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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
RAILROAD LINES.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AN
w GEORGETOWN K r.


RICHMOND,
ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURES OF PA.
SENGER TRAINS CHANGED.
DAY TRAIN FOR YNCHBURG
On and after THURSDAY, Nov. 18th, Is,
and until further notice. through snd lgse
passenger trains v run between Wa hir.. ,
and Alexandra h, follow
Through Day rains, sundays LCuir'
Leave ashing.on, =" (, ard bo-Gd, MAJ
land Avenue Depot - =. =. m. Leave Ala
sndria Northw uIii, corner Duke ~
Henry streets y. m
Leave Washington. southwark bound, Msry
land Avenue d pot, ut { 20 p. IN. Leave AieA
andris, Northvard bound, corner Duke 49,.
Henry streets. II 40 ~ m.
Evening spe 4l trains will he run bCtwa.
Washington ind Alexsrdri9 or Tuesday,
Thursdays and SGturi ry5 '.- 'i.oa't
Leave Alexandria Northward bound, C'tac
St. Assph and King streets. ~ I. 10 p. III. Leay
Washington, Southwark bound Mary land er
enue Depot. ut HID D N.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS between Wa. ing
ton and Alexandria Sundays excepted
Leave Washington, Maryland avenue Dep
Al 9 and II NJ. and >, 400 end t>undsy-
cludedJ ut 20 =. IL.
Leave Alexandra corner - hsala So
King streets at and 10 q. N and and pm
and corner Duko and Ncnry .. ~ $40 -. p
ROUND TRIP TICKET Parties Vurel...
| ing round trip tickes for evening special .-e..
and moi returning same eyeninF can ~ rs" .
of such tickets in p.ync". o. tar" on any ..
| train on following day.
FARE-For evening spccia. train NIy '.,t
| for round trip. Tickets Tor same 10 be- ootH'ae
| only ii. Alexandria tickle, office on Tuesday
| Thursdays and Saturdays sitter yep" 'u9'"'"
| p. m local day train
| No other ticke.s recognized on evening Up.
| cial train. o. A STEVENS, Gen. Supt.
w. J. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. nov D.
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New SroaEl NEW GooDs MIR. s. BLOND
Helm begs leave to state that he hiss opened, In
conjunction with his store ~ The corner OF King
and Fairfax streets new establishment, AT
No 100 King street, where everything IN the
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods line
may be 70 md in great variety and At the very
lowest prices He respectfully SELECTS an eN-
animation Of his stock, feeling ass Ired that the
superior quality Of his goods, and the reason,
able rates q, which they are sold cannot ial'
giving satisfaction. nov III
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STOVES. TINWARE. skc.
IVELY TIMES HAVE COME AT bA,

p IVELY TIMES HAVE CONE AT LAST!
They have arrived, and can be found NJ the
Steve store of
r. PURCELL,
Southwest corner King AMI Washington SIS IN
the shape Of
q ncwly-patented Parlor and Office Sell Fee !
ing, Baseburning Stove the best IN the word
THE MORNING GLORY FIREPLACE
HEATER
to heat one two, three or four rooms, being
BASE burning and self feeding aIsG,
TIE SEXTON FIRE PLACE HEAT hR>,
The MAGEE PARLOR,
and other Stoves, both Cook and PaFio7 OF the
ROOFING. GUTTERGNGand SCOUTING
demo at the shortest notice and IN the pea. HSn-
ae-, both in he city and country.
mar All work warranted TO give satisfaction.
nov 2T-lm
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GROCERIES.
WIN. f. BROOKEs,

WIN. f. BROOKES,
[Successor to Brookes h Taylor
FAMILY GROCER
Corner Pitt and Prince streets,
And Dealer in
Fine Teas, Coifees, Sugars, Pickles American
and English, Canned Goods Tobacco,
SegaTs, etc, etc.
n. b All orders from tho country shall re-
ceive prompt attention dec
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 10.


RECIPE FOR CURING MEAT-To one gal
Ion OF water, take II los. OF salt, To-, OF su-
gar, o. saltpetre, ] OF. potash. ln this
ratio the pickle to be increased to any quantity
desired Let these be boiled together, until
all the dirt from the sugar rises to the top and
is skinned off Then throw it into tub to
COOL and when cold pour it over your beef or
pork, to remain the usual time, say four or five
weeks. The meat must be well covered with
pickle, and should not be put down for at least
two days after killing, during which time 1t
should be slightly sprinkled with powdered
saltpeire, which removes all the surface blood,
&c, leaving the meat fresh and clean. Some
omit boiling the pickle, aud find il 10 answer
we'll though the operation of boiling purIhes
the pickle by throwing off the dirt always 10 ne
found 10 salt and sugar.
If this recipe is properly tried It will never
be abandoned There is none that surpass 1t,
il so good Germantown Pa telegraph,
A FAMILY QUARREI- 1T appears that Mr..
John Jay, our Minister to Austria, has be-
come involved in a strange quarrel with his
brother-in law. Mr. II. W. Field, Jr. In
August last Mr.. Jay presented petition to
the Civil and Criminal Court of Baden Baden
asking protection for himselfand family against
said Field, who was demanding the consent of
his (Jay's) wife to change OF old Mr.. Field
will, and threatening it she did net consent he
Field, Jr.,) would raise he'll, and pursue
them till he had crushed them all; that he
hated the whole family, and would destroy
them, &c.
1t does not appear what action the court
took, if any, but according to statement In
the New York World it seems the vii was
altered, and Mr. Field, Jr., has appealed to
the State Department against the conduct OF
Mr.. Jay.
"GooD WORDS. NO parent ought to
think OF giving away daughter who IS not
prepared for managing intelligeuty her hus-
bands home No girl should consent to Dc
any mans wife until she understands the
science of Housekeeping. Certainly no young
man Of limited means can safely venture TO
choose for companion, any woman (ot limited
means who has no experience nor taste III
using needle. broom, and 1t necessary, a
frying pan Petersburg Ino}er.
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gTF4yaRNSTG.

$50. Tue STAUNCH AND FAVOR
sSSsssS. TIE STEAMER |. P SMITH, Capt.
A Is. FIELp, will leave Washington, Sixth st.
wharf. (Crouch's) every TUESDAY MORN
ING. AZ siA o'clock, AMI Alexandria, pier No.
TO- foot OF King street, at 7 o'clock, for all
landing On the Potomac river arriving at Kin
ssio same evening Leaves kinssle at six a. m.
WEDNESDAY. arriving at Baltimore same
night. Returning, VIII arrive here every Sum
day evening. GEO. Il. CUSHING,
OCT % Supt. Pecp'e's Line.
<ra. FOR IL .RPDOL AND QUEENS
$3.50 TOWN
IIulGu Line o. Mai Steamers, Sailing from
New York E,-ry Saturday. and
Alternate TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THEsATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin payable in goid-Liverpool %
Queenstown,
Storage pa bic in currency Liverpool or
Queenstown,
PASSAGE ~ TH1 TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
IFAX.
Frs. Cabin. payable m god liverpool OF
Queenstown, 800; HALIFAX 81, :. Johns
\. f., By branch steamer, 10.
Storage pay able in currency Liverpool or
Queenstown $50; Ha flax. SIS; st. Johns, NJ
r by branch steamer $50.
Tckcts sold 20 an" from England, Ireland
and the Continent ~ mo lerate rates.
For further infOrmaton apply at the Coz
HOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO.,
aug lS-ly Agents. hlexa.. Va
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THE CHINA Y.

THE GILMAN.
WILLIAMS AIR TIGHT SrOV ",
For Burning Btuminous Coal, is the most
Economical that can be used.
list. One ton of bitumlntus coal will heat An
ordinary sized room comfortably the entire
season. .
% 1t consumes the dnc and lump conl rs 1t
comes from the mines.
Sd 1t is only necessary TO feed the stove once
in "a hours. in ordinary winter weather.
4th There is no dust or gas Arising from the
stove. ,.c, IT.
9Th. The heat is most delightful, resembling
that of a mild. balmy summer day.
Gth. As the fire never goes out, the room i:
kent at a pleasant temperature day and night
7th. 1t is the best stove for sitting rooms
nurseries and offices, which il left IS hours will
be found comfortably warm at the end OF HI"
time.
9Th. 1t is the most durable stove in the mar
ket, ms is self evident rom the mode o: It's con
structon and the slow combustion of fuel.
5. H. WILLIAMS
Manufactured and for sale by
JAMESON & COLLINS,
Cor. Royal and Wilkes SIS.
nov M-lm Alexandria. Virginia
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Is IL - ~ r. " -
SFsY:! PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
AND AGENCY FOR
VTN. KNABE 81 CO.'S PIANOS,
n. ll9 King rect. between Washington and
st Asaph, Alexandria.
Returning thanks for the patronage ana con-
Gd,ncc shown to me by the citizens OF Alexan'
dris and believing that 1 can combine pr0dta-
blyaPIANO STORE with general MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE. / beg leave TO announce
that have opened to-day a NEW Plano
and MUSIC STORE 81 the above mentioned
! location. where ] offer for sale
WIN. KNABE IL CO.'S gold medal Plan
OS, u.,surpassoi for splendor Of finish, brlIiian-
cy and durability, ct factory prices ana "sr
ran.ci tor years. r,
WI HEfNXKAMP'S Grst-class BALTI-
a TE50% D iiHYD PIANOS, from the b =.
makers. Every instrument warranted
SMIlu'S CABINET ORGANS. AGO, TIE
oitowiag god: Vio,in. Guitars, Fu,'s,
! rlutiaas. C.ncer..n.s. Vioincelcs, Barjos.
Violin Boss, @osin and Pins, Bridges o.hcr
SMALL = .-i-tnnr;s md fupe Tor r-".ctl oi
| bl,l q,.sli.- II I'm aoi Guitar Strings.
! la-:ruica-.e' and Vocal Sheet Mu'ic, In
..-uc.ion Books and Music paper. Orders for
Iu., solicited and filed .. the shortest notice.
hiy al. .:.o. .ar .,rs " Pianos, Crk"rs,
:o,or4a1Ls Victims. &c &c, are much en-
ig-geG. Gai s..i..-ctiya guaranteed.
vii sell Planes AnI Organs upon tie &C
c.rau.glat;n.- terms usIl' !" 1ther cite.
Pierrs. Oreals, &c. ',r Kent Also tuned
ard peokca. .1pr y 81 r.l'.
Ls ac q K. arao,l Lsto q Fsaq1ier co.
4 II. MOTT & CO.,
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
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ov G-lm w. A. BAGLEI
NIIDDLEBURG & PLAINS TURNPIKE

Notice is hereby given the Stockholders in
the Middleburg and Plains Station Turnpike
Company. that the road having been completed
by the Contractor and received by tho Engi-
neer and Directory of this Company, the resi-
due of the amount subscribed TO the capital
stock is required to be paid the Treasurer.
VIM III ADAMS, Esq, At Middleburg. II
not convenient to pay the money, will take
st .ckholders' notes at 30 days.
By order Of the Board:
ARTH L. ROGERS. Pres;.
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WOOD AND COAL.
lust RECEIVED.
w o o ID

w 90 D
Constantly on hand good family WOOD, at
low prices.
orders left at T. BELLS Bookstore, CT King
str Get and JOHN G PHILLIPS, King street
wharf. will be promptly attended TO.
oct IL BELL & BAKER
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TOR SALE OR RENT
{ The vs'u,b TRACT OF LAM. c,l .a.
"HhMpTDN" in the county Of l.cyarl,j4
Va on the Leesbur. Turnpike ab u. 3 ;a...
from alexandria an ) from Washington. cot
tanning about 30 acres Of land There j. ~
excellent wo-story DWELLlNG HOUSE NJ.
necessary out bui !ings on the property. IT b.
well supplied ailh water; il healthy and il
most desirable M 'ghb orhood. Possession giy
On or the 10Th oc o ,tober next. For terms, ~
apply to FRANCI l. SM lJH,
snn l--2NWtf Z eXArNr,. w
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YsTERSi

U
OYSTERS by the gallon, quart or pint, e.,
now be obtained daily It. No. ~ north Fa.r'az
street Town and county trade solicited. Or
ders promptly filed and forwar lcd to to-,
destina;iors and clcrsHtecI 90 give sa..sl-.
ton.
sep Ism YOUNG 81 COGS WELL.
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Leave Alexandria ut $50 .. IN. a!,I > .
Arrive at Hamilton Mt 1911 II. n aud ESQ p.'.
Leave Hamilton q. y. IN. and l2so t. Pa
Leave Loosburg at I'D -. III. and 1900 p m
Arrive at Alexandria vt 9:}J ,. IN. and 4:lO l.a
The $40 m. train from Alexandria aud T.
D. IN. train from Hamilton, conn Ct 1T Ham &
with emp Daily Lne OF Coaches for r.
celville, Snickersville Berryville and W
chester; $50. with Keemer Line o. Cos, O.
which leave Loe,burg daily for Balls Nj
Aldie and Middlcburg
All goods per steamer railroad or oxprcs.
care OF 4 gent at Alexandrla, wi be iorwar j.
IA far as H.milto-, free OF charge other d
nur rooulur tariff
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.G~n NOTICE.
.kMI-W .EKLY LINE or STEAM Err
sErWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND BAL
VIMORE. -.
The passenger and !reighting steamer CO.
LCMBlA, Captain James Harper will leave
iiet ; very WEDNESDAY, nj : n m, for
Baltimore
Returning viii leave Baltimore On SATUR-
DAY, at 4 p m, stopping TT the u:ua! landings
on the Potomac.
Captain Il II. Maith, viii leave Pier 3 every
FRIDAY NJ 3 p. m. ,
Returning will leave Baltimore every TU Els
DAY, at 3 p. II. stopping at Kinsse and Cur
roman.
All wav freight mus. 10 prepaid.
mar s-Sin Is. WHEAT. Agent.
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NEW OYSTER USE.

NEW YSTER HOUSE.
| have established at No. IL, North 81. Asaph
street, an OYSTER DEPOT which will be
constantly supplied from he waters of the
Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries by my own
vessel, and by steamboats, from Norfolk Oys-
sters will be served in every style and at the
shortest notice and il satisfaction is not given
the m. ney will be refunded.
FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS received
regularly on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
PRICE LIST
By the bushel, from 6tc to 81 -. according
70 quality.
BY the gallon, solid measure. from 81 to
So %; running mossure from zoe To- 81.
steamed. large, 81 per bushel; small, 81 per
bushel; 25c per peck and l5c per half peck.
etewed, large, 25c plate small l5c plate.
Fried, zoe per half dozen.
nov G-tm W. A. BAG LEY.
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our TtHUIhT LITIH IHL =
FARE FROM ALEXANDRIA To

Round TRIP tickets DGtWeea AIeXandria az
Hamilton, and between those points and int;
mediate stations good only for the day Of i.su'
except that persons leaving on Saturday even
ing may procure special tickets t. return 90
Monday mornng(
Annual tickets $50.
oc lG-tf T. II. HAVEN ER. Ticket Agt
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-E-o WASHINGTON, GEORGET WN
: 81 hLEXA. X NORFOLK.
REGULAR LIN

The safe and commodicus steamer W. W.
COLT, Captain e 4. RYTHEE vii! leave her
dock. foot Of High street. Georgetown, every
MONDAY and THURSDAY, ut 3 o clock n.
m, and Cats wharf, foot OF tn street, WASH
ington, ut 10 ~ IN. and Smoots wharf, pier i,
Alexandria. Mt y O'clock q. nj. opping at
Glymont, Smiths Point Puey Point, Point
Lookout Fortress Monroe Old Point Comfort,
and Norfolk, Va
This boat connects Mt Norfolk with the boat
for Boston, Richmond and York riye..
Returning will leave Norfolk on TU ESDA
AMI FRIDAY, at t O'clock p IN.
Passage, -. Excursion ticket. to and IRON
Norfolk, 50.
troighL4 t.ien at the lowest rates For par
" b. W. A.SMOOT, Agent. Alex.
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NEW BOOKS TO-DAY AT FRENCH =
~ No % King street
Watchwords for the Warfare Of Lite ~ INC
author of Schonberg Gotta Family; - -.
The Pursuitor Holiness a equel 70 Thoughts
on Personal Religion, by Edwari Mcyr.ei
Gouiburn, ID D.: 75c.
Evenings with the Sacred .,octs, By the au-
thor Of iestiva! ofSong, Salad for the @olitarT'
Looking Toward sunset, by L. M%'ia Child;
Mini.,ering Children. d tale dedicated to
Childhood, by Maria Louisa Chariesworth ;
In Both Worlds by W II. Holcomoo, ND.
author of Our Children in Hoaven;' 81 -.
Cast Away in the Cold, hn Old Man story
Of n Young Mans Adventures; 81 80.
The Trotty Book, by Elizabeth stuart Phelps.
Poetry for Play Hours, 10y Gerda Fay; H.
lustrgted; 81 %
Nursery Carols, with Q pic.ures; teau..fl.
book; 81 zt.
Nursery Poetry, by ms Mo.hcr,y s5c
Moody Poetry, or the Power of Love;
Christmas story; by Frank Saw4.l sjc.
New BOOKS daily.
dcc7 G +. FRENCH
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STOVES
q | E

A. j. +. BRENNEHS, Midd.chUfg,. ";
the finest assortment Of CGOk. PAHLOR,
OFFICE and STORE STOVES for wood or
coal brought to this county; among which Is
the celebrated
"MORNING GLORY
the bel and the most perfect heater ever nitro
duced: all of which be will deliver AMI put Mp
in l.oudoun or FauqIier counties st short no.
tce. -,,.,..,
JAPANNED WARE, HOU$hkEEPiNG
ARTICLES, &C., &c.
ROOFING and SCOUTING ioro ~ short
notice in workmanlikc manner.
Hs- Call ana examine stock @nl prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. ...,-,,-,-r,,,
Middle urg, Loudoun CO., sep 2S-eo3m
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THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
i II DA,lM 4 O y. LL-rE

J. AND POTOMAC ROUTE
The Old Favorite Nail Route via Aqua Crock.
Tho Shortest and Best Route 70 Rich
mond and the South.
Fast and comfortable STEAMERS leay.
Washington city twice daily, Sun ,g-s'
day p. IN. excepted, from the wharf z2Saseccsz,l..
foot OF Seventh street, al 100 ~ m, and 100 p.
M, stopping at Alexandria each WAY, and con
Meeting at Aqua Greet; with tho Richmonl.
Fredericksburg and Potomac L. r., with Gle
CANT cars supplied with elegant sleeping chair
on all its trains Through tickets and bag2.gl
checks TO All points South.
Both boats stop u. Alcxan5ris going ,.ua =.
turning. Samuel RUTH.
Supt. OF Tr,rsp.s ttI,n
J. &. GENTRY. Ger. Ticket Ag,.
nh l3-tt E'ch or! y.
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WY GOD A N ID co A L

W
am now receiving par vessel at Nj konzie 8
wharf cargoes of best WOOD and COAL,
which will be sold at lowest cash prices. ALI
orders left at nv store, at 5. w. corner King
and West streets, or at 10 Royal street, near
the market, will receive prompt attention -
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere
sep Aft THOS. HUNTINGIoN'
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WOOD AND COAL FOR SALE AT NO.
w 2G. KING ST. IN THE YARD.
500 tons of Locust Mountain Egg.
100 tons of Lorberry Red Ash do.
800 tons celebrated Lyons Valley do.
$50 tons Locust Mountain Stove
100 tons Lorberry Rcd Ash do.
Cumberland Coal on hand at all times
TO arrive per schr J Ho.chkins:-
800 tons Locust Mountain Egg.
80 tons Furnace do.
l2j tons Lorberry Red Ash do.
Also an assorted C argo of Johns celebrated
White Ash and st. Nicholas Mine Coal.
Goa! sold hero rs low rs elsewhere
aug 23-tf JOHN LEATH ERLANp.
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MA
ASSAS RAILROAD.
@wNM ssEss g J, = s..z., - ss.s.

On Snd AFTER IL hoDA L, WV - lou or .
daily nassenger train WI run between ASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, conncctu-
Gordonsvllle, with tho Chesapeake and &.
Railroad TO Richmond, Covingtou and the .
gina Springs; At Lynch burg Tor tAe w. ..-
Southwest, and a. Washington, 20 -" ..
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily at q - "a. IA. a...
Alexandria rs S:Ojs m arrivnga, - heb ,
az SOD y. m.
Leave Lynchburg at s:25 3. M. arrise .
Alexandrs ut $3.50 p, m, and At Washi't.
At go p. m.
qttqcTed-5etween W SHIN GruA al.
MISUNDERSTANDING close connection p.
Richmond and Washington in the dire,
between New York aud the South Alta.
States
Leave Washington at 635 p. m. AM AleAee.
dria at 1875 p. m; arrive It e -donsy..lea.
u. m, and at Richmond st 2: - q. m. come. p
ing with tram leaving Richmond "a. i.li " D.
for Peters, burg, Weldon md the SJu.h"c-.
Leave Richmond st $50 P. m, AM cord p.
vile at 1928 q. M; arrive q. Alexandra a, !.
m, and n. Washington II. 5:35 M, conn.
| ing with earliest trains TO New York A;'
Northwest.
Passengers for MANASSAS BRh%tI "..
leave AleXanGri. daily, excepting SuuGai .
| 500 A. m, arrive ut Ha5risOnburg at Az p. %.
Leave Ha7risonburgat 90 4 m and COME ,.i-
| 1t Manassas Junction with northernboun tran
en- main line, arrive at AlexanGrlg Ut J:3' g. L'
The train on Manassas Branch Will mas
good connections a, the Junction WITH i.--
line TO and from Ric, mond
Through tickets and luggage checked g .
prominent points.
}. " BROADUS.
nov 22-.f General Ticket Ago.
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COSO Sl95 $40 q month made by agents
- SCO, selling the PATENT METALLIC
EVERLASTING WHITE WIRE CLOTH ES
LINES. Every family will buy one. Best
selling article for agents manufactured. For
particulars address LEWIS HOOFF. Jr.,
General Agent Girard Wire Co., Alexa., Va
doc l-an lIv
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HOSIERY, GLOVES. IL DIX ERCHlEt y
IL Sc-Englsh French and American no
siery, for ladies gcnts and chidref's wear
Gloves of every kind in great varety ana -
considerate price. uanIkcrchiefs Of al kind
sizes, qualities and prices. large a7sortm r' A.
of the ,Lovc pco ..r hand An! con lant!. -
ding T.. !....,.,. G. &. BERRY
nov r. = King g.
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WARD +. YALEN r.
IL Wholesale and Retail Deal, in
OYSTERS

No 81 Prince stree, 4 lcAandria, Y,
Restaurants srd Famlirs supplied on thr
lowest terms. Oysters Of the iacges. size a. o
finest flavor received daily and sold in QItn.-
ties to sui. purches r Il. reasonable rat.
nov bin
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-08-25

relief. We also want Railroads, and by
the by, that would be about the cheapest
way to populate the country and check
these Indian raids.
The Territory is rich beyond all calcu-
lations, but mining parties and settlers,
except in the immediate vicinity of towns,
are either driven off or killed. The Peace
Commissioners get their money the U.
s. lie the people, pay the bills the
Indians must be fed and protected, and
the enterprising settler has only right to
be taxed and killed. Mr.. Romero is the
man to remedy these things, if it can be
done at all, and we expect to elect him.
But fear am making this letter too
long. In my next, Twill give you de-
tailed account of our silver and gold
mines, &C., with some statistics which may
be interesting to your readers. The
weather is lovely-grapes are ripening
finely, and the vines have brought forth
abundantly. New Mexico will, l think,
send large quantity of wine to the States
this year. Messrs. Gwynn G Gall took
$50 bbls. in last spring their head
quarters in st. Louis, and if you como
across any Of their wine, try it. As soon
as mine comes round, I'll not forget you.
Crops of all kinds are abundant, but
money is scarce, and business generally
dull.
SAN. DUNCAN.