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NEW GOODS
LOcKWO0D q ADGATE,

EVAvE Just received an elegant as
III sertmeBt of Merino shawls; among
which are white from 10 to so dollars ;
scarlet and orange coloured ditto; one
case superior double Florence silks; di,'
to Ievantines, bandano X flag silk hand
kerchiefs, levantine silk shawls, scarlet
comforts, fine bombazene, silk stockings
aid gloves, black florentine' fine !, black
and lead colored worsted stockings
Mai nIaid ribbons, bell buttons, India muslins,
eIegant fashionable plaid mushns' kld
gloves white and coloured' casslnere'
imitation shawis, sc. p.,o..
And ON con:,ignment from Providence
" : pIaids Nos. and 2, tickens,,
Re- shirtings, ga and e.. checks,
Cotton yarn from Nos, 6 to 49,
Stripes, chaDbrays,
Which will be sold at Baltimore prices
Ian 9 -
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RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1876.
Winter Establishment.

YEyFiE Southern Stages leave the City
a Hotel lMcLougklin's) erery either
morning, commencing from the first ia
nuary 1916, for Uecoquon, Dumfries,
Fredericksburg and Richmond.
Jan s lot
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NIandeviilc & Larmcur,
Corner Of K1ag q Fcirfaa q King q nc
ter streets,
HAVE FoR SALE,
100 barrels whiskn
40 pipes cegnac' brandy
$ do. Holland Gin
90 puncheens w. India Rum
10 bids. lst and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
so boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom ralslns
500 VT, fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate ;.
With their usual assortment OF wines IL
quors and groceries.
December 10
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For Sale.

A LOT on Pitt street, near the cor
nerof Pitt and Duke streets, with
frame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
A LOT on Duke street, near. the said
corner, and adjoining the residence of
Col. Simms.--For terms apply to Mr..
John Longden in Alexandria.
Lewis FL Machen.
Office of the Marine Insu-
rance ompany Of ! lexandria
December %, 1915.
ENEIE stockholders in this institution
are hereby informed, that an e.
lection will be held at their office on
MONDAY fire 18th day of January next
f. Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. till
g O'Clock P. N. for fifteen Directors
agreeably to harter
j b .Nickolls, Sec'y.
The transfer beck will be closed frGm
"Wednesday the 10th January iiil after
the election.
dec. Is
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1861
OtIcc Is her BY. gwen.

That the Collector OF the revenue for
the ED collection distrct'of Virginia, or
his deputy, will attend at the following
! places on the DAYS hereafter mentioned
| for tho purpose at receiving the entry Of
| carriages, With the harness used there
fer, agreeable to the act Of Congress,
passed tie fifteenth day of December.
1874: which eptry is thereby required
to be made. az well in cases where car
riages have ben entered under the late
act passed july 24th. 1915. as where they
had not beer so entered, for fail. to do
which a penalty of double the amount of ,
duty imposed by the act of the fifteenth
of December, 1914, will be incurred.
On Tuesday, Cd day of January next,
Waterford
Wednesday Sd. Hillsborough
Friday 5th, Middleburg
Saturday 9Th, Aide
Monday 9Th, and
TUESDAY 9th Leesburg
Saturday 18th, CenterVille
Monday 18th, Fairfax C.. House
Tuesday 10th, flendley Nell
sons Tavern
Wednesday 18th, West End
Thursday 18th, Wren's Tavern
Friday 18th, WiIey's Tavern.
Persons, interested in the above 40
tice, failing to attend will be subject to
the penalties Of the law; or have to at
tend at my office in Leesburg. within the
month ofJanuary. Hours of attendance
from 9 O'Clock A. NJ. to p. NJ. Given
under my hand this 9th day of DE. ember
1915.
JOHN LITTLEJOHN,
Collector ofthe rerenue, far the
99d Collection District Of Virginia.
Tpc. 1:9. enf31J.
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ORPHANS COURT.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
December Term, 1915.
- RDERED that the administrator OF
j B Hush w. Deneale, deceased, dom
sert the following advertisement three
limos a week. three weeks, in the Alexah-
dria newspapers.
A copy-test. r1r:u.
THIS is to give notice that the sub
scriber of Alexandria County: IN Co
lumb;a district, has obtained from the E
nrnban,s Court OF said county letters OF
administration on the personal estate
q" ,f HITCH w. DENEALE, late CT
said county. deceased: All persons hav-
mo claims a.,ainst the said decedent, are re
hereby warned to exhibit the same WITH
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber OH
| or before the 9th day OF June next
| or thew NAV by law BE excluded from
| all benefit to said estate; and those IN
| debted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment. -,
G;yen under my hand this eth De-
eember, 1915.
james C.. Deneale,
administrators Of Hugh W. Deneale
Dec % o.a-oW
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IeFTerson Land for Sale.

] po,gf 500 Acres in the county OF
Iesenan and State OF Virginia on
A-osd Ieading frem Winchester to.
pSa~ore. II lies from tie Former, II
/ - I!arper's Ferry and 5 from Charles
Alexandria. George-
|prD aadtb City CT Washington. The
.s,eysments are a new brick house, 2
'ssis, Ihish, barn so feet square, sta
Ia. &c.
the sod is Of the very first quality,
roaa1aptcd to the growth Of timothy,
every species of grain-More
'.s,halF Of the iaiid is covered with tim
I, d the best quality.
Also. far S9{p.
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~ C0rReT Of Bridge ea3 High streets,
Georgetosrn.
Groceries, etc. etc.
Now landing and for sale by the SUBJ
scribers,
9 chests black Tea equal TO any we
have ever bad for family uss
5 casks rich Goshen Cheese
6 boxes FIG Blue
10 boxes real Spanish Segars
! Dbl. Anniseed
$50 fancy Oporto Baskets, in variety
Of shapes
100 boxes preserved Lemons and Dram
yes, from the same place
50 strings Artificial Flowers, from DO.
100 entry Mats, from do.
ehOls, Cramberries
kegs ground Ginger
NbMes Scotch Herripgs, very line
- bottles nice Catsup
! box containing 500 Algerine smoke
pipes
Captgred lately by commodore Decatur.
It's supposed that they were intended
by the crews 10 treat our jolly tars with
awmt after capture I" in this they
caught tartar.n They may now be
viewed and bought rsry cheap, at the
Corner Of Bridge aud High streets.
qocEraER NTH
Dutch Pipes" s. Sc Lirerpoot
\ Varc, 1citfout end TO it."
Hyatt s hson,
VIho hare IN Store,
Wines and Liquors,
VI every description, warranted as ge-
mute nun as imported particularly CognIac
SS'aRdg, no Spanish mixed with 1t :;
Spanish Bru,1g we have also, at a much
less puce.-As also variety Of Wines
ala Liquors which are not genuine and
500 as snch. Our Madeira Wines are
now in a very fine state aud warrentet
sssparea as imported. Gentlemen, tavern
KEEPERS, and boarding houses, may de
penA upon gettingsuch wines and liquor
@as,as will please any taste.
y. L. Goods can be had as low OF U
ssia Baltimore and we take all kinds {
n0scs That are genuine, OfOur customer
ea'y, and when dealt out, We hay
' s'so variety OF Fancy Goods, who
WV ~ !, Dc sold low. as ~ewish to close sale
u AZ goods in our line.
Country Merchants will do we
~s'fe IVA call: our assortment is lare
S'a eew'ii draiIiberaIIy with them.
Se.ese-lowa Get 25.
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saLES AT vENDUE.
.,,,,,, Tuesday and Friday.
y ~ WILL BE SOLD,

n. Vendue Store, COfIlcT Ul THU
ins and Water Streets.
VARIETY OF
M, Goods, Groceries, &c.
I liars (Which will be expressed in
the bills Of the day.
y. Al, kind Of goods which are on
h :.l.;,n sa,i the prices of which are
IVA 5.sed. can at any time be viewed
't, , D'l.sci,ased at the lowest limitation
paPices. , q MARs1ELrER.
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AN ACT.

To suspend. in part. the Act, eosiu.s
/" An act more efectusly ia mpv.,,
the circulation OF notes emitted h, nv
chartered banks"
Wines cas-, it is represented TO de osD..
raj assembly, that " the Loudoup Tom.
pany for the encouragement of AgricrI.
lure and Manufactures" " the Bank of
{ Martiusburg." the Morongalia Farmers
Compans of Virginia." Tie Wanenpp
Company" the Sail e Commrv,r
1" the Leesburs Uuion CoGpauy""t.
Western Back Of Virginia" ste
iCha lesion Manufacturing ard Expntr.
Comp ,ny," s. the Ohio Company" and
!" the Bank of Winchester" in Virginia,
have pr. ceeded with bona ade intention
OF closing the transactions Of those inst
tutions, in conformity with The provisions
of an act, egtitied " An ACT more effect
ually to prevent the circulation Of nota
emitted by uncLartered banks" bathan
found it necessary to ASK more tine 70;
the same /;
Be it enacted By the General Assem-
bly,, That the act eut;tled y An act more
eifectualIy to prevent the circu'sfpp Of
notes emitted by unch3rtered baDn'
which passed Feb. a4th 1915, aitA to
exception of the 10th >ectinn. be Suilta'
ed, ln relation 10 the last tgtioOs ieao'.
mated I" the LNudaun Company for me-
encouragement of Agriculture and "a.
aufaciures, -" the Hauk d iIartlDsOaE'
tie Monongalia Farmers Company "
Virginia. the Wa entsN IcWNaN!
the Saline Company he LeFs,G:
UDien Company the We''erD OsHh
the Charleston Naug.acpTE
and Export Company, { the Oa;o cong
~, and /" the Bank Of Wiache5tG
unit! tie slst day Of AE"
ext,
This act to commerce and BEN nC'
tram aud after the passage IheIeot'
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states in establishing BANKING c,,;..
The petitioners pray for AZ iu,jepss ,'' )
3ank, or, if the Legislature pr.fss lusa
annexed to the /" Saline Ranks s, ok
charter. Referred. MA.
Mr.. Thompson moved torefer 60 :,
of the governors communicate u alass
lates to general map of the state TO- a.. :, 70
accurate chart for each county, ~ aug = a
lect committee, which wa, ayr ED =, ~ Y,
the following gentlemen ,lained NJ 'dnd
J. Thompson, Rees, b, T ompson, Ssl
sum. Mercer, L. Tucker. Wilson, E" sS'
I@ha, Jourdan, Stark. Greensyille IsAs'
Taylor, (ChesterfeIa) Carmichael, y.s
'cey, (A.) ia1'
Mr. Hay moved for leave to brips !,
'bIl 10 amend the act to egulate lI,s NJ
.ces of cooperage, at tie public Yi r'
houses, and tor other purposes. ST.,
ed, that the price was liked at abm, s J,
Tor 80 years ago, at 50 cents: ,baf ~
OF money between that ,OlA'
present period, was obvious 10 4,s..
man: AID that II the compensation ~,
adequate at that perio it was Da,s
now. Besides, the hogsheads were n,
larger, and the business vas then dan,
by hands which hired t,r forty do!,n,
year, while they cost now 50 dolIan..
Referred.
Mr.. Morgan. of Jeffer'sn. preseptI,
petition from ssndry inlstitants Of y
ie son, praying for a bank at Charles
representing their demands and W.
ing that CharIestown wa, situated :.
point, the best calcuIat, d to COMM,
the advantages of the navigation # , 4.
Shenandoah and Potomac riyers.-G,aI
ed. rug
Mr.. Anthony asked Tor leave teh,
a Dill respecting Superior courts OfI.,r
to fix a period of the term. Of speciaI 8,
sicns. and TO extend these sessions, ~
The cases which may be brought Sps.
them.-Granted.
MIR. IazeweII presented severI ,,,
!utions from the c. for G.. of .Ip,t,,
Mr.. Williams moved to print ESQ ns,
OF the Staunton Memorial.-Apfs.5aa
Adjourned.
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This is the Place
To GIVE EASE TO THE CHEEK
Comtort to the Upper Lip.
William Devaughan, jun.

|1air4Dresser g Perfnmer, Royal street
Alexandria,
Has Just recsired By late arr'ras,
A. N assortment of Razors, from SIX
~ blades to a single one-wlth the
names of Madison, and several Naval
Heroes ON then--such as Porter, M'Do-
|nough. Bainbridge, Stuart and Perry.
Also
Double and single bladed penkniies,
|powder pahs, hair powder, soft and hard
ponatum. cloath brushes, hatditto. halr
ditto. shaving ditto, tooth ditto, whiskef
ditto, Cologne water, honey ditto, 'aven-
der. toilet glasses, pocket ditto, pocket
books. note cases. pencil cases. shaving
boxes. Hopkins razor strops and pa te'
.Duf''s ditto, Finley's ditto, razor cases.
wash balls, transparent soap, shaving do,
dressing combs, fine di,to, pincushIon
thread boxes, gentlemens' hest beaver
gloves, saspenders, and pocket combs
etc etc.
": b. / expect in q few days an as
sortment of whips, canes, German futes
aud flies, which will make my asSort-
ment complete.
November 81 81
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New & Second hand Piano
Fortc3
JUST RECEIVED,
For safe hp the Subscriber

For safe By the Subscriber
One London made sqlare F!2no E|%
with addition Keys aud Pedal, 5 11 ~
ers. set of Strings, tuning 'ia'H'" az
leather Cover. ,r..
One plain square di.to, with ada l.,ir,
al Keys, Pedal, sctt d strings 'S"''
Hamp'-c, AID leatha over;
CIV HIND,
Ore do DO, second Land, FTiia lea'. J
.Cover.
One do do, BalGimo~c make. 2 p't D..
ers aud 6 ,,esss, with additional hey'''
dal and fashionable Case VI
N. b. The a5cre vii be sold a'r az.
advance TOR cash, Il immediate app"
ton be made 20 p
November 5
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st. Ubes Salt.
Public Sale.

I'm pursuance Of decree of the CIR.
4 cult Court for the county OF A!ezar'
dria, will be sold. at auction, on the 22c
aay of November next, on the premises
that HOUSE and LOT of GROUND, OF
King street, late the residence of vii
liam Newton, deceased; and since his
death. occupied by the Merchants Bank
D, Alexandria.
The terms ct sale, as prescribed b
he decree, will be. Que haltin 6 months
aud the residue in IL and Is months
with interest upon each payment from
he time OF sale.
Negotiable notes, with approved en-
t!orsers, will be required of the purcha
ser. and a title will be made VIXEN sht
purchase money shall have been fully pa't
up.
THO. SWANS, -"
October 9 2awts
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BIBLE SOCIETY.

TIE Subscribers to the Bible Socief,
IRE requested to meet at the Presbytef'a'
,hurch, ON Monday next, at II o'clock
IA. M. t. decide on the propriety Q
becoming auxiliary to the American hi
ole Society. The inhabitants in genera
are invited to attend. The object of tn
aeeting will be stated .by the Rev. d.
Laurie. of Washington. Addresses ma
be expected bv Francis s. Key, Esq. O
Georgetown, r. B. Caldwell. Esquire
of Washington, and Jacob Hoffman. Esq
Of Alexandra. The subject will be Tres
to all others for discussion. "A collection
for the benefit of the Society "iii be tax.
en- up, which, considering the import
ance of the object. it is hoped will be II
SERIAL.
Alexandria, Nov. 81
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On Thursday the 18th day of Deccm-
her next, will be sold at auction. On the
premi es, number of valuable building
and grass Lots, for the purpose OF clos
ing all accounts against the estate OF
Charles Alexander, jun deceased.
All claims not presented prior to the
above safe, will not be afterwards receiv-
ed.
The Executors.
November st 2a@swtgdts
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TO RENT,

TO RENT,
The Dwelling House and Store adjein
ling the subscriber's. upon Fairfax street
Possession may be had Immediately.
Vaudeville Il Larmour.
Who have received so hhds Pennsyl
vania Whiskey.
October 9
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Removal.
JOH " 20 III N S / ""

U II " y " III ~ = = n
Has removed hia Hardware oI"' ii
the corner of Pitt and King stree"
posite the Washington Tavern WIZ no 4,
is now opening, Tor sale, Al eNteli''
sortpent of
Hard.oare, Cutlery, and fa"''
articles. ssa
Received per brig Thomas. a', NH b
General Smith. All Of when . m
sold on the most accomaoda'lnS ga
September SO a'
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Public Sale

Public Sale
on FRID the ED instant, at
70 o'clock, at Jannay's wharf,
xkk The substantial good Brig
NSss Columbia,
$500 burthen $50 tons, having
un5erroae q thorough repair, is in COM
plete order for the reception of cargo,
and cal, be sent to sea without any ex-
pense. Her inventory which is full g
rornnlete. can be viewed any time pre-.
sious TO the sale, at the Office OF the
subscribers.
Terms liberal, and made known at
the time and place OF sale.
John Jackson & Go.
- Auctioneers.
November T
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NOTFCE.

NOTICE.
Ihaye authorised aud empowered Johr
C. Mandell to collect all rents and ar
Garages of rents due to me in and absu'
Alexandria.
October
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pubic sale

October 9
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EHARiTY SERMON.

St. .qndre,c's Society have directed
a Collection to be taken up next Lord
day, in the morning, at the Presbyteriai
chul Oh. Those in town, who are willin!
to contribute, are invited to attend =
The amount of the collection will be dis
tributed among the poor generally.
In absence Of their Chaplain, Sermon
may be expected by Mr.. E, HarriseR
Principal of the Alexandria Academy.
ANDREW JAMESON,
President of the Society.
NnYemhar d
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FOR FREIGHT,

e. f.
RS The schooner Union, capt.
~ EFSSs Brewster, burthen about 800
Sszss .bbls. nearly new, a superior
vessel e fast safer: will take
freight for the West Indies or Coastwise,
and be ready for cargo in few days.
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle.
Who have for sale said schooner's car
go of
40 tons Plaster Paris
100 boxes mould and dipt candles
Az pieces Russia sheetings, entitled
to dsbenure
> casks and crates, containing din.
ING and tea setts China.
Neysmbsr 81
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
Pohce ofhe Cfy efLOndor.

Pohce of ne Cify % London.
Mr.. Benpe, rose to move for select COM
mi,tee to inquire into the state Of the police
of tho metropolis. The question, he said,
had been often before considered, in 1872,
in 1871, and in 1912; but the labors of tho
last committee, as far as any beneficial re-
suit might have been looked for, amounted
,c nothing at all. Much curious matter
nigh, be found in the papers such as regu-
la,ions in the time of Edward /. orders of
Lord Burlcigh, and other matter Of the sano
description; bu, no practical benefits ensued.
He should first state, that be considered tho
system of giving 4oi. on conviction for of
fences OF magnitude, very bad one tho
money was technically called blood money );
aud the consequence was, that offenders
were allowed to escape, till, by the progress
of crime, they increased ~ value. The Civ
ing money in the way of rewards had also
been found very pernicious on the same prin-
cipie. There were no less than 100 flesh hon.
ses between Westminster. hall and Temple
bar. To these the proiigate Of all dcscrip-
tions repaired as regularly as merchant TO
his shop and he felt sort OF repugnancy
that the police office should associate in ak
this low tcbauchcry, and laugh at the same
board with the offenders ill. his blood became
worth the price fixed on it. He conceived
the cause Of all this great increase Of crImo
TO be the uncertainty Of our laws, and tho
chance that an offender always had Of escape.
IL the punishments were less severe, but al
ways certain. The number Of offences
would Immediately diminish. 1T present
here S'tre 500 henol offences in the English
iasy, and Blackstone himself admitted THAI
this formidable list of punishmen.s, so tar
from Iessening, increased the frequency OF
Of crime. Whether from compassion in the
prosecutor, unwillingncss in The witness, or
leaning towards mercy in the jury and judg-
es, because they thought the punishment
disproportioncd TO the offence, the number
tha, escaped gra,ely exceeded the, Of those
who were executed; while hardened offen-
ders looking no, to those who suffered, bur
to thoss who escaped, persevered the more
10 their iniquitors courses. s
Another objection to The present system
was the great sxpence Of prosecution. l, had
been said, that the English law was open 10
every one, and SO wss the London tavern.
Blu, il Was the expeocc ,ha, hindered US from
running down offenders, and chasing them
from society as sooo as they appeared. Tho.
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u!y, With the appreciation OF the rresideno Of
the u. States for that purpose, such applienr
or applicants TO remain on such tract or trrts
OF land, provided the ssmc shall az that tine
remain unsold by tho y. States, not exceed
ing three hundred and twenty acres for erh
applicant, as tenants at will on such terms nd
conditions as shall prevent any waste or dan
age on such lands, and on the express conit-
ion that such appIicast or applicants shll,
whenever such tract or tracts of lands maybe
sold or ceded by The u. States or wheneys,
feom any other cause, he or they may be e.
quired, under the authority of the u. Stats,
so 10 do, give quiet possession of such trct
or tracts of land to tho purchaser or purcbs.
ers, or 10 remove altogether from the iandas
the case may be Provided ho9veuer, nat
such permission SHALL not be granted to ny
applicant, Unless ho shall previously sig
declaration, stating that he does not lay ny
claim to such tract or tracts of land, and nat
he does not occupy tho same by virtue ofiny
claim or pretended claim, derived or prem
dcd to be derived from any other person or
persons Ind hroTided also, That in all cses
whore the tract of land applied for inclaes
either q lead mine or salt spring, no pernis-
sion TO work the same shall be granted, win
out the appreciation Of the President Of ,heU.
States. ,srv - as'
Sec. g.. Ind be if further enacted, That II
the applications made and permissions gtn-
ted by virtue Of the proceeding section, shaI
be duly entered on books 10 be keps for th,,
! purpose by the registers, recorders and mar
shals aforesaid, respectively; and they shat
be entitled TO receive from the party, Tor eac,
application, Fifty cents, and for each permi'.
! sion one dollar.
Sec 3. .fnd be il further enacted, That tti,
act shall continue and be in lorcc tor tho tern
OF one year, any law 10 the contrary notwin
standing,
March Is. 1ai6-.qpproped.
JAMES MADISON.