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Eilli3raliOn.

LIVERPOOL, July 2.-1'ho tide Of cmlgre'
ton continues unabatld. BY statistics publish
ed this morning it is shown that Is. 600 eml-
grants lett this port during the month Of unt
for various American ports Nine tenths o
them went to New York.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
DAWLEY SPRINGS,
IL
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA

This delightful summon resort is situated in
the Mountains Of the Valley of Virginia, II
l.:Gs west from HArrisonburg
Tho Eawicy wafer has log been known as
the strongest ard best Oh ally bosto in the State.
1t is Alternative, eutrophic, tonic, dluretc, and
sometimes aperient in its action AS remedy
in scrcful8, chronic Mnemla and chlorosls. hys-
terra, nuOr s;6uS, passive hemor-hsges, dyspep-
si4 ncurslgis, general debility, diseases Of the
urinary organs, and Of the uterus, and III gem
cral for all maIadies which are caused by pow.
crty Of tho blood and an enIee6:ed condition OF
the nervous systom, tho knWIey water Is un-
ricalcd.
ASK TONIC WATER IT HAS NO EQUAL
AMONG THE MINERAL SPRINGS
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Inyalids whose constitutions have boon brok-
en- down by acute or chronic discusses or whose
systems have become cnc7vhted ana enfee0led
under tho relaxing and debilltatlng effects Of
residence in uhhenl:hy locatious,' or by irregu-
ar habits of lie, msy COZ fdently EXPECT 10 70
gain HEALTH and STRENGTH from this
Medicinal Fountain--while the beautiful scene
nv, -invlgorating climate, ample facilities for
pleasant rncre.ton and amusement ana mode
rnte board. Offer rare attractions, both % the
yotaries Of pleasure and those VINO seek the res.
torMtion OF health.
Since the last season. in addition to he cot
t4g.s, which hava been made comfortable.
\ LARGE AND HANDSOME HOTEL,
sufficient for the accommodation of 200 guests.
hu, been erected. 1t is fitted up Throughout
with entirely NEW FURN1TUEEiandi in the
best style A fine piano will DO found in the
LvdicB' Farlor.
Good Music will DO in attendance
\ Billiard Saloon and Bowling Alley on the
premises. ~ ,n,,,n
Thn Hotel accommodations will be STRICT
LIZ FIRST CLASS. Beard per day 81 6O /;
per week S15; per month So
The Hotel will be regularly opened for Vls'
tc,s on the FIRST DAY OF JULY, under
the excellent management uf MIR. SA UEL
GOODE, formerly Of the Ho: Springs, Va.
Thee will be daily line Of stages connecting
with tina cars ut lIarrisonburg- Sl.oO.
irsidar!t Physicisn-Dr. j. N. GpnDoN, or
in ais absence DR. WIN. WILLIAMS, ono or the
other oil whom will be promptly in attendance
during the entire season: A B.lHlCh'
President the Board ofDlrectors
RncEin h ~ CO. 10 iS-eOSt
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EDUCATION al.

APPAHANN MOCK Envy,
II Washington. Eappslannock CO., w.
The Classical School heretofore taught at
Mr. John G. l. mes, in Rappahannoci county,
and known IS Rose Hill Academy" will be
transferred to the village Of Washington, two
miles off.
The next session will commence on the 1T OF
Septcm Der, and close or the 25th OF June, 1871.
= Young men will be pr pared for the Univcr-
sity of Virginia and other college5t or Tor the
business pursuits of life.
The whole cost of board ard tuition will not
exceed $500 for the session of ten months.
For particular information, correspond with
Mr.. John G. Lsna, Mr. Middleton Miller, or
with Mr.. II. G. Motif, ut Washington, Kappa.
hammock CO., Va, who will forward circulars
on application ~
g. II. BARKSDALE, AN. IN. of Va,
Rappahannock CO, IL l-co2m Principal,
NLIFFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
The Twelfth Session of this School will begin
on the 2lst Of September, 1870. Terms SSCU
sem.annually in advance. viz: $50 on en-
trance, and $50 on the 18th Of February.
Washing and towels extra. Address
r. JAQUELIN AMBER. Principal.
Markham Station, Fauquier co, W..
lie 30-2aW2W &uo2m
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. July 2 3p. NJ.
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, July = p. ID.
CONGRESS.
The Senate refused, by vote OF % to %
to agree that the adjournm ent to day Should be
until Tuesday next.
. The bill making provision Tor c-rtuln sales on
the sca islands oil South Caroliua was taken
III and Mr. Sawyer spoke thereon at length.
The naturalization law was then taken up
Mr. B,yara, OF Delaware, opposed the bill
declaring that it was another step IN the usur-
patons that would end at last, it DOT stopped,
in consolidated empire. :,
The House was engaged With private land
Calu'.
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M~ NOTICE.-We have on hand G.
HsS large stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Chiidrcn's BOOTS and SHOES, and in order
to reduce our stock, will sell 1T greatly reduced
prices. All in want will DO well to Gull ut r.
King street.
ian DS-tf w. IS. WADDEI.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING. a remarkable aud
fatal stroke OF Lightning occurred at Gainesville
day before yesterday. A cotored ulan named
John Robinson, while harvesting that evening
in field belonging to MIR. B. l.. Gallahcr, more
than hundred.yards distant from a ny Tree, vas
struck by lightning and Instantly killed. The
only mark upon his person was a spot oil slngcd
hair Oh the top Of his head, though the solcs Of
his boots were torn oil.
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CoRoNER's INQUEST. An inquest was held
yesterday evening by Coroner StontcnburgA al
d house near the canal basiD, upon The oody OF
small colored child named Robert Thomas,
who was well and hearty and playing about
with other children At 4 clock but dead oil =
thr evening previous As no evidence Oh foul
play was educed al the examination OF witness
es the verdict of the jury waa death from
natural causes.
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YAK no IICt.
COAL COAL

80 and 40 South Royal street.
10 arrive ucr schr Eirgnia Emily
One cargo Leo White Ash stove Cos
" Baltimore Co.'s w Coal
g Shamokn Bed Ash Coal.
Lyken's Valley Red Ash Coal.
These are the best qualities Of Coat brought
10 this market
he public and my customers who Wi;n 10
take advantage of the markets and strikes will
do well to all at once and sccr:e their winters
su ..!y. Those who arc not now prepared 10
receive thelf coal, can be supplied any time
within 80 days after the arrival. ,,
il - A. 3. : RI N IN Sn -
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AU; THON SALES.
+ ON4 BOAT FOR SALE.

Under authority Of deed Of trust from s..
X. Lee dated September 80. 1868 s5aa.-,511, nj,
the subscribor, as Trustee will soil C
ut public auction, on SATURDAY, July 9Th,
1870, nj twelve o'clock H., ut the Brown Shed
wharf, Alexandria, Va, the long boat ADA
L. LEE II, rms cash
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
"a Dp--ntts Trustee
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t,a Rim SP RIN G s.

This rsvo?ite resort is now ready for the re-
eeptjon ofENCUkSIONS, PLEASURE PAR
TT Els. &c Its proximity to. Alexandria ana
tho cities Of the District renders it the most de-
sirahle place in this section OF country Tor q
DAYS enjoy mont Application can be- made 70
NATHANIEL HAYES, agent for J. l. f..
Carlin, ut tho depot Of the A., L. & d. K. X.
10 3-tf
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Police REPORT. --MAYOn's OFFi CT. 80
The,u were 10 cas,s at the Mayors otiic2 his
morning.
WATCH REPORT Might cloudy and rainy
There were no disturbances and no arrests and
hut one Iudscr, "a boatman, at the watch house.
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iess ~ s;:sne 4 =.

- ~ Z: $50 a =.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, july 1.-The mar
ket for Flour is unchanged. Wheat closes
dull offerings Of Az bushels rel with sales al
130al3l for inferior. Cora is heavy; offerings
OF 500 bushels mixed, with sales at lC9 and Ill
a damaged lot sold at l02 Rye is steady, with
light offerings; salcs at 100 and 10. Oats ara
firm; offerings small, with sales Of inferior st
IS and 49, Other articles unchanged.
GEoRGETowN CATTLE MARX Eft -Four nun
dred head OF Cattle wore Offered an! sold from
81 to sc per ID, according to Atty. Six hun:
dred hosd of Sheep sold from a. to &c, and
Lambs from Is to 81 a head-500 head CT thu
latter were dispo.ed OF Calves sod Mt Ole per
pound gross
GsoEGErowN Flour IEspECG1oN.-Ih tour
ins per.ion for the month Of June was n fellows:
Family 9782; extra 1872; superior 1856; fine
1888; first middings 43; broad AFRO" IS; rye
23-total 1917, OF which 1902 were city
mills and 1915 canal -four. Ths inspections OF
the quarter ending on tho same date foot un
Ga 076 barrels.
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i sssS list.

.iAsSsSsi list.
SIN KosE .......l 3S MOON niSES...m G.lu "a
Aux sg;s...7 80 HIGH WATER m g..p 10
PORT OF ALEXANDER JuLY2
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Aquia Greek. lumner to
w. A Smo0t.
SAILEr.
Steamer Utility, Allen's Point, nnd schrs
Ann Twibil Derby; VIM II kon2el. Jersay
City, and Florence Bailey, Providence by
American Coal Co
Schrs Evans, Providence, and > a usr-
risou, Boston, by T Agnew.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Edward Slade, Sopor. hence at New
York 30th ult.
Schr Uncas, Colt, for this port, ssiled from
New London 18th ult.
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Sweethear1s and Wives,

Essays for Young Men on Single and We'd
ded Life-lhe dangers OF Celiba2y, and til e
joys of true Marriage with sanitury aid for
monal happiness. Snnt freq. in scalud cnvri.
opes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box =, Philadelphia, Fh. my 2j-:.m
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INTENSIVE SALE OF STOVES.

/ have concluded to offer nv largo and com
nIc,. stock Of STOVES AT GREATLY Ne
DUCED PRICES until the stock is closed out:
Tn, COOKING FOVE5 arc the very De -
nrd approved patterns in use, with tull SOUS ~
furniture with each Stove. Otne' stoves w WIZ,
be- sold ut equally low figures. All persons VIII viii
want or will want Stoves this ia or w:ntea M nnI
certainly do we'll to embrace this isVofsGIo az 70
portupily to get them. Thinking II nco umcs I
enumerate all the different KINDS or nc.l and
would respectfully invite all IN WALL W
examine LOT 'nemse''eSjE NoCH GRIMES W.
;o15-oo,f 46K;ug street, Alexsndrls, "a.
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We aye indebted to Mr.. Mckenzie for
pamphlet copies o! speeches recently delivered
in Congress,
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
/ AT TOWNSVILLE, FAIRFAX CO.,
VA-By virtue Of decd of trust from w. a.
Moore and wife to $. M. Ball, recorded in liber
w, No. 8, folio ll5 Of the land records of Fair
fax county, the undorsign cd, substituted Trus-
tee in said decd, will sell, on MONDAY, the
18th day of July, 1870, Court day. in front of
the Cour. House door of said county, at twelve
o'clock nl a valuable LOT OF LAND, lying
ut Townsville, in said county, adjoining the
parsonage lot now owned by Daniel Spear
ronting on the public road to Georgetown, and
binding on the road laid off through the Ball
ostato-a vo.y desrably situated tract. contain
ing thirty. three acre!.
rERMS-Ono fourth cash, and the residue
in three EQUAL instruments at one, two and three
years, with interest, secured by the bonds of
the purchaser, and retention Of the title till
the last payment is made.
NJ. DULANY BALL, Trustee.
NnirfnY cnuntu ia lT-2auIa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

THE MARKET, this morning, was well
supplied with meats and vegetables. Pota-
toes NEW 40 cts per peck. Butter 3oA35 OTIS
per H. The rains broke up the market
earlier then usual.
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PORTABLE STEAM SAW MlLL, &c.
EbR "a LIE

PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL, &C..
FOR SALE
Under authority OF two deeds OF trust from
w. II. Duvis, Gated respectively February LIST
and May It'll, 1870, and of record in the CLERKS
Office Of The County Court of Fairfax county.
Va, the subscriber, rs Trustee. vii. sell. by
pubic auction, on SATURDAY, July 8. 1879,
ut Thornton station, on tho A.. l. y ID; Il. r.,
Fairfax county, Va, enc Stcam Portable Saw
Mill and Fixtures fifteen hundred cords OF
Wood one pair OF Grey Mules; one pair OF
Oxen, one White Horse, one Red Cow, one OK
Cart, nine Lumber Wagons ten sets DOUBLE
Harness, one Hay Gutter ten extra CIRCULAR
Saws, two Cross Cut Saws. ten Axes. ten Crow
Bars, five Log Chains, three Monkey Wrenches,
ono lot Of Betting, one Grind Stone, two Har-
rows, ono Anvil. one Bellows, and complete
set of Blacksmith Tools, one SGT of Augurs, two
AIDES, one Handsaw, three Mattocks, one
Plane ono Drawing Knife, one Spirit Lever,
six Pad locks, one set OF Stamps, one tape
Line Que set Of Scales and Measures, one pal
ance. one large Iron Pot, enc Saddle and bri-
die, ono largo Feed Box, one Cooking stove
and Fix.ur,s. five Cottage BeIsteaoa, one
Black Walnut Dining Room Table, WE'VE
wood-bolto.n Chairs, three Wash5tands' iour
cane-scat Chairs two Rocking Chars one
Tackle Block and seventy.hve ieet OF hope'
one at of rinwure. ono set o: Stoneware' ono
Kitchen Table and five Lamps. Terms cssh'
ie 28-,s GILBERT 5. MIN Err trustee:
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The undersigned having purchased the inter.
est of A. G.. Tolson, will hereafter Continue
tho business Of rols n, Bro. Y TO under the
firm namo OF FOLSOM s. 60. Hoping con-
tinuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceived, we are. respect ulty.
iy lin TOlSDE IL ~,
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DUBLIC SALE. BY virtue of decree OF
the Circuit Court ofPrince William county,
pronounced on tho 18th day of October, 1866,
in the suit of Latshaw VS.. Miner, tho under
signed, who was appointed q Special Commits
sioner for that purpose, will, on MONDAY,
tho l=t day ot August, 1870, that being Court
day. ut the front door Of tho Court House Of
said county. sell at public auction, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, adjoining each other /;
onn containing I0j acres, rood and 2es Sss3
poles, and has On it u comfortable Dwell .RsIE
LING The other contains GO acres, 2 roods and
Il poles.
These tracts of land aro situated in Prince
William county, on the telegraph road from
uumiries to fredericksburg, ABOUT two miles
from the former place.
1hny are well tiInbered and watered, and are
considered very good lands. and are within two
miles "f nAvigabls water.
TERMS-UnG-tourth Of the purchase money
to be III cash on the day of sale, and the residue
n three cqual nstamenLs Of six. twelve and
II htocn months; the deferred payments to
bear Interest. from the day OF sale, and to be
secured by bonds, with approved personal So;
curly tie tito to be retained and the land
subject to - resale, under order Of the Court,
nnd ten per cent Of the purchase money forfeit.
Cd in case tha terms arc not complied with.
EPPA HUN1ON, Comm.
i'tincr WI co. iV l-eOts
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NOTICE-I have this day disposed of my
~ interest in the concern 81 TOL2o*
BRO. d. Co Respectfully, 4 G. TDI.SnM.
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THE BOOK ENTITLED
"HlSTORY OF THE GAVENTEENTH
VIRGINIA INFANTY,"
will DO ready for issue in Il few wee ks;
This work contains Ri account Of ali III"
BATTLES,
MARCHES,
BIVOUACS and
ENCAMpMhNTS,
and many Of the -
AMUSING INCIDENTS
that occurred during the four years war.
Reference is made to all the men who wcrc
members of the rag inlent End ful! details CIV
On Of the
CHANGES AND PROMOTIONS
made during tho many campaigns through
which the command passed.
Every member of tho old regimen and every
friend thereof should subscribe 80 this wo!k.
Subscriptions received nt Nc. 81 King street.
office Of WISE & CO., Insurance Agents.
lie 1S-oo2W
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YALE or \ VhEU iB!lE GO NrK?
: PLaCH At LEWlNoVlLLh ID f. ,rnsi
FIX COUNTY.-By virtue OF u DE- go CT fusI
,,.,m Joseph Osmun and VITO 20 Il 'nry Ien-
in:, recorded in DsE + N" a. s5 DS s the S un,
- ,;yn,.d substituted Trustee in said deco,
Of the vii 1t .e ON MoNDH
81 sn ,c., ~ Of july, 1870, Court day, in front
uG~S door S S sao s09Hs} {; Of
Lax 49, ~ .. 7iO;ring the village of LswlnsVille,
fon 5 y e" of ne r0s WHIST fseng s to
y J.! I.nI,ry,a lot, containing 81 acres, 5 ROOFS
mi IS pq;; iP;0DESWS r asnj Ina well eH% If
tine wa.er. &c, snd highly desirable AS II
TERMS-One.tcnth cash. and the residue p
three c0u.l ins!aIment: at SIX, twelve and
cightenn months. With interest, secured by tn
notes OF me PURCHASER and retention, OF the
iitln Ill! the last payment i. made. Selling by
crnscnt of parties sad rs Trustee holding the
Iegsl title, an cOmpcicnt to make the sa'd u
tie perfect. II. ~ LA Dh LILY Aio'''0'
Fairfax county, je l7-cots
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DOUND HILL BOARDING HOUSE.

DOUND HILL BOARDING HOUSE.
l will open Il BOARDING HOUSE about
tho 18th of June 1870 at Round Fill, Loudoun
county, Va, for the purpose Of entertaining
CITY bourders Twelve or fifteen Gun be accom-
modated. My establishment is on the PIKE
running.fr Leespurg to Winchester, twelve
miles west of Leesburg. Public conveyance up
TO the door. Persons wanting board, will ad-
dress the undersigned. WRlGHT.
Round Hill, Loudoun co., Va, my 12-co3m
T OUDOUN SCHOOL,
MIDDLEBUKG, LOUDOuN COUNTT,YA.
V. DABNhY, Principal.
Apply for circulars and Alexsndrim refer
ences Loudoun CO., je 25-eo3m
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n 9 = L c e.
,swin. to the very lnatcrial advance in tic
prices of ICE ut The North &c are cor police
reluctantly. t. s.dvanc CUR pr e from IN" U.s.
Of July to one and half cc!!t per h.
\ careful cnlcuInto shows US that st pres Eli
rates we must lose very considerably, "a '''
have i.cn charging lhe.s anc price that we 90
t.ircd las. year, while he COS: Of ne Is mo-
thu. double 10 us. Our business last yer "'''
Only fairly rcmuneTstiFo' we lh'nN our ''.a
toners tor their hitherto very libeTsl p4'1oh'
age, and feel i: due them thMt We should thus
give them far Trt'c" VI our intcnlloiS
Very respectfully,
!. 27-!o. n. ELDRIDt7E s. co.
:. !, ,;u,,i.p. ~. II. WIKI EHlno
s lUULi) !; NlLGENiNG,
81 Successors 10 W. + Sea" n75or.
,iHCyEKY, LIQUOR e GENERAL COM
s!iSSlOS lEkCH n ME-;
10. 80 n 9th Royal It
Doslcrs in GROCERIES. TEAS: GoEFE -,
StItlA.S, WHISH *. BRANDY, WINES,
STOwCti ALE, pukTEit, &c.
AI.o, Eastern nna Potomac SHAD, HER
RIA & and MACKGEtL 600
Choice brands Of SEC AIS AID ICbaICo
%iw:.S on hand. ,,,ny
strict ntLeGtlO. pald u Inc SAFE OK Cop ~ ~
PRODUCE. 10 lo-H
pAINTS AND OILS.
z We have just received large additions 10
our stock of ANTS and Oils. would name IN
' Lewis Puro White Lead.
EEg!ish
Rcsurgam
Snow White Zinc, Boiled and Raw Lin:ssa
ty, Window Gl,ss and in fact ever article IN
the Pant linz. Wo will be pleased to furnish
p' ic - "I'' rs LEADBEATEK & BRO.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green Il Wise.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.] !
n MONT FOR s a L E.

III " ~ ~ IL - q - =
Having determined to sell this valuable wa
terinp place, situated on the Potomac river, in
Charles county, Md, ~ miles below Washing
ton, j.. c., | nave divided it into six tracts, and
will offer it as follows:
No. 1-Contains G5 acres of fine land has
sufficient wood on it for the use OF the farm and
the remainder in cultivation it is wstered by
Horse Pen run, and adjoins DeEdelins.
No 2-Contains SO scres-one fourth in wood
and the remainder under cultivation; has ID
q small DWELLING and Stable, with ~.
large front on the Potomac river has com
handing site for a handsome residence. This
farm adjcins Nc. l.
No. 3-Coptsins 20 acres and rood sdjoins
No. z, with good front on the Potomac; it is
we'll wstered, and al bottom Ian q, now under
cultivation
No. 4-Contains 135 acres and 8 roods; is
situated in tho resi- OF No. 8, and extends to
Ma.tawcmsn creek, which is iaVigable for YES
sells drawing 7 feet Of water. A large portion
o. this tract is in wood; bottom cleared.
No 5-Contlins 50 acres; is situated IN the
roar OF No. 81; nearly all cleared land, but with
sufficient wood for the use of the farm; cas
beautiful building site and q very valuable mari
bed binding on Matt4woman creek. Vessels
drawing leet can be loaded with the mari
from the bank, without the expense Of trans
portatlon.
No G-Contans l4O acres. On this farm is
ebrateG ell \ MONT PAVILION, so we'll HIl
known Us 4 watering place and as a resort for
pleasure, rs t. require no minute description.
These farms are very valuable, not only on
account Of their bong portion Of the Glymcnt
estate, but for the convenience of reaching
Was hin gton, Alexandria and Georgetown by
steamer several times daily. and the Baltimore
and Norfolk markets twice week, makes 1t
desirable for places Of residences, SIS we'll as 'or
fruit and truck farms.
The above farms will he offered at private
20 until SATURDAY, July 9th. 1870; if not
sold by that time, they will be offered by pub.
lie auction on that day, in front of the Mayors
Office, in tho city OF Alexandria, at II O. k M.
TEKMS-One-fourth cash; the residue in
equs! annual instalmcnts at one, two and three
yours, with interest; the purchaser to give
bonds for the deferred payments, with approved
personal security, and 3 deed oftrust TO be ex-
ecuted to secure them. Stamps and convey
ancing ri the expense Of the purchaser. Flats
of the above property and y more minute de-
scription, with price, &c., can be seen and %,
tanned at the real estate office of GREEN g
WISE, II Alexandria, or By application To the
undersigned. LEONARD MARBURY,.
is lG cots GymOnt Charles CO.. M d.
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10 22-.uOts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-23

NV Extract ShrSaparilla lisa Blood Purifier; my
In nil cases
Hath are prepared On purely scientific princi'
ME. IL rnruO- aud are the mnat aciiTe measures
Of either that can I've made. 4 ready and eonrlu'
siyrtrst will he comparison Of thelF properties
with those ret forth In the following works:
seq DIspCnaatury Of tho United States.
See Professor DEwEEs' valuable works on tho
Practice ot.Physic.
See remarks made by the celebrated DR., PHVsC,
Philadelphia.
sec rcnArka made by Dr. EriIRNIN MCDOwElI,
q celebrated Physician aud Member " the Royal
College Of Surgeons, ireland, and published IN
the Transactions Of the King and Queens
Journal.
See Mcdco. ChlrIr.ICal Review. published by
BENi'N TRAvERs, Fellow Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons
see most Of the late standard works on Medi
clnr
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