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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 1s, 1910. :

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY ls, 1910. {:
Il <g.1 -. ARRIVED! Ttrz ,-at: 4
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandtse and passengers, l.. b Tatum. s@t
Steamer Niagara; Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandlse and passengers, w. G. Dunham & Co.
Schooner Rising Sun, Hastings, New FORK, salt,
Haryeys u Williams. ,
Schooner Mary, Larkin, James river, lumber,
James Gum.
SAILED .@ - -
! Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Earyeys VIII
Hams. - sss%-.' 4.
Schooner G: r. Murney, Mnrney, Washington,
granite, Curtis q Parker.
MEMORANDA. a. .t,.Gf ~
WEST POINT, January la.-Arrived, steamer
Admiral, Freeman, merchandise and passengers
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
NEW YORK. January l.-In port, schooner j.
II. Lockwood, Sharrett, loading for Richmond.
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TRESH COD-LIVER OIL.

EKESH COD-LINER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS DIRECT IMPORTATION
This oil is approved snd prescribed by our city
physicians as TIE BEST, PUREST, AND MOST
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH, ever sold
III this market. 1t has never been injured by ex-
posure to atmospheric changes, by filtcring or
expression. which render other oils rancid and
deprive them Of their most valuable therapeutic
properties. MEADE BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
de2 9l9 Main street.
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FOR NEW YORK.-The new &Ts
Il and elegant side-wheel steamship SaaAA&
NIAGARA, Captain RLAKEMAN, will leave her
wharf ut Rockets on FRIDAY, January ID, at ]
O. clock T.. NJ. Freight received up u M. FRI
DAY. For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM G.. DUNHAM b CO., j.
in 1o-3t corner Eleventh and Main streets,
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TUM ELASTIC CLOTH AND OILED
VI SILK, superior quality. for sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
dcl0 1926 Broad Street.
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,SETEILE,

tsslsSl = begins the cold season with renewed
x ~ cnclsics and Increased resources. The
Sxs&sS~ public will tind in his larder every
.Nal', in.t Is produced within the United States.
tie ".irrs everything III season here. and detca-
tees to: the tropics. TAME and WILD FOWL
. wafer and land Of al sorts, NENlSON, OISs
tEl;>, FISH, TEERAPINS, and DOMESTIC
4EAI~, Of The very hest, selected with skill and
r..
H. I:ta the hes, Of cooks, under the direction of
fg'n ii artist, master OF the profession. His
jsh!v, IN the main saloon aud his suit Of dining
Tor rartics are supplied with dishes to order
'.Uu he palmer sorts IL the most elegant, equal 10
aI.v prepared in Paris. Parties entertained with
mir. privacy and comfort.
He Viii supply parties aud families promptly
%:h Meats, Fish, Oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert,
aud u ines and liquors.
he will cater for hose III town and country who
'",irc uncuoked supplies, ensurlng the best the
make u llurds at the most reasonable charges.
Ills Ear is supplied with the choicest LIQ U0RS
aHi WINES, This lie warrants. Mixed drinks
lr"parc.i t,y the most sklful brewer In the city,
'fatcfu FIR past favor, he invites the public TO
continue lis patronage, and promises the most
faithful and prompt tilllug Of orders. oc 20
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GUTTA PERCHA IN THICK SHEETS,
W FOR SPLINTS, for sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
ia S25 BrOal street.
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The undersigned (iate with Mcssrs. Caswell
Haz >rd & Co., New York and Newport. r. l., J
Of X ichmond and vicinity that he has purchased
the DRUG STORE lately occupied BY Thomas II.
Williams. NJ. d., and viii continue the bu. incss
at the old stand, corner Fourth and Franklin
streets where he will he pleased to meet the for
uler friends and patrons Of the store, and all
others who may favor him with call.
Asking for a share of the public patronage,
feel confident that my long experience In one of
the first houses In the country will merit not only
the confidence OF the physicians but the public
generally. -. 49,.
Ia 1-sln THOMAS II. HAZARD.
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ZERCOATSI OYERCOATsil
TAIL3. 1s69.-GRAND OPENING.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS, BARGAINs . !.
have now opened and offer 70 the pubic large g
and complete stock OF nEN,S nE rEE99aASSfSa. E9aASS.fS Aaa
also. splendid line Of fGENTLEEMEN's kyats,,
NIsHING GOODS and large and noss GesIsss ~,
fuI stock OF HATS and CAPs,. compfislns ZOE AD We
Nv motto Is. and always has been, Quick ssiss
and small profits y; therefore eau Y an M
aud you WIN be sure pgrsnsss sss Hssa stssea
~, . I'M, ~ ss = corner OF Fourth.
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FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH
4 pOMADES, HAIR OILS, &C.
WOOD & SONS,
ia1O Ninth and Main streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Hayinp disnosed ot

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Having disposed of
y my interest in the DRUG STORE corner of
FnuIth and Franklin streets 70 Mr.. THOMAS III.
HAZARD, formerly with the well-known firm OF
Caswcll Hazard Co., of New York and New
to che confidence OF my many patrons and the
public generally.
Upon retiring from business, I take this oppor-
tnnfty to thaMkthe citizens of Rfch ond for their
liberal support, and also TO state that Mr. HA-
XARD comes to this city the bearer of the highest
testimonials from professional and business men
both rs n skiiful pfTARMA CEUTiST and an ac
compllshed Observation-Disclosures which en-
title him 10 the consideration OF the community
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS:
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TNTRACTS FOR THE HANDkER
H CHEZ, lii endless variety, at
WOOD & sons,
In 10 corner Ninth and Main streets.
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- bt.'t!MaS, !, NY" ioi . VA w
rNh!tN {. DIT NuAm x CO, Agents.


>hTlCEAi. LINE.
... ...,.. w.y&ir To LIVERPOOL. ~ rsSysSs
-, Gf-.f<STUWN, leaving ssssslssss.ssss:ssss IN :. Z -
F.. g. ,....:,' riser every Saturday
49,, QlEt :, HELNETlA.
'sr,i,E i.mI.r. PENNSYLVANIA,
l%'&H, |iEGiNIA. LOUISIANA.
,.,. =. -,,e,. :!a1 and s?J, currency.
-...-. el.e>Sasa $40. currency.
o.. ,...,. i.cScsS from Liverpool or Queenstown,
.,-.... r.,.-.t.e rra!n Aatwerp. Hamburg. Rot
-... ... :...,! i!av.c IS. il. currency.
'. ..r,ag. particulars, apply al the cfiices OF
Ct. ,,... .ny, {. i:r"alway, +. W. j. HURST,
..t..,r. .rt"
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ENGLISH PAPERS

Having unsurpassed facilities in our business
To gcfters -up Of clubs special Inducements viii
be offered. ELLYSON q TAxLoR, az
- next TO Dtspdtch buildhE
90 n sv&vln yTrf TEr~ Richmond, Va.
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TOD LIVER OIL rs pure and fresh as it
" can he obtained; just received, and for sale
by the bottle and on drauglt. by
}. BLAIR, Druggist,
40 10 uroru Strant
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.-T z%EsA
PACE, now lying at her berth in the Dock. Will
receive freight for the above port till FRIDAY
the 18th instant Mt II O'Clock. Freight taken for
Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage to Philadel-
phia, including meals and stateroom- SO. 4.
w. p. PORTER, Agent,
ia l2-3t Office No. oi25 Dock street.
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ALL GRADES HAIR, TOOTH, AND
NAIL; BRUSHES Combs, and Soaps.
WOOD Il SONS,
/, 10 Ninth and Main streets.
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l!NTNEppi. I'D o ~, :,

. ,,-..,rnli ND <rSSsfs
..- ''' 80 QUEENSTOWN. asIIa,ts.
.a.,, i>.f.rF NAH. SiEAAlERS, sNfLlNti
. ~, :, <"W TDEA EVERY SATURDAY,,
t<D ~ l5HEATE TUESDAYS.
.f .,rt>>tl.t ~ THE SATURDAY STEAMER
J:.g f'.hin. Pa&od't in Gosa.
.r...r s. 8tta>tHHn. ....SlcV "
<..rrr. pUEGbiG III Currency.
t.-nri r g. t'HHN!G>h y % wv
i'm T.. Il'.-itAf STEAMER VIA liihiFAN
-, tt-,,;ls; ,,yn ipolt) ......S SO 90
lii ................. 90 90
.'. - y. bN branch steamer tsOidt.. 20 &c
<.s-r r. p,',tch!t IL Currency.
Is 60
...,s\ '. = uy branch SIcamcr........ 30 90
49, Nh. and from England, Ireland, anu
y. .~.lt I ~ ,,ic",:e rates.
.....ff.- wt.-!ua.i ion apply 1t the Company 8
JlliE t. DALE. agent.
= lIroa,iway, New York: or TO
NUnIkN [. DU NuAM & Co, Agents.
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HOF F'S MALT EXTRACT, at the re
Z l. duced price, sold ut
de II MEADE 6 BAKERS Drug Store
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DOORS AND, sTATIONERYr-J0HN
bH. WALSH, 4le Broad street, takes p,esssnrSS siS
=, the Sliblic that he has now IN stock fa
sssnrtment " OF ROCKS AND STATIONERY In
ali its branches which be is prepared g seld ~
very low prices. Also . fine selacfton 0i Wr,nng
Desks, Portfolios, Albums, Chromos, SSee IT,
&c 4 call is solicited. y !. :,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
TIIDEN s, CO.'S - s.,,, ~, /,
L MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS.
FLUID EXTRACTS. .
SuGAR-CUATED PILLS, ~
ALKAL0Ips and RESlNoIDS

The well.estahlished reputation of the articles
from the house OF rilden & Co. Is well Known
throughout the country. We have received 9 large
snppiy, and arc prepared to furnish the trade and
physicians at the lowest prices. = =
Catalogues furnished on applications. &,
ia ls : 80 i. ! Bichn md Va
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CALENDARS, &C., 1s70-We ofer to our
" castumers and the psblic, vi wshSIt out SGssge, rg
ofice, and counting house; We have fot ssls
ALMANACs and DIARIES for pocket of1se5
and for physicians. Also, 5000 BLAak -bCgMAN
memorandum at &C. to the largest ledger ~ -.
IAC1cGiJNT BOOKS MADE TO QRDEA. 4.
ialLdNw l3,t LIS Main Sfeee. Il
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CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
COMMON COUNCIL.


At called meeting Of the CoEmon Council
held November 2, 1870, there were present:
John B. Smoot, esq.,, President aad Nicssrs.
Wheat, Neale. Lawson, Wedderburn. harris,
on, Price Portnor, Massey, Evans and Dyson.
The President stated that the meeting had
been called for the purpose OF considering the
application ofthe Alexandria and Fredericks-
burg Railroad for right of way through the
be invited into the chamber to hear such site
ments as might be made By thoss who woro up.
plying for the franchise, and his suggestion be-
ing adopted,
Mr.. Wheat conveyed the invitation and
tho Board Of Aldermen entered the chamber.
On motion OF Mr. Massey, it was resolved,
tn at any gentleman present might address the
Joint meeting upon the SUBJ ect to be considered
Explanatory remarks were than made b7 +.
l. Smith, ESQ, counsel for G. 5. Roberts, Prea
ident, and W. j. Howard, General Solicitor, Of
the Alexantri- s fredericksburg Railroad. and
sitter full and free discussion Of tho merits OF
the application, participated in by Messrs'
Massey, Suite, French, Smoot and : Gaze tho
Joint m citing dissolved
Mr.. Massey offered tho following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That a committee OF two membeFi
of this Board be appointed to confer with tho
officers of the Orange, Alexandria and Manasss:
and Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad:
in relation to the laying Of a track through one
or moro of the streets OF the city;
and Messrs. Massey ard Ls";oa wero sppoint
ed said committee
On motion OF Mr. Wheat, TIC Board then nd
journed. ,.,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The attendance at the fair ground at Win.
s. chester Friday afternoon was large. Some hVe
thousand tickets were sold during the day, and
the managers of the society were highly elateu
over the results OF the exhibition. The attend
auce on Saturday morning was small, owing
to the fact that nearly all OF the stock and
other articles on exhibition had been removed
late Friday night and there was nothing lett
OF any note to attract persons. Mr.. j. IL.
Williams delivered an interesting address on
Friday.
The meeting of Confederate officers and
soldiers, held at Richmond. Va, on Tuesday,
says the Enquirer, appointed Il committee,
consisting OF Generals r. Il. Preston, of South
Carolina, and NJ. d. Corse, OF Alexandra
Coils R. Z. Withers, of Lynch burg, and Dula.
ny. of Loudoun Capt. Thomas D. Houston,
of Botetourt, and privates &. S. Gregory, Pat.
Woods, Alfred Shields and 0. II. Tucker, 10
confer with tn, Richmond committee, and to
receive the delegations which are to visit Rich
lnond to-day.
There wore brought to Lynchburg yesterday
two mammoth beeves, whose aggregate is five
thor sand two hundred pounds. They were
raised by Mrs. Sarah Preston, of Montgomery
( county, tattened by Messrs. Glendy d Irolinger,
OF Pulaski. These gentlemen also have some
fifteen or twenty other cattle. none OF Whlch
weigh less tran 2l00 pounds each.
The Staunton Spectator says George Mich,
.el. near North River Gap, hos call ABOUT
eighteen months old, that has been giving mix
for several months, without beng mctnef'-
How will PSYCHOLOGISTS account Tor TINS
At the Fair in Richmond, yesterday, there
we're $4,000 persons in attendance io'uay
will be the closing day.
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NEW BOOKS At FREN IL S
lN No O. King street.

NEW BOOKS AT FREN c H. S
~ No. s. King street.
a Key to tho knowledge Of Church History
(Ancient) by John Henry Blunt II Al -.
A Kew to tho knowledge and Use Of Inc
Book of Common Prayer, by J. II. H'uili
MA; 81.
The Importance Of y scort:ining the :iiS.'!i'
cal Truth Concerning Jesus, by n. II. Inrnci<
ST. Co. ,.,
Ancient Classics for Englis!. Readers, edited
by Rev. ". Lucas Collins, u. 2.
Now ready, (Homer) The Odyssey, Iha IL
lisd Herodolus and Cesar 81 each:
Notices and Aphorisms, from Shakespeare .
band book Of reference end quotation, arranged
alphabetically, with n copioHs Index OF "oroS
and ideas two style5 81 blnd!ngi 81 - ana
$50
Episodes in al Obscure Life being cxpe,lonce:
in the Tower Esullets, by curate, haIds0m ne
Iy illustrated paper covers: Isl bound, 81 %.
Good Stories for Toung People, oy popular
authors; profusely illustrated; 81 -.
Cool Words for Tie Young; 1870, SHGi:sh
copy; vol complete ST; handsomely bound.
The Sunday Magazine. complete, volume
English copy. 1870; 81 SO.
The Little Match Girl poca', by . iady CT
Charleston, s. c. illustrated by the author; nc.
In MemoriGm, u sermon preached on inc
death OF General Eobers z. Lee, IN th1lsI
Church, Alexsndria, Va, by the rector, hev'
Randolph Il. McKim. Pubiished by the anaI'
imous request Of the Vestry OF Ch1Ist Churcn
Only few cupias left price l5c-ma!lcd 10
any part of the country on receipt 81 l9c
n Msw LOOKS Gnu -H"s"~G i. FRENCH
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isAis .SEEfs.

At the idence Of tho bli"es ''the: or
Thursday morning, October eth, 1870, by teV
Mr.. K ely, Of Baltimore. 3uG-NE +. IA
PHEL, Of Baltimore county, Nd and j. IL n
EATTE S., daughter of Col. Noble : if*c' Il
Of LOMdOun county.
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FEEEH1.

This morning, Of complicated rhneHm.o,aia
ANNA MAY, daughter Of j. Il: and Asry
Sherwood, aged 4 years sid months. ~ ,lh'
funeral will take place TO- morrow (FrdaS
evening, at 3 o'clock, from the residence OF he
parents ccraer Columbus aud Princess streets
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CANAL COM NJ r. ROE.
- lsEz5 s::zzs s::55i:5sas
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Boats John II Platte, John O Brine, John :
Fox, w j Lloyd, NJ Liensn, d Lowe, A
Perkins, w Bacon. /: Hh5dock "ad a
Chsm berlin, to American Coal Co.; boats y N
Mspruder and Morning sun to lamp Is Bait
Coal O.: boat b + Charles, t. Jas i;oyce " To-
DEPARTURES.
Bots j } Swift Z J. Linen, john Ii t'lstte
T G. Greenless, John G. Brine ind Joan > Fog
for Cumberland
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State Of South Carolina,
Executive Dept.

Columbia, juno I9, Io61.J
Sir: / have made full Gnd satisfactory ties. oi
the Spectsces procured from you, and have
the pleasure to say that the glasses arc petlGr
adapted to my eyes than any l have ever uscd.
The facilities with which you fitted the glass t.
my eye furnished me conclusive evidence -!
your thorough experience aa an Oculi=t. 80.
Your attachments in your profession cntit."
you to tho confidence patronage and gratitude
Of the public.
/ have the honor TO be very respectfully
yours. JAMES J.. ORE,
Governor Of South Carolina.
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+. J. MURPHY, NJ. l.

have examined the Brazilian Pebble snd
Australian Crystal Glasses of DR.. N. Bern
hsrdt. aud regard them of superior quality and
surprising any that ever came under my OBJ
servation. Testimonials from the most prom-
nent citizens of the country prove that numbers
have been greatly benefited By tho Doctor |
take pleasure in recommending him to any WHO
NAV need his services II. II. HAYNES,
Pastor of the NJ. Z. Church.
Alexandria, Va Sent ~, 1870.
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The trial OF young Black for killing w. W
Mcksig, in Cumberland, Md, has been pest
poned until January next.
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MARINE LIST
All, ru.s..G 20 MapS sETs lii hg... ~
sun SEiS.... ...f 30
roRroF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER :.
ARRIVED.
Schrs Win Alien, Georgetown, nn'' il Il
Sharp. New York, to American Coal 6"
sAIIEi.
Schrs Uncas, Norwich, and j. II share, ftoV-
ilcnce, by American Coal Co.
MEMnRANi!!
Schr Maria picrson, Grant, hence =. = f"!k
lst instant.
Schr X c Stannart, Hubbard, icnca ~ Nor
folk 31st ult.
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priation to the Deaf Dumb and Blind Iustitu-
lion; prohibiting fishing with stakes in the
Rappahannock river, and incorporating the
Nottoway, Lunenburg and Mecklinburg Rail
road Company.
Pending the consideration of the bill impos.
Ing tax on oysters, the House adjourned.
LoUDouN COUNTY. The Stockholders in
the National Bank recently authorized to be
established in Leesburg, met on Monday last,
and perfected their organization by the election
Of the following officers President: Henry
r. Harrison: Directors Mathew HARRISON
L. W. S. Hough, VIM. Beverly. and Henry
Heaton. The Bank is to be put 10 active oper
alton at tho earliest practicable moment. VI
the board of ofhcers it is unnecessary to speak.
| They are among the hest business men OF the
county, and their names are sufficient guaran.
| Tee for the faithful and jndicious discharge OF
| the responsible duties imposed upon them
| by the stockholders
The Brick House and Lot. on Loudounn
Street, the property OF the late Edward
Hanmat, was so at public sale on Tues
day, by M. Harrison, Attorney, for $965l.
Jos L. Norris, purchaser.
Among the Notaries Public recently ap-
pointed by Gov. Walker, for this county, we
notice the name of MIR. VIM. N. Wise OF Lees
| burg.
The prevalence Of what is termed, for the
want OF more appropriate name-hog enc
lera,-has been, and continues alarmlngy iatai
to the swine: The individual losses sustained
by the ravsges of the desease, whatever, 1t Is
are too numerous to specify. One gentleman
alone, informs us that within fortnight, be
has lost upwards Of forty hogs, twenty OF them
| fine porkers, the smallest of which would have
| weighed over 200 pounds. At a public sale
last week, we saw a beautiful full blooded Ches
ter SOW sell for ST. land boar for sl3. Twelve
months ago they would have brought three
| times these amounts.
The fair of the Valley Agricultural Society,
held at Winchester last week, is represented as
having teen thorough success. The display
was excellent, and tho crowds of persons IN
| attendance immense. Among the premiums
| awarded, was, for best geIding or mare, under
| saddle: II. G.. Gibson, of Loudoun,. tor Lo'
THAR" first premium, $40. John w. Gibson
of Clarke, for best stallion, $50; Oven Hamll
ton. of Loudoun, for "Gen. Taylor" second
premium, $lO.-Louo1oun Mirror.
The Virginia Annual Conference OF the
Methodist Protestant Church conVenes In
Norfolk to-day. The question OF the present
session, involving The greatest Interest, Will be
the subject of union between this Conference
and the Virginia Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South.
The trial OF young Black for killing w. w.
Mckaig, in Cumberland, Md, has been post
poned until January next.
The British Government has determined to
pardon O'Donavau Rosa and other Fenian
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From Ex-Governor Shorter, OF Alabam:

Eutsua Ais, April 7, 1870.
Dr.. NJ. Bernhardt, Oculist and Opticlan:
Ny Dear Sir: beg to express to you The
deep sense of obligation feel for the proieeS-
sional kindness extended TO me- by which, WITH
eye sight impaired by years of appicstll and
study, am enabled to write this note with tho
clearness of vision which enjoyed in the dag;
of my youth. May your honorable and uset"i
life long be spared, that humanity may enjoy
the scientific Skill of ono go eminently quallle"
in mind and heart to do good to mis- fciio~mcn,
With grateful acinowled gmcnts, permit me t"
subscribe myself
Your Otedient servant and friend.
Gov. JNO. GILL SHORTER.
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The British Government has determined to
pardon O'Donavau Rosa and other Fenlan
prisoners
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WORSTED HOSIERY.

=
Large stock Of the shove now in store-plsid,
fancy mixed and plain colors. These goods
81 @ very cheap and have been carefully select
cd to meet inc wants Of first class trade, OF
oct "a &C. BERRY'S, - King st.
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TESTIMONY OLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Alexandria, September y, 1879.
TRADE MARK.

AIeXandrlA, SepLV1HUeF - Io!V'
Judging from the interview which ! haH"
had with Professor n. Bernhardt | believe
him to be skllful Optician, and from the
many certificates which he hes from the highc2!
men of the South, that he is an cxperer""1rrt
oil oh Ia 1ict
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1t is said in Washington that new Pest
master is TO be appointed in Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-03
.,stt III Es.a -

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. November The
market for Wheat is dull; offerings o. 90 bush
els white aud 1878 of red with ISLES OF the tor
mer st l25 for inferior, Ind of the lattc- 1T ITO,
lis, l25, 12S, $50, 1872 acd l4o for damaged TO
prime. Corn s inactive; offerings Of I44 bush
els mixed and AZ OF yellow, with sG!cs ut the
former a. 66. GO and 10 for new, and IS for Old
Small offerings Of Rye, with sales 1t G.. Oats
are unchenged offerings Of IS! bushels, with
sales at 81 and a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-03
HOE, WEDDERBURN & co.

CKOVRR & BAKERS SEWING MA
" CHIN ES-We have on hard large as
sOrtmen. OF The above we'll known machines
also very COOL second hand machine CT the
same make. We desire to call particular at
tenlioa to tho now style BOX Machine" to
work by hand. Machines sold on sccommo-
dating terms also for rent.
oct 20 f, s, LEADBEATER s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-03
Portsmouth, Va, Lee. |. 1866.

Portsmouth, Va, Dec. |. 1866.
Prof Bernhardt:-I owe you debt of graft
tude for the benefit you have rendered mo- For
many years l hsvo been accustomed to u.s."
glasses when reading or writing. and al way
with pain, more or less, to my eyes. You have
relieved Inc from sll Inconvenience. l can now
read and write for oil hours without any PAIN,
and can see objects distant and near through
the same glasses with clearnoss and distinctne's
that have not experienced since my youth.
l AN gratefully yours,
JOSEPH Fl. PLUNKETT,
Pastor OF St. PauPs.