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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
Army Life In Utah.

A writer from the camp at Salt Lake, in a
letter dated 3lst August says:
"The army camp is about to be moved a few
miles to point where preparations are being
made fer the wiater. Ilu!s are being built
there of clay, in the shape Of large sized bricks
and dried 10 the -un, (adobe.) Each officer is
to have room ID feet squire, with walls feet
high-the earth for flor and perhaps heaV-
en- for q ceiling, in part at least for though q
sort Of roof will be made, il will be holy
one. The Mormons are at work making the
adobes; at least one hundred Mormons are now
at work, aud they have contracted to make one
million and a half OF them. After they
are completed, the troops will be moved and IL
will take the soldiers month to make their
prepare ions for winter.
This War is a capital thing for the MorDons;
they sell their vegetables &c., at their own
price, pretty generally, Enough every day
an officer is de,a lied to attend to the prices OF
things brought to the camp 70 sell, then they
require Mormon prices for their labor, in
short i. is fine thing for the Mormons to
have the troops our here to eat all they want
to sell.
As to Brigham, be fares sumptuously every
day. HIS house is very fine; 1t Is said 20 have
cost sixty thousand dollars. Ga the cupoa
j. beehive beautifully carved in wood
In this house he attends to business, receives
visitors, and here resides Mrs Brigham No. |
10 the house next to this all the ether Mrs.
Brigbams livc--say fifty or sixty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
Mutiny and Murder bo


PENANG, July 3l.-On the l9b imp
portion of the Grew Of the Amcr;,,.' ',' f:
Golden State, lying in the harb2r M. p, {:
while the captain was on shore 7, =.
sba, PLOT had been formed tv nno,. -.
them to take the ship some time bel.
ing here, but they were deferred from, 80. 81 B.
iug it by the fear that they would n1,t. "
to get auy one to navigate her Gs y,
day the ringleader, on the pra,anco ~, 80 "a
dissatisfied with the food, stood %. da.,,.
be would not serve any longer, and r,n. ,o
those who agreed with him TO follow ~. /;
the forecast!e, and those who 4 n, ~. =.
below. lie was Joined By seseraI ~ ,
men. The second mate ordered ,ha,, &C.
to work, and on their refusin, went 3, -.
FIRST mate. who came and gave the sam, =, q
der. A boy replied they waqli ~, ~, y
The mate struck him with bis opan H.. - -
The boy returned the blow, nm! at,ks 49,. -
moment the mates feet slipped and be- . 90
the deck. 10
The mutineers seeing this seiz,! h..
spikes, threw themselves upon lr -
struck him till bis skull was frsc,u,', ~ ..
beaten in. They then dragged him ;. - -
capstain, bound him to it, aud be-, ;. D.. y.
again. The second mate run for hi. >,
yer, but three barrels missed fr, ma
rushed on him, and he was also .,,...
beaten and thrown through the SIC,
into the cabin. The boatswain's MAJ. :.
also attacked and severely hur,. The =.
penter was the only man Who lie.
presence Of mind and did hi, duty r.,
lie first locked the cabin where h,
were kept. lie then rau up the 49,.
mast high and run the alarm bell and +
ly seized musket and placed him..lr -.
the arms, warning Of the mutibcrr,. NJ.
time they bad determined % throw ..a r..
officer verboard. but the enlre.tics ant,
of the cook induced them 70 rc.rain,a.l. r.
lowered one Of the boats ani pulled T.. D..
jctty. The captain had seen tie ia, a..
hurryipg down, took a boat aoi MULE, y
lie met the mutincers aud ordered ,-rn
return to the ship. They continued 10 o.
fer the shore aud landed at the suy, .a,.
friend of the captain's had sent ijr the r,.r,
and they were all taken into custoi;. Tr
first mate died in the hospital On tie ai,g. f:
the same day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
Railroad Erci.hIs.

w L.ro b,,o,,c,,o ,oLon occ.s;op m cv
W. '.,G ~ ,sn ;n,no,.,nca y, tho
P'ess on' $500, ,'' % ~, Taane.oo nd ,ho
C ".'pau 20 arran,,;,,, ,be;r tor;fT. a. r.
o".. 49, u,.ao;G,a,, ,r;1.--,rado we mean
-. ,sh;oh .hov ora co,,ena;r, with their
.omorfrI and r;,;lant riraIs--,he Savanah
pa Gha,Io.ton l;nes This trade ;s an ;ndis.
'"u ~, $500, f,r ,no;r s,,rn-, ard ,ros.
peu.Ao'V 'I' .Lo b"nnt 80, nj. >, ,ho
perry. anr snsy 1'o oJ;nn 49," ~, ~ ,ha -
iit'A 'n,' >, y. $500 49, 49,, - .aor. anI
VI so''.u.na"oe ~ nl"no w.! i
Ino"' Sa,.'n' NV. t,,r. n'";n,, -
'pe"--'''a'' -. Io, :, s s. ,ho,,
WE VS. W. .ha. IA wv, hr oro
N'.o W tu. 80 t,,;l'... 49,. ;,d,oo ,,o
,s ! .n.ohan.. ,ora.ro,;ao
i''"' '''I's n''r .ii.
, ~, t"e! ","'1 ~ S'"J =, s-'i ''t'
WY s"'u,t ''Ie'e w a"S y. ;','
cApcnre u 'a,''" u''"'e' Nv" -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

JOSEPH NJ relic. who kept store in Floyd
o,uuty, Virginia, was murdered and yearly
burnt up on the night Of the Sd instant. He
was shot, and after being robbed. his house
was fred His body was discovered in the
ruins half consumed. Some money, which
be was known to have possessed, was mis-
sed. The deceased has brothers doing bust
ness in Richmond.
A Keokuk paper gives distressing pic
ture of things in Iowa, comparing its condi-
ton to that of "the doomed city OF Jerusa-
lem" They have creditors vithoc. and
creditors within, every third man is law
yer, every other man virtually psuper, and
oil standing in listless ard Improbable idle
ness, except the police and constables.
Ger. Eppa Huutop, Of Prince William,
AID John Seldom, esq., of Stafford, are spa-
ken of as candidates for the State Senate,
from the Prince William District.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct ll.--Oo the meeting OF
the Court of Claims in Novembar, more than
one hundred decisions III pending cases, will
be delivered.
Commander Charles Green, has been ap-
pointed Light House Inspector for Buffalo
District.
Nothing is known at the Navy Department
Of any of the chartered vessels fer the Para
quay expedition being uuGt for the service, a:
reported.
Secretary Cass was to-day detained from
his ofhcia! duties by severe lndispositIon.
The new Senate chamber will be ready for
occupation at the commencement Of the next
session OF Congress.
Commodore Shubrick left the city to-day
for New York. The gate Sabine is to sal
without DELAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
John Lstcher and The Democracy.

The interest which the Democratic masses
OF the State EXHIBIT in their preparations tor
the Gubernetoriai Convention, gives assu-
rance that the sentiments vi the party will
DO fairly and fully represented on that I'M
portan. occasion. We ask nothing more. 1t
the Convention shall be composed OF dele
gates who reflect the popular will With tideli-
", and it the candidate DO selected by an
equitable mode Of nomination, we have no
doubt but harmony will be restored to the
party. So lar as affects Mr.. Letcher's for.
tunes, 1t is obvious that his nomination Is
certain, if the voice OF the masses is to pre-
vail in the vote Of the Convention. Wit
ness the proceedings of the primary meet
ings 10 Rock bridge ard Barbour. In his
own county. which is also the residence Of a
riga! aspiraut, Mr. Lstcher is declared to be
"the choice of the Democracy, first last and
oil the time" Such Il ties iimoniai will exert
a decisive effect on the Convention. In the
distant North Yves, Mr.. Letcher is scarcely
less appreciated by the Democracy. There,
too, be is urged for the nomination by an
unmistskab!e expression of popular opinion.
We have information frCm Underwater and
the South Side. which warrants us in affirm
ing that MIR. Letcher is not less strong in
those localities than in the Valley aad North
West. In short, be the Convention held at
whatever time or place, il it will only repre-
sent the masses of the Democracy, John
Letchcr will be next Governor Of Virginia.
We g farther, and predict his nomination
without a ballot--R,ch. South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
Agricultural.

The Patent Office is n receipt Of letter
from Major ii. c. Williams, dated at FL
Paso, Texas, Sept -. in which be describes
bis journey from Santa IL, in search OF cut
,irg. IRON the grape vines indigenous IN the
Southwestern portion Of the tnited States.
lie says bis arrival at FL Pa-o was oppOr-
tune, inasmuch as the grapes were just rIien-
ing and vine MAILING was to commence du-
ring the following week. The Blue Grape
he met with at I'll Paso and in New Mexico
is unrivslled by any varieties in the United
States, in every particular. tits represented
as tasting like the Isabella grape sweetened
with Loaf sugar. The White Grape is also
large and luscious, aud esteemed above the
Isabella for the table but not 30 good for
vine. The Blue Grape is most hardy and
prolific. AS the White grapes are going out
of season, MIR. w. thinks he will not be atle
to send any seed of that variety. Ut the blue
grape be is able TO collect seed. aud will send
them bone. This grape is already cultivat-
ed in Pennsylvania, and Maj. W. thinks they
nav be successfully cultivated in part Of the
United States Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
small Fnrms-Desp PIov,,o

Very much has bean said AMI much me-,
needs to be said, on the sUbiccl Of ieap9I.g
ing. 10 his address, delivered las. week 3,
the State Fair at Pittsburgh, Wm. A Suk.
esq, said some very sensible AMI r,..ra,
things on the subject. lie sag.
Having your farm Of SIZE adapted .
your means, the next point Is, how l,.!W Z.
cultivated Various, in many ether Te,pec..
this one general rule may be safely f..v
that the soil should be cultivated % :.
greatest practicable available degth. -.
practicable, meaning atta!uabG by cF!a.~
means, and when | speak Of available leg
| mean such depth as will -;ir W q -. %.
pable of contributing 10 vegetable lis.'
The great fault is THAI our farmer. q"
rspacious and try to cultivate too much 10 .
We never 10 oar life heard a tanner COMA:
that he had too much land, yet the UU-
that half OF then have too much.
IL is truth beyond all dispute. thai n e
money may be made out of farm Of Or
acres, properly cultivated, than what ]. p.
dinarily made out OF our wide two-tgo.'s:
acre farms. Nearly any one may Ecc,l.s
ced of this that will only take the roalt
look at the subject in the light o! q io.f O.
cula,iou; still the broad extent OF sc''.r
presents such attractions that farmer, ~ q"
face Oi their own interests, constantly Cot.
away for more land. Now it IL true .
the more land that is cultivated the ;'a.
will be the production, yet, it dor't ly g.
means follow, that the more surIac' '.l.
plowed end sown, the greater is the pa.
ton.
The true philosophy of the prodG@'r"
of land is we'll expressed above. j .,aa'.
in the quantity rendered avallaLe, 90. :.
quantity rendered available depeRl. a.ag
on depth as superficial extent v! h1I. b.
the advantages OF hayiGg the same a'aa.
quantity. in condensed limits, arc e az"
ent that the mere suggestion Is ruthaefi
show the excellence Of the system c]nna!.
for.
Our farmers ought to pay more ar'ri
to this subject. As agoneraI thing, they
the hardest laboring class of the commla0.
and stick to their work the closest 7e' '1.'
study progress less than any otaer.-'
ing Intel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
a,.bo, poan. and Rev. Mr.. Garden.

The Bishops in,erdict Of The Philadelphia
elerpyuan Who invited Methodist minister
to help BIN administer the communioo,
threatens to breed a civil war in the Church.
The High Churchmen, as in duty bound,
stand by the Bishop--wbile the EVangelieals
pitch in" to him. The Protestant Church
man says:
1--WE hope Mr.. Garden will yet have occa-
sion to preach il New Jersey. Then let the
penalty for not needing this arrogant inter
die, be assigned. Let the case come to trial.
1t would be only too refreshing TO get the
Bishop of New Jersey to trial, even ss prose-
cutor"-M. ]. Exp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE


ST. JOHNS, N. f., Oct. 1.-THE steamer
City Of Baltimore passed Cape Race, on FIJI
da7, with Liverpool dstes to the 29th ult.
The noUs by this arrival is briet.
From India the accounts say that tne
GHalior rebels were defeated on AuSrss ~
with loss Of seven hundred killed. he
British loss was but trlflng. The Fort OF
Pocurce surrendered, after thirty hours she'll
ing, to General Napier A force OF five bun,
dred police had also defeated four thousand
rebels.
The Atlantic telegraph controversy between
MIR. Whitehouse and the directors, is continu-
ed 10 the London papers.
Havre, Dunkirk, Dieppe, Calais and Bou-
losne are to BE- pu, in a state of defence.
The Kin. Of Prussia does not abdlcate.-
TIE Prince Of Prussia ooly becomes regent
until the physical and mental health Of the
King is restored.
MARKETS. -.Licerpool, September 81 Sales
of cotton to-day estimated at 1000 bales, IN
Guiding LOCO bales for speculation and ex-
port. Marie, quiet and prices generally un-
changed.
Breadstufs Flour is dull but prices gen
eralY unchanged. Wheat is in moderate de-
mand at lower rates for better classes, and Id.
lower for secondary and interior qualities
Cora is dull at Is. decline.
Provisions.-Tne market is dull and quota
tons nominal.
Produce is nominal.
London .N1rLets. Sugar is steady. Coffee
is steady. Rice Is steady. Ta!low steady,
bit inactive. Liaseed III 90. 61 Cg32s. 3D.
TuTpeutine 3SlG39s.
London .N,aey Market, TaeSddy -Consols
close at 9Si
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

Alexander Duncan, of Providence, is tax
ed for over four millions Of dollars. He is
undoubtedly the richest man in New Fog
land. 1t may be mentioned for the benefit
of those who are fond of "coincidences" that
there are just as many letters ard syllables
in bic name as in that Of the late Eoenezer
Francis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

Under the head of care We to have q
Northern and Southern Democracy-are
we to oppose the Republicans. and support
their policyf" the Union newspaper says
"There certainly seems to be more or less
danger that the Democratic organization in
this country, like that of the Republicans
and Americans, will become mere piece of
mosaic, 80 bit of white stone here and bit
of black stone there"--a species of hydra of
many heads, composed of many meu of
MANY minds"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

AT an election held at Orange CT. House,
on last September county court day, X. +.
Graves and o. II. P. Terrell were elected del
egates from tina. district, to the Farmers As
eembly, 10 meet in Petersburg on the LIST OF
Noyenber next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

There is not much to be said about the At
lantic Cable. The "fracture" $50 or 800 miles
from Vaientia is not mended, and, what is
worse, is not likely to be. Future prospects,
to say the least of it, are very uncertain. In
truth, nothing is certain at all. except that
the whole enterprise, so far as the stockhold-
ers are concerned, ia bad failure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

Elections took place yesterday 10 four
Northern States, Pennsylvania, Ohio, India
ma, and Minnesota, ell Of which, except Min
nesota, elect members of the next Congress.
The result of these elections will probably
determine the political complexion of the next
House of Representatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

+ 'MOKED BEEF AND TONGuES-The
~ subscriber has now on hand SMOKED
BEEF AND TONGUES, OF superior quality,
10 be mad at ais Stall in the Market, daring
market hours; also, at his Dwelling, on Duke
street near the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Depot JOHN z. EMERSON.
sen 4-2aw2ms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

The Blue Ridge Republican says:-"LocS
er, arrsigped for s,abbing Carpenter was
tried at the last Orange Circuit Court, and
sente need to the Pepitentiary for Il months.
He vii! apply for pardon, as we learn"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

1t is thought that at the next session OF
Congress, the plan of MIR. Boyce, of South
Carolina, for "inaugurating" the regular
"free trade system" will be taken up and
vote forced upon it. There is no idea of car
rying it-but the ayes and noes, it seems, are
wanted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

A letter from on officer of Captain Pope's
expedition, dated at Camp Pecos, advises of
the march of the expedition from tia. place,
and of the failure to complete the we'll which
thew we're boring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

The Petersburg (Va.) Express says that
conductor Conway, on the South Side Rail-
road, fell off passenger car, on the top of
which he was walking, on Saturday, aud
was not missed until the train had gone some
distance. Fortunately, be received no injury
from the fall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

There have been bat few .trssts this month,
even in the Northern parts Of the United
States. Could there be heavy one at the
South, it would greatly benefit the health
of several of the Southern cities, where yell
low fever now prevails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

The advantages secured to Russia by the
late treaty between Russia and China, are
said to be of great importance to the terrific
rial development Of the former.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

The New York Herald is, ''at this present
writing" strongly in favor Of Gen. Scott as
next President of the United S:ates-and
thinks be can certainly he elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
So02 O2Q 81
Showing net gain

SnOWIHR Etl gaII "--0' ""' -
The road earnings are $l69,1l2 &c, 500
in excess OF those Of the preceding year, and
show an increase of S47 ,G26 on the CORES
bonding nine months OF the year previous
The nine months OF the past year compared,
it will be borne in mind, embraced all Of the
panic months. The per centum Of expenses
on receipts was 80, and the net gain 3-32 per
cent. on the entire cost OF the road.
understand that the Board of Directors
announced ip our last paper for the Virginia
and Tenn essee Railroad, was entirely Dew,
the old ones, contrary to custom, having been
turned out LgnchJmg Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

~ FOR KEAT-TAe Property, corner of
u hing and Fayette streets, known as the
EAGLE HOTEL, will be rented together or
sePaTa:eIy.-The front building as a dwelling
and store, being first !ate stand tor business
and hs back building containing twelve rooms.
Tor Hotel or Boarding house. 70 good ten
ant the rent will be made moderate
oct ll-eoif MARTHA LUNT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

ID general assortment OF Boots Caters, Shoes
&c, Nc. tor Ladies Gentlemen, Misses, Boys.
and Chl!ren's wear, OF the best materials and
workmanship, can be found at
HARMON BURNS.
4Oo Pennsylvania Avenue. between 4 and 9Th
streets q few doors east OF National Hotel.
W Washington. sep lS--o2n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
BnIcnl Iruiila,

|: is estimated that there are in the United
States twenty-five thousand persons who make
their living, partially, BY the sale Of patent
medicines.
And il is estimated that abOn. four times
that nurber lose their living" by taking the
90 me medicines. - R1stoH Re.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
virginia and Tennessee Railroad.

FROM the annual report of the Directors of
the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road, for
last year. we learn that:
The gross earnings Of the road
have been S46S. 100 Ga
Less expepse of operating 244 $50 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

The New Orleans papers of the 7,h inst.
contain the particulars of the terrific explo-
sion Of the powder magazine at Havana,
which occurred at half-past 4, p. m, on the
Doth ult. The magazine is situated at the
head Of the harbor, and contained ever one
hundred AID fifty thousand pounds of gun
powder, several hundred loaded shells, to-
gether with large quantity of rockets, fire.
works, g., which exploded. The shock and
effect, as described by the residents of the
city, were truly awful. Thus far there have
been found in the ruins about the grounds 2o
dead bodies, and los wounded, four Of whom
died shortly after being removed to the hos
initial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

A stable was Get Oh fire, in Philadelphia
a few nights ago, and eight horses burned to
desth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

The municipal election takes place 10 bai'
timore to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

lSn PIECES BLACK VELVET RIBBONS
l,VJ all widths; also, another supply of
TRIMMINGS, Just received and Tor sale at greatly
reduced prices, al L. I. bEhkfs,
octll II king.st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

The Union Gays that the treaty between
the Uoited States and the Celestial Empire,
negotiated by Mr.. Commissioner Reed, has
been received at the Department Of State
Its terms will not be made public till after
the exchange Of ratifoaiions; but the reports
of the negotiations between the British,
French and Russian governments and the
Chinese, and the details given of the general
terms OF the conventions With those countries,
90 far to disclose the character Of that which
the American commissioner has sent home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

CHINA, GLASS AND QuEhNN",..,,',>.
" The subscribers are 10" fr g.'.'.. -.
New England" and ABBY ,1cHN
Liverpool. their FALL stfPhiihs - %
Glass and Queeusware 10 whlcE ne! l'.t .s..
call the attention OF Country Ati'H m 81. q.
trade generally, as they can aia VIII to.s..
in their line as cheap as they Cd" "
the United States ,rp COX : &
sep ls-eoIm K II. MILF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

DkUSHES.-A large assortment of Hair,
- Teeth Hat, Nail, Clotn, Comb, Shoe, and
busting Brushes OF good quality. and at low
prices, just received, al
H. B. WHETTlNGTON'S,
OCT - No. So. King.street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

No" on HAND, supply OF best Amer-
~ can SHEET IRON. Also receiving from
the manufacturers weekly supplies OF No. l
refined Bar Iron. All sizes made to order.
GEO L. BALDWIN,
sep % No II North Fairfax ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

(tOLuMBIA LAND OFFlCE ".
y DIs-RICT OF CoLUHBIA.-h,'>.. 4.
Sale and Exchange Of Farms I.aa.a ,.r
Lois, and Real Estate geas!".J ...r,.,.
sion, throughout the United state 80 >. %. ~.
VI. WATSON Il Gothic 10 ~ .....
the corner Of Indiana avenue ait .,
The attention O; LAID owr"rs 90 ys-~
Maryland who w4sn to shec' sac :. Va 70.
and other landed property. j. T'q ',,,.,,,..
above es'a bIishment as aioId.n- ,,..
the sale OF real estate, unequa"sO =, a..
any other agency. CiIcUlar' u1..%-.o.~
application.