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SE,EGEAE Neb'gzGE:S.
T't,c Living Machine.

Iniura the main sI'ring ot W&'rn; "nst -,
,ori;on Of the works become d-ordrrod. i!n
bunoan stomach is 10 The h1lln:n sy#tcm "hA1
that elastic picce OF metal Is u q chron"incteTi
II ;nAmenrea the action Of the other o'G"n s,ithd
controls to q cnrtrin extent tn" Whoi" living
machine Tho cOInpuI son ma "c c:i!f'S~i t:it
thor FOR AS the weakness or OL"e: i!nlerl'ct''',
of the main spring is indicated On the lace u
tho time niece so also - TIE "H:Hhc>H or "tii'.
dsordcr of the stomach betrayed ~ lac !aci 81
tho invalid The comp1I' 4 l. SrlIo" OF AA"'"'
The owes arc deficient in iuslra "A9 ih!"i'!se''T",
md there Is II worn, ANXIOUS e"p'r73','' 80 '''o
whole cOun enAnce ~nlrA 1" - ''''.
writtor words could DO that the rnt noHfiS!-
inc 6rqan. whose office it Is ~ inlil;''' ~ t'',
v,vn,s of he body, and 10 sustain Ah1! fgh:' M
,s narts. is not perlDrming i!s duty. /. re-
nnirne rcnoystng and regulating, ana - Ec-
ndomnIish his end Hosiet.er's ;thmach bE;n
NV he truly said to bu the one thm9 l"''!"''
The broken main spring Of . waich may oe re-
rIac,d by q now one, but tho stomach can o'.'i
be repaired and strengthened, emu TINS J., W."
of tho objects OF the iAmuu, vcZGtn@ic re@I':'-
two which for eighteen years h%5 2e':' "'E''; 2
snccessful contest with dsspcpsi: III ~! c':-
motps. As a specific for indigestion II s'"''"S
clone. When The resources 81 TAO Fhhr'nSip-
nn,ia have been exhausted, without, NJ t">t "',
mo more than mitigating the cnh'r';'I"
nnnrso of this wholesome and i'H!:t"h!e, ~
powerful, stomachic etirc!: 4 permanent c'''P.
IN ali c.scs Of dyspcpsi. the liver !: nor" oI
1ass disordored. and upon this important slan,u
n,aiI -: uron The stomach and bowels, !E'
W,.ors act With singular di=tinchcs;, rex "''t'l't
| I'D rcin viooratine every srcrc.i9c m:l A7'lint
| inI'HS - gan j. M!-@"!"'
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TELEGRAPH y EW $
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.
Fas0Fs WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June = -, p. IL.
H0NERFCS


immediately after reading the Journal tie
Senate took up the House bill Tor paving
Pennsylvania avenue.
The House OF Representatives, discussed the
subject Of the admission OF Whlttemore. Mr..
Logan made a iong speech opposing admission.
The Reconstruction COMMITTEE reported bill
for full ard general grac, and amnesty and obi
won Of certain wrongful acts, doInes and o!ni*-
siOns concerning the late war. The bill excludes
WcstPointcrS, Annarolsnava officers, members
Of Congress, Heads OF Departments, Judges Ct
Federal Courts or Foreign Ministers in service
Of the t. S. before The war. Siancrs Of orai
nancas OF secession, Governors Ct States during
the rebellion, p,.'anis who treated eru?'lc rris
oncIS of war, rfrsona who h3Id "a raj nancy
or property 1T tic ica inning e. tl.c war INA
have not made restitution ar,! all destrtors FROM
the federal army or navy. The bill! was order
cd to be printed.
The House hy vote OF ayes l24 10 - noes
refused B. +. Whittcmorc, member elect from
South Carolina, his seat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-21

I Il I NJ y " q
Having determined to sell this valuable wa.
tering place, situated on the Potomac river, in
Charles county, Md, 70 miles below Washing
ton, j.: G., nave divided it into six tracts. and
VIII otsr It as follows:
sulhclent wood on it for the use OF the farm and
Inc remainder in cultivation it is watered by
horse Zen run, and adioins DeEdelins.
70; 2-Contains so aeres-one fourth in wood
ana the remainder under cultivation; has fRk
a small u DWELLING and Stable. with q M
large front on the Potomac river: has com.
msnding site for q handsome residence. This
farm adjoins No. l.
No. 3-Contains 20 acres and rood adioins
No. ?, with good front on the Potomac it is
well wstered, and ali bottom Ian d, now under
cultivation.
No. 4-Contains l35 acres and roods ia
SITUATED in the rear Of No. 5, and extends to
Mattawoman creek, which is navigsble for ves-
sells drawing feet of water. A large portion
0. TINS tract is in wood bottom cleared.
rear OF NO. e.; nearly all cleared land, but with
Samciont wood for the use of the farm; las q
beautiful building site and very valuablemsrl
ped binding cn Mattawoman creek. Vessels
drawing teet can be loaded with the mari
from the bank, without the expense of trans
portstion.
No 6-Contains l4O acres. On this farm is
the DIV ELLlEG, barn, &C.. and the eel kkssk
ebrsted Gil Y MONT PAVILION, so we'll Hiif
known as Il watering place and as q resort for
pleasure, as 10 require no minute description.
These farms are very valuable, not only on
account Of their being portion Of the Glymont
estate, but for the convenience of reaching
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown by
steamer several times daily, and the Baltimore
and Norfolk markets twice week, makes it
desirable for places Of residences, as we'll as or
fruit and truck farms.
The above ferns will be offered at private
sale until SATURDAY, July 9Th, 16:0 if not
sold by that time, they will be offered by pub.
lie auction On that day, in front of the Mayors
Office, in the city Of Alexandria, at II o. cpk m.
TEKMS-One-four cash; the residue in
equa! annual instalmcnts at one, two and three
years, with interest; the purchaser to give
bonds for the deferred pay tents, with approved
personal security, and u deed of trust to be OK
ecuted to secure them. Stamps aud convey.
1ncing at the expense of the purchaser. Plats
of the above properly and more minute de-
scription, with price, &C., can be seen and OBJ
Lained at the real estate office of GREEN Il
WISE, st Alexsndris, or by application to the
LEONARD MARBURY,
ie l6. cots G ymont, Charles CO.. Md.
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From Paris.

PARIS, June 2l.--ln the Corps l,eeisia;ii
to-day Mare Nlonge opened the Interpolation
previously submitted by Pre- in regard to the
St. Gothard railway. The Duke Of Granlmon:,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, replied th"t no in
tercsts OF France either potlca! or commercial
we're mcnaced by The construction Of the St.
Golhard railway, al the Government o Swift,
zerland had promised the French foreign oifices
IS early AZ 1868 that in certain contingencies
tho railway should b, destroyed.
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The Markets,

NEW YORK, juno 2I-&tocfs heavy. Money
3a5 per cent. Gold ~. VirsUi. sixos, OK
coupon, 60; new ca. Flour i: dull and
dropping. Wheat is quiet and nominaily nn-
changed. Corn is qart and steNdy.
BALTIMORE June 2l.--Virginia sizes, Old, IG
bid, 5Gs asked; DO. 1855 Is bid, GG} ns!le.I do.
1867 81 bid, 63 asked. CoLl1n-Ecttcr feeling
st II. Flour quiet and steady; receipts ligst.
Wheat dull and lower: tI.ry!~nd IG0al75;
Pennsylvania 150al52; Western il alb Corn
dull and lower; white i2Jal2}; yellow ll2.1 II,
Oats dull at 6jnGS
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SUirsfIn.

COLUMBUS, June 81. -NathanieI lIapan, was
found dead in ted with pistol shot through
his head. Hc vas connected with the C&Dilo!
City Brush Company, and moved in Tie first
class OF society. 1t is supposed that he con-
mittnd suicdp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-21

SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT The thirty-tirst
annual commencement of St. John 5 Academy,
takes place on Monday next. The address
before tho Patrick Henry Society, will be de-
livercd by Francis Miller. esq, of Montgomery
county. Nd, and the Vacdctory, by Timothy
j. O'Sullivan, member Of the Graduating
Class. There will be six graduates this year,
one from Staunton md the rest from this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-21

ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY 1t will
be seen by reference to the advertisement in
another column, that the commencement excG-
cses and concert of the Alexandra Female
Seminary, will lake place on the evening of
Tuesday, 2Sth instant. Judging from the music
furnished at the May festival, those who at
tend may expect treat
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From EiGbDl,.

LISBON, June II --'ihc kag officially re
ceived the new American Minister a lew days
ago. The usual friendly speeches were made
On Sunday there Was 4 monster demonstration
here in favor OF Gen. SaIlaHha, 4! which
l2Q0O people wcre present
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SIsTEV va. Ecys

FOk 5ALE~-rn" l.o,,-' ,.".t 49, ,'.:;.' -; 80,
beautiful Store row occupied by ). Dcn'ha'n
nros:ible Tine III my fno stock 81 ;;?'thi6s %o I
Gents Furnishing Goods will be sold OF -
whatever sacrifice. Al! those VII" hro 'nirh%ei
% IN will ploaso pay up without delay.
,nav6-2nwLt -. DE.hLIIh ~.
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Shenandoah county. je 13-eo2w
By J. la. Stoutenbursh, Amctioneer.

by J. ta. Sfoutcnbursh, .aMctiOneer.
NOMMISSIONERS SALE OF PROPER.
- TY IN TIL CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,
VA.-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
of Alexandria county, Va. rendered at Febru-
ary term, 1859, in tho suit of VIM. E. Church,
plaintiff vs. j. II. Watkins ct ais, defendants,
the undersigned. Commissioners therein named,
will sell, on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of July,
1879, at Y OF clock ln., in front Of tho Mayors
office, in the city Of Alexandria, by public auc-
ton. the following REAL ESTATE:
A LOT OF GROUND, in the city OF Alexan-
dris., Va, fronting on Pcyton street 81 feet and
running back 100 f.. with frame stable there
on, adjoining tho lot belonging to VIM Bushby.
TERM6-Une.tenth OF the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, and the residue in three
equal instslmonts, payable st six, twelve and
eighteen months from tho day CT sale: the bonds
OF the purchaser, with good personal security,
bearing interest from tho day Of SALE to be Ia
ken Tor the deferred payments, and the proper
" li:b!c 10 Gc rcsold 1T the r.k and cost of the
purchaser upon failure To comply with the
terms Of salo, and the tito to be retained until
all the purchase money has been paid. Stamps
So canveyancing st the cost of tho purchaser.
CHARLES Z. STUART.
FRAN CTS L. SMITH.
j. i3--a0ta Com missicners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-21

MISSIONARY SOCIETY The annual meet
ing of the Missionary Society Of the Theological
Seminary Of Virginia. will be held in St. Pauls
Church, to morrow, Wednesday, evening, June
22od, at clock. The Sermon will be preach
ed by the Rev. A. NJ. Randolph, Rector Of
Emmanuel Church, Baltimore There will also
be q collection Tor Missions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-21

Posr OFFICES. L. Chaplin, is appointed
Postmaster at ChantlIy, Fairfax county, vice
Arthur Wrenn.
The Postofice at RixeyViIlo, CuIpeper coun.
ty,has been rc-esta bished, and James W. Payne
appointed postmaster service three times
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-21

SALE OF VALE.
4 ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY
IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.-By. virtuo of tho
DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria.
Siss: tRs ,l5sa asS 90 %sss ,rt5o
WAREHOUSE, situated on the south:west
corner Of King and Water streets in the City Of
Aiexandrs, Va, now occupied by Reid, YSu In,
ECo, and in the2d story Of which Is Locates, .no
g m Irn nnd Flour Exchange of said city of Alex
andria. L ,,robasa
should tho purchn".r S..i to oomnjete his pur-
chase. Tho residue in three cqasi 2ss Hs
ut six, twelve and mout 1T be T purcbassr
t =, rotcrti"n Of tho tito till the whole amount
OF Inc pN''''''' II o. CLAUGHTON.
II. DOLANY BALL.
49, IF Sale.
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Nv Beck, KNOX 81 Kerby.
[Real Estate Agents ard Auctioneers

heal Estate Agents ara auCtlOIetIs.l
EOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
IL FRIDAY, the lst day Of July next, at II
m, in front of tho Mayors Office that very de-
sirable DWELLING 30 UoE and LOT, d.
in the city of Alexandria, at the southeast 2sf&
corner Of Washington and Oronoko streets,
lately occupied by i. L. White esq.
This is one of tho most comfortable. commo-
dious and pleasant residences in this city, with
o largo lot Of nearly q quarter of an acre OF
ground. The house WAS rebuilt with great care
and expense by The late Louis a. Cazenove as
residence for his family, with every conve-
nience necessary for. their comfort. The un-
dersigned, selling under the authority of deed
OF trust, will convey such title only as is vested
in them, but which is believed to b. undoubted.
TERMC-One. fourth Of :Liu purchase money
on the day of sale, and the residue in three
equal instruments of six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day of aale. Sc
cured by +. decd of trust on the premises:
CASSlUo f. LEE,
RICHARD b. LEE,
nv 2G-ectI Trustees.
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AUCTION sAGEs,

EThLUHDb& MILL PROPERTY FOR
= SALE vii! BE- offered. by public ssle
upon the premises, on tho27th DAY FJIGNE
$50, Coull day, if not sold privately before
that time, the valuable mill property owned by
tiln lale Samuel Moore, esq and known as
"MOURE'S MILL situated at tho junction
Of tie two Hawksbill creeks, in Page county,
W., about three quarters OF mile south of
IurRy. The mill is comparatively new one,
having been built slice the war closed is in
good repair, and is located in the finest wheat
growing orLion Of Page county. There is also
\ new SA W MILL, in thorough repair, adj
Joining the mill above mentioned and FORTY
ACRES of first class bottom land. with a n.
good DWELLING HOUSE, all Of which Del
will be sold together. The water power is am
i1!e for all seasons of the year. and can be used
without building and keeping in repair an cx-
pensive dam As it is necessary that tho sale Of
tho above real estate shall be confirmed By the
Court, on account OF the interest of the minor
heirs Of Samuel Moore, deceased, in said prop
crty the sale will conditional, and will be void
without tho confirmation Of said Court. Pos
srs@inn will be given the 18th of July,
1870. il sold publicly, tie terms will be made
known on tho day Of sale. Peraons wishing to
pm; chase privately or who desire further infor-
nation in regard 10 said property, can apply to
Dr. II. }. Smoot, at Luray, Page county, Va,
or can address the undersigned, at Mount Jack
son, Shenandoah county, Va.
Mrs AMANDA 81. +. MOORE.
~ % onEu
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Heavy sb3InnGas.

BINGHAMPToN, june 2l.--Danicl Iyons
has recovered verdict 81 $50, 900 damages
against the Eric Railroad company for Injuries
received in the Cars Rock disaster IN lSC6
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Fire.

CONCORD, juno 2l.-Thc passenger depot
at Salem, on The Manchester aud Lawrence
railroad was DESTROYED by Gre last risht
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Gs NOT1CE.-Th gentlemen elected to fill
the various municipal Offices at the late election
arc requested to meet at No. 10 south Royal ST.,
tomorrow, Wednesday, evening, a: o'clock.
ie 2l-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-21

A WELL MERITED COMPLIMENT. The TO-
lowing deserved compliment i: paid ty the
Richmond News 10 young geDtlem an Of this
city: -
1.-The A. l.. & H. R. R. COMPANY ought to
be success, if it is not. IT all their depart
ments are managed with the same ability, as
that evirced by its conductors, VIC can uDhesitat-
iney be speak for its SUCCESS We were rar.
ticu|arly struck with the cntlemauly deport
Ment and courteous bearing of Mark l. Price,
esq, the conductor between AIexandri. and
Hamilton. We extend to him our best wishes,
and hope that be may live thousand years. "
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AT a stated COM
municalion Of Andrew JackSoa Lodge, No.
100, A. +. l. A. NJ, held at their hall, Thurs
day night last, the following officers were elect
ed to serve for the ensuing year " orshiptul
Master, +. A. Reed Senior Warden. Thomas
r. Kemp; Junior Warden, Arthur C. kcll;
Secretary, VIM. NJ. Reirdon: Treasurer, Geo.
+. St.iner. The remaining officers Of the
Lodge will be appointed in due time.
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nv Eranu q, Wise,

,Koal Estutn A gents and Auctloneers.
<-OM1IISsION SALE.-Undcr autn"
- iLy of ~ docrcn of the Giro ut Court of Alex
andrln county, Va rcnder".i tho Novcm Der
term, 1867, in tho suits Of Jane r. Ja1'y' ~
Ann Emersons Admir-, dett., and Doilah 49,
nrv plaintiff vs.. the same defendant. the uH-
Ier,irncd Commissioners, will sell: by puoiilc
,usti9n, in front o! the Mayors oiIlGe' IN the
cjtv of Alcxandri&. vs., Il! J; O'Clock H., 1v on
SATURDAY, the ID day o: July, 1917 w.
lots OF GROUND, no. beginning on On Inc
cust side of Water street. % feet south or ol!e
street and running thence south on Water ST.
II feet: thence cast and parallel to wore 81.
81 feet thence north Il feet; thence with Il
GiTcc, limo to the beginning. This lot has 81 81
FRAME DWELLING, with good pach a =,
buildings No sdj?ins lot No l. Ironing nnn I "a a
s,rt snd running bak 81! rect has upon "
imrgo four story BkICa BUILD! NJ.
TEHMS-OHo fourth of the PurcasS co iiiTnH icy
~ he uni in cash, and tho residue in cqua! III.
.t.'mcrlt. +. six, twclH and eighteen Mohtns ,
o purchaser to gTe bond, with i2enfitiy y w VII" b
retYiac1 until the purchase money - MY PAID
w, ARTHUR TAYLOR.
LYSAEDkR I'LL:
GEORGE VIZ. BRENT.
CommisS lnnarS.
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,c,,n Trials OF SI,tc.

What shal do? AN i So drol d,ist M" r.
cannot attend to 1 yY oI B.ssr; i"ay "a,
S6etona Of your system, and Ic.o; ta. 70
vigorous action m1Sy ere oTccn nh hy 2uch hc:s
s ",f1e roots as physicians use daily, l' ~"
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~rn1,iC SALE OF VALUhBLE LAhD
= III LEWINsVlhLE, FAif is, " ~
S,n1ro md wife to 5. NJ Bull, recorded in LIo &c;
~ No. s. folio is of the Land :ecGFas 90 Gi rus Tn
fix county, the undGrsgMc1, s" MHYSAY, The
i i5b ~ $40 Of Jny. $50, Court day, in front OF
inc Inc, CI"t II, vaIu.bln LOT OF LAND, lying
C. 'I' "ins2;ilc in said county, adjoi1ins the
ronao l ooy ownS4 by a5 DSPs;t nrsH nj
ron2 on the r"SiIc TG1 " 10 phTSHr tho Bal
n''.r5 yorv tesirstIy situated tr"cl' eonta"
ir.l. thirty three acres, ,.h.. and tho residue
in tbreo equal nssIm"nts at one .~o T nnnds %
Years, win It"rei, I% .rl;on "y Of ' The tito ill
the last !''' N.Y. \. DULANY BALI, Trustee
Fairfax county, ie l1-2a"ts
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POLICE REpoRT-h!AYoR's OFFics.I,re9.
Hamilton, on complaint of George CaIfoIl: pot POI
colored, for disorderly conduct, was dismissed.
Mary Odell, coiored, for stealing s'l W,
watch and chain from colored man, was ois,
missed upon the payment OF costs and return
of the stolen articles.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. George Lee, color,
ed for robbins William Gray, colored, Of about
s5l in money, at various times, was committed
to TAI! for further examination. !,
WATcn REPORT Night clear. No dl=tur'
hanoes, and city as quiet as usual.
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VIM. G. CAZENOVE:
REUBEN JOHNSTON.

10 1--2ots ----------.---, >,nDv
YALE or A VALUABLE co y N vATp
PLACE AT LEWLNSVlLLE,, ram,
FAX CoU NIYBy vFtuG e. OF 10 Fl a sa : en
t';ns. recordcd in iber 3, No. q, olio oIo' o.
Of the ibid records Of Fnrss 'G a ssd nd deod
nilb The consent of the Assigneo IN 6anErHP'ey
Of s1d bsn5y 5eT d1 s E c is day. IN font
81 ,hn Court House door Of SAID county 9tT az
1 = i , osSSs tho VI Tf s1s Of 4sx9;ye
FniTfsy eotinty, fronting on the roed esolnH ~
"Pn Ito to aSns s G 81 ae1s FOODS
an; IS nDles Improved by neat hnd con s@
!.i EkA en- snd 5sh5 desssbo a'
market farm. .h r1 tho rasIdue in
.htao equal instruments at six, Twelve anu
.;ahtccn months, with interest, secured oy ~
notes Of the purchaser ana n1 rSten' selling by
t1te mt Ct partes nd as Trustee holding inc
egxl title, an COMPETENT to maze me T sa
| Fsirrlx county, je 17-eots
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THOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. oN
X MONDAY. the 18th day OF July mex, d.
- o'clock m, that being Court day, Una! Vaiu,
sbe i FAKM known as SALISBURY, s i9st %
H. The county of Fairfax, Va. on oote siaes o.
Vic. Lick run, two miles nnrthW OF Cen'[e,
r SiIc seven miles from Union Mills depot, on
thn O. A. & n. X Il and 2! miles rom h!e S.
Sr;s BY turnpike road, and adjoining ING anus arn
ex y. known as originally the scat o. the
I1ovc family, and is considered naturally T Eho
most fertile body Of land in tnHf e0 tbe ORR
"irnl homestead and ell the bulldlngs.-ES
iThcra is an abundance Of wood ana wafer snu
con Considerable portion Of good bottom !sna 49,
grass, stock and dairy farm, It IS raieiy eA,
c,I,nd' Tho buildings are beautifully sis.ae 49,
On - fine natural lawn; are commoal9us n1b
~, md would DO very comfortable Will
moderate repair. rndor q deed
Of ir,Ist from John S. Powell and WE we 10 'ho
nnGcr.irned, dated 10Th December, 800. - q
TEKMS-One-tourth cash tho residue ~ o.
y X and "a months, and in!e5eFt, WI" doaa 81
bonds Of tho purchaser, secured oy oe'u u
trust ON LEO VIM. G. CAZENOVE.
NrI1DCN lOH NSTON.
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NJ rno,lar monthly meeting OF this Society
IN ~ boId in their room, on King street. to-
n;nh, &c ocock. The announcement BY the
pT n ot the Standing Committees Tor the
ons S rcar uill be made and some matters
Of imnortance will be presented for action
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FERTHLIAEEsS.
VEGETATOl

WH'rEhoc2's VEeETAroH'
CONTAINING,
III A SOLUBLE CONDITION, EVERY
ELE NE n II NE 9 IS TQ TIE
Of THE GRAIN
Each article entering into the e'mposi"" OF
tho Vegstator
- MANURE BY ITSELF,
and nd, all carefully analysed 's'o'' 'HSy are
wEOWN OUR MANUFACTORY,
give attention to every detail OF It's preparations
| and hence
KNOW EVERY BAG
| which leaves our Works comes fully up 10 the
| standard, which twenty years experience
| in tho trade satisfies lis forms
4 pERFGCT MANURE.
THE VEGETATOR
prepsred with great care from the pest IN.
+oriaIs which our resources enable us 10 eoH
mand is uniform in quality, AMI III goou 'o'''
di,ion for drilling
Thus combining in proper propot!loh tit
stimulating and nourishing propertless ai =,
while the plant is furnished with 1ood LOT ~ ~!
nroscnt growth, there is held in reserve {. sun
r;smt nusntitg of nourishrnent to supply Ill
uruin or pod to maturity.
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l., A MAN RE BY ITSELF,

an Il are all carefully analysed before they are
used.
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Each article entering into the c'mpos'"n OF
tho Vegetator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-21
C1HTAINIE g,

III A SOLUBLE CONDITION, EVERY
ELEMENT NECESSARY TO TIE
An y Eli IS fs f e . TIT 2 MT
Of THE GRAIN,
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green q Wis

[Roal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
n MONT F % s a u +
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WEOWN OUR MANDATORY,

which loaves our Works comes fully up TO tne
Standard which twenty-five years eAper''''0
in tho trade satisfies us forms
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- T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-14

SSAthAUhA
@it 9hterioacncr Sunge bon anitdnhlNCt Glhrl iris
iben 10 bis Is 2abreu lutro aeiudt in Rr. IG3, S8eit:
So~mbdrehrahe. GiO-ij
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0erfasumlmnsS Sptal ju bernie

Gin qotat i'm 2. StodlUGrtc pcs ncuCu @tbGuoCS hes
6 orrciponoCtten' uua'0uOi0 iir gcriuminlunGtn cun
0eribtct, init NGuln iur 1919 YerlonCn. Gas &C.. 1T
bei'm Nbruo. Wouut ODER AGbr btliR an @ciel'hnlttt.
Yuuucrctne, 2p0tn, Sirgpcrctnc &. 81 ucriiictbcit. Dian
mCioe lid in Der Qrp. De. vi. tlS6-)