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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Three REQUISITES Of Health.

If al the sickly people in tho world were u
take TO their beds, and demand medical treat
ment, there would not be doctors enough to at
tend them, nor sufficient number ul the robust
to nurse them. Three conditions are absolutely
essential TO health, viz: q good appetite easy
digestion. and the ability To sleep soundly.-.
Seven. elghths Of the many Thousands who suffer
from indisp position, yet do not labor under So
nous disease, complain that they "can't ent,"
that their stomach, are ''Out of ORDER" or that
thoy s'don't sleep we'll " For this class OF all
ments few persons think OF calling in Il phys-
can Nor Is it necessary, inasmuch as II course
OF Hostetter's Bittera will certainly relcvo the
arrangements Of the stomach, the liver and the
nervous system, II ON VIII Oh want Of appetite,
Indigestion and sleeplessness arise This excel
lent vegetable tonic and corrective Is also de-
lighttul anodyne Insomnia (ur incapacity To-
Sleep which has resisted ali tho ordinary l>,m-
edles, will yield readily to II dose OF this pleas
ant sedstlve taken just before retiring 10 rest -
In ordinary medical practice it is usual to give
stomachic, an apetient an invgOraE', Il So
porldc, or an antiseptic as the case for the time
oelng may seem moro particularly TO require;
but in this grand restorative all these medicinal
properties, md many others arc blended in due
proportion. Thus tho digestion is stimulated,
while the bowels are regulate |, the liver toned,
the strength recruited, tho nerves cslmcG, the
fluids purified and the circulation equa(izod. 1t
ls believed that there is no other restorative and
regulating medicine in tho world which acts so
bencticiAlly and agroeably upon all the asslmi-
lating ana secreivo organs ~ the same time
and TO all who lack tho thrce Fundamental re-
qul$ltos of health and enjoyment, vigorous
it is confidently Recommended rs y specific.
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AUCTION SALES.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
u ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.-By virtue Of d
decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria co.,
Va, pronounced at its May term, 1870, in the
suit Of Francis l.. Smith and others VS.. Samuel
Miller and others, the undersigned, Commis-
sioners appointed by the said decree. will offer
for sale by public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of June 1870, at II
o'clock m, the following described property
in the city of Alexandria, Va, to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND, or the east side of
Union street. between King and Prince, trent
ing on Union street seventy one feet nine and
half inches. and extending eastwsrdly one hun
Gred and thirteen feet two inches to the Strand,
having the same front thereon as on Union st.
with the use of twenty feet alley on the north
four feet alley on the south, and sidewalk
on the east, in common with others entitled
thereto. There is IN old BRICK WARE.
HOUSE on the lot Possession given the first
of January, 1911.
TERMS-One tenth Of the purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal payments al
six, twelve and eighteen months; the deferred
payments to bear interest at six per cent, and to
be secured by the purchasers bonds, with good
personal security, and retention OF the title tn
the property uni. ITO purchase money shall
lave S.,cen paid. Cost OF stamps and convey
ancing to be paid by the purchaser.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRAN CTS L. SMITH, Jr.,
lie 2-eots Commissioners cf Sale.
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PoIIcE REpoRr-MAYoR's OFFICE - Mar
garct Butler, colored, arrested by Waterman
James Smith for dsorderly conduct and for
making an attack upon George Carroll, coorcd,
was dismissed upon the payment of costs as the
charge was withdrawn.
John Gibson, colored, and his reputed wife,
a white woman named Margaret Lucas, failing
to pay the fines imposed upon them yesterday,
we're committed to the work house.
MAGISTRATES OFFICEs.--A man named
Rollins, from Washington, charged with stealing
ciolhinr from the bar keeper and 2nd engineer
of the steamer Wawaset, was discharged upon
the payment Of costs and return OF the stolen
articles.
WATcH REPORT. Might dark, cloudy and
rainy, There were no disturbances, no arrest;
by the watch and bur one lodlcr, stranger,
at the watch house. Several balls were IN pro,
urcss At Fishtown and one at the corncr OF
King and West streets, but they were all con-
Quoted quietly.
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nv Reclt. Knox e. Kerby,

Real Estate Agents and AucuoneerS.l
TOR SALE, BY UBLIC AUCTION, ~
h FRIDAY, the lst day Of July next. at II
m, in front Of the Mayors office, that very de-
sirablo DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, eEsa
in the city of Alexandria, at the southeast .RssS-
lately occupied by K. E. White esq.
This is one Of the most comfortable. commo,'
dious and pleasant residences in this city, with
a large lot of nearly q quarter of au acre OF
grounG. The house WAS rebuilt with great care
and expense by the late Louis a. Cazenove as
q residence for his family, with every &C, eoavo-
nience necessary for their comfort. The un,
dcrsigned, selling under the authority OF deed
of trust, will convey such title only as invested
in them, but which is believed 10 beundoubted.
TERMg-One fourth Of tho purchase money
on the day of sale, and the residue IN three
equal annual instruments Of six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from tho day OF
sale, secured by decd of trust on the prcml-
sos CASSIUS +. LEE,
RICHARD q. LEE,
ryJf-fo,J Trustees.
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LOCAL NEWS.

SECOND WARD RADICALS AT meeting Of
the Republicans of the 2ad Ward, held at the
School house corner Of Pitt and Princess sts.
yesterday evening, Harrison Ferguson was cleo
ted President, pro tenn, and &. W. Dewitt,
Secretary. After some speaking the following
preamble and resolutions, were offered and
adopted
Whereas we, the Republicans of the Second
Ward of Alexandria city, desire nothing but
justice and fair play, with an honest dosire for
harmony and fraternity among all the people
in the State, in order that the sources Of our
noble oil / Commonwealth may be fully devel-
oped for the benefit of both rich and poor; and
whereas wa think We have just reason t. bo
lieve that in the late election for municipal
officers of this city we were derauded by lilo
gal voting and unfair counting of the ballots OF
tho just result of the election; and whereas, i'll
our opinion, injustice and unfAirnoss arc eairu-
lated to estrsngo instead OF harmonic AID
unite our people; therefore
Resolved, That in view Of tho reported ccc
ton rolurns and our frm belief that many OF
our candidates were debarred by such from OBJ
tanning the positions 10 which We think they
are honestly entitled we. therefore, request our
candidates to apply to the proper authorities
for recount of the several votes east at tho
late election, or an order for new election.
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BECkERS
Rsss4G3yM NEW PIANO MUSIC STORE,
sEG l59 King street.
Near st Asaph street, Alexandria, Virginia.
AGENT FOR
WM. ENABE y CO.'S. GOLD MEDAL
PIANOS

WEI. uEINEkAMP'S fr:t-class BALTI
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant.
cd for five years. Sold 1T factory prices on &C.
commodatlng terms usual in other cities
PARLOR ORG ms from the bost ma kors.
/ will nlso furnish PI NOS from any maker
in the country, for which persons may have q
preference ~ factory price. hope thereby
10 leave no cause for those who havo at heart
tho interest OF Alexandria 10 buy away from
home.
I have also PIANOS from Grst-class makers
that have been out on rent, for sale at very ro
duccd prices. Every instrument warrantcd.--
Also the following:
Vioiins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutinas. Accor,
doors, Conccrtings, Foincellos, Bsnjos, F'o-
lin Bows Bridges Pins, Kosin, Mouth Organs,
&c, &c.
~ Best quality Violin and Gnitsr Strings
Instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, In
struction Books and Music paper. Orders IL:
Music solicited and filed ut the shortest notice
Ny facilities for repairs Of Pianos, Organs,
Accordcons, Fiolns, &c &c, are much en-
lnrccd, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos, Organs, &c, tor Eont: Also, tuned
and packed. len lOl '. BEChEk.
rNcr /, y ( ! < RI Il fl y > -
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RUS TEE' S ALE.

By virtue of deed of trust, dated Janutsy
1st, 1868, and executed by Anna Patton, and
duly recorded in libcr /, No. 4, folio 81, OF the
land records of Fairfax county, the undersign-
cd, Trustee therein named, will, in accordance
with written Instructions from the party secur-
ed offer for sale, to the high est bidder for cash
on the 9Th DAY OF JUN E, 1870, that being
Court day, at twelve o'clock noon, in front Of
the Court House of Fairfax county, the FARM
on which the said Patton now resides, ling
near AnAndale in said county. end adjoining
the Back Lick road on the east and Irvine
tract; also, adjoining the lands formerly own
cd by Louisa summers and j. O. Arms, con-
tainng by said deed 1894 acres, moro or less.
tdhhHs Idfeerna biIS timber and comfortable As7,A
TWO STORY DWELLING. built since REIIl
the war. The above land will be sold subject
To q deed of trust given to Louisa Summers for
81, 900. The title to this property, with the
above exception, and this doed is believed to be
good; but selling as Trustee l shall! only con-
vey tho title vested in mo rs such.
LEVI DEMING, Trustee.
Fairfav CO., feb 21-eOts
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CONVICTED. -Nmrod Richards, colorcl. Que
Lyles, Of Prince GEORGES county, Md, over
two wears 400 and "ol ""l ~''"oA
in Massachusetts, was yesterday, ut Annapolis,
convicted OF murder in the first degree. His
four companions in crime were hanged shortly
after the murder Richards has made full
co0irsio ui his sui!t. asserting that he fired
the fatal Shot, aud has expressed the desire
that punishment be not delayed, The time
for hi, execution will have to be fixed BY Gov.
Bowie. lie was defended by Mr. CLARK and
Judge Berry OF Prince Gcurge's county, Nd,
the prosecuting Attorney Mr. RsVeI's. being
assisted by Mr.. Mer,ick, also OF Prince
Georges.
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EUEUGKIEK1 ,SlLFERfEAfED'W
&c Will be sold, commencing on MONDAY,
Juno 9Th, ct 10 o'clocL, a. m, at No. 10l King
street, adjoining James NJ. Stewarts dry goods
store. q consignment of GLASS w AXE and
PLATED WARE, embracing complete sets Of
'Hsra, Myrtle, Chain Alaska Wares, Sc;
also the celebrated Pearl Glass, Blackberry
Diamond, &C.; also all styles of Goblets, Iumi
blers, Covered Buffers, Sugars, SILVER Plated
Casters, &c. Hotel keepers, boarding house
plesse attend this sale. Sale continued day and
night until the stock is disposed Of ie Id:
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LOCAL BnEv1T1Es. Rev Mr. Fitzpatrick,
If the Nj. II. Church South, has been IN thus
city for day or two past soliciting 'ubscr'p'
t;ons for the purpose OF rebuilding the purson-
age destroyed by the late fire in Fincastlc.
In consequence of the prevailing wet wealth
or cellars in various portions Of the city are be
ing ove,Aowcd and the services OF well cleaners
are 10 demand.
COMPLIANT is made that the street lamps arc
in had condition. Many Ct them want clean
inc to allow the light TO shine freely, aud others
are broken.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church South pro
nose holding strawberry festival next week IL
the Assembly Rooms, commencing on Monday
evening next.
A dead engine, the Wayne, Tor the Macon
and Brunswick road, passed over the o., a. "
M. R. r. this morning
meeting of the Radicals OF the Bird Ware Ware
III, ~, ,..,a ~ .,env .i,o o"ioi Gu se'oo "o"'0
IN Alfred, between Princess and Oronoco
streets for the purpos G 1T is said,ot considering
the propriety OF contestng the result OF the late
election in this city.
Two car loads of emigrauts passed through
this city this morning on their way South Via
| the O., A. & NJ. r. r..
DR.. D. Nj. French has in his possession re
| markedly perfect Purified apple, fun! 10
Clarke County, Virginia. The stem and even
the coloripg of the skin ore wei! preserved.
Complaint has again been lodged at the
MAYORS Office of the behavior OF The boys who
select the pcighbortood OF the depot oI the o.
A, 4 NJ. R. r., for their play ground and the
notice have been directed TO look after the often
| ders
| A dwelling house Oh Oronoco street; near
the Cotton Factory. was robbed last nieht OF
| lot If gentlemsp's clothing, and some jewelry
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AUCTION SALES.

GUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
| ESTATE IN hLEXAN DkIA, VA.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust from john T.. Price
ind wife, dated March 10Th, 1867, and duly rr.
named, VIII expose to sale, by public suction,
il front of tho Mayors office, in Alexandra,
Va. on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June
1870 the following described property. 10 wit ::
NJ |. A TENEMENT and LOT OF EzzzzAS
GROUND on the south side Of twenty .eaIE.
feet alley, extending from Water TO Union SIS !,
in front 2G feet and in depth 40 feet.
Mop. A TENEMENT and LOT OF "a
GROUND adjoining No on the west, Hsas
in front on said twenty eet alley 81 feet and in
depth 40 feet
A iul description Of tho property will be
given on the day Of sale.
Terms Of sale cash. Sale at II III.
NV 1S-nnLs EUAS. T.. STUART TrIstna.
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LADIES festival. THE festival which has
been in progress at the Assembly rooms since
Tuesday night last, under the auspices Of the
ladies Of the Second Presbyterian Church, will
close to night with an auction sale Of the arll
cles remaining on hand Including the old wo-
mans shoe Notwithstanding the incement
weather that has prevailed during the entire
continuance Of the festival, its success has been
complete the RECEIPTS fully cqualling expecta-
tons
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T. O A ~
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE { OHIO RAILROAD
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ulIiG KALI
ROAD
OF TIL F.


ROAD
-, ,;r' coici,rn,.I " Irri = !;
SPRINGS, in West W., 227 miles. 1t Is beng
rapidly extended to the Ohio liScE, -H1 miles
further making III HI 49, '''''oS
In its progress Westward, 1t ptnetrn''' ana
opens up to markc. the WONDhNf U l.! IUln
DEPOSITS Of the AanaWAa l'aSloh III VICE
s"'.' GU. r,b.I soc, i'm iu,n cpr,n,r;r .-
-:,t ~ IpON ORES OF Wright and
Obio a,1 .ba w..tarn, Southwestern ~ Eat
ern markets.
when CON p'''0u !. |,rD..,,,., :, ~ .,irh
harDor isc'i''c' u t"' n;,.or VA .h,a
rellsole haVihA''"" ''' ,;i.a,, md W.Lcr
wiz" VIC o"t'' ,.o,, W., ,r; South
IransportS''''' " VIZ ''~.
west.
IL Will HIRE w., - ,,o ,., md viii
aoie rou'e 'on4 ~" o,o-,,,.r. ,rc;yht.
commahu I'M -
seeking trsnsp'F'S'''" v '''
1t will thus become on: 81 th' HOE '','''
ant and profitable hszI ana We. 1'
OF Railroad III 'ho C'o"''''
trade Of immense value
Thu cor,pletml portion Of tho Road Is !"lrG"
nroHtahle and increasing business, nF.'t i i"iiy
coual in value to the whole to: tn" n'it'
gage upon the entire i'hc- ct'''"'''"
-, ,,..-.,.,r,,, .,J uLi, K,i,
Inc ,oSt % s1 no;"s Fir.. u,r,,ag, ur III
roAd oo"- p''"'' a ,,,,;nnc1,s worth
the entire ilne' property n"n oo6 rIr, T.,
when completed AT less' GOV WV
reliable Railroad Loans ever offered J" u" mar
kct, and is peculiarly adapted t" tn" ~'''' ''
Dpunous AMI cAplr:Ll~TS,
IT,,
who desire to maEc their !nTcst"eht= VIA t"'
most SATISFACTORY "'-"''
| doubted security
Inc bohos arc on ~ esnn c,oo
Sl,oOu' oooo "nu .,,,rrn
and may De nSu w. on,.,., ,sv.,ble
| Interest six per cont p'r """"''''
H. " -, ..,u 1n4ruDo4 ..>.-..
BILE IN aoHD - 'Do
,t;,h ,rico thew nay rcury seven per cent in
gold on their cost
an oot. ,l l'' r.aol- Ercbsppe. received in cx-
oesl' ~ .. .l' FIJI market value and Bonds
| change, 81 lheir Kun. ''''' = ,xnrtcz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

GERMAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. AT
the last meeting Of the German Benevolent AS
ISOLATION, held at Muir's building, the follow
ing named officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing term :-President. Henry Helbner !;
Vice President, Louis Brill ; Treasurer, Charles
Brill Secretary, Otto DeadIe; Vice Secretary,
Otto Portucr Trustees, Messrs. Bower and
Ele;sior
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Nxw YORK, June 3-Stocks strong Money
essy at BAD per cent. Sold l4s Virginia 6s
OK. coupon, 81 now Co. Flour Is sc better
Wheat la2c better. Corn lie better.
BALTIMORE, Juno 3.-Virginis skies, old. IS
bid 55s asked do. 1856 G5 bid, G54 asked do
1867 90 bid, 81 asked. Cotton very dull and
ne n"l ,t 2: ESnr dx s nSd H"shsT fGa
l%:, ,l35 Western l25al27. Corn lower ut lila
~ for white, and Ill for yellow. Oats very
dull ut 67aGO. Rye ll5alZO.
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MARINE LIST.

MAXINE LINZ.
sun ROSE .......4 81 NOON sETs.....m gil Us
sun swrs.............7 20 HIGH WATER mig 90 w
pORrOF ALEXANDRIA. JUNE3
SAILED.
Steamship John Gibson. Winters, New York,
bv Hooe. Wedderburn Co.
Schrs L E Denenhower, Boston; q Stick
nov. Wareham, and w Thomas Dlghton, by
American Coal Cos ,,oo,
rhos N Stone Providence, r. l., and Z II Ca
ton, Boston, Mass, by J Agnew.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Virginia Dare, johnson, hence at Will
mington, N. G., 3lst ult.
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HISTORY OF THE 18th VIRGINIA INFANTRY.
Advanced sheets Of the history Of the 18th
Regiment of Virginia Infantry. by Ge&rge
Wise, of this city, once a member OF that regl'
mcnt, have been printed and the book will
SOON be ready for delivery 10 subscribers.
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PoToMac Il. R.-The stockholders Of the
Potomac Railroad have eIcc'cl Heory d.
Cooke. President, Isaac llinckley, Vice Prcsi
dent. John Ball, Secretary, and William S.
Huntington, Treasurer The Company pro-
pose to commence work without delay, and
complete it as early as possible.
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~ 70 SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS IN
THE CoUNTRY.-We are now making out ana
sending to advertisers and subscribers, bills due
this Office, which we would be thankful to have
settled. The amounts are small Tor each debt
or, but the aggregate is important to u.s. who
have to pay cash for our expenses ana are'
therefore, obliged to do cash business.
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FOR SALlL-The l. case and Fixtures OF the
beautiful Store now occupied by .; Deailhn
In order to close business within the shortest
p 20 Sio time, my Hnu stock Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods will be sold OF u !!
whatever sacrifice. All those who are indebted
TO mo H;!i please pay up without delay; ,r
lnAvf-laWtt =. OEAIhtiM.
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Passsic. October 10Th, l6t5.
Sweethearts and Wives.

Essays for Young Men on Single and Wed
dod Life-the dangers Of Celibacy, AMI tho
joys Of true Marriage with sanitary sid for
those who are in any way untitled for matri
monial happiness. Sent free, n sealed cnvcl-
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box P, Philadelphia Pr. NY 2j-2m
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Murder.

BosToN, June 3 William Belger, Of Nova
Scotla employed as fireman on the steamer
Ohio, WAS found dead with severe wound Oh
bis forehead last night in drinking saloon.
Three persons have been arrested on suspicion
Of the murder.
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CLERKsH1p.-Captain John Frey, special
agent Postoffioe Department, yesterday APP
poipted Thomas Burroughs, to c'erkship IN
this CITY postofice.
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err Y 1T Il NJ y q.
ELONDHEIM'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM

CLOTHING EMPOR1U NJ
Corner King and Fairjar SITS.
The birds begin to chirp and sing,
The sky is blue the flowers are blooming
All nature tells US that the Spring.,
Is with its Southern breezes coming.
so come to BLoNDHEIMs well known stand
Before you act both rash and nasty
And SEQ the goods he has on hand;
You'll find them stylish, fine and tasty.
ia 2-tf
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elnOrso Crane CuIsure.

This country is becoming noted for tho en-
ulary, where the celebrated Port Grape Vino
s made purely from the grape Juice The fol-
lowing letter from Al eminent physician who
lives in sight of Spoers vineyard, will be Of in
terCst TO our readers:
Passsic. October 10Th, l6t5.
1 hereby certify that Mr.. A. Spocr, Of this
village has large vineyard Of choice grape
vines, which are looking very fine. He also
purchases great many grapes, no. a yet pro-
ducing as many himself MS is required to keep
the vine Of which is held in high estimation and
of which he has large quantity on hand lying
in his cellars, requiring age bo!Orr he di:posos
OF it. 4. a. TERHUN NE, N. ID.
The above wine Can be procure Of our drug
gis:s my 30-lw
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Consolidation Bill.
The Markets.

RICHMOND, June 3.-Tho Senate has pas sod
The Consolidation bill by q vote of 26 to Ii.
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Importer and Dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
EAKTHEN WAkE,
+ now receiving his SPRING SUPPLY of
goods, bought since the decline in gold.
Being IN old established house and having
unusual facilities for purchasing, and an ex-
~,
try and England, he is able to ollor uhusua' IN.
GJccmrnls 10 country merchants ana cea .ers
generally. ,1oto
CHI bracing ali qualities Of earthonwsre from
common 9. e. to best lronp!ated emma.
Glassware in great variety at low prices
Window G!as; Of all sizes.
Stonewarc, Coal Oil Lamps AMI Chlnh'es,
Plated and britannia Castors Table Cutlery
&c Sc- ,
Country merchants arc earnestly requested TO
rive him Il cali, and he is ntistcd no sell
goods rs low rs any other first class house.
NH li-eo:im Lceesb burg Washington.
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ME-NQTIGEIWe have az on Ina hana ara d
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, aRd IN arca55
10 reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
urices All in want will do well to csll at "a
King street .nDpv
ian 2S-tf w. b. WADDh1'
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rARLIN' SPRIN g s.

carlton rtI Of RXCURSIONS, PLEASURE PAR;
TiES &C. Its proximity to AeS ,S IT, ana a
.;r.his nlace in this section Of country Tor 8
DAVIS enjoyment. Application can be made t to
WGTHANIEL HAYES. agent for j. r.
Csrlin, at the depot of the A.. l.. q d. H. H.
ia3-tf -
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Away with Uncomfortable 'iruSS"s.
Comfort and euro for the Kupturca Sent post
paid on receipt oc l0c. Address
DIR. K. L. FODTE,
mh 7-3m 10 10 >ington Nv, y. !.
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STOVES STORED AND REPAIRED dur
ing tSo summer ut tho TIN and STOW = store Of
THOMAS HOY, corner Of King and fltt sts''
opposite the Marshall House. aP
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CANAL COMM ERCE.
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ARRIyALS-T0-DAY.

ARRIvALS-To-DAY.
Boats Dick and l. s Lemon, to Maryland
Coal Co.; bosts j G Greanless, NJ d Wright
and Fl NJ Snyder, to Hamp = Bait Coal Co.;
boats A Main, A D Brewer, layton, JOS
Noble, Jonn % Bsien. j CaZeaux, A C!ar
and A Thomas, TO American Coal Co.; boat
Starr, to McQusde
DEPARTURES.
Hoat ,(no e Lynn, j A Alexander, a WIN.
SON A Schell, John W Bacon, Maud, A Main.
j q Greenless, Robt Emmett. A D Brewer and
A J Thomas. for Cumberland.
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