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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31


COLLECTION OF THE TAXES OF 1859 AND
lS6O.-The last General Assembly passed the
following act, by which it will be seen that, af-
ter the 18th Of the coming month, MIR. O. NJ.
!. CastIeman, the farmer Of the Sherffalty, under
Mr.. Sanester, is authorized to enforce the col
lection of taxes, &c, due him in this county,
by distrant of property, &c,,:,l,:.
An act rthereziet of j. >SangsteT5 passed Feb.
q ,ruary2 %, 1866 M
WHEREAS, It appears, from the books Of
the Auditor of this State, that the accounts OF
Jas! Sangster atesheriff Of Alexandria county,
for the years 1859 and 1860, have been settled
and paid in full; therefore,
l. Bet epactedbythe General assembly, That
James. Ssngster,. late Sheriff. OF. Alexandria
county, be ard is hereby authorized to receive
and collect all taxes fee bills, muster. fines and
county levies, which we're duein theyears 1859
aud 1860, and are still unpaid and that he
shall hereby possess the same legal right, In
recollection Of che same, that he had or pos
scssed at the periods hereinbetore mentioned ;
-, provided, however, that the said James Sang,
.ster shall not resort TO any measure TO enforce
collection thereof until the expiration OF one
. year from the passage OF this actsnJ:u@e
2 5rhis act shall beiin force from its passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HOUSE -NadAur q, Son Ifoprt
etors--R. B. Evan, Southern Trans Co.; "
Mitchell, Leesburg;rJ. Packard, jr., W.; Miss
A. NJ. Thomas, Vim. @. G. Thomas. Fairfax
A. Marshall COL VIM. Stewart, Warrentonn
Col. j. Walden, L. G. Silcott, Fauquiier; e.
Casteman, Washington; A. L. +. Gree, Texas
H. c. Winship, Georgetown; d. Stephenson
Thomas S. Boswell Fauquier G. ;. Carter
Lancaster county; James NJ. Ball, New York
Charles Ball, Aide; NJ. Miller, 'RappahaonocS
county. az Il as }-E&
CITY HoTEL-RobsrtJ. Ra'ney, Proprietor
A. B. Smith, Virginia.; Thos. ". Acton
Thos Naylor, Washington; W. d. Skinner
Loudoun John T. Frost, Culpeper; r. G
Pierce, Pierce Loving A i 9?7 j JGhn 4
Va; Robert,F. Roche, Fort Foot, Nd; W
". Kinncheloe, Breptsvile; John W: kroff
II. B. Ohfutt, Washington I. G. Moher
Fairfax; ]; G. Ramsey, Washington; 5: 4
Gunoell Fairfax; Z. .sP.| Hunt, Adams Ex
press & a-s - N - 8 -
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WASHINGTON ITFMs Tuesday while
Hon Henry S. Magraw, formerly Of Pennsyl
vauia, now Of Maryland, was walking alons
Pennsylvania avenue, he was taken i'll, anC
stepped into house for the purpose of OBJ
tanning relief Shortly after he was prostrat
ed by severe stroke of apoplexy, from which
it is feared he cannot recover.
The petition of the members of the bar o.
the District, signed by one hundred and ter
members has been presented to Congress fol
the increase of the salary of w. E. Pur
cell, Judge of the Orphans Court, from twenty.
FIVE hundred to four thousand dollars per an
mum. e:.A.17. ~ ~ts..I"-t.,"
Delegations Of Indian tribes from Kansas
consisting Of Pottawatomies, Sacs, Foxes
Shawnees, Delawares, Miamis, Kaws, Scnecas
South Shawnees, Otawas, with others, arriv
cd in this city yesterday. They are accom-
panied by their agents and Interpreters. They
number in all about seventy l....as..G
The steamer Swatara, with Surratt, The
conspirator, is hourly expected to arrive a.
Fortress Monroe, from which place she vii
communicate with the Navy Department,
being unable to reach the city on account Of c'
in the Potomac.
The first annual dinner of the Board o
Trade of the District of Columbia was given a
the Seaton House last evening Several spceche!
were delivered by the members OF Congress,
and others, and the evening was passed mos
agreeaby. 3~~ =.
Mr. Edward G. Dyer, an. esteemed citizen
died on Sunday, at the house oil MIR. W. NJ
Belt, and was buried yesterday at Mount Oll
vet. Mr.. Dyer was forty years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

CAMERON DIsTILLERY.-Th Cameron dis
tillery, built and operated before the wal: by
the firm of Clemson & Cookson, has been
leased by Nh. W. Makely, aot &this city, Who
will commence distilIing in the course of a
week or two This property was almost utter
ly destroyed by the United States troops, dur
ing their location near this city, but has been
thoroughly repaired by the new lessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

nc New MAYOR OF .WAsHINGroN.-InS the
course of Judge :Underwood's remarks; last
night, at the African Methodist Church, he
stated that the President Of the Freedmen s
Relief Association: of Washington, .(whoeVer
that happy individual may be, has been wait
ed upon, and informed by a committee of col
j. ored men, that he was the unanimous choice
j Of the entire numberot the colored people re-
siding there, tor Mayor, and that he had &C
cepted the nomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

DEPOT BUILDINGS, = Handsomedepo
ings for The accommodation Of passengers have
already been framed by the Orange and Alex
andria railroad company: and will be set up
at the depot4in this city, as soon as the snow
melts and the weather permits. The first
building tosbe erected will DE sitting and eat
ing saloon, wheie through passengers will take
breakfast and supper Phe car. houses will be
built afterwards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

PERSONAL James A. English, esq, one Of
the delegates to the Legislaturefrom this coun-
ty, arrived from Richmond last night, to at
tend to important business connected with his
Office, as Auditor. - y 50 ! - =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. Fran
els Elliott, Tor breaking into the house Of Johr
D. Beach, and stealing therefron five hundrcc
dollars worth of furniture and other articles
was committed for trial by the Court.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE Daniel Menft, ne
gro, for stealing two geese from Mr.. Charles
Cox, was released upon the payment OF cost!
and the value of the geese. gaa4 h. ras..<
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

DONATIONS TO THE SOUP House. From
Colonel Lee, three hundred pounds Of beef;
from "a - Friend a lot of bread from John
Nailor, one barrel of cabbages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG +. Il.
This road, actually commenced on some of its
sections, has, it is said, completely "bursted
up" to the loss and damage of several who
had credited the concern, contractors, mer.
chants, and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

TRACK IN THE RIVER TO BE OPENED. 1t is
} understood that the ram Stonewall, now lying
at the Washington Navy Y ard, will attempt,
eltherthis evening or tomorrow, to force a
. passage through the ice in the Potomac: from
the Eastern Branch to open water. ~ T.
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COUNTY Court! The February term Of the
County Court, for this county, commences on
Monday next. .r.,..;,oi 5..,.,sr &c.,. .,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31
NAFETY OF THE RAILROAD BRIDGE.

CAFETY OF THE RAILROAD BRIDGE.
To the President and Directors Of the Wash
ingto1, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad
Company:
GENTLEMES Under your instructions ] e.x-
amined the bridge on your road over the PoAo-
mac river, on the 1st instant and reported tn at
it would be safer if the long spans on the Vir-
GINA side were supported in the centre by tres
ties. I have this day examined the bridge
again. and found that trestles have been pla ced
under the centre of each span, as recommended,
and the bridge, in my opinion, is safer and
stronger than when first built, and is perfectly
secure for the passage Of trains required for the
local and through business of the road
Very respectfully,
(Signed,) JOHN KLLICOTT,
Civil Engineer.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2Gth 1866. jan 23-1m
E1HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i ALEXANDRIA offer for sale
-. $1,000 Alexandria Corporation Stock.
81, 600 do. do, End mortgage;
And 123 shares Water Compuny fAleXandtla
Stock, in lot, TO suit purchasers
For tcrmsapply 10
J. H. BRENT President
Or. G. W. WA1'TLES Secretary
! jan % cow No III, King ST., Alexa., Va,
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nay S. DEALHAn, No. JOG, KING STREET,
having an extraordinary large stock of GENTS
AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOTHING, and GENTS
FURNISHING GooDs. on hand, is selling them off
at cost until further notice. Positively one
price onlv. 2 II Il ttu jan 16-2wtf .
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NEASONABLE ARTICLES.

REASONABLE ARTICLES.
Burnctts Flavorng Essences or Extracts,
Burnetts Cologne, Cocoano, Kallstone,s Asthma
Remedy, Toilet Gases, Oriental Tooth Wash,
Extract Vanilla Portem onaies, Fancy Soaps,
Kcn,lalps Ambolyne Sterling's Ambrosia, Su-
perior French Backing, Upham,s Hair Dye
Emaul de Paris Toilet Powers, Pomadcs, CO.
lognc, Preparations for the Hair, Water C0loTs
in Boxes, Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs, Curl
ing Fluid, Hair Glasses, Hagans Magnt9ih'
Balm, Lubns Extracts, Hair Restorcr, Bay
Rum, Sozodont Dcpilutory Powders, AmcrIGan
Hair Glasses, Balm of Water Lily, White Vlr-
gin Wine Of Antilles Balm of LOO; Flowers
1hompsons Tooth Soap, Lily White, Hair
Brushes Hair Brushes and Combs; all the dii-
ferent varieties Of Hair Restorers, Lyons kath
airon, &c, for sale by HENKl COCh,
de D. 80 and 221 King s..
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NTEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !--P"tcnt
" Mcdicines-Aycr's Ague Cure, Osgood'
Cholugogue, Shallcnbcrgcrs Pills: Oregon Ague
Powders, ChicEahominy BittcrS, Blade Lu-
bricators, Costars and StOnebraker's Rat EX-
tcrmrators Ellis Citrate Magnesio and Coxe's
Sparkling Gclatine:
iSpices-2Race and Jamaica Ginger, Whole
and Ground Bacl, Pepper, Long Pepper, Wh4te
Pcppcr, White and Black Mustard Seed, Pure
Ground English Mustard, Celery SEED, Cara
way and Coriandcr Seed, Cloves, Mace, ALI
spice and Nutmcgz.
Pure Medicinal LiQuors-Fine old Cognac
Brandy and old Otarl DO, Pure Blackberry and
Cherry and Madeira Wines, Jamaica Rum and
Stoughton Bltter5-all in bottles.
Drugs Bi-carb Soda, Pure Cream Tartar
Refined Bor4x, Extract Logwood, Saitpctrc,
Blue Vitro: Alum, Epson Salts, Copper4s,
Flower Sulphur ard BrimstOne, besides Lew
Pure White Lead, Colors in oil, Raw and boi,7
ed Linsccd OIL, Bcachel Winter strained Lard
Oil, Train Oil, and Pure \ catstoot OIL -,
Also lust received, large assortment OF
French and American WlndoW Glass OF all
s;1os JANNEY & CO.,
Druggists, 145, King street
5zss~To the country trade-making 2 special
tv Of this branch OF our business, and keeping
everything put up in convenient form 19r re-
tailers-wc would earnestly request 3 cMlL, OF
viii at any time furnish quotations, ara al @'"1L
information desired. oC =
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SNow.-There was Slight fall Of snow las
night 2; No. 15lof the season. lrlJE10T
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s ?, E1CIsALH N OF I G = 8.
ng THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.-A &c

Hss The GERMAN LANGUAGE, German
gentleman, thoroughly qualified to teach the
German language, has opened a SCHOOL, this
city, he can be found, for the present, from !
to,3p No., at the Dry Goods store OF ochwarz
s. Brown. Private lessons will be given to
those who desire them. ~. Jan DIV
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ssEO(,. NEWS.

n.MaaHUNN1cUTra AGAIN. The reporter is
extremely Tired sefsmentio ning THE ReY. 80
Hnnnniicutt's exploits, buta they are performed
in our midst, and may, perhaps, produce some
efeot:upon a.classlotzourl population, sas IlgT
liant chronicer of the times, it is but proper
that hegshond> notice thems--inn- doing which,
{boiwaeyer twill be remembered that hesisi as
concise as possible.
The African Methodist Church on Washing
ton street Was crowded then last night by the
colored residents of-the city, among whom, how
ever. were abouttwenty white people -soiournF
ers i IN this city, to hear aecture delivered there
bv the Rev Mr.. Hunnicutt. The Chutch-its
Aoor, including the aisles its3galleries and an
"a. room-was packed aud damned by attentive
listeners to repetition the Rev. gentleman 5
,emnarks; made last Wednesday night, at the
colored Baptist Church, and on Tuesday night
in Buelaha Chapei1 prolonged, though, by the
Interpolation Of increased invectlve against
the President, Governor Peirpoint the Judi
GARY the merchants, the poor white people Of
the South, and settlers from the North who
we're notyradieaS r The lecture, vas preceded
nv ahymD, prayer by colored man, named
Tbomas-who is the pastor of the Church,
land who introduced the5speak er-and an an
them. The seats in rear of the desk were oc-
cupied by the pastor, Mr.. Willard, Mr. Hawk
hurst, Mr.. Tucker and Colonel Lee. The lee
turer consumed more than two hours in the de-
Livery of his iDcendlary, but avarlcous haran'
gue, and, though towards it's closeait became
exceedingly tiresome, it only received one in
corruption, aud that was caused by Judge I'm
derwood, who sat just beneath the pull pit,
who called in loud voice to Mr.: Lewis Nc
keczie, who was standing in the door way of
the Church, to come forward and take scat
By him. At the conclusion OF the lecture,
Judge Underwood made speech, laudatory. OF
the lecturer, and urging subscriptions to bis
paper, the New Nation, which, he said, was Of
more service 10 the cause than any SIX (!) pa
,els of the same class published in the State;
ana closingb by subscribing for ten copies Of the
paper, for one quarter, at one dollar quarter,
for ten females oficolor.lG Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie
subscribed for three copies of the paper, for
one year. at three dollars year, for three of
the colored preachers Of the city, named re-
spectively, Thomas, Madden, and Roberson;
somebody subscribed tor one copy for year ior
n colored preacher, named Parker and Col.
Lee subscribed for FIVE copies of the paper, tor
one year. A few quarterly subscriptions were
then made By the flush portion of the audience,
aud, after collection had been taken up to
defray the expenses of the gas and. fuel used
during the evening, the crowd dispersed, to
meet again next Wednesday night, at the Prin
cess street colored Church, where they will be
similarly treated. 1sI-1 ~