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, 1869-10-23
Notice to Tax-Pavers,

TAA-PAYERS. will take notice that the
Il Tax LIST for 1869 remains in my hands
only 70 the hrst Of November, after which it
Will be turned over 10 the Sheriff and costs
added. BY paying now you will save ten
per cent. from being added 70 your tax bills.
oct2lw2t A. KYGER, Co. Treasurer.
, 1869-10-23

A MASSACHUSETTS, paper boast
fully announces that a lady in that
vicinity has given birth to four chill
dreu, all Of whom are alive aud we'll.
Their ages vary from one to nine
years.
, 1869-10-23

GENERAL Williams, who married
Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas, has pur,
chased a l,l00 acre farm in Culpep>
per county, Va It is mistrusted
that be intends to cultivate a U. S.
6enat0nhiP instead Of potatoes.
, 1869-10-23

THE "calicO hop; has reached
Illinois. 1t is the hired girl Jumping
out Of a second story window With
the family spoons.
, 1869-10-23
rHE oWYHEE MINES.

~%~A aA@A~fN
We visited the War Eagle minel
Tuesday, aud found things wearing
cheerful aspect. The
IDA FILLMORE
has her main shaft down, now 34(
feet, and in few feet farther a new
level will be formed the ledge al
this point continues about four feel
wide, aud the ore is richer if possible
than any yet taken from the mine
in the third level where Stopping is in
progress at present, two hundred and
thirty feet north of the main shaft,
the ledge is about 23 feet in width
This mine has never been in as good
condition or looked as well as it does
now.
THE GOLDEN CHARIOT
is being worked by contract. A tun-
mel is being driven on the fourth
level, in both directions on the ledge
FROM the principal shaft-nOrth to
the Ida Fillmore boundary, and south
to the southern line of the mine, two
contracts have recently been let for
stopping between the second and third
levels. The width of the ledge has
increased some, and the ore is very
rich.
PoORMAN..
This mine, which has been consid'
cred on the sick list for some time, be.
gins to manifest strong symptoms of
permanent recovery. A two-foot
ledge, of the best mineral that has
been taken out of the mine for two
years, was uncovered few days ago,
three hundred feet south of the main
shaft, in the fourth level, on which a
shaft has been sunk to the depth of
several feet. The vein widening as
it progresses.
IN THE PECK 4 PORTER
there is a ledge about two feet wide,
of good paying mineral. They are
stopping depth of ninety feet ; the
shaft is sunk thirty feet below this
point, aud it is the intention, to sink
fifty feet farther still, before making
another level.
THE RED JACKET
is q rather narrow vein, it will aver
age from ten inches to a foot, but it
is exceedingly rich and retains an
uniform width all the way. Drifting
is in progress now so feet from the
surface. The shaft will not be sunk
any deeper for the present, but tun.
mel commencing some three or four
hundred feet north Of the present
works, will be begun in a few days.
This tunnel is designed to run 10 on
the ledge, and will strike the per-
pendicular line of the main shaft $50
feet below.
THE ALLISON
is looking much better than formerly,
some of the richest silver ore that has
ever been extracted from any mine
in camp, is now being taken from the
drift $50 feet from the surface. .-Aoa.
ldnche
, 1869-10-23
Garden Seeds.

WE HAVE MADE arrangements
w with the Principal Seed Ware
Houses of New York and Philadelphia
to receive Fresh Seeds by Railroad.
Noisy CARRIER ASSOCIATION.
, 1869-10-23
H PAR X ER.

Notary Public and Commissioned
nasSs cor States aDd Territories.
Walla wslls, ls52-lS7O.
p s.-A new Patent, ipventes
Ro.,on during the great Peace 10
excitement, for ihsiructing those
are eonllDuAlly meddhng with % 2,
nsonle's domestic and business an
Far further particulars, enquire Of
'' II. PARKEH
, 1869-10-23

THE undersigned is General Agent
l. for Washington, Idaho Montana and
Oregon for all the Subscription Books
published by the leading houses of New
York, Boston, Hartford, and Philadel.
ph'a. Agents wanted.
General Agent for Lloyd's, Watson's
and other Map publishing Houses in
New York. Agents wanted,
, 1869-10-23

THE SUBSCRIBER has PACK TRAIN
of 40 MULES, which he offers for sale +,
20tf Apply 70 JAMES MoAULIFF.
, 1869-10-23
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.
Dates to October II.
ooHPILED PROM THE HERALD


tooNPILED PROM THE HERALD.l
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN PENNsYL
VANIA.
Philadelphia, Oct. 49, Official
returns are received from all the
counties but B1tler, Potter and
Juaniata, aud taking reported re-
turns from these counties give Geary's
majority at 1912.
REGULATORS IN INDIANA.
Louisville, Oct. IL Terrible
state of affairs is reported in the vi
cinity of Taylorville, Warlock county
Indiana. On Sunday last two men
were fatally shot in a quarrel with a
band Of regulators, to whom the men
killed are said to have belonged,
have driven several people out of the
neighborhood, and wounded others.
One man who neglected warning
was found dead. Law-abiding people
seem paralyzed.
, 1869-10-23
Snacial Notice |!

DISAPPOINTED applicants f0I ',s.. q.
~ official positions, can lesln
grand secret Of obtaining such' y , s-u
ing at the Greeuback Store. lo','ss'H
cOD6dsDtisl.) No fear of r'"0'Aa' nr~
fore term expires.
, 1869-10-23
Established Apannu

For Herring's Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes, second to none in the United
States. The safes can be obtained of
the undersigned at New York prices,
with freight and charges. Also Gen>
eral Agent for several more valuable
inventions.
, 1869-10-23
The Great Resurre ction Plant

From the Tropics, is now on exhibition
(the first ever brought to this country
at the Greenback Store.
Agent for leading Fire Insurance Com
panies, and the Manhattan Life Insur.
ance Company of New York.
, 1869-10-23
THE RED JACKET

is looking much better than formerly,
some of the richest silver ore that has
ever been extracted from any mine
in camp, is now being taken from the
drift $50 feet from the surface. -A0a.
ldnche.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04

kgep,s IN all he prncipa Ciiie- and Town.
RAics aud isTms A. liberal a. consistent Nth N
crate pFoai and ih,iAa,iai security
Stafford, MOrrs. a Candce,
iglJ - La kGEsT. Csir. q
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04
MASTERS SALE.

s s,,o 81 Illinois: b.. ueas'aer oo@'y crsu
ti wor'h'ngfon AMI James Hcl-hon..r Bin
GIl 5000 T. Tor Pari,iion. brr rrfH
iAlale nellce y hereby gten. that n purruanes C.
sala court on the lAh day of July A. a. lsss. l. jon
q Hartman, Master IN Chaacery for said Court gill,
on the nth day of sepemt+r.A A. n. isss a. 2o'coc
IN the afternoon Of sad day.
sell public snetion n the highest bidd.r for cs.i
Al the door IL the court house IN the city 81 Cairo,
said county ~ AirNnndrr and Stlte OF fiinbi- a.,
county and State to-witf
The west half Of the south quarter al ssctior
., wef, tno redemption allowed nom ssie iand nj
praised at twenty dollars per acre, will he sold q
With al aud gnlar the tensnsnts ard heredtanen,
thsreusto h.ionging. itH wv ' ..liH
Dds T.. yohS Y. hARAAs, NasssI 10 ohaaeery
Cairo, ILL.,, Asr 10, A. u. isdn.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04

HYOTICE ett
~ Nf7HffTaqab tuaIuHs4 afV
Ii hereby given that default having ou,airnsuy in Il
performance of the conditions expres, ed id CERTAIN
mortgage or deed Of trust exeeutedby james HJudso
10 Samuel s,aais Taylor aud Edwin Parsons, trustee
OF the Cairo city properly and dated Mach Tth, A.
D. 1859 ana recorded In the recorders office in
Tor AlekandeI county ~ the stats Of iunois IN boo
poi deeds page i2i, a. said mortgage or deed
trust conveying lot n,unberesi ihrtyysxl 800, m
block numbered thrty-two, ~ The hrrt addition g.
the city OF Cairo, in said coanty and STATE
We the undersigned said Trustees, will on WednoS-
day, the SIN day OF September next, A. d. 1869 at H.
o'clock IN the forenoon that day, under and by viz
tue OF the power Of sale contained in said morgag.
sell AT public auction to the highest bidder, for casl
al the othce building Of said trustees, correr OF wash
ogton Avenue and 18th street, IN said city of Cairo
Alexander county and State Of Illlnos, said lot mum
b.red thirty six 1851 in block numbered thiry-two
l3.) IN first addition ~ said city of Cairo, accord
ing TO the recorded plat thereof, with the appurten
anees, to satisfy the purposes and eondt,oa OF SAID
Mortgage 'sl = sTAATs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
eiiL Trustees of the Cairo City Property
nAed Caro-, u, August 18th. iss" suis-did
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04

ffIf,a.rT efgdffsF 'lfI T4rau. g g
DILL HEADS, ZOO, ,'.,s, i
CARDS, &c,
Pr,ntsd 81 The Once Of the caroBullst~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04

For through tickets and Information apply AZ ihe
Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Ia. - - ~
NLlL1l p q General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
NJ. HUGHITT, General superintendent. "a.
JAMES JOHNSON, Agent, Cairo. ~ III jan23dtf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04
CASH ASSETS, =, % 1854, saa
ITS FUTURE
Losses Paid at Cairo by the Etna:

Usefulness and duty ianst he shaped and rnoau;ui
only by tho wealth and growth OF ouf counrr, n 2
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04
CHEESE.
CRACKERS

Ohio aud New Ncfk FACTORY .,..,,............... 3
New YORK theoNet....... =
Pine Apple &,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04
COMMERCIAL

CAIRO, IiL., September u loo''
7Asse gaolil0as ryrtsfn' prices from GrH hdrSs :" "f
to,h,r eases hglsr rates brcs 10 b. pdtd.
Tho ,,nro,ornen, in busines, noted in our last
semi.weei,ly review has been continued during the
week. and prices of everything on our ls' re''"'n
steady and without important change from many
Indications already apparent, CAR" GOING 10 oe 'a
yored with an unusually heavy business TINS ia'l' ana
our merchants are preparing themselves 70 meet te
,ncroasod Diamond win fill stocks which they will
lisno.o ., an 81. favorable terms the same can be
bought in any western market.
FLOUR has been in continued brisk demand from
tine tu,do ana on orders, with better stocks OF the
, lower grades and disposition towards an easier
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04
COFFEE
CORN ME Al.
DRIED FRUIT

reathe., iot gee. urd hi v lial7
hAW'- ~ ilsssss kaIa
ScGs-pack"d. .'rd"k., Shippers tuun,....... iEaI
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04

EGGS have been active and the market Is one cent
better IN boxes sold at lGc. s"E ]
POULTRl-Receip are light with good demand
scoops sprngch ckenis sold at fun . 2jm3 -. :
ooops old 40 ~ rom 81 Oam+5 81! ~ ~
VEGETABLES are in fair market demand ut pre-
rates. 30 bhs potatoes sold NJ 81 ~; - hus II
sweet potatoes q q 2ii 2crntes cabbage, at $40 y lG
FRUIT--Appies md pcarhc ntc m better suppn
with saet Of 0blls apples at 81 aud - bhls choice
10 at az 1jg8 80. 70 boxes @achef sold nj from ~,
70 sol, according 70 quality % boxes grapes sold a.
70 p 10, OF - for I'D boxes
GROCERIES 8 DRUGS are IN improved dcmand
lud prices are generally rnch,nged am finn
FRElIHT- ste OciiNc, and shipmoni- from fhi.
Iort are larze tta 'tKH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

Police REPORT MAYORS OFFICE. Capt
WIN. Jameson, for keeping dog without 81
license, which dog bit. and severely hurt the
child of Mrs Flood, was discharged, as the
offending animal was delivered over to the
officers to be killed.
Euoch Cook, for an assault on Joe Ander
son, coored, was dismissed, as the charge was
not sustained.
joseph Leitich, for rolling bread wagon on
the sidewalks, and tor rolling the wagon over
the child of VIM. Hicks; also for keeping dogs
without license, was discharged upon the pay
ment of costs.
A colored boy. for fighting near the depot Of
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad
last Sunday, was fined discharged,
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Were no cases
of a criminal cha racter at either Of the Maris
trates offices this morning.
WATCH REPORT, The uisht was clear and
cloudy. The tenn perature of the preceding day
moderated conside raby There we're no dis.
turbances aud no arrests and no dodgers in the
watch house. A brilliant light that had been
LETT burning in the cellar Of the store OF a. Il.
Mott & Co was, after attracting some attention,
eytinguished
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29
The Markets.

NFw YORK, May 29-Stocks unsettled =
Moucy easy al per cent. Exchange 81. Gold
}q.. Five-twonties, coupon, 22} Ten-forties,
coupon, 9t North Carolinas $50; new 554 =
Virp,niss, OK coupon. 50; new Gls,
BALTIMORE, MAY .9-Virginia g., old, in
scribed, ~. bid, GOT asked do. leG6 b5t bid. -
North Carolinas, new, 544 bid, Sc asked
NEW YORK, May 29-Flour 5al0c better for
low grades Wheat &c better for Spring
Corn dull and declining.
BALTIMORE, May So Cotton firm middling
uplands 2st to 283 Flour quiet and prices
steady Wheat dull and irreg ular; primo Val
lev red l-0al7j. Corn firm and scarce; white
81; yellow g. Oats duh and prices weak
light GS; heavy 73a75. Rye l40al45. Pork
litln ut So Bacon firm. Lard at l9alqic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
sPECIALDI8pATCHEs TO THE GAZETTE
Decoration Day.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The city has the
appearance of Sunday, many Of the stores
being closed, and number of the citizens
gone to Arlington to participate in the cere-
mouy Of decorating the graves OF the Federal
soldiers inferred there The President, ac-
co:npauiel BY his wife and MIR. Dent, lett at
noon for Arlington to witness the ceremonies
there, which were very impressive.
At Philadelphia and Boston the day was ap'
propriatey observed by display of flags
closing OF the public buildings, &c. In Phila-
delphia there was procession of the orphans
of deceased soldiers, which attracted much
attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29
LOCAL NEWS.
CHURCH SERVICES TO-MORRoW. |

Christ CAureh.-Service at IL q. m and D
no., by Rev John ID. Powell,
ST. Pal $ Churek.-Service at IL 3 m anC
Al y. m. by Rev. DIR. Norton.
Grace Church.-Service at IL a m, and
p. m, by Rev. ID. r. Sprigg
st. MarYS.-Mass at 7 a. m. and II M
Vespers at 81 p. IN.
FIRST Presbyterian Sermon in the morning
oy Rev. Septimus Tustin, I'D.
Second Presbyterian.-Sermon in the morn
ing and al night by Rev. h Il. Nc Murrsn
Methodist Episcopal Church Sonth -Serm9n
in the morning by Rev. DR.. Hough, and at night
Methodist Episcopal Sermon IN the morn
ing and at night, by Rev. I. II. Haynes.
Methodist ProteStant-Sermon In the morn
ing and q. night by Rev. Mr.. Benson.
Baptist. -Sermon in the morning and night
by Rev L ]. Willis.
VILLAGE Ciapei.--Service in the morning and
At night by Rev Mr.. Hummer.
AIsrcndria Christian Association. General
Prayer Meeting in the Baptist Church, at 4
o'clock D IN, and every evening during the
coming week in the Association > new room Sc
cond floor of No. SO King street, at s o'clock.
A cordial welcome will be given to all who
will attend upon these means of grace.
Bethel Serrices.- AT King street. wharf at
p IN weather permitting.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

SEW ENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
At meeting Of tho County Conservative
Committee of this county, held on Wednesday
evening, May 26. 1869. the following resolutio ns
were unanimously adopted
RcsolCsJ, IhsLit is nexpedient to call meet
ing Of the Conservative voters of this county to
select delegates to CONFESSIONS! Convention,
~ we believe it to be the unanimous desire of
the Party in this portion ofthe It'll Congressional
District to make no nomination COR repressn-
tattye in Congress.
Resoire3, That we are fully satisfied with the
manner IN which the canvass in this district is
being conducted and teel confident in our abil-
itv h efeat the nominee of tho Radical party,
and to til end we earnestly invite the cordial
co-operayion OF the Conservative voters through
out the district
Rceolre1 That the Secretary furnish the FORE
going resolutions for publication.
GEO. X. SHINN, Sect'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29
From Cuba .

HAVANA, May 29.-The Spanish gunboat
Austria reports that while cruising in the
ueighborhood of Cuba, she saw a suspicious
looking three masted steamer. The Austria
Immediately gave chase aud fred her guns for
the purpose of bringing the vessel to, but she
hoistcd thc American flag and continued on
her course.
Captain General Dulce, to day, telegraphed
to Spain ask Ing to be Immediately relieved of
the Captain Generalship of Cuba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29
Assault.

New YORK, May 29.-At eight o'clock this
morning a man applied at Police Headquarters
Tor an interview withSuperintendent Kennedy
He was admitted TO room where Mr.. Kennedy
was sitting alone-when suddenly drawing a
heavy billy he rushed at Kennedy stricking at
his head.
An alarm was instantly raised, and the assai-
aut secured and taken to the Police Court
The man hears no appearance of insanity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29
Iusiian sDvr;rRpeS

WATERNIirE, KANSAS, May %. Reports
from Lake Sibey. state that party OF Sioux
AMI Cheyenne Indians attacked the Scandina-
Wan Colony, southwest of that place, on the
?Cth instant, and killed five Of the settlers, but
were driven off after hard fighting
Considerable excitement exists on the Re-
publican river. as several settlers have been
killed within the past few days, among whom
were two men lately from Sidney, Iowa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29
COMM ERllAl..

ALEXANDRIA MARKEr, May 29.-The mar
ket this morning was very quiet, with light Oh
ferings and but limited demand. There was
nothing doing in Flour worthy of note. Very
small receipts of Wheat, and sales reported OIL
only about 200 bushels at 1870, 1876, and one lot
very good at 40. Corn quiet bat steady. with
sales at 49, 70 and 80, principally at 50. Rye
and Oats very quiet
FRKlGHrs are declining as will be seen by
the following extract from paragraph on the
subject in the Boston Shipping List. "A lively
bu siness may, however, be soon looked for IN
the coal trade here judging by the movements
of achooners from numerous eastern points,
which we notice in our exchanges. The Ship
ping List says Coal charters have been quite
active; some 70 vessels having been taken up
to load at Baltimore, Alexandra, Geor getow
and Philadelphia, in some instances at a de-
cline of 60c p ton, including some charters
from Georgetown and Alexandra to Boston
ranging from 81 50@$2 70 @ ton, from Baltl-
more to Boston So 6O@$2 70; from Georgetown
to Providence So 80, and to Saugus and rev
Bedford at So 623 per ton
TIE NEW YORK Day GOODS MARKET.-Th
Spring season is over, and the revival thst
every one has been anticu ating in the dry
goods market has not been developed. 1t will
hardly come now, and the excitement that was
expected will have to be left over until iall.-
Nothing better than a dull and steady market
can be reasonably looked for. Prices have
decidedly dropping tendency, but there is no
panic, nor any cause Tor one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

the grave digger, at Penny Hill burying ground,
early th,s morning. found there, barely covered
with new earth a diminutiVe coffin, containing
the remains OF white Infant, dressed in costly
and elegant apparel 10 the same grounds he
found another coffin, covered in the same way,
iu which We're contained two colored Infants
apparently twins. How either one OF the eofins
came where it was, or when they came there,
are mysteries which have not yet been solved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

LOYAL LEAGUE The regular weekly meet
ing of the Loyal League was held in the colored
school house on Pitt. near Gibbcn street last
night, John Birre in the Chair. and Edward
Sullivan. Secretary. No business, however,
except that of routine character Yves trans
acted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29
Minister Dix.

PARIS. May 2S.-Thc American citizens
resident in Paris have drawn up farewell ad-
dress to Gen, Dix, to which he has replied by
inviting three hundred of his countrymen to a.
banquet which will take place at the Grand
Hotel on the lst Of June. He leaves Havre by
the Cambria for New York on the eth of
linn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

Tp,rr Rrrr REMARKABLE FISH STORY

A TRUE BUT REMARKABLE Fish SToRY.--
On Thursday last Dr. John Powell, with a
small net attached to the end OF pole, caught
at the falls OF Occoquan Creek, Just above the
village of that name, in space OF four hours
the remarkable number Of sixteen hundred ard
forty herring
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

CIRCUIT Court. -1he court was not Al ses-
sion to day, having adjourned over until Mon
day in order to allow the Judge to participate
in the ceremonies attending the decoration OF
the graves of Fedora, soldiers to- day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

PUBLIC SPEAK ING Mr. W d. Walach,
an independent candidate for Congress from
TIL, district, will as will be seen by reference
to notice 10 another column OF the Gaartte,
deliver a speech at liberty Hall To night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29
The WEATHER. The weather to day ha.

The WEATHER The weather to day has
been cloudy and damp, and also warm. A pc
euliarly oppressive combination for iuyalids
aud the debihtated. The warm air, loaded
with vapor, failing to carry off the humidity
thrown FROM the blood into the lungs, and thus
causing oppression and difficulty OF free respi-
ration, is the explanation given by pbysioo-
Rists of the state produced by this sort of
weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

festival There was quite crowd at t. Z
Grace Church Festival last night. whore all
seemed to enjoy themselves greatl-,. The
refreshments were delicious, ap1. the ladies
and flowers beautiful The "howsr Of roses 8"
presided over by two fair nymphs, is a very
attractive spot, We lie pleased to learn that
the festival has So far been unite successful. -
IL closes to-ni~,nt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

COLLECTOR OF TIL. PORT 1t was currently
reported on the streets to day that Andrew
Jameson, collector ofthe port of this city, had
been removed from office. and David Turnc,
appointed in his place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

PosToFFIcE.-The postofice Was closed to
day at y o'clock aud will not be opened again
until u this evening in order to allow the post
master and his clerks 10 participate in the cere
monies attending the decoration Of the graves
Of Federal soldiers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

CHURoH DEDICATION -Duliug Chapel, NJ.
+. Church, South, at Falls Church will be
dedicated tomorrow. The Rev. r. A. Rol-
land, Of Baltimore will ofhclate. 1t is under
stood that many persons from this city will be
present. An omnibus will leave the Civ Hotel
for Falls Church in the morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

RETURNING FIsHERMEN.-The hands from
the fishing shore of Captain Jerry Robb. as
they passed BY this city on their way up the
river 10 sloop last night, made the neighbor-
hood of the wharvs resonant with their songs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29
Indicted.

BALTIMORE, May 29.-George j. Howard,
alias Greer, and Edward Dennis, arrested last
Saturday iol robbing Harnden Express mes
songer, were indicted to day. Of the SIG, $50
stolen, SD, 800 have been recovered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-29

FOREIGN MISSIONS. - As will he seen t. Jet
erence to an aunouucem ent in another column
Of the Gazette, the Rev ". r. Mun2cy, for
merly the distinguished and eloquent pastor OF
the nj. r Church, South. IN this city, wall
preach III that church tomorrow night.