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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-NOV. G.

ARRIVED.
Schr Jane L. Newton, Rich, Boston, plaster,
to B II. ambert
Schr Fountain, Bennett Fall River, to w.
n. Moore.
Schr Marcus Hunter, Orr, Windsor, N. S.
plaster to l.. Mckenzie.
Schr \ orth Pacific, Akerson, Philadelphia,
coal to J. Leatherland
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by B.
Wheat.
Steamer Kennebec, Talbot, Baltimore, by J.
Broders e Go.
Schr. Elma M. Wright, Freeman, George
town, by 3. II. Lambert.
Schr Abbic Ptman, Lambert, Georgetown,
by B. II. Lambert.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr. VIM. T. Gordon, jr., has published a
long address "To the Public" in the Rich
mond Wing, in which he says that, having
heard from Augusta and Albeularle and also
Louisa, he is now done with politics '"'
It is reported that the blacks are behaving
themselves with outrageous insolence and VIC
lence in Bedford county. -:e .#,Hht
Mr.. Thomas B. Jopling, an old and highly
esteemed citizen Of Bedford county, died at his
residence near Piercevie, last Friday
Five companies of United States troops in
Virginia have been,it is said, ordered to Wash,
ington, forwinter quarters .....r
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A man in LSnchburg, Va, has Teen fined
the enormous sum of two hundred and fifty
dollars and imprisoned twenty-four hours for
shooting an edtor-PhiM. Press.
We have only to add that the man was
Radical partizan, and the editor Il: H..
Glass, Esq, Of the Republican, whose offence
was writing against Radicaism .-Rich. Eng.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS The ten mile race, N
the A gricultural Fair, took place yesterday. -
It was as fine race rs has ever been rOtteC
on any course in the country making the ex
cellent total time OF 30:l6! The following is
the summary: Ten mile trot for citizen pre-
MUM of 81 600 $3.50 to inner, and $3.50 tt
second horse james Ward entered b. m.
Belle of Baltimore, l.: Joseph Long entered
g. M. Lucy, 2. John Haz! lett entered b.. G.
Longlecs, drawn. The following is the time
on each mile 3::20!, 3:l3, 3:O3!, 3:OOf,
SOL. 3O4l 2:j2!!,@ 2252}}, 253!, 2:50--
total time 3O:lGA The tenth mile was beauri-
fully .trotted, with Lucy leading to the half
mile pole, when she was passed by Belle and
although the little grey was neck and neck
at the head of the home Stretch bad break
set her back and Belle Of Baltimore came in
two lengths ahead in $50, winning the race as
much by the superior driving of james Ward
as her own powers Of endurance. The winning
animal was received with loud applause by the
spectators
Washington was jubilant last night over the
news received from the States where elections
were held Everybody seemed to rejoice.
Even Radicals consoled themselves with the
thought that it was for the good of the coun-
try. s -,.'f ~ ~, E..tf. .f-.-. tf4. 1.:a
The case Of Mr.. Bradley, before the Circuit
Court has been postponed until Friday. ."
The fast sailing yatch National has been
purchased by Major White, Of the Arsenal, for
1924 The club owning this boat were Obliged
to dispose OF her on account OF their financial
EN- baraSSmentS. > 2 .EnE'iy-. N ~ ~. go.
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Virginia LegisIa ture.
Hons. FIRST MILITARY DIsTRJ CT,
RICHMOND. VA. Oct. 81. 1861.

His ErceZIcnev F. II. Pcirpoint,
..y,,t,.s r. Governor of Virginia:}
have received letters from severa members
OF the. late Virginia Legislature enquiripg
whether there would be a session of that body
during the coming winter, and raising the
question whether, under the State laws, mem
bers of the House of Delegates do not hold
over until their successors are duly elected and
qualified Without deciding the latter ques
ton, upon which there seems to exist diver
sity of opinion, have to request that, you will
inform the members of the la'e Legislature that
the regular session 'ofthe Legislature for the
coming winter will be dispensed with.
az IL Very respectfully your obedient serynat,
&1"% ~ ''' J. NJ, SCHoFIELD, r.
.''s''' =, .'''' ~ Brey. Maj Gen, US. A.
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$1,000. 900 IN WATCHES =:
FOR SALE on TIE POPULAR
nsSs- ON L PRICE 7 l. 4 y 81.


GIVING EVERY PATRON
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH
For the low Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not So be Paid unless perfectly -.
isfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, 500 10 1900
100 Magic Cascd Gold Watches, 200 10 ."
100 Ladies' Watches, Enamclcd, 100 To %M
200 Gold Hunting Chron'tcr Watches, go TO 800
200 Gold Hunting English Levers 200 to 25l
800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches, $50 to 200
500 Gold Hunting Amer. Watches, 100 10 @D
500 Silver Hunting Levers, ~ 10 10
500 Silver Hunting DuplcXcs, % TO 30
500 Gold Ladies' Watches, % 70 "'j
900 Gold Hunting Lcpncs, soto -
1900 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, ~ To j"
1900 Hunting Silver Watches, - to ~
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds, ~ to -
rs" Every patron obtains II Watch by TIL.
arran cement costing but $40, while II may D.
worth 81 O0U. y pnrtiHIity shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose of the Hb"Y"
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the a:
ticlcs are placed in sealed envelopes, and Wei
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles
named on their certificate upon payment Of ten
Dollars, whether it be Il Watch worth ol,W or
one worth less The return Of any Of our Ger
tifcates entities you to the article named there.
on upon payment, irrespective of its worth, and
as no article valued less than $40 is named on
any certificate, it viii 1T once be seen that tn:
is no lottery, but Il straightforward Legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
by the most tastldlous
A single certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid, upon receipt Of Is cents, five for 81, eleven
for S. thirty-threc and elegant premium for 50,
sixty. six and more valuable premium for SO.
one hundred and most superb watch for Sl3.--
To Agents, or those wishing employment. this
is rare opportunity. L: is Il !egitimsteiy con-
Quoted business, duly authorized ny the Gov
eminent, and open to the most careful scrutiny
Try US WRIGHT, BRO. q CO.,
Importers, l6l, Broadway
sep 28--6m NEW YORK
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LETTER FROM FAIRFAX.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.]
The Circuit Court of Fairfax, Judge II. W.
Thomas presiding, met on Monday. Grand
Jury sworn and appropriately charged. They
found indictments against c. ". Turley and
RI. Turley, for assault, and presented Geo.
Tucker, Commonwealth Attorney, for con-
tinued acts of nonfeasance in office. In view
of Mr.. Tucker declaration in open Court that
the presentment was s'the act of disappointed
politician" it may be as well to say that the
presentment was made by jury largely loyal
in its material, and partly on the evidence OF
two distinguished and uninpeacAaDle RadacaIs'
one magistrate Of General 5choheld's ap
pointment, and the other late member of the
Board of Registration and Commissioners Of
Election. fEoUoD.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
lust RECEIVED AT
FRENCH'S NEW STORE
No. 95, King st.


HAREM LIFE IL EGYPT AND coz
STANTINOPLE, by Emmeline Lott; vol
II mo, 81
The Tenants IF Mallory, by J. Sheridan Ia
Fsme author Of Uncle Slas' "All in the
Dark" SC, sec.
Ley ton Hall, by Mark Lemon, editor Of the
London Punch, 75c.
No. ], for October, st. Pauls New Engl>h
Magazine, edited by Anthony Trollope. Illus.
trated.
edited by NJ. E. Braddon
lie Bon Ton, for November.
London Society published monthly.
The London illustrated News, and London
Punch, weekly.
The Broadway, for November, new Eng
fish magazine.
NAPOLEON and tho Queen Of Prussia by |,
Muhlbach, author Of Joseph IT., Frederick the
Great, &c All Of the authors very lnpu 4.
works on hand.
Daily 10 receipt of new books, Ill the maya
zines, English and American Fashion Book.
oct 2s~tf GEO. t. FRENCH.
IOHN Il. pARROTT,
y ALEXANDRIA, VA
D'"''' D WRITING PAPER
Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, Envel"yes,
Inks, Gum MUcag"
Gold Albata and Steel Pens,
Wrapping Irvine,
in short everything comprised under the term
| Stationery for the Office, School Room and
Also, SHEET MUSIC (some 1000 to S.Om
| pieces on handy The only stock Of Nus" ever
| gotten up here.
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Ranjos, Sc.
| The very best Italian aud other strings for
Guitars Violins, SC, and musical instrume:.t.
generally. Terms cash.
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TNTRE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAUQUIER
4 COUNTY, VA

/ COUNTY, VA,
Louisa H. Washington, compt.
AGAINST
Richard B. Washington, EX
ecutor Of John A. Wash
ington, deceased; Jane G..
Washington, Elias. Wash In chancery.
ington, Ann Marin Wash
ington, Eleanor l.. Wash
ngton, George Washing
ton, and Lawrence WASH r...
ington, defendants
Tho decree rendered in the above named
cause, on the 14th Of September, 1867, directs
the undersigned, appointed special Commis-
sioner for the purpose, to
l. Settle q complete and full account Of the
doings Of Richard B. Washing ton, as Executor,
evidences Of debt by him held as Executor
aforesaid. .'..r..-..- ...a
2. 10 inquire into the nature character and
present value Of said John a. Washington's
real estat" situated in Virginia; and ascertain
whether it is dvisible in kind under the provis-
ions of his will what part is not divisiblc, its
location value &c---.tnd whether or not sale
thereof would be for the beneGt and pecuninry
advantage Of the n(ant defendants.
3 THAT he (saiI Commissioner report the
bonds, stocks, and other evidences of debt held
py the sad executor az aforesaid and make d.
vision thereof amongst the pMrLie, several y in
tcrcsttd therein, according to their several
4. That, before distribution, he inquire into
and report upon the suAicicncy of the bond or
bonds given by the guardian of the minor
children. ........... ....
S. That he make division among the parties
interested OF so much Of the real estate Of which
John a. Washington died seized, rs may prove
to be Invisible in kind. by allotment; and that,
for this purpose, and for the purpose Of exccu-
ting and carrying out the provisions Of this d.
cree, he may have surveys made, take evidence
and do all things requisite and necessary in the
premises.
That he report specially anything that the
said parties, or either Of them, may ask.
It is further directed that notice Of the time
and place Of exccui 6 the provisions Of said
decree be published, ono q week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Alexandria Gazette: and
that such publication shall be equivalent to per
sonal service Of such notice upon the parties or
any of them. .-a.- .f5
Alexandria, Va, Nov G. 1867.
Notice Is hereby given that, on WhDNES-
DAY, the llth day of December, 1867, at 10
o'clock a.. M. at my office, in Stowart's Build
ing No. iOl, King street, shall proceed to ex
ecute the several requirements of the above
mentioned decree .... II. JOHNSTON,
,.r..-..., s...,....9 s... Special Commissioner.
Brooke, Scottan w. a. Taylor, Solicitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

CoLoRED TROOPS IN WASHINGTON. The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun says:
"In dispatch yesterday the:fact was stated
that the companies OF colored volunteers here
we're not legally in existence, never having been
authorized by the War Department Orders
have been issued to disband them at once, and
General Emory who commands this depart
ment, will proceed to carry out that order:
There is much excitement among the colored
volunteers who have bcccn making many mill
tary..displays recently
ADJUsTED.-We state by authority that
satisfactory arrangements have been made to-
the payment of the debt due the government
by the Virginia and Tennessee railroad compa
ny. The committee appointed at the las
meeting Of the Stockholders to confer with thu
War Department and General Schofeld anc
adjust the matter discharged their duties full,
and we'll. On the day appointed, (the l2,l
inst, J the meeting of stockholders will again
convene, and the election will duly 60 forward
|-INuchJmg Republicans .-.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

WESTERN RAILROAD Tour. An excursion
list writes from Colorado strange experiences or
the railroad, nearly two hundred miles west from
Omaha, as follows: -,
Soon after leaving. Plum creek. and while
many were at breakfast. the exciting shout
buffalo, buffalo," was passed along the train,
and our eager eyes saw dozen or so of dark
objects securing over the plain towards the
hills. Several shots were fred from the Spen
GERS and Henrys and revoIvers, with wh our
party are we'll armed, but entirely without effect
In d few minutes q fresh sensation was caused
by the cry of 'antelopes,'' and four Of these
beautiful timida creatures were seen bounding
along within easy rifle shot. Balls were
sent whistling after them, but they, too, soon
disappeared unframed. Then presently ayel-
low wolf started up from his lair and rushed
away from the noise of the locomotive. land
directly after, three more antelopes were over
taken The foolish animals, instead of using
their feet legs to carry them to the hissafely,
commenced race with the engine, and for sew
eral miles sped along side by side with the train
in spite of the shower of bullets which struck
the earth around them. The motion of the
train and of the game, 5or the poor marksman-
ship of the amateurs, prevented the shots
from taking effect, and after a while the tired
and frightened animals turned away from the
rushing monster, which seemed to have charmed
them into following it, and were seen By us no
more n ~ i->IHo ifsEihtF- {. y .tsf 81 U.s.
YELLOW, FEVER, IN. New ORLEANS. The
following is an extract from letter written by
"a gentleman whohas resided for thirty five years
In New Orleans If1'f
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FROM LYNcHBURG 1t is currently reported
that Gen. Wilcox has gone to Washington to
represent the necessity existing for the retention
of the military lately ordered from this city. and
TO secure an addition to the force, if pos ibie
We hope that he may be successful We may
need every soldier now on duty here. In truth :,
they are needed now to preserve the peace and
give security to q defenceless white population.
-LWchbmy NWginaa,. .. 3. .....H
IT IS rumorcd that the negroes Of this city
have applied to the War Department at Wash
ington, for permission TO organize themselves
into military companies, and to be supplied
with arms ammunition and equipments :
Lyachbmy Republican. ....... d..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

FOREIGN News "A PARIS dispatch OF yes
terday states that battle with the Garlballl
ans took pla,e at TivoI Three thousand OF
the insurgents were either killed, wounded or
captured. Gar!,aldi and his son Menottl were
captured, and had arrived at Spezzia, prisoners
of war on board an Italian man-of-war. -Four
thousand Italians who were marching to rein
force GaribaIdi had been disarmcd and turned
back. The greatest agitation prevailed
throughout Italy The Emperor Napoleon
demands from the Italian Government an an
swer to the French ultimatum on or before
Thursday next. At Berlin, however, it was
thought that the defeat of Garibaldl and the
dispersion of his forces cancels the ul'lmatum
At Locdon it was reported that the Italian
troops had recessed the frontier, and that Ma
poleou had rec i.cd Gen Marmora, the Italian
Embassdor. TIE Vienna official journals de-
clares that the policy Of the Emp*rors Of France
and Austria is identical, and FIR peace. Scrl-
Gus bread riots have occurred in Exeter, Eng
land. Every provision and bread shop in the
city was sacked, aud the rioters had klndIed
incendiary fires in various parts of the city.
The Government had been petitioned to send
troops to queIl the disorder The British
Parliament has been called to meet on the 9th
instant.
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sen 28--6rn
TEMPLE OF FASHION.


II VI FILE Or + LANliION.
Il
TO THE FASTIDIOUS.
w
ARNOLD will Introduce his beautiful FALL
VIZ ~ iam n1 . pn !' u aTS tddar F,r
hosnt1 ~ s+vlns and njn~snce Of finish thew can
not he surnassed. Remember, AicxnnGrinn.,
,boso Hats "a inst from thn mennfacturcr: --
10 Aatt"rS bimSaf hs. IN stvlr and nr;cc hi,
Stock viii compare favorabIy with this or uay
other market, TO all he would say call and
s Ssc,>' '''''' JOHN A. ARNOLD
oct 9-lm No. %, hlng - cG-,
nT,ANT YOUR TREES AND GRAPE
VINES thst tbrv nav prow while you
arc sIoan;ng
On, i,nu7 ,ron,roI ~ r,rr;.b -, .h0rt notice.
ali kin kinds of FRUiT and ORNAMENTAL
at as low prices as can be had at any point a., A
GFuerS o aGdreSsId 10 me through rHG p's''C coz
I6ox ~ or lett ut Me%sTT' ;"hhey ',.1,, .n
Drug Store, IN this city, "iIl be pf"'"l'''' u"
swe'cd and attended to. =, ,,t,r,
FRANCiS " All n:ni.,
References -kev. w. hun&ey, N,c" ','
- :, - - - -, ~ -..---.-.
ID
Families desiring spacious; apartments ana
comfortable board can procure them on InY"!T.
bic terms at
~, /: ~ =, =. G TI, en- r. ~ ,, ,uo
A., w.: 90 ~ y y . ~
Nt$n, trnhs'chI '"N'"o "cc"I" n"'"''''
rvIc, p,rpr W,,,Tr LEAN MR.. Lin.
u a w - MI pi':i.d ~. C,i Vnrni.h Fur
niturc and Coach Spirits Turpentin", Crad'
Petroleum, Machine Oil, Neatsl"ot, l-.iT}
Sperm, Whale and Kerosene Oil; Paints 81 +"
kinds, both dry and ground, IN ola !u'I sup
ply received and tor SaIe at the I""cSi fE; ;,
oc 80 HENRY COOK, ~, hihS =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

A CosuCAL FASHION REPORT. "A New
York fashion correspondent OF the Pittsburgh
Gazette gets off the following
Ewes continue to be worn, one on each side
of the nose, and Immediately under the brows.
There has been some talk OF substituting a
single orb, OF increased size and brilIlancy, ID
the centre of the brow; but after all our
achievements in lightning speed, the world
moves slowly, and the idea of change 10 the
number of eyes to be worn has not been favor
ABLY received, Notwithstanding its many adj
vantagcs; but the color is varied to suit the
occasion, and Just now the prevailing tint IS
green-a fine sea green. This shade can be
best acquired in Baden Baden, by continued
emplation of the delicious toilettes of the
denai monde, but may be obtained in Paris,
Saratoga, or on Broadway. Black, blue and
gray, are still worn in the home circle, and are
found very becoming in the nursery, at the
family tea table, and social evening gatherings.
Noses maintain their position on the centre
of the face. The Grecian or aquillnc is gen
orally preferred, but the suubs have held their
places on very pretty faces, in defiance oil
most determined opposition, and at present
| writing are looking up. A very pretty article
of the Grecian type is now furnished ty GOOD,
yer, and it is not improbable that, IN time, all
other varieties may disappear
Lips are midway between the nose and point
of the chin, and are pale pink. The cora
variety is no longer tolerated, except IN grlS
not yet come out
Teeth will be somewhat larger, and of blue
ish tint, to correspond with the complexion,
which must be dead white and magenta red
Ears are worn, one on each side Of the head
with the hair all carried up so as to give then
| peculiar appearance Of alertncss. There Is
some prospect Of having them pointed, as the
mistress OF the Grand Duke Of D. has pet
rabbit which is very much admired in European
-court circles -E....-. s- .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

EPISCOPAL CHURCH MATTERS IN New
YoRK.-The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger says: .. A..
Rev. Newman Hall is creating fresh scan.
dal in the Episcopal Church by preaching III
the Church of the Messiah, over in Brooklyn,
last evening The standing committees will
have to look after that rector, while they are
about it, as well as Rev, Cotton Smith aud
Rev. Mr.. Fry. On the other hand, however,
the other extreme, the ritualists, are ''develop-
ing also. At the Church of the Aununcia-
ton yesterday one of the clergy appeared in
the vcstments that are usually worn at st. AL
ban's-that u.s. short surplice over black
tunic-besdes which there was the choral SER
vice, with men and boys in SUPPLIES, and an
echo" hoirup in the organ loft, invisible to
the eye. St. Luke's, in Hudson street, they
say, is manifesting similar tendencies. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

The foreign: news continues to be interesting
ana important. Affairs in Italy and the
breaking out of bread riots, and ipcendiary
fires ID England, are prominent subjects for
reAaot;nn. & y$sEH = = &Jn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

BREAD MAKING MACHINE. novelty in
the shape of a bread making machine will be
placed on exhibition at the Agricultural Fair.
This article is highly commended,in Northern
cities. It consists of stand, on which are placed
several cog wheels, to wbicb4a crank isattached,
to work from the side. This crank and these
cog,Nheels turntYorollers, which revoge inside
OF az tan vessel placed under the stand When
bread ls to be made, the Ingredients are placed
in this tan vessel, and by turning he cranksthe
dough il thoroughly kneaded, without touching
Il with the hapd.s After being kneaded suf63
Gently the tlnycssel above mentioned is easily
detached and the dough lis ready for The bake
pan. at Int g aa3Nisi6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

GIVINF EVEKI FNTEON
AND RELIABLE WATCH,
For the low Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
A nd not 10 be PNid or unless pcrtCctIY 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

DAINTS, Oils, &c.-Lcws' Pare Lac; q.
4 boiled and Raw linseed Oil Spirits I".'
tentine. Japan Varnish Paint Brushes, fI'LS
French and American Window Glass, just IT.
ccived and for sale ut lowest cash prices, ny
F.. 5. LEADBEATkR " co.
oci "a Fairfax Stri" l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

L will be seen that the Military Commander
ofVirginia, has given notice that the Virginia
Legislature is3noty to meet1this winter. t0a {
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

The cable, dispatches report That Garibaldi
has been taken tprisoner-an Important event,
iftrue-eoing far, 1t may be, to settle. what is
called the Roman question, .t,55 :..l,f..,:, ms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

BLANK BOUkS.-Day Books, Jour""S'
- Ledgers, Cash Books, Pocket MemofHn
dums, Pass Books Indcxcd, Pencil N IIl'',,
Grain, Milk, Time, Composition and C"pS
Books. The French Letter Press Copy
Books received and for sale by ,,oo,r
oc 10 JOHN II. PARROII.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

Wewould be obliged to our friends in all the
adjacent counties to communicate to US any
matters Of general interest or Importance that!
msy ;trsnspire in their neigh borhoods- as our
desire is to keep record of public events
in.this section Of the State for. present qinfor /
nation as we'll as future reference. - aa..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

-" FRANCIS VI. II Nh.
References Rev w. + Munsey, klchnFl
Lloyd esq, r. a. Brewis & Go. oc 2o-Il"
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s4W received noaaRichmond papers by last
nights Southern mail %>l 49, .5,-'. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06

VNRENCH BLACKING-A very SUPERB,
Il article for polishing boots and shoes wis., wa.
half the labor Of the ordinary shoe Di"cAi'7
and a great prcscrvatiyc to boots and sh9Gs'
",'> HENRY COOk,,.
oct % Nos 80 and 220, King II