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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODs

My stock being rather larger than necessary at
this season OF the year, am anxious to reduce it.
To that end, I will off.
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McKENNA'S SODA SALOONS.
No. % Camp Street. Opposite CONNER
eial Place, and No. GEO Magazlne
Street, near acksOn Street

Mr.. b. MCKENNA has the pleasure to inform
MS patrons of the Fourth District that he has OPEN
ca Saioon on Magazine street, Jackson street,
heretofore. - w
In both establishments PASTRY Of the choicest
Hnd and finest material will always be supplied.
Also ICE CREAMS. etc. Parties DESTROYS of OBJ
their orders at either Of the sstablishmsnts.
B. NCKENNA,
F5u ProprietoE.
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K. B. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
New Orleans, June 4. 1870.

NoTE.-Dr. Hunter devotes bis entire attention tn
the treatment of diseases of the throat. lungs and
Canal street, daily from nine to four Sundays nine
to tweive). ;es ~
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To purchasers during the remainder of his month
My goods are all fresh and new, and well bought, and
embrace complete lines of
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probabilities are that the prisoner would
have been rescued, and another scene of
blood would have been added to those
which have so recently occurred in the
northwestern part of this State.
A spirit of barbarous lawlessness is
being manifested in Shreveport, that good
men Of all classes can but deprecate, and
which will, if persisted in, result disas-
trously to those who participate in it, or
who, by their silence, encourage it. A
few days subsequent to the arrest of
Ballowe, Assistant Assessor Flood, of
Shreveport, was notified, by a Ku-Klux
communication with the usual emblems
of mortality, that be must leave that
city; this was followed by the stoning of
his house, breaking in the windows thereof,
and endangering the lives of its occu-
pants. and compelling him to send his
wife to this city for safety. The business
place of Deputy United States Marshal
Harking was entered, and his small stock
OF goods either destroyed or thrown into
the streets, and his life threatened if he
should return to that city.
We understand that Supervisor Conk-
lin will apply to the War Department for
authority to use the military to assist and
protect the revenue officers in the dis
charge of their duties whenever it shall
appear necessary SO to do. He is deter.
mined that the revenue laws shall be as
fully and fairly enforced in the Third Dis
trict Of this State as elsewhere. He has
made such representations to the United
States District Attorney and the Judge of
the United States Circuit Court as will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-28
AVCTI(sN MALES.

THRUST SALE-By virtue Of deed of trust
! l. from Virginia Scott to the undersigned.
dated the 18th day Of August, 1870, Of record Oh
| the land records of Fairfax county, Virginia
DAY, the eth day of December, 1870, at II
u :, in front of the Mayors Office in the city Of
Alexandria, Va, as trustee in said deed named.
offer for sale, by public auction, the following
described TRACT OF LAND. in said county
of Fairfax. part of the BUSH HILL ESTATE.
viz: Beginning at stone marked X. M. s.. 2,
being the corner of d tract OF land conveyed by
Josiah Watson and wife to Richard Marsh all
Scott on the 10Th of August, 1877, and running
thence with the 4th line Of said TRACT reversed
north 74o east So poles to tho corner u
Of said above mentioned tract; thence dus
north S07 poles 10 stump Of swamp black
oak. on the bank Of Cameron or Back Lick run;
thence with the neandar5 Of the run to stake
On the bank thereof on the dividing line OF the
thence with said dividing line south IL east
1877 poles to stone marked Il. II. 8. g; thence
again with the lines of the above mentioned
tract conveyed by Josiah Watson and wife to
Is. M. Scott south 1850 west 75 poles to tho cor
ner tx" ofsaid tract; thence with the last line
ming, containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND, exclusive Of the land oc-
cupied by the o.. A. & NJ. T.. r. Co. near the
bank of the run.
Terms: Expenses OF sale and ! of the pug:
chase money cash, and the residue in two equal
instalments st six and twelve months, respect
lively, from tho day Of Gale, with interest; the
deferred payments to be secured by negotiable
notes. with good endorsers. and also by lien
upon tho property-lhe said property being liza.
bio to be rosold by public auction upon default
in tile payment thereof by virtue OF said deei
of trust. Deeds and stamps ut the cost of tho
purchaser. WESTEL WILLOUGHB7,
Fairfax CO.. nov 25-ts Trustee
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s.u Rncix. MnNS & kerDY,

Real Estate Agents SEc AuCtiohee!s.j
rElETSTEE'S So LE.-In execution Of deed
+ of trust from Joha r. Blcxham to the sub;
scfibsr, besrlng dste July J, 1879, and recorded
amongst tho and records Of Fairfax county, ID
Iber (, TO. 4. folio 1874, shall, for the pur'
poses in said deed mentioned and recIared'
proceed to sell, by public suGllon ;o on "a Lun,
q, click a.. in front Of Cats tayerL, West End.
y Certain LOT or PARCEL or LAMP. in the
co;lrtv Of Fsrfnx, situated on the south side Of
the LiLtle River Turnpike aDd binding thereon,
u short distance beyond tho first toll-gslo' ana
containing ubou; Ten AUEES, more or 1883
TERMS-The sum of 500, With interest from
July 1T, 1869, and the iurther sum of $500 WITH
interest from June 18th. 1869 must Dc paid
down in cash for the residue such credit VIII
hs allowed IS tho said John L. Bloxh may
direct. LA W hENI@' =. ~ tTr,,.,.o
sep 81 cots go go.
s9.. Tho ,.bove sale mas been pos ponnd until
WEDNESDAY,, DecemHer I. nov 5-eots
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SHALL NATURE BE SUSTAINED

SHALL NATURE BE SUSTAINED.
To give debitsting medicines to thu weak is
sb ;ut "a sensible as it would be to try 10 help
man to his f5st by kicking him when he was
down.
That sort of practice Is going, out of fashion.
1t has filled so many graveyards that people no
longer believe in it.
Ifthose who are not strong by nature expect
to avoid tho attacks of disease, they must en-
deavor to acquire tina vigor necessary to re-
sit it.
How is this to BE- done? Common senso aug'
gest, by tina use of invigoTsting medicine.
The great object is to STRENGTHEN TIE sTs-
TEM WITHOUT EXCITING IT.
This object is accomplished by the judicious
use of tho rlost potent and genial Of ell vegets-
bic tonics and alternatives, Hostotter's Stomach
Btters. :.
Many valuable properties arc bined in
this preparation. It improves the appetite and
renaers diye ton oasy and !.orfect
Il gives stoadincss to tho nerves, Induces
healthy, nstu7al Aow OF bile prevents, consli-
pstion without unduly purgMS tbs bowels !
gently stin,ulntea the circulation, and by pro
Ino.inc vigorous condition of tho rhysi al
system, promo es also that cheerfulneEs which
is tho truest indication of vol balanced CON
djtion OF all The animal powers.
Summer leaves both the body and The IN lac
more or less exhausted Now is the time 10 70
cruit them, and thus forc3tall the maisrious 10
yers ana o.hor complaints which prnstrat. sc
many thousands overy Fall NV 2a-oo'w
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L O G. A L n E w s

HYDRoPHoBIA.-It was mentioned in Sa,ur-
days Gazette that Mr.. England, toll keeper on
the Leesburg pike, had been bitten some time
last Spring by dog supposed to have been
mad. Since then the disease {bydrophobia}
has fully developed itself, and we learn that
the united efforts of four strong men is requir-
ed to hold the patient during his rawlings. Mr..
England in his intervals OF consciousness, is
fully aware Of his condition. and warns all to
leave his presence when feeling the approach
Of his paroXysnls.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %. "A London cable
dispatch to the Public Record says: 'RuSsl'
has agreed to conference on the Eastern cues
tion."
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The Times this mornln'
contains St. Petersburg dispatches OF mot'
pacific tone, and notes partial return OF COIN
mercial activity.
No collision between Russia and England i:
DOW probable.
1t has been definitely settled that meetln!
of the foreign ministers of the Powers interest
ed in the treaty of 1856 shall. take place II
ENGLAND in January.
Dispatches from Tours announce that Sc
we're and general engagement is in progress
French victories along the Loire are claimed
and it Is reported that the Germans have peer
routed and arc rctreatlng.
LONDON, Nov Is. The feeling in inanola
circles to day is much more healthy. The zeal
of u rupture ia the relations between Grea
Britain and Russia, on the question OF thu
Black sea difficulty, is gradually abating among
all classas of people.
The Times this morning hopes the answer &c
Gortschakcf which goes forward to st. Peters
burg to-day, will be firm and concliiatory.
4 protest from the Italian government was
soDt to St. Petersburg on Saturday last.
Odo Russell dined yesterday with klug
William at Versailles. lie was well received.
lilo subsequently had an Interview with Bis
marcs. The latter said Willis adhcrng to
u conference, and having no concert with kus-
sia,. he was surprised at the action OF Gorta-
chakotf Prussia, however, declined TO inter.
tere 10 the matter.
LONDON, Nov, 28-ll a. ln.-News from
France to dav is meagrc and unlmDortant.
Tho Psris Figaro impl0rcs the French Gov
crnnent to conclude peace, tho defence Of Paris
being impossible.
The Tours journals OF Saturday speak OF the
extraordinary activity Of the War Department.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.--Jamcs Stuart Wortlcy
died yesterday, aged G5 years,
LONDON, Nov. 2S-2:30 .. m.-Tho follow.
Ing important dispatch has just been received
here.
Tours, Nov. Forenoon. battle occur
red yesterday between Villiers and Salem, near
Amens, ia the department OF Somme, which
lasted all day. The French maintained their
positions up to half past tour in the afternoon,
when the town of Vliers was abandoned before
the superior forces and artillery of the Prus-
slams.
The French we're subsequently beaten at b
yes, few miles west OF FiIicrs, but ut Durry
maintained their positions until nlghtIal.
Three thousand Germans were engaged 10 the
conflict at the latter place.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 27--via BERLIN AND
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Tho settlement OF the
Black Sea question may be hoped for on the
basis of conference and the withdrawal Of the
Russian note After Constantinopc and St.
Petersburg had been rejected as the seat OF
the proposed conference, London was agreed
upon. Russia'is entirely peaeeab!e.
MADRID, Nov 2S.-1he Counts OF Chestc
and Caange have accepted the amnesty offer-
cl bg the Government. They have sworn
fidelity TO the constitution and been restored to
their Captain Generalships.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF sEINEs, &c.

Undor and by rirtuc OF deed Of trust from
Littleton Hall and K. e.. Chase to me, dated
May 18th, 1869, and record ed in liber Z. No. g.
page Gid, ono Of the record books Of Aleyan-
dria county, shall. on the 9th DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, 1870, ut II M, at the store Of o. q.
Henderson, on Union street, in The city Of AL
ezandria, Offer for sale, by public auction, the
following property. to Wit:
One small SUMNER SEINE and TACK
LING.
One large SPRING SEINE and new RUS.
STA BOLT ROPE two CAPSTANS, q lot Of
OARS and COOKING UTENSILS.
One large SEINE BOAT and one LOOK
OUT BOAT
One large TAR POT and e small LOT OF
LUMBER. :,
Terms: All SUNS under S25 cash, and all
over that credit OF six months, secured by
wei! endorsed negotiable notes.
Z. G. HENDERSON,
nov Gl-ts Trustee.
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The arIkcfs.

new YORK, Nov. 2e.-Stocks steady. Gold
1l9. hfoney 4a5. Virginia is, ex.coupon 62si
new 6S. Flour quiet and unchanged: Corn
dull and declining. Wheat dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2s.-Virginis es old, 49a
biz, sou asked do 1856 50 bid, COZ asked; do
1861 IS bid, ST askad. Cotton dull. Flour qaiet
and stoady. Wheat dull; choice white lI0a
us; good 10 primo l4Ual65 prime to choice
red ed 155al70; fir to good lsoa5o; common ll5
nl25; Ohio and Indiana 1%Jal35. Corn, white,
77aeO; yellow 50. Ryo firm at 7os85. Oats
lower at u0a52
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From Boston.

Boston, Nov. 2S.-Chsrles +. White aged
% years, living with his parents in this city,
committed suicide By taking poison yesterday.
He was suffering from disease.
John Mallory was chokcd to death while
eating breakfast at East Cambridge yesterday.
McEtrick's proposed walk of one hundred
and tour consecutive hours was summary
clns=d by his arrest Tor giving an exhibition
without license.
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z.EfataHEksE S.
f 6. ii = 3 u K N Ely & SON,
~ WM. RAMSAY,
147 KING STREET,

Has just opened Il full stock Of whole. half
and quarter boxes L.. Y ER RAISINS, Sultana,
Seedless and Valencia do, ZANTE CUR
RANTS CITRON. Telrsgona and Paper Shell
ALMONDS, PECAES, ENGLISH WAL.
NUTS. Fiterts, Palm Nuts, Figs, Lemons,
Cranberries, Flavoring Extracts, ELam Sapsa.
60, Esslish Dairy, Pineapple and Cutting
Cheese, English and American Pickles. Sauces,
C.tsups, &c, Imported and Domestic Crackers,
Preserved Ginger, Olives and Capers, French
Mustard, Bordeaux OIL Coyes Gslatine and
Sea Moss Farine sc. nov 10
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ATTENTION..

We bog TO cali tho attention Of Medical P rac-
ttioners and invaihS TO 3reers Standard VINO
Bitter,. us Il mildly stimulating diuretic, sudor-
;dc and tonic ala 10 debilit.LoG persons from
whatever caus,, Their base is Speer's pure
winc, without the scmbiancs OF medication, ex-
cort BIZ herbs and roots. The most Geiicata IT,
dos usa them with decided advantage. They
arc remarkably pleasant TO the taste.
Sold hy Druggists nov 2o--l"
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Fairfax county, nov l9-laI9
NV Holm Ell. parroat, Auctioneer.

.r1RUST SALE-By virtue of q decd Of tru.t
4 from William l.. Harris and wife ct al !,
record in iber Z, No. !, folio 4S3 OF the land
records of Alexandris county, Va, tho under
signed, as Trustee in said deed named. will eH-
pose to sale, by public auction. in from! of the
Mayors ctico. III the city of AleZsndrls, Va
on TUESDAY. the 18th day 2t November
TWO FRAME TENEMGNT5 thereon, ks
situated Oh the west sido Of Fairfax st between
wilkes and Gibbon streets. in toe Said city OF
Alexandria, in front On Fairfax street thirty
feet, and in depth seventy. eight feet: Terms
cash. CHARLES 4. d u a NJ,
ncv14-onts Trustee.
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THE I!ONFESS1DNS OF A. INVALlD.
Published ior tho borcft of Young Hen WHO
suffer from Nervous Debility, c!c also
Guidance for tbs nervous of both sexes Toung
and old esch work supplying the means OF
eulr euro. Written by nio who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving 81 pes. paid directod
envelope. Address
NATHANIEL MAYFAiE,
nov 2i--enlm Brooklyn, n. !.
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CIRCUIT oURT-To-DAY.-Two ITS
of the jailor were allowed.
George Jarboe. alias John Ii. Brady, here
tofore convicted of perjury, was sentenced by
the Judge to two years aDi six months continc'
ment in the penitentiary.
Reuben Johnston was appointed Commits
sioncr of Accounts for the Circuit Court for
Alexandria county.
Several DEGREES in chaucery wcro rendered.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROuAHs.
VHkRLES WHITrLtSEY,
U. $. COMMISSION SE,
AID

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOE -
BANKRUPTCY.
co-,,ass bsvin~ iI,.t amended tho Bankrupt
10 ~ 90 that early all parties can be- discharged
ron, their debts unobstructed ny the fifty per
cant clause so called, another opportunity ":-
fers to secure the benehts Of thia most effective
and permanent measure Of relei The sbGvs.
named will make Bankrupt bus'Heis SpecI"I. s.
gill urocure discharges on the most moderate
terms, and transact Ali business in that lin" ~
prices which cannot TAIL TO be ssli:fact2ry Be-
Inc u. s. Commissioner, he will andeavor to
Vat the different counties Oh court days, md
thus save parties The trouble ard EXPENSE d
sever 81 trips TO Alexandria in beginning hac
proceeding with their cases. l3!scnarees can
be obtained here before Register Il I'll rs promp;,
y as in Richmond or elewnsT9 rs ana add IT. n ,nai
,ba Rantrunt act, in connection with the
sssmp.on whsn il s is nST b bel bsD
wml I Is is the only real roief now offered &c
p ari Struggling in the hoEe!oss bandcgn .
old jebts. Address personally OF, BY otter =:
No. y sonth Royal street, alexandria. llyl6.,!
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NEW BAK cry.

NEW BAKERY.
hIOTiCE.-HANS JUHANSON, No. l7o
~ King, one docr west Of Washington st:,
respectfully Informs his old patrons and friends
tha. he now occupies the above named house,
snd is fully prepared to furnish them daily WITH
everything in his line. such rs ICE tkESH q
BREAD, BISCUITS, PIES nnj CA hES %, AZ
orders from families gladly received ana ol.eo
at shortest notice. nov 2o-5tN
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SINCLa AIR
CARPENTER: AND JOlMhE
Nh X SDITTH Water STREE

NC. IS, SOUTH " ATER SIZE
Near the Bank 4! he Old pomiai"D.j
Is prepared to execute with dispatch nd 2
the most reasonable terms, ell cork III bis ilnt
sad satisfaction warranted
BE solicits work from tho ndlsco!s cooI'"' a
any kind Of repai7irE. le To-
DAKAFFINE CANDLES-4s aDd ts-f:
sale BY NOV III j. g. I1LBUEH'
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ACcIDENT.-Johu Poss, driver for Mr.. j.
H. d. Smoot, was severely injured by barrel
of lime falling upon him while unloading his
wagon at the depot OF the Washington u Ohio
railroad, on Saturday last.
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REWAsKS.-The market Tor Flour 10 un-
changed since our last report; stocks arc am
pie and the demand is confined TO tho city s
trade. Wheat is active at 4 sight decline on
lower anu medium grades but firm for prime
and choice samples; offerings Of 1854 bushels
rcd, with sales ut l!5 l25, us 100. l3j and las;
latter figures for choice. Cora is dull and low
er; offerings of 1903 bushels whito and mixed,
with sales ut 70, II, Is and IS; sales Of yellow
Offerings previously reporteaI at "A. Rye is
unchanged offerings small. with sales At Is
and CO. Oats are steady; offerings of 800 bush
els, with sales reported at A.
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nov Gl-ts

TH7RUSTEE'S SA LE,-.By virtue Of deed Of
!. trust from II. e.. Otis and G. 3. Selden to
the undersigned. of record on tho land records
OF Fairfax county liber Z, No. q, i9ho u G ana
DAY, tho 10Th Day of December. 1870. Court
day in front of the Court Eousa. door of Fair
fax county, offer for sale. to The highest bidder.
all that TEACT or PARCEL or LAND in
said deed fully described, containing 20 acres
This land adj oins the lands Of VIM Il. Allen,
Newman Burke and Pesson Croscn is about
three miles from Clifton station, on tho o., a.
g III. Il. j.. -,
Terms Of sale: 10 much cash in hand ss will
pay tho expenses of sale and the aum or SoUV'
With interest thereon from tho I'D of June,
1869, till the day Of sale. anG the residue on =
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months; IN
equal instruments. with Interest from the day
of sale, 70 be secut ed by lion on the property
IHOJ MOORE, Trustee.
Eairfax county nov 2l--laW4w
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NV JOHN FL. Farroat, Auctioneer.

cALEOF A. VALUAB LIE FARM on THE
WNSEINGrUN CITY ROAD, MIDWAY
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AID ALEA.
ENDEiA.-UnJer authority OF dead OF trust
I,Ura i irxander Boyd, dated June. Is, 1868 the
subscriber Will sell, By public auction, On SAL
TIRDaf, Uscembhr lDth. 1910, at - O'clock
N !, front OF the Mayors cihce. IN the CITY OF
H,nrsndri. w., tn. TRAIT OF LAND, sit
1.tnI n ! alexandria county Immediately on
The north side Of -Four Mile Rln, between the
WASHINGTON and AexunGria Railroad anu
Tucnpke and tho Potomac river, containing
OEEIIUNDMED ACRES, more or less oslhs
that part OF the "Su,nmer Hip farm, "nlch
lies oast o.. aaiCl railroad and turnpike: ,r,
Ter,ns cash. $. FERGUSON BhACH'
nov 6-eots - - - ue-ee-
.~TLIFTON FOR SALEBY PUBLIC AZ.
1 TION.-In execution of 81 deed "l hus'
,rcm William s. Kc,nper to tho sups 81. bv
dstnd March LIST, 1867, l will offer lo[ I m ~
amc,ion on SATURDAY. the loth O. IN o's Sav.
h hn 1s-n =. - }cocx A., in front OF te my
opr, IT,, ~ ~. city OF Alsxsutu. in%s %ei,
or onice, - hoanI;f,I tar1n called 'CLlr ioN,
known a:iu Ts;.fs, county, W.. ao0N. nll~"y
SltusIed -. ;,- If Alaasndrlaand II "uh' ' CT
Oet"eon , w.. 2i3l acres and now ~ tne po''
non: CONN nJ occupiad By, II. A. h:s'ey' es4'
ses saT na, M il has been highly I'm prove ,hor
ny VIM -, IN. sulae tine AID place.; ono Hsne.
M. 5A ,':.' ar PARCEL OF LAHD' a'Jo'n"h
| .Iova described containing ZIt sctes
'N 11sERMS-Onc tenth OF the Futcnhso l,s ~
he residue III three eanHi Pay menus u.
e;x. twelve and Gig htesn 'hoHln'' WIN 'A'''
| e. n the day Of sale. vt0p
! Trustee.
| oct T-oo:5
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Cash paid for old iron and brase
sop tit

sep o--ti ~. ..---.--- -
HAS AND STEAM FIT 4 &,
WIN. COGAN.
No. Is North Royal street
Has constantly on hand e large ana "o.colete
assortment OF
CHANDELIERS,
2RhCK FITS.
HhSPH,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND POkTASik p'S''f
LlQHTS IN VARIETY
pOECELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA Hnd
OTHER SHADES;
CUT. GENUED AND PLAIN Gil HL5 {;
STREAM PIPE. CAGES, COCKS, Valves,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line,
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnisbed
and fitted up with Gas ia the NEST suostanL ial
and elegant manner.
ly and faithfully executed; all at prices WHICH
will give satisfaction. my o--I
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AND FOR SALE-Pursusntt to deed of
/ 4 trust from Lee Tuttls to the undersigned,
bearng date April %, 1859. and of record on
the snd records of Fairfax county. liber 3,
No. 4, page 76 / shall, on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF Decem Der, 1870, Court day. in front oil
the Court House door of Fairfax county, sell 10
The highest bidder, tho following described
property: Ali that TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND conveyed BY said deed of trust. con;
tanning two hundred and ninety-hve acres and
lies near Eurkes station, O., a. & NJ. 4. f.,
and near G. a. Arundles.
Terms: So much Cash IS viii! discharge the
expenses of sale and the amount due and unLsid
under the said deed of trust and the residue on
be announced on the day Of sale Selling
as trustoo, | will convey such title as is
vested in Inc by said deed of trust only, which
ia beloved to be good.
VIM. SAGAR, Trustee.
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AMUSENEE NTS.
II b Ji 4, T Y II q j. J.

IBIi ETY. ii q J. l..
POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AHD SATUHDAI
EVENINGS, DEC. l. 2 and 3, 1870.
Direct from Philadelphia.
SANFORD will appear in person.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Dec 3. commencing Of 2 o'clock. Admission
to matinee 25c to all parts ofthe house.
Cards Of admission 36c Reserved Seats o0c;
Children zoe. Doors open Ct Z o'clock; com.
mence at s. For further particulars see small
bills. [uov 24-td] H. CONRAD, Agent