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Cur All Surts.

The chiefar Of learning is 10 a,temp,
but rtile nj time. The widest excursions
or,he mind mr., made bv ,bor, ,,rh,s fro
ouently, the mos, lo,,v ,,h,;.. os ..;.r..
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uy '''s "escr'oes mr. 'ohn u. SAKE
49,. : ta.sH 'a-
a giant in these days. a
Who sInrs In labor, shSp PRAISE praI.o,
And enghtes. Of New Ensiands oard'
Who, although Doc,or Beim,. Is bright.
Can always brighten homes.
Mr.. PIT opc, m,, in comnony with n
v.,, ,..,,,,;,,,. ,,,,.,,,a, H. 80
s 'o'"s s'".' VIZ sa''
io,'" h's oph'on on ai' SUBJECTS win con-
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rho pr;n.;nai oc W,..snn.s.
-,
Inc VIE OF celebrated PHYSICIAN one
day casting her eye Out OF the window, OBJ
served her husband IN the funeral process
sion Of one of his patients, at which she ex-
.,,;m.d. a. 40 ,,;.h mo h,s,,na ,vo,,,
-. 80 n
Ao'P away nun sue" P'ooess'ons-" up
pears too much like tailor carrying home
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Tnrnnr,s Tic DnnlnnIenN.

Or Uairsr,aI Nsuraly,s PiR, is safe, certain and
speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Disea-
ses. The soverest cases are completely and per-
manently cured In a very short time. Neuralgia
in the face or head Is utterly banished in few
hours, No firm d Nervous pissase vith'sand'
its magic iuluence. Ithasths unqaaliisd apIso-
val Of many eminent physicians. IL contains
nothing injurious TO the most delicate system.
Sold everywhere. sept on receipt Of 500 and
postsse samps. ruRSBR 60. 10 fremont
ssress. Bsstcn. Mass. Propr'stors.
Boston. July I, 1867. lyrSS
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An Autumn Suggestion.

Now, as heavy fOgs arise and searching winds
commence to blow now, as tho human body, sx'
hausted like inanimato nature by the heats Of
summer, begins to wilt and drOop now, ere tho
inclement winter makes Its trying onssti NOW is
the time for preparatory course OF the best ae-
elimatlns medicines in existence,
BoSTErTER'S stomach BITTERS.
Fever and Aguo Is rampant In all parts of tho
country. Qulnlne, the physicians admit, will not
Quell the phase OF the disease which at present
psryados the entire West, II Is we'll that II Is so,
for tho remedy (sO-callod), Is dcadlisr than tho
nalady. But II quinine is inefficient in intermit,
tent levers, ... go
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HoSTErrER'S BITTERS

Is irresistible. IL would be safe TO make con-
yer-and.Ague District" should DO exempted from
the disorder for any particular time, provided ey.
ery inhabltant would take thu BlrrEtiS accord .
iug TO directions durin. the term OF the contract.
sterling iuVgOrant and anti-ichTile medicine has
failed To ward OF thu complaint WHOM taken duty
81 n protection against malaria. Hundreds Of
physicians have abandoned all the official spec
hes and now prescribe this harmless vegetable
tonic, and nothing else. rs n preventive and cure
for all the forms OF chill aud fever. NigOr Is tho
thing most needful In these cases, as we'll as In
dyspepsia and In nervous affections, aud
HoSTETTERS BITTERS
are the safest, surcst, and most wholesome and
strengthening PREPARATION that human skill has
yet eoncocted. CSepO ~
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The .Nafiouai Cough Cure

Has cured Rev. william Mcdonald, OF Boston,
when pronounced by ply sioisns I,asra1ts. twill
cure any cHyabls cough 10 always rshsrss. For
HOarseness bronchitis, Sore Throat, NC, IL has no
superior. Admirable, also, for public speakers
and singers. Sold BY all Druggists. q. Z. GOOD
WIN 4 CO, Boston, Wholesale Agents.
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DIR. S. s. FiTCil'S.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Seyenty.six pages price p cents. Sent TO any
address. No money required until the book Is re-
eelyed, read, and fllly approved. IL Is perfect
guide to the sick or indisposed.
Address, DIR. \. s. flrCu, p fremont Street,
Boston. ly6
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SSyIyIIERE can get tho incest .photosrsphsi
W At MCKINNEY q HODsDONS, where
pictures 81 all Kinds can be obtained as ehean q,
At any place IN Bddeford or Saco, anu wafranteu
70 bs better. No. Isl Main Street
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Special y Offices.
MOTH EREcKlES.

The only reliable remedy for those brown dis
celebrations on the Ace called Moth Patches and
.Rreekles. IL PERRY,s Mora AND FRkckLx Lorios'
20 bond ST., New York. sold by all druggists In
Blideiord and elsewhere, Sseussd BY copyright
tui3 ttla EgLL -sh - :
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MINERAL BATHS "a hsmr.--A few
baths prepared with Strumatic Salts will effcctu-
ally cure Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Scrofala snd
EruptlOns on mo facs. sold BY Druggists gsnsr.
ally. eOplyiS
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To FEMALES In DELICATE llRhLTI.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. "a 9 I'm
dicott Street. Boston 10 consulted daily for all dis
eases incident TO the female system. Prolapsus
Uteri. or falling OF the Womb, fluor Albus, Sup.
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, arc
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In avery few days so
invariably certain is the new nude OF treatment.
that most obstinate complaints yield under H. and
the afflicted person soon reoices In perfect health.
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure or diseases OF women and children. than
any other physician In Boston, ana has, sInco
1916, confined his whole attention 10 the cure Of
private diseases and Female Complaints.
N. B.-All letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not DO answered.
Once hOnrs from A. N. to9P.n.
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Notice.


TUE Annual Ntessns of the Freewlll Baptist
L Foreign Miss,ou Sselety will ho held in the
Frewlil Baptist Meeting House At South Berwick,
on Tuesday, the Slh day of October next, at u
o'clock A. N, ior tho choice VI ofhcen and the
transaction ofany business that may legally come
before the meeting.
Members Of The society sro hereby notified and
requested 10 attend.
Per order Of tls Er'cstius Con-. .-Hr
DIV. &. DURGlN.
Rec Sec. and Clerk.
Wells, Sept Z. 1867. 3wJT
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HoSrErrERS BIrrERs

To Horny q. Dean, Esquire, ono OF
tho justices of the Peace in and for the
County OF York:
UlIE underslgned, beiu: more than three OF tho
Il owners OF the Free baptist meeting house, sit
uato on jefferson street, In the city OF BddelOTd,
in said County It York, and OF the Pews In the
same, apply tOyuu. said Justice. and request YOU
20 issue your warrant 20 the undersigned, Nicho
Of sall meeting house, aud the of the psws
therein, 90 meet az said house On the twenty FIRST
day OF September next, at "A O'Clock In the after-
noon, for the purpose ol Incorporating, themselves
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BILL.HEaDS pRIyTED.

The trader or business man cannot well AFFORD
10 do without DIll-heads. They save time, and
are In themselves, good advertisement Printed
at the Journal Steam Prisiiag Hoes, In the mos
tasty and workmanliks manner, With dispateh.
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TO THE Ladies, The c,lelraisi DR. DIX par.
ticuiahy invites IN sds WHO moi Medical or Sur
gis1i siy-ur 70 call al Lis rrs, No n Enoo Street
~ton. Mas, which they will hnd anngoi &C. tleir SPEC
IL sc,umnps isiion. .r" T 1904 -
DR. DIX, having devoted over tuepsy yesr 10 iis mar.
ueSir braD q The treatment q all dlsass peculiar 10
ienaIss ootccict BY all Cch IN I'M. e,nn,ry anA
In Earois) that he r,ocis al other kDDsn I<acsrs la
e al, 'Icdy and erecta Treatment, d al female CON-
PAINTS. I'D HH. n .T
lis meidnes are prepared vith he eIprcss parass d
removing al diseass such debility ~eskDe,s unnsia-
raj sepffeons, eni~<seuspss u tbs vopnh sis al
efaryes which fov frpm morbid state u he boei. Tie
DO sos now fully pscfari 30 treat In HIS peculiar ,tye
hah mocaliy AMI surgicaiy. all dl-s-s a tbe female
srx, and hey arr respectfully invitsi " call at
Ne. 81 EaSiesss Street, Bs.sss.
An letters requiring sd,ics must cns.in ons doar 10
Insure an answer.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
OF CUBA.

Sc, &c. Prizes paid In Gold Prizes Cashcd and
given by GEORGE UPilAM,
Iy3i CO ". Main 81. Providence, II. l..
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General advertisements,
n Office.

n Office.
NOTICE Is hereby given that The partnership
~ heretofore existing between Robert Cleaycs
aud Jonathan Parker, Of kennebunk, under the
firm Of Cleaves Parker, was dissolved on the
2gth day Of August. 1851, by mutual consent.
X. Cleayes Is authorized 20 settle all debts duo
II. CLEAvES,
JwJ7 JONATHAN PARKER.
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Ills 49, - ~ +.
State OF Maine.
YORK, S. To Nlckoils. MAJ tR'kt, Of h' Cng 81
BsLd,Joyd, IN sad CSsRty Of foTk, GREETisGI
IN compliance with the foregoing application,
L made to me, you are hereby directed 20 not "
tho owners Of the Free Baptist meeting heu>s, b
uate on jefferson street In tho city vt BiddefOrd,
said me- III Z heasc, % &tsrisy. tss iwsns .hr.t
day OF September ned st VI o'elnck n tie afer-
meme fop Ne paspnsso OF ,scOrpOr~ssrs tsemselve.
according to law AMI you will notib the owners
ot sad meeting house, ana OF the pews therein, To
meet at tho time, place, and foe the purpose above
indicated, by postsvx ny q ccrtihrt copy VI this
Warrant on the priuciIul outer door OF said meet
ins house. and In the lest nfice, II being public
and conspicuous place in said BiddefOrd, three
weeks prior 10 said Meeting. and also by causing
said copy 70 be published. ptlor 10 said meeting.
three weeks successfully In The CsION AND JoUR.
SlL q newspaper Published In said niddef1rd, In
said County OF York and, have you tsis Warrant
az the time, place, and to The Parpc-o Aforesaid,
with your dOings therein.
Given under my hand at Satt Biddeford, this
snty-eighih day Of August A. d. 1857.
a HENRY q. DEAN,
r -r-,rr.--,-.. 81. Jasiso VI the Peace. +,
Pursuant 10 the brcsulng Warrant. 10 me direct.
ell, hereby notify said persons 10 meet at the
time and place, aud for the purpose Aforesaid
NICHOLAS WAKBfIELD.
Atrueeopy, attest NICHOLAS WAKEFIELD.
Dated at BiddsiOrL, this 9th day Of August, A..
ID. 1857. 3w36
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e;o0 Will NE FORFEITED by DIR.

Cl0n wIIts HE FORFEITED III DR.
tDOUV DIX, falling 10 In ess time than any other,
ec,u,ly AMI permanently, With ie.s re~,snt fo'n
occupation o. fear q exposure o all weather. with safe
lnd pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HINTS,
Their Effects anil consequences,
SOCIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
IBcsient IN Married. anil Single Ladies,
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERSI
Mcrcuria Affections EuptioDs anil all Diseases q the
skin Ulcers % the Nose Thruat and Body Pmpls
the Fare svellngs q he Joints Nervousness Cost-
tutioDai and other Weakness Ia Youth, AMI the
advanced, at all ages, Of
B0TH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
Dir. DIX's
PRIgITE MEDICAL OFFICES,
81 EndIcott Street. Bsstsa, Mas,
arranged that patients hear each oibr
Eecolett, the entraDce IN his ofcs No. hav-
lug connection with his rslencc consequently fam
lily interruption, 80 that account any hesitate
applying nj his Offices. ---.F
On. DIX
Loiv asserts tabi Il cannot h. oontrNotSi, excerpt by
QlHscks who win do say anything, Isrjuo uem-
selves, 10 impose upon patients) that he
Is THE ONLY RKGrIlR ERADICATE PHYSICIAN ADVERTISING
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SIyTEES YEARS
STRANGERS AND TRlpELLERs.

enysgei IN treatment n sIscai Di.eass fArt % wc
known 10 many CiliIens, PuhIisbes, MerlanIs, Heel
rrOIrietOr, &C., that he Ia much recommended, and par
tieul.Ily la
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Freedom Notice.

~ wedding Cart, printsd a, mi, Once, .
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NICHOLAS WAKEFIELD,
DANIEL J. NEEDS,
NuRACk SAITH. ff
SAMUEL Y. rlBBErTS,
Y. PARCllEl,.
State OF Maine.

Dated at BiddofOrd. this 18th day Of August, A
- ''''' DF{-V - fDF
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Notwithstanding tie f~egVing hcs known 10 sou,e
QI.ek prtor- and Sosrm Makers, yet rgariless q the
lie snd Lsslh % o,Lss., thew tass ssn ~bo
viii ,yrn priure themselves ootraictlnx giving uercify
10 teir i..iIeuts that IL coutsiDc IN uer D-trums
90 thal the .usnA lsr may Be ostaned 6r pruf..oly
curing a. "tbe doar- "factlO1 a ~ may IL oltaIna
90 The bo-,um. II IL thus that many are deoivci aI.
and useissly 'TsDd large unoanfs iOr experiments wh
qusckery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

lMMIGaaTIoN.-A meeting of the commits
s;ouers appointed at the late Farmers Conven.
ton in this city, held for the purpose of Undue
ing immigration into this section Of the State,
convened this morning in the rooms of the
Corn Exchange, with the object OF c1fecting a
permanent organization Of the Board. John
S. Barbour, esq, was unanimously elected
President, and George G. Wedderburn, esq.,,
Secretary. Mr. j. T. Gyles, of Missouri,
was introduced to the board and gave his
views at length upon the subject of the pro-
posed scheme, and as an evidence of his entire
confidence in it's eventual success, proposed to
take one thousand acres of the land in the pos
session of the company, aud settle it with I'M
migrants. w. W. Corcoran, of Washington,
j. T. Gyles, of Missouri, and DR.. Julius Die
melt, Of this city. were elected honorary, and
Messrs. W. G. Cazenove and Andrew jamie
son, active members of the board. A com
mittae of three consisting Of j. S. Barbour,
w. H. Marbury and j. B. Barker, was APP
pointed to draft constitution and set of by
laws for the government of the Virginie Land
Company ; after which the meeting adjourned
subject to re-assembling at the call Of the
above committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

REGISTRATION. The work Of registration is
progressing quietly and regularly in the Third
Ward, at the Court-House. At | O'Clock p.
m.-When there is recess until p. m to
day, there had been registered in that ward
two hundred and seventy colored, and one hun
dred and thirty-one white people, and there
we're eight names on the challenged list. This
morning there were registered forty colored
and forty-fivc white people. In this connec
ton it is again mentioned that all can register
except the very few who before the war took
the oath Of allegiance to the United States of
America as officials, and afterwards engaged in
the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18
Al CTION SA Z E S .

VALUABLE POTOMAC LAND FOR
Y SALE. BY virtue of q decree OF the CT
cult Court ~ Westlnoreand county, Va, IN the
suit Of Stuart trustee. vs.. kinzer and others,
as Commissioner, in said decree appolnted, WI II
proceed to sell, on the 22d DAY or JUL1;
1867, at the Court House, in Westmoreland
county, Va, at public auction, to the higG7GS'
bidder, that well known TRACT OF LANO'
in the decree mentioned, called
. l. O y G " O O D
This fine estate lies in the county OF w est
moreand Immediately on the Potomac, ana IS
bounded on two sides by that river and ropes
Creek. The tract contains upwards OF sixteen
hundred acres of land, a large portion OF In9
open land being fiat, and lying on he creek ana
river The land is of excellent quality, ana
adapted to all the staple crops Of the country
Navigation is at the door, and OF easy access lot
the shipment OF grain, timber, cOrd-WoOd ana
other marketable commodities, and the waters
abound in crabs, fish and wild fowl, in their re-
Spective scasOna.
There is growing upon the land an extensive
body Of pine, chestnut, oak and locust timber,
which, owing to the increased demand for tim
Der and fuel, add greatly to the value Of the es-
tate.
The old mansion was burnt some years ago,
but there are comfortable dwelling houses fsf.aA
standing near the old site in good repair. .GssS4aAs
The prospect from this point is beautiful, com
mandlng view Of the river above and below!
and looking out upon the shores Of Maryland
Tor many miles.
"longwooI" i, accessible By steamboat from
tai4llgo 81 CurlOm0n and MattOX Greeks, on
th' i"!omae, or lIccdstOWn, on the RappahAn-
further description Of this estate Is deemed
unnecessary, a. any person wishing to purchase
Wiz no G"ubI, VISIT and examine the premises.
The title - Lhi, estate is unreasonable Pri-
yatc Offers will be received until the 10th day Of
July, and may be addressed - e. W. LEWIS,
esq, at Oak Grove Wc:tlnorcland county, Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18
ArrxANnR1A CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, :

ALEXANDRIA, CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.
The following preamble and resolutions, pre-
pared BY one of the most active and useful
members of the Association, were adopted at
the last, the 18th, Annual Meetlng OF the Al
eYand,ia Christian Association
WHEREAS. The activities of this As oclation
known as the SUNDAY, DAILY ana suburban
PRAYER Meetings, need still turthef slrensth
and SUPPORT, to make them more fetloacllFe
l1pon the efficiency of the Association rs a CO.
operating agency for the enlargement OF IN
Redeemer Kingdom in our community; a M
for the good of the Churches ana cohcefS ~
that 8 marked change IN the structure VI ny
Committees controlling these activities wouiu
be beneficial, and could be made uselul III u eA-
tending their field OF operation, be II thereloie,
RESOLVED, That the President OF this Associa,
ton be empowered to appoint Chairman anu q
twenty. one of the actveworElng mem ols "
the Association, without regard to- proPortlcnai
UNCONVENTIONAL representation in the orgahlza-
ton, or to their position as officers IN any p oi
ton of the Society's activities, TO form wliat
shall be known hereafter SIS an Executive Try
er Meeting Committee, with powers tor actl01n'
to be designated in the accompanying resolu-.
tons. ,
ReSolrea, That this Committee shall be called
by it's Chairman, soon as practlcaDle, alter It's
appointment, to meet AMI organize lor 9ct!Eo
SuOTI, LuaL III SuaIl ldfS VIZ Po"ci W ~"
itself in accordance with its own Judgment and
appoint Chairman for each subcommittee;
that once month, as near the time OF the regu-
lar meeting of the Association as possible II
shall meet for consultation, and for the recep-
ton Of reporLs from each Chairman of the sub
Committees, with regard to the labor perlornl-
ed, the prospects for encouragement and hints
for the extension of the Committees labor, their
reports to be carefully and fully drawn up.
g. It shall be the duty of the Chairman of
this Committee to collate from these reports all
information which may interest or encourage
the Association, and present them in his report
to the regular meetings.
L. This Committee shall have the power TO
establish Prayer Meetings, whenever and where
over they may deem best in their iudgment,and
to appoint from the reu aiming material of the
Association whatever force may be required to
make effective the designs contemplated in
these resolutions.
s. That this Committee have the privilege of
cooperating with the Churches connected
with the Association, in establishing their
means of grace, and that they be instructed to
communicate in writing with the pastors Of the
above mentioned Churches, their readiness to
employ their prayers, influence, and personal
eNertions in spreading with them the triunphs
Of the Gross in our midst.
6. Resolved, That the preamble and resolu-
tions be spread upon the minutes of the Ass0-
citation.
7. Reso5ved, That all resolutions heretofore
passed touching the subject matter or those, and
inconsistent Herewith, be and are hereby re-
pcaled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

THIRD WARD RADICALS "A large meeting
OF the Republican club of the Third Ward was
held last night at Sickles' Barracks, &. P.
Douglas coorel, lst Vice President, in the
chair, and r. j. Edelin, Secretary. About Is
new names were added to the list Of members
of the club Addresses were delivered by VIM.
Burke, g. P Douglas, and Frank Gasklns,
colored, and T. j. Edelia, white, urging the
club to see that all the members of their party
in that ward were registered. At q late hour
the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

- THE RED N1EN's EXCURSION. The Red
Mems Excursion to Glymont yesterday was
we'll attended, notwithstanding the unpropit'ous
appearance of the weather during almost the
entire day. The Wawaset left here three tin es
for the scene of the festivities, each time With
a full complement of excursionists, and arrived
here, on her last trip from there, at about II
o'clock at night Everything passed off pleas
antly, including the Indian scene, which,
though necessarily abbreviated, in consequence
of heavy shower prevailing at the time of its
performance, was carried out to nature, and
occasioued general remark
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

ALEXANDRIA CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
This organization holds its regular monthly
meeting tonight at clock, in the Lecture
Room of the Baptist Church. 1t is hoped
,hat,there will be full and punctual attend
ance of the members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

FOURTH WARD! RAD1CALs.-A meeting OF
the Stevens Republican Club of the 9TH Ward,
was held last night in Bethel Church, colored,
and arrangements perfected to secure the
registration of all he members OF the Radical
rarlv in that Ward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

PUBLIC MEETING will be seen by refer
ence to notice in to-day's Gazette, public
meeting of the citizens of this city will be held
tomorrow night, io the Market square, com
meacing at eight o'clock, at which addresses
will be delivered, showing the importance OF,
and urging, registration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

INvIrArloNs.-W acknowledge the receipt
of invitations to attend the celebrations of the
Washington and Jefferson Societies Of the
University of Virginia, and of the Alumni OF
Washington College. We wish 1t we're in our
power to attend these celebrations, and to wit
ness the success Of the University and the Col
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

FESTIVAL festival held last night in
the Assembly Rooms, corner Of King and hoy
al streets, under the supervision Of the ladies
of the three Episcopal Churches in the city,
for the benefit of Olivet Chapel, was, as anticl-
mated, a great success. A large number were
in attendance, and everybody present spent an
agreeable evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

The LONG BRIDGE was reopened for travel
this morning The whole sum, $4,000, APP
propnated Tor the repair of the bridge, has been
expended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

BASE BALL.--A match game OF base ball
between the second nine of the Old Dominion
and the first nine of the Monticello Clubs was
to have been played this evening on the grounds
OF the Pioneer club, near Colross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

The MARKET has been tolerably supplied
for the last week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, with vcgetablcs-of which
large crops have been and will yetbc gathered.
It is remarked, that notwithstanding their
great abundance, the price Of green peas is
Kent no to 40 els. per peck-which is said to
he much more than is asked for them in the
peghboring markets.