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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE GOLD HILL POST.
III once January 18th, $50. II not called for
within one month they viii be sent 70 the Dead
Letter Once.
Anderson James Anderson Al
Bennetts WINS prAyne Thos Brecn Daniel
Brown Mrs Barton Miss Alice
CLARK Alex Cuddy wm 2 Coldren Thos
Davis Harris Deviin Philip :. Dickinson Asbry2
Enos Constantine
Frannlgan Ven f1agg Theodore Fox Mrs
Healy John Hayes Simon Hall Thos
Jennings Benz
KavanauSh Peter Kelly Miss Della
Lanctot VIM Lowing Albert
| Moore Sylvcst'r d Melin Luke hahoncY Mrs NJ
MeDonough Mrs Margaret
Gutenberg A O'Donnen VIM
Prizes W Pooley John
Russell Isaac
SnyderL Stacy Abram 81
Tanner James Traul Mrs Jenny
Winters Henry Wedge panr II Watson Sam1 II
s, ". CHUBBUCK, P. ".
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MULTIPLICATION.

YELLOW JACKET SILVER
Mining Company. The following Certih-
Gates were sold by H. Crandall, at public auc.
ton, on Monday, January 3ist, 1870, for nom
payment Of Assessment No. l3, levied Noyem-
Der 2Gth. 1869, and will not be transferred.
Iu whose name. No. Cert. No. Shs. No. Shs
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Essays for Young Men, on the honos,
pleasures and advantages OF . happy Mar
riasc. As contrutsd with q Single Life. and
the fearful Evils Of Celibaey. In modern mss
Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Address, Howard
Association, Box p. Philadelphia. Pa. fe2 SIN
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+. F. OSBISTON, Secretary.
0nlcc Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company
Main street, Cole Hill, Nevada.
Gold Hill, January 3ist, 1870. ja3l'tf
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SALOON FOR SALE.

A CASH PURCHASER CAN HEAR OF A
"A good chance togo into the saloon business,
At a long established place with q good run oil
with stock Of liquor and everything in running
order. Price moderate.
For particulars inquire at this ONCE.
January l7th, 1870. ja1I.tf
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The Necessity of n Visit Overcome.
~ nHSnaNnKN

TO cO~RREsFoSDESTr.
Patients residing in any part Of the State.
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases., and who think proper
to submit q written statement OF such In prefer
cnce to holding personal interview. are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must DO addressed TO the corrc-
spending physician, thus:
BENJ, +. JOSSELYN, NJ. H.,
fBox 1851 6IS Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and kcarny,
dcG-G91yis San Francisco, Cal.
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1T WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Geo NJ Sloan, A Cullom, Mr. Jacobs. Mr.
Perkins, Robt Lodge, C H Clark. Mrs c
Clark, VIM Gregory, Mr. Greenburg, Mr.
Armstrong.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr. Lcwcllcu Luckett, son OF the late ilor-
ace Luckeit,o of Loudoun Co. was found dead III
his bed on yesterday week. 1T his boarding
house near Adamstowu. ia Frederick cJurty,
Maryland
Mr. Joseph Davis, u deaf and dumb man.
residing in Hamilton, Loudoun county employ
ed at MIR. \. Tuylor's steam mill, was caught
in saw enc day last week and terribly ipjurcd
before he could be cxtr;cated.
The sale Of Keysv!le, on the Danvic raj
road has been effected. The purchasers are
northern capitalists, who intend making extcn.
sivc improvements. TIE price paid was $23. =
900.
An extensive revival is progressing at the
Cumberland Street Methods: Church, Nor
folk, under Rcvd's LeonidaS RosSer and =, \.
Peterson.
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NEWS or TIE Dl /
"7o sio,o the rrry age and bodr Of 'i' I'"'ss'

The coal miners Of tie Beaver Meade" &'Ie
in penns,iyaui. have been out since futs:a:,
by command OF the District President. i'c
want Of harmony let the movements OF
the organizations in the regions adjoining causes
much dissatisfaction, and may prove mraNS
OF breaking down the strike.
James W. Mason was yesterday nominal
ed hy the President as Minister Resident ana
Consul General at Liberia. lie l. G3'ored
man, a native of Arkansas. graduate o! Que
of the principal educational institutions ct
FraIc,, an ex. ofcer Of the French army anu
4 large property holder.
The planet Venus, which has atterly ot1lel'
ated as evening star, will be visible 10 the morn
ing Tor the rest Of the year, Jupiter Is visible
in the evening. being about six hours east {!
the sun. 1t will continue m evening STAR tlil
May /.
Washington dispatches say that at Il Cab
net meeting, yesterday the President annouuc
ed his intention not TO issue his Fifteenth
Amendment proclamation until Georgia Is ad
mittcd to representation In Congress ani th'
official notice is received from Texas.
The steamer Druid has returned from Sab'
Island, where she hiss been cruising IN searcl
OF the City Of Boston, but obtained no inio,
nation OF the missing steamer Very !htlt
hope Of her safety is entertained.
Yesterday the Baltimore Conferences Of th'
Methodist Episcopal Church. now in session
at Frederick, Mo-, decided in favor OF lay dele
CATION.
1t is 1umo.cd that Mr.. Montgomery Bal
desires to iii! the chair now occupied By Mr.
Fred Stone in the House OF Representatives,
The Quaker Mission is extending It's iniin
enca and working well among thu Indians OF
the reservations.
Rev. DIR. McC!intock, Of ,he Methods
Church, died at Madison, n. j., yesterday.
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GO Il VI Ek(iAs.

ALEXANDRIA nj ARKET, March The mar
ket this morning vas tolerably active. Flour
continues firm, with quotations unchsngcd.-
Wheat steady; Is bushels River whits--a very
superior article-:old st l35 offerings Of 55l
bushsl, red, aud sales were made nj llG, III,
IL and l25 & lot Of inferior red sold at 10 -
Corn active; sales of mixed at IS, IS, s. and
S.; offerings Of 2470 bushels; ls9 bushels Of
yellow, and so OF white were offered and sales
were made Of the former at S. and Of latter st
o.? No Rye in market. Oats stoady offerings
of 275 bushels, and sales Il. 81 and Is. Butter
ard Eggs unchanged. Dressed Hogs may be
quoted ut from lOaSl2 per hundred weight.
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al T. H..

st tue residence vi Commander {. H. Cu:h'
man. IS Fairfax street, on the 9Th instan. Ms
III. NJ. MARRIAlT, relict 0! the hats Doctor
Richard Msrristt, Of South river, Maryland
ne The friends OF the family are invited to VI
tend the funeral, at p. M, Monday, March l.
On the 18th of February, 1870 st his residence
near Purcelville, Loudoun co., Mr.. JOSEPH
TAYLOR, in the 93l year Of his age. He va:
most estimabie citizen.
On Thursday 81 instant, MINNIE CATH
ARlNE, daughter ot John 4. and Catharne
a. Geib, aged years; 8 months and IL days -
@- The funeral will take place on Sund az
evening, at 5 clock, from the residenc. OF er
parents, No. los King street.
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YIARRIED.

In ST. Thomas Church Orange {. H., or
the oath ultimo. by Rev. John Hansboroueb
Mr. MERCER SLAUGHTER. Of Alexandria
to Miss NJ AIRY 5. BULL, Of Orange {. II.
On the lst instant by Rev. James II. Wolff
Mr.. Z )BERT S. LYNN, Of Prince William
county, to Miss NJ AIRY l.. FULTON, VI Lou
doun county.
On the 23I Of February, 1870, by Elder Jo:
Furr, Mr.. LEWIS r. PALMER, % Cum
Spring, LOrdoun county, to Miss MOL LIE f..
daughter Of Josiah Ferguson. of Fsuqulcr co.
On the "a instant, by Rov. J. a. Haynes. Vi r.
DAVID GAINES sld Miss LUCY JONES,
both Of Fauquier county. Va
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By Beck. Knox AZ NcrBy.

[Resl Estate Agents and AGctonH;FS :, p -" -.
Or VIRTUE OF \ DEED or ) f,r
u dated October 81, 1868 czccu.cl D. Ph".
II. Hoon and wifi, and duly rsco!dcd the IN, "a.
dersigrcL, therein named rs Trustee, WI.
TUESDAY, the Sin day OF March next;
frc.. of the premises, in the city .: y :"Xart. .
Va, sci :, u public aWcIi?n, i,.e tSli@%I"2 -
LIABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY, ":
\ Lot OF GROUND, in said city. ~.
BRICK STORE HOUSE thereon, sitHH:e! Il
on the northeast corner of King and F:y. -
cttn streets, and now occupied by Wm. R"r."
Tie 10: has ~ from. OF forty i've leet on kI:E -.
and one hundred feet on tayet.o
The said property VII! DO solo - pa ..''
OF tqo thousand dollars and tho accrH"! ia''.
est thereon, secured by the said iced - L'a ''
c. Violet:
TERMS Of the p.:~ 90" '""1."
cash! the residue in six m.i twelve m".:A'
with interest; tho deferred payments - "' 90
cured by deed Of trus. upon the properly,
Cost of stamps aat convcTsacng to b' pn.,' =.
the Purchaser. Sale t. commence "A"l.' 20
II o lock III on SD dag. .,.,
' N'~> CHA&. L. HOOFt
roh.,, Trustee.
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President Grant has accepted, tits said, the
invitation of the citizens OF Eastern Connecticut
to attend a proposed grand mass meeting on
Woodstock Common. on the Fourth Of July
amendment
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10 the House OF Kepreseutaliv 5, yesterday,
MIR. Butler brought up the bill to admit q cor
gia on the same conditions az had been up.
piled to Virginia aud Mississippi, on which it
Monday
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AUCTION &ALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALEoF v LU ABLE
y REAL ESTATE IN UPPER FhUQU!Ek.
Of Fauquier county Va, made or the 9th Of
September, 1859, the undersigned, Comml;sion-
crs in ssid decree, will offer for sale to the high
est bidder, before the Court House door, in
Warrenton, Virginia. on TUESDAY, the first
OF March, 1870, beng the SECOND day OF TGDru-
Fauouier county, owned and occupied by Col.
:; j. Tebbs, at the tine Of his death, consisting
oil that well.known and most valuable farm
called &c hASSLAND," situated about lour
miles from tho Plains and RectortoWn stations,
same distance from Middleburg and Upper
willie, containing about 425 acres Of land: The
improvements consist OF hno BElCh GssSt
DWELLING, with seven rooms, bosiles LEE.
finished basement and nttlc-scrvants mousse
mest house, dairy, kitchen. corp;houfe' Crane;
~ ard stables. The land is well enclosed anu
subdvided with Stone and wooden ience; ],
we'll tered has an abundance nj lumber. ana
i. ii the best 4rality Of Fauquier Lard. ihere
i. no more desirable farm no" IN lharRe' IL 'u:s
lection Of Virginia. 80,
Alao. the FARM adjoining "GrasslanI -
known ns ~. w. Tebbs' farm, continuing about
33j acres If land, Of the same quality rs '9rass-
land" Tho i'm provcmentso on this tract coHSi9'
Of good FRAME HOUSE. with Jour H:T:A
rooms and basement, stable, corn house, -iAs-
muat house, &c. 1t is also we'll wsteFed. Ah!
| has Nh abundance Of wood.
These land. will he surveyed before the uhy
| al sale, and pa!s Of each iar!n. =Gowlng the
shape quantity Of land, Sc. c%n BE- seen by ~
plicalion to tbs undersigned.
| Both those :,cm; src rented iJr the present
yc..r. but the purchaser vii! be entitled I" lIe
landlords siI&rc Of the rent, or he may Do ape,
| by Arrangement with the parties renting, TO gel
| immediate possession, il desired. The p"reheScr
| will have the privilege o! seeing tho ishd tn''
| Fall.
| u,i.r NM, Nil ,.ra.n,il,, lv ,nr ,ierfyu are
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rrRUsTEh's SALE oF TIE ENTIRE
STOCK OF A FlRSr.CLASS GROCE-
~ STORE, &c &c.-The undersigned wi.
sell 81 auction, The sale TO commence, Oh
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of March; $50,
1T 10 o'clock a. NJ. and continue from day =
day until the whole stock J.: disposed o., t"e
entire stock OF GROCERIES, LlQUORS, s."
Of George l.. Seaton, at his store, No. !19 kl''
street This stool; comprises every article Key!
in q trst.cla;s Grocery store: i; Wel!-seiec'@i
and recently purchased. An excellent opp.
tunity will be afforded to housekceperS and 60
tail grocers 10 purchase Teas, Sugars C-l.ee=
Spices, Bacon, Lard, Soap, CaEdle5, Came!
Fruits and Vegetables, Wooden and Wit'o"
Ware, and other articles too numerous TO me-
lion The stock Of Liquors, Brandics, Nhi,.
kies, Wine. &c. is very larSe, and "t the be-.
quality. ,nn.,.,.
There will be sold. also WO line HORS rs,
TWO CARTS, TWO LUMBER WAGOES,
one spring WAGON. ono BUGGY. sever.
eta Of HAENEsS, SADDLES and 1KlDLH II
TERMS--A!l bills Of fifty dollars and gn-e'
| for cash; bills over fifty dollars, crcit -
| thirty days, 20 be secured by the negotiate
notes o, the purchasers. satisfactorily cndoFiei
| and il terms are not complied with, the g"'!'
| 10 be reso,d IL, the cost of the purchaser.
| H. q. CLAUGHTON, TRUSTEE.
n B-A!l persons indebted to Geo. l.. Sea
ton sre required to make payment 81 once, -
| further indulgence cannot be given.
mar 1t; II q. g.. Trusle"
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,r1rcw,. FweM RICHMOND.

r>rortr,! AMI read L second time from the Com
,,,;,,., en- t,ourts Of Justice TO amend section !
NV. mo g. tho n,a, of s60 !, rnlo,ion
-, Eu"p.ci w. doorooa 81 r,Io,;oo.
10 marriages "i'uin t.'saI ~ 'o'". La
ship. 't Proviut'' Nv na" '''l" MAJ w.
moiher, grahu m9' ne, - '''p liio'H'l' 'l>'e.'
daughter. Sranu ntl slh,..' aIn,r
uncle wife, son %l'e' wl'c oauEhter or llr'
gran1-danEh'e', OF "t' S.ep.IhuE"'T,' nios"v.
,laush,cf' Vi S:S'I. l.L, AZ. n ,ha
hcre'ooIn "i''. Nv '" :" ~ o;s, "'oo", W
VIE ui ms oio'ue' " 1"''' 'o''' 'uN1 III
rage Is herepy u,c'a'eu !" ot 'esa' anu sat"
exempt ,Iou' ~, '4' P1Ia'''ea Vi "a ''t,'t
Inc Commit!oH on rlna!cI 'epefte' III d"
sWer TO pctition oi certain oaroerS' prayluL
rc'lel from spec'a TAX upon ,"'u'' 'na' "o SUI"
lax can hetc ''et oc iiuposeu d
Among inc rcs9'"' tlW VI enquiry o'eieO
anu lel:'leu "elI I''' 'o,'oI;"s ol;r;oa
lnqc't'"t in'" tie .Hpeu.suIS VI .'~'"s
gamp'ing anu san''ns VI es.iS uesI, AZ s;
Authorizing 'he present aneI'ns, .'.e Iun -,
cheney OF Whose JULIUS ''' un4ue'..o:e"' "
coniluus tne'r c9!Ietllon' anu MAXI 'nIlr Ply :
ments {" the AUDITOR aS uo" 'tau'iIu W law
unit the proper organiza'ioh Oh Inc COURTS
under the new constitution. =, .;.;,,
Authorizing the magistrates OF 'he Iit!es
and counties 0! the Ntatcto coht'h're no'u'"E
the regular courts az suah tllie anu pitIe 90
l. II
required under the code nl ioOV' a''' '''c
judges are appointed and luallued: =
Inc Dill Incorporating INC '"''' Dan" VI
Winchester was PASSED.
Tho Uousn Of Delegates was principally Gu
,,.rnJ ~ ,hr consideration Of the Homestead
III ,,1n ~ ,rh;,h ,hsrn has M, vel hcnn any
definite action.
The following loint resolution was paS3ru
Whereas, the gcneralasSembly Is informed that
| tI rpI ~ I
IS entitled under the act OF the Congress Of the
I;n;teJ Stotns nasscI july ~. 1862, is now
roaJ, inv Jaliv,rv. Therefore. Be it resolved,
~ ~. io' ,,tI =; ,',,,,r,s und,r fro
hai Tic auoi'oI o' quo ~ IC'ouu'I' u'II I,
direction OF the Governor, DC anu ne - neiepy
directed and empowered 10 apply Tor ana re-
cavctrom the government Of the United States,
,Ln Ior6 s,rin "a which tn, State of Virginia
''s 'I4A - ,,I,. ,has ,I 10, ~ Conurcss
may ~ e'"','' 1''N' ill., s"'u y. ~ t,Ir,Lnr
and that ne Hoii ;hS same Su'9ec' ~ '"''"''
order Of tie general assembly.
III, Inusn i'ummlttnr o. Privileges anu
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A young GIRL who was waylad sometime ago
in Philadelphia by ruffians who cut off the hair
OF her head and then released her, died yestcr.
day from the effects of fright.
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Fairfax CO., FEB l9-lAwt:
rF II u ) Y + e : : 4 i :,

By virtue Of Il deed OF trust, dated lama:
Isl, 1873, ind execute: by ANA Patton, -:
duly recorded in li5er /, No. /. folio IT,. o: 4
Land records OF Fairfax county, the llttI"-s'g'
ed, Tru.tae therein Esmel, will, II acro-!aa,
with written Instructions from tn party -",'
ed, offer for sale, to tho highest bidder, Tor ca
on The Gin DAY or JUN t, 1870. that hni..
Court day, -! twelve o'clock noon, in ;co:.
TIE Court House Of Fairfax COUNT. the ! ~
on which the said PH.lcn row resides, hI-.
near Ananlai", in said county: and adjoil....
the Back Lick roai on the east and i:y.,
tract Also, adjoining the lands formerly a"a
cd by Louisa summers and j. o. Arms, "a.
tanning by said deed 1885 acres, more o. L.
The Ilnd has tn" reputation OF being good, :"
considerable timber. AID = c0mtoctnbIc Gsfss5
TWO. STORY DWELLING. built sine" siiA
the war The above land will be sold S:''"
to deed Of trust given 10 Louisa Summers ~
81, 600. The TIT" to TINS property "'h ~
above exception, and this deed Is b" .a'.. ''
good but selling e. Trustee :hn. '@.' ....
veg the title vested in ne a. such.
LEVI DEMING, .r,:.'.
f,.h 0t-nnfs
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BY the last accounts the Baltic Sea. as far as
the eye could reach from the pilots tower ut
Swiuemuude, was covered with smooth sur
tace of thick ice, forming an extensive skating
field
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The British ship Monarch left Annapolis
Roads yesterday, on her voyage home
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If Congress adjourns 10 June, Gen Grant
will visit Long Branch the coming season.
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The House Sub Committee On American
Commerce, charged with the Iuy Of making
recommendations for its promotion, will early
next week hear statements from the p"s OF
Boston aud New York against ther PROPOSE
ton tor the adjustment Of the compulsory and
halt piotage system.
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1FEcr IN ~ < 7 a y
LIVERPOOL SALT.

We or.r fyr SAFE. 10 STRIVE, cargo - ,".r
"Hermanos, - consisting OF a,.l
Is 600 bushels LIVERPOOL. &. q. Sail
" loo loo sacks FINE SALT, factory H., r.;
"Runcorn" brand, equal to Marshal. = 49,
per brig "Three Sisters: .,I4.
9,0Oj bushels LIVERPOOL" u. = Dali
in bulk. a.. ,..,...,.-
We viii iii this Salt l0er y to inc Lon; ;,o =.
nsrties may desire or sell in bulk n !'"''
,narko. rates tro!n vessel. n,,n,.,.,,
''''' 49, HOOE, WEDDEEBUEA u o..
uyE HAVE ALSO NoW IN "'o"h =
y full supply o.
LIVERPOOL &. A. SAIL.
gvAHs' INEsALT.
TURKS ISLAND SALT-Gnr $50 =; '.'"'''
market rates ,n,nD1rpE ca
EOHGE & JENKINS MAE LR OK
IT HAMS, small sizes; BreaKtast nS.
Sides and Shoulders, just reeeiye1 s,'E
" a, IL King .::ee''
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E,EEA.. NOTICES.

VTlRGl&IA, t. vi! In tho tiro'.;; Court
Of Fairfax county, Feb Ruies, $50: Fen
~ i Murray, in her own right, nnj ~ t..ecl!-
lriH nf Thomas !. Murray, DOC 4. y. Thomas
/. Murray. IT,, Frederick II. Murray, Eliza W.
Murray. Clara Murray Julia j. Murray, Sal
Ito g. Murray, Robert =. hurrav, samuel j..
SpesrinH and hlnry H., his wifi end Jane
HUNT, defendants: In chahce:v.
Mem The vti"ct II this suit /: - convene
tie creditors Of the l4tn Thomas j. Murray, 20
obtain Il sale %: the real estate Of which he died
seizad snd portion the proceed: Hmougs. those
entitled thereto.
ii appearing hy affidavit lied tia. the ce-
PENDANTS, Thomas G Murray, jr., Frederick II.
Murray Eliza w. Murray, Gs-a Murray, Ju-
lia j Murray, Samuel j. spearing and Mary
H his wife, are residents Of this stat, it i;
ordered rhst th"y appear here within one
month after due publication hereof. and do
what ls necessary I" protect their Interests. y
copy to:tr JOB HAW AHUk5T, Gtk.
Duiany u Moore, p. y !ob l2-la"lw
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Coy CHARLES MoNCURE. We understand
that there are rumors that ,hi: gentleman has
Withdrawn as candidate for the Presldenc? Ct
the Orange L. Alexandria Railroad Company
We are authorized to say that he is and vii
be candidate. - Oynnge Co. Ndtire IrqtDrun.
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TEA CULTURE,-A japanese colony copss-
ing OF twenty-one per:nuS, seven women and
fourteen lacn, in the employment OF Herr Sch.
nell, are now engaged in working out problem
in California, in tie Success OF which our South.
ern States are considerably interested. It is
Tea Culture Their scene Of operations is
Edorado county. formerly one OF the richest
mining ragors ia California, but whose mines
arc now Abandoned From experiments already
made Mr.. Schnel is convinced that as good
teas can be raised in California as in China or
Japan.
BEECHER'S LAsr.-A truss manufac;u rer
having displayed in flaming advertisement
the fraudulent announcement that the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher had enjoyed his treat
inent, hat gentleman snnihistes him with q
very warm letter, denying that he ever knew
him, and saying: ~ regard your action toward
Inc rs impairment, and your treatment OF the
public rs = deliberate swindlo. Ifyou will put
one OF your trusScs upon your own mouth, We
shuli hAvc ii test case, for 1 know of 10 other
rupture SC eminent snd disgusting
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n 0 7 / G E.
PROMPT SET EhTS.

We sell to al at the lowest cash price:.-
Those of our friends whose bills were presented
January lst, and have not been paid, will p lease
notice this. All memorandum accounts made
since the lst OF January were presented March
lst To enable Us to otfe. tho greatest induce
ments, We are constantly receiving new goods.
Dealers generally ale invited to examine our
stock ROBT. T.. WOOD.
mh5 No. 62 cor. King and Fairfax sts.
CRAB ORCHARD SALTS.
The great demand for the above Salts has in
duced us to purchase 8 full supply, direct from
Kentucky. They are recommended as sub.
stitute for csthsrtic pills epson salts: seidlitz
powders, &c. For sale by
mar 5 E. S. LEAOBEATER s BRO.
INARBOLIC SALVE is highly recommend
~ Cd for the cure of Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Scurvy, Ringworm, letter, and all Skin Di-
seases. 4 full supply just received and for
sale by
msr5 rs LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-05
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By vi.tgo .! n deed Of trust from James W.
- tie undersigned, Trustee, recorded IN Ho":
II, No. T. folio 2s', for the purposes thtrr."
hotel Of Henry Bicks!cr. =, Drane;viile; Far
fax county. Vs.. on SATURDAY the 9.h -.
Of April next, the TRACT OF Ian D conTe'
ID by said deed containng , Il r; :
THREE 1871 ACRE.; Or LAND IhHr" :"
is a comfortable Dwell Ii NJ hOOSh. =;
Kitchen and Barn on thc land alI moE.y -
der fence with good water and fruit: IL.
fnnd lies shout thrco miles from DraEe.y,..3.
and will &c shown ty Mr. wills, VINO rr>..v.
on it..
TERMS-Saticicn in cash 10 pay :o..r H..
dred and aixty-six dollars. s!X:y.SI AaI .~o.
third cents, with inlcvc:. from. the list ds, ..
January, icGS, and tie cost; OF sale; the :....
due Of the purchase money, p cradI' n.:.. BE-
1t day of January, 1871, will be given, - c.s.y
interest from the day Of sale
sale to commence - 0,c!9ck p. III:
Fairfax CO.. mar l-law.s
CALHOF VALUABLE FAIRFAX LARD
- By virtue Of " decree Of the Circuit '.'t.
of Fairfax county. rendered in he cas-" q d
f.. Buckley. &C., W. j. Hendiey SiinpsoA, -
undersigned, Commissioner; therein name
will sell Al public auction on MONDAY. .I.
2lst day Of March, lS7C. Court day, in front 81.
the Court House door Of Fairfax county, TWu
SALU ABLE INAClS Or Lsi ~ -, III" p!oI'
erty OF said J. Hondcy S:mpson-one q ~
acres and l55 poles, lying on the O., \. Il y!
L. f. at Union MILE, very ci!gibly situated
AID Of excellent quality, and with sooi in
provemonts The other, very cIccl!en. -. g.
three acres ut Ccntrevilie, Fairfax county, -
very desirable.
TERMS-One.te tenth cash. and the residue !.
three equal instruments, al .iX,twcve and cig!'-
cen months, with iNtcrca:, 10 be secured ~ t."
notes # the purchaser, uui retention o: the :
tie Til H.. list payment is made the cash pay
merit to he forfeited and the land rsaD!L q. t.
cost of the pur,ha: on his failure 10 ,,.c..
pi"te his tile. lHOM AS Il. Lbl i.
III DCLAEI BALL
Fairfax CO.. FEB l9-lAwts CONS 81 eh.r