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P,R-Parties holding other securities, and wishing
70 change them Or this Loan, can do 70 a the market
TRtSss 7lb1m
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AUCTION SALES.

TOHN B. MYERS = CO., AUCTIONEERs
u Nos. 2s2 Rpd 2Sa SssARKET Street,
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p A r S.
AU PETIT ST. THOMAS.
~, 20, 81, 33, 40 RUC DE BAC.
25 RUE DE L'UNIVERSITE,
NEAR THE PALACE EXHIBITION,
This house, established upwards of 1fty ,yearl is
biishmenls in Paris in which thorough confidence
may be placed.
should visit VII be found The m9sS cS%plese aSs9r $50
HRTIcLEs FoR tIA LADIES FURs tT C6TToN IN And B
MfNGs cARPEis RTfCLEs OF FURNTGRE
English Assistants Fixed Price. T7Sl5 5@-s5l5
DAMAGED BLANKETS.-WE HAVE RE-
Fine Ha Tad xH M0qrsf Sq Pairs al
burning Of the Factory.
some entirely clean, some badly torn and some very
Those who want Blankets for the coming winter
may now save many dollars % by buying Of this LOT.
Fine all-wool BLANK ETS. Tor yi'5O per pair.
Fine al. wool BLANKS ETS. for IS per pair
Fine awOO BLANKET Or O sS5S 5S per- per- PSiiT PAIR
Fine Fine sWo0i wool FL Els for for s per per pair
line all-woOl BLANK EIs' for S9.75 per pair
f'He "li-"o0i r. d. W. 1GF III. y PESEI1 ReS SfTI
83smth3t No. 1921 MARKET street.
CHEAP DRY GOO DS, CARPETS, MATTINGs,
| OOIL CLOTHS, AND WINDOW SHA DES-are
0f and AZ 1Ek ~
S sS wh mhSs1lng loG yards extra quality do
VIII be sold at szsk, worth 75c.; Red Check Mating S
81 ana 5Oc., Ingram Carpets. all wool, at g. 75 SC
q, tl26, sS7 and tl5e ingram Carpets, wool filling
40 45 So and &C; Three-ply Carpets, $780, English
pe;s 81 to s2c 0il Cloths 5Oc Entry and Stair Gar
81 and 5Oc Table Linens, &C to $780, Towels. to 25c
Flannel for Bathing Robes, 31c Muslius, 10 TO 25c
Caiooes 10 to lSc: Lawns 25c Wholesale and Ret ali
Store, n. Il. corner ELEVENTH and MARK EFT
Str~N 2196m
r CHAMBERS, NO. $40 ARCH STREET
e. Novelties Opening Daily,
Real Cluny Laces.
Black Guipure Laees
-Ponte Applique Laees
-Pointe de Gaze Laces
Thread Wells from $2I0.
WHITE GOODS,
-Marseilles for Dresses BarRainA
French Muslins, yards wide, at 90 cents
Shirred and Tucked Lace Muslins; India TWilled
Long Cloth; Plaid, Stripe, and Plain Nansooks son
finish Cambria N ward wide Cambria Edgings and
1rHaTt'onu. new dasiRn very chasp. 7IOlm
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Wool -Besides the regular demand Tor this
article IN this market, several agencies have
recently been established here Tor ita purchase,
aud tho prices paid are equal to those quoted
in Baltimore The farmers iii the upper o0un-
try. especially along The lines Ct the railroads,
who are extensively engaged i'll sheep raising,
will bear this 10 mind, and may rest assured
that they can always find a ready market here,
at prices that will compare most tayorably with
those Of tue Northern markets. A. correct
list If qt,otatior,s for the various descriptions,
will always be found ia our report OF The market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03
M A KTNE LIST .
PoRTOF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia Harper. Baltimore, to B.
Wheat
Steamer Hi. Livingston, I.awler, Norfolk, to
Hooe 81 Wedderburn.
Steamer Kennebec, Wilson, Baltimore, to j.
Broders q Co.
Steamer Utility, Crossman, Norwich, to Am
erican Coal Co.
Schr Glenwood, Mills Newport, to Ameri-
can Coal Co.
Hehr John Tway Imam, New York, to Am
lean Coal Co
Schr A. Il. Welnlore, Mills, Kew York, to
American Coal Co
Schr $. II. Baker, Bruster, New York, to
Lewis Nick enZie.
s;chr Helen Mar, Wane, New York. to Am
erican Coal Co.
Schr. Carrie Heyer, Boston, tn order.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Valley City, Tomlin, for this port,
cleared at New ork, on the lst Instant
Steamship Il. Q. Knight, Denty, for this port
cleared at New York on the lst instant
s;chr 5. Morgan, Davis, hence at Rev fori
on the let instant.
Schr. a. Terry, Weaver, hence at New io'l
on the LIST instant.
Schr. j. Moore, Chambers, hence at NOV
York, on the LIST instant
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COUNTY LEvI-All the magistrates having
been summoned TO attend the present term OF
the Court, to make County Levy, Commit.
tee composed Of Mcssr3. Bell White, Har-
mon, Beaet, and johnson, was appointed to
report u;oon the Indebtedness Of the county,
the accounts, &c, and having examined and
certified the ACCOUNTS as lar as reported, and
the Commissioners OF the Revenue hot having
a list OF the tithatles ready, and the committee
b,ing unable to report without it, the levy has
been postponed until the next term OF The
Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

LEG FRACTURED MIR. EIkanua Weir, EN-
ployed in the lumber yard Of Mr.. l.. D. Har-
mon was accidentally thrown from the wagon
he was driving, about ten o'clock this morn
inc, opposite the freight depot Of the Orange
and Alexandra Railroad, known as the Brown
Shed, and one Of the wheels passing over hls
left leg fractured it, just above the ankle. He
was taken into the depot, properly attended to,
and sent On sofa to his home In the First
Ward. Dr. W. B Gregory rendered the ne
cessary surgical assistance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

C,pc,Irr CouRr- SATURDAY IA lrAaE'iri;
| Water Comnuny Us Edward ). Hough-in
cboncarv This cause was continued Ior the
ro,,ort oe the Commissioner in CHanceIy
VIM Eowlc's executors w. VIM. Fow.e'
devisees-in chancery. The report OF Colnmis-
sioner Ycaton was confirmed, with This r1odii;.
cation: That the widow Of George D. Fowle Is
to be allowed herdower, in The fall share ol her
husbands in the real estate Of his father, WIN
Fowle deceased.
VIM. Fowlcs executors Us. Wm. Fowie
devisees-in chancury. The report OF C"n."ls-
sIoners Johnston, Burke and ycaton, vas con-
frmed and l.. g. Taylor and G. W Brent were
appointed Commissioners to convey the real Is
tato allotted to the parties BY the said Co1nmis-
sioners.
Isaac Newton VS. John II { lee, jr and others
in chapcery A final decree was made III
this causo-iud gmcnt suspended for sixty days.
Edward Stdbler' administrator rs. j onathan
Butcher, ct als--in chancery. 4 decree was
made in this cause.
Edrar S. Hutchinson vs.. Maris Taylor
in cbarcerv. This cause was recomInit5ed to d
Commissioner in Chancery.
VIM Argue, surviving executor OF John
Reed vs. the Orange aud Alexandra Railroad
Comrany--in debt 1t was c0naidered by the
Court that the plaintiff recover against the De
PENDANT tho sum Of SIG. with interest t'%n
May GGth 1860, till paid ana COSTS.
John Clarke, ii white man, charged with lei
ony, anl who was found guilty at the iif=t parf
Of the term, was granted new trial
Il A., n l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

BASE BALL.-The Young America Base
Ball Club Of this city, played their second
match Of the season on Saturday, the lst inst
at . clock, with the Atlantic. On their
grounds, near the residence of Mrs. Mason.
The match resulted in victory for the former,
hv q score of so to IT, Umpire. ". <. Da-
wilson; Scorers, Samuel Price and Robert
Wheat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

BUTTER. -Housekeepers and others Will lie
pleased to know that butter, which has ruled
so hieh for some time past, has, 10 commercial
variance, received ga check, y and stumbled .
The receipts are very large, and the stock. on
hand greatly in excess Of the demand, which
is very limited just now--quality prime. The
pastures all through the country are line, and
it is probable that a very large quantity OF but
ter will be made. A choice article will not now
command over 20 cents by The quantity ana
still further decline is predicted One com
mission house liz this place has now on hand
upwards; of five thousand pounds OF fresh
country butter, and greater or less quahtltle:
are held by many.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

STALL LEFT Open. Tile butchers stall 81
Michael Schuler, in the new market, Was left
open on Saturday night, and remained 50 IN
til yesterday evening, when its condition was
discovered and the owner informed OF It,
Persons should be more careful now than ever,
In consequence OF the number OF thieves always
on the look out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

From Saturday last, Juno 1st the Treasury
will purchase tho "a and Sd series of 3Os CIV
ing for them the current market rate, and will
continue to sell the 5-20s Of 1865 The purchase
of lst series 7-30s is suspended, but they will 10
outstanding about OF the total original issue
of these notes. Compound notes maturing after
July will be converted into tho legal tender
certificates provided By act Of last Congress the
notes being received at par and compound IN
terost The compounds are coming in slow y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

MAYOR LATHAM has goae to Annapolis, the
CITY Council Gu Saturday last having appoint
ed him proxy 10 represent the city ) stock III
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compang,
al th,, annual meeting OF the Stockholders ct
that Company, which is nov III progress in that
ciry to-day
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: u cTlUH Al i S
" hl.IIA BILE

COL VALUABLE
stss..a FAIRFAX LAND For SA idnr+ Of
p:;x county. rendered in the case Of aeK sol
- . I &C, viii SELL on MONDAY, the l TN
av Of June 1851 nj Fairfax Court n ou5e, tne
VALUABLE HOTEL, ut DTanesvIlle' I0iin hnd
j., kept by George ". Jackson: WIN io' 0-'N
garden attachod. ,.,,o money
TEkMS: Nne.ipmlh Of the purchase, hloney
10 he paid in hanl On the day of sale; tne re-.
due in three cqu.I nst,mcHts Of six; t SraTo
and eighteen months Ia be secured by inc oo aoT
Of Me purcharr bearing interest from t"o un3
If sale and 4 retention OF / llc tt!le 81 lno
ncnt Is 10 be i,Itcl.cl. ana The land sold al Ino
cost Of the purchaser. in the event Of his Ia'l-
20 JAMES T. JACKSON,
Commissioner of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

Coat Tn.DE-'fhc repairs to the bridge en-
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
having been compIeted coal vii! he brought
into Cumberland to-day, and boats for this
city will commence loading there to-Ino1roE9
morning. Coal is wanted here no:v, IS many
vessels are in port awaiting oa1eoea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

COUNTY COURT. The June term Of the
County Court commenced It's session tbI;
morning. Licel,ses to keep 0rdlnarlea wer'
granted to Newman Laws, Terry Ryan, An
thony Dryer, Adam Vented, James Butler
John Scaton, Edwin Carliu. Liccn5es 10 sci
Liquors by Retail was granted to Nlessrs
Sisson & Taylor License to keep an ordIna,
ry was refused to George Smith and Mattlf
True 4 negro man, named Green, commit
ted on a charge Of stealing meat from Jane:
Quinn, was examined and discharged, having
already been confined for more than month
D. T.. Smoot for the prosecution, 9. h. Stuart
for prisoner.
In the absence Of the Commemorative At
torney, David t. Smoot, Esq, was appointed
to act in his place,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

OYSTERS John Philips sent to this
Office this mo, ming barrel of Smiths Creek
oysters, as plump and sound as the generality
Of oysters are in the winter, He has several
more barrels at his Office, 90 f>ina street wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

TEMPERANCE NIEETIaG.-lhe temperance
meeting, to have been hold yesterday evening
in the Market Square, was postponed, III con
seouence If The unfavorablc weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

Flower GARDENS PLACED
flower gardens, iii different aectlons OF the city,
have Of late been entered surreptitou5ly and
robbed of their choicest plants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

IDEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.--B5y VT
IL tue decree Of the CEcH; +S GoY VoI eF Der Der
tcrmS l@f;(; in the cause of John Lsphcn, PLAIN
iii; vs.. Thona1 Q9irls administrst9r ct als,'
The undersigned, as Commissioner OF o@!e tnGre-
in named, viii otter for sale at pubic auction
in 'front.' ii,r Of the Glavors Office, AeXandria, Va,
On SATUEDAI he 18th dsy gI e Ny NEXT, at
- O clock m, Il LOT OF GkOUND, WIZ m
Franc Tenement thereon, situated on me Aaa
rasLsidn Of Fairfax street, Alexandria, va, ut
The o"rt Of W!s% p fo pf"csss ' .tp n@@
90 t,: IIo,,. i,rih II feet, more less
thence west - feet; thence south 70 tho begin
ming. 18Th al
tI,. Tc.i lin, IN three equal instruments at u, T.
and Is month";, with interest rom the day %, OF
SALE, the honA1 Of the purchaser TO be tnTrn i2T
the deferred IA monte with security, anI the u
title retained until the purchase money IS PAD.
up l1.|1wjs GEO. W. bI'h.I -. SIH'i,
The rhnyc sale i postponed until Mo.H "a !,
tl. 10Th day 81 jane, nj tho same hour, IN ifohI
Vs. ,Ln If.,,.ris ,JtIir.. NY 3O-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

Boats Myers It Hasor, j. s. Davenport Jn9.
s. Fox, A Walsh, ". j. ShreYs, Johu >.
Swift. coal to American Coal Co.
Boat A g. McQuile, coal to Hampshire and
Bait. Goal Go.
DEPARTURES.
Boats A. Chumberliu, Joseph Smith, J. W.
Hchanck, John 6 Brien, Robert Marshall, for
Cumberland
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MENBEK3 OF THE BOARD AND DIS
pklCIS
4 RCTIC SODA " AFTER.

II ,,,,-o -
Having spared neither pains nor expense To
make our SODA WAThE eInNl, l" no" sup, %aps-
rinr To- any in The city, being the manufacturers
nr our own sytupa, which NC warrant pure, and
ant;Tel,, free from authorizations, and c"mprE-
; ;n many Of tbo choicest and most de&irohles
iI ''r. Ion@ which may he found Coffee and
Treom' Egsn5g, Vanilla, Strawberry, Shcrbet,
&C., SC ali Of which arc dr9w4 from - one o.
INV 50 universally used in all the principal CT
ties, beth North aud South; We would only
rem,rsL the lovers of this delightful aud refresh
inc drink 10 cali, feeling assured we shall be
ablo to give perfect satisfaction TO all who may
50 ayor US. WAKEFIELD & HALL,
iol Corner Prince and Fairfax streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

REMARKS The market opens With fair re-
ceipts and good demand. Flour is dull, with
fair stocks and increased receipts-prlcus un-
changed Offerings of Wheat light. with sales
of fair to good red at 260a275-a lot Of poor red
wixed with rye, sold at $50. Offerings of Corn
reached 5, 500 bushels, which sold at lO5alOo 1or
mixed, and LOT for ye!low-strictly prime River
white is held at 10. Sales of Rye at lao. Cats
in fair request with sales of go bushels at re.
Wool is wanted. at the figures given IL our ia
BILE Butter is iii abundant supply, and very
AUTHORIZATIONS being nominal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

rOLU LOCEET AND CHAIN LOST
Vi Lost, by "a lady, on "Wednesday last, be-
tween Pitt street, near Wilkes. and the Orange
Depot GOLD f.OCKF1, with chain attach
ed, Tho locket, contains the likeness Of gen
tlemsn, lady and child. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving tho articles at the
Gazette Office OF at NY store.
:. at J G. MILBUEN.
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LOCAL N EWS.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE s.

THE CIRCUIT CoURT..-Ihe Circuit Court
Of this county, Judge Fl. w Thomas, alter
laborious session of two weeks, closed It's May
term on Saturday evening last. A very large
number OF cases, some Of them OF long stand
ing, were disposed Of, and the docket nearly
cleared. During the term several important
nnioions and decisions were delivered. Judge
Thomas, by his impartial and courteous man
ner, his ability and sound judgment, has won
not only the esteem Of the Bar and all IN at
tendance On the Court, but the high regard OF
his fellovcitizens throughout the District
Prior to the adjournment of the Court, peti-
ton was signed by nearly every member of the
Bar urging upon the County Court to make
al appropriation to defray the additional ex-
nenses necessary to enable the Judge to hold
four Courts here a year instead OF two the
advantages Of such change being very per
captible-not only, it Is thought, better sarr-
lug the ends OF justice, but also lessening the
county expenses which, under the present
system are steadily increasing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

For LEEsBURG. The trains Oh thu Alozan-
dria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, COM
msnced running regularly to Leesburg to-day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

BUCKETS, TUBS, TRAYS s WATERS,
D common, painted and vanished cedar,
iron and brass hooped Horse Buckets, Flour
and Sugar Pals. cedar and painted Tubs, Bow Is
and Bread Travs just received and Tor sale by
les LOOMS s FACER 2Q4, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

DEEDS. -9ixteen Deeds were admitted to
record in the Clerks Office OF this county dur
ing the month OF May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

FOR SALA.-The HOUSE, ccrnar Of
# Prince and Henry streets, late the residence
Of OF Daniel Minor, decd, and now occupied BY
Mr.. Bright. Address: Robt Minor, Falls
Church r. O., Fairfax CO., Va; OF Albert e,
Minor, Alexandria, Va. JOS
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LAMr GOODS s. OIL,
N-NI liiI.. IN

Is, Nortl Royal Street,
,,it.rs I,pt snie Lamps in great variety from the
little Tom Thumb. u the most TnaSihcenI ! n
or cGi,n nn%p' iii liz Kind. and sae3 ErShcs Wic'
and MI StIer goods in thcsrade attho most rea-
so sons prices. Espccia! aGtonton is called TO
ior@c lot OF Stand Lamps just received, purch&-
.ed at extremely low figures, and offered al cor.
II handsome rarlor and Table camps had bet
~ - i, go, 5,1licElv. NH 3--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY -There
will be a meeting Of the company tonight,
a. "a O'clock A full attendance ID requested
B7 order Of tho President:
ins1t DALLAS BlGG3, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Thirteen marriage
licenses we're issucd in this county last month
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w A N L S

WANTED, ACENTS.-$ PER MONTH,
w the year round, or $50 per cent profit on
commission. We guaranty The above salary or
commission to active industrious agents at their
homes, 10 introduce an article Of Indispensable
utility in every household. For full particulars
G.. ". JACKSON Il co.
myl4-law4w II, South ST.. Baltimore, Md
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BApT1sING. Several members Ut Renlah
Chapel, coiored, were baptiscd in the Potomac
Yesterday evening.
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ARD O i II + 4 i T. ii

Pursuant to 81 call ol the MAJ on the members
or lh. Board Of Health, Of this city, met III tn"
Chamber IL Lhe Board Of Aldermen, on IharS-
day evening" May -, 1861, and prGan2cI by
tie election Of Charlie I Berry IreSld"ht;
Ja,nca Entygi4!a, jr., Secretary; icn'u"l Ehb1y,
MESSENGER
The cnf.,rfnzati0n Of the Mcssen@@" wG@ h1ed
nj twenty doll nrs for the ensuing year.
On mntiun al AR. +. i. Wilmer,
The Secretary was authorized to have printed
for The uac al the Board, blank notice l." u"
amount Of on. dollar and fifty cents.
The RESIGNATION Of Mr. John A.. n""n Was
received. ncrepted, ami Mr. Jane CilGg elect
ed to It'll The vacancy.
Ordered By the Board, That the following no
tee shall b, Incorporated with the proceeding
OF the nccting and published, Tor one week, Ill
the 4 lrXnndri.L Gazette:
The Board Of Health al the city al AicXNh-
dfiu respectfully request the prompt ana serious
attention ol the citi:rn2 IT, the following Sanltary
regulations aud cons dcrt 1ha, ana ask lhGH CO.
nt,rratG ION IN carr, ms: tn en- out, assuring them
that it is tho determination al every member "a
the Board in his respective district, to do all IN
his power to keep the city Ill Il ciranly c3nii-
ton, by enforcing. all tn: laws III the cHSe mad"
ami pro! iuri
hN ACT 70 PREVENT NUI&ANCE&.
SEQ ist i:s 1t enacted hy the City Council
Of Alexandria, that no person persons shall
DISCHARGE c:,:t or cause t0 flow upon any Of the
streets lanes or alleys, OF any part" 81 the city
any kitchen tiinl, liquid 81 aDI!d bat shall de
,.it iL, am, IN some suitihI. vessel there to
E5rl,,nI n,liI ,,llrd for and removed in tn.
manner herein Prov
,,I|n rrI n .l,iI L., Ihc iul,r If The TrIIs.
icn, Of ti., rnoT IL cause all surh nlinl TO .
called for collected aud rcIuovcd four timrs Il
wool, in The, months Of Nav june July, Au.
gust and September, and twice wtcl, during
H. ru,sirIrr al iho wear for the use aud bclln-
il NJ ihr Aims House.
%rr "a Any pcrson or p9r.ons. hi OF Their
,o sh.,Il vinl,tc uy,ftL. provisions.
aC Ms 49,, sh.Il forfeit AMI bay not less than
the sum Of dollar, and moi more tlnl,
| tirc dollars, 10 be recovered ~ "thcl lh@a ana
| ,,Irr,;t,,re. arc recovered.
Grr III, # .hal be the dui, Of the Board Of
;Ir1Itb >upsrin.gnlcnt u Police, and Police
IT, .i,;[Ii,y c1fnrlirl viii and enforced
- ~, This art shall be in force from its
| r,seqrc
! ''@~0" '''@ i'''' 49,.
, ..,,.,..,,,1 =, .. Of s. m, neg
~ ,, -, dr;I, ~ he iSsrl, o.
| Enris - III ~ 4Eo;. 6nn:cs 10 lave nj.
HIIrs md thu. nun i1cr az 1Scr ,esjdencns with
| INV r,ninjrr Of th. Board u TRUSTEES q thu
WSa. XIX vii ..msnrc = ,.rrIonr ,,,,,i clr1aj,
,1..,,,- Co.. ,i,t. i,,;,ttslfj0r nora;,,.in.j al
49,. ,,if;;ens lye ,,s0 rcc,.cs:cIl 4. reyaor III.
,o15i%t~l>- .rc,n aieir re.osciiv,. premises =.
| 1f;i matter. manure " any oviler nuisance
yghirh nav ..udQugyr :hc hea!tl 81 the city AM
,LnL .r.. hereby Notified hat 81 o. before III,
| Gr.L II .)uga dc momber3 - ih- ijJ2rG vi;
-,i.ir iiai- =, ;eC!lva districts u sec Mhc:hci
| hes, ..l-;I1t.;,ils have been complied with.
r.. r;1I,,,, ere ,ris, ccsrcct!u!ly rcqu.st-d Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

THIRD W ARD RADICALS. "A meeting Of the
Lincoln Republican Club Of the Third Ward,
was held on Saturday night last, at the school
room, known as SickIe's Barracks, ". N.
Harlow in the Chair, and I. [. Edelin,, Secre-
tary. After the transaction of the usual rotine
business, about twenty new members, most OF
whom were white, we're added to the club. A
vote of thanks Was given to MIR. Scott, the
school teacher, for the use OF the room occu,
pied by the club as their meeting room. a
committee, consisting Of Justice John Moore,
was appointed to wait upon Charles Whlttle-
sey, white, and two colored preachers William
Smith and George ". Parker, and request
them to address a mass meeting OF the Repnb-
ican party of this city, to be held some time
this week. Addresses were delivered by L. T..
O'Nealc, white and James Claggett, col6red,
after which the meeting adjourned until next
Saturday night
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