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

RICHARDS, THE SUSPECTED LYLEs MUIR
DEFER. The Prince Georgian gives an &C.
count of the arrest, and commitment to Jail
at Marlboro of man suspected to be one of
the murderers of the late Mr.. Lyles It says:
1.-THE prisoner in custody answers very closely
to the description contained in the Governor s
reward. The crime was committed on the
night ofthe 18th of July last this person when
arrested had a discharge from the navy bearing
date the 10th, which date was evidently not the
true one, but had been altered. Welearn the ne
gro is native of Portsmouth, Va. where his tor
mer owner still resides; that he left his home
there in 1868 and only returned short time
subsequent to the murder with which ne is
charged; that the detectives IN that section
were upon his track for some time before
efecting his arrest, but he. repeatedly euded
them by transferring from vessel to vessel
They finally followed him to City Point !;
searched the boat he had come there aboard
of; he was again NON est. The authorities at
Norfolk were at once telegraphed that he was
supposed to be aboard vessel that had lett
Civ Point that day, and upon it's arrival he
was captured. When arrested he exhibited
much alarm, although protesting his entire
innocence of the charge, and denying that he
had ever been in Maryland. AS the true GRIM
inal, Richards, was unknown to our citizens,
the prisoner is not yet fully identified, but
Mayor Latham of Alexandria has been request
cd send over an officer who knows Richards
If this is the right party he will probably be
tried at an early day, being already jointly in,
dictcd with the four who were executed, and
thereby the necessity fora Grand Jury not exist,
ing. The November Term Of Court is still
open, juror having been retained for that
purpose, and the only delay necessary will be
the convenience of the witnesses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

CHURcu SERVICES, g.. TO MORROW. TO
morrow will be the fourth Sunday in Advent.
Christ Church--Service at | a m, and =
D. NJ, by the Rector Rev. A NJ. Randolph,
St. Paul s. Service 10 the morning at |
and in the evening at 3 0 clock by the Rector,
Rev Geo H. Norton " a"~ j.. ...
Grace-Service in the morning at o clock:
and at half: past three III the evening by he
Rector Rev. Mr. Sprigs. .......-... -. -
St. Mary s-Service at ard II u. NJ, ana
8. p. M, by the pastor, Rev. Father kroes.
First Presbyterian-Sermon in the morning
and at night by the Rev. Mr. McCaunbeIl. j.
Second Observation-Disclosures in the morn
Ing and at night by the Rev. Mr. Leitwicil.
Episcopal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the morn-
ing AMI at night, by the Rev. Mr.. AIuusey.
Methodist Episcopal -Sermon in the morn
ing ard ut night by the Rev. Mr. Wheeler.
Methodist Protcstant-A centenary meeting
will be held tomorrow at ! .. N. and I p. m.
Rev Or. d. T.. Reese, OF Washington, will
preach in the morning, and Rev. DR., D.: Il.
Shermer, at night. Centenary services will be
conducted by Dr. Shcrmer The ladies Of the
church have tastefully festooned their sanctua-
~ for the occasion, 3d..
tist-Scrmon inthe morning by the Rev.
t. Marders. ...... -. ,.,....,
Young Mems Christian Association. :
Prayer Meeting at the Hall of the Friendship
Fire Company, on Alfred ST., at o clock, to-
morrow evening.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HoUSE--Mdct7mr d. Son Propri-
etors Henry Dulany, Fauquier John Cor
mon, Charles county; M. Burkeley, j. Nc
Cullough, New York; W. P. Mason, Fairfax;
J. H. johnson, NJ. G. R. r.; D. T. Mile, 0.
A. Weaver, Loudoun county; j. NJ. Lowe,
Western Hotel, Baltimore; Judge Ryant, and
lady, La; Major 3. p. holland, Col. Richard
Fox Loudoun; J. S. Davidson, Warren coun-
ty; J. s. Magill, Frederick county; Charles
Sinclair, Va; ". S. Boswell, Fauquier; Chas.
Schneider, Iowa; D. r. Emore, Nevada; j..
H. Maddux, Milton Murray, Jack Rector,
Fauquier; Dr. e. Clark, The Plains, Fauquier;
A. Green, Washington; G. S. Geives, Va; H.
H. Cokcriile, Fairfax. .s..'- .'t
CITY HoTEL--RoJerlJ j. Raincy, Proprietor.
Charles Arundel, Fairfax county; Lawrence
Davis Prince William county; }. A. Simpson,
Philadelphia j. 4. Green, Charles county;
E. Courier, Prince William; A. B. Snead,
Gordonsvic; G. NJ. Pleasants, VIM. Phillips,
Mitchel's Station; c. NJ. G. Whaley, Charles
Davis, Loudoun county; S. G. Gleaves, Nelson
county; J. II. Barnes, Fairfax g. H.; W. +.
Henderson, Alexandria; Mathew Fouch, Fair
fax county; j. T. Fairfax, Monroe county;
Joseph Peddit, Wythe Thaddeus Harrington
Prince William; e. G. Ford, Fairfax county;
J. 3. Hilbert, Vera Cruz, Mexico.
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LOCAL NEWS.

UNCONDITIONAL LoYALIsTs. "A meeting
If the Unconditional Loyalists',' Of this city
was held last night the Lyceum Hail. Vim.
N, Berkeley was called to the chair, and O. G..
Whittlesey acted as Secretary. - - '
The Committee of Organization appointed at
the previous meeting, reported, through their
Chairman, John Hauxhurst, the following pre-
smble ard resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted: .---..
That the association be called the Union Re
nublican Association of Alexandria,.
That its officers consist of President, two
Vice Presidents, Secretary and Treasurer, to
he elected quarterly The membership shall
consist of those who will sign and endorse the
following principles, and sign this constitution,
under such regulations as may be prescribed by
the association.
That all men are created free aud equal J.
that they are endowed by their creator with GER
tain inaenable rights, among which are life
and liberty.
That all Just powers Of government are de-
rived from the consent of the governed.
That government that originated in the de-
TO govern, and the assertion that governments
derive all just powers from the consent Of the
governed, will find itsstrength augmented, and
reverence for It's authority increased, by making
suffrage co-extensiye with citizenship and man
hood > - - ~. > :. =. -. = - :, Z
That we deem the, above some Of the funda-
mental principles Of our republican Institutions,
and will make their advancement the base OF
our political action.
A committee of three, composed of Lewis
Mckenzie, Chas Whittlesey, and John Haux-
hurst, was appointed to draft Bylaws, and re,
port to the next meeting.
Josiah Willard, Charles Whittlesey, and W.
n. Berkley were appointed committee to Sc
!ect and prepare a room for the Headquarters
Of the Association, and the meeting then ad-
iourned until after the Holidays ... 49,"
The attendance was quite lmited-there not
being more than twenty-five persons In the
room. Previous to the adoption Of the report
Of the Committee on Organization, the ques-
ton was asked by member of the association
whether, if the report we're adopted, negroes
could be excluded from membership Mr..
Mckenzie answered the question by informing
the inquirer that he did not think any Alexan-
dria negro would have the impudence to ask to
become member: IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFF1cE-Geo
Reno, FraDcis Bowers, Fernando Prescott,
John Colson, John 'Gaddis and Philip L..
Brent, negro soldiers, whose command is sta
toned at Camp Distribution, arrested ~ the
watch for creating disturbance at ball in
Petersburg" were. confined at the watch
house last night, and this morning the first
named two were committed to jail orturther
examination, on the charge OF resisting ard
drawing weapons upon the watch. The re,
naming four were assessed the cost and fees,
in default of the payment OF which they we're
remandcd to the watch house. -.i-@ @-
+ Louis Lane, negro, for Knocking Gown and
attempting to carry off a portion of the fence
OF Mrs Elliott, who lives at Yates Garden,
was committed 10 the watch house. .
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. There were no
criminal cases at he Magistrates Office this
morning. 1sna.>- 1.. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

ALEXANDRIA, MOUNT VERNON AND Acco-
T1NK TURNPIKE. "A meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Alexandria, Mount Vernon and
Accotink Turnpike Company was to have
assembled this morning at ten o'clock, but,
upon inquiring at the Office of the treasurer of
the Company, corner of King and Columbus
streets, we learned at twelve o'clock, that no
meeting had been held. ----. 1
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dee iU--cOtS

VALUABLE ~
BIZ virtue Of y decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Wcstmorcland county, Virginia, in the SUIT OF
Stuart, trustee, V. hinZer and others, l. a;
Commissioner in said decree appointed, VIII
proceed to sell. on the 18th DAY OF DECEM-
Der, 1866 at public auction, to the nlghesI
bidder nj the Court House, in w estmorcand
county, Virginia. that wcil-known TRACT OF
LAND, in the decree mcntoned' called Long
wood" ~
This fine estate lies in the county Of West
moreland. Immediately on the Potomac, and IS
bounded on two sides by that river and POPE
Creek. The tract contains upwards OF loVV
acres, q large portion Of the open IanG peIh8
fiat and lying on the river and creek inc inc, iano
is Of excellent quality, and adapted 10 al the
staple crops OF the country. Navigation Is NJ inc
door and Of easy access t5r the Shipment o.
grain, timber CUrd-wOod and other marketaDle
commoditic&-and the waters abound III 1Sh,
crabs and wildrowl in their respective seasons.
There is growing upon the land an extensive
body Of pine, chestnut, oak ana Iocu'T tIlhHeI'
which. owing to the increasing demand tor TIM
her and fuel. add greatly to the value OF the c&-
tate The old mansion WAS burnt some years
ago but there are comfortable dwelling houses
standing near the former site in good repair
The prospect from this point IS expansive ana
brilliant commanding view Of the river above
and below and looking ont upon the shores Q!
Maryland for many miles.
.IIon~wood" is accessible by steamboat from
LANDINGS Ht MatoX Creek and Curioman on Tie
Potonac, or Lccds;own on the RappahAnIock.
\ further description Of TINS estate J.. deemed
unnecessary. Is any person wishing 20 purchase
il will! no doubt visit and examine the premises.
Any additional information may be obtained BY
letters addressed to me- 81 Edge HILL hlnE
George county. Va; Or 10 C ". Lewis, esq, at
"Oak Grove" Wcs.morc!ani county.
The title to this land is unqucstlOnablc. Pr'
IT,. -
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A~D =

The LATE DR. w. R. MASSEY. The coro-
ne,:' inquest over the body Of DR.. William 4.
Massey, late of Alexandria, Va, was conciud-
ed in New Y rk on Thursday, and the Jury
rendered a verdict that he me~to his death
at the hands of two or more unknown men, Ior
whose arrest the mayor is recommended to o1ielI
reward ....rr't
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

MASONIC CELEBRAuoN-We understand
that Alexandria Washington Lodge, No. %,
propose to celebrate St. Johns day by meet
ing at the Lodge and supper. All masons in
good standing are invited to be become sub
scribars to, and attend the same. Members OF
this Lodge and others who may wish to partl'
cipate, are requested 10 hand in their names tc
some member of the committee OF arrange
mcnts, by Tuesday evening the 25th. The
following gentlemen have been appointed mem
bers of the committee Charles E. Stuart, John
A. Field, J. ?. Clark, George r. Shlnn
Charles e. Tenneson. .....,..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

NOVEL ARREST. Last night, negro man,
named Louis Lane, was discovered by Mrs
Julia Elliotl, propreress Of Elliott Hall, remov-
ing planks from the fence surrounding her
garden; but, there being no policeman near at
hand the thief would have escaped had not his
discoverer Immediately, but not without resls,
tapce, taken him in charge and conducted him
to the Watch House, where he vas properly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

SLEEPING CARs.-We understand that two
elegant, and comfortable palace sleeping cars
will be attached to the night trains on the
Orange road, some time during the coming
week. They will add very greatly to the com
fort of travellers by this route
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

School ExANINATIoN-An examination of
the boys of the Washington Free School, will
take place on Monday morning rext, at 9
@ clock. The members of the City Council,
especially the Committee on Public Schools, as
we'll as such others of opl citizens as may ieel
an interest in the carsc of popular education,
are-iiHsiitea to BE present BY the Board OF
.Gurr6ans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Let the charitable
and kind hearted people of this city, in their
distribution of Christmas presents, reaseq1,bei.
the poor =. To bestow of their means upon che
needy, will, heighten the enjoyments Of this
holy and happy season, - .-.. 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22
& U C TIC !! S ALES -.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-By vir-
' tue OF Il decree Of the Circuit Court ofFair-
tax county, rendered in the case Of Johnson VS..
Robinson ana others | will sell, at public
.,it at Fairfax c. H., on MONDAY, the
rs day 81 January nc1I. Court day the TRACT
~ - LAND called " BaTraoy." Of which
f!anciS johnson died seized. This land con-
IalhS l4o acres, fifteen Of which are in wood
IL l. on the telegraph road, on Pohick Creek
near near me ne oId Fohick Church, and has upon it 3
Terms OF SALE:-One tenth of the purchase
money to, be paid in cash on the day of sale as a
deposit, the residue IN three equal instalments
by the notes Of the purchaser, bcaring interest
from the day Of sale, and q retention Of the title
Of the land until the last payment is made, and
the land subject to resale, and the cash payment
forfeited in the event Of the purchaser failing to
comply with the terms Of sale.
WIN. H. DULANY,
dec li-2awts Commissioner of Sale.
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ECIAL NOT &c E 8

n9s~ FESTIVAL ladies propose to hold
a Festival, for the benefit Of the Mission Station
Of West End, at the Eclectic Academy, No. T.,
North Columbus street, on the evenings of the
9th and 2Sth of December, to which the public
are invited to attend Supper from until IL
o'clock Admission Is cts Children 10 cents.
de 22-t29th
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Balance due....................
Taxes Of 1866 not included.

WILD FowL-The gunners about Havre de
Grace, and the head of Chesapeake Bay, are
We understand, doing but little. Shooting this
season has up to this time not been very profit
able Canvas back ducks are selling at So a
pair, and red necks sell at s., but are very
scarce. On the Potomac, more wild geese
have been, killed than usual but canvass backs
and red .necks &C., are scarce. ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22
"a OF TOYS,
'- FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
CHRISTMAS! CHRIsImas!! CHRIsTAAs!!!

NO. 239, KING ST.
t. CHRISTMAS NICK has just arrived in this
city, and has made his headquarters ut the toy
emporium Of
CHARLES BRILL, .
so. 239, kI y 4 ST Re Ell.
lie has brought with him five thousand dol
lars ($5, COO worth Of Toys, Fancy Goods, Fire
Works and Christmas presents.
Toys OF al conceivable descriptions, from e
PENNY WHISTLE to an ELEPHANT.
Fire Crackers, Spit Devils, Tyrpcdoes, Rock
cts, Roman Candles, &c, &c. &c
y These articles viii be sold at from Is TO 50 per
cent cheaper than they were last year. All who
favor me with call will find no fault other
with my :tocl; Or with my prices
....j 80. CHARLES BRILL,
= dee 20--lOt no 800, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

IEs7 SPECIAL NOuCE.-CHARLEs BRILL,
No. $50, King street, has the largest and most
varied assortment Of Christmas presents Fancy
Goods, Toys and Fro Works, ever offered for
sale in this city and will sell the same at prices
to suit the times Those who intend purchasing
such articles during tho Christmas Holidays
will consult their own interests by calling at his
TOY Emporium. dec W-lQt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

DR.. BAaBY's LECTURE In view of the
fact that every night during the Christmas
holidays will witness che or more rOlicS, tea
parties, ETC., and in compliance with the wishes
Of many young gentlemen ana ladies, Dr..
Bagby will postpone his lecture on Love, till
after New Years day. Much interest is mani
tested in the lecture, both here and elsewhere.
We see that ore able contemporary, the Lynch
burg Virginian, copies our notice Of the lecture
which appeared in the Gazette few days ago,
and says that "the Disease Called Love- is
raging fcarfully in the City of Hills, and calls
upon "Mozis' to hurry thither, to arrest the
progress of the epidemic, and, if that cannot be
done, to mitigate in some way the excruciating
torments fthe sufferers. Wepresume "Mozls y
will do so but not until he has assuagcd the
torncnts of Loves victims in this city.
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STEAMERS, RAILROADS, &c.
ARANGE s. ALEXANDRIA h. K.
d. 60 I IEg % - $50 s:..z=;zggs

6 90 ID IEg 9 -
On and after SU NDAY, the 10Th instant, two
daily pass en- ger trains will run between WASH
lNGTUN and -LYNCHBURG, the day train
connecting at Gordonsville with the train on the
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Staun-
ton, &c., and at Lynchburg with the trains on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad fer all the
Southwest.
Leave Washington daily at 6. 90 a. IN. and G. 5
p. m; and Alexandria at 7.l5 a. IN and 80 D.
m, arriving at Lynchburg at 4.90 p. N. and
GO &. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 730a H. AID S. 90 D. m,
arrive at Alexandria at lbs p: III. and 5 50 a. m
and at Washington At $50 p. and $50 a. n.
E This rOat! is attractive not only for its com.
Portable Accommodations, but for the fact that it
passes the row historic localities of Fairfax, Bull
ku4, Manassas, Bristoo, CutletGs, Rappahan-
mock Cuipcper, Orange and Gordonsville,
places Of imperishablo interest in the popular
mind.
Through tickets to all points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phila-
dolphl& ana BALTIMORE and at the offices Of the
road III Washington and Alexandria,
J. NJ. BROApUS,
dec !5tf . General Ticket Agent,
ALEXANDRIA, L0UDoUH & HAMPSHIRE 2. R.
liz e l5 . III s; III
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7OIICE IS HEREBY GIN y NJ, N charter,
T ~ nGyA To laf I IS Of ii? Sebholdsr Of
W @f be hod o ToN6AY tie 9 day o Of 5"% n"
Me:;rs Hooe We44e'51G PGso n:sSa troasurer
for the I eGct to a an the affairs Of said COM
ana GLcfn 70 the '',' "nag and for the trans
paHig ' q" ush 5 other business may be brought
b bcioro t tn ALBEET G. HA a. i5 C:sTx
WssIIIEGToH, Dee. IA, lo00 Loo Io--z1t- ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

DECORATIONS, young people are still
buslly engaged in adorning tcSach Of the churches
With evergreens, and suitable emblems, as are
usually dressed duriE4g the Christmas hoydays.
They witt be very tastfully arranged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

DR. ORLANDO Fairfax, formerly of this
n)ace, is one of the Vice Presidents OF the
Academy of Medicine In Richmond. I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

~ S. DEALHAM's, LOG, KING STREET, is
the only place where cheap and durable CLOTH
ING can be obtained. 1t
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T H E HOLIDAY Us.
GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS

just received full assortment Of Hem Stitch
ed Embroidered and Plain -IANDKEK-
CHIEFS, LIN EN- COLLARS and SETS. SILK
SCARFS, aid other articles sv;tab1e for Christ
mas Gifts. ..-..- ...
e dec 2l- NITMER & SI.AYMAKER
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;ANoTHEfs GeNuseAIIoN SALE.-Several bar
rels Of whiskey, con6seated to the United States
tor violation Of the Revenue Laws, were sold
a e=eetHerefRoyal and Prince streets, this
afternoon, at $l.85 per gallon. -
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TOR BALTIMORE.

EiOR BA LTIMURE.
r;r~@7. The STEAMER COLUMBIA,
6 $3.50 49, Capt JAMES HARPER, having re-
ceved new boiler. eed been thoroughly retit-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
tinlore every SATURDAY, at To- clock, p. IN.
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown
stopping at all her former landings.
Returning, will leave Alcxandria every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NJ o clock.
The STEAMER T!iNS. +. CAHlLL, Capt.
JAS II. NORRIS, Will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESD AY. at; p. M. touchingat Chapel Point.
and returning will leave Alexandria every
SATURDAY MORNING, AZ 10 O'Clock. Cor
freight &nd.assage apply 20
on 17-tf b. WHEAT. Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGE
TOWN RAILROAD The local trains on the
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown
Railroad commenced running again yesterday,
and this morning were making trips between
this city and Washington every alternate
hour. BY Monday, we suppose, the time table
for the future running of the trains will be COM
pleted and published The resumption OF
business on this road is of great convenience
to the citizens of both cities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

The MARKET, this morning, was very well
supplied with country produce Turkies were
from 81 to S. according to size and weight ;
large ducks ST per pair; chickens from 50 to
IS cts. piece. Butter from 40 to IS Cts. for
prints. Eggs 50 cts. per dozen. The Batch
ers had good supply Of fine beef, mutton
&C. The rates were, generally, Is els. per ID.
There is no change in the price of vegetables,
from our last report. Very fine celery, cab
bages &C., are brought to market, 1872.
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NJ O 7 l G
~ i.vinr made arrangements to co.nmenc e. =
M nn1S nG$ Eusne:: Now offer my s2 nr
Of Rcady-made Clothing and oent lie nInto b busi
nishing Goods at and below cost 70 cI % north
ness. Gail and sec for yourself at = % o. II H.
Royal street: .-sot,.ni tn,nn are requested
n. B:-A lin sn'S9 '-l0''' sep:7-3ln isf
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G. BowsoN has been appointed postmaster
at Berryville, Clarke county, Va, wee U. W.
Koone, resigned. ----.- ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-22

SG.5~ NOTICE. Gas Bills due Dec. 18th, will
be presented by the Goth inst; if paid on or be-
fore the 31st inst, discount Of ten per cent will
be allowed but in no case thereafter.
BY order OF the Committee on Light.
6or1S-1w
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sG~-a : Regular sailing day. every
, :: !et.s-s=zS WEDNESDAY, and SATU RDAI
and Pier II. Alexandria, Va, connecting with
the Orange s; Alexandria Railroad at Alexan-
dra, and with the metropolitan Steamship Line
st New York for Boston.
Bills Lsding signed through 70 Boston direct.
Freight taken at lowest rates and forwarded to
For Freight apply to
No. 4, s. Wherves, Aexandria, Va.
JAMES HAND,
l0l, Wall street, New York
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
6, Water street, Georgetown, ID. g.
aur Oft