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THE BRIG BEATRIcE AsHoRR.

HOLINESS HOLE, June 1.-THE brig Beatrice.
Of Digby, U. g.. Capt Lunt. from Hew.York for Bear
RIVER went ashore at M Of the nth inst during
thick weather, PRsque Island Vineyard sound and
her cut away ease her. The Cantain mo-
ceeded to Holiness Hole the same day FOR
IL moderate Will probable blgo
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RUSSIA.
IMPERIAL DECREE.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 14-An Imperial ukase mas
been issued authorizing the establishment OF the
International Bank of Commerce. with capltal Oh
100000 roubles The enterprise is promoted by DOM
Russian and foreign bankers who will take up all
the shares.
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THE McCOoLE AID ALLEN pKIzE rIGHr. .

ST.. LOUIS, June 4--The arrangements foe q,
the fight tomorrow between Nike McCoole and Tom AZ
len have been completed The steamer Louisville wiz
take the combatants and their friends the ground tina
ioes.on ol when Is still secret Allen aud McCoOe art
sald 70 De seereted TO prevent arrest Quite number
OF noted bruisers from abroad arc hsFa
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no king would come forward in the present state of
uncertainty When the Regency was settled, there
would be plenty of candidates. He regretted the re-
fusal of Ferdinand of Portugal but thought it was
not irreyocable,
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UNsuCcEssFUL ATTEMPT TO CowaTDE AN
EDITOR. .'-'

CINCINNATI, June 14.--J. A. Nesmith, a street
railway protector to-day assaulted Richard Smith, editor
OF The 6afee, with riding whip The latter grappled
him bsfOre he could use H. and short scufe terminated
the AFFAIR The cause Of the assault was an editorial on
NesmiIAs management OF the street railways. NV
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PARAGUAY.
rHE FATE or MINISTER M'MAHoN.


WASHINGTON, June 1.-Letters received here
FROM Rio April -, and from Buenos Ayres April H.
that nothing has been heard directly OF Minister
Mcmahon since his landing at the headquarters Of Lopez
Dec a. The Brazilian authorities had made every effort
20 forward TO him his dispatches from the State Depart
ment but unnecessarily Lopez has refused 10 receive
flags OF truce, and has shot several flag bearers Com
Dander Kirkland OF the Wasp and the Italian Consul In
Paraguay state that they believe McMahon IL prisoner
The three sisters or Mr.. Mcmahon, who remained In
BueuOs Ayres have become alarmed 10 his fate, and
have written 10 tho State Department asking ts inter.
ventOn. The dispatches for Mcmahon have been re-.
turned TO Commander Kirkland by the Brazilian Com.
mandeTin-Chief Great interest Is expressed by tho
press Of BueDOs Ayres and Brazil In regard the d.
lemna OF Mr.. Mcmahon. and every aid would be freely
given by the Allied Powers 10 facilitate communication
with him.
UNITED STATES ARCiIIyEs-EAyAL NEWS
Nothing was left by ex-Mnister Washburne at Aseen-
sion at the time he left, excepting duplicate copies Of
printed documents, and some deposits OF money belong
ING TO residents In Paraguay. OF all these effects an In
ventOry has been uDsCTupulOusly taken by the Brazil
lans and they are ali held subject 10 order Of nm
authorized representation OF the United States. The
flag ship Guerrero, Admiral Davis the 14th OF
April at BuenOs Ayres, about 10 sail for the United
States. Admiral Lanman has been ordered "a relieve
Davis. aud Is fitting up his flagship, the Lancaster nj
Norfolk. His CbiefOfStan will be Commander Johnson
Fleet Surgeon Duvall had been court InartIaed on
charges preferred by Admiral Davis in the River Platte
and acquitted.
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SPAIN.
PROPHETS OF X

PROSPECTS, OF KING FERDINAND.
MADRID, June l4.-In the Constituent Cortes on
Saturday Gen. Prim In reply to aqueston. said that
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PRUSSIA.
ARMY BURROUGHS
the shares.

BERLIN, June Att is understood that the Prus-
sian Government contemplates increasing the num-
Der of furloughs granted to the army next Winter.
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THE HUDSON RIVER WEST SHORE RAILROAD
THE RETIREMENT OF GEN. HARNEY-THE
BIDS FOR THE IRON-CLADS. e'
IGRNRRAL PRESS DISPATCH. l

IGEEERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
By direction of the Secretary of War Commits
sion consisting of Brevet MajorGen John g. Foster
of the Engineer Corps, Breyet MaOr-Gen. john M.
Brannan of the LIST Artillery. and MI. j. Bllehen-
derfeT jr of Ohio, will assemble at West Point New
York the 2st inst, for the purpose of considering
the proposed location Of the Hudson River West
Shore Railroad upon the pnblic lands at that place.
The Commission will be governed in its proceedings
aud investigations by attached instructions from the
Secretary of War. f.
By direction of tho President Brevet Major Gen.
VIM. f. Harvey is retired from duty with the In
dams. He will hand over to the Indian Agents
appointed for the several agencies at Grand River.
Fort Lilly, and MILESTONE Creek, any moneys OF
property he may have on hand, close his accounts,
aud return TO bis home as an officer OF the army on
the retired list.
Kaka, Nausett Suncook. Warsaw, and YazOo, lying
at League Island. Pennsylvania, and the Casco and
Chimo, lying at Washington Navy Yard, were opened
to-day. Only two bids were received, the first of
which was from Richard Wallack of this city, who
proposes to take two of those at League Island as
sS S GOO eaeh Messr Alexander PaTves Son Of
$25,275, the Warsaw for $1,000 the suncook for
$2l 35 the Choices for $3.50 the Casco for $l4 l
aud the Chino for $l3O75. The proposals will be
submitted the Secretary of the Navy and the sale
consummated if the parties have bid over the APP
praised value.
satisfactory evidence having been received by the
President that the French Government has disoOn-
tnued the discriminating duties heretofore levied
merchandise imported into French ports from the
country of IFS origin in American vessels, procla-
nation has been issued directing the dscontinuance
of discriminating duties on merchandise imported
into American ports in French vessels.
The Postmaster General authorizes the statement
for the information of railway companies, that
der the recent reorganization Of the Special Agents
service of the POst-Otfice Department, commits
sions will be issued except TO persons actually e
ployed Such commissions should be duly respected.
All other commissions are imperative and void.
Mr. Z. +. Spinner, United States Treasurer, has
been suddenly called to his home in Herkmer. N Y,
by the illness of his wife, who left him few days
ago a visit TO that place. She is suffering from a
severe attack of apoplexy.
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARs coNYocATIoH IN PHIL
ADELPHlA.

PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-Ihe city Is thronged
with knights Tcmplars from ali sections OF the country.
DELEGATIONS from Pittsburgh, Detroit New-YOrk, 81.
John, N b., Montgomery, Ala, New Orleans. Omaha.
Nebraska, Memphis, Tenn, ana Nashville, Tenn are
now In the city ... .....
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n
LAW FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE CLERICAL
FoRCE-MAsONIC STONES FOR THE WASH
INGToN MONUMENT-THE TREATMENT OF
LUNATICs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNRI
WASHINGTON, Monday, June "A, 1859.
The new city Government was duly installed here
to-day. The Board Of Aldermen is unanimously Re
publican, while the Board of Common Council has
only three Democratic members. Mayor Bowen has
left the city to attend the Peace Jubilee During his
absence the President of the Board of Aldermen viii
officate as Mayor
The Convention Of the Sons of Temperance, in SEES.
sion in this city for the past week. have adjourned
The next annual meeting will be held in Newark, NJ.
resolution was passed and committee appOinted,to
prepare memorial to Congress asking the passage
of prohbitory liquor law for this District
still greater reduction of clerks will be made on
the last of the month. Forty will be discharged
from the Land Office and IS from the Pension Once,
the latter number being dispensed with as being In
excess of the number allowed by law.
The Grand Lodges of Free and Accepted Masons OF
Arkansas, Mississippi Florida, and Virginia, have
each furnished sculptured stone to be used IN the
construction of the Washington Monument. Each
stone has the compass and square engraved on 1t.
St. Johns Lodge No. SO of Richmond, Va. aud La
IdytILc LONBe No VI u NCN-AOihs h"'O "A'O S~'AS
blocks of stone for the same purpose These are to
be placed on the inside of the monument, so as to be
read while ascending the spiral staircase.
meeting of the superintendent of the several
State Lunatic Asylums of the United States will
take place at Stanton, Va, tomorrow for the pur-
pose of consultation regarding the treatment of luna
tics, &c This meeting is the first of the kind ever
held in this country at which numerous an assem-
blage of persons proficient in the treatment Of the
insane have met to compare views, and importantre
suits are consequently expected.
Senators Kellogg and Harris of Louisiana arrived
here to-day They are en- route to the Pacific coast
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WASHINGTON.
INSTALLATION OF THE NEW CITY GOVERN.
MENT

l MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS FOR PRoHIBIToRY
LAW FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE CLERICAL
.FoRCE-MAsONIC STONES FOR THE WASH
INGToN MoNUMENT-THE TREATMENT OF
LUNATICs
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CASE OF THE BRIG MARY LOWELL.

In the House of Commons tonight Mr. otway, I'M
der Secretary for the Foreign Department, said the
facts in the case of the seizure Of the American Brig
Mary Lowell were IN dispute. The United States
Government asserts that the vessel was seized in
British waters, while the Spanish Government main
tans that she captured on the high seas beyond
British jurisdiction Mr.. Otway stated that the evil
ence adduced by spain was in the hands of the Law
Officers of the Crown, and IL would be impossible 10
produce the papers before the House at present
LOSS OF THE SHIP ISABELLA SAUNDERS,
PLYMOUTH. England, June 1.-THE American ship
Isabella Saunders, Capt Scott which sailed from
Cardiff, March 20, for New-York, was abandoned at
sea- Part of her crew was landed at this port to-day
by the Shannon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-30

Horse JUMPED OvERBOARD.-A horse at
tsched to u wagon belonging to Mr., Geo. T..
Hill, Of the Jameson Steam Cracker Bakery
of this city, on board the five o'clock ferry
boat from Washington, yesterday evening
when opposite Skaters Garden, sprans over
the chain which is kept stretched across thu
end Of the boat, into the river and SWAIN Il
the Virginia shore. The wagon caught against
the chain aud remained on board. The escape
Of the horse is remarkable The boat passed
entirely over him, the water was very cold,
aud strong current was in the river, hu
he reached the shore unhurt. He WAS watch
ed utentIy by the passengers on the boat as
he pursued his course to the shore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-30

A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS FOR ALI.
THOSE IN WANT OF GARMENTS. Having now
on hand an extraordinary large stock Of Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods and being
fully determined t. c)mbine'with my present
business that of drs..clas' Merchant Tailor
ing, to facilitate which my stock has to be re-
duced, no matter at what sacrifice. all my
goods are offered ~ greatly reduced prices.
can suit the most tastidious rs well rs the cJun-
try merchant. my variety OF fine Clothing and
heterogeneous being unsurpassed, and my
stock for wholesaling complete Call and SCI"
nov 10 5. DEALHAM, ~ King st.
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AUCTION SALES.

TuNkUSTEES' SALE OF LAND IN PRINCE
WILLIAM COUNTY, VA.-By virtue Of
u deed of tsust from Norborno Berkeley and
wife TO us, made on the 2lst day of July, 1866
for the benefit of Luther l.. Lynn, and by the
consent and authority Of the said Berkeley and
Lynn, we will offer, AZ public sale, to the high
est bidder, on SATURDAY, the Sth day Of
January, 1870 in front of the storebouse of Hut.
Crimson s. Laws in tho village of Aide, Va n
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, containing
EIGHT II u N DRIED ACRES, known as
Nor h End" situated in tho county of Prince
William about six miles from Aide. and about
the same distance from the Gainesville deEo;
of the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Il r.,
adjoining the lands of Colonel Edmund Berke-
ley, Jas Greon, Mrs. Sidney CULVER and 9th
ers. About two hundred acres of this land is
cleared, and we'll adapted To grazing and grain
growing The remainder Is in timber, the best
in this section of Virginia lying ad acent to the
large steam saw mill OF Col Berkeley, which
makes the timber peculiarly valuable. The
improvements consist of L WO LOG "a
DWELLINGS, of four rooms each, kitch- kssaA
en-, corn houses, stables, Sc. This land can be
advantagoously divided, and will be sold to
suit purchasers, either entire or in two or more
los according to the survey and plat of James
:. Odeu, which can be seen st the sale, or pre-
vious thereto. by application to Col Norborno
Berkeley.
TERMS Enough cash will he required on
the day of sale 70 paw the expenses OF salo and
the debt to the said Lynn, say about s., 500; the
remainder in two equal payments of one and
two years, with Interest and secured by deed OF
trust, or otherwise to tho satisfaction OF Col
N. Berkeley. j. X. TUCKER
g. T. NOhAND.
MiGdlebury Va dee 2--lawts Trustees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-30
By Beck, Knox a. Kerby. Aucrnrs.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN ALEXAN-
DRIA.-Il execution of decree rendered at
May term, 1869, By the Circuit Court OF Alex;
others, the subscribers will offer for sale, at
public suction, to the highest bidder, on SAT
URDAY, tho 18th day of January 1870 at II
O clock NJ, in front Of the Mayors office, in the
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in said city,
No. |. The DWELLING HOUSE and &s;A
LOT OF GROUND at the intersection OF -1Eka
the south side of Prince with the east side of
Royal street, fronting on Prince street 80 feet .
inches, and on Royal street SO feet q! inches.
No. 2. 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, anu
in depth % feet inches.
ated on tho east side of Fairfax street, between
Wythe and Madison in front on Fairfax street
llG feet inches and extending oastwsrdly with
that front into the Potomac river. TINS Is
highly valuable lot on account OF the wRter
rights and privileges belonging to II, and It's VI
cnity 10 the Alexandria, Loudoun and lamp
shire Railroad, the new track OF which now
being laid out and constructed will pass
through II. r,, 4, r.
Il inches on Union street. between Gi0bon ana
rankin streets, and extending esstwsrdly in
to the Potomac river.
TERMS-One-tenth of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day OF sale the Iesi
duo in three equal instruments at u. IL ana 10
moaths from day OF SALE with interest; the
deferred payments to be secured by the notes
of tho purchasers with satisfactory security
and the title TO be retained until the purchase
| money is fully paid. Conveyances and stamps
| AT the cost Of tho purcha- ers.
s. FERGUSON BEACH.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR.
N n vt AUEHTON
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DRAMATIC Representations The comedy
of Er Ist Baron will be produced at Entrscht
Hall. tomorrow night, in Il style that will in
sure its entire SUCCESS with the large audience
before which it will be rendered. The actors,
amateur and professional, are au fat in their
respective roles and tho entertainment will bo
u real treat
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nv ID. ID. Harrison. AuctiOneer.

z ARGE LOT OF CHRISTMAS GOODS
Ia JUST RECEIVED,
together with full line of Hosiery, full stock
OF Crockery, Glassware and Notions generally.
embracing Fronch China Vases, Work Boxes.
China Toys, Beautiful Dolls, Lava Ornaments,
Pictures, &C.. So Undershirts, Drawers,
Hoods, Sontags, Wooden Hose and Socks Of all
sizes, &C.; also, Tumblers. Goble:s, Round and
Oval Glass Dishes and full sets of Frosted and
Pearl Glassware; also, all kinds of White
Granite Ware-all to be had 1T slaughtered
prices dec III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-30
by Green g. Wise,

tkea Estate Agents and Auctioneers.J
7 OFFkK, AT PRIVATE SAnE, UNTIL
/ SATURDAY, January Sth, 1870, one first
class octave ROSEWOOD PIANO; also Pr
EMO Stool and Cover If not sold by that time.
it will be offered. nj public auction. on SAT
URDAY, January Sth, 1870, at I'D o'clock, nj
the store room next to Green y Nise's office
under tho Mansion House. where it can be seen
until the day 81 sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-30

BURLEsQUE OPERA As will be seen by an
advertisement in another column OF TO day s
paper, Lester 4 Skaters Burlesque Opera
Troupe will give two performances 10 this city
on Saturday next. THIS troupe IL highly
spoken of by those who have witnessed its
pefiolmances
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-30

DGsoRpERlY.- Complaint has been made at
the Mayors office OF frequent disorderly pro,
ceedings at the extreme southern end q! Fair
fax street Several dogs, it is said, we're kill
cd and wounded there night or two since
The police have been ordered 10 have an eye to
that neighbOrhOOd
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
spEc1ALD1sPAToHEs TO THE GAZETTE
More Territory.

WASHINGTON, Dec 30.-President Grant
To- gay received a memorial, signed ty mer
,h,uts and other business men OF Victoria,
Ak ng him to take such measures as will Sc.
,urr the transfer of British Columbia to the
Uuic cd States, The President authorized an
answer to the memorallsts that he had read
the paper with much interest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-30

OYSTERS "A vessel with cargo OF nine
hundred bushels Of oysters arrived up yester
day and re-supplied the market, in which, for
a short time previous, a dearth had ex-
isted The retail price at which they were
sold was seventy five cents bushel, and they
were not by any means of the best quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-30

SERENADE. "A colored baud from Washing
ton, after the closing OF the lair OF the colored
Odd Fellows, in lows building, corner OF hinc
and Henry streets, last night, serenadod Mayor
Berkeley, Judge Underwood and several other
-,s;lea+s ri tho CITY
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The Markets.,

opened At l9l, but rose to ~ Money active
nj gold interest Exchange long, 81 short
81 Bonds II. Virginia skies, ex-coupon, Az !
new 81, North Carolina Is, old, Ala; new 2ss.
NEW YORK, Dec. 80--Flour 5sl0, better on
low grades. Wheat is shade finer. corn is
L. letter
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POSTMASTER APPOINTED. Mr. ;. Is. Cor
bett Of this county, has been appointed post
master at Arlington tie qualified this morn
ing bSlore Justice Penn, aud has entered npou
;he duties of his Office
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MiGdlebury Va, dee 2--lawts Trustees
Ry j. A. stoutenburgh. Auetioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
y PROPERTY.
Nv virtue OF y decree of the Circuit, Court for
the county of Alexandria, Va, al the February
term 1860 IN tho case of Roachs Executors vs..
kOachs DcvisceS, tho undersigned, Commls-
sioners therein named will proceed to sell, by
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front
OF tho Mayors office, in the city oi Alexandria,
on SATU RDAY, January 10Th, 1870 at II m. &,
that valuable property, containing w ENI
ACRES. known rs 600 LU VI 81 y or EszTs:aai
ROACUS SPRING" with FRAN + sHsgS.
DWELLING STORE-uOUoE. with 3 rooms
ri A. l.r,e uayiiion, sltuatod at tho 1un't'"h tt
IT, SloxSndria and Arlington turnpike hhi
u milo trom Long Bridge. IN tho county Ol Al
andria.
the north by Montgomery. west by Pitt, east
nv Roval and on the south by Madison SIS
This square will be divided to SUIT purchasers.
An undivided HALF OF i LOT ut the
south west corner of Union and Wolfe streets,
~ feet L inches on Wolfe and l5 fl, on Union
TERMS-Twenty per cent of the purch"s,
money to 90 paid in cash and he residue IN
three equal insLalments At SIX, twelve ana
eip hteen months from day Of sale, with interest;
tho purchaser to give his bonds for the deferred
instruments, with good pers anal security inc
title TO be retained until full payment OF 'hI
purchsse-money and the property to 10 resoId
Al the risk ant expense of the purchaser III any
case Of detaul. in payment. Persons wishing
to nurchuse are requested u examine tho prem
ises which will : shown 10 them by parHe:
rs.idinp thereon. Stamps and ConvcyAnc!ng -
the cost u. the purchaser: ,,,,,<.,,
=. FERGUSON BEACH,
CHAS Z. STUART,
WIN. IL DULANI,
,1- o,,. Commiss toner's
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WEATHER.-The weather since 1t cleared up
on Tuesday last has been delightful, and very
UNUSUAL at this season of the year. such, In
deed as would not b.. u,lsea ,onabe in October.
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WATcH MONT The old time custom OF
watching The old year out and the new year IN
will be observed in the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF this city tomorrow night. Tic
services will begin there At ten O'Clock.
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For TEXAS. Captain William Barnes, iorm-
erly of the Fairfax Rifles, in The lIth Virginia
Infantry, will leave here to morrow Tor Texas,
in which State he has determined to make
his future home.
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VIRGINIA. 10 wit:-In tho County Court
Y of Fsirf,x county, December u, 1869
On III. motion of Charles W. Kitchen. 1t Is
ordered. that Philo Haywood Administrators
If .Jnmrs Mshorney. dec d., be summoned 10
appear here on the FIRST day of January Court
next. to give rev bond, or IN default there",
"a show cause why his administration on said
e.tste should not be revoked and tina. copy
Of ' this order bs published in tho Alexandra
Gazette for four con- ccutiv" weeks a copy
teste. DAN' r ~ btA ~ -,
r II. Cockerille, y. q. dec 27-iaw4w
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at the Marshall House last night. which was
numerously attended, and ~ which all who
we-o present enjoyed themselves.
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTlCt.-'rnerew will 10 sod, on FRIDAY
II MORNING. December 3l't. 1864 at ten
O'Clock =. public auction I WO BlLLlAkD
TARLE5nnd FIXTURES, a. the Club room
over the Assembly Rooms, corHer hing and
Royal streets.
dec 22-td A. u. UHLEk, sect :.
I,OR 81 LE
The undersigned will, on SATURDAY. The
18th day OF January, 1870 at Il IN of that dsv
ia front o. the Mayor office, in the city of A.
cXandria, SELL by public sale, toc cash, EIF,
TEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS OF TIT
BONDS OF CLARKE COUNTY, in the
State of Virginia, with interest, coupons attach
ed, from the first day OF July, 1851. These
bonds, of one OF the richest counties in tho
State are secured by tho first deed OF trust on
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Kali
road and offer an excellent opportunity for
safe and profitable investment.
de I8-aIts BURKE " HERBERT
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FIRE ALARM. The alarm OF fire sounded
by the bell in the house of the Friendship
Fire Company, lust night, was.caused By the
burning of a chimney 10 the Third Ward.