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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-08

IEsTERDAY.-The weather yesterday was
clear and warm, but good breeze was blowing
There were no services 1T Christ Church or at
he st Presbyterian and Baptist Churches
aud the congre, ations at the other churches
were by no means large. The city was
remarkably quiet all day long. In the even
!ns many persons on the upland at the
Gismautled Battery Rodgers and at Jones
Point enjoyed tue COOL and refreshing bre' z.
from the river
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
sCIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.1
FOREIGN NEWS.
Latest " ar News-Italy and Austria
Gen. NcMahOn:s ChiefOf Atafkill-
cd-Particulars Ofthe Fight Oh
the right-PruSSian Force
French eRialS-SPizure
I4.OOO.OOOf-s rmy
Correspondence
Narrow Escape,
dc, &c. DC

Narrow Escape,
&c, &c, &c
New YORK. Aug. S.-The ioIlowlns is g
special to the New York lines:
PARIS, Au.. !. II learn Oh very good au
thoritv that Italy will send 55 900 troops tn:
week 10 nc aid # France, aud it is believed IL
official quarters that Austria will also send
contingent q. once" In The battle of Haganau
on the 9Th, Gen. CuIson Gen McMahon's Chic
| Of staff, was killed by his side. Gen. Raout Il
missing. Metz is preparing Tor vigorous DC
fence.
BERLIN, August S.-Gcncral Steinmel2
telegraphs the following particulars OF the con
test between Won Goeben and the French force
under Gen. Frossard: The fight was opened
Oh our side by the l4th division, which was
subsequently reinforced by artillery and cavalry
y fierce and bloody struggle ragged along the
line between Saarbruck aud FOrback, lasting
until night. The heights Of Splechclen vert
carried at the poiut OF tic bayonet, and the
enemy was thrown back ON Forback. Mean
While the 18th division had advanced from
Vockiinper, taken Russc aud reached FOrbact
at uiehitaII, when the broken divisions Of the
French army being driven upon that point
their baggage and camp equlpaee OF two dlVl
sions and many prisoners were taken.
IIONDUS, august o. ilC iuooioho eiaiiA
that they will have SOC, 900 on the theatre Of
war by this evening. Rumols of the purchase by
Austria 81 Stevens battery are dlscrcdIeo
here
TIE Journal Officlcl OF Paris, denies the loss
of any cannon ur eagles at Wcisscnburg.
Adviccs from Rome state that the French
disasters cluse profound terror; the Pope has
asked Eugene for just one ship to defend him
from the Italians now organizing for an attack
on the Papal dominions and authority.
LONDON, Aug. S-Fourteen millions o.
francs we're seized by the police of Paris last
week. They belong to RothsohiId, Hirsch
Raphael, Bischoffeheim and other Jewish
| bankers. 1t is asserted that the seizure wa;
| suggested by the authorities of the Bank O.
France. The financial circles of Europe are
much incenscd at what is deemed great out
rage upon some Of their members.
A Brussels letter announces the establish
mcnt Of weekly postal service between An
twrrp and New York, for fifteen years. The
| Prussian nciad, Harmonic narrowly escap
| cd capture by French cruisers recently eff the
mouth OF the Eibc.
PARIS, August S.-The funeral OF PrevoS
| Parado viii take place to-day.
The Figaro is filed with protests against tht
| suppression Of army correspondence.
Cramcre, agent OF the Wolf Telegraphit
| agency, barely escaped from a mob in Rut
| Vivienne, seeking him in belief that he was
Prus,lan SPY.
The corps Legislatf has Lcen summoned tc
meet Thursday, but it is possible in view o
the present crisis that the meeting may bs
| FASTENED
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The Indispensable Remedy.

The most reliable and sure euro for malar al
diseases is unquestionably tho celebrated GA u
TIERS NATIVE WINE BlTTEKS, and for
persons suhjec. ~ cblls and fcvers there is
nothing to compare with these Bltters as a cur.
alive and preventive. They arc also tho best
tonic and appetiser in existence, and contsjn 0
alcohol, being made Of the puro California
whito wines, and they ere recon mended by all
who have u ed them.
Sold by all druggists nnd grocers.
X. NJ. LAWSON,
JANNEY s. CO.,
jy 25-tt Agents for this city.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CORPORATION CoURT.-The August term
Of the CORPORATION Court, Judge Lowe presid-
ing, commenced its session this morning.
Caroline johnson vs. Amanda Petit unsw-
full detancr verdict for plaintiff.
Com. vs. VIM. Johnston; petit larceny
found guilty and sentenced to one year in the
city jail.
Margaret Jane Lannon VS.. Joseph Wells;
unlawful detainer; judgment for plaintiff oy
consent of parties and execution stayed Tor ~
days.
George l.. Seaton vs.. L. Tansil; unlawful
detainer: verdict for defendant.
The Sergeant was ordered to collect from
he several Justices 10 this city as have not
been re-cummissioned the copies OF the code OF
Virginia, Acts of Assembly and Mayo's Guide,
issued TO them as justices, ADD return them to
court TO morrow.
Licenses 10 keep ordinaries were granted to
the following named parties MARTIN LAWYER,
Geo. r. Huntington, James Dugan, James
Guy, Sanford Brown, William Davis, Mich ael
Sweeny, Anthony DIVER, James Green, Henry
Aliddour. William Fannon, Daniel Henry,
Catherine Mckeney, G.. Augur, John Ahern,
f. II. Lyes, j. G. Cook, Tucker 4 Lucas N.
Norme, Richard Burk, Ju>tus SCHNEIDER,
Geotfrey Roberts, Frances 4 Carr. z. O'Neal,
Joseph Calmus, John VerdOn.
REPORTED kILLED.-A dispatch was re-
celved here 10 day from Il gentleman ut the
Greeutrier White Sulphur Springs, stating
that upon the uuSuown body OF one OF those
killed By the late accident GA the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, letter had been found
directed to Bernard Hooe, esq, VI this city.
MIR. Hooe Left here Oh Saturday morning by
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MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoN.-From prepars-
lions in progress, the excursion of the Alexan
,lria Christian Association bids fair to be a very
delightful one. "Moonlight, music, love aud
flowers are advertised among the telicities OF
The evening, while the enjoyment OF comfort
able seats and other boat accommodations, in
connection with the band and refreshments,
will combine to please and crafty all who may
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Docs Twenty i've Of the dogs captured by
The Superintendent of the Police and his dog
squad, the las. OF those confined at the Poor )
House will be slaughtered this evening. The
dog cart owing TO the reception of some intelli-
geuce about hidden dogs was on its rounds
again to-day but will certainly be withdrawn
tonight. Of all the dogs taken up, but four
only were redeemed by their owners.
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! OST-A,u table reward will be paid tor the
{ . return To =, o. lib Cameron street, of pair
Of got mounted SPECrACLkS, in Il wooden
Case, wrapped around with q white cotton
<t1ing ii 5. within the last two or three weeks.
S-2t
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, August S.-The jury in
the case ct Charles Quinn, charged with the
murder Of Maggie Ryan, returned verdict Of
murder in the second degree. y strong force
OF police prevented The prisoner from being
mobbed
The Tax Payers Union has appointed mem
ter, to the convention to nominate municipa
lii.nrs
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Murder.

BUFFALo,N. Y. Aug. s.-Michael O'keefe
a young desperate killed Florence Ma
honey, aged 70 years, in a drunken broil last
night. O'kceie has been arrested.
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l,russian SYmnathI.

EVANSVILLE. IND, August S.-Ihe Ger
mans have held another meeting 10 express
their sympathy ior Prussia in The present war
Collectors we're ordered to 90 to New ork Il
work at collecting.
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NOTICE OF REM VAL.
J. l.. GRIGG,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Would inform his patrons and the public that
ne will remove September Ist to store No. 81
King street. adjoining Creighton u Sons. where
he purposes opening choice selection of goods
in his line, aug 8-eotSl
TNOXS EXPRESS checks Baggage from
N Residences, Hotels, &c, to all points on
the Railroad Also to tho Railroad Depot in
Washington, or any address in this city, Wash
in ston, or Georgetown. Office No. North
Washington street j. X. RIDGEWA4,
augS Agent. Alexandria. Va
TKESH TOASTED COFFEES-Old Gov
II crnment Javs, Laauyra, Jamaica, Mara
caibo and choice Rio Coiftes freshly toasted
and for sale in the grain or ground, by
augS j CLINTON MILBURN.
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lst Prize: An elegant SET OF FURS. made
of young Astlicsn skins, imported from Russia
consisting of Lady's Mantle, Collar, Hat and
Muff. Very beautiful.
u Prize: Twelve yards OF the best quality
BLACK SILK and elegant SILK SASH.
Cd Prize: DRESS PATTERN, SILK ard
Worsted.
One hundred chances At s. II chance
The articles belung to u l,dy who lost her
husband in the Southern Cause ard sho parts
With taem only to relieve pressing necessity.
The articles Gun be seen by calling n: Green
& Wise's Real Estate Office, Mansion House.
Rattle to take place OH tho IO.h u;August
~ Z9-tAl0
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M~ NOTICE-We have on hand q
HsS largo stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, apd in order
to reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices All IL want will do well to call ct IA
King street.
ian 28-tf w. Is. WADUE1.
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LOCAL BREVITIES. alarm OF fire last
night in the lst Ward was occa>ioned by the
sight of the suoke issuing troI the chimney or
Rosenthars spoke tactory,th fireman OF which
was preparing for to days operations.
There we're cries Of murder heard near the
lower end of Prince street last night but what
occssoned tn I'm has not zen discovered.
MIR. Robert |. Edelin, has just turned out
from his coach factory fancy spring wac on
for Mr. G.. Augur, which is as nice piece OF
work as can be gotten up any where.
Three of the Jewish merchants of this city,
q Messrs. Dcalham, Kaufman and Metzger,
2 doing business On King street, commenced
81 moving their effects 10 Norfolk this morning.
s. Mr. Samuel Coleman, an empioye at the
foundry Of Jameson Il Collins, had his foot
severely Injured there last we ok by molten iron.
The house of Randolph Simms, in the brick
row, on Columbus street, was broken into on
Saturday night last and robbed OF two coats.
.4 The Camp meeting under the auspices OF
the Nj. +. Church, at Vienna, on the w. i y.
SR r will commence on the 3lst Of this month.
..s \ party of young gentlemen from this city,
s@who lett here yesterday fjr the camp meeting
.sncar Washington, were 50 unfortunate as to
zhave the b4rouche they wereiu badly damaged.
VA MuSnrOpulS arc making lnSll appeaIauC ou
S the commons about the city.
3 Large quantities Of wheat are now Icing
4 daily received here.
Appearances at Fishtown were more lively
this morning than usual. Coal vessels were
loading with the product of The Cumberland
mines and dischargiog the product Of the mines
Of the Schuylkil! Philadelphia steamer was
dischargng salt, and several river craft we're
landing their cargoes OF watermelons.
There numerous applicants Tor vacant
places in the new police force.
\ called meeting of the Alexandria Christian
Association will be held in their room on King
street to night, at 5 O'Clock. Puuctual atten.
darce is requested.
Mr.. Samuel j. Price, formerly the editor Of
The Page Valley Courier, is in this place can
vassins for the sale of Duyckinck's History Of
the World, for Mr. John G. Fry, Of Wash.
!ngtou.
The Rev. Mr.. Bishop was installed as pas
tor of the German Lutheran Church in this
city, yesterday morning, by Rev. NleSsrs.
Brandt and Frey, Of Washington, and preach
ed his introductory sermon yesterday evening.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY. From the
music and stationary store OF Mr. John II.
parrott, kiug street, We received this morning,
the August number of Peters Musical Monthly.
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committed to the work house last week on the
charge of disorderly conduct, was released as
the imposed foe was paid.
4 disturb occurred between q white and
colored an, in "Newtown at dusk last night,
during which stones were thrown about at a
furious tate, hut as soon as the police appeared
10 sight everything became quiet.
A fight occurred yesterday morning rcar the
coruer Of Duke and Fayette streets, between
two parties, who being interrupted in the st
Element OF their difficulty, adjourned the com.
bat to point outside the limits OF the city,
where the affair was adjusted 10 the satisfaction
OF all parties.
An attempt was made yesterday evening to
break open cook shop in the market square,
but the would be thief was scared OFT 10y the
appearance OF policeman.
MAYORS OFFICE.-Lucy Williams, Sarah
Hill, and Aunie Hill, on complaint OF Nate
Martin, all colored, for disorder y Conduct, and
obscene language were fined and discharged
4 Young man for disordery conduct, III the
alley opening upon north Henry street, was
fined and discharged.
George Clark, colored, III: dsorlcily con.
duct, was foed and discharged.
William Dixon, colored, Tor dls,rdcrly con
duct, was fined aud discharged
Patterson Cartwright and Louisa Wilson,
both colored, for throwing stones at each other
were fIed and discharged.
Three boys. two white aud one colorcd, Tor
rolling wheelbsrrows on the side walk, we're
discharged with au admontlon as they pleaded
ignorance OF the law.
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Sweethearts and Wives

Essays for Young Men on Single and We'd
ded Life-the dangers of Ceibsey, and tn
joys of true Marriage -with sanitary aid for
those who are in any way unified for mstri-
monial happiness. Sent free, in sealed enVel.
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, Philadelphia Pa. my 26-3m
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lied.

In Charlottesville, on the 28th ultimo VIM.
J. MORGAN, prominent citizen Of Fauquer,
aged about 60 yeAr..
At the residence of her mother, July Path. in
Fsu uier county, MATILDA L, daughter OF
the la:o Rev. John OSilvio
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Auction SAl.FG.
rl;ELlC SALEUF Ia d.

" virtue .; deere; yf tie County Court oI
Prince William county, pronounced Oh The 9th
dy %; March ICED, ia the suit Of Long ".
:,peake, tee underss nvd appointed special Com
missioner for that purpose, will, on the 9Th 'sy
If ,iPrGMBEH, 1870, chat being Court day.,
n, lie :!ont-Io.r of the Court house. IN Brents-
vile, [ fer + sale lot of Land, near Dumfries,
Containing 81 acres and lS poles, being the same
LAID Owned by Wm. Long. decd, and convey
ed in trust to 4. Il. Speake
TENNIS OF SALE One tenth Of purchase
money to bs paid in cash on day of sale, the
residue in three equal instruments at 6, II, and
Is months. to bear interest from day of sale, and
to be secured by bond ard good personal secu-
rity, the title to be withheld and subject to
sale in case purchaser fails to complete the
purchase. EPPA HUNTON,
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TAMP MELTIN"4.

TAAP ME!TIN'7.
The Camp Meeting ut HAMILTOv, Lou.
doun county, Va, will Des!N on tho 18th or
AUGUST, and continue one week.
SPECIAL TRAINS will ho run the
Wasninston and Ohio Railroad "a follows -
Leave Alexandria Depot daily ct I o'clock q.
n. Tor the camp ground Leave Hamilton ut
1. II p. NJ. oT Alex .nirll and interim edisLG sta
lions.
A train will leave Hamilton every night ri
1890 O'CLOCK for Ices burg, enabling prisons to
avail themselves Of the excellent boarding ut
that place.
Round trip tcketsat reduced rates goo! Dur
ing the meeting.
Fure from Alexandria To Hamilton and ic-
turn Sl.tO; fare from Leesburg to hAm'!'on
and return 25c. 4. II. Il a Y I'm Elk.
aug 4-e1td Gen. Ticket Agent
BY l.. d. Harrison. Auctioneer.
INREAT SALE OF JApA y isSh AND
u CHIN SE GOODS, SEA SHELLS
SHE'LL WORK. &c. &c, IT l. y. Il ARRlS-
ON,S Auction 81 ore Nc. Is North Royal s. ,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 10th inst :,
at j o clock, to be continued on Thursday and
Friday evenings, r. tho same hour. consisting
Of genuine
" JAPANESE LACQUER WARE,
Irlaid Work in Pearl, silver snd Precious
Woods, Camphor. Wax. Sandal ard Bamboo
Cabinets,
Work b. e: Casket:, Card Receivers,
Trays, Parlor Fireworks,
Fire Proof Tea Pots,
handkerchief, Lscc, Glove and Jewel Boxes,
Maps and Pictures,
Beautiful Inlaid Straw Work,
Curiosties, sc.
The attention of the ladies j; especially cslle-l.
aug CIV
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Arrival ola Yacht
The Markets.

New YORK, Aug. S-Thc Yacht Sappho
has arrived from Cork.
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Generals Sheridan and Forsyth.

LONDON. Aug 7.-Generals 7. ii. Sheridan
and Forsyth are here on their way to the seat
of War;
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Fairfax co., iy 21-l
NLOVERLAND.

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Fauquier county, rendered on the I'D of April,
1870, in the suit of Dulsny We. Dulsny's execu
tor, the under. igned, Commissioner for that
purpose, will offer for sale, on the 22d DAY OF
AUGUST, 1870, that being Court day, at the
front door of the Court House. in Warrenton,
that valuable and well-known tract OF land,
called CLOVERLAND. of which Csssus Du-
lany died seized, containing about 100 screa.
This is considered one of the most valuable
farms in Piedmont, Va lies ear Thoroug hfal
station, on both sides Of the Manassas Gap Il. &.
is convenient 10 stores, mills and churches,
and is well adapted to grazing and the growth
of all kinds of grains. The M ANSlON Esss
HOUSE is large and commodlous, but 4zfk
somewhat out of repair. Purchasers arc lnvlte :
to examine this fine and beautiful estate, which
will DO shown them by Mr.. Baden I. Dulany,
who lives on adjoining farm. 1t viii! be divided
into smaller farms TO suit the wishes Of pur-
chascrs. A plat showing this land and its d.
visions will be exhibited on day Of sale.
We are authorized by the decree to sell 1T
private bids and invite private sale before
day of salo.
TERMS-Onef fourth of the purchase money
in cash on the day of sale; the resid ue in three
equal payments ut one, two and three years,
with interest from day of sale; the title to be
retained and the land subject to resale in case
the purchaser fails to complete his purchase
EPPA HUNTON,)
W. H.PAYNE, : Comm'rs
K. w. PAYNE,
T. CooNs Auct. Fauquicr CO., ~ l8-td
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TINE EXCURSION.-W hope that in view
i Of the present pecunisry emergency whic h
is upon our Association, the friends Of the cause
will bear our excursion in mind and give us
their cordial cooperation, and in return We
promise them an evening made up wholly of
good cheer. good music, braeing ai: comfort
and pure social enjoyment Families will lad
this excursion unobiectionuble in every respect.
auS.2t The Com. OF Christ Association.
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SUSPENSION OF CANAL NAvIGATIoN.-ln-
telligepce has been received here that break
has occurred 10 the Chesapeake l. Ohio Canal
on the Two Mile Level, above The Point oi
Rocks. Three days will be required to make
the necessary repairs.
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NOTICE-The annual meeting Of the stock
~ holders Of the UPPERVlLLE NJ. e..
TURNPIKE will be held at the counting room
of Meesrs. j. J. Hares & Co., at Uppervilie,
on MONDAY, August 18th, st IL o'clock a. m.
A full attendance. either in person or by proxy,
is solicited by the President
j. w. HARPER. Sec. snd Treas.
Uppervile, Va, aug 8-eotl5t
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Prince VIM. Co, Va, July 81 --eots
ID UBLIC SALE or LOT OF GROUND.

In pursuance of a deed of trust from Jslnes
T. Piper to me, dated 10Th December, 1868. and
duly recorded, l will offer for sale By auction,
at noon, on MONDAY. the 22d day of August,
1870, in front Of the promises, Lot Of Ground.
in the City Of Alexandra, situated on the west
side of st. Asauh street, 81 feet ono inch and
half north of Queen street, fronting on ct. Asaph
street 36A feet and extending back with uni
form width, 81 feet 81 inches. and bounded on
the south and west by ten feet alleys. AID hay
ing the use thereof.
TERMS,-One-third Of tho purchase money
TO be paid on the day OF sale, and the residue
in two equal payments at six and twelve months
from So day, with interest and to be secured
upon Inc property By deed of trust:
jy2l-2awtd K. JOHNSTON.
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR FAIR
V FAX COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-By
virtue of the decree Of the Circuit tourt of
Fairfax county. entnred at June term. 1879. in
admir- and others, l will. or MONDAY, Court
day, tho 18th day of July, 1870, az II O'Clock
m in front of the doo7 Of Fairfax County Ct.
House, So to the highest bidder, by public
auction, the following PROPERTY:
That TRACT OF LAND at present occupied
by the complainant, situated Immediately on
the county road leading from the Court House
to HuLter's Mill, one mile north of the village,
containing one hundred and ten acres. This
property is improved by comfortable EEsa
n a M n ~ w GLLlNV neW UaIu auu .ksASk
stables, with out. buildings; has large apple
and peach orchard, With ether improved fruits.
This land will be sold subject to a lease for
four years TO small section set apart rs Vine
yard The other lot is in wood. and contains
- acres. This property is nicely located and
very desirable. Persons desiring to purchase
are invited to inspect the premises.
TERMS-One.tenth Of the purchase money
in hand; the residue in three equal instalments,
payable at six twelve aud eighteen months, to
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser, and
the title 10 be retained until the last payment
is made-the deferred payments to bear inter
est from the day of sale. Stamps and deed at
the expense Of the purchaser.
THOMAS MOORE, Comm.
Fairfax county, je l7-lsw4w
&a-1ha above sale postponed until the
18th DAY OF AUGUST, at the same place
THOS. MOORE, Comm.
F,irfsy " S1-1.Wts
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TOR RAFFLE.
THREE PRIZES, VALUED AT 55)

a rare chance for Ladies and Gentlemen who
wish something cl gent end useful.
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I IGHTN Nc RODS
Insure your lives and property against light
ming by the use of the PROPER KIND OF
LIGHTNING ROD
The BEST KINDS IN USE are for sale and
and will be put up at The lowest rates. BY
A. T. SKINNER
aup8 10 and II S. Union st AlexA.
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DAJRY SALT TABLE SALT
Put 10 cf best Liverpool Fine Salt in regular
sized pockets. For sale at lowest rates by
w. A. SMOOT,
jyG0 Smoots wharf.
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Ey Green s. Wise,

John l. Rlnker, Auct Col
LoudCun CO.., jy 2l-cot:
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IMPORTED CRACKEHS-Peck, Fresn &
| Co.'S. celebrated LONDON Biscuit, Cornhill.
Gem, Brilliant, Pearl and A c, lJr sale by
the box. or ut retail, by
e. WIN RAMSAY,
jyl9 l47 King street.