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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17
AUCTION SALES.
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By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated October
29th, 1868 executed By Samuel Il. Maggs and
wife, and duly recorded the undersigned
Trustee therein named, will, on SATU RDAT,
Nsvor's olLcc, in the city Of Alexandria, at T.
o'clock m, offer for sale, by public auction,
TRACT OF LAND, III l.oudoun couaty, Vs.,
abou! one naIc north Of tiuillord depot. A., l..
s ii. 4. 4, with :. mail LOG HOUSE ffssasS
thereon containing one hundred and for -aaasgslL
" l4ul Grrr7. more or less,
TEkMs;-- Cssh ~ 10 50 much Of the proceeds
u! sale - may hc necessary to d9ruy tho cH .
peIlses 81! trust aud to pay $500 with accrued
interest aud the residue in three equal pay
Inents, L. become due as follows The first, Oct.
% ls-U and the ether two payments Oct. 24tr,
ISL AMI 49, respectively. with interest ifola
u@l. %, 1864. JOHN ". GREEN,
IN BID Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

Bsndmsnn, the tragedisn, has created sem
sation at the Theatre Royal, Melbourne. In one
OF his representations of Othello he stabbed
Mrs Steele, who fell to the ground utteriug
piercing shrieks, which for moment were
mistaken by the audience for part OF the bust
ness of the scene: but it was Immediately obVi-
Gus that her cries were the expression of ter
rible psin. The curtains were immediately low.
cred amid great excitement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

1t is stated that the report that Gen. Cauhy
had closed the Courts in Virginia, is untrue.
1t appears that Gen. Candy; at the request OF
both patties, has caused to be suspended q
number of suits pending in Virginia; but all
judicial tribunals are still in existence in the
State. The course pursued by Gen. Candy in
this particular is approved by Gen. Sherman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

Real Estate agents and AuctIonoorSl
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Ey virtue ol Il
I decree Of the Circui. Court for Alexandria
county. Nirgiri.t, rendered Ut It's June term,
lslH. N the sut Of Bowie, plalmtIIl, s.. Addison
It nl., defendants, the undersigned, C"mni.
sinners therein n,mcd, VIII proceed, on SAT
Ui:UA IT," 18th Iag Of February, 1870. ut :
u'clurI: H., III front 81 the Mayor office, III tAe
city al Aleynnlris ~ sell, by public auction, u
r.rt.in TRACT Of LAND, in the county "i
Airy!,Edri.. containing ten ncrc2, and hhlhded
- fellows: ON the north 10y Queen street cS
tended On Tia; east b. Townsend E"ggetts lot;
IN III. south by Cameron street EXTENDED, and
ON the Ncs; by Hu1l's Run-bcinG y portion "t
the Lracl conveyed I" j.. l.. Addison by Ann
l.. Ramsay.
TEKM;i-Unc tuiilh - be paid in cash, and
for tlIr re. uc the bones ii tho purchaser VIII
good grruriLy, and With interest from the day
IF sale, L, be taken IA three c4ua! sums, psya
bic ::t g. L. aId Is months, respectively =
Stamps :;1:I r"nvcYancing II the cost ct the
,urch!srr. w Vi. II. uLhN l.
GRO. w. BRENT.
i.r -.-,,j Commissioners.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT COM NIL
-,IGNEn'S Sal,


~ virtue OF Il decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered NJ November Court,
1869, in The SUIT Of Dennis Johnston, Admir- oi
Lorcn2o Rogers deceased, vs.. Lorenzo Rogers,
hcir., the undersigned, Commissioner named
in said decree, will, on SATURDAY, the 5tn
,!s.v of February, 1870. in front of Cats lay
crn, at West End, Fairfax county, Va; NJ IL
H. sell. 20 the highest bidder, the FARM OF
which the said Lorenzo Rogers died seized
containing lli! acres. mere or less. This land
lies on Hunting Crock, adjoining tho lands O!
Wa. H:,inmcrsIy, ID. Johnston and others
Persons desiring to purchase arc requested 10
call on Mr.. uunmcrsly or Mr.. ID. Johnston,
either Of whom will take pleasure in showing
tn" same
TERMS--Ono-tenth of the purchase. money
in hand; the residue in three equal install
mcn.s payable ~ six, twelve and eighteen
months - be secured by tho bonds Of the
purchaser, with approved personal security,
and retention Of The tile until the last payment!
is made. Stamps and docd 1T the cost Of the
purchaser. THOMAS MOORE, Comrnr.
Fairfax co.. ian S-laWts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

The Northern papers are beginning to open
their batteries upon the price OF beef by retail
and call for reduction corresponding to the
decline in the plice OF beef cattle, or 10 the
rate paid for cattle on the hoOi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17
MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1870

Dispatches from Washington published this
morning, say that the Senate will to day pass
the bill for the unconditional admission of flr
ginia, and that her Senators and Representa-
ti7es will be in their seats during the week.
President Grant is stated to have expressed
his qualification at the action of the House OF
Representatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

On Friday, the Minnesota Legislature ratified
the Fifteenth Amendment, and on Saturday
similar action was taken in the Mississippi
Legislature. Twenty-Five States have now
given their assent. Ohio will probably shortly
be the twenty sixth, and but two more are
needed, while there are four whose affirmative
action is quite certain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

Mr. Elisha H. Allen was introduced on Sat
urday to the President by the Secretary Of
State, and delivered his credentials az Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentlary of
the kingdom Of Hawaii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

REMARKS The marNct ODoNcG VNe!Iy.-
Flour was in vciy limited request; Fine 23s
81 So Super i 75sS5; Extra ) ZIaS5 o.. Fam
lily 25aS7 and choice Family 5USs. Offer
ings Of 220O bushels q: Wheat; demand v"Iy
moderate, and only one sale reported IN
} Change at us for red III ard l22 were offered
for some lots but declined Com WAS in active
request with sales of 80 bushels white ~ ~:
$500 bushels mixed at So, ST, 81. IS and ST.
Saea Of Corn-inthe. ear at s. Oh per barrel
Small sales Of Rye at %. Oats steady, with
sales at 50; offerings light. Sales Of Middlng5
at g. Poultry in fair request but price" DE-
pressed; Turkeys ljalsc and Chickens l"al6c
per Id. Eggs have declined TO &c. Dressed
Hogs in limited supply At LASH per I'm lbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17
Siy Grcen ~ Wise,

ihuctnnecrs and Rcal Estate Agents.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND ON AL
- ENANDRIA AND WA SHI Nc TO N
UKNPlkE .--U authority Of the decree
Of the Circuit Court OF Alexandria county, Va,
rendered At It's August term, 1869. in the suit OF
Howard, plaintiff, vs. Bonncll and others, de-
!cndantS, the Subscribers, ~ Commissioners OF
said Court, will sell, at public auction. Oh
SATURDAY, the 22d day of January. 1870 at
II o'clock IN in front of tho Mayors office, in
the city Of Alcxandria, Va, the FARM called
WATERLOO. containing about leo acres, Sit
unlcd on the Turnpike from the city Of Alexsn-
drA to the city ot Washington. d. c., between
said turnpike and the Potomac river ana about
olui.distant from each of said cities.
Also, will be sold the PATENT RIGHT for
the nanuactHrc Of PRESSED BRICK in the
District Of Columbia and county Of AleXan-
Lria; also, ENGINE nnI MACHINERY for
the manufacture Of pressed brick.
TERM St nu- fourth Of the purchase money
Il b. pa, in cash On the day Of salo this resi-
due ia tw1 equal instruments at orc and tw"
Years. tn hnar interest from the day Of sale. to
be secured by rntt"rscfs, approved by the Com
mssiunera nnd tho retention OF title till bay
meat WIN. II. DUhANY.
GEORGE WM. BRENT
j. FERGUSON BEACH,
ian S-c't3 Commissioners,
COMMISSIONER SALE OF a WALTZ
y :.HI.E FAl:M. Pursuant to decree of
the 9Th day ot September 1869, in the case of
+. ". Young, Executor Of VIM. Rawlings. 0e-
ceased W John D. Rogers, Sc, the under.
sighed. rs the Commissioners OF sale therein
na'nfd viii! offer to the hsnes: bidder, before
tho " Ecvnridge House, in tho town Of Middle
burg IN SATURDAY, the cath lay Of .janu-
ary, $50 that beautiful farm, called SPRING
FIELD, JWncd nnd lately occupied by John
y. Rogers, containing 3tj acres
!his iiar:a j: situated on tho Turnpike from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

Among the signers to the memorial from
Virginia" recently read in the Senate, by MIR.
Sumner, and 80 much denounced BY MIR. Trum-
bull, Mr. Farnsworth, and others, were j. 2.
Baldwin, James Doughty, and G. G.. Rounds
of Prince William county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

Returns show that, spite OF the Instruction
the amount of sugar in stock at Havana, De
cember 81, 1869, was quite as large ~ at Ih'
end Of the year 1868.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

Judge Underwood, it is said will commence
the session OF District Court at WythcVlllt
this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

SCENE INCOURT There was quite novel and
affecting scene in Judge Underwool's Court
room this morning. Colonel McDougal, coun.
sci Of Lindsey OF Ravens Nest fame, sbmit-
ted motion for new trial, because at the
original hearing the Judge had not so instruct.
ed the Jury as to COMPEL them give the
prisoner the benefit CT all doubts as to his sanl
~, and because OF new evidence bearing upon
the case, Just discovered Judge Underwood
in giving his decision took occasion to review
the case at length Lindsey, who sat ImmedI
ately in front OF him, seemed frightened to death.
His nerves we're strung to the highest pitcl,
and as Underwood would scout around, >um.
ming up the various points Of the case, he
would follow him close with his burning s'ar,
ing eyes. At one moment his face Won!d be
lit up with hopes another blank with despair
at last Underwood concluded and while man
tanning that his Instructions were correct, lean.
ing to the side OF mercy he sid be would grant
new trial At these words, Lindsey gave
wav to tears he bowed his head low and wert
loud and freely; then gathering himself up,
with great tears all streaming down his checks,
he went up to the Bench, assembled the
steps and extending his hand poured down bl'&'
sing alter blessing upon the judges head 1t
was certainly an affecting scene and there were
few in the crowded court room that did not lrel It
to be 50. Underwood looked queerlsh and
would have repealed Lindsey but was Got easy
to 10 so, so lie had to stand and take 1t, which
he did not ungraciously, certainly ungrar'tulIY.
Rich. cor. Of PtfrSLurg Mler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

A number Of Congressman favor an adjourn
ment as early as the first of May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

The Savannah (Georgis) papers report the
catching of the first shad of the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17
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LEV Green ~ ES!Gr,

Real Estate Agents and hu"ti"nanr5.
DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF lKu..I
y dated .Ianunry3 IsG-, cXccntci ~ a. NJ
ran and wife, anl duly recorded, The 4"da.
signcG, Trustee therein named, WILL o.
THURSDAY, the %I day OF Febrnar9 n",'
in front of the Mayor Office, IN the city q 4
cyanIria, Virginia. ulirr Tor Ealc. ~ pub.i
auction, the following property, viz: ip'
Of GROUND in said city. with BRICK gss9sss
STORE and d WELLiNG thereon, be hti.E
ginning on the south side If King =. 4" l""t
tho westward Of FnirlHN street, "a feet lt''
and 30 feet deep, anil or"upie! by a. MVra.
The said property will be sold 10 pay = debt %
Sg0DO nnI what interest may have accrued .u
cured hy said decd t. Mr.. Mgrg*rc. j. Nr.H
win Terms c9-h.
GEORHE ". BRENT,
inn It'd TrUstra
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Total

'.''"'i' WV Wv
The Chesapeake Female College property j.:
onehalf held by the Freedlncn'5 Bureau end
one. half interest for the loyal stockholders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

The total production of coal in the Cumber-
land region during the year 1869, was ,lS2,-
GEO tons, showing an increase of 552, 226 tons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

A severe rain and wind storm visited Louis.
Vile, Wednesday, All the streams are raising
RAPIDLY, and threaten destruction to property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

The Richmond Enquirer advises that, if
Virginia gets into the Union there he no fuss
about it." Let Us, however, give, always,
proper thanks to those ofthe Executive or Leg
isative departments, who have assisted in re
leasing US from military government--whe
that happens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

Judge Black, is said, is preparing for pub,
LEGATION history of some Of the leading events
of MIR. Buchanan's administration pending
the controversy of reinforcing Fort Sumter, in
which he will show the position occupied both
by himself and the late Secretary Stanton. 1t
will be exceedingly interesting, and will throw
additional light upon the action of some OF the
gentlemen who held Cabinet positions in Mr..
Buchanan's administration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17
| 20 M II L HIGATED.

MAIL FAILURES At FAIRFAX Court HoUsE.
The subscribers to the Gazette ~ this place
have not been favored with number Of the
Gazette since Thursday morning last it Is
true. on Friday the mail arrived rs usual, but
no Gazette either daily or tri-wccily. On
Saturday morning, the mail bag containing
tho entire mail for Clifton, and M other mail
matter, was received here at tho usual hour.
We have hal patience and fnrbcnrancr prcarh.
cd to he 50 long, that we hardly know how 10
complaint but when our people nrn 50 much
Interested in tho matters and dting3 concerning
the incoming OF tho State and the stat" -! ia"
markets, &c, and We cannot get tho papers:
for bearanco ceaseg to be virtue. y
Fairfax Court House, Jan. l.:
The ship having Oh board the rrInaiu* # Mr..
Peabody, together with her escort, were at the
Island of Madeira at the last adVlcr:'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

PURCHASE OF LANDS At FORTRESS MpS ROE.
Among the executive documents That h"T"
boon luid before tho House, is n COMMUNICATION
from tho Secretary 0! Wa:, recommending the
purchase Of certain lands at Fortress Monroe
for the use Of the United States hr'''oss-
schucl Tho extent and estimated va!W" OF! the
property which is all improved, is ~ follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

THRuUGH TO WASHINGTON HY RAIL. The
trains on the Chesapeake and Ohio, and o. X
A, r. K. are now running in connection with
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad, twice
daily to Washington city. Through tickets
are sold at the ApponattoS Depot, and baggage
checked Having recently travelled to the
Metropolis by this line We can speak knowing,
" Of the comfort and expedition which it
affords the public Save the transfcrfrOm the
ears at Richmond, there is no change until the
city of Washington is reached. There are Gle
CANT sleeping cars in which the weary traveller
can find repose and at the end OF his nights
rest, he finds himself at the termination OF bis
journey. From the great inducements offered
this line must become popular with persons 60
ing North. as it connects with all trains leaving
Washington. -P@terSLorg M'ler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOH SAIEI.
LA PIP s IL i ~ ~ ~, ~ A.

IL '
For sale the property Known -. tho oak
MANY MILLS situated about t.u u.l.,.
from the town of Flint Hill, in Rnppshnn.,.,.
county. on the graded roed leading irou l..
town Of Front Royal t. Culpcpcr c. Hon.
Attached to tho mill arc ElGHTEEN ACEE..
Of good productive bottom land. The mil o..
constructed with two water whocls, each Of eigi.
cen feet diameter, with necessary r,arIrI.a.
for manufacturing -four and grind,ng All otn..
grains AMI plaster. The stream is IN o.,aI.rD'
one, scarcely eve: failing to afford walc, {,
drive The mill, which is in a line wheat grown.
region, and within about eight .nii".
tho Manassas Gap Railroad and Of oasy ac....
from All directions. H. Is Il good location
manufacturing Wool, aud in the hands 90, ...
onterprising capitalist can be made v"rY -.
nable property. Mr.. Alexander Car wA,.-.
sides in Flint Hill or the subscriber. ia Wr,a
inEt0n, will r,:cci;u oilers and siOw t." ~. ,'.
ty. JOHH JEtt
Washington. Knup CO., Va. d"c u 'nir1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

The Washington Chronicle while advocating
the adoption OF Mr.. Bingham's bill for the adj.
mission of Virginia, says: I'VE do cot anti.
cipate that Virginia will break faith with US !;
but if she should, then let her beware Con-
eress is Lot and should not be in mood to be
triAed with !" This is "pleasant reading:
isn't it7
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or i NAI.J Il.
Y ABLE FARM NEAK CENTKEVlLLt.
FAIRFAX COUNTY. NlRGlNlA.-fy ~.
tue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Fa!rlN.
county, in the suit OF Jane \. S2indlo's h",.
VS.. Peter Goodings Administrators, Vt Noveu.-
Der term. 1860, the undersigned, COmmiss ION,
Of sale, WILL on the ID MONDAY IN JAM
AIRY, 1876 Court day, in front Of Fairfax e..
House, sell, to the highest bidder, ~ pl.h.l
sale that VALUABLE TRACT or LAND.
formerly the residence OF James \. SpiuIlr.
containing Z80i ~ res. Til farm lies on IT,.
Warrcnton and Alexandria Turnpike AMI G.,a,.
Ccntrcvlle. The soil is of excellent quality,
being the red and i: susceptible Of uira
state Of improvement ~ but little expense
Persons wishing to purchase good InAi a O.
healthy region will do well [" cyNmIn" til.
farm.
TERMS-Onc-tcnth Of tho lurchaso- ,u.,tr.f
cash the residue in three equal payment, a.
six, twelve and eighteen months. with inter-,
on the deferred payments from the day of ~s,r
the purchaser 10 give his bonds for tho lcirrlr!
payments and the title - be retained until L..
whole Of the purchase money is paid the h%ra
subject to resale at the risk of the purcha "r %.
case OF non. compliance with the terms .! -.
or default in making the dciorrcd payment
THOMAS MOORE, COmnI.t
If this hand Is not sold on the day NAM.
above the farm will thcu hc rented t. tho hpyG
est bidder, ri public auction, for the cnsUir.
year Rent to be secured bv bond and scruri.,
i. BROADWATEh Receive.
Fairfax CO.. dec --laWls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

WAsu1SuroN lTEMs.-Thc Congressional
Temperance Society held meeting IN Wash
inpton, on Saturday night on which occasion
Vice President Co,fax, Senator Wilson, and
othe members of Congress, delivered address
ns Resolutions were ndonted proposing s.
united and persistent effort by the friends OF
,0tsl abstinence to form societies throughout
The country on the 22d Of February next.
Tho eEterprsing citizens Of Washington who
have in charge the project for II Worlds Ex-
position in this city, feel now assured thst they
will succeed notwithstanding the seeming In;
difference Of members OF the CongresslonA!
committees. They ask but little of Congress
No appropriation Of funds is sought, and they
simply ask an act Of Incorporation, and inst
the Government shall grade and put IN 0ruer
some lot of tho public grounds upon when 'he
Exposition may be held.
The committee appointed for the purpose OF
preparing bill for change Of government OF
the District has agreed upon bill TO be pro-
sonted to Congress and the people OF the lis
trct The title Of the bill is AN act to pro-
vide territorial government for the District OF
Columbia" =.
The universal suffrage meetings, which At.
trscted so much attention q few weeks since oy
their large assem- blages and turbulent proceed
inps. have dwindled almost into nothlngness..
A Woman's Suffrage Convention meets IN
Washington this week but General Grant has
refused to let the Department clerks nave hoii'
day to 90 to its meetings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

SERIOUS DIFFICULTY. A difficulty occurred
1T Nokcsvle on Thlrday last, between S''tne
gentlemen, which, it is feared, will terminate
seriously McSsrs, M"rSteiIcr1 a; Nok'>'l.I L..
and W. s. Grigsby, of lyuchhuTg. wrr" 'h"
parties concerned in the difficulty; Ia" LATER,
it is stated was severely assaulted ~ hr hr"ih-
err NlarstelIcr We have not learned t'H par.
icuars as to the origin OF the difficulty e.:oi''
that it was about some offensive remarks ii!a'
Mr. Grigsby was r',argcd with having made,
which. it is stated he positively denied! Con,
siderable excitement prevails i'll til" n"iSh''or
hood and it is feared that lilrthcr hostile meet
ngs may occur iitnce VIA. Lldt0"n'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

TIE SAN DoMING0 purchase Inr"ti with 4
good deal Of opposition. 1t IS reported iI're
that New York firm in connrct!"n with ~
lessor Gabb, now in 81. Domingo city, to:H th"r
with Mcssrs. Cazclcan, Fabcrs anu otiIcr>
have purchased at i few cents per acre ali tn"
lands open for purchase Oh the peninsula u
SANTANA, and now hold them to the dl&ad vAn-
tage of the United States. The spccIIa'"Ftt
have been manipulating since August lat, amt
together with President Bacz ihIn. THAI iiry
will ultimately reap rich harvest out " our
Government - Washington Rcn"JLo'D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

The METHODIST BOOK C0&'Eka lh'rr
have, it. appears, been in.tlnr nlnlrl,'~ earned
On with rrlereuc: to the fraud IN the AI"!l."'
dist Eook Concrrn. Morhlnr favorable /"
the manascrs has bcru discovered Vouchers
only were given III the rrint.as '''parrm'n:,
and not one Of the original bills i 70 lie found.
Ia the building, all sorts OF little l5b: ~ =:
brought to light Tie rhic1 al ri.' depar
has taken all the gold sTrepinr. a h'@ per
uuisics worth about 81 coo pei year. Ei!!.
for good, were paid BY the Concern; 'hni,
remark subcommittee, "lhnrc l. II" record
to show that goods bought were reviewed At
ALL" Fourteen hunire,I dozen kin l"r The
Bindcrg, which must have cost the Nontrr'
twenty thousand dollars arr ''i."t accounted
Tor, aud So on from beginning i" s'Ii'i. ~"
T1rE Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17

Animportant decision was rendered last week
in one of the Pennsylvania courts in Phlladcl-
phia, regarding the income tax and the powers
of the assessors The points of the counsel for
the defendant, who was prosecuted for refusing
to deliver his books to the assessor of his dis.
trict, were decided to be we'll taken, aud the
defendant sustained in his refusal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-17
~ Il K | $ II n $ &SG4
A ' r. K I g. IL 4 ID = - Z,
.Nii inm sfrnnf ..nl. IErnI

i1i King street. COZ. Aitrri
AnHounco that, to meet the wants II t!.a A.
preaching Holidays, they have inside large Il.
ditiDne to their stock OF
CHOICE FAMILY GRDUEKlEL
and ARE now prepared IL uliar Nh a--p!ir..e.:
which in variety and prices cann"t be n.,el.ai
We Mara0 in Eufi
Layer kaisina, whole. hall :,.i,: ,iusil~: n....
Valencia Rsisias. Nc~ Ci.r"n.
New Currants Fishers Mlincc hcnr
sweet Cider. FIavorinr Extracl-
Pure Spices. Preserved Ginger.
Canned Fruits and Vegetable.
Sardincs. English end American Pi.rl"-
AT VERY low PRICES.
tI,.r