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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-17

STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

A LENANDRIA, LOUDOUN & HAMP-
u SHIRE RAILROAD.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS 4 gem
eraI meeting Of the Stockholders of the AleXAn-
dria l.oudoun and Hampshire Railroad Com
pany, will be held, AT the COmpany's Office, IN
Alexandr.a on WE'D ESDAI, the 18th day
Of June 1861 at II hi i'll pursuance Of a rtSo-
luton Of the general meeting, held on Tie l3lh
day of February last, for the purpose Of con&d-
ering the Net passed at the late session Of the
General Assembly in relation to the Company.
BY order Of The Board OF Directors:
lny lG. 2a,gtd +. jon NSTON, 'ty.
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PARASOLSll
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sun UAiBRRLLAs!
SUN UMBRELLASll
SUN UMBRELLASll
inst received another large addition to stock
Of Parasols and Sun I'm brellas and would in
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-TIl-YnopsKI Rrss rs HooPsKIRTsa
fdsSssSsS O. PsK RTs 81 .
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the country, all which were M ufact ared
aypresslY for our trad e. = 81 Be-
MNePrices range from IS cents upWa Ia
iny51 s g ~ tiaA Ribs W GIN nN
CHA BIS hts Potomac Family Shad, 19 e
- sala By Lmy a FINq1SabECkHAIassM NJ
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sPECIaL NOTICES.

sGgp SELLING OFF AT Cosr The under
signed will continue to sell of his immense
stock of DRY and F a n Q coz y ana
SHOES, at COST, to close business Those de-
srous Of securing GREAT BARGAINS would
do well to call early, as there will be superior
offered.
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NJ. HOFHEIMER,

No. 90, King street, End door from Royal.
Also. one PIANO for sale cheap. my lin
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WHITE FRENCH ZINC, PURE WHITE
w LEAD, Brown Stone Zinc, English Ven
ethan Red, Lamp Black, Spirits Turpentine
f Rosin, Putty and Window Glass Red Lead
Litheraec. Chrome Green, Chrome yellow
Uchrc, Ultramariuo,' Blue, Copal Farnish
Dcmer Varnish, Gum Shellac, AsphaItum var
nish, White Chalk, Red Chalk, Olive OIL
Brown Japan Glue. Varnishes Of all kinds,
Roofing Cement and Oil, Lubri eating Oil, Pc
trolcum Oh. &C. &c, received and for sale at
thc lowest rates by HENRY COOK,
nv loft Nos 80 and 300 King street.
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FISHING The seines atseveral OF the fish
ing shores, on the Potomac, have been cut
out" and operations ended for the season.
At Others hauling is still continued-5ut all
will stop shortly But few days ago, one OF
the largest bauls this spring was made at
Fowkes' below Aqua Greek, and old fishermen
say there is still q large run Of fish in the river
-shad and herring having been kept back, by
the freshets and weather, last month, To-day,
the hands at two Of the shores came up to
town, singing, as in old times, the songs, 50
often. formerly heard, upontthe close OF the
fisheries. The operations at all the landings
this year have been quite successtul-the late
run Of fish having made upthe deficiency which
existed ten days ago. ..4. 49,
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LECTURE John Tyler, jr,, son of the
late President John Tyler, will delivera lecture
in this place as will be seen from an advertise
mcot in another column, on Monday night, the
Goth instant, al Liberty Hall, 90 the two
Civilizations, j Jamestown and Plymouth Rock
The newspapers in Washington and Baltimore
have spoken highly of this lecture, which, we
are informed, is in no sense a political speech,
but embraces philosophical disquisition, of
an exceedingly interesting nature, on the char
acter and mental qualities Of the original set
tiers of jamestown and Plymouth Rock, trac-
Ing out, in a remarkably lucid, profound and
eloquent manner, the historical antecedents
and characteristics Of the European races from
which those settlers sprang. We understand
that this lecture, thus interesting because OF
| Che subject it treats, and the manner Of the
| treatment, is, nevertheless, but an episode IN
| troduced in the more general, important and
consequential theme, to which he has devoted
his pen during the past winter, in relation to
Commerce us the imperial sovereign OF Amer
lean Destiny and should our citizens give
encouragement to the present effort, the learn
ed and eloquent gentleman may be induced
to favor us with his opening discourse on
s.Commerce as the parent and Nemesis of ma
tons, which he delivered in Baltimore With
distinguished success. We, therefore, bespeak
for him a full attendance, and advise that our
youth hear him, to whom, it will be seen, he
extends special invitation.
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BY J. II. PARROTT--AUCTE' Il.

j. II. PAFFUII--hUITN II
IDEAL. ESTATE AT AUCTlON.-By VIZ
u tue of Il decree OF the Circuit Court Tor Al
exundria county pronounced ut the November
term 1866 in the cause Of Thomas Smith vs.
Stephen Shinn, ct ais, the undersigned, rs Com
missioner Of Sale therein named, will offer for
sale at public auction, in front Of the Mayors
Office, Alexandria, Va, on SATC RDAIr the ne
18th day Of May next, ut II o'clock m, n LOT
OF GRO UND, with Brick Building there CA
on, situated on the west side of Union be- Es!::a
tween Prince and Duke streets, fronting on
Union % feet 81 inches and running back 20
f ct TO an IS feet alley.
TERMS One-fourth TO be paid in cash and
the residue in three equal instruments ut o. -
md IS months, with interest from the day Of
salc-thc bonds Of the purchaser, with security
to be taken for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained until the purchase money Is
paid. GEO. W. BkhNI,
sd 17-2awts Commissioners.
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ut OTICE--An adjourned meeting Of the
" Stockholders If the ALEXANDRIA CA
NAL COMPANY, will be held at the 4 der
mems Chamber. on THUKSDA i, 18th June,
1867, at ii o'clock y IN.
my lG-cotd p. G.. UHLER, Secretary.
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~ L Il S Ii d X u G. 5

Our orders for Drugs are given regularly cv-
cry two weeks which enables nst2 keep always
on hand a fresh supply Of MEDICINE RS, for
the compromising of physicians prescriptions
Wc would call special attention OF physicians
and heads of families to this fact We have nj
so constantly on hand very large and well Sc
lected assortment Of PATENT MEDlCl N ES
and FANCY GOODS, the last of which are de-
serving the notice of Ladies particularly.
WAKEFIELD u HALL,
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" George Trimmer to the undersigned, trus-
tee, for the benefit of Rcdman +. Rradleld, da-
ted the 18th day Of April, 1866, and ofrecord in
the Clerks Office of Prince William, in llber
No. 2G, page 239, | shall proceed to sell, at pub
lie auction, ut Manassas Station, in the said
county Of Prince William, on the 10TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1867, if fair, if not the \ nezt ialr
d7v, those TRACTSor PARCELS OF LAND,
named in said trust for cash, to the highest bud
der, viz: One tract Of one hundred and forty
acres, and one Of ninety-seven acres, beng the
same lands conveyed by the said BradlicId aHd
wife TO the said Trimmer. Sale to commence At
o clock p. IN. +. J. CANNON, Trustee.
BrentsyiIle, 7. ". co, my lO--lm
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CANAL COMMERCE.
MAY 17--ARRIyED.

- $50 $50 $50 $50
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rsIO ARRIVE AND FOR SALE.
4 fresh lot Of BUTTER and EGGS; also, Il
lot Of SPRING CHICKENS
J. r.. SHERWOOD,
nv II Corner Queen and ST. Asaph sts.
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my Is

$. DEALHAMS
One Price Clothing Store,
is No. LOG, King street.
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AM Co, ny J. --:lWI7
MT. Int. CODY lNMLS.
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IL South Carolina Rice. received to-da"
en- MIA +. G. MLLBURN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

CHEnav BaDaE.-It is with great deal OF plea p!
sure that note the Of the WGrk on tns
bridge. From the very first step up to the present
time, difficulties, seemingly insurmountable, have
their but the contractors st mesSrs
have. by their unfagging energy and perseyer-
ance, overcome them al, and to-day the Woik IA Ia
much further advanced than we anticipated. Oh
Monday we were at the river. and wero asreeaDiy
surprised at the progress MADE.
The second pier, which stands near the centre OF OF
tho river, has been reached, and the false 6rlage
extends some distance beyond. The chords anE
strngers are all in psston and the ooIn{ Ss {{hs
braces of the permanent bridge are being put up;
Ifno unforeseen accident occurs, We ale assured
by the contractors that the landing on the Mari,
borough slde will be reached by the middle OF
September.
That day will bo gladly welcomed, not only Gy y
the citizens of this, bat of other communities
will be in ample time for the fall trade from than
District, which, for want OF convenient crossing,
has been forced to seek other markets. and we are
glad TO see some Of our merchants making prepa-
rations for its RETURN Cheraoo Advertiser.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

@REGISTRATION.- BOARD OF RE-
GIsTRATION for the First Precinct, St. Bartholomew
Parish, Coleton District viii commence its duties at
Smokes Cross Roads Poll on Thursday the 18th inst,
and continue session three days. for the accommoda
ton of the residents Of that portion Of the Precinct On
Monday the 10Th inst, the Board will continue its scs
sion at Bells Cross Roads Poll for the accommodation
ofthe residents of that portion of the Precinct The
Board will continue to sit in the same manner viz: The
three last days in the week to registering a Smokes
Cross Roads Poll and the three first days in the week to
registering at Bells Cross Roads until the same is COM
pleted.
The books will be closed the 10th September in Or
der to comply with Paragraph XIX General Orders No.
S. Headquarters Second Military District giving ample
time for public inspection and revision OF lists
All persons qualified to vote under the provisions Of
the Act of Congress- passed March 3D. 1867 entitled "An
Act to provide for the efficient government of the
rebel sates and the several Acts supplementary there
TO-" are invited to appear before the Board of Regstra
ton.
The hours for sitting will be from A. M. to 3P. NJ.
The final sessions for revising the lists will be held
follows:
Smoke Cross Roads, on Wednesday and Thursday,
September 25th and 26th.
Bells Cross Roads, Friday and Saturday, September
9th and 2sth. JOHN wINGATE,
Chairman Board Of Registration,
1st Precinct st. Bartholomew Parish,
August Colleton District.
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@REGISTRATION.- BOARD OF REG
ISTRATIoN for the First Precinct City Of Charleston
will commence its duties at the City Hall Monday the
10Th nst and continue in session three dnys for the
accommodation of residents of Ward No. l.
On Thursday, tho 18th inst, the Board will continue
its sessions at the place for the accommodation OF
residents of Ward No. 2.
The Board will continue to sit in the place. in
the same manner viz The three first days in the week
to registering in Ward No. and the three last days in
the week to restering in Ward No. 2 until the came is
completed.
AS the whole duty must be performed by the 1s of oc
tober the books will be closed the 10th Of September in
order to comply with paragraph XIX General Orders No.
Co. Headquarters Second Military District giving ample
time for public inspection and revision Of the lists AL
persons qualified to vote under tho provisions of the Act
of Congress passed March I'd, 1867, entitled An Act to
provide for the efficient government OF the rebel
States and the several Acts supplementary thereto
invited to appear before the Board for registration.
The hours of sitting will be from A. NJ. to p NJ.
The final sessions for revising the lists will be held
follows:
For Ward No. l, on Thursday. and Friday September
Goth and 9th.
For Ward No. ., on Saturday and Monday, September
osth and 9Oth. NILES G. PARKER,
Chairman for the Board of Registrars for the First Pre-
tinct, Charleston District August
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eA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER

@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home after sojoum Of a few months in the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place OF
coarse rustic, flushed face, sho had soft ruby com.
plexion of almost marble smoothness, and instead oI
twantyhree she really appeared but eighteen Upon in.
qury as to the cause Of so great change she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAsSIAN BALM, and
considered it an invaluable any lady toilet
By its use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance hundred fold Il IS simple in its
combination as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities rom also heal
ing cleansing and beautfyng the skin and complexion
BY its directaction on the cutce it draws from it III it,
impurities kindly healing the same anu leaving the sur
face as Nature intended it should be-clear soft smooth
and beautiful Price ST. sent by Mail or Express, on re-
ceipt Of an order, by
". L. CLARK f CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette St-alt, Syracuse, " T..
The ory American Agents for the sale of the same
March 80 1y
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@NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS WHO ARE EN-
titled to bury or be buried, In the CEMETERY ESTAB-
LIsHED FOR THE BURIAL OF ALL CoLoRED PER-
SONS attached to- worshpping in, the First ndepen-
dent or Congregational Church, situated in Meeting
street. known the "Crcular Church." and all such
were attached TO- worshpped n the Second Indepen
dent or Congregational Church in Archdale street.
known as the Unitarian Church" are requested to as
semble at No. IL Rose Lane, Upper Wards on tho first
Thursday in September next being the fifth day at four
O'Clock p NJ for the purpose Of appointing Trustees
in the place Of those who deceased agreeable to the
trust set forthin the original deed Of conveyance.
HENRY W. MATHEwES,
August aug Q, q, sept5 Surviving Trustee.
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A CORRESPONDENT OF THE New York Evening
Gazette says: 'In Trenton and Ringoes, New Jer-
sey, are now growing two large willow trees whose
history is singular. The one in the latter village
was formed by implanting twig from the Former
and that in Trenton was. formed by the importa-
ton of branch from the original willow that has
so long shaded the first tomb Of NAPOLEON BONA
pARTE at St. Helena. A gentleman years ago on
visit to the island placed a branch from The tree
in tub filled with EARTH IL took root and throVe'
and was transplanted in Trenton, has attained lts
present size; now several other trees produced
from it and are growing in different parts OF tha'
and other States. Thus the Longwood tree mas
numerous offspring of itself growing in Alaerlca'
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Domestic Markets.
NOON p1spATCH,

NOON DESPATCH.
New YORK, August s.-Stocks heavy. Gold l4Os.
Money! s. Sterling 95a1Oa; '62 Coupons 1S{; Vir-
pinia Skies 50; Missouri Skies 1O3; Tennessee
si1es, OK coupon, 60; new issue 673. Flour, DID,
1oa2oc. better; new duu and heavy. Wheat Sa5c.
better. Corn 1c, lower. Pork q shade frmer.
Lard steady at 12aa1St. Whiskey quiet. Cotton
-, at 28a28s. Turpentine steady at 665. Rosln
quiet; strained "a 20s.
EVENING DESPATCH.
Cotton easier; sales 1200 bales at 2Ss. Flour
State 625a11; Southern 1o.90a15. Wheat active and
3a5c. better; amber State 2.3Oa235; red and AMBER
Southern 2.10a2.SO. Corn 2a3c lower Mixed
Western 1.1Oa1 Ii; White southerr1.25 Provisions
generally firm. Mess Pork 1880. Grocenes
generally dull and nominal Rio Coffee firm at l3c.,
gold. Naval Stores frmer. Turpentine 60. Rosln
$4a8.50. Stocks heavy. Money 4a5 per cent. doid
403. 60 Coupon Bonds III New issue 1OSs;
1O40s 1OS; 1905, first series, 1881; others 1918.
BALTIMORE, August s.-CoHee dull; stock large.
Flonr declined 5Oc.; shipping brands S11a11 So.
Wheat dull, and declined 1Oc.; White 81 60; Red
50 IS. Corn steady; White 81 1sa1 20; Yellow 81 12
al Is. Provisions quiet and steady. Bacon Shoul-
ders 1sa1s4; clear Ribbed Sides 16a16l, with only
iobbing demand. Lard-Western 49,
WILMINGTON, August s.-Turpcutine firm at
5saa54c., Rosin firm at 50 SOa7 50-the latter for
window glass.
CINCINNATI August S.-Flour firm. Corn dull
and nominal at &c.; no buyers over s5c. Whiskey
steady. Provisions buoyant. Mess pork s23 80.
Bacon. shoulders 12c.; clear sides 154a15ac. Lard
duh at 12{c.
NEW ORLEANS, August s.-Sales Of Cotton 900
bales; unchanged; Low Middlings 26. Receipts, Is
bales. Flour-ittle mqGement; superfne So 62.
Corn advanced Sc. for White. Oats-none in first
bands; nominally 81 15 Pork-moderate inquiry;
prices unchanged; s25 so. Bacon-light jobbng
demand; Shoulders 13ia1S2; Clear Sides l5!al6;
sugar-Cured Hams 19a22s. Lard, in tlerces, IA.
Gold se2a4O. Sterling 52ss54s. New York Sight
Exchange premium.
MOBILE, August s.-Sales 300 bales; Low Mid
dlipg DC; receipts GA bales. Crop accounts from
the interior still continue favorable.
SAVANNAH. August 8.-Cotton dull and heavy;
liddIngs nominally 26sc.; receipts 257 bales. Be
ceipts for the week 1121; exports 1885, stock 1916
Auausra, August 8.-Cotton dull and declining;
sales 81 bales; Middhngs 24sc.
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%NEQUTTY.-W WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT.
JOHN WATSON AND J. L. LANE u.s. s. P MATTHEWS,
SHERIFF, AND oTHERs.-BILL FOR ACCOUNT, RE-
LIEF. DISCOVERY Arp INJUNCTEoN.-In pursuance
order made in the above stated case the creditors
of HARPER LANE LANE 4 HARPER. HUTsoN,
LANE co, BRADLEY LANE, and ". Z. LANE &
Co., hereby notified that they required to prove
and establish demands before the Commissioner Of this
Court against the said s on or before the first day of
February next failing to do they be debarred the
benefit of any decree In this cause
r. C. LOGAN, C. E. W. D.
July9 1amo7mos
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gr NOTICE TJ MARINERs.-CAP TAINS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do 90 anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARyEs, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side CT
the Ashley River; by which precauton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. C. TURNER, Fl. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February 6, 1866
February
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@- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable, instan-
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous unts.
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of BAD
Dyes Invigoraes the hair leaving soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William A. Batchcor. All others
are mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold by al
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Garcley
street, New York.
Sc BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 Ivy
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, August St is stated that the
President has directed bis subordinates to hold
no communication with STANTON as Secretary Of
War.
In the SuRRArr case, the jury still disagree lat
noonl. It stands, it is asserted, ten to two for
acquittal Considerable interest is attaching to
the recommendation Of the Commission to the
President for the Communication Of the sentence OF
Mrs. SuRRATT. The fact cannot be doubted that
the President never saw it. He reiterated his
previous assertions to that effect. The President
also says The documents were not arranged,
when presented to him, as now; they we're IN
loose sheets.
Judge FISHER went home this evening at six
o'clock and will not return until 10 A. NJ. to-mor-
row. It is stated that the jury now stand II to
for acquittal.
The Internal Revenue to-day is S54S, ZOO.
The statement that the executive business with
the War Department is now done through Adju-
tant-General TOWNSEND is untrue.
The President attended the Schutzenfest this
i afternoon.
No movements whatever have yet been made
cramping STANroN's official functions.
fixed White Light, visible for eighteen miles, is
exhibited from lighthouse recently erected stthe
east point of Prince Edwards Island, Gulf of St.
Lawrence. A fixed Bed Light is exhibited from
new lighthouse ON the point Of the Spit, in the
passage seven miles within the harbor of Water
ford Harbor, ireland. The beacon pole barrel,
recently exhibited in this passage, has been re-
moved.
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FIRST ARR1vAI-QUIcK TrsfE.-Our friend, Capt.
New York. by the Great Seaboard Inland Air Line.
The goods arrived on Friday last, and in less time
than the advertised schedule This is putting the
matter to practical test, and proves beyond
doubt the perfect success Of the line.
[CherdW Advertiser.
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as- THE GRAvEsT MALADIEs OF YoU1

eS THE GRAVEST MALADIES OF YOUT
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HoWARD AssoCIAT1o
ESSAYS, on the Physiology of tho Passions, and the
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age
man, with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
poyed In this institution. Sent in sealed letter en-
yelopes, free of charge.
Address Dr.. ]. SKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, , liladelphia, Pa.
hTorO 2roO
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The Rennettsyille "JOurnal'

rs puB1IsHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
| Benpettsville, S. c. in the eastern portion Of the
State by STUBBS 4 LITTLE, Proprietors, and offers
superior inducements to Merchants and all others who
wish TO extend their business in ths secon OF the Pee
Dee country We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
our Charleston friends.
Terms-s3 per aunum, invariably in advance Adyer.
tisements inserted at very reasonable rates. July8
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81
sxcr1os 8. For denying the supremacy Of the
laws of Congress, stating that they would not obey
them when conflicting with the laws OF the State
Of Tens and openly denouncing the. Government
of the United States in the Office and in the pres
enoe Of Breyet Major General J. J. REYNOLDS,
commanding the Sub District of the Rio Grande,
EDWARD DouaHERrY, Judge Of the 18th Judicial
District State Of Texas, is hereby removed from
that Office, and EDWARD BAssE Is appointed IN his
stead.
SECTION 4. At the request Of his Honor the Mayor
Of the city Of New Orleans, THOMAS Z. ADAMS,
Chief Of the Police of that city. is hereby removed
from his Office, and J. J. WILLIAMS appointed In
his stead.
BY command Of Major General P. d. SHERIDAN.
Signed), g. L. HAhIsOFF, a. a. ",
speaking Of the newly appointed Chief OF Po-
Rce. the Republican says: "He was formerly an
of3ee, in the 12sth New York Volunteers; served
with saeat distinction in the Ordnance Depart
msnt. hsying millions of dollars in fis charge.
BE distinguished himself greatly in front OF Mo
bile. and as assistant to Gen. BAILEY IN the hed
River Dam enterprise"
The Austrian sloop Of war Elizabeth arrived from
Vera Cruz to-day. She has on board number Oh
Austrian soldiers. She reports that the united
States steamer &isquehanna sailed from vera cruz
ON the 18th ult., destination unknown.