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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

,,ousE AND LOT al VIEAHA. FOR
II SA to a' dsSjsS d at eJ june 1
cunt cunt, 0 OUR in tho suit of WIN P. Roby.s AID
Iei, I9Se vs.. Roby, &c the undersigned
Gommisone named il isd d c"5P N Tid ag
inc iue1 81 ~ ire loor Of Fairfsx Govt H9use;
:s to The hisha, hi @5t thAt al + k S5
NUS emu NJ ~ 1t contsins J.. acres, and IS
G mpro ossdp BY bo frame dT Sa Hna
Other 6Hdnss fruit iF oa and DO on the the public
'fd sSi3s 3 os the eaa %
in hand as deposit, 10 70 Se purchaser should
h a1a fail to M A sSo1 The S Sd ssh
th5es eGqs with n,ee ut 1 G the Day Of Sale
cen in .ncnrsd by the bonds OF tue purchaser
title until the last payment Is made. Inc pur
chaser to pay for conveysncing ana sLsii'ps
'H'''' THOM As MOORE,
Fairfax co,jy l9-lawts Com OF i'S'e'
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TEMPERANCE JUBILEE The pic bic OF the
Good Tcmplars at Carlin Springs Yesterday
was very pleasant and agreeable affair. Some
two or three hundred friends OF the cause were
present, all Of whom spent delightful day
The addresses delivered on the occasion are
repre- scented as having been very appropriate
and eloquent
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nv Green 8, Wise, Auctioneers.

DY VIRTUE of . decree of Alexandra
- County Cours. Virginia. rendered at its
June term, 1869, in the suit of King We. Vernon
ct ais, the undersigned. Commissioner therein
named. will offer Tor sale; by public auction ton
on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of August, 1863
AL IL o clock m, in front of tho Mayors oaico.
in tho city Of AlexaGdria, certain. REAL ES'
TATE in the county OF Alexandria to W.T.;
A LOT OF Lard, containing THkEh ~
ACRES, sit ated at the i~tersection OF the Ola
Georgetown road ana the Washington and AL
exandria Turnpike
Also. another LOT OF LAND. containing
about TEN AND ON E-HALF (iOt) ACRES
Wing on the old road leading from said turn
bike to the Columbia Cotton Fac.ory, and be-
ing very near to tho above described three acre
lot. This is valuable property, Well loeaIoi
and should sell we'll
TERMS-One. fourth Of tho purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in u IL ana
l2 months, with interest from day of sale; inc
bonds * I've purchaser to be given with good
security ol until Tho balance OF the mr. VI
t obo .o money. $ paid. Stamps and Conveyance.
chas o, mo C5st Of the purchaser.
| lhR ~ Va" C. w WATTJES
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To he CaDturcd.

New YORK, August lS.-The Democrat
says THE Captain General Of Cuba has Or
dered the Spanish iron clad Victoria to Dem
erara TO cantnre the Peruvian Monitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

The LoNa BRIDGE The railroad sutbnri-
ties deny that the accident 10 the draw at the
Virginia end OF the Long Bridge, noticed in
yesterday 5 Gazette, was causel by the manner
in which the piles Were driven for the railroad
bridge, but assert that the real cause was that
the draw was out OF order and could not be
fully opened 1t is stated that no piles have
been driven at that point for three years oil
more
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If. ". THOMAS.
K. II. COCkERILlE.
THOS. MOORE.
Mt nou,a Of ca a.


r AND SALE-Pursuant to the decree o.
| the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, rem
dered at November term, 1863, in the suit of {
A. Arundel, &c, vs.. Mary Burke, &c, he
undersigned, Commissioners named in said de-
cree, will, on MONDAY. the 10th day of Au-
gust, 1863. Court day. sell, to the highest bid
der, in front of the door Of Fairfax ~. House,
all that portion of the REAL ESTATE OF
which Thomas Taylor died seized, not assigned
to Mrs Burke and Mrs Cooksey, containing
by actua, survey 81 acres, = roods and II
poles. This land lies on the Brsddocli road
adjoining Samuel Fcnton and others, and hut
a short distance from Centrcvile; is well Wa
tered and wooded.
TERMS-One-tenth OF tho purchase money
in hand rs a deposit, liable t. be forfeited and
the land resold at the risk of the purchaser
should nc fail TO complete his purchases the
residue on n credit of six twelve and eight cen
months in equal nstslmens, with interest from I
the day Of sale, to be secured by tho bonds OF
The purchaser with good personal security, and
a retention Of thetitlc until tho last payment
IS made Stamps and convcyancing at the cost
Of the purchaser ,r,,,
GEO w BRENT,
THOS. MOORE,
p,iriav co. iy 19.lawts CONS of Sale
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT occurred at Broad
way depot, Rockingham county, on Monday
last. 4 lal named Alex Saymaker, about II
years of age from Alexandra, and who had
been visiting at the residence OF his ubc'e, MI
Amos Slaymakcr, shot himself through the
arm. the charge of the Gun entering the inside
of the arm at the elbow Joint and passing
through-missiug both the bones and artery,
The wound is severe, but not dangerous. The
gun was discharged by striking the hammer
as he was climbing fence DR.. Davis dressed
the wound, and the lad is doing well N''
I1JOulOD7rs1IH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

BANK CASES. Judge Underwood, before
whom the motions against the banks OF
Howardsvc, Scotsvie, Monticello, Phillip,
Pittsylvania, aud the Central Bank OF Nlr-
GINA, for Injunction and the appointment OF
receivers were argued and decided yesterday, las
stated in the Gazette OF that date has appointed
Thomas u. Dudley, of Richmond, Receiver
in cases of the Banks Of Monticello and Phil
pi, AMI William Ira Smith. OF Richmond, he
ceiver in the cases of the Banks OF llowards
vile aud Pittsylv
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA AD ADVERTISER.
Auction SALES.

vRY MISERABLE PROPERTY Al
4 GERHANTOWN, IN FA1RFAA ~,
tuR SALE.-By direction of the oeeaS dsr % ~ ~
r;,cuit Court of Fairfax county, renueIeu =.
.'cr, IN 1860 in the suit of Thomas hartis
80 Admr. VS.. Thomas Harrison hel.s , ID
| Oh med Commissioners therein r, hs Hl;
rlI I IN the 10th DAY OF AUGo9Si.' H Ho
% NJ, law in front Of the door of the " hiader
q ! s s'i;ln1ing PARCELS OF LAND, pel0"S
he ioIi3"l nisota Of said Thomss Harrison
n to lhe CooInItaining TWENTY-FIVE A .;5n 81
: "a at 'Germsntown, on the no ,s. e tho
sLae, title River Turnpike S''
The 4'->own r9ai; NINETEEN ACEEs.
w. nnrth side of the Little NJ 81 81
situated ont t the Georgetown lo'''
Pike and west Z ION Tn no NrTIy FIVE ACRES
separates this lot !. f;,.io river and Eau
Is Ioca,oJ Hn,Snnn tho a lands OF III +
puier Pike, and sdjoins Il. Two ACRES
liowison and tho late Tapley .Sos through
No. 4-Contains THIRTY Richard
and is on Fox's Mill road which pa. '.om 10
i. nnd adioins Sampson Beach Mrs.
son and Others, only short distance /.
No ..
No 5-Contaius TWENTY ACRES, is two
miles of Germantown, and adjoins the lands OF
N. b. Watkins and others. This lot is mostly
covered with pine and other growth.
These lots OF land arc al desirable rs build
ing sites and rendered valuable by their loca-
ton beng, except No. 8, on and near the Lit
tie River Pike and contiguous to several coun-
ty roads centreing at Germantown.
TERMS--Ten per centum Of tho purchase
money to be paid in hand, to be forfeited IN
case the deferred payments are not complied
with; the residue to be paid in three equal in
stalments at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from the day CT sale, the purchas-
or giving bond with personal security. and a
retention OF the title until the last payment /;
made. Stamp and costs ~ deeds 10 be paid
If. W THOMAS
K. Ii. COCkERllIE
TuOS MOORE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

On CHANGE. The grain and proIdt' mar
ket during the week has been quite active
The books OF the Corn Exchange show the d
ferinps for the last six days OF wheat, earn, ry'
and oats to have been 5&.2S1 bushels, the re
c,ipts outside added to which will swell the
amount to upwards of G0ooO making the tota
since the 1T OF the month to exceed | Ia, 90
bushels This is very fair ex hibltand show:
that the growth of the grain tradeot cur city
is steadily increasing. The grain received here
meets with ready sale, at prices that con-
pare very iavorably with the other markets Of
the country. Daring the week there has been
decline in the price Of wheat, rye and oats,
but corn has steadily advanced, and close:
firm -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE -pnung the
trial of n case at the Magistrates oflcc TINS
morning man named Henry kaScF'' who had
been assaulted last night by his step son. APP
Piled 10 Justice Moore Tor divorce but III
WIFE who WAS witncs, in the case against
MIN. utterly opposed anything OF the KIND
saving that she had not done with HIM yet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13
LOCAL NEWS.

MEMORY That animals possess the faculty
Of memory was proved demOustrativcly in this
city Yesterday evening, in the following man
ner. Two years ago Mr.. John Williams, who
lives near Fishtown, was in the crab business
aud upon one occasion while so engaged carried
home basket full of live crabs. His COW at
tractcd BY the green sea weed that covered
them, in smelling around the basket as it sat
on the ground in the yard, was caught by the
nose by one OF them, aud only released herself
from the painful pressure Of its claws by the
most powerful efforts Yesterday Mr.. Williams
bought and took home some more crabs and
one OF them climbing out of the basket craw!ed
ont INTO the yard, where the same COW was
feeding, but no sooner had she seen 1t, than
recolocting how two years ago she had suffered
from similar looking creature, he became
possessed Of the liveliest fear, ani dartcd out
of the gate, and under no circumstances could
BE- induced to return until the cau@a 1t her
alarm was removed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

BLACK Bass The waters OF the Potomac
arc furnishing new species of game for our
fishermen. Que day last week, Thos. II;
Clagett, ir, caught six or eight Bass large and
fine, and to him we are indebted for TRY.
These fish we're introduced into the Potomac
only a few years ago, and already they have
become quite plentiful. We have heard OF
several parties who have ansled from thelr
watery homes, these delightful fish. - Loa6o"'
Uirylly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13
XIRGINIA At rules held in the CIerk

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of tho Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, on the "a day of August, 1863; Edmund
p. Gaines and Albert A. Gaines, merchant
and partners, trading under the hrm namc Of
F.. p. Gaines y Co, plaintiffs against George
NJ. Coffin and the Orange, Alex sndria and
Manassas Railroad Company, defendants: In
chancGry and upon an attachment
The object of this suit is to attach in the hands
Of tho Orange. Alexandria and Manassas Rail
road Company the sum of money duo by said
company to the said George w. Collin, and TO
subject tho sSmo TO tho pay .nent Of debt due
by him to the compliments, amounting to
SO DO, with interest from tne I'd of Juno, 1869.
The defendant, George w. Coffin, not having
entered his appearance and given security
according to tho act Of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing by sfhda-
Wit that he is not resident of this Sste,it is or
dered that the said defendant appear here with
in one month after the publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted i'll tho Alexandria
Gazette, q newspaper published in the city OF
Alexandria, once q week for four successive
weeks. and posted at the front door Of the
Court House cf this county. A copy-toste.
j. TACEY, Clerk.
Cha'. l.. Sinclair, Z. q. aug l3-lawfw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

Letter Among the unavailable letters re-
manning in the Postoticc in Baltimore, is one
directed to John T. Thompson, Alexandria,
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are retained III Luo Vass HS~ '-'lNuI' NJ Lni ."
want If proper directions Sc;
Mis- Annie NJ. DeCordora, Austin, Texas.
Charles Waite, Culpeper Court House, Va.
Mrs. G. Cave, Madison Court House, Va.
Charles Ais, Stafford county, Va
Thomas j. sullivan, Manassas station, Va.
w. ii Crawford & Co., Baltimore.
Silas Huntington, Dover, Del.
John Fluther, no Z. O. direction.
Rev. l.. 8 Inmas no p. o. direction.
Sandy Alexander, no P. .. direction.
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Beck, nmuA a, 49Vn:g- of Sal"

IRoal Estate Agents and AsGiionef9Ir a ii,r.E
/ &c H0 - H' AND 4 I LOT ON TIE East Es:s
SIDE OF WATEkS ST. f B EirtSe Of a11a
~ Is I- IN from James 7 Crump and WIFI dated
Thu ion day . of q SssS Of S a ri
r ,hS i.dorei"Hcd Trustee, Will sell, by pub
sas9P 59" Of hG h Nr5fsb sss 2 na
~ hugist 1880 ~ i A.. the LOT OFGROUND
on ta % sde Of Water Set%Gen n , p@Ee
tive feet. and one hundred feet in dGptn' IN
slowed by q neat and commodious fkA ME- ,ba
DWELLING, containing ten rooms, latsiy 'ho
residence oc James L. Crump.
TERMS-Onc-flth of tho purchase money 10
he paid in cash; the residue in three equal IN
s,aimonts at 6. u ind IL months respectively
with iute,est from tho day OF sale the deferred
to be secured by the notes sn Cd t dssa Of
,rmst y, ON he premises; the purchaser to in
sure the buildings and assign tho policy to the
- + , 49, ,,,,r'.bsecr L ENGLISH,
10 rl-t;
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POLICE REPoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. -Bev-
erly Washington, colorcd for dsOrderly con
duct last month, near the Diagonal Pump,
arrested last night by officer Kane, was dismls-
scd by the payment OF costs,
, Sarah Hart, on complaint oil her nelghbor5,
for disorderly conduct at the house OF Lcuis
Trsler, was discharged upon taking an oath
to buy no more liquor for six months.
John Dean, arrested by watchmen Phillips and
Henry, for disorierly conduct, and for an as
sault upon his epiather, Henry Kasch, last
night at Fishtown, was dismissed upon the
payment of costs
Henry Kasch for disorderly Conduct near
Flshtogn was discharged as no evidence was
educGd to eliminate him.
MAGISTRATES OFFICES. "a warrant was Is
sued at the instance OF Susanna Sthrivor tor
the arrest of Philip Sthrivcr, her husband,
charged by complainant with an assault upon,
and for threatening to kill her.
George Lucus, on the charge of rob bing the
clothes line of Mr. William Metzger, was COM
mittcd to Jail Tor further examination.
Catharin Banks, colorcd, arrested for steal
inc ducks from Isabel Robinson, color, I'd, was
discharged at compliments cost
WATCH REPORT. Might clear but hazy and
temperature warm. With the exception of e
disturbance near klshtown the city pr sservcd
It's uSual ouictness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

LoYAG LEAGUE The regular weekly meet
ing If the Loyal League will Be held tonight
at the usual place, in the coored school house.
near the Bridge Pump. 1t is said that a pub
liea,ion Of the names OF the members IN this
CITY would occasion great surprise, as among
them are many who publicly profess them
stlycs t. h. thorough going Democrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

STARCH-Duryes' Satin Gloss Starch for
y sale by lily 29l j, Q. MlLBuKN.
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PERsoNAL.-The special car of Mr.. Garrett,
pres cent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
pa through this city this morning, on Its
way % The White Sulphur Springs, for tie
pup Sc Of bringing MIR. Peabody back to
Baltimore. In this connection it may be meI'
tioa. d that the late reported failing condition
Of Mr.. Peaboiy's health has been much ezag-
gerated
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IMITATION HAIR |

LArAN BRAlDS
Very cheap, ,N,lI all excellent substitute Tor
the genuine Hair l2raids Large sizes, only 81
cent Gail in ani examine them.
CHAS. W. GREEN,
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p,;r,ar 60 10 19.lawts CONS of Sale.

COMMISSIONER SALB.-By virtue of a
u decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax co..
rendered at its June term, 1852, in the suit OF
Samuel ID. Stryker's Administrator W. Sand
ford p. Coudricks Administering and others,
tho undersigned, Commissioner. therein named !,
w;ll on tho 18th DAY OF July, lsG9 that
being Court day, in front OF t1e door OF FniriS&
TRACT OF LAND, lying on the Fauquier
turnpike, miles Yves. of FalraxC. IL, adjoIning
tho lands Of Joseph Robinson and containing loo
acres, moro or less. While this land Is without
improvements, its wood, water and location
render it desirable property.
TERMS Ono. fourth IN hand the residue II
three equal irstalments, payable at TX, twetv'
and eighteen months, with interest from In
DIV of sale to be secured by the bonds OF th
purchaser. and retention of title until tho las
payment ia made, !StTD0R Ky. Con- 6m. o. Of S,o
Fairfax co., JIG lS-lawiw
zss-Tno above sale has been Postponed r...,ll
AUGUST 10Th, nj the same hour ana place
" u LAWS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

DGowNEp. A white man named Jones'
cmp.oycl as cook OF the schooner Nellie T.
Payne, which trades to this port, lying ut the
Tenth street whirl at Washington, ac1idently
fell overheard yesterday afternoon, while in an
Intoxicated condition, and was drowned before
assl,tanc, could he rendered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

DEMoREsT's MAGAZINE. From tn book
and periodical depot of Mr.. Geo. f. .French
No. % King street, we have received to day
the September number of Demorests Mirror
OF EaShiOns
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~ q r. | & F. .

y
The Ladies Of the Manassas and Bull Run
Memorial Association propose holding p U B.
Lie MEETING and having a DINNER at
GRONETON, on SATURDAY EVENING.
the 2Sth of August. for the purpose of raising
funds to enable them 10 complete the work OF
intorring tho remains Of the Confederate dead
whose remains are still uninterred--in their
Cemetery, near Groveton.
Ample accommodations will be provided Tor
any number of visitors and tho ladies re.nom-
herring tho pnst libernlly of tho publ" n en-
Cuurngiug thcm in their work feel that 1t Is on
~ necessary 20 issue this notice to secur the
attendance of those who will literally aid them
in the completion of II. Several distineui shed
speakers are expected to deliver addresses on
the occssiOn aug 49, It'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

VALUABLE FARM For SALtIBy yir1 r.
v tun Of tho decree OF the Circuit Court Oh
E.;riex county, rendered at the June term,
tefa in tho suit OF Alfred Moore and vile and
n r1b again st VIM. u. Sewal and wife, the
Urdrrsigncd, as special Commissl9nor, namea
~ ooid dcrrc3 will, on MONDAY, the l6th
dav "f August, 1869, Court lay, oiier i95 SAFE
hT public auction, 20 the highest biaaeIi II
f,yont Of the door of FairfaS Court +, house, thH
1WuYALUABLE FARM known rs " WoodvlIie
of which the late Sybil Hunter, relict 6i JONI
p Hmrttr died sci. ID, continuing z6et acres
ms farm is known rs one OF the most valu4o!
~ '' irs f"rttn of the county of Fairfax 1t
situated im,uediatciy on the Orange h.oHah
br,a md Man . ssas Railroad, one milo west
Fsirf,X station Tho improvements consist a.:
of n STONE DNTELLlNG HOUSE, WIN HI Nh
DO neu,I ont buiId,.pgs, hno mil seat, g. ot
orchards heavy timb.@r. both hsrh ni' i'i ia :,
An abundance of wutel, inc ia'i' 9
ths highest state OF cultivation ..,,,
TERMS-One-tenth Of tie p"rChsss .,I'. ','
in hand IS a deposit liable ''
the land resoId Mt the ! -" . ph. th
should he fail TO compieto ms PttGI ,b,ec,
residue on n credit Of six, twelve al 49,
months, in equal instruments WIN Ill., .h bnnd
from the day of sale, TO be secured oy lhs tv
of the purchaser, with good personal secu, ~
and retention of title until the last payment =
made Costs of conveyancing ana stamps L
90 pS''' - '''' THOS. MOORE, ''mm'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-13

TIMBERED LAND FOR SaLE.-PGrsu-
\ mt t. the decree of the Circui, Court OF
Fairsax county, rendered at June term, 1902
in the suit OF Kiuchcloc V. Hickey, &c, the
undersigned, Commissioner, named in seii de
cree viii, on the 10th DAY OF AUGi ST,
1869 Court Monday, sell. to the highest bidder
before the door of Fairfax Court llouse, the
follow, q LOTS or PAKChLo or LAN ID
Lot No |, in the division If ColncIius Nm
cheloe's estate, assigned to the estate OF Mary
Kincheoe, decd, containing FIFTY EIGHT
ACRES by recent survey. This land mes on
the south of the Orange, Alexandria and Man
assas Railroad, near Clifton station Is heavily
tim bcred and very valuable.
Lot No 4, of said division SLOTTED 50 the 80
tate of Susan kincheloe, and contains ElGlil
ACRES. lhis Land lies Immediately on Bull
Run. A plat Of these lands will be shown thos
desiring t. purchase by the COMMISSIONER
TERMS-One-tenth of the purchase-mon
| in tand ms deposit, liable to be forfeited and
| The land re:oid Mt the risk 0. the purchaser
should no fail to complete his purchase inc
residue in three equal instalmen,s at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months. with interest from th'
dav Of .sle, to be secured by the bonds OF INK
purchaser, uni retention of tito until the lGs
| paymcnl is made. Stamps and deeds at th'
, expcnse Of the purchaser. -
THOMAS MOORE,
Sol.
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q . L. ID
MARINE LIST.

Nsw YORK. August l3-GolI to-day l3l.
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HAIR
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TABLE SALT
1000 sacks small size Table Salt.
800 sacks medium size Table Salt,
500 sacks large size Table Salt o tore ana
| for sale by W. A. HoCi,.
iy6 No. 81 North Uni en- street.