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NEW SPRING GOODS.

q. h. WILMER BROS.,
lave just received-l0O pieces assorted
Ill Bleached Cottons
25pieces undrcsscd sup. Irish Linens, warran-
ted pure
So, 10, II. and 1874 Bleached Sheetinga
A. 9-S, and 81 Pillow Case COttons
9-S and 81 Linen
1914 and IA Linen Sheeting
Russia Diapers, Toweling, &c
Domestic Giughams
Bleached, Brown and Lead Drills
5 bales Osnaburgs
10 " Brown COttons
so pieces Pcntcntiary and Domestic Plads
20 Walnut and blue mixed Ducks
90 extra heavy striped and plain Osna-
burgs
5 " Linen Buraps
| case of Osnaburg Prints
pieces extra Al
Kentucky Jeans. Twecds, &c
100 pieces Fancy Prints. NH
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WHARF PROPERTY AT TRUSTEES SALE.

NHARF PROPERTY AT TRUSTEES SALE
w BY virtue of deed Of trus, from the Alb
ghany Mining Company. recorded in the uai"c %.
the Clerk of Alexandria County Court, on the
18th of January, 1853, the undersigned, us thu
tees, will sell at public auction, on the Prcmi.rs
on the CIR dnyoj april, 1859. NJ II ocIock. ". uu"
undivided third Of WHARF PR0PERIl and
premises situated and being in the city Of AlrNan.
dria Va, at or near the outlet lock Of the AIrNJr-
dria Canal, the other two-thrds being owned ny
the Borden Mining and Frosthur2 Coal Com 1ai,s
The whole property is that which has been u.. /
jointly by the said Companies, and Is suhJc'r 'o .
yearly rent of three hundred dollars, under -
lease of thirty years, from January ls'. l,io. 10
is also subject to the terms of an agrccm",i ir-
tween the said Companies, which can be seen by
application to the Agents OF either Of thc above
named Companies in this city,
This property is included in Il mortgag" fer
100000. payable ist Of January, 1871, WIN I9-
tcres at per ct, payable lst July and lst Jnuua.
ry. This mortgage also includes the whole OF i.o
Mines and Lands Of the Allegheny Mining ruIn-
pany in Allegheny County, Nd and in oicruS
the said Mipes aud Lands the Trustees have Zip.
ulated that the purchaser shall pay said Dor'rH-'.
that the property now offered shall not bn r"Ii"
for any part thereof. The terms Of sale Wi. hc
cash at the time of sale. Persons dcsirUus - ca
anime the property, do on applicdtiYu 10
Capt. ". J. BOOTHE.
EDWARD FRANKS, Trustee.
CHAS, A. SECOR,
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APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERNoR.-Col.
VIM. c. Scott, of the l02d Regiment Virginia
Militia, of Powhatan county, to be Brigadler
General of the 18th Brigade, vice Gen. VIM.
Ligon resigned, to rank as such from the I'D
Eehruary 1859
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Our Foreign Trade.

The imports of foreign merchandise at
this mort. last week, amounted in value to il
trifle over four millions and a half,-a mate
rial falling of, compared with the entries
for the week previous. The steamers City
of Manchester, Bremen, and Fulton.-all OF
which arrived on Saturday.-have valuable
cnrgoes, however, which largely swell the
Custom House receipts the current week.
Ne,r York E1presS.
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OBITUARY.

IN MEMORY OF MRS ELLA CRUTCHPIELD.
BLESSED are the dead that die in the Lord, that
thew may rest from their labors, and their works do
follow them" Rev. XIV. and IL.
Calmly now thy labors ended,
Rests thy spirit gentle friend;
From all earthly care defended,
All thy sorrows swectly end.
Living hearts would fain recall thee,
70 thy home so lone and drear,
But the Saviours arms enfold thee,
And we stay tho falling tear.
Heavenly joys are now before thee,
Iu yoa bright celestial sphere,
And fathers care is Ger thee
OH we cannot wish thee here.
Weary pilgrims, we ere toiling,
For the goal attained BY thee;
Waiting for the Saviour's calling,
Which will set our spirits free.
To our q cd We now resign thee,
knowing thou are truly blest;
Hoping sool, in Heaven to join thee,
Where the weary are At rest. n. >. [.
Locust Hill, Caroline County, February 20, 1852
D,yp. on Tuesday February sth, in Middleburg
VIRGINIA. Mrs. LUCINDA VI. WALTON. widow
of the late Rev. William c. Walton, of Hartford,
Connecticut Another bright and pure spirit has
passed from earth, to join the multitude OF the re-
deemed in Heaven. No one who knew Mrs. Wal
ton can doubt her full preparation to meet her
blessed Saviour and the spirit Of her sainted hus-
band. who just twenty five years ago, on the same
dsy of the week. of the same month, Tuesday, the
18th of February 1884 left his interesting field of
ministerial labor, in Hartford, to receive the re-
ward of his Divine Master. When told that she
must die, she received the tidings with manifest
ioy The Last few days of her life the nature fiber
disease scarcely allowed her TO speak in an audible
voice. Could she have expressed fully her feel
.ho hay a ned "a
her husband, when informed that he was going,
THAT is good news. good ne~s" Her remains
rest in the quiet family graveyard. in Jefferson
County, Virginia. near the mansion in which she
was born. Mr.. Walton was born and labored in
Virginia. during the greater portion of his minis
terial life: and for near years the below
ed and efficient Pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church in Alexandria.
DIED, on the 2Sth February, 1859, in the 10Th
wear of his age. ANTHONY SMITH, who at the
time of his decease and for six thrco years, with
short intermission. was a resident of Georgetown
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LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR, r,,,.,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,

VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AND LOT OF
Y GROUND AT PUBLIC SALE.-Ey virtue
of decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandra
County, Va, rendered at the May term. 10 IA
the suit of Waters, Zimmerman Co.. ptaiuu,.,
against James A. English, defendant, tir urrer
signed, as Commissioner therein named. viii pro
coed to sell, in front of the premises. at pubic a'.
on Saturday, the 26th day Of March, 1853, ar z
- o'cIock, NJ, a thrce-st"ry BRICK N",..
GA HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, si'Ia'ci
on the east side Of Fairfax. between King n"i
Cameron streets, in the city of AlcNnu'ria. Va.
and recently occupied by James A. English, u 4
Hardware Store. The lot fronts about 3@ feet "n
Fairfax street, and extends back. castwardy. y,
feet inches. more less. The Warf"u.' is
large. well built, and conveniently arranged go"
the location aS II business stand renders tn. l."-
perty very valuable.
TERMS OF SALR.-One- tenth of the pure BIS"
money to be paid in hand. and the residue ~ 'it"
equal instruments. mt q, II. ami Is month. nom
the d..y of sne-to be evidenced 10y bonds CO.. tar
purchaser with good personal security, bearing U-
tcrest from the day of SALE the title to be rct'
until the purchase money is fully paid and co."
property liable to be rcsod for failure 81 .hc
purchaser to comply with the terms Of sale"
WILLIAM J. TUBMhN.
feb li-2awts Commissioner Of -a.n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-02

WE would call the attention OF Carpenters and
w Builders to our large assortment of BUl LID
Frs HARDWARE. which We will sell at reduced
prices. We name in part
200 doz. Wilson's Sash Pullies, X, 2. q in No.
| and 2.
500 ditto Assorted Butts Loose and Fast Joints.
200 Kegs Assorted Avalon Nails.
large assortment Of Locks. Knobs, Bolts,
Screws, Strap Hinges. Files, &c. Persons wishing
to purchase will find it to their advantage to give
us a call Washington, feb l9-eo6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-02

lust received at SO, King street, corner Of R"y.i,
q 300 pairs Trace Chains, Of superior quality
100 kegs assorted Cut Nails
60 dozen papers Bristol Brick Powder, new
article, These goods have been purchased at very
low prices and will be sold wholesale and retail,
cheap for cash. Also. received beautiful a-sp.r-
ment Of Table, Pen and Pocket Cutlery AZ low
prices. Persons in want Of any article in the way
Of Hardware, will please call.
feb 30 JOHN T. CRRTGHTrS
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LOCAL MS.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

An election for municipal officers took
? ace in this city, yesterday, and passed off
i'll very orderly and quiet manner. We
give below the result:
For Mayor.
WARDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-02

LroroR TRADE REyERSED.--We recently
observed in the warehouse Of Messrs.
Marshall & Ward, of this place, a quantity
of whiskey from the celebrated distillery of
Thomas II. Fisher & Co. This, we learn,
was intended for shipment South, to New
Orleans, Galveston, Nicksburg, Raymond,
Memphis, and Augusta, Ga, and is por-
ton Of very EXTENSIVE orders intended for
those quarters. When we reflect upon the
immense quantities Of liquors annually I'M
ported into Virginia, and the abundant sup
plies of grain and facilities for internal trans
portation, which are now presented TO our
enterprising citizens, we are surprised that
she should pay tax Of such enormous
amount to the distilleries of the north and
west for whiskcy, at least, of doubtful char
acter. Whilst we look upon intcmperance
as a great evil, one way to abate it, might be
to favor the sale and use of genuine
liquors, made and manufactured amongst
ourselves of our own grain and by our
own people. Such we understand to be
the pure Rye, all Rye, Copper distilled noun
tain Whisky. made by Thomas III. Fisher &
Co., of Linden, Warren county, Va.
GEoRGErowS ELECTIoN.-Thc Georgetown
municipal election took place on Monday,
and was conducted in an orderly manner,
without fighting or extraordinary distur-
bance. 1t resulted in the reelection of the
present incumbent of the Mayoralty, r. r.
Crawford esq, by a plurality of nineteen
votes. The vote for Crawford was SOL: for
Addison 80: for Magruder 80. For Coun-
cilmen the following were elected: Stake
5G5: F.. Pickrell SCI; Dunlap 800; King $50;
Bangs 5j3: Hyde Ga; Tcnney 564; ID. l..
Shoemaker SO: Ofut 5SS; Lazenby $40;
Marbury 81. The first three are all who
are understood to be in political sympathy
with the Mayor. Some irregularty is re-
portcd in the Second Ward, which may cause
the election there to be contestcd.-.Nm.
Int
Mr.. SIckLEs.-The clerk of Mr.. Sickles
requests US To say that Mr. Sickles having
been committed on Sunday, further hearing
before magistrate will be waived for the
reasons that the criminal court will COM
mence ON Monday, and, being in confne-
mcnt. he will be entitled without delay to
an immediate and final trial. Further ex-
animation before committing magistrate
would involve a long investigation of the
distressing circumstances without final result.
and might procrastinate the period of Getting
the case before a jury. Numerous offers of
bail have been pouring in upon Mr.. SicklNs,
ever since ne was commttcd but, having vol
unfairly placed himself at once in the hands
of public justice, he prefers patiently t"
remain until mis- act shall be finally pronoun-
ced upon by a jury of his country, after a
complete and full hearing of the case. And
while this may subject him to some incon-
vcnienco, his own feelings and the feelings
of others involved. whom he is willing, ~ far
as possible to spare, will he saved repeated
discussion of the unhappy circumstances at
tending this case.-Wah. star If yesterday
~ tjerunuU
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MOUNT PLEASANT FOR SALE.

Nl ton of decree of the Circuit Court Of Falr.
fax County, rendered at June term, 1875, ~ lie
suit OF Thatcher Perkins ". Edward Cow.iU- a'd
ais, the undersigned will offer for sale, ~ pa .'
auction in 'front.' of the Mayors Office. ~ The cay
of Alexandria, on FRIDAY, the Isl c"g O.. .lg,,..
1859, AT II o'ciock, H., the TRACT OF LAM row
occupied by the said Thatcher PerkIrs. ~ Oh"
County of Fairfax, called MOUNT PLEAS NJ.
and containing $50 Acres, more or less Tbs INC.
of land binds ON the Mount Vernon road. b. Ni,'--
ted on a commanding eminencc, overlootr- i4e
city of Alexandria, from which il is ds'an; a. ~
two miles. The soil is good. and the land H.. '''u
much improved by the present occupant wn" hs,
also lately erected upon it handsome nnd q. M
-. modious DWELLING HOUSE, al co.,, Of
La:a some four or five thousand dollars 1hcllacc
is so well known, n to render further d"scul nrn
unnecessary.
TERMs.-0ne tenth Of the purchase m"Eey WI
he required in hand; the balance in three 'fVsI
nstalmcnts, at 8, II, and Is months from IT,, rSy
OF SALE the deferred payments 10 lear interest. l'
be secured by the bonds of the purchase. WIN
approved security, and retention of the title urii
said deferred payments are made; the cast ny
rnent TO be forfeited, and the land reso,d. ~ he
purchasers risk, on failure to comply with The
terms of sale.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR, c.,...,..
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OFFICE CHESAPEAKE < ONO CANAL Co.
" .Lir,.t.n Enh LIZ $40

WasIlISIUH, FVU. To, I0'''
IN pursuance Of resolution of the Stockholders.
| and the requirement of the Commissioners OF
Public Works of the State of Maryland, notice is
hereby given, that special General Meeting Of
the Stockholders of the CHESAPEAKE OHIO
CANAL COMPANY. will be held at the Office of
the Company, on Thm.d"y, The 2th IF March "er'
enruinq NJ II o'cIock. W.
feb IS-wtd W. :. RINGGOLD, Sccy.
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CHEAP CARPETiNGS. OIL CLOTHS, AND
" CURTAIN MATERIA S.-McmbGrs of Con
grcss and Strangers returning home. who wish to
beautifv aud make more comfortable their houses,
are invited to our storc No. I. Market Space that
they may see oar large and attractive stock Of all
kinds of superior Furniture Dry Goods.
We are prepared TO furnish aud carefully pack Tor
transportation any of the newest designs. aS well
a. the standard pattern, of elegant Medallion,
Velvet. brussels, and Tapestry Carpctinss of the
make of the Mcssrs Crosby & Sons. Parloc, Ilo-
mans. and other celebrated manufacturers.
Al.o. royal double extra, extra heavy Three ply
and Double Ingram Carpeting.
These are new and fresh goods, and in elegant
colors and designs.
Also. rich Rug. and Parlor Mats matching any
of the above.
Also. rich Curtain Materials, with MI the belong
ingS in great variety
Superior and wr-scasoncd Floor Oil-Cloths.
which we cut and pack to tit any sized hall, room,
or passage.
Also. rich French and English Piano and Table
covers.
Superior Russian, Flemish, Scotch, and hish
Linen ShcctingS and Table Damasks i'll pieces.
Cloths all sizes. Napkins and Towels.
In consequence of the advanced stage Of the
season. and the low rates at which we purchased
the above goods we are prepared and will engage
to furnish whatever may he bought Of MS at much
lower figures than the ZANE goods may he had
elsewhere We cordially invite all having n de-
sire to see for themselves TO visit our store mt the
address above stated.
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1889. AIM A N A c
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures

-
ARRIVED.
Schr. Tram Smith. McCircrn, Fall River. to Bor-
den Mining Co.
Schr. A. V. Bedsll. Rider. New York, to Jas. C.
Nevstt
Schr. Fleetwood Burr. New York. to 5. Shinn
Schr Florence, Hams. Norfolk, freight to heat
Bro, N Boush, and others
SAILED.
Schr. Richard Borden, Arnold. Fall River, BY
Borden Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Arthur White Kelly. for this port, sailed
from Bristol. (Wales,) 4th ult
Schr. John Alexander, Lewis, for this port, SAIL
ed from Richmond, 26th ult.
Schr. Polly Price, Adams, hence at Dlghton'
25th ult.
Schrs WIN. Henry, Passapea, for this port and
T.. Matthews. Bailey. for Washington, cid at
Philadelphia, 26th ult.
Schr. Friendship, Applegarth, for this port, cid
at Baltimore. 2sth ult.
EXCELSIOR HOPED SKIRTS, FRENCH
II MAKE.-These skirts are formed OF thirty
light. but durable. first quality steel springs, and
are thought to be the best Hoop ever introduced,
Tor sale at [mh p RICHARDS ITO king-st.
EL0WER SEED-A large assortment Of choice
l. varieties, lust received from d. Landreth
Son, for sale by J. LEADBEATER SON,
Sd mo 2 Stabler's Old Stand.
AVN GRASS SEED.-Mixed English Lawn
- Grass Seed, just received, and for sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER d SON,
Sd moo Stabler's Old Stand.
ECINN'S WILD CHERRY PECT0RAL is
~ the best remedy for Coughs and Colds. Sold
by PEEL, STEVENS 4 CO.,
nh or.-of King and Alfred-sts.
RAkGA1NS.-ws hsye just received GEN
- TLEMEN'S SHIRTS. which We will sell at
~ cents piece. S. / W. MEYENBURG,
Ih Ssrepts Hall.
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NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAY IRIS OF
" ALEXANDRIA CITY AND COUNTY
The time is near at hand when | shall have to re-
turn all property delinquent. upon which the
taxes have not been paid for the year 1888. Wish
ing to avoid expense TO owners of property, or un
pleasant feelings, hope this notice will be duly
regarded. c. VI. CASTLEMAN, Sheriff.
IA
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SUMMERDEEN WHISKEY


FNHE manufacturer of this celebrated old fash
i toned WHISkEY, suitable for family. medic-
nal and other purposes, will fill orders for any
part of the United States. 1t can be furnished of
any age, from two TO five years old Circulars,
and schedule Of price, sent free, to any address.
WILLIAM KERR,
Summer, Augusta County, Virginia.
Sold by RIDGELl, HAMPTON L CO.. Alex
andria. Virginia.
Extract from the Richmond Dispatch.
OLD SuNMERDEEH WHISKEY.-We have received
from NJ. BLAIR 4 Co.. Il bottle Of Old Summerdeen
Whiskey, manufactured by Mr.. KERR, of Augusta
county. 1t has flavor as soft and refreshing as
a Southern wind and is fully up to the imported
French brandies i'll quality and purity.
DIPLOMA or THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS lNsTI-
rurE.-This diploma, of the first class, was award
cd by the Virginia Hechonics' Institute, for the
promotion of the Mechanic Arts, to WILLIAM
KERR, of Augusta county, for Summerdcen Wits
key exhibited at the exhibition of articles OF Amer
lean manufacture. held in the city Of Richmond on
tn day of November, 1854.
J. A. DELVIN, President.
JAEES W. LEwELLgS, Secretary.
feb 2l--colm
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DIANO TUNING.-lT II. I. DE.SSI IS from
L Chickerns L Sons, Iallet. Davis & Co.. ar':
formerly With Il. Davis, Washington, aIs0. Tuner
10 Thalburg, will atteRd 10 tuniug aud TcIuirIu-
PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS, and all
kinds Of musical Instruments All work Ir't ut
No. 3, Exchange Block, King street, AlsXaudris.
warranted satisfactory. ian
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Dealers in all kinds of superior Furniture
Dry Goods, No. 1, Market Space

CHEMICALLY PURE BLACK NRlIlNG
" FLUID.-This highly remarkable compound
possesses the astonishing property of depositing a
black mark upon any surface which will act Is IN
abstract. Upon first flowing from the pen. ii leaves
a blush black prccipitate upon paper, and III ~
hours jet black results to the establishment of the
pcnman 1t flows a. liquidly from the pen as the
water in the channel Of majestic Potomac, ami
combines chemically with the ultimate particles of
the papyraccous compound with the tenacity Of
grim death.
Those who wish to record the present and its
affairs for the benefit Of future generations will do
well 10 furnish themselves with full supply Of
this remarkable chemical agent.
Four rnts Just deliberately compounded by
JAS ENTWISLE. JR,,
,,L . Manufacturing Chemist - King 81
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OTICE,-This is to give notice that it j. U,r'.-
~ sary To close our books to the lst Of Januar!
All our accounts have heen made of and present
ed. Those of our friends that can make Il cDu,"
nent 10 call and settle, will confer favor ~
doing at their earliest convenience. Thosc thht
cannot, will he called on in few day
ian Is ASHBY 4 WOOD.
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lst. 2nd 3rd. ith. Total.
"wm. D. Massey....2i3 l79 800 lS9 9lO
For Auditor.
WARDS.
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lst. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. Total.
sS.J. Mccormick. ..232 1000 sos l9i 734
For Attorney.
WARDS.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
BY :. J. cCORMICK-Arcuo>rlu.
SALE THIS DAY.
WILL BE OFFERED AT PUEBLO A.
w TION. at 10 o'clock on Saturday. ma -Ft
;,., At the Warehouse No. 81 South lri"u street.
for account of whom it may concern. {" pay ir'-Ii
and charges-the same having been sayin- Do '''ir
for over three years.
2 Large THRESHERS and cLEANhh'' .'..-
bcrts Pateut.l
ISTAVE or sHINGLE MACHINE, uN'"'.,
PATENT
Large PL0UGHS.
feb l2-eo2w STEFHEH shiN','
1r.t,~ The above sale is postponed to H''l"''"'g
n,Tt. ID Starch, at same tim. and place.
feb est STEPHEN SIlAN.
A VALUABLE FARM IN ALEXANDRIA
n COUNTY. VA, FOR SALE.--lU rur.uar.'
of decree of the Circuit Court Of A,Naa"...'
County. Va. rendered at the November .riu. ''.',
of said Court in the suit at Char", ". I". -
and wife. vs. John T. Donaldson and other, .'"
undersigned. Commissioner of sale theron nai..'.
will offer for sale, at public auction. %" t"..'.
the 18th day Of February, 1899. al l. " ''..,. ...'
in front OF the Mayor, Office. in the city " A'E-
andria, Va, all that tract of Land 81 wif'' joan
Donaldson died seized, ontainiu about Ei"ilb
Two ACRES. There is ~ the land .N..t
80 stone DWELLING. Said land Is situate. ID
III. the said County of Alexandria. about ..r
mile from the Georgetown Ferry, and adl'!us 1893
lands of the late Andrew Hoover, - H"s.. -'t
Others.
The Terms of Sale, as prescribed by tie ",.r'r
are as follows One tenth Of the purcha,r m.i'T
to be paid in cash the day of sale aud the r',-
due in three equal instruments at Sin, twelve AND
eighteen months respectively, from the "aH ..
sale the deferred payments to bcar ihtcrr'i i'il
the day of SALE and to be secured by the h..'. .,
the purchaser, with approved security--thc u.' 80
the property to be retained until the whoie ". ire
purchase money is paid.
Gss- II. Dorsey Donaldson who reside, oil a."
land will show the same to persons wIs.".- 20
purchase. ALBERT STUART , Conan D..
Jan ll-2awts CHAS. +. STUART, 81 sd.
Gfs- The above sale is postponed until >'''.-
day the 26h day Of March. 1883, when tie 'Hn"
will take place in front of the Market House. 100
Georgetown, d. C., at the same hour.
ALBERT STUART, ComWr'.
feb lS-2awts CHAS. T.. STUART. -, s.l..
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For superintendent Of Gas.
WARDS.
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WOODS HAIR RESTORER.- further sup
w ply received and for sale by
feb9 II. COOK 4 CO., Sarepta Han.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-02

ELOWER SEED-A large assortment Of choice
L varieties, lust received from d. Landreth
Son, for sale by J. LEADBEATER & SON,
Sd mo2 Stabler's Old Stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-02

AVN GRASS SEED.-Mixed English Lawn
~ Grass Seed, just received, and for sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER d son,
Sd mo- Stnhler's Old Stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-02

SUPERIOR OLD BRANDY, Scotch and Rye
y Whskey, in Cases of doz. each.
feb IL +. A. MARBURY.