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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
S TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to the Alexandria Gazett
The Snow i'm New York.

New York, Dec. 27-Snow began falling
again this morning at eight O'Clock, with a
slight wind northwest The streets arc to-day
banked with snow. No such snow storm has
been witnessed in this section in Upwards of
twenty years. Last night the streets were de-
serted from an early hour in the evening Bust
ness was for the most part suspended, and no
pei son venturcd nut except from absolute ne
ccssity. Thousands slept down town ut hotels
or in their offices, owing 10 their Inability TO
reach their homes In the upper part Of the
city. Some Of tlic princi pal lines Of street cars
are running to day with double teams and are
heavily overcrowd, H. Pedestrians Gu Bread
way make their WAY through the snow IN SIN
Gle file \ few buses with four horses con
t!uuc running on Broadway, but it is only at
rare intervals that carts or other vehicles are
to be seen. The street cleaning bureau ycster-
day ordered It's force vi laborer> 1t work to day
in cleaning the cr'sswaIks and approaches
10 the ferries an. 10 general shovel
ling Of snow. Special attention IS to be
given to the cleaning Of Broadway on which
the snow lays over Il lot deep on Il level. The
entire cost of clcanin; this street for q distance
of seventy blocks vii! reach 100000. Along
the water frontage the snow Is piled up IN
huge masses. The thermometer to-day stands
about on average with that Of yesterday,
namely 10 degrees above zero. La many
places in the city the ground is covered to Tie
depth of as much as three feet. The storm
told heavily upon business, especially by the
delay of mails. No mails left the city ycscr-
day except those which were sent at an early
hour. North River is filled with floating ice.
At this hour 10 a. N. NJ mails from
any point have reached the poSt"tfice
in this city since yesterday noon. The
whole force of clerks were kept on duty all
night aud will remain till the arrival oi' the
mails to Immediately sort them.
During the hcighth of the storm yesterday
afternoon, u large meteor was seen at Hun;
tcr's Point. All railway travel Oh Long Island
has ceased. The steamships liolsatla and
City of Limerick. for Europe and Columbia,
for Havana, beside several c3asliug steamships
which were 20 leave yesterday, arc detained by
the storm.
New York, Dee 21ln 1880 Il. m:-Iherc
were no arrivals from sea yesterday. he snow
storm which commenced this morning ceased
after slight fall.
The counting HOUSES, f!ctorcs. and steam
boats at the piers were used last night as lodg-
ing places by parties unable TO rcach their
homes VI, toHn and in the suburbs.
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Local HasEYITEES.

Crossing the river on the ice is an ''amu>e-
meut' though not fashionable one
The market is, just now, slim one-not
many couatry people bringing produce for
sale.
The severity of the weather prevents the
out-of-door sports, usual at the hodays--but
good boys have now an opportunity OF reading
good books, at the fresides OF their parents.
Cleaning the pavemcnts of snow and ice,
should now be attended to. The police have
notified many persons Of the law on the sub
ject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
ST.. JOINS ACADEMY, Dec. u, 1872.

FATALLY BURNED Mary A., aged about
eight years, an interesting little daughter OF
Mr.. Andrew Atchison, residing on Fairfax
street, between Franklin and Gibhon, was
fatally burned last night By the explosion OF
kerosene lamp that she was taking up. stairs,
hut which accidentally fell and exploding. set
fire to the little ones clothing, nearly entirely
consuming it and 50 severely burning her that
although everything that could be was done
dor her relief, after suffering, without muir
,nur, until 10 day at II o'clock, death put an
end to her tortues Her father had retired, leav-
ing the mother and daughter down stairs,antd 1t
was while going up to bed that the; accident
happened. Her person was shocking y
burned from the crown of her head to the soeS
of her feet, and although her parents, attracted
by her screams, went speedily to her rescue
and succeeded in extinguishlng the flames, the
injury Inflicted was so serious, that medical aid
was uuayailiug. Mr.. Aitchison, had his hands
and feet severely burned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

RIVER News. -The Potomac from here to
Maryland Point, presents an unbroken sheet OF
ice, and from existing circumstances there IS no
telling when navigation can be resumed; Capt.
Al. Fair, who arrived last night on the a. q
L. II. r. train reports that the steamer Lady
Of the Lake. which ran aground at Matthias
Paint on Monday last, got off on Christmas
'lav and proceeded on her way to Norfolk.
Also that the schooner Waneta is shore at
VOTES Lump, the soop B. Levant at Mamie
NOV Stores, aud five oyster boats in Quantico,
and the schooner Clara W. Ewell, ice bound
off Mount Vernon, and two unknown schooners
aground one off Plney Point and one of " hitc
Point. The steamer Gcorgeanna, Of the Poto-
mac line, stuck in the ice near the Seven Foot
Knoll, bat was relieved by the iceboat Mary
land aud reached Baltimore late on Wednesday
evening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
H'il.e-Tlsc ksSHf;icr.

WILMINGTON, " G., Dec. 27;-A fire last
night, commencing at the southeast corner OF
Market ard Second streets, destroyed MUM
Der of buildings, the principal Of which were
the private residences Of /. }. Lord ami Mrs.
w. Ii. Marks and stores occupied ~ }. 8.
lIugginS G. H. Moher aud IL. Flnkic. The
losses are about so, 900; insurance S20, 900.
Horrible weather, with rain, >ieet and sno"
has been experienced for several days past.
The ground is now covered with snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
T';.c 5.;,fe Fire in New York.

New YORK, Dec - .-,rhc snow Yesterday
prevented a scarc!. for the girls burned in the
Centre street fire The Superintendent OF
Buildings in Il card, 10 day, says there are
thousands OF buildings in tic city more danger
Gus than the one blruud ia GENRE street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
rhe Effects OF .s.e Snew Storm.

PouGnKrEpslE Dec. 27.-Ihc Nourcai
express train which left Nyw York al i =. ~
yesterday reached here at $50 this morning
with four locomotives and proceeded On It's
way to the north at 7l5. No train has left
here going south since noon yesterday. Two
locomotives left here ut eight O'Clock this
morning to clear the down track. There are
over seven hundred passengers snow bound
between here aud Pcekskl Il, but it is thought
all will get through to New York soulc time
to-dav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
evening.

SLE1GH1Ne. The uncommonly cold spell
had prepared the earth for the snow when
ceased falling Yesterday and the continuous cold
Leens i drv and pleasant to-day A bright
snn overhead aud the atmosphere cold aud
hracinr, hut calm, makes this, the first sleighlng
" the season, the most excellent of many, aud
N merry has our town been to-day with the ting
i,u sleigh bells. Happy are the fortunate
whose cessation of business during the Christ
mas HOLIDAYS enables them to enjoy so delight,
tuI recreation, while the spirited. steeds' Of
H in the enjoyment Of the sport Alas for news
nannr men, who from dingy sanctums look ou'
p prp this to them. forbidden pleasure; iol
While some sleigh and others play, they WORK
on forever
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
Weather report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
)FrIrE CUiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WAslI1NGToN, Dec. -, | a. m.
Probabilities -For southern States cast oil
the Mississippi, northcrly AID northwcstcry
winds, low temperature and generally clear
weather, except along the South Atlan!ic coast
where occasionally light rain is proJa5ic. For
New England and Middle States, partly cloudy
weather and nortlcr!y to Westerly winds with
probably light snow from northern Ohlo to
northern New York From Missouri to Ohio,
Upper Lake region and Minnesota very gcner-
ally clear and cold weather. For the Atlantic
States increasing pressure aud fresh TO brisk
nor,hcrly to westerly winds.
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on forever.

No STREET LIGHTS TONIGHT are re
ouested by the Superintendent OF Gas to 10
form the public that, in consequence OF the t hI
eSpected and unprecedented severity OF the
weather, and the great increase IN the ne con . o
sumption Sr Of gas, 10 order to supply the de-
mand in doors, it will be necessary to onl,
the Iichting Of the street lamps tonight, oa u
bv TO- .n morrow sufficient quantity OF gas vii
by byv ,o accumulated to permit of the regular
a"w While this may Inconvenience some, W.
n nu" sure that the prccaution will be acquleseo
in by ALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
The S2IrIc:S.

New YORK Dec. 27.-Stocks steady. Gold
firm at l2l Money firm at to per cent and
interest Virgins It's 45; rev 81. Flour steady.
WhoAt quit and firm. Corn firm; Old Western
mixed 66aG1.
BALTIMORE, Dee. 27.-Virginia Is, con oil
dated, Sc! bid today. Cotton nominal; low
middiings Isl? Flour quiet, bu. firm; Howard
Street Supcrinc 5 1856 80; do. Extra 6 75aSS
do. Family 25aSlO 80; City Mills Superhnt
5 25aS5 50; do. Extra 25uS9 50; do. Family
9 5UaSl2: Western SupcrIinc 25aS5 80; 10. Elk
ira 75aSS; do. Family 2):S4 20 Wheat
cub do 185a2lO; choice amber 2l5a227. Corr
scarce; white Southern G0:G3 yellow Southern
62aG4 mixed Western 6laG2. Oats dull ant
weak Southern As; Western mixed 45liS; do
white 47a4S Rye quiet. Hay firm and in soee
demand; Western 30aS55; Pennsylvania $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

MONEY LOST. Mr.. j. II. Thompson, while
at the depot of the o., \. 4 II. Il. r., this
moroing, in having some money changed lost
ten dollar bill III IA way that he caunot nc
comm for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
The HEeuItI, ortIsc Ex.aromitch.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. 21.-Ihc Czarowitcli
had four hours uninterrupted sleep during the
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

ALL RAIL TO RICHMOND During the clos
ing of the river, passengers 90 bY al-rall tt
Richmond, aud save thereby an hour or so IL
the gav of time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

POSTPONED. The sale Of the dairy an,
truck farm, advertised by Mr.. Il. Bell, iir., t
take place tomorrow, has been postponed til
the 18th proXimo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

SHEEP KILLED. twenty-five hne sneep'
belonging to Mr.. W. R. Stewart grover s''sd
were Killed by two dogs, at Cats cattle yara
rcad beey be- dealt with in accordance with
the eS ':Iaw,' made and provided in such eases
at West End.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

WARNING. The Superintendent Of Police
has notified the police officers to warn persons
who have not yet compiled with The law, 10 at
once have the Suow removed from the pave
ment In front of their promises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

Cry SCHOOL BoARD..-A regular meeting
of the City School Board will be held tonight
at the cffoe of the Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

F,RE-The alarm Of fire about i've 0 CLOCK
this morning, was caused by the burning OF
The framed kitchen of the old English M house ne
on Roya! street, near Cameron Ihe FIRE n,d pe'
a pa, usuaI and the flames were confined to the
i bn; I' in which they originated. The loss
pae small and is fully covered by insurance p
Wardcns in their late purchase of additional ma,
hose, the efficiency of the Fire Department a.
was not hindered by the freezing OF the SCI
lions used last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

TESTIMONY. -Evideuce in the case OF the
O., A. Il NJ. r. +. Go. VS. the Northern Cen
trail r. R. Go. in the Circuit Court of the I.
S. for the District Of Maryland. will be Ia Ken IN
this city on Monday and Tuesday, the 3oth and
Slst insts., by I'M. johnson, Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORTS The following
is a synopsis OF the reports made to me by the
teachers of public schools, tor December, 1872
White Schools On the rolls, 420; boys 275,
girls HI Average attendance, $40; boys 23l
girls lis. Percentage Of attendance to enroll.
ment, S3; boys S. girls so. Entered, 9; boys 6,
girls 3. Dropped, 2S; boys II, girls l6. Best
attendance in Washington School, No. |,
taught by Theodore II. Ficklin, A. NJ, 90 per
cent.
Colore1 Schools -Ou the rolls, ~27I71; boys
l35, girls l42 Average attend lance, 24G; boys
l22, girls l24. Percentage Of attendance to
enrolment, 81; boys and girls equal Entered,
9; boys 3, girls g. Dropped, Is; boys s, girls
T. Best attendance in Snowden School, No. l,
taught by VIM. T. Powell, 81 per ct.
Comparing these reports with those for De-
cember, 1871, find a decrease of y IN the en-
rollment in white schools, Of which five sin the
male and fifteen in the female, and an increase
Of a in the colored schools, of which fifty five
is in male and thirty eight iu female. The per
centage of attendance to enrolment this year Is
TWO greater in white. and three greater III color
Cd schools owing to the more stringent rules
which were adopted in the early part of the
year, to prevent the unnecessary absence OF
children. RICHARD l.. CARNE,
City Superintendent.
ST. JOINS ACADEMY, Dec. 81, 1872.
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CHARLES w. GREEN,
rs KING STREET.
dec l2-cC5t

4 MOTHER LOT OF NEW AND BEAG-
N TIFUL GOODS FOR TIE HOLlDAdS
OPENING TODAY AT FKENCH'S, No. ."
KING STREET.
SPLENDID CHROMOS, consisting of Land
scapcs Madcnnas, Groupes,. Winter Scenes,
Crosses with Flowers, Cal Liabilities, &c: Sev-
era new Chromos, by eminent artists, just Is,
sucd-all in elegant frames OF new design, ana
st prices which defy competition
PICTURE FRAMES in great variety
Frames, Polished Walnut and Ebony, and full
Gilt square with Oval Centres-very rich
CARVED WOOD GOODS, new lot just to
hand, in Walnut and Stained Wood, beautifully
carved Brackets, Corner Pieces, Wall Pockets,
Match Safes etc.
SPLENDID GOODS, in Russia Leather and
Turkey Morocco, now opening; new and beau
tiful STYLES; Pocket Travelling Cases for gentle
men, Card Gases, finest Vienna Portmonnai"s,
Satchels, Writing Cases, Glove and Handkcr.
chief Sets, Cut-Glass Tops, Travelling Bags, all
STYLES, from 75c to $50 each.
FINE LEATHER GOODS we make spc-
cialtv Of and our styles and prices will compare
Evurablv with any stock in the country.
Just received a new line of FAMILY Bl.
BLES embracing great variety of styles and
PRAYER BOOKS, in fine Russia and Tur-
key Morocco Bindings, flexible.
sra daily adding to my splendid stock NEW
GOODS and NOVELTIES for the coming hol.
idays 1t is beyond doubt the best and cheapest
stock of goods ever offered in this market. Al
examination will satisfy the most fastdous:
dec Is e. E. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
TIME BEST PRESENT FOR A
CHRISTMAS GIFT
IS "A
WHEELER a. WILSON
Family Sewing Machine.

The reputation Of this Machine stands so high
in all parts Of the world " scarcely to need
comment.
They have been awarded the highest prcmi-
ums in every important contest among Sewing
Machines in this country and in Europe.
They do all kinds of family work, from the
heaviest beaver and felt to the finest silks that
other machines will 40! stitch.
They work easily, rapidly, Hoisc!essy, ard
are net liable To- get out ol order.
Washington D. c., April 80. 1872.
Having bought and used four Of your Wheel
or s Wilson Sewing Machines for the last sew
cntcen years in my family, and to / he entire
satisfac ion and pleasure of every men Der there
Of we therefore cordially unite, from sense Of
duty, in recommending it to the public gencr-
ally rs being the best the easiest running, most
desirable and most durable Sewing Machine we
have ever known.
NV two little daughters when they We're
50 small that their feet, when sitting on chair,
would not reach the trcadie, and were c"nse-
uuen:Iy obliged to stand on one foot ami run
the machine with the other, which they could
and did do right along. with perfect ease ard
comfort Both Of them to-day own one, and 10
part with them would be like parting with II
dear friend.
| bought my Whealer & Wilson seventeen
wears ago and during that time it has never
needed the least repairs, ana is just rs good to-
day, to all appearances as it was when hrSt
Respectfully yours,
SELMA +. PENDLETOS,
Z2G New Jersey Avenue.
For sale on easy monthly payments or reduced
''''' ~ GREENS NOTION HOUSE,
10 King street.
doo 1j-,J1 WM II DANIEL. Att
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

C.1O REWARD-Straycd OF while hunt
- IL ing, near Rectortown, FauquierI r.. CO,
on Saturday lust white and black SETTER
DOG, answering to the name of "laso,,n with
a collar on, when was marked "Benl: Mosby;
for the recovery of the dog and his return to
Captsin Affixed GLASSCOCk, Rectortown,
Eaunuirr county dec 2O-cOl VIZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

THE STATION HoUsE-The new station
house in the Market Building has been very
comfortably fitted up for the accommodation OF
yiolators of the ordinances Of the city. Al.
though comfortable they are not desirable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

EANNEY'S CELEBRATED CHILBLAlN
- LINlMENT-An infallible cure for frost
ed feet. Thousands, both old and young, are
torme,tcd all winter By this most annoying and
painful complaint. TO such cure is gusran-
tccd BY using this Liniment as directed. twill
also be found very ethcacious for Sprains
Bruises and rheumatism. Price 25c per bottle
Prepared only by JANNE1 q CO,
And sold by them, wholesale and retail, at their
Drug Warehouse, l45 King street, !Acxan-
ria, Virginia. dee III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

Thomas n. LATHAM, ESQ 1t is with deep
regret that we learn that Thomas n. Latham,
esq.,. late Senator from the district composed
Of the counties OF Fauquier and ltappahannock
is still in very enteeblcd condition OF health
at the residence of his sistcr-ln.Iaw, in New
Jersey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

CHRISTMAS AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH. The
Sunday School of the Baptist Church, had
their usual fine exhibition on Christmas night
many friends. The arrangements for a sue
cesslul entertainment were complete, and
showed both labor and good taste. Upon the
pulpit floor stood three sided receding screen,
deliberately dressed with ever green, aud bear
ing the inscription, Jesus Reigns From
each angle aud end of the frame work were
hung heavy testoous. caught up and fastened
TO the arch above, and supporting a brilliant
STIR emblematlc of the OCCASION On the plat
form in front of the frame work stood old Santa
Claus, IN character, with empty pack and
empty pockets, having scattered his ample
gifts on every side The self satisfied and
happy smile upon the old mans face showed
that he believed his work we'll done AS the
spectators gathered they formed in the spacious
audience room, dim!y lighted, but at the tap
of tile Sunday School bell food of brightness
strcamcd from the gallery opposite, and all
eyes were greeted by scene Of gladness and
beauty. The murmur of applause which fol-
lowed, testified to the success OF the novel and
gratifying experiment.
When distribution of gifts came. all hands
as We'll as eyes were rewarded. The iutant
class came first, others were called in turn, and
to each gift whether from pupil to teacher,
teacher to pupil, or friend to friend, was APP
pended coruucopa filled with assorted candies.
Besides Sunday School gifts, the pastor aud
family were the recipients of handsome offer
ings the organist also became the posseSsor of
Il beautiful aud costly present, the superinten.
dent received a valuable book-indeed every
one seemed to find the happy occasion one of
personal interest iu this direction The music
was sweet, and the eutire celebration of the
happiest season Of the yeor was gratifying In
the extreme
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

SMALL PoX-This loathsomc disease is,
we are pleased to say, dying out in this city.
and there now remains but two or three pa
tients who arc in convalescent state. The
disease has been nearly entirely confined to
those persons who contracted it in Washington,
and was among the colored people only.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

DISMISSED. A culorcd man named James
Brown, who, it was charged, had taken FROM
Silas Harris pocket, book containing ST, the
property of Martin Philips, all colored, and
which the last named had lost, was arres! cd
to day aud taken before the Mayor, who dis.
missed the case for want of evidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

TRAVEL The trains on the railroads lead
ing to this city are again running on time, the
obstructions caused by the snow storm having
been removed. The train on the W. Il .. Il.
t., which was due here yesterday morning
did not arrive until SIX last night, but the tralu
went out on time this morning. The trains on
the o., A. & NJ and A. 4 /. Railroads ar
rived and departed this morning at the usual
hours, and the local trains on the W. Il a.
Railroad are running regularly. All travel be-
tween this city and Washington is done by
rail, the boats being frozen in hard and fast.
SMALL PoX-This loathsomc disease Is,
we are pleased to say, dying out IN this city.
and there now remains but two or three pa
tients who arc In convalescent state The
disease has been nearly entirely confined to
those persons who contracted 1t in Washlugton,
and was among the colored people only.
DISMISSED. A colorcd man named James
Brown, who, it was charged, had taken FROM
Silas Harris pocket. book containing ST., the
property of Martin Philips, all colored, and
which the last named had lost, was arreS! cd
to day aud taken before the Mayor, who dis
missed the case for want of evidence.
Thomas \. LATHAM, ESQ 1t is with deep
regret that we learn that Thomas n. Latham,
esq.,, late Senator from the district composed
of the counties Of Fauquier and Rappahannock,
is still in very enteebcd condition OF health
at the residence of his sister IN Law, In New
Jersey.
THE STATION House The new station
house in the Market Building has been very
com fortably fitted up for the accommodation OF
violators of the ordinances Of the city. Al.
though comfortable they are not desirable
quarters
TESTIMONY Evideuce in the case of the
O., A. e. NJ. r. r. Co. VS.. the Northern Cen
trail r. R. Go. in the Circuit Court of the Y.
S. for the District Of Maryland. will be taken IN
this city on Monday and Tuesday, the 3Oih and
Slst insts., by j. NJ. johnson, Commissioner.
WARNING. The Superintendent OF Police
has notified the police officers to warn persons
who have not yet compiled with thc law. 10 al
once have the Suow removed from the pave
ment in front OF their promises.
MONEY Losr.-Mr. j. II. Thompson, while
at the depot of the o.. y. 4 u. Il. H., this
morning, in having some money changed lost
ten dollar bill III IA way that he caunot ac
count for.
ALI. RAIL TO RICHMOND During the clos
ing of the river, passengers 90 b. al-rall 10
Richmond, aud save thereby an hour OF so in
the way of time.
POSTPONED. The sale Of the dairy aud
truck farm, advertised by Mr.. T. Bell, ir:, to
take place tomorrow, has been postponed till
the 18th proximo.
Cry School BoARD..-A regular meeting
of the City School Board will be held onlsht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27
DELM MON ? E A G Il + 5

LIENS LUNG BALSAM, Wistars Bal
n sam of Wild Cherry, HALLS Balsam, Wiz
ard Oil, TUFTS Sarsaparlla and Pills, Warmers
Pills of Iodoform and Iron, Codcine, Giiscmi-
mum and Cod Liver Oil, just received and for
sale by MN, ,no