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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

BIZ y " ITIEs.

only crows and fools are AFRAID Of q shah
BY 'uis Of clothes
I Quite qaarrei % going on IN print q. 70
"Ao or'ginated tho term =. wallru.-sa- .. .
name for our De~ Russian territory.
TAsrv Is no folly equal to throwing away
friendship IN a World -htre friendship is
80 rare.
Ingratit8de is 80 deadly q poison that IL
destroys the very bosom in Which IL 10
harborcd.
AZ -hai time Of life nay . man Be said 10
belong to the vegetable kisgdon? When
long experience has made him saoe.
Destroying the weed. OF . widow By mar
ry'ag her Is Described ss a. pleasant hus-
bAndry"
"A nan m Wisconsin, While bathing 10
the river leo days ago. discovered. after
Ao Industrious scrub Of his person for
about iso minstes. pair Of dr..srs which
BE had lost t-o years before.
In small party the sabjecs turning on
mstrinony. . lady said 10 her sister. I Won
der. my dear. you have never made q match.
think you want the birthstone. To which
she replied; =" No. not the brin-sose, only
he spark"
4" Here. you young rascal. yak NO and
give an account Of yoarseh Where have
VOC been7-
''Astsr the girls. faiher.-
"D'd yOa ever know me to do 50 When
! ~ss n bcyS''
NOsir; bot mother did
negro boy wa. driving mule IN Ja-
naiea. ~hen the animal suddenly stopped.
and refused 70 badge :" Wont you 60.
ehY- said the boy. Feel grand. do you
'Pose yOa forgot your ladder vas jack
ass
REASONING OF A CHILD. Lilly and Fred
were playing At Housekeeping. with f.ni-
ly Of dOlls- One Of the dOllies behaved
very taaiy. aud Lily shut hsE ap By her
seh. saying:-
Nov yOa must stay in your room "a.
an hour
You better pank ber. Lily suggested
litile Fired. - cause sbe cam AK abo.a II.
AID she -ont never g-t sorry If yOa shut
Der up"
Pretty good reasoning for q three-yeAr
old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

AaSUFAcTUuSG ESTEEFRIsEs The
BosS0a JoaraL correspondent gives the
biiO-ing statrnsent of companies recently
forused Ia this STATE for manafscturinz par
poses
A. an evidence that Maine 4. taking an
unPrccc lenfed step IN establishing nunsber-
iess branches 81 mcchanictl industry wifhin
h-r huits. and dong more than any of her
sister States IN that dircciIon. iet as nOte a
iew u the mos Important enterprises in
progress thrOughout the state. In Saoo.
cotton or woOlcn NIL. 9th capital stock
Of $50 90; IN Newport. a cotton or WOOL.
en- mill. viih = eaPiiAl sfock Of sloO. 900 /;
~ Iarmouih. a paper NIL. with a capif al
stock u 900; IN Bid dief0rd. knitting
machine factory. 9Th capital stock 500
90, three morr cotton mills a. Lewiston.
have been Chartered 18th capiiAl stock re-
peciiFeiy of S2.ogo.0oO. sl go .OOO and
II 60; a facfo-y st Hollis for manu-
iacturing cotton and voolen goods. Nth
capital stock a. -20oO; in Portland stone
~ar- factory. 18th a capital stock 600 .OOO /:
an oil refining factory IN Bangor. capital
stock sZp0uO0. a cotton and Wooien NH
in Lisbou. capital st0ck 800. .OO0:a asur
nil IN Ba;h. capitJ stock 10000; iron
works IN Bangor. eapiial as. 900 = CO..
con mlA in kcunc bunk. capital stock flO0. =
Ouo, q paper collar factory IN BiIleford.
viih capifsl stock Of $4,000: IN Kenne.
'~nsPort. peat company viil operate sifh
q capital s.ock Of $4,000
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

ia church . closed during the week, the
air = un6t for respiration on the Sabbath.
The sdihec should b. opened ard thorough
iy ventilated on Saturday. Air should
likewise BE- Iet iuto q bet-e.n the services
on the LOrd's day. When -e consider boz
reniss sections are 10 this matter. is Is no
wonder that the presobers BRAN 70 doll.
or that % many Of his eong--g.iiOu sleep.
The eorruPs ar iuPAirs aeotai vigor and
invites lstLsrgy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

A Pfors liEv The fouowinz incident
j. reiaie'i by q correspondent ~ the Chris
tiin Aivocate e. having oscurrcd at the
late meeting oiihe rhiltdriphia Metbodist
Conirrrncc. "On ihe secord cay Of Con.
isrencc. after the Adjournment. uhle. fbe
sccreiaries ~ere yct seated a. their tables
hnishfng Up thsir ~ork. sn Cd ben enter.
ei Ere church. valsed deliberately up the
mil.lie aisle tiii Sic rcached TIE siiar. turn
cl % ibc icit. cane o. The foot Of 'he pull
90 Starr. ard then hoppcd INTO an anbreIls-
stand and deposited an egg. Il was 81
BE bad 10 give TIE chsIch. sd never vss
thore q more ehserfui rirer. We have IN
our posscssion The Offering. snd shall give
y 20 The missionary cause. Are there not
so-ne ofthe merib srs of the ~. l.. Church
~bo have not given even an egg for The
cause during he past YEAR, Let them not
forget The Conieronce hea a1d her Centen-
cry Offering"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

Al ASoEST CLaPBoAKD. NJ. David
STEPHENS. Of THIS eity. exhibi,ed b us on
Saturday. a vhite Pioe ciapbo.rd taken
from tbs vail ola house IN S,rood-.ssr
Village. IN ~hich Adrairsl Tate -ss bern.
The eiaPbosrd as pisced 90 the bouss IN
1884. and . ihereiors. iI5 years Old. IL
. IN perfectly sound coaiitioa. o0tsith-
standing o has doas mors thaa a osntury
of yesrs serves. TIE -rought nal. vith
whicb q ~as fastened. had fussed but very
siighiiy. IPrsss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

Gen. Sbertdan gives Gov. Wsl.s of Lou
isiana. TIE folio-ing eni5rs-ncnt:
d" say nov unsqairoeaiiy that Gov.
Weils rs q political fri, tstsr and disunion-
iss have seen BIN uyseh. vben frst
csrns % this coussani. tern oai al Uaion
men vho hai supported he eovernmeut.
a,,d PCT IN their sfcad rebel soldiers sou.s
of hen -bo hsd net doaed their gray uai-
form. ! have seen BIN sgain during The
Jolly no, o. 1886. skuh s-ay vhere
coud not fsd BIN 70 give hin /. ruars. in.
siesd oi coming cot a. = manly reprc-ent'-
tive Of the Stste snd joining tbose vho
we're desirous Of preserving IRE Pescs. ]
have Watched him snce. snd his oonduci
has been a. sinoous - tbs msrk left in the
dusi By the usovsBcat Of q snake.
The Governor appointed IN BIS place %
siasneh Unios nan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

TIE Internal Rcyenos Reo,ipss. On sc-
eooni Of The 0nespectediy lsrg- rscsips. q
. uisoslianeous chsracter and iro-. Inisrul
revenus to-srds ~ close of i.-s oouts.
and ths snail rsquisstioas fro@ the other
departments. The stsieossst % he Secretary
Of the Trcssury for May -in sbo- out only
= very largs eurr,acy bslsoos IN The Treas
ury. bst q oonsidersbly redscsioa q he
pubic dehf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14
~ DLEY.

By ths i-ss -herS eroop~s he -nlo-.
Eow. wassals. ~
i ssnt % - an angei.
And JanD Jiu Grow.
AZ cd eros sst % a hlckory LIMB.
Non~ u>nscd hlm bst D. prsise.
Let ne sl-s hira for hi- mother.
For ~ sun~iis q ecb.~ltErr sase.
Th- minstrvi by o. the wsr has Eosr.
Mtth tnr has j. on his EDee.
He se.e - h-sF ne s-ntry's shrieE,
fhtrss hs.t Ia ths wtsdo~ for thesf
frog ~ vosid a vooinx 70.
his nsir sas eari~d o. an.
s go :rs q. 70 .-sss .sss - ss ss So Es % SSs.
on n The stIfly nirhs.
Nsks sar fsr li..ertv ~ crfed.
-ont - hone liil n,srning.
MA f~Esy b. ny .i3e.
. an dyinz. EEypt. syirr;
-s~anuah. dgnt you crys
kpo- hos .atflas~sa tsfnx hs
70 brssh assy tks bise-t.ll~d -.
ne bsy stos.f - the sarrl,r der
Aith his haFEaEr cilerkrd for Troy.
o. q tiss So inss.ortai names.
He aaa.s -as Pat nail0y-
Esry hads : Ettie lams.
tis cpuld = tsis anfslf
He had ~ tr~th o. eat ho--eaks.
Asd his sp<stActs vsrs koi4
Lsy on. lag %. Maonuf.
Ma wants sst nttis hers heiow.
Asd In 10 D. ose-n ef TIE May,
80 kiss Ne qaio< SD 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14
OLD SERIES
Funny in its Way.

On the steamer Indiana. on ooe OF her
trips down the Mississippi. there happened
20 be on board HOosier IRON the Wabash.
-eo uas going TO New Orleans. and bad
provided himself With an old 6dale. fancy
iag bs could sddIe q. vel as tie nest n.n.
and. Plao,ing himself where be could attract
notice. -craPed away. The feiIo~ ooaldnt
hSdle any more than = setting hen. and the
horrible noise d stsrbcd the fellow pss.en-
gers A Frraeh@.a Of very dsIic.fs nerves
.nl mus'eal car ~as especially annoyed.
..e au'tsrSd, GAsetei. aud swore af the Cd
de The Passengers tris varioss expsdi-
enfs 10 rid themselves Of the HOosier .nd
has hddle. bs, Il -.s no 60 he swore As'd
- nusick iast ~ long rs he pleased AT
last bsg kent9ckian sprang from M. seat
saying. q" III In him Placing himself by
;he hddier. be commenced brzying nth al
has might The effect Of this move Ma. be-
yOnd description. Old Ksntaeky br.yed
20 loud that he dro-ned the sereeehiag Of
the halle. and amid the shouts Of the pas
scngers the discO@6fisd HoOsier rvtresfsd,
seAviag the victory ~ith the Keut1ekian.
and his imitation Of Balaan'. friend. TIE
delight Of The Frenehnan knew no bounds.
and quiet vas restored. Dsring the night
the kentaekiah left tie boat. The next
morning. before breakfast. the passengers
we're startled BY the discOrdant sounds Of
the iOrmentOT- HOOsier had discovered
the coast ~a- clear. and ~a, boand to re-
Verge himself on The P.S-engers- Losdsr
and worse than ever screamed the 6ddle
TIE FrenehnAn. just seated 10 read bis pa
Per. on the 6rst sound rose and looked .nx-
Iousiy around. shrugged has sAoalder-. and
thea shouted - Ware Is he2 Ware is he ?
oaiek, Quick. Ware Is Monsieur Ken
tuck. re man vat play on re jsekasss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

ASTIQUrrY or YANKEE DoopfE.
Mr. William c. Bryant. lately traveiiDg
IN SPAN. relates thar some time ssscc.
when Mr. Perry. Secretary OF the AHs.,ri
can legation AZ Madrid. vas IN one Of t.e
Basque provinces. he heard band playing
their old national airs. The B4sqass have
preserved whatever Is peculiar 10 them,
their language. their Gust Ons. and nanv Of
their political rights. from the earliest pr J.
od IN whseh they are knOra IA history /;
their national masic i elAissed 70 De OF the
sane antiquity After tie band bad play
ed several other airs. IL struck up Yankee
Doodle. the very tune. IN every note
whieh = 50 familiar 10 American ears. AR.
Perry Immediately claimed it - our na-
tionsi air. - IL . one Of our old tunes.
said gentleman TO whom b. spoke. :" and
can COW inoe you Of the fAet- For hun
drrds Of years II has been q popular ar
among Us The gentleman afterwards
maie good BIS assertion By sbo~ing Mr..
Perry a manuscripts of great antiqsit which
contained The identical musical notes Of
d" Yankee Doodle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HoUsE-iMadelasr Dc Son P,opri-
etors..-E D. Kiucheloe, Va; E. B. Evan.
Loudoun county; COL r. Fl Dulany, Lon1oun;
Thomas Turner, NJ. Turner, St. Louis; W. N.
Stcrne, j. Ii. Shellaharger, Washington; JOS.
Thornton, Joseph Davidson, Fairfax; Col.
NorviI, Alexandria; Robert NJ. Hooe, Lees
burg; L. B. Silcott, Fauquier; S. G. Minias-
siau, New York; Y. W. Johnston, Va; Miss
Maxwell, Memphis Tenn; Philip Smith, Va;
John Hefebower, and wife, Wavcrland Eau
quier county --..-
City HoTEL--RoJGt j. Ramey, Proprietor.
John X. Davis Rochester N. Y; I. =. Hunt,
Adams Express Company; 3. +. McGraw,
Florida; Charles A. Kiley, Richmond; Samuel
N. See, ", W. Spraile, Thomas Hany, John
Foulke, Philadelphia; j. H. Simpson, Lou
doan county; Owen L. Holmes, Mrs Amos
Fox, Virginia; Richard Marshall, Loudoun
county; II. v. Fcrgeson, Manassas R. r.; Is.
d. Holden, J. I. Manning, Campbell county;
Ihomas A. Davis, Gordonsville: Fl. c. Gist,
Lees burg; VIM. II. Dodge, and six servants,
'. \. Fanslise. Old Dominion Oil Works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03
LOCAL NEWS. .

THE WEATHER. night about o'clock,
i commenced showing, and light snow tell
for an hour or two Subsequently the night
hocamc clear and the stars shone out with Ut
usual brilliancy The weather, however, con
t;pued cold, and, this morning just at day
lislt, the thermometer was, probably, lower
than it has been before, this winter, 1t mod
Grated afterwards The trees. this morning,
heinz covered with The 'feathery snow, pre-
..ntsd beautiful appearance, when the rays
If the sun fell on them. The river exhibits a
vide expapse If ice and snow, as far as the
eve can reach--with only narrow track OF
cnep water made by the few tugs which are
kept moving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

lCOMMUNICATED.

fear "a Fireman" has made two mistakes
in his reply to the communication Of Query"
on the Hook and Ladder question: for he, in
the humble opinion of the writer, does not
practice what he breaches, think three times
before you speak once when he charges the
Hydraulion Steam Engine Company with in
efficiency generally, because as he alleges land
[ believe with truth) the Friendship Engine
Company (of which he is evidently member)
is entitled and has received the thanks of prop
erty owners and residents of the vicinity of
Jenkins Mill, for the preservation of their
property, at the time of that fire. Butt "a
Fireman will take the same trouble to learn
facts that he desires Query to take by max
ing the enquiries at Queen and Fairfax streets,
ne will find that majority of the citizens will
agree with me that at the following fires The
Hydraulion steamer was worth all the others,
in the service rendered, viz At the burning OF
the Alexandria Theatre when they not only
saved Arnold's building, on the east, Stewards
building on the west, but prevented the fire
from crossing King street, and thereby, IN all
human probability, saving the entire south
eastern portion of the city from destruction;
at the burning Of Cross store and adjoining
property on King street; at Simpson stable,
back of Fairfax street at the fire at Corses
banking house, on King street; at DR.. Muir
phys stable, and Smoots row, on Christmas
night? Had it not been for the steamer
what would have became Of the bark piles and
other buildings in that block? And what com
pany extingulshed the fire at Queen and Fair
fax streets a lew nights since? That is mis-
take No. |. And in the next place if this
Steam Engine is of SO little service in the de.
partment where is the necessity Tor another?
Yet he seems to argue in favor Of another;
aud fully agree with him that an additional
one in the Western part of The city IS absolute
ly necessary for the protection of property
But can our citizens be induced to subscribe to-
wards the purchase Of another, while a
Fireman" endeavofa to convince them that the
present one is not Of any more service than an
ordinary Hand Eng ne?
[ do not de>ire to disparage the activity or
efficiency of the Hand Eogine Companies. tor
from practical experience as Il Fireman. l be-
liere they have, and do now render all the
service they can with their apparatus. But
if he steamer has been Of more value than
all tho Hand Engines combined, do not let us
play the dog in the manger,' but rather
make room for, and hail with pleasure the i'm
provements of the age for it cannot be denied
that the system of Steam Fire Engines is vast
ly superior to the former plan for the extn-
guishmcnt Of fires AN OLD FIREMAN,
And not Member Of the Hydrauion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03
VARIETIES! VARIETIES! /!


NO. -, KIM EFT.
CLOAK md DRESS BUTTONS, Bugle
and other trimmings Tor Dresses, Black and
coorcd Velvet Ribbons White Cord, and Cord
ard Tas:els for infants CloaI,s, Stamped En-
broiderics, Silk Cotton and Linen and Stair
Embroidery BraidS, Knitting Cottons All num-
bers, White and Coiorcd Yarns, Hosiery in
great variety, Lace and Linen Collars. six
Betting, Kid AMI other Gloves, Linen Cambria
Handkcrchicfs for Ladies and Gents, with II
great variety Of other articles, which l Will sell
at reduced prices. nos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

INCORRECT REPORT The report circulated
this morning that the steamer Express Of the
Baltimore line had been cut through by the ice
in The Bay is incosrcc!, rs the steamer was at
Aqua Creek, yesterday, from which port a
dispatch was received by her agent here, from
Captain Ryther
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

ALEXANDRIA, CANAL RALROAD.-W Q
understand that petition signed among
others by several members of the City Council
is in circulation asking the Legislature of Vir-
GINA to grant charter to the Lesses OF the
Alexandria Canal to build railroad from this
City to Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALENAN-
l. dria County, November l5 1866 Robert /.
Edelin,, H. German, Thomas Mccormick adj
ministrator of Elias Harrison, deceased, james
Z. McGraw Willis Henderson. Julla W heatley,
and Mary Whcatley, on behalf Of themselves,
Mnd such other stockholders Of the Mechanical
Building Association of Alexandria as may join
in and contribute to the expenses of this suit,
complainants vs. Mechanical Building, A*socia;
ton Of Alexandria, William Arnold, David
Appich, Ewcll c. Atwell, n. W, Burehell, Ma
ria Buchanan, administrators Of r: Z: Buchanan
deceased, J. IL. Devaughn, A. w. .Eastlack, ).
Newton Harper, Luther D. Harrison, II; ".
Hardy, John Jones' Margaret kinzer, with the
will annexed of l. Louis Kinzer Hugh Latham,
j. W. Nails, c. l.. Richards, r. ": Robinson,
John Summers, Stephen Swain, John l.. Pas
coe, Samuel Beach D. /. Slnoot administrator
of Peter Davis deceased. James +. McGraw,
George II. Mari el, and Robert l. Edelin,, Trus
tees Of the Mechanical Building Association of
defendants.
The decree ofthe November term, 1866, directs
that the papers in the above cAnsC be referred
to w. c.. Ycaton, Master in Chancery Of said
Court to enquire into and state full and com
plcte account Of the transactions OF said Build.
ing Association the condition of the accounts
between the Association and its membersi the
amount due on the several deeds Of trust eXecu-
ted for the benefit Of the said Association; the
due from the said Association to It's
and the amounts due from Its mem
bers to the said Association, with Instructions to
the said Master to publish for four successive
weeks, the objects of the reference in some
published in the city of Alexandria,
in lieu of personal service upon the parties IN
tcrcstcd, &c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Jan. =, 1867.
Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested
in the decree, of which the foregoing is an alb
stract, that [ have fixed upon WEDNESDAY,
the Goth day Of February, 1867, at my office in
the city Of Alexandria, when and where shall
proceed TO execute the said decree
W. G.. YEATON,
Master in Chanccry Of the
IL 2-1awiw Circuit Court Of Alexandria Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

DINNER TO THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
are on foot in Washington to give the negroes,
now located on the Arlington estate, a grand
dinner on Saturday, the fifth instant. ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

Il present. DIR. Josiah Willard has been
presented with handsome collection of books,
in testimony Of the appreciation of the donors
Of his services as leader OF the choir of the
NJ. E. Church. ......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

BAD BEHAVIOUR The services at the
chapel at the Episcopal Seminary, on Sunday
last, it is reported, had to be suspended in con-
sequence of some mischievous boys having put
red pepper in the hot stove. ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

The RIVER Last night perfected commu-
ncatnn between the Maryland and Virginia
shores. This morning several parties, some
with boats and some with sleds, crossed the
River on the ice without accident. The ice
is several inches thick, aud navigation is for
the present, at least, etfectua1y closed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, AGREE
y ally to the requirements Of the charter.
INT the Annual Meeting of the S:ocliho der: ~
will be held Oh MONDAY, the 7th day Of Jan.
uary next, ut II o clock ~, in the enc; -, -
NJ cssrs Hooe & Wedderburn, AIcA;.dr'@, = o
fnr +hn nincfion Of five directors, " trr"a.:E"s
and q clerk to manage the affairs Of SAID CON-
panv during the ensuing ycarnnd for '''e -'..'.
Iction Of such other business rs nay he @Fo@2''
hai,,rc them. ALBERT g. HALL. C."r"..
" Asu1SnTOX. Dec -, 1855. ldn - - wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

HUsTINGs COURT. A petition to the Leg
islature for. the establishment of a Hastings
Court in this place, is in circulation tor sigma.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

M% NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-There will
be discount of 35 per cent allowed on all tax
bills paid in current funds to the Corporation
of Alexandria, up to the lst day OF January
1867; after that date the collectors will proceed
to recover the same in the manner prescribed
by law, viz distraint.
WEsLY AVERY,
JAMES FosSET,
dec Aft . .' .. Collectors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03
: AMpS, LAMP GOODS < OH


Is. No:tN I'oT1u H!Tr'"!1,,- -.
offers for ;ain Lamps II ;'e;'S %af =. ;, .ro.' ,i
I II'.!y s "," e.. Ground and Plain GIo"
rb,"'r..t A., ;,:rsIs ard SIZES brushes, N;@.
ni III ,;,,. GOOD. in lhetrad" az tn" BIO, reg
A'In ~ icc: Especial attention. j. edited II
Sor[rn Joi Of Stand Lamps Just received. -.-
:sd vt extr"a%E ley ~ tG 3h ".1 ".'1: M e:,
:, E,1.i:''lir PurIor AMI Table !lAnps bah :,y.
-,.~ come quickly. ".@ '--t:
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& q III II E Il CT 4 l.

BALTIMORE MARKET-Tho inquiry for all
grades of Flour is limited, but holders are not
pressing sales
Grain. Receipts are restricted to small lots
by rail, the bay and harbor being nearly closed
tied
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03
PEDAL NOTICE S.

~ S. DEALHAM, No. LOG, KING STREET,
having an extraordinary large stock OF GENTS
AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOTHING, and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS on hand, is selling them of
at cost until further notice. Positively one
price only @ Jan D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03

B@E All persons having husne*s wlih The
SHERIFF may find him at his office, over the
Market and adjoining the Old Courtroom, dur
ing the usual hours of business. de ol-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-03
Il U S 6 Z /. n IS.
ALLIS NEW OPERA HOUSE.

WTALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BERRY 6 WALI......... .............. Propriet"rs
Il b. PHILLIPS. ................ >;t.gc .hanagcr
THURSDAY EVENING. January 3
MR.. F. s. CRANFRAU,
AS DUNDREARY AND HIS BROTHE h,
OUR 4 MEXICAN COUSIN Az HOME,
And in the imitation scene of the
WIDOWS VICTIM.
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CLOTHING DEALERS.
P r O G. L \ II i T / o Il
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.


Whereas, Being armed and equipped with
such u stock Of READY-MADE CLOTHING
IS cannot fail TO strike the bcholdcr with De
wi!dcrng nlnazcmcnt, and please the fancy OF
all; and,
whereas. Having entered the field for the
Fail and Winter Campaign Of trade, | "nl de-
tcrmined to rcpulse, il lot entirely van4ulsA,
the great system Of momstr'us prices ana miiE-
d;.rous profits, which have settled upon our
whole country like !, mighty incud~S, sinking
the poor into deeper depths Of poverty ana
,lraggin@ down he allnont, and even driving
many 70 distraction; and
Whereas, L have taken unusual pains IN $'o
selection Of my stock, and have purch@scd all al
the lowest cash ,.ricc: which will enable m" 80
accommodate any purchaser at I'll" lowest cas-"
figures, -,o -.
Thrrct;,rc 7, C!iAS. \. GLADKE, 10 hin@
street; between Pix: and It. Asaph do hereby
issue this my procIan:ti"n.t" dispose Of my ne"
stack, upon such ier"s rs must give entire .7'-
i&i;ici"n.
Wh,rrunto have iitis, the 26th day Of Ucto-
Der 4 y. 1856 and Of tho Ini"peilHcnc4 81 tn"
Unitel Stntns Of Amrr;c;, the nlnctloLh year,
risccI N. h.nA nnl caused The great seal - 90
iiiiXc,
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new YORK, Jan. 2.-The dry goods trade is
quiet with but few sales. The market, notwlth'
Standing the extrcma lethargy, is in a healthy
condition.