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SHERMAN HOUSE. BOSTON.

FORMERLY HANCOCK HOUSE, Court Sgaa-s
KEPT Oh THE EURJPEAN PLAN.
Rooms one DoHa- per day fo- sara person.
This House now stands among the first Hotels n
Boston, having been lately return shed and put IN
perfect order. BARNEY HULL Proprietor
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CAKBoLrc SAVE.

CARBOLIC SALVE.
The important discovery Of the CARBOLlC ACID
=. a CLEANSING. PURIFYING and HEALING
Agent is one Of tho most remarkable results Of
modern medical research. During the late civil
War it was extensively. used in the Hospitals, and
it was found to be not only thorough disnfectant
but also the most wonderful and speedy HEALING
REMEDY ever known.
1t is nov presented in scientific combination
with other soothing and healing agencies, in the
form Of a salve; and, having been already used in
numberless cases with most satisfactory and ben
eicial results we have no hesitation IN offering it
TO the public the most certain, rapid, and effect
uL remedy for all sores and Ulcers, no matter Of
how long standing, for Burns, Cut, Wounds, and
every ABRASION Of sKIN or FLESH, and for
Skin diseases generally.
sold by all Druggists. Price > cents.
JOHN F. HENRY, Sole Proprietor,
NO. COLLEGE PLACE. NEW YORK.
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WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed
w nv the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chttenden, Commissioners 70 receive
examine snd adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons, against the estate OF john JOfuA1'
late Of Darlington, in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited In OF
81 thereto and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur'
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend 70 the business Of our appointment ~
the Office Of A. J How ard, ia Burlington N sad
District on the first Mondays Of December spd hafch
next, at 10 O'Clock, An, en- each o. 'sd oaye
Dated thi. 2ath day off tJber, AID lehp.
g. 2. wELLaR Commissioners.
A j. HOKAkD,l
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Plies ! GSifCS ! Piles &!
RnNNN.S PILE REMEDY

TTss cured thousands afflicted gith this disease.
and warrant 10 90 cure the worst cases. II this Is
not what is represented send the box and We will
refund your money. sent free ui postage "a re-
pJ Of : uU. Address
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'sIJJ NTt.IS'S I'D E.'--THs REAL
IL "ougfual -=1tu sold. Tells how 70 hunt,
trap and c4frt ALL animals. % pages, we'll bound.
every boy needs IL. ~ viN Pay. A0ney refunded
# not satisfied only - cent?, post pad. Address
UINTEL A a. pu.L--nar.- lIr-.IaL.- Y IL
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WOMEN OF NEW YORK; OR, TIE
w UsDEE WORLD Or TIE GREAT cry. The sins
Of every class Of society exposed. toid the Railroad
20 Tln Signals Of dang, are up. More money in
ii for Live Agents than any other Book. Takes
three presses all the time 70 print last enough One
fgsHf f00k Us orders 10 dIgs. 10 pages, - il
lustratons. Price. $50. Agents Wanted. Address
y. Y. BOOB co, lij Nassau street. y l.
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DERRY DAVIS "PAIN-kILLER,"

/ ia ' IL
Is TEE MOST POPULAR REMEDY EXTAST.
THE PAIN-KILLER is equsly applicable and
Il eficacous 90 Young and old.
fHHE PAIN-hlLLER IL both an Internal and TX
i ternAl Remedy.
fTHE PAIN-kILLER should be used At the first
Il manifest tiuu Of Coic o. Cough
EHE PAlN-hlLLER il Eooi for Sprsius ard
i Bruises Try IT,
TIE PAIN-RlLLER cures the Too thache.
I'VE PAIN KILLER iss favcri,e with al classes
THE PAIN-KILLER will cure Chilhlains.
fI'HE PAIN KILLER Will cure Cholera Morbas
'IHE PAIN KILLER will cure Dyspepsia
TEE PAIN-KILLgR i. the Great Family Me.iisins
L Of the Age
T'HE FAIS-kILLER viii cure Painters ChoHe.
'I'HE PAIN-KILLER il good for scalis and Burns.
TEE PAIN-KILLER gives Universal Satisfaction.
fUHE PAIN-EILLER is almost &c tain cure for
Il CHOLERA. and has, without DOUBT, been more
successful in curing this terrible disease. than any
other known remedy, or even the most Eminent or
sk .fal Ply sicians In India, Africa anu China,
where this dreadful dses-e Is ever more or less
prevalent the PAIN-hILLER IS considered. by the
natives. well 81 by the European residents IN
those climates, A SUE RgNEsT.
V'HE PAIN KILLER j. sold by al Druggists a. d
i Dealers ia Family Medicines
nov. l,-t6W+w.
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FIRST MORTGAGE
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
% THE
WESTERN PACIFIC X. X. 90.
OF CALIFORNIA.
FIRST MORTGAGE

The Western P.cisc Railroad. connect NJ sscra-
nento With san Francisco, fu1nishe, the aaal link
In the extraordinary fac; Fan unbrykea ue Of rail
from the shore Of the Atlantic TO that o. tte Pacific.
ItisI-1 miles in length. including .lor. branch,
and II will be the
METROPO LITAN LINE,
OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
connecting IT, chief cites and trsversin the gar
den Il the rich and growing State OF CAl.Traa re-
eeivlng in sti..ion 20 Al immense and lucrative lo-
"a, traffic the through business over the Union and
Centra. Psci, RaIro4d,-between ths Eastern
States snd Sacrament.
lis completed fully equipped. and 10 -ueeessful
operation and Is earning. In October tie fret full
month. amounted to t,15.oe5 in coin. The net
ea-nisss vii. BY moderate estimate, smoun; TO
tsoo.ooo per snnun, in coin, While the interest on
IT, Bond. will be but sl6s.oD
Tie value Of the property and Franchise. is DO,
less than
TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
and the amount Of the mortgages
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(cerued in the estate Of
DISTRICT of thil'hN DfN.Ss- DIVA Pickering
late of burlington. 10 said District, deceased.
GREEII~s
Ara Probate Court hoifen at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chittenden, the 18th day
81 Nov. A. u. 1853. Instrument, purporting TO
ne the last viii and Testament Of Olivia Pickering
late of Burlington la said District deceased, was pre-
ntsd h the Court aforesaid for Probate, and It IL
ordered by -aid Court that the lth day Of Dec, A.
d. 1919. at the Probate Court Rooms in said Bur
lnston be assig ?" for proving said instrument 5
and that notice the he given to all persons con-
cerued by publishing this order three weeks suo-
cessively ia the Darlington Weekly Free Pre,s," a
newspaper printed al said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed
TsEKsF6tE y0G are hereby notified 70 appear be
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said will, II you have cause.
tiiven undor my hand at Burlington 10 said Dis
trict. thi- 9TH dav Of November, A. d. 1853.
2ty3v RUSSELL S. TAFT, Register.
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MAGxo11, WArrR.-Superior to the best i'm
portel German Cologne, and sold At half the
l1.ira
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FREE no BOOk AGENTS.
CONSUMERS
CONFECTIONERY.
co NJ /,
Lei Us reason Together.

How csn any person manufacture Confectionery
and sell it at fifteen cents pound, when sugar "a
worth sixteen cents q; the Refinery unless il .
terribly siulieratedl'
How can any dealer retail such a vile COMP and
to his customers and have Conscience void o.
offence,
How car any consumer expect 70 purchase pure
Confectionery al twenty-five and thirty cents per
pound when a pure article ca1not be manufactured
less thirty forty cents per pound, consisting
Of cSssiS buds burnt almonds, aid such class
goods
Within few days We have been offered essss
bsds etc. FOR fifteen cents per pound and Chocolate
Creams st twenty cents, and the agent acknoTl-
edged that they we're sdulterSted ten per cent
with Terra Alba and il II fac. that tons Of this
cheap Confectionery are made and sold IN TIL.
country every year and the consumers are the only
persons injured by il.
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b Z E c II + x -
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Erirsct from letter from .urs. J. &. M =,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE John
Commit, for disorderly conduct at the bakery Of
Mr. John JohausOn, near the corner of hlne
and Alfred streets, was discharged upon the
payment of costs.
John Colson. alias Monk, colorcd, and his
reunited white wife, Mary Lucas, we're arrested
and mt in the watch house for disordery con
duet. but were dismissed-the man promising
to 90 at once to fishing shore, and the woman
to behave herself better 10 future. 60,
A warrant was issued for the arrest of SefeI
Blouse. for an infracton OF the law with regard
to selling liquor on Sunday, -
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-Moses Stevens,
colored for stealing several cart loads OF cross
ties from the Alexandria, Loudoun and lamp,
shire Railroad Company, was committed 10 jan
for further examination.
Frank Carter, colored, for stealing, tlm6el
from the spoke factory of q. ' erplanck 70,
was committed to Jail for further examination.
A warrant was issued for the arrest OF bape
Van Auken, coored. tor stealing timber, from
the spoke factory of j. G. Verplanck, but ne has
not yet been found.
Silas Bailey, Charles Williams, and John
and William Vandergrift, all colored boys, for
throwing stones at the passenger train OF cars
on the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad, were arrested and committed te jail
for further examination.
WATCH REPORT Saturday night and last
night were both quiet. There were no arrests
nv the watch during either night. Two dodgers
were accommodated with sleeping quarters on
Saturday night, but no applications were made
last night for like quarters Cloudy and damp
both nights, but the temperature was moderate.
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AssnnANoE.-Judge Underwood, Postmas.

ASSURANCE. Judge Underwood, Postmas-
ter Massey, District Attorney Beach, and Au-
ditor Stoutenburgh, of this city, have received
letters from George Rye, Chairman of the
Grant and Cofax Association of Richmond,
but now in Washington as member of the
Virginia Radical Committee, containing reso
luton passed by that committee, requesting
them to withdraw their letters recommending
that Gen. Asa Rogers be relieved OF the disa
biites imposed by the Fourteenth Amendment
to the Constitutions As these gentlemen wrote
the letters alluded to of their own free will, and
with a pers }nal knowledge of the circumstances
of the case, it is not supposed that the rcsolu-
ton OF the Virginia Radical Committee will
produce the desired effect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

PASSAGE THIEVES. more Of the gang of
the colored halland p9 ssage thieves who recent
ly were operating in this city have been arrest
ed-one, Samuel Wheeler, was arrested here
last week, as me ntioned at the time in the
Gazette William James, alias Shorty, (the
one who cut Mr. Rhody Fewell in Hammer
dinger's Alley month or so ago. and John
Conway, alias Harris The two last were ar
rested by detectives in Washington, and all
three are now confined in the Jail of that city
awaiting an examination. A large quantity of
the plumber they have stolen has also been re-
covered, and is at the police headquarters in
that city. Among their exploits here were
the robberies of the halls of the residences of
r. H. Miller, B. H. Lambert, and Capt. Her
bert Bryant, and perhaps these gentlemen can
now recover some of the articles stolen from
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

YEsrERDAY.-Yesterday was one Of the

YESTERDAY y Yesterday was one of the
quietest days ever experienced in this city
But few people were on the streets, and they
we're either going to or returning from Churcb1
The bar rooms, 10 consequence Of the passage
of the Sunday law by the City Council, were
all closed though it is strongly surmised that
considerable liquor was sold privately, The
weather was cloudy all day, and the attendance
at the different churches rather smaller than
usual t.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

RAPID EXIT FROM A CHURCH Moses Ste
vens, colored, the man who made such grevous
threats against the white people last summer,
was in the colored Baptist Church, at the
upper end of Prince street, yesterday morning,
when he was informed that constables Edelin,
and Burnett were on his track for having stolen
cross ties from the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Company. Without TAX
ing time to pick up his hat, he jumped through
the window near which he was sitting, and
attempted to escape by flight. The officers,
however, were too feet for him, and in a few
moments he was caught, and is now safely
locked up in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

TEMPERANCE PROCESSION procession
Of the Alexandria Juvenile Temperance Asso-
citation, on Saturday last, was noticed in the
Gazette of that day, but it occurred too late for
il to be stated that the Gazette office and tie
City Council were checred, by the procession
the former for its notices of the association,
and the latter for the passage of the Sunday
liquor Law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

PUBLIC READING.-Mr. o. X. Pate will
read before the Alexandria Literary Associa
ton, for the benefit of the poor of this city, at
the Assembly Rooms this evening. The we'll
deserved reputation as an accomplished reader
enjoyed by Mr.. Pate will, it is supposed, be
sufficient to secure him large audience. The
eause for which he will read is one that should
commend itself to oil hearts.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Bargains in Linen Handkerchiefs bargains
in Heavy Shawls; bargains in Towels bar
gains in Irish Linens bargains in Cambria
iEdgings; bargains in Genuine Laces bargains
in Merino Shirts; bargains in Hosiery and
Wishing to reduce my stock preparatory to
the Spring trade, will, during the remainder
of the present month anuary-oter extra In,
ducements in all goods in my line. Call at
once and secure bargains
CHARLES w. GREEN,
ION TX 68 King street.
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DIsoRDERLY.-T disordcrly conduct of a
party of boys at the corner known as Nugent' $
corner, upper end of King street, yesterday,
was the subject of great complaint among the
residents of that locality, and measures have
been taken to prevent the recurrence of such
behavior at that point in future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18
A N ACT to secure the better observance of
N the Sabbath day in Alexandria.

henacted By the City Council of Alerandria.
That no person between the hours OF twelve
o'clock Saturday night and twelve o'clock of
the Sunday night next following, shall keep
open, or permit to be kept open, or accessible,
any shop, house, store, saloon, restaurant, or
other building. or place wherein secular bust
ness of any kind is. conducted, or which is &C
ee'sibe to the public for business purposes dur
ing the week and any person who shall violate
this act shall, on conviction, pay tine OF ten
dollars for the fIst offence, twenty dollars for
he second offence, and an increased penalty of
ten dollars for each succeeding offence; half
of the fines to go to the informer; provided this
act shall not affect licensed spothecaries and
physicians and BARRIERS. This act shall take eff
iect on and after the date of the passage Of the
same. 80
Passed the Board of Aldermen, Jan. II. 1869
r.. Is. ROBERTSON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed the Common Council, Jan'y Il. 1869.
JOHN b. SMOOT,
President Common Council.
Approved: WM. N. BERKLEY. Mayor
Official: y. Z. WHITTLEsEY, W.
ian 18-1t
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CoLoRED PREACHER. Fields Cook, colored,
from Richmond, member of the Colored Ma
tional Convention lately in session in Washing
ton, preached twice in this city yesterday-in
the morning at the First Colored Baptist
Church, and at night in the African Methodist
Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

DEAD.-The Rev. B. N. Brown, for some
years pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in this city, and at one time Presiding Elder of
this District, died in Washington yesterday
morning. and will be buried from the Foundry
Church. Of which he was pastor at the time OF
his death, in that city, tomorrow at twelve
- IooI,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

For THE PENITENTIARY. Erred Loudoun,
coored, for stealing barrel of lime; Isaac
Ftzhugh and Willis King, colored, for robbing
the residence Of NJ. Walton, on the Leesburg
turnpike, and George Mcdonald, soldier from
Battery Rodgers, for garroting and robbing
soldier from Fort Washington named S. E.
McCleland, convicted and sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary at the last term
of the Quarterly Court for this county, will
leave here this evening.in charge Of the Sher-
iff and Capt. John L. Smith and guard, for
Richmond, in the Aqua Greek mail boat
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Financial and Commercial.

New YORK, Jan. lS-Stock market unset
tied but lower from the closing prices OF Satur-
day. Money easy at Cal per ct, Exhange %.
Gold Sc Five twenties, 1862, coupon. l3f.
North Carolinas, 653, new 654 Virgipias, ex-
coupon 5S new go. Tennessees, ex-coupon,
G8g; new 67l.
BALTIMORE Jan. lS.-Virginia skies, old
inscribed, 495 bid, SO asked; do. 1867, 50 bid;
do. coupon, old, So bid; do coupon, new, Coz
bid. Cotton quiet; middling uplands 20. Flour
dull and weak; quote Howard street Superfne
at Sc. 25 to 7; do Extra So to 10; do. Family
$40 to II. Wheat dull, receipts small; prime
red to 22Oa230 Corn dull prime white 81
to 80. Oats firm, 68 to Is. Rye dull l40 to
l50 Pork firm $50 to $3.50 Bacon firm; rib
sides II to III; clear DO. III to Ia. Shoulder:
l4l to l44. Hams 10 to 20 Lard firm al
20c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

ALEXANDRIA DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
Tomorrow evening the Alexandria Dramatic
Association will commence an engagement OF
only two nights, at Liberty Hall, with the pro-
duction OF the Ticket-ofLeave Man and the
Limerick Boy. These pieces have been in
rehearsal for some time past, and will be rem
dered with all the necessary accomplishments
to frst-c dramatic entertainment From
the number of tickets already sold it is ex-
pected that large audience will be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

MOUNT VERNON CoTToN FACTORY. An
Injunction has been issued to prevent the sale
of the Mount Vernon Cotton Factory, which
was advertised to take place on Tuesday, the
22nd inst, by r. Johnston, trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-18

FAT CArTLE-Eight car loads of fine cat
tie from Southwestern Virginia, passed through
here yesterday evening, via. the Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas Railroad, for Baltimore.