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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

INTERNAL REVENUE STOREKEEpERs Otto
P0rtner has been appointed day storekceper at
the disillery of f. t. Downham & Co., near
Fishtown, and George p. Douglass, colored.
night storekecper at the same distillery. 1t is
stated that the first men toned appointment is
satisfactory to that German element of the
city's population, which is Radical in Its
sympathics.
PofITIcM. The Conservative meeting held
in hi, place, on Wednesday evening, endorsed
the action al theCounty Conservative Commit
tee. in regard to the proposed Congressional
Convention, and passed resolution THAT the
interests o! this Congressional district will be
advanced by the election o! Lewis Mchlnz!c
csp., to Congress.
LAND SAILS. -Messrs. +. }. Cannon \ Co.,
land agelts at Manassas depot, sold yesttr-
day tract OF land near that station, containing
DDS acres tc Mr.. A. l.. Ca;tamus, from the
North, for II, 800.
Prpuc SrEAKiNd.-Charlcs Whittlesry,
the radical candidate Tor Congress from this
district, will deliver speech at Liberty Hall
TO night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

ToNTINE RESTAURANT. The Mcssr7. Cooncy
have at their restaurant, opposite the market
house, on Cameron street, daily, turtle soup,
clam soup, and fresh oysters. A fine bill oil
f,rc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

Ats. DEALHAM's magnificent One Price es
tablishment, 81 King street, ali hands are kept
busly employed in furnishing the latest styl
of suits TO our citizens, and tho only wonder Is
how they can sell such elegant Suits at sucf
reasonable prices. )c ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

NEW POTATOES. Mr.. Lilly has, at his
stand, in tho market house, fine new potatoes,
and all The early vegetables.
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sPRIN GS.

& Z p > . ! y , ,...
This popular place of resort having been
thoroughly renovated, is now ready Tor inc TO-
cnnt;on of parties who desire To spend day In
" II is Easy Of ncccss 70 tho cities of Alexan-
dr;a ard he District. being Immediately upon
The line of the Alexandria, Loudoun hsmp,
shire Railroad, with the Superintendent OF
which arrangements can be made Tor tne run run.
ming of trains to suit the convenience OF parties
desiring to visit the = ace. .o
The proprctors pledge themselves to use
a. Cir best endeavors to secure the comfort sno
nies surc OF visitors, and to tho mainta'nsnee
pf orccr. No alcoholic liquors permitted In lno
For IA. 'the- particulars apply TO
i'' WIN. Ii. CAKLIN, Alexa., or
PORT RAIL-. 7th ST. Wash n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

TRu.Es AND S4TcuxLs.-Ladi"s and gentle
men who contemplate travelling this summer
andare compelled to havetrnnN: or 'lchol- cs''
snprly their wants very easily from the elcai-
lent stock of 5. Dealhap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11
TELEGRAPH NEWS
spEClALDlspATCHEsTo THEGAZETr
From kcy West.

KEY WEST, June The steamers Penob-
SEQ, and Saratoga sail Tor the North to-day. 49,
The yellow fever patients are doing well
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11
DpENIvG OF PORTNERS q 4 d
1 Am PLEASURE GROUNDS.

HPENl Nc Ut TOni ~
u AND PLEASURE GROUNDS. ~.
v .,,c nlosstlre to announce to the u6ir
,ba, 'IT have pr' opened my GARDEN, which has
Snsn fitted tied up in very no style. Parties visit;
ing tho Garden will find lam a%Gs Isl s"@h G msn
kind. The place will DO kept IN sucn d v;s;s Il
n ntI ci in daytime or evening. Refreshments OF
Rrcwery Vaults. Parties or associations wish
ing to hold Picnic other Festival WIN INC
c. c. too md sjl the grounds can be procured
nr r day or night by any respectable party al
very reasonable rates. nrup popTNRR
mp 20.tf hoDh"h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

PRINTERS CoNdRESs. In the published
proceedings of the Printers Congress in A.
bany, yesterday, the following paragraphs APP
pear:
Mr.. Wilmington, OF Alexandria, offered a
resolution that Immediately after the recess
Miss Augusta Lewis be invited to address the
Convention.
After some humorous debate, it was ascer-
tanned that Miss Lewis did not desire to ad-
dress the Convention at present, and, with he
coming grace and much righteousness, Or.
Wilmington, the Dromio Of the Convention,
Withdrew his resolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

REMAKKs-rhe market closes quietly with
Hmi.ed receipts OF produce. The transactions
in Flour have been t. q very limited ext MT and
principally confined to the city trade. The
stocks on hand arc generally lair but h'gh
grades of Extra are scarce. For Wheat there
ma. been but limited demand, with very hight
receipts prices weak, and the sales reported
today were of TWO lots only of ordinary red at
To and 1872 Corn has been in active demand,
and prices have steadily advanced, the closing
,al..s bcing ~ 9}a9L Rye dull, with but very
light receipts quotations nomiusly l.0tl25.-
oats in fair request. with sales Of damaged at
-; good 7i.1l. Plaster quiet. Salt unchanged
Wool quiet and prices without change. But
ter duh OF sale with u fair supply, tho outside
figures bojnS for strictly primo in small pack
ages. Supply 2f Fish limited. Eggs have AL
vanced and are in good demand. Corn Meal
firm and prices advancing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

MRS. G.. u. SIMEON, No. 125 King street, has
now on hand n verv elegant assortment of Mil
lncrv Goods of every description and variety.
Her Flowers are tho most beautiful in the mar :
kct and her Grapes Laces and Ribbon are all
well selected Also, the Neapolitan and Straw
Goods are worry fine. Cali and SEQ them before
purchasing elsewhere. my IN
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Jos. II. SHAFFIBLD.
InXCuRSION TO CARLIN'S SPRINGS.

II 90,
Tho METHODIST PROTESTANT SUN.
R Rzear sSno % lh will ag nave d IN
lightfu resort,on TUESDAY the 10Th of June,
1869. The School contomplates giving an EA'
HIBITION in the Pavilion at the Spring, DUR
ing the afternoon, at which, several Poems,
Dialogues and other pieces will be recited an ana
several fine pieces of Music will be sung, inc
friends of Sunday Schools are confidently OK
pectcd to encourage tho enterprise by their IS
sstsncc and presence.
Ice Cream and Refreshments may be OBTAIN
cd of the Committee in charge.
der Il wears of age 25c-may be had from sew
eral of tho scholars and from JAS. w. Nichols.
ut the Post Office, or from j. Tacey' at the IT,
House
The cars will leave tho Loudon and Hsmp-
shire DEPOT at 10 o'clock a. m, and returning
will leave the Springs about p: m.
10 0~td j. TACEY, Supt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

WILCOX &GInB'S SEWING MACHINE
the work done by this Machine IL is pronounced
the best Family Machine in tho world, Ag'n-
cy at &. Baum's Hoopslirt and Corset Factory,
81; Eth street between ID end II, Washington
II 4, my6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

Masonic. The annual election of officers OF
Alexandria Washington Lodge" No, OF. 4
4. NJ. was held last night and the following
officers c.cc,cd to serve for the ensuing masonic
wear. Geo. L. Shinn, Worshiplul Master; VIM.
\. Moore, Senior Warden; B. H. Lambert, jr.
Junior Warden, James S. Douglass. Secreta
rg:John A. Field, Treasurer. The installation OF
officers will take pla on Thursday 9th instant,
at which time the newly elected master will ap'
point the remaining officers of the Lodge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11
a CARD.

r., HE Voters Of III. Senatorial District
lp answer to theqUcstions al numerous TRENDS
bnth orally and by letter, requesting To Know
,uLotbcr ar not | will be y candidate Tor Inc
Sans alto IN this District, l answer: emphaucalIy'
IS. md shall remain in the field rs an tHde-
SS,ca,5s1lf candidate; Independent OF all cHques
and conventions. .Lo ,;roo
hall SEQ AS many of the voters rs the tilne
&o,wonn This and the election Will permit anu
Shsli ;,sue card defining my position 10 every
The ultra politicians Of both parties are Cd,
sod 10 me, but have the vanity to suppose
lint the people, or great majority oil tnein' Sr'
have protected them in "past-tmes, ana
snow thy n"'' NV d. +. DULANY.
ss,GNEES SALEOF REAL ESTATE
Nv vi,tue of an order OF the un,tel T;a''I
nis;,irt Court for the District OF Virglhm' !
~, ell rs Assignee of Chas. W. Nj: hhooa !,
"', 'trn,t in front of tao Mayor ONCE, IN 'nc
'',', nT Hl,xandria, Va, on WEDNES9ipA !,
tr,e 3hh 1863 at II o'clock m an un9 , ~ y
'oni,,v of n LOT OF GROUND and Fra M
TENEMENT thereon, in the city oil Ale4s a.
-. " ON the south side of W likes street,
tween Pitt and Royal streets, In 'front.' " iou.
'o Wills street, and in depth leo feet TO an
w 80 loo. vide Terms declared Al sale.
Amy Az '''' JOHN 5. FOWLER
Assignee of Ctas. W. NJ Huspaii,
ie ll-4Lll lS,4,Z9 -
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, cslGNEES SALEOF NEAL ESTATl

Y,lNE TOILET SOAPS English and Am I'm.
rr;ran Pickles, Davis and Miliers aesst
fswdcr. Cedar Tubs, Buckets, bass W:1V
brushes, ~'' l47 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

Is o'"r'" EURBER TUCK COMBS
~ assortment Is King street
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AMUSEM ENTS.

-s.., GRAND CURSION TO
aa5nz1s GLYMONT,
SUNDAY, June 10, and EV cry SUNDAY
thereafter.
The steamer ARROW will leave her wharf
at Alexandria. at l0t o'clock q. IN. returning
at I'D. m. Tickets rs cents children half price.
TO be had at the wharf on Sunday morning:
Meals and refreshments will be furnished on
the grounds.
je l0-3t jon. II. ShAFFlbLD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11
EMUVAL OF THE
\. LIVE HALTER,
II ING STREET. TO Ia KING

ENJOY a II w tIlE
K Nc STREET. TO Ia KING
| FROM IS IA, STREET, -,
Iono door cast of St. AZ, n CON.
Thankful for past favors, w:shv-
tinaance OF tho same. W
Has opened n large assortment OF HATS
all styles and col0r5.
A large assortment of CLOTH HATH just
received, of all cOlors.
Keep constantly on hand full assortment
Of HATS of sll styles.
Straw and Panama Hats bleached in 2 hours
notice Hats of all kinds made to order at
short notice. my Him
TINE FACT that our CHALLENGE he.
/ PERPETRATORS had such an unprece-
dentod success over all othors made outside Of
our State has aroused us to enlarge our facili-
ties for manufacturing: We Also offer this sea-
son something new-the COMBINED SAFE
and REFRIGERATION COTTON up with great
care, and which cannot fail to please. The I'M
dersigned being the inventors as well IS manu-
lecturers do not hesitate to say they are not
r ierior to those manufactured elsewhere. but
say boldly that they are superior in our judy
ment to all others. We cheerfully place them
on exhibition. free, FOR the most critical exsmi-
rstion, knowing the verdict will be- in favor of
Virginia mechanism.
my PURCELL q HOY.
1 yHEVlOT5 FOR BUSINESS SUITS.
We kave just receveda full assortment OF The
above goods Tor business SUIT, r. greatly rsauc
cd prizes We have also added To our STOCK OF
Black, French Doe.kins, CassImeres, Dice
French Cloths and Fancy Csssmeres maks
our stock OF goods III that i'm" very eonPiete
We are prepared IL furnish SUITS golIoh up III
the best style and made by any merchant ta'ior
desired. ecr.v,,.urR
je9 VIII u Il" " oi'A IL n IN
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e. o l. ID
MARINE list.

sw YORK. June n.-Gold to-lsv 1898
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11
SHAD =
w FOR SPRING TRADE.

NIINDOW SHAD >
w FOR SPRING TRADE.
Just received splendid assortment OF Gold
Transparent and Landscape Window Shades
yary rheap, NJ j. p. CLARKES,
np5 No l5S King st., Alexa., Va
ENGLISn AND AMERICAN SCYTHES
IL lust received ut So King street.
mn y j r. CREIGHTON 81 GON.
HYPODEKMIC SYRINGES of bn.t make.
Il Just received and for sale by
jc1 f. :. LEADBEATEi: ,S Co
NUANOl GUANOl
" No. PERUVIAN for sale by
my e IHOS. PERRY, - King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

c>s- We hereby announce JOB LA w "
HURST rs 49, Independent Republican cahdi
date at the coming election to represent tho
county of Fairlax IN the House Of Delaeates oi
Virginia. MANY REPU BLlCAN VOTERS
Fairfax co. ie g-eoto
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-11

WuITTLESEY, Republican candidate for
Congress from this district. will address the cit:
zens of this city and county, Mt LiBEkIl
HALL, ON FRIDAY NIGHT next, Mt eight
-III- Ia 9--td
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-10
SUPREME CouRT-srEclL TERM.

Before Mr.. Justice Barnard-A Mem Cere-
ptonial MdrT-iage- BeaHs BeSsel agt. John BesseH-
THIS is brought by the plaintiff young woma-ln
fact minor when the suit cOmmeueed-iora separa-
ton and maintenance for herself and her children, on
the ground OF abandonment. The case turns almost
entirely on the question whether the painuu was mar
RED or not IL acknowledged that there no ecre-
IuOpIal marriage But 10 IL claimed that there was
cousent and an open acknowledgment OF the marriage
On the trial yesterday. witness testified that the plain
tn was introduced ut her house by Mr. Bissell rs HE
wife was known az his wife, and treated rs his Wife
The plaintiff herself was on the witness stand ana gave
an account OF her acquaintance With the defendant;
She was attendant or companion OF
his sisterin-law. He was attracted 10 her.
He maid her secretly his addresses, aud the intimacy
rIpened sle visiting him the hospital and seeing him
constantly I'LL proposed she should live with him as
his wife He opposed 10 ceremonial marriage put
that WAS not necessary There were plenty OF couples
living In New.YOrk man and wife between whom no
ceremonial marriage had passed. and they wero both In
law and before God married That was the law OF thus
state She says In her testimony atshe lid not consent
t this had been many times repeated To her. and then
nj last she consented They lived time together,
hui I'm the left her The trial was suspended at
this point but will be continued to-day. IL appears that
the defendant denies there any marriage at Law or
i'm fact It's expected that paper purporng TO be an
wledgment by tho plaintiff that the parties to the
action were not married will be offered In evidence The
ease Is complicated by the fact that the defendant has
married since his separation from plainth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-10
CRIMINAL

At Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Dodge, Henry Conway an engraver 20
years OF age, was charged with having attempted TO
shoot Mary Emma Frost of No. 66 Bi1thave Monday
last The accused claimed that the firing was
Was held TO answer In default OF q 500 bail William
Balzer, young In the employ OF James Surgs was
accused by the latter with having taken his watch and
chain time ago, but the evidence was insufficient
tho prisoner was discharged
In the Court of Special Sessions, yesterday,
Albert Schaerf, charged with assaulting policeman
discharged and directed 20 le complaint Police
Headquarters against the of1cor. Henry w. Wilson,
ahas "Gustayianus" alias Sleepy Gus" was sent to
the PeneDtlary 10 serve out term Of sentence Sam.
uel Porter who affects 70 live at hotels and pay no bills
was sent 10 the Psnltenary for months Julius
Tobias, clerk In GTandst shoe store was sent " the
Penitentary on charge OF defrauding customer
At the Tombs Police Court Maurice O'Gorman
was brought before Justice Bowling, charged with
having induced Thomas Laughnn a carman M the EN-
poy Of MessrA Benner X Moore, furniture dealers In
ki1gst, TO procure from the store OF Hotopp Co. No.
s62 Canalst 10 gallons OF yarnlsn valued al t2 After
receiving the yarnish Laughln suspected that all was
not right ana, on inquiry ascertained that O'Gorman
had authority 10 order the property and caused his
arrest The magistrate committed German for trial
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Judge Observation-Disclosures Nation, young cOored man,
was charged by Timothy Sullivan tho pilot of the
boat Pope Catn upon which Nation had been steward
with having stolen Sis from tho locker on the sd of Oco
Der The evidence was entirely ecunstantal, and the
prisoner was acquitted. Frank Adams Edward kiol,
and Charles Wekera we're each genteaeed years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-10
BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAssERs-PRoTEsT r
CEIVED,

The Board of Supervisors, sitting as q Board
OF County Canyassers met at yesterday. and
ganzed by selecting Supervisor John Fox chairman
Supervisor Tweed moved, and IL carried that the
Board proceed to the Wards in numerical ORDER
and that all protests which may be received be laid
for consideration until the last day OF tho su
Ely deeired To present two protests which had
been handed 10 him against CONTRASTING the votes for
Supervisor, far IA Henry Smith concerned and
then moved that those protests DO transmitted 10 the
Corporation Counsel for his opinion. The from Mr.
votes being oanyassed Henry Smith for Supervisor
because at the time said Smith nominated he
OF the Board OF Metropolitan Police Commissioners and
that the votes which cast for MT Smith void
In support OF his protest Mr. Foley cited the following
section OF the act to amend chapter OF the laws or 1861
entitled an act In relation Commissioners OF the
Metropolitan Police Of the Metropolitan Police District OF
the State OF New-York Section 2 section OF tho act
hereby amended shall hereafter read ms follows
member " Police
who shall qualifying Office additional place Of public
civil eouen who shall during bis terra % Office be pub
cy nominated or any elective by the people shall within
succeeding the publicly decline the said nomination. sha
In either thereby 10 have resigned bis commission aud
have vacated his Office and all votes east At election for Any per
sn holding Police Commissioner within - days after he
shall have resigned such once, shan he void -
Mr. Jacob Cohen the other protestant through MT
Ely against canvassing the votes Tor supervisor Tor
Henry Smith upon the grounds presented by Mr. Foley,
and adding that at the recent election gross frauds were
perpetrated In tho suppression by the inspectors ana
Canyassers Oi Election In many districts 0f votes cast
for himself Mr. Elys motion then prevailed After can
WASHING the votes the Seventh ana Thirteenth wards,
the BOARD took recess until Wednesday, ...
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TUESDAYS WEATHER RKPoRr-s.n
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF EBw.YORK.........."........No Tenoer
CLEARED.
stesmshps-Cubs, Noodle. hSeIpooli COLORADO WiAmS M,r
Savannah; Charleston Berry, CbreOni Volunteer jones' Mg
ton, N CT Niagara BAkema1 Richmond. &c GAaeu' "AdsA
shps-Ciy Of Montreal Daggs, LOndOnI California wsles-A
Saa Francisco =. -,
BssAdssde Jersey; wIhslmua Agihs. MOner cnrssSs
ScbrAnna Dse Turk; Ida Richardson Bedel Charles
Gen MaiOu PolaN Portsmouth, Scud. Mogau Bosteni
sr JscksouVie Garland Libby, Norfolk r. IA Kenny Kelly. bA
sloop-Achyulss Mullen EewHaven.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Westpha Shweasen Hamburg via Havre Oct 10 @ds>
steamship De Soto Eaton Hsworsaus Havana days. -Ass
and pass ~, -. -. -, ,.-..
Steamship Volunteer Jones wmingtou mdse and pass
Bark Henry A. Ltcbfed Spalding Baltimore days, coal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANp c0AsrwtsE
cb,,ls. Stekpey Philadelphia Whtnsv Long. AeHGndna
Ti,r.i ph1,depbia Loi,ie Kots ueorgpOwu Do
Ri1,betb viryina Susan Scranton Virginia
Mr. n Tbbets virginia X @. A. Ward. Virginia
WIN Walton PHILADELPHIA & BroSn Baltimore.
Michigan Rsudout LaVua Bell. Alexandria
Maggs d Chadwick PhildelphiA H. T. Russell. Philadelphia
b. T. Croker, Norfolk woodruff Mnns. virginia
BIertion, Virginia Vaughn, Virginia
Isaac HinkIJ Virginia Jane Emerson Georgetown D. O
Niagara, GeOrgetown, ID. G. Gust he~'iaVeh
SAILED.
for Hsmhurg City OF Dublin, for AntWeyt
Virgo SayaB1ah; Charleston, for Chare-t"n Niagara for kck
osa Sbips-Hepune for Liverpool Eastern star aud Fs Bag
Amelia for Bristol kng aud AchOTe g. quarAnese
SPOKEN.
Ship Coneas Grnnen from LOHdOn for HewYOrk Oct H. hl
ship Eih from Liverpool EevYort. Oct a. Miuehesd f.
IL miles distant
ship Chancellor Jones' from NsvYOk for Liverpool Nov st
<0.7. long IT,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
EEwLoSDoS Nov. 9-Steame aud other munng Loef
should look out for scbrs sunk tb track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-10
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Our city is at last promised market-house
which, finished according to the architectural plans,
viii surpass tho finest buildings OF the kind in Phadel
mia The entire block bounded by Thrtyfourth and
Thirty nfh.ss Eeventh-ave and tho North River 2OOx
300 feo has been leased by private company for
n, 80 years The company, which has assumed tho
Of the Manhattan Building Company, intend 10 COM
"a soon as possible after taking possession OF the
property the s Of January next the construction OF
an edlnce OF ron covering the entire block be lot in
stalls for market purposes The cost OF the building Is
nut at aud the income from stalls I'm the est
nntion OF competent Judges Will pay handsome divi'
ond on "A capital Of 81 600, should the city
naln stationary IN population. Tho design which has