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From WsSliinrton..

Z wAsHINer6N, April l2.-Three clerks
inthe city post-ofice were injured this
morning BY the explosion of the gas in
a loom of the post-otfics building, in
which gas Is made by q patent appara-
tus. They carried light intothe room
to find the cause Of the Obstruction in
the machinery. s.sg-s yrI5 :
The Supreme Court room was dense
ly crowded to-day. All the Judges
were present. The Mississippi injnnc-
ton case was before the court, and on
motion TO fits the bill, Attorney General
Stansberry msfle q lengthy argument
in opposition to II, denying the original
Jurisdiction Of the court and Robert ].
Walker spoke In itg support On the
conclusion of the argumentinth this case,
CHARLES o'Connor moved for leave to
file . bill In the Georgia case. The
Chief Justice said the eoart would take
The motion under advisem6nt, and II
fnrther, Argument was desired the conn
seIWou1d be notified. 4,as7n 3
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mexIcan Nenn.

NEW YORK, April 12.-Dates from
Vera Cruz TO the ID inst. state that a
disagreement had occurred between I'm
perial Commissioner and Gen. Gomez,
owing to which the latter threw up his
commission and abandoned the cause.
This disagreement is supposed also to
extend to. other officers, who are ex-
pected to follow Gomez's example.
Gomez, It will be remembered, was at
the time of his resignation, in command
of the Imperial forces in Vera Cruz.
Reports from theiinterior are conflict
ing. The story of Escabodo's defeat at
Queretaro, Is supposed to have been
manufactured in order to inspirit the
Paebla was reported captured by the
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspond
emit ofthe S0th of March, says: The city
isso we'll defended by walls and forts,
mounted with heavy guns, that it will
be impossible tor the Liberals to take
it by assault. Success might have been
met with the first tWenty-four hours at.
Ter the French left, but the troops are
now gaining confidence In their lead
ers, and 1t isimpossible to tell how long
the seige will last. ~ 49, -
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The Latest News
tfsBY3EELEGRAPHa
{ BY THE CABLEii,.I !
AdViceg to the 18th Of April.


LONDON, April 12.-Noon.-Consols,
COX; Erie, 361;. Illinois Central, 7s9<;
United States bonds, 7ss<. iweeklyIre
turns show decrease in bullion in the
bank of England R2O9, OOOy
LIVERPOOL, April Cotton
sales were IS, 900 bales to-day, and dull,
demand tending downward; stock in
port ~ 900 balesi American, 3s5, 900
bales. Breadstnffs, firm; California
wheat 12s ed@l4s; corn, 42s Cd; barley,
Is Sd; oats, IS Sd. Provisions, unchang.
ed;' POI <, 76s 6d;cheese, eos: lard, 4gs.
Petroleum, Is; standard white Is. Sd.
LoSDoS, April l2-Eyening. The
grand jury in the case Of Governor
Eyre. has ignored the indictment. $50
In the House of Lords the Canadian
railway bill was passed. 9
LIVERPOOL, April l2-Evening.-An
iron;clad steamer has gone to sea-sup-
'pooed bound to Cadiz relative to claims
against SPAIN 81 -, ,eis53 3..s
LONDON, April 1.-THE fleet which
sailed for Calais early this week, took
oRt the pefemtoFy demand made by the
British Government on Spain for in
stantredress In both cases ofTornado
and Victory. To this summons the
Spanish Government has made an
#syasiYe reply in regard to the steamer
TornadoJ and given no answer what
eyer,to, the claims made in the case of
the Victory. - llis't sJ4 9altg AZ s7ts ,ls1
g 5LoNDoSI April Il, 4Evening. Con
soils closed hvmf'U. IS. 5t9Os, "a; Illinois
Central, 761ff; Erie, s63<. e'tf
L1vERPooIrApfil l2.-EYening.-Cot-
ton heavy and inactive, but quotations
show no change; sales Of middling mp
lands at i12s.; New Orleans at 121<s.
Breadstuffs bnoyant. Wheat, Califor-
mia firm at rs. per cent. Corn at 42s.
per quarter for mixed western. Harley
and'oats unchanged. Provisions firm;
extra mess beef at 12s. sd. per IS pounds.
Pork firm; mess at rs. Cd. per 200
pounds. American lard at 4g5, per
cwt. Bacon, Cumberland cut at t42s.
per cwt. Linseed cakes declined to 9
pounds 10 shfllings for. thin oblong.
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From RiehmIiond.

NEW YORK, April l2.-The Herald's
Richmond special says: Nothwith-
standing the order Of Gen. schofisid
disbanding all the military organiza-
tons. there Is nowin that city an armed
force known as the Public Guard,
which was reorganized by the present
General Assembly, which made an APP
preparation of S40, 900 for their expenses.
Their duty at present amounts to moth
ing more than to guard the peniten-
tiary, which can easily be performed
BY the military without any tax on
the impoverished people. On the ar
rival of some expected troops this
guard Will be relieved. &
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New York specials.

NEW YoRK. April l2.-The Herald's
San Francisco special says the fight for
the championship Of California, which
was to have taken place between Doony
Harris, of New York, and Tommy
Chandler, of California, near San Fran
cisco, was interrupted by tho authori-
ties, and did not therefore take place.
The Mexican Consul General here
warns the public against purchasing
Mexican mining stocks from parties
who acted as public functionarieS of
Macmillan, as the property of all such
has been Contiscated. slId
Senator Sherman addressed the
Union League last evening upon
the questions of the day. As to the
they had yielded to the connsels which
prevailed with Mr.. Johnson, the rebel
lion would have been restored and war
by this time destroying the country.
Il was therefore necessary TO reorganize
society at the South. He had just re-
ceived "a letter from Gov. Brown, of
Georgia, stating that the movement to-
wards reconstruction in the Southern
States was going on happily and that
soon they would acquiesce in the meas
ures proposed by Congress. E.. J
A Times special says, Mr.. Samuel
Adams, of Arizonia, Is now in Wash
eminent to send a surveying party to
explore the Colorado river. he is con-
fident that the river is navigable from
where the Pacific RailI DAD crosses it to
the Gulf of California, l, 400 miles.
q It is reported that Colonel Capron's
nomination for Commissioner of Agri-
culture will be reported against. i
The HeraId's special says, the hear.
ing in the De Harro California land
case has been concluded in the Supreme
Court.
EAtTimes' special says, 1t is the inten-
ton OF Governor Sharkey, of Missis-
sIppi, and Governor Jenkins, of
Georgia, to have the motions in their
respective injunction cases both argued
together before the Supreme Court to-
daY.
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REPARATOR CAPnLI.

nor RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
heads (from whatever cansett may have
ALLEN ouGl and forcing growth OF hair upon
the iace, II has no equal. It!Win force the
beard to grow upon the EmootheSt face In
from I'VE TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two TO three months. A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that will force or hasten the,
growth Of the hair or beard. Their assertions
ara false, CaE thousands OF living witnesses
fFron their own expeF1encel can bear wit
neSs hut many viii say, hoWare We to dis
'tln2IISh the genuine from the spuriousf II
certainly. Is dimcult as ntne=tenths Of the
tiiisrant Pf6p6Fak i0nSaISe 5oFthe hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may have RlreadYas thrown aWayfic large.
amounts for thelr purchase. 10 such We
would say, Try the Reparator Captuf twill
cost you nothing dnless il fully comes
up to our representations, II your Druggist
does not keePit sand Us ono dollar and We
will forward It, postpaid, together with ~,
Ieetpt for tbs ntpney - fet
You o. appdG4tlOu, providing entire Batl1AS-
va. ..si1S1S.W4sESGL.AfSHE 60.s GhemlsEs,
no. West FayeIts St, SYRACuSE, N. i.
fHNh9SaRoi triWkWlY
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iTsEs1os, AprIl l2.-r6e Legislature
Col. VIM. s. Striker, late of the o. s.
army, was appointed Adjutant- General
of New Jersey in place Of Gen. Stock
ton, resigned.
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MONTREAL, April 1.-THE sorel
poisoning case Is cohc1nded, and Sophie
Boisclaire Is condemned to DEATH, She
protested her innocence before the
court. Her sentence was opposed by
her counsel on the plea that she was
eneeinte. A jury Of matrons has been
ordered to investigate the matter.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 12.-Henry.
J. Lyons, of the banking firm of Lyons
q Coz ofNeW York, died here yester-
General Philip st. George Cook has
entered upon his duties as President Of
the Board Of Examination, now on du-
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nal win. be open for vessels on; The sd
Instant. The water Is to be let In on the
Goth.
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r.Reparator CapiIIi.

Throw away your falsS hike, . switches.
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth a flg:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And ff ssGi in vo1 no own lu1uriant hair. {
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In anticipation OF serious trouble in
the mining regions of Morris county,
N. J., Governor Ward has issued an
order to Gen. Rungan of the State Rifle
Corps, to hold two companies of the
corps in Newark in readiness to march
at short notice to the mining regions, in
order that any riots occurring through
the agency of the minors may be speed
ilY uuelled.
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ASTROLOGY.
The World AStOliShed
:AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
Observation-Disclosures,
Madame IA. A. PERRIGO.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL.
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her almost supernatural powers unveils the
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From the stars We see In the flFmRuent-the
malehc stars that overcome or pFedOmIuats
in the connguEaIion-iTo the nspeciS nnd
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Twenty casks of gin have been snug
gled on the ship Aristides from Bremen,
pa of. which was seized. The ship Is
.ifahla tn CON fianafinrh 49, !.
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RXCBLsIoRl EXCELsIoRl
WHISPERS

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Mu S t. alc, IA es ]
Observation-Disclosures 9TH
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CAPiLLAIRE, the most wonderful d SsoveEy
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Il has been used by tho still of PaTts>and
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Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed
free. Address, BBR3ERs SHUTS d Co,
Chemists, No. Us River street, Troy n. W
Sole agents for the uuItsd StateSsf
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There cometh glad tidfugs of joylto all,
To young aud % old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was 50 precious and
Isfee 6or III, and all may .befair. G58j
nv enc ,,.o.or-, r-s 3
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NEW York, April lin the safe case
of VIM. A. SafbOn, of Sterling, H.,
against Silas G. Herring, for damages
for the loss of an amount of money
taken BY burglars, q verdict was given
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MONTY AND srocKs.- Z

MONEY Steady and a fair bushes at es7
HeT cent Tor call loans. SterlIng-Q Quiet at
A4ER1CAN GoLD-Ho decided change;
opening q l6, and closing at 1855 :,
shade better; 6-20s of 80, lO95< al09l<: do. Isi
VIZ; CO, 'e', los; do, new, lg7If9l0IH. Il
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JUNIPERa yTARI ssISOAP

0iOEsDYsPEPsIA, CUBE. Goes COUGH
W Balsam, Lyons Periodical Drops Clark y
Female Pills and Udhert's Vegetable Ambro-
sia ap+ HSF sac ~ Endo stoas REidge.
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New YorIkNaun.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE commit
tee appointed by the delegates OF the
Hall Democratic organ
ization of this city, who were refused
admission to the Convention at Albany
on Wednesday last, met last evening
to consider the action to be taken to se-
cure a proper representation of the
anti-Tammany Hall Democrats at the
coming Convention. A resolution was
adopted, expressing the determination
of the party to oppose men elected by
the Tammany ring,and to reject all
profers Of compromise or affiliation
with that organization.
Meetings of the Conservatives of the
pointed to be held ON Monday evening
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ODBERTs AND RINGS AM BR,IsIA,
" Halls Hair ever, tnrisiRn Hair Tonic
and all the Hair HestoratlveS of the day.
For sale by "a '75s 81 5'Eh-ii 90 ODBEHT,E
aprIO End of Stone Bridge.
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DESTROY THE RATS, NICE AND
Reaches by using McClellands Exter-
mluator. For sale by ODBEKT,
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LARGE AND WE'LL ASSORTED
n Stock Of Trusses, Shoulder Braces, sup
porters and BandageS, just received and Tor
sale by .9tdifir e1s OpBERT,
~ Rpri0 40 --fup srttsa End OF Stone Bridg
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Speaking of the possibilities of Eu-
topean war and its financial conse-
quences to this.eouutry, The Cincinnati
GI,r1I1, ,,ov,,arI,S ~, EaII,....sI -
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: EH nAsee4AaneouSs svy
IA reaction has taken place infthe
New York financial market, and prices
show q considerable advance with a
more buoyant feeling. weare inform
al "a aalIs.... L. - a. -
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! IF1ouR-Closed 1lrn for 'rood 'and duili for /

p PROVISIONS Pork-s227 rs cash for! new
meS6, sellers ut SO 10 regular, and buyers at
e25D5. .Beaf-Steady. Gnt Meats OminRl-
" unchanged. Bacon-Steady at lO3{@ I05<c
far 70 prime steam, and 1S11S91Ec Tor kettle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-13

Hook AND LADDER COMPANY ALL who
Witnessed the fire last night, if not before con-
7ipced, we're Impressed with the urgent neces-
sity of hook and ladder company in this city.
With such an organization ia existence here,
one Of the buildings consumed could, beyond a
doubt have been saved The following young
gentlemen have signifed their intcntion Of
Joining such a company, and will meet, on
tuesday evening next. in the OF Dominion
yase Ball Club Room, over Field shoe store,
No. SO, King street, for the purpose Of effect
us an organzatiop Liberal contributions will
it. hoped, be subscribed by the Insurance
Companies, the city authorities and city prop
erry holders generally, 10 thoroughly furnish
and equip this Company when organized. and
the sum required for that purpose will be,
il is stated, but little over $500: john T.
Henderson, W. Keith Armistead. Richard N.
Latham. G. R. Shinn, John G. Adam, Edgar
Warfeld, James Reid, John Robinson. Robs.
Brentwood, Pen. Jordan, Guss. Hall, William
,Var6eld, l. Lovelacc, Add Stone, Charlie
adam, Charlie Esumerson, Joe White, Joe
Moore, Horace English, David Beatty, John
Possett, Nal. Mclean, Geo Wise, NJ. Coe,
Charlie Williams, d. Prettyman, Jessie Muir
ray, Edwio Entwisle, VIM. Dainger6eld.
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ounRcH SERVICES, &C, To-MoRRow

C0onS~~ f-ge.s IT-gs3
n1r;st Church.-Servieea at II q. M, and Il p.
nv the Rector, Rev. Alfred Randolph.
~ 9, paups.-Canfrmatio at II q: ~. by Bish-
:. Johns Service at p. m, by Rev. MI
Nc Groce q,eh.-Service at IL a. M, by the
psctor. Rev. s Mr.. Sprigg. Confirmation at 4
hsg ~, By. Bishop Johns. The pews in this
Church are free,
O. Marvs-Service at and II a M, and 81 p.
bv the pastor, Rev. Father Kroes. Blessing
o md distribution Of palmsat II q. m.
rrst Presbyterian. Sermon in the morning
hr the Rev. Mr. McCampbell. Sunday S hool
Concert at night.
Second Presbytsria''.-No service. r.
Methodist Episcopal Church South.-Sermon
IN the morning and at night by the Rev. Mr..
Munsey.
Methodist Episcopal -Sermo on in the mo rnin 6
md at night by the Rev. Joseph r. Wheeler.
Methodist Protestant.-7Sermon in the NOM
ing and at .ight, by the Rev. j. Jones
Raptist. Sermon in the morning and at night
Nv the Rev. E. J.. Willis.
Alexandria Christian AssociQtion.-Gen
prsyer Meeting in the I'd Presbyterian, al
dcIock D. m, and every evening during the
oomirp week in the Lecture Room of the Bap-
,;:t Church, a. 5 o'clock, A cordial welcome
will be given to all who will attend upon these
means of grace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-13

DECISION CONFIRMED 1t will be seen in the
police report of to-day's Gazette, that Lemue]
Walker and George Moore, for an assault on a
cOlored boy, named David Countee, were fined
yesterday evening, ny George Bryan, Esq,
setting Mayor, and discharged As this case
las been the subject of considerable comment,
and has received the attention Of the Common
Council, the following short account Of it is
published On Wednesday last Countee, who
lives near the northwestern limits of the city,
beat Lemue Walkers son. That evening
Walker and Moore went to Countess house,
and, as is asserted, dragged him out, and 9th
elwise maltreated him. On Thursday evening
Walker and Moore we're arrested, on complaint
d Countee, tried before Justice John Moore,
acting Mayor, under tie city laws, and dis
charged upon the payment Of fines. An ap-
peal was taken, the case was again tried yes
terday evening, and the decision of Justice
Moore, as is seen, confirmed. 4 warrant has
been issued for the arrest Of Countee for as
saultng Walkers son, and he will be tried
Gu that charge this evening.
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GEoReETowN ITEMS. --Forty-slx coal-laden
boats have arrived from Cumberland since our
last issue, and Of these very nearly one half
have passed over The aqueduct, to the Amer
can Company at Alexandria.
The New Canal Bridges have been completed,
examined and approved by the canal compa-
ny and The corporation Of Georgetown.
Next Tuesday will be the anniversary of the
Emancipation. The preparations for its due
celebration, which have been made for some
time, are now being rapidly perfected. The
colorcd people Of Georgetown intend uniting
with those Of Washington,
The Fish Market has not been 50 active dur
ing the past few days as it promised to be early
in the week. Herring is scarce, and readily
commands 50 per thousand: shad IS falling
off; they rule at SO TO SIS per hundred ac-
cording to quality.
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s PEGGAI NOTI y.

"a To THE PUBLIC. THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS REwARD!-We, the undersigned, IN,
suTance agents Of Alexandria, feeling fully con-
WINGED that the unprecedented number OF fires
lately occurring in this city, are caused alone
through the agency of incendarism, do hereby
offer the above reward Of three hHmdTed dotE'9'%
to any person or persons for the apprehension
and conrictioa cf any incend:ary or confederate
in the destruction Of private property within
the corporate limits of the city OF Alexandria
G. I. THOMAS
JAMESON & BRO.
an 13.eo1m HOOE s. WEDDERBURN