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New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CoMNUNIPAw. May 22-The cattle trade opened
this morning with 1900 buocks salc including the sJ9
Alexander ne offered here for the FIRST lime 1hc other
large shippers Tempeton Bro with $50 head ard
McBet Nichols 9l5, All Illinois stock The weather
was unfavOrabc-a drizzlng Tan-but with a good show
OF buyers trade somewhat lively, and from appear
ances over $50 head would remain unsod at night
With the exception % o. little Texas scrs OT5 cwt at
15c and bunch Of 50 thin Illinois cattle, the ailhgs of
large drove, "a cwt at $50 eac there nothing sold
for less than l6c while most Of the good stock brought
abOnt l7c with selections at l7c. The McBeh Nichols
cattle varied from Gl 90 .. cwt, ~ fnr 10 good nrr
and brought lGl0I7Ic while AeXander's drove were
running ont at lG0l7c About 20 additional OF cattle
are expected here tomorrow There were no cattle NJ
Hudson City, and buyers who went there aiterward
iOined the crowd at COmmuDipaw.
The arrivals OF sheep at theee pens mp 20 to-day are
3O5l about two cars Of which remain unsOd Trade Is
dull aud prices falling with more coming forward, -
peciay thin lots than are wanted one loi OF 4i head
a m fair Pennsylvania stock, shcared, was sold ths
morning TIE, with very poor; IL n ~ 1f ich 100
thin wool sheep sold at 6lc with 2e, good ~
To- gheared, o&c. Prices from Oc iOl some Oi le
hard lots to &C. for medium TO good and 81 SIC for fat
lots There were sale here this morning, tWO OF
which held over. ,
Hogs are pouring in rapidly % cars fresh at CommuDi-
paw. and lG fresh aud stale at To;tothsI this morning.
making in thc market. The receipts mp 10 dac az
these yards 62, aud sales are very slow 10 day WIN
poor prospect OF closing cut. Prices range HON 4 10
75c.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
PROPOSALS FOR 100000
MINNESOTA STATE LOAN.

STATE MisNHsOrA, OFECg OF STATE TRE.suREH.
SAINT PAUL, May g. 1871. y
passed s las,
authorizing the Issue Of the bonds Of the State The s1
Hundred thousand DOs e proceeds 10 be applied 70 deiry
the building Of state institutions which s-d act vas approved
br the Governor March 9, 1867,
Notice hereby given that the proposals will he received by the
dergD f the whole p OF @ amount at The banking once Of
Messfs r. NJ hyers Co. No - Puest HegfOr until SAIUR
DAY, June !, 1861, At 10 o'clock 10.
be thousand dollars el bearing
date July !, 1861, and payable ten after dsts
Win fof these bonds than thef
greater rate VI Interest than cent payable
annually G NewYok specified IN the sipIes and tho
boud, viii be awarded 10 the b ghest bidder
The money be paid ia H. s. notes IN NeyfOFk 81 Psn
an delivery Of the bonds on tie first Of july l2oI.
ndOsti Proposals Los1" sld addressed 20 tie
Undersigned Of Messrs r. 81 Myers Co. No y Pnet New
York City. ~ lliAhiihs ,,ilEsrfIi ~
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
port-it)aroen's Notice.
CANALHINQUIRIEs.

A Buffalo paper says: At q meeting of the Canal
Board Wednesday last, the Hon. Jacob A. Mead. Re-
publican member OF Assembly from Livingston County
presented adayts charging two of the enginsersn he
employ of the State with mafeasance In ofaca syroo
NJ Hanks, Resident Engineer the Chesasso Canal
OF materials in excavation. and Walter W. Jerome 70
charged with making exorbts9t sstimste s.enan
was offered nv acretarv BARLOW directing tho Auditos
to serve copies Of the adays the parties s S
same on the 10th dav OF June This coufse was sdyo.
Gated by Messrs Aberger and Hayt the Commis@eneis
in charge of tbe Diysions where the work referred 70
located Controller Hhouse said that one or the EnE.
neers had reguested him, In any chagea snond pe
ine inyesgation into his conduct The resolution sas
unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
4 MEXICAN DOCK and IMPROVEMENT Co.

GUARANTEED BY THE


CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF EEwJERsEY
Tie bouds are for ~ each due July 1896 Interest AZ per cent
payab January and July ~ tie City o SewYo They have eou
pons attached and be bei either rs registered bonds or " bearer
bonds as the holder may FROM time to time elect
These bonds are issued purchases and mproeperi'n Com
munpaw Boy utbo the State Of NesJcroy On the eT
tene Of the Company. aud connection With the improve
ments the Central Railroad Company of NcN-JerseJ
puncus payment Of The principal and interest Of tie Bonds
guaranteed by the Central Railroad Company oi SegJeey
These Bcuds had par and e scaed interest OF SAMUEL
KNOX Treasurer, No lO3 LIBERTYSr., Hew.York.
Any further information desired can be obtained ppo'ion Tie
same place, ebere a copy Of the Bond ran be seem
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON
JOHN &. GREEN, Finance
MOSES TAYLOR, Committee.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

We offer for ihe puh DE above Bonds be
hevug possess advantages and security Tor The bohhods
Il other Raoed obligation ever orftd IN S leI
The Interest Il fully secured follows: . m -
FIRSTDurng construction q Jearsl u s a4mto ~ Inc PIhefs
Loan aui Trus, Company.
SECONpTheeaAer tie proceeds oi ud sales rom The CopA
o lands amounting 20 f1iSJ sores " -
estimated While She irter j. leng paid by e 1usl on
accumulate fund for the prnent 81
th snAing aud Of million ~ dollars anu tt
Of land win amount 20 more hsn she interest on ihe
bonds
TWRDThe RaHsv Lands Rqupmen' sa1 an property nov Owned
be AoIufd bg tie Company has been
conveyed 10 the Farmers loan and T Colpan 20 be o lhn
held a Trustees ihs tondhoe rith proper proVis"ns 70
and enforce the prompt payment 81 Ae coupons as @ aI
The earnings estimated VIII anou9 70 over os uhs
Tie annual interest.
T prBo pal secured 20 Tie Psuaer Iosn and Tu 'on
panv in which that corporation assumes and sgs 70
it AZ maturity. ,-.--. A. ,,t----
Lacrosse and The Iowa STATE ne distance - ~ s ~
viii The Ciicefo All NorhNei'n eA'n,.n ron
Madison le chicago and place ~ faui ana ,hgo
OF each other ltl local mEori'tee nno " ne
lHr-e bet work ~ toJs ucS A ~
Paul vih lc u Rlsa's 81 fni soth Iltch lo ih % Ih
brnoe borls he road lands Shs os nave beeh
promised su are hr. mrfe h. al he towns aoas thc ae
Parties alHg tiese bonds desirable Investment can allg 10 10
In lcrsau.o or q
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
RosroN LIVE srocK MARKEr.


BeeE-Per 100 n on total weight OF hide talow ana
meat extra Sli 50dSl4 75 first quality, $i asa 5 sec
Ond quality Sl3 50Osi3 IS; third quality, S2 tOcsji
few choice single pairs, s6 some OF the poorest bus c
Worfjng Oyen-s9OOassOO; handy Steers, sCOas2OO,
mnch according TO their value for beef.
OOics and YOpg Cdlr(s-F0r quality, FO0siJ; extra,
ssOdSli5; fauOw and dry, 80 0s5j
SheeO-Per ~, live weight, 7Ggc. extra, ~ D9acj
raj Hooser 10 "a as!c, live weight; shotes wholesale,
std9sc: retail 3UlOc.
Veal COtce6-$5 So
Hides-Brghton, % BalO.c p b; country lots, 9d9sc.
car SkiftS-20U2ec.
4ofop-Briehton s9s.c y n; country lots, GiQsc
JctS-Lanbs, 50c; slcared, 2Jc. Wool, = 2jdS2 70.
-Reccips over the Northern roads, 232 cattle,
or some IS than last week The market, however,
was very different from last week. and that difference
against droveTs There brit few buyers present.
aud determined not offer more al Cambridge thar they
expected 20 pay in Brighton The difference between to
quick trade OF last Tuesday and the slow traffic OF yes
ferday morning said by the drovers TO bc at least 81
figures shall not ask thcm TO take on more Than one
half of that, although doubt not many realized lc.
pound less than their expectations. J q, Sanb0rn fod
one extra pair for 1l2c others for ltc SHRINK;
abou 81 y 100 n less than he expected. ID. A. Plbnck
sold oxen for llc.. 10 dress 1900 10, for 80 COW Ior
$780, and another for SG0 abont l2tc anu poor COW
S5 or 1Oc y IL. Nearly all tie Western were SOFA at l4U
between this week and last much less Than on inc
Northern cattle Most Of the sheep we're on drlu Vi
bOuRht on cOmmissiOn sales Mt 6d7d7l0Sagci Mesleln
all wOOled FROM g 80 TO ~ 10 100 m No change III
veal. ShOtes few and higher. TalOH very Jul
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
May 22.-236G bbls Flour. 220 bbls whisky 30 BUSH
Oats pkgs Ashes, II pkgs Beef 90 lkgs Cut Meals
8Ss2 bbls Petroleum, 274O pkss Butter lo pkgs cheese
1861 bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

The 81. Louis papers publish three ahda'its DEM
- ,i. VI Lne i,.An Si..el %. ...A estsS.S
ls ths pscvlat9rs Of tho Agsak Cak ksAfsasw@
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
CLE,EL,sD, PASrsyiihr Asp A,nTssca, hsiGe,O q, Co.
OrricE fHiR RtmwsT CogPsaY,
No ~ WKsf-sr., ErW-ioRS, Ma 10, 1874
rVHE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY hercb

rYHE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY hereby
ro ro,s th s bids made under tls Circular ei NJ pI sI 's
Mortgage Bonds The Onsc OF e company IN
Rea-York premium Of one Per Cert, are aocepte ana Az o
premium also accepted and the bonds VIII be einded al
the rate of cent premium
ready staoh sheets TO- and en te
bids accepted sb0ye specified
Their presentation the Onee The Company tho City Of Negio
ard premium OF Ten 0 Dollars each Bond Tho
same terms accorded to other holders who have bd less rmun
failed TO make notice 10 The Com
pany writing before the 10Th OF June neat
holders hereby notified that the principal OF theE bonds
Will lie To maturity.
III
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
THE MARKETS.

lC.gsiuly reported for THE TKiBUSsl
WEDNESDAY, May %. 1897
LEBFsTbe market for POts 10 seadyats sS 70, Pearls
Axs 9aiol si nasts2A
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
financial.

EEw.YonK AsD NEw.HAvES RaiLRosp cosP.NI !
Coyne ~ Fourth.sve and Twenty sevGrthst New-YOr
PKysipxsrs OVFICP, Msy II, 1851
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
~ holders Of the HewYork and Eesavea Railroad Company :he
folowngnaIpei gentlemen elected Ders 70 VIZ miLha
n nIsIIoP GR0RGE b. CAIIiART, GEORGE r. MILLER, ANA
IAN n Y IN NEST JAMES J. ROOSEVELT WILSON g. HUNT
WILLIAM W. BOARDMAN, EZEEIEL H. TROw BRIDGE and JON
ATTAIN GODFREY 80 , -. ,-,,-.-
rEeeop lIon WILLIAM D. BISHOP, Of Bridgeport, ulan
ssv elected President the Compan and GEORGB b. CARAkI
esq appointed Treasurer ten Of he Copsn ~ aco Of Nl
liam BeInent removed T. Abbi.NhIIll ceete'sly.
N0TICE.-ST. LOUIS, ALTON, and TERRE
~ HAUTE RAILROAD ooMPANYTss saneai meeting Of t1e
once In te City Of Lonis MONDAY te 81 day June heI
5eoI In the ofst day for the ELECTION Of THkIhN
Bld fer the tralscOn o. other
hrsinogs Which ma be brought before them ,. - -,
TIE Transfer the Company will be closed on SATURDAY the
an y of MAY and viii he opened TUESDAY, the ih day 81
Juue-Dsied ST. Louis, April y, I5oI . - ......, %
BY order, H. u bhlahl Secretafh
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
LOCKWOOD e CO.,
No. ai BROADWAY. NEwAoRE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ MEETING OF the ho,r oihe CUMBERLAND COAL AND
IRON COMPANY election ora President snd Bo'ri o. Director
AMI for the transaction other hsscs VII held a. he of Il e
ComTany IN C Of NeEYori MONDAY be - day oi june
neI, y ocoeA The TraHsfoos vii be cocd non 'ae
4'S..w.{S5t Nav i1 IS57 T. KIsSAN Secretary.
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION for
~ DIRECTORS 81 Tie NORTH AMERICAN IIEk ENlENNtk
COMPANY York w BE- hell % The oGec Of e Company on
MONDAY the day Msyt Tho polls viii oPen a. u NJ and
o'e" ! p H' i'A' '' 80 H W BLFECKER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
Boots an6 6bcfs.
ARRIVED.

4 II
PROM GALVESTON AND KEY WEST May PIN steamship O.
Lorl-J II. Coleman, AbuTy r. BessneresoD Hhnsf 1 W
Furyesop aacs Fngeson servant Rosetta Otto Mr. Nor
Miss Barrett Mrs Robinson, children ad er'ss
Mrs. Flynn and children. Capt Geo. Drain.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
OFfIcE oY TuE Hgp.os BiyEn RsiLHasD CovrtsI,
No. 2l0wEsr TnIsIrrl. y, .ioEN, NaJ l @ W.

No 250 WEsr TnIsrfYrifsT., Ntw.ioEs, May D.. l9iL
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SIOCh-
L UOLDERS 1fne HUDSON HtVER RAILROAD COhPAN1 lor
te election Of TIIRIEES DIRECTORS The suiug !ea 1 h-
hcd 40 of The Company, No 90 Wet lAifeih-t
Ne Yot tr on MONDAY ure TO- le57 Po a be ron u
m until D. a. much longer yod e 'ci Of iae SEA on
fy the Inspectors may tl1 ncrs'! 10 receive le 'o'
o. electors presenting ihem.sisca 49,,
lie Trraitr viii be essi from @cioci on dc oh
day of NAY, until o'cloci .. 90 ihe h d,y - Jlne
-'' " '' ~ ALGLATLs sCiELI. SscIeiafy.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun sun Ses....-T;lS Moo5 Sets, .ii@
II.
Sandy Hook ..1032 Cows Island il3 Hell Gate .'7
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
4 GENTS and al seeking proiitabIe empIol

N CLEANING POLISH for cleaning and polishing Windows Mir
ro Gold and Plated Ware Tins &c IL the es, article that
has ret tried tried Beware oi nn
tar6ns full particulars call sidess e. NJ BROWN No. ~
Bleeckerst, New-iork, with stamp
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
Gelp Waniso.
GFNTS WANTFD-For HORACE GREE

N HISTORY complete This History contains accounts
nearly Battles generally found earlier works the Rebellion
while in point mParsiy and acny present., isA
naton and ability which have everywhere gained for tyeh anon
the authors political oppoEouthe rpusoa as being beyond com
pron History Of the Wa, pubGhed and The best which 10
present generation hope for.
and u Information, address a. D. CAsh Co., fuo
IsLers al Hartford Conn Cleveland, oLlo. peot Mich
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VRETVjd NEW.1.

4 special telegram to the Richmond Dis
patch, from Wheeling announces the signing
By the commissioners of West Virginia of the
contract with the Central railroad to build the
Covington and Ohio railroad This completes
the contract, and measures may be taken to
raise the means for progressing with the work.
The Richmond Dispatch says that General
Schofeld's Registration order will not disfran-
chised five thousand men in Virginia We
hope the number may not be found to exceed
this.
The u. 8. District Court, which has been
sitting in Norfolk, has adjourned until the
25tb, when Grand Jury will be enpanelled
This Court met in Richmond on Tuesday.
A parcel of tobacco Weighing ia pounds
was sold at Danville Oh Saturday, at the high
price OF SlI2 50 per hundred 1t was raised
by Mr.. A j. Clark, Of Pittsyl7ania.
A little local sheet is published weekly at
Markham, Va, by John H. Foster, called the
Clifton Chronicle. 1t gives the neiphborhnod
news, advertisements, &c.
The literary societies of the University Of Vir-
ginia have passed resolutions graduating Mr.
Davis on his release, and inviting him to attend
their final celebration.
Gen. j. L. Kemper will not be able to de-
liver the address before the Alumni Of Wash
ington College, on June Goth. +:
Some desperadoes in Prince George have
recently been committing depredations upon
the citizens of that county.
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FA1RFaY c1RcUIT COURT.

Correspondence of the Alexandra Gazette.J
FAIRFAX, c.. H., June y5th.-Our Circuit
Court commenced here Monday, Judge lhon-
as, presiding. Although seven important
criminal eases were on the docket, they nave
all been settled except two. The manner IN
which several Of them have been settled IS
verify OF remark, as showing the temper oil
Virginia Courts and jures. toward that OPP
pressed, &c, class Of our population.
! The first case was that of Frank johnson,
colored, on charge OF murder In the tlrst de-
gree. This case excited much interest, from
the remarkable character Of the evidence,
showing the prevalence, among the population
aforesaid, of the widest notions and superstl-
tons. 1t Was deliberately argued by the Com
monwealth's Attorney and l.. B. Taylor, esd,
for the prosecution, and Messrs. Dulany u Ball
for the defence. The jury brought IN verdict
.ot acquittal, giving the prisoner the benefit OF
the very slender doubt in the case. The second
case, that Of Frank Napier, colored, tor as
sault with intent to kill, was interesting, as dis
closing very shocking state of morals, induced
by that intimacy which certain sect lpo!It-
ican Of whites insist on establishing with the
colored racc-ripening into fruits oil shame and
sorrow, and disgusting depraviy: A verdict
of mot guilty. was rendered The Judge, i'll
discharging the last prisoner, remarked that
here were two cases, III which, had the jury
found q verdict imposing the highest penalty
Of the law, he should not have felt IL his duty
to interfere, ana that these cases showed that
no prejudice in this community, at leaat, could
prevent lnll measure of mercy to the class OF
population as aforesaid, colored az aforesaid.
Mary Stevens aud Carrie Robinson, two III
terosting looking girls, were tried on the charge
Of grand larceny The jury found verdict OF
petit larceny, and fixed the fine at one cent
The Judge gave some most impressive advice
TO these women, and declined 10 give them
any longer imprisonment, (they having been i'll
jail nearly six moDths), but announced his III
tention to send them back whence they
came" as soon as Court adjourned,
Wm. Payne case. for horse stealing, was
continued, aud John Parker's (colored) set for
Monday next In Oscar Smith (colorad) for
the same offence, a mol pros. was entered
The civil docket will be commenced this morn
inp PEQUOD.
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HHlLhIrI ERYl
AlILL.IN Elk vi

$50 KING STREET. $50
| would inform my customers and the ladies
generally, that | have this day open ed a con-
plcto assortment OF
MILLINERY ARD STRAW GOODS.
which will be offered at greatly reduced prices,
Having all the fncilities for getting the latest
novelties in my line / shall keep constantly Al
assortment OF Boz h ELS, in G rape Illusion,
Silkand Straw, and of various shapes, such as
EMPRESS, VICTORIAS,
- BLACK CROOKS, Nj ARGUERlTAS7 &c,
And HATS, in CroquGts, PromcnGd2i, flect-
wings, Hcnricttas, AMI Snntag:.
SUNSHADES and INFANT5' HATS; also
Pendants and Ornaments. :
Buglc and Crystal Trimmings to when l
would call especial attention.
Bridal Wells and Wroaths made ut short ia
tice. i
Gentlemen's Hat. Beached Pressed and
Dyed. AlkS' l.. Il: rs SlMf1VH'
TO l8O King, near Washington = e..
p. S--Orders promptly attended to: 70
t:ouble to show goods. lnY Ill
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MONETARY AND CosfszEssCyAG.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET JUNE 6, 1867
The market, to-day, opened quiet, and prices
fell off: Flour is dull, with good stocks on
hand. Wheat very dull, and prices drooping
Offerings of Corn limited, only reaching $500
bushels, with sales Of River white at 1CG; mixed
and yellow 100. AT the close Of Change there
was decline, and leo was offered for mixed
81 les Of Oats NJ II
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j. 81; -. & .4aeliahtine her sloyal sub

Queen Victoria is ,delighting her '1oyal SUI
Siects'' by appearing in public, once more
She was recently present at the commencement 81
of the ROYAL Albert Hall of Arts and Sciences
and made neat little speech on that OCCASION IN
excellent taste. The Prince OF Wales is re-
norted to be quite "a progressive young man.
Rev. DR.. Hall, of Washington, has written
review of Bishop Hopkins's book on Ritual
ISM in the Episcopal Church. DR.. Halls
work is Just published and issaid to be an
able one.
We have some accounts-of the rust in the
wheat, in some of the lower counties Of Vir-
ginia but we hope not to an extent seriously
to injure the crop. Harvest is now close at
hand.
A white man manned Kerns, who was recently
committed to jail in Charleston on the charge
of an attempted outrage on = little colored girl,
hung himself in his cell.
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FOREIGN News. "A Berlin dispatch OF yes
terday states that Prussia asrefused to pledge
itself not to arm the fortress OF Rastadt. lhe
Grand Duchy of Hesse has joined the North
German Confederation. Lord Monck has been
appointed by the British Government llceroy
OF the Dominion Of Canada The Sultan OF
Turkey is to extend his visit to England after
he has been to Paris The steamship Worces-
ter, from Liverpool for Baltimore, had put
into Queenstown with her machinery disabled
Consols closed yesterday at 94!: u. s. Bonds
at London at Is, and at Frankfort at 7S55.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-06

WASHINGTON ITEMS 1t is understood that
the seats Of some of the neRly NEGLECTED member:
of the City Councils will be contested, on the
ground that they had not the requisite proper
ty (ren estate) qualification at the time OF THEN
election, required by law.
There does not seem to be much doubt OF
the Surratt trial commencing on Monday
That day was fixed at the instance of the coun-
sel for the prosecution.
Barney Aaron, the noted pugilist, whose
coming fight with Sam Collyer is the allah,
sorbing topic of conversation in certain sport
ing circles, is to have complimentary benefit
at Columbia Garden tonight!
! The Temperance celebration which is to take
place tomorrow, is expected to be fine affair.
Delicious Strawberries were sold in this city
Yesterday for seven cents per quart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-06

A correspondent requests us to publish the
Registration Oath. Having already publish
ed it four times, at convenient intervals We
respectfully decline, for the present. in the
language of Shakespeare, the "damnable tier
ation''-Which, as the subject is s,oearug, will
not be considered an inapt quotation.
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MERCHANT TAlL0RS.
90
o.

~ ARNOLD ~ FIELD, SIS
MERCHA TAILO RS,
lave removed from No. 60 TO No, 81, King
street, and resumed their old business, W here
they would be pleased TO receive call from
their friends, or any one in want OF u suit of
good clothes. We have on hand and are rn-
cGiving good line Of
CLOTHS, CASSlM ERES, YESTl NGS,
LINENS, &c,
which we will make to order, very low, for the
next two months, especially.
We propose to continue our
GENTS FURNISHING Departures
where you will always find the latest styles.
We will furnish
HITE SHIRTS,
as cheap as they can be had ut retail in PhiIa-
deiphia. Warranted to fit and wear well. Call
and see us, nj No. SO, King st., 3 doors west Of
Royal aug It'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-06

Bismarck is in cahoot with the Reform
League in England. The Reform League con-
graduated him upon full representation and
vote by ballot in North Germany, he re.
spends by hoping the same for England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-06

MlsCoNsTRUED. We are Informed by one
who heard it, that toward the close Of Gen
Pielce's speech at the radical meeting Oh Sat
urday, after having soundly abused the Dem
ocracy, in order to round point he proposed
three cheers for Jeff, Davis aud the Democ-
racy. It fell like sweet sound on the ears of
the colored population present, who made the
heavens resound with their shouts The dis
comftted speaker called them to order-hg was
talking ironically. Again he attempted to
out 5 his Ing suTe ont no sooner wai ban
the same deaftning shout rent the woods
They were again called to order, and the
speaker made no more attempts at irony of that
sort. -Loudoun Mirror st*
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Coughs Lecture on Habits delivered in
Washington last night, was listened to with
delight by a very large audience. He is to
speak on Temperance to night, at Grover 8
Theatre. lie is the most eloquent and the
most successful lecturer in this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-06

New potatoes have made their appearance in
the Petersburg market, at twenty cents grab.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-06

It will be seen that the Congressional Radi-
cal Committee, who require OF the South, be-
fore Reconstruction, reliable Radical MAORI
ties are sending out through Virginia, 10 all
directions, their political missionaries Nothing
will be left undone to Radicalze the State,
by the entire colored vote, if possible.