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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05
r O G. Al n E W S
Church Services Tomorrow.


Christ Church.-Morning prayer and Litsny
At 81 q. m. Communion Service at IL am. and
evening service at u o'clock, by Rev. R. 81.
McKim
st. Paups Caurch.-Service at II a. m. by
Rev. Dr.. Norton.
Grace CHurch.-Strvice at liza. m. and u p
M. by Rev. D. +. Sprigg.
st. MnTys.-Mass at and IL In, ana Ves-
pers at 4 o. m.
First Presbyterian-Service in the morning
and at night BY Rev. Mr.. McAtee
Second Presbyterian. Service IN Inc morn
ing and at night by Rsv. Dr. Bullock,
Methodist Epascopal.-Sermon in the morn.
ing and at night
Methodist Episcopal Church South: Sermon
in the morning and ut night by Rev. DR.. Hough.
Methodist Protestant.-Sermon in the morn.
ing and IT night by Rev. Mr.. Benson.
Baptist-Sermoni in the morn !ngand at night
by Rev. Mr.. Ryland
VILLAGE ChapeI.--Service in the morning and
ut night by Rev. Mr.. Lghtner.
Alercnd7ia Christian Association. Sunday
prayer meeting in the 1st Presbyt Church, at
D. m. Daily prayer meeting in the rooms
Of the Association, IS King street, at 81 p. N.
German. Lutheran. -Service at ii q. r. in
commemoratlvn Of the Reformation, at the
rooms of the Christian Association. by the
pastor, Rev Il. A. Bischof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. !
EGpE5sIN NEWS.

LONDON, Nov Midnight. -An official
dsra;ch from Berlin states that tho bombard
meut of Paris is delayed for 10 other reason
than that III, preparations therefor are lEcom-
piete. ar,
The prussian Cross Gazette says: IF an
armistice is granted Paris would not have the
risht to revictual. This being ndtuittcd by all
nar,ies, it may be assumed that all believe that
neaoe will be negotiated during the suspension
Of arms.
RERNE, Nov. 4.-Thc French have been ro-
nulscd in an action at MontelIard, and num-
beers of fucitives have taken refuge in Swiss
territory.
The Germans in force occupy Sergance, and
have invested Beltort.
CHERBoURG, Nov 5.--Ao explosion oc
Cured here Yesterday by the careless hano
ling OF lot OF cartridges. No person was
killed outright, hut tEenty-ilx we're more or
less Injured,
BRUSSELS, New 5.--ThG Empress Eugene
rnsscd through this city last Thursday pcog
tito, On her way back to ChlseIhurSt. She
was with the Emperor only one Gay.
Tours, Nov. 5.-Thc Francais says it has
been agreed that Paris shall receive supplies
during the armisice.
It is believed that III CONSEQUENCE 81 the
armis,ics, the army of the Loire, under Can
baldi, will suspend operations Tor time Inc
Germans ir front OF that army are nov march,
ing from Dion to Chagney, threatening Lyons
and Bourges. .,
Later adviccs have been received from Mar
seiIes The revolutionary excitement Was
abatipg
Gen. Cluscrat had assumed command OF the
National Guard there, notwithstanding the
etrnrp nnnosition be had encountered.
1t was generally thought that the election to
IN hold ,o morrow Tor the choice OF General
would result in the displacement OF Chlscret
T. ouiros had been chosen President TT the
Committee of Defence OF the Rhonr.
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Iaeal RceYifieS.

A political discussion between The Radical
candidate tor Congress from the Prince Geo
res county, Md, district, and supporting OF
Judge Merrck Was held at Piscataway this
evening.
MIR. Lewis McKiuzie is announced to ad
dress the citiz,ns OF Alexandria at Liberty
Hall next Monday night.
The pro,racted meeting in the NJ. +. Church
will be continued next week, the pastor, Rev
Mr.. Haynes, having recovered his health 10
stcb degree as to allow him to conduct the
services. ...
At meeting OF the Fairfax Vigilance Socie,
ty, held at Lbanon Thursday night, several
new members was admitted.
A radical meeting at Mason's HI 90 ihurs
day night was addressed by j. q. De, Putron
the radical candidate TOR Commonwealth At
torney tor Fairfax county.
Deputy Sheriff Kerby, oil Fairfax county, In
the execution OF search warrant this mornlug
found in the house Of coiored man named
Ben Mason, on the Cracker Hall farm. the
meat OF heller belonging to MIR, II. A. Ris
ley which had been shot and billed In that gen
teman's field Oh Tuesday night last,
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From Cincinnati.

C1Sc1NNAT1, Nov. 5.-Several meetings have
becn held relative 10 the Newport and Gin
Gin natl Railroad bridge. Doe OF the meetings
held in the hall OF the Cham Der OF Commerce
PASSED resolutions declaring that the naVlgao'e
rivers are eDlitIed to the fostering and jealous
care of the nation, and that no unnecessary Oh
structon to their free navigation shou'G DC al,
lowed; THAT the bridge now building mere II
completed under the present plans woulc ma
teray obstruat the navigation OF the river,
that Congress should interfere that, IRON
bridges should be tolerated only When no o'ne II
BRIDES arc practicable; endorsing the 9e,ion VI
the Board Of Trade on this SUBJECT ana oe G
that thc Common Couuc:l, Chamber OF Com
merce and Board of Trade should Interfere: to
prevent the obstruction CT streets cc this side
of thn river
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05
The LONG BRIDGE. The Wsshinet Sta

THE LONG BRIDGE. The Wsshingt Star
ofyesterday says:
Next week large force OF HoTkmen will be
put at work On the long bridge and it is The
design tt the railroad company to push the
masonry work to completion at the EARLIEST
possible moment. Cenenr, and all The mite
rial necessary are on the SPOT, ready tor opera
tons. The work of rebuilding will be COM
meDced at the south end in order 10 restore
the traye as soon as possible, the osUScway
aud the north end of the bridge being yet pas
sable. New stone piers of about l25 feet s2an
are TO be build the entire distance where the
wooden piles have heretofore becn used. aud
10 times of ireshcts. New brick walls are tn
be built on each side OF the cau$eway, the road
way of which is to be graded TWO ieet higher
than the water has ever been known TO reach ;
the walls to be surmountcd with substantial
iron railing, to extend the entire length of the
bridge. Il is nov thought that the deck plan
at first proposed, by which the railroad track
would be elevated above the carriageway, will
be abandoned, and the railroad placed on a
level with the carriageway, with division wall
running between them. it is understood the
president aud some other officers of the COM
paDy prefer this to the deck structure, which Is
the plan recommended by Mr. }. A. Partridge,
the engineer in charge It has not, however,
been definitely settled to which plan will be
adopted. In either OF the plans proposed the
same piers will be necessary, and during the
building OF the piers the matter will &c settled
by The company The contract for the masonry
work has been given to Messrs. Campbell &
Co, who DOW have contract for section otthe
Baltimore and Potomac road. The new stone
piers are to rest on the Old foundations, all OF
which are usccrtaned to he sufficiently secure.
The draws over both channels are to be OF iron,
and on new and improved principle. making
the labor OF opening and closing them the work
OF few minutes, instead Of the old snail speed
style heretofore used, and which was SO irk-
some to travellers The project of placing the
draw On the north side of this bridge, FUR her
out into the river. is recommended by Mr..
Partridge, in order 10 divert the channel fur
Their from the shore than at present, End with
the view of the probable change of the George
town channel to this side, but this has not as
yet been adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

@ MAYORS OFE1cE.-J. A. Branch and two
other .colored men charged with stealing four
pounds of butter and three dead ducks from
Henry Fereerson in the market, were dismiss
ed upon the payment of the value of the stolen
artices-the charge being withdrawn.
MONT REPoRT.-The temperature was mo
derate and the night clear ill about 2 O clock
when it became cloudy. A colored festival was
10 progress in Beuah Chapel and another in
the building 90 the southwest corner OF Henry
and King street. A colored woman Is report
cd to have had $50 stolen from her at tho
latter, and the disturbance made there was so
great that tbe neighbors complained OF 1t at
the Mayors Office this morning. Six dodgers,
strangers, were accommodated at the station
house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

FIRE-The alarm of fire about quarter be-
fore Seven O clock this morning was caused by
the burning and total destruction OF two small
framed tuiIdiogs, Nos. 22S and 23O King
street, near Alfred, adjoining the grocery store
of Avery and Davidson. No. 22S was occu-
pied by Hans Johauson as bakery, and No.
23O by Mrs. Mathew Acton as u fancy store.
Mrs. Sarah padsclt residing in the second
story. The flames originated in the bakery,
but as the fires there had been ,Stlnsulshed
the previous evening, an! Us The wood put In
the oven To dry was found this morning un-
scorched, the fire is supposed to have been the
work OF 40 inccndiary. Everything in the
bakery was destroyed, but most OF the contents
of No. $50 we're saved. The buildings were
owed by the Henderson estate and by Mr..
Harrison Bradley and were both insured. Mr..
Johanson was also insured. The fire depart
ment was speedily On tie ground end at work,
and it was due to its exerliobs that the spread
of the flames to he adjoiting buildings vas
prevented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That appli-
" cation W II be made to the Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas Railroad Company for the
renewal of the following lost or m islaid certIf-
Gates of their stock Issued TO me, viz:
No. 80. jan. 70 1854 for so shares pref stock.
No. 46O, Feb %, 1853, for 80 shares 11nnref
No 936, Sep. 80 1856, for II shares stnck.
No 1896 Ap 9, 1858, for 1G shares }
Also certificate issued TO mo Us trustee jor
Mrs. $. F. Scott, viz: No. 1913. Nov. IL, lseO,
for share un preferred stock.
nov 3-1sw2m JOB n WILLIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05
Thos Moore, p. q.

~ John Rose, and jesse Il. Weems, trustee ::
You will take notice that, on the 2lst day of
Novem Der, 1870. I shall move the County Court
of Fairfax county to appoint and substitute q
trustee in the place and stead of the said Jesse
4. Weems in certain deed of trust executed
by j ohm Rose to the said Weems, bearing date
tho I4th day of septemb Der, 1855, and Of record
on the land records Of Fairfax county, book Z,
No. 8. page %, with ell the rights, powers, du-
ties and responsibilities of tho said jesse f..
Weems, who has removed beyond the limits OF
the State of Virginia. ~. T'DD,
oc 1b-Iaw4W Ass'ee Of John IT kilman.
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VIRGINIA Legislature.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. j.-1he Governor
disapproving the jury, road aud fence bills inc
LEGISLATURE Iescinded tbs resolution to ao]2urn
to-day and vii; sir three or tour days ioneer.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the decision
of the City Court ordering, new eiectlon mere
on Sth inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

SEVERELY HURT-A young man named
William A Syncox in attempting to stop the
flight of the horse attached 70 the bread cart
of MIR. John Wcuzel, which, being frightened
at the fire this morning, had run away, was
dragged against fence near the Odd Fellows
Lodge, knocked down trod upon by tho horse,
run over by the cart. and seriously Injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05
PaDal XOrATeS.

NEW York. Nov. 5.-Thc Canadian Papa
Znuaves, over 200 IN number, landed from the
Idaho at Castle Garden this morning. FRO
ceeniue to ST.. Peters Church, they heard mass
and marched through Broadway en- route 10
the depot OF the New Haven Railroad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05
AU("7'ION SALES.

DUBLIO SALE-Byvirtu OF q dee! of trust
L from John W. Gains to the subscriber,
By public auction. on s ATURDAY, Novem-
Der li.h, 1870. ut II clock M, at the premises.
one FRAME HOUSE and fencing, situated ~
Gibbon street, between Royal and Pitt, H3.
in the city of Alexandria. at present occupied
by the said John w. Cams: Terms at sale.
nov 2-eots SAM'L BEACH, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

IMMIGRANTS. 10 yesterdays Gazstte was
noticed the sale by Brawner e. Co., land agents
OF this city, Ct farm in Fairfax county 10 Mr.
David Bradley, Of Yorkshire. EogIau!. The
same firm have also sold the Horse PenFarm, !"
late the property of George W. Coleman de-
ceased, lyiog in Fairfax county, near the line
OF the ". SO. Railroad, Containing $50 acres
to Messrs. BENZ. and Walter Middleton, OF
Yorkshire, England, for s3.45O. Ties. gen
tlemen, accompanied by their families. sailed
from Liverpool on the 9th ult Tor Alexan
dra consigned 10 Messrs. Brawner Il Co..
and in less than one month from the time Of
their departure from EosIanl they haze been
comfortably located in their new homes. The
arrival Of other English settlers in this vicinity
it ia understood, will soon be announced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Nov. s. Gov. Sentcr has Is
sued a proclamation urder las OF The last
Legislature, Offering reward for the arrest OF
masked maraud"rs in Rutherford couoty.
Three men have been killed in that connty du
ring the week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

HYDRopnoB[A- 90 Monday morning last
child of Mr.. Berj amin Barton. little boy
six years old. complained of being unweI, but
az his disease was supposed to be OF an cphenl
eraI nature, no solictude was experienced re-
earding him until Thursday, when he frs. ex
bibi,ed repugnance to liquids. This alarming
symptom Immediately neccssitated med,clI
attention, and two of the physicians OF ihe
city have pronounced the case to be one OF ny
drophobia. The child was bitten about two
years ago by dog, which died, it is now
thought, OF rabies, in a day or TWO sitter ibHIct-
ing the injury. The poor little fellow and his
parents receive the sympathy OF the eotire
community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE.

1t has long been desire to have tonic for
invslids which is both pleasant and agreeable
to the taste. This we have in the STANDARD
Wine Bitters'' Of Mr. Alfred Speer. Their eff
feet upon the system is mildly stimulating d:u
retic, sudorfc and tonic beneficial in affections
OF the Kidneys. Chronic diseases, with general
debility of the constitution.
Sold by Druggists oct 3l-lw
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r,y Reck. Knox g. b erby,

lReaI estate Agents aDd auction GERS.
o,1f1STEEiSS AIEOF VALUA FUR
MITnRE REDS BEDDING, CARPETS,
~ CA'' an-on-;oino nesrlv thu whole
olcF ~ 49,. II Homss -,'.'--r,s
ouIu1 o! Lne daoJ of trnst from Joshua
BY virtue OF oeeu OF t 1eco nom a.S So IN
Wood, dated octooeG ZUtn; isos, or rs' ~ alex.
lber A, No 4 folio g. OF me rseotaS OF A nii.
andrls county, Inc unaersignsu' 800 a. va" fnr
on MOSDAY, NoVemo-r l4,h, ioN cue, he
sale, on tue promises, sne ioit Nv ofs Reddino
articles, in addition TO 8 large i0t u Deu E,,S
Chamber Dining, Harlof ana DAT "oo"
nilure:
z Double Bedsteads' Wild all the snee's' o04-
sters, pillows, &C. ..- .--......
% Feather Beds. ....
l6 Hair Mattresses.
IL HusS
II Bed Room Carpets.
AooA'iis NiASse''
Piano Forte.
Sofa.
Parlcr Carpet
Looking GLASS.
!, :. p poot;s saa rS Sape;
hoeGlng oha'rS
Dlh'hg iaptes
mo stov n &c Sc, t''0' '''>'O'
Sole to nce at 10 o. clock 8. nj. Of said
dov for 3I.2w7 JOHN r. CHEM, Trustee.
= - - nI q nn,I
TRUS FEES SALE DF VALUA bLE KEAL
II 3 d
X.-Pursuant to deeI of trust from Peter
Nj uholland and wifsto William B. Dulsny, dated
the l9ta day of July. 1860, recorded among tho
land records OF Fairfax county in liber o. NO. o,
4, folio 253, to secure Edward Csple the sum OF
S6l6.07, with interest thereon from The 18TH day
Of Jul y. 1860, will otter tor sac az rai 5,:
Court House, on MONDAY. N4yemoer Ils,'
1870, that b.lng Court Day, oy pGollc auctlon'
in front Of the Court House. the following prop
orty, to wit: A TRACT OF LAND, lying be-
tween the Braddock road and the old Warren
ton turnpike about III miles east of Drsnes-
vile. and Al miles from Fairfax Court house.
The said tract contains TIC acres; is compare
lively new land, having Deen c'eared "ltnlh
tho past thirty years The improvements con-
sist of a good LOG DIV bLLlNG HOUSE @
with the usual out-buildings, an orchard OF Do
choice fruit, with An abundance Of wood and
water.
TERMS-One-tenth of the purchase money
in hsnd; the residue in six, twelve and eighteen
t;tIo - Tho Isnd 70 be retained un il the last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

IMPROVING. MIR. Charles Smout, who was
seriously hurt by fall be received at his tam
merry, as mentioned 10 yesterdays Gazette, tor
tunately broke no bones, and though severely
bruised and Jared, is thought to be improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

FREAK IF NATURE. "A resident of Charles
county. Maryland, MIR. George Willet, who
was in this CITY yesterday, has ten we'll develop
ed toes on each OF bis feet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

The office Of the..:CIeik of the Cooperation
Court has been removed 70 tie Market House
building.
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E. GAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA. to wit In the County Court
Y of Fairfax county, October Rules, l8IO:-
Harriet T. Pindall and Thomas j. Lowe, COM
plainants, VS. john Chew and Thomas Il. Chew,
defendants: In chancsry
Mem: The object OF this suit is to ascertain
the debts against Elizabeth Chew. and to sub
ject the real estate to the payment of her debts
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the de-
PENDANTS are non residents of this State. 1t s or
dered that they appear here wttin ono month
after due publication hereof, and do what is
necessary to protect their interests. A copy,
teste: f. D. RICHARDSON. C"k.
Moore, D. O. oct 10-1aw4w
VIRGINIA. to wit In the County Court
Y Of Fairfax county, Oct Der Rules, 1871 :
Charles j. Jones, late Sheriff of King George
county, and us such administrators of John f.
Hoomes, deceased, vs.. George w. Carter AMI
John 4. Carter, defendants: IN cbancery.
Mem: The object of this suit ia to obtain q
decree for tho settlement CT the guardian &C.
count of George W. Carter, AS guardian of
John T. Hoomes.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the de-:
PENDANT, George w. Carter, is not resident OF
the State Of Virginia, it is ordered that he ap-
pear here within one month after due publica.
ton hereof, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest A copy, teste
1919 Ed. RICHARDSON, Cpk.
Thos Moore, D. q. oct l5-la4w
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~ K, anU III LII NhaI uOODS'

n, K, AMI MIL NnaI uOOUo.
jas: received la s Assortment o, q orhls
.u,t ~ pure ertl- apes hid Null, ''D w
II INK .ap-r un. Muds, ol'''ia 94u'. a. = i
m,.e t-p"s -rd Nuts. ~, -, d.
uu,d Its Il LaIie "uEs OF IT a. wry
w. i ~ ur. ter 81 rer scti "''s'''
~ d rpliL. T. m nl:'.s. Il il, Fl IT.
rs: Notice. of sonsonnb'c III l.
: n; S5s' * < So GttOD5 aid GENTS and u" -
Halls and ga Mss & A.HEWlff -.
,,, 50 King A., 4" MS Oh TIA,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

N~I hereby announce myself Us an inde-
pendent Republican candidate for the Clerks BY
of the County and Circuits Courts of Alexandria
county, Virginia.
nov2-lW JEFFN. IACE1.
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GETTING MARRIED.

GETTING MARRIED.
Essays for Young Mon, on Social Evils. and
the propriety or improperly of getting Married,
with sanitary help for those VINO feel united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, III sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, Box ?, Philadelphia, Pa. SIP l9-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

h Alexandria, Va, June 9Th 1870.
Noico is hereby given that the counterslgh
cd notes of this Bank and its Branch ut Pearls
burg must BIZ presented at this Office for re-.
otmytion ut par On or before the LIST day Of
July 1871 or the same will be barred, in con
or1l;y with an act ofthe Genera ia Assem- ~ CT
ACT for tho relief OF tho Eank of the OLD Do.
minion." :.
This Bank having been in . course of llqui.
dstion for the past five years, and it being very
desirable to close up its business and to redeem
the small amount OF It's circulat'on now OUT
standing. the no ders of its notes n~e earnestly
requested 10 present them for payment at an
enrly day. WIN II. LAMBERT Cashier
r a MILLER Prest, in 27-1n" SIM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

@-S. CHAPMAN NEALE. Esq, is recon-.
mendod rs a suitable candidate Tor the Office of
Commonwealth Attorney for the county of
Alexandria. at the election to be hold in No
vember next and will be supported by
oct l(t-te MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05
A small cargo OF the justly celebrated
BEECH WOOD COAL,
now landing and for sale q.

nov dot NJ. ELOKLDtIh " w.
FLUID EXTRACT SOAP BAkK-This
Z preparation possesses the rensr 20 'le prop.
ertv Of neutralizing grease and extracting it
from clothing, etc without injury to either
texture or color. The Inconvenience. Of pre-
pairing Soap Bark, which has heretofore pre-,
vented its use to any great extent. is obVlated
in this preparation which it is on ~ necessary,
to apply to soil d or greasy cloth by means OF
q small sponge. For sole BY
WAKEFIELD & HALL,
oct II Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

OLIFTON FOR 5 ,LE BY ~ BL!C AUG.
" TlUN.-ln execution Of deed OF trust
dated March lst 1860 will offer for sale, by
suction On SATU EDAY. tho 10Th Of Deeem-
bsr, 1870 at u O'CLOCK m in front of the May,
o's ctlre, in tho city of Aleza"dric. that wei!
known ar.d beautiful farm called CLIFF TON,
stu ted in Fairfax county, Va about mi1way
between tho city of ,lezsndr'aand M"unt Yer
con continuing 2I54 acres ut now m the pos
session al. and occu pied b. . Il. \. R.sey, esq,
by whom it has been highly, improved
Also, NJ tn, same tins u. place, one other
TRAIT or PARCEL OF LAHD, adjoining
that above described containing z't acres
TEkMS-One tenth of the purchase mopey
cash: the residue in three eqIai Payments III
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest
from the day Of sale. v,o,
OF --e,e Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMP OF TIE CUBE NCY,


WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sented to the undersign.d II !, has has been
made 10 appear that THE CIYlZENS' Ma
TIONAL BANK OF ALEXANDRIA" IL
the city of Ale1audria!, in tho county Of Alex ~,
andria, and State of Virginia, has been duy
organized under and according TO tho require.
nents of the act of Congress entitled an act
to provide National Currency, secured by d
pledge of United States bonds, ard to PROVIDE
for t6 9 circul,tion and rede pton thereof" np-
proved June Sd, 1864. and has complied with
all the provisions OF said act required to oe
G implied with before commencing the business
OF banking under said act;
Now, therefore, !, Jno. Jay Knox, Acting
that The Citizens National Bank OF Alexan
dria, in the city of Ale andIis in the county
of Alexandria, and State Of Virginia. is auth"r-
lied TO commence tho business If banking IN
der tn act aforesaid.
In testimony wher of. witn ess my hand and
SEAL. seal OF office, this 9Th day of Oc-
{ No. 17l6. I tober, 1870
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency,
Treasury Dana tment,