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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

LNRANtlS MOHR, " hose residence is tILloyu
Il JOruelIH Muhr itW vile ui tHntut LltiIe
N" ave 10 tleimOht tUtLtS, hiu dUhL B Muhr
"ho hVeN 10 k"huOlph County lIiinUIs ana hon
" Ill take notlrc. that a petition was hlru against
thtm On tn" TN day I January, \ l. 1877 IN the
superior count. within ahb lOi the COUNTY #
A,oniBunlel! auu STATE o. ChIU ly JUlu l.. iLi-
We, Hhd D. nov pen ing, wherein sau John l.
LudHt c demands partition ~ thu follow ing Ipa
estate to-Nlt Being lots numbuItd I'VE hundred
aud gigh ; y5eO4 and i've hundred ana eighty
Que, l5sll OF the revised plat Of the city
OF ia! ton, ana that at the ncNtterm Of said Court
held altei lorty days from the date Of the first pub
ll@1tion Of THIS notice, application will bs made b
may be made OF sald premises.
JOHN LUDWIG
JAssH BAG1OTT, Atta lor Petitioner. Isw6
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Probate Court.
NOTICE.

CUSAN RAMSEY. a nonresident Of the State Of
- Ohio, Is notified that George Ramsey did. on the
i4th day Of January, 1857, file his petition in the
office OF the CLERK OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
within and for the county OF Montgomery and
with having been Willfully absent from the said
plaintiff for more than three years past. adultery
with one Hartel Holster and gross neglect Of
duty, aud asking that he may be divorced from
said Susan Ramsey, which petition viii stand for
hearing at the next term OF said Court
GEORGE RAMSEY.
NJ. p. NOLAN, Attorney. i9W6
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3Eal estate S9Euts.
STEPHENS HURER q CO
HOUSE AND LOT IN MlAMlSBULG
AT SIlEkIFF'S SALE.

John Elg Is, Franz Reuscher. superior Court
Case 36l5
\ obedience 20 the command OF an uldeT Oi sale.
Il issued by the superior court. WItinI aud tuI the
county OF montgomery, ana to mt u~iIe,ttu. J viii
uucI at public sale at The uuur o. the luuIt house
IN The city Of Dayto ton, ONO, On
Aonday. March 1861. ats O'Clock. P. NJ,
The GLOWING described rvaI t.tute to-wit: sit
uate IN inc Count! oi Montgomery and State OF
Ohlo, all that lot, tract " pace o. land living and
being tO-Mlt: beginning at the \. y. corner Of
itenrl boilenbu'h ltt anu running rom thence
norm ITO lect along b, alter street. IhtH,c extend
lnB hdck 70 the Miami raven, ADJOINING tlt own OF
mldmlshuig, III the county auu state aioIpsaiu.
me same being the tract 90 lana uyuS,yto by Jacob
Neivhtl thu hIiC 10 i.tylu Gu,hI.ita. .uuLl hur
To ,Obolt uud -! heGvi,k i,tHIt &C. H. huStI
u,'cascd idthtr Ot lhtI,sa .It ttI, h,Ati and
nom thence 70 solomon Hibh,I .4r. ION ,nmun
ltlDhv.i u jacob Lluilntin iali ,I. .r,m Jacob
zimmerman 10 JOHN Zig tn sanlc utrA 80 No.
l45g On the REVISED plat ui sam tom
oalu real estate has been appraised 81 1928 10 and
cannot srIi 'OI itss than tWo-thIruS OF tint ap-
yTuisGd value thereon.
LEI.MS OF SALE-CASU.
O. IA. DAVIDSON, Sheriff
ADAM clay, Alto ney. 2IUrt
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Crotchetty.

Senator JOHN SHERMAN, of Ohio, is a
strange compound. He is a curious stick
a bundle of contradictions. In the Senate
debate of Tuesday, speaking on the refusal
OF the House to concur in the Military Bill,
as amended in the Senate, he is reported by
telegraph as follows: l'Ni- 'te
Mr. Sherman said this bill contained all
that Mr.. Sumner and his friends had ever
claimed. 1t enfranchised blacks, and gave
the ballot to every black mar in the South,
but it now was objected that it did not dis
franchise whites. The people of Ohio did
not demand Acknowledgement. This Con-
gress would never agree to 1t. This bill
disfranchises leading rebels of the South
Under the constitutional amendment, and
was not that enough? He thought it was
as much as a generous people had a right
to demand, and where an attempt was
made TO defeat such a bill. he felt justified
in characterizing the opposition as unjust
and unnatural. Men ought to be satisfied,
without further exactions from the late
rebels. They had lost their property. their
friends, everything held dear, and the peo-
pie of the North did not demand their dis
franchisement. If they rejected the terms
con 5ained in this, Congress could erect
State governments with negro votes alone.
but at present there was no necessity for
such vigorous measures. If his voice could
reach the South to-day, he would implore
the people to accept the terms.
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The DAILY EMPIRE
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

A colored cook, expecting CONN any of
her own kind, was at loss how TO en- terrain
her friends. Her mistress said aPolly.
you must make an apology" La missis.
how j can make itP L got no ar ,nles no
eggs, no butter, no muffin to maxi II wid.S
A merchants advice In select inc q wife
was, get hold Of q piece of Gallo o that will
.Nvashr'
Georgia has disrespectful d arkies, who
cal the negroes who were free before Lin
coin 8 proclamation, "the old 4 ssue." r
The Government has paid one hundred
thousand dollars in gold for a lot three hum
dred feet square in San Franc lsco, as a site
for the United States Branc h Mint. The
proposed b~uilding will COST six hundred
thousand dollars.
Sumner was once sharply criticised as a
man who would see the neg 70 starve unless
he could contine him to bread of his W
particular baking.
De Bow discusses the crops of the coun-
try. He doesn't think that the South will
yield much. We don't believe she will
yield an Understandable Journal.
The Boston Traveller of Friday a
THE State ConstabulaTy yesterday notified
every saloon and hotel keeperin Worcester
that they must stop the sale of ale. beer and
cider, and they know what this warning
ENN'NH - hNA'Ah III DllEOAls
if they do not obey. The new 'movement
on the works" of liquor dealers includes a
war upon beer and cider.
A poor man in Providence was fined and
sent to Jail for falling asleep in church.
The Providence Journal says IF a laboring
man Is to be sent to jail for sleeping dur
ing a ermo how much more should a
preacher suffer for a failure to keep his
hearers awaken
nrTorn-uoa A vrsIov. lnl-r.A n-.-st
Ky, took an orphan boy to raise. quite
small, and when he arrived at the age Of
eighteen she married him, she then being
in her fftieth year. They lived many
years together as happy as any other peo-
pie. Ten years ago they took an orphan
girl to raise. Last fall the old lady died.
being ninety-six years of age, and in seven
weeks he married the girl they had raised,
he being sixty-eight years old and she is
eighteen.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

TOR n. MARTIN Nhusr residence Is unknown.
~ will take notice that Mar, X Martin. IN he
18th OF January, 4 d 1877, fled in The Court OF
common Pleas OF Montgomery touuty. Ohio. her
petition. praying for a divorce. against said de-
fendant Cause- w,llful absence and hahituSl
drunkenness Tor more than three ear, and adul-
terry. 4. THOMPSON AttoTnev
dan ss. ls6T-2lWB
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w ANTED-MERCHANTS. BANNERS
And Everybody Wanting Good Printing done to
examine the work executed at the Empire Steam
Job Rooms, Noa110 Main street,
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FL OF II l.,
CARD.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
L citizens of Dayton and vicinity that he will de-
vote his time to the collection, for any one who
may need his services, with prOmptnes, of ali
money, collected by him, and security for the
amount of bills put In his hands. Being Acquainted
with the land marks Of Montgomery County those
who have standing Bills would do well TO employ
him, with the assurance thateveTy dollar collected
will be promptly returned. Address Lock Box 90,
Dayl1n, Ohio, and the address will be promptly
attended TO. nO23dim G.. &. BREENE.
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SNOW


EaOeAIed sMay So9 1885, .aaa
This is an article for washing without rubbing
except in very dirty places, which will require o
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations of
Tered Tor Il Ike purpose, WILL NOT RIO TTHECLOTHE
but willleaye them much WINTER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear.
1t removes grease spots as if by magic, and soft
ems the dirt by soaking, SO that rinsing will in or
binary cases entirely remove 1t.
This powder is prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon a process peculiar t.
itself which Is secured by Letters Patent. 1t ha:
been in use for more than u year, and has proved
itself an universal favorite wherever it has beer
used Among the advantages claimed are the fol
lowing, viz;
1t saves all the expense of sorp Usually used OF
cotton and linen goods.
IL saves most Of the labor of rubbing, and veal
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed
With one quarter the time and labor usually re
CURED it imparts Il beautiful gloss and lustre
much superior to any other mode. No water re-
qulred except TO moisten The powder.
iiI ections with each package.
Aud can be readily appreciated by a single trial
The cost of washing for u family OF 1--WE or six per
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
shat many useless compounds have been int 30
or Jailed in removing the dirt, but knowing the in,
trinsic excellence of this article, they confidently
proclaim II as being adapted to meet a demand
which has long existed, aud which has heretofore
remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED BY
HO w A. a. STEVENS,
goo w y. boston.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS or AMILY DYE CoLORs
sold by all Grocers and Dealers. oc9d3m
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10000

Pianos, Mtludeons, Gold anu silver Watches, Sets
OF Jtwelry, sewing Machines, photograph Al
buns, Gold Pens, silver. plated Tea sets, Framed
EngraVings, Cutlery all kinus Dry Goods Sc,
ALL 10 BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLL EACH
without regard to value. Not TO be paid Tor until
you know what YOU urt 10 receive.
Inc prop letoIs ol THIS establishment oner this
lot OF goods iuf OH DOLLAR EACH, although unre.
deemed goods urr USUALLY sofa al auction al Inc
expiration Of SA months. hey are constantly
mahlhg Il Names on merchandise o, all kinds.
both 70 manLlattNlels mt GtHlers ana all goods
not feletmeu IN "ue tIhe viii in,lude the same
ia tue pr, cent sic
IERAs OF SALE advertisements OF stock are
prepared, naming each article ana its value. and
are placed m sealed CnyglUl Is, and well mtAed.
One oil these envelopes containing an advertise.
ment together with a choice collect. II OF Popular
Songs ana hetlpes, on IA well executed IhotuEraph
viii be sold al ouE W areI OUms, OF sent b mailto
any address tl Twenty FIVE CTS OF FIyE Ion Al,
On receipt OF the advertisement. you u ~ see
what you are going to have, ana then il Is atyour
own o. ton 10 pay the Dollar ara axe the article
or not Purchasers may thus obtain
A GOLD OR SILVER WATCH, sILvER-PLArKD
TEA SIT sEWIAG MACHINE OR ANY
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DR.. Harvey's Female Pills.
DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills


OFh
SPECIAL lREATM Mt in all cases OF
seminal, sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
IN male or female. ADVICE FREE and correspond
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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BROKERS GREAT GIFT SALE OF
RICH AND VALUABLE GOODS,

PRiNIlPAL W~ARkRUOMs, No. s. sudbury
stree! hOstoh, Missa, husetts, anu NJ TO Jeher-
SOU street, LAY ton, ohio.
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NATIONAL SaLO On,
NO. 40 WEST SIXTH STREET,
CINCTNN NrI, o.
Choice Liquors, Wines & Cigars,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
SiT spEeHdid BtItiGrd Tables
FoUR TEN PIN ALLEYS.
j. p. KLtSE. supt. J. r. Ell Pr r.
Jan SIN
For Sale.

TAMEs BARTLOw's Farm, containing $50
81 acres. more or less, with afir proportion OF
wood land. aud good timber, ~. also, reasonable
improvements. Situated IN Wayne Tow nship,
MOutg0nier, County. Ohio, it heinR fractional sec
ton No SO, township range 8 NJ RS Terms Of
payment easy For further ] refer
: Fe6. is-weEs STANDARDIZATION.
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AVOID n ouAcKs.

II you are suffering from the effects OF Youthful
Ihdiscretion and have Seminal Weakness. Ennis
SONS, &c.i will send you, free Of charge informa.
tlon which, If followed. WIN cure Nou without the
ana OF meilclnes, Address HENRY AMSDEN,
j~aldaw1y1T Station ID. New York
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NOTICE.

THE stockholders Of the Miamisburg and Car
il rOllton hydraulic Company will hold an cleo
ton for Directors at the Council Room, In MAN
ishurg ohio, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF March,
1857. Between the hours Of one and four O'Clock
p. N. By order Of the lncorIoraioIs
February & io0-Md4w
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AGBN It's w a N TED
Samples sent free. Nocapital requil ed. Ladies
Gentlemen can earn from SO to $40 per day.
enclose stamp, and address
TRIP a Co, Eighth street, New York.
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ARTICLE ON OUR LIST.
enc DOl1arI

The prlte OF an Envelope is only T~unty-n
cents 30 give as a call ana satisfy yourselves that
was sold at any other place iH the country Hear
"A tune ON he Piano and TCmtmlC that they. to-
gvlher Wlth all Tie other costly articles On eAh bi.
ton VIII be sold 20 some purchaser 1or ron . UllHr.
All those 81 hu order nom the country must DO
particular In giving their POstOhCe address. the
name Of the town aud county in which they live,
and by what Express Iegyy goods shall he sent.
Company's Nureroom for The southW Get, No 90
JEFFERSON street DAYTON. Ohio
fei6W4 % I'm MUTE co. Managers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

Cr1EBRATIoN.-In WASHINGTON, yesterday,
the colored people celebrated the filth annVcr-
sary of emancipation in the District OF Column
bia. Delegations of colored people were pres
ent from Baltimore and Annapolis, and from
this place, there were the Alexandria soldiers
and sailors, r. Gichrist. marshal, with three
Aaes and about twenty five men. There was
procession, music, banners, &c. At ten
Grants headquarters, at the Var Department
and at places along the route where flags were
disDlaved. the cheers we're loud and long. In
passing through the grounds of the Executive
Mansion the procession was greeted with WaV-
ing of handkcrchiefs by the ladies, while the
President himself stood upon the portie0 and
acknowledged By a bow the racognltions that
were given him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17
RINE list
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRIL II

ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, New York, to ii
Eldridge s. Co.
Schr Enoch Moore, Chambers, to American
Coal Company.
Schr Chaa. A. Jones' Goodspead to Ameri-
can Coal Company.
SAILED
Steamer kennebec Wilson, Baltimore By j.
Broders & Go.
Steamer Columbia, Harper. Balti more, by &.
Wheat
Schr. S. Morgan, Davy, Providence, by
American Coal Company.
Schr. B. G. Terry, Weaver Jersey City, by
American Coal Company.
schr. Erotus, Birdsell, Jersey City, by Amer
lean Coal Company.
Schr Tamiroo, Cole, Providence, by NJ. Ell
bridge & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

d EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-By viz
/ l. tue of decree Of the Circuit Court for AL
exandriu county, pronounced at the November
term, 1866, in the cause Of Thomas Smith vs.
Stephen Shinn, ct ais, the undersigned, as Com
missioner Of Sale therein named, will offer for
sale at public auction, in front Of the Mayor 5
Office. Alexandria, Va, on SATU friday: the the:
OF GROUND, with Bricl: Building there essa
on, situated on the west side Of Union, be- saI
tween Prince and Duke streets, fronting, On
Union % feet 81 inches, and running back ~
f. ct to an Is feet alley
TEENS. = Onc-fourth to be paid in cash, and
the residue in three equal instruments at =, Il
and IS months, with interest from the day Of
sale the bonds otahe purchaser, with security,
to be taken for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained until tho purchase money Is
paid GEO. W. BRENT,
al lI-2aWts Commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

Hook AND LADDER CoMPANY.-At meet
ing Of the young gentlemen Of this city, held
last night, in the Old Dominion Base Ban
Club Rooms, No 60 King street, to organize
Hork and Ladder Company, Geo. Il. ohnn'
was appointed Chairman, and }. II. Rcid' IT,
Secrc: aly; and an election for temporary OH
cera vas held with the following result: W.
Keith Armistead, President; R. NJ. Latham,
Vice President G.. A. Stone, Secretary; D..
Il. dam, Treasurer A cmmittee OF i've
consisting of A. Hall, J. G. Adam, H. Breer-
wood, J. II. Henderson and G. Il. Shlnn, was
on motion, appointed by the Chair to walt on
the Insurance Companies and agents, mer-
chants aud citizens generally, and solicit con-
tributions to aid in equipping the company
when oreanized. Thirty-four names were re-
ported on the list of members OF the company
and no doubt is now entertained but that IN
short time it will be in working order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

RELIGIOUS OBsERvANcEs. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday Of this week, are kept With
great solemnity by our Catholic fellow citizens
in co1nmemoration of the suffering5 and death
Of our Saviour. Tomorrow, usually called
s.Mauuday Thursday" Mass IS celebrated with
great rejoicing, in commemoration of the lDstl-
tuition of the Holy Eucharist on that day, and
at the ''Gloria in Excelsis," all the bells are
r,1ng, being silent afterwards, as is also the
organ, until Saturday at tho same time. AT
ter the Mass the Host is conveyed in solemn
procession, to an altar decorated for that pur-
pose, in q chapel, called THE Repository,
where it remains during Friday, and the high
altar is stripped of it's ornaments and coverings,
in commemoration of the stripping Of our Sa-
7iour in the house of PLATE. On Friday, call
ed Good Friday no Mass is celebrated, but
impressive ceremonies take place, commence
rati7e of the Cruci6xion, The cross being pub
lcly exposed to the veneration Of the faithful,
who reverently kiss the representation OF the
five wounds on the body Of our Saviour. The
stRepostory, is visited during The day, by
crowds Of worshippers On Saturday, called
"Holy Saturday, the ceremonial commences
with the kiudng and blessing of the new lire
and incense, at the doors Of the church; then
follows procession to the high altar, the trip
ple candle being lighted on the way from the
new fire. At the high altar twelve long les
sons from the old testament are read, and the
naschal candle 4 wax taper four Or i've leet
high, Is blessed, and the FIVE grains OF incense
fixed in it in the form OF cross IN rcmcm'
branca Of the five wounds OF our Saviour,
which he bore after his resurrection. Ihe
bant;,o,a water, to be used during the year. Is
then solemply consecruted, and ifthere are any
candidates, baptism is administered Inc
mourning is then removed from the high alta
which is decorated with lights and flowers, and
the solemn Mass Of the Resurrection IL com
menced, the organ bursting forth, and the bells
Dealine out. at the Gloria in Excelsls All
these ceremonies are Of great antiquity, dating
hack to the earliest ages OF Christianity, .ana
are performea in both the Latin and Greek
Churches, as we'll as in all the Oriental com.
munions. The services, this year at st.
Mary's Church, commence at 9 o clock each
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

POLICE REPoRT--MAYOR' s OFFICE. Lewis
Tri.ler, for drunkenness and diaordcrly CON
duct, ia ';Petcraburn," was fined and dis
charged.
Michael uolbrooI:, Tor Drunkenness aud
diaorderly conduct at the EIdoraa0 House, vas
fined and discharged.
Robert John McCuin for striking colored
boy, named Peter Lee, was discharged upon
the payment OF costs.
MAGIsTRATEs OFFICE -Lemuel Cook, for
IN assault on John Burghcss, at Fish Town,
was bound over in the sum Of 500 security,
TO keen the peace Tor six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

LEGAL DEc1sroN.-Tn the United States
Circuit Court, yesterday, in Baltimore, the
case Of Francia i. Smith, Of this city, admin
istrator Of Aaron Leggett vs. William and
Francis x. Ward, was heard and decided. -
The suit Was brought to collect three bonds
executed in August, 1860, and payable at the
office of the Farmers Bank, in this city. One
of the bonds was left at The bank, and the
other two were not The defendants in Au-
gust and December, 1861, deposited about
$1,000 in Virginia bank notes then much
DEPRECATED, in the Farmers Bank, to the
credit of plaintiff I he cashier endorsed the
deposits as credits on the first bond, and en-
tered them az cash to The credit Of plaintiff.
In addition to This defence, it was claimed by
defendant that the plaintiff having in May,
1861, rome into the Confederatcs lines and re-
NAMED there until the close Of the war Wa3
not entitled to recover interest during the war.
Judge Giles ruled FIRST that the cashier Of
the bank had no authority, under the crcum-
stances, to receive the deprecated Virginia
bank notes and credit them for and on account
Of plaintiff Second, that the Farmers Bank
at Alexandria, where The notes were payable,
being within the federal lines, were constituted
agents by plaintiff to receive payment OF the
notes-that the defendants could have paid
the notes to the bank when they fell due, and,
not having done SO, the plaintiff was entitled
to receive interest, notwithstanding he vas IN
the Confederate lines The jury, under these
instructions, rendered a verdict for plaintiff Tor
Sl43
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

REMARKs.-The market continues quite ac-
tive, with fair receipts and good demand
Flour remains unchanged in prices, with a
moderate supply. Wheat is in fair enquiry
Corn is very active, but the market is less firm.
there having been a decline of about 2c since
our Mondays report. Oats continue active
Rye in fair request. Corn Meal in good de-
mand Hay frmer. Butter and Eggs steady,
hn1 unclaimed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

FRIENDSHIP FIRE Co1IpANT,-At meeting
OF the Friendship Fire Company, held on
Monday night, the following officers were elect
ed to fill vacancies YIN. Fl. Underwood,
lst Vice President; Frank Penn, "a do;
Enoch Cook, "a Commander Of Hose; }.
Robinson, Ayeman. A resolution was adopt
ed unanimously, forhidding the distribution
of any spirituous liquors among the members
Of The Company, while engaged al fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

FAIRFAX COUNTY COURT Tie regular
,nouthlv term Of Fairfax County Court, on the
18th inst, was but poorly ATTENDED, The farm
CTS, doubtless, prcterring to improve the now
favorable weather 10 dihsebt upturnlng OF
the soil rather than in being uptuTncd by the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

LAND AGENCY, -Messra. O Neal 4 holland,
Of Charlottesville, have established an e1ten-
sive Land Agency for the sale Of lands in Eir,
giuia, STEERING peculiar advantages to pur-
chaaera and sellers Mr.. NJ. d. Ball at FAIR
fax Court House, is the local agent tor ms
firm for Fairfax county, and will give any in
formation desired. --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

STAGE LINE TO WINCHESTER. As will be
seen BY an advertisement in another column,
Mr.. C. Wesslcs, will commence on Tuesday
next, 10 run line Of stages between this city
and Upporviile, where it will connect with a
line 1un by Mr. Whaey, to Winchester.
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w A n 7 S :.

WTANTED--l000 cords Of good CHESTN Ut
w OAK BARK, foc which we will pay ST.
per cord, delivered At Alexandria on the cars Of
the Orange IL AleXa. or Manassas Gap H. X or
ut the Tannery. Merchants or others wishing
to contract with Us for 100.or 200 cords, car do
80 by calling on IL ut our store, no. q, h1nS
street We have always on hand OAK nand
.HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, uPPEE
LEATHER, Of vii kinds, Harness. Bride ana
Skirtine Leather, which we sell at the lowest
cash prices. We are paying the highest cash
prices for good BEEF HIDES, dry and green.
ap 9-eotf c.. G. SMOOT x SON.