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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04
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WASHINGTON, Dec 4-Senator Levi Rep
5esanta,iye McKenzie, L Turner, Speaker 81
the II use of Delegates, Gen Wickham, Judge
Morton, aud few mouberS o. the Legislature
of Virginia, aye in the city Senator Johnston
aud the other Representatives elect are expect
ed hy Monday.
Mr.. Lewis to day had al interview with the
President in reference to the appointment OF Q
judge OF The Fourth Circuit, comprising the
States of Maryland Virginia. West Virginia,
and North and South Carolina, urging for the
position Judge Alexander Rives, of Virginia
Gen. Wells, it is UNDERSTOOD is an applicant
for the place.
The srecdy admission OF NrgiGia to her place
in the Uniou Is considered here, foregoae
conclusion Horace Greedy, who is in the city,
is exertiue hm,c!' to that end, and expresses
great clnfdercc in the accomplishment of the
object SO much desired, even in Republican
quarters, aud those who ought to know, say
that the President viii strongly recommend it
in his message 30 Congress, on Monday next.
Such bciGg the case there is probability that
the State may be admitted before the holidays.
The Senators aud Representatives, will present
their credentials on Monday, and ask TO be adj
miuCd to their seats at once.
II is said that the committee OF Conservative
members of the Legislature, who were request
ed to appear here to promote the admission Of
the State, will not act, but dissolve, and re-
quest any member who may be in tho city to
act for the good of the State. Z.
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The Markets.

NEW York, Dec. 4.-Stocks firm and prices
steady. Money : per ct. Exchange long, 81.
short q. Gold 22s, Fivc-twentieS, 1862, Ia
Va. SKIES, new 52!. n. G.. old, 43i, new 323i
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-Cotton quiet but
te2dy; low middlings 24a24i. -Four quiet
but steady. Wheat steady; prime to choice
red l35al45. Corn active; prime white s5a
80 yellow 90a93. Oats dull at IS. Rye firm
at 100. Pork quiet at S33. Bacon quiet
Lard quiet at H. Whiskey in good demand
at 81 DIAL. 05.
NEW YORK, Dec Flour dull and decin-
ing. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-Virgnia Gs, old, A
bid, AL asked.
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AUCTION SALES.
TKUSTEES' SALE LAND IN PHI
WILLIAM COI1NTY VA-By Writ

HNKUSTEES SALEOF LAND IN PRINCE
i WILLIAM COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF
q deed Of trust from Norborne Berkeley sni
W 10 10 us, made on the 21st day Of July, 1856.
for the benefit of Luther l.. Lynn. and by the
consent and authority Gt the said Berkeley ana
Lynn, we will offer, st public sale, 10 the high
est bidder, on SATURDAY, the Sth day OF
January 1870. IN front OF the siorebouse OF Hut
Crimson & Laws, in the village Of Aldie, Va 3
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, containing
EIGHT II IN DRIED ACRES, known as
North End, situated in the county of Prince
William, about six miles from Aide, and about
the same distance from the Gainesville depot
Of the Orange Alexandria and Manassas 4. X.
adjoining the lands of Colonel Edmund Berke-
ley Jas. Green, Mrs. Sidney CULVER and 9TH
ers. About two hundred acres of this land Is
cleared, and well adapted to grazing and grain
growing. The remain der is in timber, the best
in this section Of Virgins, lying adjacent to the
largo steam saw mill of Col Berkeley, which
makes the timber peculiarly valuable. The
improvements consist OF. L WO Loo fs.sk
DWELLINGS, Of four rooms each kitch. 4alA
en-. corn houses, stables, SC. This land can be
advantageously divided and will be sold to
suit purchasers, either entire or IN two or more
lots. according to the survey and plat OF James
5. Oden, which can be seen at the sale, or pre-
vious thereto by application TO Col. Norborno
Berkelov.
TERMS-Enough cash will be required on
the day of sale to paw the expenses OF sale. ana
the debt to the said Lynn, say about u, 5OO; the
remainder in two equal payments OF ono ana
two years, with interest, and secured by decd ot
trust, otherwise, to the satisfaction OF 20!
n. Berkeley. ). 4. TUCh I'm.
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THE MARKET HOUSE IMPROVEMENT. the
ang needed repairs to the north wing OF the
market house have been Completed and inc
rooms in the building, and the new banqueuns
hall OF Washington Lodge, adjoining, were
being cleaned up and secured to day. prepara
tory TO occupation. The style and manner OIL
the work done reflects great credit upon the
contractor, Mr.. &. +. Price, and the mechanics
be emp,Oyed
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CHRISTMAS Is COMING is less than one
mouth to Christmas What pleasant thought
20 the little hoys aud girls aud even to many
who have attaiaed TO the age OF maturity and
sobern, $. Just one month to Chrsmast.
Christmas has a joyful sound. Cd and
young, white and colored, people OF all con-
ditions, ages, sexes and sizes, look forward to
the annual return of that day with none but
The most Llea,urable emotions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

CovRr IIorsE ITEMS. Sixteen marriage Ii
Gems wer, issued from the Office OF the clerk
o! IT, Couu,y Court Of this county daring the
mouth o! November. Twenty. light deeds were
admitted to record in the same office during the
manth. Several criminal eases postponed iOr
the W, or three last terms Of the court will
come on for trial ut the term which commences
on MoLd.y next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

PRoFITABLE.-Thc most profitable teu.aore
crop ever raised in Genesee county, \. Y,
was this season grown by Mr.. VIM. l.. Bishop,
OF lie Roy Last spring he purchased at a
New York seed store enough Norway oats to
SOW nine acres, for which he paid ten dollars
per bushc They were duly harvested. and
portion OF them have been threshed, giving
him an estimated crop Of l25 bushels to the
acrc-l, l25 bushels for the nine acres. And
now comes the agreeable portion OF farmer 5
HE He has lust received from Chicago
seed firm the offer of $40 per bushel, $ll $50
for tie product of this small patch OF ground.
The offer was Immediately accepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

Il HUSBAND BoUGuT BY LAND.-When a
woman has right to buy, aud does so buy, a
husband, it would seen as if she had arrived
very near the attainment Of her full measure OF
rights That she has done in the goody city
OF Cleveland, and has said let it be so recorded.
By deed o! Novcm' or -, filed for record in
the Recorders ctii:e, November "A, Maggie
Mcliahon conveys to John Stanton 10y war,
ran,y deed the undivided half of certain lot of
land in the old Kelly & Waworth allotment,
in consideration o! the payment by the said
John Stanton of five dollars, and his marriage
to the grantor this day Immediately after this
deed is made We are not informed as 10
Mogsie's views on the woman suffrage ques
lion. Ciere1QHd Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

REVIVAL Revival in progress IN the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South an inter
mission IN which will occur tonight has 30
far been attended with the most satisfactory
and encouraging results The converts have
been many, and some OF them have been Oh
tained from that class, which Is supposed by
some to live without hope.
sLong as the lamp holds Ont TO burn,
The vllsst sinner may return
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

Periodicals. The Southern Metropolis is
a weekly journal devoted to the subjects OF
politics, literature and art, published 10 Balti-
more, edited by J. Fairfax McLauslin, is
worthy OF commentator for its manly tone, its
intelligence, and its generally sound views.
We have received Hitchcock New Monthly
Magazine, published in New York, containing
variety OF choice and interesting articles on
literature and art.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

OYSTERS. DIR. Jules Cyr, ofPars. assci IS,
IN his recent work ct "Alment.;,o that
five dozen oy,r. r.r'.t.,. Is m":A :l rrIclt
as pound u b,el
The oysters eaten ia PARIS are about as big
as q copper cent. One dozen such as you eau
get in Fredericksburg wSu!d equal at least tigc
dozen Ostend oysters tho iavoritcs in Paris.
amount OF uutriment this fall. Tho oysters
never were or could be better bred. NerS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

ROBBERY. During the temporary absence
Of Mr. j. Ii, d, Smoot from his counting
house on Union street yesterday, q thief en-
tered it aud stole valuable overcoat belonging
to that gentleman.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
ROAD. The building OF the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railroad will it Is said by those
who ought to know, be commenced at an early
day aud prosecuted with vigor to its c0mpe-
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Church DESTROYED by Fire.

New YORK, Dec. IA fire broke out this
morning in the St. Mathews Episcopal Church, ,
on Sussex street, Jersey city. which was en-
trcly destroyed. The cause of the fire was a
defective fue, This church is the Oldest in
the city. Loss estimated at $40, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

New PASTOR The Rev. Mr.. Ryianl, who
has accepted call to the paS;orate Of the
Baptist Chureh in this city, will enter upon
hi, clerical du,ies in that church tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

ILL.-Mrs. F. ia Harris, one OF the Oldest
residents Of this city, and Tor some time past an
inmate OF the Aims House, is lying dangerously
i'll at that place.
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ROCERIES.

~
Having Just returned from the North, where
/, with great care have selected very choice
lot of GROCERIES,. consisting of every article
found in the grocery line, l would invite Il
call from my friends and the public generally.
In my stock can be found
Sugars, Teas and Coh, es. OF all grades.
Brsndies, Wines, Whistles, &c, Foreign
and Domestic.
Preserved Fruits, in cans and jars
Jeilies, Sauces. Cataups, &c.
American Pickles, in jars and bbls.
Also, Cross and Backwells Pickles.
Flour-Fine, Super, Extra and Family
Tobacco-Smokiasa and Chewing of al kinds
Cigars and Cigarettes. of the finest quality.
Soaps-Common, Patent and Toilet.
Syrups and Molssses.
Fine Salts, in seeks small bags and boxes.
Candles-Sperm, Adamantine and TaIlow.
Vinegar-Common, Cider and White Wine
Vegetables in cans and jars.
Nuts-Walnuts, Pecsns, Almonds, &c.
Boxed Fruits, such as Citron, Figs and Ras-
ms, in quarter, half and whole boxes also,
Seedless Raisins, Dates, Mince Meat and Cur
rants.
A large lot of Wood and Willow Ware,
Brooms. &c
Hams-Country and Sugar. cured, covered
and uncovered.
Shoulders, Breast Pieces and Sides.
And every other article found in first class
grocery store and which l purpose TO sell
cheap for cash. Give me a call.
GEO. L SEATON.
nov 13-tC 179 King street.
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CHANGE OF HoUR-Thc Corn Exchange
now opens at 9! o'clock a. III. Instead OF 9, az
heretofore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

Ducks. We return our thanks 10 irieno
Wytheville for . pair OF Us hue ducks as We
yer saw.
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This Brace, in its peculiar construction, has
all tho advantages of
SUSPENDFRS AND SHOULDER BRACES
CON BINED.
LIST II does not disarrargc the shirt Bosom.
I'd. it cannot slip oil the shoulders.
81. There IS less strain on the buttons OF the
pants than with common su,penders.
4th. Each section Of the pants caH bo adjust
cd independently.
9TH. By means of the Adjustable Back Strap
a gentle or power iul brace c3n 'a 1T. rs.
9TH. 1t attaches to the Pants at the same
points that the ordinary susrHndor dec For
sale by s. DEAlNAM, Cioihier,
dec 3 ~ King s., Alexn., Va.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CHURCH SERVICES, DC. TOMORROW.

Christ CH,sreh.- Morning Prayer at 8! a m
Litany and Communion at II q. m: Evening
.ervice ~ u p. M. by Rev. K. II. Nc Kim.
St. Peurs CHurch-Service at II g. m. oy
Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace ChurcE.-Service vt IL a. IN. and II p
L.. by Row. d. F. Sprigg.
81, MGry's.-asss ut and II q IN, and Yes
yers e. u. III
F.rst Pres6vterian. Service in the mo ning
and At night, by Rev. Mr. Nc tes.
Second PreSbgterian.- IN the morn
M aud at light, by Rev. j. T. LefLwich.
Methodist Episcopal Church South.-Ssrmon
IN the morning and at night, by Rev Or Hough.
Methodist Episcopal .-Sermon In he morn
ing and At night by Rev. Mr.. Haynes.
Methodist Protestant. At IL A. M
and ut = p. H., by Rev. Mr.. Benson.
BaDHSt.-Servicei in the morning shd 1t night
By Rev. Mr. Rylani.
Village ChaPsl.--Serrlce IN the morning and
81 night
A'rreairiq Christian Association.-Goneral
Prayer Meeting in the Meth. Epis. Church, at
U clock y. H., aud every evening during the
couiIg week in the Association new room, Sc
cond noor of No. % King street, At 4 o'clock
Preaching a. y p m, on Sunday, at the cor
nor u II Asaph aud Oronoko sts. A cordial
welcome will DO given 20 all who will attend
upOD these means of grace
German Llsthera,l Service NJ the Star En-
gtae House, At 3 O clock
Fc.-ad=' Meeting. 80 Circular Meeting will be
held a. tho Meeting House -, Asaph street
AZ y
LAblEs' FAIR There is no place in the
city 10 which L more profitable aud Interesting
visi, can be paid than TO the fair now being
held in the Assembly Rooms. for the benefit
Il -. M,r, Par0chiai Sthoal. The object OF
the fair +, Que Of the most Ioulab!t that could
il,eres. a. intelligent community So far it
has b,cn decided success, ani the efforts
la4lc y the young ladies' have met with the
dsehCst encouragement. The no blank table,
presided over ty Mrs Becker aud Mrs. Green,
with i corps Of assistants, is well stocked with
an attractive assortment, which is disposed OF
ia such manner as to entitle each one who
;asc> "a chance" to prize. The centre table,
presided over ~ Mrs. Vaccari, Miss Latham
aud others, presents beautiful array of ar
ticIes among them is magnificent clock Of
French workmanship, which is to be disposed
OF by roiii' The thru table is not inferior to
any OF the Others, aud is presided over by Mrs.
Burns aud Mrs Edeliu. The lair is we'll worth
a visit. The contest for the cano still con
tinucs the vote at present standns: J. NJ
S,euart, l25 Rev Is A. Toa!e, % Hugh
Latham. 81
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NEW STORE NEW GooDs = Mr. 5. BLOND
HEM begs leave TO state tina. he has opened, in
conjunction with his store al the corner OF King
ana Fairfax streets nov establishment, ~
No. log King street, where everything in the
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods line
may be found in great variety and ~ the very
lowest pric-a. lie respectfully solicit; an ex-
animation of his stock, feeling ass red that the
superior quality Of his goods. and the reason.
able rates at which they are sold cannot fail
giving satisfaction. nov 12-tf
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TPE MARKET this morning was to!e'abIy
well supplied with poultry, pork. &c. Turkeys
from 81 to 50, according to weight; geese 90
CTS to 81 %; chickens 10 cts. to 81 per pair;
ducks do. butter 4Oa50 cts. per ID; pork T. to
Is CTS per To- eggs 40a4j cts; vegetables with
out change in prices; butchers meets without
change. There were also Will ducks aud wild
turkeys and other game The fish benches had
some fresh winter fish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04

CHRISTMAS TuNGS. --Me>-rs. Cogswiil Il
Young. at their stand, opposite the telegraph
office, have large supplies OF splendid apples
aud cider, fresh from the country, for miuce
meat, and some OF the largest oysters received
here this season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-04
A NATIV CHIN ESE.

a n n V L " Z
Mr. &H-%gH Chinese t.. Merchant,
dressed in full o. e, tai costume, is now in our
city, and has appointed Messrs. COOK &
CREIGHTON rs his permanent agents for tho
sale of his celebrated TEAS. The grea: China
Tea Company with which Mr.. Ah-See is con;
nected. cultivate their own tea plantations and
import none but the first crops oil tea, which
contain fully three times the strength and ia
vor of the later picking. which are usually
shipped to this country. These Teas are war
ranted TO give entire ssti elton in al cases, or
the money will be refunded. The Chihaman
will stop at Messrs. Cook & Creighton,s one
week, and will be pleased to impsrt any ntor-
nation that oar citizens may desire IN relatloh
10 the products and costumes oil his country.
orno G,o,D F Tsa' It t s. 81 90 81 49, ST CO.
Oolony Tea, (Mandarin crop 81, 81 ~. 81 4o.
Japan Tea u. 81 20; finest imported, 81 40.
dec1-3t
sAM'L. poLK1NHoaN GEO. E. GARrEELL.
GHlNESE TEA STORE,
~ 55.zzXxIGSSA i:z;gT "a: -
as-Try our bes. Gunp der Tea at 81 " per 10
gss-Tty our best Japan Tea; at 81 q. o. o, II
~. Try our best Black Tea, at 81 20 per ID
VIII sell YOU an ounce, pound or chest.
COFFEE of all grades ot Tho purest aroiist y.
flavor. roasted fresh every day ana gioanSl; o.
YOU or der II, having mill chpaolo Va S'7
rounds per minute.
rsy-Call and examine our stock ~
SANTI. POLKINHORN u CO,
100 l0s King ST., near Marshall House
xgyILLIAM MURRAY
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 7, NORTH FAIRFAX STREET
A., ona vs. VII IA ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHS,
AND VESTl NGg
dc lh7''es H 1i, e.nck .op q
UODS FOR II :. : - . y
(T Just received h eou
~ John T. CREIGHTON u SON.
No. SIS King street. cLo,
Such AS Chopping Axes, Axe Helyesii S Shov
| ols and Tonps Pokers Coal Serves, O9at ~
| al Andrews, Stands for Shovels ana ionsa
g. Co. sale ~ n small advance, who!eSa" M
! retsil.
| I,HKlSTMAS IS CO Sc!
am prepared to furnish the pGh9atc o.N wiz
ppI ~ oppd also CANDIES of all descrlP
~. .ncb as FRENCH CANDLES ana So
OK TOYS Of my own manufacture.
And can also furnish the CITY anu G RT -
~ pais s1t No. q South Fairfax SO
MISS L. & rEAHI. ,,,n,rcr,o1c
will give MUSIC INSTRUCTIONS
10 Piano in AlexandTia and WASH kton.
Ieosons given at the pupils residence.
Terms: Eight dollars per quarter, or TWEEN
lessons. Address 225 King street, cor. Patr'c
Alexsndris, Va. nov ~"
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. rrpocrss1oN A writer in the Washing

RErRocEssIoN. A writer in the Washing
ton Chronicle goes one step further IN the aei-
tation of the retrocession question, lie
proposes not only to ''retrocede Alexandra,
but to consolidate it with Washington to
blot ont its name-to make it an outlying
ward of the metropolis wc will add, a
decaytaq ward-for in that case all the trade
and business would centre across the Potomac,
and the population be drawn there, not on this
side at all. Woe is me-Alhambra !
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CITY ESEH..

y RARE CTANCG FOR BARGAINS FOR ALL
THOSE IN WANT OF GARMgSTs.-Having now
on h.td an extraordinary large stock of Cloth
iHg and Gents Furnishing Goods sul being
Uly determined 70 combine with nv pre-. ent
business that of frs:.cisss Merchant Tailor
'rg, 20 facilitate which uy stock hiss 10 be re-
duced no matter q: VIVA: sacrifice, al my
GOODS ara offered az greatly reduced prices /
can suit the mo-. fa3tldious, IS well AS the coun-
Under garments being unsurpassed and my
stock for who!csalng complete. Gall and SEQ
nov - ). DEALHAM, ~ KIM -.
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~ 0TICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
FALLS CRu2cu. Va Eo7 ! I'D
TkeI gulsr annual meeting OF the st3S rd h2i1
Or. NJ ia. FAIRFAX and GEORG ETo W n
IURNPIKE COMPANY vii! be held IN ne tC
BAPTIST CHURCH, Of this p'ace' "h pa
URDAv, December 4, 1859. ~ ~ ocioeH IA H.
By order of the President; VIM ooo.u
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: ALEAA. CIRCUIT COUkI'
November term! 1869
Murg't Taylor's admir- ct bis. pills,
The Marine Ins. Co. Of Alnya., deits.
This cause coming Oh this day TO Dc heard
upon the bill which has been taken for Confer
cd and be ing argued by counsel. on consid"r.
ton whereof the Court doth adjudg- rf'ier
and decree that one of the COMMUNIST :. -" the
Court inquire and report who are tho owners
and holders of stock in tho The 4 .rne Insur-
snco Company of Alexandria, and the respec'
tive amounts so held and Owned. and their val
tie: what an lunt cf erse.s Is now owned by
the sad company, Al the value OF tho same;
whether tho said company is indebted to any
one. and, ie so, TO whom and for what amount
also whether any dividends are due on the said
stock, to whom and for what amount; and that
said Commissioner may make any other state
ment which he may deem pertinent or any
party in interest may require. That said Com
missioner before proceeding to execute TINS 90,
cree shall give notice Of tho time and place oil
executing the same to the parties interested Dy
publication, in some newspaper published IN
Alexandra, once week for four successive
weeks; and this publication shall be equivalent
TO personal service. A copy, teste: o
Tho following named stockholders of the Ma
rino Insurance Company of AlexandriS. "r
their representatives are hereby notified that
have fixed upon WEDNESDAY,. the 18TH day
of December next, at my office, in the city oil
Alexandria, Virlinis, to execute the decree oil
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VEAS AT COST

FVNEAS AT COST
We are determined no. to be undersoid, and
now offer 90 our customers and citizens goncr-
ally our cntiro stock OF TEA, which i3 large
and carefully selected AT COST PRICES for
cash. We have on hand some of the FINEST
TEAS, rs we'll ~ ordinary and low grades.
does BREWIS & LAWSON.
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Gold.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4-Gold to-day I'D!
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NOR RENT ON a LONG LEASE.
I FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND on the
east side of the Washington and AleXandris
TURNPIKE road, nea. the canal Basin. To a
good tenant who is competent to manage y
msrket garden. with some means to improve
tbe property and conduc. tho business y lease
os ten years will DO granted with the privilege
OF purchasing during his term. None other
need apply. Possession on lst January
doc Areo3w T. II. MILLER.
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nlSSOLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE

The copsrtnership heretofore existing under
the firm name of BROOKES y TAY hpR is
this day dissolved By mutual consent. WIN
of tho Old firm.
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GROCERIES.
AP GROCERIES

Asve jus; received large supply u ch ice
FAMILY GROCERIES,
"I:ch ole. for sale at the very lowest prices
Tor cash, a; ! am determined to please if good
articles and low prices will do it. 1 name in
pat: New Crop Rssius, in whole half ana
q:s'ter boxes Citron; Currants; CTanberries,
Dried Cherries, Pesches and Apples; Teas,
CoGees. Sugars and Spices of all kinds; Pine
apple and Dairy Cheese; Soaps Fancy. Toilet
.nd Common choice Wines and Liquors Of
IA kinds; pure Crab Apple Cider, together
with all articles found in frst.class Grocery.
| would call particular attention to my own
curing of Sugar-cured Hams. Shoulders and
Breakfast Pieces, and Spieed Beef, in which |
defy competition, as they arc superior to any
offered in this market also pure Leaf Lard. in
Jars and packages from to 80 lbs, expressly
for family use. Families sending their jars or
packages can have them filed in quantities to
suit Spare Ribs and Hogs Feet also for sale.
ard Mi&co Meat and Sausage Meat of my own
Manufacture. Families purchasing the above
articles may rely on getting superior goods, as
they sro manufactured by myself Of the very
best materials.
POTOMAC HERRING Shad AMI Smoked
Herring always on hand. S. j. REED,
dec I45 Fairfax street.