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GENERAL MARKETS.
Tuesday, May 4, 1869.
Nashville Cotton MARKET,

CoTTON,-Another week has passed, and
cotton remains, as heretofore, in statu quo
or, rather, at stationary 6gures Liver
pool declined an ] to-day, but our market
continues at previous quotations, as fol-
Iona
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Tennessee bonds are quoted in New York
al 81 for the old and 65l. for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are dull
and in but little demand. Dealers are
offering to sell at 76@y77c. e
The sales Of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange, at the
second board, on the 30.h ult., we're as
follows: EE 20
$4,000 Tennessee Go, old...........,.....69
5000 do new. .........67
1000 North Carolina g., new ............55
10000 Louisiana levee bonds ............90
The sales on the lst inst were as fol
lows
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BANKING HOUSE
or
NATIONAL SAVINGS co.

7. S. MARI, Pres.....- L. G. TARBOX, Cash.
Deposits received. Loans negotiated.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
, Collections made. and g General Banking
Business transacted. foctI6 III
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Cards, bill, letter and note heads, state
men.s, circulars, at very low prices, at No.
Is Cedar street.
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Below We give a summary 4:
FIRST RACE.

Green Stake three year olds that
have never run in public prior to the 1st
of February, 1869. Mile heats. Subscrip-
ton, S25, p. r; Association to add $500.
Five or more 10 fill. Closed with the fol-
lowing entries;
l. W. K. Thomas enters C Loais-
Vile, by Lexington, dam by
Boston. 5 >
2. u b Wand enters ch Riot, by
Rhynodine, dam Cottage Girl by .H
Ainderby. l |
8. +. H. Ewing enters Oh C by Bill
Cheatham, dam Kitty Puryear. Ads
4. A. Barnes enters Gen. Bate,
by Rogers, dam Polly Elliott by
Levisthan. pd #
5. Same enters b Deringer, by
Rogers, dam Sunshine by Engineer 3 4
6. Turner & johnson enter bl
Matinee by Austerlitz, dam Ada
Tevis by Albion. ... a.. pd #
Z. Archer Cheathsm enters br by
Bill Chestham, dam Lady Barry
by Sovereign. pd ft
s. A. Buford enters Oh Coquelte by
Lexington, dam Susan Harris by
Revenue. ..H.. -.-...I. 2 3
.. I:4S-1:4Ss. .
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COpartnership Notice.

Sold by W. W. Totten & Bro, Armistead L
Co. X. Thompson il Co.. Q. l.. Fuller h Co..
UCOnuell 4 Co., and j. NJ. Walker. apo I'm
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Boartiers Wanted.

A. Setlif, stationer and dealer in school
books, No. Is Cedar street.
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ME HAVE THIS, LIST OF MAY, ASSOCI-
w ATED with US in business Mr.. Hugh
Douglas, of this city. under the style and firm
name of
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March 81 If.

A good Wood Turner wanted by
WEAKLEY & WARREN.
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memphis, May
CaneInmatI, May 4.
MARKETS BIZ TELEaRArB
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, May 4--evening -COOsols 95f;
United States Bonds quiet at 795.
FRANKFnRT, May 4-U. :. Bonds
SO.
LIVERPOOL, May 4-evening Cotton
dull; middling uplands at III; Orleans
12. Sales 5000 bsles.
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and will, in connection with our Produce and
Commission business. run the justly celebrated
.RESERVOIR MILLS" EtFf
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DOOLEY'S ~
YEAST POWDER /!

rTHIS SUPERIOR CHEMICAL YEAST
i Powder is warranted pure and free from
any injurious substance. Nothing equal to it
for making light and healthy Biscuits. Cakes,
Pies and Dumplings. Every can warranted
full weight.
cheapest and Best Thing Used
HouSekeaDinp
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All persons having claims against US will pre-
sent them for payment. and all persons in
debted to US will please call at once and settle.
ma.l-tf. MASSENdALE 4 Co.
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Any one getting up d

Any one getting up
CT U Il - II II T.: ~
Shall have One Copy Gratis.
LET EACH GET ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER.
Don't Delay TOUr Subscriptions.
Esg@ One friend, by little effort, has
frequently sent las upwards Of One HIM
ired SnbsCribera. Let each one try aud
send ua one more. Address
>, a. GRIE FIFTH e co.
Nashville Tenn.
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Big Money in This /!

WE HAVE FOR SALE 1900 ACRES
w finely Iimbered Land. Rt SIXTY CENrS
PER ACRE, Il miles from Sparta, Cumberland
county, on the proposed route OF the Tennessee
and Pacific Railroad. Lies we'll. and has coal
bel on 1t. Title warranted ....
ARLINGTON, FARRAR& WEAKLEY, ACTS
lnay2lw No. ~ Maxwell House.
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Association Purse $3.50. Mile heats
Ali ages.
/. Gen. A Bgford enters ch Marion
by Lexington, dam Miriam by
Glencoe. 5 years old dress Red,
White and Red, !
2. r 3 Cheatham enters bf Lizzie
Tomlinson by Rogers, dam by Am
bassador. 8 years old; dress
White Blue Thinning. 2f
8. Z=h. Ward enters s LeonarRs Oh &
b Rochester by imp Bonnie Scot.
land, dam Lady Lancaster. 5 years
old dress Red and White. A
4. Alb. Turner enters E Warwick's
CHI b Transit by Bleak Wind, dam
Prairie Flower by Sovereign.
years old dress Red and Blue
White Sash, 3
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THE NASHVILLE
UNION AND AMERICAN.

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE
The Best and Cheapest.
CLUBBING RATES.
To Clubs of Five or more Subscribers
We will send our
MAMMOTH WEEKLY !!
For one year, each. 81 90.
To clubs of Ten or more Subscribers.
We will send our
MAMMOTH WEEKLY
FOR ONE YEAR, EACH, 81 50.
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NEW YORK, May 4-Cotton without de-
cided change. Sales 1920 bales, in
Guiding 1000 bales in transit; uplands
2Sac. Flour SIS 65@6. Whisky 9799Sc.
Wheat 293c better. Corn 293c higher.
Rice quiet. Coffee firm. Sugar frm,
Cuba IIi@123c. Molasses dull.
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The totals OF each Item compare with
one week aud one year preceding as fol-
iowa. -l ...t..
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SECOND RACE.


The bell peals out for the presence upIn
the track OF the four noble contestants for
the second race, viz; Transit on the in
side, Lizzie Tomlinson next, Rochester
third, and Marion, the favorite, on the out
side. Thus, 10 this position, they get q
splendid send of, Transit leading, closely
followed by Rochester; Marion pushing
up, with Tomlinson close behind; passing
the first quarter in 263, with Marion
pushing up and taking the lead, with Liz.
zie TOmlinson pressing closely, the other
two following; passing the half mile in
52l, keeping this position round the turn
and into the home stretch, when Tomliu-
son pushed and whipped for the lead, but
without avail, Marion passing under the
string half length in the lead, Tomlin.
son second, and Transit third and Roches-
ter last, in l:4Si.
After the usual rest, the bell called the
horses up for the second heat when posi-.
llOu7 hcic all tdhco as WON " lHe Hist
heat when numerous Intellectual attempts
at q START were had, Marion exhibiting all
his bad aud obstinate blood, and refusing to
come up to the line for start until sill hand
we're thoroughly worn out BY his obsiinacy,
when at last an exceedingly bad start was
had, Lizzie Tomlinson pushing largely to
the front, Marion twenty PAGES behind,
Transit and Rochester very bad third
and fourth, which positions were
maintained TO the frat quarter,
which was reached in 26, when Ma.
rion dashed at Lizzie and collared her,
pushing down to the half mile in SCI.
Rochester and Transit as yet making but
little head way to an advanceto the front
but rounding the turn and coming into
the stretch, Rochester laid claim 10 a
front seat, aud most gallant effort be
made for it-and but for the bad start he
got, many believed be would have taken
the heat. Considering advantage gsintd
by Marion in the start aud gap closed up
by Rochester in the last quarter, there is
little OF no doubt but that the belief indi-
Gated above was we'll grounded Marion,
however, passed under the string, winner
of the heat and race Rochester second,
Lizzie Tomlinson third, and Transit fourth,
in las.
Better luck to the gallant Rochester
he next time. Thus closed the first days
trscing over the Nashville course-yet our
report would be incomplete without a re-
ference to the ladies, large numbers Of
whom graced the ladies' stand, and lent
their aid TO the elevation and promotion
OF this noble and innocent amusement.
We, in the name Of the Blood Horse As
sOciation, tender TO them their thanks,
with renewed assurances that nothing on
their part shall ever be left undone cal
culated to induce their interest, inspire
their admiration or promote their COM
fort.
Below We give summary:
FIRST RACE.
Green Stake-For three year olds that
have never run in public prior to the 1st
of February, 1869. Mile heats Subscrip-
ton, S25, p. F.; Association to add $500.
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Monfgomery. Ala, May 4 !.

The market Is steady. Demand fair for
the better grades, which are getting very
scarce. Low middliugs fad ready Pur-
chaaera at 2slAc.
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MEMPHIS, May 4-COiIon quiet add uh-
changed, receipts 200 bales; exports 300
bales. Flour very dull; super sos so
Corn 72!c. Oats ne. Hay $27@2S. Pork
$5I 81. Lard lS@194c. Bacon steadyi
shoulders 134e; sides l7lc. Bulk meats
dull; shoulders l24e; sides l64c.
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New York Money HaCket

New York Dry Goods Markets.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Amoskeag bleached
muslins reduced to l5e; the BiaekslOn are
selling at an advance of &c. ii. Z.
Dibble & Co., dry goods merchants on
ProaHwav have failed
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2G.-ln the Senate, to-
day, the morning hour was occupied In the CON
sideraton of the bill for the payment OF South
ern Senators for their full term.
Mr.. Kellogg stated that lie had held an
Office, and would not accept q Senator pay, II
allowed
The House bill for Strengthening the publc
credit was reported from the Finance Commit
tee, without amendment, and made the special
order for tomorrow at one o'clock.
The order OF the day, the report OF the Con
ference Committee On the Suffrage Amendment
to the Constitution was taken up.
The House of Representatives met at eleven
o'clock, and at once proceeded to consider the
Deficiency bill, the Democratic members strlv-
ing to have the appropriations cut down. and
the bill discussed, while the Radicals we're Tor
cutting off debate, and forcing the bill through.
There was considerable manoeuyerlng, but 1t
is probable the bill will pass.
Nothing new could be obtained to-day IN
reference to reconstruction or the removal OF
disabilities, but it is now almost certain thai
nothing will be done.
Among the Radical carpet baggers from Nr
ginia here are Chas. Whittlesey and George
Tucker
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-nEAL ESTATE ATPUBLlO AUCTION

3v virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
,he county of Alexandria, Va, rendered at the
November term, 1868, in the suit of Adams vs..
Iailler, the undersigned, Commissioners there
IN named, will offer. by public sale, in front OF
,he Mayors office, in the city OF Alexsndr RIA,
Va. on SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF March,
1868 at " OF clock M. LOT OF GROU ID,
nth a BRICK DIV ELLING thereon. in 60
ihe said city of Alexandria, Snd bounded .RsGsl.
IS follows Beginning on the west side OF Payne
ct7aet at the middle of the square, between
rrince and Duke streets, and running north
v,i,h PAYNE street 10 feet inches then west
geraliel to Prince street lt3 feet inches then
south parallel to Payne street 10 feet inches
thar east to the beginning, with the use OF the
'hree feet alley between the property hereby
conveyed ard the property adjoining on the
Dorth-being the same property conveyed by
,cmcs L. Adams to William Miller, by deed,
Gated the 10th day of May, 1850.
GERMS One tenth of the purchase money
o % paid in hand; the residue in three equal
irsialments ut six, twelve and eighteen months,
rom the day of sale, bearing interest; the title
@ % retained till the purchase money Is fully
psiG. Stamps and conveyancing Ut cost OF
purchaser. FRANCIS IL. SMITH,
GILBERT s. MINER,
LAWRENCE b. TAYLOR,
80 2G-5s Comm'rs. of Sale.
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The Markets.

New YORK, Feb. 26-Stock market I'M
settled. Money easy at 6 to 7 per cent Ex-
change g. Gold 328. Five wenlcs, 1852,
coupon, l6g North Carolina G's e.; new 6of.
Virginia G's ex-coupon. So! new 81. Ten
nessec 6's ex-coupon, 663 ; new G53.
BALTIMORE. Feb 26.-Virginia inscribed,
old, so bid, 81 asked, do. 1866, 543 BID, %
asked do. 1867, 81! Did, 50 asked; do. eou-
non, old, 81 bid; do coupon, new, &c bid
North Cardinals old, 633 bid; do new COZ
bid
NBw York, Feb. 26. Flour dull and droop-
ing. Wheat dull and lc lower. Corn lc better
BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.-Cotton quiet, weak;
nominally 90 Flour dull. Wheat dull and
uncha nged. Corn dull; white 81 to 90; yellow
IS to 90 Oats dull at 70 to IS. Rye dull
nominal l.50 to 50. Pork quiet at $50. 90.
Bacon quiet, rib sides II to Il! clear do. is
to Isl shoulders Is TO d. Hams 20 to 81
Lard quiet 204.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-26

EINTRACHT. -Eintracht Hall was crowded last
night by highly appreciative and intelligent
audience, to witness the production there OF
the German farce of d. Kalisch, entitled
"Einmal Hundert Tausend Thaler, in three
acts, by the Eintricht, assisted by several mem-
hers al the Columbia Turnvercin from Wash
ington. Appropriate scenery had been pre-
nared for the proper rendition of the piece,
and rs all the actors were perfect in their several
roles. it was produced in style that would have
reflected no little credit upon professional artists.
The musical part of the performance, under
,be control of Professor FOcrtsch, was IN itself
= Grand affair, and, with the rest Of tile enter
tainment received rounds of well merited ap-
plauSe.
Unlimited praise is due to the m embers OF
the committee of the society. who have Its
omuscments in charge, for their productlon
borc IF some of the standard Germ an plays,
and it is to be hoped that the present manage
mont will continue in the laudable purpose IN
which they have been engaged, and, In a short
time. nut on the boards OF their coy little thea
tire another piece that will be as attractive and
afford as much pleasure as that produced last
night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-26

SERIOUSLY INJURED. as Ryan, fireman on
the freight train on the Manassas branch OF the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad, In
jumping { If his engine about eight o clock this
morning at Manassas Station, slipped and tell
between the platform aud the track, aud had
both his legs crushed by the wheels OF two OF
the cars assing over him Information OF the
accident having been received here ny telegraph,
DR.. Lewis and Father Toale left here in the
Manassas passenger train at ten o clock to rem
der the sufferer such physlc4 and spiritual as
sstance as he might require.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-26

Police REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. There
were no cases of a criminal character at the
Mayors office this morning.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-Both the Magls-
trates' offices were devoid of criminal cases this
morning.
WATCH REpoRT.-Night cloudy. Between
one and two O'Clock it commenced to rain anG
snow, but up to five o'clock this morning the
snow melted as fast it fell, and the ground was
not white until that hour. There were no ar
rests by the Watch, nor were there any dis
turbances in any quarter of the city 1here
were no dodgers at the Watch House, but sew
ersl frequenters of the place took shelter there
for an hour or so.
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RsuARKs.-The market during the week has
,oen fairly active for Grain and Produce gen
rally. In Flour we have had but little 10
mic the transactions have been very light ana
onotations have remained without change
FOR Wheat the demand has been moderate
10 receipts have been light. and to-day were
mi SEQ bushels sales ut IT'S, l8J and l9O Tor
ga, of fair to very good quality. There has
5sen An active enquiry for Corn and prices
1sue been we'll sustained there were sales to-
low of 4676 bushels white and mixed ut 81, "a
nj s. the bulk at the last named figures -
r7he market for Oats closes hrm, with y brisk
demand, and sales at GO. Rye in fair request,
out receipts light; sales reported at li0, l43
md l45 Country ground Corn Meal brought
60. Butter is in fair request, but prices remain
Unchanged Wool firm with very little com
mo in, and prices have advanced. Plaster Is
scarce especially lump, of which there If
oc,rcely any in the market and prices have
1vanced. Salt without change. Eggs quiet
-,;;h fair receipts. Dressed Hogs in fair re-
,.iai with good demand, Poultry in de-
oqp6 Turkies 22a24c. Bacon quiet Lard
acctiv3.
SLLTlM0RE CA11LE MahhSAi roVi uaiy Eo'
,eef Cnttle--Prices to-day ranged as follows
I'd Cows aud Scalawags ut 4 25a$5 90; oTdina-
-, thln Steers, Oxen and Cows at 50aS6 so
ri. quality Beeves 50asS 80; and the very
5aai Seeves at 8 5Oas9 % per 100 lbs, the aver
see price being about So rs gross. The market
Tas dull, but the rates of last week were main
aimed and in some instances better figures
7ere obtained.
3heep-There has been full supply in the
.ogrket during the past week, and although the
Asmand was tolerably brisk, quotations were
lard to maintain. Prices to-day ranged as fol
,9vs Fair to good fat Sheep ut 5a73c per 10
4ross, closing dull.
Iops-The market during the past week has
5sep over-supplied, and rates have declined
'rny 81 per 100 lbs. Prices to-day ranged as
oIlows Fair to good live Hogs Ia 60aSl6 per
co lbs net
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-26

MINERAL SPECIMENS. Mr. Mckenzie, presi-
dent of the Alexandria, L)udoun and lamp
shire Railroad Company, brought back with
him from Moore field, Hardy county Virginia,
where he lately attended the railroad convcn
ton, some specimens of the mineral products
OF the countIy through which the proposed ex
tension of the rold over whose des'ines he SO
efficiently presided is to pass, among which
are samples Of coal, iron, copper, lead, barytes
and fire clay which for richness and availability
arc not exccled in any section OF the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-26

MAD Docs. 1t is asserted by many, among
whom are some who profess to know about what
they are taking that rabies is now prevailing
epidemically, and that many dogs afflicted with
it are running at large. 1t is an urQueslionable
fact that several dogs, supposed to be mad
have been lately killed in this neighborhood
and the newspaper exchanges that come to
this office contain frequent notices OF similar
cases. The Richmond and New York papers
have considered the subject editorialy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-26

LA RUE's MINISTRIES. The entertainment
to be given al Liberty Hall to morrow night by
La Rue celebrated MINISTRIES, Tor the benefit
of Mr.. Chas. FadIey, anative Of this city, but a
member ofthe troupe, will, Unexpected, be very
numerously attended. The tickets of admission,
which are in request, may be obtained at the
drug store of Warfeld & Hall, or at French s
book store
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-26

GRANT JURORS. Deputy Sergeant Ander-
son, of Richmond, was in this city to-day sum
moning taesmen from among whom jurors, to
serve in the trial now in progress at Richmond,
of Grant for the shooting Of II. Hives Pollard,
will be selected. Several Of those who served
in the Jeter Phillips case are included among
those summoned in this case.
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MARIN 4 list.

..7NIATURE ALMANAC-FEBY2 % 1869
4Ug KosE............6 81 Moon RIsEs......... D 90
2T. SErs......5 81 HIGH WATER eQ" ~
-ORT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEB. 20.
SAILED
Steamer John Gibson, Winters, New ork,
- Hooe Wedder burn Il Co
3tesmer Virginia, Drew, New York, by NJ.
26rdge Il Co
MEMORANDA.
Schr Eliza and Rebecca, Trice, from Phila-
.,elghis. with coal for Washington, which ran
Ground on the fl ats opposite this city on Mon
dSv last, has gotten oil and reached her desti-
Ion
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Observation-Disclosures Ice

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The first ste@m boat
of the season has reached Poughkcepsie from
New York, cutting through six inches OF SOLID
Ice Tor nine miles.
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DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED or TRUSl
- executed by the National Building ~
Manufacturing Association and Brick, Sar
and Gravel Company, 10 secure certain cot
pom bonds. amounting 20 S250GG, which dee
Is dated I'D December, 1857, and recorded p.
Liber Y, No. 3, page us, the undersl@. e
Trustees therein named, viii, on MONDA
the first day of March, 1863, expose to sale, y
public auction, At L. IN, IN front OF the Mayor
Office Alexandria, Virginia, the following prop
erty, viz:
A certain TRACT OF LAND, in the count.
of Alexandria containing between ninety @n'
one hundred acres. called "WATEKLOC,
bounded on the west by the AicArEdri% an
Washington Turnpike road; on IT, east oy lEt
Potomac river; on the north By the Hnd' q"
the late Thomas Hughes, and on tie s0u.h -
the lands of Lieut.. Hunter together vi Al
BUILDINGS and improvements erected thor
on. and TOOLS, MACHINERY and QUITE :
used and to be used by them 70 carry on thel-
trade and business, together with the lranchis'
and all the privileges, rights and properly g
the said company; ana HlSo their patent rlSi
for the manufacture Of brick IN the District g.
Columbia and county OF Alexandria NrGIhl.+
TERAlS-For the real estate. sufficient ci-s
To nav $500. with interest from 9th day oi Az
gust, 1867, aud the remainder to be paid IN t~'
equml instruments Of $500 each, with lntere.
from August 9Th 1867. the first on the "th Au
gust, 1869 and the other on the 9th Angus
1870 tho residue of tho purchase money. B.
any, to be paid with interest from the day &"
sale on the said 9th August, 1870.
The bonds of the purchaser TO be gwen IL
the deferred payments, and deed OF trust :
be executed TO secure them.
For the personal property, iranGhi 5'nr x
terms cash. }. DEAN SMITH,
w. ~ IEO w RRF Nj
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ENTERTAINMENT. The programme Tor the
entertainment to be given tonight, at Liberty
Hall, by Mr. George Kunkel and troupe, IS one
of q most interesting and varied character, and
a large audience, it is expected, will be present
on the occasion.
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Seizure under the Revenue law

RICHMOND, Feb. 26.-Thc tobacco factory
and fixtures of H. NJ. Painter Il Co., together
with II, 900 pounds of manufactured tobacco,
was seized yesterday by the revenue officers Tor
a violation of the law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-26

COUNTY Court. The March term OF the
County Court for this county will commence on
Monday next the LIST inst. The Court Will be
composed of Presiding Justice Mckenzie,
and Associate Justices Cotton and Rowland.