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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

Rx Green ~ Wise,

Real Eztate Agents and Auctioneers
stoMMl@IRi9fNNEREEss E sA ssEA 2E 'ALoA'
Br vi..ue Of a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Alexandria county, Va, rendered at Noveni.
Der term, 1868, in The spit OF the Potou'
Building Association, plaintiff, versus jess ,
Woodward and others. defendants, Inc unoei
sigHed, Commissioners. therein named WI
DAY. the 18th day OF June, 1869. at IL O'CLOCK
M, in front OF tho Mayors office, in the city y
AleXandris, the following described REAL
ESTATE, in the city of Alexandria:
No. l-George w. Davis LOT, on the south
side of Queen street, between Alfred and Pa.
trick, IS feet inches by 100 feet.
No. John Arnold!s LOT and M
PKOVEMENTS, on N. w: corner King and
No. 3.-John I. Hilps TENEMENT ari
LOT on the north side of Wilkes St., betwe.
Water and Fairfax, y feet lc4 inches BY 6Oi-
deep. .,, rom
Of Water street, fronting 81 feet, more or lee 1.
." No. o. S'1W. B. Nails TRACT OF LAND,ia
Fairfax county, containing rs acres.
No CIV. b. Nails LOT, on the west sid,
of Fayette street, between King and Cameron.
81 feet by so feet deep with right OF way ovet
/. 10 Zee. alley.
No. John L. Pascoe's LOT, on the cas-.
s;do Of Fairfax street, between Wolfe and
Wilkes streets, - feet by l23 feet inches.witi
improvements.
No. S-John l.. Pascoe's LOT, with TWO
TENEMENTS, on the east side OF Fairfax st
between Wolfe and Wilkes, 80 feet by lI3 fe.
inches; also, one undivided fourth OF TENN.
MENT and LOT, on the east side OF Washing
ton street, between King and Prince also. an
undivided fourth of rent charge (SlOOl convey
ed by Methodist Episcopal Church, 18th Octo-
Der, 1853
No. 9.-John r. HIPS LOT, On north side OF
Wilkes street, between Fairfax and Royal, W
feet inches on Water street.
No. 10 Margaret Ratferty's TEN EN- EMF
and LOT, on the west side OF Royal street, %
feet by l23 feet inches.
No ll.-John Summers LOT and I'M
PkOVEMENTS, on the west side OF Pitt st,
between King and Prince, III feet IL inches IN
depth.
No. I2.-Jano 0. Sullivan's TENEMENT
and LOT, at tho intersection Of Fairfax and
franklin sts., ). K. corner. "a feet by 90 feet
deep.
No. l3.-Mary o. Sullivans LOT. en- the
south side of Franklin street, at the middle OF
square between Water and Fairfax streets, %
feet by 50 feet deep.
No. l4-Chsrles B. Shirley's one undivided
half Of TEN EMENT and LOT on the east
>idc OF Washington street. between King ana
Prince streets, 70 feet by l23 feet in deep.
TERM S-One-tenth of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash the residue in three equal
instruments of i. II and l8 months the bonds
of the purchaser, with good security, and bear.
ing interest, to BIZ taken for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to BIO retained until they
are paid. y. w. WAI!Lbo'
nv ll-laWts Commissioner.
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FRuIT.-Thc market this morning was stock
ed with Strawberries, piled high on every bench
and burdening every stall. The price went
down, and toward the close OF the market they
were dull sale at prices ranging from five cts
per quart upward according to quality. This
IS now the height of the season.
Cherries are commiug into market no" IL
small quantities. and will soon be plentiful
The season OF snail fruits is at hand, and hence
forth there will be doubtless good supply oil
such things.
Despite the cold and unloward spring, Will
rs feosts and SHOWS, there arc nevertheless {
few apricots Gu the trees in the neighborhoot
of this city.
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The ORPHANS The children ia the Alex
dria Orphan Asylum having been invited by :
liberal minded gentleman, whose residence i,
near this city to visit bis house this evening",
and partake Of some OF the decacies OF the
season, Mr.. Chatham kindly preferred the use
of one of his coaches to take them there, and
at lour o'clock they started On what, to
children in their situation, is visit Of rare
occurrence
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ARREST OF A RoBBER "A coloIed man,
named John Harrison, was arrested in this city
last night by the police officers, who has been
discovered to be the thief who lately robbed
Mr.. j. w. Simpson, Captain Frank Keys and
several other persons in this city. He Is the
same desperate who, armed with dirk knife
which he had stolen irom Captain Keys, es
cared from the watch some time since
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ICAL.-There was Conserva,i~e meet
ing at Brentsvlle, Prince William county yes
terday, at which nomination for the House
Of Delegates was made, and delegates to the
proposed Congressional convention appointed.
There was also discussion between Messrs.
Waliaeh and Whittlesey, the former taking
strong Democratic ground. After the discussion
Mr.. Shackeliord was called for and made Il
most effective speech, which was warmly APP
plauded
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FREE MAsoNs AT 4 meeting Of Mount
Vernon Royal Arch Chapter, No II, held
last night, the follow named officers were elect
ed to serve for the ensuing year: W. II. Lam
bert, High Priest c. f. French, King W.
A, Moore, Scribe, +. a. Reed Secretary, and
j. II. y. Smoot Treasurer The remaining
officers OF the Chapter will be appointed by the
Council at the next regular convocation.
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ByT.. ID. Harrison, Auctioneer.
TtTI)N aALE AT no. SO KING ST

ARNOLD s. FIELD wishing to close busi,
MS will offer their entire STOCK OF GOODS
It publ, auction, consisting of Cloths. Ca.si-
meres. Vestlngs (all qualities and .colors) q
good line of Linens. Taiiors' Trimming, and
2ents' Furnishing Goods, consisting ef Hand
kerchieis, Neckties, .Scarfa, Gloves, socks, ous-
r;e,v of other goods to numerous TO mention.
So Ssleto commenc on MONDAY MeRN1NG.
May 81, at 10 o'clock, and continue every
morning. afternoon. and night until the entire
stock is disposed OF. You may get the mate,
! rial for suit of clothes low. gooa 'ha"'
Cns.ineres suitable for childrnns clothes e
Terms cash. NY :, =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

FESTIVAL OF THE NJ. f. CHURCH Souri,
The festival opened last night by the ladies
connected with the Nj. f. Church South, at
Muir's Hall, was in all respects the success 1t
deserved, aud which was promised for it, In
addition to the good things furnished to delight
the palate, the eye Of the visitor was ieasted
with floral decorations on every hand, and
beautiful wreaths and blossoms contrasted their
hue, with the bright eyes and charming faces
of the ladies who crowded the Hail. The festi-
val will be continued for several nights. The
strawberries and cream and cake sent from the
festival to this Office this morning were enjoyed
with zest only warranted by their excellence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

RIVER NEws.-The Colt left this morning
for Baltimore and the river landings with full
freight and many passengers
The Valley City, from New York arrived.
The ferry boat City OF Washington has been
taken of the line for few days in order to al
low time for some necessary repairs. Her place
is supplied by the Wawaset.
The Keyport is now making day and night
trip to Aqua Creek-the Vanderbilt having
been temporarily removed for repairs.
The wharves are very quiet and devold Oh
news-the coal depots being the only places
where much activity is apparent.
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Constitutional.

INDIANAPOLIS, June S.-Attorney General
Williamson delivered an opinion to-day. that
the specific appropriation bill, and other mea
sures passed by the two houses Of the Leeisla.
tufc at the close Of the specialscsson, after the
resignation of iorty-two were in accordance with
all the requirements OF the Constitution, and
ought to he obeyed as Constitutional law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

MOUNT VERNON CoTToN Factory. Ia the
suit Of Turnbull 4 Co., against Abijah Thorn
as and others, 10 The Federal Court-an ap-
plicatiou was made this morning before Judge
Underwood, at Chambers, for the sale OF tt"
Mount Vernon Cotton Factory, it having been
decided by the receiver that nc can not work
the factory proftably. After full argument
the Judge holds the matter under adcicmcnt.
Bradley T. johnson ard FL Smith for pain
tiff, and j. Randolph fuckers. +. Beach and
+. NJ. Lowe for defendants.
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B.s~ We are requested by the State Execu
tive Committee to announce that +. II. Shack
eiord esq.,, and j. G. Field, esq, Will address
the mass meeting at Culpepper Court House
ON Thursday, j June l0tn, 1869.
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HARBOR MAsTER.-As will he seen by ref
ererce to the Court news in this column, the
County Court yesterday appointed Captain
George Dearborn, whose Office as hartcr master
was abolished at the last meeting OF the City
Council, ballast master OF this port. Captains
of vessels who discharge ballast without giving
him notice thereof are subject to Il heavy fine,
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TRUSTEE5 SALE OF yALiIABLE REAL
\ ESTATE, NEAR LEWINSVlLLE, IN
TIE COUNTY OF FAIRFAN.-Pursnsnt e
deed of trust from d. -. Tompkins and wife.
dated the 23d day of November. 1867, recor ded
among tho land records of Fairfax county, Ii
Der II, No. 4, folio 437, and for the purpos es
therein mentioned, the undersigned will sell, at
public auction. to tho highest bidder at FAR
lax Court House, on MONDAY, tho list day
of June, 1853, that being Court day. the FARM
npon which the said Tompkins now resides,
near Lewinsvlle, in saiG county, containing
l59 acres, IS poles, more or less.
The Improvements consist Of n comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, handsomely loca- t:sss,
ted BARN and other out. ui,dings. The EEL
farm is well wa.ered; has sutiicieney of wood
timber fol tho uso of tho farm. The land Is
and is well adapted for dairy farm, pelhS
about miles from Georgetown, ID. e..
TERMS-The sum Of $500 with interest from
tho I'D day Of November lsG1, until the day
OF sale interest on $500 from the 23i OF Nov
ember, 1867, t. the lst Of January, 1869, and
expenses, to be paid in cash on the day OF sale
$3.50 on the lst day of January, 1870; the like
sum on tho lst day of January, ISL $50 on
tho LIST day of January, 1872. and the like sum
of SS7l on the lst day Of January, 1873, with in
terest from the Isl day of January, 1869; the
interest to be paid annually; any excess in The
said sale to be paid on the lst day OF January,
1872 with interest from tho day OF sale the de-
lerred nstalmepts to be secured by deed OF
trust upon the property a. the cost al the puf'
chaser, including stamps. Sale to take place
between II and . . clock. Any further lnior-
nation may be obtsne from Nj. I0mpkins'
on tho premises, or from either of the Trustees
JOHN j. SHIPMAN, Lewinsyi lie.
THOS. X. LOVE, Fairfax Z. II.
Fair fax co, my .O-eOtS trustees.
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RossLYNN.- Saturday las, twenty lotsiu
the new town Of Rosslynn, in this county, were
sold by auction at prices ranging from 800 to
S30j, according to location.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

10y The following is list Of letters remain
ing in the Alexandria, Va, Postoiiicc, June
= 1869
re- Persons calling for letters will please say
they are advertised, and give the date of the
list.
rs Drop letters must, in Mi cases, be pro-
paid. Place the stamp on the face of the letter
md not nm tho hack
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Sun FIRE COMPANY Attention is called tC
the advertisement of meeting Of the Sun
Fire Company, in another column.
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VOTERS Large numbers OF colorcl !acn,
voters at the municipal electionin Washington
yesterday, crossed the long bridge this morn
iug on their way back to their homes IN Nm
rinin
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OBsTRUCTIoN.-A schooner is aground ON
the channel bank near Georgetown, and pre-
vents the passing OF vessels to and from that
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Council. The regular semi-monthly meet
ing of the City Councils, will be held tonight
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BEVERIDGE HOUSE,
MlDDLEBURG, LOUDOUN CO., va.
The subscriber is prepared 10 accommodate
q limited number Of boarders during the Sum-
mor months AT tho above named house, which
has been roattcd cxpfossly FOR tine purpose.
There is u fine Chslybeate Spring within !
of mile OF the place the water of which con-
tains Iron Magncsia and Sulphur, and has
been pronounced by Prof. Gibson, of Phila-
delpha, who anaIyzo1 il, 70 be equal TO any
Chalybeatc Spring in tho State. Persons viii
find this pleasant and healthiu retrca. during
the Summer. Stages leave Lecsburg daily and
stop az the hotel. for terms. apply 70
A. II. EUBMAN,
ny 2C-3n Middehurg Va.
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Adams & Co, Chas q L-ersner, Gustayus-2
Attwol, Hugh Levy, Henry-S
Atwell, Mrs Parneia Lanwsrritt, Lee
Blunt G. w Lcber, Rev Henry
Bass Fred Levan, Briscoe
Bunnell, Capt Chas Miller, Miss Addie
Ballenger, Mrs Jennie Moore, Mrs Annie
Brewster Miss Maggie Miller Chas Z
Briant, William Miller, Mrs
Bolts William Maury " Page. Ettys
Conn, Alice Annie Maddux, Mrs Virginia
Chrismon. Mrs Betsey Patrick, Andrew
Calender u VIC Patton Mrs Angela
Cranmcr, Capt Jos Picker. u y
CrGnmer. Isaac Porter, John
Carter, Miss isabella Parks, Robert
Catlctt Mrs 10 Rhodes, Mrs CJncordi4
Chase. Miss Sarah l.. Robinson, Miss Carrie
Chase, Mary h Reakert Harry A.
Gator. WD iShoencwald, Henri IL
Daingcriield, H-cold Schmidt. Ch
Dowcll, Thomas Sullivan, y
Davis. Miss Mamie Stevenson, Edgar-col
Donlin. JOS w Scott, Edward-coPd
Davis, Mrs Julia h Swayer, Mary Elizab' n
Davis, q NJ Smith, Mrs Miranda b
Elliott, MrsEC Shack, Mrs Mary
Edwards, Capt Nelson Smith, Kanda,l
Flambcsu, Miss Bet } Somers Capt keuDen Il
Fox. Miss Eliza Stern, Valentine
Fisher, Mrs Nj Sully, Ihomas
Finncll, Miss Mary Sceva: Col Is
Fisher, Noah S;ockley, Alfred r.
French, Somors townsend, Capt
GaskinS, Mrs Roxy Th0rns, John L
Graham. Miss Maggie Tebbs, Margaret col
Green, Mrs John Tyler Washington
Hursh Y Ger9cnhcimer Worthlngton, Mrs =
Hunter, Abraham Wostry, Ceasor-coPd
Henderson, Mrs Delphia Washington,
Hobby, George Washington, Henry
Higginbotha,n .Ieir Washington, Miss
Hunter. John Waiter, Mrs-coPd
Harris, John willis, Amelia Ann
johnson, John Walker, Y
Johnson, j 4 Willard, Will II
johnson, Ssmuei-2 Whiting Sslllo
Ioh,... " White (ant ~
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nRIVATE SUNDAY EXCURSION
GIN MONfn

CNTRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM FES-
y TIVAL, AT MUIRS HALL. CORNER
KING AND ST. ASAPH STREETS, 10 COM
MENCE ON MONDAY EVENING NBAT,
It'll INST,-The ladies of the NJ kTHODlST
mcncc n Festival at tho above named Hall, on
next Monday evening" the 7th inst, which will
be continued for several evenings during the
week. Having on former occasions been sue
cessful in their efforts, they hope on this occas-
ion to be literally pstronizcd: Every effort
will be made to please. A small admission fee
will be collected ut the door. je 4-td
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BY Groom a. Wise.

iAuctioneers and Real Estate Agents
fkt2US1EE'S SALE OF LAND IN ALIEN
ANDRIA COUNTY.
fursuautto deed of trust from james T.
Carl! ana wife, dated the 3lst OF March, 1855,
and recorded among the records of Alexandria
county, Liber z, No. 3. pase 40i, and for the
uurp sex therein mentioned, the undersigned,
will sell by public suction, to the highest bid
der on the premises, for cash, st o'clock p m:
on WEDNESDAY, the Tth Of July next all
that piece or parcel oil and situated and lying
in the county OF Alcxandria, State OF Virs inia,
on -Four Mile Run. and bounded as follows -
On tho north by Mrs. GARDENERS farm; on the
east by James Balls land and Mr.. Gardiner :
farm; on the south by -Four Mile Run,
and on the west by MIR. Wells and Carlin' S
land, containing To acres, more or less. The
said tract having been conveyed TO the under.
signed as Trustee, t. secure the payment OF
three promissory notes Of $1,000 each to Alex.
Hunter Terrett deceased, about $500 and inter-
est OF which is still due and unpaid. Any ex-
cess in tho sale to be paid over to parties hold
ing other liens and tho said Clark, tho gfantor.
The land lies near the new turnpike from
Georgetown to Balls Cross Roads. Convey
ance and stamps to DC at the cost of the pur-
chaser. JOHN DOW LINZ,
10 7-Iawlw Trustee.
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ANIISENiENTS.
MOUNT VERNON CIRCLE, No. l,
M b. u. III. F. G. A.
esA 81 iE l !
VIII give
GRAND EXCURSION TO CARhlN'S
SPRINGS.
ON MONDAY JUNE 2lst 1869,

GRAND EXCURSION TO CARhlN'S
SPRINGS.
ON MONDAY, JUNE 2lst, 1869,
VELOCIPEDE TOURNAMENT
will como OLA fine hunting case, patent lever,
eighteen carat W ATCH to be given TO the fast
est rider, and q silver Cup to the second best. -
Three Judges will be appointed By tho Circle
and two by the citizens on the ground. En-
trance fee 81 Riding to commence at p. m.
COOKS BAND has been engaged.
master of CCremonieS-Joh ). Cogswei!.
Floor Managers-R. H Warder, :. McElroy.
Committee Of arrangements
Il. N. Rowland. Jas M. GermOni
Geo. Jones. Il. II. Thompson
John II. Soper John = Cogswe!!
A. II. Steel. j. W. Hammond.
A. kerkhan. John Doran.
VIM T. Javins q. G. Wells.
Trains will leave the A, l.. s. II. K. II. Depot
on that day at s a H., |, 5 and :! p. M; return
ing, will leave the Springs at 2, and II! p. M.
Tickets for gentleman and lady, 81; angle
tickets. soc; children under T. years, 30c.
Msy- Parties DESTROYS of competing for the
prizes in the Nelocipedc Tournament viii apply
to the Chairman Of the Committee, X. n. Row
land, Alexandria, Va, either by letter or in
person. on or before tho 18th instant.
The entire Circle will act IA COMMITTED oi
Order No improper persons allowed on the
grounds Je I'D
hkI NAIE 81 MAI tACt hpiON ~
GLYMONT.
For the accommodation Of private families
and children, the splendid steamer :, xI.no b
w. w. COLT will mako u trip TO jszzssrs2Ssssfs!s
GLYMONT on SUNDAY, June 9th, and
EVERY SUNDAY thereafter, leaving her
wharf. foot of 18th street, Washington, at q
o clock, and Alexandria at ten o'clock, q. m ;
returning at p. IN. Round trip tickets % cts;
to be had at JOS. II. SHAFFlELDS, GAG
Penna ave, between 18th and 18th SIS, and at
the wharf.
Persons wishing to spend = delightful time
away from the city can do so on next Sunday.
Meals and Refreshments can be hsd on The
grounds at city prices.
JOS. Il. SHAFFlELD.
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r-n-At a meeting of the County Conservative
Committee, held on Wednesday evening, End
instant, tho following resolution was adopted
Reso{red That meeting OF the Conservative
voters oil alexandria be called on Wednesday
evening next, to nominate candidates for the
Legislature and appoint delegates to Senate
Ia Convention.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution.
MASS MEETING of the Conservative citl-
zens of this city and county, will be held at
LIBERTY HALL, on WEDN ESDAY EVEN
ING, 9TH inst lat o clock, TO nominate two can
didates for the House OF Delegates and appoint
delegates to :. Senatorial Convention, 10 be held
in this city, on Friday, the 18th instant, to NOM
mate u candidate for the Stste Senate from the
First District. composed OF the counties OF AL
exandra Fairfax nbd Loudoun.
By order of the Committee
ie 7-3t GEO. K. SHINN, Sect Y.
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OARLIN'S SPRIN Gs

will be collected at the door. je4-td
OARLIN' SPRINGS
This popular place of resort having been
thoroughly renovated, is now ready Tor the re-
ception Of parties who desire To spend day In
its delightful groves.
1t is easy of access 20 the cities OF AlcXan-
dria and the District being Immediately upon
the line Of tho Alexandria, Loudoun u lamp
shire Railroad, with the Superintendent OF
which arrangements can be made for the run
ming of trains to suit tho convenience OF parties
desiring to visit the place.
The proprietors pledge themselves to use
THAR best endeavors to secure the comfort ana
pleasure of visitors, and to the maintenance
of order. No alcoholic liquors permitted IN tho
vicinity.
For further particulars apply 60
VIM. Fl. CAKLlN, Aiexa.. or
10 S-eo2w ROBT. BALL 18th st.. Washn.
nPENING OF THE WHITE HOUSE
W PAVILION
This favorite place of resort is now ready
for the reception of PLEASURE PARTlE
and PICNlCS.
Beneficial Societies can obtain the use OF Inc
grounds at reduced rates.
For particulars apply to }. SCHNElDEk,
Agent No. 2 King street, or ut the Pavilion to
the proprietor, o. A. REINERS. my l9-lms
nPENING OF POKTNERS GARD e.
" AND PLEASURE GROUNDS.
take pleasure to announce to the ubhc
that have opened my GARDEN, which has
been fitted up in very line style. PartioS vis NJ
ing the Garden will find amusements OF all
kinds. The place will be kept in such a man
ner that every family may come and visit 1t
either in daytime or evening. Reircs hments OF
all kinds LAGER BEER fresh from the
Brewery Vaults Parties or associations wish
ing to hold a Picnic or other Festival Will ind
this place best adapted Cor that purpose, AS the
Garden and all tho grounds can be procured
Tor n day or night by any respectable party AT
't sS 2 aSNsH"0'' ''''N ROBERT PoRTNER.
nor SALF.-That DESIhA BILE FARM,
"EVERuREEN," on the Mount Vernon
road, adjoining the Gum Spring, MI. Zephyr
and Mount Vernon estates; contains about %
acres, Is in wood, comfortable DW ELLl Mt,
with rooms, good water. title perfect.
If not sold At private sale, 1t will be offered
by public auction, on the 10Th day OF June,
1869. in front of the Mayors office city Of Al
sndria, Immediately after the sale OF the Mount
Vernon estate.
For terms apply to GREEN & WISE, Alex.
andria, or GREEN WISE e DAVIDSON,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionrers. n: r..
corner 9TH street and Louisiana ave, Washing
ton, ID. Z. 10 It's
VyHE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Established in 1889, q.
Beautifully and beautifully situated three
miles west of Alexandria, Va, fits boys for bus
mess or college Pupils received from the age
of nine. Deductions made for ministers ana
for persons sending two pupils. For ciTcuInTs
ie 4-tf Rev. VIM +. GARDNER.
SUGAk-CURED HAMS, covered and IN
= covered Country Hams, SidHS breakfast
anu 'A00O'' . ''' 'A GEO. L. sEAT0N,
mar2l l79 King stree.
uSINE TOILET SOAPS, ElderfioweF Drown
/ Windsor, Honey and Gycer'ne soaps 'of
sale low, by ,, ,vrOp
je3 BKOOh h2 ~ y I01.;
OIJGAK-CURED HAMS, Maryland brand
y small sizes, for sale low by, mr., p,,pN
mySl J'C' MAAnV@H'
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HARVEST TOOLS,
IL Consisting in part of
REAPlNG AND MOVING MACHIN Els,
HAY TEDDERS,
WHEEL HORSE RAKES.
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES,
HAND RAkEJ, GRAIN CRADLES,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GRAIN AND
GRASS SCYTHES,
PATENT SNATHS, RING SNATHS,
SCYTHE STONES, RIFLES, &c.
HERBERT BRYANT.
mv27 No. 25 King st AleXa., Va.
,T,HE WAY TO SAVE MONEY
L; to call on tho undersigned ii You are IN
Walt OF n good TIN ROOF, GUTTER and
SCOUTING. ,,
Will clean repair and varnish your Bibb'
Sexton and other Stoves for the summer.
Particular attention given to repairing.
Best of material used, aad charges small:
Orders from the country respectfully solicit
Cd. T.. i. SHE'LL. II Prince St,
Opposite Gazette office.
nv 12lm Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08
Gold.
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