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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-30

KNIGHTS OF PYrHtAs Samuel Reed, Su.
preme Chancellor. i. VI. Blrton, Supreme
Scribe, and Lewis L,uku'l. Grand Guide, OF
tho Knights Of Pythias OF the United States,
accompanied bg E. 6. Calvert, Grand Chan
cellor, Lewis S. L.bil!a, Past Chancellor, aud
f. D. Stuart. Past Chanc,il II Of the District
OF Columbia, visited this city yesterday evoa-
lag. They were received BY q committee of
Oriental Lodge Noe at the steamboat wharf,
and escorted to he rooms wbi,h had been pre-,
pared Tor then. at the Mansion House. At
night they were formally received at Oriental
Lodge, by q iull attendance Of members, where
each of them made Il few appropriate remarks.
At the conclusion Of the addresses the guests,
accompanied by Pas: Grand Chancellor Latham
.! this city, were escorted to Teuuessoa's, and
partook OF a delightful supper which had been
prepared for them. They lett the morning
apparently highly pleased with their treatment
they had received.
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TO The WOHKlNG CLASo.-%csre to"
prepared to furnish ali classes with Constant
cnplnym ut ut home. the whole Of the time #
for tho Spsr5 moments Business nov. Ugh.
End profitable. Persons OF either SEX easily
earn from SOC to So per ovenin=, AM a pro-
por.ionsl aum by devoIiGg their whole time t"
The business. Boys and girls earn nosrly Is
much rs men. That ell who zee this notice
may send their nd iress. md test tho bust cs
wo make this IN uar.ileled offer 10 such Il,
arc not wolf saLi, God. We will sen 81 to pay for
the trouble Of writing. Fill particulars val
liable sample, which will do to com mcncn WORK
on, and 4 copy Of Tic Peoples Litera y Conn.,
Of tbs largest and best family new
tapers publishel--aIl sent tree ny mail R~al-
or, i! you want rermauent profitable work nd.
dre.s 4. G. ALLEN 81 CO, Augusta. Maine.
ian 2i-dS w3m
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Photographic Summary.

WASHINGTON, March 80, 3 p. m.-Thc fol-
lowing is a summary Of the telegraphic news re.
cGivcd here:
Gen. Lsc passed through Raleigh last night
Oh his way to Savannah.
Ii. Il. Bridge and Thomas MckiSsock have
been elected Pre- siient and General Superin.
tcndcDt OF the Pacific Railroad.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad is completed to
TO Kit Carson's and is being pushed forward.
The case Of the distillcries, 4S hours fermert-
Ing period, is now on trial in Cincinnati; in
which city Il mass meeting is to be held on the
Bible question; and where the municipal cleo
ton will soon be held.
Massa ohusetts has been asked by Mr.. Allen
Melville through Gen. Butler to accept Il gilt
Of 500, 600 of the Minnesota lepudia'ed rail
ROAD bonds and to collect the same by suing.
Gcn. 3. says 'he euesses she'll take en-"
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NEWS.
spECIAJDL5rAEIags ccIaAaAzaTTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 800 p. u.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS. r"T
Ii the Senate he chair laid before that body
the unrusI report of the Secretary Of tie
Smithsonian Institution.
Mr. Johnston resented th2 usuu! numbsl
OF petitions from Virginia Tor the removal Of
disabilities.
Mr.. Sumner presented the wemo1ia! OF Gen.
Ciuseret formerly a Prince OF Erase, aud more
Lately Il general in the voiu0teer sci vice CT the
United States. Gen. T.. complains that while
visiting in France ncar pari., he was comp PEELED
by the government OF the Emperor to quit
France. He asks the intervention OF Congress.
Referred to the Committee on Foreign Re'a-
tons.
A bill to establish & police court in the Dis
trics 0! Columbia was ordered TO be printed.
The Senate then took up the resolution pro
vi3ing for the appointment Of q special JOINT
Committee on lndian Affairs.
Mr.. Thurman denounced the proposition as
tending in defiance OF the constitution to make
the Legislative ioGies OF the Union practically
a uni,-onc bodv.
NJ. Morri |, CT Vermont, followed on the same
sid.
The Cetate was coatiuued by MIR. Corbitt OF
Oregon and others
The Senate at | O'Clock went into executive
session.
liz the House oil Representatives, the bill
for h: admission of Texas was taken up and
the Senate amendments thereto c)ncurred 10
after debate between Butler, Wood and others.
So The bill now on!y neels the Presidents APP
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ALEXANDRIA LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS The
regular weekly meeting OF the Alexandria Lite
rary Association will be held ct the Christian
Association rooms to might, aud the question {:
Should the reading Of the bible 10 the public
schools be made imperative? discussed. The
association has now, comparatively. 4 large
number of members, it's list OF membership
having been considerably inc :eased Of late, and
among them, it is said. are some Of the best
elocutioaists, dec'aimers, debaters aud orators
in the city. aad us discussions are represented
as interesting aud instructive. 1t IS proposed
in future to conduct the debates iu the presence
of the public, or such portions of it as may
chose to attend them, and also TO favor the
public with free lectures, 20 b. delivered before
the association by gentlemen Of the city who
are inclined to literary pursuits.
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RECEIPTS OF PRoDucE.-Among the receipts
Of produce by the O., A.. g. NJ. +. Il. during
the week ending on Saturday last, were 6'I'o
bushels corn, 1922 wheat, 26S rye, 632 oats,
1902 teed, l56 corn meal, l26 potatoes, Is dried
fruit, l,27s bbis. four, 81 bbls. apples, 6S bb's'
and 6rkins butter, lOl bb:s. and boxes eggs,
II boxes tobacco, and 9 car loads OF cattle and
sheen. During the same. period among the
freight brought here by the A., l.. q II. H. H.
we're 9 500 bushels wheat, 2,046 corn, 26O oats,
RAJ bbls, and IS half bbls. -four, SO .obIs. ap'
ples, 7 bbls. poultry, 80 bbls. eggs, "a ca'ves'
oo3 Lbs. pork and "a bushels potatoes.
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REMARKABLE INCIDENT. Mr.. Patrick Cav.
anaugh, the accomplished and versatile clerk
of the steamer Columbia, relates the following
remarkable incident: "On Monday night last
while passiog Piney Point he observed that
the light house there had sunk in the sand to
the second story, that the lamp in its summit
Ia lbeen disarranged so as not 10 shine, and that
the keeper was waving a lantern from the
upper window. The keeper Of the light house
at Pipey Point left there Tuesday last and was
in this city yesterday, but said nothing about
the strange occurrence narrated by MIR. CaVa'
paush, but as the %latter's reliability in matters
of this sort is proverbial his account cannot LOT
4 moment be doubted.
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POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFIcE.-Ma

POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. Mar
garet Lucas and Agnes Frankli', living IN
Black Dog Alley, arrested by. W~atchmen Hen
ry and Phillips for disorderly Conduct, were
discharged with sD admonition.
George r. Conover,. hslli9g from New Jer.
soy, snd representing himself as formerly, tire
cashier Of u bank in that Stste, arrested by
Captain Smith, Of the Night Watch, as ." VA
grant, was discharged upon promise to quit
the city forthwith:
A wsrrant WAS issued for the arrest Of Sarah
Stanton, on complaint Of Louisa Dickinson,
both colored. for disorderly conduct;
Complaint has been lodged against the boys
who congregate nightly on both ends OF the
tunnel, on Wilkes street: and whose conduct IS
reported to be highly Objectionable to tho resi-
MAe1srRATEy OFFICE. There wore no cases
Of q criminal character ut either of the Magls-
trates' offices this morning
WArcH REroRr.-Sigbt clear and te u I?faS;
disturbance in Black Dog Alley, there was no
disorderly behavior in any quarter o; the cSn cry
A colored fair is in progress at ZION Cnure e,
last night.
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EDTsdtEs.
lac responsibilities OF the liver.

= az - Nr7E$ HAFS ~ Lh~ = =
The liver has = very im3crtaLt part TO peg
tvo. foid. The fluid which it %secretes tcrpe:s
the blood aid regulates the bowels, and unn:.
the quantity ard quality Of the secretion de-
pan0s, in q great degree, the adaptation cI the
blood to the requirements of the system and tie
due removal O: the refuse matter which remains
in the in,cstir es after thu TcIk OF digestion E2s
b. en- accom- p!ished.
,,ne Of the principal uses Of Hostetter's otom-
auh 5itters i: to tone and control this somewhat
ur-uIy organ. The ambitious properties CT
the preparation arc scarcely secondary 10 its
virtues Us T. stomschlc It's operation upon the
liver is not violent like tina! OF mercury, bu.
gradual and gentle. Instead Of creating q sud
den tumult in that sensitive gland, 1t regulates
it. action by degrees. Hence, it is a safe rem
edv for bilious disorders, wnilo mercury, being
d tremendous %excitsnt. is not. The more nat
urally and quietly a diseased organ csn he re-.
stored to its normal condition the better, .nd i:
is the peculiar property of this harmless vege-
tablo alternative to reinforce and regulate w.!h-
out exciting or ~convul$ing
The success which has attended It's u:e rs 4!
q remedy for affections Of tho liver is provcrblnl.
Persons Of - bilious habit who tske it hsbi!usl-
ly rs O protection against the attacks TO which
thoy arc constitutionsily liable, pronounce it
the best liver tonic in existence The symptoms
Of an approaching fl: Of biliousness can hardly
be mistaken. A pain in che right side or under
the shoulder blades, q saffron tin gein The whites
Of the cv es, sick headache, u feeling OF drowsi-
ness, low spirits. loss Of appetite. constipation
and general debility arc among the usual lnd!
cations of II morbid condition OF tho liver, and
us soon as they appear tho Ritters should be re-
sorted to in order to ward eff more serious con-
sequences. mn If-eolW
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c. AND O. CANAL.-Despstches from
along the line of the G.. and D. Canal, e,wee
Cumberland and Williamsport, say that it isin
good condition between those points and unin-
iured BY the recent storms.
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New STEAMBOAT LINE.-rhe steamboat
L,.av If the Lake has been purchased BY s. +.
Brown & Son and George II. Pant 10 run
between Washington and Norfolk. She Is q mist
class passenger steamer, of 500 tons burden
She is splcnaidly furnished, has 80 state rooms
and Is berths; also, a large and commodlous
saloon, furnished in the very best manner ~
6ne sale boat Of this cas- viii be great QUIZ
ycuieuc. en- hi, line.
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RAILRoAD.-In the District Committee of
the House of Representatives, yesterday, the
bill to authorized the Corporations otWashipg-
ton and Georgetown to subscribe to the capital
stock of the A., L. Il. R. r. Company vGs
referred to Mr.. Mckenzie, to be reported on
Anil Is
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Posi- OFFICES. AT Daysville, Loudour county
Anna E. Palmer is appointed Postmistrcss.
vice Leah F. Palmer. resigned. At Mitchell's
Station, Cu|peper county, Miss WbilhsImins
Y. Lewis is appointed Postmistress, vice Mrs.
Laura B. Lawrence, deceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-30

In H u. s. SUPREME COURT yeslefea''
on motion Of Mr.. Carlisle, D. H. omoo''
Esq, CT Virginia, was admitted TO pFa''ce DIS
an attorney and counselor of the court
Henry B. Tyler, plaintiff in error vs. '.'"
y. Detcees. Thi, cause was argued oy m''
Bren, and Nr. Merfick. oil counsel Tor the p'a'"'
tiff III error, ana by Mr.. Riddle fer the de'en
iact in error.
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The Markets..

NEW YORK, March 30. stocks active. Gold
Il! Mon-y easy. Virginia skies. ex. coupon,
7lb; new 65. Corn is lie lower. Other Bread-
stutfs unchanged.
BALTIMORE. March 3O.-Virpinia skies. old.
So bid, 50 asked do. 1866 sc bid Go. 1867 6c1
bid, G04 asked. Cotton quiet at 224. Flour
more active at yesterdays prices. Wheat firm;
Pennsylvania l284l3l, Corn advanced white
}SalC0; yellow 9Ss9J. Oats quiet at 55a56.-
I've quiet u. 9jalU5
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ORplsArloS.-Rev. john 4. Wharton OF
Liberty county, Virginia, was ordained a priest
by T.. Rev. Bishop Johns, in the cnape' 81
the 1heolopicaI Seminary near this city, on
Sunday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-30

RgMARKs The market for Flour is I'M
changed. Receipts Of Grain continue light,
but offerings-with tho exception of Wheat
were OF unusually good quality, and prices
ruled higher than for some time past. Wnest
is steady offerings OF 764 busheisrod, and sales
at lr9 and l25 Corn firm; sales OF mixed at
50, 80 and 81, AID of yellow at 90, with offerings
of the former of 1924 and of the latter OF 3O6
bushels. Ryo is easy sales ct 81, with light
oifsrings. Oats steady offerings Of 1852 bushels
and sales st j4a5e.
GronGETows CATTLE ET.-The at
Tendance at Drovers' Rest, yesterday, was quite
Isr..e, nd the stock al offered sold As follows:
q ar = b b1i| ~: E,tll ~ 5a7}, per ID 30 Sheep At
ii.7e per lb; veal calves 7a9!c per lbi Cows
~ GIVE. 3IaIG5; Iiogs-40 offered Without
sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-30

FEATHER WoRK.-There is on eSn'o'uOu
IN tho show window of MIR. Adams Jewe'fy
store on King street, a basket OF most Oe" -a
mi artificial flowers, made Of feathers co'oreo
rr;,h n,tur.'s bucs, arranged with exquisite
t..,s and appearing as fresh and natural as
,bouob lust gathered from a conservatory,
Tha 5a,;sner and composer Of this beautiful
and artistic piece OF rare and difficult work Is a
ro,nn ,odv who resides near this city.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ExHIBIrIoN.-The sun,
,I,v School attached to the Village Chape'
will Give, on Tuesday night next, under the
d;rsc,ion Of Messrs. Geo. R. Hill, Earnest
Simpson, John Cook and B. W. Nails and
Soma If the ladies of the Washington street
n. Z. Church South, a public exhibition
The preliminary rehearsals indicate remarkable
..osa;orc, "a the part of those who are to
take part in the exercises, ana the entertain.
meut will, it is confidently expected tens''
credit upop all concerned in its PREPARATION
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BOOTS e Ss7sbES.
BOOTS N ~ 2sbsS
- COTS A II d ).
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
7
W. e. w = 9DEY,
STREET. 7A
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
W. e. w = ID 81 F.

The subscriber has just received, and having
bought At gold rates, can afford to sell ut prices
to suit the times, ono Of the largest, most varied
and best assorted STOCKS Of Ladies', Gentle
mons, Misses and Childr.n's Boots and Shoes
ever before offered for sale in this market. Bis
Ions experience in the trade has enabled him to
procure II stock manufactured from the best
material. and in q desirable and stylish manner,
and on themost favourable terms and, with adj
vantag es in his favor, he can affJrd to sell rs
cheap as the cheapest. A largo stock ofHEAN4
GOODS, suitable for the country, to which he
invites the special s~!tention of country mcr-
chants. All in want will do we'll to cali ut Il
King street.
NH Pam w. Is
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ESSAYS FOX YOUNG MEN. on the de-
lights of HOME, and the proprie.y or imp7n
prlcty Of ga ting M+rri d, with sanitary help
for those who icol untitled for matrimonial
happiness Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad
dress, HOWARD i ISOLATION, Box i,
Philadelphia, p. jan % -"ni&W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-30

PATENT.-Among the u. S. patents issued
last week was one to Charles Fl. Cushman, CT
Alexandria, for hose coupling.
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Away with Uncomfortable Trusses

Comfort and cure tor tho kuplurcd. SoEt pUsi-
paid on receipt of 10c. Address
DIR. L. L. FOOTE,
NH 7-3m 40 Lo .ington Av, n. y.
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aaiee OF FISK s. HATCH,
EsNkEaS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES,

10. NASSAU STREET, NEW 1oRK,
February 18th, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our
negotiation o. the LosIs OF tao CENTRAL "a
CIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN
Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popu-
larity md credit which these Loans have main.
tanned in the markets, both in this country and
Europe, haze shown that the First Mortgage
Bonds CT wiscIy-located and honorably.man-
aged Railroads are promptly recognized and
readily taken as Tie most suitable, safe and ad-
van:egeou5 form Of investment, yielding a
moro liberal income than cen hereafter be de-
rived from Government Bonds, and available
TO take their piece.
Assured that, in tho selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loan. VIZ are meeting s
great public want, ard rendering q valuable
servicc--0o:h to III holders Of Capital and to
those great National works of internal i'm
provement whose intrinsic merit and substan-
tisl character, eptitle them TO the use of Capital
and tho conaAeHce OF inve5!ors-we now ofer.
with special coDficnco and satisfaction, the
FERST N 0mFGAGE BONDS
CT THE
$50 ~SA- W.
The Chesapeake AMI Ohio Railroad, connect
inc the Atlantic cosst and the magnificent har-
bors Of the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio Riv-
cr AZ 4 point or rcliYble navigation, and thus,
with tho entire Railroad system and water
tro rs p~ortN:ion o! the great West and Southwest,
s0rlns tine additional East and West
Trunk Line, so IN peratively demanded for
the accommodation Of the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between the Atlantic
seaboard and Europe on tho one hand, and the
great producing regions Of tho Ohio and Mis-
a~issi9pi Valleys on the other.
Tl.n Importance OF s!.;s Road as Il
new GgsGiea aroIn the West to IN sea
m~acniicS i. into one Of national consequence,
ana insur"s - i. ~ extensive through traffic
from the day Of is compilation {; while. in the
developemrmt Ct .hc extensive agricultural and
mineral resources q: Virginia and West Vir-
glnin, it possesses, along i,s own lice, the ele-
merts OF t large ar2 profit bio local business.
Thus inc gr,n! Interests, both general and To-
cal, whi-n dema d tho c0m~ pietion OF the CHEs-
APEAKE AM ONO khILH"AD TO the Ohio RlV-
er, s.Gyr! IL. -ur,s gGara"toe " ita success and
va!u" am! ransscEit'ssr saas,ss important
ana substantial a:ailroa:3 enterprise
now ia progress iii ffais country.
Its suIcrinrIhy ~ al Gas. AMI West route,
and the nrori.c 0. M immoa:a and profitable
trade & ""i.:1% IL GomplcttJn, Il I'VE drawn ~ 1t
the attention. GGt cJ.cpcr ton Of prominent
Capita i=:s ana T.uo+iIa,n C this City, Of
5 ,unI Judgment %nd known integrity, whore
c)nneclinn with Is to5c,h@r ~;.h that Of emil
ncn, ci.;z nsrr3 h!.incs. mya of Vrgiais snd
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nIRECT IMPOR TATI n.
LIVERPOOL SALT.

81 Lii.
We offer for salo, to arrive, cargo Of ship
"Hermsnos," consisting of
is 600 bushels LIVERPOOL G. a. SALT,
in bulk.
LOCO sacks FINE SALT, factory Glled,
"Runcorni brand, equal 70 MarshalPs. Also
per brig "Three Sisters.'
1000 bushels LIVERPOOL e.. =. SALT,
in bulk.
l0oo sacks FINE SALT OF tho popular
brand "Stoved."
Wo will FIJI this Salt 10 or u to the ton. rs
parties may desire, or sell in bulk Ut lowest
market rates from vessel.
WE HAVE ALSO NOW II STORE A
w full supply Of
LIVERPOOL q. 4. SALT.
EVANS FINE SALT.
TURKS ISLAND sALT-for sale at lowest
market rates.
teb 2l.tf HooE, WEDDBRBURN g co.
Ne" MUSIC
EASTER MUSIC
HYMNS AND ANTHEMS, &c.
Just received direct from Nav York q fna
selection Of NE MUSIC, Vocal and ~lnstru-
ment,l. " Il furnish any p~ieceof music pub.
lIsbed. The usual deduction 10 professional
teachers.
PIANOS and ORGANS scla on accommo-
dating terms.
For Music, small ~ment4 and repairs,
All kinds of Musical Instruments repaired at
V. BECKFRS,
NH 22-2t 149 King st, AlrXmndtia, Va.
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Ne" MUSIC
EASTER MUSIC
HYMNS AND ANTHEMS, &c
nor RENT.

"THE BEVER1DGE HOUSE,"
II Middloburg, Va.
To an experienced hotel-keeper, T. will rent
this valuable property on low terms. It is in
good repair has Is rooms. wi h good stsbling
and out buildings. There is no other hotel in
the place. Daily lines Of stages run to Lees
burg and Tho Pains, and n tri-wccsly line to
Winchester and Alexandria,.
1t is 8 fine location for enc who Will keep a
irst-cla=s house.
8. P. ROLAND. Middicbuig, Va.
Loudoun co mar z3-e02t
1Baltimo-e EaZ,tto cory.
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Away with Speclacies.-Old Eyes male
new, easily, without doctor or medicines. lent
post paid on receipt Of 1Uc. Address
Dis. L. 3. FOOTE,
NH Jim 100 Lexington Az, T.. !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-30

DEPORT OF The CONDITION oF TIE
h FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AL
EXANDRIA, VA. at the close of business
March "A 1870.
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CIT 1T NJ >

5. DEALHAM, 81 King street, is now sell
ing his CLOTHING sndGENTS' FURNISH
ING GOODS at prices rating before tbs WAT.
Call early and secure your bargains. mh25
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Co. NOTICE.-We have on hand a
ta@ large stock Of Ladies, Misses' and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, aud in order
TO reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices. Al! in want will do well to cell ct "A
King street.
ian 28-tf W. B. WADDEY.
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S. BLOND HEIM,
CORNER KING & FAIRFAX STREETS.
Owing to the ~lsteness of the season, is offering
RARE INDUCEMENTS.
His stock is very large, snd will be closed
out at remarkably 10 rates. feb is
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CHARLES +. HOOFF, Cashier Of the
M, National Bank Of Alexandria, ~. O."
snIem1lv swear that the above statement Is true
~ ,ba hast of nv knowledge and belief
~ CHARLES 4 HOOFF, Cashier
State of Virginia, County Of Aleran"r'a' C'y
q cu nrT| 10 and subscribed before me. this *o'h
dsy of March. 1870. orr p,b1ie
Correct-.Attest:
S. r. GREGnRY ,.
LEWIS MchEs<Lh' NH 30-lI
I NJ STEWART.
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HE LADIES.
SOM 'TIilNG NEW.

= =
Having determined 10 change ny presen:
b~Gsincss, I vii, from this dty until TAG BIN
day OF April, close out My eEtirn stock Of
EOOPSKlRTS, CUR>ETS LADIES LACE
GLOVES, Of MI de- crip.ions. Cutf, and Col.
lars. Embroidery Of I'll kinds, Combs, Pocket
Books, Xii Gloves, JeWelry. and = full line Of
fancy Articles usually found IN a fist. class
fancy store. II BAADEt;,
NH 50 No. li9 King street.
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,aNNEY's UNEQuALLEDS
INK. -.
f"s III iI Who ne q stencil plate. for marking
This Ink makes = very llack and niSin 49,
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