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CERTIFICATES
From = careful Chemical Anslvsis.of Superior
Old Rye Mhiskev. Panaatbarficon-
ICED By JOHN = y iLSDS
81 Baltimore


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Facto'iesSi and sc Camden Street. yVare.
rooms-No. I North Liberty Street.
near Battia,orc Street
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. 5

Persons who intend purchasing Piano, will
find ii to their interest to purchase one direct
from the manufacturer We can guarantee our
instruments to be rst-ciass, they are made Of
the best rosewood are full IRON frame and over
the privilege Of exchanging within twelve
months, if not satisfactory to the purchasers
Second hand Pianos always On hand, from
$50 to $500.
Melodians and Parlcr Organs from the bes,
makers.
H''- We have permission to refer to the fol-
lowing persons who have our Pianos in use:
Dennis Daniels, D. S. Rentcli, VIM Rush, w.
G. Butler, and Richard C. Williams, in .Jeffer-
son County, and Benz. +. Harrison, James L.
Campbell, S. G. Cunningham, Jacob Seibert,
Beng. Speek, Andrew Bowman, g. w Hoke,
Berkeley County
nss~ A call is solicited
December q, lS65-y
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r. D. w. JONES'
BOTANIC MEDICAL. HOUSE.
HAGERs SHOWN. Mb..

Where can be had the most rarta;n ,ae.
speedy md permanent treatment in tAe WorId'
i9r all Diseases of a Private Nature. such a.
e'ehefrhea. elect Structures, Seminal WeaI-
ness; Syphilis, Affections of the Kidney md
ti}ladder, L7ins and Buck, Nose and ThroatS
Nefv9'isness AMI other Extremities, &e.
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JOHN Z. WILSON.

Us parity has been fully tested as per the
annexed certificates Of analysis:
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They are conf identity Recommended not only
as preventive. hut rs a complete cTre far n
diseases incident to the Horse, low or Hoa ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25
Eotoriors Criminals in Australia.

SYDNEY, N. S. Wales, June 1.-The event
of the month in this part Of the world has been
the canture and trial OF the Clarkes, whose arrest
| mentioned in NY last As sooon as the Wouho
of John Clarke the youngest OF the hrotherS,
would permit of his travelling, he was removed
10 Sydney, and on Thursday last their trial com
menced before the Chief Justice: VI the tnbe5
Of banitti who have sprung up i'll the country
districts during the past three years tommy
Clarke vas By far The most tlood-t hirsly a.
we'll az he most daring. The cold bood@d
manner ia which one of his gang conteSses ne
murdered the secret police, gives an INDICATION
OF the ruttian's character The untortuua'e
men were shot down from behind trees ny
the two Cktrkes and robher named Scott
(sncc murdered by the Carkes. Two of the
conSl ah.s lay wounded on the ground, ana
one crayed mercy on account OF his vile ana
family. Tommy Carke's reply was, "ill
show Won mercy, and putting pistol to MS
breast drove bullet through the uhiortl-
nate mans heart. He then served his remain
inc victim in the same manner. The trial con-
tiuued without intcrmission for thirteen hours,
and the Jury, after short deliberatlon, return
ed verdict of guilty against both prisoners. =
The Chief Justice passed sentence OF death
upon them. and in doing so stated that IN two
years Tom Clarke committed eleven murders,
nine mail robberes, and thirty-slx robberes OF
Individuals. In most OF these offences his
brother John had aided and abettcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, July 25.-Thc market
was very active this morning, with improved
receipts. Flour iirmer, at yesterday 4ll"tA-
tons. Market for Wheat very active, and de
mand increasing; sales Of 1000 bushels ne" NJ
225a235 for ed, and 240a2j0 for white the latter
price for lot of very good. Corn WAS i'll less
active request, with sales of abopt 2CGO bushels
at 1OG for white and mixed; light offerings Of
yellow, and no sales reported. Sales Of Rye at
125 Oats lees active, and prices tending down;
sales of new at 7Cc, and old G5. We heard OF
some sales off Change al G3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25
BRITISH QUARTERL1Es AND BLAcKwooD.-

BRITISH QUARTERLIEs AND BLACKwooD.-
There has been no period during the exste nee
OF these great organs Of literature, and the
politics Of the British Empire, when they wei
freighted with deeper interest to the America
people than at the present time. No ma
aspiring to the character Of statesman or a.
scholar, or even to respectable intelligence in
the world Of letters and in public affairs, fails
to take note OF what is discussed at this Juno
ture in their pages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

THE FALL IN Flour The great fall in
hour-two dollars in the barrel in three days
begins to tell the story pretty eflectually of
what is to follow when the new crop really fills
the market The only occasion for surprise is,
that already the price has not come down lower
and more rapidly; but enough has already
occurred to warrant us in congratuating our
readers that the reign of speculative prices is
o7er-Ba1tin1ore Commercial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

The Richmond Dispatch states that Mr..
Sears, the agent of the Peabody fund, is seek
ing favorable locality for the establishment of
school of immense capacity, TO educate ma ny
hundreds, if not thousands, of scholars. Is
there not some mistake about this?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

The developments constantly making about
prisoners during the late war, show that many
Of the charges against the South, on that score,
are falsehoods and exaggerations, and, that, be-
yond doubt, there were cruelties north of Ma
sons T. Dixons liue, as we'll as south Of it
Mr.. Guilds letter en- the subject Of exchanges,
attracts much notice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

4 CoL0RED TEMPERANCE MEETING. In
obedience to an order from Gen. O. o. How
ard, directing the organization Of Temperance
Societies among the freedmen, meeting for
that purpose was held in Lcesburg one night
last week, and from what we hear from those
who heard, there must have been lively time.
One brother. acolored minister of recent import
alton, thought they had better strike out OF the
pledge. the word cider Sweet cider he re-
garded as very harmless beverage, and
thought it ought to be stricken out. \ little
plain talk and some excellent advice from Capt:
Smith put this matter to rest, and all appeal
was made for slgners. An old resident, pale
faced patriarch Of the cause, pathetcally called
on his dark hued friend B." for his views on
the subject But his friend B. looked solemn
and said nothing; whereupon 4 second Daniel
appeared in the person of one of the nation 5
wards" who had nothing to say against the
cause of Temperance-and If any OF his colored
minds that it was their duty to renounce the
use of Intoxicating liquors and sign the pledge,
he would not place straw in their way. But
| for himself he was tired Of this zone man pow
er''-this everlastin' "dictation" about every
thing. Irthey were freemen be ircemen, and
act upon their own convictions don't sui
fer yourselves to be forced to do this, that and
| the other thing. merely because somebody says
you must DO It" 1t was heavy weight thrown
on somebody's corns, and during the conse-
qnent commotlon our informant lett. We un-
derstand that subsequently, the word cider
was rubbed out, and the pledge 10 its amended
| form numerously signed. Success to them -
! Loudoun Mirror.
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VIEWS OF THE DAl.
$40 shov the ve,y age aud body Of the times.

| Another deputation from Tennessee mas
been on urging the President to send iedefal
troops to that State to insure order 1T the p''S
on the first of August. They represent that
thirty United States soldiers stationed at the
polls in each county will secure order aud a
fair election The President replied that he
had left that matter entirely within the con
troll OF General Thomas,
At IA meeting Of the Union kapuhi''an
General Committed in New York ehS on
Tuesday evening, Gen Grant was nominated
as the choice of The party for the next lfeS'-
dency, subject to the decision OF The 'hepub-
lican National Convention
1t is authoritatvely announced that ti'eStaie'
maDt that President J ohnson intends TO rrlnove
Sheridan is without foundation in lact. tbs
friends say that he may have contemplated
such removal, but not recently.
Straitened circumstances have compelled
Stonewall Jackson's widow to sell the Generals
war horse TO u citizen Of Macon Ga. 1t was
presented TO the General by The citizens Of
Augusta county, Va.
The Board of Registration at Augusta, Ca,
has ordered all employers to notify their en-
ploytes of the presence Of the Board, under
penalty of the law as administered by 4 military
commission
The Radical Convention in New Jersey
passed resolutions approving the action OF
Congress; but declined to pass resolutions
nominating Gen Grant for the Presidency.
Cooperation, which is recommended by
many political economists as the remedy Tor
"strikes" and ''lockouts,' is now having 4
fair trial in the State OF New York.
The next statement Of the public debt, it ls
said. will show a decrease Of two or three mil
lions of dollars during July
Henry Dunlap, young Baltinorean was
drowned at Cape May on "Wednesday. His
body has been recovered.
Colonel Ohio II. W. Stull, al old citizen
of Cumberland, Maryland, died suddenly on
Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

On once occasion Mr.. James II. Brady. of
New York, was defending case, when the
Judge made several rulings very much against
the defendant; whereupon Mr.. Brady blandly
inquired: MAY it please your honor, who
engaged on the other side of this case besides
the iudge?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

The Presidents message vetoing the last
supplemental reconstruction bill, the CORES
pondent of The Baltimore Sun says, vas not pre-
sented nor read to Mr.. Stanton tor his opinion,
and consequently he did not approve nor dis,
approve the document prior to its presentation
to Congress- All the other members Of the
Cabinet approved the message.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

Theirs's speech in the French Legislative
Chamber, giving history Of French interview
tion in Mexico, attracts much attention. He
accused the government of dishonesty in pre-
senting fraudulent claims against Mexico, nd
of violating the agreement it had made with
its allies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

NATIONAL BANKs-The economist confess
eddy the highest authority in the way Of i imam
cial publication has lately been giving 4 @o"'!
deal Of attention to the National banking system
of this country, and its conclusions 50 start
ling AZ at least to attract attention. The Econo-
mist says:
"JJnless notifications are speedily lntr0GU-
ced, Of which ut present there IS 10 sign what
ever but the exact contrary, 1t Is not difficult 10
forcsee the manner in which the national bank
system will sooner or later come to All end
The large number OF incompetent, !ncNpcTIcHc-
ed. careless scheming aud speculative people
who have forced themselves or been attracted
int the control OF national bH;Iks, will grossly
nismanage the business. They VII! dlaSlpNtc
the deposits in foolish or di:Tcputablc "dEanceS,
and the banks will fail. Under the Ia" OF PRIOR
lien, the government will, out OF ayaita3!e
assets, rs far az possible pay itself IrSt ana N
full the amount Of its deposits, and the ordinary
creditors, az III the recent case at n {" Orleans
will be lett without I 1urthlng. he notes OF
the failed bank viii be 1T least 10 som" extent
covered by the lodgment Of Fedcrai securities,
but there will be wide field for ingenious IL
nancrring in the realization. Sudden or grad
ual of these securities, and in the "ance!in"
sudden gradual, of the PARTICULAR nAtl0"H!
bank notes tainted by default. II Is very pos
sible that q series of failures OF National banks
may create panic Nnd bring down Il large
part Of the organization at once, or the dlStrHSt
and dissatisfaction may operate more gradually
During the last two years the national banks
have had all in their favor. They have run up
the cir circulation from twenty-five to sixty mii~
lions ster ing, and prices have ali been ti.!nE
They have now reached thr liInil |" WIi!'h
they can issue notes, and the process ii reaction
has set in, which, hy slow stages, AID .tier u
considerable interval, will render cash pay
ments again possible But this period 81 Fra".
ton is precisely the Kind Of ordru! Wh,rn :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

Gen. Lew Wallace writes letter vindicat-
ing what is called the ''Liberal' government
Of Mexico, lauding Juarez, and expressing the
opinion that "next to Jeff. Davis Maximian
was the greatest criminal whom thls continent
has yet seen" We suppose Genera! Lew
Wallace" thinks his opinions are OF value, and
that it is point of "loyalty" to write, Jeff
Davis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

A Radical Convention composed entirely on
mostly Of colored people, numbering. H'Hly m
ALL has been recently held III Columbia, >. I.
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III QkS. NATIONAL YACHT CLUB.
Z WAsH!NGTOE, -. g., July u. 1867.

II iii Iii mi ~ e.
=. S<-~ --=ss=---- - - -z4al
We desire 10 call the attention OF parties
owning S;chooners. S!oops, and Boats Of il feet
and UPWARDS, TO the REGATTA, which is de-
signed to take place on the POTOMAC, about
the lst Of AIGUST
TIN. urosra,n,ne Of ARRANGEMENTS will be civ
en- in it,l! at :. later date
The Regatta Will consist Of all vessels dc.ir-
ing to participate, and viii be divided into
three cIuSScs ThOs: Of the first to consist OF
.ch,orers tnn .arnrI If cIDons over rs feet :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

SALE OF VIRGINIA LANDS. Mr.. Bingham,

SALE OF VIRGINIA LANDS. Mr.. Bingham,
a gentleman from Vermont, who arrived IN
the city day or two since. has purchased 100
acres Of good land in Greens7ille for So. 80 PER
acre, equal to cash, and will make Virginia his
home. Mr. Bingham is an intelligent farmer
from the Green Mountains, and before coming
here sold his old farm Of eighty acres in Yer
mont at eighty seven dollars per acre The
plantation he has purchased IN ErrenaN'l't y
an old Virginia place, the land heinz cGnl'd-
eraby worn, but it il we'll improved ana la
fine BUILDINGS. - RsterSjarU }ad5r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

BALTIMORE MARKET, July ~ N" change
in the -four and grain market t"-day-th"ugti
business was more active III wheat ana c"fh.-
At the Stock exchange Virgihia registered g.
lOldl were active at II !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25
EXCURSIONS. BALLS, &c.
RAND BALL

G BALL AT TIE
POTO VI a Z & a K d + \
OK THURSDAY EVENING, JULY -, 1861
provided the weather "a IayoCaba(
Superior Alusic has been engaged Tor the ''c-
casion.
free 70 commence NJ ! o clock.
&sSs~ W improper persons admitted, lAo
strictest order viii be preserved. .----.,,
* Z5-lt HEREIN E.K y PDRINEH
s11HIEIrION OF THE SCHOLARS OF
a. THE FREE SCHOOLS.
Tile scholars attending :hc various rec
schools IN Aiaxandr;l. viii give. on AEAl
FRIDAY NIGHT, at LIBERTY HALL, an
ENH ltlTlUN, to which they invite the atten-
ton Of their friends and the public. 4 Zee .:
"a cts admission Tor adults AMI 10 cts. itr child
rem. Will be charged Several addresses, in adj
,i.iuH u the other tNerriscs will he delivered
Tha proceeds Of the entertainment Will be da'
yutc IL the purchase Vt sGh"n. huU%G t.!
is Aid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25
The New Regis tration In Virginia

RICHMOND, July 23.-The Supplementary
Act Of Congress is shortly expected here by
Gen. Schofeld, when fresh instructions to
Registers will be issued, defining the provl
sions OF that act 1t is expected that number:
now entranchised and registered as voters, vii
be dsfranchised, and rlce rerSa. Complaints
from loyal men are daily being received at
headquarters here of illegal registration, 4
great many ex- Rebels asserting that the oath
is not constitutional and consequently is not
binding. e. Frauds Of the most gigantic pro
portions of this kind are reported to have been
practiced; while onsthe other hand numbers,
from fear or indifference, have refused to reg
lister. In consequence Of these llleealltes, it Is
presumed that the whole work Of registration
will have to be done over, which will cause a
considerable additional expenditure and much
time and labor. \ revision Of the Board will
also probably take place, and the Registers
now incompetent or disqualified will be remov'
ed, and colored people possessing the neces-
Sary qualifications. ability, loyalty, and sutfl-
Gent term Of residence. may be appointed as
they apply in proper manner and at the proper
time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

AND WRlNGER,
CONSTANTLY "n hand and for sNle by
THOMAS PERRY, Agent,
dec f. NJ" ., Prince &.
sIRUIT JAk8~-Nlascn s. WliIonahby'a
II Self Sealing Fruit lars, pint, quart and
gallon, received AMI i,,r sale low by tho eros OF
dozen, H. +. j. VI ll:'*f.,
my 30 ,2m 81, hing street
THoMAaT"A LIN f.
loo casks fresh TnOMA%TUN LIME, tor
s' is y l." " % N1 uni"o :!:.sl
COAL.--1hc undersigned are now prepared t.
y furnish the citizens with the best BEL and
WHITE ASH COAL, ut the lowest mark ~
rate. All persons wishing to be supplied Will
leave their orders st Our office, No. -, hnN 81
iy l9--lm MONROE Il HEMENl.
DAMNED FRUITS Peaches, Pear, Straw
y berries, Tomatoes and Corn, fresh and nee,
'''-' >,'' LOOMI5 i FAuEi:,
my2S King street, curner Columbus
CUGARS.---2 bbl& ard 4 hhl&. strictly prime
- p. r., hard and soft crushed, and =. L.
A. j. FLEMlNG.
ieotf No y, King street.
list KECEIVED-A fresh supply %! The
j celebrated STAR BEANDo LOBSTER.
''''"' ''''' HAEKlE HOUGH,
ivl Corner Pitt and Prince SIS.
rs1OBACCO--A fine assortment of Smoking
4 and Chewing Tobacco, just received! &hd
for sale bv LOOMS u EAGER,
my IS King street, corner Columbus
TINE TEAS Gunpowder, Japan and CO.
L long Teas, Of rare quality, received and for
W. j. c. MlLBUEN.
DAMANTINE CANDLES.-l0 boxes Ad-
n amantine Candles, received to-day, anil
for sale low by >,
jy2 J: z. NJ l L jim.
STRAWBERRIES Fresh Strawberries, III
~ 'S'S' '"S' 'l,''' ~ FRED. KICKER,
~ 22-2w King street, corner st. Asaph
CHOW CHOW.-Crosse & BlackweI's Eng
~ lish Chow Chow, received and for sale b}'
FRED. RECkER,
iv DIV King street, corner st. ASaph.
100 BBLS. No. l POTOMAC HEkRlNG;
IUU leo bbls Family Roe Herring; . kits
Shad Roe, in store and TOR sale HT
DASKETS-A fine assortment Of Market Bias.
= kcts and Bronms, just received ana for sale
nv LOOM Is & FACER,
les 20!, King st.
TOR SALE-A cry desirable = horse spring
Il WAGON, suitable for town or country pur-
poses; also, number one DRAY, by
my3 F. l.. TOLSON. 50, Cameron 81.
WRAPPING PAPER AND TWINE-
w Twine palm leal, and Straw Paper, or
sale by FRED. RECkE Err,
iy 22-2w King street. corner ST. Asaph.
CUGAR-CURED HAMS, Of best brands, for
- sale by
far celn Nv Tiv 32l + G. MIIRJJRN
NlDER VINEGAR.--5 bbls Vinegar from
- Apple Cider, for sale by ..
jy22 j. &. Nj LbUk N
CEVERAT. STALLS, situated in y comfort
- able brick stable, for rent low, by
my3 f. L. TOLSON So CA mcron 81
SALT.-Ground Alum, Fine and Table Salt
- for sale by LOOMS FACEk,
my25 2G4, KING street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

FOREIGN News European news by the
cable states that Mazzini has left Paris for
italy to join Garibal in his movement against
Rome. The English House Of Commons has
passed 4 bill abolishng church rates. Two
Fcnians awaiting trial in Dublin have become
insane Maymilian's widow, Carlotta, has
left Miramar for Belgium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

GUILD.
New YORK, July 25.-Gold to-day, 1891.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25
TIE RIGHTS OF MINORlTIEs.-The New


TIE RIGHTS OF M1NoRTIEs.-The New
York World says:
THE cumulative voting scheme has excited
a marked attention in England. Parliament
has had another warm discussion on the sub
ect and has finally defeated il. The London
journals by the last mail are full of it, and both
and all sides Of the question are ably present,
ed. The Times lavors it; some OF the Tory
leaders approve Of it; but MIR. Bright opposes
it, and the Pail Nal! Gazette 'unmasks' it. 1t
may be mentioned in this connection that an
association has been formed in this city to press
the subject of minority representation upon the
State Constitutional Convention, and Other
State conventions which may hereafter assem-
bic to revise constitutions. Whatever Other
merit the cheme may have, it has at least ex
cited very general interest in this country i:
we'll as in Great Britain.
A GIrsY FUNERAI~-A singular trait OF the
Gipses is reported by the Dayton, o., journal
It seems that some years ago man nance
Stadley, the king Of the tribe in this country
was buried in great state IN the WOODLAND
cemetery. Since then no matter where
member Of the tribe in this country has died
the remains have been conveyed to the stlmi
Mace for inte1ment Last fall and winter oul
children of the tribe died in Texas, and the
remains we're sent 10 the vault IN Woodland
until & sufficient delegation from the tribe
could he gathered to celebrate the ceremonies
propcry The Dayton Journal speaks very
we'll of the conduct Of the Gipsias in that neigh
borhood.