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OF FAIRFAX LAND.

Under authority of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax county, Va, made at It's June
term, 1868, in the suit of Coxen vs.. Padgett and
others, the undersigned will sell, at the front
MONDAY, the 18th day of August, 1868, (Au-
gust Court at II NJ, the following LOTS OF
LAND, ir the said county Of Fairfax, at and
near the first toll gate on the Little River Turn
pike:
which was conveyed by Ransom e. Gillet So
licitor of the Treasury to Geo. Il. Padgett
I'd. A LOT, near or adjoining the foregoing,
which was conveyed by Peter Trisler to George
Fl. Padgett by deed, dated April 4th, 1888, and
is ofrecord in said county. 4 plat, showing
tho location, boundaries, and description Of
said lots will be exhibited at the sale.
TEKMS-One tenth of the purchasemoney
to be paid in hand, and the residue in three
equal instalments at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, secured by the
bonds of the purchaser, with good personal Sc
curity, with interest from date; the title to be
money is paid, and the property liable to be re-
sold at the risk of the purchaser, should he fail
to comply with the terms of sale. All convey
ancing and revenue stamps at the cost of pur-
chaser. ---,. FRANCIS L. SMITH, JR.,
jy 16-2awts - Commissioner.
TTyRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of q deed of
l. : trust executed by John McMahon and wife
of the undersigned recorded in Llber d, No.
tolio 124, land records of Fairfax county, l
shall, for the purposes therein specified, to wit
the payment of certain debt to Elizabeth a.
Gould, offer, at public sale, on MONDAY, the
18th day of August, 1868, Quarterly Court, in
front of the Court House door at Fairfax @. H.,
the tract of land therein conveyed, situated ia
said Fairfax county, forming q portion Of the
Mount Hebron tract, and continuing, by COM
putation, 1876 acres, roods and 23.7 poles. It
adjoins the lands of Elizabeth q. Gould and
others. Terms cash. -
jy 10-eots Ills. +. l.. SMITH, Trustee.
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S. FERGUSON BEACH.
by g. HI! ParrOGG. Auctioneer. =
\ ALE OF TRTADELPHIA MILLS AMI

D. .42v9 .1s FARM. 10 u -1aa.' ~ ggU Z,
!: TOn SATURDAY August 22d, 1868, at l2m
in front Of the Mayors Office, in the city Of Al
cexandria, Va, as trustee and Assignee in Bank
lruptey, respectively, of E. E. Delahay, we will
offer for sale, at public auction, the FLOUR
ING MILL: with about e6 acres of excellent
land attached, situated on the. Little River
Turnpike and Holiness Run, about miles
from Alexandra, with the fine water power and
every other right and privilege connected with
and commodious BRICK DIV WELLING, E$aa
with a number of buildings attached to the mill
and The dwelling q The mill and other houses
are all in good condition. This is the same
property which was for many years owned and
occupied by James Cloud. O, -a.-. ~. v..r,- f.
+: TERMS -One-third of the purchaso-money
cash; the residue in two equsl, instalments, at
one and two years respectively from day of sale
with interest; bonds to be given for the defer
red payments, and to be secured to our satisfac-
ton by g lien upon the land and insurance
upon the buildings. Expenses of deeds. inclu-
ding revenue stamps, to be paid by purchasers
K, >~-.l... S. FERG USON BEACH,
J -4'- ~" a. ~ Assignee
!; iy IS cots R. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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rV1AKE NOTICE Sealed proposals will be
4 received until II clock noon, on the Z9sh !,
dav Of August next, for the lease Of PLUMB
TREE FISHERY for the term of three or lye
years. The Fishery is situated on the south
WestwsrdIy side Of Occoquan bay; it has here
tofore been successfully fshed by Messrs. L.
Cook and Charles Guy.
Persons making proposals for the lease Will
name satisfactory reference as to their ability
for placing en- outfit on the shore and fishing
the same, or security will be required for the
performance Of the contract.
Direct to Messrs BRENT s. WATTLBS,
Attorneys, Alexandria, Va, or to JOHN NAG
LEE, Neabsco Mills, Prince William co., Va
aug l-eotd .. s-..
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ID EMOVAL TO
1O4, KING STREET,
.. (FRENCHS OLD STAND }

On and after the first day Of April next the
subscriber will be found at the above stand
where he will be pleased to see his old custom
ers and all others who may want anything
the WATCH or JEWELRT LINE
rner l9-tf b. s. FILMING:
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RYE III. Parrott. Aucsioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE sOFrDWELL-
ING HOUSE. AND LOT.-In pursuance
of decree of the Circuit Court for alexandria
county, rendered at May Term, 1868, in the
cause Of Soden and wife vs.. Johnston and 9th
ers will offer for sale, by auction, on the prem
ises on TUESDAY, the 25th Of August. 1868,
at IL O'Clock M, the FRAME TEN E. G.. g..
MENT and LOT OF GROUND, on the M$a
north side Of Queen street, 80 It. west Of Royal
street-l4 #. front and 90 in depth being the
same property formerly occupied by Mrs. Su-
sannsh Soden, late Monroe. g.
a.. TERMS S.-One-third cash. and the residue st
six and twelve months, with interest; the pur-
chaser to give bonds for the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained until payment
th ereof. r .'-r' REUB BEN JOHNSION.
iy 25-eotd t Commissioner OF Sale.
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SnToNs oPATAPsCoa GUANo,so[3 L. q
inssore and for sale byaoo2 aToda s&i 70 L9g-
t5s-si&1Ss ~ o5sI5EAB 81. LAMBERT,
.2e3Sz "a gent for the Manufacturers. q G1a
jyA "a 18, Union Wharf
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AREsrINa Spell. Nov that we are tho
roughly organized in Virginia, and the Conser
vat;va1 candidates. have fulfilled all their an

AREsTING SPELL. Now that we are tho
roughly organized in Virginia. and the Conser.
vative candidates have fulfilled all their ap-
pointments, we hope that twe2 will all take q
good rest. q The prospect is that Virginia will
not be allowed to take part in the: Presidential
election, and that there" will be no, State elec-
tion for some months. Let US: then keep quiet,
but aoatcI while we aoait. We cannot see how
we can help fhe cause of Seymour and Blair or
advance our interests by going through all the
fury" of o canvass when We are already all OF
one way of thinking and all eager to vote when
ever an opportunity may occur. Providence
has been kind in saving us from the fate pre-
pared for US by the mongrel Convention. The
lull consequent upon this has tended to abate
the bad feeling that had sprung up between
the races. Ii the carpet.baggers cease to stir
up the negroes, there is no good reason Why
We should do anything to excite them. We
want their work. That and the social quiet
that goes hand In hand with it, will do much
to re-establish good order We can, perhaps,
do more for the election of Seymour and Blair
by discreet course than by any other. course
of actiou.-Our own- interests will certainly be
more promoted by giving to them our time and
energies than by wasting that time in 40 mus
ter merely to fire blank cartridges. While say
ing this We at the same time urge those whose
business it is,- to work quietly among the
masses, visiting and noting down all the Con-
servative voters, and having them ready for any
contingency that may arise.-Rich.. Whag. +;
But this advice, good in some respects,
should recognize the propriety of free and
hearty expression Of opinion in favor of the
Conservative candidates, and the adoption OF
all proper measures to contribute to their
success. z .S.52 % - -l CT 4
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Received this o. nr.,5 O. 1@il 2-5-" ca
A. MP I7NnHi0 .rr..f----

. Received this o. m..5 O. ..;l 2.51TJ ca 2H@ =.
=; at FRENCH'S g.-I-;- y z
DEPOT OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
- $4,000 ASSORTED ENVELOPES, which
oui the lot. Everybody is interested; nothing
like this lot OF Envelopes for cheapness. = ~1sz
{ Another new style of Initial Note Paper re-
cevcd to-day. LACE INITIAL,'' beautiful
beyond comparison. Toe per box. a full sup,
ply of French Initial. Paper, rustic and old
English letter. SOC per box--rnsiled to any part
aup 20 IL --- G. E. FRENCH
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AUCTION SALES
T TALUABHE WHARF PROPERTY FOR

>, ToferT at private. aale,I the wharf property
situated at the northeast intersection Of Union
.gnd6Princeas streets, fronting on Union about
lightweight (88 feet, extending with that width
into the Potomac and improved, with GOOD
WHARF. If not previously sold, it will be
offered at public auction, in front of the May
,the-22d of August, 1868. at II o'clock m. -1 -
E;v -. eots.'Y," s FERGUSON BEACH,
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STRANGE SITUATION IN :NEW ORLEANS
Alter a careful perusal of the New Orleans pa
pers Of every political shade, before and since
the disturbances of August. ..st and Sd, We are
justified in saying that the condition Of q fairs
10 that city is one iJof the most remarka BILE
which has arisen anywhere in the South under
the Reconstruction acts. At present there Jig
peace in the Crescent City, and no sign that it
will be broken. But the situation is 8 strange
one, as we remarked, in these respects: that
the party calling fol-. more troops is the party
which makes the disturbances, and shat the par
ty which breaches up perfect liberty of consci,
erce and tongue is the one which evinces dispo-
stlon to mob people tor lndulglng IN those lux:
Radical blacks themselves, for whom such
touching appeals as g. down -trodden races
are made to our sympathies in the Radical
papers IN r Journal Of Commerce.. Z + * (
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DOCKS CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.

purpose closing out my present stock Of
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
and turning my attention more exclusiyely to
the BLANK BOOK, PAPER and STATION
ERY business in all its varied forms and
phases. You can now buy anything l have in
the Book liue cheaper than they can now be
had Of tho publishers.
aug 10 - JOHN Il. PARROII.
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F0R GsAAEAND RENT.
FOR RENT

HEa FUN l..
E9s sCulpeper Court House, Yac, the rooms
occupied by 3. 81. Preddie,ss a areoaeh9 factory, +,
lthere is none in town. Alge, BRIGKBAKz]E- Kz]E
aas asos 2s5t ss4 6slpepss ii Pc; eHNi g. T.: VI
ssspisWERYl DRsIRABL Eo DWELLING
Mas MasF9RTSALE;EIIhe dwelling house on the
west sideofe Pitt st, between King and Prince nc
IS now offered for sale 81, 3 very low price me
proPefy goaS repair nag Pe csliaF a;nino
room and 6.chambers, Kitchen and room above
hall i9 feat swide ;; is weho located. Persons in
search offs good dwelling fats O. very moo derate
pricewill do we'll by calling at once at our office.
| ,;i5a GREEN g. WISE, Real Estate Agts.,
aug 11~t ~ o@ Mansion House Building
So cas5 tfFOR1RENT.s s1@53G 10 9Gi.1o.
Ma The two-storya BRICK HOUSE, on the
north side of Cameron street, near the corner
Of Union II Rent moderate Possession given
imm ediately. Apply to GREEN q WISE, :.
Real Estate Agents, Mansion House Building,
aug 7IGT CIT; a45 10 IS3l&IZ 24l 4, 5-E:. q.
nor; RENT-The Wheelwright and Black
terms ~ spply to 0' ROBERT HODGKIN, I,
aug1-eo2ws2 yG2 5a45 22ll- So! Queen street
TfO RENsTt'Es II 81 1j1on 9..s 70 "a
HESo So q .SSsJ5aS --.--u; 9aT edo O. g; .3tac
! Foroa term of Z, IL or 81. years, THIRTY
AGRES0FIAND,an and chinery for making
Bricks &C., &C. Located on the Bank of the
Alexandria Canal. between r Alexandria; and
Washington :. Mach hinery : Portable five, horse
power Steam Engine Pug Mill, Pipe making
Machinery, Moulds,, Brick Press, &C., &c, and
Circular Saw attschable at will: Apply to .G.:
-.29 %2i1te& xroy % ccGREEN g WISE, /
1881 Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
snS Leo mo- r,- q t.4-.E-.. III :. : -.
9szs53 :: lggos3 FOR REMIT 2aj d." u
MiSs The; fine. BRICK DWELLING. No. IS,
south Mater street, formerly the residence of
Hugh Latham esq: u go%9dR sepqasGs I've Mater
jy 6--tfJ. T..-.r. - Room l23, Mansion House.
a WANTED TO RENT or PURCHASE
EM agenteel and small D DWELLING HOUSE,
this place =, Address Box l49. ~, ~ NH 9-tfR
DOOMsr FOR, RENT Three rooms for rent
Hoover the Assembly Rooms Apply to
my 10 80 WILMER & &,SLAY MAKER.
At sSEM BLY, ROOMS saag Dis ~
The ASSEMBLY ROOMS have Just been
fitted UP; and are now for rent for LECTU RES,
CONCERTS, FAIRS, &c. Apply to. - -
-s.,-2r2 EXCURSIONS, &c.
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BOOKS g. s;,i isTHA,'TlBONERY.. r. q

E7NVELOPEsl ENVELOPES. BEE
: 4 JOB LOT CHEAPER TEAM. EVER
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FOR, RENT-The Wheelwright and Black
Il smith shop on Pitt street, near Queen: For
terms apply to ROBERT HODGRlR,1.
aug1-eo2wsG ylg2 5GG5 22EJ- SO, Queen street
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{ N1THD ..7'T .STHEH'2 ':2-5z -21'1H: ---...-- :
The following property will be exposed for
Warehouse, corner Prince and Royal sts., on
the 10Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1868, viz:
TWO BBLS OF APPLE BRANDY, sad
property having been by law seized Tor = non
payment of tax. 7. l.. SANBOhN,
jy 31-td Collector 7th DISTRICT Virginia
POSTPONED-Th above sale will be post
ponod until TUESDAY, August 18th, st the
re46 F-0 ---..-- -..' Collector.
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VANDDAL1sM.-Tbe grave of Lola Monies at

VANDALISM. The grave of Lola Monies at
Greenwood Cemetery was recently defaced by
some persons unknown, The tomb Of this
once celebrated woman bears the simple inscrip-
ton ELIZA Gilbert, died January II, 1851,
aged 42."' The grave is neatly enclosed BY a
border Of lockwood and is well, cared for BY q
family with whom the deceased was intimate
during lite The discovery was made by :one
of the latter who visited the cemetery on Fri
day last for the purpose of planting a bouquet
of flowers on the grave. Inquiry at the gate
keepers Office as to the cause Of the demolition
of the little green mound beneath which
calmly sleeps the. once far famed Lola Monies,
elected naug ght eto:1 throw any ight.n upon the
subiect-N 2. Herald.a ELaE. 1-ICS&H 2Fl
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TT7AKE NOTICE Sealed proposals will be
i received until II O clock noon, on the Z8tl
Of August next, for the lease Of MARSH HALL
FISHERY for the torn Of three or five years
The Fishery is situated on the Potomac river,
north of the junction of the Neabsco Greek, ,anG
between Freestone Point and High Point, ana
has heretofore been profitable fishery.
Suitable and convenient buildings will be
erected prior to the lst Of February, 1869, at
the cost of the owner. ~
L Persons making proposals for the lease, will
name satisfactory reference IS to their ability
for placing an outfit on the shore and fsninIg N
the same or security will be required tor tEe
performance of the contract.
Direct to Mcssrs. BRENT. y WATTLES,
Attorneys Alexandria, or to JOHN NAGLEE,
Neabsco Mills, Prince William CO., Va.
aug l-oOtd
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r s INTERNAL. REVENUE,

TT S. INTERNAL REVENUE,
h j. COLLECTORS OFFICE, 7th DIST, w.;
ALEXANDRIA, July. %, 1919
& variety Of property distrained on lor Goa Ta1eS
eonGStng 9l A. orsonsI We ~ nroperfv. will be
ez1osed 4oq for pubio pS sao At the
Warehouse, corner Of PRINCE and koyal sts.'on
SATURDAY, the 8th Of AHgR5I5 pSRI at 10 a. m.
noned until TUESDAY, August 18th, at the
same same time and place. 7. l.. SANBORN,
np6-td Collector.
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TVON1E HILL FOR SALE.

EI 0Hh : 1"z- H1Hh 7 1t foH 1@ 1HHH' = -.
By virtue of 8 deed of trust from Joseph S.
Hart and wife, will sell, ct Fairfax CT. House,
on MONDAY, the seventeenth day of August
next, Court day, at public auction, to the high
EST bidder, for cash, the above
-- - TRACT OF LAND. e.
Said land is located in the village Of Falls
Church, Fairfax county, Va : contains TEN
ACRES OF LAND, has upon it substantial
improv ements. including s.: .t..s->Lg--- aE..a
DWELLING HOUSE,
and necessary out buildings. Also a fine Or
chard. = WARREN PERKINS, Trustee
Fairfax CO., iy % cots .' 49,. d. ~''- '...'
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.EORuRENI

xssoes.-r caS5 TORRENT a4etcs 10 2Gi.12c
M The two-story BRICK HOUSE, on the
north side of Cameron street, near the: corner
Of Union =, Rent moderate. Possession given
imm ediateiy. Apply to GREEN &,WiSE =
Real Estate Agents, Mansion House Building,
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NEORE NEW, BOOKS TO-DAY, =,
lYA i--l .~--- At FREN CHS 1-
--t'-F- ! r[r q =

{ NLAN " DIL0A1A4@'
5 Advice to q Wife on the Management of her
own Health, by Pye Henry Chavasse, Fellow
Of the Royal College of Surgeons of England J
eighth edition; $50.
+ The Maternal Management of Infancy, for
the use Of parents, by r. f.. Getchell,, d: p,
Fellow Of the College Of Physicians of Phila-
-delphis, etc; vol, 75c. ~.
Z Thorn Fruit, by Clifford Lanier, Of Georgia !;
Soc cents 81 20" -a --.
Cragford, by Southern Lady; &c.. -
= Not Hero, by Mrs. Eliza Lotion Pugh' OF
The Moonstone, by Wilkie Collins llustra-
ted, ST. So. u. ~. III. oon.
shird, By the author of ':ome;'' 75c: -,
Josh. Billing! on Ice and other things, With
The Colleen Bawn, or the Collegians; 25c. ID
T. George Fox, the Friends and Early Baptists,
by William Tallack; English edition, 81 25.
" The Hermits, by the Rev. Chas. Kingsley 81.
Lucy or Married from Pique, story Of real
life; from the German, Soc. L. :-.., d.. ...,.....
All the New Books received as soon as pub
lished. ,... ..,-.-t 4. --.------.
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HORSES IN Battle extent to whichsa
charger can apprehend; the ,perils,of 8 battle

=
charger can tapprehend the, ,perilssof 8 battle
field may be easily moderated by one whol con!
fines his observation TO, horses still carrying
their riders for,s Iase long as q troop horse in
action feels: the weight and hand of; 8 master,
his deep trust In man keeps him seemingly free
from great terror, and he goes through the
fight, unless wounded, as though it were field
day at bone; bntt the moment that death or
disabling wound deprives himrot his rider, he
seems at once to learn what battle ls-to per-
ceive it's real dangers with the clearness of a
human being, and to- be agonized with horror
OF the fate be may incur for want OF al:hand to
guide him. EgTzG SA.@3 NTgGEo AE1G.l. :
Careless Of the mere thunders of guns, he
shows plainly enoughtbathe more or less knows
the dread accent that is used by missiles OF war
whilst cutting their way through the air, for as
often as these sounds disclose to him the near
passage of bullet or. round shot, he shrinks and
cringes. His eyeballs protrude. Wild with
fright, he still does not most commonly gallop
home into camp. His instinct seems rather to
tell him that what safety, il, any there is for
him, must be found in the ranks and be
rushes at the first squadron; he can find, urging
piteously, yet with violence, that he too by
right is troop horse--thst be too is willing to
charge; but not to be left 'behind-that he
must and will 'sfall TO- Sometimes rider
less charger thus bent .on aligning with his
fellows, will not be content to range himself on
tie flank of thecline, but darts at some point in
the squadron which he seemingly judges to be
his own rightful place, and strives to force him
self in. ..G'2%0HA2 doNAe
Riding, as it is usual for the commander Of
aregiment to do, some way in advance of his
regiment, Lord George Paget was especially
which choose to turn round and align with
them. AT one time there were three or four
of these horses advancing close abreast aot him
on one;side aud as many as five on the other
Impelled by terror, by gregarious instinct, and
by their habit. of ranging in line, ,7they 'cosedn
intupon Lord George so as to besmear his over
as With blood from thegory fanks Of his near
est intruders, and oblige him TO use his sword.
.Kiagzake's Avasion, the Ceinlea s,s%-,ti ...ss5
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EENO TIE BUSIN ESS MEN OF ALEXAN-
DRIA AND j. G..

TNo LEE bNSIGhSS nS!S sS21 M6E = y oE AhhAAN-
The early completion Of the Manassas Gap
Railroad will open up q vast trade, and Alexan-
dria Washington and Georgetown will become
the market for AL our produce. Our farmers
and mechanics will trade with you, of course.
and you can readily perceive the necessity of
making yourselves known by advertising in the
papers of Rockingham. We would respectfully
call your attention to THE OLD COMMON
WEALTH" ;" published at Harrisonburg, Va,
the terminus of the NJ. G. 4. K., as g valuable
medium for advertising your business Our
rates are moderate and our circulation in this
and adjoining counties large. We, therefore,
offer this a5 one Of the best advertising mediums
in the shenandoah Valley, and trust to- receive
your patronage. The fall trade will very soon
open, and the present is the opportune moment
to hang your signs in every farm house and
business place in this and the surrounding
counties.
RATES
One inch Of space, fer one yesr.....,....,.$I0 90
=. ...........,.,.. 10 w
4 q g ...........- 20 co
Address E. D. CUSHEN,
Editor and Proprietor,
aup l1-eo1w Harrsonburg, Va.
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Z GIVE NOTICE IN TIME, that am re-
d ceiving BIBB'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
HEATER, warming three rooms with one fire.
7 invite oil who want to call at 43, King street,
and take a look at them. I think, without g
doubt, they are the best Stoves out for heating
parlors and dinipg rooms, and also the rooms
above I warrant all I put up to give entire
satisfaction. ''L.s ~a z" ENOCH CRIMES,
aug3 a-@s: 5oI.eG 45. King street.
TOSIAH II. D. SMCOT, -.'5" W. .~
(Formerly of and successor to smoot, Uhler s.
.&- Conpany,) = -. .a. g.
L q M B Z Il DE a L E
% No. q, Union street, '-,@- 3. g.
2.g Between King and Cameron,} -cra.-
ie l9-tf Alexandria, Va.
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Ms sAtsC Culpeper Court House, Nal the rooms
occupied by B. H. Preddie,ss 1coach9 factory,
{thsre is none town Alge 4e BR5GkBAKE- AZ
aug 8-eo6ss - - - 80 ,Cu1peper G. H. Va.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
GRAND TOURNAMENT & PICNIC
/ ..- AT, ,CARLIN'S SPRINGS, ..-.
WILL BE GIVEN BY
- JEFFERSON CIRCLE, No. 2,
-ON, MONDAY, AUGUST "a, 1868.

Ia m 5s D
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BY Green q 7Wise
(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.) ;.

Pr. VIM. CO. aug l-eots 0I11- Commissioner
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AMPS, LAMP GOODS & OIL.
WIN. COGAN.

SEQ sacks Deakin's Salt 800 sacks Verdin s
Sons Salt, and SEQ sacks Marshalls Salt, to ar
rive and in store, and for sale by
aug3 " W. A. SMOOT q co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-14

Married Persons, or Young Men comtompIa-
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, DefOrmities, speedily
cured.
10 who places himself under the care OF DR.
J. may religiously confde in his honor as i; q
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his Skill
as 8 physician.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-14

Especially, who have become the victims OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an ultimely
grave thousands Of Young Men Of the most
might otherwise have entranced listening Seua,
tors with the thunders of eloquence, or walked
to estacy the living Tyre, may call with full
confidence. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-14

400 tons J. J. Turner s. Co.'S Excelsior.
a 100 tons J. J. Turner s. Co.'s Anmoniated
Phosphate. For sale by -- -.
. .ll-ra .lTa -. -BREWIS s. LAWSON,
s iy 17-eo3m - 5a T.. Agents.