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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

out causing the country much so-rOT.'
Tde explanation vas more than sstis!sctor-~.
iyr,l Fasliens.
Hats are generally @: s-rav. though sc1', s-e
made Of lace, aud some o. craue aud ss'iu olt
the bonue.s worn by eisqIntas. when they leave
Of velvet. ere nearly always Of silk aud ssi,. To
match the material ani trimmings Of the dre,-.
or OF bacS lace Wi,h ornsrnents in exact har
nloaY with the rest cf tine attire. Contrasts arc
allowed only IL trimmings. Different shade Of
the same color well arranged are considerei very
qisfinguc, b-- tue yciiows and scarefs, the pinks
,ud blues the grsyr and criusous, especial in
b3nnets. are quite abs iuJe. The high sicpug
hats Of black anu white chip and English MIl4n
straw are the spring style There are varieties
Of uc.iucss in these h4t5-the Arundel having n
poiutel nsircv crown, with rolling brim slounC
10 point in front the CoCi.e, in black Mil4n
or clir. has % lar.er crown ths Chester, low
crown. with turn-up back AMI there are FUR
ban ,itH dsntei crowns -ais1 with square
cro 2 AND brjus Tho two las' styles are usu-
sUr un-rn~isiei CO. chiiirsa's usl The napu-
lar nigh hats Of black. brown and co'orei sir's
are uniformly trimmed with a hoist OF ribbon c-
ral-e. UP both. pzssei round the crown, short
plume Of i-lrher7 and long gau7a vel OF the
ssnle shade which can b. worn ruuua the meek ;
quite frequently Il commence tn puf- 3. Iae
back Of the crown.
The vel Of tho sea. Is ward squsre Of
tgured net, with threat border. thrown corner
wise over the head, one point hanging over the
face. the rsst gathered gracefully oeh--i D.. JET
balls
The costumes msie for ;te fssfer festivals
a.I5- very gooi Indication OF what will De
soGn through tae .pdug season. They ara ii-
viied INFO four different styles flr the -.,e-t
The hrlt cf these consists Of a round ssr- and
coat, cut away form, Louis Fourt.aaJ. WASTE
coat, ari having pauier skir; The sleeves
have sopsrs cuffs, below which are rutHss O.
lace. arl lace cravat is fastened with little
cluster diamond pin az the throat The c.gt
should i- trimmed Nith black thread lace isi
aa flat. ari the skirt ulay he Tudl.i with silk,
short. very vije, AMI hlnchiuc sash The ser
oad IS ior young girls and consists o. ,v0 ssirts
and o shar,, c.'5a-t.tiu- il-se., a1l cuffs. pa--
Eets, r-rcrs and short h..auee. The ssirts src
trium-i vi-h rufle,, between when are ross of
vslve-, tlc jacket with 3 -Jv of velvet p.a-3.
sui ci.ta- edge with -arr.w fii Of or
s1t-9 l..i il- ard 9e' - tie el-'. inc
--, ,rl 81 .-i tais is 81 small Ionsn scarf Be-
t.l close g. t.- tlr..'. lie ta.-i c--.i--.
round s-.r- trimmed ~.'g cr .s---u- folds. ...i
I.eH.- ban IS, surrounded hf aeH " ac--.l
r'a--ir- or fe r4---. d" A's--.rr .
trimmed p. co.resnsa'. end cauf1e4 TIA '.f.
90 " h.-a 70 butterfly a-~ i- attached. 4lis -l.-
o. .-..u..i i.r -l e.fa-.g la =, sr4 is e4u.
ai--.-l i- mourning. Ila tG-th consists o.
s..r.a-' .1n--sc. vi-h 20 pirisr ye-7 l-.at
inserted .r TIE he.s. I-i trimmed uF-r ta-
,ailt wis. --a3Is'el f.l,-s- a-. v-.v.-. a-5
ur.u t1s r-.7aa'.a With plating 0. t-e rs'sr-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

Az Irishusn sent 70 Wisconsin euate frison
vas assed Ehat trade he pref@rred 10 ieArh'
lie ssid if ii was al the same 70 them, ne pre-
ferred 70 ne = sailor.
4 mere lad, SOD Of Russell Gray, OF Alex an
dria, ~ Il. got hung on the 18th uit, oy
leather strap WITH which he hsd been playing
horse ns was found hung 70 q nail in tho oarn
dead. with nis little sister asleep near by.
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NUMBER As.


But this depression has nothing TO DO with the
book trade, and as l have d.lei Up this lett--,
now ig n excellent time 20 close.
N1-r-s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

In some French cities there ara vine shops for
women only. and drunkeness among working 70
men IL said TO ts on the increAss-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

Iot,er,es are not tolerated in Rassia--oot
evsn for religious purPose~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

C4uronyfA CrNrryy1tI-It is lN1 years
this spring s'u-e ihe Spanish missionaries from
Mexico Gr-f se.t'.i ia CsIicrns th,g landed
in Nau'e-er. who're there IS 20 BE- gra.5 e,ie-
hration Of tie anniversary on the 81 O., June
next. and iu che ouzinA. ste-y % the settlement
is jii, ec-auot o. a., ceremony Of taxing posses
zion Of the i1o1 90 ORE 81 q june being the
holy day o., T,lit-'si, the whole OF the officers
Of sc. Sni land. aui S.. ;.e people, assembled on
the h-nl, q. the f., of So oak. whore we c9ue.i
an a'1- GO b. erected, and the bells runc, ve
;5en charr,ci tte Tcfl Creator, blessed tie
water. erected eoi O. .e~-si grand cross. haiste5
td. rova, standard, and ch1unted the first mlss
that was ever performed IN thi' rllce; we ste--
va ris sung tne SIlrc 10 our lady be.ore an i'm
lEe of the i.lusiriaus NIr-in which occupied TIE
altar; an st the slmc time preached 2 sermon.
concluding the whole With Ts Deuu. After
this the Ctice-s took possession Of the country ia
The name OF the hing 0ur Iorl whom Gel pro-
6aryc1 We then an finel to-e,her ia S s'siv
place CT tte beach; the whole ce-cmoag D ..-r
accompanied by m19y 'oi-es and sa'atss hy t,'
troops and v5ssa'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

TnE MUSICIPAITY OF WAY KEY.-Way Key,
Florida, polls sixty votes The most inauen
iial citizen in the place Is Jane, A Mason, who
Is q cousin Of Fernando Wood. The place has
an Organized police Of one msn. who is partially
uniformed, IS ne wears sn immense brass star
and carries a cU1gel. The Common Council
conssts OF a tall, lean Mayor and four fat citi-
zens. The Council hsve so far sturdily refused
20 grant any licences for drinking saloons.
However, there Is not absolute temperance prsc-
tise1 in the place. Consequently drunken meu
occasionally appear on the streets. Ttey are in-
startly arrested and foed $, and it they can
no; find the money, they are put 10 work i'm
proving the streets. II is in this manner that
the Corporation has made handsome shell
road. sidewalks with hne shells, and plsnted
handsome trees.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

ANUcnorE or Col DEvT1S 1t was The c-in-
Jon Of toe late Thomas II Benton that : Jon
Rlbinsou's chief merit, lac ;aei %. Ssmso1. Jay
in his L1-. Fellow ciJiseue 80 s.i Cl uou-
ton once in a speech At 81 Louis, " the editor of
the New YORK Tribune, Horace Greeley. is the
whites: man ever saH. lis hat is whit, b
coat ia white. hi' raut1looas are wh'fc; be hos
white hair and wnits face, and I thrk you will
end t5at his LIVER is about the vhi:cst ;h.ny
about him. The assistant ei.t,r Of che 7'rI6une.
fellow citizens, is Solon Robinson. Solon Boh-
inson is An Irishnan, and everything about him
Is red. Es has & red face, Ead red head,
cud-"
Jus: here the speaker caught sight Of couple
of d1ube-Estei, rcd heaiel Iishmcn standing
near, Who looked pretty much as If they would
@ little rather swallow aim v hole than not
" But, fellow ci.zans.' be cafaual "T
rsar un ''srespect to my Ir' % frieli- IS speak
irg Of a rel headed Irishman. Indeed. NAV
say as a compliment O. a1y such who may chance
TO ne here 20 dav thu; never -}E a red hesiei
woman in nv te that wasn't virtuous, nor
red-heaiei msr, with a single exceptcl. ;nat
wasn't honest and it is my deliberate convic-
ton, iellow-citzels, that if 70 hadn't been Co-
Scion Eobinson's rel heal he would have been
hsagcl long ayo."-C0urisr Journcl
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Leesburg Washingtonian says: Inc
County Court has authorized tolls 10 be col
ected on the Leesburg and Snickcrsvllle turn
pike, as soon as the gates are repalrcd-tne
amount collected to DO expended on the roau.
An order has been made to subscribe by the
county, 81, 200, for bridge over Goose creek,
on the Lcesburg and Georgetown Turnpike as
soon as a fund Of $500 is raised by private SUB
scrption.
Mr., Charles Wexford, OF Fredericksburg
died If pneumonia at his residence, Tuesday
mornine. in the GSth year OF his age. Mr..
Wexford was the last surviving brother OF DR..
r r. Wexford, OF Richmond, who died ouIy
two DAYS before. Both Of these gentlemen
were highly esteemed by d large circle Of rela
tons and friends exceIIiug as they did in al
the qualities thet adorn u gentleman and {
Christian.
The marble quarries lying on Goose Creek
which were sold about year ago, to number
OF gentlemen who organized themselves into
Joint Stock Company, under Charter granted
by the Virginia Legislature, are now 10 DS
opened at once by Northern capitalists OF ample
means to prosecute the work.
A little child of James Allison, Of Wytho
Vile, came to its death on Monday last, IRON
swallowing bur, which is supposed to have
been brought into the house by its mo'her.,-
The bur was extracted by physician, bat tht
child died from the effects OF Inflammation
Whiskey caused several fights in Petersburg
Wednesday, Ono fight was between two broth
crs, because one said that his vile dressed
finer" than his brothers vile. Another tlgh
was occasioncd by the refusal OF one man tt
permit another to kiss him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

We give below, for the fun of the thing, the
following problem which has proven stumb
ling block to many applicants for cerkshlp iu
the census Bureau at Washington, this year,
and which on this account, has been very ap-
propriatey denomiuated the Cow Catcher:
"A sold COW for twenty-five dollars and by
tLe transaction lost sixteen and two thirds per
cent He sold another cow at an advance of
sixteen per cent. Tor just enough to cover the
loss upon the first COW. How much did be
get for the second.cow?'
Will our young readers who aspire, to, or
have obtained clerkships in stores and else
where, essay the solution OF the above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

THE OLD EXCHANGE BANk-Thc assets of
the old Exchange Bank, of Virginia. have
ben sold. The articles sold consisted mainly
q notes, and other evidences Of debt, bonds,
mostly Confederate, but some few Virgioia and
North Carolina bonds issued during the war.
The sale was made for cash, or notes of the
Exchange Bank at fifty cents in the dollar,
The aggregate amount of sales was about
Sl50,000, the largest purchasers being General
Bradley II. johnson and Thomas Branch, the
latter investing about 100000. Among the
articles sold, was FIVE mions-of dollars in Con
Tolerate bonds, which brought SO; one mil
lion of dollars of Confederate notes sod for
$50; thirteen thousand FIVE hundred dollars in
Virginia and North Carolina bonds, issued
during the war, sold for $50; the banking
house and lot Of the GAINESVILLE branch sold
for $1,000, and that at Weston, with nine
acres Of ground, on which there was lien OF
$4,000, sold for $500. The individual
bonds sold very low as general thing, two OF
$25. OuO each brought $3.50 piece. The at
tendance was very good, and the bidding on
some of the articles very spirited. -Richmond
Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

Nor READY TO DIE. Emotional insanity
having been so often pleaded successfully by
husbands in California in defence Of shooting
Or knitting suspected galtants, the San Fran.
cisco News Letter says:
''All mems wives who have hitherto enjoyed
the advantage Of our acquaintance are hereby
notified that this ceases to-day, never to be
renewed. 1t is with deep grief that We dis
rupt the social relations which promised so
much but We feel impelled thereto by the first
Law of nature. Our lady friends who have the
misfortune to be married to other and nierio:
men will please stick like lecch to their legal
protectors, and not recognize US on the street.
We have taken considerable pleasure in their
society-a pleasure which, we Aatter ourselves,
has been mutual-but this thing can no longer
be permitted 10 60 on. We trust that our
motive-which ispure cowardice-will not be
msconstrued. Somebody perishes lnelorous-
ly every day for being upon speaking terms
with married women, and we do not care to
have our turn come round. Deeply grateful
for the past forbesrance OF aggrieved husbands,
We make our bow and retire. Hereafter our
mods and smiles will be lavished upon girls and
widows exclusively; no others need Apply
Whosocver shall attempt to introduce US to
his own wife, OF that of another man, will be
regarded as Il consiprator against our precious
lite, and subjected to abuse in the columns of
this journal Nature is strong in US, and We
do not wish to die. Whenever we shall feel
desire that way, We shall treat somebody's vile
with common courtesy, get shot, and 60 quiet
IL to our reward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

A1R1AsDE1A MARKET. Dec. 3i.-Ihe
market for Wheat closes quietly; receipts arc
very ght quality fair to good: no prime on
Change; offerings Of pa bushels Gct, with
sales 81 10, 1872 AID les Corn - quiet "l.d
Steady offerings Of 49, bushels mixed, with
sales 1t IS ard 70--lstt@r figures for veiy supc-
rior. Ryo is unchanged Offering snail, with
sales at rs. Oats arc sto.d9; offerings li@E;;
10 sales reported.
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AT 0 IT ] C. f.

TheunexNmplcd salts faction that = Alta n >
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this
city, as evidenced b. the repeated or@irs u!
some Of the first Druggists induce us to ia e:::
especial and particular attention 80 the greet
fact that by its use you gain I'll the advantages
claimed for the many poisonous compounds in
use, 10 wit: the restoration Of the color aIfd
growth Of the hair and the speedy removal OF
dandrua, without the least possible iniurys:
Crystal Discovery is positively warranted to
contain no poisonous substance, neither Lead,
Sulphur or Silver.
Its perfect cleanliness j. :: reason not lightly
to be overlooked; it will neither stain tho skin
or clOthasin one sentence, it is exactly what
has beon wanted for q long while, a RcstOrcr OF
the Hair that may be used withou! the fear that
you are going to have Neuralgis, Paralysis,
Lead Collie and Various other complaints, the
result of the u:c Of lead preparations.
As simply Dressing for the Hair, it has also
been found TO be uncycelled.
Letters in our possession might bo published
by the score, all recommending i. in the high
est terms, OF which we promise to give you
some IN future.
BY all means try it, rs We arc satisfied it will
give yol entire satisfaction. Price 81 per bot
tie. For sale By drusgi:t: goro?a!ly.
ARTHUR NATTANe,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Washington, d. G.
r. whom sddrcs al orders.
For sale by WAKEFIELD Y NAL!, in AL
l-iu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

'I'he charlottesville Chronicle says that at
- meeting of co;orad Radicals Of Albcmarle
counly, some days ago, it was resolved that
tiny we're not able to feed and clotho their
children while going to school, and therefore
it ought to be done by the county, This is
v'ry fair for a beginning. We suppose they
vii next want the county to pay wages for the
services OF their children while at school"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

Fg1iIH Gi:aAI SOUTHERN PIANO MAN
JFACTORY.
" II j. !; l. i Ii 6 CO.,,
cp,, yo, i"HHIastn r 3 p gi piano
FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD.
-.s III, These Instruments have
s5.s:s.ss:sszassl been before the Pubic for
EaS E sz.ssE;.sszaSA nearly Thirty Years, and
y:%;: : ;;;: & :
~ T,o;. pronounces them unequal
combines great power, sweetness and fine sing
ing quulity, rs well ss great purity OF lntona-
ton, and Sweetness throughout the entire scale.
Their
TOUCH
is plant And elastic. sad entirely free from the
Stiffness found in so many Pianos.
IN WORKMANSHIP
they arc unequallCd, using none but tho very
best seasoned material, tho large capita en-
ploycd in our business enabling Us to keep con.
tinu.ily "n i;.rhenso stock Of lumber, &c. on
hand.
-, al oar SQUARE PIANOS have our
sc" improved Overatrung Scale and tho
! c!aic I-cb!a.
a5E,- " g would call special attention to our
late improvements in GRAND PIANOS and
SQUAkh 81 AND5, Patcntol Aug. IA, 1866,
which bring the Piano nearer perfection than
has yet bean attained
Erery Piano fully Warranted for Fire Pears.
we have made arrangements for the Sole
NhrlcsA'c Agency !oT the most celebrated
rAEL)E ORGANS and MELODEONS,
mich we offer wholesale and retal, at lowest
factory prices: .VM. HNABE X CO..
nov II-coGm Baltimore, Md.
JEDYOSMIN WATER, Lubih's Exrt..,
IL Lubin's Soap, Colgate's Glycerine and
Honey Soaps, Lows Brown Windsor and Hon
O. soap, Pumice, Sand and Kitchen do, lust
received ard .Or sale By
dec lG 2. 8. LEADBEATER & BRO.
FINE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH
4 CANDIES, RAI5INS. FIGS, NUTS.
sc. new stock for salo 1T tho
CHINESE TEA STORE,
dec Il II North Royal street.
ticks, M ATTOCKS. CROW BARS. &c.
FOR railroad purposes, ju:t received ST S.
King street.
dec Il j. 4. CREIGHTON g. SON.
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET Dec 3
Tho market to- day st IiruTels' Rest 'sss t"l":-
ably good thstandinG tho, weather. I'D
prices were shade bct.eg, rs well rs III" p"a.l,
iy Of the Cattle offered. Wo quote: 40 "c;t.
4aS7 per 100 lbs CoTs and Ca'vea %0~*I5 c&ca.
Dressed Hogs command $3.50 PEI l(2 pounds
Courier.
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The explanation by the Minister OF Marine
e! Canada. in regard to the seizure Of Amcri-
can vessels by the Imperial and Canadian
cruisers, 70 to show that in every case the yes.
s.s were engaged, when seized, in violation OF
I'll" rcates and the laws, persisted in alter
repeated warnings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

The sale Of cattle belonging to the estate OF
the lato John A. Dcvcese. took place at Pixies
vile, Baltimore county, Yesterday. Young cows
Of lavoritc breeds, to be fresh in the spring,
brought from s45 to $50 each, and heifers and
yearllngs sold at from SIG to sos. Several CO.
ebrated mi!chers sod for 500 and upwards.
Among the largest purchasers were Messrs
John Henry Keenc. ir., J. Cockey, Vim.
Walker, John Sade and George Benner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

sGy@ We are requested to correct an error in
the Southern Churchman Ct this week. in
the leading EDITORIAL paragraphs have bccn ac.
cidentally transrosed. The paragraph Ia !hc
middle OF the second column, beginning WITH
the word Notwithstanding, belongs 10 the
one containing The verses bear the ioot I! the
column and proceeded by the wcrd Remember
So they would connect thus;
"IIet US then rim. cut The Old Ioar, rand ring
in the New, with tho customary honor, and
signalize our thaukfuincss by rartaking with
moderation of the good things with when
Providence has favored Us, aud also ~ me
interchanging of kind words, and New J eGi 8
gifts, and tic dispcnsaton oil food, and fuel,
and clothing to ths hungry a7d the naked
and the cold; Offices llr mere tsh!l!g the
Christian than indugiog III sounding the loiy
wassaI bowl, as of yore-!or REMINDER that,
In rich mems halls the fire is piled,
And ermiro robes keep out the weather;
In poor mems huLs the l7o is low,
Through broken panes tho cod winds bIo",
And ol3 and young are cold together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

EVERY NEWSPAPER MAN will recognize the
force OF the following observations from the
New York Tribune
There is q wide. spread delusion to the eff:
feet that newspaper, by virtue of being a
newspaper, is bound to take notice of every.
thing that is dcne by everybody. People in
the show business are especially strong 10 this
faith. Every three penny exhibitor that comes
along seems to imagine that the eyes of the
world are upon him, and that the press, in
particular, will be false to its duty and useless
to mankind, unless he and his affairs are an
swered. And-the smaller the Snowman the
greater bis preteDsions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

H. II. COOK. WIZ. T. CREIaHTu&
GOOK g. CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PURE DRUGSANr CHEMICALS, PAINTS
V8rnishes and Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND FJ r.
No. lU7 Kina street
Prompt attention given TO orders "nd N
quiries from the country. mar Ct:
SAMUEL H. JAHwEr. MAHLoN Il. JAENEY
EANNEY |; &C..
- DEALERs -
PURE DEuGS, LEWIS WHITE liza
;'.ints, Oils Gr:i Varnises.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS & p!!Ei|
~. !. i, NiAg str":;
- Uri-:= aal -" -. .r-". - eul'.ry
promptly alto:j". 80 :cy =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31

A SITTING HORSE We have all head o.,
aud perhaps seen, sitting hens and setter DOES,
but wag in the New York Courier tells t!!!S
story of a sitting horse, for which he and lie
only must be responsible:
There is man in Tuekerson, +. \. WHO
has horse. This horse has one stroa2 poeu!!-
ariiy; he entertuiEs morbid fondHc@a TOR SIT
Ting on eggs. Whenever this iGckcrson Log-c
secs an egg or door mob, or anything nl mat
kind, he doubles up his hind legs ard hacks
his hams right over The egg, ahd So there
chewing wisp Of hay as pat;cniy as il it were
the most exquisite bliss. Nobody moss now
on earth he ever learned SUCH a 'r!ck, aud Che
owner has Determined 10 takc him around 10
the horse trainers 10 Try and b5cak his,! o i,
because the man says it is getting too o%pgr-
sive. Only last hIon'!ay lie WIS li1iag this,
horse along the main street, Wncn he animal
happened to sec tub full OF cggs in ront OF q
grocery store, and he just wheeled around and
commenced backing, and finally jamu.cd his
hind quarters right into tic tub. lie smash
ed thirty six dtzeu, aud even then !ia "%n.ed
TO sit a while longer. TWo GmCi.ts ana ii,c&-
Of scrambled eggs were curried cut q lis III!
when | reached nome. But tic C'Sn.r *'ys
such cryncs On arc we'll enough ua, but the
hum9r drags whcn he has got 20 pay Tor Ii.
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DEPORT OF THE C0aDITION OF TH E
IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK At All
EXANDRIA, in tho State Of Virginia. 1T the
close nf business December iSh, l5I%.
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ksEeUGM. CEa EMECAs.&, &c

ESTA BbISHSO E7Ss
II s. |! i. 4 ID b Batter 81 BRO
DEALERS III
PURE DRUGS AND aihD!ClNES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
VAhNISHES, GARDEN SEEDS.
SPICES, ACIDS, Sc
Nos. S end South Fairfax SIS.
aug 2-tf Alexandria, Va
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A1B1AHDH1A MARKET, Dec.

al: 81 ..ssG i :. "
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81 @ q z q & n - >! "a - D. =
E
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Ct fine and coarse wUck, ever before Ulerct Tor
sa!e in this market, manufacturer from Tie
best material and in the mos: durable and stS
lish manner, comprising "A grcsi variety OF.
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74,,,..............k KING STEEhr .n.............
ALEXANliKIA, VA.
The subscriber ha: now On hand and n
ford to sell at price: to sui. the times af the
larges tand best assorted stock: o: ladies
GENTS,
MlSSE-',
BOYS and
CHILDkEN'5
BOOTS & SHOE,
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1870

R@ The NEW YEAR commences tomorrow.
On its eve, therefore, we wish to tender our
readers, one and all, the compliments of the
season, and to wish them every happiness they
can desire. May their future days be days OF
plcasartness, and their paths be paths of peace.
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Commissioners UMce, Dec. II, 1870.

Commissioners OMce Dee. II, 1870.
i"str.,,.- -. HiCu
te foregoing is an of eisl copy will take notice.
that III l..y Office. ct Fairfax Court House, on
liz 18th day OF January, 1871, | shall proceed
~ cxoauLc said order o; Court and continue the
sernc lJ..!n day TO day until completed.
THOMAS MOORE, Comm
in Charcccy, County Court,
H.. ;h..i;.w:w Fairfax County