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DROP0SALs FOR SEWER.

MAYORS OFFICE, April 2, 1855.
Sealed Proposals. will be received by the under
signed until II O'Clock m on FRIDAY, the 18th
day of April next, for the building of three foot
Barrel Sewer, INSIDE diameter, } the walls to be
nine inches in thickness, on / street north, be-
tween l4th street and Connecticut avenue, to con-
meet with the sewer building in 18th street in
accordance with the approved July ~. 1855. to
have Man holes and Steuch- traps with Lateral
Sewers from such corners As the Commissioners of
The First and Second Wards mag direct.
Bidders will state the price per kneal foot for
the Three foot Sewer, per iineal foef for the Lat
erals eighteen inches inside diameter four hes
walls per Trap each, per Man hse each which
shall include all excavations, &c, &c the sue
cessful bidder or bidders to be responsible for all
damages done 20 gas water pi pes, rs will more
fully appear in the specific ations.
The right to decline any or all proposals, Rhould
II be deemed for the interest of the Corporation
de so. is reserved.
Specifications can be seen at the Office of the
Commissioners of improvements every day he
tween 10 O clock IN ard IL also In the City
Surveyors office every Monday and Friday
None but practical mechanics need bid.
JOHN W. DYER,
Commissioner First Ward
JAS. W. SPALIDNG,
Commi ssinHer Second Ward,
GEORGE w. RIGGS,
u. NJ. 2. KING,
)
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uELMBoLDv EXTRACT BUOHU Anpm
H PROVED BOSE WASH cures secret and deli.
ee!e disorders In ell ther stages, 1t httle eXpenss
little or no change in diet. no inoonvenienco, end
no exposure Ills Dlsaeant In ta6ts and odof Air.
1919 p IL aeeaen. and nee Nom I'll injerteSs
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~ We fird the following singular marriage
notlce in the Statesville, (N. C.J American:
by Dr. J. A. Sheriff., az twilight on Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 2s, 1865, in Catawba county;
N. C., at the house of the brides widowed
mother, Mr.. A. A. Gabrile to bass Lizzie Mil
lgar, after short bat most delicious e0urtstip."
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& ECRET DISEASES
SAM RITAN,S GIFT.
EzHARTTa-S GIFT

= Ell DIS EASES
MARITAN,S GIFT!
SAAARITAH'S GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
Yes, POSITIVE CURE fer
GON0RRHGA, GLEET, STRIC TURE& DE.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pulls 10 be 7hken 10 Efea a Cure.
any unpleasant taste and viii not IN nny s nor
Jure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
in 1T from r ouP Ss ps
OF the University Of Psnnsyly anis enc Of the most
no e.pcsure. frO~bis; no eAanss ,chatecsr ''
Let those who have despsired of getting cured, OF
curry. Try the sAMxRTT2S $ SSffff' r.r hsr-
proemale ssns sy ssi T.n .in envelope
BLOOD BLoODtt BLooDtlr
ihiihSSs yEsEskEssL pgfsskksassEs, ssser 81.
SAAARITAN'S ROOF AND HERE JUICE
sYph 8fs'd pRssi Ro'si IN.
most potent, certain and ehectusi remedy ever pre-
serbed It reaches and Graduates every particle of
shs o. this
edy ana be healed and do not transmit IL % your
posisrity that for which You may repent in after
'-s. DO Net DESPAIR
sss 4 S ROOT ANS assB sScKs
will rsmsvs Every ys.tlss Of impurities from the
TT ~ Irst ~1 eusS.e ~ met-ury.
In many affections with which nunhsrs ~,
males suffer the BOOT AND ERB JUICES most
happily adapted, in liberated Uterus in Leacor
rhes, IN bearing down, Failing Of the Womb de-
bility, and Tor all complaints incident % the ser
sentby express. Price 81 Is per bottle
sAMARITAN's WASH
in esses OF ~ phils. used In connection with the
Full directions Price IS cents
The efficacy Of these remedies il alike acknovl
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAY OF TIE sAMAR.
- - ITAES REMEDIES :. -
PQsr HOSPITAL, ToRT MARsHALL, Baltimere
Md Feb. 70. l854.-''I have great sAtisfactisn IN
stating thar have used The Samaritan Remedie-5
FOR vsEersl diseases in iis most customary forms:
that have used them With Judgment, discrstien,
and properly, and. have found them res pond to nv
their composition, have the fullest oouddencsi e
their efficacy. and far my use Of them srtsras
! recommend them strongly.
ALFRED O. BOWERS
"Assistant Surgeon, 5th n. VI. yoisn
Sold By Q. O. FORD, csrner nth streef ana p.,,-
sylvanie avenue. Washington; HRNRY oooT
AlexapdTtA. We. and by DrnRriets 9ensreuS As
DEsmoND CO.. PhiladslDlaa. : 1vs-tf
THE .wAR OF THx REBELLIoN- Nv H.n,y
Beom Draper b Anatomy, Physioio9y ssf
Hyf1epe, uiussrated- Doolittles, Social fifs IN
ghsnaa ysls ncele Life. BY the author OF
Sen1 hsniax. Fhntb Prsefice Of Medicins.
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- STOP THAT SCRATCHING.
And use WHEATQNS ITCH OINTMENT. n,
cures Itch and Salt Rheum In 4s hours; also cures
Chillblsins Ulcers, and ell Eruptious OF the skin
eoid oy All prugffsfs. y. GILMAN,
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AUCTION SALES.
UY JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Asetioneers.

CHANgERY SALE.
chali sell; on lkipAf. the ntn day Of April,
Ss.ssd b. the suprsms Court ii the q 9e
Lott. Il ID. cornsr q Bound.rs stree. and isss
street west. fronts le feet the latter street ia
feet on b0Ts s street and is very desirable
Terms one.haif cash: residue at 8 months with
ipters.t; or the purchaser may at his option pay
-, rsEDER1ok " JONES, Trustee.
RYw I, WALL 4 Co., Aues,oneers.
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
IS La. av., between 9TH and 10th SITS.
SoRNfs G, April Hsh. 1866. At 10 o'clock.
Buggy and Harness, ...
which We will sell for livery and storage, If the
owner does not. call for them before the day oil
BY order of NICHOLAS HENDRICKS.
by C. W. BoTELER. JR., Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES.
WHIsKEY, WINES, &C, = -
MEDICAL PUbvEyoSs 0rrIcs,.
ndciary Square ba .hS Of *. cine ans
Hall, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of April next,
tai Stores and Liquors. no longer required for the
use OF the medical DE partment of the army. viz
Barley-........-lbs 10, O0 Pea Beans lbs $500
Corn Sta lbs 10 coo Desc Potatoes lbs 100
Coces h Chez 1te lbs 10 coo Mxd Desc. do lbs 1872
Cinnamon, Powd lbs go Whiskey at. bet. 10000
lbs 20.0oi - i'm bills gals 39o0
JapiUco. lbs 10 90 Sh y Wine at bot 4lC00
Ext of Beef lbs ~ GO Z" I'm bbls - 50
Concentd Milk lbs 20 roo Jarragona Wine
Ginger ............-lbs .3S5 bottles - 10000
EXT. Of Coffee..-gai 3762
The above articles will be sold in lots to suit beth
large and small purchasers.
Terms-Cash.
Five (5) days will be allowed to parties in remoy.
ing their property
Catalogues ready by the 5th prox.
CHAS. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and Purveyor, u. s. A.
NH Il-cit e. W. BOTELER. JR, Auct
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

A DAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE 314 PENNA. AVENUE,
BRANCH OFFICE,
219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
WILLARDS.
GREAT EASTERN,
NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPRESS FORWARDERS
Merchandise, Money and valuablss OF all kinds
forwarded with dispatch to all accessible sections
Of the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS,
Made in accessible parts of the United States.
O. o. Dunn, Agent,
NH 26-n Washington, d. q.
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IJELMBoLpS FLUID ExrRA0r BUCHU II
HI pleasant I'm taste and dor free from All min.
rioss 1roDsrtiss, aaAtnnsdists ait sstioS
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cnIsELrNo IxADsayArE.-Ont the era ys~,o,s
OF an old lady In Doxbury, Mass after rhs
MENTION OF her Iane. date OF death and age
the epftaph asserts the seedkness of aiding 10
The chisei can't help her any,
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
JARED'S EMAIL DE PARIS FOR TT

JAREDS EMAIL DE PARIS FOR THE
SKIN.
This secret OF Identifying the skin being only
known to JULES JARED, he honor ably states
that IL offers from all other preparations, ben
scientifically composed from plants and harmless
gums, which produce the most brilliant
infant. =
Jsreds "EHsii de Paris" clesnses the pores
rom those unsi lightly black worm specks and small
part which give cearseness 10 the Complexion
And by cleansing prsduces healthful glow. IL eff
faces after q Few weeks most happily, all scars,
ersdieating the marks left by small pox.
Jared 70" Email de Paris fa especially indorsed
6y Nile. vestyali, Lucille Western. Mrs. ID. p.
Bowers Mrs Emma Waller. and many ladies' IN
private lie, whose c.mmendatory letters, for OBJ
N9us reasons, cannot be published
Jareds Email, de Paris" can be obtained at
Fords epot. Penn ayenue, and of all first class
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SECRET DISEASES.

sAMARITAss GIFT lie the most certain, safe and
enectuai reEedy.indeed, the only vegetable rene
oy ever oiscoyered. Cures in two TO four days and
feeel cases IN twenty -fou r hours No mineral no
paissm, no mercury. Only ten pills 70 be taken 1t
Ia me sololer hope, and friend to those who do
not want 10 be exposed. Male packages, az: fe-
male, IS. 80. - w. ~
shMARIrAS's RooT AND HEn B JUIcEs-A positive
and peTmaDt Il cure for Syphilis. scrofula Ulcers
Sores. Spots, letters. sc Price . Is ner hottjs
Sold By 3. Q. Ford See adyertisement NV
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
DoroMAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.


poToMAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EMPRESS, Capt. 4 A. RYraER,
;s 4. , = a'f f \ Il rs SAT
smith Point, Sssitsrson LANDING, Nsnssqey
Stores: Matthias Poip,, Popes 0rees Biua Point:
wharf, ourriOnen Bay, FOxwells wharf. Piney
Point roist Lookout, and arrives st Baltimore 81
-. J.B. BRYAN 4 BIO AGENTS:
- IOHMoND, FREDERICKsBURG AND Po-
h aT, TOAAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsunaay q. m. excepted.)
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
;.ssnsr. from sum street re- y %SaIf, E.ss&E
Res%osd frederiesssutS ses PStom.e Railroad,
now entirely completed from AsuiA Greek @ kich.
mSnS and P.,srssurs and ReSmosa sna % pauTife
Railroads fer Petersburg, Weldon. Wilmingtoa,
REsslsish. Greensboro, Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers Report and g Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily sunday morning excepted at
s0s D. m and q m
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and ana ~ hsnrs Quicker than
Be sure and get through Tickets via Aquia
Of Pe,5 al the me
street, or on board Of TIE boats. Baggage checked
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
readiness este to convey p4ssngers and baggage be-
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have opportunity OF visiting
sewers battle fields near Fredericksburg by stop;
ping at that point.
GEO: MATTINGLY. surt., Washington, D. O.
G. NJ. HANEY,
ap3ly General Passenger Agent
= Steamer CAMbKIDGE, Captain -
Route r. on shT6R Si,l rss Mspsh her
sxTUEpsf 1 and TGHsIRT a 3 fGf E.: s
cabin dreeS and Msatord landing Ge Returning
the Sha eRer ShOTH snS
pay DAY at p m stopping at all the above men;
reaching Baltimore at q m. Of FRIDAYS and
TUESDAYS. feb 2s-n
A TLANTIO sTEAhsaIP COMPANY TO
The Steamers composing this line are the
JOHN GIBSON, OsIt. Young, nDs
&c; KNIGHT, Capt. Morris, &&
FAIRFAX, Capt. Winters,
Leaving Pier a. No: ~ North rI River; New York
and foot Of G street, Washington, ID. o.. every
TUESDAY and FRID AY, at q. m.
and eaSefuily seSs . Sdy c o ' ~
The steamers Of ssas line aow connect with Alex;
andris sna Orange R.ailread. Freight torwarded
HE 90 An
Corner fat th .nd ., Penn sysSgs .cnth size
LieIanaria. Va.
H;B. oRoMwssts U.s., &C. "a. xsF Sss yor.
ns - - y 20. .....s. 49, ~. !.
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WHAT TEE f Fsss ss SAT- q THE sAMAR.
Assistant saIsos., ssS n NY yas -

Sold by Q. O. FORD, corner nth ,sre.s "a r.
sylvanis svenue. Washington; HEFRY cooT
Alexsnsrta, We. and by Drnegists esaersl,y
DEenoNp co. PhiladslDHa. ny6-tf
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M. THOMPSON. Complt's Solicitor
GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
apseo6ds Intel I O'o'
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Uhe A1exanaria 6azfttf
up1nAv EuENING FEBRUARY 8.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Africa, from Liverpool on
the DIST. has arrived. Cotton opened heavy,
and declined ID, but subsequently, rallied ana
recovered decline on mIddi'ng.
The Paris Presse asserts that Napoleon sent
a messenger to Mexico to arTangeto the speedy
return of the French troops.
Active search is still being made IN ireland
The London Observer says S1r. Gladstone
will dispose Of the surplus revenue by remov-
ING a number Of small articles from the 'ar11t,
and by a modification OF sugar duties.
Spanish adyices say General Prinl remains
between Andalusia and the Portuguese from
tier.
The Globe says it is doubtful! whether the IN
terest ofthe Mexican debt will be paid. ine
funds in Europe being totally exhausted, 1t is
impossible to raise a new loan.
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The overtures for a uLion between the Angli-

The overtures for a ulion between the Angli-
can and Greek Churches. and Between these
and the Church Of Rome, through earnestly
pressed by the nigh church Of tie ANGLICAN
Esta% bilshmcut, are as might be expected meet
Ing with present opposition from The e~yangeii-
Cal party and their outside allies, the dissen'crs.
The question IS no longer restricted to ~rel!eipus
controversia|ists but is come 70 be handled
with great freedom by the secular press.
An order was issued in Richmond last spring,
shortly after the occupation Of the city By the
Federal troops, that No person should wear
Confederate military buttons. The order nas
not been very rlgldIy enforced Of late, until
Monday last: when the military guard III tAat
city arrested quitea Dun!her OF persons found
wearing them, aud took them to Libby Prison,
where the buttons were cut off and the parties
dismissed.
Gen. Q. Q. Howard, has gone on his ltc-
He i to receive one hundred dollars for cac],
lecture delivered, and the money thus received
isto be devoted to the fund accumulated for
IN Washington. during the absence of .h4
General, which it is supposed will nor extend
beyond a fortnight, General Charles Howard
w g y SiAdi < IL tllS /
4 despatch to the New York Herald states
that great excitement prevails on the Canadian
frontier, in consequence of the receipt Of news
which is said to have justified the placing cf
extra guards on duty aud extraordinary v1gi-
lance. A despatch received at Ottawa.
reports the Feniars collecting on the western
frontiers. The story is at least doubtful, ana
is most probably wholly false.
I'll. ,-1~ 80. e EL:i.
Spanish feet are those OF Valparaiso and Cal
dera. An attempt was made BIZ the Spanish
launches to cut out the Chilian steamer yerba-
lon at Caldera. The attacking party got pos
session OF the steamer: but were finally driven
off by the CHILEAN soldiers On shore. Two sub
sequent attempts to capture the steamer were
also unsuccessful. =.: d..
A serious fire occurred at FraDklin, PeDnsyj-
vania, yesterday, which destroyed the greater
part OF The business portion of the town. The
loss Is estimated at half 3 million of dollars.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Feb. 1.-The Senate unanimous
ly adopted a joint resolution to-day declaring
that the peorIe of Virginia cordially approve
the reconstruction policy OF President johnson,
and pledging their cooperation ~ the wise frn1
and just action he has commenced. Inc second
resolution d]enounces, ascriminal and cruel. the
efforts Of those representing our views to be
different from those we here assert.
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L~IGHTING-Up OF THE CAPITOL Dome -
This enterprise, which, under the direction Of
Nr. Samuel Gardner, Of New York, has been
two years and half in progress. has been sue
t~eSsiully accomplished, and on the evenings O;
the 23d and oath alt, parties assembled to
see the magnificent interior fully developed By
the artificial! Elimination Hash, CNron:
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WHITE LABoRERs IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

WHITE LABoRERs IN SOUTH CAROLINA
The sum of 1926, 900 has been raised for this
object by citizens IN and about Charleston, and
acharter for organization is granted by the
Legislature. A letter from a gentleman of IN
Auence ia Germany, declares that he can per-
shade thousands of the people Of that country
to emigrate to South Carolina if the people will
only offer these inducements VIII ich it is within
their power to do.
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PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES.
The statement of the Public debt up to Jan.

no0AAo DAD1 - ~
Inc statement OF the Pupilc oeOC up " ''''
81, has Just been issued:
Among the changes IN the llportant items
oc the present statement. as compared With
that Of last month, are the following:
Tora 1e5t ,Tannarv ! 1865 ...... 2,8o7,31O.3j7 50
---
An increase f........ l7,089;22 4
AGAINST this there is in the Treasury this month
SIC. 764. 500 81 cash more than there was On
JANUARY /. 1865. which makes the amount OF
daht less cash IN the Treasury
Teulual! I Gee , -1e Se, 5sE 70
----
An increase of..,....~....". 315, ZIG x
The debt hoar;nn interest in coin stands:
Ton uorr 7S6G ~ 7Ae Do1 so
An increase az 1850 90
which, . ~ ,Sod hv +ho conversion of 81 $50 Of
+hp aid Spven-thirtv notes into Fiye-twentv
& ner cent bonds : comDarison Of the debt
hearing interest in currency shows:
u.la.-- 7cce q TO- ool qe1 a;
oSHu"ly =
An increase IF .. 1879, IDS 81
ho;ny tho .amo,7nt Of the increase Of the tenn
,,or,,,4 Inan d,,r;nn +bo ,non,h The amount If
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New York AUCTION SALE OF CoAL-Nev
York, Jan. 3l.-Twenty thousand tons of
Scranton coal were. sold at auction to-day, at
Tho following rates, compared with the last
sales Stove CSC" higher; egg &c. higher
Inn &c. higher: chestnut 40c. lower; CRATE SOC.
lower steamboat Sc. lower; stove coal brought
SO, 5Oaa s9. 65; egg s.. 50a$8.75,
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QUITE 4 YOUNG CouPLE.-A few week!
Aasa Lad named William Wells. fourteen

QUITE YOU'VE CoupLE.-A few weeks
since a lad named William Wells, fourteen
wears of age, and a girl Q Fifteen summer nam
ed Mary Earle, both residents Of Baltimore,
took it into their heads to get married, leave
their parents, and come to this city: OnIue:-
day Capt. Casse]l and a sergeant of the Ba!tl-
more police can to this city in search OF the
young tugitives. Roundsman Kelley and OH
Ger Brewer, of the Fourth Ward, locked up
the parties, and turned than1 over to CAPTAIN
Cassell and the sergeant. TO be taken back to
their parents. Young Wells was engaged IN
selling newspapers in this city, and his wife was
aiding to gain a su>tenance byp'ying her needle:
They both stated that they were contented
with their lot, and we're making themselves 8
comfortable living; but as it was the desire OF
their parents that they should return home,
they would cheerfully 60 SO, and dep 'rted with
the officers Wash. Chron.
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SUPREME COURT OF VIRG1NTA.-The Su-
preme Court Of Appeals OF the Commonwealth
of Virginia will soon be organized. The con
s~titution of the State requires the election Of
three judges by the Legislature from nomina-
tons by the Governor, instead Of five as before
the war. Governor Peirpoint has declared
himself ready to make the nominations, and
Judge G. a. Wingield, of Bedford, is spoken
of for one of the positions.
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In pursuance Of an Act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of Virginia. to amend the Charter of the
city of Alexandria,, passed he 18th day of JAN
uary. 1866; we, the undersigned commissioners
appointed by said act. do Hereby give notice,
that q poll will be opened on Thursday, the Sth
day Of February. 1865. to take t1c sense Of the
voters qualified under the provisions Of said act.
to vote for members TO serve in the City Council
and al officers OF the Corporation elective by
the people,; whether this said act Shall be rati-
fed. or rejected at the feli"#in& rlnccs, viz:
For First Ward. at34. Prince street.
" Second Ward, at the Council Chamber
" Third Ward. at the Court House.
" Fourth Ward. at the y. y. corner Prince.
and Alfred streets and at thc same time and
places. a poll will also be taken IF the voters
qualified as before mentioned, Whcthcrthe fo.loW-
ing officers to wit: Guagcr Of Casks. Inspector
of domestic Spirits. Inspector and Mcasurcr Of
Wood, Bark and Of Lumber. Superintendent Of
Police, Collector or Collectors oG faxes, Attor-
ney Of tho Corporation, Assessors. Clerk of the
Market. and Auditor OF Public Accounts, City
Surveyor. Chief Engineer al the Fire Depart
ment, and Superintendent 0f Gas: shall be elect
ed by the City Council! Of Alexandria, or by
the voters Of the city.
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ETOR SALE-BONDS o. FAUQUIER
COUNTY, 10 THE AMOINN OF

/ CoU @lAF!*- 70 II THE AN0UNT Of
S5000.-At January Term lo1:, Of the County
Court of fauquier, the ~Ju>tjc"S If the county
majority being present, il "aS :dercd that
S5UGO. o. worth Of Bonds OF The County Of Fau-
Quicr. in pursuance OF the provisions Of an Act
Of the General Assembly. pissed 18th day of
December, 1865. entitled AR az: 70 authorize
the County Court Of F~auqujyr 70 oorrow money
tor county purposes, ): be issued u sums OF not
less than 500 each to bcar iAler~<, ut the rate
OF 6 per ct. per annum fr.24 12eic respective
Gates
81: 500therco' to be payable az l., jsnuary, 1869,
81. 800 thereof to be payable CT iSC january, 1870,
$1,000, the residue thereof, payable on lst JAM
uary. 1871.
The interest on ali, payable en- Isl, Of January
in each year. And the undersigned were APP
pointed commissioner to make sale Of said
bonds.
We DO therefore invite propos#j5 for the sale
and purchase Of said bonds. from persons dis
posed to invest their funds in these valuable Sc
%curitics. WM. II. GAINES
J. 5. BTRNF. C0mm'rs.
JNO. ". FORBES.
Fauquier co., va. Jan @3--."}w
Ia~ HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEW FIR.
RencwS the !!air.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWEK
Restores gray hair to its ORIGINAL color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
Prevents the hair rom falling Of.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILiAN HAIR
RENEWEE
Makes the hair Sntt ana glossy.
HALLS EEGkTA BILE @INILIAN HAIK
REVIEWER
DOES not stain tie Skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SiCILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

DALE Of ' ~ APEh 49,.
3 ny virtue OF a dccree OF tne ClrcGi1 ooult
OF fauq'Iler county: pronounce 'It lz'n uaS
OF Dccelnbrr, 1860: IN the sur OF Huhtoh vs.
baSt&ble, the Undersigned. VINO were lneFcll'
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T Z wv w. 49, aa - e " Rsstoh1a IN he
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cent survey $50 ~ 2C[h9. ms Is one o. me
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02

WEALTH OF New YoRK.-Ihe city Of New
York is estimated to be worth, in real and
personal property, about SIX hundred millions
Of dollars. It paid in 1864 eighteen and a
quarter millions to tie internal revenue. In
1865 that sum was increased tn over thirty
seven millions, owing to the more perfect en-
forcement of the law. 1t pays to that revenue
about forty dollars for every man, woman, ana
child, and it is estimated that nearly one fifth
of the national revenue comes from New York.
One tobacco manufacturer pays $4,000 a
month, and one Of the gas companies pay
$500, 900 month. Three or four dlstiilers are
assessed $500, 900 a year.
The taxes for State, county, and municipal
purposes swell the amount to al enormous an
nual sum.