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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-09-05
500 BARRELS
:s!A:CHlaAN LAID PLASTER,
1000 APPLE TREES,

NURSERY of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, h;yin;:
been repianted, tripnm.d and the best atten
ton paid them for several years | venture to
say they are as fine lot Of trees as can be
found in Wisconsin, which [ offer al a bar gan.
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AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE. Rev,

AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE. Rev.
Dr. Hanbin OF Constantinople, saved
hundreds of lives by the following simple
preparation during the terrible raging of
cholera in that city few years since. In
no case aid the remedy fail where the
preparation could be reached in season.
1t is no less effective in cholera morbus
and ordinary diarrhea A remedy so
easily procured and so vitality eificacious,
should be always at hand. An ordinary
vial of 1t can be had for twenty-five cents
or SO, and 10 man should be without it
over night. The writer of this received
the recipe few days since, and having
been seriously attacked with The cholera
morous the past week, can attest to its
almost magic influence IN aifording relief
from excrutiating pains.
He ardently hopes that every one whose
eyes trace these lines will cut this article
from the paper and procure the medicine
without delay.
Its prompt application will relieve
pain and presumptivcly save life.
Take-One part loudanum.
One part camphorated spirits.
Two parts tincture of ginger.
Two parts capSlcum.
Dose-One teaspoonful in a wine glass
OF water.
If the case be obstinate, repeat the
dose IN three or four hours.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-09-05
DGmeStic Jars.

Last night, after lying down in my
chamber, and being unable to sleep, deli
clonsly cool as it was, I could not help
oveThearing, from the thinness 0ftlts par
tition and the open transoms, dialogue
between the occupants Of til djoining
apartment. They were evidently man
and wife. WHOM a few years. f mltrimony
had robbed of the sentilnd TIL set out
with.
Jane, don't crowd me So; keep your
own side of the bed . This in anything
but tender tome
Why, William, / am not crowding you:
and 1t L was, you ought to be too gallant
to tell me of it. There was time when
you have kissed me for what YOU scold
me for now The feminine voice shook
little at the conclusion OF this sentence.
Perhaps SO; but what's the use of
talking OF the past? Calamity is played
out that S Tor lovers, not married peo-
pie.
Didn't you declare, William, you d
always be my lover?''
Il don't remember. [ suppose / said
a great many foolish things in those days.
GU want TO get up a scene. Women
are death on scenes.
You're downright rude, William !;
you IL make me hate you, Mr. Thompson.
lJane Vas evidently getting up her tenn
per. 1t you said foolish things in those
days, L did one when | married you.
''Iswish you hadn' t..
So do L, with all my heart; you can t
regret it worse than | do. y
L detest being an unexpected confident
OF any one, particularly of men and their
wives. | had already coughed and hem
med dozen times to let them know
was an unwilling listener; but they didn' t
heed me.
''Mr Thompson, you rea brute. You'll
repent this. Ii find men who will treat
me politely, if you won't
4 m not sure You havn't. I'm sleepy
Do stop that tongue OF yours. Your
more of devil than ever thought
Il m the devil wife you wretch. I'll
get up and sleep somewhere else, SO
will.
This was getting too bad. I was re-
solved to hear 10 more, 50 | cried out
firel Fire = very Justify Jane and
William were up in second As [ ran
into the hall, they were there, too.
Jane was pretty, and the tears in her
eyes caused her to look prettier, and her
white robe, falling gracefully about her
form, made her more than fancy had
painted her. As got opposite the door
Mr.. Thompson who was Juggling out a
trunk, said to me: ''As you have moth
ing, sir. will you be kind enough to take
that bundle and fishing tackle in the cor
ner? Never mind my WIFE She'll take
care of herself
| did not pause. l hurried down the
hall. | was convinced that Mr.. S was a
brute, and his wife suffering saint.
| leave tomorrow by the early train
To-. New York, where domestic diseords
and municipal dishonesty are unknown.
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FUN FOR ALL

Full instructions by which any person, male
or female, can master the great art Of VentriI
oqulsm by few hours practice. making "a
world of fun, and after becoming experts them
selves, can teach others, thereby making it a
source of income. Full instructions scot by
mail for 80 cents. Satisfaction guaranteed
Address 2. o. Drawer 81, Troy. n. Y, "a ly
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w AN ED

Shingles, Lumber, Wood, Lath and PICK cts,
Butter, Eggs, Rags and Seeds, and every ar
ticle marketable, for all of which 1 will pay
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Thomas Mast, the wonderful car
toonist, whose political designs in Har-
per $ have been SO popular. and Nasty,
ID. Il. Locke, are about - publish an IL
Illustrated politician journal together. Mast
is also preparing political panorams for
the Presidential campaign, to which Mas
by is to lecture There is fun ahead. -
They are preparing Lives of distinguish
ed Americans efwhich eff Davis is to
be first
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DIR. EASfIONS

Well known skill and reputation success
full Physician ard Surgeon, secured by 90 years
practice in NV Y ork and Wisconsin. recon-
mends him to that confidence which he sus-
tans and justly merits from the public.
The Doctors success in the treatment of the
IL n RID EAT
is already acknowledged and appreciated by
may persons whom be has restored from
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-09-01

Std. Sie ienben Std MIR ID, noraas
an ben Cardinal bon Goban. q 8robe
Stn9e bereiten .lib bor in Sranfrei1; uab
tuir iolen belfen fie sl1 bereiten. Soreusa,
S. sebft mad 8aris I'M Sienife Der @es
pollution ber Setter. Ser @agen tit be-
itsat, anb nod Il, ssiissfsr Stlnbe ipirft Ou
abretienl ~-.gal.' g:1
nH6 mann tuirif Du a6reiien, tnein
8iuieppe? fraste 2oren3a nit eiuem an>
fug bon S4uerntutb. -ft .aEgs.
Wfeine 9orenaa, ib tperbs oficieq in
einigen Stuuben bon bier abreilen, in
Birflibtett absr erit in bemlelben Wos
tttsut, tn Incident bic Srau 8arpnin bon
Salmure bier in Der Getieequtpage bon
benz Sotel abfdbrt. Sleben Der &antnter>
frau auf Den, 8uti9bof tuirb ein 8es
bienter fsen, tpelaer Der Srau 8aronin
oen 8agen 0ffnen unb bann nit oer gquis
page oaoon fabreu uirb. Sieler 8ebien<
ter iuerbe i'd fem Vi h}s'}..I f<'.#s 3'5~
Sffciea tuirit Su in etnisen gtunben
t$on $ , obtarsilen, ta iasts Sorensa fnnsnO.
Gaslioitro IddeIte. Gs 1T cine sanss
@eididte uno oasu cine sientli6 fpabs
bate. Sonnl trteine 2orerea, ieke Sid
Su mir bter auf ben Giban, iege Sein
Saupt auf rteiae 8ruit uno bor6e auf bic
lnitise 9 S!ibi@te, bte i'd Dir isst ersabs
len MILL d ,"ss+E @. 81, ,r"1.s
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-09-01
8uuber unb @eiHer.

9lm Spdtna9mittag bieies SaaeS fubr
bic &eiieequipage bes 3errn 9rafeu DO,
ct. SuIien bor Der Sbur bes Sotels So.
nia bon Bortuaal in Der 8ur9ftraBe Dor
8uet 9roBe Heiietoffer iparen btntea au
benz 8eoientenbo6 beS 5uriidgefdlagenet
SaIefdnaaenS anseldnalt, Der 8ofilor
faB born auf benz autldbod uub blies mi
| fdmetternben S6nen bas fb6ue beutfdt
8oIfslteO: ,Gs ritten brei 0eiter sun,
Shore binaus." e3la. aE'on2a a -.
f9luf bem Sfur bes Gaifbauies ltanben
bic betben &ellner nit Dem Sausfne9t,
bic Sreppe berunter Fam Der Serr @raf
bon ct. Sulien 9efoIst bon benz Serrn
Birtb. I'LL #. '@ . -.0-s.s ,ss.
Ser @raf arabte nit bornebmem Sopfs
neisen bic &ellner unb ben Saustnett,
ipel9e ii9 tief bor ibn beusten, benno1
aber febr tpObt Die tpeiBe Sanb ben,erfs
ten, tpel6e fih mad ibusn aus sItredts, uno
fi1 baber beeilten, bte Sfe1te dussuitrsfa
Ten, Unit bas Oarsereidte Geloitad gu
empfangen, 3..5 ..Hui .e# Ta# st Pc
Ser Serr Sraf idritt nun Iansialn bic
brei Stufeu Der ifeinernen NuBentreppe
htnab, unb {ttes In ben @agen. 3Se,
Birtb idlob bic 8agentbiir, uno biz
Gqaipage rollte unter Dem luitiaeu
Sbmettern bes 8oitborns bon banuen. !,
Ser Birtb fdaute tbr mad nit bebaas
lidem 2adeln, ,pie Elm Mann, Ser Elm
portbeilbaftes gsi9aft semadt bat, unb
nit ber Be3abluns be6elben ietr sufrie |,
Ben in. Sie beiben &eIlner nnb Der
Sausfnedt tparet in Die Saustbir aetre ,
ten, unb foIsten slsidfaaS nit ibren
Bltfen ber babinrolenben gquipaae
tuelde eben I'M bic nddite Gfe ber.
fdtpanb. a5 o a 8fg9 s5i&
Sn bieiem Mugenblide lieb fidb bas lit ;
.itise Sdmettern zines BpItbprns pernebs ;
men, Elm @asen rcllte an Der entsegen<
sefekten Seite Der 8ureitrabe berauf, uno
belt bor benz Sotel ftia. 3mei arobe
fdmarse 6etiefoffer tuaren binten auf
benz 8rett bes ofienen aalsfdpasens ans
sebradt, Der YoitilIon iab auf bent Bod
unb blies lritig auf ieiuen Yoitborn: ,Gs
ritten brei @eiter gum Sbore binaus.a
Der 8agen aber mar leer, Der Wirtb,
ipelder nod auf Dem Strabdbantm itanb,
betrahtete tbn ladelnb, bic 6ellner unb
Der SauSfne1t, ipel1e in ber Sansthiir
itanbeu, fragten ii9 eben serpun6ert, mas
bies gu bebeuteu babe, als He binter fisb
aaf Der Sausiiur Sdritte peruabmeu.
ipelde fib RAID naberten. Sie panoten
ii1 rt,, unb traten bann eritaunt uno ers
faroden bon Der Sdwele suraf auf bic
SausFur.
l1eber bic Slur bon Der Sreppe Der
tam Der Serr @raf bon ct. Sulien, itre6te
ieine tseibe Sanb aus, rei9ts I'M Borz
ben beiben &eIlnern un6 oem
Sanstnedt Elm SrinfseIo, trat hann aus
per SauStbiir, ities gelaffen inben Baaen,
neben beifen Ebar bet Wirtb itanb, ftIug
ielbft Die Ebiir 3u, naahte NIT Der Sanb
eia sebisteriihes 8ei9en unb bic Gqais,
page roIlte babpn. is 1l sis.ss
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tpie es iften, itano mod INNER tuie a1ss
gefeiIelt an berfelben 9teae, ReIlner nnb
5austnfdt, funren tpieSer In bic Sauss
thur getreten uno itarrtsn NIT ipeit aiifs
geriTenen Qlusen bet speitsn gqa'pase
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13
j NE us 0 Fs<THE D4R2
80 sho,ol the aeay age and body ofthc times


Il AfterSthe passage of the Louisiana Secession
Ordidance, over one million of dollars We're
paid by the mercantile firms of the city OF New
Orleans to the Confederate authorities, as
duty, on goods ia the bonded warehouse there.
A description Of the goods and the names OF
the parties Interested have come into the
possession Of the Government, and the Trea-
sury Department has recently sent an agent to
that city, with instructions to. collect the i'm
port duties in question, for the benefit OF the
United States the payment to the Confederate
authorities being considered invalid. 1t is
stated that one firm will have over one hundred
thousand dollars to pay. : o.
We referred the other day to the loss OF
certain bonds at the Treasury Department :
1t would seem that these bonds were unexecut,
ed, and consisted of ninety-ninc sheets. but
partially prepared, being part OF a package OF
one thousand printed, but not numbered and
signed The Government, it is supposed,
cannot, therefore, suffer pecunlary loss.
The golden wedding of the Rev. George
Uphold, D. D., the Episcopal Bishop of the
diocese of Indiana, was commemorated at
indianapolis, on the Sth instant. The Bishop
received many gifts, amounting to about
ST, 100, and other remembrance amounting to
fully 5000 more. " : -
The members of the New Orleans Radical
Convention who brought on the riot in that
city, having been indicted by the Grand jury
for making and assisting at an unlawful
assembly" Judge Howe has ordered no bile
prosequs to be entered in the case: i.a.E
A new inlet at the month OF Cape feal
River, N. C., has just been brought into use
It was at one time too shallow for any but yes,
sells of the lightest draught, but has now
twelve feet of water on the bar.
1t is announced from an authoritative
source that President johnson has not en-
couraged any one to believe that he entertains
the idea Of removing General Sheridan.
Samuel Lyons, a member of the banking
firm of James TAFT & Co., has absconded from
Mobile with some fifty thousand dollars.
The orders and forms for proceedings N
Bankruptcy have at last been completed anu
published. lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13
Radi.a, Movements in Virginia

RIcnndoND, Va, June l2-This morning
III, ,h committees appointed by the two wings Of
me radical party at the conference 10 the COY
eilot > MANSION nan; last night had meeting WITH
senator W ilson and three other delegates from
the Ohioh League clubs Of New York, Phl!a-
delphia ana Boston, at the Ballard House,
where =, all existing diversties of sentiment
Mr.; a. NJ: Bolts accepted, on behalf Of the
ir'eEds or the charlottesville Convention, a
proposition lor JOINT convention Of the two
wings OF the party, and an address to the un-
conditional Union men OF Virginia was agreed
upon, calling meeting IN council at Rich
mond, as more convenient than Charlottes-
ville on the lst day Of August next at Up 70 ,
NJ, in the African Church, for the purpose Of
extending and perlecting the organization of
the Radical party, commenced by the convcn-
ton assembled at Richmond on the lTlh OF
April last, The call is signed by the Radical
State Committee, Gov Perpoint, }. NJ
Bolts, Lewis Mckenzie, OF Alexandria, and
many others. ..",
The following is the address referred to
| above H*
To the Unconditional Union llen Of VIRGIN"
The Republican Executive State Commlttet
and the undersigned citizens Of the State OF
| Virginia. who here ayow ourselves ohcohu'
tional Union men and members OF the greI
Republican party Of the United States, cal
upon all others OF like condition, as common
sufferers, not to throw away this golden oppor
tunity to rescue ourselves; our children ant
our State from the hands of those who have
brought nothing but war, desolation, want an!
wretchedness upon our land, to meet in councl
| at Richmond, as more convenient than Char
lottesville, on the lst day of August next, q
Il M, in the African Church, Tor the purpose
of extending and pertecting the organization o
the Republican party, commenced by the Con
vcution assembled at Richmond on the l'th
April last.
RICHMOND, June r. "A Radical meeting
was held at the African Church this evening
at which Senator Wilson congratulated then
on the fact that party divisions in Virginia hat
ended and he now felt sure OF the election o
a Radical Convention and Governor, and Uni
ted States Senators Of the same political faith
| George +. Noyes, Of New York, spoke il
favor of the rights Of the colored people, anc
said if they were secured NIL would be we'll
but if not, he was in favor Of contlscatlon an(
war to the knife. Messrs. Jay and Van Bu
rem, of New York, and G. W. Slack, Of Mas
sachusetts. also addressed the meeting. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13
INSURANCE AGENCIES.

INCORPORATED 1852 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TIE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
Winchester Va.
Jos. $. Carson, Prcst. VIM l.. Bent, Sect y.
'' Cash G c1pi'tal.....::.: ZOO
\ ggregntc Losses paid in - year,, ending July
!, 1865, $500, 8742O.
I.os2cS cIuitably adjusted and pr"mptly paid.
G. W. WATTLES, Agent, Alexandria,
At Office Of Brent & Wuttlcs Attorneys NJ Lag,
GS&, Prince street
This old company insures Buildings, Mer-
chandise, Household Furniture and Personal
Property generally, in city, town or country,
against loss 0: damage by fire, on a. favorable
terms IA other responsible companies liel3-Cm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET JUNE IL, 1867.
The market continues fiat, with still further
declining tendency in prices. Flour is very
dull, with q light demgnd. Wheat quiet with
sales on Change at 22j for inferior red. About
500 bushels Of Corn offered, most Of which
changed hands at SIC. Rye 1877, and duh. Sales
Of Oats ut 70aI2 .....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13
PROPOSALS. FOR PLAN AND SPECI-
CATION, WITH ESTIMATE, FOR A
NEW AOUEDUCT

Proposals, with plans and specifications and
estimate, for building new Aquednct across
the Potomac river at Georgetown, upon the
stone piers Of the Alexandra Canal, are hereby
invited. Such plans and specifications will be
received until July lst, 1867, and the sum OF
$500 will be paid for the one adopted
Information as TO character Of the structure
desired, will be furnished by the undersigned,
at Alexandria, or by Mr. w. G. UNTEoki,
Superintendent at the dock Georgetown. me
lessees reserve to themselves the right to accept
or reject any one, or all, Of the plans offered
w. w. DUNCAN,
lie l3-lw For self and Associate Lessees.
Wash Chron. and Philada. Inquirer
UHICKAHOMINY BITTERS.-The Great
" Virginia Remedy for Chills and Fevers-
and as tonic and appetizer they have no SUI
perior. Price $lOO per bottle.
For sale, wholesale and retail; by M
JANNEY s. CO.,
je 13 145, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

The advices from the Central and South
American States show those countries to be, as
usual, 10 state Of revolution, or disturbance,
quarreling all round, and making fuss
generally"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

The steamship Champion, which left
Charleston on Sunday for New York. took, as
part of her freight, within fraction Of Two
thousand barrels Of new potatoes, al! raised
within short distance of Charleston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

Additional doubts are thrown over the au-
thenticity of the late address Of Maximilian" to
the Mexicans. If it should turn out to be L
counterfeit, it will, We hope, be the last issue
of bogus" news from the prolific source which
has furnished News from Mexico, for 4 long
tima naet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

The ''high contracting Radical parties in this
State have, it will be seen, formed a ''coa
ton" and both wings will operate on the
same 'ne." Mr.. Bolts and his clique will
move in harmonious concert with Hunnicutt and
his tail in the effort to Radicalize the State Of
Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

Mr.. Senator Chandler, in recent speech,
in Kansas, announced that he was Sin favor of
Selling Canada, to pay the Alabama claims on
England" Go ahead This is "progres-
o;ra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

In the Surratt case, in the Criminal Court
of Washington city, Judge Fisher yesterday
granted the motion of the District Attorney
and discharged the present jury, and ordered
tyenty-six talesmen to be summoned in order
to select a new one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

The Minister from Greece to this country,
has arrived in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

Harvesting is going on rapidly in Georgia,
The wheat is Of fine quality.
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WILLIAM f.. ATWELL,
A TTENTION LADIES!
II ATTENTION LADIES
NOVELTIES! NOFELTI Els /!

would inform my customers and citizens
generally that | an now prepared 10 show
them one Of the best sclc ted stocks of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
that has been offered in this city for some time,
consisting in part Of
Dress Trimmings Buttons,
Ladies' &Gcnr sC0Iars Cuffs,
Ribbons. Bcltings,
Handkerchief, Rutilings, OF AL kinds.
Parasols, Embroidering, Crochet and Star
Braids, Travelling Bags, Edgings and lnse:tings,
Hoop Skirts, Kid and Silk Gloves Shaker Bon
nets, Black silk Mits, Hosiery, Working and
Embrodering Cottons Stamped &nd Braided
YOkes, Knitting Cotton, Sewing and Emhrold-
cred Silks, Combs and Brushes, Pocket Books
and Purses. Soaps and pcrfumerics,
These goods all having been purchased for
cash from some Of the largest houses in Pha.
dephia and New York at reduced prices, ! AN
determined to sell them as cheap as they can be
bought in this or any other city, either whole
sale or retail, feeling confident that you cann"t
fail to be satisfied after IN examination q! the
stock respectfully solicit q call.
nr23 &. g. BERRY. r, King ST.
O0AP. -Dobbins' Electric, Wells German
~ Erasivc The Pioneer, W"mans Friend
Chemical Olive Rabbits Monroe IS Thomas
Yellow and Brown and line assortment #
Toilet Soaps, for sale by,
LOOMS s: EAGER,
my Is NI4, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

WASHINGTON ITEMS. Steps have been
taken to abate 4 lorri1 nuisance, at what is
known as Corcoran's library bulldog on II
street, which was used us medical museum
during the war. Dssections there we're Of
frequent occurrence, and it appears that the
remains OF human bodies were then thrown into
a sort Of pit, and covered afterwards with
earth
VIM. E. Clcaver heretofore convicted Of
manslaughter, in causing the death of Mary
Ann Rlves and who has been granted new
trial. was yesterday admitted TO bail in the sum
of So, 500.
The incorporators OF the Howard University
have concluded The purchase Of $50 acres OF
land for colored people in the northern section
of the city, for the purpose Of erecting the
University buildings thereon.
The decline in the price of -four is causing
decline in the price of bakers bread. 4
baker in Washington advertises to sell the best
quality for from to 8 cents per ID.
The Steamer Gettysburg has just arrived at
the Navy Y ard from Annapolis This is The
vessel that had been fitted up for the accommo-
dation Of the navy officials that were to accom-
pany the class Of student midshipmen from the
Naval School on their summer-practice cruise.
The young mldshipmen in their practice cruise
ran her ground in the Severn river, and 50
dsarranged her machinery that another vessel
had to be used for the trip, and the Gettysburg
brought to the Navy Yard for repairs. This
vessel was the blockade runner Lady Davis.
The steamer Stonewall islying at one Of the
docks undergoing thorough overhauling. -
The Stonewall has been sold by our Govern
ment to the Government Of Japan, and this
overhauing and reftting is a part Of the bar
gain Of sale.
The prevalence of typhoid fever in various
quarters OF the city is attributed to local causes
such as excavations for grading bad sewer
age, nuisances on open lots, the Washington
onnni 20
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CANAL COMMERCE,

AEEIyEn-JUNE Is.
Boats Amazon, a r. McQuade coal tt
Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Go.
Boats K. II. llaydock, A. Perkins,, w. NJ
f. f. g. Young, II. ii. Fale A. Ray, a.
Clarke, q. A. Pearre, NJ. 4. Myers, g. DuEols,
j. w. Schanck, coal to American Coal Go.
Boat J. w. Seaman lime 10 Smoot u Go.
DEPARTURES.
Boat RenOwn, for Georgetown.
Bouts II. Il. Gilbert, r. Eaton, James Hoy,
j. Dayton, w. j. Boothc, }. Noble, 7: Qniglay,
lngomnr, Emma, A. Perkins, r. II. laydock'
w. NJ. Bramhall, 9. Clifton, Amazon, ID. Pom
roy, w. Durrow, for Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

The points of Mr.. Stanberys supplemental
opinion were laid before the Cabinet on Tues
day. 1t is said that he will decide that mill.
tary commanders cannot remove civil officers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

DR.. Mott, an eminent physician OF New Or
leans, died recently, in Alabama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13

Shelby Clark, has qualified as Register in
Bankruptcy for the 5th Congressional Dis
trict of MARYLAND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Gen. Schofeld having received complaint
that Il. j. Crump, one Of The registers OF
Richmond, had been aiding the Confederates,
investigated it. and found no cause for the
charge. The complaint was preferred by freed
men, and is their first move in this State.
The revenue received from tobacco in the
Richmond district for. the past month was
$25O,OOO.
The Lynchburg Republican says that within
the past few days number OF business houses
in that city have suspended operations, by
reason OF their inability to meet current obi
cations.