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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
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THE Ohio Eagle--so called be
canaa a - no. Al an l;ka an Eagle
,'f
s'" :" y 'o"'o
WITH the following statement IN It's
issue OF September 9th;
ave notice going therounds ofthe
press IN item, to the effect that the
late Secretary OF the United States
Treasury Salmon z. Chase, returns
this year taxable income Of sescn
hundred thousand dollars"
Ifthe Editor of The EARLE had the
intelligence of blind donkey be
would have known such notori.
Gus fact az that every paper in th,
Union, of any preiense to deccncy,
has contradicted the calumny i'm
piled in the above stAtomcnt,-sucl
Democratic papers as the New
York World and the Cincinnati
Enquirer accompanying their deni
ais with handsome apologies. i,
has remained for such utterly
shameless and infamous persons as
the editors OF the Ohio Statesman
alone TO reiterate the lie, knowing
ly and willfully, long after il ha,
been known as q lie and brande
as a lie by every person of ordinary
inflammation and intelligence il
community. The editor of til,
Statesman has no sense of shane
He considers it compliment to fir
political ability and capacity T.
have it shown that he +" sticks to Il
lie or any SANDER upon the char.
acter of a political opponent. H.
seems to have adopted as his crcoa
--"Evil, be thou my good-sIandcl
and libel be my mlssion anon.
men--let all my aims be traitors
aims, the devils, and falschood
Wherever he finds II party who's.
rule would ruin the country, ther,
will he find home. Whereverh.
finds a person Of unblemished re
putation, there will he use his VI
most endcavors to blacken the fail
fame of such person. Wherever b, |
finds an unfortunate, struggling
back to the paths of virtue o.
longing with his own hearts blooD
to wipe out an undeserved rcproacI
upon his name, this jackal digs int
the grave of the buried past, ana
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19

Governor Helm, Of Kcntucky.
died at Elizabethtown, at half past
IL o'clock Satcrday. An election
to fill the vacancy will take place
on the FIRST Monday in August
next.
In assuming command of tho 9th
military district, General Griffin
says all existing orders will remain
in ftrec, and district and staff
oldcors will continue to perform the
customary duties alheadquartcrs,
New Orleans, till further orders.
A train on tho Northwestern
Railroad, in tho western part Of
Iowa, was delayed on Saturday
enc hour and quarter by grass
hoppers, which covered tho track
80 thick that the engine drivers
slipped on tho rail.
A farmer Of Stark county har.
vested, thisyear, 5000 bushels Of
good wheat. II grow on IT'S acre.
OF ground.
A Radical Mayorhas becn elected
IN Wilmington, Delaware, BY 27u.
majority, The whole Radical lick /
has been elected except in one
ward, whore tboro isa Democratic
majority OILS.
The new cable from Brcst to
New York, is to be laid in Mav
next. The Northern route has been
selected as the safcst and most
practicable. The Great Eastern
has been chartered to perform the
work.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
Proposed Amendment to the
CONSTITUTION. " 2
"A REsOLUTION

Relative TO an Amendments Of the Constitution
providing for the extension Of the elective
ffahchisA. nf sf
Resolved BY the General Assembly ofths STATE Of
Ohio,U Uhree-fifhso of the members elected to cath
House agreeing thereto,) That II be and Is hero
by yproposed to the electors Of this State to vote,
nt the next annual October election, upon the
approval or rejection OF the following amend
ment as substitute for the first section of the
fifth article Of the Constitution Of this STATE, to-
wit: EveTy,male citizen of the United states, Of
the age Of twenty.one Years, who shall have
been resident OF the State one year next pre-
cedng the election, and of the county. town.
ship, or ward in which he resides, such time rs
may be provided by law, except such persons as
have borncarms in support OF any insnrrectibn
or rebellion againsttiie government oGthe Unit
ed States, or have fed from their places OF fresi-
dcnce to avoid nclng drafted into tho military
service thereof, or have deserted the military
or naval service ofsaid government In time Of
war, and have not subsequently been honorably
discharged from the same, shall have the ouali.
hcations ofan eecior, and be entitled to vote al
all elections. 1f lf
ED. A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of the. House Of Rsprsscntnfires
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
President the Senate.
Passed AprilG, 1867. no2-Gm
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19

~ lsa significant fact that since
me .. laso q. triumph oftbo Republican
pafiy \ ~ 4eDncssee, the bonds Of
ma. ssntshaye advanced five per.
'ens ~ the New York market. ags
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19

IL y Is thought many of the cOp,
perheads IN the hoop. p.polc regions
wllt vote for General Lee, heIiey.
ing him 10 be the Virginia rebel
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
Valuable Farm for Sale. !.

Situated one mule southwest Of West Rush.
vile. and formerly sYped by sohn 6tutzman,
decd. ID contains ll2lS acres; about ss cleared,
and 2iH timber land; q good hank barn aud
corn,crib, largetwo story stone dwelling, with
frame addition 20 by go feet under the same
roof, and ample cellar underneath. There are
also large oistern, spring house with never
failing spring, smoke-honse, hog.stable, wood.
house, and twogood orchards ofcholco fruit ol
all kinds. For further particulars, inquire oi
the undersigned ut his residence In Pleasant
t~r~eh'n. fmiles northeast Of Lancaster, on the
r,,.s 4irsl oNON $, srUTZlfAN
Newark road. Agent.
Nay 10, te0T--tf, III. lS'>nia45M lEha3.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
Lumber, Lumber

THAVE A PORTABLE saw MILL on my
iaIm one mile North otWost Rnshville, Fair.
Held county, Ohio, aud am prepared 10 furnish
Lumber Of all kinds for building purposes, nj
reasonable rates. A. IT, MEI.iCR
West Rnshylllc, Juno 90, '67--Gmo.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
Family Sewing Machine,

Warranted superior, and more easily learned
to use than any other two thread machne.--
No CHANGE OF TENSION fromhght
to heavy goods; ru"s light still, faster and
uses aSmaIIer Needle than other Ma
chimes.
lis attachments for Hemming, Braid
Ing, COrding, TucktMg, Quilting,
FEELING, trimming, Binding, Em-
br0iderlng, &C., are novel and practical
and have been invented and adjusted especially
for this Machine.
The Machine Is simple, compact, dur'ble,
and beautiful, and will perform AZ great range
ofwork as all other Family Machines combin-
cd, using either SILK. TWIST, Llncn or Cotton
Thread, and sewing with equal facility the very
finest and eoarsest maleriais.
We have also all kinds Of Singers Manufae-
turing Machines. -
Full instructions gwen and all Machines war.
ranted for three years.
Before purchasing give us q call.
ZIMMERMAN 4 DUNCAN,
Agents for Fairfield aud Hncking Counties.
olhre At IL. G. HYER'S Millinery Store, Lam
caster, Ohio.
~ y. All persons wanting the Florence,
Wheeler & Wilson, or Grover Baker Machines
will please call, as We sell them ut half-pricc,
warranted as goo as any OF the kind.
August Is, lsj7-3m y. 4 d.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19

IT. WHITE. a SON, importers of the celebrated
seoch 0fAnite, Italian Marble Monuments, Dealer, In
all Native Granltss. 2s5 .nd 2sT ". Tlnh 81.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Isnow offered 10 the afflicted throughout the
country. alter having hcrn prove ly the .rsi OF
eleven years, in the New England states. whero
ITS merits have become rs well known rs the
tree from whit h, M part, II derives Its virtues.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19

WHEN ON SCHEDULE TIMEu ilgl
GOING wgsr.
LEAVE PASS. ACCOM-. a.
Lancaster. n dES ss IN, EhEiGhT
oaING EAST! aI.vI.|.. :
Leave PASS, AccoH.Al
N""N"Stcr l2,hp.M 0l6 Am
nB-Rcsidcst the above Trains, there are tr.
regular Trains, and persons apnpoAohine on
passing the Rail Road .PFaCk Il, should, at all
hours Of day and night, be partlcnlaSly on
their guard forthemselvesa LIVE jToCK
a. to troinSin both directions. ANY inuryin.
Hictcd win otherwise rest ontheir own care
lcssncsa, q. W. SHArTuCK,
Doc. } .ls6G. Master o Trans porianon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL s.

-.
COUNTY. Court TUESDAY o Z. Whit
tlesey was appointed Assistant Commissioner
of Revenue, for this county, and qualified ty
taking the several oafhs prescribed by law.
Charles H. Lee qualified as an Attorny and
Counsellor at Law
Administration on the estate Of Caroline
Ramey, deceased, was granted to Gusts Ra-
mey.
Administration on the estate Of James f.
Horseman, deceased, was granted to Mary r.
Horseman and Robt. R. Horseman.
Nelson Poindexter and Overton Jackson,
charged with breaking into the blacksmith
shop Of Edward Garter, and carrying away two
anylls of the value Of SIS, were examined and
Court for trial
Commonwealth VS.. Charles Major and Robt.
Brent on an indictment Tor petit larceny
jury returned verdict Of not guilty as to Ma
ior, and verdict of guilty as to Brent, and the
Court ordered that the said Brent be imprls
onetl in the county jail, for the space OF ten
days.
Commonwealth VS.. Carrie Banks--on an in
dictment for petit larceny Jury returned a
verdict of guilty, and the Court ordered that
she be imprisoned in the county jail for The
space Of 30 days.
Commonwealth VS.. Isam Briggs and julius
HARRISON All Indictment for petit larceny
jury returned verdict Of not guilty.
The case of the Commonwealth vs.. G. +,
e-misdemeanor, charged, on complaint,
with killing some chickens which we're DANA
ging his crops, was argued By counsel, and the
jury being unable to agree were discharged
Commonwealth vs. Rufus Robinson, (cofd.)
charged with stealing ambrotypes from Mr.,
Schuler7 was taken up, but it was found that
Robinson had been bailed, and could not be
found.
Administration on the estate OF Jacob Hell
muth, deceased. vas granted to ". J. Hol-
land.
VIM B. Richards vs. William. NJ. johnson,
debt alta. Judgment against the defendant
for $40 50, with interest FROM January lst;
1866.
License to keep All eating house with the
privilege Of selling ardent spirits was granted
to jane Coleman,
The Court adjourned till II 0 o'clock to-day.
To.DAY.-<James NJ. Stewart rs. Wilkinson
Hunter--in casc-jur7 assessed the plaintiffs
damages al the sum Of s1I.7l. with interest
on 537.7l, from April IA, 1865, and On forty
dollars, the residue from May 9,l2U6, till paid.
James VI. Stewart VI. Jonathan Pierpoint-
in case--iury assessed plaintiff damages at
sS4 IS, and allowed interest on S14.45, part
thereof from July Isl 1854, and Oh sl0.25
from 10Th Of June 1850, ill paid
Robert l. Wood vs. Caroline H. johnson
in case--ury assessed the plaintiffs damages at
$50 20, with interest from the lst day Of Jan,
nary, 1866, till paid.
Williams 4 Arrest IS Bryan, Adam 4 Co.
10 clse- jury assessed the plaintiffs. damages at
$32547, With interest from the Isl day CT
July, 1861
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

PRESENTATION. Al the regular meeting OF
the Hydrauion Steam Fire Engine Company,
held last night, Mr.. Arthur C.. kell having re-
signed his membership, in consequence OF ms
election 10 the Office of Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department, an elegant fire hat and belt
we're presented to him by the LIST Vice prasl-
dent, with the following address:
In accepting the resi- gnation OF your mem
bership, which your elevation to the Office OF
Chief Engineer seems to require, the members
of the Hydrauion Company cannot refrain
from the expression of their regret at the sev-
erauce Of those ties which have so long sub
sisted between them and you; and While they
feel pride and satisfaction at the choice which
the people have made, they caunot but be
grieged to part with so useful and efficient an
officer and fellow member.
Associated with US at an early age, IN The
humbest capacity, you have risen, step by
step, by your merits and your diligence, till
your fellow citizens have Judged you the tlttest
to command in the hour Of danger.
You are, perhaps, the youngest man to whom
this important trust has been committed, but
the experience you have gained in the leader
| ship of men on many a bloody and we'll fought
| field, has matured your Judgment, and gwen
| you presence Of mind and decision OF purpose
SURPRISING those which years could have afford
| ed you and you will prove, we doubt moi, by
YOUR efficiency, in the day of trial, that your
fellow citizens have not overrated your abilities
| AS the representative of the Company, it
gives me pleasure to offer you this hat and belt,
| badges Of your office, as small tribute OF the
respect and esteem of your late fellow members,
and to express their earnest hope that IN your
new post, you will be found as prompt, 2s able,
and a. useful as you have been among US the
honor and reputation OF the old Hydratllon
will not suffer, we are sure, in your hands.
| Mr.. Kell made brief response cordially
! thanking the members of the company for their
| gift He declared his intention Of fulfilling the
duties of his Office, without fear, favor, or al
lection for any, which was all, he knew, that
the Hydraulion expected Of him, as their motto
had always been "a fair field and no favors. "
The hat and belt are elegant specimens Of
! workmanship, the former being of leather on 4
/ light iron frame, in the New York style, 1t i:
painted white, and bears on the front, support
ed BY gilt eagles bcak, a shield, with the
words ;'Chief Engineer, Fire Department, Al
levandria, - in raised white letters, Oh grounc
work of blue and red The belt is Of the same
leather, beautifully wrought, and has the word:
'sChief Engineer, in raised white letters on
red ground. The slide bears the initials a.
| G. K.
| Theodore Il. Fcklin was elected Recording
Secretary, in place of Mr.. kell; Michael A
Ahern, Assistant Recording Secretary, in place
! of Mr.. Fieklin; and Charles Gordon, Financia
Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

REMARKs-The market is quite active, with
improved receipts Flour is in good demand
ssnecially for Family, and prices are very firm
IN Wheat there is no change, thereceipts hard,
" iustifying accurate quotations. Corn is very
active with fair receipts and q brisk de-
nand. Yesterday there was slight decline,
ond sales were made at l03 for mixed. To-day
the market rallied, and los was obtained for
same quality. River White commands Our out
side quotations. Rye and Oats are in limited
supply, with fair enquiry for the latter. But
ter is unchanged, but very firm. Eggs IN
changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

BEEF AID FLorR-CoNTEAcT AWARDED.
TIE contract for furnishing fresh and corn beef
in tie Department Of Washington and At Alex
sndria Va, for six months, from April !, has
been awarded to Messrs. J. T. Varnell and
Lewa Myers, Of Washington, ut the following
prices Fresh beef for sales to officers, l9tc per
pornd; fresh beef for issues to troops, 1899 per
pound corn bee, l2c per pound fresh beef to
be delivered at Alexandria ll3c per pound ;
flesh and corn beef to be delivered at Fort
Whipple Va, 1910 per pound The contract
for supplying mutton has been awarded to NJ.
II. Homier, OF Washington, at 9 3. l0c per To-
The contract to furnish $50 bbls Of first quail
ly -four, for use in the Department Of Wash
ibgton, was awarded to thu Messrs: Gassaway
b Howard, they being the lowest bidders, as
follows: $50 bbls at $l4,4o per bbi; 100 bbis at
sl4T2; 200 bbls at $l499; and 100 bbls at Sl5lI.
LEGO bbls of second gu lily -four at the follow
ing rates: 200 bbls az So So; 200 bbls at Sl2 90
zoo bbls at Sl2 OF; 250-at $l3.l5, The contract
for furnishing $50 bbls Of first quality dour was
awarded to 4. Ross Ray Il Ero., At S1544 per
barrel Nat. Int,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03
ICOMlIUNICATEp.

lNiDMMUtlta'Eb
The GAS WORK. The honesty, fidelity
and fitness Of the officer or employees OF the
Gas Works, were, according 10 my understand
ing, entirely foreign to the scope Of the qnes-
ton introduced by Subscriber. The law
preslmes no one honest, and demands security
for the performance Of all its provisions. A
rule Of order Of the City Council says I'm
the election Of any o9iceT OF 09ant OF the city
majority Of the whole number Of members Of
the Council shall be necessary 10 choice, and
all appointments to place Of profit or trust Or
to which any compensation or salary Is an
nexed, or otherwise, shall be made by ballot,
the persons intended TO be balloted tor beng
first out in nomination.
It is thus seen that the duty OF the members
of the City Council is very plain, and the idea
Of 4 Committee Of the City Council having
patronage in the shape Oh Il cIerkshlp Is pre-
nosterous. 1t will be remembered that the
Gas Works were once robbed, and ITS books
burnt.
The virtuous have 10 objection to the res
traints of piety, and the honest make no oppo'
sition to the commands Of probity. II is the
duty and right Of every citizen to call the at,
tention Of the public to public measures; and
he shonld not be deferred in his efforts, by
either the reproach, slang or vugarIty OF those
who oppose him in the discharge OF ! common
| privilege. ORDEh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The FINE WEArHER is cping The Potomac
fisheries, ami we see the increase OF The catch
at the Fish Wharf and 10 the Market. The
run of herring has commenced. Our daily re
ports Of the Fish Market al The Wharf. whole
sale rates, will show the prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

AID FOR TIE SoUTH. A will be seen by
an announcement Of the Mayo:, "S''~har" IN
to.Gay's Gazette, The citizens Of Alexandra
are soon to have an opportunity 0! manifest ne,
in tangible form, the sympathy they entertain
for the thousands now suffering in the Sonih
fer bread and meat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

CHURCH REPAIRS. The Colored Baptist
Church, on the western extremity OF Princess
street, which has large ana increasing Goa
gregatioi,, is row undergoing necessary fepah:'
and sill when The galleries and Other !I"r50ys'
meats in progress are completed, be CT oIna-
meat 10 The part Of the city in which II IS
lGci ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

TIE WRONG MAMA man was aIraigne'l
in Court yesterday for robblng Mr.. Schuler :
Daeuctrot7pc establishment, and the trial had
commenced, but ii VA ascerta'nc'i thai tht
wrong 1,an was ia he prisoner bog. and tn"
right man, having been balcl, had d"rarted
from me city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

GEoaGE1oNN CATTLE MARKET-One hun
dred and ninety head Of cattle were offered at
tie Dro7sr's Rest on Monday ghty- five from
Virginia and the remainder FROM Baltimore
twenty-five head we're sold to farmers for graz
ing at S6a6 -! per 100 lbs; the remainder to
Baltimore, at prices ranging from STAT 81, NO
Sleep st this yard Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The monthly debt statement for March will
be issued at the closeof the present week. 1t
will show a reduction.in the aggregate amount
ofthe national debt Of SIS. 000,0 1t will also
the month have been very heavy, and that the
coin balance in the Treasury will be even
slightly increased, Notwithstanding the sales
md heavy interest payments during the month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

&. 4 @. CANAL. 1t is said that boat: tagau
to load at Cumberland yesterday, aid that they
will begin to arrive the last Of this or carly
next. week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

BASE BALL.-Thc base ball season III TIL.
city opens Tomorrow evening, at three o clock,
when the Pioneer Club, Of which Nlr. John
Perry IS President will play practising game
on the grounds northeast of ColIoss. -.. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

PoToMAc GARDEN The summer evening
retreat, known az the Potomac Garden, i
being cleaned up, repaired and reftcd rre-
paratory to re-openng for the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

Police REpoRT-MAIoR's OFFICE. -Lottie
Springfield and Mary Ann Baker. colored on
complaint of Ike Norris colored, for 6isorderly
conduct we're discharged, and the cost imposed
upon Norris.
MAGISTRATES OFT1cE.-,No cases Of Grim
nal character at the Magistrates Office this;
morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

DIED. Mr. B. G. Nilburn, one Of our old
and respectable citizens, died last night. He
was esteemed by all who knew him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

HEN HOUSE RoBRED. The hen house Of
Mr.. Philip II. Hooff, was robbed, on Friday
night last, of ali its contents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

FAYOR5.-We are indebted 10 Mr. Samuel
Stout, of Adams Express, for Western papers
in advance Of the mail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

PoToMAc PREsBYTERY is in session III Fall
Church, in Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03
RREED.

By Elder Wm.J burlington. of Washington,
on tuesday evening, 26th of March, at the res
idcnce of the brides parents, WlLLlAN VI.
REARDON and KATE ~, second daughter
Of Joseph Grimes, esq, all Of this city.
fIynchburg papers please rory.I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

IN Baltimore yesterday, Flour was firm q
previous Quotations-as was, also, Wheat
Corn advanced 2a3c per bushel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03
DYED.

In this CITY, On the evening Of april 2 1867,
BENEDICr CALVERT AiILBrRN, il, the
esd year of his age gy> The friends and ac'
ouaiptances of the deceased are invited to a at
tend the funeral from his late residence, 10; 81
south Pitt street, Tomorrow AFTERNOON, nj q
O'Clock. Bait. and ST. Mary's, lMd.') papers
please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

PERSONAL. Major Cornelius Boyle, now
on s.17 visit to some Of his numerous friends IN
this city, will start for Mexico within the next
ten days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

70 The members of Sarepta Lodge, No. 46,
6OOF,, are notified to assemble at their Lodge
o'clock 70 Join in the funeral ceremonies of T:
=, B. G. Milburn Ali members Of good
Standing in the city are invited to join with u.s.
By order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

aGr~ The members Of Potomac Lodge, No.
$, and Marley encampment, No. 6, 10. 0. r.,
viii meet at their hall this evening, at = O elk,
70 make arrangements to join Sarepta Lodge,
No. 46 in the funeral services Of Brother 3. L.
Alburn. By order.
Ii HuGu LATHAM, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03
VI "A RINE HIS L.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRIL

ARRIVED.
Schr Bnlup Seaman, King Georgetown, lime
to Smoot & Perry.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by b.
Wheat
Steamer Kenebec, Wilson, Baltimore, by j.
Broders & Co, ., = "~-7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03
sTgAaERs RAILROADS, SC

NTEW EXPRESS LINE slI
IL BETwEEE y-==4zaz
PHILADELPHIA A D ALEXANDRIA
GEOR(4ETO WV AND WA&H1NGTON.
WA CANAL. ~
n"..4 substantial and well adapted FREIGHT
, !tAAER:3 comprise this new line, which will
sap on " EDNESDAY and SATURDAY OF
each weei IRON Philadelphia, and ~ ESDAI5
and III u kSDAYS from AlexaDdsia, at II N.
Freight, &c, Mt moderate rates,
For particulars apply Vt
A g \ It
NJ ELDRTDGE & Co.
No4 s. Wharvee, Alexandria, Va
JOHN L. DAVIDSON,
Is, NYalr.t Georgetown aud Washington.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE,
&c i-tf 10 II, North Wharvos, Philada.