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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-16
LOCAL NEWS.

The Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rector of St.
Paul's church in this city, on last Sunday, the
anniversary Of his return to Alexandra after
az absence Of four years, in an ably exempli.
fed discourse upon the text, "What hath God
wrought gave an interesting account OF the
affairs of his parish during the past twelve
months. The following are few extracts
from this account:
1t is just one year ago, to day, that reach
ed this city after an absence of four years. No
time was lost in visiting this house. l looked
through the door at the naked walls and vacant
space Of this entire room occupied with I'M
mense piles of furniture, accumulated from dit
ferent abandoned hospitals in the neighbor
hood The lecture room had been used tor a
few weeks for public worship by Rev. DIR. Pack
ard, whose faithful labors for the preceding 10
months will be always remembered By the
church people of Alexandra, with lively graft
tude. Previous to his coming, the hearts Of
our people had been cheered by the valued ser
vices of Rev. George A. Smith, Rev. Mr..
Stewart and Rev. Mr.. Wall! But in May,
1865, the prospects of our congregation did not
look cheering.
During the past year twenty-four infants
and five adults have been baptized thirty.fiVe
persons have been admitted to their first com
munop; forty have been confirmed. Besides
the regular expenses Of the congregation there
has been contributed for religious uses, within
and without the parish, seventeen hundred
dollars. Including regular expenses the sum
total contributed is over three thousand five
hundred dollars.
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POLICE REPORT. MAYORS OFFICE. ohm
Skel, who appeared to be German from
his accent, was arrested last light by the Watch.
When challenged by them to give some account
of himself he ran, but was caught and locked
m. This morning he was before the Mayor.
who required pay for the superior accommodate
items in the Corporation Hotel. John, how
ever. did not feel satisfied, as the fare was not
to his liking, but the Mayor was memorable,
and showed as much determination to have
costs, as ShyIock did his pond of flesh. There
was this difference in the cases, the Mayor got
the money, but Shylock failed in getting the
pound Of flesh. John pulled up his pants in
the Office, and under his drawers, below the
knee. was red rag tied around bis leg, in
which was deposited quito a sum OF money
He paid Up and left, as mad as March Hare,
and as he went out the door: lie turued anc
| asked His Honor if this was free country?
Adam Tustcr, German, was arrested
charged by Let Gray with assautiDg her. -
When tcstifyng before the Mayor, Let tolc
| several contradictory tales, aud the Mayor con
GLIDING that her whole story was fabrication
DISCHARGED the German. The Police recoenlz
ed Let as one OF the most degraded and ahan
doned negroes, that infested this city som(
years ago.
Henry Walker and James Taylor, negroes
were both arrested by the Watch and continet
in the Watch House This morning they were
before the Mayor and both fined.
Several other cases were up, bat not disposed
of entirely.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE - Charles Casey, az
arrested on warrant for obtaining money OF
false prctenscs, was dismissed, at the instanc
of the con p'ainant.
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The Baltimore Sun of this morning says
yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, quite
serious accident occurred near Mount Hope In
stitution, at the city limits caused by carnage
in which we're seated Capt. Charles A. Berry
and Miss Lambert, of Alexandria, being pre-
cipitated down steep embaukment The
young lady sustained a severe injury, both bones
OF the lower left leg having been whilst
CAPTAIN Berry escaped with fracture Of the
upper bone of the arm The parties were taken
into the neighboring residence CT Mr.. 3. Il.
Yoe, where the services of DR.. Rogers, of Pixies
vile, who happened to be passing, and also OF
DR.. Dalrymple, we're availed of, and at last &C
counts the injured persons were doing we'll
Prof. n. r. Smith was also called in.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Nov Orb 1874
Ing reply

GENTLEMEN: Referring to your application
for the transfer to you of a building to be used
as a chapel and school, in consideration of the
alleged destruction in 1861, by y: s. troops, OF
chapel belonging to you 10 Fairfax county,
Va, am directed by the Secretary of War to
inform you that the application cannot be
granted, there being no building suitable for
such purpose available at this time, and for
otherreasons.
Slough Barracks, to which reference is made
in your application, has been ordered retained
in the Quarter Masters Department, for use
as cholera hospital in case OF emergency.
Your obedient servant,
THos. T. EcKERT,
Act'g. Asst. Secy. of War.
Thos. P Brown, j. P, and others, "West
End" Fairfax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-16

An animated discussion upon the status OF
the negro, very amusing to the bystanders, took
place on the wharf of the Southern Mail Boat,
this morning, between "Cbiet Justice Mar
SHALL the porter of the Mansion House,
and a uegro preacher from Columbus OHIO on
his way to Richmond The Justice advocated
the Southern view of the question, and IS salo
by an auditor to have utterly annihllated the
postulatcs of his adversary.
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The weather is still cool and pleasant. The
market this morning was very poorly supplied
With country produce, and prices arc kept up.
Beef is scarce: and only to be obtained at ad-
7anced rates The Fishing season is rapidly
drawing to IN end.
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DR.. Richard Gudgin, an English veterinary
surgeon, we'll known and long resident in
Washington, died yesterday in that city. The
doctor was remarkable for his large size, weigh,
ing usually, when in good health, upwards of
500 pounds. He died of dropsy Of the heart
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ANNUAL COUNCIL OF THE PROTESTANT EP1s.
copA1, CHURCH OF THE DIOCESE OF VA.

COPAL CHURCH OF THE DIOCESE OF va.
The Annual Council of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church of the Diocese of Virginia con-
yened in this city, at St. Paul's Church, this
morning at II O clock There is quite large
attendance of ministers and delegates from all
parts of the State.
The opening sermon before the Council, was
preached by Rev DR.. Morrison, OF Brunswick,
from Matthew 18th chap 33d vrs' The
Kingdom of Heaven is like unto leaVen, which
woman took and hid nthree measures OF meal
till the whole was leavened.'
The subject suggested from the text was the
energetic, pervading nature of the Gospel IN
the establishment, and triumph of the King
dom of God on earth, both in its influence on
the world at large and the reign of grace in in
dividual hearts The preacher referred in at
fecting terms to the desola!ion5 of the Church
in the South, the restitution Of its members
which had rendered it necessary for the clergy
to resort to secular pursuits for their support.
He deprecated as the most formidable evil with
which the Church is threatened, the irruptlon
of error from jealous propagandists, who desire
to supersede the truth by new systems adopted
to the inno7ating spirit OF the age.
At the conclusion of the religious services
conducted by Revs NJ essrs Kinckle and Gibson,
the Council repaired to the yestry room Of the
Church, and the Council was called to order
by Bishop Johns, when the Secretary, Rev. T.
6. Dashiell, proceeded to call the roll and the
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The Council then adjourned.

List Of light-ho ligbt-vessels, and light
beacons, discontinued Or destroyed on the
Southern coast, but which have ueen re-estab-
lished by the Light. house Board up to the lst
May, 1866:
In Virginia-Cape Henry lighthouse; Ora,
ncy Island lighthouse; Naval Hospital light,
house; While Shoals light house; Point Of
Shoals lighthouse; Deepwater Shoals light
house; Jordan's Point lighthouse; Back river
light house; New Point Comfort lighthouse,
Wolf Trap light-vesse; Sringray Point light,
house; Upper Cedar Point Iigh,t,,vessel; Lover
Cedar Point Iight-vessel, Smiths Point light
vPSse
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It is stated that the members of the Grand
Jury recently assembled at Norfolk, are IN
D1GNANT," at the disclosure made by one OF
their number, of their recent proceedings
We knew most worthy and respectable gen
tGemau in Virginia, who, when he was partic-
ularly angry at something said or done, used to
exclaim in his passion, that he 'felt indignant
and contemplate" The Norfolk Grand Jury
limit themselves to the indignant.
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In response to an application Of Thomas T.
Brown, d. W. Lewis and others, for the pos
session of one of the buildings at Slough Bar
racks West End, to be used as chapel and
school house in place Of the Episcopal chapel
destroyed by the United States troops in 1861,
the Secretary of War has returned the follow
re,,lv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-16

Capt Walsh, Of the night Watch, this morn
ing received from Gov Peirroint requisition
upon the proper authorities of Washington city,
for Thos. Mccormick, arrested and confined in
that city few days ago on the charge Of lar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-16

The City Hotel was closed to-day, for the
accommodation Of the public. We understand
that other parties are preparing to reopen 1t as
soon as satisfactory arrangements can be per
fected with the present lessees,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-16

The children Of the members Of the German
Dramatic Association of this city, intend
having May party tonight, at their room: In
Washington Hall After the children's party,
ball will be participated in by children Of a
larger growth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-16

Rev. ~ 2. Maury and Mr.. Hugh Pendleton
we're appointed committee to examine the
credentials of Lay Delegates, who reported,
through the Chairman, that the credentials OF
the following Delegates were correct. and that
they we're entitled to seats in the Council:
Lewis B. Williams DR.. F. Il. Stribling,
Fleming Saunders, Samuel P. Mitchell, Dan'l.
r. Stuart, f. ]. Ribble, Gen. Asa Rodgers,
Hugh n. Pcndleton, Dabney Cosby, n. l..
Garter, B. F. Garrett, Luther D. Raymond
John W. Green, Thos. Henderson, Tazwel
Taylor, Robt B. Boiling, David May, Lewis
Randolph, Joseph H. Sherrard, Augustine j.
Smith, James W. Keeble, John r. Baylor, G.
f. Lee, Chas. J. Merriwether; John Page, N.
H. Massie, DR.. Geo. g. Stephens, t. B. lay,
Tor, L. C. Cordelle, John H. Tyler, VIM. Glib,
son, Saul. Tyree, Jesse Adkirsou, Wm. A.
Perkins and VIM F. Gray.
The business hours of the Council were fixed
at from 9 4. m. to p. M, with recess at IL
o'clock for divine service.
Tazwcl Taylor submitted resolution looking
to the amendment of the 10th cannon, so as tc
make the government Of Christ Church, Nor
folk, similar 10 that OF ell other Episcopal
Churches in the Diocese.
It was resolved, that clergymen OF this do
cese, not entitled to seats in this Council, cler
gvmcn Of other Dioceses, and candidates to-
orders in the Protestant Episcopal Church, be-
and are hereby. invited to honorary seats in TIL!
Council.
The rules Of order of the Convention Of 1860
with slight verbal amendments, we're adopted
as the rules of order Of this Council.
\ resolution was adopted that when TIT
Convention adjourn: it adjourn to meet il
Committee Of the whole, on the state Of tn
Church, at 5 clock this evening.
DR.. Sparrow, from the Standing Committee
then submitted the following report:
The standing committee beg leave to offer tn
following report of their proceedings since tn
meeting Of the last Diocesan Council:
J. Ii. Williams, Isaac Gibson, James E. Ham
mnnd. Theodore NJ Carson, William Henri.
| laird Walter !. Huliken, David Barr, Benz
Fnoch Reid, Edmund Wilcox Hubbard ant
Fleming james, have been recommended q
| candidates for Deacons orders
Rev. WIN +. Gardner, Rev. Jas; Carmichael
Rev. S. Il. Bird. Rev. josiah f. Curtis, Rev. )
a. Mitchell, Rev. John McGill, Rev. r. Il
McKinn, were recommended for Priests orders
Theodore Myers Carson and Isaac Gibson
were recommended for Deacon's orders.
The standing committee were gricved to lose
by death, one of their members, the late Ia
mented David Funston 10 til the vacsnc,
thus accustomed Mr. Charles S. Taylor was ap
pointed. All Of which is respectfully submitte'
G. h. NoETos, Secretary.
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Gov. Peirpoint in a letter to the Richmond
Examiner denies having used his influence TO
secure Mr.. Wiley vote for the Civil Rights
bill. Glad to hear it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-16

The Feran excursion from Washington to
Glymont to- day, was successful affair. The
boats stopped here on their way down, and took
on some of the brotherhood from this city.
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V1oTok BrokBk.
PIANO TUNER
AND REG U L A TO r.

VIII attend promptly to the Tuning and Re
pairing of Pianos Melodeons, &C., &c. orderc
will be received at Mr. Robert Bells Boos
Store. No. 81, King street; with Mr.. John IL
Parrott, and at Y. BIS residence, al, King S.
Off " ---, +-
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d RESTAURANT,
NO. l75, KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

RESTAURANT,
NO. l75, KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
LOUIS APPICH, PROPRIETOR.
The advertiser has fitted up, in excellent style.
the house, No. 49, King street, and has opened
frst-cass restaurant, where may be obtained,
at all times, the best Whi.key, Wine, Ale,
Lager, Cigars and Tobacco.
Everything will be done to render the house
solicits call from Ills friends.
NV l2-tf LOUIS APPICH.
WISHING TO GIVE ENTIRE ATTEN-
" TION to the Metal and Heavy Hardware
branch of our business, Gncluding Carriage and
Wheel stock) from and after this date we will
offer our entire stock of BUILDEkS,,r CABI,
NET MAKERS.' and UPHOLSTERERS'
HARDWARE at cost, with expenses added.
To dealers and others who, undert the constant
fluctuations Of the market are unwilling TO car
ry heavy Stocks an excellent chance is here Of
rered to buy small quantities at wholesale rates.
JOHN r. ELVANS & CO.,
800, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
m 20-eO1m
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1t is announced that the meeting Of Radicals
called the Union State Convention IS to as
semble tomorrow at 10 o'clock, in the U. D
District Court Room, over tile Pest Office.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

We have this day received a large addition to
our stock, con sisting in part of Embroidered
and Chcckered Grenadines, Grenadine Berages,
Mozambiques, Sd French Muslin, Black ana
Colored Muslins, Bombaznes and Alpacas, g.
Black Bcrages, 6-4 Grenadines and 8 4 Gro. Do
Armours, Black Gro Grain and Tafeta Silks,
Organdies, La WINS, Percals Fancy and Mourn"
ing Calicoes, Brown and White Linen, Drille
and Ducks, Counterpanes Brown and Black
Sheeting and Shifting Cotton, Virginia Mic
ding and French Cassimeres, Cloths, &C., &c,
Many of these goods will be sold at greatly re-
duced prices.
T1OR SALE.-An excellent FARM Of TMG
Il HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE
ACRES, between the Old Telegraph and Ba:-
Lick Roads, in Fairfax county. five mile; from
Alexandria, Good Dwelling House. Barns, Out
houses and Fences Fine Spring ard Spring.
House near the dwelling; an amply. supply O.
of Water, Wood and Timber on the place.
Terms easy-price moderate, and title unque;;-
lionable This farm has well disposed soil:
is in good condition and has not suffered fror-
the ravages of war. Apply to- ,,oo-
Attorney at Law.
my off Alexandria. ".
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nv 9-tf WILMER s. SLAYMAKER.
my 9-tt
+. IN,

T F. LARKIN,
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE,
FROM No. IA, PITT STREET
TO no. 10. NORTH FAIRFAX STREET:
(Mansion House Building. :,
Fl as Just received large supply of excel:eIt
SHOULDER and rIDEBACON; also, HAMS,
and Dried Beef q lot Of good Flour, SuEerlo2ri
Ola Whistles. Bakers Whlskey included, al.
Of which he will sell below the market price;
also the best of Teas, Java Coffee. &c. my 81.
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y0NE7ARY d COMMERCIAL.

~17hore is o continued stringency in the money
..rtot, and but little enquiry for securities
I.' transactions in Southern Bank Notes, es-
~ .;o1,y the notes of the banks of this State,
pee----' Grrlar oc1,a he lnyu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-16

The Indictment against Jefferson Davis was
found on the testimony OF James f. MiiIIgan,
George ?. Scarbury, john Coed; il, Handy
Hendren, ard Patrick . brlen, s"oFn IN open
court. and sent for by the Grand jury.
BLACKBERRY BRAN 1-BLACA B 51S
y RY WINE AND CHERRY BRANDY.
At this season Of the year it is desirable for
every family to be supplied with the aGoye-
On hand and for sale by GEO. b. While,
my 15-4w 81 ana u, o"n'efon ST.
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TOR SALE.-200 BBLS. EXTRA NO. l
:, HERRING. packed in full sized prime
white oak barrels, from selected cargoes, ex-
pcessl for family use. c
my Gins JOHN 1. AK ASINCSV,
Georgetown Cour. copy and send bill.
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= G. SWAINE,
=. Invites the attention of the trade to his
large and we'll selected stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES,
mr15%t ond ITOUORS.
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TEE CREAM AND SODA WATER.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has fitted up
and this dry re-opened his
ICE CREAM SALOON.
He has also again put in operation his
SODA FOUNTAIN,
and is now prepared to furnish Cream and Soda
Water, most deliciously favored.
He has on hand large assortment Of CAKES
and CANDIES of his own manufacture, and he
respectfully invites call.
CHRISTIAN SCHAFFER. J.
nv l5-3t No. 9. north Fairfax st..
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II 4 Rim E L l S T.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, 7 Is.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr Julia, Delany. Richmond, Va, nails to
Crei2hton Il Son.
Schr. Prince William, Redman, corn to Geo.
Robinson.
scnr. Jealous, Williams, Philadelphia, coal
TO J. Leath crlant.
Schr. Kitty Ann, White, Maddox, corn to
George Washington.
Sc6r. Florence, Bradley, Philadelphia, coal
to Le0:herlaEd.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by 3.
Wheat
Ste ,mship John Gibson, Young, New York,
by Bowen. Bro. & Co.
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nv u 9w'

TRUSTEES SALE.-By. virtue of a deed
i of trust from Margaret Calender, bearing
corded in Liber w No. 3, Folio 307, of the land
records of Alexandria County, Va. the under.
signed, as trustee therein named, will sell at
public auction, on SATURDAY, the 10Th day
of May, 1866 at u o clock, m, in front of the
Mayors Office, in the City Of Alexandria Va,
q certain Annuity or Rent Charge of forty one
ground, situated at the n. w: corner of Water
and Wilkes streets in the said City of Alexanoo
dria, in front on Water street ffty-two feet,
inches, and in depth sevcnty-four feet with two
frame tenements thereon Terms cash.
nv I5-cots ALBERT STUART, Trustee.
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COAL!!
For sale. 10 aEr;votwo cargoes OF LO SlS II
RY, RED ASH,EGG LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
WHITE ASH, and STOVE COAL, expected
to arrive hourly. JNO: LEATHEkLAND,
nv l5-5t % King street
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
+ G. STAFFORD,
z AUCTIONEER,

I 6. STAFFUKU, = = -.
AUCTIONEER,
No 81, KING STREET,
L Between Water and Fairfax Streets,
Will give his personal attention to the sale OF
Real Estate, Household Furniture at the resi-
dence Of families declining housekeeping. Also
to the sale of stocks Of Groceries and Merchan
disc of every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness. &c.
Gz1' Sale of Furniture, Glass and Crockery
ereryTUESDAY,T THURSDAY md SATUR-
DAY MORNINGS, commencing at 10 O clock
a. m Consignments solicited.
J. G. STAFFORD,
mv153w H. Auctoneer
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Gis, Those indebted to the late DR.. J. PoR-
TER and those to whom he is indebted, will
please come forward and make settlement at
once CAROLINE c. PORTER,
Hiss o. Neale's Boarding House on Fairfax ST.
my lQ-tf
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NlLS.-Coal Oil, Raw and Boiled Linseed
- Oh, Sperm I'll Lard Oil, W1aie 1(l6t "a oi
AG&oh1,, Turpcntine and Benzne just received
and Tor sale bv fla 29-tfl JANNE1 " W:
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POTOMAC HERRING-lO0 half bbls Fam
- y Roe Herring; very superior, first OF the
season, for salehy ,-
mr3-2W GEO. " ASHlNGlO
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%On BBLS. OLD DOMINIOE and other
;:;vI standard brands EXTRA FLOuk-oo
bo!s. Wclchs Family Flour-for sale 6y
JOHN S. KNOX, JR.,
my la-im No. 10, Union street.
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sY GoRDog & DENNIS, AUcT1oNEERs.
rvILL BE SOLD PUBLIC SALE, OF
w THURSDAY MORNING, May 18th,
at 10 O clock. a two-story FRAME HOUSE, e.
situated on Water street, between Queen and b.
Princess. The lot is twentythree feet front p
IA feet deep, subject TO ground rent OF -"
per annum. my o-ks
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MTCTICE.-All persons are hereby forwarnet
against trading for note drawn by M
and made payable to Talmadgee Thorn, of Fair
fax county. Va, dated Ito the best of my recol"
lection) in the month of June, 1865, for sir,
dollars, as l do not intend to pay said note, the
chase Of a sorrci mare, which proved to be ste
len property, and was taken from me by ths
owner by legal process. ~r
NV g. 1aW3W LEAH ii. w RENN.
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FIsH MARKET. Supply fair-Shad selling
at $50 per hundred; Herring at 50 per thou
sand
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WI II. DALTON,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
c. cn,ah ctroa$

No 5. st. ASaph street.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Clothing Trimmed and made in the best man
ner to order, also Repairing and Altering done
Quick and Neat. =,
Old Clothing left on hand over three month
viii be sold for repairs.
BE rcspectfully solicits q call from his ole
patrons and friends Of Prince William and al
joining counties, lap 23-Gml w. e. D.
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EMOVAL-H. G.. FIELD has removed:
r., his BOOT AND SHOE STORE from No.
a. King street. to No. il. North FAIRFAX ST.:
where he will be pleased to see his old customer:
and all those wanting work in his line: Specia'
attention civcn to custom work of all kinds.
~ TERMS CAS- u. "Es&
Those indebted to him are requested to make
payment Immediately, as his necessities requlr-
Kim 70 make collections. ap St.
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BUTTONS! BUTTONS .
Is In addition to The large stock Of Button
on hand, have just received from New York c
further supply. Also, large stock Of Corsetts
and Hoop Skirts. CHAS. w. GREEN,
my 1l-lw No. IS, North Fairfax sc.