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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-07
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WASHINGTON ITEMs.--On Saturday Presi-
dent Grant, accompanied by his father in law,
Mr.. Dent, Senators Anthony, Casserly and
Harris, with the joint committee on printing.
visited the government printing Office, and
inspected the various branches of work there
pursued.
There j. bitter feeling among the members
OF the Medical Society OF Washington. caused
by Mr.. Summers till to repeal their charter.
DR.. Garnctt, tic leader OF the conservative
ply scian4 in Washington, has written letter,
characlcrizing the various allegations in MIR.
Sumner report on the subject as falsehoods.
Capt. Bridges who has charge OF the dlstri,
button (undcr the War Department. Of the
government charity to the poor OF the District,
has decided that, when able. bodied men make
application for charity they shall be furnished
with work at fair price, and if they do not
choose to labor no assistance will be furnish d
them.
A fashionable boarding house on G street
was entered yesterday morning By daring
burglar, who successfully plundered number
OF the rooms Of vaIuables. Hon. MIR. Morrill,,
of Maine, lost two watches and $500 in money:
Mr. Ferris, of New York, 500 aud two
watches, and number Of the boaIders smaller
amounts Tne..thiei made good his escape.
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FISK g. HATCH, Bankers.

j. s-Wo have issued pamphlets containing
FIJI, n.rt;cnlars statistical details, rnap'' oic'
which viii be furnished upon application
~ We buy and sell GoyernmenRt o1 Donss
C w.. snI others, subject to cheek Al
SIGHT an. allow intere:t on daily o"'A"ceS
New York, feb 2-'t"m
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Extensive Fire.

NAsuAU, N. H., March 7,-Noycs block on
Main street was nearly destroyed by fire yester
day morning. Loss S600O0. Among the
sufferers are W. p. Jones, +. 1. Kimball and
VIM Taylor, dry goods dealers; RunnelIs Il
Chase, clothing; Samuel French, millinery i;
II. A. Wheeler. job printer: f. A. johnson,
photographer, and Granite and Nashanon
lodges Of Odd Fellows, whose rooms we're
burned The losses are partially covered by
insurance,
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BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNIoN.-At reeu

BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNIoN.-At resu
lar meeting Mount Vernon Circle, No. /
B. U. CH. F G. Of A. held in Phoenix Hall
on Saturday ght last, the following nance
officers were ected to serve for the ensuing
term: C. ". VIM. F. Remington; Z. j.
Hugh Lathar; G. F., Thomas Chauncy; H.
s. K, Geo. ?. Jones; Fl. R., John Soper
II. r., Richfd Owings; G. +. w., W. '"
Sherwood. Tie remaining officers Of the Circle
will be appoi ted in due time This Circle II
is in a prosptous and improving condition.
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PlrIABLL-A we'll dressed and genteel look,
ing man WAS seen on one Of the streets ct the
city on Saturday night. ia q state OF almost
hcloless intoxcation, with his little boy hold
ing him By the hand and endeavoring TO lead
him home. The child was weaplng bitterly,
a.. we'll he might.
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The RIyR BOATS. -The Columbia from
Baltimore an the Wawaset from tohe h'Ver
arrived up yesterday evening on good time
with full irehts aud many passengers. These
steamers ans the Express have now resumed
their resula places on their respective lines,
and will coitiuue to run in accordance with
their advertied schedules
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WEST ENr. This suburb OF Alexandria Is
improving considerably. \ number OF new
residences have been erected lately, and Others
improved and adorned 1t is by lar the most
attractive AMI picturesque Of the outskirts Of
the city.
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Getting Married.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on the de-
lights Of HOME, and the propricty or impro-
priety Of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for matrim onial
happiness Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 2S-;'tnd&w
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'onds are in denominations OF
$1,000, $500 and 500.

They will DO issued rs Coupon Bonds 7'ayGjls
to Bearer, and may be hela in that form; or
Tho Bond may be registered in the namc OF
the owner, with the coupons remaining payable
to bearer attached. tho principal being then
transferable only on tho books OF the Company,
unless renssigned to bearer or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled
tho Bond made q permanent Registered B6n@,
transferable only on tho books of tho Company,
and tho interest made payable only 10 tho ro-
gistered owner or his attorney.
The three classes will be known respectively
as
lsl "COUPON BONDS PAYABLE TO
BEARER"
ID. "REGlSTERED BONDS WITH coz.
PONS ATTACHED"
81. "REGISTERED BONDS WITH COU-
PUNS d ETACHED," and should be SO do=ig
n atcd by Correspondents in specifying the class
of Bonds dc -lrcd.
They have THIRTY YEARS - run from
January IL. 1870 with interest ut six per cent
per annum from November !, 1869. PEINct-
PAL AID INTEREST PAYABLE ~ GOLD in :he
city Of New York.
Inc interest iS phyhU.t III hf eHu A'Or
Der. that it may take the place Of that Of the
esrier issues OF Five-1wonlies, ana suit the
convenience Of our friends who already hol d
Central and Western Pacific Bonds, With inter
est, payable in Jnnuary and July, and who
NAV desire, in making additional invcsim ents
to have their intere receivable a! different sea-
sons Of the year
The Loan i secured by mortgage upon NE
entira Line Of Road from Richmond to IL" ONO
River. with tn" equipment! and al other prop
crtv snd sppurtenences connected herewith.
4 Sinking Fund of 100000 per snnum Is
nrovidod for tho REDEEM pti0n Of tho Bonds, 10
take effect one Year after the completion OF tho
Road. goo ma,
- tntyJO viii be reserved and held in trust for
the reclamation of outstanding Bonds of the
Iirginin Cnltrdi Railroad Company now
MERGED in the CHEsAPsAKE AND OHIO.
O, the remaining Sl3W0,G0O. "a sufficient
amount win be sold to complete the road to the
ohio river. perfect ana improve the portion
now in operation, and thoroughly equip the
whole for a large and active traffic.
The present price is 80 and accrued Interest.
= Loan 90 amply secured. so carefully guard
cd, and 20 certain hereafter TO command
prominent place among the favoritc securities
in the markets, both OF this Country and ~,
rouo, will be At cnca appreciated and quickly
absorbed. Very respectfully,
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The Markets..

REV IoHK, March 7.-Stocks steady. Money
easy ut 6aG por cent. Exchange, long, 81; short
81. Gold 49, Bonds, 1862, coupon, II. Viz
ginia aixcs, cx.coupon, 723 new Got; Nortl
Caroinas, old, As; now 205. Flour dull and
in buyers favor Wheat quiet and nominally
unchanged Corn very firm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THIRST GRAND HOP,
Il To be given by
ORIENTAL LODGE, No. u, X. OF T., on
MONDAY EVENING, March 7, 1870.
At GERMANS H. LII.
Ballet Master ..... ...... Fl. BinswangOr
Committee Of Arrangements.
A. G. Kell, j. NJ. Buchanan, a. H. Hall,
w. II. p. Borkley, Thos. Risheill,
john A Field
Tickets ST, admitting gent and ladies-to be
had of any OF tho committee. NH Std
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NARRIAGE NoTIcEs are published for ."
cts. we should think cheap enough. Minis
tcrs and others in the cnualry, scndl nv their
notices will please enclose the small lee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Season and its Dangers.

Ths human body is chiefly composed OF ti$-
sues and fbres as sensitive IT, every change 10
the condition of the atmosphere rs the most Gel
icate electrometer, or the quicksilver in Il oA'
rometer tube
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the lungs
and the excretory organs srn especially Hap
TO be affected by these vari Jns and tho best dE
fence against their isistrou2 tendency Il
keep the digestive machinery: which leeds srd
nourishes the whole system, IN good WORKING
order.
If thu stomach is veal: or d:sordercd nei.h,
the blood nor tho bile can be in a healthy State,
and upon the fitness OF these two important
fluids for tho offices assigned to them by nature
and the regularity Of their flow. health in great
measure depends.
When the air is heavily laden with chilling
vapors, it often is at this season of the year,
the digestion should DO an object Of peculiar
care. If il is weak and lsneuid, tho whole ply
steal structure Will be cnervuted. If 1t Is wig.
| orous, the entire organization Will he strong to
resist the uhtOward and depressing influence OF
y damp uud vtiuted atmosphere.
4 pure and powerful tonic IS therefore cSpo
cially needed as \ safeguard against the seases
most common in tho spring, and Hostttlor
Stomach EiLters being the most wholesome and
potent medicine OF tho class At present known,
| course of it is particularly adyiss1io NJ ms
period Of the year. The stomach will thereby
be toned ard strengthened, tho liver and bow
els regulated. the nervous s. stem brhcod mp,
and nature put in state Of active defence
against the miasms which superlndaces inter-
mittont and remittent tever: rheumatism, CT.
yous debility, headache, hypochron1ia andothcr
complaints which are apt TO sssuil the untoned
and unfortiled organizations. Tho body is
siren gthened without exciting the brain, and
consequently no unpleasant reaction follows its
revivng and revovating operation. NH 7.oolw
Away with SpectacleS. old Eyes made
now, easily without doctor or medicines. sent
post paid on receipt Of l0c. Address
DIR. +. B. FOOrE,
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BALL.-The fair for the benefit Of Oriental
Lodge, Knights ot.Pethias, at Germans Hail.
which was brought to a close on Saturday night
last, will be- finally terminated by y sranA bail
IN niuh,
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MONEY LENDERS. ~ irriaa has passed A
law allowing twelve per cent, Interest 10 cases
of special contract Several city u'urerS are
preparing to emigrale to Alexandria. -- WASH
iu1ton Nrlrs
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HI T. -.

st uaylicld, on Sunday night March 9Th,
Mrs. ANN @ BOOTH, aged g years. va Ter
funeral will take place from the residence of
her son, Capt. ". j. Booth OH Princess street.
between Washington and Columbus, to-mnr
row tuesday evening. Mt three o'clock. The
friends Of tho IamiIy arc inviLel u attend.
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Murine Accident.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 7.-rhc BRIG
Peri, Tor Baltimore, went ashore on Willoughby
Spit yesterday in the snow storm, and bllgcd.
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M- NOTICE-We have on hand q
EssAS large stock Of Ladies, Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, anal in order
TO reduce our stock, will sell ~ grcstly reduced
prices AL in want will DO well 20 call 1T -
King street.
Jan 2S--tf w. 3. WADDE1.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connect
ing the Atlantic coast and the magnificent hHr-
bors of the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio Riv-
er at point Of reliable navigation, and thus,
with the entire Railroad system and water
transportation o. the great West aud Southwest,
forms the additional East and West
Trunk Line, so imperatively demanded tor
tho accommodation of the immense and rapidly
growing trans portation between the Atlantic
seaocard and Europe on the one hand, and the
great producing regions OF the Ohio and Mis-.
sissipp Valleys on the other.
Tie importance of this Road as u
new outlet from the West to the sea
msgniGos it into one Of national consequence,
and insurns TO it IN extensive through trahc
from the day of its completion while in the
deveopement Of the extensive agricultural and
mineral resources of Virginia and West Vir-
glnia, it possesses, along its own licc, the eio-
ments of a large aud profitable local business.
Thus the great interests, both general and To-
cal, which demand the completion of the CHEs-
APEAKg AND OHIO RAILROAD TO the Ohio Xiv
er, afford the sures guarantee Of its success and
value, and render it the most important
and substantial Railroad enterprise
now in progress i'll this country.
Its superiority as an East ana West route,
and the promise OF an immense and profitable
trade awaiting its completion have drawn to 1t
the attention and cooperation OF prominent
Capitalists and Raill DAD men Of this City, OF
sound judgment and known integrity, whose
connection with it, together with that OF emil
,,TE rr.r,,o n RI
Yves. Virginia, insureS nu energetic,
honorable and successful manage
ment.
The Routl is com plotted and in operation from
Richmond to the celebrated White Sulphur
Springs of West Virginia, 227 miles, and there
remain but zoo miles (now partially construct
ed TO be completed, to carry it to the proposed
terminus on the Ohio river ut. or near, the
mouth Of the Big Sandy River $50 miles abovt
Cincinnati, ard $50 miles below Pi:tsburg.
Lines arc now projected or in progress
through Ohio and kentucky to this point
which will connect tho Chesapeake and ONO
with the cntire DAD systems of the West
and Southwest, and with the Pacific Railroad.
Its valuable franchises and superior "dvan-
ta9cs will place the CHESAPEAKE and ONO
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest ana
most powerful and trustworthy corporations OF
the country; and there exists present value,
in completed road and work donc equal to the
entire amount Of the mortgage.
The details Of tho loan have been arranged
with special Ioorenco TO the wants Of all classes
of investors; and combine the various features
of convenience, safety md protection against
loss or fraud.
rpLo oro in fiona nG
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NgUSICAL NOTICE no THE YOUNG
W. MEN OF ALEXANDRIA.

kE USICNL NUIICE TO III % NN
I'VE MEN OF ALEXANDRIA,
Wishing to promote ss much rs lies in my
uowcr the tasLu for music among the young
men in Alexandria. and increase tho social and
innocent pleasures derived from lis Gu tivalion,
Pro-. tEOSPER1 a member of tho U. :. Ma
rine Band, at my solicitation, will devote two
nights every week in teaching on brass and
string instruments, provided u sufficient num-
her OF gentlemen will unite in forming 4 brass
band, quarte,te club. or tAko private tuition On
violin, Nute. sc Those who feel disposed to
do 81 will please leave their names as early Ms
convenient At V. BECKER'S,
Musc and Piano store,
uh st 149 King st, Alaxa.
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4, tn II u n l., NJ

y Y y II
CORNER KING Il FAIRFAX STREETS.
Owing to The lsteness of the season, is offering
RARE INDUCEMENTS.
His stock is very large, and will be ci"soi
out at remarkably low rates. feb 10
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NoTlcE.-Evory member, of Oscenls Tribe,
present in next council, 10th sun. warm
moon, q ST. $40, st the T! run, setting sun,
as business of greet Importance will come up
for you, consideration. BY order of the Tribe:
VIM. A. SISsoN,
mn lit Chief Of Records
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Zlnara, the assassin OF Greenwaldth, in
Havana, was Oh Saturday i0uud guilty OF
murder, and sentenced to be executed. The
sentence was carried into effect that afternoon
in the presence OF detachments from every
volunteer organization 10 the city and vicinity.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PASTORAL GALL TO REV. DR. DULLoCh.
Rev. J. J. Bullock, D. D., the present paste
of the Franklin street Presbyterian Church
has received call from the congregation OF tht
Second PRESBYTERIAN Church at Alexandra
Va. DR.. Bullock, after receiving the call, CON
yened the session of the church here, anC
made verbal statement 10 reference thereto
and requested that congregational meeting
be called by the session 10 unite with him 10 3
petition to the Presbytery to dissolve bis pas
tora relations with his present charge. The
session was surprised at the intelligence, and
being unanimously opposed 10 such sever
ancc, hesitated about calling congregations
meeting, but finally, at the ureent request OF
their pastor made the call. The coDgresa
tional meeting was held on W cInesday evening
last. when Il paper Was read from Dr.. Bullock
stating that after mature anu pruyerlul con-
siGera;Ion Of the sui 7ct lie tell 1t his duty 10
resign his present charge ana accept call
which had been cordially aud unanimously
given him By the Sccoud Presbyterian Church
Ct Alexandria &c become their pastor. lie dc
sired the congregation to unite with him in d
petition to the Presbytery Of the Chesapeake
TO dissolve the pastoral relations between them,
TO take effect ny the first OF April or May. lu
making the request Dr. Bullock appreciated
all the kindness and generosity extended to
MIN ana MS lamuy ourlne the aIuoSt uinc
years that he had been their pastor. Inc
prospect OF separation filled him with unfelsn-
cd sorrow, but he was moved to the act by the
stern cali OF duty which he could cot derry.
The reading OF this paper OF Dr. Bullock
rcitcd general expression OF sorrow at the
thought ct : separation, anu the meeting All
"Wtt5I0 D''ma,I' taI l.,, I,,;. oo,omto;L,
uo" ~ n"''o." ':' ".u ,i,n nr ,',>'.,
.I',I s;aJ ,I ~; J.; I,L.;,,;n, o,ur,,.v
I Ii.,.,o,h nd r,;tL f,inn.e -, q ,,,rr
hn L,3 rr1'orp6 hims.;f tn them He had
.;hoU, self in every r.snrct e,ninrrtiv fitted
NJ r,>tor--one who alsavs lacked alter the
spiritual Interests of that norton of the Lords
vineyard, and that they earnestly requested
hlm to coutinuc his pastoral relations with
them. \ coniiil''ee, consisting OF "oSsr'
"in ana 'oahiofu an" o"nse l"RHSi was ~
".i ,.,, ',-,,,' -, ,,.,,.,,oI ~,
49, ,,I,n,n;,.t,n;,1,
Tbc c,n.rrpa,i,n ar, ~ ,uer, a.raiu IN Wed
,,.i,v .vrn;,,y n ihjs wax whsn Dr. RuI
lock !. cynrc,,l 10 piy. hi, rcply TO the reso
lurion. Sf..a the previous meeting large
number OF his congregation have called upon
DR.. Bullock personally alii urged MN not |"
resign MS "aS'orSh!p; me r1anA n N','t'
'hu'ch' unHer 1nr c""'s ~ ~. nuH9oa,
IN 'c'y n)utisu'"s '"iu''''h, d. eF'ulnoN
,'urA ,' ,""" I l' ~ ia ,,bnr,b .RIn
g.,
.~~
COUNTY COURT The March term Of the
County Court for this county commenced this
morning. Justice Beach presiding, AMI Justices
Penn and Pesrcc associates.
The bond o. Thomas kinslow, administrator
Evans ". l1ovelace unlawful dtt!inei--coh-
tinucd for defendant
The commissioners appointed By the Court
to assess compensation of damages for land pro-
posed 70 b, taken by tho Berme Bank railroad
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TIVE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exist.
ing between MAGNUS SCHuLER aad
BENJAMIN CLEVlNGER in the Soap and
Candle manufacturing business is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
MAGNUS SCHULER.
BENJAMIN CLEV1NGEK.
The business will hereafter be conducted by
MAGNUS SCHUYLER, who is authorized to
settle up the affairs of the late firm. mh7 lw
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR
E$ SALE.--Wj sell that very convenient and
desirable FRAME RESIDENCE, with furnl-
t,Iro, No. 100 Cameron street in thorough re-
pair; lot fronting Is feet On Cameron street,
and running through to an open alley. Loca.
ton and ueighborhood excellent. The fuIni-
ture is nearly nov. For terms and particulars
apply to w. II. BARLEY, or
NH 7-tf w. N. BROWN.
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RALEIGH, March ,, 1870.

RALEIGH, March =, ISIU.
VIM. J. McGaugh We are opposed to ia
KING our citizens out OF the State You must
nav full fare. We need them in the next
election, ard | would not be sustained if |
conuived At anything which would defeat
our party. W. a. OMlIH, flesiueht.
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i'7TT IL L: ~ ~
SPE GlE a Y NJ + n II

All goods will ba sold for Grcnnba backs at gold
urirus, and SILVER will he given in change
ut :. DEAlHAM'S Clothing House, 81 King
street mar D
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ConREspoNDENoE.--[F From the Lynchburg
Republican. The following is the correspon-
denca between Mr.. McGaugh, an employment
agent, and ". \. Smith, the President Of the
North Carolina Central Railroad. Mr.
McGaugh, who mad collected party of about
one hundred colored persons around DanVillc,
in Virginia and North Carolina, whom be
desired to convey TO the South by the shortest
and readiest transportation, addressed tele-
gram TO President Smith from Greensboro as
follows:
GREENSBORO, n. c., March ., 1870.
W. a. Smith, President of the North Caro-
lima Central Railroad :-Will you Garry laborers
over your road as cheaply as other roads? If
so, prefer your road Let me hear from you.
w. J. McGAUGH.
To this inquiry, AIr. Smith, who is one OF
the trooly Ioll, and q shining and cons picuous
uminary addressed the response given in
full below
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Away with Uncomfortable Trusses
Comfort and cure for tho Ruptured Sent post
paid on receipt Of Zoe. Address
Dr. 4. Z. FOUTE,
NH T-3m l2O Le.ingtcn Az, n. I.
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proper foresight in its deceased protector?
THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE. COMPLY,
SrAUsToH, VA,
Offers to every head Of /. family perfect security
against this Melancholy CO dl.ioa.
1t is for LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
It's charter i perpetual.
It's CASH Capital $1,000.
1t is organized on tho basis OF the old Mutual
Life Of Now York, and t. successful cxpc-
rienco.
The Pro.niiin,s ara paid in cash its Divi-
dcrdS ar" paid in cNsh; IT. policies arc paid IN
cash. without deduct rs.
Tncrc are no premium nO.c3. and hnnco 1t:
assets are I'll cash. wE!cn presents tho only
sold. substantial basis oF business for individ-
uai or corporations.
TT INSUKE5 On ALL PROPER, SAFE
IT FUI's 80 IMPROPER REsTRIC
TIONS ON TRAVEL.
IT INSUEHS UNlMpA1RED FEMALE
LIVES.
The Company i - combination Of tho pro-
prietary and lnntna! Systems, securing the al
vant.grs of both.
It's Poliric9 Mcc m,n fIrlctatlo after two
years. ond iEcontasta bio after five years, for all
| mis- stat"n!cD:s and error: IL application except
~ 10 the ago OF the p1lIcnnt. This IS II
SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY.
The hssc,s will ho invested in Virginia, and
help To luiid 40 oar own interests in Virginia.
Il commnnis itself for IL safety, management
ard organization, to every Virgin ian and other
Scuthcrncr in search Of {. safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
RESTITUTION.
Livoagents wsntod in every precinct OF every
county in the State Send for circulars.
Address, pHthLlIS MAO.
General Agents for rgin,. IN! Wca. Virgin
j., Lock Box 20. stanton, Va.
Rev. GEORGE Il. SMITH,
Fab Ian tiU. for 4 irxt. and vicinity.
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ssSsr:c&SSaE hdsESsIES.

TOW OFTEN is THE HOUSEHOLD
Ill loaf buried with the household head. and
families that might hnvo boon comfortably
p1 oviGcd for, lott destitute by the want Of
proper foresight in .s deceased protector?
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Away with Spectacles.- Eyes made
now, easily, without doctor or medicines. sent
post paid nn receipt Of l0c. Address
DIR. +. B. FOOrE,
NH i'm l2U Lexington AV., y. i.
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n K l. + n h u G. l. 0 Y s.
ALL NUMBERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-07

VIRGIN OLIVE OLA very superior SAL
Y I'D Gill also. Liquid Kennett, Sea Moss
Farlna, Corn Starch and Cox's Gcatine, just
received and for sale by
NH II h. S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-07

Upancd this morning ~
NH 5 WITH Elk Il Sl,A M a n r. II .