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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25
A MODEL Exhibition
In every sense Of the word.

Management have the honor Of presenting
TIE BEST STUD OF
THOROUGHBRED HORSES,
THE BEST LADY Riders,
THE BEST PAD RIDERS,
THE BEST BAREBACK RIDERS,
THE BEST THREE
CLOWNS IN AMERICA,
THE WONDERFUL
DWARF ELEPHANT.
Prof. THOMPSONS
GREAT PERFORMING BULL,
The Multiform Feats of this Animal in the ring
r.. surpasses belief, and have Justly been
classed among the
WONDERS OF THE 18TH CENTURY.
Prof GEO. FOREPAUGHS
MATCHLESS TRAINED WILD ANIMALS,
More Trained Animals exhibited to the Au
dience than any Show has ever
exhibited before.
MARK THE ARRAY OF TALENT!
Mile JOSEPHINE TOURNIAIRE,
Premiere Equestrienne & Maitresse DuChcYal
Miss CAROLINE WARD,
The "Elfn STAR of the Arena,
MADAME DEMOTT,
The celebrated Classic Eq4sastrienne.
MADAME CARLOTTA,
The Dashing and Dauntess Equestrienac and
'Sprlte Of the ring
Mr.. J. DENOTE,
Whose Beautiful md Daring Equestrian Per
sonations have gained for him the title of the
"Winged Mercury"
Mr.. J. WARD.
The Model Clown, jester and Grote2Qua the
great Multform Performer Of the profession
AS a Slack Rope performer and in Plate Spin
ming, Juggling: &C., Mr.. Ward acknowledges
no equal. ~
Mr.. JAMES MYERS
The Genial and Original Jester.
Mr.. CHARLES MORGAN,
The Celebrated Trick Clown.
THE ARABIAN BROTHERS,
The most wonderful Athletes Of this or any
other age, in their Picturesque and Agile Group
ings, TOurbillons and Vaultings.
THEODORE TOURNIARE,
A prominent member Of the illustrious fanny
that have challenged tie admiration Of the
world. ....
MISSES IRENE CARLETON
And JENNY CARNEAL.
Madames SIVORI, BARTON,
..... And UNDERHILL.
Messrs. LABLACHE, POLENSKI,
,... HENDERSON, BARLOW and JAY,
Together with 3 full and competent, Corps Of
Grooms, Equeries, Ushers and Attendants.
THE MENAGERIE DEPARTMENT
is Managed by Mr.. George Forepaugh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25
Gold.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Gold TO- day 1909.
Gold

[COMMU NICATED.
HONESTY REwAEDED.-On Monday evening,
about dusk, q lad of some ten years, in passing
through the market house, discovered a stall
unlocked and open. lie very wisely closed
and locked it, taking the key TO his home. His
mother sent him to the market early the next
morning, SO that the parties would not be sub
jected TO any inconvenience. The little fellow,
al elated with the prospect of circus money,
was taken aback when told by the owner that
he had no right to touch it, and to let it alone
hereafter; but, after some scolding, the owner
said, will give you something for your hon
esty, and kindly offered him three cents Tho
lad did nos wish to rob him after preventing
him from being robbed, and quietly refus cd
If consistency isa jewel rewarded honesty must
be two jewels ..-- - Ii - - Z:
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ALSO, A TRACT OF LAND,

on the west side of Goose Creek, containing Il
acres roods and 20 perches, bounded on the
south side by the Leesburg Turnpike road, and
adjoining the burnt bridge. ...
TERMS-Ten per cent Of the purchase-mon-
ey to be paid in cash on the day of SALE as de-
post, to be forfeited if the purchaser tails to
complete his purchase; the residue of the pur-
chase money to be paid as follows: Onethird
on the confirmation Of tho sale by the Court;
one-third in one year from the day OF sale; and
the remaining third in two years from the day
of sale; the purchasers to give their bonds tor
the deferred in:talmcnts, bearing interest from
the day of sale, and the title to be retained rs
security for their payment -.
Persons DESTROYS of examining the land will
please call on Mr. George Kephart, at Belmont,
adjoining the land offered for sclo.
MATTHEW HARRISON.
JOHN JANNEY.
J. L. Rinker Auc'r. Commissioners.
POSTPONEM EN- .--The sale Of the above
property has been postponed until 4dONDAY,
the 9th of June, 1868, Court day The tract of
SAB acres will be divided into THREE LOTS,
which will be sold separately.
MATTHEW HARRISON
JOHN JANNEY, Comm rs
Leesburg, ap 21-eots
POSTPONEM ENT-The above sale is post
poned until SATURDAY, August 8th, 1868,
ut which time it will be sold at the hour and
place above named. ...
MATTHEW HARRISON,
JOHN JANNEY,
ie l6-e0ts Commr'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

COMHaERGEAA.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET June 8.-Flour is
steady at previous quotations, and owing to the
limited supply the decline in the Northern
markets has notbeen experienced here yet
Wheat is dull and prices weak; offerings very
light and good to prime red 24Oa245. inferior
lots 1885, Corn quiet and 1a2c lower; offerings
only reached about 700 bushels sales at 108a1O9
for white, yellow and mixed. Oats quiet, with
sales at IS. Rye inactive, and no sales reported.
Plaster in fair supply, and prices have d. clined;
we now quote lamp at SIS per ton, delivered on.
the cars ssfHtsE y-s5s. ,lg-s"-.:.@ %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

Dry GooDS.- Probably there has never been
a season when 50 much uncertainty of feeling
in regard to the future of the dry goods market
was entertained as happens to be the case now.
The buyers are not anxious to buy, and the
sellers are half afraid to sell. There Is an I'M
pen, that prices are either going up or going
down In the meantime all parties keep eharp
eye on the market watching for some indica-
Lions of change.-N. Y. Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

1T does not appear that the ''Ritualstic"
difficulty in the Church Of Englabd,is any near
er solution now that it has been, Most Of the
reports on the subject that we have seen, made
by Royal Commissions, and ecclesiastical au
thorities are ON the 9"shilIy shaly' order, not
to Speak irreyerently of church dignitaries on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

The omnibus bill, admitting the two Carroll
mas, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and Louisiana
will become a law to-day, unless vetoed, can and
Invested, hardly be delayed beyond tomorrow.
Wedo not expect it to pass without this ordeal,
as the President it was thought, would send in
his veto o-day -. 500,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

Hunnicutt, gcaded to desperation by the
treatment he has received, and maddened by
the efforts of the Radicals to supplant him, in
his New Nation, says: @zGIa
'"There is point beyond which patience and
well nigh reached that point. We hope and
earnestly pray that we may not be forced to
make any public exposition. But when we
die the world shall hear oar expiring groans. !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

tits said that MIR. Eliot, Chairman Of the
Committee on Freedmer's Affairs, has prepar-
ed a bill providing for the sdiscontipuauce of
the Freedmen Bureau on and after the lst Of
January next, and making General Howard
secure in his Office as Commissioner until that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

From all portions of the country, delegates
and visitors have commenced vending their
way to New FORK to attend the National Con-
servative Democratic Convention, to be held
in that city on the 18th of July. The hotels
there are already rapidly filling up. ~. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

By latest advices from Europe it appears
that the stockholders of the North German
Lloyd Line Disclaimers running between Balti-
more and Bremen have called meeting in
that city to discuss the propriety of putting on
at an early date two additional steamers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

Tho interest coupons, due LIST proximo,. on
Orange and Alexandria bonds, Virginia Cen
trail bonds and Virginia Central per ct. bonds,
are payable by Johnston Brothers q Comply,
Baltimore -. ...t {. ........ .... .." H..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25
MARINE List.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JUNE 25.

.. ARRIVED.
Steamer Express .Nickle, Baltimore, to j.
Broders & Co. ..-..:.. --.l..
Wheat. I. e
...H s..' SAILED.
Steamer Geo H. Stout, Ford, Philadelphia,
by NJ. Eldridee g Co.
Schr. Jesse Hart I'd, Pearson, Boston, by Cen
trail Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25
CANAL MERGE.
" 2stas.-7yTT.TIIi, sE,,SSec-5;cyyTT
P.ssst1se-zs-l <-s'.rySsSS---ry-ss---
$50 - 49,
THURSDAY. June 26.

Thu KSDA !, June 70.
Anne Bell, w. H. Boteler, F. Swaine. J. B.
Towton, G. S. Calan, Praire Flower, S. J.
Gress, Lucy Hall-to Central Coal co. Boats
J. M. Smith, Amazon--to Hampshire y Balti-
moro Coal Co. Boats John P. Moore, Harvey
Fisk, A. Clarke. j. S. Davenport J. Wander,
to American Coal Company. Boats Golden
Eagle, Hawk-to Boyco y Go.
Departures Junata, Atlanta, Rain
bow, John o. Brien, Mary s. Anna, n: NJ.
Blackler Industry, American Boy. Gypsy
Queen, w. H. Boteer, Golden Eagle, General
Washington, D. Stewart, g. a. PeaTre-for
Cumberland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

Gen. Garfield, Congressman from the Nine
tecnth District, in Ohio, was sgain nominated
by acclamaton from the same district. -yestcr-
day. ~ ".-E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

The mission of Mr.. Burlingame and the
Chinese Embassy, it is thought will result in
opening increased trade in silks and teas, and
also, in securing further facilities for the opera
tionsof Christian missionaries in the Celestial
Empire ,e.: ZJ.;eaE ase@v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25
MAYORS OFFICE,

NOTICE. -. nAro5 juno oz e. i55ss.
All persons owning and keeping dogs within
the city limits, are notified that they are requir-
ed to take out license by the Both ofJune.
Persons failing to do so will be dealt with &C
cordng to law.
Persons keeping hogs will remove them out
side the Corporation limits by the 30th Of June,
or will be dealt with as above.
ie 25-4t VIM. N. BERKELEY, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

Mr.. James Brooks, and forty-four other
Democratic members of the House of Repre-
sentatives have entered protest against the
admission Of Arkansas, under the terms, and
in the manner in which it has been admitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

Senator Henderson, Of Missouri, was mar
rcd to-day, 10 Washington, to a daughter Of
Mr.. ,Foote OF the Patent Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25
THE cotton FARM.

containing about 643 acres Of land, bounded for
the G. & O. Canal, within one mile Of the above
named Nil! Seat and within y miles of the
Farmwel Depot, on the A.. L. & H. h, R.
The land is Of good quality-a part of it river
bottom, with about 400 acres of good timber in
one bOdv The improvements are q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25
r E9W S 4 L 0 Q N

7 OUDOUN LAND AND VALUABLE
L. .sg MILL, SEAT FOR SALE. ....
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Of
Loudoun county, rendered on the =; 22d day Of
October, 1860, in the case Of Israel Warner and
others, plaintiffs, against George kephart and
others, defendants, and by consent Of the said
George Kephart, given in writing, the under
signed, Commissioners, named in said decree,
will proceed, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
April, 1868. being the first day Of the County
Court Of Loudoun, in front of the Court House
in Leesburg, at II o'clock m, to sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the following
described Real Estate, situated in said county
of Loudoun, in the State of Virginia, to wit;
TIE TRACT OF LAND AND MILL SEAT
containing 81 ACRES This is the tract on
which the Elizabeth Mills, now burned down,
formerly Stood and is exceedingly valuable
1t lies on Goose Creek, near its mouth, within
/! miles of ~ lift lock. on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. The water power is amply sulii-
cient to drive four pair Of five feet burs it has
a right Of way to the river, and flour can be
taken from the mill door to Georgetown and
Alexandria for lie per barrel There is q good
brick Miller's House and other out-buildings,
and it is we'll adapted for all manufacturing
purposes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

The trial of Jeter Phillips, in Richmond, is
going. on, slowly. 1t will probably last tor
several days perhaps weeks. -. ).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

'''Mr.o .Thaddeus Stevens regrets the publica
tion,of statements regarding his new impeach
ipent articles, as they are decidedly prema
ture" All ! indeed ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

The National InteligeDcer says: 1T is re-
ported that there are reasons which make it
proper that General Meade should not return
to Atlanta the force of which he himself re-
cogniZes and acts upon" 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

A dispatch from Washington in the Rich
mond News says: '"Gen. Schofeld reports the
amount still required to carry out the recon
struction laws to the Both June, is $685., 00o ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25


The. ELECTION IN VIRGINIA. Norfolk
Virginiau, IN view of the probability that an
election will soon be ordered in Virginia, says
that the Central Committee should "see to it
without delay that every effort is made to Sc.
cure an honest count of the votes polled. In
order to, do this they should have consulta
ton: with General Stoneman, and secure from
him an, order. similar to that published byGen-
cal Meade in Georgia. Give us two inspectors
for each precinct from the opposing parties, to
be appointed by the people, and We caut then
exercise some control over the ballot. But
without this, the committee must see that de-
feat is foregone conclusion. With our thir
teen thousand white majority all we ask is a
fair count, and we are greatly in error in esti.,
mating the honorable nature of General Stone:
man sc We are wrong in the belief that he will
grant us the reasonable protection tor which
we ask. - 8 =. - > - ~ ~s.~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

- A writer in an exchange characteuzes sci
eptifc essay which he had been compelled tc
read, as "a bore equal in intensity to long ed
itorial on politics, in hot weather." There is
something in that !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25
COMFORTABLY DWELLING

new Switzer Barn, Corn House, Dairy, Smoke
House and Carriage House, and Spring Of
never failing water near the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

Mr.. Disraei, the British Prime Minister,
does not abate his fears of the result of Glad
stones movement on the Irish Church question
but in all Of his speeches and communications
talks of it as revolution. a...a.g rs aa.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-25

: Perry Fuller, Of Kansas, was yesterday nom
mated Tor the office of Commissioner OF Inter.
nal Revenue by the President
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Mrrs1cAL PUBLICATIONS.

William Hall g. Son are the American pub
Of the piano and vocal OF Waaces Opera OF
"The Desert Flower" Their edition forms handsome
folio. clearly printed on heavy paper, and embeshed
with portrait OF the composer.
Mr.. Theodore Hagen, No. 500 Broadway, has
,t published Oscar Pfeers Atier Polka" dedicated
70 the wellknown prima donna, portrait OF whom
races the titlepage Mr.. Pfeer has played this lively
Aud agreeable composition with great applause az S
Concerts in this city, and we presume IL VIII peeono
POPULAR
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. JANUARY 49, 1865

, be has never fairly appreciated, recognize him only
WHOM M informed adversary. Yet the time has
as an eeducated Engshmen OF all ought frankly
"heit the high qualities OF mind, the whole
~ ~ fest that the world Of letters In New England has
hitherto produced. In memory OF these qualities the
ts of his cOuntrymen will continue, with or with
t re sanction Of foreigners TO revert with respect and
Ottnde 10 the old-fashoned village struggling through
aodovys whore the Assabeth unes with the Musket-
d 70 Green toward the sea, famous the first battle
an ~ the Revolutionary War; and as the birthplace OF
american Transcendentalisn.
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Third Edition.
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AAA'A'' '''''''' PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS
The NOS, ,ni Of the Public Resolutions Passed he Second
Session ofihs xxxlxh conge"
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October. 1867.
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vot. ofstate L,s,.isrs the Constitutions. Amendment
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Por," Population the United States om 100 to io
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OPPOSITE TIFFANY a Co.
THE CRY Is, land STILL THEY COMEw
H. C. p KOCH Gate JOHN HEATD.
DRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION.

rNHE CRY is, land STILL THEY COMEw
nc. p KOCH 0sse JOHN HEATD.
DRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION
The principle which win Away, prov. IL
self successful even in th. dull season 49,,
READY CASH AND SMALL PROFITS STILL VICTORIOUS
SHdc So A0fO1 aS% ONLY 1 Is' r voc 80
well conducted store Cyl and GSiSg ias,TeH 1,sSd'H'e
Clearing ont wpr Dress v Good. at s ss, ihsP s'e" P'
Atwood scotch Long shsas s.
D''4 TIE 2UCrIoN-FLAG STILL WAVES.
Bf Ssa Bs 2si sS slss Conf q Il
TABLE-DAMASK NAPKINS TOWELS, &c, &c
Nursery Diapers only I'll rs piece Of II yards All goods {" al
THE BUSINESS IN Trs GLORY THE STORE IN FULL BLAST.
Yard vide Brown Su sh,ee,t ag 10 ana ne o..
Fine aiiwoOl white fanne Sc.
Lace Curtains and nottingham Laces
T Ty . I.ss nI c cssy sT; lie H, M
NJ D'' DRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION.
H.c.F KOCH Gae JOHN HEATH,
No IS Carnins-., corner Beecher.
sIthsve Fulton Ferry and BeecEers. PISS the door
CORNYN BROTHERS WILL OFFER ON
~ MONDAY, DRESS GOODS AND cLoAKING CLOTHS AT A
Ere FRRScH f MERSos SOe; BLACK PoPLE ALPAcAssa
cLoASISG CLOTHS IRON - TO 81 So w9 S 81 rvso
IR0cHE AND PAISLEY i sHAwLs w At HALF PRICE
Ss e Fas Eyd REs TSkSsD SHfas
soILED, AT HALF THE GOLD COST.
HEAVY lo4 BLANKETS AT 80 50 PAIR; WORTH So
EXTRA FINE ~ MUSLIN. l0c. WORTH l8c
ALL GOODS AT A GREAT REDUCTION, AT
CORNYN BROTHERS,
No 459 EIGHTHAVB. COR. THiRfYFOCRTHsr.
NTEN's FURNISHING GOODS
Nl AT REDUCED PRICES
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
LAMBswo0L AND COTTON HALF HOSE.
KID LINED AND CLOTH GLOVES.
sCARPs. TIES HASKERCHIEFs, &C.
SUPERIOR SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
TO ORDER OR RBADY.MADB,
AT THE SHIRT AND COLLAR DEPOT.
No Il Pulton-st, corner Of Pearist
THEODORE C. GRASSIs, Age,t
MILLIKEN & Co.,
No. 74S BkOa Nay.
Of hous,kspe their large and complete sss
mentof
IRISH LINENS
TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS,
sHEErING AND PILLOW LHBss.
TOWELS, DIAPERS, &C.,
which they selling at yery lOv prices
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nICKENS's AMERICAN NOTES ,

PETRRsoSS NEW EDITION, with NEW ILLUSTRATED
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