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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

QY HENRY ". LEEDS MINER
imPorsa. sale o. elegant Furnns valuable se s
uar, BY celebrated a fists.
Medals Armor seyres and rorsslMn; soriou. and
original real Bsoss and % ws very % os
a6s OF Paris Plants Birds, &c, &cr beng the
''e '0H''''0" : MR. LOUIS BoRG.
Vice Consul OF France.
who is about leaving for Europe;
The Furniture PraSerie. and Decorations &C. Were al
made BY Mr. Borg. turing the last thirty years. In this
Ths aeaais coas and Tokens are believed TO
qualled 90 collection IN this country. =, -.
AZ SS ~ ~. TO add WORKS N
me s9m = Ss S oissS a '2s
Thirty hfsh Madison avenue commanding
sn entire NJ q sS o
Catalogues be obtained Of the Aueionaers on and
The house win open for exhibition on Monday, nth
Xues,once2s. IS Liberty street '''-'''-
By HhSHy LEEDS LEEDS s MlsE win SELL auction
this aesssay November r. q, y Gcoe a .sa snc.
stabeF, Fourth aveuc, Horses, Carriages and
one Team of black and white Horses warranted sound
and IND and w ysy ss so ds's der with pole ana .s.
S.rafe geo 81. Of sing 90" a AMI sa ossas
with other norscs, Carriages. Harness, &C
ny HENRY D. MINER, AGO IosEEg.-sALEs-
ID rooms nassau street, Fine Al Galleries. 80 Piith
MINER sMsvIiiE win sell at auction on Thurs
day a. At 10Y O'Clock at the store - berry street.
Consisting ss ss saa nd
Standing Desks library and onlce tables. REMOVING Chairs
the Lease Good win Fixtures Of above iron De-
cemocr ] 20 May J. 1858
DY HENRY n. MINER AucrroNEER-s.LEs.
ID rooms, Nassau street; Fine Arr Galleries. 70 Fifth
''sfsf AZ - win sch at auction on Friday
10 80 f .ss cssr 81 Eh
avenue pay storage and charges large
l. aSr"os j. Quick risns.son and Others: '' o''"''
pY henry y. MINER, AucrroxEER sALEsRoox
6sses, No. 80 svsnue, Fouiiseaia street.
cdSS sSsI Snes5E Of
aisER ASp soAsRviIIE WI sell q s"e a III:
sa "a a
f q %Hn "s most q e &C.
s1 Ware oon:se q oS q ans
Bs.ts,s L,anor Stands 70. Sets. Sugar Bowls Buitor
Bohemsn Vases French China Dinner ana Tea ss,s
Ac. &c.
BE-, Pin r = 4 s Au9rIosEE. LArg sALEs
yprTsre r9ss-osd Piano. o.,s Mirrors, cspe. &C
~ nssr i ss rrsss fs
ss fPss ss% s e Is
dressing Wasastards Extension
pin ns Table Buffet and Chaira walnut and ensmeled |
Beir3 uu walnut Extension Sofa Bcdstead complete,
IN gten reps: Chairs and Easy Chairs fine French Pats
Per and Mantel hrrors In walnut aud ri rnes. pure
curied lair Mattresses rosewood Fsnofoe scsen
octave double round corners Decker Co, french
"a and lxssw Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
satin ana Lace Curtains Also IRE and burglar proof
ION Sale made by r. H. Morse, Bostol together with he
kltcncn Utensils with which tho sale VIII commence. |
street. - |
B-Specai attention given 10 sales al private red.
dences or At our salesroom% o. Liberty street
by N. DOUGHTY, ACCOMPLISHMENTS !
~ November l8 ut Ion o'clock a the salesruom ~ Nns.
san street. general assortment o. superior psrio OH
bsr Dining Hoom Library furniture rosewood Plano.
fre. Brusnsis and Carpee two Piano.
10 walnut carrcm billiard Tables one pcckst DO
rosewood. full all with marble beds. balls. sues
xc IN complete order; tosether with Beds ana Beddle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
BALES AT AUCTION.


A BsQLUrE SALE or SUPERB Plated wAkE OF
"A tie latest artistic designs and most superb
ship resolved direct from The cssorsssd aouse ~ o
~ hESRy Il. LEEDS 4 nINER,. asssiosssr'.
compromising At IVY o'clock A. H.. and c0nonoahs - -
AT THE LEEDS ART 0ALLERIEs
IN view Of extensively iniroducinG "a America the
artistic and elaborate workmanship OF this ceobrAted riAt
Aessrs Chriatofe Co have consigned direcs 70 ns large
sne OF the finest goods 70 pc solo o.
For durability Of material elegance or artistic designs and
supeTauvc eAooiaucn Of Workmanship ssd nnisn nese
articles have no equal In the world They can hardly Dc
distinguished from silver In any respect even By experts
and are equally durable Being plated bronze they are.
anke Win SILVER, fnpervicus w the effects OF hro
Many o. tnis invoice were recently exhibition at the
decoration Of the Legion Honor This house have
vAraby obtained the highest honors works 81 all
the great exhibitions 81 europe the iass London
An ornamental Dinner Scrvice complete. gold
plate pieces; an exact duplicate set furnished the EN-
psfor Napoleon.
silver plate LOUIS XIV style. An elegantly designed Service
OF high aristc merit bronze silver plate designed for tbs
Grand Hotel, Paris pieces and other unique and artistic
pieces and sets OF great value.
statuary IN bronze silver gold plated tho most
Arine MIiet. Maiss, Roaiiiard' }homas Klayman and
others Also fancy ard useful articles SAVERS Epergnes
and Side Disbos Salt Pickle and Mustard Dishes Beer,
Game and Fish Dishes with covers Water Pitchers Saet
Jugs 10bets. Spoons Forks Knives. Ornamental Vases
and candelabras Vases Dishes Tea Caddies
Cigar stands Racks &c &C. IN fact every variety OF ar
cles In plate useful al finished the most
eho ale manner and artistic desgns They VIII be on ex
eedins the sale from A. NJ until 10 r. NJ atour Caller
les as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

by N. DOUGHTY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~ November - st i0h O'clock a the saesroom " Me.
sau street. general Of superior Paror on m
bsr Dining oom and Library Furniture. rosewood Plano
frte Brussss and ingram Carpets two Piano
70 tea Two wainu, carrcm billiard Taess one pocket do
&c complete order; together with Beds ana NADINE
mahsnoN large aGsorsssnh - pssemyeriy se fer eek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

III -, VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGES, WILL Expose
LOT sale ihs day, Ne l6t south street. between
BAR s,.,a,. street and jaime. sP % O'Clock n Bar.
Ws.s. Mirrors Cigars Fixtures. bee Roxes,
sMares sigma Plcsares Barrels, Ornamental Dee
last - sA'S 'oHr ear Lsess non ,v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

AT THE CITY AUCTION MART, THJRTY.NINTH
"A street and Brosdway-J. J. HENRY. Aucioneer--
other horses pair OF rres Empire and Abdash stock
very stylish superior drivers have been used
ais pair bay Mares, Young sound aud handsome and
Dog Wagon to carry four; set double Harness. Kobe.
Blankets &c the property Of gentleman breaking up his
the and worthy he attention Of all buyers Regu
lar sales OF Horses. Carriages haness Robes &C. every
Wednesday ano saturday 10 o'clock driving ring Tor
showing the action OF horses sale. postponsment
of the weather. Outside sales Respectfully
ced and promptly attended TO- CONNECTED with this
Horses taken to toard on hoeral terms
IA. vANDEwArER, Auc ioneer, No. p Duane street. At
IL ~. the fast rong black Mare Creole, eight old,
Is hands very handsome and stylish sound and kind,
faults tricks and trot In 24o and faster In con-
dition.
Also the bay Mare Topsy, by Ethan Allen. years
old Is hands high sound aud kind no faults or tricks can
roi 2a2 or 81 have driven together In 24i on
Fashion track they make fine RAPID team and drive
without pullng will be sold separately.
Also blood Horse 10 hands HIGH ak old
500; warranted sound ~ kiad.
has them the year sells close
accounts Positive sale without any reserve.
"A (ate Miner 4 somcrvile)
liz East Thirteenth street Fourth avenue
REGULAR sales Of Horses Carases Harness Robes and
throughout the year, al II o'clock each day.
Fine catalogue for today's sale.
lodged the head Of the horse auction business this city,
Mr. Johnston the originator both theoretically
and q The idea q conducting tho horse business
the fair business PRINCIPLES which govern honora
Bile people in other branches Of trade.
Our down town Office Is most favorahy located for the
Entries Tor sales can BE- made either a. our down town
once 81 Liberty street or 1T our own mart liz East Thr
seenth street, near Fourth avenue.
~ AaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

CORPORATION NOTICE
ose OF Property for unpaid taxes and Croton water
rento
iunnc notice hereby gwen that Property for
Tor the year 1858 and for regular Croton
ws;sr Tot me year 1884, viii take place At auction City
HAIL IN the city OF New York Thursay the 18th day 81
November nsx IL O'Clock noon and con tnue from dsv
I? day until the whole OF said property shall be sold and
tnA the detailed statement OF the property be sold
uspsd taxe, and Croion water rents il published .
and published In the city Of New York.
By order Of r. b. CONNOLLY Comptroler
A. CADY Clerk OF Arrears
NEW YORK. August 8 1887
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

ucTloN NOTICE.-J0HN I. TARGEE, AUCTION.
IA eer-Magnincent Household Furniture. Pianoforts
Bcnzes Works Of Art ~ public this day Juesday
ut the elegant story brown stone mansion West 1x
tcenih street between fifth and Sixth sale
mesns A. ios ocock superb parlor sus covered green
roli, crimson Eod o. rcnest descfipton ROSEWOOD la
Bookcases Centre Tables Cabinets velvet Carpet
pier. nanei Mirrors ACE hocatel CURTAINS Paintings BY
wood walnut Bureaua wardro6ss; Mattresses Extension
Furniture servants aparsuents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

DY HENRY N. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS MINER viii sell at auction
this " tuesday Novemher H. at II O'Clock at their
ton mat G, East Fourteenth street, Lane Mem .hoa's
Stables Fourth aveauc, Horses, Carriages and
ness. consisting Of
Ope Team OF black and white Horses warranted SOUND
and lind. and stylish drivers
built wsGon good o der, with pole and shafts
Carriage good rum ig order with nor AMI shafts
Set oi lie Harness set Of Sing Harness. together
with other norses, Carriages. Harness. &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

UCTfON flTICE.-FREDERICK DIG, AUCTION
"a Ger will sell this day ~ y O'Clock all the magnificent
Household furniture Of the three story house 40 West
Fourth street near broadway sng OF magnhc
Panofortr, four Psror suits OF the richest ptop
black walnut bedroom Suits Carpets Spring and cir Mat
OIL Paintings one Sewing Machine and every art
CHI necessary for housekeeping. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
SALES AT AUC1I ION.

"A EVANS huctioneer. viii se Tuesday. Nov. L. ~
II O'Clock, at Is barclay street. general
Cofeea, Vases. French and English China Toys. Dol
Heads Table Glass and Cutlery suitable the approach
hoiida,r sale without reserve and goods carefully
repacked for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

ny HENRY ID. MINER, Alto IONEER.-SALEs-
ID rooms 81 Nassau street, Fine Al Galleries, "a Firth
MINER 4 s1MEivILLE viii sell at auction Thurs
day, Nov H. AZ 10Y O'clock Al the store - 5erty street.
and econd hand olLcs furniture.
sting Of back walnut oak and mshog sitting md
Standing Desks library and oce tables, REMOVING chars
and Stools &c. -,
the Lease Good win and Fixtures Of above from De-
I May J, 1888
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

ALEXANDRIA CANAL AND RAILROAD BILL.
In the State Senate, 90 Tuesday, the second
order of the day was taken up, being House
bill, relating to the Alexandria Canal and
Railroad.
Mr.. Boiling stated that a gentleman was
now in the city, who desired to appear before
the committee to whom this bill had been re-
tered, and in accordance with this gentleman 5
request, he moved that the bill be re. commit
ted to the committee.
The motion Of Mr.. Boiling was opposed by
Messrs. Dulany and MERCER, and the Senate
refused to re-commit the bill.
The measure was discussed by Messrs. Cabell,
Dulapy, MERCER Boiling and Trout, and, on
motion of Mr. MERCER, The bill was laid on the
table,
Subsequently, on motion of Mr.. Dulany, the
bill was again taken up, and the question be-
ing on its third reading it was discussed by
Messrs Dulany, Ould, Mercier and Lee, dur
ing which several amendments. offered by Mr..
Ould, we're agreed to, aud then, on motion Of
Mr. MERCER, the bill was laid OF the table and
ordered to be printed, as amended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

How TO Corn SnAD. there is no great
er relish for breakfast than corned shad, We
give the following method Of corning them ::
The shad should be first cleaned and then
thrown into a strong brine, where they shoul d
remain about three hours. They should be
then taken out and packed in salt, with one
ounce of saltpetre to about ten pounds OF salt.
-Lmchburg Neaos.
Our friends must never 60 away from the
Potomac, for directions as to cooking shad and
herring We assure them, lin coraed shad, "
there should be no strong brine-no taking
out and packing in salt with one ounce OF salt
petre, &c. The recipe is this-Procure a
fresh fat shad-clean it wel-lay it in a tray
sprinkle it with salt-let it remain for y hours
take it out, wipe the salt off dry t-broil ii
nicely putting on it a little butter and pepper
and then-eat it Corned shad are different
from sailed shad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS. The Messrs.
Maddux, of the Mansion House, are making
preparations to receive and entertain, in style
worthy of the hotel over which they preside,
the large number Of stockholders of the Orange
and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads,
who are expected to visit this city on or before
next Wednesday, the oath instant, when their
called meetings are 10 be held. The editors Of
the Lynchburg papers have been invited by
the proprietors to make the Mansion House
their home during the time of the Railroad
MEETINGS s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

POLICE REroRT-MAYoR's OFFIcE.--W m
Grimes, for selling bacon, and keeping a shop
without a license, was fined and discharged
Harriet Phillips, colored, for disorcerly con.
duct, in Petersburg was fined and dl"
charged.
Kate Martin, colored, for disorderly con
duct, in "Petersburg," was discharged bu
for impudence in the Mayors Office was com
mitted to the Watch House
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. John Randolph
colored, for whipping Edward Washington
colored, was held in The SUN Of 800 security
to keep the peace for six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

Sons OF TEMPERANCE, The Good Samarl-
tan Division of the Sons Of Temperance, OF
Warrington city, accompanied by delegations
Of the Equal and Howard Divisions, and a
large number Of lady visitors. paid fraternal
visit to the Mount Vernon Division, No. 6, OF
the order in this city, last night. The guests,
Sho arrived on The WASHINGTON ferry boat,
were received at he wharf, and escorted to
LTeeum Hall By their hosts, where happy and
appropriate addresses were delivered by ?. e.
" D. Vance, and 2. G. W. p Bradley, of
Washington, and G. W. P. O'Neil, Of this
city, While in the hall they were also enter
tanned by the representation Of the play called
the Manager and by music from two G|ee
Clubs, one from Washington, and the other
from Alexandria The visitors returned to
their homes about midnight, we'll pleased with
their trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

SERIOUSLY INJURED. Sloop Walker
running fish from the shore, fished by Messrs.
Gray and Hail. at Deep Hole, in Occoquan
Creek, to their agent, Mr.. Wesley Avery, at
Fish Town, in this city, while on her way
down the river yesterday, was struck by a
squall and capsized, when near Craney Island,
and her Captain, George Walker, was SO serl'
ously injured by block falling upon his head,
after she was righted, that his life is almost
despaired Of. Captain Walker was brought up
to this city, where his family resides, this
morning, and carried 10 his home, and the
proper surgical assistance rendered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

FINE LARGE ROCK FISH, weighing 90 lbs
piece, have recently been sent by gentleman
in this place to friend in St. Louis, by Adams
Express. They we're packed nice, and arrived
in excellent condition These splendid specl
mems of the productions of the Potomac river,
we're viewed with delight by those Of the great
Western city, who saw for the first time such
hsh, and they were enjoyed as luxury, and a
raritv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

RESUMED HIS DUTrEs.-Mr ". H. Carlin,
the gentlemanly and popular conductor Of the
passenger train. on the Loudoun and Hamp
shire Railroad: who was. caught between two
cars and severely injured, at Vienna Station,
on that road, some months since, has so far
recovered as to- be able to resume his duties,
and yesterday, for the first time since he was
hurt went out in charge Of the train 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

MARINE ACCIDENT. The steamer Express,
fron Baltimore, which arrived. about eight
clock last night, reports that he mast of q
sunken vessel, supposed to be sloop, is visible
about four miles below Maryland Point, on the
Virginia Shore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD The Manassas
Gap Railroad, as is seen by 4 notice Of acting
Superintendent Denmead, in another column
OF this evenings Gazette, will commence, on
Tuesday next, the 23rd inst, to run regular
freight and passenger trains between Manassas
Station and Piedmont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18
Opp FEILoWs CELEBRATION -Meetings Q

ODD FELLoWs CELEBRATION. M M ceilings OF
Potomac and Sarepta Lodges and Marley En-
campment, of the l. O. 0. f., were held last
night, to make arrangements for participating
in the grand celebration Of the anniversary OF
the introduction of their order into the United
States, to occur in Washington on the Goth
instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

ALEXANDRIA CANAL Boats in cnnai dera
bic numbers are now arriving. The gates OF
the first lock, which We're injured last Monday,
will be replaced by new ones this evening. -
The lessees Of the canal have, it is understood,
ordered the Immediate construction Oh IN en-
tire new set of gates for all the locks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

FIsHToWN LIGHTED. But one branch OF
the City Council has passed the bill making a
small appropriation 10 pay for lighting up Fish
town, yet MIR. George W. Harrison its lessee,
has, on his own responsibility, purchased and
erected there four, large lamps with refccing
mirrors, the light from which, it is thought,
will be sufficient to illuminate the whole town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

LABOR STRIKE.--The coored hands en-
ployed by The American Coal Company struck
this morning, for higher wages, but did not
hold out long, as they soon found out that
their places could be easily supplied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

MUaC.-A band of Italian musicians con-
tanning among its members, two harpers, paid
visit to this city this morning, from Wash
ington, and attracted large crowds at points on
King and other streets to hear its music.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

RAFFLE. The rattle for the handsome oil
painting of Gen R. E. Lee, which has been
on exhibition in this city, for some time past,
came of at Augur's last night, in the presence
OF large number Of witnesses. Forty
was thrown at the thirteenth chance, was
never afterwards equaled, and consequently
won The prize. ----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

LoDGERs AT THE WATCH HousE,-Capt
Smith, Superintendent of the Night Watch,
receives now almost every night applications
from bcnighted parties for sleeping apartments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

FARMERS from the adjacent counties coming
into to town for fish, shad and herring, if they
do not purchase them fresh from the vessels,
can always procure them from the packeFs-in
fine order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

A RADICAL meeting was held in the Second
Nagisteria district of Fairfax county, On the
18th instant, to form Radical "Union Re
publican organization, and the following OH
GERS elected: J. H. Rice, President; 4. j.
Eager, Vice President; Joseph s. Stiles, Sec
fetary; David Keys, Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

LouDoUN CIRCUIT CoURT-The spring
term of the Circuit Court for this county
Judge Thomas presiding, will commence or
Monday next, he 22d inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

CANAL CONSIGNMENT. Among the arrivals
by the canal reported to-day, is that Of the boat
J. W. Seamon, with barrelled lime to ". A.
~Smoot & Co., who are also the agents Tor
several lime kilns along the line Of the canal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18
-&%2

DIsT1LLERY IN OPERATION. The new dis
tillery, lately established near Fishtown by
Messrs. Broder5 & Co., commenced operations
yesterday, and promises to be profitable In
vestmcnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

STAGE LINE 2t--S1SSsggd@
TO WINCH EST Z r. s@&=e@ Azs:Ss
On and after TUESDAY NEXT, the I'D
instant, / shall commence to run, on alternate
DAYS, over the Little River Turnpike, new ana
comfortable stages between ALEXANDRIA
and UPPERVILLE, connecting 1T the hitter
place with an excellent inetn WI NCi hS fI'.
This line is furnished with SpIcnhid stock "i
horses, and the coachoe are IN charG" OF r'Fe'"'
and expert drivers, .,,,,o,,,,
apl7--lw T. NC'99H'"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18
Alexandria Fish Market, April IS.
MA NE G4ES'T
PORT OFALEXANDRIA-APk1L IS.

ARRIVED
Steamer Express. Nichols Baltimore mer-
chandise to j. Broders u Co..
Schr L. B. Cowperth, Newbuig' to American
Coal Company.
SAILED.
Steamer New York, Philadelphia. merchant
disc by NJ Eldridge Go
SchT. Enoch Moore, Chambers. Jersey City,
by American Coal Company;
ScEr. Charles A. Jones, Goodspead, b"'ton,
by American Coal Company. ~
Schr Charles f. Raymond, Higgins. Bo ton,
by AR ercan Coal Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18
LOCAL NEWS:1o IA
gH11RsDAY EVENING, APRIL 10.

A REAUrIFUL VIEW OF Alexandra and It's
s,rrouuding country is obtained, from poio'
~ the Middle Turnpike road, near Shutter
H;il and, in the spring time, loveEler scene
s.,rcely ever greeted the eye. TheS"ld town,
18th its regularly laid out streets, its. spires
Using at intervals, its houses plainly dehned'
.nd the space it occupies dotted occasionally
9th shade trees, lies at your teet-st1etchlng
a]opg the river, to the .point where Hunting
Creek flows into the river. Il is situated 10 a
,r;da and handsome plain which extends from
Hunting Greek to Four Mile Run; and this
olain is divided into cultivated fields and
.tudded with residences and farm buildings. =
The lines of canal aud railways, as they cross
the country on their way to town, are marked
features in.the landscape. The view takes IN
the opposite hills Of Maryland Washington,
he Capitol, and the Navy Yard, in me dis
lance, and the Potomac river for many miles,
ia nlacid surface enlivened by the passing
steamboats, and sailing vessels. Altogether,
vs repeat, more beautiful scene Of its kind,
.s,; rarely be found in the tide water country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-18

PRINCE GEORGES, Md, CIRCUIT COURT
The April term Of the Circuit Court, after be:
ing In session three days, has been postponed
until the second Monday (l0th day. OF June
lsxt