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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

WASHINGTON IrEMs.-Iu the Board of
Alderman, last evening, resolution offered
hv Mr.. Connolly, to have portrait OF Mr..
". w. Corcoran painted at the expense of the
city, and paced in suitable position III the
City Hall, was adopted with siogc dissenting
voice.
There vas quite contest in the board OF az
,lSrmen last night over the confirmation OF the
MAYORS nomination OF Mr. Charles ). Brewer
~ successor 10 Mr.. j. II. CroSSman 10 the
office of Inspector of -four and Salted provisions
5. L Gross 4 Co.'s store, on Bridge street.
Georgetown, took fire last night from lighted
candle which colored man had careessly left
in the cellar. Goods in the store TO the value
of about $500 were destroyed. The building
was damaged TO the amount of about 800.
The custom.b house at Georgetown is being
greatly improved 10 order to facilitate business
aud excavations are In progress tor tunnel TO
lead direct from the sidewalk in Congress street
10 the cellar, where foreign goods in bond are
stored.
Solomon johnson, colored has been promo
ted from hrst 10 a second class cerkshlp by
Secretary Boutwell,.
Ga Sunday evening a homicide took place 10
Prince Georges county, Md, in which Michael
Brupeck, residing in Washington, was killed
BY James Sagerson by stab in the neck. The
deceased leaves a widow and several small
children in destitute circumstances. SagersOn
is u resident OF Georgetown, where he has
family. Measures were at once taken TO secure
his arrest.
DR.. ReybuFn, president of the Board OF
II, atb, has submitted report which SHOWS
that Gu,ing the year ending June 30 1869
This city Was ole of the healthiest in the Union
The whole number Of iuterments during the
year was ?, 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1869.

The Richmond Dispatch having asserted
that 1--WE here, in Virginia, are under promise
TO conciliate General Grant in return tor his
favor in enablingus to get rid OF the test oath,
&c, the Richmond Eoquirerreplies: 1--WE lad
NIT no such thing. We never heard of such
a promise until We saw it in the Dispatch
Nobody else ever heard of it. Who made 1t?
That we are under q promise to crafty Gen.
Grant Is clecting as Senators such men as he
wisheo Olootodl When was this compact made
by whom was it made? where was 1t made
We deny it IN toto" So do we. The people oil
Virginia have gone to great leagthS-but they
have never promised, nor agreed, in any man
ner, shape or form, to 90 any farther There
was tacit understanding, before the election,
that we would elect the Walker ticket, and al
low the constitution to so By default if General
Grant would have the test oath, the dlstran'
chising clause Of the constitution, aud the
county organization submitted separately
Gen. Grant did have two OF the three clauses
above mentioned submitted separately, and we
made no fight against the constitution, and
voted for Mr.. Walker There was nothing
said about Senators. Not one word before
OF since"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
DIED.

This morning the 22d instant NJ Aria {,
roiict of tie late John Jameson, in the 10Th
yesr of her age ssr Der friends and aequaint'
snces are respectfully invited to attend her III
neral from her late residence. No. l25 Queen
treet, tomorrow tThursdny) morning, at ten
o'clock, without further notice
On the Dist instant, FRANCIS AVERY. in
FAINT son of Manchester and Sybll ID. Eldridge'
ased one ear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

TAT;oR's FARM AGAIX. We learn that
Cap'slu Coulter, Who has been engaged for
several days past in an Investigation of con-
pam agalost the cnlet magistrates of our
"t~In cities, will vrslt Tayior's iarm to day,
and, 1t po>>lb!e, prevent he storm which seems
brewing Il ere. Nrits Of j ctment have been
granted by the courts against the sauatters,
but they refuse TO leave, and We learn ,bs, II
is the Intention of the above uamed Official to
advise them to submit quietly 10 he civil au-
thortles aud save themselves the danger OF he
10 ''rc,d away BY the military Norfolk TIlir.
9iaiaa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

We have already uo;i cd that Rev. j. L.
Johnson, whose ;o,totfce is at Lewis Store,
Sp,,s,ivania county, Va, Is prepni"g for
pub cation a you,ac containing short bioe' aph
icAl koch. $ Of the udtnrs Of ne University
OF Virginia who tel III the late war, and 49,
C ,mme"ded it 10 our readers. Mr. Tha1. a.
Coz.uovc, o. this place, 81, receive the u,4es
of all persons who may wish 10 subscribe to
the work he price OF which is SO, payable
mon delivery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

A dispatch from Washington says, proml-
nent parties engaged in the oyster trade have
addressed Secretary Boutwell, protesting against
the legality of the States OF Mary and and Flr-
GINA collecting the So tonnage fees on the
capaci,y of fishing vessels aud on oyster dredg-
ers. The cas-. has not been considered as yet,
but it is the impression that the sutj3c will
have TO 90 before court for fnal deposition,
as the oyster tradesmeu are bouad TO contest
the matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

The Lynchb1rg Nrws gives DE- G.. K Gil.
mer, Chairman of the True Repub Icln Exec
urive Committee of virginia, Il vory severe,
but aceN deScrred rap, which We repeat in
another coiumn IN. News speaks plainly,
truthiuiIy, and IndlciONsN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

DEALERS IN PRODUCE.--An article in the
Washington Republican says: Under re-
cen, ruling the assessor of the District OF Co m
bis has Motif the assistant assessors 10 dis
tribute blanks Tor applications tor brokers
licenses. to all the farmers coming INTO the
District, and the assistant assessor IN george
town has already notified number OF lrSlnla
farmers who bring fruit, vegetables ana nay 10
onired. AS may be imagined, they arc some
wbat oycited over the decision, and consider
tbey are subjected to an unjust tax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

According to the lasc accounts tromParaguay,
as published in yesterdays Gaz.tte, the war
has vertually ended ia that country. Lopez
is said to have fed. and the BraziIians and
their Allies are occupying the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
LIST OF LETTERS.

nas- The following is a list of letters remain
ing in the Alexandria, Va, Postottce, Sept. Il.
RSs- Persons calling for letters Will please say
they are advertised, and give tho date oil the
re- Drop letters must, in ali casos, be pre-
paid. Place the stamp on the face OF the letter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
We again call the attention of tho farmers q
MARYLAND and Virginia to our
EXCELSIOR,

composed of 700 pounds Ct No, ! Peruvian Ha.
no 'ard 300 pounds of soluble Ph@sE hst %o o.
a-b md suda forming the most concentrated,
uniyefssl and durable fertilizer ever otie,ed to
the farmer combining all tho i h.s H
prsb'o fertilizing properties Of Gr,urd Bones.
Excelsior is Ia hne dry pow,der' prepssfea eA-
nressly for drilling, and can be applied IN any
quantity per acre. however small ana II Is t'r
,,pinion of many close calculating farmers, az
ELEVEN years experience IN irstins tb !. .ay
nv side with other popular fertilizers tha' NJ,
.1pIica,ion of 100 pounds of Excelsior Is equ%.
TO- 70 to 3 pounds of any other tertilzer oi
gnano offered (, sale. therefore is fully j" T.
10 700 per cent cheaper
nsY-THE We BEST EVIDENCE We CAN Or
FER OF THE VALUE OF OUR tXcELsloH AS
ceoP GROVER AND FEnTILIZNR Il THE FACT %
ITS prI.G IMITATsD AND CoUETEkFElTEp IN
THIS AND 9TH rR CITIES. ycr.
aee- Farmers should see that the A Ala ~
and name oc j. }. TURNER * %; are
branded on every bag in RED LEI hho'-
All Others erc cOuntertets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

Eight hundred barrels of petroleum were
burned at the oil dock on the North river, near
New York, last Sunday Loss $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

A portion OF the property of Elisha Sprague,
IN Chicago Is being sold, to pay the amount OF
damages obtained by Miss Amanda Craig,
for breach of promise OF marriage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

Several desperate assaults are reported in
Philadelphia yesterday. In one, "a man had
his eyes put out by persons unknown"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

The Canadian papers are again complaining
of the crcroachmeuts Of Americans on CANADIAN
fishing grounds,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

The President did not return to Washington
yes,e rday, as it was announced in the Wash
ingt on Chronicle he would, but is expected to-
6ar, or 70 morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

CITY ITEMS.

Professor NEWMAN will reopen hi: Dancing
School for the reception OF pupils at he q
Mansion House assembly Rooms on ~
day, Oct lst Gentlemen's Class on Tues l-SsA
day and Fcjis7 evenings, from to Typ N;
Class for Young Ladies, Misses and Masters,
on Wednesday and saturday afternoons from
2to5p. II lie returns his thanks for past Ia
vo.s and solcits future patronage from al those
who desire {, learn tho art of Dane ng. For
further particulars apply st Simon Waterman
Clothing House, 100 King 81.
sep 20 -2w j. NEWMAN, Prof. Dancing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

REMARKS market was again qulel ms
morning, but in prices there was but little
change to note Light receipts of Flour and :
good demand for Super aud Fine, which Is
scarce. There were offerings on Change Of
1900 bushels Wheat, with sales at 1o7, 1885, liV'
l42, l43 and AS for fair to good red. Corn med
erately active, with offerings of only ~ oush-
els mixed and 800 bushels yellow sales o. mix
ed At 10, l2l and ~, and yellow at ~ Oats
steady and demand fair; sales OF zoo bushels NJ
30 for very inferior, and S. SO and SO for good
Rye very quiet, with small sales at loo Tor or
dinary. Timothy Seed S. so. Butter in lair
demand for good. Eggs in demand.
The coal business at the Pennsylvania mines
continues very slack-snd dealers waiting Tor
orders. There is still difference OF opinion as
IN whether the prices ara to recede or not
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

Articles of food are said to be cheaper 10
the New York markets than in the Washing
ton markets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
ELECrION NOTlCE.
HEApQ'I rs MILITARY CORNERSTONE Err,
10Th DIV. OF VIRGINIA,

AL~xASDRrA Va, sept: 10Th. 1863 }
In conpli4rca with paragraph !, sp LA! .of-
dor. Iq3 fIesd1uarters Fl..t Military D-trict,
dsted Richm nd, Va. september 7:h. 1862
special election will be he'd in Tqd iI p t9'
bo JsIh dav of Sc TENDER, 1862, Tor tho pur'
pose OF Gling the vacancy 9:cesioned by the
te.th of the Hon james I. C,"se, member
elect Of the Hou,e Of Delegates OF the GENERA
Assembly of said state All voters who were
do registered on the 9TH day of July, 1863 or
who had ,stablishc their right to vote prior u
hat date by certificate or affidavit, and no oIh
-rs viii be EMIT cd t, vote NJ this eiectio-I-
The polls vii opcnei from :unTse TO sun
ct rs tn. follow places: Isl ig'sir 'tio 81,
district, corn"r RI ~ and Prince stree "a
Reg strstion Di,-ric., Mt the Council Chamber :
d nesistration District. ~ tho Court IL N-e :
i.h Reglstra,iol Di.trict NJ the corner OF rrlhce
and Alfred street.; 9th RrSlstra.on Dl'trict-
1T Preci ct BARS Gross Roads Il Precinct
~choyl House. Frcedmen's Village.
). L. LEE,
Brew. II. Col, L $. A.. Nil. Com,
sep l0-te ~ Wv. W -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
ELECTION NOTICES.

ns- HENRY S. MARTIN will bo support
el for Delegate t. the mex. Legislature to NJ
the vacancy occasiorcI by the death OF j. l.
Close. sep l6-te
~ FRANCIS L. SMITH, Jr.. viii be sup
ported for the House of Delegate: By ,-.,,e.
sep tie NJ y NOI IT..
REUBEN JOHNSTON will be voted
for MS the Conservative candidate for the Legs
laturo of Virginia. in place o. L 80 Sc, Tecd'
R--ta " = NJ - \ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

HAVING Just returned from New York, where
Clothing and furnishing goods of the very best
10 he found in the market, and superior to any.
thing in that line ever before offered 10 this
community, ! would most respectfully solicit
a call from nv numerous customers md the
public gene, lily, at my magnificent place
Of bu.iness, & King STR ct.
seplS s. DGALHAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
OFFICE, FAlRFA1
y COUNTY COURT, September IL, Icy; :

OFFICE, FAlRFAA
u COUNTY COURT, September IL, leo9-
10 Elizabeth II. Cats josiah Cooo ana MAY
Jane Cobb, his wife; John t. Cats; 'iarehce
Butler and Ada Butler, children OF FRANCES
Butler, formerly Cats; homas Moore assign
ed Guardian nd Item TO the said Ada butIer'
an 1frnt under the age of tive ty-one years ;
Samuel ". Cats, Elias w hInche zoe a
Hannah A. his wife y on are hereby not ted
tbat | hall, on FRIDAY, the I'D day OF octo
Der Is . at 10 o'clock a. m, land TO continue
from time to time if necessary proceed At the
res,der ce of Mrs. Elizabeth d. Cats, IN the
village of West End, county OF Fairlat ana
State of Virginia, upon the petition OF 1eoI8c
II Cats and Roster ID. Cats, setting form lha'
thew are DESTROYS of perpetuating the testimony
&C the said klizabeth III Cats and others, VIII
nesses as to the amount and character OF tne es-
tale of Samuel Cats. decd. late OF falr'aS
county. Va the amount ard value OF ADVANCE
ments made by the said Samuel Cats TO any or
either of his children or their descendants OF
with which they may be chargosble. ana as 10
other matters touching the estate oil the ssiu
Samuel Cats in pect to which there Is no
suit: and that you are the persons that may DC
effected by such tostim ny TO take IN writing
tho evidence of tn said Elizabeth IL. Catts an
snv other witnesses that may be adduced IN
RESPECT TO said matters by the said petitioners
or by yourselves; at which time and place you
are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner II
Chancery for the County Court of thiriax co
Va IT. my office, the day and year above VIII
fen. GEO. w HAWXHURST.
Fairfax CO., sep l5-2swtd
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NJ Q Z L c L .

NJ L L E.
| would recommend my country neignoors
and friends who NAV want someth,ng eAtnS u.
TNOCH GRIM -, and ~ k for the "BAkLE !
SHEAF," ut 10 King street, and ny WORD lof
il, YOU viii be pleased >,u1rc
sen ~ FROM ONE WHO KNOWS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
FERTILIZER =.

.,UAtO The Rcdonda UuaAo
Is, !. now catering upon II, third yer. as u
r,Iuabia ctcay natur.l Guano, It has tound
no iiyaI When com me / with bout "NV lD'
nf Peruvian tfuano - one ton 90 Hci'hd" J.
hns cluallcI u" b st 'e-t.lizers IA the m"rhtl'
cost,i nearly double the price oil inc f,"on n
We could readily Fl two columns oi " news
nAnrr with crrtif ates O. IL success Out tn'
confilenco 81 tue people hss Oe, SO iT@gueH.!
abused 10y qIacks and empires thAt ctftI'cat',
OF success rom the most reliable ana L"hc7'
~. generally more the ovIde4ce &! ch"rlat .hry
han IN apprn. To- the Uaivc sally received NIX
inns OF doctrines Of Hu Csiauiishcd sci"htr'-
,.nt the following recent letters from pArt'c, 90
wall known Icspcctnbiity, must convince the
intelligent fnrmcr-and sufficiently attest us el
dcacy, value and economy H. ier.lii%er'
Msnakns, Va, July IL 1903. H. Lam
bert, esq Ale md -! Val Eurchaae 81 IRON;
YOU last ia,l cno Ton 'dondn Gurn'. whltn !
sowed with nv wheat IN II lot OF II acres. lh'
appearance of the wheat l. romarEa"!y g1Tu'
hans the best iu the neighborhood. N9t
having threshcd it | cannot tell how !; VIII
Weld, but there Is straw enough for 30O bush
els. DASH'' ! LINZ
West Nottingham. Cecil county, Nd, July
20. lst9.-Messrs. VIM Crchtoh - 'oh'-lhc
Redonda Guano. in its natural state, pleases me
very much | have acres OF carly potatoes
planted with it, and the crops look n Inc a, l
could desire / have usei il On vegetables WIN
rrou. success ). a. GAYLEY.
Centre Cross, Essex county, Va, July g. 1869
miy,d one quarter of u ton OF Peruvian Guano
with one tor of Redonca Guano, and ust d about
700 lbs of the mixture per acre on o /, ana
notwithstanding the exc essiye drought, pro
duced % to 80 bushels per acre. The corn upon
which applied At the same rate look
tout. vigorous and promising. ! have never
before been able to raise the watermelon sue
c.ssfully with any manure. propose using 1t
on wheat this season. 1t has accomplished All
could wish. 4 L. w. FAUNTLERoY.
Nokesville, Prince William county, va, Ju-
" 81 1850 B II. Lambert Alexandra, va -
The effect produced by mixing one quarter ION
Peruvian with one ton of Redonds udeno wa
verv good. i have no hesitation in accord !ng
nv testimony rs regards the benefit resulting
tbercfrom. A. A. MARsTELLEK
Put I'D in -trong bags. l67 rounds IN each'
PRICE, so PSF TON.
Sends fer pamphlets containing iUI di'ec'
''0H' ANU - WM. CREIGHTON s. son,
Sole importers, Wood street, Bowy wnari'
b II. LAMBERT, Agent.
ca oo2w Alexandris, Va.
EERIILlZaR5.
T"rncr,s Ammoi.i,tei Phosphate
pa,snsco C;uano
~ Sn,nr pbosnba.e
81 q "a ~ Il ,-ca-,i 4, 40
Disso.vssip boneS, Go g.. sa,e .. oqen.s'
1loI' VI "'''' RNgjNIS v IANSYN.
TO- w. ~ No po,n"i1n Grsno. plaster. &c
Deale!? IN 80 ciu '''' - ''''
--aa,e,,. r - pt,ts ,.,, tor tho
OllCh.- ne - ID 80 l'n * 1sea b,vc
~ quarter ending September 10 leoS, hM' =
3O.h instant sc aunt o! II per cent VII De
allowed, snl it not PAID oy the lO.h aay o. we
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
letter from Prince william County.

ICorresp, n fence OF tho Al,x mira GA Z 'ttei
The case of the Com. ys. Teas iale on writ OF
huJels corpus before Judge Hill 10 snecI!aal Sit
tug CAME up yesterday, aud resulted IN Treas
dae's discharge. -..3
The prisoner was Immediately rc.arrested
and examined before Justice Baldwin, ami was
again discharged. Moore aud Sinclair l'r the
prisoner. Round, Commonwealth Attorney
assisted by Clark, for Commonwealth
absent. Young Tcasdale is a soa OF one OF the
new modern magistr ties OF the county. The
Justice refused to ad journ the examination Tor
re-, davs 10 enable the Commonwealth to brloe
t(,,yard o,bcr testimony. TYRONE.
PRINCE WILLIAM County, Va, Sept u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

Mr.. 5. BL,SDHEIM has retu7na! from the
North, and can now plo~;e thY III. fsstidiou:
in Fall and Water Clo.hing. Cornor hlne
Fairfax SIS sep LIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

anu 1lOL VII IbC OANH'
Bates, Benjamin Lorige, -
Banks. Baley-copd Lowe; IL
Bencar, Miss Alice Lee, MIS-
Brent, Edward Lee, WIZ
Barley, John r Marshall,
Brandt, Rev j M McConneI
Brown, Miss Leana Markiey,
Brooks, John st & Miles, Nj
Butler, Miss Maria AIN Mason. Nj
Bradley, 7 b McEwing
Rishon. Michael Nc X emma
Brumble, Mrs Virginia Moore, III
Bryant William McFarlan
Beal, William Norm, Il
Bayne, Patrick Marshau,
Co9k Mrs Martha A Matthews
Carter, Mrs Nelly Mitchell,
Chapman Mrs S PenningtSC
Cooke, William Pollard. !
Coleman, Mrs Elon Preston,
Cumberland, John 0uagle; N
Carey, Isaac hecd, MT
Coulborn. William Rogers, Z
Oundas. Daniel Roberts,
Duvall, Edward Russell, ,
Davis, John II Robinson,
Daniels, Joseph Bandit, (
Eaden, Henry + Rli,ey, Nj
Emory, Capt John ~ Sooeey. NJ
Ellis, John Sny DER
Edmonds, John + Stavering
Elliott, Mathew Z speaks, J.
Ford, Miss Agnes Spinks; ii
Foley, Elizabeth >lple, Jon
Fisher, Mrs Margaret Summer, =
Fergeraon. Robert Sanders, ,
Green, Mrs Julia Steed, Joi
Green, Mr. Loly Scott, Ms
Cuttings, Mrs Lucy Shorts. III
Gibbs, Mrs Mary A Simmons,
Gregg, Marion A >hel pard;;
Gaines, Mrs Margaret Tucker, u
Hoyues. John Thompson
Hoynes, Mrs Margaret Tay lOr, NJ
middleton, JR Tay lor, NJ
Hillman Robt VI Iarlton, !
Harding, VIM Morgan Wa hingt
Hason, Mrs Woo BIZ
Johnson Mrs K Wills, Pc
jenkins, Robert vi tiers,
II eaton, Cor-coPd-2 wilson, I
Kelly, Miss Mary White, NJ
Kldwell, Robert Wa ger,
keaton, Cornelius Webster,
Key, James w atets'
Lee, Miss Catharine Wright
sen 22-lt w. d. MASS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

MRS c. l.. SIMPSON, No. l2j King street. mas
now on hand n very elegant assortment OF MIL
liner Goods of every description and variety
Her Flowers a-e the most besutiful in the mar
Eet, and her Grapes, Lsces and Ribbon are all
well selected. Also, the Neapolitan and straw
1'.obo inc eIeawhe-e my Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
PRICE so PER TON.

j. TURNER * CO.,
a. Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.
BREWIS y WSON,
aug I'm Agents, Alexandra va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22
'EXCELSIOR."

Containing Ammonia - per Cent
Suuer. Phosphate equivalent t BON
Phosphate of Lime..........''."''''''o. per ren,
Potash and per ''''
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FERTILIZERS.
CHESAPEAKE GUANO,

GUANO,
Al AMMON1ATED SOLUBLE PHoS-
combining al the properties OF Bo2e end Pe-
ru7isn Gusno
MANUFACTURED By
ISAAC REYNOLDS & SONS, bs tlncre
under the direct supervision Of one OF the frrn.
In addition to numerous recon mendations
nv farmers who have used this fertilizer give
The remarks of Doctor K II. Stsber, Chem
ist who at nv request made an analysis OF
REYNOLDS Amucri4ted Phosphate namely
ANALYSIS:
Twenty-Five per CEN n OF TINS IaaAo Is ~
medistely Soluble, AID available 10 the crops
All the other f.rt ug material Is in a very
favorable cond!. - be appropriated by me
p'"H' ''''''3 K a. STABLEs. Chemist.
Alexandria, We, October 7th, 1865
For sale by BENZ. II. LAMBERT.
Agent Alexandria Va
and by merchants dealing in Fertillzefs ~
Agents prices sep -"
MASUhfs' MANyEEs!
PERUVIAN GUANO from agents ware
house ocDu.Tp
WHiTELOCKS VEGErATOh
Russell GOES SuPER-r,hioSFnG ,sn -
and all other approved FertllizeIs;t 1usXi'He'
nj mar ket rates, by THOS PERRY,
nIs Il King street. Alexis.
WHlTELocK's vEeErATof.
4 supply Of this valuable Fertilizer lu.t r.
ceiSed by lhOH ~
AUS We - ''''S SO
ry,O WHEAT GROWERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-22

-J7C STOVE DEALERS AND HOUS t
KEEPERS.
Having secured the wholesale ard retail
srency for the celebrated IRONSIDES COOK
ING STOVE, l am prepared to furnish dealers
hotel AM housekeepers with them ct prices 10
these Asves to bake but will say if sell one
that does not bake, will refund double the
money for it, l also have q genera assert m ent
OF other Stoves ut prices ranging from sli TO
$40. complete. Also, q general assortment OF
TIN WAKE, STOVE FURNITURE, &c.
Dealers and others desiring Stoves would do
well by sending for price list to
T. Il. CLAKKSON,
No. - South Royal street.
Alexandris, Va.
p ST will close out my stock of splendid
REFRIGERATORS at reduced prices. Those
desringa nice article would DO we'll to CO and
examine them.
iv 3-3m r.. n. U
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70 which he invites the attention OF country
merchants and dealers generally.
Gall ard examine his stock and prices, Which
will co., pare favorably with those of Baltimore
o;,,o. turtber North sep 22--eo5m
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Msnakins, Va, July IL 1903. II; Lam
bert, esq Ale "rd.iA Val Eurch"s ei ;rS
YOU last ia.l ono ION X ,dondn Gurno whicn
sowed with nv wheat in lot OF Il acres. ne
apnenrnncc of the wheat l. remarkably good
npi baps the best in the neighborhood: N9t
ts sIir threshcd it I cannot tell how i; will
Weld, but there i straw enough for 200 bush
els. CAHNII' i Ih-'
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Nokesville, Prince William county, Va, Ju-
" 81. 1859 B. H. Lambert Alexandria, va -
The e1cc: produced by mixing one quarter loh
verv good. have no hesitation in accord ing
nv tasumony as regards the benefit resulting
tbercfrorn. A. A. MARsTELLER.