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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24
Beck. Knox a. kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers'I
TORUSTEPS SALE OF A VALUABLh
ROUSE AND LOT ON The EAST 81
SIDE or WATER ST., BETWEEN EsE,
DUKE AND WULFE.-By virtue Of deed
of trust iro;.. James L. Crump and wife, dated
The 10Th day 0 October, 1857, and OF record
nmonF.t the Land reeor Is OF Alexandria coun-
~, tho undersigned, Trustee, Will sell. by pnb-
lie auction, in front of the Mayors Office; IN the
CITY of Alexandris. on SAT u kDA4, the 2lst
of Aug 49, 1863 u. II o., the LOTOFGROUND
on ,no esst side OF Wuter, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, fronting on Water St. TWEEN
ty-iva lee., and one |lndred teet IN dtptt, im,
proved By . ,eat and commodlous tRA 4
TtLL!NC, containing ten rooms, lately the
residence OF James T. Crump.
TEKMS-Une fifth OF the purchase money 70
be paid in cssh the residue in three equal IN
stsimenis ~: IL ind rs months respectively.
with Interest from the day o sale; the de erred
payments TO he secured b. the rotes Of the purc
ch .scr and salts actOrily endorsed. and deed OF
tru.t u, on the premises the purchaser TO N
sure the bui ding; and assign the policy TO the
Trustee. :taulp, and conveyances al the coA
OF The pur ha.er. ENdGton,
iy ZU-t;
1ep>The above sale has been poStp oned until
SATURDAY, August 18th aug Z5-n
Ee-Th. above sale has been postponed until
SATU.5D ~, The d day of october ne1';
when /. y Ill take place ~ tho same h our ana
81 aug I8-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24

AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL AND Me
CuANIcS' INSTITUTE. The Agricultural, llor
ticuItural aud Mechanics Institute, pursuan
to adjournment, met at Falls Church on Sat
urday last, September 18th inst. The follow
ing gentlemen We're elected to fill the offices o
the institute uatil the first Monday OF Novem
Der, when the annual cleclion for the ensulnl
year will be had:
President, MIR. John l. Rooms vice presi
dent, MIR. Henry Febrey; recording secretary
Dr. p. Hogan; Cor, secretary. MIR. jesse
Owings; treasurer, Mr. Philip Myers.
Board of Drectors-Dr. l. Lloyd, MIR Geo
Walters, Mr.. Joseph Birch, Rev. p. b. Smith
and Mr.. Philip Myers.
Major H. G. Williams and MIR. Edgar Snow
den, jr., wero elected honorary members of the
institute. The institute adjourned to meet al
the village of Falls Church, Saturday, Octo'
Der l6, at . o clock p. IN.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
Gold.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-The 6 I'D Room has
been the scene of the widest excitement to day,
AID the fluctuations have been violent The
opening rate was so, but there was rapid ad-
vance to 60, then decline to SCI, then anoth-
er reaction and an advance to 62, when it was
announced that the Secretary of the Treasury
would put upon the market four millions in
gold and purchase four millions # bonds. The
announcement had most decided effect, and
The rate declined until it reached IS, from
which there wasa slight rally, and at l:30 p. m.
the rate was &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24
nv Green & Wise,

CReal F. tate Agents and AuotIoneers
OOMMISSIUNERS SALE BY virtue OF .
u decree of the Circuit Court of the county
ber term. 1866. in the suit of Charles P. Shaw
" James A, English, tho undersigned. Com
missioner therein named, will sell at public
auction on THU RSDAY, the Goth day OF sop
TENDER. 1869 ut II o'clock m, on the premlses'
in tue CITY OF Alexandris the large three tn
story BRICK BUILDING, now used BY ~; :
tbs Adams Express Company, situated on tns
enst side of Fairfax street, between KING and
Cameron streets. fronting e feet inches on
Fairfax and extending back with tnat "iu'"
l23 feet more or less.
TEkMS-One- fourth OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the residue m equal N
stalmcats at &, ~ and IS months. with interest
OF. with security, 10 be taken Tor the deferred
payments. and the title to BIO retained unit! the
entire purchase money is paid.
GEO. WM BRENT,
a sal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24

FRESH FISH. The fish benches this morning
in the market had fine variety OF fresh mack
erel, trout, tayiors, &c. Mr.. Traverse had on
b;s s,ord some excellent porSies. and among
the mackerel, one measuring four feet IN irnseh
the longest and largest We ever saw it weisnec
90 mounds. and was purchased by Mr. james
Coleman. Capt. Scott arrived here YESTERDAY
with a sioop load Of fresh fish from Chesapeake
b.v and its cstuaries, including almost all IN
| ro,;s,ies II xaly caught iu these waters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24

ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Wc again take pleasure
in calling the attention of our people OF the
Valley to Alexandria as our natural outlet tol
their productions. Alexandria has greatly i'm
proved IN the last year, and is rapidly rccupe
ratinc her large and prosperous business OF
aateJenum times, and is now capable OF furnish
Inc letter market for grain and flour than
.ny other 10 the State, and as general thing,
the superior of Baltimore, and fact worth
knowing is that to-day prices range from TWEEN
~ five to fifty cents per barrel on flour more:
rhe merchants oil Alexandria are awe, and
good business men, aud can supply all our ne
c.sslt,cs as low and upon as good terms as cities
further North. who are less entitled to our pat
ronaec. Her business mcn have also begun
again to export grain directly to Europe, and
TO import direct generl cIreucs OF merchan
disc, and it is plainly our duty 10 support tht
enterprise, as 1t will be our cheapest market
and State pride should iniuca Us 10 favor dl
rect foreign business in our own cities -Roch
Mgham PegjSte;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24

CooRED DEBATING Society. The coiored
debating society ut Manassas has debated Tor
the last two Saturday nights the question:
(Which makes the greatest impression on
man-women or money! but the jury OF SIX
coud not asree-fve giving their votes in favor
81 womsn's influence, aud one in favor Of
moneys. The debates were attended by many
white people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24
. PlAnos. PAkLok OKGANs'
a<ELG-.-sEs,s,
81 sYEs

ss9a =
As tho musical season !; again approaching,
wish to cal tho ." It!on of persons IN need
of the above in. B, ,ats to the com pIete AS
sortiaent have on hand, selected from hrs',
c "a. makers, w3th populations Well es.aoilshea
IN our state. and every guarantee that can w
requirad viii mention
" Il. KNABE u Co, Baltimore.
VIZ. HEINEkAMP, Baltimore.
Jos ~ VOot. Boston.
5MITR'S ORGANS, Boston.
These inslruments viii. be sold at factory
prices and warranted during five years !
have also on hand PIANOS and ORdANH
which hzro been rented more or less time, ana ana
which ! viii soil ut IL great DEDUCTION from hfsI
cost-sever. almost new, o: kna6es end other
MAI ers Every Instrument sold by me wIii De
warranted, an ;-glns of "armcG. % usual III
other cities.
All kind, of Musical instruments tuned and
rcpsiI cd IN the be-t manner. Honesty OF IN
tcntion and an experience of over 10 years IN
the art o. tuning, still continued IN the highest
musi al circles of Washing on city, during
which have accomplished over sixteen thous-
and Piano tuni1gs. MAY. perhaps. reaasurc th"He
who arc inclined 20 e-... iOi good workman
.hp out of Al-Xsrar1.
Planes ana Oh cams for rent.
VICTOR BROKER
70, King, above Washias, =. ~;
eon9-tf Alexandria vs..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24

CLOSING OF THE BAR Rooms. As will lie
seen by the Mayors notice, in to days Gazette,
all the bar rooms, saloons and other places tor
the sale of intoxicating liquors, are ordered to
&c closed on Tuesday next, election day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24

New RIVER BoAT.-The propretors OF the
linz now run between this city and Baltimore
BY the steamer Chambefliue, are making ar
ranyements for substituting better and swift
or boat tor the Chamberliu, and one fitted up
fo- tho accommodation OF passengers. line
new steamer will be put On the Inc ST al
early dsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24
NEAYOES oFFICE,

NEAYORS OFFICE,
Vl ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sep "a, 1859.
In compliance with orders from Colonel >. p.
Lee, Military Commissioner 18th Division of
Virgins, all bar rooms, saloons and other
places for the sale of intoxicating liquors will
be closed from o'clock of the morning of
September 2Sth until eight Of the evening OF
the same day and during that time the sale OF
into 1icsting liquors at or near any polling
place Is prohibited The police officers of the
Corporstion and those specially appointed fol
duty on tho day aforesaid, will be held reepon.
able for the strict enforcement OF this order
and will promptly arrest I'LL persons who may
son 24St VIM. N. BERKLEY. Mayor.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
I. is understood that Dr.. James G. Hill, presi'
dent. will call q meeting Of the Alexandr
Literary Association early next week, tor the
purpose of reorganization after the summer
recess. The association will this year occupy
the Alexandria Christian Association rooms,
and will have the use Of the Alexandria Libra
~. The prospects Of the association are very
Furnishing. There are fifty names on the roll
now, comprising some Of the most respectable
and intelligent young men of the city, and
there are numerous applications for member
ship. The object of the association, as has
frequently been said before, connect be too
highly commended, and all those who desire to
cultivate their minds, and fnd Intellectual enjoy
msnt, are advised to join it. The ASSOCIATION
proposes, during the coming tsl! and winter,
to renew their series OF lectures, which were SO
popular last winter The first one will be de
livered at an early by James p. Cowardln, esq,
a talented young gentleman, and one OK the
editors of the Richmond Dispatch, whose lecture
on the bumors of reconstruction was 50 highly
reHsbed last winter, and will be entitled
Scenes in the Police Court u Richmond,
Mr.. Cowardin is a great favorite with
the people Of Alexandra, and they will hail
his return with delight. The list OF gentle
men who have promised to lecture and adj
dress the association during the fall and
winter contains the names of some OF the
most distinguished men of the country, and
can congratulate themselves upon
the numerous intellectual treats in store for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24

TINE AND HEALTH We have received from
the publisher, James E. Goode, of Richmond,
a copy of Warrock' edition OF Richardson
Virginia and North Carolina Almanac, for
1870.
From Alexander Moore. publisher, 81
Franklin street, Boston, we have received the
October number OF Good Health, Journal
devoted to physical and mental culture.
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~
| WISH 20 inform my country friends where
thew can qcs supplied ir..n srOV GS this sea
.on Pnrti. Il, II at:oa ion Is called TO tho COOK
>toyo "B,rier Sho.f" Il evidently does sur
pns. any c.oi. stove in the N 'rket. Among
The r.. may be found tho noble Cook 1;a E'ce.-
lrnnsit.. arI . number of other smaller pat
tens. food ,L,
tor heating tltcc rooms and Il beautiful thinT
il is too. ,., ,;gox
f. Is no: necessary to enumerate all the dlher r
ent Kind, Of tovcs. but l inyite all in want TO
call and ! will treat them wsll and give them
he iuli value &c their money.
l. will 10 my beet t. secure patronage pi
constant md personal attention u my establish
men. Willing to show by my efforts tina; tho
patronage ssk will redoand 70 the adVsntage
OF those . 40 bay as well rs Of b'm WHO scllf
nuG that the citizens oil AleXandria and Its VI.
emily need not 60 elF4@hero to puGrch se was ~
can DO procured In their own city from one o.
n.ir AVA n.o,.e. ENUCH GRIMES.
sep l5-tf - hlng 81, aleAahuIia, NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24

A pREcEpENT.-Thc police of Washineton'
as it appears by the papers of that city, nave
of late, following the example set in TINS oi'S'
been taking up all the geese going at large
within the limits of that corporation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24
FERTILIZERS.

- EDONDA GUANO.-The Redonda Guaho
IL is now entering upon its third year. AS .
valuable, cheap. natural Gusno, it has found
no rival. When combined with about 300 lbs
has equalled the best fertilizers in the market.
costing nearly double the price of the Redoude.
We could readily Eli two columns of newa-
paper with certificates Of its success, but the
abused By quacks and empires that certificates
of success from the most reliable and honest
arc generally more the evidence of chsrlatsnry
than an appeal to the universally received Ak
IONS or doctrines of all established science
Gut the following recent letters from parties OF
well known respectability, must convince the
intelligent farmer-and sufficiently attest its e'
fcscy, value and economy as fertilizer.
Manakins, Va, July IT, 1853. H. Lam
bert, esq.,. Alexandria Val purchased fro o.
you last fall one ton Rsdonda Gusno. winch en- l
sowed with my wheat in lot ofl2 acres me
appearance Of the wheat is remarkably good,
perhaps the best in the neighborhood:: MOI
having threshed it, cannot tell how 1t Will
yield, but there ia straw enough for 800 bush
els CAssIUs F. LEE.
West Nottingham, Cecil county, Md July
so iSCo-Messrs. VIM. Crichton & son-The
Redonda Gusno, in ifs natural state, pleases me
very much have acres of carly potatoes
planted with it, and the crops look az fine as |
could desire ! have used il on vegetables with
great success. S. A GAYLEY.
Centre Gross, Essex county, Va, July Z. 1913
l mixed one quarter of q ton OF Peruvian y uano
with one ton Of Redonda Guano and us about
200 lbs of tho mixture per acre or u, anc,
notwithstanding the excessive drought pro-
duced % to 30 bushels per acre. The corn upon
which 1. was applied ut tho same rate looks
tout, vigorous aud promising. l have never
before been able to raise the watermelon sue
cessfully with any manure. propose US ing !,
on wheat this season. Ii has accomplished all
could wish. j.. L. W. FAuNTLEEol'
Nokesville, Prince William county, Va. Jul
ly 81, l860-B II. Lambert, Alexandra, Va -
The effect produced by mixing one quarter Ton
Peruvian with ono ton of Redonda Guano was
very good. have no hesitation in according
my testimony as regards the benefit resulting
therefrom. a. a MAksThLLEf'
Put up in strong bags l67 pounds IN each.
PRICE, $50 PEP TON.
Sends for pamphlets containing fu.l d!rec-
'''''' " VIM. CREIGHTON & son,
Sole Importers Wood street, Bowys wharf,
opp Corn Exch'ge., Baltimore.
b. II. LAMBEKT, Agent.
So lS-eo2w Alexandria. We.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24

PARTRIDoEs are said to be more numerous IN
the adjacent country, than they have been Tor
many previous years.
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AUCTION SALE
FIRST CLASS ERE WERY PROPERTY
IA FOX SAIE

A FIRST. CLASS ERE WERY PROPERTY
n FOK SALE.
We shall offer for sale at public auction, IN
front of the premises. on TUESDAY, the I'd OF
November, 1869, at | o'clock y. m. the FIX II
CLASS BREWERY known as Klein's Brewe-
~. situated in West End, about one mile from
the wharf in Alexsndris, Va. The lot of
ground is 100 feet by 100, more or less, with
smple buildings, and all the apparatus neces
sary for First Glass every.
Terms of SAFE made known On the day OF
he above can be purchased privately until
day of sale. -
For further particulars apply to Beck, Knox
& Kirby, Real Estate gents and AHctlonters
No 9 King street, Al xandra, Va. or tc
Ceorge Guest Real Estate Booker. n E. cor
ger ST. Paul and Saratoga streets, Baltimore.
12-aols
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CoALTRADE BY CANAI.-The following ship
ments by Chesapeake i Ohio Canal were made
MARINE LIST.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. SEP. "a
ARRIVED.
Schr Puts, Boston, plaster to w A Smoot.
Schr EDWIN Reed. Hews, plaster to
SmOot. .;,
S.hr Abbott Devereux, Boston, to American
Coal Co.
SAILED.
Schr w + Cushing, New Haven, oy Amor
Steamer Valley City, johnson, New YORK
by Hoce Wedderburn Go.
Schr Maid of the Mist. Richmond, by hooo
Wedderburn y Go.
Schr Albert Smyrk, Norfolk. by Hooe, We'd
derburn u Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Flying Seud. Granger. hence at Rich
mOnd I'D lust
Schr K Kirk, Snow, hence at New OIL
I'D inst.
Sehr Susan Scranton. Hsney, hence at Bos
ton 22d inst
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.a~a~ SALE OF TIE STEAM
5aTss5s saiazE P 2OPELtER GUIDING STAh

AT PU Bile AUCIlON'
--,,:t : ~ UtspAT the 18th day otsePtsmt-
lez., 3, the Old. FoundFy Whsrf a. AIexs-
ssle, at public auction the steam propeiief
GUIDING STAR. with AL her tackle apparel
and furniture. osid steamer j; in first rate or
der and condition.
TERMS--Two thousand dollars cash. to be
paid To Messrs. l.. b. ana W. Arthur Taylor ;
The residue in six and nine months, with inter-
est, to be secured by deed of trust on said
steamer to the said LIB and W. Arthur Taylor
sep7-ts JOSEPH THORNTON.
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EERrILlZERS.

Z
Turner'S Excelsior.
Turner's Ammoi.iated Phosphate.
Pstapsco Gusno
Zel's Super Phosphate.
Bowen & MERGERS do. do
Dissolved Bones.
Flour of Bens. &c &c, for salo a. agents
rates. by BREWlS & LA WooN,
Dealers in No Peruvian Guano, Plaster, &C
seq l5-po3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-24

O., A Il NJ. Il. R-CHAHGE OF SCHEDULE.
The President and Superintendent OF oar
railroad have determined TO restort thc day night
schedule 90 the Manassas branca Of the road.
The trains Wi h.avc tiifr'er"'rrP at about Z
O clock la the moiAiu2, .,h:as Alexandria at
about or 5 in the afternoon. Returning,
they will leave Alexandra at about e IN the
morning, Manassas at about 9, aud reach Har-
risonburg at 44 or O'Clock in the afternoon.
We repeat. this new schedule will be hailed
with satisfaction by nearly all the people along
the line from Harrisonburg TO Alexandra, and
be regarded as a sort OF new era In the history
of the road which we trust is de stincd to share
more largely than ever in the confidence Ut the
great travelling community. - Rockingham Reg
THE Circus. Robinson's Circus reached
this city early this morning from Maryland. l.
was brought across the river by the httl'
steamer Virginia, which had to make sevcra
trips for that purpose. The keeper of the ferry
house on the opposite side OF the river, maj
named Theodore Doll, while looking in tn
cage in which the tigers are kept, as the cara
van was waiting, soon after Daylight, in from
of his house, was struck in the face by on
of tn c animals with its paw, and had one O
his eyse badly though not seriously hurt. On
exhibition was given this evening, hut the b
show will take place to night.
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sep n Ban
NEW CLOTHS.
NEW CASSlMERES.

Just opening a very full assortment of Cloths
and Cassimeres. In Cloths We have
CADET GREY,
BLACK BROAD CLOTH,
ENGLISH MELTONS.
In Cassimeres, the best English PIaids, new
styles; uarriss best styles, and every variety
of cheap Cassiueres, Meltons and Cassinets -
We also keep q full line of TAILORS TRIM
MINGS, and vii! furnish suits trim med or
made in any style desired, guaranteeing a ut.
sep2f VIII MEK " SLA NJ AN Eh.
CONSTABLE'S SAL E-On MONDAY, the
u 9TH day OF October 1869, at 10 O'clock u.
m. | will offer tor sale, upon the premises
leased by Thomas w. Swami to l.. A. Hanson,
situated on the city road, about u miles from
Alexandria, 2 tons of TIMOTHY HAY, more
or less, together with HOGS, and other arti
cles too numerous to mention, TO satisfy the
said Thomas w. Swami in the sum Of Stl.-
Rent reserved upon contract and costs of dis
t.ess. Terms of sale cash.
sep M-td L. 1. O'NEAL, Constable.
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- FOR RENT-Two conveniently ar an e
~ ed DWELLINGS. in complete order
nlssssntIy located on Washington street. eacl
rontsininr rooms, gas and water.
sen 24-lw Z. I. BROCKETT. Ext.
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FINE FRUIT. Some of the finest peaches
aud pears produced this season we're gathered
from the orchard on the farm OF MIR. Edwin
Fl,zhugh, near Clouds Mill.
We are Indebted to Capt. Nicklc, Of the
steamer Express, for present Of foe fresh
Msckerel.
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CPECIAL INFORM ALTON.

This is the age Of improvement, and man IS
constantly on tho alert awaiting the announce
ment Of some new discovery IN art or SCIENCE
by which he may economic labor, save ez-
pense, and appropriate to himself the aCV:'I-
tages derived from scientific discovery. Ac-
cordinrly science has Welded 70 the ingenuity
of man, and S. B. SEXrON'S BALTlMo
FIRE PLACE HEATER has been presented
to the public. This Heater has ben improve
by top feeder" which make 1t the best ana
most economical Heater in the market. WIN
bat one fire it will neat from one TO four rooms
thereby saving q great deal OF labor ana eA-
pense, and obta ming unitormty OF tempe!a,
ture not reached By the ordinary methods OF
heating. =
STOW ES-embraeng al the varieties o,
COOK, PAR AUR and HALL-and to when /
call your attention they will be sold on tho
most reasonable terms. r1,
continue to mH4utsctnre az SrtIcLps o.
Also ROOFING, SCOUTING, GUTTER;
ING &c, done in tho best manner: Special
attention given to The ropair OF Flte fIscc
d eaters Sn' MI 0'"s- ~ THOMAS HOY,
sep 2G-tf s. w. cor King ard PITT SITS.
no STOVE DEALERS AND HOUSE
KEEPERS.
agency f'r the C. LIBERATED X )NSlDES COOh'
ING STOVE, ! am prepared to furnish dealer,
hotel ami housekeepers ii h them It prices to
suit the times 1t is useless for me 70 Warrant
these Stoves to bake but will say il sell one
that does not bake. will refund doub the
money for it. Also have general assortm ent
OF o,her stoves at prices ranging from 90 10
300 complete Also q general assortment ol
TN III WAKE WAKE STOVE FUKNITuRE, &C,
Dealers and others desiring Stoves would 90
well by sending for price list to ,oN
E. Il. CLARRSON,
No. Is South Royal .treet.
| AleAandria, Va.
| S.! will core out my took Of splendid
| REFRIG at reduced prices. Ihost
desiring nice article would do well to c'.ll ane
| examine them. n -
| iy 3-3m IT, II. ".
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WOOD AND co AL.

am now receiving per vessel At Mckenzie
wharf csrgoes of best WOOD and COAL
which will be sold at lowest cash prices. All
orders left at my store. 1T .. W.. corner King
and West streets at - Royal st.ss nenI
80. r,.rket will receive prompt nlLeh..S
me sHi i1 ms a call before s,urcbasng elsewhere
sep 24-tf Taos. HUNTINGTON.
III SOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIF'
| The copartnersbip heretofore existing un-
der the firm IA me of DELAPLANE u IA
OOBS is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
The new firm of $. N. COUGAR and COKN L.
IJUS JACOBS is authorized to settle the bus
inrss of the ia firm
p. II. DELAPLANE.
Sept 10Th 1869. CORNELIUS JACOBS.
SCI 24-lw"
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TO which he invites the attention OF county
merchants and dealers generally. =.
Call and examine his stock and prices. whici
will con pare isvorably with those OF Baltimore
or cities iurther \ orth sep 22--eo3m
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Gold.
MARRIED.

Gold.
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