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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-24

ciolly commend 10 both Anti-Pfos.
cipds5'r spa pBbtFol Republican," o.
furnishing some food for thought:
The Democrats plans fsF the future
foresbadowj policy which nothing but
ouriRspuBlissns Organization can effect.
uall5 Illustrate. We are identified with
az honorable payment Ofslht debt, and
With tbe cause o. good and imparlisl
government all over the country, But
beyidVsthb programme which could 30
.skGtchSdi out 10 day, there 40 oil The
untHOWn possibilities Of the jutuie TO 70.
baks che feoklsss proposal ito dissolve
lb5pafey.9 10 poliiicb! NO les lbsn 10
other iGsiFs d lie; no man can toll What
lhs.moiroWimay briDg.fotth We only
kn6Rrir6msall psst 6Epefisnte. and. ELL
analogy. that asOnoa gteattgnesliOn is,
rfetilsdY another will arise before u.s.
was The miESioDiofthe English Liberal
Parry sccompliuhed'Whcn IL reformed
Parliament inql9S2, whepil aboIiSbed
the CornlbRS, oEwhenait dscrsed tbp
disdsblisbment of the altish Cburebg
teyeraNt loss forasubjact-onlvhioh
to-fshtthe Torits-4or is not rather Ahoil
press Of Gdch tubjoc,SSo great that 20
living man can hops to deal with Ahem
ana We have setArdlibo shverYolquss,
ton, and sF6on tbs eve 6fGlOsing theI
whole subject Of rsconairusions-bUt
willlao olbereseoiSoro in the Upiied
States oSfler chat? Are the principles
which brought thophFlY into being nov
silWIlbefed and iifslessir 3 1880
Every man who lookGarounj bim'I
wilIanswsr No. THE DemOcralS-a are for
rsgening most Ofetbe legislation Of the.
laatfys years beyssGy IN their hearts.
"WGit ttll We get toto power sDd then
see how soonswooWiIl undo oil 'hAtfaIhe |
II ideals have DONE" raPin the
position Of man who has built and fur
nishei d hobls mansion and who 10 ad'1
vissd 81 his friends to lehvelit totelly
unguardsd. aflef being warned that hisi|
enemies have completed a pOu for ssis-
ingis. Wshavsgto defend thH work Cta
our hB1ds. Itwobltlsbe anoc' oftrsdch
ely without parantlfo party history I'LL
ae Republi6hs. as o party, now retired
from The strife SudialloWed our Toss to
rdmaib masieR Of the national dcstiaieO'
Alflthe evils Of the past would be lres
GeaEedginga ssiIl oidisastfous shape'I
We should have made almost supsrbu.
man sscfifcss for nothing. and shame.
fully Betrayed that large seclIou Of the
lseopIo who co6lideil their interests TO
d. The Isst stald Of such people
would Be worse tbant the ifst. But the
notwithstanding tho advice
II doetimaiires, would nSyer consent 70
Ills infatuated pi6cs Of peifdy. They |
Win stti9e, rather. to teuder their organ.
.zatiqn nore, perfect: and more wclthg
sftho.great issues which Will !nevita-
lily present themselves fot settlement 10
lie iulufe.
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-. ,isl. .L.t- 81. !.
~, Oy eeaollsning these SCHOOLS u"y
few eVe0 Of The slaves Of the needle can
u q, ~. 4 80, a. n.
pe e1leuolPalea euu PioSsN uPOp ~
depehdent plsIfoFm, the benefits will be
80 .;,, M.
1871 ~ z rue eullEs r Vni"ssN'. ~ ~
Who. with. time, energy, and even only
i ..iI ..t.. a..
IElnln 3 menus " CO'l'IIll'o' VIZ
initiative ia Giving as On experimental
- S ST. 4l.e
HORTICULTURAL SpRpYy' lOE "Vleuf
aftl. i-77---- -s : - :, 4
Editor Re9iBter:
n IN, ys,y ;r,., 81. ,.,,v od;to,;,I coo.
~ Z, 'SI Sf IN y ~, TSst
~ y; Sss's .iios., Z. xnd NJ An
\; sIr.e I'm bsSo deai[od II ,aow
I'M, III Iii yo5 n XXX,
wv. 80 q II, I1t ,jt
L IL * Xxx, ~ ySrt ,o,,nniZs IN
M sss;sfis Edi1sibS 4 nav psrv III so,rips,
~. II y n, zoe, !,ro,;rss 10 Snhd
yo,,y nav ,paStF9 Iftbev' an abythinr better
'Ssn nc I!hersI rriveiri.' ~ IA Rs5nbIicsn
s'., iot ~ sss ys9 49, ~" :, ~
Si51is Sts EJ;tSr. n ,st,,;,, Eo Aor;o5 mot
,I,e.s - ,,ong y;JTsls ~ 1So Ponnblic"n
,,a,t,, IN, sv,o,t Il b-csJ ana IN
aarai XXI \, III < Isr, ioTa
On iioG5 Ss lhev woyI, n ,he narlv Ia rne5s AID
III SEi1sy5 II ~ Nsttv ioSk ~ ihe nyosrrint.
IL, I'M ndv, tina pffsira of
iis sfsto I'M. bans6t II tbeir ,iihsrsl yiews IL
Scsrsol,l ncrcenii Az IA thc naFeii IVA and iheir
liSbt rs snd " Md ~ the 1r5Sertbtiye
L5ibSI lgTsi 10 i6doi mi ySr,5bIicah narfv az
ib,G Slot. M, M, ~, liz mil.
Ia "a liberal or, not NJ HANG nv intention Ia.
male ;s romlo,in icaiion sboFt Z oniv TaIpr q
,keTg Z, Siis u N Il tn HSve tloS 1ys1fie1s
LS|IJnor m gsrsyf,5e ~ bsrt 1thFsnsh \ v6l,r,
vslSaI,is Ssnm ;; u n 1,I. s, ~, II,
Orr ,I6snnbIioan + ,o0isIaiuTe oasaod n Rag.
istralion atI ybin6 am lafFed an lihe 3overfori
III III n nnS6ih M lila ReglstFars liSsteSd
nfaIbwihS oJF citizens ia lec9 ilm nj, 1,iH
thiS nsarSgstiye taken from the peoole 70 whom,
h prooerly belongs and conferred on die Cover.
nor who n necessity oan know Int little about
ira nuaitHehtton of htAhpbointeesP,A Ara me Va.
tors az West Vifpinnfbot M bertFlisteds 6llthe
ofirs OF Registrar by theft Votes3 Does .it res
cure more discretion 10 aisct d tar than.
10 choose member 81 Tbs gisiat Il ", q mem.
beto IL Congress ort leotefddf himself, OF is
tfieG64cfn6r and hfs perty afraid that fair
RaRiRtyaion would cause him b ibid o long
farewell ,to,all, his homes OF gfeatuess,n
I Under the present Registration system the
Republican party allows only such a they
have thought ht, to vote. Why is it2 Arc
they afraid toltrrAtthe, people with selfgov,s
eTpinsnt,, h majority. Of whom are Of their own,
partyf win 4 be contended that Boreman or
Stevenson knew tho people Of the various
counties better, orlhat they were mbrecapable
Of making proper selections among thGms than
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NNEDITOR SCARED no DEATH BY
THE KU KLUx.


THE KU KLUX.
Ills with gfoAt pAid'and gtiof that we
abnouocs Tie dead Of iheeditbr Of the
Kaaawha Journal. Ho died from the
effects ofhis labossd article in the last
Issue of.his paper, in endeAvOting to,
show that The Ku KIux's" had posses.
sion Of the county Of Ksuawha. We
regret this unfortunate circumstances as
the poor yiclimt BY his insane attempts,
10 re.urd tho best interests Of this Valley,
and BIZ, own county ia particular has
furnished fond fot the enomiss Of Charles
toa to agitate The removal Of thu capi-
tol from lheres Brother Atkinson had
only Two things to be afraid Of--the
''Ku Klux' and the fool'kiIler, eitheF
one was certain 10 cause his "death" if
ever they mel him, at least We SO presume,
after reading the editorial 10 his last ois-
sue. We do not deny that there exists
in your county 4 powerful secret pOlit'
lea organization, but Ea do not think It
called fotthe editorial comments alluded
to; nor can We believe athsy are banded
together for The purpose Of rosisIing
tho civil authority. That article has
done untold damage TO the Interests Of
our people. If you cannot take care
of your "Ku Kux's," then turn them
over to the tender meroie9 of'the Ma
son coupty Republicans, aad We will
agree TO manage than without the aid Of
the military. Your attempt al sensations
al writing won't do. We have warned
you time and again 10 cut,looso from the
clique that dictates to and controls you.
will you do itnow?
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Tho New Hampshite elections have
gono in favor oFtho Republicans, BY
very decided majoriIiss. aD
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II, BY establishing these schools only .
few svso Of The slaves Of the needle cln
10 emsueipaied and plsced upon an To-
dependent PIsIform, The benefits will be
fsltby the entire community, Nov
who. with time, energy. and even only
ttiitng means At cOmmaud, will takoslbe
initiative - giving Us on experimental
HORTICULTURAL sobooI for wonspi
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WEST VIRGINIA, A. .armniaaa
ATRULEs HELD IN THE CLERKS OF:
II fee Of the Circuit court for tie county oil
Mason, in the month Of March, 1870.
D. Polsley and D. ". PolSley ! y
partners doing business under In Trespalss on
firm mama Of D. 'olsley 4 Son tho case 10 a.,
and " . II. Tomlinson. sumpsit IN"
sH vs. .,d Attachments
3s Lewis Anderson.
The object Of the above suit is torecoveto u
The defendant the sum Of Five Hundred avg S
Sixty Dollars, balance duo upon contract Wlth
interest thereon from the 18th day OF January =,
1870, aud to attach the estate Of tho sald ~ ~
fcndant situated in Mason county, West w ~.
GINA, icing more particularly describ ed q tne
ShsrfPB ielnrn upon the order Of attacnIIl las
issued IN said cause. And it appearing I .y.t
affidavit filed in the papers Of this cause SatS
the defendant Is not a resident Of the SS NV
Of West Virginia, it is ordered tn n.o
he do appear here in one month after the ga ~
Of tho first publication Of this order aqq ~. SS
what is necessary to protect his interest," ~ 'A'
W. W. HARPER, Clerk
gi-Ic Faan by F.W. SIssoN1 Deputy
D. Polsley 4 Son, p. g,
March II, ls1O-w4 81. I ,ryt9
A I'll kinds oil Magistrate BLANKS o. 1H rIS'lS
"A ana [or saIsat :. sgTRIs soEF5St@
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Auction SAE.ES.
By John II. Parrott, Auctioneer

THRUST SALE-By virtue Of deed of trust
i from Virginia Scott to the undersigned,
dated the 10Th day of August, 1870, of record on
the land records of Fairfax county, Virginia.
for the purposes of said deed, shall, on TUES
DAY, the z7th day of December, 1870, at II
III, 10 front OF the Mayors office. in the city of
Alexsndris, Va os trustee in said deed named.
offer for sale, by public auction, the following
described TRACT OF LAND. in said county
of Fairfax. part of the BuSH-HILL ESTATE,
viz: Beginning at stone marked R. NJ. s. 9,
being the corner ofa tract of land conveyed by
josiah Watson aud wife to Richard Marshall
Scott, on the 10th Of August 1897, and running
thence with the 4th line Of said tract reversed
north 740 east 5S poles to the corner u
Of said above mentioned tract; thence dus
north 307 poles 10 Il stump OF swamp Dlack
oak, on the bank of Cameron or Back Lick rum
thence with the meandcrs Of the run to stake
on the bank thereof on the dividing line OF the
lands ofthe said Virginia Scott and Barbour;
thence with said dividing line south To east
1871 poles to stone marked 4. II. 8. q; thence
again with the lines of the above mentioned
tract conveyed by Josiah Watson and wife to
ner TX" ofsaid tract; thence with the last line
of the said tract reversed to the point of begin
ning containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND, exclusive OF the land oc-
cupied by the o.. A. y NJ. Is. r. Co. near the
bank of the run.
Terms Expenses Of sale and Of the pur-
chase money cash, and the residue in two equal
at 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 tho property-the said property being liza
bic to be resold by public auction upon default
in the payment thereof, by virtue OF said deed
of trust Deeds and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. WESTEL WILLOUGHBY,
Fairfax co.. nov 25-ts Trustee.
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TELEGRAPH n NWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Dec 1.-The telegraph this mort
inr says, the feeling Is becoming nnivers Il
throughout England that the Preach war is
rapidly drawing to close. The apparent in =
possibility OF combining and concentrating rh,
French armies it is br"Ved will soon compel
thr surrender Of Gen 'rr chu
Prominent members OF b. Ministry are urs
ing he Immediate calling OF d convention 10
settle the Russian question, and to arrange
and adopt IL peace policy lur Prussia a,
France.
1t is reported that PulIad'no was not only
wounded but taken prisoner yesterday.
LONDON, December l-7a MA balloon,
probably from Paris, was seen late last evening
over the English Channel. 1t seemed to be
trying to make landing on one OF the Scllly
Islands. A violent East wind prevailed at the
time, aud it was carried out to sea. 1t was
unQuestonaby LOST 10 The Atlantic.
A dispatch to the Times from Versailles this
morning says that the acceptance Of the Prus
sian conditions of peace by the Paris branch Of
the French government will be required before
the oapituIation of the city will be received.
About one third of the town of Tbionville
was destroyed by fire during its bombardmcnt
by the Prussians.
The army of the Loire is rctreating. lis
present position and lis plumbers are unknown.
Adrces have been received here of battle
between The French, under Brand. and the
Prussisns at Etrepany, in which the Prussians
were beaten with severe loss. The French
captured three officers and number Of cannon
and horses, as well as quautity OF small
arms.
The Times this morning has special tec
gram from Versailles, announcing that the
negotiations for conference arc progressing.
All the passengers Of tie Bremen steamship
Union, which recently went ashore off the
coast of Scotland. have been safely landed
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r AND FOR SALE-Pursuant to q deed of
~ trust from Loo Tuttlo to the undersigned,
bearing dste april 49, 1852 and of record on
the land records of Fairfax county, liber b,
No. q, page IS, shall, on MONDAY, the 10th
day of December, 1870, Court day, in front of
the Court House door Of Fairfax county, sell to
The highest bidder, tho following described
property: All that TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND conveyed by said deed of trust con.
tanning two hundred and ninety.fvo acres and
one hundred and forty poles. This land
ies ncur Burkc's station, o., A. & M. Il. r.,
apd near G.. a. Arundle's.
Terms: So much cash ns will discharge tho
expenses OF sale and the amount due and aid
under the said deed of trust, and the residue on
q credit Of six months. The cash required will
be announced on the day Of sale. Selling
AS trustee L will convey such title as is
vested in me by said deed Of trust only, which
ID believed to Do good.
VIM. SAGAR, Trustee.
Fairfax county nov l9-la4W
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nov 2l-ts

fI1RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed of
4 trust from II. &. Otis and G. B. Selden to
the undersigned, Of record on the land records
OF Fairfax county, liber <, No. q, ;olio Il, ana
DAY, the 10th day of December. 1870, Court
day, in from: Of the Court House door Of Fair
fax county. Offer fer sale. to the hig hest bidder.
oil that TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND in
said deed fully described, containing IS acres.
This land adjons the lands of Vim. i: Allen,
Newman Burke and Peason Crosen is about
three miles from Clifton ststion, on tho o., A.
u N. K. K. -,
Terms of sale: So much c.sh in hand rs will
Day the expenses of sale and tho sum OF SoOO,
with interest thereon from tho 20 OF June,
1869, till the day Of sale, anG the residue on a
credit of six. twelve and eighteen months; IL
equal instruments with interest froHl tho day
of SALE % be sccur cd BY q lion on the property.
Decd aud stamps at the coat Of the purchaser.
THOJ. MOORE, Trustee.
Nifty cnnnt " nov 2i-lsHiW
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nj O T I G f

"
Theunexampled satisfaction that N ATTAN'S
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this
city, IS evidenced by the repeated orders Of
some Of the first Druggists, induce US to direct
especial and particular attention to Tho great
fact that by its use you gain all the advantages
claimed for the many poisonous compounds in
use, to wit the restoration of the color and
growth of tho hair and the speedy removal Of
dandruff, without the least possible injury-as
Crystal Discovery is positively warranted 10
contain no poisonous substance, neither Lead
Sulphur or Silver
It's perfect cleanliness is a reason not lightly
to be overlooked; it will neiLhor stain tho skin
or clothcs-in one sentence, it is exactly what
has been wanted for 6 long while, Restorer Of
the Hair that may be used without the fear that
YOU are going to have Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Lead Collie and various other complaints, tho
result Of the use of lead preparations.
As simply Dressing for the Hair, it has also
been found TO be unexcellcd.
Letters in our possession might be published
by tie scoro, all recommending it in the high.
est terms, of which we promise to give you
somo IN future.
By AL means try it, rs we arc satisfied it will
give you entire satisfaction. Price ST per bot
tie. For sale by druggists generally
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Washington D. c..
To whom address al ordera.
For sale by WAKEFIELD s. HALL, in AL
exandria. nov l4-tf
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VI R3ilED.

On Tuesday, the 18th utimo. St. James $
Church, Richmond, by Rev. Joshua pe!erkin,
Dir. j. PRESTON COOKE, Of Cumberland
county. TO Miss BETTE BERNARD, dsugh-
ter Of Judge } ohm 4. Meredith, OF Richmond.
At The residence Of Gabriel VandevaEter, on
Thursday, November %, 1870, by Rev. DR..
Head, Mr.. FRA NCI5 S. kiLGOUR and Miss
DR.. Decatur Heuton, all of Loudoun county.
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CONTESTED SEAT-X It,, the Washington
correspondent O.! The Baltimore Sun says:
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, OF the adjoining Alex.
ardria district, has decided to contest the seat
of his successful democratic competitor, Gen.
Braxton, for Congress. The Intended contest
in the fifth Maryland district has been aban-
doned, and Judge Merrick will keep his seat
in peace We had not before beard that there
was to be contest in the case OF Maj. Bray
ton, and do not now know that the report is
correct
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Frost. -There was heavy frost last night.

MAYORS OFFICE -Rott. Anderson and
Maria Rdgway, white, and Rachel and Cath
arine Williams. colored, arrested for diSorderly
conduct, were fined and discharged.
John Aubinoe, white, and Mary Brown and
Mary Arnold, coorcd, were discharged with a
rerrimsnd.
Lucinda and Martha Madison, white, for
disorderIy conduct, in default Of the fine i'm
posed, we're committed to the work house for
ninety days.
MAGIsTRATEs' OFFICE, There were no cases,
Of O criminal character at the Magistrates
Office this morning.
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L 9 c. A L Il B w S

The RIVER. Navigation was impeded for
a time this morning by heavy fog which pre-.
vailed on the river.
The steamer Express. from Baltimore. did
consequence OF the Isrsc amuunt OF freight
which had to b. taken on \! The numerous
landings on It's. liv,r.
Tie Il vast Il. d. t'u.:rl,... ',s also be-
i"4 tiul;., havi,; rc,n ic..,:".: by heavy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-01

DR.. Nj. BERNHARDT, the accomplished OF
tician, has returned to this city, after few
days visit to New York, and is now prepared
to receive visits from those needing the scrvi
ces of an experienced OcuIist. The Doctor
has given great satisfaction to all sfil'cted with
;mpertect vision who have called on him, and
the spectacles he furnishes are highly priced
by ali who use them. AS his stay IN this city
is drawing TO a close, it would te advisable tor
those needing his services to call Immediately
He can be found at the Mansion House.
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THE SCHOONER PocoMoKE. Capt. Fowkes,
Of the steamer Wawaset, reports that the
schooner Pocomoke, Capt. Francis Keyes,
which was run into and sunk by the steamer
Lady of the Lake. on Thursday night last, off
Persimmon Poiot, will prove total less unless
means are speedily taken to raise her. The
vessel lies in eighteen feet Of water, and her
foremost, still standing, is all obstruction to
navigation at that point.
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AN ORDER FROM DISTANCE The dry
goods firm of Wilmer & Slaymaker Of this city
received an order day Or two ago from a
party in Arkansas, for quantity of goods. 1t
seems long distance to send an order. hut
wien it is considered that these gentleman
make full use of advertising facilities, it is no
wonder they ale known abroad, as we'll as at
homo
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Hy Beck, Knox tE Kerby
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee-s.
SALE OF SEINES, &c.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEINES, SC.
Under and by virtue of decd Of trust from
Littleton Hall and K. q. Chase 10 me, dated
May 18th, 1860, and recorded in liber L. No. 3,
page GID, one of tho record books Of Alexan-
dris county, shall. on tho 9Th DAY OF DE-
CEN Der, 1870, ut II M, at the store of Q. &.
Henderson, on Union street, in the city of AL
exandra, offer for sale, By public auction, the
following property, to wit:
One small SUMNER SEINE and TACK
LING.
One large SPRING SEINE and now RUS.
STA BOLT ROPE two CAPSTANS, 4 lot of
OARS and COOKING UTENSILS.
One large SEINE BOAT and one LOOK
OUT BOAT.
One large TAR POT and small LOT OF
LUMBER.
Terms: all sums under S25 cash, and all
over that credit Of six months, secured by
we'll endorsed negotiable notes.
Z. &. He DERSON,
nov 2l-ts Trustee
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Fly Beck. Knox IL kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
HNkHSTEE'S SA LE.-ln execution Of deed
/ Of trust from Joha II. Bl0xham % the sub.
scriber, bearing date July ], 1869. and recorded
among st the land records OF Fairfax county, in
liber X, No. H. folio Isl, shall, for the pur-
poses in said deed mentioned and declared.
proceed to sell, by public auction. on SArU r.
DAY, the 5th day Of November. 1870, ut twelve
o. c!2ck m. in front Of Cats tavern, West End,
certain LOT or PARCEL OF LAND. in the
county Of Fairfax, situated on the south side of
the Little River Turnpike and binding thereon,
short distance beyond the FIRST toll gate, and
containing about TEN ACRES, moro or leas.
TERMS-Thc sum of $500, With interest from
July lit, 1869, and the further sum Of $500 with
interest from June 18th, 1869, must be paid
down in csan for tho residue such credit will
be allowed rs the said John T. Bloxham may
direct. LA WRENCE Is. IA LOlt,
sep D. trustee.
M4-The above sAlo has been pos poned until
WEDNESDAY,, December I. nov 6-eots
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec 1.--Stocks quiet. Gold
1O4. Money AS Virginia skies. ex coupon,
G5t; do now GA. Flour ir1n. Wheat quiet,
bu. held firmly. Corn dull and dropping.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l.-Vraina sixos old, AS
bid, 50 asked do. 1867 ST bid 81 asked: Cot
ton dull. Flour quiet and weak. Wheat
Choice white l70al75; good to prime l40slC5;
prime to choice red l50al7O; fair to good l25a
145; common 1l0all0; Ohio ana Indiana 1894
$50. White Corn steady at 70s73; yellow dull
ut 77s7s. Oats steady al 5la52 Rye quiet at
ESASS
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Is, opened This day and offer to the public and
my customers a well selected stock for the hol-
days, consisting of the best Layer Raisins,
wbo!o boxes, halves and quarters Nuts Of all
kinds, Filberts, English Walnuts, Soft Shell
Almonds, Pecans, ETC.; the best Preserved
Canton Ginger, fresh and very nice; Ci!ron,
Currants Seedlos Raisins, Figs, by tho drum,
half do and pound; Flsvoring Extracts Of all
kinds, Liquid Rennet, Coxs Gelatine Mince
Meat prepared expressly for family use Can
ned Goods of All kinds, Prime New York Buck
wheatand Teas, the very best Greon and Black.
Ny Teas are selected with much caro-, and any
one in need CT q good article will do well to
give me u call. Also, Yarmouth Sugar Corn.
the best in the world, for sale bv
W. F. BROOKES,
nov so 179 King st., above Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-01

The law providing for the capture OF vagrant
dogs il Philadelphia being now in force all the
year round, from hundred to hundre ed and
fifty dog, arc captured every week, and all the
worthless ones are treated to carboiic acid gas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-01

WINTER Months. TO day commences the
first of the winter months. The past fail has
weather this winter, are az various as the per
sons who make them, aud who know nothing
about what is to come. 70 day was bright and
beautiful,