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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-10
FANCY GOODS.

Work boxes, iavas4boxes,S jewelry boxes
powder boxes, combs, brushes, Nail and
tooth brushes Gents wallets and Ladies'
purses, and everything usually found in o
6fst eiass iestallishrhent.- 6e3 ,yGTTYi
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-10
Boot and Shoe Establishment!

Where he intends to supply all who may
favor him with their patronage. with the
best quality of work, at the most reasonable
prices. Keeping None but the best work
men, he warrants ilrs work. Remember The
place, and drop'in. Sep4, 1866 If
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ha-a eIau-,-i IN IL, hl fually Ia~~-i- y we
have t-s-r stated. a monthly service vii aoeom-
TII9h buc H-,Ic G<i. while a -~eni-mon1Aty one
vii ensure zeee@. and oEtr.- freight ami Ta~
sr-r nf sufficient o. make i q T2ylas invest
mcuI-
We haIl n1t be AZ al surprised 70 learn thai
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company secures le
contract. or TIA, they decide u have 'heir large
steamers touch s., rhi, Yorr On TIE uiEe 10 China,
after IL i Obtained, In JhiS event 1hey would
have 70 uut on 1wo smaller steamers (i not less
than 1000 t9u~) 20 Lave >an Francisco eaen '"o
weeks after the China vessels. We should thus
have tr5 steamers G ms-ts trom San Francisco 70
tbs port. and only on. = uorts from this port
70 Sza F-asasso. Il ! not a, al unlikely that
thi- arran-emen, nay lie al E;el-a' LEAST II i
rzaerieable. and It would be the be~t 5le for The
present. There NAY Re parties ready u establish
a distinct far5ni-h,ly line between tie Two ports
f5r the sun named; # -. they VIII probably
vb,.in tie Contract.
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c ~

The prompt arrival Of the packet d. c Murray Places in
hand n Hrze caEzo Of merchandise. much neeiet % supply the
demands q the spring trade - far as We can gather from
Observation ADD inquiry trade generally l. fully a. grd a. IN
1rnr~r years n rh- season. though the stocks e city bbbers
s-l rsrale=s are unusually heavy On the other hand the
stocks % country merchants ard pIantstaus are light -
-m a. the nav system % d-Fo-lnz q sugar beeOsas- fairy
established and planters and country merchants know Just
vshat uer wants viii b under the chang. there viii - a
more active demaDd fr staple gods
Tie clipper RiraL, which arrived the sane dan with the
Marry, broagbt no later hrsign dates she -alud Yesterday
Sr Baser- Isiand 20 lad g4ano under a hame charter
The Bnt-h ship Saw Whch t01ched at ths pat 90 Wei
ne.aay, = frm sydney with a cargo q coal b-uad 70 An
Fraue-eo, So which part sbe sailed yesieriAy- Capt Laa=
who commands h-r, d. az od crul-r IN th- oc=4a- aaa GrHsr-
y wa IN Command q th= GLafator-
Ten whaieships have arrived since cur at r-rer. bdn-i1-
10 go barr-- of sperm a1d Whaie oh A. the ship SyreH j.
engaged f1E- ms~t q the cast oI arriving after thl- vii ut
- hnses bar taken Sasth- TI-re = prIhah.y % eaou-h ~
zhnIWard ports and . auiT-, . Gl . 3.0o5 b4rrl -hip. were
-aeh a vessel obt-nabi-
Al mio, Capt worth reports n Euo~iaz a-uvAls
ApoI z-Ocezn. Earh-r. 80 bbi- %
L-Helu Mar Hsr1Leu- I35hb- -
-A--achl-ets- wl-aH-, - boz VII
@-a1@. -Uith- 70 bls wh-
1-I.rra.- HoWADi- - bot -P-
IT, later rpaSt.. there a. vel a. herr Il VII be -ea- are
very go
Th- -chaouer Hifoa BafgsT saISd On tire 9TH and the bark
BsrHsrs on the uth. sash Eth mI carE= fr An Fnne-c1-
III Marry = tn oily packet now hlin< 81 that port
IT, cal BARI THrssflyI0r sa-I GA ts IIth fr Carl1,
Ard El b. hualSsa b. he Charter Oak IN aEW day-, With
the same Destination
Henry ". Sv-rasce, E-s- has Euz b-n On q our
on Mr. z p Adaz-. hfe % Lahaina- Whas hu< evT-neaos
a 4 merchant h-re. emsn-uuy quIif- hm fr the plsce-
Mr. Sversnee, We unI-r.trni, bas-- fr 80 Fa1eiseo IN
TIE Murray
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CO.. u-T, was Yesterday noticei hy thoe Who
The corner" that the who-eale l4ueF
ew So eIo--L- The proprietor q the g
-abrf.lTsne was fnei Slo0 quite recently foT a
49, = The laws II selling, or allowing his emp-9yee
10 SCI. intoxicating liquor to NATIVES The FeloT' =
Tbs, IS. license expired . few days ago. and thA' an
.rplizstion fr is renewal va< REFUSED At the Interior
otsee. and that consequently the establishment vas
sre-si under IN o-ier from the Minister Of the me
rior. The net i notorious and has long sVn
thai not only have some hotels been II the dalS
-s.-;-e Of violating The law a. 70 selling and furnish
IN uquor 70 natives, but that the wholesale S'aO42a-
--urs. SINE Il not al. have been doing the same
m, present Minister II the Interior. Dr. Huicnl@.n'
With cammenda5Ie hruneSS and energy, appears G-
> -fnei 1hat the lw III regard 10 this eyL-tae
r~zseh = which law this journal has frequently
brought 10 public noriee-shal no longer remain 3
dead letter.
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ENG

FRo4 =ax FaNxctsco-Per ~ e.. Murray. ApuI g-Rsv
John SESSIONS aui viz Capt X i ThlEl-- Capt u Heap
stead. Mr. - R1b-rs1u- N=- 8 R9blr-1u- NJ r R1l1r-s-,
Mrs. VI Ha--lrd. " : GEnhluu- Juhu Luiy- J- Ha=tzuI-
ChaS Ha-tead. Horace NJufr--. " " kH11L
Foz $AS FENSCIscO-Per Milton Badzsr- Aprl @P
Hughe-. j r. F-h. : ~ Co.p@r. J Gkiu- W Bartlett ] Bzu-
msster and ehld- : Devou-hire- y NcPhi-L Ts- Parry ID
MrKav. Wa Napier. r kauflty. Ia L=H-- n Naxey. John
rateuS. Chas Pamer0y. Cha- Kelly. Mr. D-slaui- VIM Gil
christ DanT McMne1 Alfred POI la Clark r Brk-ar--+
EJR NSrI. PEA HTLAUN. Aprl -Nr an Mrs. Henry Dick
ia-on and daI-Etar. r d NevlIs- Mr. Needh4m-
Pao~ NEw BEoFoED-Per Cor-thaa, April I'D F
No-her- John Briey-2
ThCml- Cnater--
FoE sAS FsASeIsee-Psr Beraiee, April Ilra-Geors.s :
Chass-L
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- IL vii b remembered that the standard price has been
1zai- "a the bass that ever 100 H. e sugar -L01ld contain
~ - q CE stalled -uZtr. AID arr assE-l % contain cnlt
- - . Ell-rE -taiLabe % -raI@ sgEaEs the re-t = -gf-
p-n o - ua-fzr= ~ otaeT ulu--1cch4nu= mattel Iur
ever rrl1d Eare q e1D- sugar. Ia IO rs delivered 9 cents
If 80 l% ar 21a-9 . TIE standard pre- and ir even
p~un1 - tcuf- pr To- l- ar t-luct-d frm H. while :.
cenl =- cglucfen fun III pnce q =4cL 100 BE- tr every
Iarlt % =nf- suZI OVER l5J b-s but - allowance > made
y s-ars cgnfALu 80 Craze rEan th= percentage allowed IN
DR. l= -upuiatll- q t= cuutuact-- ukInE the STANDARD
PR o 8lo cnt- r@r ~. the -uga- standing highest II the
aalysl-- thai from BaiEy & So. obtains tn pnce q 40
renl- f-r p. Whist a Dc q dark uoias-= sugar strongly
slfuratad with zso-aszes. from Hama Plantation bnnzs only
40 ceui- pr b.
Tier : probably mzrh get 70 D. Iearned regarding the
value q ogr suz7r-- AID rhi- - stem g au4ly sing thsm viii do
lad o SOM ua-thsi- Gr improving them b. Increasing the cane
sugar AL derr~a~iuE the g-Te- At II events ths attention
of every planter VIII b. TUNED % the study Il the chemical
quaEteS Of hi products, which have heretof1re been almost
Whoiiy ue-iertad-
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Asyo.ooo Azs7oypEz-Fpon one Of or austria

ASG.0po ABsCoSpER-F1Un one Of or AHS'Ta-
la exchanges We extract the allowing item
{ W. EaS-vooi. late pay clerk IN the Government
Railway DEPARTMENT. sll Captain n the volunteer
ftrce. xas suspended on Saturday LAST, IN conse-
Cuence Z ~5me deficiency in his accounts, which cn
bairr more closely examined. showed tlaJ trcm June.
IS54. - the end Of last year. Eastwood had emoeZZei
over EI0.C1D q public moneys- The matter vas a
once ulacei IL the hands q the detectives who touEd
that Eastwood Ieft Sydney on Friday night and took
hs passage next day FOR san Francisco per schooner
Ucc1ldsIS.
The above gentleman arrived at Honolulu last
SUNDAY week in the schooner Uooa!aHis. which IS
now N port repairing, and leaving her took passage
on Weinesiay in the bark 4 l. EidTsdZs for San
Francisco. He Represented himself while here asa
military gentleman in search Of employment, not
finding which here. he hurried on 70 san Francisco.
His tx c. c. Harris VIII thus have an opportunity
TO become acquainted with a reputei rogue-
NV ACCOUNTABILITY the Government Gazette
We notice tha: DR.. J. Mott Smith and Mr.. Godfrey
Rhodes have been appointed as members Of the
Privy Council.
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IMPORTS.

FRoM saw FRASCIsCO-Per D. G. Murray. Apri yth-ig
pkg fUgs. ] bale hops - bt- rms- ? TkE- Shaft and pole.
81 pkEs wins AMI spirits. - - Cul-r. : - pr--rveS- - pLg,
tobacco, II -t0s- 2.s62 Psz- far. ; pk=- dGck-s b- iAI
pipe. 81 k=- nails. i pk-s furniture pkE- -su-- 60 Pkg -
tafO@-. 10 -ss uIrniT-. IO-k- bet-- . pks- has u - har-y.
20 c. bread. / bel / r4l papa. les Ts-- fruit . g hlriw1r-.
IS - oaf-. . - haEs- - 49, Hiiu4E--- L ~ hran- . g.
c5gans, 90 pkg, raFai -to-J-. 81 TsE-- =rcen--- "a dpJr--5
pes sa-h. 5 toes hay. 20 rs chess, I ha- spec fsLgo9L
/ OIL pigs uu-p-cidei nreTchfriis-
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EXPORTS.

Foz - FEavc-co-P-r MIA Bz1z=r Am -ra-zIsI
TsE 1-L>5 ~ -zz- II gA- 80, EL-l Ha4-@
~ a. -. @---z-s -r-
Na= 11-L-----Sl5S-+ - Flr-- vl-=-------ss %
Fgz - Esscl-rp-Fs- B--r- Arol I1L----5 TkE-
f-++-1 H- ---- - aE- =--- r. rEE- - rsE- =e-
l- z-14---I u 49, - b .-uz-s- - b4zs l,-sy TO-
re=-E1 --r=
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MARRIED.
DIED.

-yEzs~z-Rrz-Ar N1s5---- To- T. = a a. z-th,
- Rev Dr. BG--- Co. G-r--- De L. N--E= . EmIy u.
dsu-hu-r q th- Ae " E= 20 1fLa1- EaZL
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On Hand.
Carl Matches Br551S.
E--Ii-h Pickles ard Pie Fruits.
En-I>h Oysters. NcMucrzy's Oysters,
II. b Oysters. FielI's Oysters,
L5bs.=rs. Clans. QdahauEs,
SarIInzs. Yeast PoRter.
French Peas. I-noa Syrup Cider Vinegar.
White Vice Via-gzr. RzzPb-ry YM-gar,
Gherkins n gallon jars. be>t Layer Rasins.
Mzczroni. Vermio-Ii- English Jams. JeAies,
L 6Prrnn's Sauce,
B->t White Beans. SIS g.
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and urged upon them the necessity OF attend
ing the meetings of the association.
The nominations were made, MIR. Penn de-
clining the nomination Tor Superintendent of
Gas, because he did not understand anything
about gas, and would not be CleIk OF the Market
because he did not know anything about but
ter His objections 10 being Mayor were not
S atrd Messrs. Wiloughf'y and Bell, would
have nothing. 0. c. Whi'tlesey was NAMED
Tor collector, but was ruled out, as not being a
member. S N. Garwood declined everything.
The nominations, as far as could be renen-
bered by the Especial, ~ere: For Mayor, Geo
Tucker; Auditor, James A. Stoutrnburgh :;
Superintendent of Gas, W. ". White: In
spcclor Of Spirits, L. Lovejoy; Collectors g..
G. Hewes and VIM Bushby; Attorney, 5. +.
Beach Surveyor, 4. Bell, il. ; Assessors, 7.
G. Henderson and Thomas Davy; Measurer5
Of Lumber, w. R. Howard and Thee. Teed !;
Superintendent of Police, L. l. Edelin,; Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department, Thos Hen
ley. Among the nominations tor Aldermen
and Councilmen were Lewis Mckenzie, j. i.
Armstrong, A. G. Harmon aud Same Baker.
TIE meeting adjourned till Monday night,
but motion was carried 10 have 4 grand mass
meeting b. night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02
ZURICH SERVICES, &C., TOMORROW.

CHURCH SERVICES, &C., TOMORROW.
4o.morrow will be day ofspecal Interest IN
.,o Methodist Churches Of this city, being inc
,.st sabbath of the Conference year. Farewell
1;.conrses, will in several instances be oell'-
S.s3 nv preachers, whose terms Of pastoral Ia
hors have expired It will. also, be Communion
Day in all a-l
~ tbe Rector, Rev. Alfred Randolph.
L. - pours.-Servcc i'll the morning at IL a. m,
~ the Rector, Rev. Mr.. Norton:
" c~nce CA4rch-Service in the morning at
ia m. and in the evening at 50 p. m, by the
Rector, Kew. Mr.. Sprgg.
~ Ha1v s-Service at Iand IL M, and 50 p.
y, by the pastor Rev. Father kroeS rev.
I,bu B. Emig, OF Gonzaga College, Washing
.on viii preach at the II o clock service
E;rst Pres6yterian.-Servlce IN the morning
S,eond Presbyterian IN the morning
onJ ut night BY the Rev. ]. r. Leftwich
Irthoaist Episcopal Church South. Sermon
IN the morning and at night, by the Rev. NAT
Methodist Episcopal.-Serlnon in the morning
on3 st night by the Rev Joseph Wheeler.
N,thodist Pyotes'ant-Sermon i'll the morn
;Dy md at night By the Rev. Mr.. Nice.
HnDtist.-Sermun in the morning and q. nigll
by the Rev L. ]. Willis.
- 4!,rurdri4 Ch3'iSiiun ASsociati0n.- -Genera
PRAYER Meeting in the Methodist Protestant
church at 4 O'clock p. m, and every even
mo during the coming week in the Lecture
Koom of the Baptist Church. ut O'Clock. A
cordial welcome will re given to all who VII!
..,end upon these means of grace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

lycENDIARY ATTEMPTS Two attempts one
s]uut nine O'Clock last night, the other about
hal! past five this morning, were made to set
fire 10 the frame shanty Oh the northeast cor
nor Of Princess and NoIuinluS streets For
tuualely both efforts were unsuccessful, the
first being discovered and exingaishel by Mr.
joyce, the last by Justice Moore, and Z negro
man. whose maine We have not learned. The
u.eudiaries are suspected, and the police are on
their track
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

SALE OF "MArrApoSE. This fire ESTATE,
situated upon Mattaponi Branch, about Two
and a-halt miles from Nottingham and eight
from Marlboro, was sold on yesterday By Daniel
Clarke, Esq, Trustee Theproperly is improv.
Cd BY brick mansion, brick stables, and nuner-
ons outbuildngs, erected by the late Robert W.
Bowie, and has also upon il a fine Mill Seat 1t
contains about 32O acres, and after Some very
spirited bidding, was knocked down to William
B. Berry, at $50 per acre-PrMce Georgian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

sllsrAKE.-I'he paragraph headed S'Accl-
dent at the Aqueduct Bridge, in yesterday $
Gazette, was Inserted by mistake: the true
account of the accident, which happened at
Kcck Greek bridge, b-twcen Washington and
GEORGETOWN being contained in the article, IN
mediutely to7louiug, headed "Ejectment. -
Tn. "duplcaton' of The accident was not OBJ
served unit! too late for correction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

STEAMER DETAINED The steamer Express,
for Baltimore and the River Landings, was
detained here until twelve clock to-day, in
consequence of injuring one OF her wheels by
contact with the wharf at pier No. 6, to repair
which the lost time was required
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

TIE MARKET, this morning, was only
toleraLly supplied with country produce. --
We have no change to notice in the prices
of meats and vegetables Good butter 80 cts.
eggs % 25 cts. But few fresh ish are
as yet brought 10 market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

NUISANCE TO BE ABATED The fram shanty
erected duriog the war, upon the lot OF Mrs
Fitzhugh, on the corner Of Princess and Column
bus streets, has been determined u nuisance by
the residents of that locality, and ordered to
he removed by the Superintendent OF Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

RAILROAD MEETINGS 1t will be seen by
The advertisements that the stockholders OF the
Orange and Alexandria, and Manassas Crap
Railroads, arc to meet, in this place. on the Sd
day of April next We hopeto see many OF
our old friends in old Alexandria, on that
occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

FISH ToWN.--Fish Town is beginning to
put on its Spring appearance, though The al
rivals there, up to this time, have been lew,
consisting ooly of buuct fish from the shores OF
Jos. Cawood and Capt Guy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

Soup HOUSE. No contributions have been
made to the Soup House since our last report
1t is thought that the issue Of soup will cease
after Tuesday, the 9Th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

FATAL ACCIDENT. Capt. II. Bohannan, OF
Occoquan, Va, was killed on The 22nd nit,
Ly The falling Of a mast upon him. whilst he
was engaged in fixing the mast in boat.
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sTEAmERS, RAILROADS, &C.
NEW MERCHANTS LINE,
1,EW IOHh. ALEXANDRIA, y AShINt-
Ton & GE0RG ETOWN STEAN-
SHIP COMPANY.
+ ALL & 0 4 D IS, &C

,. II The steamship f. c.. knight Will
l->1~.4sss4iIsai from Pier No. s, Alexandria, for
Ne" Vrk. on Thursday, the 7th proximo, at
noon.
Pier No. &c. East River, New York, for Alex,
andria, Washington, and Georgetown, on Sat
urduy, March 2nd, at noon
The steamships Of thi; line are frst-class, and
snl weekly between the above named ports
uent. for the tranap ortalion Of through freight
10 all point north and connecting with the
Alexandria Loudoun u Hainpshrc, and Orange
and Alexandria Railroads, and HI points South
and West
All FREIGHT must be sent to the dock early On
the day Of sailing For freight and passage APP
ply 70 HENRY G. WINSHlP,
80 81. north Union ST., Alc1a.
c.. p. HOUGhTON, & Co.
Agents, Washington and Georgetown.
SMITH, BROWN & CO.,
tt ZS-tt Agents. - South ST., New OrK.
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& ALEXANDRIA T. r.
~. .s- ~ ,g:s .s.t::1557 y
kiiSs q s. - IS. ~

81 Is: ~: sE ss :! s55s-:5S 55f
On und after SUNDAY, Janunry eth, ~"
daily passen g,r trains will run between " ASH
lNGTON and NNCuBURG, connecting NJ
GorIon.yilc with the NirginiM Central Railroad
to RICHMOND, and 1t LINCHBt itG VIZ
the NirgiHi:, ,nI Tennessee RaiIrle1d, for NJ "
ORLEANS and Intermediate points.
Through tickets, and baggage checked T.
Richmond, and al points South and S@Uih% c:
&.3.NO CHANGE OF CARS BNIWEE&
ASIINGTON and KlCNMbND. ,.
Les.ve Washington daily At G2O& H. ana o'''
y. m: and AlcNNndria at 7l5 4. N and T.2l =;
IN. arriving LynclbUrs at 40 p n. HnG
4:i71a. III and Nj Richmond .t4.OUp. a., and o.uj
=.
Leave Lynchburg nj % q. n, AID % p. n ;
arrive at AI"Xaadria at 4 - p. M "HI ~ A''''.
,u.; \. Wa.hin,lon 1t .&5 y III and G..J i. IA
J. NJ. BROAUUa,
jan 2G--tf General lIcEet A&rnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

lien HOUSE ROBBED The hen house OF
Mr. William Stonnil], who lives on the Poors
House lane, was robbed last night Of all It's
contents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

&HERlFP's SALE-The long boat George
and Martha" was sold at Sheriff. sale to-
day to D. Williamson, for $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

County CoURT.-The March term OF the
County Court for this county commences OF
Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02
ECIAL NOTI c f S

asy All persons wishing bargains can obtain
them by calling at JOSEPH STEMS Dry and
Fancy Goods store, No. 1884, King street. where
he is selling off all his goods at and below cost.
The sale will continue until the first Of April
All will do we'll to give him q CALL rs he is de-
termined to close out his entire stock, even nj 4
great sacrifice. feb N~-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02
ELEC TION NOT c ! s.
TOHAL .

@-AU amour cements H5'Ge" thtSheGa mast
be paid for IN adrnacs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

ag"S. DEALuAa1, No. 100, KING STREET,
having IN extraordinary large stock Of GESTs'
AND Youths WINTER CLOTHING, and GENTS
FURNISHING Goops on hand is selling them of
at cost until further notice Positively one
price only. jan lS-2wtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02
VJ,E CTIO NOT | G L

NOTICE.
An election will bo held in the several wards
of the city, on the lst Tuesday in March next,
for the following officer. A Mayor, sixteen
members of the Common Council, (f0ur from
each ward) fur mem bers Of the Board OF Alder
man. zone from each ward) a Guager Of Casks
.nd Inspector of Domestic Spirits; III Inspector
and Measurer Of Wood and Bark two NJ ensur-
ers and inspectors Of Lumber; Super'ntend-
ent Of Police; a Collector Of Ta1es Tor the ,S'
and 4th Wards 81 Collie tor Of Taxes Tor the
yd and 3rd Wards; ar Attorney for the CoTp"-
ration; two Assessors; Clerk OF the Market /;
an Auditor Of Public Accounts; II City Survey
or. a Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department.
and a Superintendent of the Gas WORKS,
The election will be held at the following
named places
1st Ward .-Messrs w. r. Howard, Geo; w
Dearborn, John Arnold. N. Hicks, n4d L. IL
Lambert. Polls on Prince. east OF Water st.
I'd Ward -Messrs. Fl. l.. Simp~on' j. r. +, d.
Smoot, Sam'l Tennesson, J. l.; Smith, and 'c''
Il. Robinson Polls ut Council Chamber. :,
%rd Wur,I- Mcssr$. j h McGraw, Dr. ID NJ
French, ] Il Parrot, + WitmerYnl J ~ Dig
on--PoIls at Court House. ~ u,
4th. Wurd-Messrs. Geo. Mcbnr!;ey W
Hurner w. II. Mcknight, john Il Henderson,
and G G Bradlcy--Polls N. W. corner Prince
"'I feb % l Ste Y. NJ. WHITE, G. c:
pEADl READ! READI!!-l will rent 1t
IL low figures LOTS on the FISH HhkT'
TO all persons who may wish TO open saloons,
eating houses and salt sheds. As TINS has al
WAYS been a very profitable business during the
fishing season. early applicants may secure
Good locntious. Lots rented OF any SIZE. tail
It once, GEO W. HARRISON, Lessee,
feb 2l-tMl0 No: 5. Water street:
nEFINED SALT pETRE, Super Carb
Is Soda, in kegs; Putty, in bladderS; Wndo"
Glass assorted sizes; Pure Sperm OH, Machlnr
on Lewis Pure White Lead. Llnseed ,'li, Coal
Oil, Concentrated Lye, English Mus ia w. 'pces
% ~ N'''"7' ''~' HENRY COOK,
no,, oe-,f 80 King street
TNGLISH AND FRENCH
T. HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES
l" store ana '''@'''s y CHAs. w. GREEN,
fab79 CS, King street
DEsT AND CHEAPEST FEED FOE
D COWS, &c.-Fresh grains every GHy NJ Il
PORTNER'S BREWERY, corner hing anc
Fayette street c,h D. L.,
Price Is cents per bushel leo Nv
NOTIONS, IRISH LINEN, SC We are
" to-day in receipt Of large adHition 10 0u1
stock of Bleached and Unbeached Cottons, Gal
icoes, Irish Linens, &c, to which wo would cal
particular attention As we thlnk my "'G GsEap
feb y7tf WILMER 4 SHAY MAKER.
TGGS.-1, 900 doz. fresh Eggs received TIN
| ~ day and for sale by ~ ,,,v,1.r
nov W-tf +. ". . W az u.
MO /, MACKEREL, received t"sdayy, 70
IN sale by feb 27-tfl j. Z. MlLBU IN:
| |tHEESE.-5 boxes prime factory Cheese, 70
| y sale by feb 27tfl j. G. Mll.Bu IN.
| NCOTCH HERRING 20 boxes Scotch Her
- ring, prime, for sale by, - ,,1,,,1D,r
| feb PITT j. =. MlLbUh