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BEESWAX-The moderately active and pne are sleA
,sles Of 42ia43lc for yellow Western and Southern
BRISTLBS unchanged the demand Is moderate We quos a.
from a 50 for American, and Gray and white
demand has been less active and the zone OF Tue %
du Holders sales 70 extent ana me afhe
80. Al decline grades Including Jy - arrive TIE
saes are S bales Of which 1901 taken By sppne 70 pese
tors nd 8 70 exporters: sales also of 100 bales Low hdng of
December 22tc 800 bales Abiding for December anu January al
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P1SSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM SAVANSAH--n steamship CeopatrlN l. Waite G A.
Go0dyear Daet :. y Carlton ~ !. Adder, j. " kee Mrs
r. a. Stuart stuart Wm Fisher Wm o. Terg. T. \ Jones.
NJ. r.. Fleming, aud 10 s;eerage
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Proposals.
OPPIca DEPOT AND Distressing QUARTERNA'rRR,
HKADeUARTzKs DEPARTMENT up TUE SOUTH,

-~~~~
OYTica DEPOT Distressing QUARTEEMa'rER,l
HEADQUARTERS DEPAKTNBNT oF TUE SOUTH
ATLANTA. Ga, Nov 9 1908 -
DR0P0SALS.-SEALE PROPOSALS, o,, VIII III
tins Office until Il MONDAY, AoT - 1905, Tor
'''P 500 900 pounds WESTERN OATS,
al 500 pounds CORN,
/ 600 O00 pounds TIMOTHY hay, ba'ed,
'200,0OO pounds STRAW bsed
Oats prime quality sound free from dust or dirt anl
put up IN good. strong sacks , H.. r..
weed. Tie whole viii he subjected to rid Inspection
All Forage delivered the siding OF Aessrs
Wright Carr at the Quariermasis Storehoase ioo' Of
h 10 ssee January 1859 and to continue in equal guam
the hrst day Of zach month for ne inonihs ensuing
Proposals should be made for each soe sEPsHArELf ana 10 rPL
doeen hand % the Of whom there must De az
M m offered as surety faithful performance Of the contract
Bi be received 70, any less than 1000 pounds
bids as nav be for tue best iu,sres Of the service
Proposals addressed to the undersigned and ndor'ed upon
envelope Proposals the Delivery Of Forage and STRAW
by order oiBrry BrgGen l. saIton bel Y m.,,-,.rrr
Brevet Captain srd A. A. Q NJ G $ A. 10 ehsge q Depot
DROPOSALS will be received on or before
tse le a a.. ' S6s5, S 9 o CIaTHEs for
o. tl, e ,I5 m TSroRW Prics, viii he given on aop
cation 60 sanI1, I1e---, - -
OrYlcg or ANY cLoTmSq ASD EorPAaS'}
NKv YoRg Nov. %. 1863
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
> unt u O'Clock FRIDAY The 10Th o. November 700
i b FlAi' coRSET. bell rout SOP setoa. large
+ FIAT TENOR H0iS ieiI up top action. large.
FLAT BASS, bel no top action afst-
Tie above aamd Instruments wiz be Of Ger'n silver o PLATA mex
s b tanned unless accompanied ~ samples q al u'
Far,her information NAV he had A. this oHee
The the ght 20 reject any part or re whole o.
3D. as may be- deemed 10 the interest Of the service
SHOULD be Proposa'. for furnishing musical instruments
~ order u sls QlEEteImas'ef teaera- - % % ..-,.,r
Brevet Bdg-Gen aui Qr-Nasier L. ; A.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
kIUnpEKN MAWEIIE

hIAAtHh'I - ~ -
LyEEpOOi.CO,f0u opened quiet sales tot1T 9o oaea lae
sas OF tae sctt ett Jet evening were ti' hte o vLe o
taken r export aud tt psrlton Toe rott on hand -
The i1ck ~ Cotton a. seA
~ 400 bales q Which s. oo are om
the United states
Qu0f1trFG l.i3H n l.2' p n. - pr.
Upanis dul a. ihr coss.....l0. u lnslnItL ptLN-
Mid Orleans DIN ii d. 3D. 0utL lld a.
Brsi,iua market DALI pCdlee rlLst ulcaA-gli fofE
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FR,vKToEr Wow l3Lrelalsul.rl States F'sTEeaJ bonds
closed srrnrT 80 ~ lr-9
Paus Nor. l3.-Bolre quiet Bentss -ofr &c
IvEHrooi Sor H.; Caecse -rn a. 81 per crt bttthsay
unchanged. -.
HkyaE SOY i3-Co1nrres OriBre spot 10 r Lo- NJ
duss strre l22 Soc Tho weekly report " The Cotton market
81 Ihgtay. sl'Ts at to total sget o. had
i - 0oD bales, total sales o. che w~tt 1903 bales
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THE MARKETS.
LC,rtfallr 1eportea fer Tle Tnhnp..l

FRfDAY Nov y 1864
ASHES-Tte market moderately active and siesd; ~ 50l
Al > 7 75q = 81 Tor Pots l2t Peara
BUILDING MAIERlAS-Bncks stead The business Of The
Moderate Cement Qiet al former lces lone
love- and heavv Go fair ~
Other ARTICLES coming this beading 1Os change from week
W.
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professional ylOtitts.

DR. EDWARDS, Physician for Chronic dis,
~ eases BY ELECTRICITY Msguesn obstinate cares
Seof Paralysis Nervous Diseases Female Complaints b2 boadt
mr.. f. B. FOOTE, author Of "Medical Com
IL sense" be Consulted in or By eiier 2, as @a
No 100 OF East Tsen ghthst Once hours
from 10 a. n. tll p N. Consultation free.
HAMMOND on the SUCCESSFUL TREAT
MENT Of NERVOUS DEBILITY Premature Physical and Mental
Decay and other speca Of importance standard work on
these subjects By C. d. HAMMOND d. formerly Professor OF an
stov aud Surgery the Syracuse Medical College n y Price Sii
nsy covers ne mailed Authors address No 252 Esst Fethst
Second and Thrays Consultations from TO No. t0 and 70
= Sold also al No "a Rue de Ryoi, fars France
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D., Surgeon, No.
I4 radical for structure fsIa
and Piles without ku ausc or sed diseases oi he
Vscera De'oes Of the Byes Nose Face and Person
DRTVATE HOSPITAL for the more obscure
Of the Pelvic Yiscera under the exclusive coto o. ~
WARD H. DIXON. NJ D. editor Of The ScapeL Henoffhods h.
Eac1cee Fsua and Strcarethe modern treatment auu Ia
c cure sps No. a. Incose Is cents No 32 Hours for
Ito and 10 evenings at Dr. Ds residence NO. "
FiLh-sye.
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FRIDAYS wEArHRR REPORTS t. "a.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun son sets.... 4:fJ Moon set..'''''
Tuls DAY.
81. Hal "a COW, Islu...e8.Z3l Hell .loR
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THR n4SK OF FRANCE
PtHls The blon l tht Bsuk Vi Trance hH tsrfrsei
i. $4,000 france tiuuc
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TTATHERs ~. sLbon eL.nre hi dsmaad A. qH0 Pne

FEATHERS without change the demand is M We quote p
n B509lc Tor Tennessee and Western. - A..
GKAlS-Ihe Wheat market DAN. and prices are "' 100
drnaui is ciiedv confined o. Shippers the sIrs ,,, 80.
bush. g % for Mrel Spring - 52l 81 IS for NO. - N,
closing DON ~ a1d=l %; ~ s io1 Amber r-tt .Fer
White Michigan boo hbs and ~ 9 f,r Amber DO barley j. 49,
and only uodes demand; sales 20 $500 bush az -
West 1 store ar1 So r state Malt moderately a
sales bush ~ 25 Clusda Peas ere 0sts
sales Of Zoo Inferior t 90 hush bond snd IN store
opeaed better bt ve held OIL improvement was o
the are bush Western a. lltc as - III sro
ia. road depot Rye E iu demand e sales e jus, as
al ~ 3j0sl 81 Is il Jess active demand Az ~ irodpg
lower for cd but STEADY the sales are 9 uD ~
Damn add lusouut 81 00 10. M's.e'h n On.
III h s,rre and p Al g. slpai Western 1e' ~ 5
, NJ. Jli Tennessee al l and Yellow co % - o a.,
GUNNIFS-The arrvais Tie increase A h' d. 49,
consequence quote lo "I'- NI D~s' ' -
f.r Cloth. n r.e figures change from esi.''' i.,i.r
Ops srr oEer ul ouy been n moderate G'ahN N M
rBrng o. the trade, note sales o a0'"' ''V
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urVp have he'd market for Manila and somewhat neg
Oer Minds are unchanged quote hania per 10
~ ~ ll c Guet Ssal 10. God az itdl3ci J'e per 10
cold Ft 5ta5s Italian per Curreno Fa =4yi Russia CEN
per au Currency, $50 800 American dressed per 'un Cu'uy
UnkSThe business Dry Hides the spot i light owing 70 the
small supplr holders tnn al 22tdtc Tor buenus
Avres SC Parcels arrive however are offered Win more Heaoh
M rather SER figures Slaughters quiet at III 0lc
continues moderate, aud with ght receipts prices
have downward tendency; note sales Of 200 bales al bJ0c or
sIng and 5 retail LOTS Is selling al 6JGJOc ior
long RIVE and 5dt5c for short DO
Ibere doing American lnqot Copper since
cur last review still considering the general state Of other commodities
con cred fair have slightly declined and
i2UO including Portage Lake
22lc and Baltimore 2ciNew Sheathng aud
offered To- but distant arrivals be had be- gold 10
tending
inward and sales Egutou Sal from Snip sud 1871 uns
Gugsruock yard supply greatly reduced the stock
eucarnoc held house Pg quiet aud nominal
Pig been dull bu prices unchanged rig
good demand ad prices hme The sales amount
% a2 Plates inactive We quote as oo"s'
lis
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Ga 7fCalve. feet. set. t0dyo
.lsGN HssIcfs, each 0d -
Ga Pts. Fest........-d =
.l5NI8 Sweet bfl4l.....lJ4D
H|
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Gbanus for 9usintss gIm.
IIECTRIC TOY.-Most amusing thing ever
lattntr AL any part toe Rsht for SALE TOY Tribune
Ofes.
NOR SALL-The stock, fixtures, and lease OF
reti and grocery STORE no The country hnt snort
distance ',. The stind M established Que The We'eni
osuf having occupied r ~ ge trade ean DO dole BY 40
energetic business For PARTICULAR address .
J. b. D. STOUT, care u Geo Bis, GO,
No. go broadway. v !.
NOTICE TO CAPITALlSTS.-Wan imme-
~ daislg stocks wish capital from sto % 0 lh7
r,tu ths least 500 ono without ik
slatsser CAL At 100 Hast raeut,eig hthst, for M D. NJ
VNO PRINTERS-A BARGAIN.
An enisrdsng printer Republican n pohes can BUY Aeen'
column NEWSPAPER 10 Missouri at bargain one donbemednm
wA.hnsion press quao RHggs job press ami good No
et Of Job and news type class country printing Office County
officers Republican. The o paper the County County printing
alone 800 tbs Good reasons given for 'eha
Address, DAN NJ bhAihhr
nantiLe MI.sonn
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b, &C.
.jl Smotel .....2id27
RI T-ire 10
,D| Tures cal Pal 81
i Pigs' Feet. doI Slat0
2 Sheep Tongues - 40
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r. ehnrch of tIe nOy Light Broadway ard
., 1Se Rev EGSTBURN BENJAMIN Rector Services az w "
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rOrTTRY AND nAMR
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

,oal TIM. 10 OO0il 90 Honey covr 10 35df5 MIL qt...
kerosene, galS5 al0 Buckwheat...JJa5 - BeAns. oJ
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FAMILY MARKETS.
Up LIVING, EXPENSES IN NIN-YOEk.
TIaH-IRIEU.

HITIEK, LIIEtL, AND EI''is.
pu.fer rre n a2a55 Cheese 2od22 Egg fresh 5d25
MED 10 good 45050 Common fan. 5GI6 Western 6G7a15
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29
The Markets..

LIVERPOOL, April 29.-Cotton has declined Il
fraction, and prices are irregular; uplands l22a
IS; Orleans 49, Corn has declined to 39s, and
closes heavy. Other brcadstufs steady and
unchanged.
New YORK, April 29,-Stocks active Mon
ey easy at per cent. Gold 1891. Virginia Gs
new 10. Cotton dull and declining; mid
dlings 324., Flour 5sGc lower. Wheat 1a2c
lower, but moro active. Corn 1c lower. Rye
dull and dropping. Pork quiet; new moss $40.
Lard firm at 49, Freights dull.
BALTIMORE, April 29-Flour firm but quiet.
Wheat firm; Maryland red 300a3l5. Corn heavy
white lO7alO0; yellow 12Oal21 Oats dull ut IS
400 for Maryland. Rye firm at 225. Pork
firm at $29a$2950. Bacon quiet but trm.-
Lard firm ut 194a2O. . ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP WHITE. Tho
Rev. Francis NJ Whittle will be consecratcd
Assistant Episcopal Bishop Of Virginia, in St.
Pauls church, in this city, tomorrow, Bishops
Lee Of Delaware, Bedell of Ohio, and Johns Of
Virginia being the consecrators Bishop Lee
will preside and the concccration sermon will
be delivered by Bishop Bedell. Sixty clergy
men, it is expected, will be present, and many
members Of the church, from distance, have
already arrived here, or will arrive this evening
or tomorrow morning, to witness the impress
sivc and interesting ceremonies. AS the num-
Der of spectators Of the conservation will, In all
probability, be exceedingly large, the Wardens
of the church have made arrangements for
seating as many as the church cdifcc will con-
tain; and they have, also, determined that the
doors shall not be opened until 10 o'clock q. NJ.
the services will commence at II a. m.
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TELEGRAPH n e w S.
Special Dispatches to The Gazette
IIllpeach1llenf.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-There was another
dispute in the Court to-day between Butler and
Nelson. Judge Nelson produced certain letters
dated OBJ the 9th Of March, with the signatures
Of Butler and Logan attached, in regard to the
Alta Vela case-the letters that caused the
difficulty yesterday between Butler and Mel,
son,-a question of varacity arising in regard to
dates.
Mr.. Butler desired to see the letters, but
Judge Nelson declined to comply, unless some
pledge was given that they would be returned.
The Chief Justice here interposcd some OBJ
lection, when Judge Nelson said that he would
prefer depositing the letters with the Secretary
Of the Senate. who could show them to Gen.
Butler.
Here the subject was dropped.
Mr.. Evarts resumed his argument, com
menced yesterday. a-a - III. -ss g..
Prior to the "bout" between Butler and Mel,
son, Mr. Sumner undertook to offer resolu-
ton censurng Judge Nelson for language used
yesterday in debate, on the ground that it Was
likely to provoke duel but several Senators
ohjccting the resolution was not introduced.
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From IdahO-Entlian OutragcS

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-Advces from
Idaho to the 18th, report the Indians arc COM
hitting depredations in the Valley of the } Or
dan, and it is thought that the programme Of
the past four years is to be reenactcd by the
savagcs The Indians have made arald through
Hayctt Valley, capturing and driving off the
stock. Troops have been sent from Fort
Boise in pursuit.
Mining operations have commenced in the
creeks and eulches near Silver City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

M" District COnycntiOn.-AsA leXan-
dria, Fairfax and Loudoun counties constitute
Senatorial District, under the proposed Con-
stitution, Chas. B. Ball, esq, Chairman CT the
LouIoun County Conservative Executive Com
mittce, and others, respectfully request the Con-
scrvativcs in Fairfax and Alexandria to appoint
Delegates to meet in Lcesburg, on Monday, the
18th OF Nav, (thc time for tho meeting Of the
Loudoun county Conservative Convcntlon,) to
nominate candidate for the State Senate.
: an 2l--cO3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

FIRST WARD RADICALS meeting of the
First Ward Radicals was held last night at
Zion Church, colored, w. 7. Coleman, colored,
in the Chair, and Theodore iced, white, Sec
rotary 1t was determined TO change the place
of meeting hereafter to Sioughby's school
house, on Wolfe street, between Royal and
Pitt. At the conclusion Of some routine bust
ness, John IIawxhurst, white, the Gubernato-
rial candidate, was called on and delivered a
speech of about an hours duration; after which
the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

FOURTH WARD RADICALs.-A meeting OF
the Radicals OF the Fourth Ward was held last
night as Bethel church, colored, on Columbus
street, George Scaton, colored, in the chair,
and James C]aggett, colored, secretary. There
were about twenty-five present, Of whom not
more than nine or ten were colored. ~. 4..l
a resolution directing John Hodgkin, white,
to appear at the next meeting of the club, to
show cause why his name should not be stric.
ken from the rolls of the club as a non resident,
was, after some opposition, from colorcd per-
sons on the ground of the improperly of the
small number present, transacting business for
the entire party of the ward, adopted, as was
also, but after the same opposition,a resolution
offered by Westcl Willoughby, white, cndors-
ing the proceedings Of the Boilers Convention.
George Tavcnncr, white, editor of the Lou
doun Standard, then made q speech, after
which the meeting adjourned.
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The War i'm South America.

LONDON, April 29--Advices from Rio ia
metro to the 9th have been received. The news
from the scat of war is to the 25th ult., when
the allies had taken the Paraguayan lines ut
Royas and the headquarters Of the Marquis
de Coxias were at RcssO.
Marshal Lopez had abandoned his position,
and his whereabouts were unknown.
The allied fleet had gone up the river again
to Fort Humaita, which was soon to be at
tackled.
The allies expect that the Paraguayans will
c,rron1or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

MEETING .oFzTHE City CoUNoHs--A meet
ing of the City Council was held last night, at
which all the members Of both Boards were
present, except Mr.. Brew is,of the Board OF Al
dermen In the Common Council the iron
clad oath was administered by the Mayor to
Messrs Smoot, Neale, Martin and Moore, the
members Of the Council elected in 1867 who
retained their positions by order Of Con. Scho-
field The resignation Of Mr. Thos,M. White,
as Clerk of the Board, having been presented,
Mr. Mckenzie nominated George @. Wilde to
fill, the vacancy; Mr.. Martin nominated Q. G.
Whittlesey, and Mr.. Shirley nominated Lewis
I. O'Neal. The result Of the first ballot was
Whittlesey 6, Wilde 6,sO'Neal A.. Under the
rules the candidate receiving the lowest num-
Der of votes was dropped and the next ballot
resulted as follows: Whittlesey s, Wilde 5.
There being no election, as a majority OF the
whole number Of the board is required to effect
that object; third ballot was instituted, and
when the votes were counted @. G. Whittlc-.
sey was declared elected, as he had received 9
votes, and his opponent G..
! The standing committees were then announ-'
ced, and the members of the board who had
not beer sworn in, advanced and took the oath
of Office Z. .''...,: =. ~
Mr.. Massey offered resolution that the
Council 60 into an election Of municipal officers
on the night of Tuesday, the 9Th proxlmo, but
accepted an amendment, offered by MIR. Nc.
II r., ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

IMPORTANT TO SUMAc DEALERS. the
House of Representatives, on Tuesday, Mr..
Taylor presented four petitions Of one hundred
and fifty citizens Of Virginia, producers and
manufacturers Of sumac, in favor Of a specific
duty on imported sumac. AS protection is the
order Of the day, may hope that Congress
will give the petitioners the desired legislation.
1t will enchance the value of that raised here
and if it was a New England crop it might
have received protection years ago. s.1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

FEsrVAL-The festival for the benefit OF
st. Mary's church, in Prince Georges county,
Maryland, held at the residence of MIR. Wash
ngton Gardner, near Piscataway, yesterday
evening, was an agreeable affair-thc company
present, many of whom were from this city,
assembled for the purpose Of enjoying them,
selves, and all the attending circumstances be-
ing favorable to that end their intentions were
carried into effect. The band Of music present
W the occasion returned here this morning on
Tue steamerCynthia, but manyof those who went
a0"n with them yesterday evening determined
~ remain there for day or two longer, SO well
,aVe they been treated, and so much pleasure
uSVe they derived from their trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29
Prize Fi@htcPS---EmbeZ XI cmcnG.

CINCINNATI, April 29.-Proceedngs will be
had in the Court tomorrow in the case OF
Heating and HOLLYWOOD, prize fighters, who
have forfeited their bonds by fighting.
j. f. Saugstaf has been arrested and
brought to this city from Bay City, Michigan,
charged with cmbezzing $1,000 from Com
mon, Story & Malone, lumber dealers, who al
lcgc that the cmbezzcmcnt was committed in
1871
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90 y

RAPpAuANNocIl PREsBYTERY.--Rap
mock Presbytery will convene in the Second
Presbyterian Church in this city, tonight, at
halfpast seven O'clock The opening sermon
will he delivered by Rev. r. L. McMurran, the
last Moderator. A number Of delegates from
the churches in the neighboring counties have
arrived, and it is thought that the session OF
the Presbytcry will continue during the week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29
New Commander.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-Gcn. Ord has
been assigned to the command Of the depart
ment of California, in place Of Mcdowell, trans
ferred to tho department Of the Mississippi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

s. +. & II. Sc. S. Fleming, l04 King
street. has sent to this office a sample of the
Silesian Erasive and Toilet Soap, an article
highly recommended by those who have used
it for removing tan and trccklcs, beautliylng
the complexion, preventing. the hands from
chapping and causing the skin to become SOFT,
as we'll rs for removing stains from the liner
sorts of clothing. ga,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

THoUuu you can find cheap clothing any
where, yet at S. Dealhams, 10S King st., you
will find them cheaper than tho cheapest he
has Melton Suits at SIS. 50 ull-wool Tweed Suits
at So; Silk-mixed and Harris Cashmere Suits,
and many others of That class in great variety,
and wonderfully cheap. ap 17-2awtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE: Thee
were no eases at the Mayors Office this morning.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Mary Helm, for
disorderly conduct and fighting with Henry
Helm, her husband was fined and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29
Congressional.

WASHINGTON April 29.--In the Senate To-
day no Legislative business has been transacted.
In the House Of Representatives resolu-
ton was introduced to print 5000 copies of the
new constitution of each of thc Southern
States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

WoRK1NGMEN's Satinott Suits, Coats and
Pants, at $3.50 per suit, at S. Dealham's, l0o,
King st. g. E - p. APP ll-2a"tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

ArrnNT1oEl-Now Spring and Summer.
Clothing-thc largest and finest selection in the
city--thn latest styles ,,lld best makes, now re-
ceiving and selling daily st the extensive Cloth
ing Emporium of S. BLOEDHElM, III.
an . ~. corner King and Fairfax SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

For grca. variety, latest styles, finest fabric
both foreign and domestic, and best manufac-
tured Clothing and Gents furnishing Goods
sec S. pcaham, 1O6, King st, ap ll-2aWtt
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, April GA chair factory and
several adjoining buildings were consumed by
fire this morning, involving a loss of sos, 5000.
Insurance only $1,000. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

The BEsT OF CLOTHING, composed OF the
finest of Broadcloth, imported Cassimeres, &c;
and Of merchant tailor workmanship, you Will
find at Dealham's only. ap l7-2aWtt q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

JUST RECEIVED at S. Dealham's, lOo, King,
street, large variety of Spring OVercoats, OF
best quality and various patterns. ap 17-2awtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29
CITY IT.E MI S

GENTLENEEs fine Isle thread and, cotton
Socks aud Boys cotton Socks. ut lHenning, 5.
One Price Clothing Store No. 5ll 18th street,
Intcligcnccr Building, washington. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

S. DEALuAM los, King street, has Just re-
ceived q large variety Of Youths Clothing.
I'D l1--2Awtf ...:.... fr.... .~.,.. .-s ~ ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-29

AMONG the letters advertised in Petersburg,
as not mailed and held for postage, is one d.
rected TO Geo. shinn, .Alexandrias Va !