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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01
Mule Lost.

: The subscriber Will give reward for the
recovery Of a Mule which broke loose near
Aston, S. c., while on tine way to Colum-
bia, about the 2lst or 22d of January last,
and was since seen in the neighborhood OF
Pomaria. The mule is about II years old,
fifteen hands high, blindi in right eye, and
large lump like wen on the right side
of the back, done appareatly by a burt
from saddle, and is a hight bay in color.
A fair reward will be given for any inform
alton in regard to the, mule which will lead
to recovery. Address J. P Poole at New
berry S. c., or the undersigned at Travel
ler's Rest, S. C.
March is 1913 &C. MONTGOMERY.
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District Court Of the United States.
For the District of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. In the matter Of John w.
Folk, Bankrupt. .. -! :
This is to give notice that-on the 3lst day
of March, 1868, warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued out of the District Court of the
United States for the District of South Car
elifa, against tho estate Of john W. Folk,
of Pomaria, in the District of South Caro-
lima and State Of South Carolina, who has
been adlidgetta Bankrupt on his own petit
ton: That the payment. Of any debts and
! the delivery of amy, properly belonging to
such Bankrupt; 10 him, or. for his use, and
the -trapSfpr of any property by him, are
forbidden by law; and that meeting of
Ftbe Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts, and 10 choose one or more As
ssiguees Of his estate, wilkbcsheld at Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newbcrry
Court House at the Office Of and before
Henry Summer, Esq, Register in Bank
raptcy for said District, on the 14th day Of
April, a. D, 1865, at 10 o'clock, A. II.
se =. =. .-~>--1'S--zJ. Pm. EPPING,
< @,s.-,c1 u. S. Marshall s. c. District,
:: =; -. -: - BY GEORGE LARSEN,
f@ April Z! 143 Deputy Messenger
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New Bar Room.

have opened and refarnished the Bar
Room in Amazoque, formerly kept by Mr..
Fed Boozer, and will always keep on hand
the very purest liquors that can be had in
the Market-Such as Cognac, Apple and
Peach BJandy, various brands whiskev,
Gin, Rum, Wine, Ale, Porter, &c. Ny stock
will always be select and pure, and prices
very moderate Cali and see # YOU cannot
get better drink at less money than for
merly. D. WARD, 4 Co,
Newberry, March, Is. g..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01
Town Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given that returns of all
taxable property (under OrdinaDce) must be
made BY the first of April, and payment of
the same by that time to the Town Clerk, at
the Sheriff's office. Persons failing to conn.,
ply with above notice will be liable to addi>
tional tax. JAS. E. GUY.
March 1S II 2
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The Due West Female College,

Over One Hundred namos are on onr
roll There Is still room. Pupils are re-
ccived at any time. BOARDING Twelve
dollars month in currency, not Including
fuel and washing. TUITION, Twenty Dol
lars for fve months. Music, (piano) Twenty
four Dollars. Vocal Music, French and
Latin, taught free Of charge.
Jan il 9ra 7 "nN""@ -
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District Court Of the United States.
For the district of South Carolina In Banks
.ruptcy. In the matter of DRAYTON
T. LIVINGS TON, Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern: The uuder>
signed hereby gives notice of his appoints
1nent as Assignee of the Estate OF Drayton
T.. Livingston of the district of Newberry
and State Of South Carolina within said dis
trict, who has been adjudged aBankrupt up>
on his own petition by the district Court of
said district. Dated 10th day of March, A.
D., 1868. -. ~.,r.'... .:.5.. E.,~..s.
DIR. ROB'TL. LUTHER, Assignee.
March lS 12 st. 2.E.-%S ~
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EXenption Notice.

All persons liable to street and road duty,
within the corporate limits of the town of
Newberry. for the first quarter, 1868, can
procure exemption from the same, by pay.
ing of one dollar to the Town Clerk, at tho
Sheriff office on or before the 1st of April
next. JAS. Z. GUY.
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March 25

District. Court ofthc United States.
For the District Of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. In die matter of Dr.. P. B.
RUFF, Bankrupt.
To :whom-it. may concern: The under
siglmtlherety gives notice of his appoint.
n,cnt as Assignee of the Estate of Dr. B.
Ruff, Of Ncwberry Court House, in the Dis
trict of Newberry and State of South Caro-.
lima, within sa District, who has been I'D.
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court of said District, dated 14th
Gay of March A. D., 1868. - :.'.
a. s.. SlLAS TOMBSTONE, Assignee.
March 1S 12 St. .tfc~.:e '.s.: , ="
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District Court ofthe United States.

District Court ofthe United States.
For. the District of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy In the matter Of JACOB
KIBLER, Bankrupt. =. p. -. go.
To whom it may concern: The under
signed hereby gives. notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of the Estate Of Jacob
Kibler, of the. District of Newberry and
State of South Carolina within said District
who has been aGudged Bankrupt upon
his own petition by the District Court of
said District, dated 18th March, A.. D., 1868.
JOHN T. PETERSON, Assigaee.
March IS IL St.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01
Bargains, Bargains.

CAn on JOAN J. Am;e!S, and be viii 4seil
YOU goods cheap, such as : . 80, go .'.
Boots, Sl.ees; Hits, Hoop Skirts ,GsaieatS
handkerrni2f$, g:nprei!as, hose, half Irp.e,
for ladies, misses and 'genile!uei,, pocket
knives, pins, needles, knitting Ieedies;. H. :
sc. - .....f moi. ;n~ss
Bacon, lard, ifo1a<scS, sugar, coffee, mac:s
kcrel, fish, cheese, crackers; rice, conrehtra-E
ted lyc, smoking tohaeco,, chewing tobacco,
segarS, tin.ware, soda, starch; pepper, spice =
ginger, candles, soap, raisirs,@ candy; 1beesa
wax, talow, orooms, shot, powder, Sac.,,,s,--;I;y
All you who want Goods Cheap, call ard !
get Bargains, atIhe: store unlerr6ol. .Lea-fs
veli's furniture rooms Main stree, Ne vbsr,s
~, 5. c.
Feb "a off ~'>t1 iJoHN,J: = IAMlcK:: ::5fts;
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COMMERCIAL.

~ SeIRDERRY, March 2l.-C0sson marked ex
tS elfed ana higher, middiing rating at Is cents.
CoLrNDIA, s. c., March 80 Sales of cotton
sxeerdxy3 30 bales- -middling 26.
NEw YORK March 8e-7 P. SM.-Cotton
an6sr urfavoFa6ie adyices from Liverpool closed
dnlf, with The advance partially lost salss lOOs;
e o6leS at 81 "a, with no buyers at oYer27 Colo
EHAnLSsrox. March 3o-Cotton active and
"a Eaxaacsd . I1; sales 1000 bales-middlingA At
ssySsss 4uupsTA. March So-Cotton market more
Mafiye Sut sti6 and unsettled; sales $40 bales;
q rsceinss oe-riddiing 253 a26.
-s7s. ET7NHPoeL, March So-Evening. Cotton
aSosed dzua-1plands Lii a III; Orleans l1S liz
aalee 5000 bales ,,.-~--.. ..-,
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District Court Of the U: States

For the District Of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. In the matter Of JOHN w.
RHODES, Bankrupt. -
To whom it may concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of the estate of John w.
Rhodes of the District Of Newberrys ana
State of South Carolina within said district,
who has been adjudged a BANKRUPT upon
his own petition by the District Court of
said District, dated 7th day of March A. D.,
1865 JOHN P. :kINARD, Assignee. !;
March II IL st. .:c
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01
NEW BOOKS,

Harper's History Of the Great ReJcl!ion,6 &
price $500. p -
Napoleon & Biuc!ier, by Miss. hulhbaeki =
S2(nr =. ..s...s
P'cN"ich Papers, 35c.
Dotihev & Son, 35e.~s~.
Nicholas Nickleby, BOG, =, jrc.I.~ ,.".
Oliver Twist 25c, -.. -. 49,. :. ..:y..
Great Expectations s5c. :. +..1. III
This eIitiou of Dickens Works, pub
lshcd by D. Appleton i Co +, is very neat
and cheap. &c.. +.
Dinks, Mayhem and Hutchinson on the
Dog. 4 fine work for dog lauciers, ,,:.>
For sale by ... -.
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
June s ,~es-,Ncwberrv S. C.
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C. Il. J.UDSON, President;
AssiStedr By -Four Professors. and
Three .Eemqlc Teachers, . -
The SPRING. TERM will begin on WE'D
NESD Ny the 12h Of FEBRUARY next, and
continue 90 weeks . s....Ep .<Sss!-4 81
Owing to the scarcity Of money, the rates
have been REDUCED as. follows: <'&A-'
Boarding for 20 weeks, (cuneRcy y $50 20
Tuition highest Eng Course sc, 90
French or Lstip- .'-. 30 90
Lessons on Piano or Guitar -. - so 90
Special Voea! Lessons - ''''''' ~ 25 90
Drawing and Painting - -, ~..,s 30 9g
Singing and lncidentalS q" -.. 500
For fnrthe.- information apply for iat6g
Catalogue. -. &C. Il. JUDsOS, -
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Cotton! Cotton! Cotton!

The Subscriber begs leave to announce to
his old friends and the community at large,
that he is now permanently located in the
City of Columbia, for the purchase of
Cotton and all other Country
Produce.
will be found at the store Of J. s. 7. r.
Agnew, and at all times prepared to give and
pay more for Cotton and Country Produce
THAI any other man in Columbia. My nus
merous friends in Newberry District and :hc
adjacent country will find me, as formerly, a
liberal bidder, and one who gives the high
est market price for all country produce.-
Let none of my old friends sell their cotton
before they see me the price Of cotton must
advance, and ! am willing to come up to
the mark. Iwish all my Newberry friends
and customers to call on me, and will help
them. ). /. ,AGNEH.
Agent for the purchase Of Cotton and all
Country Produce, at the store of. & 7, R,
Agnew, Columbia, S. G.
March II
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Legal Notice to Creditors.

An persous having demands against the
Estate of Isaac johnson, decd, are hereby
noti6ed to present them, oR or before the
Gsst day of May aexe. as =; settlement will
be made on said Estate at that time. Those
faiIsag 70 present their demands by that
sine SiH be barred If more convenient,
demands may be seft with the Ordinary
ELIZABETH JOHNSON, Adm'x.
= Anrii I..I4&4e. - ~. F1l-
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CHARLESTON HOTEL. q,
Charleston. S. C.~:7i ,,


The undersigned having taken char C Of
,h., above we'll known Eotel, respectfully
Informs his friends aud the ira ravellins publi;
that it has been rcfurniShcdir all OF its de-
partments. 'Thr.tnblc viii AT m times hc
supplied with Tie hest the Market afford,
including every dc:icacv in season, while
the cuisine viii bc nnsxceprionable. The
Bath Rooms ATTACHED to the Hotel: are sup
piled with the celebrated ArtcSian. Water,
and Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can be o.
tained at any time. The same attention
will be paid to the comfort Of the guests az
heret oforc, and travellers can rely upon
finding the Charleston Hotel ,.equsf to; any
in the United States. The patronage Of
the travelling pnbHc is respectfully solicited.
j.. ?. .H0RBACH. -Aeenr.
Jan. Is 3tf. Proprietor.
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DR.. J. D. Bruce

Having resumed the practice of Medicine,
tenders his professional services to the public.
Office in the building formerly occupied by
Mr. John A. Chapman, and opposite Mrs.
Harp's residence.
Sent. Is SO #.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01
WhOWallts an Album?

We have juSt received from New York
ine assortment Of Albums
WREN & WHEELER,
~ pl,o+n~ro 40
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snbscffibes having i Ing purchased the in,
serest Of Dr.. J. w. Grlerson in the above
fssiacmswaE eonSinaei IL at:the same old
staaya. =. j. A. HENDERSON:
= $. srsS,.S sFssS-sa----e-- Z Sfss5SsEG
The undersigned respectfully informs his
ftiends and ::he public generally hat though
he has retired from the partnership that he
still may be fonHd IN hessloseiready TO at
tend 70 their wants. j. W. GRIERSON-
.&Fin5 EgzzSSs. s',z+-H - Z: -, -:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26
The Ring.

Sr. LOUIS May 26.-Mike MeCooI has left
the city Tor Some point in Indians, NEAR the
proposed place Of encounter. is condition IS
q matter Of discussion, some thinking That he
has too much flesh. A rumoF is, current that
Coburn was drinking very hard yesterday, the
result Of his discontinue onAs,ltarday night:
Large gums of money are said to have gone
from him to- be- staked on McCo oil. &c gm
TheL6ghf creates some exeter nans Lheres aus
the city is tbrongsa with spof ting character
from all parts, III G.2Heenan aud about three
hundred others have arrived jfre'm New York.
Large amounts have been bet the result OF
the fight, some offering odds Oh Mc6qeR which
are readily taken BY .CobuFn' 3 sfriieep friends The
fghtJis to come off near therlir g ofztheC Dhl9
and Mississippi Railroad,
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The Markets.

LONDON, May 26.-Consolss and securities
unchanged; US: 5.20's III. ConsolS for
money 94aa95. - s44 o.. Z0aI
LIVERPOOL May 26.-Cotton heavy and
prices nominal; sales Of 5000 bales; uplands
lid. Orleans l23d Bresdstufs dull
Wheat easier. Flour "a. Pork firm. Lard
dull ,JE-I.Tl. l.JaIo a. ~ r
New York, May 26.-Stocks active and
strong Money 4a5 per ct, / Exchange lOB.
Gold ~ On Old bonds 10s;; new do II. 81 Pir-
ginia IS SIS. g1GUXEEJ
NEW YORK, May 2G.-Cotton dropping at
3Oa309 for uplands. ,Froights dull. Turpen-
tine stoady at 512. Rosin unchanged. Flour
1oa15o, lower Corn unchanged, Pork heavy;
new mess $2S.7 rs. I Lard dull at lSfal9E in
barrels. Wheat 1a2c lower. '..ez' = -
= Baltimore, May 26,-Virginia 6's, January
and July, i4S bid; 483 asked. North Carolina
IS, January and July, ex-eoupon, st bid
Z" BALTIMORE, May 26-FIour Quiet and
prices unehang ed. Breadstuffs weak, Wheat
Maryland red 280a3O0; Pennsylvania 26Qa2S0.
White Corn 113al15. Yellow l22al23. West
ern Oats SSa 90; Maryland 94a97. Rye 2Q5.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26

+N'N+i z u a. 11LNI.- ,n,
a POLICE REPoRT-MAYoR's 0FFTcE &ss-The
5aaayor IS temporarily absent from the city, ard
no cases were disposed of at. his Court this
morning. :. = : ~
b.; MtAaIsTR ATgs' OrRqgE. --B.: Arnold, for On
assault on Andrew Engisharde,. was discharged,
as hs eoss S assessed assess a. ag Sst tie
"a. Frank eGuiEe SOM little boy, for ap IS,
~ sssqls on John Humstea9 asen, little ealerSd
5soy was disch areed, land Ahescosts OF abe case
.ssssed agsinss the A7la +
30 stlhs esse of Jobn Murphy, his wife, and
@s9ls bis Son, cotorec, for an assault On Alex
paying portion of the costs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26
EHouse of ReDresentatives.

=" WASHINGTON, May, 26. The House met ct
Ill O'Clock, this morning, when CIV. Woolley
was brought before the bar Of the, House, IN
der the custody of the SergeantratT Arms. -o;
Mr.. Butler moved that the Speaker ask the
witness vhether3he IS noW prepared to answer
Fro MrqWeolley filed reply in writing which
was read. It sets forth that he has had NC ne
tiee of the cause for which be is brought befofe
the House, except the resolution, in pursuance
of which the warrant was issued, and cannot
understand how he is in contempt. Hc claims
that, he was willing to answer any proper
question, and wished the charge of contempt
to specify the act of his, or the question not an
swered, which constituted his offence. ,.j4
Mr.. Butler said the answer was evasiive, and
the House should exertits poWer.la 20 aD9;i
Mr.. Garfield thought the Managers ipeln
should be made more definite. He thought no
witness could be required to answer any and
all questions; but only proper ones, relating fo
the subject under investigation. 80 r1Trr.-l-
MIR. Butler thought there was uncertainty,
both as to the position Of witness and the. pow,
ers Of the House He would not concede that
the House could not ask any question: Their
resolution only specified proper questions, and
he read from Mr.. Woolleys evidence to show
how far he had declined to answer. q 27 go -"
z Mr.. Boutwell, wished the last question in th e
committees report to be. put to witness, and
moved the adoption of the resolution that the
Speaker inform the witness that he must an
swer the questions directly and explicitly. He
gave notice that he should call up this subject
when the House returned from the Senate
chamber = 49,.
His resolution was adopted, and the House
then repaired to the Senate. b. 81
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T ELEGR APHz N EW S.
Special dispatches to the Gazette.
!, IMPEACHMENT
ACQULEEAL OF TILE + 2 RESI-
DENT. - 81 ,.. q .@7 5g
VOTE ON TEE SECOND AND 4THIRD
,a,4,q Ia ARTICLES. 90. .iI III -, ,;l III
ADJOURNMENT or TEE COURT SINE
DTE <

I WASHINGTON D. g., May Goth: --3 p: M :
AT - o'clock m. the High Court Of I'm,
parchment met, Chief Justice Chase in the
Ghaig..a .0; 1 a.Gag sJaI tg.s.3fs.i, s.-I
1 The Court decided by vote Of go to 26
against the motion of Mr.. Conkling to proceed
Immediately to vote now on the remaining artl-
icles:a e motion was then made to rescind the
order of proceeding heretofore adopted in re-
gard to taking the vote today.
Mr.. Trumbull made the point that it was not
il order to resoind an order that was partly OK
ecuted. The objection was? overruled by the
Senate by avote of ayes "a, noes So s1j "a 2
Mr.. morrill,, Of Maine, moved that the I'm.
peachment Court adjourn until the 23d. Of
June next Mr. Ross moved, as an amend
ment, to adjourn to Tuesday, the 1st day of
September. The amendment was lost by o
vote Of ayes is, noes SO. .osrgt rod, II
The vote was then taken on Mr.. Morrill, mo-
tionto adjourn to june 23d, and not agreed to,
by a vote O, ayes 81, noes 27. ~ O III '2.42i
The Senate then proceeded TO- vote on the
articles. .alaG Ioo5& Laa a4atrA .6Io0
.. Mr. Williams moved that they proceed to
vote on the Cd article frat. Carried. aI'--:l55
0 The I'd article was then read, and each Sen
ator called upon to give his vote, Guilty
OF mot Guilty. aa'1i.4 .rat,2J ,snlofTl.
GUILTY -Messrs., Anthony, Cameron Cat
tell Chandler, Cole, Conkling, CONFESS Cor
bsts, Cragin, Drake, Edmunds Ferry, Frelin G.
huysen, Harlan, Howard, Howe, Morgan, Nor
rill of Maine, Morrill, Of Vermont Morton,
Nye, Patterson of n. H., Pomeroy, Ramsey,
Sherman, Sprague, Stewart Sumner, 'Thayer,
Upton, Wade, Williams, Wilson, Wiley,
Yates-35. 81 10 sl3jf lDIA
NOT Gu1LTY.-Messrs. Bayard, 4Buekalew,
Davis, Dixon, Dooittle, Fessenden, Fowler,
Grimes, Henderson, Hendricks, johnson, NC
Creery, Norton, Patterson Of Tennsl Ross,
Salisbury, Trumbull, Van Wrinkle, Vickers-l9.
The vote on the third article was then. taken
resulting as on the eleventh and second IS
Senatorsvoting 'guilty," and 10 "not guilty. "
The second and third articles charge the
President with violating law and committing
a misdemeanor, in appointing General Thoma
Secretary of War adj interim, without the con-
sent Of the Senate .....I i ~,
Following upon the vote upon the third ar
ticle, Mr. Williams, of Oregon, moved that the
Court sitting for the trial of Andrew johnson
adjourn sine die. as. I'D Is
This vas carried by vote Of 81 to Is; thus
ending the trial, with a virtual acquittal OF
the President q vote being waived upon al
the other articles, ,rI( ura s5n-mI ...,s. /:
The anti7impeachers we're elated With the
result, but made no demonstration; and many
of the impeachers expressed satisfaction that
the matter had been definitely disposed of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26

Z. ,-'EUD on IQAI YiiEIlf&aE 90 Y Gi3tI : ,HI :.
u MAY CEIEBRATIoN.---Ths May celebration
last evening BY the Sunday School attached to
St. Mary,s Church, at Liberty Hail. was a most az
interesting andesuecessfulaffair. The children
we're dressed beautifully and performed Their
parts we'll, and shsaast audience. assembled To-
witness the proceedings was delighted With
the evening" s, entertainment. The pecuniary
results of the celebration exceeded the expects
tons OF those most sanguine Of its success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26

/ DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS The drama Of
s'three nights in bar room" will be produced
at Liberty Hall, on Thursday night next, BY
amateur actors from the Temperance Societies
of the city, for the benefit Of Mount Vernon
Division, No. g.. The histrionic qualifications
possessed by those to whom have been assign
ed the several roles in Che piece render the as.
sertion that the representation Will be q success
by no means unwarranted. i-eT ~ - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26

: DEAD VIM. 3, Taylor, bridge iDspeo-
toraof the o. A. & N. R. r., who fell
from the bridge at Tumbling Run, on Friday
last, died from the effect OF the severe injuries
he then received at one clock last hight His
remains arrived in this city by the Manassas
train this evening. 8 u 5@%s Lsll}
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26

VISITING F1RRMEN. delegation Of the
Wacaco Fire Company, of Philadelphia, paid q
visit to thiscity yesterday. The members of the
Hydraulion Company took them in charge and
drove them around town behind their pair of
3grays. They returned to Washington late in
the evening hospitality we'll pleased with the
they had received sai oh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26
TI,e Late Ra5aroaa Robbery.

CINCINNATI, May 26-=The officers appoint
ed by the Adams Express Company to inyes-
tigate the late railroad robbery near Seymour,
Indiana, report total loss Of $4,000, portion
of which was in government'bonds, and $40, 900
In greenbacks Of large denominations, None of
the thieves have been arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26

.QUARrERIK ] AM d NJ ET1Nas "a sffalniy
meeting" of all the. Methodists in the District
Eof Columbia and Alexandra, is to be held at
Wesley chapel, corner oil Fifth and + streets,
ION w Wednesday evening next at 1880 Q clock.
Addresses will be. delivered by the Rev! Dr..
IMa Cauley, Of, Georgetown, and other exercises
lof an interesting character This is the first Of
"a series Of meetings which are to be held quar-
terly, and o, new feature Of Methodism in this
CITY. - Washsaotor RepubZicaf. - sgs,y,l.. IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26
Two ladies Drowned.

. RUTLAND Vt; May 1.-TWO ladies who
went out boating on Black River at Cayendlsh
VT, last evening approached too near the
dam, and becoming frightened, attempted to
save themselves by jumping overheard, but
both were carried over the dam and drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26

Z. PRoPERTy SALE.-The three-story briek
dwelling house and lot Of ground on Duke
street, between Pitt and St. Asaph, belonging
to the estate of tina late George Maxwell, was
sold yesterday by j., A. Stoutenburgh, AUG.
tioneer, for a. & C. E. Stuart, Commissioners
to Henry Strauss for $3,575.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26

PERSONAL The Eauy friends Of Capt. W.
d. Dulany viii be pleased to learn that he hos
30 TAR recovered from the severe indispositidn
which has confined him to his room for several
moths as ito tbeyable to be on the street to day!