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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-04

JOE LOCKE, 1864 Main street, has the
latest news always on hand.
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READ the advertisement Of B. LOwen-
stein q Bros.
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PRINTED Irish linens, very cheap, at
NJ. Kraus q Co., 2I8 Main street, corner
Of Adsms.
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LANA LACE POINTS, ia most elegant
patterns, just received by HeTzog &
Bro. Price them, there are bargains
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Buy the velOcipede tie collar, the new
est out. Wiggans & Thorn, 233 Clay
Building, agents, wholesale or retail. +
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JOB LOT Of Corsets st 81 each, st NJ
Krsu's q Co.'s, 2lS Main street, corDer Of
Adams.
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SILK MANTLES, aAd prices second to
none in the city, at Seessel & Son.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE. SELt-HELP FOX
II, vo1nS men who. having erred, desire a bet
Ir manhood Sent In sealed lester envelopes
nee OF charge. II benefited, return the post
S5S,lSa Do mills d&W
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DUB DkEss-GOODS are certainly the
cheapest in the city, HeIz0g q BIO.
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STRIPED POPLINs, so cents per yard,
worth 70 cents, at M. KrRus & Co., 2lS
Main street, corner Of Adams.
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FOR a good drink, go to Weatherbee's.
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BEAUTIFUL Silk Sacques,at B. LOwen-
stein Il B os'.
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STAMPED Jokes, aprons, ETC., just re-
ceiyed. Herzog & Bro.
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A COOL drink of the finest liquors can
be had st WestherbesIs.
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SOMETHING NEW.-AlFxandre Xxi
Glove Cleaner, at Seessel q Sons.
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NEW STYLE of Silk Gimp, Fringes
and Cotton Trimming at S9essel d
Sons.
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nou~4tfuaaOu water is a certain cure for
dfabetfs and all diseases OF the kidneys roT
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100 coo more Wheeler q Wilson Sew.
ing Machines in use than any other
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GEw stylfs Silks and Poplins, at B.
Lowenstein q Bros.
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PLEASE look at those cheap table lin.
ems, and Russia towels, at NJ Krsus &
Co., Us Main st., corner of Adams. t
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Arrivals.

Steamer City Of Cairo, st. Louis.
{" Lizzie Gill,
" Marble City,
Nick LOngwoTtb, New Orleans.
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THAT HATl-FrAncisco & WiRgln.
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NEW GOODS daily recsiyed aud offered
with small profits, at Herzog q Bro.
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ANNOUNCE z rs.

EUR JUDGE OF The SUPREME COUkI.
4 HENRY q. SMITH rs a candidate for the
nessee. at the election to De held on the 2ith OF
May, 1873. mn-
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DOR PROSECUTING ATrORNEI-S.
a YEONAN5 is a candidate Tor PROSECUTING
Attorney for Municipal Court at The MAY eaee-
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NOR CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE-We are az
4 thori7sd 70 announce The Hon. GEO. N
REEVES rs q candidate for Judge o. ne - -
emit court OF the 18th Judicial circuit, al tue
ensuing May election. mic
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FoR MEw OaLEAAs-

7 o11sv,ua and New Orleans Packet Company
For Louisville.
VTRfTIHL
RMS elegant passenger steamer @
viii leave -
his HARN5TAD, Agent.
92H Madison street.
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Steamer City OF Cairo, st. Louis.
Nick LongwOrtb, Louisville.
" Silver Moon, Cincinnati.
4" Ozark, Arkansas river.
" Linton, ST. Francis river.
T." Liberty, White river.
+" Marble City, Vicksburg.
Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
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NOR JUDGE OF TdE MUNICIPAL COURT
u We are authorized 10 announce
EUUrE as 3 candidate for the omSe - -
OF the MUNICIPAL Court OF Memphls 81 the n
eufn0 Nav election. MnN
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FOB ARKANsAs HIVEA-

unhiaa and Arkansas River Packet company
Hnited States Mail Line.
- 1TET --Resse Pritchard master
I..as SSiendid MESSENGER sbsaner uLAk0
iii leaye for the above on -
TUESDAY,, 8 h inst a ? pm.
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w are authorized TO announce J.P- CA
w RUTHEES a. a candidate for the ONCE
OF Chancelor o. this county, at the election 70
- 6si5 IN NJ next- mhl6
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ron FORT SMITH.

roy pima pluK. ) tile Rock and Fort smith
aress elegant passenger steamer u@
will leave ~ -
AoNDA e. A. Levy, AgeB
AMI No. z9 ktonk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

Police REPORT -.MAYoR's OFFICE A
young man, on complaint Of Theodore Digger
for disorderly conduct, was fined and discharged
Jack Franklin, for vagrancy, was committed
TO the work house Tor ninety days.
Mary Ann Franklin and Matilda Madison,
for disordcrly conduct, in default OF the pay
ment of the imposed fines, were sent to tie
work house for ninety days.
George Lucas, boy, who for some time past
has been associating with the above named par
ties, was discharged with an admonitlon.
John Anderson, a colored boy, for breaking
the window. of Mr.. Deadle's store, on King
street, with a ball, was discharged upon the
payment OF damages.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. There We're no cases
of criminal character before either OF the
Magistrates this morning.
WATCH REPORT Rainy and cloudy all
night. There were no disturbances. The
streets were as quiet as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28
MARINE EIST.


pOpT np ALEXANDRIA. MAY %
,RRIyED
s,i., I.tn.I Ward, Edward. Rev lork,
o., hTncr;rsn Coai CO.
..rbr ID l. Linar Boston. Ia Aner,cau Coal
imam.
Srbr Sotuu.l Cashier Boston t. American
,.,Sl %
Scbr James Lstterwsite, Phiiadelphia, to
4merics. Coal Co.
Schr, John Walker Robinson, Providence,
g. American Coal Co
Schr. |, Y. w. Simn.cns, Boston, = Ameri-
.sn Coal Go.
Schr Hattie 81. uowes, Providence, t. Am-
er,can Coal CO.
Schr' Mary E''ey' BOSTON, |" A"'o'" a" OoS'
al % ,..-, p--..,.... A.,o.ioa,,
'Ent; t. i '"H' i''' ''''''' - '''e' - az
90 " ,. .... .,I A.
Schr. p@yd turr.e I" american CI S e. ~
,rH'' - y; NH"KnH.,' =" ff'io'I ~ ~" oVsi i
SCI; i"rh9r' erNe'' |" 'oa' ''N' '''
20" l'VhGoH 10 i; i AH"@"'
Sohr onru'' To '"'' coal ''' ''N''e"'' ~
j. I; Nyh'w' ,,r..
Srhr III =. natha"''S' Il '""d ''A' COT YAM
bLige, I" - Aghe"' ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

TmRD WARD RADICAL A lie tau. 81 tie
Third Ward Radical Club waa held 'a,t night
in the eolored school house On A.ir5i street
between Princess and Oronoco, Il. d. E'ei,'y'
colored, in the Chair, and I. !. t''''o "b''r'
Secretary.
Owing to the rain the attendaa,,w-, o.. -
large as vas expected Amops tho i'5. ut
were noticed James S,outeu!Nsa. L. 6 Arm
strong, Edward Sullivan, ----- " lSener' John
Birrel 2. \. Brecu, - tT2uS, LOUIS
O'Neal, Charles Whittesey, john Hooper
Josiah Willard, f. F.. White, David Turner,
- Thacker, and W. l.. Perm, white, and
r. d. Beckley, Edgar BeckIcy, John Fields
G. P. Douglass, IL H.Arnold, Gus Lumph'0S'
Charlie, Scales, William Brrke, John Johnson
john Credit, William Berry, AMI about ioF'y
others, colored.
The first business transacted va the ap'
pointmcnt, BY the President, OF Geo. T. Dug
lass. II. Ii. Arnold, John Fields, John John'
son, Frank Pauckney, colored, ana Jane,
Stouteuburgh. +. +. White, 7. }. EIeIin anu
" l.. Penn, white, a. delegates 10 county
cooyeot;ou. in accordance ai,h = r,5o:nuon
,dop,ed Il the previous neetius. The ap-
poiptmcnt oi the ieltgat,s vas ori"-ed ny
Elgor Hu.liyaa. anI favored b. y. |. tenn
who. Ia ,Lc cou,sc q! III r-s1.,'~. "....- '''''
p,a.r h., t., mcaus complimentary e. the az.
noc.ct 90. .hc measure. &, T. lHnrhins
colored, introduced tie ioIEowins resolution;
Resoltei, That W., the members ct the
Third Ward Radical Club, fully endorse the
action Of the Seventh Congressional Commit
Tee who opposed another Congressional tonvca-
ton. and cypress our entire confidence 10 tue
ability and integrity OF the present candidate
Charles Whittlesey, esq; and we, also, pledge
ourselves 20 use all fair and honorable means
TO elect him to Congress and further recon-
mend similar action to our hitnts Ia the ot"ef
ward and in the fifth rnagisteIal district, ana
to all other Republicans organizations within
the Congressional District which was adopted.
Charles Whittlesey being called upon adj
dressed the meeting at some leagrh, sud IN his
remarks reflected severely upon the course OF
Edward Sullivan, who rose aud demanded 10
be treated as gentleman, but was interrupted
by II. III. Arnold, coored, who raised the point
o! order that Edward Sullivan wa> out OF order,
and the President decided that a. Edward Sui
lyau had started from M poin; hc would arrive
at Ito point, and consequently might be allowed
to proceed with his remarks which he dit iur
a lew minutes
I. j. Edelin, Offered the io!!ow;r@ rc.1.U'oh
which was adopted:
RcolccI, That the County Conveoiion meet
on the 10th day OF June, at noon, IN the clty
OF Alexandria, and that the other maestcrlaI
districts be requested to appoint delegates To
said Convention.
The meeting then adjourned.
The coloycd attendants last night vote unAh-
imous in favor of Charlie Whitjies,y Tor Coa-
gress, and they loudly appiauied ,ha speech
of that candidate, and OF W, l.. Peno. who
supported him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28
The Markets..

New York, bIay 2S-Flour rather moro
steady. Wheat la2c better Tor spring. Corr
dull and declining.
BALTIMORE. May 2S.-N rginia G'~ old, 10
scribed, 49l bid, 5O asked, do. 1866, 81 bid
NEW YORK, May 2>.-Stocks dull and :
shade lower than the closing prices OF las night
Money easy at per ct. Exchange 9 Goi'
3d.. POS 1862, coupon - l0,40's coupon
q. North Carolina 6's 81, new 81. \T
ginia 6's ex.coupon 51s, new 81.
BALTIMORE, May 2S.-Wheat choice val
ley red l70al75. Corn; prime white St an'
scarce; yellow 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

UNQUALIFIED OFFICERS Tie Mayor has
received, through the office OF Colonel Ice,
Military Commander OF this Sub'pistrict, IN
structions to notify the Commanding General
Of all the officers in ;hs city who have failed
10 qualify, in order that other appointments
may be made All the Offices in the corpora
ton are now filed except iva vacancies in
the Board Of Aldermen. and that of the Col
lector OF taxes for the Northern district, who
has, up to this time, failed to qualify.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28
ATFYANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

Tasteful THIEVES. Mention was made
few days ago or the plumber of graves OF the
ornamental flowers ard shrubbery with which
they were decorated by mourning friends 1t
is stlted that the flower thieves have baen OF
late inducing their taste Tor flowers bv steal
ing choice plants from the front yards OF ''ty
residences
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

Buy AT HOME The Virginia papers nrc
Justly compaiGng Of the practice, too common,
by universities, colleges, academies, banking
Institutions, railroad corporations, agencies,
and individuals, OF sending the printing they
want done, to be executed in the Northern
cities. 1t is the old error OF refusing to buy 4,
home The proper way is constantly 10 en-
courage home industry. Every now AMI ihen
a dollar or two may pcrchance b. saved. In
the long run, nothing % saved. II proHcriy
encouraged Look and job printing could be
done an the South on as large scale, aud with
as much elegance OF style, a in the North
Give Us fair chance, an. give u the wor>
that Is sent abroad, and the South would soon
shoy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

STILL ALIVE.-Ot the two men shot and
wounded on the schooner Star, Of Washington,
on Tuesday last, by the Sheriff of Charles
county, Mary land, Tor resisting him in the di;
charge Of his duty, and who were carried to
Washington ;hc following day, the colored
man, Grayson, is rapidly recovering Captain
ShackciIorl is dangerously hurt, but hopes Of
Mia r-covory, to. arc entertained.
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BLONDHEINIS LETTER

All you who have little ones Learning TO read
will ind BLONDHEIMS LETTERS tho things
that you need.
Alexandria, brisk little city,
B-Stands for Blondheim whose clothes TT so
pretty.
G-For the Corner of Fairfax and King,
D-For the Dollars l hope you will bring.
Els the Esse of each suit you may try,
Els the Folly of those who don't buy.
Cts the Greenbacks you'll save if you 60,
HIS the Happiness you will then know.
Take this as a sample, and if you want more
any time it may suit you, just drop in his store,
corner King and Fairfax streets. my
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
spECIALDIspATCHEs TO THEGAZET-
False Testimony.

CiNclNNArl, May %. Col. W. b. Brr:Ain-
ridse, Of Covlnpton, yesterday made atfidavit
that his testimony before the grand jury In
December, by which indictments were procur-
red against the tobacco manufacturers was
false, and that he gave the testimony because
of threats and inducements made by govern
ment detectives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

RADICAL AFFAIRS The County Radical
Committee, consisting Of VIM. n. BerlSley,
chairman, and 7. l.. SANFORD and Lysander
Hill, have determined to call County Conven-
ton to nominate two candidates for the House
OF Delegates, aud ioy other purposesrto meet IN
this city ON Thursday, Jane 10TH and have re-
quc7ted the members Of the party in the differ
ent Maeisterial Districts, to meet on Thursday
night next, in their respective district sand ap
point delegates to said Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. An effort Wa made
last night to enter and rob the residence OF
Captain Ellis Price, on Patrick, near King street.
The sash OF the rear basement window was
removed, but the barking OF dog on the prem
Uses alarmed tn, inmates, and the thieves were
scared off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

CIRCUIT Court -To-DAY's PRoCEE DGNGs-
Law SpE.--Thc case Of Gregory & Paul VS..
Et!iott-in debt-whieh commenced yesterday,
vas being argued at ? o'clock this evening,
when this report closed.
CHANcERY SIpE-Elclin ". Mechanical
Building Association, petition oil G. Nj. Castle
man, late sheriff, filed and decree that receiver
nay the claim Tor taxes &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Ycsterday at Gym
thia, Ky. the monument to the Coniederat
dead was unveiled in the Battle Grove Gene
terry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

tI-HyoWN. Six hundred shad and nine
hundred herring were the entire receipts Of
fish a Fi,htown this morniDg. The former
sod at from $lt to sic per hundred, and the
latter Al tie rate OF $ll Per thousand Stur-
gcon continue scarce, and sell at from 81 to 81
a Ajlct. Al! the shore, On the river have nov
cut on and the fish that all sent here are
caMrht hH gii lcrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28
Robbery.

AUGUSTA, Me-, May S.--The counting
room of Charles and Elias Millihen, lumber
merchants, was robbed on Wednesday night
of bank stocks, notes OF hand &c. to the value
of $50 COG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

GITLERs on THE POTOMAC. The Washing
ton Republican says For twenty years past
tho business OF gilliug has been source o:
trouble upon the Potomac river and has At
times threatened the lower river side with a
minor sort of civil war For many years the
supply of Potomac fish has hcen failing. In
iG0S Captain Smith, who explored tic fl2et,
saws he met shoals of fish SO thick that boat
could scarcely be driven among them, and the
paddle OF 4 canoe would kill fish every time II
struck the wator' and even as late n 1872 q
haul of million Of fish Was 10 unusual thing.
Sometimes the seine could not BE- gotten TO the
shore by reason Of the exceeding Graught OF
fish, but had TO be stalcd out in the water and
smaller seines hauled within the largor-threc
days being occupied in cmptying the seine 49,
But for years this large supply has fallen oil,
and many theories have been propounded TO
account for the diminuton. The most popu-
lar OF these theories, ateast among the land own
ers of the river side Is that the OILERS have drv
en- off the fish and ruined the fisheries The land
owners succeeded in imprcssing Their theory
upen the Legislatures of Maryland and Virgin
ia, and laws were passed by both States tor
bidding fishing with gill nets on the Potomac,
Gilnet4 are seines which, with corks on the
upper side and leads on the lower, are tlOaed
vertically across the channel say OF the river,
aud being woven Of thread too foe to be motto
ed by the fish, become snares which admit the
heads but not the bodies Of the larger sorts.
The heads being once driven in by the force
with which the fish swim against the net, pass
beyond the gills, which catch in the attempt TO
withdraw, aud hold the fish until the nets are
taken up. This method is cOntradistnguished
from seine hauling, in which the lish are en-
closed in net aud drawn on shore. The latter
requires the possession Of fishing shores, larger
sencs, horses, and the outlay Of considerable
capital, while the former needs no other outfit
than a small boat and light, cheap net.
Sporadic attempts to enforce the las have
been made Once--.some ten years slnce-two
military companies were carried down on 4
steamer armed with swivel But alter their
departure the OILERS resumed their occupation,
it possible with increased energy, holding
positions at which an enemy could easily be
described at distance, and escape easily.
iIenc, they continue their labors, and prove to
tue Joint Legislatures which claim dominjon
over the Potomac that the best LAID schemes
OF mica or mea ait gang ag!cc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

ACKNOWLEDGE MENT. The Mayor OF The
city has received handsomely gotten up report
of the Board of police Commissioners OF the city
of ST. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

iI1rsE ROBBED. The dwelling house Of
Mr.. Cuthbert Powell, near the corner Of King
and Patrick streets, was burgiarioasly entered
on Wednesday night last, an j robbed of some
articles Of clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

MAIL ROUTE. Route Washington. ID. I.
to Harrisonburg, Na.-Wm. Watkins Jane
is appointed at 1850 per annum, vice Wat
kina James, resigned from lst June
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

THE ilERvnoN JURY.-Of the talesmen
carried from this .ity to Orange Court House
yesterday, the following named gentlemen we're
selected 10 sit as Jurors in the Herudon muir
der trial
Thomas Davy, Augustus Butts, Harrison
Bradley, s. +. Gregory, Owen Nueent, Rich
ard Rudd, Peter W. Simpson, G. +. Webster,
William Vincent, }. +. Grimes, William
Owens, and ". Il. johnson.
The remainder returned last night on the
train The talesmen were compelled to pay
ihci: iAre 30 and from Orange C. H., as the
Sheriff OF hal county stated thai he had 10
money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28
M&S FOR FALLS CHURCH.

G-nS.ItE4nS
Ladies VINO want to visit the country. am
At liberty to wait upon YOU. Ny creditors will
please wait on me little lorger, A. | intend 10
pay every dune owe IN Aiexandris, Va, es-
pecially 10 those VINO helped me to purchase
my horses, and l will he glad to return j, in
any wsy possible On sunday, ii nothing pre-.
tents, | can accommodate Is passenvSrs L.
Falls Church. Call Vt the CITY Hotel
nv 2S-2t Chief Justice JcHN MARSHALL.
EN6LISH AND AMERICAN SCYTHES
Il Just received at IS King street
my - j. II. CREIGHTON & SON.
DRIME OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA:
l. so, Laguyra and Rio Cotiees, for sale low
ny lmy Isl j. G. M1LBURN.
~ UANOi GUANOi
IL No. PERUVIAN for sale by
N.Y. THOS. PERRY, Is King St
STRAWBERRY CREAM TO-DAY AT
~ c, AUERBACH'S,
iay 29-lt los King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

ELaAEAs' The tdar-ct which has been very
,,.,et dutiuy the w,ek. close. without aoy no.
,resble change '"r The letter. The general
,iullres, throughout the country A. ieu here
nud business ls prostrate. Boyohd = local de-
nlaul tor high GRADES OF Extra, tsere haa been
very little doing il Flour, and quotations have
Undergone 40 material change. Wheat mas
teou inactive. with very tew buyers, who have
It all their own wa. Tho receipts have been
limited. and the sales re-, orted to-day we're nj
iIuaI10 l26al51 the latter for prime red offer
rue. OF 1000 bushels. Corn has been in fair re-
quest anI prices have been toerably well sus-
tanned salcs to-day of white and mixed at IS,
=. - and 81. the bulk at 80. Very little yell
.ow coming IN, rov which there is no demand
however Oats steady. with sales to-day at 10s
% Very little doing in Rye, and quotations
ar nominal Com Mea! dull, with good sup
.'y. Eutter in fair demand, hut prices weaker;
..u,i p4c,ages Of choice 40c Eggs have ad-
sArced to 12s2}, NnI are in demand. Wool
..U with fsic receipts and sales at Zsa20 for
common. p!as'er IN abundant supply at - 30
!o.,verel cn tho cars $'Nt iull. Fish in de-
ol~ni bcyond the supply. Escon quiet.
BALtINoKE CATTLE MAKKET May -, lSO9
Reet Catte-Ihe offerings of Cattle to-day
amounted - about 900 head. Tho market Is
dull, and prices are fully soc per loo lbs lower
Sheep-The supply OF Sheep is fully equal TO
the demand, and the market dull NJ n decline
Of 25c per 10 lbs from the rates OF last week,
prices to- day ranging at 4a6lc per 10 gross.
Hogs-The market is well supplied with
Hogs and although there is u pretty good de-
leiaaud, prices have declined fully 25c per 100
ts within the week, ranging to-day at lZ1alStc
p, pound.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

Is MEMoRiAM- graves OF the tVe
thousand Federal soldiers who lie buried At the
Soldiers Cemetery, near this city, will be deco,
rated with nnWors t. morrow evening. The
exercises will commence at o'clock. Three
hundred flags aud the Gcrmana band from
Washington will be sent down here to be ap-
propriatey made use of during the ceremonies.
The presiding officer on the occasion will be
Mayor ". \, Berkey, and the programme
will be as follows: Diree by the band reading
of scripture and prayer by Rev. T. II. Haynes;
music addresses by Lysauder Hill and Judge
Westei NIloughby; music; address by Chas.
WhiuIescy, song--Amcricl music, and
eliawing 81 flowers. See notice in another
column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-28

ns-W w. j WALLACE having engaged
LlBERTY HAIL. will address the voters Of
on SATURDAY NIGHT next, at
S p. m. He proposes to discuss the circum..
stances in which the State. is now placed and
tho issues and candidates involved in the ap-
preaching election. my 27-3t