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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13
Nv Rersx. Knox a. kerby,

Real Estate Agents ard Auctioneers.l
INOK SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
II FRIDAY, the LIST day of July next, at l.
M, in front of the Mayors office, that very de-
sirable DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, fs:sS
in the city of Alexandria, nj tho southeast .RsfS.
corner of Washington and Oronoko streets.
lately occupied by f. f. White, esq.
This is ono Of the most comfortable, colnmo-
dious and pleasant residences in this city, with
large LOT Of nearly quarter of an acre OF
ground. The house was rebuilt with great care
and expense by tho late Louis A. Cazenove as
a residence for his family, with every convo-
nienco necessary for their comfort. Tho un-
dorsgned selling under the authority Of decd
of trust will convey such title on ~ rs is vested
in them, but which is believed TO be undoubted.
TERME-One-f fourth of the purchase money
on the day Of sale, and the residue in three
equal instaments Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day Of sale. Sc
cured by deed of trust on the promises.
CASSIUS +. LEE.
RICHARD II. LEE,
my 26-eotd Trustees
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The Indians

ST.. LOUIS, June IL. Representative OF
the Cherokee, Creek, Seminole and Gage In
dams nhabiting the Indian Territory, a~>rmhIHd
at D kumulgcr on the 4rlI It juno /" consider
Territorial bills railroad and other sr''r'n"S.
affecting the welfare OF the lndIaES.
An address TO the President, Cunsrr>s and
the people OF the lJnit,:l States was adopted,
in which they earnestly affirm their dcEcrnna
tiGn To preserve the relations oi atnIty to HE
Government and place themselves sTnaicly Hl.
on their treaties They oppose Territorial
Government, surveys and the allotment I'll their
land and tho donation oil lands to railroads; not
because they are enemies al improvement but
because they see in them the loss 81 IN IL
homes and independence, it r,ot extinction iis2i.
They say that il in the lapse ni Time the IT,
crease OF the white population aud the march
of events have removed Us from the "lri'ril'$'
which wcwcrc plunged in nnwI;lIngy,an! placed
us 10 the way OF orr ncighh0rs, the 'arIIt + not
ours nor do they iavalidac ANY existing "h!ls;:.
ton. We ask nothing from the l1c"pI'. 't.'' az
thOrties, aside from respect and good .I"">hip
but what they have promised; m "''%rrTAhr''
of our treaties despite all vIcssIil!,!S I" "uc his
tory and the terrible ordeal ol war, ty "h'ci'
we have been >c0urgrh with lrc AMI sword,
through no iault 81 ours, but weakness ana ma
bili,y to sustain ourselves. We l""! 'h;:t Va
are nov progressing III krInw !ris", and I!:r I'M
proycmcnl ul arts, ami iii" customs e! ''HiiZ'
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

LOCAL BREvTIEs.-We have had frequent
heavy showers within the last few DAYS. There
was sharp lightning and heavy thund 90 Sat-
urday. To-day the weather was cloudy, but
exceeding sultry.
The schooner Pnta, a coal vessel trading to
this port, on her last trip, here colIided with
the schooner Clara Bell, hound to Richmond in
Chesapeake bav carrying away her jit-hoom
and bow split, and inaiclins other Injuries upon
her
A neat new fence is being erected on the St.
Asaph street side Of the Second Presbyterian
Church.
The present is good time to pull up the
grass from the curb and cutters, AZ the rain
makes it come up easily.
Ii Is said that sturgeon were meyer 80 plenti-
full, as they arc now, in the Potomac river.
Nearly every horse in the lower section of
the city has, within the last few days hesn at
tackled by disease Which has already proved
fatal in one cas-, and has Frustrated all the
Others
Notwithstanding The arrest Of the boys caught
few Sundays 40 playing base ball in the
southern quarter of the city, the sport was in
duIced IN again yesterday, but in O different
quarter r. in the northwest section
Many sail boats We're on the river last night,
their occupants enjoying the breeze and the
moonlight, and giving vent to their feelings in
songs the music Of which was born 10 the shore
and sounded sweeiy on tho juno y night air.
Some culorcd people were bap,ilel at the
usual place 10 the Potomac, off Battery Rodg-
crS. early yesterday morning.
Owing to the late rains and the prevailing
castcr y winds the tides for the last day or two
have made unusually high
A fight between two c)lored men ut til. foot
OF King street early last night was conducted
with spirit, and WAS witnessed Ivy large mum,
Der Of apparently delighted spectators
The Sunday law is said to DC observed about
as we'll here IS any where else :; which means
that all those sober enough to walk into one
place where liquor is sold can,it they chose, be.
come 81 intoxicated as to cffcctually debar
themselves from gaining admittance any where
else.
Attention is directed to the call for meet.
ing Of the Board Of Directors OF the Alexan-
dra Library company published in another
column.
Edward Mead, the young man arrested hero
last week and carried to Washington, is charg-
cd with robblng the store Of Walker & Co., on
Pennsylvania avenue in that city. William
Heath and others who were parties TO tho rob- |
berry have also been arrested.
Mcs>rI. Wilmer Il Slaymaker have added a
new and attractive feature to their extensive |
dry goods house-that for supplying gentle |
men with the goods necessary for suits of sum-
mcr clothing. Suits made Of their duck and |
linens are as neat and cool as clothing can |
well be.
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YESTERDAY. - Yesterday was Il delightful
dav, and the large number Of persons on the
streets and ut the different places OF worship
showed plainly how it was enjoyed. In the
Episcopal Churches the report OF the commit
tee ON the condition OF the diocese presenter at
the last council was read. At the NJ. f.
Church South the morning services were de
voted to Sunday School interests, the school
occupying the galleries. The singing by The
large ccncourso ui children was prominent
norton of the s,ryica A sermon specially
sdapted TO tho occasion was preached. Inc
city was full Of strangers ~-ausohs them many
from Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

Police ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE. Will.
liam Davis, colored, for disordcrly conduct on
Saturday night last, was 6ned and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Several warrants for
arrests We're issued but have not yet been exc
cutcd.
y WARRANT was issued authorizing q search
TO be made OF the premises OF Tom Freeman
for boot lasts and boot jack stolen by jim jack.
son from George Brown, oil colored.
WATCH REpoRT.-.Night alternately clear and
cloudy with an occasional sprinking OF rain.
There were no disturbances and no arrests by
the watch, nor any dodgers at the watch house.
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fs Nss9NE List.

PUkrOF ALEXANDRIA,. JUNEl3
ARRIVED.
Schrs E K Kirk, Lsle, jersey City; VIM II
Kennel, Soper, jersey City; Henry Finch.
Bunuell, Jersey City; VIM P Cushing. Crun-
mer, New York. and Fl l. Hedges, Smith, Now
York, to American Coal Co.
Brig Dirigo, and schrs John Tway, Annie
Lyons, NJ Tasker, A ID Soul and Minnie
knne to Z Agnew.
Schr Beershebs, Gilmore. Port Deposit Md.
lumber 10 b f Bruner
SAILED.
Brig X M Heslen, Boston, and schrs G B Nc
sSbain Derby and Jas s Shindler, Boston, by
American Coal Co.
Schrs John Twsy. Long Island, and Minnie
Kline, Boston, by z Agnow.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Hannah Blackman. James, hence at
Warren 9Th inst.
Schr Mary Stsndish, Rich, hence for Boston,
ut Holmes Hole 9th inst.
Schr II NJ Baxter, Rodgers, hence at New
London 9th INST.
Schr Albert Mason, Roe hence at New York
10th instant.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAzETrE.1
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June l3-3 y. n.
COMPRESS


In the Senate hr. Cole introduced bi
hxlng the method of assessing internal revenue
tax on brandy made from apples lEc referred.
On motion OF Mr. Pomcroy, the judiciary
COMMITTEE was instructed tn enquire whether
the rates of the international Ocean Telegraph
20. were excessive, and report BY blll or
otherwise.
. A bill in aid OF the Fort Kearney {; Pacific
Railroad, was then taken up.
In the House of Representatives MIR. Nc
kenzle introduced bill for the relief OF Rev
James II. Johnston of Alexandria. The bill
directs the return to him of certain monies
heretofore paid into the Treasury of the United
States
The consideration OF the naturaliz ton bill Gc
cupIed The major portion Of the morning.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following petitions for the removal of
polltcl disabilities have recently been flied
by the Committee on Reconstruction VIM.
N. Brown and Geo II. Robinson of Alcxan
drla !; Allen Ilowison Of Prince William &C.. ,
and Jcr" Moore u Vienna, Fairfax county,
Va.
Mr. Mckenzia has been most ndciatiga
bic and constant III cndeavoring 10 secure
the action Of Congress upon the subject ct
the claims OF legal citizens Of the South
against tho government but lis progress in
this matter is disputed inch by inch, and
there snaui ~ probability, ~ the session
is drawing to 4 close, that any action will be
taken before next winter.
The judiciary COMMITTEE have come IL ~
as yet in the c&Sc OF Pat WnndS
lie remains in charge OF the Sergeant at Arms.
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CLOSE OF THE Festival. festival held
n;.b,lv throughout the last week at the Az
sembv Rooms for the benefit 'o' tic NJ. f.
Church sou,h, closed on Saturday night with
an auction sale tho OF goods remaining on manu-
The festival was quite SUCCESS ard .ne
managers express their thanks 10 tho public
for their liberal patronage. a very cons'detoo'e
sim has been realized, and many nave 'een
afforded the opportunity OF enjoying them
selves, an opportunity which, judging by Inc
nlessant looks OF those lrequenting the room
MONT after night, was availed OF advantage
ously.
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OF ALEAn-
decree of the Circult
Va, pronounced at its Msy
suit of Francis l.. Smith and 9th
Miller and others, the underslgL
soners appointed by the said deer.
for sale, by public auction, on the p.
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June.
O'Clock M, the following described p.
in the city Of Alexandria, Va. to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND on the east sid,
Union street, between King and Prince, freL
ing on Union street seventy one feet nine and
half inches. and extending esstwardly one hun
dred and thirteen feet two inches TO the Strand,
having the same front thereon as on Union st.,
with the use Of 3 twenty feet alley on the north,
q four feet alley on the south, and sidewalk
on the east, in common with others entitled
thereto. There is al old BRICK WARE.
HOUSE on the lot. Possession given the first
of January, 1871.
TERMS-O tenth Of the purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal payments at
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, an retention Of the title IT,
the property until the purchase money shall
have been paid. Cost Of stamps and convey
ancing to bo paid by tho purchaser.
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Jr.,
ia Commissioners of Sale
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N7s-ln tao handbils circulated in relation to
tho horse and colt show at Uppervile it is
stated that premiums are offered for horses
over II years oil. II should be for horses five
wears old and over Persons who have received
the hsndblls will please make the proper
change. Tho Warrenton and Leesburg papers
urs requested TO notice this correction. eo2t
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FOR SALE-Thn L,aSe aHl Fi%;Nrni -: tho
beautiful store n"w occupied hy =; p"a'hht'.
In order to close business within the sh"rt"'L
possible tim., my fine stock NJ EI"thing an!
dents Furnishing ti""ds will hn sold oil ut
whatever sA"riEnn All those VIII" "rc Indebted
to mo will please pay up wi.hou. delay.
,nuvti-lawLt ). DEAL!i An.
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The Markets.

sew YosK, June l%.-%tocks wc'%. M"""y
Aa5 per cent. Id IL. VirEm'" sivs ,. TA Is 'ia!
y I I.wer. Corn is dull and declining.
BALrlMoEE, Juno I".-Thcrc l. n Stock
Board TO day The Board Mti"nrn"'! "n Il"
count of the death OF Samuel HUNS, II. Cotton
dull NJ III. Flour active. Wheat hrin ana
unchanged. Whla Corn ll7all9; S"'!"" w
{ 1.t.
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ITARDWAKE, CUTLERY. &c.

1bo subscribers have in store i large Ds s1 10
we'll selected stock Of goods IN f t dsslars. Our
which they invite the atent,es cash prices and
goods were purchased At i sn;t the times. We
Will will T Ds loi to the interest of purchasers TO
give us call. ,n,ouTON &S SON,
q. 9onN - SO King street.
x1H0TCE DRIED BEEF received ana iof
~ sa'e W 226 King st., cor, Alfred
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,IBUTER'S HILL GARDEN.

Tina DISTINGUISHED Italian Musicians, JOHN
IANEI wife and cousin, will give a musical,
instrumental and vocal entertainment, at Shu-
,ar's Hi Garden, head of King street, on Mon
DIV evening next, commencing at two o cio OK.
The Tycoon will have entire supervs,Ot for Gn tbe
econ dstion of the large number who are
"ynect ed TO be present on tho occasion
HENRY HERBNER,
HENRY ENGLEHARDT.
80 O. Proprietor.
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REMARKS. The market for Flour is irmer
Went opens with light tfarings, an active de,
miami and MI advance in prices; sales Of Gao
bushels rel ut l3l. 1877. IA and l47. Corn IS
very active ut an advance Of la:'c; offerings of
"'4 bushels mixed, with sales at lU3, l07, 100
III And ~ for damage to prime; offerings of
II bushels yellow, bat no sales reported. Rye
is NOMINAL with offerings of S4 bushels. Oats
are firm 1T t!It. with offerings Of 499 bushels
Butter has io>linod la2c Eggs may be quoted
1T 2Ja2i.
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STOVES STORED AND REPAIRED dur
ing tb. summer Mt tho IT N ana STOW Is store "l
THOMAS HOY, corner OF King and fitt Sts''
Opposite the Marshall lIou5s. NJ IT
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CANAL COMM ERCE.
Iss9s asaEA
ARRIVALS-TO-DAY,

ARRIVALS-TO-DAY
Boats ] S Davenport, X Sistare. J K An
derson, VIM Laird. jr., Eagle, w Hutchens,
e w Wallis, 81 L Gilbert, Goldfnch, Q + Liv-
armore and M Sandford,to American Coal Co.;
boats w II Wilson, Shenandoah and Lidie, to
Maryland Coal Co.; boat J N Msgruder, to
Hampshire s. Baltimor Coal Go.
DEPARTURES.
Roa.o A H Grant, Du Bois, j Davenport.
& X Sistare, w II Wilson and Il Anderson
for Cumberland.
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By Beck, KNOX a. kcrby,
Heal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
SSIGN EE'S 5 A L. Els.

Real Estate Agents anu AucLiOnecTs.I
A ssIG N EE'S ga l. IS.
BY authority of tho District Court of the
United States for tho District Of Virginia, in
the matter Of John X. Shumato. bankrupt, L
will SELL BY public N the fy Of dsv
May, 1870, ut II o'clock NJ. in front Of the May
A BALANCE OF ONE SHARE, belonging
to tho e:tate Of said bankrupt, being one-si1tL
of onesixth of the estate Of John Rust late OF
Warren co., Va, deceased.
The residue Of bankrupts interest in said es-
tato is sold subject to the liens thereon. -,
@s-The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, the 23l of May, 1870. at the Same
place s and hour. JOHN s. Fow Al.9sse.
ns- Tho above sale has been postponed uu-
til TUESDAY, The 2lst of June, 1870.
my 23-2awtd
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
y BAILEY'S CROSS KOADS.-By direc-
ton of tho several DEGREES of tho Circuit Court
of Fairfax county, in tho suit Of Davy y Hsr-
mon We. VIM. Payne and others shall. on
the 2Oth day Of June 1879 in front OF th 20 the
highest bidder. Vt public sale all that TRACT
or PARCEL OF LAND, situated in the said
county Of Fairfax and Stste OF HTf lands Of
Mnssrs, Gorden, Donelson and others, contain
inD S6 acres, rood and IS poles, moro or less.
Ths Irpd lies immedja;ely on the sogsh SIDE OF
sons taHtS OF rSrchas,Hs viii iese call
AIR. Bailey, VINO lives near.
TERMS One fourth of the purchasc-m money
in hand as n deposit liable to be for leted should
tho purchaser fail to complete his purchase
the residue in three equal instalments, payable
vt six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from tbs day Of sale, TO be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser. and tho title to DO re-
tanned until the last payment Is made. Nlaih pS
and deed nj the cost of the purchaser.
THOS. MOORE, Com. Of Sale.
Fairfax county. my 13--InwLs
+ AND FOR SA I.E-Pursuant To doed Of
| trust from Lee Tutt!e To tho Undersigned,
herring date April ~, 1881. End "t record on
Tho lnnd records Of Fairfax county, llDor b'
No, i. paec Il. shall. on mon DAY, the 10Th
DIV Of June, 1870 Court day, III front OF IN"
Cont House door Of Fairfax county, snli 10 tHo
highest bidder, the following described xxx,
EkrY: All that TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND conveyed by said deed Of trust con,
timing two hundred and ninety-hv acres anu
orc hundred and !orty-ono polns inns lana He3
near Burke's station, o., -. ~ VI. w. w. "'N
nsnr T.. A. Arundlo :. .,o
TEkMS--Sn much cash ~ will dlacharge tho
nxuensrs of s,llo and the amount due ana un-
mid under the said decd oi trust ana the resl'
Iun ON y credit Of six months. The cash re-
cm,rcL will be announced on the Iay OF eaic.--
Sailing ~ Trustee, I will convey such ttie rs
i. vested in me by faid deed ct trus'"nly'"h'c"
!, believed 20 bc good.
WIN. SAGhR. Trustee.
Fairfax co. my l9--lawlW
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M- NOTICE.-We have on hand a
EsS large stock of Ladies, Misses and
ChiIdren's BOOTS and SHOES, aRd in orcer
TO reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices. All in want will do we'll to call NJ -
King street.
. ian 28-tf w. b. WADDE1.
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Sweethearfs and Wives.

Essays for Young Men on Single and We'd
del Lifs-lhp dangers Of Colibscy, and the
Joys Of true Marriage with sanitary aid Tor
those who arc in any Way. untitled for matri
munial hapuinnss. Sent froo, IN scaled envel-
npes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box 2, Philadelphia, Pa. my 26-3n
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CARD-I am credibly informed that II
is extensively circulated by certain parties that
an arrangement has been made for me to OBTAIN
mani Of postmaster of Alexandria, and then
transfer the same in favor of other parties, and
in return for the same share in the emolument
Of the Office. -
/ emphaticaliy deny any such arrangement:
am not for sale. Whatever is done by me to
ohtejn the appointment will be done nonorably'
;,IaIt j. g. CLARK. /
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Fairfax co., ing 18-law.s

rf'kUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue Of decd Of
trust from William d. Shepherd and wife,
dated the 9Th day of December, 1867. duly re-
corded amongst the land records of Fairfax
county, and for the purposes thorein mention
Ell, will sell. 1T public auction, at Fairfax
Court House, Va, on MONDAY, the 20th day
al Juno next, that being Court day. the TRACT
or LARD called "MOUNT OAK" near the
l!aga "i Falls Church. formerly belonging ~
Daniel +. Dulany, containing near 200 acres
Tho buildings consist Of u large BRICK fss:A
DIV ELiIlNG HOUSE and other ont ktila
buildings; il is vol wstcrcl has II suliciency
OF timber for its support, and is one of the most
beautiful and desirable tracts of land in tho
county. 1t is distant about miles from Wash
ing:on city and Il from Alex andria.
TERMS-Sl .594 G5 with interest from tho lst
"f January 1868 and the expenses Of sale, will
ho required in cash; $l,59LG5 with interest
from the lsL of January. 1868, on the LIST day Of
Jnnunry, ISL, 1872 and 1875, the excess, ifany,
with interest from tho day of SALE TO be paid on
the LIST day Of January, 1873, TO DO secured by Il
lien upon tho property, ut tho expense Of the
purchaser. Selling Ms Trustee, shall convey
such title only as is vested in mo, which, how
ever, i; believed to be unquestionable.
TlIOS. Il. LOVE, Trustee.
Fairfax CO., my l0-la4w
Wash. Ken. cOpy and send bill
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RASH. BRAWNER r. l..

RASIL BRAWAER .. l..
VIM. A. GAVE
DRAWER u CO.,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
A. ~ North Fairfax street, (west sidel between
King st., and the Market Building,
Alexandria, Virginia:
,,c,onns in the States Of Virginia and
, oA.1s ~ AMI houses and lots in the city OF
m nin;and ria receive our special attention.
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ISM FISH FlS HI!

Arrived, per schr. Mary Fletcher a we'll So
lected cargo of uppp,Nn
'o 1Ea bhls Halifax No. GIBBED HEkR!N'f'
io0 bbis PORTLAND ROUND :.
zoo bbls EASTPORT No: ! Dopu
100 Ibis superior SPLIT LABKADo3
which will be sold low from Wns al y. W.
Apply to NJ. EEDHiD C'Ih Wbs,ves.
feb S--tf NO. 4 Soutt w 100 -
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LJRERAL REWARD will be paid for
Y snv Information concerning the whero-
mbouIs Of AUGUSTUS DAVIS, aged fifteen
wears, who left his hcme, No. 46l street be-
tween 4th and 9th, Washington city. u. T.. on
Friday evening. June 10th, Had on when ne
left home black cloth jacket hgat pants anu
vest and a drab felt hat. He is OF fair complex
ion a little freckeled in the face, blue eyes and
brown hair. a: DAV 10, Wy
ia l3-ao3L& 4Ol ii 81 N. W.
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f15rp62HSSySSy7G " ], w
r AZ King street,
rA..r,;, hs,i,n street, / Alcxandrin, Virgna.
AGENT Foa
WN. KNAEE x co.'s. GOLD MEDAL
rIAND@.
WM. nElNEKAM"i. hrsLc class bAl.li-
untE PIANOS. Every instrument "arrMnt-
al for five years Sold ri factory prices on H''
.,utuod,hine terms ususJ in other cities.
PARLOK ORGANS Irom tho best lhnknrs.
| will nlso furnish PIANOS from any maker
in the country for whIcH p"rS'i"II hon" thernbv
=, Ioayc no cause for those VIII" hnvo nj he"rl
tho interest Of Alexandria 1" bay away lr""
home.
,b.t h.vo been out on rent for sale ut very re-
Iurod pricos. Every Instrument warranted
Il lsu tho following: m
Vinlins, Guitars Flutes, Flutinas. Acc"r-
deems, Conccrtinas, VioIinceilos, bnnJos' F'"-
lin Bows, Bridges Pins, Rosin, Mouth organs
ess- Bost quality Violin and Guitar Strings
Instrumental and Vocal Sheet MUSE IN
struction Books and Music paper ordets 10
Music solicited and filed at the shortest n"sico
NV facilities for repairs Of Pinnos Organs
Accordcons, Violins, &c, &c, are "nch On
lurgcd and satisfaction guaranteed, m ,o,
Pianos, Organs, &c, for Rent: Also, Tune"
and psckcd. liam lOl V. BECKER.
rARD-The Office I hold forbiIs Inc TO
A practice in any of tho Courts: cl..i nave
business in the hands Of my son, X. BYE
LEWIS, who will attend to it if consistent WIN "
the wishes of my clients. He occupies nay , 10"
Office, and will give diligent and prompt at1oa
ton to all professional business en'r's''o 10
| him. ,;,o;o,bo (,ou,ts
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

4 MEETING of the Board of Directors OF
n the Alexandria Library Company will be
Eold TO- morrow, Tuesday, al o'clock p. m :,
A full attendance is desired IS matters OF vital
interest to the Library will be brought up.
b. KEMPER,
ia 13-2t President Alex. ILlD' 70.