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MEDICAL.
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RECORDS. SPECIFIC REMEDY
RICORD'S tSPLCLFIO REMEDY Ia.
h RICORD,S- SPECIFIC aREMIDY.
Z The latest medical discovery and unfaing
Remedy, from the original recipe, as used by him
in the Hospitals of Paris for twenty years. A
Safe, Reliable and Warranted Cure for
Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, DISTINCTIONS
Of Urine, Gravel, Chronic and Acute Gonorrhea
elects, Structures, Weaknesses, and all Diseases
MALE, from whatever cause they may have origi-
mated, and no matter of hew long standing.
Price ONE DOLLAR. Every bottle warranted
Soldby all Druggists everywhere, and by
4sft NJ. A. Il G. A. SANTOS,
Norfolk, Va.
B. W. CONANT CO., Portsmouth, Va,
Sole agents for the q. States and Canadas.
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Contributed to the Day Book.
LINES
On the Burial of Capt. Cary F. Grimes.
Weep, matron and maiden, thy tears are becoming,
Weep, soldier, the remains of thy captain have
come;
Weep, friends of the Hero collect to receive him,
And bear him in honor to his last and long home.
Bow low the head, lift the heart in devotion,
As silently passes the corpse to the tomb;
Whilst stirred are the depths Of the souls keen
emotion,
By the prayer of WILSON, the address of a
HUME.
No more on his charger, whilst CALAMITY leading,
Shall his manly voice cheer his men on again;
While foemen around him fall wounded and bleed
ing,
Or seek their own safety in fight Ger the plain.
Yet, spirit chivalrous, though passed from among
us,
Thou watchest our cause from thy seat in the
sky;
Well cherish thy memory through life's stormy
pathway,
And ask to be with thee, when ca led on to die.
NIX. W*+*#*+**
Portsmouth, Va. March 9, 1866.
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Cashier.
WIN. H. WALES.

N n = Cashier.
WIN. H. WALES. t-
This Bank is open for the resumption of bust
ness. Deposits received upon the usual terms, in
terest being allowed at the rate of five per cent.
on all amounts remaining on deposit for 80 days
or upwards; a per cent. for less period; in
terest commencing 10 days after deposit, and
ceasing 10 days prior to withdrawal
The Institution keeping accounts of its New
Depositors entirely separate from those of the Old
Deposltors, so as to answer the demand of the
New Depositors. aN nHff.E
All indebted to Institution will please call,
pay, curtail. or renew their paper
The Board Of Directors will meet every Wed
nesdsy and Saturday morning at O'Clock
3-1v -lt .ts.f,4. q . f-f
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BANKS.

VNHE EXCHANGE rNATIONA
BANK OF NORFOLK.
President
GILBERT G. WALKER
Cashier.
JOHN j. KNOX.
Asst Caskter.
S. p. MOORE.
Directors:
JNo B. WHIrEHEAD, CINcINATus W. NEWTON,
EDWARD M. Brown, GEoRsE SANGrER,
MARSHALL PARKS, WILLIAM NICHOLS,
GLBERT C. WALKER.
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N Office is hereby given, that at the
~ nrst meeting of the Conn on Council of the
Eity Of Portsmouth, to be held in the month Of
Marcn next, shall apply to the said Counci to
issue 70 me scrip or scrps for the sum of 725 g.
winch was issued to me, and standing in nv name
on tne books Of the said Council, which saidscrip
r scrips have been lost. af$ 5f 1s7
ojan30tu-4t JAMES M. RINFoRD
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A TLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP LINE FOR NEW YORK

A TLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP LINE FOR NEW YORK. 80
The new and frst-class side-wheel Steamships
Hatteras and Albemarle will leave Norfolk for
New York as follows: rer
Hatteras, Capt. L. Parish, viii leave Dickson's
wharf every Wednesday, at 8 A. M.
Albemarle, Capt. H. A Bourne, will leave
Dickson's wharf egery Sunday lat O'Clock, "A M.
Passengers by this Line will be only enc night
at sea. ,..-s
Returning, these Ships leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, at IL NJ, from Pier
No. SO, North River.
These Ships have superior Accommodations for
passengers and freight. '~-s-'t w
The undersigned having been appointed Agent
OF this Line, would respectfully ask the contin-
uance of the patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed BY the public, and would beg leave to
assure them that he will endeavor to give salts
faction. esats.I
All Freight shipped by this Line will be taken
at low rates, and promptly deliyered.s 81 - .s
Passage and Rooms can be secured lbeiorc the
arrival of the Steamersyby applying at the Of
fee. - -. : !
For Freight or Passage, apply at the Office of
the Company, Diekson's Wharf, on East Wide
Water Street. adjoining the Wharf of the Balti-
more Steam Packet Company =. n, !,
ssr95 f.fsss TIL. WEBB,
Jano-u --s.f..t st..7tt..., + Agent. -
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- 'aa Established 1885. MA -i'H,l
EEORGE W:WEBB q COMPANY.
VI GOLDSMITHS1 AND stEWEEERSo ~
s. E. Corner Baltimore and Light Streets Sc
Importers and Dealers in f5l-ss 7'1ia1
FINE WATCHES RICH JEWELRYl AMI,
sAd ~ 9sn~ SILVER-WARE b9G1 80 n
Every attention paid to neatness and durability
IN the manufacture and repair of Jewelry. Fine
Watches repaired by experienced workmen. -
Hair Braiding in all its varieties '-s- N
Orders attended to with despatch. au7.iy5s.
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" lRGlNIA AT Rules held in the ClerE'.
o a o. the County Court of Princess Anns
on the first Monday in January, 1866, -''''"
Harrison H. Banks, administrator on
the b, Estate OF Tho's II. Banks, deed,
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CALT-50 100 sacks Liverpool fine and
- ground alum, for sale by
~ CIV. ROWLAND,
feb 2S 18 Rowland's Wharf.
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FREEDMEN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. - cS-
terdav afternoon Gen. Charles H. Howard ad-
dressed large number of the freedmen OF this
city at Wisewell Barracks corner OF Seventh
and O streets, in relation to the necessity OF
seeking localities where their labor IS IN greater
demand, and where they may earn Tor them
selves good homes and comfortable livelihood.
He informed them that he now had al apphca-
ton from Mr.. j. E. Walker, or Elmlra New
York, for two hundred and fifty men and wo-
men, with their families, to 60 with Elm to the
State of Mississippi aud work on L large cotton
plantation Mr.. Walker proposed to enter in
to contracts with them to pay SIS per month
to men, and 50 to women, support themselves
and their children, and furnish teachers to cd
ucate the latter He came to the bureau,
bearing the best credentials as to his integrity,
and they might rely on him to fulfil his con-
tracts, beside having the guarantee OF the bu-
real for protection 10 their rights. At the close
of his address about one hundred engaged to
90 on the condition profered
The applications for hands to 60 to different
parts of the South are becoming quite numcr-
Gus, so much SO that the employment Office
here could find places for from two to three
thousand of them during the present month.
It is notorious that the supply OF laborers here
is far greater than the demand. There arc in
the city some twenty-four thousand colored
people and scarcely more than one-third that
number are able to find regular employment,
or to make comfortable living Tor themselves
A large proportion of them are crowded into
wretched novels, large families often huddled
together in single room, living from hand to
mouth, and barely eking out their daily subsis
tence. Under these circumstances many Of
them must fall victims to disease unless some-
thing is done to remove them or in some way
better their condition. Iadeed, the latter OBJ
ject can hardly be accomplished by any other
means than removal to localities where they
may be more favorable situated Wash. Chrol
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Il E Ghurch Snutil

New ORLEANS, April 5.--'The General Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South commenced its session in this city yes
terday., The attendance Of representatives
from the States is large, and includes some
OF the oldest patrlarchs known in the de-
nomination, as we'll as its most influential
preachers.
From conversation with several Of the Iesd-
ing members present, I am satisfied that no
proposition for a reunion with the Church
North can be carried, though efforts will be
made in the Convention to secure better
state of feeling and fellowship.
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SUSPENSIONS III NEW YORK.

New YORK, April 5.-Beatty Bros. i Co.,
tea merchants have suspended. Their Labli-
ties are 100000.
The failure is attributed to a member Of
their hrm having issued bills to the amount of
s250,000 on forged documents.
D.. Schoheld, Il ember of the Petroleum
and Mining Board, has suspended.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

IN hrt for the Collection Of Tarss dne to the Ctty
Council Of A'era adrta, prior to July l, 1000.
SEC. l. lie it enacted. Inut the COMMITTEE on
Finance and Salaries be- and they are hereoy
instructed to place all Tax bills that are now due
and unpaid into the hands Of suitable person,
to be by them selected for collection, and that
the said person, shall receive as compensation
Ior his services five per cent on all sums CO.
lected oy him, and that said person be- and is
hereby invested with all authority, that is now
given to the Collectors of Taxes by any and
all acts Of the City Council Of Alexandria for
the collection of taxes.
SIC. 2 That the said Collector SHALL before
entering upon the discharge of his duties, give
bond. with approved security, IN the sum OF
FIVE thousand dollars
SEC, 3. That said Collector be authorized to
allow on all bills due prior to July / 1860, dis
count OF 80 per cent, when paid in United States
currency; and if the parties from whom taxes
are due and unpaid, shall not have paid the same
by the lst day of July, 1866, then tshall be the
duty of said Collector TO proceed to enforce the
payment Of the same-as is provided by law.
SEC. 4. This Act shall be in force from It's
passage.
Passed the Board Of Aldermen April 8, 1866
GEO BRYAN, President.
Passed tho Common Council April 3. 1906.
JNo. 3. SHOOT, President.
THos NJ. WHITE, Clerk =. G.
Approved, HUau LATHAM, Mayor.
CPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
BRYAN e BRENTWOOD,
NO. &c, KING STREE
Are receiving complete stock Of seasonable
DRY GOODS,
which they are offering AT very greatly reduced
prices. up CIV
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New York is again full of wild and in

New York is again full of wild and improba-
Bile rumors in regard to an alleged expc lition
of the @ Mahony portion Of the Feniau Broth
erhood. The reports are not credited by the
New York papers. The Herald says the sen
sation'' is set down as good for another million
IF Kilian- O. Mabony bonde.
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sAULOE L. jim y /. I

SAMUEL Il. JANSEY. MAHLoh L. JAHNEf
TANNEY x co.,
y Wholesale s. Retail!
D r u G. 6 S T S
And Dealers in WHITE LEAD, PAINTS,
OILS, and VARNISHES, Window Glass and
Putty, Spices and pure ground ditto, Choice
Liquors. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco and
Segars, Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry W ines,
Fancy Toilet Articles and Pertumery.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
Orders from the country solicited, and promptly
attended to at the most reasonable rates;
Their store, No. l45, King street, above ST.
Asaph, has just been handsomely fitted up, anc
q call from all their friends is respectfully sol!cl-
ted. jan 29-tt
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SPEECH OF BRoWNL0W, OF TENNESSEE.

Correspondence OF the Cincinnati Gazettc.l
KNOXVILLE, April 2.-An enthusiastic
Union meeting was held day. We have
not seen SO large crowd 10 Knoxville in two
years. Tbs meeting Of the Chapcs,y and
County Courts brought hundreds, and tic an
nounccncnt made three weeks ago that Gov.
BrownIoW would speak brought many more
from he surrounding counties Of Blaine, Ar
deIson, Campbell, Sewer. Union. Granger,
jefferson, and Roane.
The courthouse was dense y crowded, aod
hundreds were unable to gain admittance. It
was desired that the Gov. should speak in he
open air that all might hear him; but the >taic
Of his health prevented compliance. His
speech was one hour long, and substantially
the same as that delivered By him q icw days
ago 10 the German League.
Hc denounced the President course and en-
dorScd Congress. He said Sumner, a. the re-
quest Of; President. had written his pro.
clamaion On the death If Lincoln. Re did not
say this in disparagetuent Of .johnson'S ability,
but to show he did not then consider Sumner q
traitor He said no man would charge SnH:n"r
a. huving changed but evidently Johnson had
deserted he platform he occupies; g. an asol
rant for the Vice Presidency. He said an oNer-
wheming majority OF the Southern people aIc
a. traitorous to-day as ever, and it Vas now
their purpose to break Up the Government;
aud NOR Of su n twadde and stuff.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY EVENING, April. 6, 1866.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Cuba, brings foreign dates to
the 25th ult.
Advices from Germany continue warlike. 1t
is rumored that France, England, and Russia
will tender mediation
The ex-Queen and French widow of Louis
Philippe died at Clarenont on the oath of
March.
The French Corps Legislatit adjourned on
the oath of March until the 4th instant.
The Belgian Chamber, by vote Of SO to 45,
has adopted reform bill increasing the num-
Der Of Senators by four, and the Representatives
by eight.
Shanghai advices to the 2lst Of February
represent the Nieuf rebels less threatening to-
ward northern ports. They have occasioned
great alarm. Various plans and vigorous prep
parations have been made for resistance. TIE
French municipal consul at Shanghai has been
imprisoned for refusing to give OPP certain docu
ments.
1t is positively stated ,hst Head Centre Ste
phens is the guest of john Mitchell in Paris,
and will leave Havre Tor New York shortly
He quilted ireland ia sailing boat, via Gal
way.
Fenian affairs receive some attention in Par
lament The Attorney General for Ireland
eaid with respect to parties under arrest who
come from America that lie was ready 10 give
favorable consideration 70 their applica lions
to leave Ireland and rcturn from whence they
came. In the House of Commons, Mr.. Wat
kins asked if any discussion had taken place
between England and the American Govern
ment relative to Chase's proposition for al in
ternational coinage for England. France and
America Mr.. Gladstone said he could fud no
evidence Of any such question having been
raised
Mr.. Gladstone announced that the Govern
ment intended to proceed with the reform bill,
regardless of the proposed amendments. They
would resist Grovcsnor's amendment as it In
piled direct want OF confidence in the Govern
rnent The House adjourned until the 9th Of
April, Easter holiday.
The stock Of the Anglo American Telegraph
Company, 5000, 600, has all been subscribed
an the books closed.
Napoleon received the address OF the Corps
Legis]atf, and made a speech accepting the
vote Of the great majority as continued en-
dorsement of his policy, and spoke of the ex-
tension Of liberty calculated to strengthen
and enlighten the Government, and not libcr-
ty which may undermine and overthrow it.
The cotton market is dull, with downward
tendency Manchester alv;cc' are unfavora-
be. Flour and Wheat heavy. Mixed Corn
has an upward tendency.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS MIR. Edmunds,
the new Senator from VII place Of Mr.. Foot,
deceased, took his seat yesterday. The Senate
passed the bill to provide arms and ammuni-
ton for the defence Of the inhabitants Of Dakota
Territory; and also the joint resolution respect
ing bountics TO coored soldiers, With an amend
ment. It allows bountics 70 all colored soldiers
who were free on or before Apgi! l9, 1861. \
bill was reported Gas a substitute to- the House
billy appropriating $4,000 TO secure the
representation OF the United States at the
Paris Exposition in 1867, and providing for
the appointment OF twenty unpaid commission
erS, In addition to ten who arc TO receive ST.
600 each The civil rights bill was then taken
up when Senator johnson. Of Md. addressed
the Senate in support Of the Presidents veto
message Mr. Cowau also made az able argu-
mcnt in support Of the veto. An exciting
discussion then ensued in Thich several SeDa-
TOYS participated, one side desiring to take q
vote at once on the bill, an: the other couterd-
ing for postporcmcnt. Finally the Senate,
by vote of 81 yeas. nays - adjourned INIT!
to-day.
In the House, The committee of conference
on the disagreeiog amendments to the defcien-
cy bill made report which was agreed TO.
TheSenate having also corcurrcd in the report.
the bill has finally passet; both houses. \
report was adopted reflsips compensation for
churches DESTROYED BY the Union army il
Upshur county, West Virginia The Senate
bill relating to the pay of officers in the three
months service was slightly amended and
passed. A resolution was adopted instructiug
the judiciary committee to see what legislation
is necessary to protect soldiers from the frauds
remainder of the session.
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DIED.

This morning. at Howard, Near Alexandria,
in the 4-th year Of his age, C2l. DAVID Fun.
sToN rs His funeral will take place fron?
S. Pauls Church, tomorrow evening. April
It'll, at Of clock He will be buried 1T Ivy Hill
Cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-06

Large numbers Of troops continue 10 be mus
tered out Of service
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-06

In Alexandria, Va, April 9TH, 1876, by the
Rev. c. c. Biting. Mr. ALoNzo T. j. doUcK
and Miss LAURA Y. COLEMAN.
On same day by the same, Mr.. JOSEPH W.
GERMAN and Miss SARAH f. HALEY, both Of
Fairfax county, Va,
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The Memphis Argus, in an article q,

veto Of the civil.rights bill, says:
The Southern men are just as anxious for
the care Of and wel-being and future advancc :
ment and prosperous condition of the treed-
men as Mr. Phillips: Mr. Garrison or Mr..
Sumner 10 ~--'-.
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Having pur, hased the stock Of Mr. PAUL., t,
which we have added largely, we have on hand
a large and complete assortment OF New Drugs.
Chemicals, Dy.-Stuffs. Perlumeries, Pomades,
FancY Glass Ware, Hair, Clothes, Shaving,
Tooth am Nail Brushes. Coarse and Fine
Combs; great variety Of TOILET ARTICLES for the
hair, skin and teeth India Rubber G"ods, G'igg-
rctte Pap"rs. Patent Medicines Of all 5"r ;. Ned
icinal / quors, BitterS. Family Dye Co'Qr>,
Chewing Tobaccn, Smoking Tobacco, and Il
very large assortment Of ~! article: u"ly
found in drug store
%:s,- P;.r,icu ar attention will he pc d to the
neat and careful comp 'unding Of PIE SCRIP
TlONS at all hours Of the aGg 0'la night.
nh eff
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IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT OPENLY
ADVOCATED There have been intimation5 Of
a purpose in tbwartcd partisan circles of an at
tempt to impeach President johnson, if be did
not succumb to the radical majority in Congress
by abandoning his purpose Of a bona .tide res
toration of the Union, but they were of an in
definite character, and therefore for the time
have 1ot secured very serious attention. But
the leading radical journal in the northwest;
the Chicago Tribune, Of Saturday, now comes
out with leader Of column and q quarter in
length, advocating the impcach ment, and re-
moval from Office of President Johnson.
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The Washington correspondents Of The PhiIa-
dephia Press, an ultra radical sheet makes the
following ipsinuations He says:
"There is an on dit prevalent. though its
reliability is open to question, that following
the principles Of the recent proclamation Of
Andrew johnson, Jeff Davis is to be released
from his prison at Fortress Monroe by the ac
ton OF writ Of habeas corpus. The friends
of tie stern statesman are said to be making
their arrangements for the matter. Mean
while though the writ may be issued. it has
yet to be served Once upon time the mice
met in convention. and agreed for mural safety
to place lcl upon the neck Of their enemy,
the cat, that they might be warned OF the ap
proach Of that animal. But one wise mouse
asked. who will bell the cat?' IA the same
way it may be asked who will serve the
writ? There is bold and rosolute man in
command at Fortress Monroe
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GOLD.
MARRIED.

NEW York, April 6.-Gold, 1877; (.
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SEeSiir.s sls'E.

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NO. IS, PRINCE STREET:
Opposite THE GAZETTE OFfICI.l
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AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
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Agent for the following first class BALml
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against loss or damage By fire, on al dcscrip-
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The dividends OF this company arc larger i
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All the profits arising from this lnln6nsG tu"t,
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst tho IL,
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Applications received at ny office, 10. =,
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Assets fGoldl. Sl5DMo0a
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Shareholders pcr.onniiy responsible for III
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AND ABANDONED LANDS,
WASHINGTON, Apri 5, 1866,
Hon. Joseph ISegar, Senator Elect from Fa.:
DEAR SIR: am much pleased with your
candid letter, and believe it is due to the Leg
lslature of Virginia to place your succiDct
statements before the public We ought to
cherish every right sentiment, and welcome
the passage OF every just law
Very respectfully. your obelient servant
0. 0. HOWARD, Major General