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nens either BY force or by carrying
The question off its validity TO the courts,
willie the brilliOnt lights in the New York
Legislature went through the migratory form
of attempting to rescind the resolution of
ratification adopted by the previous Icgisla-
tuIc The eject of these threats and these
proceedings was seen in the subsequent cleo
lions in Mississippi bnd Texas, where the.
negroes rallied in lull force for the Republic
can candidates.
Here tlon, arc $500 voters about TO
approach the ballot boxes. The simple
question for tho rank and Gle OF the Demo
cratic PARTY 10 decide is, whether they will
submit 10 The leadership Of fogics and char
lUians, who VIII 70 manage at to drive the
great mass Of these voters over to the Re
ppblictns, and thereby prevent the threat
cncd disinicgration Of that party and insure
its triumph in 1872 or whether they will
discard these blind guides, and select wise
and liberal leaders IN their stead, and then,
by securing ltir share Of the negro vote,
not only save their party from ruin, but
make hopeful Struggle for victory in The
next Presidential contest.
Yet clcat sighted Democrats look the
figures we have presented straight in the
face, for thoy are full of meaning and can
not 10 blnkcd cut Of view. And if they arc
determined to save their party from utter
slipwrcek, let them throw overheard inca
pablo. corrupt ard treacheTous pilots, with.
ont q momCni's delay.
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N'>,c,,iaya Dsrnocratic Soncscr introduced
nrce an 10 otbh4h Our BNri " Supervisors
That : Js,or Sas NicuALr MORTON. Truly dmis
lsNe CHAN .sd since PrSaF Svun wont n Albany
Fri'arlJAhSEn Superintendent Of tic " in
rghg1o. ravp'c, and vthey Indian trih.s, seems
to la eg,lwrriug his duly in thorough anil
s,hsfc 'ory i.artr Hgi' efficiently 'rrrottcd
100, hy luaui. Flo his part Of tho mon. Tile
Opp1lr HHpii mentions he follow ing pleasing
New Nc,,'s iaciJ mt.
" IN CIR ysiuncssa SCHOOLS there ara about y
cbloDc1 vi - ~ ne aud Be-. hnnG ~ y vld e.
to,1 ind rHhr'L nut we've nU ycUc,Ht sAt tho 10
u,u it iasrLai ia Use p5utt tOg 0i thJt persons.
GA SEQ" Nrri sisy "a 'goni lN' 'r-n % Shat D d
Nrn IGi Ae thof. gig rts os c.oi liig. ~ tho thi
CHu and tier rfOlJofr gathered To wines t4c
retnc. Ittery c4iri "a nt sci pi, ntLnh 9TH e.
" lo ntepfl Ia, ere w. iuto new aud comfortable
SUES 81 u ihHc, tld L.piior iaglutude for It,
tUu l. .s.p'-n fNu ln tLl- NO I'd lhap that was.
Sian ri~ Nere tohtd. Iud tie neat dRy ~ The g
area lpvure,i ia ale h3o4 VOL dressed IN warn,
p,rt, 'Hu Ctmi. stliu ,svlts 'ilu como thing fas
b.,l dose with ctoFr litg IN tine SnpoIihtlnden'! q.
C'rg lH'rE thu. bss.Dv 90 Anon to q lhiien haVuc
Dcya 'cchc-ofty e.nii l'usci BY the so%icgy OF
tTIrrD5 IA tnt f--. N Stale
H. This Mud arl h''rtano trosin'op' 80 tho Ia
ui.'g- ia, Fri, ads soft a. cSarrlc worthy Of iui-
tl'io.i hy ;N pro'es ne Christians
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Messrs. Fisk aud Hatch have by iepg oeur,e
OF Upright de1ing, cariei such rcpdtation f.,
honesty and tga,llO'nsrs No vii rs for sound Dr..
ment that their lrcoiD VndlI! OF IA In, ettmt u'
T. ofif-cli n'e' 20 rHetce OF e y0ine. 4 10 Win
rtdsnr- 'a'rficF tsat WGsdenpd their enarts %
in'rOouce nj this market tho st n orinre OotIs
oftho ChesfIlc.fa and ONO Rl'road rohrany. Of
ht' h hd"''.'-'H''i i7 IlHl' h.h 81 eWlprs.
IN. jog, Con or'its r''1' iurv't-'y a..lrp. 90 n f,
lt.r tr1 ilrrf"ctr 81 lNfi ~, . f, r,a4 ~ WIDEN
inr Uou'1o. eo1Ho r{ ~tl1i, vy.A uio ,pn,q OF
Gorernmtnt NAslfi r',3 ode, yq,hafl. W. ~ co
neht, 10 n rim sts1 Llnl .rrTEAaE isltacant lre
NJ iMent 's ts1 f9gUt Hr9 % ths lbWesi,g % ~
tNNh 'or '''- ~ 'oisc hlnr heel cVyo ~ JCtoa ~
| ~ " I.ll,' -..uuy against ihig,C-. Z l1lJuitc .
nsiH eysse 20 edlrnl .HsA yIestbyat ,Alaii Ihc
lY,Vefa St fkl.s sohidi r,s4n - lssts,. or
% hvutsticr eq 1b,t,ls lAas, d ~ X lrI.
Pss,'es t s'iss, ~ !;
,ll6YVIq SShElI!n I1VlE
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AFcrry Con,psnY Pnni-Lcd at Last.

IN the SUIT NJ Jneob f. Wyck0H againsL TIE
Queens County Ferry Company for neeiigsntiy leav.
ing the ehaus down on ths,T ferry boat, 50 that IN
crossing from Astoria hiH horse walked into hhe
river With himself uud the calIiRge! tdp iniy ic.-
terday case The plA.ni1Ro Vrrd'' fDr fL0,".
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Tho Association o'thc Bar have done we'll
r. OF rrc i've thousard dollars for the detection
sai conviction of tho person or persons who 50
lrachcrously a, 'aiicd iir. poRvAN L. EA1dy.
We trust Iiiat thi reward viii avail 10 bring 10.
lr:t all th' Circumstances ard au,ocodonts Of
III, mysterious affair. The 1H.5-si' of yesterday
ct..r,1ts pom the subject AS fullaW4:
"rr-p,' r'orIo, OF lint logical turn ~ MIND vi IN
I''N.-. $1,000. .iuftt Tor 't"ry crIn', have as "a
L..ies AuGtu ho.h. itlt "a lI.,fc % tiC' Y
U'ulo, b, :, t.rt" or no tr-f Rfaw'yJ c'fphr o.
c,rr.e' oe-crr - c9rrr! az dch,rl ely 70 cou 10
nanfu-s tN fc 81 an eppDn 40. ahd ndd uurd tn ter
oa"r era e.. Ne are jim lituE 20 - dr. s1,, o.:
!U.r .. E...u- .DH cns aUI'tfF to 10, ruDhfs -
l-eHu"'ss - ai'trt- pi thrr al ilyus V
cam so .l!ttic Aci.rA GO clear ia -msel's IA 1l'
PPM" l.inl.'
VI bat course the parti,, here orrlj mod a. haS-
ing possibly rop,prcd to murder Mr. E'roE will
deem proper % pur ,ae in view ol in-nuaiions Of
so grave . nature, r,mains 10 he scen But Is il
not possible that lir. EAToS may have other iJ 5
Of ON the Y'Il me Is not aware. And cannot
othcr motives ofyongaanco be couceh cd besilos
ti,-c Which thet journal refers 10?
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ION,5 Is,jlt,

, an lL.sd iho a..,.a' i..If
Z ttef - .ia,i pu l.a,' .-", r
~ uua .vunnef o., ,lf p,'
~ .8i tgil vi o. tug seiif N,.rE
Hldtb .H.epntir a.. "Hj "a
: 'ptFTus it'tt lltN rrH r'.;..f tt.t
80 y .Id !Ht1sMi "a 49, ~ 90 ,1's..l, "'n
Atosls W ASts tilh, Ht.i Zoe nd
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.isn.rlu ,hNrmTr7y517

,aii1gVSJ W. yIlAh TlB'T 5fS,ls'SSi Me-
IJg9 o. L!uA,f SDtltA LIyl LlIy-t a.
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Wien the question OF mueXilg NJ. Do
ming, Was before ne Hous Committee Of Ion
c'en AlJii. q ye0r ago. Mr. BANEs, Oh i-.
nag Of the Committee, asked Secretary SCw2tn
for irfvrm.t'r concerning the debt aul of ~ in
cumhranccs npon tie territory Of The rc'niblic.
Atlia sugsc. ion Mr.. Stwtrn ecr. O special mo
s,r..r Nr lABEs, to -. Domingo, 10 nal
the ccs-nrv inquiries. Mr.. I,URVs remaiti
tua days 81 81, nQmilgJ City, lrl imUoliafll,
rel 1rpd to Washington, bringing tho t,atsms.,
that tL' 4. b' Of 81 Douurlo was only 5000, 900
Cor, perhaps nisw Thousand moro but lao lind
10 d tyImyuon H. communicate 10 tho Secretary
OF State r. pccling grcnts, concessions, and fran.
tM7rs. F'rFvs ve' himself at that tmc suppss-
edit be ntoro ,tcd In grants and hanchi'la. Tbi.
was about tic 1t Of tprii, 1859. il ROW 0ppcars
that or tie 1't Of May following the Dominican
Republic contracted u loan Of e42o O0o, morialg-
ing therefor The public domain and the co ms
receipts until is repayment. Tic mortgage IN.
c'0los me- coal mites and woods Of SANTANA, a.
well as the rianO beds OF Alta Yolo, 60 that thc
United States takes The SaIuana lease subject 10
burden altogether OF e75Iooo, Besides tll.,,
there are supposed 10 be other private grants aud
concessions affecting the game property.
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Dryilortclsw BRAuLEY was thrown ihta
J.. o'niosyd st1Gay over resolution offered by
selGtoroIa sGJ. Who Is endeavormG to get a The
Lotion Of the Firth oyt1uc pavement robbery,
$ 4ait i G&apip4i not tbe Oh man who ayke-
NJ tht 'rrS|sFk.T sacl, al .ipyealseg'ieu.S fGc
slssa u ibs asasypSnswSQ,bs zen tp,day, w n
.ss s# @s,Sf$fSSO Pc a6si'nGpssd y
A1bsay'0' sH9J '2e. - 9s.7a>Tas Is Go5 q
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- ''s stage - Oh" owning. npr,orius 20 iu
o'cinct. u utgu aou- sol; JuI Nas ,sryud.
'''' NllI fN''fF nest W fiilt y
No, nwhls. ~. /. lle- I.I..In NJ q.

.luH hi.l i.tf. g. ~ .N"'f H. iyt o.. do
Hh1r' ,NV ~ NAynfi c'si-,'h4 uglrcur s.irrk 5.
IN hattlt Wa hi t"ou!h. NJ 'ont ,ly Wa "
isGt irdWUB9Ib M ~ G,c Iir' ~ -. w,lch dil
-, eoIk, pllt4c NCUart h.r! r1v' yIHrE g.. two Ii
dfuupr o. iIrytEN &c Vinc ~ muirs. ~
Tie lrsui, VS. rer,Iyrr With toy NJ tAp ihanists
~ III vht L.W > sctihd t!c main N tier rtvb,
The ilnNNh- ltsIitd oltr to th'7u rs Inc stike.
irirr. af.' usitl GI!hr"h tie WISE lfrty triul,l
thru,-t.,L- u,Ir their wine.
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tn, British Parliament is GrettinP oyer the

Tn British Parliament is frettinP over the
alabama CLAMP and the Augo-Americon colo,
uios Tho Lord arc evidently reluctant 10 l5vs
hptnnodA, hutthu simultaneous agitation Of lhe
Alabama cluirts mud tho Canadian question nqta-
folly establishes an association OF ideas which
canr ot i,al toimpress iscliupontbe English NINA
SNppgGg Is She only way Of settling ihs'1Naes-
tions Let rs laVeIha Rri".h possessions in ,his
h.r,llnclg, An9 wo Nlgye ar5ccipt in fun for
oli outsiRudmg claims against GreaL Britain, in,
clgdtsN'G 'cn'iintntAl clans of Mr. SuANla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SrKClAL DISPATCH Hs Tu TIL EIAzET
Congress

WASHINGTON, Jan l2.-ln the Seuale TO-
day after the introduction OF sundry Petitions
resolutions and bills Of no general interest, Mr..
Summer introduced his bill to refund and con
solldatc the national debt: to extend banking
facilities and rc.cstablish specie payment. lie
explained the provisions OF the bill reading
from printed slips. 1t proposes to add $780,
000, 900 to the naIioual currency, and when gold
falls to ) per Ct that u. s. Treasury notes
shall be received ut par for customs dues.
The bill Tor the admission Of Virginia, was
taken up, and MIR. Conkliug spoke in favor oil
immediate admission and in opposition to
Drake amendment.
In the House Gen. Farnsworth introduced
from the Reconstruction Committee tho bill Tor
the admission Of Virginia, and spoke in favor
OF the Immediate admission Of the State with
out further oaths or requirements. He said
there was now so much swearing that lie was
about to say swear not ut all. y
Gen. Paine read his reasons for supporting
the bill with the conditions.
Virginia.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-ln both Houses OF
Congress oday bills for the admission OF Viz
GINA were under consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

RprvtTIEs "A row occurred on the corner
OF KING and Washingt on'streets yesterday aVeh
in, between some white and colorel people,
which originated in fight between white
and colured boy, and eliminated in Z coored
man having his head severely cut.
MIR. Wheatley, the undertaken, has had iu-
neral to attend every day this year.
The exhibition Of the Sunday School OF the
Methodist Protestant Church given on the
ostll uit., ut Liberty Hall, will Be repeated at
the NJ. p. Church, on Washington street, to-
ught commcncing at o'clock.
The steamer Arrow resumed her trips to
Noun, Vernon this morning, alter ! suspension
OF three days. .... .....
There is no ice 10 he river below Fort Foot.
Skating, which was thought TO have com,
mancen on Sunday morning last, has been
broken up entirely. Two young men while
skating on the canal basin Monday morning
broke through the icp hut escaped unhurt.
The friend; OF tho colorel paupSrs who die
| in the county, come ~ town for orders fol
their burial.
Sarepta l.y4gr of Odd Fellows partuuk OF /
s,uuphlnuS SUPPER II nine . cock sst plight q
The Marshall House.
The alarm Q: lire abou. three U clock this
r.rniur wa tau>, Il hy the partial burning OF
stable in The rear Of Mr. Michael Smith :
northwest corael # Patrick aud Queen streets
Tie damage sustained was slight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

FIRE. The alarm Of fire about six CLOCK
last night was caused by the partial burning
OF The Two story frame house No. l54 King
street occupied by MIR. Christian Poggensee
a. cigar mauu!actoty. The fire caught
FROM the oven in the bakery OF MIR. Johan,
sou. adiouruiur. The iire Department was
SOON Oh the spot aud at work aud the flames
were speedily eytipguisled but not until almost
the entire stock Of Mr.. Poggeusec bad been d.
suoyed or carried off, The house belonged 10
MIR. Harrison Bradley, and was fully insured,
but Mr.. Poegsnsree had no INSURANCE on his
stock, aud was in Washington when the fire
o,.cOrpd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

The ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY.-A meeting of
Citizens was held last night at tho Library
Room, presided over by r. l.. Carne, Edward
S. Leadbeater acting as secretary, when plan
for the resuscitalion Of the Library and re-.
organization Of the Company was adopted,
committees appointed to solicit contributions in
aid of the work, and the hopes Of those most
interested considerably revived by the feeling
manifested The many advantages to arise
from Il revival Of tho Library and the proper
interest that should be taken in its main tenance
by the community, were forcibly urged by
Mtars. Francis Miller IT, b. Robinson and
Samuel Fl. Janney aud with that encourage.
mcnt which should be given the Library will be
put upon permanent basis and be again
source OF pride and qualification to our citizens
1t has been determined to invite Benz. Halo,
well to deliver lecture for the benefit Of tho
Library at an early day, and should it be deem
ed advisable other lectures under the auspices
Of the Company will be delivered during the
winter and early spring.
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was concluded and asked If there wu> 10 III 81
business?
Mr.. Mekeozic said that probably MIR. MAJ
sry would introduce some new business.
Mr. Harmon said that as Mr.. Massey la
been cut short in his first speech Of the even
ing he might want to continue it,
Mr. Massey said he would not rrn!y !" =
iscctipu> remarks Of Mr. Mck",Zie ~ taos!
of Mr. Hartmann which h. CONSIDERED sratul-
| touS.
Mr. Shirley asked il tho Wood to be purcha.-
ed With the 5000 APPROPRIATED by the Boarf,
would he distributed by the Mayor N by the
trustees OF the poor, as was usual.
| Mr. Moran begged The gentleman i pardon,
| but he was wrong when he said that the usual
way uI distribution was by the "Comity' On
| the poor.
MIR. Massey-kuow no such body as the
"Comty" On the pour. The usual way in which
| the distribution of the wood was effected was
! Tor the Mayor to give orders ur it upon the
recommendation OF the trustees OF the poor.
Mr.. Mex. said it made no difference by
whom it was distributed, provided the poor
people got it, and there was little doubt but
that they would get it as soon as it was known
that the appropriation had been made.
Mr.. Massey said that he, as well az MIR. Nc
kenZie, hoped there would be no difficulty
about the proper distribution Of the wood, but
repeated his account of the manner in which
the distribution had been conducted in former
years by the Mayor on recommendations from
the trustees Of the poor stated that it
was natural to suppose that tho trustees of the
uoor residing 10 the different wards would be
best able 10 decide upon tho claims of the
applicants for the wood in their respective
wards.
Mr. Mckenzie said he supposed the Mayor
would issue the wood upon the recommends
ton OF any gentleman who knew that the ap.
plicant was deserving Of assistance, and would
not be confined in his orders to recommends
tons from the trustees of the poor alone. But
he lid net anticipate any difficulty about the
matter, Tor the subject was one we should al,
ways have to consider, for we we're informed
on good authority that 'the poor ye shall al
ways have with you The motion to adjourn
was again renewed, MIR. Mckenze stating that
he wanted to 60 to the show over in Liberty
Hall
Mr.. Massey said that at previous meeting
oil the Council he had wanted to attend an
exhibition of the Sunday School of his church
but had been prevented, still as there was no
more business before tho Board he would con-
sent to an adjournment, and q motion to that
effect being put was carried, and the meeting
adjourned
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. lit is rumored
that the California Pacific railroad has sold Out
to the Central Pacific company.
The grand jury of Los Angeles has indicted
the me mbers of the late City Council OF that
place, including the mayor, for an alleged
fraudulent ISSUE Of city scrip'of over $4,000,
of which only SO. 900 is accounted Tor.
Honolulu adVices Of December 18th, stat.
that the bark Almena from Baltimore tor Sal
Francisco had put into Honolulu in distress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

MASKED BALL. The masked ball to be given
to ruorrow night by the.Eintracht, at their hall,
will, is supposed, be grand affair A large
number Of tickits of admission have already
been Disposed Of, aud throng is expected.
The committee having the Entertainment 10
charge have left nndonc nothing that would
tend to render the ball IL success in every par
ticular, and an Agreeable and interesting evening
is guaranteed to all who may attend. Before
the masks ure removed an amusing pantomIme
will b. produced on thc floor of the hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

BROTHERHOOD OF TIE lINloN.--1hs hall OF
jefferson Circle, b. U. III. f. c. A.; was quite
we'll filed on Saturday night by WsS hnEton
degree lnembers to witEes: the iIslnlIaln'n 81
the officers Of the Grand Circle, which has nst
been organized for the Stale Of Virginia, that
duty bsng performed 10y Richard Enmona'
Supreme Washington pro tom: OF Washing,
ton, assisted by G. f. ". K. Il. Lucrs:: The
progress of the Order has been retarded IN the
State, but the work having undergone revi;-
ion and identifying process. will rcstnrt with
an impetus that will cause it to rank with sin;i'
lar Institutions in tho State by the clo=o Of the
present your. The following nro the officer
Tor the current year: Goo. W. Henry, g. Z; w i
A. u. Brown, 9. &. j.: John Doran, Il. {.
A. Il. Marshall, q. s. b.; A. Il. kcrkhnn q
w. OF D.; W. H. Glover. g. W. Of N; W. II
Jefferson, q. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

POLICE REpoRr-MAYoR's OFFICE. The
Mayor is on y short visit to Loudoun county
There were no cases before his court this morn
ing.
MAGISTRATES OFF1CE.-Thcro were no cases
Of n criminal character ut either Of the Mugis
trates offices this morning.
WATCH REroRT.-Night hazy and the tom
perature mild with the wind from the South
More people than usual were out on the streets
il. consequence Of the progress of several prI
vate parties, ut ono of which niaskers were pr9
sont. The colored Odd Fellows fair, at Lowe
building, closed with ball. Three dodgers
from Pennsylvania bound South, were accom-
modatel Ut tho Watch House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12
STOVES. TINWARE, &c.
INFORMATION.

This Is the age of improvement and man is
constantly on the alert awaiting the announce
ment of some now discovery in art or science,
by which no may economic labor, ssvo ox-
ponse, and appropriate to himself tho advan-
tages derived from scientific discovery Ac-
cordingly science has yielded to tho ingenuity
Of man, and S. B. SECTIONS BALTIMORE
FIREPLACE HEATER mas been presented
TO the public. This Heater has been improved
by top. Feeder" which makes it tho best and
most economical Heater in the mar ket. With
but one fire it will heat from one to four rooms
thereby saving great deal OF labor and ex-
pense, and obtaining a uniformity of tempera-
turo not reached by the ordinary methods of
heating.
l have, with much care selected my stock Of
STOVES-embracing sll tho varieties Of
COOK, PARLOR and HALL-and to which l
call your attention; they viii! be sold on the
most reasonable terms.
continue to manufacture all articles Of TIN ,
COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE.
Also. ROOFING, SCOUTING, CUTIE r
ING, Sc, done in the best manner. Special
attention given to the repair of Fire Place
Heaters and all other Stoves.
THOMAS HOY,
sep 22--lf =. w. cor. King and Pitt SIS.
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The Markets..

NAw YORK. January l2-5tocks ElroIg.-
Money per cont. Gold 22s. Virginia skies,
Wheat is lie lower. Corn is lc lower.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l2--Virgiuia Gs, cid, 4%4
bid "A asked DO. 1866 IS bid do. 1867 81 bid.
North Carolinas. now, "a bid. Cotton hesVy
and nominally rs Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat firm for choice Mary land red Penn
svlYanu is very dull 1T l25al2S; Maryland l4O
nli5. Corn firm; white l00alU2; yellow 90A92.
Oats duh 1T G3a5T. Rye active ii lt0a Id.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12
The Paris Tragedy.

PARIS, January -.
The MarseiIalse newspaper Was published IN
the morning yesterday aud contained leading
article, in large type. announcing what 1t
termed the murder committed by Prince
Pierre Napoleon Bonepart upon the citizen
Victor Nnir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

Gov. Randolph's message to the Legislature
of New Jersey shows an excess OF receipts
over all expenditures and assets enough 10
hand to pay all the debts Of the Stale. 1t
shows that few corporations are paying
the principal revenue of the State. tle con.
graduates the people upon tbs abolition of
transit duties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

X. K. GAsE-[n The Court Of Appeals at
Richmond, the case OF the Washington, Alex
andi. and Georgetown railroad W. the Alex
andria and Washington railroad, was set tor
nearing Oh the 2jth instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE tenders to its
rra,irrs, of which we are among the constant
ones the compliments OF the season: The
same to the Gazette We wish 1t subscrlp.
ton list equal to its merits, aud that Is all that
needs be said. -C2drke Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

Tue CONTESTED ELEurloN EAsE.--F
taking OF testimony in the case o. ''ha>. WI
tie5ey whJ prop ;s..- to contest til" r!shf
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie to lis seat in the u. :
House Of Representatives, va Continued yr-
tcriay and to day A. Moran, Robt. Bell, ST.
and W. ID. Massey were examined and cac'
testified as to the thorough loyalty aud uu'1h
ism of Mr. Mckenzie Al 81 times uni uadr'
all circumstances. he cco-- examination ul
Mr. Massey by Mr. WhitLlrsey was IN reirrenrr
to the Johu-un Club ol this city, with an Oh
jrct, apparently to identity the witness with
that association, with which Mr. Mckenzie had
nothing to DO
PROPERTY SALE - Beck, Knox, aud KERRY,
Real Estate agents, have sold to Samuel Pick
rms, house and lot, on Penlietun ST. between
Pit and st Asaph, hInnging TO Mr.. Mary h..
Folsom Tor $3.50, cash. Mr. Pnkrns Intends
improving the property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

VYJILLISTON'S PERFECTED &. =. l.
w Combcd Sea Island
SIX CORD SPOOL COTTON,
has been ubectod to tho severcst tests possi,
ble and is pronounced superior III strength and
smoothness to any thread in the market, either
economical for the consumer. ....
Call and examine it ut
CHAS. W. GREEN'S,
ianI Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-12

~ ENUINE EDIC1NAL, COD LIVER
" OIL, PREPARED FROM FRESH Lily
Frs AND WARRANTED PURE. - We
have lust bottled tresh and very superior
article of the above, which we can with
confidence recommend to cUnsumptIvos and
others in need OF this valuable medicine. llnt
bottles rs Ct. u.rh - per box OF one'hall
IoL.u. JANNEI T. CO.,
dec 70 lah Ming street.