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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

disposed to look very favorably upon it,
owner. The woman's eye ran over the
schooner's deck with a strange quickness,
and Carter eyed her very sharply. Soon
she went TO the taffiail, looked over AT
the stern boat, then she came aud stood
by the pinnacle again.
look out or you'll iibe the boom Mt
tered the passenger.
Carter started, and found that the main
sail was -hiyering lie gave the helm a
couple Of spOllcs apart, and then cast his
eyes upon the woman, whose features
were lighted by tho pinnacle lamp.
"Thank'c ma'am, said Dan. Ill,
hold on-why, bless my soul, there'- "a
big spider right on your hair. No-not
there. liorc-Ill ugh p
This last ejaculation Btn made as be
seemed to pull something from the wo-
mans hair, which hc threw upon tho deck
with the ugh y above mentioned
Shortly after the passenger went below.
and ere long Tucker came on deck.
Commodore said Carter, with % re-
markable degree Of oarnp-tno-> in bis
manu5r. SIS the woman turned Ia
Il rather think So, said Tucker. look
ing at the compass. Look ont, CArtcr !.
Why. man alive, you are TWO points 10 ihe
southeast OF N0ur course
blow me. 50 | am" said Tie u.-n, a-
be brought the helm hand ap9lt. But
say. didn't You notice something peculiar
about the old woman
why. Dau, yon seem Greatly interest
ID ab3nt her"
so / am. commodore, and 30 ! am
about the coffin. Mnulaut lie ha well for
you and 1 30 overhaul t
''P-haw You're are as scared a~ 81 child
ia graveyard
M, nos q bir; iut hank h.t: taat
woman amt "a woman.
The commo3ora pronounced The na1ne
ct his satanic mlje y ia taa most s.n-
phatie way.
lit the truth. commodore --l can
swear IL IL. II pretended there 'gss -gl-
dey On her hair, and ! rubbed iag haul
against her face BY sam HYDE, il lt
wasn't as rough aud boarded as 81 holy
stone. iou -ee. -he told m--haw IN se'
the boom iiha ii ! a5aH't lna aut.
bupw'd thsra wasn't n3 woman 'lan. asa
So / tried her. Gail somebody at tie
whcei, and it' - aHI isaa - that
fila"
The commodore was wonder --ga x h.
what ho had heard. hut, a5th that ntIm
presence of mind that made hf.u ssI... l.e
yga~. b.. sat e,allv tD tEinklnz. Iu a.a.
minute: De- ral.sd one ot th, m.n ait %.
r.Ii.... C.,...r .rg tl..,. I.. -..s., .r,,. t..
jeal. af,.rI.- i..-.rr.sr Tie l.,-.ria8
turned i'm. aud seemed t8 Dee -.eafGaa.
Fucker retained, aad taaa C.rsr ole
side.
NO noise uow, Carter. follow joe D.
though nothing Lad hau9
... r,fs.~
Tie two apnrg 1llal the main lsr. i..s...
saofed e. raise IT,, when Pans aa-a
touched Vi small ham that seemed -s l#
been pinned rB under tic ai-.F lr 90
tlv hatch
..Itf... b.-l aL-a'ua. said be-.
any,. ..- T. IS. ..4 ..... ......F ...s... H...-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
Vermont state Teachers tAssocia-
ton.

The nineteenth annual meeting of the
Vermont State Teachers Association will
be held at Castltton on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, February %, Sd and
4th, 1869. The following is the order of
axarrisaa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

SECOND ANNIVERsARY DANCE.-The
second anniversary Of the opening. of the
Brandon House brandon nnAor ito lroa
ent proprietor, Mr. J. L. Stinson. will be
celebrated by a social dance, which Will be
held in the Town Hall, in Brandon. Fri
day evening, January 22d. \ general
invitation is extended which, if acted
upon by the numerous friends of the
worthy host" will be gigantic party,
for the popularity of Mr.. Stinson, a= "a
genial landlord and man, is universal.
The floor managers are Capt. \. S. Cook
and Lieut.. Il. VI. Rounds, who are az Jat
in this business. Music is furnished by
the Rutland Quadrille Band We have
no occasion to say, for it is Il proverbial
fact, that those who attend J. I. Stinson's
parties are sure Of having pleasant and
agreeable time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

For the evening of the second concert,
the 'sweet pilgrim singer" Mr.. Philip
Phillips was announced in an opposition
entertainment in the Methodist church.
We have not heard the result of this in
teresting rivalry, but we have no doubt
that Madame Rosa survives.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

Is that garment c'lr woven
OF pleasure ~ cath,
OF scenes az the theatre
Or IN halls Of mIrrh,
No, no! that endless concert
OF artists, whose fame
Tine trumps, are ever too base
10 utter their name;
Whose sweet songs and whose singing
Far richer shall be
Than Parepa's e'er sing, with
Their best melody;
That concert Of happiness
None ever pIrtako
Who fCrsake not ali, alt here
For Jesus sake.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

LARGE FA>uIIEs-An old inhabitant
of Clarendon, in conversation relative to
the earlier inhabitants Of that town, spoke
Of the large families that were scattered
through the town. He said that in $500,
IN It circle of a few miles about Clarendon
Springs, four families, whose farms joined
had ii children, rs follows: George
Round, Il, Charles Seamon~, IS; iona
tha:l Eddy, 10; and William Harrington
-. Forty-two of these children were in
Attendance at school in the same district
The same winter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

PEKsoNAT.-The San Francisco Daily
Morning Call, of Dec. II, announces the
arrival Of the Pacific mail Steamship, Con-
stitution, Mt that part. Among the list of
passengers, we notice the names of Col.
Thomas H. Halsey, wife and children
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

FIEE.-A Schaol-house in Centerviilc
about a..- .-.-I ,.,.v-rpurtn mile from East
WaIlingford depot, was entirely consumed
by fire on the 4th inst There was very
high wind prevailing at the time, but no
further damage was done. Loss about
$1,000, with no insurance. Cause of fire
Keeping ashes in barrel in the entry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
The Burial of Moses.

r'And he buried him in q valley IN the land oil
Moab. over against Be,hpeor, but no man know
eth OF his sepulchTe unto this day" Deut.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
AMUBRnGHNTs.

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,ssr ssrssiiEIsiSS1sESiSsssi riiIiS III srx rosr
1H1 xs4 aFzaass zdaiHvsS 4sEs4Is92 IN H2lsiU sas.rA
Sass SosssSSE sSE'S fi AK a SsSAssissE siss
In aprseszssisa sagsDz "a zlh a Il 4sisskssa Sk $3.50
M j; a;
sHssH HssFsHH aGiiEa5Hs sa5HEss HIEsE AssoID
General :da,sssa si crohs.I. sssi;: Is.srs:s q =;
''''' II naIord fsa2sds SsIS.
A.nase'. CROWDED. HOUSES. !" = 2. A4s1A
WEEK oHE2r AEp PHHIPER TEuArH the
FESTo,, FLSTo,
m p q nsS @
rur Sfsd zYSEsSh dH Ssa n Is
X % S
sioas artist ne deserved T als Is Cs sr.Yysour
The unrIvalsd fsvors and sensational musical wonder Of
in A s dRSoE Sss s!sssss g. s III 1Es Statues
win appear IN RfynSas EyHTH Ssfpr %EN YST sSTsS
MATINEE EVEN EssoIsS EESA Il SoLSSS LSSAs0os CON-
asAsas sSoggs or THE gHz
SSHssHH sSSsSHss q 4HA fzs FsHSEs E
CRoWDE4 H0usEs.
ss$#BHB ss$#BES ss$#BHS H$s:E:: H$S:Es: i$ssEs:
MAMMOTH ''1h $szAE GREAT AEEsasEEss: 4EEsasE9ss:
IsTEssE Is4EssE EzGIIEFEEEEEEssTT EKSIFEEEsT
& Soas 'as wGSls goscS csPoynsa yn.
THE GREATEST EanH 0fiH fPiSHEsriDiid1rArEUR
Of the ago
ss b AsSs xS9. AsD ~ a
Immense applause at the wonderfu and astounding comb
nation Of sounds produced By this artist
Skh2T Sh1l;E isi:Fq%snai RFFI%JsE
THE Musd s co% xsRasEio 8RIS BROTHERS
ofia; S,SRRs6oss SRadsG5S, sI'i''
n his .'FgtSssqGsR Ssgts!!SSeesSss entitled
THE yArANEsE FfDDLE on ONE STRING.
'h' '''s'a''' D''IGnISso Tas SoGso q RECRUIT
u,.. MAEy1rr AND BARTHOLOMEW - = :
THE PEERLESS rna f2S6osTd 6osId BrDwoRrn
GREAT rAMMANy COMPANY,
SSEziHsf Il SSEEHsSs Sg Ss TALENT TALENT
PExSs sss;ssr 6s AZ AMUSEMENT
ADMISSION 6o> CENTS
Reserved Orchestra Circle. % cents extra
Reserved bn,cony trcie z5 cents extra
hvavva s ~. hr cc '
SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
GRAND MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AT ,.
AcAnEMy OF mUsro--IrALrAS orEEA przrx
THis iTiKspSSII ii asSSdS Sy5HiSS NiaiNa FEs. =
Meyerbecrs Grand Masterwork,
LETOIL DU NORD
the NOrthl
NEW DRESSES, NEW PROPERTIES, &C..
To-NoRROw, WEDNESDAY, FEB. "a, ERNANL
Only aishs Of vsrdi's Grand yoJPsrna;
psoa' o. ''s nes srG. Ssr'G9SS GfoySAENr RRrsA
ufom La Scala, MlAn),
MISS STATES. sIcs BoErrI AND ANToNUCcL
FRIDAY, FEB. 20, LA GRANGE NIGHT
Only time OF
SATURDAY, AT r. NJ, GRAND MATINEE.
MONDAY, MARCH l.
First appearance this season Of
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLO90.
hs As.asay q Hass sSAlmors No Si Sroaiway, ana
cRasD cS N S SxI b'orEnA, EASTER TUESDAY, MARCH So
I,ROoKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC
THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY A.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

j tsUP IN A BALLOON,r
the famous quade composed BY OPER r. Director Of ~
Music and played by The orchestra Price &C. per copy.
WIN. A. POND CO., 6l7 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

r yRfc HAf.L-7z3 RrxTu AVENUE
~ TKKNvk's rAAliIONAnLk sOfKRg DAxsArTR
Tu~sdav sycnlagt rst. n Tuesdsy evening. rcb u.
cards can - had from NJ Ifcacf. Al the roons New
siAsses isnas1 sssw xesx uayi MN
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
L ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY, FEB. s. 1850.

OPERA Observation-Disclosures or ALL THH
Sieue, Psrichois rroraors Norma PrcpSes. Ic g. w
English French Italian words Of The principal
airs neat, and reliable Dson's Standard edong
price S0c DITSON CO., Publisherss 7ll Broadway
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

Police REPORT MAYORS OFFICE. -Robt
Williams, colored, for an alteration with and
an assault upon deaf and dumb colored boy
named Jim Clapdore, was discharged witt
only an admonitlOD, as the party lie had as
sailed had already inflicted considerable punish
ment upon him BY knocking some OF his toetf
down his throat.
John W. Ager hand on board the runpy
boat of Captain MclBtesh, tor disorderly con
duct and for throwing brick at the captain
who had driven him ashore at the wharf, wa
fined and discharged.
Presley Diggs, colOred, Tor rolling whee.'
barrow or the side walk, contrary to law, was
fined and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE - Samuel Henson
coored, for insulting and threatening LANGUAGE
toward one of the shipping merchants on the
wharf, was held in the SUN of 800 security
to keep the peace Tor one year, and compelled
TO pay the costs.
Carson Kane. arrested on the charge OF
stealing 4 tan coored dog from Thomas Arns'
ton, coiored, was discharged upon a return Of
the dog and the payment OF costs
Thomas Goldipg, for obtaining 4 gold watch
from Mr. Charles Adams under false pretenseS,
was committed to Jail for further examination.
A warrant was issued at the instance OF liar
Iiet Ann Philips, colored, for the arrest Of an
other colored woman named Ambrose W hltc
for stealing a cOunterpane. The stolen article
was found By u search warrant IN second
hand clothing store on King street.
WATCH REPORT. Might variable clear AM
cloudy at intervals There were no distur
Dances and no arrests. Streets unusually quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

CIRCUTT CoURr-FoURTH DAY-CHANcERY
SDE.-R. 8. French VS.. j. b. Stewart--mo
ton to amend bill aud case continued.
Field vs. Buchngham-d decree.
Abbott & Noble W. kell, surviving, ct al
decree.
Seectmcn ct ux vs. Mastens executor s ei
al.-decree.
LAW SIDE Frederick 2. Stanton was adj
mitted to practice at this bar,
Commonwealth V. Morgan colored-in.
dictment for rape continued til next term
Defendant aud witnesses recognized.
Kline VS.. Pipenbring-in case-jury waived
and judgment for plaintiff.
Harmer, Hays & Co. VS.. Moran -assumrslt
Jury waived aud judgment for plaintiffs
Thornton, Comow & Co. VS.. Denielt debt
pleas waived and judgment for plaintiffs
Equities reserved
Washington executor VS.. Fossett-deht-
plea waived-ju dgment for plaintiff.
Matthews VS.. Kemp-debt-dismissed- =
agreed.
Gallaher vs. Henry-in case-jury-verdlct
and judgment for plaintiff
Rule issued against l. n. Carter absent
iurcr
Purcell vs. Fleming caso-iary and cause
10 progress when this report closed at three
o'clock p. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

RAILROAD CASE AGAIN,--In the District
Supreme Court yesterday, Mr.. j. H. Bradley
Jr., submitted petition from the trustees un,
der the deed OF trust from the Alexandria ana
Washington Railroad Company, stating, thaf
they had taken possession OF the road under ao
order CT this court, the receiver having by or,
der OF the special term turned over the ROAD
70 them, but that as at present situated they
have no power to conserve the road or place
it il running order. TO do thisit will be needs
ed that they have power to place in order the
bridge over the Potomac They therefore ask
au,horityto place the road in order and the IN
structions of the court on the subject. The
Count decided that they could not take juris-
diction IN the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 20.-Cotton firm at IS
Flour dull and prices irregular Wheat I'M
changed. Corn frmer; receipts light prime
white S3aS4; yellow S5sS6, Oats and Rye I'm,
changed. Pork firm at S3l.7j. Bacon firm and
active; rib-sides lGl clear do. ia. Shoulders
AT. Hams 1920. Lard firm at ~: Whls-
key firm; held at $l.0l, with very little in the
market.
NEW YORK, May 2O.-Stocks strong but uu-
settled. Money steady at per ct. Exchange
81. Gold "a. 5.20's, 1862, coupon, 22...-
lO.4O's, coupon, o. N. C.'s 500; do. new,
SIS. Va. Gs, ex-coupon, 81 do. new, G2.
BALTIMORE, May 20.--Virginia Gs, old, in
scribed, SO bid, 50l asked. North Carolina Is,
new $50 asked.
New YORK, May Colour dull and
dropping Wheat quiet, prices iavoring buyers
Corn shade easier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
Senator wilson's Views.

BosToN, May Ex-senator Wilson address
ed the Charleston Eight hour League last
evening, on the recent law Of Congress argu'
ing that it was enacted with the understand
Jog that Government wolkmcn were to re-
coive full pay for eight houIs work per day.
he further considered the relations between
capital and labor, and spoke in favor OF
90 operative associations, which he thought
would generally succeed and prove heneht 10
the working classes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

PUon4sr1c. Two young gentlemen OF this
city, WHO commenced a fsticaff encounter on
King street yesterday evening. adjourned .
final settlement OF the affair until they could
reach less frequented spot. and accompanied
By their respective friends repaired to the
open ground at the extreme noHbsrn END OF
Pitt street, where just as the sun went down.
and, in the presence Of large crowd OF the
deni2ens of "PcicrsbnrF, who thronged the
hills overlooking the ring, they came to
time qallanty, and ended the difficulty appar
entity ia the most satisfactory aud sclen'hc
manner,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
Nm. IL. BECK s. Co.

heal Fsta.c Agents and Auctioneor;,
Wii sell, on the premises. at - N, on
TU ESDAY, May 18th, 1861 the lease and ma.
chncry of a first. class STEAM II LI., situated
in Alexandria Va. The mill il suitable for the
manufacture Of Flour, Mc.l. Plaster, Fertili-
zsts, sc is in q good par. Of the city for bus-
ness, Immediately on the Potomac river, adj
Joining tbs wharf of tho steamer Col umbia,
(pier 81 on which it has shipping and landing
privilcgcs There is also q switch connecting
with ali the railroads entering tho city, directly
At the door, and as there is no Touring mill in
operation in tho city, first rate chance Is here
offered 10 those wishing u engage IN that bust
ness. Tho building IS n large four and hall
story brick, covered with slate. There are,
also, two three story warehouses, and one one
story do, besides ample shed room attached
The machinery include, two huc boilers, - IN.
by ~ feet AN engine of % horse power, two
run Of a feet burs with pit machinery attach
al, boltng oh e3ts, sots o! elevators garner.
bins. counter shnitng, extra puleys and gear
ing, &c, Sc h;o, full and complete appar-
atiiG and appliances used in tho manufacture 81
Bnrytcs The annual rent amounts II 81 ,6tH),
nett the lca5. expires in September 1870. and
csn berenewrd, ii desired. Terms, one half cash,
the residue In 10 days satisfactorily secured.
Persons desirous Of examining the property can
do FL, ii an time by applying 10 the under
eiyn,.l WM ii. BECK CO,
Read Estate Agents and Auctr=.,
my,ts No ~ King st., Alexs., Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
o'clock p. II

DEATH OF THE LATE MIR. JAMES Ii. REID.
We were panied to announce yesterday, the
sudden death OF Mr. James Ii. Reid, oi this
place, Secretary aud Treasurer of the Orange,
Alexandra and Manassas Railroad Company.
lie left here, apparently IN good health, having
business in Baltimore, and yesterday morning,
while IN the counting room Of Messrs Robert
Garrett 4 Sons, on North Howard street, was
suddenly stricken with paralysis. He was re-
moved TO the Eutaw House, where he died at
clock in the afternoon. The deceased was
an efficient officer, and his sudden demise will
be regretted by a large circle OF friends. Ills
remains reached here this morning On the | |
o clock boat from Washington and will he III
TERED to morrow at 1890 \. NJ. Mr.. Reid
was a native Of Prince William county, but has
resided here for number of years. He was a
highly respected gentleman, aud devoted to
the interests Of the company with which he
was so long connected. lie vas in the 9th
year Of his age and leaves beroaved widow,
and children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
Baptist Home Missions.

BosToN, May 2O.--The American Baptist
Home Mission Society has chosen the following
officers: President, Hon. J. NJ. Hoyt, oil
Cleveland Vice Presidents, VIM. Bucknell,
Of Philadelphia, and VIM. NJ. Mcpherson OF
St. Louis; Treasurer, Ebenezer Cauldwel, OF
New York. The society held social gather
ing and festival last evening in fremont lem
pie, which was attended by some eighteen
hundred ladies and gentlemen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
Ify s.rpen ~ Wise,
E.si estate Agent and Auctl5neera. i
u HREW ERT iVi COR SALE.

Zeal state Agent and ancll1heefs.
nLD BREWERY i.DI COR SALE.
fy virtue IT II decree of the Circuit Court tor
the county Of Alexandria. rendered 1T the May
term, lsGJ, in certain suit therein pending, IN
which VIZ: /. Irwin was plaintiff, and Su-
san 8. RobtGGo so 4ld othera dofta., the under
signed rs Commissioner therein named, viii
offer f"r sale. hy public auction, in front OF thu
Mayors once in the city OF Alexandria, On
SATCHOAY the 22l of May next, at twelve
O'clock IN , u i.UT Of GROUND, situated on
the southeast intersection of Union and Wolfe
strcets, fronting on Union street 81 feet, and on
Wolfe - feet, with the use of an alley ~ feet
WIDE binding the east line, 1t beng part OF
the lot on which tho Brewery formerly stood
TERMS tenth Of tbs purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal instslmsnts
ut Elk, Twelve aml eighteen months from the
day OF sal. tbs deferred payments to bear IN
terest, and t. be- secured by the negotiable
notes e the purchaser with approved, endora'
ers, and tho title to be retained until all inc
payment are made, and upon the failure oil
the purchaser to comply with the terms OF sale,
the cash paymen. t. be forfeited and the prop
erty resold at the risk Of tho purchaser
Stamps and cunveyancing at the cost OF the
purchaser. W. AMI II IL IA t.Cn,
ap 2)-eots comm I. oi oaie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

SECOND WARD RADICALS The Second
Ward Radical Cub held meeting last night
at the house of &. W. Dewitt, corner Of Pitt
and Princess streets. Speeches were made by
Z. W. Dewitt, John Brrell and others, hut
no business of Importance was transacted, as
the attendance was limited, and the meeting
adjourned to reassemble at the same place
neg. Wednesday night G. W. Dewitt occu-
pied the Chair, and C. j, Burton acted as
Snnretnrp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE, for sale by
ApoIrn DIEDEI, 156 King street, stands unri-
vailed. Its extreme simplicity, durability, ease
operation, rendors it q very superior MACHINE,
sewing IS it will all goods from the finest Main
sool; to Beaver Cloth, which, together with its
extremely low price, bringing first class Sew
ing Machine within the reach Of al, combine
TO render this q most desirable machine, and
easily explain tho rapid sales with which 1t
meets. my l1-6t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
GU MINER BOARDING.
BEVERIDGE HOUSE.

DE ' ITNIDOI1 dOVOE,
MIDDLEBURG, LOUDOUN CO., VA.
The subscriber is prepared to accon,m odnto
q limitod number Of boarders during the Sum-
mer months a. the above named house, which
has been reftted expressly for tho purpose.
There is a fine Chalybeste Spring within /
of u mile of the place, the water of which con-
tains Iron, Magnesia and Sulphur, and has
been pronounced by Pref. Gibson, of Phila-
delphja, who Analysed it, to be- equal to any
Chalybeate Spring in the State. Persons will
find this pleasant and healthiul retreat during
the Summer. Stages leave Leesburg daily and
stop at the hotel. For terms. apply to
y. NJ. TUBMAN,
nv com Middleburg Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

FlsurowN. The receipts Of fish at Fishtown
are daily diminishing and appearances at that
place indicate speedy cessation OF operations.
Herring sold to-day at from SO! to SlO4 per
thousand, and shad at from So! to $l4! per
hundred, for fish of very interior quality.
Sturgeon are received 10 plentiful supplies
and sell at from ninety cents to four dollars
apiece.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

Coal TRADE,-The coal trade Of this port
is rapidly increasing, and,as an evidence OF the
fact, it is mentioned that OF seventeen large
sized coasters which came up the river yester-
day nine eight for the American Coal Com
pany, and one for the Hampshire and Balti-
more Company stopped here; while eight,
most OF which had orders, went on to George
town. The superior advantages afforded at
this port for the shipment Of coal must, Iii the
end, be sufficient to concentrate the trade here;
and it is understood that of the large feet OF
coal vessels now in the Chesapeake hay, bound
up, by far the larger portion will stop at this
CITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
Guilty.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, May 20.-The second
trial OF Muchall, on charge of abetting the
murder Of Stanner, resulted in averdict of guilty
Of murder in the first degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

CoTToN FACTORY. Work at the Mount
Vernon Cotton Factory has again ceased, III
consequence, it is stated, OF au insufficient
supply OF the raw material.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

EXCURSION. The excursion from Hamilton
to Mount Vernon to-day vas hot We! attended.
Some few came down the ROAD with excursion
tickets, but not enough to make the affair no
tirnnhln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THEoAzETrE
FROM WASHINGTON.
Supervisor.

fWAsH1NGroN. May 20.-W. Kozyzarowskl
t{As been commissioned Supervisor Of the ln-
Normal Revenue for the Districts OF :'rcrgia,
IHlabama and EMrida.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
Interview

WASHINGTON, May pa. M. Crane from
Winchester, Va, called upon the President
this morning, in the interest OF the wells
party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20

TO ALL those in want of good, substantial and
Fashionable Clothing for themselves or their
children, we would most cheerfully recommend
S. Dealham's first class establishment, 81 Kin g
street. AS Mr.. Deslham adheres strictly to
tho one price system, you will be sure to get
tho worth of your money. my