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Sllerl0's Sale

DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of
ID the United Safes District Court Of Pierce
Couny, W. T., and to me directed and de-
livcred, have levied upon, seized and taken
into execution, and will sell according to law,
in Steiiacoom, on Monday, the 18th day of jan
aary. A. D. 1866, at thsl court House door, at
one o'clock P. N. Of said day, the following
described real estate, to wit: All that certain
piece or parcel of land situate In Pierce Coun-
ty, W. r., being part Of what is known in
Lafayette Balch's part Of the town Of Stella
COON MS lot No. three 10y, in block No. three
(3), with the appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertaining, the same to Be
sold to satisfy . judgment Of foreclosure Of
mortgage calling for the sum Of one hundred
ard nineteen dollars and twenty-seven cents,
with interest thereon at the rate Of two per
cent. per month until paid, and costs Of suit
and increased costs rendered by the aforesaid
court in favor Of Martin Gimel aud against
Robert Go0dburn.
STEPHEN JUDSON,
Sheriff of Pierce County, w.
Dated, Steilacoom, Dec. IL, 1865. cav
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SsssToRxra Prnrepss.rx
NOn.ISeSldent Notice

NOn-Resldent Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, 90
County Of Jefferson.
In the District Court of the United States for
the Sd Judicial District, holding terms at
Port Townsend, March term, 1866.
To Alfred 5. Burlington, Sem:
Won are hereby notified that Alfred S.
Burlington, Junior, has filed complaint
against you in said Court, which will come on
to be heard ut the first term of tho Court,
which shall commence two months or more
after the 9th day of January, 1866. and unless
you appear at said term and answer the same
will be taken for confessed and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is
to obtain Judgment against you for the sum of
five thousand and ffty-two dollars, for work,
labor and services of the plaintiff, performed
for you by him from 1859 to 1864.
Complaint filed December goth, 1865.
PAUL X. HUBBS,
s:m3 Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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Thereby Hangs a Tale"

Ed. STANDARD Dear Sir. In the VAN
couver Register of Jan 9th, appears let
ter from Hon. II. X. Hines, giving an
account of his trip to Victoria and back,
in thu steamer Auderson. Mr. Hines I'M
donbtedly had an extraordinary opportuni-
ty for judging of the resources and inter-
ests of the sound country: as his trip
lasted five days. He also evid emily took
this opportunity to acquire quite nautical
education: for he very gravely informs his
readers that leaving the island Of San
Juan and steering N Il course soon
brought them to Victoria. This is twisting
that part of the world around with ven-
geance and can only account for it by
supposing that the state of his system
during that "terrible" blow affected not
only his eyesight but his mental faculties
as well. This may also account for his as
sertion that Port Angeles, is an "out-ot-
the.wav, dreary, exposed and unsuitable
place" for the port of entry. IT'S true this
is but an assertion, but such assertions,
coming from such source, have more or
less weight. In speaking of the present
location, he tells MS that "thereby hangs
a tale" and hints that he is able to tell it.
l would, therefore, most respectfully sug-
gest to that gentleman, that in his next
issue he "tcll us the tale" and present
few facts in support of his appropriated
assertions. JUSTICE.
SCENE on THE STREETS OF OLYMPIA.
Nh. P" Good morning Mr.. j. have
you seen the Printers"
Mr. j." What Printer"
Mr.. p" Why the Public Printer, of
course"
Mr.. j." Which one :"
M. p" Why the one that prints the
laws"
Mr.. j." Both print tho laws; tr
again Mr.. p"
Mr.. P" Wcll the one who gets the
pay" .
Mr.. J.-"Ah there yon have me-"
Eaeunt Omnes.
tTWc arc unwillirgly CO mpelled to
defer the publication of >" In Excclsis" aud
"1'he Gospel of Peace" until next week.
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Wlarried.

At the residence Of DR.. q. X. Willard, by
Rev. q. g. STATION, Mr.. Wm.- p. Wright to
Miss Maria L. Willard.
Compliments of the happy parties received.
May they live long and be happy.
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have determined. regardless Of espease, % Is
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Depression, Loss Of Energy asd Vital Power,
the great Social Evil, and those maladies that
result from youthful follics, excuses Of matur-
ity, orignorance Of Physiology and Natures
Laws.
These invaluable lectures have been the
means Of enlightening and saving Thousands,
and will be forwarded FREE on receipt Of
twenty-five Cents in postage stamps, BY ad-
drsssingce Secrctary Pacific Museum Of Anato-
my and Silence, Pine Street, San Francisco"
D1- filters to be sent through Wells, Farg,
l. Co.
March rs, 1865. 2o:ly:is
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order.
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eles, rte. promptly filed
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Subscriptions payable invariably in advance
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VWc arc unwillirgly co mpelled to
defer the publication of " In Excclsis" aud
"The Gospel of Peace" until next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

LATEST FROM EURopE.--Ih steamship
Persia brirgs Liverpool dates to the eth inst.
The cotton market had declining tendency.
BreadstuffS were frmer
The reform agita'ion continued i'll EtgIand
The events Of tie week haze been demon5tEa-
tiuns at Liverpool in honor Of MIR Gladstone
Mr.. Gladstone made two brilliant speeches,
alphabetically declaring that the Government
would stand or ia upon the question. lie
warmly culogizcl America, and pointed TO the
results there in the late war as proof Of the
benefits Of trust in the people, and contcnded
that England should Learn lcs,on from i.
Mr.. Gladstone $c?c:oly denounced the Fcnian
designs against Innocent Briti>h col' MES aud
said that if hey carried oue their diabolical
threats the whole power Of England would as
sist the colonies in defence.
Cyrus W. Fi,ll returned in'hc Persia.
1t is expected the Government majority On
the reform bill will exceed twenty.
Political excitement on the German question
runs high in Paris, and it is positively reassar-
ed that France is quie " getting an army Of OIL
servation together and strengthening her gag!i-
sons.
The minor German States were arming.
Count Bismark is said to have DECLARED the
pacific declaration Of Count Ia DYE Oh the part
OF Austria insufficient, and Prussia will continue
her armament.
Another statement says he briefly replied 10
Kasolye's note, justifying the movements of
Prussia by those of Austria, bat regulating
any idea OF attacking Austria.
lrus ian rea ions remained unchanged.
Prussia is reported to have continued III an TN
compromising atiude.
The Enperor Of Russia, it is reportod, has
sent two notes to the sovereigns tending medl-
atioD.
The Paris Monitcnr confirms the statement
that the mission of Baron Saiard to Mexico
had teen SUI cessful, and that arrangements
for the reduction If the French troops had be- n
made 1t is hoped the advancement will sat
isfv the Washington government.
The Paris rrresponl,n Of the Observer sa' 5
France Intends ovcupyrg Vera Cruz, Tampico,
and other principal PORTS as a guarantee tor the
expenses Of the expedition, and as q
security for French commercial interests.
The Pussia3 reply to the Austrian note Gre
ated very unfavorable impression at Paris,
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Correspondence OF the National lntellige2cer.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Apri! Is, 1866. -Busi
ness in our city has somewhat improved, and N
almost every respect. The arrivals Of grain
haze, however, been light, which, With the
news 6 the state Of the Northern markets, has
advanced The value per bushe! Ten or twelve
e2orta-sofd
here today for eighty seven cents per hushei-~
"a The demand for plaste: from the interior
(contraty- tothe expectations OF our merchants)
has been quite large, and Cargo after cargo has
sold most readily without the s}ightest decline
in prices, until our market at present Is almost
bare, thought hear that there are three CT
more cavgoes on the way, construed 10 q firm
in this city, from Portland and New York, aud
which are expected carly this week The mar
ket is we'll supplied with Granos Of all descrif-
lions, butlhe prices asked being so great ow
ing to depreciation ct the curl ency, ana BE-
Sides its scarcity in The State, has made the
sale If guanos almost nominal, as there Is but
VERY little M! chased, nor Will there &c nlltll
next fall, alter the sale Of this yelr's crop.
The price of salt has somewhat fallen, owing
10 full SUI ply OF all kinds, and the quotations
from New York, yet it is firm at good figures
from first hanQs, and meets With READY sa!e
to dealers and packers o! fish, which at thl>
rime Is quite an item in our city news. There
is a steamer ana several vess' Is now runnlog
between here and the fishing shores, fcturnn.
daily loaded Hith the celebrated Potomac heE
ring and shad, which are bringing uuusu:
prices. -~-''.--r-'
Enterprise in hand with necessity is com
mencing to act most benefic ally Ill favor OF thl-
I'D town, and IS Spring up the inhabitants TO
industry and opening their eyes to The mighty.
change that has taken place in our midst, III
the abolition of slavery, and they now Fcsln 20
realize that every tub must rest uron Its "Wn
bottom" and that the days OF. past ld!cness
have gone by forever, and in order t. support
themselves and their families they must g"
regularly and energctclIiy To work, to build up
Alexandria aid make it frs;-class BUSHES
and commercial city; and to this eni am bay-
by to be enabled to inform You that We have il!
full operation two planning mills, mo plaster
mills, cotton factory, a steam mandatory ri
furniture, engine fl"torya foun Try. line OF
steamers to Phil 'delphia, and two to NeH 2rk,
aud ano her to Baltimore; and VII very shortly
have river line 70 klnsalc, and another 10
Pl>cataway, lid, bes DIS q steam ferry between
this cary an the Maryland STORE inst opposite.
We have also four railroads rum ng lntp our
t'wn. with still The prospect OF ano her, which
is the Alexandria Ere 'el icksburg: ami Poo
oneer Mills" (hour) will shnt!y be put into al
early operation. and that there vii b. several
wholesale house, .ouen~d hre to meet the de-
mands # the people, who arr int Mt 0" patron
izing s'tome in ,titnt ons. This looks like
r,o G,tiyen,SS and nrnsnnritv aud am Sill c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. Very little
business was TRANSACTED in either House yes
te,day In the Senate Mr.. McDouaall made
an apology for the remarks he made on Monday
last in reply to his colleague, Mr. Cooncss. -
The motion to reconsider the vote by which
the Territory of Colorado was refused admis-
sion Was taken UP. After debate the motion
was agreed to and the sui ice: postponed until
Tuesday next.
The House reconsi6ered ana passed the bill
increasing the salary Of the Commits ioner Of
Pensions to 81 900, and bis chief e lex 20 So,
500 per anrum Several ills were Introduced,
and tie bill TO rporgani2e the army considered
until the adiou, nmsnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

The Secretary Of War has finally consented
to the sale Of the Presidential funeral car 10
Thomas G. Dnrant, vice president and general
manager Of the Union Pacific railroad, Who
tenders its use to his company for the accom-
mediation Of officers On special occasions. 1t
will leave New York in & few days Tor the
West, With several Government directors, who
90 out to examine the condition Of the work on
the road ------
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From Mexico.

San FRANCISCO, April le.- Dispatches
dated March %, have been recievd to-day from
Mazatlan. The French army, LOO, strong,
reinforced from Tepia, attacked General Caro-
no at Rub, three miles from Maza,lan After
a severe battle the Frenohmen were entirely
defeated. with q loss of 100 killed and wound
ed, and $50 were scattered, and The rest re-
turned to Mazattan. All the. streets in Mazat.
Ian we're barricaded, and there was little doubt
but what the Republicans will soon occupy
that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

How the Presidents speech at the ''Demor-
stration" (which we publish in another col
umu,) in WASHINGTON, yesterday, has been re-
ceived in certain quarters may be learned from
the following extract from the Washington
Chronicle:
His speech yesterday, beside its disgusting
eGotism, is sad evidence Of his uowillingness
tosrecognize the ability of the negro to use his
freedom. His boasted friendship for the race,
alter having done his utmos, to defeat eyery
measure passed by Congress calculated to pro
tect them in their freedom, will Of course be
received by the people az it was by the as.
semhIv he addressed grano sails Il is
too late in the day f',r such prole-tatlons.
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~.nIJNICsr,iNER,S SALE nE EHAI rs
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- .;f Ja'.rao e 10 t';r[,,,;t Gomrt 80 AK
thoritY ~ uo.! ~ ~ Wv 49,! t.~,
a 1dc cot'hLy Ie!ioT' a. ',c 49,
loo2 N lo sun 81 ~ Hnat;l. "a. ua,,I+'
a + rage, Ct al, the ua1"''.s!'c!, 80 ia 80
snner therein named: oIsrs W tr;r"se s"ie t t'a
i9!l'W'nS 'aiuao!e 'V"' eSt'''' "I'''''e0 81 VIZ
city ~ AreX ,a1. ~ ;o1-Sn .;:, ,,s.o,.;o1
:. Lgt Hf VnNOnD: VIII nuoo ":GI' Is
brick NNfeh9u>e .heEeon; %: we $"s's s.|'S -!
~ NJ street: ABOUT ttH !.If."!e III t''e s!n.is
tween falrtaE ana NHt4l st'e1tS iL' o5 ~ y
hli,s street 20 lee', nl'u running pcA o. ''c'
inche5 TO ,1i i - :, leeI aiIgEi :.. o..d
Dw.lI,ng tharoon m the north side Of Duke sl$$j
,;'n c e., s.;d 10 st - ,is
4 S0JTAREor , acrcs Of ground bounded by
Queen Fayrtte, Princess and Payne sts. This
suUo.a' III; h shdiv;re cd INTO lots r. suit mr.
nq 49, " 80 ~
Hion Il nm os Tho ,tocl, or the Farmers
pcnis r. T;rrin;o
DUN 90 i.rr' ,ode kr,u., unon ,rn);c..
.;oa Fico an! w " q YEAT0N COMMIT Of Sale,
''' dno oa-e,tf 0ficc No 10 \, ST. Asaph st.
4ec -o-e--e- 0...- : -.--e.
AIRY CHAN CES1N REAL
- ESTAIE.-Ne ot1er tor sale the following
very valuable properties in and near Alexan-
dria:-
The LOT at the northeast corner of Prince
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insurance.

a l. THOMAS,
- NO. IS, PRINCE STREET,
Opposite TIE GAZETTE OFs1cE.I
II FIRE, MARINE
- AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY
Alexandria, Va.
Agent for the following first class BAAL1-
lar YLs Nd FtRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
JOS. +. MINOR, --THos- Z. HAMBLETsA
= Secretary. / - President.
THE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS FIRE
ISAAC WILLIAMS, y. P. CAMPBELL,
THE HoWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
o.HAR!AN WILLIAMS, ASp ptt:',d REESE e>-
HOME : INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW HAVEN
cHAs. WILSON D. L. sArTERLEF,
Secretary. Y | -..--E-s PRESIDENT. 49,.
Il. J.. uAYDoCE. .r-'..-I THOs w. BIRDsALt,
Secretary. .-.t - - President
Policies OF thc above reliable companies, is
sued at this office, Immediately on appllcuticnr
against loss OF damage BY fire, on all descrp-
tons of property in thee city country, On terms
as favorable rs those OF any other company, Of
equal strength md responsibility.
THE MUTUAL LIE E INSURANCE CO., OF e. 7;
Cash Assets, July l, ST., 5OOOO
Annual income, IN cash. ..:..:... 3,5OO,UOu
The diridcnds of this company nre larger in
amount for premiums paid than il a.ly Com
pany in the world.
All the profits arising from this immense fund,
are ANNUALLY, DIVIDED amongst The os-
surcd. 49,. ..-..... --..--..
Applications received ut my office No. - -,
Prince ST. 6. I. THOMAS, Agent.
. Or. CHARLES ". CHANcELLoE; Fl.
NH l0-tf 49,. Med cal Examiner. e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

We have received the April nurnber Of TIN
Richmond Medical Journal, which is conduct
ed With ability. and in its contents AMI typo
graphical appearance equals the best Nledica
and Surgical periodicals in the country,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

The Nationa! 1ntclligencer says Our pri-
vate adylces. from tie West and, indeed, from
the Middle States confirm the newspaper &C
counts of actual elec,ionresults, showing great
popular reaction against the Radical d>struc.
tiees. The di>unioni,ts made sharp issue in
ST.. Louis and where overwhelmingly defeated,
where they bad previously many thousands Of
myjori,y. To Chicago the Republicans were
disappointed, and in other places the Conserva,
tive feeling has shown Itself in marked man
ner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

We again have the report that Crinoline is
dead. But having heard this SO often, it will
be now received with doubt Crinolne has
been endowed with as much vitality as any of
the mysterious belongings and arrangements
constituting fair womans drapery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

$40 Fl. II. JAM EI.
a Mn Ky ~ rG

I. T.
fANNEY & CO.,
j Wholesale & RctaM
IL f ( G. G. | : r 5
And Dealers in WHITE LEAD, PAINTS,
OILS, and EAHNISHG>, y inttow G.ass anf
Putty, Spices and pure ground ditto. Choice
Liquors. Smoking and Chewing Toba"c9 An"
Sc.;ars Pure PORT, Nadcria, and Sherry Win.,
fancy Toilet Articles and Periumo~y.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepares
Orders from The country solicited, and nr"'nn;..
attended, 70 at TIE most reasonable rate,
I hciH store, No. i:5, King street, &bov" =.
Asaph hes just n."N handsomely fitted Up. a1d
cal! H.on III their friends !, re- pacttu!}T aos:'
ted. jan -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

Judge Burnett, Of Ohio, has written a letter
to a member Of Congress in relation TO affairs
that came under his notice while acting a
Treasury agent at Natchez. He thus speak:
of reian OF terror which he witnessed --
Ill complete, impartial narration 0! iho
facts Of oppressioH aud fraud, Of the Insulting
outrages against personal rights, perpe'rated
during the reign Of terror iuanguratsd and
naintained by those two commanders, corid
be written, with q statement Of the amount
sto!sn from the Government or black mailed
from the citizens, doubt if history could fur
nish its parallel The question was no: who
was entitled 10 Eavors, but who could pay iov
them not who was loyal or dislryal but vi o
had any,hing1 TO steal. To describe to your The
condition Of affairs under their command Is
impossible As said to General Smith, OF
the investigation commission in New Orleans,
10 comprehend it, you must live under it. .
That like crimes, under like prerexts were
committed in other departments, there IS no
reason to doubt; indeed | have heard the
amount of properly destroyed and carried of
tylhat amphibious organization, the marine
brigade estimated atS30 O0O,0UO. -" ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

The strike of the car-drivers in New. York
has ended. The old drivers have resumed
work. Z. ~. ~ n =: u ,1., SIS
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7a shoe the re,y age and body Of the Times. .

80 shoe the re,y age and body Of the Times. y
The number Of deaths by cho'e"a on board
the steamship Virgidia, from Liverpool, and
now at quarantine in New York harbor, is put
ct thirty seven. From one to two hundred
passengers were attacked with the disease,
but many have recovered. There are some
TWENTY-FIVE now sick, eleven Of whose cases are
doubtful >N:., '. '.".'-
A dispatch from Richmond, dated yesterday,
saws DIR. T. G.. Madduz and VIM. Vernon
exchanged pistol shots on Broad street, near
Sixth, this afternoon. Both were slightly
wounded, Dr.. Maddux in the leg and Vernon
in the left hand They were arrested.
A telegram from Portland, Me-, states that
Gen. Meade has telegraphed for more troops
to be sent to E4stpors. All the troops Al Port
land were to be forwarded at once, AND others
that were expected. Z.~."....-. =
Gov. Fenton will issue proclamation to-day:
at the instance Of the Metropolitan Board Of
Health, declaring New York city 70 be in per,
ltrom The impending cholera. Il. 49,
The steamer England has sailed fron Hall
fax for New York were her conualesccnt pas
sengers. No new cases OF Cholera.
The rinderpest Of some other equally fatal
disease has brokea out among the mules 10
upper Louisiana. ......
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ENiRE AND LIFE Insurance. 49,.
Sc, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ..
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Asset: lGolaj. - :. sl5.W9.ooo
- in the United States i,4WWG
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
Is, WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
Policies ISSUED, PAYABLE IN GOLD. STERLING
OR CURRENCY.
Shareholders personally responsible for III
liabilities Of the company.
HI Directors Must BE Shareholders
Directors in New York: ...
+. Cottenet, Henry Grinneii,
JOS. Gaillard, Alex. Hamilton, Jr..
j. ". Archibald, T.. + SanderSou,
IT, B. ~ Consul
Alfred Pell, Resident Secretary.
Risks taken in the above desirable company
on all descriptions of property, at the lowest
current r;.es and policies issued, payabl" il
Eo!d, Sterling, or currency, by
HOOE Il WEDDERBURN, Agents:
nov ST Foot Of Prince st, Alcxa., Va:
TIHH AND LIFE INSURANCE.
The undersigned has been appointed Ssen:
FIR the following companies. viz
WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
81 Baltimore
Capital w.
Thrs. \. Canby, +. !. Mctlinns,
President Secretary.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANT.
Of Baltimore.
VIM. i. Hack, ..... John Du!schart,
President. Secretary
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO,
Of Baltimore.
Geo P Thomas, Jnn. ". Davis,
President. Secretary.
Policy holders participate IL tho profits.
The above companies stand ia high and are ~
popular az any others in the city of Baltimore.
Risks vii, be taken Ut the lowest rates charged
BY iirst-ciass companies.
SAMUEL II. JANNET,
al ,Jauney s. Co.'S Drug store. No. l42, King st
above st. .Nsaph. jan lS--r"y:
2GBERT JAMESON GEO. VI. JAMESON.
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4 6. STAFFORD,
81 AUCTIONEER.
No. 81 HING STREET,
between Water and Fairfax STREETS,
Will give his personal 1T ention to the sale Of
Real Estate, Household Furniture st the resi-
dence Of families decliEingh usekeeping. Also
disc Of c description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness, &c.
4ei,:i ae O: FURNITURE, GLASS and
CRnCkERY WARE, BOOTS, 6hOES, and
CLOThING at auction every TUESDAY,,
THURSDAY andSATU EDAY NOR NlNG>,
commencing ct 20 o clock 8. ~. Consgnmcrts
solci ed. J. G. STAFFORD,
mn lin AucIionecT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20
GOLD.

NEW York, April 20.-Gold, 1877.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-20

IN STOKE AND FOR BALE.
20 hush. Prime IIomny.
q = Navy Beans.
~ - Maine Carter and Peach i}ln. Po-
tatoas.
s bnl Silver Skin Onions.
80 bush Dried Apples.
500 lfs Loudoun Butter
200 dom Eggs.
Hake. Cod Fish,
Alewives,
Mncknre!. Tfe II +. G. WAlNE.