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PUBLISHED ~ This COUNTRY.
MAY NUMBER NOW READY.
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A RESPECTABLE young woman wants q
~ SITUATION private family CHAMBhRMAlD aud hbAh'
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at vadrbtave side frst south Pteie H. Brookh
all RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, Boarding
~ and Hotels be supplied With good hLkFANls Hom
all nations Protestant and Catholic, AT
A NUMBER of German Girls want SlIUA-
IN TIONS. Apply No. 100 Bsst Houston st. near Bo"sy
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND
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TO
II. L. BATEMAN,
Director Of the Partisan Opera Bouhe'
tATuRDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING hAf
GRAND
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commencing Of } "c"0A'
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oper. Bouss IN three seis BY oTsno,eh
ADMISSION 10 THB MATINEE. ONE DOLLAR
rIs Evening PERFORMANCE,
commencing a. O'clock precisely.
Will consist
til. frs. and second acts
LA oRAsDs DUcaEssE.
OPERA pouYpB, BY J. oFFENBAcH.
to be followed
IN many Years
Mr. IT, l. BATEMAN
IN Ns celebrated peI.ouahon 0i
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THE OLD GUARD,
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To conclude w.h
the first act OF
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R,,.a Seat, can he had at Box oees Of the Academy
Muse and French Teae Also at Nos 200 and O Broadway Oh AZ
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James Moran sndes bay geng Lady Pendeton owner Lazy
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
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BeomlnSaale Ra' 40; n :. sLo- so' w. and H' e"
Bdrdge 1t g. (So. l75 ls6ra3 3..........:.....:..s
Kings Bridge Rd shave and l3Shst (irreg lots
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NewChsmbsrsst 8, S2S n e Of Whlanst, Jau4dt1zf1
Pears (yos 36J 355 367J 66r6i lOI35
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Spring st. n s. Sullivan and MseiOusals, slI1%6a2lz
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wAR DEPARTMENT. sUResos-G GEsIRiL'. @

wAR DEPARrxKyr, suReEos- GESaRaL: oroE
WAsHNG1os. d. G., March ?, 1853 .
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist OF
~ surgeon BROWN BreV'i BIga4isI General S5,;
.,oa H. X WIRTZ Breret Al Surgeon JOHN
EOoRB Brevtt Colonel aud AsstsnSu Surgeon WOOD
HULL Irev.t Colonel A. will meet In Sewfo CITY
on tie Of Assistant Surgeons g.
promeon and Of candidates for ados into me Msdiea
Stan Of she L. n Army. g.,
Applicant, mus, and % ysa Of age physically sound
AND graduatss Of regular medical college a.,
A5psons for psrmon appear before The Board should be sd
Dressed and must state ths tan
nam, residence and and place Of birth the candidate
Tesmoua character and qualifications must be furnished IL
the sppent medical service Of the dnrng The
late War rated tge.bs With bis former rsni and
ard testimonials oneeu With whom ne has
served should sIfe be fofw AIDED
hon ss 10 an indispensable prerequisite appointment
Of vsespses ersnE the Medical Corps OF NE
my 10 thinynine. j. X BARNES, surgeon General u A.
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RAND BALL
---.-.A n D
PROMENADE CONCERT.

The members of the P IONEER B. B. c., re-
spectfuly announce to their friends and the
pu lie generally, thai they intend giving, Their
FIRST GRAND BALL and PRO We y Al E
CONCERT, on TUESDAY EVENING, Jan
uary T. 1868, at the Assembly Rooms, corner
King and ROYAL sts,, in honor of the :]egates
to the Base Ball Convention, which conven es
here on that day.
Prof COOKS CELEBRATED COIlhlON
BAN D has been engaged for the occasion
Tickets, 81; to be had Of any Of the following
& ~ COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Geo S. Smith, M G MITCHELL WA. Smith,
r. +. Arnold, NJ. Harlow, j. Perry.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Peter Bremen S. Pryor, J R Green wood, VIM.
Humphries, S. DealhaIn, II. Strauss,
Ii. Alexander.
BALLET MASTER George S. Smith
FLOUR MANAGERS.
Nj. G. Mitchell, John Perry. r. F. Arnold.
Promenade Concert at 8 O. clock.
Grand March at 9 O. clock. L
Omnibuses commence running at O'clock.
dec 3l-td s ....s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06
NARROW ESCAPE OF A RAILROAD Train. :

NARROW ESCAPE OF A RAILROAD Train
The Lynchburg News of Saturday last, says :
son Wednesday night the Orange Southern
bound Express train made most narrow es-
cape. from one Of those appalling catastrophes
2 which have become so frequent of late. The
train was nearing the Rivanna river, two miles
east of Charlottesville, and when within ashort
distance of the high bridge spanning that
stream, the passengers we're suddenly aroused
/. by the heavy jostliog aud rolling of the cars.
So great was the jar that the lights were In
SANITY extinguished by 1t, and for a few mo-
ments scene of indescribabe confusion pre-
vailed, the excitement and CONSERVATION being
the greater from the fact that none knew what
the danger was. At this moment Conductor
] Walstrum sprang to the bell-cord, and sound
ing the alarm signal, the Engineer stopped
the train, just as the locomotive entered upon
the bridge. An examination disclosed the fact
that the cars had been thrown from the track
itties for considerable distance. A short span
bridge, and nothing but a special iotsrposition
of Providence could have saved them from
being precipitated into the abyss below, dis
lance of 70 or 80 feet, when. We should have
had a repetition of the fearful Angola disaster,
which 80 startled the country few days since.
The GOODNESS and presence Of u,iod OF Captain
Walstrum .averted this dreadful accident, and
saved many lives, SO deeply imperrilled. The
passengers, when made aware of the danger
they had escaped, highly applauded the con-
duct OF Capt. w. and unanimously agreed that
to him they we're indebted for their safety. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

POLICE REPORT MAYORS OFFICE. here
were no cases Of criminal character at the
Mayors Office this morning. .,s, s.9#@.-l,
MAGISTRATES OFFICE Patrick Wood, col
:ored, arrested on the. charge of st ealing the
fencing from around Mrs. Elllotts garden, was
discharged for want efl evidence-tbough ii, the
stolen lumber was found in his yard. a9tle was
arrested last year for an assault on Mrs. Muir
tauph, near Four Mile Run. 1
A warrent was issued Tor the arrest of Fred
erick Smith, for threatening the lie OF Theo-
dore Dilger. s.....,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

WE NOTICED at MI. Prigg's One Dollar Jew
elry Store, 43S, Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ington, D. c., three doors from 4! ST., mag
nifcent variety of holiday presents, consisting
OF tuchsia, pearl and jet pendant sets and bog
wood jewelry of every description. These
goods are manufactured in the neatest and
most tasteful styles, and for Christmas presents
will prove most acceptable. Mr.. Prigg has
over one thousand sly les Of jswelry and when
we remenl Der that such exqu site articles can
be procured for such moderate prices, lie de-
serves to and will do very large and incress-
ing business. dec 5--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

= a REMIN1scENcE.-A traveller in days of
stages, twenty years ago, thus enthusiastically
describes breakfast which many of our older
readers will recognize as a Renaissance OF a
day and place now no longer famous. In the
onward march Of progress the wsyside inn is
, left behind, and the stage coach disused. But
there are few, probably, who ever breakfasted at
''Gooding's" after the manner described, who
would not willingly sit again at such board
I: at such time:
The traveller, whoever he may be, that
ever stopped to breakfast at Mr. Gooding's, on
the, Fairfax road going out from Alexandria,
will remember how sharp was his appetite on
arrival there in the stage, and how by the time
he could wash and refresh himself III that way,
he was shown into the breakfast room, to re-
fresh himself more substantially with good old
fashioned Virginia biscuit, fragrant hot coffee,
and dish OF hot fried chickens, as tender as
young parridges! Well, if he had asked Mrs.
flooding the quo modo-the how it happened,
she would have told him that when the stage
arrived, the chickens were in the coop, from
which they were taken all salive and kicking,
and having their heads wrung off, we're instant
". disemboweled and washed out with hot (not
cold) water, and then quartered and dropped
Unto pan of boiling lard, (pure sweet lard,
mind ye,) and were served up hot and dry, not
swimming in grease and thus it Is, MIR. Read
er, that you get what is worth eating In the
way of fried chckens"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

CULTURE OF THE CRANBERRY In the s9amps
of Henrico county in this State, the cranberry
grows luxuriantly, in wild state. No one, it
is believed, has ever attempted its cultivation
in this latitude, being content with natures uD
aided efforts. Yet there is probably no crop
thatswould more richly repay the labor bestow
ed on it than this fruit when once " ell set it
requires no care or culture, and Occupies ad-
vantageously lands unfit for any other useful
plant In the West the wet p'sai1rie lands are
largely devoted,t to its culture, where as high as
four hundred bushels are yielded per acre. It's
natural soil is swamp, butt has been success
fully cultivated on upe'nds, with a decided i'm
provement, it is said in Inequality Of the fruit.
The cranberry Is ls.rgeiy consumed in this end
the adjacent markets, aud if some of our en-
terprsing ag'iiculturists would devote a few
rods OF sws'mp land, otherwise useless, to its
cultivation, it would DOUBTLESS prove a remu.
neratlve investment. eaE
UNcLEANLY HABITS IN CHURCHES If the
Connecticut Hblue laws were in force in this
day, one of which compelled the person seen to
spit in church to stand with his tongue in a
split stick there are sundry young gentlemen
lso called1. who frequent our city churches,
who would be continually enduring the inflic-
ton OF ITS penalty. The extent to which they
dehles the yestibules, stairs, aisles, and even
p 'e' sof the houses Of worship, is positively
diseusting. 1t is simply want Of decency,
winch according to Pope, is want Of sense"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

Soup HoUsE-The appropriation made by
the City Council tor the maintenance of the city
charity soup house has been expended, and
without marked increase both in the number
and quantity of the individual contributions to
that public charity its further continuance
must be suspended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

COL WILLIE MUNFoRD. Col Willie Nun
ford, during the late war Lieutenant Colonel Of
the 18th Virginia Infantry, delivered a lecture
last week in Lynchburg, upon the life and
writings of Tom. Hood. The Colonel's many
friends in this city will be glad to learn that he
is eninying excellent health
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

WASHINGTON FERRY The boats on the
Washington Ferry have locked two hours from
their running time-their first trip starting
now at eight o'clock a. NJ, and their last
at five D. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

STORE LEFT OPEN Policeman Sipple on
bis rounds very early yesterday morning, dis
covered that the front door of the confectiona-
ry store of Mr.. Brengle, on King street. had
been left wide open during all the preceding
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

BALTIMORE STEAMER. iron propeller
Weldon, of the Potomac Transportation Line,
will leave Baltimore for this city during the
current week, with full freight. She vii
also make q return trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06
$. LOCAL u, n WS'..
MONDAY AZ IS ~ RNING. JANUARY 6:

81 SUNDAY SCHOOL ANN1vERsARIY,..--Ilhe sun },
DAY School attached to St. Mays Cnuron
Held It's usual yearly celebration yesterday after.
i noon. Tie children occupied almost the entire
cantral range Of pews, and 9, large congregation
flied The, rest Of the church. After the Mag
sui6cat, in the Vesper Service the Pastor &C.
livered al addres, to the children upon the
;;nno,t,nce Of learning the Christian Doctrine
WE'LL They who knew it, he said, could an
,ver questions Of the highest Importance to
man, which would have COMPOUNDED the great
philosophers of old; even Socrates himself
! could have given no answer to many question '
! 10 which any we'll instructed child would now
find no difficulty, The most renowned men
sof the world had confessed that In the Cate
ehism the most essential truths were taught.
: AZ. ST. Helena, the Emperor Napoleon had
taught it to the little daughter OF his devoted
!, follower. Bertrand, and one of the profoundest
a;urists Of our own country, the late Chief JUS
itice fancy, had expressed his admiration Of its
simplicity and depth: y a q 7a
After CHS address, the Annual Report was
read by the Superintendent, from which it ap-
peared that during the year, As boys and 81
girls had joined thezschoo,and "a boys ana IS
9 girls had lett it, mostly on account of removal
from the city, and one girl had died; leaving
on the roll l08 boys and lis girls, in all 226 4;
which he supposed to be about one b alt OF the
children in the congregation. Besides the
Superintendent and the Librarian and two as
.sistants, there were 26 teachers, IL male and
IL female. The average attendance for 1867
had been 1 40; 81 boys and Is girls; rhe largest
attendance, 100; II boys and So girls,
The children who had distinguished themsel
YES for punctual attendance and good lessons,
and conduct, were then called up, and received
gold crosses, handsomely framed pictures, or
nicely bound books, nearlya hundred being
distributed. RI =@.#s@
The services then concluded with the Bene-
diction. 4
4 49,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

COUNTING Room BROKEN OPEN-Tbe
counting room of Messrs. Smoot & Uhler, on
Union street, was burglariously entered last
night, some Of the drawers forced open, but
nothing of value stolen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06
ISTMAS N u N 3 E Il
~ OF THE
london illustrated News,
received and for sale ut
F r +, n G. Il S

F r FL Il S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. IS, King street.
A splendid nun er-Triple Sneet-.with Sup
plement, printed in colors. Subiect--,' Heir
LOOM" from the celebrated panting by Geo
Lance
The Democratic Almanac for 1864 com.
plete epitome Of the events Of the past year
very useful for reference.
North British R.vicw for December.
The Riverside MAGAZINE FIR Young People
January number. This is, beyond, doubt, th@
best monthly Tor the young publisher in ,hi;
runtry.
Dickens Once Week-English copy-rc-
ceived and for sale.
Rallous Magazine for February.
New Books received daily
land e. e. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

I DEAD BoDY.-As no measures were adopt
ed by which to identify the dead body lately
found on the river shore below Glymont, a
colortd man living near that place, named Wat.
Swan, dug grave and buried it, Swan says
the body was that of a soldier, who was drown
ed some time since, from the wharf at Fort
Washington, and not that Of Devlin, the miss
ing soldier from Fort Foot as some supposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

DISTURBING THE PEAoE--Two members of
the 5th U. S. cavalry, stationed in Washing,
ton, visited this city yesterday, and after
charging furiously through the principal
streets, to the imminent danger of pedestrians,
finally wound up in the watch bouse-to which
place they were escorted by Major Stewart,
military commander of this post, who availed
himself Of the opportunity to inform the cul-
prits that the days of the law were not over, at
least in his district and that the municipal reg
ulations must not be infringed with impunity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

So LHS'
..- .-. SEA Z S !
ALL SIZES AND KINDS.
Retail Prices Guaranteed as Low as Jobbers'
Wholesale Bates.
COUNTER SCALES,
Of al kinds, with brass beams, and with or
without brass scoops and Weights, handsomely
fnishe in gilt and yermillon
PLATFORM SCALES
of ali sizes with and without wheels, to weigh
from AGO to 1850 lbs
HAY, COAL, CATTLE AND RAILROAD
SCALES.
BEAMS, SPRING BALANCES, &c, &c, sc
Co!rertaess and Reliability guaranteed.
Strength and Finish unsurpassed.
We guarantee our Prices 50 above stated.
Parties n want Of SCALES are requested 70
examine our stock.
Scales delivered in Alo&andria free Of freight.
...... JOHN a BAkEH,
.. Agricultural! Warehouse.
Nos. Sc and 90, Louisiana Avenue,
Between 9Gh and 10Th Streets
dec lG- 2w Washington, ID. g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

HEAVY TRAvEL.-The train on the O., A.
& NJ. R. R., on Saturday last contained sixt7-
FIVE through passengers from Bristol>to the
North
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

OYSTERS. supply of oysters at the
wharf now is abuudaot-the price per bushel
ranging from seventy-ive cents to one dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

Cow DROWNED. valuable COW, belonging
TO Mrs Harrington, fell overheard on Friday
night last, from Janney's wharf, and was
drowned e..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

VEN1soN.- Mr. Coouey had at his restaurant,
on Cameron street, on Saturday, fine buck
killed few days ago, near Occoquan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

RELAXING Track. The Orange Com pany
are now relaying with new iron the track o.
theirr road, near the city. As..soon as new lro1
can be obainedthe entire track will be relald
Lunchbury Neaos. Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

KNOCKED OFF THE TRACK = On Friday
last the Northern bound passenger train of the
Orange Railroad knocked a co!ored man off the
track at the switch, near the University, and
seriously and, perhaps, fatally Injured him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

INsTALLAT1oN.-Th public installation Of
the officers Of Potomac Lodge Of Odd Fellows
will occur night, as sta ed in the Gazette last
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06
FEED FEED.

We have on hand al! kinds of FEED, when
we are prepared to sell at low prices, delivered.
to our friends and customers in any portion OF
the city Give US your orders: -
GWIN, BECKHAM & CO.,
dec u SO, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06
u OR SALE AND RENT.
FOR RENT

E Elli The HOUSE. No. 5 washington street,
fIr many wears the residence of the late Judge
~ ale-has water and gas. To good tenant
the rent will be M derate. Possession gwen 1st
March Apply to
p -. :, 80 -,.,. u : BRENT & WATTLES,
ian 3-tf - - a 6S1 Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06

THE WEATHER was wintry to day, with an
other fall of snow. The snow, however, melt
ed almost as soon as it tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-06
CITY TT = Nj s .

GENTLgMESs fine Overcoats at $4O at Hen
ning's Que Price Clothing Store, corner OF 7th
t. and Maryland av Washington. 1t