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eighty three sinks. sixteen yards three cellars
stable, one hogpen, six sewers csterns and
paired two sinks one sidewalk, two chmneys and three
hydrants and waste pipes
All OF which Is respectfully submitted
B. G. LORD, Captain Of Sanitary Company.
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n ana ' 1ssp ssns person having
which laid over.
Report q com%.ss on Streets Of Board q Coaaems.
Resolved That crosswslk laid across Third strest
%ssoasr and the Ordinance ssUssos
adopted.
Board q Aldermen amended By striking hsrsf,c.
thereof the words sds , ~Cr9t % Board">
Eas Of Board d Councilman as foow.
h
Trustees o. me Of 6en Hsmidrash for the
ras!ses redeem the prSpsry Of said from
s sss s %
Board q Aldermen, January e the Cem%itsss n
ccunon.n adopting said resolution. which report
Gs Board coa1emsn February resolution .dop..a
requesting The ss o. SAD .a
Which was laid over, .o,,o,, ,,,u,r,
couneilmaa srAco. moved e suspend the present ordr
wSsS M .Hl 'ss ~
~ RAJ. ShDns ana Charlie. :, s.
Of with the Board Of Aldermen in adopting
Resolved That me co%psro:r Be and no !. nsrsb{
thorsed and directed y d.r a. ~ ss IN raooc %
.SsrPs
Which Es' Pc spDors e. Alderman =. soov,
force pastor q he MSod Epeo1
:sa 1s To
The year on the ggopsx Of the AID
isS..S street Between Eisssa Ninth
b. he 70 Ike account Of dono
Witch was postponed a.. .,,.., :, - ...,.
inserting after the word company In the rst section s
fOIIowins words .'or stage company y .,,,,,, - -.
to W re Commits M. sss, o. s're's'
Report or Committee on FereS In favor OF adopting rcso-
the ferry established between the foot of Eighty sixth stress
move ,S1 landing
Of New provided thew ssai
cur, the sa hs n sn r snd s ~
thus By % Of the
the present landing at the foot OF street. and
to the new ns 70 ssa
Gerry public, either 70 the presea, landing in the dE
Oh Sss t va. pesspo s1f ''. p'' ''
Ordinance Of Board o. Aldermen 70 regulate PERM" ~
Which was indefinitely 9I1 postponed; or rov.r.
the North river be repaired under the direction q the sss
Usmm,''''H''' WV
, ~ prsn Kennev Costellc Hartmsn Brink1ksa
Koster watts Reech, Green White Macksy KecxE
Tyns. Tomas' Aa'0Fsn' H00e's fuumAn' ns'''''A -.
e. hydsnt b placed Fourth os q
nsat anueduc ncnartmena u"u'
Which was Adopted By the following votes ..or. p,
Amrmatve--.o hsena1y SxI.s. pyjrtnnan.
Roster Watts, keech tsecn W e eeaiss,trioT ~
Tying. ThomaB Hallornn, ROBERTS, fulmans
Imay-A. -
Report Of Committee on Roads In favor OF adopting
luton as follows-
Resolved That 10th street. from Third to Fourth avenue
be regulated and grated curbed and guered and haRg4
space feet WIDE where necessary under the drecas
a. the Street Commissioner
Which was adopted by the following vote:-
Xalrmae.ye-C Keensn Long Stacom, Tgun.
o. Brfcn Renney Costello. Hartman, Brinkman. KoaR:
Watts, Keech Green, White. MackAy Kellogg Tying 10
mas TIaorau Roberts Pullman IIettrick and lmlay-A
Neaative--C Councilman RobInson-l.
Repork OF COMMITTEES on Whsryes Piers 6lps favor
Reao5ved That Street COMMISSIONER he
hereby and directed 10 advertise for
renairino nicr Ma ~ East river :
Which was Adopted by the following vote:-
Keenan, Hona staconn OvRrxer
Wenncy Costello HartnTrn Brinkmnn Koster We31o.
Keech' Green White Macksy KELLOGG Tyna Thonas ~.
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Negative-Aiderman varpum,

Negative-Alderman varnum-I
GENERAL ORDERS AGAIN RKSUMxD
report OF Comrnee Salaries and aicas NJ Roar ~
Oonncimen, with resolution as follows - $500
resolved That the salaries OF the paner nj laun oss
~ we Sse' DO 1xed the rate OF three dollars
resolution. ''SA mo Passaso Vi sns
Wnioh was conscsgrred In BY the following vote:
Seso0n, Ey, Ryers, Reilly Brce, Loew Masierson Var
mum, Q'bTiemi Mevinns ana van foorhts-i6.
Resolved That the pay OF the employed In clean
iug public markets be and Is hereby Increased the
sum four dollars per day. to date from the OF this
resolution
Which was adopted by the following vote:-
Anirmative-Aldermen Moore, Conan, Norton. FLYNN,
Shannon Ely Reilly Brice Loew. varnum, oBiien, Mcin
mis- and Van Voorhis-l2
observation-disclosures Gedney-l.
The here the special
three resolution relation
executive duties Of the City Inspectors Department.
Aldermen Ely Loew and Norton
On motion the djourned, the PRESIDENT
that the Board stood adjourned until Monday
A'A' -" '''-' D. I. VALENTINE, Clerk
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The Sanitary Police.
IN Lord, Of tho ssnItary police, yesterday mi
wing report 70 the Board Of Police Commissi
CENTRAL DEyARTxySr ov rHs
METROPOLITAN PoiIcx, 300 MrIBKRnr SrRExr,
NV Your Feb 81 1894
sxooxLyr.

rh~s have bssn twe huDdrsd complains mace sna
cc ssrved for the cssansg u enc hasasse 80 Io!y
70 dnks seventeen yards six csiIam ~ neu,s
IA Sor The repairing OF two sinks three sdewak I'VE
II vcnhs ana four hydrann and wesse pipes Ineee
ave besn cisanyrd undsr s9vses |" "W~S s~'
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Oslces Of
anu wnces De sac,ss '" '"' '"'"' "
Whereas in the list Of OF deeds approved
hv thc Mavor November 4 Moses r. Maelxy an.
pointed % % ar hon,d ~ ps' ~ ts
smI,Se Therefore bel " -
Vesolyed That the name Of r j. Brown, opposite the
ame 81 Moses Maclay be stricken out and j. Irosford
Sr,i,h m sartad
Which was carried
The napcr was then adopted
Councilman KELLOGG moved that the Committee ~
srce hs rum the further OF rso
luton "a folowss
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he 10 hereby
thoryed and requested application
spe n behalf OF the FOR The passage of The
usual enabling act authorizing Of supervisors
raise by Tar he several sums which arp by the
ordinance making annual appropriation year
under eSisa the estimated amount OF the rsvs
nuss of the general fund for year 10 from
the aggregate amount Of sums according 70 law.
Which was carried.
The same was then laid over
1 n ,sss 'ne nsasson On @
luton of Hoard o7 Aldermen AZ foiiows:-
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he IL hereby
thorired and directed 70 his warrant favor Of the
canvass OF the December election charge
election expenses
which was carried.
The paper was then laid over.
sxroWrs AGAIN Rxsrxrp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-09

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. pro-
Losition to am. nd the constitution was intro
duccd in the Sci ate yesterday, to ''disqualily
from voting Or holding Office all persons WHO
willingly took part in the rebel lou" 1t was
referred 10 The II con ,t,ucti,n committee. Re-
solutions were offered declaring that to Con-
gress, and not to the Executive, belongs the
power of re-establisbing civil governments i"
the lately seeded States. The joint res lu
ton in relation to the basis OF representation
was then taken up and debated until the hour
Of adjournment.
The House passed the Senate bill to pay
Miss Clara Barton SIS 900 for money expend.
ed by her in searching for missing soldiers, and
to enable her in continuing the search The
bill to limit the judges of the .. S. Supreme
Count to one chief justice and eight associates
was passed. Messrs Boutwell, and Wash
burne of Illinois, two Of the committee on re-
construction, made report that proposing as
an additional condition for the admission of
Tennessee, suffrage be conferred without regard
to race or color The judiciary committee re-
ported back, with an amendment, the bill to
facilitate commercial, postal and military COM
munication among the several States. It was
laid over for future consideration The bill TO
secure the same civil rights to all persons in
the several States was discussed during the
remainder of the day.
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Insurance.
I I. THOMAS,

AZ I. THOMAS,
W. no. 70, PRINCE STREET,
Opposite THE GAZETTE OFFICE
FIRE AND
Insurance AGENCY.
Alexandria, Va
Aonnt for the following first class BALTl-
MORE COMPANIES: x-,,,~~,
MARyLauD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
JOS. X. MINOR, 1il'9' ' prn,iIc,t IVA
rr,q E SSs1sfI5 AVID MECHANICS FIRE
iAA AA"o INsJasNcE COMPANY,
ISAAC WILLIAMS, ~ r. - |-'iir i,'''''"
TIE H SD957iaIE FIRE 1EsURAEcE coMPaNY
G. HARLAN WILLIAMS, AND uh,n r',',''
Policies Of the above reliable comDanlSs: IS
sund # this Office, Immediately on application.
oIr"inst loss or dafna@c by fire, on all dcscEp-
ti1ns Of property in thecity or country on terms
az favornble rs those Of any o:hcf c'i-P'hy' y!
canal strength and responsibility:
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. w.. Or n. Z,
Cash Assets July |. 16io.'..' IT, 550 80
Annual income. incash. 2,'20PtI
The dividends Of this c?4r""y PRE- .aS2Gf III
amount. for premiums paid, than !" any Com
pany in the world. .. r,
AIl the profits arising from l"!s i!nlI"H"c laN1,
are ANNtALi!T DIVIDED amongst the rs
surcd. C.. - -,
priIcn ST, g. ]. THOMAS, Agent.
DR. CuAnlEs y. CHANCELLoR.
~, ,,'' 18Itf '''' Medical Examiner.
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DIR AMERICAN SEEDS
ora crown for our own sale, ana 0ue
are grown ~ FOREIGN SEEDS
We import direct from Europe. W. az tnr;c ty Of
rnceint of q large and extensive VSTicoE ~
caoda crown in England and the South OF rance,
;,,,nnrIad bv us direct this season, comprising
thap fnnst Varieties of each kind grown, ana
many rare and valuable kinds. -, nrcrp1pIr-
CATALOG UES READY FOX Dlo l'iDo
TION.
Pea Bean Beet,
Cabbage, Onion Set.
'' K;oas:ng-car Com, &C., &c
FIELD SEEDS OF ALL h1NDS'
Clover and Timothy,
Millct Hungarian Grass.
Gage Seed 4ed"5 C5rn, Seed Oats,
Seed Potatoes,
Kentucky Blue Grass l.. Go
LAWN GRASS.
ENGLISH Mixed Lawn Grass
Kentucky Blue Grass. c
Perennial and Italian Rye Grass
White Glover, c,
Lucern, &c, &c:
FLOWER SEEDS OF ALL Kiln ~.
~ iAaIG5HiII1CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
and FERTILIZERS.
J. P. BARTHOLOW & CO.,
%, King St., Alexandrla, "a.
NH o-3m 5j8, 9TH ST., Washington D. Z.
nor SALE.-My farm, I!ncwn as F FED; era
L Hill containing TohTlccIW S Q oAlnIr;.
situated one and Il half miles from alexandria
Sewn from Washington city. 1t is IN agood
State of cuIty~tion jmprGvGd y'4 RaE EH?d s@S
SKY r ani Ih II, nec, IS outbu;dngs l
well Of excellent wafer at The door Good ps"cn y:
u"d apple orchard. This place ca; GSmmanos :"
mneniiiccat view of Alexandria, Wash!ngt"n'
f. IT Washington and Potomac River, 9'd III
py,nt Of health is unequalled.
Application should be IL dc at once rs '-iS
place must be disposed Of by the 18TH .,...
For further particulars enquire On me !, PEG"i-
is.s. or address MRS ANN f. HAkpEk
1922 Alexandria Z. o..
P. s1f not Disposed Of b fore the '5th' the he
tN, nrcn,i,es. Also at the same time HOl ST.
Hold ard KITCHEN FUkNlTU fE, Ea a., ::
ing Implements, Wagon 'ow* saaL, ! 'm.n"H,
IF lay ana traw No postpoMcmcnt on account
of weather. l!tI y -
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INSTALLATION OF THE NEW CITY AoVERR'
MEET

!.
Both branches Of the City Council were or
gaoizcd last night, and the Mayor elect, Mr.
Hugh Latham, was sworn in.
sRoaRD ALDERMEN. Board was organ
lied BY calling Benz. Barton, Esq, to the
Chair
Seorge Bryan was unanimously elec1eo l res
idcnt of the Board.
T. NJ. Mccormick was elected Clerk.
For Messenger, Lemuel ROXY, P. W. Slmp=
son and Samuel Beach were placed In nomlna-
lion, and the vote was taken, With the
following result: L. Robey, 6: S. Beach 2.
It was here discovered that the new Alder
men had not qualified themselves by taking the
oath OF Office, and Mr.. Fleming suggested that
the President be first sworn and that ne swear
in the other members.
Justice Uher then administered an oath to
the President Of the Board, and he administer
I'd a similar oah to all the members present.
The rules of The City Council were Temporal
ry adopted as rules of his Board.
The Board then attended the meeting or the
Common Council, where the Mayor was install
ed in joint meeting.
Upon their return, on motion, the drawing
required By the Charter, to determine the c"s'
>;G.at;Jn of me Ill uers, took place with the loi-
towing result:
First Ward-B. Barton, year D. S. Gwin
years.
Second Ward-T. W. Smith, 2years; T. A.
Brewis, year.
Third Wa,d-P. G. Uhler, year George
Bryan, years.
Fru,th Ward-A. j. Fleming, 2 years; T..
B. Robertson, Year.
The President gave notice that he appointed
the following committees:
On Fnance-NI essrs A j. Fleming and L.
A. Brewis.
On Light Messrs. Thoras Smith and Berj.
Barton.
The Messenger and Clerk were Instructed to
put the room in proper order for the meeting
Of the Aldermen.
Mr.. Gwln moved that the proceedings OF
this meeting be published IN the Alexandra
Gazette.
Mr. Fleming opposed the resolution. 1.-THE
Board ordered the proceedings to be published
they would have to be paid for There was a
reporter here and the proceedings would be
published free. He wanted to save money.
Mcssrs. Smith and Robertson took similar
views and Mr. Gwinn withdrew his resolution.
Mr.. Fleming introduced resolution, which
was adopted, requesting the Committee on
Light to report some plan Tor diminishing the
expenses Of the Gas Works. He thought the
Clerk should be dispensed with.
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson, the Clerk was
directed to have printed, for the use Of the city
officials, one hundred copies of the New Char
ter, and the Board aGourned.
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The British and American naval forces had
lately to put down a Chinese instruction in
the Chincha Islands. e..
Gen, Lpngstreet has been elected president
Of the Great Southern and Western Life and
Accident Insurance Company.
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EDGAR VARIED.
WARFIELD s. HALL,
DR. u G S % r E
Corner of Prince and Fairfax streets.

Having purchased the stock of Mr., Paul, to
which we have added largely, we have on hand
a large and complete ass0rtment OF NGy Drugs
Chemicals, Dye-Stuhs, Perfumerics, PomadeS,
Fancy Glass Ware, Hair, Clothes, Shaving,
Tooth anc Nail Brushes Coarse and Fine
Combs; great variety Of toilet article; for the
hair, skin and teeth India Rubber Goods, Ciga-
rette Papers, Patent Medicines Of all sorts Med
icinal Liquors, Bitters. Family Dye Co!0rs,
Chewing Tobacco, sm"Eng, Lo pocs an" :.
found in drug store
w. Particular attention will be paid to the
neat and careful compromising of PkESCRlP-
TlONS. at all hours Of the Gag and right.
III eff
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q AMPS, LAMP GOODS u OIL.
w NJ. COl1AN,

Is, NO tn Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb 10 'he most n1;gnhceGHt ~ f"r r.
Chimncys, all kinds and il 5, Brushes Wick
and HI other goods in hetrade at the most rea
>onable prizes. Especial attention is called t.
large 10; of Stand Lamps just received. purcha-
at extremely loe fgur' s, and offered at cor
responing rates. Ali who want rial 6nrgnl"S
in handsome Par!or and Table Eamps had let
Ter come quickly. NH S-tf
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The Washington Chronicle has ':iiatrlhe''
on TIE late municipal elecjiAn ia this place -
1t vii! be sufficient answer y say, that the
siectioG vss held uader tn laws passed by The
"rsttored government Of Virsiuia" that the
persons elected have all taken the caths wqur
ed by 3te government and the State, that the
tictat .h'ch was elected had for its motto
",hc Union, the Constitution, aad the Enforce
ment Of she Laws, and that as far a. polite
are concerned, all the persons elected are b.
loved to he in favor Of President Johosnn's
restoration policy, and of sustaining him in he
war now made by the "a cais agai;st him.
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EOR SALE.-A superior two horse SPRING
IL WAGON (half springs) suitable for mar
keting purposes. Enquire at this Office.
NH 9-3t
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p H. JENKINS,
HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER,

respectfully solcits from his ola friends and Gus
toners, and the public generally, share of pat
ronhge, guarantying entire satisfaction, in al:
cases Having been deprived OF his place OF
business, by the fate OF war, he can, for he
p e:ent, he found at his residence No. 5S, North
Royal street r,-on.,
H. especially would solicit JOB WOR:Nh,
which he is prepared IT, do with the utmost dis
nat h and On the on the 'oHr-t terms. and con-
fdently appeals TO his fellow citizens ID thls the
h,rr n nan, NH y t.
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a correspondent wants to know where
Thai. Stevens is going to locate his new help"
cant exactly say, but we understand, that
potts, Underwood 4 20 have taken the con-
tract aud propose to start the concern at or near
Alexandria VALLEY Nlrginaan.
Fuel is too scarce in this neighborhood.
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL AUGUR
Persons IN POSSESSION OF CoNPIscATED
PROPERTY Nor TO BE DISTURBED BY THE
ACTION OF ANY STATE OR MUNICIPAL COURTS
The following was issued yesterday:
READo's DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 5, 1865.
General Orders, No. 9.
To allay ureasiness, and prevent litigation
concerning titles to lands and other nronertv
confissa,ed and sold by authority of the United
States Government during the recent rebellion
it is di7c1ted that 10 person within the Limits
Of thu Department., who has duly acquired
title By such sales, shall be disturbed in the
possession or control OF the same BY the action
Of any State or Municipal courts. The action
Of the Federal courts in relation to such prom
srty will alone be regarded.
Commanding officers and the provost Judge
at As1,sndria will report to these headquarters.
immediately, any attempted violation of this
order.
By command Of Major Generate C. C. Augur:
j. Il. TAYLOR,
Assistant Adjutant General
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We have received many hearty congratula-

We have received many hearty congratula-
tons upon the Temperance Of the GAZETTE
in its old form, and many expressions ofkina-
ness and good Will, which have sunk deep into
ou' hearts. We t:us; these will be followed up
by that material aid and comfort, which will
enabl. us successfully to prosecute our business.
The GAZETTE is now rapidly regaining its
forme, subscribers in Virginia and Other States.
It's circulation in the city is larger than it ever
WAS before. We can, therefore, confidently
state that as a medium for advertising, it is
worthy of the support Of our citizens for their
own advantage, more than for ours. Let them.
therefore, advertise literally The few dollars
they may spend in this way, will be profitable
investment. It will, also, tend to the benefit Of
the interests Of the city; in showing that its
trade isnow open, its merchants and mechanics
ready to attcnd to all orders, and that here is,a
faI supply Of all that may be wanted. Tie
soIumae Of newspaper GIiod with advertise
ments is always an evidence OF Che business OF a
city, end always an inducemcnt to trade These
advertisements aid the GAZETTE, but they aid
ALEXANDRIA in MUCH greater degree.
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Holm T CREIGHTON " SNN,

No. IS, King Street. Alexandria. vi ginia,.
NEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL I'M
~ PIGMENTS, Hardware. Cutlery, Bellows
Anvils, Nail Rods. Horse Shoes, Blister Steel
Files, Rasps, Shoeing Tools, Sc. Commits
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; Sash,
Doors, Blinds &C., furnished to order. Roofing
Felt, and Cement, Percussion Caps, Double
snd Single Guns Shot Pouches Powder Elias ks,
&c. wholesale and Retail Terms Cash. sol-tf
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w OOD!l
OOD!!!

BAKERS ATTENTION!
200 cords we'll seasoned Pine Wood, suitable
for bakers use.
J he best seasoned Pine Wood always On hand.
and sold in lots suit purchasers from one quar-
ter cord t. me hundred cords
Call and leave your orders at
NH eff No |, foot of King st.
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A SOUTH CARoL1NIAN's ADVICE. = Hon
". ", Boyce, Of South Carolioa, liz address
ing farewell letter 10 his constituents, says:
Loessicg TO the great tu;rr2, | should LAY
the hrst ching for the South Is whit 'mm;gra-
ton; tie secoud thing is viii Immigration,
tie third thing is white imn'gr#t'nn. You
should 90 everything il Your now'r to invite a
whi>e population, E;ota hy Soar LEGISLATION AID
tasec7hie pnbhc sentiments. Receive inmi-
praa.s from Europe and tie Uted States
with epen arms. The DANCE: in the future is
IN a collision OF races; your safety is in the
closet sympathy With your owa race in the
Cni,ed S ates. You Iced the friendship of
the American people; take every step to OBJ
tain it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-09

Soras of the Rlchmond pay ers are INDUCING
in severe criticisms upon the acts aud dong,
"tho sins Of omission ana commissions" OF
the last Legislature These criticisms may
have scmc foundation, but, in general, We pre-
sumc, the Legislature was an average one, and
the members did the best they could under
the circumstances; and, by this, We are far from
approving all that was done.
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Biz. John Minor Bolts, writes and publishes
still another letter to his quondam friend Mr..
Muse: Garnett, in relation to the latter gentle
man q sing repudiated his Sir. Bolts s. course
and opinions. Here srates his poiitical axioms,
reproyes Mr. G.. for his want of discrimination
or mossl courage, " declares that if Mr.. G. as
his friend, he has most extraordinary way Of
shos>is.y reminds him that he Mr.. Botts)
tried to get Offices for both Fir. Garnett and his
son, sd asserts that Mr.. g. though he pro-
fessed to vant to sec him lir B. il the Sen
ate, sssa:se no move in that direction IN the
se~se Legislature &C., &c The public will
moi be mucL interested in OF edited by the whole
matter.
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n. SEIG LIZ Il 60.
MA obn IrJNr C1'ID T. L-rII

TOLIATED OR LAMELLA STONE.--
4 l have, from external APPEARANCES and also
fir IN specimens taken out OF Il cut' on the AL
cxandria: Loudoun and Hampsh hire, RAILROAD, a
very valuable quarry of the above quality Of
STONE.
Judges have pronounced the 'spccim"ns'
equal to the best quality Of Building and Curb
Stone being Of dark blue color, very firm and
smooth
Builders and others are invited to cxamin"
this Stone an il found Of tn. requi-itc qualt:.
liberal terms can be made ior opening and work
ing the quarry
Apply ON the Farm in the occupancy Of Mr..
Samu Shrcvc, eight miles out on the AlcXan-
dria Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad.
RICHARD Gu.T
fe b. COW Falls Church. Enir fax CO.. Va
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ARDEN Sc E d s.
mIIfsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FhAon
AND PURE.

THE MOST EXTENSIYE c,, HaklEAl
LIE EVER OFFERED In THIS
CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-09

NEW DATES AND LEMONS, received
~ and for BALE by GEO. g. WHITE,
feb 21-6w 50 and 81. Cameron ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-09

MRS GENERAL COOPER viii open
WI BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES II her residence. near the Episcopal
Theological Seminary Fairfax county, Va
The school will be situated in the midst Of re.
fired and religious society. and will have be-
sides many supcrio: advantages. Competent
assistance mas been engaged to instruct IL An
cient and Modern Languages, Mathematics.
Bellies Lcttrcs, &c, making tn" course Is thor
ough and comprehensive a. in orr best female
Summaries Ihe Nusjctl Department will be
under the direction Of an experienced professor.
The young ladies will hc under the direct ST.
pcrvsion and care Of the Principal at nj times.
The first session will begin on Isl day Of
March. and continue until the l..h Of July.
Tcrms-board per session. including fuel.
lights, and washing ......~.....,.......Sl2j CD
French and Latin, rach.................... SO %
Music ut Professor prices.
Pupils entering during >cssirnH i'll bcchargcd
from date OF entrance at the above rate
Payments made iii advance.
For further particulars address
Mrs. GEN. 5. COOPER
Theological Seminary.
feb 2l-colm Fairfax co.. Va.