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Assembling of the Unitarian Confer

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 2O.-The annu.
al Conference of the Western Unitarian
Churches begins here to-day. About
one hundred and fifty members have
already arrived, and by tomorrow 1t Is
expected that as many as two hundred
and fifty delegates will have assembled
Many prominent Unitarian ministers
from the east, including Dr. Bellows
Rev, Mr.. Hessworth and others are
now here. The Conference Will las
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ChIenrn NInrket.

CHICAGO June %.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat quiet; 81 IS
al 6SIl for No. /, and 81 lOal 10 for No. ..
Corn active; 5i955SSc for No and 62t@54c Il for
3211fc for No. 2 HighwineS dull at 81 IS, duty
paid. EreiPhtS steady.
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BALTIMORE, June %.
white 81 lBal II; yellow 81 O3d %. Oats
Duh. ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Lard-2H4c. Mess
R9tnl 40 ,SngaEn Mi an, IenniinS grades
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ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-The clothing
store of Mayer, Friedman 81 Co., on 4th
street between Locust and Vine, and
the millinery room of Federlien q
Cohen, second floor of the same build
ing, were burned last night. Total loss
about S75, 900; fully insured by eastern
of
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June 20.
Flour-ouiet. wheat-Firm and without
material change. Corn-1c better: 66c for No.
mixed, and SIC for No. . do: 69c for No. l
yellow and ~ for No. white. Oats-Held lc
HIGHER. Lake freIghts dull and unchanged.
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Ne,r 0rIenna NInrI,ef.

NEW ORLEASS, June 10
Cotton steady; snles COO bales low middling
at 3GJatdS7ILc; medium at 40C. Friday receipts
go bales. Receipts OF four days 2296 bales
against 1850 bales same days last week. Ster-
ling exchange l62Iz9l65. New York Ex-
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NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-Bob Jami-
son, the notorious gambler, was muir
dered last night by 81 man named
Duffie, in gambling hell. He received
nine balls.
country are unfavorable as to the pros
poets of the crops. The oyerflowed
lands have been newly planted.
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a. IonIs NInrlkef.

ST. LOUIS, June 20.
Flour-Firm and unchanged. Wheat
Dull lower grades easy: n small lot OF new.
first OF the season at So so. COrn-Dull and
unchanged. POrk-UHchanged. Bacon
Advanced. DC for clear sides.
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LOUISVILLE, June 19.-In the United
States Court, in the case of Isham Hen
derson, Judge Ballard discharged the
defendant, thus relieving him of all
military control.
al currency were sentenced to the PEN
itentiary for 10 years; two others to z
years. -
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DAVIS HOTEL,

OAKLAND, AIIeeany County, Nd
TIME ABOVE HOTEL HAS JUST BEEN
i completed and IS now open for the ac-
commodation OF the public. Good servants
and strict attention ON the part Of the pro
prietOr and employees to the wants OF the
guests together with reasonable and fair
charges, will, we trust, insure to my house n
fair share OF public patronage
fu9-2md Proprietor.
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MILWAUKEE, June %.
Flour dull Wheat; sales at 81 95@l SO for
No. /. Corn unchanged. Oats declined lie.
Freights declined lc. ---.----.
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MINERAL. WELLS, NEAR PARKERS
Ing recently remOdeleti and rcfurniShed this
excellent and extensive establishments, and
aided thereto a complete Bathing Apparatus,
FOR HOt or Cold Baths; n Dancing Hall, BIZ
lizard Saloon, Ten Pin Alley, and other places
OF comfort and Amusement, takes pleasure In
announcing to its Old friends, for whose past
liberal patronage thanks are returned, and to
the public generally, that II will he reopenei,
for the reception OF visitors, on JUNE IST,
when it will afford Inducements TO guests,
seeking either health or amusement, greatly
superior to those OF any previous season, and
equal to any watering place IN the country
TERMS OF BOARD.-For regular visitors, per
week, varying accounting to location OF room
occupied, from $3.50 to $500. For transient
customers per day, 81 80.
AN OMNIBUS LINE Will run regularly be-
tween the Wells and Parkensburg ms follows:
Morning Ltae-LeayiIlg the Wells Mt n. M,
arriving at ParkeTsburg In time for the early
boats and trains Returning. leaving Par
kersburgh at ~ a M, and arriving at Inc
Wellsat9 a m. ~. -.
Evening Lfne-IyeavIng the Wells at 81 p.
m. Returning, leaving ParllerSbuTg at ~ pm
JuH-6Td a. w. GORDON. RTopIlelor--
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N U1R. P...-ROCKINGFS UNRIvALED
d, BAKING POWDER There Is no such
word as faIl' when you use the GnnVa AID
RisIllif Mufiins. Rolls, Wa1lieS and Griddle
Cakes are made ut "a moments notlct-- ASK FOR
Bookings Unrivaled BAKING Powder.
Sold Nv CirOceTs and Dealers generally.
I;DNfIfND BOOKING. Sole Proprietor, No.
l. Odd Fellows Hail. Ju2
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of unlawful operations during the war
70 6ll fhair

to fill their pockets. --..-l---z.s.-s.s-
Mr.. Benjamin took similar position.
Mr.. Stevens expressed his opinion
that the lowest grade of pensions for
total disability-eight dollars a month
was toe low. 1t had been fixed when
the pay was eight dollars, and now
when the pay was sixteen dollars per
month he thought the pension should
be increased. he would be glad totest
some of the House in Proviso that the
lowest pension allowed for total disa-
bility should be twelve dollars per
Mr.. Harding moved to strike out the
first section, which was negatived by a
vote of "a to 70.
The House seconded the previous
question there by cutting OH the amsh1 u
ment which Mr.. Stevens proposed 10
offer. The bill was then read three
times and passed.
The Committee on Pensions was dis
charged from further consideration OF
the resolution requiring them TO report
n bill to double the pension OF those
who became pensioners from the late
war against rebels, and the resolution
was laid on the table.
The House resumed consideration OF
the Senate bill which was up yesterday,
granting lands to aid in the construc-
ton of a railroad and telegraph line
from the Central Pacific Railroad IN
" L SAS6Shs
Mr.. Julian stated that the bill ex-
ceeded all precedent in the way of max
ing grants, and he suggested its refer
ence to the Committee on Public Lands,
promising that the committee would
consider it fairly and fimpartially and
report it back.
Mr.. Bidweil declined to assent to
that, and stated that the bill had been
carefully considered by. the Pacific
Railroad Committee, and that 1t had
been fully discussed and argued in the
Senate. He moved to amend the bill
so as to limit the selection of the land
to within twenty miles of the railroad
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, objected
to the bill for the reason that it devoted
lands to the Company instead of the
State. That was a departure from the
rule of Congress.
ago, Congress had given land directly
to companies.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r. COMFY
OFFIcE RALr. & OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING June Is, 1856.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and amer June
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Tr4 ra lftl.fr
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CAssISfEREs,
VEsTINGs,

Also well selected stock of FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting of everything necessary
to complete a Gents Wardrobe, embracing
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g. Pittsburgh Rail Road.

W.P. SMITH. Master OF Transportation,
ss j. Il. FORD,
Jul5 General Agent, Wheeling.
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LITERARY

Mossrs Harper 4 Brothers have N press ISs I'M M,
-. ., Daniel Ellis written by hiRseh iDSn
xr,, WIS ths great Union sSdo Of East Tenness'o Who
n e war escorted thousands :! SyS ss1sf ~: n S.S
ssPS psobaly tie life during the hebehon oontane9
more romance than that o. any osI nan , ~ h. ayea
81 70 chr literature The work VIII DO ius
kaked
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A SUPERB COLLECTION OF STANDARD.
N rare and elegantly BOOKS old and new just nporiedi
also. choice collection Of HOLIDAY BOOKS
No Catalogues issusd NJ. NUNAN,
No. 20 NsaAn-s:
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Professional Notices

NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special Di-
~ .s.es etc Mae sad Female Tenth Ena.-d Edition JUST
PUBLISHED BY G. D. HAMMOND. H. d. formerly professor q
ste ard Surgery the Syracuse Medical Cege ~ Y
Piies 81 20 WARNER; 30 Ne.sys.f GOpfhEY No as
Bfosdpsy MCFARLAND, Twsntythft st. and Broadway or
the Ag,Lor Ne 10 East yn, between ssond and Ibhd'
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@vIGCrC ynstrnfiicm NH0V vs.
xyTN II. IEGGET'S CLASSICAL, FRENCH,
w sua ENGLISH SCHOOL, with Gymnasium, No. l.1i
froadgsy. -------
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
j WILL REOPEN SEPT I, 1896,
f'' 1''9'' 'aef''' BENJAMIN MASON. YsnLsr, N. 2.
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For The Nev-Enr nd States address
TICkSoRk FIELDS, No. ia fremont. It., Boston
For NewYok, NeWJersey Pennsylvsni Maryland Delaware
District II Columbia Ohio aud Michigan, address
TICKNOR FIELDS No. % Bleecker IT., ~ Y.
Fer indiana Illinois Missouri Kansas Iowa Minnesota and Wa
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limited PIANo-foRIE MAKERS,
~ No. ~ WALKER-sT. New Yort.
Oar Company bsins composed entirely Of superior wofhmsn
snabd 20 Vrodace perfect Piano os THAN AMI
OTHER HOUSE
livery Ia.tramsai rn.rsnsesd for Fiv- Years
An nnN PRINCE & Co. MEL0DE0NS and
1OsONtO ORGANS now In u,e--the be, In the word n
sno. and Msodsou, tor ale inF.i.menta
4. T. GORDON. No. 7o6 Broadway, nssf Fosr,h>t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judqe Il. Y. Thomas
Eet7ussday COMMON Law CAUsEs.-J. j.
Brent, of Baltimore, qualified as an attorney.
Henry Browns admir-. VS.. Hugh Smith 5
exor' Sin case; same rs. samc--!n case-the
defendants demurrers to the plaintiffs evidence
in these causes being argued, and the Court
being Of the opinion that said evidence is rot
sufficient to maiutan the issue joined tor the
plaintiff, it is considered that the plaintiff pay
10 the defendants their costs in their defence in
these causes expended.
CHANcERY CAUSES " ashington and Al
anaria Railroad Company VS.. Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Compa-
ny, ct al-demurrer Of defendants ovcrruled.
Abbott & Noble w. Thomas Kell, surviving,
ct al.-in chancery-this cause was referred to
". G. Yeaton, Commissioner il Chancery
VIM. F. Carne, guardian, VS.. Mary Ann
Ryan, ct als--in chanccry-a iinai decree was
made in this cause.
Court adjourned till ten clock to-day.
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD

ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
vs.. THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
TURNPIKE, officers Of the Washington
and Alexandria Turnpike Company, we under
stand, proceeded, pursuant to notice, to pull
up the track of the Washington and A!exan-
dria Railroad, which, it is alleged, iniringe>
upon their rights as the chartered party, By
both Congress and the Legislature, on the 81
Instant near the canal basin. where the rails
cross the turnpike, but being met by superior
force on the part OF the Railroad, they were
necessarily prevented from accomplishing their
purpose, and will therefore have to resor
to the courts Of law for final settlement OF the
question. f'".9@..s ....-
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POLICE REpoRT-MAyoR's OFFICE.

POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE There
were no cases worth reporting this morning.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE Reuben Fairfax, a
negro boy about fifteen years of age, arrested
by officers Burnett aud Edelin, charged with
stealing a four barrelIed Sharp's pistol, from a
negro named Isreal Gibson was committed to
Jail 10 await all examination By the court.
Edward Tyler negro boy arrested for COM
plicity in the above theft, was committed to
jail to await examination by the court.
Thomas Williams, was arrested upon com.
plant of Silas Deevcrs of Fairfax county, who
states that whilst he was 90 his way home last
Tuesday, in company with friend: Williams,
with whom he had had difficulty before, met
him on the road, and demanded private IN
terview, which was declined unless be disarm
ed himself Williams denied being armed.
He tnen propo> ed that his friend should search
both parties, when Williams drew revolver,
i ating that he always carried II, and that he
would give him -Deevers--ts contents Tor
much He was bound overio the SUN Of sl0U
security for his good behaviour for one year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

WASHINGTON ANUS EMENTs WALL OPERA
HoUsE.-Ihis fashionable place of amusement
was again crowded last night to witness Griffith
Gau1,t, and it seemed 10 give greater satiStac-
ion than upon its first representation. The
.o,ing Of Mss Eytinee and Mr. Mortimer,
vas c>pecialIy 6nr, and in fact VIC may say all
was good, acuhout an exception. The l.icce l.
.has.c, and It's moral god, WITH sll irs cha'ac
tprs well drawn, and each distinct from he
other. 1t is a dramatization by MIR. Daley
from the book Of the same name by Charles
Read.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT NJ ad Risori mperFou-
atps Elizabeth, Queen Of England, 10 which
character she is said tn be uapproachahle, and
a crowded hou>e is anticipated. Last night the
"lStrcets Of Nc,o YORK; was PRODUCED at the
Nationa! Theatre, in order that Mad. L. should
have one night OF rest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

LECTURE BEFORE THE Y. Ms Gus. ASS.
%. P. BALDWIN, esq.,, who lectures in Lib
erty Hall tonight, for tie benefit Of the Or
phau Asylum, will lecture before the Alexan-
dria Christian Association on Tomorrow night,
friday at u o'clock, in the same hall. The
subject Of his lecture will beannounced tonight,
and will be published in the city papers on to-
morrow. The well known reputation CT this
gentleman, as the Humortst Of Virginia should
secure for him marked expression OF the pat
rouage of this community, in the way OF full
houses at both lectures, and, moreover, the
claims of the two objects, for whose benefit be
lectures, are by TO means secondary IN this
city, and should be fairly and fully appreciated
by the friends of the same
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

MARYLAND GOLD MINES. The National
Gold Mining Company Of Montgomery county,
Nd, was organized yesterday, with q capital
of $500 000 General J. ". Denver president,
Capt John Frazier secretary. The lands OF
the company are situated near Great Falls,
and gold bearing quartz exists in great abuod-
ance. Persons who have had experience in
gold mining in California and Arizona pro
nounce the Potomac quartz equal to any they
have seen in the cold bearing regions Of the
West. The Maryland Mining Company, adj
joining the above at their mill, week before
last, obtained seven pounds of gold from
twenty tons OF quartz Washington Chronicle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

RAILROAD CoNNEcr1oN.-Su perintendent
Vaudegrift, Of the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, is now, we are Informed, in Lynch,
burg, in consultation with the MANAGERS Of
some of the roads farther South. for the pur
pose of effecting an arrangement by Which
there shall be through railroad connections
between New York and New Orleans. We
also learn that, in consequence of the rapidly
increasing travel between the North and South
Two passenger trains daily, will, in short time,
DO running oyer the route.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

MANSION HOUSE ARRIVALS, Dec. 9th
A. w. Mcdonald, Clark county; Z. Z. Dua
ney, VIM Johnston, Prince William county;
James II. Vapdeaventer, Leesbure; Joai
O,burn, LouGoun county; J. I. Daniel Rap
oahanuock county: L. G. Silcoth FauQulel
county; H. B. Henson, Louisa county; MahIor
Hatcher, and lady, Loudouu county; {. ".
English, CuIpeper c. H.; L. ?: Williams,
Philadelphia; E. J. Armstrong. Brijgewater
J. H. Madduz, Lcesburg; Mr. Tiffany, Mexico
q. f. Wight, ". ". Wight, Goochland
Charles f. Jones, Richmond city; Col. Chas
Douglas, loudoun county
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5l7(}(;AL4 NEWS.

~ s41NaroS AND LExANDRIA Z. R.
= the Circuit Court of this county, Judge
Thomas pre.idine, yesterday, the case Of the
A11,pdria and Wasl ington R. R. Go. ". the
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Kali
mad Company, Joseph B. Stewart, ct al, came
49, IN the desnurrer Of defendants 70 bill ct
,annlsinants and was argued by ). }. Brent
.nd g. B. Magruder for the defence, and Geo
r. Brent for the complaipants, and after hear
;,r the arguments the Court overruled the de-
murrer, and the case now stands ready tor
hearing r
This is case instituted some time in the
soring Of this year, and is another OF those
eases in which possession OF that seemingly
rucb to be coveted Railroad between this city
and Washington is sought There has been at
This term of the Court case strongly contest
Cd IN which the defendants in this suit we're
complainants, to annul contract with Messrs.
Stevens and Phelps, but the decisioa Of the
Court has not yet been rendered.
The Alexandria and Washington Railroad
Company aege in their bill of complaint that
there was fraud in the sale and trarzsfer of said
road by J. B. Stewart, trustee and by Alex
apder Hay, who became the purchaser at that
sale and ask theCourst to set it aside, and declare
it a nulity. On.tbe overruiug of the deuur-
rer the defendants moved the court for a con-
tinuance until the next term, which motion
will be argued to day .5. ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

FoR THE TEETH. cxchago says, Dis
solve two ounces of borax in three pounds Of
boiling water, and before it is cold add one
teaSpooniu Of spirits Of eamphor and bottle
for use. A tablespoonful Of this mixture,
mixed with an equal quantity Of tepid water,
and applied daily with soft brush, preserves
and beauri6es the teeth, cx'!rpa!es all tartar
Gus adhesion, arrests decay, Induces healthy
action Of the gums, and makes the teeth peaGly
white.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

Our DELEGATES. The names Of the dele
gates 10 the Virginia Legislature now In SEES
sion, from this city, appear asmembers OF the
following standing Committees Of the House
Mr. Robertson, on Schools and Colleges, Fl
nance and the Library Mr English, 90 Roads
and Internal Navigation, Labor and the Poor,
and Manufactures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

WASHINGTON FERRY The steamer Mariner
has been put on the ferry between this city and
Washington in the place Of the Winnislmmet,
removed for repairs, and We have nov hourly
communication by means Of the river between
the Two cities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

ngTR1sroRI-W ASulNGToN AND ALExAN-
DR1A BoATs "A special boat will leave the
Ferry Compauy's Wharf al g. clock p. m, to
convey passengers to Washington, and will re-
turn after the performance on the nights OF Rls-
tori's engagement at the National Theatre
Street cars will be in waiting at the junction of
Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Round trip tickets City cents. dec Got
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

CoNcLUbED The Committee Of the City
Council; TO whom was referred, TIE consldera-
ton of the charges preferred by the Mayor
against captain Wash, co2c!uded their laho7s
last nigh,, when all the evidence had been
Furnished. and will make their report at the
pext lacs ting Of the Council.
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S@&S-

SOUP HoUsE.-Thc Mayor is making the
necessary arrangements for the speedy open-
ing of the Soup House, from which the poor
and destitute Of the city, black as we'll as white,
can be Supplied with nourishment during the
approaching cold weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

RAINBOW. "A remarkably bright aud bril-
liant rainbow: was visible this morning about
half past nine . clock, spanning the Heavens,
from Northeast to Southwest, apparently
about FIVE or six degrees west Of the Sun. Ii
attracted considerable attention and was much
admired
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

LEONARD CoND1rIoN.-W are informed
by those who have seen young Leonard, who
was shot and severely wounded on last Sunday
night, that lie is in far way toward ultimate
recovery, and that he expresses desire that
no criminal prosecution be instituted against
John Cooney, who Inflicted The injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

Swans. On Tuesday morning, during the
storm, flock Of swans, came lowering owe,
the Light Boat at Upper Cedar Point, on the
Potomac Two Of them actually lighted or
the deck of the boat and were summarliy killed
by the crew, with hand-spikes. The remain
der with loud cries few of: Captain Treakle
had the snoiIs. -.----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

RoBBERY--The counting room OF the p!as'
ter mill OF Col. II. Keith Armistead, was
broken into on Tuesday night last, by a negro
named Jacob King, and robbed Of lot OF
clothing
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-----rS-~'-.

CONCERT The concert last Night at the
Third Baptist Church, corner Of Princess and
Patrick streets, was Z great success-the house
being we'll filed. and the music excellent 1t
is intended to repeat the entertainment next
Monday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

ORPHAN ASYLUM LECTURE. -Qllver 7.
Baldwin Esq, will deliver e Lecture to night
at Liberty Hall, for the benefit of The Orphan
Asylum Of this city All who 90 will be amply
rewarded by the enjoyment they will expe-
rience-bcsidts, the Orphans will be benefited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

BRIDGE OVER GOOSE CREEk.--Chief Eng
Hee.r Blythe, of the Loudoun and Hampshire
Rail-, 'ad has been engaged for some week
past in erecting the railroad bridge over Goose
Greek, on that road, which was destroyed dur.
ing the war. 1t is thought the work will be
Completed during this month, 50 that trains
can pass over it. - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

THANKS. Our thanks are due to MIR.
Samuel Stout, of Adams Express Company,
for Il copy, IN pamphlet form, Of Governor
Peirpoint' $ Annual Message
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-06

DANCING ACADEMy. Ut will be seen by
reference to an advertisement in another col
umn that ProfessorJ. Osborn is to commence
dancing school in this city.