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suspended, superseded removed BY the President,
upon the express recomme ntaon OF the General-ln
Chief OF the armies OF the United States with he
of the Secretary OF War; The iiary officers shall havs
power 10 remove from Office suspend from duty all
persons exercising Official functions, whether civil
military, under any authority derived from the people
OF said district and TO appoint others In their places
TO hold their ofhces during tho pleasure OF such
military commanders Among other sections IS one
that executive, legislative judicial power sought to
be esabshed recognized in any Of the military dis
OF the Untad Sates and expressly sanctioned by Con-
gres shall beof any force validity against the rules
and orders Of he military officer commanding the dis
tro This act Is to take effect its passage ana to re-
main in force until said rebellious communities em
braced in said military districts shall severaily be
admitted by act OF Congress into the federal Union as
States under and by virtue Of the several acts passed oy
Congress-
TLfsG AT Mr. sTAys9ERY's OPINION.
III. ScBENcK assuming air 0f comic gravity, said
We have passed to-day resolutions Of thanks 10 three or
four commanding officers Of military districts for the
manner in which they have carried the clear aud
obvious intentions Of Congress- and for the exposition
they have made Of the purpose Of Congress. think II
scarcely fair that gentlemen the other side should
not also have opportunity OF taking notice OF
the champion who maintains the opposite side OF the
question. therefore offer the following
Resolved That the thanks Of this House due and are
herebv rendered the Rev Petroleum Nasty NJ r. OF
Confederate Cross Ro ds which State of Kentucky
and ne on Henry s.anoery for Their full ION ana aos
OF the President OF the United States the subject Of re
instruction. (Laughter.D
Mr. HUBBARD tRepl OF West Virginia, objected and
thereupon at halpast two, the House adjourned till
Monday.
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State have neither labor houses, provisions or means
get Of the country, and must of necessity 'or
months TO be burden 10 the eo'e'n-
ment.
CeusratuIatlon 70 the Czar.
II s said our government il absut send letter OF
congr atulaon 10 the Gar his escape from assas-
Receipts from Intcrnal Revenue.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$2,500,000
Yellow Fever Epidemic In Jamaica.
Our Consul at Kingston, Jamaica, under date OF June
8, reports that yellow fever prevails at his port
endemic. and in a very malignant form. AZ least
twenty.Iye Der cent of those attacked have died, but
the disease rs mostly confined TO persons unaccmaed
New Postal Arrangements to Paraguay,
Uruguay and tho Argentine Rcpublic.
The foll)wpg the rates Of postage TO the Argen
tine Republic. Uruguay and Paraguay by the direct
lines of American and French mail packets via RIO
Jauero, Brazil An arrangement has been concluded
the French Port Department tor the regular trans
mission OF correspondence between the United States
and the Argentine Republic, Uruguay and Paraguay.
by means OF the American ue Of mail packets plying
between New York and Rio Jancro, and or the French
line Of mail packets between Rio Janeiro and Buenos
Ayres via Mon.evdeo the correspondence conveyed in
either direction between the United States and tho
countries OF the La Plata above named will be subject
TO the following rates OF postage, United States and
French, viz:-For letters weighing one quarter Of an
under, Is cents: for one quarter ounce and
not exceeding half ounce, rs cents; over ono half
and exceeding three quarters 43 cents over three
quarters and exceeding ounce so cents, and 80
for quarter weights adding 7 cents for each add-
tonal quarter ounce and 10 cents for each
additional one halt ounce fraction thereof. For
printed matter, newspapers and periodicals weigh
ing under, ] cent, and not ex.
ceedng two ounceA s cents over two and not
exceeding three ounces, cents; over three and not
exceeding four ounces, cents over four and not ex
ceedug i've ounces, II cents five ounces and not
exceeding ounces Is cens six and not exceed
ing seven, IA cents; over seven and not exceeding
eight l6 cents; and for greater Weights adding
fourteen cents for each additional frac-
ton thereof for each additional weight Of four
fraction thereof The above rates cover the
United States and French charges only TO or from the
port debarkation embarkaton the countries of
the La Plata Prepayment Is required on both letters
and printed matter sent from the United States. New
York the United States Office Of exchange for the mail
transmitted under this arrangement Postmasters will
levy and collect postage accordingly.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON. July s, 1857

COMMITTEE On RxooSsrRrcrroS
The SrrAxkR announced the appointment OF the Com
m,es on Reconstruction provided BY the resolution Of
last wednesday, follows:Messs Stevens, Boutwell,,
Bingham Farnsworth, Huburd IN. ~, BesmAn, Paine.
Pike and Brooks.
raorrsr AGAINST ADMISSION or Epuvcxx RssaE-
SENTATIVE
rhs srkAxsR presented memorial Of Green N. Adams
against the admission OF Representative Beck from the
Seventh dIsrics OF Kentucky. Referred TO Committee
Elections.
AGENT rRcu Svw NxIco
The spraxKp also preAsuted commuuication from the
Governor OF New Mexico stating that 40 the election
for delegates from that siioy would not take place
until September nex,, he bad appointed John watts
the agent Of The Territory, 70 repr~n rs interests IN
the House, aud asking tbai he be admitted TO scat as
such agent OF delegate, With The ususi psv sno miessa
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WIFE srassse At A Picnic N JERSEY.

NEWARK, n. J., July s, 1897.
colored man named William Wood cut hts wifs'S
throat at picnic At Bordentown, yesterday Jealousy
Is said be the Has vile Is not yet dead Wood
has been arrested.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING NEATLY AND
~ quickly executed, at 15 cent less than tho usual
rates, toe Metropolitan Joo Printing Estabnshmen
Nassau street.
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Mr. SCHsycK, rep.l OF OHIO, moved 70 suspend the
rules 70 oer set OF reeoutions IN regard 70 Mexico
declaring that every nation has the right 10 que insur
rcctica and rcpc nvaslon that oil orders Of nobility
and ali assumed right 10 rule b~ed on brsn or accident
are obpoxious 10 free people; that Congress looks
with anxious hope tor the prosperity of all
republican eovsrnnsnss. and and = sspscally shs, Of
nation Of the rsssorat OF the power Of the govern
ment TO her people the self styled Prince and EN-
psror Maxlmian Of the CO led Royal House OF Haps
burg that the attempts 70 i'm srsli.e Mexico would nos
have been made " the United States mad not then
been engaged IN civil war, and was part OF :
slave power and the European arisccracy labored In
concert; tha. the fall OF haximan aud the annihi.
q. o. sucess o r.uuocsn principles and the
eminent Of Nexic', aud were sminensly right and
proper and thas the United States could not look with
unconcern on the attempt 10 control the
desnss Of Mexico BY powers in antagonism with repub.
hcan governments
the American Congress should endorse the barbarous
The sprXKrn rsmindsd Mr. Wood that the resolutions
not vet before the House.
The House refused suspend the rules, and the rsso
lutons were not received
Mr. NoxiI lrsp) Of No., moved TO suspend the rules
10 introduce font resolution of thanks 70 Miss Lucy
stone, for her gallant campaign in vindcatou Of tue
mmutable principles OF eternal Justice tlaughter)
The rules were not suspended.
The ruBc LANES GRANTED TO rHR SOUTHERN STATES FOR
RAILROAD PURPOSES
M- JurAr frep) Of Ind, moved TO suspend the rules
TO osr resolutions instruciing the COMMITTEES on Public
Landvo report bill for tho forfeiture OF the lands
arantea 70 the southern States In 1850 railroad pur
poses which grants had expired by limitation.
The ruk-s we're not Suspended.
ANOTHER M IL nxPLaxAr0HY or rHe REcoxsrRuc7or ACTS
Mr. srALnNe introduced bill supplementary 70 the
acts which was reerred 70 the Select
Committee on Reconstruction. provides that the
m,Itarv ofcers assigned 10 the command OF the nye
disrcts are nvsssed with authority 70 govern thekr
respective dstrirt ~ the supreme governing power
therein un such time .. the said district or the com
nent rsr,s Thereof shsIl be received by Congress into
he cdera Union q sxtes subject TO the restrictions and
Limitation there natter NueVoned, via the military
oljcers be No once sssierd 10 the command OF tber
rs pceve district shall con.e in such command until
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

THE BASE BALL PLAYERS CHRONICLE. y
Capt. Keith Armistead, the accomplished
President of the Old Dominion Base Ball Club
of this city, has laid on our table file Of the
Base Ball Players Chronicle, weekly journal,
devoted solely to the interests, advancement
and popularization of what are denominated
outdoor games, commenced in New York on
the 9th of last month by Messrs. Thompson
and Pierson, publishers, edited by Mr.. Henry
Chadwick, continued up to the present time
with increasing success, and, apparently, des-
tined to win prominent position in public
favor. The typographical appearance of the
paper is most excellent, and reflects credit upon
its publishers, while its selected and original
articles are eminently adopted, in refined and
gentlemanly manner, to achieve the main OBJ
ject for which it was established. Its title is
exceedingly appropriate, for we believe it
chronicles at length and accurately every game
of base ball, cricket and croquet, with the
names Of the umpires scorers and players,
ever contested in the United States including
those who were once their hayward sisters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

CAUTION TO SwIlMERs-Y esterday even
log, about dusk, four or five young men under
took to swim the Potomac starting from the
wharf near the foot Of Cameron street. They
gained the Maryland shore in safety, and start
edto return, when, just as they reached the
farther bank of the Maryland channel, one of
them, Banner T. Young, son of the Engineer
of the Hydraulion Steam Fire Engine, was
seized with cramp, in both legs and arms, and
was obliged to stop. Most provldentially, the
water was only just up to his chin at that
point and the tide was ebbing strongly, so
that bis companions We're enabled to swim to
Alexandria, and send q boat to rescue him
from his perilous position. Had he been
few feet nearer this side, OF had the tide
been rising, he would certainly have been
drowned. This should serve as caution to
the boys, not to attempt SO risky feat as
swimming two miles, unless boat accompanies
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

FIRST WARD RADICALS "A meeting OF the
Republican Club of the First Ward was held
last night in the school room, colored, on Wolfe
street, between Royal and Pitt, George G..
Hewes, President, in the Chair, and ". W.
White, Secretary. Addresses were delivered
by John Hawxhurst and Robt. g. Armstrong.
The preamble and resolutions recommending
the reputation Of the city debt, adopted by
the Third Ward Radicals, were presented. and
committee will report upon the subject at
the next regular meeting Of the club, which
will be held on The night of Tuesday the 10th
instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

WASHINGTON ITEMS. Several cases OF in
fanticide have lately occurred in Washington
1t appears that one of the witnesses agains
the Feniaus, spy in their midst, is one John
Joseph Corydon, formerly in the employ Of
MIR. Thyson, on Seventh street, and durin9
the late war in the Irish brigade OF the
Federal army.
The storm of Tuesday morning did consider
able damage in unroofng buildings, blowing
down trees and houses, &c. The loss is est
mated, by some, at $4,000!
The Washington Star newspaper has been
enlarged
The annual commencement of the Academy
of Visitation, at Georgetown, took place OF
Monday. Among the regiments of honors wa:
Miss Mary Dulany, of Virginia.
This morning, before daylight, four houses
on Sixth street. including the residence of Mr.
Frederick Garrett. we're destroyed by fire
Loss about $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

LIGHT HOUSE AT UPPER CEDAR POINT. =
Information is given by the Light house Board
that screw pile Light house has been erected
at Upper Cedar Point, on the Potomac river
to take the place of the light-vessel now sta
toned there. The light will be exhibited for
the first time on the evening Of July 80. The
illuminating apparatus is a French lens of the
5th order, aud can be seen al the upper or
lower bend in The river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

MATcE GaME.-A match game of base ball
will be played tomorrow evening, commencing
at half-past two O clock, on the grounds Of the
Alexandra Base Ball Association, between the
second nine of the Old Dominion ana the
first nine of the Monticello clubs.
A match game will also be played tomorrow
evening, commencing at three O'Clock, between
the Capitol club of Washington, and picked
nine from this CRY, on the ground Of The l'lo,
neer club, near Colross.
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D az G Q 0 Q S
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.

RE " ~ NN1Nt lESS t1t)UijO.
We woid Cell the attention. Of desia7s i on;
stock Of no uENING DEKSS GOODS
4lacl. Ginaad;aa
CAperEneTett. Two 20 is vide
EeTage.
:; French Mousline,
Shaliey.
Iternanna. ..;io
Berage. "'''
Grenudine.
9 Tamertcin.
Lupln'5 Superior double width Mousiin; real
Mohair Alpaca, al qualities superior Organ
dies and JncOnett Lawns, with other desirable
goods which We are Offering ut the very lowest
prices. r. l.. WOOD,
je % Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
TLEGANT NEW GOODS.
We are now in receipt Of the best selected as
sortment of DRY GOODS we have ever offered
in Alexandria.
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS,
we have all the new styles and choice brands Of
rich figured and plain Qrg"ndies.
" Embroidered Grenadines.
CrapeIncrctts Mohairs, Lustrins, DcChiev-
ers, Grenadine Brooches, Ginghams, Seeded
Striped and Plain Muslins, Heavy Repped and
Plain Black Silk, Colored Silk, sc.
IN MOURNING GOODS,
we have Black Hermann, two yards wide, Black
Berage, two yards W de, for shawls and suits
also, all-silk Grenadine, Iron Berage Lupln' 5
French Mou:lins Alpacas, Gall prices) Plain
Figured and Striped Black Black and White
Lawns, Mourning Silk, New Style Black and
English Grape and Grape Wells, Black Tissue
and Bcragc for Wells
IN DOMESTICS,
wa ora nraroro1 70 ofIar rrpat harpains in
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TIE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. The first
number Of The Commercial Advertiser, a new
advertising sheet, was issued in this city yes
terday. 1t will be published weekly by A. j..
Wedderburn 4 Company, and will be dis
tributed extensively and gratuitousy along
all the lines of travel leading to and from this
city, by land and water. The typographical
appearance of the paper is creaitable, and the
reading matter we'll selected.
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TRIENDSHIP, LOVE AND TRUTH
II, NET E5S'T XII 49, z.s=-;S s;.t;5T
4.sS E@.3 Isl. Gss ssyssI
GRAND EXCURSION OF POTOMAC
LODGE. No So l. O. O. f.

GRAND EXCURSION OF POTOMAC
LODGE, No. 50, l. O. o. +.
The public are respectfully informed that
MONDAY, July 10Th, has been set apart for a
Grand Excursion to Carlin's Springs to which
they are invited.
The cars will leave the corner Of Princess
and Fairfax streets at S and 10 a. m, and l, a,
ard 7 p. m. Leave the Springs at and II q.
m., and 2, 5, 9 and IL D. m.
PROF. COOKS CELEBRATED COTlL~
LION BAND has been engaged for the occa-
sion.
FLOOR MANAdERs-(WH kosETTE.)
VIM. Ii. Smith Enoch Cook
Tickets for Gentleman, 81; Gentleman and
Lady, 81; Lady, SO cents; Children and Ser
wants. each, 70 cents.
Improper and intoxicated persons will be eX-
PEELED the grounds.
COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS SCARLET HosETrE. }
Christian Schafer g. f. Webster.
H. Heberner A. T. Winterol.
W. II Smith hnoch Cook
Who pledge themselves for the preservation
of order.
Come one, come all, and spend pleasant
day.
COMMITTEE of ORDER.
VIM II. Hantzman. Joseph FosrI, ". +.
Vincent, VIM. Owens, Thos. Dolic .lAmos II.
Pcken. r. II. Rudd, f. Powers. J. k. Davis,
c. Bossart. j. d. Appich, N Hays, n. Post,
n. Nermilion, Louis Appch NJ. Ruben ).
Jefferson, John Powell, F. Mclcher, w. II.
LOOMS, W. Avery. If. Brenglc, I. SchwarlZ,
i. H. Owens, w. II. Carlin A. G.. Kel T.. H.
Clarkson Conrad Wall Jas Stenart, J. H. G'ir.
~ It'd
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TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRF!
4 county, June 9Th, 1867,
james Jones &c,
K. 4. FOWlo SC


The Court doth adiudge, order and decree,
that one Of the Commissioners Of this Count ID
ascertain what quantity Of real estate has vested
in the heirs Of Catharinc Williams ard Ellen
NJ SAUNDERS by the devise OF Maria Ward, and
the value Of said land, &c, and what amount Of
personal property has been received, and By.
BelHrfy Ward on the estate Of Z. Ward, dec J.,
m!l the administration account of Thos DAVy,
on the estate e \. H. Saunders, decd. BE sex;
tied. before laid Commissioner that lie p::5.!>..
notice y. his Mc:ou under this decree, once /
week for ln.. Successive weeks, IN some p9pec
published in Alexandria. va whIch notice
Shall hr equivalent 10 pcrsoual service On the
p,rtn: Interested. and that he report hi. actc'l
under tAis decree 20 The next term o. this Co3ctr
with Aay matter ne u3Qv dean pertinent, O"
lhNl "oy party Interested may require hin -
y. +. GUODING. Cle:N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

REaIsTRATIoN-At three o'clock this even
ibg there were inscribed upon the books of reg
istration in the Second Ward the names OF 100
white, and l95 colored persons, and the chal-
lenred list contained the names of 26 white
persons The result Of the registration in the
city up to cock is that there are 1896
voters, of which number | ,l04 are white, and
1921 are colored. A remarkable difference
exists between the books of the Registers Of
Election, and those Of the Commissioner of
the Revenue.
The registration of voters III the city OF Al
exandria will have been completed this even
ing, when the books Of the Second Ward are
closed. The books, however, will be reopen
ed, for one day, in each of the wards, after the
elapse of two weeks from this date, for the
purpose of giving those all opportun ity of
being registered who, from any cause, failed to
90 to the polls during the regular registration
days.
The registration iI the fifth district, or the
county, will commence at the Round House, on
the Columbia Turnpike near the Freedmen
Village, on Monday next, the Sth instant, and
continue during the entire week.
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EXCURSIONS. BALLS, &c.
z-T'7aD GRAND 9TH OF JULY
tsliszss-E1SsS EXCURSION TO GLIMON

-l7saD GRAND 4TH OF JULY
ss1islassGlsaG EXCURSION TO GLTMONT.
] he s~;ft end coElElodious steamer III. LiY-
lNcSTON will leave the vEa1f Of nooe &
r eide; ourn, foot of Prince street, for the &C
co-aoodarion OF families wishing 10 enjoy 8 de-
lichte.li trip on the river The Boat is fitted up
vish ample awnings, Sc; also, 80 state. rooms
at reduced fare.
Leaves Prince street dock at 9 O clock g. m,
p p IN. and 7! p. m, leaving Glymont last
trip at 10 o'clock.
Strict order will be enforced on this boat, and
no improper parties will be admitted
Single fare 50 cts ; Children half price, Gen
tleman and Lady rs cts.
Tickets for sale at Geo E. French's Book
store and ut the boat It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

N4UlE N EW GOODS.
We are now prepared to offer TO wAoicsAI,
and retail purchasers great bar&ans IN = %H TO-,
lNGS, MATTlNGS OIL. CLOTHS, Sc, Sc
We can only name in part
Linen AMI Cotton ShcetingS, PILLOW Linens
and Cot:oos Countcrpancs DoylIe&, SHntIns,
TuWr|s F"wciing Of every description; IAb!r
UnnAsl,, Bloached and Brown; Wine CLOTHS,
of every kind; Blue d nncs&ics, WcEiAgs,
ii!c,k+ Gingtlains, and MI kinds "i Gloves,
Hosiery And Notions. ....
\ very large assortment 81 MOURNING
GOODS, such rs "a, Al and ID superior AL
wool Mougins, FIorentines, ByZantinc2, T:m,
mer.:cs, Bornbazines, Hernancs, Iames,
Cloth. ChaiiicS, Canton Cloth, AIpacas, Pure
Mohnirs, SILK Grenadines, berages ana Love
Wells also, fine line Of English Grape Wells,
from 81 80 TO $40.
We have also received another large supply
Of those elegant Black eros. Grain Silks, rang
ing from $50 to $50 per gard.
We have also splendid rl"h lu%tre Gro. DC
Rhine and Sanpcr ldcm Silks, in Black, Green,
Blue, Brown and other cnlorS.
a full lac OF CAMBkiCJ and JACKU-
NETS, both hard and loft finish; Nainsooks
and Muls, plain and barred White Urgandies
IA and 81 vide, some ofthem very fine; plain,
barred and striped Swiss MuaiiDs; whiteand col
orcd Piqucs, Urgnndics. Lawns. Ecrculs, Linen
Lawns, figured and plain
We have Il good assortment Of Six and Cloth
Mantcls, newest styles: also, ShnWs and Lace
Points.
A. Very large stock Of Cloths, Cassmcros ana
Linen Gio1la for gents wear: CnSs imeres, Cot
t0nNdca and L:nclia, suitable for Boys veal.
Japanese 1'i,,s for gentlerncn, :. new artt le
and voly fashionable But we must t0rbeac. Co.,
We can only add our stock is very complete,
and at prices that cannot ia! to please.
a. ,l-,, L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

HONORARY MEMBERS regular meet
ing of the Old Dominion Base Ball Club, held
in their rooms on Monday evening last, Messrs
". F, Dennis, NJ NJ Wheat and George +.
Shipn were elected honorary members of the
club
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

JEwELRY AND SILVER PLATED WARE
Amber Sets, Cornett Sets, Jet Cross Sets,
White Gross Sets, New Style Bog Wood
Sets, 800 New Style Buttons Studs Rings,
Chains, Beett's Silver Plated Spoons and
Forks, TOR only ONE DOLLAR, at Prigg's One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S, Pennsylvania
avenue, near a. street, Washington. je9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

ALEXANDRIA TRADE The Fredericksburg
News says that one merchant Of this city, an
earnest friend of the manufacturers OF plr
GINA, has purchased more goods from manu-
featuring firm in Fredericksburg than all the
merchants of that town put together
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

COMMISSIONERS IN CHANCERY. Under the
provisions of chapter POI of the Acts of the
General Assembly, Commissioners in Chancery
are clothed with the powers Of Justices, and
made conservators of the peace
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

ANOTHER STORM occurred last night, &C
companied with much lightning, thunder and
rain, and some hail We have not heard OF
any damage being done Some hail fell during
the storm yesterday morning.
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CIT Y 1T e VI 6 .

S. DEALHAM, l06, King street, has Just
returned from New York, with the largest
stock of LINEN AND SUaINER CAsSIMERE
CLOTHING, ever before brought 10 his market
ie 27-2aWtf
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DIED.

On Tuesday evening, the I'd inst, GEORGE
T. BALDWIN. in the SD year Of his age
10 The funeral will take place at 4! o'clock
this evening" from his late residence, on Duke,
between st. Asaph and Pitt streets. Friends
and acquaintance Of he family are invited to
attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

The MARKET will be opened for few hours
tomorrow morning. The butchers and coun-
try people ought to have their meats and veg
tables in early.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

THE WEATHER, Notwithstanding the thunder
storms we have had, continues very warm
The thermometer at this Office, in the shade, at
noon to-day, stood at $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-03

WHITE LINEN DUCK AND DRILLING SUITS,
for gentlemen at various prices, from $S 70 SIS
per suit, at S. DEALHAN's, lO6, King street.
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