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sPECIAL. NOTICES,
Rsya UNION LEAGUE HOUSE,
BROAD gTREET

Rgya UNION LEAGUE HOUSE,
BROAD STREET
PHILADELPHIA, December 6, 1869.
The ANIMAL Meeting of the UNION LEAGUE OF
PHILADELPHIA will be held at the LEAGUE
HOUSE on MONDAY EVENING, December 13, at
o'clock, at which meeting there will be Election for
Officers and Directors for the ensuing year.
l26H GEORGE II. BOXER, Secretary.
p@r sTEREOPTICON AND MAGIC LAM
TERN EXHIBITIONS given to Sunday Schools
sfRRGH IL gEyS E ~
second story. II 9mrp
B&yn OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, TREASURER's DEPARTMENT.
NOTICE EPF4RF5GEIA Fo sT5GKhdfBER5 5sBTh, Nov q 1883
dividend S dpe'tT or FIVE R"Y F ' C d Sn te oa
stock Of the Gompany clear q National and 9 state taxes
Bsn owsr on Of saa @er 49, dividends oan
Se naa at the office Of the Company NO 2Ss South Third
The ' Ofiss will be opened at A. M and closed 9t p
Dividends. and after that date from 9AM. to3 NJ, as
m2tl1 THos t. FIRTH Treasurer.
pGy" OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, December 3, 1859.
Coupons due the 18th instant the Gold Loan of this
company will be paid at their Office in gold and after
that date. Holders of ten coupons can obtain
receipts therefor prior to that date.
S. SHEPHERD.
12S8 Treasurer.
B6yn OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6, 1869 Warrants registered
to No 5000 will be paid presentation at this Office, in
JOSEPH N PIERSoL,
1876 City Treasurer.
No. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
an application will be made, at the next meeting of
the Legislature of Pennsylvania for the incorporation of
company IN accordance with the laws of the Common
wealth, 70 be nutitled he Philadelphia Banking and
with capital of million dollars with the right to in
crease the same to three millions of dollars 9f26t
HsSya COLD WEATHER DOES NOT CHAP
C0NATED GLYCERINE TABLET OF SOLIDIBIED
GLYCERINE. Its daily makes the skin delicately
soft and beautiful. Sold by all druggists ,-,,,,,,
2B No. 64 OHESNUT Street.
BSs| DR.. F. r. THOMAS, THE LATE OPE-
only in Philadelphia who devotes his entire and
practice to extracting teeth absolutely without pain by
fresh nitrous oxide gas Office 9ll WALNUT st. 26S
Esy COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
originated the anRsthetic of
NITROUS OXIDE, OR LAUGHING GAS,
And devote their whole time and practice to extracting
Office. FIGHTH and WALNUT Streets. n&
Ed" QUEEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CAPITAL, G2OOOOO0
SABINE, ALLEN & DULLES, Agents.
FIFTH and WALNUT Streets.
KSg- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the word the only
truo and perfect Dye; harmless reliable
disappointment ridiculous tins; remedies the ill
effects OF bad dyes invgorates and leaves the Hair soft
tory. No Is BOND Street. New York. 4Snwfs
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COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAs
~ Of all numbers and brands Tent, Awning Truuk
and WAEonoover Duck. Also. Paper MAnuiaoturersi
Drier Felts from thirty 10 seventy-hx inches vide.
PAains. Betting. RAil TWines etc; N,
NO. IO3 CHURCH street (Ostg BtorcslI
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In gold (including wine), '1A""

In gold 0ncluding wine), '""
pu...c.,,- TO BRftsT OR HAvRF
TO PARIS '''''''''''Us
r, Including railway tickets, furnished ON hoard,
nv Ts Oeoin. ;.... .&l45 Second Cabin On
bese steamers do carry steera0e .'@a
medcal attendance free of charge 'A''e"Sera
american travellers going to or returninO from, .h
Inent OF Europe by taking steamers of tbis i,n
uneeesssry risks from transit by Engish raiyays srs
pense. GEORGE Nj At1K pi ENi1 1TT 1SiTJTSDie, ahasx
IT, u. l.. M, No. SO BROADWAY, New YoTh
Company,to "PPV @V Adanls, ELpree
NO 30 OHESNCT Street
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DROPOSALS FOR STREET CLEANING
Sealed Proposals will be received at the OFFICE
OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH, southwest corner
the 18th day of December 1862 for the period OF
two (2l years, commencing on the lst day OF Janu-
ary 1870, and ending on the 31st day OF December,
1871, for cleaning and keeping thoroughly clean at
all times all the paved streets, alleys, courts, inets,
markethouses CUTTERS cutters under railroad cross
ngs cutters OF unpaved streets, and all other public
highways, together with the collection and removal
OF all ashes, as well the collection and burial OF
all dead animals
Plans and specifications, with full particulars may
be had ON application to the Health ONCE.
k. WARD M. D., President
CHARLES B. BARRETT, Secretary. 70 6bt
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FOR PURCHASE OF BOTTLES

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURVEYoR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Dec. 6, 1869. (
:, Proposals Will be received at this ofce until ~
NJ, January 4,.1S70 for the purchase of quantity
OF Empty Liquor and Medicine Bottles, and lO7 600
wide mouth Bottles assorted sizes and colors. They
can be seen at any time at this office
The abovenamed Bottles are new, have never
been used, and are packed in barrels and boxes
Terms-Cash, with immediate delivery.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Assistant Medical Purveyor,
1266t Brevet Colonel u, s. ARMY
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~ No IS Chambers street, tomorrow {Noudayl, Oct H.
commencing AT 0la O'Clock special sale of English Cutlery
The attention Of the trade invited this sale the
OF the season, embracing fu and complete Aes maBHgac
tued by the Wheat sheat Cutlery Company received
steamer City OF Brooklyn Catalogues ready morning of
sale
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Joseph INQUIRE, AUCTIoNEER,
~ ONCE No ~ Cedar street. corner Broadway

Supreme CourtTn The Matter OF OF the
tate OF Thomas Gregan, deceased.
pursuance OF an order Of this dated the 10Th dav
OF September 1863 modifying order dated The u day OF
August 1862 the nndersigned will sell pubic auction 10
the hlshes bidder through Joseph McGure Auconeer
me EIensnge salesToom, No III Broadway, New York city,
we sh DAY OK October, 1859, a. ~ o'clock noon the
le~enoa properly and the nneSpred term Of the Lease
about years. mentioned described In he peion nnd
ofder nto herein situated on the northwest corner o Fo
second street ana seventh avenue, in salt c known al
ManNon Stables and All the nght title interest Of All hs
parties taTping title thereto. W "4' ~
Deioi september IL, 1859.
TnOate C. FIELDs, Esq., '' 'fe"
Attorney for administration IFS Nassau s,rest
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r)Y A. NJ. CRIsTALALAR, AUCTIoSEER.
% CoMBINATIoE TRADE SALE

WILMA GLASS, CRoCRRRY AND PLATED WARE,
~ Fancy Goods Table Cutlery, ac--BESJ II. SEIxAS,
Auctionesr HENRY g. EVANS viii sell on Tuesday Oct;
~ at 10 O'clock at so Barclay street desirable general
of the above goods from the Shelves in lots to
city country retail trade goods carefully packed for
Abippinl.
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DETER ToTANs, TURNER AND DEALER IN IVORY
and manufacturer Of Billiard balls, Cues, and importer
of Billiard Cloth Cues Letter Chalk aud Bnard m,rchAn
disc in general, 81 Fulton street
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MUSICAL.

A FIRST CLASS SOPRANO DESIRES A SITUATION
N in church, salary no object Address w. s., Herald
ollce, -
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A UcTIoS NOTICE
~ Immense wholesale stock OF Furniture less than
suction prices
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Jf PLATT sTRATTON, AUCTIoNEER.
IL. BELLAMY A sTRATTOS
will sell at the Exchange Saesroom, Iii Broadway, New
York, Tuesday oct, II, 1859, al ~ O'Clock ~,
story and basement frame House No. 1856
street. Williamsburg. N. "
Ths has all modern convenienees, aud ia nearly
W.
Further particulars at the Office Of the auctIoneer No 50
Pine street, New York.
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byron TO HIS SISTER.
ID Song words by Lord Byron Musc by James O. Mseder
Byr0n's exquisite words commencing tho the dnY Of
desttnys OVER have been beautiful Inelo
Price 80 cents; copies mailed.
wM. a. FOND A CO., No. b7 Broadway.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

u HATHAWAY, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL, ON TUES
~. day Oct IL al 10 O'clock 90 resey street. the stock
OF liquor seaer-dne Wines Liquors and Cigars, by order
of the Marshal
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A MATErR ORCHESTRAL oU1NTETTE OF FAIR
Address NJ Z. H., Herald Office.
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ON MONDAY OCTOBER 49,
MISS BATEMAN
viii appear, for the first time in this country,
MARY WARNER,
the domestic drama of that name, written expressly for
her by Mr. Tom Taylor and produced with and appro
pirate scenery. &C, &C.
Doors open at M. To commence al o'clock.
Seats SIX In advance the box ONCE OF the
Theatre its branch Ticket Occ at the music store OF c.
II. Ditson Co., No. I'll Broadway
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The Lots offered best in tho place. and VIII be sold
without
Ee,sntv per cent can remain on bond and mortgage
Special train leaves James sp at IL 30 Tnriyf0urh street
~ IL 3d. and Hunters Point 1T ! \. NJ.
Parties residing IN Brooklyn reach the properly by
taking tho Grand street and Meeker avenue cars.
kaps and free tickets, special train flushng Rail-
road, had Of Mr. W. H. Weeks Of Fourth and
South Sixth areets Brooklyn D. (who will furnish the
Tree
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FRANK KHONEH Co,
ls5 and ISL Canal street,
eher their entire o Furniture RETAIL at lower prtcea
than house in the city The largest in the city
prices which deity competition
CAN ana examine bel fore purchasing elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

EXCHANGES OF RIAL ESTATE in the city and
county oil Alexandria, reported by Green &
Wisc, Real Estate Agents, for the month of
May: A tract of land in Alexandria county,
contsining l34 acres $500; An undivided moi
city 81 lot on N. Il. corner Union and Cameron
streets, 5000; lot and improvements N. W.
corner Fayelte and Queen streets. 26 by 80 feet,
SS00; u tract of land IN Alexandria county, con-
tanning - acres, 3 roods and 70 poles $3.50 {;
house and lot on north side of King and east of
Payne street. - by lO0 feet, $4,000; house and
lot corner Washington and Wolfe SITS. 5000 !;
Two lots on west side NJ Washington street, be-
tween Gibbon and Franklin, Il feet, inches
by 40 feet, and 81 feet, in. by AZ, $500; lot on
Duke street, east OF Pitt, Is by 81 feet, $3.50 !;
lot on D,;ke street, eat of Pitt, Is by SO feet.
$780, a tract of land lying partly in Alexsn-
dria aud partly in Fairfax counties, containing
So acres, 3 roods and so poles, 5000; house and
lot on west side of Water street, Al feet & inches
west Of Gibbon street, IA by 81 feet. $3.50; u
tract Of land partly in Alexandria and partly
in Fairfax counties, containing SO acres,S roods
and 20 poles, $500; lot on west side of Fairfax
street, between Wolfe and Wilkes, Is feet in.
by 80 feet Ak in, $1,000; lot on north side of
Gibhon street, between Washington and Co.
lumbus streets, 10 feet by l23 feet inches 500;
lot on west sido of Water street, between Glib
hon " Wilkes u feet in. by 81 feet $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01
REGISTRATION The following notice has

REGISTRATION. The following notice has
been posted throughout this city
in obedience to orders from Headquarters
FIRST Military District there will be a session OF
the Board of Registration IN and Tor the differ
emit Masisterial Districts of the county OF Alex
andria. for ten days, commencing on the l4th
iay Of June, 1869, aud ending on the 24th day
Of June 1869 for revision OF the list OF voters
registered under the reconstruction laws OF
Congress, PRIOR TO the election OF July =, 1859,
un the question ut the acceptance or rejection
a the Constitution framed by the C1nstitu-
uopal Convention, In the State OF Virginia;
at which time all persons who are entitled to
vote. and who have not been registered, are re
uuested to appear before the Board of Reelstra-
ton that their names may be added'to the
n>t. There will be an additional session OF
,Le Board for two days, commencing on
the Both June. 1869, for the purpose OF review
lug the evidence and Gually deciding questions
81 challenge.
The Board will be in session each day OF the
revision from s o'clock forenoon, to a O'Clock
afternoon
The following is a list of registering places
N the county, and of the registering officers:
First Magisterial District-Vo ting Precinct,
Relief Engine House; Registering Officers,
George q. llewes, President Of Board, George
II. Smith, aud D. 5. Fowler.
Second Mnsisterial Distinctly .ing Precinct,
Coancil Chamber; Registering Officers, .. Z.
Whittlescy, President. }. L. Dyson, and L.. &.
White.
Third Magisterial District citing Precinct,
Court House; Registering Officers j. Reyburn,
President, w. L. Penn, and H. w. Beadle.
Fourth Magisterial District " citing Precinct,
corner of Alfred and Prince streets; Register
ing Officers, Josiah Willard, President, l.. Mex.
Bell, and Il. j.. Seaton
Fifth Magisterial Distinctly citing Precinct,
Oetapon House Registering Officers, John
G. Clark President, +. F.. Corbett, and Jeffer-
IN lacey.
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A REPORTER TROUBLES. The New forl
World says:

A REPORTER TROUBLES. The New \ ork
World says:
The difficulty OF obtaining correct lntorma-
ton concerning any accident or other event,
from bystauders who have witnessed it, is very
remarkable A few days ago the writer passed
through Washington place at the moment
when man was fatally injured by the wheels
Of a Greene street car, as he was attempting 10
.et on the front platform. Several persons
we're on the spot at the moment, and some oil
theHs gave different accounts OF the accident
One Of them assured the writer that he wa:
close by the car when the man was run over
and that he recognized him as one of the We
ocipedists who were running on the street al
the time Another stated that he distinctly
saw the man Jump off the car. A third saio
that the man, when crossing the track, was
Knocked down by the horses, and that the
wheels had not touched him at all, Various
other statements, all Of them wrong, were
made by persons who protested to have beer
cye-wituesses ct the accident"
Readers would 30 we'll to think Of thi:
sometimes, when they perceive any inacouracy
n the reports OF daily occurrences, which 60 tt
make up the local intelligence with which they
are furnished, at much labor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01
DEPU BLICAN COUNTY CONVEN-
III TION

The Republicans of Alexandria city and
county are respect fully invited to assemble by
their delegates. IN Convention, al the Court
aou SO in the city of Alexandra, on Thu ho-
DAY, June 10Th. 1869, at IL o clock a. M. for
the purpose Of dominating two csndl dates 70 De
support ed by the party for the House OF Dele
gates; of selecting a County COMMITTEE 70
serve during the ensuing year; and OF transact
ing such other business as may legitmately De
br ought before the Convention.
The ratio of apportionmont will be one dele,
, cate for each one hundred registered voters OF
every ward and of the Filth Msgist erlal DIS
| trict the fraction over and above the even hun
dreds to be counted as ahundred when 1T equals
or exceeds fifty, but to be disregarded when 1t
| tails below that number. r.c.L
| The voters of the severa! wards and the Filth
District are invited to hold their club meetings
on Thursday, June Sd, 1869. at S o'clock p m,
for the purpose of selecting their delegates 70
| said Convention.
We urge all Republicans to attend these pr.
mary meetings, in order that the Conven,lon
msy fairly represent the party, and that ITS &C
ton may leave no grounds for III depenoen'
candidates to run against the reguI ar nomf
| nations. 5-.,,t,
1 VIM N. BERKLEY. Comm ct AleSs
I'll. SANBORN, County, Va.
4 t;a2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

MARINERS COMPLAINT masters oil
vessels trading to this port complain greatly oil
the condition of the buoys in The Potomac nv
er, from It's mouth up to this city-the pant
from which has been washed off so that 1t Is
impossible to tell upon which side of them to
steer. If the navigation oil any water course in
the'couutry deserves protection itshond be that
OF the Potomac A government vessel has
been taking in buoys at Jones Point and rroba-
bly, they may he Tor the Potomac.
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The Markets.

LONDON, June l--Afternoon. -Consols ior
money "a; for account 92s; ex-divldend,
5 20 bonds, easier at SOi. Com. 27s. Cd
LIVERPOOL, June Cotton, upands ! Il.
Orleans liz.
NEW YORK, June stocks fevcrsh and
unsettled. Money steady at Cal per ct. rs
change %. Gold 3Ss. 5 20's 1862, coupon
22s. 10.40's coupon g. North Carolua
SO, new j54. Virginia. ex-coupon IS, do new
6lA.
BALTIMORE, June Virginia G's old, In
scribed 491 bid, 49i asked. do. 1866, 80! BID
New YORK, June Flour firm for ship,
ping, but dull and heavy for all other grades
spring wheat slightly frmcr. Corn quiet but
steady
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

PERSONAL the passengers who
arrived up yesterday evening in the Aqua
Greek mail boat were many who had been IN
attendance upon the session of the annual
council of the Episcopal Church OF Virginia,
in Fredericksburg, which adjourned on Sat
urday last, General Robert L. Lee being one
OF the number. The General spent the
night in this city, and LETT here this morning
on the Orange train for Lexington. During
his stay in Fredericksburg, the General was
met one morning, about hundred yards from
the door OF the residence OF gentleman With
whom he was to take breakfast, by fifty beau
titul little girls, children Of the most proml-
nept citizens of the place. who strewed flow
ers in his path, and he walked the distance
upon bed Of roses, the volunteer offerings OF
innocence aud loneliness to brave and noble
man.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHEGAzsTrE
MIR. motIey,s Mission.

LONDON, June 1.-The London Star, re'er-
ing to the reception OF Minister Motley In
Liverpool, says that it is assured on the Lest
authority that Mr.. Motley comes charged with
a mission OF peace, for the purpose OF concllla'
ton, and 10 bind closer the ties Of friendship.
The writer entirely repudiates the statements
that have been promulgated to the effect that
the Minister comes armed with authority to
demand an immediate settlement of the Ala
bama Claims. This statement is regarded as
newspaper bosh; the Star not having the slight
est authority to speak in behalf Of Minister
Motley.
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Distinguished wedding Party.

FORTRESS MONROE, June l.-Gen. Sherman
and staff, accompanied by party Of ladies and
gentlemen, arrived from Washington yesterday
evening on the U. s. steamer Talapoosa, Com
mander Chandler. The party have come to
attend the wedding of daughter of General
Barry. Gen. Sherman received the usual sa-
lutte OF seventeen guns from the heavy saluting
battery of the fort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

DISEASE BREEDERS. The attentlon Of the
Board of Health, or the Superintendent OF
Police, Is directed at the instance .! the rest
dents of the neighborhood in which the nui-
sances exist to the condition of the cellars at
the corner OF King and West streets, which
has been iu vt impure water ior long time,
and to the depressions, reccptacles OF filth, at
the Intersection of King and Washington
streets An early remedy applied to these evils
will afford GREAT satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

Police REPORT MAYORS OFFICE. -Seter
Blouse, the keeper Of grocery up King street,
for violating the Sunday law, and for selling Ii
quor to little girls, in default of the payment
of the imposed fines, was sent to tho work
house for ninety days.
Richard Burke ior dis0faerly conduct, on
com plant 81 Patrick Hammill, was dismissed,
and costs Of the case assessed against com
plainau;.
Richard Burke aud Patrick Hammill, tor
disorderly conduct and fighting, last night,
were fined and DISCHARGED
WATCH REPORT Might cloudy ana warm
Considerable disturbance was created bear the
intersection of Fairfax and Queen streets. by. a
fight which occurred there between two OF the
residents of that neighborhood. A large crowd
of colored people was assembled at Fishtowr
during the night, but they were very orderly.
Several balls were in progress, but they broke
up early, and no disorderly scenes occurred at
any of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

Social EoUALIrY.-In notice IN this col
umn, on Tuesday last. it was stated that po-
tical meeting was held in Warrenton the day
before, and was addressed by Charles White
seq and W. D, Waach, candidates for Con.
sress in this district. 1.-The former advocated
not only political, but social equality Mr.
Wbittlescy was in this Office this morning and
stated that the gentleman who gave the lnior-
nation was incorrect in the report OF has
speech. and that hc is not in favor OF social
ennnlilY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

IMPROVING. james Edwin Suridrr sou OF
Mir. James Strider, little boy about ! | years
old, while swinging from the awning frame or-
posite the Gazette Office, yesterday evening,
was pulled down by playmate, and falling IN
his head was seriously injured, His condition,
however, was better this morning, ami hopes
are entertained that he was not seriously hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

PERSONAL VIM Paul.. conductor OF
one of the passenger trains, on the o. a. and
NJ. Railroad, has been granted leave Of ali.
sence fer one month, for the purpose of recu
peratip p his health, which has been failing for
some time. Mr.. PAUL is one of the oldest and
most polite and accommodating conductors on
the road, and his valuable services are appre-
ciateu by the company. Uaaassos Gazette.
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Relations with Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-The Emperor
OF Russia has signifed his intention to send an
extraordinary envoy to Washington, for the
purpose OF cougratulating President Grant
upon his election as President, and also to ex-
press the value his Majesty sets upon the
maintenance of good relations between Russia
and America.
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were ever before brought to market in this
city, in Que day, were there this morning. and
though they commenced selling at twenty
cents quart, they soon fell to ten, and alter
wards to eight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

The LONG BRIDGE. Receivers OF the
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Rail
road have commenced to make the necessary
repairs to the railroad bridge across the Poto-
mac, and it is reported that IN Il very lew days
probably by Saturday that structure viii
he 80 strengthened as to allow the passage OF
freight cars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

NJ. f. CHURCH FEsTTvAL.-The strawberry
and zee cream festival of the ladies' attached
to the NJ. +. Church opened last night at the
hall in Nuirs building, and was well attended
II Wi! continue TONIGHT and u. morrow night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-01

TuE hEaNDoN TRlAL4-Herndou, the man
tried at Orange Court House, for the murder
OF Miss Lumsden, by jury composed Of t'u'
Gems of this city has been convicted, and 'en-
fenced to eighteen years confinement IN the
Penitentiary. He will start in charge OF the
sheriff for Richmond on Thursday. The Jury
men will return to their homes this evening.