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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
LOCAL NEWS.

Doas.-Thc new dog law is working wond-
ere. For several years past the city has been
annually mulcted in various sums for expen-
ses incurred in the execution of the dog laws
then existing. but by the new ordinance con
siderable sum will b. added to the treasury.
The Auditor has ready issued iour hundr, d
and fifty licenses, and has applicants tor many
more. After the dog corps 20; fairly started
Yesterday, they wofkcl tpl: rab' h'i'kly, and
up to this tim, have succeeded, vita the vol
uutevr aid of "A numerous detachment oi boys,
in capturing about fifty auimalS, which are
confined in a pen at the Poor's House await
iog ransom 1t not claimed BY their owners
within forty eight hours, they will be killed
and their bodies sold 10 h1r. Drifus, with
whom contrac: to that effect is now being
concluded But lew dogs are now seec on the
streets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

TIE REGATTA heretofore mentioned in
the Gazette there were two boat races on the
Potomac river yesterday, Tor sail boats o. tw.n-
ty-fve feet and under, from Seventh sire t
wharf ia Washington to Fort Washington and
returo. The following boats PARTICIPATED :
Fairy, Zenhyr, Blonde, Neconecon, Folly,
Greyhound For the purse of $3.50 the follow.
ing boats entered: Curlew, John Fl. Adams,
Witch of the Wave, Dolphin, and Little Ella.
The race was closely contested, AMI WIS per-
hapS the best and tairest boat race ever Lad in
these waters. 1t was won by the Little Ella, Capt
Tasker. Tue other bats cAms 10 in the follow
ing order: Alams, Dolphin. Witch and
Curley. OF the small boats the Fairy took and
kept the lead ali through The race, and came
Ia ha some winner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

POLICE FEroRr.-The proprietor Of Il tsvcrlI
at the upper end OF King strooh for abusing Il
charged.
Benjamin Boswell, for disorderls cundHct
and for stealing articles from Mc. Wade. near
the Diagonal pump, was sent to the "trH house
for 80 days.
a coored barber. for running eff, was commi.
ted to the work house.
NIGuT REPORT. Might clear and lempera-
ture moderate. Some balls wore in progress nj
the Fi:htown booths, bat they were conducted
quietly. Policeman Jones' Will" on his Tea;
in the lst Ward. discovered the dor OF tsc
carpenters shop OF Mr. Thomas Sinclair wide
open, but apparently hing had teen dis
turbed in it. A noise in the norLhwe-t suhu! rs
Of the city, was caused By some COWS which
had invaded Il roasting ear patch, the owners Of
which being sroused soon drove them out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
COUNTY CoURT-Judge Il. ii. CocKEgILL

COUNTY CoURT-Judge II. ii. CocKEaILLE
prosiding.-The August term Of the County
Court for this county commenced and closed
its session yesterday.
Reports of John Wost, commissioner, o. The
accounts of T. X. Stabler's guardianship OF
Joseph and Henrietta Fawcett, and Of w. y,
Boothes administration Of the estate or b. L
Fowle deceased, were returned and oTd3red 10
lie one month for exceptions -, - :,
Additional ha2ds wero assigned to W; II. =.
Csrlin, surveyor Of the road from Columbus
pike to the Georgetown road near bai! NloSS
Roads.
The following cases were ordered to be certl'
fed to the CORPORATION Court for indictment,
viz: Com. w. Chief Justice John Marshall, lor
assault with intent to kill; same vs.. Samuel
Ehrlich, for bastardy same VS.. John Bayiss
for assault and battery.
Licenses to keep ordinaries wcro granted j.
E. F. Carlin and Job Curnow.
An account Of L. I. ONeal, as constable ,was
ordered to be certified to the Auditor OF Pubic
Accounts for payment.
Geo. L.. Seaton, President Of tho Board of
Trustees for the co!ored free schcol "t Alex
andris was exonerated from the payment Of
tax on the property held by that school.
The following Township officers, elected on
hs 3 todk Gi ne M oss 81 cs IL L. sm 0s
pervsor of "A arlington Township; Chss. Payne
Supervisor Of Washington Township; K. ;
Laws, colored, Clerk of Jefferson Township ;
Hsr ison Thompson, colorcd. Clerk OF airing
ton Townshiu; benjamin. Pollard, colored,
,vorseer of tho Poor for Jefferson IoWnship +;
Henry Scott, colored. Ovelseer OF the Poor Tor
Arlington Township John L. Peterson, color
cd, and N. 5. Wright and f. p. Crocker, Jus
tices of the feace for Jefferson Township; IL
K. Jones and Allan Pesrco, Justices OF the
Peace ior Arlington Townships; Coz nelu;
Young and John w. Pendle.on, colorod. Con
stables for Jefferson Township; John Burlcs.
Thomas Simms and Lewis 6 Mitchell. co!ored,
Constsbes for Arlington Township; Samuel
Birch, Constable fer Washington Township
- Corbett, \ ssessor for Arlington Township
Robert Walker. Assessor for Washington
Jefferson Township; George W. Jackson, col
ored, Co lector for Arlington Townships Geo
W. Donaldson, Collector io7 Washington
Township
tcbert Vcitcl, special Constable fpr Alex,a-
dTia county, qualified according to law.
g. G. Whl1lesey WAS appointed Assistant
Commissioner OF the Revenue.
George b Wibert WAS appointed Asse:s,: to
reasSess lands in AleXandris county.
Court adjourned till Court in course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

VAN AMBURGu & Co.'S. MENAoERIE On
the lth Alexandria is to be visited, for the ll's'
time Tor over twenty years, by a regular leglti
mate Mcnagerie, theworld renowned establish
ment OF Van Amburph & Go. Many comtlua-
tiors OF Circus and Menagere, so called, have
shown here of late years, but no extensive
geological exhibition OF the first class. Van
Amburgh& Co.'S collection OF animals Is he larg-
est ever taken through this country, and COM
prlses many rare varieties of animals that have
ucVer before been seen in America, with others
that have ooiy teen exhibited at rare intervals
OF time. tbs exclusively an exhibition OF natu
raj history, there being 10 circus connected
with it, und has, during successful CAREER Ut
nearly halt Century, always maintained rep
ulation OF the highest character. Almost every
prouiacnt type Of the zoolosicll kingdom
has its representatives in this collection, and all
the animals are said to BIZ in the finest health
and condition. Such an exhibition is instruc
tive as we'll as interesting, aud offers peculiar
attractions to the rising generation. Where
ever Van Amburgh & 20. have been during
their present tour the papers speak in terms Of
high c5mmeudation OF their exhibition as iut-
filling to the utmost the promises set forth in
the bills aud advertisements, and mole thtn
realizing the expectations created IN the pubic
mind. The advent of so extensive and cele-
brated az establishment will tc anticipated With
interest by old and young.
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Ysy Green - Wise.

Rnal Estate Agents and Auctionncrs.
COMMISSION Ro' SALE OF PROPERTY
- IN TuE CITY OF ALEXAN DRlA,V VA:
BY virtue OF decree Of tho Circuit Court OF
Alexandria county Va, rendered. Vt February
term, 500 in tho sui; o. VIM Z. Church,
plaintiff, vs. J. Ii Watkins ct MS defendants,
The undersigned, Comm ssioners therein named.
will sell, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of Au-
gust 1870, ut II o'cloc, m. in front OF the May
or's ctlice, in the city of A!exandrin. by public
auction. the following REAL HNTATE:
A LOT, on Peyton street 10 fee, and run
ming back 20: feet.
TEKMS-Ono tenth Ct tho purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the residue in three
equal inslalmcnts, payable at sig, twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of sa!c; tn" bonds
Of the purchaser, with good personal security,
bearing ntelc est from the taT .! .n:c, TO be TAX
en- ior the dcfeIrc payments, and tho property
lisble to be rtsold ~. til, risk and cost 81 Tn"
purchaser upon l.iLr, 10 comply with tho
terms of sale, and the tito 10 b" retained until
AL the purchase money h"s bean pn'd. >L'mpi
and conv cy sncng u. tho c st OF The pn'cnsoe'.
CHAR + f. III iHI.
fK ECiS J. MlTH,
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MISS MARKS SEMINARY.

The duties Of this Institute will DO resumed
on "Wednesday, the 18th Of September. Aim
ing more at a useful and practical than SNOWY
ed location, the course of instruction in all til ;
English branches will be thorough. Particular
attention is given TO ycuag children which re
quiro more time and care than at any other pc
Rod of life. Miss NJ. has been most fortunate
in securing the continued aid Of Miss JAN
GREEN, a we'll educated and efficient teacher
and m ost favorably known TO this community
Professors for Languages and Music will be
employ cd to meet tho exgenciss of the School
Terms mado known npon application t. the
Principal at her residence IA KING ST., where
the School room is most eligibIy si:usted.
an 2-eotf
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue o 81 "c:7"e OF
( the Cucui; Court of Prince " III. ""ounlF,
pronounced on tn" llth day ct bc."6cr, lebb.
IN the sal. Of Lutsha" " Miner, tao UNDER
si-ned, who Wa appoint II II >urcIht 4 lnnls-
sioner tor ,hat purpose, Will on MONDA AZ,
the LIT day ri August l7Tn Ma. being Court
day, IT the front Jor ~ the Court H0Hse o.
sad county, sell u. pub /; aac!"n, NV"
TnACTo OF LAND acjpin'ng each ono:
tn. contninin. 7Oj acres, rood and zes ga
uul.. and has on II !, c''niurrmhn Dwell .x2.ttas
i,SG The other contains TO acres, FOODS md
II poles. : Dr.
William county, Oh the telegraph r"sd from
Durnilies u Ere crck.burX, ABOUT two miles
from the former pI7c'.
Iney are ". tin. be-el aad w'.'ercd snl arc
considered very god lands. and are within two
mi Is & nnvig ,be water.
lEkMo- Une-t' urlh Of tho pu1ch .so money
to be in cash on the day OF snIn, md .hc rc.iduc
ia three tIusl iiist.iru'nts OF SIX. twc'Tr ahd
Ii hleen r.o:l:n.; tn" d. erred payments to
hour ,uler+ q; rom the day Of s.i", md H. Is
secured b; bonds with npp'"ved perrin So
curly; the tit!r 10 b. retained sni the land
subject to !. rcsaie, W. or urier 81 The Curt
ana ter. PEI CIT o. the purchase L.oEcy 'ortei!
cd in case tho terms no. rnm"li " tn
EPPA II :. .OE, Cpmm'r.
Prince William co jy ! -"r's
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Fairfax CO., ~ i -
I TLuV ELLA n j..

I!
BY virtue of l. decree of tho Circuit Court Of
Fauqucr county, rendered on the I'D of April,
90 in the suit of Uulsnv We. Dulsny's execu
tor, she under igned Commissioner for that
purpose, will offer for sale, on the 22d DAY or
.UGUST 1870 that being Court day, at the
froat door OF tho Court House, in Warrentcn,
that valuubo ard well. known tract OF land,
called CLEVELAND of which Cassius Du.
lsny died seized, containing about l2CO acres.
This is considered Gne Of the most valuable
farms in Piedmont, Va ; lies near Thoroughfal {
station, OF both sizes Of the Manassas Gap x. 4
- is convenient 20 stores, mills and churches,
and Is we'll adapted to grazing and the growth
Of all KINDS ot grains. The MANSION Ma
HOUSE is large ard ccmmodiUus, but 4aQgss
somewhat out OF repair. Purchasers arc lnIlG
to examine this fine and beautiful estate, winch
:yii DO shown them by Mr.. Bladen j. Dulnny,
VINO lives adjoining farm. 1t viii! be divided
into smaller farms TO suit the wishes Of pur-
chascrs. - plat showing this land and its d.
visions will be exhibited on day of sale
Nfo arc authorized by the decree to sell st
private bids and invite private sale before
day of sa'e.
EEMS-Onc.four Of the purchase money
in cash on the day Of sale the residue in three
equal payments at enc, two and throo years,
with interest from dey Of sale; tho title to be
retained and the land subject to resale in case
the purchaser fails to complete his purchase
EPPA HUNTON,)
w. H.PAYNE. Conm'rs.
K. w. PAYNE,
Z. COOKS, Auct. Fauquicr CO., ~ 1S-td
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AUCTION SALES
pHItBh!C SALEOF LAND.

.. vi::u. % !. deere 81 tae County Cour: Of
rs.i.t. william county, pronounced on the 9Th
d.; 81 March $50. in tho SUIT OF Long -.
S-y,.%., 6 a:.Irr=i4 nd appointed special Com
li,>,.:c7 20. that purpoe will on the oh 'sy
cG piGM Err, 1871 Chat being Court day
g.. i, 'r..:.t If the Court house, in b1ents-
V ! {: .'.r! : sale q lot CT Land, near Dumtrles
c.."ii"g 81 sc,9s and IS poles, beng Inc en same
O.! il tut - =. l.. Spcaku
T.i:;,,~ OF SAl.h-Uno tenth OF purchase
money 10 b !, Ibid in cash on day of sale, the
residue in tire: cqusl insta ments at &, II, and
10 months to bear interest from day ct sale, and
10 be secured By bond and good personal secu-
ritz, the title u be withheld and subject to
re saie in case purchaser fails to complete the
Purchase EPPA HUNTON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

Produce RECEIPTS -Amocg the articles
OF freight received here asst week by the o.,
y. e. NJ r. R. were the following Wheat
6,252 bushels, oats 2.5G4, rye SOL onions los,
sumac | .lSS sacks, fl ,ur S94 bbi>., butter 2S
firkibs, eggs 50 bb.s,, vinegar bbIs, fowls 81
coops cows and calves 10, hides 2l bundles,
whiskey 5 bb|s. and IS car Loads OF cattle anG
shctr.
Among tho freight received here ty the Il
l.. 4 II. r r. during the same Period
we're $50 bushels Of wheat, corn 1850. uat:
1856, sumae - bags, fl u 900 bhl,, butter
IS bbls, eggs II bis, 81 calves, and fowls 81
GOODS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

&. i O. CANAL. The cluso Of the suSpeu-
sion Of navigation on the Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal, on Friday night las:-a sand bar
which washed in the canal at Gu vert on the
two mile level between Catoctn and Point of
Rocks-has been removed, and navigation again
resumed Boats are now arriving and depart.
Ing freely. The boat Florence, belonging 10
the Baltimore & Hampshire Company, loaded
with coal, sunk on Friday last at Catoctin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

ALARM OF FlRE-The larm of lire yestcr.
day evening about 5 CLOCK, which, however,
did not extend beyond the immediate neigh
borhooi, was caused by the partial burning Of
the grocery store of Mr. Charles +. Webster,
on Wilkes street, between Royal and Pitt.
The fire originated from the stove pipe, but
was speedily extinguished by the neichbors
and the employees OF the foundry near by.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

MEETING OF THE FIRE WARDENs. "A meet
ing of the Board of Fire Wardcns was held
last night when J. Rector Smoot was elected
Pre- sdcnt, and +. S. Laad3eater, Secretary.
Jos. IL. Young was elected engineer, and L.
d. Dix, hostlcr Of the Hydrauliou Steam Fire
Engine. After passing various bills that were
presented the board adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
The Indispensable Remedy.

The most reliable and sure cure for maaral
diseases is unquestionuby the celeb .a.eI GAU
TIERS NATIVE WINE BITE rs. and lol
persons subject to chliis and fevets there i:
nothing ~ compare with these BltLers rs u cur
alive and preventive. they are also the best
tonic and srpelise1 in cxistc &c, an r"nt-ln nc
alcohol, bel & made Of tho pure C,!IIornis
white wines, and they are recommended by al
who have cd them.
Sold By Ill druggists aid grocer5:
T. ii LAWSON,
.IANNEY X CO,
~ l5-li Agents Tor this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

Miss MARKS SEMINARY. As will be- seen
10y re'crcnce to an advertisement 10 another
column of to-iay's Gez,tte, the duties Of Miss
Ellen Marks Seminary will be resumed on the
l4h proXimo. The superior qualifications Of
the principal OF this school have rendered her
Seminary one OF the institutions of Alexandra,
AMI We are pleased TO state that It's prosperity
in the future is evidenced 10 other ways than
iy its eminent success in the past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
The Markets.

NEW YORK. August 2.->tocks very weak.
Gold "a Money 3a5 per cont. Virginia Gs,
ex coupon 60. Flour 5aluc better. Whes; la2c
bett:r. C1rn lc better.
BALTIMORE Angus. Lotion Better feel
ing but Mt quotsbly higher; market dull
Flour firm and in good demand; Howard Street
Supcrfno Gus6 81; do. extra lass. Wheat
stesdy; primo to chico Maryland l70a s.
good to primo li5al65; white l55al90. White
Corn steady and luwor, with sales st l2Oall3
yellow no Oats 4,n50
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Loss Of Annette and E}ebility.

OF ali the tonic preparations now in market
we know Of none equal TO Spetr's "otandArd
Wine Bilters" for those who suffer either from
over mental or physical cxortion, resulting If
loss of appetite and consequ; nt debility.
Sold by Druggists. Hus 1-lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
Kentucky Election.

CINcGNNATI, August In Covuaton, Ky,
Yesterday, the Democrats elected l.. E. Baker
Mayor. and all the city and county ticket, ex
cept the marshal, who was elected by the Gill
zan,' party by sixty ma orIy.
In Newport the cbite Democratic ticket
U,S rlrriau
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

WILL BE SOLD, 1T pubic auction. on SA-
w TUREAY. the both day OF JUL, 1870, ut
IL m in front Oft hc Malo :'a "tiic". AlexaH.
dria, Virginia, tho icllowinE REAL ESTATE
situated in tho city OF AIcxand. ia. Va, Vi z -
LOT No. l-Situated on thu north side OF
Jefferson street 20 feet cast Of Fairfax f., g.
fronting SO 'cct S inches, and lO3 feet in. e&i
deep with BRICK TENEM ENT thereon.
LOT No 2-Adjoining lot 40 l on the west:
fronting on Jefferson street 23 feet inches, and
leo feet deep, to an alley 3lect inches wide
LOT Ne. "a joining lot No. on tho west,
fronting on jefferson street - Ice: inches. an
100 feet deep to an alley feet 2 inches wide
TERMS-One third 20 be paid in cash, aid
the residue in T. II and 10 months the notes Of
the purchaser to DO taken for the deferred pay
ments, bearing interest trOa the d.r Of sale,
and the tito to be retained until the entire ptc
chase MONEY is paid.
iy S-aOts WELLS Il. IAHp FIX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

LOCAL BREvIT1Es. The bridge across the
Eastern Branch will be rather grand affair,
IS its main span will it is said, be one OF some
two hundred feet.
There were ten deeds admitted to record in
the offic, of the Clerk of the County Court fo'
this county, during the month OF July.
No marriage Licenses we're ISSUED from the
office of the Clerk OF the County Court tor this
county, during the month CT July.
MIR. George Kemp, painter, who tell from
railroad car on Union street yesterday even.
lug, and who, it was at one time feared, hao
considerably Injured himself, is rapidly recoV
erng.
1t is said that Mr. John y. Marshall, al
Burke Station, o., A. l. NJ. L. r., raise
more hay for the number ct acres OF land hi
has in cultivation than any farmer in Virginia
He cultvates l25 acres OF land, and this yea
has 10 large stacks of hay, besides barn tulI
A horse belonging to a co'ored man wa!
struck by train of cars 90 the Alexandria aLt
Washington Railroad yesterday, near the Ions
Bridge, thrown from the track and killed.
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From st. Domingo.

New YORK, August 2.-Arrived, the Tybee
lrom ST.. DOMINGO July 23ri. She Ieit IN port
the Unicd States sIopps OF war Swatara and
Nauta>ket.
The bark Hugo went ashore Il: Porto Plata
on July 10 h and b. c,mc to'al loss. Her
cargo consisted of tobacco and mahogany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

CHRIST CHURCH AS mentioned lev days
ago, in the Gaz,tte Christ Church is under
going repairs. The building il hcing painted
and the f,ors carpetcd. These improvements,
topc, her with the new stained s!a~s wn.ows,
in rear Of the chancel-a present from a LADY
10 New York will adj grcltly to The apTear'
ance ct the church.
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ACARD.-I respectfully tender my thanks to
the citizens generally, and particularly TO the
en- ploy ees at tho foundry Of Jameson Il Col
Inns, for their valuable and efficient services in
preventing the destruction of my property by
fire yesterday evening
snp 2-lt. CHARLES f. WEBsTER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

m- NOTICE-W have on hand q
E'6S large stock Of Ladies, Misses End
Chldren's BOOTS and SHOES, and in order
to reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices. 81! in want VIII do well 10 call ut II
King street.
i'm 2S-tt W. IT, w tDH1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

Essays for Young Mea Oh S!nsls AMI We'd
ded Lfe-the dangers OF CuibstY, and tn
joys of true Marriage with sanitary aid foE
hose who arc in nay way uniitteI for matrl
munial happiness. Sent frep, IN sealed envel
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box P Philadelphia Pa. NY 2d-3In
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fSHAKl,ES WHlTrIrNtN,
y. 3. MMISSlOE YER,
--AED-
ATTORNEY AND CDU NSaLLOR -
- DrrV

Il j = Il III GlC1.
Congress having just amended tho Bankrupt
law 50 that nearly aIi parties can be discharge
from their debts unobslructct ny the fifty per
cent clause, so called, sno her opportunity Of
tiers to secure tho benefits ct this no=t effective
and permanent measure Ut ic!lot Tho above
named will make bankrupt business Is special s;
will procure discharges on the most MODERATE
terms, and transact ull business in that line nt
prices which cannot tail TO bu satisfactory. &c
ing u g. Commissioner he will endcaver to
visit tho different countess on court days, nd
thus save parties The troublr and expense OF
several trips TO Alexandria in beg nniog and
proceeding with their cases. Discharges can
be obtained nero before Register Hill rs promp:.
~ a. in Richmond or el:cwhere and &. much
less expense to parties 1t may be added tns'
the Bankrupt act, in ccEneetlon WIZ IN
Homestead exemption, which it is no" bel cvcd
will BIO secured to the bankrupt undo the banh.
rupt law. is tho only real relief now offered 10
parti.s struggling in the hopeless bondage 81
old debts. MGdross personally or b.; letter n
No. II south Royal street, Alexandria. fiylG iy
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rLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL@

HAMILTON s. PEARSON,
No. Young Mems Christ. association BULL
ing, Corner Ninth and ID Streets
WASHINGTON, D. G.
New store, and finest show of Mantels, Fire
place Heaters Summer Pieces, Crates, &c, II
Washington
We make 40 comparison Of oar Slate Man
tells with ans in market but invite al interest
| I'd to examine our stock and prices ootoro rur-
| chasing rs We feel confident. from An expo
rienco Of fifteen yeats with different manuiic-
turers, We have tho best in market
Washington, aug 2-lw
| I,OW STOLEN OK ESTKAY-D;snppcarol
~ from the premises Of tho subscriber. on
| Sunday night, July Path, p large Rel, COW,
with white back and belly and crooked HONS:
| A liberal reward will be paid for the return Of
the COW to the Theo. Seminary, near lexan-
| dris, or for any information LETT At lhIs NC"
| that will lead TO her recovery.
PATRICK CUNNINGHAM,
aug 2-2.a Theo. Sem, Farlsx co, Va.
|DH' JAMES B. Ho0'A's.
DENTAL SURGEON,
| IGraduat Baltimore College Dental Surgery, !
| Office and Residence, % Prince st,
Two doors above Royal
| Alcxsndris, Va.
aug TT ---
| / N r. N " ~ W " ~ - IL - - :
IL Quaker City.l
Made 10 order by meas urelnopt ana denver
ed in ten days Have also on hand ri AL times
| u compl, te assortment Of Gents and Boys Lin
| en- Coilsrs of every style, Old or new.
CHA@. w. GKEhN,
aup2 69 King street
OFFEES--Old Government. Jaws, M.rs-
" caibo, Jamaica, Lsauyra snd kio Cotfee5
of prime quality, received aud for sale ny
aue2 CLINTON MlLBU kN
T1kMS of small sizas received thi, day by
sug2 j CLINTON NJ LHu ~.
DELDING'S SILGSl
Is BELONGS S1LhSl
A full supply OF this celebrated brand O.:
Machine Sewing Silk just received and Tor sale
CuAS. w GREENS,
iv26 GS King street.
g ALT IN STORE.
y $500 sacks Liverpool G. n. Sail tx D:'s
Holsatis.
t51 sacks Evans Fine Salt
100 sacks Marshairs Fine SAT, .: sAio Us
W 4. -MUUT,
les Shoots wharf.
J U1f z0'h:
A large lot of those CHEAP LAWNS, in
all coiors. just opened at
jy 20 WILMER & SLAYMAkEKS.