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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17
NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

On the night OF Thursday, December LIST, 1870,
nv shop, in Harrisonburg, wSs entered by
means of a false key, and tho following proper
ty taken therefrom
One open.faced gold, detached lever Watch;
makers name, J.F. Bsntle. Geneva, No. 2t67e;
my initials and watch book number, g.. D. c.;
col and 6i1-scratched in rear of case.
One silver hunting Americ an lover; E. How
ard & Co., Boston, No. 1876; Reads patent at.
tachment
ed lever; F. D. Cooper, London, No. 1854;
scratched in case, &. 0. c., ITO.
One German silver hunting case Lepine, Ma
rine Time Observer. London, No. 1885, stratcA-
ed in case, COG, 732.
One open.faced silver Lepine; T.. +. Cooper,
London, No. 1888; scratched in case, d.O.C.'
658.
One silver, opon-fsced Quarter vergsi, II. }.
Tobias. Liverpool, No. 5, G.. H.; scratched IN
One brass plated Lepi1e no makers name,
London, No. $3.50 scratched in case, GOO,
636. The front part of tho case of this watch
was broken Oft.
Also the following, OF which we have not tho
numbers Iow, but they can be identified
One silver hunting e. case American lever.
Ono gold gilt, American lever. .
One old silver repeater, strikes tho hours and
quarters.
Ono old silver English verge, outside case
lost of.
One old copper-plsted verge, double case.
Ono Chatelsine, or guard chain.
Two watchmakers' closing punches.
One pair watchmukers' sliding tonss.
And abont 81. 60 in one and two cent pieces.
Tha party suspected Of the robbery is Will
| liam p. Brosius, formerly of Morgan county,
West Virginia. but more recently of Baltimore
City, Maryland. He is a young man, perhaps
over twenty years Of age. with dark or black
| hair and eyes. tole-ably tall and heavily built,
| round, smooth face, had perhaps q slight nous
tache, talks rather slowly, and not very loud.
rather sluggish in his movements, wore q black
| small hat, dark clothing ,shoes not heavy, with
perforated tips on the toes represented him
self TO be watchmakeF by trade, and learned his
trade in Baltimore; is we'll acquainted with
| some Of the hands on the Baltimore & Ohio T..
K. He left Harrisonburg by the freight train
| on the night of the robbery, and represented
;.imself to the hands on the train esa railroad
| hand in search of employment. BE reached
Alexandria on Friday, December I'd spoke of
! going TO Charlottesville and sou!hwsrd, per
haps to Vicksburg, Miss, where he says Eo has
worked Ct watch repairing.
The above reward will he paid for The arrest
of the thief, with such evidence rs may lead TO
his conviction, or for the return Of the stolen
| property. Ii the whole Of the property cannot
| be procured, a liberal reward will be paid for
any portion of the property returned.
GEO. O. CONRAD,
Hsrriscnburg, Virgins.
| ROCKINGHAM county,, dec l6-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

CANAL Boar BURNED. The Washington
Star says:-"The canal steam packet Eureka,
Capt. Philip S. Craig, Of Georgetown, caught
fire while laying at Eiwards's Ferry, on the
Chesa peakc and Ohio canal, about thirty miles
above here, on Tuesday night last, and was
entirely DESTROYED. She was a new boat, and
owned by the captain. who, with the crew, we're
on board OF her, all sound asleep; and had it
not been for some one on the shore rouslDg
them up, they would all have persisted in the
flames. This seen to have been an il.tated
boat from the commencement. The loss vas
SIS, 900, on which there. WAS an insurance OF
e. OOO"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

CORPORATION CoUaT- Judge E. NJ. Loue
presiding.-Com vs.. Elias Ronerts petit lar
,:sny jury; verdict guilty, and sentenced by
Court to sixtv days in city jail.
Com. VS.. VIM Willis petit larceny; jury {;
verdict guilty and sentenced by Curt 10 sixty
Gay in city jsil,
Com. vs.. Thomss Walker; petit larceny I;
jury; verdict guilty. and ntorced by Court
to sixty days in city Jail.
The Court granted Il now trial to James Nc
Cuer, against whom the jury found q verdict
Of guilty Of relit larceny On the 18th instant.
George l.. henderson vs.. Cathaiine Hansber-
~; unlawful d~e'siner; jury sworn, and case now
in progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

WASHINGTON, Dec. II. Neither House o.
Congress was 10 session to day.
Secretary Fish has suubbed the Haytien
Minister who sent a complaint OF the Presl
dents speaking of tho Island Of San Domin'
go" as a want of courtesy to Hayti-by send
ing the letter back with a verbal intimatlon
that it was offensive.
Fred. Douglass jeu d'esptit at the New
England last night is much talked OF. Doug
las claimed 4 right to unite in celebrating the
landing of the Mayfower, because it the ances-
tors of the others came over on the first voyage
of that ship, when she brought the Puritans,
his ancestors cams over On the second voyage,
when she brought a cargo of slaves from
Africa.
Gen. Scherck's nomination as Minister to
England. will be sent in next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

CITY CoUNcu. last NIaHr-CALLED MEET
INa.-The Board Of Aldermen met at the
usual hour and without transacliug any bust
ness went into joint meeting. Upon the close of
the Joint meeting the Board adjourned.
. Common C0unca.-The Common Council,
for an unpaid body, has been doing a very con-
siderable amount of work this week. At the
meeting last night it was not until some time
after the hoar of assembling that the Chair
called the meeting to order aud no quorum
WAS obtained during the evening.
Mr.. Smoot, however, took the chair and
announced in the absence of q quorum, the
Board would sit Informally for the purpose
of considering the new charter for the city pro
posed by the committee. The Aldermen were
invited to participate, and an informal joint
meeting having been thus constituted,
Mr.. Suite from the committee read the
charter section by section. Sections to which
no one objected were considered acceptable.
At those sections TO which there was objection
a pause was made.
On the reading OF the first section defining
the boundaries OF the city,
Mr.. Massey said that in voting Tor such
boundaries, he wanted it understood that he
was voting for what the legislature had no
power to pass, to wit the making of a portion
of Fairfax county q portion Of the city of Alex
audria. Judge Thomas had declared it a null
lity when it was incorporated in the old chart
er, and it was evident that this provision is q
nullity.
When the section came up which gives the
city jurisdiction OF vessels in the h.rbor below
''Pierson's Island" Mr.. Massey asked Col.
Suite where Persons Island was.
Mr.. Suite SAID his attention had been call
ed TO this, and he had made inquiry of all citi-
zens, of people who had been running vessels
on the river for maDv years, and none Of them
knew where it is. He supposed it was Daiu-
ger6eld's farm sometimes "a'"' AieA'"o7t b
Island. -,
MIR. Massey shortly afterwards said he had
learned from gentlemen present that danger
fields Island was settled by one Simon Pier
son in 1896, and was long called alter him.:
Mr.. s. said that it was proposed to add a
section giving the Corporation Court j%urlsdic-
ton over the Aims House. He presumed
every one agreed to that. -,
Mr.. Massey protested against being consld
cred as bound by any apparent acquiesence at
this informal meeting. He would hereafter
consider himself as free to act as though this
meeting had never been held.
MIR. Massey objected to the proposed amend
ment which gave the City Council power to
fill vacancies in its oRn body.
When the amendment concerning elections
was read,
Mr.. Massey understood that this amendment
took the election OF all officers from the peo'
pie.
Mr.. Suttle-The only election that we pro-
pose here to bring before the people is that OF
the Mayor and City Council.
After the reading of the charter had been
proceeded with for some time. it was found
that it would be better to print the report Tor
the use Of the members and it WAS accordingly
agreed that one hundred copies should be
printed. Adjourned.
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SALES.
By ,John II. Parrott, AuctiOneer.

THRUST SAL&-By virtue OF g deed OF tru;!
from VIRGINIA Scott to the undersigned,
daled the 18th day of August, 1870, OF record On
the land records OF Fairfax county, virginia.
for the purposes OF said deed, 1 shall, on TU )
DAY. the Z7.h day of December, 1870, at II
NJ 10 front of the Mayors office, in the city Of
Alexandria, Va ss trustee in said deed named
offer for sale, by public auction, the following
described TRACT OF LAND, in said county
of Fairfax. part of tho BUSHNELL ESTATE,
viz: Beginning at a stone marked K. n. S. 9,
nelng the corner of 2 tract of land conveyed by
josiah Watson and wife to Richard Marshall
Scott, on the 10Th Of August, 1897, and running
thence with the 4th line Of said tract reversed
north TAO east So poles to the corner u
Of said above mentioned tract; thence dus
north 307 poles 10 q stump or D swamp olsck
oak, on the bank Of Cameron or Back Lick run;
thence with the meanders OF the run TO o stake
on the bank thereof on the dividing line OF the
lands ofthe said Virginia Scott and Barbour:
thence with said dividing line south IT. east
1877 poles to 8 stone marked h. Ed. 3. z; thence
again with the lines of the above mentioned
tract conveyed by Josiah Watson and wife to
K. M. Scott south 1872 west Is poles to the cor
ner "K" ofsaid tract; thence with the last linz
OF the said tract reversed to the point OF begin-
ming, containing about ONE HUNDEED
ACHES OF LAND. exclusive Of the land &C.
cupied By the O., A. < NJ. !. +. Co. near the
bank Of the run.
Terms: Expenses of sale and s of the pu".
chase money cash, and the residue in two equal
instslments st SIX and twelve months, respect
lively, from the day Of sale, with interest The
deferred payments to be secured by negotiable
notes, with good endorsers, and also by a lien
upon the property-the said property being liza
bic to be resold by public auction upon delsu!.
in the payment thereof, by virtue OF said dest
Of trust. Deeds and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser. WESTEL WILLOUGHBY.
Fairfax co.. nov 25-ts TRUSTEE.
7 AND FOR SALE-Pursusnt to a deed OF
II trust from Lee Tuttle to the undersigned.
bearing date April 20, 1850. and Of record On
the land records of Fairfax county. liber B,
No. 4, page 76, l shall, on MONDAY, tho 10th
day of December, 1870, Court day, in front of
the Court House door Of Fairfa1 county, sell to
The highest bidder, the following described
property: All that TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND conveyed by said decd of trust, con.
tanning two hundred and ninety.tve acres and
one hundred and for:y.one poles. This Land
lies near Burkes station, O., A. % VI. i. x,
and near G. 4. Arundle's.
Terms: SO much cash IS w:i! discharge the
expenses of sale and the amount due and unLaii
under the said deed OF trust, and tho residue on
a credit of six months. The cash required WI!
be- announced on the Day 81 sale. Se!linX
as trustee, J. will convoy such title as /:
vested in me by said deed Of trust only. which
il believed to be good.
WEI. SAGAK, Trustee.
Fairfax county, nov lJ-lG4T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

DISTRICT SCHOOL TRUSTEES. WIN. +. Carne,
ESQ.,, has been appointed, by the Board OF
Education, a District School Trustee for Snow
den District in this city, to supply the vacancy
caused b. the removal Of Col. George Wm.
Brent from the district. John R. Johustop,
ESQ, has received the same appointment IN
Jefferson School District, in the county IN
plpce of Thomas l.. Sanborn, Esq, who de
clined IT,: appointment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

POLICE REpoRT.-There was nothing of i'm
portance going on Of police headquarters tnls
morning. ~
MAYORS OFrIcE.-Nelson Tyree. co!ored'
hailing from Richmond, arrested at the m
stance Of private Waterman Tomlln, VINO ols.
covered him last night in the depot lot OF Inc
w. q O. K. r., standing close to a bag ontain,
ing couplin pins and other old iron, was nelo
for further examination.
Clara johnson, colored, arrested on the charge
of vsgrancy, was discharged with q reprlmand.
Two colored men, hands on board Of a schoo-
ner from Port Deposit, seen early this morning
at the door Of junk store with q bag full OF
ropo and canvas, arrested as suspicious charac-
ters, were discharged. as there was no evidences
to crir1inste them. The captain Of the vessel,
also colored, for insolence to the officers max,
ing roper enquiries Of him, was discharged
with an sdmonition ,
NlaHT RgpohT.-Night clear and cold, and
a heavy frost and some leo were formed. A
colored festival WAS in progress at q place call
ed the Green House, upper end OF King street,
but is was conducted quietly. There were no
disturbances in any quarter OF the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17
sudden Death.

HUDSON, N. Y, Dec. 17.-Oliver G. Fitch
of Troy, a life insurance agent, was found dead
in bed at bis boarding house in this city this
morning. He returned in apparent good
health at q reasonable hour last evening, and
some mystery %cuveIops his sudden death. A
post mortem examination is being held. lie
had q large policy on his lille.
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my duty to the prisoner at tho har--to you |
commit his cause. hoping that you will bear 10
mind that sacred Injunction. that mercy will
hereafter alone he shown to the merciiul.
Capt. Smoot then closed the case tJr tie
prosecution. He remarked that the theory set
up by the gentleman who he'd closed the case
for the defence could not be sustained. That
it was true the deceased Was struck upon the
right side of the head, when her left was said
to have been exposed to Boswell, but that WIS
easily accounted for. She, no doubt, seeing
Boswell, turned to run up the street again, aud
thus exposed the right side OF her head to him.
The plea OF insanity 10 the clse could not be
maintained. The insanity produced by drunkeL.
ness could DOT be excused. If 80 the walls oil Star.
ton had better be enlarged beyond their pres
ent capacity. He asked where were the cvi
dences of insanity in this case. TO be sure the
defence had proved thatthe prisoner had tried
to take his life, but it was 10 water which he
did not believe would drown a grown kitten;
that he bad thrown himself upon the railroad
track, but be was drunk at the time. and there.
fore the insanity resulting from that couse
would not excuse.
lie then reviewed the evidence as presented,
claiming that there was every indication OF
ra!ice. That the whole case presented a cool
aud determined purpose to take life. He con,
Guided by begging the Jury not TO be Influenced
by the appeals of mercy. That mercy vas
well enough, but that it should not come in
conflict with the evidence and the law. Let
Boswell 60 free and there would be no cad Of
crime. lie cited numerous authorities to sus-
tain his position.
The jury theE retired and returned at 10
O'Clock with u verdict of murder in the second
degree, aud fixed the time Of tn imprisonment
at years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

Work TO BE RESUMED. Operations at the
fouadry, corner Of Pitt and Wilkes street, c, %.
menccd a year or two ago by Mr. &. R. II.
Left ,r, the purchaser OF the property, Int
suspended By the sickness OF that pentIeman,
will, it is understood, be resumed at on early
day, aud employment given % j arg" number
of hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

ALARM OF FIRE. The alarm Of FIRE about
a quarter Of er . o'clock last night Was Gauss. d
by the partial burning Of the ai'e'tu Of the
house on Alfred street, pear the Friendship fire
engine house, occupied by Mr.. Alfred Brown.
Polio, officers Claplore aud TonIioson, who
wereon that beat, discovered the fire and ex
tipguisbed il.
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IIsVNUuEb FTTFH'"'
Rockingham county. dec l6-2t
TXTRA FAMILY BACON, SAUSAGE
T. AND MINCE NEAT, Sc.

m AND MlNCE MEAT, &c.
1O,C0O lbs choice FAMILY BACON, OF ry
own curing, consisting of Hams. Shoulders,
Sides and Breast Pieces. ,
MINCE and SAUSAGE MEAT, prepared
by myself with the greatest care.
Alsc choice SPICED BEEF ROUNDS, with
a large supply of pure LEAF LARDexpressly
for family use, put up in jars, kegs and hrKins,.
Of various sizes. together with 3 full supply of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part Of Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Cur
rants, Rslsins, Gilron, &C, with a constant sup
plv of prime ROLL BUTTER, and q fine stock
of choice WINE3 and LIQUORS.
For all of which, if you want to be- pleased n
quality and price, call on
SAML. j.. REED,
dec l6 "A south Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

THE CONFESSIONS OF An INVALID.
Published for the benefit of Young Men vino
suffer from Nervous Debility, ETC.; also q
Guidance for the nervous of both sexes, young
and old each work supplying the means OF
self cure. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving q postpaid directed
envelope. Address
NATHANIEL Mayfair,
nov 24-eo1m Brooklyn, n. /.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

HCHRIsTMAs TURKEY.-Mr. A. N. TurnbulI,
President of the Mount Vernon Cotton Facto
~, has gi7en an order to u commission mer-
chant to purchase fifty turkeys and intends,
Christmas, to present II turkey to every head
of family employed at the Mount Vernon
FactorY.
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Judge Chase.

New YORK, Dec. I7.-ChiefJa stice Chase,
in a letter dated December Sth. considers it
doubtful whether he will be able to deliver
the inaugural address upon the unwilling Of
the statue of Professor Morse on the 9th of
April. His health seems mendiDg' but its
restoration must necessarily be slow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

BEGaARs.-Beggars ere becoming quite nu'
merous, and, unfortunately, some of them are
worthy objects Of charity, but, at the instance
of the Mayor, the rubiic is c+u.iooed against
being im pnsNl upoa ny i ~om1n whose plea
tor the last month has been that she was
trying to get to Fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17
dec 16
DOLLSI DOLLSl

nOLLSI DOLL5l DOLLSl
- Doll Heads, Bodies. Arms, &c. l have
now in store one Of the largest stocks and pest
assortments of Crying, Talking, Sleeping and
Plain Dolls ever Offered in this city, embracing
every variety and price. Dolls from SC to So;
Having made my purchases Of HOLIDAY
PRESENTS on very advantageous terms. L
am enabled TO sell at the very Lowest prices,
Call and examine my stock, and be convinced
of low prices and fair dealings:
dec 16 {. G. BERRY, 70 King st.
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CTATE AND COUNTY TAXES.

This is t. give notice that the State anG coun
ty taxes for the year 1870, due in July last. ale
now ready for collection. is much Of lie time
allowed for the return OF these taxes TO the An
ditor has already expired. it is necessary ;hst
they be paid promptly.
Uxpsid taxes for 1860, if not paid immediate
~, will be collected according 10 lay.
J.. {. UNEAi, Sheriff,
dec l6-tf Office No. II south Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17
EajIrOad Accident.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. ia passenger
train on the Lawrence Railroad, to-day, ran
over and killed Benjamin Woodbury., who was
driving a team across the track.
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NOTICES..
HEALTH n WEALTH.

Health depends upon keeping our systems in
proper tone. We often need the aid of tonics
to do SO. Speer's STANDARD Vino Eitters."
according to the opinion of our best and most
successful Medical Practitioners, are the desid-
eratum so long sought after by the profession.
Try them and be convinced.
Sold by Druggists. dec l2-lw
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GETTING MARRIED.

the propriety or impropriety of getting Married.
with sanitary holp for those VINO feel united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, il sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON. Box 2. Philadelphia, Pa. sep l9-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17
The Markets.

New York. Dec. l7.-Stocks very active.
Gold 104. Virginia SKIES, ex coupon, CAT do.
new e.. Flour dull and unchanged: Wheat
dull and slightly in buyers favor. Corn quiet
and heavy. %,
BALTIMORE, Dec. Iva. SKIES, old, soy
bid, so! asked; do. 1867, sc bid. 81 asked.
Colton--better feeling and nominal. Flour
quiet at previous figures. Wheat steady ;
choice white l70al85; prime to choice red 1904
$50: fair to good l35al55 common l20al3O;
Ohio and Indiana l3Sal40. Corn lower; whlto
72a7S: yellow -. Oats quiet at 52s53c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17
Declfnes the Conditions.

BosToN, Dec. 17.-O'Baldwin, the prize
fighter, declines to accept the conditions of his
pardon from the House OF Correction, which
require him to leave the State within twenty
four hours. never to return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

THE MARKET, to-day was without any
change in the prices, either of meat or vegsta.
bles. Poultry, butter and eggs are sill high.
MIR. John Slater. ut his stand. had some Of the
finest celery We have seen this season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

SALE OF A HoUsE.-Mr. D. A.. Windsor, of
this oity ,yesterday sold one house of a block he
owns 10 Washington, to Gen. Brice, for $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17

RETAINED LETTERS. The following letters
are detained IN the post office Tor want OF
stamps: Miss Mnry f. Jones, M'dd'eIurg,
Va. Mrs. Susan Dorey. Chambers5uTg' Ia. ;
Mrs. Joanna Bracham, Bersburg, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-17
TOR CHRISTMAS.
n D. APPICU,

N. L. corner King and st. Asaph streets,
Respect fully wishes his patrons a merrJ CHRIST
mas and q happy New Year. and announces
that he will be in receipt of & fu:! supply OF
CON F~ECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, PRE-
SERVES, JELLIES. &C., &C, and every ar;
ticle in his line during the holidays, at his usual
moderate rates. Gall and see. dec - 1w
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SHERIFF's NoTIcE.-Attention is directed 10
he Sberif's notice in another column,
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Fl. KING. JR.,
MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. 9th & i STs..
Washington, D. C..
MILLINERY, FANCY & LADIES FUR
NlSHINE HOODS

DUILDER>' HARDWARE-Wn invite ~.
b tertirn 10 our stock Of BIi.iecs' Hardware
such rs Locks. Hinges, -:hi'', ''cTr%si 49,
Some IL To ese E@O.s gre ve:y 'h""' hh" % e'
cellrnt quality. Cell and ST., rnu
AXE i. T. EHEIGHiOH Y SON.
-FNTI,NuEN'S DRE>S$H!HT5 made by
! = ,nnnsrrs, 9: the best Iistr1iu's; t. Ruaran-
,csd We hava never yet AID ia h"ins oar
customers, which i. ID, promise iMr ne future
dcc IJ WILMER s. SLAIMAkEk.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

CIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
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Ry John HI. Parrot. Auctionecr.

dec 6-2awts Comm'rs. of Sal