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SEPTEMBER Cooley and Peterson, also
a large variety of the latest weekIies and
daiIies from all the principal cities, at
Joe LOcke's, 1864 Main street.
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WANTED.-A frst-class Cabinet Ma
ker. Apply to H. Gutenberg 81 Wash
ing street, near Main.
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o CINCINNATI.

For Cairo, Louisville and Cinoinnati-The
deet and elegant passenger steamer
Pink VarbIe. =N
lhomaS nL..-........,s.... master.
Leaves THIS DAY, September Sd, ats p.m.
For freight or passage apply to
5. B. MILLER, Agent,
No. 2 Promenade, foot Of Jefferson street.
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]. ". S. BROWNE, IS Jefferson street.
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Go TO Leidy & Co.'s for the Broadway
and trade hats.
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A R

J. S. HATCHER d Co., No. 3I5 Main
have g full assortment of school
books, stationery, states, pencils, etc,
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ANOTHER NEW BALE OF COTTON.

The first bale of cotton from Missis-
sippi county, Arkansas, and the second
from the State, was received on yester-
day by u neighbors, Messrs. A. J.
Roach & Co., this bale was raised by
ColonelJ b. Brown, on his plantation
near OseeOla, Arkansas, and elassed
middling, weighing six hundred pounds.
The Colonel says the crop generally in
his section of the country will fail short
one-fouTth, on account of the drouth,
rust and worm. Messrs. A.. J. Roach d
Co., are also in receipt Of bale Of cot
ton from Fayette county, raised by Mr..
T.. M. Roberts. neal Moscow, Tennes-
see, classed middling and weighed six
hundred and ten pounds.
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GREELEY hats at Leidy & Co.'s.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OR I N ST. LOUIS

Memphis and 81. Louis Packet COmpsny
For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer ST. JOSEPH,
master. <
Wilileave as above TUESDAY, September Sd,
sea FLnM- CALvERr- ann,t-
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

MEMPHIS AND ARRANsAs RIVER
Nl Packet Co, 10. 3. Mall Line.-The elegant
passenger boats OF this line leave Aelnp1is
for ali points on ArkRnsaB river EueGoEa
and Saturdays, ae 5 psR.
w. p. WALKER, Agent.
jul5 Once on Wharf boat, foot of Court 81
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NOTICES.
NJ 7

NJ CG-
M Eli
WATER COMPANY,
A RE NOW PREPARED TO Receive AP-
~ pllcatOns for Water Supplies to Fami-
lies, Manufacturers, and Others, at their
Office, No. II West Court Street.
IL is confidently expected that the water
will be ready for distribution over a large pOr-
ton o.. the city during the month Of October,
l571, m all persons who wish 70 enjoy Is lux
ury are requested TO make application As early
as possible.
Inc following viii be the rates to Water
takers governed by the Ruies aud Regulations
established by the Board of directors:
WATER RATES.
Private Dwelling. 81 10 per room per year.
(NO connection less than S. 00J
Bath Tub, private, 50 % per year.
Bath Tub, public, SIS % per year.
Water Closet, private, s. Oper year.
Water Closet, public, sl0O 90 per year.
UrinaIs, private, s. % per year.
Urinals, public, $40 70 per year.
Stores, SIS 90 to So % per year. Other rooms
In same building will be charged according to
OccupatiOn.l
Business Offices, IS 90 per year.
Banks and Insurance ONCE, $40 90 per year.
Saloons, SO 90 to $50 % per year.
Street Sprinklers, s. % per year for each
twenty-five feet front Of lot sprinkled.
Livery Stables, 81 % per year for each stall.
Private Stables, 50 Co per year. erstall.
Work Horse, Mule and Cow Stables, 81 90 per
per stall.
Bakeries foreach barrel Of flour used daily,
8 % per year.
Printing Omces, $40 90 to SIS 90 per year, sz-
elusive OF engine.
Building Purposes, ten cents per 1000 bricks.
Building Purposes, hny cents per 100 yards
plastering.
Steam Engines tper horse power, s. % per
year.
Breweries, five cents for each barrel brewed.
Restaurants, 20 to 500 90 per year.
Barber shops, s. 80 for first chair, and 800
fOI each additional chair, per year.
Fountains, SIS 90 for each 1-I6 inch Jet, run
ming four hours a day, seven months in the
year..
Manufactures, stock Yards, Hotels, Board
Houses work shops, FoundTies, Machine
shops, Planning Mills. OIL and other mills. In
side fountains, and ali mcloSed occupations,
are charged Special or Meter Rates.
Meter Bates-FIve cents for 100 gallons up
70 400 gallons, daily. For all over JJo0 gallons,
daily three cent. per lJ gallons
so Meter rates are to be payable monthly,
on first day OF each month. Other rates semi
annually in &dyance. ga
IoHS CUBsTNs, President.
W. z. EAMkE9a. Eecratary aug
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

memphis and Arkansas River Packet
C0mpany-U. 8. Mail Ltze.
DARDANELAE. .-...,..Ed NoWland, master
RMS elegant passenger steamer .GkIA
will leave as above TUESDAY ,r
September Sd, at 5 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board OF 70
W.P. WALKER, Agent
se3 once on Whnr1bcat, foot Court s..
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On Saturday Messrs. Toof, Phillips &
Co., received from G.. @. Mahan Garner,
the first new bale of cotton from YallO-
busha county, Mississippi. 1t IA strict
middling and vas grown by Albert
Town, cOlored. This popular house will
do a large cotton business this season.
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TAKEN UP.
FOR LEASE.

COW-The owner will come forward, prove
- property, pay charges, and take her away.
se3 n. MCCARTNEY. Maxwell Tenn.
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UNDERTAKERS.
SOUTHERN
ar ORSET
NANUrACTORY.
MO. see Main Stroet.

I am prepared now to oher
the trade the latest styles OF I'M AN
nv popular JOiLtess skirts. WNW
Folding Bustles and hand dE~A - ID
made Corsets, at lower price #A@La
than have 10 be paid for Ca
inferior store goods Coun1r,- H
merchant have alTeadF
found that their patrons ask ~
FOR the skirts with my STAMP
on the waistband.
Remember you can get all
sizes, all Lengths and all styles. ~
an24 LOUIS b-sGE
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FOR RENT.

CRUNDY PLACE-FOr rent; beautiful su-
" burban residence; sixteen rooms, car
riage house, etc The family desires to board
with the parties renting. Apply al the place.
next house beyond Mrs. Barnett Grahas, Pig
con Eo0gt road. se3
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GAS FITTING, 16 Jefferson street.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSES Market street; IN good order,
Al and with modern Improvements. Ap-
piy 10 ~ SEESSEL 4 Sun,
avs 80 Main street.
TOOD-COAL-COEE-lOO cords dry ash
w midding:" 81 cords dry oak" good
middlinr-' 1900 barrels P~ittsburg Coal
strict middling.~ Casks always ready for
shipment Ga Coke. ad ubitum. Prices not
20 BE beaten. II. B. PACKER & o
aus I4 second street.
n aSIBENCE- new and handsomely i'm
IL proved residence Gothic styleL at Gin's
Station. % miles from city, on N. and G. R.R.:
fine lawn forest trees. ETC. garden. stable and
back yard: house contains six large-siZe
rooms, dressing room and closets, halls and
rerandsh. kitchen, pantry, servants house
two rooms. carTiage-house, stables. poultry,
wood and coal house improvements 81
strictly drst-ciass. and made with a view 10
permanency: splendid neighborhOOd. For
terms, etc. apply at ONCE
SOUTHERN LIFE ms. co.
auls No. ~ Main street.
CAWMTLL-Iu good running order, or viii
y sell machinery. For particulars apply at
Memphis Dry Dock COmpany'sohice. lauI
TA-The Old Company sells gas at g per
" 700 cubic feet, If paid for within the
first five working days of the month No
charge for setting meters. ONCE Hl second ST.
TNGINE-0ue 6-horse power portable steam
u engine, second hanH. Apply to
aus ". JOGNER, rs Main street.
7 OT-On Walnut street, on time. Apply
D ar e Union street FORGF DIXON.
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AIRS. CQLBURN, Shirt Maker, basreInoved
VI to 81 Main street. sci
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MRS. DIR. GIBBS, 2qs Poplar ST., is perform
VI ing great Cures by the Magnetic Treat
ment, which battles the skulo OF the healc@i
Faculty. Best ofcity references can be given
Consultation NJ an hours. sci
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ROOMS N BOARD.

HROCERIES-We have removed from Sl0
u Second street TO 1885 Poplar, where VIII be
a wen selected stock Of Groceries.
aus B p. SMITH 4 co.
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TOTTAGES-Twod esIrable cottages on Court
y street. below Fourth. One contains five
rooms and kitchen; the other, six rooms and
kitchen; good lot and every convenience. Pos
session given immediately. Apply 70
81 q. A. A MulherrY 81.
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WANTS.

MAN to run a small Engine and work at a
- NO. / HOWARD ROW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

At meeting Of the American Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday q resolution was adopted
declaring tina, in the opinion of the Chamber
the mail service between Great Britain anG
the L. S. would be improved il the carrying Of
American mails was restored to the Cunard
line Of steamers, and requesting the Consul OF
the u. S. at Liverpool to communicate the res
oluton to the Postmaster General at Washing
ton.
The health of the Prince Of Wales has sc
greatly improved and his progress toward com
plete recovery is 80 far advanced, that his ply
clans have deemed it unnecessary to continue
the noon bulletin, and the issue of all bulletin:
from Sandringham from this day is suspended
Joseph elliott, the great steel penmaker Of
Birmingham, England is dead, Mr.. elliott
whose manufactures are known all the world
over, commenced the manufacture OF pens IL
1922, and introduced greatimprovements Tic
was immensely rich.
The count of the votes is completed, and the
defeat of Victor Hugo in she supplementary
election for the French Assembly yesterday is
confirmed.
Mr. Washburne, the u. s. Minister to
France, is indisposcd and has gone to Nice fnr
restoration OF his health.
MANIA-A-PoTU.-Mr Anna NJ. Ebert,
wife of wealthy cigar manufacturer in New
York, lately died the victim of strong drink.
With the exception of her passion for liquor,
she was most estimable woman, but would
act in violent manner when giving way to
this weakness About two years ago, she lett
her home under its influence to throw herself
under the wheels of railroad train: but was
followed by her husband, who prevented
the fatal act at the last moment. She has
often threatened to shoot her husband and
500, and frequently taken q revolver to bed
with her. At such times her husband would
fasten himself in his sleeping room away
from her until the frantic mood was over
About two years ago MIR, Ebert was troubled
with headache, for which his physician recon-
mended aconite, deadly poison About ten
days ago an one ounce vial, sufficient to kill ten
persons, was missed from its usual place. A
few days after, upon returning from one of his
business trips, his wife was so furious that he,
with his son and two other young men, barri-
caded themselves in a room, which she tried
yainly for two hours to force open. She then
babe her son goodbye and went to her room,
where she was found dead the next morning, and
the empty aconte vial standing on the piano
near her door. Bruises were found upon her,
which at first led to suspicious Of foul play, but
as falling upon the piano would accout for
them, she was declared the victim Of poison,
taken in drunken fury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The Richmond Wing of to day, says 1.-The
feeling between the Funding bill and anti-Fund'
ing bill members is becoming stronger and
stronger and there is growing disposition
among the latter to take the control of the sub
iect into their own hands without the interven,
ron of the standing committees, and without
following ceremopious obscrvanccs in respect
to the Chair They are as much in earnest as
men can be, and seem resolved that rrihes aud
empty forms ana ceremonies shall no longer
retarl their progress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

In the Louisiana Legislature, yesterday, Gov
ernor Yarmouth sent in his message, consis
ting of review Of former extravagancies ano
corruption in the legislation Of the State, and
accusing Speaker Carter as being largely re
sponsible therefor The House Of Delegate:
have warned the members composing the Car
ter faction that if they do not return to theil
seats BY Wednesday, they will be expelled
Gen. Emory thinks that martial law ought tt
Lo ,,rn.l,;unI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

Mr.. Perez, Of Mississippi, introduced in the
House Of Representatives, yesterday, bill to
establish an educational fund, and to apply the
proceeds of the public lands,to the education Of
the people. 1t provides that the net proceeds
arising from the sale, entry, location. OF other
disposition of the public lands shall be forever
co1secrated, set apart, and appropriated for
the maintenance of common schools for the free
education of all the children of the I. 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

1t is said in reference to the complaint OF the
President that American citizens hold slaves in
Cuba and Porto Rico, in violation Of the iunda-
mental law of the L. S., and his recommends
ton that Congress provide stringent legislation
to prevent such persons from holding that spe-
cies of property, is not likely to be complied
with. A full investigation has been made into
the matter, and it is shown that even il they
are prohibited from holding them, it will not
alter the status Of the slaves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

i German journal according to a newspa'
per statement has, what processes to be, so
luton of the Mystery Of Edwin brood,
which claims 10 be reprint of Dickens own
manuscript, lately found in his escritoire. 1t
is very improbable that SO important paper,
if left BY the author, could have been over
looked until now, and We believe the whole at
fair is AL ingenious fabrication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

Jennie June thus speaks relative 10 the
fashions of the new year-"A great display OF
gold AMI diamonds is rated bad style and
vulgar Ladies belonging to the very best class,
are even. in some instances. making show OF
simplicity. putting all the cost into the fnenes:
and genuineness Of material, none into iewelry
or tho trimming Of their toiettes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The Supreme Court will, on Monday next,
deliver number ofimportant decisions in cases
which have been pending for some time. The
lcgaltender act, it is expected, will call for d
final decision in respect to it, and other equally
important cases will be disposed of by the
court on that day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Among the bills introduced in the House c
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9.

Among the bills introduced in the House of
Representatives, yesterday, was one to prohibit
the collection of harbor taxes by State or mu-
uicipal authority another to carry out Civil
Service Reform in accordance with the plan Of
the Commission, and one to admit duty free all
materials used in the construction OF steamboats,
and other vessels. The resolution directing the
Ways and Means Committee to report bill for
the repeal Of the income tax was rejected, Mr..
Cox offered joint resolution, recognizing the
belligereucy Of Cuba, which was referred TO the
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

Dixie, is spoken of as the first President OF
the British Republic" that is to be-. Now
if there were living in England, ut this time;
lust such another man as Oliver Cromwell,
there would be some sense in talking abont
what might happen" But Dilke--never
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The Illinois House of Representatives has
passed resolutions by an overwhelming MAORI,
ty, the vote being made up Of both democrats
and republicans calling for the adoption Of the
resolution pending in Congress, which provides
that no person who has once held the office OF
President of the United States. shall he h"reat.
Ter eligible to that Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The Postoflirc Department has agreed, at the
suggestion of the u. s.. Treasurer, to issue u
circular to postnlasterS: requiring them to re-
ceiye mutated currency, under the new regu'
lations, in payment for postagc,stamps and
stamped envelopes, on the same terms that il
is received by officers of the Treasury Depart
mont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The most singular of the various kinds OF
robberies committed in New York, is the ''ab-
duction' from messengers, clerks, &c. of pack
ages, OF money, and bonds &C., which are be-
ing carried from counting houses to banks.
These robberies are now frequently reported in
the newspapers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The amount of Cumberland coal on hand at
the different coal wharyes in Georgetown, d.
G., is estimated at $4,000 tons, all Of which has
been contracted for, the contracts dating De.
cember f., 1871.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

At the postofice of Alexandria in Minnesota
is q letter which is rapidly making n circui, OF
the world. It started from Paris, France, in
November, directed to George Courtenay,
Eighty-scventh Royal Irish Fusilcers, Shep-
herd Hotel, Alexandria. 1t has been to Alex
andria, Virginia, Louisiana, and Alabama, and
finally arrived in Minnesota. The Postmaster
having ascertained that there is Shepherd 5
Hotel in Alexandria, Egypt, has concluded to
forward the stray letter to that destination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The Washington Chronicle says that the
London banking firms of Rothschilds and Jay
Cooke & Co., have perfected the purchase
from Secretary Boutwell,, through Governor
Cooke, of 5000. 0O, 900 of the new loan They
take the remaining $500, 100000 Of new five
per cents, and the $500, 100000 of four and.
one half per cents. This leaves only the 500
900, 900 of four per eta yet in the market. aud
this the same bankers agree To take il the
United States will pay the interest thereon at
London The correspondent Of the Baltimore
Gazette, however, says. that Secretary Bout
we'll says, he has not receivedtany proposition
from any source in regard to the placing six
hundred millions Of the new loan, uowthstand-
ing the reports that the joint proposition By
Jay Cooke and the Rothschilds looking to that
end had been made. Mr. Boutwell, says he
has received no proposition since September
last involving any amount that he deemed II
necessary to consider
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

Some Of the leading protectionS's in the
House, members of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, state that they are delayed in making
provisions for the introduction Of tariff meas
ures in the House because Of the uncertainty
of the views OF the committee upon the subject
of modified tariff. The Finance Committee OF
the Senate is ready to report in favor Of reduc-
ed tariff. All ofthe subcommittee reports have
been considered, agreed upon, aud grated into
bill expressing the views OF the general com
mittee. The obstacle which has arisen to pre-
vent an immediate report lies i'll the fact of ex-
listing doubts as to the power of the Senate to
originate measures raising the revenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The Southern Claims Commissioners are bus
lily engaged in making up docket of eases for
hearing at their next session, which will COM
mence about the 18th instant There are about
ten thousand cases on file before the Commits
sioners which have not yet been heard BY them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The Senate has confirmed the graduates OF
the Military Academy to be second lieutenants.
Among them was Cadet Frederick D. Grant TO
be second lieutenant vice Peirce, deceased, in
the 18th regiment of cavalry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The New York papers are nearly filled with
accounts of the murder Of Fisk. histories of
his life, sketches of the career of his assassin,
etc., etc. No event for many years past, has
caused more excitement than this murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

It's remarked by the n. Y. Commercial
that all the doctors who saw or had anything
to do with the body of General Ketchum, alive
or dead, assert that he died of poison. All the
doctors who never saw him, either alive or
dead assert that he didn't die Of poison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The interest in the Wharton trial is iubsl
ding. But few ladies' attend the trial, and the
crowd in the Court House lessons every day 49,
"ChemiStry has no attractions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The report that the Court of Appeals, at
Richmond, had adjourned for the term: on ac'
count Of the sickness of the judges, is incorrect
The court is in session, but only three Judge:
are on the bench.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

Mrs. Grants receptions will take place every
Tuesday afternoon, from > to I o'clock con-
mencinr with today
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09
VIRGINIA NEWS.

On Friday night, the housS. Oh Main street
in fredericksburg, above the upper ferry. occn-
pied AZ Store by ". Il! Thomas, .Jr, was
discovered on tire and with It's contents VA;
speedily consumed. Mrs Freeman and li"r
children, ana Mr.. Perry, wife and two children,
occupied the upper story. Mr.. Freeman lost
everything, barely escaping with lie. MIR Per.
~ saved nearly all he had.
Among the nominations lnr Erigaditr 'irn
erals sent TO the Senate for confirmation By
Gov. Walker, are Col. Robt. S. Chew, d Fred
ercksburg, to be Brigadier ofthc First Brigade.
of the First Division, and COL MclriwcatIlct
Lewis, Of Lancaster, to be Brigalcr Of the Hri-
gadc Of the counties composing th" Northern
Neck.
W. y. X. Nyc, one Of the Oldest printers in
Richmond and for number of years foreman
Of the Richmond Wing. died suddenly on IA
turlay night. from an attack OF paralysis.
Meyer Angle, an aged citizen of Richmond,
died in that city, yesterday morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The Literary Societies of Roanoke College,
Va, will hold their anniversary celebrations OF
the 10Th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The investigation into alleged frauds and II
regularties in the New York Custom House
is still going on before the Congressional lnvcs
tigating Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

The anniversary Of the birth day of Gen.
Roht. r. Lee is the 18th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09
.nARRsED.

In Washington, D. G., on the lst instant, by
Rev. Mr. Finckel, HENRY WlLDS to MIS-
PHILLIPPINA GAINES, both of this city