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THE BASIs OF REPUBIIOAN N
.'-t' GOVERNMENT. m idi o.

Reaolced, That the several States composing the
United States, are hot united on the principle OF
unlimited submission to their General Govern
ment, hut that by compact, under the style and
title OF Constltution Of the United states and Of
amendments thereto, they constituted q General
Governments, for special purposee-delegAtsd 20
that 0oyernment certain definite powers, reaerv.
Ing, each State 70 Itself, the reslduaTY mass Of
right 20 their self government and that when
ever the General Go Vern fneht assumes undelugnl
Ted power It's acts are unRuthOritatiYe, void, and
OF no force; That TO this compact each state ac-
eeded - state, and Is an integral party It's CO.
states forming, astOitself, the other party, that
we VS. ,S2yernment created BY thia eompact was not
the powers delegated TO ITSELF since that would
have made u discretfOn and not the tion
the me sure Of its powers but that as In ali
otner cases OF COMPACT AM0Ea FOWNRs HAVING
" ioohNoN sUDoH, KAoH PATTY HAS AN EQUAL
kI9HT TO JUD0E ron ITsELF, As WELBOF IfFRAC.
EloNs aS OgTHk N0BE AND NE1suRR OF KKDREss-
zAs tsrsl 6sNtaokB RsseSutf0a of f79e! 4 J - ID
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The p Parfs Exposition ---Grand Dis.
play-Imp0Sing Ceremonies. .,

PkRIs, July 2--At the distribution OF
prizes, yesterday, seventeen thousand peo4
pie, representing all the nations Of the
earth, were present, dressed In the nation
al costumes. The orcl estra numbered
ZOO musicians, accompanied by organs and
musical bells. After the Emperor's speech
the exhibitors stepped in front of the
throne, and received medals &C., from the
handao Of the Emperor. Altogether there
will be 1850 responses to 0.00O exhibitors.
TIE Emperor Of Russia was awarded a
gold medal for fine horses. Napoleon was
awarded gold medal for model lodging
house. o % l,aa a....f ... -l- ..- 10 .c..i T.. Z
The French Ministers of State were pres
ent with the legislative chambers, seated
near the throne. The Lord Mayor of Lon
don aud several aldermen were present.
Napoleon's throne was guarded by a de-
taehment of guards. .s. a-,.. "a.
The Imperial party was conveyed in six
Carriages, each drawn by four horses the
carriage Ia which the Emperor was seated
was drawn by eight horses, and contained
the Emperor, Empress, Prince, Imperial
Prince. Napoleon and one of his sons
hhiT The Sultan of Turkeys eortege was her
aided by three carriages containing Turk
ish officials of great distinction. His We
hielel was drawn by eight horses, each
mounted by a servant In livery. All the
carriages we're literally covered with gold
Napoleon took the seat on the throne IN
the center of the groupe, having the Sui
tan on his right aud the Empress on his
left. The Empress was dressed In a robe
of white satin, trimmed In silver, and wore
heavy diamond necklace. aq b. t.,s
The Minister OF State read TO the EN-
peror the report OF the juries on the sue
cessful exhibitions, productions, and OBJ
.jects exhibited by them. Amer its COM
clusion, Napoleon arose from the throne,
and In clear voice said: ''Gentlemen I:
after an interval oftwelve years, come,
f0F, the second time, to distribute rewards
10 those who have most distinguished
themselves in those works which enrich
nations, embelishes life, and soften manners.
The poets OF antiquity sang praises of the
great games Ia which various nations as
sembled TO contend with Greece for prizes
In the race and other sports, .... aiI
"What would they say to-day were they
present at these Olympic games Of the
Whole world, in which the nations Of the
earth contend by force OF intellect alone,
and seem TO launch themselves forth sim
ultaneously on an infinite career of pro-
gress towards an ideal which has been lnces-
sanity approached, without ever having
been attained. From all parts of the earth
have come representatives Of science, art
and industry, who have hAstened TO vie
with each other; and We may say people
and Kings have both come 10 do honor to
the efforts OF labor, and crown them by
their presence, with Ideas, concillation aud
peacen
The American Commissioner, Mr.. Beck
with. haa been made an officer of the Legion
Of HonOroH si, tl... +.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


TAMES N. Lodges ct AL VS.. Elizabeth Lodge ei
~ al. Superior Court, case No, G03 In obedi-
ence to the command Of an order of PARTITION is.
sued by the Superior Court Of MONTGOMERY Coun.
ty, Ohio and TO directed will o1fer. for sail
on the premises herein described, in Montgomery
County, Ohio, on .,....l 49,. u. s.r.4,- 'tr-
,r,t Saturday, Apgtst 10, 1861, eal
Alta O'Clock p. N, the following described rdal es
tate, to-wt Situated IN Butter Township, Ia the
county OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio, and
being hfuy acres fland on the east side Of the
southeast quarter 9l.seetion twenty C2Ol, town
ship three 90, range six (G) cast IN said township
and county Aforesaid, with all the privileges and
pput9snaflcee thereto belonging. said ff N hitk
a good log house aDtta good barn and other out
buildings, and Is nne land, within one aud u hall
miles o I ChambeTSburg. -, '
said real estate has been appraised at $40 per
aero, subject to adpwer interest of Elizabeth Z.
Lodge during her nRtufal llle, and cannot sell or
less than two 0tthirds the appraised value thereof
Terms of sale One thin casn on day of sale,
and one third in one year. and one third In two
years from day of sale. Deferred payments to
bear interest, aud to De secured by mortgage on
the premises. O @. III. DAVIDSON,
z ~" .L.. Sheriff Montgomery Co.
%. OpLIH 4 CAHILL, Attorneys. .tT aIri ..4H
. July2 1861 w4t-4S .,..... .f.' I..
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The New Star Clothing Store.

GALI at Is Jefferson street wherc you can dn,i
Ma large assortment pf Clothipg, AZ very l,w
prices Also large STOCK Of hats, caps, and b nts'
Furnishing Goods OF all kinds Z" ~ 5gI
Don't forg ct the place, the star Clothing Store,
No, l5 JeHerson street, three doors seqih u ,he
Market House. .. .....rt.Ji d. A. HARlsTEfN.,
June q lsW-dim 't..l
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] Who Wants Bargains.

VIA RTI N BON BERGER, REAL
ESFATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO. has for sale.
Twenty Houses and Lots rshging from $500 TO
IS no. lac. ... ... q ..r,t-t Ils r1.. . ...H
{" Also six Farms-three IN Dafke. two n Mont
gomeCy and one in Van Vert County. 90 sI
rae ,lniersigned can always be found at the
or rtths Post y ltco corner. |.l...4. ..... -.
BuysAnl sells property. Terms LIBERAL
M I
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that Simon Bumgartncr, an in.
i iented apprentice to Henry Frank, has lett
the employmcnt Of the undersigned, aud this 10 "
caution all persons not to har6gr or trrst him on
my account REBECCA KLhYH E
Adminstratrix Of the estate OF lIenfy Fratl<, he
ceased #. .lI ..I. July iBTl3ttyA al
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10 2OO shares. amountlng b.

lVXuO ahAres hAouhtlhg to-siis - % S<VOvuV
Certificates Of these shares Will DO inelosed In
envelopes exactly alike, sealed ul, mixed Well
together, numbered on tie outside and deposited
In boxes subJeetto pub,ie inspection Any per-
son sendiDg 10 cents iOE the certificate can urJlsr
any nnm or he may choose II he rs pleased with
what the certificate calls oT, he can then send g.
aud obtain a deed for theland no matter what II
over III 900 wiz be redeemed Ia Greenhacks should
II be pre- erred subject 10 "a deduction or 20 per
cent. TO cover peuse OF salesi so. ANY ma mbrT
OF shares can be taken by individuals, ,Clubs will
be received At 10 per cent discount, with AN extra
Certificate 70 the gelteT up of the club.
Address with money, and stamp lnelosed for
return postage, j .fiif FIt n. BAUDER. s.-.
b Rappshannoyk X City, Culpepper Co, Va,
Via lealeton station, u, and a, ~ X. a
p -Rappahannoek City IS In tile midst ol The
gold mining district IN CnpePper County and
Cliftoh In the coal and oil region, ia buchanan
County, on Louisa Fork Of Big sandy River
The shares are sold 80 cheap TO Induce inmigFa-
tion and settlement 'H '" June2i
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ayew Advertisements.
LEGAL NOTIC,E

NOTICE is hereby given that the unders gned
IN has this day been duly appointed and quail.
fed as the Execntoref the last wilihud testament
Of Catherine Overholser, deceased. late OF Mont.
gomery County. Ohio ... DAVID FLORT,
July2 1s61-wst-43
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Probate Court.

TUE following Executors, Administrator, and
GuardiAns' accounts viii be for settlement on
the 9th OF July, 1887. I-i ~.
Executors OF Henry Gallaher, John MInlck. sr
Daniel kneisley, John Van teve William
johns Estate
,AdministratoTs, Of John Beard, Austin II Hall,
jesse M lsey, Abraham Ensey, Joseph Heineys
Aaron Rohfer, samuel Kuhn and Nancy Freder,
iek's eptates. ..fr ~ lt-I --7l
Guardians, Of Noah Baker, william Baker
Harvey Baker Parry WAeener. Thomas KeOuKh
sarah keonkh, Margaret KeoHgh, Wellington
hlbgef William klihger, Margaret NJ Kiinger
Henry kin6er,, krancis NJ RiingeF Sarah o.
klinger, Laura e. Brown, Ella z. Brown, Ger
truds n. Brown and Ameri. Brown
f. ,L51L. -. ,II.il... DENhls DWYER,
Suhe TO- 1907 oI-dltawu Probate Judge.
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Anftinufers.
8asintss 9utifes.
DYSPEPSIA
DoCToR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.

~-- ToNIc is a coDcenS
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
hutiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. II is Z
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigssr
tion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Act u,
ty OF the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
II is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
Auited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept !
persons. For sale by all Druggists everyss
where at$l per bottle. = st5
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pUBLIC NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE,

TIME undersigned has been duly appointed Ad.
Il ministrAt0r ut tbe egtAte Of Peter Shafer late
Of Montgomery County Ohio. deceased
June FL 1s97-TswAs WILLIAM AULT.
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! BIG Ipjin Talk4

; ST.. LoeIs, JAY SL61loAel Patrick,
agent for the Cheysnnes and two other
tribes, lately met Spotted Tail, Swift Bear
and CHIEFS Of othertribess In council. Eley-
en- hundred were repreSepted The tribes
which participated n the Fort Phil. .~Kear-
ney massacre wiz soop Join, when there
win be some 1000 III Camp. -
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TN pursuaDce orian. order and decree OF the Pro
l. bate Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, made
IN n cause pending In Sail Court, " herein Frances
benkhoG, by her guardian, Lawrence Butz, Jr,, Is
petitioner, and said ward and others are defend
tnts shall offer ors sale az the door of tho cdurt
house In sau county, on Saturday, the 20th day of
July. 1857, MT two O'Clock P. the following de.
,cribefpfealestato situate In the city OF Dayton,
county Of Montgomery, and state OF Ohio, To wit
Part NJ lot numbered sixteen hundred and sixty
thTee 663). SAID part OF sud lot fronts twenty
six feet and three Inches On Jefferson street, and
runs back the same width 70 an alley anu is the
uorth part OF snid lot No. !. SEA . .l.
Terms OF Sale -0ne.thrd df the purchase money
10 be paid on tbe day OF sale. onerthird In one
year, and one-thrd in two years from said day OF
sale, to bearfnterest from day OF sale, and be Sc
cnrei By mortgage on the premises ..t..,f ...i
Said lot is appraised at $500 and can not sell for
less than two.thrds of the appraised value there.
of. LAWRENCE BU ~, JR.,
Guardian OF Frances BenkhoT.
JOHN j, AoKERAAH, Atty for Petitioner
Dayton, %. June lS 1867 JHneip-dltw4t-41
LVolkZeitung please copy
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IyROM the subscriber, living south OF DAYTON In
II the building known as the Hospital building
two milk cOWs--Oneof them entiIyly white both
OF the horns dropping but on0 ooDsi siderAbly lower
tnAn the Other--the other deep red horns turned
forward. Both f(esh. "A liberal reward will Ae
paid for infermation leading 20 their returpto i,
! JpnelT Uld2r SAMUEL HARLAN.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that Joseph Feastermaker has
l. been daily appoinlsd and qlaliaed ae Admins
rAtor OF the estate OF Joseph Hoch deceased late
~ Montgomery County Ohio
llIJ4.L..igt JOSEPH FEEsrRRM AKER
Dated this eth day OF June. iss7-Wsts,lO
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NOTICE.

William =. Kby. riaintin, against Rsbeeea Jane
Eby, Defendant 3lIlss 77-l.---
Common Pleas Court, Montgomery County, Ohio.
ID EBRCCA JANE EBY, IN the-county OF But.
n Ter, And State of OhiO IL noRined that w EililSm
Il kby did, on the 18th day Of April A d 1851
Ole bis petition In the Court Of Common Pleas
state OF Ohio praying that no may be divorced
nom the said Re6ac6a Jane Eby which potitiop
will stand for hearing at the ps4t tenn OF said
Court. Cause-Adultefy. WILLIAM FBY
Gro W. MoYxK. Atty. maf0 6TWssSf
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A HOMESTEAD FOR SIS.
1000 Farms and 10000 Building lots
FoR SALE,
IN THE .-. ...f
Gold and Oil Regions Of Virginia
To be sold in Shares Of ..t
FTvEDOLL RS e "A CTT
As follow.

..l.|... As follows 10. H.ti. .
u, Mns in1 Valued "a aGs rSte'' at 'o'A - l 2sOOo
1' dIi. % 7alSsd S Z At 's' oOS ,, NJ. eV 10 900
10 QoldUre 60 600 hulece. {. u. .4..2 ~. 5000
ID Farms OF 40 acres each, containing
M Coal or Oil, g. 0O0 apiece q, -,.,,y..il# 10 900
dad doSl or On s, ,SOo tSS's sliieSs 10000
1I goal or Oh, 800 Spisss. "a -. S..-t 10000
tcai Sr OH sio5 apiece :, 1.'1Els ~ y, 1900
~ feet ssppSaSSSa pepSeh sSo apiece s O's ~ y 81 900
4 100 RapPahanpock cay Lots, 100 BY 100 Ill, u,
feet each, $40 apiece, ....,...,..... 1000
200 Rappahsnnbcf city Lots, 50 by 100 E
feet each f20 apiece nd. co.. .s....I. 5000
500 RappahAnnock City Lots, Is by 100 NO..
feet each $40 apiece; ~, s,, ,,J..,., Z 500
IVY & s aSisoe s' III = " iVY'''' saS" 10000
- I7H #t.UlIi sI.It.'i 900 -------
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NOTICE OF COPARlTNERsHfp.

The nndersigned having purchased the .entira
Third str Ut Vil c0AtinQe tho husiness at the oId
stand, SO long and hyorably known, We expect
by close attention to business hrst class
ronage. kELSO II BENNETiF,
Jnne II, '67-dlw.W3iA -
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NOTICE

THE undersigned has been duly appolntad and
II quAIided a. Admibistrator npou II Se estate OF
Hiram Marker. deceased. late of ihig CouDiy
june ~ 'oI-ditotN'-S JESSE DEMfNr
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NOTHCE.

TT AvING sold my entire stock Of Drugs, &C. No
IL e-,5. Fhird. street. 70 kslso a DannStt 10th
wen known Business men and com petcnt drug.
gists The community who favor them with thelr
custom. need hays nufears hut that they vii be
iai,ls sRf hs99ss'y dealt Filhf !, Y, -
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Is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenesf.
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group.
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, it
he Aling, softening, and expectoFating, an
particularly suitable for al affections bfthE
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. Fsaafta, ian3 n
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A MexfcaliI Characteristic.

A MeAIcan CharacterIstlc.
New oislkxNss july a. A Galveston dis
patch saysia Monterey letter. written pre-
vions 70 execution, says the Emperor was
ness. Hr~~ frfFa t'- f~A--'
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OHEcKs. RECEIPTS. &C. 1's7g
Neatly printed Atths EMPIRE
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( CuRr Dr.Striekland's
Pies. 'If PILE REMEDY.

Has cured thousands Of the worst cases Of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief, aud effects q permanent cure
Try it directly. 1t is warranted TO cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 30 cts. pcr
bottle. -j 1 ....Nst 8 b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

The Albany Evening Journal breaks ground
in favor of General Grant for President in
1868: Gen. Grant, by long odds, stands the
best chance Notwithstanding the bitter
opposition of some of the ultra Radical leaders,.
He is in a position where he is the most
available man-and the Radicals will be likely
to take him up for fear hs will be made the
candidate Of the onposition
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D L Y G . @ D.
HfLEG ANT n f w GOODS.
We are now-in receipt Of the best selected as
sortment of DRY GOODS we have ever offered
~ To- ,1r,

~ u
sortment OF DRY GOODS we have ever offered
in A leXandra.
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS,
We have all the new styles and choice brands. of
rich figured and plain Organdles
- ''-----~--'.- - lconets and Percnl-
Embroidered Grenadines
Cmpemerttts, Muhurs Lustrins, DtChiev-
ers, Glcnadine Brooches, Ginghuln: Seeded,
Striped and Plain Mu,lins Heavy Rerpel and
Plain Black SILK, Coored Silk Ne
IN MOURNING GOODS,
We have Black Hermann, two yards wide Black
Berage, two yards W de, for shawls aid suit, !;
also, silk Grenadine, IRON Berage I.upin' s
French Mousins, y lpucas, iall prlces,) Plain,
Figured and Striped, Black, Black and White
Lawns, Mourning silk, New STYLE Black and
White. and Black and Lead CoIoroi Calico,
English Grape and Grippe Wells, Black Tissue
ANA 'erage for Wells
IN DOM ESTIC~,
we are prepared to offer great bargains il,
Blrachrd and Brown Cottons Ticknys Checks,
Shrlngs, Stripes, TwilIS, Heavy Goods, for
Awnings, &c, &c.
IN LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
we name and Sd Table Daulnsk, Napkins,
Russia Diaper, Huclieback t0weling frlnged
and Bordared Towels, Heavy Bath and Friction
Towels, Irish Linens. .-. ...
in MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
we have full line Of superior French loLhs,
Black French Docskin CassiIncrcs, COlorcd
Casslncrc:, Twccls, Cashmerctts, Summer
Cloths, Drubdetc, kentucky Jams, Lincl!
Drills and Ducks Striped ana Check Linen and
Cotton Pant-stutis, Silk and Satin Vc$tn9s,
with full assortment of Coat Innings and Tail
ors trimmings Cravats, Ncckties Linen and
Paper Collars, Silk and Linen Handkerch +,
Half Hose &c, together with our lsual large
supply Of Purusns. Hoop Skirts French Cor
sets, Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Druids, But
tons, &c, &c. all Of which we are determined
to sell ut the very lowest prices for cash, ~ orr
new store, No. g. corner King and FariaX St..
my Is ROBERT l.. WOOD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

1t is thought that the least Louis Napoleon
could do for Macmillan, now, would be to take
him under: his especial charge, bring him tc
Europe, and bestow upon him the first new
kingdom, which may arise out OF the ''compli-
cations " hich prevail there
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LUMBER DEALERS
JOHN PER Y I


nLD STAGE LINE FROM ,--.,
" ALENA NDRIA TO WlNCH E5I kE
FARE REDUCED. Leaves AL s5@.fT5 =3aa:ass
exandria TUESDAYS, TIL Rs sz:@SSls.ES ~
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 7 o clock a. IN,
and arrives at Winchester at T. O'Clock M, fol-
lowing days. ,.,,, 70,
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at II o'clock m,
and arrives at Alexandria ut y o'clock p. M,
following days
Lying over at Uppervie Mt night, where
here are good hotel accommodations.
Persons taking this line will be called tor NJ
their residences in Alexandria and Winchester,
ard delivered at same Oh arrival.
Fare from Alexandria to WinchesterS3 0l
Aldie............. Is
q " Middlcburg. rs
sc g Upperville ...... 4 90
Other points in proportion.
Offices at the City Hotel, Alexandria, and Tay-
lor Hotel, Winchester
Freight on all packages sent by this line must
be prepaid if not its delivery will be at the risk
of the owner. c. VESSELS, Proprietor.
w. B. holland,
Agent ut Mlddeburg
j. II. THOMAS,
ap lift Agent at Fairfax G. q.
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Assistant Adjutant {
DOA RID O T. Ii L A j. r III

D,-,,,n, =, @ o,l1 ri tho Ma,.or thn MON hers
Iursuaht ~ In III WY w n;t .'I -; tho
OF tho DoaLu vi neuan, ei I's C,'y ''o'
Ghhmoer VI If Sn , o. d o,iuaI ~,
DAY evenings ~ ~ oui i'pI' ' n W
the eleGtloh VI Chaties pc' y,
lanes Eht"isle' Jl' l'''''"'' ''''''
hT Th finn IF tho Messnnrar was fixed
tie SDn III ,.s fn, thn ensIin ~ Tn,r
~ S =" I ,r1cJ,in1o Of Ar r. r yVirrner
! NJ Sonrotorv u;oe nuthoriz nd to have nrr1e ed
c, +bo IN ~ tba Roord hI,nI, notices to the
~. V,u - - ~ J0lIor ond CIV nonta
Thn ro e; Of Mr. lain A Dixon WIS
rona;I,ad anncnr,tnd and Mr. lanes Grirr elect
od to fiji the vncnncy.
Ordered by the Board That the following no.
t;ce shall he INCORPORATED with the proceeding:
of the meeting and published, for one week, in
the Alexandria Gazette:
The Board of Health OF the city Of Ale1un
dria respectfully request the prompt and serious
regulations ard conslderat ons and asl: their CO.
that it is the determination of every mem Der Of
the Board, in his respective district, t" do all in
his power to keep the city III IL clearly cohat-
tion, by enforcing all inc law" IN inc case mHac
and provided.
AN ACT TO PREVENT NUIHANCE%.
SEC lst Be il enucLed by The City Council
of Alexandria, That no person or person2 shall
JischAr,r cast, ,r cause to flow upon any Of the
streets, lanes or alleys, or any parts Of the city,
/
posit the same in some suitable vessel there to
he kent mill CHILLED for. and removed in the
manner herein provided.
SFc 2nJ. Il shall bo the duty of the Trus-
tees Of the Poor. to cause ull such oful to be
called far collected and removed four times Il
wnnI; in the months of Nav. June July. An.
"nst ond Scntrmbcr md twice Il week during
lie reInnindsr Of the wear for the use and bcne-
lit Of the Aims House
SEC. Sd. Any person or persons his or their
servants, who Shall violate any or1he provisions
of this act shall forfeit and pay not less than
the sum of one dollar, and not more than
five dollars, to be recovered aS other lines ana
forleiturcs are recovered.
SEC 4th 1t shall be the duty Of the Board Of
HEALTH Superintendent of Police, and Police
he strictly complied with and enforced.
Sc 5tG This net shall be in force from it,
massage
Pnssnd Julv 10Th 1853
Tho citizens are requested in case OF any neg
lect on the part Of tie drivers of the GHrbage
C S1S o TO CHI VI their houses to leave Their
namrs und The number of their residences. with
omT Ip"rnhnr If tho rosrJ Of Trustees Of the
by oynr. HE viii ensure q nromnt and certain
remciv for the inattention comuInincd Of.
me ctizens IRE also reauested to remove i'm
mcdiutelv from their respective premises all
offni matter, manure or any other nuisance,
j
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

The President starts for Raleigh on Sunday.
He will be absent but a few days. On the oath
of June he will attend the Masonic celebration
10 Boston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

The important news relative to the capture
Of Qaeretaro, with Mayirnlian and Generals
Mejia aud CASTILLO, has Leen confirmed via
Vera Cruz aud Havana, the adVicrs from the
latter place being to the 9 st inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

Liquor seizures continue to be made in
New York and Philadelphia, and some persons
have recently been arrested charged with par
ticipstion in defraulinp the government, Of the
1nties .E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

Several of the foregoing roads are among
The best in the State.
Having answered substantially the several
queries propounded to me, | may be pardoned
for remarking, in conclusion, that there is
nothing 10 the future, so far as | can toresee,
to induce the suppostion that the interest on
the public debt of the State will not be regular
ly and punctually paid The debt itself will
doubtless be reduced by an exchange of the
interest Of the State in the roads aforesaid for
its bonds at par, either by the organizations
indicated in this letter or by authority granted
to the Board of Public Works to dispose of
the same with view to its extingui>hment
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM f. TAYLOR,
Auditor Public Accounts.