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one HhL,1ySv, cents for; each Subsequent one. Liberal
.I nn; made with yearly advertisers. 49,
Notices and Obituaries, exceeding hTe lines, VIII
+. charged lor: -. g o.,o, ;.,r will bo c,,,-r
,:.at advertisement rates. = .-,l II
'di1 mucrtions mast be accompanied by the of
nrs and rejected communications cannot be returned.
1'TrG1s1a jUDGEs.-S=nator Wilson assert
O., op Wednesday, as proof of the failure of the
Presidents pli;cy in Virginia, that ''the three
indies 0? Shc Court ofSAppeals, recently ar
noD;el by Governor Peirpoint, and sixteen
nases OF the circuit courts, were active rebels to
he enc Of the war, - and that the ''only loyal
oDe o. the niaete@n selected was tejsc,ed by the
Legislature. ~
Wc have made ;nqniry in the premises from
sorrces entirely reliable, aud are authorized to
state ti.et the Senator iron Mass =achusetts is in
hi: matter, widely mistaken.
Ifthe Gou,i of Appeals; Judge Joyres wasa
lscideG Uninn man before the war, and was at
Iqture, vas lerar 2lTcn to politics, and was the
s"'beroi m''o ' the various sdmirabc cnactmens for
The protection OF the lights Of the freedmen.
,Tutsc yioncure was never politician, and
bsdno connection with the wal His personal
character is the highest possible, and his judi
cialouafcation5 Of he first order 10 man in
Virginia is more esteemed.
Judge Thompson, lately deceased was an old
line Whig, Of decided Union aDtecedents and
vas Herera politician. IN the Valley Of Virginia
he was almost TevCrcd. ..
Hon. Alexande: !iivGs, a brother of the dis
!ioguished Wm. :, R!gcs, appointed by Gov
ernor peirpoint ia Place Of Judge Ihomp pson,
vas Union ulal. from first to last He is Il
gentleman OF character and abilities.
OF the circuit judges, it may be said that
they were ali nominated By Governor Peirpo!nt
2 Unicn Governor beyond suspicion, and that
they ere all gentlemen Of eminent private, VII
tues and abe jurists. Some Of them, it is
true, held civil positions under their State
government, cut some Of them, in common
with their uretherr Of the Court of Appeals
we're marked Union men before the rebellion,
and now enforce, by prccept and example, sub
mission to the results OF the late conflict and to
the Government; and laws of the U. s.. 30,
vne OF Gov. "cirpoint's nominees was re-
jecteo, but ne did not belong to the circuit
Bes { stranger in i5--and Was unknowu to the
people, while there were in the circuit many
eminent lawyers we'll known to the people and
therefore .,iore certable.-Aut. Int -
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J1OR BALTIMORE.

TJION DALI HOIIO.
eTaS, The STEAMER COLUMBIA
ceived new boiler and been thoroughly ref t.
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
timore every SATURDAY, at 4o' clock, p. m.
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown,
stopping at ali her former landings.
Returning, will leave Alexandria every
The STEAMER THOS e CAHILL, Capt
JAS H. NORRIS will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAY, att m. touchingat Chap Il Point
and returning will leave Alexandria every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. For
freight and passage apply to
ap lift q. WHEAT, Agent.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

m sovaYe Of eight lines dollar, for the first inse!tion
" <p,+ty-iro cents for each subsequent one Liberal
;n+ o: made with yearly advertisers.
arrig. Notices and Obituaries, exceeding FIVE lines, Will
+. charged for: ,,,o.,u .;r ,. o,,or,,
-. az advertisement rates. 1ti,jE g.-1-3 a., u
d crnmrcaons be accompanied by the names Of
and rejected communications cannot be returned
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CASSIMERES,

AND VESTIEGS,
which they arc prepared to make up in the best
style, as cheap, quality considered, as they ccr
be purchased in this, or any of the neighborinG,
cities
STORENo. 7. NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
End door from the Office Of the Adams E%pre:5
Company. mar SIT
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A
MURRAY, RIDGELT s 1iURRA
are happy to inform their friends and IL" j.;
lie that, US the price Of Foreign Goods is Gsgl
much reduced, they are prepared TO furnisi.
SUITS OF CLOTHES at prices correspond
ingly low. The invite the attention Of those
wishing to purchase, to their large and varied
assortment Of
CLOTHS,
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Railroads Il Steamboats,.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD

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PLUMBING PLUMBING!
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G. P. HEALY s. CO.,
PLUMBERS d GAS FITTERS,
No %, North Fairfax Street,
(Under Mansion House
We are now prepared to 10 Gas Fitting and
Plumbing, in all their branches. Fitting up
Public Buildings Stores and Dwelling Houses
in the most approved STYLE and ct the very
lowest figures.
BY leaving your orders with us you will save
VIVA '''''0 XII lYoGE WARRANgED.
Always on hand large assortment of GAS
FIXTURES comprising everything in the the
ton, at Peace Prices. Retail dealers will find
it to their interest to examine our stock.
Special attention paid to country orders
The best COAL OIL always or hand.
Il Il
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Having purchased the Paper Store of Jefftr-
son Tacey, No III, King street hereby an
nounce to the citizens of Alexandria that have
now on hand and am receiving a large and well
assorted stock of the above goods.
Picture Frames made to order.
ten 4ao to the akne pSf of ~ and
repairing of Venetian Blinds.
Country orders solicited.
NH 15-tf -. -'-- GEO., II. SMITH.
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&C." "'c GI!.'r-7', or; TEETH Mr.. Beech
e. vac IS Jo",et'l;ag @: 1 physician, as we'll as
'1so2s;5r, a'-;:,oc, lecytrer, and re|ormer
Se2ep?;I2: Says:
u" :22,'f 7ecay Hence, bad breath, uu-
SSe2{ mouth, arG imperfect nast:cation.--
:1'eF5oo0y regrets it. i nat is the cause?
= Is ran CT cleanliness. : clean tooth never
vcca!s. Hhc mouth isa warm place, ninety.
e'snt degrees. Particles Of meat between the
Eae weth decom2"Sc. Gums and teeth must suffer,
H!e; naess will preserve the teeth to old age.
.>e t GULL, pick au! rinse the mouth after
tt1'lng; crush with castle soap every morning;
.I'F;'' ;.,;h nure Water ca refining. BeStow
': ,:iS iuf!ng care upon yoar precious teeth, you
y" E2ep hem and ruin the dentist. Neglect
''' 1nC YOU :zill &c in sorrow al your lives
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4 REYOU AFFLICTED WITH A COUGH
IN OR COLD?
ARE YOU PREDIsPOsED TO CONsUNIP-
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< The LUBRlCATOR is medicinal prcpara-
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+. For Catarrh, Asthma, and Bronchitis they
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fully and almost Immediately.
= No Public speaker, Singer or Teacher, should
be without them, us they remove hoarseness and
strengthen and clear the voice. ~
&ss- A ways use them in time, and if the
symptoms arc Sc, ere use very freely.
II Wholesale Agents,
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For sale by all DRUGGISTS. FEB l7-5m
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

the scene of the accident runs over an
emhankment from seven to ten feet high,
and down this proclivity the cars made
rapid descent, The baggage cars were
not much injured, aud all within them
escaped Injury except the messenger Of
the National Express compauy,who was
cut across the head and bruised about
the back.
The forward passenger car was allied
with passengers, and Ia its descent,
struck a small tree, which cut through
the roof, nearly dividing the car into
two sections The other coach went
down leugthwise, and was uuiGjured,
Conductor George Knighte, who was IN
charge OF the train, was In the first pas
seuger car, ana feeling the Jar recei vSd
by its leaving the track, nromptlv ad-
vtsed the passengers TO remain firm In
their seats as 'rle car went over, He was
tumGled Gcross the car, the stove falling
upor him. Fortunately he escaped
With some injuries on the back of the
head and the hip Six passengers were
Injured, but none of them severely, as
follows: Mr.. Norris of st. Adams, lip
cut and head injured Mrs Skinner Of
Fort Ann, side bruised; Mr.. Osgcod Of
Tbitehall, leg bruised; daughter Of
Mr.. Norris, married lady, who was en-
st,rts snfar.t the most severely, but it
was thought las, evening she would re-
cover The Injured pc, <Sons were taken
to the hotel at Comsto"ks Lau 'uuS, auu
kindly cared for -Four physicians ,''ne
down from Whitehall, and rendered
such services as the wounds Of the in
jured required. That no more were in
jured, aud none killed, is as miraculous
as it is fortunate The loss to the COM
pany will not be over twenty-five hun
dred dollars.
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RUTLAND HERALD.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1868.
Northern Ereasoss

we doubt If there is so much out
,,,oken, downright treason uttered in
H. southeru states as at the North, It
! well known that at the outbreak OF,
"a throughout the rebellion, many Of
a. le,dsrs and presses Of the so-caIled
rortbern democracy justified the con
80 og the Cousplratora apolOgiaed for
- atrocities, and at the same time
.,.rocrpsented and malgned the Prest,
a,nt and all who aided him In uphold
A., the authority aud dag OF the coun-
49, This dyvilish spirit Of treason still
lrosrs smoug us and thstapologizer and
.oS,rder of treason, Ben Woods New
vorx News. still Keeps up It's piteous
howl for JEFF. Davis. the arch.traitor Of
the 10th century. A report found its
nav into the papers recently, that Davis
has of late become so dispirited ss to be
I'D 10 whine Ike woman" The
rory the News pronounces false. and
proceeds to remark
Even ii l. were true that the smi-
aent man who at one time was one OF
ne summaries Of the Senate of the
unitJd States, one OF the glories OF the
vb2'1 country now awaits trial to an.
sWar for his conduct rs chosen chief of
Millions of his fellow couutrymeu, we're
ws,!y 50 broken in body aud soul As TO
rh,rp likes WOm8Q,' the painful fsCl
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New York News,
NRW YoRN. PED. 10

NEW YORH, Eco. 10.
The loss by fire on Broadway to-day
Is over 500, 700.
Four thousand tons OF steamboat coal
at 81 so a Q IL per ton, and twety-seven
hundred tons of CRATE coal at 7 81 g.
81 per ton were sold to day by the
schuylkIll Coal Company. The decline
is SO l 40 per ton since the last pub
lie sales.
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Mexican News,

NV York Feb. 10,
The Havana correspondence Of the
Assoclated Press states that Vera CRUZ
dates Of the lst .usf aud City OF Mexi-
co Of the 2lst ult. give particulars Of
the deIsat Of Juar.s1s At PapauIta
A force had been sent to Monterey to
protect the city from Ruerrillas.
Count Elvin hsd arrived at Havana
Gu route 10 Belgium. He Is said to have
been sent by the Empress Carlotts on
family matters
The Austrian consul general aad the
Prussiau minister were on their way to
the city of Mexico from Vera Cruz.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22
By TELEGRAPH.
From New York.
NEW YoRK. Fob,

New YORK, Feb. Is.
The Jury to-day in the case Of Matilda
A. Moody VS.. George A. Osgood, rond-
cred verdict for the plaintiff for $500.
Osgu2d had driven over the plaintiff
with sleigh.
The Brig California from Mattanzas
for Bristol r. l., was seized at sea by
the revenue cutter Miami, few days
since on charge of attempt to smuggIe
CIGARS. LIQUORS, etc.
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Mexican News.
WA>HINGrnr. Feb. Il

WA>HINsroE, Feb. Is.
Mr. Romero has received ODD :isl news
from 81 Pa=o, the residence OF the Next
can government, TO the twentieth Of
January.
The French had made no further at
tempt TO move on FL Paso aud the Mex
lean army we're about taking the inItia-
tive against the city OK chihuahua, &C.
cspied by French forces.
The published protest of Gen. 0ftego
is not regarded as authentic.
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Local and state Items.

CAEp.-The Rev. Charles Boylau
wishes to return thanks to the different
congregations of Brandon. Prttscord
WaIlngford, Rutland and citizens Of
Rutland and also to the Superiutend-
ents Of the Rutland g. Burlington Rail-
road aud Washing on, and Western Yer
mont Railroads, for their liberal patron
age towards the Fair, which has been Il
complete success. the amount realized
being 81 coo.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

npEATH oP BtsHoP FITgpArR.OK--J
n fitzpatrick, Bishop of the Catholic
s.'eGese Of Boston, died at his residence
~ . poSson st twenty minute past sever
Voc Monday morning. Bishop Fl'z-
sYicK has been broken in health TOR
Ss1 Years past, aud several times has
Thought tn he past recovery. lie
native of Boston, and received his
instruction la our public schools.
s9tn the Latin schOul he went to- the
College, Montreal. where he
'ned eight years. From th-po; he
'rea Ia the Sulpicisn Seminary In
~ nce, ~heie he pursus,i his studies for
20 wars, when he was ordained a
~ AID returned TO Boston IA 1910.
ne deceased Bishop had the repssa-
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ApNA fBwvcN,
SARAH q. kgwror.
THx Acorpssr sx rHE RksssRLABR

THs AcCIDsNr sx rHE REsssgLABR g.
sARAToGA ROAD. The Troy Times
gives further particulars OF the accident
that occurred on this road, last Tuesday.
The train consisted of the eagine aud
tender, two baggage and two passenger
Cars. The engine In passing = rail ts
supposed to have broken, without dis-
placing IL. The wheel o. the krward
baggage car struck the prutcttoo II the
frsctared rail, throwing the car and -
tire train OF the trSok. The rad as
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Ice Boating,
PoUGHKgEPsIE, FEB. Is,

POCGHkEBPsIEI 60. 10,
Three large Ice boats filled with ex-
Cursouists left for Albany this morning
where they will have reception. The
river between here and Albany is COM
pletely covered with smooth ice and the
novel trip will undoubtedly be accom-
ulished quicker than by railroad
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Ksu. from New orIcan.,

Nav OKLsAEs, Feb. IA.
Msrii Qras WAS ce ebrated here last
last evening in a style not surpassed in
many years. 5A5 '1
The Grand Lodge of Masons Of Lust
saa 10 now hefdsog the;T. annual CON
moaacatlso N this city. Country lodges
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. 8. A. Aliens WorI5'o
Hair Restorer and Dress
ing inoigorGtc, strengthen
and keas0then tho hair. They
act directly upon tho socccs
of tie hair, s.:;113,plys,sO a.o-'
qssSTed 4aoxrsslsnaeast, and
natural color and be0sst,y
returns. Grey heir disap-
pears, b0ld spots are cou-
erred, hair stops fal1i,,o, and
t'sc'trtosat gro,oth is the re-
sat. Ladies' and Children
sctU appreciate the delight
fst1 fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance ipepart-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of soitfng the skin, scalp, OF
most elegant head dress.
Sold by ali DruGgists.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich ST. NY.
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Rron San FRANCISCO.

SAE FRAEClsAO, Feb. Is.
The y. 8. & lag ship LaucsStor arrived
this morning from Honolulu.
The California Senate has rejected the
bill to repeal the specific contract law,
8 to 10
Mining stocks huoyant.
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'"' ~" ~ Jul .,', .'-'. 80. ,,ai.
"SN' '"''' '''''
There was no disposition on thttF part
TO Ire excused, as Was m4"iiested ~ d
gathering OF "toat one hundreo ana
seventy Eve. who Csme sriugssg their
offerings with them, determined Upon
ENJOYING social good iime reminding
one of Whittier's thauksgjvings. "When
from E4staud from West. from North
snt sontb come the niIotln and on at
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

CoNNrcrloUr. - The Republicans Of
Connecticut met in State Convention at
Hartford, on Wednesday, aud nominated
for Governor Maj .Gen. Jos. R. Hawley,
lalo o. the army, but formerly editor of
the Hartford Press. More than 400 del
egates were in attendance, ana great
harmony aud enthusiasm prevailed,
The resolutions express confidence In
the integrity, ability and patriotism of
Andrew johnson and pledge support In
his tfJrts for a complete and permanent
restoration of the Union.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

GEN. BUrLHE IN VIRGfEfA. Gen.
Butler has really bought valuable mill
privilege on James River, as is reported,
and is negotiating for the Cox farm of
2 800 acres, we shall soon have him for
au r. P. Y. and wouldn't he make cap
ital one?
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From Ruffalo.

.lt ( 81 ssa4 1ei@ BUppALo Feb. Is q
d Reports that the small pox Is ragisg
hers are untrue. There has not been
ever ooe easss Of ons tims. and is b q
the dscfeAss.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

ton of being tine scholar, gentleman
Of talents,snd sincere aud devout Chris
tian, aud this reputation was nowhere
more FIRMLY established than among the
Protestant Christians OF Boston and
vicinity,
he was conseerated IS Bishop in
March, 1874 and was SIS years of age at
the time Of bis death,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

A 0.gIeH Rrna.--Tho teachers and
more tasd .or1y pupils Of the High
School, took a sleigh ride On Wednesday
aItrrcooH driving two seams, one fisk.
aod one of four horses, Notwiths.and-
inG the Indictment westher, the party en-.
] Eyed themselves to q high degree They
had in fact a jolly good time, portion
of them taking refreshments at Castle
ton, and another portion refreshing at
West Rutland, At both places they
were treated with great politencss, and
all returned well pleased with the excur-
sion.
Miss R1ggles. one Of the teachers lost
grayish drab shawl, and she would, no
don BIT. cheer.ully 7emunerate any one
who =. Mould be fortunate enough to find
and reLn.Tn IT,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22
First Crossing.

ALBANY, Feb. Is.
A locomotive passed over the Hudson
River bridge for the first time to-day
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

Bro Hgrpn.E.-Mr, P. A. Sweeney, or
St, Albans. has a Durham heter of his
own raising, which was one year old
last spring, aud weighs at the present
date eleven hundred and ninety pounds.
He has been offered a price for her cor
responding with her size, we are in
formed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22
4 PHYsIOLO GICAL VIEW OF

4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
IA MARniAGE:-Cont nearly 30Oo
peges, snd 1870 fne Plates anu Ensravings pf the
Human organs in state of health and disease.
withs Trestise on Early Errors, It's deplorsblc
consequences upon the Mind and Body. with the
Author's Plan of tteatineut--th8 only rational
and successful mode of care, as shown by the
report ofoases treated. A truthful adviser OF the
married, and those contemplating marriage, WIS
Sent nee Of postage to any address, receipt Of
Is cents in stamps or postal currency. by address
sing DR.. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Al
beny, N Y.
The author may be cousulted upon any Of the
dlseases upon which his book treats either per
sonaly or by mall, and medicines sent to aay
part Of the world octTd6nfeb5vGm
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Fir

MADISON Wis, Feb. l6.
Bowen's block burued this morning..
Loss 81, 600; insured $1,000.