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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-04
Copy,og and enlarging done at Truesdelrs,
Glad Of it.
II cid frlend and fellow two. Dan 2

Our old friend and fellow typo, Dan
Townsend, sends us theenews from Tex
as that he has at last been put in possession u
his inheritance of !, 500 acres OF land. aid we
also learn that he has since fallen heir to
about 5, 000 more, making in all snug little
farm of 1850 acres. His many friends in
this vicinity, who have often laughed at his
errtmmaces while ION the boards" will be
pleased to learn of Dams good fortune, and
that he 10 in good health.
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One THOUSAND DOLLARS RRwAKD.--For q
better medicine than DIR. Staford's Stomach
and Liver Invigorator. Tor he cure OF chronic
Liver conIplaint, sJauudice, sFlatulence, De
biity. Loss OF Appetite, Sallow Compexioil,
Coated Tongne, COST 9eness. and n general
feelIng Of y earinessE and lass,tude = which
shows thai the liver lsin t rpid or obstruct-
ed condition. EEFa q Tvs =
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List of Letters

GpEM MING unclaimed IN The poet office N
~ Kennsha, State of WISCONSIN,, ~sv. 4. 1850
Baker Walter Kntridgt Tyler
Beader Michael - Leach Miss Lucina
Barrett Maine H Miller Lima
Brooks John Miller Mrs LOnise
Burret Ellihu Miller Wilhamena
Duff, John Pomroy )
Brand Caiharina Reed j IL 3t; .t(p3
Cambell Margaret u.nway q
taprOn Augustus Wright Joseph .3."Jt
Everett Prot .fZcttcrstroner Axel
Halscy Rev s
rhe following letters were left in the Office
without ,eing properly stamped or directed.
York r NJ C,,,.,.
To obtain any OF those letters the applicant mut'
ca for adserttssd Sstors and give the da'e OF this
list CH,S FRkNTZ. p. M.
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Lanber.

Lamber.
Farmerssof Kenosha couaty read the adver-
tiseme,it If 6. Truesdei,'& Son in another col.
umn They offer Lumber, Shingles, etc, at
greatly reduced rates.
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MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
the price. @ TN
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For the next thirty days Bentley VIII sell
wall paper at cost. H5 asa 81
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Tihiypes and second class work not made q
speciality at Truesdell's.
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India ink pictures and paintings at Trues
deil's. h ST.
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Watch dial and Tvorytype pictures at Trues
delIs. rsrg~
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Summons stores and Hail are receiving
fresh coat of paint, making decided improve
in heir appearance. - srrssES
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Chicago 4 Milwaukee Railway

See notice headed LOST in another col
umn of this paper.
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A young man Of limited intelligence,
wiz was recovering llrsm long fit IT
sickness, being informed by his physician
that he might venture pow upon a little
animal food, exclaimed mo you don't,
du,,u.ss' I've sniff red enough on your
grl,si aildstuff, and hang me il III touch
any of your hay and cats
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Teachers Of Kenosha County. Rsfl8< :
Any books you may wish to introduce in
your schools. you can get them at introduce
ton prices at E. J. Bentley's. Sweow.
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Teachers Of Kenosha County

ANY books you may wish to introduce in
your schools You can get at introduction
prices" at E. j Bentley's. 8weow.
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Wall paper al cost, for The next 80 days, AZ
B. ii:ley's. S3ti>sA.'y - Iu lfgt $685.
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A Connectiept epedler, calling upon an
old isdv IN dispose Of his goods, inquired
of t,ss il str. could tell him of any road
that no pedler ever travelled ~ YES,
SAID she, II know. of one, and onlY-,one
thst M pellar has ever travefed, the
pedsar's ,coun enance Frightened, , and
that IS the road to heaven. fleleft.r&
Rosa Bonheur parts her hair on one side
like Il man smokes post-pra'sdtd1 cigar
like q man, and is SO gray-headed thai
she looks older than her mother.
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Wall paper at cost, for the next 80 days, at
Bentey's. e fEt
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KENOSHA,

and may be consulted at the HALLID !. HOUSE
during
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Friday and Saturday. Nov. l2lh and 18th

on CATARRH. DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES iron
the EAR, and diseases OF the HEAD, THROAT
LUNGS, LIVER and KIDNEYS, including all die
eases OF CHRONIC or DEBIL1TAIING nature
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Fairchild is elected Governor.
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" j. BENTLEY, Dealer in
LLs Books. Sfatiincry Wall Psper, VIM
dow Shades, Blank Books, Writing Paper EnveR
opes. Moulding Picture Frames. &C.. &C.. &c.
NO. "a. Main Street Kenoeha. fy1S
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Wall paper at cost, iol acxt 80 days, at
BentIey's.
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.sss .gssssse Pttl.<tR LIZ Ma,
Clerk.
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Eoeall y ~ y y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21
FINANCIAL d CoMMERCtAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Dec Il. FOR III,
low grades of four-Super, Fine and Aid
diinga there Is sn active enquiry, but FsD!!g
sni Extra sre dull. Wheat fist, With saIc5 oi
white 1T l2i, and rel At IL, rs, li5. ll6, lis
and l22 offerings of llC0 bushels. Corn dull,
AMI NJ n es Of white reported; safes of mixed
q: - aud =, sni yellow at u aG 10 offer
ings exceeded 1909 bushels. Oats quiet, with
sn@l! sales At a. No sales or Rye and quota
tloEs nominal Poultry AMI Eggs in good de
mand Butter quiet with fair supply.
rHs COAL 1EADS.-Thr philsielphia Led
ger o. yesterday says: The anthracite coal
trade has bee: ,kcoedingy dul All the past
week Production has fallen ott materially. y
This was usual nj tho close OF navigation, and
was rrobabl" generally expected But prices
have also with u lessened demand come down
largely in the Eastern markets, and especially
NJ New York, where ihere i. c9rreul. report
that The New York carrying companies have
combined to control that market for the ilture
in the supply of iual, and to that end have put
down prices fully one dollar per ton, This may
be So, but it is quite as likely to l., in conse-
quenCe OF an over supply of coz! there
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The Winnepeg war.

Chicago, Dec p. "A special dispatch from
ST. Paul says, news has just been received that
company Of armed INSURGENTS appeared at
the Hudson Bay company 5 fort near Pcmbna,
on the night OF the 9th instant, and took poses
sion. The greater part of McDoueas agents
and ommis5lres, including Schultz, Cowan
aud Hstch, haYa. bpaGcrskcis-
.. .van, Dec. 2l.--StockS continue lever
;sb Gold sold down to l9s 70 l94, but has become
6r,ocr and is now selling Mt ~. Money 70 :
per cent. Virgins skies, coupon, 4"!. Flour
duil and drooping Wheat j. shade easier.
ana quiet Corn dull and lie lower.
BALTIMoaE December 2l.-Nirginia is, old,
A. bid, AZ asked Cotton dull and nominal ri
-. Flour hrmer and in good demand quota,
tions unchanged Wheat firm for prime red
l35Al40 Corn active; prime white SGNSS; yell
low yas4l Data dali at 5js57. Rye lWlaluh.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
sPsCIALDlspAroHe rs 10 TREoA1s
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. December 81, 1869.
CONGRESS.

10 the Senate, to-day, MIR. Summer present
ell the petition of Gcn. Phelp-, OF Vermont,
praying the retrOcession OF Aeyanlrie to the
District Of Columbia, which was referred
Mr. Warner introduced bill for the mote
equal distribution OF currency iii the South.
Mr. Sumner called up his French Telegraph
bill, but without considering it, at hall past
| twelve clock, the Senate went into executive
session. and acted upon large number Of nom
| nations.
la the House eff Representatives the Georgia
bill was taken up, aud Messrs. Voorhees,, III
| bridge aud others made speeches in opposition
to its passage,
VIRGINIA
MessrS lrumbuil aud Stewart, rs the Senate
| to day, were anxious to take up the i1nt rc,o-
luton tor the admission Of Virginia, but were
prevented by 4 motion to 80 into executive
session, which prevailed.
ALEXANDRIA,.
In the Senate to day, MIR. Sumnet present
cd the following petition, which was referred
to the Judiciary Committee
10 he Honorable Senate Of tie intel States ::
The undersigned, a citizen of Vermont and
q holder Of real estate ia the city Of Alexan-
dria, Va, respectfully r. presents to the Hon
orable Senate OF the United States,
lst. That that portion OF the District OF
Columbia lying south OF the Potomac river, in
which Alexandra is situated, was by an act Of
Congress, in 1916, transferred to the State OF
Virginia
q. That that act is mauifestIy unconstitu,
tional
81. That there are but two ways in which
the rights and interests of individuals can be
protected gainst the injurious operations of un-
constitutional law, one OF which is the repeal
of said law, aud the other an appeal for justice
to the courts of law.
4th. That the obtaining of Justice by indl'
vidualS from the courts of law is costly, difficult
and uncertain, and must necessarily be 50 when
the constitution is violated By the Legislative
department Of the government
5,h. That the House o, Representatives
passed bill in 1861 for repeating said law OF
1876, and restoring the aforesaid portion of
the District of Columbia to the possession of
the United States
la consideration whereof your petitioner
hunbly prays your honorable body TO confirm
the said action of the House of Representa-
tives Of 1867, restore the District OF Uolu mbia
to lis constitutional integrity, and thus give
due protection to his proper legitimate rights
aud interests j. W. PHELPS.
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dec los
DO Il S A l. L .

FOE SALE.
The undersigned will, on SATURDAY, the
18th day of January, 1870 NJ II m of that day
in front of the Mayors Office, in the city of AL
cXandris sell, by public sale, Tor cash, FIF-
BONDS OF CLARKE COUNTY, in the
State of Virginia. with interest, coupons attach
ed, from the first day Of July, 1861 These
bonds of one OF the richest counties in tho
State are secured by the first deed OF trust on
the Alexandris, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail
EnYd TSh 9SfrNr rs" 'SXLG- UF' 0ALUA-
v BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
Y.-Pursuant to q decree of the Cir
cult Court OF Fairfax county, Va, rendered at
its November term 1880 in the suit Of Loren
70 D. Butts -. Hunt ct al. the undersigned'
lie auction, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
January 1862 that bong Court day, at Fair
fax Court House, tho TRACT OF LAND upon
which the said J.. d. Butts now resides, lying
near Vienna s.stion, on tho Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad, containing lo)
acres, more or less.
This land is of good qualty Is well watered,
and has n sufficient quantity OF fine timber upon
il Thn improvements consist OF desira. E5sA
HE Unwilling HOUSE. Barn and 2ixa.
other out. buildings together with peach aud
apple orchard.
TERMS-One tenth cash tho residue in
three equal InsLalments NJ u. Y and 10 months,
with interest; tn deferred payments to be so.
cured by the notes of the purchaser, ahd reten-
ton of the title till the last payment Is made ;
| the land liable To be resp'd ana tho cash pay
mcnt forfeited upon the failure of the purchase
| IN conulcte his title j. W. HUNT,
THOS. X LOVE.
NJ d. BALL
Fairfax co... .ec l9-2awlw CONS. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

PoLICE REFORM MAYORS OFFICE, John
Grant, coored, arrested last night on Major $
Hill, by watchmen Webb and MorIlsSey' on
suspicion OF having committed Il THEFT was
locked up 10 the watch house for further exam
nation. He had 90 his shoulder when arrest
ed bag, marked with the name OF George
Washington, in which were two tat geese ana
six chickens, unpicked, and with their necSS
twisted.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE -Georre Brooks
another OF the parties charged with breaking,
into the house OF Mrs. Hunter, was committed
to Jail Tor further examination.
A warrant was issued TOR the arrest 81 " col
ored cart driver named Bob, on complaint OF
John Feddon, charged with using threatening
and abusive language towards the complainant
WATCu REPORT.-Night clear and cold.
There were no disturbances in any section o
the city, and but one arrest-tnst oil co'1ieC
man who was supposed to have been steahLs
poultry. Two lodgers strangers were az
commodated at the watch house.
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syL. ID. HARRISON. Auctioneer.

i ARGF LOT or CHRISTMAS GOODS
IL JUST RECEIVED,
together with fu.l line OF Hosiery, full stock
az Crockcry, Glassware and Notions generally.
embracing French China Vases, Work Boxes,
China Toys. Beautiful Dolls, Lava Ornaments,
Pictures. sc; also, Undershirts. Drawers,
Ioods. Sontsgs Wooden Hose and Socks OF all
si2ea, &c; also. Tambers. Gobets, Round and
Oval Glass Dishes and full sets OF Frosted and
Pearl Glassware; also, all kinds OF White
Granite Ware-all to be had at Slaughtered
nrices dee TT
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eeek. Knox a. Kerby, Auei'nrs.

GOMMlSSlONERS SALE OF VALUA-
| u BILE REAL ESTATE IN ALTMAN
DRIA.-in execution of n decree rendered al
Msy term, 1869, BE- tho Circuit Court of Alex
andris, in the suit OF Waters VS.. Hunter and
Others, tho subscribers viii OFF, for ssle,. at
public AUCTION, to the highes. bidder, on SAT.
URDAY, the 10th day Of January, 1870, at II
o'clock m, in front Of the Mayors Office, IN the
city of Alexandria, the following described
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in said city.
viz
No. |. Tho DWELLING HOUSE and fsM
LOT OF GROUND at the intersection of HEn
the south side of Prince with the west side OF
Royal street, fronting on Prince street % feet
No q The TENEMENT and LOT OF
GROUND, situated on the south side of Prince
street, adjoining the First National Bank,
fronting on Prince street % feet inches and
in depth % feet inches.
ated on the east side of Fairfax street. between
Wythe and Madison, in front on Fairfax street
llG feet I inches and extending eastwardly with
that front into the Potomac river. This is
highly valuable lot on account Of the water
rights and privileges belonging to it,snd its vi
entity to tho Alexandria, Loudoun and Hsmp-
shire Railroad, the new track of which now
being laid out and constructed will pass
No. L. A LOT OF GROUND fronting A #
& inches on Union street. between Gibbon and
to the Potomac river.
TERMS-One-tenth of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash on the day of sale; the resi-.
due in three equal instalments at 6. IL and 10
moaths from day OF sale, with interest; the
deferred payments 10 be secured by the Totes
of the purchasers, with satisfactory security;
and the title to be retained until the purchase
money is fully paid. Conveyances and stamps
at the cost Of the purchasers.
6. FERGUSON BEACH.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR.
IL. .. CLAUGHTON.
dec los Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

CONTINUATION OF THE EVENING TRAINS -
The determination OF the Superintendent Of
the A. !. L II. Il. K to iiscI the run
uing ot the evening trains On that road on aud
after the LIST p5oNimo as announced in yester-
days Gazette, has heea reconsidorcd, and the
trains will leave here ia the evening after the
date mentioned AZ they do now, bu' will 20 M
farther west than Leesburg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

WORK SUSPENDED While the steam en-
giue at the sash and blind factory OF Jameson
\ Smith was being cleaned yesterday, an I'M
portant piece OF t-the follower head
stolen, and operations there will. in conse
querce, be entirely suspended until duplicate
can be mhdn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

,oN..4BLNI sefE.-On MONDAY. the
, :.ti -. al ioeember 1862 -. il ".elccE
s. f., * % otfs- sale upon n. promise,
iassr. ~ .essmis: Tciiott TO D. = wilson,
.i,ua' Z 81 ne 6oo: C; Prince street, tue entIfe
csrt ,r.s - .no store occupied by he san = J..
y Wilson, consisting OF no CE RlhH >,
WPfGuT2 add SCALES. DESKS, e, sold
/ .,tjs;y executions 10 my hands agAlnst the
taii u Il wilson, amounting 10 one hundred
dollars Tarms OF sac cash.
LEWIS 0NEAL,
dee It'd Aleya. Go. Constable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

TuE PooR.-We hope that in these Christ
mas times the poor oil our community will not
BE- overlooked or forgotten; but OF the abuu.
dance with which the Almighty has blessed
some, and the competence allowed to many,
let portion DC bestowed upon the poor, to
make their hearts glad, in this season of JOY
aud rejoicing. Oar cj,izens have an honorable
name for their deeds OF benevoIence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

Real E.tatc Agents AID Auctloneeta. m
UyRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.
Will be sold, by publ" auction. on SATUR-
DAY. the LIT day Of January. 1870, at twelve
o'clock M, IN front Of the Mayors olhce IN
the city Of Alexandria. Va, lWO ltoIS VI
LAND. in the said city OF AIexandtia' ono oil
them at he northwest intersection OF Union
and Wolfe streets extending sixty feet on
Tnion street and one hundred feet on Wolfe
street and the other oil them being one'tourth
of the squs at the northwest intersection OF
Water ana Jefferson streets, and extending Vhn
hundred and seventy-siX feet and seven inches
on Water street, and one hundred and twenty
three feet five inches on Jefferson street; which
said lots OF ground were conveyed IN trust 10
the undersigned by the President, Directors
and Company of The Farmers Bank OF Nir-
pinin by deed, dated the l9.a day Of August
lsG5 which il of record in the Clerks Office OF
the County Court of Alexandria county, Nir-
ginia in liber X, No. 3 folio 3O-323.
TERMS-Dne-fourth Of the purchase money
| I, be paid in cash in lawful currency of the
United States OF America, and the residue IN
three equal ins.aimonts at three. sax sia
I.;t teir ieg3tisbe prommissory notes w'tp
sufi cient sure.ies for the deferred pay'Ich
navnblo in like currency Aforesaid, snd said
rotes TO be secured by n deed of trust on INC
nrouerty. rs sold in manner sorsaid. stamps
and 7onyeysncing at the cost OF puIcnaserS'
"i'u Non' y WIN GREGORY.
w. II. MARBURY.
,,,,-0.,yts Trustees.
uURE SWEET CIDER Just receiyei and for
| sale BY w L. pn ~ o. g,
dec !G ioo l ''.'e' -
[ ma y D''-'i''''' w. F. BROOKRS,
dec 10 lo5 Prince st.
r,EED bushels IF alDDLINGS, &c,
for sale BIZ j. f. ENDEKS0N,
doc ~ y - Theatre Building.
| UGARS Refined snd Brown. for sale 10, cheap
| > for cash, at GEO. L. Sh aIoNo,
dec I 80 :, -
NUTMEG DRIPS-a superior article cot OF =, ~
| y rura--for sale by GEO. l.. SEATOSi
- 3oc l79 King street.
nURE APPLE CIDER in sore and Tor
dec 90 y i79 King street.
100 BI-sdELS WHEAT BRAN for sale
40 POI King street
DACTOHY, Young America Edam and Sap
ssro Cheese. w F. BRookhS,
aon Il l05 Prince street.
-O0 LBS. GRAHAM FLOUR for sa!e by
o()() A. WALL,
Acc II 20l King st.
DKlED FRUITS Of every kind. for ,le by
4 GEO. l. SfATON,
AIIoc7 10 King street.
CJ,GAEs AT REDUCED PRICA>.
- Il Wa RAMSAY,
Ndac4 l47 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

BRE'uIEs. Mount Vernon Division, Sons
OF Temperance, will hold their Regular week y
meeting, nj PhW1ix Hall, to morrow night,
when large number Of new members will, 1t
is expected, De admitted
The locomotive which wa4 IN the she'd at
Hamilton that was burnt last week, was not
injured a. much as was expected, aud will soon
be repaired and 10 running order again
The steamer Annie arrived last night from
Philadelphia with 33l kegs Of Guopowder to
j. Broders Il Co., aud $50 tons OF coal to
Washington Il Go. The Anne will, it is said,
be hereafter run on the Potomac.
Gov. William Smith aud Colonel Morton
Marye were iu this city to day.
CAPTAIN W. H. Fowle was here yrstcr day.
He will be married 10 Baltimore to morrow.
The revival services still continue in the
NJ. f.. Church South. aud arc attended with
the happiest results-the list oil chufeh u'S"'
bership having been largely increased,
Tx captain Of the night watch James Walsh
left this city yesterday morning for Memphis
Tennessee. whore he has obtained position II
q large commercial house.
1t commenced showing about eight U cIoeS
this morning, aud continued until nearly noon
The ground was partially covered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

1t is sad that the repatriation OF the jews
from certain districts in Russia has commenced
and will c,ntinue until next spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21
OABRArH SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

THE METHODIST PROTESTANT "a Is
BATH SCHOOL OF Ale Xandria purposes gIN
ing an entertainment ut LIBERTY ! ILL. Oh
TU ESDAY, the 18th of December lsG9
1he entertainment will be OF q religious, NOR
nj and amusing character, and viii consist OF
the recitation of p number of Poems Dialogues,
&c, and of the singing Of some tine pieces OF
music several of which are select and have
not been heard by All Alexandlia audience
From the energy and spirit OF omuiation
manifested by tho children in this enterprise,
we feel warranted in assuring t. those VINO
may encourage them By Their presence on the
occasion an entertainment equal t. any OF TIE
Lind e,vtUIore had in this city.
Doors to be open ~ hslf-past six O'Clock; the
exhibition to commence ut seven O'Clock
Tickets for children under yy c"r1 ro 1i Var:
H HnlS " Halls Drug store; Charles W rr1eu
variety store; James W. Nichols At the rosy
ofTice James Il. Cation, at the Court House
several children of the school, and a. the door
o, the hall. r,ouv c,,,,
dec 2l-lw a. LAVE Il cup y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

CoTrON FACTORY, The smoke aud steam
seen issuing ircm the Nlt. Vrrnon Cotton eac'
tory this morning, Induced the belief tha'
operations there had b en- resumed, bul such
was not the ease, though work Will be cam
meneed there IN short tune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

FALSE RUMoO my man named George
Blacen taN sc. billed IN fight last night
vas incorrect. The youu. -,.4n mentioned was
knocked down by Eilbech Hail ana stunned
tor a time, but recovered shortly afterwards,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-21

PROFESSORS Al.

E-ROEESSsGN
4 6. rAHEE
CUUbIi SUkN htuR.
For Aie1sidrs county. Virginia.
Ql!ce with Brswner Il Co, IL North fairia ,
street, between : inC stree: a-j the
Manson House, AicI-
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Surveying, Civil Engineering. Dfsu2hting,
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DICHARD EANNt
ATTORNEY ar law.
No. 40 81 PAUL STREET, BALTIC, VI ID.
EEFERs To
VIM. Eayne & Co., II Commerce. street.
Baltimore. Nd, oct lG-eolm
JAMES T.. HOOGKlN.
DENTAL SUKGEtN.
Graduate Baltimore College Dental Surgery |
Office, cor. Washington & Prince sts,
Alexandria, w.
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DENTIST,
No. 3 south Washington street,
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All Dental operations performed IN the most
satisfactory manner, anl - roH,nuable terms.
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