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SPECEaL ..NOTECES.

ger THE VITAL DRAIN-It is necessary tp
the health of the body that its exhausted aud
refused particles should be carried 0iis,by. the
excretory organs; and it is equally necessary
that the waste matter thus expelled should be
replaced by new elements derived from digested
and assimiated food, 1t is evident, therefore
that good digestion and perfect assimilation are
essential to bodily .vigor; and it is because Hos
letters Stomach BtGrs powerfully assist these
processes, that it is regarded by the. Intelligent
classes, whose opinions are founded on obsaryA-
ton, as the only absolute specific for dyspepsia
and its attendant llls at present known. When
the system, either from constitutional causes,
overwork, excess, anxiety, or actual disease, is
in IN unnaturally relaxed condition, something
more than its exhausted PARTICLES passes through
the pores. Vitality leaks through these Vent
ages. Elements which should remain in the
blood and enrich it are evolved, and that fluid
becomes then watery and incapable of removing
the solids of the body Us fast MS they decay
The consequences a-e emaciation, debility, ner-
vousnes:, loss of spirits, and q general, or per-
haps rapid, decline Of all powers of life 1t is
in cases like this that the restorative properties
Of Hostetter's Bitters are most conspicuous
The first two or three doses sometimes produce
change in the feelings and aspect of the invalid
that is perfectly astonishing, and by persever,,
ing use of this superlative vegetable tonic and
Alternative the vital drain.is sure to be arrested,
the strength reinstated, the he-h restored, the
constitution reinforced, and the brain relieved
of the cloud that obscured it. jy l5-eolw
GS-A STUBBORN FACT-There is scarcely
any disease in which purgative medicines are
not more or less rcquirei. and much suffering
might be prevented were they more generally
used No person can feel we'll while u costive
haiti of body prevails; besides, it soon generates
serious diseases which might have been avoided
by timely use Of Cathartc Medicines For
this purpose, DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pills
are confidently recommended they are mild,
safe, prompt and uniform in their action. They
contain no Mercury. Persons may eat and
drink as usual, and they may be taken at any
time
Million, Burke co., Ga, Oct. u.s. 1869.
Dr. VIM. II. Tut: Sir-We have been en-
gagged for some time in selling your preparations,
and it affords us pleasure W say that in every
instance they have given perfect satisfaction
We can more particularly speak of your Sarsa-
purilla and Queens Delight, Liver Pills and
Pain Allevator, MS being MI they are represent
ed to be, having used them in our own families
with marked success and would advise every
family to keep supply on hand. as they may
be the means of saving many dollars in doctors
bills, and alleviating much pain and suffering.
Very truly yours, GRAY DANIEL
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VIIRGINIA.LANDS.
RIVER BOTTOMS AND GOOD CATTLE
....- FOR SALE.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

will sell, at public auction, at the late resi-
dence of David Goody koentz decd, in Floyd
county, Va. on TIL URSDAY, the 18th day of
August, 1872, THREE VALUABLE FARMS
lst. The HON f PLACE; 7l6 acres; one-half
cleared, embracing 10 acres OF level bottom
of good pasture lands The uncleared land is
all covered with the best white oak tim er-
There is good eight-room FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSE, barn and all other necessary
out-houses on this farm. The whole place is in
good repair and well watered lies on the west
fork Of Little river miles southwest of Floyd
Court House, Va, and ~ miles from Christians
burg depot, on the A, NJ. & y. K. r. There is
upon it water power sufficient for any machinery.
I'd The WEDDLE FARM 2B acres four
flths cleared includes rs acres of meadow land
The cleared land is al well set in grass. This
Hillsville and Floyd G. e. turnpike, and is well
wstercd.
3D.. The HYLTON FARM; $50 acres; two
thirds cleared $50 acres in grass; all well wa
tered There is good four-room DWELLING
HOUSE on this tract. 1t lies miles southwest
of Floyd c. H., on the Dug Spur road.
These lands are not sold for debt, but for dis
tribution among heirs Money has always been
made on them. Mr. Alfred Goodykoontz lives
on the Home Place, and will take pleasure in
showing the property.
At the same time and place, the administra-
public auction 40 two and three year old
Steers, two year Ole Heifers, yoke Oxen, II
Hogs, Q Milch Cows and Calves, Yearlings, 3
Horses, Buckeye Mower and Buggy Rake,
Farming Utensils sufficient to- work The farms,
and large lot of good Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Terms of Sale: Lands-5 per cent cash resi-
due in l. and years, in equal instalments, the
purchasers giving bonds with good security,
and lien retained till the purchase money is
paid sell as Commissioner of Floyd Circuit
Court under decree in q friendly suit. The
cattle will be sold on TO days credit. The other.
personal property, will be sold on six months
credit for all sums over $40. Address the un-
dersigned, at Christiansbu Va
ARCHER A. PHLEGAR, Comm'r.
Floyd county, Va, iy 5-2awts ------
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At the same time an place, the undersigned,
Administrative with the will annexed OF the lato
Josiah FL. Davis, Will offer for sale, at public
auction, the STEAM ENGINE, BOILER and
all MACHINERY, apparel and appliances
thereto belonging, and which have been used
upon the lot IN rear Of the smaller warehouse for
the purpose of grinding plaster, upon the fol-
loving
Terms, to wit: One-third cash; the residue in
three equal instruments payable ut 6, II and Is
months from the day OF sale; the deferred pay
ments to bear interest and to be SCI ured by the
notes of the purchaser, with approved security.
HANNAH ANN GATCHELL,
" 3-cots Administering c. t. a.
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The Alexandria EmbrO.lio.

ALEXANDRIA, July l6.-A Military Com
mission is now sitting to enquire into the al
fray between Consul General Butler and the
Khediyes officers. The latter, Generals lor'uz,
Reyonlds and Mai. Compel, testify to clrcum-
stances which in their judgment clearly show
thatthe atfray was clearly premeditated BY Butler
and his friends; their purpose being to take the
lite of Mai. Campbell The latter is dangerously
wounded. Butler left Alexandria in the mail
racket steamer this morning.
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of the Territorial Liberal Committe has issued a
call for Territorial Convention to meet on the
25th at the Corrinne to nominate candidate
for delegate to Congress against George >.
Cannon, Mormon.
A special to the journal says the Navajos are
not hostile but the Elk Utes are troublesome
aud threaten general war in Southern Utah. !.
Associate justice Stephen. J: Field is III this
CITY i.-.... = -. 80. ....-..~ ( Z
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,KnLED.-A telegram received here yester
day says that Mr.. James Stringfeow, brother
of the Rev. Horace Stringfellow, of Hanover,
had been shot and killed in Texas.
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Miss kellogg.

LONDON, July I6.-Clara Louise Kellogg
achieved a success in "Travata' Saturday, be-
ing recalled five times The London journals
concede perfection in "Voletta. y She received
congratulations from the Prince and. Princess
of Wales
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Stokes.

NEW York, July lot is believed the
District Attorney, with whom, in such
cases. the matter rests, will refuse to allow
Stokes to be baled also that the next trial
will be held in some other place probably in
Saratoga county. -..:,i. -..
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. July l6, 10 a. NJ.
Probabilities. The barometer will probably
fall with increasing moisture and fresh westerly
winds in the Middle States The lowest pres
sure will move eastward into New England.
Southwest winds with cloud and rain will pre-
vail from Maine to Ohio, followed by westerly
winds and clearing weather Tuesday night.
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nor SALE-To arrive per schrs Haviah and
IL l.. A. Hughiett two cargoes OF EGG ana
STOVE COAL Orders left at the office OF Inc
Alexandria Insurance Co., No "a King street
Drug Store, corner Royal and King streets, will
1922 THOS. J. MEHAFFEY.
JENNINGS EAU DENTRIFICE-Un
j uualled for cleansing, identifying and pre-
serving the teeth and gums-just received and
for sale by
jy II WhhFAhAO y nAi"A'
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gs- NoTIcE-The fine imposed by the Mayor
on b. R. Summers last Monday for breach Of
the Sunday law, was for no other cause than
furnishing some boatmeL, just arrived, with
food for their mules on Sunday morning
iy H. It, a FRIEND.
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EXCURSION PARrY.-A party of gentlemen
Of this city are making arrangements for visit
to Cubb's Island during the current week
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, July l6.-The mark t
for Wheat is without material change prime
and choice samples are in active request at an
advance offerings of TIC bushels red, with sales
at l4O for fair 1885, LIS and lG1 tor good, 1872 lG5
and 16S for prime, and 10 for 3 strictly prime
lot. Corn is dull offerings to-day Of 200 bush
els yellow; no sales reported. Oats are inactive;
offerings of l3G bushels no sales reported. Eggs
have declined lc. Butter is unchanged.
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DIED OF SMALL-Pox-Mr Max Keller,
who formerly lived with MIR. Joseph kaufman
.of tbiscity, aud who had many friends here,
died in San Francisco last week of small pox
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Notice..

The Ward and Township Com mittees are re-
uuested to meet at the office of the City Sergeant
on TOMORROW Tuesday, EVENING, the
10th. At o'clock. JNO B. SMOOT,
iy l5.1t County Sup't~
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EXCURSIONS.
ETCURSEO.NrS.
RAND DAY AND MOONLIGHT EX
VI CURSION.
THIRD ANN VA EXCURSION


ALEXA. CATH BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,
TO GLYMONT,
80 ON THURSDAY, JULY 1s. 1872
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA has
been chartered for the occasion, and will leave
her wharf, foot of King street, at a. m, and
and p. m; returning, leave Glymont at and
II p. nj.
HOLLY HILL BAND, under the leadership
of Prof Andrew Cook, has been engaged for the
occasion.
The committee pledge themselves to spare no
pains to make this the excursion Of the season.
Master of Ceremones-R. M Latham.
Floor Managers--N. +. Moore, Alphonzo
Lucas, John Donnelly.
Committee of Arrangements B. Harlow,
}. A. Higgins, ?. Hays, T. Walter Cole. John
K. Edelin,, M H. Nash.
Tickets, lady and gentleman, 81; lady's tick
ct; SOC; children over II years of age and SEP
wants 25c.
N B-The committee reserves the right to
eject any disorderly or improper persons from
the boat or grounds. jy It'd
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ne" DUTCH ER's LIGuTNING FLY-kILLER
sweeps them of and clears the house speciality
Try it-Sold by dealer everywhere. ap2a-eo2m
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DEPARTURES.
RlEpUBLIC4N COUNT CONTENTION

At meeting of the Republican County Com
mttee of Alexandria cot nty, held on the 18th
instant, resolution was adopted to hold Coun-
ty Convention, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
July, at II clock M, for the purpose of Sc
leeting Deegat to the Congressional District
Convention, to be held in Alexandria on the lst
day of August, 1872, aad for such other pur-
poses rs may c. me before the Convention.
The several Wards and Townships of AlexaE-
dria county entitled to repres, ntaticn as fol-
lows: lsL ward six (G) delegates I'd ward five
(5) delegates Sd ward nine 60 delegates; 4th
ward seven CD delegates; Jefferson township
two (2) delegates; Arlington township three GU
delegates Washington township two ~ dele
gates
1t is recommended that the Republican voters
of Alexandria county meet in their respective
wards and townships and select deega es to the
said Convention.
BY order of the Committee
E. E. WHITE, Chairman.
q M
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AUCTxOT S.4LES.
By r. A. Kerby, Aucfione

FRANKFURT SALE-By order of the U. s.
- District Court for the Eastern District of
NJ TIlIrglnla, | will sell, by public auction, on
II fr ESp a the I'D day of July at O'clock
andria, Virginia. '.-.-,o. -:
About $500 bushels CORN. ....
Three HORSES.
Two ICE WAGONS and FIXTURES
Three sets WAGON HARM ESS.
Three CARTS and HARNESS.
Terms: OF sale cash. 81. S. WATTLES.
jy9,ts Assoc. NJ. Eldrdge d Co., Bankrupts.
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C.l.N.7L CO.n.NERCE.
- - - $50 $50
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Boats Y Norman, J NJ Resley Jack Upper,
Thee Embry, + M Byon, John L Silver, G
Blackburn and X l. Gross, to New Central Coal
Co; boats D Stewart, Harvey Fisk, Perkins,
u a Lowe, II B Cromwell, } Swift and Plov-
err, to American Coal Co; boat Conrad Waltz.
to Hampshire s. Baltimore Coal Coz boat ) +
Davis, for Washington, D. c.; boat, K 81 Castle
man. ice to + A Reed.
DEPARTURES.
Boats w r Snow, + F c Young, M McNally,
Chas Embrcy, H G Flagg, Ii NJ Snyder, Thos
Stackpolc, JAS Hoy, A Wintring ham, j V
Nofmsn, \ Croppley, J NJ Resley, r l. Gross;
VIM P Woolls, Harvey Fisk, A Perkins and >
Topper, for Cumberland.
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MEETING Onward CONSERVATIVE COMMIT
TEES. As will be Seen by reference to uotice
in another column, the Conservative Ward and
Township committees will meet at the Office
of the City Sergeant, this evening, at eight
~ ,ln.l .s.
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THE PARK '-"Eirgiuian, who started
the park question, inspected the property on
the southern border of the city yesterday even.
ing, and expressed himself that all the land
south Ola line extending from the northern
boundary of Battery Rodgers to the cemetery
of ST Mary's Church, and from that point to
the toll house at Hunting Greek Bridge, can
be purchased, graded and improved for park
purposes at a omparatively small cost. His
idea is to improve the water front by "a bulk
head constructed of tarred oak timber, aud
that the labor of making the walks and drives
be done by the Inmates of the Jail and work
house He has not yet completed his plan,
however, but is engaged upon it, and in max
ing his estimate of expenses, both of which will
5000 be given to the public in the Gazette.
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r0RT OF sLE1a.,.DHI.4, JULY I6

ARRIVED.
Schrs VIM Allen and Henry Finch, jersey
City, to American Coal Co.
Schr F l. Porter, Boston, to W A Smoot
SAILED. t.s.
Steamer G Fl Stout Phiiadclphia,' by F q
Reed.
Brig G W Holt, New Haven, and schr G B
Mcfarland, Providence by J Agnew.
Schrs VIM Allen and Henry Finch, by Am
erican Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Packard, Packard, for this port,
cleared ut Boston 18th.
Schr Charley Wooscy, Parker, for New Ha-
ven hence ut New York l4th
Schrs Lookout and Charles Heyer, hence, at
Boston 18th.
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IcE.-The supply Of ice in the ice houses OF
Mr.. F. A. Reid beginning to run short, in cou-
sequence of the late prevailing spell of hot
weather, was repleoiShed to day by u cargo
from the depot Of the Great Falls Ice Company,
of Washinytuu
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Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye imparts natural color
iY l5-eolW
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A. & W. R. R:-The train o6aIthe Alexandria
md W,sbinSaton Railroad, was delayed again

A. & W. R. R-The train onthe Alexandra
and Washington Railroad, was delayed again
Yesterday evening and, as on Friday last, failed
to connect with the train on the w. NJ. H. II.
The passengers who we're delayed by the failure
to connect CAME on to this city and on application
to the President of the W. Il y. Road were
sent to their respective destinations on speclal
train. A new locomotive was put on the a. ~
W. r. r. this morning and the trains nave
beeus running more regularly ever SINCE iTj !!
CoLoRED EXCURSIONS steamer Van
derbiIt. with large uumber of coIored excur-
sonists from Richmond on board, passed by
here yesterday evening on her way to wash
ington. 80 go.
Washington and Baltimore, in regalia, arrived
here on the ten o'clock boat this morning ana
spent the day in this city III attendance upon
an anniversary meeting OF their order III the
colored Q Id Fellows Hall. ...s
ORGANIZATION OF COMMITTEES. The Com
mittec on Public Property Of the City Coun-
cil-Messrs. Markell, Corse, Hopkins and
Evans, met yesterday evening and organized
by the election Of Mr.. Hopkins as chalrmau.
Il
Corse, Green AMI Evans, met this morning aud
oryanized by the election OF Mr. French as
chairman.
STREET AlLwAY-Gen. NJ. D. Corse,
Can't. R. T. Knox aud Messrs. Andrew jamie
son and w. H. Beck, corporators OF the Alex
andria Passenger Railway Company met at the
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank this
ternoon and authorized MIR. Jauelson to open
books of subscription TO the capital stock OF the
,roposed street railroad.
IcE.-The supply OF ice in the ice houses OF
Mr.. F. A. Reid, beginning to run short, in cou-
sequence of the late prevailing spell of hot
weather, was replenished to day by u cargo
from the depot Of the Great Falls Ice Company,
of Nashlngton.
The SUNDAY LAW Whilst many persons
engaged 10 business wish the Sunday Law re-
,iealed, some of The BARRIERS, is understood, in
tend petitioning the Council so to amend the
law that they will not be exempt from its
penalties ...,. +--...
MEETING oFWARD CONSERVATIVE COMMIT
TEES. As will be Seen by reference to uotice
in another column, the Conservative Ward and
Township committees will meet at the Office
of the City Sergeant this evening, at eight
clock. -
DIED OF. SMALL-PoX-Mr Max Keller,
who formerly lived with MIR. Joseph Kaufman
.of tbiscity, aud who had many friends here,
died in San Francisco last week of smallpox,
,KnLED.-A telegram received here yester
day says that Mr.. James Stringfeow, brother
of the Rev. Horace Stringfellow, of Hanover,
had been shot and killed in Texas.
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AUCTEOv .&ak ES.
FOR ga lie.

FOR SALE " ~
III VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN AL
EXANDRIA-I offer at private sale the prem.
Uses No. II south Fairfax street, between King
and Prince now occupied by me as Il residence
and place of business.
>. H4ot previously disposed Of at private sale, l
will offer the said property by public auction, in
front of the premises, on tn URSDA4, the 18th
day Of July, 1872. Terms cash. ,.
jy lots ;' - PHILIP PARK.
- BY Green & Wise,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers]
TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of the pro-
l. visions of deed of trust executed by Will
liam Bushbya and wife, dated on the 3lst day of
December, 1870, Of record in the Clerks office
of the Corporation Court of the city Of Aexan-
dra, deed book No ], page BOB, the undersign-
ed rs Trustees in said deed named, will expose
to sale, at public auction, in front of the Man
sion House. in the city of Alexlndria, Va, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of July, 1872, at II
o clock m, all that TEN EMENT and LOT go
OF GROUND in the said deed described, E$i
situated on the west side of Peyton ST., between
the Stone Bridge and King street, in the said
city of Alexandria, in front on Peyton street 80
feet and in de- tn 100 feet
Terms of sale, cash. Stamps and conveyance
ing ut the cost of the purchaser. .... r
GEORGE H. MARKELL,
JOSEPH BRODERS,
WESLEY MAkELEY,
je ELECTS Trustees.
ms-The above sale is postponed until SAT
URDAY, the Sd day OF August next, at the
same hour and place. jy Scots
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GLYMoNr RIOTERS Yesterday, in Wash
ington, the case of the GIymont rioters came
up before Mr.. Justice Humphreys. MIR.
Luther A. Martin, sheriff of Charles county,
Md, appeared with a rcquisition of the Gov.
of Maryland for the bodies Of Martin Doug her
ty, John Kane, Edward Kane and Theodore
Falkman, charged with fioing at Gymont on
the 10th of June Mr. Norris, for these par
ties. filed a motion to discharge them, on the
ground that the affidavit accompanying the re.
QUESTION set forth no crime which authorized
u rendition under the constitution of the
United States. Justice Humphrey > overrued
the motion and decided to surrender the accu>-
ed, who were placed in charge of the Maryland
sheriff They were placed in jail for safe
keeping and will be carried to- Port Tobacco
to day.
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The SUNDAY LAW. Whilst many persons
engaged 10 business wish the Sunday Law re-
pealed, some of The BARRIERS, it is understood, in
tend petitioning the Council so to amend the
law that they will not be exempt from its
nnnaltirS - 49,.
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE, July Isl. NJ. Orr, chairman
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DLEASANT FAMILY EXCU RS1ONS.

The fine steamer kEYPORT will make Elk
cursions from Washington on TU ESDAIS and
FRIDAYS forty miles down the Potomac, call
ing at Prince street wharf at $50 p. m, return
ing at 1870 p. in.
These excursions will be very select, and will
afford the citizens of Alexandria few hours
recreation, free from the heat of the city.
MUSIC and DANCING on the steamer. No
improper characters allowed nor Spurious liquors
sold on board.
Fare, single tickets, 81 lady and gentleman,
Sl.5u.
E..~ NoTIcE-The trips Of Friday the 9Th,
and Tuesday the 9th will be omitted
jy1 HOOE &JOHNSTON, Agents.
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from Boston for this port, to load WITH coal tor
San Francisco, is reported below the Kettle
B ttonlS, and the tug boa. Atlautic has gone
to tow her up.
The schooner A. j. Bentley, which has been
aground on Ragged Point for the last two
months is reported as having been gotten OF
10y the Baker wrcckers of Norfolk, and as
anchored near that Point yesterday with her
flags flying.
also reported in the river, bound up.
MAYORS OFFICE Martha Madison, for
throwing brick at Mike Morrisey and hitting
him on the forehead, was discharged with a
reprmand.
Fritz Schneider, for violating the Sunday
law, was dismissed as the charge was not Sus-
tanned.
w. d. Watkins, for disordcrly conduct, WAS
discharged with reprimand.
NIGllr REPORT Might cloudy with breeze
from the south There were no disturbances
and but Two prisoners i'll the station house.
FUNERAL. OF THE LATE Mr.. RECkER. The
Harmonic Association met last night to make
> arrangements for attending the funeral OF their
late fellow mcmber Mr. Fred Rocker, an &C
count of whose sudden death was published IN
yesterdays Gazette, but as there was some un; !,
certainty respecting the time at which he would
be buried, the meeting adjourned without tax
ing any definite action The funeral took place
at four clock this evening, aud was attended
by large number of the friends OF the de-
ceased.
CAMP MEETING. The Camp meeting OF
Vienna Circuit, Methodist Episcopal Church.
in which is included the church in this city,
will be held in the grove near Vienna station,
about quarter Of a mile from the railroad track,
commencing on Friday the 9th Of August.
MAGAZINES. -We have received from MIR.
Geo 4, French, No. 95 King street, the Au-
gust number Of Peterson s, Cooley and Demo
rests Magazines-all filled with appropriate
reading for the prevailing weather.