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Ipa bern @brm. 8. Rewtpn Brown, . D, gerfaEe
~ Euauclonedia Of e eliuinus Knnxledoa tinh HeraIdde

Npn BEN @brp. 8. Hewtpn m, Q D, gerfaHe
psr Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge unb berausat
bsx bee Christian Chronicle, ptlobelpbia.
Stftpn Id ut&t eerstsi BIN, yateni. IFNhtueu TN Nussnetneu ~ BE-
aanftaen uue He Az fnpfehlen ia Id ben Snstebtensten unb gDtrtunesI
Mot traue, fe senne Id sr& fsinsn btrrsidsastn Grunb. rtstaie Ell
NPerfu Mot 3sugnts atleaen ipute, tn Setrsf Der, re tr slaubt, baro
6r @tbrana rrss snfadtu grdparatss reranfastsn sDirtunsen reu'
er bic 3upernht Fat. hatur6 sum gtussn Gneerer tet'utrasen.
SD fhus s4 nSbsiister In Sssua auf g5rpHanr's beutf6ss 8httrs
rie es ppr Or. 6. 81. Sa6fcn satter prdp1rirt rirs, neil Id Sdtre
lana rim grrunbcit aeasp edHehe begte. b. i'd efau5te, ss ft tarptid&
lid stre 2iicchpI enttdlteuee DPiytur. Sd ttn mctnem Nreunhe, Srr
Rrfert epremaisr. fir BITE gsiettsuus riefes grrurtteits tur6 sseiens
tt gerct ut fur ben suten Roth. Is bat mttaer Qehea In Fclat err
fer uns anbalteuter s6rd&e u ettranaen, ~ Ddnf %uerretatet. De
Gs5rduh BON bret TloiIen ttehsS Sttttrs ~ Nnfdne btefes Sabres BAIT
apeenfGsinlits gbbniie unt bs ~ einem seriHen Grats bt. g1isberber
afuuu a Der afrrer unt Getasstraf sr 8piee, pei&e Id felt ben pr
beraetsnten sppraten nttt fubHe unb tte ID ME nttter ~ erlanse;
pabrts. gats. sorft Id Sort uns msinem Breunbe, eds tr MIR be-
GebrauG btsaE grdpardtt drriets.
3. MswtsH srOnn. philadelphia
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Ser Qeip3sser
SQuffrirte N0m,llen= GalenDPr

Der Setp5sger
SQuitrirte Vam.llen= GalenDer
fir 1867 NIT pielem intereFnrten eefeHpFe. febr ,ablreiten
Suue ratiOnen in Spl,ibnrtt nnb einsm iebr ih6nsa eDlprir.
ten Sitelbilbe, grpb SuartU, franco rer 4Oii nur IS Gents.
gu tesieben bur4
4b. 6. Sbscbalb,
COURTEOUS. Cincinnati, 8.
Die @euinrlfe Ter Trdmten fir 1865 tt Dem Raleneer
teiaeerudt. 2uBer bieienn fnb III babsn @ubts 8o!fsfa=
lenter 90 os Spinniftbe so @ts., geu erbstaleneer 65@ts.
Tieriss Saleneer IS @ts., ameiientaleneer 40 9ts., ame.
rifanif6sr 8rltsfalencer 25 @ts., &c.
sir ieDes 9aus uno jeDe Camille!
Sd CLAUDE mir meme srsunte unp ~santslsuts CUR Cub
~icriptipn auf RE nabfpi8snpen i6Sntn anb ~seSieseren 3sit.
fdrtften etusnlaoen:
1te Sauir;1te welt fir 1861,
lister Satrsans in 10 5sftsn. ausaefattet NIT porsiaIidsn
6plsifnitten, nebft einem prohtoplen arDben Stablffihs
g Q M merfrii6e, ssmait ppn Sb. Gtris, aefpdsn pn
Is. @sser, ole 8ramie. 8leis Ses ~SabrsanSs nur $500.
gu 5dufe.
@ef&ibten unb 9ibsr ;nr tlnterbaltuna = Ser Sabraans
pom IS 6eften nebff elmer pradtppuen Stablffths Srdrnte !:
Der atidieS. aemaIt ppn u. sirsmans. seitoaen pom O
DsiGaslis, gum 8reiie pom nur $2,25.
leber eaun nno Wser.
guaemsine Siiuarirte 9situna. beraus0eaeben ron 3. SO.
Safldnrer. Sdtrl,6 u Settle @rOs ,8Oliu NIT fsbr sablrei'
den Suuitrationen. Der 3abroan9 St 90
goie Ssrsne.
Journal fir Seifette umt t6anearSeit eibrli6 "a glum:
msrn 8UliU init visls IRore8eihnunsen u. 10. Ser Sabr=
gang $Z,zo.
Die WcSstpelt.
Suufrtrte 9eitnns fur SOilette une 6aurarbeiten. NIT gail.
reiben abbilruusen pom WOren une 6anearbeiten. Sdnttt<
muiiern etc. Ser Sabraans un 81 Ssummsrn $2,z5
Ser Bazaar.
Saufrirte 9amen=3 eituns lRit iebr sablreiben abbilcrn=
gen pom Wptsn. weiblihen 6arterbeiten. Sdntttmuftern Il,
1. ID. Ser ~5atrgans ppH 48 giummern grpb Splio 1925,
GamenfietSer sUfeeastu.
Iit ,ablreiden Wufer= urb Mpeebldttern unb Splsfbnitt=
Snuitratipnen i'm Sert. SGbrli9 "a 9iummern gum Greife
ppn 81. IS.
auser tiefen angefitrten Spurnalsn. fOnnen ale in Oeutf6'
ldnp eribetneneen 3eititriften furb Mid incl une hllliy
be,oaen pereen. As be befannttIten nne psrbrettetren I'M
ter cieIen Seitfhriften, hebe i'd berppr Ole Setpst9sr Oars
cas- Slunttrte Namiien Spnrnal. sanprama.
Sab unr 1ern, Iabeim. Grbetterunsen. Sausblaiter, 8te=
"a, BUD FIR Ile, 9ub Der gpelt. Wsiternanu', W3pnals-
befe. Europa, Datur. nniere 3efr. Wfund)ner ~5iiegenee Bldt'
ter, Slaceerahat'6. Orrfbarb,er, Eetermann's aeperapbtide
M,tl beilunaen glpbus @epeibballs. puipteGntftes Sonrnal.
pplptetniI6es @sntIalblatt. @uUla fde N.phesettnns fir
Serrenfleteermader II T. Nd
SD err arte sablrethe 9eiclunsen unh periprs9e t~iefelben
nit s~epphnler Bunftlidfsit ausBufubren.
Qb'lirp &. Stecfale,
9adfolser ppn Sbeotals rnh Sbeurfauf. Bud une 3unft.
Sanciuns. @purtbaus @ebanre, Cincinnati. .
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Sr. TuRne6er'S

Sr. JnRne6er'S
~ bsribmte Msbi5iuen fir pfsree uni
VSAN Ninbpisb.
S~SSsaAa - Sfertepulper sesen Strensel, 9rhfs,
t.. ~ gterrspulper sesen SOlif. in 9~auienbsn pom Sdl-
len erprpbt 81 2iutmenr. ldnsff terGbrt Bet @errentungen,
0eritaubunaen u. p.;4) Yiebruipsr BEL salbefsbsr,
Yespauunssfrantbeit Mil6f.blern. greis ieee 81.
Sr. s. ttubnsdsr,
9bierarst, 10 @reenifr. Cincinnati. Ohio.
gu perfaufen Bel s1aub unb 9sis, Columbus. SbiO.
gtpp. 8. &c. iSw
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NortbeiIbofte GeIegerbeit.

SU* SVNSSHEkFA*
u. 6. 9etpaltt wihi6t pe6sn sltersidn ode feline gut
eineerl6tete
Sttp g dGeret,
nebR Gtpre In q antrefp gita. Sbfp. at %perfoufer. 9as
fan rita, bGpre lieet on elmer Der t,fen @sftGftefiraten eer
statt, it 8 stpdnerf trd, % aue arUrt uni S. Sub lang
une ~spliiGntia eingsrittet. Gle @Gderei i'm epfe 1T pn
ga dheinsn ertaut. nit fer b,ifsn Grader Tafbine unt al=
len ta,u nSthicen Critters fpmie alien ,um 8dderaefhdit
gefdirr retisten. gue @ttGnlidfeiten hne rod
neu, gut sin9sri6tsi unn nit Splti6uppen unt Staluns per-
febsn.
gie 9etinaungen Fnb 70 lsi6t. eab fat Ter ltntemntelHe
.aGufen perten fann. Ne8en gdberem renee man ih an
3. u. SenaIet,
gpril S. '66 mi b. Santusfp Sitp @rie Co., 8.
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gcH rem @trm. G. 9. 5snbalI, @sbilfs, Ssbaeteur b
Christian Chronicle, NhIapflbtia.

gca rem @trm. 6. g. GenbalI, @ebiNss Rshaeteur bs
Christian Chronicle, Tblapslbtia.
Ter @etraud rr SrpFart's 1fntfdem Sittsrs III fhr prhhsitis fir
mid errsfen, uat i'd eIauts tsrs6tigt gu fsrI raHslbs Guen ntl6e III
anaemetnr Edrddc unh an 2etsrfranfbeter 1etSsn. ale Elm bStf werfb
ppGes Starfune sninsl III empfehlen. SIR eTGetersr
e. s. HenhalL.
9cn ten Gtrp. 9. Wtrriee, gafrr Der pafpunt gap.
f1en. STRIDE, in philadelphia.
Die phlsr rsfYeetaelen 3eueniFt ~ 9unf,n pn Or. SppRdnbs
Teutf6em SittsrS psrauaster mid es III prCbtren @a6 Rem @tbraut
mehrsrf. TlaG6er FAM id. sds 60 elm eutes yiitsl fur S6Tdte unb ttr
ausettiauetes etdrtuusSmtttsi fir ben Dtasen Ia.
8. Merrtge.
gpn rem @hrm. gs m. 9 m IT'D, frtihrren gator Der Qpt
esrtptu unit Niinpiue 81. s gapiiRsn. Stride. TbIob'a
Ra&rsm i'd In msiner faniie netrere 8af6en Strss srpFanes
9sufhtn 9ittsrs setrauGt babe, lam i'd tdstn, eas Id haFelte als tn
ppr,daiiGes Gr,ne mittel fur bic Rrdnftettr betrahte fur he es I'm.
rfrt(fu IN. s. adrft unb telett rae Srftnt, rern eadslte aeftrG6t tn
us rirtt leer r~rhltbdtia td ltuorruunssu Der qeber, Mppetinrfgfett &c.
SD fabe e. aua netrereu mensr 1rrures smpfrbien, pelts hadelbe yer
iu&teu unb fGr p~ptltbdtg aefuneen habsn. @&tunasppa.
Milliam 9 NTH, 96O 5utsstnfcn Oh.
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Veuer>G eriiderungs= @eieQi1aft
spn
Glepe'anD, Ohio.
1. Sapital unb ueberihub ........... 1886, 900
sspOtbssarif9 seN$st aHf l~isssnss' ~gissntbHm.
2. Meitsrs Dsrantucrtltbfett Der Strd.
tolbers S2OO,OO0
81. seutf9e @esui5sft, s~.sranbst ssbrnar 5. 1853 NIB
antOrifrt snr9 has gsfss sss etaats' OStO = 'srR@sr' s'
gen BEIRUT curt 8eaer:
gebdube @aareu unb perfDulidss Gtaentbu1a
I'm etaats SbtD.
81. fpssisasn BsrFaeranss =geetneansen Hnb ben gerF&s.
runss= iirfnnhsn, psl8s In bsntf9sr uno enslfSn epsa&s
ansgsfsrtist" psreen, ~bsissbrndt.
9trsfturen Der @eienihaft:
Or. gm. ge.psr, Ssinrt& Dsttmsr, abOf Rsttsers,
O YD S1mibt, .Saeob Deuler, SoeDb Draper,
SUtn s8asner. Better sstteba@, Sr. sb. asSsr.
8eamte:
adolf Rettberg, Srii. Saepb Wapsr, Diessr&f.
Saesb MhIler, eetretdr unb S1asmsiasr.
GusmGrtige aseuteu. reip. eprreiponoeuteu.
sr.rnont: 6. Wilmer, gilmore: GBiIiam Ruisraapu.
Bellevue: 6 & Gifsnbeis 6nrpn: Spbn Shratet
Monrpepius 81 3ipfa germilicn: s. SaHenfue -
sifEn: 81 emts tpper eanbussy: 8. sadfu.
lRaiflpn Better suetas liverpool: ganl g9es
Canton: sSpbn gRaber Wflan: 9 Drummer
Sinblap: 9phr gGeifeI 9neprus: R 9u1maus
9pun9stptpn: q Sstter 9iprtpalf: vs. Snbr
SanhusfD: 6 Sranb srefltns lfttael S8sssr
glpria Spbn e6rf9 garrsn: o. .. 9ads
esallion: q. ednetoer SDhoria: SO. stnafeen.
ct. Ieares: Gb. 6ersina Wispletptpn g. 9anmans
Sulphur Sprina: 8. 6sitp Wlilsrsburs Benz. ecbn
lRaripn: gb. 8rerer 98apafoneta W. OumbreH
2puis Goodman: alliance giprlpalt: Y. 5er9el
OslpbOs: eb. Sing Q%8einsbers 8. gerbsr
Seranee: 8. 50. Str1ner gemart, 9idinS Co.: 81. gros
saneafter B.. Seller sarsp: 9. Sare
gerea 8. Rrdmer Canal @ltntpn 3. Stmba9
Canal Sutton: 9b. Selt, fen. 9slaware: 8. 9sbenporfss
Ganal Dover u. Wfpnta8 Hp9effer: anb. StaN
@~arbinatcn: 6. Waper yapolepn: 4R. spapts
Diem Bremen 9 & Weeslpb gi9frrina: SObn S8srisp
ShpTelb: 6. Niler Pima Oberneper
eonisptle 8reb. Stabl. Wppfer 5. .. Shults
GireleYilIe, Glaus Stempn, Gainesville, 8. g. 8pseI
stslbp, 6. g. BLOOM. Tan 9uren. SOiepb Oasetusr.
g~ieiienbe NgeHteu
so 1udmann,
Sanudr ~. '65.
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gpn benz gbrp. @ . @ssfrsb,.. waacr Der ~strlsn gap.
tRen Stride su philadelphia:
NetutSerrn:- SD bate tis tdr;li6 an ben %tetrubenteu Wtrfun,
cen Der llnperfaufiGfett unb an 3erruttpna r,infs Gerreufpftms eeHt
ten Ietn, 8rsunrs tuttsn mir 'atlretbe Sshmittel empfCblen uni ct
noe tsrielb.n ne i'd du6 rrsbtrt rme SsFrruna ~ fpIrfn. SIR SOcf
LAMBS eeut6ss @itttrs wurre mir rn Qtuten ansmpfutlsn. bic saFeibs
prrtrt tattsu uue esrrn einfiae G%rwGbnuna teFelben mid peranla6ten
alet6faus einen gerfuG eamti III modem SD mut aeaettn. sas i'd rim.
@bueieure esp.n Patent g2erisiner bate. "a &c 70 ptete fcasrarnts BIT
ters" ett pe6s bios ben 3rsd III hatsr fheiren. rem Qeurtn auf manter
l6e Dirt seriusts unO eefdlihts eiquSrs ansukdnsen, ~slae. ws I'd
flrtts. ri6t perfeblen fonrtn riele : runfsnbcIrs ,u MAIDEN. Ia Id
erfubr, tae cos Strine wtrflih rim msthiniites grdrdrat ft natn Id ef
unt ,pdr nit eutsr Wtrfunp. Setn Gtnfus u6t aneir auf rem gPaaen
fputerr aud duf sas NeT renfpfem ,eiats ft fhusn tn trfreultGer gBetie
Sd fdblt, hs mir Der Gsbrau@ mentser 8tafttn arpbsa uah pausrnser
Sustn aerStrt bat Sphadtuu pSDpG, SIR
90. Q. g eiefrieb. go. 254, Stadamarpu Gii
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9ome Geriiderungs=0 eieai9aft,
Columbus Shtp

Gtefe Gcmpasne perRbert abaeloneerteS @tstutbuu trftr RIaht
garm. gsbduht, Vrtsat. %gDutntdufsr une bsren Snhalt @srFGerunss-
gplcen werten entrsber mad benz Getieu pbr Ttetlnatmr- plan Hb
apar auf traenb ttrt Belt bon nt6t metr as fnf Satrtn ~ansssaeQt.
Sn etnem SRtfts p.rsen ni&t metr as $4,000 rerf&srt NOD 9:ssntbum.
wpspn eur6 In Suer mstr as $4,000 uertb serf5rt peretn ftnns.
Eiefe e~onpaente serF&srt esstn ~Bsf&drtsuns Dssr %Gnt,dnsuas enrd
ben glis. Die Direftpren fehen mebr earauf f6trt ais au~seebebnR
Gef&dft III tbun, ba bies cine before Saranttt fit BITE 8Srtbaner nS
ben snolihsn grfrls "a; ete baben Is a& .nr @ssa asaa4t ale
runs bes bsasn uns fsarfamaen planes Iu betiensn unS ben eera@sr.
ten Sabur5 pl su erfparen bs Hs bic Werfneruns a. tem rirflt&ea
acaen, eeHs Der gerluat unh ausiasen ~serdtrsnt ba bic Gsrinnae aus
f6Gssf9 BEN %gerf&erten su cut fsmmea. unb. tasem ae ir eetttfh-
auna etnlaeen, tHs nit er fefefeu l1eberseusuns ~ tbun, bas Der su
fbnen In anweneuna setraGte plan te 9tsenf&aft su elmer Saaernsa
uub fir bic ppnee- Snbaber f&eren An6alt MAIDEN rirb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11
LOCAL. NEWS } 3 Y
Monday EVENING, FEBRUARY II.

TUX R1vER-THE Ice, &c,-The heavy
lin Of last Saturday, was followed at night os
aola from the Northwest, which loosened me
= ne river, and set it drumming. The Ice
~ Tho mouth of Hunling Greek was completely
.lo.red out, and piled up on the Maryland
w., Yesterday the weather turned cold, and
The shade. water froze hard. The steamer
Eernort which left Washington ior Aqua
Cool IN Saturday last, reached that place IN
s.}etv and arrived up again yesterday even
~ She reports that the river was clear OF
;os below Ouantico Creek. The track made by
.hs Newport and the tug boats, which run IN
Connection with the Orange and Alexandria
abroad, between this city aud Washington,
uos tightly frozen over this morning, and per-
.ons walked over it, and crossed the river OPP
nos;te this city. In fact so solidly frozen was
+ba Potomac this morning, that the tugs Gov
Curtin and Katie Wise, which left here at six
o'clock, with the through passengers who ar
lived by the morning train from the South,
oGer spending three hours in fruitless attempts
ia reach washington, were colupeileo " pu'
hack when within two or three hundred yards
oftbe Arsenal wharf.-the Gov. Curtin break
mo her rudder. and being disabled by the ice
which was jammed at that point The return
cd passengers either stopped here or went on
BY the Washington, Alexandria and George
town railroad. The steam tug Rescue has
heen substituted for the Gov. Curtin, and with
the Katie Wise will make another attempt to
force a passage to Washington this evening,
leaving this city at five o'clock. Hunting Creek
is again to: day, frozen over from its mouth to
Cameron run. The wind Of Saturday night
blew DOVE several chimnies in different parts
of the city, and one Of the few remaining large
trees in Peyton's grove. The Occoquan Mills
have been seriously injured by the running ice
in Occoquan Greek, caused by the thaw Of last
week The steamer Cahill, bound from Balri-
more for this port with freight, and caught by
the freeze in Britton's bay last December sue
ceeded in clearing herself last week, and put
hack to Baltimore, at which port she has safe
ly arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

City HoTEL.-RobertJ j. Rainey, Proprietor
Nathaniel Thomas, Loudoun; Thomas Smith
Connecticut; S. S. Lewis, New York; Rober
Lathrop, VIM. W. Lathrop, Portland; r
Reid, Alexandria; Ell. T. Sharp, Fairfax; T.
P. Hunt, Adams Express; Henry Williams
". A. 4 q. R. r.; Major 9. G. Johnston, j
Flynn, Va; S. Wheatley, &. D. KinsolVing
Georgetown; B. D. Merchant, Manassas.
MANSION HoUsE-Madtzwc &c Son Propri
John r. Tongue, Warrenton; Col. Freeman
Va; I. j. Dulany, Leesburg; Rev. 7: } Nc
Veig h, Loudoun county; VIM. II. Sutlitt, L.
Lawitser, New York; VIM. w. Randall New
Orleans; James Brown, James Yates, =: e.
Smith, Va; A. w. Deahl, Washington; {: }.
Moffatt, New York; A. l.. Adams, A. Mar
shall, Va; Captain A. Maddux, Baltimore; 5.
Wheatley, D. c.; w. S. Kyle, Rogersville,
Tenn; r. L. Gillais New York; A. &. Gust.
ly, New Orleans; A. Collier, Arkansas; ii.
Henter, Alabama; John S. Houston, Arkan,
sas; Mr. Ruggenheim, I.ynchburg; j: Schord,
w. B. Ellison, John Shanks, New York; W.
Fl. Gains, Lot Spring, Arkansas; A. NJ.
Noble, Milebinor N. c.; Il. 3. Cabins, Ca;
S. Bernheimer, New York. D. W. Minor, ID.
g.; DR.. Carter Wormey, Master Wormely, Va;
Mrs. S. g. Deave, G. D. Pearson, Richmond;
w. A. Deadly, ]. NJ. Wilson, Washington; 81.
W. Son, N. c.; G. A. Hazlewood Nashville.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

MANASSAS GAP RAILRoD. important
scheme to the Valley is the proposition to
transfer the franchises vested in the Manassas
Gap railroad company to the Orange u Alex
andria railroad company President Marshall
offers to sell to the latter, as we are informed
by reliable authority, provided the NJ: G..
railroad be made up the Valley to Harrison
burg within a short time; and Mr.. Barbour,
President of the O. & A. railroad, is very anx,
ious to purchase, provided the Legislature will
grant him the privilege; and a bill has been
framed for that purpose - henandoaA Her..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11
CHANNEL DEEPENED. The Washington

Star Of Saturday, says:
"Some parties last evening reeonnoltered the
new channel, and found from Easby 5 wharf
foot Of G street, TO the Long Bridge, that the
current had washed out channel OF eight feet
depth aud over. If this can now be kept; clear
it vii! be great improvement, and Will enhance
tire value of property general ~. =, -,
The ice remains packed to a considerable
height against the Long Bridge. and in case OF
a food or sudden thaw there is considerable
danger of more of that structure being carrie
away. Indeed, it is said by parties who walked
over the bridge this morning, that the tlmbers
on the Virginia side were sprung considerably
during the night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11
HANGING ACADEM y

I AANClN AChDEN
IL OVER NJ STEWARDS DRY GOODS STORE
PROF. JOAB OSBURN begs leave to return
his thanks to those who so kindly patronized
him heretofore, and now claims the honor Of
informing them and the public generally that
he will open his Dancing A cademy again Mt the
above-namcd place on Monday, the llth inst,
where he hopes to merit Il LIBERAL patronage
and will insure IT, parents who wish to have
their children instructed in the above-named
accomplishment, that the best decorum viii be
observed Hours Of Tuition for Ladies, Misses
and Masters, from 2 to 5 p. m, and for GcntIe-
men from to 10 p M, on Monday and Tues
day of each week, Until the expiration of six
teen lessons All those who wish to take in;
structions will please attend at the specified
time as his future efforts will depend upon the
result Of the first evening. Terms, $40 Gen
tlemen one half in advance. Subscribers can
leave their names ut b. S. Flemng's Jewclry
Store, or j. NJ. Stcwarts Dry Goods store
feb 4-lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION An aT-
plica,ion praying that James S. French may be
enioined and restrained from slandering or cast
ing doubts upon the title of the Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Compa
ny, was before Judge Underwood, at the United
States District Court Room, this morning, but
argument upon it was deferred until Monday
next. the 18th instant -- --------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

HOUSE PILLAGED.-The three-story brick
house on the corner of Wolfe and Water
Streets formerly occupied by Mrs. Emerson,
but now tenantless, was entered few
nights since, and despoiied of all the locks on
its different doors. Stealing now is the order
of the day, or rather night, and nothing but
red hot stove is safe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

FIRST STURGEON OF TIE SEAsoN.-l ester
day morning, two youthful surgeons were ex'
hitited upon the stands Of Brown & Stutz, IN
the Fish market. Both shad and sturgeon
have been taken remarkably early this season,
and it can only be accounted for by the tact
that the weather has been very cold, and the
fnny specimens we're anxious to be taken IN
out of the wet.-RtcZ. Examiner. - 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

REMARKs.-The market opens firm, but the
transactions are very limited, owing to the light
receipts. Flour is steady, with light stocks
Wheat is dull and dropping. Corn is moro &C
tive, with tendency upward. Provisions and
groceries quiet. Dressed Hogs unchanged, at
So. 1000 per lOOlb. Poultry scarce, and retail
ING ut 21c a pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

FREEDMENs AFFAIRS The Superintep.
dent of the Freedmen's Bureau in Fairfax Co..
Va, states that lair contracts for the ensuing
year have very generally been made through
out that county, and that there is now very
little surplus labor there. Industrious men are
said 10 find land owners very we'll disposed tc
let their land on shares.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
L county November term, 1866 j. S. Ha LEY,
&c, plaintiffs VS., W. f. HALEY, SC, defend
ants. In chancery.
And the Court doth further order and decree
that this cause be referred to one Of the Com
mssioners of this Court, to ascertain and report
1st. What real estate, and the value thereof, of
which the said Henry HALEY, died, seized and
possessed and the annual rent thereof and who
has been in possession of the same, or in receipt
of its rents and profits since his death
2nd. That he state an account of the defend
ant, VIM. +. HALEY, who qualified as the Ex-
ecutor Of the said II. II. HALEY.
Sd That he shall ascertain whether the said
real estate is susceptible Of partition amongst
those entitled, or whether IL is to their interest
that the same be sold.
4th. That he shall ascertain what advances,
and the amount Of the same, made by the said
Henry II. HALEY to his children; and that he
state such other and further account as he may
deem pertinent and which any party may re-
quire.
5th. That the parties have the right to inter
rogate each other on cath, and the cause is con-
tinued for this report Extract-teste
W. B. GCODING, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

ROBBERY. meat house of Capt Thos.
Travis, whose residence is in the neighborhood
of the machine shop Of the Orange and Alex
andra Railroad, was entered by thieves on
Saturday night last, and robbed Of its entire
contents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

FRACTURED THIaH.-Mr. Charles Cheney,
formerly resident of this city, but who left
here after the war; slipped and fell on the street
in St. Louis, Missouri, last week, and fractured
his thigh,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

ARREsT-Charles T. Wardell, was arrested
in Washington on Friday night last, upon the
complaint Of Henry D. Smith, charging him
with obtaining money by false pretences In
Virginia, and delivered to the Virginia au-
thorities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

WOOD FOR THE Poor. Mayor having
purchased from the government fifty cords of
wood, additional to the one hundred cords do
mated by the government to the poor Of this
city, is now prepared to issue orders for fuel to
such of the deserving destitute as are recon-
mended by the Oyerseers of the Poor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGE
TOWN RAILROAD. The trains on the Wash
ington, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad
have been making their usual trips to day,
running as far as Roach Spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-The case of Edward
Javins, arrested for breaking the show window
Of Mr.. Myers, upper end Of King street, was
postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

The REV. C. G. BrrTING.-The Rev. Mr.
Biting, formerly the pastor of the Baptist
Church, in this city, preached yesterday morn
Ing and evening, at the Second Baptist Church
in Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

PROPERTY SALES Attention is directed to
the advertisements in to-day's Gazette, Oval
liable property sales, to take place o-n.orrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

COMM RS OFFICE, Feb lst 1867
Notice is hereby given to al parties interested
in the decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, of which the foregoing is an Off cial ex-
tract, that at my office, at Fairfax Court House,
on the 18th day of March, 1867, | shall take the
accounts by tho said decree directed.
THOS. MOORE,
Commissioners in Chancery,
feb 2-1aW4w Circuit CT. Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11

FAVoRs.-We are indebted to Mr.. T. =.
Hunt, of Adams Express, for late Southern
papers in advance Of the mail: also to Mr..
Mcintyre, Tor Baltimore papers in advance OF
the mail. =. = Ssssst.A.-&. $ .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-11
8 P Eel AL MOTT C E 8

ia The LADIES who have in charge the
Fair for the benefit of the Friendship Fire Co.,
are requested to meet tonight, at I! O'clock at
the Engine House 1t