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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

The delinquent tax list 10 Chicago fills
twenty-five broad pages, of eight columns each,
Of an extra of the Chicago Evening Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

\ dispatch received at the War Department
from Gen. Augur, in Texas, reports the death
of Gen. James H. Carlton, who commanded
the department of New Mexico during the late
war
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
FROM RICHMOND.
TIE FREE RAILROAD BILL.


RICHMOND, Jan. 1-p. m.-The friends OF
the proposed free railroad bill have hit upon
new expedient whereby number of persons
will be drawn to Richmond and the interest of
the lobby greatly increased Ats meeting of
the House committee on roads. to-day, it
was resolved to send printed copies of the bill
to the Presidents Of all the Virginia railroads,
informing them, that if they desired to do so,
to lay before the committee their views as to
the expediency of passing the proposed bill, or
one with the same general features. The fur
Their consideration Of the matter was then post
project will be favored by the Richmond and
Danyille, and Richmond and Petersburg COM
panies, and opposed by the Atlantic Mississip
ri and Ohio, Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac, and Orange, Alexandria and Manas
sas companies, the Chesapeake and Ohio being
non. comuittal There will be determined
and obstinate fight over the bill, which, unless
promptly and fearlessly met in the outset, will
take precedence of more weighty aud import
ant State matters.
AN EXTENSION OF THE SESSION.
1t is now considered forcgone conclusion,
that the present session OF the Legislature,
which all had hoped would have been confined
to ninety days, will be extended, but for how
long cannot be said-most probably to the full
time permitted by law. The debt and interest
question, and the proposed change in the .ju-
dicial system would probably occupy the time
of the regular session., nothing else interviewed,
but with railroad squa bibles, &C., there is no
alternative.
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE.
The Board of Trustees Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College met at the Exchange
Hotel tonight, present, DR.. H. Black, rector;
| Governor Walker, DR.. Rutfner, Attorney Gen
eral Taylor, Gen. w. H. +. Lee, Gen. }. Il.
Anderson, Robert Beverly, D. e; D9eiarnette,
John Goode jr, W. \. Stuart, W. T. Suther-
lin, and c. i. c. Minor, President of the Col.
lege. One hundred students were reported as
present at the College. The Board discussed
matters connected with the College, but took
no action in retercucc to the election of u pro-
fessor.
There was no mail from Richmond. this
morning, but we learn by telegraph to-day,. that
nothing Of importance was done IN either House
Of the Legislature yesterday.
| II. S. nellie was nominated for the county
iudgshp Of orihampton county, by caucus
of the Conservative members Of the Legislature
last ri ght.
The Board of Directors OF the Blacksburg
Agricultural and Mechanical College are still in
session, but have, as yet, made no election OF
a professor.
The case of Ezey ct ais vs.. G. NJ. Graham
ct ais, was yesterday submitted to the Court
Of Appeals on printed arguments, 9. W. Wat
ties, of Alexandria, for Graham, and Mat.
Harrison, of Loudoun, and J. r. Tucker, OF
| Lexingtou, for Ezey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

In the Wharton case, on trial at Annapolis,
Yesterday, the counsel for the defence filed a
bill of exceptions to the ruling of the Court
by which the motion to quash the indictment
was refused A motion was made to quash two
counts (not included in the previous motiou)
which was also ovcrruled by the Court, and
exceptions taken. Next followed motion to
compel the counsel for the prosecution to elect
one count oil the indictment to which the prison
ershould plead, which was also overrulled and
the defence took EXCEPTIONS The counself or the
prisoner then filed demurrer to each count in
the indictment, upon the ground that the Of
fence should not only be distinctly charged but
that there should be statement Of the specific
acts constituting the offence. This point the
Court took under advisement. Mr. Steele the
senior counsel for the prisoner in the former
trial, made statement with regard to his re-
firing from the case. He assured the Court
that he had no less confidence in Mrs. Whar-
ton than when he was her counsel, but that
his h ,alth was such that be did not feel that
he could do justice to himself or his client
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

WAY TO PAY THE PUBLIC DEBT. Mr..
Davenport, in his character of Sir Giles Over
reach, in the otherwise unattrac!ive play OF
"A New Way to Pay Old Debts, y rendered it
such success last night that the General AS
sembly contemplate inviting proposals from
him as to the best way to settle the public
debt.-RiM. Dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

r AIDES LINEN COLLARS AND LINEN
~ CUFFS.
New styles. Another supply Of those very
cheap goods, bought at a closing out sale.
JAMS ROBT. l. WOOD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

THE PIN.--There is evidently some 'out-
come in the boy in Louisville school who
wrote the composition upon The Pin, a sub.
jet chosen by his teacher. Knowing the boy 5
aversion to literary efforts, the teacher exactcd
but two sentences. After considerable effort,
the little hero prolncrd the following: Pins
are very useful. They have saved the lives Of a
great many men women and chillren-in fact,
whole families" Ia reply TO his a>toniShed
teachers question, as to the manner in which
the lives OF so many people had been saved
through the instrumcntality of pins, the boy
innocen;ly remarked, "Why, b. not swallowing
them
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dec 10

WE HAVE A FEW OF OUR CHRIST
w MAS GOODS left over, such as Ralsins,
Cltron, Lemon Peel, Figs and Nuts, of all kinds.
We are determined to sell the same, and those
in want will do well to give Us call.
W. +. BRUOkES i BRO,
ian l47 King street
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\ FATHER WITH FIFTY CHILDREN The
Waco (Tcxas) Advance publishes the following
statement by correspondent, who, it says, is
one Of the most trustworthy and respected citi-
zcns Of the place :-"Thcre lives in our midst
man who is the father Of fifty children! lie
has been married to five different women. BY
wife No. ! thirteen boys; By No. =, eighteen
Children No. 3, ten; No. I, six; No. ), three.
Thirty-fv children are still living-or were a
year ago-cight were killed or lost 10 the Con-
lcdcratc army, and seven have died natural
deaths Thirteen of the boys-all children Of
No. held office in the Galloway brigade,
Platte county, Mo. troops, Burns command
ing Or the children by No. there we're four
in the Confederate army, in different brigadcs.
By wife No. 3 there were three in the Coufed-
crate army. making total Of twenty sons in
the Confederate service. The man is hale and
hearty know him well, and also his fifth
wife and her children. She is young, with a
mountain of wealth of hair, fine looking, pleas
au,, and promises to still add to the population
of the country. | will, if required, produce
the affidavit OF the father Of this numerous
progeny to the truth of this statement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

LIVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING
BY express this day, CLOAKS, Flanncls,
Cassimcres Corscts Blcachcd Cottons, Sc, and
many other goods at lowest cash prices.
dec Is HOOME Els & ASUBI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

COOK s. CREIGHTON'S
" BALSAMIC PICTORIAL
Is the only sure remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis and other affections OF
the throat and lungs. Prepared only by
dec 10 COOK 6 CREIGHTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
4 GRICULTURAL LIME

5000 bushcl: WOOD-BURNED SHE'LL
LIME, WI excellent Fertilizer for sale in lots to
suit By SHINN i co.
sep 10 IL Union ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

T AIDES CORSETS-JUST OPENED.
II ALL SIZES.
We have five different makes Of the above,
and can offer especial bargains in them. Wo
call the attention Of the ladies to this fact.
jim K. H. WOOD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

Ladies i'll the country can send hair by mail
ut the cost of n few cents have it made up into
any design and returned free Of mail charges
Advccs concerning hair should be mailed scpa-
rutcy. Any information chccrfully given.
CHARLES w. GREEN,
doc III King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

HOOP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTS!
IL Received to-day from the manufacturers
supply of Hoop Skirts among which is the
celebrated Nun Skirt very cheap; ut
nn2 &. C.. BERKY'S, - King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
IL Of
GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
e. king street

Alexandria, Virginia.
REAL HAIR! REAL HAIR
On hand at all times large stock of Real and
Imitation Hair Goods of every description, at
very low prices. All goods warranted the best
Hair made up into Switches Braids, Cu:is,
Chignons, Pufs, sc.
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:. Csqaes.iesetly tie Iest ssssssrs1 rsvk
If tke kia.a In che Verdi"
Harper's Magazine.
NasiresoftAe Press.

Tire embarrassing cirsuia,ion Of this sx-
cvileni monthly pfovrs lis continued adsp-
triton ~ popular desires and needs. In
deed. when we think into how many horses
!, renstrstes every men,h. we must eessii-
er Il IS one cf the e,'nea,-rs as well a. en-
popularity has le~n won hy no appeal to
s'npid p'sjujicss or dspraved tasies.--Bos-
ton Globe. "@
The c araeies which This .Nega.ine pos
s-sses f"r variety. enterprise. aTtistf: wealth.
nd the literary culture that has kept pace
vi h, IL j, has not led the times. shceld
eanse Us conductors To regard il with just
fable competency. Ii also snsishs them
~ a great claim uron the public gratitude.
The nagr:iae has done good AID net evil
all the days ct iss le-Brooklyn Eagle.
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Harper's Bazaar.
Notices 0fike Press.

NVtFttS % nc ffSx.
The Razar is cdiic.i with a contribute.
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Notice..

EVfIE undersigned, having engaged
III in the
WHEELWRIGHT BUSINESS
at Great Mills. will execute nil orders
in his line in the Quickest and best pos
sible manner Having procured fine
HEAHSE and an abundance of bes, ar
iic!es for cefins, his services can had at
an; tive and at Il e shortest notice. Sat-
i>tactioh guaranteed.
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Oct 80, lS13-3t.
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y,respCss Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that from
Ia aud after the date Of this publica
ION. all persons fouLd proposing upon
my property, known as CUERUM. ~
my part thereof, located on ST Clements
Bay in Chaliico district, hy dog. gan or
in any other manner, will be Iroseo3tcd
FOR such trc>rass With the utmost rigor o.
the law. Persons passing to and from
the wharf on the property by au,horiz d
thor oughfarcs are not intended to be in
GUIDED in this notice.
FRANCIS J STONE.
Oct so. 1S13-3x.
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Harper's Weekly.
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Estray.

!sG'e Of Marylond, s.. Harry. county. 20 nj,
hereby certify that John i Fenwck. of said
county, brought before me, the subscriber. on,
of the Justices Of the Peace in and for the 81; 4
county, this 2a'h day OF October. 1879. IS :
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back spotted BARROW HOG, weighing about
leo pounds.
Given under ny hand.
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nouin the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

TIE Perurian SyrEp, a Protect.
cd ISOLATION Of thc proforis;e Of
Iron. Is so combined as to hare
the character or 0ss cSinie,,t. az
easily dfgcsted and 0ssisai lated
srifh the blood as the sisnplest
food. IL increases tise Quanfifu
Of Natures Osrn Tisali-ip0
agent, Iron in the hood. and
cures ga thousand ills. ;" sim MIN
eyTonila9 zap, Inriyorttting ana
Iitalising the Sysfem. TIE en-.
s1ched aud cifaii<ed blood per.
nsedfes erery part OF the body,
repairing damages and sc0sfe,
sedrchtng ouf morbid score.
lions. and tearing nOfhisg for
disease to feed Upon.
This Is the secret of The ICON.
0csJut success OF this remedy Ia
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn.
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar.
rhGa, Boils, Nervous Affections.
Chills and Fcvcrs, Hurnors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
SssN eeS 6&SSNScS CIt0tHUtiV0 IN
a bad state Of the blood, or &c.
conspanied by debility or a. loco
state Of the system. Benin free
from 1tcohOt, iss amy form, dts
e,aesyi-ing effects are sa0t IoE.
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ttoss, Dat are permanent, tafts.
sing strength, rigor. and ne,O
life into all parts Of the system,
and building ZIP 0s Iron Con.
sfifution.
Thousands hare beer, cbdn0ei
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sce0A, sick!y, suffering crea-
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Happy men and sconaen: and
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tfdte to Oicc 10 q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL.
WAN SYRUP oso'r,s ara tee glass.
Pamphlets FREQ.
SETH W. F0WlE l. SONS, Proprietors,
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SOLD mr. DRrGoIsrs oESEaALLr.
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NOTICE.

The owner Of the above described property
is hereby notified, 10 come forward. prove
pro erfy, pay charges and take il away. o.her-
wise TIE same Will be sold according To Law.
JOHN +. FENWlCN.
Oct 30, ls13-3ws
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"A Complete Pictorial History Of the
Times. -" The BEST, cheapest. and mos,
successful Family Paper an tie Union. :"
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ONfIRyd7fON NOTICE
joseph A Dillow and
klizabeth A Dillow,
Ass:gnees, and OILERS
w
Thomas billow
& Others.

In the Lacuit Court for ST. Mary's eour-
ty. sitting as Court Of Eqnty.
No. $50 n Equity.
nRDERED, this Dist day of Sept.
u 1879, that the sale made and reported
by II. T.. Combs and j. ). Downs. Trustees.
in this cause, he ratified and ssess srmed
unless cause TO the contrary - shown
ON or before the ard Monday Of Nov
next; provided a copy OF this orier be
puosished IN the 81 Mary's Beacon, once =
week for three successive weeks prior
TO the said 3rl Monday OF Ncyembcr.
Tue report states that the land sosd lor
eso0.
JNoA CAMALIER .crk.
Tfuss oIy-Tess:
yNo A CAVALIER Ci1.
&c. q. ls5s--sw.
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One Thousand Pages!
Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates
Twelve Colored Berlin PatteIns!
Twelve Mammoth Colored Fashions
Nine Hundred Wood Cutsl
Twcnty-four Pages of Musici
II win also give Five Original Copyright
Noveicis, by Mrs Ann = STEPHENS, Frank
Lee Pel.edict, and others OF the authors OF
America. Also. nearly a hundred shorter
stories ali original. It's superb
MAMMOTH COLORED Fashion Plates
are ahead of all o:hers. These plat es are
engraved on steel, twice tie usual size.
FERNS always in Advanced 8: 90 a year
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Copies fer IS so: 5 Copies for 81 so. with
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"Not Lost BIZ; Gone Before" TO the person
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Address, postpaid.
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Oct. %. 1878.
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STENCIL WORK.

GORGE -irLOR. OF Port Tobacco will
~ faithfully and promptly attend TO all or
deis tor work sent by mail.
He charges for plates FOR marking hossheads
OF tobacco. sacks, boxes, &c, eish; cents ner
letter brushes ;hirty cents extra.
For name plates for marking clothes books
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ter, INK, brush aad box with direc,iors for
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Name plates sent by mail, possag &c p-eyaia.
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may 3, ls.s-sm
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