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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thrice Armed

inrico is he armed who keeps within reach
ot hia hand specific that at one and the same
| time Will strengthen, regulate and rurify his
system when onteebled. di$ordered and cor.
| rupted
Such is the three fold operation of Hos.
letters Stomach Btters, and hence the great
superiority OF that standard vegetable restor.
awe over al medicines that are merely tonics
and nothing else. The effect of the ordinary
a;'ringent tlnctures and extracts upon the bow
els IS disastrous, and upon the deprsyed blood
or Dlc they produce no beneficial effects what
ever In dyspepsia and liver complaint all the
infected, and the bowels arc often Constructed
An unmodifed astringent-quinin for Instance
docs infinitely more harm than good in such
cases. In Hostetter's Btters, on the other
hsnd the stimulating and tonic element are
qualified with aperioLts and antiseptic ingre-
dients The finest laYatives and blood depu-
rents IN the vegetable kingdom are ntermixed
with those Ola purely invigoratng nature, snd
undor the operation Of this admirable combi-
nation, the three important processes of invig-
orslion, regulation and publication 60 on to-
sether. The rspidity with which the disorder
ed organization returns to its natural condi-
ton, under course of the Bitters is duo to
This cause. Every disturbed function of the
body is iavorably affected by the various prom.
erties OF this comprehensive and we'll balanced
preparation. AS general rule the bowels are
more subject TO Irregularities, and the fluids
more liable to become Vitiated in spring and
summer than in winter, and hence tho Bitters
are especially valuable as spring and summer
Alternative. corrective and inv;gorant. At all
seasons where the seeds of intermittent fevers
meet the air, this healthful vegetable elixir
should be taken as protective medicine.
1S-po1u
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POLICE REroRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. Ella
Summers ana Christina Roaso. for an assault
Oh Emma Hodges, was discharged.
Neiiin Brown, coiorcd, for an assault on EN-
II: Hodges, was inod and discharged
James McCuia, for boating the child Of Sa.
rsh Brown, colored WAS recognized for exami-
nation on Saturday.
A cooEeG woman, named Ida Curbeg, from
Washington, made complaint and had II war
rant Issued against lady, whom she charged
WITH throwing stone; AZ her. but tho case was
dismissed 81. complainAnrs cost
y "A warrant was issued Tor the arrest Of John
Post, charged with throwing stones at Robert
Benvcrs. in mnrl:o. Alloy.
MAoIsrKATEs' OrFIcE--Thore were no cases
Of u criminal character ~ either OF tho Msgis
trates' offices this morning.
WATCH REPokT.--Night cloudy and cool
There wcrc no disturbances and no arrests by
TIE watch. Several balls woro in progress at
F;shtown and in other quarters Of the city, but
they were conducted very quietly. Two lodg-
crs-one II onr-lcggcd u. i. scidier-were
rul.iinn!a:.I in the watch house.
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The Health of the Ladies'

AS the truest and best reliance, the ladies are
unanimously patronizing their faithful friend
Gauter's Native Vino BiLters, with q full
knowledge OF their curative and restorative
qualities. Vast benefits have been realized
from their use. and the thousands Of fem ales
who have properly tested thor merits, grsto.
fully acknowledge a release from suffering and
renewal CT health, strength and yivacity.-
They bauah all those ailings that SO peculiarly
Atlct woman, reinvigorato her system and re-
vlve her dropping spirits. And thus we heart
lily give to the public only the evidence of
multitude OF ladies, who have bean rescued
from long suffering, and again been made young
and capable Of all the duties OF their sex. TO
no intelligent woman Mood We say more
K. NJ. LAWSON.
JANNEY g. CO.,
lry lGlw Agents for this city
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RsNE LIST.

=
81" ssrS....... ....... O9 Rlaa WATER mig 90 90
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAYS.
Schrs j Ward, New Yora Edw'd Slade,
Jersey City; VIM Allen, New York, and w
Il Eense', Washington, to American Coal Co.
SAILED.
Brig Hostata Rhode Philadelphia, to load
oil tor tho Baltic, by 81 La bert.
:jchrs Edward Slade and Ward, jersey
City, by American Coal Co.
Schr Pawnee, Weaver, Richmond, coal by
] AgneH.
EELow.
Brig Georgia. Baltimore, to l,.ad grain Tor
u Scutborn port, by B II Lsm5er!
MEMORANDA.
Schrs VAnclusen. YouGg, and Princess,
Lowell, hence at Boston lG:h.
Schr Clara BAXTER for this port, sailed from
Boston 18th inst.
Schr Fl Deaming. Brewer, herce for Now
Haven. passed through He'll Gate 10th Instant.
Schr Scfie Wilson, Hal, Lence at Boston 10Th
instant.
Schrs ) Wilson, Hall, II l. Stone. Putvere
and Jefferson Borden, Hall, hence at Boston
18th instant
Schr Ocean Bird, Marsh, hance Mt Richmond
10th instant. ,
Providence 18th instant ~
Schr N ellie II Benedict, hence q! New York
18th instant
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RADICAL Meeting IN LEEsBURu. "A Rad
ca, meeting was held in lleesburg on The night
o! the 10th lost. 1t was addressed by Vim.
Lawrence, member Of Congress from Ohio, and
Rozer d. Beckley Of Alexandria, the latter of
whom, according to the report of The proceed
inca ia the Washington Chronicle, was severe
on Gov. Walker, characterized the late Rich.
mond calamity as the second edition of the
enabling act concocted by Walker, and re-
feTrei to brakeman on the Alexandria, LOU
doun aud Hampshire railroad, who that even.
ing had undertaken TO keep him out Of the
first clisS CIR
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LOCAL NEWS.

MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD CoSsERvA-
TlTEs.-Pursuant to call published in TIT
Gazette, large meeting of the Conservative
party OF the lstWard was held last hight in thu
truck room of the Relief Hook and Ladder
Company, Hugh Latham in tn chair, and Geo.
R. Shiun, Secretary.
The chair having stated the object Ct the
meeting to be the selection of suitable cand!,
dates tor Aldermen, Counciimcu, Magistrates
and Constablcs, a discussion arose as to the
propriety OF submitting the action OF the meet
log to the citizens OF the ward, at the primary
election to be held on Monday next, which was
concluded By the adoption Of motion to sub
nit the action of the meeting to the people st
the regular election on Thursday the Goth inst.
1t having been determined to select the can
didates for Aldermen and Councilmen by ballot,
and Messrs. George II. Markell, w. II Mar
bury, s. II. Janney, Benoni Wheat and ID. S.
Gwln having been put 10 nomination as candi-
dates for Aldermen, ballot was taken and
Messrs. Markell and Marbuly we're declared
the nominees OF the meeting.
The following named gentlemen were then
put 10 nomination as candidates for Council
men, 1t having been determined that mao..
lty OF all the votes cast would be nee: sJary to
a choice, and that the names OF the two receiv-
Ing the lower number OF votes be dropped at
the close ct each ballot: Lewis Mckenzie, w. |
5: Moore, Bononi Wheat, J. J. Wheat, G. H. |
Nea le $. II. Janpey, &. r. Shinn, A. Roseu-
thai. ": A. Moore, Joseph Grimes, ). G.
Nepitt, 5. a. Green, James Nails, a. ID. Var
ieldIG +. Webster and R. Bell. Jr, and Il
vote having been taken Messrs. McKeu2ie and
w. SssM GORE were found to have received the
necessary majority, and were declared DONNA
ed. phe second ballot resulted in tho noun
lation OF Mr.. Neals, and the third In the nom
'ation Of Mr. Benoni Wheat. All the nouj-
allons were then made unanimous.
Messrs. j. j. Wheat, s. H. Janney and
george W. Dearbon we're then nominated as
he candidates for Justices OF the pee.
Or the ward, and on rising vote we're dtcar
d to"be the unanimous choice of the meeting
M,ssrs. Bernard Cline, William Dobic and
gorge Williams were then unanimously nomi
ated as the candidates for Constab!es TOR the
ard, and the meeting adjourned.
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CIRCUIT Court. Ju(gr Jtme~ h'~dh Pre-
saling-To DAYS PRoCEEDlNGs-LAw SIDE.
Commonwealth vs.. George Jarbo alias John
II. Brady-ndictne for forgcry-@au$H con
tinucd until the next term.
Enoch Cook rs. James Smith asc--ruie
issued against William 14eeg, rcturnab.c to-
morrow, to show c1use why he should not DC
fined for falling to appear as witness, and
cause continued until to morrow.
CUANcERY SIDE. Meals cxccutrx vs.. Mas
sew ct al.-causc revived as to defendant Mary
Massey, against Rudolph NJ Massey. her exc
cutor.
Plain vs. Plain Ct al. - final report OF Com
missioner Of sale filed and approved, and ID. Il.
Smont appointed commissioner to convey the
property-decree final,
Court adjourned till to morrow a! ~ clock.
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ALEXANDRIA CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. -
lhe annual meeting Of the Alexandra Christ
ian Association was held sstnight, the Presi.
dent, Edgar Speidon, in the chair, and H W.
bea lie, Secretary pro tenn After the usual re-.
| ligious exercises, the Standing Committee re-
| ported the following names for membership :.
H. A. Greenough, j. Calvin Smith aad Rev.
Or. Bullock and their report Was adopted -.
The Committee on Lectures reported that they
had not met with any success The Committee
on Sunday Prayer Meetings reported that there
mover has been year since the meetings were
inauguratod in which the interest las been more
marked and the attendance better than durinp
the past one. The Committee Oh Daily PRAYER
Meetings urged upon the members a greater
INTEREST," in those services. The Committee on the
=. Asaph Street Prayer Meetings reported the
usual average attendance. Tho Com miLtee on
Suburb IN Prayer Meetings reported that meet.
ings had been held NJ tho Jail with apparently
good cGect. The Committee on Bethel report
ed that the meetings, which had been discon.
tnued during the winter, had bcen recon-
mencod. The Treasurer reported Il balance on |
hand OF $685. Tho able report Of the Presi-
dent was then read, IN which it was stated that |
the nom 6ershlp Of the Association is now about |
Nv "hu ~ " III applopllalo ueHllOu WIS
made Of the death Of TWO members of tho Asso.
ciat on-Joseph Grigg and T.. a. Brewis The
committee appointed t. nominate officers to
serve for the ensuing year reported: James
Grigg, Tor T. resident; q. Il Hill, lst Vice do
Robert Jameson, I'd do; Theodore Speiden, I'd
do Edward A. Stabler, 9TH do; J. K. Sher-
wood. 9th do; j. Il. Hodgkin. Recording Sec
re:ary; = aorgo Wiso, Corresponding Secre:a.
"; =. D. dempsey, Treasurer. Executive
Committee Il. W. Besdlo, Chairman Alfred
alkinson, James Gligg, b. +. Wilmer, $. Al.
L. G. White. This report, a. we'll as all the (
'thers was adopted. the constitution was
ma':Ie1 % rs to make Il quorum instead Of
!. The ulnmittec on Concert reported that ,
aev did not consider it advisable TO proceed
urthcr in the matter. MIR. Kemper formally
nnoCncel the death ur the late L. A. Brewis,
nd offered resolutions of respect to tho momoly
l the Gcceased, which were adopted, end the
Committee on Lectures having been author.
.ed t" solicit subscriptions from 41o members 5
n room len', tho meeting nc ournet. :,
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LOCAL BREyITIEs. Tie main army OF May
flies, the scouts of which had been ho0erlnS
about for day or TWO, arrived last night
Mr.. f. H. Csrksoa. Of this city, has made
valuable improvement TIC the patent Prde OF
Maryland stove, Of the manufacturers OF wh'ch
he is the agent in this city which he has pat
ented, ADD which a3da greatly to the convenience
OF that stove.
A colorcd boy named Glenn, hailiu. from
Pohick, hand on board the canal boat a. H.
Grant, Captain Oldyke, accidentally leIl over.
board on the eight mil, level below Cember-
land. On Thursday last while bound down, aud
it is suppos, I'D was drowned. FL VAS seen III
the water by the steersman, but when the BOAT
vos stooped and search was made Tor HIM he
could not be found.
A meeting OF the Rad ca's Of the First "ard
was held last night, but the proceedings nave
been kept secret
MIR. Geo. +. French, NJ. % hlng STREET
has received the June lumber o! fTank h:'
lies L,dy's Magazine.
Ia the election bill a passed hy he L'si'ia
tutG there Is no ptoFlSiu" III 'HN H'SS''' -
appointment OF cnnstah!cs,
There will have to be one iaJfe Ion>crV4't'':
candidate for Jus,ic, Of the Peaca ~ i" f'rit
ward. A. TOUR have to b. elected tts'i ',"i'
warl.
The front door of the eastern store III " ash
inpton Hall has been unlocked for several
nights past.
The seats in the gaIia'cs OF s.. Paul Church
| are beics raised anl arranged 70 a. t" make
them as cnlntortab!. a; those in lie "ois tt: Ill"
| church.
The lower OF foundry wharf OF the coal agcn
az of MIR. j. +. Agnew sunk yesterday evening,
and large quantity Of coal piled upon It Wa'
precipitated into the river
Mr. LAZY will have some iiu" Strawbe!r"
| m market 10 morrow
BARGAINS. --Gfeat bargains can n@" be -
.s;naa At the Clothing aud Furnishing store !"
- Dealhsm, Nc. 81 King street who Is clio 'nG
o,t his large aud varied stock o: goods prepare
,orv to removing to Norfolk Among hts GOODS
~ 10 some fine blue flannel, shruHE linens, d7so-
Eats and summer cashmere suits Which loI
ue .1" md finish cannot be e4colied
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L. O A N
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD.


The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD
Is completed and running from RICHMON u.
Va, 10 the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, in West Va, 227 miles. 1t is being
rapidly extended to the Ohio river, 200 miles
further, making i'll all 427 miles.
In its progress Westward, it ponetrntes and
opens up to market the WONDERFUL COAL
DEPOSITS of the Kanawhh Reg ion in West
Virginia. And thus brings tho superior and
abundant Goals of that section into commCnica-
ton with the IRON ORES of Virgim and
Ohio, and the Western, Southwestern IN East
ern markets
Whom completed it will connect the splendid
hurbor facilities Of the Chesapeake with
reliable navigation the Ohio river and thus
with tho entire system Of Railroad and Water
Transportation Of the great West and South
west.
1t Will make short ousy, cheap and lsVor-
able route from tho West to tho Sca, and Will
command largo share Of the enormous frolghts
sceEin9 transportation to tho coast.
It will thus become one Of the mos. impor-
AEt and prohtaDlo hase anu HesI AiHnN Ao'
Of Ra!rDmd N the county, ana co'iilhS"u I"
trade "l immense Va'ue
Tho completed portion of the fond IL doing u
proNt;.bl; aud increasing business, and Is fhi';
equal in vAlue to tho whole amount OF Ia" h"'''
gage "p"n tho entire I'ho--''' '''''''
rho Io., ,ftbo Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
roul uonpany, being IL First Mortgage upon
the entire line. property and equipments, worth
when completed at least S5o CN"Coo' Is therefore
ono o' thc a''S' ""'S'A'4''''' I''e,
ket and is peculiarly adapted t" the wants -:
fSlVESrORS AND CAPITALISTS
, ,,,o; ,.a.,,,or,. ,;,I, .,.
mos, satisfactory ass;,rgnce o! postivc md IN.
doubted security
ray r.n!. nra u, denominations 81
$1,000, sou and S'lUu,
anu n'Ay 20 nAn Wv 0-' -,
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CANAL COMM ERCE.
,4-u6h NHNIEEH.Is
ARRIVALS-To-DAY.

ARRIvALS-Te-DAY.
Bosts NJ II Wright and Fanny Altman, to
Midlothian Coal and Iron 20.
Boats James Hoy. j ) Davenport, J a Al
exsna ia. M Lienan, W w Shepherd, John
~ Rrien and A 81 Grant, to American Coal co.
Boat Pennsylvania, TO Maryland Coal Go.
Boatc VIM Devecnan and q Greenless, to
Hampshire s. Baltimore Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats f Bayer, Henry Keney. NJ G Morri
SOD, Ingomsr, John b Parrot, jr., Laura l.
Grove, a Walsh. John s Fox, ID Myers,
Samuel Swain, Harvey Fisk. Pennsy A
q Wallis, James Hoy and J S Davenport, for
umberland
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The Markets.

New YORK. May 1S-Stocks weak. Coz
ernments steady. Gold steady at H. Money
easy at 4a5 per cent. Virginia sizes cx coupon
695. Flour dull and Sc lower Wheat dulI
and declining. Corn dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE, May lS.-Cotton dull and
nominaII7 223. Flour dull and easier and
prices are unchanged. Wheat dull and lower
Maryland l50al55, Pennsylvania l2Oal35,
Western 125ll30. Corn dull and lover; white
l20al2l; yellow ll3allj Oats firm at Csc.
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From Wheeling.

WHEELING, w. Va, May lS.-An Old man
named Eimond West sort of rec!use, resi-
dung near Weston, in this State, was horribly
murdered few days since and his body lett in
ED where hogs had discovered all eaten it.
The old gentleman cultivated a small farm and
had acquired considerable means all of which the
murderer secured.
The Democratic State Convention assem-
bles IN Charleston W. Va, the capitol of the
State, gu June Sth.
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Fire.

CncAoo, May lS.-The Touring mill OF A.
). Howe & Co., the pianing mill OF WEIGH,
jenkins d Co., tho lumber yard OF Knapp,
Fowler i Co., a. Oshkosh, Wis, were burned
yesterday. The loss 90 the planning mill is
$5O, 600. on the Touring mill 500 900, md IN
the lumber yard $4,000.
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kencOuntre in Washington.

WASHINGTON, May lS.~-Joscph Bradley,
esq, met Judge Fisher opposite the Court
House at five minutes after two o'clock this
eVenlng-said now sir. and struck him a blow
on the head with his cane, cutting his ear. The
parties then cinchcd, fell AMI rolled on the
ground 10 rough and tumble fight until they
were parted. There Was great excitement, and
the Courts took recess in consequence The
difficulty has been of three years san'linr.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May l8-3 NJ.
CONGRESS.

w HoHINHIUN, May IS-3 u. ~.
CONGRESS.
n Mt. CaSser!y presented resolutions Of the
california Legislature in favor OF shin canal
across the lsthmus of Darlen.
va motion Of MIR. Sumner 4 resolution was
adopted requesting the President to communal
cate 10 The Senate any correspondence. whch
Lay nave taken place With authorities of Great
britain with regard to the passage OF British
Or canadian steamers through the canal OF
SAINT Ste Marie.
Also any communications from MIR. Bancroft
tei :n TO political questions in Germany.
INC House or REPRESENTATIVES, spent the
morning IN considering the report of the com
mlttee on the decline of American comm.rce
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so1Es9.

On tho Eth instant, alter short but painful
illness. ALICE, daughter o. Edward and Cath
arine Powell, aged one year and two months.
2asF,- Tue fuuerA will take place q! o'cloc!: to
morrow evening, l:Gm d. Prince street.
Ccumpio The STROUD upon thy form,
And vail upon thy taco;
nn,. now the dark md dalnpened earth
Il Inv lone dwelling place.
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Gold Sale.

New YORK, May 1S.-There were twenty
three bidders for gold today at Ii: to II -
100 The total bid was for three millions six
~ i've thousand. Awards will amount 10 81
900, 900 at It 20 100 to Il - lG1.
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ETNE SAI.E-A substantial TWO HORSE
( WAGON tina. will bed twelve barrels on
the hoad and the very thing for a heavy mar
ket or meal wagon; has four springs. and q
moveablc tor was built to order is in good
condition. ard for sslo low.
nv lS-eO:it K. /. EDELlN.
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Sncht. glaca.

LONDON, May l>.-The third race Of The
series between the yachts Sappho and Cam
br!a was won by the Sappho.
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~FoUnTH WARD MEETlNa:-Tho voters
of the Fourth Ward will meet st Muir's Build
ing. corner of King and st. .Asaph streets, on
Friday evening next, the goth. at o'clock, Tor
the purpose of nominating candidates tor the
nv 1sNtd J. B, JOHNSON, Prest.
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Important Letter

The following letter has come into or hands,
and we publish it for The information of those
who doubt the purity of Speers Wine:
This is to certify that Dir. Alfred Speor is
resident OF this village. and TO my personal
knowledge, hiss devoted number Of years to
the manufacture Of pure snd valuable wine -
He has large vineyard in view Of my resi-
oence' anc has been l9r some time engaged in
cultiyating the Port Grape The Port Grape
Wine cannot be excelled By any American
wine. 1t is bottled by Mr.. Speer every season
in large quantities, but not disposed Of until it
attsins the ago Of four years
Passac, October 10Th, 1865
ID. b. SICKLE:,,
CanLral National Bank, New York
Some Of our druggists havo this wine direct
from tho vineyard. my l6-lw
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TIME GEEAT BOOK OF THE DAY,
For salt ut

For sale ut
FEENClIS. No. 50 KING ST.
LOrnAIR, By the Sight Honorable B. Dis
rari pnDcr covers 81; bound 81 20:
Miss \ cot.'s New Book-MOODS, by Lou:
isa II. Alco.s, author of Little Women, Old
Fashioned Girl otc.; paper covers 10 cents. a
charming book.
LONDON SOCIETY for May; SOC.
Everybody who desires to improve their
handwriting should use EASTMAN'S PEN
MANS ASSISTANT; four sizes; soc and ST..
THIS TRIAL OF MCFARLAND for tn Q
shooting Of Albert d. Richardson; 4 full and
complete report hy II practical law reporter /;
so cents.
NEW BOOKS daily. ~
INV lG G. e. FRENCH.
SThCANr LrTS FOR SALE.
80 agents u Mrs Mary s. Keith. we offer for
Ealc . NUN bor Of LOTS OF GROUND, lying
on md noA7 ketn's wharf, and in tho squar Q
bounded by Prince and Duke, Fayette and
Payne sts. ,rppositc the depot OF the u, a. q NJ.
=. L. They mro AL largo ana we'll situated
For ar;i,ulnrs and terms apply to either OF US.
". G.. YEATON,
K. JOHNSTON,
o: 10 BECK, HNON s. KERRY, s st tnoir o.
fee. No 81 King s.. ~ -
RASH. BRAwaEh F. L. hSocAN'
wM. A. GAVE
PIMA " NEk u CO:
REAL ESTATE AuMNTs.
NJ 10 S1rtil Fairfax street, west sidcl belGeen
King ST and thn Market building,
alexnhdTis Virginia.
Sin. a.: Ina : in the sta.ea OF Virgins aud
tI.TyIsnd, an.i houses and ots in the city Of
flnXa!dris receive our suto:a! Attention.
Inr !S--Li
s>nEACCU AHTlDOTE, Hydratc o! Chlora,
iytoiorm Castor Oil, Chloroiorm, Sea Moss
faFinc Ma!zans, INSECT Powder, elbow UocA
HaT.eii, Oil. FiasS's Instant Relief. Seal O!enm,
Morphia, Alcohol, Canary Seed, &c, &c, just
' my II '''' = IS LEADBEArGE Il BIO.
TVrpKAULIC CEMENT.
40 ibis celebrated ROUND TOP" Hi.
DRAuLIC CEMENT, warranted pure, in
stora and far sale by
SAM'L HAKTLEi,
apt Il Union street.
,ruAMAESS KID GLOvESl
:, :IDUVlN KID GLOW nS
@YSTEMf ALEXANDRA
KID GLOVES
Large 10: oi Kid tIlovvs OF tho above make;
nv : e. BECKY. ~ kIng 81.
- FOX RENT.
rive aluE DWELLING HOUSES, on
Washington street; rewly painted and in Enc
' NV r.: I2"f t. ~ F. l.. BRoCKETT.
altW WALL rAPERS FOR SPRING
" TRADE
Gbc largest, best and cheapest assortment
VAIL PAPERS AND BORDERS,
sgar offered in this market al
'''' '''-' j. ?. CLARKEs,
spill no 1873 King ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-18

kEMARKs.-The market for Flour is very
hrm. Wheat is inactive; offerings Of 1856
bushels red, with some sales on private terms,
but plces did not transpire Corn is dull, with
offerings OF 1899 bushels mixed and As of yel.
low, and sales OF the former at 10. no sales Of
tue latter reported. small offerings OF Ryo,
WIZ sales at lilo. Oats are firm at &c, with
light receipts. Butter and Eggs are unchanged.