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New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
THEFT OF CLOTHING.


sneak thief on Saturday evening entered the hall
WAY Of the residence Of MT NJ Renhart No 2I7 Stanton
st. while the family at tea in the basement, and
stole about SlOO worth clothing from the rack in the hall
About u o'clock on the same evening tnef entered
beresidence of Mr. George Lane, No 81 cannon ST. IN the
temporary absence Of the family the haldo0r having
been left OPEN and stole about 500 worth OF clothing
FATAL RESULT OF BAR-ROoM FEACAs IN BBooBLYN'
James Whalen died at the Long Island College
Hospital on Saturday from wounds received III the liquor
stde of Pau skeehan No. II Uni0nst, Brooklyn, some
da-s since II seems that Whaen and skechan were en-
ea,ed in rather angry dispute, when the latter struck
ht former on the head with t'mbcr, infctng wounds
which caused his deah. shet1an rs u Custody ana
The Coroner VIII hold an inquest today
EXECUTION OF HANSON BUMGtRpNEE.
Hanson Bumgardncr was hanged at Marietta,
Oiio on Friday last for the murder Of John r. Enbank
Tie evidence against the criminal purely clrcll-
stntia on the scaffod he delivered speech an hour
and half long giving the history Of a life dotted with
crime. lie gave names dates and places. covering a
period Of ~ years with wonderful accuracy; hut when
be spoke Of the murder his statements general ana
fun Of sophsry He said Eubank taken across the
river 10 the Virginia shore by John Wood and another
a, mi nrr,lscd and me- consented NOT 10 eXpoSe them.
That was his lie followed that up by saying he
was hung innocent, according to Ohio law. He had heen
n cornferforr and revealed the names of gang to u
friend for use after his death The speech done he knct
on - chair aud prayed feryCry aloud for tNe minutes
A. the hock cal, was drawn over his face Mr. NfulmaX
asked. "Arc yOu guilty ol lunauks murderF Tie answer
was am not" lie kept 20 prayer iill the dinp ir
which AZ 1896 o'clock Ieded without other struggle
peculiar 10 death by the halter The body was cut down
aud delivered 10 his friends
I1RE AND SUPPOSED MUEDTR.
~ rEiEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
BosroN. Feb. 1G-The barn ol an old man. named
Ingalls, Damon m North Reading, burned last We'd
nesday morning and his dead body Was found among the
ruins hrucd and badly dsfCwcd ard there were marks
upon hk head and meek which have given rsc 20 ihc sus
picm hat he f0uly dealt with.
WOMAN CHARGED WITH POISONING.
FL, Ia Ia. Nm mali (,u a day a
wonni named Abigail Scrbncr arrdigu,d ON the
charge Of poisoning Laura j. Brown, residing %; No.
IL. IIuovcrs Thursday lat H. appears that scrii-
ncr supected her husband aud Brown we're too init
mate. scribner held n $1,000 for examination cn te
2jth ms.
REoOVERY or STOLEN UNITED STATTs BONDS.
BOsr0N. Feb 1.-THE United States bonds stolen
from tlr House Of Ir paucl i'm Milton, amounting to
$1,000 have all been recovered through The agency of
dricctyes servant girl aud Two Others have been aI-
rested fol committing tie robbery.
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CRIMRI
ROBBED on TnH STRRRT.

ROBBED on TnR sTRRRT.
At an early hour on Saturday morning while Dr
Herman Boppe Of No lis Franklinst was passing the
corner OF West Broadway and whcst he was attacked
by three coOred who knocked him down and robbed
him Of gold watch, valued at So, with when tey made
fhnir esCane.
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PYIr's StrFRArt's and CREAM TARTAR-Pure arti-
,,. alaays ag; AID Iab every Sold by gioce gen
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE Prussian troops viii with
AsRy Ion kGss4sa eg Ae!g y yGsE RW RGusJggRU
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
eal a Ready Made Clothing & Gents bot au
Y,als' aUl earn ne prs-t pu..s
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

parrisops viii still be maintained in heliSic'
Bautzen, and Konigstein.
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LATEST .SHIP NEWS.
Iokr or NEW yoRK"...."Fss Il.
AKRIYEn.

ARRIVED.
BIZ Acrss tPrl's Hagau, tiaua, So 20 days With nut 10
Brg Fsf al r,llop Palermo isys With het to James Rob
iutou a 90.
BELOW.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

THE EVENING EXPRESS SAlS:
i A REPORT FROM TlIE NEW-lORk ACADEMY or MEDI.
ClNE-HOFt~S MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF HEALTH has
received another distinction which st further enhances the reputation
w renowned preparation from the of the
places position far above all socaei health pTr'ecrs
Ahet the United States the President oi the New
Medicine, Dr. James Anderson appointed Committee
report this celebrated beverage which not only used enormous
1uaus Europe has also received the Enforcement Of many tu
ote,n ,eG bodies Mr. OFf received from the Chairman oi hs
Committee an as AZ meeting aud had the honor 10 he
the members of Academy fall information 10 the compound and
preparation The Committee the memhc. o which ha con
10
received With appreciation MI hoas explanations particularly as TO S
virtues appetizer aud touc auh ~ owing To h nliah
ug only slight ungs Of alcohol equally desirable LOT tue SICK ana
healthy.
Mr satisfaction o knowing that the committee con.
Ge his preparations great value On the 3t inst the report adopt
which recommends lof Malt Extract Beverage oi Health 10 The
profession read AZ meeting o the Aesdmy aud neIea ny many
present Hence American science agrees WIN opan
declared that oG Mali kIac Beverage OF Health highly
seeahe article of diet for couascents t also ~
excellent remedy for certain affections OF The throat s'obarh and
bowels - - - - - ....
No w pHsSyg, New yWk
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
TIE VEST INDIES.

MR. FREDERICK SEwAEp'S LATE VISIT TO ST. po-
MINO-NO LETTERS PROM NEw-YOEK BY 1nE
TAeIE-DEArH OF THE GOvElNOR on SANTIAGO
pr gtrVA
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MExUGUJ.

MORE OF TUE ZsCATECAs sToB.G-cnTloN 10 BE
UsFD IN Tg.GNsPoRTING IHE FRENCH TROOPS.
BY THlEsRlPy 10 TRIBUNE
NFyy ORLEANS Feb. 16--AdViccs from Vera Cruz
70 The 10Th instant have tAen received here 1t was
reported that the Imperial Government had received
dispatch from Queretaro, which states that Mira
mon had gained o. victory over the Liberals at Ia
catecas on the 9th of January. JuareZ and his
ministers had been iorol fly but their capture IS
doubted The French transport lonne arrived at
Vera CTnz an the J2th instant She viii take home
large detachment Of troops The SOcocdd states pos,
ifiyely that the French EXpcditOnary Corps would
leave Mexico City before the 18th instant Orders for
the movement Of the troops had been received, and
| the utmost caution would he used III transporting
| them.
NEWS FROM MFNICo-COSTINUED TRIUMPHS OF THE
! MISUNDERSTANDING ARMIES APPROACHING THE
| CArITAL-THE FRENCH TIoOTs LEAVING.
| Vfcr Out Ststial C0TrefIOUJcLt
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

sun 4ann. fr'r EuHsn.
SLIr Mia fuaLta. iIOm lOucor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE By RAILROAD.

ORANGE & ALExANDRIA.--For the past week
business on this road has been very light The
following has been received: 1893 bushels corr;
Is bbis hour e sacks , WOOL lioo lbs Bacon s.
tons old iron; 1000 lbs tallow; 47 boxes and 4
cases tobacco; SO hides and skins; tons bones;
"a cords wood; cords bark; "a tons barytes,
22O)0 laths; 5000 spokes and slaves, 1000 feet
loads cattle and sheep, besides many COWS,
calves lambs chickens, SC.
MANASSAS GAP.-The receipts of grain over
this road for the past week were: 49 bags wool;
26 bushels wheat; 81 rye; "A oats; $500 corn; 6
bbls -four; % tons barytes, besides butter, pota-
toes poultry, &c.
LoUDoUN s. HAMPsHIRE.-The receipts over
this road for the past week we're: 2796 bushels
corn; 13l wheat; 50 rye; 40 corn meal; 100 OATS
rs mill stuff; SO bbls -four; car load slaves,
with sheep, calves, poultry, pea-fowls, butter,
eggs, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE. r. W.
Falls, the newly appointed agent Of Adams
Express, in this city, has taken possession Of
his Office Mr. j. r. Luekett. former clerk
of the company, in Lynchburg, will fill the po-
sition of Mr.. Samuel Stout, who has been III
the Office here for long time past. Mr..
Owen Kinsloe has been selected as one Of the
drivers in place of Mr.. Baggott, and a coorcd
man from Lynchburg will be the porter Of the
Office here instead Of Armistead, the present
porter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

QUARTERLY COURT. The Quarterly Court
Of this county commenced its session this
morning.
J. B. Jones, minister 10 charged Of the M.
P Church in this city, was authorized to
celebrate the rites of matrimony.
The will OF James S. Carter was proved land
Armistead Collins qualified as executor.
A grand jury was empannelled and sent out,
but no indictments had been brought in up to
the time our report closed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

UNIvER sITY GRADUATES. Among the

UNIvER sITY GRADUATES. Among the
names of the graduates in the different schools
of the University of Virginia. al the com"
mencement, on the 10Th ult. are those Of
Henry Harrison, of Leesburg, 10 Moral Ply
losophy; James W. Morton, of Culpeper, in
Medicine; James ". Foster and T. W. Rich
ards, both of Fauquier, in Law. he Chair
man of the Faculty in his address previous to
bestowing the diplomas and certificates, took
occasion to compliment the entire body of stu
dents for their idustry and exemplary conduct
during the session, and stated that so many
had distinguished themselves it Was impossi-
Bile to make out correct list of them in tine
for the commencement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

LICENSES. -The Mayor is now almost solely
occupied in granting and filling up blank
licenses, and at his request it is stated that in
consequence of the indisposition under which
he was laboring almost all Of last week, the
time during which merchants and others can
procure licenses has been postponed until
Saturday next, the 9Th inst; after which the
law will DO strictly enforced against all dein-
UueDtS ......
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RINE LIST.
PORT OF ALExANDRIA-JULY ]
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to 3
Wheat.
Steamer Kennebec, Wilson, Baltimore, to j.
Broders & Co.
Steamer Philadelphia, Philadelphia to NJ.
Eldridge 81 Co.
Steamer Hi. Livingston, Lawler, Curioman,
to Hooe & Wedderburn.
Schr Abbott Devereux, Rich, Boston, plas-
ter and fish to NJ. Eldridge s. Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Express, Nickle, hence at Baltimore
June 30
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EXCURSIONS, BALLS, &c.
TOURTH OF JULY
AT CARLIN'S SPRING!
Is "a al $50; .:::;as:::::

Trains will be run on the Alexandria, Lou
doun & Hampshire Railroad. on the Fourth Of
July next, EVERY HOUR, the first train
leaving Alexandra at 8 a. m, and the last
leaving the Spring at p m; all stopping at
Washington junction.
Good music will be on the grounds.
Tickets for the round trip, so cents; to be
had, in Washington at the Depot of the Wash
ington g. Alexandria Railroad, and, in Alexan-
dria, at the Company's Depot, north end Of
Fairfax street. W. BLYTHE, .
jy1-3t General Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

THIRD WARD acknowledgements
A Large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Lin
coin Republican Club of the Third Ward was
held at Siclles' Barracks, colored school room
on Saturday night last, George P. Douglass,
colored, President in the chair and Thomas
j. Edelin, Secretary. After the transaction of
the usual routine business, some eight or ten
new names we're added to the list of members
OF the club R. G. Armstrong, then, on behalf
of committee to whom the matter had pre-
viousiy been referred, reported the following
preamble and resolution, which after debate,
participated in by John Moore, T. j. EdeliD,
Samuel McElroy and R. G. Armstrong, white,
and George P. Douglass, VIVA. f. Burke, and
Hiram Arnold colored, were unanimously
adopted. The meeting then adjourned to meet
again next Saturday night, at the same time
and place.
WHEREAS, the Constitution Of the United
States, in Article 1st, Section 10, provides that
no State shall emit bills of credit, and,
WHEREAS, no State can invest public in
corporation within its jurisdiction with greater
powers than those possessed within itself, and,
WHEREAS, by a total disregard OF the above
provision we have become involved in city
debt the requirements of which we no longer
feel the ability to honor without q sacrifice of
our means Of subsistence, which we have no
eager inclinations to do in support of those, who
by their speculative investments have encour-
aged this violation of our supreme law now,
therefore, be it
ResoLvcd, That we are in favor of surrender
ing all monies, properties, goods, chattles
deeds and effects, belonging to the Corporation
81 A ha house CSceDtG0,
inasmuch as the same would revert back to the
estate of the late Dennis Ramsay, decd IN the
event of an assignment in trust, and as pay
ment in full of all claims dues, debts and de-
mands upon the people on corporation account.
And for the purpose Of lending encourage
ment to enterprise that capital may seek our
home for Investment, and prosperity once again IN
lift up its dropping head in our midst, and all
classes of our citizens receive a greater demand
and reward for their services, be it ,onoo,;na
oil taxation imposed on manufactures, mechan-
ica or other industrial pursuits which yle1d
product that contributes to the int lhgence,
Ranniness or comforts of man, except the same
be exclusively for educational purposes
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ia 2l-1aW1S
By j. Il. TARRDTT-AucrloNEER.

By !. Il TARROTE-AucrIoHE
Sc.zS VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
EGssl At AUCTION.
No. l. LOT OF GROUND on the corner OF
Prince and Water streets on Prince st about
81 feet inches, and running back or Y ater ST
about l33 feet, with the Banking House thereon,
with sta le carrjagc house &C The house i:
supplied with gas and water, with water-c!ose'
and bath. The adjoining property on the sout1
No. :. A LOT OF GROUND. being the
nor -hwe.t quarter of that square Of ground,
which is bounded on the north by Wilkes IT,,
on the east by Alfred street, on the south By
GiobUn street, and on the wc:t by Patrick st
No. 9. y &QUARE Or GkoUND, bounded
BY Fairfax. Water, jefferson and Greene sts..
containing two acres, more or less, improved By
& two-story BRICK D YELLING.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash; remainder in
equal nStalmenta, at 3, 6 and months, with
interest from date Deferred payments to be
Sale ut 10 U o clock, TUESDAY, July 2, 1867
at toe auction house Of John II. Parrot.
je l9-eots GEO. w. CAMP, Trustee.
The above is the property Of the Exchange
Bank of Firgnia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

RIVER BOATS The steamer Kcrncbec,
Capt. Wilson, from Baltimore, with full
freight and passenger list, arrived up on Satur-
day. The steamer Columbia, Capt. Harper,
from Baltimore, with full freight and passenger
list, arrived up yesterday evening on time
The Hi. Livingston. from the lower Potomac,
arrived up yesterday evening just ahead Of the
Columbia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A Temperance
meeting, held yesterday evening in the Market
Square, was addressed by Messrs. |. G. O'Nell,
T. D. Harrison and A. G. Kell. A number
avowed their intention OF eschcwing the evil
thing, and signed their names to the list of
teetotalers Another meeting will be held
next Sunday at the same place at half-past
three clock
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. L Z TON 5 LIES
}YJ II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

G@::.=:3 !. THREE. STORY
. 4.s. BarcE WAEEHOUsE A, 10 CTI0N.
On Til tuesday,. tie ist d&7 Of Angus; l:67.
at u o cccE 81 n f-oat oI the -laCcr'3 o.ncc,
in the city Of Ai@xanGra yo the ;l2decs;gR-
ed as Commissioners .: the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria county: Va under the authority 81
a decree catered ut the November term, 1866, OF
sad Court. in the cause Of Wilson, ct al, vs,
Wilson, ct a.. will offer for sale, At pubic auc-
ton, a thrcc,storv BRICK WAREHOUSE and
LOT, No Is, 80 feet front by SO feet depth, on
the north SIDE Of King, between Union and
Water streets.
TERMS 10 per cent cash; the residue III
equal instruments, in si1 twelve and eighteen
months, secured by the to0.!s Of the purchaser
with approved security. Title to be withheld
until tne last payment Is made. ,,-
eco VA. Brent,
LAW =. TAYLOR.
JOHN : CHAfMAN,
+. l., SMITH,
ia 2l-1aW15 Commissioner;
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REMARKs.-The market opens very quiet,
with light offerings. Flour is firm. Wheat
quiet, and prices nominal. Corn lower, with
offerings of 1900 bushels, which sold at 60 81
90. Rye dull. Oats in fair request with sales
OFFS bushels at "a. PlSster in better supply,
with fair demand. Butter dull, with good
supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

ROBBERY IN PETERSBURG. " yesterday
evening colored man while strolline through
Petersburg" deliberately walked into house
there, the door of which was open, and
picked up two table-clothes, which he bore off
with him. He was seen but not arrested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

PoL1cE REpoRr-MAYoR's OFFICE. - Hat
tie White, for disorder y conduct, was fined
and discharged. ...
Matte True, for disorderly conduct was
foed and discharged
Peter Harvey, colored, for keeping vicious
dog, was discharged with an admonition.
Betsey Banks colored, for disorderly conduct,
was fined and discharged, took au appeal to
the Freedmens Bureau, where the Mayor de-
cision was sustained.
MAGISTRATES OFrICE.-George Groves, a
colored boy, of about ten years of age, for OBJ
tanning goods and money under false pretences
from Mr.. L. NJ. Lownes, and bread from VIM.
Metzger, was committed, for further examina-
ton.
Mrs Catharne Tanning and Mrs. Georgian
ma Foley, for quarreling and fighting near
"Scott's Row. last night, were arrested by
Constable Chipley, and this morning, held each
in the sum Of 500, to keep the peace for six
months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

CROP PRospEcT.- arc happy to say,
that accounts from various quarters Of the
State, speak of the prospect for a wheat crop,
to be much better than it was supposed it
would be, during the late rains TIL corn is
growing finely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

JEwELRY AND SILVER PLATED WARE
Amber Sets Cornett Sets, Jet Gross Sets,
White Cross Sets, New Style Bog Wood
Sets, 500 New Style Buttons. Studs, Rings,
Chains, Bcletts Silver Plated Spoons and
Forks, ior only ONE DOLLAR, at Prigg's One
Dollar JeweIry Store, No. 438, Pennsylvania
avenue. near 4! street, Washington. ie9-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

Row AT A COLoRED DANCE HoUsE-ONE
Man KILLED.-On Saturday night last Sc
rlous disturbance took place at a negro dance
house. near Fort Whipple, about seven miles
from this city, near the AQucduct. The house
is kept by coored woman named Lizzie Camp
bell notorious character, and formerly residing
in Georgetown. 1t seems that party of color
ed men from Georgetown went to this house
where dance was in progress, and some of the
men acting rather disorderly from the influence
of liquor, attracted 10 the spot County Officer
.Vietch, who e1postulated with them, and
tempted to arrest some of the most disorderly.
He was threatened by some of the negroes, and
Immediately went to the Fort and applied for
assistance, when guard was sent, who we're
likewise threatened, and the officers fired upon.
The command was then given to fire into the
house, which was done and negro named Crit
fin Burke of Georgetown, instantly killed by a
ball.
On the appearance of the military the color
ed men became defiant, exclaiming Let US
run the white SIS of BIS off. " The squad
perceiving the threatening attitude of the rio
tiers, and finding persuation Of nc avail, were
ordered to fire upon them, which they did, kill
ing Burke, and wounding one or two quite Sc
verely. The party were then arrested, and
will be brought to this place for trial. A cor
oner's inquest was held upon the body Of
Burke yesterday by Justice Johnston, acting
coroner, and a verdict rendered that the de-
ceased came to his death from minnie ball,
in negro riot, fired by some unknown person. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

CAUT1oN.-During this extremely hot
weather too much caution cannot be Observed
in the use of fruits and vegetables. Purchase
none which are not perfectly ripe, and perfect
" fresh. Stale vegetables, and green fruit
are always dangerous, especially so when cho'-
era is towering about. While we are giving
word of caution, let us add-clean up cellars
back yards, &C., and use lime and other dis
enfectauts freely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Tha Banking
House, and other real estate belonging 70 the
late Exchange Bank of Virginia, in this place,
will be offered at public sale, Tomorrow. See
advertisements
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

PROPERTY SALE.-A lot of ground, on which
is two story frame house, situated on the
south side of Wolfe street, between Washing
ton and Columbus, was sold on Saturday last,
at private sale, to Thomas Kelly, for 5000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01
EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

w LIE IN CT 0 N ' ~,
Gen. R. E. LEE, President, aided by corps
oftwenty Instructors, including Professor OF
Law
The next session will begin on! Sd Thursday
IN September, and end on the Bird Thursday IN
June
Lexington may be reached by stage from
Staunton or Goshen, on the Virginia Central
Railroad from Lynchburg by Canal, or by
Railroad
For further particulars apply TO Clerk of the
Faculty for Catalogue.
Lexington, Va, July 1-eo2m
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CIT Y 1T H. VI =

8. DEALHAM, LOG, King street, has just
returned from New York, with the largest
stock of LINEN AND SUMNER CASHMERE
CLOTHING, ever before brought to this market.
lie 27-2aWtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01
FLOUR INSPECTION.

The following is the report of Mr.. L. T. An
thony, Inspector Of Flour for this city, for the
% quarter ending June 80, 1867:
e25 bbls Family; 1859 Extra; 672 Superfne;
$40 Fine; rs lst Middlings; 80 2d Middlings 7
Condemned; 8 half bbls Family Flour; 8 half
bbls Extra; al bbls Rye lst; 9 bbls I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01
RAND BALL
(I AND FIRE WORKS
TuE DnTnNI A HAPnF1J

AT THE POTOMAC GARDEN.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 4, 1867.
Superior Music has been engaged for the oc-
casion.
Tickets to admit Gentleman, 25c Ladies,
free Dancing to commence at 2 O'Clock
No improper persons admitted. The strict
est order will be preserved.
There will be grand display Of Fire Works
A Grand Ball will be given every Monday
evening, during the season, the weather per-
hitting. HERBNER 81 PORTNER.
ie 1-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

IMPROPER BATHING Complant is made
Of the time which boys and young men select
to bathc in the river, off the wharves Of the
city, and they are admonished to postpone
their additions, or select other points for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

REa1sTRAT1oN.-The Registration OF voters
was recommended in the Second Ward OF TINS
city this morning, in the Council Chamber ana
proceeded with quietly and orderly At one
o'clock the number registered we're one hun
dred and fifty seven, colored, and elghty-tWo'
whites. There were in addition to the aooVe'
the names of twelve white persons on the chal-
lepged list.