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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-31

TRUE REPUBLICAN PRoTEsT.--The "Tru,
Republican Executive Committee" IN Virgin,
ia have issued a protest. against the attempt
10 divide them from the great body Of the
Conservative with whom they acted in the
State election, and transfer them to the ranks
Of the extreme men who sustained 80 signal q
defeat at that election
This protest is signed George Rye, J. ".
J2wellen, II. j. Smith, James {. Smith, P.
+. Boyle, John Vilcs, B. Hassel.
They say, that "ssvcral efforts were made
to pet Il meeting Of all the members of the
True Republican Executive Committee, but
failed, because OF the absence of some OF them
from the State, and the business engagements
oil Others. The protest, however, was shown
and read to eleven OF the original sixteen
members, al uI whom endorsed its provisions
and signed it. save Normand Smith, John B.
Crcnnhaw, John NJ. Higgins and G. S.
Bundy."
y resolution appndeI to DO protest says:
Resolved, That to unite with and strengthen
the defeated Wells party, would be, on the
part OF those who defeated it, an unprincipled
d~escrtion Of the men and the measures which
succeeded in the election OF the 9th Of July !;
and that We dcnounce all such attempts as
totally unworthy OF the approval or adoption
Ct the people OF this State.
The ''Protcst' gives Senator Lewis, Porter,
Platte and Wells, "wipc," and recommends
the organization of the conservative and true
republican vote, to uphold and sustain the
men and measures Of the party now in the
majority in the State.
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& q & 8 & & 8 & s & s .

TO THE WORKING CLASSIFY are nov
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at home. the whole Of the time or
for the spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
earn from Soc to So per evening, and q pro-
p~or!ional sum by d~evoting their whole time to
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly AS
much as men. That All who see this notice
may send their address, and test the business,
we make this unparalleled offer 10 $!ich Us
are not we'll satisfied, we will send 81 to pay for
the trouble Of writing. Full particulars, Il val
liable sample, which will do to work
on, and n copy of The Peoples Literary CON-
panion-onc Of the largest and best family news
papers published--a!l sent free by mail. Read
err, if you want uermancnt, profitable work, ai-
dress Il. 9. ALLEN & CO. Augusta, Main0.
i'm 2i-dSiW3m
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'E'ric"raDiiic Summary.

WASHINGTON, March 81, > p. m.-Tna fol-
lowing i, 4 ammar OF tt" telesra9hlc news re-
cHivei here to day:
Mass meetings are being held in Utah to
pr0tc>! against tie passage OF tu'lolnS bill.
The meeting TO he held Il 10 Salt Lake to morrow
nigiit promises 10 be Interesting.
The New ENGLAND NJ. Il Church Annual
Conference adjourned at Springfield to-day.
The application OF Mrs. Van Cote for admls,
sion was withheld for 4 year, the sentiment of
the Conference being against her admission.
The sentence of Philips who was to have
been hung in Toledo, Ohio, TO day, was CON.
mu!ed to Imprisonment for lii".
The llibernian from Portland touched at
Lond1nlrry TO day.
The steamer Venezuelan from Liverpool Tor
:Aspinwall is supposed to be- lost. Her pas
scngcrs only we're brought to New York yes
~trr,;ay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-31

LOCAL BREvITIEs, Mrs. John Padge;t, re
siding on Fairfax street, between Cameron anl
Queen, was so unfortunate Yesterday Us Il
accidentally fall down the stair steps in he,
house and to break one OF her wrists.
Messrs. Norris & Son are erecting an TX
~tensive foundry and machine shnr in Lees
burg.
Tomorrow is All Fools day.
Tho alarm of fire between eight and ninc
o'clock last night was caused by the light from
brush burning 10 the country north west Of this
CITY.
Afght occurred at Fishtown yesterday even
ing between a man and a woman, in which the
former came off second best.
A flock OF wild geese passed over the city
early this morning on their way South.
a colored boy dressed in the uniform Of the
Howard University, Of Washington, being pre-,
vented from breakfasting with the ladies' and
gentlemen at the restaurant at the depot OF the
GA. & MIR. and from entering the ladies'
car on that road this morning, vent Of swearing
vengeance against those who had opposed his
intentions.
The bill now before the Legislature for All TX
tcutioa OF the charter Of the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railroad allows that road 10 he
produced through this city to the Long Bridge
or any other point on tho Potomac opposite
Washington.
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BODTS q StiDES.

The subscriber has just aceived, and having
to suit the times, one OF the largest, most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes
ever before offered for sale in this market. Els
long experience in the trade has enabled him to
procure 81 stock manufactured from the best
material, and in a desirable and stylish manner,
and on Lhemost favourable terms and, with adj
vantages in his favor, he can afford to sell rs
cheap az the cheapest. A largo stock ofHEAVI
GOODS, suitable for tho country, to which no
invites tho special attention Of country mer-
chants. All in want will do well TO call ut "a
King street.
NH Pam W. Is. WADDE9.
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: ~ ~ IS stkss:sAs. L..

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, March 3l.-The mar
he: for Wheat is steady; offerings Of 1913 bush
els red, with sales st III, III, l25 and 1873; no
white offered. Corn active at q further advance
Of la2c for prime lots. We note sales O. 1876
bushels mixed at 81, %, % and q ina LOT Of
River at 81. Yellow sold at 9lao' u;,b ofF,r;nos
Of 100 bushels. Ryo quiet ; Mt steady. ssles a
w. win i'sh' oheFins' Oats unchanged; sale!
at 81 cents.
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HE MarkefS.

NEW YORK, March 81. Stocks steady. Mon
ey easy 1T faG per cent. Coll Il. Virginia IS
II; now I2!.
BALTIMORE. March 3l.-Virginia SKIES. old,
5S4 bid, SO asked. Cotton quiet at 22a22l. Flour
moro active and frmer. Wheat quiet; Penn
s~ylrania l28al30; Marylsnd 135al45. Corn &C.
tive and higher; white l00al0}; yellow 98alG0.
Oats quiet 1T 55uj5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-31

Police REPoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE.
Stanton, colored, arrested tor disordely conduct,
on complaint of Louisa Dickinson, coIorcd,
was discharged as the complaint was rot sus.
tanned.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-Therc was 10 cases
of a criminal character st the Magistrates
offices this morning.
WATCH REPORT. Might cloudy and dark,
with the temperature moderate. There were
no disturbances and no arre:t Is.
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MARINE AccIDENT.-The bark Candy, from
Cardiff, with a cargo Of salt for B. Fl. Lambert
of this city, went ashore about seven mi!"s
north Of Cape Charles on Sunday niaht in =
gale. The crew and eight passengers were
landed. The vessel lays easy and viii be sct
off. Wreckcrs have gone to her assistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-31
LOCAL NEWS.

RAILROAD I~MBRoGLIo.-l was mentioned in
yesterdays Gazette that an injunction had been
issued by Judge Hill epjoining the 'Shoe-
maker company from retaining possession OF
the Alexandria and Washington Railroad, and
that a mandamus would probably be issued re
curing that company to turn the road over TO
the French" company. That mandamus was
served yesterday evening, and the clerk of the
circuit court for this county in obedience to it
issued All execution, and the sheriff at twenty
minutes before eleven o'clock this morning
executed the writ by placing Mcssrs. George
II. Robinson, Nathaniel Boush and II. r. Hill,
directors in the French company, in posses.
sion OF the road aud all its properties. This
was done by reading to the gentlemen mention
ed the writ OF haJere Gucius posSessioaem as they
stood upon the railroad track in front of the
jail, and handing to Mr.. Hill q gravel taken
from the bed Of the road. the sheriff then,
accompanied by these directors and their coun.
sci, Messrs. l.. 3. Taylor and Fl. y. Claughton,
proceeded to the ST. ASaph street depot, and
read the Injunction to the ticket ageut, conduc.
tors and engineers, restraining them from act
ing any longer as agents IF the "Shoemaker'
company. Mr. Lewis Cirphare, receiver of
the road at h eWashington end, came down on
the ten O'Clock train from that city, and was
for some hours in consultation with the
French directory. Xr. Shoemaker arrived
here soon after from Baltimore and within essrs.
Stevens and Phelps, The Superintendent and
Manager under his management, was in consul.
s%ultation with his coun$cl Messrs. Breut and
Wattles. The train that vas To have started
from here at II O'Clock 4. IL. contained its
usual number Of passengers, among them being
some who wanted to make the Baltimore con
h%ectlOn, but as the seconds after that hour
elongated into minutes and the minutes be-
gan to he counted By tens, the watches of the
anxious travellers were gradually replaced in |
their fobs, aud with many G suppressed oath on
the part Of the men and manifestations of dis
appointment on that OF the ladies, they left the
take the twelve O'Clock boat. The train that
lett Washington at IL o'clock not meeting the
train from here at Waterloo switch came on
down slowly, and that TOO was stopped here,
and 10 trains have been running since, the loco
motives and cars being stationary at the St.
Asaph street depot. Notice was served upon
the 'FreLch' directory this evening that the
s'Shoemakcr" directors would make e motion
at eleven O'Clock Tomorrow before Judge Hill, |
in chambers to desolve the injunction restrain
ing them from retaining possession OF the road.
And so the war stands at present.
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FERTILIZERS.
DAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

This popular Manure, the original Raw Bone
Phosphate, has been thoroughly tested during
tho past fifteen years, and is recommended with
confidence to farmers and gardeners as being
equal to any Manure in tho market, both as q
crop grower and fertilizer.
am prepared to fill all orders from a bag
upwards. Price S54 per 1000 lbs.
THOS. PERRY,
NH II Agent for Alexandria,.
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EW STEAMBOAT LINE.-The stcru wheel
steamer Virginia. Captain II. Moncurc. is Dow
making regular tri.weckly trips between Coal
Landing in AQUA Creek and this city.
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Getting Married.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the de-
lights OF HOME, and the propric:y or impru.
pricty Of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel united for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box +,
Philadelphia, Pa. jan 2S-3rGd&w
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FISK e. T Bankers.

S-We have ;ssuel pamphlets containing
f,il nsrticulsrs, statistical details. maps, eco
Which viii he Iornisho4 upo" a. p!ies:lon: ,.
onyI : CO. va, ns accrun; o. Bank, BsnEers.
stcu , .'osr ~" Tho :, si!ject to check at
sight an al,og jn:,ro.t N c"ly os'anc's'
New Io.k, TED Il I'm
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Fresh F1su.-The supply OF f:h at f'sn'
town this morning showed a considerable 'n'
crease over yesterdays receipts. Shad son" 81
from SIT to 500 per hundred, herr!ps az sl4
per thousand, perch at from Is to ~ cents a
bunch, rock at i:om Is to 80 ee" "a a bunch,
nd single rock at from 81 t. ST. g.
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'Ti,e Eeu,neuicai Council.

MADRID, March 3l.-Ihe Government has
officially announced the determination t. ab,
stain from all interference in the affairs OF the
Pope and The Ecumcnical Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-31
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR
IN SALE AT FRENCHiS,

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR
~ SALE AT FRENCH'S,
No. 95 King street.
A BRAVE LADY, by tho author of John
Halifax Gentleman, Life for q Life, Olive. A
Noble Life, etc; l vol, Svo., cloth 81 80; paper
covers 81.
APPLETON'S RAILWAY and STEAM
NAVIGATION GUIDE for April Csc.
THE CATHOLIC WORLD, Il monthly
magazine for April; co..
Another lot of HAPPENS COMPLETE
TENNYSON; bound ST. paper so cts. The
cheapest book of the season.
Just received a lot of beautiful CHECKS, in
books of 100, 100. SOC, 500 and 1000 each1 Two
patterns from new engraved plates. Handsom-
est check in this part of the country. Variety
of colors. Chesp rs common printed checks.
All tho now Books and Magazines on hand.
NH 80 G.. +. FRENCH.
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SH ERIFF'S AUTIilr

The large amount Of tS..xas unfail a, Il the
heavy demands for "a" aey duo on the County
levy: rs also the So. &c, demands Promyt acton
and and if it. not pssa ~ tho 18th day Of pcn 2S a n Sro g..
v v'it De a. ss'a > :. S ,.S = to sD,s e9 mu:t be ss m s = to n "ee@@.
mods'>, ,h ms Who arN employed dur ing the
g. : viii im2 Se Vt n my oHise n wea"ez' al sh'
,ridav nights, from 81 t. half past ) "''''N"
GG4ics No ~ South !;"Fsl street.
otnce we / e. U'NEAI -,
an .bor;f A;ryuniria county , vs..
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NOR MOURNING DRESS GOOD

L .t;oio nomba.iro .Alpaea ~ III ali
a new afttt 81 alerant French Eomha"i 10, nj
h.1 tbs nrjce, and Will Wear twic" ~ 10 "S,T
n a., Faithful real Mohsi; R'srK A!Fsrss ""'
Az Arnt hle VARIED Alpacss, all 4nal.i%, n,
NH "a
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RASIL BRAW Err

PASIL +. L. ~BR0CEETT.
VIM. J.. CAV
BRAwNHR s. co.
REAL ESTAT Agents.,
No. 10 North Fairfax street, (west sido> betwoon
King st., and the Market Building,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Sales Of land in the States Of Virgins and
MARYLAND, and houses and lois in tho city Of
Alexandria receive our special attention.
dec 13-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-31

Posi- OFFICE ',,.n,l,p Fsirtsx county,
'alSS rrlscll'a E. ,rawforl is appointed Post
n's''esS' Woe John Maboney, resigned.
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Office OF FISK & HATCH.
3ANEEEH AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
AENT SECURITIES,
So. ) NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
February 18th, 1870.

SO. ) NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
February 18th, 1870.
TIL! remarkable success which attended our
negotiation o: The Losns Of the CENTRAL Pa
ClFIc RAILROAD CoMpANY and the WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popu-
lac!tp :.nd credit which these Loans have main
tNinoi III lie markets, both in this country and
Europe, hsvc shown that tho First Mortgage
Bonds IF w!sely-located and honorably-man-
aged Railroads ara promptly recognized and
readily taken as the most suitable, safe and ad-
vsn!ageous form OF Investment, yielding a
moro liberal income than can hereafter be de-
rived from Government Bonds, and available
TO take their place. .
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loan', We arc meeting 3
great public want, and rendering q valuable
service-both to the holders Of Capital and to
those great National works Of internal i'm
whose intrinsic merit and substan-
character, ~cntitle them to the use of Capital
and the confidence Of investors-we now offer,
with special confidence and satisfaction. the
FIRST M0RTGAeAE BONDS
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NOTICES..
c Responsibilities Of ihe H.iyar..

The liver has i varr important Irt:: 10 per
iurm il The .lIiiuat rcou",ny. Its !uucIi Il, l.
told The nuid which it .ucre!us TEMPER
the blood and requisites the bowels, AID upon
he quantity and quality Of tAe secretion de-
pen,l<, Ia \ grra: degree, Tie adaptation 81 th"
hln,d t. ihn requirements OF Tho system and the
re removal u, the refuse natter whIca remains
il. the iutcsttl A. aI.rr tha work oi digestion nus
b. cu aCcu" p!ishcI.
;'nc III The principal: msos .; liosttttc5 Stoln-
nch Filters i 10 tome and control this s@lmcwhnt
uuriiy uTS.a T!e nnLibilipui properties; Of
TIE preparation nrv scarcely secondary 10 is
virtues rs il stOmachic Its operation upoa the
liver is not violent like that u mercury, bu.
gradual and gentle. Instead Of creating Il sud
den tu!nult in that sensitive gland, II regulates
its action by degrees. Hence, it is a SAFE REM
edv for bilious disorders, while mercury, being
81 tremendous e~xcitant, is not. The more nat
urally and quietly a diseased organ can be re.
stored to its normal condition tho better, and It
Is tho peculiar property of this harm ess Vcge-
table Alternative to reinforce and regulate with
out exciting or CONFUSING.
The success which has attended lis u;c as Z
n remedy for affections Of the liver is provcrbial.
Persons Of q bilious habit who take it habitusl-
~ a5 u protection against the attacks 10 which
they are constitutionally liable, pronounce it
the best liver tonic in existence. Tho symptoms
Of an approaching fit OF biliousness can hardly
DO mistaken. a pain in the right side or under
the shoulder blades, a saffron tingeinthe whites
ness, low spirits, loss Of appetite. constipation
and general debility arc among The usual lndi,
cations of a morbid condition Of the liver. and
as soon as they appear the Bitters should be re-
sorted to in order to ward off moro serious con.
mi GS-colW
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q a g. EESH.

SAILED.
Hinsnnc T. G. Knight, johnson, NC" 1orR'
bv Hooo, WeIderburn y Co.
MEMoRAETA
srhrs W T Goldsboro Pane, and Bay ohote,
Rathoi, cleared at Baltimore yesterday for this
mort.
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Away with SpectacleS.-Old Eyes made
new, easily, without doctor or medicines. sent
post paid on receipt of Zoe. Address
DR.. Z. b. FOOrE,
NH 7-3m 40 Lexington Az, n. !.
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h1 EW GOODS.

Just coming to hand elegant Plain, Plaid
and Striped Japanese Poplins, BLACK Silks,
Black and Colored Alpscas. Cinema Suitings,
&C., &c. We shall in q Gay or two BIO able to
invite our friends to inspect q very largo supply
of choice new goods.
NH 81 WILMER & SLAYMAkER.
IMPORTANT TO STOREKEEPERS AND
i MERCHANTS IN GEN ERAL.-Haviug
procured the agency for the sale OF Thos. Hev.
enner's celebrated PLAIN and CY
CRACKERS, fresh from the bakery every day
and put put up in packages to suit the trad ., I
am enabled to sell at reduced prices. No charge
for packages. Merchants and 9th ers weul1 do
we'll to give me n call and judge for themselves.
+. RECkER.
Corner King and St. Asaph ST..
Goods shipped to any part of the city free Of
charge. mn 81
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Away with Uncomfortable Trusses

n WNy WIFI ef'5SC|'
Comfort and cure for tho Rupturcd. Sent post
paid on receipt Of 10c. Address
DR.. E. e. FOOTE,
NH T-3m 100 Lexington Az, y. =.
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#A&nINGTOH, March 3l-4 p. IN
ClNIiKES

Fnur mrnlinrS nj Centres fIon Texas We're
admitted T." STATS in the House OF Representa-.
I;v,s rhi~ evening aud M"*>rs. Hamelton and
Flrnmrw.n took their seals in the Senate.
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A DIVIDEND OF ASSETS ofthe Company
to the extent of seven dollars and fifty cents
Dor share will be paid TO the stockholders or
their legal representatives, on and alter the TIN
dav If GnriI, 1870, VIM. II. LAMRERT,
THOMAS pANI,
REN0N WHEAT
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N~OTICE-All persons having clsims against
the Company will present them at once Tor
no1mant NH 3l-10t
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INSURANCE COMPANY.

pOTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY.
A DIVIDEND OF ASSETS ofthe Company
to the extent of seven dollars and fifty cents
their legal representative, ON and alter the TIN
day of April, 1870. VIM. II. +
THOMAS pAVI,
BENONI WHEAT,
Assignees.
NOTICE-AH persons having clsims against
the Company will present them at once for
payment. mi "'-IW
VIRGINIA, to wit:-At a County Court
Y held for the county of Fairfax, tho Dist Of
March, 1870, on the motion OF Cnarlc5 W.
Kitchen, it is ordered that Philo HAYWOOD, Ad-
ministrator Of James Mahoncy, deceased, De
summoned to appear here on the lIrst Day CT
April Court next to give a new nond' ana Iha5
q eopy of this order DO published in the Il OK
andria Gazette, once q week for four successive
~ u. Il. DULANY, Clerk.
y Il C,cEerilla u a. NIL 2l-law4W
DIRECT DEPORTATION.
LIVERPOOL SALT.
Wa oifer for sale, to arrive, cargo IF ship
"Hermanos," consisting Of a,rn
Is 600 bushels LIVERPOOL q. i. SALT,
in bulk. euo,
'Runcorn" brand. equal to MarshalPs. Also
per brig s'Threo Sisters" c.,n
9,m6 bushels LIVERPOOL =. a. SALT
in bulk.
brand "Stoved.n
parties may dosire, or sell in hu'k nj lowest
market rates H t59T WEI WsRDDEKBURN . co.
ruE HAVE ALSO NOW IN STORE A
w full supply Of
LIVERPOOL q. A. SALT.
EVANS FINEsALT.
TURKS ISLAND sALT-for sale at lowest
i f 21.tf HoOE, WEDDBRBURN 60.
VF YOU WANT A GOOD, CHEAP AND
L. 0CO0RING STOVE OR RANGE,
GO TO CLARKSON'iS,
IL S. Royal strec:.
He is also tho Wholesale AID rate agent ro,
WOOD s. CO.'S celebrated j. p y EpIs W.
PAKLoR and DINING ROT HEATERS
tho best Stove ever hGSougS'. before tho public,
1t will heal NJ ieast w > ,;r cent more and con.
sumo less fuel than Fay other stovo that ha:
ever been introduce d in this market. He would
call the ATTENTION Of housekonpers and builders
to these beau:.. tul and durable Heaters, as il
will give hin pleasure to explain the great I'M.
proremo-.ts and advantages they hav" over n
others. and also take your orders for ono .:
| more Of them. Call and SEQ them.
The celebrated lRONSIDE: COOKING
ISTOFE Tor sale exclusively ut
+ II. CI!ARKSON'S,
, IS :. Royal street.
p. S.--A general assortment Of TIN WARE
snd HOUSEKEEPERS ARTICLES on hand.
Roofing, Guttering ard Spouting done in ia
| city and country on best terms. Ali work We
ranted. lmh 2o-oml n ~
= Asst NOTICE TO TAN-pA1 Il :
SHERIFF'S AGTlN''.
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TO TIL LADIES.
SOM ETHING y w.
CEILING OUT At AND BELOW COST.

Havias determined TO change my present
business, l will, from this day until the 10Th
day of April, close out my eEtlro St1ck oi
GLOVES, of all descriptions. Cats and Col.
lars, Embroidery of all kinds, Combs, Pocket
Books, Kid Gloves, Jewelry, and q full line of
Fancy Articles usually found II q frst.ci"ss
fancy store. II. BLADDER,
NH 20 No. 10 King street.
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NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

.s"tALr'#g ::.,:&~ 'oTHEGAZETTE
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MED.

At MS residence, near R~erryville, Clarke CO.,
Va. on the morning If the 2@d instant. Major
EDWARD MCCORMICK, Of typhoid pnou-
mrnia, in inc 18TH year Of MS age.
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rUST PURCHASED AND FOR SALE-
u 100 cords Of Ina!
SPLENDID OAK WOOD,
of Boii s. Baker. Everybody knows lha1 1t Is
tho best wood brought to this market.
A.. s. PERPENEE.
NH IA SO and 40 south Royal street.