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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIL EGAZE7'TE
Congress-.

WASHlNGToN, Jan. l3.-Iu the Senate, to.
day, after the introduction OF sundfy petitlo"s,
resolutions ani bills al TO .pvclai Interest, MI
Drake called up his rc>o ution am@njlng In"
rules OF the Senate, 81 tliat lnilan treaties
shall De considered in open session.
AIr. Ferry offered an amendment providing
for the consideration OF treaties for the acqul>-
ton Of territory, he also considered in open
session.
Tie resolution and amendment after explana-
tun were laid over till tomorrow and
Mr.. Pratt, Of Indiana, introduced bill to
give 10 the state courts concurrent jurisdiction
with Federal courts over maratlme causes IN
navigab!c waters, and read long speech-hls
MAIDEN effort IN the Srnate-advocating the
passage OF the bill.
The consideration of the bill for the admls,
sion Of Virginia, was resumed.
In the House of Representatives an hour
was occupied in the passage Of a resolution to
prevent the distribution of lead pencils among
certain sub. officials, after which 4 resolution
in reference to Inc removal of the House post
Office roou was explained and referred, and the
discussion Of the bill for the admission OF the
State Of Virginia into the Union, resumed.
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Police REPoRT--MAYoR's OFFICE.-T

Police RRPoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE.--The
Mayor has returned from his temporary visit
to Loudoun county, and presided at hls court
~ usual this morning.
Two young men, arrested on complaint OF
the culo1el man whose head YVES cut in Il row
thu, occurred Tuesday evening last, on the cor
ucr of King a"d Washington streets rs men
toned in yesterdays Gazette, were tiled and
discharged, one being fined.
MAuIsTRATE,' OFFICE.-Therc were no Cas- es
of u criminal! character a. either Of the Magls-
trates offices this morning.
Warren EspoRT.-Night haZg, and clear
and cloudy nj intcrvals,t the wind being from tho
South, and the temperature moderate. There
were no Disturbances no arrests by the Watch,
and hut two lodgers-both from tho North, on
their way South, hunting for work--at the
Watch House
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RAILROAD MEETING IN ASHlNdToN. Tho

RAILROAD MEETING IN WASHINGTON. The
triZnrs Railroad Association held meeting
last night, whrn i; was ANNOUNCED that invita-
ri,nS have teen acc .ptcl hy several prominent
Wr<'rru railroad men to address the nsSoria-
lion. The resolution offered at the last meet,
INC Of thu. a&>nciatiun rInvidink for the APP
nuiptmrut ui a committee to inquire ln'o the
practicabiily Of constructing road to tue
West, advising AZ To the hcs, route, anu also
f. icquirc into the cxpcdiency OF building
railroad to connect with the mouth ii the 70
t,uac river, &C., was adopted. Addresses
were Ihrn delivered 10y number oIcltl2enE'
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Virginia..

WASHINGTON, January Is. The bills ior
the admission Of Virginia still hang ia both
lIou>ts, aud though the disposition for admis
sion predoninues. yet the opportunity TO make
political clpita is not to be lost, and many
speeches are to be made, which may CONSUME
considerable time yet The disposition to ode
bate is too strong to permit speedy action,
and as this is Il broad theme in which much
'oyalty' cln be prstcd, the interests Of the
State must l4nqu;sh, while learned Sena-
tors and Representatives. vcntiatc their vocabu.
laries to iuatlrnligc audiences neither hoping
Or expecting to change the already formed
opinioua Of their colleagues
Mr. Butler, it is reported, is somewhat Of.
tended at the audacity OF the Reconstruction
Committee 10 taking action during his absence,
and it is whispered that an attempt is being
made to stave oil action until his return--
which, from appearances, would seem to have
sonle foundation.
There i. no doubt that :: large majority OF
both House, are, 1t present, IN favor OF admIa'
sion, aud it IL not certain that there il not 4
majority uppoaeI to conditions, yet some slight
condition will, it Is thought, DO incorporated
in the bill to satisfy the extremists. The bill
~ reported from the Reconstruction Commit.
tee will most probably be modified.
Several mem nrss Of the Leg islnturc are in
this city, and this evening are to give III audi
eocr to Gru Fremont i'll reference to the es
tsbli7hmnnt Of line of steamers between some
port in Germany and Norfolk, III order that
they may give it favorable consideration in the
future LEGISLATION of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

PROPERTY SALE. MesSsrs. Grccu & Wise
story Brick Dwelling OH the West side Of Water
Street, between Gibbon < Franklin sS, be-
longing 10 the estate Of the late Nathaniel
GoodhanI, to Messrs Nj. Edridgc & Co., Tor
SLOTS. Also the two story brick dwelling on
the west side OF Columbus street. between
King & Prince directs, to j. I. i;eckham Esq.,
ior -, 200.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

LoUDo0N COUNTY. Professor Braincrd, ot
the Patent Office, las luat returned from n
visit to the quarrica of l1udoun county, Va,
where he Went Oh professional tour to inspect
aud report 90 the extent and duality OF the
deposit His report will appear soon in lie.
tail The quality u! the marble IL supposed
to sr rqua! To the best siatllary marble Of
ltak
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. 6C6 .

Fox THE PENlTENTlARY. .juhm RDmn"u,
alias Dean, 2ulolrd. who stole l valuable horse
from the 4 us House ;iid killed It Tor what
its hide would bring for which utiru"r h. wa=
>rllrnc:i by the County CJnrt I" II years
Imprisonment in the pruiirnliary, vii! start
Tor Richmond to night i'll charge Of th" Sheriff..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

CHICKEN RooST ROBBED. -'rIlr premise, OF
the widow Reid on the old Back Lick road,
short distance below this city, and inst with
in the limits of the district guarded by the
Cameron Mutual Protection Association, are
reported TO have been Invaded last night and
robbed OF Il number oil fowl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

assurance COMPANY The i:>t annual
meeting of the "lndrpeud.nt Mutual Fire ln'
%r,ramc.. Company, OF Fairfax county, was
held at tie Ajrxlnlrlr House, in this city, on
Monday last. The Srcrc lary's report repre-
srntr,l the rompany as in - very ilourlShlng
conditions haviu. Insured the past year proper
~ 10 nearly the amount Of two hundred and
twenty five thousand dollars. without sustain
my any losses from fire during the year, thus
costing the insured the lritling sum Of ten ccut>
on each hunIrrI dollars insured. The most
o! the old Board q! Directors were re elected
viz: H. f. Roberts, &. Gliiiu-huul, Naicu
tine Baker. e. i. Wilkins, =. II. Troth, Hen.
~ ". Thomas, ID. r. Smith, {. lukcns, D.
O. Mun~cn. j. B. Bowman. q. 3. Ives
.Jaco!; Brook aud +. f. Eorhcit. Robt, +.
Roberts VAS r. rcc'cI President, Allen T..
Harmon. Secretary and Treasurer and Nalcn
t.rr Baker, genera! agent u! the company.
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The STEAMER WAwAsEr. The steamer
WawAs"t, whose departure Tor Baltimore, inr
rcrairs, was noticed in Tuesdays Gazette, madc
the trip in sixteen hours. She ii to tic put lii
thorough order for IN carIy resumption OF her
trims ~ Cone river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13
The Markets..

NEW YORK, january l3.-Stocks strong.-
Money per cent Gold 81. Virginia sizes,
e.. coupon. 81! now Jsl. Flour dull and de,
clinlng. Wheat dull and lie lower Corn dull
and unchanged.
BALr1MoaE January 13.--Virginin skies. old
Al bid A.! asked do. 1866 sc BID; DO. 1867 81
bid ; do. coupon, now, JG bid, IS! asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

FIRE ALARM. The alarm OF Ire about eleven
o'clock last night Was cauard h} the bursting
OF al oil iau!p IN the Office vi The AIrzandnan,
on King street, aud tn. burning OF L "Dlal part
of tie floor of one ui the rooms there. \ por
ton Of the fire department was cut but ts ,Gr'
vices were not required ~ i few bnrkr!InIa I'll
water rx!inpuishrd the Hames.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

SUNDAY School EXHIBITION. The exhl'
bi,on Of the Sunday School Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, at the church building last
night, was Il grcl: SUCCESS: the attendance he
inr large, ana IL" rendition ct Tie different
pieces excellent.
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CITY ETE.ISS.
Harmonic MASQUERADE BALL.

HARMONIC MASQUERADE BALL.
AT THE
Harmonic HALL,
ON TIE SEVENTH GNSTA ut
Committee Of arrangements.
L. Stein, J. Schneider, :. Deai:Ail,
A. Rosenthal .. PortHcr. I. FAMINE.
\. 1denaon.
Floor Committee.
K. w. Falls, T. Weinberg. w. Il Whitening.
J. Kaufman, D. Bendhoim.
Ballet Mastor-Henry Rinswsnger.
Among the numerous and Interesting per
formances will be introduced
!. Grand Tahlcaux, representing Fringe Car
nival with his Pages, Garbrinas Oh his Throne,
surrounded by his SatiIleS, and King Hacchus,
with his knights Of Frolic.
2 A full and complete Mensgerie, coinpris-
ing the living Animals Of this and the other
hemisphere ian l2-2awtd
FOURTH ANNUAL
NJ SO L
E i 7 a G H 7.
will be gwen ri their Hall,
TuUasDAY EVENING .JAs'Y. Is, 1870
Committee a. Arrnngcnent&.
Capt. !. NJ. Stewnrt. 5 l.inGhcimcr,
8 nlondhcim. II. SCHUYLER.
Z. Wcinmai.
Fioor Managers.
s. WE'LL. :. King. j. Sanger.
Tickets 81.
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3. BION HEM
Corner King and Fairfax SIS, and lDG King ST.,
Is Offering great bargains in
WINTER CLOTHING.
Gull ,ud SEQ him dec Il
Call md SEQ him.

4 RARE CHANGE FOE BARGAINS FOR ALL
THOSE IN WANT OF MISUNDERSTANDING now
on hand an extraordinary large stock Of Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods *nd being
fully determined to combine with my present
business that Of hrst-clls3 Merchant Tailor
ing, to facilitate which my stock has to be re-
duced, no matter NJ what sacrilico all my
goods arc offered ri greatly roduced prices. [
can suit the most faetidIous US we'll rs the coun-
try merchant, my variety Of fine Clothing and
Under garments being unsurpaaGol, &nd my
stock for whocssling complete. Cal and soc
nov 10 = DEALHAM, 81 King ST.
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PoulyaY. The weather which - n"t Ia
yn.abl, !,r kstpinr nrats-has the effect OF
redusinr pticJs The finest tar h"s= al" scii'"f
at Is CT. per it,, and rrl>, too, Az '"m'"s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

THE CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE.-Thc
taking OF testimony in the case OF Chas. Whit
tlesey, who proposes to contest the right Of
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie to his seat in the L. :.
House OF Representatives., was continued TO-
day. Samuel Beach testified to the loyalty and
uuionism of Mr.. Mckenzie, after a thorough
and searching cross examination. The witness
was fully examined in regard 10 to the lolma
ton Of the johnson Club; AMI MIR. Mckenzie
is how dropped trouI the Investigation, and
Mr. Whittcsey has switched oft into proof OF
Mr. Massey membership oi that organization.
What this has to do with Mr.. MckenZle's
case nobody can tell but can readily imagine.
What next? After getting through with MI.
Massey, he desired to know irom MIR. Beach
if Mckenzie had paid him Beach, for voting
for him or had promised him anvthlas Tor Ills
services, which questions were promptly an
swered in the negative.
r. J. Edelin, testified to the loyalty OF Mr..
Mckcrzie, and as to the" Parker letter, which
he had heard was 10 appear before rs pnnllca-
ton, aud that it was being fixed up ~ The
Judges" but what Judge WAS not stated. lie
also gave some herrsay testimony in reference
u Alr. q. S. Minors political views and to re-
ported aid furnished the COnederatcs IN the
way % horses
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ss- Michael Smith returns his thanks to the
Fire Department especially the Friendship
ana the Relief Hook and Ladder Companies,
ana 10 the citizens generally, for their prompt
ness and energy in saving him from further
loss NV tho ire last evening. i'm 13-1t&
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sEs,OTS e. SHOES.

Y "TLt*,
: l.ryr stock Vi Boys and Youths
- !: > ND HEAVY BOOTS,
uf SUPERIOR quality, which will be sold at great
il reduced prices. All in want will do well :"
' dec c. 2 ~ ~ ". B. WADDEl.
aUIE5 DKas:j EouTS.
j splendid stock, beautiful durable and cheap,
DC! ll-3:a At WADDEY'S, "A King 81.
p AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.
i zrea: variety Of styles. handsome" good
oct il|$m WADDEY'S, IA King st.
r AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
\ t'se stock of every style and quality, 1t
7 AIDES CANADIAN BOOTS.
Ladies' Canadian Slippers.
Ladies' Maria antonstte Slippers.
Ladies' House Shoes of every descriptions, -,
oc. I'm WADDEY'S, "a King st.
7 AIDES TOILET SLIPPERS.
% oct IFS 1I-sm wADDEY's, =. King st.
REIssES WALKING BOOTS.
Iss School -
- Dross = great varIc-
-. good and cheap. n
oct Ism HADDE IS, ~ FAlnS 81.
f~HILD'S BOOTS AND SEOES-s large
- stock-Combnation Tip, tho best child's
shoe made; will wear three times Ms long as the
ordinary shoe, IT
&c. lI-&m WADDEY'S, 4 King 81.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
- Tho largest, best and cheapest, n
oc. l4-3m WADDEI'S, II King s..
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MASKED BALL rhr .tani masked toll Of
he Eint1acht will e. Ec!i tJ-ni2tt
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ATEW BOOKS AND MUSICAL PUBL.
" CATlONS JUST RECEIVED AT
FEENCH'S, NO 95 KING STREET.
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to tho present time by Harriet Beechor Stowe;
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Gerald Massey s.
Kitty, by Nj. Deiham Edwards, author Of y
"Wntcr with tho Swallowsi' 5oc. :, :,
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the new poem included; paper covers So;
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| Mer!ora Leigh, a History and I'll AuIoo''s
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DINGWOOD SCHOOL.
IN" duties Of this institution will be resumed
| o., TUESDAY, February lst, 1870. Address
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| Cutletrs, o Y A. 4. K, Fauqu"r CO.,
| ian Elm \irginis[
| WE HAVEa isrge and very desirable sssort-
! w nont If DRY GOODS, embracing every
thing III our lin, IT the very lowest cab prices.
| K. l.. WOOD.
ism Il Corner King aud Fairfax street,.
,ynSIrRN, HOSIEREI
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CosTUMEs.-A splendid a:soitmon. "f Cos,
Tunes, Dresses, Psraphernalis, Outfits, an! all
sorts of requisites for tho Masquerade Bal, 10
DO held ut EinLracht Hall will be on exhibition
in the store room, on King street. in Washing
ton Hall, on tho 18th and 18th inst.
All It'd UENhr kEH.
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GRAND PROGRAMME

uE THE
EINTNACHT ASSOCIATIONS
FOR.
THURSDAY EVENING, January 18th, $50.
TO be introduced by the members Of The Elm
t:a"ht
Part l-Paracelsus, the Wonderful Doctor.
Par. "A Ia Quadri!le, on Horseback:
Part 3--Pantomine, b. T. Somnambulists
ion ltd
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
!.rcnry Ollco AN, S:.ios i!oorn, so + street.
iOnDnsitn The Ph.:nL Office.
Washington, d. &.

The pAKHAI is = first class Ch:Sfl ron
MACHINE perfect IN aIl lis operations, siln,
ple in construction, Easy in its movements, ana
Of elegant STYLE and finish The attachments
IRE S's ri simplo md prscticnj. Hens, Fells
Tuck:, Cords. Binds and Quilts. Scws with
perfect ease tho finest Gossarner or Swiss T."
heavy Beaver Cloth or Loathrr. Cal An1 ~"
this Machine in operation before purchasing
Ali Ordors and enquiries from tho country
promptly attended t." ,,,,,.r,,
~, Inr -
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Washington, dec lo--tl
9,HrI3TMAH 1869.
AVERY DAE D;jON N,
l2G King street, cor. Alfred,
Announce that t. meet the wants Of the ap-
I preaching Holidays, 1hny have made large AL
rlitons to their stock Of ..
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
nm! are now prepared 10 offer al assortment
which in variety and prices cannot be eXc1iiea
We name iii part
LAYER Rsi,.ns, whole. hnli ,.n,. quarter h"h ea
Valencia Rasl:s. New Citron.
New CurrAnts. Fishers Mnce Meat.
Sweet Cider, flnyorinx Extracts.
Pure Spices Preserved Ginger.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
Sardines English and American Pickles, &c,
Ar VERY LOW PRICES
dec l.;
WT1NBs AND LIQUORS.
jamaica Spirits, Madeira WINE
n. L. Rum, Sherry Winr'
French Brandy, Port VINE
Holland Gin, Cooking Wime5'
"Bakcr," 'qhomrson." "Hangcr' "Zcg-
lcr ;, "i:rny'' an! o.i her cho:co brands OF WIFI
kics. AN rxarlunLlrn oi goods solicited.
AVERY y DAVlD3ON,
dnr !! ~; King ST., cor. hlirod.
rTIlE rhHuAM NEW FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.
;r,.ory Office nnl S..io& loom, so stree.
iOnDnsitn The Pn.:nt Office
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:. DIES DKaS5 EOuTS.
/.
j .plcndli stock, beautiful durablea and cheap,
oc. lI-:!a At WADDEY'S, Il King &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13
2 AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.

l. -;
i yrea. variety Of styles, handsome, goot
and chfAp, 1T
oct ll-3m WADDEi'S, n hlnS ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

CENUtNE MEDICINAL COD LIVER
VI OIL, PREPARED FROM fRE@R LiE-
Els AND WARRANTED rUHE.-- We
have Just bottled s. fresh and vc1y ~U2"ri"f
article Of tho above, which W: Ga: with
confidence resentment 10 consuinpti""3 "nd
others in need ol this valuable medicine. i'int
bottles IS cts each Or 81 per box of "Ec-hnlI
dozen. JAE y ~ w.
Acc 20 li5 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

nsy- Prices below those of NortEnrn cti"s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
;, fine stock of every style and quality, ~
pc. Ism WADDET'S, a King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13
12. :. "a. +. 4. =.

u. Il. E q ~.
PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION or III /
= BROTHERHOOD or TIL + 4 MON vii
be held in PHOENIX HALL, on lie evening
of FRIDAY, the 18th instant, under the "'t:
pices of NJ cunt Vernon Circle. No. |. Prom!
nent speakers from abrosd will BE present and
deliver addrossc: upon tho princi pies CT tho Or
dcr The members o; Jefferson Circle and ;h'
public generally arc invited to sttcnG
EXcrci.cs TO confluence 1t o'clock.
BY order: W. w. Sll RWCo!', I. w
e. w HOMES H. s X. i'm l2-n0t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

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