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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
The Grand Jury

acted wisely B calling attention Co iie oouifiy1 o. line County Jail We spoke ofh bong ego and nor iofs ii4, measures win soon be taken rotder n mfe place in which o korp prisoners We warmly ihdorse ,hsr sser tons regarding The good clean manner in which shsrT L. 1aylor has ksIs t. The advice 10 make or procure
 sale place 5r the records aud papers sh1uid as5 e hsodod Dy 'he Bo4fd o Supervisors. The Iscunief 1T Bsban and The Treasurer wm. Cory deserve he praise which me grand Jdry bestowed ufon niea hf iha excellent nAsner n which teir tsls fylld The Grand J.s- fuBd three true bills and dismissed three Tho idy has worked well and hhfoiy md deserve se hsnhs og their Fellow citizens and tha s n ibsy laf- fr lf we leHrn that tie whom Mr McCarlnek has lad apros '-d u s Marshai ofth TerrioTy has never yei rql cent to Yavnre Grand Juror
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Show Him Around

There |. nov smens u a man who do more for inc Territory Alan "f Richard c MeCormick, Governor A. F. K saaosA any oder political wire lsfker We re fer ., Mr. A. Ear Pfanucl md thoroughly educated miner and Esetaurgis, who came here recently fnon Washington City, Co examine our mines and report upon them aud the country his chief RossieT W. Raymopd U S. osmu.isss~rer of Mining siatisties MT Eners ui start Into Hsa'ans in fe~ days and ve call up'n the miners to rnde him every facility in their power fs the accomplishment of his task.
 On his way Prescott he visited the Yul'ure mine neA' wiokeubargi ,h- Mayaowvr Camp Date Greek and Sas well pleased with both He went to the bottom of the deer .ha IT Vuie Bsary 25o feet below the sa'iee broke piece of rock from inc ledge bfOugh, Co the sr face prospeesed t and Eot very big prEeci He hke' this section very much says he was agresably dAPFoa ssd al hsdiBg acA Piss umbs reh oseA grass water
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From Camp Verde and the New Wagon
 Road

C. c. Bean, Wales Arnold, and others, have arrived here from the Verde Mir E. informs us that work upon the new wagon road to santa Fe va, being pushed, and that the road was compile led 10 the .ummit of the Mogollon. He says it will be one of the finest mountain roads in tbc world The Apache 'Mohayes were behaving very well. Their chiefs had informed Capt Hawley that they were anxious to make treaty; that they were pleased to see road being built through their country, and it was their earnest wish to have matters arranged so thai whites and Indians could travel 1t, without fear of molcsiation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
Giorious Rain.

light rain commenced falling on the morning 'of the 2sth ins which continued, almost without istermission, for nearly 70 hours. Tuesday night the rain resolved itself into snow, and fell in that form for a short time, whitening the mountains etc The ground got pretty good soaking, and good-sized streams of water are now flowing in she creeks. This will enable our miners to take out some gold dust The hope and belief is that ~e sre going b have wet winter, and, of course, good times
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HOOPER, WHITING < CO,

Ger ss1lusa fF Fu7shaslng aaf arz1vr'nsa's c. ss, sr sr fslr suaipls'ea ar5 ncs oGcr 70 TaE TRADE Pan s'nck og Nerchaszise 90 eaca d~f-f,sssat oea pis.ng sil arcer sagars1 ss 241 sslhls ihs7sgh9e. lhs Teftaasy.
 We seG % flsl aiVea1rf TOE casn srd ere p1sitvs naf Co fhe bcrs, of evcfy tnssies NsrtAan, Co bey sf ps-sussaa ef u sas Ffuassoa slsswherrthcraAy svotdug fAs srrensss sna Nnnu-'zncet af isrg ss4 'e6oss isrufy aud tss Ioss Aree u-sfAs flH sry Do Heeeivs tair fzssl euataag Lru ta iHcrgass her Fsv1ls u'b Inc saaps or icsa eaFl.a iuvos,oG
 orssrs ir iar receive or cs-sal anrssiaa Inc as fisyrrh he faTsses ths=,ssires FrescaL
 In xora vs cukzASrTE sauHFacTsoz Ia priooa. gunlfiy. qsAnary. snd aasztsaest of E,oaa
 csfTcRy ss9 nulea fpoeited as iatesi ss FEzllsso' usoiaious e sll fs aecoupt uf osntFI may be ds. sifeI HOOPER WHfIlN0 s1 co.
 Ari1osa city 4 T.. seIt. ist is1o-
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Rainbow Lode.

hi. Ie.,Se, In walnct Grove district, is oue of in. richest in the mountains It Is now being worked by Scssrs. Henry Wainwright and oth- sr. The Incline shaft Is over 70 feet deepi ledge Abss, six feet thick, four of which arc of pay rock The orc contains DO sulpbureis, and has Paid as high as sl5O 10 tI,e ton. Severn, tons, which VIII go slOo per tnsa, are out. It is Icing crushed in Arastrss st ualAuf Grove, from winch place Ehe nslae ss elsia.1i as5oRi slr miles.
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Don't Want Omce.

Judge Hezcliah Brooks whom the People" outfit rcniassed fcc Supervisor, wishes us to in- form his fellow citizens that bis name was placed O. tie tscket without bis consent, and that he will not scspc il elected.
 While thanking the friends" who nominated him, he wishes lI distinctly understood that he docs not train under McCormiek's flag.
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The ~ Mmer.
Local Intelligence.
PREscorr. October %, 1870. Coming Back

". have been informed that A. B. Wells Cap s,h Y g. Cavalry. has resigned his commi'
 .,or m and will soon return to Prescott to attend 'Os, ,ir,nr interests, which arc very valuable ,",on. ,o reslgning, Mir Wells tried 10 ex- ',.nge with some officer Of the Thlrd Cavalry ".,sh ,c-iment Is, at present, in this Territory
 ',.tt.d ,o find one willing tN make the transfer u1' seems, he has taken the only course leu to 'O on, Inf inc Army and New Mexico We shall s,ss ,o see him here soon, and SO will our eiti-
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Asw Adrertistments.
MINT VALLEY FOR SALE!

We OTef ths siovs ra,i-y fr s4l~ ls c1utains o.s4 three hanirei l1iss1 of hr aFr gasrf cri. vatoa lt s tc Lest rznca a thlt Tg-sn af she drff sns ssFng bssA farsed s-@ yess sua r4s-i ge rfajs each year speakt Or ifesn
 Rho good house bsTn cuTai. cnFs alb t...ia hay fo-l4eT. and ton1e ssed cfrn-
 1hsrt is streAE of ruaniaz s Inc veas arI i be made tho bet fa cad nafl rtssls "a ths issss tA- =sseA
 Prics q 51p. Hs3 bs said h.s ris Ef.sis as ueHt mouth ar f esHnfe bs baugi4t Wai raauiu. Enguirc oa he preuses Ac q GO
 h.ut Nzllry Ootsber ga Is7o octxr3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29

GOVERNOR stFFoRn, Capt. ". Owen. Treasurer of Pima county, aBd Richard C. MeC0rmiek, ar rived here from Tucson, Friday last. The party wcre met, outside Of town, by the Collector and Assessor of Internal Revenue, the Postmaster, mail contractor city sexton, and ono tao others It was just such a reception hs Saford and Nc CorInick deserved. We were sorry to see Capt. oWeu in such company.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
Money Plenty.

During the week, have had the pleasure of behoing great deal Of mousyluArennassf's cheeks greescis and goid--paoed in circulation by Inc Isyu,asisr ,bs quafterfnsser and The nine Most Of the gold r from the Nuure nipe, wicssDburg MT. Mccormick has kept the saloon teef" qats busy, rossing drisks his thirsty follower, who mighty dry when be oaine here bat ore now thoroughly soaked woader wha, be Young Mens Christian Association of New Yost os which be claims 10 be a member, will say to tl,i.i
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Improving.

Prescott is improving like sixty, aud will con. tinue 10 improve until it becomes tho largest interior town this side of San Francisco as it Is HOW the neHtest, eleanesi and healthicst. In ad diIlon Co the houses heretofore mentioned under the head of new buildings, .. schroder has this week started work on a new frame building on MontezumR street
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The Salt River Country

nihis Territory, must be paradise for ",Ircd |" men. The land Is SO rich there. they dare not p'ow the ground to SOW grain of any kind for the reason that the stalks and stems would grow too tall. They merely harrow the ground, SOW th. seed broadcast, and then drag brush over It. Fact, by Pete Brady. The Gila country is Ius, like the Salt River country, in these respects.
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New Mexico Flour.

Four sazoas drawn by stout oxen, and laden with -four. arrived here fron New Nexsco early the present week, cia the S5th parallel route The cattle were ip spleadid condiion, which went TO show that they fared well on the trip, as regards water and grass. An four os the teams have been purchased by B. c. Miller. The flour was tsksa by wormser & O., and Henderson S Bro. h~'a' heard the phce paid.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
Not Our Fault

Paruers es tis viesisy, have been considerably e1s' sissa hy . comm.uoa,h'n '.--s appeared tn the hisEE during sar shetss, 'ssr4ng te amount of gaiA raised sss tss pasi seasoa. All say tie staicaei -as fss sssd fun begsAHs ts sAd' ssd tad ssJ ~eFs cfsa'sd with ,wirc ss maeh gtas, riss3 by ,ts@ We be- l.,s ,hes Ana advice al ale ean to hold o hsE gra, anti, ,Aey raa est tah s.ss ss it lisE what hasff' Asay sag. r.,s-
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Gone South

Mir Hooker of the firm Of Hinds & Hooker, Tucson, started homewards this morning. after having supplied the military posts in this region with beef cattle. The firm Is one of the weaIthiest in the Territory, and is composed Of shrewd business men E. Hussey, a competent man. has charge Of the businese Of the firm in tbis vicinity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
Gold Dust Expected.

We arc in hourly expectation of an arrival from the Del Pasco lode, Bradshaw District, the own CTS of which have been running their arastras for a long time past, without having reported Of course, we expect ihem to bring in good deal of gold dust when they do come
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From Big Bug

nr. Gray, oi Inc Big Bug Mining Company, hrlsra tn town Thursday last, from his mill' which ~a. ,o have started running carly this morning The water In the creek was rising rap Idly when Mr Gray lcft. He has engaged several men tu work in the mine, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
Walker District

The quartz and placer mgers of Walker Dis trict, upper Lynx Creek, are hard at york, vast ing, mining and crushing, and so are those Of Lower Lynx Greek.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
A Chaplain for For. whipple.

Lieu,enaDt E. W. Stone, of Fort WhiPple, in- forms us that Rev. Alexander Gilmore, Chaplain U. $. Army. is now on his way 10 Fort "hippie' in company with party of recruits, and that hi' place will be at Fort whipple.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
Temperance

ibere VIII be temperance meeting at the Court House next Tuesday evening. Nov. let, commenc- ng al o'clock. Singing, and addresses from a'useG persons may be expected. Friends of temperance and good order, rally.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
A. L. Moeller.

This gentleman arrived home, by Thursday nights stage, from hIs long trip Co Che states. We were overjoyea 10 sec hln safe A, home, aud so were nearly every man, woman and child in town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
FOR sALEt

god s'noug n.ialAilcs asafly Hep-at.d sff ts fur horsA harness Wil bs s,d cheag Argiy fgoa-f HExEr ArEEs Third [. B. Cava.ry. Foss whipg3s 4 T. orfes
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Prospectors

The late rain stirred up miners and prospcctor., and they are striking 0yr in every direction, tO mine and prospect. The siucers of the Hasa yampa are bard A work
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Governor. Apportionnent Proclamation

To eH Wio-a H saay C1acern
 Yvhtreas urse- az ac. ef fsr Ca.~rcss cf ss ru'~f staiet ered "Aa Ati een1rn tlas afptaufaest aud as.cud osraa huse lha Ter5sg @ krizeaa" apJssysd nazch cy ls71 a Fr-ri4ra .-i csceoa shah hs Aaia iu said TsnFy un ths Tney ahrr ibs ffsi Mousay .a Ngver,arr n 'hs yozs sae as.sarG eslr haallo9 aud sevtkfvi arf
 wttrsns ta made tac tntg ~ De GercTnar by sais Q 4sssrs hy rraaisaa ssasa two Izs=tsa pre- Virzs s45 sieeiou ths agaaeer of asateA of each tEaash gs Joe Lesssiufs ts saa each 1szziy azei cf said Teuit1ry shal be entitled.
 Now fhafrf-r in rs-suanee of ihs daty % cuIoined upon ns | A q K Sarfd goveruero of lao TerFi'oy os A4iaaua Go hereby rracaia fsl0uins apIrtoaaeu; of fuembefs e rnaang LsF siavs Assembly, o ~hicA each county or district s entitled vizs
 Tho County cf Pima fsar til AesnlsTs of o.s Co@uea aid elgis a3 Nesahen of toe Hoass.
 The County of Yuma. Gi MeudhsF oi he Council end n.ree @ Members af the Hoass.
 The Counties of Mohaye ana pah ris together l) Member of ae Counel and dj asnibeT of te House The ocunty ef svEpai three C9 Nshsss of tas Cesu cil and sl1 ,sl Mrulbers of ths Hoass.
 Given under my haud aad Inc GEeat Seal of ssd Ter r nory, d Iusa1, this seventh day nf seif1a,
 APK sAFfonD. By use GoscfuoS
 CotES BasuFuxr.
 Secretary Qf erlf1ns Icfr.iqfF-
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Laborer'B

There is getting to be demand for working men The Big Bug Mining Company have re- gently employed several.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
For District Attorney.

A D. IIolstriB, ~ishes Co inform Inc voters oi Yavapai, tba, be is candidate for District Attor ney, which we willingly do
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Mint Valley.

Which Is ofcred fer sale in days paper, is be sldes being gosd fer farmiag asa stock raising, . hrstrate stand fer hotel, etc, being near the Junct'ss sf ihe two great thorosghiaTeseo the Colorado.
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N OTIC E.
PRESCOTT DITCH COMPANY

TO ALI FHoK IT VAT cogcERy, The usdef.icned under tAs uanss and s;yie of th- PHtsCurr DiICH CDMFAxI. hereby give notca thzi thev have fhs day located Water DiicA and claimed frr ths.sand e 00 inches of ae gateS of sas River EH irreaug pFT@os to i~ tkeu out the south sae o said river co section 2o. \. E. South township g l. . Range |. Norih
 Five hundred yaris of said ditch coinpisod ard four t.OusaBd e OOol iBess of water ess run niug in fhe same We Intend Co dteh u Q sggii- wssi drec,a iasi possible sa1 far deem t Decesssry hf Lsrunins FaSyosss CLAIAANTss
 ! CnENONTB. \. v. BEOkpwAT
 C. D. CHAwLET, " SASDEKsON
 y A SrEFBENs q N NnJsoS
 JoaN H Mlss ". BsEsAT. sait River, Yavap@i County Anssaa Sept 2f is7p
 OcfS3.n3
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Grain Contract

N' "oldwaser ssys he put la the lowest hld for supPlysng cA~p Verde with grain, aud Of course, VII eet ths contract. ~u
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lsp,Ass gre .aid to be had around Walnut Grove.
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fA. H WHITING New Yea
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sy D HOOPER {
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-27
THIRD AND LAST NOTICE:
Henry a. ESOssA,av,s

HERERY notifies every one who has
Ia ANY money coming TO them from
him. as eN-Cicrk ct Dubois county 20
come forward and get it by The 9th day
of May 1870. and those who are entitled
to money Tor drawing which an order Of
court must he obtained, to obtain their
orders at the rcxt May term. as lie has
the money 10 pay all OF his debts. and i
determined to settle up his official bus,-
ness. He will moi DC responsible ior the
safe keeping cfany trust moneys. or tho
paving over thereof after tie 9th day OF
May. 80 those who have demands on
him of that character. are notified to
present thci: claims. or stand from I'M
der when Tie bottom falls on, on the
9th of May.
All those indebted in the Office. are
notified 10 call on him. at lis Office. or
on Col. Edn opstcI, tho present clerk.
and settle prcyions to tia: time. or |
will he compelled TO have Zee bills is
sued. a word to the wise is sufficient.
HENRY 4. HOLTIAUS.
February 20, 1S7O.-.f
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8 : 9 ! s ! : 9 Z

To TIE WORKING cIASS-Ws are row prepared q
furnished ell Glasses with constant loyr cri mr.
the whole az the time for the s. riorn's Bus.
light AM prof abe. Person - either sex
easily earn from zoe 70 - per evening. AMI rpror
tiorl sum by dev.'la< their whole its 20 The lusitss
BOYS and elrl> nearly much men. That VII
whn this notice may send Their atdr, srd tss' tn
business. nlsk. this unparalleled "irr: To such o.
are not well satisfied viii send sl to pay Cor the
trouble of writii Full particulars valuable sample.
which viii. do commence work and CO. ~ The
Peoples Literary Chamrani lone of the largest arr.
hsst family ncwsp crs pablishedal sent free y .ral
ie der Il YOU wari permanent Profitable work address
z. &. AL!...S i co. Auggss. Maine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-17

ID B. LLOYD s. co.
h. ATTORNEYS FOR
CLAIMS, PENSION. BOUNTY LAND &c
Office: No. 6l2 Louisiana avenue
Between 9th and 7th sts..
Washington city, d. &.
Will attend to all Claims in Congress or
against tho United States, &C..
CoLLEcT1oNs.-Bn Buy and sell Land srrants,
Property, &c, and Negotiate Loans in large or
small sums.
PRIZE MoNEY-Claims that have been abnn-
doned by other Attorneys and Agents as worth
less have been successfully prosecuted by us.
Cash advanced on Claims, &c.
Fire and Marine Insurance effected at the
lowest rates.
w- Letters addressed as above will receive
promptly our attention. ,
Refers by permission to-Hcn. james Il.
Baize, Speaker House Of REPRESENTATIVES, !
b OIL. j. M Howard, U.S.Scn::; Hen. Lewis Nc
Kenze; Gen. NJ. D. Corse i Bro, Bankers.
Alexandra, Va; j. Freeman Raisin, Clerk
Court Com. Pleas Bait; Capt. Jas. NJ: Steusrt
ex-Sherif, Alexandria, Va Hon. Judge A. B. B
Olin; Hon. N. q. Ordway. Sgt. Arms, U.S
q. of 4. Washington, is lift
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MACHINISTS.
w s. NJ o D 4 E

w s. MOOR E,
MACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH,
At No. G5 Union street,
Alexandria, Va.
Where he is prepared to furnish all kinds <!1I OF
MACHINERY, WROUGHT and CAol
IRON FENCES. SC.
Repairing done with dispatch, and At prices
that we're CHARGED previous to the war. ia ~
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BAN X ERS.

BANKERS. -
JOHN W. BURKE ARTHUR hEKbkhI'
BURKE s. HERBERT,
- BANKERS AND BKOKEkS; , ,,.
FFJCE-CORNER KING 81 WATER SIS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
uNcuRRENr MONEY,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN,
AND EXCHANGE.
Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on COM
mission.
Loans negotiated, Sight Drafts, Checks and
Time Bills collected on al accessible points
an d remitted for promptly.
u. :. Revenue Stamps and Corporatlor Lax
Cert;icates Of A!eyandrs nj ways on HAND and
for sale. nov IL,
,,pan coRsr. MONTGOMERY D. CoRsE
RANKlNe HOUSE OF
WILMER u. CORSE & co.
Nos 81 " Sh,ExaNDR1A, u, Ails Il; va
TL3Lp psALIS s;1In o,,n AVN
SILVER COIN, UNCURRENT
MONEY. RAILROAD
BON DS, &C, SC.
GOVERNMENT BONDS and other secur'-
Lies bought ind sold Oh commssion
COLLECTIONS made on al accessible points
The United States, ard proceeds promptly re-
miLtcd Int Kew Stamps lot SaIe sep
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE La
a TEST IMPROVED STOVES for sale
'''"' ~ F.. Il. CLARkSON's,
l3 south Royal street.
TALL ANDSEE WOODS celebrated
4 FIKE-PLACE HEAT ERS,
T.. III. CLARKSON'S,
IS south Royal street.
LII KINDS OF TIN, SHEET IRON
n STOVE AND FURNACE WORh done
at reasonable prices for cash, by
+. b. CLAkKSONG,
l3 south Royal street.
rgHE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES AED
L PRIDE OF MAINLAND COOklAu
STOVE, for sale exclusively by
+. z. CLAkKSON,
sep l5-:f l3 south Royal street.
NHEAPl CHEAP
" Fine Linen Eandkercbiefs O! 75c, 95c 81. w,
25 and $l.5O per dczan; large stock of the
above in .tore, and iul line OF Gents and La.
dies Plain and Hemstitched Hands erchiefs, at
very low CURES. c. &. BERRY,
oct II II King street.
ssAISLEY'S DOUBLE AND SINGLE
Z CLOSED AMI OPEN CENTRES-Just
received very handsome assortment Of the
! above goods. An early call is solicited from
| all who want any thing in this line.
| oct 10 W1TmER s. &SLAYMAKER.
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rEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
"
Washington Hall Building,
ITO King street. Alexandria, Virginia.
Dealers in
Groceries, Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Lard, Family
brands of Lure Rye Whiskey French Brandy,
Wines (Foregn and Domestic,) English Ale
and Brown Stout
Choice brands Of Segars and Tobacco always
on band. Goods delivered to any part OF the
city. Jy2l
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TAKE NOTICEl

Having just returned from New York city,
where have purchased an assortment of the
finest and most beautiful ready made articles in
nv line of business, l am fully prepared, and
say it with pleasure, to suit my customers and
the public generally with good fit in the latest
STYLES. l feel confident from my long experience
in the BOOT and SHOE BUSlN ESS to accom-
modste the foot of any ono with foreign or DO
mestjc manufacture and assure All who may
give me a call to sell at the lowest cash prices:
a beautiful assortment of URTS celebrated
LADIES SHOES just arrived aud for sale low.
DON'T forget the place-tho sign ot TIE Sol1 len
Ront FREDERICK PAFF,
Son 10 90 King street.
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PKOFESSIO

DR. JAMES B. HODGKIN,
DENTAL SURGEON,
rGraduste Baltimore College Dental Surgery,l
Office and Residence, 80 Prince ST.,
1.-TWO doors above Royal
Alexandria, Va.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered.
aug 2-tf
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{NHEAPl CHEAPl
" Fine Linen Handkercbiefs o! 75c. S5c 81. 0o,
Sl.25 and $l.5O per dczsn; large stock Of The
above in store, and iu!l line of Gents and La,
dies Plain and Hemstitched Hands erchiefs, at
very low liz CURES. 9. &. BnRkY,
oct II II King street.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a ceitein
practice, already described, habit fro.
quently learned from evil companions or at
school, the effects of which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and if not cured, REP der5
a;rsgG mPoss5Ile ana %9;IrGyi GVs' n"'
What y pity that u young man, tho hope OF
his country, the pride Of his parents, should
be snatche1 from all prospects and enjoyment
of life by the consequence of deviating from
the path Of nature, aud indulging in pornl-
cious habits. Such persons must, before con-
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Il
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND AGENT FOR
MAGNUM BONUM AND BAUGH'S
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
No. Is King street. Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given to the sale Of all
kinds Of Country Produce and filing orders
for Guano, Farming Implements, Seeds. Gro
cerios, Plaster, Fish, Salt, Lime, &C., st lowest
market rates. sug 3l-tf
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DEuG sroRs.

Having purchased the Deuk Storo Oh me
northeast corner of King and Washington sts:. .
for Il number of years past known as Miiburn's
Drug Store. respectfully inform tho citizens
of Alexandria and vicinity that will keep
constantly on hand fail and complete assort-
ment OF all articles usually found in first class
drug store.
Particular attention will be psid to the COM
pounding of prescriptions day and light
aug 3l-tf SAMUEL h. LUNT.
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MARRIAGE +,

ReAoct that n sound mind and body arc The
most necessary requisites t. promote connubi
al happiness, Indeed, without these the jour
ney through life becomes II weary pilgrimage
the prospect hourly darkens to tho view, tn
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and f!loc
with tho melancholy reflection that tho happl
ness of another is blighted with our own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-17

7 OUIS F. DETKICK,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No 81 Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
And General Agent for
B. d. SEA FOWL GUANO
AND WEYMOUTH GUANO.
Both very rich in Ammonis and Soluble
Phosphates, aud considered fully equal to Peru
Wan Guano by Planters in Georgia. Virginis,
North and South Carolina, and Mary land.
w. L. BRADLEY'S
AMMONIATED BONES SUPER.PHOSPHATE
The best Farmers Of Maryland, after Il years
experience with this Phosphate, pronounce it
superior to all others in this market Send for
Circulars. LOUIS F, DETRICK,
Gen'l Agent. Bait. Md.
HERBERT BRYANT,
iy23-1aw3m Agent, Alexandria.