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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-31

THE Dry GOODS MARKET.-The New York
Independent of this week says there is almost Il
holiday stiffness in all departments of trade IN
the dry goods line. A few jobbing houses are
moderately active; but the great majority al are
statement will apply alike to importers, com
mission houses, jobbers and r"tailers. The auc-
ton houses, however, never were moro active
and rushing Holders Of merchandise, feaIin E
lower prices in tho fall are now disposed tt
submit to those fixed by the auctioneers ham
mer, and make the best of it. The demand fol
staple goods has fallen off to SO great an eSten
that only small lots of any fabric can be dis
posed of.
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BY. H. PARROTT-AUcT'SR.

DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-By vir-
L b tue of decree OF the Circuit Court for Al
exandra County, pronounced ut the November
term, 1866 in the cause Of John Lsphen, plain
tiff, VS.. Thomas Quirlls administrator, ct ais,
the undersigned, as Commiss Toner of Sale there
in named, will offer for sale at public auction,
in front of the Mayors Office, Alexandria, Va,
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of May next, at
II O clock m. n LOT OF GROUND, with Gss
Frame Tenement thereon, situated on the E&a
east side Of Fairfax street. Alexandria, Va, At
the north line Of William Devuughn's lot, and
running thence east parallel to Princess street
98 feet; thence north "A feet more or less
thence west ~ feet; thence south TO the begin
ming.
TERMs -One-f fourth to be paid in cash, and
the residue in three equal instruments at e. u,
and IS months with interest from the day OF
sale the bonds of the purchaser to be taken for
the deferred pa ments, with security, and the IT,
title retained until the purchase money is paid.
up II 2awts GEO. w. BRENT, Com:
The above sale is postponed until MONDAl !,
the 10th day Of June at the same hour, IN 1roh'
Of the Court House. my 3U-Is
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OYSTERS. Mr.. John Phillips sent to the
Gazette Office this morning, sack full OF real
" excellent oysters They we're trled-raW
and cooked-by many in the Office, aud pro-
nounced by all who ate them as gooo as any
brought to this market in midwinter.
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CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
COMMON COUNCIL.

Alan adjourned meeting of the Common Coum-
ell of Alexandria, held MAJ 80, 1857, there
were Drcscl-U, John s Smoot, esq, President
A:cssrs. Moore WarEcld, n eale, Hopkins, Simp-
son, Harrison, Brown Robinson, Clifford. John
son, Lambdn, Martin, Summers and Nails
An act, for raising revenue for the year
1857, WIS taken up. Several amendments were
mad, when, at l. 80 a. H., Cornell adj ourned.
Testc: THOS NJ. WHITE, Clerk.
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THE Coal TRADE.--In consequence Of the
giving away Of bridge on the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania Railroad, over which the
coal from the mines is brought into Cumbcr-
land, there will be a cessation In the arrival Of
coal by the canal for day Oh two, Or until the
fallen bridge is repaired The canaIs--Ghcsa-
peakc and Ohio, and Alexandra-are reported
to be in good condition.
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rlUCTIoN So E 8
VALUABLE

80 VALUABLE
sfssaa FAIRFAX LAND FOR SALE.
Pursuant to decree of the County Gourt o.
Fairfax county, rendered in the case Of 1y3
vs. jackson, viii sell, on MONDAY tine ~ u
day of June, 1867, at Fairfax Court. d ouse, tne
VALUABLE HOTEL, at DranesYiile, 1orlnesi,
~ kept by George W. Jackson, with lot anu
garden attached. ,-. 81
TERMS One-tcnth Of the purchase, money
to be paid in hand on the day Of sale; the resi-
due in three equal instruments of six, tweISe
and eighteen months to be secured by the oonas
of the purchaser, bearing interest from the dsy
of sale, and retention of the title OF the lano
until the last payment IS made. The cash pay
ment is to be forfeited, and the land sold at the
cost Of the purchaser, in the event Of his fall
ing to comply with the terms Of sale. ..
JAMES r. JACKSON,
Commissioner Of Sale.
Fairfax co nv o-2awts 1874.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, May 80. The market
continues dull and dropping. The tendency in
the market for -four is evidently downward, es-
pecially for low and medium grades Buy RS
only be made by granting, concessions. Corn
has been in fair receipt, and prices early in the
week receded several CENTS on white, but the
decline was recovered before the close; yellow
has advanced 2a3 cents for the. week; west
ern mixed has been less active; last sale was at
81 -
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CIRCUIT CoURT-THURsDAY follow
Ing is in addition to our report Of yesterdays
proceedings:
Small, Snyder & Co. vs. Thos Kell, sur
wing partper Of Kell & Bro-in case. In
this case it was considered by the Court that
the plaintiff recover against the defendant
$S69.35 with interest on $500, part thereof,
March Sd, 1851, till paid, and on $3.50, So, the
residue thereof from April lst, 1861, till paid,
aud costs.
Daniel Williamson VS.. Thos. Grayson-in
debt and on attachment. In this case it was
considered by the Court that the plaintiff re-
cover against the defendant $Sl5, with interest
on $3.50, part thereof, from July lst, 1866, till
paid, and on $665, the residue thereof. from
August, lst, 1866, till paid, and costs.
John Summers VS.. Hiram Arnold unlawful
detainer This is an action to obtain posses
sion Of house aud lot on west side OF Patrick
street, between Queen and Princess Streets
The jury rendered verdict for tho plaintiff.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock to-day.
ToDAY.--U pom the opening OF the Court,
this morning, Judge Thomos delivered his opin-
ion ia The case of Newton VS. Naglee. The
Court decrced specific performance of the con-
tract between the parties, dated March, 1861 !;
that the deeds from Newton to Naglee be de-
liyered to the later;that the deeds from Naglee
to G. B. Newton, Of property in Camden and
Pbiladelphia. be delivered to g. B. Newton; that
the $4,000 mort gage tromNagee to the Fayloes
be delivered to them; that the release of the
1910 acres of land bought BY Nagee be deliv-
| cred that the rents and profits of the Phila-
! delphia and Camden property be paid to New
| ton, the complainant that the claim set up by
Naelee, for damages suffered by him, be dis
allowed as not the proper subject for consider
alton in this cause and that the injunction,
heretofore granted, being no longer of force,
be dissolved:
Susan G.. Barker vs. Ulam ". Barker-de-
cree appointing a receiver to take possession
Of the property on Queen and Henry streets,
in the city of Alexandria, and apply the rents
and profits to the payment OF the annuity de-
creed to the complainant at the last term CT
the Court. l.. B. Taylor for complainant, e.
S. Miner for defendant.
Wallace We. Stover-in chancery-causc re-
ferred to Commissioner to ascertain what
liens there may be on the property in custody.
j. M. Orr for complainant, and a. Il q. Ii.
Stuart for defendant.
Beverly's Trustees VS.. e. *. Witmcr-un-
lawful detainer-verdict for plaintiffs. Brent
and Wattles for plaintiffs no appearance io1
defence.
Abbott & Noble vs. George W. Snyder-on
the petition of Stuart Brown Tor recovery OF
property levied upon by Abbott and Noble
under attachment No verdict UP to the houl
our report closed.
Leonard VS.. Henderson motion to set aside
the verdict Of the jury in favor of plaintiff and
grant new trial The case involves the title
to-p,o1erty on Alfred street-motion sustained
Il. B. Taylor for plaintiff, A. y G.. H.
Stuart for defendant.
MYSTERY UNRAVELLED. For long time
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WASHINGTON ADJUSTMENTS. A special train
Of cars for Washington will leave the depot Of
the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown
Railroad this evening, at twenty minutes before
seven clock and willleave Washington, on
its return, after the performances at the Ma
ton Theatre and Wallis Opera House.
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JOHN r. CREIGHTON T. Son, IS King street
will furnish Lot Holders in the Methods
Protestant aud Cedar Grave Yards, with KEYS
to fit the Lock on the Gate Of admission tt
said Nards II"
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RADICAL MEETINGS. Col. J. S. Farnswo'th
Of Illinois, and a colored man named Lang$ton,
from ObcrIiu Ohio, went up in the J.. Il h.
Railroad train this morning, for the purpose Of
making speeches at Lcesburg tonight, and al
Hamilton tomorrow Mr.. Boutwell, will not
attend these meetings
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CoRN.-Sinca Monday last, the books at the
Corn Exchange show transactions in corn to
the extent Of upwards Of Twenty-Five thousand
bushels
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RAINBoWs.- brilliant sunset followed q
rainy afternoon yesterday, and two rainbows
spanned the heavens 10 the east.
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CIT u I 4 u WI s {.

A LARGE Lot Of fine Black Cloth Sacks for
gentlemen, at SIS, Just received at Hcnning's
One Price Clothing Store, on the corner OF TIN
street and Maryland avenue, Washington
Some Of them fashionable length, and some
longer han usual Tor those who like long
cock It
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MYSTERY .UNEAvELLED. For long time
mast minor thcfts, of lcather-strapsr Old iron
and brass have been continually repeated at
the depot Of the Alexandria, Loudoun and
HAMPSHIRE Railroad to discover the perpe-
tratots Of which has. up to this time, batf1ed
the ingenuity of. detectives and employees o.
the road. On yesterday, however, through
the medium. Of junk dealer, the guilty party
was at last found out III E4s
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THE WEATHER. to-day, was cooler than it
has been for several days past-fne, bright,
and clear
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Police sREPoRT-MAYORS OFFICE. I'D
ward German, for abusive language towards
Mrs Carroll, was discharged upon the pay
ment OF costs
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EXCURSIONS, BALLS. &c.
rT- l. .. r.. M.
Eg3zgS sss4ga HOl FOX GLYMONT!
WILL BE GIVEN BY
OSCE A TRI BE NO. /

NhttNO EAC = RSION,
WILL BE GIVEN BY
OS c E O L A T R B E, n o.. l
Coz ALEXANDRIA, VA.D --
on MONDAY, JUNE II, 1867,
With the safe and commodiops' steamer WA
WASE1, and ESPUTAS CELEBRATED
BAND Of Washington
The public may rest assure | that no expense
will be spared to make this one Of the best cx-
cursions ever given to Glymont.
AN INDIAN WAR SCENE will be per-
formed by the members Of the Tribe at p.
The steamboat will run as follows Leave
Washington at a. m; leave Alexandria at
q. n, and p. m; leave GIymont at 5 p. NJ,
and 9 p m.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
L. II CLAhKsON. VIM. OWENS.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
T. Fl. Clarkson, A. H. Brown, VIM. Owens,
j. Z. Phillips, G. c. Wade, T. Powers,
,Tasnes Swami, j. II. Soper,
G. f. Cox. #."
Tickets for Lady and Gentleman, 81; La
dies Tickets 50 cents; Children under II years
Of age Is cents-to be had of any Of the Com
mittee my 22-td
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W 4 II T S


WANTED, AGENTS-S250 PER MONTH,
" tho year refund. or 500 per cent profit on
commission. We guaranty tho above salary or
commission to active ndustriou: agents at their
homes, 70 Introduce an article Of Indispensable
utility in every household For full particulars
call OH, or address,
myl4-law4w II, South ST., Baltimore, Md.
tEIANTED-lO00 cords of good CT ESTN w
" OAK BARK, 70: which wo Will pay 9l2
per cord, delivered at Alexandria on the cars OF
The Orange L. Alexa. or Manassas Gap k.K. or
ut the Tunncry. Merchants or others wishing
to contract with Us for 100 or 200 cords can do
so by calling on Us AZ our store, No. IL; King
street We have always On hand OAK and
HEMLOCk SOLE LEATHER, UPPEE
LEATHER, of ali kinds, Harness, brldIc ana
Skirtinp Leather, which we sell ut the lowest
cash prices We arc paying the highest cash
prices for good BEEF HIDES, dry and green
an 9-cotf G.. G. SMOOT Il son.
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CANAL COMMERCE..
s.sS-aII5I9ts sss-;S S.@A :z1sSss:--ess.
G.-S----SS s~-A-~--~
MAY 31-ARRIvED.

BOATS D. Cromwell Florence, G. "A. Pearre,
coal to American Coal Company:
Boat John G. Lynn, coal TO Han pshire and
Bait Coal Co. tt
DEPARTURES.
Boats NJ. A. Myers Ell. Delafeld, w. A. Bry-
dan & Dubois. D. Cromwell, for Cum berlan d.
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Mr. MCINT0SH's ADVANCED CLASS vii
meet this (Friday) evening at the usual place
to receive its first lesson. A full attendanc,
desired. 1t
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JUST RECEIVED the FINEST SUMNER Cas-
slMuEE AND LINEN SUITS ever before brought
to this market at s. DEALHAMs LOG klng
street. my 30~-2t
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ENKEAT I[DUCEMENTS
"A REDUCTION IN PRICES!
CLOSING OUT STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Intending t. turn my attention for the present
exclusively To the wholesale and retail 81
WHITE GOODS FANCY GOODS, AND
NOTIONS,
will offer my entire stock Of DRY GOODS ut a
heavy discount on present prices and those
wishing to secure bargains should call at once.
Would take occasion 10 call attention 10 extern
svc stock of Fancy, White Goods and Notions,
which in every respect IS now N5 complete rs
can be found in any city.
The line of DRESS TRIMMINGS cannot be
cxccllcd in style and chcnpncss.
Sun Umbrellas, Parascls and Fans, a full
line. Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods
Department, complete The f"lIowing goods,
direct from manufacturers, will be sold ut
wholesale as low as they bought, viz: Umbrci-
lbs, Silk. Gingharn, Cambria and Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Of every size, style and price Children S
Carriages different Styles stock OF Hosiery,
Gloves, IGandkerchiei&, Rutiiings, &c, very
large and remarkably low, considering quality.
WHITE GOODS.--A full line Of Cambrlcs,
tyainsooks, Mus!ins BIcached CottonS, Irish
Linens, Toweings, etc, etc, which are made "
speciality in stock; CHAS. W. GREEN,
my7 Is King street
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81 L. d. Observation-Disclosures

Il OF CROCKERT WARE.
VIII be sold, on SATURDAY, June 1st, at
10 . clock n. m, ut No. 49, North Royal street,
a large OF Of White Granite Basins and Ewers,
ri chera, Plates, Spi!toOna Cups and Snucers,
Scoiopcd Nappcs, Dishes, Round and Oval
Chamber Sets, &c; also, GROCERIES, NO
TON, sc. Sale continued 1T night l"0-3t
SUMNER DEIEK5.
": LOUIE MILBUEN is now prepared t?
furnish. ut his Drug Store, corner OF King and
Washington streets, the ladies and gentlemen
Of Alexandria and vicinity with SODA WA
TER or ARCTIC GOODNESS, and favored
with the most delicious syrups. His Soda Wa
ter apparatus IS Of the most improved pattern,
and the imprcgnatc0 water free from those i'm
purties which too frequently adulteratc the
water Of the d style fountains. my %O-lw@
TPHANpS ASTHMA CURE, Meat Cure,
u Zanos Antidote for Strong Drink, Japan
csc llnir Stain, DcplGtory Powder, Curling
Fluid and Hair Gloss received and for sale BY
my23 HENRY COOK, 80, King st.
WATER COOLERS. Just received an rs
" sortmcnt Of Water Coolers, two, tGrec and
four gallons. for sale low by
my 30-eo2m f. J. MILLER. G5, King st.
yIRUIT JARS.-NIazon g W,loughby's
Z Self-Sealng Fruit Jars, pint, quart and
gallon, received and fur sale To-" by the gross or
dozen, by i. y. MlLLbt,
my %0--co2m g. King street.
/ OST-~l cstcrtlly evening. on Washington
/. ! or st. Asaph streets, It white CORNELIAN
EAE.DROP. The finder will De suitably re-
| wardcd by leaving il at the ). b. corner OF
Prince and Pitt Sts my St
"a BBLS. FAMILY SHAD--
| OU - bbis. do, for sale by
my slim GEO. WASHINGTON
CtEVERAL STALLS, situated in q comfort
| = able brick stable, for rent low, BY
mys +. l.. ToLSON 50, Cameron st.
3 cases 5hal R"c, for sale by
nvs sim GEO. WASHINGTON.
II MY 30. Peruvian Guano Of recent I'M
p0rta.ion aud su crior quality, for sa!c by
ap il GEO. " ASHINGTON.
n BBLS FAMILY ROE HEEHING-
oU 80 Dbl d., superior quality, i'll storo
| aud for sale By .,,,,>,l,,r,.>.
my slim GEO. NhohlNUIoN.
CHOKING T0DACCQg-,., =.
| > case genuine lNillikinic Smoking To-
bacco OF very superior guilty, 10 D bales i9E
saleby LmI SLIM trEO: W 40 ll-N1 LG,H-
4 L1CANT MATS,
| u Ius. received and for sale BY
HAREIE HOUGH
an22 Corner CT Pitt and Prince streets
T7LOUR! FLOUR!!! 49,,
G. =. TavIor's L ,udoun Mills Extra Flour. 4
! For sale. which | can recommend to families
| or baker THOMAS PERRY,
my1 No IS King street.
1 5 \ ! 1000 5H se,ksG: a Suit:
Zoo Marshal!s Fine Salt.
II store and for sal" T by RpEv1s 8 90
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ARI.IN rs SP IN G. S.

4 i -"
This deligh tful place Of resort has recently
been thoroughly renovated and improved, and
is now open for the reception Of parties wEo de-
sire to spend day at this delightful! spot, The
propretors have spared no pains in order TO
render it attractive, and pledge themselves to
do their utmost to add to the pleasure and com
fort Of those b.voring them with their patronage.
For pleasure parties, picncs for schools, or
dcrs or associations, the Springs possess advan-
tagcs claimed by no other place. The spacious
Pavilion delightful water, the shady groves,
its picturesque scenery, all tend to render it n
charming place.
The Springs are seven miles from Alexandria.
Immediately upon the line Of the AleXa', Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad, with the super
intcndcnt Of which arrangements can be made
ut any time for the running Of trains to accom-
nodatc purLics desiring to visit the place.
The terms are low, and the proprietors pledge
themselves that on AI occasions good order will
be maintained; and that for no consideration
will they permit alcoholic liquors TO be 50 id in
the vicinity. For further particulars app y to
WIN. II. CARLiN, Alexandria, or JOHN D..
EDMONDS, It'll ST., Washington. my 21-co3t
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FERTILIZERS. &c.
UAED AND FERTILIZERS.

= \ f,J i ID I'IEVI IIEkS.
49,
rbc subscriber has on hand y full assortment
of lhr most ai,y,ro~HJ WNNUEE.S which hri.
n -, to 10 .,n i, INV oanity dn.rod at the
LOWEST NKET RATES.
i: th.. rico. arn IInir,rn the fnrnar can OH
.; h;i srInrl;,. v,,iI i1 rnrr",''L,, rr .s
,%",rh h.. ,'I.r. r. ,,mr,.has. in nnrtnn
'"'"7 OFFER:
p,..,,,i,, C,,,on nrtIn best ov.Iit,,
+, i;;' C,,.,,,,, nj. .r,irIn rn,,,s fran, ,lo
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REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY.-H.G e. Bond, Of
Orange county, has. been appointed Register
10 Bankru ptcy 10 the Richmond District. This
appointment makes the list Of Registers in
Bankruptcy IL the State Of Virginia complete.
County CouRI..4Thc June term Of the
County Court, for this county, commences on
Monday next. AlltheJustices are summoned
to make the county levy. -
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-RY-I H, PARROTT--AucT1oNEER
CHESAPEAKE s. OHIO CANAL BON
I FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

~HESAPEAKE s. OHIO CANAL BONDS
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the Goth day of Mag, 1867,
at ~ O'Clock m in front Of the Court house, IN
the city Of AlexsndfSs ~ the eo2f o Hea
andria county, Va, under authority OF decree
entered at the February Special Term 1867, OF
said Court, in the cause Of the Board of Public
Works of Virginia, plaintiffs, VS.: Selden, with
ers Il Co., ct al, defendants, VIII Que: loF sa'e'
( large amount Of the BONDS OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL co.
Terms of Sale So, 900 cash, residue on well
endorsed negotiable note at six monthS, bearing
interest. DE NJ ~ NEESpN
:. FERG USON BEACH,
NH o--eofs Commissioners
The above sale is postponed to TIL URSDAY,
August lst when it will take rlace at II o'clock
M, in front of the Mayors Office, Alexandria.
nv 3l-eots
DOMESTICS. We have this day received
Ill addition TO our stock of Domestlcs at
the very lowest figure the market has reAche1
ard have (as is our custom) marked down all
our stock in that line to correspond, without re-
S my 81 WILMER & sLAYMAKER:
4 UGUsrA SPRINGS ALUM WATER
a Just received direct from the Springs, two
cases Augusta Springs Alum Water, i'll half
gallon bottles, at 81 each. twenty-five cents
allowed for the return OF the empty bottles
@4* JANNEY s. CO.,
my 81 Druggists. AS King St.
r YKENS VALLEY COAL,
IL ARRIVED AND FOR SALE :
Now unloading at Smoot & Uhcr's wharf
which will be sold low for cash:
JOHN LEATHERLAND,
my % 1w& 26 King street.
ITALIAN, MACCARONI, Bordeaux Oil,
l. French Mustard English Pickles, Worces-
tershre Sauce, just received and for sale by
my % LOOMS Il PAGER. 2O4 Ming st.
DICE
IL South Carolina Rice, received to-day
and for sale by i i
yls J. G. MILBURN.
~ BBLs. .GEoRGEToWN FLOUR Jus,
49, ~ f'llIr.Ef E. L. .ToISoN!
an 80 ~ 1919 essz- -: 3d. Cameron. st
nACON--Choice Hams, Shoulder, and Mid
ding Bacon, just received and FOR sale By
- : ;. B LOOMS & EAGER, !.
my ~ 49, King s...-corner Columbus
GALT.-Ground Alum, Fine and ia Bile Salt
I for sale by..si .sIFr LOOMS & EAGER, :
nv 25 204, KING street
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REEDS AMnONIATED SO-
= ph,p nLLQNNH LITE ONLLNN.-Ihe pest
.rLOTHs, GAsSIMEREs, &c.

We have just receiTed another addition to
our stock Of Cloths and Casslmeres, to which
we would call Tho attention Of those IN want.
my Il WILMER y SLAI MAXIM.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 30th Instant, by the Rev.
Mr.. Munscy, Mr. HENRY BEENGLE and
Miss ANN VIRGINIA HORSMAN, all Of
this city.
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10000 Paper Collars, Gacc aud Imitation
Linen at % cents per bOx at
GEORGE S. ROSENBAUM
M 80 ll9 KIM street.
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Ez5~ FUNERAL NOTICE. The funeral OF
G%onGE LYNCH will take place from No. 81,
South Washington street, Tomorrow evening,
ut 3 o'clock. His friends and acqualntanccS
are invited To attend.
~" FUNERAL NoTGCE.-Thc iuncral OF
HENRY ROSE viii take place from tie corner
OF Fayctta and Queen streets, To moro" even
Ing, ar : o'clock His friends and acquaint-
anccS are invited 10 attend.
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CRY CoUNoIL.-T There Will be meetings OF
both boards. ofthe City Council tonight.
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NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to All per
" sens indebted to, or h4yi4g c!alm$ against
The estate of DR.. JAMES HUNTER. dec D., to
settle the same with THOS. MOORE, Attorney
ut Law, Fairfax Court House, who IS authorl-
zcd to attend 70 MI business connected MIth the
said estate. All communications Will, it IS
-''l''''' SARAH \. HUNTER,
~ 4I-1nwSw Eytrx. OF Jas Hunter doc d..
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JEwGLEY.-Ncw styles Bog Wood Sets,
Sleeve Buttons, Chains, Rings, Pins, Silver
Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups, Call Bells, re-
ccivcd this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jcwclry Store, No. AS Pennsylvania avenue,
near r. street, Washington. aD 29-tf
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/ ACE POINTS. We have just received an
4 4 other large addition to stock OF LAM y
= : ID SILK LACE POINTS, making our rs
sortmen. very complete, and at prices VIC feel
sure must give suits faction.
my2S WILMER Il SLAYMAkEE.