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BY SIMPSON Sc ATWILL, AUGTN RS.
TT S. MARSIIAL'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an order issued by the Assessor
Of Internal Revenue for the 7th District OF Fir-
gniu will expose, at public sale. for cash to
the highest bidder, on TU ESDAY, March 5th,
at Janney's Wharf, commencing nj 10 o'clock,
a M, one copper still, one force pump, one
handsome office desk, q large lot Of Vat., Hogs
heads, Tubs, Barrels, Ola Iron, Rope Tools,
and Harness, Stoves, Lumber, and Il variety Of
other articles, seized as the property of H..
Palmer for violation Of Internal Revenue Laws.
Also, one NEW STEAM BOILER, one Force
Pump, one Arctic Refrigerator, one Patent
Money Drawer, lot Of Wines, a lot OF Malt,
two Rifles, and a large lot of articles similar to
the foregoing, seized rs the property Of George
w. Hunter, for violation of the Internal Rev
enue Laws. JOHN UNDERWOOD,
fe 25-ts1 u S, Marshal, District Of Virginia.
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4 JCTION S A Z Z S.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ Pursuant 10 decree Of the Circui: Court
OF Noudoun. st the October term, 1858 pro-
aeuHced in .he chancecy cause therein depend
ing, OF P9we!! vs. Gray, I shall. about nohn, GA
the 18th DAi OF MARCH, 1857, II th1 Court
House door, in Leesburg, offer for sale, q: pub
lie AUCTION, to the highest bidder, MI that
TRACT OK PARCEL OF LAND, lying and
being in the county of L"udoun, on the west
side Of the public road leading from Uppcrville
to Bloomfield, contnining82 acres, rood and 26
perches OF land, being that portion OF the Ian
gollen estate, which lis north of the private
road leading from said public road to the dwell
ling house on said Langollen estate, and is con-
tanned within the boundaries indicated by the
figures and letters l, %. |, on the plat flied
in said cAllsc.
TERMS Une-Lhird cash, one third in six
months, and the remaining third in twelve
months from the day of SALE bearing interest
from the day of sale. The purchaser 10 execute
his bond for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained till the purchase money be
all paid. MATTHEW HARRISON;
Trustee and Commissioner Of Sale.
iEESEJKG February 23-cOIS
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MAYORS OFFICE RECEIPTS The receipts Of,
the Mayors Office from March 9th, 1866, to
February 2sth, 1867 have been as follows:

CoLLIsIoN.-The passenger train on the
Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, and hand
car, sustained collision yesterday, near Shad
we'll Depot. Three ladies and gentleman
were on the hand car previous to the collision,
but they rolled off and into the drain on the
side Of the road bed, before the cars met, and
were unframed.
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BurrlrttS FAvoring Essence: EXtrncts,
Burnett Cologne, Cocoaine, kaIlistone, \ thin"
Remedy, Toilet Cases, Oriental Tooth Wa>@,
Extract Vanilla, P"rtemonac?, fnn"y SOAPS,
Kcn,lal!'s Ambolyne, Sterlng'S Ambrosia, S'-
prror French BIackiug, UpiiNn's Hair Dye,
F.mnnl de- Paris Toilet Powers, Ponadcs, Co
logne, Preparations for the HAir, Water Col"rs
in Boxes, Hair Brushes Dressing Combs, Curl
ing Fluid, Hair GLASSES, HaGan's Mngn"I"
Balm, Lubin's Extracts, Hair Ecstni"f Bay
Rum, S,,zodonl, Depilutory Powders, American
Hair Glusses Balm Of Water Lilly, White Nlr-
yin Winc Of Antilc: Balm Of LOO Flowers,
Thompson's Tooth Soap, Lily White, HMir
Brushes, Hair brushes And Combs; ali the dli-
'rrcnt varieties Of Hair kcstorcrs, Lyons hath
akron, NC, for sale by HEN ~ CJoN,
dr % 80 and :!2l, King Sc.
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FINE LIQUoR.-Mr. w. F. Henderson, No.
30, North Royal street. has sent us sample of
Pure Virginia Mountain Whiskey, which be-
ing subjected to the taste of good judges, is
pronounced to be excellent in quality, and well
deserving favorable notice. 1t answers to its
bomp- "
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LsP EC-IAL NOTICES.

"a All persons wishing bargains can obtain
them by. calling al. JOSEPH STEMS Dry and
Fancy Goods store, NO. 1914, King. street. where
he is selling of all his goods Of and below cost
The sale will continue until the first OF April
All will do well to give him call as he is de-
termined to close out his entire stock, even at a
great sacrifice yI ~, -.a- ~: feb 26-lm
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 10Th, 1867

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. 18TH, 1861.
Hon Hugh Latham:
DEAR SIR: Your polite note Of invitation
to deliver 4 lecture for the benefit of the Or
phan Asylum of Alexandria, is received
Though not member of the noble Order you
represent [ entertain L profound respect for it,
and cannot but warmly endorse what under
stand to be the chief object of its Institution,
and do not feel free TO refuse request ema-
mating from it, especially when that request is
in the form of an invitation to deliver lecture
for the benefit of an Orphan Asylum. | will
cheerfully deliver the lecture in question on
the 9th proximo, for which purpose you are
welcome to the use of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. in this city.
Your obedient Servant,
W. e. MUNsEY.
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EREPoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. "A war
rant was issued for the arrest of a man named
Gift, charged with maltrcating his wife.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. No cases worth
reporting this morning ..... -
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a9~ S, DEALHAM, No. lo6, KING STREET,
having an extraordinary large stock of GENTS
AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOTHING, and GESTs
FURNISHING GOODS on hand, is selling them OIL
at cost until further notice. Positively one
price only. Jan lo-2"tt
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~ ECTIO NOTICE.

An election will be held in the several wards
Of the city, on the lst Tuesday in March next,
for the following ohicers A Mayer, sixteen
members Of the Common Council, -four from
each ward) fur members Of the Board Of Alder
men, Zone from each ward) a Guager of Casks
and Inspector of Domestic Spirits; an Inspector
and Measurer Of Wood and Bark ; two Measur-
ers and Inspectors of Lumber; n Superintcnd-
ent Of Police; a Collector Of Taxes for the lst
and 4th Wards; q Cole tor Of Taxes for the
I'd and 3rd Wards; az Attorney for the Corp"-
ration two Assessors; Clerk Of the Market;
an Auditor Of Public Accounts; u City Survey
Or; Il Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department.
and Il Superintendent Of the Gus Works..
The election will be held at tho following
named places:
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.
LIST Ward .-Messrs w. K. Howard Geo w.
Dearborn John Arnold. n. Hicks, and b. Il.
Lambert. Polls on Prince, east Of Water st.
I'd Ward.-M essrs. II. !. Simpson, j. II. ID.
Smoot, Suml. Tennesson, J. l.. smith and Geo
H. Robinson. Polls at Council Chamber.
3rd Ward-Messrs. j + McGruw, DIR. d N
French j H Parrot, E f Wilmer ond j 4 Dix
on-Polls at Court House.
9TH. Ward-Messrs. Geo. McBurncy, w W
Harper W. II. Mcknight, John n Henderson,
and g G Bradley--Polls N. w. corner Prince
and Alfred streets
feb l9--te n. NJ. WHITE, &. G.
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Rev. Mr.. MUNsEY. "A letter from the
University Of Virginia, published in the Rich
mond Times, says:
\ sensation has been created in our co,nmu.
nifty hy the advent of L hitherto unknown ge.
nius--a mention of which could not be omitted
IN any letter written from the University at
this time. Rev MIR. Muussy, pastor Of the
Southern Methodist Church in Alexandria,
Virginia, preached in our community on Sun.
day night and made an impression quite with
out parallel in the recollection of any citizen
with whom [ have spoken about him.
TO say that he is orator, would bc dong
HIN great injustice; for the wonder Is, that
with disadvantages Of person, manner and
Volre, that few men have to contend with, he
holds his audience enchanted as by a spell.
His power lies 10 grand thoughts and an i'm
penal dletion If / expressed my own opinion
or that of those who heard him, should incur
The charge of being extravagant, therefore l
content myself with what have said, feeling
assured that he must ere long be known to the
World and placed in the high position that ne
deserves.
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FIRE-Aoout half past one o'clock last
night, Mr. James H. Simpson, residing over
his bakery, on Fairfax street, near King,
was awakened by the suffocatlng effects OF
smoke, which filled his bedroom, and which,
upon investigation, was found to issue from the
cellar of the adjoining house, occupied by MIR.
Edgar Speiden, as a family grocery store
The alarm was instantly given, in short
time the Fire Department was on the ground,
and, Ivy the vigorous and plentiful application
of water, the flames, which had invaded the
lover and second floors of the house, were
speedily extinguisiled. Some excitement was
created among the crowd in the neighborhood
Of the burning building by The announcement
that powder was stored there, but Captain
Walsh Of the night watch, and young Mr..
Taylor Arnold, having learned its location,
plunged boldly through the smoke and soon
emerged bringing with them the only two kegs
in the house. The stock of Mr.. Speidcn was
considerably injured but was fully insured in
Baltimore Companies. The fire was undoubt-
edy the work Of an ncendiary, and was kindled
in the cellar Of the house. 81.
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REV. Mr.. MUNsEY's LECTURE.--The Rev
Mr.. Munsey, pastor Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, in this city, has, as will be
seen by the following correspondence, consented
to deliver lecture for the benefit of the Or
phan Asylum:
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 18th, 1867.
Rer W e. Nunsey:
SIR: Potomac Lodge No SO. l. o. o. F.,
has determined to have u lecture Tor the bene-
fit of the Orphan Asylum Of Alexandria, y
AMI have been instructed to invite you to de-
liver said on the Goth or 9th proximo. We
sincerely desire that you may find it convenient
to comply.
We wish to obtain your church for the ser
vices, and hope you may tie able to grant oul
request in that particular. g..
Your obedient Servant,
HUGH LATHAM, for the Committed.
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ELECTION OIICI S.
MATORALTI.

gGs~ All announcements 1s2dsr this hsHd 1H4St
be paid for IN Advance. .-...-
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We have on hand full assnrtne nt OF

Direct from VIM. a. Droun u Co., one Of the
most celebrated manufacturers in the country.
We have, also, the twevo-ribbed, in Silk and
Scotch Bingham, VIII, ch are not rs heavy as the
ordinary eight ribbed ones We feel safe in re-
feb 21-tf WLTMER " SLAYMA kER.
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PATENT MEDICINES,

Pcrrnmcry, Spices Paints, Oils, Garden Seeds,
&c, &c. He also take. this opportunity OF STA
ting that he has reduced the price ofnll kinds OF
goods ut both No. 80 and 20 King street, t."
meet the present strngency Of the times, and
hopes by putting his goods down to The lowest
rates ut which they can be sold, to merit lib
Grad share Of the public patronage as h"rrtoior"
Don't forget the number, G3J nnd ~, King 81.
feb IL HENRY COOK.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRA EB. %.

III. ARRIVED. ~
Steamer Wawsset, Gedney, Curioman, to
Hooe Wedderburn. -.
Schr. Nellie II. BENEDICT, Ellis, Washington,
to II. Eldridge IL Co. ......-..-..-..
Schr. Enoch Pratt, Baker, Fall River, to NJ.
Eldridge IL Co. ~~@
Sloop Ann Mccarthy, Hatlon, Piscataway,
oats to Geo. Washington, and tobacco to b.
Wheat.
Sloop Ellen Jane, Dent, Pomonhey, corn to
Thomas Perry. .. ...
By The Friendship Fire Company desire to
return their thanks 10 VIM. L. Henderson,
Edgar Speiden and r. Portner, Tor refresh
mens furnished them at the fire last night 1t
A GNTS WA NTED
SIS, 500 AND $3.50 PER MONTH
is now being made by our Agents canvassing for
the new work Of historical value and romantic
interest, entitled,
WEARING OF THE GRAY"
Comprising .....
Personal Portraits, Sketches, Adventures and
Incidents Of the War, with Thrilling Mar
ralivrs of1he Daring Deeds, Dash
ing Charges, Toilsome March
es, Willing Sacrifices,
and Patient Suf-
... BOYS IN GRAY,
BY JOHN ESTEEM COOK.
formerly Of Gen Stuurt's STAFF, author Of Sur
ry of Eagles Nest" Life Of Stonewall Jack
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED.
ne To energetic men and wonen raro
chance is offered to make money. Address
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING co
No l3, Holiday street, Baltimore, Md,
Post Office Box, 1.424. feb 90 co2w&w2t
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NTOTICEI MOTIF Ell
NOTlCE!!!
The subscriber takes this opportunity Of IN
forming his friends that he has removed ms
Drug Store from pa King street to 20 doors
cu:t, The premises to which h0 has removed
are much M )rc convenient, and he will be AbIc
To keep Il larger assortment Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ru1rRsDAy. EVENING, FEBRUARY 2s.
NV ORPHAN ASYLUM MEETING. The an.

Tur ORPHAN ASYLUM MEETING. The an
,uo1 meeting for the benefit Of. the Orphan
ASYLUM and Female Free School, was held IN
tns Methodist Episcopal Church South, last
n;abt and though the attendance waslessthan
ont;c;nsted, and the meeting in point OF num-
bars far below the gatherings OF former years.
vpr the spirit manifested showed no abatement
n zeal for the cause, and the amount realized
arb;h;ted q degree of Eberality that speaks
noblv for those who gave, and will doubtless
;oc;ts others who we're not present, but who
tool az deep an interest in the maintenance OF
this Alexandria favorite charity, to respond
eouay as literally for the support OF the help
less orphans.
The meeting was presided over by Lewis
Mackenzie, ESQ.,, who, by his enlivenlng re-
marks and liberal donations, aided much in
the success which attended the exercises
Rev. Mr.. McCampbell opened the exercises
with prayer; after which a choir, improviscd
tnr the meeting, discoursed some most excel
lent music, appropriate to the occasion.
After the reading of the annual report Of the
Managers, and the Trcasurer's report, the for
mrr of which shows that there are now sixteen
orphans in the Asylum, that there has been no
death n the institution during the year, and
toucllingIy abiding to the dccease of one Of the
Board of Managers, the orphans led by Mr..
John II. Cook, sang u beautiful and appropri
ale hymn. ..- .....
Alr. Mckenzie then made Il short but peril
nent address, setting forth the object Of the
meeting, and making happy appeal iii behalf
of the orphans. ..
The usual method Of raising funds, by con
frrring the honorary degree Of life membership
ul,uu subscription 0! twenty dollars, was then
proposed, and in Il short time the following
ladies and gentlemen were duly elected viz
Reys Lefiwich, McUampbell, Munsey, Willis,
Norton, Randolph, Sprigg, krocs, J. L.
Johnston, Biting, Nice, Wheeler and Saugl-
ter Mrs Judge Thomas: Mrs f. Snowder,
ST., Mrs. Biting, Mrs. McCampbell, Mrs.
Willis, Mrs. Leltwich and Mrs. Munsey;
Judge Thomas, Edgar Snowaen, ST., Hugh
Latham, Lewis Mcken4ie, JAS. Green, James
Grisg, and J. T. Cook
During the evening short addresses were
made at the request Of the ladies' by Edgar
Snowden ST., and Judge Fl. ". Thomas.
A vote of thanks was given 10 the choir, and
to Mr.. Latham for his kindness in furnishing
conveyance for the orphans and then after an
other appropriate piece by the choir, and the
haoo1ictiop The maafjnr s4jOurnn1
The total amount realized will exceed 5000
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EDUC11ON IN PRICES!
As the season is far advanced for the sale Of
Dress Goods we will offer great inducements to
Our stock of DRESS GOODS embraces al
most every desirable style and color, among
which are something entirely new in French
Rcpps. Our French Merinoes are held at prices
AS low, if not lower, than they were before the
war We have just received Il large accession
to our stock Of
VIRGINIA CASSIMERES
which will be sold vt such prices rs we feel sure
will give satisfaction.
dec 81 WILMER IL SLAI MAKER.
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DOR MAYOR-The many friends Of AIR.
l. JAMES A. ENGLISH will support him
for the above mentionc POSITION at the ensu-
ing election. His well-known qualifications
and his integrity Of character guarantee that
the position will be filled 10 our entire satlstac-
ton. feb Ste
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NoTE-Ihe land will be divided into two Or
more tracts, and plat; Will be exhibited At sale
feb lt-cOls
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T2Uk MAYOR.-YU tbs VOTERS OF
Z ALEXANDRIA, Having served this com
munity to The best of my ability, respectfully
announce myself Tor reelection, subject to the
decision Of the voters, on the first Tuesday III
March, (5th) 1867.
feb Ste HUGH IAlll a Nj.
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NAM. II. MARBURY will be supported for
w the MAIORALTY at the ensuing cleo
ton, by ,
feb 4-te% MANI CITIZENS.
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The balance Of the
TRUST ESTATE

OF GEORGE r.. WHITE, consisting OF
Teas Yeast Powders Buckets, Broons,
Shoe Brushes. Ink, Jellies, Canned Fruits Cl~
CARS and Tobacco, in great variety; Port, Sher-
ry, Claret California and Champagne Wines,
Jamaica Rum, Scotch Whiskey, Bitters, &C.,
in bottles and casks, demijohns, &c, is now Of
fared for sale ut reduction from usual prices
Also, for sale, four Wagons, two Drays, one
Horse, one Carriago two sets harness, Sugar
Mill, Grain Fan, two Trucks, lot of Camp
Stoves Grain Sacks, Guano, Bruce's Fertilizer,
&c. This offers q rare opportunity to purchase
goods, wagons, &c, at low prices. 81, Gamer
on street .-...
fab 21-1wis f. E. WHITE. Trustee.
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FORKENT-Thc premises Nos. 81 and
S$a 50, King street, next door to H. BeiPs
Book store, and recently the office Of the Ma
tional Express and Transportation Company
Also the Brick and Slated Building, in Shhrp~
shin Alley, near the marke Possession given
Ma ch lst Apply to
feb 26-lw@ ANDREW JAMESON.
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DIBBONS.-To arrive this day a fine sssort-
IL, ment of BLACK RIBBONS; also cheap
FELT HATS To which [ would call the atten-
ton of the ladies. Mrs. &. l., SIMPSON,
nov 2-tf No $50 King street.
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/yOTrONS. IRISH LINEN, Sc We are
( today in receipt of large addition to our
stock of Bleachsd and Unbeacheed Cottons, Cal
icoes s irish Linens, &C., to which we would call
particular attention as wethink they are cheap.
feb I7-tf WITMER u SHAY NJ AhER.
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AUDITOR.

WE ARE authorized 10 announce > AMlIS
w s. DOUGLAS ~ n candidate Tor the
,1irn Of Auditor feb lite
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Derianpt. waan riGte ate BeteILMn en- an
Berger, Gbnfts u. Co., Gbemiter,
app eoduwl5 80. 2S5 HiDer sir., Srop, q. ..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-25
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