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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ammoniated s o luble Phos.
pate of Lime,
Manufactured from he rsry best material, spoa
sc1eHf,fe principles and guareRfsodJy Us, Our
facilities for manufacturing are not surpassed
by any IN the country. We unhesitatinsly
recommend il TO the Farmers and assure them
in purchasing il. they will get the value OF
their money.
Price $50 per ton, 1000 lbs, packed in good
Bags Barrels.
HERBERT ( HAIRSTON.
Commission Merchants,
10 Camden street,
Baltimore, Md.
For particulars, apply to
V. CAVALIER,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Get II. 1869 .-
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Notice to Farmers.

The supply OF Peruvian Guano being neSrrv sr
haus'ed, IL is incumbent upon the Farmers "a
look around for some article to supply i,
place ell. ........-
We beg leave TO call your attention 10
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NEW MILLINERY
... AND
FANCY STORE.

MSS IRENE FURCK. having es:ah-
AV1 lished herself in business, at the store
room. lately kept BY Mrs. Geo. 1. Spald.
ing. in the building known as Mrs. Joseph
Morcan's Boarding House. Lc,narttown.
Md, respectfully Informs her ai-a.is aud
the public that she has just opened new
and select sssor;n,ent Of siJ-t
MILL -INNERRf 10
: IT / IT n AND rf-1
! Z FANCY GOODS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-13

Pursuant TO the decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county. entered a. Juno Term, 1871 IN
The suit Of Charles L. Hamilton, &C., vs.: 4.
Hamilton and others, the undersigned, Com
1nissioners, named in said decree, will. on MON
DAY, the 18Th day Of September, 1870 Court
d.y. bcfJr. the door Of Fairfax Court House.
sell, to the highest bidder, by public auction,
that VALUABLE FARM on which Thomas
Ayrc formerly resided. This farm contains
3l5; acres The soil is very productive, beng
the red slate, So well adapted To wheat and corn;
susceptible Of easy, rapid and permanent I'M
provrmcnt; is situated on tho Little River turn
bike, adjoining the lands Of VIM. Ayro and 9TH
rr:, near CnantilIy. The cleared land is now
even very productive while there is An abund-
ancc Of valuable timber and excellent wator.-
Persons desiring to purchase this farm, arc re-
ferreh TO Mr.. Enos Hamilton, who will take
pleasure in showing the same.
TERMS-One-tenth Of the purchase money
cash the residue in three equal instruments at
six. twelve and eighteen months, Win interest,"
from the dny of sale, 20 be secured by the Donds
nj The purchaccr and retention OF title until the
loci nsvnent is made. Stamps ard deed at the
cost of the purchaser =,
THOS. MOORE,
roi,fsv co.. aug lE-lawts CONS. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-13

CORPORATION Court. Judge LoWe pre-
siding. CONTINUATION OF Yesterdays PRO.
cEEDINas. Licenses to keep ordinaries were
granted to Terry Ryan and Thomas Downey.
Com. vs.. Jesse WashingtoD;, petit larceny;
Jury; verdict guilty, and sentenced by the Court
to twenty five days imprisonment In the county
The estate of Jane James was committed to
the City Sergeant for administration.
George Smidt convicted at the last term tor
keeping house OF ill fame, was brought, into
Court under capias and sentenced by the Court
to pay fine of sl23 and costs anu u, until the
To.DAY.-A writ of habeas corpus ad Ju'
aicendum, was awarded to bring before INC
Court Doca Harris, an infant, under IA years IS, OF
age alleged by Martha Washington to be lie
galIy detained by Charles Rudd..
Commonwealth vs.. Samuel Ehrlicb, basterdy'
defendant demanded jury, and the oonstltu !,
uonality of his demand was being argued at =
clock, when this report closed.
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POLICE REPORT. Police officer j ohm Sipple
was reported for refusing to atterd the Mayor s
court, as witness.
Ihe new belts for the police arrived TO day,
and the badges are expected daily The c,n-
tract Tor the uniforms will be concluded dur
Ing the week, and tho work completed al an
early day.
Prosecutions against the owners ot dogs, who
have failed to nrocuae the proper llcens', will
soon be cummrDced.
Policeman Webb, who last nj sht found the
widow OF Mr. Fegan' store open, culercd tue
building, and with lam p examined the prem-
lScs. Finding nothing he went TO the station
house to report what he had done, but when
he returned the window was closed and fast.
ened.
MAYORS Court. John 4. Brown and John
Leslie, two boys hailing from Brooklyn, for
pcdding lemons without license, were dis
charged with an admonition, as they were
ignorant of the law.
Thomas Clarke, for disorderiy conduct, was
IN default oil the payment Of the imposed line,
committed to the work house for 60 days.
George Chichester, who was picked up on
the streets in an incbfiated condition and lock.
ed up 10 the station house, at his own suggcs-
ton, was discharged with an a1monitioD after
taking an oath not to drink any more liquor
for twelve months.
James SimmS, for rushing through the
bakery and into the stable OF Mr.. Vincent, up
per end of King street. and mounting and at
tempting to ride horse through the house,
was DISCHARGED upon promise to quit the city
forthwith and remain away for three weeks.
Berjlmin Boswell, for disorderly conduct
and for resisting tho police, was in default of
the imposed fne, committed to the work house
for 90 days.
Wesley Morgan, on complaint of Victoria
Scolcs, both coored, for profano and abusive
language, was dismissed upon the payment of
costs, as the charge was Withdrawn.
NIGHT REpoRT.-Night clear, bright and
cool. A rear window OF the liquor store OF p.
Fegan and front window in the grain ware
house OF NJ. Eldridge L. Co., were found open
by the police. A rear window in the store of
Suite e. Stuart was found open on Saturday
night last Three lodgers strangers, were ac-
commodaed at the station house. A colored
festival was in progress in the coIorcd school
house near tho Bridge Pump. A commotion
was created near the Diagonal Pump about .
o cock this morning, and the residents Of that
locality startled in consequence by the mad
career of COW chased by pack Of dogs.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS,
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. !
FOREIGN NEWS.
Latest from Europe.

| LONDON, Sept. l3.-The Telegraph's Paris
correspondent says that the American recogni-
ton is really but little valued there. 1t is Ie-
| garded more as the good will al power
| without material wright in thu European
| system.
On Sunday Prusaian accommodating party
encountered a body of French at Chateau
| Thierry. A sharp engagement occurred and
| the Prussians were repulSed with considerable
| loss.
The city Of scissors has refused to surrender
| in response to a summons of the Prussian com
mandcr.
Nj. Theirs is here communicating with the
Foreign Ohce.
PARIS Sept. l3.-Wilirid do Fouvile, au
thor OF several trcatises on aerial navigation is
constantly on the watch for the approaching
| Prussians from balloon He has also pre-.
pared other balloons which will be properly
anchored to serve as outlooks from different
parts of the city.
MADRID, Sept. 13.-Gen. Sicklcs the Amer.
can Minister has been rusticating tor some time
past, occasionally visiting the capital.
Last week an armed party stopped the usual
diligence and demanded Sicklcs by name; but
fortunately he was not there. The Govern
ment now supplies him with guard Tor these
incessant journeys.
ROME, September l3.-1mmense posters
have teen placardcd on the dead walls OF the
city. proolaim!ur a universal Italian Republic.
The proclamation is signed by the Republican
Revolutionary Committee.
LONDON. Sep. l3.-The steamer Napoleon
Ill, is now engaged in Transporting French
refugees to England.
An active inquiry is proceeding AZ Paris Into
the distribution Of the vast secret service 1und
O! the Empire.
The Paris Figaro regards the tender OF
American mediation as ali opportunity Tor
peace.
Ex Queen Isabella, of Spain with the Prince
OF Asturias has withdrawn TO Bavaria.
BERLIN, Sept. l2.-Bismarck's official re
port to King William, dated Donchery, Sept.
81 is published here today. Lie rccltes at
length the interview held with the French EN-
peror at Sedan, which lasted for an hour Ma
polcon sought better conditions in the matter
of capitulation than had been offered at first
by the Germans.
On this, as military point, Bismarck re-
fused discussion, but announced to the Emper
or that he was quite willing and ready to dis
cuSs questions looking 10 peace.
The Emperor replied that as he was prls
oncr that was impossible: but referred the Count
to The actual Govern mem. at Paris.
Bismarck said the situation at Paris offered
no entering point for such an overture.