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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-22
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-22

1.10O. 900, 4 inches to feet high. Best
Timber aud Nat Tree planted A 16-page
Co. gainesville, Lake CO.. o.
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BOOK AGENTS

By Oh. THOMPSON. q stancard house
hold medical WORK. AS such. it has no
rival. 1t is Endorsed by the most eminent
Its merit and reliabilfrv are thus placed
beyond question. No book offers greater
Inducements to agents. send for circulars
with terms, &c. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO., I5S Elm st., CincinN
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Gay 6dySs
The Cnarnaex, having been chartered 70
take the place OF the H. James, Ia the
MaysvitIe trade, most OF her crew have
zone home Capt. Wash. Thompson and
SER Frank Williams will put IN the time
Nv making a cruise out to Kansas
Capt. Ed. Evans, after consulting ship
rers, returned to Portland last night 10
load the Kate Putnam for New Orleans.
Mart Eustes and Eugene Hanlan viii pL-
lot her TO New Orleans and baeK.
Capt. %. II. Thorpe has completed the
ship carpenter work on EhinkIe's new
steamer Charles B1dmann, and Ealer will
be through with DER cabin In fifteen days,
while Dumont ta putting mp her ma
chtnery. and Will be ready for steam In
side OF six weeks. She's a beau ", as we'll
AZ serViceable, and will be launched from
the Marine Ways with steam up.
The Gazette says:
Captain Thomas II. Eckeft received q
letter from Captain Rees Dugan, So furday
dated at Memphis, which stated that CAP
tain ID. bad sold the machinery OF the
sunken Robert Moore to Captain Pink
Varble, for 81 100.
LoUHvILLE. - The COMMERCIAL Of Tues
day says:
The Ella Hulsl1as VII arrive here today
&c take ont q load for the steamer Andtauas
J Capt. John A. Williamson, superin-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20
Letter from Fairfax County.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Jan. l9.-SeVeral
of our good people would like to know where
the package of Gazettes BY mail goes. The
papers reach here about every second day: in
stead of daily, aud sometimes no mall ii al! Is
sent US by the agent on the Orange road.
Our County Court has just closed in great
"peace and harmony" your fighting CORES
pondent not being on hand. Mr.. Charles Whit
tlcsey was with US.
The Masonic fraternity have just received
charter for Lodge at this place. Henry Lodge
No. 81. The following are the officers: Jno. I.
Worthiugton, W. Master Albert Fairfax, ST.
Warden: H. G. Williams, Jr. Warden. The
Lodge will be duly installed by Deputy Grand
Master f. A. Reed, OF Alexandria, on Monday
The oath, assisted by those high up 10 the craft.
So say the initiated.
Oar census dscloses the fact that We have
% widows and 80 marriagcaba young ladies'.
Old bachelors, only five.
Quite large and enthusiastic Railroad
meeting was held on Court day, Francla y.
Dickens, chairman, and Rich. Fncr, Serr'
tary, the official proceedings OF which will b.
forwarded for publication. More anon.
SIMON.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE0F VALUABLE
: REAL ESTATE N UPPER FhUQUlER.
In pursuance Of q decree 81 tho County Court
Of Fauquer county, Va. made Oh tho 9Th OF
September, 1885, the undersi gned. Commas ION e.
ers in said decree, will offer for sale to the high
est bidder, before the Court House door IN
Warrenton, Virginia, on TUE3DA1 the hrit
of March, 1870 beng the second day Of Fcbru-
airy County Court, the REAL ESTATE. in
Fauquier county, owned and occupied by Col.
s. j. Tebbs, at the tire ol his death, consisting
Of that welI.known and most valuable farm
called sc GRASSLAND" situated about four
miles from the Plains and RectortoWn Stations
on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and about the
same distance from Middleburg and Upper
VILE containing about 40 acres OF i4nd ne
improvements consist Of = line BklCh GSIA
d WILLING, with seven rooms, besides -lssssaa
finished basement and attic servants house,
meat house dairy, kitchen, courthouse. Crane:
ry and stables. The land is we'll enclosed Mnd
subdivided with stone ana wooden tencei Is
well watercd, has en- abundance Of timber and
is of the best quality Of Fauquier lsnd. There
il no moro desirable farm now IN market III this
section oi Virg ina
Also, the FARM adjoining "Grsssiand
known rs w. w. Tebbs' farm, continuing aboat
1856 acres Of land OF the same quality as 'Grns;-
lsndu The improvements on this tract consls.
Of y good FRAME HOUSE. with four f:s..AA
rooms and basement, stable, corn house E3zaal
meat house, &c. 1t ia mso we'll Watcrcl, ard
has an abundance Of wood.
These lands will be surveyed before this day
Of sale, and plats Of each farm, showing tho
shape, quantity of land, &C., can be seen by ap-
plicsiion to the Undersigned
Both these farms are rented Tor tho present
wear. but the purchaser will be entitled TO the
landlords share Of the rent, or he may be able,
by arrangement with the parties renting, to get
Immediate possession, iEdesired. The purchaser
will have the privilege Of seeding tho land this
Fall.
THE TERMS, prescribed by the Decree aro
as follows: Onc.tenth Of the purchase money
in cash, and enough on the conRrmstion OF sale
with aid tenth to make ono third o! the pnr-
chase money the residue in one and two yosIa
from day of sale, to be secured by the bonds OF
tho purchaser. All the deferred payments to
bear interest from! tho day " sole
EPPA HUNTOH.
Is. 7. holland.
Esnnnier co ian 2O.eo!s CONS 0i Sale.
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I'D ED.

At his re.ideuco, in Nottingham District
Prince George's county, Md, on Tuesday hIghi
Mr.. GLEN ENT b. HlLL, III about Inc 'oen
year of his age.
In I,eesburg, on the morning OF We incsdsy
January 18th, ALICE BLACKBURN HA K
RISON, fourth daughter OF tho late Burr w,
and sarah Il. Harrison. Well did slio merit
the esteem in which she ,sns universally held by
On tho first Of January. 1870, JAN EFT
TAYLOR, eldest daughter OF msjor IL. NJ.
Bell, of Stanton, aged twelve years.
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prNaNCIAL Il ,;absssaEtsGgAa..

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. 2O.-Tlc mar
ket for Flour is dull and prices very weak
Extra will not command over S. 50 Tor straight
brands. For Family there is scarcely any CO.
mand. and for Super there is but little enquiry.
The offerings Of Wheat were moderate ana a'I
taken 1T 1l2, 49, ZIG, us. 1l9 and l2o Tor RCD
no white. Corn was in fair demand and prices
steady; sales of 100 bushels white at % i'UO
bushels mixed at sc, 81 50 and %, and 70 bush
els yellow q! IS and Sc. Rye steady, with sales
Of 400 bushels at SO, SO and &C. Oats i'll tar re-
quest; offerings light and sales at 81 and o..
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ID AsSYNE EE5 2,

ARRIVED.
Steamer e G Knight, Johnson, New York.
10 Hooe, Wcddorburn & Co.
MARINE DISASTERS.
MOBILE, Ala, January l9.-Tho British ship
Indian Chief, from Cardiff, with railroad iron,
previously reported ashore on the outer oar,
Two. The crow were saved with three hundred
and fifty bars Of iron. n,
Tho American ship Mermaid, C.pt. Cawood,
which cleared for Pensacola on the l4th inst
by K. j. Ingcrsoll u Co., went ashore on The
west bank of the outer bar yesterday
This morning efforts wero made to pull her
off but failed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court Tor
Alexandria county, Virginia. rendered at its
August term, 1859, in the suit of Mary, Z.
Lloyd. Guardian, plaintiff, vs.: j. P: Tabb ct
al, defendants in chancery, the undersigned,
Commissioner therein named, will procecd. on
SATURDAY, the Goth day Of February, $50.
a! u O'Clock M, in front of tho Mayors office,
in the city of Alexandria, to sell, by public
auction q TRACT OF LAND, lying in Alex
sndria county, about one mile northwest of the
civ, containing about sixty scrcs Of very pro.
tifully located and improved by q comfortable
FRAME DIV ELLING, kitchen, &c, &c, c.
large barn and stables, orchard OF choice I'll
fruit in full bearing, fine cistern and stream ot
water through the place, and altogether one OF
tho most desirable situations in this vicinity
Tho land adJoins Mrs. Hsrp"r's, Noltes ana
others, and is bounded on the southwest By The
old Leesburg road.
TERMS-One tenth of the purchase, money
to be paid in cash, and for the residue the
bonds of tho purchaser, with security, ct e, II
and IS months, to bo taken for the deferred
navments, with interest from day Of sale and
tito to be retained until they are fully paid
Stamps and convey sncing ut the cost ol the
purchaser. I. w. al bh'Si
ian 20-td commissioner
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
I ASSAS RAILROAD.
E~M DBL # 3 Gs siaE 9@l

MMM W ss . 1ssea
Onsnd after THURSDAY, Nov. Is, 1859. one
dsilv passen ger train will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting Il!
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington and the var,
GINA Springs; at LXnchburg Tor the " esS ana
! Southwest, ard at washington 10 lhe No''n
| and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily at G:65 g. m, and
Alexandria as 800 q. m, arriving At Lynchburg
| ut sos .. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 1926 a. m.,. arrive at
Alexandria ut 6:3O p, m, and a. Washington
VI G:20 p. III.
Also daily including Sunday, q passenger train
through with0W change Of cars-Sleeplng car
acknowledgement WAS IN GTON and
RICH MOND making close connections at
Richmond and Washington in the direct line
between Now York and the South Atlantic
States.
Loavo Washington at G:S5 p. M. and Ale1an.
dris at 1885 p. NJ; arrive at Gordonsville at ll6U
D. M, and 1T Richmond ut 800 &. H., connect!
ing with train leaving Richmond ut 400 a. III.
for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest.
leave Richmond at $50 p. m, and Gordon5
Vile ii l225 a. m; arrive at Alexandria at 4:46
q. m, and at Washington at 5:35 a M, connect,
ing with esrliest trains to New York and
Northwest
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will
leave Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, ii
800 u. ill.,, arrive st Harrlsonburg at a2O p. L..
Lesve Harrisonburga at $40 Il IN, and connecting
at Manassas junction with northernbound tralu
on main line, arrive 1t Alexandria At G:3O y. m.
The train Oh Manassas Branch will make
good connections at the Junction with night
limo TO and from Richmond
Through tickets and baggage checked to 81!
prominent pO,Ds@.
j. NJ. BROADUS.
nov PIT General Ticket agent
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
l AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
The Old Favorite Mail Route via Aqua Creek.
The Shortest and Best Route to Rich
mOnd and tho South
Fat and comfortable STEAMERS lesvs
Washington city twice daily, Sun
day p. III. excepted, from the wharf @ssaaafE26
foot Of Seventh street. at TIC u. To-, and 716 p.
H., stopping at Alexandria each way, and con
meeting at Aqua Creek with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Z t., with eis.
CANT cars, Supplied with elegant sleeping chairs
on All its trains. Through tickets and baggage
checks to all points South
Both boats stop at Alexandria going and re-
turning. j. B. GENTRY,
Gen. Ticket Agt,
ian lift RiGhmQnd. Va
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yssj.g,nsNG MATERIAL.

! i,EXANDKIA PLANNING MILLS.
,I@;n,.r,, 1,,,1rsor BOYD II. SMITH.
JANE ;SOE e. SMITH,
John K. IhMBDEN, Superintendent
Nos % and 81 Water ST.,
Arc prepared t. !urnsh ~ %n'r. h"L''" Nv
on reasonable l:rmE
sash, DOORS,
BLINDS, BRACKETS,
lOULDlNGS,
BALI.USHERS,
Newell PO3Tj.
Wealth VIZ BOARDING..
SIDING, ROA STUEF,
DRAW Elk STUFF
PANELS, Sc, s..
And t. execute Mi kinds Of scroll Saving
and WuoA- Turning, Flaming T"ng';eIng and
urp,ying and Suriucing done in the bo!t man
nc7 rhoy will :,l4" lprnlsh plans And spncli-
cations for dwellings, stores Gnd other building.
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MARRIED.

I'm III. 18th instant, at ST. Puuls Church, by
Rev. r.. u. Dudley, jr, l.. LEWIS CON Raj
TO MINNIE ii. WORTHlNGTON,a all ct Bal
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ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORGETOWN K. K.
ID W ID - - -
NEW TIME TABLE NIGHT TRAIN Fof
RICHMOND.

RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTU RE OF fAo-
SENGER TRAINS CHANGED.
nav RAIN FOR LYN OH U RG
On and after THURSDAY, Nov. 25th. 1867,
and until further notice. through ana locs!
passenger trains will run between Wsshius'o'-
and Alexandria. as follows: :,,,,dot
Through Day Trains, Sundays lnc'uW4eu
Leave Washington, Southwark oounu, NAY
land Avenue Depot, at 10 Il. m Leave AleA
andria, Northward bound, corner puhe gu"
Henry streets. At 5:3a p. m ,
Through Night Trains, Sundays excepted
Leave Washington, Southwark bound, Mary
land Avenue Depot at $50 p. H. Leave AieA
andria, Northward bound, corner Duke an"
Henry Streets at 400 q. m.
Evening specisl trains will be run between
Washir pton and Alexandria on Iuesdays'
THURSDAYS and Saturdays, as follows
Tnava Alexsndria, Northward bound, corner
St. Asaph and King streets, at G:l0 p. IN; hoaT'
Washin gton, Southwark bound, Marylanu a'-
enue Depot, at 11:25 p. m u,;o.
TorA1 PASSENGER TRAINS between WasnihE-
ton and Alexandria Sundays excepted.)
Lave Washington, Maryland avenue Depot
at and II O M. and 2, AGO and tounuhys III
cludedJ ut 7:2O p. m. h
Leave Alexandria, corner 81. Assph aho
King streets ut 8 and 10 a. m, and ana PIN
and corner Duke and Henry stS., al a:4o =. IL
E0TjND TRIP TICKETS-Partiesp urchas-
inc round trip tickets for evening special trains
| and not returning Same evening, can MAKE use
| of such tickets in payment of fare on any local.
! train on following day
FARE-For evening special trah dity cents,
for round trip. Tickets for same to be obtained
| only ct Alexandria ticket office on Tuesdeys'
| Thursdays and Saturdays. after departure OF p
| D. M local day train.
No other ticEs:s recognized on evening spo'
cial train. o. l.. STEVENS, Con. SUPP;
w + PHELPS, Gen. Manager. nov 2I-tt
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STEAMBOATS,.
.K~ b POTOMAC FERRY COMPY'S.
&ss85aEaEiE STEAMERS,
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA and

E.sa So POTOMAC SEE EzS MEks gonP'7's'
CITY CITY OF A A. "A N6RdA4 and
jngton and Aeysndrla each hour during the
day, beginning first trip at a. M, and making
'Ss' ''p '''A" '''''' ''' S S : s. r Ho Il;
dec 2l-tf Prest: Potomac Ferry CO:
<sze FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
S&3 ak4GG TOWN. =,
New York Every Saturday, and
Alternate Tuesdays.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THEsATURD4TsT STEAMER:
First Cabin, payable in gold-Liverpool or
Queenstown, Sl0O.
Stoerage payable in currency-Liverpool or
Queenstown, $50
PASSAGE BY TIE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
1FAX.
First Cabin, payable in goid-l.yerPool or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax, $40; st. Johns,
H. t., by branch steamer, $40.
;trerngc payable in currency - Liverpool or
QuennstoWn, $50 Ha!liaE. 3l1i 1t. Johns, Il.
T.. by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold t. snH from England, Ireland
AMI th., Continent 81 moderate rates.
For further information, apply at tho 20 M
peny's Offices.
aux IS-ly agents, A Iexa.. Va
!y..>, NEW EXPRESS LINE
.as.s5sa Il nnTwEsN
rHIINDNnPHIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETD w Il NASHlNGTON: :,
Steamers leave regularly from geo ~ + +
TOWN, foot nC Congress ST., EVERY WE'D
n ESDAY; frcm ALEXANDRIA,, foot u
King st. EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight received daily ut lowest rates.
This line connects with ell the, Nortnorn,
Eastern ard Western Railroads and Iranspor.
tation Companies. and will forward ireight Dy
all the limos running out Of Philade!Eh ma, Tree
| Of css.mission, and givos TIL ROUGH hAIho
II. ELDRIDGE s. CO.
No. i - Wharves Alexandra, Va.
LYIt.LIAM z. CLYDE s. CO..
| SO Y South Wharves, Phllada
HYDE & TYLER,
i,I-,f - Water ST., Georgetown.
| 49, LlEKCHANTS' LINE NEW YOKE
| E,iL.trt STEAMSHIPS.
| The lino consists "r tho following hF&l' cIas
+. G. ENlHHT..." Capt.; }. W; nent.
| JOIN GIBSON ......."C Capt. W. IL. WINTER
| VALLEY CITY. Capt. w. johnson
| Willleavc New York EVERY SATUk DA1
| for this port, and returning vii! leave hl"&ah
| dri. EVERY FRIDAY, ut II o'clock.
| For freight or passage apply 20
uOUE, WEpDEKBURN = CO.
Agents, No. Prince ST.,
| AGENTS in New York,
| PHILLIPS s. BEOWN, 80
| s,,o-tf 81 south street, Pier No. IL.
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sTHUOUKat4r. tiUr1r INDUSTRY.

HfECOUKAtlr. HJEr INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOUE hiE fKAM +
FACTORY,
CJrner Queen and Fairfax SIS. At"Aa.
We have HOW made up STD doors Of all 2I%cs
from - - $40; $40 Windows Of Sash, gn@cl
aid unHlA2e'l choap 2J0 paIr3 Blinds, AL
sizes; III 0O9 foet MoulIings, do different pat.
terms. w Ill make ri short notice Window and
Door frames, Brackets, &c, Novels, Ealus-
ter. and Hyirant3 constantly ON hand. lhbor-
al .iiacou,ts made 20 dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, NO iee
confident THAT %n can please oar Customers.
piun.ng, irMauc and GronVing, saw ny,
Turning n:L Grrnil-i wng done in tho best
manner
Plans nni specifications furnished - pHrle:
contracting Nth ~ f.: building materials.
,snru RlSHEILIi 81 HODGE.
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EOR SALE.

FoK SALE
NEHUEDRED ACRES Of the ella r.
N0NTp' ESTATE, about three miles from Al
cyandria. on the line Of the Orange and Alex
snIria Railroad For terms, &c. apply 10
DOUGLAS Y. FORREST,
Nc t Spurriers Court
i'm 20.eo1m- Baltimore Md
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VIRGINIA NEWS,

Several Of the Republican and Conservative
parties have united in preparation for a public
demonstration iu Richmond on the DAY of the
States admission A joint committee has ap
piled to the Washington authorities tor tho loar
of cannon for firing salutGs. and the application
has been granted. Many do not approve OF the
proposed demonstration.
The Jeter Phillips case is i'll the Federal
courts on an appeal by Phillips counsel from
decision OF Judge Underwood of the District
Court. The appeal carried the case to the
Circuit Court and before Chief Justice Chase.
The next hearing will be before the latter OF
somebody appointed in his stead.
Mr.. Duncan Thompson, Jr., clerk of the
Council, and Chamberlain Of the Corporation
OF Fredericksburg has been appointed assistant
assessor OF the revenue for the counties OF Gull
pepper and Kappahaunock.
Yesterday Gen. Candy directed JAS. Q. Tay-
lor, the Attorney General Of the Stale, elected
last summer, to assume the duties OF that Office,
his disabilities having been removed by Con-
grcss. MIR. Whittesey therefore retires.
The anniversary celebration of the Franklin
Literary Society of Randolph Macon College
was we'll attended, and was every way crodlta-
BILE to the members.
The Lexington Gazette seems to lave aban-
doned all hope of aid from the city of Baltimore
to the proposed Valley Railroad
WEDDING.-l esterday large number gath
cred in tho Presbyterian Church, to witness
the marriage ceremony between MIR. James ii.
MoVeigh and Miss Mary +. Radcliffe, daugh-
ter of Of Daniel Radcliffe, Esq, OF the Balti-
more bar. Among those present were many
from the Old Dominion, and the presence OF
much beauty and fashion in the church made
the scene one of great interest and animation.
The bridal party entered the church, MIR. and
Mrs. Daniel Radcliffe leading the party, FOL.
lowed in order by Mr.. Bayne and Miss Me.
Larnor, Mr.. McVeigh, and Miss Mamie Rad
cliffe, Mr.. Howell and Miss Emma Radcliffe,
and the bride and groom. The two latter ranged
themselves in front of the Rev. DR.. Bullock,
tho officiating minister, the bridesmaids to the
left Of the bride and the grooms,nen to the
right of the groom. The bride and her attend
ants were attrcd in lavender colored silk, with
lace and satin trimmlpgs,a and presented beautl..
full and attractive appearance, their natural
loneliness being enhanced by the excitement
and emotions of the hour. Rev. DR.. Bullock
performed the ceremony in his usual impress
i've manner, at the conclusion OF which the
wedding marty returned to the residence OF the
brides father, when for several hours they re-
ceivcd their friends. The hour for parting came
and with many an uttered wish for their happl-
ness the happy couple proceeded to the Phlla-
delphia depot and took the train for the North,
where they will spend the first weeks of their
honeymoon. May joy and love attend them
henceforth and forever.-Bat. Com.
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The bed of the Winchester 4 Strasburg
Rail Road, is now completed, ready for the
track, with the exception Of three sections of one
mile each, and these will be ready in six weeks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

The Winchester Times learns that a New
York capitalist is negotiating tor the purchase
of the Bank OF Winchester building with the
view OF commencing banking operations. 1t is
the design of the gentleman in question TO put
in the bank the sum of 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

MIR. John Merryman has been elected Treas
urer ofthc State Of Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

The successful revolutionists in Hayt, hav-
ing driven Salnave out of the island, are now
shooting many of bis officers whom they have
captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

A DIAMOND WEDDING has just been celebra-
ted by couple who have been married seventy
five years, the parties being far advanced in
the nineties The event caused the greatest
excitement among the 1sraelites at Lunon,
in Wcstphalia. The groom and bride, Mr..
and Mrs. Meyer, we're surrounded by an array
of children, grand and great grandchildren
Coneratulatory illusions came from all parts
Even the cable was employed to convey TO
the happy pair congratulations from their sou
and grandcbild, residing 10 Pittsburg Penn
sylvania,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

It said that Gen. Butler announces that
hen the Senate returns the Virginia bill te
the House, he will move its reference to the
Reconstruction Committee. Mr.. Bingham will
move that the House concur in the Senate
amendments aud it is believed this motion vii!
be adopted.
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RAILROAD LINES.
Il SHIRE RAILROAD.
ID "a M M !as q

on this road will be run as follows:
The mail train will leave Alexandria daily,
except Sunday, at $50 o: m arrive at Lees
burg at lilo 8. NJ, and Hamilton at ll:40 a. N
Leave Hamilton at 1920 p. H., and Leesburg a:
1880 p. M; arrive at Alexandria at $3.50 p. m.
The accommodation train will leave Ale1an-
dria daily except Sunday, at P. M, and arrive
at Leesburg at $50 p. M, Leave Leeseurg a.
7:l5 a. m and arrive at Alexsndrls a. s:49 81 "a a,
D. m. train from Hamilton, connect at Hamilton
Will Kemp Daily Line of COACHES for t Pur-
cellvlle Snickersville. Berry7ille and Min-
chester; also. with Resmers Line Of &, Goae9e1s ,
which leave Leesburg daily for balr s. MILL
A Idle and Middleburg. DEC Zo-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

The British Consul at New York denies the
story, "going the rounds, " that he has received
and paid to Miss Gray, of Fort Edward, N.Y.,
an instalment Of Legacy of $40, 1000. 600, lately
left to her by the father of her former lover in
Eogland-nor does he know of, or believe,
that any such legacy was lett to her. Here is
another burst up in an English legacy -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-20

SO remarkable is the case of the man in
Maine, (who" during the late war served in the
s4th Pa. Regiment, and was placed on the
pension roll,) who has declined the pension on
the ground that ne can make his own living,
that the nev spapers have taken it up second
tlme' 3D.. are again publishing it in all direc'
tons One thing will be observed. lie served
". the 94tb, not the Ssth formerly we'll known
in Alexandria