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A Bogus Euslish NsbIemaa Abapdsns n Yeans
Bride. f~ft i8s 5tM

a BOgu0 Eu8t1D0 N00lou10o AD0u00u0 q Y oun8
Bride. ~at
From the 81 Louis Republican, May 81
In the proper column o. this paper win be found .
nSt,ss Of me nsrrisse q ny. Emna Jones 70 ar
II announcement win doabtlsss assonish many Il
and thcv win doubtless make uss Of The trits ssprss
sion Truth IL stranger than nctior." 80 = would ap
In
In ma: =: g ,ls: 2 some friend: in ms city
other sams that would bscsms nor half % ven. !
course Over The praitss around her country home
look touch or word, may sound the depths Of the
expand an eternity bright with blissul visions and
rich with the fruition Of fondest hopca In such
nent the country 9h Who figures In Chi: romance sx-
the horizon Of wedded future. The gssusman who
vas - happy y mset his iesal Il ssan,y ssch
~ IL vsn fhis happened % sssurday evening On
Ne tolse~sg Sunday moynAng I. small wedding party
), s. sss ss ~ .s s' w,s %:
Ss he ne ' .. q an Es:S and po
S WITHOUT sncs o great s9Sss ms u
parental inheritance This fees he had hitherto stu.
cSsusi o. Ss 9omancs q .
Another. and concluding chapter TO follow, which
mo- pleasant 70 The contemplation Of either q tho
70 such occassona Indeed, u We he mos romantic
circumstance Of this most romantic story. After The
usua congratulations the wedding party
Tired from the church. While the Steps Il the Acrcd
ed6ce, the bridegroom informed tho bride and the ~
tonishcd company thse business u importance called
him TO western frontier and that he would be CON-
PEELED 70 leave immsdately f0v Fort Rely. carriage
In waiting, into which be stepped asd bidding hia
fair bride adieu, vanished from sight she did
faint fall and contribute exciting scsps for he bed
taken We precausca 10 whisper in hsr thas he woad
be absent only Eve weeks and he sdvss1 her, n the
meantime 70 Be - happy she could, and make pre-
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SCHOOL cHllpaeH's JusIlArlun.

CosooRp, N. a., May 10, io7
Seven hundred school children with their 4 s4en,
from Manchester, arc on vmt here to-day V y the
city and public Institutions They we're met at de-
pot by four hundred school children OF this city, and
xacuve and intersstinE
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BROOKLYN coUR rs.
Assshsr wA,.h.y C...-Acs,.. t.r C..s.-.
nation.

nation.
Se'ors Judge Bsnsdic, and Jury.
vac ~ rvs Hsad,vd srd Eight Barrcls o.
IN action brought by the sovernmsst
ssAs barrels q vhsksy seized on me s,s o. aJ.,u.rv
~ = No % water street, Brooklyn, mo, New worry
ahss bssa reported aud claimed BY M..,r, T,ll.n,
- nssesl. me cas- has bern in cour, before vben
. ssessee decsded in regard to ,he rrh, :, ~.
eno - eeseee me action United states p,strsr,
fseo.1ms 80 but hs Honor decided 10
pognD ~ claimants 10 defend n snc..s,
0ae Ne w1key ha6 besn stored No % wsser ssr.ss
- NJ ers1h a Morn Talent Hubbeil Who elaine
lnsa tnsy hs1 purshesed % Chicago disuller in
- = sas enessas1 barrels 10 bond. The buidisss,
Wea - - g. wWU Deaasd By Mr. Croeso ,be
lsvw par q No -, - claimed, being bonded ware
isspssov csehss ~ sranIssd n. ,hs government,
Isstssy Sssvnsss so ssssiset that hs vsus 70 ne
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scvrxn Court csxmAI rrRn-Sov ENUMERATED xorIoys
sherlock Va Lamont 9 Cos,sr " De fcs
!. etl !. Dc HeviA sAme
q IAmhard u n. W Hoop .. Appleton vs. Appleton.
Mstal O. Isaacs Third Avenue
= webb w. skinner. RR Co. In ~. petition
Bcnham va Hay Of Randall
y Williams va Brewster
4 ca
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Bef0fO judy Hi3eF
william Ryan, who had been convicted Thursday
- SusuiAy n isasnsnt house. In Third avssue, under
- circumstances already reported IN the HERALD vas
es9esncsd 70 twelve years mprisunmens In the State
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Cavalry Brigade DPllls.
The nrst part Of next week Tomptns square 10 b
used exclusively by cavalry. The First regiment Col
Henry Brinker vii assemble there FOR arm Monday,
18th Instant al two O'Clock P. - The Third regiment
Colonel John Budke 90 Tuesday. 1lth instant q The
ssms hour Tue Warrington Gray squadron, Major
Swim commanding. on Wednesday, fSsh Instant alss -
two o'clock p. u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-02
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, NAY 2.
80
How REVENUE OFFICERS ARE IREATED.-
49, q .-:I n -. prookes discovered


How REVENUE OFFICERS ARE TREATED. =
On Friday, Special Officer Brookes discovered
whiskey dstiAery, in the lover section OF the
city, engsged 10 what be believed to De en- al
temptgto- defraud the, Government. In VIOLA
ton Of the act Of Congress, the distlleEs had a
rectifying room attached to has distillery. the
connection heing made IN such manner as to
deceive the Government officers, After the
placed aswatchman in charge Of the distillery
pending the necessary legal proceedings. ln:
the evening the 1Tatchman was summary
elected from the premises. According to the
Waterman 8 story he vas first approached with
ofersof money as an inducement To- absent
himself Tor a short time. Upon bis refusal a
large posse of men entered, and, after extin-.
gushing the light, theyt the watchman,
and BY threats Of personal violence. coupled
with the production Of pistol got him on the
sidewalk. Then he was compelled to march
in front of his assailants, and thus leave the
premises. i While ieayng .;ie: conld hear5the
approach of wagons and the hustle incident to-
the removal Of barrels FROM the dist;llery.Fo ATT
ter the watchman had been driven far enough
to suit the} purposes of she assailants, they
suddenly disappeared in the darkness. The
Waterman Iat once ipformed Mr.. Brookes of
the occurrence, and that gentleman visited the
dlstllleTy on. Saturday. When. he made his
appearance he was assaulted and compelled to
leave. In the afternoon a, posse 0t, officers was
sent to the place, and formal seizure Of the
establishment made Before this was done
the parties inp rested had succeeded in remoy-
ing most Of the: whiskey Efforts are being
Giaae 10 arrest those Concerned in the attack
upon the; wareh use - ohilaaeLpAia Ledger.
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AUCTION SAL ES.
SALE OF

HsF HOsUs EA Nd LOT
in pursuance Of deed of trust from Janney
and wife to me- dated LIST NoF., 1875, and duly
recorded, viii offer for sale, BY AUCTION, at the
premises, on MONDA the 18th Of May, 1891,
at IL o'clock a. the FRAME TEN E4A ENf T
Queen street, go feet west Of Royal street-l4 #.
front, and 9O'in depth being the same property
now occupied by Mrs. Susannah Sodeh, late
Monroe. 5f.Lsa
TERMS Cash down for enough to pay ex-
penses of sale, and the note Of j ohm NJ. Monroe
for $500, with interest from 1st Nov, 1855; for
the residue credit of and IL months; in equal
payments, with interest. and secured to my sat
isfactiln. X. JOHNSTON, trustee
3 al 30-eotd 80. -. -.
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pAUGH's. RAW BONE PHosPHA1E.

Lam the only agent in Alexandria, Va, for
the pure and genuine Baugh,s Raw Bone Phos
phate, for sale by me in large and small quantl-
W Widths PURE RAW BONE PHos-
PLATE, manufactured by Walton s. Whann.
ANDREW GOES DECOMP0SED AMI
NAL AMMONIATED PHOSPHATE.
RHODES PHOSPHATE. 2.a
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER, in
Loudoun. Fauquier, Prince William and Fair
fax counties. ~ =@ts5 t1$"
Headquarters for McGormicls's Reaper and
Mower.
Hubbard's Reaper and Mower. :!
Garden Seeds, SC. w. Il. MAY. (
ap 13-lm Alexandria, Va
NUANO.- REEDS .AMMONLATED SU-
" TIE OF LIME best
superpk osphate yet offered TO the fArmer, pos
seaaiag all the activity Of Poruyiaa Guanp. but
being far moro durable in its effects.
It contains largeam0unt of animal matter
ina highly concentr ated form, which, .Abined
with its soluble bone phosphate of linAs, cannot
fail to render it very valuable rs ~ ieSsiiizer.-
Notwithstanding we believe it 20 DO the best
super-phosphate in the market, get, by pro-
cess peculiar: in its manufactures. whereby the
expenses are lessened, we ass enabled to;seD it
very low, with liberal discaant to dealers.
NJ. ELDRIDGE * So, Sole Agents,
HA !, South Wharves.
oct 1T Alexandria, VIZ.
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FERTILIZERS, &c.
DAUGH's RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,

80 tons Baugh' 9 Raw Bone Phosphate in store
und in prime order-prioe $50 per ton
NO. iGPERUVIAN GUANO..#
BARTHOLOWaSe p REP AIRED PERU
Wan GUANO :@.zs: .a...L
BARTHOLOW'S BONE DUST. ty ~
Sole Agent for the eeIz&i go
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER,
for Alexandria, Va, and Washington, d g
BUCKEYE BUGGY CULTIVATION IS
Large assortment Of PLOW3 Of all kinds,
Cultivators, HarroWs, Hay. straWand Fodder
Seeds, &C., &c. j. Z. RARTHOLOW,, ~ :
No. rs, King street, bet Water & Union,
ap 18-lm - - Alexandria, Va
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r AND SALE.-Will be Sold at public auc-
i ! ton, on 7th day, (SATURDA y the 18th
Ta Sta aae West End sTRACT OF LAND
tanning 394 acres. situated on Holmes Run
near Clouds Mill; adjoining lands of Terrett
D. g. Watkins and others, -.
This land is of good quality, and Wei adapted
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will BE shown
the premises by George Aud, living near there
to-, or the subscriber, at Cameron Mills ,.-a
! TERMS:-One-third of the purchase money
III cash, and the residue intwo equal payments
bonus 81 the purchaser, with approved security,
the title to be retained until the purchase mon
ey is paid. ROBT. +. ROBERTS, Agent,
for the heirs of VIM. e. Brown, deceased
Nl-.fa - 90 %.
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AND FERTll lZERs.

The subscriber has on hand full assortment
Of the most approved MANUkES,s which he is
prepared to sell in any quantity desired, at the
LOWEST MARK EFT RATES
As the prices are uniform the farmer cSnob-
tain his supplies as we'll by correspondence rs
though he wereto purchase in person. ~
l OFFER:
Peruvian Guano, Of the best quality
Bolivian Guano This article cou,as from the
same section as Peruvian, which j. closely re-
sembles in texture and appearance 1t is Eltuch
rlcher in Phosphate but has aess Anlonis For
stiff soils stiff sub-soils i WILL answer quite ss
well asy Peruvian, and il costs. but two,thirds
the.price of that article. ji; Il. .>,,
Mexican Guanes ef four grades.
Ground Bones. : 81. .gE!ly5#. .i.
Whiteloes's Cerealizer. The high reputation
borne hy shis article Us the most eAactiye and
reliable crop producer made IN the United
States, induces me to ask the farmer TO test It
slongaide of any manure he may apply.
Woolston's Amoniated Bone Phosphate This
article is manufactured by the same house, and
contains alljthe best qualities Of Peruvian Guano
and Ground Bones s & VIM II. IRWIN, &
mh2S-tfa htaG 80 No. 5, south Union street
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r P. BARTHO GLOW,
NO. %, KING STREET,
(Between Water and Union streets,)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Manufactures of and Dealer in
- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY. = r
Importer and Grower of
GARDEN, FIELD & GRASS SEEDS.
Dealer in all
STANDARD FERTILIZERS
@r Agent for Fairbanks Scales, and Her
rings Safes - J. P. BAltTHdtLOW,
25 King st Aleasnteria, Va.
jan lily ... 55s, Tth St., Wasnin gton, D. G
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JEW SPRIN GOODS.

l.
We respectfully request our friends, and the
public generally, to call and examine the largo
supply or SPRING GOODS we are DOW re-
ceiv'ing, consisting in part of LADIES DRESS
Plain, BLACK and Colored Silks, Bombazincs,
Alpacas, co!ored and black 1--WE ask special at,
tantion to our 4 Alpacas,J Plain and Figured
Mousins {; 8 Grenadines Pure Mohairs, Pcp-
Inns, Challies Sc. &C. Machine Lace Goods,
and Linen Collars; -hawls and .Mantels, of
newest styles; Gloves, Hosiery Of all kinds, for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, (these articles
have been selected with care, and are very
cheap, Beautiful Grenudne Ties for Ladies
all kinds of ties for Gentlemen; White Goods,
such rs Plain, Striped and Bard Cambr
Nainsooks and Swiss Muslins Il fine assortment
Of Plain Swiss and Organdy Muslins, "A to 1914
wide; some very fne Ladies' Plain Em broider-
ed and Lace Trimmed handkerchief fine
line Of Plain and Heavy French Linen and
Silk Handkerchiefs for Gentlemen,
We have very fine line of Black Cloth and
Cashmere, (French) also great variety OF Do
mestic and foreign makes
LINEN AND COTTON SHEET1NG5- a
large supply, and much under former prices
Bleach d and Unbleached Cottons; Caicoes,
Ginehama, Tickings und Checks; Grass and
Spanish Linens, for Gents Goats ana Ladies'
DreS*ca -rf 2. .,.....
Umbrellas, Silk and Cotton; PNrhsols Eng
lish and American, Of nearly every description
Gents Gauza aud Cotton Shirts and Shirt
Fronts, w0vc and seWed. . .
FlAnnela white and colored All WOOL, Sllk,
Warp and Domestic,
The best assortment OF Brussels ply Ingram,
Venetian, Hemp and Rug Carpeting, Oh Cloths
and Msttngs we have ever offered. All OF
these goods viii be offered at prices that cannot
fail to please. az. ....-. Z. ..
NH Dc WILMER & 3LAYMAKER.
DUBERT IL. WOOD
IL Wonld call attention to his large snd
des,mhia stock ol
DRY H OOD s.
now in store, and to which we will be making
additions from tho newest and mosL choice goods
Of the season .........
Dealers are requested to call and Examine Our
assortment before making thoir purchases.
No. 10, King street, one door from wash
ngton street. under Orange Il Alexandra Kali
road office. 10 =
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BYLH- PARROTT-Aucr'NR.

49, BY J. II. PARROTT-AUcT Mr.. ~
n EALz ESTATE, AT AUCrION.-By vir-
~ tue of decree of the Circuit Court for AL
term, 1856. in the cause Of John Laphen, plain
tiff, VS. Thomas Quirlz's administrator, ct ais,
the undersigned, US Com,niss Toner Of Sule there
in named, Will offer for sale at public auction,
in front Of the Mayor s Office, Alexandria, Va,
on SATURDAY, the 18th day If May next at
~ O'clock M, u LOT OF GROUND, with -
Frame Tenement thereon situated on the ai
east sido OF, Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va. at
the north line Of William DeYaughn's ;lot, IN q
running thence east parallel to Princess street
50 feet; tn enco north "a feet, more or less I,
thence west IS feet; thence south to the begin
ming :, 49, - =. - - :,
TERMS One fourth to be paid inscash, and
the residue in three equal instalments at =, II,
and IS months, with interest from the day of
sale. the bonds Of In purchaser to be taken tor
the deferred pa 1nents, with security, d the tt
title retained untilthe purchase money is paid
al II 2awts GEO w. BRENT, Com.
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TINTLAW.KENCE TUIhUN, = n n
- COMMISSION MERCHANT, liGH
SIS ANDwHoLRsALE AND RETAIL 4EALER,A ~ i
HAY, FLOUR AND FEED. liz y.
fTiharty HajII. >; -Ir.a-l.: No. 80, Cameron St.
THE Undersigned is glad to inform his! old
customers that though his loss oeeasioned SO re-
Gently by fire has impeded his business TO a
great extent that he is now; prepared. having
replaced the implements that we're consumed,
need. E LAWRENCE TOLSON,
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BYhJ. H.. PARROTT-AUcTroS 4
u EAL ESTATE OF JOHN WITHERS,
III DECD, FOR SALE, AT PUBLlCsAgC,
TON ALSO, CHESAPEAKE AND OHlO
CANAL BONDS. sss
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~ 0 3 T. A R ) -

I % ! a II ,
CELEBRATED
-.. BUCKTHORN SALFE,
For Cuts Burns, Bruises, Wounds. Boils,
Cancers Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleed
sna Ill-conditioned Sores Ulcers, Glandulmr
Swelings, Eruptions, Cu.aaeous Affections,
Ringworm, Itch, Corns Bunions, Chi!bIainss,
&c; Chapped Hands, Lips, SC; Bites OF Srl-
ders Insects, Animals, &c.
Boxes, % cts, 50 cts. and 81 siZea.
And Nv HENRY COoTAR,
Depot 484, Broadway, New orL.
And by +: :. LEADBEATEk y CO..
Wholesale ana retail agents, a Alexandria, VA.
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An OLD SONG TO D. NEW TUNE,
Is Ct a...

49, As Spring approaches --........ ....
-''1l! Ants and Koaches .ty---= .E.-. ....
r Fromtheir holes come out, g.. ~.
And Mice and Rats,
In spite Of cats n.- -IEH.# d ..
g. Gaay skip about ..-.s
''COSTARS'' EXTERMINATORS
....-..--- EXTERMINATORS,
"COSTAR'S'' DETERMINATIONS,
a...- gf-g EXTERMINATORS
sCOSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS
DETERMINATIONS,
siCOSTARS" EXTERMINATOKS
. q. Z. O~,7...,a.-, EXTERMINATORS,
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS.
- - - EXTEkMINATQkS,
"COSTAR,S'' ENTERMINATORS,
EXTERMINATORS,
"COSTARS, EXTERMINATOkS,
f.. " EXTERMINATORS,
"COSTAR'S' EXTERMINATORS,
EXTERMINATOKS
"COSTARSr EXTERN MAJORS,
EXTERMINATORS,
l. "COSTAR;S'' EXTERMINATOKS.
5,a- APPROXIMATIONS.
s.tCOSTAR'S" DETERMINATIONS.
..r. EXTERBIINATORS,
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS
ot aos EXTERMINATORS,
"COSTAR'S? EXTERMINHTORS.
For Rats, M ice. Reaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, fic"s
Moths in Furs and Woolens, In
s.-&.. sects on Plants Fowls,
Animals, &c.
rs wears established in n Y. City.
"unly infallible remedies known
Free from PoisOns ,-.-.,.,,
Not dan erous 10 the Human Family
Pats come out of their holes 10 die.
may- II! BEwARE!!l of all worthless imits-
tions. D..
See that "Costar's" name is on each Box, Bot
md E1acly before YOU buy. Address,
'>' N'i HENRY R. COSTAR,
asa. Broadway, n, I.
Sold in Alexandria, Va, By no
E. S. LEADBEATER s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents.
And all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
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FISH PACKERS.
TsA9' GALLERY REOPENED.
(OID STASD)

TYAAS' GALLERY REOPENED.
II (oLD STAND .-.....
CoYne. Ksag and ST. .AsGpd St1Gst2,
Opp Alex, Wash, s Georgetown 4; T. Depot
HAAsi' GESIs FOR ALBUMS, equal to the
be4 Anbrotypes Large size, one, p cents; ;
three for 50 cents; seven for one dollar. Ex-
ira l:srge size taken at the same rate;
The above have never yet been offered i'll Al
P''HftO1TOGRAPHS, CARRIES DE V1SITE,
Sc, taken in the very bsst style. a.a.. ND
Comics taken from all sorts of pictures, to ANY
size, in the most exquisite style ut HAAS
GALLERY. ~ APP 25-lm
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VTORSE FOR .SALE.--A fine Revenue Stall
Ill lion, g years old, and thorough bred, for
sale. Any one desiring such horse would do
we'll TO call Immediately on ae.s
- -. GWIN s. BECKHAM,
40 10 A,j--.~ -.it4t No. 6, Union street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-24

FATAL ACCIDENT. man named Michael Mudroon
vas killed last evening by being over BY lumber
wagon IN Ciymsr street. near Kent avenue. The de-
ceased resided in Tayor street, where ne leaves whe
and family.
CoaoSERs Isouxsr. Coroner Smith held an Inquest
Yesterday morning on tho body Of John Thompson,
workman In shearman's boz factory In Scdgwck street,
vbo died Of disease OF The heart while at work in the
establishment A verdict In accordance with the fAcs
was rendered
AILscnp RsrH-A young woman named Enc Grimm
nineteen years OF age, residing In the tenement house
2os North Seventh street. T. D., on Monday last ap-
psared before Justice Daley, At the Fourth Distrcs
Court, and preferred charge Of rape against four young
men The Justice issued warrant for the sryIt OF tne
accused, and on Monday night two Of th crc re. ar
rested Yesterday they were Mra'xna ,'l ~
Daley on the charge, and, pleading ~ ~
commi tied to await examination today ~.
are Michael Quirk, aged q, and Nicholas ovens 10
Miss Grn alleges that the prisoners called ~ ner pacs
of residence Sunday morning, while the otner mem
bers OF her family absent and Qurk claimed al
mssien q detective. when they were admiuca 70
her apartments and finding her aIone they laid violent
hands upon her. she alleges and while two OF them
held her Quirk violated her person, threatening tne
same time TO cut her throat II she mentioned the
outrage II is also alleged that the same parties com
ned similar outrage on this girl the sunday pre-.
vous but In consequence c their threats she failed at
she time 70 appear against them.
The ATLANTIC BASE BALL CLuB ov BnooKLYS.-The Az
]antic Base Ball Club last night in their rooms In
Halssys Building In Fulton street. when they resolved
70 play their opening game OF the season on the Union
Ground Monday afternoon After the collection of
auss md hnss The meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-04-24
FIN E AR 7 s.


The National Academy OF Design.
Want OF space compels to defer yet day or two
budget Of additional specifications Of the unexhaustcd
collection Of pictures which hll the OF the
Academy. Simple JUSTICE however, TO one Of most
distinguished historical painters inadvertently
looked in our remarks heretofore made upon the
prominent works OF the collection, calls for passing
notice here Of what really tho imposing picture
Of them a though the subject ID only horse and his
rider We refer to-
General Mcclellan on horseback-the large picture at
the head Of the stairway-by W. H. Powell, New York.
Here have q nne portrait Of Mcclellan spirited
charger; and not Of the quiet sprtess Mcclellan who
came back shorn Of his command and his aures from
the Army Of the Potomac; bat Of the Mcclellan We
imagined him to be when placed at the head OF that
finest army on the planet every inch hero, calm
yet full Of re, strength boldne, cooness, confidence
and resolution He seems indeed, well matched In
these sterling qualities with the splendid stesd that
bsars himthe horse OF Job, who snus the battle
afsr on, and who cries "Hai hai' as .hs heard the
thunders Of the captains and the shouting This the
picture Ths accessories Of landscape and atmospheric
effects are oil bordnaed 70 the horse and rider The
master Of his subject seeks 70 concentrate the attention
and to challenge the critic. rather than to divert his
observations 70 secondary details The engraving Of
"De Soto Discovering the Mississippi" from tho picture
Of Powell In the rotunda Of the National Capito the
back OF the ten dollar bill Of the national currency fur
nishes In the magnificent horse of De Soto fair idea
Of this horse OF Mcclellan though horse Of another
color" The heroic spaniard In his brilliant costume,
however, does not present the imposing presence Of
"Littie Mac" In his plain uniform 80 much is simply
due 70 an exhibitor In this collection who represents the
magnates Of his ART
A Spanish Lady, by Patsrica ian Italian portrait
painter and caricaturist), Il pleasing picture so
warm and suggestive Of happy thoughts untold The
same artist has two other pictures in the exhibition
which the visitor VIII nnd worth looking up In The cats
logue.
Landscape No. "a, by Picoteda, . young Italian Of
promise He evidently feels the inspiration Of his native
skies, and a. in this modest beginning We see that his
heart is In his work. he should not pass unnotced.
The New York herald., 1867-04-24
Kings County.

Tho following is the result OF the election in Kings
county, as received up to early hour this morning
SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT, comprising the First,
Second, Third Fourth, Fifth, Seventh, Eleventh, Thr
tecnth Fifteenth Nineteenth and Twentieth wards
John y. Rolfe. Walter L. Livingston, Charles Lowrey,
Daniel p Barnard elected by majority exceeding six
hundred votes. Rev. Mr.. Beecher tradcall ran behind
his ticket in nearly every district Judge Reynolds
the same ticket, had the highest number Of votes.
THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT comprising the Sixth,
Eighth, Ninth. Tenth Twelfth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards and the towns OF
Flasbush, Flatlands, Gravesend, New Lots and New
Utrecht-Wm ID. Veeder, Stephen Colohan John G.
Schumacher and Teunis G. Bergen, who elected by
q majority Of some s 900 votes.
The Democratic Delegates, at large, headed by Angus
tus Scnel received average majority OF about 1000
votes.
The entire vote cast was about 900 against 900
at the last general election.