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TIE RhCE.
The horses came up in god order for the start,
but Just as they passed the stand they called
back 10y 4 ring OF the bell. Being unocr good head
way they all jumped the first hurdle fine style,
without a touch. Blddy Malone in returning Jumped
II again The others were let IN through an aper
SO good as the first, yet The drum tapped
and they had TO go, Lerold leading, SIR
Joseph second, Biday Malone third. with
Morris far behind. The places OF the horses
around the turn were unchanged until near the sec
Ond hurdle beyond the quarter pole, Where Blddy
Malone took second place, Jerold leading, Sir Joseph
tnird. Az the third hurdle, which was near the
ha-mile POLE Sir Joseph was In the lead. Jerold
second, Blddy Malone third, with Morris stul labor
ing on behind. Going around the lower turn Biddy
Malone ran o the front, Jerold second, Slr Joseph
third all close together While Morris nifty yards
behind. AT the fourth hurue, which was at The ell
trance to the homeslretch, Bddy Malone was first
over, Sir Joseph second. Jerold third and Morris
fourth The run up the homestrelch was very close
between Blldy Malone, Jerold and Sir
i Bdey led "i Sg q head, SIR Joseph second,
yards ahead OF Morris. Jero.d now began TO quit
and fell or BADLY, while Sir Joseph ana Biddy Ma
over lie nth hurdle half a length, Biddy Malone
second, Jerold third pnd Morris fourth. GONG
around the upper turn Biddy took the lead but re-
signed II before getting over the sixth hurdle sir
Joseph beng neck ahead OF her As they
passed over It. Gong down the backsrretch
afterwards headed. She ran Ramely TO the
enth hurdle, bounded over it nicely, opened a
gap around the lower turn, ana was over a length
aHCdu III the tlSNiu biuNy CtniO Sul'stih1
home q winner or the race by halt dozen lengths
making the distance In 1861. Sir Joseph was sec
ond, dozen lengths ahead OF Morris, who was more
than that distance anead of Jcroid. The Jumping IN
the race throughout was as fine as was ever wit
messed III tins country, scarcely a mistake being
made at any Of the hurdles.
THE SECOND RACE.
RESTORATION SrAKEs-for all ages: subscriptions
$780, play or pay, heats OF four miles: purse 5000,
$3 500 the rst 900 TO the second, and $500 10
the third
Odn Bowie entered b. C. Legatee, by LeXing-
ton, dam Leyity, years old. l l
A. Keene Richards entered b. IN. Carrie Attn
erton, by Lexington, dam G!ycera, years
Olu
Thomas VI. boswell entered b. h. Abde kader
by Australian, dam Rescue, years Old 3
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IA: cqnsu.lpAY srn.k n,ls

During the pas. week 1913 cars arrived al TIE Com.
munipaw STOCK yards, containing 1891 ealuc. "'lZ
hogs ana g. 30 sheep. There were siaughtered dur
tug The week aJI cattle, ,6e3 hogs ana 5,o'z sheep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-07

SERIOUS JoKF.-Dr. Paul Schocppe. now inner
sentence OF death In Carlisle prison, pennsylvania,
has offered his services To Prussia ior the war. IL
Ia said the Doctor Is very auxvas TO serve Prussa
against tue French. -Lacrosss Democrat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
ADVERTISE MENTS.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ WOODSTOCK, VA, April, 1870.
To Char les s. " under. Benjamin B. Wicrman
and Cha les $. Wundcr and benjamin B. Wier-
man as Surviving partners .pfCLas. S Wander,
ed, late partners under the name an d OF
Oh aries Wander and Joseph II Mond.r ate
merchants and partners trading u J. the
and stvle of Charles 5 Wunder"~ CO.,
John Cofman, Samuel Myers ans F. H.
Cline, Complainant.
And Joseph Moore, Administrator of George \
Moor, deceased Mary Ann Moore (widow J
ard Geo. W Milcy, Guardian ad Item for
Frank Bremen Moore, Samuel Pinch Moore
and Joseph Reuben Moore, Defendants,
IN cH,NcERy.
MR- The creditors of the Estate Of George n
Moore deceased, and all others concerned:
You are hereby notified that have appointed
.,i.lav thc6th day of May 1870, at my Office, at
Wooo,t"ct. Shenandoah County, Va to state,
settle and sa,,rst the accounts of Joseph Mooer
ADMINISTRATOR o. the Estate of George N. Moore
deceased. to take .roaf OF and audit the debts or
demands against said testate or his estate, and to
take an account of the zeal Estate of which said
George Moore died seized anu Possessed and
its gross and annual value, and to stasc specially
any matter deemed pertinent or Which any par
ty mey require, as required to be taken by the
on the 30ta ssy Of March 1870, in a suit in Chan
Gerry therein depending, in which you parties
Compliments and Defendants, at which time and
place YOU are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chancery of the said Court, the day and year
first aforesaid.
apr. LAW. GEO. VI. AILEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

In tue Senate, on the 9th inst, Mr.
Edmunds, chairman Of tho pension COM
mittee. sasd the bill for the relief or Mrs.
Lincoln would be reported upon in less
than week. The morning hour was
mostly consumed by discussion upon a
motion of MIR. Cole to- discharge the post
Office ceHfalittee from the bill establishing
steam service between San francisco aud
Australia, 6c., and to refer it to the COM
mittee on commerce The subject was
finally laid aside. and the bill authorizing
the city of Cleveland to erect crib in
Lake Erie was passed. Ihe Northern
Pacific railroad bill was taken up and dis
cussed Until ,adjournmest.
In the House Mr.. Butler made another
unsuccessful efert 10 introduce bis joint
resolution relative to San Domingo 1t
provides for the annexation of San Do
mingo as the Territory of Dominica, with
the consent of the Dominicans. aud it fur
Their provides for the payment of 81, $780,
ITO %, and no more, to liquidate the
debt Of the new Territory. Mr.. Bingham,
from the judiciary committee, reported a
resolution 10 pay Mr. Dutlers expenses
not exceeding $4,000 in the Woolly suit,
which, after discussion. was adopted. A
joint resolution was passed aireatipg the
Commissioner of Patents to deliver to
Mrs. Mary Gusts Lee the Mou Mt Vernon
relics now in his custody. The House
went into committee. on the tariff bill.
The paragraph iu regard to WOODEN goods
remains as origin asly reported in the bill,
all amendments being rejected. Che
paragraph relating to belts and betting,
wholly or in part, of wool or worsted, &c j,
was discussed, bat no result reached, and
the committee rose and took UP the Senate
amendments to the deficiency bill. Sew
eral amendments were concurred in, and
several non coneurred in by the House
Those non co incurred in we're referred to
a conference committee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
Congressional Proceedings.

In the Gepate on the 9th lust, mem
orial was prosecuted from colored citizens
of Tennessee, asking for the reconstruc-
ton of that State. after the transaction
of other business Ake Georgia bill was
taken up. and Mr.. Sumner plsae.a speech
in opposition to the Bingham amendment
to which Mr.. Carpenter replied. The
Senate. after an executive session, adj
ioprned..
Tue House amended and passed the bill
in relation to thes freedmaus bureau and
the Office of education. The tariff bill vas
amended so as to make the daty IN
clearifed sugar { cents pound. and on
brandy and other spirits manufactured and
distilled FROM grain or other materials, and
not Otherwise provided for, S. gallon.
In the Senate, on the 9th inst, the de-
fciency bill was taken up, and several
amendments proposed by the committee on
appropriations were adopted, and the bill
passed A bill was also passed removing
the political disabilities of MIR. Shober, q
mes:bcr elect TO the House from North
Caroliua. The Georgia bill was then
called Up, when Mr. Sh4Ea,aa moved to
pass it ovor and take up the bill relating
to the income tax. This motion was re-
iected-yeas 20. nays p The Senate
then went into executive session, and SUBJ
seauently adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Wood, Of New York,
preferred series Of charges Of malfeas-
ance in Office against Gen, o o. How
ard, superintendent of the freedmen
Bureau, which after some discussion, was
referred t, the ,cepmittee on education
and labor for investigation. The .consid-
Grafton of the tariff bill being resumed
the duty OF cigars, cigarettes and .ckeroets
was eyed .at S2.ap per pound. spa the
paragraph III relation to mineral or iledl-
cinal waters amepded 50 as to exempt from
duty such waters as are the product OF
springs within five miles Of the boundary of
the United States.
In the Senate, on the It'll inst, .aftertho
transaction of some important business
&c report Of the finance committee on tn
House bill proposing to eortippe the in
come tax law was taken up. A long and
interesting debate cnsued. Finally, Mr.,
Sherman offered substitute, declaring
the meaning of the present law to be that
the taxes OH salaries, and dividends. and
interest paid by corporations. are payable
for and during the year 1870, and that
all such taxes shall be collected in the
manner now prescribed by law. This
substitute was adopted. and the bill, as
amended gas passed.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the tariff bill, .and after further discussion
of the paragraph in relation to cigars,
cigarettes. 30, strAak gut the whole para
graph, leaving the duty as fixed by the
existing tariff lay. l,,Ae paragraph in re-
lation to manufactures of c,ttou was dis
cussed at great length. Rpd finally passed as
reported by the committee, with tho xc-
ception Of few verbal chapges. q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Woodstock, Va, April 5, 1870.
To James H. Mahaney Executor Of Joseph
Manahey deceased, Complainant,
And Amos NJ. S!ickley administrator Of Sam
uel IL. Snarr deceased; Mary d. Snarr and
VIM. Smith Arther Guardian nd Item for
Samuel J. Snarr, George H. Snarr, Obed
Snarr, Emily Snarr, Charles Snarr and
A. B. Snarr Defendants
EsA. The creditors of the estate of Samuel
ii. Snarr deceased and all others concerned.
fou are hereby notified that have appoint
ed the 10th day of May next, at my Office.
at Woodstock, Virginia, to state, settle and
adjukt sbe accounts of A. NJ. Sticklsy ad-
ministf ate" Of the estate of Samuel H. Snarr
decea sed 10 take account of the debts of
said Slmuel t. Snarr deceased or his estate.
outstanding ant uopaid, and to ascertain and
report the excess OF he same above the per-
sonal assets of said I'M estates estats-to as
esrtain pad report the rssl estate of which
SAID Samuel IL. Snarr diea A>izei and posses
sed, liable to the payment o. Lis debts to
ascertain what amount of purch&se money re-
mains unpaid and due which cons. tues lien
on the real estate conveyed to said S.,arr by
Joseph T. Mahaney, ans to state espe,ial,~
any other matter deemed pertinent, or rhila
may be required to lsso ststel by any of the
parties to this suit-as required bv the decree
OF Shenandoah Circuit Court, rendered ON tho
2lst day Of March, 1870, in suit in Chan
Gerry therein depending in which you are par
hss-at which time and place yop .arc reauiH
cd to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner of
the said Court, the day and year first afore
said.
apr. II, ls7o-4w. GEO. W. MILEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Thursday Moi1iag, April IA lsSo

a letter srom Washington states that
the'qaesticp of reeonstructing Tennessee
vas resumed on Saturday before the re-
construction committee, and Governor
senter, of that State. appeared aud gave
lis evidence regarding the political and
social condition of affairs in :tthat State.
1t having-been very freely rumored
that he would abandon the conservatives
and come out in favor of Congressional in
reference, there mas q full attendance of
the committee, thirteen members being
present. while so many outsiders appeared
thatit was found necessary to exclude
them from the committee reonl. Governor
Senter's testimony was somewhat non-com-
initial, and on the whole; not fully salts
factory to either side =. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
GEO. VI. AILEY.
COMMISSIONER .0EFiCE.


= George F. au sSss..o. x. A9c5 siaa
and Hugh Gilleece, Alexander Brown and
Henry Rodenheimer Giles Cook, Trustee and
Mark bird Trustee and Defendants, and
the Trust creditors of Hugh Gilleece 4 Co.
You are hereby notified that have appointed
Thursday the 5th day of May next, at my Office,
to take, settle and adjust the accounts required
to be taken by the decree of shenandoah CIR
cult Court rendered op .the :apsh day Of Aarch,
1870, in the .aboye named cause, as follows, to
Wit
lst Whether there was any balance o,purchase
nancy left from the sale of the mule reported to
have been taken by James w. Smoot, Deputy
Sheriff, for taxes, altar salts, wing such taxes
were then due and lien upon the property Of
Gilleece Il Co. and if so, how mnch?
ID What disposition has been made if any, of
the hay. scales and crusher referred to in the
report of Giles Cook, Commissioner &c.
3D.. What funds have been paid by said Com
missioner in the hand. of Samuel &. Williams,
lase RECEIVER of this Court, to the credit If this
cause, and the dates OF such payments.
4th. Whether any and if any which of the
bonds and notes reported by said Commissioner
to have been taken by him, have been collected
aud il So the disposition made ofsuch collections.
5th. To state distribution account among
the creditors whose debts reported as second
class debts and after deducting amounts directed
to be paid to preferred creditors under former
decree in this cause
9Th What, if any funds paid into the hands of
said receiver, have been collected BY him and
paid out By him as directed by said former
decree.
It'll. What amount still remains in the hands
of said receiver, and who were his securities at
the time of the payments made TO him, and who
BECAME spcb securities in the bonds subsequently
EXCEPTED up to- the time of his removal from office,
and upon which Of sid SECURITIES liability rests
for any undisburscd balance in the hands of said
receiver.
sth TO ascertain the amount of the lien of
James IL. Carrot still existing upon said prop
erty and also the amount due from Cornelius
Pritchard &c, and any other matter deemed
pertinent or which either party may require, at
which time and place you are required to attend
Given under my hand Commissioner OF said
Coprt, the day and year first aforesaid
apr. IS70-4w. GEO. w. MlLEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

WAsu1SGr ON REL1cs. Mrs. Washing
ton. wife Of Cclenel John 4. Washington.
of Jefferson county. Va, visited Mount
Vernon Thursday Cor the purpose, it is
said of arranging with the directors Oft the
Mount Vernon Association for'thc delivery
into thoir Keeping Of iceftain relicscf de
Father of his Country Among &hese
relics is the SWORD presented TO Washing
ton'by Frederick the Great of Prussia and
several Other articles, among which are a
gold chain and seai formerly : orn by Gen
" Arlington. =.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
Tic wheat in this section Of the cou!

The wheat in this section Of the county
is generally healthy in appsaranee-i
stands well on the ground but, IN eoase-
que;lce Of tie latcness Of the Spring is not
US forward as usual.-SAenoadoaA IaRey
We have been reliably Informed that
the post Office at Green Valley ii Bath
county, between .Clovcrd;s!e and the Warm
Springs, was broken into and about $50
i'll postage stamps and money taken ort
The Office is kept in q private house by
widow lady. Mrs Tea ford She anj
her mother, Mrs. Howell, are the only oc-
cupsnts of the house and they heard tho
thieves when leaEipg .-S.auntln &.setetor:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

TEXAS CoNGREssMEN.-The new dele
CATION in Congress from Texaa is CON-
posed as follows Senators Morgan c
Hamilton, born in Alabama, aged so
years, and James w.. Flanagan, native
of Virginia. 81 years cid, Representatives
-George W. Whi,temorc. born in Ten
nessee in 1924, Vim. Z Clarke, born in
Connecticut, June, 1884; Edward Dege
ner born in Germany, 1909. These gen.
tlelnen represent respectively the first,
third and fourth districts In the second
district the seat is contested, although it
is held by Mr.. John Conner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

~ Woodstock, Va. April b, iSfO
To Henry Smoot, and d II Walton Adminis
pators Of r Douglass deceased; Complainan.s,
And Peter Houshour Administrator of joel
Williams deceased; Catharine Williams, John
Williams and Elmira his wife, Anytime Will
Jams and Mary Ann Williams, Defendants,
H0- The ereaitors of the estate of Joel y ILL
Jams DECEASED and all others concerned.
yqp ere hsra5y ns'itied that have appointed
Tuesday, the Sd day of May next, at my office,
at ,Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Virginia
to state, settle AND adjust the administrator ac-
counts of Peter Houshopr administrator Of the
estate of Joel Williams deceased; to take an ac-
cogss ofs.he -debts or demands against said in,
tesf..e or his estate, and to ascertain the actual
and annual value uf the real estate of which said
joel Williams deceased, died, seized
and any other matter deemed pertinent to report
specially, or which either party may require to
be SO stated--as required by the decree Of Shen.
audoali Circuit Court, rendered on the Steay OF
Apri, 1870, in suit in Chancery depending in
said Court, in which you are parties. at which
time and place you are required to attend
Given under my hand. as Commissioner of
the said Court. the day and year 6rst aforesaid.
apr. Ii, iS70-4w. GEO. ". AILEf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
v FURNACE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE,

One of the most desirable and valuable Fur
mace properties in the Shenandoah Valley of Nir-
gipia is now offered at private sale, known as
CAROLINE FURNACE,
and is situated in Shenandoah County, lively
miles south east of Woodstock, and eight oil
Edinburg, on the line Of The Manassas Gap Rail
Road.
There are about SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF
LAND, yielding ore OF superior quality and
great abundance, also Limestone and wood in
abundance. Part OF the Furnace building was
destroyed By fire during the late war, but lle
Stock, inwalls, and Hearth are in sergicabie con
dition. There is on the properly large double
DWELLING HOUSE
and eighteen others for woi knen. TINS is
FARE opportunity Tor persons seeking ore lands.
For further particulars address either Geo. q.
Lobdel or David p. Bush, Wilmington, Dea-
ware, or Joseph Marston, Edlnblrg, shenandoah
County, va.
GEO. q. L0RDELL,
DAVID T.. BUSH,
for the heirs OF Chas. Bush, deed
April, ~ w
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

NAMISSlONER'S OFFICE,
" WOODSTOCK, Va, April 4, 1870.
To John F. Bathis. Executor of Leonard Bal
this decesse Obed Funk Edward Yea and
John Pirkey. late partners in business under
the name and style of Zea & Pirkey Giles
Cook, Administrator of Chas. II. Green tlece as
ed, Compliments.
Aad Abraham Stickl.y .snd Obed Funk Admin
istrators Of Isaac S. Bowman deceased, Ellen
B. Bowman (widou), Mary B. Bowman, Fan
ME Bowman and Geo. W. Miley Guardian I'D
lltem for Isaac Bowman, Defendant,
IN cHASCEpY.
&sg- The creditors of the estate of Isaac s.
Bowman deceased, and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
Friday the Goth day of April next. at my office
at Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Va, to state
settle and adjust the accounts of Abrs ham Stick
Bowman deceased, to take proof of all debts or
demands against said intestate Or bis Estate, and
ascertain what amoRnt of enc same will re.aain
unpaid after the personal assets fully adm in
istered, and to take an accurate showing the
gross and annual value of the real estate of " hch
said Isaac S. Bowman died seized audi required
to be taken by the decree of Shenandoah Cir
cult Court rendered on the seth day of March
1870, in suit in Chancery depending in said
County, in which you parties, Gomplainants
and Defendants at which time and place you
required to attend.
Given under my hand Commissioner in Chan
Gerry of the said Court. The day and year first
aforesaid
apr 7,-+w. GEO. W. MlLEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

Fatal Accident On the morning. OF
the 31st nit, the body of Mr.. Will
Jams. who short time ago purchased
from Mr.. Lesner farm known as the Sin
gleton farm near Waterloo, Fauquier
county. was found very much MAI gled,
having been thrown from his horse, his
foot catching in the sttfEnp he WAS drag
ged some distance. Mr.. Williams was Q IL
Baltimore. He leaves wife and sever
al small children. Clarke Courier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, :


~ Woodstock. Va, April 7, 1870.
To William H. Cline, Guardian Of Erasmus +.
Otis, w. W. Ii. and Robert Lee Smlth, Com
p.ainants,
Smith Robert Lee Smith, Jacob Smitb, apd
Finton T. Rinker, Defendants. The creditoEs
Of the estate Of Jackson Smith, deceased; and
all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have appointed
the Z, day of Nay next, at my Office, state, seal
and adjust the accounts of William II. Cline as
administrator of the eatate OF jackson Smith de-
ceased and to take an account of the outstanc-
ing debts or demands against said inestate or his
estate, and any other matter deemed pertinent
to be especially stated which either party
may require-as required by decree of Shenan-
doaA Circuit Court, rendered on the LIST day Of
Iprii, 1870, in the above named csuse in which
you are partjes--at which time aud place you
are required to attend.
Given under my band, as compissioper OF the
said Court, the day and year first aforesaid.
April IA, la70-4w GEO. W. MlLEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

4 movement is on foot among a mum
Ter of Cubans in this country having for
its object their emigration to St. Doniin-
go. Interviews have been held with
New ! orS shipping houses engaged in
West India trade for the purpose of ac-
curing information respecting the induce
ments to settlement in St Domingo by
tCubans, and the most advantageous means
proceeding there. ''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

Valley Railroad-At the March term
of the Augusta county court, the polls
were ordered to be opened on the 2Sth of
April, to take the sense of the voters of
the county. as to whether the county
court of August shall subscribe three hun
dred thousand dollars to the stock of the
Valley Railroad Spirit Of JsGersoa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

Escape Nicholas. tie United State $
revenue man who skedadled from thi''
place between two days. it will be rccol-
Iectcd was arrested a short time ago IN
Alexandria Ire was confined in Richmond
but succeeded in making his escape one
day last week - Clark Conricr = q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
The Richmond Mayor,aty,

RICHMOND, April 12.-Chief Justice
Chase las consented that the Richmond
nayoralty case shall 60 to the Court Of
appeals Of Virginia, saying that it pro-
perly belongs to the State courts. The
case will. therefore, be commenced in the
Curt of App sals. which assembled and
organic ID to>day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

TER TILIZER
We offer fol sale, our usual spring supply OF
NO. 1. PERUVIAN GUANO,
Bone Dust, Bone Meal md Bone Flour,
Mapes' Nitrogenized Superphosphate,
of LIME composed of Bones and animal matter.
thoroughly eecomposed and reduced to powder,
by means of fermentation and sulphuric acid
1t is adapted TO ALL CROPS and from large
number oil testimo aias, shown to be spe cha NY
adapted to Corn and all other spring crops. Ii
is a permanent improver of the soil
All other standard fertilizers furnished at low
est market prices. For circulars and otaer in
formation apply to
HOOE, WEDDERBURN & co.
No. 2. Prince Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
apr. 7,-tf.