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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-05
FOR SALE.

TTOR 8.SLE-From one to five hundred
barrels copper whisky, either ln bond
or free, by HUFFOHD LYLE,
fel81m UuiOutOWns KY,
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MisceIIaneOus,


Business was not brisk at the landing
yesterday morning -....-....-.The Lewellin
6rrived during the night with a moderate
trip~.-.---".The Quickstep was receiving
fairly- for the forenoon-wlth prospects of
taking out a big trip. She was getting a
large lot of hay.-.---.The Alaska passed
up at 90 O'Clock loaded to six fee. She
had q fair passenger Iist......The Hender-
son packets had fair passenger trips.
The Clara Scott was gathering up n good
deal OF Wabash River freight.........The
river was very rough, and the sea. gulls
We're still numerous. Light clouds were
gathering at OF n..-.....Tbe Monie Gratz
is announced to return to Nashville from
Louisviile~....-The following steamboats,
met with disasters during the month OF
February: Lexington, Falls City, Mary
Bird, Cora, Eddie, Mittie stephens, Fairy
Queen, and Peoria City. or the above. the
Falls City, Mary Bird, and Cora were
raised. Boats inJured-RObert Moor aud
Glendale~.--..The Armadillo, Pittsburg TO
ST. Louis, was loaded to the guards.~..~".
The Falls City arrived at 1 PM. with q fair
trip, and soon proceeded to Bowling Green.
....-..The Virginia, from New Orleans, and
the Norman, from Memphis, were mo-
mentarily expected when this report
closed. u
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Santa Claus

Is at hand, and every loved one expects q
valuable gift, buy II Florence Sewing Ma
chine, which - easier learned, less liable
to get out of order, and does more varieties
of work without change than any other.
Every Machine warranted to give tatisfac-
ton, or the money Price $50 and
upward Twenty pieces of Gray Twllled
Flannel, worth 40 cents, which we Will sell
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-05
The white Pine Compound ]

CURES
Sore Throat. Colds, COughR Dlpththeria
Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and Pul-
mOnary Affections generally. 10 is "a
remarkable remedy for Kidney Conn
plants, Diabetes, Difficulty OF Void
ing Urine, Bleeding from the Bid-
neys and Blsdder, Gravel, and
other Complaints.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-05
Dead
Terrible Sacrifice

In order to make room for Spring Wear.
A complete stock OF Domestic GoO OF
every popular brand, and at the lowest
prices, can always be found at SchapKeT
Bussing q Co.'S, los AZ and 40 Main Street.
In short, they have everything to make
the 'outer" appearance
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-05
OF Life

Beautiful agreeable, all of which wiz
be sold as cheap as they can be found any
where. idel2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-05

Is now offered to the amicted throughout
the country, after having been prove by
the test OF thirteen years ia the New eng
lame States, where It's merits have become
AS well known as the tree from WhLtl, lu
part, IL derives its virtues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05
vy Green a. Wise. Auctionecrs.

DY ViErUh Of . decree of Alexandria
- Countv Cour, Virginia, rendered At Us
June term, 1869 IN til, suit OF King vs. Vernon
e: ais the gaed Comms lone tnsTe,"
on SATURDAY tho 18Th day OF August 1869,
at Y o'clock M in front Of the MsS0r,s ofcs'
TATE in the county of Alexnndris. TO wit:
4 LOT OF LAND. containing TIRE Il ~ % 3,
ACkhS 81. ated at the terseetion OF the oId
GEORGETOWN road AM the Washington and AL
exandria Turnpike
Also, another LOT OF LAND. containing
about Ten AND ONEHALF Ooi) ACRES,
lying on the old road leading from said turn
pike TO the Columbia Cotton Fac DRY, and be-
ing very near to the above described three acre
lo. This IS valuable property, VOL locatci
and should sell well.
TEnMS-Ono fourth Of the purchase m oney
to BE paid in cash, and the residue IN L, Il ana
Is months, with interest from day of sale; the
bonds Of the purchaser TO be given with good
security for the deferred pay ments, and the IT,
tie to be retained until the balance OF the pur-
chase money Is paid. Stamps and Conveyance
ing IA the cost of the purchaser:
G. w. WATTLES,
- al
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she Markets.

NV l,kk. August 5.-,Stocks stesdy u! Ca
per cent. Exchange 3" Gold So Five-twen-
lies, 1862. coupon, Is Ten fortes. coupon, lG.
North Caro- ina skies u new 81. Virginia Is;
ex coupon, 80 asked new 81! Flour dull and
without " decided change. Wheat lc better
Corn H. better.
BA.r1NoEy, August 5.-Nirginia s., old, 40
bid. 81 asked 90 1876 D. bill, IS asked do
lsG. - bil, ~ asked do. coupon, old ca ask
new, i III Cotton dull and prices nominal at
,@ Flaar quiet and 5: sdy,; stock scarce the
a illrg capacity is limited by the scarcity OF
water. Wheat firm prime fed active at l23a
lo5; low grades dull Corn steady; %nit i9d loi
Por,, Firm NJ S3ia3i 50 Bacon active and adj
vAuclcs L,ri lrm q. ISAAC.
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IsccL Knnx 4 kerbN.

lRell tslatc Agents and AucLloneers.l
rEKUSTEh'S SALE OF BILE
L HOUSE AND LOT on The EAST 6ssS
SIDE or WATEk ST, BETWEEN -g ,,
II trust from James r Crump and wife, dated
the 10Th day OF October, isG1 ana , Of record
~, the IN derSgncd Trustee will sell, by pub
lie auction, in front of the Mayors office; IN tho
city Of Alexandria. on SAT URDA1, the 2l,t
of Aug 1T, 1862 u! M, the LOT UFGROUND
Oh {. est side of Water, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, fronting on Water st. TWEEN
ty-lve lcct, and ono hundred ioet ~ d,ptt, i'm.
proved by u neat and commodiooa FRA n
pWELLING, containing ten ROOMS, lately the
residence oi i ,mes J. Crump.
TERMs-Unc lith OF tho purchase money to
be paid n cash; the ra.iluo in three equal in
stNl.ucnts AT d T. ,-... IS months respectively,
with inte-c-t ron. the day at sale tne de erred
puymenta - be ,ccurcd by the notes OF tho pur-
chaser and -,.lisactoriy endorsed. and decd OF
trust IL. on the premises the purchaser to IN
sure the buidings and assign the policy to the
Trustee. stn,ups and conveyances nj the cost
nf IN. pur ha.er. ENGLISH.
10 lG-ts Trustee.
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SUMME. RESORTS.
MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE.

This celebrated and most delightful resort,
known rs Mountain Top House." situated on
the top of the Blue Ridge Mountain, Augusta
county, Va, ne.r the line of the Chesapeake x
Ohio Railroad, HAS RECENTLY CHANGED
Dis, and is now in thorough repair Tor
the purpose Of receiving and accommodating
the travelling public
The surrounding country pre;ents scene
picturesque and grand.
during the summer and Fall tho air il con
genial and salubrious. the water ms pure rs any
in the mountains of Virginia, OF the best quail
ity, possessing medicinal properties
and frcestone.
Persons seeking place Of resort during the
Summer and Fall seasons, will tni this place
inferior to none it having the natural sdyan-
tages which other places do not possess. There
is always q cool breeze passing in midsummer.
The House is large and commodious and the
rooms well furnished and ventilated: The In
bic will b. supplied with all tho de!lcacles tAe
country can 4ttord
The subscribers pledge their personal atten-
ton to that the servants nre polite and at
tentiye that things are so conducted that their
guests Shall be made comfortable and oasy, and
that every attention shall be rendered them.-
Persons will find conveyance at Alton Depot,
G.. x . R.K l mile from the house, to convey
them to and from the House
Board-Si0 per month SO por week %
per day children and servants hall price I;
white servants according to accommodations.
The subscriber desires share of the pubic
patronage assuring the public that there shall
be no pains spared make bis guests COM
Portable, binding himself to strive to please ana
render entire satisfaction. Our address IL Al
ton Depot, O. ~ o. K. X
DYSON, HICKS & co, Props.
j. W. BOOB Manager.
J. w HAYNES, Supt.
DR.. REED, of Richmond, Va, Resident Ply
stefan jy 2S-tAl5
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BOOKS IL STATIONERY.
u Z EIVED THIS A. M
II At FRENCH'S

u ECEIV ED THIS A. M,
II At FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. 90 King street,
The following NEW and CHOICE BOOKS
CTedo, remarkable book; ! vol, com ple.e
81 80.
The Habermeis!er, a tale OF the Bayarian
mountains, translated from the German o: Eer-
msr Schmid VOL. complete; 81 So
Lamps, Pitchers and Trump ts-Lectures or
the Vocation Of the Prea cher, illustrated by
Anecdotes, Biographical, Historical and Eluci-
l.tory of every order OF pu pit eloquence from
the great preachers OF ell ages, By Edwin Fax
ton Hood; 81 %.
Sights snd Sensations IN France, Germany
ard Switzerland, By Edwin Gould buii"m
$40.
Auerbach's Villa on the Rhine, Globe eli-
ton; l vol, complete; 3.
The Legends of King Arthur and his knights
Of the Round Table; English edition; Zoe.
The Lost Manuscript by Gustav Freyt9g;
translated from the German &c.
Lconora Cssalon, or the Marriage Secret. by
i. Adophus Trollope 81 20.
Fresh supply Yesterday, Today and Forov-
or; s.
Volume Cha,nbe rs Miscellany; 50e
Black Forrest Village Stories by AUerbH2h {;
81 80
On the Heights, by Auerbach 81
The Changed Brides, by Mrs. SoutLwJrth +;
81 IS.
The Brides Fate, by Mrs.. Sou!Ew5.th; 81 -.
My Daughter E!nor; 81 -.
augS FRENCPS
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Auction SALES.
,g,HEAPKINDALE ESTATE FOR SALE.

4. virtue Of & decree of the Circuit Court OF
-..tv1d county, rendered ut March term, 1864.
a.. The sui: OF A. NJ. Fi;zhugh vs.. Mary AM
War:on and others, the undersigned, Commis
s.oneIs, appointed for that purpose, ole! 70
sale the TRACT or LAND known as ARk-
Stafford c7uaty, Va, and bounded by the p.
tomGc river Tor two and half miles on one
SIDE, and by AQUA creel: for one mile and u
La.t n another side ar d running down very
near to tne mouth OF Aqua creek There Is
large. FISHERY on this estate, which was
fshed very successfully last year, and Sc .eral
other fisheries could be established along the
shores of the river and creek.
There are several TEN ANT HOUSES,
barns and other farm buildings on different
portions of this estate The quslity of the soil
i very superior; the land lies beautifully un-
dulstinC, and is admirably adapted to tho use
of improved implements over tho whole tract
The condition Of thi; land is good and 1t Is be-
ing now cultivated to a considerable extent
II !, known lar and near as first class grazing
and grain land.
There is an abundance of timber and wood
land for building, tenciag and frewood pur-
poses This tract is easy OF access oy stesi..-
boat and rail, from Baltimore. WashingI"h'
Alexandria. Richmond, Norfolk ana Freezer
icksburg
The terms OF sale, prescribed by said decree
are rs follows viz Ten per cent OF tho pur-
chase money to be paid in cash the residue IN
three equal Payments ut and years from
the day sale the deferred payments TO bear
intere5., and to DO secured by the bonds OF tho
purchaser, with good personal security and
retention ot title until AL said payments are
made. and the land liable = b. resold upon the
failure Of thn pm. hssnr 10 complete his pur'
chase or comply with the terms If sale.
Ths properly is offered for sale privately VI.
til Fk DAY, the 10Th day Of September next,
when, if not :, d. 1T W il be of red publicly for
sale IN front of Tie Mayor office, Alexandris.
W., Mt II m either rs n whole or in tracts to
suit purchasers, q: may be deemed advisable
on day OF sale.
Pats with full description Of this estate,
can be had ct the otIce of WIN. Ii. BECK 4
CO. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, g.
King street, Alexandria, Va.
Persons desiring to purchase can either apply
to- John II Suite, esq, stafford b., Va; 10
Walker ? Conway, Frederlcks burg: Va to
Wm II. Beck X Go, Alexandris, Va; or 10
Lawrence g. vlor Attorney Ut Law. Alley
andiia. va. LAWRENCE b. TAI LOk,
JOHN Ii SUBTLE,
WALKER l. CONWAY,
G..u.,-i ., ~ ~ o,fs fomm'rs % Sale
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SPRINGS,

NAPPER SPRIN GS, ",
This delightful and decidedly romantic 5 l. NJ
MER RESORT is situated in 3 gap of Bear
Ridge or the western slope of the great North
Mountain, similar to the location OF Capon
springs, Ii miles from Winchester and miles
north Of Capon. Daily communication with
Winchester by msil coach.
For those seeking health, pleasure or quiet
retreat from tho cares of business and the
scorching heat OF Summer, perhaps no place of
similar character presents greater attractions
We have here the Same water as NJ Capon, a'd
. great variety Of other medicinal springs. The
HOTEL arrangements are complete. A fine
Band of Music. Billiard and Bowling Saloon,
Croquette, &c, will be found here Warm and
Cold BATHS always in readiness. Route via
Winchester. No night travel to or from the
place.
Terms Single month OF four weeks, $i5 !;
two months, $50; three months, SIP 80; sin
gle week, $l2; or two or three weeks; Sll +;
81 20 per day. ). NJ. MI Lin, Prop.
Frederick co.. Va, je 29-2sw3w
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CoLoREp FREE MAsONS. The members OF
the different coored masonic lodges in this city,
male and female, dressed in the regala OF their
respective lodges, and bearing the implements
of he order, and preceded by band OF music
,nor,be.l down King street this morning, and
tooL the 81, ven o'clock ferry boat for Wash.
;o,tor IN their way to attend pic ME to be
hnIJ , short distap, re from that city.
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TEMPERANCE JUBIIEE As will be seen by
M advertisement in another column OF to-day 5
Gazette, a grand jubilee and picnic will be
given at Car.jn's Springs, on Thursday next
he l2th instant, under the auspices OF the In
iercndeLt O,dcr of Good Templors Of the
State OF Virginia. a sumptuous collation. will
be prepared for the guests addresses will
be delivered by distinguished advocates OF the
cause and bands of music, string aud brass,
will add their attractions to the epjoyments OF
the day. Many OF the lodges of the order in
the State, and the Grand Lodge Of the District
IF Columbia will be present.
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ASalIxG.- Tolerable sport is afforded those
Yho angle at the upper wharves OF the city
.arlv IN the morning. A nice mess OF white
ncrcb and rock were caught at Shoots wharf
This morning BY an old gentleman who whueo
away couple of hours there with his rod anu
line Minnows constitute the best bait
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Nv Green 4 Wise,

;huetion,ers and koal Estate Agents
G;OMMlSSlONkK SALE.-By virtue Of a
Y decree of the Circuit Court of the county
OF i .expniria Va, pronounced at its Novem
Der term, $50, in the suit f Char e. P. SHAW
vs James A. English, the undersigned. Com
missioner therein nam,d will sell, by public
auction or SArU ROAY, tho IA day Of Au-
on I. 1863 II ~ O'Clock n. N on tho pr c:.
in tho ctY of Alexandria the large thrce- IA
story BElCK BUILDING, now used by .vsisl
the Adams EXPIRES Company situated Oh che
east side OF Fairfax street, between hlng ana
Cameron streets. fronting IS feet 8 inches on
Fairfax md extending beck with that width
l22 for., more or lcs,.
TERMS-OEe fourth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. a.d the residue IN equal IN
,tnlments ut u. l. .ni Is months. with Interest
from tho day OF sal. The boai, f the purchas;,
er, with security 10 DO taken for the deferred
payment AMI ihn title 20 be retained until the
entire purchase money IS paid
GEO WM BRENT.
v,2-ts Conmr of Sale.
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movements of Z. y. Steamers.

PHILADELPHIA. August The steamer
Junilta went to sen last night. The Dictator;
Cartan Calhoun will sail to-day The nlted
States ship Constellation was taken to sea from
the navy ward yesterday morning.
She will proceed direct to Norfolk, TO be re
tanned there as receiving ship.
The Miantonomah, double turret monitor,
and the steamer Cambridge ere also fitting out
fnr ga N his navy yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

PHILADELPHIA, August 5-ll:SO 0 cioch
4. N.-Ths fire here is still burning, but VIII
no. spread teyond the ruins OF Patterson, ware
Lonse, Dining the night, various adjoining
stores took fire from sparks and were more or
less d2nalei. The loss is generally estimated
By the morning papers at over five millions oi
d5lay,. It is now telieved that no lives were
I,st All accounts agree that the fire was cius.
ed b. The fall Of he building, from the weight
a. he ,yhisErv stored in it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

ASSISTANT ASSESSOR or lNTERNAL REV
ENtE.-Mr. II. G. Emerson, formerly OF thi%
city, Assistant Assessor Of the internal Rev
enue, for the counties Of Culpeper, Orange ami
Rappahannock, has established his Office At
Cupepcr Court House,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

BANK OF THE OLD DcMINION.-At a late
meeting of the Board OF Directors of the Bank
Of the Old Dominion, a second distribution Of
the assets of the Bank, to the extent of ten
dollars per share was ordered payable to the
Stockholders on and after the 10th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

POLICE REpoRT- Mayors OFFICE Hen
sou Carter, colored, Tor disorierIy conduct At
Flshtown last night, aud for abusive language,
was dismissed with reprimand
MAGISTRATES OFFICE Nelson Brown, col
ored arrested last night on the charge OF com
pcity IN the robbery lately committed at the
house of Mr.. Thomas Javlns, Was committed
to jail for further examination.
William Williams, coIorod, for variou- petty
thcits, was examined, and, in deiaul; Of bail,
recommitted Tor Court.
John Colston, coored, h&gi@g served oUt hjs
sentence of ten days confinement in tho county
Jail, was released.
James l.. Adams, on the charge OF an assault
committed upon Charles +. Barnes, oil George
town, was held in the sum OF 5000 security to
keep the peace for six months.
WATCH REPORT. Might clear, tut hay,
and temperature seasonablc. There were To
disturbances and but one arrest by the watch
that of colored man at Fishtoan Tor abusive
language,
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THE ENGINEERING PARTY Of the Alex2udfin,
Loudoun aud Hampshire Railroad under
charge OF Capt. Marbury, which left here some
two weeks ago, have reached Moorefeld:: We
understand the party were delighted with the
annearauce OF the country, and declare It's COZ
Formation presents a most eligible location Tor
a railroad, all theiway to Moorefeld. The IN
eipeers are now pursuing their Investigations
between Moorefeld and the Ohio river
Winchester Times.
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EXCURSIONS, dc.
GRAND TOURNAMENT

NkAND IOU Nm AMENI.
THE SECOND ANNUAL GRAND TOUR
NAMENT OF
JEFFERSON CIRCLE, No. 2, B L 7. T c. 4,
WIN be held a. CARLlN'SE ru go
SPRINGS. on MONDAY, II II ES,s.Asr.
Angus 9th 1860, on which occasion FL II
DOLLARS IN cash viii be sivon to the three
LIST prize, So second pre-, So; third r'ize
$40, and medal constituting the fourth prlZa
Open to al corners who may wish 10 enter =
Also there will be SACK RACE; GREASi
POLE will be climbed, and PIG II y TED,
and the person holding the pig for five minutes
will be entitled to tho animal.
The trains will leave the depot in Alexandria
as follows SID and 10 a. m, |, 30 and 80 u.
m. will leave the Springs al and 1880 m,
and 100, and II D. m.
Orator of tho Day. +. hll.GOU Il
Floor Managers.
VIM. H. Underwood, G. Il. House
Il. Tomlinson
Marehal-H. Herbner.
Committee of Arrangements.
Il. T. Lucas,
r. TomiinsooS a: Marshall,
Ii. Herbner. w. Summer
r. Miiiletou, III. Shuman,
Z. A. Moore, j. Travis.
From Mount Vernon Circle1
l. Ii. Thompson, 5. Coleman,
William Miller c. II. House.
Tie whole Circle will form q Committee Of
Order.
A splendid BRASS and STRING BAND
has been engaged for the occasion
Tickets, admitting n gentleman and lady, 81;
single tickets, zoe; children under l. years of
age zoe.
The committee pledge themselves to make
No improper or disorderly persons will be al
lowed on the grounds This order will be
strictly enforced.
Entrance fee for knights 81. All knights
wishing to compete for the prize will pleas, APP
ply by letter or in person 10 Alfred :, Mar
Shall, Fl. S. X. of jefferson Circle, No. p b. U.
ii. +. @. A, No. 1872 King street, Alexsndris,
Virginia. Jy ZU-eotA &dlu
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fRUu TIE market is now supplied bounIi-
iully with every species OF fruit seasonable IN
this latitude. WatermclOns, canteloupes, peach
-, pears, plums, and apples arrive here daily
IN large quantities, anu find ready sale' at
what, considering the rates at Shich they change
hands for the first time, must be exceedingly
remuneratiyc prices to tho hucksters During
he whole Of this season fruits and vegetables
have sold here By retail at higher figures than
N either the baltimore or Washington markets.
WaterD,elons by the cargo sold at Flshtown this
morning ut from $ to SIC per hundred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

ARREST or a THIEF. A colored maa named
Nelson Brown, another Of the parties accused
of committing the late robbery at the house OF
Nr. Thomas Javins, was arrested at his house
IN PAYNE street last night and committed to
ial Scipio Wilson, also eolored, was arrested
and committed the day before for completely IN
the same offence. The three white men, the
Turner, who are also implicatedm the robbery
mad for whose arrests warrants were issued,
have rot been seen or heard OF since the morn
mo after Mr.. Javius was robbed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

TouRNAMENr.-A grad tournament will be
given at Carhu Springs, on Monday next the
9TH instant, uuder the auspices OF JEFFERSON
Circle, Brotherhood of the Union. AFTER the
riding there will be sack race, ing hunt'
and a greasy pole climbed Much sport is an
tieipated. and largo number will, it is thouHht'
he present to enjoy it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

HEAVY FREIGHTs. The receipts oil pro-
Iues by the railroads terminating here nave
greatly Increased within the last week or two
FIFTY. seven loaded cars were brought IN yes
terday by the o., A. & W. r. f., IN which,
among other freight, was l0,llS bushels OIL
ubpat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-At the %t,V,.E-u-
test on Wednesday Mr.. Louis Beg vas d..
cIarcd King for the ensuing year, ht Layine
surpassed all his competitors in IT, .ho0tiuc.
4 meeting was held last night, Tor tn purpose
of perfecting branch Organization Of! the
Irish Natioual Republican Association. y
constitution and by laws were adoptc1. ihc
organization started off n once Us political
smoking out concern.
\ departmental fuel purchasing association
has been formed among the department clerks.
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LAMP SALE.--Greea y Wi-'. f'.. estate
agents. sold yesterday the estate know. 81 "6e'
Lomond," the property @. NJ. BENZ t"'nH'
situated about three mi,cs from N"nas9a'' CON
tanning two thousand acres. " NJ. ". H.
Campbell, of Washington city, .)r :2io'o
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C,xcu, AND MEXAGEaIF.-Ame. New Or
leans Circus AID Meaage,:e viii exhibit in
this city to-f1orrow afternoon H"i night Col.
Ame, big show is spoken %. ~ enc 70: The
most complete ever organized, and it has a.
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