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For Sale.
THOSE In WANT OBJ REAL ESTATE FOR
fohts OF GOOD iSYESTMENTs,
On TINE OR FOR CASH,
ATTENTION.

4 masnfsen, BRIUK BIsIDgNCI, with spa.
e.. srou Dc &c aiming, with every possible ead de-
squors. Price, ss.oso-ions time "a --' ''''
A fres story and attic sBICK HOUSE. with Gel
Iev, cont aiming Is rooms, With al the modern inl
Stable Or the .ear Back su dns ., fe N h1ase IS
stories fig Loestio one q Tie iHa,t and NOS; de-.
ton; on street Prise only IS Coo. Terms: 81 90
cab; balance IN oEe and two years, with per cent
BARGAIH.
sTss 's looms. and fc BEIGE EoCSs
Se 81 r ere Il ls 2H ana
newly paved &c This one i e the = m most
Pds on fSr s T, nns s q
cash balance IN one and two The lees tiOn 10
nd tdi cal si1 a l5i icos a l.
"A sPlendd ~ room BRICK RESIDENCE. with all
me ~ dern IN prov ements and surrounded By beau
inl ,Iee- and ses9sIy ATTACHED to tine nous are
H. hGsS - sna grounds = one Of the grandsst the
been a h be- sold and has
cost. This is decided bargain Price only ajs M
Gail and get further particulars.
fne RESIDENCE, with large lot and splendid
adapted for parties who desire to receive, as the
rooms are the largest OF any house in Washington
$Hnf-on time.
We have houses, both brick and frame, desirably
located. with and without the modern improve
ments which sell for cash, OF for small cash
payments from 800 TO 81 900, and the balanc in
monthly ins'aliments, with interest, or quarterly
and yearly payments, to suit the purchsser Tho
prices range Tor Brick Houses from q 500 to ~ 0o)
and for Frames from . 40 to $3.50.
$4,000 TO LOAN FOR ONE YEAR
S. 900 TO LOAN FOR THREE YEARS
$1,000 To LOAN F9R FIVE YEARS
On good Real Estate Security.
HUYCK 4 ADDISON.
RKAL ESTATE AGENTS AND BROKERS
Ofice in Board Of Trade Rooms,
No. SlS Market Space,
One door east of Perry,s
TOe' eo2t Over Dodsou's CARPET Store
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Monday, Nov. 2S-7:J5 Am,
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGSsL SERvICE, Y. y. A

New York city so.ss 4es.~. tsenise . aOissr
n.s.s II. h 6. la 1Gfs av.si sss.
T., 'f0h6f n, = s sSsSTl s 81 ~
,3,d lS;t0 20 epa members viii .ss.mbi.
dHd he faneHa Of F. csssh to at
II J. B. RoYui, Rec. Sec.
FmAk1SI's DANCIHG ACADEMY Z street.
THGRsbaY beds SS second Quarter t will
$40 Gays OF tuition see circulars, to be had at the
bssskss ~ EET rsioSS n III. IHs
Sshn e s on sts street setgssG ssd streets 81
r. RICHARD SMITH. s.c.
aoob TsapE x ss n. = pa
Snlon League Hall on TUESDAY EyENinG,
N no ''n 49, 9: Ta fst''s HsPPiip. cws
U.s. .B.sIR ATTN TON
s6 street s01KnBhR re; sssS sssps'ss M as ~
the puIscss o, instalDe the on srs Of BED Gross
ne NO ) BY q BE a. o. W. the SitEL.RsR
N T0S NAVAL IdD eMSs 10 VIA AAs as,s :.
uEspAY Nov ssts It IL and ss .Is't
to attend ne funeral Of our late brother, spW'
reTnaily invited. By order OF W. M
IL L. b CROSS, JR.. Secy
nEnASS MEETING OF TIE REPUBLICANS
u-S OF TIE SEVENTH WARD.-The Eepubli
car citizens CT the Seventh Ward are reauested 20
assemble ~ Msss MEETING. TO be held at Island
Hal. on FRIDAY EVENING, December "a. R,O al
a, O'Clock, % elect Presidsp and other ofrers OF
the sra Club !no2st dl r A. BOSWELL
lChrODic! epublican.I
H"ATTkNTION, SIR KNIGHTS inc mem
~ beTs Of KID OkUoS COHCLAVE No 3
= r are reqNested 20 be punc.ual in their attsn
da!oe ~ kspn. = Hall. 6th street T. E on TTJES
IA1 ttENlnG, November 18th, IS7O a. 8 O'CLOCK
Tor installation of officers N'
By order Of the Sir Knights Commando.
u - C.r G. ID. WOkEELL
-. =. ~ - IL neCorder. noy5-N.
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INs1EUcTIvE LEssos.-I-he Pe,nsv;vo-
rs,-.JIio senate " tie from the death or a
tda b /. o1hsI mSTSe, Of Philadelphia An eiec
Ieeted that the democrats LII ou' ~ Is eS-
rem The Factions division OF the rs,, me 90
ever Tom, Dick and Hsrry-NT H, pa1Iicshs
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The English Cabinet on Saturday failed TO
AIIse at any decision on the course to be pur-
.uea towards Russia, and adjourned over un.il
io-morrOw the members will meet tie
SlseI IN Cabinet Council at Windsor.
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From Langran & Ogilvie We have the Lon
Con 0uartcriy RsrieV for October. The nine
articles contained in this number are, with one
exception, apropos to the present European
Conflict
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@Lktf COURT, WASHINGTON COUNTY,
|" DC, E'h November. l'7D.-The levy Court
" III" COUNTY O. Aingtol p. C., having zer1at
L cgi.duciye % the public interests To opea New
bDfi ~ the county, connecting the Pinay Branch
70. "ith the Blair Iosd, through the land Of D X
y; norrl-on, Joe. y. Burr, Or. Cocderell, J r
cause, the SAME 70 b" surveyed By the County sur
Veg Of sII piei Of the same TO be prepared which
l. nov N NE ~ the Office % the Clerk Of the Court
notice i herrby given 70 all persons interested in
sac road and Who have objections 20 the making Of
me same, {" submit their objec'i, 20 this Court az
- next regular s-ssiJn. The Court Will then and
there hear them.
BY order OF the Court N CAILAN
Hri5 2awow Clerk OF the Lew Conc,
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II. r. CATTKLL, Recorder
e AN OLD FRIEND.

il
fof MARY years the Press OF the country has
chrcn.ced tie beneficial effects of Hostetter,s stom
ach Bnters. Editors, authors, physicians ner-
chants. otheers Of tn. army and navy. chemists.
oounseilors. ministers of the gospel in short great
e'tnd 81 witnesses OF every Profession. trade sud
calling have testified to its efficacy as a TOMS And
regulating medicine. The names and staten .u.x of
these witnesses have besn published in the pubic
prints. Many Of them are well known to the whole
put'ic. Thcir testimony has never been isnged
OF i'll pTE1ec lLis
OLD friend
has been tr.'d ard Ei,loHnced, on the suhority Of
tn 40 whose lives end health 1t las preserved, a
puir- harmless and euineatiy ssutary preparation
Attempts have te'1 made to riv.! it. They have
failed. There Is nothing equal TO the enIoymsnt
EMP. risncsd by the afflicted when using this v.lu
allie specific tts mid to1e, its sure ami visor,us
actor "pon dis9rGered stomach, and the clean
81 the entire human body, recommend it to the
whole Community ss RELIABLE FRIEND
gly2s eC@tSW.
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ORDINANCE ALLOWING SPIRIT
IS lOlS LIQUORS TO BE SOLD IN The
SS1p.kT1, IN QUANTITIES NOT LESS

Us tUIN LIQUORS TO BE sOLp IN THE
COUNTY, IN QUANTITIES Nor IESS
THAN ONE PINT. '
o - ordained ~ fls Lsrs OJrrf OF the Comfy of
Fds9.rs'os, u C.. That il addition 10 the i~en "a.
how PROVIDED for By the ordinsnees Of this court
the CLERK OF this cOu:t be and he Is hereby arthor
k-d TO Issue licenses to dealers, 20 expire ON the
thrty hrst dag OF October thence rext en- s1ir 10
sell 81 Kind Of spritrous aud tcrer ted IiIr IRA in
Quantities rot iesl than one pint p-ori6sf the sane
shaii not be drank IN the houses on the premis
wiz the sane Is sold and that fer The privilege az
. ~-iiDs tplr tuous liquors in antilles not less
than one put. the CLERK OF this G. rt IA heraby re
IursC 20 demand al receive Of and from the per
Jf peso 50 APPLYING To- such license. sud before
such incense sAsll lie issued, the OF FIFTY doils
SIC. 2. fTT ~ % fsrfhsr o-driref That N srv
person shall be found gsilty Of violating this ori
PENCE Before tie Police Court of the District of DO
lumba they shall be fined not less tn an went ve
Dor mere than. one hundred dollars for each and
eterJ 6uch violation, and shall stand Committed to
thr county jail uDtil the same shall be paid
PRsss: November 9Th. 1870
n. CAbLAN, Clerk. noa5 a.
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EoR kEHT.six ans QIIIOI ROOHe IN the
ods - ~
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HE Vermont Legislature is a mode, ,o,-
IL sits only tive or three weeks every two Ss,r.
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A WESTERN RoMANCE.-About eight O

A WESTERN ROMANCE. About light or nice
months since man living in the northera part
OF Virginia City, New, went out Into the east
ern part Of the State to seek his fortune in the
new mines Of that section, leaving his vile and
one child in Virginia City. Some seven
mouths ago gallant disciple OF st. Crispin per-
suaded the White Pine widow to take up her
abode with him in house which he furnished
tor her The new pair lived together Tor about
seven months, when few days since the gen
uine husband returned. Of course there was
trouble in the camp, but after some quarreling
the two men agreed to play game OF seven-up
Tor the woman. The game came off last Sa-
back by just two points The man claimed
but that he had fairly won her.
The woman preferred tho shoemaker, but
the husband and winner Was determined to
have his own. He packed up what furniture
they possessed, and last Sunday evening, with
his house hold goods and gods, lett by a fast
tleig wagon Tor California When the wa
gon started there was quite scene A crowd
OF nearly one hundred persons had collected to
see the husband carry away his stake" and
there was much merrment over the romantic
affair The woman cried ami wanted to stay
with the shoemaker and the shoemaker cried
at parting with the treasure he had lost by not
holdiug enough "trumps.' lie asked Some o.
the crowd if they thought he would be arrested
II he attempted to take the woman out OF th'
wagon They told him he had lost her "oI
the square, and he must bear it like maD
SO the wagon moved on, and soon the tar ont
was gone from his gaze
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SWALLOWED UP IN A QUIcKsAND.-A cor
respondent of the Kansas Journal says This

SWALLOWED UP IN A QUIcKsAND.--A cor
respondent of the Kansas Journal says This
afternoon the citizens OF Silver Lake were
shocked by the intelligence that man, BY the
name of Price Roberts, was partially buried 10
we'll out on Big Soldier. In company with
DR.. Ward aud others of this place, repaired
to the scene of disaster. The circumstances
ARE as follows:
Mr.. Elmore Randall engaged Mr. Roberts
to dig him we'll When he had it sunk to
the depth of twenty five or thirty feet, he CON-
menced curbiug with rather frail material, US
ing prspevines, secured by boards. When at
the depth OF forty lect. having dug FIVE feet
below his curblng he was urged by Mr.. Ran
dali and his friends to come out: but, having
struck water, he was anxious to secure the
prize. Shortly atterward MIR. Randall ears
were startled by the cry for help. Seizing the
windlass, they dragged him up about fifteen
feet, when the treacherous curblng gave way,
forcing him to one side and under the bank,
breaking his hold and entangling his legs 10
the curbing. Buried up to his chin, and with
the fearful prospect OF another slide every mo-
ment, MIR. Randall, with heroic tortitude, de.
scended the we'll and commenced digging him
out. Death was around him and above him
on all sides. Yet he worked until he had got
the land away to his waist. Weak and exhaus-
ted, he was pulleu out. ne mOuuteu us uOISo
and rode after help. When We reached the
SPOT We found Mr.. Roberts still alive. and giving
directions TO those above how to proceed. We
oustructed ladder about twelve feet long, and
let it down, but owing to the curbing below We
could not get it to the bottom within three teet
Moments were years with the poor fellow. The
first to descend the vel was young man
by the name Of Johnston who pulled the sand
.wav from his lace. came up, and Randall went
down with a hoe.- Mr.. Roberts called out
Save me, MIR. Randall !" and the response OF
Mr.. Randall, "My God, Mr.. Roberts, ! will
save you if can !" struck deep into the hearts
Of those above. This noble youth worked un-
til, ianting and exhausted, he was pulled up
and placed on bed and restoratiVes given him.
Au experienced we'll digger was the next to go
down. lie worked faithfully, but gave up ell
hope of getting him out. The sun had set, and
Jet ep down into the darkness of that chamber
Of death" Mr.. Roberts still continued to give
directions. Dr. Ward went down with Ian
tern. A bottomless box was lowered, which
the doctor placed over his head to protect him
from the inroads of the quickssnd. We were
fulfilling other orders of the Doctor when he
exclaimed, "Ele is gone!'' Another slide
olnpetey covered him. and almost fastened
the doctor in. Every effort was put forth 10
save him, but in vain. We returned home
with sad reflections that We had seen fellow
being buried alive.
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TO THE FARMERS OF VIRaINIA.-Speak-
iup in the name Of those represent, am
authorized to say to you that it has been pro-
posed that we, the farmers OF Virginia, set
apart one day this Summer ter thanks and
rejoicing before Almighty God Tor his blessings
bestowed upon US this year, 10 the bountlul
productions Of the earth, both ID cultivated
and spontaneous growth, now spread out be-
fore the eyes OF the people of Virginia.
That for several years past He has, for rea-
sons known to Himself, withheld His bless
lngs in part, We all know therefore 1T has
been suggested that we assemble and meet
together on Thursday, the 25th day of August
next, 10 the forests, groves and other selected
places, from "Natures Broad Courts not
made with hands, and that the exercises COM
mence with short prayer, or anthem, ex-
pressing our feelings, to be followed with q
speech, taking for its subject the Duties and
Pleasures of Agricultural Lite in Virginia, -
and the rest of the day be devoted to such
festivities as may best comport with the plea
sure and dignity of Virginas sons and daugh-
ters, and that our friends of the cities be in
vited to come out and unite and partsko OF
our simple hospitalities. Oh, glorious day !
tongues of Virginia's sons. so long bound in
touched with the heavenly fire of gratitude TO
God, peace good will to man. Each county
can easily arrange its own details, and thus
send up from whole State volume of in
cense acceptable in the sight OF Him who
controls tho destines Of individuals and of Da.
lions. All editors, and others interested 10
the prosperity and happiness OF Virginia, are
requested to publish, with their own reHec-
tlons. Very respectfully,
IT, f. CHAMBLIss.
In behalf of several Farmers.
Rsttr.Lnru, ia.
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ANDREW q. MOTT. BERTRAND 8. AsHbI
A d. MOTT & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HOUSE FU 1SH N & GOODS
CUTLERY,
Plated, Britannia, Tin. Wood and Willow
Ware,
Keap constantly on hand Walters, Toilet
Sets, Foot Tubs, Spice and Knite Boxes, Look;
ing Glasses, Fire Irons, Fancy, Clothes and
Market Baskets, Travelling Satchels, Table
Mats, Napkin Rings, Common Sense Sewing
Machines and everything to be found in first
class Furnishing Store. at 50 King street, Alex
sndris, Va. jan 81
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OOTS AND SHOES.
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
/ s 70.
w. B. WA ID EY.

TI.............h ING STREE1 ........-
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The subscriber has ust received, and having
bought ut gold rates, can afford to sell at prices
to suit the times, one of the largest most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes
ever before offered for sale in this market His
LONG experience in the trade has enabled him to
procure q stock manufactured from the best
material. and in desirable and stylish manner,
and on the most favourable terms and, with ad-
vantsges in his favor he can afford to sell IS
cheap rs the cheapest. A large stock of b EaVY
GOODS, suitable for the country, to which ne
invites the special attention of country mer.
chants. All 10 want will do we'll to Call at "a
King street
NH 24-4m w. b WAnBET.
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NR. LOOCKEKMAN, rns

(Grad. Of Bait College Dental Surgery, l6i4)
No. A. SOUTH WAsuINGToN ST,
ALEXANDRIA, va.
DR.. l.. respectfully informs the public that
for t,0enty years he has given especial attention
TO the preservation Of the natural teeth, and
Will continue 80 TO do, and invites those who
wish to saue them to call on him. knowing that
per SIy Treatment s @ might be ~ preserved and made
useful for life. Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
As APPROVED By PROFESSORS AND CoLLEdEs.
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r1TY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

No. /. FIVE desirably located BUILDING
LOTS or Columbus street. between Duke and
Wolfe, 70 feat front by 1891 deep.
No. 2 ONE LOT, 20 by 80 feet, on Wolfe st..
Nos. ONE LOT, 20 by 80 feet, on Wolfe st.,
adjoining on which is q small brick house.
No. d. ONE LOT on Duke street, 40 feet
front by lis feet deep, the same as now occu-
pied by H: Mifleton's shops, The above prop,
erty is offered for sale very low. Apply TO
SMOOT & MILLER. Land Agents,
anil ll2 King street.
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GARMS FOR SALE.

YARNS FOR SALE.
Sixty acres near Guilford depot A: l.. q Ii.
r. new ordinary Dwelling and out buildings
Price 81, 800.
Eight hundred acres in Fairfax, within miles
of the village OF Occoquan and daily line OF
boats-the tract lie divided into four farms
with Dwelling and other buildings, on each
land primo and location high and healthy
Price $50 per acre.
Slxty-two and half acres within It miles OF
Fairfax Courthouse and L. miles of Alexan-
and Washington cty-Buildings and enclosures
good Prico S240O.
600 acres in Orange Co.. first rate grain and
grass land. Large Brick Dwelling anu Barn
line estate. Price only $50 per acre:
Eight hundred and thirty-six acres in Prince
William Co., within half mile of r. X. depot;
SEQ acres in original timber; residue cleared
Price $500; good speculatlon-wili pe ex-
Twelve acres in Alexandria Co., miles from
Washington city-Comfortsble house and out
buildings Price $l,GOO
Three hundred and forty.one acres in Fair
fax Co., on Good Turnpike, 81 miles from
land and in good state of cultivation, well
watered and enclosed-sn abundance OF fruit OF
all kinds-Substantis Brick dwelling and out
buildings-a beautiful locast grove surrounds
the house, Altogether delightful home
Price only $40 per acre. u, ,
OuC tuOuSaHu aNioS Aoot w
ton. Find land and plenty of timber; we'll
watered and enclosed-A No. grazing farm.
Buildings consist of large and very, substan-
tial modern built stone Dwelling with all the
the convenences, very large and we'll sr-
ged barn and other outbuildings. The
buildings alone cost SIS. 600 in gold. There is
also trotting track on the farm. Price $42,
COO. A splendid estate.
Three valuable tracts Of land containing re-
spectively l2O, 320 and 800 acres in the counties
7 of Pierce and st. Croix, Observation-Disclosures.
geously located near Railroads and towns and
| enhancing in value every daytime specIla-
tion.
Eight acres with good mill site-l0 acres in
| tim ber cabin on the plaee-land we'll enclosed
and under cultivation. Price $l160; cheap.
Two hundred and eighty-fve acres mile Of
Ralroad-no mprovements-lsnd lies beauti.
tully-sufliciency of timber-fne water and
nice grove around building site, about 200 res
cleared and in fine grass sod. Price only $40
per acre; very cheap. Apply TO.
SMOOT & MILLER,
ieIG Land agents, ll2 King street
ORLEBRATED WARM SPRINGS PROP
~ ERTY FOR SALE.-We are Offering these
very valuable popular Springs and 1900 acres
of fine land attached located in Bath CO., Va,
at very low figure. Apply to
SMOOT & MILLER.
ielG- Land Agents, ll2 King street.
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BECKERS
7" 149 King street,

4
[Noar St. Asaph street, Alexandria, Virginia.
WIN. KNABE s. cos. GOLD MEDAL
PIANOS.
WIN. HEINEKAMP'S frst-class BALTl-
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
ed for I've years. Sold at factory pricos on &C
commodsLing terms usual in other cities.
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers
will also furnish PIANOS from any m aker
in the country, for which persons may have Il
preference, At factory prices. hope tnereDy
to leave no cause for those who have al neart
the interest OF Alexandria to buy away from
home.
that have been out on rent. for sale at very re-
duccd prices. Every instrument warranted
Also the following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutinas. Accor-
doors, Concertinas Violincellos,. Bsnjes' Vio-
lin Bows, Bridges, Pins, Rosin, Mouth Organs,
ms,- Best quality Violin and Guitar Strings.
Instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, In
struction Books and Music paper Ordefs TO:
NV facilities for repairs of Pianos, Organs,
q accordeons, Violins, &c &C., are mucn en-
lsrged, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos, Organs, &C., for Rent. Also, tuned
and packed. [isn 1Ol V. BECKER:
ICE-ALEXANDRIA g. FREDER.
N ICKSBURG RAILWAY COMPANY.
The undersigned, ockholders in the Fred Ter.
icksbure S Railway Company, holding together
one.tenth Of the capital stock thereof. do hereby
give notice that a general meeting Of the stock.
holders of said Company will be held at the
Company's office in the depot building OF the
| Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
| Company. in the city of Alexandria, Virginia
on TU ESDAY, the 10th day Of July, 1870, al
| 10 o'clock, a. m, for the transaction OF such
| business ne may come before it.
GEORGE B. ROBERTS.
John p. GREEN.
THOMAS A. SCOTT
A. HEWSON.
ielt-eotd K. u. BARCLA1 I.
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LADIES BUTTON BOOTS.

A fine stock; French Kid, Velvet, English
Lasting, Kid Foxed and Turkey Morocco and
oth9r new styles, which cannot be surpassed
for beauty, durability and cheapne.s.
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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OAS AND STEAM FITTING
VIM. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand large and complete
assortment OF
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE Dhof
LIGHTS IN VARIETY j
pORCELAINS, PhOTOGRAfH' M1CA ana
OTHER SHAPES -, ,r,
CUT, GROUND ANO PLAIN I'll "ho'
STEAM PIPE, CAGES. COCKS. VALVES,
snd everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c. prompt
ly and faithfully executed; all at prices Whica
will give satisfaction. my o-u
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LADIES PARLOR & TOILET SLIPPERS.
Ladies French Kid Broadway, Ladies' Last
ing Broadway Ladies' Turkey Morocco Broad
way Ladies' French Kid Toilet, Ladies' Cassi.
mere Toilet, Ladies Lasting Toilet, Ladies'
quality, at WADDEY'S, "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-16

A large stock. great variety of new styles,
beautiful and very cheap at
WADDEY'S. IA King street.
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IAN ES +. CLARK,

JAMES +. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
bRENrsvILLE, PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, ' A.
Will attend promptly tu any business in the
Courts of Prince William, Fairfax and Stafford
counties. r.. WIN. co., dec l-ly
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ns-S Special attention paid to the aale and eA;
change of farms in Virginia and Maryland, ana
oC houses and lots in the city Of Alexandria
ap 7-tf