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New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
VIRGINIA..

OPINIONS OF GEN. LEE.
The Richmond Times confirms the statement OF Ihe
Richmond Dispatch and says:
Robert f. Lee has thrown the pondcrous influence Of
his in favor Of speedy energetic and thorough
preparation for the duties imposed upon by the mex
orabe of present situation He does not believe
that our honor will be compromised by our citizens
taking every step which may be necessary for the preser
Vation Of the supremacy Of the white race In Virginia
And Convention cannot be avoided, owe 10 TO our
wives and children to that 10 is not controlled by the
worst instead Of the best clements of our population
A REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CALLED.
The Republican State Central Committee has issued
the following call for Mass Convention OF the 10y
alists of the State:
The undersigned members Of the State Central Commit
tee appointed by the State Convention held at Aexan
dra on the OF May 1906 in view OF the passage by Con
aress of the Military BILL and subsequently OF the supple
mentary BILL deem IL advisable that convention OF the
loyal people should be held at early day Tor organL
tlon after consideration Of the matter we do there
fore request Mass Convention Of the loyal people OF the
State without distinction Of color TO assemble IN the AZ
rican Church at Richmond, Va, on wednesday tne itn
day OF April 1867 at IL o'clock M Delegates are lh'eu
10 come from all the counties 0f the state
LYsASDER HILL, Chairman w. H. SMITH.
JNO. HAUxIIURsr. JAMES ~ tLhMbNls'
RrRNuAM WARpwEIL LEWIS MCKENZIE.
AlehdAdrG, Va, March 20, 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
EUROPE
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE 10 MARCH "a
GREAT BRITAIN.

rRIBuSE i .E a.
LIVERPOOL, March 26.--The leyiathan steamsbi q
Great Eastern sailed from this port at TO-DAY
for NewYOrk which city she will leave on the l6 q
of April on her first trip TO Brest. As the Great
Eastern was about to SAIL the stern eapstan accit
dentally shipped, instantly killing two men and
woundng several others. .ff
LONDON, March 26.-The English Government has
decided not to persist in claiming the return of Lam
rande, the French forgcr, who was taken from Can.
ada under the Extraditon Treaty. it was csfined
illegally but reserves the right to do so should il
hereafter wish to renew the demand. os t.1
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
FLORIDA.

public meeting of the colored voters of the City
of jacksonville was held at the Baptist church on
March "A, to nominate Republican candidates for
Mayor and Aldermen. After organizing and adopt
ing platform, the meeting nominated for Mayor,
Col. o. b. Hart; for Aldermen, G L. Robinson, +.
Moody DR. Mitchell, c. Slayer, o. l.. keene, >. 4.
Greeley, George Peck and l.. NJ Matha. The candi-
dates are all known Union men, and viii receive the
hearty support of the lOylasts Of the city, Ihe to-
lowing is the platform adopted: ,., =,
Resoired That have become bona nde citlzens OF
the state Florida and the United states That there Is
now no distinction the white and the hack man
on political matters That now have right 70 the
hallotbox and not only right TO the ballot but IKE
tho right 10 select the men that we choose 20 fill the
Offices therefore think IL is duty TO select suen
men as have been true TO the Unions -,
ticket we will support man that has ever been IN the
Confederate service, voluntarily.
ResOred That will stick 10 each other IN one pouy
that we will stand united onethat we Will not De IN
fuenced by any man 10 east a vote.
Pesored That we Will not split ticket but vote the
xxho firkc
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON March 26-Noon.-Consols for money 91.
American securities open follows: Erie shares, Ss2
Illinois Central, 7st United States bonds, 7Il. .r
Evening - Consols closed steady at 9l for money!
American securities closed at the following rates United
States Five TwentIes 7ll Illinois Central shares 7sh
Erie Railway, shares, 3S4
PARIS. March 26-Noon.-United states FiyetYenty
bonds open at si2.
FRANkFoRT, March 2G-Noon.-The opening price oi
United States Fiye-tweny bonds is ~.
pM-American bonds closed at 77s
LIVERPOOL March 26-NOon.--The Cotton market II
quiet The sales to-day will probably reaeh 1863 oaes
At the openng prices were follows Middng upannS
s,d Middng Orleans, l3sd. The market for Breadstu'
IL generally quiet Wheat l3 per GENITAL for MILWAUKEE,
No Red Corn Ao3 per quarter for Mixed
Western. Barley AZ per 60 b American. WING
California Wheat, best grades, 1916 per cen
tai Oats 33 per As 10 American anu Cahauiaft
The provision market generally unchanged. fok,
ner 200 ID Eastern Prime Mess Beef l25 per 3o4 Extra
Prime Mess Bacon, l9l per cwt. for Cumberland 'ny
Cheese col per cwt for MiddliDg American lAic' 90
per cwt Petroleum, I'D per gal for Spirits, ana iopet
cal for Pennsylvania Refined. ROsn, 93 per ewI iol
Common Wilmington and I5 for Fine. Tupentine, 81
per cwt for Spirits Clover Seed 55 per cwt for Aner
can Red Ashes 3l per cwt for Pots. Iron, 56@@ loi
Scotch Pigs mixed numbers. Tallow Az per cwt IAls
seed OIL $50 per Lnseed Cakes, 3lC per un ior Univ
oblong for feeding LiDseed, 6G per cWt Tor Saeu's
Whale Oil, aE per 252 gallons, Iceland
Evenng.-The cotton market closed dun, Win uecns
ing tendency at the following authorized auo'anon1'
Middling Uplands 13.d: Midding Orleans, iSsd Ihs
aas Of the day amounted to 1000 The BreadstufS
market Is ouet Corn has declined TO io per quarter "'
Mixed Western American Barley, i6 per ca d. oats
Canadian and American 33 per 45 D. Ihe markes "'
provisions is quiet but steady. American Laio S"0F'
cwt Spirits TurpentIne 37I6 per cwt Ashes-r"ts "l
per cwt Scotch Pig Iron, 6li6G52l per tun
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

The question then REQUIRED Mr. Trumblls proposition
that the House adjourn on Thursday next.
Mr.. MORRILL, rep, VT moved TO amend by nddire
the words, "untn the first Monday in November Ds
agreed to by n vote Of Yeas, lG; Nays, 25.
Mr. SUMNER Rep., Mass) moved to amend MI Trnn-
buls proposition by adding provso that Congress may
he convened Ivy a Joint proclamation Of the presiding
officers OF the TWO Houses II iu their Judgment 1t sha
be deemed necessary do between now and the lst OF
December Disagreed Ia by vote Of Yeas. l5 Nays 26
The affrnatiyes Messrs Cameron, Chandler, Cole
Drake Harlan, Howe, Nye, PomeToy, sherman, sumner,
Thayer, Upton, Wade Wilson, and iates-all Repub-
lcans. . . ,,,,oe,,>,,,,,,,
Several amendments being offered, Mr.. FEsSENDEN
12ep., Me- said: Let us have them one at unc for
Gods sake u - a,
Mr. HOWE Rep., Wis., moved TO amend by strlkngont
Thursday and inserting Friday as the day OF adJoarn
ment -.
Mr. NYE Rep., Nev.) hoped the business community
would not be kept agtated twenty-four hours longer
[Laughter
Mr.. Howe's amendment was disagreed to. ~
Mr.. DRAKE UIep. MOI offered an amendment similar
TO that already voted down, fixing certain hours Tor he
reassembmg Of Congress- unless otherwise ordered by
quorum of each Of the Houses. Disagreed TO- Yeas
Nays27.
The question then taken on Mr.. TTunbuTs propo-
ttion that both Houses adjourn Thursday next AT u
O'Clock. The Yeas and Nays demanded, and 1t was
adopted, Yeas 21; Nays II.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate then, at $40 y. went INTO Executive
Session, and after adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

A Washington special to another paper says
The Senate Judiciary Committee will probably report
I'm favor of senator Wilson'S resolution fO the r1a or re-
lease on parole OF jefferson Davis. The President mas
been urged by prominent Republicans to release te prs
oner On naroie lint declined 10 take the responsibility,
and throw tho Congress. Mr. Johnson has Deen
in favor of the trial Of Davis by the civil Authority but
State under martial law the alternative III view OF the
passage OF the military bi is the indefinite mpsoi-
that Congress will adopt the resolution and that Jeffer
son Davis will be released in week ON his personal
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
SALE OF PACIFIC RAILROAD LANDS.

" TFIEGHAFh 10 I'VE lh'h'N"
81. LOUIS March 2G--Ihe lands IN the P0ttowat-
ope Reservation. north and west OF Topeka Kansas ne
orcirr To the Union Pacific Railroad, viii he brought
into market at once. judge DeVeItau Lahn 'ohlhls-
siourr will open an office there. - -
Ncniy 2nQt00 acres of the Delaware, sac and foN les
ervaieu belonging 20 the Company, VIII he offered
at public sale at Lawrence, Kansas commencing ON ie
oI of Anil TIC Secretary OF Tie Interior has lolhunh
eorttfr> going lands uf tie Indians with whom tca-
tics have lately been made, until the treaties SHAH De
yuDlShCd.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
BY STEAMSHIP.
The mails by the HISTORIAN reached this city yes
terday.
FRANCE.
TIE NEW PRESS LAW.

TIE NEW PRESS LAW.
PARIS, March 13-In tO-day's sitting oi the Legls'
latiye Body the President laid before the House tns
new bills upon the press and the right oi puDba
meeting. The following are the principal features oi
the new Press law: The authorization hitherto re'
quired previous TO establishing Iournai IL sup
pressed imprisonment for offences against tne ''esi
laws is abolished: the amount of the fine which ma9
be inflicted will be not less than One-fteenth, and
not more than one-half Of the caution moneys print
ers and publishers will no longer be required to take
ont licences The bill makes no mention OF any
change in the amount of the stamp duty or the can'
fion money.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
Turkey.
TIE FARTHQUAKE AT METElJN.

TIE EARTHQUAKE AT MEIElJN
BERLIN, March lS-Integence received here from
SMYRNA announces that the Prussian corvette Gazelo
Immediately on ITS arrival in that port LEFT Tor Mete
distress prevailed at Mcteln, and an impression pr q
vailed that the whole island would be complete.
eubmergcd. number of the inhabitants had a.
ready been removed aud conveyed ~ smyrna bN nv
luNsiap puuDOat BltH
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE FREEDMEN AWAKE IN CHARLEsToN-A REBEL.
REPORT
TRIBUNE.
CHARLESTON, March ga mass meeting to ratfy
the Republican platform lately adopted by the
Union League here was held this afternoon. Four
five thousand negroes of both sexes and all ages
were present. -Four white and several colored
speakers delivered addresses of a radical charac-
ter. Among the white speakers were United States
Marshal Epping, and Solon Robinson of The NEW
YORK TRIBUNE. The meeting was followed by
negro torchlight procession tonight Rebel reports
say that the negroes made several attacks on the
street cars, and took possession of Ole OF them.
The cars are now guarded by policemen. Consid-
erable excitement prevails throughout the city, and
there are grave apprehensOns Of further trouble.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
MAPINT INTELLIGENCE.

QuEESsrowS. March 29.-The ship Rosalie, Capt Bow
maker, from New orlcons for Liverpool has put intf
Cork harbor, leaking badly, having sustained muck
damage IN gale at sea- The ship Confidence Capt John
SOD. from Charleston for Liverpool is ashore We4
ford and viii probably be total wreck
LrynRpooL March 26.-The steamship Kangaroo, wbicE
left New-York March 9, has arrived ont The BARI
Tuscano Liverpool for Philadelphia has been abas
dnned at sea. LII u -----
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
TENNESSEE.

THE FRANCHISE DECISION APPEALED.
The Supreme Court adjourned to the first Monday
in December The OF Rdy agt sherbrook, on the
franchise question has been appealed to the next term Oh
the United States Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

Messra WILLIAMS Rep. oregon, STEWART Rep,
New, and TRUMBULi. lRep, Ill.,
Tho amendment of IT. Howe was disagreed TO- Yeas
T. Nays 2I 20 follows (Reps., Roman; Dems, ltalic;
Johnsoutles. Small Cals):
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
THE LATE STORM.

INTENSITY OF THE GALE ON TIE SOUTHERN COAST
MT rrIssRipa ssarsk
NORFOLK March 3-Searcely vessel arrives IN
this port or IN Hampton Roads which does not bring ad
dtiona particulars fearful gales and storms when
have made this month 80 eventful in marine annals
These storms In the Chesapeake Bay have been the
severest known for many years. both IN point OF intensity
and long continuance. Numerous sailing vessels nave
arrived with loss Of sails leaking &C. ana the oiu pay
Line of steamers suffered also 10 great extent III
making their usual trips up aud down the pay. Inc
Adelaide a staunch and substantial steamer had her
stove In during recent trip, ana was 20 severely
damaged that she had 10 lay up AT BalinoIe .h ioa
renairs But il has been at sea, and along the
coast that gales have been the seVeret B0th 10
the northward and sOuhwa OF Hatteras the accounts
are the same-the storms have prevailed constantly hs
month"; and although at times the WIND would sl 10 te
westward and north west, yet they mvaraOy zen OacA
10 the norhwnrd and blew strong ever The steam
shin Uatteras returned this morning AT O'CLOCK ser
battling five days and nights with the late terrOc ge
with her starboard wheelhouse stove Ia. lestcluiy
the weather was haZy with light breeze from the north
ward The Hatteras repaired her damages and received
fresh supply coal here today, and again sailed Inf
New-York. The steamer Monticello from savanhan,
bound 10 New-YOrk, steamer George b. Upton LoIh
Charleston bound 70 NewI0rk, arrived here to-day,
short of Goals both having experienced very heavy gales
during the passage The Monticello reported having eI
the steamers Cumberland and North Point Dotn iOr bal
tmore laying anchor just outside the harbor OF sa
yannah. The Geo. Is. Upton reported having saied III
company with the steamer Patapseo, for Baltimore
THE FLOODS.
MEMPHIS Tenn, March 26-Ihc levees at Laco-
MA on the Arkansas River, broke Few days since Inc
10 leave. The city authorities have chartered the
steamer Northwest 10 carry supplies 10 the suIIefers
along the river The Chamber OF Commerce nave hp-
pointed Committee 10 collect supplies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

New FURNISHING SToRE.-Our townsmen,
Messrs. James 81. Simpson and James R. At
will have opened, at No South Fairfax street,
general furnishing and variety store, and are
prepared to supply the public with every style
and quality Of goods usually to be found among
the extensive and comprehensive stock of goods
contained in first class store of that descrip-
ton. Every article of clothing required by
ladies and gentlemen, Of the newest and most
fashionable patterns, can be obtained, and at
remarkably cheap rates too, at their new store,
and call from those in search of such articles
is all they ask, being perfectly satisfied that
their stock and prices will suit the NEST fastid
iols as we'll as the most economical.
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ieb 2-t2Oth
GOOD OUR ONLY AIM.
FIRST ANNUAL BALL

FIRST ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
HYDRAULION STEAM FIRE CO.,
AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
on FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ID
Master of Ceremonies, ID g. FIELD.
Floor Manager JOHN A. FIELD
Assistanta-A G. Kell, Thomas Hoy Joseph
Reception COMMUNICATION. Hugh Latham
Richard r.. Carnc, jr.. Hiram Webster, Captain
George r. Wilmington, John Sullivan, Benz
Barton, Captain James M. Steuart;
Committee of Arrange Rich d.Javins
Charles Gordon, JAS. Shrakes, L. Buckley
NJ. G. Harlow
MS COOKS BRASS AND STRING BANL
will be present: ava o,u
feb l-eOtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

So Nor1cE TO TAX PAYERS. There will
be discount of IS per cent allowed on all tax
bills paid in current funds to the Corporation OF
Alexandria, up to the 10th day of February,
1867 after that date the collectors Will proceed
to recover the same in the manner prescribed by
law, WESLEY AVERY,
JAMES FossETT,
- D .aoll GOllectOrS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

MARINE News The steamer Empire broke
hsr ,,ron.ller rsstora, % in coming through the
draw in the Long Bridge, ' n;a w.
lad to be towed to PbiIadelp. ''' .,oo5,
The steamer Ella +. Knight >0'1'i' ' Io.
yesterday while loading, but proceed, u go
Tip to New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

GEoRGETowN --Cool Shipments. The
Washington Star says :--'Ihe coal companies
have resumed the shipment Of coal, and several
vessels have arrived from Northern aud East
eru ports for cargocs. The stock lett on the
wharves at the close OF navigation last winter,
was probably over $1,000 tons, which can be
speedily shipped if vessels arrive rapidly Inc
snuerintendent of this division OF the canal
intends to draw off the water next Saturday,
and proceed with the repairs necessary to be
made and it will probably be the middle OF
March or lst of April, before the supply. or
coal for the ensuing season will begin to arrive
trom Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

RRIpGE.-In the House of Repres entat,'es'
yesterday. Mr.. Stevens, On leave, introduced a
iont resolution directing tEe Secretary OF the
Io,rr;or to order survey, by competent engl-
u.ers of the ground and river near the Aoue-
,,u,r bridge, in tie District Of Columbia, and
report on the practicability Of constructing
there bridge across the Potomac, with the
cost thereof, &C., estimating the cost tor 8
common bridge, and for bridge both for rail
way and common travel; also, to examine and
report touching like bridges at or near the
Long Bridge. Read three times aud passed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22
So ECIAL MOTTO E 8

So 8. DEALHAM, No. l06, KING STREET,
having an extraordinary large stock OF GENTS
AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOTHING, and GENTS,
FURNISHING GOODS on hand, is selling them oil
price ONLY jan 18-2wtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

TIE GLYMoNT RoUTE.-The Glymont maj!
lolse, via the river, has again resumed opera
tons, tho ugh there is still considerable irregu
larity in the receipt Of mail matter by it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

RIVER RoUTE.-The steamer Wawaset, OF
'hePotomac River Route, LETT here this morn
Ing, at seven clock, viii, q complement OF
passengers, and full freight, for Curloman,
and the Potomac River Landings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

WASHINGTON FIsn WHARF. topper Il
J4atimer, auctioneers, yesterday sold the priv
lfee OF the corporation fish wharf for the season
10 .uessrs. j. W. Dainty 4 Co., for 50, 45O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

Tue WEATHER. The nclcment weather
which began m Tuesday last, continued though
The whole Of yesterday, considerable portion
u the day with violence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

Tie FRIENDSHIP, FA1R.-The lady friends of
TIE Friendship Fire Company, have detcrunn-
ea TO open their proposed festival and fair, on
Monday week, the .4th proximc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

DONATIONS TO THE Sour HOUSE,
Our last report, M1; r. 4. Roberts has sent to
Tie Soup House ore cart load Of turnips: a
Trend S., and Mrs. II. T. Agnew s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22
MA NE LES IT
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-FEB.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Tahmiroo, Cole, Providence, to e. II.
Robinson.
Schr. Kebecca G. Lame, Lane, Providence, to
NJ. Eldridge & Go.
Schr. Agnes Ann, Miller, Philadelphis, coal
to w. n. Moore.
SAILED.
Steamer Wawaset, Gedney, Curioman, to
Hooe Il Wedderbu:n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22
JULIUS rETScll

JoUy y sIGEI JULIUS rETStIl.
CIGEL g. PETSCH
PRACTICAL MACHINiSTS,
TIMERS, GUN AND LOCkSM1THS,
GAS FILTERS AND PLUMBERS.
No. 800, KISoST., BET. HENRY AND FAYETTE'
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ms.- All orders in the above lines, ne" or re-
pairing, will be executed with grent care ana
d;enatch feb 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

form MEAI.-The National Inteigencer
.sys 1.-THE contract for furnishing the corn
,nesl required by the Comnissary OF Subsis-
tsuee, Depot Of Washington, from the 24th OF
Reis,ary, to the 3Oth Of June next, the bids
for which were opened at the office OF MAJOR
Bell, q few days since, has been awarded to
,Tessrs Thomson and Berry, OF heoreeso"n'
Of "a, Il rer barrel. .....-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

MOUNT VERNON. THE steamer Thomas
Oolyer, with limited number Of passengers,
made trip to Mount Vernon, to-day; the first
OF the season.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22
EXHIBITION AT LIBERTY HALL. The De-

EyHTBrTIoN AT LIBERTY HALL. The De-
,ostbepean Society Of St. Johns Academy,
L. sted by the members Of the Senior Glass,
ASH We an exhibiton--the proceeds of which
WIZ e. ho devoted to increasing the number OF
nc IN The Academy Llbrary-at Liberty
1 1,u ton;oht commencing at half past seven
', ,',,t The nr, >gramme for the evening en-
S0 is varii, and well selected, COM
~ ;,;nr Rotations, dialogues and songs, the
p, nnra - conclude with veil written farce,
composed especially for t. 'e OCCASION ea'l''eo
the ''Base Ball Fever. " Th,' se VINO WISH TO
obtain good seats will consult 1elr own plea
sure by going early.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

ANOTHER LARGE HoG.-Mr. Geo. Bossart,
VIII have at his stall tomorrow morning,
another OF the largest hogs ever seen i'll this
market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

: CONFIRMED. The Senate, yesterday, con-
.u'iaed the nomination of s. f. Beach as Sur
'sy0s Of Customs, at this port
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22
LOCAL NEWS.
rp1nAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q.
I,rpoeTANr AND INTERESTING CAsE.-The

I>rpo,qANr AND INTERESTING CAsE.-The
1.-the Washington, Alexandria and George,
s sa Railroad Company VS.. Jamess. French
.oc Jndpe Underwood, in chambers, was
D s,rn,pnced in this city yesterday, and argued
. T Brent and Gen. Brent, OF Baltimore,
- ths mart of the plaintiffs, and is being ar
W. i,oa to.day by Col. George ". Brent for the
aassndants. The object Of the proceedings
w. ~ w. understand, is to eojoin the defendant
fam slapdering the plaintiffs title to the prop
s,tr Of the Washington, Alexandria and
GEORGETOWN Rrilroad, and to restrain the sail
s,.;ntif from prosecuting his claim 10 SAID
',ronerty in the Circuit Court of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

ORDER OF EXERCISES.
The Tribe will meet ct the Wigwam, and
march over to the forest, where the following
exercises will take place at thelOth run precisely
PROGRAMME,
l. Kndling Of the Council fire.
2 The Chiefs in Council, in costume.
g. The pipe of peace smoked.
4 The Great Chiefwl address the warriors.
) On the war path.
E. War Dance.
T. Braves on the hunt
s. Warriors on the trail.
O. Capture of q pale face.
TO- Pocahontas saves his lie .
n The Tomahawk buried, closing with s.
song by the whole tribe;
At er the above shall nave been concluded
dancing will commence
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Gentleman and two ladies' ST. RefreE hmentS
served to the ladies by the tribe. -.
Strict order will be preserved and inc puollG
may rest assured that no expense will be spared
TO make this one Of The best Balls ever nald in
Alexandria.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
S. C. Milburn, A. II Brown, NJ. Ruben
VIM. Owens, f. II. Clarkson. j. +. Phillips.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
e H. Clarkson, S. c. Milburn, j. r. Sherwood,
fnh 80 2awtdi M Rubin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-22

The HYDRAUL1oS BALL.-The Assembly
Rooms corner of King ant Royal streets, have
been beautifully decorated, and conveniently
prepared by the committee Of arrangements OF
the Hvdraulion Fire Company, for the grand
ball to be held there tonight. Nothing that
will tend 10 promote the agreea aleness OF the
evening" has been left undone by the gentle
men having the affair iu charge, and most
Measurable entertainment is promised to all
who may attend