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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23
IL EFFECF oN - IL.

I AAA4 BIZ ~ n WA m ~ n -
Elsewhere, In to-day's paper,
will be found a summary Of the
views Of Northern papers, as to
the effect Of the Continental war
upon American interests. The
North can we'll chuckle over the
probable stimulus to be given to
the manufacturing enterprise Of
that section, and to the prices Of
its agricultural productions, and
its food supplies. In case of any
prOtracted war, America will un.
doubtedly have to furnish largely,
food, grain, beef, &c, to supply
the waste Of armies and the dimin-
ution of the productive and labor
ing classes Of Europe. The West
may well calculate on growing
richer by its productions, and the
East BY its manufactures; nor can
any American complain.
But any beneficial effect upon
the South is not so readily seen.
The experience of year upon
year; the repetition Of line upon
line, of precept upon preccpt, has
never succeeded in teaching our
loved section the necessity Of it.
self raising the products that it
must live upon, instead of devot.
ing almost exclusive time and at
tention to grow staple that 9th.
ers are to manufacture, to be re-.
turned TO US in clothing and sup
plies. The increase Of price
Of corn, of meat and Of food,
that the West expects as its
war harvest, will tell on US equal.
" with those countries involved in
the conflict. The increased price
of manufactures that the North.
east looks forward to, as the tri.
butte to its capital, enterprise and
machinery, will have to be paid
by us as well as by Europe. We
neither clOthe ourselves nor feed
ourselves. We but raise cotton
to purchase the grain Of the North
west, the pork Of the North, the
/, fabrics Of the East; and ifwar in
creases the cost of these, it but
makes the South poorer in a far
greater ratio than any possible
advance in the price Of cotton can
compensate for Already has cotton
fallen nearly one third in value
within the year, and the probable
increase of production would
under ordinary circumstances
still further diminish the value
War can but check the decline
while it increases for the South
the cost Of all other articles ol
consumption.
When will our people awaken tC
the realization Of the great truth
that to be independent they
J must raise their own food as vel
. as their cotton. They nov
pay millions on millions o.
dollars for supplies they could
raise at home at far less expense
they let others manufacture fol
them, when the work can be done
at home; they throw away fortunes
in almost useless expenses Of
transportation for profits to mid.
dle-men; they subject themselves
: to the operation Of those changes
and connections with which they
have little direct interest or sym.
pathy; and all because they will
not free themselves from the old
idea Of raising exclusively cotton,
that others can work mp to he re.
turned at an immense profit, and
from a great distance, in fabrics to
wear and food TO eat.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

"When o great man dies" says
Quilp, 1.-THE first thing done is to
resolve to build q monument to
his memory, and the second is
not to build IT,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

EDITOR OF HERALD: Sir: Par.
don me for calling your attention to
several errors Ia my communica.
tion as published in your issue Of
yesterday. The word, probable,
should have been favorable, and
the sentence should have read. (and
called the attention Of an eminent
divine Of our city to the faVOr0Gle
aspect Of the surroundings Of the
initial point Of the contemplated
cut off, Again the word, site,
should have been bite, and have
read, extending from the bite OF
outside bend Of Paw Paw Island,
&c. Again, curving should have
been, cGUeERg. Again, the word,
completed, should have been ICON.
prehended,) and the sentence read,
aud comprehend the certain rene.
dy. | would not have called your
attention 10 these errors, but that
they either destroy the sense or
make no sense at all of the passages.
Please correct aud oblige, and
should l trouble you again will
try and write more plainly.
Yours truly,
VIcKsBURG.
Vicksburg, July Is, 1870.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

A st. Louis census marshal re-
ports that one woman told him to
call again in q day or two when
she could promise him a large
list
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

less, Mr.. Benefits vessel, which
with her competitor, the Cambria,
started from Cork on the 4th
inst, on a ns-Atlantic race for
Sandy Hook. The Cambria was
met on the 9th inst, at noon, in
latitude "a 80; longitude 26 :3S.
-s@ps~ =
The McCOmB POlIcy-HOw we
may cOunIeFact lt-.The Inter.
eStS Of VIcksbuFg.
The article from the Pilot which
appears on our fourth page this
morning, is upon a subject Of
paramount Importance to Vicks-
burg and its trade. McComb,
according to the New Orleans Re.
publican, declares it to be his pol
icy, to force\all cotton to New
Orleans; and the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern road,
and the Mississippi Central, are to
be used for this purpose. Vicks-
burg and Memphis are to be made
mere suburbs of New Orleans, and
all trade is to be drawn from them
to this Louisiana city. We are
not enemies Of New Orleans; we
desire her prosperity upon fair and
equal terms, but we do not believe
in the attempt to force trade out
Of its legitimate channels. We
think we can make Vicksburg
as great a cotton market as
New Orleans, if we are not
borne down by a great rail
road corporation. Is it the Nc
Comb policy to drive all roads
out of the State that are not mere
feeders to this road! Does he
wish to get the Mississippi and
Tennessee road, from Grenada to
Memphis. to make it subservient
to the Memphis Central and New
Orleans roads, and to enable him
TO force cotton from Pamela and
DeSoto counties to New Orleans,
even if Memphis should be a bet
ter market; and is it his purpose
to use the Aberdeen extension as
q tributary to the New Orleans,
jackson and Great Northern road,
even if we build a road from
Vicksburg to Canton, and Vicks-
burg should be q better market
than New Orleans? We believe
that the natural direction of our
cotton is to the East by the most
direct routes, and when we get our
Eastern roads, we can well com
pete with New Orleans as q cotton
market. We will here state our
position so clearly, that there can
be no mistake. We ask for no
special privileges for Vicksburg;
all that we want is an equal
chance. We do not believe
railroads ought to be allowed
70 make discriminating charges.
They should charge in proportion
to the service rendered. To illus
trate, suppose railroad should be
built from Jackson to Ship Island
or Mississippi City, would it be
right for the McComb Company
to charge as much for freight or
passage from Jackson, Tenn, to
Jackson, Miss, as from Jackson,
Tenn, to New Orleans, so as to
prevent the freight or passengers
from going to Mississippi City;
or if the Vicksburg and Meridian
road should charge as much for
freight and passengers from Vicks-
burg to jackson, as from Vicks-
burg to Meridian, would any one
approve such q policyH We are
for making railroads that are built
by the people, public blessings and
not mere monopolies intended to
force trade to particular cities.
We want competing roads and we
will have them. We thank the
Republican for having developed
the policy Of the McComb party.
Forewarned, we will be forearmed.
Again we say, read the article from
the Pilot.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

TWELVE fatal sun-strokes in
New York City on the 10th, and
ct St. Louis, Thermometer was at
100 in the shade.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23
! MANHOOD:

% UPTURR CURED--WTTH An RxPr.
Renee Of more than Twelve yeaFs' nFan-
tee In the treatment and cure of RUPTURE
and HERNIA, ] VIII guarantee more nallact
relief, comfort and security, ana more yabld
improvement than eaa Be Obtained q any
s3heE psFsea o appliances a TIE South,
length Of time afiieted. Also in5tFnmdnlt
for ne eur1 Of ostrT species of human de-
fqImltyon hand o. made 10 order.
uaIl OF address, VITA zlatan. l1F. elF1ala1.
nf.E q 81. g. FaHHIs1. nl4ta 10. IL I
shaEles street. uH el4IH. HorFa fF1n %
= 14E
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23
EXECUTOR's NOTICE.

r ETTERs testamentaFy on The Eslats Of
Ia Mathew Murphy, deceased, Were grant,
"a 70 the undeFstFned By the CHanoeFy
Elq., the Clerk Of said Court IA Faaallnn. on
The i7th day Of June, 1870.
All persons having claims asasnst said
estate ere uotlaed % have them pEohated
snd faRigteFed within ne tine rsdaifed b.
Law or they vii Be barred.
AHHE EEElHEh
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

g1e tWeltT.uIue ItrT u Ie
Kingdom. of which fge aEa q ths
first rank, Its aeal consists ol
80 vessels, with s87 gnna manned
by about Z, 800 officers end men.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

All Machines sold at ManuiActuTer's
prices, and warranted. Machine Needles.
Thread and attachments for all Machines
always on hand. jansO.d&w,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

The McCOmb POlIcy-HOw we
may cOunteFaet It-.The Inter.
eSts Of VIcksbuFg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-23
AUCTION SALES.
BY John HI. Parrott, Auctioncsr.


THRUST SALE-By virtue of des Of trust
l. from Virginia Scott TO the undersigned,
dated the 10Th day of August, 1870, of r"cor:' on
the land records Of Fairfax county, Virginia.
for the purposes Of said deed shall, on L u e.
DAY the 9Th day Of December, 1870, at II
m, ia front Of the Mayors office. in tbs city OF
Alexandria, Va, IS trustee in said deed named,
offer for sale, by public auction, the following
described TRACT OF LAND. in slid county
of Fairfax. part of the BUSH-H1LL ESTATE,
viz: Beginning at q stone marked 4. NJ. s. Y,
heing the corner Of a tract of land conveyed by
Josiah Watson and wife to Richard Marshall
Scott, on the 10th Of August, 1897, and runalng
thence with the 4.h line OF said trs>t reversed
north 74o east 58 poles 10 the corner -
Of said above mentioned tract; thence dus
north 507 poles TO stump OF y swamp black
osk, on the bank of Cameron or Back Lick run;
on the bank thereof on the dividing line Of the
lands ofthe said Virginia Scott and Bar bour:
thence with said dividing line south 10 east
1877 poles to stone marked Il Nj. :. 2; thence
again with the lines Of the above mentioned
tract conveyed by Joeish Watson aud wife to
ner "R" ofsaid tract; thence with the last line
Of the said tract reversed TO the point Of begin
ming, containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACHES OF LAND, exclusive Of the land oc-
cupied by the o, A. 4 NJ. \. L. Go. near the
bank of the run.
chase money cash, and the residue in two equal
install uents at six and twelve months, respect
ively from the day of sale, with interest; the
deferred payments to be secured by negotiable
notes, with good endorsers. and also by q lien
upon the property-the said property being liza
bic to be Iesold by public auction upon default
in the payment thereof, by virtue OF said deot
of trust Deeds and stamps at the ec:t cf The
purchaser. WESTEL WILLOUGHBY,
Fsirtax co.. nov 25-ts Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-23
Ey Green a. Wise.

IReal Estste Agents ard Auctionee!s.l
TOM MISSION Frs SALE OF VALU.
v ABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE WASH
INGTON CITY HUAD MIDWAY BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND ALENAN -
BY virtue of decree Of the Circui. Court for
Alexandria county, rendered st The EoveElber
erm, 1870, in the case Of Hunter Va. Wl1I'Hms' i,
nis,ioners for the purpose, viii sell, to the
highest bidder at public auction, on SATU UR-
DAY, the 14th of January, 1871, in front OF the
Mayors Office, Alexandris, Va, that TRACT
OF LAND situated in Alexsndria county, Vs.,
and known rs 'SUMMER HILL containing
one hundred and fifty scres; more or lcss.
Terms Of Sale: A sufficient amount in cash
to nay the expenses of the suit and sale, and
the residue in three equal install ments, payable
annually from the day of sale, bearing interest
from the day orsale; the title to be retained un-
til all the purchase money is paid, end the de-
rerred payments to be secured by the bonds Of
the purchaser with responsible and sufficient
security. Convcyancing and s.smp5 ST the cost
of purchaser G. W. WATTLES,
CHAPMAN HEALE,
dec G-2awls Comm'rs. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-23
:aliGsERH SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE NF ' = :.U = 3 /. L
L Ian D.-By virtue of deoi If trust exa
cuted by Richard N. johnson. tn tho 5jh If
April, 1858 and for the purposes therein de-
c'sret, the undersigned will, on mon DAY,
The 9Th day of February, 1871, tha! being Court
day. At the trons door Of the Court House in
Brentsvilio, offer 70: sale the TRACES Or
LAND sold and con7eyed by Robert C. Weir
70 Richard y. Johnson, containing 4O5 acres, |
rood and 81 poles. This land is beautifully ST
ustcd on the . A. & u. H. T., between Man.
sssas and Bristoe-:4 miles from he former
place. It is naturally q Gne soil, and much Of
the place Is now in good condition for farming.
Tho improvements are ordin.ry Persons DE-
string u pnr.h4-e sIc ihvitcd - examine the
premises before lie saie.
Terms: Be- the deed Of trust a Cash sale is re-
quired, but arrangements will DC made by tho
parties in interest 10 make the terms liberal
The title is believed to 10 tionsble
bat only such us is vested in me b. sa'd 2ced Of
trust will be norveTcc.
EPPh HUNTOE, Trustee.
Prince William conntC Gee 2l-cOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-23
Ey J. III. Parrott, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE IN THE CITY OF ALE4AN-
DRIA.-Thc undersigned Commissioner of sale,
by authority of n decree Of the Circuit Court
for the county Of Alexandria, rendered at the
November term. 1870. Of said Court in the suit
of Delphy vs. Violett's administering and
others, will sell at public auction, in front of the
Mayors ogice, in the city of Ale1andria, at II
o'clock M, on SATURDAY., the twenty first
day of January. 1871 the following REAL E5;
TATE, situated in the said city, and bounded
as follows: Beginning on tho south side OF Glib
BY George Carson to Henry Thompson, beiev-
ed TO be l03 feet and five inches east OF Fairfax
street; aid running Themes south parallel to
Fairfax street SO feet; then west parallel to Glib
bon street 20 feet; then north parallel to Fair
fax street to Gibbon street; then cast with Glib
bon street to the beginIins-improved by two
smsll FRAME TENEMENTS.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day of sale, and the resi-
due in three equal instalments, ct six, twelve
end eighteen M onths respectively, with interest
from day Of sale the deferred payments to be
secured by the notes OF the purchaser. satisfac-
torily endorsed, and the title to be retained un
til the purchase money is fully paid. Stamps
and convey aDcing at the expenae Of purchaser.
H. O. CLAUGRTON.
doc l7-eots Commissioner oi Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-23
by John Fl. Parrott, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY
or ALEXANDRIA.-The undersigned Com
missioners Of sale, by authority Of q decree Of
the Circuit Court for the county of Alexandria,
rendered at the Novembe term. 1870 Of said
Court, in the suit of James Green w. Wilkinson
Hunter and others. will sell at public auction.
in front Of the Mayors office, in the city of
Alexandria, at II o'clock m, on SATU RDAY,
the twenty first day Of January, 1871 the valu-
able REAL ESTATE, situated in the said city,
bounded as foliova to wit :-BeginniEg on the
tie east side of Union street. thirty feet north
of Wilkes street, and running thence north on
Union street. one hundred and ffty.six feet,
three and one.half inches. to the limo Of the
Irwin property-theLce east parallel 10 Wilkes
street into tho Potomac rivsr-returnlng to the
first line, and running thence east with SWANS
line, and parallel TO Wilkes street, one hundred
and ninety feet. thence south ard parallel to
Union street thirty feet, to Wilkes street, thence
east on Wilkes street 10 the Potomac river,
thence north with the said river to the second
line, together with all the improvements, rights
and appurtsnarces thereto belonging or apper-
tanning.
Terms: One-tenth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day OF sale, and the resl-
due in three equal ins:alments, 1T six, twelve
and eighteen months respectively, with interest
from dsy of sale; the deferred payments to bo
secured by the notes Of purchaser satisfactorily
endorsed, and the title TO be retained until the
purchste money is fully paid Stamp and con-
veya2cing al tho ezpence o. purchaser ~
b. O. CLAUGHTON.
THOMAS MOORE,
4. STUART,
dec 17-cols Commissioners Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-23
By John II. PARROT, Auciiencer.

DUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
i ERTY IN ALENANDRIA.-By virtue
of decree OF the Circus. Court ri AlcAanGria
county, rendered III the cause OF a: fGdi-
MONDAY, the 2d day Of January, 1871. NJ ~
o'clock m , in front Of tho Mayors office, in
Alexandria. Va, y very rS'uAbie TRACT OF
LAND, lying in AlcX.ndria county. but nl-
me1istely contiguous TO the city on the rorth-
west and on the probable line "f tbs A. Z; +.
Il. r., bounded on the north by i'tch!"Ids
tarr1, en- tie south Uy Queen strc"t extended,
on the east by BHSgotts lot and on the wet
b7 a line running north from Ql'rn SIRE. o.-
tended 10 kotchlord's farm, Containing FiE-
TEEN ACRES; very suitable for market
garden. being part OF The property ot lfr. Il u.
Addison.
Terms: One.tenth cash, and the residue in
threo equal instslmenta IL six, eighteen and
twenty four months with interest, secured ~
the notes Of the purchaser and retention OF tho
title ILL tho last payment IS made. iho cnsn
payment 10 be forfeited on iailure OF tho pur,
chaser TO complete his title
0-'''''' " II. DULANY BALI.
dec 3-2awts Comm'r. OF Sale.
NUM MISSION oALh OF VALU A
u BILE REAL ESTATE.-Bv virtue Of \
decree OF the Circuit Court OF "estmoralsnd
county, entered on tho IGth day of October.
1870, in the case Of TerryhsrrT sgainst Ilhr,s
administrator and others, iha undersigned,
,lorOln SDDilUlcu III S'o
pose, will sell, 20 the hiahest bidder. b. public
suction on tho %! DAE OF DECHMBER,
1870, st Oak Grove Ne:;rni,l -lsi!d county, the
TRACT OF LAND tla proceedings mon
toned known az "BRiCk UOUHE EAkM." J"
containing about :OU ACRES.
TERUS-Enough cash - i:ay tna expense:
Of tie sale and costs CT The suit; tic residue Of
the purchase money upon h credit Of one, two
and three years. in three equal insts sifnents the
purchaser being required 10 Civs bonds bear
ing interest from tho day Of ss", Coz the defer
red payments, sad the Iitls detained until the
whole Of the purchase money = laid.
This is a valuable ard compact farm has IN
it email but om!ortsble buildings. Th' arabic
within two ard half miles of u wharf on Nat
tox Creek. and is almost surrounded h? Mon,
roe's Creek. One half mile "f fencing Will
enclose the farm. Fer further particular; appIy
TO K. B. LEWIS, Com r,
?. .. Oak Grove, We>lmoreIand CO., Fs.
Wost tO. NOV : It m :T6iIW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-23
Prince William comfy Gee 2l-cOts
BY John Ii. Parrot, Auctioneer.

GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM on THE
= WASHINGTON CITY KOAD, MIDWAY
BETWEEN WASHINGTCN AID A LEX
ANDRIA.-UndeT authority Of Il decd of trust
from Alexander Boyd, dated June Is, 1868, tho
subscriber will sell, by public auction, Oh SAT
URDAY, December 10Th, ls71, ct u o'clock
M, in front of Ito Mayors office, in the city OF
Alexandria. We, that TRAUT OF LAND, sit
u.ted in alexandria county Immediately On
The north side Of -Four Mile Ran. between tho
Washington and Alexandra. Railroad and
Turn pike and the Potomac river, containing
ONEHUNDRED ACRES, more or less, being
that part Of the Summer Hip farm, which
lies east of said railroad and turnpike.
Terms cash. $. FERGUSON BEACH,
nov Scots Trustee.
&s-The above sale has heen postponed until
the 7th of JANUAKY, 1871. BY arrangement
with the parties interested, il is probsble rca-
sonabe credit mag be obtained Tor p.rt OF the
nnrnhssa monev dec 1Ii-rots
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dec G-2aWLs

1RR06fflIEy = 11ccssi,d in me Us Administrator,
shal proceed to sell, on tho ed DAY OF De
CEMBEK, 1870, at No. II S. Royal St., Alexan-
dria Va, at II H., by public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash. that portion Of the
ner, decd, embraced W thin the following
schedule, viz: One Walnut Desk, ono Table
Desk, two Book Cases, tix Office Chairs, one
Office Stove, one Gold Watch, and one hundred
and ffty.fve volumes Congressional Docu
rnents of tho U. S. Senate and House OF Repre-
sentativrs. being varied and valuable colloc-
ton of Reports, Treaties, &c, Of tho Congress
Of the y. =. EDMUND BU IKE.
dec 15-ts administrator.
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GENIE COM AN G Fl ES. -

THO publishers will shortly issue the history
Of tho S5th Battalion Virginia Cavalry, 9. 5. A.,
Familiarity known as "Whtes" Hstslion, from
It's commander, Col Elijah V. White
II is work of over 2C0 pages, and ccntHlrs $
tho history Of this famous ccmmsnd during "il
tho period of its u1istenca, from tie iUrTuAllon
of its frs! company in 1851, TO The aurrcnder OF
Gen. Lees army. n.
It Shows the operations Of the 'Ashby Brl-
psden during the two Jears that the Sjlh vs..
Cav. formed a portion OF that gallant commsua,
giving the only published account Of tho great
exueci:ion cf f:tn. w T.. Jones through West,
Va. whsr the kanaehs river wa. set on fire.
and a'so the connection Of tie cavalry with tho
campsiGns Of the a :.
ers on the Potomac border and along the army
lines of Banks Pope. Mcclellan and other ed
eral commanders, togeLhtr with the experience
Of it. mea as Ecouts, guides and courlers LOT
Generals Jackson AMI Ewsll Is given, and ne
MS is highly endorsed by the officers OF the
Battalion " ho have examined it. Written by
Va. Cav.
Orders addressed to the author will be
promptly sttended to. The price Of the work Is
$500. Agents wanted. For terms q, &C. sa'
dress +. I'd. NJ EMS,
dee S-ao!nl Waterford. Loudoua co. W..
FINAL NOTICE-All persons indebted to
i the lste firm of BREWlS & LAWSON
arc notified that such accounts NUT be closed
by the 18th of January, 1871, as longer lucu!-
eence will in no case be sllowei.
S' K. III. LAWSON,
dec 2l.2w Surv'g Part Brew & LaW.
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.4sJCTION SALES.
Ry Beck, Knox Il RerDJ,

Real Estate Agents and AuctlOnee1s'I
L decree of tho Circuit Court Of Ale1sndr!s
county, rendered in the sauss Of j. j. Bogue
". Thos Simmons adninistrator ct al, shal!'
on SATURDAY, the 2l,t day of January, 1871,
at II O clock m, in front Of the Mayors othte
TRACT OF LAND, in said county, of which
Thomas Simmons diei ssizsd. situated on the
Phillips road, about p miles from GEORGETOWN
and one mile from the Little Falli Bridge, nd.
joining Vandsrwsrkea, and contairing 2li
acres.
Terms Of asle: Enough cash in hand TO pay
tho expenses of sale and cssss OF suit, and the
residue in thrss equal instslments st ena, two
and three ears, with interest, the purch aser to
sivs bond the titls to be retained. and the cash
payment forfeited should he fail to-neo. the de-
ferrod payments II. DULANY BALL.
dec 22-lAwts Comm'r. OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-23

FOR SALE-The olgitly situated three
s;; story BRICK HOUSE, l0G Duke street
between Pitt and 81. Asaph. containing zen
rooms and bsth room, with hot and cold water.
Tho house is furnished throughout with gas
and fixtures and is most desirable residence,
being located in pleasant neigh borhood. Tho
adjoining lot ia offered with the above mention
ed property, or it will be sold separate if de-
sired. Fo- terms apply at No. ~ south st.
Acanh straat nov 10-tf