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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-10

THE GREAT SOUTHERN RELIEF EAIR.--In
order to give time to make proHer Gis position
of the articles for sale during the present week.
the Hall was rot opened yesterday Until l.
o'clock. Notwithstanding tic Iar.e quantity
already sold, the tables were wei! flied, ami pre-
sented beautiful appearance, the evidences OF
taste ana skill ia arrangement be!0g quite as
apparent now as ever. There were great
number of visitors during The afternoon. but III
the evening the press was tremendous equal,
indeed TO that of any evening during the past
week. Very liberal donations are still coming
in. The Lunch Room is also tounliiuy sup
piled by contributions from all quarters, and
the ladies in attendance there, notwithstanding
the fatigue they have already undergone, arc
as active and perSevering as ever. Through
QUO the whole Fair Tie same hearty devotion 70
the interests Of The charity prevails ard viii
continue, without ceas!ng, upEt the hour OF
closing, Oh Thursday next. There was great
rush yesterday after he Piano supplied Is
Knabe l. Co., which was ratified at $1,000
One hundred more chances at s. a chance,
could readily have been taken, ani were freely
solicited but were refused as :; matter OF gao1
faith.-BaN Gazette.
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Such Of the Richmond papers, u; VIC have
seen, indignantly denonncs the late prooocl,
ngs which caused their suspension, aid ,ag
they would have kept their OH ;es always 1iGsal'
rather than submitto the tyranni<ai combine ion
there, which seeks, in effect 10 take the pro.
perry of the propaie'ors and publishers eat of
their own hands, and place it under the con,rol
of an irresponsible set Of u?en, who assume to
say what shall and what shall not be done.
The Richmond Enquircr says '-''I'he public
will feel surprise that men Of ileli: should
surrender their liberty 10 such an orgaDization
by becoming members of it. I. destroys ali
individual distinction. by prescribing like rates
for POOR hands and for good oncs. It puts the
steady and Industrious man Of family and jxct!
home at the mercy OF roicilng ;trampc:s, y
here to-day. yOnGcr Tomorrow. 1t is an IN
lawful combination against publishers IiaGio 10
punishment in the courts including il lis
objects the absolute contro! OF their business.
and the preventing OF them from obtaining
employees in the market. We are sure Oh!
readers would prefer a still longer interrUptio!
than that which We have just suffered, rather
than sec US submit to dictation that would
reduce US to cyphers in the management Of on
business, and expose Us to the necessity Of pay
ing without question or demur, whatever Il
secret gathering Of Interested persons might
resolve to demand. 1t would be nc worse TO be
robbed on the highway We are sure. too.
that we shall but express the general opiDion
when we say that The good aud worthy mc!
among the printers ought to assert tier liberty.
and rcnourcc al association which may involve
them in such proceedings rs We have Just
Witnessed
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The Commissioner of the Freedmen's Blu
reau on last Saturday, issued an order restoring
to Mr.. John Landstreet, he having been par
doaed by the President, his property contain
ing ninety light acres, situated in Fairfax coun-
ty, Va, which has been in possession of the
Freedmen's Bureau. The restoration is made
subject to the present lease, if any, from the
Government - +. 1-5--a
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL-It will be seen by an
advertisement in the Gazette, that the Mayor
of this city invites proposals forthe leasing for
term of years of the Alexandria Canal. This
valuable property offers immense advantages
and great inducements to capitalists and others
We, therefore, ask their attention to the adTer-
tiScment
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, The Board of Health has been fully organ
lied, and the members will proceed to the ac
tive discharge of their important duties. Every
citizen ought to cooperate with the Board
All neusances should be reported: and every
.meaus adopted to preserve the health of the
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OF HEALTH.

The Board Of Health, OF this city, met pur:,,
suant to call ty the Mayor, in the Council
Chamber, on Friday, the Gthlasn
Or. c. y. Chancellor, Health 'oHier, "as
called to<tbe chair : = 49,. -
Chas & Berry was elected Pra:iden!, ~ serve
in the absence Of the Health Officer; Z 8 j. ~
Jams Entwisle, jr.. was appointed Secretary;
and Morgan Driscol. Messenge:t to the Board.
The compensation Of the messenger was ike
at twenty dollar: for the year.
TIL" Kul"s and Regulations Of the previous
Board were adopted Tor tie direction Of this.
The Health Officer read paper setting forth
the sanitary condition Of several, always filthy,
localities, in the Corporate limits, and urging
upon the Beard in mediate attention hlch was
adopted.
The city was divided into nine Districts and
the following appoItionment made:
JAS Entwisle, II East OF Royal street. and
South Of Prince street. Benoni Wheat, south
of Prince street. between Royal and Washing
ton streets; Nm. J. Summers, South Of Prince
street West Of Washington street; James w.
West Of Washington street; Chas. c. Berry, be-
tween King and Prince streets, between Royal
and Washington streets: John W. Green, be-
tween King and Prince sire ets East OF Royal
street Edmond +. Wilmer, North Of King
street and East Of Royal street; VIM Man,
kin, North Of King street. between Royal and
Washington streets; Robert Brockett North of
King street, West Of Washington street.
The Board earnestly request the citizens to
faithfully Cooperate with the members, during
the coming warm season, and to cause, at once
he removal from their premises all substances
which may produce disease. epidemic OF other
wise, assuring them that all laws. coming under
the purvicw of the Board, will be rigidly en-
forced.
The members were requested to visit their re-
spcctive districts, as soon rs practicable.
The Board authorized the publication Of these
-. i -,
ap Civ. JAS. ENTWISLE, JR., Secretary.
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DR.. Sampson closed mis- course of Lectures
last night They were the best and most In
strucive Lectures which have been delivered
in this place in many years. H.Es I'd.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CoURT.-Saturdav's proceedings

COUNTY Court. Saturday proceedings.-
# Vane vs.! Miner-abated 4 Il III < . *, ?
R; s. French VS.. W-.D- Stewart-eonrinue3.
I Daingerfeld IS Allen--reFived in The name
of observation-disclosures Of plaintiff ost97tassao1
Waters vs.. Bu,ley continued. So :: Il
c. NJ Castlemanlwas ordered TO pay over to
the Clerk $3.50; recei!ed from tue defend srts,
IN the suit, Of. BOIL Vs., Robinson & Lake 9d5
Fanny Jones VS. j. 4>Pliee-on a removal
verdict for pintif- melton: for new trial over
ruled, and judgment for $50 and costs-txcep-
tious TO ruling Of the Court BY defendant.
Fanny Jones vs.sG. L. Armstrong re-
moval-verdict for plaintiff fors75, and judg-
ment accordingly. $50
Bayless VS.. Leon a remoyaEyeldict and
judgment for def. xg.1Frgqw
Waters 4 Co., surviving, VS.. Mcknight
jury unable to agree and case continued 20
P..H. .Hooff, VS.. J. T. Price-in case-ver-
dict and judgment for plaintiff for s64.69.
Summers VS.. Arnold uplawful detainer-
continued 5S,39ef "a . = ,at.a 49,.
W. A. Muir ys.sJ. T. Price--in case " err
dict and judgment for plaintiff for 500. IS, .,
Ashby & Wood3ys. Geo. Seaton-ia case
Judgment against de1endant TOT So''oo WIN
interest. 9af ~
Ashb7s y WOOD vs.. JAS F t'' case
verdict and judgment 1or plaintlH 1or s1lo.'o,
VII" !" In 'lnteres9 = ! HIJ*t ,ian,1 ~
W atefs q Co., surviving, vs. 9eo' oea'ou-
Id case-Juusnehe 'st,'s y, ooI. ~ POI w.
: - o., r.. 81 o. g-:,,,
Juusn'en' 'sall E' ue1 ~ ! + '9i04' WIN
totes' 80 ,,l;ot@ : IA
;,3.sSaat G.. ,,Itt -. eeao 5[,--uot;on r., nou
y t:i .' ~ ~ r. - ~ S'o 49, ,,.
Ia IS.l: II M..-1T..heo, ooou4,; -
W. unohes -lE.LE#.
-, uom;>o loh+ 80. n,ot;or r. !.
now +r;,l o,orr,lod and ind ymont for n](t =
/ an 1toftbe rni;no Of the Court
commonwealth VS. lessee Gibson-on in
.diotmaot--contin,ned - IN -. :
'.Tos;oh M;,l.rd Isaiah Rrsavs and David
uo,wh,,rst ors ,nno;n+.d 70 onnra;sa tho es-
49, e W. Hnobass .e s.~,
'0r W. " y 20, uou.a 1o.ouol
1He Po"eiS VI Oo'"eAii'o AA'
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Z The residence of Capt. Geo, Dearborn, on
South Water street. was robbed on Sunday.
night last, Of clothing, silver ware, &c, to the
amount of 800. ~ . . .'.f4 s'>'-l' IT,. '--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-10

0 Samuel Causine, aud old resident Of the
county of Alexandra, was found dead last Sun
day, on the Washington and Alexandria turn
pike little this side of belong Bridge.
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1881, Madison AVENUE.
NEW YORK. April 4, 1866.
f. II. Malone, esq, AIegandria, Va, (Aeerah

Z. u. Mazo7e esq. Alenandr1a. "a, { Alec07l-
dria Circle Fewiaa Brotherhood:) f4
DEAR SIR: l find your note ON my return
from Washington. l have not been able as yet
to speak in Richmond as was announced; lhave
SO many Engagements about home that it is
quite out of the question for me to engage to ad.
dress your Circle at the present time. Should
l conclude to visit Richmond, will endeavor to
spend one evening in Alexandria.
Here is a resolution that should be passed
wherever Irishmen meet together. i,st
ResoIred, That Abolition State Soueteagnty,
Free Trade, Pro,Stavery, Monroe DoctTln elSna,
Freeamen's Batreauisan, Mother hand Toady-
ISM, and american SneerS at the Irish Race,
are all links of the same Political Sausage, made
out of the same English Dog. ~.
Sincerely, -,
I'D l0-2t GEO FRANCIS TRAIN. :.
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- ALE OF LIQUORS.

GALE OF LIQUORS.
-
Intending 10 discontinue the sale Of Liquor
e. my store, corner Cameron and Royal Streets,
| shall offer at private SALE for two weeks. in
quantities not less than now contained in origi-
na packages, my entire stock of LIQUORS.
consisting of WHISTLES. Brandy, Rum, Gin,
Wines. S:c. These goods will be offered at the
present Baltimore prices for articles Of simI&r
quality. in inspection is respectful request
cd Of those intending to purchase. Terms cas-
u approved parties.
nri D-DW J. G. MlIBt RN.
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LARM FOR SALE.
4 farm containing THREE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, located in
Charles county, Maryland, about twomiles from
the Steamboat Wharf at Nanicmoy Stores.
1t has small Dwelling House, Kitchen; Negro
Quarters Meat House Corn House and Grain
airy. Good water, and fine Orchard. About
one half of the land is cleared, the balance in
wood. Persons wishing to examining, can go
down Wednesdays or Saturday: by the Steam
ers Columbia and Express Price S2,UJ9 cash.
Annlv 70 -'... THOMAS PERRY.
apI-lw No. S, Prince st.
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AT THE
CITY ACCEMRIY ROOMS

CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
On BOMBAY, EEEG., APRIL lG, 1866,
the proceeds Of which are for the purpose o!
fitting up their meeting room.
Prof Cooks fine Cotillion Band has been en-
gagged FOR the OCCASION and will perform some
Of their most excellent airs The committee
pied &c themselves to make this one Of the best
Balls Of the season.
Tickets, S200-rcfreshmcnts includcd-to be
had Of any Of the following committee; George
:. Smith, F. Power, j. II. Duffcy. 7. Hall, L.
Price, T. 4. Mitchell.
Omnbuses will start running at I O clock pre-
ciscly ap st
FOR SALE.-The property formerly occu-
L pied by J. W. Lockwood, situated on
'';icmnary Hill, in Fairfax County: about =
II lies from Alexandria. The House is of brick:
contains G rooms, and has attached to it Il Kitch-
Ell, two servants rooms, Il wash room, an ice
house. smoke house, chicken house. stable car
riagc house. &c. There is Il pump OF the most
delightful water in the yard, and a large ciktern
Of filtered rain water. The place contains about
SLY ENTEBN ACRES, and is most delight
fully situated is proverbiaIlv healthy, and com
manas beautiful view Of the Potomac River.
the Cities Of Washington: Alexandria, and the
surrounding country Price $1,000; $1,000
cash. Any reasonable time will be given on the
balance For further particulars apply TO
GEO WASHINGTON,
ap 4-tf 80. 6, south Union street.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Beeves in fair; dc
mand; prices dull, sales of 2 100 head at l6al6!
cts; fair to good, 14a154 cts. Sheep advancing
sales 10000 head 74as4 cts. Hogs dull and lower
ut 13al4h cts -.
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New York, April Cotton declined1 cent
Flour dull. and from 10 to Is lower for common.
Wheat dull Corn declining tendency. Pork
heavy Lard heavy. Whiskey steady. Gro
ceries dull. Naval stores quiet. Petroleum
dull .E
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/ There was heavy frost last night, and it's
feared that some of the fruit tress have been
injured. sS'A4@ go. -?G g.aIa =,
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BALTIMORE, April 9-Flour firm, Wheat
steady; red, l4Oal45 cts. Corn has declining
tendency; white, 7saS5 cts. Oats firm at 2 q
cts Seeds dropping Groceries quiet Pork
dull and inactive. Whiskey dull.
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ap 10-2t GEO FRANCIS TRAIN.

~ To THE VOTERS OF FAIRFAX COUNTY,
Captain JOHN POWELL is respectfully announc-
ed candidate for the office Of Sheriff of Fair
fax county, at the election in May next. Capt;
Powell has faithfully served the people of said
county rs public officer in various instances.
and from the satisfactory manner in which he
has invariably discharged his, duties as an Off
Ger, and from the fact Of his having had many
Years, experience as Sheriff, we feel perfectly
confident that he will make an efficient officer If
histhe will of the people to elect him, The
voters of the county are respectfully solicited to
give the Captain u favorable consideration on
the day OF election, the 4th Thursday in My.
ap 6-te# a MANY FRIENDS -
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Last night meeting of the colored people Of
Washington and Georgetown was held to make
arrangements, for celebration on the 10th OF
the present month, the anniversary Of the abo
ition of slavery in the District of Columbia.
A resolution was adoped authorizing the secre
tary to extend invitation to Senators Wilson,
Sumner Trumbul, and Nye, L. Howard Day,
Of New York, Rev. Fl H. Garrett, John II.
Cook, and several others to deliver addresses
to the assemblage, at Franklin Square. Wash
ington, on the day OF the celebration. a COM
mittee was appointed 10 wait upon the com
handing officer of the 18th United States col
ored troops, to endeavor TO secure the attendance
of the regiment and the regimental band in the
procession
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RARE CHANCE.
= :.
The subscriber offers to sell his entire stock Of
HARD WARE.

STOVES s TIN WARE:
TOOLS, MACHINES, LEASE, &c.
at 2 very low figure, las he wishes to leave the
city, t. any ore who desires to go into business
This is rare chance.
He will sell to reduce his stock, at Wholesale
or retail any portion oft, low. until he can close
out tic whole stock {. n. GkEEOE1,
NH 29-lf IA, King st.
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NOR RENT.-A two-story FRAME HOUSE
i and GARDEN LOT, nthc corner of Wolfe
and Patrick streets possession given on the first
Of April The lot about the fourth of square
in size and Of rich soil. Inquire of s. KING
SHAY, No. S., Pitt street, . NH ?6-2w
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Al a RIM e L I ST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 10.

SAILED. IL
Schr A. Brown, Atwood, Boston, merchan-
disc, by NJ. Eldridge s. Go,
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ID OTATOES. -
leo bushs pure Mercer Potatoes, in
store and Tor sale By KNOX Y SMITH,
NH l3-1m No. &c King street.
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TOR SALE.-Thc undersigned would re-
4 spectlillly inform.h friends and thepublic,
that he has Just received fresh lot Of very fine
MICH COWS and CALVES which can he
purchased at 303 Prince st.
ap 5-3t Z" WILLIAM GRAY, Butcher.
r. DERSONS DESIRING BOARD IN a
1 private family in Warrenton, Va. can OBJ
tain it by applying to Mr.. John G. Becknam'
ap5-tf .- -
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ETOR RENT. ---a....
Several very PLEASANT ROOMS over the
Bakery No. a, South Fairfax street
nh30-tf -. ~ ...- ADAMS 81 co. .
f:A FOR SALE-Thc three-story BRICK
.kH:GI, D YELLING, on the west side Of Payne
street, between Duke and Prince streets. This
property will be sold cheap to = cash purchaser
.Applyto %' [mh G-tf] s. +. PElCE.
nor RENT-The Store Room, No. -, n orth
L Fairfax street, in Mansion House building.
One Of the best business locations in the city. 1t
WAS formerly the Mansion House Restaurant
Apply at this Office. NH 29-tf
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announce myself candidate at the election to
be held on the 24th May, for the Clerkship Of
the County Court, the office now.held By me as
C!e. kpro tenn. I respectfully ask your support
with the assurance that every effo TT shall, be
made to satisfactorily conduct the affairs Of the
office. lap 9-td&] WIN. NJ. FITZHUGH.
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CAMERON DlSTILLERY, NEAR ALIEN
y ANDHlA, FOR SAl.Il.-Thc undersign-
Cd will fer, ut public sale, on the premises, on
" EDN i1SDAI, the Ind day of May, 1866 the
valuable property knoWnas Cameron Distillery
with all the Land and buildings thereto belong
ing.
his property, situated on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, one mile from AlcXand: il,
Va, contains nine and one eighth acres Of land.
which is in cultivation rs = market garden. The
building, three story, is Of brick, substantially
built, and Of sufficient capacity to run 800 bush.
per day. hccoppcr worm for said capacity is
in good condition. The engine house is Of
b:icS aid 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 shaltiug, iywhccl etc. also one pair Of
superior mill LurrS. At the door is well, ten
feet in diameter. forty feet deep containing an
abundant supply Of cool soft water. There is
pipcd into this we'll he water Of a fine spring,
the water right OF which We offer for sale, with
i'll the privileges decided to us.
The property will positively DC sold, the own
crs having engaged in other pursuits during the
war II nCt sold entire, Will be sold in lots TO
salt purchasers. Lngne, copper and burr may
be sold in distinct parcels. The house contains
250,000 bricks. On thcproperty are three tenant
house. with stabling
CHARLES L. STUART,
GEORGE w. BRENT
Agents and Attys. il fact
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Dor RENT-A very desirable DWELL
L ING, with Gas and Water, at, corner Pitt
and Wilkes Streets. Applyto
M HOFH Elmer,
ap l0-2t *3at'I a 90 King street
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DIED.

On W edncsday night Of last week. near Hills,
borough, Loudoun county, Va, Mir. S. d. IT,
CALDWELL, ut the residence Of Mr.: &. Hough
Of Paralysis, in the 18th year Of his age. In
carly life, he was invited to take charge Of tho
editorial management Of the Genius of Liberty
in Lecsburg, which paper he conducted with
ability, and 10 the satisfaction of the party il
advocated He subsequently represented the
county Of Loudoun in the Legislature OF Fir-
GINA, and filled other Positions Of public trust.
He was Il gentleman OF much more than ordina-
~ intelligence, and had the confidence and cS-
TEEN Of all who knew him through q long, nc
tive and useful life He died lan:cntcd by many
relatives and friends.
On the 18th nit, at her residence in Upper
vile, Va, Mrs. ELIZABETH ROBINSON, in the
6jth year Of her age.
In Charlie: county, Nd, on the 18th ultimo
in the Glst year Of her age, Mrs. Macy L. VII
MEE, rclicC OF the late Rev Simon Wilmer.
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ID EAL ESTATE At AUCTION.-Und
II authority OF deed Of trust from Thomas
Kcl and others. to the undersigned AS trustee,
dated the first lay Of September, 1915 which is
duly of record in the Clerk office Of the Coun.
ty Court OF Alexandria County, Va, shall
proceed, on SATU RDAY, the 9th day of june,
1866. at T. o clock. m, to offer at public sale,
LOT OF GROUND. in the City Of Alexandria,
with the building: and improvements thereon,
situated on the north side Of King street, to the
eastward OF Water street and now occupied by
John H. Monroe-thc boundaries Of which said
ground will BE- more particularly mentloncd 1t
The time and place o! sale with the right of
wav over an alley called Fayctte alley, bound
ing the said on the north rs uppertenant thereto.
Terms If Sale Cash. Conveyancing and
stamps at cost Of purchaser:
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
ap 4-1awts .... Trustee
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EXTRAORDINARY CilANCESL IN REAL
E. ESTATr.-We offer for sale the following
very valuable properties N and near Alcxan-
dria:-
The LOT at the northeast corner Of Prince
and Pitt 5trecct3 next west Of Farmers Branch
Bank 81 feet Oh Prince and 81 on Pitt street.
covered win small! tcncm@nts, and nov occupied
by p. Park and others. y fair credit allowed.
The LOT south side Wolfe street, next east Of
the Orphan Asylum grounds-l8 feet front and
l0l feet I inches deep 70 nine feet alley-im-
proved bya frame dwelling. Cash.
A. large LOT south side King street, Il
short distance cast Of Pcyton street. Cash.
About Is ACRES at West End, on Duke
street and Shutters Hill road, divided by the
road which runs from King street to Duke by
Beztod. This is the only eligible property fol, g
large railway depot, row to be had in the sub
urbs Of Alexandria. \ liberal credit.
feb lO-cOtf JOHNSTON S CAttN n.
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q II A. d B A L L

O
The members Of the
SUN FIRE COMPANY, NO. 2,
take pleasure in announcing to their friends and
the public generally that they interd to give Il
GRAND BALL,
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II n p 6 4 T, T.

Z . Il : j Il Il.
We offer for sale The following property: y
lot Of ground situated on the cut side Of Henry
street between and Cameron and Queen streets
f:ort;rg o.. Henry street = feet and RAINING
bac', - ien. inches, with TWO substantial. WEI!
built. frame dwellings thereon.
=. \ vacant lot on the east side Of Henry, be-
tween Queen md Princes streets, fronting 20 feet
ard RAINING baci; rs feet. ii inches
;. Also. another vacant lot on south side Of
Queen. between Henry and Patrick streets,
fronting ii :cct, inches. running back 100 feet
90 q u feet alley.
The property viii be offered for sale at public
suction on Thursday, the 18th OF Apri! next, in
front Of the Mayors Office, Alexandria. Va, il!
not sold previously at private sac.
For terms apply % 49,.
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