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THE HEATED TERM.

The folks that on the first Of May
~ Wore winter coats and hose, s'i4a pr
n Began to say, the first of June. Ia
ua Good Lord! how hot 1t grows" SAT
At last two Farenheits blew MP. s.s'
And killed two children small,
And one barometer shot dead
A tutor with its ball -
Now all day long the loeusts sang. 81,
81 Among the leafess trees 4 -Ta =
Three new hotels. warped inside out,
The pumps could only wheeze;
And ripe old wine, that twenty years
Had cobwebbed Ger in vain
Came sporting through the rotten cork'
Like Joly's best champagne!
The Worcester locomotive did
The trip in half an hour; =.
The Lowell cars ran forty miles
Before they checked the power.
Roll birthstone soon became a drug,
And locofocns fen;' E4sh da&
All asked for ice, but everywhere a,
Saltpetre was to sell r.. ,st;sEs~.Fg
Plump men of mornings ordered tights,
But, ere the scorching moons,
Their candle-.noultls had grown as loose
AS Cossack pantaloots .o,,,.,,,
The dogs ran mad-men could not try
If water they would choose,
a horse fell dead-he only left
Four red-hot, rusty shoes
But soon the people could not bear
The slightest hint of fire, =
Allusions to caloric drew a.
A food of savage ire.
The leaves OH heat were all torn out
~ From every book at school, tite
And many blaekgilards kicked and card,
Because they said-"keep cool = q
The gas light companies werc mobbed,
The bakers ali were shot; 5zI
The penny press began to talk 8t1
Oflynehing DR.. Mott.
And all about the warehouse steps
Were angry men in tlroves.
Crashing and splint'rllg tlr'gh the doors
TO smash the patent stoves!
The abolition men and maids
Were tanned to sIci hue,
You scarce could tell tlicni from their
friends,
Unless their eyes were blue.
And when [ left society
Had burst its ancient guards,
And Brtttle street and Temple Place
Were iuter.hanging cards
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GOD HELP THE SOUTH.

GOD HELP III ~ SOo LII.
BY A NORTHERN PAPER. ac
.5- go r. eygssf 49, h4ahfse5lt
God help the sonth, dear sunny land,
By tyrants crushed and riven,
Betrayed, insulted, conquered; taxed
BY negroes ruled and driven;
Bright native land of noble hearts,
The Unions truest glory.
The day win come when trnth shall write
I'D Your fair, unwarpled story. s'sl
God help the sonth Thine arms alone
Can loose the chains that bind her
Degrading bonds that have too long
Most ruthlessly entwined her.;
Lift UP the heads now bowed in grief,
Give JOY instead Of sorrow, s4 'sa
And for these weary hours of gloom
A calm and glorious morrow. afHDt
Their fathers God, and now their own,
:, On whom their hearts still rested, ,.g
When darkest days of grief and woe go
Their happy homes invested;
Then was Thine sufficient arm ~ u
The power that oft sustained them, j,
And from more bitter drafts of grief ~
Thy plying hand restrained them.
Still do they turn to Thee. o Cod s
Give rest from all their sadness,
md pour upon their strife-sick hearts
sd Thy precious Oil Of gladness! s....-..tr
Give them Thy firm, enduring peace i
Ia peace that will1not leave them, 1.si
Then bitter words shall cease to sting
And broken faith to grieve them.
Men caH.this peace this wretched thing
o, hlsehood basely spoken, = .s
.Becanse their hammers trail in dust,
Because their swords are broken.
Because--ahI bitterest of all ,Tg,E
Their warriors heads are lying
On battle-felds, too dearly won, te.issr
When victory crowned the dying.
Ali who shall know the mighty hopes
Relentless death has shattered
A nations hopes, all swept away dr.
: Like leaves in autumn scattered: ais
They hope no more. They turn to Thee
For only thou canst aid them. - I,
TO rise renewed and vigorous still. ioit
From th,ruin we have made them.
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| CCHOOt BOOKS. A large assortment
- Cap, Note. and Letter Paper. Pens
Ink, Pencils, 1Mucilage and other Office
Furniture. tts - 4.s
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IFrom the N. o. Picayune

e. III o.
[From the N. o. Picayune.
i In his power, the storm ~ $50 Obi
Der the earth is riding:f on
From his awful form
llt Gentle flowers are hiding dBi
Rain drops large are splashing, ,,v.
g,' Thunder loud is crashing, at
wy. And wild lightning flashing i5 .aama
With fearful charm. ynBle.
'tdiiAt this midnight hour, l'..7st.a ss.i
1'''' Thin, white hands so weary. g,.' ~ +
Sin Strive with all their power, y
saasg. Grave to make, deep. dreary.a gsi
For thing unsightiy-- 81 i0s'io'; @,
Thing that has long, nightly, ~
gtsr Gold about one, tightly, ftitra aA} al
Like pois'nous flower. fosge, 1Ear
az Tis around my heart 30 90 tl,'a'.
That it has been clinging, a
s + And no mortal art itguI{
~ Ere could cure the stinging.
To be free I've striven ''f'i y 5.
,.a Long, and would have giv'n f
Words conld have riy'n II lr.s 3ai
From mo each dread part,
But it would not die; 'l5't
rho sought to tear it,
lett would defy, fsqT bar asf g
,ifirT And had to wear it. - e saF
seai Grew paler daily. ais s-!''ii's.
No more smiled gaily
And tho't they lay me ..i,ff,5si +
In the churchyard nigh. sns>
This hour, from above, %
- Strength had to sever, 2
This blight, and the dove, 'a&
- Peace shall stay forever. ti,itad +
Since its grasp is shaken a1
OF, its vile life taken, F. '."l 81
Never more shall waken
s3lf ii Unrequitted 7oref !its, s.sf 4. e4rs ID.
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EINE BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon
= Bourbon Whisky by the. Bottle or Gal
lon, Jamaiea Rum, Irish Whisky, Por
and Sherry Wine, French White Wine
Vinegar. siai5s3
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LYME ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Brush.
I es. Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce
and other Toilet Soaps. Pomatum, Gold
Cream, Hair Oils. Dentifrias 4sisf
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THE De MOCRAT

tff eln li ,7lia5Ig HuIr s.
81 32ts,st, 6 :fsisgs
nails S4ti. i.iiJ,ss ,9.gpGi II
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NV ORLEANS RErEkHKcEs
John Phelps & Co., Nelson Lauphin s.
Co, Joseph Hoy e. Co., General Harry 4.
Hays, T. II. Il J. M. Allen g. CO., John
Giraffe & Bro, G. H Slocomb, of Slocomb,
Baldwin g. CO., WingO, Of Beades. Wingo
81 Go. ,t.ia[ t,etet 5sa,.s az
TREzEvANr g. BEHEN, Agents North
Louisiana, Office: Monroe. ;l-,, 80, s.,,esI
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tt4-t -4.|t.f.l.tfr iHt r--tt-ati.
re ''~~aa aa NINTH SESSION HaiF1h
WILL BEGIN ON FIRST MONDAY
w in SEPTEMBER next, and end last
Wednesday in June, 1870. !. ~ ICY
ACADEMIC BOARD ~
Consists Of a full corps of able Instructors
lu all branches of Literature and Science,
usually Taught in the best Colleges and
Universities.
.a.a COURSE OF STUDY -
Embraces q Preparatory and an Acoaemic
Department, including a Literary, Scientif-
ic and Optional Course, q Special School Of
Ctsil Engineering and a Commercial School.
,i--,t ,,e,, ~. ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen gears
of age, ,cho kno,o arithmetic, English Gram,
mar aud Geography. a-.., ,.;,,.,
OF every kind, except clothing, for ten
months, $3.50; $500 payable in advance.
balance February lst; or by accepted
Draft at 3 per cent, for ninety days. Pay
ments may be made through the Canal or
Citizens Bank. Cadets received at any
time during the session. aid charged from
date Of entrance.
In the Pine Hills, Very healthy. IN
For further Information, address
D. f. BOYD. Superintendent,
a., Post Office, Alexandria, La.
tg Office of the Seminary in New Or
leans, at Jas. A. 'Gresham's Bookstore,
90 Camp street. Ne I8F9tlF n f6rti)
August 18th, 1869 Pm.
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i'ia Il SIR "A Y .
T>AKEN UP at H. c. Parker's in RAJ
i pides Parish, an old Cow, brown
and speckled marked a crop and hole
in one ear and upper half crop in the
opposite one; branded P on the right
hip. Had with her two heiffers, one
about three years old, not branded,
though marked With an underbit and
an; upper half crop in each ear. Tile
youngest yearling, say about lS months
old, tue same ear mark as its mother,
and no brand. Tho old COW and eldest
heiffer appraised by d. C. Parker and
Jessie Richie, to be worth $40, each
and the ID month old yearling to be
worth S., together, twenty-five dol
lars. sss II raiifgat,. nd
The owner is requested to come for.
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take tl'cm away within 80 days, or
they will he disposed of according to
law. .sg5aag.ia f a5 lss 9fs
dieen under my hand, thi. the 26tl,
day of August, 1869. 4i .aitas .
seF sWM. c, JAMES,
sept1-P. Fee Si2. UP.
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GENUINE BERMUDA sARRCNROOT
~ in Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
niegs, Mace, Gin"cr Pepper, &c.
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LyLAyORING EXTRACTS. Lemon, Va
nilla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap
pie &c, &c.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
srEciALpl3rAruHEsT TO rHEoAZfrrt
From ErAnCiG2O.

SAN FRANCISCO, June !. -trne'a' fh"n'S'
TO-DAY, is,liei az order assuming c"mn'sh'' 81
Tho Military Division 81 the Par.ht. 'i'@
G'eocrai lll;ir.i. tranaleiie l. Ia Oi''-'"" 81
The SoUtl,.
Within "A few days about GoOob iu' set
skins, valued AT half million doli.I-, ut
S.rned to the Successors al tle Russian An, II
can Fur Company. have hren received hom
Alaska # - stated that many Of these
SKINS We're taken IA violation 81 law Other
shipments have been male direct to Honolulu
aud thence to Eu,ope
The iirsr sleeping ears seen III Caliloinia al
ilveL at Sacramento to-day from the ea@l
'.he captain OF the ship National EAGLE,
from Hong kong, reports Observing Oh MAY
Eth Al active volcano. on an island about hive
miles from Sm!ll Island
TIE vessel passed between tue Islands aud
when ab.est Of the volcano could hear 1t roar
ing lcaIIully. A dense mass oi sm"k" shd
steam lsccnird from the island
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY. we un-
derstand that this institution, established IN
lSGj, by X. kemper, esd, and which, under
his management has acquired well deserved
reputation both At home aud abroad having
had All average attendance OF more than siXty
eycrv vear la, teen transferred to judge ana
Mr.. ". VI lcfarc, 81 South Calolina, to'h
o, whom are. l., experience, social position.
and scholarly { aIBuCns, emihrhtiy ihaiih'
t. succeed Ma Ne.nper IN such ali ins!liuil"h'
l.,ohiur ~ the permanent cStahIr hme"' 81 u
Gr,t-.la,., tuiiiirp, - well n day school,
Ju,isr i.,rtre hn. purchased the property cor
ner at WaShu.tCn AMI O,Cnoc1 streets, 1of'
me,ly th,. reid, me-. If {. +. Lee, csQ-a most
cll.ihL. place for the puIpose-v ,eir, III the
tall. the exercises OF the school will be resumed.
!n ,h,- connection il is also mentioned that
MIR Kemper does not intend 10 withdraw from
The lraiesirn but will, at the instance oi many
t,ind-. open 4 sch00l of high grade Tor boys
The superior facilities for educational plilio'
,..s afforded by Alexandra It's healthy loca-
ton: it, ,luieiness though possessing such
advantage, ~ ate to br derived from rropih-
ouliy lo Tia, can,t,l ui the country iIa iind
AMI wafer communications It's religious at
fractions and the mcutl aud soclal qua!ilica
ti.us. ct IT. teachers uu>t In a few years maxi
IL. a a seat oi leaning, one ut the most putn
f., c,ji.s ia the south
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LOCAL NEWS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-CoNTINUATIoN OF fS-
TERpAY's PROCEEDINGS LAw SIDE Lind
helm, Bros Il Co. vs.. JOS. Sanger, defendant,
in se-attachmcnt-plea withdrawn, aud
Judgment against defendant orl"r Ter nc ct
goods levied upon under attachment
Garrett, Young, Scott X a., y, f. l..
Broekctt-assumpsit- NOTION hv dcicnnant III
arrest OF Judgment -alpue4 -ud 0ycunlcd -
exceptions 10y defendant.
Clyde - Needham 4 Reybol -a,sumps!i
attachment by defendants to quash
attachment bond, and motion su tanned -',r-
Dict TOR the defendant on the issue II" this
cluso-judemcnt accordingly
Court then adjourned until this evening at
clock, when some DEGREES will DC entettd,
and the May term adjourn, alter a session OF
sixteen days. during which great deaf oi
business has teen transacted, ana iai:'
majosit, OF the case, on the do,kci finally i'''
posed Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

Police REPORT MAYORS OFFICE.-Geo.
Carroll, colorcd, for dlsorderly conduct on
FlShtown, was fined and discharged.
John Harris, colored, halling from North
Carolina, for dl'orderly conduct ut fishtown,
was discharged with reprlmand.
j. ". H. Lane, Richard Collins, James
Hamilton, I.emucl Washington and David
Green, coorcd, on complaint of Alfred Gibson,
colored, for dSordcrly conduct at a colored les
tival at "Hull Town, were dismissed, as the
charro va moi sustained, and the complainant
ordered TO close the festival The same par
ties were, however, Immediately rearrested on
the charge q. conerecatng daily near the depot
OF the O., A. Il NJ. X. H., and for being dis
orderly there, aud were lut under bonds for
thcir good behavior for ninety days.
Mara .Icnuines. coI0rc1, tor a.sautinr and
heating the child Of John Nightingale, was
tnri and discharged
MAGI~rnATES OFFICE - 4 warrant was is
sued ,ud secuted for tie arrest OF Philip
Beundcl = c1!ored schoo. boy, charged with
stealing - - from Harriet Richardson, a te
male .choolmate tGeit be,0g committed
duving school hours.
WATcu REPORT Night cloudy. \ large
collections Of colorea people was at tishtown,
aud disturbance occurred among them about H.
o clock Two OF the most NOISY we're arrested
and ken 60 The watch house a colored tes
,,yai ff The benefit o. the proprietor, Alfred
Gibson. was Ia progress at the FIVE Points or
BAD rawn, upper end Of KluF street, and the
The watch made some ariesis there. with
tics. eX.3pu1"S !he suo9iS preserved thoir
usual ,iucincss There wegc no dodgers in the
vn;h no,.-c, - III m1tfct benches furnish
ma.; j..Gic a iJy. ale uuaii2r5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

ALEXANDRIA CANAL. RAILGoAD AID
BEIpGE COMPANY. The committee st five
person, appointed recently al a maenng q
c,tiz rs ct Georgetown. to CONSIDER che reoro-
sitiou 81 Mr. Dangan 20 subscribe toward the
plln Of the Alexandria Canal, Railro: d.,
and Rri,lge Company, beid i meeting at t'';e
residence tNlr " iilsm Ii. ienney, IA Georg,'-
town, last evening, IA make IN their '5rart
L. Will he presented at the meeting ot tt'c ctr
2eng of tina; city On Monday u,Gtt noTf.
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DccliiIilliOii.

CoNConD, \ H., June T. The following
communication i;cn Professor Sauhrn, y!
Dartmouth UoiIcrc, Senator eltcl from tho ! lth
district, was received hy thu President OF the
Senate to-day,
SIR: The trustees OF the college with which
am connected have law, which altereth not,
iorblddng their professors, on penalty OF official
death, to accept any political prctcrment. As
I am opposed to rebellion, both in school and
in State, prefer distranchisement 10 contro-
versy; and hereby resign my seat in the Senate
of New Hampshire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

BUFFALO N. Y. June 4.-John and Mary
Newman and John Henderson, were arrested
at the Grand Trunk Railroad depot to-day
while en- route for Toronto, by officers OF the
American Express Company, charged with rob
bing that company in Philadelphia. From
letters on the Of one of them. it was dis
covered that they are the same partic5 who
committed the arcency at Fort Wayne, lndl-
ana. Mary had $ll00 on her person All
three have been held for examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

BurFAIo, June Ill. &. Fisk, Supcfn
tendent of the Erie X. r., and party oiiri'ndi
were robbed yesterday while bathing at the
water cure establishment here. DIR. Porter has
missed certificate of dcposite for $50, Ooo, and
the other members lost their valuables and va
rious sums in currency.
Anattendant at the water cure house has been
arrested on suspicion of the theft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

New YORK, June 4.--The steamer Moro
Castle from Havana; has arrived, and reports
that on her outward trip, on he 2Gth OF May,
Of Cardenas, Spanish war steamer Tired two
blank shots at her The Moro Castle being
over due at Havana, kept on her couise. The
war vessel gave chase and fired shells, which
fell asiarn The chase lasted an hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

DEArH or Dr. hOu,X, or KING GEORGE
County. We regretto learn from the Fred
ercksburg Herald that Dr.. Stuart l.omay, of
King George county, who was apparently in
excellent health the moment before, died sud
denly, on Tuesday OF Wednesday. He was n
most esimable citizen and popular Gentleman.
DIR. liomaX was Il son OF the tate I. lmnsiord
l.omax. He was known to m10y ct or citizens,
and highly respected and esteemed bv all who
know him
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MARINE. LnNE.

SUN SErs.............1 II HON WATER my U WI
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUNB4
ARRIVED
Schr. julia. Portland, Me-, cSIcincd plaster
to SlnOOt y Perry.
$chr. j. j. PhSro, New london, e. Amer.
can Coal Co.
SAILED.
steamship Il. q. Knight. Dainty, New iotE,
10y Hooe Medderburn Y Co.
Schr. Jennie A. shepsrd, jersey CITY. coal
hy American Coal Go.
Schr. /. a. MAY, Boston. coal by AmoricHn
Coal CO.
Coal Co.
Schr. Ella H. Barnes, W,I,am-t,r.x coal by
americas Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs a. s. Crgnmer, Cra .iinor and Daniel
Holmes. Rulon, hence at n CIV York ii inst
Schr. Sparkling Sea, lose, hence Tor Nor
ScRr. Uncss, Ch' .mpl,n. hence at Norwich
lst inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

Tur PRESIDENTIAL Tar The u, s. scam-
or Tallaroosa passed by here yesterday evening
On her way to Annapolis, having on board the
President, Mrs Grant and children several
members OF the Cabinet, with their families,
and others.
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The Markets.

New York, June 2i-Stocks feveri-h but
active. Money steady at Cal per cent Ex-
change O.! Gold SO, Five-twentie:, coupon.
22i. Ten-iorie2, coupon, %. North Cardinals
60t now 53}. Nirginias, old, 81; now 6lt.
BALTIMORE. June Cotton very firm at 30
Flour vc.y GUiet ana prices IRREGULAR. "heat
1G)sisj; TennsJ lvaDia l25al4u. Corn firm ana
receipts small; prime white ssaHl yellow ola
St. Oats Gull at COAL for light Rye dull at
130sl35. Pork s22. Bacon active, Lard nrm
at 19ic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

BROAD Run BRIDGE.-The bridge over
broad Run, about twenty eight miles from thla
city. on the Alexanilia. L,uloun and fla1np
shire Railroad, viii he removed thS evening
IN order to allow oi the erection OF Il uew one
on its site. The nrw structure wall he com
plctel In two or three days. \ ioot'way has
been built across the run Tor passengers, AMI
trains will connect there.
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EailrOnl Directors.

AUBURN, N y June AT a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors Of the Southern Central Ii.
Il. Company, held here TO day, 1t was unanl
monsly resolved to issue Sl50,00O, first mort
gage bonds, and to complete the entire road at
once from the Pennsylvania State line 10 Lake
Ontario
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

RELIEF Hook AND LADDER COMPANY. "A
Of the Relief lIooI; and Ladder Com
lany will be held to nigh: at their house on
Fairfax street, for the purpose, among other
THINGS Of determining upon the proprety OF
making pleasure excursion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

pUELC SPEAKING. -Chares Whittlesey,
the regular nominee Of the Radical party oil
this district Tor Congress, AZ will be seen by a
notice in another column, will make speech
in the market square this evening at o clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

MAIL ROUTE Virginia route, Frodencts'
burg 20 Warsaw, contract annulled on ac'
count of repeated failure and inefficient service
10 take effect from and after %0ih oil june
1850 contractor 10 be charged with difference
in the service, which is relet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

RETAINED LETTERS. The following rs 4 list
OF letters detained i'll the post Office OF tins city
for want of stamps: Jeff. Insurance. Co., l'icii-
mond Va; Merrill. Fitch 4 Allen: New York
Mrs. Mary W. Howard, Malone, \. T.; Mr..
louisa Gale, Mochias Port, Me; hciScS 'ray'
M rn.lnllirc direction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

NJ. !, CHURCH fGsrIvAL,-rhe festival
o. III. l,,ii,- oi ia, Methodist Episc"nal
Chu.h Mht,.h ha. b,ra in rroatts, eimce Mon
d., night tat At Mun building. N'l co>t t"
n..hi with An auction sale OF lho articles re
m,ininr 90 hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

STATUE or LINCOLN The steamship +. c.
Knipht, which left here this evening for: New
\ ork had in her cargo the model of Niunie
Rcams statue ct Lincoln. 1t goes direct 10
Italy from New York to be perpetuated IN
,,,orll,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

COLLECTOR or CUSTOMS. Mr.. David Turn
er, the newly appointed collector Of the port,
qualified yesterday before magistrate By Turn
ishine the required honGs, hut has not as yet
taken possession OF his Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

BALTIMORE, juno I THE Hon. Reverdy
johnson, late T. $ Munster 10 Great Britain,
arrived here this morning ola Tho steamer IroIi
Southampton, accompanied by his family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

MKs &. l.. SIMPSON, No. 12j King street, has
nov ON hand a very elegant assortment of Nj IL
liner Goods OF every description and variety.
Her Flowers are tho most beautiful in the mar.
ktt. and her Grapes, Laces aud Ribbon arc all
we'll selected Also. the Neapolitan and Straw
Goods are very fine. Call and see them before
nurcbasins elsewhere. my IA
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Steamer Burned.

MOBILE, jane The steamer Mary Swan
bound up the Alabama river, sunk yesterday
seventy miles above Mobile The boat with
900 barrels ct freight, are a total loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

Pie Nc. The guests of tho City Hotel, in
the new ombibus, Which has Just been compile
ted Tor that house, went on pic mic to Mount
Vernon to-day,
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CTEAWBERR AND ICE CREAM FES-
"a 49, L & L l. u u

CNTkA Y BENNY AND ICE CKkA NJ + kS-
- TlVAL AT MuIRS HALL CORNER
KING AND 81. ASAPH STREETS, 10 COM
MENCE ON MONDAY EVENING NEAT.
eth iNsiT,--The ladies of the ETHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH, will COM
mcnce Festival ut thu above named Hall, on
rcAt Monday evening, the 9TH inst, which will
be continued for several evenings during the
week Having on former occasions been sue
ccsstul in their efforts, they hope on this occas-
ion To- DO literally patronized. Every effort
will be made to please. A small admission fee
will be collected at The door. Je It'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

AIrAcA COATS, Linen Busters, White and
Brown Linen Suits, thin Cashmere Pants and
Vest White Duck Vests, and all the novelties
in icntlemen's Furnishing Goods can be pur-
chased nj the lowest prices, at =. DEALHAMs
one Price Clothing establishment, VI King
81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-04

Golsai GoENGl GoTNa faster than an auc'
tionccrs hammer can knock them down.
EIoHdheim's Linon Suits, which he Is selling
AT the very lowest figures.
Linen Pants 81. Sl2b, Sl.60 and upwards
Linen Goats 81, 81 %, 81 80 and upwards; also,
y larre variety u W hitc Duck Suits at all prices.
= BLONDHEIM,
ie" Cor. King and Fairfax SITS.