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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-23
KEEP IT BEFORE
The PEOPLE!

We will sell from this day,
for n short time.
LupinS' All Wool Delaine
for 35c per yard, never before
known.
AIpacas, all coIors, from 25
TO 3Jc.
DOublc-foId French Cling
hams only Bic per yard.
5.4 Black All Wool Deiaine,
worth SI.25, for sec.
Silk Mixed CassimereS,
worth So, for $l.25.
Good Brown and Bleached
Muslins, 12lc.
Good Calicoes, l2ic.
Semper Idem Muslin only
2Oc.
Rest French COrsefs, war
ranted WhalebOne, only 81.
And everything i'm proper
ton.
Any person in want Of Dry
Goods will find IL to their ad-
vantage TO cali immediately.
as these prices Will not last
long.
Don't forget the place
BRUEs a. SANDERS,
1lA Main street,
Wheeling, ~. Va.
apr2s-3m
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Der cnteDrtc ManH.

Mn Nbenc res 5. Suit gelcbte 5araz
tic Ssnmcur feierltd, DAP er inter teiren
llmtd11ren bie IGanotpatur annebme1l
weroe. Setne Mprte maren SD YER
pfdnne Sbuen beiltge Gbre,
i6 psree Die Nomiuattau MID annebz
men,. limo ant fplgenoen Sag eyflSrte
ct in oTener GpnYentipu:
ugls i'd bel elmer frihersn 0eleaenbeit
Al, rts|e Ct Steiie bier iaSte, caB Die Gbre
NIT rerbiete> Die Grnen1un9 ansunebmeu,
oa meintst9castm oollen,bei>
li9enG rn +, Sd wuroe mid lit
etneu entebrten Monn balten
lre1,n i'd ni9t Den elben ebrsnppuen
.Mea e;nlb!iiAe pie Der 5err son Sbtp.
Sd rante Stuen> meine 5errer, fit bic
NreunoliGfeit pie sic mir eynielen, ober
SIR Gcuoicat farm iG MIDI
uno 1T e5 nun oo9!! Tim 1T eS
leinen ei9ensn @prten 5utol3e> ais Gin
ente@rter damn.
Seinc Mittel crlauben e5 ibm freilih.
Dem M}ann Der int S>li 1863 bic blutz
trisl enrenW euaelmIrcer pon Trauer uno
&tueern al5 'eine uTreunre" anreoete uno
fit lire lluebaten cine GntIaulpi9uns 1T
Der Gbatlahe fam, raS bic yo1 ibnen
erlpiirAten 0bwarieD Menlden fib
~iiberboupt crirebt batten, su leben: -
; E nj Monn fantt IS ntdt ip 1rbr lhner
fauen, ais uentebrter Monn" ~
lebeu! .......
6at Gepmpur feline GrfldrunAet, pa6
CT inter feinen I'm tdncen Die Ganotcatur
annebrntn fDnne je1nalS aufri6tis 0ez
,neint Sper bat er pp1, Arfans an eiu
1blone6 Spiel gelptelt> urt' iid) bic Gait
oiDatur aI~fordn9en 3u lofen? Gs miro
lbmer, ia unmS9lt9 fein poriitcr iemal8
YoQtommene Oewibbeit 81 erbalten, Mz
letn iiter ben St1u Der cbel1 an9efubrten
Grfllruaaen fam fem 3,peife( ietn. 80
nett far11 uno barf tein Yolitifer, Der in
per Gbot erreid,en mill, mas CT ob;ulebz
men |deint, nid,t 9eben, pbre feline Gbre
e%irsubuBsn. LIMB seymour bibt bic
lsiniae ein>l 1inoe1n er Mn9elidts jener
Grflarunoeu. Die Gouoioatur onntmu1t.
Trans !. rtef na1 Der 59la9t son
YaYta aus plies iitserlcren, muir nidt
bic Gbre! seymour n1uB na9 Der Seem
Yprfsr Convention au8ruf en- uMQe6 it
9etpounen auferc bic Gbre"
Mpbl beeomme Der pemofratil9eu Yars
tel Ger zen ! So mn" al8 @anbiz
bat! .r.:
(Su. @t:d.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16

Gapt. .Bu11fer, Der jest H. SEEM g)orf
wobnt, stnlren Sabrm 1920 u1p 1928.
ron Stam na6 Gngla.p sebruhft. sic
nurpen etne LANCE Netbe npn sSabren 1T
allen erofen Stdoten Der eipililirten @elt
SUI, Sdau 9~eltelt. Nah Rem It, Mmerifa
%ab9eltatteten Belud ent|dlp1m lid, bic
3wiQtnee, 1Ihstn Ncrecarplinn hduslth
nieoersulaNen. Sic fauten iib cine.
%pertbyoQesk Strede 9anbes, teiratbetcn
smet Sdmel terr> lieben |in als 6or1ner
MEIER, u1p jest lit jerer Der 8siren @az
ter So1 8 &tnper. Die llrlahs bic ie
nod iii IL lpitsn asSabren antraiibt cine
Sperattpn III iIu cprnebme1 1T lal Ell,
p1trd tpelde ibre felt SO Sabren cereinteu
Seiber aeiyennt megoen l~o(le11, 1T lire
Turdt cab elmer npn linen Ypn elmer
&ra,fbett hetm9elud,t lperoen fDnnte, bet
alseann alth her Mnoere sum Opfer fall
len muEte.
ST. INSTRUMENTATION &reiisu wirc be-
reits sic 5yraae ey5rtert, mslhs 9Sabyz
iheinli6fsit fit cine erfpiaretde Ourhz
fubruu9 Der Speratipn beteht. Die
Observation-Disclosures III ishr asrino; dc
3r}a{tse werbeu cuyd einsl; volt ltlnpiz
gen aprralnadbt9en unc telebten Musz
mud5 sulanmen9ebalten, Der eins1 TIM
fang spn 10-12 3pl BAT u!,o lib IAN,
in Get 9ilbe Der %Sersen rnc Suneeu Der
teicen SnciYiouen beFnpet. Die Ser
%binrun9 tit 10 inuig, oaE elmer Ger seiber
nur ais cer or9anii irte 5beil bee ancerr1
Settles erldetnt, Su ienen ,3wilinAen
ertlidt man cine pbyiiid1e DoppelsriittnS
Die iepod tn Se;u9 auf bic ppn Mteen
Der orf le einn;rfenpen Ssnlattpncn,
1ereSle en- auf r%eAun9eu> @emiitb5bepe9un;
gen unc Ginprliden ais cine Y%plfpmr1ene
pbiiilhe Gtnbeit ii6 ear teilt. G5 tal6t
jest ntat gum erlteu Malc Die Trose Ell
ncr Operation gum Observation-Disclosures
jener 3piuin9e atf.-Oletd ead, ibrem
@riAetnen in NartS uno 2pnppn teldlfz
ti9ten 1t6 bic rpr;i9liG' Iten WrDEen Der
9irur4|9en Belt nit ser Tro9e, mic
man cine 2rennung Ger 2 ;ulammenSez
modlenen letenpi9en Menihenleitsr BE-
wirfen t1nt1te. Oa6 Glinieum in Spnz
rca unp rie 1ritlide uno Girursilde Taz
faltdt Der uniperiitdt in paris liessn {i9
Die 3wtQiaae Yprtellen> UNI 81 unterluz
den, in piefcr1 oie Seperattcn Der beiren
eetber purG Ypr1abu1e elmer dirurailden
Sperottpn mp9lib lei, Damals atsr
1piden bic Wfe}nungcn Der Gad9elebrten
melt Don et11ancer ab> uno ooo Mrcjeft
puroe a%ufAeseben. 81 ptel ma yer
nimmt molten bic 3niQtt9e rer:nddit
mad TranfreiG retleu> It'll ;1 ieben> Of
man in paris nidt AT ibne1 bic yerz
bdn9ntbpo(le Operation roy,unetmen i'm
Stanoe 1T,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Sriunpb Der Sblaubett.

Die oemofrutild e .Natipnol<@ pnren=
tion, 10 pomp15 a~nsetInct9t unp 10
prd6tts in Scene 9elebt, fn9 ME cine
arpee> crnitbafte S%toatsactirn on, unp
bot lid pie .ein %9er1bnlid,es Sntri9uenz
lufipiel oufaelDit. Die Gntmirrun9 bes
&nptens curd) Die Domination 6oratip
Sepmours tit sum 8au6bnlten ldders
lid. Man fSnnte Der SomGbie ZEN 81
tel 0cben: Ser t eden6> ooer Der
Griumpbcer 591aubeit, ODER
Die @runbprucr in rStapt."
Betra6tn mir bic Gntwideluns pes
Stifcs. 3uerft oas Gpriptel. Die
ba%noelnoen Yerlpnen treten auf: penz
pleton NIT letnen Treltnoen aus Dem Bez
iten, in pouem Grnite uno sutem @lauz
ben ent1bloNen, bic Domination tbred
Tlbrer6 burd3uleben. sic MAIDEN Elm
fairies Drittel, beinabe Die @dlfte BEL
aan,en @onYentipn aus. Die Solz
baten NIT 5oncpd> Die ais cine lpsez
,1annte side show" bic COM erpatips
@plpaten<@ onpention terufen bober, UNI
ibrem Ganbipoten> Der etrpa8 lei9t i'm
&ppfe it, bos @emi9t ibrer tlouen Unit
former nit MelIinfn1pfen uno ibre,
rubu,bctrdn3ten @dbel III 9ebeu. Die
6reunce ppu 9enoreds, auf ben @u9enz
tltf wartenr> roo Yenoletons Ncmtnaz
tipn GG ais unmS9li@ er>reil len miro,
cann {6ren 2ieblin9 ein3u19ieben. Die
SQolanoer NIT BET aufri6ttsen Mi1@t
1t1 nemieniaen @anbibateu an3u19lteben,
Ter fid urter ben n5rcliden Dele9aten
am itdrtiten ;eist, Gnpli@ he 2e1te aug
ben 5ltltden Staateu, bic yerldteoene
unbepeutenoe Strobmdnner sprl9ieben,
UNI int eeei1neten Mueenblid nit ibrem
wobren plane berpor;utreten. l1nterbiez
len 6itltGen 2euten iinp bic Delesater
rpn Stem Yprf. sic peroienen uniere
Eel r>1cere Mufmerflamfeit.
Sn ben eriten Gerlammluneeu, >pelde
bic SEEM Worfer Delegation fit i9 bielt,
lp,roen Gle er1en Scenen Der Sntrieuenz
ccm6pie auf9eflbrt. Der Tabyer bieier
Delegation tpar 5pratio Sfympur. Sc
wurbe 1bmer lein, in ben @ren3en ber
partei relGe bic Dratbsieberet III benz
Ranse ether @i6en1daft erboben BAT,
einer 9eriebeneren Dratbsieber gu fnben.
St bat Die tief1en Gtefen bteler Dt1xnz
fbaft er9rlnpet, Sn per erten. Ser
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16

Die beab1i6tiste 9trur9i<
f@e Expiration Der ia NETT
f@en 3willtnse.- Dem 8erneb=
men no1 baben it@ bic 1iamefi9en 3mtl~
hinge @ban9 uno Gn9 sntl9lpne1, l9 eiz
rer @irursifden Operation gu untertper>
fen, pauit ba6 punberbare0 lilb 9ettertttt
perpe, ea6 fie belize felt tbrer Gntfebuns
Yerbunben bat. @cr ettpa 40 Sabren
Bat. BE ciptliiirte @elt gum erfen Male
bic Sumo BON Der Grtitsn3 3peier, auf
1pl@e Dirt Derbunpener %lebenbiser 8eien
erbalten. Die 3wiqin9e tpurpe1 bur@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
IustuHft crbctcn
Nn ale bic ee an9cbt unb nid,t ar9cbt

$50 III Soiepb Meinldenf2 Derltlbc tras!
baS &leto Der Gemitbli@teit unb reoet bic
u9pra9e" arttaen@nltanbes- @ein Qieblinga>
seaub IL, o1,eern 2euten @enub, 3u bersitsu, bod
p~rac!icirt er aud als Qlr3t intem ct jenes fnr9t>
bare Maeenitel ben 5unaer Maeu curirt, ,pelde
ii9 Der Strapa3e elmer 8eba,olung NIT ddten,
S9pei5erfas> uVis6feet" unb berglei&en geseu
tiQtges 5pnorar %untermerfen poQen. Su Der
8etanoluns iener entlesliden plase beeM en-
iaeuee(9le9ts, Der &eblenoirre BAT er F9 bereitS
als @o9ltbater Der Menf9beit erwieien, iuoen, er
ielbit lit oen bSsartisiten Ga0en TETS ourG RATIO
neQe duplication, mad 8ef1ten, BON 2aserbier,
@le> @eiu, 8ranbs pber punG 2inberung Ut GER
i@afen rubte. Wo 1T CT? 90 frast bic b%irltenbe
unb i9n1a9tenoe Menldbeit. llnlerc gntuort 1T:
Sn @ttQpater tit Der %famoIen He{tauratton.
gu oen Sieben Shpaben"
oebalten BON ben i3peien
be-. Soiepb uno gaSpar Bcini1ene.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Sr. Nuieuf,

pratttl1er Arst, Sperattur u. Nu9e1ar5t,
nin,r,t aus 8r~aattsten mannliden II. sreitliden @eldledts
oud9 sic MISUNDERSTANDING srnter 3u berid ttieen eben{o
quarantine i'd fir Iue in Der @eburtsti1fe une Sen Ibstsen
%erDst1en tlait9en uaS %untlu!isen Sreraipnen ss1adten Der
fpretnnsen.
Sf7es: 0srhgers 3lcd natc Ser Bride. Combinations
luneen opr 9 lltr 8erE. bis 4 lttr staim.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16

sag 3sdttatspeen SSsteffDbsna@ iiFhae eif nod adsr
Mi6tun9en berl1nh baben2absr NOD, feins
.Gemalttbaten neribt, ais has iie Mrbeiter
.bpn sen Gilenbabnen l1o 6abrifet per-
jost. IS ideint dis lei. Gin gp1fleet
init ZEN S5ebDDrncn l111oelmeipliG.
. -Niie uno no bie6erren g eY,,m . II /
lnp CLAIR, Die nptatnirten Nralipentz
lbaft6z UNI @ircz prdlicentlhaft5cano
oaten st fteben, pirfte nit Ne6t Sc
oen|to,1o pes 3pe;ielS ietu. Nt1olut eez
mib raae9en it, rab lls naA, Der Norem>
her1roh! 10 tebe1 !Seroea: :.
i Slit prdiioent:
-. n1mN 8
Sir @ieezpriNpent:
1lpl@ Il a8
Three cheers,
G"rrab. Surreb!! 5urrab.
Wsiuen @aabisaten @;nb BE- .z
3 3 Seymour uno blair
Daa Mil i'd Soy" Bet naebr?
Detrpieum Masbn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

BUILDING ASSOCIATION, Another meeting
Of those favorable t,tthe formation of Co.
operative Building Association was held last
night, at the room over the Assembly Rooms,
and was quite numerously attended much in-
terest in the enterprise being manifested. A
constitution for the government Of the associa-
ton was reported, discussed, amended and re
referred to the committee, when the meeting
adjourned until Tomorrow night, ats7 O'clock,
at the same place. Itisproposed to have five
hundred shares at, $500 per share, to be paid
In monthly instalments of $3.50. AT the next
meeting tits proposed to adopt the articles Of
agreement, and elect officers for the association,
which will atonce go into active operstinn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

CIRCUIT CoURT-7 uesday-Judge FL. W..
Thomas presiding.-G George Hill, Jr.., and su-
san T. Crint, appellants, ,vs.R. A.Phillips, ap-
peee--on au.appeal from hejudgment of the
County Court of Alexandria county, in the
matter Of the application for a road by R. A.
Phillips -judgment5of courtsbe'ow affirmed so
far as it,apples9to the road outside of the lands
of said George Hill, Jr #eE
Lydia Hurdle vs. Thomas T. Hurdle --on q
suggestion against Dr.. j. B. johnson 1t was
considered that said j. B. johnson pay to said
plaintiff The sum Of ST so in satisfaction Of a
feri facias i<saed from the Clerks Office of this
court, December 26th, 1867, against said Thos.
T. sHurdle,l and the COSTS Of this proceeding.
The court adjourned till 10 o'clock to day. :.
d TO-DAY. In the case Of, Jonathan Roberts
vs.. G. NJ Graham, judg ,nent was rendered
according to the verdicto Of thejnry at the last
term Of the Court, with COSTS z as%s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

SKATING: The canal and the. Potomac
River yesterday, afforded excellent skating
grounds to the young ladies and gentlemen OF
the city who indulge in that sport Last nights
moonlight skating exploits on the river, off the
wharves, are represented as decidedly unique.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

!. CELEBRATION OF THE 22ND.' "A meeting of
the jHydrau,ion Fire Company will be held to-
ight,in the Hall Of the company, for the pur-
pose of perfecting arrangements for the pro-
posed fremen's celebration Of the 22ad of Feb
ruary. The other com panins in the city, it is
expected, will also b. present to participate
10 the conference. 4.-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

FRIENDSHIP FAIR.-Tlle fair.f>r ths b nc.
6t Of che Friendship Fire Company, n w in
progress at the Assembly Rooms, Continues TO
afford each evening several hours of anu e
ment and recreation to the young people Of the
city. The fair will certainly close during the
current week - 1.sa = &St"''S &y2a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

s. FELL ON THE SIDEWALK. "A lady residing
on Cameron street, near the Market House,
slipped on the ice, on the side walk, on Royal
street, early tbs morning, near ths corner. Of
King street, AID falling heavily on the pave
ment injured herself, it is feared, seriously. =
She was taken, while insensib.e into the dry
goods store Of Wilmer & Slaymaker, and
after remaining there awhile carried to her
home ~ 81 80 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

WASHINGTON ADJUSTMENTS. Mariana at
the National, and Marie Antoinette at Walls
Opera House, to-night,in Washington. Special
train for the accommodation of those from this
city who may desire to 60 will leave here at
645 o. M ..r.:et
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

+ ROBBERY OF A W EDDING OAKE,-alr, ,Dua-
can Proctor, of Loudoun county, caught and
handed over to, the police in Washington yes:
terday, a boy who had stolen from his wagon
a cake he had boughtto b eaten on the night
of his approaching nuptials agf l.l a aaj .sa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

CoLoRED B ABY FOUND. Early la night a
co'ored man, namel Pincknay, Kicked W
bundle on West stree, bet.sce.' King I'd ia u
eron, which, when examined, Wa ound to
contain well and comic tablg dressed c ,lored
biby, about three months old. It was taken to
the Freedmcn's Bureau. .aa.. n. :..#. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

WATCH House. -Four persons all foreign
ers-were furnished with sleeping quarters at
the watch house last night. They we're on the
lookout for work, but could not fad employ
ment in the city; and for the benefit Of such
Others as may be journeying through the coun-
try seeking work, it is mentioned that Alexan-
dria offers them no inducements
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

HORSE RAcE.-A neat little quarter. stretch
was run yesterday, on the Washington Turn
pike, near this city, by animals belonging res
pectiveIy to Messrs. Fred Smith and, William
Rocker, resulting in the winning OF the purse
by the latter. .s5nss.e3 ssat II .asdto1. gslu u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

I LARGE VINEYARD. Mr.; Otis, who lately
purchased an estate near Union Mills Station,
on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Rail
road, has now in this city twenty five thousand
grape seedlings, which he proposes setting out
as soon as the weather permits. aa a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

sss SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Since the. suspension
OF navi CATION On the Potomac the travel over
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad
has sensibly increased. The Southern mail is
also transported over that road now
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05
: EME z s :.
.<NRAN, MASQUERADE BALL. /.

lie al ) propose to give "a II, at the
FL rtAC II HALL, on w ESDA1
EVENINti, February 18th, Tor the benefit OF
the Germa School. In order to enliven the
for the be m asks, by disinterested judges; and
no pains will be spared to make this q great en-
oyment to al who may participate in the re-
CREATION.
Commit Of Arraneements-Mrs S. Lind
hemcr, Ms. l.. Bendheim, Mrs. Kronhcim-
er, Mrs j IS. Cohn.
Ticket. u; Admission, ST.; to be obtained of
any of the ommittee jan 3l-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

Soup HoUsE.-Since the last, reported con-
tributions to the Soup House, Col. Lee has sent
there four hundred and fifty pounds of beef,
and DR.. -, one bushel of meal. .1-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05
ALExa., LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE B. &.
ID sRN IE DBL DEL M HaL - II; =4 ~
NEW RRa NGEh (

NEW ARIA NGEMENT,
BEGINNING MONDAY, J NE 3, lSJ,
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sundays, ut &
8. m, for Leesburg retur| ng leave Leos-
burg at H. 10 p. IN.
Connecting at Leesburg with Peacock's Line OF
First-class Coaches, which leave Leesburg on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, for Ham
ton, Purcellville, Snickersvlle, Berryviilo.
Winchester and Capon Spring. returning
leaving Winchester on Mondays, Wodnss-
days and Fridays.
Leaves Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival OF
the railroad train from Alexandria, and ar
rives at Middleburg at 3 p. m.
Leaves Middleburg TUESDAYS, Thursdays and
Saturdays. ut q. m, and arrives IL Lees
burg at II m, and (per railroadl arrives at
Alexandria At 3 p. m in ample u:ne FOR
Washington AMI Baltimore the same day.
From and after jung g. the coaches sill ruo
daily from Winchester to Capon Springs
FARE:
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO
Leeshurg ......... 50. 90 Capon Springs. IS
Hamilton. ... Pts Balls Mils.......... 225
Purcellville. 8 90 Aide ................. 275
Berryville ..... 4 so Middloburg ......... $40
Winchester. 500
Goods per Nnw YORK Philadelphia and Bal
timore steam lines, and Aiam=' Express, to
care Of K. II. Hgvenner, Freight A gent, ct Alex
andriai will be forwarded as far as LeeSburg
free of charge other than our regular tariff rates
Communication Passenger Tickets between Al
exandria and Lees burg and intermediate Sta
tons az cheap rates.
WASHINGTON BLYTHE.
nv Ply General Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

WEATHER.-It commenced showing, about
seven o clock this morning, and has continued
with but short intervals, during the entire day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

m% The members of the Hydraulion Steam
Engine Company are notified to attend meet
ing, at the hall of the Engine House, this CWed-
nesday) evening, at u clock: The attendance
of every member is requested, as business OF
Importance will be brought for consideration
Itm r. H. FICKLIN.s:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

RIVER NEws.-Thc Potomac continues
blocked up and the ice, it is said, extends down
as far as Nanjemoy, Reach Since The arrival
here yesterday evening, Of the steamtug Katie
Wise, nothing in the shape of aa5vessel has
moved the. waters 10 the ,harbor. The steamer
James S. Green, it is reported, has arrived at
Aqua Greek, and will make her way up as
soon as track is opened in the river. = Two
young men arrived here yesterday from the
neighborhood d, Boyd's Hole, having walked
heentire* distance on the ice and they report
that the river is covered with solid sheet from
that point to this city. Est (. ts}..s.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

A , I = A
A FAT for the benefit Of the .-..,
FRIENDSHIP FIRE CO.,
for tho purpose Of aiding them to pay for the
steamer Ia ely purchased by the Company,
will be bel at tho - ....s +. - .-- .s...
ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
conlmencn on MONDAY NIGHT, the 9th
Instant, anI continuing for about ten days and
nights. .... +.
All kind If Fancy and Useful Articles for
sale. lee Cream, OYSTERS &c, &c, always to
be had. supper served every night 81 -.
The ladies make an appeal to the citizens to
help them in their good undertaking, and we
are satisfied he appeal will not be in vain.
Season tickets, so cents single tickets, 10 els.
i'm I'll u. IL - -.---- =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

q % u I'D sssasss.:IE9 - -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY
W 20, 1868, one daily passenger train will run
between WASHINGTON and LYNCHBUKG,
connecting at GOKDONsVILLE with the Viz;
ginia Central Ka lroad to RICHMOND and
COVINGTON; at LYNChB BURG. for w EST
and SOUlHW EST, and at WASHINGTON
for the NOkTH and NORTH VEST.
Through tickes and baggage checked TO all
prominent points.
Leave Washington dny at $50 H., and
Alexandria at 700 u H., ARRIVING q. Lynchbulg
at 435 p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 1923 m arrive at
Alexandria ut 10 =. IN. and at Washington
al ~ p. H.
Passengers for points bHtwaen MANASSAS
JUNCTION and FRONT kOl l. leave Alex-
al driu daily tSuudSy excep eti) ut on AIN, nr.
ril ing at Trout oyal, tho present western tor
minus, al 800 T.. III. Eastward, leave Front
Royal at 7 Is q. Lii, and arrive ut Alexandria
40 p m. j. NJ. BROADUS,
ian 49, IF General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

DECISION REVERSED The Supreme Court
of Appeals, now in session in Richmond, yes
teraay reversed the decision OF the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county, in the case of the
opwealth against colored man named
Mathews, and a woman named Garner, con-
victed of the murder Of a colored man: named
Garner, theAhusband Of the woman, the former
Of whom was sentenced to be hung: and the
latter to the pepitentiary forlite. The murder
was committed near Apandale, about $ il miles
from this city. Bythis decision the woman is
cleared, and the man will have a new trial 1ut
as the principal witness against him has van-
Eished, tits supposed he alsoswilbe acquitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05
SHfERsFF,S SAFES.
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~ ag.-g ~ ~ ~ -
L By yitt!le # III s.Acc uti"n. obtained fr IN the
Clerk = ,pice Of tn Circuit Courtuf \ exaidria
county and to me dir cted shall off r Tor SALE
for cash, to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY,
February II, 1868, at II O'Clock a. 10. in front
of Leggs Livery Stables, Washington street,
ONE NJ ARE
ONE WAGON
seized satisfy said execution in favor OF Olivia
D Ha." vs. Adams i Johansen
feb &c 5tif JAS. Nj STEUART, Sheriff
@ Fl Err F F'S 5 A l. e.
By Virtue Of an execution, obtained from the
Clerks flee of the County Court of Alexan.
dria ecu ry ana to me directed, [ shall offer
for sale for cash, to the highest bidder, on
WE'D , FSDAi, February II, 1853, at J.
oclock m, Oh The premises, No. ia, King
street n variety Of
NEW HARM ESS,
BRIDES,
seized to s.tisfy said execution in favor of Geo.
w. Clifford VS. PadgeIt u Brill.
feb er5if JAs."M. STEUART. Sheriff.
g HE F'+S SA LIE. "
By ,irtu4 of an execution obtained from the
Clerks :tfce Of the County Court of Alexan-
dria c, untg, January term, 1868, in. favor OF
John G. McCrAcken VS.. The schooner Yellow
JACKIE ! Shall sell, for cash, to the highest
hidde;, on MONDAY, February TO- 1865 at II
o'clock II III said SCHOONER, her tackle IN
and nrpar l rs she li,s near tho Oyster @s.ggs2sn
Dock IT, SATISFY sad execution.
ia 3'-en5t JAS NJ. STE ! A RI, Sheriff.
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WARRINGTON. Al!xa. & G1o-e TuWH z. 4.
3fa 81 % al ezz::g Sss - % 9 ssz=sIs
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JAN 2lst,
~ 1868, and until further notice, Local Pas
senger Trains will run between WASHING
TON and ALEXANDRIA as follows:
LEAVE ALEX ANDRIA, from the corner
of st. Asaph and h ing SITS, at 600 800 and 1000
q M, ana 1 l:Oo 800 and $40 p m, and from
: LEAVE WA lIlNGTnN, from MARY laid
Avenue Depot at 200, ~: o and HOO a. m. and
200 42D, 600 and 6: Is p m
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS
LEAVE WASH GlUN, from Maryland
Avenue Depot, at COS m.
.. -. A. STEVENS, Gen. supt
w. j. PHELPS, Gen Manager fla 20-tf