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Amusements.
MILE CHRISTINA NILSSON. To-night.

MILE. CHRISTINA NILSSON. Tonight
vi sTKISwAY HALL, ON p0Uar.Esrii-T s., A..
Mr. Mar sasosch b. the honor TO announce that Pn'' nor %
p'''''' TOT '''''' Nile CHRISTINA NILSSON
will sppesr in GRAND CONCgRrs vis:
THIS tw sinc..y, SyEsING. 0CT0BEh S "s
ONE s shsFe sh sl5SSSS S saToSHs
LAST sSsD Si = s ss f
Nil. CHRISTINA NIIsS9 SI, Til be s s,,'e% b
Mis- f NM M kRHS ka SAaf DE- Ssi.a,,S
sgS BRIGHOLL yERGBR, WsuxTBnpS
MAX MARSTzEK a.. ,osov,
Admission 81; Reserved Seats. So and ST.
ses can nov DO scared a. The Hal, scne 7ci ,ni at
stea.sT. Piano. .rs used at al the Ml..on Conoers
THURSDAY. OCT u. BROoALYs ACADhaL
WALLACK'': :. ,.rv, w,,,,oK
''''''' ~ I&sr Fivs NIGHTS
aMr Aberry,. new Comedy snl,isi
which mu., DO withdraw in cors,qasncs Il aam,rsa,
and Of tho production Of
The piece is proiuoed with
EsW MUSIC SCENERY, AND APPoSragsrs
snia POWERFUL CAST.
c''j Join g BTIG ="
"a .i,. .ni r l produced with INV scEsss Ap-
'' '' CAST OF USuSU@L STRENGTH
THE s ss5is,ts I FAMILY
/. ,l.o in rehearsal
Dns notice vii ). given of@s ,'gs,iscpot
BOX BOOK oPBS PROM 81 MetPm.
CEEBACH's LAST MATINEE.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THBATBR
THIS WEDNESDAY, Oct Dc, at ococt.
SBEBACHS FAREWELL MATINEE
F ,sy ,hs LIT s Tine MARY sTgAsr s,z,avrg
roMoRsow f nhm BENEFIT Mne MARIE sEsbicH
MARIE SEEBACII's BENEFIT.
WI LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF THB SEASON
POURTERNTHSr THBArHk-
TOMORROW THURSDAY EVENING, Oct 81, atsO'ei'et.
BENEFIT or MARIE sEbBACH,
ADRIRNNB LBCOUyRBtR,
Seesch universally cOnced have achieved one OIL
her grsa;e,t tsumpAs a Ns~-Yol. -.
MsTIK S5ES vTSErA =. THE PRiscEss
Aner the NAV Nine seebc, scers celebrated poem
The the Bell Vim Doeke snd at the CONCLUSION Nine SebAes
PRIpAY Oct 49, LAST NIGHT BUT ONE on which will
presented immensely bill By request Seroes master
"O' vALERIg THE BLIND ORPHAN.
FAUST that include tho celebrated Jewel dsr
yALERIE-sRgBACH' ~ MARGUERITE sBEBACH.
AN' SATURDAY, sEEBACTs FAREWELL NIGHT, a,.,.
which ocon viii be peea;e aer careful PREPARATION SHAKE
sIcare's TANNING TliB SBbRw
CATnARiNE-MARrE sEEBACH.
NIBL0'' GARDEN.
A''''' ''' The Grand English Opera Combination.
Mr., G. RICfIINGs BERNARD c. D. HISS & Co.
THIS (Wein..d,yl EVENING
MARRIAGP OF FIGARO MARRIAGa or FIGARO.
FIGAROS HOCHZBlL
with c,s. display the rngth of this
RhMARKABLB COMBINATION
Mes,s A. Laurence G. Campbell A. Howell Brookhonse bowler
T. Seggn Miss Rose Her'ee, Ms Zelda Sen aud srA CifOHn'
GRAND ORCHESTRA FCLb ChohuS S.,,..yys
THURspAY-PRA DiAvoL0.
PRIDAY-tL TROvATORB. - -
SATURDAY MATIEBE-BOHHMIAN Giab
SATURDAY NIGliT-0BEROH.
No advance in prices.
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Gonses an0 farms Uanteo.

NNANTED-TO PURCHASE, a small FARM
w growing fruit IN rugrowing region Address, stating
full particulars and price, o. B. Boz No 100 Tribune Office
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Auetiou Gnles of Real gstate.

Broadway n Propeller Homd for hepcr leaves 100! OF par
sale viii take place the Inst fair day thereafter
JoHSsos, ", AueuOneer
RY NS .fSoy & N In ! LII L H.
sEAL EsT al e,d Bk0k s,s'yor.
CITY store. Lots SG1 ; Sa:a sns Earn a.
f ss F.;aslss Sf hoGsF AID ~ =,
BROOKLYN NIGHTS OPPOSITE MANSION HOUSE
an, 8Nay' S b. Is i S: the R a1a
No is HICKssT CO numbeLarre lot .oIioo good 'wO,toY
G and =. 0q S T T
The sale will be positive afford excellent opportunity FOL i'm
Maps at AuetiOneef' of ,s6 e S1s'a Gt
EDG s Siisff s. sT Al ESI IsIAsD
S S,ysI 1I s A1sGI;s 5S'i EsrSTR.
OIL, few moments walk Vanderbilt Landing t.gsed ,.t, gas
and e o1 y 3PO Ef B..ery Be
py ever offered to buy really Ne.Yor Sac p.
Psfcas Il oaSe d JOHNSON MILLER IS Sss..u.
o. II. PIERsos. AscaoDeer
RYA D: MELLICK, jTs g. BRO !Hs Jersey REAL
ESTATE,
FINEST, NEW YORK.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
IN THB
CITY OF NEWARK, n. j.,
AT AUCTION,
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER RI, 1870,
AT 2P NJ, on TIKI PREMISES
By order Of Messrs SMITH KNAUss,
100 LOTS
In IN. he's. norton and neighborhoot that rapidly I'M
proving having front on and the
S: fs e ever dstis RS11S Ct. aSi.
the minutes walk from the station and new
on; one oo to Of SnS y Si Ta ls' Sss h,d n.y.
So SMITH d ( ksnss FL SS S' Ss.. @ D.
MELLiCK, jr, ( BRO, 6 PiDs-st.
o. II. PgEsos, AucOneet
DY A. d. MEIIlCK, IT,, d BRO.
ID Auctlonee Deaes Nxersey Real Estate No Pne'
New-York
SECOND GRAND SALE
SCOTCH PLAINS. NEw-JERSEY,
On. hour from the SswYoi BY the csH, Railroad
great opportunity for men q moderate
400 CHOICE LOTS,
p l@ s s. is y si i0 as%e s
hont Of every lot LOVELY MOUNTAIN soENERY ,..., ~
9 iss s 81 Si music
Map. and ps.s for spc Ta leaving Of Ls
FRos # 2. The s Of M 5 CLOVER 81 1 6 D.
MBLLiCK, g., & BRO, Aueioneers, Pinest
DY HAZARD, APTHORP g. Co,
- NO d iIS sFoA AESTos PS sAL E'S OF
NINETY COTTAGE PLOTS
IN
ORANGE VALLEY, n j.,
r6 An hTSi NoyEM HhAti !, and
FIFTY VILLA SITES
ON
ORANGE MOUNTAIN, n. j.,
NEAR MONTROSB STATION
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q
81 minutes Of Barcyst Property Of L. s. HASKELL OF
Ll.welyn Psrf. N J.
Special Trains each DAY at ii q. m.
h.ps, terms and particulars at ADcioneers Ohce
q DINGEs. AuotoDeer.
GALE EXTRAORDINARY.
BENEFIT OF CREDITORS.
PgREMPTORY ORDER OF TRUSTEE
1877 VILLAGE LOTS,
Directly Line and at station Of n Y and n H. K,roao,
Comprising unsod portion Of 6s subdivision. GRIND Park
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WITHOUT RESERVE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
THURSDAY, OCT. ~,
At II O'Clock,
or THB GROUNDS.
TERMS EASY-sALB PBREMPT0RY-TITLB PERFECT
Trains leave Depot and FourbsVe at ~
For maps and other particulars. sppJ to
DINGEE, KETCHAM Co,
81 Cedsrs-, Nev.YOrk.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

ANCHOR I1ISI7 M TO- TO GLASGOW,
EVERY sEEs. $SSfsSs% Set. wr9sDAr
gr Cabin md ss @ ses.
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents.
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ, NEW
YORK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE sailing every
- CITY dey ~ SFhb Ne = R 't s 5s; s
CITY OF MRxlCO Zimmerman TUESDAY. Nov. 70. arH-
= ALEXANDER SONS, ), Broad.,y.
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
s,., K XTR1S Tp MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
SSHS SsSEa& Sc Sc sa,%. Ss:s:s
MISSOURI. Capt J. b. Edwards November TO-
FOR freight Or passage apply 8 o. B Fassq
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
TSsP IAEs I'D EA1 q. y .S no SSArAS
s9TT TH AnERIGA TsH'R,qTSS I SS.s@Ser
ERRRIM hS'' CAPT v Ssi jsarsp .' D''
Para B, and Rio de Jnero going and returning For
%s q ssRss S,s's s. aP S.-r
FOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THB U. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch Of their frscas, full iron steamships
FROM PIER NO 40 n. r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
q. follows;
MANHATTAN Capt FoRsYru October &C. st2:oopm.
MINNESOTA, Capt November O. at ,:S
IDAHO. Capt November o. at 800
NEVADA, Capt November IL, at u m
COLORADO Capt November 49, at 800
WISCONSIN Capt November 30 At II 90
Cabin passage, $50, gold.
steersge passage (OBce No 20 Brosdu,yl $50 currency
For freight or cabin passage, apply to
WILLIAMS GUIOy No. 60 w,lst
EOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
Inmsu Line Royal Mail Steamers appointed to sail as follows
CITY OF October ~ 10
BTNA (vis HalfGr November
CITY or WASHINGTON ......SATURDAl November 5,
CITY OF PARIS. NOvt
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST chBnS IN GOLD c.'..o
London.
Tickets be bought here moderate rates by wishing 10
send for their friends.
For further infornsiion sppy the Company's Office.
JOHN G. DALE Agent No 10 Broad"sy n T.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
BREMEN.
DAY from Bremen Pier loot Thirit, loboksn, to
steamship HASsA Capt Z. Bcteusten, SATURDAY Oct 49,
q RATES or PASSAGE,
payable in gold, or its equivalent in curetcy
First
Second cabin
For freight or passage, apply TO OELluCHs CO. Agent
% Brosist
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EUTERPE. "
NJ FIRST PUBLIC REHEARSAL,
TUESDAY, NOV. ], at2:U
PIRST CONCERT. nov. ,, rR p N.
AT ASSOCIATION HALL FOURlHAE
and
TWENTY THIRD-ST.
GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
Programme inrnies 49, -.-.uo., o,.
UNPUBLISHED Ms COMPOSITION OF
MENDELSS0HN
se,son ticket, for -Four Rehcsrss Concerts s. including re-
seryel sesL
See CORRECTED CIRCULARS at music stores 80 -
w N M.rrty Seereisrg JOHN p. MORGAN, Director.
will please notice the change fdy for the Pablo
Necessary OF number OF
the orchestra dates irst advertised The rehearsal y ac9I
ngy each case upon the TUESDAY uea OF The elnes
.iuya ZACH
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Sew- 3ersep Real gsiate for Sale.

4 / El.lLABETH.-Fifty trains each way
q lsy oT 70 hfy minutes frOR Liberty coandts BY III.
800 MOE SAFE comfortable picturesque reliable
az "a otsge House uoen bS and scd and good
~ '95s ~ ner residence eligible and besby
uou oi ytit laid out In Lawn garden uil.
es from .ut.ion ed 10
UP; all eel af'$ opeht cssL ad3r ~ Re-. NJ
-, Post Odee. Newton. ~ - ~
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GENTS WANTED for CRUMBS SWEPT
n 0N ~ nsWitt rsmsge. selling book in the
III o. ~ S.dSrs,. EVANS sToDDART Co.. 81 Johns'.
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onO EypERIENeED WEAyERs WANTEtD,

,NNt a., lasr.at stste. mile, or Sc. grsefs
PIKgCK al, Boxlms srsea Also. - SfooLFhS :" "i.
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A GENTS WANTED (s995 a month"; by the
N AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co., D"''OH "'"10 D"
Louis No.
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6elp Uanteo.

A r. the LEXINGTON AVENUE FURNISH
N BATHS corner Twenty Fihh two n91ss hsS IN y, 81
,"nng man Tor The oas Of studying medicine must 20
fuded
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10.

THE IMPERIAL FAMILY OF FRANCE.-A
Paris correspondent, speaking OF the appear
auce of the Imperial family in the Hall of the
Senate, on the occasion of the declaration of the
recent vote, says:
At length, light wind of "Vivats'' comes
to our waiting ears, and tho estrada lssoon
animated With q gi,ded group of MarshalS,
Ministers, Dukes of this and that, and IN a
sweet new suit, all over brass, the mild eyed
melancholy Olivier himself, the person VINO,
when he took Office was not going to DC oalieu
Excellence" was not going to live IN state
but was to set an example of more than Amen,
can simplicity! He has kept that promise as
he has kept hundred or so Others anu ap-
peared on Saturday conspicuous by the splen-
dor of his new uniform. The VlVats come
nearer and nearer, and now the whole assem-
hIv rises as the usher enters with the would
he solemn cry, 1.-THE Emperor" nc comes
up the hall with his slow step and his down
cast ewes as always, and the Empress by his
side, gently bowling to right and LETT. tie Is
dressed as o General of Division, she IN sort
of exceptional carriage costume. Her dress Is
of tea colored silk with train, and on her
head she has little straw hat, with ribbons
and feathers of color to match her robe. Two
great diamond daisies in her cars, her arms
carried straight, with her finger tips lightly
Joined, she walked and moved with grace,
and though q faded beauty, showed
that she had been beauty once
IT'S fault when one has tea coored COM
plexion, to dress in tea color, but with this
drawback should say that the Empress looked
rather better than usual. Directly behind her
came Prince Napoleon leading the llmplng
Young Prince Imperial by the hand. The child
has q sickly look, his profile, noticeable ike
his mother is very sweet, but without char.
acter, and he seems, as is quite natural, Ill at
ease 1t is fact which struck me as strange,
and which of course you will not find IN any
French newspaper, that there we're no cheers
given for either the Empress or the Prince In
perial. The Emperor was very warmly re-
ceived-as might have been expected, seeing
that he was not in tho street, and only, so to
speak, in his servants hall, but that makes 1t
more singular that 1t was impossible to raise
any cheers for his wife and SOD. While he was
reading his speech luckcss woman, whose
loyalty could not be confined IN 50 narrow a
cage as her own breast, tried to give vent to II
by raising shril squeak which was meant to-
''Vive I Imperatrice - But, instead of get
ting response of enthusiastic limitations, SIT
only raised G general litter. Several persons
similarly affected raised at different times erie
of"Five le Prince Imperial - but the result
was only an awkward silence. l haven't a
very tender heart for this Imperial family, bu
confess pitied this poor child of IA, who
aeems to have so few friends when nc needs sc
many.
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WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS
PECIAL IN D U G E M E T ;
n IN -.
FABRICS AND PRICES.

Black Canvas Grenadines, all widths.
Black Silk Grenadines, all widths.
Black Barege Harnsn, all widths.
Black Alpacas, Mohairs and Bombszines
with all other frst-clsss fabrics in black and
mourning goods constantly on hand
Black and White Llama Lsce Points, Sacks
and Jackets.
Lawns, Organdies, Linen Cambrics Piques;;
Ohintzos, Seorsuckers, Percales, Parasols, hld
Gloves, Handkorchieis, Flannels, Dress Goods,
&c, &C.
aa- Choviots, Ducks, Drillngs, Coatngs,
Suitings, Cassimores, Vostings. &c. OF reliable
uualitios and colors, for men, youths and hoys.
Shifting Linens and Cottons, of tho best
grades produced.
White Goods and Muslins, all kinds
@-Shawls, Scarfs, "Formosas, and ether
Ss- Black Silks, other Silks, land Dress Goods
generally and specially, at educed rates.
W. All kinds of Linon ard other Dry Goods
for the wants of families and housckccpors
va. Our Northern and Eastern correspond"
ents send US new supplies daily.
@-Soj burners and strangers will inspect our
stock at their pleasure.
All orders receive prompt and careful atten,
ton, and parcels properly packed Tor Shipment
| froo Of charge.
@.ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plAir
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| pcnna eyonun and Ninth etrocta,
| Washington, ID. Z.
Established 1910
CARPETS, Curtains Mating, Oil Cloths, Hugs
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
ASSAS RAILROAD.
ls MMN5iai9sllIaaal z1lssE

rs Sd DBL III 528s]a tsesss
On and after Wednesday, Feb: 23, 1871 one
daily uasscn ger train will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting 1T
Gordonsvlle, with the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington and the vlr;
GINA Springs; at Gurg LOT tng ,b w Nsrtn
Southwest, and 1T washington, W Ill" -'''"
"'' Lcsye Washington daily al G:55 q. M; and
Ainy.nhris a. e:U:I a. m, arriving at LynchOurg
Leave Lynchburg at e:25 q. m. arrive ut
Airxandria 1t j:25 p. H., and at Washington
At G:lj D. ~. ,.;,
Also daily including Sunday passe ger tram
atfScIyet" ,0is9Ms e"0Y Md
ElCuMOND-making close connexions, NJ
Richmond and Washington in the direc, me
hotr Nav York and the South Atlantic
States. ,l.v.,.
driu -, T.o5 y, m: arrive ri Gordonsvllle 1t :4O
~ NJ and at Richmond at 800 a. NJ, connect
ing with train leaving Richmond at s;oo T. III
fnr Petersburg, Weldon snd the SouthEest.
Leave Richmond at $50 p. M, and Gcrd9n Is:
v,Ilu n, II a. A. m; arrive ut Alexandria st oOo
q m, and at Washington at 5:S5 M, conn &c I
ing with earliest trains to new 1olA ana
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will
leave Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, At
500 g. m, arrive at Rarrisonburg at 4:2O p m.
Leave II irrISOQDuTRaL ~ H. dHo
at Manassas junction with northernbound train
on main line, arrive at Alexandria at 5:23 p. m.
The train o.! Manassas Branch will make
good connections at the Junction with night
line 10 and from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage checked 10 ell
prominent points.
j. N. BROADUS.
feb 2s-tf General Ticket Agent.
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
l AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
The Old Fsvorto Mail Route viz Aqua Creek.
Tho Shortest and Best Route to Rich
mond and the South.
Fast and comfortable STEAMERS .'",-.
Washington city twice daily, Sun: sE~A p
day D. IN. excepted, from the wharf tsssssssNea.
foot Of Seventh street ct Ills 3. M, and 7:l5 p.
m, stopping at Alexsnd,ris zach vsy, END con-
Meeting at Aqua Creek with the Richmond,
Fre6s lcksburg and Potomac K. r., with cc-
gaLtr :, supplied with elegant sleeping chairs
on ni strains. Through tickets and baggage
checks TO all points South.
Both boats stop at Alexandria going and re-
turning. }. Is. GENTRY.
Gen. Ticket Agt.
Jan lift Richmond. Va.
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STEAMBOATS,.
nOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,

poToMAC FERRY COMPANY , sse ,o,o
In order to promote public convenience the
steamers of this line will. on to.mor- 49,
commence their hourly trips from Alexandria
Of q ousrter before g. M; last trip from Alex
dris at D. No.; first trip from Washington city
at 6 3, M; last trip from Washington city a.
~ m. By this arrangement safe hourly COLO,
m 1nu m may be had with Washington ana
connection made with the o'clock a. m. Tram
for Baltimore. o1,;ro bor
usual trips down the Potomac to zone aHon fiyGs
and Intermediate landings, leaving Ale1anof'a
Tuesday and Friday mornings a. q; "a;
President Potomac Ferry 20
SAM,L. GEDNEY, Gen. Supt. ap Lo.tl
WASHINGTON. ALEXAHn2R1sA. a. AM ~
w GEORGETOWN STEAM rAChhl
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper, will resume her regular EssGE
trips, leaving Baltimore on Satur- ....;.n
div next, at q o'clock p. M. and returning
will leave Alexandria every "Wednesday morn
inc, at 81 O'Clock. For freight apply TO
mar Ism b. W anfH !, - % So
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RAILROAD LINES.
ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON K. 4

DIRECTORS
- :. Merrsk, j. j. Dean Smith
George VIM. Brent Walter Lenox,
Oscar a. Stevens
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
NEW TIME TABLE NIGHT TRAIN FOR
RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PAS
SENGER TRAINS CHANGED.
DAY TRAIN FOR LIN Oh U ~
On and after MONDAY, February It'll. 1870,
and until further notice, through and Local
passenger trains will run between Washington
and Aiexandria, as follows:
Through Day Trains, Sundays included
Leave Washington, Southward bound, Mary
land Avenue Depot, at 10 a. m. Leave Alex;
andria, Northward bound, cornor Duke and
Henry stroets at 5:3O p. m.
Through Night Trains, leave Washington
Southwark bound, Maryland Avenue Depot,
at 600 D. IN. Leave Alexandria, NorthWard
bound, corner Duke and~Henry streets, at
$40 q. m.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS between Washing-
ton and Alexandria (Sundays exceptod.)
Loave Washington. Maryland avenue Depot,
at 7:l5 s, g. 10 and IL a.. NJ, and !, 2. and IT, ~
D. m, and (Sundays included) at 7:lo p. M
Leave Alexandria, corner st. Asapn aho
King streets at g. 8, 9, ~ and II a M, aud l. z
8 and 5p. m and corner Duke and Henry ats
and (Sundays includodl at p: m.
0. a. STEVENS, Gen. Supt;.
W.. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. mh23-tt
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WILL BE PAID for any Gaze for b ,,Hl,I,
w bleeding or Itching Piles that DEb!Nu21
PILE REMEDY fails t. cure. it has cured
cases of twenty years standing. Try Il; ana
get rid of tie most TROUBLESOME" disease Hcsh Is
heir to. , t;ou
DEBINGS VIA FUGA cures al LAYER
Kidney snd Bladder Diseases. orgsn,Gi esN;
mess. Female Affections, General DeolliIy ana
all complaints of tho Urinary Organs, IN MAZE
and female. ,,,r~r
Rheumatic Pains and Aches, Brui cS, b"Tns,
Sprsins, ScslIs end 5wellcd joints i'll i''"" ana
beast $500 NJ, 40
Sold By al druggists. Lah1ratorg1aNNdi;w lsZ
1r..all;r s,roct IjaltIn orc. Mi J"
DOTOM AC BRIDGE COMPANY STOCK.
Sealed proposals will be received al the oliice
of the Board Of Public Works, ut Richmond,
Va, until the 18th day Of July next tor TO-
sale of the States Interest in me cd r"'o Th:
sale IS made under an act Of Assembly, passed
February II, 1866. The purchaser can pay in
bonds Of the State at their par value.
BY order of the Board Of Public Works;
THOMAS Ii. DEWITT, S, Grcary.
Richmond Va 10 G--1aHt3
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ORIENTAL LODGE, NO. G, KNIGHTS
~ OF PYTHIAS,

ORIENTAL LODGE, NO. e. KNIGHTS
will give aR r. EMU 9t5IH ks1oN to CAR.
1870.
The members of Oriental Lodge respectfully
inform their friends that everything will be
and invite the cordial co. operation Of the public
Trains will leave the A., L. u II. T. K. depo
at $3.50 and 10 8. m. and J, and I:l5 p NJ
Leave Csrlin's Springs at 1890 Il. M. aud 100,
Clio and II D. m.
Our friends from the District Of Columbia
will be enabled to return on the o'clock p. m
bost.
Refreshments furnished by MIR. Carlin ct rea
zonable rates.
COOKS celebrated STRING BAND ha
been engaged for the occasion.
Committee Of Arrangements
Major George II. Duffsy. A. y. WarGeld, Jas.
Swami, Henry Herbnef, VIM. T..
Warfeld, w. Z. Underwood.
Executive Committee.
Winfield Watkins. William Cogan.
John A. Arnold. J. NJ. Buchanan
Luther u. Harrison. George Harthaucr
A. l.. Glover. Isaac Green.
William Bacon. w. H. 7. Berkeley.
x. L.. Heyman. W. Jenkins
J. w. Harris &. w. johnson.
Henry Brenglc. George Brown.
George Simpson. Shirley King.
J..T. Cox. Isaac Kol.
Samuel Lunt. w. f. Dcvaughn.
John Lsrow. William Metzgor.
Andrew A. Della. N. Mumm.
NJ. Norris. Henry Glover.
John A. Geib. A. Nagle
Richard e.. Rudd j. Ii. Glover.
J. w. Grimes f. Swopo
i L: siRple: ia James e S h9
James Steiner. g. F. Webster.
Ballot Master-A. c.. ksl.
Floor Managers.
H. Binswsnger. VIM. Ii. Smith.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, 81;
gentleman's single ticket 75c; lady's single
t'?a * Soc; children under u years Of ogc 25c.
r HAVE MOVED MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
l. POTOMAC FISH
to my store, No. ID south Fairfax stroct, where
will offer for sale
IS half bbls Family Roe Horring.
rs half bbls prime No. l
40 bbls prime Nett :"
10 bbls Clipped Roe 4"
II bbls Family Roe
70 kits Shsd Roe.
These fish are all a superior article of my own
curing.
l also offer for sale ono fine young HORSE,
! , BuGGY, | WAGON / GAIT SET
NESS and SET CART HARNESS;
Je4 No. "a south Fairfax street.
DOR SALE BY COOK tS CREIGHTON:
u Carbolate of Lime to drive away Rats,
Mice Cockroaches, &C.; also Bed Bug Extor-
mlnator OF our own preparation. Warranted
sure shot. Don't forget the place, lO7 King
street. my Ia
NEW BLACK GRENADINE AND HER
~ MAMMA.
Elegant new goods; also very cheap Figured
ana Em 1a Black and Colored Grens- |
my26 ROBERT l.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-10
1NUOMAS SINCLAIR

r1NUOMAS SIN CLAIR
CARPENTEk and JOINER
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREE
Near the Bank Of the Old Dominion,
Il prepared TO execute, with disputc!: snd ON
the most ressonab pie terms, nj work in his line
and satisfaction warranted.
He solicits work from the adjacent county, rs
he is prepared to contract for building, or TO do
any kind Of repairing. lie l6-tf
TIHE UNDERSIGNED. continuing the
i Practice of Law, will attend the Courts Of
Fairfax, Fauquier, Loudoun and Prince viii.
liam Claims received for collection By or
without suit. Kenittances made promptly
The business of the luto firm of Dulany &
Moore, in Fairfax county, will roceiVo my per
sonal attention.
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax Court House, Virginia.
T.;