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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-24

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BY virtue Ola decree Of the Circuit Cour; 81
priyc. William county. entered on the 18th day
Of O (j isG7 in slit in chanccry therein
george IS. Br,dirid, decd, is plaintiff ana ana
Susan MAyhugh and others arc detcndants, inc
Understand, Commissioner, will sell before inc
front door OF ,h" Court House OF SAID county ny
on MUNDA , the u day OF December, lo3',
That being Court iMy, ut public auction to inc
bighcs, bidder, u TRACT OF LAND. contain
ing 20 acres, upon the following terms to WY:
one fourth cash, Nad the remainder on creI n
o. one and t;Yo years, with interest from Inc
DIV of sale: the purchaser to give bond and Sc
curity for thu deferred payments, ARD the title
to be retained SIS further security therefor:
Suid tract Of land is situated on Occoquan'
nnor Snrige'; ford, in Prince William county,
shout three miles from tho village Of Manassas
nnd i we'll timberci 4. NlCOL, tommr'
Brcntsviie, oct 3l-eot: =, ~,
lst Monday in January;
Prince William CO., doc 4-eots
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A FINE STOCK OF
n "' HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

~ :HDLIDAY PkESEN Is, = ~ =
lust oseiel AZ the new tore, 10 King ST.,
such IS Colleagues, LII bin 5 and other. Extracts,
Eau dc Fiolett beautiful perfume; lino as.
sortment Of Toilet Waters, Bendoline, Almond
Lotion, for boautifying the skin, Hair Colorings
ard Restorativos, Oils, Pomades, Combs. Hair,
Nail a d Tooth Brushes Pocket Books, a new
style Of Card Cases, and a variety OF other use
fu and fancy nrticlos, too numerous to mention.
Also, John Wyeth & Bros.'s superior Flavor
ing Extracts such as Peach, Almond, Vanilla,
Lemon; also: Liquid Rennet for making pud-
dings, etc; J. - White's and other Tooth Pow
ders, Tooth Soap and Tooth Tastes. Also n
fine stock OF Toilet and uther Soaps Cali and
examine Tor yourself, AT the new Medicine and
Perfumery Store, 10, Mug street, next door to
Mr.. Cliiford;s Shoe Store. .r't
dec Il9-2w = JULIUS DIENELT
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NTICk-NACKS FOR THE LADIES, AT
IN ANTE BELLUM PRICES:-Moroeco
Writing Cases, Card Gases, Scrap lbums, Fin
ger Brushes, Shell and Rubber Tuck Combs,
Autograph Albums, Beautiful Orname n t
Pins for Head Dress, Shell and Rubber Side
Silver Wire Port Monaies, and many other ar
ticles not here named.
will also say to the ladies that keep an as;
sortmen'; of the incest NOTE. :LETTER and
BATH PAPER, ENVELOPE PENS, &c,
such as they use, all Of which can be had at
very rea sonuble rates, Call and see fer your
selves, az the corner Of King and Water streets
JOHN II. PAKROT"T,a
gfEtH.s +. Dealer in
dec Plank Books Paner Stationery 81 Music
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FRIENDSHIP FIRE CoMpANY.-At a meeting
of the Friendship Fire Company, held last
night, resolutions of thanks were unanimously
adopted to H. w. Vandegrift, Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad, Washington, Alexandria and
Georgetown Railroad, Nat. Hayes, George
Hnkens, Hydraulon Fire Engine Company,
James Chatham, VIM. Legg, Lewis McKen-
zie, Thomas j. Mehafey, VIM. II. Clarridge,
G. Augur, Padgett & Pollard, Dramatic Asso-
citation of Harmony Division, for various ia
vors, kindly extended the company in the re-
ccpt and trial of their new steam engine. -
The committee on the steam engine, Messrs.
Powell, Atkinson and Browns were lnstructets
to commence collecting the amounts subscribed
Immediately, and to solicit further contributions.
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BY virsuc OF i cree Of The Circuit Court for
the County .: Prime" Wl.inni, entered on the
18th dav o.! Nc'ot,.r, 1857, IN u suit IN cnancery
therein pending in whc" Mary A. Llpscomb
snd others age plaintiff: and John Williams
and Others arc d"fenda;"', tAo undersigned,
Commissioner. viii sell b oFc the front door OF
thy Cuur, u"rt,c If sid comfy, on MoNDAT,
t ri Ky O. December, 1867, that being GGuTt
Gav, ~ il.i.,iic ,.u:tipn, 10 inc highest bidder
the IIUIjSE ma lot, III the town OF ss ssySs
Brcntsy;lIc, known US TIC '.rayern Lot,', 4:ass-
Lately occupied by Mrs Hollsnd as hot" upon
and IN, rci!i"if.,!.r on credit C. e, y and -
molths: tn" ,Iaterrcl payments 10 bear !ntsr,'I
tc,.l. .ac day of s;!r ;hr purchaser 10 give n"h'
and security "a ret r, and tae TILE I" be re-
TIMED rs 3 further security for the same
Said property i well ada! Jed u the purpose
eyroIiant lnrSrinu i.,. Dns a NICOL,
p.,,,tsyi.;r me-! 3I-..,.s Commissioner.
lrsy- The above saie is postponed until the lst
Monday in jrGurry.
I,ri,,.... ~ i IAN co. dec I cots
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THE ORPHANS INNER The time honor
ed ceremony Of taking the Christmas dinner-of
the Orphans, to the Asylum, was celebrated
by the young ladies Of Miss b. Mark Semi
nary this morning. d .oE
The amiable and efficient head of this in
stitution well knowing that such charitable
&C ions expand and ennoble the hearts OF her
pupils, las always encouraged them in the
performance ofthis duty; and surely no more
acceptable sight in the eyes of Him, who COM
manded us to feed His lambs can be wit
messed this day, than that. of these young
creatures, leaving their homes. brilliant with
the delights, and expectations OF the morrow,
to minister with motherly tenderness to the
pleasures of the poor motherlesS ones, who,
with eager eyes, and bounding hearts, see the
rich treasures Of the well filed baskets revealed
to their delighted gaze; 80 = = seal2.5
This ceremony, orig: mated by the kind pre-
ceptress, has been annually observed for SO long
a period that it has become a pertinent in
Estitution, and theehearts Of The young recipients
Of this true charity are gladened many days
in advance ia expectation of the rich treat to
to come. Let all initiate this beautiful exam
pie, and while rejoicing in the birth of the
child Christ, also seek out and minister
to the comfort OF His little ones, many Of
whom, poor and friendless, await exertions
in their behalf. Cave az
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-TyARRIE HOUGN returns his thank to his
III former customers for their liberal patron
age, and would respectfully request conhnu-
ance of the same to the new firm dec ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-24

TAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.-On
4 MONDAY, the 9th day. of january
1868, Chat being Court day. by virtue of Il de-
cree Of the Circuit Court OF Fnuquler county
Va, pronounced ut lis September term. 1867, in
the consolidated suits of Horner VS.. Chapman,
and Glasscocl vs.. Chapman. the Undersigned,
as Commissioners Of Sale, will offer for sale. to
the highest bidder, ut Warrcnton, about FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES or SPLENDlD LAND,
It being portion Of the tract of the late Dr
Chapman Said land is situated in one Of the
most fertile sections Of Fauquler county; lies
on either SIDE OF the Manassas Gap Railroad,
and adjoins the Plains Station, about so miles
from the city Of Alcxandria, and is in direct
railroad communication with the cities Of Wash
ns,on and Baltimore. fhe tract has been so
dividnl ~ g.. give the portions to DO sod an
abundance oi water and timber, and one f;@a?a
small DWELLING HOUSE. 1t is ad- ..i#assas
mrably adjusted to grazing and the production
Of All the cereals Persons desiring to purchase
will do well u examine it before purch sing
elsewhere Further information "nn be obtain
street AleXanIrit
TERMS DF SAL - 'no-third cash tho
residu" in thrc rqu,l il. tnllno IS y! SIX, twelve
and rightcc: inrntns. the credit payments to
bear interest :.rd 10 be secured TO the sat's1ac,,
ton Of the commissioner; title to be retained
until tn, Ia-t payment is made; land subject to
be r,,>od un.!n WI order Of the Court III event
of failure g. n"r. the payments:
John S. CHAPMAN.
JOHN 5 MOSBY.
Fnuquicr county, nov % e1ts Comm rs.
G,OM Ml=SlONEkS SALE OF LAND IN
Y PRINCE WlLLlAM.-By virtue of de-
cree o.; IT,. Circuit Court OF Prince William co.
entered II the 18th day. Of October, lo0', IN
suit in chunrcry therein pending &, in which
Richard N Arlnn and othrr7 nrr plaintiffs. and
Johu \ Uurrisui. and others arc defendants,
the Undersigned N"mmiS> ionors, will sell: be,
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THE HOLIDAYS.
csHRISTM ASH na
- ,,ya,..a. .CHRISTMASl;

w. .Zsnasa CHRISTMAS, !.
- r.. CHRISTMAS d!
a large an beautif full assortment Of Embroid-
cred and Hemst;tched 5a eaa
-1d 5aE HANDKERCHIEFS,
Lace and Linen Collars and Sets Embroide-
RIGS, &c suitable for Christmas Gifts. Call
and see them ut 49, -
dec 23.Iw WILMER s. SLAYMAKERS
DAISINS.
Is boxes LAY ER RAISINS
l0half boxes {
Is ! I" tai
received and for sale By FRED. RKCkER,
dec 23--2w King street. cor. st. Asaph
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| 4l,gAL GNEWS.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER "a

a. CHRISTMAS aDAY.-To-morrow, being
Christmas Day, this Office will be closed, and
M paper issued therefrom. Z. 1, = ~ a..& s
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT .--....-.. ......
H$l A. two story BRICK DIV ELLING, near
the southwest corner of King and Patrick SITS.
To a good tenant, the terms will be reasonable.
Apply to E. NJ. LOWE, Attorney at Law.
dec 16-eO2W
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iiAYnK'S OFFICE.

AlExANDa,A, December q 1867.
For the better preservation Of the peace of
the city, all persons are forbidden TO hire guns
pistols, or other in peuants in this city, during
the coming holidays. The jgniting of fire
crackers is positively prohibited. All riotous
or dsorderly persons will lie arrested and dealt
with according to law. Every violation of this
order will subject the offender to 2 fine and
seizure of the implement used. An efficient 30
lice force, under the control of James Fadel"y.
Superintendent Of Police, assisted by Captain
John L. Smith, will be prepared to ons9rce ting
laws Should an emergency &rlse, all good
citizens are expected TO assist in the prcs~rva-
ton Of order.
dec 2O-1w HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
TIME MEDICI HAIR DRESSING This
L superb article is made after the formula OF
the celebrated Cathnrine de Medici. \ sample
will be given to ladies wishing to purchase.
dec IS HENRY COOK, 80 & 40 King St
y S K g T ES!
SKATESl
Just received, at 88, King street q supply Of
Skates for Ladies and Gentlemen, of assorted
sizes, 10 which we ask The attention of purchas
ers. ~ JOHN r. CREIGHTON s. SON.
dec 10 .
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d., FOX "a 81, n Royal ST. ND NEW
I.::Yi FRAME BUILDINGS, opposite jamie
sons Foundry. The above property will be
sold cheap and on oasy terms. The lots are
large and The buildings are nearly new. For
particulars apply toJ. A. STOUTEN BUR RICH,
cor King and Columbus SITS. sep l6- Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-24

ARGE LOT OF CORN COBS, in store
and for sale by W A. 5 MOOL ~,
dec u No 3, King street.
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and are selling at greatly reduced prices
doc7- f. S. LEADBEATER s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

A MISTAKE Mistakes will happen in III

A MISTAKE Mistakes will happen in The
best regulated families, and sou.etimesthey ore
very amusing, as for instance: On the 9th ia
slant, as is usual, the Backs OF our city, elect
their officers, and sometimes the officers, just
to make the election pass OFF agreeably, furnish
"a 81 little entertainment" Now the officers of
the Old Domin:on, TO keep up the time hon
ored CUSTOM ordered repast from our rela-
tive of the Poet Laureate of England, who
prepared one 10 style, and dispatched it by
trusty servant to the ''the Bank " The Banks
are across the street from each other, and as
one of them IS and one IS not, the servant went
to the First National with all the good things,
much to tho astonishment, but great JOY of the
officers and stockholders Of that institution,
who Immediately went to work, and soon made
sad havoc with the fried oysters, chicken sal
lad, &c; but all joy isshorl lived, and soon the
caterer, in breathless haste, entered The room,
explained the error into which the servant had
fallen, and carried off the east--or rather what
was left of ito the place of its proper drstI-
nation, where it was none The less enjoyed be-
cause Of the mistake.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS. MI Morrill,

THE DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-Mr Morrill,
reported from the District COMMITTEES, in the
Senate yesterday, bill repeating all laws in
force in the District which make any distinction
between persons on account of color, and the
authorities of the District are prohibited from
enacting any ordinance that does not affect per
sons Of whatever color alike. hlr. Wade, from
the same committee, reported. with amend
ments, the bill authorizing the extension OF a
lateral branch Of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad into and within the District OF Colum.
bia. The amendments provide that the road
shall terminate at such point within the city as
may te allowed by Congress upon prcsenao
ton Of survey and map Of proposed location OF
sud road" and providing " that Congress shall
have lower 10 alter amend, or repeal this act.
- Washington Star. ~:
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REMISSION OF SENTENCE. THE Governor,
on yesterday, gave an order for the remission
of the sentence Of Imprisonment passed upon
Mr.. John H. Devaughn, of Cuipeper, who was
recently sentenced to four months imprison-
ment in Jail and four hundred dollars fine, by
the Circuit Court of Culpeper, for whipping a
revenue officer. 1t is stated that the revenue
officer got drunk at Culpeper Court House, and
was 50 provoking and abusive in his manners
that he got into fight, the consequence of
which was that he got badly used up. The
Governor has no right to remit the fine, but
MIR. Devaughn will probably be able to settle
hat.--R7chmond EXAMINER ~
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THEREFORE, that Richards, one Of the Lyles'
murderers, had been arrested in Philadelphia,
turns out to have been unfounded Captain
Walsh and the persons who went on with him
to identify the man, have returned without &C
complishing their object.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

EPISCOPAL HIGH ScHooL-The Southern
Churchman has an interesting history Of this
school, situated near the Theological Seminary,
few miles from this place. The school is now
under the charge of Rev. William I. Gardner,
with able assistants, and promises once more to
be successful and fourshiog institution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION. meet
ing of the newly elected Board of Directors Of
this Bank, held this morning, Geo. II. Smoot,
ESQ.,, was elected President, and W. II. Lam
bert, esq.,, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

EPISCOPAL PARISH SCHOOLS. These schools
have been established in Alexandria, Leesburg,
Norfolk, Richmond Petersburg, Lynch burg,
and other places in the Substantially. at
tended and conducted by the ladies of the con-
gregations ~ ,}-... -...
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THE IcE.-Great caution should be used
now in skating on the river and creek. The
ice is unsafe in many places. Two little boys
broke in, on the river yesterday, and were near
being drowned Let: this timely warning be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

A New GOLD MINING COMPANY has been
organized and has gone into operation near the
Great Falls of the Potomac, adjoining the
lands OF the Potomac Falls. Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

FROZEN TO DEATH.--A negro woman, living
In one of the contraband villages on the north,
western suburbs of the city, known Us Freder-
icksburg, was. we are informed, frozen to death
on Monday night last. She was aged and IN
firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS -four inspcc-
tons during last year amounted to l07, 72l bbls.
Three fisheries, situated one mile above
Georgetown, have been sold at auction for the
season, as follows No. !, to r. Simmons, for
5000; No. ,, to VIM. Mankin, for 5000, and
no. 8 for $3.50, to VIM. Simmons. These
prices are greatly in advance Of those Of last
year. -.--#E ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

COUNCIL. City Council was called to-
ge'her last night, but no quorum appearing in
the Common Council, both Boards adjourned,
without transacting any business, until the next
regular meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HoUsE-INad1xr C Son Propri-
ctors.-Jno Powell, Fairfax; }. &. R. Shu.
mate, e. G. Marshall, Gen. Eppa Hunton,
Fauquer; Henry +. Alvoid and lady, Fairfax;
D. f. Neil, Loudoun county; II. Hammc],
Prince William; Chas. G. Moore, II. y. Bow
man, Va; Fl. Stewart, Pa; Rev. W. f.
Fields, New Jersey n. &. Whcatly, George
town; Nj. Slaughter, s. Adams and daughter,
Va; r. Il. Evan, Loudoun county; {. ..
Cheuault, Lynch5urg; James I. Brown, Gal
pepper; S. P. Bayly, Va.
CITY HoTEL-RobcrtJ. Rainey, RiogrIctor.
Fl. l.. johnson, Fairfax; Thos. Mccullough
Occoquan; John H. Slower, Upperyillc J. v.
G. Rector r. B. Rector, Fauquier, Va; Johr
Beaty, Lo udoun; r. NJ. Weir FairfaX, Va.
Frank Wise, Loudoun; J. IL Bari ow, Falrtax
s. II. Lasscer, W. Y. Taylor, Md; D: Blum
dell, Baltimore; +. i. Wexford, Fauquier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

Mr.. EAMEs has recovered from the sudden
indlsposltloI, which we noticed yesterday, as
having occurred whilst delivering an argument
IN the Supreme Court. as1..-at@. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

CANDIDATES FOB ORDERS. The Southern
Churchman informs US that there are twenty
two candidates for Orders in the Episcopal
Church, in the Diocese of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

GEORGETOWN 4 local article on George
town, the Washington Union thinks the people
of Georgetown, in order to the future prosper
ity of that city, must commence by removing
the Aqueduct" That done, it says, a bridge
will have to be built across the Potomac, at
the rocks called the Three Sisters" We
presume, as preliminary to removing the Aque'
duct, other people, to whom the Aqueduct be-
longs, will have to be consulted, and the laws
guaranteeing their lights Of property respected
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I.IQ}CAL NEWS. /
r.r-xrv CoURr- Wednesddy.- E. Down

rorsry CoURr- Wsdnesaay.-E. E. Down
,,m IS Charles A. Kelley-case, attachment
n" against defendant for s3l975, ano
'0' 1,hn1snm,mneers VS.. Samuel Fl: %nevaughn-
= ,ssumpsit-judgment against the defendant
f,r s25, and for costs.
4, account of Samuel y. Chipley, against
=. rommouwealth, amounting to twenty. I'VE
1,llars and forty cents, was examined and al
lowed. -
,xe,I d4tainer-it was considered by the Court
that the plaintiff recover against the defendant
,hc possession of the premises, AMI that the
ol,intiff pay the costs.
R s. Lent VS.. f. H.. Harrison--ln debit
mos considered that the plaintiff recover against
,he defendant flty-uinc dollars, with interest
fam 9th December, 1865, till paid, and his
costs. ,
Gibson &, Co. VS.. John Fullerton an appeal
-iud gment of the justice below was reversed
ona iuacment against appellant for three dol.
lars and costs.
Tbe Court adjourned till II clock to-day.
.
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CEASONABLE ARTICLES.

0EASONABLH ARTICLES.
Burllatl's Flayyrinc Essences or H%tracts,
Dlirnetts Cologne, Cocoainc, kaliistonc sAs thina
Remedy. Toilet Gases, Oriental Tooth Wash,
Extract Vanilla, portemona2s. Fancy Soaps,
Kcndalrs Ambolync, SterIng's Ambrosia, SUI
neror French Backing Upham's Hair Dye,
En1aul dc Paris Toilet Powers, Pomadcs, Co.
Iognc, Preparations for the Hair, Water Colors
in Boxes, Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs, Curl
ing Fluid, Hair Glasses, Hagan's Magnolia
Balm, Lubin's Extracts, Hair Ee>torer, Bay
Rum. Sozodont, DcpiIutory Powders, AMERICAN
Hair Glasses, Balm of Water Lily, White Vir-
gin Wine Of Antilles, Balm Of l,0lo Flowers,
1'honpson's Tooth Soap, Lily WHITE Hair
Brushes, Hair Brushes and Combs; all the if
ferent varieties Of Hair Kestoracs. Lyons Kath.
air0n, Sc. 70. sale by HENRY COOK,
de 81 80 and 22t. King s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

METHODIST PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL
EXHIBITION exhibition by the scholars
Of the Methodist Protestant Sunday School,
last night. at Liberty Hall, reflected great cred
it upon all concerned. The performances con-
sisted of recitations and singing, and eyinced
All amount of talent rarely witnessed in such
youthful minds. There wss large audience
present, who manifested their appreciation by
frequent applause. Good order prevailed, and
everything passed off most agreeably and salts
factorily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-10

WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN +. r.
The report of the Directors of this road shows
that the receipts from all sources
during the year were. ............. $3.50, $40 Sc
reriod. ..... $50, 93T 81
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rs1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSO-
I ciated themselves in the practice Of d ENT-
ISTRY, in the city or Alexandria, Va, respect
fully solicit public patronage. Experience,
skill, and untiring attention to our business
shall be combined to give salts action 10 our pa
irons We are prepared to execute in the latest
ami most approved style, and on terms as re"s-
enable as possible any kind Of work in our limo.
Terms invariably cash Office, on King street,
No III, where after the middle Of january,
one or both of us may be found at all hours
WIN. II. ROBERTS,
dec I8-1m JNO +. PUULTOM.
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- :" -UuIu. 3'.I'- n ~ " =.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Gold, to-day, 1928.
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corp HoUsE.-The Mayor, acting upon the
or,Ier passed by the Board Of Aldermen, and
not doubling that the Common Council will
coheur has made arrangements with the Su-
nerntendent of the Market, MIR. Wilmington,
i,r the speedy opening Of Soup House, the
building selected for the purpose being the old
Irdraulion Engine House, next to the Watch
Iynuse, on Fairfax street It is confidently ex
pccted that the arrangements will be completed
BY Saturday next but due notice will be g ven
or the exact time OF the opening. Our citizens
and those of the surrounding country, who are
interested in the welfare Of the Poor Of our
community, are requested to send in their con-
trbutions of meat, vegetables, wood, &C., all
Of which will be most thankfully received, and
will 90 far in assistingthe Corporation author
tiles in ministeriog to to the wants of the des,
,irta
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NuERlFF5 SA LE.-By virtue OF an order
- OF the County Court OF Alexandria county.
l will sell ut Public Sale, on FRIDAY the llth
day Of January 1867, ut | . clock \. ID. at the
corner Of X ing and Columbus streets. Il woo!!cn
coats. IL pair woollcn pants, 2 vests, 81 woollGn
shirts and pair woolGn drawers levied upon
AS the properly Of Daniel Yeager, under an At,
tachmcnt Of /. NJ Walton y ca. ". Daniel
Yeagel. ). n. HAEHUOD,
jan sd .... ShcrIu