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HeImbold's Extract Buohu.
FOB WEAKNESSES
Ari-,ng from EEcesses, Habits Of Dissipation. Eary
intlsc7euCD, or Abuse,
4rTEsDlD WIN M ToLLowIss sIaFsoss.

4rTEspED VIA rEE TuLL0wIsG s4sP-oaa.
lndLsQCsi-icn % Eysrucn Lozs Of Power,
Icss Of Memory, ..Iicuify o. BrssthinR,
Weak Nerves irrmb.ug,
Horror % Diseases Wasolgluez4
D-mu5Ss at Vision, PAIN in the Hack,
UuiygrssJ Ia-sitUds oftba Flushing Of the Ro,Iy
Muscular system krGpuous on TIE ksues,
Hot Hands, Fslu1 COunteusncs,
lTyuess Of the Skin.
These symptoms, II allowed 20 20 on. Wnl.h thls
medicine Invariably removes, soon follow
IaPOTNCY, FATuTY, EFuEFTIC FITS,
n one Of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed By thu-s
"dfesdfuI diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware OF the cause Of their sudsrug
but none viii confess. the rsc0rds q the Insane
Asylums ani the melancholy deaths by c1nzurur-
ton, t7ss ample witness 10 the truth OF the asea-
ton.
THE CONSTITUTION, OSCE AFFECTED Ri.g
ORGASIC wEAESEss,
requires the al Of uei.-.as % strengthen saJ rl
vi-orste the system, which RELEBOLDS EY.
TRACT BDCIU iHYsI-atsy does. A ira sIl lal.
vince the most skepIcG.
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Hsad-Quarters Post Of Nasnle.

OFFICE PROVOST MAE4UALs
tssHyIELE, III ss., emo. ls1-
Provost Order
no. IL
EXTRACT.
o In sor0Tdsncs Oh me decision OF 5..l-
tary Board, caI. Cd from Post H@zlI Iarter- re
puTro-a of preparing q Schedule Of Prices, rL-a-
ting ine sale Of Fur.5 Vegetables and other ess-
zsra4 Of d. lu flH- city the lie ID prices e9f7l
ei ly Provost Order 30. -, s hereby chs pa
Is io.lgTs, ":
BEET-zlct- per pound, ArIT1S-l5ars pfl,
FLgCE-SI5 81 Ubl. P0TsToEs-SE ~ 7-l-li'
IuESIps-eZ UJ q bush. DkHBAlT-lI1--. 7e'''i-
Oyi0ys--s3 q bu-u-l BJIIEE--slet-. t.
W0oD-sl5 90 per cord.
The above prices viii be changed as on y -
comes necessary, and proper pUbhcsN H''ae
thereof a..
Any parties selling in Markets, OF Pr 7 80.
az prices higher than Schedule rates, y ..le..-
ed and Their goods cou6-cated- All psl ~ ~. m
v;ed 20 report promptly any violation I O'1ol
~ ------,..,,,l ~ r-.,, Ca, rvo 2 hER.
- uTrsTTsp tJKE,
iguZl-H Capt. AMI Prov Lsllll-
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NON-COMMISSI0NED OFFICERS
WANTED,
For The ColOred Troops now Serving IN the

Department Of the Cumberland.
Erlstuents may be made for one, two. and three
yelrs.
bounty, SIoo, 500, an q $500, according TO tenn
OF en- stment~
An exec lent opportunity offered 10 81. iutell..
&c T. solve sTta ambitious co.oTed msn desiring to
serve tLeTcou1fry
For further Information, apply to Capt. G. p, Ly-
rasn, C0umauclnE Cen p Foster, Crt9 Col Nos
sey, IS Celsr STREET, Ns-HvI'e. sshJ-l+t
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S. E. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

Is prepared TO take Fire and Marine risks in the
best offices Of the country. He il the authorized
Agent for the Ena Of Hartford, the Manhattan,
Phoenix and Security OF New York, represent
ing SIX millions Of Capital. War risks % or from
Nashville taken, as vel a. every species OF lnsu-
surBnce.
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All the goods in the above LET viii be sold, with
ont RECREATION for ONE DOLLAR each Certificates
e. ali the various articles are placed n similar en-
welcomes and sealed. These envelopes viii be sent
by mall or delivered At Office, without regard
10 choice On receiving q certificate you VIII see
Whgt Il represents and It is optional with you TO
send oue dollar and receive the article named, or
any other in the iist Of same value. lns transac-
tons by mail We charge for forwarding the cert n
Gates paying postage and doing the buslneSs. .
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES viii be sent Tor 81 ;
ErEyES for g; THRTY for s.; SIXTT-TTyE for $40;
ana OEE HUxDRED for SIS. BY this mode We give
selections from varied stock Of lne goocs, OF the
best make and latest STYLES, and OF intrinsic WORTH
A. a nominal price, while eli have chance OF secu-
riag articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfacuOnIn every instance,
and II there should be sny person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immediate
N return IT, and the Lrics viii be refunded.
AGEsTs.-We allow those acting a. Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 10 One Dollar.
They will collect twenty -hve cents FOR every Ger
thcate and retaining 10 cents remit TO US 10 cents
for each.
re- address GEO. DEMERTT & CO..
janl -3m 3O3 Broadway, New YORK.
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BLOOD BLOoDI BLOOD
Fluid Extract sarsaParlIIl
SYPHILIS.

This Is an affection o. the blood, and Attacks d.
SeXua Organs, Lnlngs o. ths Nose, Ears, Thr0A
Wlndplpe, and other mneuB surfaces MAKING u
appearance in the form o. Ulcers. Helmbold's IL
Tract Barsaparlla punnes ths Blood, and remove
AL scay eruptons o. the skin, giving 70 the con
plaNon clear snd healthy color. Il being pFsDl
cd expressly for this class q ooupIalnts r. bl0o4.
purifying properties are preserved % greater o..
tsnt than any othsr preparation Of 5arsspsTilIs.
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Eastern Agency.

Our srrsnEamsnts are such that any sort Of Com
merpla transaction in the principal Eastern cities
cad he negotiated and faithfully attended TO-
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HELNBoLDs ROSE WASH.

An eLcsllent Lotion Tor Diseases q Q ByphiHtc -.
turs, and ~ an injection ~ diseases Of ths u1nJ
organs, arising rom habits Of dissipation, u5sd 20
connection WITH the kEtrscts Bgchu and Sslsa -
rli.sI "a such diseases ~ nacou1uaniied.
Evidence Of the most rsspouz-t he and relate
Character VII RocOFnpauy ths madlanss.
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Photographic Family Bibles,

new and elegant design o. Family Bibles, AZ
ranged for sixteen likene- ses.
Descriptive Catalogues mailed free to any address
on application.
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Removal.

DR. G. SCHIFF HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
II from No. IS 70 No. IS North Cherry street. ur
stslrs, one door north Of ". Matt Brown & Cos
Resi- Estate Agency.
Fsrnly residence, Summer street, S. E. corner 81
De>tieTlck street ianl+lm
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Take 10 BsJsam, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine.
iyr unpleasant ard dslseIJgs Diseases.
Helmb0id's Extract Buchu
CuGEE
Seer h.T DIS5E ma - ECaz

Do al their stages a. l.-ge expense; Esus OF an
change iG diet 10 Inconvenieuee
AND No EXPD8URE
10 causes ire4ueu. desire, sad owes 5.rsnz-- E.
uunster thereby removing Obstglcacus, prevent.
and curing structures Of the Urstlra, a.La7iug De- I.
aud Inflammation, SO frequent In this class 8f I.
eases, aud cNpeilEg POISONOUS UTVP4v4-
and HORA-OUT NATTER.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN TEE VIOLIN or ouACst
and who have Ts5d FEA VY FEES 70 % cured d
a short Tine have found they wero deceived, AZ.
thai the Poison" has, BY the Ugs O! s.FAUWa-fl
Qua 10 al aggravated fogtE, and perhaps a7sv Jls
rage.
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QuartermssteF's Vouchers.

NEIsON & MURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase QuaT,eTmasters Vouchers % reasonable
Tstss.
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D,R. PRUNK HAS OPENED AN ESTABLISH
i J melt IA Nashville, Tenn, for EmiElIlinR ths
Dead, on Cherry street, doors south o! the
Poet OfEcs.
lie viii attend to dsinterrinC and forwarding
bodies rom this Eud al points south good a.
sorimeat Of metallic cases and zinc cOrnns on
hand. Branch Offices al Chattanooga, Tenn, ana
Huntsville Ala. Il. II. PRUNhi N. l..
isnlg-3ua
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CLAIM s

For compensation for properly employed IN the
military service Of the United States aud lost, Do
stroyed or captured, viz Steamboats, and other
vessels, Railroad Engines and Cars, Horses, Ws--
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BOOKS

For all classes, upon all subjects, in every style OF
binding, and IN endless variety. Exclusive
Agent for the
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CLAIM
CLAIMS

For HORSES and EQUPAGE lost in the SIR
VICE; officers accounts settled with the Quar-
termasters, Commissary, Ordnance sud Treasury
Departments Stoppsges Of Pay removed, Cert
aca,es Of non-rdehtedness obtained. PENSIONS,
BOUNTY, BACK PAY, &c, promptly collected.
Mr.. Atkinson having had ten years experience ss
Sd Auditor, becoming thereby familiar with the
Rules, Regulations and Precsde1ts estsbl shed F0r
the suiitiUg and settling OF claims 7 cen safely
say THAI firm in the Southwest hos The SANE IA
cilGes for the promp. collection OF ali y7cr Gains
a. presented by this Office.
No y TElNT
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Hon. andrew Johnson, Vil5 President o. B. elect.
." Joseph Fowler, ConpGuiicf STATE OK Tenn.
Mr. A. '. ;. Lindsey, Poss Master. Nashville.
My VI. Burns, PIES. \. y. and y. ". d. L..
bug. Gen. JuO. F. Miller Cong Post Nashville o.
" J. /. Donaldson, Chief =. 81 Dep . CtIl
bsTlaud.
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SPLENDID LIST or ART &c L Z
lHta bs sold for one DJllsr each.
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MOSS,
and Spring Matrasses.
Together with all Goods in our line.

The public are respectfully invited 10 cali and eI-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
y B.-A first class mechanic employed, who
wilt give strict attention to repa ung and uPhCl-
. sterng NM- DJIf,
IsuS-3m No. 81 Public square.
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no. 20 PUBLIC SQUARE

ans sml
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And not 70 be paid until you know what you WI
receive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19
&C O NJ ri E r G I a l..

i PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 1s-Beeves dull and
unchanged. Sales of, 2,4Co head, Sheep less
active and rather lower. Sales Of 10000 head
at 64aa74. Cows declined $3.50, sold at $35a$8o
Hogs, fail, demand at former rates. Sales Of
$500 head .o,..m, z,..{ ss.,,,<l fe>4og sHr|lE
New DIRK, Dec l8.-Cotton dull. Flour
dull, Southern .SS.75a$l5.' Wheat and Corn
dull Beef steady Pork heavy. Lard dull
Whiskey steady. I'D II FH.t Hoo
GEoRGErowN,- Dec. 19.-Flour-the market
opened with fair demand for all descriptions.
Sales of supers, common to best. So. 5Oa$9; ex-
tras,, $975a$lO for ordinary to good. Choice
brands are held at $l025a$1050 Family, $12a
$14, according to quality and reputation. Grain
no arrivals or sales of wheat reported. Prices
nominally as last reported. Corn-demand
good prices unchan ged. Pork-there are no
receipts from the farms, and merchants are sell
ing the stock on hand, which is not heavy, at
SIS perIlCJ pounds. la@ suu I'll q IL
BALTIMORE, December, ,1S-We revise our
quotations. as follows: Howard street Super and
Extra 50a$9 do. Extra 937a$9 g. do. Family
l2a$l3; Ohio Super and cut Extra 5oa$8 75
do Extra. 25aS9 so; do Family 12a$13; North
westernSuper 8 50a$8 IS, Chicago Extra CHOICE
9 25a$950; City Mills Super, fair to choice
5oa$9; do. standard Extra 9aS9 so; do ship
ping brands, high grade, Il 75a$12; do. retailing
Extra high grade, S13; do. Family, also WEIGHS
and Greenfield do. SIS per Dbl.
Supply Of Corn was heavy to-day. Market
very active for export, and prices further ad-
vanced. Wheat was in light receipt, though.
rather more than has been reported for several
days. Report sales Of 1000a120O bushs prime
white at 2 7OaS2 73, and 1909 bushs fair to good
red at 2a$2 20 per bushel. There is good IN
.quiry for Wheat, and the market more steady;
prime and choice reds are quoted nominally at
240a$2 45- scarce an, wanted Iii 1#3
The scarcity of Hogs and prevailing high rates
have efectually stopped further PACKING at this
point. Stock of all descriptions Of Meat ex-
tremely small, but there is very little inquiry OF
demand for that which is offered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19

II is stated that on the 18th instant, about
eleven millions Of interest on the United States
public debt fell DUE, (second series of seven
thirty nq5esO one mouth hence eight and a.
half millions will be paid on the third series;
and January LIST ten millions OF gold interest
has to be met for long bonds. These, with the.
matefinng obligations Of the Treasury, making,
for sixty days, an aggregate offorty millions Of
disbursements for principal and interest OF the
public debt. : 49, r.--l7Es -TT- q ~ q
1.-THE newest thing is the sugar wedding
thirty, days after marriage. Is such a device
necessary at so early period .@oa @.
Additional reports from British Columbia
represent no abatement in the gold teld excite
nent. fi Il I@1al3T> ~
The smallpox is raging to such an extent
among the freedmen in the vicinity OF Selma,
Alabama, that no negroes are allowed to enter
the city except under urgent circumstances;
Cornelius Cole has been elected, by the CAL
ifornia Legislature, as the. successor OF Senator
McDougall. T.. = {. S. IA
The La Pierre House in Philadelphia is
closed because the owners ask too much rent
Hon. B. G.. Harris, Of the 5th congressional
district Of Maryland appeared IN the House
Yesterday and resumed his seat after taking
the test oath MODIFICATION was made, aspub-
lished rumor anticipated. ao so l&
The House, BY, a very decided vote yester-
day embossed Secretary McCullough's recon-
mendations in favor Of contracting the currency.
The House committee on the judiciary
agreed yesterday to report in favor OF the pas
sageby Congress Of an amendment Ito prevent
the payment Of rebelde ~ 1.s>a
The steamship Montezuma, with advices
from Jamaica to the 9th instant, has reached
New York The number ofnegroes killed or
otherwise executed, lin consequence OF the re-
beion there, is said to range between two
thousand and four thousand. } " >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19
sssD ED HILL, AND THE MUSH POT
~ fl E FOR SALE

. The undersigned has been authorized to sen
e son e oF1VE XcREs OF L2 An a H.
proved BY a new and elegant two-story ~.
FRAME DWELLING, containing teal
rooms. This property is about the half Of
mile from the Corporation Ru&ts of the Cty Of
AN &andria-on one Of the highest elevations
west Of the city, and commanding an extended
view of the Potomac H1 and the surroundiGs
country, from the City Of Washington to Fort
Washington, eight lilies below the city Of AL
exandria. The dwelling is eonmodious anil
convenient, erected if the year*l86e, of the bes,
material, with two porticos, and every copve.
nience desirable.
Also the Tract Of Land SO we'll known as the
.sThe ,Mush Pot" lying between the City Of
Alexandria and "Red HILL" and containnp
THIRTY THREE ACRES OF LAND, noteS
for its extreme fertility. The proprietor wish.
ing to dispose Of She above mentioned proper.
ties, an excellent opportunity is offered to those
DESTROYS ofinvesting in real estate in theneghbor
hood Of Alexandria.
Only one fourth Of the purchase money will
be required in cash, and the deferred payments
will be made to suit the purchaser:
If these properties are not sold before the first
Of January next, they will be offered for rent.
For more particular informatian, apply to
.. 81. O. CLAUGHTON,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent,
E..-. F., SO, Prince street,
dec 16-tf .... Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19

). The Navy 6Dsprttpept has, it is stated, re-,
,ceiyad al ieas from Commander Brasher,ot
the Rache squadron, dated at Callao, Noys1n '
Der I'LL >slsingthat government OF Peru
had determined to-make common cause with
Chill against the aggressioBs OF Spain. The
latest advices from Europe, co1trsry to prevll'
Qua anfouncd tents, in6icates That the Spanish.
nj az are determined arbitrarily to continue
thdn Mar on Chill declining TO recognize the
validity Of any suggestive ipterposition by
England and France. -.l-,rzrc-.4 y rrz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19

A LEXANDRIA CANAL COMPANY
~ A general m Getting of the Alexandria Ca
nal Company will be held in the Council Cham
Der, in the City Of Alexandria, at II O clock a.
M, on Monday, the ed day of January, 1866.
dec l9-tawtd r. JOHNSTON, President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19

G 0 \ / .-s---- .@...l.sz>@
, To arrive from PHILADELPHIA per schooner
Bee, cargo of Lorberry RED ASH COAL,
which will be sold low from the vessel Also
CUMBERLAND COAL:
on hand at lowest rates. -.
All orders left at Wilmer Il Washington's No.
( Janney's Wharf, or at my residence, No. 50,
South Water street, promptly attended to-. -
dec l6-3t# W A. MOORE
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Eli 5ltxaaltr||la|Se1||| 1fa
FUEsDAY ETENINdg pHlglF alBEE Rllgl
LfTTKR PROM RICHMOND.

LITTER FROM RICHMOND.
ICerrespondence Of the Alexandra Gazette.J
RICHMOND, 1cembet l8.---Ilhe house @
Delegates has resolved to put out the puol'c
Printing, p contract, to the lowest bidder, BY
|. close vote, and With many doubts as to
rhetherfhe old system is, not the best, after
ID. The editors Of the Enquirer and the Sen
incl we're the most prominent candidates for
the Office Of Public Printer, and had the cleo.
tim taken place it isRdoubtful which vosd
have succeeded. There's yesterday, quite
m animated discussion on some resolutions
offered by Mr.. Woodson.loi Rockingham, IN
favor Of the Ie, union Of Western and Eastern q
Virginia, in which many members participated,
and did not close until late ID the afternoon.
Tie subject viii come UP again, when sub
stitute will be offered. The sentiment OF the
House seems decidedly in favor of are union,
there being only, apparently, a few against it.
The spirit Of the House in regard to Federal
Relations is that Of almost entire acquiescence
in accepting things as they are, aud for turning
attention to the restoration Of the state to or
der and prosperity. a great deal OF work IS
before the Committees OF. the Legislature, such
as taxation, and the like indeed the Commit
tees of Courts of Justice, Finance and ProRo-
sitions and Grievances are full handed. Mr.
Bentley from the Committee on Banks report
ed q bill toprovide: for arresting suits against
banks So that all. creditors of those institu
lions nav stand on an equal footing.
Mr.. English, of Alexandria, has presented
q memorial from about $50 voters OF the city
Of Alexandria, asking repeal Of the charter
of said city passed ID January, 1865, and the
re-enactment Of the charter Of 1852, with
amendments. Y. i Referred to the Committee OF
Propositions and Grievances. @jH il @41E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19

DOOM FOR. RENT.-The STORE ROOM.
~ on, Cam eron street. next to the Old Theatre
Building. A good business stand for either
grocery or dry goods store, or as a professional
office. Enquire of JAMES CHATHAM.
dec l9-eotf ~~~~r~--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19
LAND FOR sALE.-I Of

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-I Of
Y fer for sale a tract of land in Fairfax coun-
ty near Clouds Mill, containing 234 acres, of
which Is are in wood. It lies on the Seminary
road, about miles from Alexandria, The soil
is good and well adapted to the raising Of fruits
and vegetables There are upon it q comforta
bic D WELLING HOUSE, stable and corn hss=as
house It will be sold in small tracts to suit alII
purchasers One fourth of the purchase money,
only will be required in hand, on the residue
five years time will be allowed, the interest pay,
able annually. If not sold before, it will be sold
by auction on 5 aturday, the 30th instant, at -
o'clock M, in front Of the Mayors Office in
Alexandria [de S-eotd@] R. JOHNSTON.
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WH4ITLESE4,

. CHARLES EWH4TTLESE4,
v ..-.s. ATTORNEY AT LAW
IAN CLAI NJ A G E = T..
Attends to law business in this and adjoining
counties, and District Of Columbia; also, pays
particular attention to Collection OF CLAIMS OF all
kinds against the United States, including Pen
sions, Back Pay, Bount!es, Prize Monies, &C.
Address by letter, (stating clainl,) OF call at his
office, over the market, Alexandria, Va.
Oc 3O-it3m:*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19

The following is a sample Of the resolutions
now introduced into the House Of Representa-
tiyees. 7 They read, like the speeches Of Ana
charsis Clootz, in the French National Assem-
bly,, when that body decreed all things for all
men: Baker,of Ill, effered declaratorg
resolutiion-as the sense, Of this House that
once for all we should be done with class rule
and aristocracy as a privilege power under the
law of this nation, no matter in what form !; ];
and that in restoring the normal relations; OF
the States lately IN rebellion, it is the high and
tie sacred duty Of the representatives of the
people to proceed on the theory Of distinguish.
inn The real from the false democracy, and SCI
curing the largest attainabes liberty to all per-
sobss, Irrespective Of race 81. color.
The resolution was. referred to, the Select
Committee on Recon instruction Ea1 aua T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19

UHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRE-
v SCENTS, such as Pearl and Inlaid Shell
Buckskin and Morocco Purses, Silver Wire
Portmonaies, Cabas, Scrap, Autograph and
other Albums, Ladies' Shell-handle PenlSnives,
Morocco Writing Cases Portfolios, Papeteres,
Chessmen, Parlor Games, Parlour Balls, Beau
tiful Animals or Gift Books, Ivory Tablets
Cigar Cases, Beautiful Ball Pins for headdresses
Shell and other Tuck and Side Combs, Finger
Brushes, Scrap Books Porcelain States, Hat
Brushes, Gold Pens, Propeller Pocket Pencils,
Guitars, Violins Flutes, Baptist, Meth. & Presby-
terrain Hymn Books, Pocket Bibles and many
other article scan be had very cheap for cash at
JOHN H. PARR OTIS,
Auction and Commission Store,
de lG-1w** Cor King & Water sts.-up stairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19

TUTRKEYs FOR RAFFLE.-A RAFFL1E
for TURKEYS will commence tonight
and will continue nightly, during the Holidays
at No. 60 North Royal street:
aoo1o q Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19

Provisional Goyorner Parsons, Of Alabama,
has been notified by the Secretary Of State that
he Will be relieved Of his trust as chief execu-
tive officer Of that State as soon as his success
sor is qualified and the newly elected Cover
nor, jenkins, has also received instructions to
the same effect. The dispatch relieving Gov.
Parsons conveys to him the Acknowledgements
of theN President for the fidelity, loyalty and
discretion with which he discharged his official
duties ls . ~ 81. u I - .e.@.59
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19
ID OBERT L. WOOD,
IL Successor to Ashby & Wood,
continuus to carry on the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS

At the Old Stand. No. TO. King street:
ALEXANDER H. SLAINAkER (n0#
with r. L, Wood would respectfully solicit
the patronage of his friends.
Our STOCK is at all times largeand complete,
embracing, Heavy and Fine FRENCH Broad
cloths, Black and Fancy Casemcrcs, SatlnetS;
Cloths for servants. &C., &c.
A full assortment Of FlannelS white and col
ored. Fine and medium quality Dress Goods,
a full assortment of Mourning Dress Goods,
Irish Linen. warranted genuine:' Linen
Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens, Superior
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting: also: Gloyes and
Hosiery, SuspenderS4.r Shirt BosQms, Coll2Is,
Cravats. Neck Ties, Hair Nets, &C.. together
Win a general assortment Of irst-class DR.
GOODS, to an examination Of which we invite
our old friends and the public generally.
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