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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFIcE.-A
Junk dealer who was arrested on tho complaint
of the Chief of the Fire Department, on the
charge of having in his possession portion of
the hose Of the Friendship fire company, was
discharged, as he came by said hose in the
prosecution Of his legitimate business.
Jeremiah Tyler, colored, arrested as a suspi'
cious character, was discharged.
A party arrested by the watch for disorder|y
conduct in the neighborhood OF Petersburg,
was discharged with a rcprimand.
MAGISTRATES OFFGCE.-There were no
cases Of criminal character at either OF the
Magistrates Offices this morning.
WATCH REPORT Might cloudy, dark. bazy
and rainy. There were no disturbances, but
one arrest by the watch, and but one lodeer at
the watch house.
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AlJGTI6N SALES,

COMMISSIONERS "a LEoE VALU ABLa
Il REAL ESTATES UPPER FAUQU1Eh.
IL pur-u.G2a 81: /. je.cea 0f the County Cou!!
"T T.uyu!-9 ,.onhty "a. made On the 9!h -
| .;cltcrnDr. 1907, The HnIersigned. Commi:5io.!
rT= in sad decree, ~il offer for sale to the high
est bidder, before The Court House door, II
WarreAtoh. Virginia. OF To ESDE the first
.! March, is.t. bong thc second day or EeoGu'
hcY County Court, the REAL h'?iA II. -
lauqmcr county, owned and occupied ny tot.
- j IoNh3 ~ tao Lin'o 81 his death, consisting
u thal weli.hnuwn and most valuable farm
| called &c hASShAND" situated about four
miles trGn the Plains aud kectortoWn stations.
on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and about the
same distance from Middleburg and Upper
vile, containing about 126 acres OF land. The
improvements consist OF line BRICK &ff4
DIV ELLlNG, with seven rooms, besides sAs&
finished basement and atLic-sarvanta' hous a.
meat house, dairy, kitchen, corn-house gran e.
ry and stables. The land is we'll enclosed AMI
suD1iviucu with stone anI wooden fence IL
we'll watcred, has An abundance Of timber. AMI
il Of the best quality Of Fauquler land There
Is no more desirable farm now IN market in th::
section of Virginia.
Also, the FARM adjoining Grassland "
known as W. ". Tebbs farm, containing about
@s5 scrcs of land, Of the same quality as "Grsss
land" The Improvements on this tract consist
OF y good FRAME HOUSE. with four hssaa
rooms and basement, stable, corn house, LIZ
meat house, &c 1t is also VOL watered, and
has an abundance of wood.
These lands will be surveyed before the day
Of sale, and p.ats Of each farm, showing the
shape, quantity OF land, &C.. can be seen by sp
plication TO the unGersi gned.
Both these farms arc rented for the present
year. but the purchaser will be entitled to the
landlord share OF the rent, or he may DO able
by arrangement with the parties renting, to get
immediate possession, if desired. The purchaser
will have the privilege Of seeding tho land this
Fall.
THE TERMS, prescribed by the decree, are
rs follows: One, tenth of the purchaser money
in cash and enough on the confirmation of sale
with said tenth to make onothird Of the pur-
chase money; the residue in one and two years
from day of sale, to BIO secured by the bonds OF
the purchaser. All tho deferred payments 10
bear interest from the day Of sale.
EPPA HUNTON.
B. =. holland.
Fsuuuier co.. ian 2O-eots CONS. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

RoUaH TREATMENT 800 Mr. Cogswi. Of the
night police, who. last week, arrested man
supposed to be deSerter from thu u.S. troops
stationed at Winchester, under Instructions
from the Military Commissioner Of this dis
trict, yesterday, took his prisoner to Fort
Washington, where it was said he had rc enlist
cd. The officer reports that the Commandant
at the Fort refused to give him receipt tor
the man he carried there, found fault With hun
for having made the arrest, and lntimated very
strongly that if he cumo there again 0"
similar Grand incarceration III ii oaSeuatc
might be his portion. The commandan'
then released the prisocrr and gaze him per
NIT to return to ,tlis c:ty % the saline hnut with
the officer who had taken him to the io't--
The arrest was made upon what are at'Il con
sidered iustifable grounds.
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TIE DISTRICT COURT at Fredericksburg has

THE DISTRICT COURT at Fredericksburg has
adjourned until the next term 10 course.
Berkeley VS. Smith-Appeal from A'ezan,
dria county; argued by Beach for appellant.
Affirmed
Painter VS.. Bngham-appe from Fairfax;
argued by Brent for appellant, and Stuart for
appellee. Decree Of lower Court reversed.
The following eases were continued, VIZ
Lcrsner vs., Bowng-Appeal from Eau
quier.
Beardsley vs.. Dickioson-from Spotsylra-
MIA. Horncr vs.. MITCHELL from FauQulcr.
George VS.. Gcorgc-Irom Eauquler.
Strother vs.. Strother-tron Fauqq!er
Herndon VS.. George, ct al from Fauquisr.
Colston W. OuaDdcr-irom Alexandria
county. Lloyd, adr. vs.. Pascoe, alr.-trom
Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

MIR. HALLowELI.' s LECTURE No hesitation
is experienced in assuring those who may at
tend th,. lecture to be delivered at inc Assem-.
bly, Rooms tonight by Benjamin iialioweIl,
esq of uu hour most agreeable entertainment
The subject OF the discourse will be the lee
,urer 5 late visit to the Indians, and m inter
esting and Instructive account OF that visit,
and Of the ideas it suggested, will amply re-
ward those whO hear ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

Produce RECEIPTS. OF the receipts OF plo
duee, Tor the week ending on Saturday last
by the Orange Alex'a. aud Manassas Rralroad
there were s,59S bushels Of c)rn, 6,s74 of
wheat, TOP Of rye, 4S2 Of oats. 3is sacks OF SUI
mac GOT barrels of -four, 232 bhIs. of appss,'5
hbls and firkius Of butter, 80 bbs. of eggs, G31
bbis. slaughtered beef, %, 500 feet OF lumber;
TO- For the same time, Of the receipts by the
A., l., & II. R. r. there were 2,692 bushels
Of wheat, 1904 Of corn, &c Of rye, 202 OF oats,
1876 of meal, l22 barrels Of -four, barrels and
KEYS of butter, t. 80 pounds OF pork, ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

LECTURE. The Rev. Mr.. Boyle delivered
last night, to large and respectable audience,
at st. Mary's Hall, lecture on the Eoumen'-
cal Council, now in session at Rome. It was
highly interesting, giving great des OF hlstor
icnl information concerning the General Coun-
ellis OF the Catholic church, and other sub
iects connected therewith. The Rev. Lecturer
is not only gentleman of learning, but of ora
torical powers, and impressive manner. lie
WAS listened to with great satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

LAND DAMAGES. Tho Commissioners ap
polluted by the County Court to as$css land
damages Tor p opcrly cnndemncd for the use
OF the A L. & H.R. r. ,rv-assembled yrster-
day, but again adjourned without preparing
their report. They will meet again Oh Satur-
day, the 9Th OF February.
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MARAUDERs.-On Saturday night last four

N1AKAUDEHS.-O DaJuIu6y HlguL IHSt IUuI
men from this city landed from row boat at
O'Possum Hall, the ferry housA % ;h- Mary
land shore opposite here, aud set the dogs by
which they were accompanied upon the flock
Of geese belonging to Mr. Dahle, w'in lives
there One goose was killed before the more
brought the proprietor our, aud he pcrcriviug
what was going Oh, tired shu' pun at the tres
passers and put them all to flight but one, who
advanced towards hinI, but he too fed when
Mr.. DAZZLE shot at him with revolver, aud
the whole. party then got iuto their boat aud
rowed out OF rauge al soon ~ possible. From
the blood s!alus in the sand it il supposed
that twa Al lras: OF tn: niarau.r1 wcrr wnln
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The Markets..

Ngw YORK, January 2j.-Stocks staAdv.-
Money easy a. Cal per cent. Gold III. Fr-
CHINA skies, ex. coupon, 30; new b''s.
BALTIMORE, January % -yireinia skies 1866,
IS bid DO. 1867 81 bid, 81! asked do coupon,
now, G3 asked Cotton quiet but firm ut . I. -,
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady st
l@5ul45 Corn firm; white @as10O; yellow goa
&C. Oats steady at 54a05. kyo quiet; prime
l05 Provisions unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

STILL MISSING.- The sudden disappearance
Of MIR. Hostcin on Wednesday evening last,
heretofore mentioned in the Gazette, still re-
mains as much of mystery as ever, and his
friends fear that some untoward fate has bctal-
len him. 1t is now said that he had on his per
son L large sum OF money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25
ttHiIrOail Accident.

OGDENsBURG. II. Y, jan %. Yesterday
MORNINGS train ON the WatertoWn. Rome and
Oylcnsbnrg railroad, which was due here last
evening, met with an accident 4 short distance
south of Philadelphia station, caused by 4 bro
ken rail. Two passenger cars and the smoking
car wer. thrown off the track }. II. Taylor.
travelling agent Tor New York firm waa in.
stantly killed. A number Of passengers we're
Injured three seriously.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

FRUIT PRospEcTs. -Fears are expressed
that the long continued warm weather may SO
start the fruit that succeeding freeze will de-
stroy it. This is hardly probable. as 1T will
have been noticed BY tho observant that heavy
trosts have fallen and thin ice formed. and the
ground frozen almost every night this winter
a condition Of temperature sufficient, 1t Is
thought, to prevent the rise OF sap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
by virtue Of q decree of the Circuit Court foc
Alexandria county, Virginia, rendered at 1t:
August term, 1859, in tho suit OF Mary +.
Lloyd, Guardian, plaintiff, vs.. !. L. Tabb Of
a., defendants, in chancery, the undersigned,
Commissioner therein Gamed, will proceed, Oh
SATURDAY the 10th day of February, 1870.
at u clock m, in front Of the Mayors office.
in the city of Alexandria, to sell, by public
auction, TRACT OF LAND, lying in Alcx-
andrim county, about one mile northwest of the
city, containing about sixty acres of very pro
duclive soil, both highland and meadow, beau-
tirully located and improved bya comfortable
FRAME DWELLING, kitchen, &c, &c, sN
large barn and stables, orchard OF choice HI
fruit in fall bearing, hno cistern and stream Of
water through the place, and altogether one at
the most desirable situations in this vicinity.
Tho land adIoins hrs. Hsrpers, Wolfes and
others, and is bounded on the south west by the
old LeoSburg road.
TEKMS-Ono. tenth of the purchase. money
II be- paid in cash, "Hd for the residue the
bonds Of the purchaser, with security, ut q. II
and IS months to be taken for the deferred
payments with interest from day Of SALE ana
title TO be retained until they are fully paid
Stamps and cunvoy"ncins II the cost OF the
purchaser. {. w. w hIIhES,
jan 2o-,i Commissioned.
ItOMMISSluN = n /. i. OE /. a n 10
" MEAN BURKES STATION, y. x \. "
X By virtue If u decree 81 the Circuit Court
Of Fairfax county, rendered at June term, 1865,
in tho suit of C"ii"t's Administrators vs. Me
Lean &C., | shall on MONDAY, the 2lst day
Of fnbrIary, 1850, ~ H. "ci1rk H., IN front OF
tie door OF Fnri'.E Court House, sell, to u"
hipheal bidder al public &GiU, all thai Ii.6Il
or PARCELU" IA I'D rhnrrri iii tho name
Of John Nc! Tenn. containing - H'ros, fo"a
and - poles, NOR, - in=~. This land he. "'
the Eliirler road. rHj"inrnr the lands 81 Mi=
George Eirko ani rt",T-. = i;5aT burke Sln
ton, on the Orange & h'r:nndra Railroad: !:
{ - .
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MASQUERADE Rop.-A masquerade and
fancy dress hop came off at the Marshall
House last night. 1t was we'll attended aud
was kept up until late hour, and all VINO were
prasent EXPRESS themselves as highly delighted
with the evenings festivities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

ANNIVERSARY To day is the anniversary
CT the birth OF Robert Burns, Scotland
most houored poet who Was born 90 tue Z''n
Of January, 1885, in clay cottage, Oh the roao-
side, two miles fr0m the town OF Ayre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

100. F.-The officers o! Marley encamp,
msnt, No. G, |. o. o. F., elected for the term
commencing January lst, 1870. we're installed
lsst night, as follows w. II. Mitchell,C c.. ?. !;
j #. BOYD. H. P; A. j. Fair, s. W.; 9. F.
Webster, j. W.; Hugh Latham, Scribe; Jas.
II D.Vaughp, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

TIE FIRST PoToMAc SHAD. The first shad
csnght this season in the Potomac arrived here
last night on the Aqua Greek steamer, having
been taken yesterday in the seine OF Mr.. Jos.
Cawood, at Foulke's L1nding
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=. BLON D II L Nj
Corner King and Fairfax SITS, and JOG King ST.
Is Offering great bargains in
WINTER CLOTHING.
ru rj san lin dec u

KAKs CHANCE FOR BARGAINS FOR ALI
THOSE IN WANT OF GARMENTS. Having now
on hand an extraordinary large stock of Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods snd being
fully determined to combine with my present
business that Of drst-clsss Merchant Iai!oT-
;n,1 70 facilitate which my stock has to he re-
,iured no matter ut what sacriicn. All my
foods are offered at greatly roiuced pr ices.
can suit the most fastidiouss rs we'll rs tho coun,
try merchant. my variety of fine Clothing AND
IJndcr.gsrrncnts being unsurpassed, and my
stock for wholesaling complete. Gall and SEQ
nn.Io 8. DEALuAM 81 KIM st.
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@a<The members Of the Finance Committee
Of the Alexandria Christian Association arc re-
ouested to meet at tho Association room, to,
morrow [Wednesdayl afternoon, Il: half:pas
o'clock EDGAR SpEIDEN, Prest. A c. 4.
CoMM1TTEE-(leo. r Hill, Col. a. Heroert
Geo. K. Witmer. l. G. ONeal !. NJ.
Thatcher, Job Corson, Tho. Wilmington.
;,,, Oh-1t
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
i OI$r - - 1'~''T" -: c.fs
FROM WASHINGTON.
W SlilNuruN. Ian - . u. n.
t,jSt@ppSS

In The Senate. t. dar, thr W:u. anmb.r ii
fictitious Tor the abuiiahmcnt Of lhe flank lnr
privilege We're rir-rnIrd.
Several bills lar r,t.rrrc. wsre introduced,
among them: For the removal nl III: I"il(IaaI
disabilities Of CERTAIN pcr,uuJ III the South.
To divide California iutu Two JUDICIAL districts
aud granting laud5 10 the State II! Florida Tot
raj luaI PURPOSES.
The resolution ia rrf.rcn.- - the srI2urc OF
liquor III California, vas called up aud Mr..
Cote spukr, after wllicl, the CURRENCY bill "as
further discussed
In tie House Of Representatives. alter the
introduction, for rrtrarc', OF petitions, lrsoIu
tons and ti!!s anl the credentials OF the Rep
rcscutatves elect rrou Virginia, the League
Island bill waa taken up aud further discussed.
VIRGINIA.
The dill which has passed Congress Tor tho
admission Of Flrgiyia, has not yet been pre-
scented to the President for his signature, but
will probably be to day or to morrow.
Neither of the Senator's elect o! the State
are in the city.
The credentials Of the Representatives have
been presented and the Committee on Elections
will retain those Of Porter on account Of his
record, Segar'S on account of the question of
the legality Of the election OF a member at
large, and Mechanics and Booker's on &C
count of their rights to seats being contested.
1t is questionable whether the Commit &C will
have the evidence 10 Mr.. McKenzie's case
printed The other members elect wi be ad'
mittcd at once
DISABILITIES.
MIR. johnson, of S. g., to day introduced in
the Senate, bill for the removal of the poti-
cal disabilities OF number of PERSONS 10 the
Southern States. Ga the bill are the names
of ninety seven from Virginia, among them
A. D. Dickinson, Princa Edward
E. A. Freeman, Culpeper.
Asa Rogers, Richmond.
j. A. Meredith, do.
!. s. q. Tim berlake, Fredericksburg.
4. =: Cockerille Fairfax.
II. W. Thomas, do.
+. d. Richardson, do.
q. w. Hunt DO.
+ + \ n. R HS"doF'o"' Lo y"
NJ at. HARRISON do
George K. Fox, do.
W. II. Gray do. !
J. w. Fairfax, do.
Geo. w. Janney, 30.
r. NJ. Bentley, do.
Wood Bouldln, Albemarla
J. K. Wood, do.
Joseph Sherrard, Winchester.
James M. Steuart, A lexandria
Geo. WIN. Brent, do
Alfred Chapman, do
A. q. Pendleton, Gilea.
j. l.. Morgan, Clarke.
b. w. Shelley, Augusta.
The bill was ordered to be printed
PRINCE ARTHUR.
Mr. g. b. Lack. on the part Of the citizens
Of Rich uCnd, arrived here to-day aud extern
ded to Prince Arthur end suite au Invitation 10
visit that city. Hc vas informed that at this
time the Prince would not go further South,
bit that prior to his irturn 10 his uWh country
hn would probably visit the South. Tha Prbce
to day visited Secretary Boutwell, at the I'raa-
sury Department an,! Was shown through tile
building.
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: MUSEMENTS.
u r BIIIG l. f. t. y II T. /.

/
BENJAMIN a LILO * ELL, ESQ, wit DE-
liver Lecture II the AS, EN- BLY, kuO NJ,
%" III! GSDAI EEEN!NG Eegt ths 18th in
-tant, for the haneiit Of tn. \ irgandria Library
Company.
Suhiect-'rho lecturers lro yistt f. tina In
dlnns. Lecture to commence Al o'clock
Tickets Soto DO had vt tho bookstores 81
q. b. French, Robert Bell and j. Il w j. In
t"isle, and Ut tho Music store Of V. terkur.
ian ~ I'D
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4 LIST nF DRAMATIC AND FAarY td3TuMEs.
W., nn1ne in part Hamlet, Charles IT,. Don
Carlos, Black Hawk Indian Chief, Alonzo ltho
brave), Merry Monarch, Swi;9 Peasant, his1
watha, JafIer, Don Ce.ar dc Ra2sn, Earl u!
Essex. Knight Templar, an American Sailor,
Rob Roy. Turkish Chief Spanish Cavalier
Earl oi Richmond, Don Pedro, Dung NoIVsl'
v;.b MANY others too numerous to name. Com
il. and Miscellaneous Costumes The Ape, an
ksy Clock peddler, John Chinalnsn. Per"to or
French Clown. Sam Patch. Oho Fat Coy the
Baltimore Swell, n Monk, lhvo iank, Ala
BAN. Joe, Jack Shepherd. Fred. DonElns'
paneso Tommy, Ps'l1y Miles BY, PUNCH
f;wi Lager Dutch, q Quaker, the Witch of En-
dor, the Kings Fool. Comic Brothers, Riue
Skin, Georgia Sam. the What is it. with also u
variety Of Ladies' Dresses, and Is l"dy to attend
them. JouH q: fElh,
ian lT--t2TLh l'H' h'iG street.
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1,xH, n. Harrison. AuctiOnecr.

will BE SOLD. ON TUESDAY, January
w 25th, at 10 o'clock IN, q; No; Is SQr II
a muH ~ No Cooking, Parlor and Cham
bor Stoves, l large Mahogany Sideboard;, What
Do. Lounge, sofa, Mahogany snd other Tables,
Chairs Bedstesds Looking Glasses, Glass AN, ana
Esr,hrnware. Kitchen Furniture, Fowls. Har-
ness Carpenters Tools, spades' shoyss' SsE
va, On account Ct the weather, the sale OF
the greater part Of the furniture was E2stpSnisd'
and will be concluded to morrow " Elm 70
IN !,5it l.. u. HARRISON
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POPULAR EDUCATION The pastor Of on.
OF the churches on Sunday, preached the con
clusion Of discourse begun Oh be Sunday be
fore, ON Education, urging its importance on
the young men of his congregation, aud of the
city, aud giving hints Of plan for the pursuit
Of knowledge to the best advantage. His re
marks on the proper literature for young minds
were pointed and full Of suggestive thought
Condemnlug aud rejecting the trashy dime
novels and sensational papers of the day, the
young be thought, should cultivate taste for,
and substitute for these books Of trash, biogra
ply, 60, and should especially learn to think
about aud reproduce in speech and writing the
thoughts they imbibe. Attention was called
to the Alexandria Library, lauguishing for
want of funds, and the public were urged to
patronize and support that institution, as q
valuable means OF dffusing information, and it
was commended rs ready and most worthy
aid to those who desired to add 10 their stock
of knowledge.
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Among the Numerous and interesting per
formances will be introduced"
/. Grand Tableaux. representing Prince Car,
nigal with his Pages, Gam brinas on lis Throne,
surrounded by his Sstilites and King bnr'hils,
with his Knights Of Froic.
= A Iull aud complete Menagsrie. com prs
ing the living Animals Of this and thu other
hemisphere.
Omnibuses Will be in readiness 10 take per
sons from any place in the city IL Inc hall Tor
IL cents, by leaving thsir direc. ions and the
hour they wish to be calle upon ut tue MS an ::
sion House, OF at portncr's restaurant, r" ITO
king street. -
Mir Winkel, from Baltimore, WITH his tnli
ami r,nnlnt, Stock of costumes. will be glad
to sec his customers in one OF tho store rooms
under the Mansion House Jsa II avid
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AMUSING INCIDENT. During the discussion
10 the House of Representatives yesterday
evening, upon the Virginia bill, MIR.
Lewis Mckenzie was asked by one of the door
keepers to all of whom he is known, to please
point out Captain Plat, another of the mem
bers elect from Virginia, Tor whom he had a
note, sent by gentleman in the lobby MIR.
Mckenzie took the note himself, and after q
great deal of trouble, succeeded 10 finding the
Captain, and delivered it: and laugh ensued
wheu it was discovered to be from Wm. B.
Dowpey, between whom and Mr.. Mckenzie
difficulty has for some time past existed, npd
contained request that the Captain should
syert his influence in having MIR. j. l.. Rink.
er, persooal friend OF MIR. Mckenzie. remov
ed from the postmastership at Lsesburp, and
the writer appointed to that position. Mr.
Nick. says that before he delivers any mdrs
notes he will find out who writes them.
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NUOICE READING FOX THE SABBATH

The sunday at Home Family Magazine for
Sabbath reading; London copy | vol, oct.
beautifully illu ,lratrd :? 81.
The Leisure Hour. p Family EooE Ut lnntrur-
ton and Recreation London copy handsome
illustrations | vol. evo. 60 80.
The Angel Over the Right ShonIder or the
H.yinnIny ii II Nov IUar, by tho aGth"f 81
sunny Side - 4'".
Dickens Works complete; the best c.!rtr,n
!nr the money Now lot to-day.
Hsrper's edition !ennyson soc; honnI -.
McIura Leigh. BE ; Quiet Heart Pc.
Receiving New Books daily.
isnHl GEO. f.. FRENCH.
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Hsy Green 81 Wise,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

AuCtIOncc:s and Real ESTATE agents.
FARM AT AUCTION.
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CITY ITEMS.

Harmonic MASQUERADE BAIL
AT THE
HARMONIC HALL,
on THE TWENTY-S SEVENTH INSTANT.
Committee Of Arrangements.
l.. Stein, j. Schneider, :. DealhAn'
a k0sehthal, g. Portner, l.. Ramne'
A. ldensun.
Floor Committee
Il. " FalIs, f. Weinberg. w. Il WIFE ening.
j. kaufman, d. Bendheim.
EslIet MasterHarry BinswAnEtr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

HAVING retired from the house Of Hroo!ies
II s. Taylor, L hereby notify my old friends
and the public generally that can DC found ut
Nos. 81 and 60 Cameron street, where ! shall
be pleased 20 serve them rs heretofore.
dec lG CHAS. 5. TAYLOR. Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25

sshFTI.r--H!l b. ranei for as soon rs Nil
/ J. the chances AtO tHEcn, splendid RUDE
..uUD PIANO, which can be seen 1T any litne
ST Inn room next TO Green u Wiscs. The list
Of chances will bo loft ri Capt. DcHty's, corner
King and Royal streets, wAero those dcilr-
Gus Of taking chances cnn Leave their names.
Due notice will be given of the time "hen inc
- n, = w;II rome OF. Chances 81. Number of
rh.u,es no An 19-lw