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The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
Dr. y. KT. JOESELYN
Still continues to treat the afflicted with his VAL
UABLE AND NEVER, FAILING RENE
DIES, at the
GI5 WASHINGTON STREET.

just ABOVE MAGuIRES OPERA HOUSE.
1t is seven years. up to February 18th, 1867
since the Institute was established. The Directors
challenge the world to show q more successful
triumph. There have been over TWENTY FIVE
THOUSAND consultations, and nearly TWENTY
THOUSAND contracts made, with only eleven
failures to cure; Gn those cases the fee wns re-
turned) large number OF cases prescribed for
which, from the nature of the disease, could only
be temporarily relieved.
The doctor makes it his study to help suffering
humanity without regard to the amount of money
the patient may be able to pay. His remedies
are mild and gentle in their action. They ure
entirely free from all mineral poisons or any
substance that can possibly injure the most deli
cate system, The Doctors mode Of practice is
the REF ORMED or LLECTROPATIiIC system,
by which one half oithe diseases in the catalogue
can be cured without medicines
IN ALL CASES lie WARRANTS A CURE or
asks no pay for his services 1t has been too
common with persons calling themselves Physi-
clans, to treat their poor victims until their funds
were exhausted, and then turn them away, half
cured to die by the wayside, or become burden
to the punlic while he fingers out lie of suffer-
ing aud misery.
TO those afflicted with unmentionable com.
plaints the Doctor would say that he can cure
the worst possible case in very short time, with
out the person afflicted being exposed to their
most intimate friends.
To those whose constitutions have been injured
ny yOulnlul cXCcSscs, lne DOCTOR oilers positive
and speedy return al health and manly vigOr.
To the Rheumatic, almost instantaneous cure.
TO FEMALES,
either sick or in trouble, the Doctor wishes to
say, that he is thoroughly conversant with their
delicate and sympathetic systems, the disease and
troubles incident thereto and can assure them
| perfect cure, or relief, the case may require.
| His FEMALE MONTHLY medicines are unsur.
passed by any other known They are pleasant
| to the taste and will be warranted safe and sure.
l,aj-The utmost secrecy observed.
All you that are afflicted, Male and Female, no
matter what the case may be- will give you re-
lief or cure, or ask nothing for my trouble,
Persons residing at a distance whose business or
domestic affairs prevent their visiting the city, or
those who teea delicacy in personal consult tation,
can correspond with the Doctor, and have advice
or remedies sent, which will be warranted TO eff.
feet the result required, and the letters will be
destroyed. In writing care should be taken to des-
crbe symptoms correctly. State how long tho
disease or trouble has been running, together
with sex and age.
Ms-Always address thus: j. II. J0ssELYN, NJ.
d., San francisco, Cal, Box 1915; or, if sent by
Express, GAS Washington ST., instead of the
number of the box.
Advice 10y letter or otherwise, gratis.
Cfice hours from 8 A. NJ. to 2 I'm.
j. Ii. JOSSELYN, NJ. D. .u
Resident Physician E!ectropathie Institute.
October S, lS67.--ly,
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

THE old and well known remedy, which has
acquired world rcnown for the cure Of all sud
den colds, coughs, ETC., weak stomach, general
debility, nursing sore mouth, cankered mouth or
sore throat, liver complaint, dyspepsia, or indi-
gestion. cramp or pain in the stomach, bowel
complaint, painters collie, Asiatic cholera, diar-
rhea and dyscntery, has lost none OF its good
name by repeated trials, but continues to occupy
a prominent position in every family medicine
chest.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
MAMMOTH OuARrz MuI-Wa !aarn IN,

MAMMOTH QUARTZ MILL.-We learn that
John Gillard. who has been erecting new
quartz mill on the Mammoth Quartz Ledge.
a few miles below Wells on Dry Creek, has
got it completed and started it to work on
Wednesday last. We shall probably be able
to give the first run in our next issue. We
hope the run will insure the success Of the
enterprise.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07

LOOKS BETrER.-The burnt district oppos
10 our office begins to look respectable
again. A. Lipset., Of the Orleans Hotel, has
purchased the remainder of the ground
1"O'c' Y did not originally belong to him, the
,''o'n property extending east to Thomas
''0as Law office, and has inclosed the whole
'"u nigh, substantial picket fence. erected
'.'o''ng, DC. within the enclosed space, and
s"sn 10 the nnsightly burnt district quite a
o'0ds0ms appearance.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07

SPECIAL NOTICE. -Wewouldcall thcatten-
ton of of our readers to the Grover Baker Ma
chimes. Their reputation istoo well established
for us to attempt a word In their favor, but
would advise my person wanting arcliable Fam
lily Sewing Machine, to investigate these before
uyi M. "a word tothe wise is sufficient"
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07

lHE GREAT C1cRus. The Treasurer Of
S'9nor e. Chiarinfs Royal Italian Circus,
""'cn d'd not show at Auburn, is requested
10 call this way and settle a few small bills
"o'co MS agent contracted when here. 1t
gratifying to look a, the large, elegant and
ngn'y co'ored show bills posted around town,
oo' 'he creditors would rather take a peep
mo the Treasurer's pocket.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
-
MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
New Remedies, New Remedies.
DR.. Gibbons Dispensary,
KEARNEY STREET,

hTh NEH xG1vG nGA1
OlU NEAR COMMERCE. l.,
San Francisco. Established in
1854. for the treatment Of Sex
ual and Seminal Diseases, such
rs GonorrhEa. elect. Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Semi
nal Weakness. Impotcncy, etc.
Skin Diseases (of years stand
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07

OORE'S PATENT P.dLNT is harmless
I1 liquid that leaves no smart nor stain, stops
pain instantly, and cures ulcers OF every name;
and the .annihiatOr is a speedy cure for catarrah
and colds in the head Sold by Druggists Ill
pain instantly relieved free Of cost ut Moore's
office, G52 Market street, near Kearny.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07

TRANSPORTATION,
RECEITED AND FOR WARDED.
At Reasonable Rates,
with Care, Promptness and Disp atch.
zas- Persons wishing Goods forwarded. will mark
them Scare of G. w., Auburn Station"
ns- Perishab1e Goods should be properly mark.
ed as such; and Glass. or other fragile fabrics,
should be marked WITH CARE"
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
Married Men,

Or those who contemplate marriage. who are sut-
fering under any of these fearful malades, should
not forget the sacred responsibility resting upon
them, nor delay 10 obtain immediate relief.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07

| In the District Court OF the l4th Judicial Dis
hict Of the State Of California, IN and for
the CounfU of Placer.
The New York herald., 1868-03-23
raE PHILADELPHIA SlauGelERs.
PHILADELPHIA. March q, 1858.


70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
) In Fridays issue OF your paper among list Of
Vessels reported aving been searched In Philadel
phia and smugg ! goods found on board, you
mention the name Of the vessel command,
Bchooner Ellie l. Smith, stating that q trunk
was found on board containing dress goods,
cigars. &C.; that the captains wife was sitting
On the bed when the detectives visited the ves-
sci; that her reluctance to arise excited their sus-
p0iens; that on searching the bed cigars and other
articles were found concealed. AS the statement Is
calculated to do me injury request you to publish
She facts as they really are.
Nv vessel arrived al Philadelphia from Cienfuegos
wit cargo OF sugar, m0lasses, &c. Among the cargo
WAS one trunk, which was on the vessels manifest
The revenue officers visited the vessel and notwih-
Btanding the trunk was properly entered, broke 1t
open and found II to contain ladies' wearing appa
Tel and some other articles. My wife was not on
board the vessel during the passage nor at the time
tthc detectives visited me, and the statements OF
S0ur correspondent therefore without f0unati0n.
BELFORD SMITH,
Master Of schooner Ellie l.. Smith.
The New York herald., 1868-03-23

kunyed up q U by mutual consent among the manu-
Sellren and others, In whose interest the heavy
SuICAases OF wool were recently made Be this as Il
k0, Il 70 certain that holders OF woollen fabrics
&sce received some inspiration, as they are exceed
~: they were very anxious for biSs snort tme
Imported goods have sold to only limited extent.
ne resumption OF canal and river navigation viii
be >okey 70 ses the wheels OF commerce In motion
ngaia, when we ought to see revival OF the dry
beeds business, 10 all Its ramincations.
We annex the current quotations for some OF the
moro prominent and fsvorite fabrics:-
[ BIAA0a1D 4UsLINS-New York Mills ~, 29c. !;
s aSts sS &c. s Anosseag A. -. 1sc Lonsdale
20. 23kc.; Bay Mills, -, 2oc
BROWN Notwithstanding A, ~, lskc. 10. ;
lac; ssarf a, - i7c; e;nf iaconia q isHc % iSc.
PhNTs-Amoskeag, l3hc.; American lfanciesh
Me-; A%oSseas az s%Surning Isc Msr1nso Ilc
Lancaster lsKc. 9 lac; Pacific i4sc.
49, ,Osn1.iLS-Standards 1.L- Amosxeag, Asiansic' &C.,
ssslrHs.-AmSsksas, E x,lc. a as@c.; York, 2skc.;
s1.si Amsscsn Az. lssc; N AAc; Eagle l2s0 lS''c.;
: s.DEkIns-Amosksag &c.; York. 2s,Ic.; Union,
d7c.; Empire State, 2Oc; Mount Vernon, 2sc; Prov-
TI0KMGs-Amoskeag 2Ic. 8shc.; Everett SOC. |;
YORK 2Jho. q 85c.; Mount Vernon, lAsc.; Boston,
GfAzxp CAMsRIcs.-Amoskeag. 1oc. 1Osc.; We
kona. I0,Ss.; Washington, lohc.
PAPER OAMBRICKS.-Saters 13c-; /; L0nSdalc, 12Kc
sIEEsIAs.-Victory, Union and others, lac. q l7c.
OORsxT JEANs.-Am0skeag, lac. Hhc.; Pepper
el, l5Kc. q lec.; Naumkeag, lac. Nhc.; Newman
q Corrcs % CnscEs-Park Mills, 2sc.; Union Mills
22Xc 27Sc.; Caledonia 22hc. 25c.
[ CANTON NFLANNRIS-Amoskeag, brown, 25c.; Naum-
keag, brown, l6kc do. beached, 20c; Slatersville,
brown and bleached, l5hc. q 16ho.
;. DsLANls.-Pacihc, 1sc. o 2Oc.; Spragues, l7c.;
Lowell, 10c.
SrooL CoTroN.-Coates', 81; Brooks, 95c.; Clark's
&c.; Wyoming and Glasgow, SOC.
PAINTING CLoTH.-4 by 4S, 711c. q 7xo.; 4s by 81,
IKE. &c.; SO by SO, sc. SIC. So by So sac. 81lc;
Ss ~ co. Shc. $40; 80 by "a, S1c. SAc. "a By o.
$40
The New York herald., 1868-03-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Mnrr1eds
OLARx-KEBNAN.-On Thursday, March 10 at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, BY the Rev. r. s.
AEndt, GEORGE w. CLARK, of Little Rock, Ark, Ia
Niss BfLA youngest daughter Of JOhE Keenan, ESQ.,,
- Hudson City, N. J.
The New York herald., 1868-03-23

CTEIswAY HALL
FINAL FAREWELL READINGS.
rrE IN NUMBER
cuxRLEs srESs DICKENS
WILL READ
o. MONDAY EVENING. April u.
DOCTOR 1ARlooLD
pa the trs, time In New yorts
MRS. CAMP.
.. TUESDAY EVENING, ApsSn
Oass time bu, ,hreo)
NICHOLAS NiCKLEBv
Cat Mr.. squeers' schooll
Hoors AT THE HOLLY TREK INN
o. THURSDAY RvEsISa, AptuH
dAss time bai ,wo,.
DAVID corrEsruKLD
G Mr. BON sA%SEK.s w rARrv
drom fickwickL
O. FRIDAY EVENING, Apnu
dass time bu, ouoh
pocroR r. sas,ooLD
MRS. uAMP
On MONDAY EVENING, AprnN
dss, times
X cHRIsrsxis CAROL
TUE TRIAL FROM prcxwIox.
Tho Reading. win commence At sociock.
The sale OF tickets for the Course Of Yve Resdug only
win take place az stearway Hail on Monday March w. com
Should any tickets remain unsod hey viii be disposed Of
on Tuesday, March 81. snd following days. o. 'ss same Vine
The New York herald., 1868-03-23
AMUsKMKNTs.


ROWERY THEATRE.-COMBINATION.
ID First nights OF Mr.. and Mru. EDWIN BLANCHARD.
First nights Of Mss TERESA BERRY
Comedieua Of Pas The AssAssia Mr. Bianchardss
Dc fAscinauon. OF tho Rocks. Wonderful Le arned
s.n;s n;s MI and Mn. Dogs
Mile. Misss Wilton and
Katherine Kloper. Cohits Ronzanti. Mr. Van Deer
THE MIDNIGHT BANQUET,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Under authority of deed of trust, dated 18th
March, 1885, duly recorded in Fairfax county, l
will offer for sale, by auction, at II o'clock m.,
on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of January,
1869, at the Mayors Office, in the city of Alex
andria, the TRACT OF LAND, in said county
of Fairfax. lying on Turkey Cock Rum between
the Little River Turnpike, the Orange q Alex.
Railroad and the Manassas Gap extension, con.
taing 335 ACRES, now in the possession of q.
Reinecker- distant from Alexandria about five
miles, and about one mile from Clouds Mill
The tract will be subdivided and sold In four
parcels, viz: 90
No. j, containing 103 acres, roods and %
poles. is mostly cleared and under cultivation
and has upon il q small tenement, outhouses
and leborers' house. with considerable wood,
young fruit, &c.
No z contains I05 acres, rood, 81 poles, and
is heavily imbered-part cleared:
No contains 50 acres, roods, 80 poles A;
has large Quantity Of timber wood; about
half cleared.
No. 4 contains CT acres, roods, Is poles, and
has nsider=ble timber
Turkey Cock is I. fl e stream, running through
Nos l and The whole tract is well supplied
with springs.
TEKMS-Cash for enough TO pay $3.50 and
the expenses Of sale and for the residue credit
OF one and two years from the 18th OF Septem
Der 1873 with ii forest. payable half yearly
Thetavments to be rateably apportioned among
the several purchasers; the deferred pay nents
TO be secured by deed of trust TO the satisfaction
of the undersigned, and he property TO be re
SOLD or default in complying with these terms,
at the risk OF the deiaulting pur, haser, upon
ten days notice in the Alexandra G .zette.
dec 2i-eotd K. JOHNSTON Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26

POLICE REPoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. Mary
Tyler coored, on complaint OF Clara Mason,
colored, for abusive language, was dismissed at
complainant's cost.
George Hamilton. colored, for dsorderly
conduct at ball in the western section OF the
city, and for abusing Margaret Stapletoot,
celored, was discharged upon the payment OF
costs. -.
Albert Dixon, colored, TOR disorder y conduct
at the upper end King street, was discharged
upon the payment of costs.
John Taylor colored, for disordery conduct,
and for fighting on Vinegar Hill, was fined and
discharged.
William Morgan, colored, for disorderly con
duet, and for fighting, was fined aud dis
charged.
John Hackley, colored, for disorderly con-
dnct and for fighting at the upper end OF
King street, was fined add discharged.
Jesse Triplett, coored, for disorderly con-
duct, and for fighting 1.-THE upper end OF hlng
street, was fined and discharged.
Henderson Shannon, coiored, Tor dlSorderly
conduct, and for fighting at the upper end or
King street, was fined and discharged.
George Brookes, for disorderly conduct on
the streets. was dismissed with an admonitlon.
William Rocker, for selling liquor without
the proper license, was fined and discharged.
Alexander Nj. Edwards and Billy Mullen,
two soldiers from Battery Rodgers. for inter
tering with young man from the country, were
dismissed.
John Boswell, for disorderly conduct at the
upper end of King street, was tined and dis
MAGIsrRATE's OFFICE. "A colored woman
named Zela Harris, for robbing the dwelling
house of Mr. John T.. Hill, was sent to jail Tor
further examination.
The case of the young man for removing the
rings from the fingers of lady with whom ne
danced at ball last night, aud tor retaining
them in his possession, was dismissed by his
returning the jewelry:-
WATCH REPORT Last night and the night
Of Christmas eve were very cold. The streets
were comparatively quiet-more SO than Tor
many previous Christmas times There were
dodgers at the watch house during both nights
people travelling without money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26

RIVER NEws.-The river is again frozen
over from shore to shore, with the exception
Of the track made by the Aqua Greek mail
boats.
The trips Of the Washington ferry boats, in
consequence OF the ice, are very irregular. and
both Of them were damned for long time near
the Arsenal this morning.
The steamer Express, which was cut through
and suck at Chapel Point, has been raised and
has arrived at Baltimore for repairs. ~
The steamer Empire, of the New York
ine left here for Georgetown, but breaking
her rudder had to return.
There are several schooners aground and
ahmed in the ice below this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26

CHRISTMAS. christmas has come and gone.
Il was the .quietest experienced in this city for
many years. There were few disturbances
and some istcuf engagements, of course, the
result OF two much egg nog and apple toddy.
but the iojuries received thereby were OF a
sight character, and, barring few headaches
and some qua!ms, nobody seems the worse at
Ter the days festivities The Oh ildren seemed
TO enjoy themselves as usual, and an immense
suautity of powder, done up in various styles,
vas exploded The reports Of pistols and guns
we're also frequently heard on the streets. The
AXE, candy and toy stores were crowded, and
lid an excellent business. GA Christmas eve
s.. Nicholas paid his accustomed visits, and
many stocking was filed by his bounteous
hand. Although quiet, it apparently was a
happy Christmas, and our sincere hope is that
al the readers of the Gazette, and everybody
else, may live and enjoy many such days in the
years to come.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26
LOCAL NEWS.
,uuRcH SERVICES. &c. To- MORROW.

,urRCH SERVICES. &c, TO- MORROW w.
Vpas.;,f Caxrch.--Ssrvics at II 3. N. and u p.
Raw. Mr. McKim. s.1-~
D." PauPs Characteristics at ii q, m. and
." m by Rev. DR.. Norton.
w IRA Church.--SerYiee at II q. M, by Rev.
~ packard, and u p. M, by Bishop White;
e. Mary's.-Service at and II q. M, and
aT Sspst Presbyterian. Sermon in the morning
TT night by the Rev. w. B. Evans. s
S S,ssnd Presbyterian. Sermon In the morn
IND at night By Rev. Mr. Leltwich.
ny sf.thsdist Episcopal Church South.-Sermon
:, The morning and at night by Rev. DR. Hough
ITsthodist Epsscepal.-Sermon in the morn
no sod ut night, by Rev. Mr.. Wheeler.
Methodist Protsstant.-Sermon IN the morn
~ and at night by Rev. j. B. Jones.
" cDtist.-Service in the morning and at night
elder A. B. Francis will preach at the Baptist
Mating House, South Fairfax street, on Sun
5sv at ii q m.
S S Rev. f. j. Willis.
Village Chapel in the morning and
"sisrcraria Csristiaa Association.
PRAYER Meeting in the Baptist Church, at
tsclock p. m, and every evening during the
s,mirg week in the Associations newroom, Sc
sond door of No. % King street. at O. clock.
cordial welcome will be given to all>who
vilr attend upon these means OF grace.
FIRST Lutheran Chtreh.-(Star Engine Housed
German service at ii o'clock q. N. Sunday
School of o'clock p. m. English service at u
o'clock p. m. @
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26
CITY ITEMS.
CHRISTMAS.
BLONDHEIM'S ADDRESS.

BLONDHElM'S ADDRESS.
Dear friends and fellow citizens, pay heed to
what [ say,
For tits my wish to make to you little spec Oh
to-day.
And let your hearts for my address be with in
diligence filled,
For though l've many clothes, Pm at dd dress
ing quite unskilled.
Now / am not q lighting man. that every one
admits,
Still I'm prepared to give you all, the most par
ticular fits.
And though for great morality l do not claim
renown,
You'll find MY habits are as good as any mani
in town.
I've coats of every size. and price, just waiting
TO be sold,
And if q sample you would see, II will tall
unfold
Which will not make each sep'rate hair tc
stand on end indeed,
But may put money in my purse, thing just
now need.
Eve also ties of every dye, and handkerch iof
and socks;
But though my stock is part in vests, l don't
invest in stocks.
And pants, why never mention them. but sci
your minds at ease,
For pve some styles that will, I'm sure, most
ineypress' bly, please.
And now, dear friends, thank you ali, for list
ening so WELL
But yet before L close my speech, I've one
thing more to tell
Pm no musicianal my notes are those re-
ceived for clothes
Yet Blondheim may become Bleindhom by
moving his rs and O's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26

MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP line. w.
thompson, esq.,, President of the Merchants
Line of Steamers to New York, has effected an
Management on very favorable terms with the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company, by
Ehich, in case the Potomac should freeze up,
be steamers of that line will touch at Locust
Point Baltimore, and transfer their freight to
be cars of the railroad company. twill then
Apromptly conveyed to Washington, aud this
ity so that shippers will really loss nothing IN
Nnt of time, as the freight now reaching here
10 Tuesday, per steamer, will arrive here the
aMe day by cars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26

THE BLACK CRooK.-Last evening large
number of persons, among whom were some of
The older residents of the city, having heard that
4 boat aud train of cars would leave Wash
ngton after the performance at the different
places of amusement in that city, left here and
Witnessed representation of the Black Crook,
Owson the boards of the National Theatre.
At the conclusion of the piece, to their sur
rise and CONSERVATION, they found out that
either boat nor cars would make trip to
Alexandria, and, as most Of them had gone
ncuuiarily unprepared tor whole night'svisit,
md of course not able to hire hack, they
ure compelled to walk back, They reached
here about one O'Clock this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26

GAY AND rHAPpY.-The mechanics of this
city, who work in Washington. and return
daily in the hali-past six o'clock train, On
Christmas eve extemporised very agreeable
affair. Previous to the starting of the train
from the Washington depot they procured tie
necessary components for a large bowl of egg
nog, which they mixed and drank On the way
down. The Car containing them was by far
the lveliest in the train,Iand their songs and
laughter enlivened the whole distance between
the two cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26
DUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust executed n0Y to me e by
1854. and of record in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Prince William county, and
for the purposes therein declared, L shall, on
MONDAY, the 4th day of January, 1869, that
being Court day, at the front door of the Court
House of Prince William county, SELL at pub
lie auction. for cash, TRACT OF LAND, OF
which said Hickerson died possessed, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY -FOUR
ACRES. and situated two miles from Green
wich and four from Gainesville and Bristoe
Stations. This land has on it a comfortable n
DWELLING and out-bouses, and is con- Lid
sidered very desirable land Selling as Trustee,
me as such. which is believed to be unquestlon-
able. EPfA HUN 1ON, lFuS'oe'
Princa William CO., oc 3l-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26

THE CHURCHES The services at the Epis-
copai and the Catholic Churches, yesterday,
were attended by large congregations, and were
of the sualimpressiveness. The three Episcopal
and st, Mary s, Catholic. churches, were beauti-
fully decorated with evergreens A handsome
Lectesn Cloth, adorned with Greek Cross,
was, for the first time, used in st. Paups
Church; in which church the collection for
disabled clergymen amounted to nearly three
hundred dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26

ROBBERY. A mau named Charles Winters
field, German, an employee ofMessrs. Green
& Bro, at their cabinet factory. was, on Thurs
day last, discovered to have been engaged for
long time past in robbing that establishment.
In his house was found large quantity OF
valuable furniture, which he had stolen at diff
ferent times. He was arrested, but as there
was no prosecution, OF course, was discharged,
and has since left the city. )(S3A