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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16
LOCAL NEWS.

CIRCUIT COURT CONFIRMATION of yesterdays
proeeedIn9s-Jas. s. French vs. Alexander
Hay-in case-same vs.. same-in case-causes
removed to Circuit Court u S. District Of
Virginia on petitions of defendants
jesse r. Sherwood chosen and appointed
guardian Of Mary Jane Sherwood, Lewis f.
Sherwood and Gee. Lewis Sherwood. orphans
of Louis A. Sherwood, deceased, and qualified
and gave bond, &C.
VIM. Y. Fenda vs. E. 4. Palgett-eiect-
msnt- continued with leave to either party ia
make depostions
Francis Miller. admitted to practice
JOS ". ROsebcrry VS. Sumner FiLz in case
=. jury sworn. could not agree aud adjourned.
70 Day. --Rosrberry We. Ftz-case-v
dict for plaintiff motion by defendant to SET
aside verdict.
&. Nj. Gas,leman W. Josiah Ford case -
non assumpsit, payment re licatlon and issue
Jury swora aud trial in progress.
CHANCERY SIDE Swami vs.. DEMPSEY ct al.
report OF special Commissioner kamry .lled
-cause revived w. &. A. Aexanders ex'r. and
John Chapman and Alexander Chapman adj
illustrators
Lawson vs. Lawson rx'r. report OF Special
Commissioner. Ramey filed
Wilson ct al. w. Wilsonc ct al. - Commission
er OF sale j. s. Chapman. ordered to collect
certain money and decree directing disposal
lheieur
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The VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY. The object
Of this society, though generally known,it may
be Well to state, is the distribution OF Bibles and
Tcstamcnts to the poor ia our own State, and
co the heatheu. Owing to the impoverishment
incident to the fate war, the spiritual care of our
own State, however, has more than required
all the resources of the organization. Persons
of every religious creed or denomination may
become members OF this society upon paying
50 annually the payment, however, Of $50 in
advance, will, without any further contribution,
constitute prrzon member for life. None
OF It's officers receive pecuniary compehsaton
An agent of the soarity, Rev. MIR. Figg,is now
in this CITY,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
What does Reason say:

Tho little mongoose when biLtnn by deadly
serpent resorts to certain plant. cats Of it, and
cscanrs the elect of the poison. hat is instinct
Human beings on tho other hand, must do
pend on reason and experience in selecting the
means Of protecting health and lifo against un-
wholesome influences. Now what does reason
gay on this vital subject? Docs il not tell na
that TO vigorato and purify the system IS the
best way to protect il against the invisible poi
son which generates disease? Surely il does.
The next question is,what guido shall we follow
il choosing medicinal saieguard2 Reason
replies LET your monitor be experience. VOL,
the experience Of eighteen years comprised i'll
ono unbroken series of satisfactory Testimonials
assures us that HOsLetLcrs Stem ach Bittors pos
sess strengthening, regulating and and antlsep-
tic properties which are not comh ined in tue
samo happy proportions in any othor prepare
ton extant. This, therefore, is tho antidote t.
which reason bids us resort whom our health is
imperrllcd either by tho malaria which pro-
duccs epidemic disorders, or by any othor
cause, whether inherent and constitutional or
connected with or habits occupations and
pursuits,
Tho venom Of Il noxious reptile is scarcely
moro subtle and dangerous than tnnt which
turks in loul air and impure water. 10 escape
the ievcrs, bilious disorders disturbances of the
bowels, and other scriou, maladios produced
by these in salubrious clements, il - absolutely
necessary that tho stomach and all the Sccrc-
tive organs should DO, go to speak in Il robust
condition. Upon tho amount OF resistance
which the vital System can oppose to the dele
FERROUS IT. ucnces that asaail ii the saiety OF tho
health depends, and it is because the GREAT
VEGETABLE INv1GoRANT imparts energy and
regularity TO the most important functions Of
the body, that il can be recommended and
Guaranteed IS an invaluable preventive mcdi-
cnn. tcD l4-colW
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OSr OK STOLEN-A CHECK from Ed
| / win kamey u Brothers, on the First M
tional Bank Alexandria, for S8l4 26. in my IN
vor, and endorsed by mo pay to the order ct
D. b. Gordon - said check dated January 4.h,
1870. Also, a NEGOTIABLE NOTE; drawn
by q. s. P. Triplett. ut 81 days from January
4 Co. and Edwin Ramey s. Brothers, and en-
dorsed by myself pay to the order Of D. d.
Gordon. Also, DRAFT, drawn by G. ). L.
Triplett on J. w. James & Co., and by them
accepted, for $3.50, at sixty days from January
LIST, 1870, endorsed by Edwin Ramey AZ Bros ,
and by myself endorsed pay to tho order OF D.
II. Gordon Also, James i William Mars bali, 5
DAYS after date for SOB 63, endorsed by Ed
win Ramoy s. Bros. and by myself made pay
able to the order Of D. H. Gordon. All per-
sons arc cautioned against receiving or rur'
chasing said notes or checks.
HENRY Al. MARSHALL,
rh lf1m Linden Station, al q. K. H..
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHGAs. Oriental lodge, Nc.
6. Knights Of Pythas, Organized about one
year ng }, has now membership Of one huL-
dred, aud is in most Furnishing condition. -
The lodge room, in the 18th story OF the AS
sambly Rooms building, has just been repaired,
refirted and relurushcd, and is now one OF the
largest and haudsomcst society rooms in the
city. The ladies' will hold lair for the bent-
fit of the lodge in the Assembly Rooms, COM
menciug on Monday, the 2Sth inst, which will
be visited on the 81, proximo by the members
of Germanis Lodge of the order from Washing.
ron
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

PoToMAc PILoTs. AT a meeting OF the
Corn Exchange this morning. Z. Is. Hooe in
the chair, and j. j. Jameison, Secretary, the
committee appointed at Il previous meeting to
prepare bill for the regulation Of the pllotase
Of the Potomac river reported bill which
Was unanimously adopted aud which received
tS5 pproval 81 the four or five pilots presaot,
and which the secretary was directed to ioI-
ward to Reuben Johnston, esq. delegate to The
Legislature trom this comfy, with the request
that he use his endeavors to have it passed by
that BODY.
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Police REPORT -.MAYoR's OFFICE. There
were no cases OF criminal character Ut the
Mayors office this morning.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Betsey Farmer anc
jimmie beavers. arrested yesterday Oh the
charge of robbing young man from Loudouu
county and released, on bail, to appear at en-
examination to be held at 9 o'clock this mora
ing We're discharged as 10 one appeared against
Johu Mckinney, for obtaining 500, 80 from
Mr.. Samuel Tennesson on forged order from
Captain Michael Shehce, was committed 10
Jail for trial..at the next term of the court. All
the money but one dollar WAS found on the
person of the offender.
WATcn REPORT The rain stopped and The
sky cleared away before the watch went on,
and the moon shone brightly until they went
off duty. About 94i o'clock there was dis
turbance in IIammcrdingcrs Alley, but t was
Quoted without any arrests There were no
disorders after ten o'clock, and no arrest made
by the watch Three lodgers were accommo
dated at the watch house.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DlSPAT CAES TO TIKI GAZS'"ii i;
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16-3 p. ID.
CONGRESS.

|
| CONGRESS.
In tho Senate, 10 day, Mir. Spencer present
ed the joint resolution Of the Legislature oil
Alabama 10 favor OF the national postal .tee
graphic systemlaiI on the table.
| Slr Johnston presented three applications
for tic removal Of disabilities. He also miro
duced another which was agreed 10 referring
the pension claim OF VIM. A. Harmon OF VA,
to the proper comulittec.
Dir. Anthony presented a memorial Tor the
erection CT breakwater and harbor q re-
| fuge ct Block Island, and by consent, addressed
| the Senate in support Of petition. lie argued
| that the work there was not local but national.
hIore than 200 vessels day passed this point
each day, and the value of hproor there ID a
storm would be incalculabIe. Upon the ~
muvul of the obsl; letions 10 He'll Gate one OF
| the main approaches to ;1e city Ct New \ olk,
from the sea, would be from the direction IN
which il is propu&cd to erect this wurk--reier-
red 10 committee on commerce.
A bill Tor the rclicfu! CorneIiuSJ j. Boyle was
referred to the committee on claims.
MIR. Wilson from tht. Committee on Military
Affairs reported . bill to provide manned SOL
diers new artificial Limbs every five years or
when Tor any reason they elect not TO take
such mbs they shall receive the money value
Of such limbs At fixed rate, $75 for legs $50
for arms, 81.
Mr.. Pratt moved to amend by giving the
same h0unics To soldiers who lost I limb in
the Mexican war, which WAS agreed 10.
MIR. Cameron moved to add the soldiers OF
the war Of 1872.
The bill and amendments were discussed at
some length, but laid aside without action.
The Senate then took up the bill for the ad-
mission OF Mississippi.
Mr. Yeatcs made 4 personal explanation.
The debate was continued by Mr.. Carpenter,
who defended himself from the charge of man
tanning state rights.
The House of Representatives was occupied
with business relating to the territories, and
the delegates were heard.
Nothing relative to Virginia or Virginians was
introduced during the morning hour.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Orders have been issued from the proper de-
nartment to stop all enlstmens for the naval
force, the navy being now full.
The Naval Committee today, agreed upon
a bill to give paymas:crs positive rank in the
naval service.
The order from the Navy Department, sns'
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q d ! s & q ! 8 . & !.

TO THE WORKING CI.ASS.-Wc are now
prepared to furnish all clrsscs with constant
emploument at home. the whole OF tho time or
for the spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
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tho business Boys and girls earn nearly rs
much as men. That Ill who SEQ this notice
nav send their address, and test the business
wo mako this unparalleled offer To such as
are not we'll satisfied, wo will send 81 to pay for
the trouble of writing. Full particulars val.
liable sample, which will do to commence work
on, and a copy Of The Peoples Literary Com
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papers published--all sent troe by mail Ecad-
or, if YOU want permanent, profitable WORE, nd
dre.s Il. Q. ALLEN @ CO Augusta Maine
ion Old Styy2u
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MARRIED.

In Geneva, Now York on tho 10th of Feb
ruary 1870 at tho residence of Henry Bourn,
esq tho brides brothor-in. law. by Rev. Jas.
Rnnkine, D. d, President of Hobart College,
JOSEPH WSON. esq, Of Alexandria, Va,
aud Miss MILE PHELPS, Of Goncva, N. II
On Thursday, tho 10Th of February. by Rev.
John s. Pickett. Mr.. ia rs CA LOWELL,
# Ohio, to Miss EN- MA g. FOLEY, of Prince
William county, Va.
On the same day, by the same, ut Long
PER TO Mrs. JULIA A. GRIMSIET, I'll nt
Fauquier county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

C.&O. CANAL--The Washington Star says
that the late election of MIR. Merrvman as State
ComntroIler OF Md, completing as it does, the
hoard Of pubIic works, who have the appoint
mani If q new canal board, is said to be Il viz
tu.l ousting of the present canal board, who
have the appointment of all the employees OF
the G. and .. canal Tho newly constituted
board Of public works meets in Annapolis on on
the 18th instant, and will at once elect canal
board for the ensuing year.u the complexion
Of which will depend the retention ol the pre-,
sent incumbents or the reinstatement ot the Old
employers.
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Weather and Postal Telegraph.

LONDON, February lC.--Thc weather Tor
the past week has been unusually cod, not
only in England, but throughout Europe.
The new Geographic system is hardly 10 com
pcte working order yet. Complaints OF delay
are still numerous. Tie usual chanleIS Ior
messages have heen,,temporarly closed 10 some
instances, and in this city the great NUMBER OF
the dispatches must be forced throuGh "a p"tu
matte tube a hall mile to the post "tfice be-
lore they get IN the wires.
The service. however, IS gradually becoming
better ana better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

LAND SALES. Green K Wise, Real Estate
Aosnts have sold the farm Of B. A. Grynes,
near Orange G. H., containing 2o8 acres OF
land, and improved by u comfortable dwelling
and necessary ont buildings, we'll fenced ana
w,,cr,d, to Robert IL. Huxley, Of i'hompklnS
c,untv N. Y. for 50, 500, one halt cash. Also
a small farm OF l. acres, near Gulltoru sla'tou'
A. l.. & II. K. r., to W. p. Smith, OF EIk
county Pa, far $T20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

lJNpxov1okED ATTACK "A colorel boy
named Simos Lee was without provocation at
tackled On the corner Of Duke anu Fayette sts.'
Yesterday evening and sevcrIy hnrt about the
head and face, with theIbut Of pistol, by an
unknown colored man who said he had lately
bsen diseh,rpcd from the army. The assailant
was chased by crowd Of colored men and boys
down Duke street, but he managed to eIuae
tGcIn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

CABBAGE THIEF SHOT. A thief was detect
"a about II o'clock, night before last, IN the
act of robhing the cabbage patch OF Mr. Fever
IT. north of the canal basiu. by persons who
had been on the look out for thieves Tor sever
al nights previous. aud had macy shots tired at
him. He fed, through the grounds OF Mr'J Ohm
Slater adjoining, to the river Shore whefe !. l.
supposed he had a boat, his tracks to wh'cn
Doiut being distinctly marked by his blood.
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The Markets.

NEW YoRK, Fobruary l6.c c;S ies S'T2WH iE
Money easy q, 5a5 per cent tod c: 49, Eron. .
F I"ss active and scarcely so firm. " heat dull
md Isyc lower. Corn du!l and laIc !owor.
BALTIMORE, February lG.-Virsi1;s s., old
81! bif. 81! ssset. Cotton dull end hes7y g,
2lIs.Il F,ou- firm and active at HreTi ,Na
rates Wheat steady; Pennsylvania lZ's ~ :.
Corn firm; white 93s9S: yeilo" -; Os. J
in every respect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

Some newspapers, all Of il sudden iare
onnnfd their batteries upon Senator Harlan,
whom they accuse Of growing suddenly rlcf'
charging furniture Tor his own use TO Station
cry account, having been an enemy TO dcn
Grant during the war, &c, &c. Probably WI
shall hear more 0i these matters.
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Ep1JiI,p Married.

ESSAYS FOH YOUNG MEN, tho de-
lights Of HOME, and the propriety or impro'
pricty Of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who lcel untitled for matrim ona
happiness Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box Z,
philadelphia, PA. jan rs -"!nd&W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

REMOVAL OF AN OLD LAND MARK.-As
;ntmoted in the Gazette last week, tho reno
val of the old hp-rooiel framed building whcp
for 80 many years has stood on the norln"'S'
corper OF Royal and Cameron streets was com
,,,encej this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16
,aha RihIe in tic Schools.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. Let may be mat
ter of some public interest, that OF the judges
Of the Superior Court who decided the ques'
lion regarding the biblo inthe public Schools
Judge Storcr IL; ALI Il riscopahan' judge no,
gan, Methodist. and Judge TAFT, liberal
[ Unitarian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

Swiss BELL RlNGERs.-The SWISS p'''
Ringers will make their second and last appear
,ncc in this city at Liberty Hall to night lho'r
performance last night was excellent. 'u'' Ill
consequence of the inclement weather, was a1
tended by only small adence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

ODD BALL.-~The Anniversary ball to lie CIV
on NV the Eiotracht at their rooms III Wash
;~.,on Hall building On Tuesday night next
nromses to be grand affair. The managers
annr,ntse = pIeasunt evening to all who may
attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16
Marine Disaster.

NoKroLk, Va, Feb. lG. The Schooner ..
W. BunuclI, from Baltimore tor Chhriestoo'
with coa and guano, PIT III here, leaking 10
her ruddcr post aud with her steering gear CAL
rinu aWlN
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DIED.

Departed this life, February 10th, Mr.. John
FlTZH1JGH, OF Prince William county. va I,
for some years past q resident of this city, in
his Goth year. The remains will be taken To
Prince William county, for interment, on Fri
day. Mark the perfect man and behold tho
upright for tho end of that man IS peace. y
(Mississirpi and lexas papers please copy.l
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tuA I.I' TO A + X ' Il 8.

CNALT TO A + X Il.
offer Tor sale tho cargo Of the British Bark
Canada To arrive from Liverpool
ZOO sacks Worthington's Fine. ..
$50 sacks Evans -
200 sacks Jtffiey & DarceY's. -!
1000 sacks Ground Alum, tillcl I'D TO ITO ton
ALSO,
eouO bushels Ground A lum Salt, in bulk.
B. III. LAM BERT,
ION 1r-1uwtf No Is Union wharf.
r,HILDREN'S CAKR1AGESl
CHILDKEE';i CAKRl AG Els
Wholesale and retail. First invoice OF the
season. Received this Gay by NO" io'h
steamer Il fall assortment Of
CHILDKEN'S CARRIAG E5.
Tnoy are remarkable for beauty, strongth
and cheapncss. Particular attention gwen TO
orders from tho country, and an illustrated cal
slogue of ST yles and pCicos forwaTIed on apph-
cation. IhAo' W. E:.o,
feb lG oo N'''S '''.-
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Greeu 81 Wise.

rHosl EstuLo Agents and AuctloEaeTs:! -,
o,hCFp PIT POINT FISHERY FOX KENT
VIII be offered in front O" f. the M"y9FiD P U.s.
in tho city Of Aexandrls Va on s! AZ ~ H: ~
o'clock H. by public renting, for the Winter r,!
a arv in Prince William county, Va. Term OF
reniing TO terminate May, 3lst. 1871. - ,,,r
fab ltd Sft M ~ DNfN -
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Tus ReowN SHED. The wharf anu neat'S
all the large platform at what is know" as ,. ,at
Rr,uo Shed have been carried off, since that
property was vacated by the Orange A'sAan-
dra and Manassas Railroad Company ny
nlunderers to he used as fuel
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Nv Green 81 Wise,

IKesl Estate Agents ard AucLloneAr::I
(,TOCK OF LIQUORS, RECr!Fl1NG Ak
Is pAKATOS, sc, &c, AT PUBLIC AUG
TON Having engaged in other business, we
viii oiisr for sale, on TUESDAY, tho lst day
stock st. Consisting in part of 10 bbls Vine > do.
Whiskey, Jamaica Rum, Scotch WhIsVey,
B;tters. bottled Liquors. BitLers, &c. Measures
md the Fixtures generally used in wholesale
md retail Liquor store also, E. & Watson
Snfs, as good as new, ! Gondar'3 Hydrometer'
n complete set of Roctifying Tubs. 10 IN mum
Der; i Receiving Cistern, capacity 10 barrels
with pipes. cock, &c, complete; also, inc un'
exuired Lease Of tho store with Licenses, 6"',
ornmeat Stntu and city, to expire in May end
lime maxi, Z. f. DOWNHAM y CO.,
G.h1G-tl No 4l King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

Washington, dec l1-tl ---------
EADS' SEEDS, > L ' y .
zoo hushel. CHOICE GLOW Elk. SOLICITED with
care
200 bushels CHOICE TIMOTHY.
COZ bushels ORCHARD GRASS.
100 bushels RED TOP or herds GRh.;H.
"a bushels KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
Miilet and Hungarian Grass, Oaag" Orange
Seed { nrn, Seed Oats, Seed Potatoes, SFh''e
Clover, Lawn Gross, &c, &".
LANDRETHS GARDEN SEAl'S Just ar
rived.
a,ss- Call and get the RursI Kegi SER sud Al
manac Tor 1870
IN ADDITION
have in stock large, varied an ! compile ~
sortmcnt Of AGRIC ULTUR AL lMPL f.
WE Sri;';s and MACHINERY ;; all kinds o
Farming and Gardening Tools all Kinds I"
Grain, Grass and Garden Scads, and all "nlua
bic and approved FERTILLHE.RS.
cS2- NV catalogue and pric list mailed OF
application.
HERBERT BRYANT,
% King st., bet Water and U Uirn;,
nEEAT RED UcTIoN IN PRICES
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, GLO.AklNGs,
Sc. DC &c
From this date until March lst we olfrr our
entire took Of the above goods At very greatly
reduced prices, some of them far below cost.
We still havo good assortment of these goods,
and can uloase most any taste. We would name
nprticuarly: Irish Poplins in ten or twelve
Shades; French Reps in almost any color;
Black and ColOred Silks, with ali Other new
STYLES of Plain or Plaid Dress Goods. Cal ana
sec them we will be- pleased to show them 10
you. ,,.rrp
feb W1TMEH IL SLA NJ A II = T..
nISH! FISH FISH
To arrive, per schr. Mary Fletcher well Sc
~ wa 80 EASTERN HERRING.
'" IG1 lbs Halifax No. GlBBED HERRING.
iGO bbls PORTLAND ROUND
200 bbis EASTPORT No.
leo bb!s superior Split LABRADOR
Apply to NJ ht ~ son;b y w. ~,
DOMESTICS-JUST RECEIVED.
Bleached and Unbleached Cottons, 49, "a
and l04 Ginghams, Canton Flannels, Cali;
| Goes, DcLaines, Tickng:, Lavender C"lorcd
feb WILMER Il sLAYMAKER:
rENTS' DRESS SHIRTS.
We arc still having Gents Dress Shirts mauo
by measurement. Fit guaranteed 5est nlht do
rial used We will also have Boys Shirts h'''''
IN feb ehs sA'n' wv WILMER 6 sLAYMAKER
UHEAP SUGARS at KA M 49,,
~ feb -"
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ORDINATION. The Southern Churcbman

Mr.. Alex w. Weddell was ordained deacon
on Sunday last. in the Chapel OF the Theologl
cal Seminary. by the Ri. Rev. By. Jobns. Mr..
w. WILL for the next few months, assist Rev.
Mr.. Dudley, of Christ Church, Baltimore.
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Arrived Out

SOUTHAMPTON, Fed &C.. The steamship
Hayrc touched here this forenoon On her Voy-
a.e Tram New York TO Bremen.
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DETAINED LETTER. In the list OF detained
letters at the Richmond Postoffice is one 1irec-
ted to Miss Cooper, Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

THE WEATHER, today has been mild anu
cesr-like spring weather, in its best estate
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There is 'fendng and proving about sh'
u,.;cn,,;o, n Gen. Cameron when 4 member
Of Mr.. I.incon's Cabinet. 1t Is Sa'u "' ", na'
forced TO rcsign--or rather was, IN reality n's-
mi. .rI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

M%- NOTICE.-We have on hand q
sa-so large stock Of Ladies, Misses and
CGildrens BOOTS and SHOES, and in order
IT, reduce our stock, will ssll ut great produced
r,rices A II in want will do we'll To call ut II
King street.
ian 23-tf w. b. WADDEY.
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Tbis. il is now said, will probably be very
LAM, session OF Congress. Sorry tor that.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

CANAL NAVIGATION - 1t is stated that water
will be let into the Chesapeake and Ohio and
Alexandria Canals on the 10Th proximo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-16

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