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LOCAL NEWS.

FILES OF THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.--In
reply to many inquiries which we receive on
the subject, We will state that the bound vol
umes of the Alexandria Gazette, from 1900 to
1861, were fortunately preserved, and were not
destroyed at the time the Office was sacked and
burned by an incendiary mob Of soldiers, dur
ing what Gen. Slough, subsequently,, officially
declared was reign of terror" in this place,
1--WE do not know but that "a reign Of terror
was not occasionally experienced at later pc
Rod But the files had been removed to a
private residence, and thus escaped the general
wreck Everything else, in the Office, was ut
terly destroyed 1.-The soldier snot allowing many
articles, that could have been saved, to be re-
moved And, all this, without the slightest
excused provocation, save the publication OF
the particulars of an outrage in church, which
hundreds had seen, and which were vouchcd for
by some of our most respectable citizens under
their own names However, that has passed
Still, memory will bring back that deed, and
some of its ':concomitants The files of which
we speak, thus saved, are always open for those
Of our citizens who may at any time wish to
examine them, for reference, in law suits, for
advertisements, Tor dates, marriages, deaths, or
incidents or news, important to be recalled
They contain complete history of Alexandria
for more than sixty years, besides being a val
liable record of all public intelligence, foreign
and domestic, during that period. We may
mention, in this connexion, that previous to It's
incendiary destruction, military guard, for
projections, as it was facetiously said, had
been placed in the Office. This ''guard,' Or
their friends and associates, by their permits
sion threw the types into what printers tcchni-
cally call ''pi' broke the presses, and stole and
carried off almost the whole Of a valuable IL
brary. louis custodiet ipsos custodes - A
box Of the books, marked on the fly leaves,
with the names Of the Brother Toms Aunt
Sallys Cousin James, and Sister Susans, to
whom they were to be sent as presents, by the
thieves was found afterwards, buried under an
ash pile, in the yard Of the Office, where they
had been secrctcd by thcsc wrctches, previous
to their intended removal ont of the State Of
Virginia
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ic 15-2awtd L. B. TAYLOR, 0o"ni
ExECUToR,s AND ADMINISTRATORS

TXECUTOR'S AND ADMINISTRATORS
T. SALE.-On III tuesday, the 18th day Of
June 1866, if fair, if not the next fair day, We
will offer for sale, at public auction, TO the high
est bidder, at lakewood, near Warrenton. Eau.
quier county, the PERSONAL ESTATE of
Margaret g. Lee, deceased, and RoDt =. Scott,
deceased, consisting in part of some Hundred
Barrels of Corn, Five or Six Thousand Pounds
Hay, 2 Horses IL Fine Mich Cows, 2 Yoke of
Oxen, Bull, Young Steers, Yearlings, Calves,
Hogs, Farming Implements, all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, including good Piano,
Sewing Machine, Mahogany Sofas and Chairs,
Plate, Glass and China Ware, Beds, Bedding,
&C.; good Family Carriage, and other mlscel-
laneous effects. -,
Terms of Sale ALL sums of thirty dollars
and under cash. On all sums in excess OF thls
ameunta credit of nine months will be given,
the purchaser to execute bonds with approved
surety, bearing interest from the day of sale.
At the same time the fine and well-known
farm called lockwood the family homestead
of r. Z. Scott dec d. containing about 700 acres,
with good and commodious dwelling house a.
and appurtenances, unless previously solo, Ess
will be offered for rent for the coming year.
Possession given the first day OF January
1861 JNO. a. oflLMAN,
r. TAYLOR SCOTT,
r. Coons, Auctl Ext. of NJ. u: Lee, dec a.:
n bail persons indebted to the estate OF
| N. G. Lee, decd, will please come forward and
make settlement; and those having claims
against her estate will present them to me,
without delay, duly authenticated, sccorddlng 10
law. r. l.: SCCII,,
Executor of NJ. G. Lee, ec'd.
n snE RI
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AUCTION SALES.

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOTS IN .ALEXANDRIA.-U
der authority Of decree Of the County Court
for Alexandria County, rendered on the 9th of
May, 1866, in the suit Of James K. Plant and
wife against William a. Bowie and others, tho
undersigned, appointed Commissioners for the
purpose will sell, By auction, at the premises,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of July, 1866,
N clock, a. M, the following property, OF
which Elizabeth Cohagan, died, seized, in the
City CT Alexandria, to wit;
T. Two story Brick Dwelling House and Lo:
OF Ground on the east side of Patrick street, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, opposite Grace
Crurch The lot is q feet 5inches in front, anG
100 feet deep. to court 46 feet 10 inches wide
2 A vacantlot on the east side of Patrick ST..
l0S feet north Of Duke street, and on the NORTH
side.of an alley 20 feet wide-in front q feet s.,
inches, and 100 feet deep, to said court
g. A lot on the northeast corner of Duke ana
Patrick streets, 81 feet 81 inches on Duke, a1G
SO feet on Patrick street, to said 70 feet alley,
same front and depth, and binding on said alleC.
s. Several sub-rent charges on lots at tas
northwest corner of Duke and Patrick street,.
and at and near the southwest corner OF Prince
and Patrick streets, being, respectively. PEI
annum, S45, S48, and two of $40; of whicH
further particulars at the sale.
Also a rent charge of S2l.66 per annum, &c
suing out of L. Williams lot adjoining No.
on the cast.
Terms One third Of the purchase money &c
be paid down on the day of sale and the residue
in two equal instalments at three and six months
from that day. with interest, to be secured BY
the bonds Of the purchasers, and retention or
the title until the deferred payments shall be
made All convcyances and revenue stamps Of
r. JOHNSTON. comno,rs
ia 152awtd T, Z TAYLOR Comhl Is.
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WE WILL, SEND

In every case send the name and post office
address Of each separate subscriber. ..
Money by draft P @. order, express in regis
tered letters. may be sent at our risk.
All communications should be addressed to
VINCENT, BUTERFIELD & CO.,
34G Pa. ay., Washington, D. c.,
p. O, Lock Box GG
The proprietors will donate to the directors Of
the National Orphans Institution $4,000
REFERENC ES:
Hon Thomas Hood. Madison, Wisconsin,
c. NJ. Walker, esq, Adrian Michigan,
j. F. Bradley, esq, Chicago, Illinois.
D. 4 Weinberg, Importer Of Watches, Chi
cage, Illinois.
Ed. A. Ellsworth, esq, Washington D. G. .
r. c. Dewitt, esq, Cleveland, Ohio.
lion. VIM. n Buttertield, New York.
Hon. Henry Barnes, Detroit, Michigan.
General Charles Il. Campbell, WaukcSha,
Wisconsin.
Maj Enoch Tottcn, Washington. D. G.
n. B. Eldrcdge, esq, Adrian, Michigan
VIM: Finn esq, late U. ). Navy Agent
Washington, d. G..
azI5~ Tickets for sale in Alexandria, by GEO
E. FREN GIL 104, King St, and DAVIS u
BRENNER, 100, King St je 2-eoim
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MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, June 2l, 1866,


JAMES T. WALSH, Sup't. of Night Watch:
Having failed to comply with the order is:
sued from this Office this morning and delivered
to you at twenty-five minutes before nine
clock, this is to inform you that you are sus-
pended from all connection with the Night
Watch from and after the time you receive
this, and this is further to command you to de-
liver to the bearer, Joseph Padgett, the keys
of the Watch House and you are not to dis
turb anything appertaiuing thereto, and you
are especially ordered not to visit the Watch
House, other than as private citizen, or the
consequence be upon your own head.
HUGH LATHAM, Mayor
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POLICE REPORT MAGISTRATES OFFICE. -
The case Of Mrs. Catharine Sheridan, for sab
birg, and seriously wounding, Mrs Margaret
McShcrry, on Clay Hill, night before last. was
again before Justices Summers and Cotton this
morning. Justice Summers was for committal,
and Justice Cotton for acquittal, and 50 a com
promise was effected by holding Mrs. Sheridan
in the sum of $3.50 bail for her appearance at
the next term of the Court.
Two more negroes, charged with being I'M
plicatcd in the shooting and robbing Of Mrs.
Murtaueh. were committed for further exami
nation.
MAYORS OFFIcE.-Henry Mckenzie, he.
gro boy, for throwing stones at jim Brown,
another negro, was confined in the Watch
House
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Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between S. SANDERS
and MARTIN MADDUN, in the city of Alex
andria, was dissolved, by mutual consent, on
the lst day Of May, 1866. Ali PARTIES indebted
to said firm, are requested to settle with Mr..
Maddux, and AL claims to be presented to him
for payment >. j. SANDERS,
~ MADDUX.
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> ST O

HORSE THIEF.-A negro man named Dick
erson was arrested in Washington last Monday,
on the charge Of stealing horse from David
Peterson. of Falls Church, Fairfax county,
Virginia
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deep to an alley Observation-Disclosures. l,GUO
Nine square Grand Pianos Ut $500 each, Me
lodeons at SEQ each, 30Gen.s' Gold Watches at
$3.50 each, II Ladies Diamo2 i Watches at $3.50
each 10 Ladies' Diamond Watches ut Sl25 each,
20 American Hunting-case Watches at ST5 each:
40 Sewing Machines from $50 to 500 each, 10
Silver plated Tea Sets at SIS each, 10 Silver
Castors ut SIS each, 1000 Albums from 50 to $40
each, $50 Gold Rings from S. to $40 each, 1000
Gold Pens, in boxes ut So each 5000 Gold lined
Goblcts and Cups 1T 81 each; 600 Pair Gents
Gold Sleeve Buttons from s. to IS each, 5000
Clocks, Books, Cutlery sc , from $2to SIS each;
in all 10000 gifts, the total, value Of which is
$l23,29l.
The drawing will take place after the Concert
on the stage Of the Theatre, where :, GOO persons
can witness it. A committee will be appointed
by the audience to superintcnd the same All
purchasers and agents will be supplied with cor
rect lists of drawing as soOnas published. Par
ties holding tickets will retain them until after
the drawing. and if their number appears in the
list OF dra wn numbers they will forward their
ticket immediately, with full directions as 10
the shipping of goods, or monies, Tickets for
sale at the principal hotels, book and music
stores in the city, and at our office 345, Penn
sy!vanit avenue between 6th and TIN streets, =
Price 81.
Good and reliable agents wanted in every city,
town and village in the United States, to whom
great inducements are offered. References re-
quired
Any party procuring a club of five or more
names for tickets, and forwarding Us the money
for the same, will be allowed the following COM
MISSIONS viz:
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MAYOR OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, June 81, 1856

JAS F. WALSH, Sup't. Of Night Watch:
[ learned last evening that you have again
suspended Mr.. James Swami Said suspen-
sion has not been reported by you to this Office.
This is. to order you to discontinue his suspen
sion, and place him on duty forthwith | give
you two hours after the receipt Of this to inform
me whether you have complied Or intend to
comply with this order
HUGH LATHAM, Mayor
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FAIRFAX CoURT-Thc quarterly term c!
the Fairfax County Court adjourned yesterday.
The sales Of the property Of delinquent tax
payers occurred during the session Of this term
OF the court.
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ALEXANDRIA, June q, 1866.

ALEXANDRIA, June p, 1866.
Hon HUGH LATHAM, Mayor:
SIR-I most respectfully inform you that |
understand the case of Mr.. James Swami is in
the hands of the City Council, and is SO under
stood by the members. | am therefore forced
to decline obeying your order for the above
reason. Respectfully yours,
JAMES L. WALSH,
Captain Night Watch.
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PRIZE FIGHT. The principals in the prize
fight which occurred yesterday at Gunston
Point, and many Of the Witnesses Of the dis
graceful affair, were arrested soon after their
arrival in Washington, by The police Of that
city
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TOURNAMENT. "A grand tournament and
ball comes off at Manassas Station Tomorrow.
Provided fifty from this city go, special train
will be applied to their accommodation, and The
price Of round trip ticket will be 81. See
advertisement.
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CONCERT AND BALL-There will be grand
concert and ball at the Potomac Garden this
evening. See advertisement.
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FIVE CENT Com. The new five cent com
is now supplied at the Treasury, in Washing
ton, in any required amount.
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The hotel, heretofore conducted by Sanders
s. Maddux, will be continued in future by
MAkTIN MADDUX. :

In Withdrawing from the above business, l
leave it with my best wishes; and not only ask
continuance of tho liberal patronage OF the
country, but for the city to give Mr.. MadduX
knowing the use of sustaining this hotel
lie lS-lW s. y. SAN DERS.
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EMBRoGIIo.-Th misunderstanding be-
tween Mayor Latham and Capt. Walsh result
ed this morning in the following correspon
depce:
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EXCURSION teachers and scholars OF
the Episcopal Methodist Sunday School, ac-
companicd by an immense number Of little and
big folks, left this city this morning on the
steamer Wawaset for Glymont, where they are
to have picnic. \ boat will leave this city
this evening a. quarter after six o'clock tor
the scene of the festivities.
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ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY.-We wish it were
possible to revive the old Alexandria Library;
and open its stores Of learning, and good books
collected ia other days, for the instruction and
Improvement Of those who have leisure to read,
and who do not care so much about modern
books or new publications. We suppose, how
ever, from statement made sometime ago, by
the excellent President Of the Library Compa-
ny, that to open it now would not pay the ex
pense of having Librarian, and other neccs-
sary costs and charges. Its treasures, there.
fore, must be, for the present, in measure
sealed. Could it not be 50 arranged that re-
sponsiblc persons might procure looks from the
Library, at stated periods, to be returned, un-
der an obligation, at certain time? There
are so many interesting associations and recol-
lections connected with that Library, that we
dislike exceedingly to see it closed. The taste
for reading which the writer of this paragraph
has, and which is source of so much pleas.
ure, was acquired and cherished in the Alezan,
drja Library, when it Was fourishing; and
''hnc studio .jNrentutcns AUNT, scnectutem CO.
| lectant
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CITY CEMETERIES. We mentioned some
time ago that efforts were 10 progress tending
to secure, by individual subscriptions, from the
lot owners in the different grave yards; sum
of money sufficient to defray the expense OF
suitably enclosing the Cemeteries on the South
western limits of the city-the fences which
formerly surrounded them having been destroy
ed during the war; by United States troops 10
Gated in that neighborhood. We understand
that those having charge of the subscription
list have, as yet, met with but poor success,
owing to the scarcity of money among those
from whom the collections are to be made, but
we sincerely trust the effort to effect such a
laudable and desirable object will not be aban
doned but that a retrenchuent, for a little
while, in the expense Of indulsing in the sea-
sons luxuries, may render possible contribu-
tons otherwise unobtanable.
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LIZ .E z:9 s:;..::; s:s:g
THE METHODIST PROTESTANT SAB,
BATH SCHOOL will have their regular An
nual EXCURSION, on
TUESDAY NEXT, 2Gth Instant
They have selected beautiful location or
the L0udoun & Hampshire Railroad, known as
Carlin's Spring, about miles from this city.
The road passes by the Convalescent Camp,
Munsons Hill, and other places Of interest or
the: route.
The regular excursion train will start from tho
depot, on Fairfax street at Il o'clock a. m; re-
turning about 6 O clock in the evening.
There will also be train at o'clock; re-
turning at % clock.
Tickets so cts; Children % cts. je 19-td
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AlnaSenlentS.
PHE. GREAT UNION e LIT. con CEhTl

TO BE DRAWN AT
GROWERS THEATRE. NVASHINGToS,
y WEDNESDAY, JULIE rs, 1856.
Number Of Tickets Issued, 125,00o. Price 81
Each,
80, O0J VALUABLE GIFTS, WORTH $l25,
291, WIFI BE PRESENTED TO
TICKET HOLDERS
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JAMES w. MALLS. TlIoS RISHIEL-.
JAAIES W. MALLS 6 CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS:
And Dealers in all kinds OF ..
BUILDING MATERI LIS,
Such as Sashcs, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Brackets. Potomac Lime Calclned Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement, Rooiing-Fclt and Pitch,
Window Glass from G>1 8 TO 81; IS, White Lead,
Paints Oils, Varnishes. Paint Brushes, w hlte-
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Lamps, Coal Oil,
and q general assortment OF Housekeeping
Goods. .... .--.-- .-.-... ....
Paints mixed, and Glass cut to order,
az5- Particular attention paid to orders from
the country. ISL. KING SihEEl.
ap 27-tf corner Columbus, Alexandra:
NREsH s. GENUINE GARDEN SEED.
At the solicitation Of many OF my customers,
I have received fresh supply OF
GARDEN SEED,
Flat Dutch Cabbage, Large Drum Head DO,
Onion seed. Flat Dutch and Rel Top Turnip,
Rute Baga Ice Drumhead Lettuce, Brown
Dutch and Victoria Cabbage Lettuce Green
Citron, Mangoes and small Gerkin and Green
Cucumbers for Picking, Scarlet Chinese Win
ter Radish, Black and White Spanish, White
and Yellow Turnip Radish. Field and Cersha|
Pumpkin. Nonparcil Caulihower, &c. ,r-
HENRY COOK,
ice-tr 80 and 224, King St.
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T3YHE MOST reliable Sewing Machine now in
! use. Call at lS7 King street and see the
WILCOX Il GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
1t is always in order; never failing to make
perfect stitch There is no noise, and the ma
chinery is the least complicated Of any manu-
featured 1t is always a comfort to the operator
never an annoyance.
IN lin Mrs. II. A. ELDRED, Agent.
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MA RIN + L | S T.
PORT OF Alexandria, NE q.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Geo. H. Stout, Ford, New York,
Merchandise to N. EIdridgc & Co.
Steamer Express, Ryther Baltimore, TO }.
irodcrs & Co.
Schr. Martha Washington, Russell, st. Ma
rvs, corn. to T. Perry.
Schr Industry, Jones, Montgomery, corn to
I. Perry.
SAILED.
Steamer Philadelphia, Fulst Philadelphia
by ". Eldridge.
M" There will be a GRAND CONCERT
AND BALL, this evening at the POTOMAC
GARDEN on Washington street, nearthe cotton
Factory HENRY HEkbNh
Je 2l-lt& Manager:
-I-7TAVING PERFECTED MY PLANS
4 and arrangements Tor the building OLA
NEW STORE.
i will close out my entire stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST.
in order to commence with q new stock, IN the
new store, the coming season:
ic20-tf }. ROSkNIhAL: -
LIVERPOOL SALT
A. cargo of Liverpool Fine Sale, jet
rev & d Arcy's" brand to arrive and for sale by
ie cow HOOE s. WEDDERBURN.
TNORD'S CELEBRATED FERTILlZER
= FOR SALE AT AUCTION. win be sold
At the store house of Matthews s. Loving, NO.
I; Janneys Wharf, Alexandria, on SATUk-
DAY. the 23rd instant, at IL o'clock, q. M, a
lot of Ford's Fertilizer, to defray charges, which
the owner has refused to pay, according to con-
tract. GORDON 6 DENNIS, Auctionecrs.
JAS. r. ATwILL, Salesman. lc lo-lW
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lE:?NETARY Dc CONNER CLAL.

:, Monetary affairs there is but little change.
Transactions in stocks are limited. Bank notes
ire in some enquiry, at the transactions gwen
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AoUEDUcT 1t is remarked as q little Gu
rious that coal boats which have heretofore g
ways passed under that section of the bridge
which is over the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
without troubling the timber supports, seem to
be unable, since the lease was given, to get
through without running into the supports of
the bridge so that they arc knocked out, max
ing it very unsafe for military Or civil vehicles
to pass, if they happen to be heavily loaded
Wash. Star.
So biased are the feelings Of certain people
in Washington and Georgetown: and the mate
rial interests of this city are taken so much to
heart, Ivy those with whom an effort is being
made by limited and i'll advised portion Of
the present residents Of Alexandria, to, geo.
graphically-1or no other way is possible unite
us, that some, even Of the newspapers OF those
cities, wien referring to Alexandria affairs,
seem to 20 out of their path to avoid the pub
]ication of facts, and 10 take especial pains to
assert what single enquiry would inform them
had no truthful foundation. The above ex-
tract contains an entire perverson OF what
really are the facts regarding the condition OF
the bridge over the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal, aud in order to correct impressions, likely
to be produced by such published accounts, we
state, on the authority Of one Of the lcssecs,
that the supports Of the bridge were knocked
out before the lessees of the Alexandria Canal
obtained their lease, and that the first work
performed by them, after securing the lease,
was, at their own expense, to reset and repair
those supports; that the bridge has been, by
them, and at their cost kept in repair, and has
sustained no injury whatever since they took
charge of the work: and that boats arc now
passing under the bridge withoutany difficulty
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MIL FEED
< cargo of BROWNSTUFF. daily looked
for also
3O0busbels RYE CHOP in store, and for sale
by
ia13-5 Pioneer Mills.
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I3 l5aL f!ii ss..s

TNCURSION TO CARLIN' S SPRING.
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81 DOT & PERRY

SM Q . T 4 P E + Z /
Have removed their Lumber Yard to Waters
l. Zimmerman old stand, foot Of Cameron ST.,
one square north of King, where they will keep
on hand general assortment Of LUMBER; also
LINE. NAILS, CEMENT, and CALCINED
PLASTER, ali Of which we will sell low for
cash. ap lo-eolm
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7 c L /! {! |!

At the old stand, 25, Royal street.
INV lift F. 6. SWAINE.
sNTANTED-AC COOK and a HOUSE SCI
w WANT None but experienced and capa-
bic ones need apDlv. S. +. BEACH,
S. E. corner Washington and Prince sts.
ie 49, co3.
$40 BBLS OLD DOMINlON and other
iVD standard brands EXTRA FLOuE-50
bills. Welch's Family Flour-for sale by
JOHN S. KNOX, JR.,
my l5-lm No. 10, Union street.
81 FOR RENT.-Thc STORE, No. ll5,
s-:& King admirably located for any
KIND Of business. Terms moderate to good
tenant. Enquire at this office. je l5-lw
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LIST OF GIETs

b This is etgreatcstinducenien ever offered to
the public, one ticket out of'every four drawing
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TTOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE-Will be
II offered at public sale, on SATURDAY
the 7th day of July next at y m; on the prem en-
ises, for cash, nice little HOUSE AND LOT,
the residence of Mrs. Susanna Monroe situated
IN the north side of Queen street. 80 feet west Of
! ROYAL street. IA feet front. and so feet deep;
r. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
je 16-eotd OF Mrs: nlolI0eC: