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Evening star., 1867-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.


wALL's NEW OPERA HOUSE.
4. 5. s1HHSsss
IUHsDAY !, EyIsINa. February y, lsa, -,
who will .pp:.f = ffs s1fra aRRssdrR aRssdrR ,n..a.--
YER. sefsSs Ns o. DyASEa son 50 peerted sy spo.,
q sIss q ;faasofi Gis ils ne ..a.,ss Farce
i. Fl 8 'l.. :a.''a'
fSsessioD .wiii Ss produced . drsnsfiast,on of
sD '',e oi1i1s' 06R EtTGAi II S! FRIsnp. q s"-.'
So sRArIs or ADMISSION.
S,es ss Z csdf:s Sissi. 6 fn' CIR
NATIONAL THEATRE .I3
Pennsyivania avenue, near wfllards' Hotel.
srrrrrAs2HHfTtSt sisHf 81 irsssszza,n.ur
tcIns5I, form MISS JEAN NJ bb1277ssNroBr, and
". THIS EVENING, 3D.. r
OF the isteresting hys act Drama from the French,
-, MESA!hIANCE;
which ms fa IasbiR Asf r os.
sotsr Ter IN which she made her triumphant re sntres
METzEROTT HALL.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
February u and IL.
oHAsrs AfS SSn nEsHyFiESf TaI FIortI. AMUSEMENT
YOUNG FOLks'
CONCERrl p ..F.
Prof. Foxs Mu.isa, and Patriotic
lEasTtEfk asSss SHSVi M srssSs. s:iS,
- ALI OF Washington.
All In Appro pirate Uosfu N es of America; O ueen
Of all the Powers. 9siaxy of States; Spring aud
summer Queens; Wintsr; Fairy Queens and n osts
OF Fairies. Gipsey Queen and her Flowers
Zephyr.; tFlower Girls; all arranged terrace
sbove terrace, each performer being in full view
from any part of the hall
Admission, so Gents, Deserved Seats, rs Cents.
poers open at 81; 70 commence at71a O'Clock.
Deserved Seats sold by number at Metzerott's
Music Store, where Diagram of the Hall can be
seen. Gentlemen Ushers In atte nd TO seat the
audience. fe ST.
Evening star., 1867-02-07

CONDITION or rHR BRrpess oyRR TIE Po.
ToMAc-Up 70 ~ O'Clock TO- day, the condition
OF the Long and RAILROAD BRIDGE over the Po.
tomac river, At Washington, Is as follows The
draw and two spans Of the Railroad bridge on
the Wa.hington eide. and the draw aud two
spans Of the Long bridge on the same side.
nave been carried away by the ice, ths freshet
seeming to TAXA the Washingtou channel as a
means OF escape IN preference to the main
channel. which 10 on the Virginia SIDE OF the
rlver.a Three spans of the Long bridge adjoln-
lng that portion OF the pars carried away
mentioned Absve, have been underpgnhed By
me Ice, on the west side, and are liable to be
borne on By any farther elevation Of the tide.
On the southern end of the Long bridge, the
asufment on which sat the keepers house; has
been injured, the bouss damaged by the ice
which IL jam lined underneath Il and the two
spans connecting the Virginia shore with the
rest OF the bridge, have been carried away; in
fact the " hole Of the Long bridge has been Sc
riouslv injured, and a long time will necessa.
riiy be consumed In repairing IL n such repair
is conteup plated. The track OF Washington,
Alexandria and 9eorgetowR railroad, from the
bridge to the Columbian turnpike, has been
inundated and washed by the flood which
poured over Mason's Island. and the cross
Ties, IN many places, are alone supported by
their attachment TO the rails.-Alsxandria Ga
zetts ofyesterddy st '.' ~ i' II .''t
Evening star., 1867-02-07

POLICE REPoRTs-The arrested Yesterday
a shown by tbs reports OF the Police this
morning were a.. The amount OF fines i'm :
posed was s72OI.
Evening star., 1867-02-07

THKORATORIo- -Msfzsrott Hall was Gro wded
TO Its utmost capacity last evening by a fash
loDable audIenct. and the oratorio, Handel's
- Messiah" was gwen in excellent style. We
are glad 10 learn that its success has indu ced
Tie Philharmonic Society 10 repeat IL to -mor-
row evening, ard that already most OF the
tickets have been sold. Those wishing 70 AT
lend should SECURE their seats az once.
Evening star., 1867-02-07
RY COOPER LATIMER, Ausao oueers,
- Clats clerks with Jas q Mcclure OoD
Southwest corner of Pepn'a avenue ssd nth n
star once Bsflding.
TgHHHRITTTRs, RHRTIR RInA.E9., PABLO. sgITKs.

BuREsEs BRbsFPsps RIaF9s pARLSb
skMdhG MACHINES, OARPKrs, &C.
on eAIUbDAf MORNING next, FebrusTy 9,
commencing ~ 10 o clock, We shall sell, IN front
of our auction rooms. south vest corner Of Peon,s
avenue And ilth street, large lot Of Furniture,
Two second hand Pfanos
walnut Velvet cover ed Parlor Suite
Rosewood Card Table
marble top Center Tables
walnut and Mahogany Gard Tables
OAK and Walnut Frame Lounges, cove red 10 green
Hair and HHsk Mattresses
Feather Belsters and Pillows
Wheeler Wilson sevfns Machine
Bfuseels and Three ply Targets
Chamber and Cooking etsves
Together with . general assoftment os House.
hold urniture, Cooking usensfls, &c =
Terms cssh. CoOPER q LArIMER,
feI AucnanNNra
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,-..- IRIIsInAB, =

PRornornp bR bRRifsnn4s k1Hah sLrrr,.s PAT.
ent OF kn&iand, and secured By the seals Of the
Eooie de Pharmacis ae Paris, and the Imperial
Trtesemar No. l., 10 the ensctual remedy for Re
isxauon. spermathorrhosa, and 1xhsustion Of
the system. Triesemar Ho. has entirely ssper-
seded the passeoss use Of Oopavia, Cubebs, Sc
Trssemar No ts the infallible remedy Tor ell
ingredients.
Bach prsparstion 10 in the form Of o most agree
able Loxengs. Secured frsm the effects OF ct-
nate and chsnges Of asmosphsrs. n TIN eases, az
eases, thus saving %. Divided in separate dosss
30, 10.
Wholesale and retail by Dr.. BARLOW, Ho. lsI
sisissis s:s 80: So s :; fosD. uo $50 Penn.
ovO0Uo, corner nth - - oe-hU
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DIED..

DE FkOHDAT In Boston on the 9Th instant
of this city. N - AANsi
Her funeral will take place from st. Patrick /,
church on Friday morning, the Ssh in slant At
O'Clock Her friends and those OF the family ar;
Evening star., 1867-02-07
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

CHEAP COrrONs, =
10, BRIDGE ( srkhsEfrtl Il 1 tGhE55E&sEffsws, 4 D. @.
just received. a large stock Of COTTON GOODS,
Which We are selling at lower prices than they
Rave been sold since the war :-Bl sehed Muslin,
H12 10, lS cents; good yard wide Hhirting ditto, 20
and 70 cents; Androscoggn Bleacned Musliu,
80 cents; a. Wansutta de-, IS cents; 5 (, Ga,
"a ~ g. ii shestfDgs, very low, Calicoss at IN,
Is. Is cents; Merrimacks, Spr ues, and other best
makes, 20 cents: shifting Pfihts, 20 cents; Un
bleached Muslins, l2h, l. cents; yard wide ditto
Is and 20 cents. Gall and examine our stock
MONEY CAN BE SAVED by so doing
JAZZ I'm BENJAMIN MILLER
WM. wHEArLEY's PREMIUM STEAM
wv DYING 4 CLEANSING E5TABLfs fsH-
MENT: once No 49 Jefferson St, Georgetown,
ID. q. Established 1881; pren,i n awarded By the
Metropolitan Institute, 1857; reblilt 1856, and 1,
nov By far the largest and most com plete estab.
lisbment of the kind in this section or country
with large stack Of the best foreign and domss.
tic Dyes and Chemicals; Teplete with every dssir-
able Apparatus, and provided with the best Tai
ent and Artistic skfll to be obtained. The sub
scriber 10 prepared TO demsnst to his custom
ers that pre- eminent - may have been his pre-
ytous reputation, hts motto ts " ExceIsiorn in
Dyetp9. Cleansing, and Ren ptshing Lsdfes' and
Gentlemen apparel, Silks, Velvets, satins, Me-
Eno. CLOTHS, Ac., he means TO stand unri vailed
Truly thankful for past fsvors he selicit the con
tir ned custom Of the community
- Goods received and returned by Express
With the utmost prom ptness and dispatch,
ja s-lm WIN. Il. WHEdTLeY, Dyer.
Evening star., 1867-02-07

NALESTINBs.-ComIc Saientines 75 cents
per gross The largest and cheapest assort
inehl sf aientines IN the city, wholesale and
retail, at ShiliiDgton's Bookstore, corner AZ
street and Pennsylvania avenue C:
Evening star., 1867-02-07

BILLIARDs.-A match game of billiards be
tween Messrs. Jones Davis will be pls yed
TINS evening at the rooms of Geo. +. Hamln
III Pennsylvania avenue, between 17th and
lsth streets; game TO commence at half pasl
seven O'Clock.
Evening star., 1867-02-07

"HOP" AT THE KIRKwooD HoUsE-A vsrv
pleasant time was had at the KIrzwood Houss
last evening, the occasion being a party given
10 invited guests by the ladies residing az ths
hotel. A large number of notables Were pres
ent. and the 'hop" passed OF very pIea.antly
q all who participated. oountiful and eIe-
CANT supper was served by Messrs. Dudley *
Co, the ehterpTising proprietors Of the Kirk
wood
Evening star., 1867-02-07

THR CASE OF CONoyER-T6, 4Usosd Co,
Sptraey PeyJHry.-Afrer our report closed yes
terday-
MT h Smith testified that be had taken
the evidence OF ConOyer before the committee
and proceed 10 state his recel &c ton of the evil
dence.
Joseph A Hayre testified 10 having known
the prisoner since August, 1855, and idsnti fed
written paper as one he Subscribed 10 in
Judge HoIts offiee.
The prosecution proposed TO offer this paper
~ evidence which was objected 10 by the ue-
tense, and this point was argued until the
hour of adjournment. -
This morning. the witness Hoan resumed
the stand and was further examined.
Evening star., 1867-02-07

OPTICIAN GOoDs.-0pers glasses, and spec.
'acles made of pebbles, and sold for half the
price charged by opticians, Warranted tc
SUIT, at l. AIexander's, 24O PennsyIyania ave.
nue.. .
Evening star., 1867-02-07

MY OLD PATRONS will find it greatly to thei
advantage by calling AZ the new Shoe Store
NO. 5O2 7th street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
G.. b. WILSON,
I'm late OF the firm OF Burns A Wilson
Evening star., 1867-02-07
RY EAGLE CO., Auctioosers.
~ 6aleeroom No. 293 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th SITS.

RY EAeLE CO., Auctioosers.
~ Saleeroom No. 293 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th SITS.
EAGLE CO. will give their personal attention
TO the sale Of Real Essate and Household Furni-
ture. Alec, 10 the sales of stocks of Groceries,
Wtnes, Liquors, and MerchAbdiss Of every de-
serifton, Horses. Carriages, Harness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made consfR RnmentB.
Regular Sales ct our salesroom svery TUES
DAY TAUReDAY; End SATURDAY, % 10
jall-u Auctioneers.
HEERY OOLMAE q CO., AgQIIoE AND
H CONFUSION MEROaAkTe,
Nos 2e1 and 2s3 Penns: av.. bet eth end toth sts
Sales at auction every Tuesday, THURSDAY, and
ss''raAiR r IG,nik q. BkooSSs. sOs isse's ssis.u.a.
A fun assortment sf Dry Gseds, Booss, Shoes.
farnishins Goods, Crocksry, Tin Ware, stoSes
lo ..l..y: on hand g private sale loss6 "a,
~ ALSO.
wholesale and Retail De alers in HAydvare ana
Tin Ware, stoves, &o., Nos. 221 and 23l,
7th street, between n and u
large auannU OF Government stock, censist-
ing Of BlsRkets. Sheets, Pillows. Shirts Clothing,
Carts, Harness, vasons, WAGON Wheels, Wheel
bsrrows. Trucks Platfsrm Scales, 0onntes Bcaies,
C1QckeIy, Lemps, kantsrns, Tar, Paist. and So DO
joints stove PIPE, Aieo. large quantity Of second
hand Stoves. With many other articles toe nu-
msroua 20 spumer ste. The seeAs are Besrly nev, ,
ana VIII be sold af almost any Rrtce - snft -
nh-ln lf... h..CoLhAh q 90,
Evening star., 1867-02-07

Ninth street, between ID aud F. streets
a fuil assortment of Lamps on hand at all
times at low prices.
CHARLES ULLRICH, JR
Evening star., 1867-02-07
STHE SAME sALEwILL BE CONTINUED
THURSDAY and SATURDAY kVkkING
les THOs. BOWLING, Auct
Rf W. b. LEWIS co, Auctioneers.

THIS EVENING, att O clock we hall sell. AZ
MT; MT d kibg store Nc zs6 Penn a svenne near
LIN ttIeet ME assoItne ut of black cloth Dress
Suits. ButiEess suits. Over Goats sack and FrocE
Goats Pabts, Vests, Sc
Alsn, fine assortment OF Furnishing Good,
Hosieries, &c.
ie6-It W.B. LEWIS co. Auet,
Evening star., 1867-02-07

FOR CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet, Whites
Emerocatlon IS specific. Price 81 per bottle
FOR sale az 42i Pennsylvania avenue, betwssn
~ an 9th streets.
Evening star., 1867-02-07

foCsD.-On the morning Of the 5th, Mr.. r.
Shoemaker, clerk In the General Land or
nee, repOrtsd 70 the police al headquarters
that trunk, con'sining ladies' wearing an
parei, valued at s2CO, belonging to his sister
" as taken IRON the corner of Ist street md
Pennsylyania avenue, where il was nIacad
10 await The cars from the South Yesterdsy
a solored man who found it the same mornipy
Inrned % over TO ohcer Fuss. OF the Fourth
Evening star., 1867-02-07

RECovERED.-lesterday, MIR. E. III. Hale an.
piled al police headquarters TO see a valuable
coat which was taken from a pawn offi ce bv
detectives Coomes and Miller on suspicion
tnat II was stolen property. MT Hale identi
ned the coat as his property and rt was de-
hvered 10 him fy the detectives. The pawn
broker very cheerfully gave mp the garment.
and Mr.. Hale as cheerfully paid him the
amount advanced. The property was pa wnsd
by colored boy in Mr. Hals's name the boy
representing him sadly in want of money
Evening star., 1867-02-07

DR. WHITE, Chiropodist, s24 Penn av be.
tween ~ and 9th streets. continues the snc
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex.
ererences, &c Once hours from g. ~ to
Evening star., 1867-02-07
ERoMAGl De BRlE,
...-. -.-..... GRUYEkR.
TDGh.
INGLIsH DAIRY CHEEsE,
HoBTos's nHna FdHH aA.rIstsy,o.
NV. BUROHELL,
corner rourteenth and II street b
jan under 1bbitt House.

-cOfnof
Ar flH W1W CHEAP SfANPIHQ Rooms
"A $50 gh street, opDesite Pstent Once, ladies
can get At our reduced prices, on the very bsss
Eishs sOxn Yokss, rssdy sssnpsd---..!e cts,
CheDtse 4oeee. .--..--3s cts.
Either for eraid or snbreidery, our pSster rs srs
Of the very sie! designs, selected With care In
vs ere able daily 20 Issue new patterns e we'll
ssmake and stamp spy pattern sreasht us,
Og Workfng Cotton % reduced pffcss.
EOR eALH--A nne milk @OAr With young
i, Kids.I Ipquire g No; 912 street north. be-
tween 10Th end slst streets west. fss-sts
Evening star., 1867-02-07
RY n. X. WALSH 60, Asctioue.r,
- No. asa Penna. ave corner loth ,trs~,
RI THOs. BOWLING, Auct /; Georgetown

We Will sell 81 the store of s. GoIdsteir, No ~
next; February 4. st 10 o'clock g N su Watches
n OF calles for up TO date
We will sell, at the same time and place the
entire stock OF Gold and Silver watches Ola
Chains; Finger Libgs, yewelry, CLOCKS etc, 70
the highest bidder for each, to change Eusiness
THos BOWLING, Auct
Evening star., 1867-02-07

LARGE AND VALUABLE ooLLRCrIos or
sIAnDakD hlsTohlOAL AND MIsoELLh-
NkODs bOOks FROM PRsvATE LIHRA-
HE ENGLISH EDITIONS, rs ELESANr
BisldhG, 10 DE SOLD AT THE AUOrfOS
On MONDAY EVENING, February 9Th, com
menclng at o clock, and continuing eseh event az
unul all are sold. shall sell, at the A Auettos
Rooms. large collection OF sta ndard Works com :
Srssihg every branch OF literature. many of them
being the finest English edition, in sles.St hlaS-
ings sale positive. Catalogue now ready,
iasi-d JAS. @. MceUIRE co .,,,.
Evening star., 1867-02-07

Rf W. l.. WALL co, Auctionsers
- Stores 3I5 sud 3IT
South corner Pennsy lvsuiA avenue ana 9th .t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

John Quincy Adams, a son OF Charles +.
Adams. grandson of John Quincy Adams and
great grandson of John Adam, OF revolutionary
fame, has been nominated for Governor of
Massachusetts upon the democratic and conser-
vative ticket
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

Mr. Edward Cooper of Tennessee has beer.
appointed Private Secretary Of the President
tie formerly occupied the same position, and
subsequently was member of Congress. 3n
the late election in Tennessee he was de&isaeG
by the operation Of the suffrage laws aox In
force there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

Neither the English nor the Aaasnioan Epis-
copal papers seem to anticipate much benefit
as likely to accrue to t!esr church from the
Pr. Anglican Counca, acw sitting in London
They all, however,. a2press willingness to
wait and sea,'h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

New Orleans papers complain that the cit,
cemeteries are emitting noisome and deleterious
odors, and advise that they should be frequent
ed no more than is necessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

o"~".~- cL.--1icr,- FL recent speech at
Cleveland, Ohio, dealt blows at the ''Conser-
Vative Republicans in the Senate, declaring
that they were worse than "copperheads!! In
conclusion 'he held the British Lion up by the
tail, to the scorn and contempt of the civilized
world !" What an interesting spectacle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

The Radical presses and leaders are "eoine
Oh" about the terrible Maryland militia bus
mess: at such rate, as to raise laugh all
over the country. There has rarely ever been
such ridiculous gull trap set any where,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

Secretary McCulloch yesterday received a
letter from Deputy Commissioner J. X. Mess
more, in New York, in which he dechDes to
comply with the Secretary s request to resign
His removal was yesterday ordered by theSr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

A confidence operator. who has beer
swindling on large scale, in the Northern
cities, has been arrested in Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

Leonard Scott & Co., N Y, have republish-
ed the September number of the North British
Review. Contents: Moral theories and Chris
tan Ethics English vers de societe; Conclia
Scotia; Hauch and his latest poem Gustave
Dore the great Pyramid; early years Of the
Prince Consort; the achievements and the
moral OF 1867. This is an interesting number.
!, robert Bell, agent in this place. tor the repub
Magazine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

ln the News Of the Day will be found a state
ment of the proposed sale of Mrs Lincoln 8
jewelry, &c. Itappears by curious statement
in the New York World that she has been in
New York, under an assumed name to superin-
tend the sale of her property. 1t farther APP
pears that she regards the Republican party
az very "uneratetul' party. and she is par
ticularly severe upon Sewayds Weed, Raymond
and others Of that set
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

NE news from Europe begins again to be
exciting and interesting. Italy is in ternent,
aud the settlement Of affairs there, in which
France may again take part, may lead to fur
ther complications.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04
AIFYANnPIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
TIE ALBEMARLE RADICAL MEETING. w

TIE ALBEMARLE RADICAL NJ EXITING. W
attended fer the first time on Tuesday color
ed political meeting.
We had never heard these people speak,
nor seen them In dcliberatiVc assembly. OF
course we did not expect much from them as
paria 81 entarians but we had heard so much
of their speaking capacities that we confidently
anticipated hearing some pretty go9u speeches.;
We found the mceting-the Convention
literally collection OF children; and we
were On the whole greatly disappointed IN the
speaking. The champion selected as Their
''colored" candidate (aloDg with Judge KlveS)
has no more idea of speaking than school
boy twelve years of age, and while we may DO
him injustice rather made the impression on
us that he is pretty considerable ass
As we know that there are sensible colorcd
men in Albemarle county, we are at loss 10
conjecture the motives for picking out Mr. Jas
~. S. Taylor He is rather handsome fellow,
and We believe has had the advantages OF
city education, and We suppose the country
darkeys took him on account oih5 nlce clothes
| Charlottesville Chronicle
RADICAL MEETING IN LOUISA COUNTY, "A
very rich meeting was held al Louisa Z. H..
on Saturday night last by the Union Ieaguers,
for the purpose of nominating candidate tor
the Conventions but the concern broke up
without accomplishing any ching.
The meeting consisted OF cGlored men and I've
or six white men Two candidates were put In
nomination, respectable colored names toun-
tain Perkins and L white man who used to be
hostlcr for Gen. Foris, named Webb. The
chairman of the meeting told the Perkins men
to side off at one door, and the Webb men to
side off at the other. When he discovered that
the thing was going against The man ne iaVor-
ed, he announced that it was impossible to de
eide which had the ma orlty, and adjourned TIE
meeting We learn that the whole affair wa
an instructive commentary on negro suffrage
~-Chnr. Chronicle.
, The Washington correspondent of the Boston
Post says, that in late interview with Prcs
dent johnson, Mr. f. NJ. u. Hunter OF Va,
told the President that in his opinion Tho
leading men OF Virginia are opposed to Con
vention, as they prefer the present military
rule to negro supremacy. Many planters with
in his knowledge have expressed willingness!
to give i portion Of their land to encourage
immigration, but the immigrants are unwilling
to accept if they are to be subject 10 :; negrr,,
! government. tIe thinks the Convention w'l
be defeated, not by failing to vote, but by yot
ing down the proposition, unless an agreement
is concluded with the blacks, H. is anticipated
will be the case, to the effect that the ncgrocc;
: shall fill all the Federal Offices, il they wal
r leave the management Of the State GoVernmcn
to the whites Mr. Hunter speaks very Halter
ingly of Gen. SchoIirId's administration o.
affairs in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

The sensational writer's Of the Radical
stamp, are accusing the President Of intending
coup d'etat" upon Csagaess; whilst on the
other hand, it is coateuded by some Of the
Northern Conservatives, that the Radicals de-
sign to orgaafse the ''Rrand army Of the Re-
public lsaeae,' eject the President, and install
Wade, in the Executive chair In the mean
time business is effected, and stock operators
flourish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

The annual green corn feaSat New Lawn.
Nation of Indians tooker0atioo, New York,
on the Cattarauglls festival has been kept up
on Mondayls from time immemorial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04

We received no Richmond papers by last
nights mail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04
LEG Il N 0 T | { L S L.

XIIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerk ?
Y Office of the Circuit Court Of AlcNnndrIa
county, on the "a day OF September, 1867, Ny
thaniel BOush, John {. Graham and J0hh a.
Dixon, Executors Of Henry Chatham, decd
who sue for themselves and such other credl-
tors who may unite and contribute to the costs
of this suit, plaintiffs, az inst Gaspard Ioch-
man, Ovundo S. n Peck, james NJ: Stewart,
S. F. Chapman, Admir-. Of Louisa Hunter, de-
ceased, with the will annexed, and Nicholas
Callan, Trustee defts. In chancery.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a decree
declaring the deed from the defendant the
said James NJ Stewart, to the defendant, ~ ,.
K. Peck, and the deed from the said .. ). y
rools t" said James NJ. Stewart, both Of which
deeds are in the bill mentioned to be null and
void, and to ascertain the liens on the land
thereby conveyed and their pri0rties; also to
ascertain the amounts due on the several deeds
of trust, executed BY the defendant G. Toa~
man.
The defendant, Ovando S. Y Peck, not having
entered his appearance and given security nc
cording to the act Of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that he
is not resident Of this State, it is ordered that
the said defendant appear here within one month
after due publication of this order and do what
is necessary to protect his interest in this suit
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Alcyandria Gazette, Il newspaper
published in the city Of Alexandria once Il week
for four successive weeks, and posted ut the
front door Of the Court house of this County,
A copy-TeStc
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Hon. Thomas A. Jenckes, the author of the
bankrupt bill, is one Of the first applicants un-
der it for relief from his indebtedness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04
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