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~ d Il u U o D.
We offer large stock OF Winter Dress Goods.
shawls, Blankets. Hiannsls, Baimersl ekirttnu
Domestic Cotton Goods, Prints. White Goods and
Linen Goods, ct REDUCED PRICES for cash.
PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT,
An Immense stock Of the most popular makes.
Ladies' Gloves. o.; Gsntlsmsns'. Sazs.
JOS. ]. MAY q CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
ja Is eo7tif betwe cen 9Th aad loth cts
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Il Win tros In three minutes. Also, Q N
new Cutter Sleigh, Harness and Bells. IN
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NEW BOOKe.-Two Marriages. by the author
1 OF John Haiifa1. Jsssph the second sad Bis
By Muhfbsch. Frederick the 0rost Ana ~:
GGoIft, BY huhlbssh. ssmsons Elements Of Art
TTr riiS AndrewS Campaigns Of Mobile.
jas PRANoK TAYLOR.
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DECISION on THE VALIDITY OF ACTs DOuR
UHDhR THE REBEL 4ovRRNMEaT.-The So.
prems. Court Of Alabama in the case from
Low ndes county has decided that the exis-
tence OF the state was not destroyed by ssces.
sion and the military and political acts that
folio wed; that the government OF the STATE
was de fdeto government though not in nar-
mony with the Uniied States 0onstitu ion and
S0vernment and all acts under the authority
Of such de fdeto government before the sur
render, so far as they were executed, arc valid.
The validity OF such acts does not depend upon
Of the United States. Guardians who have
made Investments in Confederate bonds and
received Confederate treasury notes under the
authority Of the act OF tho Legislature OF De.
cembef. 1861, In good faith, are entitled to
credit on account thereof This case settles
the question Of liability where An ADMINISTERS.
tor received Confederate treasury notes in
payment Of debts due the estate. Chief JUS
tice Walker delivered the opinion.
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NTAOKI1IL And OODFIeH

10 600 pounds large sRoRD GOLDFISH.
60 barrels No. HACK1BEL.
Just receiyed AID for sale g esr yhsrf, q the
foot Of Seventh It @. p. BROWN son.
Oommiss mercha ants,
delst No. A6s Ninth e.. bet. 3 and =.
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pRePosALs yoR rURNIsHINo ARrIoIrs
i AT The WARRINGTON NAVY YARn

wmaIssrosA. hbnt a. J.nn, orT,,sr;;
sealed Proposals., 20 be endorsed aProDosaIs.
in Dc received q this once until II n :, ths Grst
Gay OF Jsoruary, 1857. for the following IN 3 Ala
1hieh niHsf be 81 As Gerry bear qnaIity. to BE- deif
sred free Of s1psnse anA 9oysrnment TAI 81 the
Inspection hersaf, 10 wit: "'so'
Bureau Of Provisions dnd C5s.hins.
1000 ften theusandI pounds Sugar -".
20 any barrels Flour.
Bureau Ssam EnsiHssrias. o.'
~ -" ~ ,seventeen theueend} pounds round Iron
noO eleven thoueanf sounds nat Iron
l9oo9 ten thousand) pounds slusrs Iron
7.W tssven thcusand) pounds Of anglo Iron.
S00 -four hundrsd) pounds Copper Wire.
Bnre1s of Ordnance
1twe) barrels Lard Oil, best quality,
keenonefhle sec uTity required for the proups
sad isitsini delivery OF supplies awarded Blank
ofms rtntErtheT yorfieul1rsf for bidders 70 Be had
~ tne once. CALVIN q. yAOKe SON,
go9-Ss PayD sster d. 8 NAVY,
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LouIsIANA-S -opsi, o. Co ~r-or WIZ Mes.
ssee -Governor Wells hiss concluded his mes
sage 70 the Legislature, which meets on tina
ssth instant. He approves ana favors the
adoption of the constitutional ameudmeat as
sumes that Congress will requre the SOUTH
ern States TO emf Anchise all cItizens refers TO
the July riot,. denouncing the assault
and killing OF tue conventioNists - an
unwarranted and unprovoked massacre. TO
crafty TIE hatred felt ny the police and mob
against the loyalists. He reviews the cond,.
ton OF the treasury, urging xation to pay the
obligations OF the State and for the maints-
nance OF ITS credit. He gives a favorable re-
port OF the progress OF the ievees and leaves
the Legislature TO prescribe the system Of con.
siruction In the future. He recommends the
universal education OF the masses; Suggests 3
division Of the school fund and An appPopris
ton for tie establishment Of scho ols Tor freed
men: advocates system Of internal improve
ments. He also calls attention TO ~ early
completion Of the Opelousas rail way to Texas.
He ad vises an address setting forth induce.
ments for foreign Immigration 70 this State,
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LOB ALL TIE. LATEST HovELrIEs IN
: DAVIS 4 aAITHERY,
20 Market Space.

lust RECEvED-Fresh supply Of Real Lsces
= Lace Collars; Bugle snd orystal Trimmines
and fLInees. Gut Jet Buttons, Be-. all OF the
DAVIS A 0AITHRR,aN
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TRONlN HAS RIOBIvED A LOT OF LA.
~ DIES SARATOGA SKATES. st his Head
quarters. 23S Pennsy lvanfa avenue. jaf2-et
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r o B q A 4.
1850 pounds OF Telegraph Wire, suitable for
one large size Fire and Rurslsr PROOF .f.
One 9 ton Coal and Hay Scale
$40 Cotton and LINEN Bed Sacks
800 Iron Bedsteads.
Also, . large LOT Of Quartsrnastsrs' Stores from
the late Government sales Cheap for cash
isssst. ,tA street and canal Bridse.
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CITY NEWS.

rrrr per cent. additional to our regular
rates will be charged for oil space occupied
by cuts, and no deviation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

The Journal Of Commerce, iu reply to the
questions Of numerous correspondents a. to
the best Investments Of their surplus capital,
says:
There is no method Of placing any world
iy substance beyond the reach Of absolute
loss except IN giving 1t in worthy charities.
All attempts TO guard accumulated treasure
from the risk Of loss, while retaining her.
sonal control of it for future use, must fail.
in the nature Of things. The risk mus, be
incurred. and no human wit has found an in
vest ment that will hold treasure beyond
contingency. Some Investments are safer
than others, but even these canno, be CLASH.
ned IN order with any approach to positive
certainty. The general rule is true, that the
chances OF loss are measured by the chances
OF profit. An investment which promises a
large return places the capital at a propor
tionate risk. and the exceptions only prove
The rule. There was never time when bust,
ness men felt the burden of forecastinp the
future more oppressyely than at present.
ms Is one secret OF the increased mortal.
" among prominent merchants and capital.
ISIS during the present year and both the
burden and the uncertainty increase as they
strain their vision to penetrate. if possihle
the unknown future. We do not recommend
however, period OF inaction because of this
uncertainty. He that observeth the cloud
shall not SOW, and he that .egardeth the
winds shall not reap. Activity, with some
apparent loss, IS better than staena,ion, not
only Tor community generally, but also better
ior the individual trader or workman whose
returns may seem TO leave balance on the
wrong side of the account Asa manufac-
turing establishment suffers less BY running at
less than cost, than by an actual STORAGE
which leaves the machinery to rust and the
iaoorers to scatter, so it is with individual en-.
terprse. Suspension brings the rust of mac
non on all the machinery of business, and
olss'pates the forces which mus, be kept to,
eether u success Is to be gained in the fu
ture- Every man has done his duty when he
works at his best, and results NAV then he
safely LETT to the direction Of an overrnlire
Providence. The season for activity has
come let all men do resolutely what comes
more plainly TO their hand, and hone for the
best This is not only wisdom, but the clear.
est requirement Of duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08
Miscellaneous,
JULES JARED'N
EMAIL De PARIS.
The New Beautifier of the Skin.

/ Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies':
rhi' secret of beautif,ing the skin being known only
to hes.r. Jsr- Rene they honorably s,a,s that /,
differs fro 81 other preparations 1t give. 10 the most
harsh AMI esled skin 10th the texture and color 81
polished ivory, owing all d.eoior.topa whether ap
pearing reci-,. tan morphev moth, or blackworm
specks aai especially suocsasfui 10 ont tn.
| marks LEI, BY ihs SMALL pex.
The agent. Of 'LEna de Paris msst conndeptl,
submit to the puh- the earnest eudorsem ents Of such
| iistingui, h, a ladies
Sgnors Rs,ori, NJ lie Felicia yestval, Miss
Maggie Mitchell. Mrs. D. f. Bowers, Luz
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponlsi, Mrs Emma
Wsller, Lucy Rnshton, Monte De
Msrguerittes. Miss Agnes Perry,
sn4 mans ethert whose high standing the profession
gives the of truihfulness their Intelligent and
geuunes .stoss
III Be. Nhl Lucille Western ssra
Il hnd ast Ne Email PRODUCES all the brlapoy Of
tag OF tot' 1t resily sdds tbs
aud hssuts ni ~ skin."
The VI, siA A-eni yestvalf says
II have -gtrrsi much from the various Whit. To-
use, that eo.rs.r il a perfect b.nrsacton 10 fni
pssparstien shea civ ia. necessary uhitensss TO the
skin. aud ass,a the skin ccol aud smooth
Miss N, xais Vi hsilsys:
Il have llie; The sg,n beautin.r .LEmalI lie p.r,,
and fun rat I Instantly impsrs psturai bloom and
freshness r. the complexion"
jared amsil de Paris 10 used delicate besuthes
OF the kit ~ Thez,re Saloon Ball Room By the moot
refined ST. -crnpuious ladies' producing all the bemuti
yng effects II and ,lywh,e withou their vussr
glare or Injury to the shin.
Sold by all hrseisss Druggists Pcrfumsr, and Ladies.
Hstr-Dresssrs
South Tenth street, and Johnston, Holloway / Covdsn
L. i.astsn 81 Broadway; Demas Fsrees Co. and I
wells . O., New York, and Eugene Jonin, Ill
PHILADELPHIA Agents..
JARED RENE. aeseral Agents and Inpor tiers. NJ y
decl-sm ~oJ-athp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

THr Unirersal eecman Can't, d...-;,
IN the follawing curions terms The mes,;a. -
we h'ne OF Prussia and the King of s..ony
at Grossenbeeren o"'
Inc royal train stopped at the risb. aid.
O. .ne platform srrsnged for the occ.. ;r'
I n'ns william walked quickly to meet Kin.
y so; snn said to him, welcome, brotbers;r.
me isuer, holding his plumed hat in
p SnI manu- ano with the other strairh, down
With . serious and moved AZ - ~. rra'u'
Your Majesty. King \ lillian did M n'"f'
low him 10 finish, but taking him Nv ho,h
hands. drew him near. exclaimins. .No c 80
mony, brother-in lawl' and Kissed him =.
Doth cheeks. They Afterwards entered ,Sa
roysi carriage arm.in.arm, followed h, ,hs s
Prince Roysi, Albert, Who. With ! ~
bow, kissed the hand Of the King Of ; m.s;s " y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

The first drawing of Marks L Ehrlich will
come of this Friday evening, at ~ o'clock,
in the new Turner Hall, corner Of Ninth and
Main streets, and the second drawing, with
additional prizes, will probably come Of next
Monday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

VIZ call attention to the card of Messrs.
Alb. Roberts 4 Co., dealers in Groceries,
Produce, &C., corner Of Seventh and Main
street This is a new firm, and they are go
ing to keep good stock of groceries on
hand, which will be quite convenience to
those living in the northern and western por.
tons of the city.
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fusutial xna Gsn1uerfiM.
nARKETs M TELEGRAPH.


CAseage Maxkst.
By Tslesr,ph.l cucAse. sss.h
ncur-Aarkst tuii ssd ns1lnai; Sows.
whsss-Nos spsins opened arn and sAvs.os4 v u
u Of, bat siosss dall q q seOl ss1G No sp'As
nominal II - 10; rejected spEisg inactive
Cosn-Les scsvs and ~ lover; 20 ! 7v,ss314e' =
Z esI<A5oc md rsjsctsd A,<0sec
oss,-pull and sassr, elosnG with fsw baysfs 81 No
St lO1<c.
Rys-firm; fresh receipts No ssoeAe.
u.,,.vI-,s,ttIeA: No &c and rejected 00ese
e..s.-r,mo.hy In GOOD supply ct = Isls 10 Glover
Saiss.
Provisioas-Iouiet
Mess rork-sls Tselo.
Lsrd-1lA4l2c.
Green Hams From slaughter "a hoss loo
Dressed aoss-oaerinss liberal; market active asa 10
a Sc higher sales at q soes Is, closing 81 sos'
dividing on 200 lbs
chicago Live stoeh market.
Bv telegraph 1850 49,.
| Beef Catne-Becei,sd TO noon 10y hssn
f.iriy .oti,. for good iota; sAi's Of ssse % ''
| trains net in.
st % 1870 70.
sh.sn o.,., but stsady for good 10" ~ No. ~ IN
/ Z rior neglected
| Louisville Market.
By Telegraph
| Your-U nchanssd.
| wh.st-Rem.ins dull.
| WHISKY Unchanged
Provisions Lees erm aid more onefins' o0' p''s~
not quotahy lower
| Mes Pork $40 So
Lard l.@l9l1o
! BuIk Msats-Ts<aDelSe.
p,,on sid.,-c,..r In demand at I9]Sol7s4s.
| Butter and Chs.ss-UnchAnssd.
/ o,.-I;n,eed 81 81 Lard oil SOL H.
River risen "a ins 20 feet In the channel weather
! clear. .hcrmon-ter -
| s.vcE Marhst.
~ ,, NV Yoax. veb.y.
e,,et. .,,ops since call 51N coupons go 1915 ~
,oss IA losss; 1910. coupons zoos. all 1sos icss
WI az; NYclo2k Rrie s9ts; R.,dins 'oa's; O
,ossz southern ~ III Central llts4 81; c 2o5s;
IRIss NV 375. Ttw ssts
| y.v York Money market.
| ~ Telegraph =" test' '''''
| Money per cent.
| Children up I, 1879.
| eterIirs Sight lost4
view York Market.
| By Telegraph Nav fohK. vse.1'
! Cotton-Q let At ~.
vIour-slo oosl ., for .x.r. ssst.; Ohio il IN
changed
whs.,-So receipts. .s..di.r :. 81 90 for inferior
Chicago.
ocrn-pun 1t sils for western mixed in store
| o&ss-Dull
Port-opsn.d .,-,dy and closed heavy al 81 for
| and $40 e 30 80 fer old.
! Cut h.as-Y,rm.
| LArd-st-say.
Dressei Hos.-Unehsnssd.
! srgsr and Che~ss-lirm.
pe.roiet m stssdy at l9slSc for erud. and SOC for
refined In bond
New York Live stock market.
By Telegraph NV Ycsx. ree,i
| Beeve. Tho market hss been somr~ what iish, the
run BIRTH BERGEN Hil aha Albany has h-lped 'h-
k.t and prices to-day ar. &c better than Monday
lat
better for mutton.
Milwaukee Market
| ny Telegraph hu~luKn, Feb. :.
Flonr-pul Int erm.
wa..,-puli and lower "a IL for No .ndsl rs for
No
0ss-ytvm 1T &se fot No2.
Co.n-Htld higher at 1lc for No z
Prnvisons-v-ry arm.
Mess Park-e.s 50 for prime.
Lard-iee
Hogs-Drs@ed h-m a. g. CO.
81 Louis Market
BY Telegraph e.. Louis, Feb. T.
Tobaree--U Tine hans-d.
Cot,on-sonin. e9e 3oc for middIins
rlour- Business slack. but price, IN -,ntain.d-
whaat-'nastivs and prices nchanged
rorn-orenea heavy and el,ssi la &c lower. 20 for
MIXED and yellow and $50 SIC for white
0ats-F.ssy aud dropping At s6os'c
Provi-ion.In large d-pAnt and packers have hardly
| enough tacon ont OF smoke to supply orders.
Mes Pork-sla 1880 So and p-im. mes ST.
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FoRrY CENTS per line, each insertion, will
be charged for all notices appearing in this
column. No notices, however short, will DO
nser.ed for less than one dollar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

HAVE you ever considered the risk Won mn
p neElecting what is apparsutly sliehi Cold
Anos, think before the seed Of disease ys,.
inmates IN the system. Aarsden's Pector.l
Balm has been found successful 10 the treat.
rsst o ~ sssss' gssls b Ken : yalIss,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

THE river is nearly clear Of ice in front Of
the Levee, but at the present writing ii still
remains gorged at the foot of Bank street.
1t is thought the ferry boat will be able to
make landing to-day at the old dixie, at
least an effort will be made to do so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

THr District Court pursues the even tenor
or its way. The business doubtless interests
the parties directly interested, but not the
public There have no cases of general i'm.
portance been on the tspis so far.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

PERsoss stopping in the city for few days
can have the GATE CrrY lett at their rooms
or boarding houses by leaving their orders at
this office,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

The residence of Mrs. Wilson, at Sandus-
Ky, in this county, was destroyed by FIRE
Wednesday evening. The FIRE caught from
the hue. 1t was discovered before it had
cessihle, and little water, the flames had their
own way, and the building went down. Con.
siderable furniture was destroyed With it.
The loss is nearly $1,000; no insurance.
Mrs. Wilson is widow lady, with two chill.
dren.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

SPECIAL communication Of Harden Lodge,
No. 20, on Friday evening, Feb. 8. Work on
the third degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

WHEN the celebrated Patrick Henry ri
Virginia. was near the close OF his life. And
IN feeble health, he laid his hand on the r.;
e, ard addressing an old friend who vas
NV. MN MN, sad " Here is a book worth more
misfortune neve~ 10 have rood !; w,,h y - my
attention and fesi ing until Ia,.iv y, p'1ps.
this time he wrot "a his dancb,a.. az npoue
the Deis,s have ned ma9 ~. ), nea1
gives me far no, "a thar H. '1oughs
Of Tory; for i der rel;a: appeliat,on
ly higher importan. ian nol;,;oa % innnste,
i;vaa =. e"ase 70 "s,h myself, that | have
nnhI;o .ons' aha gwen no decided and
paw proo' OF ms ing CHRISTIAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

THE Quincy Wing says: "We learn that
one of the pilots of the keokuk Packe. Line
sksted down from Keokuk to this city in i've
hours. No particulars have been reported
10 us''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

IT is not right that an effusion of the fol-
lowing character should be lost tits taken
from paper published not thousand miles
south of this. The writer evidently has been
enjoying such weather as We have been
blessed with for the past week-only ''lttle
more So Hear him: Brightly shines
the sun to-day, And all without is fair and
gay, Foretelling of the beauteous spring,
That Flowers of sweetest scent doth bring
Ipon its odor>laden wing. Babbiing ran
nels join the sounds That fill. our ci,y's ut.
most bounds. And music everywhere re.
sounds In all the varied walks and rounIs.'i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-08

EuGEsE JAccARD 4 Cove call attention
10 the card Of this long established and sub
stsntial st. LOUIS house. Messrs Jaccard Il
Go. have an immense establishment. Their
stock Is not surpassed in extent and excel
lenee anywhere in the United States. Hav.
ing personally examined it, we know whereof
We affirm. Their imported and manufac.
tured goods are of the best quality. We
commend the house to buyers. They will
find that they cannot do better in any market
in the country and certainly more courteous
and reliable dealers cannot be found than
preside over tie house herein referred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25

EDWARD HARRIS and other superior cassi-
me'es for gentlsmen's wear; some new styles
Tor custom work just received; prices war
r9nted as low as Baltimore, Philadelphia or
New York; measures taken and fits guaran-
tced at Heuning's One Price Store, on the
corner of 7th street and Maryland avenue,
Washington. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25
Al CTIO Il 6 AL rs

81 SIMPSON y ATWILL, AUCTIoNEEEs.
7 or FOR SALE-Will be sold, By auction.
IL (unless sooner disposed Of Oh SATUEDAT,
the 9TH instant, 81 Ii o'clock g. m at the prem
ise:, tue LOT OF GROUND. o. the south side
81 Prince street about 81 feet wesT Of Unicn 81 ),
adjoining on the w==t the warehouse occupied o.
III Eldridge i Co-22 feet front by about IS IL
depth. There is q frame building upon il. tbs
lot is entitled to the use of the brick waGs on
The east, west and south. Terms cash. Further
particulars Of
ap l9-eO4t F JOHNSTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25

ACCEPTANCE OF INVITATION T.
McLanghlin ESD, Of the Baltimore Bar, hay
ing been invited to deliver the address before
the Patrick Henry Society," at the Closing
Exercises of the 18th Session Of St. Johns
Academy, has accepted the invitation The
Closing Exercises will take place, this year, on
Friday, the 2Sth Of Juoe. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25

EXPRESS LINE OPENED. Mr.. ". ".
DUNCAN the agent Of Adams. Express Com
pany in this city, has placed messenger
on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and is now
receiving, and delivering freight at all the
stations on that road .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25

ELECTION Or OFFICERS. --The following
young gentlemen have been elected officers OF
the Patrick Henry Society Of St. Johns
Academy, tor the summer recess, via: Will
lie +. Arnold, President; John n. johnson,
If, and James 4. Butler, Vice Presidents;
Roao!phe CIaughton, Secretary: Julian Taylor,
Assistant Secretary; Alfred Atkinson, Treas-
ulaT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES,

no. SELLING Orr The subscriberTespect-
fully informs his friends and the public gener-
ally tthathe viii com mence selling of his entire
stock.of DRY GOODS FANCY GOODS and
SHOES, from this. day until the arst Of May
Those DESTROYS ofsecuring great bargains would
do we'll to call Immediately. as there will be Ell
perior Inducements offered. = s'
= : . = - NJ -HOFHEIMER,
No. 90, King street, End door from Royal. :.
Also,gone PIANO for sale. ap 20-1w g
81 READY-MADECL CLOTHING. The subscri-
her, 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. lo6,
King street, good GREY SUITS. Of wool ma
terial, at SIS MELTON CLOTH SUITS, at
$3.50, and different kinds of SATINET SUITS
at So so 80
Also SUITS Of the FINEST FRENCH
CASSIMERES, 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. s%-Ss S. DEALHAM, Z
APP 8-2awtf No. 106, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25

POLICE REPORT. -MAGIsTRATE's OFFICE.
William Baker, for an assault on Henry Mai
ler committed some time since, was ballcd III
the sum OF 5000 for his appearance at the July
term Of the County Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25

For STAUNToN. Deputy Sheriff Rock, lett
this place this morning for Staunton, having
10 charge Christopher Bo1eman, alunasic, who
escaped from the Asylar last week, and made
his way back TO this place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25
aN~ EVERYBODY SHOULD USE
RIO IT r. RS II

ExPEcroRAL WILD CHERRY Tonic,
For Diseases Of the Chest, Liver, Kidneys,
lungs, Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Diar-
rhna, Dysentery, Cholera morbus, General De-
bility, &c.. aud as a Blood Purifier it has no
equal A sure preventive and cure OF fever and
ague intermittent and bilious fevers, No fam
lily should be without it. Sold by Druggists and
Dealers everywhere. Price $l.25 per bottle.
s,9 JANNEY & Co..
st Druggists, Wholesale Agents,
NH 4:tf No. 145, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25
MARINE LIST
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-A Is.

ARRIVED. .a ts-s# t,...
Steamer Express, Nicle, Baltimore, toJ. Bro
ders g. Co.
Schr. l.. +. Ogden, Trume, to American Coal
Company. @,5a
Schr. Kedron, Herring, to American Coal
Company.
Schr. Ellen NJ. Baxter, Pairo, 20 American
Coal Company.
SAILED.
Schr G. T. Hur5ert, Beers, Hudson, n T.,
by American Coal Co.