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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
Cons1gnees per SoutM Casahna Railroad
March 23.


March 23.
651 bales Cotton 40 bales Yarn. 42b bushels Grain
cars Lumber, cars Stock To Railroad Agent,
D Aiken CO, Kirkpatrick witte, q W Williams &
Co, Graeser & Smith, Thurston & Holmes, Ravenel
& Co, Pringle w Bee Il Co, Pelzer, Rodgers &
Co. Reeder s. Davis, Bowling e. Co, Mowry & Co, g
81 Walter Co, J Adger L. Co, Goldsmith l. Son, II
Bulwinkle l. co. Chazal. Frost & Adeer, b
slcan. w @ Courtney & Co, w Ryan, A Multi
gan, w Roach Follln, and F O'Noill.
COnsignees per Northeastern Railroad
March 33.
43 bales Cotton, Mdse, sc. To Reeder 4 Davis,
Mowry & Co. Kirkpatrick Witte. b A Early,
w Ryan Glaeser L. Smith, G w Williams Il Co,
Kendall Il Dockery, Claghorp, Herring h Co, Cald-
we'll & Sons, Ravenel & Co, and Railroad Agent.
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\ Columbus Cotton Market.

COLUMBUS, March 19.-The following are the
reports Of the warehouses for the week, Northern
middlng being the basis Of quotations.: Saturday.
$780, sales bales; Monday 26c sales bales; Tues
day 2SMa far demand .a sales 1el bales Wednesday
sales 2s0 b'les. To-day's sales 12e bales. The
lowing about ruling quotations. Few bales Of grades
higher than low middings sold: Ordinary ~ 56a2So;
good ordinary 2S1Sa24c; low mtddltngs 26c; mid
dlings Northern) 2tHc; gocd mid dlines zee. Ware
house sales for the week 500 bales Weeks receipts
385 bales, against 6 the corresponding week Of last
season. and 593 the previous week Of this year. Ship
ments 1899 bales.
t WEEKLY STATEMENT a&
Stock on hand September ], 1868. $50
Received past week. S8S
Received previously. .46 1O64S, 400
g @la 4b,77o
Shipped past week. k..............s..T.e1 1899 q"
Shipped previously. 81 O72-32, AL
Stock on hand March 1s, 1869 ,2ss
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CharlestoT Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Monday Evening, March %. I
COTTON-Purchasers still hold off, and In the
almost entire absence of demand. the market keeps
dull and nominal with decided feeliug Of depres.
sion sales about 125 bales. viz: 10 at 26; at 26l
81 at27; Is at 2714; at 271ac. Quotations remain
nominal, say:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. @2sA
Low mloding.... ..26A@-
MfddlnR .........................2 @27M
Strict mddhng. ....,............27 .27H@-
BY New York classification we quote:
Low middling. ng...................27 @27A
MiddHng. Observation-Disclosures. .27H(0-
RTCF.-There was q more active inquiry, prices
remaining without important change; sales about
1850 ierces of clean Carolina says 80 erces at g. s5
at s16; 26 at shc p tb. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at $685.; good, s51@sazo % fb.
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Markets by Telegraph !,
FOREIGN MARKETS.


FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, March 22--Noon.- Securities steady. Tai
low AS.
L1vRRPooL. March 22-Noon-Cotton quiet; up.
lands 12d; Orleans 12Ad; sales 5000 ba les.
Two P. M-Cotton sales will reach 10000 bales.
Evening-Cotton rather more active: uplands 12d; 7;
Orleans 12Ad sales $4,000 bales Turpentine
sos. Cd.
HAVANA, March 21.-An qualities Of sugar have
advanced slightly, and holders asking still high
figures. y
DOMESTIC MARKE rs.
NEW York. March 22-Noon.-Stocks active and
excited. Money freely offered att. Exchange s2S.
Gold SIX. Cotton steady at 2s1S cts. Turpentine
dropping at b2h. Rosin quiet at 50 40a2 42h:
Evening Money selling short at 7; sterling dull
at s,S. Gold 81 Governments steady; e2's 1s;
Southern securities dull and heavy. Cotton steady,
with moderate demand; sales 1900 bs les at 2S cts
Flour q shade easier; State snperfne s. IS, Wheat
1a2c> lower. Corn declining; yellow Southern %.
Pork lower; mess ss1 80. Lard dull; kettle 1sa
19H Whskey quiet at s5. Rice du II; Carolina Ga
OK. Sugar active and higher musoovado 1lT a1214.
Turpentne 52a52h Rosin 81 4Oa8. Freights Arm.
Z BALTIMORE, March 22.-cotton steady at ~ cen ts
Flour active and unchanged. Wheat du IL prime
Maryland 50 10. Corn rye and oats dull. Pork
$32 so. Shoulders 15. Whiskey Sass.
C1No1 NNATI. March 22.-Whiskey steady at 9Oa92c.
Provisions dull and nominal. Mess pork held at
S32. Bacon shoulders, 1885; clear Sides Tx.
ST LOUIS. March 22-whskey heavy at Soc
Pork dull and unchanged. Bacon dull; shoulders,
IA; clear sides, IKE. Lard, 1870.
WILMINGTON, March 22-Spirits of turpentiue
weak at 47a4s. Rosin steady at 81 65a1 s5 Crude
turpentine steady ut 81 7Oa2 s5 Tar 90 better at
50 TO-. Cotton dull and nothing doing.
~ AUGUSTA, March 22.-Cotton moro active; sales
28b bales; receipts 1869: nniddlins 26H.
SAVANNAH, March 22-cotton Arm and IN fair de-
mand. Middlngs 271 cents. sales 700 bales. Re-
ceipts 1895 bales. Exports none. 81
Mon1LE. March 22.-Cotton-low middling 2sK;
sales 75o bales; receipts 844; exports S91.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22-Cotton-middling 27A f;
eales S10o bales receipts since Saturday 1898; ex-
ports 6s95. Gold S1x. Sight exchange on New
York u premium, sugar better-common 11xa
I2A; prime 14ls. .Molasses better--prime 75as2.
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receipts on 18th April stand about $780, 100 bales.
The figures th.t we present this week need no argu-
ment from us to prove the strength of the position
of cotton. There have been received at the ports
have taken 929,444; spinners AL, 100, and tho
stocks have Increased 85l. lot bales. Deficit in
cepts as compared with last year. 101 963 bales.
Deficit in shipments to Liverpool, now 798
bales.
The SALES FOR FUTURE DEL1vERY.-For March,
100 bales on private terms 1859 at 21Sc 200 at 27c.
400 at 27hc. For May, 900 bales at 2sc, 100 at
27zsc, 500 at 27Ac. Yesterday, 250 bales, low mid
ding sold for April at 279<c, and 400 bales do
for May, at 272c.
Upland Upland & Mobile New New r.
Ordinary SasaS1s 2Sxa2sA 25Xs2e 2s a2e,4
dinary 2e1aa2ex 2eka2ex 2eAa27 27 a27>a
ding. .27saa27N 2711a27A 27Xa2s ss ASK
Midding 8Ha2SM 2sHa2824 2SZa29 20 a29L
Sales Of the week 10 059 bales, including 517S to
spinners, 2O17 to speculators and 1864 to export
Gross receipts at this port for the week, 1,997
bales. Since 1st September SIG 671 bales.
STATISTICAL PosITIoN- 1869. 1863
Stock in Liverpool ......... 264 900 371. .030
Ahoat from india. .............. 10000 147,000
Afoat from America. ........ 10000 216,0O0
Stock IN London. on................ 0,130 70,576
Ahoat for London. .............. $4,000 $4,000
SeOck In Havre. Observation-Disclosures. 66 001 42O0
Afoht for Havre. re................. 22,772 3S96'
Stock in United States ports..... 1914 701 3l0,773
Stock in the interior towns...... 1890 50,333
Total. 1,275,179 1,268,67a
Excess in visible supply. .............. $500
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills now &c, 600 bales time 1868, 200, 600
bales. Middng Orleans. now 121ad, then 18H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
spRcIALDlsp ArCHEsro rHHuAzsrta
the Late MIR Stanton.

WASHINGTON, December 81 The funeral
oil MIR. Stanton took place to day, aud Wa
very numerousy attended Among those
present on the OCCASION We're the President,
Vice President, head, of departments. Scna
tors, Representatives and member, Of be bIr
The services wee conducted by Dr. Pinkney
Starkic au.i sparrow. Ih' Hin Was decorated
with wrcaths aud flowers. and the remain,
were nterred in Oak Hill Ceme'cry, George
town.
PHILADELPHIA, December ~ Flags on
the public buildings are displayed at half mast
in respect L. the memory ot the late Hon.
Edwin NJ Stanton The Union League build
lnf Is drupei with mourning. The directors
Whj hi! mrritns THIS AFTERNOON, when up
pIopiitc resolutions will hc passed.
BALTIMORE De 27.-lho Custom House
aud other public Duldnes are closed in respect
t. the late lion. f. VI Siutnn. Flags are
displayed At halt mast. IL has been raining
>iucr Saturday ulghl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

ATTEMPT 20 BUUN IHn uLp THEATRE.
During the progress OF the FIRE at Mr., WARS,
ON Christmas night. Mr.. Thomas Dix, the
fireman Of the lIydrauhou steam engine, VINO
had returned To the engine house with his
horses, saw two men down tho alley opposite
that house attempt to set lire to the theatre
bnilding, in which is Liberty Hall, by IsnltIng
the hay stored ON the lower floor OF that build
inp, through hole IN the door OF the rear
wall. He Instantly gave the alarm, and start
ct tor them, and got close enough 10 hear one
say 10 the other knock the $ OF b. IN the
bend They. however, were too feet for him,
and escaped by jumping The fences at the head
Of TIN pot alley'-a cont nuarlon OF the alley IN
the rear of the theatre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

po,rcE REPoRT-MAYoR'S OFFICE. Jesse
Lewis, colored, for stealing chickens III the
market, was discharged upon paying Tor his
nlundcr. aud a promiS" not 20 steal any more.
Wilson Hughes, coloIcd, i"r abusing h's
wife, vas finei aud discharged.
James Ais, alias John Stuart, arrested hy
watchmen Webster and Struder near FISH
town Tor dlsorde,ly conduct, and on the adii'
tioral charge OF troakinc the furniture IN the
watch house, was fined aud DISCHARGED.
l52 Boston aud Pete Prcttyman, colurcd, N.
rested by watchmen Webster and Suujer, for
d,snrlerlv conduct were discharged with rep
Iimand.
John Hackley, colored, arrested ty watch
men Nightingale and Cation, Tor disorderIy con
duct near the corner OF King and Horny strs%,-.
and for resisting tho othc"rs w'' ""''
charged H., Smith arrested an
COMPLAINT OF Beverly Washington, all o'fri,
for disorderly conduct, were disml@~eh' ~ lux
charge was not sustained.
Georpe Brooks, arrested Tor disordrtS con
,lrct was DISCHARGED with rrpr'mand.
N oIsrp ,TES' OFFICE Joe Garter, color
"a who was arrested and committed to ]ai' ''N
,raek cbarred with stealing old iron and car
r,age .nrinrs from James +. Piper, coIore"
wos released. as the charge was Withdrawn.
A man named James Boswell, having hear
that snspicion rested upon him as the lncend''
=" in the case OF Mr.. Walls fire, appeared a
tbe ofi;ce. aud asked Tor au eXannation' "hlt
be;ny held resulted in the removal oi the >u,
| MELON. as no evidence was aiduced 'nat c'"'
| criminate him. ;,, 49,
| WATCH REPORT Might dark, misty AZ
rainy. There were 80 arrests ~ the w''o'
anJ hut two dodgers at the watch house
disturbance occurred near the conner Of Oroh"
and Henry streets, during whlch the use
nistols was threatened, but quiet was rc:'ol'
before anybody was hurt, Some SuS','ciT
looking characters were ia the city OH. Nv
discovered that their movements were Wn', IL,
and in consequences were circumspec' /" "'
| behavior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27
The Markets.

NEW YORK December 27.-Stocks dull. -
Mohcy pot cent. Exchange. long, g short,
~ Gold weak ut 1li. Bonds Is! Virginia
SKIES, oA.coGpon AZ new 81. North Carolina
sizes old, AZ now -. Flour dull and droni.-
ing Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn dlll
and dropping.
BALTIMORE, December 81 -Vlrginia Us, old,
Is ashod; do 1866 j,i asked do. lst7 6l asked.
Cotton very quiet and nomnally M to % -
Flour dab and weak Wheat steady; red l25
Hl4O Corn--Dry careots firm nj S5aS. for
whitr aud S3A91 tor yellow Oats dull at 5la
~ kNn lN(lalOl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

ODD Fellows FUNERAL. Mr. Ri smith
All engineer on the o A. 4 M.R.R who died
here on Friday last, alter a sickness OF only
three or tour days, was buried on Saturday by
Serepta Lodge, No. &c, L. q. O. f., that
lodge having received telegram from the
Noble Grand Of Charity Lodge, OF Warren'ou,
OF which the decet 'el was member, to take
charge OF him ii living and OF his remains IT
dead Mr. Smith was brother Of Mr. Calvin
Smith, the baggage master who lost his leg lew
weeks ago by an accident at Warrenton June
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

CONSCIENCE STRICKEN.T the clio,
Of the 4termdrid gazette. want to nd
wise with you on matter OF conscience. | am
IN tronble-very unhappy miserable A tur-
key ls the Innocent cause.
La fashionable restaurant IN this city. ON
Thursday night last, Il live turkey, elabOrately
bedecked with red ribbons. Sc, was exhibited
to the admirlng aud covetous gentlemen there
assembled, each declaring he would stand the
hazard OF the die" to pOsscSSit Its fate was soon
decided, and it removed. in secret, to u place Of
safety, Its hiding place was. however, diSc0v
cred by two gentlemen who love Joke better
than Christmas dinner, and by straectic
movement on their part the turkey was sud
denly spirited away. C0nluSioni Where was il?
Across the street, IN quiet corner, where it
had been left to await future operations the
gobbIer was enjoying the moonlight while
his captOrS were enjoying their friend 5 dlScOm.
torture and chagrin, intending III few minutes
a happy deu0Uemeat to their Joke in the return
OF the turkey As mysteriousy as it had dlsap
pearoi. With this in view they withdrew from
the house cautiously, and repaired to the spot
where they had left their plumber. But dis
may lt was gone and shall confess it, Mr
Editor, took il Yes, under that beautiful,
chasto moon III was shame | seized it, and
clapplng it under my arm made most undlgni
fled haste homcward. With Joy at the capture
rushed up stairs to my wife, who was aroused
by my sudden entrance, and throwing the tur
key on the he'd with rapture cried, "it is mine !"
The noise of the terrified bird, the flying OF the
ribbons and red flannel, aud my somewhat ex
cited manner, luIly awakened ~" "';'' -
49, a. n
Now, Mr. Editor, what shall do? How
make restitution My conscience says ought
not to keep it, The ANXIOUS and grief stricken
face Of the owner Is ever present 10 my fancy.
In NV dreams am cyer trying TO run with the
turkey under my arms, aud ms knees are ever
giving way, and locomotion Is ever denied me.
How am to lay this phantom 1t - like
Banquo's ghost aud will not down Can You
assist me TO return 1t without exposure? |
would cat it and so yet rid OF it, were not
afraid that the gobler would become goblin
REPENTANCE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

TAKEN TO FAIRFAX CoURT HOUSE. Henry
Church, the alleged perpetrator OF the late out
rage upon Josephine Brown, little girl twelve
years of age, lrlt he'e privately this mormng at
saven o clock in a hack in charge OF the sherl1
and pua1d for Fairfax Court House, where
he will be confined and tined, as 1t has beer
determined by actual survey that the offence Of
which he is charged was committed IN faltiaS
county No one knew that he had lett the city
pnt, no was far ON his way to his destination
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

SPECIAL PoLIc kMEN.-For the moro c"ic'e,'.
preservation of order on Christmas o"y' .NV
Mayor appointed John Nightingale ooFne ni
phillips Hiram Webster, George Jones, mn,
eigh Henry. L, Webb, 5. +. Cation ana |, g.
Morris special policemen, to serve UNA Gna'r ' +,
nerintendeut of Police Fadely, and Cnht g. a.
Smith, of tho Night Watch, rom '"'''''
eve until ten O'clock ChrElulas u'E"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

PRESENTATION. On going into school on
Thursday morning. Miss Roach. the Principal
Of Mount Vernon Institute, found on her desk
a beautiful silver cup lined with gold, pre-
sent from the young ladies OF that institution
A beautiful toilet set was. also, presented to
Miss Garwood, one OF the teachers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
T.. j. M l. l. ER
IIas just received an unusually large and
beautiful assortment of
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
consisting of Plain White and Gold Band China
Dinner Sets do. Tea Sets.
Decorated French China Vases.
Rich Gilt and Decorated Mugs and Golfers.
Parian Statucttcs
Vases,
" Match Boxes.
Bohemian Glass Vases, very rich and elegant.
Bohemian Toilet Sets, Spoon Holders, Co
logne Bottles and Mugs, and TOYS for child
ren in great variety, MI of which arc offered ut
very low prices Call and see them at
dee l5-lm IS King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27
HOLIDAY GOODS.
StHBBATu SCHOOL EXHI6ITlOE.
~
CuKISTMAj HOLIDAYS

The METHODIST PROTESTANT SA T.
BATH SCHOOL OF Alexsndris purposes civ
ing AT entertainment at LIBERTY ALL. on
TU ESDAG, the 18th of December, 1869.
he entertainment, will be- at " religious, nor
nj and amusing character, and viii consist Of
the recitation Of y number of Poems, Dialogues,
&c., and Of the singing ct some fine pieces "i
music several al which are so'ec. and have
not been heard by nn Alexandria audience.
From the energy and spirit of emulation
manifested by the children in this enterprise,
we icel warranted i'll assuring to those who
may encourage them By their presence on tte
occasion an entertainment equal to any OF the
kind heretofore had in this city.
Doors to be open Al half-past six O'clock; tho
exhibition TO commence nj seven O'clock.
Tickets for children under / years, 10 cents {;
foi adults, % cents-to be obtained from War
field q Halls Drug store; Charles ". Grecn's
Variety store; James w. Nichols, 81 the Post
Office, James Il. Ca.on at the Court House !;
several children of tho school, and nj the door
o. the hall.
dec 2l-lw j. TACEY, Sup't.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27
Gold
~ Youth, Dec. 2i.--uold to-day i2Cg

REDUcroN IN TELEGRAPH TARIFFS Ga
aud after the first Of January next, the charge
on all might MESSAGES to any point east OF
the Mississippi liver, including st. Louis. will
be half the usual price These kilograms are
received at the Western Union Offices at any
time during the day, but are not delivered
until early the next morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

TUE POEM on Fashion, by Rev. ilehry
Wall. which he recited in Richmond u few
evenings ago. wa well received aud Is highly
snoken Of IN the Richmond paprr-. 1t had a
harmonious flow OF verse, anu Ia"y n mo
III ny some lime this winter rec,to tbs poem III
this nl1ee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

Catholic BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,". AT the
meeting OF the Catholic Ben elcial Society held
las. night, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President, IL. Nj. Latham; lst Vice Presidency
Edward Hughes "a Vice President, Edward
Quinn; Secretary, NJ b Harlow; Book keep
or, n. F. Moore; Treasurer Geo Ii. Harlow !;
Chaplain, Rev. L \. Toale; Physician, DIR.
Leon Hammond; Door. keeper, John j w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

ARRESTS IN LEEsBURG.-A large number of
persons were arrested in Leesburg on Christ
mas day Tor firing powder crackers contrary
to the order Of Mayor Moraleo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27
rvt,OlJEAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRA 4
FACTORY

Corner Quoon and Fairfax sts., Al"Xa
Va L,y, now u.do up 5O0 doors of all s'zos;
from - to $40; .OG Windows OF sash, glazed
aud unvlaZei, chnnr; 2O pair nnhd'' All
i,rns VIII make ut short notice window ana
Door Fr.mc4, Brackets, &c., N"wos' halus-
Ter. nnd iiydraut~ constantly on hHnd. Liner
,l discounts inSdr t. dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, W" i'"
,,utIent that va cau please our customers.
p',ninp, Tongue and Growing, SAVING,
rnrr.ior ANA scroll Saving done IN the best
manner. 90 .;.,,. r.rn,an"i 4. I'
plans and sp@9c ~. Tor nuilding mhtefIhis ..
..""tr"...'"r "''" RISHEILl. X HODGE.
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

lfNrouNpED RUMoRs The rumors current
this morning that Cats Tavern, at West
End, had been destroyed ly hre on christmas
night and that resident OF this city elerS
IN one Of the Government Departments nau
been shot in Washington, we're without any
lnnnlnIinn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

TAXES. The Sheriff has received nou'0
that unless no settles his account with Tue
Auditor before the lSt proximo, he VIII ~
proceeded against according to law-hence Ills
notice in another column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

PREsENrArIoN.-On Christmas morning a

personal---very. Christmas morning al
10 O'Clock, the children Of St. Mary's Sunday
School, with many of their parents aud friends,
assembled at st. Mary's Hall, and commit
tee having been sent TO request the attendance
OF the Rev. Peter kroes, that gentleman,
accompanied by the Rev T. A. Wiget oi
st. Joseph Church, Wsshln.t1n. soon III
rived, when a beautiful set ol white vc,tmruts
were presented to him 10y two small boys, jas
Holden and Lawrence Norbatt the former Of
whom made the following l.ddress
DEAR FATHER KRoEs: Your children of
the Sunday School, for wh0m You have done
so much, want to give you Christmas CITE
Their teachers have selected this beautiful Set
OF white vestments, and wc Offer them to you
in the name OF the school When Won first
wear them, on the feast OF tn, dIsc,pjy uhr,n
oar Savior loved, The children ask wa To of /
up the Holy Sacrifice tur Ihom, that ne wall
allow them, like St. john, to r,,t upon Iii
bosom, and, whenever yuu wear them, they
hope YOU Will remember your children, AMI
pray that their hearts may to- pure aud SPOT
less as the gilt they have mada ynu, and that
like 1t they may ever b. idOrurd with the
flowers OF virtue and the gold OF charity.
Though very wea; AMI 81 irtigucd with che
labor he had Undergone during the Early morn
ine services, a to be- Obliged t. ,tmiin seated,
Father kroes made a letlin- tai appropriate
response
The vestmcnt, are yery hand,,n.', being Of
white moirc antique, Trimmed with eoli lace
aud irlnges; the chau-laI, having ia, cross
aul piiIar beautifully ornancmrcl with flowers
Of raised embroidery in COLI and e1lorS They
We're used, Tor the drst tlmr, NJ Mas said
specially tor the children, IN 81 Mary
Nhurch. al y o clock this morning.
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AN IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TO THE LADIES OF ALEXANDRIA.

MRS. Z. l.. SIMPS ON,
No. l2j King street.
VIII open on Monday, December 10Th, mn
elegant assortment of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
of all kinds in connection with her MILL n f.
RY business.
Also handsome CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Prices TO suit the times and terms cash.
dec Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

RESIDENCE OF Bishop WuITTLE.-lt is un-
derstood that Bishop White will soon remove
his family from this city to Richmond where
handsome residence has been purchased for
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

HEN BooST ROBBED The premises Bish.
op Johns, on Seminary Hill, We're invaded one
night last week and robbed of large number
OF chickens and geese.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

Eaas. AS the high price OF eggs very pro
perry prevents their use now 10 any s''''
tent, it is supposed that after snort @"i''
there will be great many bad eggs oHerV'
tnr Soln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

ruy BLOUSE AFFAIR. AS it is probable that
the Blouse affair will be considered ov inc
Conner NJ is meeting tomorrow night, the
evidence in the case is being reviewed anu pre-
pared for presentation.
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