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aps.d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
by GREES & WILLIAMS. Arstfoneers
- No. 536 corner eth anu ID streets

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
SALE, sFRCHTING ON PENN'A AVENU q
AND SOUTH O STREET. BETWEEN SMITH
mp SEaNENTH STREETS EAST, AT PUE-
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. b, at SO O'Clock
p. m, We shall sell Oh the premises, Lots No > a
., 9asd 10, in Square 673, having good fronts and
DEPTHS This property offers great inducements to
purchasers, as the location is very desirable.
To- locate on the Navy Yard. The above lots will
be sold and susdiyides to suit purchasers.
sferms one third cash; balance in and IL months
secured by q deed of trust on the premises All
conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchasers. SIS down when each lot is sold,
ap6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts :
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WARD AUrTION

LOt IN IHk fIRS-
WARD AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, A oril 10. at ~
O'Clock, on the premises, shall -sil Lot No. p,
IN Square No lO, fronting IS feet 10 inches on 18th
street west, between north X and l. streets, and
running back 10 feet to an alley: improved by
small Frame Dwelling House.
LOIS and 3, in Square lie; Lot fronts 81 feet
on north NJ street, snd IS feet 9th street west
Lot fronting SO feet on 10Th street, and running
back l4g feet 10 inches TO - feet alley Lot 'front.'
ing 50 feet los inches Goth street. and running
back l4sfeet 10 inches to 30 feet alley, with side
alley Is feet wide.
18th street west, between north l. and Nj streets,
each having front OF 50 feet. and running back 10
q 30 feet alley.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April IL. at
clock, on the premises shall sell part Of Lot
z in sQuare No 323 fronting . feet 18th street
west, between north and ID streets, AMI running
back a5 feet; improved by a small Brick House
Terms: One half cash; the balance in months,
with interest, secured by deed Of trust on the
property.
A payment of SIS will be required on each lot at
time of sale.
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser
ae 4-d&ds JAS G. Mcguire & co, Aucts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucti5neers.

HANDSOME BUILDING Lot on SEVENTH
STREET. BETWEEN AND T SITS MOTH.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MuNDAY. the sth instant, at D m, we
shall sell IN iont of the premises Lot L" NItber
ger subdivision of Square No. AL, having IS feet
front. BY l2S feet deep. "A inc alley.
Terms: One half cal balance in . and l2 months,
secured by deed OF trust on the rreu.i. es.
All conyeysncing and revenue stamps az til @ cost
Of he purchaser.
50 down when sold.
r.
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f'EkTRAL HALL,
~ Corner Pennsylvania av. and 18th street.
Over Eagle's Auction Rooms.
For rent by the day, week, or month, fer Con.
certs. Lectures. Balls, &C.
These Halls are very large and spacious
For terms apply on the premises: OF
Jan N.6 EAGLE 90.
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nYw. b. LEWIS CO, Auetionesrs.
ID Ne. 307 Pennsylvan avenue

hARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
For sale. the Lease, Building and Effects Of part
OF the celebrated New York Excelsior BAKERY,
embracing the Store and Building, % feet front on
Louisiana avenue by 49, feet 10 street, including
two splendid Ovens, with steam power for any
mechanical purpose. We would call special atten-
ten TO this place affording gOod chance for a
large business. Inqaire OF
ap oct W. b. LEWIS a co. Aucts
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10y W. u. LEWIS CO., Auctfoneers
ID No. 3O7 Pennsylvania avenue.
REGULAR SALES AT STORE TUESDAYS,
THU RSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Auction sales
attended to at private dwellings and stores Cash
advances N sde ON all X n6s of goods.
sp6-lw w. b. LEWIS & CO, Aucts.
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a26-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Auets
RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucriorears
II NO. 026 corner 9TH and ID streets

SEVEN FRAME BUILDINGS AND LOTS oNI
SIREET SOUTH. BET VEIN 3TH AND or n
EAST. Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
en WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, at - n,clock
M. We shall sell, on the premises. Lot No I in
Square North II square 20 & :, viii the INN -nya-
ments; consisting OF Seysn Frame Buildings; will
be seld sep rate or together.
Terms: One third cash; balance six, twelve and
eiRhtren months. occurred by deed IF I-Est on the
promises. All convey anciny and revenue stampI
AT the cost of the purchaser. SO down Oh each
piece of property when sold.
I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS Lnct.
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by GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
~ No. 526, corner IL. aud ID sires.s
RY GREEN &.WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
H No. J:o GO-De- 7th and ID streets

=
II No. J:o CO-Be- 7tn and streets
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
II STREET North. BETWEEN aD AMI
I'D sTRLErS WEST, AT PUBLIC AUG
On SATURDAY, the l4th instant, at 81 o'.Iock
p m We shall sell. on the premises, Lot No 10
ming back good de- th 20 Is foot slIey m,kipg II
handsome building fot
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months. deed given and a deed of trust take
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
is sold. FFo''
ap6-d Unt) GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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ANOTHER FIRE.-Last night an alar m of fire
was s8Unded from box No. :, corner of Ith
s.Eee- east and & street north, caused by the
discovery Of the burning OF eight contraband
TeEerleuts, belonging. II II said, TO Mr.. Leonard
AID Nr. Ferguson. They were situated in the
square bounded by north ID and r. streets and
east ii and 4th, and being considerable dis
tame" from any other buildings, with no wind
az fh@ tune, nothing further burned. They had
been UHOccupIed several days and II Is thought
HEY were set ire to- The lire department be-
Ing a. The arsenal fire at the time, II was not
UEtl after the fire had almost burnt out that
any apparatus appeared on the ground.
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DUBLIC AUCTION OF FRAME BUILDINGS
l. NEAR GIESBORO, MD.
Once DeEot ConlmtsSdTg Of Subsistence. Z
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. April 5. 1866. &
Will be sold at public auction. at the Subsistence
18th of A ril, 1866, at IL O'Clock a m the follow.
ing frame buildings, viz:
One Warehouse, 100 by 50 feet
One Rakehouse. % by As feet.
One slaughter house, so By u feet.
One Mess house, IS by IA feet
One Building. 10 by IA feet
One W oodshed, 81 by IA feet.
One Well house, IL BY 10 feet.
hight.
ALSO, . lot of Bricks In several ovens, but little
used.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
G. BELL,
ap6-f,S6Mtt Major and O. g., u. s. A.
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tFOr other Auction safes see. fourth pags.I
RYwARDwELL&HAY Auots., GeOrse.o

BAR FIXTURES AND FURNITURE or A
SALOON AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, April 10th. At 10
o'clock we will sell, at No. A. East Market Space
Georgetown, the Bar Fixtures aud Furniture of +,
Beer Saloon, consisting of two Cou.tecs. and
Shelves, large Screen, fine gilt frame Mirror Oil
Cloth. Tables, Chairs, Wardrobe. Clock, Dam
ters, Beer Glasses, Tumblers, DsmJ0hns Jugs
Fsncy Liquor Bottles, Stove, Sign and Post Also,
heveral large fine Pictures.
Ap -2tr WARDM ELL 4 HAYS Aurta
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RY J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

by J. q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctoneers.
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOTS.
BY virtue of decree OF the phans' Court, dnly
ratified by the Supreme Court, the undersigned a.
guardian: &C., will sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY the
l4th day OF April, 1866, at Az p. m. Lots TO- H. u
H. "a, 49, 70, 81, %, 81, 35, and IS, in Todd Subdi
vision OF Square No. 6tS and lot 3d. with the east
crn foot6 inches of lot 50, in Uhimann's Subdi
vision OF part OF square Ne. Ole The first are To-
Gated on L, North Capitol, and Boundary streets
ana ihe latter on Ostreet, between North Capitol
Terms of ssle One-thrd cash. residue in two
oInai pay me nts, at and y months. Deed given,
purchaser. ' VI WV
NINA UHLMANN, Guardian. &c.
IN 29-es2w JAS. O MCGuIRE q Nm Ancts
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t'0R SALE-Sevea eligible BUILDING LOTS,
Il in the village o: Laurel, on the baltimore <
Ohio Railroad. w ill be sold at a great bargain
Apply T. n. YOUNG, corner of 3th and P 81 ,
W ash ngtOn. SIT
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NINA UHLMANN, Guardian, &c.
m 90 es2w JAS O MCGUIRE T. 90 a1c,s

By JAMES c. MCGUIRE CO., AuctiOne0r'.
CHAMBER AND OTHER FURNITURE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING. April 10th, common
eng at 10 O'Clock, shall sell, at the north west
corner Of 14th and streets, a small lot of Cham
Der and other Furniture, in
solid and Imitation Cottage Suites
Wardrebes
Chamber What not and Cane-seat Chairs
Hair nj actresses, Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters
and Bedding
Chamber Car pets, Oil Cloth, Stair Carpet
Iron Bedstead, Chamber Stoves
Lounge, and Walnut Writing Desk.
ed j. U. MCGUIRE Il Co., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALE or 4 FRAME BUILDING,
COOKING ASD DINING-ROOM FURNI'
on nh str, ~, a.; ,I TsIer t9i!lA2
tic Auction. ~ uo'
ON Thu RSDAY, the 18th instant AZ II o'cIo =
q IN, We shall sell on the premises the CnoE
honser Cogslns Stoves, Dining Tan!es Chair
Crockery, Corporation ana Government Licenses
&c, &c. ISIS,
Terms cash.
a T.
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DIRDS AND CAGES.
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We will sell at our Bazaar, No. % Louisiana sy
between 9Th and nth streets, on TUESDAY
MORNING, April 18th, 1856, AT 10 o'clock,
One Brown Horse.
Buggy and Harness,
which will sell for livery and storage, If the
owner does not call for them before toe day OF
sale.
BY order of NICHOLAS HENDFICKS.
ap6 w L.. WALL A 90
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LN0R RENT-0De nice three story. BRICK
Il HOUSE. ON New Jersey avenue, bet II and q
sts., containing rooms, with large yard and gas
Possession given Immediately. Inquire of W. C.,
JOHNSON corner of 9Th and Il streets north.
NH 27-lm"
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FOB SALE-TwO desirable LOTS, of % by 100
l. feet, between Mass. avenue and st. west.
Also, Box Trees, Rose Bushes, Shrubbery and
Dubious Boots. Apply on the premises, ; So 18th
street. ap 26t<
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Two LET-A small FRAME HOUSE OF looms
L in this neighborhoOd, furnished, at $50 per
d. E WELLS 90,
ap44t Corner OF 18th and + straets
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CITY CgUNGIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
NJ ARCH 18TH, 1866.

MARCH 18TH, 1866.
The Board met at their Chamber this even
ing present. Messrs. Robertson. Uhler, Smith,
B eps Gwn, Barton and FIeu ing.
In the absence Of tn President Mr.. Robert
son was call to the hair. :,
The minute Of the lastmeeting were read by
the >ecretary.
On motion of Mr. Barton, the vote taken at
the last M citing of the Board in relation to t.
petition of tie Hydraulion Fire Co., was recon-
sidered
The action of the Common Council was then
Incurred in, granting the request Ut the pet :
TONERS.
An act fixing the salaries of certain officers OF
the corr grafton for the year 1866. was received
from the ommon Council which Was amend q
and returned for thei, concurrence.
The Joi:.t Ru es adopt d by the Commt
Council were received, amended, AM le urncu
for their concurrence.
On mott of Mr. Fleming, Resolv. d, Th,,t
the t, mporary rules of order recently adop ed
or any other rulee, tat may be found suitable
for the government of this Board, be referred
to the cornmitte on General Laws.
The following resolution adopted by them
was receive1 fiom tie Commou Council, anc
| their action concured IN.
| Resotred, That the 20 hmlttee on LlSht Dt
requested not to take action in the appointment
of a clerk for the Gas W orks, until its dec ded
by the council, in whom the appointing res's
A message Was receive from the Common
Council, notifying the Beard of their non-con
cnrrance in It's amendments, % the JOINT rules
of order and asking committee OF comic enGe
Mr.. Uher was appointed or he part Of the
| Board.
he report of the Committee was received
| recommending that the Board recede from 1t:
amendment which was adopted.
The Board then adjourned
Test, H. NJ. McCORMlCh,
mhl6-lt Secretary.
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An Act fring the s .laries Of certain officers Of
the Corporation for the yeur eighteen hundred
and s,nty-sir.
Sec l, Be it enacted by the CRY Councils of
Alexandria that The following officers shall re-
ceive the following salaries, viz:
The Treasurer of the Corporation, 100
Messenger OF the Common Council, 200 90
Clerk of he Board of Aldermen, 10000
Keeper of the Poor House, 400 on
Police Constsbles, each, 3OO 90
Keeper of the Town Chick, Is 10
Messenger of Board of Aldermen, 100. On
Two Physicians of the Poor, each, 20OOO
Captain Of the Night Watch, 40. NO
l6 Nigh, Watchu en-, each, per night, l.25
Clerk IF Common Council $4,000
Sec 2 Be it enacted that this act shall be
iu t,lc CT from its passage.
Passed the Board Of Aldermen March 18th,
1866. IT, B. ROBERTSON,
Presid.nt, pro tenn.
Passed the Common Council, March 18Th,
1866 JNo. B. SMooT, President.
Approved,
HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
Teste,
T. NJ. WHITE, Clerk Common Council.
NH 16-lt
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COMMON COUNCIL.

At a called meeting of the Common Councl
held March 18TH 1866, there were lrcsert, j.
b. Smo t, President, Messrs Brent. Burke
Markets, Lambert, Ashby, " httinetun, Brown
Herbert, clifford, johnson, Wilmer. Summer
and Martin.
The Fi.ance Committee reported, the 'Ac
fxin. e salar!e of certain OH; rs OF the cor
poraton for the year eighteen hundred and SIX
ty-six wi amen i'm nts.
The bill was considered, amended, and TIC
% rlle .ting suspended, read third time passed
and sen to Doard Alderman ior concurrence.
VI. Wilmer offered a iris of Jol"t Rules o.
order for th two Boards of ity Council, which
were adopted sud sc t 0 Boarl Aerlna.' 10!
concurrence
A message was received from B ard \ der.
II an. eturning so airy bill witt amendme Is;
The amendments were agreed to, and the bill
passed. or
Resoived, That this ouncil re ind all roSo.
lntions of pas Councils, Civ ng the election Of
clerk of the Gas Works to the ommlttce on
Light ,
Mr. Lambert offered he following substitute
Re<olDed, hat the Committee on LII Mt be
requested OF to Ike action in the appoln N n
of a clerk for the Gas Works. until it Is decided
by the Council in whom the appointing power
rests, which was adopt d.
Til. joint Rules ad l'ted by the Common
Cou ell, were returned ty Board Aldermen
with an amendment
The am ndment was not concur ed ~ =,
Mr. Wilmer was appointed to confer with
Board Alderman on the su ct.
report from Board alderman by Nr. Wit
ner vas received. concurrlng in Joint L ul's Is
passed by ommon Council.
Noun III adjou,nrd
PeSte, L. NJ. WHIIE, Clerk, " "
NH l6-lt
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lHE FAIR berg held, by the ladies, t"r tie
b"r fl OF rhe NJ. E Church South has, thus
earl, in it, opre>s, proved it-elf the moss d.
cited success Of the season; the crowded r GUS
nightly t. st,'yi,g its popularity A more pleas
ant place for gentleman TO while sway an
hour could not BIZ imagined aod the public, by
the rush n.de last night, seem we'll auar" Of
the tac, LIE Cream of the most marvel ou>
righteousness; axe such as the latlrs who
serve it out at he Fair ros.u,s, only possess the
recipe for preparing; oysters, of the 'a:es' IA
vnr aud must gigan lc growth; fruits, orange.
nearhe> and cream pi eap.l Stu word all
thar can t',nrt the p'l~te ma, there he obtain
I'd ut prices hat ,.ake a man wonder. Fancy
.rliclcs of everv description. manufactured in
The NOS a-'efui manner, may be looked at,
wcnd red ever and-pur, ha,ed
TABLEAUX, represcn inv SC. mes in history
nj IN nr serious u, conf, in which ths.
characters are rere n,t-d 10y the falre>t ard
most pr ,cefUl of ladies'. are nightly presented.
". lone should u,iss n OF p .riunlty ot t'nd-
my. mar 10
S0nfl BUsHS. Z Ukk'S ISLAND SALT
COUU to rive and tor sale by
HOE & " EDDkRBUEN,
NH o-lw Foot If Prince street.
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Gen R. E Colston will deliver lecture in
Baltimore on TIE 22l ,nstan', entitled Person
al Recolle tions of Stonewall Jackson, and a
Critical Discussion of his Military Character "
Gen Colston was one IF The Professors in the
Military Institute at Lexington, and was for ten
years constantly associated with Gen. Jackson
He was also with the latter in severel Of hiscam-
paigns, and was present at the battle of Chan
cellorsville.
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A GENTS WANTED-oca' and travelling.
n in every CITY and county for IA Few a d
beautiful likeness Of g I'm RnBT. + LEE,
and other and popular ENGRAVING !,
Also Francs Ova. ana Square, supplied t"
all age Is and the trade at y. W FORK wo"leS"l''
rates. Address, or call 3l4 Seventh street,
Washington, ID. Q
Preference given to disa hled ldiers:
3 NH l6 3:* l. K TkEMBL
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Public meetings Of the people, irrespective
of airy, continue TO be held in various sections
of Maryland to endorse President johnson S
restoration policy
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. "A resolution
Was otf red in the Senate, yesterday processing
ag4in-t the pardon Of criminal, by for Ign
g verumentS on c"niiti n that they emlgraIt
20 the u S. The Senate rnncurrtd ~ tn;
House s,iitn M nts tn the bill 10 project all
lessons in the several S atrs 10 their clv''
ri.h,s, so tina, i ly r'qnlre- the President :
signature. to y, me las. After debate, ten
Thousand copies OF HI testimony taken betorf
III. rec N .tru ton committee were ord red 10
b.. printed III def i:ucy pI'l was then taken
no, and variou, Fl ,use au,e,dments concurrrd
IL; ani Que disagreed 10, which declares that
no TX, n IS Of any living person should he
placed on any postal clrrency. bnnd>, NOES,
&c. Wi bout disposing OF the bill, the Senate
adjourned.
In the House bill was introduced TO autho-
rize the con>t, uctinn of lateral branch To the
B imore and Potomac railroad. Mr.. Smith,
IF Kentucky, having r,se to personal explain
alton, some sharp words passei between HIM
and Mr. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania. The House
then took up the loan bill, which was discus
sed until the adjournment.
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The smallpox is SAID to he prevailing very
e1,en lively in some Of the Southern S'a'es
and to be particularly fatal among the freedmen
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The Whipple File Company, in Massschu-
sets, has failed, with liabilities to large
amount
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LoUDoUN COUNTY Fl Nnlnnd, Eljah
v. While, and Frank Fred, are candidates Tor
tn Office Of Sh-,iff-A disturbance occurred
in Ltesbutp last Saturday, he ven some SOL
dirrs thee (who bad been imbihinv very free
w. and some citizens, whose property the
soldiers We've aprropria,ing The officer IN
con mard in,erfer,ed and the affair was ended
without much isju'y TO any one IT. W. Hos
kinsoD, arrested some Weeks ago, has been
released, 10 accusrr> appearing against him
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In relation to the Go claimed by the Rich
mond Banks, the Washington Chronicle, Of
this morning, sayS:-''The specie claimed by
the Richmond hanks remains in the vaults of
the Treasury Department, and will not be sur
rendered until further proof is forthcoming.
Important testimony has been elected, which
will doubtless interfere with he claims as set
forth by the banks, which are now making
extraordinary exertions to secure what they
deem their property"
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IEEStas GikIJs

a. l. THOMAS,
NO. 49, PRINCE STREET,
OPPOSITE THE GAZETTE OFFICEl
FIRE, MARINE
AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Alexandria, Va
Agent for the following first class BALIl-
MORE COMP MES ~, oo~-p,,,r,
JOS. X. minor, TiO5. l.. N,NGihIJE
Secretary President.
THE MERCHANTs AID NECHANIC's FIRE
INsUGzNCE Co&PAhX.-
ISAAC WILLIAMS, y P. cAMrbELL
rHr H Eo'5S:liy r1az 1asURAHoz COMPANY
G. HARLAN WILLIAMS: ANDREW REESE,
HOME $ ms TRANCE coz PAny OF NEW HAVEN
cuAs. WILSON, b. R. sATTE&IHE,
sEc S5i3l;r!z' (MAR1rE, IEsyRAHcE c0IpAJy
r. L. HAYDaCK, Tii1S. v. hl2D>ALL,
POLICIES OF the above reliable COMPARES. t.
sued at this office Immediately on application,
against loss = damage by fire, ON a! dcscrlo-
tons Of property in ~" ty or country, Oh trrla5
AS favorn bic rs those of any oahcr company, o.
cural strength and responsibility.
THE MUTUAL Llse' Ls,SUAAaCE CO.. Or I. :
Cash Assets, July / ISj5.................S @ooC|
Annual income" in c;:- "i Ni64.
The divi'ends o rhi. company IRE Iorgrr III
amount for premiums paid, than IN aay Con-
| pany in tn worli.
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst tie a.
| surcd.
Applications received at my Office, 10. =.
| Prince st. C. / THOMAS, Agent.
Dr.. CHARLES ". CuAHcELLoE.
NH I0-tf Med cal Examiner.
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DIED.

WM. R. BARKER, of Prince Georges CO.,
Md, oied at Barnum's Hotel on the 10th OF
March, in he 62d year Of his age. He was born
in Charles county Md. Hi parents we're among
he most respectable in the county, but n"t
wealthy. His sther died whilst he was min r.,
and left him no pa.rimony. He acquired dis
Jon, wealth and honors without adventurous
cir umst n e.. He was the architect OF his
own fortune-a life integrity, application to
business, en- -rgy and economy made his forum
In Culpeper, at the residence of her soa-in-
law, James NJ. M"rehead, on Tuesd y, the 6th
inst, of pneumonia Mrs. ELIZABETH NJ.
HUNTON, widow f the late Eppa aunton, Of
Fauquier county, aged seventy-lhree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-16

AssAuLr ~ erday as Mr. J. Fl. Wood,
son-in- aw Of John S. Bnckford, ESQ.,, was
s returning to Ge4r,etown ON his wood lind,
sifuated n M.r.lnnd, atont twelve miles from
the c,,v, negro approached hin, lIlnp up
hi. !, # hand as it de>ir NJ t., speak {" MIR.
W.,u, or which, ha, geotte,nanre gned u. hi,
horse t., l,ste". The negro hen drew a pi>,o
AM f.ei At Mr. Wood. the ball ps>>ang nn a
sh;I, distance tsnn his a.. Mr. Mud saw
3 theme semert utm tod dg Tie bal. thonpi
Els face VA. tally bar"'d and 'lac >ene' by til
g "a thai h. unfortunately used his aim.
S.lo'lla ~ n.sv s., e,.a,e Nat Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-16

The Committee on Wa>s AID Means of the
H"u>e of REPRESENTATIVES anr'inted yos't rday
Subcommittee 70 Wis t the Treasury Depart
ment 10 inve>tigae the alleged discrepancy
between the report Of the S crr'a'y Of ,hr
Treasury and the st,'ement If Mr. Fr-em m
Clark, in regard t, he amount Of money low
Ia thr Treasury. After an examination of the
books the SUBCOMMITTEE returned and reported
that The exhibit II ade ly Secretary Met ul"ch
was correct, and it WIS so announced by Mr..
Hooper to the House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-16

Recent E,siisn ad sl,es STA e that the mana
gers If he Ala tic telegraph enterprise, a e
earnestly at work, maturing their plans Tor
annrler a,trmp' til their ga lie b=twer he
will be m d. IN June, and the G eat Eastern.
as h.tor,. vii b, I'm ,Ioye'i il h. und rtakug,
under ro,n,n.rd OF ant. Anderson A. al
pres mt rang d, h. Ca. E ,sFrrn vii lear y
tn u, cable, will i, 10 n found AMI, and
where sh. wi W tn hrrcnnsort- g'tppl. Tor
tn. LIT end he oc,Iity Of ws'rh en- lie as
certainei wi. hin Il qla TER Of nile, through
the ol,serva' ions t.ken last su INNER by CAPITA D
Anderson.