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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-27
rrs oReAN1zArIox IND OPENING
PROCEEDINGS. 2
A HAPPY FAMILY /.
TEE BOWEN DR1seAT1oN LEFT OUT IN THE
,-sGss3a :. i COLD. 49,.
.fs'i's a,leli:k h:ii go 80. 81
A SHARP P 4 AND pRorRAcrED DISCUSSION.
no DOMINATION YET.
/, isrxc1aL r1InaniM 70 THE Nsws.lE

.---yG lHPxC1kI TkL46HAh. ~ THE ,N6Wo'lE -
q. CoLUHBll, Tuesday Night July as.
The Radical State Convention, called for the
purpose pas / If irsenomid.thg Scott for eovernoEof Of
South Carolina. met here soon after noon
in the Senate chamber. Long before the
Hessng, the corridors ahd lObbies Of the State
house were crowded with excited groups Of
blacks and whites, discussing the merits ofthe
respective delegations. The chief interest of
course centred onathe rival delegations from
Charleston. ..gsr2 .s q. ..l'.
Bowen, Senator Sawyer, Collector Clark,
Hurley, Hunter, Holmes; Mfshaw; Richmond
and and HsatSo,ddard we're the most conspicuous Of
thsBoKsnit.ess; aasas De1args, CAIN, Delaney,
Comptroller General Neagle, Williams. Tan,
Lee, 7. J. and sheriff Maokejy fought warmly
for the boilers. Il soon became apparent that
the supporters Of the, Bowen delegation were
in minority, and for aIttme there was some
talk of their withdrawal from the contest But
other counsels finally prevailed. - =. =
On the opening of the. doors, a rush was
made by the spectators for the gallery, which
was soon packed. AT first none but delegates
were admitted TO- the floor Of the Senate
Chamber, but subsequently the doors were;
thfowii open, and All the unoccupied space in.
-.
Il the rear Of the;delegates was. given to the
crowd. !. re 4: * -
.~.r p,,..,,, ,a,1aa +ba convention IN ordor !
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24
Religion IN Germany

According to the enumeration, OF lS'.
and lsG5, the Inhabitants Of North oni
south Germany were divided u- follows
CauutIi,-. Protestant '"uni'
Nurih uofmauy ...... -i,il-t 'l''''.'' ,'i,l'l",
south GrIiuAuA ..,.r,-....' "''fr'' '''" '''-''''
Total ............... .i,U1,, -.,-,.l3, - $40
Ia other words, in the North German
Confederation the Prutostauts We're more
than II per cent, aud Catholics u per cent
In the South German states Bavaria
Wurtembcrg, Baden and liessel the Cath
Ollie. are GO per cent, and Protc'tani' ~
per cent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24
HatchciOr's Hair Dyc.

Tar grsr o. rms wogLp--docs not contain lead
II" viiiiol poisons to rafalyzc the system or to-
durc death II is perfectly harmics.-.r" .aDlc-
instantaneous. Avoid the Wanted an dclusiye
carnations boasting virtues they donot possess
ynu would escape the danger The genuine
~ Bachelors HAIR Dye has thirty yenr-' rep-
citation to uphold it, integrity. Sold by Drug
nst-. Applied at IL Bony street, n Y.
noy2tdSwy
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n You want

Material to make dollar bottle Of the best Hail
Restorative ever used for re-,"ring gray hair to
sori. & A. ~1ior. send IS cent. for package
. ~ NoU VAST
>icr white Teeth, Healthy Gums, AMI sweet
r.ntl. send for our TURKISH bENTRlFlCE,
pTIrr ., cents.
" I0u VAST
.ut car, tor iicllaah., catarth Deafness, or
busziGp "a the ears. send Tor our srERNrTA.
I,iRh. Price - cents.
~ Either Of the above scot postpaid on re-.
H"tpt IT bitce.
ttif.-. Joseph X L-chHr, AL Market street,
Il I.udts. Mo. srs7lydav
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4 Hook for the Mtliisu.
aeR2Rfp5Acs 4: /: ':: ::.' :; :;

si'ul I" marry, n Tie Fhlsi"l"E'M mysteries
,bd revelations 81 M. sexual system; With the
'at--t jt.'p,rr.c. To- producing AMI preventing
offspring. hos 20 preserve the complexion, etc
rhi, i an interesting work 81 twO hundred
sol I~-niy -four page, WITH numerous ensra'
wings, aud contain. valuable Information fur tho"
Who AZ. married or c"ni-mpl'i" marriage" stu u
b.. . book tina, ougLit Le kept uudcr lock and
t.,. and not ia.d ,,felcslys about the house.
sent o. any one Gree oi POSTAGE TOT fi'y ""hi-'
Aiircs- pr. Butts, D,-prnsary No. u North
figh,h street, - Louis, No.
Ee-SOTIcE IT, THE AFFLICTED AND w
FukrU NAIE.'su before applying To ~" no.
,or9gs SsssLs Who advertise "a pu1ic rhlrt-' 90
40 matter what Souf di-.ss" 10, 90 h"" d"il"tAD'"
your condition,
br. Bait. can b" consulted, personally OF by
ma un ia. disease. mentioned ~ hi- MoThs'
Ufiic-, so. ~ Sofih Eighth street, i-t~r.u Mar
Lst and Chestnut, IT. Lpuis No s'IINdh"
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The lnpsrtshable Perfume.

A.a rule. the perfumes nov In use have u" pet
nanency. IA hour OF tao after their use, tlrf" b.
10 trace 81 perfim. l.ft. How icrcnt ,.t the fc-
cult succeeding the Use Of Murry and i.agnin'-
ilprd. Water. Day after = application the
handkerchief cstale. most delightful, delicate
and agreeable fragrance. mlTIie0Ily
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Special Notices.

Rare Collection sowiand's Receipts
Maggie Art-, Discoveries, etc., comprising valu.
1T" information fot everybody Sent by mail free
POSTAGE for 10 cents.
Address Il. f. NORMANDY, 5ol Market street,
Louis. Mo. sng7dnwly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24

~ nearly one hundred receipts for making branh!
al kinds OF Wne DIN. Ale. Beer, Cord"l-' SUI
rrrni Cider, and much other useful Information
OF those dealing in or manufacturing any of the
h,se, oitl,ei for the trade or home usc.
srnt Wy mail, free Of postage, tor ~ cents Ad'
ite... Il. Y. NORMANDY, tOi Market street,
g. l."ui- Mo seZ' i'dh"
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Look to Iour Chiidrcm-The Great
SOotNtur Remedy.

NJ. Cures Cole AMI tripping ,ptgE
aytt,s,i,u.. IN the bowels, and iacIli. -.
'ntpt'p tat.s The process. Of ,LEr-
trsthing.
M. subdue- Commissions. tut,u
.,.trg,up,s and Os.fconies all dis 81.
rugp cAse- incident To ~. ,I['r-
fant, and children "''''
~. Cures DIa. Thra, ~ sen. pp,cr
.ttii'ni,u,. terry, auI summ.T Com. "a
'yptp plant ~ children ui all ,'[r-
,.c.. 49,
10 OIL. IL. hr.st lnfsnts aud Children. soothing
r.n'iy "a all disorders brought on ny t".,ling.
any other cause,
Prepared by the Ora FToN MEDICINE co..
81. LOUIS, Mo.
-uli ny druggists aud dealer. N medicine
"Nsfy shere, seg7 lvdas
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24

ESSAYS FoR YOUNG MEN.-The cnervnted
aud used Gp. who have To-, their youthful energy,
smuiton and bodily yigor, IN the pursuit Of 20.
risl pleasure, With words Of cheer, and sanitary
tId for the seemingly hopeless. sent free, N
-.,l.d envelopes. Addro--, Howard Association,
Box r. Philadelphia, Pa.
may LidavBm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14
RenOYuI Of Tie CAPITAL.

ST.. LOUIS, January l4:h.'rhcrc will be a
meeting at the Southern Hotel to night to
consider the subject Of moving the National
Capital to the Mississippi valley.
Resolutions will BE- introduced providing Tor
the appointment of a committee of five II cor
respond with the Governors of all the States,
request them t. ask the Legislatures OF their
respective States for memorial to Congrass
to appropriate no more money for the erection
Of new, or extending the present public build
ings in Washington. The committee will also
be instructed TO prepare Z paper containing
all the statistics possible bearing on the subject
OF the removal and showing the extent, magn-
tudc, and the variety Of interests Of the Mlssis
sippi valley to send to each member of the
different State Legislatures. Much nteres: is
manifested 10 the matter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Living Machine.

Iniure tho main spring Of 4 wstch and every
portion OF the works becomes dsordercd. Tho
human stomach is to the human system what
that elastic piece OF metal is 10 chroHumctcr.
II inf uonces the action the other organs, and
controls, 10 certain oxtent, the whole living
machine. Tho comparison may &c carried
iurthor: for as tho weakness or other impcr-
fections Of tho main spring is Indicated on tho
face Of the timc-picco go also is the weakness
or other disorder Of the stomach betrayed by
tho faco of the invalid. The complexion is Sal
low or faded, tho eyes arc deficient III lustrc
and intelligence, and thorc is II worn, anxious
EXPRESSION in tho whole countenanCo which
tell Us plainly rs written word; coHld do, that
the grcak 7louTiShing Orgmn whose "!licc 1t Is 10
minister to tho wants al tho body, and 10 Sus-
tain and renew MI It's paris, Is not performing
its duty. 1t requires rcnova!ing and regulating,
and TO accomplish this end uostuL!cr's @tom
ach Bitters may be truly said to be the one
M1ng ncelfW. The broken nain spring Of y
watch may be replaced by Il now ono, but tho
stomach can only be repaired and strengthen
cd, and this is ono Of the objects Of the famous
vegetable restorative which Tor eighteen years
has been waging q successful contest with dys-
pepsia in all climates As - specific for indi
gestion it stands alone W hen the resources Of
the pharmAcorGla have been exhausted. with
cut, at best. doing more than mitigating the
complaint, q course OF til is wholc:oTo and pal
atable, yet powerful, stomachic effects u per
iect and permanent cure. IN "l cases OF dys-
pepsia tho liver i; more or less HiSordcred, and
upon this important gland, rs we'll rs upon the
stomach and bowels, tho Biltcrs "ct with ain
guler dstnctness, regulating and rrr.rigurat.
lng. every sGcrotiye and ~ssiInil ting organ on
which bodily and mental health depend.
IAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

STEAMSHIP LlNE-On Monday next one I'll
the Massachusetts Representatives wllI intro
dncc Ia the House 4 bill to incorporate the
WASHINGTON, Norioll: and Boston Steamship
Company, which company proposes to cstnb
li>h permanent line 1T Steamship communlca-
ton bctwccn Washington, Alexandria, Norfolk
and Boston The bill names rs incorporators
James &. Ginncli, WcnIal I. Davis George
". Potter and Henry Mayo, of Boston, llora
II, Browning. Alphcns Middleton, VIM. l.
Wall, Edwin 4 Rythcr. &. NJ. Wight, VIM.
II. Morrison, George =. Gaii, Henry +. Tim.
mcruran. Andrew Potts and Adam GaddiS, jr.,
Of Washington, d. G. Vim. Albert King aud
Edward Hartley, Of Georgetown, ID. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

kmGHrs OF PYrm!As. The Grand Lodge,
knights OF py!Li t., assembled in Richmond on
"Wednesday, Grand Ca tuc:l0r Hugh Latham,
IA The chair.
Representatives, were present from Norfolk,
Lynchbulr, Alexandria, and Richmond.
The r!rciun OF grand officers took place last
ni.ht, aul resulted rs follows:
&. g., ". H. Watt, Of Rich mond; Y. G..
g., }. William Morsau, Of Lyhchburg; g..
K. 4 g. s., ". ". Go>dcn, Of Richmond;
Grand Banker, J. B. Vaughn, IF Richmond;
q. e., s. McEIroy, OF Alexandria; q. |. -,
Thomas X. Carey, OF Norfolk; e. 0. S., p.
&. Elu.i, Of Richmond; ID. u. e. {. Tor
Alexandria, George Duiiey; d b. &. &. for
Norfolk, II. Armstrong; u. ID. &. &. Tor
IEnchburs, j. ". Morgan.
THE resignation ot +, C. Tumpkins as Grand
REPRESENTATIVE to thc Supreme Lodge was re.
cciycd, and, on motion. Past Chancellor Hugh
Latham was elected to fill The vacancy thus
Occasiuucl.
These officers We're installed last night aud
the meeting I'd iourntd. Representatives. W ar
iicil from Oriental Lodge No. G, and Boynton
from Mechanics Lodge. No. ,, Of this city, 10
the meeting Of the Grand Lodge, returned
tins morning, and report that the order is in a
hOnriahing condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

MEETING OF THE Conn EXCHANGE. AT
meeting OF the Corn and Produce Exchange,
held at their rooms this morning, the fresI'
dent, p. Is, lIooe, announced the death OF Mr..
ID. r. Black lock, u late member OF the body.
\ committee consisting of McssrS. G. \. Wor-
Ellington, George Washington and q. Il. Shlnn,
having been appointed to draft resolutions oi
respect TO the memory of the deceased, reported
the following, which being unanimously ador-
ted, the meeting adjourned.
Resolved. That the members OF this Associa-
ton learn, with sincere regret. that it has pleas
cd an ovei-ruling ard all;wiso Providcnce to
removr from us our brother member Dennis
r Blackjack, and we would tender Ia his be
r,avcd family our heartfelt svmnAtny anu con-
Iolencr in this their hour of aillictlon.
Resolved That the members of th!s NSs"cih-
lion a,tcnl tho funeral Of their deceased broth
or to morrow morning, 1T II o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

SEVERE WINTERS. The New York papers
published Il; record, made up from old diaries
of the weath,r duling the winters which
elapsed between 1859 and 1882. The table
gives tho late of the closing. by ice Ct tho Ii I'D
son river, and OF the opening of navigation
in the spring. No general rule as to the r'gu
lar alienation of mild and severe weather
can b. laid down from this table. Of the Tot
ty.two winters sixteen were mild, but Some
OF them occurred in immediate succosson.--
Thus, from 1892 to 1896, there were four mild
winters; then, from 1896 to 1899 three severe;
from 1899 to 1904 five mild winters then
Il succession of mild and severe winters until
1911, when long series of eighteen severe
winter set in broken only by three mild win
tiers. The record would have been more valua-
bic had the warmth Of the summers been
noted, AZ there is theory that the average
Temperature is the same for every year that
is, n hot summer is conterbalanccd by So.
we're winter and temperate summer by mid
WIN ter.
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The Markets..

NEW York, January 14.--Stocks steady.
Money per cent Exchange long, 81; short.
u Gold 2l4 fivo-twenlies 1862, coupon,
l54, Virginia sxos. ex coupon, 81; new Co.
North Carolina skies, old, 40; now 227. Flour
dull and 5al0c lower. Wheat dull and la2c
lower. Corn dull and lc lower
BALTIMORE January 14.-Virginia six es old,
al bid 465 asked; do. 1866 5G3 bid; do. 1867 81 !
bid, 523 asked. North Caroinas, now, 20 bid.
offerings light ut 25. Flour dull and
unchanged Wheat dull, except for choice
prime to choice Maryland l4Os145. Corn firm !;
white 95alO2; yellow 90A92. Oats steady Il! 04a
81 Rye firm at lO5al09. Pork quiet vt 20 6Oa
$50 50. Bacon quiet; rib sides l64; clear do.
l.; shoulders l33al4; hams ~. Lard quiet at
l7!alSc. Whiskey held firm y. l OUSl 0l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

PolIrr RrrrRT MAYORS OFFICE -Ssish
ii,,rl arrested hy Wa!rhn:"n WoHStcr and
,,rui,r for n<suultim; and beating Lewis iris
..r. wss, n default Of tho payment ~ lhe I'M
r,.m, liur rummi!l,,h II the Work House Tor
thrrtv j..y..
,Gl.TRawE>' GFFlCE.-ihCro wero no Gases
a., ,.Iim;u.l character -. either -! the Mags~
lrnt.,' vtlirc- THIS m"rninE.
Warren krroRr-- Night clear bnt ha%y. and
M,.lm till towards morning, whoa tn" SKY oo-
,,,un cloudy the wind came out from LII"
i..,lhwral AMI tho i"mr rntilr" tnrrei COO. -
More par,.'r lh+n "sn" vera Ill lh' streets
IN. .i,s.t va. tua;tc ~ III, Watch, aid che
dee VA. accummv d sled a:tLc Watch House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

WA:HlNGrnN, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGE
rows RAILROAD COMPANY. The directors OF
this company elected for the ruSnlng year, OF
THURSDAY Lrid meeting ANA elected the ioi
lowing officers. vino ar the same Is served III
the several positions last year: President, Syl
yan,r; :. R;krr. of New York : lee prc>l lent,
HEAVY lIer., Of New York Treasurer aud Sc
,rctaty. A. ". Nichols Superintendent, {.
&. Saitcr The directors passed complimentary
resolutions Ia these officers Tor the faithful and
successful management q! the road during the
year past. and nave nn ,ia OF reducing the
;,Iari.S 81 tin-S. Officials.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

BREvITIEs. MIR. Charles Brill has lcce,v, j
| letter from Maurice Duva, the man Sent 10
the Peuitentiary tor robbing him, dated Fleet
wood farm, the residence Of Mrs. Gibson, IN
Prince William county, Virginia, stating that
he has been released from confinement hg a
pardon from Gov. Walker, aud lug dat
some clothes which Mr.. Brill has in his p2s,,s-
sion be sent to hir.
The Office OF Justice Beach was broken open
last night by pricing of the iastenings.
A valuable mule belong Ing TO MIR. a. u.
Osgool, of Fairfax county, was taken sick yes
terday evening and died suddenly at tie upper
end of King street, after the administration Of
pint and half of concentrated Iye. which had
been advised by bystander.
a large fire is supposed to have Occurred in
Prince Georges county. Maryland, opposite
this city, yesterday evening, a. q great light
WAS seen liz that direction.
a poor little baby who's" father has deserted
it's mother and ITSELF was brought 10 the
Mayors Office this morning by co'or'd Wo
man, who said that the woHian AT Whose house
il had barn lett was unable to take care ot Ii,
and that its mother had nothing to cat herself,
aud was houseless The mother vino cane
soon after to see what had btcJme ol il, when
told that The city could not take care Of infants
who had Ialhrrs to provide for them, took it
away with Il surrowul heart.
rh, warehouse oi Mr.. &. II. Lambert was
burglarousiy catered night or two ago, Lut
as it contained nothing tut guauo, the thieves
got nothing iur their trouble.
hleSsrs. Sanford Brown and Fred Keckcr,
in charge ut Deputy Marshal Garwcod left
here last night Tor Richmond, to b. tried on
the charge of inraction oil the Internal Rive
nue. laws in selling tobacco from unsamped
packages.
The amateur concert for the benefit OF the
Sewing Society Of the 81 Presbyterian church
will he given TN the night of Wednesday, the
Goth Instant.
Winter came back again this morning.
Operations have been resumed at the Mount
Vernon Cation Factory though The full com
pement of hands will not be employed for
some time.
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.--In the Senate, to-
day, there were but few petitions, bills, or re-
solutions offered, land nouc OF special interest.
Mr.. Cole Of California read long state ment
in reference to the seizure Of spirits in San
Frarci.c,.
liz the liou>r # Representatives the bill Tor
the admission d Virginia was further discus
scd until clock
The House agreed to adjourn over until
Monday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

The "poIitica condition Of the States OF
Maryland, Virginia AMI Delaware, is said to
be at the bottom OF the plan for sliclng of
portion of the territory of the two first namcd,
and forming proposed State OF Chesapeake.
We believe Delaware is, under the arrange
ment, to be- obliteratcd altogether. We are
in i process O! "Reconstruction" all round the
bDaru
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

TIE CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE.--Th
taking 0! testimony in the case Of Chas. Whit
ticscy, VIII, prop uses IL contest the right OF
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie to his scat in the u. s.
House OF Representatives., was continued to-
day Thos Davy testified AZ to the loyalty Of
Mr. Mckenzie; did not know about his speech
cS and action in Council
}. y. Field was examined III regard TO a re
cclpt givcn for $50 Bushels OF oats SEIZED by
order OF Col. &. t. Siuirt OF the l75;h Virgil
MIA regiment; had forgotten dist he had signed
IA receipt to MIR. Mckenzlc for them; had Civ
Ell it as clerk Of the Quartcrmaster $ Depart
ment: knew nothing further about II.
j. +. Cariin testified as 10 the loyalty OF Mr..
Mckenzie, could not explain about his speech
Is in the Legislature or actions IN Council, but
had 10 doubt, he was governed by proper
motives.
N. =. Tlist, former Commissioner IN Mex
leo with Gen. Winfield Scott, was next exam
ined, and proved the handwriting OF General
Scots reply to Mr.. Mckcuzle's letter from
Richmond this reply was dated 9th OF March,
1861; knew Mr.. Mckenzie before the breuk'
ing out of the rebellion and during Its progress
as the leading union man OF Alexandria, had
frequent conferences with him before and dur
iug the rebellion; made it point to call on hun
whenever he came to Alexandria from Phlla-
delphia, because OF his Unionism and sympathy
with the witness in the common cause OF the
union, He was thoroughly cross examined by
Mr. Whittesty, who again, however, failed to
make out Mr.. Mckenzie Il dsloyal man.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA ENTERPRISE-We recently had
occasion to visit the "Jamieson Steam Bakery
n this cit1, and although We knew from the
character Of the goods which they were manu-
featuring, that the present propretors were
successfully prosecuting their business, yet We
hal M idea NJ tbo capacity of the bakery, nor
fine facilities for baking which the Messrs.
IllI & 20 have recently introduced. 1t may
he Interesting 10 our country readers to know,
thar tic nresent bakery occupies the site Of the
or;,in,I which was built now nearly century
400 when its manufactures were not only sought
+,r IN This country. but found place uoon the
,,i,leS NJ the ROYAL tatniiics ri Europe. The
iujldlur in its exterior has undergoue lew
ch,,,g.s, hayip. been built exrrt$,ly Tor the
business. bur in its ARRANGEMENTS within there
j. \ Striking change. The Old tine wood
b,~..,, ,.,,i,,, u..j +, may. sunr,ma in the
l,,,,. h,,., iour since. .,,v, way :, th. march
.nd r.,t ,t,..,uu ENGINE. with nat
,....l.r ,,,,.A,;o. and o,,,,,n,nimen,s took
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, Ill., L,, I ,,,.t an
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A RAKE GRANGE FoR BARGAINS FOR ALI.
THOSE IN WANT OF GARMENTS. Having now
on hand m extraordinary large stock Of Cloth
fully determined u combine with my present
business that of trs..c!,ls! Marchaut Tailor
ing TO facilitate which my stock has 20 he ro-
duced, no matter ut what sucrilice, MI my
goods arc offered at greatly reIuchd prices. |
can suit tho most faatidious US we'll ms the coun-
try merchant my variety Of ino Clothing and
HETEROGENEOUS bong unsurpassed, and my
stock for wholrsalng complete Gall and 500
nov 10 5. DEALuAM, 81 King st.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THEGAzRTTE
ADMISSION OF VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON. Jan. IA, 5 P. M.-Bngham s
bill Was carried as substitute fir the Recon-
struction Committees bill by vote Of 90 to
o. The bill as amended was then passed by
the House by vote OF l43 TO A. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

MASKED BALL.-I'lic masked ball ct the
Eintracht at their hail last night, was rs was
anticipa'cd b. al WIN knew any thing about the
gentlemen selected AS managers, great sue
cess. and to day has been tho topic OF general
conversation !ani OF unlimited praise. HE
attcmlan.e was large larger than cxp"cttd--
the musi. excellent the ma>kcrS represented
the most varied characters and the mctamor-
phases exact, the pautonlmcS were well per
formed. every body Wa III goo! humnr'
aud every thing passed of vrly pleasantly.
The festivities did m; termIn 'tc until merry
day light this morning, ana the entertainment
will long hc remembered IL one oi the most
agreeable ever given in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, Jan. 18th, 1870, in Washing
ton city, D. g.. by Row. B. +. Bttinger, pastor
Of the 7,h st. Presbyterian Church. Mr.: ca AZ.
r. SMALLWOOD to Miss MARY +. BA H.
LARD, both of Virginia.
january 18th, 1870, by Rev. l.. Ii. Crenshaw,
Major DANIEL &. HATCH Elk and Miss M A.
KY META CHUNN, Oldest daughter Of An
drew j. Chunn, osq, all of Fauquier co, Va.