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President John son Talks through the
London Times,

The reader will be Interested in the very
plain talk of President JOHNSON to cor
respondent of the London Times, in the
DiSpatch of this morning. In this the Pre-
sidcnt cxpounds his views with particular
pith and dircctncss-not that he is not al
ways open and frank but his poundings
of the Radicals and his expoundings of his
own ideas in this talk through the Times,
are a little more free and easy than any,
perhaps, that we have seen.
He makes no bones of what he has to
saw of the Freedmen's Bureau, and the
entire comment on the madness and folly
of Radicalism, and its tendency to ALLEVIATE
the sections and impair the peace and
prosperity of the whole country, are as
orthodox wisdom and patriotism as could
possibly be uttered.
He again presents himself in his true and
striking relation of "Tribune of the pco-
plc"-shiclding and protecting the nation
and all its interests against the sectional
luminosity and the party ambition which
are threatening both with destruction. 1t
is this relation which Mr.. JOHNSON bears to
the country that eXcites the heartfelt
gratitude of the Southern people, and the
admiration OF all conservative citizens
north or south.
The attitudes into which President JOHN
son has been forced, show in the strongest
light truth so often illustrated by histo-
ry-how infinitely preferable is the rule Of
one man over that of tFdany Of numbers,
and that sectional. OF all the abominable,
and hcartlcss, and brutal expressions the
world has ever behcld and eXecrated, that
of the tyranny of numbers is the most
atrocious, the most odious, the most alb
horrcnt. The worst of individual tyrants
and uSurpcrs cannot equal ii in scllislncss,
barbarity, and inhumanity. The tyranny OF
one man at least is ditlused impartially
through the nation-that of the sectional
man is local, partial, and unmcrcilul. But
let Us hope that President JOHNSON will
triumph, and that we shall not be tempted
10 pray for the only relief that could come
To the nation from that destructive and
oppressive misrulc which would cnsuc,
and which would inevitably lead to revolu-
ton.
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Alexandria a Doomed City,

In the Senate, on Monday, Mr.. WADE
presented the petition OF five hundred
citizens of Alexandria--property- holders-
in favor of retroceding that city and coun-
ty to. the District Of Columbia. 1t was
referred to the Committee on the District
of Columbia. Alexandria may as well pre-
pare to pass under the yoke Of the Radi-
calls. The five hundred residents are of
course no better than men Of straw; but
the fact that such petition has been ma
nufactured and formally offered in Con-
gress is evidence enough that that nnfor-
tunate city is to be sacrificed. No amount
of prospective pecuniary loss to the in
habitants, no constitutional difficulties, no
protest from this State, will avail aught
with the party in power. II regard for
their own consistency would avail aught
with the followers of THAD. STEVENS, then
hisgreat wrong would not be perpetrated
or when, last winter, the Legislature OIL
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Virginia repealed the joint resolution
passed by the Alexandria Legislature
giving the assent of Virginia to the annex.
alton of the counties Of Jefferson anu
Berkeley to the State of West virginia.
the same Radicals declared that the con-
sent having been once granted in due form
Of law, and the conditions having oesn
performed, it could not be withdrawn WIN, ,,
out the consent of West Virginia. i"'s
reasoning has tenfold force in the caso "
the proposed retrocession of Aiexaho''"
I'm, il will be secuted by the same men
who employed il when they oes.''o -
bind those two counties hand ana 100. anu
turn them over TO the tender mercles OF
the proscriptivc, bigotcd Radicals of West
Virginia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dry GOODS AT COST,
rur ooops MUST BE SOLD IN A SHORT TINE
THOMAS d. oUARLEs,

THOMAS d. QUARLEs,
sls BROAD STREET,
offers his entire stock Of DRY GOODS at PRIME
COST The prices of some Of the articles are emu
merated below:
SPOOL SILK, &c;
AMERICAN PINS, &C..
BEST ENGLISH PINS, loo;
NEEDLES, &C.;
SPOOL COTTON, two hundred yards,) &C.;
Ladies' CoL0RED HOSE, loo;
Ladies' WHITE HOSE, good quality 25c.;
Ladies' HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHlEFS,
2jc:
Ladies' LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS,l 5c.;
Ladies PAPER COLLARS, loo. per DOZEN
HAIR NETS, 9sc.;
PALMLEAF FANS, &c;
HOOP SKIRTS. from soc. to 50;
Misses HOOP SKIRTS, from CSC. to 81:
WHITE and CoLORED CORSETS, Toe. and 81 ;
Gentlemen's LINEN COLLARS, loo. and l5c.;
Yard.wide BLEACHED COTTON, zoe;
Fast color PRINTS, l5c.;
Bcst-quality PRINTS, zoe;
Ladies' DRESS GOODS, at and hataw cost;
Gentlemen's GOODS at cost,
SILK wRAPPINGS at cost,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS at cost,
BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTINGS az cost,
and all styles of goods for the retail trade al prime
cost
Persons will find the above goods at the prices
advertised. IHoAAs ID. QSARLtS,
nv lets $40 Broad street.
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BY Robert B. Lyme, Auctione'r.
iOfire corner Of Wall and Franklin streets

rONM ISSIONER'S SALE OF MOST
RICHMOND, on YORK RIVER RAILROAD AND
NEWBRIDGE ROAD.-In pursuance Of deere u
18Th day of April, 1896, in the case of Walker, g.
rs Jennings heirs, Sc., viii proceed I" .e'l 81
public auction, on the premises, on IIEspAG i9@
22d day Of May: lseg, commencing at y O'clock, "
the REAL ESTATE in the bill and proceeI,ar'
mentioned being Il II the real estate Of which WI
liam D. Jennings died seized not hsr.tntrr" ~.
and also a piece Of LAND. OF NINETY LONE
ACRES adjoining these lands, held by i,avId WIN
free. trustee, &c. This property consists Of two
''bg1 m.' Il one Hundred AND THIRTY. SEVEN
AND EiGHT-TENTflS ACR Is, lee on thr Vow
bridge road about two and one. hali mile ii"m
Richmond, opposite the Rural Shades, and "aj',n.
Ing the farm Of Colonel Dickinson, ana = We'll
wooded and well enclosed but has no houses 81
The other is the old homestead IL william ..
Jennings deceased, at present occupied boy Nr.
James ID. Vaughn, lying along the lin" ~ Tue
Richmond and York River railroad ant extending
back L. the Newbridge road, and tnnchr. ~ TWO
points opposite Colonel Sherwin Mck,a, farm,
three aud a half miles below the city aud OPP, 'n
Dr.. John X. Garnctt's, about six miles below i.a
city and. contains altogether about FIVE n y.
DRIED AND ELEVEN ACRES. This trac. j. ,9-.
ccuibr of being sub divided into three or more
goud-sycd farms. with front on the railroad Or 'h"
Newbrdgc road a may be preferred.
4 PLAT Of these lands. with the sub-di'Ns'"h.
proposed, may be at the Office OF the au.-
tionecI, and Mr.. Vaughan will take pleasure u'
showing the premises to purchaser
This sale presents al opportunity rarely in"'NE'h
for securing a most desirable market gaGi~n ~
suburban farm in short distance Of the o.iyr AMI
on good road.
TERNs: One-fourth Of the purchase money VIII
be required I'm cash, and the remainder pa three
equal insta ments, on credit q six, t~"iF'' go
eighte, "A months for the deferred payments. TIE
purchaser will be required 10 civ. his nr-n'Iah.e
notes, with interest added, and tn" tn" =" zoe
lands 10 be retained d II the Who'll. purchase money
il paid and deed ordered by the court. All taxes
due on the properly 10 he paid by the purchaser.
The "a le will commence at the mansion house ON
the homestead tract K. COURTNEY,
Special Comm >siontr.
sale conducted by ROBERT Il. LYME, Real h,s'e
Auctioucer. my wv A>rNH
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RgBIDGOOD RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
oKSELLERS AND TATIoNERS,
l2l MAIN STREET,
keep constantly on hand a complete stock of
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,
IL CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
all of which are offered at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Country Merchants invited to examine our stock
before purchasing. Orders promptly attended to.
NH % b. Il.
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BY Harrison. Goddin x Apperson,
parl.rs Rrokers and Real Estate Agent.

J,XcELLENT BRICK TENEMENT.
~ OK THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKIN b.
TWEEN TWENTY. THIRD AND TWENTY.
FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTION
TliJrRsDAY. the 18th Of Nav, l.Gd, al half pat I
O'clock, p. N the excellent BRICK TENEMENT
located az above, now in the occupancy Of Mr.
Jnhn NJ Francisco at the annual rent oi four hun.
Ired dollars The house has ample accommoda.
tions for moderate sized family, aud Is supplied
with gas. ,.
TERN.: One fourth cash balance al four eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by a trust deed. The take, and Ia.
surancc for this year 10 b. paid by The Lnrch4,rr
INV 10 auctionreTS.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office opposite the Spotswood Hotel.
GALE OF LOT, BETWEEN FIF-

GALE OF LOT, BETWEEN F1F-
suant to a decree entered by the Richmond Illus
ingS Court on the lst Of May, lScl, in the snit of
G0ddin against Taylor's executor and others,
1850, at 5 o'clock, z. NJ, sell upon the premises
the real estate in the bill and proceedings men
toned consisting of a lot of ground between
Clay streets. in the city of Richmondl at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, upon the follow
ing terms to wit One third cash one third on i
credit of four months and the other third ON ere
dit uf eight months, with interest on the credit pay
ments from the day ofsale. Negotiable notes vii!
be required for the credit payments and the title to
the property will be withheld till the whole pur.
chase money be paid and Conveyance be directed
by the court. THOMAS J. EVANS,
Special Commiss :ouer.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
AuCtoneer. my l4-7t
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ANOTHER SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR.-Thc
ladies of Prince Georges county, Md, are
to hold fair on the 29th and 30th instant
for the relief of the suffering people of the
South. 1t is to be opened with a grand
tournament, and closed by ball.
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p9y COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned having formed co-partner-
ship, for the purpose of conducting
A WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name Of
STONE, WILSON s FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are now
receiving general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in few days, and to
which they respectfully call the attention of the
trade HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN b. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
NH l3-ts K. T. FOSTER.
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BILL ARp."-The young ladies of the
Laurensville Female College have elected
the lion. G. II. Smith, of Rome, Ca, bet
ter known now in the South as "Bill Arp"
to deliver the annual address before the
college in June next.
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BY Isbell 4 Davis,
Corner Eighth and Main street.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers

4 VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RES
~ IDEyCE on MARSHALL, BETWEEN Il.
COND AND THIRD STREETS, FOR sALEAT AuC.
TIOy-wiil be sold ut auction. on the prem .e-, On
FRIDAY 18th NAV, I-d5. at s o'clock, u. n, tha'
NEST ds.irable TWO STORY above ba,cmcn,J
BRICK RESIDENCE, situated on the north .,de u
Marsha II street between Second and Third streets.
sn,,.ining nine rooms, hes de kitchen, Sc. The
location " this property makes II very dssrabo
!, family residence Possession can b" had IN a lev
DAYS Terms At sale. lSbELL DAVIS,
40. -. ~ ,Js AuC'iuuaeFs
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4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

N FOR SALE.-By virtue Of an order made tY
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county y ihe
April term, 1885, in the case Of y. I. Foster -.
lie outcry, on the 3isT DAYOF NAY, l'e5, ~. HE
premises, that valuable Farm known a. the bL'lL
FARM.
The Farm contains about SEVEN IIUNDRtDSnd
TWESTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, has n"
and beautiful DWELLING HOUSE on u, together
with All the necessary ont houses used ~ lamf,
Ii Is situated near the Big Tunnel on the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, In the county Of Monty.
merry, and about one mile from the celebrated
Montgomery White sulphur Springs.
TERMS or SALE: A credit Of two and TIRE" year,
will be given the purchaser by his paying down IN
cash much of the purchase money necessary 10
pay the cost and charges OF sale The deferred pay
Inents are bear interest from the Sh day 81 De-
ccmber, 1896, at which time possession viii DE-
taken by the purchaser. Security Tor the unrl'i
purchase money and a lien by deed OF tTUst for tho
same will be required of the purchaser.
The sale will take place promptly Al 3 O'Clock i.
NJ of that day JOHN r. FRANCIS,
APP 2s-td Sheriff Of Montgomery county, Va.
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SHIPPING.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT IS

my LIFT Cary and Virginia streets.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT 1,. IS
occasioned among dealers of DRY GOODS
from the fact that the current Of trade triH
now to the great emporium ot J. STEEN-
BOOK eco, Nos. lac and Ill Main street,
despite every effort to stay its course, and
the
GREAT REJOICING OF THE PEOPLE OVER THE
SUCCESS of the PIONEER HOUSE of LOW
PRICES seems daily to increase, for 1t is
known to every lady in Richmond that
goods are offered by J. sTEENBOCK Il CO.,
Nos. 1879 and III Main street. cheaper than
at any other store in the city and pur
chasers may rely upon
A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF sEAsoNABLE
GOODS, in the newest patterns and styles,
embracing, in
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
some Of the most chaste and elegant goods ever yet
imported among whichwe are happy to announce
we have received a new stock of those
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH BAREGES which have al
ready so much delighted every one, and of which
we are Offering the new styles,
STRIPED, CHECKED, AND EMBROIDERED.
Some of the latter have been much admired, and
pronounced unequalled, and all will
BE SOLD VERY CHEAP.
A large assortment of
SPLENDID HERNANIs,
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES,
PoNGER POPLIN TRAVELLING SUITS,
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
in Dress and Fancy Dry Goods.
ALEXANDRE'S KID GLOVES,
in all colors and sizes, may be found at
J. sTEENBOCK x cos,
1870 AND III MAIN STREET.
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS!
Our assortment in this line Of Goods
has, we believe, never been equalled
in Virginia, and we beg leave to call
the especial attention of Housekeep-
ers, and particularly to those fur
nishing Hotels and Boarding Houses
THE SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA,
to our stock of
SELECTED HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
And in closing this announcement we wish it dis
tinctly understood that we are ermined to main
tain the advanced position we have always occu-
the
FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES,
and the most extensive establishment in the South.
We are always looking for chances to purchase at
Bargains for Cash, that we may be the inst to
MARK DOWN OUR GOODS,
And while we do not indulge in advertising goods
of which ave have just sold the last piece" at
some low figure, we respectfully assure the public
that we
SHALL SELL
EVERY ARTICLE AT
THE LOWEST PRICE
At
J. sTEENBOCK 4 CO.'S.
l3o AND III MAIN STREET
[my ls-WS&Wl
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WIN. REYNOLDS & co.
STANTON, January 8, l'G5

Mr. William Renaohi%, LouiSa county, "a:
Dear Sir-The undersigned, citizens OF Augusta
county. Va, desire to express to you Their deep
sense of the loss sustained by the people OF this sec
ton of the State in the death of your brother Dr.
Taliaferro Rcunolds, who resided in our midst Tor
many years, and whose great skill As Il physician
had given him an acknow lodged cminenco among
the professional men of the country. The ceie-
brated " Rennolds Pill 50 universally recos,
ni2cd ~ invaluable on account OF ITS wonderiaI
rmrtiy properties was the result Of that scientific
skill and learning which distinguished him, and
which has rendered him 80 great pubic beneiac-
his great remedial agent should not be lost TO the
world We are Informed that some years since your
brother furnished you with The recipe Tor use IN
your family and neiph borhoud and that this L. the
only copy of said recipe which IS now available
We therefore in the name Of humanity. appeal to
Won In make publication of il to the world which
we feel conil mt you will not object 10 do If yor
still have II in your possession
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam Co., AuctioneerS,
Commission Merchants, and he / Estate Agents
No Wall street Richmond, Va.

NOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
Il request Of i. J. Johnson. Esq, We offer for
sale privately the piece of LAND, containing
FIFTY ACRES, lying on Broad Rock road, In
Chesterfield county, through which the Five Mile
branch Ii Is part in woods and part cleared
about eight acres cleared. portion OF the tract Is
excellent low ground not sold privately before,
will be sold at public auction, to the highest bid
der, without reserve, on SATURDAY, the 2oth oi
May, 1868, at 3 o'clock. i. NJ
TERMS {: Liberal, and made known on day Of sale.
PILKINT0N, PULLIAM CO.,
mv 3-nOdtoloM &dtdS Auctioneers.
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ne SODA APPARATUS.-The celebrated
"ARCTIC" SODA APPARATUS, with GENERA
TORS, FOUNTAINS, &c, complete. As agent for
the manufacturer, the subscriber is prepared to
furnish the most convenient and elegant apparatus
known. Call and examine sample.
WILLIAM IL. SCOTT, Druggist,
an cots corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets
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STONEWALL JACKSON.
THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF
LIErrESAsr-GEsEFAL I. J. JACKSON,
By PROFESSOR b. L.. DABSEY, d. D.,
Chief of staff to General Jackson.
THIS Is THE STANDARD BIOGRAPHY OF THE
IMMORTAL HERO.
THE ONLY EDITION AUTHORISED By HIS

THIS Is THE STANDARD BIOGRAPHY OF THE
IMMORTAL HERO.
THE ONLY EDITION AUTHORISED By HIS
WIDOW
CAREFULLY REVISED AND CORRECTED BY
GENERAL K. Z. LEE.
and Chief of staff, has had access TO OF in
formation not enjoyed by others, which has en-
abled him to produce a work of perfect accuracy.
1t is book of not only thrilling interest in itself,
but is also written with great ability, vigor and
elegance. As volume Of entertaining reading,
book of reference, and permanent work for the
library, it has few equals. One volume, octave,
seven hundred and forty pages, gotten up in ele-
giant style of binding and Typography.
PRICE:
Extra English cloth. ....................J 90
Library edition, half calf..............,. . %
Each person furnished, free Of charge, with an
admirable portrait OF JEFFERSON DAVIS, on a
sheet nineteen by twenty four inches.
Will be sent to any address, by mail, on receipt
of price and IS cents for postage.
Mr.. CHARLES l.. COOKE is authorized to oh.
tain subscriptions in the city.
To be obtained also by calling on me, Mt A. II.
CHRISTIAN & CO.'S, No. I'll Main street, oppo.
site Spotswood Hotel.
ROGER MARTIN, Sole Agent
my Is-2t for Richmond and vicinity.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent

BEAUTIFUL LOT, WITH FRAMEp
DTEERMENT THEREON, ~ SIDNEY AT Tue
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GROvEANDCLAPgFF
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will /.
sold al auction, on the premises, on MONDAY n.
2Ist Nav $780, at o clock l.. ~, that truly beau.
tiful LOT located above, opposite the -! nfs
Of Captain Charles y NORRIS, fronting thiFtY a..
feet. running back one hundred and niRrty.gIpa
feet TO an alley, on which there stands two o.l
framed tsnements.
TwRsa: one third cash balance At four ana
eight months for negotiable notes, interest aIdr4
secured by trust deed. The taxes Tor this year b.
- HARRISON, GODDIS 4 APPEgsoS,
INV i6 Auctionp.Y.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
BY Harrison, Goddin 3 Apperson.
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agsnts

TWO BEAUTIFUL BRICK TEyr
MEETs AND TliREE VACANT L0Ts ~
SIDNEY, At THE s0UTmWEsT CORgER ~
aiiC-fiON. will be sold at auction, on m" -. At
misses. on MONDAY the 2lst May, cs, at hs,f ~.
clock p NJ, those two beautiful three ~ H.,
BRICK TEyEMENTS located as above 49,
which is vacant, and the other j. occupied ~ W ~
James EVANS zach Of which contains i've FL, lr.
besides excellent brick kitchen, dc, and A.. an,
neat and attractive. They are neaT.y oDp.i, fitt'
rssidencss OF Captain Charles Y Norrit. AMI /, hs
G. shsfer, Esq. Also, the THREE BgaliTigErn
VACANT LOTS lying TO the west, each rr',',.h
thirty one feet on the south side 0f6roys ,,,,'hs
running back one hundred and nincty.nine fer :,
n wide alley.
TERM 0ne-thir cash balance at fogy -,
eight months for negotiable notes interest 8a1i
secnred ny q unst deed. The taxes ana lu.nr,,l'
for this wear 10 be paid by the purchaser ante
HARRISON, GODDIS & AfPERsoy
yis Auctiouegf.
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Although have not had occasion to use the pills
which were prepared by the late DR.. RennoldS, |
am satisfied from what | have heard from gentle.
men who have used them, that they are val liable
medicine, and therefore cordially unite III the re-
ALEXANDER II. II. STUART,
Januarv & 1866 StauntOn Va
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The following is an extract of letter from DR.. =
T. siriblng, the distinguished superintendent of
the Western Lmatic Asylum, at Saunton, to Mr..
RennOds
- As "a, hruJle menjeI' IF my profession, a"d a
E,je0d Ia the UHicted er.TVrhcrs, reSpecy1tty
ypHf in the r.GueH mat his beeH ntnde IN others,
tEaf you tciH pnJiiSh ii tn the tgorid.'
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United States Attorney for the District OF
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29

The alarm o! fire about 9 o clock, last night,
was caused by the burning Of the inside, roof,
and portion Of The contents Ct the h.ich stable
in the rear of Nr. Andrew JameSon' residence,
on Fairfax street: belonging 10 lIr. George T..
Ftcnch. Three horses j., the stable at jl,2 time
were rescued, GGlt buggy ana some other al
tcles belonging 10 Bowen, Bros, & Co.. we're
destroyed The fira was the work cf az IL
cendary. The loss Of Bowen, Bro's 4 Co.,,
was about 1925, and Chat Df lir. French about
500, upon neither Of which MAS tbore any
insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29

We are requested to Say that the cause of
the absence Of the Steam Fire Engine from the
fire. last night, was that she vas undergoing
some repairs 10 her runaing gear, which were
not quite completed Tie Hydraulion Ccmpa-
NJ, however, dia good service with the hose
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-29

The Sherii: Of Fairfax, With two special con
stables, came to this city today WIKI 4 warrant
for the arrest OF Thomas Williams, alias Geo
James. who escaped from The Fairia:; county
jail some time ago. in which lie Wa1 confined
upon charge Of horse stealing; and who was
arrested and committed to jail in this city last
Sunday morning. for stealing horse IRON, ia.
H. Simpson. They Left without thc prisoner,
with the understanding, howa9cr, that the
County Court Of Fairfax vii! make alcquis:-
ton on the authorities mere for him. as soon rs
his case is disposed Of by this Court.
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TNENIAN BROTHERHOOD.

The reglar weekly meetings Of the
ALEXANDRIA CIRCLE OF
PENIAN BROTHERIIO O D.
ARE HELD on
THURSDAY EVENINGS
AT HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'Clock,
AT THE FRIENDSHIP ENGINE HOUSE,
on Alfred street.
All sterling patriots known to the Committee
OF Safety arc respectfully invited to JOIN TINS
their Holy Cause
Bonds can be had of Capt. I. Malone, WasH-
ington street, between King and Prince; Owen
Nugent corner King and Patrick John NJ.
Nolan. 43. King street, and d. NJ. Furlong, Il,
South Fairfax street. On behalf OF the circle:
JOHN ODONOEAN, Secretary.
MARTIN BERRGlN, ergcant-at-Arms.
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