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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-02

REAL. ESTATE AGENTS,
No. III, KrNu STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
HIVE large amount Of
LAND FOR SALE.
in }itieront parts Of this State,
AZ VERY Low PRICES.
Ina few days will complete arrangements
will, other agents, and will then have lands ana
other real estate for sale in most Of the couht'eS
ia this State.
Ali letters will be promptly answered, and
any information that may be dosrea given.
Parties having real estate for sale will do well
10 place it in our hands ut once with full descrip
tons, showing proximity to railroads, nuV'gu-
bic streams, churches, mills, stores, &c. also,
copies Of plats, abstracts of titles, prices and
terms.
This location gives us great advantages, us
large numbers Of capitalists in search of lands
must pass through this city.
Shall advertise in nlany Of the leading palers
of the Northern and Southern States and refer
70 purties t. whom We are vel! known.
proposnls from agents in ,his, and any Of the
other States, solicited.
We will lease, or rent out, real estate in thl
city, and in the Il Joining counties; pay taxes,
collect rents, have houses insured, repairs made,
and give close attention to all property placed
in oar charge
pn,.lr. pat in oar p"s:,aa&ion will be perfectly
safe, A. Wa hoYcn fire proof vault for that nur-
pose
CHARGES MODERATE IN ALL CASES.
io IS Gm
5000
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
4 CLINTON MlhHuEN,
t. : N 10y & K % & + X.
AND pEALEkIN
fiNETMA&, WINES, LIQUORS y ClHAk KS,
Corner Cameron and Rny.l Streets,
ALEXhNDK1h, VA.
Particular attention paid IT, lhe selection "i
Choice Flour Mni Teas. my 81
NAVY It HARMON,
GkOCEHS, FEED,
AND COMMISSION MEKCmANT+.
Conner Of Prince and Royal Sts.,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
spccisl attention given to The sale OF Country
Produce. my u!
: OOMl$ & EAGER.
DEAIERSlN
GROCERIES, PRGVISIO NJ.
FINE TEAS. FLOUR, FEED, ETC.
No. 2Ot, KING STREET, CORNER Col.uMHus.
nE~ Constantly on hand The choicest brands ii
Scgurs and Tobacco; also, i llEo as="rlInhhI TT
STATION ERI and NOTIONS.
duce. sep 10
p REC k F. r
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, WINES,
LIQUORS, &c, sc.
COR KING 81 ST. ASAPH SITS.
Country Produce bought at the highest mar
kct price.
Goods delivered to any part Of the city free Of
charge. my I'll
Z G, W A N E
NO. %, NORTH ROYAL STREET,
r. doors south Of old stand.]
Has on hand and is constantly receiving fresh
invoices of
GROCERIES, WINES Il LIQUORS,
which he will sell cheap for cash. te 20
HAfRlH H0UeH'
DEALER IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
CORNER OF PRINCE AND PITT SITS.
oct 5--tfl ALEXANDRIA, VA.
GREGORY & PAUL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND BACON,
Nos II AND 20, KING STREET,
up l4N AhhAhNOh1A, ~
PLASTER.
rROU d 2 l. A S r.
Having leased the "Alexandra Steam Mills, I"
on Union street, l am prepared to furnish a
prime article Of GROUND PLASTEk on rea-
sonable terms. am now selling at nine dollars
per ton of 22lO pounds delivered on the cars, if
The purchaser will furnish bags, or will fur
nisl the bags at three cents each, to be returned
in ten days If not returned in that time, an
I,l,o 9 "a nanfc hpu Will Ina
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-02

Ali letters will be promptly answered, an
any information that may be dosired given
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-02

Parties having real estate for sale Will do wen
to place it in our hands ut once with full descr'p
tons, showing proximity to railroads, n"v'gu-
bic streams, churches, mills, stores, &c. also,
copies Of pl.ts, abstracts Of titles, prices and
terms.
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n EAL THkEA j. A & b :.

II - n Il
Ju.t received real Lace Handkerchefs,, Val
encienues, Lace Collars and Slceves-very beau
tiful, and as low as the same so IDS can De re-
tailed in New York.
Also, large additions to our stock of swiss
Edge and Inserting, Linen, Cambric ana Linen
Lawn Handkerchefs, Hemstich and Plan;
We are receiving something new almost ey,
cry day. Dealers, generally, are invited TO call
''''a '-N'''''''' '' r. L, WOOD,
ie % No. g. cor. King j. Fairfax St
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ce:tlll,
" Gates of the capital stock Of the ORANGE
T. ALEXANDKIA Il. r. co, No. rs for 5
shares. and No. 470 for - shares, both issued to
Jas Barbour of the stock Of the old road the for
,n.r dated June II, 1852. .he latter +, bruarry
~ 1853, have been los., and that shall apply
to the Directory of said Company for the issue
Of new certificates in place Of those so lost, the
right to same having been assigned to me for
value received. nn,rn
is 27-law2m ). >. BAKbOO IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-02

BY JOHN II. PARROTr--Au CTlnSEER
0tOMMISSIONEB'S SALE.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Alexandria county, we will expose for sale. at
public auction ut the Tavern House of Mr..
Samuel Cats, West End, on SATURDAY, the
August, 18th 1867, at I'm, a lot Of LUM Der, III
Cameron Run, mostly white oak logs.
Terms Of sale cash.
G. W. WATTLES.
w. II. DULANT.
jy 25-2awts Commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-02

,AJASHINGTON COLLEGE.
w LEXIN GTON A..
Gen. H. +. LEE, President, aided by " corps
of twenty Instructors, including Professor 81
Law.
The next session will begin on Sd Thursday
in September, and end on the %rd Thursday in
June
Lexington may be reached by stage from
Stanton or Goshen, on the Virginia Central
Railroad from Lynchburg by Canal, or by
stage from Bonsack's, on the Virginia & Tenn
Railroad. 49,
For further particulars apply to CIerI; Of the
Faculty for Catalogue.
Lexington, Va, July 1-eO2m
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COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,

COLLECTORS OFFICE:
u. j. lAT. REV, It'll Dist, Virginia,
ALEXANDRIA, Va. july ~, 1867 J
Notice is hereby given that there will b. soi
at pubic auction, on SATURDAY, August ia
1867, q large variety Of GOODS and MEk-
CHANDISE, consisting OF Hotel and House
hold Furniture, Restaurant and Bar FiNtur"a,
An assortment Of Liquors. Casks Kegs and
Bottles, Wearing Apparel, Gold Watches and
Books together with Il variety OF other rnnnn'
featured articles, all Of which have been dis"
trained upon for non payment of taxes.
Sale will take place at ~ o'clock Il. H.! at the
II. : bonded warehouse, corner OF Prince and
Royal streets, Alcxandria
+. l.. SA n BORN,
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The subscriber G now receiving direct from
the mandatory large supply OF
OVAL PICTURE FRAN Els,
Of very rich and entirely new, patterns, when
viii be sold at greatly reduced prices for cash.
Also, Gold Window Shades, Wall Papers, NC.
Call and sss them. A. Ill TUBMAN,
l76 King street,
nov - door above Washington st.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Fall Session Of this Institution Will com
mencc on Wednesday, September 4th:
The location Of the Institute, IN hlghiy nm
proved section OF country. within 10 miles 81
Baltimore. The careful selection OF experiences ,t'
tc.chers, the convenient arrangement Of the
buildings, erected for the purpose toscth er
with the full course Of study, render II, AS lar
as opportunity of curing thorough ed 1ut,
ton is concerned, FlKST-CLASS lN5IlIC-
TEPMS:-S1l5 per session Of five months.
Music Languages, Drawing and Palntns' eX-
RAIL WAY N-Jcssup's Cut,
Washington Branch Railroad:
POST.OFFICE-Hoo Anne Ar"A-
die county, Nd.
observation-disclosures SNowDEN, esq
N''' Il. i. BROCK EFT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-02

TPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
L. Threc miles wcst Of ALcrandI'io, Va.
The Twenty Eighth Annual Session of tins
Institution commences on the 25th OF Septe1n-
Der with the following Instructors:
Rev WM. r. GARDSEn, (Univ Va.) Rector.
JAMES NJ. GARRETT NJ A., UNIV. Va? !,
w. PINcKNEY MASON, (U. 5. Naval Ac'dyJ
TERMs.-S3O0 per session, with no extra
charges, payable cmi-annually in nd vance.
For further information address the Rector.
REV. WIN. i. GARDN ER,
Theological Seminary 20, Fairfax CO., Va,
~ 22-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-02

rOOp SKIRTSl HOOP skirts |
II HOOP SKIRTS!
Have this day received FROM the manuiuGt"r-
er another large supply OF new style Hoop
skirts assorted sizes vari0,s sly les all prices.
Would call special attention to the new style
81 Is, skirt, which can be recommended l"r
st,le, durability and cheapnesS.
l. "a CHAS w. GREEN IS, King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-02

rREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES e
1T are now offering our entire stock of Plain,
Figured and Striped Organize and j"cc"'lel
Lawns, at great bargains to close out.
ROBERT l.. WOOD,
op7 Garner King and Fairfax streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-02

I,UAL-The nndersignedare now prepared To-
I } furnish the citizens with tho best REP an q
WHITE ASH COAL, 1T the lowest marx ct
rate All persons wishing to be supplied will
leave their orders ut our office, No. 81, King It
;v1o-lm MONROE Il GEM ENN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-18
pape;ua ka,ga peg Nieasaes,

NEW YORK, June II.
The steamship Percoene brings Paris papers
to the Sth, inclusive.
Galionoms of the 18th describes the visit OF
the Gar to the Exposition on the 9TH. He also
ACCOMPANIED Napoleon to the Hotel Des In
valids and tomb of Napoleon /. Galicnoms
also gives an account of the ceremonies of the
reception of the King of Prussia and s,,ite
including Bismarck and Gen. MoItke There
was some little cheering outside the railroad
station, put along the line of march very little
manl1estatlon to the King was accorded.
Inc topographic establishment of the I'M
inaccurate Conception at Modena has been de-
ssroyed by fire, and religious books valued at
10000 francs were destroyed.
The commander of the Prussian troops left
Dresden on the 4th.
The North German Gazette says that the
statement that the Prussian Government ad-
dressed representations to Sweden on the sub
Ject of the recent ornaments by the latter, is
purely an invention. 1t also denies the state
ment OF the Augsburg Gazette, that Prussia
had opened negotiations with the Southern
States for their entry into the Northern con-
federation, and likewise the announcement by
the krentz Zeitung, that the election to the
Relchsty was to take place on July 10.
Garibaldi being indlspoSed had left Florence
for Cairo
NJ Mlane, the traveller, has left Cairo fer
equatorial Africa, on voyage of discovery.
The Arch Duchess Matilda, daughter OF the
Arch Duke Ehorles, died at Vienna ON the 9th.
The Sultan was to leave Constantinople for
France in June, ON the Imperial yacht, accom-
panied by Turkish iron-clad frigate and screw
III battle ship; French squadron, and prob
ably an English squadron would escort HIM to
Toulon. He expected to reach Paris about
July 1st
Paris, June SIN the Corps Legislatif yes
terday the law in relation to societies was un-
der discussion. To-day bill for the reorgani-
ton of the army was presented. The Liberal
members propose to reduce the army to 40 600
Queen Victoria has written an autograph
letter to the Emperor, congratulating him on
the success of the Exposition, and Expressing
her regrets that she would be unable to yisi1
the Exposition herself with the customary GER
emonles, but the letter leaves it to be implied
that she VII visit Paris incognito
Inc Prince of Wales is expected here in
few days. "
There is no longer any doubt about the cvac-
uation OF Luxembourg within fortnight. Only
afew hundred men will be left to superintend
the transportation of material. The Grand
Duke has promised to give the ground covered
Dy the Notifications to the city of Luxembourg
and the district OF Luxembourg has been can
yassed for the purpose of making the neces
sary legal provisions for the acceptance of the
gift. On the departure of the Prussians the
fortress VIII be occupied 900 Luxembourg SOL
diers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-18

Farm tor Sale,
nFlo acres, more or less, situated within II miles
Ooi the Post once, Of Portland, bounded on the
road west beyond the WestDrook Aims House farm,
and continuing down to the canal the lower side
IL avery lifting place tor market garden or a
beau tful place tor private residence as there is
splendid orchard in very high state Of cultivation
on the farm. The farm cuts about As tons of bay it
has been very well MANFRED for the last ten years
consequently gives very large yield of produce
also has very good barn, and Is insured $500 Ii
would be very convenient for splendid brick yard,
as there is any amount OF brick material on the
premises. Perfect title guaranteed. For further
particulars enquire OF H. DOLAN,
Jel5tf 237 Pore street, Portland.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK. June II.
The funeral Of the late Judge White took
place this morning from the st. Francis
Aaviers Church. Rev. Bernard O'Reily, Vice
Chancellor OF the Diocese of Hartford, Conn
delivered an eloquent eulogy on the deceased
Among the pail bearers were Judge Brady.
Col d. A: Hamilton, Mr.. James Brooks and
others The body was deposited in the family
vault at st. Patricks Cathedral.
Col. .: :. Speed, who was engaged in the
construction OF the first telegraph lines m the
country, and more lately President of the In
dependent Line between this city and Boston.
died at his residence in Brooklyn on SATURDAY.
night
=, The dog law went into operation to-day for
the season, and up to o'clock this Afternoon
the pound tor execution, W.
=, a man named George H. Case, resident of
trenton, N. D.. was ,aken ill at the foot OF
Chambers street, in this city, and conveyed to
Belleyie9 Hospital The physician in attend
ance declared the case to be one of cholera
and the Board OF Health was notified.
The steamship City of Cork, from Liyerpool
LIST and Queenstown Sd inst, has arrived.
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WASHINGTON, June II.
There was Cabinet meeting to-day on the
subject. it is understood, of the removal of
civil officers by the commanders of Southern
military districts. As the result of the con-
preparation and may be issued early this week
restraining, it is said, such commanders in ac-
cordance with the recently published opinion
of Attorney General Strawberry, and restoring
the civil officers heretofore removed by them.
The President of the Union Pacific Railroad
having filed afidavits of the completion of an
additional section of twenty miles, from the
345th to the 365th mile post, west of Omaha,
the Secretary of the Interior has instructed
the Government commissioners to examine
and report upon the same.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-18

DR. ELIZA HETH h. ADAMS, Of Cape
IL Elizabeth flor Merly Mrs Chamberlin, OF Fort
snd es at hss 0 anS Pearl Streets
Portland. eyerv Waa uesday. Ksly's celebrated
Medicine. to be- had dat at Ng office and residence.
March rs. dam.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-18

u. ALoOlS, NO Juno 10.
The Republicans St. Joseph special saws the
steamer Cora has arrived from Fort Benton
with $35O0O in gold dust in the hands of pas
passengers, and q large amount consigned
and pelts.
The steamer Union had also arrived at ST.
Joseph with large amount of gold dust and
cargo of robes.
Inc Bella and Bear Paw Mountains, in the
vicinity of Fort Benton were covered with
snow June g. Provisions were cheap in Nom
lana and the season was expected to be good
for the miners.
The Sioux City qOwa) Register of the 9Th
says party of Brule Sioux stole 81 horses
from Fort Randall few days ago, and wound
ed herdsman. They subsequently sent word
that they would attack the Fort, and Major
Bash was drilling the citizens and making pre-
parations for defence. Some of the soldiers
from the steamer Ned Tracy were killed by the
Indians last Sunday near Bijoux Hills, while
hunting antelope; and deck hand on the
steamer Big Horn was killed at the mouth of
the Little Cheyenne river.
The party of Brule Sioux, who wintered
near Fort Thompson, were bold and insolent
and freely declared that they would kill every
white man who settled upon or in any way in
terfered with their hunting grounds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-18

NEW foRE, June IL
Cotton-Guiet and firm; sales 200 bales MiddIinp
uplands at PIC.
Flour-dul and heavy, and IS "a 25c lower; sales
1900 bbs. State at 65 ~ 90; round hoop Ohio nj
IL 30 D 1910; Western at I Go "a II %; Southern
duh and lower; sales 30 bbls. mixed to good at 81
az 10 co. California easier sales $50 sacks and bbls
at 10 rs "a 10 %. ~
Wheat-dull and tends downward; sales SOC
bush; Chicago Spring at IS q 90; Milwaukee No
at 200. +--- -
Oorn-a shade higher with a limited supply, and a
@ IN the canal reported; sales $4,000 BUSH; new
Wa" na, Mes tern at o. % 10; old do. 124.
c,tao, OK gner; sales Al 900 bu H.; Canada at soc
o' a al 60 q SIC; Western at "A "a 75c.
Beei-nrm; sales 400 bbls
n IoIh-opehed heavy and lower but closed more
nfmly; safes 80 bbs.; new mess at 90 20 "a 81 co.
closing at 20 81 regular ''esa a' w. ~ - wv
Whiskey-quiet. '''s' at IL y i'c'
Rice-quiet and unchanged
Sugars-steady; sales 200 hhds. Porto p;o 20 .,
12Ic; Muscovado at III a 1l2c. "' - "
Cofee-firm for prime, and heavy for Door grados
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine col a Siic
Resin at 62t a co. - 'iac'
Petroeum-quiet; sales crude at 15c; refined bond
ed at % a. 23c.
Freghts to Liverpool-frm; Cotton 3-iGd per sail
ing vessel, and per steamer 3D.
Stock of grain in warchouses:-Wheat, 5i3, 23z
push corn 3O2, 269 bush; oats 35l ,051 BUSH. rye
los4Ss BUSH; barley, 81, 5f BUSH. peas Il $40 bush
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-18
Proposals for R0tiOsas
Ind Ship Ch0ndlery.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISERIOE OLE PnRTI A Nn A ND L L

COLLECTOR's OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH
Portland, June z, 1867.
CEALED Proposals will be received at this otIice
- until the Dist day of June inst, for the supply OF
rations to the petty officers and seamen of the u S.
Revenue Steamer MahOning," any other Reye-
nue. Cutter Cutters that may be stationed at this
port for the Of from the 1st day of Ju-
ly next.
The raiOns TOR the Revenue service is the same rs
that allowed in the naval SERVICE emitting the Honor
and consists of the following articles, viz: rcef,
Pork, Flour Rice, Raisins or Dried Fruit Pickles
Cranberres, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cheese, Molasses, Vinegar.
The rations to be OF good and Wholesome quality,
to be approved by the Captain and the different ar,
teies comprising the ratons to delivered on poard
the vessel IN good and sufficient casks anu Vesseis 10
be provided by the contractor, ana the eohtents
thereof to be distinctly marked on eacn. ~ 70 oe
understood that the contractor Will DC pouhu 10 Iurh-
ish upon reasonable notice. as often as may be re-
quired by the Captain of the vessel with the appro-
baton OF the Collector mot exceeding upon an aver
AGE one day in each week. such fresh meat and fresh
vegetables as may be equivalent to the corresponding
nass of the raions allo we'd in the naval service.
TabIe OF rations may be seen at this Office
Sealed proposals will also be received at this office,
until the 2ist inst, for Ship Chandlery for the use Of
the above named vessel vessels for said term of
one year.
List of articles to be bid for, and other specifca-
tons necessary to full understanding Of the propo-
sails advertised for, may be at this office
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
June Z. dtd Collector.
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Cable Matters.

HEART'S CONTENT, june II.
The steamer Chiffon arrived at 8 o'clock yes
terday morning, and will proceed to repair the
broken Atlantic cable as soon as the weather
VIII permit: The expedition is in charge OF
Henry Clifford, Geographic engineer, and Mr.
Law, electrician, both of whom were engaged
oD the Great Eastern last year
The British surveying steamer Galena has
Admiralty to run careful line OF soundinps
from Plocentia, N. F., to the French Island Of
st. Pierre and thence to North Sydney, c. b.
for new cable to be laid this summer for the
New York, Newfoundland & London Tele.
graph Company.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA.
The Union State Convention adjourned at IL
o'clock last night, after a two days session. 1t
endorsed the action of Senators Cole and Con-
ness, and the Representatives of California, in
Congress, and nominated George G. GOrham
for Governor, and j. p. Jones for Lieutenant
Governor. -
The Southern Relief Committee of San Fran
CISCO up to the present time have RENTED to
The Union Convention for the second Eon.
gressienal district of this State nominated w
III. Highly for Congress-
A fire to-day at Folsoma destroyed about
twenty buildings. '"'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-18
Miscellaneous Dispatches.

NEW YORK, June II.
Ex,Gov, Brown, of Georgia, recently made a
speech at Milledgeville, in which he said that
Il the State should refuse to vote to hold a
convention Congress would disfranchise ali
those who voted against it. '"-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-18
The President's Visit 10 Boston.

WASHINGTON, j lne II.
This afternoon the President decided finally
upon the programme for his contemplated trip
to Boston 30 far as he is concerned He will
leave this city in the 215 train on the morning
of the 10th inst direct for New York, not stop
ping at Philadelphia and will arrive in New
York at 5.31 P. NJ, and proceed at once to the
Fifth avenue Hotel. He remains in New York
Saturday, when he will leave for Boston via
New Haven, Hartford, Springfield and Wor-
cester, arriving at Boston at 8 o'clock in the
afternoon. The President has received invita-
tions to visit several New England cities He
is to be accompanied by Gen. Morrow, his
suite and several other officers.