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The New York herald., 1868-04-04

JTOR SALE CHEAP-TERMS EASY-$6,6O0 EACH, II
sold before the 10th inst two splepdd new three stor
and futures all the modern improvements Apply to tn
the premises Gates avenue, second and thir
houses of Yates avenue. Cars pass the door.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

TOR sALE-THREE STORY HIGH sTooP BROWN
stone House. i4x4sxl0 in elegant order on East Fifty
fifth street: only Rl5tOG.
CALLENDkK, LA RENEE & CO., 80 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

L1OR SALE A BEAUTIFUL THREE STORY BROWN
stone House. Sx4oxC0, East Fittyhird street, cheap
ii applied i"r ut once.
- lCALLENDER, LAu kENCE & 90, 80 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

L,oR SALE OR TO LET-EhsT RIVER AND EIGHTY
third elegant city country residence
binei double brick House complete order, with
Lots OF arr md 6ne location high and healthy. Apply
THOMAS RUTTER Eghtyourth street and Last river
IAMEs NJ. TAYLON u. \. SrEAENS, y Fine sree..
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

NOR SALE CrEAP-FIyE YTAas' LEASE OF A NEAT
II two story Cottage 10 East sh'yhI street, north side
Second and Third avenues with and water
throughout Inquire the premises at " West Twenty
eehth street JOHN KEERS
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

LNoR SkLy-THE MOST DESIRABLE THREE STORY
hish s.Oop b. House Second avenue; house
in first class order parr painted and rescoed Price only
S2O CO., Terms easy. For permits apply to JAMES ROWE
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

L,OR sALE-Two NEW, SMALL, LOW PRICED THREE
II story and basement high stoop brown stone front
Houses situated the OF Seventyeighth street,
between Third Fourth possession Immediately
Apply the premises 10 L. j. FITCH eo Third avenue
Terms
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

INoRsAIF-THE FIVE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE,
just finishing, No 28 fiy-iouth street between Lex.
any time VIII be sol reat r-ain ii sold Immediately
Apply 10 the owner, sS7 Second avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

JJARLEN. FOR SALE, on l0srII STREET BETw ZEN
Third and FOURTH avenues thoar rev hrs! class brick
heaters, tubs, closets. marble uanies and
Stres French roos hlh stoors Price elUOOO terms
easy. Inquire on the premises.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY April. TRIPLE SHEET


A BARGAlN IF SOLD RIGHT AwAY.-AT GREEN
"A point L. L. well built two story brick house, con-
ainnr 10 large rooms OF Clay street and Union
nue. good business purposes Call At J. ELIAS
~ Cedar street. New York. ....s
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

S--BRoOKLYN LOTS.-LOTs FOR THE PEOPLE.
- Lots for Workingmen. buy while they are cheap.
Build your own house in healthy locality where the air Is
minutes from four ferries Read JOHNSON MILLEE'S
auction advertisement for Tuesday April and make ar
rangements to attend the sale.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

vcoR SALE CHgAPAsx ACRES, FRONTING ON THE
Sound and on main road, being the choicest building
site In the INN rdiae vicinity ofNew York Apply 70 A. H.
RATHBDNE, 20 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

TOR SALE AT BARGAIN-ON EAST FIFTIETH
IT street first class fo,r story basement French roof
brown House, with al modern improvements neigh
borhood IN the city. For permits ppply ~ GLIB g
CO.. Reakman HI Real Estate EAclange, Yo3 Second ave-
nue. corner fifty-irst street
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

L,OR SALE-ON LAFAYETTE AVENUE, BETWEEN
Washington and Clinton avenues some three story base
su6cear Houses containing all the modern
improvements connecticut; also Gas Fixpres price
fa5OO terms easy Inquire on the premises OF NJ bhEN
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

INOR SALE OR TO LET-LAR0E BROWN STONE
Dwelling, Is NIL the modern improvements lot
2x1S No. "a First place. between Court and Clinton Brook
iyn. tIAs II. SMITH, room IT, IN Broadway, New York,
or WyCkOFF * LITTLE, Montague street, near Court,
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
Gothc House, pear kipssbTdse Wes,sheser county,
fruit carriage house, &C. Appiv 70 b. H. sEALEY. 100
Broadway, rDorn t.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

tenans seat about two acres of Land within 30o yards
OF fremont depot Westcheser, about 400 yards from
Ittners Hotel Apply w. FITZPATRICK, Florist 2l3
Hrua
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

TOURNAMENT OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF
TIE UNION The magnificent silver goblets to
be awarded to the vctors in the tournament at
Carin's Springs, on Monday next, can be seen
in the show window Of Major Geo. Dufey' s
jewelry store, King street. They are intended
as rewards for the prowess Of the three most
successful Knights Three splendid wreathes,
intended respectively for the Queen Of the
Tournament and her first and second Maids Of
honor, can be seen in the adjacent window Of
Mrs. Simpsons millinery store. The tourna-
ment and picnic Of Jefferson Circle bids fair to
be attended By an unprecedented number of
people, not only from this, but other localities.
At least fifty Knights will contend for the
honor of naming the Queen and her attendant
Maids Every preparation necessary to ensure
SUCCESS has been made, and two bands, one for
the field, and one for dancing, have been en-
gagged.
The Brotherhood meet at the Sun Engine
House at G. o'clock Monday morning for
parade, prior to starting on the s o'clock train
for Carln's Springs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22
TEEEGsRAPEF1C NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures THE 0A2GT!
The Sclieutzem Festival.

BALTIMORE, Aug 22--Thc ScheulZeu lts-
iyalcommenccs here on Monday. Arrangements
have been perfected to make it the most enter
tanning ever held in Baltimore.
a beautiful triumphal arch has been erected
o. the corner Of Baltimore and Cay Streets
There will be grand procession on Monday
morning to inaugurate the festival Member;
Of the Scheut2en bands of Baltimore, Washing
ton and New York, Philadelphia Frederick,
and the Baycr Scheulzcn will be III the line
under direction Of the President, t. A. * cine
and John Petrof1, chief marshall. Balloon as
tensions, Rope walking, Prize shooting, Thea
ire Doramas and display of fire works with
other amusements will occur daily.
On Monday afternoon grand concert will be
given by the singing associations Of Baltimore.
On Tuesday the King will be crowned and a
grand banquet held.
The prizes are s., 900 for SHOOTING open to
ALL and 400 for ten pin rolling.
The prize for Gross DOW shooting for the boys
festival will continue until Friday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Several fine stores
are established on the line Of the Manassas
Gap Railroad at the towns, villages, and de-
pots many Of them doing good business,
which is increasing The merchants owning
these stores are in direct, daily communication
with this market. They can obtain all their
supplies here, on as good terms as they can
purchase them in other cities farther north,
saving also, the expense Of transportation and
other costs and charges. We invite their at
tention, therefore, to Alexandria as their mar
ket town. Let them deal here-for their own
advantage as we'll az for ours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

(Real Estate AuctloDeers.l
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAA Els
y TATE IN ALEXANDRIA.-By virtue Of
a decree Of the Circuit Court Of the county OF
Alexandrin, pronounced al the November term,
1866, in the suit Of Davidson and wife, against
Rock and others, the undersigned Commissi on-
ers therein named, will sell, at public auction,
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of September,
1868, at u o'clocl; m, in front Of the Mayor
office in the city Of AleXandEi&, LOT or
GROUND, on which there is BLACKSMITH
SHOP, in the said city cf Alexandria, on the
north side Of Duke street, and on the west side
of Union street, at their intersection, in front
on Duke street 70 feet, and on Union street -
feet, the back lines being OF the same length,
respectively, as the corresponding front lines
TERMS-Onc. tenth Of the purchaso-money
to be paid in cash on the day Of sale, and tine
remainder in three equal inGtalmonts at SIX
twelve and eighteen months from the day oI
sale, with interest, secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser, with good personal security, and
the title to be retained until the purchaSe-mon-
ey is fully paid, and the property liable TO- DC
reaOld at the risk of the purchaser, for I"'Iihg
to comply with the terms Of sale. Conveyance
ing AMI stamps at cost Of purchaser ,-,.,,
FRANCIS L. SMITH.
EDWARD SWAMI.
auo lO-~2awts COmm'rs, Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, August 22-There is holiday in
London, and stock exchange has closed.
FRANKFoRT, August 22.-U. 5: 5-ZO3 735a15*;
NEW York, August 22-Stoclls strong and
active Money easy at 4a5 per cent. Gold d.
Five-twcnLies, coupons, 49, new II. Ten.tor-
ties 81 coupons 81. North Carolnas, old, !;
new 70!. Virginas, eX-coupon, 81! new d.
Tennessee ex-coupons G4!; new G3II. Exchange
1922
BALTIMORE, August 22,-Virginias, old, in.
scribed, 4G3 bid; do 1866 DC bid; do. 1867 d
bid; do. coupons old and new, 50 bid. North
C0rolinas, new, Il bid.
CO1gEEERCEAE.
LIVERPOOL, August 22-Cotton closed buoy
ant at an advance; uplands l0fAlOa Orleans
llallt; sales have been l5,C0O bales. Bread
stuffs dull Pork firm. Lard quiet. Bacon
advanced to 55s.
LONDON, Aug. 22-Sugar, to arrive, 25s.,
New YoRT. August 22-Flour is 1OazOc low
er. Wheat is dull and nominally lower. Corn
la2c lower. Pork dull; mess S28 90. Lard
heavy; l92a18:c in bbls. Cotton firm mid
ding uplandS soc. FreighLs dull ard lower.
BALTIMoRE, August 22.-Cotton dull nomi-
nally 29a3O for middling uplands. Flour mac;
tive and prices unchanged. Wheat dull and
unchanged Corn firm white l25al26. Oats
dull and unchanged. Rye unchanged. Pork
firm but prices unchanged. Bacon steady bnt
unchanged. Lard quiet and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

REAL ESTATE SALES. The following sales
of real estate were made 10 dayby j. H. Par
rott, auctioneer:
TradeIphia, or Cloud Mill, to J. 7. CarIin,
for $4,000.
Half square ground bounded by Wolfe
Wilkes, Fayette and Payne streets, to f. H.
Barreda, for $500.
Half.square ground bounded by Wolfe,
Wilkes, Payne and West streets, to }. +. Elm,
erson, for 1926.
One-third part Of lot corner Gbbon and Wa
ter streets, IS feet b inches front on Water
street, and running back same width into Poto
mac river to T. j. Barrcda, 5000
Vacant lot S. f.. corner of Alfred and Prince
streets, bought in by W. ". Harper to canoe
his claim, 81 500, and interest $50, $3.50.
Lot and building east Of above 20 feet 10 IN
ches by so feet, to Z, L. Barreda, for $500.
Lot and building east Of above 20 feet 10 IN
ches by 100 feet, to VIM. Vincent, for $500.
Vacant lot cast of above 90 by 100 feet, tc
VIM. Vincent, for 1915.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

CSC. CANAL-The canal is in excellent
order, although the water is still low. This IN
terleres with the operations Of the mills In
Georgetown, and complaints are plenty. The
whole number of arrivals to date is 37S. The
Georgetown correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun says: Canal boats are not arriving in
such great numbers to-day, as the water is low
ard boats are stopped above. The water was
shut off the Georgetown mills twice yesterday
and once last night. 3IS arrivals are booked
thus far since the lst inst. Doe boat or its
way to Alexandria yesterday, just after cross
ing the aqueduct, had to tighten her cargo in
order to proceed further. 1"
We learn that there are about fifty
boats, bound to this place, aground in
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, three miles
above Georgetown. At night when the water
used by the mills at that place is shut oil,
boats can, with difficulty, pass ont. During the
day while the mills are running the water IS
so low that they ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22
AUCTION SALES.
RTNCE WILLIAM LAND.

Bv virtue Of q decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Pri6co William county, entered on the 18th
dav of May, 1868, in a suit In chancery therein
nn3dinr, in which Joseph }. Cockrell and 9TH
prs arn plaintiffs, and William Coleman and
othars are defendants, the undersigned Com
missioners will sell, before the front door ot
the Court House of said county, on AtONOAl .
the 18th day of September, 1865 thaI .Delng
Court day, at public auct30n to NE ,mIgnest
bidder, the following TRACTS or FAhCEh0
OF LAND, to wit: o,-,r,,,
a TRACT OF SEVENTY ACRES, situated
on the road leading from Bradley to Blands,
ford adjoining the lands of Jason Ketchumr +, and
others about miles from the village, OF Man
assas, and IS covered with wood and timber.
A TRACT OF SEVEN ACRES, situated on
Piney branch, adjoining the lands Of John Far
and others, about - miles from the village OF
Manassas, and is covered with wood and tim
Der; and
A TRACT OF TWENTY EIGHT ACRES,
adjoining the lands Of Joseph j. Cockrell and
others, about 81 miles from the village OF Man
assas, about one half cleared, and the remain
der in wood and timber. On the following
TERMS-One-fourth cash, and the remain.
der on q credit Of one and two years, with inter
est from Il day of sale, the purchaser TO give
bond and security for the deferred payments,
and the title to BIO retained as further security
therefor. +. A. " GEDON.
J. J. COCKRELL.
A. NICOL, Commra.
pr;rco William 10 an Or 1--aOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

AN INJUNCTION In connection with the
Railroad case the following notice was served
at the y. S. District Court room, this evening,
upon James S. French:
To James s. French:
Take notice that on Monday, the 9th day Of
August, 1868, | shall apply to the Hon. John
G. Underwood, Judge OF the United States
Circuit Court for Virginia, in CHAMBERS at Al
andria, Va, to attach you for contempt in
violating an Injunction issued by the SAID Court,
at the suit of Horatio 4. Riddle and others,
against James S. French and the Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Company,
on the 25th day Of February, 1867.
HoRATIo r. RIDDLE
BY his Attorneys,
r. J. & J. l.. BRENT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22
---G-.~ So

THE GEORGETOWN COURIER is entitled to
say OF itself: Gas the Courier is the only pa
per printed here, modesty might prevent us
from saying word in its praise but we only
echo the kind expressions of its readers when
we assert that it is as good q journal as the
town has had at any time in its history, quite
as good we insist, as the patronage extended
to it will allow" 1t is not only q good-but
an excellent paper-(We and our friend, OF
course, differ about local interests) and deser-
yes not only all the patronage it receives, but
more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

CTRCTrIT CorRT-TO- DAY.-E S. Hutchln-

CIRCUIT CoURT-To- DAY.-E. s. Hutchln-
son vs. Maris Taylor-comp lanant filed excep-
tions to the Commissioner report.
Javins ct al vs. Javins' admintrator ct al
Commissioners Of sale returned their report
which was ordered to be filed.
Thos A. Waters, surviving, VS.. James a.
English death Of defendant suggested on the
record.
Mary J. Dixon vs. Jefferson Tacey-ciect-
ment--rcmoyed to u. S. Circuit Court under
Court under certorar
Caraher vs.. Ellridgc 4 Co.~-jury and jndsc
ment for defendants
Morris vs.. Makelcy-special plea filed, and
case continued for defendant
Elkanah Ware vs. O., A. & NJ. r. +. Co.
for damages -jury-case not continued when
this report closed at three CLOCK.
The court, it is thought, will continue DIN"
ing next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

JUDGE Fl. w. THOMAS, is now holding his
Court here, and dispatching the business be-
fore the Court, with his usual cOmmcndabe
ability, courtesy, and promptitude. He is de-
servedly respected and esteemed not only by
the Bar, but by all our citizens, irrespective OF
party-who desire to see him continued in his
high and responsible situation, relying, as they
do, upon his independence, honesty and JUS
tice, and his freedom from prejudice or passion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

Police REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE-Geo.
Robertson, for abusing Kitty Smith, both col
ored, was discharged at complainants cost;
James Berry, colored, on complaint OF lIiZa-
beth Berry, his wife, for an assault, was dis
charged at complainant cost--it appearing 10
evidence that the husband had whipped, the
wife because she had pawned some cotton cloth
that he had Just bought for whiskey.
Mary Allen, on complaint of Lizzie johnson.
both colored for disorderly conduct, was tlned
and discharged -,
Lizzie johnson, On complaint OF Mary Allen,
both colored, for disordery conduct, vas lined
and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Capt Irving Ar
r:ngtop. for an assault on Henry Nugent, col
o,ed, was discharged upon the payment OF costs
T. anneared in evidence that the defendant,
who IS the captain Of canal boat, yesterday
evening ordered the complainant one OF his
hands, TO hitch up the mules, when complain
ant told him if he wanted the mules hltched W
he must get somebody else to do it. The cap
tain thereupon, stating that he would do what
he was about to do we're the whole freedmen
Bureau and all HI present, seized stick ana
struck him in the back.
Can't. Bean, of the schr Frank and Ne!ly'
for an nfraotion of the pilot laws, IN refusing
to take on pilot, when spoken, was compeleu
to pay the usual fees. Though coal vessels are
exemp pied by law from the payment OF these
fees, as the Frank and Nelly came here loaoeu
with plaster, Justice Beach held that she was
excluded from the immunity enjoyed by coaI
vessels. ,:
A warrant was issued and executed author
zing a search of the premises OF Mary Susan
Hancock. coIored near the bridge of the A., j.
Ri. r. r., over the Washington turnpike
for a set OF furs valued at $40, stolen from Mrs
q T. S;mDsou, The articles were not found,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22
LOCAL HE f. MI q .
church services, &C.,. Tomorrow.

..-
Christ caureh.-servioe at II q. m, by Rev.
Dr. G. B. Dana
pax George 81. Norton.
He Grace czureh..aservices at II a. M, and p
M; a. ~ ary,.-Service at : and IL a. m, and
4'J Efr rt Prcsbyterian.-No service.
Sscond Presbyteriam.-Sermon in the morn
;nS and at night by Rev. J. T: LeftWich,
" Methodist Episcopal Church Soatth;|Serm9nn
IN the morning and at night by Rev. Mr. Hough.
~ Methodist Episcopal.-No service.
1fsthodist Professionalism service.
Rnptist-Service in the morning and at mgnt
by Rev. E. J. Willis; nd
Village Mapel--Service in the morning ana
at night Gonera1
Prayer Meeting in ths NJ e. Ch drnp a. the
oam;ne week in the Association neWtoom. So
oond aoor of No. SO King street, at b 0, CLOCK.
coi nord;ai welcome will be given to all who
Iii attend upon these means of grace.
T6s Sailors Bethel under the auspices OF y
.ha Christian Association Of Alexandra, at
~ ~, m, on tns wharf at the foot of King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

(ReAl Estate Agents and AucllohecFzJ
COMMISSIONERS SALE or LOTS IN
y ALEXANDRIA.
Pursuantto adecreeOfthe Circuit Court OF the
county Of Fairfax, in a suit in the name OF Al
eyander g. Grigsby CT al, against Edward
Sangster ct al, / shall SELL at the front door OF
the Court House Of Alexandria county, on the
Tth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1868 that benz
Court day, the following described LOIS N
the city Of Alexandria:
ONE LOT, beginning At the intersection Oh
Prince, Commerce and West streets, and run
ming south on West street $50 feet inches TO
the line Of John Clark: thence with the Line OF
said Clark west 100 feet thence north west 8 :
feet 2 inches TO Commerce street; thence with
Commerce street northeast lG9 feet inches /"
The beginning.
Also, another lot conveyed to John L.Fascoe
and Edward Sangster by George kcphaTt and
wife, by deed, bearing date the 18th day OF Au
gust, 1852 and described IS being on t4c$oulh
side Of Prince street. and east SIDE oi West St,
INSTRUMENTATION, and running eaatW with Prince
street l23 feet inches thence south parallel to
West street l7G feet inches; thence West pa
ralel to Prince street 10 West street thence
north with West street to tina beginning.
TERMS-One-tenth Of the purchase-mOhey
to be paid in hand as deposit, 10 be forfeited
if the purchaser fails to comply with the term
of sale; the residue in G. II and l8 months, Win
interest from the day Of sale. Subject to l.
s. tax sale WAhIhN ~ " h1Lt"
iV3l-td Con2mr. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUB.-A meeting for
the purpose of organizing young mems Sey-
mour and Blair club was held last night in the
hall of the Sun Fire Company s Engine House,
B. G. Crook in the Chair, and J. i. Walsh,
Secretary. After some amusing prelmlnares,
during which Mr.. W. II. Cawood, OF King
George, entertained the assemblage with some
remarks, and sung hymn, committee, con,
sisting of j. r. Walsh, John Sullivan, George
R. Williams, Thomas Mitchell, and W. IL.
Bartle, jr, was appointed to nominate pelma-
nent officers for the club, and to report on the
evening of Tuesday next. The meeting then
adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22
THE Rail ROAD CAsE,-The r, S. District

THE Rail ROAD CASE. The u. S. District
Court met this evening at o'clock, when
Judge Underwood stated that he had not had
sufficient time to write out his decision in the
case before him, but that he would say that 1t
was his opinion that in consideration OF the sale
OF tickets heretofore made and Tie tear OF the
holders, that in the event ola change, they would
not be respected and the competence OF theLas-
sees oil the road ana their arrangements with
the Receiver on the other side of the Potomac,
tinue TO have control acd he would therefore
Immediately upon Messrs. Stevens and Phelps
giving the required bond, issue IN order direct
ing the re-delvtry Of the road into their con-
troll, and directing them as officers Of the court
and not rs lessecs to take charge of and run
the trains until such time as the commissioners
appointed by theCourt shall make their report,
when the case came on for final hearing.
He stated that he did not consider the de-
livery of the road into the hands of the receiver,
appointed by the Circuit Court as 4 contempt,
but that he looked upon itas null and void.
He conceded in the judgments of the several
Courts Of the State, as to the nullity OF the
lease
Mr.. A. B. Magruder, Of Baltimore, on the
part of the defendants, resisted the order pro-
posed to be issued, and argued that, until The
accounts we're settled, that the road should re-
| main in the hands of the receiver, appointed
by Judge Thomas.
Messrs. Wells and Smith contenIed Tor the
re delivery Of the road to the Messr5. Phelps
and Stevens.
1t was understood that the requisite bonds
| Of $50, 900 and $4,000 for the faithful dis
charge Of their duties by Messrs Stevens and
Phelps, would be given this evening" when the
| order turning over the road would be granted
to them
Mossrs Reuben Johnston and W. Willough-
by were appointed Commissioners to audit the
| accounts Of the road.
1t is expected that the trains on the road
will run on Monday next,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

JUDGE MOORE, formerly Of Kentucky, now
a resident Of this city, is an ardent Conserya-
tive, and is doing good service to the cause Of
peace and restoration, by his speeches, deiV-
cred at the request Of his fellow citizens. lie
is always listened 10 with pleasure, and hia re-
marks are always to the point, and tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-22

LARGE COUNTRY SToRE.-One ofthe finest,
and best arranged country stores in Virginia,
with large assortments Of goods of all descrlp-
tons, is at the Salem depot, in Fauquier coun,
ty. It always looks like business there and it
deserves to prosper. .