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REYNOLDS IMPROVED METHOD
OF CONSTRUCTING
Artificial Dentures.

Patented December, 1867.
A FTER an extensive use of this important
n Improvement in practice Tor ueurly two
years, it Is with full confidence urged npnn the
profession and the pnblic, as fulfilling NOR.
mode, every Intention OF Artificial Dentures.
As in this method, rubber teeth are altn-
gether discarded, 1T is desirable that il should
fall especially into the hands Of those familiar
with gold plate work.
1t may not be generally known that they
who wear cases Of artificial teeth, construct u.
according to this patent, by Dentists who are
not licensees. render themselves liable to the
penalty Of Infringement, as well as the ope.
rator.
Office rights will be disposed of and instrnc.
ton given by letter, or at the operating rooms
OF reynolds d Reynolds, where the nianipnla.
municauons may be addrr-sed.
VIM. REYNOLnS, M. D.,
Aug IL ('Ouml,ia. y. G.
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Notice.
A. THE fast trotting Messenger
ozzuuz,s$yDH Stallion DANVlLLE will season
GtEaaasiAY US in ltichland County. this spring,
NI-H st Agpew Il Co. q Livery Stable
As'ssesaA-a,n Columbia, where ho can be
seen; also, ut w. H. Dowdy's, on the Wood
ward plantation in the Fork, and alternately
at tho above places every nine days. For par
ticulars apply at tho above places.
Danville took the fret prize at our last State
Fair for speed, and can show as fine colts as
any IN the state. April limo
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Lightning Rods.

Ilghtnlng Rods.
DERSONS In want of first. olaes RODS. can
IL be supplied by leaving their ordefa At the
tost Office, or atJ. w. Smiths tin shop, Plain
atreet. NV. HAWLEY GlCO.
March
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.The Elxetfon.

B Mn EpHToR: There seemB TO be q miss
apprehension ia the minds OF some
voters. residing fin TIE newly annexed
territory. sas to their night to ,vate and
take the oath d sixty daya. residence.
The managers are the judges Of the law.
primarily.
1. Let the voter explain to the manag-
ers where he has lived for the last sixty
days. !ia ,
Q. Then ask in what Ward they rule
that residence to be by law: - '-'-- -
g., Upon that ruling let the voter take
the oath, if it is ruled to be within the
city and Ward. tS0j2H
The moral duty of the voter will be
fully discharged. eTpt LAW.
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Election Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on election
In will be held on TUESDAY, April s, 1870,
tor Mayor and Aldermen for the oity of Colum
bin: The Polls will be opened in Ward No. q,
at Judge Wigg's Office, from O'Clock A. Nj. to
Z. H. j. 8. BAMPFIELD,
JAMES DAVIS,
WM. ETTER,
April Il Managers Ward No 9
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Rish. at Wholesale and Retail.

\ g a.scpagp, ,THE nndersigned can be
AsE y found under the awpipg, at the
Raat end Of the Marfet, every day,with brp-
ply OK SHAD and other Hesh FISH. dive
him,n call. 81 R.4L. D4NIELSS
D April 26 e OfSNewBsrn, Mo.
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r T. M o V A T.

AYING removed my place Of business to
IL the stand formerly occupied by Dr. Berry.
next to Pollock House, my patrons will find
mo at that place hereafter, with full and
consistingof English. French and Scotch Cas-.
simeres, Neck Ties, and Gents Furnishing
Goods generally. A call is solicited.
March 81 J.. F. EISENMANN
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Election Notice

Election Notice.
NJ OIiCE is hereby given that an election
~ will bo held TUESDAY. April 5, 1870, for
Mayor and Aldermen for the city OF Columbia.
The Polls will be opened in Ward No. 1, at
Charles Minorts House, at A. NJ, and close
at o'clock p. NJ.
G. SHULTZ,
s. THOMPSON,
A. CURTIS,
April IA Managers of Ward No. +
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Granite Mill-Stones,
from the Clouds Creek Qua,ries, Edgefeld
County, g.. o.
THNHE above superior MJLL-STONES have
II. been weighed in the balance (iron) and
not found wanting" Orders filed at short
notice. Address e. w. MoLENNA,
Maroh 70 Il2t6T2 Loesville, s.. G..
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
CAROLINA NATIONAL
OF COLUMBIA, s. G.,

1t tho close of business, March "a, 1870.
RESOURCES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

WASHINGTON ITEMS Mr.. Richards has te,
c]incd being candidate ior the Mayoraty,
So that now the contest will be between MI.
Bowen aud Mr.. Emery.
Strawberries from the South are now sold
in this city.
The National Race Course is now designated
and will be hereafter known, as the National
Driving Park and Fair Ground association.
A Bowen ratification meeting is 10 be
held tonight, for which great preparations
have been made.
Congressional excursions are al! the rage
here this spring. Thcs, which have already
taken place have proved so agreesp,e TO i"3
narticipators that others, on more extended
scale. are talked Of. A large excursion en-
braeing many Senators and members, aud snei'
families, will leave here on Saturday morning
next for the mouth OF the Potomac river
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May l3-:2 .. Ill.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS-
In the ateMr. HsmIn reported adversely
to bill prohibiting the sale of intoxicating
drinks in the District of Columbia,
Also 10 favor Of a bill concerning licenses IL
sell liquor in the District
Mr.. Couklin presented memorial from the
business men Of Washington asking the passa &c
OF law torbidding the city of Washington from
subscribing Tor the stock OF endorsing the
bonds OF any railroad company
He lso introduced resolution directing an
inquiry into the amount Of the Indebtedness OF
Washington city, and its means OF paying sub
scrp;lons 10 railroads, &C., with power to send
for persons and Dapers-passed
Mr.. Sumner Introduced bill giving all cite.
Zens OF the United States equal rights in halls,
churches cars, schools and all other public
places.
Mr. s. said laal with the adoption of this
bill! would end all needed legislation Tor the
support Of the rights CT citZaus of the United
States. The bill was ordered to be printed.
A til! to aid in the construction OF break.
water in Delaware bay was passed.
The House oi' Representatives after hearing
several personal explanations, proceeded to
the consideration OF private bills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. There
were no cases of criminal character Of tn"
MAYORS Office this morning
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. A colorrd glr nam
ed Martha, former slave OF Ar. john camp
bell, ter stealing some boxes OF paper cellars
from the clothing store OF ). Btondhelm' wa
discharged. She had confederate, another
colorcd girl, whose arrest she PROMISED 10 'isc';
The two we're making arrangements u rxf'n'
their operations when detected,
Warren Report. Sky Gear ANA o'lE''' WIN
struggling clouds at Intervals lhsre were ''"'
10 diff .reot sections OF the cl'y ou! may al
passed off quietly. There were no cl''urnanc r.
any where and no arrests, nor were '''''c Any
iodpprs at the watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

Local BREvITIEs. There are two boat c!ab>
now in this CRY, one composed Of students oil
st. Johns Academy; the other of the friends
OF the owners Of the yacht Lady OF the Lake.
Bob arc preparing for the summer sport
A meeting Of the Radicals OF the third ward
was held last night in the coiored school house
on Alfred between Princess andOroocco streets,
bat its proceedings have been kept secret
The disorderly behavior OF the parties who
now frequently assemble al the Virginia end OF
the Alexandra Canal Aqueduct to witness dog
and chicken fights and similar sports, has be
cone so annoying to the residents Of that neigh
borhood aud to persons travelling OF the aque-
dues road, that the Sheriff OF the county has
been applied to for constabulary force to ahale
what has be come nuisance.
\ meeting Of the Conservative voters OF the
county will be he'd at B lIi'> Cross Roads TO-
night. Speakers from this ely will it is expcc-
ted be present,
Great con plants are made OF the ravagcs
committed ty the goats upon the fl W
ers and shrubbery of the gardens in the city,
and the police have peen instructed 70 take MP
such OF those animals as are found going at
large.
The practice OF pitching tap tails in the
streets is now carried on by the boys all over
the city to the peril aud great loss OF inntfen-
slVe people, who are SO unfortunate d, TO be
few years older than those engaged in the dan
gerous sport.
The bad behavior OF the boys who corgrc-
gate at the depot o! the Alexandria and Wash
iugtou Railroad has been complained OF It
police headquarters. and will be attended to-.
The soirce given by the 1arclonlc at their
hall last night was most asrccabi" affair, and
passed off TO the entire satisfaction OF ali who
were present.
The Washington Republican rarely reaches
this city by mail unit! the morning after that
OF rs publication.
PASSENGERS who landed here from the Aqua
Creek steamboat yesterday morning arc loud
in their eomplaints Of the Inconvenience te
which travellers by that line are objected. 1t
was raining hard, there was no shelter 90 the
wharf, no light, the mud ankle decD, ana q
headlong plunge into the Potomac !mincnt
at every step.
The April showers this yeor were reserved
for May.
A company OF Mormons, recruits from Ter
pessee, North Carolina and Cherokee Georgia.
passed through this city this evening VIA The
O.. A, l. NJ. r. r. train, on their way to lon
the rest Of the brethren in utaA.
Mr. Charles l.. NeaIe, marble worker, has
lust erected 10 the cemetery lot OF the late &.
G. Smoot one OF the han4somcst monuments,
aud the largest, contained 10 that CITY ot the
dead. ii. Is feet high, and 3 feet square at
the base, and is made from chast= and beau
tilnl DESIGN.
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500 PER TON.

IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS AND FAN
MERS.
\ HIGH GRADE FERTILIZER AT A
MODERATE COST.
MAGNUM BONUM SOLUBLE PHOS'
PLATE,
Composed of Dissolved Bones, Ammonia and
Potash.
This is rick and active Fertilizer, IN winch
is concentrated 81 the richness of pure bone,
made soluble Dy u generous application OF Sui
phuric Acid, aided by the proper proportions
OF Ammopia and Potash: Its anal ysis shows:
Bone Phosphate of Lime....52 per ct.
OF which is directly soluble....1 per CT
Am mOQl8...... + per CO.
Tho nroprietors of this Manure are So veil
Satisfied of Its adspts bility to all crops and OF
its powerful influence in building up worn out
lands and # really adding to the value OF the
soil, that they request, rs u matter OF resi- I'M
portance to the farming interests, that every
planter should give i. & trial, il only on q
small scale They teei confident that lsir
trial will prove it be- to bsyond csvi the very
article of all articles to meet their necessltlep
Price S59 per ton 1000 lbs. For sale IN large or
small quantities nv THOS. PERRY,
NH 3I.-2m General Agent.
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RIONDHElM'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

CornSr King and Fairfar streets.
Air-Wait for the Wagon.
My name is SIMON BLONDHEIM,
And [ keep Il Clothing Store,
Where you can buy Of stylish goods
All you may want and more.
Ny Coats they arc so handsome,
Ny Pants the very thing,
And I'm sure 10 sui: your pocket
Whatever cash you bring,
Chorus.
Then come 20 the corner, come to the corner,
Come to the corner of Fairfax street ana King.
nv l3-2t
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The Markets.

New York, May l3Stocks strong. Money
easy al 5aG per cent. Gold l55 Virginia Gs
ex coupon, GO; new COZ. Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat is shade frmer Corn dull
and dropping.
BALTIMORE. May l3.-Virginia SKIES old, &c!
asked; 60 1857 81 bid, 62 sske1. Cotton firm
er at %. Flour duh; high grades firm, but
Mary snd 5UslGU; Pennsylvania lower at 1884
l43; Western l%5al3.. Corn irmer; white III
al22; yellow advanced III ll6all7. Oats firm
IT E5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

LOCOMOTIVES ExPLosIoN.-A telegram re-
ceived here to-day states that the locomotive
Knoxville, Oh the Virgioia and Tennessee rail
road, exploded about 4 clock ,his morning,
one mile west OF Lynchburg, killing The fire
man. Mr.. Aiken, and throwing his body 50
feet from the track, and, it il thought, fatally
lDjuriDg the engineer, Mr.. Callahan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

LAND SALE-G. w. Janney has sold 10
gentleman from N. Y the farm of Thornton
Niohols near Hamilton, I.oudoun county, for
$40 per acre-contans about loo acres Ii sold
in 1865 for $50 per acre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13
sSaiirOuta Collision.

ST. Louis, May l%.-L1ter advces give the
particulars Of the Missouri Pacific railroad
casualties with corrections in the names Of the
wounded. The whole number killed is nine.
teen, and the wounded thirty, OF whom fifteen
are seriously, and eight dangerously Injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13
ut'es ~, .at.a '"'''' John w. SIMPSON
ByL.D Harrison, Auctioneer.

= AKGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE Of
LIMO. CUTLERY AND SlLy1,EaK-
PLATED WARE:-Wnl be SOD ON on F ~
vt 10 0; clock a. M and y p m, at No; Is north
Stssi siiver.pIsted and Ivory Handled Knives;
$50 She.Eo!d Cutlery and Pocket Gallery M 81
verplste Toe Sets also Ice plt3ngEs, sted
Iss's ssnersI assortment Of the most rare and
n BEAUTIFUL Fancy Shells, &c. Hotel. keepers
bonse Eeepers and tho ladies generally are re.
snectfully invited to attend this sale. tmyio-H'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

A subscriber. at Markham com plains Of the
irregular receipt of his copy OF the GsZ.tte We
have never before known SO many complaints
OF mail irregularities, along the line CT railroads
and country post Offices.
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CANAL COMMERCE..
s ;s.s==sA - - ez z=s
AERIYAIS-T D. y 4 \.

Boats Lucy Hale, r A Wagley and Annie
Bell, to Midlothian Coal Co Boats Kate. q A
Pesrre, W ] Boothe, Henry { Flagg. Z
hamilton and j Vandervoort, to American
Coal Co; Boat George Washington, to lamp
shire and Baltimore Cosl Go.
DEPARTURES
Boats Lady OF the Lake, NJ A Edwards. Jno
" Bacon, A Clark, l. Lemon, otegeh-
SON u Gurdeman, G Young, Dennis Muir,
DIV. D cromwell, Monongahela, Shsh and
plsster) A Perkins and Chas Robo, for Gum
berland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13
LOCAL NEWS,
COUNTY REGISTRATION The registration
books in Alexandra County closed at SUI set
yesterday evening with the following result:

1.-The vote Of the county at the last election was:
White. l55; colored, 462
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

s. BLoNDHEIM icvites the public TO see his
stock OF fine goods, with which his Clothing
Store is f. led, and where he wishes 10 accom-
moiate the public with whatever III MS l''e
they may desire. See his notice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

BASE BALL CLUBS. Notices ot Base Bal
Clubs, are Inserted, one time, Tor 50 cents. :.
&. Cd
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DEPARTUE ES.
r, tbs e,lto,, of the Alexandria Gazette:

To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette,
In reply to the card Of Mr.. Samuel GriGg,
published in yesterdays Gazette, 1 have to say
that Mr.. Grgg has made no effort, so far as l
am aware, to keep his cellar. dry Tor the :ast
waive months, and the last time It was pumped
ont l bore part of the expense. The water that
sccumulstes in my cellar | pump GU: every day
my lS-lta w. q. w 1NDoOis. .---
IT, the FoterS Of AIcran0r'o - respect
c,iiy snnounce myself q candidate for the office
Of Collector of Taxes of the Northern DISTRICT,
and if elected will endeavor to discharge the
duties faithfully. ,,on
my lH-ta JUL y w. 81 81 SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

REMARKS. The market for Flour during the
week has been very active. and the receipts,
though fair are uneQusl TO the demand, and
.he market has had 3 further advance en-
al grades. The stocks hand are small.-
We note sales during the week OF some 900
obls within our quotations, which we revise as
:o!lows; Family 50 S. 90 for good Valley
brands; choice So; Extras to So % Supers
- 70 s. 81 Fine IS t. 81 81; low and me-
lam grades ara vary scarce Whea! is active
=; slight decliae offerings of 1852 bushels red
with sales at l27 $50, 12&i. l35. l37, l39 and 40
Germ is dull, with no shipping demand Offer
.ass OF 1872 bushels mixed with salas at IL and
~: one lot inferior sold a. 1903, small offerings
yellow brou sht III Rye is hrm, with light
'"ceip.s; sales a. II Oats are firm oh,rings
.! ~ bushels, with sale; +: IL and 81. 4 few
3bs Corn-in-the-car were offered and with
drawn, S. Is being refused. Small offerings of
torn Meal, but no sales reported.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARRET, May L., 1870.
Reef Ca.,ls-Priees 10 day ranged rs follows
old Cows and ScalawAgS at BASS 50; ordinary
hin Steers Oxen and Cows at j0aS6 81; fair
quality Beeves st 5JsSS 81. and the very best
8ec"es at 50aS9 IS per lU0 lbs, the average
price being about 81 % gross The market was
sctive to-day at an advance of 31tc per 100 lbs
IN the rates Of last week.
SheepThe market has been fully supplied
during the past week and dull with down
ward .enden y,slthough rates have been pretty
fully maintained. Prices to-day ranged rs fol-
lows: Sheep at 41a74& per ID gross. Lambs
:. 81 so per head.
hogsThe receipts during the past week have
been fully equal to the demand, but rstes re-
main unchanged. Prices day ranged rs fol-
lows: At ~ 50aSl3 Is per TO lbs net for fair to
good Hogs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

wi Alexsndria, Va. May o. 1916.
In accordance with resolution ado2.?;a ~ hsld
meeting Of the City Council Of AiefsnoF'a' ne,e
ON the evening Of Tuesday the Sd nss fs sbe
designated the Mayors Once tno ra OF - Wise
and lbe CouDting.ro IN OF Geo Il. Robin
ton Son a IS the places here subscription books Ks
viii be opened and where contributors csn o.; oe
left for the relief Of the suferers by the ase ois
sster o. ~ Mayor.
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isE ED.

At ner honie. in Corning. New York, On the
morning Of the third instant. Mrs. SIDN 7
THURSTON, wife of DR.. Alfred Edelin,, lsto
Surgeon Y. :. \ and dsughtur Of william A.
snd sidney y. Bradley, deceased, all Of Wash
ington, u. &.
On Wednesday, the So instant in Prince
Georges county, Md, Mrs. JUDITH I. ED E.
jim, wife OF tho late Henry D. Edclin, in the
Gj.h yea! OF her age
At "Bemont," in Prince Georges CO., Md,
on Wcdncsday last, Mrs. ELIZABETH BER-
kI, wife OF Zach sriah Berry. ci Washington,
and daughter Of tho late Henry Addison. Of
Georgetown, in the afth year of her age lcav
ing quite u largo family OF children to mourn
tn cir untimcly be cavcrncnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

l,EXANDRlA WATER COMPANY
a 4 dividend Of 81. 80 per share nett vii be
paid to the stockholders, III the once or Inc
ron1nnrv on And after Monday, the 10th instant.
mvl3',Yt r. D. FENDALL. Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

NIoTICE-Cerpenters, Builders and ; others rs
~ interested in improvem ehts arc iav'te:i TO
~ a. tha Alexsndria Hotel opposite the Pest
office, and see ono of the best labor saying ma
oh;nas Of the age J. BENZ. BEN NETT,
chiheo 5~ Agent.
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pOUTD KILL BOARDING HOUSE

4 ' " " II "'' rarrsr
| viii oprn u BOARDING HOUSE about
fine 18th OF June, 1870 ct Round Hill, Loudoun
county, Va, FOR the purpose Ct entertaining
city bonrdc1s. Twelve or fifteen can be accom-
modsLed Ny establishment IL on the PIKE
running from Leeshurg t. Winchester, twelve
miles ives! Of I.eesbu:g. Public conveyance up
to the door Pc sons - .nLing board, vii! ad-
dress the undersigned. b. WRtGH
Round Hill, LouIoun co.. Va, my l2-eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

G.i.- NcrIrG.-All the Conservative citizens
Of The Fourth Ward aye requested TO meet II
tho Friendship Engine House. To: morrow Fri,
day evening, ~ s o'clock, ioT tho purpose OF
IumlnYting suitable candidates for the Board OF
Aldermen and Common Council for said ward.
nv l2-2t SAMUEL ). BROwE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

DIVE GROSS SAPOLtC received this dsy
4 direct from the manufacturers. lnva'uso!e
10 housekeepera. Unepu@licd fer cleaning ana
polishing knives. tinwsre. Kitchen u;eas :,.;
china. glass and windowe. We nave = l!nii'ea
pleased to distribute grati.itous!y among pNr-
ties desiring to test it, merit: Cal an Sc; one
my 10 JAN y Il :" W.
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We recommend its application 81
CORN.
WHEAT,
FRUIT TREES. snd
GARDEN VEGETA BLES.
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Fish Market for this Day.

MARINE LAST.
Sun nosEl......4 ~ NOON SETS...m g. q Y,
-uE SETS U3 HIGH WATER m GU w
Port OFAL.HXhNDEIA,M MAY IL.
ARRIVED.
Schrs l. j. A Babcock, Boston Helen hu.
gusts, Georgetown, ana Mia oalhes' 'o"
Haven, to American Coal Co.
schr r j traitor, Tapey, to j 7 AgueW
sAILEI.
Scbrs L u A Babcock, Boston; Helen Au-
yusta, MiddleLown, and Ella Il Barnes, New
Haven, by American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
ScLr NJ D Cranmer, Homer, hence at New
York llth instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-13

vnUYS UNDERWEAR
* BOYS UNDERWEAR
For suintucr use; all sizes; various qualities.
ChAS W. GREEN,
.ovIs G8 King street.
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HOOPSKlRTS
From the factory; Wholesale and retail ;
variety large; pr.ccs lower.
CHAS. w. GREEN,
,,,I, Is King street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

]. F. LARk1N.
No 80 Seventh atrrol
lbetWeen B stree. AMI Msr5l4n Avenu3,i
| Washington, D G.,
COM MISSION MERCHANT
respectfully solic;ts consignment believin <
ne CAD average 10 per cent more for consign-
ers than ne did in Alexandria.
washington, jan 3l-,1
geo. H. ROBINsoN g. son.
GRaUERs, FORWARDING AND r3mN1S.
SION MERCHANTS.
>, King street, Alexandra, Va.
hfIlcular attention pad to the selling u nil
KINGS OF Country Produce Goods forwarded
promptly nov Diff
HOE, WFDDERBURN s CO.
(Succcssors 10 Fowte Z Cu,j
COMMISSION, SHIPPING ! TVRwAhn-
ING MERCHANTS.
9lsO ueaie!a IN gu NOS, SALT, LUM?
end SUGARS nv 2i-tf
RICHARD W. AVERY. f. j. DAVIDSON.
~ Successors to Henderson s. Avccy.)
HkOCERS. LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MEHCHANTS,
No 22o, King street, corner %: a fired.
AlaXAnGrlH, Va
Dealers in Butter, Lard Salt, Fish Flour, Be-
coz, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, SC. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise, or sold on
commission at lowest rates feb 20-tf
D. d. GOULD. W. Il. WHITENING
HOULD & WILEENING,
~ Successors to w. f Henderson,
GROCERY, LIQUOR & GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS
No. so North Royal st.
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHISKEY. BRANDY, WINES,
&c. Strict attention paid 20 the sale OF COUN-
TRY PRODUCE. ;An l5-ly
GEORGE WASHINGTON. W. ~ HERBERT
VIZ ASHiNGTON s. HERBERT,
w Successors to Geo Washington
GENERA COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. il North Union ST.,
Alexandria, Va.
rsrtieuIa5 sttentio9 given to the sale Of all
orders tor GROCERIES, GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, LIE Z, &c, a: the
lowest market market price. feb It'll
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which leaves our Works comes fully up to the
standard, which twenty-five years experience
in the trade satisfies US forms
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give attention - every detail of its preparatio.
and hence