Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-02
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might myself useful to the State. Ny
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5h.l BORIS expresses himself is warm in i !
faInrs ,a tbs sad 4 and
o.saa \; i sos;n;a,g d IT, would be ex
ana tortnnate if our.coL
orel i,aads sinsistsu % pressing their
,l.;yoa E;r STATE Offices AZ fhis
t;n,a !, He5 also, recommends Mr.. John r.
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r,r Id Fras,ea1l;ck I'm ssiopa aissfra s3
The letters addressed TO the President 1b, by
Mr.J 5SedBiaskr5 aif i relation lot oi,the Alta
Vela case aarrta sfhe9a II tbe New YorS
naners.. Tn these letters Mr.. Black depoun-
as Mr.. Seward--states that the Presidents
- f,,k . ~, ion, matter
If the claims Of his clients makes Il i'm possible
forhim. Co serve longer as counsel In the
irnpeaet mer,t case, supeests that Ms retirement
from the case can do sPresdent5sno harm,
pns an "a Hepeafs WAY
ne l9ss salp, sei aeeAsaleioa aaiss
s, isD NOW psaoro - ~,
etl aH4 lns h!s alus' "
cenouslVe5py every impartlal 1nano. S'52, s.l
The General ganfereneb Of the ME- Church
,aaaTss "a Yesterday ti nnr st;on Of
the admission ofrenresenfativesy from Mission
Cenfereaces,in The Southern State. 5two Of
Waem are coiored was taken up ana discussed Ss
pI.fos5ef, OF NeW1 9fk, proposes o felerdne
queseoate acc a.com I'M OF
3S'inleslnnalt, nrgea Inc immediate ADMISSION
1o-
'l0 n . lSlsr y colr .s.ee pleYsa
REV. James McCosh. Ill. D.. the eminent
professor ofr,Mental Philosophy I'M Queens
College belfasts and formerly sofane' free
was eleoTeo 70 ZIG pres
1qehcy q kne Solege Oh NeW.s5efseY dflnce-.
'op a. ~ l ln e - +
was s''sl leeep.y tppol4tsu y she elaee pre-
ie1lng aeeontnne l1n MS present posleion as
professor q orien'at iterasnre ~ the
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Inc Culpeper observer saysis ~ essrs Bell
Shack elford y Green Commissioners gs n lathe
case OF Y. NJ smoot ys4J h. smoot, Admins
traitor OF Logan Brandt dec ds have SOLD
that beautiful farm called e,6EandyWinre, ior-.
merry ea' oWned.by D.:F. Slaughter, hsq:,t to mr..
W. = ;nfosns,aa .b.t M ,stsn.rt ,;lissnon,
n,ssastb;s Iii. ras;a enos Il, 80, &. ceSss
s.N'o : $500. itiI!%,fs31@1J
Mr.. Eyarts concluded his argum ent in theIlm
peachment case, yesterday. The remarks with
which he closed his speechwere very eloquent
aua lpprssslys,9 Alsel TUG recess VI osaapers
ptooe1uea WIZ ans az i R
stsae tt S oeg''i' ~ reas s u ais recehs
severe auness. lie naa nos pfoeeeaed very lar
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Inc french enc ana h,nglsn governments are
taxing measures TO ASSIST t the q Astronomleal So
cletles In their observations on the eclipse OF
the sun, which is t. ensue this year and be al
most total 10 portions Of the East Indiesves
sells are to be furnished TO carry the astrono.
mefs1'o some q loe -ls.anos.z go
Col. Mallam, the new Mayor Of Fredericks
burg, appointed by military authority. was
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bv1hs x.nIayor a.ind manv of the cit;zsns and
he hosnitabIv s received and entertained all whoa
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