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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DIspATUHRsTo THEeAzETTR
Important from Cubn.

WASHINGTON, June j-Thc Navy Depart
ment has advices from Admiral Hof, dated
Matanzas, May o. in which it is stated that
the feeling OF luminosity between the volunteers
and the Cuban element is much less bitter than
reported in Havana; that American commerce
is uumolested at Natanzis, and that merchants
and shippers carry on their business as in time
OF peace.
TIE Admiral is informed that Gen. Lesca,
Governor OF Puerto Principe, has been removed
by the Captain General for alleged cruelties in
tombarding camp Of women and children,
aad General Nelonc ordered to succeed him.
This action has caused great dissatisfaction
among the Havana volunteers, who have
placaIded the streets with satirical charicatures
OF Dale.
Ii was rumored that Trinidad was cnvroned
by large force OF insurgents, and had pro.
baby been captured.
At Gusrteuino, on the South Side, near
the East end Of the Island, the insurgents are
said to be pxc,ciingly strong, 10 consequence
ct Ill, successful landing OF expeditions in
thai disuj;. AID lh.i IN a recent engagement
the Spanish troops were deferred
Onc fact Is positive that the actual sup
posed size tdi landing Of czpea itions has
inpaicd me-. life INTO an insure elton that to all
appearance VS. dying out tut a few weeks
a.o.
The Naralansct j. expected from Neuvctes
on the 2jih ot May, when Admiral Hoff expects
to give .hc Department news OF the progress
Of affair in the vicinity of that place
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW.

CHS. Chareh.-service at IL a M and p.
m, BY Rev, K. II. McKim
81. PdUEs Ch,rch.-Service at IL s. Ia. by
Rev. Dr. Norton.
Grccc Cturch.-Seryice ST II a m, ard s
p. M, by Rev. u. +. Sprigg
81 Mary S.-Mass at 7 u. M. and II y M
Ncspers ut 81 p. IN.
Frs! Presbyterian in the mornin z
by Rev. Septimus Tustin. ID.
Second Presbyterian. Sermon in the morn
.ng and at night by kov. Mr. Leftwieh.
Methodist Episcopal Church South. -Seruon
ia the morning and ut night by Rev. DR. Hough
Methodist Episcopal -Sermor in the morn
ing and 3. night, by Rev 4. H. Haynes.
Methodist Protestant in the morn
ing and a. night by Rev. Mr.. Benson.
BGDtjSt.-No service
Village CiGpel Service in tue morning and
II night by Rev. Mr.. Hummer.
AiercHdIp Christian association. --CfcRertu
Prayer Meeting in the Second Pres. Church. ~
O'Clock r. IN, ana every evening curing the
coming week in the Association new room Sc
cond floor of no. 90 King street, at o'clock.
4 cordial welcome Will be gwen to al who
will attend upon these means of grace.
BETH Ncrr.ccs AT King street wharf at
p. m. weather permitting
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STORM --Tnere was violent rain storm last
night, accompanied with iightniug and thunder
The rain fell in torrents, aud fooisrrevaed in
some Of the sr,,is The gardens were much
washed, aud some jt them q. n-idcIs Iy icjurcd
A peach tree in the yard oil the Captain OF the
Night Watch, filed with a splendid variety OF
balf-grown peaches, was washed up IS the
roots. All The runs In the Gegbborhocd over
flowed their bank, AID along some OF them the
damage oc1asioned has been serious much OF
the newly p!owed ground being washed away
The bridge across Cameron run vas carried IF
aud COW beionging to Mr., John L5les, on
Pike run, was drowned. Many OF the telegraph
poles between hele a4d Ocecquan were also
iellej by the storm.
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Mrs. DR.. Walker.

WASHINGTON, June The fair Dr. Mary
Walker, diseusted with the failure of all her
effort 10 obtain an office, waited on the Sec
rotary Of War to-day to ascertain what families
are going to Europe this summer, in order
that she may obtain employment to travel
abroad Tor some family as family physician, at
moderate compensation. She says she has
an ,npor, ant mission in Europe, which, when
fulfilled Will lastly benefit the human race,
aud that the family that takes her to Europe
In the above capacity, and thereby affords her
an OPPORTUNITY to carry out the objects OF this
nrsom viii earn the gratitude Of future
9. u. r.tinis
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Police REPORT--MAYoR'S OFFICE The
Mayor is at his ofice from 9 4. IN. to t. III. ,
and from TO > p. III. every day except Sun
day
There were no criminal eases there TO day
he sole business transacted being the issuing
Of licenses.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE Champ Carter,
colorcd, VS.. William Cole, colored, tor an n.
sault-defendant put under bonds to keep The
peace. The facts in this case may lot b. un-
interesting. Carter, who suffered with he
toothaehe, was advised by oolOred doctor TO
girdle an apple tree so that it would die, and at
the same time cut from 1t Il twig; to pick his
decayed tooth with the twig, then put the
twig in red flannel bag, tie the bag with
horse hair and put it in his pocket. and told
that Us the tree from which the tooth pick
had been taken died, the nerve OF the tooth
would die, and he be relieved OF his paiD.--
Carter found an apple tree growing in Cole
yard. lie grdled it, cut from 1t twig, picked
his tooth with the twig, aud was tying the
tooth pick up in the red flannel bag with
horse nair, when Cole, who had been watching
him from his window, rushed out of his house,
under the superstition that he was to BIZ the
subject ola spell or trick, and with hoop
pole, beab0rcd the innocent toothachc saityser
within an inch of his HE.
WATCH REPoRT.-Severc storm. 1t was
rainy and cloudy all night. A disturbance
occurred near the corner OF King and West
streets, but no arrests were made. There were
40 dodgers at the watch house.
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sb9E ED.

In this city, on Thursday, Juno 81, ste. p
lingering illness Mrs ELlZ., L. FUN e,
wife of Win. H. Fowle, esq, aged tt Nsrs
i true and devoted wife. iOEd INothe'. and
sincere friend, we'll known md belpyed in this
community. She leaves wide circle oi friend
10 mourn their loss and to sympathl2e " i.h her
stricken fatally in their great 4sresvoU ent
Ia Pni,alelphis, on the 1'h MAJ, CARRIE
LOUISA. ttird daughter ot Erasin'is q. and
Julia A. Waring, in the ll.h year Of her ase.
Thy .uuch loved i2rrl, now cold and lead,
Each mourniu. shc aght employs:
We weep cur Ca'thiy comforts ted
Aud Witho. i all our Joys.
Hope looks heyocd the bcunds at TIME"
When what We now dcplo7e,
Shall rise ia full iGi4lortal prime,
And bloom IL tade no more.
On FRIDAY night, at tea o'clock, ELIZA
BETH, wife Il VIM. NoW.aui, 40 the ,uth
year 81 her age ~ The h.ncrSi VIII take
place from the residence Of hor soI-in-law,
rhcs. Colhngsworth. No. Fairfax street, be-
tween King and Prince SITS, 81 O'clock t.
morrow afternoon. Friends Asi acquNIrtnnsc5
Of the family are invited 10 attend.
ORANGE ICE TllIS EVENING al
AlIERRAiH'S
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my 81
THE "PERSI CATOR,"
OR PEACH MANURE.

Il Oh IEACh NJ AN U NE.
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF POTASH.
Tho exterminstor of Rust, Spores and In sects
that infest the Corn and Wheat.
The Top Dressing for Grass and Glover
For Tobacco and Corn i. oiords the most
concentrated form of
SOL UBLEP TIES AND POTASH.
The food which forms the mine l part of the
plant, so We'll known TO all intelligent planters,
furnishing the Tcry elements that are removed
with every crop, and are deficient in cultivate!
soils both in Europe and America. sna in al
farm NATURES
CHEAPER THAN WOOD ASHES
Supplying the peculiar elements of he
Peach.
Orchards maaurcd with the 'Pcrsicetorp
bore last year abandantly AMID "Hundrc|3 OF
Thousands of Trees in the Same neighborhood,
not thus MANFRED, that did not yield single
Peach
Diseased Trees. with yellow leaves, under
the influence Of The "Persicator," produced
dark green foliage In few weeks.
Corn stands 40 hill" even In the midst OF
other hills, injured by tho insect, that were not
mnnured by it.
No Lime should be applied TO land without
its cooperation, Ms its influence Is largely IN
creased rs lime and, when Stacked with It,
other advantages result in the economical use
of the Potash. For sale by
VIM CREIGHTON 81 SON,
Agents and Pstentees Bowlys wharf,
nv l3-dlSStwlm Baltimore Md.
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The Markets.

New YORK, June Stocks firm but fever.
lsh. Money easy at 6a7 per ct. Exchange 9t
iortiea, coupon 81. North Carolinas COZ, new
jGs, Nrginjas, old, SIS, new Gl4.
New YORK, June 5.-Fiour 50 lower. -
Wheat Il shade tirmer. Corn lc better.
BALTIMORE, June 5.--Cotton very firm at
30. Flour fairly active but prices unchanged.
Grain entirely unchanged except for mixed
corn which is quoted at Sass. Provisions are
unchanged since yesterdays prices Whiskey
weak at l0lalO2
BALTIMORE, June 5.-Virginias old, 10.
Scrlbed 90 bid, jOt asked, do. 1866, 56t bid
500 asked, do, 1867, So biz, do. coupon new
624 asked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

INTERNAL EEvENCE APPOINTMENTS. The
touoTiue appointment, % Assistant Assessors
have been made in tn 18th Collection District,
Va, Winfield s. Chase. vice Ii. NJ. Fitz,
hugh, Fairfax Go. I. NJ. Fletcher, vice f..
III. Whiting, fauquier Co, Watkins Jane,
vice NJ. B. Tapey, Shenandoah Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

PoLlTIcAL.-Iu Consequence of til, storm
last night the speech of Dir. Charles White
>ey, which was to have been delivered at the
market house square, was postponed. y crowd
Of about fifty, who had assembled to hear the
speech. were addressed fot lew minutes by
Mr.. Tute Tatsapaugh, who advised them C.
vote for Lewis Mckenzie for Congress, but his
remarks we're Interrupted and suspended by
Justice Moore, who Threatened him with an
arrest If he persisted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

STRAWBERRIES. The crop OF strawberries
this year has been very prolific, aud the size OF
the fruit has been unusually large. From
Maple Grove the resid nee Of Mr.. William
Arnold, near this city, w resolved this morn-
lug a sample OF thar gentleman's crop, leach
one of which was as large as JuGc apple and
as luscious as a ripe pear, They were unques
tionably the largest aud Guest specimens OF the
berry We have seen this season, and tell we'll
for Mr.. A. rs hortculturl>t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

GoINa, GoINal GoIg0l faster than IN auc-
tioneers hammer can knock them DON.
Bondhcim's Linen SC,ts winch b - is acl ing
at the very lowest figures.
Linen Pacts 81 Sl25, .$L5o. sid upwards ;
Il large variety OF Waite Due Suit. nj all prices.
5 BLONDHEiM,
je3 Cor. King and Fairfax sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

EXCITEMENT ON VINEGAR Hit " Con:
siderable excitement was created 10 the locality
Known as "Viuegar Hill, late yesterday even
.ur by fight which occurred there between a
Iusa named Thomas JavinS aud colored
mau Some !Iicnds of the colorei man soon
rallied to his assistance, snd JaSius was forced
10 seek >atcty in flight Hi eight, however
wa the ~ieual Tor general turuing out OF all
the residents OF the nclshLrohood aud lie was
pursued 10y c.o~d OF col1red meu, womcn and
boys. to the shore Of Hunting Creek aud only
escaped by Jumping into 4 boat aud pushing
rar.1ly oat into deep water.
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DrciSion Affirmed,

NASHINGroN June 5--In the case OF SOL
dicr in Texas, tried for the murder of citizen,
by military commission, from which an ap-
peal was taken on the ground that in time OF
peace the evil authorities should take cOgni-
2ancc Of the ease, the Attorney General has
affirmed tic decision Of the commission, and
decide! that it was proper for it to try the case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

SERMON. Tie Fredericksburg Ledger say:
Rev. Mr. McKim, of Alexandria, preached
most interesting and Instructive sermon in
the Methodist Church last Sunday morning
from the words Almost thou persuadest
81 ,us 10 be christian. He is "a young man OF
great promise and no doubt will soon take his
stand prominently among the first ministers ct
the Episcoral Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

PmoTAGg The Washington core rondcnt
Of the Baltimore Sun SAYS,
For some time past the riverside people OF
Alexandria have experienced difficulties IN the
way of collecting harbor dues, &c. The oppo
sition to payment of dues on the part of mas
ters Of vessels had induced the Alexandria
Common Council to suspend indefinitely the
office and fees OF harbor master. Constructive
piotage is now attacked. The law authorizes
river pilots who speak vessels at the mouth oil
the river to demand and receive certain fees
from all vessels Except colliers) coming u9 the
river. even though they should not need the
services of a pilot, These movements attract
much attention among rivermon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

GolD. 4 gentleman from Fairfax courty
was exhibiting, in the market square, this
morning, a usgcet of prize gold, weighing
about halt All ounce, which ii was stated, had
been found on the farm Of Mr. BAIL Can't,
near the Chain Bridge wher.. II is under
stood, what is supposed to b. rtch lead has
La.n discovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

RELEAsED. -Sefer Blouse, the keeper Of a
grocery store on the upper end OF King street,
who, in default of the payment of S5S fines aud
costs, for iuiractions o! the Sunday law, aud for
selling liquor to minors, was committed to the
wolk house three or four days ago, for three
morth,. paid the sum assessed agaias. H,n
this morning, and was released
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

MRs g. l.. SIMPSON, No rs King street has
now On hand n very elegant assortment ot Mil
liner Goo;S OF every description and variety.
Her Flowers are tao most beautiful in the mar
Ket. and her Grapes, IL,cos ana Ribbon are ali
well selected. Also the n eapoiLan shd s'traw
Goods are very tine. CU'i aud 500 thetn before
pufcDnsipg elsewhere. my ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

Coal TRADE. The American Coal Company
shipped from this por. during the week which
wiIl expire this evening, $50 tons OF coal Il
larger qnautity than was ever beiOro shipped
BY one company during all equal period oil time
either from this city or Georgetown,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

peorER1Y SALES Sales of valuable prop
erty adSertised jy Thomas Moore, and d.
Dnlany Bail. to take place at Fairfax Court
House, ON Monday. SALE OF valuable land in
Fauon;er advertised by \. b. Payne, to take
place at Wa.renton on Monday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

A valuable dog, belong
ing to Mr.. Fogerty, leer and mineral water
bother near the corner OF Columtus and
Franklin streets. was poisoned and killed last
night. A week ago an attempt made to
rob the premises of Mr.. Fogerty, was discov-
cred by the barking OF the dog, and a dis
charge OF shot in the direction of the robbers
drove them off, though they returned the fire
Ooe Of the robbers, il has since been found
ont, was struck, and to his righteousness is
attributed the death of the dog.
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FERTILIZERS.
WHEATl
SEED WHEAT

- SEED WHEAT
We call the attention OF our farmers to GEO.
A. DEI1ZS LARGE LIST of the best WIN
TER SEED WHEAT in this country. Mr.
Detz has selected twenty varieties out Of over
one hundred on his Seed Wheat Experimental
Farm, near Chsmbersburg, Pa, and nov offers
them for sale We advise every farmer to send
in the Experimental Farm journal, in which
y description ard price list is given. Mr.. Deitz
viii send one copy free 10 all who send for 1t.
Address. GEO. A. DEl1Z,
ia 2-lsw2m Chamb ersburg. Penn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

PoLTIcs on THE STREET CoENERs.-A man
named L. Palmer made speech to mixed
crowd On tho corner Of King and Union >t:,ois
yesterday evening. His remark. however,
were very suddenly INTERRUPTED and suspended
BIZ one Of his auditor who struck hin 4 yioI'1it
blow on the mouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

The MARKET this morning was we'll sup
Piled Vegetables begin to show declining
tendency, owing to their abundance. The
butchers bad excellent fresh meats. Green
peas, asparagus, lettuce, railshes, &c., &c, a
little lower than lat quotations. Butter, also
Is On the decline. The display OF strawberries
vas fine. Nr. Slater had quantities Q! the
largest size Ind his stand vas quite atiraciiSr.
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DAUGE'S BLOOD MANURE.
a 2-l6WZn

Extremely rich in heterogeneous matter and es-
pecially valuable to tobacco planters and mar
ktt gardeners. In this valuable msnure Their
is no liberation or admlxture OF any Kino
wi ate yer. and its use is recomm ended to sgri-
cuturists in all cases where n rapid and luxu'
nous growth OF the plant is desired. Price S52
lcr Zoo lbs in bags. For sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
nv 81 ID King street
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jos

ArPAcA CoATs Linen Busters, White and
Brown Linen suits, teIc Cashmere Pants nuG
Vest, White Duck Vests, and al the novelties
in Geutlemcr's Furnishing Goods can be pur
chased ut the lowest prices. ut ;. hE Lu"MS
one Price Clothing establishment, ~ King
street he
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETINGS.
= grand nass meeting will be Ii cid at Gu L.
PEPfR Z. IL, on TIA G RSDAY, 10th of June
and will ho addressed by
Major Is; IL Douglass, Of King M'ilism co.
Hon. John l.. May re- jr., of Fredel lcksburg'
KX Coy. William smith, of Fauqui,,r.
At NJ y \ ASS A 5 JUNCTION, t'ATU R-
DAY Juno l2lh and will be addressed by
Major Il. Is. Douglass, of King Will IN CO
hon. j. l.. Mayre, ir., of Fredericksburg.
Hon. 4. John son Barbour, Orange co.
All who iavC.r the election OF Gilbert @. Walk
er arc earnestly invited to attend. ie Std
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

Minor ITEMS. The money drawer "a tie
store of Mr. Henry Struss, on the corner d
kiug aud St Asaph streets was robbed this
evening by coloyed man.
1t is suggested to parties WIZ think they
own fast horses to exercise their animals on
less frequent thoroughfares than the middle OF
Washington street
Another rain this evening the whcat mast
suffer
A pointer dog was locked Up in one oi The
drug stores The ether night. Tie following
morning it was found hi had played the part OF
the bull IN the china shop aud played i, well
too.
A beautiful new PASSENGER car has been tura-
=! out from the shops oi'thc \ l.. 4 II R. Il.
Excursion to Gly,aont ,n-morr0w on The
Wawas"t
Tie hotel at Rosslyu has been complete! RE-
nice plac, TO rest during an evenings dive.
A bald eagle wa captured on the bank u
the Potomac two or three days aro, h. c1Iof-
ed man in l fair fight.
Carlin's SPRING have been opened for the
season.
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TuEFrs Justice Beach had all his chicken

stol.n from him 4 day or two ago \ valuable
cos belonging TO Mr., James Hemmcrsley was
stolen opo night this week Petty thefts are
on the increase, aud it tehooves everybody
who owes property tina; is worth stealing to
keep vigiant watch upon il.
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NV William l.. Wall Il Co.,

lUctiULccrs, Store Cor. Jth and CoUIslans ave.
Washington, D. G.
GALE OF NEW AND SUPERIOR LONG
= RrAT-Ry virtue of amortgaget,sc-- nj
dated Sob Of November 1867. and-ESsSa3
,Il,iy recorded in the Custom House At George.
town. d. c in Liber g. folio le9, shall sell,
on MONDAY, June list, instant. at Riley's
Wharf, near the foot Of 18th street west at II
M, The long Boat ANDY JOHNSON" to
eether with All its sppurtenances. This boat ] !
IN fine condition, with new sails and all nece )
saIy al.pare!.
TEHMS-OEe-third ash residue in eql al
payments. with interest sttwo end four mont hS
secured by notes with acceptable endorser &c
:i(0a at the TINE OF sale. Three Gays to coma ply
with terms Of sale, otherwise the boat will be
rrsol 81 Tho risk and cost OF purchaser.
:. ID. CASTLEMAN.
W. Ia. WALL Il co, Aucts-
NJ .lingtoG D. c., 10 SIS
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CITY ITEMS.

Fox .enuine French D7ap q etc and Russia
Duck Suits, look in at :. Dea ham One Price
Clothing establishment, 81 King street. These
goois are extraordinary ard rarely ever found
ready mN0n. 10 =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

WILCOX &GIpB's SEwING MAcHGNE.--Froin
the work done by this Machinei 1t Is pronounced
the best Family Machine a. the world. Agen-
cy as y. Baurns HoopskirG and Corset Factory,
olS eth street, tetwe n AMI +, Washington,
II ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

County COURT The ,lune term Of ihe
County Court ioi this county comme uces on
MonI., u,xt, Lewis McKen -, pre,iline jus
tice, assisted bv Jusric,q Allen Pierce ard j..
ID Harmon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

NAY Let, 1869.
UAVlNG purchased the int. es. ~ ~ pa'nsrt.
ii Il En- glish, wo the subserib Srs. fe5p psrt.
nership, under the firm of TOLSoi,'ic 6SNNIiS.
CO, for the prosecution OF a genera ,slo,-s in
trusted to our care shall receive from Us pe'''A
ally PROMPT and faithful attention. y OLSON
my S-tf "a. - -
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USi Between tho Alexandria, Loudoun
Il anu Hampshire Depot aud tina Potomac
Ferry, oI N board Of the steamer City of Alex-
anGria, on Monday afternoon la II, GOLD
GROSS, with three Greek words engraved on
II. The hrdcr will be suitably rev varded If he
will leave IL a. the corner Of J Princess aDd
Washington SITS, No. 95. ja 4-lW
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nAUGVs RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.

An old established and rcisDic manure, guar
snlred L. C f,,nin no nile.q. &uano nor any
ndultetntivc substance whatevc'. "Eaiy %iAS o.
per ccnl p Ic Phosphate Line all Of when Is Is
soluble in the soil, and Ii per cert soluble IN
cr"ns For s,Io by THOMAS PERRY,
o''f'' - King street,
my Ageit Tor AIeAsnu..H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05
IMPROVED FOR THE HARvEs OF 1863

pahannock. my II
USSEI1S THRESHER AND CLEARER
DOUBLE PINION H0R4E i'uWEk
| can furnish four sizes of thcSo celebrated
machines, 4, 6, s and 10 horse.
Besides being tho best Cleaner and the light
esl running machine in construction and finish,
they excel all others. The THREE HITCH
GEARING" also gives thom II greet advantage
over other machines.
Early orders solicited
HERBERT BRYANT
Manufacturer Agent,
mv17 Alexandria. Va.
ALTER A Woo d )
MOWERS AND REAPERs,
nsod in all countries, and nnivc'saliJ COM
mended ne
TIE BEST IN USE.
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