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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-19
The PhGniX,
The Ph9niX,
PUpLlsHRD AT COLUMBIA, s. c.,
BY JULIAN A. SELBY.

INHE Daily Pheniy, issued every morning,
l. except Sunday. is filed with the latest
news, (by telegraph, mails, etc,) EDITORIAL
RIGS,
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outside of tho city of Chari. stcn.
The Tri-Wcekly Phoenix, for country circu.
lation, Is published every Tuesday, T6ursday
and Saturday, and has all the reading matter
OF interest contained in the daily Issues Of tho
wece. N
Weekly; eleanor, a home companion, as it's
and is published every Wednesday. 1t will
contain Eight pages of Forty Columns. The
cream OF the Daily and Tn. Weoly will be
found IN its colnmns.
Daily, one year.. xI0 90
>, HIce months. .................. 3 90
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Weedlr, ono year. O0
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Advertisements inserted in tho Daily or Tri-
weekly at 81 square for the first insertion,
'nd % cents fpr each subsequent insertion.
sertion. @srI'''
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The Chester standard,
BY GEORGE pITHER,

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a cents for three months, payable strict
ly in advance, either in specie or provisions.
No subscriptions received on any other
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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-19

Ifs q man shuts Two window shutters,
how many shutters are thcro in the
case2--Preatice.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-19

CRiEoLINE.---A correspondent Of the
New York HeraM, writing from Paris
under date of the 27th nlt., says: "We
can safely say3that crino!ines are disap
gearing, but viii rot totally disappear
before the end Of summer"
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-19

Asdestructiye FIRE, occuTfe8 III Quebec.
on the 9Th, which destroyed 80 houses,
and rendered $50 families houseless.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25
ITO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.

po,,,.,l. ,ro ;,vito1 until j rr;, o2tb :,-t
. - e.. foI termof veors of 10 aIar,
lor inc ,oi ali of is rs o inc
ara EH''ra 1,.l c, 81
properly: We w L - ~ c;tv Of GeorgetoTn D
aleAansaia aIso ~ or ire Potomac where il
~ On the nos' o"J!h % snI and Ohio Canal
nm "itn .tT thonce convcved across the
bne "atei IS lIoln inaiit rooh and sunerstruc
foto!nac IN Wo?uen tloasn ~ 80 rcr niers md
nd tban NV snd " into To- Pntomac at Alexan-
A.; dnscri ;nn of the piers of
: frn5, ,o,'P bv tho ate II. c..
ttG Ci,.iI Yntnoprr An nhutnenti is
XIII ;nEt thc Chcsanca;e and Ohio Canal at
Ca s,,r Thn Ajryondr;o Canal commeuc-
;n tG;! Min; j. cnrrjrI scToss the Potanac
lS a. 'I7 Ipof ;l's 7GOf et iong This anueduct
Was 10 locstad bv suryeys made in 1881. Of tho
a W. ~ b,,iif ISra in wator from 3j
tnn tt ccn 40 ,nd ti',niI - to - fec; below
tSa snrtacc Tho ahulmcnl; and piers were ali
EmiIt in Golfer dams pumped out sud dredged by
uut. -. ~ a.. l;a r,l- an which
si'. orantaS ~ cn,"nt ard troCrnl work
from from foundHtiSn. This laborous construction
was was: the work Of several wears, with a large
go - J,, -; ~,
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The alarm of fire last night about quarter
of an hour before ten o'clock, was occaSioned
by the burning Of The inside and roof Of the
small frame building next to the Grocery Store
of ". T. Henderson, corner of King and Al
fred streets, occupied by John Myers, as Il ba-
kerry. The fire apparatus were soon Gu thc
spot, and the fumes were speedily su5dued.-
The fire ciught in the oven room. The loss
vas covered by insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

We arc requested by member Of business
firm in this city to copy the following from the
National Intclligenccr Of this morning:
1.-The public are cautioned against the mis-
representations Of person named ). K. Mil
Ter, who procurcs loans and executes drafts Oil
a Lynchburg firm.
His drafts are returned protested aud citi-
zcns Of Lynchburg denounce him as worth
less, unprincipled fellow, although he claims to
have been chief Of ordnance Of Gen. Early $
command in the Confederate army"
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BY JOHN H. PARROT, AUCTIoNEER.
U C-TION S LIE.

MR.. ISAAC LITsrEN takes pleasure in
Informing his friends and former patrons
that he will sell at Public Auction, at his store,
No, TO- King street, corner of Fairfax, his en-
SMOKINGTOBAC CUTLERY, and many
other articles too numerous to mention: Line
above goods will lie sold without reserve. Sale
will commence Friday, 9th inst, and will con-
tnue until all the goods are disposed of, as Mr..
Litten intends vacating the premises 1st of ay
next. ap 24-3t
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d UBLIC SALE.-I shall offer for sale on
L Tuesday, the sth day OF May, Tor thenext
fair day. at Belle Isle, the late residence, of Alb
ner B. Price, decd, all the personal property
Of which he died possessed, viz Two Fine
Horses; Light Carriage as good as new,
about 20 head Of Cattle, 40 Sheep, a number
Of very fine Hogs, lot of superior Bacon,
Grain, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements, aGood Seine and Boat, &c.
Terms "A credit Of six months will be given,
the purchasers giving bond with approved Sc
curlty before any article is removed from the
premises. .~ VIM B. K PRICE,
=. 80. -, - Administrator.
King George. county, nn23-td -
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&g~ To THE VOTERS OF FAIRFAX COUNTY
I most respectfully withdraw my name as can
didate for sheriff. at the election I'M May next
do this by the consent of friends Of myself and
those of Mr.. w r.. MILAN, and hope my friends
will unite with me in support of Mr.. MILAN,
whereby our common interest will be served,
and hope you will have no cause of regret. Re-
specially, your ohedient servant
ap este s., JOHN POWELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

1zs~ To THE VOTERS OF FAIRFAX COUNTY
Isnnounce myself candidate at the election to
be held on the oath May, for the Clerkship of
the County Court, the office now held by me as
Gle pro tenn. I respectfully ask your support
with the assurance that every etfort shall be
made to satisfactorily conduct the affairs Of the
Office. Zap 9-td#l WM. N. FITZHUGH.
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~ a CARD.-My wife Georgianna Ryles,
having left my bed and board, without provoca-
ton, this is to forwarn all persons from harbor-
ing or trusting her on my account.
ap23-3t* JOHN w. RYLES.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY!
OLD TIMES HAVE RETURNED!
AID QUARTERS FOR THE SEASON
RE-EsTABLISHED At THE OLD STAND
no. 100. KING SIEEET
SIMON WATERMAN. PRoprIEron.

SIMON WATERMAN, PROPRIETOR.
Having no idea Of leaving Alexandria, l. an
now PREPARED with full and complete ossort-
ment Of CENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING
of the latest styles and best manufacture. to MI
all orders at prices that defy competition. rms
is not all, that better suits Of cIotnlng can De
than at any other establishment in the city il IS
equally true, respecting Gents Furnishing
Goods in general, complete assortment OF which
is now being received.
The patrons Of the 'Old Stand" citizens, so
journers, and the public at large arc cordially
and fraternaliy invited to call and verify the
truth Of the above Seeing is believing.",,
SIMON WATERMAN,
on 1e-tf 100 King street
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John: H. Snyder has received tshe contract
for supplying he Washington Ne4vy Yard with
fresh beef at cts. per h.. and vegetables at 3
cts. per h. : :. - =, : : -
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning. 9th inst, Il: the resi-
dence Of the brides father, by Rev. J. L. Left
wich, Mr. VIM. y. Smoot to Miss Bette L.
Parrott all Of Alexandria,
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! POLICE Report. -lj.,YoR's OFmcEs-Rob.
Miner negro. went to Fish Town Yesterday
and being highly inlbuel With spirit OF rcsis
lance TO all law. human and divine: went into
|. the Restaurant Of John Cooney and demanded
LIQUOR for himself and all the drunken yag"-
bonds that were With him. He Was reminded
that there we're places where he could get what
lie wanted. aud requested 10 leave. his manners
and language were enough to put that dclecta-
| Die locality to shame Capt. Walsh. OF the night
watch. assisted by quite q number OF good Git"
liens arrested the party. but they were so ram
pant with ideas of the largest liberty, that tor Il
time it was apparently heavy job The Police
We're soon on hand and had the party before
his honour, who sent Minor to jail, for further
hearing John Wesley Morgan, another ofthe
| Infatuated mob Of worthless negroes, vas fined
By the Mayor, and released but an hour after
wards was again arrested, and confined in the
watch House. This morning he was before the
Mayor and fined as high as the Mayor
could 90 under the Corporation Law,
George Jones, another Of the negroes arrested
Sc:,iciNtll Dy Tic NdJL vi HtitNl o't"o'
was fined By the Mayor, and in default ofpaym@nt
OF fine and costs, was sent TO the " DIRK House. =
| Major Hambrick, Of the freedmen Bureau,
Was present at the examination OF the party,
approved of the action OF the Mayor IN
the cases referred to, and made several sugges'
tons in regard to the matter. If any suppose
| that he will sustain them III bad conduct they
are certainly mistaken.
Lucy lay lor was at an hour ''ayOnt the
tyal" arrested by the night watch, with lot OF
crocSlery in her possession; she claimed the
property as her own, but the Mayor remanded
lucy to the Watch House to await the arrival
OF some one to prove the honesty Of herself and
! her title to the crockcry.
1t is highly creditable to several negro men
who were provoked and disgusted at the con-
duet OF the negroes arrested yesterday, that they
voluntarily lent their assistance: to aid the OIL
GERS, and one of them made quite 4 speech at
the Mayor Office upon the subject OF Freedom
to the blacks, which they seemed ignorant
| Of, Or failed to appreciate.
Thomas Butler, was arrested charged
| By Mary Goddard with breaking in her door, and
making fuss generally. The testimony before
his honour showed nothing Of the kind; and
Butler was told to go III peace, land sin no more
MAGISTRATES OFElCE-Two men, named
Smith and Russell, who assisted Clarke (who
broke jail last Sunday EVENING" in eHectlng his
escape, were arrested yesterday evening, and
| brought before Justice Moore this morning.
The examination Of the case was continued
until this evening" .....
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VI II. DALTON,
", -;
FASHIONABLE T1ILOR,
No. ). ST. Asuph street.

FASHIONABLE TIILOR,
No 5. st. Asaph street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Clothing Trimmed and made in the best man
ner to order also Repairing and Altering done
Quick and Neat.
Old Clothing left on hand over three months
vi | be sold for repairs. =,
He respectfully solicits a cali from ms otd
patrons and friends Of Prince WiI!Hm and Ad-
Joining counties lap 23-5ml ". II: y.
J37ISHING TO GIVE ENTIRE ATTEN-
W TON to ;hc Mct;.l and Heavy Hardware
branch Of our business lne"dins Gar CarTiage a3H
afr our entire stock OF BUILDERS, CABl-
NET MAkERS.' and UPEOLSTEkERS
HARDWARE at cost, vi expenses added.
TO dealers and others who, under the constant
fluctuations Of the market. are unwilling to car.
~ heavy stocks, an excellent chance iS here Of
fErcd TO buy small quantities at wholesale rates
JOHN Il. ELFANS 4 Co,
800. Pennsylvania avenue: Washington
an 20-cOlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

The following sales were made yesterday by
J. II. Parrot, Auctionecr Thirty four acres
of land, about one mile and half to the west
Of the city, were sold to J. T. Hunter, for $40
per acre. One hundred and sixteen acres OF
land belonging to the estate of the late Peter
1risIer, three miles west Of the city, to Henry
Johnston for $40 per acre One hundred and
two acres belonging to the same, four miles and
4 half from the city, to Lewis Trislcr for $2l
per acre. The Virginia Hotel, upper end of
Of King street: to Lewis Trisler and j. Cara
her, for SIS, l50 A house and lot on Peyton
street. to Henry Johnston for $3.50. 4 vacant
lot, running from Duke to Commerce streets,
to j. a. Watkins for $40 Thirteen shares
Of the stock OF the Bank Of the Old Donin-
ion sold for 800.
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Oh Monday night last heavy two horse
wagon, standing in front of the farm house OF
Nj Thos, Javir IS, near this city, and the prop
eyiy ofthat gen tleman, was stolen. On the
same night an attempt was made to steal
carriage from Bush Hill the residence of Mrs.
Virginia Scott. As she carriage, however, was
chained, the n,alieions thieves Want oil with
out their booty, but after having chopped Its
wheels TO pieces .-.. ....,. ....
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~ 7 s-5UrEN5URG. AUcTIoNEER.

SILVER PLATED WARE. ofall descriptions,
and. also. q large lot Of STATIONERY, EN-.
VELOPS. CUTLERY, and other goods too
numerous 10 mention.
~ This sale will continue unt!l the above
Goods are sold j. y. SlOI IL y Is N.Y.
ap14--tt ituctohceF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

New YORK, April M.-Beef1 Ct, lower; sales
at Halt cts, per pound. Sheep quiet at S1a9
cts. Swine lower at 9al0 cts. :.@ y
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A scene that beggars descri ption occurred at
the Mayors Office yesterday afternoon, which,
at one time, threatened to prove second Nor
folk affair; and nothing but the cool decision
and tact Of our worthy Mayor restrained the
outraged feelings of is officers and the citizens
present. Three negroes were arrested for some
cause; one; stout, athletic fellow, resisted with
great violence, but he, together with the others,
was taken to the Mayors office, and then com
menced the most unbeard Of conduct; the re-
sisting negro, formerly g. slave Of Mr.. VIM.
N. Brown. be!ching forth torrent Of abuse
upon all I'D Rebel s. Of BIS, de-
claring his right to enter every and any place
he chose; drink in any "G-n white $ OF
BIS restaurant be thought proper. He
boosted that the Civil Rights Bill gave hin
the largest liberty, and she be d-n if he
wouldn't use it ;" he cxulted over the fact
that it had been passed over The Presidents
head" d -n him. y The Mayor in vain en-
deavored. to quiet him, and sent for Maj. Ham
brick, vino came as soon as he received the
message. When the Major entered there
was Q. slight calm, but enough was perpctra-
ted afterwards to show very plainly the
violence OF the negroes conduct. The
Mayor very PROMPTLY committed the most VIC
lsnt one TO Jail, bat previous to sending him
forth, he informed Major EIambrick that the
fellow life was IN his own hands: TIA. II ne
manifested the least violence he and bis officers
would enforce the law even to his DEATH
When the officers LETT with the prisoner the
Mayoc followed down on Royal street, oppo-
site the Engine House, ;;If51, alone, kept back
The crowd which followed. The moro orderly
he appealed to others he positively refused TO
permit to pass. ......
A narrow escape w;.s made from scene ofr!ot
and bloodshed. Had the Mayor yielded for an
instant, and suffered his outraged feelings to
have scope, th9re is no knowing what would
have been the result Some Of our citizens
were insultcd in the most gross ana violent
manner. but the Mayor appealed to Jhcln, to &c
quiet and submit, for the sake OF peace Our
thoughts naturally reverted to December 25th
1868 when like iruness and decision would have
SHARED cur citizens the bitter fruits Of that I'M
fortunate day. 49,, - ....--- .-- -.
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LOCAL NEWS. : :
THE RErRocnsstoN SCHEME: The Mayor,

THE RErRocEssfON SCHEME: The Mayor,
E,fastnight, 3sent to, the City Council the foloWf
ing communication; IN reference tothe scheme,
before the Committee .ofthe District Of Colum-
Fbia; of til u 8. Senate, TO reannex Alexandria
to tie District % @. .;7:..: s.: e,. zo:5
,ai..igGEea Eag MAYOR S. OFFICE, @sa.5 72s
. - ALEXANDRIA, April "a 1865
10 the Hon, City Colncf:z!5' =. T. 1ai:.53sz
z GENTLEMEN My attention has been at
ftrected TO a subject Of vital Importance to this
city, as well as to the State at large; ~ 80 -
F The proceedings OF the Senate OF the. Y: D.,
discloses The fact that an attempt is in progress
to disconuect this city from the State OF II
lginia; and place her under; the jurisdiction ot
the District of Columbia. This movement IS
SO detrimental to the interests Of our citizens,
and repugnant. to their feelings and wishes,
that it behovesthe authorities to move prompt.
" to subveFt aud defeat the instlgators and
promoters Of the proposed scheme. :, -, -. :
Z, would respectfully suggest that committee
be appointed to- prepare a memorial to Con;
.gress, protesting against this matter; SAID
memorial to be signed by all OF our citizens who
dissent from the Senate proposition; and FUR
ther let committe be appointed, composed Of
members of the City Council, in conjunction
with some prominent private citizens, OF your
selection, whose duty it shall be to present SAID
memorial. to the proper committee of Congress
at an early day; and would further suggest
that the Governor Of the State be apprlsed OF
your proceedings and his coo peratlon solicited
The immense investments of the State as
well as the numerous private Investments IN
our internal improvements require that TINS
important movement should receive our united
and early attention. ....:: f.. 80,
A vigorous movement on our part may de-
feat the consummation Of this ohJectlonabie
change. HUGH LATHAM, Mayor. Z
The two Boards took Immediate action, as
will be seen by the official proceedings, and the
committees appointed will, doubtless. at once,
give the subject their earnest attention, and, if
possible, prevent the contamination Of what
would be one Of the most fragrant acts Of injus;
tice ever perpetrated. ..a1. 1900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

New YORK, April 24-Cotton dull. Flour
advanced 5alO cts, Southern, 50 70al6 25.-
Wheat and Corn firm. Beefsteady. Pork heavy.
Lard steady. Whiskey dull.
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" 4 RIM E. i lis T..
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-AP RIL %.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Bright Baltimore, to J.
Broders Il Co.
SAILED
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by B.
Wheat
Steamer Diamond State, Wilson, Baltimore,
by J. Broders & Co.
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LOUDOUN & HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.
Is "a. -: 5...:z5 E:=z:::::::SE7
DALLI LLNE 70 AND FROM LEES-
CHICHESTER SUND1IS EXCEPT
ED
don, and Guford, connecting with Peacock's
Hamilton, PurccllviIlc. Snickersvile Castle.
mans Ferry, Borryville, and Winchester. -,
On and after THU KSDAI, Goth inst, will
leave the Depot at A,Gxandr:a at q. M, ana
and Georgetown Railroad Al $40 Il. m, arriving
at Guilord at !l."0 a. m, leaving Gulltord 1T
II m and arriving at Alexandria ut y p. NJ
Stages connecting with the Road will leave
Lecsburg daily st 9 q. IN. go
STAGES for Winchester viii leave Gu!lford,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and will
leave Winchester for Guiltord on tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Fare 70 Lccsburg "a
l: Winchester OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 .
intermediate points in proportion nr vr11r
ap 24-1w General superintendent.
OK REWARD!-Stolcn from my stable
= j in Prince William county, on Cedar
Kun. on the no CT the 10Th instant, RED
-
high. with two roam spots on the ight side of
the necl: under her name, q small scar IN the
middle Of each knee cap very full eye PAGES
and trots we'll and has been used for the saddle
/ will pay SO Tor the mare, and $50 for the APP
!''''''''0'''' - ' JEREMIAH HERNDON,
on2t2. Bristoc Station Va.
NOTICE TO GAS CONSJMERS;-A dis
~ count OF FIVE per cent viii be allowed On
bills for gas when paid within ten days after
presentation, but in no case alter that time.
Bv order OF the Committee on Light: e.,
G. H. MCKNIGHT,
ap24-tf Supt. Gas Works.
CITUATION WANTED.-A gentleman who
y has been engaged in active business for some
time, desires to procure situation in AteXandria
as clerk otherwise Enquire at this ONCE.
ap24-1w
DOTATOES.-20O bush Peach Bloom; zoo
/ bush. White and Blue MERGERS. and 10
buah Early White Sprouts for sale by
NH 20-tf NATHL. BOUSH & co.
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N~--"'
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND 9TH
II Err GOODS At AUCTION.-On THURS
DAY MORNING NEXT, the 2Glh instant, | puF-
pose offering AZ auction. aiarge !otot Furniture
and other goods. such rs Beds. BcdStcadS, Straw,
Shuck ana Hair Mattresses. Book Gases, ;;,ccre-
tarv. Wardrobe, Wushstands, SldcboaTd, ke-
trigcrator, Cooking and other Stoves, AniEc=
and Forks. Plates and Dishes, Sofa, Clock,
Rocking Chair, one Writing Desk, MGGic!Ae
Chest one hundred or more Painted Chests,
(sutnb!c for cloihcs carpenter tools, gram o.
express boxes. and many other purposes, Jtte
Mattng Hat Rack for schoo i-ro@m, Carpc.'
Countcrpancs Da1nask Curtains, and many
other goods. ...,,
l3G kim. street, corner Of ST. ASaph. Terms
Cash tap23-};@I JOHN II: PARROII.
C1TORE. STORE FIXTURES. AND EN-
sale at VI. FLEICHER'S, No. l0l, King street.
For 20 days longer. J. am offering 70 my trends
ana customers the balance my goods at the
Prints. is to DC; B,cachcd Ccttons, 1G TO 20c.;
Deaincs 2Jc,; Hoop Skirts at Sl.Q0, and a full
stock Of White Goods; also, Ladies Caters, 81 IS
worth 81 80 and Ladies' Morocco, $50, worth
500. Call at once and see for yourself. as the
Goods must be sold VI. FLETCHER,
No. iGl, King street.
gcss> Rooms for Rent. Business closed every
Saturday evening until ha!f-past seven O'Clock
aD Pow
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T WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
4 my customers ard the citizen: generally;
That l. have removed TWO doors . bove my old
stand where | will sell tn" rc!naindor O my
stock Saved from the iirc,) st greatly rcIuccd
prices | also have great many articles on
hand, which we're slightly damaged by water
which I will close OUT without regard to cost,
viz: Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas; ~"n umbrei-
las Pa-aso!s, Ham Icrchets. Buttons, Trim
mings, Hoopskirts. spool Cotton. Pins Needles.
and variety Of other articles, too numerous to
mention but ali 0f which will be found to b."
Great bargains Thankful to my friends for the
liberal share of patronage heretofore extended
to me, would respectfully solicit c9ntinu9nce
0r The same, c. &. BERRY,
ap 2l-dlw l door east ofBryan & HTcer"ood.
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u0NE7ARY Dc COMMERCIAL.

Money aud stocks remain without change
There is a continued stringeney in the money
market, and but: little enquiry for securities.
Some transactions in. Southern Bank n otes, res-
necially the notes of the banks IF th his ostate
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light. Wheat steady; red 65al 70. Corn
firm; s9aeO; yellow, IS. Oats dull, at 50. Sugar
dull. Coffee dull and inactive. Provisions
quit. Lard firm Western, l9al9@. Whiskey
dull and nominal. ~. '.- 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-25

FISH MARKET.-Supply to-day is equal to
the demand Shad selling at Sl3 per HUNDRED ;
Herring at Sc per thousand. Otal hshEkock
and Pea-ch-are scarce. The wagon trade has
hardly commenced. -<-t !.