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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-27
NEWS or THE DA 7.
ITO sAo1 the ve,y age and body of the TEn.es


ITO sAoa0 the ve'y age and body of the Times. y
A marriage in fashionable lite'' took place
in Chicago, on Tuesday evening: Ira Holmes,
cashier Of the Third National Bank of Chicago,
was married to Miss Jennie, only daughter of
Stiles Burton-Bishop Clarkson, Of Nebraska,
officiating There were six bridesmaids and
six groomslnen, and two bands Of music played
during the entire afternoon and evening. No
less than three thousand persons paid their
respects to the newly welded pair. The we'd
ding gifts amounted in value to not less thao
$1,000 included in which was set Of solid
silver, valued at $1,000, presented to the
bridegroom by the board Of directors Of the
Third National Bank, Of which he is cashier,
and a $4,000 diamond to the bride. The
happy couple are going to Europe to spend
the honeymoon. ....
The Senate, yesterday, in q long executive
session, ratified three Indian treaties, confirm
ed number of internal revenue assessors and
collectors, and the following foreign consuls:
Geo. W. Bowie, at Canton China Geo. S.
Dodge at Bremen; W. P. Atwell, at Maricai-
bo David Fl. Strother, at Buenos Ayres ;
Charles Mueller, at Amsterdam. ---
The Schenectady locomotive works were
destroyed by fire yesterday, and several new
engines. together with several near completion,
and all the machinery Of the establishment, is
in ruins The loss is estimated at 5000, 000.-
Five hundred hands are thus thrown out Of
employment The fire is believed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
1t is reported that charges have been pre-
ferred at the State Department, affecting the
character of Gen. Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chill.
1t is also stated that Secretary Seward will im-
mediatey cause an investigation to be made,
and if tie charges arc substantiatcd, will recall
General Fitzpatrick. b., ....
On Saturday last the Senate passed a joint
resolution for employing some competent
person to write history Of the ''Rebellion,"
and giving to the Secretary of War the selec-
ton of tic ''competent" person aforesaid!
The terms Of seventeen members Of the
Senate of the United States will expire on the
18th day Of March next: ..
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COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting Of the Common Coun-
Gil of Alexandria, held June 26, 1866, there were
present. j. B. Smoot, esq., President, Messrs
Brent, Burke, Markell, Lambert, Ashby, Whit
tington, Brown, Herbert, Clifford, johnson,
Wilmer, Boothe, Summers and Martin.
The Committee on Streets, reported the fol-
lowing, resolutions
Resolved, That the Superintendent of Police
be ordered 10 have the pump on the corner of
Henry and Princess streets repaired at once
Adopted.
Resolved, That the Superintendent of Police
have the foot pavement graded, the curb stones
set, and the gutter suitably paved in front of the
property Of r. J. Mehatfey and Mrs. Susan
Smyth on Washington street, and that the pro-
prietors be required to lay good pavement in
tendent is required to have the work done at
their expense-Adopted.
The petition of Lemuel Cook, for permission
to build small frame kitchen in the rear of his
house, on the corner of Cameron and Patrick
streets, was presented by the Committee on
Streets, with recommendation that the petition
be granted, which was agreed to.
The Committee on General Laws reported
that it is the duty of the Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department, once in every three months
carefully to examine into the condition of the
fire apparatus, and if it shall require repair he
is authorized 10 have it forthwith DONE should
the expense not exceed $50 without obtaining
the sanction Of the Fire Wardens; which was
adopted.
The same Committee reported the following
resolutions, which were adopted
Resolved, That the action of the Superinten-
dent Of the Watch, in the suspension Of James
Swami, was in strict conformity with his duty
Resolved, That the Mayor on thcS ascertain
ment Of the guilt of James Swami, should have
reported the case to the City Council for its &C
tion and that his order for his restoration to duty
and the suspension of the Superintendent Of the
Watch was without authority.
Resolved, That the Committee on General
Laws be discharged from the execution of the
order of the City Council to execute lease of
Rumney's Wharfto Eichburg & Rosenthal; and
the Mayor of the city is hereby authorized to
execute the lease for said wharf, to the said
Eichberg & Rosenthal in conformity with the
report Of the Committee on Public Property.
Hhe letter of r. Johnston, Attorney for Cen
trail Coal Company, was taken up and laid on
the table.
The Committee on Claims recommended that
the bill of Thos Lannon, for horse feed, amount
ing to $50 40 be paid which was so ordered.
The resignation of Isaac Ell. Rudd, as Night
Waterman, to take effect the 1st of July, was
received and accepted.
A communication from Smoot s. Perry was
referred to the Committee on Claims.
The petition Of Julia S. Taylor, on assessm ent
of Property, was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
An Act to amend an act entitled an oct for
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.

Hon. Il. NJ. r. Hunter has been invited by a
committee Of the young ladies Of the Freder-
cksburg Female Institute to deliver an address
at the commencement On Goth June. In his
reply, stating that it will not be in his power
to accept the invitation, he says: 1.-THE ex-
pericnce of the past will justify me in the
opinion, and the voice Of history will declare,
as I do, that the daughters of Virginia can
look to no higher source in this world for coun-
sci and example than to their own noble
mothers
A Memorial Association" has been formed
by the ladies Of King George county-Mrs.
DR.. Richard Stuart, President; Mrs. Charles
Mason, and Mrs. VIM. Brown, Vice-Presi-
dents Miss Jones, Recording Secretary: Miss
Mary Tayloe, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs.
G. X. Collins, Treasurer Mrs. Wexford Cor
bin, Mrs. Charles W. Field, Miss Annie
Hunter and Miss Carrie NJ. Turner, Associate
Advisers.
In Richmond, yesterday, a difficulty occur
red in the Examiner Office between II. Reeves
Pollard, the editor of that paper, and Mr.. James.
Pollard is the brother-in-law, Of Edward A..
Pollard, who is the author of some books on
the history Of the late war. The parties after
wards armed themselves, and farther difficult
ties we're apprehended.
The Governor Of Virginia is said to be about
to commence proceedings for the recovery of
Jurisdiction over the counties of Berkeley and
Jefferson, which were transferred by Congress
to West Virginia. Judge Curtis, of Boston,
is to assist Attorney General Hunter in con-
Quoting the case. .
An order is issued by NJ. S. Reed, Lieuten-
ant Of the Freedmen's Bureau in Elizabeth
City county, setting forth that the Freedmen S
Court for that county resumes from date,
jurisdiction in all cases criminal or otherwise,
arising between freedmen or between whites
and freedmen -
Preparations are being made, for building a
Court House in Stafford county, Va. The
old walls are standing, but its insides were
pretty we'll torn out by the Federal soldiers
during the war
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raising Revenue, for the year 1866, was receives
from the Board Of Aldermen, with an amend
ment, which was adopted, and the bill passed.
A communication of sundry citizens ID rela-
ton to the condition of Henry street, between
Cameron and Princess streets, was relerreo "
the Committee on Streets.
A communication from J. q. Parrot was re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims. s,....
The resignation of DR.. 9: W. Cha1celor as as
Physician to the Poor and Health Omcer' 70
take effect from the lst OF July, was recelVeu'
through the Mayor, and accepted
The Finance Committee reported the follo"-
ing, which was adopted:
Resolved, by the City Council, That. in view
Of the large indebtness Of the Corporation, ana
its limited means, they are unable to comply
with the demand of Mrs Lindsay, at this time,
and that the Auditor be- instructed to commu-
nicate the resolution to her.
The bill of J. r. Rogers, for repairs to the
Fish Wharf, amounting to $40, was ordered 10
be paid. :..ooon p,1>1;o pron.
erty in relation to renting the Fish Wharf, was
laid on the table, with the resolution OF the
Board Of Aldermen on the same subject,
A communication of the superintendent OF
Night Watch was received from the Board OF
Aldermen, with the following resolution, winch
was laid on the table:
Resolved, That the Mayor, inform the City
inte 1 Of the Night Watch against Mr..
Swami, has not been reported: .
The following was received from the Board OF
Aldermen.
Resolved, That the City Council meet in joint
meeting, for the election Of two Watchmen and
one Physician to the Poor, and other vacances
caused by ignaton-Adopted.
Resolved, by the City Council That all future tI
meetings of the body, be suspended, until the
first regular meeting in October next unless
called together by urgent business-Adopted.
Mr.. Brown offered the following.
Resolved, Thatthe City Council visit the Aims
House for the purpose of inspecting the same,
on the 9TH day Of July, by invitation of the
Keeper, and Of the Overseers of the Poor
Adopted. =
The Board of Aldermen entered the Chamber
ard the Joint Convention, elected Joseph Horse
man and George Lyles, Night Watchmen;, Pr
VIM 3. Gregory. Health Officer. The Convenn-
ton then dissolved, and the Council adjourned.
Teste, r. N. WHITE, Clerk G. c.
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We have received pamphlet, containing an
account of the Interview between COL -. B..
Baldwin and President Lincoln, on the 4th Of
April, l861-with statements and evidence in.
confederation of the evidence given by Colonel
Baldwin before the Reconstruction Committee,
all showing that Colonel Baldwin never said
that the President told him if the Virginia
Convention would adjourn he would withdraw
the United States troops from Sumter; and
that Mr.. j. NJ. Bolts denunciations of Colonel
Baldwin were, therefore, unjust, and that Mr..
Bolts is mistaken in his impressions and views
on the subject Colonel Baldwin denies, en-
phaticaly and firmly, the correctness of Mr..
Bolts recollections.
The Washington Star says that the sgners
to the call for the National Union Convention,
were all during the war firm in their adhe
renee to the Union cause" The Southern
States, now kept out of the Union, hope that
those concerned in organizing this Convention,
may pursue such a really Conservative course,
as will enable all Conservatives Southland North,
to unite in furthering its objects--the South,
when it is permitted again to take its position
as rortion Of the Union, with the constitu-
tioual rights of its states acknowledged, and its
people fully represented in the National Con-
gress. .. ...-a
We have receivedIa catalogue of the thir-
teenth session of Roanoke College, at Salem,
Roanoke county, Va, and an account of the
commencement exercises last week 1t has an
excellent faculty, and good course Of studies,
and the expenses are moderate, amounting In
all, to little more than 5000 per annum. The
College is in a Furnishing condition, the num-
Der of students last session being AS, and it's
prospects for the coming year are hattering.-
A new professorship, that Of Agriculture and
Mining, has been created, and will be filed by
the Rev. John 3. Davis.
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The above FIRST CLASS COMPANIES,
having complied with the law passed by the
last Legislature, requiring q deposit of $1,000
from each, in bonds of the State: the under; gn-
ed is now prepared to issue policies in all, or
the city or country, against loss or damage By
fire, and on inland, coastwise and sea risks, on
terms adapted to the hazard, and consistent
with sound and reliable underwriting.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid at th':
office :-.,r...s -. ..s.....s. -. q. -.-....
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FLOUR,
SYRUP,
FISH, 2

We have on hand and to arrive, for sale, the
following Fertilizers:
No. l. Peruvian Guano,
Fowe g. Co.'S Celebrated Soluble Hhosphateo
Peruvian Guano. ..- -
Guano =. @it
Compound Phosphates and Alkalies. 80,
Ammoniated Phosphate withAlkali, and IiaS-
ter and Potash intimately combined-which
stand high as Top Dressing for
TOBACCO, GRAIN AND GRASSES.
Sombrero Guano. aid
Kettlewelps Guano. ......a..f
Bone Dust
Lump and Ground Plaster. -
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate 4y =
( Flour Of Bone. tzf =
Ford's Fertilizer. ,.- q,
Bartholow's Prepared Guano. III
Goes Super Phosphate. - +
Rhodes " ,t@t
Soluble Pacific
Eureka Phosphate. s
Reeds Ammoniated Super Phosphate of lime.
Bruce's Concentrated Fertilizer.
J. j. Turner g. Cos Excelsior, and his
Ammoniated Phosphate. .&a#
We keep on hand and are constantly receiving
and for sale 75 1asgt .sago ~
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SALT,
Liverpool Fine,
- II. Marshals ....... +.
sr.a e- Asnton's &C., &C.,
Ground Alum, 49,. .-- ,.r -
! New York Fine and Coarse /
..r-r. s,...-.~ and Turks Island, do.
We purchase on Commission, all descripLio of
GRAIN, 5ljz. ii. ..,.fn1
WHEAT,
.-- ......r.. '-..lf.i s.r.,s~.g ..tt.TrE y
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(6erSAs lin iu etu:r)
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llu iilt! p,,tHt Sg0a btraotr!
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9lC Ni3 uu STD IN gu8cl;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-08
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stiirs dber bic SsmptSRl, uEe 9tbanSluns e,Sepler
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nj arte bctle8t, gu "a more tu tattn tet
q. q, Saure,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-08

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