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, 1870-01-24

Wzrrenton turnpike, facing west, and FitzJonu
Porter Lay At MANASSAS junction, considerably in
tho rear Of h1 LETT, Porter constituting the vnn-
guard Of tue Army o. sne Potomac, which WAS
supposed to be Fastening up to Popea reAet.
From hanassaa Jarcstsn road leading north
xest intetBcct8 the War1enton turnpike At G1Ipes-
vile, beyond The rebel poktt1on, and the sosd
nAnScd The rebel tight: TOR their line OF batue
stopped lonae distance abort Of it. Nothing vas
esAier thAn for Porter TO have marched by this
road, ootsintd position on the rebet right and
rear, s1d, while Pope Was attacking In ffo1h to
have thrown them into conlogion This vrs tho
order given to Porter At O'Clock in tho
morning and repeated to him with ear.
Ecatncss In tho Afternoon. Porter obeye1
70 much Of The order n to march nom Ma
nsxsss about ont-ha1 the NAY to Gaines
rtlie, unesc, II Bethlehem Church, ho halted,
lckhed out feeble rtconnolsanee, and then
stacked aEus along the roAdE1de, where he ,Ay
Idly TIL the middle Of the afternoon, when he
sent word to McDoNen and King that he saw
much dust ahead. that they had better send their
trains back, snd that, for himself. he meant To
xetu1D to Manassas
The dust seen Anead vas Afterwards shown By
the rebel J. E. B. Stu4ss1 outIal report to h6ra
been mada By " detachmeuta OF cnYalfy dt7c-
gtrg brush down the road trom the direction OF
Gainesville, 10 AZ to deceve tse enemy" aud tho
rebel Generals agreed ihxt an eazntat a.tack
Eade from this nAuk1ug rad would hare lost
them the day.
Yet there Lay Porter, With onst third Of PopeA
Hhola army, the entlse F1fsn Corps. and an addi-
uoual brigade. numbering tWt1ye tnousAnd men.
with eight batteries Of artillery. "incioding peasly
the Nhole regular army Of the United States, the
1nest etnclent snd best disciplined corps in the
aTmy, quite fresh, for It had marched but thrne
nlilea that day. While Porter. four hours within
the sound Of desperate h.stle, lay thera II con.
tempt Of his superior otnocE and IN desplte OF
the calls cf hls country, Mcdowell marched IN
from Ms1assas, swung OF BY the right, and
1otned OF Popes left IN dutIul order Of hattie
Pope ozdered Porter to b brought befofe him.
and &hot dead for dlsooed!ence. bQt vas couu-
selled 10 the contrary BY hi Chlef Of Ssad
The an!nu1 Of this action es Porter wls, up-
doub.ed1v, i vlah to ESQ Pope heatau and huuli-
ated for Porter hAd bean onA Of the intimate fku.
tly Of AcClena1ttes, which had takea uuhx1Rp NJ
Pope for eone tnnuendoea b m8de upon NcQlel-
1ans "nnns Of retreat" etc. etc Tho tsspa,ches
sent By Porter 70 Buzna!de u A1exsudr2 show
this, II Hell ~ McCtAllAnb oHH anluadyess1ons
upon Pope. Military seh!sn reached III bftterest
RuA worst development 1t tie headquarters Of
AeCasllaa. Tne sppudent 1osssz Of the Asse< "
, 1870-01-24

On Friday, the 14th Of January, the House
cf Representatives, passed what is known q
the Bingham bill for the admission Of Viz
ginia to representation in Congress-. That
, 1870-01-24
TIE CAPITAL nRHATx

Ihe Lower HOUSE Of Congress spent most
tths dsy on Saturday in Committee Of the
haole, listening to the speeches Of MessrB.
Logan and Moore, Of Illinois, In favor OF,
ana III. Tashoun, Of Massachusetts,,
against tne removal OF the National Capital
70 so"e oenan location In the Mississippi
'anes' oeaetA Logan gave notice that
ne ~oola a. me proper time move the ap-
Pon'men. ot q eosoiaasaoa or committee
on .al9 sun1ect"
Ao regret 70 O0Eefva IN our Can6titu.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Life Sustaining s,rsuns

The two or;.aas which Ein,tar most Ci;T, city
TO the suppo; Of the body, sre The st"lnsr:
and aver. LII the former the first process oil
digestion taxes place Under the action of thst
powerful solvent, this gastric juice. Thence
the food, converted into pulp, passes into tho
duodenum, where it is subjected To tie action
OF the bile or gall flowing from the liver. and
OF the fluid generator by the panGcress. or
sWeetbread of the system. 1hrsn sccrctiunS
separate the nutritious portion FROM ,nr re.t,
and II l. then taken up by the absorbent yes
sels and conveyed into the channels OF cir
culatlon in the form IF venous blood Will"
Inc waste matter is discharged through the
bowels Unless all these processes are duly
performed, disease of some sort Is inarit,hl,,
and the best Of sll medicinal sgonts for prs
serving ur restoring tho toms md ra.ula.ing
the action of tho three organs-tt the stomach,
liver and inLestines)-by which the thrrr-fOld
work is carried on, is Hostoltar's Stomach
,bltters. Indigestion is generally accompanied
oy constipation, and the gentle cath&rIic opera
ton OF the Bitters is no loss imp.rlart il rnsas
stomach and this bii4rv gland Er.nty o.
person as VIC! ~ health d"pvu:', N no IN all
oofgrea upon ihH regularity # the c&c5c!ivc
functions. s4lto% complexion, 4 Thick
OPAQUE coarse skin q tainted breath rush Of
blood to the head, loss ut mcmury, h"admr h..
and extrome mental depression, uro the usual
accomplishments of cosiiycnes=. ~ g. n"Su q:
the Btters will in .ailbly relieve. and ;iaaiiy
ban,sh these obnoxious symptoms, while
invigoratiny tue stomach snj prrmatny neal
thy acti in tho liver. This genial Vegetable
stomachlc and Alternative, strikes 1T i-caae
IN It's primary sources, tho N:sinI l.ing :5crr-
tive and eXpuislvc organs, md tins cures It
effects ara consequently thorough al com
plote tclw
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AUCTION SALES.

ifOK SALE, ST PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
J MONDAY. the 18th day of July next, at
II clock m that being Court day, that vatl.
able FARM known as SALISBURY, situated
in the county of Fairfax W.. on both sides OF
Fiat [ ick run, two miles north west of Centre
vile, seven miles from Union Mills depot. on
the o.. A. u NJ K r and Q miles from Alex-
dr;a by turnpike road, and adjoining the lands
# james Grcen and Oilers This farm is very
extensively known as originally the seat IF the
I.""" family. AID is considered naturally the
;i"st ie':i c to.ty If land in that county The
ir"ct contains - acres inclu ling the ori. es*,
&:an: h2mrstesd and I'LL the buildings aS
There is an abundan Of wood and water and
& considerable portion of good bottom land
rs hrass stock and dairy farm, 1t is rarely ex-
crl;oh. The buildings are beau ,ifu!ly situated
N fine natural lawn; are commodious and
numero;ls, and would be very comfortable with
moderate repair.
This property is offered for sale under deed
o. trI>t from Jonn ) Powell and wife to the
un6ers& ned, dated 10Th Decem Der, 1873.
RMS-One-iourth cash , the residue in 6,
L. Is and "a months, and in crest, with tho
ton!s or the purchaser. socuroi by deud Of
;c':>: on the premises.
WEN. G. CAZENOVE.
kEUBEN JOHNSTON
~ I--cOIs TrustGcs
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. !
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June Ga p. %.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
In the Senate Mr. Davis gave notice OF a
bill to enable the Indian nation. and tribas in
the United States to sue in Federal and other
courts.
a long debate then ensued upon mUliJn to
make Il bill in relation to the bridges which OBJ
struct the Ohio river special order, and the
motion was not agreed t..
he Senate then TOOK up u motion to amen
the rules so as to prevent am endmeats not ger =
msin) to appropriation bills except bya two
thirds vote, and also 10 allow the previous ques-
ton to become part of Senate parl :amentsry
law. which Was debated ut length.
In the House of Representatives to day sew
ersl members denied charges of having been
corruptly operated upon by Cuban partizane.
A bill Was passed to punish the unlawful GER
tfcation of checks by officers Of national banks
by fvo thousand dollars fine and five years i'm.
prisonment, and the bank to be responsible to
innocent hol!erc.
NJ. Garfield, from tho Committee en- Bank
ing, introduced another currency and funding
bill.
The morning hour was hiibustorel out and
the bill! went over.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II is thought that the bill 10 prevent contracts
for srrvile labor will pass the House by strict
party vote. This will invAlidata Koop Mans
choops contraction supplying Cooie labor to tho
Southern States.
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= LOCAL NEWS

OIsABILITIEs.-T following names appear
IN the bill for the removal OF political disabili
ties, which has passed to second reading il
the Senate. Interested parties would DO we'll
to see that their names ore correctly printed il
the bill before it passes ii it does pass
Alexandria: J. M. Broadus, F. L. Brocket,
4. w. Davis, w. b. Dnlaney, G. l.. Deeton
games 4a, Fossstt Isaiah Fisher J: c; Hunter, E
McYeigh, Joseph McOlesn, e. 9. Moore J.W.
mers, J. Z. Shay, @. Z. Stuart, L. B. Taylor
I. A; White and ). $. WimsatL.
C9plp ps, e. a. L. 6Ashby, J: v. Briston, J.
ert Cochran. j. B. Carter, q. w. Carter, J. u.
Field e. Franklin, A. G. Garnet Richard
Green, I. 7. Hill, j. G. Herndon, II. P. Hill, o.
3 Hook, Thomas Jeffseys, j. S. Jones, vii.
lfs% RRai eRsnaI =: N. Pat Patton g. g. n Payne
bert Tu!l, j; P. Wager and William Yeatea.
tauquler: Samuel Ashby, J. r. Blackmore,
2; Bsyly, \. Il. Carter, q. Z. Crump, w. L.
4 DoMnm John Car f. r.: g. Downman' + v.
Gibson, 5. 3: Hunt.n, W. A. Jennings a J.
Marshall. William Murray, L. Massoletti.
w. j. Marshall, E. @. Marshall. 3. N. New
house, G. ". Norris. A. g Payne, ), W. Par
ey. B. 81. Shackelford, bailey Shumats, T. r.
Sanders, j. B. Smith, Richard Stone, J. M.
Turner, 5. e. Turner. W. +. Turner and John
Walden.
Fairfax: { A. Arundel, r. K DArL,o I. Is.
Casper, w. b Day, .aerbert Fairfax. Richard
johnson, n 4. Love, Waller Powell. John
Powell, Waiter Powell. } Il. s;tringfellow, j.
Ssngstcr, D. /. Taylor. =. M Utterhsch and
Ira Willans
King George: T. = ,ir.n or, w :. Brown,
alexander Bowie, " 4 oakley, v. II Graz
nays i. De,hmau. II - AowlauI = l..
hnnter, }. 3: Jett G e. Jo,c., +. :. L. Mas
sey, +. =. Hirde W. Is K Price, W. "a Sc.iy
Ell and John Tay;er
LonaouA: ". f. Collins, e. K. Atwell, K.
:. Douglass, j. Divine T. w. Edwards, +.
|; Ere Fenton Fur, Bernard Hough, G. H.
Richard A arly, J. NJ. Mount, t. 9 McCar
", J.. NiNoa, B. Powell E. H. Powell,
b Il Price. Israel Russell, Daniel Streve, l..
v" Smoot and 7. II. Wrenr.
FRINGE WILLIAM Siias Butler, T.. b. Buler,
Jesse EWeN, W. s. Jewell, f. Foot, K. 4 Ora.
ham: i. +. Hereford, j. a. Harrison, Z. II.
Hunton, H. c. Hasslep B. II. Jordan, Il. j.
teschman, NJ. NJ. Leynn. L. L. Leynn. Ed win
Aelson, :. w. Pickett, +. II. Sinclair, }. L.
Sinclair, Charles sinelsir, j. S. storke, S.
Simpson, T. A. Smith, W. W. Thornton, J.W.
Taylor. c. 4. Tyler, s. s. Trone and w. L. B.
Wheeler.
Rsppshannock: Gideon q. Brown, @. w.
Dyson: Charles kenlper, j. q. Lane, w. A.
Lllcrd, NJ. Miller, Thomas Massie. II. q. Mot
lit, ]. K. Miller, j. Y. Menifee, John g. Parks
and Zeph. Turner.
:, Stafford: w: b. Brown, J. n. Ball, V. Y.
Conway, William Garter. A. F. Gift, Stroller
Harding, j. NJ. Holmes, ". Il. Marlborough, |
+. A. w. Hool. William Irvine, j. N. Jones,
Monroe Kelly, Richsrd Stark, +. B. Stone, j.
NJ. Ialiefsrro, Z. A: Tsckett. Edward Waller,
q. &. Walker and G. B. Wallace,
Virginia: Loeman Chancellor, Z. A. Coghill |
and j. W. Kncheoe.
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HEAVY RAMA thunder shower occurred
between II and ! o'clock today, accompanied
with heavy rain,2 and seven eighths inches Of
water following during its continuance. Some of
the sreet crossings were rendered i'm passable for
time by the food, aud a shanty in Peters
burg, next to the corner of Princess and Royal
streets, was invaded by the water to such an
extent and so suddenly that its colored donates
we're forced into the garrett to avoid drowning
Every body hopes that this will he the clear.
ing up rain," for the present.
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NV Iseck. Knox a. Aerby,

[Roal Estate Agents ard Auctioneer:l
FLOR SALE, By PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
M, n front of the Mayors cfhce that very de-
sirable DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, Ss8
in the city Of A exandria. ct the southeast 1srS
This is one of tho rnoat comtortaoAe, comm nh
dious and pleasant residences in THIS CITY, Of
@ron5G. The house was rebuilt with great CO, '
s gpGu expense ty tho late Louis 4
residence for his family s0thl1it Of so deed
snss sss III ,s oy as
oers. .ss but which is believed to un;oubted.
o. T 'Es One fourth of tho purchase money
on the day of sale, and the, residue IN 'nre d
equal annual instruments OF SIX Twelve anu
cly htecn months with interest from Inc dsy ol
ssIo secured by dood Of trust on the premi-
S'' CASSIUS f LEE.
So' RICHARD II. LEE,
80, Trustees.
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| 10 the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
You will do Mr.. b. +. Price the justice to
| publish this card, as l misund erstood the en-.
dorsemen: I made to 4. D. Beckley's, carl. |
me to say that Mr.. B. +. Price said that ii
nominated that he would insure, Sc But no
must have misunderstood me or / must havo
mista:ed the fact not knowing il, for Mr.. B. f
Price neser said to me any such thing, and did
not so intend 1T to be understood. Please pub
lish the copy. of my letter sont TO Mr.. B. +.
Price, June 4sh. 1870. WALTER l.. PENN.
A CoPY.I
ALEXANDRIA. Va, June 4th. 1872.
Mr.. B. F. Price:
Dear Sir in endorsing the lie ter of B d.
Beckley to VIM. +. Henderson published in
the Alexandria Gazette Of May 3!st, have
done you wrong for which as far Us in my
power lies desire to atone. My e'ldorsean ent
qcas obtained By Mr. VIM. F. Henderson at a
time achen aoas amt for business, my feelings
mere very much ,oroughtup By his representa-.
tons, and beliering ut the time they 1Dere true
gaze the endorsement so urgently pressed all
now convinced that the statements of Mr.. Hen
derson aoere not true. feeling that IN injustice
has been done you in which l deeply regret.
1t is not true in Mr.. Henderson's card of May
3lth. wherein I am made to say that you
promised if nominated on the Republican
ticket you would insure from one hundred TO
one hundred and fifty, or any other number of
white votes from the railroad and Conservative
party. You did not through me seek a nomina-
ton. The fact is Isought you and urged ycu to
accept nomination no the Repubican tickettor
Council. stating that we intended to keep
prominently in view In our nominations fitness
tor the position, ignoring stric4 party prefer
ences You thought such , c%uess w9 ,Sn
politics agas to be ignored, at the same time you
did not seem disposed to become q candidate
telling me you were Conservative and had
al1uavs acted with the Conservative party. but
promised TO give me answer on that Mon
dsy night. At the appointed time you said to
me ''AIr Penn you can do as you thinS proper
sbont Inst matter" And in answer TO my
onestion, would you decline if nominated
You said, 'if the understanding b. ore men,
toned in this letter WAS understood, wouIa
not" and in answer to my Question: ", 0.id
Col. G.. +. Suite decline of Nominated sara
"tbat YOU thought he would not" 4. y
The above is all that passed bstween Mf. D.
f.. Price and myself, on the subject Of tee rS-
''E WerV Respectfully, WALTER l.. PENN.
10 Q-11&
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t,orr1E REpoRr,-MAYoR's OFFICE. Sam
mel Rny,er and John Dean, white boys were
arrested by watchmeu Smith and Phillips TOR
disorderly conduct last night, at colored ball
at Fishtown. The first named was disob arged
unon a promise to quit the city forthwith 1.-THE
Last. upon security for MS good behaviour 10
William Nelson and James Thomas. colored
hailinp from Washington, tor dlsorder!y con
duct last night, at the house OF Mr. breen'
South w ashiDgton street, and tor an ASSAULT
upon Mr.. BreeD, were fined and discharged:
Ben Cooley, colored, tor dsorderly conduct
at the coored Odd Fellows ball last nleht' was
discharged as DO one appeared against MN.
stealing hat rack from Mr.. Fl. S. Martin,
ssea" ~ 5ofarlt Of hail, committed to jail tor
"S3, -, at the next term OF the Hust-
ings Court. r,;,u r. ,bs above
.,aft was hnld uuder security for his appear
,,ooronce at q future examination.
pesWt .TCu REpoRT.- Might clear and bright
rrho.o iucro disturbances at tishtoWn, Where
- nsnaI noi,v coored balls were In progress
s anS at grocery on South Washington street
S Gu i; sorder was also created in front OF the
a",orod Oij Fellows hall on south Columbus
Street Arrests were made al all o' 'ness
nlaces, i young man was prougn' ~ ~,
yys ab house cary 10 the night suffering, 1t wa
sunnosed, from the effects OF an overdose "
T Isndannm, az lie had previously bid se7era
l nth;s friends good bye, telling them that he
on ems to xiii himself and had disoharged
n;s,ol in hat store on King street lew min
p, tss before to the great alarm OF the other per
.n ,e there and cursed his luck because his as
sous soro5 ain, at his own head had not been NOR
lreo but the Of stomach If P baS op
After his had improved h ne was .nrns
ocse tut wss brought back some nofs w atff
gentleman, who, finding MN w!inglog t Me', Ia
been induced to believe his assertion tna' ~
had attempted to drown hlmss san p .he r re
been pulled out ct the river, Wnen .nS 40
tact was that be had soaked hlmseh uuo''
hvdrant -.
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Local BREvITIEs. Lieut.. Coleman, whose
death 10 Richmond, wys announced ia ycster-
day Gazette, was native Of Stafford county
We believe: but for the last several years. has
resided in this rIact He was gallant sol
der IN the Mexican war, AMI the late war,
and has LEFT many friends 10 lament his demise.
Copies OF the b!ii before Congress Tor the re
moval OF disabilities, are at this Office, for the
examination OF those whose names, from tbs
city and nelghborhood, are Inserted
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,EUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust, dated Janu.7y
1st, 1868, and executed by Anna Patten,. and
duly recorded in liber l. No; 4. folio 81, OF the
land records of Fairfax county, the undersign.
ed, Trustee therein namoi, will, in accordance
with written Instructions from the party secur-
ed offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
on the Gin DAY OF JUNE, 1870, that being
Court day. a: twelve o'clock noon, in front Of
the Court House of Fairfax county, the FARM
on which tho said Patton now resides, lying
near Anandse, in said county, and adjoining
the Back Lick road on the east and Irvine
tract; also adjoining tho lands formerly own
cd by Louisa Summers snd j. o. Arms, con-
tanning by said deed 1898 acres, more or less
The land has the reputation Of being good with
considerable timber. and q comfortable tn
TWO.STORY DWELLING. built since EiI1A
the war. The above land will be sold subject
to deed of trust given to Louisa Summers for
$1,000. The title to this property, with tho
above exception, and this deed is believed to be
good; but selling AS Trustee 1 shall only con-
Vey tho title vested in mo as such
LEVI DEFINING, Trustee.
Eui-c,y 90 fab 1d-notS
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The LONG BRIDGE. The Washington Re-
publican of this morning says:

The accident to the Long Bridge by the
steamer Rattlesnake, on Tuesday evening,
proves to be OF very serious character. The
steamer struck the centre Of the span north of
the draw, with full force, cutting the lower
chord in two, breaking all the upper timbars,
and precipitating the whole into the river;
damage to the amount OF about $4,000. OF
course. all travel is suspended, and will be for
some time, till Congress makes the necessary
appropriation for its repair, as Gen. Michler
has no funds on hand for bridge repairs The
Inconvenience of this accident cannot be over
estimated, as this bridge is great highway tor
all kinds of marketing and building material to
orr civ
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..Ily.

1t Is duty We owe 10 ourselves, - vel! IL
to these who are dependent upon Us. to pre-
serve our health and strength. S:peJ7'- '':jtsn-
dard Wine Bitters" ere found to be m unflii-
ing and valuable assistant in maintaining tho
Vigor of tho sys.nn and in keeping it IN tone
sold by DclRgis: and Grocc.l.
JANNEI < co.
L. VI. LA WSDN.
eG-lw Agents Tor Aloxanlriu
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AGRICULTURAL FA1R.-lt is to be hoped
that the gentlemen, who, for sometime past,
mad under consideration the subject OF On Ag'
ricultural Fair in this city next tall, and its re
ouirements, will not rest IN their labors' how
ever onerous they may be, until their object ls
secured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-09

FESTIVAL AT YANAssAs.-Tbe Sunday
School attached to the NJ. E. Church at Man.
assss will give concert and strawberry festival
an the night of Friday,th 10th inst, to morrow
,be proceeds of which will be devoted to pur-
chasing an organ Tor the Church. Persons
from this city anxious to attend can leave here
in the Is D. m. train and return at a. m,
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STRAWBERRIES. THE late Prevailing Wealth
er has been very dislsirou. to the strawberry
crop-ths warm .un after raus apparently
having bghted the vines There was consi.
derable falling off from Yesterdays supply at
market this morning, and prices Consequently
advanced
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Oue,n Hortense, u life picture IF tie Hapl
loonic Era. By |. Muhlb bach, su.hor OF Jnsn?h
the Second and his Court, Frederick tho Grc't
and his Court. etc; paper c'TeFS o. oo"""'
ST 90 ,,.,, ,Lo crti.c,
of Women 81 IS ,.:,;l;.,,.
Round Down, or Life ana il Possibilities,
bv Anna NJ Fitch; ST Is.
The Vicar OF BuIlhampton. by Ahlh"'J
Troilope: paper covers II - hound ~
Lolhsir, by Dis7arli; hoHnd 81 paprr r":
ers Sl-new lot just received Ever" "-E l.
reading Lothair. , ..r,,i.,,l
another lot Of tn. celrbr"ted "cfhriHi"
Trial! the only corlulete an a'lth'n'c Report;
Moods, by Louisa N. A'co-t, au'H" ct -it;'"
Woman, The OLD Fashioned t1iFI' o'' NC"
lot; bound 81 25 paper Covers -: 80.
The Manor Farm n tsla ny NJ -. ih'!'r'tl',
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Modes and Manners ter M"!roh5. M''':: IN"
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etc for young engihee's '' trirtsSn' ..litiun,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-09

TAKEN HOME FOR BURIAL. The remains
OF Mrs Sigismuuda Chapman, vile OF Pierson
Chapman. Esq. who died at the residence OF
her son, Captain ]. s. Chapman, 10 this city
yesterday, left here this morning. on the Aqua
Greek steamer Keyport. in charge Of IN escort,
for Charles county, Maryland, where they will
be inferred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-09

INSTRUCTIONS The Mayor took occasion
this morning, while reprimandug some offend
ers, to instruct the watchmen and police not to
relax their efforts to prevent the iotrac!lon OF
the Sunday and Minor laws, but to be Vlglant
in detecting and reporting all parties subject
to the PENALTIES of these laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-09

OYSTERS, CRABS, &c.-Mr: Owens 1 rec Eve
o,,isrig st his oyster establishment, 80 klns
street, between Fairfax and Union cor, conss &C.
snpolies of fine, fresh oysters, crabs clsus' '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-09
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HLUHUH EMS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Corner King and Fairfar SITS.
The birds begin to chirp and sing,
The sky is blue the fowors ara blooming,
y i nature tells us that the Spring,
Is with its Southern breezes coming.
30 come to BLoNDHEIM's we'll known stand,
Before you act both rash and hasty,
And SEQ the goods he has On hand
You'll find them stylish, fine and tasty.
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