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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25
COMMON COUNCIL.

1t regular meeting Of the Common Council
Of Alexan dria, held April 24th 1861 there were
present, J. 3. snoot, President; Iessys Brent,
Burke Markell, Lambert, ,Ashby, Whittington,
Brown, Herbert, Clifford, johnson, Bot'thc.
Wilmer, Summers, Martin and Hough.
Mr. Brent, from the COMMITTEE Oh General
Laws, reported the following:
Resolved by the City Council Of Alexandria.
That D. l.. Smoot, esq Attorney for the Cogoo-
ration, be requested to prepare for publication 8
Digest OF the Laws Of a general n"lur now in
force, with an index To the sslrle-not adopted.
The Committee on Streets made an lntavora-
ble report on the application Of Mrs. Nd
Hoof-adopted
The same Committee reported again$s granting
petition OF Washington, Alexandria and George
town RHilroad Company for permission to erect
s. Depot building on 81. Asaph street, near King:
which WAS adopted. nit .:,.,.r -,....
The same Committee reported in favor Of
granting Stephen Swain permission torehuld
and improve back building Of House on Water
street agreed TO. --....
The following was received from the Board 81
Aldermen:
Resolved, That the Clerks Of the Board Of AL
dermen and Common Council be requested, On
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. -The Senate
finance committee, yesterday, reported the
consular and diplomatic bill, and the House
bill authorizing the coinage Of FIVE cent pieces
4 resolution was introduced and referred for
the relief Of loyal citizens Of Berkeley and JET
ferson counties, West Virginia The Secretary
of War was requested to Inform the Senate of
the evidence upon which the awards for the
arrest OF Jefferson Davis were made A bill
was reported to reorganize the clerical force OF
the Interior Department The bill for
relief of certain iren clad builders was taken
up, and the amendment limiting the amour to
be paid to twelve per CT, on the contract price
was adopted, after which the bill was laid aside
The hill TO reconsider the vote refusing to ad-
init Colorado into the Union was next taken
up. and discussed until the adjournment.
The House non-concurred in the Senate
amendments to the bill relating to the habeas
corpus, and asked for committee of confer
renee. After the transaction of other business
thu. consideration Of theatmy bill was resumed,
and after an exciting discussion, the section
relating to the organization of the provost
marshal general bureau Was SO amended as to
DIS continue such Office within six months
The evening session was devoted to the con
sideration Of the report of the Committee on
the Pacific Railroad.
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The Lynchburg Republican says:-"A mar
rage took place in Richmond on Friday even
ting, which excites good deal Of remark from
the ladies. The parties to The interesting Ger
emony were we'll knowl Virginia lady and a
u. s. army officer
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Having purchased IL: stock Of NJ. Paul., t.
which We have added largely, we haze on hand
o large and complete assortment of Now Drugs,
Chemicals, Dye-StuifS, Ferfumeries, poEnade:,
Fancy Gluss-W Ware Hair, Clothes, Shaving
Tooth ant Nail Brushes. Coarse and Fine
Combs; a great variety Of toilet articles for the
hair skin and teeth India Rubber GoodS, Gigs
rette Papers, Patent Medicines OF al sorts. Med
icinal Liquors, Bitters. Family Dye Col9"s,
Chewing Tobacco, Smoking, Iooncco, and 4
very large assortment Of all articles usually
found in g drug store.
Ga;- Particular attention will DO pad to II"
neat and careful compromising Of p kESCklP-
TlONS: at all honrs o. the dog end sight.
mh Q--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

The Indignant citizen,' who persists in
speaking Of the Freedmen's Sideboard, now
further declares that it would he We'll it the
proprietors of that piece of furniture, would
keep it locked up, and put the key in their
pockets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

The Richmond Republic declares that ''the
South is sincere in its professions Of loyalty,
and is giving abundant proof CT that fact y
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BaEyEr APPOINTMENTS. The Prcadent
yesterday sent message to the Senate in 40
swer to the resolution adopted by that body,
calling for the proceedings OF the board con-
vened TO make hre7ot appointments q general
officers in the regular army, consisting OF Gems
y. T. Sherman, George G. Meade, Sheridan
and Thomas. Tho board convened Of St.
Louis, March lst, all present but Shcridan.- -
THE order included two classes OF Gseoumcn
dations-' for gallau: and movitorious services, "
and for faithful service. ;, The board express
decided opinion that brevet rank should only
be conferred for distinguished services IN the
field 10 presence of the enemy, and tina: it
meritorious conduct in noncombatant duty
should be thus rewarded, there would be. great
confusion from disproport.on of officers with
high rank in comparison wiii the, limited
number CT men. ..::..- -: .,.....a
Recommendations are made as follows for
breyet Major General Irwin Mcdowell, for
battle Of Cedar Mountain; John Pope for Is
land No. 10; Joseph Hooker, Chattanooga !;
". s. Hancock. Spottsy wanna; j. NJ. Scho.:
field, Franklio; @. O. Howard, campaign Of
Atlanta: A. II; Terry, Wilmington, y; G.;
+. 0. c. Ord, Fort Harrison; John q. Parke,
Fort Steadman; D. s. Stanley, Franklin a
A. Humphrey, Sailors Creek; H. &. Wright,
Petersburg; A; j. Smith, Na>hvile; John
Gibbon, Petersburg. JET C.,Dayis, Jonesho-
ro' Joseph a. Mower, Salkebatchie T. J.
Wood. Nashville; Chas r. Woods, Benton
vile, II. e.; and James H. Wilson, Selma
The list numbers 2O,rankng 10 order as named.
Sixty-six recommendations tor the brevet rank
of Brigadier General we're made, including
David Hunter, for Virginia Valley campaign,
and C. G.. .Augur for Port Hudson. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

Judge Lucas P. Thompson, Of the Virginia
Supreme Court Of Appeals, died at Staunton
On Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25
FREDERICKSBURG ITEMS.

The military force that has been occupying
Fredericksburg heretofore, has been Withdrawn
to an eDcampment in the vicinity of Poplar
Spring--halt mile from town.
Il white man named Fleming, Of the county
has been arrested On the charge Of cutting Of
the ears of colored man. We have not heard
particulars, and hope the story is exaggerated.
The project of establishing another National
Bank in Fredericksburg IS being pushed with
vigor and promises to be successful.
Mr.. Alb. P. Rowe has heard that his horses,
stolen from him a few weeks ago, are in the
neighborhood Of Culpeper C. e. They have
been sent for. -
It is reported that the Company who have
contracted for the building of the Alexandra
j. Fredericksburg Railroad, positively refuse
to employ any black labor. The party that
have the matter in hand are all Ncrtbcrn men.
\ gentleman just returned from trip down
the River, says he never saw more extensive
preparations for corn crop in Essex and
Westmorelabd counties In the latter he saw
q three hundred acre field iu capital order,
ready for planting. The farmers are mostly
cultivating On the share principle With the
Freedmen.-FTed Herald. s.r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

The New York Tribune has dispatch from
Wasting on, stating that the committee on
ways and means have agreed to report to the
House i'm rortant notifications of the ioternal
revenue law, by which the present burden o.
taxation will be reduced about fifty miliots of
dollars The free list has been considerably
enlarged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25
N.lUIOE II. IAN My

SAMUEL II. JhSSEI. NAILOE II. JAAH"E
TANNEY Il CO.,
u Wholesale & Retail
D 4 u & 6 S T s
And Dealers in WHITE LEAD. PAINTS,
OILS, and NARNISHES, WinGow GLASS and
Putty Spices and pure ground ditto, Choice
Liquors, Smoking and Chewing tobacco and
Segars, Pure Port, MADEIRA, and Sherry Wjne:,
Fancy Toilet Articles and PerfUmery.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
Orders from the country solicited. and promptly
attended to n the most reasonable rates.
Their store, No. l4j, King street, above -
Asaph. has just been handsomely fitted up, snt
call from al their friends i respectfully soiIc-
ted. jan G1--t:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

T G.. STAFFORD,
q AUCTIONEER
No. 81, KING STREET,
between Water and Fairfax streets
VIII give his personal attention TO the sale Of
Real Estate, Household Furniture at the resi-
dence Of families declining houseke eping. Also
to the sale Of Stool Of Groceries and Merchan-
disc OF every deer .ption, Horses, Carriages
Harness, Sc.
Ms- sale OF FURNITURE, GLASS and
CROCKERI WARE. BOOTS, SHOES. and
CLOTHING at auction every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and MORNINGS,
commencing at 10 o clock, q. m. Consignments
solicited j. &. STAFFORD.
NH lin Auc:ionecT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

1t is being proposed in Norfolk by some Of
the principal cltizens, to hold public meeting
and prepare statement of the recent occur
rences attending the colorej procession il honor
OF the passage Of the. Civil Rights bill in that
city some days since. The propo,itoa is n ees-
ing with general favor, and will probably be
carried into execution in the course of the pres
emf week --.--..... -. ..t.----.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

coz REWARD: Stolen from my place near
0NO. Alexandria or. the night Of the 2sd, "a
heavy TWO, HORSE Wagon, running gear
and brake. Twill give the above reward for
the recovery Of the wagon.
ap 25-tf TE01AS JAVINS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

It is reported again that the difficulties with
the Cumberland miners hare been settled.
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s. DEN MS,
TCTION AND

. NJ " 5 . VI z Il Z Il 4 " -
q, North FAIRFAX. STREET,
(ULder the Mansion House)
"lli attend to the sale of Real Estate, House
hoed Furniture, and Merchandise generally,
either on the premises or at their sales room
Auction Sales every evening of Boots. Shoes
Plated Ware and General Merchandise. avn 49,
ap 2a--lm j. 4 ATWILI Salesman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

In note to Senator Nesmith, Gen. Grant
says ST am opposed to multiplying bureaus,
and I think there is no necessity tor a provost
marshal general In fact, if we had to organ
He the army anew, l would not have as many
bureaus ae We now have. In my opinion the
country would be just, as we'll and much mora
economically served if the COST surveying
duties were added to the Engineers Bureau,
and the Quartermaster's Subsistence, and Pay
Departments were merged into one. would
not recommend change now. however, but
would not make any increase OF bureaus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

on,end MONDAY. April leth. two
daily trains viii PUN between Washing on<and
Lynchburg, connecting st GordonsTille, with
Va. Central r. r. trains to and frorn Richmond;
rs follows:
,,-,,..--...-,zM MALL TRAIN. .<s.o,e..-.,,er-.,..
Leave n a5hiHgton daily except Sunday at
casa M, and Alexandria at7.4O 8 H., arriving
at Lynchburg at 5.45 p. III.
Leave Lynchburg 100 a. n, arrive at Alex
andria 81 $50 p. IA, and ut Washington at
$50 p. II. .-5-.,s,, :, ,>1,-.t
Leave Washington daily GncludrS Sundays
st e 10 D. H., Alexandria ct 100 p: M, and AZ
rive at Lynchburg at go g., m.
Leave Lynchburg ct $40 p. M, arrive at
Alexandria st 5. 80 u. m, and 81 Washington a.
.62l a. Iii. making close connections at
Lynchburg for all points south and southwest
and at Washington for north. and northwest
First class sieepin. cars will DO attached to
the night trains. al. ~ =. 49,,
This road is attractive, not only Tor its com
Portable Accommodations, but for the fact that it
passes the now historic localities CT Eairtax, Bull
Run, Manassas, Bristoe, Catlett's, Rappahan n
mock. Culpeper, Orange and .G2Edonsvllia,
places Of imperishable interest ir The popular
mind. ..- - I'll. .a.=i @--
Through tickets to all points south ard SOUTH
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phlla-
delphia and Baltimore, and a. the offices % the
road in Washington and Alexandria. .,.----.-. .
J. Ii. BkGADUS,
aplS-tf " General Ticket A gent
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DOTCMAC SHAD AND HERRING.

4.
The subscribers have now On hand supply
of POTOMAC SHAD and HERRING Of the
best quality, in ba: rcls and in bulk. which cup
ply will be kept up constantly, curing the fish
ing season. These fsn Will be sold at the lowest
market rates, Al orders from the country At
tended to and allied, az il the purchaser were
present; ard CORES pondents will be promptly
answered PaEtlculs@ attention paid 70 putting
- A'' :1AS. F.. McGRAW & CO,
40 l6-lm Fish Town.
Rich. Eng, Lynch News. Charlottesville
Chron., Leesburg Wash, WacScaton Index,
and Fred. (Md.) Citizen: awlmJ ...
NOTICE-No!ce is hereby given that ap-
~ plication will be mad, to the County Court
Of Fairfax county, on the i-s: day of the 3iay
term NEXT thereof. to appoint FIVE freeholders
(sny three or more to act,) to ascertain just
compensation TO the owners OF land upon the
line OF the ALEXANDRIA, s FREDERICKS-
BURG +. r., in Fairfax county, for such Of the
said lands as arc proposed 20 be taken by said
road for its purposes.
.-.. DULANY & BALL,
ap 16-Iaw4w Attorneys for a. & +. L. Il.
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ALEXANDRIA.
'|..ts IT 4: . -!
WEDNESDAY EVEN'G., APRIL 25, 1856.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Times says:-:!O ficial aEices lave been
received from Paris and Vienna that the En-,
peror of Austria @hss entered into engage
ments to supply Macmillan with troops to
replace those Of France, and that a large num-
Der of Austrian soldiers are about to embark
for Vera Cruz. Mr.. Seward has Instructed
Dir. Motley to demand bis passports instantly
upon the sailing OF any vessel with troops on
such al expedition, and to notify the Govern
ment of Austria that the Austrian Minister at
Washington will have his passports sent him
upon the receipt Of such Intelligence. The
Intervention Of any European Power in the
internal concerns of Mexico will hereafter be
regarded by our Government as cause ofwar. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

"a FOR RENT-A first class HOUSE.
Led with every convenience, known rs No. 81,
Cameron street. Apply to J. c. Clark, lO2,
Queen street, up U"tt
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Railroads 4 steamboats,.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

"a % sz s:g -
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ur~ap ,. Tie STEAMER COLUMBIA,
lEaasssAsaisss==sEzCapt JAMES HARPER, having ra-
ceiTod nov boiler. ard been thoroughly reht-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
timore every SATURDAY, TT 40; clock, y. NJ.
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown,
stopping at all her former landings.
Returning. will leave AleX&ndrla every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 1T a clock.
The STEAMER THUS. T.. CAHILL, Capt
JAS. H. NORRIS, will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAY, ct 3 p. m. touchngat Chap! Point.
and returning will leave Alexandri& every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. For
freight and passage apply to
ap lift B. WHEAT Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

l. spcctfully inform his friends md the public
that lie has just received fresh lot Of very hne
Mich COWS and CALVES which cs5l pc
purchased at 303 Prince street
ap 25-3t WIN. GRAG Butcher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

DRIME BUTTER -.
L A lot of very superior New York, just
receive and for Sale by
AID 16--2w SO and 81, Cameron st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

EDGAR T.ARFIED
WAKEFIELD & HAL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

Pas KiNo'e Beurvrf.-The Fire Kineo
have been working perseveringly for long
time past, to rsiss sufficient funds for the
purchase Of steam Gre engine. By means
Of subscriptions and donations, considerable
progress has been made. BY accepting .
generous offer from the Metropolitan Dram
attic Troupe. chance il now presented for
the raising Of = considerable sum. 1t 10 the
,.uty Of every property hsldes to purchase
ticket whether he desires tc 80 or not. The
entertainment will be well worth TIE price
charged, and . commendsble project will be
aidod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

TRsAraicAL.-Last evening was not 81.
. stly - pleasant - one could wish for, and
yst the Metropolitan was favored with .
very respectable sadisaes. The parts wsrs
well sustained, and the pieces ably render.
ID For the benefit ofthe Fire King Engine
C,wpsny No. l, tss company will this eve.
ming present the lanshabis comedy Of The
lrisA Cossia, in which W. ". Holland will
assume the character Of Ted Murphy. and
sing popular song. A more appropriate
plsy for St. Patrick's Day could not have
been selected. The sn :srtsinment will b
e,ncludsd With the pleasing sssdssils Of
TAs Lean cfs Lossr. Al every property
holder in the city u directly interested io
making this evenings benefit . success, il
u 70 b hoped that oil will purchase tickets
whether they desire to attend " not.
Beothroyd Faircloush 10 giving Shaks-
pearian readings at Moline.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

PesasapenDaDe(pU .C1eel
n Il. RSesrs5k Isver - Al1gA4s Nf
q C1lv OtsssB staAs Otlvs 4s.a
n vedssiessA sisisess q nts<
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~ 11eoe1 aed apPeesed sstislse: ''os'
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a.. ~ 1hisa. IN Is epfnise Il tks ~
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: 1hieh ~ - q snapewde b aoo9nevg
hi e = iauoesih1s ~ qaGhstnea -
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3ssy g thsis bssisess = q9fe(p~e -
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dus a. 4 bas6 hsaluAe1a ~ ~
II usag psip,e q visp. - eleoovAo =
tre esesen ia sessting; hallno es9vtA1
dsne vhi1h 0oeh upso 80 vceeess 49,
stsir;s1, "a the ordipasss veyM = -
5G1taSe ~ - Gbsts Spsstb 4 ~ -
q ~ 81 tpQpeu1y tesp = UrNpI
eS1G16 4vsv1lr1a tlsk 10eahQ -
'SDee psand." es& ssds = u.oe(sO ~
i the usual quAnAiey poseaaesd ~ qesse.
men, end this 4sastisy > aoeal pes>eas
a On the eve d The day pee(esong eaeie
debossuss u shual. whisA oeele laD6sel
svesy spestsaAo's h0Hses under N ledi-
mace. liable y b ssarshsd - ~ ha4hal,
the povdee eon1ooated ana ~ Ouna oos6
enc hvudrsd dellass. Ths ssa0s iiahotfe
vould satapk - ~ rstasn ltuo b4t, u
nsss than oos pssnd e powder sass@ b
rSsasssd y their dwslaegs.
Z. The osdinanes b - restrictive phat
il would bAnish powder fro0 The cts!s "a
sreiy. Powder comss 10 paekagss -
|lb key - 81 canister, aad ws beltese Qless
10 but two wholesale housss u Davea4ost,
Joshua Burn aad Mr. StsWaet whe oavs
each masasias 81 miles tto0 Davsnpst
whe are obliged to kssp . ksg 10 Ibs3 II
each kind (iour kinds) q their steeS ID
making 100 pounds In q. lf
they are not permitted to keep over dry
pouods they ean oniy keep spccime,o u
lhsis stores, aud In cass Of sale Of . ID at
wholesale, would be obliged - travGoe
distance Of sevsn miles, aud the ex)oHso
and delay would be such that they 3uld
not afFasd to keep Il lsages fss sale. Inench
event Il would compel I'll who enoo u
Davenport from other parts Of The ces6tsy
aad State to 20 elsewhere for powder.
The uadersigned belisve that thsse hAs
never bssn les Of LIE er property By 6sd-
dental explosion Of gunpowder in Dstsn-
port, VII ils such explosions, loss o. lifs
ssd property BY kerosene oil gre u grs.
quent occurrence, and no ordnance has
6sen dssned nscsssary to regulate IL Gale
or Use.
The undsrsigned respectfully ask ths
Cay Council to 90 modify said ordinsnso -
to allow quantity not exceeding ct lbs. Of
powder to be kept by any pevate family or
person thirty Psunds kspt fer retail, end
one hundred pounds for Wholesale, BY Der
chants and dealers, and quasryusn to isep
. quantity not exceeding one ksg OF %
-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

Toa SALs.-A 6os brick rssidsnes on ths
blufI. fee ous.third lees than est. 4uat b
sold. Apply to, J. W. HAnaisos.
div Land Agent :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

ass tine Only saie truly ective medicine for Females
extant Do not tribe with your health, and use cheap
ana dangerous medicine, which Druggists may have
boueht and will recommend to you, bcing l4nOsant
Of tksir qualtiee. Mn. Window Mystic Pills afe
painful menstruatun; fcnOve ell distinctions. wAse
Or from cold Otherwise. No madden, vito Or moth
ef shonld be without them. ISy them according
10 trectious and we know the resuk will be - de-
sired. Ask 1br Mr. Winslowe Mystic Pills. TAke
nonc 0eher Price ~ per box, or boxes soe - For
sale BY oil Druggists h Davenport y ScovN, Agent,
mch4 d6W