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5@6 per cent b-2Os, 1862, coupon, los; do
lsS4, do, IO7H; do; lsSS, DO I6s% lS.%; 40 do
iO-sos 1861 Virginia Ss, new, es; Missouri
6s, 92ss Canton Co., 66k; Cumberland preferred
25: N. Y. Central ana Hudson River 9lx Erle
24l(; Reading, 1O9K; Adams Express Co., 65aI
Michigan Central, IS0h; Michigan Southern, 9sM I;
Illinois Central, 1872; Cleveland and Pitts6urg
burg and Fort Wayne, S42l; West ern Union Tele-
OrRnh. AhN.
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N.xy York Produoe nEnri,et.

NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-CottOn dull and lower; sales
1000 bales upland at 153Se; Orleans at 155sc. Flour
dull and without decided CHANGE sales OF 1900
barrels. Wheat quiet ami dun; sales OF $4,000
bushels new spring at slaS; red Western at 81 AZ
@l45. Corn firm and scarce sales OF 1000 bushels
new mixed Western at IS@S6e. Oats quiet; sales OF
26OOO bushels Ohio at 60@62c. Western at 500
Gle Beef quiet and unchanged Pork quiet aud
weak new mess, s2O'25@ 2O'5O old. s22a2250 Lad
heavy steam, l29l2S<t Kettle 1916. Whisky quiet
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FROM NEW TORK.
Destructive Fire.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-The buildings Nos A and 4,
State street, Brooklyn, occupied by the Lock Shanl
Button Manufactory and Messrs. Leese n Cramp
were burned this morning, and several adjoinin,
buildings we're damaged. Loss Sa6, ,0o0 Insured.
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This Iap,ne NIurderers.

John Armstrong and Charles Jolly, the alleged
muTderers OF the Laplne family, near Potosi, last
month, and who were sent to ST. Louis some days
ago protect them against lynchers will DE sent to
Potosl to-day for trial. III charge OF posse OF militia
ordered out by Governor McCldrg as an armed
posse commitatus to aid Sherln Clark, OF Washing
ton county, 10 preserve order aud protect the pr-
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.


Steamship Whirlwind Sherman, Providence, ID. s.
Stetson Co.
Steamship Norfolk, Platt, Richmond and Norfolk,
W. y. Clyde Co.
Steamer New York, Jones, Georgetown and Alex
andria, W. p. Clyde Co
Str Beverly, Pierce, New York, w. P. Clyde g. Co.
Schr j. b. Smith, Williams, Dighton, Sinnicks0n
a Co.
Schr ocean Wave Bryant, Newport do.
Schr Ravens Wing, York, New Bedford, do.
Schr j. M. Fitzpatrick, Smith, Portsmouth, do.
Schr Louis f. Smith, CTie, Charestown, j. @. Scott
a Sons.
Schr r. Peterson, English, Washton, DC, do.
Schr Jas. S. Shindler, Lee, do do.
Schr Sydney c. TYLER, Barrett, Boston, do.
Schr Z. S. Reeves, Jones, Port Elizabeth, do.
Schr K. w. Godfrey, Brown, do. do.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with tow OF
barges, W. p. Clyde Co.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrihew, Hayre- Grace, with
tow OF barges, w. p. Clyde Co.
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FROM CHINA.
Further Hostile Demonstrat'Ons against


Foreigners.
LONDON, Dec. S-Later adyices from China
have been received to-day at the Foreign Office.
The news is serious. The Government is in
formed that more hostile demonstrations have
been made against the Christians at TieHtsin.
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FROM HEARTS CONTENT

Heavy Storm-The Gable Break.
HEARTS CONTENT, Dec. 10.-A heavy northeast
stOIm prevails, the wind blowing a gale, with fog
and rain. The sea is running high, and there is no
prospect for graphing the cables to-day.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Murine Ns,Os Inside Pages
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER Il

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THs EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA M.........5T IL A. M.......43 2P. NJ. 90
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FROM TILE WEST.
A Suit for Taxes Decided In favor ofth & o,

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1O.-A long standing suit against
the Old Paschal House Louise Lottery Association
for Government tax and penalties was decided yes
terday by judgment in favor OF the Government for
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BEFORE BOARDS.
M oh pnaGfnn -
FIRST BOARD
$500 City es, New

MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER Il Co., No. s6 8. Third
street report sae SS%ag SSS m a S S o.
lO1H@1OIA; do. 1885, 1Ol%@lO7k; do, July, 1855
I0sSs@llO; do, july 1861, llosIlo!6; do July,
RR. Cy. 6s, 1l04@ll01S. Gold. 11O%41ll.
I NARR h LADRER, BROKERS, report this morning
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ARRIVED TBIS MORNING.

Steamer r. Wiling, Wood, ls hours from Balti-
more with mdse. ana passengers to A. Groves Jr.
steamer Fanta, Doane, "a hours from New York,
with Iadse. to John i. OIL
Steamer G. H. Stout, Ford, from Georgetown and
Alexandra, with mdse. to W. p. Clyde d Co.
steamer Bristol Wallace, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. TO w. p. clyde Il Co.
Steamer A. c. Sinners, Davis, "a hours from New
York, with a mdse e e;, to W. p. Clyde Co; o o
with guano TO Knight Sons.
Schr Port Royal, Hsgan, from Georgetown with
coal
Schr Ann E. Martin, Weeks, do.
Schr Thos. Snnickson, Dickinson, I'm providence.
Schr Alex. II: Cain, Simpson, from New London.
tow OF barRes TO w. p. Clyde Co.
rug G. b. Hutchngs Davis from HavTe- de- Grace,
with q tow OF barges TO W. r Clyde Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamers Ashland ingram, for Charleston, and
Volunteer, Jones, for Wilmington, N. c., cleared at
Steamers Leo, Dearborn. from Savannah. aud
Charleston, Berry, frcm Charleston, at New York
Steamer william p. Clyde, Sherwood, hence, at
steamers Taeopy, Nichols, and Monitor, Jones.
for Philadelphia, cleared at New York yesterday.
Steamer Leopard, Hughes, hence FOR Boston, at
Holmes Hole A. M 9th inst
Br. brig Nancy Ross. Mcclellan, from Halifax, N.
S., for Philadelphis, at Hom Hole sth inst
Powers; and j. ]. Worthington. Young, hence for
Providence; Fannie Hammer, Brooks, do for Paw
tucket; Golden Eagle, Howes, do. for New Bedford
and G. w. Pratt Nickerson, do. Tor Boston, at New
Schfs Searsville, Chase from Boston; Lady Ellen,
Sampson, from Providence; and Maggie Vandusen,
Tompkins, from New Haven, All Tor Philadelphia;
and L. 4 A. Babcock, Lane. heAce for Boston, passed
Schr Foam, HOman, from Providence for Trenton,
passed Hell Gate yesterday.
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LOCAL NEWS,

RoBBERIEs. The jewelry store of Mr.. w
w. Adam, IS King street, was robbed las
night Of between three and four thousand dol
lars worth of jewelry Among the articles stol
ell we're twenty-five gold watches, ten silver
watches, and twenty diamond rings, clustered
and single, beside sleeve buttons, studs, 10.
The robbery was committed during the interval
between quarter past eight O. clock, when Mr..
Adam left the store and nine o'clock, when he
returned, and it is supposed that the thieves
escaped through the back door as he entered
through the front The entrance was effected
by climbing over the gate opening upon an
alley in rear of the store. and Wrenchlng OF
the iron 70 Is which secured the rear window,
the shutters Of which had been lett open, and
the widow between the work shop and the
store room. \ colored boy, porter ia the
store. named Emanuel Pines. and three men
who were selling books called lightning Calcu.
Iators on the corner OF King and Royal streets
at the time of the robbery. were arrested upon
suspicion, but were released this morning as
the evidence in the case did not criminate them
The couatng room of J. j Jameson & Co.,
on Union street, between Prince aud Duke, was
discovered this morning to have been burg!ari
OusIy entered last night, but the thieves were
not paid Tor their trouble, They broke open
all the desks and drawers, rausacked them, and
scattered their contents about the floor, but as
they contained nothing of value took nothing
off. They battered the safe but We're unable
to break it open. 10 &c. into the coun,iog
room they knocked holes through the outside
brick wall Of the warehouse occupied by p. II.
llootl, and through the brick PARTITION between
that warehouse and the portion OF the building
occupied by the iirm Of }. j. Jameson & Co.
Tine house of Mr.. L I. Lucls, corner OF
Columbus and Wolfe streets, was entered last !
night and robbed OF the entire week washing
Of clothes, which were 70 have been ironed to-
day.
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Local BREv1TIEs. Capt. James TreaSle
has been appointed agent Of the Alexandra
Roarj of Potomac Branch Pilots
Among the articles Of freight brought I, mere
his n,orninr by the steamer Fairy from Farm
ington were IA hosshsads of tobacco:
The regular semi monthly meeting OF the
City Council WILDE held to night;
Bakers bread has gone up ct per H.
General Buckner Of the late Confederate Ar
nv and Genera! Ambrose f. Burnside were IN
this city TO day.
\ gentleman from WestmoreIand county re-
ports tia, the Sheriff OF that county, s''an
ger named Hepburn, MI itary appoineee, Has
run off with u considerable amount OF ota'e
funds.
ST. Paul's Church lecture room will be open
ed for divine service at o'clock to moro"
morning.
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MUSINGS COURT .judge Lo,0e Presiding
d. i. Smoot was appointed and qua!itied a:
Commonwealth Attorney for this Court
Gen. Ambrose +. Burnside appeared and
qualified as executor of Il. w. Kioesbury, and
J. NJ. Stcuart, Morton Maryc and J. H. Brent
were appointed appraisers of the estate.
W. +. Gregory luati 4 as executor Of Mary
H. Swift.
H. b. Taylor qualified as an Attorney TO
practice in this Court.
L. 8. Taylor, T.. f.. Stuart, Z. w. Wattlcs
and Charles WhittleSy were appointed q com
mttec to draft rue,; Tor this Court, and report
the same at June term.
joseph l.. Purringtoo, minister OF the So.
riety of PrimatiVe Baptists and }. j. Bul
lock, minister OF the Presbyterian Church,
were authorized ID celebrate the rites of mar
riage.
The Court ordered that January, April,
July and October be the quarterly terms, and
that the quarterly terms be tor the trial OF
teIonies, and the monthly terms which are not
quarterly terms be for the trial 0! misdemsanors,
and further ordered that all Of the quarterly
terms be for the trial of Jury causes.
George Hinkle and Nicholas Mumm were
granted naturalization papers.
Court ad ourned I'll! court in course.
FIRE The alarm Of ire about one o'clock
last night was caused by the burning OF
framed building built by Dr.. Roberson some
four or live years ago upon the lot belonging
10 the estate Of the late Hugh Smith, on the
east side of the Alexandria and Washington
turupikc, lust above the canal basin, and op'
positc the old ice houses OF the late MIR. Bur
lev, rented by a colcred man named Garrett
and occupied by him as stable. The whole
house, and its contents including cow, was des
troyed. The steamer Hydraulion went to the
fire, but found it unnecessary to throw any
water, az the flames had progressed too lar
The Relief Hook and Ladder Company were
there too, and pulled down some fences tha
were burning.
ACCIDENT "A corresp oudent at Broad Kun
Station, in note dated May 7, says About
) O clock p. H., as Mr.. Hugh White was charg
ing his soda iountain, aud when the pressure
gauge called for IS lbs, the generator burst
tearing out the end of the depot building, anc
severely ioiuring Mr.. Henry Lambert, and cut
ting the leg of Mr.. White to the bone. Piece
Of the depot building were blown 100 yards
The conclusion was so great as to shake tn
dwelling adjacent. Portions Of the fountain
some weighing % lbs. have not been found
though the grounds have been searched 10
yards around.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Stesmsh, p :, ohm Gibson. Winters, New York,
to Hooe. Wed ierburn & Go.
Schr Nellie Benedict, Kills, Now tsven, 10
American Coal Co.
SA1LkE.
Schrs Hebecca knight, Bartlett, Providence;
A II Leming, Brewer New Haven Il I ley
nsrd, Hutley, Boston; s V w Simmons, Prori-
depce and Nellie Benedict. Ellis. New Haven,
by American Coal Co.
Schr Ocean Bird, Richmond,by w a 5noot.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship E Knight. Johnson, hence 1T
New York 9Th instant.
Steamer New York, ,lonY3, hence al ph;!a.
dephia 7th instant.
Schrs Edward Slsdo, Sopcr, and :. Ward
lnman hence q: New York 9Th instant.
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EfIc .HurkcfS.

New York, May lU.-Stccks strong Mon
cy &c per cent. Gold al. Flour 5al0c better.
Wheat la2o better. Corn lc better. !,
BA "a mo May 40 o Scl P9 e s5es old
do. 1861 g.! bill do. coupon. new, 69 bid.
Cotton firm and is held at 222iIc. Flour; city
mill: advanced pc all grades Wheat dull :;
For Penn. l%jal4O: Maryland quiet at l5Oa
Oats firm at G3oat3c. Rye quiet
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.1
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May l0--3 q. III.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS-
Il the Senate tue army reduction bill Wa;
under considerations
The Secretary OF y ar WAS On the i Dor urg
ing the Imp1actIcabilty OF carrying out Mr..
Wilson reduction plan.
In the House the Committee on Reconstruo
ton proposed in place Of the Senate amend
ment to the Georgia bill, to re introduce the
original Georgia bill with an addition providing
tor the employment OF the State militia. Omit
ting The Bingham amendment they propose to
cave the terms o. tic State Officials 10 judicial
dcc >:on: No acton was taken, the pending
mo,Ioh Eciug {" POSTPONE until Thursday.
The tiousa has been engaged all the morn
ing in ti.rosirg tt d:la,ory uoropS Introduced
to hn;irr action on the Northern Pacific Rail
road Mi
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, May lO.-Muj. j. s. Calvert
late State Treasurer, and formerly delegate
from Shenandoah, died this morning, of iDiu
res received at the Capitol disaster
The motion to consider the consolidation bill
10 the Senate to-day, was defeated by decided
majority.
Co. q. W. Brent is considerably improved.
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POLICE REPoRT-MAYoR' S OFFICE. There
were no cases of criminal character before the
Mayor this morning.
MAGISTRATES Office. -Emanuel Pines, col
ored and three white men, arrested on suspi
cion of robbing the store of W. W. Adam,
were discharged, az there was no evidence to
crimnate them.
WATCH REpoRT.-Night clear and temrera
ture cool. There were no disturbances one
ledger Was accommodated at the watch house
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Prize Fight.

kENNGRs, LA., May l0.-The prize fight
between Mace and Allen came off to day.
Mace whipped Allen in ten rounds which
lasted forty four minutes. Allen was badly
punished, but Mace was scarcely injured. The
first hood was l',r Mace, and the first knock
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cat u TT T. vi $ =.

FORSALE- The Lease and Fixtures OF the
In order to close business within the shortest
possible time, my tine stock Of Clothing and
GENTS Furnishing Goods will be sold off at
whatever sacrifice AL those who are indebted
to me will please nay up without delay.
lnavG-2awtt S. DEALHAM.
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}. II: Owens, at his establishment, lower
END OF King street, will keep regularly the
finest and best oysters, clans aud crabs, which
are brought to this market, and will ill all or
ders sent to him. He has now, regularly, by
the steamers, the best oysters from the lower
Potomac and the Bay,
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Sstl Il EakS's al,

ALEIANDRtA MARKET, May 10.-t lour i:
unchanged. Wheat ia firm, with light caer-
ings;326 bushs red sold at ~, $50 and l40;smal!
offerings OF white. but no sales were reported.
Corn is active at an advance .. 2s3c; offerings
of 1904 bushels mixed with sales nj III, ll2and
ll3; sales Of yellow at is. with offerings Of
100 bushels, Ree nominal Oats firm and in
light receipt sales at CD.
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w EET QUIN II N f.

G WEET QUINlNE
f. Recent Improvement.
Rsplsces the use Of the BITTER SU LPHATE
OUININE, with which all are familiar.
Dose for dose it ia
WAR; ANTED
Fully equal in every way to Bitter Quih'ne'
And like it, is tho one
Grost, Positive and Unfailing CIRE for all
DISEASES OF MALARIOUS ORIGIN.
Fever and Ague
Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever
Relnittent Fever
Bilious Fever,
Dumb Ague
and tho long train OF disorders following these
when neglected.
SWEET QUINlNE
c made solely from Peruvian Park $50 is Bitter
Ouinino, therefore it Is OF Vegetable otig'h'
sid not 4 Minera. Poison but on the contrary
is proved to be o:e of the elements iound IN INC
blood o. 81! healthy persons.
SWEET QUININE
.o,s % sn sntidote to, as we'll as cure for, ma
I.rial or miasmstc poison, tho aosorPtlon VI
nh,rh Nv tho lungs causes Intermittent feVets'
&c. The only advantage clsimed Tor
SWEET QUININE
tho use Of oli Bitter Quinine ID tho entire
fsorre Of tn at intense persistent bitterness
which in The latter is an insurmoun'sple oosts-
cIa to it, use with most persons, ana always
with children.
SWEET QUlN1Nk
>. IN ,wo forms-in Powder, for the use of Ply
sir;nus and Druggists, and Fluid, for use IN the
family and .or the general public.
STEARNS, FAIR & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists
ya,Co NEW YORK.
| :~,HLORAL SOOTHER harmless ana PEI PEI
fee. sedative compound for chiluaenf r ON
adults, for producing sleep ana az; le hv
PAIN ''ee ''' " WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
ap4 Corner Prince ana H'''"
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CONTRIBUTIONS Among the contributions
70 the relief fund inRchmond, acknowledged by
the Fund are; from St. PauIs church. A'e1ao-
dria, sent by the Rector, 5000, and roma H.
Mott, Alexandria, $40.
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M~ NOTICE.-We have on hand q
aasAas large stock Of Ladies, Misses and
Chidren's BOOTS and SHOES, and in order
To reduce our stock, will sell Mt greatly reduced
nriccs. al! in want will do well to call at "A
King street.
Jun 2S--.f w. 3. WAODEY.
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PECIAL N OF &c E.
~ rO DeIJNOUENT TAXPAYERS.

All persons indebted to the city Of AieN <;.n
dr;a for tsxes. who wish TO settle the same with
ont costs, can do so ut my office. No - Royal
street between the hours of4 and $ O clock F.
NJ. whore viii: attend to receive men.
s.ituto proceedings for their imnedia col! &C.
ton. L. ID. -
feh l-tf Corporation AZ "rEfS'
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CURIOUS is remarkable fact, that a lev
wears before the war, when the credit system
prevailed out Of list Of announcements OF
candidates Tor Offices. all the candidates VINO
were elected paid Tor their cards, aud OF those
who wore defeated, not a single one paid
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STOV ES STORED AND REPAIRED dur
ing TIE summer nj the TIN and STOV E store of
THOMAS HOY, corner of King and Pitt sts.,
opposite the Marshall House. ap l4-tf
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REuIsrRArIoN.-The following is correct
statement Of the condition OF the Registration
books in the different wards OF the city at .
~ clnrk this evening
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S56 PER TON.
VIM. WHITELOCK & CO.,
44 South street, Bsltimor Md.


lb--eoti,n Ni~x~nlri".
MPOKTANT PLANTERS AND FAr-
! MERS.
i HIGH GRADE FERTILIZER All A
MODERATE CO3T
MAGNUM BONUM SOLUBLE PHOS
PHATr:,
COMPOSED of Dissolved Bones Ammonia and
Potash.
This is rich and active Fertilizer, in which
is concentrated al the richness of pure bone,
made soluble by generous application OF Sui
yhuric Acid, aided by the proper proportions
of Ammonia and Potash. Its analysis shows +;
Brne Phosphate OF Lime.....52 per ct.
OF which is directly souble....14 per ct.
AnHohla....... per CT.
Potash Observation-Disclosures. per ct
Tho proprietors of this Manure are e. yell
satisfied of lts adaptt bilty to all crops, and OF
its powerful influence in building up worn out
lands and If really adding to the value OF the
soil that they request, rs d matter OF real I'M
portance to the farming interests, that every
planter should give it g. trial. il on y on a
trial will prove it ba to beyond cavl, the very
article of al articles to meet their necessltlce'
Price $50 per ton 1000 lbs. For sale IN largo OF
small quantities by thus fEHn1,
NH 3l-2m Genoral hGent.
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: Z a B L 5 II e ID y 8 = = &.
j. MI LII r X

Il y VI L q Il X AZ
no. Is King street,
Importer md Dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
EARTHEN WARE,
Is now receiving his SPRING SUPPLY Of
goods, bought since the decline in gold.
Being &n old established house and having
unusu.! facilities for purchasing, and an ex-
.cnslve acquaintance with the manufacturers OF
Earthcnwnre and Glassware, both IL This coun
try and England, he is abba to offer unusual IN
duccmcnls I" country merchants md dealers
generally.
His seek will be found t. be- very comp ete,
embracing All gu.liiies ol earthenware from
common q. g. TO best lronpated ChnG.
Window Glass Of AL sizes.
Stonewsrc, Coal Oil Lamps and Chimnies,
Plated and Brittania Casters, Table Cutlery,
&c, &c.
Country merchants are earnestly requested TO
Give him q cali and he is Satisfied ne can sell
goods us low as any other first class house.
NH ll--ao3m Leccsburg Washington
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.iiAIss&E LES'a.

SUN ROSE ...........4 81 MOON SETS....m E.. -
sUs SETs.........1 vi HIGH WATER M e 90 %
PORT UFALEXANDRIh MAY 10
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The books close At sunset to-day, but Will OF
reopcucd on the oath and 9th inst.
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sDecLiutly announce myself X ctnul latS lot tHc
off co Of Collector of Taxes for the Southern
District. my lO-tes :. K FIELD
respectfully announce myself rs canGi-
date Tor the Office of Auditor, and II elected
will discharge Its esponsibls duties to the best
of my ability.
my LITE ROBERF ,. ASH Bf.
VvIRGl MA At rules held in the Clerk :
v office Of the County Court OF Alexandria
county, on the I'd day OF May, 1870: Thomas H.
Fost.r and John 3. Hunton, administrator
with tho will attached Of james W. Foster: de.
ceased, plaintiffs, against Armstead IL. More,
head. dcft In debt and on Al attachment.
The object of this suit is to recover 81 tAe de-
PENDANT tho su N Of four hundred dollars debt,
and two dollars aud seventy SIX cents costs OF
protest, with legal interest thereon from me
10Th dsy of October, 1857, ill paid.
Tho defendant not having entered ms nt'
uearance and given security according |" tn
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ana
i, apuearing by affidavit that he is not - resi-
dent of this State, it is ordered thai the Sal &C.
PENDANT appear here within one month allcE
due publication O. this order, and DO what !:
necessary to rotect his interest III TINS SUIT
and thatu copy Of this order be forthwith IN
serted in the Alexandris Gazette, newspaper
published in the city Of AieXsndr!a, once
week for four successive weeks, AND posted =:
tho front door of tho Court House CT this roun'
~ J. TACEY, Clerk pro tenn.
! ". Foster. d. a. my l0-lawlw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-10
FISH, Market for this Huy

FURNISHED By George ". Harrison d Co.. Nos.
sc King ST., 81, 81, 56 Fish WharreS
Shsd, fresh, per lO0...............Sl3 90 q Is CO
&" Pot Family per bbl new 10 % Ia II co
- Economy (Del) q bbl. 1910 "a 10 70
Herring, fresh, per thousand. o. "a so
- Pot, No.1, new, p b. 81 H 90
Family" 10 % u II ~
" per half o.. 80 Gg 10
Rock and Perch, per bunch. 0 ~ "a 18
The receipts Of Fish since yesterday show Il
decrease accompanied with rather bettor de-
mand.