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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-09
LIFR.-RsEAETR ENGTEH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LIFE-HEALTH STRENGTH
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATl(
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE,S-
= S CIFIC PILLS

Are prepared by the Messieurs Garancieri & Du-
pont, Pbarmaceutists, o. 2l4 Rue Lombard, Paris,
from the Prescription of DR.. Juan Deamarre, Chief
Physician to the Hospital du Nord on Lariboisere.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION gyl.
PARIS, May St 1853.
GENTIEYEN:-We have used the "SPEcIPIc
PILLS. made from Doctor Delamsrre's Pre-
scription, during several years past, in our
private and public practice, and have found
them most energetic and efficient Rem
edy in caseso of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly. Daily, or Prernasre Emissions: Sex
aal " eakness, or Znspotency; Special Derangements
Of the Nervous System; W Weaknesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; ResaSGtion o
the Genital Organs; Weak Spine: Affections of the
Eyes; Lime" or ''Brick Dust" Deposits in the
UEipe Milky DscharfeS paisnss; Of tbs SSkip
Features Irregular Action of the Heart, and in all
the chastity train of symptoms arising from Over
,Abuses. or Loss from any causes ofthe Nervous
Force. -. , u. III ~-.-..--rf +..-...- a
sons suffering from any Sy'Eptoa'ati9, or Orga7ic
affections of the GENITo- BINARY SYSTEMS, to use
theseIPills:I With highrsspect, we are yours most
sincerely, o,. -. .r-,,,,,;,,1,J dig r
4. Esf-,- s-....,IG G. d. .DUJARDIN,M. Dgo3 o.
JEAN DE LEUCHRE, NJ. d.
To ToGARANo1ERE DUPONT, No. a Rue Lombard
Darr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-09

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT -BUCHU and I'M
PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and delicate dis
orders in all their stages, at little expense. little
no change in diet, no Inconvenience and no expos
ure. 1t is pleasant in taste and odor. immediate in
it's action, and free from all Injurious properties.
feb2l-dly '-s''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-09
gff 81 PER BOTTLE: t.T -f u

70 Is the fate Of egery va1uat1e Medicine to be
CoUNTERFEITED. Be cautious, therefore, and
see that the IettersT Dc NJ are 5loqo in the bottle
end that each Sordpper bears the FAC SMILES of the
signatures of l. 6. BALDWIN d co., and JOB
NOSES. BE- Hith3aEt a0hich. none are 0enssi1ae.
N. B.-$l.OO. with Eighteen cents for postage
inclosed to any authorized Agent or to the Sole
General Agent for the United States and British
Dominions, '.. ."..iH .-..- I..' '" .5-' ti' .-
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlandt street. New York,
will insure bottle, contain ing Fifty Pills, by re-
turn mail, securely sealed from all observation.
sepl9-d&w eOWly.o oct9 r4 I v-. --r-ss. 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-09
AYERS CATHARTIC az PILLS

n perfect purgatiye we
are able to produce, and ,
IS we think, has ever yet
oeen made by anybody
Their effects have abuud-
9ntly shown to the COM
hunity how much they
sxcel the other medicines
n use. They are pleasant
md safe to take. but pow :
rful to cure. Their PEN
stra ing properties slim
ulAte the vital activities
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
Nlme.8eriebt..

Slilf=Seric6t.
Ser Shb faIIti 80 3oH an Den
Equals. $50
angefommene Oampfer.
Sprone, Gapt. Sarman, bon Cairo.
&fert, Capt. 9obea, bon @airo.
Glla 9ugbeS1 Capt. Dir, bon Souls.
bile. 5 .-.s5 81
@bgegan9ene Damp Ter
Seine.
Der Sgrone miro inoreen Mittag
- llbr mad Cairo abgebeH.
Grwartete Dampfer.a
@aibbiIIe, Capt. 9etpis, bon Cairo. :.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
Announcemens .oe candldalAs
AaGARD.

To MY FELLOW CITTzESs OF THE N1NETEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF DAVIDSON COUNTY:
i At the urgent request of the membersof the
bar, and others of my fellow-citizenss an
nounce myself candidate for the position Of
Judge of said circuit.
OF the manner in which 7 have discharged
the duties of said Office (which IhaFe long heidi
it does not now become me to speak. Suffice II
to say that Ehaye impartiaIiy and laboriously
endeayored to perform my whole duty. If the
people and thesbar approve my efforts to adj
minister the law it will ever be to me source
of sincerest qualification; and if they desire
me to continue TO hold the position of Judge OF
this circuit, L will be most grateful for their in
dorsement through the ballot-box. If however
they should prefer some other person, I will
cheerfully submit, and return to the practice OF
my profession. - ...t IL
NJ. NJ BRIES.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23

re- Gin &noDnotb In a.
Our6 3u6ringli9feit un6 ,SmartneB"
bat Elm oetui6er, bergcIaufener, aufees
blafener Wenfd es neritanben, iid in
offcieIlen &reiien cine SteIung su err
iuerben,. in Der er iebrDieI @inflnB bat
uHo 0eHieLben aAf gdnt infanae gSei;e
ausiibt. Sieier Wfenfh erIaabte fiA
Dor GINGER 3eit Bic 8emeffana, 5 a s
er fetn Bertrauenin s. e us
fde balb E. Ser 8eitpunft iii lest
getonlinen, in Incident oemfelben BE-.
fuiefen fuir6, mas Seutf1e berin6aen
trok folder gemeiner &nonnothinas.
Der anfge6lafene, biintelbafte @eH
berIiert aIlmdhlis feinen gansen Sim
bub, tuabrenb bic Septf@en, bic er su
itilr5en bernaeinte, b65er unO b0ber in
Der adtung 9uIer fteigen. Sur bas
S9niabtport, ipel@es er aeaen Deuts
f6e gefdleubert, baIten mir i'm berant>
lportli9. Sir nerben Bel naditer
Gelegenbeit anf biefes Sbema smraG
fonimen nno Damn Nataeit lienllen.
~ Seuer. @eifern Woroen
eeeen 1 llbr brad In benz 3eIIer inter
Dem Gigarrenltore bon g. SaeaSsi in
Gberrp Seuer aus. Ser QlIarm tuurOe
bon einigen 8oltjeibeaniten gegeben,
fuelde 6as Sener eutbedten. Sic
Seuermsbr erf@ien prompt auf benz
Plabe uBe in tur5er 3eit eelang es ibr,
ale @efabr 81 befettieen. go
Sehte 8ormittag eegen IL llbr ipaib
abernlnlS JenerlGrliI gef9lagen. Sn
Zine Strabe brannten Betten uno ais
bic Seuertpebr an Srt unb GteIle ans
tam, mar bas 5euer bereits seI0fdt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23

Sob le rll--g8er, einen auseesei9s
neten 0lrtifeI bon Goblen fir &amine,
Stubens unb Waldinen : Sefen gu
faufen ipiinfdt, erbalt ale Nuftrdge
auf bas 8iinttli6fte auseeflbrt il, go.
70 Gbur6 Gtrabe, Dem Wafonic
Sempel eegeniiber. oa1S 1B
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23

h Bfibna6 ten! - user elm i6Snes
Ssibna9tssfibent einfaufen Mill Der sebe
mad 0c. sc, Ncrb-Gberrp StraBe in TaIb<
Sile ,tab faufe bafetbft cine 1855
9Sbeelcr s GBilfOn gfdbnai6iuc,
tpelGe bic bSGfe grImie unb bic ein3ise
@clSmtbaiae bel ben ausltsIunssn ~ garis,
lOpObl 1867 mic 1861 erbaIten bat, ebsnic Bel
Der @slt- aab flttrndticnaIrn 8atr, ben 0a--
tiOnal=, Gtaats- unb County gus fellunger
unb un;abIisen Snfituten fir metanifGe
3tpede. go. 36 Hprbr@ Psrrp 5tra6s
NaIbSille, Gem. sa b323 2U
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
Ner3eitbnie ne11er Nm5ei9en

III y EHI IL II . U e
groBet SttBnat6ts.9und am @titt>
mod bel eftrdtian 9aupsI. VI. .
@ranO @pciaI in Der @pnsreB Saae
Nlittlpoa Sen 25. Bel u. 0lutbeips,
Sra3ier, StubbGeFelb uno 8anfin,
Slobofaten in SO. II DeaSerl6. - 81
.Is 8anfefott Grf9aruhgen bon Ssrael
Batter III Sfalbbiue, uno F sa59
s 3 bon 8ar9er llnb Sirfdberg III 9faib>'
bile, n 1888 s5 gas En-
'aa'' 9SbseIer unb BiIions Nabuafdinen
& in SO, 36 gforS GberrD. u
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
Spccial NDti5en.

% Serr 6eimricb 8ertbpIb
1T QOfal 4eent fir Die Sennelleel
Staats 3eitung. n
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
Sta0t lln6 staat.


bentiori am Sonnabeno 1T nie folst;
SIR Criminal 9ti9tsr pltrSe ST.. Sobn
Sugb @nitb nominirt, Sur Circuit
&tdter, Serr Gagen CARR; fur Sang :
a Ter, SEER Sorace $. 9arrilou. 1s
8 3 glis es CUR @omination fur ba8 @mt
2 0es 9lttornep @eneraI fam, entltano
Gin 10 filr1terlib 8irrparr, .oaB feline
tpeitere gefdafte Dea;ogen iuerSen
y fonnten lsi6 Die Convention bertaste
iid, .obne. baB cine domination eelttad)t
fpur6e.- SO iparen our Convention 10
biele Menf9en erl9ienen, DAB IS ni9t
3 3m0aIi6 mar; fie ale in bas Criminal
geri6ts3 iiniter, peldes ber nrfpriitr9<
lid angeseiete Ylag mar, binein 5a
brlngen.. Die s@erlanunlung begab ii@
baberauf Den, gapitol Slgel.
MIs sic Domination fir 9lttorneD
General in Sronung iparen, rnb ais bic
bier Serren 8. SIS. .YeabobD, st. g.
Sutbia, 8. 49, @lallie unb SSH.
Sbane in Domination 9ebradt iuurs
ben, benliibten fi6 Die Sreunbe iebes
Der bier ganoi6aten; fur feline 9ieb<
Iingseanoiodten auf ale in0glide
ais y ~ = asasssn
ssn9eI oeost m =. M. A"S "
lgnsua.Sst xossSe a. 80. ' Up We
ipeIae tueitere @el9afte unnl0gIi9
ms ~ Vns .a asip ~ 49, u"S Son.; ''
49, t ttes gsas ',,s Sc. fs;s.r
atagS atsn o,,S;aats, sfs;ts, J.,
Sas M arsS''" A's''s''s" s'e - :"
W ''.'a' =. "a
H Sie 95oraanae auf Ser @ou<
BENTON am Gonnabet1o, oas tumuItus
ariidle 8euehmen Der MenfAenmaiIen
per0en fir eipia Elm Gd,an6feG in Der
@eIhidte Der raSitaIen 8artei bes
gtaates Senneffee biIben. Gs III Elm
5aumer nit ansufehen, ME aetuiiIen<
Ioie, poIitifde Drat6sieber alle m6qlis
den Mittei beriu6en, I'M Die Nfa1Ien
Ser @timmbereatiatea fir ben ODER lie .
mem Gaubioaten an aeipinnen. g8hiss
fen tpirS soefbeiit. ale m0aIid1eu
ouiriibrerifahen un0 aufreoen6e gies
Sensorten ioerbeff i1en,ad1t. furs fein
gfitteI. lei ,saes nod 10 ernieSriaenb
oleloI AnoerlH@t UNI ole Sllnlmens
inegr9eil Il!r oen oosf IeHen ea o[.s =
zen 81 9ensnnen; ols9sr mar u1ooos :
s fen nn6, ,t1it ne M, Jeff uennen Ser
eonleroattberl IN Den SersIntgten
StaateIl. Sangt aber nun one He2ub@
lltanll9e Yartet aud on, lol4en Sors
biIoern la45nabnien, 0attn TT es ipabr<
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
SerIanQt.

6rsime fsid,tiae cemtfebe &Dd,iH. Serner ct
Munger DlGHn ala @ntfd)er. ~ !, I
Mni Hebflen uafe iir EN- ftnterfDies Gbspaaf, bic
d ~ obteen Hef9dftanngeu usruiethen uoAei,.
saas3 Or. q. M. Garbida,
;9f@s enisits Riimeterfs Garten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23

~ Sradtb,erfeb TT. SIN
sSradtberfebr auf ben GiIenbabnen miro
iest cine erobe 8erbeheruns einsefiibrt.
sfaibbilIe, Norbpeitern, Georgia, gSe<
fern Sltlantic uno Nfacoil 8eitern
8abnen baben ibre arrangements 10
getroffen, oaB bic SSrndten obne unlges
Iaben 81 tueroen, bon einem 8nnfte an
bieien 8abnen gum anoern trau8portirt
iuer6en. SOltbe s8a9en, tuelbe nidt
umgelaben iperben fOllen, tragen cine
CRIME Sarhe unb baS ltnternebnien bat
oaber Den gfanlen Greene Line" err
halten. Ser 8erfebr tpiro baourd be-
lblenni9t unb bereinfadt. NbermalS
elm Sdritt gum 8eiferen.s n Sur INNER
boripartS W s~ 4s~| '&,s ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
a. a(uf Ser Deutlden GSair baben

IS H stuf Der oentldens Sair baben
sic Serren Mrnolb Stride unb Mihael
Srabing aIIein 6as yNaile @ffris
f4uness@orf1ite" bertreten; sic arr
beiteteil oaB es cine SUIT iuar, ibnen
susuI9auen. sic bielten INNER CUTE
Getraffe, bas t6nnen tuir ibnen be-
seugen, unb lie bra9ten Der Sair
6ur9 ibr freumoli6es Behebmen biel
@eIb Elm. - @ls Sreiiuiai9er am Sc =
mite fungtrte aud nit @rfolg Serr
CHARLES Sablinger.
RG Observation-Disclosures.
Sn Der aeitriaen gorltan6sfibuna oes
@inpan0ernn9S gereines ipuroe Der
8efdlnB eefaBt, i1nllntlidhe beutIde
gereine Der Staot 9faf1bille anf;ufors
bern, ii1 bel Ger Serlammlltng am Stem
Sanuar su betbsilieen, Die in Ger Die
prdlentantenboae ltattfinbst Ino bic sum
3iped bat, cine 8etition an aen @on9reb
al rihten, Die oenielbeR beiueset1 fol-,
before geiese gum Sdus ainerifanifder
Nooptinbiirger tll aMslauO 81 erlalen.
Sic urlprln9li1e geranlaHung 81
bieler 8erfailn,luftg, ipel6e 8orIdufer
dbntiGer Dirt in ianlnlttidleti gr0beren
St1bfen Der Union gebabt, iuar Die
Sinridtung Der brei Senior in Man6e >
fter. Sie ,sla9ridt oiefer nntbat Seis
tens Der enaHl6en &eeierung, all ome >
rifanifde M0optib 8iir9ern toerilbt, branq
ipie Elm Sdmersen3threi bur6 bic 8au >
en- Ser Ser. Staaten unb fano iiberaa
9fad6au. kEE01
1leberal eingen Die Semonltrationen
bon ben Srldnbern, aus; bod LIBERAL
nabmen Die Oeutl6en lln0 1onItiae
Nooptipbiirger gntbsil an oenieIben unb
Die naturaIilirteu 8iirger eini9ten ,li6
in MafIenUerlat1ailungel un6 aSoptirs
ten 0etitionen, iporin fie unieres GeprG >
i'm @onereB baten, ibuen
I,SduB 9esen bic nrfnrpatioiteu gu &C.
iuabren, tpeIde guropail9e Monar1en
fi9 eesen an,eritaniid)e Slooptibbiirger
erlauben, menn oieie lire alte Seilnat6
tuieber befu6en. -,
gSir Seutlden iinS namentli6 in oies
| fer Mn9ele9enheit iiltereiiirt. Senn
tlnlere 3auntonige ioipobl, ipie Sic gro y
Beren Monarden MAIDEN lid elm beion>
oeres @ei9aft 6araus, unlere 2anbs :
leute in ihren MiIitairoienlt Al prelIen,
luenn biefelben na6oem fie lanalt Bur :
ger lit Ninelifa geiporoer, ettttnal ibren
9e6urtsort tuieOer feben ipoIIen.
~ Serr Gugen GarD bat no :
tIrlid, na9bem e. fur baS 9lmt oeS
Circuit &idter5 nominirt noeben, feline
&eii9natiOn ala Staatsleuator eirge :
rei6t. .---..r. ... ...,-..sz
Mau bofft, baBSerr 81. 8. g. ainbs=
IeD fi6 basu berifeben ipirb, als Gam
bibat fur Die 10 erlebigte Senatoren=
SteQe auf3utreten. Serr 2inosleb lit
ieben Sails elm iiberaus PATHFINDER
Mann fir Die StelIe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

CONTESTED WuL---The contested will OF
the late Samuel DeVaughn occupied the at
tention of the Orphans Court in Washington
nearly ali of yesterday. The legatees were
represented by NJ. Thompson, esq, and the
contestants by Judges Hughes and Moore. A
number of witnesses were examined, and finally
it was agreed that Dr. A Mcdonald Davis be
appointed collector Bond, 100000. Doctor
Davis in the examination, stated that Mr.
DeVaughn had often spoken to him of found
ing some charitable institution, which generally
took the shape Of u widows home. In his
last conversation (about twenty days before his
deatb) he spoke of leaving the bequest to the
Free MasoDs, for the purpose of establishing a
widows and orphans home. Witness had
warned the estator that great changes were
taking place in public affairs, and that his
charity might 90 in way he did not desire
The testator had dislike to negroes, and it
was 10 reference to this that the conversation
occurred. Testator had also prejudice
against the Catholics, and that was alluded to
in the conversation Testator had two broth
ers and sister John and William. and Mrs.
Brayield -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

REMARKS. The market, this morning, show
ed q little more activity, and prices Of grain in
dcate more frmness, and an actual advance -
Flour is very quiet. with sales of Extra at S10IJ
"a decline; choice brands however, may still
be quoted at Sll. Wheat has somewhat i'm
proved, and there Is u more active demand, es-
pcciully for red Il prime lot ii which brought
2l5 Offerings ot 1000 bushel- white, most OF
which sold at 2N1a.1i0 for fair to good, and 90O
bushels red which brought 10, !UO, POS and 2l5
for common to prime. Offerings of $500 bush
els Corn, which has rallied, and for which 81
and % was generally obtained One lot very
inferior sold for 30 Rye quiet, with sales at
l2j Sales of $50 bushels Oats at 63aG4. Butter
is in demand for prime, which is scarce. Sn-
1uuc continues in fair request, and finds q ready
sale Wool quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

Police REPoRT-M MAYORS OFFICE. Two
colorcd women, named Fanny Magruder. and
Mary Baker, for disorderly conduct, and for
fighting in Petersburg were fined and dis
charged.
Aune Fleming, colored, for striking and
abusing Virginia Nelson, also colored, was
fined and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Francis Walker
and Edward Carson. for trespassing on the
premises Of Mrs. Julia Elliott at Yates Gar
den, we're held in the sum Of $50 each for
their good behavior for six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14
LOCAL MEM 3: 81#
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST IA.

n
FESTIVAL AT GLYMoNT. the festival at
Glvmopt Yesterday was decided success, and
the ladies' superintending it expressed them
selves highly gratifed by thesamount realized
from their efforts. A party of ladie and gentle
men from this city, accompanied by an amateur
hand left here at 81 o'clock last evening, on
the steamer Wawaset, for the scene OF 'he en-
tertainment, and after pleasant passage, IA
vored by a refreshing breeze from the Soath'
reached the GlymoDt pavilion to find il thronq-
ed with the fair danes and misses OF the adj
Joining county who, thoush} busly engaged
IN vending their tasty wares, delicious fruits and
CONTEMPORARIES, were ready 10 extend a cordial
Welcome to their visitors. After promenade
about the grounds, ali were called upon to re-
na;r to the doing saloon to partake OF a most
bouatiful supper, which reflected great credit
mon the liberslity Of the donors, as also upon
the culinary management Of the ladies'. The
civ folks were very liberal IN their Investments,
and made decided impression. The return
nv moonlight was mere than deiig htful aud it
spv Youthful gallant Or tair miss was not en-
Unused by the soft rays as they shitntnered on
the water, it was because his or her sweetheart
was not along :.ts.t... f7..s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14
RADICAL MEETING.-A large and harmoni

RADICAL MEETING.-A large and harmoni-
our meeting of the First War Invincible Re
publican Club, was held last night, in the
colored school house on Wolfe street, known
as Slouby's school house, George G. Hewes,
white, the President, in the Chair, and John
Birrell, white, Secretary There being 40
business of Importance for the consideration
of the meeting, it was addressed by R. D.
Beckley, Hamilton King, Henry Ditcher and
Robert jenkins, colored, and George Tucker,
white, upon the rise, progress and cheering
prospects of the Republican party, and the
achievements it was destined to accomplish. =
The subject Of the late Richmond Radical Con-
7ention contrary to the expectations Of some
was not alluded to by any Of the speakers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of q decree OF
{ the County Court Of Prince William CO.,
entered on the 1st day OF July, 1867, in suit
therein pending, in which George W. Larkin
and other are plaintiffs, and Chaa. F. Larkn
and others are defendants, the undersigned
Commissioners will SELL before tho front door
Of the Court House of said county, the I'd
DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1867 Chat being
Cour. day. at public auction to The highest bid
ter, q TRACT or PARCEL OF Ian u, known
rs he Cottage containing ~ acres, situated in
the county o. Prince William, about mile
rom Eri>ton Station, adjoining the lands OF
Howson Hooe and others on the following
TERMS Ten per cent cash. and the residue
on credit Of one and two years, with interest
from day Of sale the purchaser to give bond,
with approved security for the deferred pay
lnents, ard the title to be retained as q further
security for the same.
Tni- tract Of land is Of good quality, and con-
tans about - acres Of timber.
GEO. ". LARKIN,
4. NICOL,
rr William co., all 1-eots Comm RS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

YOUTHFUL DEPREDAToRs. The proprietors
of the gardens on the suburbs Of the city com
plain OF the depredatiors constantly being CON-
mitted on their premises b. boys who are old
eaoueh to know better, and the police are on
the lookout for such offenders. The garden
of Maj. B. w. Hunter, at the northern end of
the city, has suffered considerably of late from
the inloads made upon it by boys employed
sequence have lost their situations there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

Adams EXPRESS The office u Adam.
Express, in this city, unw conducted hy the
popular and accommodating agent, Mi. K. W..
Falls, is being repaired, retitted and reappor-
toned in accordance with the latest style Of
improvements introduced into express Offices
in the larger cities. The old counters have
been removed, and for them have been ,ubsti
tuted the counters in use III the Lynuhburg
Office before that was abolished, aud which are
constructed so az to render every facility that
convenience can afford to the efficient clerks OF
the money and freight departments, MeSsr&.
G. w. Ramsay AMI j. II. Luckett. la this
connection it is mentioned that the reception Of
express matter for the North closes daily at 9
4. ~, and at 8 aud p. III. thattor the South
and points along the Orange and Alexandria
and Manassas Gap Railroads at c Is Il. m; aud
that for Leesburg and along the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Ham pshrc R. R. at 40 a. i'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

G. 4 O. CANAL The interest due to the
lst Of April 1867, on the certificates for cou
pons funded, dated Oct. l. 1858, will be paid on
being properly receipted and presented at the
Office Of the Clerk and Treasurer in Washing
ton, and the coupons of interest on the bonds OF
the Company issued for the completion OF the
canal commonly known as preferred Bonds,
due on the first OF July, 1852, and lst Jana
cry, 1853, will be paid on presentation aud
delivery at the National Metropolitan Bank Of
WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

FIRE ALARM. The alarm OF fire last light,
the burning of some lumber in the yard OF Yer
plank 4 Go. S spoke factory, on Water street,
opposite Jamiesons cracker bakery. The lire
was accidental, and was extinguished by the
nelgbbors before it had occasioned any damage,
and without the assistance Of the fire depart
ment, portion of which, however, was speed
ily On the ground and prepared for work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14
AUCTION SALES.
BY J. H. PARROIT-AVcTIcsEES.

BY J. II. PARROIT-ACCTIcf
CHESAPEAKE 5: OHIO GhNAH RCNOS
X FOX SALE IT PUBLIC f.UClIoN.
On THC kSDA> y, me 39,h Gsy &c LAY, 1s5,
at Il Q clock II, - iron: o. tie Ccu"t House, =:
the city Of AleXAnd-ia, VI tn undersigned.
as Commissioners the Circuit Court Of Alex
andria county, vs., under authority Of decree
entered ut the February Special Term, 1867, OF
said Court, in the cause Of the Board of Public
Works of Virginia. plaintiffs, VS. Selden, With
ors s. Co., ct al, defendants, will offer for sale,
at public auction,
x large amount Of the BONDS OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL co.
Terms OF sale So, 600 cash, residue on we'll
endol sed negotiable note at six months, bearing
interest. JAMES NELSON.
s. FERG USON BEACH,
NH 2T-eots Commissioner
The above sa!eis postpoaed to III UKSDAI,
August lst, when it will take :lace at II O CLOCK
m, in front Of the Mayors Office, Alexandria
my 3l-cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

Mr. TRIPLERs RECEPTION Mr. Jacob
Tnpler, from Philadelphia, the Oldest fireman
in America, for whose reception meeting OF
the Presidents and Fire Wardens Of the differ
ent fire companies in this city, will be held i'll
the hall of the Hydrau!ion Engine Company,
this evening, to make suitable arrangements,
will arrive here OH Saturday next on the foul
o clock boat, from Washington, accompanied by
Col. Mcclure, formerly OF the City Hotel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION Attention is call
ed to the advertisement of the moonlight ex-
curs;on to come of tomorrow night, under the
auspices IF the choir of the NJ. 4. Church
South No more delightful recreation can be
imagined than a sail over the still waters Of the
Potomac, with the bright moon overhead, and
the sparkling waves rejecting its multifvrm
images, while music soft and sweet floats over
the waters 1t is hoped that this excursion
will be literally ,latronised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-14

CITY CoUNcIL. Last night was the night
10 course for meeting Of the City Council,
but 40 quorum appeared ia The Board OF Al
dcrinen The Common Couucll met, but
transacted no business Of special importaLce. :
See official proceedings in another column Of
to- DAYS Gazette ....