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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04
OBITUARY..

DEATH Cr Thomas l. MoOEE.-Ihis gentle
man died on the 18th Ul.imo, ut the Protestant
Inirmary, Baltimore IN the eUt1 year o. DIS
age.
Hc was Il native, We believe Of Shepherds
town, jefferson county, Va. In ISL nc became
p resident Of WarreatOu, and tor many years
subsequently, pract.=cd law in FHUqu.er and th(
adjacent counties with great success, the bar Il,
tina. time benz one of the most distinguished
in the state for ability
lie married Miss /. >. HOT.er, second GAugl-
ter O.. The lao D.. &. 3. ltorHcc by whom he
had Z. large number Of children. none OK "AoA-
survive AlIA.
Ii Lis A..cvU. Gays he WAS remarkable 70.
literary auquircmeuts, tsi.!aIt cOnvcrs@t.o on
aid al .u-&u.u-.IU.s fund If "lccLO.t
lie always a@rl.o-leR " lEcIy fAte'os' ~ w.
.it.cg, affairs and VIA tEIs district WAS com
posed OF the couutio. OF FaUluier and Cu.Pep,
cr lie Vas elected - u Congress q the l NlIed
~te.es IS H. representative. -,
lie VIZ mon Of public spirit and While ~
the enjoy men, of . lucrative prGcucc' he con
.-ectcl for tao erection Of number OF resi-
deucls in Walr.stoL, and !a%do otncr improve
lis ceror.si.y t..lcccd on p.ydiga.;ty; and
D. he seemed t. take 10 thCugntoi the morrow
he lyiul himself confronted Dy fecUH!&rJ en-
oarsss,.ca.- ia lis cec..A.ag life.
e .aN ycaIs previous - the COM c-cc"4eh
or Tie .mtc war he lc,i1tC. "a perfect Wre1> o.
his former 5c.l 3D. . SNAIL farm near Town
whore. du,iag tho progress O. hos.IHss, 10
was stripped %. Lis .!....c. i!eans ~ SUPPORT
Ol. aaL feeble, W.. every sense impaired, 1t
WIS c.ruell-- % throw himself IS tharE'
b... non III. ne..l0,rs AID Friends, AID after.
ward dnOu relative. ,h) hat Ell cotN : 81
one year $50 u the lrL.E-ry "2e.r Hc d!eO'-
Ia. - the ngl:o. .aa 81 Instant : 8; :;
i ii,.DE. son ut IS. l.. E!stcH, ~ ltC l'II
yta- oil lis nee. ;-,9~Eis funeral VIII t"So iron
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04
a SHSEslED-

On Tuesday, he -sth ullimo, al the residence
of the bride: mother. in Gainesville, Prince
William coul.y, by Rev. Mr.. Temple, Mr..
JAMES a. PATHIE anl lis ALWlLDA
J. SHIRLEY.
on Thursday evening, the som Mitimo, at
Monumental Church, Richmond, BY Rev. P;E.
Berk .ey OF PowAatan co LLAW ELLlN "
daughter of m John G. shelton, al OF kich-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04
NEWS OF The DAY.
$40 ho,o the rery age and body ofthe Times.


a Cuban expedition of five hundred men,
,Lat started out Of New York week since, it
is reported, (but the report Is very doubtful,
and is denied by the I. s. authorities has ar
rived off the Florida coast, where other. ships
with renforcemcats Of men and munitions OF
War 10 plenty are rendezvousing preparatory 70
landing upon the island. The pri7atecr
Hornet is undoubtedly at sea.
Pruce Arthur arrived in Toronto, Canada,
on Saturday afternoon, and was received with
immense enthusiasm. loyal addresses, process
sious, displays, &c. The streets were gorge
ously decorated aud Illuminated at might
Four hundred children on platform sang
God Save the Queer" as the procession
passed.
To-day the suspended rules OF the New
York Gold Exchange will be resumed ani ul-
der their operations the brokers who have not
made settlement OF their accounts will have
their gold sold out. 1t is expected that there
will be general wedding out of the lame ducks.
Lockwood l. Co. state their liabilities to be not
more than ten or fifteen millions
The NewarkAdvertiser says after Ex Senator
Freinghusen declined the Mission to China, it
was rendered excessively oSenator Fessendon,
Of Maine, and Senator Conkliug OF New YORK,
and that Mr.. Fcssendcn would probably have
accepted it, had not his unexpected death IN
tervcned.
The french steamer Vile de Paris at New
York, yesterday took on board nlnety-two
French Canadians 70. Rome. They are the
third division OF Papal recruits. Several Can
adam priests accompany them. These new
recruits are 10 replace those Zouave5 whose
terms OF service have expired.
Ex-President Pierce has been very i'll for
some weeks past. His physicians pronounce
lin very low. His disease assumes dropsi-
cal form, and his recovery is extremely doubt
tui,
The bridge to be built across the Potomac at
Shepcr3stown, ". Va, is now progressing
finely, attcra suspension of work for some time.
A man was found dead in the streets in
Philadelphia, yesterday, stabbed TO the heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

The Hon BRIDGE-Gcneral Malone has
contracted with northern firm for the erection
OF substantial iron bridge, to be completed
September l., 1870. and to cost Sl72,0OO.-
While the bridge is being built the cars will
run around on u temporary track. The present
bridge is 500 yards long and l36 feet high at
Its greatest elevation BurkerUe lanes.
The substantial iron bridge over the Mo.
nongahela river, on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, cost 100000 in gold, though it is
only COO feet long and some 40 high. -Rich.
D&P0tch,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

FLOOD IN BALTIMORE Tho rain storm which
commenced at daylight on Sunday morning
continued without cessation throughout the
dav, aud al two clock this morning the ram
was still falling steadily and in lars quantities.
1t is feared that great damages have been coca
stoned by it, but as yet nothing is definitely
known. No trains were dispatched over the
Northern Central Railroad last night, and 1t
was reported that bridges on the line had been
washed away Jones Falls rose steadily during
the day, and the people on its banks yesterday
afternoon and at night were removing the con-
tents OF tter houses, and preparing for another
nuudation. In the lower part Of the city, back
of the Centre market, the water was flowing
into the streets 10 small quantities and there
were general fears fer the worst. During the
night the water rose very rapidly.
Baltimore, Oct. 4-l230 a. m.-The rain
storm prevailing throughout yesterday increaS-
cd in volume about o clock p. M, and contn-
ued undated. There is every indication OF
another flood in that portion OF the city sub
merged last July. The fire bells are now
sounding a general alarm. Harrison street,
from Gay to Baltimore, is flooded, as also the
vicinity Of the middle district police station -
TIE stores on Gay, Harrison, and other streets
are lighted up, and the merchants are removing
their goods. The rise at present Is caused by
back water from the sewers. Jones Falls Greek
has risen two feet within the past hour, and
the water, at present three feet below the
ba nkS, is rising rapidly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04
Cash paid for old Iron and Brass.
sep ct
CAS- AND STEAM FITTING.

WIN. COGAE
Ne. - North Koy.I street.
Has constantly Oh hand " largo Hni complete
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS
UASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE Di!Vf
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
POECELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT GEOUND AND PLAIN GLOBES Dr.
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, CON E.,';. ! a. ~ 49,
Pubic Buildings anI Dwellings furnish.
and flied up with Gas in the mos. substantial
steam Work for Factories, VI H. &c, PROMPT
" and faithfully executed "a! s.. prices when
will give satisfaction. my o-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

BANK CASE. Judge Pitts rendered an im-
portant decision yesterday In the case OF the
assignee of the Bank of Virginia VS.. Talbot,
etc, and as many of our people are interested
in similar cases we publish it: At the close OF
the war Talbott's estate was indebted TO the
Bank of Virginia, and his executor purchased
a check Of n depositor in the bank 20 the
amount OF Talbott's debt, which he rendered
in payment of the DEBT aud which the bank re-
fused 70 receive. Judge Pitts decided that
the tender was in law sufficient tender, and
the bank was t9und to accept it.-AoToA
IirnipiIlI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

REMARKABLE EsCAPE-As Mr.. Barksdsle
was leaving town few days since, he stopped
at machine shop and got some drill spouts
which he fastened on TO his saddle, Before
rcmounting, his horse, a fine young blOoded
mare, broke away from him and frightened by
the noise of the tubes, ran Up the road, At
Mrs Bones, she jumped into the railroad
cut, (about 20 feet and went at full speed down
the Orange track. Just thls side Of Nr. Flies
crossing there is COW pit with frame work
Tiled with plank, with the edges sharpena!,
aud vtiy close together. Attempting to clear
this, she Jumped only halt way and landed IL
the middle OF it-iorcing all tour legs in, up to
the knees. The impetus that had been acquir
ed by the run, carried her on; and landed her
on her back in the ditch along side OF the road,
with the frame on top of her, which was pull.
cd entirely out OF PLACE, though it was fastened
down with strong spikes, Mr., Fife came alouq
soon after aud cxtricatcd her with the assis
lance of the Railroad hands Takin- into &C
count, that no injury was done to the animal
beyond very severe scratching of ali her legs,
this is one OF tho most remarkable runaways on
record h"riotesriNe Chronicle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04
NACIIINfSTS.
NIACHINISTS AND BLACKSMITHS.
". : MOORE s. SONS

". : MOORE s. SONS
have removed their Machine and Blacksmith
Shop TO No. 6l Union street, where they are
prepared to furni.h all kinds of MACHINERY,
WROUGHT and CAST IRON FENCES, &c
REPAIRING done with dispatch, and "a.
prices that were charged previous t. the war.
sep 23--eo6m
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ri Q I L c +

would recommend my country ncighbora
and friends who may want something extra IN
toe way OF 81 COOKING STOVE TO call q!
FNOCH CHIMES, and ssk for the "BARLE
SUEAF." st 90 King street, and ny word fcI
il. YOU will be pleased
on ~ FROM ONE WHO KNOWS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

Postmaster General CreSsweil visited the
New York Stock Exchange and Gold Room on
Saturday morning, aud in brief address con.
graduated the members of the Stock Exchange
upon the rapid recovery Of Wall street from
the effects of the panic-which speech must
have had On immense effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

The Department OF Agriculture. at Wash
ingtor, is said to be very effcienty manaeed
by Gen. Capron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

The Madrid correspondent of the London
Times writes that Mr., Sckles' note to the
Spanish gogelnmeut was full Of circumstances
and appeals which are rarely seen in official
COMMUNICATIONS between friendly powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

Bellangor, on trial in Montreal, Canada,
for killing his wife's paramount has been ac-
Quilted, The jury rendering vcr!;c- O.: not
guilty, and the Judge approving their act The
counsel for the defence cited the Sickle and
Cha.oner cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

Ii is said that tho in:ernal revenue receipts
from the South VIII te nearly fity per cent.
greater for the present fiscal year than FOR the
last fiscal year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

The President has authorized q contradiction
OF all reports that he, by any action Of his,
had anything to do with the lac gold excite
ment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

The Richmond News says an astn, Of a
numbeI of pechanics irom New York is
oxaminiDc land along the hue Of the Orange
raiiro..d, with the design OF purchasing, should
suitable location Of convenient distance from
,ynchburg be obtainable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

The price of beef and o, her fresh lAoats, is
making fuss in the Northern cite, and com
biuations against the marke, men are forming,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

The publication of the Petersburg Ezp.c=s
is TO Cease, aud the Petersburg Courier issued
in its place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

Speaking Of tie late wicked and disgracctul
"Gold commotion" in New York 10 Ba|ti-
more Gazette ys:-"For week, tho great
money centre of this country was On arena OK
combat between cut purses and street robbers.
In the fearful struggle that was carried or, not
only professional gold gamblers, but prominent
bankers and kerbstone brokers took part, and
when the crash came, hundreds of innocent
persons paid heavy penalty Tor keeping dis
reputable company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

Politicians ard schemcTs, and planners,
and wire pullers, arc congregating at Rich
mond. Outside fashions" IN the political
world, are being introduced, Instead OF the
piaiu, sober garb Of other days and better times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

FANCY TARlUyG.-Nark T85in says Of
Henry Ward Bceeher's farming experiences,
that Beecher buys pig for $3.50, Iattcns h;a,
with $40 worth Of corn, and then sells hin tJr
50. lie makes money, too, for he expected to
lose on the corn anyhow, whilst he clears $50
on the pig. La planting, Mr.. Bscchcrs great
trouble is that when he puts il L field Of mel
ons they will como up pumpkins, whilst his
sweet potato crop always turns out &c he lin.
i-rnalest carrots"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

The disappearance of the star Tau Core
r;c has excited considerable discussion ca the
point whether this heavenly body has been con-
sumed by fire, or by increasing lis distance
from the earth, has only vanished from the
sight OF tcrrcs trial observers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

TIE STORM IN WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
row.. In Georcctown large quanti;yo Of limo
stored in The vi:inity of the river, in barrels,
burst Loose from the same, and over 200 barrels
Of tho line los,, at damage OF nearly $4,000.
Much excitement prevailed at ,he tine o5 i
vas feared, owing to the stacking 0: the 1me,
that confirmation would ensUc, The !lrei
at Georgetown between the hours Of . and IL
r1iSed over Two feet.
About IL COCK last night tie Ibcr creek,
wnch had been rising ut q rapid rate during
the crJn;Nf, ovcrhov.d near tko baltimore
depot, sur" crying goat number of shantie-
along Fir. I'd SlcO.d Str IS, nCay and /
sU,c.s aad New &c, " .gsnue. The in
haDitants were soon compelled 10 eTacu-
ate their premises, which nI done by NAM
under the most distressing circumstances.
4 dismal mud-swamr was c!eo Cd by the raln
near the crossing of l. and Twelfth streets. All
the fresh ground that had been thrown on
Twelfth street, after the completion OF Ire
sewer, was washed down the HID, creating "a
immense mudpic in that vicinity.
The roofs Of many houses IN Washington
were rut to 4 severe test, and number OF com
rl3iDts reach Us that cot few Of our citizens
were compelled to move their furniture, bed
ding. &c, into rooms Oh the lower floors Ct
their dwellings, to escape tho dripping Of the
ram.
The storm was o0e OF tic M. severe that
has visited Washington since "aI.y last Sp.ne.
and no doubt many accidents lot reported have
aiken Place. - Washington Chronicle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

Bass Of good size are being caught in III,
South Branch of the Potomac in the vicinity
of Romney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

The Richmond Wing asks, "it Virginia
could turn out cotton manufactures to the
value of a million and half in 1860, why can
We not take courage in the new order Of filings
that is about to set in, and resolve to aim
higher, and not rest until we get the lion $
share of the cotton manufacturing OF the
South. Why not? we, too,ask. Why not have
thnying manufacturing establishments in every
city IT, the State?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04
Trucker s. LUCAS,
FRANKLIN BRIt hWORhS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Having put in operation one Of the
FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINES
IN connection with their hand made brick, ara
now prepared TO furni3h at Is per cent cash les,
than any other works in tho United State.
BRICKS Of the finest quality and most supc-
riOr make.
Builders and others wishing BRICKS would
DO well 10 call and examine TO- themselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
All orders entrusted TO our care will receive
,.-or,r. attention. TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04
Foreign News.

The London Saturday Review has an article
on the subjec. of the relations between Spain
ard the L. s., in regard to the Cuba question.
The writer says: THE announcement. that
the Washington Government approves the
communication of SckeS, is only partially H.
tUiigiSle as long as the terms OF that dispatch
are unanown. As to the announcement thai
America had no intention to intervene, and %as
only prompted by humanity, 1t IS certain that
the Spanish o)uSd4s that tie subject Concerns
themselves alone, and If the Government pro
Secutes The contest with energy and success, no
faction will openly oppose It's measures. -
Rev.S. Waidegrave, u. D.. Bishop Of Carlisle,
died yesterday, aged fittytwo year.
La view G. tie complications between the t..
s. ard Spain, the Prussan Government has
DESPATCHED vessels ot-w~r to the Antilles.
Twenty eight Catholic and eight lrotcstants
have been committed for trail for alleged com
plicity in the riot at StrAbane OF August L.
Dispatches announce the arriya! OF thu En-
press Eugene at Venice.
The French Ministers have decided to cor.
yoke the Chambers on the Sth oil November.
1t is said that four OF the Ministers will SooE
resign, and that Olivier LogrlS, Ialhouet End
Schneider will succeed them.
it is estimated that the loss By the fire among
the shipping at Bordeaux will reach ten nil
lions francs.
The note of Minister Sickles to the Spanish
Government in regard to Cuba has not been
withdrawn. \ circular is published in the
official Gazette instructing the Captala General
Of Cuba to treat rebel prisoners with humanity,
and deal with their offence through the or!l-
nary tribunals, aud urging him ct the same
time to push forward reforms in the admins
tration of the Island.
An official journal of Ni-an4 states that the
AustGoChineso treaty vas duly signed al
TIcntsiu recently.
Late adyices have been received from Buenos
Ayres. 1t seems that President Lopez, in
evacuatiCg Ascuma. removed everything, IN
Guiding his guns Daring the pursuit 80, 0Oo
Allies attacked ., 900 Paraguayans. The latter
fought desperately. The engagement lasted
six hours. The Paraguayaus lost $500, and
all their specie and archives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04
WTRAPPIA q z AP L RS.

yYTRAPPIA Il ear Frs.
SHAW PAPERS, ..-..,.,-,,,,
TEh PAPER, aad every ...... -, --,,,,,-,.s,
suitable ir grocer, shoe and dry goods dealers.
Pnpcrs for dru Esis.s uses. We are selling
Wrapping Papers at very low rates, Whoiess!e
and r,;qi,' RLANCHAED q MOHUN,
New Wrapping Paper Depot,
P.per received direct from the mills IN the
lsrge ws~crcons, northeast corner Pennsylva-
MA avenue and nth s., Washington, d. c.
down stairs. Eu.r&nce on Eleventh st'eet
aCx lZ-tr
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DHILIp PARK,

PRACTICA p j. U NJ b r Il,
No. II South Fairfax street:
,,Lo ol5c-t and best established Plumbing
establishment in the city. All work done "i,'
dj:n4tch. and in the most durable and We,
manlikc manner Satisfaction gHsTanieed
JOBBLNC do1e = shor. notice, and by Pr"
eli. or the most eXaariencei workmen. dee b
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1869.

Mr.. David A. Wells, the U. s. Commission
or Of the Revenue, states that an annual in
vestment Of $lOO,OO0,OOO at six per cent in a
sinking fund, which sum can be easily spared
for the purpose, will extinguish the entire
principal OF our de6t in less than fifteen years,
or if the contribution to the sinking fund he
limited to S50000,000 per annum at six per
cent land smallor contribution than this is
not 10 accordance with popular sentiment the
law will only be extended to twenty three years;
and between these periods we have, in his
opinion, the exact time when the present pab-
lilo debt Of the United States will DC extin-
guished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

The special committee on the causes OF he
decay oc American commerce, appointed ty
the House of Representatives last spring, Of
which Mr., John Lynch is Chairman, have
postponed the meeting until the l9,h instant,
when they will assemble in New York. What
ever may be the cause there is no dispute
about the decay
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Il. Nlnrtrn:,utgi.. AMc,iomeer.

isy & , !OGttii;'Gf@t'' -Sh''i"
GcNWIEs.OEEEo SALa.-By. virtue, Of
I !.c.res B.. .la Circuit CoU.. %. A:eAandt'a
e1as g. p;Yao9noel ~, $: ~ b. . S@y SaaT.
+. 49,. sy:t q. Ma. \Ty.Hvs Jane Carr,her' $
An nist-a.9r " as he antersgas.d4' Com
t. ale ~ public auction, - front %: IL. May
or. cqir6. in tie ~ 81 A'eyarIra, Va, on
SATURDAY, tho cta daS q N,Tembe7, 800
~ - "a. Ill tn.t LOT or t .OJND, with -
lie IMPHOVEMhET' thereon, a.Da,ed III
a. tha int rsoetial Of Ai"E and Hey.on -trte;s'
in AleA.atri4. W, M .Iown as tie ~ ~
GINA HOUSE sid }tcpc7ty .ToL.s leo
Zee. on King .:fe.o "2d ~ OF PG5ton stree.
TERMS-So much Of he purchase money N
ash as will Be requisite to pay $1,000, with in
tee from h Pr ss IT, % Tos the Go sS-s 90
e1,,ai usy,ae..s. ~, 81, IL ard IS month; from
Inc a 81 salo, win ia;qcet aG d os rec pay
,...as.r with approy ii security, and = retention
o. the t.:lo - IT, property Until the same be
,o:I. Ii. >. CLAUGETON,
ALBERT STUART,
ocf loot. Commits. Of ale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

JEFFEGsoN's Rock II nARpEr' : FERRY.-
The top stone 0. this rock, upon which Jcf.
terson carved his namo, was thrown down BY a
squad of soldiers under Capt. Henry. They
belonged to Major Pinkney's command, and
were portion Of what was then known as
Adams Army, who were located here from
l7qS to 1899, and had their encampment on
Mud Fort, on Camp Hill, Capt, Henry, OF
Massachusetts,, ordered. ihis stone to be thrown
down on account Of political dislike o. Jeher
son, saying that BY So doing he mas behoa ling
the traffic. Jeffars3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

Senator SUNNI. IS nov engaged "A reviewing
his speeches for complete edition c. MS woyos,
to be published in twelve volumes, and in PFC
pairing a lecture on the Question OF Caste, "
which he will deliver in New England, New
York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, aud DelawaIe,
before the meeting OF Congress Senator Sum
ner is preparing to be- the coming maa 80
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JAS. B. PRICE.
HIRAM 4. WOOD.
WOOD s. PRICE,
MNCTT%TSTS.

MACTINISTS,
Having rented the = fc-mer' Y occupied by
w. s. Moore are pFer@r't - do al work in
their line with neetae., ard dispatch.
STEAM EN- - built 10 order, and re-
pair work OF ali 81 J. mptly attended 10.
We respectfU ly so.tclta share OF the pubic
patronage WOOD rhlCf
Corner OF Royal and Wilkes IS.
sar6-tf Alexandria Va
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{. II. COLLINS.

rs- Building Material, Mil Work and
Castings of every description made At
shor. notice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

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