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New Jersey, Nov. ?cth. Isos.
Ma. II. =. KGRSER-Dear Sir:--l hereby cer-
tify that for years my face was covered with
what are called black head worms. presenting
q most disagreeabl" appearance. oi course
was very anxious u have them remove" and
tried every remedy could hear Of i"r ihatPuf
pose. bu, with me- success. until u-ei your El'-
idcrnic Regeneration. ! used one h",il" aii
the effect was almost magical. II has entirely
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smoolh complexion. | chreriully aud with
confidence recommend u I" all similarly Affect
ed. believing that II will benefit them a. 1t has
done the. Respectfully yours.
Mas. joan HoRSER. Bprteutown. y. J.
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Or. seigers's Autumn speclOc.

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sent by mail for % cts, i've Tor dollar ia.rtt
siih guide TO the unmarried Addf~-. WILLIAM
CO Book Publisher. Philadelphia
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Under the care " RAY. and Mas. Il. J. CONE.
Ar 10 WSOHTO NV, MAI TIMORE 60, Md.,
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GREAT
Epidersnic Regeneration,

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TTHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
Il scriber has received from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters OF admins
tration on the estate Of
ANN =. SAUL.
iato Of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned a. exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. 3, the subscriber, on or before
hs 5M day Of Nay, 1869
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estatc. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested % make immediate
payment Given under my hand this I'd day
ISAAC MccURLEY,
Of Buscy a Mccurly. n Fayette 81, Baltic.
Sept. 5.-4ts Administrator.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters Of admins
tration ON the estate OF
WILLIAM II. FOUNTAIN.
late Of said county. deceased All persons hav'
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned o. exhibit thc same with the vouchers
thereof "a the sui scriber,
on or beJo-s ne 5h day Of Nay. Is6Vi
they may other ise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of sa:t estate. Those indebted TO
said estate arc requested 10 make immediate
payment. Give under my hand this I'd day
" JOHN II. HITcHESE.
u. fillmore city, Administrator
sept s.-tt.
rrHis rs TO , We NOTICE. That the sub.
scriber ha. obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testamenta
~ on the estate 81
JONATHAN THARP,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned % exhibit the same with the voucher,
thereofto the subscriber.
on o. before TIC 5h day Of Nag, 1867
they may Otherwise Ly law be excluded FROM
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this LIST day
ELEANOR A. THARP.
Sent 5.--lts Executrix.
TUNHIs Il To GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters Of admins
| tration GA tho estate II
FRANCIS KENDiG.
| late of said county, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims agains the said estate are hereb!
warned 10 exhibit the same with the voucher
| thereof ID the subscriber,
| In or bcfore Me I'd day Of Nay. 1859
| they may otherwise by law be excluded iron
| ali bcnekt Of said estate. Those indebted t.
/ said estate are requested ~ make immediate
| payment. Given under my hand this "a da,
Of September. ises. o,
Sept. s.-its AdministratriH
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Ma. II. ,. KERSER-I'-ar Sir Permit me {"
dermic Regeneration. y permanent removal and
cure al all skin di.saser-among the many
medicines before the public. know Of meme de
serving Of more confidence. deem !; but jus
tiee % Mr.. Kerner to thus publicly ackn"wl-
edge the merits at his preparation. have
used 1t in my family with the most perfect sue
il " many oi my friends in this vicinity. and
ia no case have known il 20 TAIL In de- what
il claims. There are hundreds suffering from
the various forms oi skin diseases. many Of
them extremely repulsiye. who will gladly avail
cine. fcheerfuliy recommend il Ia any IN need
Of such = remedy. Yours. most respectly,
FERDINAND J. JENNINGS.
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Towsontown Female Seminary,

4 NONE SCHOOL FOR fOUN0 LADIES
Mas. ~. A. acHENcR, PHiNcIpAL.
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DY virtue Of a decree 81 the Circuit Court "i
I'D Baltimore county. the undersigned. ~.
Trustee. will offer nj public auction, at the Tx
change SHl~srSom. IN Baltimore city. On
M,,lnr.lnn. "a, anM ,lnl II Noni,n.L..
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addition To which claim I" r,," better roo. II ~
sanr character
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-11
Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday, the committee Of
conference reported back the Naval Appro-
priation bill, and it was passed. The report OF
the committee restores the provision struck
out BY the Senate, that the master mechanics
shall be appointed from civil life, and that the
civil engineers and naval storekeepers at the
different navy yards shall be appointed by the
President, subject to confirmation by the Sen.
ate. The bill providing for the admission OF
North Carolina and other Of the Reconstructed
States to representation in Congress was taken
up, and led to prolonged discussion: a num-
Der of additional amendments were offered, but
few adopted. The third section was amended
so as to provide that the State officers shall be
installed without delay. A separate vote was
taken on the amendment including Alabama in
the provisions of the BILL and it was retained.
The discussion was continued until after ten
o'clock last night, when the bill was PASSED by
vote of yeas 81, nays 5.
In the House Of Representatives, yesterday,
the Committee on Ways and Means reported
bill to increase the revenues from duties on
imports, and to extend and equalize exports
and imports. The bill authorizing the Post
master General to contract with the n. Z Com
mercial and Navigation Steamship Company to1
the transportation of mails between New York
and Bremen, was passed. MIR. Phelps attempt
ed to introduce an amendment extending. the
provisions Of the bill to the B. & 0. Railroad
Company's Liverpool Line, and to the Ba!tl,
more and Havana Steamship Line, but it was
objected to and not received. The bill was
passed to remove disabilities from the Supreme
Judge and Auditor Of the State Of Arkansas.
for participating in the rebellion. M. El
bridge offered resolution, as privileged
question, requiring that the Board OF Mana,
gers examine the contumacious Woolley al
once, to the end that he be released from Gus
tody. Tho reception of the resolution was Oh
jected to, SO itsdid not come before the House.
Mr.. Butler stated that meeting Of the Mana,
gers had been called tor to day, when Woolley
would be examined. Mr.. Schenck then moved
that the House 60 into Committee Of the Wholt
and resume the consideration of the Tax bill
Mr.. Butler sought to introduce a motion tc
postpone the bill until December next, but this
could not be done in ORDER and the vote OF
going into Committee of the Whole was made
test, and the House, bya vote of So to 81
decided to continue the consideration OF tho
bill, with which it was occupied during the re
mainder of the session.
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CONFERENCE BOUNDARIES AT the late
session OF the Chicago IL. E. General Con
ference, the following, in relation to confer
encc boundaries was adopted:
Baltimore Conference shall embrace the Dis
trict Of Columbia, the Western Shore ofMary
land excepting so much of AlIeganY coan-
ty as lies west OF the dividing ridge Of the AL
IcgaDy mountains, the county of Frederick,
in the State OF Virginia, and the counties OF
Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan, HAMPSHIRE Min
eral. Hardy, Pendletop and Grant, in the State
Of West Virginia. ~ -,.z ID. .-.
Virginia Conference shall include all OF the
State Of Virginia not embraccd 10 Baltimore
and Wilmington ConfareGc2s and P0cahontas,
Grecnbrier and Monroe counties Of West Eir-
ginia. .'--:.5I. -. ':---
Washington Conference (of colored meta
bers) shall embrace Western Maryland, the
District Of Columbia, and Virginia. .,.. =.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The contest in the Norfolk district goes on
BayDe vs. Chandler Bayne is received ia
vorably by his brother blacks in some portions
Others. Givins, black man from South Car
DINA, was brought on to electioneer against
Bayne-but at Norfolk Bayne' s friends greeted
him with groans and other tokens Of disappro-
baton.
Since the Office of Register Bond was opened
in Richmond nearly one thousand persons in
the Richmond District have taken advantage
of the bankrupt law. About forty have been
discharged, and it is noteworthy fact that
there have been no discharges in any other dis
trict in the Southern States, No applications
have been made since the lst of June.
Chief Justice Chase was serenaded at Rich
mond on Monday night. A large crowd assem-
bled on very short notice, but all their calls
were Intellectual in procuring speech.
Mi. Davidson, at Danville, has been arrest
ed and will be tried by military commission,
for Shaping Thayer, the Radical candidate for
Congress, in the mouth.
The streets Of Fredericksburg, Va, were
lighted with gas Tor the first time, on Saturday
night last. ~rsraa n
/ WINCHESTER, VA.-The Winchester Times
says:-"We understand that the new corpora
ton court has sent the following nominations
to military headquarters for confirmation;
Commonwealth attorney, John W. jenkins,
vice T. W. M. Holiday; corporation clerk, c.
M. Gibbons, vice Rev. Norval Wilson; town
sergeant, Henry Besore, vice Edward Hof-
man" Mr.. Robert 7. Conrad, Mayor Of
Winchester, Oh hearing that military order
had been received for bis removal, Immediate
ly resigned his Office. George W. CHM is his
successor. Mr.. G. is the Radical nominee for
the Virginia Senate
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III q e R.EED-

AT Sc. Paul's Church, Alexandria Va, June
iOsh, BY Rev, James T. Johnston, WILLIAM
ROBBINS. Of Philadelphia, Pa, and Miss
MARIA MARSHALL WEEKS. Of this city.
On The 9th instant, at the residence of tho
bride in Alexandri&, Va, by the Rev. John
r. James, JOHN MULLEN to DELILAH
ROLLS. both Of this city.
{. In this city, on Wedne:day morning, tho 10th
instant, by Rev James r. LeftWich, JAMES
-OTISa SPEAK, OF Baltimore, nd, to ELIZA
BETH D., daughter Of the late James .. Law
Of Baltimore.
On the 4eh instant ut AmissviIle, Rappahon-
nock county by the Rev. Barnet Grimsley, the
Rev. THORNTON STRINGFELLOW aged
80 years, to Mrs EMILY BOWEN, widow OF
th6 late Dir. z. Bowen: in her G8th year.
Ats PQui's Church, Petersburg, Va, June
2d, By Rev j. il. d. WingfeldI +. L. IILGh-
MAN, Of Cumberland, Md, to ANNA d.,
daughter Of Colyuc. George w Boiling.
1t "Oland Farm, Stafford county, w the
residence Of the brides mother. on the 4th IN
slant by the Rev. Charles 3. Young, HENRY
G O'BANNON, Of Falmouth, Va, to LIZZIE
FEAZIEA, Of Virginia.
June 10, at ST. Peters Church, Baltimore by
Rev. Dr. Julius Z, GrammeT, rector, Colonel
WNI NJ. WHERRY, U. S. 4 of St. Louis
Mo, to Miss ALICE. youngest daughter Of TIE
late q. G. Grammor, esq, Of Washington, Dc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-11

r. PUNGENT. r. J. Brent esq, Of Baltimore,
one of the counsel OF WoolIey, replies to a re-
mark by Mr. B. I. Butler, made in the House
Of Representatives, calling the counsel, con
spiratora." He tells Mr. Butler that moth
ing but his constitutional exemption could So
cure him from just accountability Tor 50 false 4
CHARGE. lie concludes as follows:
''No one buta being deficient in masnanimity,
honor, 4nI true courage, woaId thus wantoajy
tralnce gentleman engaged in the discharge
Of hgh Iro!ession1! duty. make this
statement merely that the facts may be known,
not from any apprehension that nay character
can be injured by assault from q man who never
held position which he did not disgrace a"d
whose name is at this moment the ioulest blot
on bis country's history. Il I needed any re
futation Of this caIumny, it would be found in
the prompt and manly declaration Of Spc2Ec!
Cofax, that the counsel should not be called
conspirators, By which he showed his arprecia-
ton of justice. -... ......
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Esy 3. FL. ParroEf. A;1oGioGcer.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TEUST TO
- I. i. kinzcr decd, recorded in Libcr q,
10. 3, Folio 437, Of the Lard Records Of Alex
an&ria county, The undersigned, as substituted
Trustee win proceed 10 oGer. ut public sale, to
the higho-t bidder, or SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of june next, ct T. m, in front Of the NIGy
or's office. one undivided fourth part Of g 10 :
0FuE0yND. in tho town Of Alexandria, and
bounded rs follows: Beginning at the southeast
corner OF madison and Fairfax streets, and ran
ming thence south on Fairfax street sixty feet
t&clc2 oastcry GnG parallel with Madison ST.,
extending into The Potomac river, then return
ing to the p'2cy OF beginning and running thence
east with Madison street into the Potomac,
thence 10 the second line.
TEH5IS-Une-s fourth oftGo purchase-lnoney
in cash; thc remainder at tarpo and ST.; months,
lib Interest from The Gay Of sale, and the title
to DC retained u-tit al Tie payments arc made.
~ AGDMEW JAMESON,
nv 19-2awts Trustee
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN A,LEXAN-
IT, Dl2IA, "a.
Dy virtue Of :. l9.aeo Of tie Ciscait Court OF
Alexandra county, pgo12u4ccd At its Nay
term, 1866, in he case Of II. B. DeCoster and
wife va j.. h. j.. snyder, the undersigned,
Commissioners, therein named. will, on SAT-
UEDAY tho 18Th day Of june ncXE, q. y M,
in front OF the Mayors Office, AleXanGriA, Va,
cller for sale, at public auction, Tie following
property to VT:
A LUT OF GROUND, with a story f5ssss.:l
BHICE HOUSE thereon. situated on the . salzth1
north side Of Prince, near The intersection OF
Prince and water streets.
TERMS CL0~toarth cash, &nd tho residue
II three, six and twelve months, with interest
from the day Of sale; the bonds Of the purchas-
or, with security, to be taken for the said defer
rcd payments, and Inc title retained until the
purchase money is p@ld. -
- GEO ". BRENT.
S. 2. BEACH.
NY 10--eo.s Commission rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-11

The yellow fever prevails in Nicaragua
Mons. De Lesseps, French Minister to Peru,
has died Of yellow fever at Lima. The Peru.
Wan Minister of Foreign Affairs has also died.
Two hundred deaths occur daily at Lima. The
disease is spreading along the coast, and has
reached Islay.
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Scene before the Impeachment Mama
gers Committee, as reported by u witness:
Butler-What became Of the money Wool!ey
left in your hands? 2, .ol tH.- .-ETG-:,E-
Witness-I have it in my pocket.
Butler-Producc it and the paper contained
in the cnvelope. =. -,---- ,.- .--.-.-. ..
Witness-Here is the money, but the paper
you can't have. -.....,- .............,
Butler received the package Of money and
directed witness to leave the room, which he
declined to 90, saying he was responsible Tor
the money and was cot willing to leave it 10
Buffers hands. Butler threatened to arrest
him, but witness denied his right to Go so. At
last Butler proceeded to overhaul the money
and said: find here SIG, 100.
Witncss-I'Il swear handed you ST, 100
Butler-Theo you had better count it your
self -...r...sa. a.. .-... r e..
Witness If you will raise that newspaper
I think you will find q thousand dollar bill IN
der il. .....a. III. ......r I'll e..
Manager Logan now, for the first time, inter-
fercd and remarked:
Yes, General, / sec 4 corner Of the rotc
sticking out.
Butcr-Oh, yes; did not see it. VAST
angt0n Express. ~ ........- ... .
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ESreIgR News

The North German Confederation propose
to European powers and America the ezcmp-
ton of private property from Seizure during
war. --.--'.-.
The Prussian Government is about commcnc-
ing additional Notifications at Cologne. $500,
The Austrian Reichsrath has adopted bill
selling the State domain.
King Leopold and Queen Maria have tender
welcome to Admiral -Farragut, wac has ar,
rived at Brussels from Antwerp. Admiral
Farragut partook OF q grand banquet yesterday
at Brussels. rf..r- @c.e....