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r9-There IS a prophet in Philadelphia
who is willing to stake his reputation on
the tslth Of a spirit communication, re-
oeiyed on Sunday evening, to the follow
ing effect "Franee is without an EN-
peror. You wild get the news In ten
days. Credulous people viii cut this
out, and save it until the middle Of next
week,
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MORE STEAMBOAT DIsAsrERs-In our river
column viii be found the particulars Of two
more reambost disastsr-rhe burning OF the
EIwo0d In Haichie river, aud the collision be-
tween Tie Mariner and Golden Eagle at Island
Tbirry-dve. Fortunately, there was but one
life lost Lnruese.
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H IA ID RUGS.
q. N. LEBBT & CO.,
Druggists and PreSCriptiOniStS.
NO. 41a MAIN sTREFT.

lust OPENED a LarEe and Well
IL Selected stock OF Pure Irugs, and all
Fancy Articles usually kept in a drug store.
livery ounce OF Medicine offered by this
house has been carefully eXamile n by two ex-
p~e1euced physicians, and nothing viii be sold
that is not reliable.
They also OueF for sale the finest article OF
COAL OIL ever introduced here. and by actual
test is proven 20 be free from ali explosive ele-
meuts.
"a Prescriptions put up az all hours OF the
day and night
The Prescription department OF this house is
solely committed % an Experienced Physt-
ciaH. OF years standing, and the mistakes
which 50 often occur in drug stores are there
fore avoided.
Best Brandies and Whistles In the city kept
at this house fei4 I'm
E'rn aarrvag-. H. AT.-- 2
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Imports.

NEAPHIs, Feb. ls.-Imports for the week
ending Saturday, Feh. 18th, as ooPiad rom lhe
books Of the Merchants Exchange, were as
follows:
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hA. The Newbern N. c. Times re-
ports hat ten negroes, who have rented
a plantation a few miles from that place,
went a few days since, to the house of a
Mr.. Hezekiah Davis, Oh Gore creek, aud
while attempting to enter his premises,
Mr.. Davis killed the leader and two
others outright and wounded the fourth.
The Times says the negroes, having no
stock or money with which to buy, de-
signed to steal from MI. Davis.
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c MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS NdrICE-Eder Wm. j.. Barbee, Of
Mississippi, viii preachatthe Christian Church.
corner nden aud Mulberry streets to-day a.
eleven A.. NJ. andai seven D. H.. The public are
invited seats free.
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METROPOLITAN HoTEL
49, TT-T~ u
WASHINGTON- u q
Trustees S1le.

WASHINGTON, D. Q.
T'HIS leading Hotel, Renovated and rennr-
j ntshed, is nowfn perfect order for abe rscep-
noG1 -8m
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ErA Quaker had his broad brim
blown Of, and chased it for a long time
with fruitless zeal. At last, seeing q boy
laughing at his disaster, ne said 10 him
art thou a profane lad?p
The goungster replied that he some
times did q leetle In that way.
"Then,' said he, taking a half dollar
from his pocket, " thee may damn Won
der fleeing tile fifty cents worth"
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Erecnfrir Nofiee.

HAVING qualified al tho February Term
1900, OF the County Court Of shelby COUNTY
.4tnnessee, - sole ENecgtuN OF the last will
and testament Of Benjamin F. Dill. deceased
4 hereby notify al persons indebted 70 fna -
tate OF said tastator 50 come forward and make.
settlements without delay. Al persons hay
ing claims against sad estate are requested.
to me or 10 Messrs. Hart & Carmach- Al Thor
Office, No. T. Madison street.
fat3 ~ AMERICA {. Dill. Evac-+-
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500 sacks Coarse Liverpool Salt
go sacks Fine do do.
800 bbls. Fine Old Saginaw do
100 kegs Choice Lard.
Is ties. do do.
$50 bbls. aurora FiOaF.
80 bbls. BelleFille CITY Flour.
100 hbls. lincoln Flour.
100 Ibis. Macon Flour.
20 bblS. Victory Flour.
80 bbls. SangOman Flour.
10 bbls. BuekWheat HO.|
200 boxes Candles.
100 boxes German an 4 Pair So.n
90 sacks Ordinary % Good DE- -.
III sacks India Edee.
The above viii BE- SOFIA NV To rrr N
to Close COnsigD-m mems ~" 4o hEA"A
ALI EDWARD WARBUEG.
~ front street IN stairs
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
OHce-NO. IS Madison Street

Our Business Office
VIII pc opened from 5 O'Clock A. H.. until 3
? r. Advertisers viii please bear his in mind
aad hand in their favors early.
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coTToN sEEp ZOE sALE

Two Thousand Bushels Cotton Seed for sale
LACEY & McGHEE.
3aE lH ~ Front street.
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LEN-SGr1-. Va. Eeb-4- l-8-
L1disE| beg leave 70 return you my thanks
for your EindI-tJer uI fine weury-sec1nd ulJlmo,
and 10 express my acknowledgements, for the
compliment bestowed on me, 10y giving my
name 20 the academy under your charge
II % VIII In any way promote your object the
instruction OF the E1uugIn true knowledge and
wisdom. 7 shall feel houured by having my
name associated with your school Wishing
you success and prosperity I am, yith great
respect. Your 1bedleut servant,
r. T. FL
Mrs. n. A.. =. Morgan. Misses Maggie Graham,
Florence Patrick MARY e. Puliam. Katie Van
PeIt. LsddIe sIedmau and ". Fairfax Harms.
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LETTER EEOE GES LEE.-The following letter
was received by Mrs.. Morgan and the young
ladies of her school, ia reply 90 one from them,
asking his permission 20 give hls name 90 the
academy heretofore known as Ms. MorgaH's
S.t85T 5u THIRD Street
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Pioneer ENpuess OOmPany-To Shippers
In consequences Of ule change OF schedule on
the Nozzle and Ohio Railroad, sea are compelled
% make the following rule:
All freight for stations on this road, except
Meridian, Columbus, Cornth, Miss, Gaines
vile, Ala, and Columbus, Ky, MUST Re PRE-
PAID
The short time given rs BY the schedule TO
transact our bushes at local stations on This
road, oounpells rs 10 make this rule imperative.
jaIe-im OSCAR HAIG, Agent.
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A BARGAIN
And No One viii Question il.

A Ny one having a good Cotton Plapsarfo7 -
n GO q - Acres, one-half imDrovr5 49,
ance veil titnbersd, Stocked read~ IA
can eerofa purchaser by sddressinT ~ -
Memphis, Tenn, or calling on McNaf-1 G.e
e Co, roOmI4, Webster Bioek- S-tAeu-
Memphis, Feb. 1a ISG A4snL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-18

TO WHOM II MAY ConcarD
L Noah d. Bell, Of LacOnfa, Ark, is ia no
way connected with our house, ami We will not
pay any dram drawn on US by him AFTER
81 Louis, No., Feb. /, 1886.
febg-2w HENRY BELL. 4 SON
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RomOTaIs~ousHtauHf WHlHI 3 %, Imp NJ
arso f seearz. tobacco and pipes, Lave nemoN ed
from 80 Jefersen sEsG 70 the cert er OF seooad
and Je1erson streets, JeRenron Block, where
tbey are now keepirga much larger stock Of
the finest brands Of Havana segars' Virginia
tobacco and the real genuine meersehaum
pipes. City and country merchants Will md IL
20 their interest TO call and Their stock
u prices before purchasing ELSEWHERE. he
member, corner Of second Jefferson st7eees'
Jeesrsoa Bioek. jas In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-18

MEMPHIS And WHITE RIVER PACKET
COMPANY
MARTIN WALT, Supt-.R. W. L-IGHTBURN, Sec'y
For Helena. DuvalI's BLUR, little Rock.
Augusta and J-aessOnPOrt.
COMMERCIAL. .---... W. J. Ashford, Master
Leaves the Compsny's wharfboat IT.
foot Of jefferson street, on -
TUESDAY, 10Th Feb, at 5P. N.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or at
the Companyis office on wharfboat.
TATE, ABLE d CO.,
r. p. WALT q {. Agents..
LARRY H~ARMSrAD.J
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MEMPHIS 1RK1Ns1s RIVER P1CEFT
COMPANK
MAETTN WALT, Sup't. +. W. L-IGHTBURE, Secy.
For Helena, Pine Bluff Il Little Rock.
CENTRALIA.-..... Berry. master.
VIII leave the Company'S Wharf IT,
boat, foot Of Jefferson street, fOrE
the above points, on
MONDAY, 18th Feb, at 4 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
the Coinpany's office on WharfEOat.
TATE, ABLE d CO. $50.
r. T. WALT a Q Z. AsenS'
falg1t
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Columbian Gin.

Price Of Coal Raduced.-l03O0 busher
best Pttsbuug coal at 81 p per barrel for saleby
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Linens, Towels, and House Furnishing Good
al reduced prenss 81 Elson Bros, ~ Main street
d. N -
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RIVER MATTERS.


Weather and Business
The weather yesterday was again e~XcesHvel,
disageeable, and in the afternoon 10 showed
and sleeted alternately, but after nightfah il
moderated, and had every appearance of rain
and We doubt not that this morning the streets
and Levee will be as muddy as they usually arr
in damp weather.
Business on the LeVee Yesterday Whsvery dull
more so than at any time during the past week
and the arrivals and departures, as viii be seen
below, We're anything but numerous.
The river commenced rising early yesterday
morning. and during the day rose some six
inches, which viii be good news for the several
boats in this vicinity that are aground.
Arrivals.
Steamer ". r. Arthur from 81. Louis.
c. W. Graham, from -, Louis.
Belle -. Louis, from st. Louis.
Mariner, nom Cincinnati.
Virginia, from New Orleans.
Des Arc, from White river.
Departures
Steamer W. r. Arthur. for New Orleans.
N~icksburg. for NIcEshurg.
O.. W. Grahafn, for ~. Louis.
Magenta, Tor New Orleans.
Northwest, for 50. Francis-Iiver.
Celeste, for Arksnsa river.
Pilgrim, for White river.
clifton, for Cincinnati
Virginia, for ~. Louis.
HORts in Port.
Belle st. Louis, Usage, Mariner,
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WE SELL IT FOR CASH.
WE SELL II FOR CASH.
WE SELL IT FOR CASH.

WE TAKE No $ !.
WE TAKE No Risks.
WE TAKE NO RISKS.
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Columbian Gin.

TIL the Balance Of their stock is sold, FL
son Bros 81 Main street, viii sell at reduced
prices. fell II
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Shirts, COrsefs, Hoop Skirts and
Paper Collars,
At NORTH, MURPHY & MASON'S.
IS second street.

To MAKE MONEY.
TO MAKE MONEY.
TO MAKE MONEY.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. e. s. second st.
btw. Adams aud washington SIS, Rev Mr..
MILLER. Pastor. u a. m. n - p. m.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, s. W. cor. sew
eurh and chelsea. Rev. N. LANCASTER. Pas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-18

Leave Memphis Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Arrive Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and
saturdays. \. :. LlNERMORE.
General superintendent.
G. =. OAKLEY, Geul Ticket Agit faI0 In,
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90. a-R. WILSON hIccuar
70a DauI Mullins, cold larceny,
u.s. Preston Mcdowell, fcoIdI larceny,
81. Henderson Ford. Iculd,J larceny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-18

NOtiee.-Memphis Horse Bazaar, corner OF
Monroe and Third streets. ]. J.. C0gsweu has.
In addition TO his stable, No In and rs Jener-
son street, his old stand, the Bazaar corner
Of Monroe and Third streets. He has on hand
30 choice mules, broke and unhroke, besides
horses, mares, wagons, harness, etc He viii be
pleased 70 see his old friends az either place
febI--Iw.
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MLSCELLANEOUS
Thayer ec NOyea'
MAMMOTH NEW ORLEANS
"-ANIAIVNEN INV VINLI-NIT1
CIRCUS COMBINATION
From the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Will Exhibit at Memphis,

On Corner OF Second and Union SITS
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CRIMINAL ~CoUEr-Thi4 Court was engaged
yesseriay IN the case Of Aleek Robinson, who
wa finally admitted 20 bail In the sum Of four
thousand doIlarS. and empaneiug @ jury in
the case OF Butterield, charged with grand lar
oeny. The following cases are docEeted for the
--..... ~
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Final Closing out sale of Dry Goods.
regardless Of cost, al R. ]. Dalton d Co.'S. 81
North Court street. only one week more.
Ernaf L.r-.Lr.
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Notiee-0n and after this date our terms for
the sHle Of Real Estate viii be one and a boyy
DER cent net.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-18

To Epioures-Those who are fond Of the
good things of this earth, In the shape OF every
edible served In the very best style Of art,
should remember The Gold Eagle Restaurant,
on Madison, between Main and Front, as their
cook has a vide spread reputation, and their
VANS would make the mouth Of an epicure
water.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-18

DIR. THayer. the most original wit that eve1
appeared in the saw Dust, viii eudeavor Il
drive away duIl care. at Thaysr d Noyes
Circus, Feb. 10th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-18

Ladies Hair Dressing SaIoOn.-The
fayoEte establishment Of Madam L~avigne, on
Main street, between Union and GayoSo. oppo-
site the Frovine Block, is In full blaze OF pros
perity. Her Of hair, In variety,
grace and elegance, are unsurpassed. most
elabo ate toilet lacks finish unless Madame
/ Lavigue touches iI.
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Burrows and Kelly. who achieve wonders
upon the -Trapeze. They are with Thaysr &
Circus. Feb. 18th.
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IEe U0mIlIIIee 0l hasoIHu1slal IIoNsu J
sanarsHa, reported as follows:

laIAaEhMar AEN4LsHA AS AHAanes
Bs,slrsa Thatrhe policy OF President Johnson
30 Tar Is developed for the restoration OF the
Union Is ~eUineutv sagacious, patrleue ana
conservative that tla The policy Indicated uy
secretary seward Ia his dispatches 20 our Min
1ster atths goum DIST Jamcs by the congress
Of the United State IN the resolution pAsse0
one a policy upon which the patriotic con-
Eerya4ye mel Of the county, North ana
the staia % thelT legitimate constitutional
Nj. Dupree said thai he heartily concur cd In
everything asserted ~ aL stewart, BOT that Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-18

Dry Goods Regardless Of Cost Only
one week more, at r. j. Dalton & Co.'S. Sales
positive, 10 close business.
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Last Week OF the closing out sale OF Dry
Goods at RI. Dalton q Co.'S.
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WE CANNOT AFFORD IT.
WE CANNOT AFFORD IT.
WE CANNOT AFFORD 1T.
WE Do BUSINESS
WE 20 BUSINESS
WE DO BUSIN ESS
WITH SMALL
WITH SMALL EXPENSE.
WITH A EXPENSE
WE WATCH THE MARKET
WE WATCH THE MARK ST.
WE WATCH THE MARKET.
WE STUDY YOUR INTERESTS.
WE STUDY YOUR INTERESTS.
WE STUDY YOUR INTERESTS.

WI STUDY OUR OWN TOO.
WE STUDY OUR OWN TOO.
We STUDY OUR OWN TOO.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. l-sales Of cotton for two
days, eighteen thousand b~ales-dull and de-
Ginning, but closing steadier; ~middling, igi4d
%consois. s01zass4. There is almost a panic IN
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FOR SALE.

our Geneal Agent viii be happy to nh an
dens promptly. ~ the Lowest cash Prtsas.
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n You Would save money, buy your Dry
Goods a. Eison Bros, ~ Main street. fell Il
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Onnet and Fine Millinery GoOds.-A
"a FlFEie7He Ladies who desire the latest
style OF dress goods and notions, and who de-
sire the latest Partisan styles Of Millinery,
should not fan 20 call ON Mrs Gogen, st No. g3
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-18

SO William %. Kern, larceny,
~ Miles Porter and Geo. Woodward, larceny
la3T. George Jones. rape.
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Great Opportunity 70 get bargains in Dry
Goods, al r. j. Dalton & Co.'S, 50 North Court
street, between Main and Second, for only one
week Longer. at the great closing cut sale.
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and Others, only one week
more OF the final closing OUT sale Of Dry Goods,
Notions. etc, al r. j. Dalton g. Co.'S. 48 North
| nnurl .frraI. Hrrat .Eanc.t IL .eL nar,.Lra
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CHAECEET C0UEI-The following cases are
set for trial tomorrow;
ass. ". r. DR. s. Adams u. Nemphisaud Lit
tie Rock Railroad Company q a.
G2 n. b. D-N. T.. ID. HUmeS. admir-. yg. ]. C.
ward ef a.
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WEn1ed.-Fifteen hands to work on trostIe
work a. Jackson, Tenn. Apply 70
E. %. NORTON.
Agent Mis-. Central Railroad,
74 Front street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-04

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA Il. r.
from lie Washington papers we learn that
10 attention was paid 10 the Injunction granted
By Judge WyIic Of that city, to prevent the
stockholders of the Washington, Alexandria
~i Georgetown Railroad Company, from
meeting Gil Monday last, to elect officers Of the
company, but that the meeting Was held, and
the officers Of the company duly elected, as we
stated Yesterday The bill in this case was IS
s'ed in the name Of the company, and WAS
signed by Stevens, Phelps, and others, against
Martin and others, charging that number CT
shares had been Illegally issued, and asking that
the meeting for the purpose be prevented by
injunction until it can be decided which is the
Aega, stock, and al! such be called in and can
,.joi Yesterday morning the case camo up
before Judge WyNe, Bradley and Nlerrick ap-
tearing for the plaintiffs, and Brent, Masruaer
-ad others for the dcfendao;s 1t appeare! that
lie injunction was improperly issued, mas
much as the defendants had no notice Of the
application previous 10 the issuing Of the writ,
'ad 1t was therefore set aside. \ second ap.
H'c2ilon was made, the service Of which was
accepted, and the argument of the case Was set
tor Friday.
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BY J. H. pARRoTT,- AUCTIoNEER.

BY J. H. PARRGTT, AUCTIONEER.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN ALEXAN-
y DRIA, VA.-By virtue of decree of tho
Circuit Court for Alexandria county, p-onoune-
cd at its May term, 1866, in the case of II. B.
DcCoster and wife VS.. y. 81 *. Snyder. the un-
dcrsigned commissioners therein named, will, on
MONDAY the 23d day Of October next, at y
m, in front Of the Mayors Office, Alexandria,
Va, offer for sale at public auction, the follow
ing property, 10 wit:
A LOT OF GROUND, with 3 story az5#I
BRICK HOUSE thereon, situated on the ela ass#l
north side Of Prince, near the intersection Of
Prince and Water streets
TERMS:-Onc-fourth cash, and the residue
in three, six and twelve months, with interest
from the day Of 81 G; the bonds of the purchaser,
with security, to be taken for the said deferred
payments, ana the title retained until the par
chase money is paid.
~''.' Ss 3 b y: fHEST' Comm rs.
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LOCAL NEWS.

.9.rcB GAME match game for q
,..,lsome silver mounted bat-a present to the
.' :.no-s from Mr.. Charles A. Yohe, an homo
, ,.,, member OF both clubs, was played yester-
-, ,renine, or the grounds Of the clubs, near
moross. in the presence Of about i've hundred
.aoctstors large number Of whom were la
-. ;Gor whom seats had been provided.
The game was called at ?. NJ. playing,
,ouayer. did not commence until II.
IKE Old Dominion were first at the bat
c,ore leading off: with fine strike to the
o,rtar Field, securing his first base, and even
~,,Ilv reaching home; he was followed by Law,
s.bo didn't reach his first base in time; Reid
r,IIovca, but got out on one of the bases !;
noocsyfeld with his barber pole, " came next
on3 secured his run Al Uh!er tolowcds but
p,nI getting out on foul, left him on his base.
mbo (I11 Dominon's scoring two for first in
-;ng, Z. Warfed commenced Tor the Mt.
T 5;o1 making his run; Steiner and Hall
tilowe9 each other, by getting, out on the
$y base; Add Warield secured his base, but
Zsol Getting out On a foul, put the side out,
, ,,,T = score Of one for the Mt. Vernon's.
Woorc started the Pad innings for the Old
nSmiI,ion's, getting home after hard run
Coo, Uhler followed, making his score; ARMS
.osI sent fly ball into the pitchers hand,
SSrone took the bat next, sending a ball way
ornr the Left Field head, making q home
yrn amidst the applause Of the spectators.
law vent out on the first base. Reid, Dain,
carEeld, \. Uhler, Paul and Moore gave their
3no;a to the score Geo. Uhler went out on a
topl, which left the Old Dominion with on
he 2nd Innings.
- v, Warfeld started tac Mt. Vernon's with
. score. followed by hell and Lov elace, who adj
5al two to their game; HeishIcy and K. War
fsd. followed. no; making their runs; Steiner,
FALL and A. Warfed, each making their home
base; ,,i,eale going out, put the side out with a
score Of for their % innings-Sc0re now stand,
iYc: Old Dominion 8; Mt. Vernon I. At
he end Of the 9TH innings the score stood:
Ga Dominion IS; Mt Vernon, II. The game
At this point was intensely interesting, and it
vas harl to say who would &c the winner. Up
70 the eighth the odds were against the Old
Dominions they made up for their bad play
in the 9th and IT'D inu!ag by adding % to their
scare at the end OF the eighth.
The Mt Vernon lost heavily in thcir last two
innings, only adding 4 few runs 10 their score.
The umpire called the game at 3 clock
and Oh reading the score the Old Dominion>
stood. 81; Vi. IernonS, 333. Below we ap-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-04

P0IlcE NEpo&r--MAYoRs' OFFICE. Sandy
TravcrS, Il negro, for disordary and violent
conGuct in The grocery store Of Nr. Benjamin
Clcvengcr, upper cad OF King street, was be-
fore Justice Moore yesterday evening, but at
his request was held in security to appear be-
lore the Mayor this morning, by whom be was,
after full investigation fined and discharged.
reporting were at the Magistrates Office this
morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-04
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c
BLADES; EUpHONIAL
- LUBRICATORS!
THE PEOPLES
MOST SURE AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
For Coughs, C0Ns, Croup Catorrh,
Asthuan, BroncAitis Dipthcriq,

C'r1 ~ y ~ ~ AAA' ~ - - - $3.50 A'1'
For Coughs, Co!ds, Group, Catorrh,
Astt2sn, bronchitis, Dipthcriq,
md nWPn}moHary Diseases.
The LUBRICATOR is Il medicinal prcp&ra-
ton, in the form Ola lozcngc, which Of all modes
is the most pleasant and convenient They con-
tain no delctcrious Ingredient and arc warrant
ed to be always safe even for the weakest and
most sensitive stomach. In Group they give
immediate relief For coughs and colds they
are invaluable.
For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market, wide certificates
accompanying each box Dipthcria that dread
cd and dcsolating disease they control wonder
fully and almost Immediately.
No public speaker singer or teacher sh ou!d
be without them, as they remove hoarscncss and
siren CITIZEN and clear the voice.
"a" Always use them in time, and If the
symptoms are severe use very freely.
j. II. BLADES & CO., Proprietors,
ELMIEA. New IoHK.
JANNET s. CO., Wholesale Agents,
14j, King street, above st. Asaph,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Ess- For Sale by all Druggists. .'sN
The great sale Of these Lubricators last WIN
ter bore ample testimony to their efficacy ana
superiority over every other form of trocEc in
use. We can confidently recommend thcn for
all affections OF the throat. sep ST