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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

NEACHINE OIL, of very superior quality,
II suitable for light Steam Engines, Thresh-
ing Machines, and fine Machinery generally,
warranted not to gum, and to give satisfaction,
Just received and for sale by
JANNEY s. CO..
iv LOTT Druggists. l45, King st.
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RED TAPE.-We have heard great many indi-
yiduals who have had business with Government
officials. at Washington and elsewhere, complain of
the routine through which their accounts were
obliged to pass before they could be satisfactorily ad
justed and visit with denunciation and stig-
Matte as red tape the system which is absolutely
essential to the proper auditing and settlement OF the
vast accounts of the Government. In a great many
instances, doubt, veXatiOus delays have occurred
and claimants against the Government have been
put OF day after day, when the officer having the
matter in hand, and not the system was to blame; but
we doubt whether the most aggravated experience
Of this character involving the most atr0cious sys
tenn and negligent officials can equal the whee-with-
in-wheel arrangements described in the following
account Of the trials of an Oxford student;
The undergraduates Of the English University of
Oxford have lately quarrelled with their bread and
butter-or, more correctly with those who provide
these and other articles Of food in the college A
student writes to an, English journal some account
OF his suteTngs, and his search for responsible head
upon which to lay the blame, from which we get n
glimpse Of division Of labor and responsibility.
Yesterday evening the dinner provided for the
mess TO which belong was. usual, perfectly cold.
=" accordingly sent for the mancpe, and, after
complaining to him. requested him also to observe
that the hot water dish which the meat is placed
was not only not properly heated, but as cold the
"'Oh, sirH replied the official 4 have nothing to
do with that that is the business of the general but
Ter. He is accordingly sent for.
Have you the charge Of the heating OF these
dishes? No. sir; the other butler does that. I've
got to look after the spoons and forks Send the
other butler then
Presently the other butler arrives and the fol-
lowing dialogue cnsues:
You have to see that this dish is properly heat
ed" Yes. sir Then, why is it cold ice to-
nght? But, haven't the charge of heating the
water, sir
I'VE were getting tired of sending for people now
but determined TO get at the bottom of the matter il
possible; we had up the cooks boy. who as butler
No. said, had to heat the water.
q I'm LAT pd wit he "a
about "a hole in the boiler and not being able
to get it mended on Sunday. Any how. said We If
day, it will never keep anything hot Oh SIR re-
Joined the boy have nothing TODD with putting the
waterin I've only to heat it before it is put in
That is perfect, aud cannot be beaten anywhere out
Of England.
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a cleansing syrup of the most effective and thor
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cnronic constitutional or scr0tulOus nature with
9uregard to how long how may have
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most OF mineral posons which constitute the basis of
SO many OF the SarsapRrias and alternative mixtures
OF tne day, Tor Radways Renovating Resolvent is a
substitute for them all. The deformed and inGrm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
D II. KNAPP'S INSTITUTE.

~ Il. KNAPP'S INSTITUTE.
The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th, at o'clock A. NJ on which
day new scholars viii be admitted -.r
Three higher classes exclusively intended for yorng
sqes we're formed last January, and are in success
full operation at present.
for their punctual arrival. w p-0 NV
sual'W 7. KNAPP.
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A NATIONAL COTTON CONVENTION.

The subject OF National Cotton COnven-
ton, the need Of which has been hitherto urged
in the columns Of the Commercial, is strongly
insisted upon by the New York Mercantile
Journal of late date 1t says:
''Let US then have, in this city, or some
'other leading centre Of commerce accessible
''to the whole nation, an assemblage of such
''business knowledge, tact and acumen. as
. 'this momentous subject demands; and if
'properly and wisely conducted, we venture
''to say that a convention of the kind will
practically do more toward demonstrating
''the South and restoring health to the whole
''Union, than all the cross firing and argumen-
.'tation of all the mere talking politicians put
Together
We think so too; and unless something is
done forthwith~to flank the politicians in
this matter, by taking from them the credit of
dealing with the restoration of the Union and
its finances. unless they can be made to feel
that they are losing ground with the people
when they neglect their material interests
matters in the way Of cotton raising will GER
tainly go by default the present season We
hope then that the mercantile manufacturing
and financial interests will admonish Congress
of the need of doing something without DELAY
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REMISSION or SENTENcES.-The Secretary of War
has RENTED the uncNecuted portions of the sentences
in the foil owing cases:
Dr. John A. Morgan a citizen Of Missouri, sem
fenced by military commission to imprisonment for
life.
l.. A. Smith, contractor, sentenced by a court
martial to imprisonment for one year, and fined
twenty thousand dollars. To he released upon the
payment of ten thousand dollars.
VIM. G. Walker, late 81 Lieutenant 10th U. 5.
colored troops, sentenced by court martial to be dis
imprisoned until the same he paid deducting two
dollars for each and.evcry days confinement.
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EX.- CITY WHAT Ynn WANrI

MATHEWS !ENETIAN HAIR Dye. known and used
over 70 years haily increasing in public favor Com
plete IN one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Does
not crack or stain. Produces a lustrous black or
brown as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price,
IS cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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~ OFFICE of THE MARYLAND
Vg 1NEBRIATE ASYLUM, BALTIMORE, August
Il, lS65;mIo The Pp6He: WIN. COTTON, Esq, has
INEBRIATE ASYLUM for the purpose of soliciting
SUBSCRIPTIONS on account of the buildings
necessary to accommodate patients who are con-
recommended to our fellow citizens, by whose liberal
contributions We hope to be able to accommodate ap-
picaRs for the reformatOry advantages of the Inst
tuition. Respectfully, GEO. C. NJ. ROBERTS, NJ D.,
President MARYLAND Insbriate Asylum. au11-tft
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-02

Italy is about to have its blue books,
like England and France. The Government is at
this moment having all the correspondence printed
which has taken place with the different foreign
powers on the questions which most interest the
Countrywide Roman question, the Venetian ques
ton, and, lastly. the treaty of commerce with the
Zollveren, and the recognition of Italy by various
German States.
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MARRIED..

BROWN.-FORD.-Decemh 18th, by Rev W. D.
Schureman, Jacob Brown to Mary Ann Ford, both Of
this city.
JESSOP-HARRIS.-D llth. 1865, at St.
Paus Church. below Chestertown, by Rev. A. Sui
ton, George A. Jessup to Maria l.. Harris, both Of
Kent county.
-C00PER-On the DIST ultimo, by the
Rev, I; r. Hera; HeZekiah Il Miller 10 Miss Marga-
ret J. Cooper. all Of Baltimore county.
SMITiI.-GRIFFIN.-Q the Goth of December,
Rev. W; ID, W; Sehurcman, John Smith to DorothG
Griffin, both of Baltimore city.
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The Eye. Ear and Threat.

DR.. WIGHT, lof Toronto, CtHoda Wcst,)
Physician and Surgeon,
Occuiist and Aurst,
can be consulted on Deafness. Discharges from the
Ear Noises in the Head, Catanh. Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs. All diseases of the EYE requiring
either medical or surgical aid attended to. Office
No. fl. in DIR. Thos. Bucklers old Office on LExNG-
TON STREET. d2S-1m 2lp
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CoLGATEs HONEY SoAP.-This celebrated Toilet
Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the
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hagrGJtly scented. and extremely beneficial! in its
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The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

E6-Wc call our readers attention to SMITH, BROS
L Co.'S New stock Of Spring Clothing Just opened
at SMITH, BROS. i Co.'s popular Clothing House, Nc.
10 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock OF Gents Furnishing Goods Just
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Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
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All the latest novelties in Collars Ties. Scarfs. &C.
at West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. No. 10 West BaIi-
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BANKING.
NOTICE TO PERSONS ENGAGED IN
~ CATCHING OYSTERS.

NJ Office TO PERSONS ENGAGED IN
~ CATCHING OYSTERS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.; J
C0MPTR0LLER'S OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 18th, 1865. }
Persons engaged in the taking or catching of OYS-
TIERS within the waters of this State for SALE are
again warned to obtain license as requiredby chap
ter lS1. of the Act of 1865
Application for License except in the case of longs
men, must be made in person to the Comptroller by
the owner or master Of the vessel to be used. The
applicant must have resided in the State at least
twelve months, and must pay at the rate of five dol
lars for every ton his vessel may measure according
to its Custom House License or Enrolment which
License must be produced before the Comptroller.
The penalty for violation of this law is fine of
not less than $50 than $500, and forfeiture
of the vessel used. her cargo &C.. three-fourths of
which is payable to the officer and those aiding him
in making the arrest.
The masters of licensed boats are reminded that it
is not only their interest but their duty under OATH
to arrest engaged in catching oysters in vio
lation of law.
Tongsmen should apply to the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for the county in which they respectively re-
side, for License. ROBERT J. JUMP,
Comptroller
Dec. Is. 1855 de9)-3aw2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NORMAL SCHOOL.

ErT
cation of those who wish to he employed as teachers
in the Public Schools of Maryland will be opened on
the FIFTEENTH OF JANUARY, in the saloon of
the Red Mems Hall, Paca street, between Fayette
and Lexington under the charge of Prof NEW YELL.
CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION must not be younger
than seventeen years, If males or sixteen females
and must bring the certificate OF appointment re-
quired by law. from the Board of School Commits
sioners of Baltimore city, or of the county to which
thew belong.
regularly appointed, and file written declaration
that it Is their intention to teach in the Public
Schools of Maryland. Others will be charged Twenty
For further information apply at the Office Of the
State Superintendent ------
J2-cOGt l.. AN BOhhELEN.
05nMAYoR's OFFICE.
E@T BALTIMORE January 2 1865.
OF 2Sf are requested to
assemble at the Mayors Office TODAY, at noon, for
the purpose Of attending the funeral of our amented
fellow citizen, the Hon. Henry Winter Davis.
1t JOHN LEE CHAPMAN, Mayor
0~=4THERE WELL Re A LECTURE, IN
GcY Broadway Institute, on THIS Tuesday
EHENING January d 1865, at ~ o'clock by t The
FFHEw s H. RdH fhe Ba8f sAd7
Personal Ob@erUntions an the Hoty Lohd. Admis-
sion % cts; Children Is cts. ja2-3t
~ THERE WILL BE a MEETING OF
l,-T THE MEMBERS OF TUE BAR to take suit
able notice of the death Of the Hon: Henry Winter
paws; in the superior Court Room THIS Tuesday
MORNING, at II A. NJ. 1t
r5DMARyLAND INSTITUTE.
The THIRD LECTURE Of the Course will be de-
the Rev. JOHN MCCRON.
Subject-GEOL0GY.
Members have the usual privilege.
Season Tickets (of the Actuary) 81 90
It '' COMMITTEE On LECTURES. "
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Portable Steam Engines

The undersigned has been appointed agent for the
sale of WOOD MANN'S
CELEBRATED PORTABLE STEAM EN-.
GlNES,
From four to thirty-fve horse power each.
These Engines are well adapted to out door work,
such as threshng' saving wood, driving mills and
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Full particulars to their efficiency, etc., may be
had on application at No. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,
where SIX Horsepower engine can be seen:
Rol6-t 0RA6, I. oUD16LVY6.
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warrer.s Fire and Satcr-z'roof Roofing

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Unequaed for Durability, Security, and Economy.
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section OF
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re- Ir is mean trick of tradeto sell as foreign eX-
tracts domestic scents made of the worst materials.
The prices at which they are vended is less than the
duty the yeritable articles Could folly further 20
than to throw money away on such rubbish, while
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PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends as
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It's no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement Of MessrS. Smith, Bros
i Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when say their present stock of clothing
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favorable notice Of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits, and deal on the
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BALTIMORE DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JANUARY p 1866
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES.
LAST WEEK OF THE NAIAD QUEEN.
This evening January .; the splendid Legendary
THE N saaifsaf,' QUEEN &
,,,.,, Or, The N1MPHS OF THE RHINE,
Mith all its delightful Music, dazzling Scenery. spen-
did Dancing, &c.
On MONDAY; January sth, first night of the eel
ebrated MADAME CELESTE.
ENRONT STREET THEATRE.
NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS.
MI, THIS EVENING third time of the
Inc Grand Operatlc Romance of
Or, FATAL CURIOSITY,
by the
, HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE.
With new and beautiful scenery and all the original
music
A LOAN OF 4 LOVER Y
6 Admission 50 and 25 cents; Orchestra Chairs and
Secured Seats Is cents.
Ag-Seats can be secured daily from to 81 o'clock
at the box Office ofFrOnt Street Theatre
HAPPY NEW YEAR,.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
Positively Last Week
- of
ALL1NE'S COLOSSAL GIFT EXHIBITION.
ALLYNE'S COLOSSAL GIFT EXHIBITION.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
Excepting Tuesday. January 3D.
NEW ATTRACTIONS.
NEW TRICKS NEW TPErKS
NEW GIFTS, &C., &c.
100 BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
Given each evening.
Admission So Cents.
MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON, and sATUR-
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association. and sent in sealed envelopes
tree of charge. Address, DR.. j. SKILLIS HoUGHToN
Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa. 0o9-tf
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