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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28
Insurance.
TsI. THOMAS,

Gs,L THOMAS,
NO. 70, PRINCE STREET,
(OpPosITE THE GAZETTE OFFICE
FIRE, MARINE
AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Alcxandria, Va.
Agent for the following first class BALTI-
MORE COMPANIES:
MARYLAND ERE INSURANCE COMPANY,
JOS X. MINOR TllOS. i. IAMBLETUy
THE MERcBANTs AND MECHANICS FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
ISAAC WILLIAMS, y. P. CAMPBELL,
THE H io'99iSi FIRE 1NsURANcE COMPANY
G. HARLAN WILLIAMS, AND n; REESE,
HOME S INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW HAVEN
cuAs WILSON, ~ 1 D. r. sArrNhLEE
sEc Syia1'I!E' (mAR1NE, INSURANCE coMpAyy
r. L. uAYDocK, " 40 Tii5S. W prND$ALL
Policies Of the above reliable companies. is:
sued ut this office Immediately application,
against loss or damage by fire on all dcscrip-
tons Of property in the city or country, on terms
as favorable as those Of any other company. Of
sqna .tre4gth and rcfG9 eI7p g. 70 or
Cash Assets, July |, Sl&.JDGU
Annual income, in cash.-.................. ",oUUN
The dividends Of this company are larger IN
amount. for premiums paid, than in any Com
''' NIl the nrofts arising from smncnsc fund.-
arc ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst the AS
surcd.
Applications received at my Office: 30. II,
Prince st. G.. 1. THOMAS. Agent.
DR.. CHARLES ". CHANcELLoE;,
NH l0-tf Medical Examiner.
TIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets (GoIdl s155,GI2o29
{" in the United States 100000
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
As, WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
POLICIES ISSUED, PAYABLE IN GOLD, STERLING
OR CURRENCY.
Shareholders personally responsible for all
liabilities Ofthc company.
All Dircctors .Ittst Be Shareholders.
Directors in New York:
f. Cottcnct, Henry GrinnclI,
Jos. Gallarl, Alex. Hamilton, Jr.,
f. VI, Archibald. T. Sandcrson,
H. B. n Consul.
Alfred Pell, Resident Secretary.
Risks taken in the above desirable, company
on all descriptions Of property, at the lowest
current rates, and policies issued, payable n
HOOE Il WEDDERBURE. Agents.
nov ST Foot Of Prince st Alc&;., Va.
T'IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
The undersigned has been appointed agent
for the following companies, viz:
WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Baltimore.
N' Thos. i. CanJy. " F. j. NcGjna5.
President Secretary.
EIpENENiS INSURANCE Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

A regular meeting of the Board Of Alder
men was held at their Chamber on Tuesday
evening, March 27. Prescnt-Geo; Bryan,
esq, President; Messls Fleming, Uhler Gwln,
BreWis, Barton, Robertson, and Smith
The minutes of the last meeting were read
by the Clerk.
On motion Of Mr. Fleming,
Resolved, That the Mayor, in conjunction
with the Presidents of the two Boards OF the
City Council, be q committee TO make al:p1ic-
ton to the proper authorities to ascertain II per
mission can be obtained for the use Of the
magazine at Battery Rodgers, for the temporary
storage Of powder that may be brought TO tn"
city for sale; and, also, to make application Tor
the restoration of the powder house, which Is
said to have been destroyed by government
troops, during the progress the late civil war
adopted.
On motion Ct Mr. Fleming,
Resolved That in the election OF Il keeper CT
the powder house. the term of his Office snail
date from the time of obtaining Il depository Tor
powder-adoptcd:
On motto of Mr. Fleming,
Resolved, That in the election of night watch
men, as far as it maybe practicable, they be
chosen in equal numbers from each ward.
On motion of Mr.. Brewis,
Resolved, That Messrs. Brewis 4 Robertson,
of the Board of Aldermen, and-------- - OF
the Common Council, are hereby appointed
Proxies to represent the Corporation Of -AIcXan-
dria at the meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Manassas Gap Railroad Company, to be heid
in this city on the llth day of April next
adopted.
On reception of message from the Common
Council, stating that they were ready to proceed
to the election of City officers in Joint meeting,
the Board proceeded to the Chamber OF the
Common Council where, in joint meeting, the
office were duly elected.
The Board then returned 10 their Chamber,
when message was received from the Common
Council announcing their readiness to adjourn.
The Board then Adjourned.
Testc, IT, NJ MCCORMICK. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28
COMMON COUNCIL.

At a regular meeting of the Common Coun-
ell, held March 81, 1866, there were present,
J. B. Smoot President, Mc.srs Brent, Burke.
Markell, Lambert, Ashby, Wilmington Brown.
Herbert, Clifford, Johnson, Boothc, Winner,
Summers, Martin and Hough.
Mir. Lambert offered the following resolution.
which was adopted
Resolved, That the Committee Streets en-
qlire into the expediency of having the streets
and alleys Of the city kept clean by contract,
during the ensuing year, under the SUPERVISION
Of the Superintendent OF Police; and that
should they deem it advisable they invite pro-
posals for the same, to be submitted to the City
Council for its approval or; rejection.
On motion of Mr.. Martin the Board Of Al
dermen we're notified that the Common CouD-
ell were ready to proceed to the election OF
city officers.
The Board Of Aldermen entered the cham
ber when the joint convention elected the tol-
lowing officers:
Treasurer, ". D. COrse.
Superintendent Of Night Watch; James +.
Walch.
The Convention adopted the following:
Resolved by this Convention, That in the
election of Night Watcbmcn, rs far it may be
practicable, they be selected i'll cGu&I number
from each ward.
Night Watchmcn-Gcorge Ogden, Basil
Waring, James T. Walker james Swann,
Samuel Jefferson, Albert j. Fare, Ch1l:c5
Greenwood, Isaac W. Rudd, Christopher
Lyles, Robt Tomlin IT., llcnry Pad gett,
George Boguc, Thos. B. Allison, / EdcIln:
John r. Dcyaugn, Richard II. liudd.
Police Constables-Jos. Padgett, Jas. Web
stcr Edward ". Davis, Samuel n Chjpt'H.
Harbor Master, David 4. Lowe.
Keeper of Poors House, John Stephenson
Physicians Of the Poor DIS. Chancellor and
Gregory,
Weighcr of Hay, T. NJ. Weldon.
Keeper of Town Clock, George Dulicy.
Inspector of Bcefand Pork, ". L. Emerson
Night Scavcnger, George Z. Price;
Keeper of Powder House, Geo. W. Har'ls
On motion of Nh Robertson the ConTcn-
ton was then dissolved.
On motion the Council then adjourned,
Teste
T. N. WHITE, Clerk G. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28
DOR RENT.

FoE RENT
lumbus now occupied by the subscriber
The STORE at the S. W. corner of King and
Columbus streets.
FOR SALE building lot on Columbus St.
For sale or rent WHARF LOT between
Queen and Princess streets.
mh2S-2aW2w JANE DADE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

Col r. S. Chew, was knocked down and
severely injured, on the streets of Fredericks-
burg last week, by some foot-pads.
Miss Elizabeth Bernard, daughter of the late
VIM. Bernard Of Mansfield, died suddenly in
Fredericksburg last Sunday
The Fence Law has been adopted in Culpe
- county-two districts 10 the county ex
cepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28
MAuLON II. JANNEY

~ ALDEN SEE S.
JUST ED-WARRANTED FRESH
AND PURE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

Mr. Stewart, Of Nevada, yesterday report
ed his proposition in new shape. AS it now
stands, the principle is preserved or embod-
led in the shape Of joint resolutions prepare
tory to the amendment of the National Con-
stitution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

The Fredericksburg Herald says-''A big
sale was made, Friday by Mr.. Auctioneer j Ohm
son. Coming across pair of shoes, odd fel-
lows, he put them up, aud after stating terms,
they were knocked down at $4,000 Mr.. W.
Roy Mason, purchaser. They were sold for
Confederate Treasury Notes. We reckon this
will be among the last of sales made for this
Anticipated currency
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28
ALEX
WEDNESDAY EV,G., MARCH %, 1856.
The second VETO of the President, like

The second VETO OF the PRESIDENT, ike
the first, Will be hailed by all the conscrya-
tive people Of the country, Of whatever party,
sect, or division they may be, with the sin
cerest satisfaction and appreciation: He stands
up calamity to oppose the encroaching waves
Of radicaisn which threaten to overwhelm
the whole land. He meets the crewd theo-
ries of the radicals with practical objections
which cannot be rcfuted, he exposes the evils
of their policy, shows the probable baneful
effects of their proposed legislation, and the
tendency Of their schemes to destroy the re-
naming rights of the states, and to consoh-
date the government into a central despotlsm
under the control ola dominant party or fac
ton: We speak thus Of the general charac-
ter of the Veto, without expressing an agree
ment with some Of the opinions Of the PRES
1DENT as expressed in the message
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

PRocEEDINGs OF CONGRESS. case of
Mr.. Stockton was concluded in the Senate
yesterday. A motion to postpone final vote
until to. day was rejected-yeas Is, nays %
Considerable discussion cnsued, and various
motions were made. Finally, the resolution Of
the Judiciary committee in favor of Mr. Stock
ton retaining his seat was amended so as to
declare that Mr. Stockton is not entitled to a
seat from the State Of New Jersey, for the
term of six years from the 4th of March, 1865. :"
The resolution thus amended was adopted
yeas %, nays 81 Before the result, however,
was announced, Mr.. Riddle, of Delaware
changed his vote from the negative to the af-
6rmative, making the final result stand yeas %
nays 20. Mr. Riddle evidently changed his
vote with the view ofmoving a reconsideration.
This motion, however, was Immediately made
by Mr. Clarke, as testvote, and resulted yeas
%. NAYS 20 So the Senate refused to recon-
slider, and Mr. Stockton was finally ousted
from his seat. Mr.. Howard, of Michigan, who
was absent when the vote was aiken last week,
was present yesterday and voted against MI.
Stockton. A message from the President re-.
turning the civil rights bill without his sigma
ture was read and ordered to be printed. Moth
ing OF interest was done in the House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

GEN. BRADLEY JOHNSON, of the late
Confederate army, was arrested in Baltimore
yesterday, on a warrent issued on an indict-
ment for treason found by the grand jury in
August last. A motion was made before
Judge Giles for the discharge Of the prison
er, on the ground that his parole exempted
him from civil prosecution. Judge Giles re-
fused to entertain the motion, and held John
son to bail for his appearance in the sum Of
ten thousand dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

DOTATOES-20O bush. Peach Bloom: 200
l. bush White and Blue MERGERS, and 100
bush. Early White Sprouts, for sale by
NH 20-tf NATH l.. BOCSH " GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

Mr.. Muscoe Garnett, of Essex Co., gives
Mr.. Bolts s:Rowland for his Oliver" In a
recent letter published in the Enquirer, Mr.
Garnett says
SIN defending and trying to sustain, him,
I have often been the loser. The debt be-
tween us is fully cancelled trust I love
my State and country two we'll to follow him
and his peculiar friends in his and their po-
litical vagaries, mischievous in consequence,
if not in purpose. [ knew of few calamities
which in my judgement would be more
disastrous to the peace, harmony and prosper
lily Of our beloved old Commonwealth than
is proposed by Mr.. Bolts in his axioms ESQ.,
called and in his late letter He proposes
to set aside the present State Government
and all its legislation, (repudiates the Legis-
lature from which he was anxious to receive
the appointment Of United States Senator
desires military or provisional Governor, to
call convention Of Union men, par crceE
zence, such as could alone take the test-oath,
and to be elected by mel who could do the
same Why, if I were for moment to give
countenance to this, the bodies of my three
noble sons who fought and lost their lives in
cause which they thought to be just, would
turn in their graves and no more could |
visit, without shame and confusion, the sa-
cred spot where they rest differ from Mr.
Bolts in this and othen political matters as
widelya as l do in his code of ethics, which
pays no regard to the sacrelness Of private
and confidential correspondence, and does not
restrain him from unprovoked and wanton
attacks upon the character of those whom he
mill not permit to be his friends without, be-
ing slaves to his opinions-than which |, for
one, (to use a homely but expressive phrase
:Ewould sooner be beegar's dog
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DUBLIC AUCTION.

Will be sold at Public Auction. on THURS
DAY. the 10Th Of March, 1866, at j. M, two
snug FRAME HOUSES and LOTS on the cor
ner of St. Asaph and Wilkes streets.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
mb27-ts J. A. STOUTENBU re. Auctl0n"er.
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Snuker nud gilrger,
ober:
Sic lebteu Sage bet alten GiSgs;
noFeni6aft(1797 unO 1881.
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ratbencn ubtpert. 81
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banniiua auf freiftber @rbe uno fnuBte, IN
eineut Bleiernen Sarg ei,igei6loIIen, amf
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8erdanent eepifelt ipar. Ste folgte
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unb ntubte sibor nod Sieles erleben,
mas tbr lti9t eefallen fonnte. Sic be-
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sur Belt bas NoSle hattie berior9en nno
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penf6ilb Ser fd6nen gturpra., a6er Die
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alattes 8eli6t sos oas 9llter allrtabltg
feline Surdeu, tuel9es fein Sdonbeitss
tnittel aussufiillen bermag, 9llS fie Ell
nen f6Dren stan,en unb ein fdones gSapr
pen bate, purbe lie iebr abelSltol5. tSie
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identiiaer ittfen nno beraatete griinp<
lid bic biiraerlide 8anaille. Da ibre
3un9e nit ibrent Sinn Inn Die Wette
fpiber iuuroe, 70 tuaro Die emit 10 ge&.
2 fuhte Mnrora le LANCER, le ntebr gefurh@ :,
tst itnb ssrtieoen; benn oas einsts ipirf@
fame Sdonbeitsmittel fit alte Srauen
lit Sersenssiite. Sosar Der Mann NIT
Der Senie beseiiste Der geltidten SSreiS
berrntrone feinen beionberen ReipeH.
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giraer @retber, Der bife, ranbe, flnae
Neahn nit ser alansenben Slate, t,,odfe
9urd,;ua Ser berbiinbeten Seere tuar es
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neIdes mad iener gfadt i'm @ratli nidt
mebr 81 ieinen selben Snlaren 5urildfebs
rem nodte, aber bsnno6 bas Jteiterleben
nidt lailen tonnte ... t
Sta6 Iangem unermaoli9en Strebeu
itno Wirfen, burd feline BolaunenltoBe
Der Belt berfiinbet, 9ing aud &arl <n@
ger sur 8ube. @r bate ME mad boben
g8iiroen berlanet, obipobl &einer ihrer
ipiirbi9er geueien irare. Seine pcn,poie
2et9enrebe marbe an ieinem $iigel 9e&
baIten; aber ietn MnDenfen lsbt in oielen
Screen fort nnb mas er in Bei6etoenbelt
9eleiitet, trd9tnad Sabren bem 8emeins
ipobI feline Sriidte. ...3. e.. 2sa t.
SGd)t nnr Die Weni6en fielen unter
Der Genie bes mitleiblplen 3eitgottes. So.
Sie eine 1tnb ltnt6eilbare 9riinrotb<
geIbe belpetilde 6epn6lif init ibren
S6drpen unb SSeberbal9en iuarb gar
balb tpegeen,abt unb eS blieb nidts oas
bon iibrig alS Oiirre Stoppeln.
uno iogar Die franfiibe 6epublif, bic
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rem fiinf Sirectoren, tuuroe etnes fublen
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Melt @eiebe borl9rieb, ipuas auf bem
fablaefdornen @runbe uno rnadte f9
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| bin ais feline 8eit gefommen, tpie uelfes
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ten Die slesten Sabr3ebnte ttn9eieben
na9ett, iin6 elaubten, Sas 8ab Der @e@
| i6idte lafe ib tuieber rildDdrts breben.
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2eute aus ibren gerltefen berbortreten
unb fif eriparlrlett an Oer 'tudifrigen
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tparen MIR ipenige 8iberegg un6 lebr
piele @retber. Sie, ntiibten fi9 fitnfz
sebn Sabre lang bic alte Serrltdfett
tpteber aufsubauen. 9as &artenbaus
nannte man ,,&eitauration." Oa fam
ser @eipitterlturm ber Sulitase bon 1880
unb urngeblaien uar oas ,niibleliee
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g8ie gieles nod tparb aIImdblie reif
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teien, rubntrebige Sreiidarler, slatte Sc.
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| Etonlerbatibe, at sansett 8usenbet,!.
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go. go.

rem 5eniter iingefdbr eines Ser friber
berfohenen Sabrbunberte reprdfentirt.
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8ubolfs bon Bart auf bem Gabe gum
8eesnfanb bat"
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bas ipeibe @efidt Der Matrone. 0aun
fdante fie iuteber NIT niloer 5reanoIi6s
feit auf ben Gnfel.
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mo6te Sir eineft geDanfen faaen, Der
bieleidt su 9einsn 8iI6e fid idift :. -
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CUTE 8eilt, Ser nilbe. freunpli9e Sonneas
idein il, unirent Saufe. /"
y0enfe Dir,6 begann bic alte
Dame, nahoem he pdbrenO etnieen 9lue
genbIifen lire gebanfell aeiammeIt, -
,,bente Dir cine filIe Mitternadt auf
Dem Observation-Disclosures. Der W1on6,
itebt absr ber Seasfapelle iinS bein glrene
berg, - elm 8abn fdpinimt, matt BEE
leudtet, auf Der bunfeIn SSlade. Sm
8abn liegt nit balberbobenem 2eib Elm
Sdners sBeripunoeter. Gin puIberaee
idmar3ter &rieeer bGlt ibn aufreAt.
8ortt i'm Gabn fbentrausrnb Elm eebeitas
ter 8reis unb Elm Wab6en. SIM fernen
Sintersriino farbt BEN Siminel Ser 6iiifere
aSioerfdein oes brennelben Stans. SIN
aieltpaKer bes 8abus III Elm ounfelretber
8atitreif fidtbdr. Inter bas Bib fpllft
gu fdreiben: 9ie Ieste Stunte ber alten
gibgenolfenidaft." ."&
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@eaenitanS Seine8 gilbeS ntdt aana
fren,b. @illlt gu mir perlpreden, Ser
mann, bab Ou genau befoleen ipirft, mas
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leer iteben... 80 's- ..... ..$ys
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iebr lieb, ipent1 Du es ausfnbrteff, mas,
mir. in n.etnen alteit Sagen nod am
Ssrsen liest, gu eber ais eiaer BON
Sen Mnbern; oenn Dn init Seineu
SGiparmerdllger, nit Seiner otfenen.
Stirn unb Deinent brailnet, malenbel
5aar Bit ia fein leibbaftes Gbenbilb. 80.
@inm Deine 8rieitaibe slr 5arb, Sers
tnat,nl gu font Gir's altidreiben mas
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1 @iniae Sage fpater lqnate Der Maler
Sermann &liiser NIT benl Oantpfihif
1 in 6Iaelen an. Gr lies eine idpere
4 8iite ans 2anb tragen. 1900
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als id @lai,ben unb 8ertrauen bate auf
cine fonmenbe before 3eitY
limb tpenn lie 6a lin0 bort ettpas
&rummes ODER uneeldiftes entbedten i'm
gaterlanb, ba mtodten iie ipieper Iddeln,
aber niAt bitter, ionoeru milbe; unb Der
ieIige SdultbeiB ia9te ba1n ettpa:
vSiebit Ou, Sermensilo, Deine Steu$
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