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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-24

FOE RENT-The STORE, No. 220 King
E$a street Apply al lO7 King street:
nov lg; COOK IL CREIGHTON.
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SALE OF STOVES.

ap l5-eoGm
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TELEGRAPH \: 1LyV :.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE GAZETTE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHIN8TGN. May Ii > y. i.



Mr.. Johns1n presented the ulzcIu, iaI OF
Judge David hultZ, late OF The Staunton Cir
cult Court, asking compensation Tor stock &c.
taken from his estate h3 the army OF Gen.
Hherldan during the onerations 10 Virginia.
Ii was referred 10 the Committee gu Claims.
also, ten memorials Tor ,i.r ren,nGai OF disa
biiities,
Inc Senate pissed u bill prantiGH public
lanos III the State ui Alabama t. AID 10 The
construction Of The Decatur aud Aberdeen rail.
road.
la the House Of Representatives till was
introduced granting lands TO the New ] ork
and Norfolk railroad
Also bill not 10 exclude wulu,n from the
census marshalships.
The House refused IL Instruct the committees.
on reconstruction 10 report bin Tor general
amnesty, yeas 81 nays %
Hlr. Mckenzie offered BILL referred to the
COMMITTEE OF the District Of Columbia, dciin-
Ing the crime of murder in the District, and
also bill, referred to the Judiciary Commit.
lee, to prevent members OF Congress from re.
commenting candidates Tor Office TO the Presi-
dent or Heads OF Departments
Mr.. Cox offered resolution instIucling the
Committee on Reconstruction to report bill
relieving all persons Of their disabilities, a
motion 10 lay which on the table was lost, ayes
81, noes S.. Subsequently, referred to commit.
tee by a vote OF ayes is, noes Sc.
Mr. Sohenck has Just reported bill TO re-
duca Internal taxes
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The Health of the Ladies

AS the truest snd best reliance, the ladies are
unanimously patroni2ing their faithful friend,
Gautier'S Native Wine Bitters, with full
knowledge of their curative and restorative
qualities. Vast benefits have been realized
from their uso. and the thousands Of fem ales
fully acknowledge release from suffering and
removal CT health, strength and vivscity.-
They Danish all those ailings that so peculiarly
afilict woman, reinvgorato her system and re-
vive her dropping spirits. And thus we besrt-
lily give to the public only the evidence of
multitude Of ladies, who have been rescued
frcm long suffering and again boon mado young
and capable of al tho duties OF their sex. TO
TO intelligent woman need we say more.
j. Nj. LAWSON.
JANNEY & CO.,
my LEW Agents for this city
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PoIICE RErORT-N MAYORS OFFICE. -

POLICE T-MAYoR's OFFICE. j mes
Holmes, coloreI, for di:Ordcrly conduct at Shi-
Ion Church. VAS fined and discharged.
Andrew Jackson, Daniel Tnto, Charles An;
dcrsou, Augustus White, Wilson Page and
Grfln Morgan. colored boot blacls, for disor-
derby conduct 1T the depot OF the Alexandra
nnd Washington Railroad. were fined and dis.
charged >,
Joserll Nj GORE ard John Commit, Tor ASSAULT
,nr and DC ,ting tho lattor'& wife. on Tyler
Hill, Fear The Diagonal pump, were tined and
di:"Garg"t. ~,
letlie koana, ro!ureL, Tor harbLring Thomas
Clsrl., colored, the husband of Caroline Clark,
ana :or abusing tho latter and stoning her when
she csme to Petty's alley looking for her hus-
band, WAS fined and discharged.
Joe Wilkerson, cclorod, for abusing and
striking his wife in Price : alley, was fined and
discharged. ,r o.
Of criminal character at either Of the Msgis-
trutes' offices this morning
WATru REPORT. Might clear and mpcra'
,,,o mild There was disturbance among
sonlo colorcd people in Prices alley and some
arrest, made. Wi Ii that exception the city
was as quiet as usual. One ledger, q foreigner,
wss accom- modated at the watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
ear and Tear OF Business Lif.

Tho cares and ls5ors OF business l. fe ara pt
to Tell severely upon the health and constitu-
| ton Of the ardent energetic business man, and
when the need OF some sustaining agent is felt,
stinuiants that cause only temporary exhl-
| arallon, and IeaTe the system in stats Of par
tai coll: I'sa when their first elect has passed
| GU are too often reso-ted 10. As certainly as
ire Leaves behind it residium of ashes, the
use OF the adulterated liquors of commerce pro.
duces premature exhaustion and decay. Touch
| them not. Tone and regulate the overtaxed
vital machinery with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tors. Il that wholesome elixir, tho alchoholic
clement, which is the purest deriyable from
any source, is tempered by the choicest tonic
aperlent, and anti-bilious and anti-febrie vege.
table extracts and juices. TO strengthen, re.
cruit, s"ace and purify the system is the mis-
Sion OF the great vegetable specific. When the
stomach is ID healthy state, the bile flows
regularly, the bowels erform their office prop.
erly, and the Geographic ibres of the nervous
system are in perfect working order. an enor-
NOUS amount Of labor eau Be borne without
rial; or inconvenience, and the direct effect of
tho Bitte:s is to promote this vigorous condi-
ton OF tho functions upon which the nourish-
ment OF the body, and its power of endurance
manly depend. The great tonic and altera-
tive ~, therefore, emphstically recommended
Tor Its remarkable strengthening properties, to
I'll upon whom the responsibilities OF life press
heavily. and who teel like fainting under tho
6urtheu. a lively appetite, splendid diges-
tlon, elastic spirits, and marvellous ability to
Withstand fatigue, are among tho blessings just
~ ascrloed to the renovating operation of this
pMlatable and powerful cordial, and as spring
and summon Alternative, there is nothing in the
mstera medica that can be compared with it,
my t. cOlW
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LOCAL NEWS.

WOODLAND FARMERS CLUB. The REGULAR
monthly meeting of the WOODLAND Farmer,
Club was held on Saturday last pursuant to sd.
journment at Huntley, the residence Of a. ".
Harrison. The President being absent, Court.
land Lukens was appointed Chairman pro tenn.
Twenty four members were present Theron
Thompson was admitted as a member. The
report of the committee on vegetables ard a
supplement for March last was called tor, again
read, and discussed at some length. The COM
mittee on cereals presented their report on the
condition of things about the farm and lremi
ses OF Huntley, which was good one aud
rather eommendatory of Mr. Harrison as prac.
tical farmer, and elicited several pertinent
questions and answers Some discussion en-
sued as to the best method of rddiog farms OF
garlic. f. f. Mason produced savcia! "pips"
taken dexterously with the thumb nail from
under the tongue OF young chickens. The pip"
is little honey substance similar to q fish
scale, negative of the tongue, and prevents
the chick from eating unless it is removed. A
style Of discussion ensued On
the subject OF poultry. An invitation to sup
per, as usual, was unanimously accepted with
out debate. The club then adjourned to meet
one month hence at Edward DaaicIs, Gums
foD !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Juoe term o! the Cir
cult Court for this county, Judge Keith pre-
siding, commenced its session at | o. clock
this morning.
Jefferson lacey qualified aud gave bond as
clerk of the Court with james r. Cation as his
deputy.
Grand jury, with NJ. D. Corse as foreman
were empaneled, sworn aud charged, and re-
tired to their room, but having nothing TO pre-
sent re appeared and were discharged.
Truman P. Hull Thomas Carol, Thos. Ark
ns and James Atkins we're naturaliZed.
Rule against w. B. holland, for falling TO
attend as a witness for the defendant in the
case of Myenburg vs., Taylor ct. a. was dis
charged.
CHANoERY SIDE. mcknight VS. Rumncy
ct. al.-report of Commissioner West filed.
Court adjourned until to morrow at ten
o'clock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

local BRBVITIEs. The attention OF delIn-
quent tax payers is directed TO the Sheriff S
notice in another column Of to-day Gazette
AS the bills for 1905 taxes will soon he pre-
sented, it would be we'll for 1868 to be paid
AZ early as possible, SO as to avoid the necessity
of paying both at once
It will be seen by reference to the estr:'on
cards 10 to days Gazette, that Mr.. wesley
Avery is o candidate for the office OF Collector
of taxes for the Northern and not Southern
District as heretofore announced.
During the last three weeks thirty odd per
sons have been received ipto full membership
with the Methodist Episcopal Church IN to's
city. This increase is not the result OF re
vival, but shows the steady growth OF the con.
gregation under the effective ILLUSTRATIONS OIL
the Rev. Mr. Haynes.
Severed games of basa ball were p:ayeI yes
1erdsy evening by boys on the commons arorna
the city. Similar sport next Sunday will be
Interrupt ted by the police, who have been IN
s,ructed to arrest all parties who may be en-
gagged in it.
Cora Lee, seven years old, daughter OF MI
Henry Tatsanaugh, accidentally fell from the
front door steps Of her fathers house near
tho O., A. s. NJ. r. h. depot 90 oa'"''"s
evening last and broke her collar bone.
A little child of Mr.Lcwis H'pkln = iel' uo"n
q, Saturday last aud fractured its eI5o" loin''
A reward of $500 has been offered by AZ.
| Adam for the arrest Of the thieves who roDoed
b;o store last week, but oothing has been hcaro
Of them as yet
Tho RESIGNATION Of Mr.. }. C.CIalk as Dtpu'
r. Sheriff was not accepted i,y Sheriff . Neal
ond Mr., Clark continues TO perform The 1n'''>
Of that office. a.,
Some colorcd people were baptized at wv
nsual place 10 the Potomac, oft Battery hous
ers. Yesterday morning
n,bo steamer Mctamora which has been iy'n'
idle at her wharf here for some time past Ia;
been chartered by parties who Will run Ae' IL
an accommodation travel aud freight boat OF
the Potomac IlVer.
Tboso who have been raising hogs IN to"'
have been busy for the last two or three Gay
in removing them and the hog peps outside
the limits of the corporation
,, May aies, ian institution p' cuiar
f Alexandria, have made their appearance Jus
now, "as single spies, but, presently, to com
: in battalions.
There are large quantities oi Cum'er'an
ooa, on hand, at the different coal wha'ves
this Mace and vessels are 10 demand Tor sh't
ping it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16
RAILROAD ACCIDENT The passenger train

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The passenger train
from Richmond due here ct S. 20 a. IN. yeser.
day til not arrive until 100 p. H., in congo
auonce Ut Ieteation en- The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. The locomotive, tender and
baggage car were thrown from the track one
mile cast CT Frederick Hall, and the engineer,
named Dam, severely but not fatally scalded.
The fireman. who Jumped from the train. was
caught under The baggage car and had his leg
broken ia lh,et places A tie had been placed
across the track three miles below the point
where Tie accident occurred, and had been
dragged by the locomotive that distance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoN. A dispatch from
kichmond received at half past two 0 clock
this evening says:
Tho bill! which has passed the Senate 10 re.
lation TO elections, provides Tor the election in
cities and towns of all old officers under exist
ing charters, and such others as are prescribed
b. the constitution aud makes commissioners
OF Iii. revenue and reasuEers city as we'll as
State officers The commissioners of revenue
already appointed Gre to assess property in
cities ani counties for State purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

REaIsTRATIoN.-Atth the election 10 this city
last July there were poIled 2,9I6 votes, OF
which number 1858 we're white and | ,2iS co..
ored. At the registration which closed last
Tuesday 2,G51 names we're inscribed upon the
books, OF which 1883 were white and :099
colored. The registration thus showing d fall.
ing eff of $50, Of which ! 10 are white aud l49
colored. The white msj ority now according to
the registration books is 459, but in order to
secure the election of the Conservative candi-'
dates next Thursday week the votes lot only
OF the ! 10 white delinquents but of all the Con
servatives who have become entitled to vote
since last July will be required, for the Radi-
Gals claim 500 white votes, and it is generally
conceded that not more than ten colored Con.
srrvatiee votes will be cast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

YESTERDAY " esterday was delightful
sumner's day, and was appreciated. The
churches were all filled with large and atten
tive congregations, and the sermons were all ex.
celiens discourses and were all we'll received. A
marked Improvement was noticed in the music
of the different choirs. In the evening large
numbers Of persons visited the cemeteries and
other suburban places The streets had more
people on them then usual, among them being
manv from Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

COOP TEMpLARs On Friday evening last,
the following officers of Providence Lodge, No.
3, I. o. G. T. of Fairfax Z. f., were installed
to serve the ensuing quarter by Jos. W. White
head D. g. w. G. T., assisted by Rev. Geo.
n. Williams as G. w. S. and j. ". Bryce as
G. W. NJ: Raymond Lie Favrc, w. G. r.;
Miss Sarah Garfield " Y. t.; Geo. ".
Hawxhurst. W. Secretary W. ". Skinner,
w. r.; s. p. Rumsey, W.F.S.; Milton Tucker,
W. NJ; W. Fl. Rumsey, w. G.; &. II. Spcer,
w. 0. g.; {. H. Garfield, W. j. g.; Mrs.
Job Hawxhurst, W. y. NJ; Miss Mary +.
Ostrander, ". r. II. s.; Miss Roxce A, Bryce,
". L. Fl. s.
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EBsas VI rhS CTS

NEw YORK, May IL Money SAT- per cent
Cold 14! Stocks dull. Virginia slxcs,, e%-
coupon, 90: new Il asked. Flour dull and de
clnlng Wheat du!l and shade love +. COIN
dull and declining.
BaLrIMosE, May lG -Nirginis SKIES. old, 555
bid, So a. ked DO. lStt C5i bid, GGt asked d..
1857 81 bid. Cotton firm vt 23a2%i. i iour quiet
and steady. Wheat dull; Maryland l5,nlGl'
Western l23a1"5; Pennsylvania lower NJ BOA
100 White Corn l22ali% yellow lie. Oats
firm ct &c.
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TTlHE GREAT BOOK OF THE DAY,
For sale at

FRENCH'S. No. 95 KING ST.
LOTHAIR, by the Blight Ho nc ~ B. O's'
9aeli; paper covers 5 boun MS - TU b1 Inn.
iss N. Alcott, author of Little Women. ola
Fashioned Girl, etc.; paper covers IS cents a
'n IoNDoN SOCIETY for May soc. .,o;-
EyerySody who desires to Improve tne1r
bo1dw ritinp should use EASTMA PEN
MANS ASSISTANT; four sizes SOC and 81.
THE TRIAL OF MCFARLAND for the
shooting Of Albert D. Richardson; iull ano
complete report by practical law reporter
80 cents
~ ~ e. FRENCH.
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EXPLOSION.

BosToN, Muy lG.--Au unex plaine.! explosion
OF guupowder took place yesterday afternoon
in wooden building connected With the Wa
tcrtown arsenal and used ior filling cartridges,
destroying the building aDd alarming the neigh
borhood. No person was injured.
Thomas rockingham, aged 70 years, hung
himself al his residence in Boston yesterday.
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Foreign News

QUEENsToWN, May l7.--Thc Etna from New
York arrived here yesterday, and the Nebraska
day.
LONDON. May considerable excitement
was created here yesterday by the arrest of fifty
persons who had just arrived from Birmingham
By railroad. The prisoners all had rcvolvers
on their persons, and were pcntiluIly supplied
with money. They are supposed 10 be Fenians.
The authorities are taken measures to prevent
any disorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

REMARKs.-The market for Grain opens dull
and inanimate. Wheat is dull and heavy. and
may be quoted SAGE off, 1929 bushels red were
offered. and sales made at l25, $50. lS3, lS5 and
1877; one lot inferior sold ut ll5 offerings of
100 bushels white. but no sales reported. Corn
is steady 5000 bushels mixed were offered, and
sales made at Ito, III and ll2; an inferior lot
brought lOs; offerings Of 66 bushels white and
10 Of yellow, but no sales of either reported
Kyo is firm; receipts light and sales at 10.
Oats arc irm NJ GO; offerings Of 2sS bushels.
Flour unchanged.
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Republican Convention.

WILMINGTON, DEL. May lG.--A Rcpubli-
can State Convention to nominate candidates
for Governor and congressman is called for
June 9th at Dover. The call severely cbarac
terizcs the present State administration and
indicates numerous reforms.
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cir Y "a Z; ~ -

FORSALE -The Lease AMI Fixtures 81 the
beautiful Store now occupied by ). DeaIham.
In order to close business within the shorte't
possible time, my fine stock CT Clothing End
Gents Furnishing Goods will 30 sold of ut
whatever sacrifice All those who IRE indebted
to me will please pay up without delay.
,oar6--9avtt =. DEAI.uAM ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

rn- NOTICE.--We have on hand a
kIS large stock of Ladies, fdis:ss' end
CbiIdrens BOOTS and SHOES, and in order
10 reduce our stock, will sell At greatly reduced
prices. All In want will do we'll 10 call ut "a
King street. ,,n,-v
ian 28-tf w. Is. W ADDE1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

SUMNER DRINKS Messrs. Waried& Hall,
druggists, corber OF Prince and Fairfax streets,
have erected their Arctic Soda apparatus for
the summer Of 1870 and are now able to sup
ply tho thirsty or latigued with delightful
and cxhilerating beverage, which can be indulg-
ell ia n1 WituHl. They have also on draught
Bedford water, glass of which every morning
bstore breakfast during the warm weat her is
conducive to the preservation Of health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

The LATE ROBBERY AT THE THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY. We are Informed, by uDques,lon-
able authority, that the individual mentioned
in Saturday Gazette as having stolen q sum
of money from one Of the studonls Of the Iheo
logical Seminary Of Virginia, near this place.
never was a st1dent OF that Seminary. nor ever
was at any time, or 10 any form, connected
with it, He never was a member G! the
Episcopal Church. and seems ii all his
attempts at intercours, with christians 10 have
been mere udvcnturcr, whose character DC
came soon and unfayorably developed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

ALARM OF FIRE. The alarm OF fire about
s O. clock las, uight, which however Was not
sufficient to bring out the department. was
caused by the partial burning OF framed house
10 the centre Of the square bounded by ST.
Asaph, Princess, Pitt aud Queen streets, owned
By MIR. William Gregory, aud occupied by
colored woman named Hannah Coleman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD
THi: CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD

ROAD
!gcomplelnd and running FROM RICH MOND,
Va, e. tho celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. in West Va, 227 milcs 1t is being
rapidly extended to the Ohio river, 20O miles
lurl"e'' '":''''E ~ "' '-'
In lis progress WESTWARD II pene,ta'en ANu
opens up To market Inc WV CO.
DEPOSITS OF the hah@"na heH'oh ~ WE,
Virginia. And thus brings Inc superior A'iu
abundant Goals Of that section into comtnCnIca
,;o, ,,;tb tha IRON ORES of Virgin and
Ohio, and tho Wcstern, Southwestern NJ ''"s'-
,,,o snlontid
Hhcn coihpicIo" IL wa ~ ;,,
maroon ia'''!''e " orJ ,hns
Fo''ao,' ""v!s"''o.. Y -. Ts;;road snd Water
Trsr s Ct the rregt West and South
w., ,',,'~
l,,v;,l ,o,t... ;, hort. essy cheap and favor
ohm ronto from tho West to the Sea, and will
oo,,naoI 81 isrge share Of the enormous heights
sooL;oo frs oaoortstion to tho coast.
I, will thus become one Of the most impor-
MT and profitable East AMI West Trunk Lines
Of NWlroad IN the country MI"
trade CT immense value
rba ,o,,n}eted portion .. tho Road IS doing q
profitable and increasing business and is fully
oouol in v.luo to the whole amount Of the mort
gage upon tho entire lne-7lo''o'''''
'n ,s,ho Cbassneake and Ohio hail
a,d ,,on,na,7 being First Mortgage upon
49,, a,,irn linz nroperty and equip worth
ubcn cnmpleted st least $50 100000 is therefore
! ono Of tho most su r,oJ a.. msr.
ke., and is peculiarly adapted |" '"' "A"''
ryvr.ToRs AND CAPITALISTS,
.,on,, with IN,
most salts factory assurance o. 'os'''' QUA
doubted security.
.rn. B1njs uro in denominations If
ny ,.,oo
$1,000, SOU ana 9lOo,
and may DC hao WV = ~ - ..u.h,e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16
Murders.

SARATOGA, May lG.-Nlr. Franklin, OF Alba,
ny, fatally stabbed Mr. Jackson, of Troy, here
yesterday. He was arrested.
ROCHESTER, May lG.-Thomas Hickey was
shot and killed by an unknown person yesteI-
day. No arrests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16
nAUGH'S RAW BONE FHOSPHATE'
REDUCTION In PRICE.

This popular Manure, the original Raw Bone
Pnosphate, has been thoroughly tested aur n;,
tha nat fifteen years, and ia recommended with
eo RieI TO farmers and gardeners as being
eouai to any Manure in the market, both as
''Ip am 70 prepared to ill all orders from bag
UPWARDS. Price $54 per 2OO0 lbs. n,pv
,ob17 Agent for Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16
nEPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

a caucus Of the Republicans Of Jeterso n
Township, Alexandria county, will be held 81
Union League Hall Freedmen's village: TO.
morrow ITU ESDAY evening, at O'CLOCK. ior
tho nurpose of selecting candidates for Town
ship officers st the approaching election
N. 8. WRIGHT.
KoBr: L; LAYS. Exec. Com
VIM. A. ROWE.
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Z GtO.

New York, May lG.--Thc Governor has
vetoed the Arcade railroad bill tnr making L
railroad Mnacr the surface Of Broadway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16

STOVES STORED AND REPAIRED dur.
ING tie summer ut the TIE AMI STOW b store OF
THOMAS HOY, corner Of King snd iitt :ts,
onnosita the Marshall House. up 1T!
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NOTICE OF TIE sHER1FF TO TAN.

NOTICE OF TIE SHERIFF ~ IAN
~ PAYERS.
AL persons indebted to me for state anv
onntv taxes for the year 1859. are Respectfully
asked to settle the same There IS Th hese Who
that lni LIZ costs can do so by prompt settle
wlsn 10 Ths notice is intended for alwho nave
not paid their taxes for 1869. :, o,NvAI,
,e-1w Sheriff Alexandra county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-16
WIN. WHITELOCk & CO.,
ID South street, Baltimore, Md.

Gp l5-eoom AleAnhoreN, y D.
TMPokTANr TO fla PkAF4ERs AND FAR
A HIGH GRADE FERTILIZER AT 4
MODERATE COST.
| MAGNUM EONUM SOLUBLE PHOS'
PLATE,
Composed of Dissolved Bones, Ammonia and
Potash.
This is q rich and active Fertilizer, IN when
is concentrated all the richness of pure bone,
made soluble by generous application OF SUI
phuric Acid aided by the proper proportions
Of Ammonia .i.d Potash. Its analysis shows
Bone Phosphate of Lime.....52 per ct.
(which is directly soluble....la per CT.
Tho nroprietors Of this Manure are q we'll
satisfied of Its adapta blity to oil crops, and o.,
it, powerful influence in building up worn Out
lands and If really adding to the value OF the
soil, that they request. as matter Of real I'M
Dortsnco to the farming interests, that every
planter should give it trial, II only on
mall scale. They teol confident that fair
trial will prove it be to beyond cavil, the very
article of ell articles to meet their necessltles'-
Price SIS per ton 1000 lbs. For sale il lagge or
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