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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
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Dunbas. s. {. q. Gle iterra19sn bic
Nsbaftion nit cinem 3utrauen, ben, fs MID: su
entiprsden ssrmas, ba ie ia nit ieIdsa Inter
nstmunsen nidt tefahsn Tam.
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lisfsit birot fit sUtcn Grfols. genusen Gle
MT. ben rsatsn 8onent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

aatbpli(Ge Ralenber BIT ii idSner
Musmabl uno 81 isbr biaiyen Yreiien scrrdtbia
81. @9mar3 neben bent SdulbauIe eer
Maria. 5immslfabrtsfirde, webbalb mir bic &C.
1er bs5 v@anserer" bisrauf aufmsrfiam ma
H.n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

gBtr MAIDEN ben eeier auf bic nebenfeb>
enbe Mn3etse bes 6rn. Waul Saber aufmerf>
fam, tegen @aarenmasajin cine febr reiAe
Musapabl alter %berjsateen Artifsl btetet, Be-
rem cine Substituting beoart fsi es an gor,
aetlan> pber @1aseefabe, SYielraasen. iet
es an 9ebensmitteln serihiebener Mrt, @qee
;u tiaissn prei(sn unp In reetler 9ualttdt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

Der Winter bat itine go,bcten ssiaidt
eur& i1arfe 0Glte unb sinen scribereebeneen
e@neefuru. ysls unb Nantel fnb pieosr in
Muee unb Mles ma9t F9 auf BE tdlte Sabres'
ssit eefabt. Das Gis bat aud tereits elm Opfsr
eefcrtsrt inbem Iester @amfas Elm &nate, her
G& auf einen sussfrursnsn Gsi@ sepest, ertrun-
fen 1T. Seit einiaen Gaesn iebo4 batsn nj:
ben Snbianerlpmmer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
Or. q. s.. 9imncmann

il ct. Soiers, Minn., III icehen sen lsiner Oe-
fbaf,srsile suriidsefsbrt, BE ct 81 tem 3meds
u%nterncmn1sn bat, UNI ie;nen rbnebin reid
ausaenatteten Store nod nit allen nsuta Irs
titsla tn TRY @cues une ensstn Waaren 81
per|e5ea. Das put!ifgm mirp baber in fs;nsm
eiseasn SntsreNs taneeln, rsanlss teiSntaufsn
bieiem lolibea 0sibaftataule fine tsiuneere
Mufmerflemfsit lGeutt. Sft16,1mt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
Mu bic Nbpnueuten.'' ==sa

Sein SdluNt Res Sabr5ansa trin<
aan mir Cen Ntpnnenteu III Ter Gtart
st. paul III Grinnerung, RAP rer Grdz
aer rs5 uWanoerer", 6v. Watbias
Marren, teauftra9t If, bic Ntpnrez
menta9elper unc Nn;siestabrsn ei,,sus
falTreu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

1tren IT,. /. 10. 8sr lNSne u. iclite
llbren serlbieoener Gpnfruetion, lowis
@9mudsesenaanbe BON 0plo une Silber,
9ri1en &c. tilts faufen min, se9e 3a 5rn.
Scbn Nfplter (S6mei3er) Gde Der 3. unb
st. Mntbons @trase, MuA &sparaturen
Yperncn taltlbil prompt beirrst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

Seffentlide Gintabuna! CUR srS5.
ten unb ypatGnsigtsn &etauraticn: Die srn
5dilleru. 6 6mibtMr. 1928 Ctr. Son
iebt an ,peroen IL ieberStunes de Nufern.
WsHiasL, Jorslsn. Gleiidiortcn aGcr Grt, 8iir,
furs Maea, was Der Marft an Dciifateien tietet,
ierpirt. Oie fsiuien @sine lnb 2iaueurc bic
tet uniere Bar; Griihte. GcEisf! uuo Grncitc-
reiuaaren in better Mu5uab!. O~ieAnfwartuns
III ieosr 3eit bic telte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

MepfeI Gnb tudbrenb Der lesten Sage in
erp6en Quantitdten nit ieeeu1 Boute bier anse,
fommen. Der Ddmpfer u@uder @tate"
bra&te ALIEN taultnb 8arrels na@ ct. paul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
(0ffieteIL
Staot- Wrbiuan}tu.
unproentli9e 5duler.

Glue Gercrenuns betrehenb anorbeutltGe
!9duisr nnr 9duler son fdlehtem
Rufe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
0enupfratiidbe3 Gpnutp!Sidet

Sur Senatsr:
SON. George g. Sedcr.
SIR ReprdfentaIten: .
5pbn 81. @ilman,
Naml Tabcr,
@iIiant 9aDern.
Sir @teriff:
Jpbn Orace.
Jlr Saasmetfer:
G.. g. thine.
Sar Restfer { Deebs:
Jaeob Main5er.
Sir gpuatssNnwatt:
Sarsep Sffcer.
Sir srt 6tsl9reiber:
Mlbert Irn,ftrone.
SIR @srrner:
ST.. 81. 6uernpu.
sir Gruntp 6 pmmifdrt
3p:ite @arc -Jpbu S'Gerupr.
Dritts Jcfepb Spiei.
Sisrte 6. Stablmanu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
Sfficic1Ic @tabt=3citune q.
9ofal= Wentgteiten.
[0ffteiell.]
Npti3 fir Sic @dbler.

Diermit pirb befaant eemadt, bab bic Mabl=
iut { + bic &sgifriruug Der Wdbler uno bic
0eridtiauus Der Wabuiisn our fplaenoen Belt
unp al, ben f%olgenoen ylaBcn eisfnpen rerpen:
Gr1e @arb:
8eim Winnstaba Gnsine Saus AM ,,a9isn
Samitag unb Mpntae, ron 9 lbr 0prmittaas
bis 4 ubr MaGmittags. @ableidter s.
&earpru, q. Sale unb u. u. 9aQ.
3weite Wart:
geim Gourtbaus ant ndhfen Treitaa, Cant
flag uuo Montcg BON 10 ubr grrmittaeS bis 2
ubr Nadmittass. Mablri@ter: 8. @tearan,
u. Cummings unt 8. s. Srbns.
Dritte @arb:
Sci City Sat- am xadllen G,sitas unb Mon-
tag scn ~ ubr Grrmittaes bis 3 l1br Mahmit=
tags. MabIri6ter: s. Grace, Geo. Mlitlb
unp 50. 6. @afton.
Gterte @art:
geim 9neuing 6aus am nGdten Gomnaa
unb Wpntag Ycn 10 l1br gurmittaes bis 3 ubr
NaGmittaes. Mabl,id.ter: s. Sanisn, Mf. ..
Ga:rel unt 0er. q. Mrcre.
Junfte @are:
Bel Gppel's Stcre. Ode Der 7ten uno Olive
Strabe, am ndhten SamIfaa unb Wpntaa ben
10 lbr gcrmittaas bis 2 llbr Nadmi!tass.
Noblridter: M. %. Qott, s. .. gBilion uap
5. Auouf!.
Snu. s. @iIlinms.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
De,npfratiicbes @taats=& iefet

e.. dir 0%puuerneur:
@eoree g. Sits,
ron STANLEY Counts.
Sur ei.uteaaat @ouseruenr:
=. 81. 2siSmell,
- -,i.t scn Blue Garth. rf.-
sire aats'seeretatr:
s. 9. G1ase1ans,
ron TiQmure.
Sir etaats-aubtt0r:
2pmis u. Gpams,
BON a@rarns.
5ar 1eneral=Wnmalt:
Seaerape Smitb,
a." i ron Dntpta.
SIR etaats=s &etmstfu:
gaSpar 8aberi@,
~. Ron NieoQet. ,
garDbeert@te . Ser 6 uprem.erur::
CHARLES G.. T~lanorau.
BON 9ennepin..
SErGltrts SnpremeGcari:
90. =. Bonnitpel,
BON mc0oscb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

N. B. Der Qeier mirb auf ba6 fpStere Do
tun, ber beu.isengiummer aufmerfiam gemaat,
ba Greitas uno Samfas eieier Wpde in pbiser
Ressidnwng perfanben inb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

81. VauI. II. Oft. 1869.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-01-30
Nouvelles.

LoUIs1ANE-La Foire agricole ct indus
trlcIle dc In Louisiana s'ouvrira le 5 Ayril
aux 'Fairs Grounds" Les Fenians ont ell
un grand meeting a la Nouvele.O Orleans.
LIE general Mower est arrive la Nouvelle.
Orleans, par ordre du general -commandant
buchanan. La take de sun pour cent" de la
dernitre session Legislative etc declaree in
constltutionnelIe par le juge T., Wharton Col.
lens. La Cour Supreme decidera sans doute
Ia question en- dernier ressort-La dite Lee
glslature siege ton jours avec le meme aplomb
ct egifere ab hoe ct ab hac. Deux de ses
membres ont failIi Sc battre. La statue
d'Henry Clay, qu'on croyait voice, etc re-
trouvee sur son pedestal
NouvEAU MoNpE.-Les fen,mes recament
e suffrage universal. pretend quill
m Iana1s songe a remp1acer Grant par
Banks. ks.-L'at1aire Mesnard & Gle. est tou-
jours pendante devant lie Congress kellogg
q prescnte un bill pour Ia creation dune
llsne de chemin de fer ct de teIegraphe de la
Nouvelle- Orleans au Rio Grunde dams la di-
rectlon de San Bias sur lie Pacitique.-
dan detruit GO loges d1ndiens LIE general
Grant, Sc dit-on, est oppose au traite de IA
labama III pretend qu'un dedommagement
materiel ne compense pas le NAL fait aux
Etats Unis par Ia quasi reconnaissance des
Etats- -Confederes par rAngleterre " - Ce
meme general Grant, un peu moins taciturne
que par le passe, endosse le suffrage univer.
sci double de lamnistie universelle. Mantle
nant quill est sur de ponvoir changer lbre-
ment son cabinet, il Sc rsvele CONNIE republi-
cain modere.-Un American, un Girls, etc
tue dams une tmeute a Ia Havane. Ct1sus
be!f.-Et remeute etc serieuse a Ia Ha-
vane. Des coups de feu, ont etc echanges
entire le peuple ct les soldats des hommes
ont etc tues dams les rues, etc Cependant,
aux derneres nouvelles, Ia Havane etait tran
guile, ct les volontaires avaient disparu. Les
defenseurs de Ia siempre .iel kla de Cuba ne
paraltront qua un signal de douze coIps de
canon. Dnlce attend dc nouyelles troupes.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-01-30

V1Eux MONDE. Porte ME que Ia Tur.
quie s'occupe d'armements, ct le Sultan es.
pere que 10 conference etablira Ia paix-Le
gouverneur de Burgos etc assassine dams
une eglise, ct l'agitation regne en- Espagne.
Les Cortes SO reuniront.elles Reunies sen
tendront elles ?-Napoleon Pair soucieux ct
preoccupe. II aurait dit au noncc apostolique
que ses dents tombaient. droit dalnesse
Va etre prochainement aboi en- Anglcter1e--
Bismark fait le mort.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-01-30
EN- VENTE

Habitaon Eloy Heber ct ais, le 3 Fevrier, q
II heures A. NJ. Rive droe.
Habitation Lapce, lie 10 F6vrier, a II heurcs A.
NJ (Riye droite)
lIabtation Paul Thibodeaux, le II Tcvrier, a IL
heures A. NJ. tRive gauche)
llabation Casimir Lanoux lie I3 F6yrer 1869, d
II he'mes a, NJ. Rive gauc ]
Habtatlon Tecle Nicule, rive gauche, lie Mars
1869, II heures A. NJ.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-01-30
Nul0m,0n.

Malgr6 l'apoth6ose
Des progres souverains,
LIE monde a l'ankylose
Et NAL au bas des reins.
Boule aerostatique,
Vapeur ct libert6,
Celia nest que boutiquc,
Et lhomme est ecour.6.
La cuirasse guerriere
DE l'aieul des vieux temps
Couvrirait le derriere
De nos maigres enfants.
Qui done nettrait son masque
De citoyen bourgeois
Sous lie terrible casquc
Du premier des Francois
Nos fills sont rachitiques,
Rabougris, impuissants;
Nos files sont etiques
Et meurent d vingt ans.
Deux verres de Champagne,
A la fin dun repas,
Font battre la campagne ....
Et tricoter lie pas.
0 poussifs, petits ttres
Dun steele 4 laid surtout,
Les vieux etaient nos maitrcs
En- amour comme en- tout. ."
Solomon, par centaines,
Les comptait sans effroi,
Toutes Giant certaines .-
Qu'il etait puissant roi.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-01-30

AE9g@Poigntes de rcmcrciements au Capt
A. JuNEn, du Lafomele, ct aussi aux COM
plaisants officers dn steamboat Dm Able.
Lo Lou1s1ANAIs est toujours reconnaissant
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-01-30

ID'Nous avons recu lintGressant Almanacl de
la Renaissance
Merci qui de droit.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-01-30

L'exactitude est Ia politesse des grands
seigneurs ct des fonctionnaires republicans.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-01-30

nay"Bureau du journal, pres du College JEFF
ferson, StJacques, rive gauche.
tsT"Pour lettres, journaux, echanges ct pa
perasscs, adressez Il Conrem Post Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
Diamond Robbery.

ALBANY, Dec. "a bold and successful
diamond robbery was pcrpctrated in this city
yesterday evening in tho jewclry store of VIII.
Williams While the thief was looking at 4
diamond ring he dropped it on the floor be-
hind the counter, and as son of the proprietor
was about to pick it up thG thief seized tray
containing about 81, 800 worth Of diamonds
and ran off out the door. Mr.. Villains pursued,
but was compelled to retreat at the muzzle OF
a pistol. The door was then fastened on the
outside, and Mr.. Williams thus shut in the
store, the thieves escaped. Three OF the
rings dropped in the store and were recovered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
From Honolulu.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 9.-Advices from Homo
lula to November Goth, announce that Minis
ter Pierce had presented Rear Admiral Turner
ard Captain Franklin to the King. The Ad-
miral had made speech, expressing his pleasure
in making the personal acquaintance of his
Majesty and assuring him that the American
people took great interest in the success and
prosperity of his Kingdom. and desired to cult.
vate friendly relations. The King responded
ard welcomed the admiral. He said he had
received frequent assurances Of the interest and
good will of the government and people OF the
United States for the welfare of his Kingdom,
assurances upon which he had the fullest reli
ance, and which were cordially gecipr0caicd by
himself
A remarkable thunder aud hail storm had
visited Hawaii. The moutains were covered
with snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

EXCURSION TRIP.- members OF the
Washington city council and the other persons
who a. the invitation Of the President OF the
Alexandria, Loudouu and Hampshire Railroad,
lett here on an excursion trip over that road
Yesterday morning, returned in the evening in
time to take the O'Clock boat from this city.
they all expressed themselves as highly pleas
81 with the condition of the road and with the
appearance of the country through which they
passed, aud seemed without exception to be IN
ayoroC the proposed subscription OF 81 ,0OO, 900
By the city OF Washington towards the cxten
ei1n Of the rold TO the Ohio river
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
srECIALDIspATCHEsT TO THEGAZErTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
Congress-.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.--ln the Senate, to
day, the resolutions adopted by the South Car
oiua Legislature, in favor ot the independence
OF Cuba, were presented.
There was some debate in reiertnco to the
p:ialiug by Congress OF the Agricultural aud
Mechanical Reports, and the publication Of .
new map Of the United States.
Mr. Sumner introduced resolution OF en-
qury as to what legislation is necessary to SC
amcnd the charcr Of the Medical Society OF
the District as t. gram equal privileges to col
ore1 phs >icians.
la the House Of Representatives, altor an
Intellectual attempt 10 have the recent gold ex
element in Wall street, New York, investiga.
ted, the Census bill was taken up and further
discussed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
Foreign News.

PARIS, Dee. 9.-That portion Of The message
Of the President OF the II. S. relating to the
matter of the Pacific telegraph cables, was
published for the first time to day, and causes
great excitement.
ROME, Dec 9.-Thc ceremonies yesterday
upon the opening Of the session of the Ecu
menical Council occupied five hours. The city
is tranquil.
LIVERPOOL Dee. q.-NesscIs from the South
Atlantic report passing number of lceburgs.
LONDON, Dec 9.-Conlcderate bonds have
considerably improved in value in consequence
of an anticipated settlement Of the Alabama
claims
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
Gold.
Gold.
NEw York, Dec. 9.-Gold to-day l2's

A. l.. 4 Ii. RAILRoAD-Capt. Marbury and
his party reached this place on Sunday, on
their return from the AleShancs, having
been compelled to abandon the survey west OF
the mountains until spring, in consequence Of
very severe weather and frequent snow
storms.they have recently had to encounter.
The party have reached as far west as the
summit OF the Alleghary, in Pendlcton ounty,
and find the route far more eligible than was at
first expected. The greatest difficulty so far
has been to secure "a exit from the South
Branch this, however, has been satisfactorily
ACCOMPLISHED By following up the Seneca, pret-
ty much TO its source. Capt, Marbury finds
far less difficulty than was anticipated. go Van
cLrSf,J Sentinel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
DiSahiliticS.

WAsuly0rON, Dec 9.-Thc blII Tor the re-
MAYA, q, disabilities, which passed the Senate
Yesterday. was the same which passed the
uousc ot the last session. and only requires
the SIGNATURE OF the President to become law '
Among those from Virginia whose disaoll
.;os are thus removed, are the following
Judge f p Pitts, Of the Norfolk circuit W
=, E,r,v. ]. II. Rives and Alexander KlVes
af Albemarle F. I. Stribliug. }, n. hya'
cd " " A. Burnett, OF Augusta; j; E: Ryan
oy raIk: J. F. and F. g. Segar: of Elizabe q
W." Alexander SANS, w. NJ. Hume, n; 1
Gshbv J. S. Burn, p. H. Hale and T. T. =
Smith, of Fauquier; Alexander lnnls' OF r. all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
FiNANCIaL r,,uunxVaAs..

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. December 9.-The
market this morning was very dull Receipts
of all kinds of Grain continue light. 9j9 bush
els red Wheat were offered on Change, with
but one sale at l2i No white on the market.
Corn-ll2G bushels new and cid mixed were
offered, and sales made u. 50. 81, o. and l02.-
No samples of white or yellow offered. Oats
have declined sales OF pa bushels reported at
3D. Rye in light receipt and fair demand; sales
at ga small advance Il bbls ear Corn sold
ut 3 s0aS3 50. Other articles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

PouCE REPoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE -Sev
eral deserving applications for assistance were
made to the Mayor this inornirg <, but as no sp
preparation has been made by the City Council
Tor granting such, they had 10 be refused.
There wrr0 no criminal cases ~ the office this
morning.
MAGISTRATES Characteristics Campbell,
colored, for breaking open tho house Of his
mother. near the Diagonal pump, and stealing
articles, heretrom, was committed 10 jail for
further examination.
WATCH RgpoRT.-Nght clear snd tempera'
ture moderate. There were no disturbances
in any quarter of the city, rs usual, no arrests
bv the Watch, and no dodgers at tho Watch
House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ."TERTISER

lax; Wi'ilm, &. Wickham, .; l!an1scr
Thacker Rogers, Of King Georte; W. !.
Joynes. OF Petersburg; L. Il. Bruce, s.; l.
Holland, Wills Browning and Patrick Me
CIaeken, Of Kappahanuock John 1. Harris
OF Rockingham Judge ". q. Riley, OF tn
Accomac circuit Judge Il. c. l.. Moncure, OF
Stafford Judge Joseph Christian, OF Middle
SIX; Il. A. CIaybrook, Of Wcstmoreland; K.
W. Hughes. OF Richmond; Seaton ii. Low
ing and G. T. Smith, OF Nelson; Il. ii. Read
aud John $. Parker, OF Northampton, and {.
f.. DOdri1pe. OF Pulaski
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

TuIEvlHG The amount Of thieVing now
going on in this city is unprecedented, and
many OF the offenders 20 UNPUBLISHED, and IN
consequence Of the trouble attending their ar
rest aud trial. and the expense incident to their
Conviction. a night or Two ago all the ropes
AMI chains attached to number OF scoSs sc
cu,el in The cove between the two ship yards
aere stoeu and the boats set adrift. Considerable
rroper,y Is destroyed for the few cents junk
dealers will pay for 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

TEMPERANCE REUNION The announcement
that Il temperance reunion would be held at
PhUaix Hall last night caused large number
Of persons to assemble there, bu,, as on pre-
yious occasion, the speakers expected from
Washington did not come, and the anticipated
reunion was postponed. After the public had
left the hall there was meeting o! Mount
Vernon Division, Sons OF Temperance, at
which several new members We're proposed,
and some i-w initiated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

TnREE CARD MONTE. The sWndhng game
Of three card monte, which in former years was
exhibited frequently in this section OF country
las been revived, and has again been seen on
some OF the lines of travel leading to this city
The steamer [. p. Smith, ON her last trip up
the river, had among her passengers three ex
hibitors Of the game.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

EALG.-The annual ball of Jefferson Circle
y, - brotherhood Of the Union, OF this city,
viii be he'd, as can be seen by reference to an
advertisement, 10 another column OF to day
Gazette, in the hall in Germans new building
on King street, to night. The managers prom
>e that nothing shall be left undone to render
the evening an agreeable one to all who may
.tt.ul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

BRRv1r1Es fencing around what ,ras
Battery Rodgers, has been removed, and the
place now presents only mounds Of earth rapid
~ disappearing.
Fire weather to-day. King street had quite
bus ness appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

Tue CHAMPION BRACE The shoulder
brace, introduced into this city by Mr.. Deal
ham, and now sold by that gentleman, at 81
king street, is great improvement upon the
old >uspendcrs, answering fully the purpose OF
the latter, with none OF their inconveniences,
aud ailording brace to the shoulders and a
support to the back. They should by all means
be worn by children showing a tendency to-
wards round shoulders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

STOLEN lloRSE RECovERED A, her, toiore
mentioned in the Gazette, the horse recently
stolen lron M, Harrison .Jayins, near this city,
was recovered ia Harrisburg, Pa. Mr. Javin' 5
,ou, Richard, who went to Harrisburg after
hi- tther's horse, returned here yesterday
With him lie says that the thief, who is
.olgcl in all, but whose name he does not
know, IL 4 large man, who looks something
hike an Indian. aud who, when captured. had
nlth HIN laly's shawl, pair o! pants, cut
our Lut not made, and bottle of chlOrotorm.
From the description given he is supposed 30
be the man who was frequently seen about here
b. the police just previous to the theft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
The Markets..

NEW YORK. December 9.-Stocks steady
Money per cent. Gold 2S3. Virginia skies
ex-coupon, 50 asked; new 03. Flour duh and
declining. Wheat dull and in buyers favor.
Corn q shade lrmer.
BALTIMORE, December 9.-Virginia Gs, old,
Az bid, Ash asked do. 1867 40! bid, 50 asked.
Cotton firm and quiet; middling uplands 234.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat dull prime
to choice red l35al3S Corn dull white SSa90;
yellow 89a94 Oats steady ut 5Ga6s Rye nom
inally lO0allS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

i!PEsIoDIcALs.-We have received the Janu-
sry number of Packard's New Monthly Msga-
zine, published in New York, and containing
some good articles-anI one iUst the contrary
aboutthelst Thsddeus Stevens Also theCosmo-
po!it.n published as an iu;ocns.ioual uewsp
ger in London, Paris and New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

BETHEL CHURCH, 1t was Incorrectly stated
in this column tNo or three days ago that the
building known as Bethel Church was being
repaired Tor congregation OF e0lorei Metho-
dists The building wa bought some time ago
By the congregation alluded to, but they could
NJ, raise the purchase money, aud the property
vas resold by lis owner, Mr. Evans, for 800,
to the Lodge Of COlored Odd Fellows, in this
city, who are now having it remodeled, repair.
at, and reG;ted 1t will be two stories high
the upper room to be used for the meetings OF
the Lodge, and the lower for public meetings
Two coored mechanics James Webster and
John Brent, are doing the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

FINE MUTTON -McsSrs. }. III. Watkins 4
Bro, butchers, had on exhibition at the mar
ket house this morninga splendid sheep, raised
in Loudoua county, the weight Of which was
227 pounds. The animal will be slaughtered
to morrow, and sold at the stall Of the Messrs.
Watkins, as fine mutton, on SATURDAY morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

FAIR The fair for the benefit Of St. Mary 5
Parochial school, which has been in progress
for che last two weeks at the Assembly Rooms,
was closed last night, with the distribution oil
the prizes. A very large crowd was present,
and some of the articles drawn were very valu
able. The fair was a great success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

OFF THE TRACK.--The locomotive and Tag
gage car OF the local passenger train gu The
Washington and Alexandria railroad, on the
IL o'clock trip of the train from Washington
this morning., got of the track, on St Asaph
street, between Cameron and Queen, in conse-
iucncc Of the disarrangemeut of the switch,
aud remained of long enough to delay the de
plrture OF the one o'c0ek train.