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TO THE WORKING GLASS; " e are now
prensred to furnish ali classes with constant
emplopma ant At home. the whole Of tho time or
TO. the spare moments Business rev, light
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
earn from 50c to So Per evening, and pro-
por.ional sum by dovoting their whole tilnn 10
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much n men That all who See this notice
nav nav send their address, and test the bnsi g.,
we make this unparalleled offer: To such as
Of c not we'll satisfied, we will send 81 10 pay for
the trouble of writing. Full particulars, val
liable sample, which will do TO commence work
on, and copy Of Tie Peoples Litera q Conn.,
panion one of the largest and best family news-
rapers published.-all sent Tree by mail. Read
or, il YOU want rmaoent, profitable work. ad
dress f.. c. ALLEN C CO, Augusta, Maine.
ian 2i-d&.w3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BODY and Mind Disease.

Such is dy pop ia. The stomach and The
brain are 10 intimately allied for the one ID
au1ar without the other, ) that dy p"p'ia and
dependency ar" inz"parabo. Il may b" addfa
too, that irritation Of the 1tomach i almo in
7ariably acrompaninl by irritation Of the l"m
PER.
Tka in1igorgling and traDluIili"hg "I"ral'o"
oil He letter. Bitter i mo powerfully dH'ai'
oped in ca-rr Of indier5!ion. The lrst effect ri
thi; asrrt able tonic i comforting AMI encour-
a,ng A. mild glow prrvadr' lhn system, The
chronic NE ea5incss in the region Of til" 'tomech
l. le:scnrl and the ncryou~ rest.e hrs iah
charactr7iZcs the di7ca=, j: abated. This i'm
provcment l. not trar lent Ii is net s,lrcr" led
Gy tho return of thu Old symptoms with super
added force, 8 i. al Way the CHS" when 'InTrl-
icata stinuanl7 0rr given for the complaint.
Each dose seems 70 impart q permanent acce -
zion Of haalthful aylenTallOn. But TINS - not
ali The aperirnt and Antl-bllllon~ properties
Of the preparation are scarcely secondary IN
Importance 10 its tonic virtues. IF there Is an
overflow of bile the secretion is Don brought
within proper limit, and If the bleary organ
is inert and torpid it ia toned and regulated
The feet upon tho dschargl ng organs - equal
~ salutsry, and in cases OF constipation the
cathartic acti n is just sufficient to produce the
dcaired result gradually and without pam. Inc
Bitters als } promote healthy evaporation from
The surface which is particularly desirable ut
this season when sndten spells OF raw, imp "as
ant weather are Gpt to check Tue natural rers-
pirStinn and produce congestion OF the liver
con chs and cLids Tie best safeguard d1diH|
alt diseases IS bodHV rigor and th7 the great
Vegetable Restorative essentially promotes.
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WASHINGTON Items

La the Senate last week Mr.. Hamliu intro
duced bill OF some importance to the people
Of w Washington, 10 incorporate the Washington
Mail Steamboat Company, looking to the es-
tablishmcut OF a line of steamers between here,
Norfolk ard the other Southern ports.
The trial OF the colored man Ross, alias Del
Rance, Tor the outrageous assault upon the
child Shea. took place yesterday before Justice
Walter. in the presence Of an excited crowd
The prisoner appeared to he suffering from
the effect OF pistol shot inflicted some days
ago Ivy the child mother, and seemed totally
indifferent to the result of the trial. After
hearing tie evidence, the magistrate remanded
the accused to Jail.
Primes Arthur yesterday visited the Treasury
Department, and attended Mrs, Grants, recep-
ZION in the evening" where lie had an opporu-
nifty OF shaking hands with every body intro
duced to him.
The bids for the supply OF paper to the Gov.
ernmept Printing Office for the ensuing year
were opened yesterday. Over fifty distinct
classes and parts of classes were bid for by six
teen Of the leading manufacturers OF the coun-
try. 1t is understood the bids are lower than
those of las: year.
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@s, Az meeting OF tho Ulcers. Teach ers
and Scholars of tho Mothodist Protestant Sum
day School held in the NJ. P. Church, on
Washington street. January %. 1870, it was
and Scholars Of the NJ. P. Sunday School, re-
specially tender our warmest thanks to Mr..
Victor Becker, No. l49 King street, for the
generous loan OF one Of his excellent pianos on
two occasions for our Sabbath School exhibi.
lions, held Dec IS 1869. and Jan; II, 1870.
We would take this opportunity of saying
that we sincerely wish Mr.. Becker every sue
cess IN his business, and would remark before
closing that Dir B. is prepared to furnish the
public with all kinds OF Music and Musical In
struments, and would strongly advise our cisi.
zens to 1--WE him call before purchasing else
whsre. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
j. W. NICHOLS.
Sec of Sunday School, ian 26-lt
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CITY COUNCIL.
DFFICIAL Pro- f. r d " q ).
Bard Of Aldermen.

Bard Of Aldermen.
A,a regular meeting of the Board Of Alder
men, held January 25th, 1870, there were pre-
sent Robert Bell, esq, President; Messrs.
Johnson Garwood, Harmon, Clarke ana Tyson.
A communication from the Mayor, enclosing
statement from F. l.. Smith, Attorney for
Hoyer and Ludwig, calling attention to biii
for engraving and printing. amounting 10
1878 l3, against the Corporation, was referred
to the Committee on Claim
The CoEmi ttee on Claims reports n layo 70,
of reducing the assessment on Mrs. II b. COOK
property, No 300 King street., S'oOu, ard inst
the Auditor issue hs warrant for the amount
Of ov erpaid tax upon the nreaentatioA o. re-
ceipted tax bill also, adversely IN the pT.tlon
Of A Mcdonald Tor q reduction Of assessm emf
of his property, on Henry strent-all OF which
were 40 opted
4 bill of 4. WhaatIey, S34 funeral expenses
Of Sanford Williams, was Teceirod from the
Common Council and their action concurred in.
a ranort frnr, the Committee on General
Laws on the su boct al taxing the Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad, was ra-
celyed from the Common Cninri! and their So
ti1n concitrred H.
A bill IF T. j. Ede;.i AMI j. T. Elrn-.t, 30
for services rendered, was received from the
Common Council and ordered to be paid.
4 resolution sppropristing S2n for the pur-
chase of wool for the poor, was received from
tho Common Council and adopted
An adveIss report from the Comm'tteo on
Streete on the pcllllOn OF oAlIe5 !altetsoli, VIZ
received from the Common Council and adopted.
a report from the Committee oil Streets on
tho condition OF Henry street, WAS reTei7 ed
from the Common Council and their action
roncnrred IN.
A communication lrum sundrg property
holders Oh Hsnrf :t:eat, asking that the rail.
road be taken up or thuI taxes remitted, WAS
reCerrad 10 the Committee on Streets.
L communication from tho Mount Vernon
Cotton Manufacturing Company, asking to be
exempted from the payment OF taxes for live
years, was referred to the Commit 60 on Claimt
The Boar! then adiourned'
reste: JOHN j. JAMESON CFk.
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The PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADE.-The
Philadelphia Ledger of yesterday has the fol-
lowing in reference to the coal trade Of the past
week:
There has been some increased movement in
the anthracite coal trade the past week, but 1t
is by no means active or general. In the Schuyl-
kill region all efforts so far, between operators
and miners to effect satisfactory "basis" have
been Intellectual of results AS some operators
continued at work, while others! were Idle 10
allowance on the 'basis" question, there was
naturally dissatisfaction. so that on the eth In.
slant the Anthracite Board of Trade in the
Schuylkil region RESOLVED that all disability
to working be and hereby is removed for the
present, and tha;, until further action, mem
bers be recommended to work on the best terms
practicable, Since the passage Of this resolu
ton some additional mines are ut work on the
best terms, as suggested, the consequence OF
which IS some little competition among opera
tors Tor the market, and cutting down prices
to command it. Coal has been sold by shippers
in this city a. low as So 50 per ton at Port Car
bon, decoe of - cents to 81 per ton on prices
at the be ginning OF the month. Other shippers
here still hold their coal at the same point at
s3s32 % Der ton. This competition if con-
timed, will reduce the price Of coal 10 the
market, and as consequence will bring down
the 'basis" for wages, by which the operators
will be enabled to sell coal ct lower prices, to
the advantage OF all consumers, and, as We
believe, ultimately to all interested in the pro:
duction, marketing aud consumption OF COAL
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 90. 1870

The foreign mails bring later il, eligene. OF
the safety Of DR.. Livingstone. The &c
cretary of the Central African Mission' under
date of January 9Th, has written letter TO the
London newspapers to the following effect:
.BishopToZsr, writing from the Mission House,
Zanzibar, under date OF October 25, 1869, says:
T spoke few DAYS since With an Arab trader,
Who informed me that he had seen DR.. Living
stone tour months before at Uiiil' This brings
us to July.
The Washington News says: "Fhe House
ofRepresentatives will admit the members from
Virginia Immediately upon the signing OF the
bill for the admission OF the State by the Pfesl'
dent, except Messrs. Booker and Mckenzie,
whose seats are contested; Porter, on account
of his record; and Segar, on account of the Ie-
gality of his claim, having been elected as rep
resentative of the State at large, Who will all
have their claims referred to the Committee
On Elections
1t said that the Ways and Means Commute
Il the House Of Representatives yesterday
agreed, by vote Of four TO five, to place Goa!
upon the list free Of import duty, but MIR. May
nsrd entered motion to reconsider, which will
firing the question again before the committee
to-day The Maryland and Pennsylvania dele,
cations at Washington are mich excited upon
the matter
The Richmond State Journal =ay5 1T 'h'
President should sign the Gill of admission 10
morrow. the Legislature will Te.asseRnbie III
accordance with the resolution oftEeir adi0T:TE
lne1t, on Tuesday, the 5!h Of February. Bat
We hear arunor that Governor Walker intends
issuing bis proclamation conveniEe i 1t an ear
her day
\ dispatch from Portland Me., llar:l Je:t%r-
day, says The British steame: Monarch,
with the remains OF Mr.. Peabody % board, With
the escort of the United States steamer Ply
mouth, arrived tonight end anch0rad outside,
owing to the dense t,r All safe aQi we'll
aboard.
The exodus of the c0IOrsd ps-ol'.+ from DINER
ant sections of Virginia, has not extended to
this quarter OF the state not Il great ihEhv
have left tor the more Southern SratcS either
from the town or the adj acnut ooua'sr=. Wash
inetou, it is said - too neal.
Prince Arthur Is the seventh child ri tiiiri
SOU Of Queen Victoria.
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REMARKS The market for Flour this morn
ing was quie. generally, with some little na-
msnd for Extra, high grade, OF which are quo
ted at 50aS5 621. The offerings Of Wheat were
very light, with sales Of j75 bushels red at lls
and l24. Corn steady and shade higher; OIL
ferings light, and sales at S., sc, 90 and 81 Tor
mixed. Sales of Rye at %. Nothira doing IN
Oats. Provisions generally quiet. No change
in Butter. EGGS, Poultry and Dressed Hogs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-26

CASE OF Collision. In the Supreme Court
of the U. s. last week. Mott Bedel! VS.: Inc
Steamer Potomac. Appeal from the Circuit
Court for the Southern District of New ork.-
THE VIVA a case of collision which occurred be-
tween the schooner A. v Bedrll and the
steamer Potomac on the night Of the 18th Of
1nly, 1858, in the Chesapeake bay, Dear the
mouth Of the RappahannooE uStr.. The
schooner was heading about north, going up
the bay, sailing by the wind, which was about
". n. W. Ga deck were the the captain one,
man at the wheel and one forward. stationed
As lookout. The steamer was bound down the
bay and was sailing due south, having the re-
uuired lights burning in their proper places.
The lookout oil the steamer reported VeSSel on
he Starboard bow. The mate ordered the
helm to be starboarded two points and seadled
hut soon discovering that the schooner Was
nearing the steamer, he agalo ordered tue helm
to be starboarded The captain then came into
tha pilot house, rang the hell and stopped the
engine, but the schooner was struck on the lar.
board side, Just abaft her fore rigging by the
bow of the steamer, and cutting deeply into and
Immediately sinking her. resulting IN total
loss. The evidence satisfied the District Court
below that the steamer was at fault, and the
decree was for the libeant; but upon appea
TO the Circuit the decree of the District Court
was reversed and the libel dismissed, that court
holding that as it was plain the schooner chang
ed her cours, to the eastward BY porting hel
bem, the steamer could not be charged with
the collision II the schooner had kept hel
course it would have been the duty Of tht
steamer to take care Of her, but the change o.
course by The schooner brought her across thu
| track of the steamer and caused the collision
The belant brings the case here, ,contendlns
| that the decree of the Circuit should be reVers
| I'd and that Of the District Court affirmed, anc
the evidence is set out and discussed at erea
length TO sustain this view.
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J. b. NDIrF, rg1NclrAL.
This institution Wii open lor the RECEPTION
of students on TUESDAY, February 1870.
Branches Taught Spencerisn Business Pen
manship Book excepting. Arithmetic, Algebra,
lightning Calculations, SC.
TERMS
For three month ! tuition. in one branch. - q
" two branches. Is
full course.... "a
zion: IN Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday.
HOURS os INsTRECTloi.
renmanship from to i. la
Book keeping . to Sp. III.
Arithmetic &C. s to p. ia
HI Z,i-lv
FOR SALE.
The FARM known aa FEDORA l. HILL,
situated on the heights. /! miles northwest O
Alexandria, The view is almo3t I'm surpassed;
water excellent. It po: 7esses the advantagt-
of thrac markets y esandris, Washing ton and
Georgetown
M better situation for all early ssra "r ".
chsrd can be found in this section.
The improvements are good FRA III ss::s
WELLING Barn, Stable. Carriage Esi
House, Wagon and Cow House; excellent brick
Dairy, and q well Of water at the door VARIETY
OF fruit in moderate quantities.
This farm contains ~ acres.
For further particulars enquire Oh the ~ oln-
;sas ian 2G-im
New YORK BUCKWHEAT for sale by
~ ian 10 J. CLIFTON MILBUkN
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AUCTION SALES.
NR TEE s SALE.

BE- virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October
Goth, 1868, executed By Samuel H. Maggs and
Wife snd dnly recorded. the undersigned
Trustee therein named, will, on SATURDAY,
the 9Th day, of February, 1870, in front Of the
Hay or's office, in the city Of Alexandria, at II
o'clock m, offer for sale, by public auction a
TRACT OF LAND, in Loudoun county, Va,
about one mile north Of Guiford depot, a., l..
& H. r. R., with small LOG HOUSE fssaaaa
thereon containing ono hundred and for sA sass
~ ll4u acrn3. more or less.
TERMS Gosh AS to 30 much Of the proceeds
al! sale as may DO necessary to defray the ey-
pensas Of trust and TO pay $500, with accrued
interest; and the residue in three equal pay
ments, to become due a. follows The first. Oct.
- 1870, and the other two payments Oct. 29tn,
1871 and 1872, respectively. with interest from
Oct. 90 1850. JOHN W. GREEN,
i'm 15-td Trustee.
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Just Ont!

"CHEkRY PICTORIAL rRUCHES'
For Colds, Coughs. Sore TnrO::t ana Bronchitis.
xOXx so GOOD, NONE so PLEASANT.
NONE CURE "a QUICK.
RUSHTON " GO,
dec l-5.n ID Aator II ouse New York.
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(iuM HHi:a' &AI.E or \ FAhG-
y ABLE ia tiai l.. fRi&CE " LILA NJ
COUNTY. --FurErA.ni L. decree 81 the CIR
cult Court a.! hpuhouG county, nj It's october
term, leJ in Iha Cause Of Oden ct nj g. l'r nm,
'Trnstre, Sc We viii proceed t. sell, t. tho
highest bi,!rr ~ public S.nction, on SEtfuK-
D* y, the oh dnY al fahruary, l7U in lion
Of TIC stof.. oil Mc:sgs. La..5 - HutchIns0h. IN
Aide. IuGdonn county, Va, tho TRACE or
LA.fi y owned by james ). Udan. and by HIM
heretofore con ayci ny deed O! tr"st q ihos
Latharn's trustee. lying on the ''Carnina'
road, in Prince vii liam county about ; miles
from hliic, adjoining the lands CT Beverly
Hutchinson, Joseph Taylor y. P. hosnd end
others, and containing 800 acres. It's good hT-
sblo land HIS on it q piootv Of water ana tim,
Der, snL VOL ulcd 10 grazing ard the growth
OF cereals.
YERMr-~Onutcnth c:sh on the day 81 ale,
.ltl the residue IN eIntl instruments 81 one and
tw0 !c:.ra i.Gin Tho day o. sale; The deferred
instaimGn.s IL Lc secured By bonds. bearing
iutnrrs, from dav 81 sale Sale tn commence ut
Il IN. j. W NJ. fooIhk.
Il. 7. holland.
commissioners o S1lo.
LouGuur CO.., Va, ian l-eo'=
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Ia the U. S. District Court in Richmond
the important case oil the Bank OF Virginia
still occupies attention. Yesterday the session
of six hours was occupied by the continue ton
of the argument Of the motion of the petition
ers from Kanawha county, West Virginia, tor
a re. opening of the accounts Of the trustees
and their removal from the receiverShip.
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BY Green az Wise,

Real E:tAtc Agents and Auctioneers.
pY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST.
ran and wife. and duly recorded, the under
signed. 1rnstea therein named, will,
THURSDAY, Tho 81 day al February nest.
in front OF lie Mayor c1cc, in the city Of Al
eS=ndria. Virginis!. offer for SALE by. publ
e OF IL 1SH n said 2IyDs w BIZ BkICk @
STORE aud d WILLING thereon, he EslIA
ginning On the south side Of King st. 40 feet to
the westward Of Fairfax street, 81 feet front
and 30 feet dGop. and occupied by a. Moran.
The said property viii be sold to pay debt al
$1,000 md what interest may have accrued, Sc.
cured by said deed TO Mrs. Margare! i. Bald
win Terms cash
GEORGE W. BRENT.
jan std Trustee.
JOS l.. GRIGG,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
no. SOUTH ROYAL STREET,
has inst received . good line OF
CLOTHS,
CA#SlMERES,
and VESTING5,
for genlienen's wear, :" which he invites nj.
tcntion. 0c. 2l-tf
WAITH GOODS.
We s.k especial attention b. oar -!ock 81
JsckOnc! Cambrne.
Gihld and Striped Cam 6rlc.
Nulnsoob Musins-wi'h variety q! good.
i'll this line.
Cali and cxalnino them ~
ian l3 ROBERT l.. WOODS.
WANTED, as GOVERNEs in my tsmly,a
w LADY, competent TO teach four children
between the ages OF and II yoars She will
be expected to each two Ct them on the piano.
references Given md required r, Addr"ss
HOBT. BENTLEY, IN.
t:uilford. Loudoun county, VI
Loudoun CO.. jan 2l-co4.
Foh SALE
PARTOr' il FISHING SHORE Enomn r..
the SANDY POINT located in Fairlax conn
u, Virgins.
For particulars apply at No. I4lo 10Th stree,
west and o street north, Washington, ID C.
jan ll-2aw3w<
AXES, ANE HANDLES, Sc
Y Wo have on band good supply Of Chop
Ling i>'@, Of superior qusIity, light ard heavy
weights which will be sold By the single one
" dozen 1T small advance. Aye Halves II
ali Iuaitica and in any number.
dec IL JOHN r. CRBlGHTDN & son
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED q fine assort-
i mcnt Of COFFHES. consisting al Mocha.
lava, Laguyrs and Rio; also Toastoi CoFees
n ID packages, property prepared ana TgT
'anted strictly prime.
GEO. l.. SEATON,
dec l79 King street.
Z OSIAH II. D. SMOOr,
y Formerly OF and Successor t" ;InI0t, tn
81 Il Compsny,l
LUMBER DFAhEN
No. 81 Union ST.,
Between King and Cameron,l
!, f. # Alexandria, Va.
( tOUE,S CELEBRATED COIrGHSYRDr
II
The ..L.crlUer. have just prcpsrod large
0. 1f tbs celebrated remedy for Coughs, Colds,
I .,f:ennss &c, which they offer Tor sale Whoe-
sic and retail COOK Il CREIGHTON,
n"vA-- o. King Street.
,:UkE SALTrErkE, Sage in leaf, also
g:"nnI lamaics Ginger. pure Ground
Slack Pepper, Ground Cloves. Allspice anu
Ilustard Just received and for sale by
Zee - +. :. LEADREATER Il BRO.
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SALE OF LAND.

In pursuanca o. decree of the Circuit Court
of Fairfax county, pronounced vt its November
term, 1869, in the suit of Coleman, Trustee, VS..
Coleman and others, the undersigned will offer
vt public sale, at Fairfax Court House. on
MONDAY, the 21st day Of February, 1869
Court day, tho TRACT OF LAND formerly
belonging to Char!pa z. Coleman, containing
lG2 acras.
This land is in desirable noighborhood, OF
good quality, with tolnrable provements and
adjoining the lands Of W ebster, Newman and 9TH
e!s, and is situated about two miles from Hesn-
don station, and in country much sought after
by Northern settlers. "
Ri. COCKERILLE.
X. II. SUMMERS.
Es;rIsx m ia, 15-2swts Conm'rs
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THE ALEX'DR1A. EVENING >ch'"E'
No. y North Nashing:"n :!
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TN CONSEpUENCEO OF TIE CONDITION
"s THE
MONEY MAK3GKI THROUGHOUT The
COUNTRY
We tnvc occurred nIpre than our usual supply
of lirst.rlss- Foreign a3h Domestic and Fancy
and Staple
DRY GOODS
II uil Lln departments .! iu.ngi'..ry ;.:.l real
wants f.: families and nousckeencr:, II. Jig.
ures mos iavorab!" 'or tn Interest: "F pnr-
chasar:.
4g-Al kinds OF Fnncy Dry Goods.
ass- All kinds Of Mourning Goods Of the best
class.
nas-All kinds Of -inans ard ether Hou;o(ur-
ni:hing Dry Goods.
as-AIl kinds Of 1Thitc Goods, Flannels,
Chint2es, cilks, Dress Goods, Prints, Cling
hams, ;jhir:ings, snawls, C!oAk=, Arabs, Wrap
pings, As!Feckar:. E'!vcts, Cloths, Handkrr-
chiefs Roman rcarf*, Sa7hcs, ' clgntcens, &c.
ny Cloths. C"a.ing.s, Snil:ngE, Csssiincr"s,
&C., of qualities snd rolHra that may he rallied
on, for gentlemen youths and boys.
ESs- Our Northern and Eastern r0rrasp"nd
ents send rs new supplies daily.
IF ", invite especial attention 70 oUr sIocl;
&c Fabric adapted to the wants .! farmers,
planters ::rrhanira lahorars ard thci- families.
EES- Our whole Scala - 5.r;res Is arranged 20
meet the requirements e! per on@ with m"dcr-
ata incomes
sOt;E PRICE uNi.T--MAKkE IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
El.e&t:GngeT7 and soJnulHc!- vii! !Esra'. vnr
stock ct their pleasure.
PERRY q MOTHER.
Pcnna av., end Ninth q,
Wnshingtrn =. &
&"TAElIElI !2".
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PROPERTY AT COMMITS.
GI0EEiI'S SALE.

Nl0N ER.S SALE.
10 vi,,ra Of { drcrca Of the Circuit Court OF
Fa;ccfay county rendered at November Court,
$50 IN no snIt oG Dennis Johnston, Admir-. of
jororzo Rn~cr. 1ncascad. W. IoreuZo Rogers
i.";. ~, ~ I,-dor.;rno1 Con,,oi:eiornr named
"a doorna ,sI an SATJ1RDAY. the 9Th
~ s'i,t L zen - frnnt " (istts Tay.
u"S =. W. - EiEr nnrntv Va. ut u
el"' AZ ~, w. w. ii' 49,, h;3Jar ~ warm of
NJ St''. - NV Rn1ors died seized
"n,cG tnu ~ onrcs marc Or lass, This land
,ion y Srt:,, Croai- adjoining the lands of
W. Wm' vi Hs1nmar,lT u, Johnston and others
parsnns in.;r;no n nurchsse arc requested 10
Iii On Mr HnTnmnrsl7 or Mr.. D. Johnston,
o;tl:er Of ynom viii tsi;e pleasure in showing
tho same "'''''
TERUa --,,,e-,anll uf lle uurcAasU-.aorey
IN bonI. tLa residun in three equal install
80 nsv.hl,. 8, s;z twelve and cighteon
r,Cn,L. tn In s,rurri NV the bonds of the
nnrchssn- with annrovcd personal security,
ant rctention Of tn. tile until the last payment
is ,nadc :tn,rrs and decd at tho cost Of tho
purchaser TaOMAS MOORE, Comm'r.
Fxirfax co., i'm 8-lawts
,..,c,n y1IT-
4 ON i;2! ~ 10 'l'Ah'u VIZ - 49, ~
" ABLE Az j :, iut:'Hlt ~ IL uca ,. r' W ",
the Circuit Loilr' g fhlq"'gGr o Got 1870
the OH day OF ~fptni1brr io'', IN tnr we" Va
F. ". f"unE, executor O! y m M" ''i':.' ~
ceased )GEI ~. Rogers, &c INV !"'P'
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-26

We hnvo an.urri niore than Our usual supply
of iirs,.rlass Foreign a7h Domestic and Fancy
and Staple