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What are Good Medicines?

What are Good Medicines?
A LM0Sr every family in the country Is obliged te
n depend IN great me ,sdre upon popular pat sn'
medicines. doTc business done with them by drug
gists cry year, than with ali their other articles
together. Ia suSh important matter, what folly
cor mi ted, aud loss of life incurred, By using un-
kno~n aud dangerous remedies, when q reliable anC
authenticated medicine like the Grsefenberg Family
remedies, can be obtained in any TOW In the UnItet
States
FOLLOWING:
- In every instance, Ear a long and extensive
acqu .intInce enables to Judge, Tue Graeicnborg
Family Medicines have done All that Is claimed
tIem" (The Vegetable Psiis, Utsrine CsIthotcon and
Green Mountain UsHtaeItt, aoOTk Rtrdcies.)
L A. Fox, t'astor Pres. Church, Speneer, n. Y.
Wa. T. lDE, Practising Pny sioian, Beayerdam, MI
w. SUsHSEtI, NJ. D.. Hartford, Ohio.
JAMES wnsoN, West Bedford, OHIO.
ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent,
aug3 Nashville
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IJAyiSe eeassi eus J. G BARDEx a,1 ,. c.
II pAi1AN = cos eniire iassFest a ne
lnseaswafe, China, and Class Buxius<s.

hsretst9Fa ceadsesed a. No. q EubIe square knnNn
- HAS thSA HALL. xe propose a ssli tbs pre-
s-nt very large and we'll ezsofed ss9ck casa and
pc u eaalsl1ers rrzcns tnals befe<ofore-
toe as ara ecllclts cal 1ro<n all. and hopes 20
neni i'esrsi peiFoaass Esem thelr loFnzr eosien-
auga-u A. H. HICKS a co.
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SneciaI Nafice.

az he 81 day ~ august I sost % A. III HICKS ana
~ JosiN =, htlusr0S ny entrs stock oI Queens
s.fes China snd ~ -, tsEelhcr Mia nv Hooks
Aots AGcsAnts, ani ollter esideeces Of deAfs. and
Ahry -isas are aathorzsd collect aud roeept TOR
isr sane J. C. DARDEN
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Choice Bacon.

WE have in store, aud for sale, a small lot OF
w choice Family Bacon, cured by OF the bes
conniseurs in the country.
MILL, HOOPER CO.,
sepe Nos. = and Market st.
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llsw firms.


4 HAVE thisday associated slth me Al basinsss, y
IL ~. Su-kkSoN and EDWARD 2. EDHARiS- Tns
o1spees ei hercafler be conductsd under the style
of KIN AKIEs, 6ILklSoS 4 co.
October eth, is1s 10. EDWARDS
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A usw supply ofshe best article, jus, received b
luarss JOHN YokE Z co
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New YORK. Sept. "a. The steamer Kanga-
roo sailed for Liverpool to-day with upwards
of 5 900 900 in specie.
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/ retiring from the business, respectfully beg
Il leave " tender ny warniest thanks 20 my nnper-
friends for the kiRd liberal patronage extend
ed b. them 20 The old nrnl solicit for ny success
sors continuance Of the same.
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Dissolution.
Dissolution.

"A he cOpartnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned was this day dissolved by mu.
tuai ;1nsrn Mr.. AIRS BRowS, So, having purchased
al " BROWN iis entire interest. The business Will
be continued al the old stand under rm style Of
kAIAs, BR0WS a Co. T. H. RAMS
J. W. BKOWS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26

A ~ HERDS Giikss SAID. iszs F.e'red ana 1.
a .z's - fs'Ns He"~S 4 8" :
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DR. W. W. HURLEK,

Q.ATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN }
,ENDERs his prof .ssionai services 20 the citizens
Il OF Nashville and vicinity. he has been actively
engaged in the practice of his Profession In all us
branches fer the last sixteen years, and hopes By
strict Attention be able render satisfaction to all
who may favor him with acaIl-
once No. AK Cherry street, Capt Stockelfs
new residence Residence Pearl street, South NASH
vile. apr25-du
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professional Garos.
DR.. A. w. MESECK,

Ur. n. w. mESEOA,
IRON Prussia, for thirteeen years in this 1un-
Il try, with great success in his practice. His once
Is on College street, corner Of Line, where ne may
be consuited personally or by letter.
Every disease, II trusted 70 hr In time must van
sh under his skillful and genius treafmeat for AZ
fictitious Of the lungs. be has peculiar success
fol treatment, experimental GA himself
apr2I-u ftt
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Yin NoonnS.

Il AN prep red - pat on iln Es-ots best Engiish
Il kzing Tn IA the approtsa naanner ana AZ
slsssrt aoflce ia tne CITY Csa4try,
Prices rs los De 4oae he STATE. Rsfsz
70 arehItects and Eftscip4 eniidsrs v NsshvElls.
aagfS-u j. W. WILSON.
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Illinois Banks. 5 dis
All notes of this STATE
should be cOuntersigned b.
the state Ofhoer, beng
then secured by deposiI
ot state Stocks. when thic
is moi done they are un
saleable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
DIED.

At his residence, Prospect Hill, Prince ,ie"rges
county MARYLAND. ON Tuesday, july 30, 1917, Mi.
JOHN NJ BROWN, aged 81 y"ars.
At Edwards Depot Mississippi on Friday. the
stb ultimc of consumption, Mrs. ELlEAbh III
NJ. BYRNE, wife of John ). Byrne, es'ly"t \iehs-
burrh, formerly OF Washington.
On the 18th utimo, at the Lombard street lnhr.
mary Baltimore, after painful ana Pr'traetea
illness, Captain WILLIAM b. FRANK, IN the
4sth wear OF his age. lie sustained ms suiierings
with the most exemplary patience and resignation
IN the Divine will aud amld his affection was con
.olsd and supported by the animated hopes OF the
Christian Calmly reposing by faith upon the
bosom of his God and saviour he passed away
from tho scene of his suferinss leaving the as=ur
ance that his spirit has winged It's blessed hisht 10
tbs bright and better land, where 1.-THE wicked
cease from troubling aud the weary are at rest.
On Monday the 18th ultimo, in Washington
Kentucky. DAVID BR0NAUGH, esq, second
sop Of DaYid Bronaugh aud Ann Sandidge late OF
Spotsyiyania county, Virginia IN has 10Th veal
bayine patiently borne his great suffering since
the o6tb of September last, on which day no was
seized With violent paralytic stroke
IN m. 9Th ult, at his residence in Loudoun
connty. Mr.. BENZ. BROWN, in the 18th year OF
his are. lie died heleYed aud esteemed by alarge
num6er Of friends, who esteemed Inn Tor his pro,
h;,v and integrity. His life was long, but passed
in n correct walk and conversation WITH AZ n'-
friends aud usighbsr., and Mas '"'ed ny all "h"
knew him.
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COMMUNICATED.
Tobacco.

Many ofthe farmers of Rappahannock and
Fauquier. have commenced the culture Of To-
hacco in Il small way, with Il view to increase
operations in that line OF husiness-some
few have twenty to thirty acres, but general
ly the average is two to three acres.
The late downfall in the price Of wheat
will give all timely chance Ia decide before
entering upon Summer iallow, Us To the best
course to adopt 1t is evident that no far
mer can afford to raise wheat with the use
of Guano, for less than one dollar net per
bushe, and he must he 4 neat manager VIII"
makes a profit ut that The owners oi the
rich lands of the west have the udvant'g
of Virginia farmers in land, but we have the
advantage on the score of labor, and the
needed desideratum is how that labor shall
be applied to the best advantage.
Tobacco like cotton, is II crop best adapted
to slave labor. Some fifty years ago the
great staple of this region was tobacco. We
are frequently told that our lands were then
by its culture greatly Impoverished quite
likely; and it is also likely that every other
crop of that day contributed to that end. We
realize better things at the present day.
We have now the capacity and the means t =
obvate that evil We have clover, plaster
and many other fertilizers, not then known
or desired. We have realized the value OF
the Barn Yard fertilizer, ana give earnest
attention to its procurement Farming has
become science al increasing renown.-
The most eminent fer wisdom ana virtue
are its asprants L. theory Is taught III the
schools and through the press.
All of those facilities We're unkn"wn-as
also the vastness OF labor saving machines
half a century ago.
The custom then was to clear held, run
it down and clear another. The soil oi the
fertile hills soon driitrd tu the valleys and
the rivers 1t WAS not this or that crop, hut
all crops and all farmers that Impoverished
the soil And finally we need have no fears
about exhuusting our soil with Tobacco" crop
ping, because such was the case with our
fathers Instead OF following for wheat, We
can SOW il on our tobacco land and no more.
Oats on the corn land raise plenty OF grass
for stock Wheat straw is II poor thing tor
stock, and poor improyer OF the s"lI. am
in Tor tobacco as II staple crop, l. e. il ""trE
crop. H.
Rappahannock county, July 90, 1852.
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MARRIED.

At St Mary's Church, on tho 9TH ult. by the
Rev Peter Eroes. FRANCIS BRANNAGAA and
MARY MURPHY.
On the 18th, 10y the same. PATRICK BAlNE
and WINIFRED DOYLE. all Of this city.
At the residence Of the brides father, near Lou
iss Court House, on Wednesday, the 2u.h ait, Nj.
". II. MELTON and bliss ANNIE h., daughter
Of John Buck. esq. all of Louisa county. Va.
un the 18th "t July, 1899, lay th" Rev. C. l..
Vundeyanter, THOMAS II. SHORT. of ilanni
bal. Missouri. formerly al loUdoun county, Va.
to Miss ELIZA j. EEWLN, OF the former place.
On tho aSih ullmo. 10y the Eey. Z. ID. Gurlcy,
u. D.. MIR. HENRY &. LAUCk, To Miss SlpDlE
L MrCLERN both of Washington.
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1853.
A L n A N A e
II A BIN Il LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANuRIA--JULY 30.
ERIy KID.

Arrived.
Barque Albion Lincoln, Pinkhsm, Portland,
uluster To- VIM. II. FDwle L Son.
Schr Diamond State, Cary, Baltimore, gusno to
I. g. Neyctt.
Schr Ben Shepard, Codry. Philadelphia, coal to
Wheat 4 Bro.
S,hr. Waymark, HamInouJs, Mattox, wheat I"
Washington 4 ca.
schr Mary aud Ann. Flowers. Sandy Point
wheat to Washington Co.
Schr Marion, Carter Aqua. wheat to Washing
ton i Ga.
Schr Mary Jane. Gray, Naujemoy, corn to Wash
ingtou Co.
Schr. Columbia. Brandt, Nomini, wheat to Wash
ingtuu 4 C."
$tea,aer Jane, Guy Page, Currioman, wheat to
Washington Co.
Schr. Jas. f. Price. Burton. Baltimore. pig iron
Ls Vim. II. f"wle 4 Son.
Schr. ". {. Durtec, Hall, Fall River, by Borden
Mining Ia.
Schr. II. Warsick, Shropshire. Albany, by Bor-
leu Mining Co.
Schr. Vim. kennedy, Christy, Philadelphia. by
ID b. Smith.
Schr. Joseph Guest. Rainier, Wareham, by T. J.
Mehahey.
S,hr l.. T. Ferguson, Smith. Boston, by T. J.
Nchshcy.
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore, by
Wheat 1 Bro.
MsNoRASDA.
Big Rolling Wave, Hail. hence at Fall River
10Th inst.
Brig Mary A.. Baxter, cleared at Portland. for
thu port. 18th inst.
Schr Lucy l.. sharp Compton, hence 1T Boston
18th inst.
Schr 4. II. Manchester, Nickerson, cid. at Bos-
tou Tor this port, 2Sth inst.
'Schrs Chr"uometer, PiersOn, and +. W. dardi-
uer Bourne hence at Providence 9th inst.
Sehr :. 4 X. Small, Donovan, hence at Ports
mouth 2GIh inst
Schr. Il. 5. Sheppard. Marsh, cid. at Philadel-
lhla, ior tins port, 18th inst.
Schr }. Sparks. Rogers, hence at Wareham 9th
INST
Sehr Caroline Anderson, ED. at Wareham, for
Thu port, eth lust.
>rhr Grace Darling, Mason, cid ut New York,
lot Frederick burg. 2sth.
>rhr Minerva. hall, from Georgetown, arrived
al Fall River 10Th INST
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ICON MCNICATED.

"ruE GREAT AWAKENING N IRELAND =
Geo. IL. Steward. esq, President of the late
Convention Of the i,n,ng Mems Christian
Association, nt Troy. stated at the Fulton
Street Prayer meeting. a few days ago, that lao
had Just received letters from Ireland. which
fully sustained all the published accounts Of
the wonderful revival going on i'll that r"nn-
try aud that the half could not he told, for
no written statement could describe the Spirit
of the work. 10000 We're gathered into one
Praying assembly, at Belfast, III one "t the
great gardens of the city. Clergymen from
various parts of England and Scotland had
visited the country to make observations oh
the character of the work, and were satisfied
of its eennineness. The interest is spread
ing over the country rs also through Wales
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-! ssssssas sss
CANAL MERGE.
ARRIVED. July 2q

boat Ii. ". McGlarcy, to Borden Mining Co.
Boats Wary Ellen. aud DR.. p. 4. Healey, to
fowe 4 Co.
4 ihER THINGS BESIDES MUSIC.-In ad.
~ d't"n t" the largest stock Of MUSIC ever
Kept III this place, or either of the cities of the
District, keep constantly u well selected variety
" Writing aud other PAPERS, Envelopes, Inks,
rsh'' Pencils, aud i'll fact about every thing in
'"iei under the general head of STATIONARY.
.N'"' Combs. Brushes. Soaps, Perfumory, Knives,
s's'"rs Silver rhimbles, Key Rings, Porto Mo
ase'' heh"ules, Work Boxes, Writing Desks IN
uah'sany, Rosewood and Morocco; Port FoliOs,
'"'' Eases, Call Bells, Head Dress Pins. different
","f> thessmen. D"minoes, Wax Matches, Water
Ny"''' Revolving Dice Boxes, "a new article;)
'a.henatl'al Instruments, and great many 9th
:. "'hs> which To name would make this notice
~ "he In conclusion, | will just say they are
." ''' sale at the very lowest rates.
aug 1T lSent.l JOHN II. PARROTT.
RAAAMAl from the subscriber, my negro
~ man JEFF SMITH, on Thursday, 2lst ult.
"a very bright mulatts, about 25 years Of age,
So" nearly straight, high cheek bones, short but
S NV pa' hose. wears moustache generally, quite
y'''a sa0uiiered for his height-about five feot
m'he, high, generally pale, and Of quick
T. ana wonid pass for white man Id the
20 - Tue eIefiug will give the usual regard
y 'taaHays, icggght in this county or elSey here.
~ vas last seen IN Warrentou. va, on the day he
w has Tiio at Mr.. McC9rmick's, in Al
''4Id'1a' and mother in Williamsburg, Virginia.
y, F. LEWIS MARSHALL.
'ui1'hr county, aug l. eO6t
RrEhfOkD aHTFFMAN'S WHEAT
prDhiLLS-SEYM0UR' WHEAT DRILLS
,nNNock'S WHEAT DRILLS--We are now
., 10 furnish any of the sbGro Drills, with
T"n"ut the husno and Seed attachments.
,ha ass wishing 10 purchase, will please send in
'4s'f orders early. Address
ADDISON, WALLACE 4 CO,
No IL Union-st., Alex. Va.
tH"iLl FLouR.-HNON d BRO. have on
T., Sala aud expect +" keep during the season, y
.s.' very Superior family aoHr. ground fran new
IA lhey recommend it very superior and
" all Respects ~ WEIGHS.
No. ~ King street.
toofED SHlRTS-A new aud superior arti-
- Hs of STEEL EXTENSION SKIRTS. inst
,s,e Ecu snl tor sale " very low prize
5. i W. MEYENBERG.
AuhiCULTUkAL sALT-2.OuO bush. Salt,
w Sale low, by Uy22i KNOX / BRO.
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ST. JOHNS ACADEMY, Alexandria, Va.

TINIE TWENTY FIRST ANNUAL SESSION
i will commence "n Monday, September the
9TH, and end the 10Th of June. 1854.
-CHARGE
For Board aul Tuition per session. payable
>cm ANNUALLY az ",icomc.................s oh
For Tuition Der session, payable quarterly 20 90
For Tuition hy the W.
Latin. Greek. French. and Incidental expenses
are extra charges for day scholars. but not for
hoarders.
Circulars containing list of Students, &c, &c,
can be obtained at any OF the Book Stores, or will
hp sent 10y mail, on addressing
RICHARD l.. CARNE, Jr..
aug l--law3wE Principal
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DIV T. NTUIN AUENU1
BY JAMES RICHARD SMOOT.

4 + THE SOLICITATION OF SEVERAL
~ friends. | have been induced to establish M
agency for the sale of CATTLE, SHEEP, &C., in
this and the District markets, Washington and
Ge"rgct"wu.) Having the advantage OF lots and
pastures convenient to the Cattle Scales, persons
tayoring me with consignmentS Of their stock, are
assured that they will be propei!y cared for, aud
sold 10 the very best advantage at the lowest rate
of commission. most respectfully solicit the pa
tronage OF tue farmers and graziers throughout
the State, and for puncIuali,y aud responsibility,
refer them To- the following named firms and IN
.iN lual-
Col. John VI. Harrison, Loudoun Couaty, Va.
DR.. ". l.. Cochran, "
Is. +. RiNey, Fauquier County, Virginia.
\. Loughb"rough "
T. A. Brewis, Alexandria, Virginia.
Marshall i Ward, " d"
T. $. Any information desired will lao cheerful
ly given. 10y addressing Tue At Alexandria, Va.
jy 20-2awl,a j. X. ;.
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MRS. McCORMICK's SCHOOL.

MRS MCCORMICK desires To inform her
wi friends and the public generally, that she
will resume the duties al her school the first
Monday in September next
The course of study pursued. will comprise all
the branches requisite 10 thorough English edu-
cation.
In addition t" her day scholars, she is DESTROYS "t
receiving into her family, few pupils ~ b"arders,
aged from Ia to Il years, who will bc under her
immediate care aud oversight.
Fer terms ana further particulars apply at her
residence No - Cameron street. ia yI-rott
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
MlunI EEl ~. lll.nnI y Enl.AIA "a

ms. HGINN, PrirciJ"m
FINiIE dutir> of this School will hc resumed Oh
i the ~ "j August nrrt. The year is divided
int" tw" terms. tive months ea"h,l commencing
the 1T "f February aud lst "i August.
The Studies pursued embrace Spelling; Reading;
Arithmetic; English Grammar; Geography Com
POSITION Natural Modern, and Ancient History;
Natural Philosophy; Latin French; Music, Vocal
and lnstrumenall Drawing; Crotchetlng; Fancy
knitting. and Embroidery.
Mr.. Net has had u long experience in teach
iug. Her discipline j. mild aud firm, tending to
promote the happiness and best interests al the
young ladies committed Ia her
Board and Tuition i'll English, ,inrluding
rr"tcheting. Fancy Knitting and Embroi-
derry per term Of i've months, (p"g"hi"
ndrIHrr S1O w
tNIRA CHARGES
Latin. French, Music. aud Drawing, per
term (.ach 81
Furnished Room, Washing Fuel, aud Lights 90
Ioun. Ladies' attending thi- School, will have
the advantage al three resident Teachers, I" assiS,
them before ana after hours, III the progress of
their studies.
y. B.-Mr MEG. will take few Boys, under )
years of age. AT $500 per session Of months, for
Board aud Tuition.
Ess- For further particulars. address
JOHN II. McGlNN.
4
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Tn. reduction of the rate OF interest by til.
Bank of EoglanI attracts attention. For some
tim, the bank has felt il impossible to compete
with the private establishments with three 2
cent minimum. when in Lombard street the best
Nm. we're being taken ut ! to I r cent lower, es
,,.,r,ly A. the supplies Of capital in the market
have been enlarging in greater proportion than
IA. means OF employment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

In. New York Post notices an important deri-
ann. rendered hy Judge Sutherland, of the New
y.r. supreme Court. The Bank OF the Common
.,,lrh applied tor manlamus to compel the Tax
,.,,,ni..inn.r. to remit the taxes on SlO3,OOe oil
rh,ir rarit.l stock, the ground that, being in
.,,.i in stocks Of the United States, that portion
Of their capital was exempt from taxation. JUS
nee sutherland holds, however, that the bank was
L..unI 10 nay the tax.
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itON MCNIC ATED.


We have always been sadly deficient in
beautiful drives around our city, and | have
attributed to this fact the small number Of
private carriages owned by our citizens. and
the poor encouragement received by our pub
lie couyeyunces. Our Washington turnpike
.upplied to some extent this want, but since
the construction Of the railroad has made 1t
dangerous, the Leeshurg turnpike has he"n
more resorted to. Thanks IL II few entrrprIS-
ing citizens Of this city and neighl'"rh"od'
this want has been overcome in the well en-
gineered and finely constructed road now IN
progress to Mount Vernon.
For the information of the uninItIated,
state: You cross Hunting Creek bridge,
with fine view and refreshing breeze, turn
Ing Immediately to the left after crossing, and
keeping in view for three miles the Potomac.
intersperscd with various cralt-the high
bluffs of Maryland. and the handsome farms
that line this road its entire length: beyond
this distance YOU become envelnped on each
side with the green verdure of the forest trees,
and the air impregnatrd with the odnr Of
new mown hay; passing various shady hooks
making one feel that he is really out "t the
heated city, and in the breezy country.
When the Alexandria, Mount Vernon and
Accotink turnpike shall be completed It's Ell.
tire distance, an attractive drive will be III
forded us. which will overcome II great loss,
and afford another source "t en- ioyment 10 our
inhabitants. while many will prefer thus
route to Washington Home, " to the present
mode Of conveyance W.
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ia, urea Britain, for Europe, on Thursday.
took sigaUOU in specie, and the shipment from
New York, "u Friday, promised To be from ST.
so 900 To tl750oOO. Rothschild, it is stated,
viii shIp fhuu. UNn.
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"opGSoN's IMPROVED DIAMOND cE-
II MENT. for Joining broken China, Glass,
F,r,benwars. Metals, Cabinet work, and all apty
articles. price 2ac. per bottle. Iu. ,erei.el. aid
fur sale by PEEL. sIh' rNS - - -,
aug corner Ni"S ""' ~ W -
AJOTICE.--An adjourned meeting OF 'he S.oe~
~ h.lJsrs of the Alexaudria Steam Ferry Com
nsnv will be held at the Ropms of tue torn TX
Change. This (Moujayl evening, at 4 o'c'nek.
sus lit ID. X. blackjack. Secretary
.coN-2u hhls. Sides and 81 builders, Ter
b sale by Lily Isl WHEAT bRo.
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AUCTION SALES.
By L. VI. K-AuCTIu>EtR
SALE rms DAY.
gAIE nv rA Nov nnnnc

SALE OF FANCY GOODS.
FINllE undersigned will offer At public sale. his
remaining stock of VARIETY GOODS. com
lnencing To day. (Monday,) Mt 10 o'clock. 4 NJ.
continuing from day To day until the stock y dts
posed of. ii. b. WHlrrlNGTUN,
aug lit; 50 King 1T, ell
nuBLlC SALE OF L0UD0uN LAND.-Thr
i undersigned will expose To public sale, without
sser,e shout noon, before the Court house door in
Leesburg, Monday, The Sch day Of A"y"'t, DE
ing Court day. 1889, the tract Of land i"Einetl!
owned by Richard Houser, containing 2oo AtRLS
"t excellent land. Said land lie, "n Goose Greek,
about :. miles south of Leesburg, within two and
half miles %, the Alexandria, L"udouu and iiamr-
shire RAILROAD large portion is we'll set IN grass,
nnd Is III good farming condition, being lad INTO
eight fields, with plenty Of water.
s.. The BUILDINGS are very comfortaLle-
XII MIR. X. \. Moran, who live, on IT will Iabe
pleasure IN showing It 10 any one desn"u- to rur-
chase
TERus-sl 800 III hand, or within thirty day..
The balance IN two equal annual payments, with
interest from day OF sale. Possession given hr,t
January. j. II. GtLlCk.
". K. BRADSHAW, Aucuvneer.
Aliie, L"udoun county Va. aug l-ecrs
CARGO SALE IN RICHMOND.
Ito BAGS Rio COFFEE AT AUCTION
+. ILL IL Double BAGS We shall sell at
suction ut our Warehouse, On the Basin, f,,-
dan, OH Of Auyast nsTt, at III o'c'Or!, A. ~,
4,ll7 BAGS RIO COFFEE, i'll double bags,
beiag the carg" Of the Bsrquo Wntrei, inst ami
we'd direct from Rio dc Janero.
This COFFEE was selected expressly for our
market. and is SAID to be the best cargo that hn,
been sent To this port during the year.
TERMS Pour months credit tor approved ne
g"tiablc PAPER. CRENSHAW co.
Will Ice added to the above sale
29S BAGS prime Laguyru COFFEE
60 BBLS L Extra SUGAR
50 do. Coffee do
10 do. Coffee do
lliIDS. New Orleans do
100 BONES Adamuntinc CANDLES.
CRENSHAW & co