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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-07
!GFsEf'J.TE .T'ftTFGES.
FL Vino Catalina.-Thc anno1

FL Vino Catalina.-Th announcement
that has been so generally hcraldcd TIN ouShout
tine country that an American company has again
commenced importing this celebrated WINE
f0nlc is matter of II" small Importance, ana
will be hailed with JOY by all those seeking a
pure and invigoratng tonic; a 81. those who
need pure pleasant and refreshing stimulant
will find in the FL Vino Catalina, or Brown :
Catalina Wine Tonic, what they want 1t will
be remembered that imporations were made IN
1866 Of this noted brand but in consequences Of
the high duty then demanded by this govern
mcnt. the enterprise ceased, to the regret "l
thousands who mad learned its value. 1t Is the
oldest tonic in the world and dou btlesS the most
invgornting, the purcst and best, and If lmporr,,
tuton continues 1T the rates now started II VIII
take It's place in every family in this as we'll rs
in the old countries. Its merits will make 1t a
household article, and we hope that every one
who has ever used any Bttcrs or common patent
tonic, will at cast try one bottle of the Catalina,
and then decide for themselves whether they
will use this Tonic, prepared from the pure
Juice OF tho Catalina grape. with CAllSaya ana
the spices of Ceylon, or Il bitters made of conf
mon whiskcy and bitter field herbs. This is an
Invaluable preparation for weakness ard deblll-
ty; it relieves morning languor and gives fresh
ness and appetite, not followed by I'LL unpleasant
reaction.
1t cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion Costivcncss
Bilious Dcruns cments, Crunp Collie, Flatu-
lcncc, DiarrhGa, Dysentcry, Nausca, ' onltng,
Morning Sickness, Chils and Fevers, Headache,
Nervous Irritabiiity, An@rnia, Heart Disease
Of the Skin, and all Eruptions, either caused by
other OF diseases or impuriiy Of the blood. AS II
Tonic in Consumption, it has no superior OF
which thousand. believe themselves to have
been cured by its use. We do not claim that 1t
will cure CONSUMPTION, but We are sure that 1t
will prevent it ii taken freely III time.
AVERY j. DAVIDSON, Gruccrs and Liquor
Merchants .2G King street. AleXandria. W.,
Agents for Alexandria and the count es; }. VI NJ.
CONRAD T. Co., 10 Light street, Baltimore, Nd,
General gents for the L. ). Office OF me Chi
pany. As S. Howard street Baltimore, Md.
IL p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-07

PROF. SuARFF's READING. THE reading by
Prof Sharff, at the Assembly Rooms last night
were attended b. an intelligent and select audi
ence and the entertainment, aside from the
charitable object in view, was richly worth the
price of admission The audience was kept i'll
a delightful humor for two hours, with. rccitals
from Dickens, Hood and Others the ateness OF
the hour and the fatigue Of the Professor ne
cessitating the omission of the concluding pieces
of the programme. Good judges who heard
Dickens read David Copperfeld say that his
equal if not superior is found in Prot Shar.
''Bardcll VS.. Pickwick' and Charles Ii,
omitted last night, will be given tonight at the
same place and time. Also, by request, the
Lost Heir will be repeated.
CHOSE A WHIPPING. AT the County Court
of Prince William on Monday last, two colored
men were convicted of stealing hog, and being
granted the privilege Of clecting for their pun
ishment, confinement in Jail or fogging. con
cluded to take the latter as the least of the
evils.
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ILl.-James Buchanan, nephew of the late
President, is lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
dencc near Guilforl station W. & D. Il. Il.
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.9ECTIOr Stiles.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN ALEAAN-
DR1A.-1n execution of decree rendered 81
the Der term, 1870, by the Circuit Court
OF Alexandria, the subscribers will offer Tor sale,
by public auction, to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, July Sd, 1871 at II o'clock m, on
the premises, in the city OF Alexandria, the fol-
lowing valuable piece Of property, viz:
BRICK STORE-HOUSE thereon, situated on
the northeast corner Of King and Fayette SITS,
and now occupied by VIM. Rocker. This lot has
Il front of tortv-tive feet on King street and one
hundred feet on Fayette.
Terms One-third ca.h; one-third in one year
from date of sale, and one-third IN two Years
from same date the deferred payments to bear
six per cent interest, and be secured on this
nropertv WILLIAM II. BECK,
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
jc 5-ts Commissioners Of Sale:
VALUABLE WASHINGTON STREET
Y PROPERTY FOR SALE.-1 will sell,
on easy terms, the property known as the q Al
LOWELL SCHOOL, PROPERTY !, on WASH
ingtun street. Alexandria.
The lot las front ON Washington street Of 50
feet inches, and runs back Of that Width to 60.
lumbus street, occupying the central port'on VI
the square lying north Of Christ Church. lhe
impro enlcnts are admirably adaptoG ioE Z iaSIe
30 ARD1EG sc HOOL, or boA 49,
HOU> Z, and may readily be converted to man
,tac,uring purposes. The property IS IN the most
desirable part Of the city:
II not sold III private sale before III [ RSDAa,
| June .st / hall otter INC whole 1t public auc-
ton on that day, IA COCK p. n'., Oh the prem
iscs, or l will subdivide it, If necessary suit
purchasers III case OF division. the Columbus
street front will be divided into four or five lots
and the Washington street 'front.' INTO two.
Those desiring 70 purchase can obtain full IN
formation by applying to ROBERT Il. MIL
LER A.cyancr!u, OF 70
FRANCIS MILLER,
-. ..6U Louisiana avenue,
-1v6-tss Washington. d G.
lay"Ths ABOVE sl:o !, postponed - III ( Is
| DAY. the 9th day OF June, 1871.
my S0-ts FRANCIS III! I'm;
nyThe above salo IS postponed 10 IL RS
DAY, June 22i.
| ic Its FkANClo MlLLEh.
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ASSESSMENT OF LAND DAMAGES. The COM
missioncrs appointed by the County Court OF
Fairfax to assess land damages along the upper
sections of the \. Il F. r. r. met at W est End
Yesterday and assessed damages for two lines,
one to include portion of the land a!rcad; :
condemned for the O., A. e. VI. r. r. ani H.
other short distance north of it. 1t Is 80:
vet known which lire will be adopted.
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Philadelphia, ap G-3md&wly
A MOTHER CHI AIMING 30 Ok
IL ArTuoR OF LlTTLE WOMEN.

LITTLE MEN, 10y Louisa Malcott, sequel
to Little Women. Among n host OF new nnG
interesting characters the reader meets such od
and denr friends us Laura and 10. | vol; Sl.3o
WONDERS OF EUROPEAN AHI' ny
Louis Eiradur; eleven engravings. 81. 80
RELIGION OF THE PRESENT AND or
THE FUTURE; Sermons preached principally
at Yale College; by Theodore D. Woolscy; s.
COMMENTARY, critical, doctrinal ana ho-
mi!etical, by John Peter Lunge, D., IroieS-
sor of Theology in the University of Bonn; 80.
NEW BOOKS daily.
10 i G. I. FRENCH.
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HnfclaclOr'N Hair Dyc:-Ihls a.pcrD
Hair DYE is the best IN the IPorld-Pertectly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. No dis
appointment. No Ridiculous Tints, or unpIGns-
uni Odor. The genuine w. \. Bachelor Hair
Dive produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid
Black Or Natural Brown. Does not STAIN the
Skin, but leaves Tic Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiul. The only Safe and Perfect Dye: Sold by
all Druggists. Factory, IL Bond St., New York.
New York, jan 20-cOly
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A PitituI Conditional is a sad thing t

A PitifuI Conditional is a sad thing to
pass through life only half alive: ct tucrc arc
thousands whose hubitual condition Is ono vi
languvr and debility. They comp lain OF no spe-
ctc disease; they suffer no positive. pam; nut
and energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases out Of ten this state OF lassltuae
md torpnr arises from morbli' stomach. In,
digestion destroys the energy OF both NINA ana
BODY. When the waste Of nature Is not supplied
bv = due and regular assimilation OF the food,
every organ Is starved, every function interrupt
ed.
these circumstances of depression? The system
needs ruusing and strengthening; not merely Tor
an hour or two, to sink atterward INTO Il more
pitipblc condition than ever, (as 1t assurediy
would do if an ordinary alcoholic stimulant
were rcsnrtcd toy but radically and permanently
How is this desirable object to be accomplish,
cd? The answer to this question, founded
on the unvarying experience OF a quar-
ter of y century, IS easily given. lniu$e new
yieor into the digestive organs by Il course Of
H0stettcr's Stomach Bittcrs. D" not waste
time in administering temporary remedies, but
wake thc system up by rccupcratng the 1oun-
tuiu-hrad of physical strength and energy, the
great organ upon which all the other orgarS de-
pend for their nurture and support
BY tic time that 4 dozen doses OF the great
vegetable tonic and invigorant have been taken,
the feeble frame Of the dyspcptic Will begin I"
feel its benign influence Appetite Will be ere
a,cd, ard with appetite the capacity to digest
what it Graves Pcrscvere until the cure is com,
rlctc-until hc;llh:u blood, TT to be the material
81, flesh AID muscle, bone and nervn, %,a bro"
r,rs ,l,rnunl the channels Of circulation, IN
stead OF the watcry pabuIum with wnlch thcF
have heretofore been impcrtectly nonrisheo'
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MAYORS OrrlCE-Lo,lisa Beale. colored,
for IN assault upon her sister, was fined and
discharged.
George SwanSbury, on complaint of his moth
charged.
Ohio Berry. colorcd, for keeping dscrderly
house, was discharged with i repriimand
Dauic, Foley. lar an assault. was dismissed for
want OF evidence.
NIGHT REPORT Night cloudy with cool
breeze blowing from the South There were
no disturbances after ten clock. Three pris-
oners but no dodgers were at the station house.
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CrTY CorNCII.--Asmentio in yesterday $
Gazette, Il called meeting Of the City Council
will be held tonight, when the reports OF the
committee appointed to investigate the origin
of the late fire and that appointed to devise
means for the erection Of Il new Market House
will be presented AS already stated the first
will represent that no definite information has
been obtained, and the latter will recommend
the issue of bonds for the required amount
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-07

PERsoSAL.-Among the arrivals at the
Mansion House yesterday were General D. n.
Barton. Col. r. l.. Withers and Col. Carter
NJ Rr,ythn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-05
VOLUME iE
s. 9 [oEiIatAL.l
LAWS oF THE UNITED STATE
PASSED At THE SECOND SESSION
HoRTE-BIRsT CoNGRE
.IPUBLItoyI-.Not 1s4]

laisIii 4 fUBllSy4'77TAA 'lVt 10 ~ ~
IN ACT milking additional appropriations
e Id b supply The deficiencies ID the appfo
fshriatisus for the service Of the government
fy the fiscal years ending june thirty,
eighteen hundred and seventy, and June
ltbirty eighteen hundred aud seventy. one,
Z and fer other purposes i.
Be Il enaetea6y he iSeaase aud House
az Representatives. Of ate Enitsa iStatssei
America IN Congress assembled, That
tbe following sums, or SO much thereof as
NAV be necessary, be, and the same are
hereby, appropriated for the objeeIs here
Fnafer EXPRESSED, namely:
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the several posts and army depols, and
from those depols to the troops ID The Geld
and Of subsistence stores ltom liieplaces 81
purchase. and from iheplaoes q delivery
under contract, to stich places y The cir
cumstauces Of tue service may require them
70 Be sent Of ordnance, ordnance stores,
and small arms from the ioundlils and ar
mories % tie arseuals. Publications, FROM
tier posts, and ARMY depols; iroighls, whaf.
fage, tolls. and ierfiagei; the purchase and
hire Of horses mules, oxen, and harneas,
and tho purchase and repair Of wagons,
carts, and drays. and Of ships and other
sea-gcing vessels, aud boals required fol
the transportation Of supplies and fcr gar
rison purposes; for drayage and carriage a
tho several posts, hire Of teamslers, trans
porlation Of FUNDS ioF the pay and other
disbursiug departments, The expense q
sailing public Transports on the various
rivers, the Gulf Of Mexico, and tho At
lautic and Pacific; for procuring water at
such posts as, from their situation, require
litto be brought from d distance; aud fol
clearing roads aud removing distractions
from roads, hafbors. and rivers to the ex-
tent which may be required for the actual
operations Of the troops ID the field, Ave
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rREAsURY DEPARTMENT..

d .
Iutheofice Of the Comptroller Of the
Currency For one clerk OF class four, one
clerk of class three, two clerks OF class
two, and three clerks OF class one' nine
thousand eight hundred dollars. ;.
For yentilating the attic rooms IN the
West wing Of the Treasury Department
building, twelve thousand dollars
For veutilating tho attic rooms IN the
east wing, thirteen thousand two hundred
dollars. . ~, ~
For annual repairs OF tile Treasury
building, fifteen thousand dollars.
For Gle cases, shelving for vaulls' per-
manent counters, desks, tables, ana olnef y
necessary fixtures, and rt, ior renovation OF
walls and doors, for Cue proper arrange
mentr aud preservation u o. .ne fecorss aua
files of the Treasury Department twenty
three thousand eight hundred ana 'Wen'y-
i've dollars and ta,tIy-two GEMS: ,. IA
For fitting putting up; anc caslug Glu
vaults, for casing. aud saelving, au as-. lUr
bookcases Tor records IN tue 9mces 81 s luz
Secretary OF the treasury, ana oI ,, l our
teen thousand and shlrsy-pvs ooilats: lh .J
Slded' That nereai.er mo a''e .L %. sus,,
De made, or WORK done upon 1ne treasury
building, except Ior ora.n s Ieps. 49, "a
ance with speci6c appropriations therefor.
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HOUSE o., RHpREsBNTArIVEs.

For compensation, Of The officers clerks,
messengers, and others receiving an an.
nual salary in the House of Representa-
ives, six thousand one hundred and six
dollars and City cents. Aud that there be
appropriated, out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, The
sum Ofssyeu hundred dollars each, per
aunum, the chief journal, assistant, dis
bursting, file, printing petition, stationery.
and engrossiug clerks Of the House; and
the sum Of four hundred and Eve dollars
per annum to the librarian IN charge Of
the ball library; and four hundred and Eve
GSlIaF' per aupum to the assistant hbrari..
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For cIerl,s IL &c Office of the Chief Of
Ordnance. two fhousand dollars, TO supply
an omission in the totalamount for that of
Gee for the fiscal year euding june thirty,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-07

AT Hrs OLD TRICKs.-Robert Wickles, a
notorious offender, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by the detectives, charged with
stealing handsome buggy blanket from the
office Of practicing physician of this city
The blanket had been lett in the back Office
hanging on chair Wednesday morning, and
was missed short tine after, under circum'
stances which made it certain that the thei
had entered from the rear. Robert Is pet.
tiger, reclaimed thief and favorite spotboy
among the detectives, and at the time of his
arrest was repenting in the virtuous employ
and under the eye OF the chief of the detective
force. Living in the house adjoining the ply
s!clan's Office, opportunity was afforded, and
knowing the pristine lightness of bis fingers,
the detectives arrested him at once. Robert
Is now the picture of injured innocence, and
denies everything. He is held for examina'
ton.
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CAVALRY PARADE.-The Charleston Mount
ed Social Club made their first appearance In
public yesterday afternoon in their new uni.
forms and all the pomp and circumstance ol
glorious peace. The club assembled at the
corner of Shepherd and King streets, to the
number Of about forty, and marched tc the
old Militia Parade Ground, near the Magazine,
where they spent about two hours In exercis-
ing in the drill and various manGuvres. The
slight shower somewhat incommoded the
display, but all who witnessed their departure
for the scene of action and their subsequent
maneuvres on the field say finer body Of
men never put foot in stirrup before. The
club have showed commendable energy and
determination, and their appearance yester-
day convinced every one that the Charleston
Mounted Social Club is fixed fact, and can
show as gallant set of horsemen as can be
found in the State.
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ROBBERY ON EAST B.4Y.
Juvenile Depreda,ors at Work.

Pharaoh Garrett, Edward Brown, Joe
White. Caesar Coles, Thomas Ravenel and
Joe Fields, six colored boys, ranging from ten
to fourteen years OF age, were arrested yes.ei-
day morning by Officers Hood and HernanueZ'
charged with stealing lot OF canned tona-
toes and bacon from Mr.. Quackenbushs whole'
sale store on East Bay. Officer HOOD, Wnlle
walking down Broad street on Thursday
morning, was accosted BY Pharaoh, who Of
fered to sell him iour cans of tomatoes and
one OF oysters at very low figure. While the
two were talking of the price another OF the
prisoners, Edward Brown, came up, and see
ing what was going on, charged Pharaoh
with having stolen the articles from Mr..
Quackenbush's store. Pharaoh acknowledged
that he had, but reminded Brown that he was
a.so implicated in this affair, and had taken
charge of two flitches Of bacon from the same
store. Upon hearing these charges, the ottlcer,
who was unknown to the thieves, arrested
them both. On their way TO the Detective
office they became very communicative, and
told how they had effected the robbery. The
party, consisting OF the six boys above named.
had gone to the side door of Mr.. Quacken-
bush's store, and while the clerks were en-
gagged, one Of the boys Climbed up the railing,
and by pushing 1t back got his hands 10
box. In this way they had taken out
several cans and one or two flitches OF bacon.
Some of the party kept watch, and the spoiis
were divided on the spot. Accompanied
by Pharaoh, the officer went in search OF the
other boys, and bagged them as they were
pointed out By his companion. They were oil
secured in the Detective Office, and seemed to
enjoy the scrape hugely. They were taken
before Trial Justice Schroeder later in the day,
and after an examination, Brown, Garrett and
Fields were sent to Jail for thirty days on the
charge of larceny, White and Coles received a
similar sentence for vagrancy, and Ravenel
was also sent up for twenty days, he being the
youngest of the batch. During their incar-
ceration quarrel arose among the party, and
judging from their recrimlnalions, it is
thought that they are the same crowd who re-
leved Messrs. Knobeloch & Small, about a
week ago, of about forty dollars in coppers.
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THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.

Meeting Of the Howard Association
The regular weekly meeting of the execu'
tive committee of the Howard Association was
held Yesterday, at the Market Hall, President
James H. Taylor in the chair, and DR.. George
s. Pe!zer secretary.
Letters Of application for memoersn'P zen
closing SIS each) were read from Messrs' E.
Horsey, W. L. Webb, n. A. Hunt, warren H.
Davis. Bernard O'Neill, H. Leiding, W. B. Bur
den and A. Canale, and the rules being sns-
pended the applicants were duly elected mem
bers of the association.
The following contributions have peen re-
celved D. F. Fleming & Co., $50; George A.
Trenholm g. Son, $50; VIM. L. Webb, $40; JONI
ston, Crews & Co., s95; Charleston Hotel Sta
bles, s25; Goldsmith & Sons, $50; Geo. E. Glib
son, $40; NJ. Trest, $40; L. E. j., 500.
On motion, the treasurer was ordered 10 ac-
knowledge the same, and return the thanks Oh
the association to the donors.
The directors from the various wards then
read their reports, which afford cheering ex-
hlblt of the decline of the fever. Only three
deaths had occurred from the fever during the
week among the numerous patients OF the as
sociation. The convaleseents who have been
discharged exceed the applications for aid du'
ring the week, and the number OF cases now
under treatment are far less than when the re-
port of Friday was made up.
There being but one director able to attend
= ts. his duties in Ward 4, Mr.. Nelson asked .or
an assistant, and General DeSaussure having
offered his services, they were accepted in the
place Of electing new visitor.
Mr.. Evans presented report on dlsinfect-
ants, which had been prepared for the society,
but being too volutninous to be read, 1t was
referred to o committee consisting of the
chairman and Mr.. Evans, to take such steps as
they might see fit.
On motion, the regular quarterly meeting
of the association was fixed for Friday next at
twelve NJ, AID the clerk directed to commu-
nicate notice of the same to each member OF
the board.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
Fridays Report OF the City Registrar.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
CHARLESTON, October 6-l2 NJ.
Six (6) certificates Of death from yellow
fever received since last report.
(Signed) RoBT. LEBBY, NJ. D.,
City Registrar.
One of the deaths took place on the Sd In
stant two on the 4th instant, and three on the
5th instant.
Besides the above, the following certificates
have been received since last report:
One for dropsy, cardiac, dated October
4th.
One for hemiplegia, dated October 4th.
One TOR trismus nascentium. dated OCTOBER
5tt
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofnca
at Charleston, for the week ending October 6,
lp7l, and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
~ Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are Advertised"
NJ Office hours from A. N. to 6H P. N. On
Sundays, from s1l to 61z P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-07

HORSE AUcTIoN.-The sale OF horses yester-
day morning, at the Mills House Stables, in
Chalmers street, by Laurey 4 Alexander, was
we'll attended, and the stock, consisting prin-
cipally of large, ine-looking work and draft
horses, sold at an average Of $50. No fancy
animals were offered unless the last be except
ed, whose performances on two legs, and Wig
orous kicking at some imaginary foe, elected
much applause as he went through the "show-
ing off" process before the crowd.