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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-24
NUMBER 129.

A CALL.-Rev Charles Breck, of Trinity
Church, has received call from an Episcopal
Church 10 Cleveland, Ohio, which he has accept
ed, and will leave this field of labor in September
nayf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-24

1t is announced officially that the interest
on the state bonds and stock Of South Caro-.
lima for the two years ending July, lst, will
be paid on that date on the bonds in New
York and Columbia, on the stock in Colum-
hia only.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-24

JERSEY PEAcHEs.--The Bridgeton Pioneer
says $50 far the fruit trees keep their spring
promise of abundance. The peach trees espe-
cally look well, aud do not appear to be casting
their fruit, which may bo said also of apples and
nenrs -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-24
1elaware Trihnlle
Thursday, June "a, 1909.

MR.SAMuEL TOWNSEND prays-though not
SO reverently as we should like to see-for
Divine help, II ever we have such another
Legislature as the last. We don't think we
ever will certainly not for while.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-24

The Denton Caroline Co., Md Union, Of the
18th inst, says: wheat is now fast repening.
and harvest will soon be upon us. Some Of the
earlier varieties are already ripe, and are being
was the first that we heard of in the county.
Others will follow about the last of this week, but
harvest proper will not commence until next
week. The crop is very heavy throughout the
county, and our farmers are very jublant at their
prospect"
THE POTATOES.
The same paper acknowledges the presentation
of some new crop Early Rose potatoes, one
weighing AZ, and another ounces. They were
taken promiscuously from field of six acres, and
the owner is satisfied that he can find larger ones
still. He makes his first shipment to market, on
ha
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
TIE roRTIErH CONGRESS-
Third session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. 1s6o
The Senate met at twelve O'clock and after prayer
by the chaplain, on motion OF Mr.. Anthony, took
recess untn seven r. M.
Evening Session. =
on motion Of Mr.. SHERMAN, lrcp) OF Ohio, the un-
finished business OF saturday, the bill to repeal the
Tenure OF once act was postponed, ana the cur
rcncy bill, as amended In the House. was taken IN
amendment, with o view to asking Tor . committee
Of conference
Mr.. MORRILL,, (rcp.) Of w.. appealed to Mr.. sber
man TO let the bill be passed for time, until there
should be larger attendance Of Senators aud Mr..
Sherman agreed W do so.
AB0LlsHING CERTAIN OFFICEs.
Mr.. SHERMAN called up the bill TO abolish the once
OF the superintendent OF Exports and Drawbacks.
Mr.. FERRY, trep.) OF Conn.,, moved 10 amend the
Dill 30 as 20 abolish also the ofce OF naval oncer.
Mr. SHERMAN asked him to withdraw tho amend
ment as one which would give rise 10 discussion md
thereby embarrass the bill.
MT. FERRY declined and insisted upon vote on
the amendment. He satd there were only six ports
IN the country that had naval officers. In oil the
0tncr ports the duties OF naval officer were per-
sly ports also could easily perform these duties II
ue Office OF naval oflcer was abolished.
MI VAMkkON trepl OF Pa. thought that the ONCE
wulcn tne senator rom Counecticut would aDoiisn
ono o. inc most important In the country, aud was
thcrelore strongly opposed 10 the abolition OF ~. ,,
MT sferry's amendment was rejected ana TUG p'''
was then passed.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT STATIONERY CONTRACT
mr. ANTHONY, trep.l OF II. u. from tue coh'misteo
~ frintin1 reported the House resolution w s ,sa
uon 70 certain purchases OF stationery by 'he Ine
rior department ron the hfm oi Dempsey " toos'
anu upon his motion II was taken up aud passed'
11iE CURRENCY Bfti- -.
mr. SHERMAN then renp~ N his motion w oSs'
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

originating with the Dubuque correspondent Of
Western paper charging them with receiving money
through an improper con nection with the Siosk
branch OF the Pacific Railroad. They claim the
srIctest investigation win show they have neither
received the sum named or any other sum.
Visitors - General Grant.
General Grant has been at his headquarters all
DAY. Srveral visitors Called but nothing OF special
interest transpired. e 4ft
& Cabinct Meeting.
Cabinet officers Wells. schoneld and Evarts had
long interviews with the President thus morning
The Supreme Court.
In the Supreme Court Of the United States to-day
on motion Of !. w. Moore, Thomas r. Porter Of Ken
tucky, was admitted to practice as an attorney ana
counsellor OF this court.
On motion OF W. H. Carpenter, William J. Rock
WELL OF Wisconsin, and Horace N. Hastings, OF Cali
fornia, were admitted TO practice attorneys and
counsellors Of this court.
No. 7s-Adolphus Durant, Appellant vs.. The Essex
Company Appeal nom the Circuit Court OF the
United Stares for the district Of Massacnusetts. Mr.
Justice Field delivered the opinion OF Lhe court,
afirmng the decree OF the SAID Circuit Court IN the
cause, with costs
NO. 7s-Wiiliam o. Brown, Appellant, Vs. james
K Slanson, claimant OF the bark A. r. Nichols. and
No. 74-The Phoenix Fire insurance Company. APP
the Circuit Court Of the United States for the Northern
district OF New York. Mr.. Justice ClnOrd delivered
the opinion Of the court Affirming the decree Of the
said Circuit Court In the cause, with costs.
No. 81. rhe Town OF Beloit. plalnLin In error, VS.
Samuel g. M0rgan.-The argumect OF these causes
was commenced by Mr.. Palmer, or cousel for The
town Of Beloit, and continued by Mr. Carpenter Of
counsel lor Morgan and by Mr.. Ryan for the town
Of Beoit.
John C. Brcclkinridce.
John G. Breckenridge, who has been here several
days, left the city this evening.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
THE vAy WYCK-GREEyE CONTESTED ELEC.
TIOy CASE.

The first hearing In the case OF the contested
election to Congress from the Eleventh district or
this state was had on Monday m,rnlng, &C
Newburg, before John w. Little, Register IN
Bankruptcy. General Van wyck's counsel are John
G. wiIkin, OF Mlidetown, ana L. d. Halsey OF New
burg. Mr.. Greene's counsel are Charles II. Winfield.
OF Goshen W. J. Dickson and John Ashnurss OF New
burg. In all about thirty witnesses were examined
on the opening day, MIR. Van wyck conducting tho
direct and his opponent the cross-cxamiaation In
person. Nothing has IA yet been developed 10
sustain the charges made by the Van wyck
party; that Mr.. Greene owed his majority
and election TO fraudulent votes cast by means or
Illegal naturalization papers, excepting the fact that
many OF those papers we're not made out in open
court. but In the petit Jury room or the
tixed BY the County Clerk ldemocratic) FOR
that purpose. Many OF the witnesses were un-
able TO testify TO their ages and could not tcll'who
furnished them with ther naturalization papers.
one hundred others received their pa papers 0us ~
one OF the hre engine houses Of the city.
Another swore he had supposed on Information OBJ
tained from his brother that he had been born In
until last August when his mother = informed
him that he had been born In Engand
Learning this fact he at once procured naturaliza.
ton papers. Rev. Father Brady, pastor or ST.
Patricks church. who was subphGnaed TO appear
before Judge George, was examined. in CHIEF by
Mr. Greene In reference TO Z letter alleged
70 have been written BY him with the oojecr of de-
feating his (Grcene's election, on the ground that
the M latter Wa ;know,notnin9- Mr.. Greene's pur-
Judge George; bat It II now probable that ali ths
testimony ID thls case win be taken by the Register
- ALREADY stated Ia the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
Amy lHrfllnfHcf.

Brevet Brigadier General lhrie paymaster. has
been ordered to report to General Leslie for duty IN
the Pay Department Of New York. VA
Post Chaplain Van Horne has been ordered 70 Tors
Saunders. wyoming Territory.
First LleufenantC r. Rodgers, or the Filth cavalry,
mas been ordered to report to General SLefsdan tg
duty In the Department. ~ tkc Missouri
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

NEW Yoph, October = vail street contln'
ued quiet to-day, excepting toward the Close
when the stock market was unsettled by ru-
n ors of losses Of the Michigan Southern Com
psny by the late panic.
There are no new developments on the gold
question.
Many millions Of Fridays contracts were
settled to. dag, and the complication : drawing
to a termination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02
CARRIED.

In Rochester, n. Y. September 18th, at the
residence # the brides brotherin-aw a. :;
Coleman, by Kcv. j. II. Gilmore, EGBERT
G.. BARNARD. of Adrian. Mich, and Miss
EMMA GERTRUDE HI NTHR, OF AIeXan-
dria, Va Washington, ID. C., and Adrian,
Mich, papers please copy
At Reserve Hill, Alexandria county, Sept.
81 1863, Mr. RUDOLPH EEICHMANN, of
Now York, to Miss EVALINh WANDER
BkRti. Of TIE former place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02
Eb5 ED.

TINS morning, MANY ELLEN, WHO Of
Charles Bsyre OF Richmond, and daughter of
the late Thompson Ashby, OF Faup ."eF CO.
re- Her funeral will take place t'-morrcw
Sunday afternoon, nj 4 o'clock from the resi-
Genca oi her brothcr-in-law, +. j. Miller south
Washington street, to which the friends # the
family are invited. Ii Richmond and Baltimore
papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02
Foreign News.

The ship ThermopyG bringing the first con
| Segment of the new crop OF tea, arrived at
| London from China late yesterday.
A Council of Ministers in Paris will be held
to day, at which it is expected decision in re-
gard to the convention OF the Chambers will
be arrived at.
A commission of fifteen deputies to the
Spanish Cortes have been charged with the
duty of reporting on the various candidates for
the throne OF Spain.
Reports from Madrid represent that the
Republican movement in Catalonia and An
dausia promises to deceive the hopes Of it's
iuStigatOrs.
The King of Saxony opened the sessions of
the Diet with a speech, wherein he said he had
always endeavored to further the development
OF the COntederacy on the basis of the Federal
Constitution. He should continue to use his
Influence to preserve the bonds OF friendship
between the States of the Bund, and 10 this
RESPECT he should act in complete unison with
his Federal allies.
SCARCITY OF NoTEs The demand for five
and ten dollar notes at the Treasury Depart
ment is rapidly increasing, but Treasurer Spin
ner is unable to meet the same on account of
the failure Of the Bank Note printing COM
panies in New York to forward to the Depart
mcnt supply Of the new issue, not single
note having yet been received by the Treasurer.
In New York, Boston, and other large cities
the scarcity of small notes is having very dis
astrous effect upon business, and especially the
retail trade. Complaints are daily received
from the discussing office of the Government
inthoSe cities caused by the want of small notes,
but nothing can be done to relieve them. This
all results from removing the printing of the
legal tender notes from the Treasury Depart.
ment to the New York Bank Note companies,
where the work upon it was retarded by the |
strike. Wash. Sta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02
NsEasN NE EESC.

SUN RosE.............5 80 MOON RlS rs IL g.. : II
sun sgT..............5 II HIGH wAI ER III goo W.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCT-2
MEMORANDA.
Schr White Foam, MiIlikin, hence Mt Proyi-
GnYce 2rth ult
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Oct. The markct
was Guiet with light offerings anu lighi de-
mnnd. There WAS very little doing in Flour.
Wheat was dull, but prices steady; offerings
l7C0 bushels, and with sales at b., l3', lao and
li5 for fair To- prime rcd. Corn in Ugh. receipt
and demand moderate; sales reported at 49,
llG and IL Oats quiet, with sales ct 55@5o
offerings oC only 70I bushels Small sales OF
Rye at 10,
GEoXn GrowS MAHKEr.-rhe Cattle market
Yesterday VIA well attended. ouJ mead OF C"s-
lie were uiletc and sold 81 from - t. : per
100 lbs pr,s.; 1000 Sheep and Lambs brought
81 7jsi - per head; Cows and Calves 92o"oJ
each; Veal Calves Gs7c per III gross;
Daring the past month 3l,21l bis ol fIour
during the past month SIS loaded boats ana
900 tons of Coal arrived by Canal inc LOIS
collected amounted to 9o,9"N. ,,,o
Al the Merchants Exchange yesterday, %; 4
bushels prime red Wheat sold Tor llo per bush'
CoALTKApE rl CANAL.- Tho following ship
mcnts by Chesapeake y ono Canal were IhAuc
.or the week ending September z: ,..,- .,
American 1'2,2 y,
Borden Company = [fo =,
S-,','i1atin1 Cnr,nuny ......... 3 36j 02
C,,,,,Lnrio"d Cd ,cI iron Co... 2,45l 0S
C C"''r 1rccI, ~ ... G5s II
Jjomnsbiro 4 Helti,no.o Ho........... 631 II
Wa-riorJ ........... ,40I ~
W;JTyn,biaT .............. 42j uJ
Var n-,vstn nerti,. .................. 1872 II
Total for the ,acI,.....................l9.65 7 VI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

MARKET CONTEST IN BALTIMORE. "A lew
years ago some Of the butchers endcavored to
preyent the Introduction Of provision shops In
to the city. Now these shops have got tlrm
fOothJId, an the proposition, rs we UNDERSTAND
II, is h. sell beet nearly at cost price, or al any
rate twenty per CT. cheaper than 1t IS SOFA now.
Beef is TO be the lead - article, and the pront
is to be made from vegetables and cheap ar
tIccs.
More proyison hops are to be Introduced.
Vegetables and fruits now brought By wagons
are literally sacrificed TO tho hucksters, who fix
price, force the owner to take it or take his
truck back, and then sell il at two or three
hundred per cent profit. The hucksters form
a sort of close ca. cooperation, and enjoy an odi-
Gus sort of monopoly. When the town Is I'LL
ell with provision shops, market men will at
least have the cloce Of different purchasers,
and one who Jes bring better vegetables and
better fruit than his ncightorS, will have a
chance OF having at least two or I! re to COM
petc for his wareS.-Blt. Gu.ctte
RAILROAD CoNsTRUCTION-Th consruc-
ton of the connecting link between the Win
chester and Potomac at this point and the
Manassas Gap railroad at Strasburg Is being
pushed rapidly forward to completion by the
energetic engineers in charge, Nessrs. I. U.
cambridge and Charles GoIdsborough. Cars
will be running through from Baltimore to
Harrisonburg by the first of December
Winchester Sentinel.
PAGE COUNTY, NA.-At the railroad meet
ing in Charlestown, on the llth utimo, Hon.
Mr. Mines said at | were to state to this
meeting that one huadred furnaces could be
employed, with a capacity O.! producing 225O
tons of iron each per week, Tor the next i've
hundred years, / would doubtless be laughed
at. and yet such is the fact, 50 great IS the
mineral wealth Of the Page Valley. - CLARKE
CoUrjn.
Gen Il. f. Lee Is the President Of the BIZ
10 Sncintr nj Inyinrtnn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02
OOMMISsIONERsl SALE OF \ DEsIK,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF y DESlK-
4 ABLE FARM.-Pursugnt to decree OF
the Circuit Court for the county Of t"lrfeX; IN
the suit of Alexander ). G:igsby against w SI-
ter S. Whaley, Administrator OF K Nj. VIVA
ley, and others at its June term, 1862, the IN
dersigned, Commissioners. will sell, at pubi,cG;
auction at FairfsX Court House, on the FlRol
DAY OF NOVEMBER NEAT, Court day
the TRACT OF LAND upon whlch 10 bert
VI. Whaley formerly resided, near CentrcvlI.e
containing 1851 acres. The improvements con
sist Of a large and convenient Fra + EsS
ry outbuildngs. 1t is also well supplied with
wood; i. well wa:crcd, and one Of tn most de-
srable farms in that section Of the county.
TERMS-One tenth q the purchase money
to be paid in hand ~ deposit; the residue IN
t. Il and Is months. with interest from the day
%. ale: the title to be retained and the land
liable to be rcso'd upon ceisult in either
OF the deferred instruments. Stamps and con-
veyances ut the cos. Of the purchaser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

Advices from Nova Scotia state that the
flag ship Royal Alfred and another war steam
or arc under orders for 40 immediate depart
ure for Cuba, and that war stores were being
rapidly transferred from the magazines aud
Ordnance Department to the steamers. This
augmentation of the British fleet in Cuban
waters is for the adequte protection otthe lives
and property Of British subjects in the Island
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

1t is said that information has been received
by the Navy Department which leaves no
room TO doubt that the Cubans have fast
priyatecr adoat, which will soon be commit
ting depredations on Spanish commerce in Gu
ban waters. The same dispatch says, as pre-
cautionary measure, two more U. S. iron cads
are to be sent to the Cuban squadron as soon
as they can be got ready. Great activity con-
tinues to prevail at the navy yards at the
North, in the preparation Of vessels for sea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

1t is proposed that while Attorney General
IIoar is delivering opinions he should settle the
point whether the cath should be required
OF the clerks, sergeant-atarms and other off,
GERS Of the General Assembly, for It IS said
that General Candy will exact it in their cases,
though it is very probable that men who can
not take ii will be elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

The Washington correspondent Of the Ba.-
timorc Gazette reports that recent letters IRON
Cuta and Florida represent the Cuban insur-
rectiouary army as disoyganizcd-that there Is
great jealousy of and dislike to foreigners, that
the Americans in the island are anxious 20 get
away, that those who remain there arc at the
mercy of the SpauiaIds and the Cuhans, that
Cuban troachOry and Spanish gold are doing
their work, &C., &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

The projectors of the contemplated Utter
national Fair and Exhibition in Washington
have determined to have general executive
committee, to be composed of the Governors
of the States and Territories, and Of (which the
President of the United States should be presi'
dent. General Sherman, Admiral Dahlgreen
aud Mr.. Henry d. Cooke were appointed a
committee to notify President Grant OF thus
action, and request him to accept the char
manship of the executive committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO-
y A cargo daily expected and for sale by
FgATTLES i co,
aug an No. l. King st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

Some think, that Notwithstanding the ger
cral impression to the contrary, the preliminary
session Of the Virginia Legislature will be pro
tractcd for a week or two. We hope not. 1t
ought to adjourn in three days at the iarthest.
specialization is not desired, nor is it desirable
Aso--lct us have no Geographic dispatches to
aud from Washington, giving either ord''$ or
advice. What is to be done, let it be done,
"and it were we'll ii it be done quicE'g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02
FINANJIAL.S o,aniEwCiAL.

Gen Il. f. Lee Is the President of the 81
bic Society, at Lexington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

Horace Greeley and Gen. Robert Williams
are the candidates for the 7. s. Senate, which
the Richmond Wing favors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

L. s. Senators OF the right strip" that
is $50 near Radicals that there is little differ
erce' continue to be demanded By the pro
grcssiyc' politicians in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

The Cincinnati Commercial (Radica0 says
that NAT. Turner's instruction" in South
amptou county, Va, in ISL or 1882, ought
to have succeeded, aud if it had, his monu-
mcut to-day would not be unfinished as Wash
ingtoa's is Nat. Turner iusurrection, it will
be remembered, brief as it was, resulted in
killing men, women and children, and cOntem-
plated the murder Of every white person in the
county. This is o specimen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

George Wa. Curtis, recently nominated by
the New FORK Radical Convention for Sccrc-
tary of State, has declined the nomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

The committee of the Macon Ga Fair deny
that they ever particularly invited Gen. Is. f..
Butler to attend the fair. lie came in under
the instruction to invite the members of Con
gress generally. Some OF the Macon papers
are very severe ia their denunciationS of Gen.
Rutlo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02

IOMMISSIONEk SALE OF NALUA-
y ABLE FAIRFAX Landry virtue o.
- decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county.
rendered at its June term, 1907, IN the cause OF
j. w. f'arr We. j. 4. Reside, the undersigned,
Commissioner, will sell, at public auction, on
MONDAY, November lst, 1879. Circuit Court
dav. in front of tho Court House Of said county,
TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND. the
property of j. y. Reside, one lying hall II milo
northeast of Ora nesville, on Warden's old road,
sdIoining Jones. Reid and Carpe-, and contain
ing Iss! Gcros bein we'll wooded and watered
and with good and Few fencing, and has on 1t"
GOOD HOUSE, containing four rooms; and
lerg. led for stable and barn The other lies
on the cdge of Drancsviie. on the turnpike.
opposite Wheat lot, and adjoining Wash.
FAIRS. and contains seven acres.
TERMS-One-tenth cash; the residue IN
three equal instalments at six, twelve and
payments to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser and retention of the title till the Ia.
pavment is made, and the cash payment 20 be
forfeited, and the land resol d on failure of the
p lrchaser to comply with the terms Of ,a,e
l'airfav co., sep 25-lswts Com. Of Sale
rAND MAR BURKE'S STATION Fox
SALE.-Pursuant TO the decree of the CIR
cult Court of Fairfax co., rendered At the june
term. 1869, in the suit of J.G. Fiz vs.. John A.
German, the undersigned, Commissioner named
In said decree, will, on MONDAY, the Ism
day of October, 1868, that being Court day, IL
front of the door of Fairfax Court House, sell
70 the highest bidder that TRACT or PARCEL
OF LAND on which the defendant at present
resides This land is about /! miles from
Burke's ststion, on the Orange end Alexsndri7
Railroad, and is valuable on account oil the
wood both hard and pine timber thereon
Persons desiring ID purchase arc referred t.
Mr. Jobn A. Marshall for description OF sait
land The tract contains l25 acres:
TERMS-.One tenth of the purchase money
| TO be paid in hand as a deposit; the resldue ia
three equal instruments, payable at sly, twe,ye
and eighteen months, with interest rom ~
day Of sale, to be secureJ by the oghts ~ ~
last payment is made. Stamps and "onveyar'
'"h NJ. d. BALL, Comm'r.
| Fsrfs. co, sep l9-lawts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

A DMINISTRATORS SALE.
viii be sold, in front of the Mayor Office,
Alexandria, on THURSDAY, the tn day Of
October, 1859, TWO Of tbr per cent BOND
OF tho Orange and Alexacdris R.k Go. ior 5000
each, and one : per cent bond for $40 ga
mortg7@a
Reconsideration notes q. - days, with
approved security. Sale ~ Y o clock IN.
TlIOS. K. LOVE,
Admir-. with the will annexed Of
Fairfax co.. sop 23.ts d. fitZhugh, dec d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-02
NOTICE TO FAX-PAYERS.

The tax bills due tho City Council Of AIcxan-
dria for the year 1869, are now due, and IN
tho hands OF the Collectors VINO can be found
g. their ollice, in the market building from q.
N. to p. IN a discoun: Of 10 per cent will be
allowed oa all bills paid in current funds on or
before the ! Of November.
GEO. K. blackjack.
Col Nor .hern Dist.
). X. FIELD,
Eol harm Dist