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PIundering in Paris.
- LONDON, on October @.

d. 1T=ir i LONDON, October @.
Late advices from Paris states that
there Is much plundering there.
All the bridges on the railroads ilnl
highways to the west of Paris have been
mined and are to DO blown up rs tho
PruSsians ADVANCE | II i5i a.
Beauvais Gorty-onc miles northwest ol
Paris, has been made q great victuAuing
centre blythe Germans. q y =
Ready to Begin Bombardmcnt.
The Prussian preparations for the
bombardmcnt Of Paris are nearly COM
pletcd.
The Presence Of Beauregard in Europe
a.lIRAsrBunG, October Q.
The steamers Of the Hamburg and
American line arc being used for the de-
tcntion oil French prisoners. TIA l44s i
LONDON, October 0.
The French iron.clad steamer Regnard
Armund Is cruising in the channel near
New Haven.
A battalion Of the Garde Mobile, raised
in the Department of Arsne, and COM
manded by Duke FitztJames, Is mention
ed as ,having7distingulshed itself by its
stealipess and gallantry before Scissors.
sfasDuFs G"'ne9FaHii 1t'HHi ,a-pJ
1t Is denied that the Stras6urg CathoT
dral escaped serious damage by the late
bombardment. Persons who have Just
Sdificc suffered Severely, yiGIii lsiIiHaI /
e''NSV 'NH HSi'i = SO -: : ..a..s,,.,, ~. q
ga.g l1oNp'N' "c'' y
Late adylces from Paris announce that
Gen. Trochu Is turning to good account
the experiences and abilities oil zen. hip
ley. Parislans claim that tho Prusslans
will find plenty Of defensive contrlvances
to force before entering Faris'
PrnsSiaans Ready 70 ~ open on Fasis'
'' Tours, October ..
News hus been, received here that the
Prussians have now completed all ar
rangements for shelling and attacking
Paris. Their guns and mortars are in
position. The spirit OF tho population,
however Is undaunted. Advices received
show TINT the garrison are prepared at
ony Time to second such an attack rs the
forces outside az the Prussian lines may
make. The French are aware that some
time must pass before an oftensivemove-
ment can DO made, and they use thcdelay
in drilling and arming inc mooHe'WI
Lyons PrepaREEinng Sp REl ng:iea lor 81 DeIencef ssn
At Lyons. in view OF the'Frusslan mp
proach, military precautions arc being
taken. The surrounding heights are oc-
cupied by regular, troops The Reds seem
determined TO organize q movement
They have had meeting at Creme, mum,
berlng over ,OQQ persons ~ ts expected
thatthe lioyernmens VIZ also EaTe'mes's' Y y y
uFeS 70 s'Op'"' Nla4'.sssas'O'l; s.'. o...,,., .
nA,,-x 0'.'' ;. - y. 80 - a..
General NrsSK9W is y conlanu 1 an..no " 'ic ~
t.ss rrussI9n T.,.ad army uSS'lne" i't 'e''''' ~
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Nv EST VIRGINIA! UNIVERSITY .
HoN. J. Il. HoKS, Ftesidtnt Board et''RSSFntt.
G. Q. STuRdBi S$e1stGry Board Gf RegVt5J
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., Pr4sfaalt,1 1l'l
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F.s. LYoN,A. NJ 'VteS E41sldsnt ~
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal Of
Preparatory epartpentsI sI,fL
s. g. STEVENS, "A. M, ,HofsilR
Professor Of Astronomy and Phystslr
II. Il. PIERCE, a, 1t,SI2 MI ~ sga
Professor Of Mathematics and Of ~ lit1fy Tlctlcs.
J. ]. STEVENSON. a. Nj Ph. D.9,R
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
,gF. W.,WooD, A. a, PhlD.,
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages,
o. W. MILLER, AaM!.,9aF INV
Assistant In Preparatory DepartmentH
n3gD. B. PURNToN, TutoFi,dgaas
'.s3I GEO. N. HAGANs. ESQ, stlas ,t,..,s
Superintendent of Grounds and llldln&e.
HUGH W. BROCK. MJD.t,bti.oF
4 Lecturer on Physiology and HyglaneiJ
HoN. JOHN A. OLLIE, e.,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional LAW
FALL TERN begins lat Tuesday in Septembcr.
srRNG TEaI'7 Sd TtlcsdaS iii March.
COMMENCEMENT Sd WednesdSyiin Junpl ~
TUITION $5i per Tetim u iS aSSs.
~ University, 81 per Term Of 10 WeohS.
to exceed "a per We6lGrgip{
z a" Send stamp for Catalogue. Ffsa ~
MOFgantown, W. Va. Iile'iSa ,tqsepEsat
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ENJG5I7:>'.A1s:SD:o Y !
The Napoleonists Active.,.Prussia
2.FavOring Restoration of the EN-.

pIEet y 81 0.''aE - GO y !"
LONDON, October 0.
The adherests Of tho, French Emperor
are very active ID England. Rolher. md
Jerome David ore living in the city, they
20 to Chiselburst quite oftcn to confer
with the Empress. There arc rumors
that the Prusstan government Is noth0s-
tile "a, this movement. In favor Of Napo-
leon, are repeated, and some. persons even
90 so far as 10 assert that Bismarck fur
nished part Of the funds for the establish
ment Of la Situation, the Imperial news.
nnneP here 81 .h 4 yri f . sU IH'A
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Western Union Telegraph, 88h; Adams Ex.
press, 61h6; Wells, Fargo q Co., SIIff; American
49J6; United States, 96l Pacific Mall, 4S4; New
York Central, ,O2X: script s.; Erle, 22HS; Harlem,
PbusS ii 4iSadRS aRSS csyosnd @dfnfsSs fS SGRSt Soiwes
ern, SIX; preferred, SSA; Rock island. INK;
New Jersey Central, 107: St Paul, 64: pre-.
ferrcd, 8l22; Wabash, sax; preferred, a; F.
Wayne, ~ %; Terro HAut6, i94; Chicago and
lana. columbus @ 3 Cincinnati SSH; ;o Burlington s
and Quincy, $50; Lake Shore, 98H; Indiana Cen.
trAl, III; Illinois Central, 187.
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POPULATION OF WETzEL COUNTY
The population Of Wetzel county has
been ascertained to be O,O26.
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New York Money and stock Market.
4.2 I'll - n NRv YoRK, October g, .

MoNRY-Market easy at 4nBc! Hc!iWL FgiE
SrRRLNG-Dull at SH(19I{c.
G6LD- Steady; opened at 1I3 and closed at 118
8113K. Borrowing rates 3.64 TO dat, ClearanccS
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Injury to an Ocean Gable.

~ Y. ~ I44V0NNlDVUN' VUE ~
One angle Of the American cables Is
again injured near Newfoundland, As,
tho Company has o repair steamer on the
American coast It's hoped theRablO will
Beingoodw6kkthg urdertnatew daysF
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THE WAR IN EUROPE /
} FRANCE.
Decided French b Success on the j4th.
Tnr1Rs Oct. G

Thebattlcwhich occurred near Chateau
Gailland on the 4tli inst, has been pro-
ductive Of important results The Prus'
SLAMS were defeated md forced TO retreat
The position taken by tho French was one
that necessitated the evacuation Of Plthi'
vtcue by the enemy. The Prusslans
abandoned that place with so much pre-
cipitation that many cattle and o large
amount Of forage, ETC., were left behind.
ALI Of which fell into the hands Of the
Ernnch h l--r.- ! 1. ..-H .L.-.-- -..t
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HsI1pREETH . BRO.
+ Ii77T NO. IS MAIN STREET,

WHEELING, ". VA,
Wholesale dealers In Bar and Sheet Iron, Norway
lion and Nail Rod, Cast, Shear and Spring Steel,
Naila, Spikes, AnVils, Vigeg, SPRING, Axles, Hot
PrCSBed Nuts, Washers; Wagon HhbS, Sp6keb,
FelloeS, Smith Bellows, 6ledges, Plaster Paris,
Ne Plus Ultra Limo, Common Lime, Cement, &c.
Gtatetul for the liberal patronage ,bestoE9d on
lh0 Old aFm Of ri o, Hildfeth q Bro, would 70.
Bpectfally AK . continuance Of tho same TO the
neW arm, 1T rf -, :, ,,,,,,,,,,t !, ,,,,,,J
fa Ts-IA'|Tt z HllIUR&Ih a HHD.
,iWnEILINu, Jan. !. 1870. l0..'H lAni
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octb-d&w
NoAIAIIssio oNER's lEoTIog.sss2i J; !. II.

julia A. II. MSiIor. ExecutrtSs u 3be iasdsEwil idE
and testament Of John 3. MeIlor, decd,
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~ g...' ~
Julia A. II, MSlIor. Exfecrtrix: al III issb,yil
and testament Of John 3. MelloF, decd,
u.
Jesse B MeltOr, Adm1in1IIsttSt6t cf tho Satate of
In tho Clrcuit Cont Of Ohio Comfy. west Va.
ITIIT NlTT' In 0hancery!9 9plHhNT q a.
Rv vIrine nj n derroe 6SToA,In 4b,1 ntdnsbr
Tho ittb SSv of JTIT i'm II tTaS SmSIS otSSr
thinpS ordered and dccFced frat tbiS ~ NJ Fl,
feFrsd To one of tSN Commia sioneTS az tbiS Conf
10 tSfo and Stale Inc seconnt of t6S sSld FesSs n
MeIIor a. Snch kdminiStratorj ~ TSvi TsiIdr r.
1Cc'J and thC SrTCroi rISImS ~ tba pIs;rt eSj
the o.her cfedit6Fs Of tbc Sali! eSt6 te fftkr bS
shSli have riyetl thS neti6e reSnibLi ~ istiiIS
ret,oFt tSeFeon MI SeeoSdng NJ law h tSj" GSSvt
1lyr,. r.rf a ror,,,or,o,,i;,y, n ,gjB,
Les, "A ,ft SV WTTT; TN@ oSti H. ;ie1o,S
A,,Do,.o,. ,r,o,..to5 49, hS,ohH ~.
/, lay! ! azsi oa tho a ist asy Il SSysaSsE pp5sls
a. IN TInSe tSsS STj rBSES X
fsc siate SrJ aCtor,Sir" ~" ttSts " ~
crCo sh0VS SoSovrcI - '''S AA''
=. ~, 49, - 's''4 @ I GIBSON Z, ShA
NoMNy1ssTnNERs NoTJgIst,.a,1,s; iI, giEs ,a,
nj. ,r.l,o, i F1..n,,; !, - =, 10 : ssI. ,. u,
and testament Of John q: Meilof, dec ""
r. ;iHSiagoo9T ~
Jesse B. 4elloE, AdHlnlstr9toEl Of thN estate of
. :, 3 4Ng!os' 0ec g et tA4:GJl ~
In inc C4rcuit Court q Ohio Coalty, We4tVa.,
NJ y,,,1o I, /. ann ~ SaHsset pss;...a . sMa; d.
61 g saS bnt I1S dSS Of SS @ y h1 .Sn
be Fefsrred "a onS IN the ~ IbiS
Conf @ tSEe and State M aeconnt Sf IN isSId
Gcfcndeut jose B. MeIcr. q i Sueh itfS.
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.oAInI1ss1oNER,s NOTICE :

Louis Kclls and others Il. SSgm, SlgsImI,t Cont .,
JOSEPH peeuiors, SaIdTSs e Il. E In chhneoFy
lByvirtusor decree rendered iut6is .eaNaasse on
tho l4th day Of February, A. D, 1870; aIiehg
other things 1t was further ordered that this
cause bO referred to Gibson L. Cranmef, 7bbetof
tho Commissioners Of account approximately tho
Court, who, giving duo notice, is to tdketdhd
state IN account, n any party reqnlted ltI6f the
personal estate to which the testftoF was tiled
at tho tlme Of bis DEATH and Of the sh4fe OF pdr.
tion to which the said Annie'E. caldwelFiSt6nt.
tied, and Of tho portion thereof hcretoloteoto-
CeIved or taken by htf; and to make report with
all convenient lp6ed, with any ching de6hed per-
tnent or specially required by any pf the parties.
CoNMIRSIoNBRs oETICEI irhiD
5st,-!t WHEBLrNG, October 6th, Il 1870.
All persons interested are hereby notified that
/ have axGd on the 9Th day of NoY6mbeR next, as
the time. and my otflco, In tho City OF heeling,
aS tho place, when and where shall proceed 10
take, state and settle the matters In said above
mentioned decree referred to tnO!H2B
GIBSON L., CRANMBR,yJ
octbd&w Commlbslohet.
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COMMISSIONERS NoTIoFlaood55 51r :

~ Hsu.llg G'-!F-.i i,q,i JlI 10 SSlsti
'3a anS a Il @sot e. 55SRsHEf1 55S esq., &
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The Popc,s Allowance.

Fresh Regulations ON the. French. Z
CaSIs !SISkkldi toEAs BprdkI. .,2sai iziit
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Jesse B. MellOE, Administrator Of tha. Sstata Of
.r.. Joseph 3. Npllos, decd, Of q, IA MI
In the clFcuit cOgEt St e ohio cOnnty, westya.,
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esse B. -MeliOr. Administrator oH t6e 91tate Of

All parsons interested arc heIObHlnotRod that
! have fixed on tho 1st day OF November next %
the time, and my otiEd In tho City OF WheGtInR,
ag tho place, whom and where bhall 'Hf6cGGdt0 70
take, state and determine the matteraOb Eaidids.
crce above referred 70. 4 .,t.y-.ll n.,tog
oct1'd&w "N"" ~ 1''f ConmlsAioteF.S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-04
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
$40 shoo the very age and body Of the James,

& G S10D the very age o'C1 o'"s " W"
A sample of -four made from new wheat VIZ was
exhibited in New York on THURSDAY 10
fonr was made by Messrs. John NJ. CLARK q
Co.. at their mills in Augusta, Ga;; VINO naSe
exhibited the first samples OF new nour lor W.
past three or four years, this year ooing tmo
DAYS earlier than last. Tho sample lo' WAS
sold at $l2 per Dbl. -,
A California clergyman, Rev. ). M. WOOD
man, predicts on awful famine next year. sue
ceeding seven years OF plenty, Which nc says
VIC have had Like Joseph, he has gone 10
buildipg pranares in which to store away THIS
years crop.
John c. Bush, the colorcd man who was &c
GENTLY appointed postmaster at Aliens fresh'
Md, by Mr.. Crcswell, failing to obtain the
usual bond required by tho department. mas
declined the appointment
Ia the northern part of New York and IN
Canada ana even as tar west over there as the
Winnipeg basin, they are suffering from
drought and from destructive fires in the woods,
while here We arc drcDchcd with rain.
Dispatches from Gen. De Rodas ann ouncc
that Oscar Cespedes was executed at Puerto
Principe on the 29th ul,imo Young Cespcdcs,
was son of the President OF the Cuban re-
nnhl;n y
Mr.. Wayne McVeagb, Of Pennsylvania, was
yesterday nominated by the President to be
Minister Resident at Constantinople. Mr.. +.
Joy Morris is the present Minister.
Disafeccd Republicans in Oregon opposed
to the reelection Of Senator Williams arc, it is
said, uniting with the Democrats to elect ex-
Senator Ncsmlth.
The wife of Dr. Gatchcl, in Philadelphia,
caught burglar in the house on Thursday
night and fired at him with effect. Ii is suppos
ed, from the bloody tracks left behind.
The Cuban war has had the effect Of driving
large number OF business men to hey West,
from various parts OF the island and the manu-
tacture of cigars there is on the increase
The latest thing in necklaces is chain, with
pendants OF Brazilian bugs sets in gold Anoth
or style has pendants Of cobwabsn IA which
fly Is caught.
Col. Mosby has written letter 10 the Albany
Argus saying that he has no sort OF coGnectiot
or sympathy with Fenian raids or Cuban Hi
busters.
A potato .pecling machine las been invented
in Europe which pcc!s six hundred pounds OF
potatoes per hour.
A Nebraska widow recently killed her iou
children in order to enter upon second en-
gagcment without cncuulbranccS.
Miss Tenn!c {. Catlin, the New ork br'k
or, lately interviewed Secretary Boutwell, or
the subjsc. OF the funding bill.
Yesterday the B:cmca steamer LolF&'g: AZ
rived at Baltimore with SIS passc ngcrs an!
valuable cargo OF merchandise.
All the the Fenian leaders recently arrested
at 81. Adams and vicinity have been released
on bail.
Savr:i!y-iivc Cinnamon ara on their way lfoul
San Francisco to work in boot aud shoe fec
tory ia Massachusetts.
Eiei, it is said. is dissatisfied with the recent
amnesty bill passed by the Dominion ParIia-
mcnt. and is again preparing tor bostlh:lc;.
Go,ham Gray Co. sxtsnIayySs ,o x.I, 1Iay
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MARRIED.

At S:l5 o'clock, on lay morning, May
Goth, at the residence OF the brides father. by
Rev. l.. w. Allen, Mr.. J. TYLER J ACkSON,
Of Charlottesville, TO Miss EN- MA H., daughter
of Dr. l. Z. Anderson, CT Hanover CO, Vs.
No cssds.-[W Washington papers please copy.]
Monumental Church, Rich mond, by Rev. DR..
Woodbridge, FRANKLIN STEARNS, Jr,,
to EMILY 5. PALMER. daughter Of the late
Charles S. Palmer, esq, all Of Richmond.
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DAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHAT
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

This popular Manure, the original Raw Bono
Pnos phate has been thoroughly tested during
the past fifteen years, and is recommended with
confidence to farmers and gardeners as being
equal to any Manure in the market both as q
crop grower and fertilizer,
am prepared to fiji all orders from bag
upwards. Price S54 per 1000 lbs.
THOS. PERRY,
NH II Agent for Alexandria,.
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PROPOSALS FOR OAK TIES.

Sealed proposals will be received at the otfi e.
Of the Alexan dris and Fred ericksburg Railway
Company, in Alexandria, w., up to 8 O. clock
p. N. of 18TH June. 1870, for the delivery on the
line of aaid railway between Alexandra and Ac.
cotink. OF THIRTY THOUSAND 10000.
WHITE OAK RAILROAD TIES
For specifications and details apply to LIN
OOLN q MlLLARD, Washington, D. G, or
to the Secretary OF the Company, at alcxsn
dris, or 10 the subscribers, at Richmond, Y.
Dated May %, 1870
KEUBEN JOHNSTON,
w. s. LINCOLN,
my 25-lt6&eo2W Ui1.clur.
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Result of Congressional legislation, and the
Fifteenth Amendment, &C., &C., in South
Carolina-the election OF Whittemore to Con-
gress, after having been expelled for crime
Whittenore il bad enough-but the constit-
uency who re elected him are worse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-04

Tho House ways and means committee have
agreed on funding bill. 1t is virtual sub
stitute for the Senate bill, and will probably be
reported to the House on Tuesday next. Mem.
bcrs Of the committee keep its details very
secret, but it is definitely learned that the com.
pulsory section Of the Senate bill is omitted,
and the banks arc not to be compelled to make
an exchange of bonds
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+ N E w TON RPER
-. General
g q NJ M y on MEkCH A 4 L ;,
Ofhce-Nos. 10 and II 8. Union st
ALEXANDRIA, ".
Broker in Lumber, Laths, Shingle' CsIciaeH
Plaster, Cement, Anthracite and Bitumnous
Coal: Agent for Shenandoah Limo Company
and Potomac Ammonisted Phosphate Mari
Company. my l4-tt
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Gen. Hancock writes from his military jis
tzict in the West, that prospects are uncertain
as to an Indian war. At Cheyenne the ln-
dams made DO promises as to the futurc-but,
adds Gen. Hancock,S my impression is that
We shall have no trouble with them on the
Missouri If the Government continues the
policy of feeding them otherwise taere is
likely to be serious trouble.
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The Richmond State Journal In speaking of
the reelection of Whittcmore to the House of
Representatives, by his peculiar constituency
in South Carolina, hopes that the House, Tor
decency sake, will not admit him to a seat.
We expect the House exhausted its power
when it voted to expel him and did cxpel him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-04

Cornelius Vanderbilt was yesterday reelected
President of the New York Central and Hud.
son River Railroad.
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Treasurer Spinner is out in still another let
ter on the national banks aud the funding Of
the debt, in which he says, "the question now
really is, shall the banks be permitted to have
their own circulating notes secured by United
States stock bringing low rate of interest. or
shall the government issue its own notes and
have as funds the $500 900, 900 DOW Issued to
the banks, thereby saving the interest, which,
ct even four per Ct, would amount to twelve
million dollars per annum?
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The Baltimore American says: 1.-The Con.
gressional delegation from Virginia hello a meet.
ing in Washington on Thursday, with refer
ence to the difficulties at the recent elections in
their State, and decided that they 'aoull not
call up the subject in Congress, as had been
suggested, but would leave the matter to o de-
cision BY the Courts, where the matter right
fully belongs"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-04

I'D l5-eoGm Alexandria, Va
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS AND FAR
MERS.
A HIGH GRADE FERTILIZER AT a
MODERATE COST.
MAGNUM BONUM SOLUBLE PHOS-
PLATE,
Composed Of Dissolved Bones, Ammonia and
Potash,
This is rich and active Fertilizer, in which
is concentrated 81 the richness of pure bone,
made soluble by generous application Of Sui
phuric Acid, aided by the proper proportions
Of Ammonia and Potash. Its analysis shows:
Bone Phosphate of Lime.....52 per ct.
Of (which is directly soluble....H per ct.
Ammonls...." Observation-Disclosures. 4 per CT
Potssh.................. ""........... B per ct.
Tho proprietors of this Manure are Cell
satisfied of Its adaptability to all crops, aad of
its powerful influence in building up worn out
lands and Of really adding to the value of the
soil, thst they request. rs matter of real i'm
portance to the farming interests, that every
planter should give It q trial, if only on q
small scale They tee confident that 8 fair
trial will provo it be to beyond eavil, the very
article of ali articles to meet their necessities.
Price S59 per ton 1000 lbs. For sale in large or
small quantities by ThOS. PERRY,
NH 3l--2m General Agent.
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A CARD-The Office I hold forbids me to
n practice in any of the Courts. have
therefore placed my unfinished professional
business in the hands of my son, T.. BY Up
tho wishes of my clients. He occupies my law
office, and will give diligent and prompt atten.
ton to all professional business entrusted 10
him.
@~R. BYRD LEWIS practices in the Courts
Of King George, Westmoreland and Richmond
counties. Postoffice. Oak Grove, Westmore-
lard county, Va. G.. w. LEWIS.
Westmoreland CO.. Va my s0-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-04

eOrders from the country will receive IN .
m ediste attention. INV 30-tt
TRY THE OLD DOMINION TONIC BIT
4 TIERS,
Fer the following com plants Pcrfec! Gali;
faction in each and every case fully guara. .
teed, or the money cheerfully refunded
Dyspepsia.
Indigestion and Heartburn.
Weakness, Languor and Debility.
Loss Of Appetite.
Nervous Headaches.
Obstinate Constipation.
Torpid Conditions Of the Liver.
Also a sure preventive Of Ague and Fever
and all Bilious Diseases. They are pleasant t.
the taste. and the most delicate stomach vii!
find nothing disagreeable in them. Over four
hundred bottles have been sold within the la:.
month. In quart bottles, at ono dollar each
For sale by al druggists and country mer
chants. Prepared only by
JANNEY s. CO.,
my ls5 King street
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NHOICE DRIED BEEF for sale by
u NH 26 j. CLINTON M1LBRN
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FERTILIZERS.
VTHITELOCK's VEGETATOR

FERTILIZERS. !
WHITELOCK's vEGETAToR'
IN A SOLUBLE CONDITION, EVERY
ELEMENT NECESSARY TO THE
GROWTH OF THE PLANT
AND THE FORMATION
OF THE GRAIN.
Each article entering into the composlon OF
the Vegetator
is a MANURE BY ITSELF.
and are all car efuly analysed before they are
used.
WEOWN OUR MANDATORY,
give attention to every detail of its preparation
and hence
KNOW EVERY BAG
which leaves our Works comes fully up to the
standard. which twenty-five years experience
in the trade satisfies US forms
PERFECT MANURE.
TIE VEGETATOK
is prepared with great care from tho best ma
terisls which our resources enable US To com
mand, is uniform in quslity, AMI in good con-
dition for drilling. -
Thus combining in proper proportion the
stimulating and nourishing properties. anu
while the plant is furnished with ioca LOT us
present growth, there is held in reserve SUN
Gent quantity of nourishment to supply the
gruin or pod to maturity.
We recommend its application on
CORN.
GARDEN VEGETABLES :.
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~
CkYSTALIZED OIL MANDATORY
Removed to
NO. As KING STREET,
where will also be found
IMPROVED BURNERS,
LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, W1CKS, &c., &C.,
at reasonable prices.
A. q. LUTHER q CO.,
sep 1T 43 king st. Alexs Va
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NEW TYPE,

those patronizing us can rely upon having ~''E
done with nestness and dispatch.
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prOrders from the country will receive IN
N ediate attention. nv "O-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-04
NEORE WH1TE PIQUES.

We have this morning opened another larg
assortment OF those White French Piques.
my 70 WILMER & SLAYMaKER