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Fires in New York.

Abou, ven n'cock ON Wednesday n.elt a 6re was
J.,s p, ~ o.,. -, - ~ :, ,r :, ~ -
psJoV VIZ, ~ ~ lo. 'use u hs' ward NO III
49, '.in -, q WI. ~ '.sl'o'ueu " c a''l
NV asic y, ~ NJ oc.ov vHehseu 10 INC roo'
-, oo uis w nil. Mmas soOek VIII amount 10 about
S-ooo ,eu 1o' 90 oVo On SUCK ana fixtures III the
~, -, a. y; IaIt VI uie n'st Hoor ana
80, ,, ,i 49, ~, 1 80 y =. r. y :, LAW Us AhtoNe
~ ., e =, 49, 800 ',uou. sioo: 10 insurance
go I 49,, S.,H ~ i'i M ,s s. PEN
snop, 80 a, e o. -, nv ing pui''hs Is
u',s . sio9 a.u W ue lisul.u, g'a VI hre
"'Nio""i suppose" ''''i S0''o 'eoi"'i'"i 'tuse'
FIRE IN BROADWAY.
About O'Clock Thursday morning a fire was
discovered on the second floor OF the building
No .o3 Bsoadway IN the promises occupied BY G. X.
Bishop, doaler IN steel fancy goods. III, danes
soon oNiingushed by the hremen. The damage 70 ilr
Dishop's stock Is mostly by wscr and Will be about
$500; Insured r 81 500 In tic Stuyvcsant and 81 500
~ nc Astor insurance company. The upper noo,s are
ccrurea by :. lienemon, as mantiia cstabshmcft
7iock lightly damaged by water: insured for So 600 in
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uniform, and made splondi appearance. The scvcrth
turned our wen, and marched well be tClr asshhy
clothes faded and torn and rusty cspr ertracbt mv~h
from their soldierly appearance with ncN uniforms e
neat, handsome style, thcy vii faus fccll a. n"ns N
the field The Ninth roglfnent--IlaNk Y1gafciiclt-
ed well mcrited pimcni from the commanding Gene
raj who considers them the crack regiment ihs degart
ment They were out IN full strength
lieutenant Hooks section OF light artillery alshoorh
lately formed gives promise OF future reputation eas
% the celebrated in our army An scrd nfs ica
officer in his branch OF the service, he cannot TAI IN
making his section of tho battery valuable sd 20
our forces at Newport News Altogether the rsio~ was
very successful Affair." and each regiment seemed 10 VIE
with the other in presenting most fayorabie caecl by
their soldicry bearing and drill Much Of this pgclccucy
they have attained under the able and intcl.ni COM
mand Of Colonel (now Brgadicr Genera Phelps, late ~
the First Vermont, who continues in command q ibs
post.
correspondent Of Of the Philadelphia papers at
This point gave in late letter what rurpnrttd % be an
account Of The expedition up tho rckomoc found, in tn
steamers Fanny, Adrlac and Fanny Ciiwlllaicr, the
whole under the command OF Lieutrani Cr shy Of the
United States Navy. In that letter, afteg h rdcrng
along he insnuacs in broad terms that the AZ INT Lieu
is believed 10 be sccessonist dSut al 10 his
nag besides being good deal Of coward. llo audos
to several retreats that Lieutenant Crosby ordered. ant
puts language in his mouth that uttered or
course the report false Throughout. There were
renehs nj an; for after every thing had been accom-
Who knows Iioutennnt Crosbv me- NJ Ia A.
~ brovc and cliyniro,s ~, aoi". 49, - 50
IS ia tho seryicnoto who is orer lovs ~ Ills ga- ana
hrartv hatar nr ever,tl'in, ia. 10 2Isc od w.
g,ead of hrir,, ~ -,a,, h, rs - t +,
and q n ,yosthv rn,,rcsct,,e ~ In, et,'
rho onirore who ace ,n,noniaI ,,n ct, ,,,i ,
exception Who v;as MOI calei uno, tnst"n - ~ lt"G
1 rr,,, ,,t,attn I'm NIL a. ,fs,tas i ,,
Ned nrolrst,i Tr,ins3 i've e;i ntc,, ans 90 n
,yboi,sao .lnlaT ON I'm, rharsric.ot I, ',,, rei
,nt mi. 40 mn ,N -, ,a 49,, ,''''' o'py'
front - hey gag twas crccrci ~ anv tnc I'm, oe,e, M
co,nulishiny NJ 'h,crt or an, cr,,iy,, y, az 60, ,
We rorarv ,ern,i - no ~, "a .,,,ia ~ , t
toyiltJ an3 ,cr,, ,eri, 9o" a. a.. % - - ia ~
from bagirnu, f. crI ~ II 10 dre T., " % ~, 10 coz a1
iov,I ma, mo, ME no ~" =, so' ''i No
The famous cnfior U,rret sno ar ~, NOV, ,,os,or
dov rorn;rg ,n,l d,na ,cd ~, r,j,, - '.,,,
nah ON jnpoisnpt b1snoss connected Vim ue niocl
'ii - ~ -, ~, , won W ''''ft'',
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IIIHTE TUT. 'NVslc f'Itl4s.'
August l5.--ln the matter Of opening Seventy SIKH
street the motion to discharge tho stay proceedings
granted.
In tho case of Ezra ~ Marshall against the t-tcn Islq,a
Railroad Company, reference was ordered TO Michael "
soer ESQ., nominate suitable person i6 receiver -
take the necessary security.
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IuErrOOL VIA On A-fet lf5fip ftuns Nts Sllh.
I4hn nalc, r.l M Nrnn, ~, cild SEQ infant; hr
krnlsiur~r NJ tslncs, hr smith - Jnncs NJ aud Mr.
ruhfrei jackson. Nfss Barbour, w Stewart, Ma
Naclci asa s'n, fo'd, NJ inaa, John smith, pr
fs.frE Af Etaar hf srl -IsfIHtllte. vs. lalfslH, y
stern stern. NJ NIes, Nr N.er Nrt ~ VI Hart Gen
p1eiln Mstftr smith AZ Matter, 81 j,ce-. NJ lsv.
acstrus NJ ildrh. AR as. Mgs Harvey. Mr. Grccscsid
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Commissioners of Charities and Corrcc-
ton.


ton.
regular meeting Of the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction held yesterday, President Draper in
the chair
Areport from the Committee on Typus Fever ut Belle
Hospital handed in, from which II appears that
from the 1st Of June 10 the 26th Of July twenty
of fever were admitted into the female ward Of
which nine have since died In the male ward eleven
cases were admitted, OF which three have died. Thcse
cases were principally from Baxter, Mulberry and Mott
streets.
From he report of the Committee Of the Whole it ap
pears that during the two weeks ending August l5 COG
persons have been transferred 10 the oskhouse on
BlackwePs Island Or this number 2i2 were males and
1854 females.
The Warden of Randars Island reports the death Of
Ebenezer Jessup engineer who has filled that position for
tho last thirteen years with felity and TO the full salts
faction Ct the several administrations during that period
The contract for heating and yetating the extension
Of building for Inmates was awarded 10 James o. Morse
& Co, their proposal being the lowest received.
The report OF tile Committee Typhus Fever was
adopted and copy ordered DO sent to the Mayor as
President Of the Board Of Health, accompanied BY
quest from Mr. Simeon Draper, showing TINT action
the localities referred TO.
communication received from the committee ap-
pointed to inquire into the subject of the reception at
Bellevue Hospital of retained soldiers requiring surgical
and medical treatment from which IL appears that vcln
eers, after being mustered into the service of the lnted
states are not legally entitled TO admttanee 10 the New
York Hospital but untE definite unicrs's nding is
had with the authorities at Washington volunteers raised
outside the State organization will enjoy its privileges
The cash receipts from the 1st to the 10Th amount.
cd 20 STAT 49,
The following resolution unanimously Adopted
Resolved That the rcsd mt and Secretary this Board
draw their rep son the Comptroller OF the City New
York to issue his warrant payable to the order of
President and Secretary. the of fifty Thousand
dollars Said amount to be paid the appropriation
for Tho Department OF Public Charities and Correction for
the year 1861.
From thc weekly statement It appears that 235i per
Sons have been admitted 10 the Institutions during the
past week The whole number remaining there on the
lOl inst was S,3)sa decrease of 80 the preceding
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATToIsEY's OFFICE.
AUGUST 13--warrants were issued to-day against
Robert j. Walker ex Governor Of kansas, apd
Of Brooklyn as surstics for Geo N SGnlee, cx.Na4y
Aren't at this port who, II IS said, IS dearltn 80 ie
government 10 the amount of s2l 600. The Joint boGl a,
Moses Walker and Secor is for $40 600
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SOUTHERN SECRET SERVICE MONEY IN
NEW JEESEy
PRESS AND PEOPLE TO BE sUBoRNED SOUTHERN
AGENTS DISTRIBI TING sECBFd SERVICE MONEY TO
NEW JERSEY PApERs-:j 900 BLOOD MONEY LEFT
y NEW ARK TO AID TREASON fiiEi.i.
rl.nnul tlLn I.LEraAl1 L,.n. 4 ~ A


l'rom the Paterson Gual d an August H.
Tie rebels and dcstroycrs OF the Union work in
Ne Middle saes: During tn last fortnight agents Of
no Southern cofoioracy have been visiting various sec.
Nons of New Jersey, inauguatrg moycm MS for sys-
ienac peace mectinx throughout the state individuals
have boon cueranteCd against all expense and these
treason movements ave been organized with d!abocM
7hrcwincss through dupes wiling tools in the late
lGa,kinri Ire party, who 10 crafty Their hate, would
fop % crlmbo our ifce ius'nt oIs for the sake &c
tahilshi1g southern monarchy.
Tho leading Rrccsnrdyc democratic newspapers cf
New Jersey have commenced systematic warfare against
nl to measures ~ the government - Sustain the Union
~ have been informed, what consider good au-
uorty that 49, were received in Newark, the
A l HuasIy secret Service Fund TO be applied in sup
ff.tg ceaion papers IA our state and to be expended
lr tie rp peace necti&r5.
Abs accounts for the reasonable mcn,s Of these
hyppuuCa lapcrs which giving aid and comfort
o. cuUAy "a tbc NORTH and by advocating peace and
colllfuu "a armed rebels, endeavormg dishearen
the rc0rfc m.t . cabarrass the government.
Too Nita.E BE aug JVno predicts certain defeat for
lhr Nnfh. llN t'iinr of that mcndaoous sheet pro.
ci.nc n's ~ stly OF 10000 men had been defeated
NaIls a. ans row irlit0rousv olares that our
rtem.rs aro hiBg iof lor liberties" The HunterGon
sa -a c1tiin long communication evidently writ
ai tsc south, IA which President Lincoln alluded to
can 90 sthcTn mudsil.' The True incyicOn teens
El'a cl.ndern ideas aud llbci sen a.enis
8 thorn booi money II being eXended IN New Jers y
o raec meetings AMI treason ncwsnapers, Their agents
H' nT traFerun8 our state un1er the Amusement Of
yrs4 Bro kmrdAe politicians pnlluNnc the people with
f.ei Team tic ioleral treasury OF wrung from their
p.' yet'ms "a, he South
l-uu. % those cmissaTics Of the Southern foe BE
Nt7 ~ these gents Of iroas0n nom abroad and iher
p sfinla,hzars hfrc-+MArk them well and remember
'a-l ote iHr ELL inne 20 ic TN stain Of his
trfa.iefy rnsi HIM "a did Gods mark os iuamy upon
Ve mnf Can ~, the memory Of JSdas be his,
500 ~ DIT, clfrcn pnl his children chiirer 10 cursc
..n ~ lh, ,'tilt Of las country Know ttt wherever
- fN'c L'atnt a.t hold they are The iKernal ma
cAhss N a- u'rHi-il zoe, and that tho secession
meWsptpcrs 0 New Irgey src receiving nav from the
No.tcomery Secret service Fud-the blood mos cy circu.
ia vs. tho rCbcs io sodIco weak men and weaA presses
'on 'h'f "'y 70 'n'ir country IA the hour Of p%ril
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SKlTfUL CilTROpoDl-T--lR Blsl1SS HAS
a phcti-d tha treatment oi turns, Lunioaf M
Nails diseased Joints, &C. lie Is skiia and SUCCESSOR
Cflcr 2l2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street
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ENIrIsH sHIrs Do Az Tnr nRncKANE.

tter ifcm Boston gentleman 40 S. johns. y.
y fiaics thai W. y !cGttc, cf Clnr.eton g. O. on
Nf1 Ntai's are made in la4 .1f thu go0ds puI-
e' q p oston Cor tbs southern c5nlcsotatS is az The
NNt NHeo a. lohrr. ilt .laItf.ti- 4, In In,
O. f'at ciy 90 ndrr. tll,fn 20 idn mo block
hgi4h fas "'' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03
West, Wolfe, Payne, Duke,

West, Wolfe, Payne, Duke,
Prince, Alfred, King, Patrick,
Columbus. Wolfe, Alfred, Wilke,
Duke, Pitt, Prince, st. Asaph,
Wash'n., Franklin, ST. Asaph, Gibbon
Henry, Duke. Patrick, Wolfe,
Wolfe, Alfred, Duke, Columbus,
Prince, Henry, King, Fayettc,
Alfred, Duke, Patrick, Wolfe,
Alfred, Duke. Patrick, Wolfe,
Gibhon, Wilke, Alfred. Patrick,
Prince, Alfred, Patrick, Duke,
Prince, Alfred, Patrick, Duke,
Prince, Alfred, Patrick, Duke,
Prince. Alfred, Patrick, Duke
Peyton, King, Prince.
Commerce, Duke, Prince, West.
Commerce. Duke, Prince, West,
Commerce. Duke, Prince, West,
Duke, Prince, Fayctte, Payne.
Duke, Prince, Fayette, Payne.
Prince, st. Asaph, Duke, Pitt,
Wolfe, Columbus. Alfred, Wilke,
Peyton, Prince, Commerce,
West, Commerce. Prince, Duke,
Commerce, Prince, Peyton, King,
Franklin, Columbus. Gihbou, Alfred
Franklin, Columbus, Gibbon, Alfred
West, Duke, Commerce, Prince,
Duke, Alfred, Wolfe, Patrick,
franklin, Alfred, Columbus, Gibbon,
Duke, ST. Asaph, Wolfe, Pitt,
Duke, st. Asaph, Wolfe, Pitt.
Franklin. Alfred, Columbus, Gibbon,
Duke, St. Asaph, Wolfe. Pitt,
Wolfe. Alfred, Patrick, Wilke,
Dnke, West, Prince, Commerce,
Duke, West, Prince, Commerce,
Duke, Alfred, Patrick, Wolfe,
st. Asaph, Gihbon, Pitt, Franklin,
Duke, Patrick, Prince, Alfred,
Duke, Patrick, Prince, Alfred,
Wash'n., Columbus, Franklin,
Peyton, Prince, Commerce,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03
STREETS BOUNDING THE SQUARE IN
WHICH THE PROPERTY LlES.

Pitt, Royal. Montgomery, First,
FnirfaX, Royal, Montgomery, First,
Wafer, Montgomery. Fairfax, First
Fairfax, Royal, Montgomery, First,
Firss. Fairfax, Montgomery, Water,
Pitt, Montgomery. Royal, First,
Royal. Or"noco, Fairfax, Princess,
Fairfax, Pcndleton, Wythc, Royal,
Princess. Fairfax. Royal. Queen,
Water, Princess, Fairfax, Queen.
Water. Princess. Union. Queen.
Oronoco. Fairfax, Water, Pcndlcton.
Union, Princess. Queen, and River,
Fairfax. Cameron, Water, King,
Queen, Fairfax, Princess. Royal,
Union, King, Water, Prince.
Fairfax. Montgomery, First, Water,
Royal, Fairfax, 0ronoco, Princess,
Water, Pendlet"n, Wythe, Fairfax,
Madison. Royal, Fairfax, Wythe,
Union, Princess, Oronoco, River,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03
TAKES


thereof
m I,re h
e IA
The pnAo opro h
vofslApa rthepoo t
aforesaid p
oinLnI fnosuhp ountrbe bed
subnu tn erd enpem hs
moi il
Tesew wIc,mm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03

NABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MANtFhC-
y TORY So. l3O King street. A|era"dri", Va.
Having lately fitted up one of the hnndScmcSt
and most spacious Warcronms i'll the city, for the
FURNITURE BUSINESS, ! respectfully INVITE
public attention to my large stock Of FtRN l.
TURE, which | am constantly increasing. Per
sons visiting city will find it To their adVar-
tayc to give me a call, as the range of my 6ooD>'
in respect to quality and price is such aS to ;oVsr
the wants and views Of all. My stock com rls''s
Mahogany Sofas Rocking, Cane an1 Wood Sen'
Sitting Chairs, Sdeboards, Dressing Bureaus
tmarblo top aud plain.) Marble Top and Plain
Wash Stands, Marble Top Sofa, Card, Book and
Fancy Tables, Cottage Set. BedStead> OF all pat
terms. such as High, Fielding, French i.ow-PoSt
Trundle BedseadS, several patterns OF Cottage
Bedsteads; Hat Racks, WardrQbes. Looking Glas.
ses, and "A large number of other articles embraced
in the business.
Gas- Bois, Bosters, Pillows, Mattresses, &c.
constantly on hand.
oct 2-tf JAMES r. DFVAUGHN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03

lot and imp. West and Wolfe,
2 lots & imp. Prince st. and alley,
lot and imp. Columbus,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot and imp. st. Asaph,
2 lots and imp. Henry,
lot Wolfe and Alfred
lot and imp. Prince,
lot Alfred.
lot and imp. Alfred,
lot and imp. Gibbon and Wilke,
lot and Imp. Alfred and Duke,
2 lots and imp. Alfred and Duke,
3 lots and imp. Alfred and Alley,
lot and imp. Prince,
lot and imp. Peyton,
Q lots and imp. Commerce.
> lots and imp. Commerce,
; lots and imp. Commerce,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot Duke and Fayette,
lot and imp. Prince.
lst and imp. Wilke,
lot and imp. Peyton,
lot West and Commerce,
lot and imp. Commerce,
lot and imp. Columbus & franklin
lot Peyton and Commerce,
lot Duke and Commerce,
lot Duke and Alley,
lot Franklin,
lot st. Asaph,
lot Duke,
lot ST. Asaph,
lot Franklin,
lot Duke,
3 lots and imp. Wolfe and Alfred,
3 lots and imp. West,
lot and imp. Commerce,
lot Alfred,
lot st. Asaph, Gibhon, Franklin,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot on alley,
lot and imp. Gibbon.
lot and imp. feyton,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

TOAL OIL AND LAMPS.-Wc have just re-
~ ceivcd another large lot of pure PARAFFINE Z
OIL direct from the works Of the Virginia Coal
and Oil Company Of kanawha County, Va, and
can recommend it being very superior. We
are The wholesale Agents for this place: also, on
hand full assortment OF COAL OIL LAMPS,
large and small, Burners, Chimneys Wicks,
Hanging Lamps. Side Lamps, with rchectors,
Glass and Paper Shades, Chimney Brushes, &C.,
&c all of which we can sell at the lowest prices
LEADBEATER & CO.,
- mol1 Nos. ) and I, South Fairfax ST.
DURE GROUND S SPI CES, &c.-Nutmegs,
4 Mace, Ginger, Cloves, Allspicc, Black Pep
per- Mustard. Cayenne Pepper, Super Carb. So
da, Yeast Powders, Azume, Flavoring Extracts,
Cox's Gclatinc, American Isingass, Bermuda
Arrow Root, Canaway Seeds, Rose Water, Ext.
Coffee, pure Salt Petre Hops, Oil Lemon Homo
pathc Cocoa, Ground Rice, &c , received, and for
sale by HENRY COOK & CO,
dec lj Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03

lot Wolfe street,
lot Franklin street,
lot and Improvement Wolfe street
lot Water street.
lot aud imp Water street,
lot Union,
lot Wilke and Royal,
lot Union,
lot Union and Wolfe,
lot Union and Wolfe,
lot and imp. Wolfe,
lot and imp. Union,
lot and imp. Union,
lot and imp. Upion,
lot Union.
lot and imp. Fairfax,
lot Fairfax,
lot Fairfax, Franklin, and Royal,
lot and imp. Wilkc
lot and imp. Water,
lot and imp. Water street and alley
lot and imp. Water,
lot and imp. Franklin and Fairfax
lot and imp. Fairfax.
lot and imp. Fairfax.
lot and imp. Fairfax,
lot aud imp. Fairfax,
lot and imp. Fairfax and Duke,
lot Franklin.
lot Strand,
lot Union,
lot Strand,
lot Union 81 , River, & Franklin 81,
lot Pitt,
lot Gibhon,
lot Duke.
lot and imp. on alley,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot Union.
lot Royal,
lot Fairfax,
lot and imp. Royal
lot dHu ii'lI'. "'iS,
lot Duke and Union,
lot and imp. Union,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot and imp. Water,
lot and imp. Alley and Wafer st.
lot and stable Alley and Water ST..
lot Fairfax,
sqr. Gibbon, Royal, Franklin, Pitt,
lot Water ST. and River,
lot Prince,
lot and imp. Royal,
lot and imp. Prince,
lot Wnter,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03
DRAIN PIPE

VXTE HAVE received samples of "STEAM
w PRESSED STONEW ARE DRAIN PlPE,
and will take orders for the same. in any quaint
ties Of any desired size, from inches To SO III
diameter, in 8 feet lengths This pipe will answer
f,ll rs well rs Lead Iron Pine, AT much less
cost. for all purposes Of conducting water to or
from buildings, by the natural how where there is
no pressure strain.
Farmers or Others who have Springs at dis
tance from their dwellings or barn yards. at a
moderate elcvation will find Il great advantage
in the use Of this pipe.
Sumnles exhibited. and any information reqnir-
ed. will be chccrfuly given on application TO
smoo2 R. II. MILLER. son It co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03

Faycltc, Pcnd!ctrn. Payne, Wythc,
West, Madison. Payne, Wythc,
Madison, Wythc, Payne, Fayci'c,
Henry. Patrick, Madison. Wythe,
Madison, Wythe, Faycttc, Henry,
Cameron. Payne, Queen. FayctIe,
West. Wythe, Payne, Pcndlci"n.
Wvthe, Pendlcton, West 81. and Line
ST. Asaph. 0ronor". Pitt, Pcnd'rton.
Columbus, MONTY, Washington, First
Wash H., C1lumb'-. Madison, ,M"nfg'y
Mputgom'y, St.ASarh. Wash'n., First
ST. Asaph, Pitt, Montgomery, FIRST,
First. .WaSh'n., Columbus. Montgomery
Alfred. pcndlcton. Patrick, Orcnoru,
Fayettc. Cameron, Henry, Queen,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03

lot Pitt, Royal. Montgomery,
lot Fuirfax. Royal, Montgomery,
lot Water and First,
lot Fairfax and Royal.
lot FIRST. Fairfax, and Line,
lot Pitt and Royal,
lot Royal, Oronoco, and Fairfax,
lot Water st. and River.
sqr. and imp Royal street,
lot Princess,
lot Water,
lot Water and Princess.
lot Oronoco and Pepdlcton,
lot Union t" River.
lot and imp. Fairfax,
lot and imp. Queen,
lot and imp. Union to Alley,
lot Fairfax street and Line.
half square Royal,
half square Water and Pendletop.
half Sq. Madison, Royal, Fairfax,
lot Union, Princess st. and River,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03

sqr Fnycttc, Pcndleton, Payne,
>uuarc West, Madison, Payne
! Sqr Fayctta. Pcndlcton, Payne,
square Henry ani Patrick.
sqr Patrick. WASHINGTON. Wyth'
!! square Cameron and Payne,
! >qr West, Wythc. Payne.
! Sqr Wythe street ;nd Line.
lot st. ASaph and pcndlrtra,
lot Columbus and Montgomery,
lot Washington and Columbus.
OF Montgomery, st. A>aph, WaSh'I
lot st Asaph and Pitt,
lot Washington Road.
lot and imp. Alfred,
lot Fayctte 81. anl Alley,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-03

l2 mol Nos. T. South Fairfax street.
DLACK STICK POMADE, IIaucl's Erasive
ID Soap: Wilhor'S Cod Liver Oil: Custilc Soap;
Cochine.I: Husbands IsngaSs Adhesive Plaster;
Hops: G!rcerine; CopaibaS and Cubcb Capsules,
Just received aud for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, JR.,
dec % Aputhecary. "a King street.
II ER0SENE AMPS, Shades, Chimneys,
N WickS, Globes, &c. Also, extra Burners for
altering Lamps, just received by
WM. A. HART No. 112 King
next door to the Marshall House.
no" Sign Of the Golden Mortar. dec 29
IOLLOWAY'S LARGE, MEDIUM and small
4 Arnicl Plastcrs; Browns Bronchial Iroches;
Chloratc Potash; Ayers Pictoral Chlorotorm, just
received and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLf,, JR,
dec 90 Apothccary. 81 King street.
OROUP SYRUP; Syrup Squills; Cream Tartar;
~ EPSON Salts: Sugar Lead: Browns jamaica
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