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BAH at the white Sulphur Springs

Special telegram to The Pispalch.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs,l
August 81, 1870. }
The third grand fancy ball of the season
is now in progress. 1t is brilliant success
The ballroom is crowded, and the dresses
are of gorgeous description. At II O'Clock
a sumptuous supper was given; after Which
the dancing was resumed. DENIS.
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DRUGS. FEl,rrsHYa a.


MOST ELEGANT ! !, A !, = 49,
bLuhT,s Ah.saATlC AFRICAN GINGE r.
warming c,rdiaL corrective In dyspepsia, indi
gesslon, chanse OF cim ste and water, cholic, and
intemperance, etc. A fresh sGpply for sale by
au ~ 3. z. DOVE;
nUPUY'S KISSINGEN WATER sol,,
~ at Spotswood Hotel and Mt
Z. T.. DUPUi'S Drug Store,
an 90 TO. a27 Broad street
A T WOOD Il SONS NEW DRUG
Ia STCtE can he found the
FINEST HAIR BRUSHES,
COLOGNE WATERS,
EXTRACTS.
LAVENDER and other SCENTED WATERS,
POMADES.
TOOTH-BRUSHES,
COMBS, COSMETICS,
A choice stock Of
FRESH and RELIABLE MEDICINES and
CHEMICALS.
WOOD & SONS,
Apothe caries and Druggists,
an TO Ninth and Main efreets
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cAynrDATES FOR OFFICE.


Z HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A
| CAnnIpiTE TOR he Office OF % hMGN-
JTEhi.TII's ATTORNEY FL HENRlGt
COUNTY, subject TO The endorsement OF tie Con-
S. ~ Ini% p"f's JAMES Mod. cARRINGToN.
ITO THE VOTERS OF HENRlCO
| COUNTY ! reSpcc fully ANNOUNCE mTsGi1
mid tie FOR Tie Office Of SHERIFF. OF Tue
CJUNlY subject TO nomination oI Tue Con-
seryatiyc party. .,,
.. ,nR LEWIS L. GuNN.
fs,O THE CONSERVATIVES OF HEN
rico: ammo ounce mTself a candidate for the
- E,ESJiiI OF uEHEICD COUNTY CUUkE.
Rcanlst your support and shall &2lde py !ou4 &C.
ci>i u. II VIZ cIuEh Tn
1g1O THE. VOTERS OF HENRlC0
4 COIIrTY i RESPECTFULLY annou1G% myscii
CANDIUAyE for tue Office OF AJIohNE "a
F1k T1E COMMO%W LIN, subleot 10
nomination By the Conservative paiL
ANIL div JOHN y. MoRDECAl.
r,,O THE VOTERS OF HENRlCO
4 CpUkTY. herery Anronncc hysSii n.
Candidate F. u .nnM0N w ALIh,o AZ
TOkNEY. ,nbiect to Il q ON in sion by the Oohget t
ton or re Ct servatiye party, when !" VI nect
oa The first Mo:,day III september Ut Tue counIS
couIt-house. Respectfully cor ia
au 81 Ia" IT. a. AAhiH''h't 80.
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q iChMoND AND DANylLl.E Rail.

AZ R1AD.-pASSEkGER SCHLDULE: s
GOING SOUTH. --1ynchours and Danylue pa6-
sangers leave .Rictnond daily Except sundays)
at OILS a. VI: leaSe 3Grkuvile daily except Sun.
daye! % 2. NJ; arrive At nanylile daily tsx-
ceit Sand&yal .. s:s5 =. 81. THROUGH III. L
MD EXFEESS lssYes Ricb11oG6 Csliy a. .: 55
L, r.; leaves DanvilIe dsily Mt 1873 a. IT,. zr,ites
Al treene.c .Iaiiy at Los \. 81.
GotNG GoaTH II; yacnoury and Dsnytlle pas.
7:4O A. f.; leave surke9ille daily Except Sum
daysl at L. M. !; STRIVE at. Richmond dstly
Except Sundsysl At a:as P. ii. THR34Gh NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at LIS
A. NJ. leaves Usnvi1le daily at 9 80 A. z. ar
riyes az Richmond daily &C II 90 A. M.
The Lynchbnrg snd Danv1lr Passenger rryin
connects e3 Hsrkeyille with lie iyAtos On re
SortbsiGe road for Petersburg. korfalk, Lynch.
GvT1, and al ats5ions on lie scGthstds and Vtr-
8,nia Snd Tennessee railroads.. Sristol, Knox.
Ille, ;ialtou. Chatt .nooEa, Nashville, !feJnphis
snd al Important points south ana Sou.hs7est.
The Through Mail and EIpr2sa conract5
81 Grseusbor0' with thet-sinE on me Hoeth Uafo-
lima read for Charlotte Columbia, auyu5.S, ga
ysEuafi, Sdcca, Mobile Mont, merry, &C., &c.
and at Rchmond with the Rlchnopb, fredsricks.
our2 and Potomac, Chesapeake and 0cio; and
Richmond aud York River RAILROADS.
SLfEPISG CARS aad CHHES'S fATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS CD the through express
train. THOMAS Dft0AShAU,
sc | t.I,pSr,D z dept,
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PERSONAL DIFFICULTY ON the 18Th OF
TIL. month. at tie Allegheny Springs, Il
personal difficulty occurred between MI.
II. W. Burton, or this city, correspondent
nl the JnR,r. and Mr.. Frank Sn!Eihc, gent
II the Associated Press, during which the
latter Was cht>,i>..d and publicly denounced
Is 4 d" liar and ecound"cl" by Mi. Burton.
The facts Of the case a. they reach Us were
these On Thursday last Mr. Burton put
himself 10 the trouble Of taking the vote 81
the visitors at the Springs OH the subject of
The FrJncU-Pru>>iln war, carrying the bal
!D'-hoX n each visitor in person. and after
wards counting the votes. Mr. Sniythc
a>k"d him for the result, and especially ~
"a 81" votes OF Generals Bu1urcglrG ana
jiar0.". promising that he would no, COM
muirc4," il IL GHB papcr 10 he published
sooner than Monday morning. the day on
which Mr.. Burton told him it would appear
IN the Lticr.
Upon this positive assurance Mr.. Burton
ave Nj. SmytAc the desired information.
''A Friday night. without Mr.. Burton's
hhowl"G@c, N:. Suiythe tclegra ,iied the re-
suit OF the vote 10 the Associated Press,
ana II was published tar and wide in the
i1h"r> Of Sal urtllv.
MS fact became known to Mr.. Burton
IN Sunday morning, who, on seeing Mr..
my !tc IN L conversation with humber Of
gentlemen III thc front porch OF the dining
hidl, charged him with breach Of a solemn
promise, publicly denounced him Us above
lated, and proceeded 10 administer per-
7onai chaSti'cmcnt. RYstanders interfercd
ana separated The partics.--PctcrSbury m
IrL.
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r ANDS IN LARGE ,
AID sMaLL QUANTITIES
have In my hands for sale LANDS ia Almost
ovarv section of The State A number OF them arc
lar.e, trst-class estates, with splendid improve
1nenIs and Gesirably located, ,r.,-,v
su 90 1mx 1914 Main street.
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CALL EXTESDEp.-4At meeting Of the
congregation of the Second Presbyterian
church, Of this city. held Yesterday, Il unani-
nous call was extended to Rev. L. W.
Hooper, late OF Chri>tiansburg. to the
Passionate OF the church. Mr., u, Z. Payne
was appointed commissioner to lay the
call before the Prcsbytery, which meets in
Blacksburg to-day, and requests the assent
of that body to the acceptance of Mr..
Hooper. The church will be most for
tunate in securing his serviceS.-Lynchburg
ILrnlhInu.
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LIME AND CEMENT.
,ICULTURaL LINE.

A GRICULTURAL LIME.
/ am prepared to furnish SHELL LIME, In large
or small quantities, at my kilns any OF the cepots
or The Basin In this CITY. ut the followlng-name
reduced prices item cents per bushel At my kin,
oDDusit- the Tredetar Iron Works:
l'er ton Of 10 bushels tincludlng bags).. 90
re ton o. 40 bushels mot including bags. so
Letters dd.esSed to me- or left 1T the sh re stor
Of CHARLES PHILLIPS, No 1879 Main street
Richmond, Virginia, viii receive prompt atten-
tIon WILLIAM SMITH,
No. 1922 Main street,
an COLIN Richmond, Va.
DOCkLAND LIME AND ROSENDALE
N CHMEkT.
400 barrels LIME. per Sardinia;
100 barrels CEMENT, per H.r Nichols,
lila A. s. LEE.
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TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
I CITY OF RICHMOND, Jnne ?lst 1870. -
William II. Gwathmey, executor OF James "
Crane, deceased ..........".....'..'.' iAi'i'-ii'
Henry 4. Crane Andrew J. Loundes, Jalia Belle
Crane, an infant Under the age OF twsnt, -:nc
yeacs: James b. Winston and julla = :. MS Wl!e
who rs the widow OF David X. Crane. dcceaseu
abb Moreh use, the Trustees "f Rlchmond
College the Trustees OF the richmond tcmake
Institute the American Colonization society.
the American S..Dday-School Union, tie Alieri-
can Tract Society, and the Southern baplis'
IN CHANCERY.
II appearipg 10 the court that more IMAM TWO
wars nave elapsed since the qualification in the
iu things Court Of the cts of Richmond OF W IL
liam H. Gwathney ~ executor or james I. crane,
deceased and that report or the accounts oi ti!e
said ex cutor and OF the debts and demands
filed In the Office Of the clerk OF the said court on
| tne motion OF Henry K. Crane, one OF the leg l.
ties der the win Of the said james Z. CIane az
ceased tue court doth adIud2e, order, ana dccTee
that the creditors of the said ,mes u crane, us.
ceas,d do show Cause, II any they cLI on thc ~ st
day of the next October term OF This couil,
the plymeul and delivery OF the estate OF the ealo
decedent his legatess; IN " copy OF tnis osae
| In. nrblts he'd once week for !our successive
| weeks In the Richmond Dispatch ana that copies
thereof 30 alo Dosted at tue loor OF the
Of ths city Of Richmond on ing hrss Gays Oh s ,S
successive terms Of the Court OF musings LOT the
said city both OF such terms TO be before the next
| October term Of this court.
A'op' Robert HOWARD, Clerk.
| JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS p. q. au IL -iawAW
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IN CHANCERY.
JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS, pa. au 10 :

rAkNETTs COMPOUND ,,,,,,
az VEGETABLE BITTERS.
an excellent tonic In all cases OF debility. IL
inyigorates appetite, strengthens digestion, ex-
cites action of The liver, regulates the bowels re-
wives the spirits. and speedily restores health,
Prepared and sold by Dr.. JOHN K. GARNEI-i,
Druggist No. 6l5 Broad ttreet. Richmond : ..
Duse hslf wine glass. Price. 75o. au Jul
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9ERNE5-TAGMxNEs,


HAVING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE
IL AGENT Tor the sale of the WIlhELEk g
WILSON CDMPA.Y'S SEWING MACHt SES
for the State Of Virginia. the connection in bust
ness h, rctoiore existing wish GEORGE II:
BROW, and myself unGer the style Of GEDRG q
II. BROWN < CO, ce,ees from this date. All
per indertedto siu ilrm rs GEMS fer heeler
( Wilson's Manufacturing Company Will settle
their accounts only with the under sgncd, as no
one else is authorized 20 collect for the company
~ ., e {: L: AA:.M AZ:
.,TUE INPrr&NED SINGER SEWING
MA.yaiNEs the S asss--,Ssnll Einds Of work.
It's sales Indicate it durability ,,n,,
prove 1t; its york confirms It.. Urer nlncssssssss
sand soils last year. Cab and examine II. >ss
Sewing Machines repaired.
AGENTS WANTED.
CALVIN SHAFFER, Agent,
ie g. d, swaw3m 9l3 Msin street.
WING-MACRINESO OF ALL KINDS
y REPhfItED. The snpAT ELiIPrIC Sc W.
lEx4 NACIIEs2 BOUGHT anG SOLD. esel
the only r2o;ER NEEDLES for the SLCA1
gLLIFrID NAIalN2 IL. -
3aOAT & AuDISGTuN,
.rsn llfa ;l.-r s.roet ucnr TcnTta,ent"
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The NEGROES AHaING.-Reports reach us
that The negroes Of the county are organ
eng and alning themselves, rs they say,
- = right FOR their rights" and some Of the
teSidents Of the county are thinking Of call
!Ag upon the Governor to prevent an up
rising. We are told that they assemble in
large crowds at politico-relgious meeting
lo7t above the first crossroads, and have
he'n holding them there for some weeks
5htac;S, ana that they have for password
thc green and the ripe" nearing thereby
III utter determination of the whites, both
fDubg and old.-N0rfoik Vt?Wniaa.
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FERTILIZERS

S'7'S@>oo~~
VTHE SOUTHERN
FERTILIZING COMPANY,
OFFICE 1921 CARY STREET,
OFFER THEIR
TOBACCO FERTILIZER AND
OLD DOMINION RTILIZER
at reduced prices, for use on the wheat crop.
We invite the attention Of wheat growers to our
FALL CIRCULAR FOR 1870
containing valuable testimonials from many of
the best farmers in the State, which will be for.
war,led, postage paid, on application.
Special preparations put up on liberal terms at
short notice. w. GILLIAN,
au27-2m Preslden. and Chemist.
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a SIKANGE AgFAIR.--Tucsday morning
sb"ut . O'Clock several persons who live in
'hr EIcnity OF the Monticello house were
"ltiso ny loud cries OF murder" "mur-
Q@F;" and those who hurried out quick
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rE,O THE MERCHANTS AND OTHER
i BUSINESS MEN OF kiCaMg9:pii 1Rn Sst;
HERALD, published at Boydton, the coTntv,se,as
of that populous county III soushsisae ,a,s al
Meck!enburg, eegs leave TO present .ne - thn hsi
nesamsn Of Richmond. The Mteklsneurg asra as
has circulation IN the eoa Gaiot 81 cd
that other eyes advertise
l., ~ oaS sroJd we have made specially or our
Bsslas weekly es xs IN Other
nnrs nf Vrginia and North Carolina as amy other
eV Nh ". L. WHITE, 1t p. Weisiger Co.'S, il
Mr. IN Kichuoud, L. Il. FI&Ca,
our an - esdIm Editor and Proprietor.
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WINES ANh EInuORs.


T Z. RILEY WHISKEY.
"RICHMoND, June TO- 1870.
"The undersigned have CAREFULLY analF zed the
sample OF RILEY WHISKEY' submitted for
inspt cGion By CARTER 4 CHRISTI A n, and GER
tify hat II Is very fine distilation and free from
all noAiou3 combinations, and may he SAFELY re-
gardcd as healthfu and medicinal beverage.
81. Il. MCCAW, 81. D.,
"late Professor of Chemistry, Medical College Of
Virginia
civilian II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Lecturer on chemistry, Medical College Of Viz.
''gnia.h
We are the sole agents for the above for this
cley. CARTER CHRISTIAN,
an Is No. $50 Main street.
On BARRELS OLD VIRGINIA RYE
~ WHlSKEY,
20 barrels ~. Gallegan's OLD RYE. 1867;
10 barrels Wagsoner Harvey's very fine OLD
so barrels VIRGINIA APPLE BRANDY.
fylG WAGtrOAt.R Il HARVEY.
Slfa BARRELS 7 ii Il L. OLD RIE
~ WHiSKEY,
70 barrels EIWCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING,
:5hatrel3 Pl3E'S MAGNOLIA,
is barrels F'IkE'S XXX,
II barrels BRANDY And GIN;
x store md f0- sa:G ~ -
Is 81 IptiN n. SiG3iSS.
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DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE,
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SALE or A FINE ESTATE IN VIRGINIA.
Mountain View. the residence of the late
Bishop Meade, in Clarke county, Va, or at
least two hundred acres of it, including
the residence, has been sold by z. n.
Meade, Esq. TO Mr.. William Barton, Of
that county. at 500 per acre. The soil is
naturally equal to any in the Valley. The
house is comparatively new double-brick
building. beautifully located in the midst of
illness. The entire farm is enclosed with
stone fencing. and the fields divided of
with that made Of plank, upon good locust
posts. There is q fine orchard and garden,
plenty Of valuable timber, wellwatercd,
and within 4 mile of the proposed Shenan-
10IT I'll road. ---1E & 4aGh est e=- Sentinel.
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RArEROA1sa.
RICHMOND, rRsDERIcKsBunG FoToMACl
RAILROAD COMPANY
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT..
RICHMOyp Va aurust II 1870. II

RICHMOND. VA. August IL BI0. - .e
NOTICE.-For the accOmmodanoDs 0f
~ persons DESTROYS OF visiting, the country fat
POTTS o. the line Of this road bet.een Rtchmond
ann Mlitord CHEAP ROUND-TKIP TICkETS
VIII ne sold good only on the train leaving road.
street depot at9n. NJ on SUNDAYS, and return
ing on the THROUGH MAIL TffAIS. OF that day,
SoHAtDATI0N TRAIN Of the following ldon.
Gay morning, arriving In Richmond 1t $50
The MAIL TRAIN viii stop, on signal for re-
urn passengers only ut PESOLA,s CHESTHR.
f! Tx Jg ,myITISh, TAYLORsViLhE,sA Ash
MnUNTAIS ROAD, ond HUNGARY
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN VIII stop at
any point on signal. j. b. GESTRY.
au IL lin General Ticket Agent.
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ARREST OF AN ESCAPED CoSvIcT.-A ne
gro convict named James Miller, who es-
capped from The line of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, where he was hired to work,
ana who is believed to have heen implicated
in the murder of Mr.. LOUIS ScwartZ, one of
the guard who had the convicts in charge,
was arrested in this city Yesterday by po-
liccman Conner, and was committed to jail
to await Il rcquisition from the authorities
Of the neutrality-suspicious. Neus.
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SERIOUSLY MISUNDERSTANDING morning
rs the eaStern-hornd passenger train Of the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad was near
Claws crossing the horses attached to wa
gon which was passing along the road be-
came frightened and ran OF. 4 negro man
who was in the wagon was hurled to the
ground with great violence, and seriously
and perhaps dangerously injured. Fortu-
natcly the team did not reach the crossing
before the train had passed, and thus more
disastrous accident was probably ayeTted.-
Luxembourg Nc1rS.
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enough saw man but partially dres scd
running at full speed down Market and then
Union streets towards Wills's corner. The
gentleman proved to be our worthy deputy
sheriff, Mr.. Gamble, who gave the following
account Of what he called "his attempted
murder: He occupies the sheriff's office,
which is on the ground-floor Of the MONTE
cello house, and sleeps ut night with his Win
dow open. At the time mentioned he woke
up suddenly and saw n man with hie
bowie knife StarCiinE in tho doorway OF his
room. lie jumped up and ran hy the man,
saving at the time, "dont Kill me, and
reaching the street Ivy jumping through the
window ran ~ We have described. Nothing
has been seen or heard of the midnight ma.
raudcr who SO unccrCmnniously reused up
our friend. Mr. Gamble. 1t all seems as
strange as a " Midsummer's Night Dream"
Charlottesville MtehSGcnccr.
4 SAD AND FATAL AFrAIr.-A sad and
fatal accident. resulting from the careless
indeed. rcckleSs-tampcringw with firearms,
occurred on Friday last at the residence of
the Rev. W. 4. Crawford, near Winchester,
Va. His nephew, William A. Leche,@ of
Baltimore, a bright and handsome youth of
fifteen. having just returned from hunting,
with his gun resting upon the ground,
leaned forward and placed his temple upon
the muzzlc, and laughingly said to two
little boys present, How easy it would be
for me to place my foot upon the cock (suit-
ing the action to the world and blow my
brains out" Hardly were the words ut
tered before. his foot having slipped, the
cock fell. and the upper portion of his skull
was blown off, scattering his brains some
ten feet against the side Of the house. When
vii! boys learn prudence whilst handling
such dangerous implements p Winchester
tFd.) Sentinel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-17
THE GAZETTE.
EVENING, AUGUST II.

,e.nR ROMANCE OF THE WAR.-A Macon
"a SA ano.rssnondopt tells the following sad
s stnrv of the war: Il learned yesterday the
s suo,~ stances OF melancholy quandary in
tsh;ch a young lady, one OF the most estimable
ond lovely in this part OF the country, was
nIaced A gallant young officer was betrothed
to her. He fell on the fatal fiald OF Sharps,,
burg. She loved him dearly, and was afflicted
far beyond what lovers OF more buoyant tenn
ncr would have suffered. She went into
mourning, secluded herself from society, de-
voted herself to religious and charitable deeds,
and was dead to the world.
IA few months ago, gentleman or great
wealth, superior talents and handsome person,
accidentally formed her acquaintance IN the
propress of business transaction. TIC was
fascinated with her; persevered till he over
came her aversion little by little, and finally
they became engaged to be married only fort.
night ago She had already made out an or
der for an elegant trousseau. But TOUR days
ago the first lover returned. He had been car.
RED to q Northern hospital from the battle
field, with no hope of life, and had just been
liberated and returned. He had trlghtful
scar across his face, only one eye, is an invalid
for lite, and is poor but in his bosom burns q
noble manly soul. The poor girl has shut her
self up and will not see either of them. Ills
letters had failed to reach her. and she firmly
believed be was dead till he stood before her,
the CHASTITY ruin Of her lover, once so handsome
and manly. Poor fellow! / have caught a
glimpse OF him once as he passed along the
street with his crutches and melancholy face. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

All commission merchants, liquor dealers.
Junk dealers, land agents, general auctioneers.
stock brokers, private bankers, keepers of or.
dinaries, keepers Of boarding heYSses. bakers,
owners of public rooms. attoES.evs at law. DIV.
sicisns surgeons. ,dentistss, dasuerreian artists,
agents s tor renting hogses, keepers eflvery sta
oae, ioreiHan :ursncs companies OF Their
agents. suu 'en others who are required by law
to'aass.S.t State license for transacting bust
g sss will make application therefor on or be-
'fore the Goth instant, or they will be dealt with
as the law directs. II. K. BRADSHAW,
Com. of Rev. for Alex. city and county.
Office: 1872 Duke street. Hours from g. N.
to %. m. aug lo-lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-17

~To the Voters ofthe Serenth Congressron-
al District of Virginia.--The name OF our es-
teemed fellow. citizen II. 0. CLAUGHToN. esq.,,
is presented to the voters Of tho Seventh Con-
gressional District Of Virgins as suitable can
didste to represent the said District in tae next
Congress. 1t is needless to say anything of his
qualifications for the position, in our communi'
" where he is 80 we'll known, but to the voters
Of other portions Of the field we can cordially
endorse him as entitled to their confidence and
support, both on account of his integrity as q
man as we'll as for his abilities to discharge the
duties psgtsining to that station.
je l6-lawtf MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-17
EXTENSIVE SALE OF STOVES.

have concluded to offer my large and com
plete stock of STOVES AT GEEAih1 ne
DGICED PRICES until the stock is closed out.
The COOKING STOVES are the very best
and approved patterns in uso, with full sets OF
furniture with each Stove. Otner Stoves will
be sold at equally low figures All persons who
want or will want Stoves this fall or winter will
certainly do we'll to embrace this favorable OPP
portupity to got them. Thinking it needless to
enumerste ali the different kinds or names,
would respectfully invite all in want to call and
examine for themselves.
ia l6-aotf 46 King street, Alexandria. ' Q