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

Eothe Honorable, the Mayor and Cty Com
ell Of Bollin,o,e::-The Physicians appoin ed
by your honorable bodies under the provisions
Of the recent act TO appoint siz Physicians to
serve the city gratuitously, as sani airy Com
mission, respecztu'ly state that except IN cases
of charitable inslitut,oos,s and sudden public
di, trs So, it is yio'a1ion Of the spirit OF he
fraud the cOlnmon funds # tie medical protes-
sion FIJI. It's support, offers which might he
Justly claimed Iiom a wTalIhy corp ration like
Baltimore. We are bound to maintain the
dignity aud honor ofour profession ly rrnder-
ing services to al! individuals alike, the pc as
we'll Us the rich. when r,esti ence prevails, as
we'll az in time of g. neral hea tn. The ben-f S
derived by the pub ic f3onl the unWearied
bene6cehce Of the profession are too vel uI'-
derstord to need comment In addition to
this ever present burden upon medlcal men, II
i, uaniteslly uni rs, to call upoD-them to render
gratuirous professional seryres to a self sus-
tanning torpulatlon..-- - =
Iris without precedent in any branch Of the
pursuits Of MT n. All trades and professions
caiul an honorable cum pen>ation for time and
labor rendered. The cAice of Physivian is no
exception, and cannot be supported by an ex-
elusive beue6cent one. = While the city is IN
q healthy condition, and he public mud Is
tranquil, the vi, al duties Of the Sauirary Com.
MISSION will not be generally appr' ciar ed bu'
wben deadly ep;de,nics come sud eny upon
this crowded opu!a,"n. and terror, dlstase
and death sezeIhe people -when the inc 'sSant
l.bor aud fartul re. ron Utility OF Medical
Board Of Sanitary Commissioners would b.
p4r'isl y understood, their labors to Ireven'
dis .a>e. and should i1 come, to tranquliz. the
pu,lic mind, 10 care tor the neglecco, dying AID
The deal, should cerlainly des rye fom the
pub iva just appreciation Of meliral qua'ltca-
tons !" * - -
With great re spect your very OBJ sv'ts.
j. r.. C0cHRILL, WM .WuITBRIDoE,
N H. DAsHIELL, WI. a. BALrzELL,
$. T. knight 49,. L. NJ STEVENSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05


Nine Square Grand Pianos al $500 each 8 M e.
lod ons at 81 EACH 80 Gents, Gold Watches NJ y
$3.50 each, II Ladies Diamond Watches at Sloo
each, ~ Ladies' Diamond Watches ut Si2o each'
~ Ameri, an Hun;ing-case Watches at 30 eAch =
40 Sewing Machines from $50 to SlOO each, ~
silver plated Tea Set, ut $50 each III oliver
Casters 1T l5each, 1000 Albums from ~ to p ~
each, $50 Gold Rings from So to $40 each, .Ooo
u, Id Pens in boxes at So each, O. w Gold-llned
Gobets an Cups at $2 each; 1900 FAR Gents
Gold Sleeve Buttons from 81 to 50 eacnr 9,UO
Clocks, Book. Cutlery, sc from S2to so e"cn;
IN all 80 zoo gifts, the total value OF when IS
S123,29l.
The drawing will take place after the Concert
on tie stage of the I heatc, where WF' persons
can witness it, a committee viii be appointed
by the audience to superinLend the Same All
purc aasers and agents w'l be supp piled with cor
rect lis,s OF drawing as soonao published fsI-
ties holding Tickets will retain them until alter
tn. drawing. and ii their number app ars In me
list 81. drun n numbers hey will forward their
ticket immediately, with full directions AS 10
the shipping OF goods, or monte, Tickets tor
sale ut the principal hotels, book AMI nusl:
stores in the city aud ut our othc, $40, Penn
" vani. avenue, between 9TH AID TN Streets
Price 81.
Good and reliable agen's wanted in every city,
town and village in the United States, to whom
great inducements are offered. References re-
quircd.
Any party procuring club Of i've or more
names for tickets and orwa ding Us the tn'iley
for c SAM. will bo allowed thefoll"Wlng COM
missions viz: .....s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05
COMMUNICATED.

r' -
The honest effort Of the Common Council TO
pay the pubic debt Of the curppIa'l"n- which
la. to be paid-is stigmattzed and abused, a.
it people were 10 lie flowed to get rid OF lh"lr
creditors, and repudiate their Obligations !
When he $50 cts. are talked of, please deduct
the discount for prompt payment, aud zee whaI
the real taxation is But, if it We're twice as
much, does it lie in the mouth oil certain peo-
ole 10 say word, When FIR four Years thry
na,e d the exclusive control OF The cnrpoa a.
ton snl finances had the military to back
and a,siS, ihem had heir streets paved an !
their police department taken care OF y out
>idrrs had thriving and large bu'ln IS /"
licenses ard other receipts; ami yer, WI II ali
this, AMI more too lett The city when 1t was
resto to our own eoplr, IN the cnndl'ion
in Winch 1t now il with It, II, avy bur Ii rs t.
shoulder, aud it's Leht to be provided Tor 10y
taxation on the nl>ibe>s and llopery i those
who remain, Whilst bundrcds OF thns', win"
have ri"t'd upnn our losses and Ell yed all h.
advantages with scarcely any # 'ha exptn-e,
have pulled up stakes aud d. pare t'.r III, r.
conpeulal ZONES, "r f'r parts unknown. The
putllc, I'VE those most heavily taxed, and
am one OF iheul, are geri"g sick Of ,his in,pu-
dent talk about'laxrS; coming from he ufre
it frequently re- ! here are many citiz=ns
who have right and who do cou PLAIN NOT Of
the course Of The Common Council, tut Of those
who have made that course Necessary.
~ - ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05
The Fenian Movement.

There is great excl emeuL in New York oTer
the recent invasion of Canada by detichmen'
pf Feuians, the skirm ishes that en-. uel, and
the final retreat of the Fenian' t, the American
side # he frontier line There is very little
additional news to report from the to:d~l.
The Federal Govenm mt is taking precautions
to prevent any more raids. The Ftnian
prisoners continued, at the lat advicrs j.,
custody Of the off :er of the steiner Michigan.
From seventy 70 one hun llel Fe"ians appe'r
to have e.n left brh nd il Canada, either as
killed wourdei, or prl>oners. Gen. S~eeny
has isSu a proclamau n TO The Canadians,
explaining the IL drives Of the FEM ms 10 III
vad ng Canada declaring that they have no
ISSUE With the Canad an people, with whom
they desire to remain on the most friendly G.
Ialuns, but warning them that if they refuse
to welcome the Fenisn, as fri. MS, they must
be MT AS enemies. Gen. Sweeney styles hinl-
selfin the pr"c amazon Major Geuer.l COM
nandng he armies of Ireland" Notwith-
standing the retr.at of the Feuiaus from Cana
da, there continues t. be great excitement in
regard to the movement at New York and
elsewhere ami large bouies Of men are
arming AMI numbers are leaving hourly Tor
The frontier Contributions are Said to be once
more flowing into he treasury. AM the Irish
bonds, il is also alleged, are selling rapldIy.()
Many Fenans now prCes 10 regard the recent
Iaii as a mele feiut, aud predict another lnva
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

Du Chalu, ii great Ali, an raveller sends
to the London Times some in eresting no cs on
a tribe # pigmies which he Uncovered in We>-
tern Africa. THY resem lie the gyp>ies some
wha1 in their hal its, and gain their livelihood
by M, which they >ell IN The villages. They
average a, out tour fe-t SIX inches in he, CHI,
and are known q, The O-ongos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

The touch of warm weather we had on Mon
day brought out, in full blast, the latent odor-
in the gu tiers, and alleys, and showed how ne
cessary't is, that, in view Of cholera. there
should be more cleaninp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

4 row occurred on FRIDAY night last between
soue Federal so de aud some nepr, es in
Richm nd, in which, black m was thrown
-iato the dock, and droan 'y the sold" rs. !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

There is continued tearing towards the
Mexican Loan in certain political quarters.
Guarantees of territory are talked Of, if
Juarez's government overwhelmingly said
to be ''ot little value to Mexico, essential to
Us. The pot is boiling not the plot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. The proceed
ings, yesterday, wee without any General in
terest. In the Senate the reconsrruc ion reso
luton was discuss d. and amendments ofeIad
bnt no final vote taken.
In the House it was az usua! on Mondays,
resolution day and numl er We're "ffered OF
a variety of bjecls one Of which proposed tc
eniorse he E, n an movement and tn recognize
them a. telllgerents This was LAID over. =
The bill ''to provide for r s'orlng to The States
lately In remlIi IN their pplnic i righ's" wa.
then raken up aud debated until The hour of ad
tournament. .- ... -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

The Washington Chronicle says: ''1he Sen
ate yesterday PASSED the three remaining sec
tionS of Il g new am, nduent of The Nationa
Cons ution without call Of the ayes and
noes, an unusual proceeding on so grave ques-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

The receipts from customs at the several
Sou, hern ports last month were unusually large
those at New Orleans alone amounting to
abut TWO millions. The, total receipts tom
this source, when all the ports are heard from.
will auount,it IS estimated, to nearly seventeen
millions Of dollars in gold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

One De Live proposes to walk on wire ove'
z the Fails of Niagara, Rappng pair of arti6
ci4l wings, and calling himself the American
Eagle Rather, we would say, the American
Goose
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

Destructive f e. have re emily occurred II
Albion, Niddh tosn, and Cherry Valley, in III
State of New York "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

Tree planting on the Western plains now &C.
cnpies the attention of Committee of the
House of Representa- ives. We wish that
9th ,mmi tees were employed on as harnl-
lvss, if not useful, SUI j-cts. rs e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

The New York Herald Says II there be
war in Europe il i. likely to he on vast scale
and very expensive one. All great wars in
modern times are made at Immense cost end
necessarily upon credit. This country accum-
ul4ted debt of three THOUSAND millions of dol
lars within the short period OF four years. This
as Mr.. Giadston. remarked, lis something
wouderful'-is something, perhaps, which no
other country is capable Of accomplishing. L.
the total amount it is three-f ourths as large as
the debt of Great Britain, and the amount of
yearly interest is preatr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

liz stated tha. tn. TO egn d BIT OF Mexico
does not exceed min ty-tu millions of dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

The Wasl ineton Chronicle speaks of the
her tic at i,u lie Of the Members Of this Con
gre s." Heroic in what Why? How
Optics sharp, ween, TO see WHAT'S not to BE-
sen"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

The "NationaI Fair for the benefit of the
Home for S ,Idiers and Sailors O,hans,' vii
be opened in Washington tomorrow eveulns
when it is expected The President vii! be pre-
sent. The building in which The Fair is to b.
held is at the ,rner Of Seventh street aud
Pennsylvania Avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

Its proposed to huli a new Pententary
for thu Di>,rct of Columbia, in Washington,
near the Aims House,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

IF, after what has passed, the Fenan, ''ez-
CT ement" is I'll kept up. it will be strong
exempt fcation of the poets ilea that Hope
su,inys eternal in the human breast. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05
ALEXANDRIA, ,
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE S, 1865.
An association known as the .sIm partial Sui.

An association known as the Impartial SUI.
fraee League held q meeting last: week in
Boston. Amongt the resolutions adopted Was
one declaring THAT the true doctrine Of RECON
struc;ion is, that defeated Rebels have no civil
or poll ical lishts which loyal men are bound
TO respect. Exactly. This is the legitimate
conclusion of much OF the radica' ism that is
now rampant. 1t is agrarianism at last Aud,
if suceesssfuk, it wilnot BE- limited to 'rebes, -
Or their rights or their property. Look out,
afterwards and nex'. for the rights and prop
erty' Of other people, who stand in the way
of those who want property, and will ind
it easier to take it, than TO work For it. We
pity the rail Dads and the banks |; for they will
be easy to reach Loyal men" can as readily
make oth-rs disloyal, by phraza, as the
Reach Jacobios couli pronounce half Of their
c1untryme1, ''suspect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

It seems that the digni aie- from Washing
ton, who attended Gen. Stott's funeral, Vice
President Foster, Speaker Colfa1, and the
Committees of Congress were rather uncere-
mo-, it,lsy trattd both at New York and West
Pyint. .sNo di-crimina n between them and
the rest of the vi-itor,' no arrangements
for thti: accommodation '-nothing for them
to eat Or drink, pu' on "a steamboat crowded
with other pas enges,' &c, &C. Whereupou
offence being taken, it is significantly added
that the Military Academy needs many i'm
provenents; bur above all. it requires young
er. more energetic, and more liberal men at its
he 3D." We presume il the West Point au
thoriries had provided steamboats, eecommo
da ms, fool, and drink, &C., to these dignita-
RE, from Washington, they. would have been
pronounced sufi :iently energetic and liberal, +"
not 10 say young"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05
The hog cholera in Amherst county: in tn
State, is very destructive,
NEW.S or TIE DAY.
"To show the rc7y age and body Of the Times

C'cTJ Wv .
Secretary Seward has sent circular to the
Governors of The different States notifying
them that no passports, Issued by them to cit'-
Ems OF he United States, designing to travel In
foreign countries, will be recognized BY the
S. ate Department or the Governments OF for
elm States. ,, .,-.-r--. --.g-~,..t...
Under Date IF November l, 1865, the q. S.
Consul at The Island Of Z.nibar, Informs the
D. par: .nens OF ate of the failure of the East
African exped ton, which was fitted outlrom
that ! lace during the year 1865 for the pur-
poe of exploring the northern rivers Of africa.
Pick pockets enjoyed golden harvest on
Friday, at West Point; on the occasion of Gen.
SCOTS funeral. Many distinguished charac
,ers were relieved OF their money and vauables
Gen. Grant it is stated lost his watch and
Schuyler Colfax his purse. ..
The telegram from NV York, which ap-
peared yesterday, stated that twelve new cases
# cholera had appeared 10 the city of New
York. This is mistake The new cases re-
ferred to were OF board the hospital ship.
judge Drake, q the U. S. District Court for
Utah Territory, has refused TO issue Datural-
z.tion papers to any person practicing rolyea-
my since the pa sage of the act of Congress with
reference to that crime.
In he case of Lamb ct al VS.. the Camden
and Ambny Railroad to recover the value OF
cotton burned at the railroad company's pier,
the Jury have rendered a verdict FIR the plain
tiff for $Sl,6lS.
Nearly every month batch of new counter
feits Of compound interst or lega!-tender notes
and of the fractional currency is announced.-
Peters on Drtector for June gives long list
of recent issues. .r,r
The terrors Of nitro. glycerire dwindle into
insiynifcance when COM 8, Ell with those OF the
new comp und termed sodium amalgam. This
compound u.s. We believe, California inven
ton.
The PUBLIC DEBT. The statement OF the
public deut was Lot published yesterday, as ex-
lected 1t can be stated, however, that it will
show large decrease in the principal of II e
d,bt, as compared with last months exhibit,
and an increase Of about SIS, 900 600 in curren
cy on handwriting the total of nearly eighty
millions against siSty-one millions on Goth
April. The coin balance, owing 10 he heavy
sales of gold, payment OF ,be May Interest on
the sos &C., will show large dec'eaSe-
probably forty and half millions. Inc
| amount te't in he leasury-ahout S26. 900,
O0n--w e CROUCH 10 u eet al the require
mems # he Secre. ary until it's c. # rs can he
again rerle'.ished Ivy the receipts FROM Gus, ons
&c.-NTot Int
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

A case to tess tie coo>tl'utionelity # the
V,rs,ui.S az Law Is before the CiIcuit Court
il Richmoui.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
p Y 1h- Boa of Visitors will IN etat the Vlr-
einia Military Institute on The 9th IF June to
make appointments of Cadets. Applications
for state and Pay Cadet appointments will be
made to the undersigned accompanied with the
usual testimonials of good moral character. q
Cauddates for appointment NUT be exempt
from bodily disease, OF ages between u and -
years, and in the cae OF State Cadet apple .nts,
must satisfy the Board OF their. inability TO
meet the expenses Of the Institution. --t:--fr 81
Candidates for admission must-be able to
read and write WELL and to perform with taclll-
~ and accuracy the various operation S, of the
tour ground rules of arjth netc, Of reduction Ut
simple and compound proportion, and vi vul-
gar III decimal fractions.
State Cadets Tone TOR each Senatorial Dlstrlct)
will be supplied with board and lutivn without
charge. --.~r.~- on =
All State Cadets. who held appointments on
the Sd Of April, 1865 and who desire to ent' r
the institution us such, will signify the same
with the usual eviience Of present pecunlary
condition, by letter to the superintendent.
Every arrangement has been made by the
Boz Of Wis tors 10 maintain the high sc.ntitic
cha RI cter of the Institute, aud to put IN full OPP
rr ton its weli-tried md distinctive system Of
discipline and instruction. ~
The graduating exercises Of the institution
will take place ut the Institute on the 4th o.
July The examinations Will commence on the
9th of June and be continued daily unit! com
pleted. The public arc respectfully Invited TO
all these exerci es. 80 .
For all further information application will
80, FRANCIS H. SMITH, .
superintendent
Lexington, Va, my l9-1aw6w = .-L----- :
- OIVMAC HERRING-lOo half bb!s Fam
I lily Roe Herring; very superior, first of the
my 3-2w GEO. WASHINGTON. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

The House of Representatives yesterday
adopt preamble and resolution caaftag on. he
Pre,i lent 70 inform the House wk-ther any of
the military or civil EN-: 10y ,es OF the Govern
menr have countenanced or assisted in he late
ceremonies 10 the Confederate d,ad Ia the
S"uthern Sa eS, and whether the same plivi-
leges Lave en- denied TO pers MS wishing to
pay e>peet to the graves OF Union soldiers,
and if such persons have been ohssructed by
the Soukera au, hori'ies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

',TuE LOST CAUSE being a History of the
late war, by E lwardA. Pollard, Of Virginia, is
now in course of publication, and will be sold
to ut,,cribers, who can enter their subscrlp-
items at The bookstore of Geo. E. French. A
few specimen pages, with copies OF beautiful
steel engra,ings Of distinguished Confederate
officers have been sent to us, and the book will
be very handsomely printed. 1t is quite prob
able, judging from the specimen pages, that
we shall not agree with the author in his estl-
mate of che character of men, or his opinions
c,nceroing measures. But the value of the
work will b., in the details Of the late war,
drawn from official sources.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

EDGAR VARIED -
WAKEFIELD & HALL,
a&"a DRUG STO Z E,
Corner of Prince and Fairfax straet:.

Having pur hased the stock of Mr.. PAUL., to
whlchwe have added largely, we have on hand
II large and complete assortment. of New Drug:
Chemicals, Dya-Stufs, Perfumeries, Pomades
Fancy Glass Ware, Hair, Clothes Shaving
Tooth ana Nail Brushes Coarse and Fine
Combs; great variety Of toilet articles for the
hair, skin and teeth India Rubber G'ods Cign-
rerte Papers, Patent Medicinrs OF all svr's, Med
iciual Liquors, Bitters. FANNY Dye CoiorS
Chewing Tobacco. Smoking Tobacco, and i
very large assortment OF all articles Usual!
found in drug store
va Particu ar attention will be pad to the
neat and careful comp unding OF p hESCklP-
TONS, at auhours of the uay and night.
HtA h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05
Wciare told ip The official accouutot the pro-

We are told 10 The ,;hcial accouDtuf the pro-
ceedings Of the ''NeS School Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly, recently he'd in ST. Louis, )
that>wben they passed their political, radical
resolutions, and when that one, ealing Tor
':condign punishment upon the prominent
rebels, especially, was passed, the Assembly
applauded LOUDLY" Of course; they have
20 sins, worthy Of ''condgn punishment, tor
which, hereaf er1-they hope for mercy and for
giveneSs! Not tteq! Would they like the
measure which they would mcte out to others,
when they stand before great Judgment seat
TO bejudged for treason 60 God {7) and rebel
lion againstthe holy teachings ola Saviour who
commanded them to forgive even their enemies
If 'scoudign punishment" issto be asked for
political offences, ought it not to be remember
ed that there are other offences, of which, if
these self righteous, precious clamorers for pua-
ishmeDt, are NOT, or have not been gully, they
are hypocri'ical liars, when they daily exclaim,
."God be n1ercJful TO me. sinnTl''1 - =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

4 d. spat f'om Richmond. dated yester-
day, says: Judge = derwooa has not yetar
rived, consequently there will Sc no session of
o! the United States Court 10 day. Eminent
lawyers xpre>a the opinion that the ahjourr
ment Of the Circuit Court from Norfolk 10
Richmond, after the Indictment Of Jefferson
Davis was unauthorized by Law, AID henc BE-
order Of adj urnmrn, is nul'ity If this is
correct. the ony act on Of the court will be to
discharge the g'nad jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05
WE WILL SEVD

In every case send the name aud post office
address OF each separate subs rlber.
. Money by draft. Z, =. order, express IN regis
tered Letters. may be sent at our risk.
ALI mnlunlcations sho"ld be addressed to
VINCENi, BUTkkFIELD 81 CO,
346 P;.. av., Washington, D: c.,
P q, Lock Box &C
The proprietors will donate to the directors Of
tho National Orphans InsL ut;on S 100
kEFEREN CES:
Hon Thomas Hood MudIs II, Wisconsin.
c. a. Walker esq.,, Adrian, Micni. al,
}. + Bradley, esq, Chicago, Illinois.
D. a. Weinberg Importer OF Watches, Chi
cage, illinois.
Ed a. Ellsworth, esq, Washington, D. c.
L. G. Dewitt, esq. Cleveland, Ohio.
t,n " NJ. \. Buttelf Id, New York.
Hon Henry B ,rn,s Detr L, Michlg'n
General Charles I. Campbell WaIkesha,
Wisconsin,
Maj Enoch Totten, Washington. D. G. =.
\ b. ElIredge, esq ., Adrian, Michigan
VIM. Finn, esq, lac U: ;. Navy Agent,
Washington, u. g.
" B-Edi ors Of country papers are author
lied to act us agents and they will be allow
eu full commission ON all tickets ordere i,wheth-
er fur themselves other parties who my or
der 'hr ugh them Pr. sails for inserting this
aoverlisem ntare requested.
I'm Ickrts i,.r sale i'll 4 lcXandr'a by GhO
FRENCH, l04, King st, and DAVIS y
RRENNER, | O. King st. j. z m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

With great respect your very obi sv'ts
j. j. C0cHRILL, WM. WuITBRTDoE,
N. H. DAsHIELL, WM. Il. BALrzELL,
$. T. knight, $50. L. NJ STEVENSON.