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LOSS B
PORTLAND FIRE, JULY 4th

The total amount covered by Etna Policies on
property destroyed or damaged is S2O0,s54, on
which salvage will be about 8 per cent. Our total
loss will not vary much from 100000, and is
being promptly adjusted and paid. This sum is 8
per cent. upon the assets, ahgure but slightly ex-
ceeding our government and State taxes paid last
year, or q proportion equal to q $1,000 loss for o
company Of 100000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations - forcibly illustrated
by this hre. Several weak Insurance Companies are
destroyed. FoEtlapd has q population, Of $1,000
was handsomely built, mostly fine brick or stone
structures--protected and screened with upwards Of
5000 shade trees-bounded on three sides by water
indeed, literally, almost rising from the ocean-and.
with a good steam FIRE department-yst it has SIO,-
100000 Of property consumed in a few hours
upon a holiday when It's people are least occupied
nom the very magnificent cause OF q coptemptble
FIRE cracker. {"
Remember the triding origin Of fires that sweep
in q few hours the earnings OF years Consider
your best interests and give The Etna aeenta call If
you need proper Insurance security. Policies issued
1t fair terms. 4
B. F. RErNMUND 8 son, Asts,
Lancaster, Ohio. J
.# H-N- L| LA.N ~ "| LN
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MiddIeton,s OH Portraits.

j. w. WHIrH, Jr., the agent for the
sale Of "Middleton's Oil Portraits" in
this county, is now in town and re.
specially s%olicits the patronage of the
citizens of the place. He will remain
during the rest of the week during
which time he will canvass the city.
We desire to commend to the favor
able consideration of our citizens, the
enterprise of the young gentleman
named above. The specimens of art
which he exhibited to us, being por-
traits ;of. John Wesley and General
sherman, are certainly offs high grade
Of merit; and with their elegant style
Of frame, will be furnished at remark
ably low rates. In the same style can
be had portraits OF Washington, Lin.
coin, Grant, Webster, Douglas, and
other eminent characters. either of
which would constitute a most desira.
BILE parlor ornament--and the best of
1t is, theys are not beyond the reach of
persons Of ordinary means. We hope our
youngfricnd may have occasion to leave
alarge number Of his superb portraits
inithe dwellings, of our citizens.
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~IssmarkabIe Case.

Miss Maggie Davis Giving at Mr..
Works, Lancaster, o. has been quite
deaf since she was two years old. She
was placed under the treatment of Drs.
Hazlett & Barbour, (who will be here
all Fof next week. last Thursday, and
BY Monday her hearing had very much
improved. Her worst ear could only
hear the ticking ola watch when it
was pressed againstit. With that ear
she an now hear it when many inch.
es distant. Her better ear has had the
same proportionate Improvements
Miss Davis Is in the best of spirits and
expresses o great deal Of gratitude to
DrsZHaElctt & Barbour for the benefit
received electromagnetic skill Through
the county are many cases of diseased
eyes and graduated lids. Drs. Has.
lett 4 Barbour will cure these cases in
q fewFYeekA Notwithstanding they
have been under the treatment of 9th.
ers for years without benefit.
Gross eyes (Strabismus) can be
straightehed In q minutes time with,
out any Injury to the eye. Scrofulous
(so calied) sore eyes cured in a short
time, Operations for cataract perform
cd without pain.
Drs. Haslstt & Barbour are Of the
Pittsburgh Eye and Bar Infrmary,
01o. Penn ct, and make q specially
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RtApY YoR BusInrs..-.Tba NJ

READY FOR BUsINEss.--The new
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for this
District, Col. J. NJ. COsEELL, has es.
tablisbed bis Office in the room for.
merry occupied by Connoll & Fritter
as a law Office, second floor of Tall
madge Block, over the store OF DR.. E.
B. olds. Phil. EMBlcH dictates as
chief Clerk; and the business of tho
Office. under the present management,
will doubtless be conducted to the
satisfaction OF all interested therein.
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Fire insurance.

.The extraordinary losses of Insu.
rance companies by the recent i'm.
mense firos at Portland and elsewhere,
show how important it is for insurers
to take out their policies from compa.
niesS Of the very heaviest capital, and
in possession ofthe largest amount Of
assets. Several companies have been
completely swampod by these losses;
but the old ErNA, of Hartford, not.
withstanding a loss ofS2OO,OO by the
Portland fire, comes out triumphantly
able to meet the liability, and TO pro-
coed right onward in the successful
prosecution ofthe business o finsurance
with safety and satisfaction to all. See
new advertisement Of B. +. Reinmund
&Son, Agts, in another column.
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Law and EOTl.Y cF. ICE.
John Garaghty

Will give special care and attention to matters o
Partition, sale OF Lands by Administrator and Guar
dians, with the settlement OF their accounts; also
tothe collection and the examination of titles.
Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, and other contracts
prepared, and their Acknowledgements taken.
With an experience OF, Thirty years, he trusts he
will be entitled to receive, as he now solicits, a share
ofthe patronage OF his old friends and acquaintances.
Charges will be reasonable.
OFFIoE-TaIlmadso Block.
LANCASTER, March Is l~ses-5i.tG. sac
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRK July 16.
FLOUR-Dull, heavy and unsettled
and l0a30c lower, 81 25a8 40 for extra
State; So 3Oa1O for extra round hoop
Ohio, and Sl0a13 10 for trade brands
market closing heavy.
WHISKY-Dull and nominal at So
20a2 25.
WHEAT--Prime new No. l held at
So 20.
CORN--S3taS4c for sound mixed
western.
OATS--Dnll and 1c lower, 50a52c
for Chicago, and Coo for Wisconsin.
SUGAR-Dull, Cuba at lO4a1lo.
PORK--Heavy and lower at $31 so
adj 70 for new mess, closing at S3l 81
cash, 500 30 for old, and $26 75a27 for
prime.
LARD-Dull and heavy at 1S3a2OSc.
BUTTER Dull 2Oa33 for Ohio and
27a4O for State.
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SdrThe' Internal Revenue Law re-
Gently enacted by Congress, makes .
document Of immense length. We
intend giving a synopsis Of its most
important provisions, as soon as prac.
ticablo.
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OF THE UNION CENTRAL
MEL. COMMITTEE. =.

Ne are requested to announce that
q meeting. of the Union Central Com.
mittee Of Fairfield county will DO held
on Saturday the 2sth inst, at 2 o'clock,
P. M, 1.-THE Office of @. F. SLEEPER,
EGG. The attendance of all the men,
bers Of the committee is especially de-.
sired as business of importance is to
be transacted. By ORDER OF Cow.
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9.sPalmer's Lotion--The Great
Medicine for the Skin, cures without
fail every kind of unsightly eruption
of the face, or itching, irritating OF
distressing ~cutaneous disease, on any
part Of Tie person.
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Base BALL CLuB-We are informed
that the young men of this city are
taking steps for the formation ola base
ball club. ps
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4. p@- The sixth annual session of the
Ohio Colored Teachers Association
convened in this city on tho 18th. 1t
is still in session.
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General Green Clay Smith, Of Ken.
lucky, announces that he will, this
week, resign his seat in Congress
He accepts the appointment of Gov
ernOr OF Montana Territory. W Z
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ERRORS DE Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner-
~ yons Debility, Premature Decay, and ali the ef-
fects OF youthful indiscreiion, will for the sake ofsuf.
fering humanity, send free TO all who need It, the re-
by which he was cured. Sufferers. wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience, can do 50 BY address
ing in perfect confidence, JOHNB OGDEN,
je. 2S-S mos.% No. ID Chambers St, N. u
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

. CINCINNATI, July II.
FLOUR-Superfne $8a8 so; Extra
S9a9 Is; Family $40 5Oall 80 Fancy
$12a14.
GRAIN-Wheat s2a2 40 for winter I;
81 75a2 for spring.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork $32 37a
80 80; Bulk Meats, $15 III and l91,
for Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides.
Bacon, II, 193c and 213, for do. Hams
22a24c. Lard 20a22c.
SEED-Flax SO; Glover 81.
WOOL-32a60c for common unwash.
cd to fine fleece.
BUTTER-Centfal Ohio 24a26c.
EGGS-Prime 17a19c.
CHEESE-14a15c for choice West.
ern Reserve,
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aRELdaIoUsi EoTIoE The Rev. T
Peters will occupy the pulpit of the
Columbus. street Baptist Church, next
Sabbath morning and evening.
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ETThe popular dry goods and fan,
cy store of. N. Miller is offering un-
usual inducements to buyers. See his
new advertisement.
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5000 of those fine Polme,t,s

5000 OF those fine Palmettas,
made by the Union Cigar Co., Zanes-
vile, Ohio. for sale at Butterfield's, 8
for 25 cts. Drop in and see Jack
Reeds display Of nice Fruits, at the
same place. 1w..
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THE PITTSBURGH
ANDsEAR

! (z40 Penn. ST. nag established ff the treatnen,
OF al diseases ofthe EYE eDd EAK, and ali CHRON.
lc, AFFECTIONS, especially those requiring surg.
!Drss HsElett a Harbour the blind and Tie deaf hove
been made 70 see and hear, crossed eyes have bean
Strengthened, DeforIDed Limbs o. all v~aris:les kaga
Deem made straight and useful.
a large number 81 diseases ofthe hip and other
JOINTS. and many chrome and obstinate diseases re.
curing Inedleslan surgical skill haze been under
AL DISEASES Or INJURIES ~ysous,fng SUP
t0LCAL OPERA TONS or MEDICAL TREAT.
NEWT properly cared for.
I BLIND, LANE AND DHAP-ConspicnOus among the
best surgeons ofthe dnyare Drs. Hazlelt 4 BaI 6onr,
who have removed TO No. 29 Penn street, next
door 10 Christ (Metbodist) Church, where their eve
and ear i%niirnary, SO long and deservedly popular,
Is established UPON still more extensive and conVe-
mont basis. Diseases OF the eye and ear, club feet
deiormlties. pies, hstula 10 al0, and All diseases or
operations requiring skilllul medical or surgcal
treatment may be safely entrusted to these gentlemen
whose experience and high personal character arc
sufficient guarantee that whatever they undertakes 70
do will be we'll done.-lPittsburg Leader, April sth
Drs. HaElett 4 Barbour have been operating very
s9c"essiuiy. We have seen many o. the worst kind
o. cases blind ana nearly blind, eyes that looked as
% sight could never again be theirs, that have been
by Their skill restored 10 good vision. Deformed
i.mos nave bythem been made straight sqnint eyes
restored to beauty, tumors taken, cancers extlTDafed,
ana hearing restored. Their patients are notconfn.
ed 70 the city, but come from all the adjoining States,
and from great distances. They are correct In their
diagnoses, candid IN their statements, and snecessfuI
In their practice I Prttsburg Christian Advocate.
D~0ne Of the firm Of Drs. HAzLErr
q BARBOUR will be at GAINESVILLE from
July 3D. to 9th, and from July 17th to
July 22d; and Mt -,
LANCASTER, (Tallmadge House,)
from Tuesday, July 10Th to 18th, and
from July Gath to 29th.
Lancaster, July std.
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wsee advertisement of Greeley's
American Conflict in an other column.
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Attachment Notice.

James Mocleery (REFoRE Virgil z, Shaw,
James R. Mecleery.J Hooking TIP, Fairfield Co., o.
I On the 9Th day ofJune, A.. d 1896, said Justice Is.
sued an order Of attachment In the above acton, for
the sum Of sixteen dollars, With ~icterest thereon
rom Jupa 18th, 1851. JAMES Me0LEERY. z
Lancaster, Ohio, lnly6, 1859. Sl5'
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ROLL OF HoNoH.

Receipts on subscription to tho Ian.
caster Gazette for one week, ending
Inlv 12o19R6, y.
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d.: Knapp the ocuIistS will best the
Tallmsdgc House next Wednesday
forenoon. - Ag
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5000 Yards Mozambiques % els.

A great variety OF very fine plain, PLAID, checked and
striped fancy Dress Goods, worth from 81 cts.
to 81 marked down from 26 TO 81 cents.
Twill also close out my stock of buff, pink, blue,
green, brown, plain and plaid French Ginghams and
Bingham Lawns, at reduced prices. 2UO Summer
shawls, from $3.50 to $780, 2OI silk Basques and
sacques, OF our own manufacture, from rye dollars to
twelve dollars; four thousand dollars worth Of Mill.
merry Goods at haK price.
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s6rTeeth beautifully filed SO as to
preserve them through life, at Won
Dental Rooms. je %
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House and Lot for Sale.

AEXM ENHE subscriber is anxious to dis.
pose of his residence, situated at
~ the North end Of Broad street. The
house is IN good repair, with ordinary
SalE4 conveniences; good well of water and
istern. twill be sold on reasonable terms II appli-
alton be made soon.
May II, isGd--tf WILLIAM MoNLUx.
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The Best Of Brown Sheeting
YARD w!DE-25 CENTS;

Prints from is to 90 cents 1000 yards ofJaconet
Lawns at 26 cents. A very fine plain blue, buff, or
ange, pink and brown organdle Lawns, from 90 to 90
cents.
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Being DESTROYS of closing out my Spring and Sum
mer stock ofDry Goods and Millinery, positively by
The first OF September, l will offer great induceInents
to the public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-15
QUEEN EMMA III WASHINGTON

Queen Emma, accompanied by Miss Spurgeon,
Consul General Odel, and R. S. Chiffon, esq.,,
of the State Department, proceeded to the Elk
ecutive Mansion last night, according to previ-
Gus appointment, where Her Majesty was re-
ceivcd by the Atty General and Acting Secre-
ta1y of State, Hon H. Sanbery, by whom she
was escorted into the presence Of President
johnson and introduced. There were present
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Welles,
Mrs. Stanbery, and Secretaries Welles and
McCulloch .....
The President addressed his visitor as Queen
Emma, and said he would now do in person
what the Acting Secretary of State had already
done, extend to Her Majesty cordial welcome
to the Capital of nation of thirty millions of
people 1t was not because the guest was
Queen that this welcome was extended, but be-
cause of her good merits and works, the fame
of which had preceded her. The cordial vel
come was extended on account Of the effects OF
the visit in the cause of humanity and christi
anity: If, said the President, | was disposed
to be facetious, [ should say that in this coun-
try all men are kings and all women are queens.
Our rulers derive their power from the people,
and consequently alare royal. Therefore, when
you address any man or woman in this country
you talk to royalty-to king or queen. IL
conclusion, the President heartily welcomed his
guest After engaging in conversation for some
moments, the royal party retired.
To-day Her Majesty will visit the Capt.
tol and other places Of interest.
The royal party from the Sandwich Islands
is recorded on Willard Hotel register as Queen
Emma, of Hawaii Miss Spurgiu, lady attend
and, and Major Gordon G. Hopkins, equerry.
From the top Of the hotel flies the royal flag o.
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s=s=z9 FOR SALE.-The PREMISES, No. 4S
b##ssHl Wolfe street, fronting 20 feet 6 inches on
Wolfe street, and running back 81 feet to an al
q stories high, on the front of the lot and also
by a two-story Frame Building on the back of
the lot fronting on the alley. The, property is
now renting for SIG per month and will be sold
cheap Apply to II. O. CLAUGHTON,
ou 10 3t# So Prince street.
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FIDELITY TO ONES STATE In late letter
g he New York Evening Post, Montgomery
z!ci2 relates the following, which manifests a
,3.amor sense and a practical philosophy as to
70 nature Of the issue afterwards, that we
:3c:z 10. in vain in most Of his school:
: : : Butwhen the war came, 10 spite OF all
appeals to soberminded patriots to stay lis fury,
:rher the thunder Of cannon had begun what
could the lovers OF peace in either section do
Dos submit to the forces with which they were
surrounded, in the States to which they be-
ioaged? Gen. Lee said to my father, when
3ornGeG by him, at the request Of President
Lincoln, about taking the command of our
army against the rebellion, then hanging upon
.na decision of the Virginia Convention
Mr.. Blair, | look upon secession as anarchy.
7! owned the four millions of slaves in the
Corth, would sacrifice them all to the Union;
0uj bow can draw my sword upon Virginia,
az native State?' lie could not determine
:.2er; said he would consult with his friend,
Zen. Scott, and went on the same day to Rich
a.onG probably to arbitrate difficulties, and
re seq the result. 1t is hard for noble mind
C Sea.' itself from home, kindred, friends and
native SOIL and go into opposite ranks to crush
hem ali.
ibis was the case Of Stephens as well as
Zee. It was the case of nearly every elevated
soul in the South i As the South grew
weaker and began to stagger under the heavy
blows Of the gigantic North, all her brave
spirits rallied to a man in her support Even
the slaves were moved by the natural instinct
Cor when all the white men, young and old,
had left their homes, their women and child
rem, to be protected and fed by their superior
strength, they would not desert to our conquer
ing army as it marched through the shrinking
South, but lied with the panic-strickcn families
and gave them aid and comfort. In this did
not the blacks prove themselves loyal peo-
PIE Would not the white man have proved
hlmself recreant if, under such circumstances.
lie mad gone over to the invaders,
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IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.

European adviccs to last evening, via the
Atlantic cable, state that advices have been re-
ccivcd in London indicating probable renewal
Of the war between the Prussians and Bava-
rians, on the territory Of the latter, and great
fears are entertained Of such an event. Prus-
sia has Informed Napoleon that his demand
for the extension Of the frontier Of his Empire
to the banks Of the Rhine cannot be complied
with, and that Prussian territory there situa-
ted will never be ceded to France. Prussia has
informed Austria that she will maintain the
right Of Italy to Venetia. An armistice be-
tween Austria and Italy has been concluded
for four weeks. Considerable excitement pre-
walls in Vienna, and the populace have called
upon the emperor to abdcate. Assistant Sec
rotary of the Navy Fox, and the officers of the
monitor Miantonomah had magnificent re-
ceptioD IN St. Petersburg at the hands Of the
Russian authorities and people, United States
Five-Twenties were quoted in London yester-
day at GS3
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AT,EXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTlSEk
COR SALE AND RENT.

NOR SALE.-A VALUAABIhdE, F "a Eo
h NEAR WOODLAND, FAIRFA 4, 60,
VA.-Will be sold at private SALE Inc 1 arm
lately owned by Andrew Turney, oeceaseo' con
tanning 235 acres, more or less. -, Az.
This farm is part of the original Mount
Vernon Estate and is situated on the Noun gr;a
Vernon Road about six miles from Alexandra
and near to the Mt. Zephys Estate About one pm
there are two large orchards, in good bearing
order-a comfortable house. with good water
and convenient acknowledgement the whole
'' The land is Of good quality for grazing or
T # not previously sold at private sale, the farm
viii be- be offered at public auction the premi;
ses, on THURSDAY, October 70, 1885, at 4
o'clock m. NJ, Adon,
For further information apply to MT; Adam
Martin, near Clouds Mill, or to 5. ferguson
Beach, Attorney at Law Address either al
Alexandra. va aug 6-eotf
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\ citizen Of Powhatan county informs us
that state of things exists in that county sim
lar to that which lately occasioned so much
disquictude here. The negroes are armed, or
ganized, and drilling -aohat for, and agAo insti.
gates them, are matters of opinion, tn ough not
of doubt. Meantime the militia Of the county
are not enrolled, and if the negroes shall be
persuaded into following the example, at New
Orleans, they will meet with the unres trainable
and therefore unmeasured vengeance of an un-
organized people. Wehope the proper author
tiles will give their attention to these mscbiev-
Gus and mischief meaning proceedings in coun-
try as we'll as in town, and put them down ev-
erywhero alike.-Rich. Eng.
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rJ,HE SUBSCRIBER rs AUTHORIZED TO
offer for sale the FARM Of Joseph Kerby,.
esq. This farm is situated at the mouth OF
Broad Greek, on the Maryland Shore, where it
empties into the Potomac river. It is an excel
lent alluvial soil, we'll adapted to the growth OF
all the crops usually grown in that fertile sec
ton of country 1t is about four miles below
Alexandria Crops may be shipped directly
from the garden The improvements consist of
q large frame dwelling, containing eight Ga
rooms, and all the necessary out buildings, Ea:a
in good repair From one hundred to three
hundred acres will be sold to suit purchasers -
A rare opportunity is offered to those desiring
o safe investment, or to engage in agricultural
pursuits, as it will be sold at q great bargain
Kendall MARBURY,
Atty for owner, T: 3. P; Q: Pr; Geo. CO. Ma A.
or to w. ARTHUR TAYLOR, AleXa., va.
pr (,oorecs CO.. Md-ie 11-2awtf
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TOR RENT.-THE LOUDOUN HOTEL,
Z LEESBURG, VA.-This very dcsira- H#5A
Bile property is now for rent; possession .lss ssssl
given Immediately.
It is the best location in the town, has always
done first rate business, and a rare opportunl-
ty to make money, is now offered to any one
wishing to engage in the business: Apply at
once to y. W. or Z. Is. NlLCMAN
aug l-eo1m Leesburg, Va.
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VALUABLE GARDEN LOTS FOR SALE.
Y The subscriber has for sale several valua-
Bile lots, admirably situated for garden purposes,
on the Clish farm, within one mile; from this
city. Also, two Lots, 20I so feet each, on Fay
cite, between King and Cameron sts.,. running
back to an alley and an open court 80 feet vide
For terms, &C., apply to
ELIZABETH HARRISON,
Executrix of j. D. Harrison, decd,
ie2-tf &c Queen St. Alexandria, Va.
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A=sz1A HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Parsonage
lzEIza House of the First Presbyterian Church.
Apply to HENRY COOK,
my 8-tf 80, King street