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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-30
NORDON s DENNIS,
Z q AUCTION AND

NONDON s DENNIS,
" AUCTION AND
COMMISS SION NJ f L c II 4 \ T S
u, NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
(Undcr the Mansion Housc,)
VIII attend to the sale Of Real Estate: House
hold Furniture and Merchandisc generally,
either on the premises or at their sales room.
Auction Sales every evening of Boots, Shoes,
Plated Ware and General Merchandise.
op 2j-1m J. H. ATWILL, Salesman.
~" TO THE voTERs OF FAIRFAX COUNTY,
most respectfully withdraw my name as can
didatc for sheriff. at the election in May next
| do this by the consent Of friends Of myself and
those Of Mr.. w. Il. MILAN, and hope my friends
will unite with me in support of Mr.. MILAN:
whereby our common interest will be served,
and hope you will nave no cause OF regret Ae-
ap I3-tc JOHN Tow ELL
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So. so FOR a $3.50

SO so FOR a $3.50
GOOD BLACK CLOTH SACK COAT!
SID
FOR 4
FINE BLACK CLOTH SACK COAT!
$40
FOR A
BLACK CLOTH FROCh COAT.
$50
FOR A
FINE BLACK CLOTH FROCK COAT!
ONE PRICE ONLY.
AT GEO. G. JENNINGS,
Cor tn ST., and Md. Av,
near AleXa 4. +. Depot,
AZ 26-lt. Washington, D. G..
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I OST--On Saturday night las, about9 80 clock.
! on the corner OF King and Alfred streets;
IL J etferson County, New York, Volunteer Bond
for 500 The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at this office, rs it Is OF no value 10
any one except the owner. ap 3O-2t#
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1IONE7ARY d. CONNER C1AL.

Money and stocks remain without change
There is continued stringency in the money
o,arket, and but little enquiry for securities.
Some transactions ia Southern Bank Notes. es-
pecially the notes Of the banks OF this State,
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GOO REWARD.--Escapod from the County
SSV Jail on Sunday last, about 0 clock, T.
oIlt in the ward for exercise JOHN CLARK,
who was Awaiting tr! 4. the Circuit Court
charged with garroting. But for the pTomp;;ncsa
of the Jailor and his guard there would have
been others escaped OF more Importance, MS they
had split up the scat of the pTl"y, pans ABOUT
eight feet long, and By which hescale ed the, wall
lie was pursued by the guard at the jail and
others. to Gear Four Mile Run, out was finally
lost in the swamp near the Bone Factory. l.
will pay the above reward for lis delivery 70
nv iail, or secured 50 get him again.
WILLIAM BUSHB1,
ap 23-lw tailor OF Alexandra County.
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y WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
D nv customers ard the citizens generally.
that have removed TWO doors above my Old
stand where will sell tn: reminder Q. my
stock Saved from The fire. st greatly r:lu@cd
prices I also have great many articles on
hand, which were slightly damaged bJ water
which will close OFT without regard 10 cost
viz: Hosiery, Gloves UmDrciIass, sun Umb!e!-
las, Paraso!s, HanG llerchcfs, Bntton@;- Trim
mings, Hoopskirts, Spool Cotton, Pins, Needless
and Il variety Of other articles, too numerous to
mention but all OF which will be found 10 be
great bargains: Thankful 10 my friends ;Or the
liberal share of patronage heretofore extended
to me, would respectfully solicit q cont!nuance
or the same. c G.. BERRY,
an 2l-dlw door east Bryan & Greenwood.
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THE FISH MARKET TheTe is a fair sup.
ply of fish up to day Shad arc selling at Sl4
per hundred, and herring at S. per thousand
Offal fish are still scarce and high.
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CAMERON DISTILLERY, NEAR ALEX
v ANDRIA, FOR SALE.-Thc undersign-
cd will fer az public SALE on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the End day Of May, 1856, the
valuable property knownaS Cameron Distillery,
with 1.-the land and buildings thereto belong
ing.
Alexandria Railroad one mile from A!exand:ia
Va, contains nine and one eighth acres OF land:
which is in cultivation rs q mar iet garden. 1he
building, three story, i. Of brick, substantially
built, and of sufficient capacity to run 300 bush.
per day. The copper worm for said capacity IS
in good condition. The engn" house is 81
bicIi and fire proof The engine built by Poole
& Hunt, OF Baltimore, is Of thirty horse power,
with two boilers forty feet long each with rcqui-.
site shutting, Ay-whecl, etc. .Also one pair OF
superior mill burrs At the doc" is well, ten
feet in diameter, forty feet deep containing an
abundant supply Of cool soft water: There il
piDed into this we'll the wafer OF line spring,
the water right or which we offer i5r sale, with
al the privileges decided to us.
The property will positively De sold, the own
ors having engaged in thor pursuits during the
war If net sold entire, Will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers. Engine copper and burr may
be sid in distinct parcels. The house contains
100000 bricks. On the property arc three tenant
houses, with stablinS r,
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CHARLES Z. STUART,
GEORGE w. BRENT.
4 ...,,,. ,,I ,,'vc IN 90 r.


yFUCSE AND LOT FOR SALE. BY viz
i / tue Of a { ccd Of trust, executed BY John
Crawford nj wife dated 9TH December 1865,
and recorded among III" land records Of \ lcIun-
dria County, in Lille: ", No. 3. Folio 5Gj, the
undcrsgn.d, ~ trustee therein named VII offer
for sale at Public Auction, on ! 19DA1, the
1t day Of May next, At u oclocl in front Of
tn" Mayors ONCE, Alexandria, Va, a PIECE
OF GROUND in the said city. bounded rs fol-
lows: Beginning on the east side "t Henry ST.;
s. fee. 3 inches north OF Cameron street, and
running north with Henry street, II feet ~
inches. more Or less 10 the middle OF an alley,
feet wide TO DC kept open for the use OF this
lot and the lot adjoining on the norlh)-thcn
east parallel with Cameron street % feet more or
less, 10 Shca woods line, then south parallel
with Henry street tae length Of the first line,
thence By a straight: line 10 the beginning; so
the said CraworI's lcasch0ld Interest in. and 10:
= lot. situated on the =, /. corner OF Pitt and
Gibbon strccts--i0 feet on Pitt and ~ feet on
Gbbon and in, and -. two shantleS on cast
side Of Pitt between Gibbon and franklin SIS.
Terms Cash.
an j9-oodt5 c. v. WATTLES. Trustee:
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Policies Of Insurance

Ts Il
the most fayorsble terms. Il Z ...I.-s
FOR sALE-A large Brick Hotel In the city of OF.
tumwa. welt located. Cheap for cash. ..
FOR sALE-A small frame dwelling on Front
| street, city ofuttumwa. desirable Residence.
FOR SALE--A large two story frame DIV eliing in
the central pant Of the cuy of Ottnnsa.
FOR SALE-A iarle brick dwelling in the suburbs
Of the city Of OituaSa we'll situated, with trees,
shrubs, aud other eoayeniences
| For rurther part cuiars and terms Of the above
lrer,ises. call A. this office Of the undtrssned on
Court street. A. W,GAsTON.
| FOR SALE-l good tnsine.s In, on From, Street.
Ottumwa. l will seii,he whole, or in parts to suit
= ) Z - - Wv CASTOR.
FOR saLE-Lots 10, Is, ls. 90, SO, 81 and 81, in
| Hackworth l. Krioggs addi, ion 10 Ottumwa lots
22, ~, 26, %, 90 81 83. and 25 in Abraham Iiarmo
ny, Wendell 4 n oddy's addnion 10 Ottumwa par,
Of lot II. Gil res addit,ou, containing acr.
lots nd in kelcrg's surdi,'s'on Of part Of G in
moIe's ado tiOD Also part Of cntIot ~ In the City
! OF Ottumpa. Also, part Of lots IL and 49, Of H.
E~@ A. w. CATION.
FOR sALE-A Frame House. containing ave rooms
pleasantly located In central part of city of ottum
wa Enquire OF .sltg ar w. GAsTON.
FOR sALF-sO acres Of choice Timber land, Eve
! miles from the city OF Ottuswa; $500 per acre.
Ten acres of Timber Land. thin one mile OF the
city Of Ottumwa. For terms inquire Of
ron sALE--16O acres Of choice land in Washing.
ton county, Iowa. For particulars. enquire ws%dx
FOR sALE-l6o ACRES Of choice Prairie Land. in
Iowa county. For terms see
FOR sALE-A Farm containing 400 acres loo
acres under fence. Within three miles Of Otiumwa.
FJT sAIE"a small house and 10, In the east ste erp
quire Of lsl.4. vi A. W. CASTOR.
Office on the Northwest side of Court, -
l. T. - al
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Board of Directors:

\. d. Baker, A6jutRnt General. Iowa.
a. Harvey, Register State Land Ofhcs.
James brown, Mcrchant 0skaloosa.
James Wright, Secrettrv OF state.
Jam,s Matthews, Provost Marshal.
D. r. Joh,s, Dep. X. 81 ate l.. once. r. gt
Bsnj. HoliinIsworth. Merchant o.. loosa.
Geo Kruck, Knoxville.
HHLk NJ. Mills, station Des Moines.
J. Il. Neefha,n, Lx-Dt. Governor.
VIM. Io, ghrider, Judge 9Th I'd. District.
y In Favii.e. SUI I. Pub ic Instruction..
John White, Dsuker, Oskaloosa.r -
W. W. Hoimts, Treasurer of State.
i. ". lsiner, LditSr state Register.
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l.. and D. Y. De Hart. Druggists. write rom
Wet j. ma, Rt<hland County Wis, "Scnd ,is y FIR.
nerstliS Of AEe;,'s Lung BALKAN. IL is just the
me Gicrs fer this II h latitude. where chi dren are
subject TO Colds, Groups, and Lung Diseases" ~
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy

-s RAILROAD LINE.
OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST
F:om Burlington to Chicago, Detroit. Toledo,
Pittsburgh. Philadelpha, laltin ore New Yor. and
all other Eastern aud SOut East ern CITIES. /.
Passengers leaving BuriiDgt III, o:t0 A. ".
rain connect at Mendoza With the Illinois Central
Railroad North and south, and At Chicsg" hot e
Noon and Evening rains. Roth trains connect with
aEtn- great Eastern Railroad routes.to-wit: NJ. T..
r X via Detroit; NJ X wis Toledo and Piftsau y
and Fl wayneR X via Fl Wayne, of which pssse i
gers can ak their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead any othe aving Bu
lington. '
Baggage checkedtnrouqht to Detroi, Niagara Fan
and New York. Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk. Budsio
Pittsbnrgh aud Philadelphia. .. .....-..... T.. .
Ticketsfor this great Easter alc
At Otumwa, Fairfield, Mt Pleasant. and at the IL T.
ct ONCE corner Front and waterstreets, Buriinsto;
Sleeping Cars attached 10 the Niebttrains.
Far. aslow as by any other route. .....
LIZ. PETTIBONE,
Dec .'6l. Gen'14g'tC. .B.k Q.R.E
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WARRANT 1T IN EVERY CASE.

Letters reach us every day Srnm persons In every
par Of The Ian telling Of the mira cuois cures u
has performed. whilst our best physicians sra con.
SANITY urging ns to tell Nh EN- the formula frem hitch
y u made saving its effects are wondcr fu It's sue
rtsS brtoHu All prrCrUrnt. tie
most agra waited cases a. certain as sunrise. IL
will stop distress after eating in moments time;
sw vetrn sour stomach ist l.n; relic
pains or cramps in the stomach nr bowels ipstapta
r-ousv. and enable the sp-rtic sufferer Who has
lived Tor wears On Graham bread and the plainest
diet tn hearty meal without fear OF any trouble
from it, We earnestly SIX one trial from every suf-
fer-r Sold by druggists everywhere, 81 per bottle,
OF six bottles for Is. -.... -
Cog. .. .. . .- a.a. G. G.. CLARK co. +
a. H-.E.. an proprietors. New Haven, Conn.
LORD &SMITii, Gen eral Western Agents. ~ Lake
street. Chicago. III
TAYLOR. BLAKE 4 CO., Wholesale and retail
agents. 0ttumwa, Iowa. a....s .#. ..a .s2
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TIE DIAMOND CUITIvATOE

has four Diamond Flows attached, TO II, instead Of
smvels. Winch con p!etelv cuts and turns over
a shovel There is also Two extra pows, or long
nhrraw ull 10 cues, that go with each Cniti, ator
hr Iiowhg CON when quie snail, making Elk
ploMs t. tu, Cul'iratcr, for the sum Of -
TWENTN-TIvE 10 LARS.
Those wishing corn pl Dws can obtain them Of any
OF our Ae' hts. whose names a"d dence we give
beo". or at our matufactory inctumsa.
Wewiil give d few certihc ties n ON men that have
used our plows for The past two years. -..-. { -.
Me the undersigned. have used the Df 'tnond
Ottumws. Iowa, and be We them TO he IHE Bksr
Cult water how In u z, and would recommend the m
To the Farmers OF Iowa, 10 be just what they ed
pillow thar viii do heir VOL ell as The best ph
of draught and very easy managed. and We beiiev.
tn. NJ Z. durable aId rneantst plow in use.
Paris caldwell. John Joi ms ~ ape 10 CO.
Jas. Leach-AIgo, Lucas co.
b victory uberrx-t otffdrhce, Way ma co.. Lsl.E F.
john Chandler CnOa co,
stel hen = h edkrid, NoaE Threlkeid Austin Davis
=, harnon. ~
T: WiI.on, j. W. Richards, II. Richards, W. J.
Purnei--Wspeilo CT. A
ilham Geth,l-Ciark co.
CIV Mitchell. q Iio mrs, Char'es Garten,, John
parber. I"pkfns, J II Adams, hiram Moore,
Holm. sisoland-Chartun. g.f Nh ~ .sgy ,
Cyrus Sanford Georpetovn.
John Hickman --CenireIi IL.
Roht. Anderson-CoInInbu, City.
PloHs cab be b'a'Eed from the following Agents
u Bai t--ChariioD, Lucas CO.
Joel u Adams. Jas Leach.
victory Auberry-Lucas CO
Moses ferE--Ciarke co ..l III Il .|E.L
John ChaBdler-Uniol Co .-----
> nori-Age, cy city
John iicknia, - ppa noohe CO fE3fi -
Mm Eemress-.Ithgso d co q NfaE .tIS
Mendeni all Il Bak.r--peila
Mcbride IT BrOs.-Uttumwa
N Bowland--Napelio CO
Hiram Moore-four miles east Of Charlton.
wagons constantly OH hand for sale. and rep air
Ing o1 all kinns done to order. All worx warranted
March z.dG6-s2m
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CLAIM AGENCY.

notified that am acting ss xlicensed claiin agent,
Tor ~ occurring Pensions Bounties, Back Pay and sli
other just ella ms against the Government.
Charges moderate, spd nothing unless claims are
allowed. ti' 1900 EDWARD II. STILES.
s-ls-.tf Odce opposits y,tturavr House
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CURES

ssh Rheum. Erysipeias, ola aores. letter ana
Rireworm, scale Head, Chiiiblains aud Frost. Bites
BARRIERS Itch. Resl Itch an lrritation.
:, This Medicine has proved hsehto be the test
0intmsntevrr Invented, and where ones fHssd, u
mas never beer known to fall OF shecting permA-
nsut cure. J. NAhAKKIs . Co., Proprfstcn.
sfg rcN ~ -Cinclnnstis o.
r., For sale by Taylor. Blake : Co.. W. r. csvsn,
utecht, OttumWS.
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rOE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE. ~
=. THE WORLDS
Great Remed y

when Observation-Disclosures 70 the drec-
lions which accompany each hottie Cerrymen;
Physicians; Merchan 8: Professional Gentlemen in
~ n stations in lifa--opr most eminent in public
position s-all who have ever used or IL used,
join the most unlimited praise II its merits; and
men and wor en-. old and young, by u . thousands,
testify and viii tell YOU that IL the most wonderful
remedy of the nineteenth century, whilst the pro
pristors
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GENEK l. AGENTS.

We would infors the pub lie that are manufa =
turing large nurher Of those Diamond rultiva,ors
that has given s0ii,eisa Satisfaction the past two
wears through thssouih west counties Of Iowa. We
have TO hest afial in saving that the is Guilt
water tn Il has eer heen in thieves and been ad.
mred so much u Farmers rs the Diamond Cu''iva-
tors. Us will lie sen by xamin ng he lit Of cerh.
Gates undti neatl. We ould call the attention I
those wish fuitivators this season, to CAL and
save time and honey by doing no., IL is decidedly
the beet Corn Bow In II wei hs only nj Jet
six cun1s Wien AL ri.fed for blowing. and Il.
therefore, light on teams and easy managed. Any
bo! That can dive q team can pi,w from eight to
tei. acrss per say. he pillow be guaged any
depth desi ed from two 10 six inches. hy sm,iy
M Wig pm. sr can he thrown ehtirel, cut of the
ground IL dssied. BY aiding the midd.--or fifth
low incomes a Rrst convenient ploY for nut.
ting in wheat a oats. ~ removing tie forws ri
pio"s II lectntssve'y convenient corn marker for
lay ing of corr ground,
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Government Of the U nited States.

Government OF the United States.
Observation-Disclosures johnson, of Tennes.
see.
Secretary of state-W. H.: Seward, of
New York.
Secretary of war-Edwin NJ. Stanton, of
Pennsylvania. go"
Postmaster General William Dennison,
of Ohio.
Secretary of the Navy Gideon welles, of
Connecticut.
Secretary Of the interior james Harlan.
Of Iowa.
Secretary of the ,rreasury-Hugh McCul-
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Attorney General-Jsmes Speed, of Ken
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President Of the Senate-Lafayette s.
Poster, of Connecticut
Speaker of the Schuyler Colfax,
Of Indiana.
sUPREME COURT.
Salmon G. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
J. james, NJ. Wayne, Georgia. is
2. Samuel Nelson, New York.
8. Robert G. Grier, Pennsylvania.
4. Nathan Clifford, Maine.
Is. Noah H. Swayne, Ohio.
g. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
7. Samuel Miller, Iowa. .,,...
8. Samuel F. Field, California.
4s\ LIEuTEnANr GENERALS r"
Wingfeld SCOTT, Virginia.
Ulysses 8. Grant, Of Ohio.
Adjutant' General Lorenzo Thomas, Della
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Judge Advocate General, Joseph Holt,
Quartermaster General, Montgomery G
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