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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-02
AUCTION SALES.
DARTHOLOW'S GREAT III
CLOSING OUT SALE

~
CLOSING OUT SALE
..r OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY,
MACHINE EXTRAS, HARDWARE.
TOOLS HOSTING MACHINES, FIELD
AND GARDEN SEEDS. BONE DUST
AND GUANO.
will commence on TUESDAY,, February 2
1869, at ten o'clock, and continue from day to
day until all is sold
Also, at the same time will be sold. line lot
Of WORK and HARNESS HORSES, STA H.
LIONS, MARES and COLTS, CARTS, WAC
ONS, HARNESS, &c, as per catalogue. at
the Agricultural Warehouse and Hardware,
Seed and Fertilizer Depot. of
j. 7. BARTHOLOW,
558 Seventh street
Bet. Penn. av. and Canal, opposite East End
Centre Market
GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucfrs
p. S.-Cataogues are now ready for distri-
button. Washington, Jan. 28-2w
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NO r r E N T.

Il
Two threestory BRICK STORES, on the
north side Of King street, between Fairfax and
Water-good business stands.
Three BRICK STORES, on Union street.
One BRICK STORE, on Prince street, near
the wharf.
One three. story BRICK DWELLING, on
Fairfax street, between King and Prince.
One desirable BkICK DWELLING, on
Fairfax street, between Prince and Duke.
One two-story BRICK DWELLING, on
Water street.
No. 62 Brocketts Row, corner house on east
side of Washington street, pleasant location ;
gas and water. Possession given at any time
About NINE ACRES OF GROUND on Ca
nal and Potomac river, known IS the HEP
BURN PROPERTY has upon it two Dwell
lings and Barn. A fine market garden, and
will be rented low to good tenant.
In addition to the above, we have number
of small and largo dwellings, in different parts
of the town, and small farms near Alexandria,
suitable for market gardens. For terms apply
to GREEN IL WISE, Real Estate Agents and
Auctioneers. jan Il
THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE
Il that they are prepared tc furnish PLANS
and SIP SPECIFICATIONS, for stores, dwellings,
&C., to parties contracting with them for the
materials for the same, free of charge.
RISHEILL ~ HODGE,
Sash. Door and Blind Factory,
Corner Queen and Fairfax sts.
ian l8-lm Alexandra. Va.
NOX'S GELATINE-A tuli supply just re-
" ceived and for sale by
Jan IA E, S. LEADBEATER & co
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TO THE PU / g &.

OFFICE POTOMAC FEKKY COMPAN !,
W Seventh Street Wharf,
WAsHINaToN, Feb. 1st, 1869.
The first trip of the Potomac Ferry Compa-
Lys boats will commence from eth rII~-D h
er end of the line on TUESDAY ussssass..s
Cd instant, at 7 o'clock a.. M, and last "Trip at
o'clock p. M
This arrangem ent is made to accommodate
the public travel between the two cities at the
nresent time feb 1-3W
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mo THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA.

no THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA,.
We beg leave to return our sincere thanks
for the kindness manifested in our behalf on
the night Of the 21st of January-the nlght OF
our misfortune At the same time we would
inform you that we shall reopen our store two
doors below the old stand, whore we shall be
pleased to see our old friends and patrons and
to supply them with anything they may want
in the CLOTHING LINE.
pressed, but is thoroughly reconstructed on the
basis of that great principle, Cheap for Cash
Yours, truly, GRAETL q BKO:
N. B.-Rem Der ''Cheap John" feb l-3t
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TAKE n Office.
NJ It 1 G E =.

NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the ALEXANDRIA and M AIRY LAND FER
RY co will be held at the Corn Exchange, on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
for the election of officers and other business.
feb l-2t Is. WHEAT, PRESIDENT.
UAME TO THE BSCKIBEK, NEAR
I Theological Seminary, on the 18th instant,
a SPOTTED COW, which the owner can have
by coming forward. proving property paying
charges and taking her away.
ARTHUR CLEVELAND,
Near Theological Seminary,
fob 1-3t4 Fairfax county, Va.
g. DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
Iii The comfortable and CONVENIENT three-story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, no. "a south
Royal street. between King and Prince. Gas
'--N W. LEWIS MILBURN,
feb1-tf No. 1873 King street.
NTOTlCE-I hereby torwarn all persons from
" trusting my wife, MARGARET COOK rs
! will not be responsible for any debts of her
contracting. oooD
feb 1-3tN VIM CVOA'
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PROFESSIONAL.
DR. JOHN j. WILLIAMS,
SURGEON DENTIST

Haying settled in this place, offers his services
pruft ssiona ly to the citizens of Alexandria and
promises good work Tor cash. No ITO Gamer
on street, second door from St Asaph. ia 20-lw
IAMES T. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BRENrsv1LLE, Primes WIN. CO., VA,
Will attend promptly to any business in the
Courts Of Prince William, Fairfax and Stafford
counties Prince VIM. CO., acc l-ly
XXT H. ROBERTS,
. w DENTIST,
WASHINGTON STREET,
1.-TWO doors from Pierpoints drug store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Owing to the great scarcity of money, ana
the immense suffering occasioned by persons
not being able to have their teeth attended to,
that all may come with confidence that they
can have their work done WELL and will be
charged very moderately. >, ~,
While have reduced my prices will still
continue to do the best style of work: Give me
a call. (noy It'll w ID. n.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-09

including the harbors or Pensacola, st. Jo-
seph, st. Andrews and Apalachicola. The ter
ritory in question was estimated in 1867 to
contain population OF 26,671, of whom II S13
were white, and 1858 colored. The Governor
of Alabama has approved the contract, but the
final decisl IN Of the matter is left to vote Of
the people of the two States.
"A company Of Chinese athletes astonished
the people Of San Francisco. recently, with an
exhibition Of their agility. About fifteen of
them appeared on the stage amid the DIN and
clangor Of gones and kettle-drums. They first
fought sham battle with swords. ,cleavers,
pole-axes, lances and short knives, The fenc-
ing was very rapid. and each fighter was 40
expert. Still one warrior stood against no st.
He disalmed his antagonists as fast as they
came; hurled them about the stage; stabbed
them hewed them with broad axes, hacked
them with swords, butted them with his head.
kicked them in the breast with both feet at
once, and yet found time to execute hand
springs and vaulting somersaults among them
as he fought. At last he vanquished. All his
| foes and the haif naked Iascals took to flight.
He pursued Some rough tables were ranged
along the front Of the stage TO represent hedges,
rocks, logs and Danks, which must OBJ
| struct pursued and pursuer alike. The run
ners vauIted the tables, turning lofty sum-
mersaults over each, and landing indifferently
on their feet, hands, heads and backs, as the
case might be and that too, on hard stage,
covered only with few strips OF mating. The
victorious fighter, q splendid acrobat. was al
ways after them. Several times one of his 70 g
would turn and face him, when he would
bound high in the air, and piunging down,
plant both feet IN the'sbreast Of his adversary
with such torce as to send him headlong across
the stage. The Alta says that if ever troupe
OF these sturdy and we'll trained athletes were
put to fair test OF physical activity and
strength, they could handle regiment of the
lazy. lank-limbed, whskey soddep rufiians and
towards who make pastlme Of stoning, beat
ing and throwing about Cinnamon in the pub
| lie streets Of that oitY.
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be exalted, was our only hope and stay.
Aud In tho North and West, and in tho
healthy districts Of tho South, tho white
population viii steadily increase. With tho
increase Of population will come climatic
changes which will enlarge the area in
which .ss white man may labop ond live.
In the end, the Chinamsn will be absorbed or
displaced by the European, and this whole
continent will be ruled and worked by white
men, and by white men alono. Perhaps in
those days negro may still live to mourn
the extinction Of the American African, and
to bear witness to the universal law, that
where race meets race in the battle Of life,
the weakest must be extinguished.
But, to return to our Cinnamon, what we
have to deal with is the scarcity Of COO
nomioal and steady labor on the seaooast.
In supplying the deficiency by the intro
duction Of Chinese-not ooolies-we ask
for the Cooperation and ass;s:anoe u the
Agricultural Society Of the State.
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CHI ARL TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1869.
Tho Low Country and Chinese Imm1-
grafton.

The majority Of the members Of the State
Agricultural Society live in the middle and
upper counties where white men may do
field work without injury to their health.
This will insure the giving Of proper atten-
ton to the subject OF white immigration,
and its encouragement by granting land,
under proper restrictions, to actual settlers.
But the low country, which depends on the
East for its laboring population, has
some claim upon the attention Of the State
Society, and we hope that the Executive
Committee, at their meeting next week, will
give US all the information they possess in
regard to the cost Of Chinese laborers and
the readiest way Of procuring them. A
society may be able to do more in obtaining
schedules Of rates, wages, rations and cost
OF transportation than an individual can
do; and feeling that the future Of the whole
low country depends on the importation Of
steady and industrious Cinnamon, we are
anxious th;.; there should be no delay in
giving shape to q matter go imp ortant.
SsasF Grtu1a-Ms there is but little did erenoe Of
-. IL :: .h 10 -. .
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@eettags.

u. q. OF II.
TJNHB MEMBERS OF THIS ORoER ARE RE.
Il CUES, Ed to meet HIS tvENINa at Nine
O'Clock at Odd Fellows Hall. Applicants for mem-
bership will come prepared for initiation. "I. :"
seoion third, will be iu-trated-'H H. A. H." After
the usual business and Ins allation OF Officers, re-
freshme nts will be furnished
BY order Grand soignor. II. @. STARR,
July Grand Herald
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P II M q " A LIS rasAUss Il VANCE
InO !, navo removed to the store No. lao MEETINGS.
~ nEET oppo-ite the Charleston HOTEL formerly
occupied by Messrs. Dewina, Thaye. d Go where
they are Offering large and complete assortment of
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Qopartnersbip Notice.

DARTNERSHIP NOTICE THE UN-
III DERSIGNED have HIS DAY formed q co-part.
nersh1p under the firm name Of WISS co., for the
pur Of carrying on q COTTON FACTORAGE E
AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
e. j WISS.
N, II. VALENTINE
Charleston, July LIST, 1862 July6
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, In both Eng.
lish and German. by Robert Stewart V. b., of Miss
I he work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
and raising and the treatment OF horses and mules,
both in sickness and health 1t has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address q. r. VEN 4,
Publisher, Cincinnati o. 6mo* March 10
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AQpauls.

XKTANTED.-AG G IL II Il k M A N AND
wv wife wishes to rent TWO ROOMS in some
private family. Any one having such will appIy at
THIS OFFICE. II Juy9
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VKTANTED. BY FAMILY WITHOUT
Wv children, SMALL HOUSE, HA' f OF
HOUSE, pleasantly situated In the central part OF
the City. Address. stating terms, p. O. BOX. No.
836. June 26
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NTANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain and
ornamental. is executed promptly in the neatess
style and at the lowest New York prices, at HE
NEWS Job Oface, No. LAO EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
alRaWhera
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vTT "a Il a Il ID. A STEADY WOMAN TO
w COOK AND WASH for o small family. None
need apply unless we'll recommended Apply at No.
ia EAST BAY. fm3 July
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Qsarsing.

ROAND SN q uxSS4IwANss sHsa.AwD.--rpz
modation Of Boarders either permanent or STannent
ample accommodation for Picnic aud Maroon Par.
ues. CARNAGE IN attendance ut Whsrk
Ju'y0 = 12s w r. MCDONALD. Proprfetor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-23

instances might be enumerated. Witness the
rigid prescription Of Union men In business
and every other way that can be devised.
Who can successfully dony this1
The very fad that come Of tho Dem ocratic
newspapers horc denouncc all this outrage,
Ia evidence Of itself that such D state OF
Affairs exists, and there Is no use In conceal
ing or denying IL. When is II 10 cease1
When shall we indeed Shave pcace1"
II is notorious that the men, n indeed
they are entitled to being so called, who en-
gage In this hellish work were invariably
the supporters Of d. W. e. scntcr, while
those who have been their unfortunate VIC
tins, were invariably supporters of W. D.
Stokes in the late gubernatorial election in
| Tennessee.
"The excitement Of the late political can.
vass has" not completely subsidized" "Ton.
nessee Is" not "as quiet to-day as at any
time In her history" while "her" rebel-con
servative-dcmocrati "people are In the bes
humor and" as will be seen by the foregoing
recital Of facts, shave gons 10 rork full o
hope for the future, with no idea Of circum
scriblng the rights Of any man Of any rae
or color" providing dlirdys that no man o
any race or color interferes politically agains
them, but lends them his active support.
Respectfully yours, RADICAL.
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''eoio noa'h rs reasou'
se'ograpn dispatch says tnat oommo-
uo'' anuofU.i' was inaff'eu vi rriuay morn
$50 s' o. auon, Sans' W "'SS ,Aun
u' u".sns'. vi n'De's ~ Staw,o'a'
vi noone, augustus oen','' o' WV 10TH
Sha eapei'ntonuen' i'II'nsnas'' o' tue NC"
iolA een"ai rai'toau' were INC only Pcfsohs
P1sous,
.on oA"' , na' eNVp''u au n'''A'IT''
Vn .o,efno' s'oarn' 70 '''N Coneoru
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"n' VI, a ~ ~, :,
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DIED.
JOHNsON.-of consumption, on Sunday morn .
ing the 22d instant, MARr kEEkB, beloved wife Of
Charles II. johnson. and daughter Of tho late
ffs tteSds aaSd ssaaaSanes. u ia fa a sas
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral from
herlate residence, 9l 8, bstweon Ninth aud Tenth
streets. this MONDAY afternoon at 4 clock
Maryland papers please copy
DOYLE,-on the evening Of the eoth in,snt,
beth Doyle. aged months and 20 days
PETIT. On Saturday, the 2lst Instant after a
short but painful illness, LYDIA, only child "
Hannah and BenjSmin Petit, aged two yoars aud
I months.
MCCARTHY On the 2lst lost. at $50 o'clock
.. m. , AM, beloved vito OF John Mccarthy, ma.
tive OF tho parish Of Bantry county OF Cork. Ire.
Hor relatives AMI friend, arc invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence. Second street
east between and streets, to day, August .. at
I clock.
PARKER On the 18th instant. At Arlington.
Virginia. EDsos 0EAST PARKER, son Of Elmir
aud W. T. Parker. aged years, I months aud II
days.
oFFUTr.-In Georgetown. D. C.. on the 10Th
Instant, At s o'clock, y. m, h"trHA k"1iSrht
the late Susan Rebsce. oGutt aged months aud
! 10 days.
NlLLBR-AtS:9na N. , the fist ln.tan., LIGlIl
HuPE, daughter Of W II. and Anna y. Miller, aged
! 7Iaoaihs aud II days.
WRIGHT On the 9O.h instant. ATT 30 o'clock
p. IN. Of cholera infautum, 0soRun ASDhkw
| son Of George and Victoria Wright. aged Il
| months.
.MACDosALD.-ssarC helAu.e. Iroq uoi. county,
AID. son OF the late Alexander Macdonald Of thl
! city.
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Correspondence Of the Republican,
The ~. CrispRns-Lnbor Congress
The Mint-The Washington statue
Towards Machine ShOp-Drinking
feunts, &c.

A. august w. ltbf-t
Thursday Night !
The National Labor Congress Ia drawing
to q close, 1t having resolved to adjourn
next Saturday, at 8 O'Clock p. m, and 1t has
yet to adopt q platform, receive reports Of
committees, and elect lis officers for the en-
suing year-its most important business to
be done.
Tonight, the "Knight's of St. Crlspan"
held a mass-meeting In National Hall, at
which appropriate and stirring speeches in
behalf OF the labor movement were made by
VIM. Mclaughlin, the president; by General
VIM, OF California; Mr.. Cummings, Of
Massachusetts, Mr.. Tucker, of New York,
| (spoken In the German language y Mr..
Cogswell, Of Illinois, and Doctor Mary
Walker, all Of which were received with
much applause by large audience of men
| and women.
Taking advantage Of no session this fore.
noon, looked about a little through the
United States mint to see the splendid ma
chinery, the precision Of work, the masSss OF
Ave cent Pieces tRR p' nSumeraGic variety and
value and finish OF coins Of all ages and
nations, which show the advance In art aud
skill Of manufacture from the rudest ages
and nations to the beautiful perfection O.
our age and nation.
was much Interested In visiting and ex
amining the fine works and machinery o
Mr.. George Howard, who Is manufacturing
presses and machinery for the United State
Treasury Department, at Washington, will
q great variety Of other machinery and
presses.
The Washington statue, In Chestnut street,
| In front of old Independence Hall, erected by
School District No. 4, Is highly creditable
attraction. And the drinking fountains In
the streets are benoHcence worth Initiating
In other cities. D. 5. {.
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THE sUEz CANAL AND THE RES,
TORATION OF PALESTINE.

The last number oil the 1sWnh Ahessenger
notices Appropriately the work Of the con-
.,.,o,i,,, =, ~. spe, c.na, "a .o.. In I, an
~ - -, -,
advanceu step toward the restoratioh OIL rai-
estlne. After referring 70 the Atlantic tele
graph, the Pacific railroad, the tunnel
,h,or,, a.. A,ns 81 o,h.r ,,,oro,o,,,o
~ 80 P'' aau oN".' ". 81. ~
"oks o' TINS aay ana genetauon' Inc MOS
sengsr says that In overcoming the most So
rioua natural obstaoles- in Grating vast
-. -.
~"hsoi "orAmon W 10 'no manual '"o''
OF years, recalling the timcs Of the Pharaohs,
when tho myriads of Israclite slaves built
pvramia. .na ei,iss 10 tho o,oYv NJ the
E-., -
hgyPuan dynasVy' In concentrating upon
that important point OF contact between the
European and Asiatlc streams Of population
tho hiuhest enpineeripp skill Of this genera
a.. - .-s,. a., .r.,i. ~. Wv r,,,o
uon 70 cooperate IN opening tue n'" roaso
70 the lndies-in ohccting tue nrst step 10
toward tho regeneration of Egypt, tho de-
vc,onmsnt of ia marvellous resources, and
"A. ',.,,,...,.,, =. . zoo, t,nodom-,bc
rs ro-estaonsnmen' asa great hinsuom-"
suez canal belittles even the great "orh' Vi
this generation.
The papor then continues with reference to
,ho r..,or.,,on ~ Palestine.
'no 'o''o'"son VI
hN Irrational 70 connect TINS estraorai-
nary event with the future OF falestinet
~ 10 becoming fashionable 70 deride as
childish ard insincere the hopes ana prayers
Tor the rebuilding OF Jerusalem, the renaOi-
tation OF Palestine. we are among those
who cherish an abiding faith In the rea!lza.
ton OF the prophetic word, that "the Lord
will return unto Zion" and dare TO ayow
our belief that this very opening OF the suez
canal is another step towards the fulnlment
Of the inspired promise.
n h unfortunate that jewish opinion is
too often mlsconceivod on this point.
II few demand the abolition OF prayers,
reciting the Almighty's promise to re-estab-
lish the Jewish people In their own landau
charge that those who stiil believe In such
restoration cannot be faithful citizens or
subjects OF tho country OF their birth or adop.
ton, we fall TO discern the inconsistency Of
praying that the Temple may be rebuilt and
yet maintaining unquestloned allegiance TO
America, our "fatherland."
The fact that Iernelltcs are becoming in
suentiai in Commerce and politics must not
nislead. IL avery Jew in America resolve
not 10 return To Palestine. there are six or
ssven mi,Iions Of our coreligionlsts lcit "a
co,onixc Tho HOW Land. and a gooaly pro.
nortion of ,bese,-natiyes Of Poland. Hun.
qsry' Rnasia. the Danubisn principalities
North Africa-would be willing to emigrat,