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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10

On Wednesday, April oath, at y m, at the
house of the brides father, by the Rev. DR..
Seacock, ID, Rector Of Christ's Church, New
Orleans, Colonel VIRGINIUS D. GRONER,
Of Norfolk, to Miss KATHRINE R. CAMP
BELL, daughter Of Hon. Jas. A. Campbell,
late Judge Of the y. S. Supreme Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10

ALDERMANIc proportions, corpulent tenden-
cies, tall aspirations, slender responsibilities,
will find suitable clothing at Henning's One
Price Store on the corner Of 9TH street and
Maryland avenue, Washington. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10

By j.. II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DEAL ESTATE OF JOHN WlTHERS,
~ DECD FOR SALE, AT PUBLICAUC-
TION. ALSO, CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
CANAL BONDS.
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NOTICES.
aE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
"THE LITTLE BELT ClGAK,

81 III u LII LII assE
THOS. RUSSELL Co..
Successors to &c. Dyer & Coz
Sole Manufacturers. under Copyright,
No. 256, Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
WASHINGTON, D. {.
We beg to call the attention OF the puolic 10
the above Justly celebrated brand OF Cigars
Having made great improvements IN ana IN
creased our facilities for, their manufacture we
are now prepared, with the late reduction IN the
tax. to offer the various styles at much lower
rates.
These Cigars are made OF the very best la
wanna tobacco, (Vuelta Abajo,) imported direct
by ourselves through our correspondent, Mf'
Benz. Belt, brother in-law Of the late Mr. Dyer,
who has been living for a number OF years past
in Havana. They are in every respect a hrst-
class Cigar, and compete iayorabiy with otner
we'll known brands in this market.
Upon. the usual prices we will make a liberal
discount to the trade.
LITTLE BELT-Londres Elmo.
Concha de Regalio.
Londres Media.
Regalia de Ia Reyna.
LonAres de Corte.
Operas Selectos.
An inspection of stock solicited, which incurs
no obligation to buy.
THOS. RUSSELL s. CO.,
Importers Of Wines, Liquors, Cigars, We.
Washington my Civ
gGg" SELLING OFF AT COsT!-Ihe under
signed will continue to sell oil his immense
stock of DRY aud FA GOOpS and
SHOES, Mt COST, to close business. Those de-
sirous Of securing GREAT BARGAINS would
do we'll to call early, us there will be superior
inducements offered.
NJ. HOFHEIMER,
No. 90, King street, End door from Royal.
Also, one PIANO for salo cheap, my LIN
Asg@READY-MADE CLOTHING.-The snbscM-
Der, Who has just returned from New YORK,
with the largest and best selected stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING ever offered in
this market, is selling, at his store, No. LOG,
King street, good GREY SUITS, of wool ma
terial, at S.; MELTON CLOTH SUITS, at
$3.50, and different kind of SATINET SUITS
at So. so.
Also, SUITS Of the FINEST FRENCH
CAS5IMERES, made up in the very latest
styles, such as cannot be found in any other.
store in the city, and at prices to conform with
the times. >. DEALHAM
SD S-oawtf No. 1O6, King street.
bsg~ EVERYBODY SHOULD USE
ROBBERS
EypEcToRAI, WILD CHERRY TOXIC,
For Diseases Of the Chest, Liver, Kidneys,
Lungs, Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Diar-
rhna, Dyaentery, Cholera-morbus, General De-
bility, &c, and rs a Blood Purifier it has no
equal. A sure preventive and cure Of fever and
ague, intermittent and bilious fevers. no fam
ily should be without it. Sold by Druggists and
Dealers everywhere. Price $l.25 per bottle.
JAHNEY & Co.,
Druggists, Wholesale Agents,
mh Aft No. l45, King street.
BSy- FREE TO EVERYBODY. A large 6 pp.
Circular, giving Information of tho greatest i'm
portancc TO the young Of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beau
tiful, the d~eapi=td respected, and tho lnrsaken
loved.
No young lady or gentlemen should fail to
send their address, and receive a copy, postpaid,
by return mail. Address z. O. Drawer, 81,
NH u-ly TROY, New York.
y.. a - ,
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ANA
ssXhe-lTH1k aESs&-aIM4G1 EEa&ss:sI..ss4
MAY 1O--ARRIYED.

MAY 10-ARRIvED. 81
Boats D.. Stewart, M. Lienan, Muskingum,
coal to A. c.. Co.
Boats j. P. Roman, Jess Hill, NJ, a. Myers,
coal to H.. s. B. C. Co,
DEPARTURES.
Boats C. Dubois, G, Clifton, G. q. Young,
Ingomar. Myers s. Helson, J. p. Moore, James
Noble, f. Stevenson, for Cumberland.
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Dealers are respectfully invited to look at my
new brand Cigar, THE ROSE. Best 10 cent
cigar in the city. ny lO-1m
NTOTICE.-Pursuant TO a deed of trust from
IN George Trimmer to the Undersigned, trus-
tee, for the benefit of Redman +. Bradfeld, da-
ted the l1thday of April, 1866, and OF record in
No. 26, page 2S8. I shall proceed to sell, at pub,
lie auction. at Manassas Station, in the SAID
county.of Prince William. ON the 10TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1867, if fair, if not the next far
day, those TRACTSor PARCELS OFLAND,
named in said trust, for cash, to the hishest bid
der, viz: One tract of one hundred and forty
acres, and one of ninety-seven acres, being the
same lands conveyed by the said Bradfeld and
wife to the said Trimmer. Sale to commenceat
Brentsville, T. W. CO.. my 1o-1m -
MANASSAS GAP R. R. OFFICE,
Nl May 9, 1867.
All supplies contributed for the benefit Of the
destitute at a.t the South, will be transpoTItesdd S over
my IO-lW Chief Eng. and Gen'l. Supt.
DOToMAC GARDEN.
The proprietors of the Potomac Garden have
engaged a PIANO, and will furnish nightly un-
til nine or ten O'Clock, musical ntsrtaifnlnentt to
'iI my 10 HRRBNER 6 PoRTNRR.
nIANOS.-AAhave n neat 6 oct. PIANO, to.
ken inspart pay, that 7 will sell very low.
it is q bargain, and just the thing for a begin
aner. I haYealso fine PIANOSon hand for sale
or rant. ". BECKER,
mvl0-6t 81, north Washington street
MO. POTOMAC BEHRING'S bbls in
~ store and for sale by
mylo A. >: FLEMING, No. 9. King St
rTANn-sas s
U Mol Peruvian Guano of recentim i'm.
portation and superior quality, for. sale BY
ap 16- GEO. WASHINGTON.
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TOBACCo, CIGARS, PIPES, &C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETA.

JAMES S. A YTON
Successor to VIM. GrosEe,)
Penna. av., bet. Metropolitan and Nat. Hotels
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10

The proprietors of the Potomac Garden have
engaged aPIANO, and will furnish nightly un-
til min or ten O'Clock, musical entertafnlnentto
visitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10

U MOI Peruvian Guano Of recentim-
portation and superior quality, for sale BY
mp 16E GEO. WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10

NJ. HOFHEIMER,
No. SO, King street, End door from Royal.
Also, one PIANO for salo cheap. Lmy LIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10

Dealers are respectfully invited to look at my
new brand Cigar, THE ROSE. Best 10 cent
cigar in the city. my 10-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10

OHAD-25 bbls Potomac Family Shad, for
= sale by [my Al GWlN & BECKHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10

DOTOMAC HERRINGS-
i $50 bbls. Net No Potomac Herring, i
store and for sale by
my Sim GEO WASHINGTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16
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'OHlO.

tiseiS.ArI. sept. ia fire broke ou,
last night in the block of warehouses on the
coTne, OF Sixth and Bsymllcr streets,
owned by W. b Moorc & Co., five Of which
were completely destroyed The total loss
will probably reach 100000 The princi
pal sufferers are. Spreen & Co, commission
and storage, $4,000; Elmcr's stove store
$4,000. Geo. Leith's bonded warehouse,
containing large quantity OF whisky, $50
COO United States custom warehouse. S25-
t0p, :. y. Fowler Il Co.'S rec,ifyng es,ab
lshmeni. with about 500 barrels OF whisky,
i2.GeD, W u. Moore & Co.'S lime store,
5000 Vessel, Moore d Co, Fox, Thorn
as < Co. and other parties IN he block lost
nreperty 10 The amount ot $4,000 Henry
Tibbetis & Sons, 4 sur and commission store,
corner Of Baymilier and Hathaway .reet>,
"a. partially burned. Lnss $4,000
Mr. noorr's loss on the buildings will
reach 100000, which il fully covered hy
insurance
Fowler Co sre insured II $4,000 The
! other losses have very little insurance
X row 81 frame tenement houses ad Join
ing were also destroyed Loss sbou, &. 90;
( no insurance.
Three frcmen were severely Injured bv
falling walls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16

MUscATIEE, Sept. ia terrible and
sicaening accident occurred in thia city. re
snlting 10 the mu'ila,ion Of a young man
named John G. Wise, head sawyer of the
steam mills belonging TO the Chambers
Brothers. In running the frs; time short
log was placed upon the carriage, leaving
idle two iron clamps for holding the logs
IN thor places, one Of which project. from
the SIDE, and as the log run through, instead
oil Reversing the motion Of The carriage it
Was allow ed To 60 on, the saw coming in
contact With The Clamps created a scene Of
disaster that battles description. The rotary
saw was hurled from its msndrils. the saw
frame torn from its position and the ma
chinery and belts broken. Mr.. Wise was
struck by sc ob!oug u, &C Of the saw. which
penetrated 70 the depth of about FIVE inches.
intiicting gosh extending from the lett
shoulder 10 the alb iofnen, and seyering the
LETT lung AMI AL the lef, ribs Prompt med
zeal al! was in attendance. but he cannot
~ury.ve. He was member of Co |, flth
lows. and served four years in the army
The carnage Ia the mill will reach from
81 2e0 TO + ,50) This is the third casualty
n The .ame mill during the las, few weeks
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16

WAsIiN0ToN, Sept i4-rhe following
o'd.r has been issued by Gen. Grant:
District commanders Will cooperate with
the Freetmsn's Bureau N reducing the
Number % employees and volunteers still
retained IN service. By giving details Of OH
GERS aud enlisted men Of the army TO take
their places where il can lie done without
manifest I,,rlmepi To the service
Tho War Department has decided 10
allow the Trunk Il Wilkes Il 10Th. which has
been detained nj the National Hotel since
the assass'n nation of Lincoln, 10 be forward
ed 10 Edwin Booth. who requested il from
the proprietor OF the hotel. In order tina, the
family might obtain all Wilkes effects.
Fractional currency issued from the Print
inr Bureau for the week, $623,442: iorw ard
ei u other points. $5sl ,5s5. a,ional Bank
currency issued. f.l GO Eractionl currency
redeemed, SAL 100. Com in 1r, asurv, 800.
o29 600. OF which sii .G.3 600. are repr.s, NJ
ed,by coin certificates. Currency on hai,c,
ioioas,tOo. Com receipts foI the last xix
days. tS.l9>.oN- Internal revenue receipts
Tor he fiscal year to cate. aJ0,31l,54..
The jEieiiigfncer cua,rs icis ~ anthosit,
q iae President. II e story that order. have
b en- Issued for r-oeeaing registration h
< Sau f"'r -iSfes
tAi.i jH>iiCc tftse hss returned
l.ss'sti ,7itef REGULATIONS core -a.at
r I'm ~, Wtt<htrg arr! markire "a ,st
tav- 'rMr asrfswr tv tie rtlaiy
! iht ifeasl.', 10 wiii IT, issue 'tN,
WEEK. tr- SusfialtHn bonds are al ,ltsa.a,
and bis 90 he.'hg substituted iac u>c 81
mt tiilc irrs ior marking bales : ipl,.ra-
ilvey required. Se.oTal notifications OF
former regulations have been msie - tgcil-
ils'e tue movement Of cotton an ensure
the collection OF the tax
WARRINGTON, Sept. iJ--Numercus suits
are 10 ae Trough, before the court Of the
pisetict OF Columbia, To test constitutional.
NY OF the CoDfiscs,ion Act Eminent cour-
Sc. have been retained 20 Try The issue, in
ciaa Ok Cal,e Gushing, il il said for Dr
Garrett
:, ssiHN'roN, Sept l5.-The repor, Of the
b"use Judiciary Committee ~. imnesch.
ihcns IS n w being printed a, the Govern.
ni.nt Printing oifiee. The emplov.s ~ the
otiiee have been sworn 10 secrecy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16
MASSACHUSETTS.

I.9sTos, Sept. "a The Internal revenue
inspectors have seized 10 barrels of alco-
nol. on The reception Of Information that
certain parties IN Buffalo had been shipping
spirits 40 per cent above proof, 10 this CITY,
with directions to have them bonded in the
third district. Upon their arrival here, IL.
stead of being put IN FOND, they were scai
tered through the city in small quantities.
forged certificates Of their reception BY the
collector, assessor and inspector having been
returned 10 tn. Buffalo shippers for the
purpose Of satisfying the officials there. 1t
is stated that $50 barrels are known TO have
been thus surreptitlously stored in Boston,
ard the officers are searching for the remain.
der. Prominent liquor dealers are impli-
Gated.
bosToS, Sept 1.-THE corner stone OF
the new Catholic Cathedral OF the Holy
Cross. corner Maiden and Washin gton sls.,
was laid THIS afternoon with impressive Ger
enonies. Arch Bishop McCloskcy of New
ork delivered an AZ lress The Cathedral
Is valued a.. Iillion and half including
cost Df lsut
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. l6 "A Tribune's WASH
ingtcn special SAYS: Gen Grant has within
sbc past two or three days expressed fears
that there is trouble ahead. One gentle
man who talked with him says he man Zee,
ed great so''citude in speaking OF possible
and probable events of the next three
months.
Gen. Grant received telegram this eve
ming announcing tia death OF Gen. Griffin.
AT O'Clock 10 day, al G4iyeston. of yellow
fever. Nj. Gen. Joseph l.. Mower viii
have command OF the military distric: Till
Gen. Hancock arrives.
Gen. j. J. X ynolds will command the
Stsie Of Texas. ami Gen. Wheaton the State
OF Louisiana. The latter j. also down With
The yellow fever, but adeices to-day from
headquarters are favorable
\ fribules Milwaukee special SAYS
Wm. L'wis, ter the past tcnyvars Superin
.ndcnt Of the Milwaukee X Prair,u Do
Chen T.. hs- re-igred ON account of III
ma Az, ana Lewis p. Rock. A.>is,sn; Su-
per'nienden., las teen appointed in his
place.
y Times Washington special says: Ex-
senator t0Nsn statos that b" has not been
tendered nor has no solicited any c.binet
position, and tina: be has not sought III in.
t.rvlew with the President He further
states that lie - not an applicant for any
Official pos ton.
On change this me ming there was open
ed for general business between thus city,
Milwaukee, aud Northern Wisconsin, lows
aud Minnesota, Telegraph Office hy the
Independent Telegraph Company +. W
~ ia fac, ~ 4
our mere hants and others with stock al d
gold reports from New York, is the Super
intendent.
fire IN West vision, early this A. NJ,
destroyed property to the value OF So .oo0.
l.. Penticoast, packer. and a Mr. johnson,
satls factor, are the principal sufferers.
Mike McCoole and Aaron Jones are an
nounced TO visit this city during the cur
rent week.
DIR. Hatfield, or the Wabash Avenue Me
thadist Church. preached . sermon, lss,
evening, on the temperance question. lie
said there were $500 licensed grog shops
IN Chicago. lie Illustrated the pecuniary
burden of these shops on cummuaitv, BY
supposing tho sales Of each amounted TO
80 day, which would make the agcrs.
gate amount pnid for drink in year the
large SUN Of sl6O0o,o 600. lie put the cost
to Tie entire country Ter lquors zach year
at Saoo,0Qo,ooo. In concluding he re-
marked. that in some Sta cs there have been
liquor laws, and ia ali Of these there " IL
hc-harins postponed labor to carry through
the rebellion. Tho friends Of temperance
now intend to aeitatc. and agitats until the
Maine liquor law is the prevail ing law of the
United States. In opposition to this the
run seller uses the torch Of the incendiary
to carry on his purpose; be poisons cattle
ard destroys orchards and thus he opposes
the law.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable


BERLIN, Sept l3-eyening. neeo
tiaAa ons pending for the psst week between
MIR kasson on the part Of The United States
and The Prusslan government, rclZtive to
postal reaties between the two countries,
have compltVed an Arrangement having fer
It's object the REDUCTION Of the nresent pest
age rates. similar in general features 10 q
treaty sItcen,ly completed with Great Brit
sln II was lnterchsngabiy signed but the
time when II goes into fleet was not maze
public. The most importan: features of the
new treaty are the reduction Of POSTAGE flu.
~ one-thiTd when mails are dispatched be-
tween the United States and any Of The
German ports direct. ami reduction o. hail
when mails are carried hv the way Of Great
Britain.
Moscow, Sept. II The G1z,tie in a lead
ing article pays high tribute To the United
States Tor lite course on ihe Crc,an question.
as eSempltiei in the resent resolutions of
Congress. and regards the example ot
America as the beginning Of more healthy
condition II ali.irs in Europe
NIhSNs, sept Is Count Charles Won
Fr4useu>iisn NJ crescent perferming the
nu,'o> a iht Austrian Minister al Conen-
h4s .7s Urs.4 #.n trtri minister 10
We.'.if-' q. re C.-.A- Wv..tiibtutk T.
ill.,.
Lr.>Uy. . -fia Llaca.'sr r...s
hlveeri. a. r.fe ytu.i ..s. nrn-
dreg uads w.- waa :, WIia1 llsImi',
vie WAS Wirrsr OF lha t., bundled .over.
eisns
4 telegram from bombay announces tha,
\ steamer If the Ahy>inn 81 expedition let,
India to explore the coast m fuJ suitable
PAGES for lanGing fer ten steamers charter
ed ~ the government. which haze sailed
from England for India. from where they
transpor; troops suj munitions IT wal ~
Ahysinnia.
BERLIN, Sept. II THE King of Prussia
seEt an autograph letter 10 the Emperor and
Impress Of the French, inviting them TO
meet him anu other seyetcigns Of the
North German S,.s.s IN seIue city in Ger
many hereafter 70 be designated.
FLoRRNCR, SEPT II Many ar:es.. Of
dangerous ard suspicious parties were
made hy tho Papal authorities Al Vi.orf
AAksEILLss Sept. IA n dispatch from
Alexandria reports that Ismael Pachs, Vice
roy OF Egypt arrived Gu his return from u
visit to western Europe and was received
with great IL ioicings
CONSTANTINE. PIE, Sept. IA frman
from the Sublime Porte granting general
amnesty 10 tie Greek insurgents in the IL
land OF Gambia has ius' been cf.icislly pro.
mulgatod
Berlin. sept ii, ,vening.--The selection
OF President Tor tie North German Psr,ia-
mens has not ye, been made. but it 10 gen.
orally believed that Prof simpson, Presl-
dsst OF the lest Parliament viii b chosen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16
CANADA.

MONTREAL, sept. Il A dispatch from
Queh'c says the Hoase of Commons will
meet IN the last week of oc,obe, 10 pass s
OH Tor supplies Another session Is to be
hsid in February. Tie local Ps.iismep n,
VIII meet during the interval.
last night Trim on the Grand Trunk
haiiro*o. near Hyacin,he, ran over Two
hoises Zen cars "efe thrown iown steep
embsnkment and badly ,lamsv,a M ono
seriousiy injured
Col. kedclifi, the newly aupoin,..i ram
mandsnt Of the Royal artillery ioYce in ,he
provinces Of Ontario. arrived from,Encland
yesessdsy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-16
LATEST News
Dr TELEG R.fPH,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRACY.
Kew YQrk.

Ngw f0sk, Sept is The Times
Washington special sAys: There Is good
nutho,ity for beg!egiug shat the preeicen,
Intends attempting to re.open registration
IN the Southern States aud postpone tie
elections.
Collector Smyth and ex Collector Barry,
Of New York, in an Interview with the
President urged the retention OF Secretary
Mcculloueh and received assurance from
the President that be had no intention II
displacinc h,n.
Gen. Howard, in order 10 reduce the ex>
pensss Of the freedmen . bureau. has issued
all importan; letter to the assistant com.
missloners. asking for q reduction Of the
number Of employees whenever. II can be
effected
Gen. Grant has issued an order of COZ
operation, designating subordinate military
officers TO take the places of those dismis
ssi
Under new Maternal regulations the Cow
eminent is endeavoring t. abolish snail
bonded warehouses and have large oaes
established in their stead This would
tend TO prevent fraud. A general protest.
however, has already been made by wins,
key distllcrs who claimed that 1t gave
monopoly 10 individuals owning bonded
warehouses. A committee has arrived here
from New York to endeavor 70 have these
regulations changed.
A lmes special says: Gen. Hancock has
! no, Jet arrived here, though daily expected.
lie comes Al the Presidents request, for
Con. Grant has not summoned hun
Gen. sheridan, who LEI: Leaycnwortt
last might, is expected here in about week.
lie vii! make q brief stoppsge at Chicago,
a. his cid home in Ohio and IN New York
The iieralds Mexico City correspondent,
Of Aug. 18th, says Considerable CANVASS
ing and excitement followed the call made
~ President Juarez for general election.
Factions werc active, and the opposition
we're neglectir no opportunity 70 di,
muish tho chances OF President Jaurtz.
The latter is in favor OF % amending the
Mexican constitution as to make it like that
of the United States. He il in favor Of al.
loving the clergy TO vote and be voted for;
Of having two houses Of Congress, and Of
making Ministers report to the Executive,
- IL is done in the United States.
Santa Annas trial is daily expected to
take place. His counsel will be the same
gentlemen who defer ded Msxim,li.n. The
general impressions 10 tina: he will not be
executed. but that his estate will he conf,s>
Gated