davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-04
Interesting EcntuKcA OF Foreign lha-
migration In 166D.

Frprs the .Htrr Iork Nail Ust -
The annusl report OF the Commissioners .! SUI
tpraton co1rains aburd1us materials for teneG-
tiop, IN regard to the tendencies OF o9E g5ow1a
from tho aosoEptson Of foreign 6osn o. rl5a;. ~,
1860 over more Of 1ses-Jne aggregate during The
past IeAr having been e3ssss
In iGSS there was rotAhle tncEc2se Of fmmi-
grants from Germany. and decresse Ct tho nu n.
Ter Of I1ish tm,grants-loi.as9 h.ytsg been re-
, 1870-01-04
THE NORTHWEST.


The Joliet Republican Of the LIST SAYS: " they
A1e working forty conyic,s At the PenitentlarJ on
R.my 1enta. They ate mostly those VINO A1e not
hp!e to do heavier work. They are also WORKING
leo conv!cts In the cigar department. They expect
to te able to iurn out $4,000 clgara per day, as
Beon as they get IL full operation. This expense
Of nttlng Up has been snall There Is q fals pros.
peel Of beicg able 10 make this department pay
we'll They have coutsscts, at fair pr:ces, for ali
the clgars they can manufacture"
IOWA.
Tie L6nElng Republican, Ia responsible for the
following: "a widow married a few months
ago. Urou e,gh, OF ten weeka trial. she informed
her husbapd he din / suit, aud be left unooucern.
clly, as a hired hand not longer wanted. More
LATELY another LEFT upon 9 lEe Specification tr51,
hts better hail. only he sulvelled At the loss Of a
.itua,tor. Ard Still nore recently, another said
be would leavt II his wife would raise him eegan
collars, md thereupon ehe morsgsged her cook.
store Ter tns money. lie had to Hgn the mort.
gage NTH her to make It ra,ld. she thea handed
him the Uoney, and be left These departures
are Improvements 10 North Lnrslng."
From circular issued by the State Department
papets and periodicals published In that State on
December was e1G. which may be classed IS fol-
lows: Democratic, 4a: Republican, 40; Se1t,al
5; GERMAN, S: Educatopa1. 2; Rellg:ous /; Ills
tcrca'. !: lndepcudcur 1; Masonic, /; So.we
gan, l.; Agricultural, .: Legal, /: Bohemian, /;
not classified, :. To,al, als- oaly nineteen 0,
these arc Callies- -.
Iug TERRITORIES
Girls Of Is arc allowed TO vote and hold oGlce II
WJonlE z Territory, but the other Eek do not 1T
tne NJ the JGass Of discretion until 81
, 1870-01-04
BEALTH LIFT,
FOURTH YEAR
OF TIE
EEALTE-LEFT1.

Average Daily Attendance over 200.
vitality a,cuscd and Increased di'ease sr.die..ed.
health ,es,orca md ssulmetliea permanent .trength
developed BY
Ton Mtnutcs' Daily Exercise.
Rocy.s tss Ladies .n1 &c. it1su open tsoza To-
un,i1 n IL The yhy sieiAa IL eaA1sa .y ba eonAAssA
tctv l, and I by th:se desiring Information.
Nos LIS and LIT Dealbogest.
, 1870-01-04
-0AA-
AFRICA
Another Letter from Dr. Llvlnestopc
Work Hem n iu1uE 10 he Done.

AnOther Letter from Or. L{vlnEstonc
Work Hem n ia1DE to he Done.
We entpend the letter from Or. Livingstone,
dated the 3oth Of May last. AND received Zatzl.
t1r By pr. knk, her Britannia Majesty Consul,
On The "a uF October, which has aireadF been re-
ierled TO.
Flou Nj. john Ktzs, the Political Agent nnA IIer
, Aote%l5 5 CcE6us, Zanzb baE, to Ar. e. Come,
Secretary TO Goverulebt, Eonbay-
LAhzlsAR, Oct ., 1sea.
SIR: have tie honor " +l.clost herewith, for
tie Information Of the kteht Honorable the f;ov-
ettor IN Council, the eopy OF letter !rotn D..
Livingstone, dated the s't;r OF May, i769 ar re-
celxed vt zat zIbat this Gay. Ths requests MAGE
by DI. I1sllEstaue u previous conE.uas.asIon
conanlltd with. thall lose 70 IRE i surpiytns
the things Therein denr uaeh. There w,l 90 ever,
Ie gone tsi!iteutY IN se.,ng Ia:tsul men, a. the
tlihe. are b - reaas iosui suSitcis oI Se,t
hatd, az, as III. I.r,ns.toLc teia ii, s.n ec
gag:A IN the ttAse trade. haze, &c,
, 1870-01-04

Isaac s. Joseph j. Co, importing towel!afs, san
FfnpclacO. hsye faled, tne1r liAbtItIes amounting
fu fsiC,tni. The s-nlor Ernbef OF th- arm has
Erti IL pats unElowu-
, 1870-01-04
ST. LOUIS AID CHICAGo.

The papers OF St. Louis contain details
Of tho business done in TINT city during the
Inst scar, and. as the best means Of ascer-
tanning the relative trade Of both cities, We
compare the figures Of Chjcano:
, 1870-01-04

The InEurrecttou In Dalmaita, to whica lItt's At
teut,o1 vaa paid at nrsrr has aEs7nei fotnidAo'a
r.rpcttiorA The Austrian troops have beca de-
ftsleo. and then forced By the wtAtoAr 10 aoAu-
dnp tn.ir pcslttons and fan bsek TO the gea co.sfs
md ain os. to their vessels. Tho NoateocsEtna, I,
rpush tseis Chief d1aFox1 any share u the N
, 1870-01-04
NASBY.

ME- Nnsby GITcn a HrieR Account NJ
Iass New EvtnblishIuenr,a auu ul,o
of Some OF lQis HAxEOEA-3ae Ei,u,
sing StpEs AMI IL Compelled tn Wit.
ness An Outrage ~ Aich ffs IL 1 n.
uhto TO F1eFeufs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12
sbs Ed.

In Washinrtor, ON the 9Th instant. Major
JAMES C. WALKER. eldest son Of Mrs; Geo.
Parker, at the early s.e Of thirty. nine MsJ"r
Walker was educated i. the Naval Academy
at Annapolis. and was distinguished while HI
officer in the navy for his noble bearing and
every manly attribute. At the inception Of
the late war he espoused the career OF the
South, and fought with gallantry and conspic-
uous courage. In private life his virtues and
plishments were highly appreciated an
universally admired
On The 3lst of December. in the slst year OF
her age, at the residence Of her con, Com w m.
O. NVhittle in Buchanon Botetourt county
Va, Mrs MARY ANN WHITTLE, Eeliet Of
tn 9 lata Fortsscue White. formerly of Nor
folk, and then of Mecklenburg county, Va I,
and daughter OF Col. William Davies. ana TO
Generai Washington. =
In Washington, ON Monday. in the 9th year
ii his see, Nj JOHN Q. OFT. OF, Woodstock,
Va, ana for many years one CT the publishers
cfthe ''HagcTsto"n Md Mail.
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NEHS Of TIE "a J
~. shO,o hta ucy.u age amt bD,iu az :ho !':'

"9a saO,p ire rty,y are ami bDiu u' :hr !':nes
The public have long hoped tir resolution
such ss Mr.. Mungcn introduced Into the
House yesterday, iGqulllnR rs to the Gov
ernment equipaees and animals employed
By officials for their private use. The lnlury
should however, have gone step farther,
and asked how many Washington iootmeT
and waters draw Government saalles anu
how much private work IL required TT The
messengers ia many CT the bureauy.
Senatr Stewards bill to provieds Tor apOstal
telegraph system throughout the country,
which has been introduced in,o the Senate pro
poses that the ranking privilege b. abolished
aud that the money thus saved to the Govern
mest shall be used in building q liue OF tele
graph to te under the control ni The Posi-
Office Department.
Yesterday three men We're aTraigncd III The
Hudson County Court, New Jersey, on two in
dictments each, in which they are charged
w. Maher out ola large amount OF property II
the State of Georgia by means Of forged mar
rage certificate The accused were ned Il
bail 10 the sum Of $500 each.
The first days session Of the Legislature Of
Georgia, On Monday, was very turOuleu1
one, and it was threatened by some of the mem
bers that the military should be- called in Il
preserve order, Nothing was done bat admins
teliug the oath''oi office to thermometers.
Numerous engagements between Govern
menL troops and the lnslry .uIs in Cubl art
reported to have taken place near Puerto
Principe ard in the Ciuco NIilus district. 49,
The Havana journals report that many OF the
insurgents are surrendelln".
The New York lntcrnal Revenue officials
yesterday made raid upon thirty Of the
wholesale liquor establishments and distiilere:
Of that city, and seized them upon the chcarg:
Ut detrauding the q overnment by making false
returns.
Miss. Botham, charged with the murder o
w. j. McNash. ut Wheeling, on the %0th De-
cember last, was brought before j I'D re Alelvil
Monday, aud On giving bail in $4,000 VIA re
!rased from custody.
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cry GOUNEik
OFFIGI1 Il pr D e. r. T. u ! " G. =.
GDnln.oll [UNncti.

Common CUhnctf.
regular meeting Of the Common Coun.
Gil, held January 18th, 1870, thore were pro-
sent: i Il. SInool, ESQ., President; essr=.
baker, Nesie, Marta, Shirley, Massey, liar
mon, Moran, Stein, Agnew, Turner ANA Nc
kenZio
The COMMITTEES on Streets ,throush thor Chair
man. MIR. Bake reported adversely on The PEE
til ion Of James Patterson, which WAS adopted.
Mr.. Massey, from the special committee 10
whom was referred tho matter of Sefhr Blouse,
made n long report thereon, but ut the request
of the President, who WAS indspOsod, final re-
ticn was postponed ~ the next meeting.
y recommendation from tho Mayor for the
purchase Of wood for the poor Of the city, WAS
received, and
On motion Of Mr. Moran, it WAS resolved TINT
$40 DE appropriated for that purpose
a bill Of Coustables Burnett and Edelin,,
amounting to $50, for services in bringing to
justice the thief and slaughteror OF horse be-
longing To tho Aims House, was ordered TO be
paid
4 communication from Superintendent Fade
ley, enclosing IA bill Of B. Wheatly for expenses
incurred by the funeral of Sanford Williams.
amounting To S34, was received, and tho 4l!,
upnn his recommendation, ordered to be paid
\ long report from the Committee Oh Genur
al Laws, through their Chairman. MIR. Tuner,
adverse to the levy of one cent on all passen-
gers transported over tho W., A. e G.. K. r.,
was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Nc konaie, tho Supern-
tondent of Police was directed to ascertain
whether the railroad companies whoao tracks
occupy any Of the streets Of our city had fully
complied with the terms and stipulati0ns ex
pressed in tho grant,and that the Clerk furnish
the Superintendent with Il copy of tho law reg
ulAting t.s same
The Council then adjourned.
Teste: 0. c. WHITTLESEY. CPk. -
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Foreign News.

The office Of the MarsclIaisc, Henry Roche
forts newspaper in Paris, has been seized BY
order to the Government.
NEGOTIATIONS for the consolidation OF the in,
tercst b,twecn the Anglo American and French
Cable Companies are progressing tavorably al.
ready. 1t has been settled that the two com.
pauies will work together capitalize their gre
gate receipts, and divide the profits upon an
agreed basis even though negotiations for still
closer arrangements should tail. .. =.
La the French Corps Legisait yesterday
Guyut Montpayroux proposed that the mem
bers OF the Imperial family be rendered nmena
BIZ. to the law He said be had no intention
OF creating trouble, he wished simply to do
away with unlawful exceptions. Rochefort
referred in bitter terms to the murder OF Victor
Nor. He said that Noir was one vi the peo.
pile. and the people should judge his murderer,
who though cousin 30 the Emperor must not
be allow to esclpc. Olivier in reply promised
them Justice In the course Of his speech ho
used these words: ave are justice, law and
moderation. If you will force us wee will be
power" \ communication from the Pro
cureur Imperial was laid before the Chamber
dema ndinr the arraipnment OF Rochetort for
N outrage sgainst the Emperor and exciting
disorder and violence The demand was referred
to q committee.
It is reported that Olivier has issued orders
narm;ttinp the return to France Of Lodrn Rol
lin and other persons 10 the same position
Authentic reports have been received f,vm
Vienna that violent dissenslons have broken
out IN the Austrian Cabinet A ministerial
crisis is impending,
The plan for the International Work men $
Exhibition, to be held in London next summer
was matured last night at a meeting, Mr. Il lad
stobe presidir& g
The Crown has seized sulue laui near STOCK
we'll, in ENGLAND, which belonged to t4ecres
Peabody The seizure is made on the ground
that Mr. Peabody was an alien, and bad never
been paturaized as subject OF Great Britain.
therefore he was unable to bold land iii the
Kingdom. The Court OF Probate takes similar
ground in the case -.--.,,-,, =
Telegraph cable stock - heavy. Holders Ct
:inslo American stock object to analeam"iou
With the French Company.
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MARRIED.

January 9Th. 1870, at the residence of the
brides mother. Mrs. Elias Ayrrs, in Prince
William county, Va, by Rev. j. Ii. Temple.
MIR. CHARLES 4. DONNAHOE. of Prince
William county. Va. and Miss MATTl E $.
AYERS, of Fairfax county, Va.
On the eth, instant, at Shady Oak, the rosi-
,!cucc Of the brides father. by Rev: I'm; e..
Mcredith JAMES w. FLETCHER, Of Rap
pshunnock CO., ~ CATHARINE MACk4,
eldest daughter Of John n Meade esq, Oh
Frsderick county Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

Senator Sumner gave lis new couage IN
etymoloey yesterday when in debate lie express
ed his surprise at the 'rlliculoslty' Of certain
proposition. The use OF the word created sur
plise and amusement, and scStra! Senators
took to their dictionaries ~ search Tor he Gcw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

A KAEE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS FOR ALL
THOSE IN WANT OF GARMENTs.-Hsv now
OH hand MI extraordinary large stock Of Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods and bong
fully determined TO combine with my present
business that of Grst-class Merchant Tailor
ing, To facilitate which my stock has 10 be re-
duced, no matter at what sacrifice, all my
goods are offered at greatly reduced prices
try merchant, my variety Of fine Clothing and
Under. garments being unsurpassed, and my
stock for wbolesalng complete. Gall and see
nov 10 S. DEALHAM, 81 King st.
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sg-H Bradley returns his thanks to the fire
companies and to the citizens generally for
their promptness and energy in saving him
from further loss by the fire last evening"
inn pit %
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II. 1870.
Yesterday, in both Houses OF Congress, the

Yesterday, in both Houses OF Congress, the
subject of the admissionoiVirgin;a,w was the prln'
cipal theme Of discussion For three and halt
hours tie debate continued in the Senate, and
though nearly concluded, apparently, the vote
was cut off by motion TO adjourn. The opm
ions OF Senators We're various, 10 two exactly
agreeing in their views, though in the main
piont of admitting the State Internationally,
and admitting with conditions, there is we'll
defined division among Senators, forming two
parties, the larger evidently being that which
tavors the unconditional and immediate repro
sentation Of Virginia in Congress. One of the
most important legal questions debated was
that as to the effect of revocation by one Leg,
islature of State cf the ratification OF the
Fifteenth Amendment by preceding Legisla,
ture of the same State, as illustrated in the
action taken on the amendment 10 New ork.
The Secretary of the Treasury said, in his
recent lecture in Washington, that the working
vi the Treasury was free from embarrassment,
and the Government did not want to borrow il
dollar. The only idea existing ior negotiating
u new loan would be with the view to lowering
The rate of interest on the debt; that the bonds
due in 1874 cali be paid when due, At present.
rates Of taxation.
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MARINE LIST.

suS KosE...........7 Is MOON SETS. - {
sI1u sp1.s 4 So HIdHIWATER m 6. D w
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JAN II.
MEMORANDA.
Schr w /. dayton, Fray=er. hence at A'eh-
moad 10th instant.
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GRAND PROGRA NJ NJ +

GRAND PROGRAMME
OF THE
ElNrKAUHT ASSOCIATION,
FOR
THURSDAY EVENING, January 18th, 1870
TTo hD introduced by the members Of the Elm
tracht
Part l--Puracelsius, The Wonderful Doctor.
Part "A la Quadrllc, on Horseback.
Part . Pantominc by II Solnnambnlista
i'm lt-ld
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CITY ITEMS.

Harmonic MASQUERADE BALL"
At THE
Harmonic HALL,
on THE TWENTY SEVENTH INSTA Mt
Committee of Arrangen, ents
l. stain. !. Schneider, y. Dealham,
A. KuseMthAI, o. Portner. |. Rammel
A. Idensnn.
Floor Committee.
r. w. Fhlis. =. Weinberg. w. ii Wllkening'
!. kaufman, D. .Bendheini.
Ballet Master-Honry Binswangsr
Among tho numerous and Interesting per
tormances will be introduced
/. Grand Tableaux. representing Prince Car
uival with his Pagss, Gam brinas on his Throne,
surrounded by his Satilitea. and King Bscchns.
will his knights Of Frolic.
. q full and complete Mensgerie. com pris-
ing the living Animals Of this and the other
hemisphere. Jan l2-2a"ta
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Living Machine.

lniure the main spring o.! Il watch and every
nnrtion Of the works becomes disorderci. | he
human stomach Is to the human svstcta what
that elastic piece VI metal is to cnronoinoter.
1t inf uences the action Of the other orr ans aid
controls, to certain extent, the whole living
machine Tho comparison may he carried
further for as the weakness or other imprr-
fections Of The main spring ia indicated on lho
face Of the time piece, so also s tho weakness
or other disorder Of the stomach betrayed by
the face OF the invalid. The complexion IL sal
low or faded, the eyes are deficient III. ltstfe
and intelligence, and there is il worn, ANXIOUS
expression in the whole countenance winch
tell ss plainly as written words could 40, That
the 0yeat nouriShinq organ whose once IL Is 10
minister to the wants Of the body, and 10 sls-
tain and renew sll its parts, IL not performing
it's duty. 1t requires renovating and regulating,
and to accomplish this end Hostettors Stom-
ach Btters may be truly ssid to be tie on"
th,nq ueeljul The broken main spring OF
watch may be replaced by n new one, but The
stomach can only be repaired and strengthen
ed, and this is one Of the objects of the famous
yegstable restorative which for eighteen years
has been waging successful contest with dys-
uepsis in all climates As II specific Tor lndl-
eestion it stands alone When the resources Of
tho phsrmacormia have been exhausted. WIFI
cut, at best. doing more than m'tlgatihg inc
complaint, course OF TINS wnole'oal s"u pa ar
atabie, vet powerful, stomnchic effects per-
loot and nermanent euro. In all cases OF dys-
nepsia the liver is more or less disordesed, ana
nnnon this important gland, rs we'll rs upon the
stomach and bowels. the Bitters act with slil-
gular distinctness, regulating and relETigorat
ing every secretive and ssslmil'ting oIeS" '"
which bodily and mental health depend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

$. BLON II e ii.
Corner King and Fairfax SITS, and LOG King st.,
Is Offering great bargains in
WINTER CLOTHING.
Call and see him. dec q
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REMARKS The offerings Of Gram ON Change
to-day were very light aud samples were all
taken at quotations. 492 bushe OF red neat
were oaeaed and sales made at lie ana 10
according to quality. go bushels Corn ohereo'
with salt S at IS, SO and 81. Oats sold at 6lao2 !;
offerings of Il" bushels Rye nomiDally I'll
Flour dull and quotations unchangedi slo"
sales for high grades. and Family particularly
dull. Dressed Hogs llasl4 per leo lbs Eggs
have declined sales made at 40 cents Butter
unchanged.
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CusTUMEs.~A splendid assortment Of Cos.
TUNES, Dresses, raraphernalia, Outfits, and all
sorts of requisites for the Masquerade Ball, to
DO held ut Eintracht Hall, will be on exhibition
in the store room, on King street, ia Washing
ION Hall, OH the 18th and 18th inst
i'm It'd HENRY REH.
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h1EW BOOKS
" At FRENCH'H
ROCK A ND SfrArInh RR Y STD X Il

" At FRENCH'H
BOOK AND STATIONERY STOKE
No. IS King street.
Holy Grail. by 1ennyson just out; 81 ~.
The Professors Wife. or How it Might Have
Been. by:Annie l.. Macgregor. author OF Jnh!!
Wards Governess; II 10.
The Great Empress. by NJ. :;cheln DnNore
STU.
Cariha's Poems; 81 So
Compensation, or Away Future, by An
ME N. Il. Brewster - 81.
Adventures Of Caleb Williams. by VIVA.
Cd win soc.
Another lot Of tina. rclnarkabIo book, Little
Women, in two volumes; S3
The Princess Of the Moon, Confederate
Fairy Story, written by s lady OF Wsrfenton,
Va, and sold for charitable objbct price 5Oc
The American Law Review for Ian Arg,
1870: 81 Is:
New books daily.
jan q f. FRENCH.
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRES kNr:: AT
ID J. P. CLaRKES
GALLERY OF FINE AkT:4.
No. 1853 King street
Just received from the importers and pub
fishers the largest and most beautiful ssso4l.
ment Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHROMO-,
ornament for Parlor, Dining Room or Hall
and beautiful HOLIDAY PRESENT. select
ed with great care.
An elegant assortment Of very da2iIab;G
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
something new. Call and zee them They
will be sold at the lowest prices dec II
IN 0O0 POUNDS CHOICE fAMlLl
~ UUU BACON.
have on hand and offer for sale 10 OGU lb- y;
CHOICE FAMILY BACON,
Of my own curing, consisting Of Hams, 3bo,'!i-
els Breasts aud .IoWles also T. large supply II
.-. NEW GROCERIES,
families 10 want ot nice artic! will please
give no n call as SIN determined to soil cheap
for Gosh SAM L. ]. REED,
ia. 4 Il South Fa:.TG1 street.
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THO GROCERs AND SHOP KEEPERS.

AN ORD1NAHcE Of the city of Alexandria, Va,
in relation to measures used in said city.
SEC L. tBe 1t enacted That hereafter there
shall tie correct and uniform standard of
IN easures used in said city in the purchase and
sale Of all articles which shall be sold by meas
u rement; that the standard so used Except for
liquids, shall be the standard known Ms dry
In easure and conform to the standard kept by
the Clerk OF the Market, who shall procure at
the expense Of the Corporation pint and quart
copper measures In be used as others now IN
his possession.
SIC. 2. That any person selling except llq-
ui1s) by II smaller measure than the said stand
ard, shall pay fine penalty or IS for each
offence, to be sued for and collected in the
sans manner rs other fines and penalties:
SEC x. This net shall take effect on the first
day Of July, 1869. -.
.... THUS. W WELLINGTON,
jan l2--3t Clerk Of the Market.
Il. 4. n. F. c. A
4 PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONO OF The
n BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION will
be held in PHGNIX HALL, on the evening
Of FRIDAY, the 18th instant. under the aus
pices OF Mount Vernon Circle. Nc. /. Promi.
nent speakers from abroad will be present and
deliver addresses upon the principles Of the Or
der. The members Of Jefferson Circle ana tho
public generally are invited to sttend.
Exercis Ga 10 commence 1T o clock.
By order: w. ". SHERWOUDf CIV.
e. w. JONES. q. s. X. sa jan 2-eo3t
THE MISSES WILSON WILL
BOARDEK5 upon MODER AT E
ii STR EET
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THE MISSES WILSON WILL REGEIVE
1 BOARDEKS UPON MOD Err i 7 Z
TERMS Nu. 42SUUTH W&IFR STREET:
;GE l2-S"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
sa BECKEK'S
NEW PIANO. MUSIC STORE
~ 'A l49 King street


T$Tt l49 King street,
Near St Asaph street, Alexandria. Virginia
AGENT For
WM KNABE Il cos GOLD MEDAl.
PIANOS.
WM HEINEhA MP's Irst BALrl-
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
ed for i've years Sold at factory prlces on s.
cOmmOdatng terms usual in other cities.
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers
| will nlso furnish PIANOS from any maker
in the county, for which persons may have u
preference, a. factory price. l hope thereby
to leave 40 canse for those who hnvo vt heart
the interest of Alexandria 10 buy away from
homo.
have also PIANOS from hrst-class msker
that have been out on rent, for sale at very 10.
duced prices Every instrument warranted
Also the following:
Violius, Guitars, Flutes, FlutiuaE. Accor.
doors, Concertinss, Violincellos, Bsnjos, N,u
lin Bows. Bridges. Pins, Rosin, Mouth Organ:,
&c., &c
Ms- Beet quality Violin aud Guitar Strings.
Instrumental and Vocul Sheet Music, In
struc,on Books and Music paper. ORDERS lor
N usic solicited and filed ut tho shortest notice
My facilities for repairs Of Pianos, Orznm=.
Accordeons, Violins. &c &c, are much cn.
larged, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos, Organs, &c, tor Kent. Also: tuned
and packed. Liam lO V. BECKER.