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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
MARRIED.

Monday. September 9th by the Rev. ALFRED b.
BEACH, Rector of St Peters Church. New York, JOS j.
b. FREY, Of Charleston s. c., TO FLORENCE LINING,
second daughter of JOHN j. HAWAIIAN Esq., of Edisto
Island s C. No cards.
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A /
Anderson, Sarah HalversoI
Jane Hall, Mar
Ash, Annah Hayne, II
Armstrong, Mrs L Herchenr
Archer, Mrs Hen Mrs L
ry Heuer, NJ
Anerton, couelia Hencken,
Ii Keynes, !
Baily. Mrs NJ Hermon,
Barnwell, Marther Haywood,
B .ker, Jennie Hoffman,
BebrenB, Mary IHoran, NJ
Bee, Miss F Horsey. l,
BIume. Mrs d c Holloway,
Blue, Carrie V c
Bonnoue. Miss III Howard,
c Hull. Liss
Boyce. hiss NJ Huger, N
Burknear, Mrs j
Bornett, Mary Jones, Sal
BrougLton. Susan Jones, MIR
Bryan, HRS II F Jenkins,
Butcher. Mrs + johnson,
Bullen, Mrs c johnson,
Brown, Sarah A
Brown, Patsy Johnston,
Brown. Lindy johnson.
Brown, Rose johnson,
Brown, Kit y Joseph, n
L Jefferson,
Callaghan. Mary James. cl
b jackson, ]
Csntee. Mary Jane i
Capers. Sallie G Klemijohr
Carter. Miss G A
Cameron. Miss C Kirkpatrit
Casey, Emner III
Canton, HRS q Kirk, Mrs
Campbell, Mary Kelly, MOI
Chapman, Miss V Kenton, \
Clark, Miss Keenan,, \
Cochren, Miss f Kane, Ma
Coghlin, Miss N L
Cook. Mary A I.alor. Mr.
Cronan, Ann Langley.
Curtis, Mrs NJ P Leahy, Al
ID Lockl!n. J
Dawson. Mrs n M
Day, Mrs II Muir. JUL
Dangerfald, Anna Matson, n
Dawes, Mrs E Madderso,
Davis, Mrs j chel
Dsngerfeld, Anna Ma.us, Ca
N Middleton
Deag, Mrs II q
Dexon, Mary Millings,
Durbec, Clara Mitchell,
e Milbuns,
Eady, Miss A Noodle, n
Edward, Miss II Moutgome
Edwards. Susan PA
Edwards, Mrs s Molene. A
Eggart. Elezia NJ Martin, NJ
Elliott, Annie c Murs, Mel
Ellt, Mrs c Mackhenr
Elsworth. Mrs 8 81 R
K Mcgines.
Englert. Miss ] Mcguire,
Erwin. Mrs Fl II
F M
Farrer. Patsey McCabe, I
Tanning, Sallie McCullocl
Fenton, Miss G C
Ferguson. Miss E Mccall, NJ
Fitzgerald, Mar McInnes,
greet McQue, NJ
Ford, Elezia q McInerpy,
Fogerty, Coieler N
Fowler, Mrs G Nolsn, jar
Freer. Mrs f Nelson, n
Freitas, Mary .
G Owens, NJ
George, Miss NJ A Oneel, Ell
Gibbs. Julia O'Grady,
Gibson, Mrs ] b Oebrick, .
q. O'Brien, I
Gibson. Lizzie p
Gall, Rosa Paris. Mr.
Gready, Mrs E c Parker, El
Graham, Fannie Peterson,
Gregory, Miss E Pinckmey,
Guy, Mrs T 3 Pinckney,
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From Rnsfnn.

Boston, September 12.-Govemor BULLOCK of
Massachusetts has been re-nominated for Govern
or BY the Republicans. One Of the resolutions
adopted by the Convention says: I'VE therefore
in behalf of the people of Massachusetts,, while
declaring our approval of the past measures OF
Congress to arrest the career and defeat the plans
of this desperate and dangerous man (the Prosi-
dent), pledge also to that body in the future the
fullest support in such Constitutional measures
in its wisdom it may find it necessary to resort to,
in furtheiance of the same end, even in the exer-
else Of its extraordinary power to remove from
Office this destroyer of the public peace, and this
enemy of the government itself"
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The Court JoMnGt says The Princess Of
Wales is still suffering much from the stiffness Of
her leg and is not able to walh without assistance
1t will it is feared, be long ere hel Roval Hiphneas
ia completely convalescent, should the bath Of
Wisbaden do even all that is hoped and Is known
10 achieve IN obstinate cases oi this character
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WOMEN'S LIST.

Pnclney, Martha
Pinckney, Miss T
IPinckney, Phillis
IPlowdern. Mrs Z
Poland, Ellen
Power, Miss A F
Posner. Sara
Purcel, Mrs E
Palmer, Mrs AA
Purse, Mrs T +
| II
Rea, Helen II
Rankin, Miss NJ
Remley. Elezia
Reed, Rosa
Robinson. Mary
Robins, Miss CIV
Robertson, Mrs C
E N
Roberts, Adeline
NJ
Ross, Charity
Roberson, Julia A
lRobeIson, Miss ]
IRue, Sarah
lsolter. Mrs n
Ssltui, Mrs T
Sassald, Mrs A
iScrevsn, Cornelis
jScreven, Kate
lSchloioohm So
| phia
Seabrook, Lavinis
Shier, Miss MA
Shirer, Mrs Il
Shine, Susan
shanahan, Mary
Sims, Isabella
sigwsld, Miss L A
Snow. Elezia
jSpertner, Mrs
lStoney. Miss E G.
Stokes. Martha /:
Strobel, Mary E
IStrein, Catherine
!Staggers. Mrs c
Smith, Miss P L 4
| II ts.
Taylor. Mrs A E
Tailor, Jennett
Turner, Anna sd
ITyrren, Adehid
iToomer, Elszis Z
Todd, Mrs E I'll
Tatty, Mary o..
Won Hsrten, Miss
IVollmer. Mas T
|Vsnderhort, Mrs
Warren, Grace
Wagner. Mrs ] ILL.
lWerteI's, Miss III
j o..
Walden, Mrs L ,
Walls, Miss O
West, Mrs II 4.
West, Mrs W q IA.
lwhaley, Miss II 4,
lWithers, Mrs n G :
Williamson, Jane
Wolton, Mrs
Wright, Miss E E
Wright, Julia & =;
Walker, Miss G
Walker, Mrs E
Wilson, Mrs n A il
Wilson, Sarah G
Wilson, Mrs 8
Ward, Mlsn z rt7.
Ward. Miss n 3 =
Williams, Fanny
Williams. Ann i, r
Young, Hannah
Yates, Mrs B 8
/ Il -,
Zeigler, Miss n
Zerbst, Mass b
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81 BATCHELOR' HAIR DYE.-THls
SPLENDID HAIR DYE ia the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dyt-harmess reliable. instan
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous tints
Natural Black Brown Remedies the ill effects Of Bad
Dyes Invgorates the hair leaving it colt and beautiful
The genuine is signed William H. Bdch,or. All Others
are mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory. No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
sS- BEWARE OF A coUNTERFEIT.
nocamhar IN lyy
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Majority iol whites. l56.

Majority IOl Whites i'o'
,TIis return does not state the result at the
dtfercnt election boxes On the eastern side oil the
nistuct buy merei, gives the aggregate number
llr.S.0S,.ce'.
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aTNOTICE T) MARINERS C A PIT AIN Z
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashley River by which precauton. contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Gable will be avoided.
s. C. TURNER, II. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office. Charleston, February .. loGG
February
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

asTHE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE.
PARThIEN r is called to the following regulations
ANY Volunteer Engine running on any payment in
either the Upper CT Lower Wards where the street is
paved shall pay fine of Fifty Dollars, and any Ward
Engine committing the offence their pay shall be
stopped. The same rule shall be applicable to the
Marketi
Every Volunteer Engine Company shall have either
bells or gong attached to their Engine Reel and the
same shall not be mufhed either going returning
from an alarm Of fire. The rule shall be applica-
BILE to Ward Engines, but no Engine aha return from
fire faster than walk.
No two Steamers shall work at the same Fire Well.
Cne Volunteer Hand Engine may draw water from same
Well where Steamer is drawing and if two Hand En-
ginea are at Fire welno Steamer shall be allowed to
the ---
Two or more Steamers may draw water from a Drain
Pit b. NJ. STROBEL.
August 20 Clerk and Sup't.
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iiEalsTR4I1o1; Il, ANDEEsoA.-Tlle following Re
qi.tYation returns include the total number regis
fered m thia District on the frat round
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washington News

WASHINGTON, September PA circular nom
the Adiutant Generals Office directs the use OF the
mail instead OF the telegraph for routine com
muncstions
General SIcKLEs decline, 10 address the Republi-
cans in defence OF his course on the ground OF
military etiquette.
The internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
s33O,OOO
In Wisconsin the Democrats have nomina; u j.
j. TALMADGE for Governor.
The Democrats at Norwich, Conn, fired thirty
seven guns in honor OF the result in California
and Maine, and one extra gun for Montana.
Achievement" won the st. Leger stake at the
Doncaster races.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE, Chairman OF the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, Hon. JAS CAMP
BELL, and Hon. ASA PACKER, from Pennsylvania,
are here. Theirmssion has not transpired. They
represent Pennsylvania Democrats, and arr con-
fident of earring the State.
The Radical majority ill Maine is now stated to
be 10000 loss Of Is, 000.
The President, Cabinet and most of the diplo-
matists will attend the Antetam celebration.
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81 ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. f.
BAIICH and P. GoUGLENANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu of Paris) No. s9s Broadway. New York.
April Il Iyr
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TELEGRAPHIC.
our Cable Dispa,che.

LONDON. September 12- Evani.g Consols
., TIC L. S. Bonds, 72I.
FRANKFORT. September l2.-U. s. Bonls, 76!.
LIVERPOOL, September l2-Evening
lower on American descriptions, but market clos
ed firm at the decline Mlddling Uplsnds, 9td. Or
leans, 9id; sales $1,000 bales: market closed firm
Breadstufis steady Corn, 36s. Sd. Wheat 1Ss.
Cd. Pork, 7Os. Lard, sos. Cd. Bacon 42s. Cd.
Turpentinc. 2Ss. Cd. Rosiu, common, 79s.; me-
dium 12s.
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CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, Esq, &C., &C., &c.
The Express closes its review Of The correspon-
dence by saying eve understand the negotiation
for an arbitration to be al end for the present;
and all that has been said about cession of Bri-
tish Columbia had no other basis than loose talk
and speculation"
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sp-NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
PLICATION will be made the end of two months
the incorporation of Company for the Manufacture OF
CHEMICALS, ACIDS AND FERTILIZERS.
September f3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25
vance,.

VIRGINIA LAND CoMpANY.-A meeting Of
the subscribers to the Virginia Land Company
was held at the rooms of the Corn Exchange
this morning at 10 o'clock, T. A. Brewis,
esq.,. in the Chair. A majority of the sub.
scribers being present in person and by proxy,
an election was gone into for President and
five Directors, which resulted as follows:
President-J S. Barbour
Directors--T. A. Brewis G. {. Suttle, Ju-
lius Dienelt, A. Jameson and J. W. Burke.
The meeting then adjourned.
The organization of the Company having
thus been effected by the choice Of gentlemen
of ability. worth and enterprise, the most ben
efcial results may be expected, and through its
agency much of the vast area Of waste lands
of Piedmont Virginia be brought again under
cultivation, and made to 'bossom like the
rose" With this too may come a large acces-
sion to our population of class of immigrants,
thrifty and industrious, who will aid in build
ing up and developing the resources of the
State
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PENITENTIARY BIRD. -Charles Nugent, the
man arrested 10 this city on Tuesday last, by
Constable James Walsh, for robbing a Wash
ing tavern keeper was sent to that city yes
terday, and committed for further examination.
He turns out to be a regular-pententiar bird,
having been convicted in Washington in 1868,
of robbing an army officer of $3.50 in Rainey'
restaurant, and sentenced to five years in the
Albany penitentiary, from whence he was sub
sequently pardoned He has also served long
term in Sing-Sing, New York, having been
convicted severalyears ago of murder and high
way robbery His sentence in that case was
for forty years, but by some means he
managed to obtain Executive clemency in
his behalf His portrait now adorns the
thieves gallery.
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RAIN WANTED. OF the large class Of peo-
pie who are by nature complainers, farmers arc
probably the most noted, and they indulge
10 their propensity often on very slight
grounds been known in some instan-
ces, when everything connected with their bus
mess was prosperity, and their granarics were
filed with seven fold return for their laborS,
to utter bitter complaints against few mice
for stealing meal from their abundance. But
the mnrmers heard now about the want OF
rain are but too we'll founded, as all can verify
by taking ride in this neighborhood. The
corn is becoming pale and curled, and unless
there should occur fall Of rain within few
days, the prospects of q large crop this year
will be sc riously lcssencl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

ATTEMPT To ESCAPE FROM JA1T.--An at
tempt to escape from the county jail, by sever
al of the prisoners, was frustrated this morning
by The vigilance of Mr. Ward, the guard, who
discovered in the room of Meade and King,
two Of the prisoners, rope made Of strips OF
blankets torn up and plated, strong enough to
have borne the weight Of a man, by which they
we're to let themselves down from 4 window
Upon the discovery of The design, proper
precanion was taken to prevent It's success.
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A UCTION s A + z 8 .

COMMISSIONERS 81 LIE OF FAIRFAX
" Landry virtue Of II decree oi the toih-
~ Court Of Fairfax county, rendered NJ IT.
June term. 1867, IN the 81 Hustled. SuTTIY-
ing, &c, Is. Orion, ct Al The 5nb:crtberJ a
COMMISSIONER u said rolJr. vii sell 81 ptlbie
aii',tJn oI The 18Th UA ! IF .aUt2U jI. lSGi;
,CouIr Day al Il o clocl; i, ii 'front.' O! tbs
Count House oi said county. TRACT o.
LAND, containing about ~ acres late The
property Of &. A. Orton, dec H., conveyed I"
him by f. g. Walradt.
Said tract is situated about ! miles from Lew
insyiIe, and adioinS the lands Of NNm SwinE
and Mrs. jackson. More particulars will be
given IT sale.
TERMS:-Onc-third cash the residue in tw'
equal instruments, at three and 8 tx months !ro"'
the day OF sale with interest; the purchaser IL
give his bonds for said instruments, and title !"
be Retained until their payment
VIM. a. MOORE, Comm +.
E.rIaX IL Dl=nntc
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WASHINGTON ITEMs.--It seems that the
present Temperance movement doesn't satt ;
and, accordingly. there is "a call for 4 meeting
to be held at the Council Chamber, City Hall,
to take measures for the organization OF new
temperance society III which there shall be no
distinction on account Of color
a lucky individual in Georgetown, it is SAID,
has received intelligence Of the dcceasc OF a
near relative in England, leaving himself and
brother IN estate of two millions of dollars. (?)
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LOCAL NEWS.
rHuRsDAY EVENING, JULY %.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ExcURsIoN.-Th Sunday
acbool connected with the NJ E. Church South,
Of this city, made their annual excursion to
Carliu's Springs yesterday, agreeabiy to advef-
tisement. A number of trains LETT here during
tho day for the scene Of the festivities, carry
inc large crowds away from the heat and dust
and clare of the town to the cool shade and
ouiat of the woods The day passed without
an incident to mar the enjoyment OF the occa-
sion, Swings were improvised, baskets, ladened
with substantials and delicacies, unpackcd, tubs
If lemonade manufactured by sklllfnl hands;
and the juveniles let loose to eat run, play and
sing adh5itum. During the morning the en-
iovment was diversified by an address from
Rev, Mr. Atkins, of Tenn, and in the after
noon by short, characteristic speech from
Rev. VIM f. Munsey, who took for his text
the old proverb, "Man made the town but God
made the country" Early in the day suudry
parties male and female, we're seen, with
heavy laden baskets, winding their way to the
evy-crowned hills that overhang the pavilion,
TO appear no more until the whistle Of the last
train sounded to return, when they emerged
from the foliage under the shade Of which they
had been ensconsed, with lightened baskets
and hearts--the latter, it is said, rendered all
the more buoyant for having been mutually
exchanged, a charge, however, Indignantly
secuted by the ladies' Vulgar runlor even tells
of ,ings exchanged, and vows of affection, "
&c., &c. How far this is true, those interested
NAV best tell At intervals during the day
the children gathered in the pavilion, around
The meodeon, which had been carried with the
eycursionists, and made the woods echo with
their joyous songs and hymns. The musical
exercises were ably conducted by MIR. j. IT,
Cook-the members of the NJ. f. Church
South choir lending their voices in aiding the
singing.
The last returning train arrived at the depot
a few minutes after nine, having been slightly
detained on the road by q misunderstanding
on the part of the conductors. The excursion
was voted by all an entire success, accomplish
ing the first object in yiew-that of pleasing
the children and those compauylng them,
and also the secondary but important consider
ation-a financial one 1t is worthy of note
that many who were prejudiced against going
to Carln's declare it the most delightful spot
for picnic they have ever visited, and con-
elusive proof of its popularity is seen in the
fact that it is always engaged for days in ad
vance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

FALSE RUMoR. Though Father Vigilanti,
formerly stationed in this city, was among The
number OF Catholic Priests who lately started
for Santa Fe, he u.s. or rather WAS, at period
subsequent to the date of his reported death,
alive, and the whole story Of the massacre
of the party by the Indians, on the Palms.
turns out to be, as is stated in the Frecmen's
Journal, canard sent to the n. Y. Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

JEwELRY AND SILvER-PLATED WARE
Amber Sets, Cornett Sets, Jet Cross Sets,
White Gross Sets. New Style Bog Wood Sets,
eco New Style Buttons, Studs Rings. Chains,
Belett's Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, for
only ONE DOLLAR, a PRIoC's One Dollar Jew
elry Store No. 438, Pennsylvania avenue, near
A. street Washington. je SIT
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STATE DIRECTORY Mcssrs. Shepherd 4
Co., Of Cincinnati, are getting up 4 State Di-
rectory for Virginia, and will in Il few days
commence to canvass this city for subscribers.
The book will contain full list Of Post Offices,
and much matter Of general interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

WoODcOCK- These delicious birds have
been quite plentiful in the low grounds in this
vicinity for some weeks past, and shooting
them has afforded excellent sport to amateurs,
and been source of considerable profit to pro-
fessionals, who demand and receive high prices
for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

SUDDEN DEATHS Mrs. Smoot, notice of
whose death appears under the obituary head
in to days Gazette, was apparently as we'll
last night as she ever was in her life. She
ate some vegetables and fruit at five o'clock
yesterday evening, at four o'clock this morn
ing physician was sent for, and at eleven she
was corpse. Mr.. James Rector Smoot her
eldest son, is absent from the city.
Mr.. Edwin R. Smith, Of Fauquier county,
was found dead on the road leading from War
renton to his residence, on Tuesday last,
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Boar FOUND "A batteau painted white,
was found adrift in the Potomac, near the
mouth Of the Eastern Branch, on Tuesday last
1t was brought to this city and Is now IN
charge OF Mr.. John Phillips at hlnS street
dock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

SOUTHERN MAIL The Richmond aud
Southern mail is now distributed in ibis city
and New York simultaneously Why the mail
is not put off here as the boat goes by cannot
he ascertaned .......
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EDUCATIONAL,
ISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS

L'PISCOPA HIGH SCHOUL FOX 30 ~.
~ Three miles aoest Of ALernndTin, Va.
The Twenty Eighth Annual Session Of this
Institution commences on the 18th uf StptrIl
Der, with the following Instructors
Rev. WM +. i44FpEFR. luniv. Va Rector
JAMES NJ. 81 r-7ETT. VI a, Univ va
". fINGKNrT MASON, CO, B. Naval A. dyJ
Terms -&2tD per session, with no extra
charges, payable semi annuallyln advance
REV. WM. L. GARD NER,
Theological Seminary 70, Fairfax CO., VA.
iy 22-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

TRAVEL on railroads has increased very
much The trains of the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad are filled daily--many Of the
passengers on their way 10 the Virginia Springs.
The depot Of the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire. also, presents busy scene Of ar
rivals and departures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-JamesS Skinner,
known by some as james Walton, formerly of
this city, but for some years past resident OF
numfries, while crossing the Potomac at Sandy
Point in small boat on Sunday evening last,
accompanied by two friends, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. One Of his
friends was stunned, but soon recovered--the
other one was unhurt The boat was not in
jured. Mr. Skinner vas good aud brave
soldier during the war, and on one occasion
was publicly complimented, by the command
er of his division, in general orders, for the per-
Torrance of a dangerous and gallant exploit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

POLICE REpORT-MAYoR's OFFICE. -There
were no cases at the Mayors office this morn
ing.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. - Complaint was
made ut the Magistrates Office this morning,
that little son of Mr.. Patrick McCann, living
near the canal basin, had melted 4 dog to bite
and tear colorcd child named Robert Lee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

DEPOT BUILDINGs.-1 depot buildings
in Leesburg, destroyed by fire during the war,
are being rapidly rebuilt, and will soon be
ready for occupation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

RADICAL MEETING "A meeting OF The
Republican Club of the Fifth District, Or
Alexandria county, will be held TO night at the
Freedmen Village, near Arlington. A num-
Der of persons from this city are expected to be
present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

SECOND WARD RADICALs.-A meeting OF
the Republican Club of the Second Ward was
held last night, at which, however, though 1t
continued until eleven o'clock, no business OF
Importance vas transacted,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

YOUTHFUL MUSICIAN. "A little boy, not
more than nine or ten years Of age, with his
fiddle and songs, enlivened King street to-day
during the dull hours
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

DELEGATES TO THE GRAND DIVISION, Sons
OF TEN1PERANCE-A number of delegates to
the Grand (State) Division, Sons Of Temper
ance, passed through this city yesterday, on
their way to attend the session of that body,
now being held in Leesburg They represent
ed principally Richmond Divisions. A large
eoncourse of the friends and advocates of
temperance are expected to be present at this
session of the Grand Division.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

RAILROAD Employees EXCURSION "A
number Of the employees of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, propose making, with
their friends, an excursion to Carlin's Spring
tomorrow night. An agreeable time is OK
pected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-25

MOUNT VERNON. -Captains of steamboats,
running Oh the Potomac are requested to
keep up the old custom Of tolling bell, as
their boats pass Mount Varnon-a practice,
which some Of them, now neglect.