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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

- Speaking Of General Stones letter recently
published in the Boston Post, about Senator
Sumner, the Evening Gazette says 1T is
said by those who ought to know that the har-
dest thing in the world is the heart Of thor
ough- going fashionable woman. Perhaps it
will 90 near to be thought, one Of these days,
that, the next hardest thing is the heart OF a
professional phianthropist, who is SO intent on
the good of all men in general, that he cannot
respect the rights the services, or the sensibil-
tiles of any man in particular. u
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fYLRGMI4 NEW,S.

:
The no''ll'atiohs OF har,i'au"Ae a 'on''0" -
ii. a. SturdlVant, Wm' Taylor h'naS -
,Eeans'< and a II. Sands as delegates 10 INC
Convention trcm hichuouu, give sa'iSlaellon
to the Conservatives, and the ncSet WIZ NC
we'll supported. The ticket OF the moderate
Republicans, With DE- Sharp, ptoenerIl"-'a"
f4aen. Grant, atethe @heads=aiia@ ehu'hg VIII
Fields Cook,la coIored zpreael'tr' also meets
with favor, but the conservative t'0h'' Ni''''~
its effect. 1t Is tt ought hat the best h'e'
from both urktts may be taken 10 MAKE
compromise DIR, Alexander oharp' of''h T.,
ln-lav OF General trant ana postmaster WIN
publish card positively uec''n''E INC no"''
nation rendered by tue moderate nHpu''''''' "'
Ton the convention
The State Horticu'tural anu o'iioi's',"'' ' ia
hibltion, now gong on III h'chlaoho, was
crowded on lueSday high'' 10 near "e'' !" 49,
who made powerful speech OF TWO noutS
length lie reviewed the past, ana ADVISED
the people to devote themselves to agriculture
manufactures, aud labor generally TO develop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

1t is very evident that the feeling in favor Of
voting against Convention is increasing in
this State, and that many who intended at: first
to vote for it, have changed their opinion
Let all examine the matter carefully and act
conscientiousIy andaccording to their best judy
ment. But above all things, vote Tor sound
Conservative men, as delegates to the:Conven-
ton.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening, Oct. Is, at the residenc"
of the brides mother, by the Rev. VIM: +
Munsey, JAS. r. ALEXANDER to Nj. LIZ
ZlE, second daughter of tho late Isaac kel
In Marlboro, Nd, on Thursday last, by tho
Rev. Mr.. Kershaw, Mr., DANIEL S. CHES-
ter Of the late Polydoro E. Scott, all Of Prince
Georges county, Md.
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DIED.

On the morning Of the 18th Of October 1867
after long and painful illness, JOHN ED
WARD MATTINGLY, in the SD year of his
age. 49,. ...... s.... ..,..
In Prince Georges county, Nd, on tho 9th in
slant Mrs. ELEANOR H. CALLS, relict of
the late Henry A. Calls, aged 70 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

The tin toys used in this country are now
nearly all made in Mcrid3n, Connecticut, where
large quantities of tin household goods are
also manufactured. 1t occurred to the makers
ofthese latter that the scraps could be advana-
geoously used for toy objects, and with the ad-
vantage Of labor-savng machinery, they have
driven their German rivals from the market.
Wooden toys of the less fragile kinds are largely
manufactured in several Connecticut towns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17
Fairfax county sep !
JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant to decree rendered by the C. '!s'"
Court Of fairfax county, It. June term, l1o'' '-
the case Of Burke and others ". HIlIr"ArH ".'
others, the undersigned, Commissioners, d! '".
Of them will, on MONDAY, the 2lst Iay ~
October, 1867, Court day 1T FairlaA c. noI-
offer for sale. at public auction, ~ me hIE"'
bidder that VALUABLE PKOPhKIl ..
the said Court House, belonging to ti' r'."IS
RUzicr WilIc1Xen, deceased and no" "c'"P'
by Mrs Powell and Mrs. Berkeley u pI'''
residences, and by job HawXhllr,t Il 4 st".s
This block OF buildings contains two "S't.
residences besides stables, smoke house o g
but the whole Will be sold together. 1919.
TERMS A deposit Of ten per ceatnIa @ .' -,
paid on the day Of sale; the residue ot the ,....
chase money to be paid in three cquHI .'S: -,
mcnts, at six, twelve ana eighteen n9.n'I'' -
deferred payments to be secured by inc .,t
Of the purchaser. with sufficient security -,
bearing interest from day Of SALE the t!"
be retained until ali the purchase NONE ~.
paid, and the deposit TO be forfeited, MI" ~.
property liable to be rcsold ut the rlsE, o' 49,
purchaser, should he fail TO complete IL: ,,.a
chase upon the sale being coHirInc1 ~ -
Court. NEW NJ AN ~ nnH NJ
w. i. ED WAkD9,
Fairfax CO., sep ll-2awts Commis>!o":
(7OMMISSIONERS SALE.--By dIFeE V.r
y ofthe decree of the Circuit CouT' 81 =.
lax county, IN the suits OF H. II. po'" lime
Hamilton Wade and others, entered u" h." "' n
term, 1867, the undersigned, Crlnm!siNiothT$' or
said decree named, will, on the 2lsr ia 'tV..
OCTOBER, 1867, (that being tie i; HSJ ~ ra
tober Court sell, to the highc.t BIDDER h NJ
lie sale, in front Of FnrlHA Court il'"'aJ II
TRACT or LAND containing - acres E %%%
poles. This farm lies one mile north o! F"' "o,G
Court House. on the county road Is , % 1n.
quality, and susceptible Of easy mPro,Ihp the ws
TERMS Or SALE,as directed by the =, '"r.
Onetcnth IN hand as deposit, liable 10 , ,,v h.
feitell should the purchaser t"il to e@i.'0. the
purchase on confirmation by the Co",.. d.
residue in three equal insta lmnnt'' ~ from
twelve and eighteen months with Iter" ;,,s. Of
tho day of sale, to be secured by the no'al the
the purchaser, and retention Of tue nonyay
last payment is made. Expenses 81 '''
snHe to he paid By the pNrrtc,n!ts"1F Love.
rios, MOORE,
psirc.x 40 can ro-wts Comm ,i rs, Of ;5aI''
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The Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun says, it is positively asserted by an
expert gagged in the Treasury Department
that the fraudulent 100 bonds lately rronounc-
ed to be counterfeit, were printed from the
same plates as the genuine bonds, and it is
surmised that the plates were obtained by the
same means as those of the one hundred dol
lar compound interest notes, the discovery of
which some rime since created such sensation
and secured thecon7iction Of the guilty parties,
one of them clerk 10 the Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

FOR RENT-Storo No. l01, King street,
NH lust vacated by the Telegraph Company.
This store is lighted by three sky lights, and Is
100 feet deep; is we'll adapted for the dry goods
clothing or shoe business, &c, and one OF the
best located stands in tho city. Also -Four
OFFICES for rent in the "a story; Apply to
% - CHAS NJ TAYLOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

We have by telegraph synopsis of an i'm
portant decision rendered yesterday by Judge
Bryan, of the U. S. District Court at Charles
ton, S. c., in case involving the validity Of
the panel of jury drawn, under the order Of
the military commander, of taxpayers, irrespec-
tive Of color. The decision sustains the order,
denies the power of the President to recon
struct the Southern States, and afirms the
constitutionality of the reconstruction acts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

A Manufacturing and Mechanical Associa-
ton, the object Of which is to promote the in
terests of the manufacturers and mechanics Of
Fredericksburg, has been organized in that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Mr. VOORHEES,, Of
Indiana, and Montgomery Blair were serenad-
ed in Washington, last night. They responded
to the compliment in eloquent speeches.
As the 18th of Oct approaches the interest
increases in the agricultural fair and horse show
which is to open ut the National Race Course
on that day. A large number of workmen are
now employed at the track, and grand stand,
extending about four hundred feet in length,
and capable of comfortably seating three thous-
and persons, has been erected. Stables for
three hundred horses have been built.
The Synod OF Baltimore 60. ST. composed
Potomac and Winchester, meets at George,
town, D. G., to-day.
Mr. William Towers, resident of the eth
Ward, and for many years grocer in the First
Ward, died quite suddenly on Tuesday after
noon, while being conveyed to- his residence.
.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

"a. John Mitchell, in the New York Citizen,
says "A friend has sent us copy Of a letter
written by Mr. Roger A. Pryor to the Rich
mond Wing, and asks US to reproduce it. We
should do so with pleasure as it is we'll written
like everything else penned by Mr. Pryor, but
We protest that We cannot find anything in it.
Mr.. Pryor advises his friends at the South to
accept the situation, "a tiresome phrase
well. they DO already accept the situation ::
they are doing nothing, that We know of, to
reverse the judgment of the war what does
Mr.. Pryor want p
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VIM. i. EDWARDS.
LAW. B. TAYLOR.
GEO. VIM. BRENT.
WIN. II. DULANY.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF FAIRFAX
" D.--By virtue ofa decree Of the Coun-
ty Court Of Fairfax county, rendered at its Au-
gust term, 1867, in the cause Of Garrison Beach,
&c, vs.. j. }. Hoti, the undersigned, Com
missioner, will sell, at public auction, on MON
DAY, the Dist day Of October, 1867, Court
day. in front of the Court House of said county,
a TRACT OF LAND, containing 100 acres,
the property Of j. j. HoN, lying on and binding
with Sandy Run, on the road from Fairfax STA
ton to Occoquan, about four miles from the
latter place, we'll watcred and sufficiently wood
ed, and adjoining the lands of Garrison Beach
and others. The tract has On it mum Der of
shanties, and the frame OF Il large stable
TERMS :-Onetenth cash, and the residue
in three equal instruments at six, twelve and
payments to be secured by the notes OF the pur-
chaser, and retention Of the title, and the cash
payment TO be forfeited and the land r6:oll, on
failure of tho purchaser to comply with the
terms of sale. NJ DULANI BALL.
Fairfax CO., sep lG-lawts Comm'r. otSalo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

The Richmond Wing endorses and supports
the Conservative ticket nominated in Rich
mond for the State Convention
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The Cincinnati Gazette (RadicaD says:

No one need deny that there is reaction
against the Radical. policy of making black
States in the South coupled with the most
reprehensble carelessness in financial legislation,
save where care is taken to favor special inter
ests, and a terriblp profigate system of appro-
priation. Within a lew weeks Congress meets.
There will be those so demented that they will
wish to rush forward" Jump ahead, as Ben
Wade says-take a leap in the dark in further
proscriptive legislation, confscsting estates,
impeaching the President, and all that sort of
thing. 1t will not. do. EEl&t.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REA L

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REA
i .ESTATE.-Pursuant to deed of trust,
made by A. s.. Grigsby and Caroline NJ. his
wife, to the undersig ned, as Trustee, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Fairfax, for the purposes therein
named, will offer for sale, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, on MONDAY,
the 18th day of November next, (that being
Court day. at the front door of the Court. house
of Fairfax county, that VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND, lying in said county, called "BUR-
LINGToN,' on which DR.. John K. Pugh now
resides, containing about FIVE UNDRED
ACRES, more or less. This land is Of the cell
ebrated red soil, and is in q very good state of
improvement. It adjoins the lands of the heirs
of the late Lewis Machen and others, and is
very near the village Of Centreville. This is
fine opportunity for persons desiring to invest
in real estate. Z. Fl. COCkERlLLE.
Fairfax county, oct l7-2awts
II NOTICE
Il IRE INSURANCE co. OF ALEXAN-
DRIA.-A meeting of the ockholders of the
Fire Insurance Company Of Alexandria, will
be held at the office of the Company, on MON
DAY, the 9TH day Of November next, for the
purpose of electing Board of Directors to
serve the ensuing year. ".,
By order Of the Board: @ .-.-. -
oct 17-law2w O. w. WATTLES, Sect y.
ELECTION TICK ETS printed to order. at
Ia lowest rates, ut the Gazette Job Office.
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IFYANDPIATGAZErTE AND V1RGINIA=AD VERT1SE FIX.
uCTION SAL E S g.

SALE or REAL. ESTATE.
T. The undersigned, as Executors "i fel'
Skinner, decd, will SELL At pnhic SAFE on
TU ESDAY, October 22i, lsGT!, in front Of the
Cnurt House, Leesburg. the following described
REAL ESTATE, belonging to sa'u ueceoehL
The HOME FAhM, Containing ~ acres OF
land. in good condition, under COCA 1ehcIhg
and well wutered. The improvements on t ~ IS
tract consist of good ana conloItsh'e - J;,'.
ID " ELL1NG, and several other Nui'u'''s2
and impr0v emehts nu
Also, at the same time and place, u FAhM,
in Prince William, containing about ~ acres
and has on it excellent timber, ADJOINING liie
lands Of Mrs. Fanny Ros=euu, Jatnez >; oden'
and others Also, at the same time ana place,
u TRACT OF LAND on Broad Run, about
five miles below Aldlc, 1t short distance south
of tha Little River Turnpike road, containing
ah5ut 100 acres has on it log house, Is well
wntcreA, adjoining the Lands Of Harrison Cross
lain Ratrie and others. Also, nj the sama
I;ur mile. below Gum Spring, the land on
which Mr.. Alexander q. Skinne" and Gnrret
Walk.r now reside, containing nearly ~"
ncrrg, the land in moderate condll!on--iin-
pruyemtnts comfortable and in good CONDITION;
il adioims the lands OF Knnj t.. Beard, Inn J.
Coleman, And Others There = On tn'I ,'r r'
Saw Mill Also, ut the same time ana pace
HOUSE and LOT, in Allln. now IN Inc "''"-
puncy Of VIM. McCarly.
TEKMS-U third Of tho pnrchn.e money;
wiu le REQUIRED in cash on tho day Hl sale, Ah:'
the romaiIde. in two equal annual payments,
hruriup interest from date The purchase: VIII
be reoliircd to give approved bond, and deed
IF trust ON the land for tho deferred payments
A goorI unH Inquestionablc title Will be CIV
en- when the purchase lnnn"y |. All paid
A. G. SKINNER,
LEM UEL X. >KIN i flt.
Executors Of Peter Skinner dec Il.
I.oudoun Go. sep M--lMwt. -
GALE or REAL ESTATE.--By authority
- of a decree of the Circuit Court Of fhrlaH
county, ut the June term, 1867, in tho Sult 0,
Hendricks, Executor, vs.. Amos harden, and
others. | shall, rs Commissioner, named III
saI decree, sell, to the highest bidder, ut pup
lr sale before the front door of Fairfax CDur'
| House, on MONDAY, the Dist day Of OcioDcr
1867, THAT being Court day. a TkACI Of
LAND, containing 1873 acres and 1876 poies.-
| This land lies on the road leading from inc
| Court House TO Hunters Mill, about 3 mlIe;
| from tho former, has MI abundance OF wood
| and water, with 81 comfortable d"elllhS VII"
| other improvements.
TERMS OF SALE,as directed by the Court;
| One-fourth Of the purchase money IN hand as
deposit liable to be forfeited should the Pur'
chaser fail to complete his purchase on confirm
| alton by the Court the residue in three equua
| instruments, ut six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest from the day Of sale, to be secured
| by the bonds Of the purchaser, and RETENTION
| of the title until the last payment Is made
| Costs of conveyance to be paid by the purchaser
THOS. MOORE, Comm'r. of Sale
! Fairfax CO.. sep 20-1aWts
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AUCTION sALEs
SALE BY virtue Of
X decree Of tie Circuit Court Of Fairfay co
uttered nj tie Juno term, lSG:, IN the suit Of
I'm L. Moore vs. 5. g. Miller, the under
signed, ~ Commissioners. will, on the 2lsT
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1867 that being Cour
1sy. sell, 20 the highest bidder, IL ':on: Of the
Ccur. House of Fairfax county, al the land i
he bill aI.d proceedings mentioned, the yIoper
- sud ii illcr, consisting as follows
LOT no J.; consisting Of 40 acres, lying near
ioiming The lands of b, Cay wood and othS saI
good.
No. > containing Is acres ana lOZ poles. 1s
said road, between FALL Church nnd Vic,L,s
station.
No 3 containing = acres ana 80 poles, re,r
No. = and on said road
No (, containing ll5 acres, formerly tina
propcrt, If Edmund j. Lee, neer said RAILROAD
anI Located contiguous u lots Nos and -
Tha pruSimiLy al these binds 10 the raiir6sj
and OF lots Nos >, 3 and d. t. the market: q
the District and AlcXaadrla render ihcm 4:
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by The
Cnurt Dne-iou!th 81 the purchase money il
hand MS q deposit, to be forfeited on the ril.
chaser railing t. complete his purchase: L.
residue ia three equal payments ut SIX lwc!y.
and eighteen months, with interest l'oIn the
day OF sale, |" be secured hy (n' 1"ad. OF the
purrtn.cr and retention "f the title uM; Il.
a ,,,,s, a. 7 the cnst 81 The purchaser
GEO. W BRENT
THOS MOORE.
Fmrfaxc CO.. sep lG-law4w Commit r orS...
--,,,-,,,,,r.,,In,1 u,Ip np v,,I..
4 W ~ ~ " l2 - yH,, Iit A"' 4
~ bl1h fAlNi ~ :, nnI' -, N"'"e oi
Iccrce 81 I.': '',n''| Iu..- a. -" ,""h'Y.
re"nerGI NJ II" "'; "a L." I.' ~ II gN',' 81
J. W. Farr ". J. f. k-r."r I"G "L'i"r.9nri
CnmHi i'%lGr' WIZ 81 ~ ~ E@",C 'n "h
MoNrA oc'n"II ,'1'' t''' .,;, c,'! az! ,, 30
1 ire ~ ~ nr G y tri A C"i,G M IiVn w.
any PIE l NJ 49, D' 80, - ,'r P''P'
crly "l D. ~: ne,sU 49,, V.r7,' '"':
no. - ~ "''p1 n,,I r,r., ,.
auJo Iuyi ""' Tcr ,y,I vnni ~ .nI ,,i"
ing 1867 acre; oE'h2 WEI: "Gn,'' NJ - "'''.,|
ana WiIn R"Du H"" ~" 49, We, y
GOOD HOUSE, G"Htt'H'hH '"": %o"".I anu
large shed Tor staple An! NHfA. me Other He:
on inc c"Ht u ''.'i t"E ',W,E'h'.
Fnrr;s and contains seven ncre:
TERNS:-Dnc-tcnth cash: the residue IN
three cuuul instruments 1T aig, twelve auG
eighteen months with interest; the deferred pay.
mcnts to be secured by the bonds "t the pur.
chaser, and retention Of the title Till the a..
nnvmcnt is made, and the cash payment for.
f,.;fed and the land rcsold on failure Of Iue
nnrchuscr to comply with the terms Of sale
VI. DULANT Ball.
Fairfax co. sep lG-lawiw COmln'r. Of Ssa
:, -, .,,r,y wv
- HEKiEt SALE Of h!'' 4, iAA hA Az
~ ny virtue OF an prc"E ~ NC oou"t5 49, lDI,'
Of Fairfax county, ~ lt' NoNrN!'eF seI!', !7']
in the case Of Levi Burke, Adm =. OF A"rgarr!
COllArQ, dec d., against Icter li4rFcy ana DIN
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vi 4 Asf NE EIES n.
pOIsT OF ALEXANDRlN-NCT.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Nickle, Baltimore, to j..
Rrudnrs Il Go.
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rs r OF l. EFT Err 5 :,

the Alexaudria, Va, Postofice, October 10, 1851
Persons calling for letters will please say they
- i..;,a3 4 ,iva the date of the list
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FOREIGN News. Dispatches from London
of yesterdays date, in relation to affairs in
Italy, represent the Papal troops as falling
back on Rome. We presume the dispatch
alludes to those troops engaged in the action
of Sunday last. Spain has offered to aid
Napoleon in sustaining the Pope's temporal
power. There appears to be, if recent dis
patches are to be relied upon, some apprehen-
sion of the Fenians in England. i We have now
report that they had planned to seize Queen
Victoria at Balmoral Castle, and the guard
has been doubled.
TRADE. AT THE SoUTH.-There is much de-
preston in trade circles at the South. A. cor
respondent at Memphis writes: ''There is
much dependency in mercantile circles, over
the low prices, which will not be sufficient to
pay the tax and cost of producing Many
predict harder times in the South next year
than ever before experienced. There will be
little cotton raised unless Congress removes
the tax. The impression here is that the
present low prices are caused, to some extent,
by movement 10 New York and liverpool to
work upon the necessities OF the Southern
people. -
STEEL PENs.-If a steel pen is hard and OBJ
stinate, refuses to yield when pressed, and
annoys by its rightly, hold tia half miaute or
less in the flame ola gaslighto or candle, and
stick it into water, OIL or tallow In most in
stances 1t will cure the 1rigidity In fact, it is
q good practice to pass steel pen through the
fame Of a lamp before using it. This burns off
the oil used in the tempering, and prevents
that slipping Of the ink, or the refusal to flow,
generally noticed in all new steel pens. :
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DIO COFFEE.--20 bags prime and medium
IL, Grades just received per steamer, in store
and for sale by
oct II y. j. + IL ~ NJ NV
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GOLD.

New YORK, Oct. l7.-Gold to-day, l44SS.
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&C u CHAS. NJ. TAYLOR.
GRAND hA4 liz
POTOMAC GARDEN THIS NIGHT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF ROET. STUART,
1t Zone of the Mu:icians.]
bacon. -Sugar- cured uncovered Hams,
ID Breast Pieces and small Shoulders, seiecI-
cd expressly for family use, received to-day
anu ''' ,'''' AVERY u DAVIDSON,
oct II 226, King st cor. Alfred.
MOI CHOCOLATE, PARMA and CORN
bv AVERY u DAVIDSON,
oct17 23G King st., cor. Alfred.
DIO COFFEE.-N bags prime and medium
IL, Grades Just received per steamer, IN store
and for sale by
oct II . y. }. FLEMING.
SUGAKs' SUGARS!
10 bbls Double Refined Crushed Sugar.
hhds Prime and Good Porto klco do.
Just received per steamer and Tor sale by
oct Il A. j. FLEMING.
SUNDNI ''S'
40 quarter boxes Layer Raisins.
3 trails Dates.
10 boxes Tnlow Candles.
10 boxes Chemical Soap.
Dbl choice Ground Coffee.
10 boxes Havana Scgars.
10 kegs Iii Carb Soda.
3 bbls Picking Vinegar.
packages Garrett "a quality SEQ. ch &nut.
Just receive per steamer and tor sale ny
oc IL A j FLEMING.
REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS Will be
n paid for any information that Will lead to
the arrest Of any one that has been or hereafter
In1lra lat u
otherwise injuring the prop rty on Fairfax St,
between Queen and Princess, belonging to the
's'''' u " ''''''' JAS, Ii. DEvAUGHN,
oct l6- eJU. For the heirs
DkEs:5 TR1NN1NG G5Fs.; re1un19es,
~ RAM " DRESS TRIMMINGS /
An immense stock of Trimmings, new styles,
all uualitics very handsome in received.
oc Ii CHAS w. GREEN, Is. King st.
EOR &ALE-Une new twenty horse power
Il STATlu,N AIRY STEAM ENGINE, built
BY W. ) Moore, Machinist, and can be seen at
his shop This engine WAS built for the under
signed to order. Reason for selling and terms
- " " = G. c. aMOOT & SON,
aug rs No. u, King street.
INFERNO GGOD5i ..,.,.,..
wi MERINO GOOD3l
Mcrinn Underwear for Ladies, Misses IN
tan1=, Gents and Boyg-A full line Of the above
goods, of all qualities, just received and for
sale low.
NENT% NECK TIES,
Vi UEAVAT5, SCARF5, Sc,
A large and elegant assortment of new styles
for gentlemen, just received
oc lG CHAS. w. GREEN G9, King st.
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SUG \ RS

10 bbls Double Refined Crushed Sugar.
4 hhds Prime and Good Porto Rico do.
Just received per steamer and for sale by
oct l. a. j. FLEM Nc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

REWARD OF FIVE DOLLA RS viii be
n paid for any information that vii lead to
the arrest Of any one that has been or hereafter
may be found committing any depredatlnna, or
otherwi sc injuring the prop rty on Fairfax st.
between Queen and Princess, belonging to the
estate of William Devaug I'm. ~
JAS II. DEVAUGHN,
oct l6-e,G, For the heirs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-17

NO. CHOCOLATE, PARMA and CORN
IN STARCH received thi! day, and for sale
bv AVERY 81 DAVIDSON,
oct Il 22G King ST., cor. Alfred.