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SHIPPING.

EOR PHILADELPHIA.-4%es
H. Steamer NORFOLK, Captain s6aazAAe&
rLATT, now lying at her berth in the dock, will
receive freight for the above port till FRIDAY,
priI 2sd, at IL o. clock Freight taken for Norfolk
Charle ston, Savannah and New ORLEANS at mode
rate rates, aud bulls OF ladlng signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and state
room $40. W. Z. PORTER, Agent
ap ~ 81 Office No. 24e5 Dock sire ct.
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!. The sPMsWooD. has been leased for 9
term Of years by Messrs. Cadmus c. Luck
and James NJ, SlblottIIW -,
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MEETINGS.

FITY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
W meeting Of the City Conservative Commit
tee will be held at o'clock on FRIDAY EVE
MING EEXr, 25d. at the usual place.
The members Of the Henrico CONSERVATIVE Com
mi.tee are also requested TO be p.esent.
Punctual attendance IS desired
Z. G. COG 5LAN,
an ol-2t Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

SIX GRAND OPERAS,
.....-. COMMENCING s..# ...
MONDAY EVENING, April 25th.
REPERTOIRE FOR THE SEASON:
TRaV1ATA,
gs CROWN DIAMONDS
B. HEMIAN GIRL, .. r..
3 20 S..- NORMA, ",
..E MARTHA,
(For the benefit Of Mrs. c. L. Bernard, and
zt FRA DIAVULO.
The following rtists will appear:
MRS G. K. BERNARD tlate CsI oline Eichirg gs),
MRS. e. SgGUIE,
MISS EDITH ABELL. .m
Miss ANNA MiSCHKA.
MISS FANNY G0Nz tLES,
Mr.. WILLIAM CASTLE,
Nn. y. G. CAMPBEL
MR.. PIERRE BERNARD.
MR.. EDWARD Sd GUM,
ME. HENRY PEARES, .......
MIR. JAMES PEAKES,
Mr.. JAMEa ARNOLD,
Mr.. CHI iRLES DREW.
assisted by full and COMPLETE GHOE Us oi
young and fresa voices, and full orchestra.
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TO2i SALE, the entire MACHINERY
purchasers
Postsble Engines OF twen:y-horse power, Cop,
per Worm and till Pipes, Copper puinp aug
Pipes Iron Steam Pipe and Fixtures, SnafEipg,
Hangers, Puiieys Gearings, Burr and 6riss MN,
Betting, Hose Pipe, Water Tanks suitable for
railway S, &c.
One stxteen-hoIse power Portable Engine and
Saw-aflb ~. er& a-
One eIsht. horse power Portable Engine and
9hreshiug Machine, both on wheels. w.!
The above hiss been used but short time, and
will be sold low for cash
No. 10. Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
ap1e-F, M&W3w sIgsH 953ls5 III g -
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sEWING MACHINES.

GEWING-MACHINES REPAIRED, OF
N ~ Ali Adsns; ahssLoAF ELaiF5ic III , SEN W.
only proper needle fer the sloat Elliptic Machine.
SLt,AT q AUbRNGToS,
ap1-2m 1als Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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FRANK LEsLIE's MAGAZINE for May has
been received from W. a.. Keiningham,
Broad street. It is superb No.
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EOR BALTIMORE.-Ste ssIIaIia
a. STATE OF MARYLAND will fssssss
leave her wharf THURSDAY, April 2t 1859, at q
O'Clock A. NJ Freight received up to O'Clock
apply to HARVEYS & WILLIAMS,
ap 2o-et Agents.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION

PRICES OF ADMISSION ...
Parquette and Dress Circle. %
FeSeEVeQ -
ramlly Hcie ,,, |
Box sheets for the sale or reserved seats Will De
omen W Wednesday, April 2lst, at o O'Clock at the
kichmond Musical E1change of John w. Davies,
Main street, and will continue there during the
also be obtained there El-uI-TZES =
j. r. ZIMMERMAN. Treasurer.
The grand piano used with the orchestra is from
the celebrated mandatory OF Scbomacksr y Co.,
throushJ. w. Davies, agent for this city apls
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FOE SALE,

E'OR SALE, ON FAVORABLE TERMS,
4 Tie large stock OF GROCERIES, WINES,
and LIQUORS OF the Great Chinese and Cof-
fee Gem osny,'' on account OF the prop istor CIV
ing up The business. j. FLIhS
corner OF Sixth ar d Broad streets.
an pl-w EEM3r
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mARENE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 90, 1869.
Sun rises. es..........6.2S Moon rises. 49,. 50
Sun sets...........6 .6.37 High tide, A. NJ. l2 %
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EOR SALE, FINE YOUNG COW, CaE
IL with her third calf. Apply to g..
ID. II. BERRY
an 2a-aS z at Gale 20 Mills.
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xE,S5TArRAN,Tlrs.as. : .e

DoGKLAND LIME--i,000 barrels
N HpcKI.AND LIME IN store 3nlt Ieeetyed
per schooner Maggie Bell ,x-,s .st.s7,x -,
ap " .aaAl.sL 4 !. utlnlN.Eg 1. a. 2. AIaIr.. e.
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CONFECTEONERIEa.

anRANGES AND LEMONS receiving py
,uULST d KING, +.
.no t s1 t:1s lS13 Main street.
81 20 dozen CANNED OYSTERS. nesh and
% dozsn % %UASNED TOMATOES, 81 = y
20 dozen CANNED PEACHES STRAW.
BERRIES, and CORN;
20 dozen assorted pIQKLES In jars
10 dozen assorted SAUCES and CATnufct
500 boxes SAkDlNES, 9iy ~ =
10 boxes RAIsINs,
20 boxes LEMONS and OHAN6Er,
1000 pounds FRENCH CANDY, assorted;
5000 GAG kHs best brands rEs
CITROk,
CURRANTs, ssls8 5h4 =
TAMARIsRE &4 sttty
ROCK CANDY, r.
PRESERVES, .vs .ys-s 4 q. Fl
BRANDY PEACHES, &c.
cent IL they will examine my stock before onylrg.
manufacture daily superior CANDY and
CAKES, and sell at New YORK prices 70 r,,o ,.,.
Give me cali. w. W. ThfbbGII,
ssps lilS Main street next to Dfspateh ofdce.
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TUsT RECEIVED PER STEAMER
geSi NIAGARA, is barrels Of Baldwin Apples, %
boxes Messina and Naples oranges, 10 boxes Mes
sina Lemons. W Q have also In store 4yary select
stock OF Canned 60ods-such as Peaches, Toma.
toes, Green Peas, Pineappiex, Plain and spiced
oysters, Sardaes, etc. 100 whole, hall, and quar-
ter. boxes Raisins. Arabian Dates. Figs III drums,
Frunea, Currants, Almonds, and Euts Of AL de-
scriptions; sultana Ralstns, Preserves Tama.
Candies comprise every article in that line, ana
are too numerous 70 mention. Common and Fan
cy Cakes made fresh eSery DAY. iee-Cream ma4e
NH % zIaMsR Co. iss, Hsin ssrsss.
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freight apply to
ap % PALMER, HARTSOOK & co.
AJCTLCE TO SAIPPERs.-The boats Of
lT the JAEES ETVER [. ND KAEAWHA Cs.
NAL COMPANY viii leave tue dock ae usus!
promptly ut Is A. on TUESDAYS, TEU4SDAYS
aro SkTUyDiYS.
Freight and tolls on goods ior LynchDurg and DC
gond collected on delivery, prepaid, 81 the op-
lion o. she shipper. Freight received end de
uvered st raJ oiIce, cn the dock.
way freight T1G net be dstgerad I'LL charges ar'
paid.
Rnct5 locked and insured.
deil EDWA RD DILLON, Z gent
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DARIsIAN MILLINERY, No.-,N.,

pARI5IkN MILLINERY,g No.S,D.x,
4 4o2 BROAD DSTaEET.-Madam B. yR&2E
T.. CAHsN formerly Madam b. De,ne..S ~
manl has just returned from New York WITH tne
ever offered in this, city. Eer BOHEE1S and
HATs-of straw, stlk, and neapolitau-are OF the
latest imported styles. Her, assortment OF 6lCH
RIBBuNs: FKASgH FLOWERS. and sILEs.,
are of the finest quality. Also, Jouvfnrs best KID
GL0vEs ut only Sl.as INFANTS, BOaNETs
and HATS at very low prices, ana aysriesy OF
other novelties, be gre atest Inducements offered
to Wholesale buyers Ladies wishing 70 make their
OWN BONN ETS would DO well 10 call on, her %.
fore pur chasing elsewhere as she has engaged Two
young ladies who will devote their time TO sciina
GLAND OPENING DAY, MONDAY. 18th in-
slant. Open saturdsys after z. d. ap e.-lm
T TAKE PLEAsU IN 1N-ssAH:
Il FORMING you that I am now pre- SdG
pared to show complete and wslt-se..SNSRks..
iected stock OF ofMILLIREhY GOODa conslsting3t
FsENCH FLOWERS, SILKS RIBBONS 1LLUs
sIONS GRAPES, STRAW GOODS, &C., which
will offer at The lowest N ,rket prices.
:. = 10 MRS. III. WALTON q. Coz
No. 400 Broad street, corner Fourth
n. B.-Handsome PATTERN BOENETS -nt'
ways on hand '.i'I a.-er K ga,g5 apS I'm
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Amo1hhs ihs " ar" $50, 4l2 czS 90
>nhrr ior ~, oT uoiicies 49,. 1884
tro,al number OF policies
in force February lst-
Amount insured thereby. 2N 9Ss, tes 90
MO&TUARY REPORT.
ytrst class.-Zymctic diseases (fevers, small -
roH etc ~ tho nor 1fs svsen
Third class.-Respiratoty system tconsump-
tIon asthma, bronchitis, etc 1............... l2o
yourth class.-Circulatory system diseases OF
the heart aneurisn etc. )..... :.........:.... 70
viflh class digestive system diseases Of lhe
stomach liver, hernia. -jaundice, etc )....... q
siAth class.-G enito-urinary system diabetes,
gravel
Seventh class -uHceris1n seat trneumat1sn, >,
scrofula cancer, dropSy, etc. ............ II
Y!sh;h class --lntcgumentary system leFysipe-
las etc ....,...
accidents suicides, etc. 81
Tenth class. .--Age.....
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DIRECTORS:
General JOHN 4. DIX; @.
W. WILKEEs, OF Wilkens 4 CO.;
GEORGE T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In
surance Company; 1922.
Hon JAMES HARPER, of Harper Brothers;
JOHN j. CRANE President Bank or Republic;
W.M. VEsN1LYE, OF VerIuilye Il Co., bankers |;
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE, ex-Mayor OF New York
AARON ARNOLD, Of Arnold. Constable q co. !;
and others.
HUTZLER u BNRNHEIM,
General Agents for Virginia, North Carolina. and
Tennessee.
Dr. j. g. CABELL. Medical Examiner. jas
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cross assets February LIST, 1859. &2l S34 1913 IS
-uy ASSETS ARE THUS APPROPRIATED
Ne, reserves, company's
,-"ins .,,., 8 $50, ,872 u
SUlfA"' AL 824, eSS rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-21

NAK WOOD FIVE DOLLARS PER
CORD I'll have lot Of good OAK WOOD,
which / will sell at S5 per cord, delivered;
ANTHRACITE COAL, low;
HAN. AVERhdE and eMI1 HIS COAL, q
GLOVER HILL and DOVER COAL.
j. NJ. PITCHER,
ans Eighth street between Main and Cay.
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ID DEDUCTION IN PRICE OF ANTHRA-
III CITE COAL.-The subscriber from datc
offers ANTHRACITE COAL Of best qualify ~ ~
per ton OF q 900 pounds, delivered. Also, best OAK
and PINE WOOD at the lowest market rases.
Offices corner Of Seventeenth and DOCK, ahd pc.
yenteenth between Main and Cary streets
heIi WILT ROBERTS.
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TOR HALIFAX, N. S.-Brig So e,
n MELVILLE is daily expected. Foi aesssz.
freight apply to
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A destructive fire occurred at Floyd Court
house on Tuesday night, the Goth inst' when
is supposed to have been the work OF an lncen-
diary. 1t broke out in the building occupied
as postoffice, destroying the house and turn
iture OF the postmaster, together with all the
mails. Mr. Fiege's store was also destroyed,
together with his stock of goods. The names
were communicated to Williams's Hotel and
Mr.. Stevens saddle and harness shop, both OF
which were totally destroyed.
The ship Missouri, Capt. Bradturn, cleared
from Norfolk yesterday Tor Liverpool. She
came into port week or two ago, to VIM. u.
REYNOLDS & Bro, who finished loading her
Yesterday morning The following is her car
20: | ,107 bales cotton; l4,077 bushels OF corn;
l,l75 bags of bark; $50 barrels OF rosin; ~
hhds tobacco; and 1872 boxes OF mixed vegeta-
bes.
Mr. Alexander Bruce, who was stabbed IN
Farmville on Tuesday by K. II. Jackson, died
on yesterday. Previous to his death he made
his will bequeathing his property to those OF hls
former slaves who had remained faithful to HIM
since the surrender.
Mr.. Branch j. Worsbam for sixty year:
clerk of the Circuit and County Courts O
Prince Edward, has been removed by Genera
Stoneman, to make way for northern mar
named Joseph Jorgenson
The black men who murdered Mary Early
in Halifax county last spring, and were con
fined in the Jail of that county awaiting trial
made their escape few nights ago.
Mr.. Nicholas X. Trout, OF Stanton, Va, ha
sent petition to Congress asking relief iron
political disabilities.
At Culpeper Court House, Culpepcr county
Va, w. A. McNuIty is appointed postmaster
vice A. Lawrence.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Telegraphic dispatches from Washington,
published in yesterdays Gazette, announced
that the Supreme Court of the u. 5. had
granted rule against Judge Underwood. to
show cause why be should not be prohibited
from multiplying the acts OF the Judges and
Courts of Virginia; returnable on Friday next,
which day is set for the hearing OF the case.-
The proceedings we're instituted, by Mr.. j. II.
Bradley, on petition offhe Attorney General Of
Virginia, and of James Lyons, of counsel with
him, stating that on the 9Th of May last a man
named Griffin was arrested and committed to
Jail. according to the laws of Virginia, on the
charge of felony. After conviction be was SEN
fenced to confinement in the Penitentlary Tor
two years. On the 9th of November, j. L.
Underwood, Judge of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District of Vr-
ginia, discharged the prisoner, on the ground
that Judge Shelley, Judge OF the Circuit
Court, was not competent judicial officer be-
ing disqualified under the Sd section of the l4th
amendment to the Constitution of the u. S.
This proceeding against Shelley was illegal, no
rule was served upon him, and besides it was
proved that Shelley was, in 1865, duly aud
legally appointed a Judge according to the
Constitution Of Virginia. Subsequently Sally
Anderson was sentenced by the Judges OF Hen
rico to be hung for arson, and similar SEN
tence was passed upon James Jeter Phillips
for murder. and one Of these persons was also
released by Judge Underwood on the ground
that Judges Moncure, Jaynes and Rives we're
disqualified for the reason alleged as to Judge
Sheffey. The petitioners prayed, in behalf OF
the State OF Virginia, speedy remedy, and
that writ of prohibition issue and be directed
to Judge Underwood, prohibiting him from
any further action .or proceeding in the cases
above mentioned, and especially in that of
James Jeter Phillips, in derogation Of the
Constitution of the U. S, and of the laws Of
the State of Virginia.
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FENRkEEH.

At the residence Of the brides father, on The
9th instant. by the Rev. II. Carson, Mr.. p. D.
CALDWELL, of King William, to Miss N. g.
of Orange.
On the 18Th instant by the Rev Dr. Handy,
Mr.. CON WAY NEWMAN to Miss ELEAN-
OR TAYLOR both OF Gordonsvile.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Dr. Handy,
Mr.. OSCAR S. FITZHUGH to Miss FANNIE
w. Con WAY, both of Greene co.
By Rev. j. A. Haynes, on the morning of
the 9th of January. BENJAMIN f. FOLEY,
esq. and Miss SALLlEJ. RUST,o of Loundoun.
BY the same on the 28th THOMAS ALLEN
BELT, esq, and Miss EUGENIE ELIZA
BETH FULLER, of Loudoun.
On the Dist of December, 1868 by the Rev
James Garnet, Mr.. 4. f.. HUME TO Miss CO.
FREEMAN, all OF Culpeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

The Norfolk Virginian speaking of the want
Of labor for Agricultural purposes in Virginia,
says that there is an abundance Of the raw
material in Norfolk, sufficient to supply half
dozen counties, whose loss would be grea
blessing to the community, but it seems that
they are determined to remain there aud exc
out miserable subsistence, often accompanied
with robbery and theft to make up the de6ci-
ency. The same may be said, precisely, Of
other cities and towns in the State.
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ED.

In Baltimore, on Friday, Doth inst MARY
A. COWMAN, aged n years relict of the late
John p Cowman, Of Alexandria, Va.
At Culpeper @. H., on the evening of Tues
day, January 9Th, Mrs. JANE +. JONES, in
the 65th year Of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

Alaska is still up-slightly. The Washing
ton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says
"Mr. r. j. Walker appeared yesterday before
the committee and made statement. He
said the man Martin had called on him and
stated that it was his belief that certain public
men had received large sums from the Alaska
purchase Money and protested to have q paper
showing the facts He promised at first to
show the paper, but afterwards declined; when
witness charged him with being blackmaiIer
Martin replied that he was not a blackmailer,
but Georgian"
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The Washington correspondent OF the Bal
timore Sun says THE indications are grow
ing stronger that the Reconstruction Commit
Tee will, 10 its report upon Virginia affairs,
conform in great part to the recommendation
of the special committee Of nine but it is
thought that there will not be time for the
House to enact law in conformity with the
report, as there will be determined opposi-
ton, and every expedient for delay will be re-
sorted to, unless it is found by the radicals
that they have strength enough TO reject the
cOlnmittee's recommendations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

The agitation Of the subject of the proposed
South Branch Railroad continues in Hamp-
shire and Hardy and other counties in West
Virginia, This is a matter Of interest to the
l.. & III. r. r.
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There is an effort being made to induce Con
gress to restrict the building of railroad bridges
over the Ohio river to not less than four hun
dred feet span. The main object of this move
ment is believed to be to check and alter the
plans Of the two bridges now building by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Bellair and
Petersburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

A SPoRTsMAN's PARADISE. We hear
that wealthy individual has purchased one OF
the islands in Long Islasd Sound for the pur-
pose of converting it into hunting ground.
1t comprises eleven thousand acres, and owing
to its distance from any other point of land,
viz nine miles small game placed upon it can,
not we'll escape The proprietor is now stock
ing the island with prairie chickens, quails,
partridges, pheasants, larks rabbits, &c, &c,
In two years time the woods and openings
will be full OF game, which will be supplied to
the New York and Boston markets. Sports
men, by paying literally, will be allowed to
visit the island and indulge in the pastime Of
gunuing.--N. Y Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

The Boston Journal undertakes to say that
the Senate is now quite as able, intelligent, and
respectable as it was in the days Of Clay, Cal
houn, Webster i Never was there an asser-
ton more groundless
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

The transatlantic cable which is to unite
Brest and New York is so far completed that
its embarkation upon the Great Eastern in the
Midway has already commenced and it is now
confidently asserted that it will be laid in the
month of july next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

ORANGES and LEMONS just received and
" for sale low by &. WIN. RAMSAY,
jan 80 lat King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

The aduterstons in sewing silk form the
subject Of an article in the New York World,
from which it appears that the temptation to
which the manufacturers of these silks are ex-
posed is so great that they not only cannot
avoid adulterating the quality of the goods
they sell, but they also defraud in weight and
length to an extent, which, in the aggregate,
IL pnormnuS
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letter from Prince William 90.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette ]
BRENTsvILLE, VA, Jan. 90. An unlOrtu,
nate difficulty occurred few days ago between
Mr.. Reuben Reid and Mr.. William Smith,
both citizens Of this county, in which the latter
named gentleman was quite severely cut The
two, with brother of Mr.. Reid, were survey
lug the land of one or the other Of the gentle
men, and were running the line between their
farms, when some difficulty arose about the
line, the lie passed, and the personal difficulty
ensued which resulted in the cutting The
wounded man is in critical condition, and 1t
is said by some that he cannot live. The wea-
pom used was a pocket knife: No arrests as
yet. The affair is deeply and generally regret,
ted, happening as it has with near neig hbors,
and men Of much responsibility and worth.
Our county is suffering from a general
drought in the news line.
The weather is exceedingly pleasant and Ia
vorable to farming operations Some OF our
farmers are getting their grounds ready Tor the
spring crops. -,
The monthly term of our County Court will
commence its February session next week. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

AN INTERESTING CANDIDATE Francis Pinto,
the bold thief who committed The robbery at
the Park Bank on Saturday, was taken TO
police headquarters yesterday afternoon, Tor
for the Rogucs gallery. Pinto strongly objec-
ted to having his likeness taken, and when
asked by the inspector what reasons he had for
Directing, he replied that he was candidate
for the Office OF alderman in one OF the lower
districts and he did not think an aldGrmanic
candidates likeness should be placed in the
Rogucs' gallery
This interesting young gentleman was ares
ted in Canal street few months ago. having
in his possession about S., 600 worth Of goods.
the proceeds of burglary which he had com
mitted. N. T. Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, good author
iry with Radicals, said in the House on We'd
nesday that the Capitol pOloe" costs ''the
sum of So, 000 per annum p" "We spend $50
coo for clerks in the clerks office, 100000 for
the office of Sergent at Arms, $50, 900 for the
Postofice, $44, 900, for door keeper, and SS,0 600
for pages" and that 1T now costs the country
$335,00O per aunum to run this house. Rath-
er an expensive machine to run!
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a MCSEMEN'TS.

A LEXANDRIA DRAMATIC ASSOCIA
~ TON.
NEW SCENERY NEW PROPERTIES
THIRD GRAND PERFORMANCE
AT LIBERTY HALL,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1869.
On which occasion win be presented the NOR.
al domestic drama of
THE DRUNKARD;
Or, THE FALLEN SAVED.
To conclude with the rolicking Irish fsrc.
ofthe IRISH LION.
Tickets can be procured ut Frenchs BOOK
store. Bondheim's Clothing Store, John A
Geib's Variety Store, WarGeld y Halls Drug
Store. and John A. Fields Segar Store.
LIST OF PRICES:
Orchestra SOC Parqueite q Doors open !
to I ; to commence at 9. For further partcu
lars see small bills. jan .54t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-30

IMa' LINsI a ID
Thc subscriber having established 1T the -
nal Basin extensive Kiins for the prodUctlon D."
All descriptions Of LIME, offers the sane
farmers, citizens md the public general, Do
quantities 10 suit, and at low rates.
Persons in want of any description OF il"ie
whether tor agricultural or building purpose
will lind IT, 10 their interest TO encourage noM'
manufacture They will find my Line chta'
as the cheapest, and good nc the best, 1t he."s
burned in the latest improved klins.
L also offer for sale, AZ like reasonable RAT
all kinds of BUILDlNG BRICK, t. bee had @'
GERMAN u FRANCIS BRICK-YAkD.
Orders may be left nj the stores OF j. Brodei'
81 Co.. kim street; j. w. Nails 1877 King 81 ;
at the Kiln, or my house, No. 81, south ."
Asaph ST. .,.,,,.,
1y2I-6m EMANUEL FRANCIS.
VERY CHEAP AND GOOD,
Black Alpaca, eight qualities ana price
Also, superior Lupn BombaziDe.
Double widths French Mouslin.
Black Rept Goods for Walking Dresses ~
Of which We warrant as represented. Gali a"'
examine nj l.. i. WOO -
jan ~ Corner King and Fair,aN So
NOUNG LADIES AND MISSES HOOP
SKIRTS
Just the thing, The latest style 10 s"'.
Young ladies from 10 to - years old
Also, large supply Of Ladies Hoop Skil'
very cheap, at ROBERT l.. WOODS,
jan 70 Corner King and Fairfax streets