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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05


IdE FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY,
having chart. red The safe and commodlols
steamer wa WAsET, would res, 81 =
Alexan r Il. that they ,wil give an
ON MONDAY. JUNE 18th, 1866.
The Company, thankful for the liberal re-
spouse t. their appeal in aiding them to procure
generosity still farther, by purchasing for your
selves day of enjoyment, as the committee
p edge themselves to spare neither pains nor ex,
pense TO make tia trip ever to be remembered
with pleasure. i|ggr ~
A good serviceable engine will cost $780,
We have in bank about > 800 amount on sub
scripton books uncollectcd about $ ,U00, leavIng
Il deficiency OF 81, 300, which the Company i, de-
sirous of raising soon as possible SO that they
can be more efficient when the deVouring eic-
ment is agng in your midst. X
The boat will leave the wharf foot Of King
street, ut Il. M, and, p. M; returning Will
leave Glymont at s. p. M and 9 o. m.
Esputn Celebru ed Brass and String Band ls
engaged for the occasion.
Tickets for a Lady and Gentleman, 81 %; La.
dies Ticket, 81 cts Children under ~ years OF
age and servants, rs cts. ;:r...
FLOOR MANAGERS.
r. N. Latham, Il. Tonlinson, Ed. Clarkson.
- a.-.---l- .@ COMMITTEE.
R..H. Bayliss, G I. Wilmington,
G. w. Henry, Jno. Powell, E f.
JUS. Cole, X. Tomlins -. ,
Ns-l ckets can be procured at French's and
Davis s. Brenner's Book store.
No improper persons allowed on the boat
my 81 eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

Though the lawful imit,to the duration OF
time in which licenses to carry on business, or
pursue avocations within the Corporate bounds
ex PRED on the f rst Of he current month, yet
up to the present, but, few licenses have been
applied for or obtained. For failure to tul-
fiji thegrequ rements OF the city's statute in
this respect, parties are liable to prosecution
before the Mayor, who may impose such fines
as TO him shall seem appropriate, within de
fined limit ~ RI, TX
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

Now that the warm weather has commenced
in earnest, and house flies have, or will become
troublesome, We remind our readers OF what l.
said to be an excellent recipe for extermloat'ng
or expelling them Take halt spoonful OF
black peperin powder, one teaspoonfui Ut br"Wn
sugar, aud one tea>pooniul of cream; mix them
we'll together, and place them in a room on d
plate, where the flies are troublesome, and they
will very soon dis4pp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

FREEDMEN 8 AFEAIRs-A case has been re
ported to the Freedmen Bureau of the receu;
assaulting, shooting and wouuding Of colored
boy at Leesturg, Va, by Landon T. Levitt,
and Others. 1t is stated that She case has
Teen referred to the civil authorities Of Lees
burg, and if they refuse TO take action, it: will
be turned over to the military" We presume
tina, a,oao the civil courts of Virginia will take
coguizance of all breaches of the peace, as well
as of all other offences against the law. There
is 10 occasion for military interference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05


Mr.. Gerrit Smith, Of N. T., a well known
ultra Republican, and on the slavery question,
all that his political associates can desire, has
published letter to Chief Justice Chase, upon
the proposed trial Of Mir. Davis. He denies
the right OF the government to try any Conted-
crate in tie civil courts, in the present condl-
lion of the country He alludes 10 this anon
alous state, which lei her the people nor the
government officers know how 10 interpret.
he contends hat it is in war, aud argues thai
military courts only are in order, aud that they
can take coenizance ''op'y of violations ofthein
Sensational law regulating hostilities: % He
shows that the u. S. Government is bound to
accord to the Coutederatcs all the benefits OF
the laws Of war, under which the charge OF
treason is an ahsurdity Ele argues hat the
charge of trea, on will tie equally inappIical e
after peace is declared and IN he civil courts,
ami that the faith Of the North is pledged
against It; and he also dsels upon the lnjns
tice Of vtctimiz;ng few where, it any are gull
.ty, all are equally So Mr.. Smith comedies it as
both reasonable, and almo,t certain. that the
South had JUST grounds Of complaint to move
then. to their late proceeding; aud that our
suierings have neen SO great that only a fend
could wish to break faith in orter tn adj 70
them. He admits that the Constitution HAD
left in doubt The question which formed the i
sue IF the wal; and Thar the Southern people
Lad eminent authority for the own opnion.
He thyn speaks very flvib'y Of the demands OF
humanity in the future course Ut tue govern
u;cnt -Rtchnaond Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE.-G. ". Cliff I'D
one of he candidates at the late election, has
filed, in the County Court OF this county, pro-
test seainst the ell, ion Of Samuel Beach as a
nngi trate from he Sd district III on the ground
of i'll, galiry 10 the voting. Counsel has been
empl yed on both sides, and all the Justices
have been summoned 10 attend at the next
term, to try the mplaint.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

Owing to tn person,l jealous endeavors of
Capt. Joseph c. Moore, who has lately been
appointed Superin endent OF the ci'y's burial
grounds, by the Mayor, a stop has been ettectu:
ally put to the depredat oos, Lately Of almo.
daily orcnrrs nee, in the grave yards. caused hy
boys and those Of mature vars, who weie
shooting there from morning until night, at
every thing coverei with feathers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

COMBINATIONS "a Hou.ekeeper' re.
quests that the police should look to the run
uing around market Of ccrtan- well-known
characters, exciting combinations to raise the
price of vegetables. We know nothing OF
this mattcr-but it anybody buyer or seller
wants vegetables higher than they now are,
his mouth ought 10 be stuffed with 'bees tops F"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

By the provisions OF clause in the laws OF
the Corpora,ion,i5 is the duty Of all dog owners
t. obtain trom the Auditor, within ten days
from the first OF une, OF each year, license TO
keep their tavorite pets; and upon failure to
procure such license, they are subject 10 prose
cutiou aud the imposition Of a 6ue amounting
60 double the cost of the license
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

4 HHlsTL1NG WOMAN Mrs. Hcfferman
Of Arch street., was crmpained Of 10y her hus-
band, Mr.. O'N,il, for being "a nui ance' &c
the ueighborhood He ALLEGED to Justice Co'e
that he could not sleep because Of Ter noise.
VII ouestionei as is how she made h. noise,
h. ,epIiei hat it was ,hs, fly done by her
wbi,,lng. He sad that she could, if .hetli d,
GIT IF soma harmoui"u, notes, tut that gener.
lily her whioilIny Was very 0lscordan!, and
that was what annoyed him. The Womal was
he d 10 tai.-Al6uny argus.
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nv q STAFFORD Gs.Alucr., SO, KING ST.

FURNITURE. AND EFFECTJ OF A
Il BOARDING HOUSE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY. the 9Th instant, at ten o'clock q.
NJ, l will sell all the furniture and effects OF
house No as, Prince St., near Fairfax St. =,
Sale without r, serve. Terms, cash.. All
goods tn be removed and settled tor Immediately
after sale. J: II. STAFfohU, Auct:
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I G. STAFFORD,
l.-,AU:CTIoNEER,

No. SO, KING STREET, s$
Between Water and Fairfax Streets .
WilIigivehis PERSONAL attention. to the sale OF
Real Estute, Il usehold Furniture ut the resi-
dcnce ot families declining housekeeping. Also
to the sale Of stocks OF Groceries and Merchan
disc of every: description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness, &c. ~ 3gco, ,Tar~sat -
no Sale of Furniture, Glass and Crockery
Ware. Boots, Shoe and Clothing at auction,
every TU ESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY MUkNlNGS, commencing at ~ o'clock
a. NJ. Consignments solicited.
- 80. j. G. STAFFORD,
myl5 CIV -..,a.,.-- Auctioneer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

POLICE REPORT. Mayors OFFICE Mary
Stewart, negress, for profane and indecent Ian
guage on the streets, was appropriately fined,
and, after an admonition, discharged.
Jim Hall and George Sisson, the boys arrest.
ed yesterday for stealing the money from the
butchers stall of Mr.. Helnuth, were brought
ont for examinations but no evidence being
elected, they we're recommitled to the Watch
House .a.. -.....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

GREEN PEAs.-Therc Was an evident desire
On The part of some ia market, this morning,
to keep up the price Of peas l, was no co.
Down they must come and ought to come
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

The steamer Wa~aset, with he Alexandria
Socials, accompanied iy u large number OF
friends, on board, made trip 10 Glymout to-
day The excursion was QUE ct the most de
ish,ful Of the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

Mr. Jno. Slater had, at his stand 10 the mar
ket, this morning, a single head Of lettuce which
weighed eight pounds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

WASHINGTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Richard WaIlach, the present Mayor, has been
reelected by majority Of 1895 over Mr..
Easily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

RAINBOW "A Insignificant rainbow spanned
the heavens in the Southwest, this morning,
shortly after sun rise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

Judge Underwood came here yesterday
morning, on a flying visit from Richm nd to
which pace he returned on the evening train
During lis brief stay here he Lad, it is stated
iptervis WIS with President johnson aud Auor-
ucy General Sieed, in relation to the trial Of
Mr. Davis. The Judge Will formally open
his court to morrow, tut on account ct the
illness OF Dts,rlc Ano nev Chandler, If will be
adjourned uutlllhs hrSt Tues lay in Ocrober
ha les O'Conor, Of Mr.. D wis 5 c unsel, has
ba sew, raj IN ervieNs with the Prrsiceut III
fa, euce 10 tn. TRIAL, paro e, or rel ase On a.
OF bis client. He [ Mr. q CouorJ will alpe I
TO- M. rrow b. f i. the court aln demano ma
the trial pro, eed imucdia ly, or hat his client
he lel,a. ed IN bail, etc.-Nut Mt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

BOARD, on rea,on. bic terms; at "a Ro
ID PkUCTuKS, No. 81, Prince st, between
Ia rfax and Water, for several gentlemen, Or Il
gentleman and his wife. 10 6-lW
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GOLD.
New YORK. June 5.-Gola 143S.

BUFF GRASS LINEN CoATs, Basket Linen,
and Brown and " hite Lintn Duck Suits, OF the
rest ouali,y, anG at all prices, to defy compe-
tition, at S. DEALHAM 8. LOG, King street. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

On Friday night last the sloop Rowing Ann.
Capt Henry East, was run down and sunk in
Chesapeake Bay, of Plumb Point, by an I'M
known steamer The night was very dark at
the time A son of the captain was picked up
by passing vessel, but nothing has since been
heard of The captain. The sloop had been en-
gagged in freighting fish up the Potomsc to
Washington, and at the time Of loss was deeply
ladened with junk, old iron, ect purchased on
speculation by the captain, who with his son
were the only persons on board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05
BY G. STAFFORD, AUci., SO, KlNGisT.

= BY J. G. STAFFORD, .AUci., 50, KINGlsT.
4, UCTInN SALE OLA Small LaFRA ME
II uOl s 8, in.good order.-I shall sell, on -
SATURDAY, the 9Th instant, at IL o clock sa: 49,:
m, at tishtown, ne Frame House; = Can be
removed, or the purcnaserca lease the ground
it is on ut present, on reasonab|cierms.@
Must be sold without reserve to close a. CO.
partnership. Term, cash, at the time ofgsaie
je5 I'd Jr,G STAFFORD. Auct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

A LOT OF CHOICE SILVER SPRING
II and WEIGHS FAMILY FLOUR; Elk.
trI- Golden syrup, Sugar: cured HAMS Smoked
Beef Tongues, Dried Beet, Pine Apple Cheese,
Preserved Ginger, tiunpowder Young Hyson,
I'm ueral, Japan and Bla, Teas; just received
and Tor sale by - HOUGH~& ToESoN, y
e5.lw Corner of Prince and Pitt streets.
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.sD REJECTION TO ALLln ,'.,

zpoARD.-Board can be had at cl6, north
ID WASHINGTON St <AI-a 4 =. "..5--- - Je 5-iW
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LOCAL NEWS.

County COURT Monday james T. Bal
elected Overseer Of the Poor, IN the county, ap.
peared and qualified.
Com. vs.. Jacob Seibert, &c.,-perfection Of
recoRnizance spared until next term, and case
continued 7a bus
james G. Roach qualified as Constable fol
the 5th district.
w. G. Yeaton was ordered to settle the &C.
counts of j. s. Barbour and Reverdy johnson,
jr,, administrators of Henry Daingeffeld, de-
ceased . 4
William Collins, native Of Ireland, was
naturslized.
Isaac r. Bowen, James L. Bowen, Thomas
R. Brooks and Samuel j. Viney, charged with
setting fire to their store, were examined and
discharged from custody, the Court being Of
opinion that the felony was not committed by
them.
i Samuel w. Aubinoe appeared and qualified
as County Constable.
An account of JAS Walsh for s7.2O, for
making arrests, was allowed.
Frank Sheridan, charged with feloniously as.
saultiug Samuel Jefferson, Night Waterman,
was examined and DISCHARGED
Matthias Snyder vs. G. v Emmick, ct. ais.
in chancery-report of Receiver Howard,
confirmed and final decree entered.
G. W. Clifford filed protest to the election
Of Samuel Beach as Justice of the Peace in
The 8 1 distric', and the Justices were all sum
moned to appear at the next term for the trial
of the complaint.
John Kelley aud Robt. Anderson were ex-
amined on "a charge OF felony and remanded to
the Circuit Court FIR trial, but allowed bail for
their appearance there.
The Court Thea adjourned till Friday mora
lug, at 10 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

is The Ladies of Falls Church. and its vi
entity, respec fully inform the public that they
Church, and for its beneft) on Tuesday and
Wednesday, next II who arc inieres ed in
this ancient house Of God, are earnestly desired
'ocontributc, ii oAly the Widows mite
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

ALEXANDRIA June lst, 1865.
At n meeting of the GERMAN BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY, held this evening, at their hall, the
following officers were elected, 10 serve tor the
ensuing year:
Prrsident-Louis Brill.
Eice-P President Conrad Vail.
Secretary-John Abendshen.
Vice Secretary Paff
Ireasurer--George bossart.
Finance Cummittee-Juhn Ahrhard, John
Gerhei>er. ie 2-3ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

ANNIVERSARY 1t is the Oh Of July, not
the Oh Of June as correspondent writes,
which is the anniversary for tae execution OF
the military order issued in 1853 subsequent
ly resciuded Ivy the President, or the War De-
,,artment-lor the exile Of hundreds Of men,
women and children, living iu AIexandria, iron,
their homes The scenes of that day will never
be forgotten. They were of description to
melt the stoutest heart. To their honor be i
said, several OF our Union citizens disapproved
of and condemned the contelnp plated deportation
# the helpless, and the bravest of the officer
and soldiers Of the u. S., who were engaged in
war with armed men, did not scruple tovxtress
their regret aud modification at what had OF
CURED. The real history of this afair-who
initiated it, who urged it on, who pushed 1t to
the lengths it went-has never been known to
the public Many doubt, from circums ances
which ,raLspirei on the occasion, and subse
queutly, whether it ever really Was Intended,
from the first, to carry the order into effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

The lessees of the Alexandria Canal yester-
day had au interview with the Secretary OF
War, from whom they obtained full permission
to immediately resume the WORK of repair on
the Georgetown Aqueduct, preparatory 10 the
REIMBURSEMENT Of that improvement to then
by the Government, as soon as the long bridge
is made avail able for travel. The lessees of thu
canal have also been authorized to proceed
with the repair of the long bridge, as soon as
the appropriation for that purpose, the resou-
ton for which has passed the House Of Rep
resentatives, shall have passed the Senate, and
efforts are in active operation to secure the con
summation OF the last object within limited
time. Workmen will resume their labors on
the Aqueduct, it is supposed, duriog the cur.
rent week, as there is now no obstacle in their
way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05
CCARCE GOODS AT LOW PRICES.

Good stout White Linen Drillings for boys,
at rs cents per yard-warranted all Linen.
White and Brown Linen Duck, in fine quality :,
for gentlemen's wear
Low-prce all wool Tweeds and Cassimeres,
for boys wear III 81 to ST rs per yard. r.
Brown and Striped Linen Drill.ngs, for boys,
at low prices.
Striped Linens for furniture covering. K
Blu, Navy Flannel, Of the best qualify.
for genie mems wear, or ladies' riding dresses.
Beautiful Colored Linens for boys jackets,
with many other desirable goods, which we are
selling cheap.
All goods marked in plain figures at the low
est cash prices No deviation allowed.
w. NJ. SHUoTER u BRO,
lie 4-3t No. 38 Market Space, Washington.
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OFFICERS OFITHE SOCIETY:
PRESIDENT,
Hon JAS. IBARBOUR.

DIRECTORS.
/. Hon. Alex CRives, John NJ: Forbes, esd,
Hon. VIM D. Hart, Cen G. G. Wharton, Mai
4. F; Robertson, Col ,kobt, L..Owen y. Francis
Minor, esq, andICapt.E. l.. Shelton e.
Major Peter J. Otey, Typographical Engineer,
and Architect. LII &I}i3 IL
Dr. w. B. Robertson, Secretary.
Recommendations mu be addressed to the
Secretary at Lynchburg, Va. my l9-3m Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

HOR - LIZ -nne hrst-quaiity WORK
HORSE, at No! ~, south Washii gton St.
le St" z. a. DAYTON.
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There will be called meeting Of the Council
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II 4 Il " II u y Z. ~
PORT OF A-JUNE 5.
A I,l{I v ED

Steamship Thames, Swift, New York, to
Bowen, Bro. y Co.
S,hr. Jonn Slusnon, Banks, Halwell, ice, to
E. Atwel
Schr. Progress, POWELL. Philadelphia, coal to
J. Leatherland
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&C tify that this document is a true and
c"rrec, copy Of the original order for discharge
now in my possession. AMOS PILsBUKY, Supt.
Alhanv Pc it ntiary, June 2 ISiG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
The Cottages at this place have been repaired,
and will be opened for the accommodation Of
visitors on the 9Th of June. This delightful
summer resorts pleasantly located in fauquier
county, 6 miles from WaIrenton, and possesses
many advantages superior to any wuterir place
in Virginia. 1t is accessible from all The ,prin-
cipa cItiss by railroad to Warrenton, thence
by daily stage to the Springs. Persons suffering
from dyspepsia or droi'sy are especially luVli Ed
to try this water, having effected cures where
al other remedies have failed. For further iu-
formation address
Doct. JOHN s. READ,
Warrenton Springs,
je1-2t '..- fauquier county, Va
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Bowen, BRO. U 20.
S,hr Jonn Slusmon, Banks, Halwell, ice, to
E. Atwe!l.
schr. Progress, POWELL. Philadelphia coal to
J. Leatherland
Mts- l.efore samuel Nelson, n Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, at Cham
bers
CRY OF New YORK,
June |, 1866.
In the matter of
John N ankn ana
John LAWYER
writ OF habeas corpus hay ing been alloWed
by me in this case and served on Amos Pills.
burg Superintendent Of the Albany Penlien-
tar. to which he has made return, by which
Nspnea 3 that the above-named John Mankln
and John Lawler are imprisoned IN said ptnlten-
tary by virtue of the sentence OF military
commission, convened at Alexandria, Va, ON
the 10th day If january, 1856, by which sal.
J"hn Nankin and J ,hn LaWlcr were tried on
charge of assault add batt"ry, with intent t.
Kill, and Of murder, and That the conviction
sentences were pr on"unccd, which were mltlgil-
ted to confinement of the said John Mankin Tor
five years, and the said John Lawler for two
years
happening nat said John Mankin and John
LAWYER We're tried without petit jury, and
Without 4 previous presen!meht by grano
jury and that it was Il It u case arising IN the
lard or n.val rceS, or in the militia, when IN
actual s~rvice IN time Of war or public danger,
ana that thy we not in the military or naval
Service and that they W re- not, nor Was either
o. them, subject to the jurisdiction Of said mill
'ary commission.
] do hereby decid" and adj Judge that the said
John Maukin and John Lawler are illegal y
imprisoned, and do order that they be dis
Charged f. ON such imp lsOnment
S. NELSON.
l &C tify that this document is a true AND
c"rrec, copy Of the original order for discharge
now in my possession. AMOS PILsBCKY, Supt
Albany Pc il ntinrY .Iuue z 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

~ F. WgsTwooD AsHBr has been appoint
ed Local Agent for the FIRE INSURANCE Con-
PA&Y of Alexar iria, TO solicit and receive APP
pllcalions for nsur nee He NAV b. found ut
me store OFF, j. Miller, No. 65, King ST., A lex
andris. my %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

- OTATOES.-20O Bushels of superior New
I Jersey Peach Bloom, in the store, and for
Sae bv NATHANIEL BOUSH q GU.
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New York, June A. Cotton dull and nomi-
nal, at 37a4a cts. Flour steady; Southern un;
changed. Wheat advancing. Corn active and
advanced LAP cts. Beef steady Whiskey firm
nj
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PHILADELPHIA. June 4.-Sales of ITO head of
erfcattle at l4alS cents, per quality Sneep
i7me~; sales S. On head ; sold at 81 cents. Sales
200 head hogs at Sl3aSl4 so per 100 pounds.
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Mts- l.efore samuel Nelson, Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, at Cham
bers
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fB. Gibson, on the premises, will give any in.
~ i lsA - i'e JOHN NJ ORR, EeesbutgJ
781-i!sv - BRUCE GIBSON, s...t ernue,'
II ,..o.E 49, :. Commissioners Of Sale.
z ARGE SALE OF FUkNITUEE.

3 The undersigned will offer for sale, at Public
Auction, under the control of jus. a. English,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-03
. Home Companion.

Besides the collection Of the cream of
the news Of the week, Political. financial
and the Markets, ii VIII contain Il large
amount Of LITERARY MATTER, such rs
choice Tales, Sketchcs and Poetry. 1t
FOhTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, is printed in a
form To bind, and thus secures a faithful
record and history Of passing events.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-03

PERsoNAL-The following adyer-
Ilsemept appears in the Barnstable
fMass. PcaY.iot, -
Notice. The subscriber hereby for
bids any person marrying Rosaina
me. STEPHEN PHILLIPS.
Anexchange says that recently q
lady, speaking of the gathering of the
lawyers to dedicate anew court house,
said she supposed that they had gone
to "view the ground where they must
shortly ie.''