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Psrpnzed by the principal families Ia Europe aud Ane
flea This excellent article IL admitted TO te tho saadaId
preparation for all purposes connected with th- hsf "
prevent. IT, falling on eradicars scurf dAndrun Ao and
keep--it beautiful condition Its habusl uso
renders the Of oil pomaium or any other preparation
aui.c superfnous Sold by
GANEf. ~ Queen street. Jersey, Europe.
SHAVER, 1S9 Piccadilly London.
JONES A co, IS Boulevard des tapucines fsrts
BIRCH 40. Mol.s worth street, Dubiin.
ANTONfN Pos, Strarsr. No. T. Hamburg
HESRkY High street. Uuernsry.
GREEN. ~ High street.
CHATHAM Lincolnshire.
COSGAi.A. Madrid. Spain.
CORtJO, Havana
LYMAN BROTHERS,. Canada.
MORTON A co, Nova scotia.
GRAHAM. Newfoundland.
BCRCOISE a co san francisco.
MAIsON, Prince Edwards Island.
UEMPSTEAD, Balize. honduras
POr Panama.
slOBEY. BrsyI.
MOSS co, Australia.
HAkODlS, Vera crGk, hetlco
KENNEDY JaaTs.
WEIR Prussia
. IDtAhr~, Russia.
BARRArT Chiua.
MAsLDNE. Japan.
And by all drssrts throughout the worh
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onsII.t.,iIgsnes.

I..-utsnani Gehsrli sr Joan Michel, X. 6. ". and
Lady hicLsi ana ca1sAser. from csEsd, are stopping
al 10 Bfssoort Hes~s
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A .r-NoSgn LisIg.ALh;I syg ggsscgD o. ~.
rNuE ssILsUf A. riiE .iIsuksf nAfIs ALsD
gsuNHEpAIkF ffHhEfH hylDuf gOh DiAepkyt
,DyANcEs NAnH Os wArCurs DiANDsDs.
Y gsasifr nfy ts0ssfs 49, tsrtGraI frHr~rg ffsfrrr
d. tflln 4 JACKSON ut prsat tifssi, ssgis~sss
u.s q nfasdesf
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All Prizes In the kentucky, shelby and
Royal Havana Lotteries DASHED. Information given
4. GAGE. Broker. 1S Broadway.
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Fian0rd'- Combined Wfing and Copying Piud.
Htegw.li A Co.'s Muriisas thck eifar, afbsssr
sold even where. - >. sfAffDkD hsnufaeihffr,
% Cedar street. y y.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cnshed.-
Drawings, circulars and Information sent.
j. II. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street, ". Y.
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Ch.Icrn, Disrrb~s.-y-~ keiiiuger's In-
fsihbir Linnicnt w8. ~. silkffFELiN a 90. y J..
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News from San Franciscs.
sAN Francisco, April 2s Ist

The prices Of teas unchanged
Commercial circles In suspense here rgardng the
action OF Congress about external and internal
The roads in the interior remain In a bad condition.
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corn-, Bopiop-. Enlarged Joints snd
~
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A.-RoyaI Havana and All Legal Lott
terry orders hiled j. CLUTE. Broker. l76 Broadway.
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A.-RrndIey,. D.pIc. EIIiptIc lor

keeping the healthy, teeth
rdcr, giving 10 the breath bamy fragrance
A.-BradIey's Dapiex Elliptic (or Dou-
fhnf HxvE By Wi MOI
q SnEAr ts s ne % Be B and aSs 5 Hal ana
well as the most GRACEFUL and ELEGANT SKIRT, ever
The s,ss, novelty ,,hs "DUrLEx EMrfEss TRAIL
VESTS BhaPLky ! Cay y css%Ssr; s%a. Y and 8
eipai JoBBERs in The United sla,es
A.-The Celebrated Duplex Elliptic
SKIRTS preferred by the ladies TO all Others and they
are very superior arilcleGodeys Ladys Book, April
A.-Of the General Merits OF the Duplex
ELLiPTIC SKIRTS over all other claimants to the ladies'
favor II IL useless 10 spcak-frank Lesies Magazine
A.-Thc DUPLEX Elliptic is SO Great nm
Improvement that other styles fast falling into disusc
New York Commercial Advertiser.
A.-Bradley's DUPLEX Elliptic skirts
are the very best now In usewashington Constitutional
A.-BradIcy's Duplex Empress Trail
skirts are now an the rage e-Balumore Transcript
A.-Thcy are not EqualIed In EIegn nee,
elasticity durability comfort or economy u Herald
A.-Kangaroo and Seal skin Boots and
LokiN BROOKS SONS, taa Broadway corner Of Howard
ALI Hair Diseases Curcd.-No Sulphur
N''N ''' DR. ckxSDJEks. So Ga'i a %si~r dI place
A.-B0Oty and Beauty.
The Largest Assortment Of good Boots and Shoes In the
city for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, BRooks 55
Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
At Lords Cleaning and Dycing Estab-
Grand Street ladies' and senemens garmsas arc cleaned
la a manner unsurpassed In America.
A.-Lyon's Insect Powder-For Exter-
minatng Roache Ants and Nerrnn and preserving furs
signed = lyon All other. are ni,,tsn. other
Insect Powder but Lyons Sold by all druggists and by
BARNES CO., 81 Park row.
A Card.-Dr. Gutmann's Marble Baths,
tanning tho RUSSIAN or vAPoR BArI and the TURKISH
or Hof AIR BATH are now complete Both baths are con
riols style Both baths provided with warm and cold
shnents ample Tor 80 persons per
day. N BPartcuiar attention " the kneedng aud
shAmpoolng process.
,A.-Gar,b~idi suits for Boys.-Thc mos,
elegant before In this country Ladies', call and
BRoKAw BROTHERS,
No G2 Lafayette place sni "a Fourth avenue
Ask your Druggist for Dr. BANKERS
HOME BlrrERs, lhe specific Cholera Preventive Depot,
5lo Grand street.
All Legal Lottery Prizes Cnshed.-
j. Il. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street, NY
All Prizes Ia the kentucky, shelby and
r. GAGE Broker. 1s Broadway.
A.-RoyaI Havana and All Legal Lot
tery orders hlled J. CfUTE, Broker. l76 Broadway.
A.-Metenife's Great Rheumatic Remedy
truly the wonder o te age Gaze. Of Rheumatism that
have bsled the skin OF the irst doctors of this city have
been completely cured by few doses aud u IL a. nhubr
anything prepared by human hands can be- sold by all
druggists.
A.-To Retain the Bloom and Freshness
OF beauty unimpared 20 much Later period than J. g.ne
rally the case isalcs should nee BtNNEfTs kAiLlnfON.
legion See handbook containing the Ian
guagc of flowers distributed srauitonsy by druggists
A.-Thc Qualities or Burnetts Cocoon Inc,
preventing the hair from falling ar" iru, remarkable
The legion see handbook, containing the
Language OF flowers distributed gratuously by druggists
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Rnrry,s Tricophcrou. for thc Hair.

Addr~ss.-PoIlnk ~ SON. Mssrscha un
6b2 broadway, Fourth street Pipes
cut 10 order. boiled, mounted and repaired.
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B,teheIor's Hair Dye-The hest IN the
world only perfect Dye. harmless. reliable. ustsnts
nrous Iartory u Barclay street
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rtre on rIIoien nIII ffrrOns f0f Is Tfff~uIIUI D
hs ssnt on he r~~~i Of o. Address D REDEEM Ysrs
,lile Post Uflre. v
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A.-GartbWIdt Suits FOR Boys.-The most
elegant before In this country Ladies' call and
inspect them.
BROKAw BROTHERs,
No. G2 Lafayette place snd - Fourth
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All Hair Diseases Curcd.-No sulphur
used. Simple treatment No gray hair or badness.
DIR. GRANDJEAt No. Astor place.
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truly the wonder the age Cases OF rheumatism that
have bsed the skin OF the rst doctors OF this city have
been completely few doses aud II ia nfhble
nylhing prepared by human hands be. sold by all
druggists.
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Ask your Druggist for Dr. BANKERS
HOME BlrTERs, lhe specific Cholera Preventive. Depot,
$40 Grand street.
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A.-knng arOO and Seal Skin Boots and
Shoes Kangaroo Boots, artcleh imported only by
LoRlN BROOKS SONS f3i Broadway, corner Of Howard
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Chot-rs -Ips.re your Lifs.
TEMPLE nOADLEi a. Wal ssrss', N.- hest

gras hair original slrenghrns auf pfo'noiss "
grYsth ge.sr. h4iF sl0ps g. aNg qai ~sf- w
head dean, fOoi aud healthy = uHH ffesff nisIus
nothing lnlurious. nursrsisief hAlfdrf .ng f'fNa
me- ndrd and used b-s phJ Js ans. -pt b al erng
lsts AID halfdrrasrIs ant ~ aos LIZ EfpadN -
New Yort who're sny Information ~ ., tfatnfnt oi W
hair will BE- ir,sly gwen, rom ~ ; y y - . .
SARAH A. Ciif.NA ALfEh u
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Crogu.t Gam.s.-Ths Largest Assort-
ALImOf. BEgGWkN A CO. q Hsifen ians.
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A.-TO Retain the Bloom nd Fresh hncss
OF beauty unmpalred 20 much Later period than J. gene
rally the case ladies should BtRNEfTs KALLIsfoN.
legion See handbook containing tn. Ian
guage Of flowers. distributed sratuously by druggists
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A Card.-Dr. Gu,manm's Marble Baths.

% East Fourth street between Broadway aud Bowc CON
tanning the RUSSIAN or VAPOR BATH, and the TURKISH
or HOT AIR BATH complete. Both baths con-
srctcd entirely OF Italian marble In elegant ami uxu
rogs style Both baths provided with and cold
showers douches swimming bnsln 4c and the two estab
llshmens afford ample tor 80 persona
day N. BPartcnlnr attention gwen u the knecdlng aud
shanpoong process
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A.-BradIey's Duplex Empress Trail
skirts are now an the Baltimore Transcript.
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. KrtyfstAl Ea-AHTiyictAL ursAs riFs
n - A. tss-tsF 49, i.awisf ~ bfs = HAigN y.
oorspIsAss HfssweyJ s.fssfsa y HSssss9s.p q
rssss W nfesswsg y r.
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A.-They are not Egualled In EIcgn nee,
easllclty durabIlIy. comfort eeonomyN y. Merai.
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nehiii,r and Emn.istion R..uIt from a

D~buisy and Ems .is,,o" Re.uIt from
nur raenl strengthen hs r-,-.fs ~ith iiDrfiI
nl. r.l5ss ,ss suanas. rsas .aa ~, asss,sfoe,
complexion iots b. sissir COS
Ftre and burglar proof ssns.-Wiid-
sfs patsni salananier ~ e 80 pro- .-ie h ~ Nei"
fot ALI a. No = oriAndi strft
Ftr~.proof san..-Pi.. sesona Hand
safes Tor al. a. - = sc9ftisaai srs't
sour.u .ud'. Italian nsdies,sd sosr Care.
r.s y,stii i. sh ~ ~ at
S'sSy-" si.dsps', as s'osas'5. 'aa a'asr'''
uemorrnoia. Radically Cared wi,hoa,
trife ea1sf- ~ trf sfrtlt ~ az nt'.srs .f - ~,
4 DAsIfils D. .csosiIins al Operative spfgfvn. 30
Union siuafr
How. sewing Msshsos tosnpsny-giiss
HovF. yr, rfssid~ai 80 hro~deAy. As-nis rahssa
p.rs,su,sr Attention paid to ,hs usnu-
fasiars n slf~r1f sflEl~ d 'Hffrr ~ rt1f' ~
be-. ,',,, y. 49, i',. - :. ~ N. n. -. n.
s'',s. ssi sLo-s. 2 49, >. ,,s-J STRESS ~ slas
Protect sn. To.s.--s hi,srs"'s copper
Tp,sg sso-s hoit srtrI t-ff
Royal Uavsr. Lo,.ry.-rrit.s Pstd
y ssA isto,n, 49, a.tar'' f'r' 80
"'-''' rAiL5Ei ~. nsal 30 v.n ur~. Nr
TsvwiiIigsr's Improved salamanca
al lle asifirsfl se.lf taft lai if ESQ. at
--sa-aaa
Tbs Improved p.iifp,ie Hook issst s'itsh
s~lr,s sasttsss A ~. strLtE. 42 Broadway Asste
vAnisd
white, the Hati.r. BuJ csnai street. hs.
sb,ss~ s~.st'ea ., fargr msts - it1<- as
,ka1rsa
aA--aa---a=--
wig. Tsspsss s.a osss@s ss,si Hsiy.
frsg q.2Iir usis bys an4 nair rT,it4 ~ ttTrutlDhA
IA Boaf fsfsss. rs~ tort.
Whs~tss n Wtissu's Lss n stfeh sswtss
Ma Als. s.4 ssp,Ats,s Mas nc es3 Brssf-D.
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A.-Bradley's Duplcn Elliptic skirts
nre the very best In useWashngon Constitutional
Inlon
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DgGCLAE aOsrnLY sHETISs % rIiE stw rvEs
Ia 4qf t1aup faqlff Ds.i~Fs ffgsesss tslsty nf
he'd fo.l1s. Hei.Yks's dogf fr,a
au1 Asfnsstay gTsaitg n~s'.
Nay gatH0fs.. Gsfsh~fs al Requested - -
t4.l their s.tsa-f~ % bssinsss of sfeu imta 80 -
ttslf Interest D. anssetsf No rersYn admitted sta
wi usst ~ nssuatFfship ~ ofdff q ~ lrssfssi
= n.rn...r..n n-....d-nr ...f.l.rg
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tsDR ssfg-osE HpnfzoWrAI CONrEssIsg
i Mcgee ~ ~ 49, is~fr ca ~ .sss W sl-f
st.t a. tf. sff~ ~ Nr-sfs Nulstn Nti tFss.
Hsl-slsr. ca u ertfsfti iH4y . ~ tfns spIig
- - ffprt stf~si '
ron rtrY-A Osr urspEVD uurak rOyrs
Il ssAai - 30 tftfsss . faisetr. n Na'faT safs-i
l.pn ssir. rnnHg ~, ~ YsoIsKs, u. ~ AID
Y aaf~ rtH nln ss~rs ~il - .,.li ~ lg. -
= 49, q g. tat sssel ~ sessszt
Lror saIN-ttTuHs tiRrgys AsD sEvENIfrs
i fsfs 80 ufiatfg NsF'atf. eus ffsra~
rfllas e a.ne ~ Wstsf sf-t afaatJn
nvp r,nAsILfc FnNss o iacH rLArr~ ~
s.ssrs ffaa.rs ~ fsa asfs 80 Flae4nfft Apif
issi d Ittf 81 afaatssJ
coat. wooD. ~.
('0Kr - rrH rutnf y plLfvrmyp Def-fs
t.rs-t 80 t6ns aSifn. s.fa.4 aissss 90 fgsrtt
ffFff
Xy0JD wOVp nm BRsT orAiITiHa ~ rlhE
W so go Hsssi fof salf % taf t4hfa If.ft 81 . M
f. gft sre tt'f.fsa ffss = c.ftsf - .ttfl ~
ffl ssrssss fH'~ go
Z -coEy FoCN DoLIsRa cnALhApN bAift
TT. sfff ttsrstialsly All - = n'.f 49, 3
80 rots oa@ Havss. T~fnu - 80, 'ts ,s.r..f y,
ARTIFICIAL EsEs.
. Kuyftt4L gYEs-aHTviCfAL ursAs riFs
n - 4. t.s~tsF 49, i.a~ftsf ~ bft y HA'NH n.
oOrssIsAss fsswegy s.ftgfet " H<s'ss9ssp <
rsgs ~ btysswsg y.
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Royal Havana Losfsry.-Pftfrs Pftf
n rL iHfoFrs flfaisisi = httfii ftss lati 'F
a.. si.g.us : ~ ~ f.rfs ~ as srf flFsH
TAYLOR cy. hsatt tft % ft Hff~ Y
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L,OR SALE
II ADAMS pxPRE9S COMPANY sEW Stack
AMERICAN EXPRESS co. NEW frbik. uftcf asgf
UNITED STATES EMPRESS 90. NrW NfDrE. ~ aa,I
Inquire Of LIPPMAMN A ELIEGY Banter.,
~ nf,-.d
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Tn. ruspvovsd piifp,ie Hook Lest s,i,sh
Resrsfs sAsktrss. A a. 81 rLfE. 4g 5fssdasf As.tts
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Tsvwiiiigsr'. Tmp'"ssd -sisnssnds'
RAI Alea astftrsf4 fself tari aai if ESQ, a.
tsf ustfea tare
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sTEAuER CRY oI NORWICH ALI. coNFtosEEs
= n a.f.u rrsaei ffre~ttg borFlsd anf auuh -
Iarr lsld fsgusti ~ cali 80 - urfefssDsi.
saafasf a. eharss " cDnfsf - 70 salfass d.
F"'' Ioifs-,S A nfggIss ~ wsn sr..t
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Protect tho Toss.--s hiidrso's 'opps'
rp.e4 sho... ht.f srsy trfs
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JUDGE fnrcrsoll then proceeded 70 charge ~ Jury
BE said the circumstances % TIE murder which WAS
now under trial was SUFFICIENT ~ aiafilo tte
whole community and 10 call for Invest eaiiop
~ the hope of discovering the guilty nrcpt " vas
seldom that murders were committed that could com.
pare In strocty with the murder % Christopher Deer
ing as the circumstances attending h have bcr proved
at this trial. The circumstances sh0H that wttu
Christopher Deerng met ha death he d.cf roi nL.iys
no, alone but that he died Of eight victims whose
lives were taken, the Commonwealth argues AMI as
the surrounding rrcumgances sem ~ indicate AZ 0ns
aud tho tine and pert u he cnc af
Aud yet gentlemen. you ar ~ nE he qlcaOu ~ nn
guilt or Innocence of Tho defendant charged not nOw
with the murder Of eight human bcngs b1t ~ charged
sngly and alone IN the bill o Indictment with TOE ur
der of Christopher ncerng; snf % proper and neres-
sary that should say 20 the ury that f1u arr 70 en-.
deavor decide this question on the evideace submitted
10 YOU az the guilt u ths defenfaa % the pr lar
offence charged the ndic.msat ia The cylnc of ths
trial Il has been rcrniued the Commonwealth
u rive IN evidence All the farn arf surrounding
circumstance and the aIpenrance of hing llH -
they we're lrs, discovered THE lfne or Immediately
after the discovery of the death of Casiopher Desrng
That vas permitted however Tor The purpose o. en-
scrns upon an Investigation 10 Who ok The lives u
those p~rsons Who found lseiss a. The tilrs
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yyhifs, the Hatssr. 800 canal street. has
sbssr~ s-sssto- ., fa.gy nss f.s ts1<. -.sa-s as
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A.-Of the General Merits OF the Duplex
ELLIPTIC SKIRTS all other claimants to the ladies'
favor II n useless 10 speak-Frank Lesies Magazine.
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A.-The Celebrated Duplex Elliptic
SKIRTS preferred by the ladies' 10 all Others and they
are very superior arce.-Godeys Lady's Book, April
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CUSTOM HOUSE sEIZUKEs ALL PERSONS WHO
u tsld settlement Of s~is
by ~ the customs eArnety requested "
s.na details OF the cfCamasBsea date aud amount ~
Of the Treasury requesting 70 -
Informed the paid With The amount recei'ef
l,f the
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4 cox FoCN D0LLsRA clAifi ADs ~.
TT. sfff iFar.stialfif Assf 81 . n-f pasf =. f
e.. rof. e.s IA - T.sssf ssss srf s..nss
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE MANASSAS GAP r, R.-We understand
that the Directory Of the Manassas Gap R. R.
are endeavoring 10 effect loan of twenty-five
thousand dollars, for the purpose Of putting
the road into immediate operation to Salem, in
Fauquier county If the loan can be effected,
We are informed that the farmers IN that
section of the State will obligate them
selves to deliver the necessary ties, at conye,
nient points along the line Of the road. There
is a large quantity of rails, bent and twisted,
that can be Strengthened and used, and these,
with what the Company have here, will be suf-
fcient to relay the track to the point above
named. It is earnestly hoped that the efforts
of the President and Directors will prove emil
nently successful, and that at an early day we
may have the pleasure of announcing that
the work of reparation on this great and i'm
portant line of railroad has been resumed
The speedy reconstruction of this road is Of
vital importance to our city, and all that can
be done towards rebuilding it, will we are sure
be done with hearty good will. The road
completed tc Salem, and there is little doubt
thas it vill be pushed further on without
further delay
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MEMORABLE Events. -Or he 3rd oir May,
1851. the late President Lincoln is:ued Q call
fGog sixty thousand volunteers lor the amy anG
:.av,-haying previously called for sevea:y-iIe
thousand on the 18th Of April. GA The Bird Ct
E,;ey, 1852, the Confederates evacuated York
town, ard on the 4th the battle Of Williams,
surg tool; place On the 30 Of Nay, 1868, n ?
ha,tle % Charlottesville occuree. General
Jackson iccai7ed the wound which termloated
il ni5death on the 10th. On the 2hc Of A1atE,
1868, President johnson l5sued 2 proa.alllS.lo- =
Offering reward Of 100000 tor the aTreSS OF
Jacob Thompson George n: Saunders $; ond
Beverly Tucker On the 4th Gen. Dick Taylor
surrendered his little army to the i. 5. forces
anG On the same day mr. Lincoln wcs buried.
H.here is scarcely day but it is tie anniversary
of SON. memorable eTent. -fsters5:uc .IrpTess
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04
4 Meeting Of the Shareholders Of wv Hill

Is meeting Of the Shareholders Of Ivy Hill
Cemetery, vas held to-day at the Bank of the
Old Dominion. J. j. Wheat, esq.,, was called
to tue Chair, and G. e. Lee, esq, appointed
Secretary. Nessis. +. W. Green, Geo. Jamie
son, J. A. Dixon and G. G. Bradley were APP.
pointed a committee to solicit subscriptions for
the purpose of having the grounds enclosed
4 committee, composed of Lewis Mckenzie,
C. Z. Lee and Reuben Johnston, was also ar-
pointed to ask remuneration OF the Govern
ment for damages sustained by the Cemetery
from Federal troops. We learn that several OF
our citizens have already expressed { wiling
ness to contribute literally to the .audaole OBJ
jecJ OF repairing this Cemetery, and hope that
the committee appointed to obtain subscri2-
tons mcy be successful in their collections.
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Il man named Patrick Caraher was arrested
this morning, about hall, past three o'clock: at
the Tenien Ball, by Capt James Walsh OF the
Night Watch, upon suspicion of being party
to tie galroting Of Mr.. George Williams: Of
Washington city, which occurred earlier in the
night, neal the corner Of King and Henry
st.eets. st nine O clock this morning, Capt;
Walsh also arrested Thomas Burnett, on The
corner Of Duke and Payne streets, upon tie
same charge, End upon him wa3 iolza (
watch belonging to Williams Iae money los:
by Williams mas not yet been recovered. Tl2
.lres;ed parties aie condne6 IN tie Witch
House 70. trial,
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although "umes Is dull, cnc there a.:
much business doing we note in OH pera-n-
bulations ::bout town ina. Gealham is erlv'o-
a ,5tisi trade in The clothing misunderstanding
20 e"e.y:oody in want lie has GRE OF III
largest aod best selected stocks OF clothing ior
children, from, Two years upwards, e:er offered
i this city, besides splendid assortment o.
Summer wear fer men-some OF the finest End
uost durable linen goods tESt We eTer sa"'-
viii lest forever, and a day, ara wa2v :
veg ;apoGtant the prices are somewhat IL
accordance With the times - soon IS liz
warm heather sets in Ie .npy expect rLs
a. No. 122GG, ling street -,
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AUCTION. J SALES.
UBLIcsALE or zszs-z.s=..a=ss-s

I--..s<V ALL AbLEe REAL ESTATE. = {;
+ Under authority of, q decree of the. Circuit
Court Of Fairfax County, Va, rendered at the
June term, 1880, in the suit of Carter vs.. Look
and others, the undersigned, Commissioners
therein named. will, on Monday, the 4th day of
June, 1866, at II o. clock; M, Chat being court
day, Attic front door, of the Court House OF
said county Of Fairfax, offer at public auction,
that portion OF the valuable tract of land called
"RED HILL" containing by recent survey
960 ACRES This land lies partly in the cooh-
ty of Fairfax and partly inthe county of Prince
William. The portions situated in the respec-
tive counties will sold separately. The pro-
lected independent line of the Manassas Gap
Railroad, passes by, OF through the tract, and It
is near contemplated depot" The land is con-
sidered the very. best and most productive in
that region ofcountry, and is of the red clay
soil, there held in such high estimation, and IS
we'll adapted to, the production OF all kinds Of
grain and grasses There is an abundance OF
wood on the land, and its proyerbially healthy,
The buildings are comfortable. e
TERMS. OF SALE.-Ten per cent. OF the
purchase money, to be paid in cash, on the DAY OF
SALE as deposit, to be forfeited on OF
the purchaser to complete his purchase the res
idue Of the purchase money to be paid IN three
equal instalments of six, twelve end eighteen
months from the day of sale, to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, and the title TO 20
retained until the purchase money is fully PAID
the land to be re-sold, at the risk of the purchs-
ser, uponhs default, at any time. to pay the
cash deposit or the deferred instruments Con-
veyancipg and stamps at cost of purchaser.
FRANC l.. SMITH,
MATTHEW HARRISON,
e., Tro,,,,, OfS Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04

POLICE REPORT. MAYORS OFFICE. Great
amusement was created at the Mayors Office
thi. morning, by the appearance of Wm. Hcr-
~ Mortimer. VIM Henry is an inoff,usire
creature, who has been absent from the city for
several years, but has again turned up. VIM.
Henry used to be regular customer at the
Office, and was found by the Police last night
in perfect state somnamb ulisn, and this NOR! :
ing put in the lock up He told His Honor
that he went to Fish Town, and touched the
''critter" very lightly; but when asked why lie
trembled, he said he got some very bad whls-
key at Fishburg. Hfs Honor being DESTROYS OF
knowing where good and bad whiskey was sold
there, VIM Henry informed him that Mr..
Robinson kept some pretty good, aud that MIR.
Cox also aealt in toleratle fair article, but I'M
fortunately, last night, he fell among The Phi
listines and got some spinc-top that made
him 'tremblefcd "A new word in our vocabu-
larry. His Honor let VIM. Henry 60, with a
promise that he would quit the city, 90 to the
Seminary and resume his work at gardening.
VIM. Henry thanked him for his kindness, ad-
justcd his shocking beaver, and with many bows
left the Office, but whether for the Seminary or
Fish Town, Geponent saith not.
Bill Humphreys negro boy, Vas arrested
this morning by the Police, fos throwing stones
at ano Their boy land using profaue language. In
consequence of the other party making his cs
cape, the Mayor gave Bill lecture anG dis
charged him. If be is caught again, the Cor
poration Farm will be Bills aboGe tor three
months under the surveillance Of Captain ST.
pnenson.