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Another Cuban Expedition t1tting Out.
Despatch TO The EUening telegraph.
FROM THE WEST.

News from senator Grimes-His Health Bad
lie Seeks its Recovery in EurOpe-ChicagO gO's
RituaIistic Troubles.
CHICAGO, July 15.-A private letter received in
town yesterday, dated Paris June 10, says the health
of Senator Grimes is not so much improved as his
friends hoped. He was about to start on tour
hoping the change of air would restore him.
short time since the vestrymen Of Trinity
Church, in this CITY, invited tn Right Rev. Dr. Cum
mings, Assistant Bishop of Kentucky, to preach
On Sunday before last he preached an anti-rtuastic
sermon in which he is said to have charged the
present troubles in the Episcopal Church to the in
PRODUCTION of Cathedral worship. This remark was
considered reflection the Bishop Of this dio-
cese, and he called upon Mr. Wright, the junior
warden of Trinity Church, and advised him not to
allow DR.. Cummings to occupy the pulpit.
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THIRD EDITION
N H w YOR Tx.

Capture of a Gang of Counterfeiters-
Another Cuban Filibustering Ex-
pedition Fitting out-United
States Attorney Pierre
pont to Thwart it.
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CAPE MAY, July 15-9 A. M.-Wind southeast
Foggy. Thermometer SO.
Long Branch. Southeast. Cloudy.
Atlantic City, East Clear Thermometer r.
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INTO CAMP-To-morrow the Grey Reserves Reg-
ment OF this city go to Cape May, to encamp there
for eight days. Colonel James n. Latta will com.
mand them. On Monday evening next grand hop
will be given in their honor. They go in their full
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FOUND ADRIFT.-A large skifr, painted white out
side, lead color inside, with red water-linc with a
portion OF the stern disabled, was picked up last
night by the HarbOr police in the Delaware. An
owner is wanted at the police station at Front and
Noble streets
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FROM BALTLMORE.
The Last Day of the Great smngsrfest

BALTIMORE July 15-With to-day closes the grand
Sengerfest in the amusements at Scheutzen Park.
Quite a number OF the members of the different
singing societies still here, but many left for their
vaTiOusH homes this morning. Not few visited
Washington this forenoon, and will return this eve
ming, Joining their comrades hOmeward. No serious
accident has occurred during the visit of the great
crowd, and nothing OF an unpleasant character
From the commencement on Saturday evening last
until now the S&ngerfest has been continued
found Of social and musical entertainment.
Personal.
Among the passengers on the Berlin yesterday al
ternoon from this port for Southampton, were Henry
Howard and family, OF the British Legation at Wash
ington Mr.. Rainals, British Consul at this port and
Rev. DR.. Rankin, OF St. Lukes Episcopal Church.
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lbH ED.

(Por additional Deaths see ffh page.)
HUNTER.On the 14th instant, of inainmas9n on o the
brain, ANNA O. BENSON, infant daughter OF james ~
and Antoinette Hunter. -, -.. No 1910
Interment from the residence OF her pa,ehts, N'"
Oxford street. Saturday afternoon at O'CLOCK. W
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stocI. QuOtatIOns BIZ TeIeEraph.-a ?. M.

0ienulhnlng, Odfls 3 "
York house the following
N. Y. Central II. R......21315
Phi. and Rea. II. 80. 9435
Mich. S. and N. /. r. .10l4
Gle. and Pitt. II. 1854
Chi. and N. w. CON-. slA
Chi and N. w. pref. SO
Chi. and II. /. X. .....1l1H
Pitts. II. w. q Chi. X. 162H
Pacific M. s. 80 s6
West, Union Tel. 5T56
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UTEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED In
w the newest and,best manner: 1ouo,
LOUIS DREKA StationeT @ ana ,fI1gE EngErsstrs strasst
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
REn,NNEEN ROARDC
SECOND ROARD.

92200 City 6s, New Is. 10 sh Del Dlv. ..,... 50
cash. 1905 sh West Bk..... I6
$4,000 Bel & d 3m 6s so 100 sh Sch N Pf. .b5. 21
$1,000 & A 6s, &c. S516 100 sh Read r. .s30.47 3-16
$4,000 Read 6s. 44-S0 ssh sh Penna r.. 81
so sh Leh Y.c&p.o. So
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FELL FROM A WINDow.-Edward Morrow, forty
years Of age, living at Thirty second and Ludlow
streets, fell out of third-story window this morn
ing and was injured so badly that his life is des-
paired Of He is lying at the hospital, VIII ere he was
taken. 1t is supposed that he was asleep at the
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BoARDING-HoUsE RoBBED.-The clearinghouse
OF Mr.. Henry Kerner, No. zoos Coates street, was
robbed Yesterday morning by boarder Of a silver
watch with the initials &c. p" on the case, coat,
a pair of pants, and vest which had been taken
from the trunk OF a fellow boarder. The supposed
thief left the house very mysteriously.
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SAFE FOUND BROKEN OPEN.-A small iron safe
was found in Latmer street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets, this morning. 1t had been
broken open, and is supposed to have been rihed of
its contents 1t is at the Fifth District Station await
N owner
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THOMAS AND SHERIDAN.

CREssoN SPRINGS, July 15.-Weather clear. The
mOmeter at p. M, so.
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A SHOE THIEF.-Wiliam Griffin (cooretD was
arrested last night for the larceny of two pairs OF
shoes from the Baltimore steamer lying at Chestnut
street wharf. He was taken before Recorder Givn,
Who held him in 5000 bail for trial
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STOLE A CARPET-BAG-Last evening" John Smith
went into drinking-saloon, at Sixth and Lombard
streets, with carpet-bag, containing wearing
apparel. Isaac Tysen (colored) took advantage OF
the temporary absence OF Smith and ran Of with the
caTpet-bag Isaac was captured and subsequently
held by Alderman Carpenter for trial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

A New PATENT FOR SuoEMAKERs. We
have noticed with much satisfaction the tact
that in various branches OF industry our me-
chanics have since the war patented labor saw
inc machines, and We are now pleased to learn
that Messrs. Burgess Il Calder, Of this city
have made application for a patent to last
holder" which we have heard many, OF the
shoemaking trade declare to be God send. ~
1t is simple in construction, but gives the OPP
portunity ior making shoes by the workmen
either standing or sitting; does away with the
strap; does not require any pressure on the
breast nor STOPPING posture Of the body
These advantages will be sufficient to recon-
mend it to the consideration Of those interest
ed. Richmond Whjq
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15
The Markets.

New YORK, September l5.-Stocks unset
tied. Money Ga7 per cent. Exchange, long
81 short, s.. Cod 30 Five-twenties, 1867
coupon, % Territories coupon, 10. Viz
GINA skies: ex-coupon, 55; new So, North
lower. Wheat in buyers favor. Corn dull
and heavy.
BALTIMORE, September 10 Virginia SKIES,
old IS bid, 49, asked do coupon, old, 50
asked. North Carolinas, new, Ash asked. Cot
ton very dull and irregular; low middlings 80
Flour quiet and firm; demand light Wheat
white l25al28; yellow l:5. Oats t0a62 Pork
que. at $33 5fa3i 50. Bacon firm and active
Lard quiet at l9ia21i. Whiskey quiet; stock
scsrce 81 81 26al 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15
We again call the attention Of The farmers OF
MARYLAND and Virginia U our

We again call the attention Of the farmers OF
Maryland and Virginia TO our
EXCELSIOR,
composed Of 200 pounds &C No; l Peruvian Gu
sno, and 300 pounds of Soluble Phosphate OF
Lime, Clones dissolved in sulphuric acid pot
ash and soda, forming the most concentrated,
universal and durable fertilizer ever offered to
the farmer-combinng all tho stimulating
properties of Peruvian Gusno, and the ever dl-
rabe fertizing properties of Ground Bones.
Excelsior is in fine dry powder, prepared ex-
pressly for drilling, and can be applied IN any
quantity per acre, however small and it Is the
opinion OF many close calculating farmers, after
ELEVEN years experience in testing 1t side
by side with other popular fertilizers, that an
application of 100 pounds OF Excelsior is equal
to 200 to 800 pounds of any other fertilizer or
guano offered for sale, therefore is fully lUOt
to 200 per cent cheaper.
R5-THE VERY BEST EVIDESCE We CAN or
FER OF THE VALUE OF OUR EXCELSIOR AS A
CROP GROWER AND FERTILIZER Is THE FACT OF
ITS BEING INITIATED AND CoUNTERFElrED IN
TuIs AND OTHER CITIES.
IF Farmers should soc that the AN AL4SlS
and name of J. j. TURNER y CO. are
branded on every bag in RED LETTERS
All others are counterfeits.
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.CCT,ON SALES.
,IONNIoSiUNER,, ,ALh Or kAInt IL
4 land

I,OMNIaSIUNER'o oALh Or kaIHt AN
X LAND.
GGder authority of decrTe ol the Sl:. :.
Nc~en,Ler Tern 1885. in the suit Of John Hal.
lip :. A. l.. bic Karzle ct al, the undersig;nel
q. Commissioner OF the said Court, WI seq, os
public auction, al the front door OF the SoIs +.
Hou.e OF Fairfax county, on EONDAI, the
18Th dsy Of October, 1869, at II O'Clock n. a.
on Pohick creek, and containing TWO HUN
DREO ACRES, on which the said A. L. nc
Kenzie now resides, and which belongs to the
said 4. L. McKeJzie and Ann. Mckenzie N
common.
TERMS-Ono-tenth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash; the residue in three equs
instalinents al six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale, with interest the pur-
chaser to give bonds for the deferred payments
and the title to be retained IS ssSuasy lST
pay Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

LoUDoUN VALLEY ACADGNY.-As will be
seen BY an advertisement in to days Gazette,
Mr.. j. X. Taylor has determined TO establish
first class Academy at Hamilton, The pTcsoat
western terminus Of the Alexandria, lnudoun
and Hampshire Railroad From She nUlHe-
rous testimonials taken lr2m jae catalogue Of
the Chester Valley Acad;my, q wh.ch iaSt-
tuition Mr. Taylor was oucc ,h2 successful
principal, it may he safely iaicrred that the
new school viii possess all the a3V'"'o"Hf
claimed for it.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
sPEC1ALpIsPATCHEs TO THE AzETTE
pnmoIogicaI Society.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-the Amen,
can Pathological Society met in Horticultural
Hal this forenoon, Marshall p Wilder in the
chair Twenty-Five States are represented
The attendance is larger than ever before. An
ali'oss will be delivered this afternoon by the
president. The exhibition Of fruits IN connec
ton with the meeting is very attractive, com
priSipg specimens from oil sections o. the
country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

THIRD WARD RADICALs.-A - tug u
the Radical Of the Third Ward ga hrli est
night in the colored school hcra va A...sd
street, between Princes and Oo~aco, R. D.
Beck!ey. colorod, in the chair and James /.
Burnett acting as secretary. The Chairman
having stated that the object Of the meeting
was to appoint delegates to county cenycn-
tion to nominate candidate ior The / ngi5a-
ture, Custayus Lumpkins, c,orod, cfFered the
ioowiog preamble and resolutions, which, al
ter few remarks in their favor b. James 7.
Burnett, were adopted unanimously:
WHEREAS, by tn death OF the late James
/. Close vacancy has occurred IN the house
OF Delegates OF this State, aaI IN order Issued
by the Commanding General to hold an cleo
ton on the 18th of tbs present month,
Rcsolred, That By and with the consent q
majority Il the Republican Clubs ot tins city
ard county, that We are IN favor oi holding
convenIion. to assemble in the cour, house OF
this CITY on Tuesday, September 2l, tor the
purpose Of selecting suitable candidate TO rep
resent our interest 10 the next Legislature.
Resyleed, The chair appoint mae gentlemen
with the chairman included, as delegates to
rcprcsent this ward IN SAID convention.
On motion oi Hannibal King, co'ored tie
chairman was empowered 10 appoint the dele
gates, aid during his absence ioI the purpose
Of consultation with some Of the leaders Of
the party 10 the ward about whom - appoint,
the meetin2 was addressed by R.C,Armstroug,
who is spoken Of in y5u4scl.on with the romi-
nation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

DEAD DoG.-A dead log, this morning. lad
Keen lying at the Intersection OF Duke ana
Water streets for ior,y eight hours, to 'ae
great annoyance OF the residents OF ihat 'c''-
itv. dad it been alive il would have 'een at
tended to in short oyder-ju, i've dos Is pct
ter than a dead lion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15
zIFX 177R1A GAZF7TR AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

DAY OF AToNEMENT. The stores OF all TIE
IsTaclites in tie city were closed to day, in
c,'abraticnof the fast Of the Day of Atonemenf,
aul The appearance Of King street, vas IN
consequence. not 30 lively as usual. Services
appropriate tn the occasion we're held in The
Synagogue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

CATTLE MOVEMENTS Fifty thfoe'7r" lead
ed with cattle srrlyci lcra yesterday " i'e
Orange, Alexandra aui Manassas Railroad
fo,ty. eight Of which Went IN 'Arou"h to H'i'''
more and pa.Aaclphja, 'e.yjr- live here. An
immense number OF cattle have Nccn 'F''SPo'''
ed by the O., y. K NJ, Il. Il du'iu- the iA-i
vaor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, FAIRFAN
" COUNTY COURT, September IL, leG9:-
20 Elizabeth II. Cats. Josiah Cats and Mary
Butler and Ada Butler, children of Frances
ed Guardian al Item to the said Ada Butler,
MI iufant under the age of twerty-one years /;
Samuel W. Cats Elias W. kIncheloe d
Hannah A. his wife You are hereby notified
that L shall, on FRIDAY, tho I'D day Of Octo-
Der. IS 9, ~ 10 O'Clock a. m, (and to continue
from tImo 70 time, II necessary proceed 81 the
resider co of Mrs. Elizabeth d. Cats, in the
village OF West End, county OF Fairfax and
H. Cats AMI Roster ID. Cats, setting forth that
they are DESTROYS OF perpetuating the testimony
cfthe said elizabeth Ii. Cats and others, wit
nesses Ms - the amount and character OF the es-
tate Of Samuel Cats, decd, late of Fairfax
county, Va, the amount and value Of advance
ments made by the said Samuel Cats to any or
either Of his children or their descendants or
with VIII ca they may be chsrgosbie, and as to
other matters touching the estate of the said
SamGel Cats, In respect to which there is no
suit; ana that you are the persons that may be
effected by such teStlm ny to take IN writing
the evidence of the said Eliz Ibeth II. Cats AM
any other witnesses that may DO adduced in
respect 10 said matters BY the said petitioners
or by yourselves; at which time and place you
are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
ChancGry for the County Court of Fairfax CO..
Va ut my Office, the day and year above writ
ten. GEO w. HAWXHURST.
Fairfax co. sep lE-2swtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

CHANGE IN RAILROAD TINE On and alter
Friday the lst day Of October, the passenger
trair on the Alexandra, Loudoun and Hamp-
shir! Railroad. which now leaves here at p.
NJ, will leave at p. IN and returning Will
leave Hamilton at : a. IN. instead of a. m as
n present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

PROPERTY SALE The two story brick dwell
ling house and lot of ground on Pitt street, be-
tween King and Prince, belonging to Mr.. John
/. Pascoc, has been disposed of at private
sale to Dir. Thomas W. Swami Tor $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15
NO STOVE DEALE RS AND HOUSE,
KEEPERS.

Having secured the wholesale and retail
agency for the celebrated IRONSlDES COOK
ING STOVE, am prepared to furnish dealers,
hotel AMI housckocpers with them st price: to
suit the times 1t is useless for me to Wal Fant
these Stoves TO bake hut will say II sell one
that does not bake, will refund double the
money for it. | also have general assert m ent
OF other Stoves at prices ranging from Sli to
800, complete. Also, a general assortment OF
TIN WARE, STOVE FURNITURE, &c.
Dealers and others desiring Stoves would do
well by sending for q price list to
E. II. CLARKSON,
No. Il South Royal street.
Alexandria, Va.
p ST will closc out my stock of splendid
INTERPRETATIONS ut reduced prices Those
desirings nice article would do well TO call ana
examine them.
~ 3-3m Il. ii. 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

REyYxrE APPOINTMENT j. Hay% Shie!t
has been appoirtel by Collector + +. W h!!e
deputy collector Of Internal Revenue at WIN
chester
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HNssGNE ElAE.

= -
sUS Ro,A.............5 Al NOON sKTs III g...~U0 A
SUN ssr,.............6 10 HIGH WATER m'g 90 OO
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. SEP. 10
ARRIVED.
Schr Welcome 4 Beebe Washington, 10
American Coal Co.
Schg- Ch~s DeR;is, Boston; IL Curtis, Bos-
ton; and Flying Scud, Washington, to j z
Agnew.
SAILED.
Schrs " Z Attwater, Parker. Bridgeport and
Flying ScUd, Richmond, by j Z Agnew.
Schrs G Grove, Providence and Wild
Pigeon, Providence by American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Brigs 5 Berry, Torrey, and Columbus, Ilav-
cuer, hoaco vt Boston 18th Instant.
Schri q K Gibson, Thacker and Frank Jam.
esou, jameson, hence at Boston l3.h inst.
Sch- Eliza Eysns Mahau, hence at Wexford
18th Instant
Schr Joseph Hay, Halfway, for this port,
cleared at Providence 10th inst.
Sohrs kebecca knight, Baldwin and Eliza
beth Edwards, Somes, hence at Providence
18th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

RECEIPTS OF GRAIy.-The receipts OF gram
a thisci by the Orange, Alexandra and Man
as,as Railroad, during the month Of August
exceeded those Of any previous month since
the construction Of that road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15
FERTILIZERS.
CHESAPEAKE GuANO.

n
AN ANNOTATED SOLUBLE PHoS-
PLATE,
mining al the properties OF Bone and re-
ruvian Guano,
MANUFACTURED BY
ISAAC REYNOLDS s. SONS, Baltimore
under the direct supervision Of one OF the nfm
In addition to numerous reeommendatlohs
nv farmers who have used this FERTILIZER give
the remarks of Doctor K. Il. Stabler, Chem.
ist, who at my request m made an ansrSsiI s, u
Reynolds Ammoniated Phosphate namely:
ANALYSIS:
TWENTY-FIVE per centum of this Guano IS IN
mediately Soluble, and available TO the crops.
All the other fertilizing material is in very
favorable condition TO be appropriated py 'he
K. b. STABLER, Chemist
Alexandria, Va, October 18th, 1863
Fer sale BY BENZ. II. LAMBERT.
Agent, Aexandris. Va
and by merchants dealing in Fertilizers. a.
Agents prices. sep 3-6w
MANUFES MANuKEsr
PERUVIAN GUANO from agents ware
house
BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
WHITELOCK'S VEGETATOR.
Russell GOES SUPER-PHOSPHATS,
and all other approved Fertilizers. furnished
at market rates, by THOS. PERRY,
aus Is King street, Alexs
UTHITELOCK' VEGETATOR.
A supply Of this valuable s Ferijli1sF just re-
ceiyed By THOS; Penny,
gu 2S No. ID King st.
DERUVIAN GUANQ,
A supply of No. l PERUVIAN GUANO,
direct from the Government warehouse, low
landing and for sale by
b II. LAMBERT,
aug l9-eolm No. Is Union wharf.
Y,O WHEAT GROWERS!
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'EXCELSIOR.''

Containing Acknowledgements POI cent
Super Phosphate equivalent t. Bono
Phosphate OF Lime. per Ieht
Potash and per cent
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Ea,lS SAR.k. AND stf.Nl.

FOR REHT-Tho STORE occupied By
an +. NJ. Mils & Co, on Fairfax street. opp
site I.eadbeater's drug store. Possession give"
Immediately. Enquire Of
sep l0-lm j. BRODERS ~ W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

KENT-One Of the NEW HOUSES
E:.: on Pitt street, between Duke and Wolfe
containing II room and good cellar, md sup
piled with gas ana water To good tenant
rent will be moderate Apply to ,,op
aug III u r. N'N-r.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

Police REPORT MAYOR OFFICE.-A case
Of iu!raa,;on Of the Sunday law was dismissed,
4, the charge was not sustained.
William Smith, coored boy, one Of those
Who fer many Sundays past have been render
ing the neighborhood Of Battery Rodgers dis
orderly, was fined, and in default OF the payment
he wiI be committed TO the work house.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Sarah Hart, for
threatening the lie Of Mrs. Betsy West, 10
default Of security Of the sum Of 5000 to keep
the peace Tor six months, was committed to
jail. Before she lett the Office, she took occa-
sion 30 express her opinion of the Mayor and
the Justice, ard did so in no very elegant or
@ mp imcntary terms. As she has been taking
care for some time past of crippled and sick
aud poor man named Lewis Trisler, an order
was issued for his admission into the Aims
House.
\ warrant was issued for the arrest of a
coorcd man named Henry Coleman, for mali
ciousy manning valuable COW belonging to
Tiaothy O'Conuor.
WATCH REPORT Might clear and tempe
raurc cool \ colorod festival opposite the
Isl c1orcl Baptist Church was broken up by
the watch. There were no disturbances and
10 arrests by the watch. Two dodgers were ac-
commotatcd at the watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

THEFT or DUcKs.-The premises of Mr..
John L1lley, en- Queen street, were invaded
last night all iji entire flock OF Gue ducks
stolen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15
~ lllO STOCK OF
ID RY G 90 d )

81 small prices. Don't fail to call and see our
tho stoo.; Of CASSIMERES, including q largo
lot OF the celebrated VIRGINIA HOLSTON
MILLS.
Our success in goods, suitable for young men,
mas Induced ia to enlarge our stock OF FIN
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES. We are csn-
stAutly receiving accessions to our already nno
stock If DRY GOODS. We invite the pup nc
. call and examine them.
ASHBY & CO, 10 King st,
Z. S.-We will receive in few days our faI
supply Of DRESS GOODS, CARP ELS snc
oil CLOTHS [sep lj-lwl A 20,
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DAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE-
d Warranted to contain basis OF pure ma"
Bone, and no mineral or Inert matter whatev-
err. A Fertilizer of Is years standing, equal to the
best in tho market and sold at price mucn
below any other article equalling 1t in value
Prico $50 per 2C00 lbs. For sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
Go,arsl Commission Merchant for the sale Of
Flour Grain, &C, Alexs, Va. aug l6-eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

RENAtLs.-The market presents less ami
nation. Nth the exception OF good city de-
mand Tor Superfne, Fiouc is quiet. Wheat is
only moderately active, and buyers inclined to
hold OF; -alei of som9 choice lois d. Us, but
the ordinary grades We're dull at 130 1885, l4o,
al, ~ lif and li5; offerings DO bushels,
mostly ,cd. Corn dull and some samples
Withdrawal; offerings light, with sAlos of white
at l22 AMI danagel mixel at ll9 Rye very
quiet with small sales at lo3. Oats in demand
and prices drn, with sales at So SO, 50, 90 and
81 Offerings Of l6)l bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-15

WHOLESOME DIET. I've have received from
Ncssrs. Hill \ Co.. the proprietors Of the old
Jameson Steam Bakery, in this city, SAM
PIE of their Graham Biscuit" made under
then careful personal supervision. The flour
uscl is made OF The whole wheat, unbolted. -
These biscuit, while they have no yeast in
them, are light, soft and palatable, and have
the very important advantage Of being thor
ou-hly baked in the old fashioned brick ovens.