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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

Yesterday, the committee On finance, to which
was rele red resolution instructing the audi
tor to suspend the payment Of any interest on
the State debt till the Convention is satisfied
there is money enough in the treasury to pay
the whole, reported adversely TO any action on
the subject, having received assurances that
the treasurer Of The State will be able to pay
all demands when pres :Dtcd. The report was
adopted
A resolution to Interfere with the lease OF a
ferry, was laid on the table by decided majority
after speeches, in which the ground was taken
that the Convention had no right to determine
questions o! law or grant injunctions.
Afterwards q resolution, appointing a com-
mittee to report whether the Convention has
power of legislation, and to ask zen Schofed's
opinion was laid on the table
The following resolutions were referred :
For incorporating 4 provision in the constitu
ton, that immigrants to this State are not to
be sued in courts here for debts incurred before
immigration, and excepting certain amount
of real and personal property OF such lmml.
grants for debt
For changing the system Of State laws from
remedial to preventive The preamble of this
resolution refers to the prostitution oflberty
of speech and the press. t" ...... ...a
For punishment of attempts to intimidate
voters at the ratification of elections
For protecting loyal citizens from being dis
tressed by ds'oya tax collectors tor taxes levied
years ago. -.-, -.........-.-..
A cclored delegate offered resolution pro.
hibiting the distinction by railroads and other
public conveyanees on account of color. Refer
red. -. ...a..... ...........
A resolution TO adjourn over for the holidays,
and waive claim to pay during the adjourn
ment, was laid over = 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18
AUCTION SALES.


COMMISSIONERS GAIN an U,TU,
w pIT 81, up HAHE ~ oCALgA-
. ;t - 49,, - - - CCHN L:
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1oe1 nf SoJ GS,n ~ ' ~ Term,
mini.trator " Rarn ne' Sc The ma a.
stoned Commiss,n,.r, ns,nn5 ~ said danrot
will, on the lGrH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1867,
Chat beng inc hrst day Of the County Court)
oner. ~ PUBIC 'aiS, III 'front.' OF the Cnurt House
81 Sn' no, county a., hhO Oh Ia y contain
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''i TSE iIosg Inu tIr -. ,r.or;l..,
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i 81 81 ;t 'DI p'I 10 INJURY ia
Of ~, Isl f ~ ti,n ~ hasnr sLnnid ha 6
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CONVEYANCE c.orU and stamns ut the axpnn.s Of ,hs
nnrcG,ssr N y XIII, ~ ''S
THO: MOORE.
fairfax county, noy li-law Nv
| POSITION EM IN ne above sic is post
p)nGd until MONDAY, January 10Th, 1865
Court day. Gee l6--"ot;
| .,ITRITr SALE OF VERY VAI.rAHt&
| S~ILND n EAIRFiY G. ,ITVTY ~
,.;,t,o IF tha de rec Of the TOMMY C1nr, y,
p.;rf,x cnmntv ranIu,r1 in h. c,,Ise ~ E.,,,'.
ouI yihers (,ns G.1n. ri 'I'
grs, Ihal 5f ar At PRGIe S s on the 10TH
f.,i r. iva Gnnri lin1.t of ..i1 ro'In,y pVv''
ERaI VAIIitKI,E TX lI;i'S ~ XXI
| in FsirfaY cnuntv heinz vii III. IrrJ ,eycIn.iya
of 100 acres assigned t. he wid w n, her dow.
az y r. which CrIrb Stone ,I;nI ..,z.I icin, ~,
| SsnIy Rum Thi- lanI viii he sold snnsrnf,lg
&c foIIowS. Dnn iot Of = nrrr. c,nI,,inin
| fnc mill site. One tract of y xcrc: ant Two
| lar.nr tract. Of about = ~ acre. each The LIND
| i Vel wAtere1 and mot of il heavily ljmbarrd
and contiguous to good markets, ny both water
and rail communication.
| TERMS-One-tenth lash and the residue in
| three equal install lnents, ~ six, twelY; AMI u
| months with interest the deferred pnyment. TO
be secured By the notes Of the purchaser and
retention Of the title till the Ia payment is
made NJ. DULANY BALL. Comm'r.
| Fairfax c, nov 23-e0ts
| The above sale i: post.
poned until MONDAY, JANUARY 10Th, 1858
| Court dav. dec 49, cots
| ,1r >, ,.,r1 IN r,1In
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IursuaA' 10 decree OF the OHcut Courl u
6alrtaX county, rendered III In1 sun 81 H. "
Ioweli' &C W, hnntrf' &c at III" uhe Term
1851 OF SAID Court, inc uhaers'gheu' a a., C9m ON
MISSIONER, VIII. on Tue loih - ~ Dh-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

= Col. Rose who was recently tried at Rich
smond by military commission on the charge
of improper conduct on electionday has arrived
here for duty. The result Of the trial has not
been announced, but from the fsyora bic charac-
ter of the evidence introduced for the. defence
it is presumed that he will be acquitted Col.
.Roze is a Captain in the 18th Infantry, por,.
ition, of which is stationed here He is spoken
Of as q just aud liberal man by. those who know.
him personally. = Lynchburg Ne'0s. t2Ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18
> EAUTIFUL GOODS ..... ...
$50 FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
A r
( .s.J s. FKENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. 95 King street

No. 95 King street.
Fine Morocco Bags, Writing Desks, Back
CANNON Boards, W ork Boxes, Ladies' Com
panions, Photograph Albums, Portmonaies
Prayer Books and Bibles, in the finest Velvet
Bindings; handsome edition Of the Poets
- For the Little Folks we have a very large
and well selected stock of English and Ameri-
can Books, Beautiful in Illustration and I'm
exceptionsble in Matter.
Magic Fans, a fine paror amusement.
On Both Sides OF the Sea, story Of the Com
monwealth ana the Restoration, sequel to the
''Iray tons and Davenan!s," by tina author of
the Schonberg- Gotta Family-Sl.75.
Ecce Deus Homo, or the work and kingdom
fthe Christ of Scripture $3.50.
Tell Jesus, Recollections of Emily Rosse-$1.
A Defence Of Virginia, and through her of
the South by Prof. Kobt l.. Dabney. d. d., of
Virginia. Price 81 90
No Thoroughfare, Dickens new Christmas
Story l0c, .-.
Lippincotts Magazine for January, 1868
first number very handsome
Daily receiving New Books
dec Is a' g. E. FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18
Foreign News.

A terrible explosion occurred at Newcastle
on Tyre yesterday. The authorities received
information that quantity OF glonoin or nitro
gycerine had been secreted in that place, it
was supposed by some Fenians. The sheriff
and town surveyor, with large squad Of po-
licemen, proceeded to the spot and discovered
the oil packed in the usual manner. While
the men Were removing il the substance explo-
ded with a tremendous detonatlon. Several
policemen we're instantly killed, and few es-
capped injury The men who were nearest to
the packages OF glonon were blown to atoms.
Both the sheriff and the surveyor were badly
hurt, and are lying in critical condition a
The truth of the report that Spain has offer
ed to sell the Islands Of Cuba and Porto Rico
to the U. S. is denied. .:is.... -. ..s
An inquest has been held on the bodies Of
the persons killed by the attempt to blow up
the wall of CIeIkenwell prison. A large num-
Der OF witnesses have been examined, but moth
ing satisfactory was elcit.d -. w. T..
The last dispatches received from Massowah
report that the British egpediionary force in
AbYssinia had reached a place called Lenape,
where there was abundance of water and the
natives were friendly. ..s## .t
The Paris Fatrie indignantly denies that
there is any truth in the report which has been
current, that the French Government has sent
an Envoy to Mexico.
CURIOUS. The Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, says:-A large number
of invitation cards were issued some ten days
ago 10 wedding announced to take place this
morning in one Of our Episcopal churches. At
the appointed hour the church was we'll filled
with the acquaintance Of the parties to the
proposed wedding, but the intended happy
couple failed to appear In a short time it
was whispered about that the expected bride
groom had failed to ''comc to time" Another
story was that the would be-bride had been
taken suddenly i'll. Up to this moment the
whole thing remains unexplained, and the COS
sipers are injoying delightful luxury in roll
ing the sweet morsel under their tongu.s. The
waste be groom is member Of Gen. Grant,
staff, and very excellent gentleman, and the
almost bride is beautiful and highly respect
ed young lady of this city. Gen. Grant and
staff were present to)giye the bride away 1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

i Two New Orleans merchants, named Moses
Frank and his son, who are charged with de-
frauding firms in that city of amo 'nts ranging
as high as $3.50, 900, we're brought to New
York Yesterday by detectives, who, finding
themselves likely to be detained by a writ Of
.habeas corpus in New Orleans, spirited their
prisoners away, notwithstanding the efforts of
Gen, Hancock5to intercept them 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

The two wings of the Fenian organization in
the q. S. have come to an agreement to merge
all their differences and act together as Of one
body in the future, The leadership Of the Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18
Hb 4 ED

At Grassland Fauquier county, Va, the res
idence of her brother, Samuel j. Tebbs, ESQ
on Tuesday, Dec. TO- 1867, Mrs MANY FOU-
SHEE SPENCE, widow OF DR.. John Spence,
formerly Of Dumirics, Va , in the SD year OF
her age ...'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

Prof Chester Dewey. DID,, LII D., died
at his residence in Rochester, New York, last
week, in the s4th year of his age. He was
distinguished as chemist, geologist, and
theoloRian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

Senator's Chandler, of Michigan, and Nye,
of Nevada, and other members of Congress of
the Radical party, are in Richmond gone
there, probably, to regulate their brethren in
the Radical Convention now in session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

The harbor of Baltimore continues open,
although navigation is somewhat mpeded by
the floating Ice in the river and bay. The new
ioe-boat is, rapidly approaching completion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

Mr.. John Randolph has been appointed
Assistant Clerk of the Court Of Claims, to fill
the vacancy oecasioned some time ago by the
resignation OF James c.. yelling, ESQ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

THE INTEREST ON THE STATE DEBr, we are
authorized t. say will certainly be paid on the
lst of Janusry and ali demands against the
State will be paid as they mature so long as
Gen SchoieId aud the State officers are con-
tinued in their present positions.
The Second Auditor mailed On Saturday last
to Barring Bfo'hars 4 Co., London, sterling
bills for the full amount Of interest payable in
London in January on the Virginia State debt.
Richmond DSpQich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18


Horace Greeley, in his autobiography, says
that part of his apprenticeship was spent in
printing Office, where there was no discipline
and nosproper command and authority exer-
cised over the hands. He gives the evil and
lamentable results upon the business, and, in
many instances, upon the habits of those en-
ployed; and thinks that the discipline Of a
printing Office should be most rigid and exact
and that boys, themselves, Of sense and char
aeter. always regard their training in astrict|y
conducted establishment, as invaluable. A
prompt Observance Of requirements; correct
department, obedience to directions; aud 3
cheerful willingness to work, are indispensa-
bic parts Of the discipline Mr.. G. recommends.
It Is in places of different description that
they become slovenly, careless, lazy. and not
ambitious to learn, to improve, and to make
themselves respectable, industrious citizens
The same observations may be made of ALL
other kinds Of business and occupations
Thars must be order, industry, discipline, and
attention to prescribed rules, to secure success,
and tie comfort and happiness of all employed,
in eyery description Of profession or trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

It will be seen by the foreign news that the
report that Spain has offered to sell Cuba and
Porto Rico to the u. S., is contradicted. But
may not Mr.. Seward have offered to buy those
islands -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

Itappears from a telegraphic 'dispatch5 to be-
found il the News Of the Day, that Gen Han Han
cock did not succeed iu;his recent effort to
have the writ IF habeas corpus executed ,.ipb
New Orleans. The menin whose behalf6the
writ was issued;f it is said were Spirited
away" bytNewt York detectives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

Bishop, Johns's Memoir Of the latc Bishol
Meade will be published in February next
1t will be s12mo volume Of 500 pages or more
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

The English papers attribute all the gun
powder plots, glycerine explosions, and incen
diary fires that are,taking place, in Great Bril-
tain to the Fenians. Upon What grounds a9r these
accusationsaare made, is.enottso1 very apparent
in several cases 1.&. sa,s@ 1a5s9% &a& .''a ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

THE Daoem liar number Of the African Ire.

The December number Of the African Re,
pository says that never insthe history Of the
American Colonization Society has so many
pressing appeals come to 1t forpassage to, and
settlements in Liberia In addition to compa
MES of from fifty TO one hundred persons offer
ing from different points, applications have
been received 10 behalf Of some three hundred
from Alabama, and six hundred from Georgia,
who desire to emigrate under the au-piess@of
the Society, in May, 1865 Here. is;a chance
for the peculiar friendssof thecolored peple, to
help them. But will one-of those who are
most loud mouthed, atthe North, contribute a
dime? We doubt 1T! ora Z z}Al34Azi4e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

The Santa Fe New Mexican is ''down'' in a
very bitter article upon Gen. j. P. Slough, the
Chief Justice Of that Territory, and makes
soma severe charges about his public course
and conduct The counter statement of Gen.
Slough (if any about recent occurrences in
Santa Fe has not appeared. 2Gg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18
THOMAS PINE-TREE TAR TROCHES !

rENHOMAS' PINE-TREE TAR TROCHES
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS'
BRONCHITIS SORE THROAT, Ca.
TAkRH ASTHMA, AHDAIL DIS
ORDERS OF THE THROAT
AND LUNGS.
The component parts of Thomas pine-Tree
Tar Troches are wall known. prescribed and
recommended by many Of our most eminent
Physicians. For sale by,
W. LEWIS M.LBURN,
Sole Agent. Druggist and Apothecary.
Dealer in Patent Medicines, Pcrfumcry, Fan
cy Articles, SC
N. E. cor. King & Washington ST..
dec 1S.1w Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

From ST.. THOMAS. -Advices from St.
Thomas to the 18th have been received. The
government architect was examining those ed
fees which were left in dangerous condition by
the earthquake. He had ordered the demolition
Of the English mail offices, Loyd's building,
Darman's hotel and the warehouse Of The Nor
risons, Mora and others IN to the 18th inst.
500 shocks have been felt Divers were buslIy
at work in the Ray and 200 packages were daily
raised from the wreck of the steamer Colombo
yn. Business generally was resumed. No
more failures were reported. Rents Of corner
lots were prelty increasing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

An Executive order has been issued by Pres
ident johnson, advising that all communica
tons in writing intended for the Executive De.
partment of the Government, and relating to
public business, be transmitted directly in the
first instance to the head Of the particular De
partment to which the care of the subject mat,
ter ofsthe communication properly belongs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18
9NlegraSS.

In the Senate, yesterday, the House joint
resolution changing the time for the election
OF Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad, was
passed with amendm=nt A bill providing for
the funding of the nationa debt Was reported
by Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee on III
nance The House bill to prohibit an ad IL
toaal conference.-the Gu rency, was reported
with amcndmnnt, from the Committee on FL
nance The Deficiency appropriation bill was
received from the House, and referred. he
I'll exenpting all ,tton gr6wa after the year
1857, from internal revenue tax, Wa, taken up,
and The discussion On If renewed. After i
nuInter Of speeches had bccu made, TIE Sen
ate, without actipg on the bill, went into exec
utive session. rfa y...s
ln the Hous; OF Representatives, bill re-
lating to reconstruction was introduced by MIR.
Stevens, but was OBJ ected to AMI laid aside. 1t
changcslhs provisions in the Reconstructlon
act requiring majority Of all the registered
votes shall be cast to lorm Il State Constitution,
so as to make maj )rtiy OF the votes cast all
that shall be necessary; allows the electors IN
the reconstructed States at the time OF voting
for or against the Constitution also to vote 1or
representatives in Congress-, and dcsignat; $ the
number of representatives to be allowed 10
each Southern State, except. Virginia. Dir
Thomas, of Maryland, from the('ommlttec on the
judiciary, reported a resolution authorizing
the Committee On Judiciary to Continue It's
Investigations concerning public affairs III
Maryland, and that their inquiries be continue
with tie sam, power aud authority, upon the
subject as had previously been given by
the House Mr. Phelps, OF Mary land offered
an amendment providing that the representa-
tves OF the State OF Maryland b. privileged to
attend at the examination and cross ,examlna-
ton of witnesses, and made a speech deaounc
ing in. the strongest terms the mannerln which
this inves igaton has been prosecuted During
the delivery of bis remarks Mr.. Philips was fire.
quenty interrupted, aGd Immediately after the
conclusion SIR. Thomas demanded the previous
question, and the resolution as amended wa,
agreed TO- The ilouse then took up the bill
in relation to officers Of tho army dismissed OF
cashiercd by court-martial, which prohibits the
President from re-app ,in'ing them, except by
consent of the Senate, and it was passed by d
vote Of lG yeas to 81 nays. The House con
cured in The Senate amendment to the bill
changing the time Of election of Directors Of
the Union Pacific Railroad. A communication
from the Secretary Of War, in relation TO the
state of the country previous to the removal o.
Secretary Stanton, was received, and ordered
to be printed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

BUILDERS HARDWARE, TABLE CUT
ID LERY, SC. Bargains offered at oS' King
street, Alexandria, Va.
Our stock of Hard ware, &c, being much too
large, at the present time we Will 3Her ihuuoo-
ments to purchasers in that line. We have on
hand Hunts Picks and Chopping Axes, when
we offer at loss than factory prices Gall ana see
dec JOHN r. CREIGHTON q son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18

DOR REN"-.Thc building known as the
4 old CUSTOM HOUSE" at the inter
section Of King and Union streets, in this city
will be offered for rent, for one year, from the
first day of January, 1868 on Friday, the 9th
day Of December, instant at II o'clock a. m,
at public auction, on the premises. Rent pay
able quarterly in advance.
ANDREW AMlESON,
dec1S-1W Collector.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-27
eEoaeE FrrrLE,s N.lnl..

CTATE OF VERMONT, / Alta Probate Court hol,
- Manchester District den At Manchester, in and
for said District on the 18Th dAs ofJniy. 1865
Present Hon. j. b. BURTON. Judge.
The executors the estate Of George Tutte, late Of
MAnche ter III said Dstr Ct, deceased made applica-
ton for an extension Of the time heretofore granted 20
pay the debts and legacies OF said deeeased
Nherenpan It ordered that said that hearing IN
said application be hard at Probate Court to be holden
al the Probate ehee In Manchester In and for said Dis
triet Oh The 29th day August lsG7 and that notice
said appl latioB. and the time and place Of hearing
thereon be given TO all persons Interested by Publishing
certified copy " this order three weeks successfully IN
the Manchester journal paer printed Manchester
previous 10 sad time Of hearing
true record
Attest LovELAND MUNsoN, Register
true copy OF record
IL Attest LoyELAED MUEsoE, Register