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pROrOsALs FOR sTATloYERY.
TREAsrRT DEPARrNEyT,
OFFICE or Internal REvENTR,

TkEAStkf DEPARrMENT,l
OfTlCE or lNTEENAL REyENTK,
WAsHINJTUS, May 81, 1862.
Scaled proposals will be received at this odirr
until the 3th daY ~ Juno, ls6l, at ~ o'clock m ,
for supplying the Assessors aud Collectors Of Inter-
nal Revenue throughout that portion Of tho United
States lying enst ut tho Rocky Mountains CxCrnI
Montana and New Mexico, with the Stationery 10
CURED fnr use Ia their respective districts Tor the
year ending Juno ~, 1870. "
No prupvsal. will be considered unless accompa.
MED by bond with sufficient surctios In the snm
u i've thousand dollars, (&, ,tOO,) approved by A
united states Dihtrict Attorney, on u form to b.,
furnished by tho Department. conditioned that tho
parties shall u case Of the acceptance Of their bid
or amy nHrt Of II, duly execute contract with good
sane.
The Commissioner reserves the right t., consider
and accept or reject each bid, item by item
The bids should be addressed to the Commissioner
OF Internal Rcycuue, and indOrsed "PruposAls for
supplying Stationery To- Internal Revenue officers I"
Schedules ut articles 10 be furnished will be for
warded from this unlce upou application, with con
diuons under which tho aItiClg sre to be delivered
my2g.eul2t c. DELANO. CommiE.ionaF
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Books and Stationery.
NEW BOOKS.

THE VILLA on THE RHINE, complete Ia
one volume, Globe edition. neatly blund in
clOth y! W
HE KNEW HB WAS RtaHT, complete ia
two parts, paper. Part 2.,...,.............. o.
HISTORY OF EUROPEAN MORALS. from
hngnstu, to ChaIiemagno, in 2 vols By
Williams ", <Leekey, n. A AuthUT Of
'RAtiOnalism In Europe. y. ................... 6m
wOMEN's sUFFRAGBI tie Reform Against
hatufo. by uIracc Bushnell........,...... l 20
FIVE ACRES TOO MUCH, a truthful elucI.
dAtion OF the attractions Of the country,
and a eaieiul consideration Of pr'nt aud
loss as Involved 10 amateur farming, with
suoh valuable advice Snl Instruction to
those Eblut purchasing Large or smi plAccs
In rural districts. BY Robert D. Roosevelt,
author Of "Gams Fish iu Ameriei.' - etc.. | D.
THB HBHABERMEIsTBR, a tAls Of Dayarlan
Mountainsi translated from tho German.
by HermJn sehmld OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l 10
THEsT MACH AND ITS DIFFICULTIES.
By Sir Jamos Eyre. n. D., etc. .............. rs
THxDBAD QUEST, mysterious story, from
the German. BY Hcinrith Zsehokke........ 80
author OF 'RavonshoS." 4" etc ..............' %
THE sACRIsrAN's. HOUSEHOLD; a story
''Mabel's Progress" "ote.................... rs
TAOPI AND HIS FRIENDS; or, Indians
Wrongs and Rights, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l %
GAVE ON COLOR .,.','....,'.,.............. %
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FROM ALRXANDRIA TO

Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal.
timore steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X
u. HAyenn'r, General Agent At Alexandria, will
be forwarded over the road free Of charge for COM
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andria and Hamilton, aud all stat ms
at low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria aud Hamilton aud bet W cen
these and intermediate points, at red need rstcs.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
spA-H Oen0rAl lBurerintendent.
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COYLE & TOWERS,
BOOKSELLERS,
sTATIoNERs,
ENGRAyERs,
AND PRINTERS,
3il Pennsylvania avenue.

Second Part Of VILLA EDEN. by Auerbach.
:, New Book, by author OF " villa Rdeu,m "Ou
LACE TILRs. s.so.
MEN. WOMEN aud GHOSTS. by author Of
"0Ates AjAT" tl60.
GATES WIDE OPEN. reply to "Gatss Ajar. "
sLD
EVENING BY EvBYINo. by C. H. spurssOn.
ST. LOUIS AND CALVIN. by NJ Gulrot. "a
EIGHT YEARS IN CEYLoN. Sir s. W. Baker
sl.6O
PoR uER SAKE. F.w. Robinson. IS cts.
AFFORDS GREEK TESTAMENT. abridged.
THE NEW WEST California in 1878 Brace
SHORTEST ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA. simp.
THREE THoUsAND MILES through the Rocky
Mountains, A. X. Mcclure. a.
BEATRICE. Poem. by Hon. Roden Noel. n. .
,MgRRAY's ADVENTURES In the Adirondack
THE SCIENCE OF RIGHT. J. O Fichte. a.
LITTLE WOMEN. Parts l and 2. L. NJ. Alcott. IS
THE REASON WHY SERIES, English edition,
containing Inquire Within. Reason why, Oar.
deneTs aud Farmers, Journeys OF DtscoyeFy, Nat
urAl History, EnElish History. Practical House
Wife, and General Science. Per volume, 81. 3.
Auy OF the above books sent by mail, post. paid, ,
on receipt Of the retail price. les
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BY command OF BrigadieT GenarAl A. A. Hum
phTeyp, Chief of EnglnfcTs ut the Army nt the Uni
ted BlAtos W. MILNOR ROBRRTs,
Unlted stAtes Civil Engiueer. In charge Of Ohio
River improvements. te22.ld
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rHRouaH NAIL TRAIl

~ Trains leaving BAitimor and Ohio pero At
e:S q. m, connect with Orange, Alexand I'd
Manassas Passenger Trains At 81. Assph Junctlo /,
nassss Junction and HArIisonburg.
Trains leaving st, Asaph and King streets at s:26
7. m. connect at St, AsAph Junction with train
from Manassas and HaTrisonbnrg at ;9 p. IN. I,
and In time for p. M, train for Baltimore,
W, j. PHHLPs, Gen u Manager decSl-IT
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Stables.

N0OR's BOARDlE0 STABLES,
" ON EIGHTH STREET,
BoIwoen d and y, 10. 457
Particular attention paid to Boarding HuTsah,
Large, airy aud comfortable stAl .es, The pTopre.
tor Il well known rs one OF the leSt feedoT this
District Owners ut poor hUl Ass can have them
attended and well cared for.
CARRIAGEs can be had al all hours for Parties,
ddtnEs. and fun0Ials. ia23.u
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Bookbi inders.

NDWARD LYCETT,
II B0OK:BIEDER AND PAPER. RULER,
Mo. I'll Pennsylvania avenue. between To nthAud
poo, klsysnth streets, south yids;,
aud newspApsTs.eaTefullyk kttendedio.
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pAYMENT OF SAC AND FOX SCRIP.

I S-aS a'D hN-N VNhiAs
DEPARrNESro OF rHE IxrrRios,)
Notice is hereby given that iSs ssSiictsry eel tar Of The
Rs q auG az III % H.
il.sinpi rcrresented by certificate. issued y the
The eeiIiheSies should be presented for payment
prior to hn5n'! lsS9. as after that date 10 in.
fan.mT lei through ihl. oies. AID H. n spPiieS S
SL nIdrss! @S. ST'' case Eve the po'
jsl9.ItNIy coRaf.siSSc;r. fNiSS;
pRoPosALs FOR CORN Oh BARLEY AND
HEAD0rAErERsFr FrrTH MlLlrAEr Dg,Rrcr.)
"",Gy .T.T,, 9TAETTEEHAfrEG TrI ms 3 spIsSE ,gEE
at Gs SsS Snt UJj u JaSS 81 y 49, rES'iTsa 70 uT
bishing such quantities Of Corn or Barley and
lss; until The Sot6da d June. iSio TIhS follow:
inER1stsn; p..,n,,.
kS9nas,ass; s.1nssS.s.. Bert R MSIPiS.h.,
Qusy n Of ,I % e Sfsn S
SS y fC duality. and PoTfsstIy earsd Bach sab 20
the lS,s day 0f Jgly, 1872 and sontInae 10 sqs6
aaheer may require, until the nth OF June, isiO.
The right Is reserved to reject any all bids Of.
bach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee Of
~ least Two persons twhose responsibility must be
certified by the clerk Of court Of reeordD that the
bidder y competent 70 carry out the contract, II
address ofeaeh bi 1der and must stated
NO PA Will be entertained not conforming to these
The sttentiou q bidders Is called to section six
'efI 81 ihe act Of CcngreSs approved july II, 1852
10
signed.
By command Of BreYst Major General J. J. Rey-
nolds. NORRIS =. MILLER,
Deputy qusrtermastcs General. Brcyct BriTadIer
0eneial, U. y. A. iTT Id
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" IaD 6EoR6NowN RAIfR6Gb.
CHANG OF TIME.

" L U II h E.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEO. Il, lsSs.
On and After MONDAY, Dec. glst, 1858. and
run between Washington and Alexandra as fol.
lows;
rHRouuH NAIL TRAILS.
Leavt >shington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, o.. IN. ido. for Manassas and Harrison-
burg, 10 a. n.
Leave Alexandra, from corner Of Duke and
Henry streets (fTQm ManassAs railroAd) 2;S7 D. IN /
do. from LynohbdrE, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PAHsRSGER TRAINS.
aL1yhyn"AsHis'ros y,0m LSAviyt,ddnIASDtiAN y,d
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A LRxANDRIA. LopDouN AND HAMPSHIRE
n RAILROAD.
&MnR9kass
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINEIN0 APRIL
!, 1900.

SUMNEK ARRANUBMBNT, BE0INNIN0 APRIL
!, 1900.
TWO TRAINS DAILY tgxCEPT SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
,Leayo Alexandria at 8 a, N. and 6p. IN. Leave
Hamilton At a. m. and :9a. IN Leave Loos-
burg at 8 Is q. m. and ~ rs D. m
Thes a. m. train from alexandria aud II 80 a. IN
train fromH neot nth Kemp Daly Ii ne
yille and winehester, also. with KeameI's Line Of
Coaches, which lesys LsesbuI6 On, Mondays,
Saturdays.
Ali iraius arrives at Alexandria At oonyeuien n,
hours Tor eo9neetlOns with gton and Btlu.
more, same day.
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Steamboat Lines,

MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
JOHN GIBSON, ard VALLEY CITY. .os.
Of the MERCHANTS LIkB will make fKfh
YORK, .HLEXANDRIA, WGsHiNGT0N. and
aEORaETowN, as follows. LsaIe NEW YORK
from Pier D, East river. every WEDNESDAY and
every MONDAY aud THU RsDAY at IAN.
Agent ONCE and wharf foot Of Iii gh street, George
town or at the corner Of Seyenteenth street and
New York avenue, J. W. THOMPSON,
Apl9.f pTesident
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS coLLE0E
CoRsBR OF SEVENTH AND D srRBETs,
sEntI1pee on stIeet,9

CoRHER OF sEvEETH AND D srRkETs,
SE,He% SEsiI9,pHses on stbeetp
An Institution specially designed for preparing
n business Affairs for themselves or In the employ
The branches taught are: business Practice,
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
business, Business and Ladies' Penmanship, Busi.
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar, Corre,ponde nee,
Spell Ing, Bloeution Political Economy, and Com.
Students arc permitted to pursue any or all OF
the above branches.
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen.
In a, separate department. Instructed by eomps.
RATss ~ TuirIoN, A ssholarship. good for
cities OF the country. eos Local scholarship, good
for one year from date OF issue, 80. Tickets for
rec mouths, go, for one month, go.
All tuitions payable In adyancei when paid
lnstal lmen nts the rates are ten per cent. higher.
SESSIONS are held day and evening.
Glasses in French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
sPENCERIAN PENMANsHIP DEPARTMENT
Of this Institution provides unequal ed facilities
for the requirement OF n free and elegant nd
writing. Ladies' aud gentlemen are received for
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING aud ADDRESS CARDS,
and ALL KINDS OF PBNWoRK done to order in
styls equal to engraving.
!on, all Varieties Of writing paper, Ink, Of the
best quality. All the speneerian Publications
and the celebrated BpeueeTian Steel Pens may be
obtained either by students1r eitiIans at the Col
iegS once HENRY n. CoPP' President,
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o NEW YORK CITY.
This now aud eommod ious house, corner of broad.
way and Forty. second street, possesses adyan-
tages over AL other houses for the accommodate
fitg guests. twas built expressly for class
Family Boarding House-ths rooms boins large
and en- sui, heated By stsam-wlth hot and cold
water, and furnished second To nonei while the
eulinsry department is In the most sIperiensed
han de, anordinG guests an upequaied table.
One of Atwood's Patent Elevators IL also among
the "modoru improvements. =" and al The service
ofEuest. At all hours.
the door every four minutes, from the City
Hall to Central Park, while the sixth aud Seventh
Avenue lines are hut q short block on either side
afotdins ample facilities for eommunicatiug with
all tho depots, steamboat places Of Amuae.
noRl d H0LLEY,
mhzT-sm Propristofs,
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Guaranteed After the Payment OF One
Annual Premium.

Guaranteed After the Payment OF One
Annual Premium.
ALI POLICIES Positively SOs.PoRPRirISd.
Branch Once New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
NO. 30 STREET,
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets,
(LAw and Exchange Building,)
WASHINGTON, D. G.
careful oT3minatiou OF our system cannot fall
70 convince all who have examined tho subject nt
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents AdyAn.
aEes that are not offered elsewhere, especially in
the provisions Of forfeiture made In the Policy
by which no one can lose Policy or fall in sacur-
log portion lf their Insurance tlIter one uuaUnI
payment has been made.
The Agent takes pleasure In AIknOW lOd ginR the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
met among tho CilEsns Of Washin gtOn aud Vicinity,
many Of them being our leading business men.
0ntotul widows aud orphans stand roady to Ae.
knOwledge our prOmptuess In the payment OF al
our losses. The popularity OF our Company and
the large Increase Of our business horo may bs
seen ip The fact, that although wS have only been
established in this Agency little more than two
patronage, yet we paid to the Corporation of
Washington last year las the books Of the Register
Will show tax on larger income than a large
city,
All we ask Is careful examination Of our .y,.
ten, and We ieel satisfied We shall still have our
share Of the business.
JOHN +. LIGHTER,
mhl9 9.eoAm General Manager.
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Personal.

URMALECOMPLAINTs. DIR. WILSON'S con-
l. suited by Ladies' on matters Of delicate nature
free Of charge His PemAle Antldole Pills u, sure
and safe In every case. once S0 Y street, corner
Ninth, up stairs. jel6.lm
no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL You HAVE CON.
~ suited old DR. DARBY, next Old Follows
Hall He 70 successful whom others failI Is eOnn
GENTLEMEN REQUIRING PRIVATE MEDICAL
~ treAtment should consult Dr.; Wilson igmed'
Ately. Curos 10 Il hours, Also, lmpOtenoy, Weak.
ness, sc. No Mercury used Ollce 800 v street,
corner Ninth, up slAiIa jol6-lm
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Hotels and Restaurants

uAMMACK,s RESTAURANT, NO. 40 PENN.
~ sYLvANIA hyBNgE,, ,hesi the corner 9f ~.
Isi ssn.p ssfSe, Tmohhs GREEN late % ~ wl.rd
BILE terms. fab6. .Sm
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Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres-
ident Street depot or At Ticket 0fee, No ig Bait-
more street Persons purchasing tickets at o a CO.
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
81 their residence by Union Transfer Company.
WIN CRAWFORD Agent.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Directors Of the Shenandoah Valley
National Bank in Winchester, on Friday, pro-
cceded to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Mr.. Nathaniel Bent, late Teller and Book
keeper. Mr.. Henry NJ. Brent, Dr., late Dis
count Clerk and Runner, was elected Teller !;
Mr. Wlphman Shumat> was elected as Book
kccpcr; and Mr.. Nathan Conway, as Discount
Clerk and Runner,
The Manassas Gazette says 1.-THE race
which took place at Haymarket, Thursday, be
tween Buckskin OF Manassas, and Grey Eagle
Of lIaymarkct, resulted in victory Tor the
former by IS feet. Bnckskin is the property
Of Mr.. N. woodward, and is open Tor race OF
tour hundred yards with any horse in Prince
William.
The Page County Courier OF Saturday saws
Snow has fallen continually for two days,drit
ing and block ading the roads, So rs to make
them impossible Tor the stages. The Culrepci
coach was unable to come through the gap on
last Saturday and Tuesday nights, and the mai
had 10 be sent through on horse back.
The Burkcvllo Times, OF Friday, says
The employees of the Southside Railroad
COMPANY are raising fund among themselves
to pay for 4 portrait of Gen, Malone, which
they intend Ia present 10 him on Christmas
day.
The Winchester papers chronicle the death
OF Mrs. Bent. consort Of the late MIR. Nat
Bent, having survived her husband Just ont
| wee K
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostotlers United States Almanac for 1870,
for distribution, gratis throughout tho United
States and all civilized countries of the West
ern nemi, phcre, j. nov ready for distributions
aud all who with to understand the true phiI"s
oplIy of health should read and ponder the
valuable suggestions it conta rs. la addition
To nn admirable medical treatise on the causes,
prevention and cure of n great variety Of dis
cases, il embraces large amount of informs-
tiou interesting to tho merchant, the mechanic,
the miner, the farmer the planter and PROBES
sionnl man; and tho calculations have been
mudo Cor sucn meridian and ATTITUDES ne arc
most suitable for a correct and most compre-
hsnsiye NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature uses and extraordinary sanitary
effects OF HOSrETTER'3 STOMACH BIT
TERS. tie staple tonic and Alternative Of more
than half tho Christian world. are fully set
forth in lie pages which are also lDterspersed
with pictorial ilustrat ons, valuable recipes Tor
tho household and farm. humorous anecdotes,
and oth.r instructive aud amusing reading mat
ter original and selected. Among tho ANIMALS
appearing with tho opening of the year, this Is
one If tho most useful. and may be had for tie
ayLiAg. The proprietors, Mossrs. Hostetter y
smith on receipt oil u two cent stamp, viii Tor
ward IL copy by mail IL any person who cannot
procure one in his neighborhood. The BIZ
TERS are sold in every city, town and village,
nni arr c xtcusIy ely used throughout the entire
civilizeI world. dec 27-oolw
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MARRIED

At the residence of tho brides mother, on
the 16ttf of December, 1869. by Rev. q. w.
Lightner, Mr. j. WESLEY BLANDand Mis-
CATIIARlNE A. VILLA Ms, Nil oI Prince
William county, Va
AT tho residence Of the brides father, on the
10th of December, 1869. by the sam., Mr.. jon \
G. P ETTIT and Miss MARY NJ. coon, Nil Of
Prince William county, Va.
At the residence of tho brides father. on the
2lst OF December, 1869. by the same. M HEN
RY II. LYNN and Hiss MARY &. NORMAN,
all of Prince William county, Va.
On the 10Th instant ut st. James Church, IN
Richmond, by Rev. Joshua Feterkin, u. ID q,
W. MILES CARY, ESQ formerly ol VII,
liamsburg Va, to MAMIE H., daughter Of
John r. Sublott, esq, OF Richmond.
On the 23i of December, 1t tho re7iden GO Of
tho brides mother, Mrs w. Coleman. by
Rev. T. N. Arnold, Mr. w =. ROHR, Of liar-
risonburg, Va To Miss ELLA y. lem AN,
of Richmond. Va
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AUCTION SALES.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
MOCK co. VA.

PROPERTY FOR SALE IN
Y RAPPAHANNCCk CO., VA. ~
For sale, the property known rs the GER
MANY MILLS, situated about two mile;
from the town Of Flint Hill, in Rappahannock
county on the graded road leading from the
town Of Front Royal to Culpeper CT. House
Attached to tho mill are ElG TEEN ACRES
of good productive bottom land. The mill /.
constructed with two water wheels, each OF eight
cen feet diameter, with necessary nschlnery
for manufacturing -four and grinding All other
grains and plaster. The stream Is An excellent
one scarcely ever failing to afford water To
drive the mill, which is in line wheat growing
region, and within about eight miles oI
the Manassas Gap Railroad and of easy access
from all directions. 1t is good location lo7
manufacturing Wool, aud in the hands OF AZ
enterprisin z capitalist can be made very val
liable property. Mr.. Alexander Cary, who re-
sides in Flint Hill, or the subscriber, in Wash-
,v JOHN JET
Washington. Rapp CO., Va. dec 4-eolm
TauSTEEs' SALE or LAND PRINCE
i WILLIAM COUNTY. VA.--By virtue OF
a decd OF trust from Norborne Berkeley ana
wife to US, made on the Dist day of July, 300,
for tho benefit of Luther l.. Lynn. and by the
consent and authority Of the said Berkaley ana
Lynn, we will offer, a. public SALE t" the high
est bidder, on SATURDAY, the sth day oil
january, 1870 in front OF the storehouse OF Hut
Crimson Il Laws in the village OF Aide, Ea'a
VAhU A BLK TRACT DF LAND, containing
EIGHT HUN DRIED ACRES, known n
North End" situate! in tho county of Prince
William, about six miles from A!dle. and about
| the same distance from the gainesville depot
| of the Orange Alexandria and Manassas K X.
adjoining the lands of Colonel Edmund Berke-
| ley, Jas Green, Mrs. Sidney Gullivor and ON
ers. About two hundred scrcs Of tins land Is
cleared, and well adapted to grazing and graln
| growing The remainder is in timber, The best
III this sootion of Virginia. lying adjacent to- tho
| large steam saw mill Of Col. Berkeley, which
makes the timber peculiarly valuable: Tho
| improvements consist of Wo Loo f.s.s
DWELLINGS, Of four rooms each kItch- ELSA
| on, corn houses. stables. &c. This land can bt
| adyantsgeously divided and will be sold l.
suit purchasers, either entire or in tw" or more
| lots. according 10 the survey and plat at James
| ). Oden, which can be seen nj the sale, or pre-
vious thereto by application t. Col Norborne
| Berke lcy.
| TERMS Enough cash will be required on
tho day of sale To pay the expenses ot sale. ani
| the debt to the said Lynn, say about D., 500 tho
remainder in two equal payments OF one AMI
two years, with interest, and secured by decd oi
| trust, or otherwise, t. tho satisfaction u t"l
N. Berkeley. j T. TuCh Eh,
| H. Z. holland.
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A RARE CHANcE FOR BARGAINS FOR ALL
THOSE IN WANT OF GARMENTS.-llavingn now
on hand mn extraordinary largo stock Of Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods md being
fully determined to combine with my present
business that of Grst-class Merchant Tailor
ing, TO facilitate which my stock has to be re-
duced no matter at what sacrifice, VII my
goods are offered at greatly reduced prices.
can suit the most fastdious, rs well rs tho coun-
try merchant my variety of tine Clothing and
stock fof wholosalng complete. Cal and soe
nov Ia S. DEALHAM, 81 King ST.
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The President, heads of departments, and
members OF Congress, have acted in concert in
showing every mark Of respect TO the memory
OF the late Mr. Stanton. Public meetings in
many OF the cities in tho north and west have
besa held, and eulogiams delivered on the late
Mr.. Stanton, and resolutions of respect to his
memory adopted.
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DEATH OF Mr.. BoLEY.-Mr William Boley,
the young man who was wantonly shot by u,
5. soldier Thursday afternoon, died ct o'clo X
last night His wife and father, Hho had. been
sent for, arrived short time beiorehe txeathed
his last, and will to day take his remaihs to his
late home near Campbell Court House for inter-
ment.
The Indignation aroused in our community
by the wanton and ieudish murder OF this
young man is intense aud unless the demora-
llzed rowdles who compose the cavalry squad
10 which the murderer belongs, are kept out of
the elty farther bloodshed may result. Our
people have borne the outrageous conduct OF
tto iawess wretches as long as they intend to;
and they would be wholly justified in sboot;no
them down as they would mad dogs. The
quicker they are removed from amongst us
burg Ne,cs A1s'''"-
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The funeral services Of Mr.. Stanton arc tc
take place TO day at his late residence la Wash
iugton, and to be conducted hy Rev. DR..
Stsrkie, assisted by Rev DR.. Sparrow, o! the
Episcopal Seminary, near this place. MIR.
Stanton. We believe, was, when II yonth, d
pupil Of Dr. Sparrow at Kenyon College,
Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

An exchange states: "A German statistical
writer remarks that The Invention OF the sew
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much a. hundred could sew ty hand zen
tury ago; but, he continues, nnr woman de I
mahds as much clothing now MS hundred did !.
century aYo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

The Richmond Enquirer says :-'Wc have
met with member of the Legislative Com
mittee which held that interview with Butler,
and it is but All act Of justice on our part to
state that We learned from him that the inter
view was requested by Gen. Butler, aud
that be tGeu. Butler stated that he had some
important suggestions to make to the commit
tee" We are glad to hear that the utter
view" was requested, not sought,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27

1t is asked that if the capitation tax on the
Washington Branch OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad has been declared to be illegal,
and the managers OF that road say they
have no right to pay it over to the State OF
Maryland, why is not the fare reduced? In
the meantime the Governor OF Maryland Is
calling upon the railroad to pay the money it
collects, under the State law, over to the
State, as it is wanted for important purposes.