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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-13

4 CURIosITY.-A huge, uncouth
animal, whose coming had been heralded
by placards, emheIlished with large wood
cuts of the original and styling him the
''Great Unknown" arrived in the city last
Monday, and has since been on exhibition,
in a tent just north of the Farmers Hotel.
The creature is apparently cross between
the deer and the moose, having the horns
of the former and the general appeara nee
of the after The owner of this animal
claims that they are only found among the
higher peaks OF the Rocky Mountains and
are nearly extinct. The specimen now
being exhibited here is said to be three
years old and is nearly six feet in hight
It's long fore legs and short neck indicates
that in its natural state ii subsisted by brow
sing on shrubs and young trees, rather than
by grazing. There are other characteristics
of peculiar and unique kind which dis
tinquish this animal which have not
pace to enumcTate- The creature is a de-
cided curiosity aud well worth visiting.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LYNDON EOUSE
n. HUMPHREYS

D oBERT S. PERRY, Proprietor, Water
la town Wisconsin,
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A. SOLLIDAY.
fSumesser TO VIM. Fl. Shulze,)
- DENTIST.
tJYDD office over Bank of watertown

ILLO HfIce over Bank OF WatertoWn.
Natural Teeth put in the best state OF
preservation Artificial teeth inserted on
Gold, Porcelain and Vuie&nized Rubber
plates. Close attention given to correcting
Irregularities in deRtition and all diseases
sf the mouth Teeth Extracted without
pain. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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DIR. 2. j. MONTGOMERY,
"OMGPATHIST, Office at Montgomery
Il Bros Drug Store, Is Main street.
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FROM HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD

FROM HON GEO. w. WOODWARD
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Penneyfrnz&
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1861.
fHd Roosased's German l3itters not ssstoaF
fcoting bc1eroes BAT good toste usefI tn isorstE
IF The igsstsus o9gGaS and Of great benefit in eases ~
Gsdls os0 toosst Of Serro,ts action IN The SYSTEM
Yours tT1Giy,
GEO. W. WOODWARD,
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= OR s Al.

HOUSE and Lot in Fifth Ward, oppo-
a Il site VIM. M. Dennis Inquire of
" ". r BROWN, at Wisconsin National
pank. soft
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HARLOW PEASE,
ORION & MULBERGER,

4 TTORNEY at Law. Office on I'd floor
"A of Noak's Block, opposite Post 0fice.
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EDeJ2iHq.

1885, Lecture-American Institutions and
What Made Them, by G. G. Williams,
Evansville.
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+ Fl sLEEPFR & + HAMLTN

"ATERTOWN Lumber Yard. Lumber
w of every description Lath and
Shingles constantly on hand and for sale at
the Lowest Market PIice, at the Milwaukee
Depot, Eatertown, Wis.
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CAUTION.

Heofdad's German Remedies eots,terfetted 21H
genuine hare The signature of C. VI. jackson oa
The front Of Gae outside auruppr Of each bottle, and ~
of TIE article boaca each bottle. ~ others &C
eoassterteit
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DR.. NJ. n. BARBER

ECLECTIC Physician and Surgeon. Office
T. over A. Peterson's store.
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FROM non. JAMES TuoMPsos,

Judge OF the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
PHILApELPHiA, April %, 1863.
consider 81 IS ESoOiian6ss
German Egss So sez-s - a uaiuobEe
Hedsclne fHs case SEA OF attacks OF
Bn Sc g IS teoss szESssa ussASsAaxor Esyspepsfa.
I cEAS2 CERTIFY xfAas grorsa gay experience OF
So XouFe, yvEs}a respects
-.H-a- sr SARzEeS TEz 6fEESJN<
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LUMBER YARDS,
q K GOE

HEALER in Lumber, Shingle and Lath
~ corner of Clyman and Fourth Streets
Watertown, Wis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-17
Foreign News.

The Lonlnn Telegraph (LiLera!) in reviewing
| the debates in the House Of Commons "n the
OCCASION Of the Introduction Of tn. lrI:h n MI
reform ILL, Expresses Great Satisfaction with
the proceedings. The writer thinks the r,'a
dated with last night.
| The Standard Vinu*rrVaIv" URGE md ury
! into the alleged crllrI;l,.. to Frn.n pii1amrs.
The Nova Scotia ship Rva ha1 been los! Of
the coast Of Lincolnshire. She was bound +"
| Boston with cargo Of coal. Eight Ave" were
| lost Bark lIndinr, from New York, was
burnt at Rotterdam The Favnrltr ii wrecked
| off & rcenOck.
Seven Journals Of Paris, have been officially
warned this week. Last evening great crowds
| OF people assembled mt reunion IN Rue ST..
| Martin BeIIeville They were dispersed T.; the
| police without disorder. Still another rrosccu.
ton has been commenced against the MaSell,
lasn for violation OF the Press law
The Continental banks have generally reduced
their rate OF interest.
Father Hyacinhe has been silent since his
return TO France 1t is asserted on reIilbc
authority, that he will be relieved Ivy the Pipe
| from the obligations OF his vows rs Carmtllic
monk, and be permitted to continue i'll or
ders as an ordinary priest.
The Cariist Deputies created wild excitement
in The Spanish Cortcs yesterday by charging
! that in The recent elections their candidates IN
| many districts were defeated through Govern
| mcnL interference The accusation was denmn-
| crd IL iaise, and stormy scene followed. At
Ter violent debate the sitting was adjourned.
General l'riln yesterday officially assured The
C0rtrs that the recent visit oil the Duke de
Monpcnsier was not on political matters.
Another session CT the GcumenIcal Council
vas held yesterday It. was announced tothc
Council that the Bishops OF Antwerp, MccIIIn
and iSa!rruS had received titles of Primate.
Eight bishops have received permission tore
turn to their di"ccscs.
All The great Powers 81 Europe sustain he
Russian H"vcrnmcnt in It's demand nnon SrIt.
zcraDd Tor he surrender OF TIC iclon l}rt-
chacff
KANSAS Pacific r. r. In the N. Y. 81.
prcmc Court, yesterday, an Injunction .as
granted on The complaint OF Sanders ". JoIn.
ston against The Kansas Pacific Railroad Com, |
pany and Others agents OF the Company in this |
city, from parting with any money, proceeds Of |
the $6,500000, gold loan Of said Company, |
now being negotiated. An order 10 show cause |
why the loan should not be prohibited. was |
also granted. The plaintiff charges that an |
arrangement has been made by which the bonds |
issued to said Company and lis land grants by |
CONGRESS, have been transferred TO K. NJ. Shoe.
maker & Co., for the use Of the directors per.
sonalIy and in fraud OF the right OF stockholders.
and that their profits tberelrom amount to POO
per cent. of the capital Of the Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-17
4tTs.z f:lke's:> J..

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Feb. 1.-THE mar
kct for Grain This morning WIS "cti"c, with
improved receipts. All the sample; offered
were taken at quotations. Whest-l97@ BUSH
cls of white and red were otlerrI and sales
msdo of tho former at l:G. ard Of the Inter at
1872 l24 and l25. Corn steady; sales Of mixed
al SO, 81, 50 and Sc; offerings "i 1874 bushels;
100 bushels white sold At 81, An! 80 bushels yel-
low at S. Rye nominal. Oats in fair request;
GALES at SCI, with light offerings. Corn-n.the-
car brought 81 20 per barrel. a small lot Of
Glover Seed sold al 50 So Sl2 per cwt. may be
quoted as outside figures for Dressed Hogs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-17
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY H. 1870

Gen. Ira, who is really an assistant pay
master in the army, to whom months leave
of absence was given, coming to Washington,
has been before the committees on Territories,
heralded as the delegate elect from Alaska,
to induce Congress to establish Territorial Gov
eminent in Alaska over a population in all
numbering less than five hundred, scattered
wide apart. The House committee was not
convinced, but reported adversely, and IN the
Senate committee like result will follow. 1t
turns out, that Gen. Ira has not been within
1000 miles of the Island Of st. Paul and st.
George, where the fur seal is caught.
With view to enforce the provisions OF the
Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution OF
the u. g., Mr.. Bingham, of the House OF
Representatives, has prepared bill to enforce
the rights of citizens OF the U. S. TO vote IN
the several States OF the Union, who have
hitherto been denied that right on account OF
race, color, or previous condition OF servl'ude.
1t is intended especially to meet the case OF
such States as Delaware, Maryland anu Ken
lucky, wherein it's feared the Fifteenth Amend
mcnt will be disregarded MIR. Merton has
made the same move in the Senate.
The recent decision OF Chief Justice Chase,
that money due upon contracts made before the
in gold or its equivalent, has already been cited
as a precedent In an action for the fore
closure OF mortgage executed in 1857, which
was on Tuesday tried in the Supreme Court At
Brooklyn, Justice Pratt decided that both rrn
cipal and interest must be paid in gold.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Commercial writes hat Postmaster Gen
eral CreswelI said while speaking Of the bill
abolshing the ranking privilege, that il it
passed. be would recommend at au early day
that letter postage be reduced from three to
two cents per halt ounce He also expressed
himself 10 favor OF carrying newspapers 10
the county where published, free OF postage.
In the contested election case Of Greene vs.
Van Wyck, from ono OF the New York dis
tricts, the House OF Representatives has admit
ted Mr. Van Wyck, Radical,tu the seat. David
Atwood, editor Of the Madison State Journal,
has been elected 10 Congress from the Second
Wisconsin District, 10 fill the place of b. +.
Hopkins, deceased. There was no organized
opposition to Gen. Atwood.
The Richmond correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says: "There is bill introduced by
Senator from Richmond, which proposes 10
take the States interest in all our railroads
from the board Of public works. Governor,
Treasurer and First Auditory aud place it un.
der the control Of board of three commission
ers Of roads, to be elected by the Legislature
Railroad men are 10 quite hutler about it,"
In the House of Representatives, Yesterday,
resolution was offered by Mr. Banks, decla,
ing that the U. s. will preserve q strict nen
trahty in the contest between Spain api the
people of Cuba. 1t was referred to tbe Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs.
The Trustees Of The Peabody Southern Edu-
cationa Fund are now in session at Wash
inPton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-17
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
ASSAS EAlLRUAD.
n M Ia W 6F 2SSa

On Hud alter I'll u ltSHhG, Nov. 10 1909 on"
.I4ily passenger tram wi 1 run between W hSH.
iWGTON and hVNCHBUKG, connecting ~
(iorIonsvlllo, with the Chesapeake snd ON"
Railroad to Richmond, CorIngloh ana Inc WI
vin;s Springs; st Iynchburg for tho west anu
Smth vast. and nj Washington, /" the North
and Northwest.
Leave WASHINGTON daily 1T 500 II. m, AM
Alexandria ~ 500 T.. nj arriving ~ tynShhnfE
at 6:UJ y. H.
Leave l.ynrAburg II $50 a. m, arrive NJ
Alnxandria ~ j,:5u y, in, and AT WAsh'nS'oh
Ut Go p. III
Also daily lncluding Sunday, q passengerlraIn
through qoithout change OF carS--$tSepWy car
otfnci,d-between WASH ! N q TON and
MISUNDERSTANDING close connections nj
Richmond and Washington in the direct line
between Hox Yu:i, nud the South Atlantic
States
Leave Washington NJ G;:}j T. IN, AMI Alexan-
ir;a ut 1875 H. IN arrive 1T GordOnSvI!le at llto
D. H.. md 1T Richmond ut 800 n. M, CONNECT
ing with tram leaving Richmond at 4:OO a. III
for Petersburg, Weldon and tho southwest.
Leave Richmond ut $50 p. m and Gord0ns-
vile ut l:2j Il. m; arrive at Alexandria At 4:lo
y ~ Y:i IL y sh,ngtnn NJ 80 u M, connect
ing with earliest trains II Now 4o;k "n.i
N"rtlIWct.
Passengers Tor MANASSAS, BRANCH will
leave AlcynntrH daily, excepting Sunday, IL
200 n. III, arrive II HnrriSonburg ut 4;H' =. nj.
Leave ularricunburgn ut alU Il III. and connecting
ut Manassas Junction with northornbnund tram
or main limo, arrive Ut leyaudria Ut O:3U p. III.
The train on Manassas Branch will m.E.
good connections st the Junction with n:tE.
line To ard from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage checked 10 al
prominent IoInts.
i. ID UkUADu?:.
nay .y-,r General TicEe. & gent.
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i}. ", FALLS
/. W. Il hl.l"

llr.lsrs in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
t!nrpertrri' Fools. D1ora, HH2h. Blinds, Door
and Nnd"w Fra'mes, i'ra"hets, MonlInGa,
RAlH=tnr$; OF different patterns, and Navel
Posts. Il Iarg1Hi,cE Of French and American
t!Inss dnnhin and single. thick. Of all :2ca --
Paints. Nils, Varnishes, Paint and White Wash
brushes, I.ewi| Pure White Lead nnd other
brands nf Gnc queli:y. Putty, Turp"ntIno and
Mwr!;nn oil. also, Lime, of superior quality,
GunIcmt, C..lrinud Plaster, Pitch and Felt lnf
k,"ing, sc 4 large stock Of Pngh'a Gclebra
t" Car Argc::, ,nl timer articles found IN Irst
clsa I;lildcSs' Furnishing establish rdnnta
Il! orders f5r i.u!nhrr, Brick and Nil kinds
FERNS rN.h ieb lift
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DIED.

At Cloverfeld, Albemsrle county, on satur-
day, the 18th day Of February, 1870, Miss SU
SAN BORWELL NELSON, daughter OF the
late Philip Nelson, ESQ.,, OF Long Branch,
Clarke county Va.
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sNNtu,iiRhUE LONE !MnIiS1nH.
NIHiiINIA SASH, Door AND FRAME
FACTORY,

VIHtiINIA SASH, DOOR AID FRA NJ i
FACTORY,
Corner Quoan and f.4ria: Sta, HIrxn
sc have n"W made up 6IN doors OF I'll si&-7
from g.: t. $40 at Windows Of E.ah, glazed
and ung ln:3d, rh''.p; go pairs Blinds All
SIZES; ~ MA feet Alhui!,nTa, 10 different pat
trrns ~ make II short notice window AMI
Door !.l:lra, Brackets &c, No@el*, Ea!nS-
trrs ANA Ii y.i,,..t: constantly Oh hnnl i.ihrr
nj discounts h,slo t. dealers.
iIGinr practical uncertainties ourselves, W" feel
rnut,lrnl lhnt ~" ':tm please our customers.
l'lnni,.g, iui8"n xnl Growing, Saving,
Iur.;ii~ AMI ;:rr"l wlny done IN thu best
manner.
i'lnn% ami SPECIFICATIONS furnished IA rnrtce
contracting with NJ l,r building materials
Ia"r! tiSH 81 IL 81 HODti E.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MACHINE

-
The same qualities which ronder this mn
chino So a,imrnbln aud cllicinnt for use III the
family. also cammch! il rs Indispensable for
every grade Of light manufactures, md it is in
cnmparably Tic best Sewing Machine in the
world, its sales in one year exceeding these OF
the Wcnd, Howe, Florence and several other
InucliI.cs combinc.l. snI MI excess ni eleven
Thousand over Tia Grover " Baker
The ruirInnrG3 uE numerous parties VINO have
purchased tho Singer Machines cnn Ja obtain
81. Machines sold on liberal terms, anil a::tia
faction 2Unrantcch in every case.
e.. G. BERRY, Agent.
x King street. = lcsmndr,, Va.
Two Howe Machines. new and in perfect or
der, for sale cheap. IN 81
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WHE RICHMOND, fKEDERICkSBUk re-
/ III EGIilAI Az RElITE

AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
Tho UlI Fnvorita Mail Route via Aqua Greek.
file Shortest anl Best Route To- Rich
m0nd and tho South.
Fast End comfortable ;iTEAM kKS levy
Washington city twice daily, sun .I~"
day p. IN. excepted, from the wharf t@sssssass2saa
foot al Seventh street. NJ T:lj II. ILL.,. and T.l5 p.
H., stopping II Alexandria eacn way, ana con
Meeting ut Aquis Creek with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac X. L., with Gle.
CANT cars, supplied with elegant *l"cpimg chairs
On all ita trains. Through tickets nni l'nPgaFr
checks To- all pnints S;onLh
Both boats stop at Ale.andria going ana re.
turning. i. Il. GENTRY,
Gen. Ticket Agt.
ian 1l--tf Richmond. Va
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Les. MnRIA, LNUDOuN & l:aNF
T. SHIRE IA BROAD.
Is, 81 I'D 81 sa Eaa &C sssgs

On and artor i'creEaber 18th. ls69. the t3"'n:
m ,his road will DO run IS iulnws:
The mail train will leave Alexandra Ga,ay'
except Sunday, at 800 y. M; arrive ~ Lev,
burg at ll:l0 H. m, and Hamilton 1T ll:io u. ~
Leave Hamilton NJ l2:2O p M. ana H Go ~
1910 y. M; arrive at Alexandra At 10Y p. H.
dr;s daily except sunday, at IN, and arrive s
At Leeshurg Al 6:aO p. H., Lesye LeeseHrs ~
7:5 a, and srrivo ut AleSandr's st sa 1 T. sJ M
rho $40 q. m. train from AtexAnur's t nlu
u NJ. train from Hamilton, connect at Hamilton
with Kcmp Daily Line Of Coaches io' Nv, rnr
ce!iviIIe, #nckorsyle, Berry,villc ana ., Mn-
chester: also with Keamer's Lame OF GoacnnS'
which leave i.ansburg daily for h"lis MI az
ldia nn,! hiidiebAr@. uec o.
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VIZ Rh PING PAP T. i : .

EE7 VT T = ~ u T. TT II "
STRAW PAPER,
MhNlLi4A, BOGUS CAMILLA,
TEA PAPER, and every
VARIETY OF TWINES
suitable for Sroccra, shoe aad dry so"ls deaIcra
Pnpcrs for druggists uses. We are selling
Wrapping i'aFcrs vt very low rates, Wholesale
and rctNi! BLANCHARD IL MOHUN, .-
New Wrapping Paper depot.
Payer received direct from the mills in the
large warcrOOmS, northeast corner pcnnsy!vn-
nil avenue and llth ST., Washing ton, y. g.,
down si,.irs. Entrance on Eleventh street
Washington. aug FIT
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STAFFORD CoUNTY.-Wc le arm from very
good authority that Iarge sum of money was
found by an old coorsd woman near Potomac
church, upon tract OF lind known as the
Gleoe' 1or many years IN the occupancy Of a
number of gold coiuss from FIVE to twenty dol
lar pieces.
Thomas T. Gaskins. contempIates cbapeipp
the location of bis steam saw mill from near
Stafford Court House. to the vicinity of EbeD
ezsr church. Mr.. G., by his energy and enter
prise, has done much for the neighborhood.
Freder1ckburg herald.
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STEAI7IssbA's'S.
eT-s POTOMAC FERRY COM US.
.isSlsts1ssG STEAMERS,

.-s POTOMAC FERRY COM US.
zSissassS STEAMERS,
CIT OF ALEEAN DKlh AMI
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
leare according TO following schedule: WASH
ington and Alexsniria each hour during NE
Day, beginning first trip Mt : a H., and making
last trip from either city at Gp: N.
). s. HOWlSON,
dec 2l-tf Prest. Potomac Ferry 20.
ssSsa FOR hlV d!Rin AND QUEENS
lnm~n Line OF hail Steamers, Sailing from
New York Every Saturday, ANA
Alternate Tuesdays.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY TEE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, payable in gold-liverpooI or
Queenstown, SlU.
Storage. payable in currency-IIlrerpool or
Queenstown, S;35.
PASSAGE RI THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIZ HAL
First Cabin, payable in goid-L,iverpooI or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax, $40; st. Johns'
II. F., by branch steamer, $40.
;,tcnragn payable in currency-l hverpool or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax. Sis; st. Johns N.
t.. by h:anch steamer, $40. :,
Tickets sold TO and from England iroIsna
and the Continent at moderate rates.
For further lnrormation apply at the 20 M;
pany's Offices.
aug lS--ly Agents, T. lcXh. va.
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RAILROAD f.7St;.S.
,.rAsHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AM
W GEORGETOWN r. K.
I8 81 - -

- ~ W # @sss:=:.:ss5s5 ass:ssis -:
NEWTIME TABLE, NIGHT ThAlN H"i'
RICHMOND:
ARRIVAL AND DEPh EE Or rAH-
SENGEE TRAINS CHAN1E ,pc
DAY TRAIN FOR LY N CA ~.
On and after MONDAY, February IlI' Io'O
md until further notice, through ahH iorh
"ssenper trains will run between Washington
~" Tbrnugh Day Trains, Sundays 'nc'uden-
Lanyc Washington, South ward bounu, M a1,,
land Avenue iepo, at no a. m; LG nvGe A, and
nnIris North ward bound, corner DuAe A''''
Henry streets. at b:35 p. H.. ,:.o,
Through Night Trains, leave washington Ilgn.
Southwsrd bound, Maryland Avenue pepot;
vt CSC p. N. Leave Alezsndris. Nort a.S r..
hound, corner Duke and Henry streets III
$50 4. M ,.o, Uoeb;nc
Ion and Alexandria (Sundays excepted
Lave Washing ton, Mnrylsnd avenue DePo T.
ST IN, 6, 9, 10 and | a. m, and l. q anu ' "
- ~ md (Sundays included ut i;Io p. H.
E;ng streets at 6, s, 9, 10 and II m, anu /, =
3un1, jp. m and corner Duke and henry S':'
1t p. m. onrvpNS 1an Stunt.
W PHELPS, Con. Manager. LED ~
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The Senate has adopted Il resolution that it
is not uecct sSary to elect United States
Senator for the term ending March, 1870.
A farm Of Judge Fl. G. Bond, in Orange
county, Va, containing COO acres. has been pur
chased by Mr.. d. Hubbard, of Louisiana, for
$4,000 cash.
Albert K. Crunp, Il we'll know citizen of
Richmond, died at his brothers residence lasl
night. Soon after the war he vas elected High
Constable ofthe city by large popular vote,
aud was afterwards re- elected Ivy the Hastings
Court.
Doubts are expressed as TO the genuine.
ncsI'' Of a Rev. a. B0dratI who has been
Preaching in Richmond and solctiny aid for
tho Crctans lie il called n HISTORIAN.
Two young men have been arrested IN Lynch
burg for going about soliciting charity under
false pretenccs
Tecumseh, the farm in Loudoun, heretofore
advertised by holland and .]auney, trustees,
was sold on Monday 500 acres at $50 per
acre, and 43 acres at 500 per acre rur.
chaser, Mrs. X. H. and Abncr G. Trundlc.
NORTH CAROLINA AHEAD. There is man
living in the mountains OF North Carolina not
more than forty miles from Grecnrie, South
Carolina, says the Tarboro' Carolinian, who
has reached the extraordinary age Of one hun.
bred and forty three years At the time OF
Braddock's defeat hc was twenty years old,
and had wife and three children. A gentle
man at Greenville states that this man has
come down to us from 4 former generation; has
always been 10 moderate circumstances, liy rd
upon plain, coarse, vegetable diet; thai no
has never drank any liquid but spring atcr.
and bids fair to live many years longc'.. He
enjoys perfect health, possesses all Ct man
hood attributes, ard wants 10 marry He has
survived seven wives, and having + st his last
one about sixty years ago, he ne 81 begips to
feel quite lonely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-17

The Senate of Virginia, has passed the House
bill for The appointment Of Commissioners to
adjust the debt Of the State with West Virginia.
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- !atT!ii|l. Ebh EJI!G
,.inl'jti, RON ;5rU !'!,
NEa WEIR STUFF,
PANELS, Nc. s..
and IL .ertl, al Kinds al ;;rr"il ,rawinr
,.n.i W,..l Turning, r!HnInE. Tnn?Geim.: g"d
;rungiy AMI :ii!rI!.ciEE '!"li" III th" but ninl-
n,i ihry wi! ,.i.. I,iri.i.h plan. Aud spc"I-
,.atiu:.. L.r lwciiinx-. t..c,+ ni other bull;ng
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DRY GOODS AT COST.
S;15, 600 WORTH.
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q ARf;,; STOCK q

We offer our entire stock of Dry Goods nj
cost. for cash, until March l, 1879
We will do ~ We say. ASHBY CO.,
feb S-cntMar 80. IL King 81.
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81 o T. G. Il.
Tie Grm OF PURCELL q HOY WAS di:;ol
we'd, By mutual consent, on til" 18th day Of
July, lst:', and by dee |, rrcor!c'! in the rec
ords Of Alexandria, Va, libcr =, No. ., l"iIo
i2, Mr. T. T. PRICE was made Trustee, and
ali business wa; assigned 20 him for settlement.
All parties having any business with the ate
firm will direct to z +. Price Trustee for rur-
cell & Hoy, who IS alone hutn"ri2eI I" s"ttl,
.ll business Of the late Lrin.
THOMAS Roy.
irn Ii--tf Late Of the firm of Purcell Z Hoy.
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HASH. BEAW VI: +. l.. BROrkETT
VIM. 4. CAVE.
DRAWNEE e CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. Ia North Fairtax street, west sidel between
King ST and the Market Building,
Alexandria, Virginia.
SALES OF land in the States Of Virginia and
Maryland, and houses and lots in the city Of
Alexandria receive orr SPECIAL attention..
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