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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

lfUnLlC hkhoLuTioh---No. Ia EuNN u
A RESOLUTION In relation TO site for a
building for the State Department. !"
RsiolUsd by tie Senate and Hoses of Rep.
rssmtaiiVsa Of he URithd States Of Amsried ia
CoAgrsII assembled, That the Secretary Of
State, the Secretary OF The Treasury, tho
Secretary Of War, the Architect OF tho Cap
itol Extension, the Supervising Architect OF
the Treasury Department, and the superln,
tendent Of Public Bulldlhgs aud Grounds
be, and they are hereby, appointed u CON.
mission TO select site for the erection OF a
building fora new State Department, sub
ject to the approval Of Oongrussj 70 cause
plans TO be made for tho name, with an sstl.
mate Of [thel probable cost thereof; and also
to examlnc, as 70 the proptlety OF making
some arfanEemeifts for the War Department.
FroVidsd, That The eommisslon should reach
the conclusion that the present site OF that
department 10 the most suitable site for the
State DepartmentsNnd report 10 Congress on,
the arst day OF next session.
Approved, December IA, 1900. %.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

THE WASHINGTON CtET SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
"a open from $50 to 7;30 every Saturday eve
ming, In addition TO Its regular banking
hours. II pays interest on deposits. 81 q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

FoR THE BEsT and purest Teas, Ooffees
and Spices go 10 the Pekln and Yeddo tea
store, 42I Ninth street, betNeon d aud L
atreets. % LII LL---u Htr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Temperance missionaries are carrying on
an active campaign on Cape Cod, TO convert
all the flSht rmen aud sailors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

BAPTISM. The ceremony OF baptism was
At the sycamore on the Potomac
Yesterday morning. to os converts from the
Filth Baptist church. Rev. John Brooks per-'
formed the ceremony IN the presence Of a
great crowd OF spectators.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

SPECIAL PEwN BRoKER's NoTIcE.-pa-
irons will please take notice that my busl-
ness ls carried on as usual on second floor,
notwithstanding the alteration now going
on - - ~ NJ II. PRISoE,
1905 Pean1ylvanla avsnue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
PH.i; ss.a ;fsSsH Ss sas Va Va:

HetWuAmpH rHnt' htohmouu, Va.
PRIyATE iMIcHAEL HIGGINs, COMPANY n, l7rH
UNITED STATES ISFASTRT. r,sEl
PRIVATE oHAIlIns ERoLII COMPANY ., i7TH
UNITED STATES INFANTRY. ll'.A
PRIYITE GEORGE nRITTo, COMPANY n, 1Jru
uNiTHD STATES INFANTRY. IE.A '#is
% BtAbAgAHrras DLTARrIgSr o. Ym1iSiA. .
HsssFai dIrs No wv
J. Before Il general court,martial, which
convened at Camp Gmni, Richmond, Va,
on Monday, January 81, 1870, pursnanl 70
paragraph l, Special Order No. ~, Of JAn.
uaTy "a, 1870, Headquarters First Military
Dlstriet, Richmond, Va, and OF which
BreVet Lieutenant Colonel r.. Il, A. CrbG.
ton, major nth United States Infantry, Ia
president were hfraigned and tried t.,,r-t.-
4. PRIvATR MflHAEL HI00tEs, company B.,
nth United States infantry.
GHARSE I'-TTVlolatiop Of abe aSth Article
OF War" A. Ff4.T HsHn .HH srHa.FH HIH
Specification this that he Private
Michael Hlggips, -eompany b, nth United
States lnfantTy, did, on or about tho 0th OF
January, 1870, amer having been regularly
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

REFuB aIc IN REFoRM AssootATIoN.-The
IadependAnt Reform association meets at
luton league usli tomorrow evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

BUT your TEAs, CoiIees aud spices at the
old established Pekln and Fedd6 tea store,
4e4 Ninth street, between D and 4 streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

TIA, CoITEs, Spices, Chocolate, Cocos,
Flayorlng Extracts, Rice, Corn Starch, &c.
&C., sold at the Pekin aud Yeddo tea store,
49i Ninth street, between D and streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

TINS rRoaRANNs Of The grand celebration Of
the hfteenth amendment, TO take place on the
18th, 10 published 10 our advertising columns.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

CitiEsHs Of The Second ,0ard. Regis.
tsr to-day
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

q. y. holds its quarterly session at O'Clock
this evening. A punetual attendance 10 re-
quested.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Citizens Of The Second ward. Regis
Ter to-day. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

TnE nader Of about $40 Ia mopeY VIII hnd
~ nwner BY tGqgltiug ~ The once q the
Ebbltt House.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Mr.. @. W. uOSH, attorney 81 law, hiss his
once located Ia Thompson's Law building,
No. III q street, opposite the Patent Oiioe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

TWELVE PERSONS have been frozen "a
death In Iowa since the middle Of March.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Thomas b. BRYAS, Highland Place, offers
for sale OF exchange several choice lots Of iGnd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

THE New York Republican AIosiatIon viii
hold nooiablo at Liberty Hall on WsdnsS-
day evening next
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

MasRs, N. TAYLOR \ o., dry goods dealers,
iOs MARKET Space, have Decided 10 80 On A. a
atOck for the purpose Of disseminating the
paFtnalhhip, they come into the market
with ffeAh goods bought a. present low rates,
which enables them to ohet extra induce
mentt to purchasers f. .FI..U ava ~ .I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Ma. Z. O. REIoHEHBAoA, agent Of KnAbeis
pianos, No. A23 Eleventh street, publishes a
oAfd In our advertising columns,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

TINS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS registration in
the First ward closed on Saturday evening,
there having been added to the Hat the names
Of l7l voters, swelling the total to 2,15t, which
10 ls6 more than were registered last year 10
tho hTst three days Of registry. 'af.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

CiliEenS Of DE Second tOard. Rsgit
ter today
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

0iiizsAS Of Che Second toard' Rsgis.
Ter today
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

On. HARrLEY, OF the Ear InHrmary, PhIla
delphia, hiss tAken up q temporary 1ehldenco
be consulted on diseases OF the ear, especially
cases Of discharge from the car and partial
deafness. Unllke other phyaleiAns he makes
cure. .. b..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
Busy 1T LoL HsT.RARagFAR,.
pnorosALg roN. . NJ. rnuttIas 0g A

n
. - WiAkp
"a = pMrlD 'rArgs SdlSEgn,s pTIlcE,l
s-al'd I'd to.Rs W'hNs .. 1s' , ut 80 Ia 81.
tk1 - Of Map .urNi, Iur he ems tucilpH H
uistrfHt rpitI Al ETtan, CSn-lEunE Of a hHihEa IS
,ael glde 4Hd ~ Nrst lJsT, t4rrhlnAnug ihaplsr
Thn' Tbsrf l. 70 test for two lundr,d feet from
lbsshglegu tgaylss, sd f9I ols huadred Apd tsq
.ipEpsot'op - IBIS Omoe, - Ll.I M :.
ulfip aud labor, iOols aud all expenses
nseasaAty 70 the completion " The whole work.
and mast also stats aAIately the amount for ma
tsTlAl, WOthmahship And labor for o. ablllhInE
sSIiiin moorinEs according 10 sPseiheAtionb ARd
Zach bla must be supported by the signatures Of
Tso .utl.knoyn aud Telpgnslble guAra9l9Is
hlAhh fofma OF proposal and guurautsu viii be
FURNISHED On application, to which all bids muat
ooatoTm to secure AttshtiOn, .Ir..-. /. .
The nlht IL reserved 10 reject Any aud all bida
ao,so1'idsrsd saasisPdy iAToPbls e. iAs gPlisd
ByL Major 0sH, y. 2. A., IT, OOi, ESSiassiI,
APJ'lA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
That the bird that sings the ~
The lily " the ytloI
The shin N nssts.i ~

Allthese go rrlt. This 10 exempllned by the
unexpected demise OF Slater AIOysa after a
brief but severe lllneaa. gifted with talents
Of the highest order, dlgnl ell yet modest aud
unAssumtnE, humble In manner yet possess.
Ing grace aud sweetness that never failed to
win the respect OF all. 10 the good Sisters
we extend our sympathy At the deceAse OF
their beloved associate, whose loss IL by them
keeuly felt, and not alone by them, but by the
poor and lOwly, who, with unfeigned sorrow,
have mourned tho death OF theft philNn.
thropie friend.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

TUE wAsuiSoroz TRNPEnANcE sooiRrv
held q successful meeting laat night At Tempe.
rance Hall on r street, Mr.. o, X. Harris presl.
ding. Interesting addTeasea were delivered BY
Metsra. J. d. Bloor, J. u. Thompson, W, Il.
Drew, I. q, Clayton, aud Rev. U. W. Den
nisoD. ...r. .I
A meeting was held yesterday Afternoon by
the ST, Aloyalua Temperance Society, which
was also largely attended, and which was Ad.
dressed by Messrs J, ID. Blow and W, =.
Drew. .... a' .II. f|
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Z HERfB195iRi H Musk S5 I. kfd lSiId IN. IT
.H UNITED BTATGs kH0thHHAtH ORTtcH,
No. 40 wIscOEaIN BrHHgT, y
MLwAuEHs. Wis., nArsh n, 1850,
A. THU Onie9 until ~ m. Of the 18th day OF APril,
s1SsiSrS 10" o. IL north plsf asd sgAsT ffaiInS
Atths hArboI Of hqsksuoa. hisAiEana lN =
bldH must b. made % forms fursished from this
plaes. For all Information apply 20 this once.
lhs right to reject any aqa Ell BLDG n reserved.
% lhs supsI;trIetste n EotlA glsf add PthsI
aana.ea iN.u - IL IN nnnunIn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

ALAnM or FRH.-Ths alarm sounded At ten
minutes past one O'Clock this morning from box
lo,wAi caused by a slight Ore In the building on
Ylrglnla avenue nearFour-And AHA stfeetoo.
house. l.'.
The IRE which was IN the second story ls
supposed TO have originated from light care.
plug stream by No, tIslAnd) Engine Com
Pany before any very serious damage was
done,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7@ sdcw hs ee:y age and hodv o, ~ ''"''>

The reception al Demonico's 10 \. \. yes
serday to Prince Arthur was Gui:c an eSciasl'e
affair. There was nc demonstration among IT."
crowd outside. and no particular lush 10 see
the Prince among the large number OF people
who had assembled in DcImonlco \ pHr!:rS
Shortly alter the Prince arrived the danclng
began, the Prince leading of with Mrs. Cush-
Ing. of Boston, the daughter OF Collector
GriuneIl. He afterwards danced with many
other ladies.
MIR. j. II. I. Magruder, recently nomIna-
ted as State Librarian Of Md, by Gov. Bowie
has been confirmed by the State Senate. Mr.
Silver, appointed by Gov. Swami, refuses to
recognize the Governor RICH! to dlsplace him.
and probably the matter will be brought before
the Courts for decision.
Yesterday fire broke out in the cotton ware
house of Cyrus Oms.cad, in N. Y. it is supposed
from spontaneous combustion. The building
contained |, 200 bales OF cotton, owned by 4. J..
Wilson, who estimates his loss at $50, 900, part
" insured. The loss on the building and other
stock is about SIS, 900.
Horace Cook, the preacher, is 10 be tried for
his escapade with Miss Johnston, by his
church, on April 7th. Temporary insanity will
be eged as his defence. The Presiding 81
der is understood to favor retaining Mr.. Cook
as minister.
A short but violent hurricane passed over
Helena in Montana on Saturday morning, I'm
roofing houses and blowing down chimheys, &c.
The United States Arsenal was completely de-
molished. The courthouse was badly damaged
Loss $4,000.
Alexander Barney, clerk 10 the registration
department of the Boston Postofice, has beer
held for trial in $4,000 bail, on the charge o
stealing two registered letters containing $lOl
and $40. and gold draft.
Sir Francis Hincks, Finance Minister
Canada, has issued circular to the banks
asking their co operation in removing Ameri
can silver from circulation.
Yesterday George Peabody's remains arrived
at Peabody, Mass, from Portland,
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::'s'1:.GTEs3 Us.

,s:;~zr . :'nTiiNaN FERRY CON t N',''
81 75ssssasss,.:: STEAMERS,
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA an
EiIY Or W hSHlNHTOE,
!oave according IL following schedule: IS c
ington and Alexan,iria each hour during the
DAY, beginning first trip =. :! H., and making
imst trip from either CIT ii q =. n.
L. :. HOWiSON.
doe -; Pres. Potomac Ferry Go.
.e FUI. LIVERPOOL and QUEENS
E.[sLM TOWN.
lningN Line Of :,iail Steamers, Sailing from
New York Every Saturday, and
Alternate TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE ~ TIE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, payable in god-liverpoo or
Queenstown, 500.
Storage payable in currency-LivcrHoo! or
Queenstown, 500.
PASSAGE Ey THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
IFAX.
FRS! Cabin, payable IN goid-LiyerEooi or
r. r. by branch steamer, ! ~.
<.ccrM@c payable in currency Liverpool! or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax. SID; st. Johns :, -
f.. by branch steamer, 80.
Ticket: sold 10 and from England, ireland
| and the Continent 81 moderate ratios.
| For further Information, apply 81 the 70 III
panys offices. ,,,,,,,n r,
any 1S-1y Agents, Alcxa.. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
NAIS LEY :, II 4 w $
GREAT BA RGAINS.

We have Jet over few very beautiful al.
10y or &. shmcrn ShIwls, which will be sold ~
greatly reduced prices.
jan Is j. II. WoOD.
DAFFLE-Wil i'll b" rallied for rs soon rs nj
~ the chances are taken, splendid ROSE
WOOD PIANO. which can be seen ut any time
at the room next to Green u Wisc's Tho liz!
Of chances will be lol, ~ Cap:. Dcatys corn,r
King and Royal strects, where those dc.ir
Gus Of taking chances can leave their names.
Due notice will be given Of the time Wncn til"
rattle will come Oh. Ehancus s.. Number OF
chances no. an lG-lW
GOAPS-Msyer's BaDbitts, D"bbln's Flee
, trio, Fhnhagen'S Stcar ne, Oriental Dcl"f-
si"e Chemical Olive and Pale. Yellow AMI
Brown Soaps also Honey, GlTc"rim Bath h"d
other Toilet SOAPS for sale low by
ian ~ j NTON MlLBURN.
!tDFFtE-l have in store .. fine assortment
~ Of cOE"cs. which | offer 10 the public nj
l1.; i.lir"- i.,f cash.
WM. r. BEOOkE%.
- - loo Prince street
Dnn EBI.5 EXTRA and SUPER FLOUR
wv "t different brands. For sue By
THOMAS FERRY.
ian 2i-lw Is King street
- HBl.S COAL. W.: also supply Of Lsmp
- thlmncy= s.d Wichs, I'll
iea . +. REChEkS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
&TTVAVnV=4 GAZETYE AMI VIRGINIA hnVFp4i>*i>

A BREtzG in the Hone Of Rapics"nfa-
t;yc, Yesterday, while in t'ommiltec d iha
Whole on the .esuer,; appropriations bill. air. .
Cessna in the Chair
NJ. stiles, 0; Pom, addressed ms 1:"Asse |
snl wss proceeding to argue in r"!..i'n - tn'
cold conspiracy ana thr r"nner1HA - ia"
President Herewith.
Mr. Dawes made tho poi.L Of "r!': TIA. TIE
Investigation OF the gold panic Wa !.''t - SAB
cc: to be discussed under this bill
The Chair sustained tho point o! rider.
Mr. Stiles said he proposed u discus u" "f-
p1nditures of tho administration.
Tho Chair reminded Mr. Stiles .ntt thc !loH'''
,;as not in committee Of tho whole on the S''!t1
If the Union for general debate but i'll commit
ice on special subject, and the &en,!'NN"
must continc his remarks to that b!!
Mr.. stiles thought it WAS competent !nr h!ni
in csnyassing tho conduct Of tho President -
relate what had taken place before II c''nm'''"'
| cf the House.
MIR, Dickey, Of Penn objected. Tina. matter
| was before committee of the House, aH!, p':.:-
Inc Investigations ho objected 20 Gisc" sion
Mr. Stiles was again going on WITH ms 70
| marks. and WAS about To read some testimony
before tho banking and currency committee
when
Mr.. Dickoy again objected.
and directed him either &c proceed or take ms
Mr. Stiles reiterated that it was competent tor
him TO show the Presidents connection VIII"
tho gold ring: .,,11 no, Writ
coed. 1o;.
The Chair declined to hear All, explanation
and directed Mr.. stiles to proceed IN , o1uer g..
Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania wanted l.,
know whether tho Chair would hear tn" eSpii
nation Of his colleague [Mr: Stiles tiles. .+;or hn,
The Chair did not want any ezpIansti0i'' O"'
directed Mr.. Stiles to proceed in order
NJ KsndsWheP Ro we fgs spsss GO 'S viii fO
inc+ q chairman who understands his business
The Chair-Tho gentleman from Pe IasT W. W.
MIA will come to order. He know5 s"ch re-
marks are out of order.
Mr.. Randall--Thcy are nevertheless true. -,
MIR. Stiles then obtained leave to print i Inc
balance of his remarks, but before taking h's
sont said ha had proposed to read the test!mo y
! taken before tho banking committee. |hici
would show that the President Of the Us. VIZ.
, utterly unfit to rule over FREQ people
For this remark Mr.. Stiles wa' loudly c"'Ie'
to order by the Radicals
The committee then rose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

The oyster feet OF the Commonwealth , con.
sistiDg Of the steamers Virginia, VIM. t. lay
lor and Trcdcgar, We're rereglstercd III the
Office of The Collector Of Customs in Richmond
Yesterday. Nor long ago the Virginia was run
into by schooner and sunk. Her paper we're
then destroyed ty the water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
NUE RICHMOND, EKEDEHlCKSRUk Re-
| s NN iAl,lM Al, RllL,CE.
.iaII II Il
NJ . T L G +

The firm Of PURCELL & HOY WAS dE.pI.
we'd, by mutual consent, on th" 18th day 81
July 1863, and by d""l, recorded in the rec
ords of AInxandrin, w., libcr l., NJ. >. i"I"
i2j, Mr.. i. f. PRICE was made Trustee, "r''
vi business va, assigned 20 him for sot cm"nt
II parties having any business with the n!"
firm will direct t. f. +. Price" Trustee for Par
cell & Hoy, who Is alone authorized t" sctt'"
I'll business Of the lat" Erm.
THOMAS HOY
i'm 2G-.t; L.;c Of the firm of Purcell 81 li"T.
4 STEAh o. L-PhRFhGTLl "Af EN-"
~ EXPLOSIONS.
At the solicitation Of some Of our customcr-
who have u-cd il, we hive obtained the agency
Of the celebrated ASTRAL OH, and have 1"
supply LGw on hand. THIS Gil is " product ol
Petroleum; perfectly clear, burns III sn "rdr.
natv coal oil lamp. FREQ from odor md from
the DANCE. Of explosion the lir" tc.t OF kero.
scno being no and Of Astra! la5, For sale ~
isn2S f.. ). LEADBEATEk " BKD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

1t is stated that tho Senate Committee on
Foreign Affairs are said to be opposed to the
ratification of the treaties for the purchase Of
San Domingo ard st. Thomas. Sagct's Gov
eminent, which now holds the reins of power
in San Domingo, is aversc to yielding up any
Mnrt Of the territory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

GEORGE PEABODY AND THE CONFEDERATE
BONDS, MIR. Peabody having been charged
with spccuatiug in Confederate bonds tuTp"
the war, took occasion, when at Portland some
time alter, to explain the probable origin Of the
charge, to a party OF friends at dinner. H."
stated, says correspondent, that he had uni
formly condemned the course OF the South IN
taking up arms, and had injured his reputation
among English friends by his advocacy OF the
cause OF the Union. When the Conirderate
agents we're endeavor!ng to negotiate loan OF
SIS, 600, 900 in London at fifty cts. on the dnI
lar, some Of the friends Of the Conicderary ask
ell him his opinion as to the proposition. lie
rc,licd to them that in a year from that time
thcycould gctConiclcrate bonds Tor twenty Use
cts on the dollar, ard II prove that lie was III
earnest proposed to enter al chgageIncn' /"
furnish them on those terms. They accented.
The wear passed Confederate bond; w"r: sci
ling Tor less than twenty-five els. AMI h"I!in@
his friends to the bargain, he made :G'',v'" ~
the transaction
Two adj, not mere than II OF ! : ZEAL OF
are, had ularrc IN L debating Nnr''.ii. Al
WylhGvr on Friday 'a-!, when ono OF th''n
stabbed the other. cau>ing !rsta!'! death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

Tho extension of time for the consideration
by Congress Of the new Census bill having ex-
pircd, the dccennial census which is to be tax
en- this year will be collected by The United
States Marshals throughout the country under
the law Of 1850. The work viii be commenced
on the lst Of Juac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
..rA&HlN GTON, ALEXANDRIA -
~ CFORG ETGWN T. f.
x5sx
La - ~ ss 10y rf e. rtS 7S,Se'
E1-W' VIIitTAELE- NIGHT TRAIN FpF
RICHMOND

RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL AND DHiA KTu ~ o. IA.
SENGin Trains CHANTEn
NAV TKkiN FOR LY \ CT Is u i q.
= in and after THURSDAY, Noy. 18th 1851,
srI until iurtLer notice, through anu "''H
Messenger trains will run betwerh " - ''"S''''
..nd Alexandria ~ follows: ;,,,i
Through Day Trains, Sundays me We" M
Ir.yr WASHINGTON. South ward hoWhu, NM!
land Avenue Depot, at 40 Il. III. Le'.Nc AIrA
audriA, Norlhwa!d bound, corner pA"e "''
Henry streets y. coo p. III.
jLTcuch Night Trains, Sundays excepted
Iravv Washington, southwark bound Mar
land Avenue Depot, ri $50 p. ~. Leave A!tA,
aniris, Northward bound, corner lux" H'''
henry streets. ut 400 n. H.
Evening special trains viii be run bct~o'"
Washington and Alexandria on tuesday
Thurs,ays and Saturdays, rs follows:
Leave Atcynndriu, NurthwArd bound, cor""'
x. ASauh and King Streets ~ go p. m; Leave
Washington, Southwark bound. Marylsnd Az
cnuc Depot, ut ll;25 y. III. -,
ton and Alexandria Sundays cxceploI'l
Lnsvc Washington, Maryland avenue Dep".,
at y and II Is H., and ), 4:lA' ana l9uhdNys III
| cluIcdI ~ 7:2O p. III.
Leave AcxanIria corner ST. AsnrI al"
| King street: ut S and l0.n III ard and :" pm 4,
nnI corner Duke and Henry SIS, a. l:io =. III.
HOUND TRIP TICKETS Parties purci'"s
| ing round trip tickets for evening special tr"'"s
and not returning same evening, can maze Use
of such tickets in payment OF fare on ANY I"r''
train on following day.
| FAkE--Fur evening Spcci"I train my cent
| for round trip. Tickets tor same To be opte'hed
| only -, AleXandria ticket office on lu"Sday"
Thnrslsys and Saturdays, after departure "i" D.
| H. m. lOcn! day train
| No other tc;0~s r2aognIH1i on evening Sp'
| ci4l train. .. y 9EEE I'm, '"h' up
| w. j. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. no. '-''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
x;IgEsbENG MATERIAL.
IEyANnHIh FLAMING Mills.
,i,II,r..r ,.Nfrsy,; boyd SMITH.
3e7s6ES0S q SMITH,

!surEi.r LAMff;svT. nDIn SMITH,
JAMESON az SMITH,
HOLM K. LAM BDEN, Superintendent,
Mos y, and 81 Water 81,
Arr, prepared to 'urnisii =: short n''''''" n""
49,: reasonable terms
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS. CRACK ET>5,
hlDNLDINGS,
ia LIlISTERS,
NEWE Eli POSTS
:; laT!lEK- BOARDING.
:;IDI.:G. COX STUFF,
Di;A WEI; STUFF,
-, ~, Sc, s..
And t. a4rc,li., ali Kinds of i;c:o!! .;Aw'n:;
.nt N,.,i- Turning. Planning """gE"InE "nd
Gr.o"irrg .i ;iuri;.rin~ done in tn" t".t !"'.'.-
n"r. Tnry Will ala ."cni:h plan. >nI :Hnrrl!-
cation t.rh~n;iin,-, si',7,'- '.gi either building.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

There il some talk about making objection
to the eligibility Of the new co!ored u. 5. SEN
ator from Mississippi. Ii will be useless. We
suppose he is entirely eligible under the" -Four
tecnth Amendment, and various other modern
laws made to suit such cases.