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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-08
NOTICE
Leopcldo Carrilla

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 10 Hi'a'io Cpera,
 You are bere ay srmmope5 1'tS' S,a {. ..ai pear in an acucn t!carbt S -4 '1.o boye na4. ed plaint,a. iS,bs i5 9''lN First Jacieisl District of tba '',.',' ,.S zona, ana to answer the ,gpl,,.; ''.s in the ciBcc oi ,he clers Of ss; -'-, -g.I II tue County of Pima. y;ttin 'oa'r elusive of the day Of .er,.1e '+-! this summons upon you, if sery,Y --e y if serve' out If ibe Coun, Y '''-'a trict, thirtyGayS, il 3 o,be, ,. '-' "a \
 The said actlc" Is lr,ugst i this ceurt for the forec.osn1, or ''''-i' described in sal complsn,. S.sv = .y tag ] said HiiariO CVevas on the ,iv'-..-' s4'-l vember 4. D 1908, to e,ure ,bo 'l .s account stated, amOuRiiul 70 tv, t-!A' hundred n thir,y-eight dolls,s '-' -'i year from said Ga,e th i.,,r,-, va rate ot two per cen. per month u.,,. the foreclosure Of n0,htr eer,s;a s''i portion of the same premis,< complaint, aud executed by t., ,''''' -, vas, ou tha tWen.y fourth Lay cfI'. Is0S. 10 secure he pay ment Q, es-''''- n0,e dated on he ZIth day er N
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 nine hundred dollars, payable am .~ February A.. b. Ia6g, to Jesu, % ,
 Juan Eiias Jr., aud by them a.a- | plantt. with interest th,rsop ,ro'- of Fotru y 1869. ' That the premises conveyed by .,4 may be sold, an tle lrocue s afp.'. 1 nent Of the sum cf two thOasaaa' sIs 1typine 4J-i00 dollars, WabYt, ] Ihe ra of two per cent per mon-t !. N day o. February 4oIc, .he amJus, s5. count s'a,e4; and lhat tue O.e.r.g,
 be, be applied to the payment ol IL. hundred dollars, due Ca .Le san ,,.- with ln ietest thereon f. n tne 4rt
 Iuary 1o1S and the am,unis rs,5 s.id premises for the yeas lee, spi ' for the costs, expenses, auQ u!stl...,. suit, ana IT case such proC,els ..r, te
 to pay toe zane, shen 70 ooAn 2,
 again-t Ihs s-4d hi..TiO CueyaS, .s,s,
 balance Ien aiming due and ll.o, defe"dant, anu all ptrsons c.allallg
 oT uadsr him, may be barred ua al ngot, titie, c.a-n, Ien, t4uliy C. anu Interest, Iii and 10 s4vA uo1.s..a and for other and fur T,heJ relief. and ii ou faii to appear aai ,n said complaint, as above reeo.c, will take osfau.t against ysu, s-a Court for tho rel4e u.lual .;e4 ia $.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-08
NEW MEXICAN CARPETS and BLANKETS

We have on hand and are constantly e. ceying fll assortment ot every class 0. goods suitable foI thiS market which we ofie
 on the most reasonable terms One oi our firm resides iu New York Cuy t0F the soie pur- sose oi buying goo,l $. and beln1ip market con~ s,antiv Our merchan ise IS purchased on ibe most advantageous terms Hose who deal with us can ly upon our stock being of the best q atty aLd at the lowest rices. We would c4 Il the atteGtlon of merchants from ;his Ter rtsry as also from Sonora 10 our well assort- sd stock especially suited totheir market, anl can confidently say 1t will be to their advan
 tage to examine IL before purchasing e.s5Whee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
1870.
~CHRISTMh:5 GIFTS

1870. CHRISTMAS ElaIS l9|V.
VIE HAVE AHNUAL., ALBUMS, An.
w tique Morocco Bibles and Prayer Books,
A 8 c Books and Blocks, Building Blocks,
Backgammon Boards, Boxes Initial Note Paper
and Envelopes, Book Slstes, Baptist Hymn
Books, Bible Marks, Childrer'* Games, Chcsa,
Checkers, Colored Photographs. Chiidren's
Books, Catholic Prayer Books, Diaries. Drsw-
ing States, Dominoes, Dollar Steam Engines,
Episcopal Prayer Books, Erasers, Family BIZ
bles, Framed Chro;nos, Gold Pens. Glove
Boxes, Games, Hymn Books, hiStor3scopc Pan;
Drama, Ink Stands, Ivory Tablets, niuminsted
Texts, initial PapeLories, Illustrated Git Books
Juvonlle Books, Kriss Cringle Books, Ladies'
Compaaions. Letter Clips, Linen Books, Aa-
hoguny Writing Desks, Mathematical !nstru'
me1ts, Methodist Hymn Books. Modern Poets,
New Novels, Ornamonted Initial Boxes, Pspo
~t.1ies, Portfolios. Photograph Albums Pen
knives, Paper Cutters, PortmonrsiGs, PuZzles.
Paint Boxes, Paper Dolls, Picture Books,
Paper Weights, Photograph Frames, Propcl-
ling Pencils, Porcelain States, Rosewood Writ
ing Desks, Spelling Blocks. Scripture Icsts
Standard Poets, Testatnnnts, To-, Cooks, Vol
vrt Bibles and Prayer Books, Writing Cases,
Wstor Golors, Work Boxes, Walnut Wiring
Desks. Ctc., etc. lately received, purchased
for cash, and for sale 81 tho loves: prices:
J.& ". J. ENrHlSLE,
dec l5-6t Nc. l0} King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

Mr.. j. W. Garrett, was yesterday unanl
mously re, elected President OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. He made 40 ad
dress to the Directors detailing the condition
of the road and its connecting lines and
branches, spoke of hostile Pennsylvania Rail.
road interests" which he accuses OF interior
ing with the plans Of his corporation, in defeat
Jog the ordinance for the endorsement of the
bonds of the Lynchburg and DlnvilIe Rail
road. He proposes that a ship canal be con
struoted TO unite the water. Of tue Upper
Chesapeake and those of the Delaware Bay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
M. The pressure upon our columns compels

pS- The pressure upon our columns compels
US to omit to-day, a notice Of the concluding
arguments Of the counsel 10 the Boswell Gaze;
Notes from Fairfax; Proceedings OF the
Union Grand Lodge OF colored Mssons. A
Citizen on Public Fountains, &c. They will be
inserted in our next. Advertisements omitted
today, will DO published to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
5sHEis.

At her residence. ID Baltimore, on Wedues-
day morning, the 18th inst, ELIZA COLDS
BOROUGH KERR, widow of late John Leads
Kerr, in the 18th year OF her age.
Suddenly, On Saturday last, in Washington
city, ADoLpHUs 4. LAMBERT, in the 33i year
of bis age. He was at ooe time Register Of
Wills for Prince Georges county, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

DEATH OF AN AGED MAN.-During the
present year We have recorded the departure
of several of our old citizens, and to-day the
dying year has borne hence to the great garner
above, another trophy CT its ripened harvest.
After an illness OF but a few weeks, Mr.. George
Head, the venerable father of Mayor Geo. r.
and Rev. Nelson Head. died at Lis residence
in Leesburg on Monday night, at the advaDc
ed age 81 of years, lacking a few weeks.
Ali through the journey of his long and useful
lille, he walked blame!ess before men. He was
the oldest male citizen of this town, and in his
death the community has lost a valued member
his family a kind and afTectionate husband
and f%ather-and the church an humble. upright
pure. minded, unwavering DISCIPLE Loudoun
Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

In Washington last night the horses attach
ed to the carriage of Gen. Williams, which
contained Mrs. Cults, Miss Nellie GiddiDgs
and Col. Robert III. Douglass, the Presidents
Private Secretary. took fright and ran for some
distance, uotil they were stopped by officer
Walters. 10 the fight Miss Giddings and
Col. Douglass were thrown out OF the vehicle
and we're quite badly injured. A box contain.
ing three hundred dollars, belonging to the
charity fair at Masonic hall: was dropped from
the carriage and has not yet been found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
Green u. Wise.

[Eoal Estate Agents and Auct:onners,]
DWELLING AND STHR@ FOR SALE.
~ Will ho offered for ssi", h7 iub:ic Guc-
ton, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of Decem-
Der, 1870, if not sold privately be!nro th&$tiIle:
that vel, known three Story kEIlk HE0Ht
and DWELLING on the south siGe Of King
street, between Royal and raiIf-x streets, Ho9
orcupicd by Bar. Anthony Moran. fronting ~
feet on King street and running back 50 fest,
with the privilege OF an alley TO Prince and
Royal streets. Tho Dwelling contains 9 rooms,
including bath room and kitchen; Gas and
water, slate roof, good store room and is ono Of
the best locations on King street for any sort OF
business.
Terms: One-hslf cash, and tho residue in enc
end two years, with Interest,"; the deferred pay,
ments to be secured By deed OF trust on the
premises with the bonds o. the purchaser. All
expenses of conveyancinc st cost If purchaser.
Gee 15-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
REEN'S NOTION HOU
HOLIDAY GOODS.

To dispatch business, 7 have engaged . largo
additional force of CLERKS, so that al who
shall favor mo with a call will be promptly and
expeditiousIy waited upon. The liberal pa
tronsge of the past week has been very crafty
ing, and every ono shall be convinced that
a large business. NY advice to purchasers is
to buy your HOLIDAY GOODS without de-
lay. CHAS. W. GREEN,
dec Is 76 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

A second meeting of the Radical members
of the House of Representatives was held last
night to consider the question of passing a law
providing for a general amnesty. There was
considerable diversity in the opinions express
ed, and the meeting adjourned sine die with
out any action upon the matter,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

There is some talk about the resignation
Of Secretary Boutwell, in consequence of q
''Western influence being brought to bear upon
the President in favor of reducing the present
laxation," to which the Secretary is not willing
to accede.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

The Senate, yesterday, passed the bill to
promote the securing of efficient seamen for the
navy by providing for three hundred add
tional naval apprentices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

Congress will not be in session from Dec
22d, to January 4th. Both houses have
agreed to the resolution to that effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

1t is said that the President will soon send a
special message to Congress on the subject OF
American shipping interests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

We have received the January number Of
Scribner's Monthly Illustrated Magazine, con
tanning many interesting articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.-The third
annual session OF the National Board of Trade
vas opon2d at Buffalo, New York, last week.
A large number of delegates. representing the
Boards OF Trade aud Corn Exchange Of neary
all the chief commercial cities, from New York
to San Francisco, were in attendance.
From a review of the proceedings Of the
Convention we observe that Oh those questions
on which the public would have been glad 10
have had tbs views of so respectable a body OF
merchants-such as tariff and revenuo reform,
and the enormous grants of public lands-no
decided action was taken; and that even where
resolutions were adopted relating purely to
trade, they wero for the most part simply ten
tative. 10 short, no real progress Was made,
and We uppreheud that, alter all, the chief ad-
vantage to be derived from conventions Of this
sort will be found not in the resolutions adop.
ted, but from the Influence they exert in pro
noting closer business relations, and in the
good fellowship established at these annual
gatherings by personal intercourse and associa.
tion.-Bah. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

1t is probable that no man 10 public office,
10 this country, was ever more complete
" Aazed out, than Admiral Porter has been
in two weeks time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

Yesterday 10 the House of Representatives,
MIR. Butler offered his.bill Of amnesty for polit-
ieal disabilities, the exceptions from its opera
tions numbering several thousand persons,
whom he stated to be the leaders of the South.
Mr.. Farnsworth offered as an amendment a bill
granting amnesty without any exceptions; and
after a long debate, the matter was laid over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

DIANOSI ORGANISE
< Several fine second hand PIANOS and
PARLOK ORGANS for sale low, and warrant.
ed. The same also for rent ut V. BECKER'S
Piano and Music store, LAG King street, Alex
andrta. dec l6-Iw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

Hhe Sulphur Springs at ko, Nevada, are
kept by VauAeistyu g. 6roeppor. Mr.. Won
Aelstyn lived in this place, recently, for se7e
raj years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tho Lexington, Va, Gazette says 1--WE
learn through Mr.. Garrett, that the Orange.
Alexandra 4 Manassas Road which is now in
operation to HarrisoDburg. has expressed its
readiness to lease each successive section OF
FIVE miles. rs the Valley road may be completed
between Harrisonburg and StauntoD, on favor.
able terms. No part of the Road will therefore
remain idle, awaiting the completion of the
whole line. Esch section of five miles will be
brought into use, as q revenue. paying road, Us
soon as it is finished"
The recent Richmond municipal election. car
ried by the Democrats, was taken before u. S.
Judge Underwood yesterday by the Radicals
for revision under the new Congressional law.
He declined to commence the case, leaving it
to await Judge Bonds arrival.
Richmond papers say that all the tobacco
manufacturer OF Virginia look forward to a
prosperous, money. making season next year.
Very little OF this years CROP has vet been
placed on the market.
MASONIC GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The following officers
have been elected:
Grand Master.-T. F. Owens.
Deputy Grand Master. Col. R. Z. Withers,
Lynchburg.
Grand Senior Warden. w. H. Lambert,
Alexandria.
Grand Junior Warden. General William B.
Taliaferro. Gloucester.
Grand Senior Deacon Judge Parker, Win
chester.
Grand Junior Deacon.-Judge B. R. Wei
ford, Richmond.
Grand Secretary Inc. Dove, Richmond.
Grand Assistant Secretary.--W. Is. lsaacs,
Richmond.
Grand Treasurer. Thomas y Dudley, Rich.
mond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

Gold, since the interruption of telegraphio
communication With Europe, has been almost
stsgnsnt. The operators are accustomed to
base their movements on the fluctuations of
S COS in Europe. and hence, in the absence of
quotations, they are like a mill without grist.
Dealings in cotton, wheat, and merchandise
generally are obstructed through lack Of cable
inform atioD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

A VIRGINIA CoLoRED MAN TO BE HANGED.
-Bepjamin johnson, colored, aged twenty
three years, is TO be hung IN Sussex couoty,
Della ware, on the 10th instant. for an outrage
on Mrs. Charlotte Fletcher. The Sussex Jour
nal says:
He vas horn in Virginia, between the 20
tomac and Rappahannock rivers. near Rlch-
moud court house. He was horn TT Tree
parents; his father moved to Baltimore county,
Md, and lived near EiIicott's Mills, where he
died when Ben was about y years of age
Ben then went to Baltimore city. Here he
remained until the war broke out, when be en-
listed in the Second Washington I'd. o. color
ed regiment, and was sent to New Orleans.
When be was discharged he returned to BaIti-
more, but only 10 remain a short time. lie
next ,urned up at Salisbury, Md, where he
lived tor the past six years. Last spring he
moved to Cob Creek, in this county. where
he committed the crime by which he forfeited
his life. tie claims that ne has $3.50 due him
by the q. S. government as bounty money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

The ENFORCEMENT Acr.-Every co!ortd man
who thought q while citizen made q tice at HIM
would, some years ago, rush to the Ereedmeh.s
Bureau with q complaint. Now they go Tor
the unfortunate white man VINO otfends them
with the Enforcement Get. They dou't always
succeed, however.
The latest case was that of B. S. Crouch. a
conductor on the York river railroad, who was
arrested on complaint of Ro!crt Richardson, a
colored train hand, fer an aIegtd violation OF
the "Euiorceuent act" lie had Il hearing
Yesterday and was DISCHARGED.
The arrest Of Mr.. Winston i. Ro!scrs,
Judge OF election at the second precinct, Jetter.
son ward, on election day, mss recn no iced.
Rodgers proved an elephant IN their hands,
and his orrc>t, IFS cad OF helping the RaIlcaIs,
did inst the reverse. He Was yesterday be-
fore U. S. Commissioner } enkiGs. who ~as, 10
doubt, glad 10 get li1 Of him. Mr.. Rodgers
was DISCHARGED. Rich. Wing.
A BAD misunderstanding to Il writer in
the New York Tribune, The present Congress
Is not likely TO 20 down TO history with . CON-
merdab:e reputation tor good morals. Two CT
is members have tetn expelled Tor selling
cadctships, one resigned 10 escape expulsion,
three or four others got or only ny the hard
swearipg OF their accompIccs, one has con-
victed himself OF attempting 10 procure c0ua-
terieit money to pass among the poor eolored
people, one is charged with Cheating soldiers
widows out Of their p~cnsionS, and now the IN
| dictmcnt Of another Tor bieamy is reported.
Peter Mccartney, said 70 be i notoflous
coun,crGeiter, who escaped from Cincinnati
| gorac days ago aai WIS aaaIp arrested AND
| taken to Spripgiield, VA released yesterday Gu
| SIS 900 bail. 1t is u;r!cT.gv4i he WAS baIted
by an officer OF thr u. S. secret service, IN
consideration OF disclosing ttl,: hl'ilng place Of
the plates and III aicria! as%d a cVuDterlellln9,
ard giving information that srn:i tead to the
arrest OF his accOmpilccs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
%EXAND Va.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1870

We have by this, mornings mail no news OF
Interest relating to the war 10 Europe, further
than What was published 10 ths telegraphio
dispatches in yesterdays Gazette. What may
be received this afternoon will be found under
tho Postscript head. The town OF Pfalsburg,
10 the Vosges, one of the strongest positions
in southeastern France, which has been invest.
ed almost since the battle of Woerth, has at
last surrendered, and was 90 ,upied BY the Ger.
man troops yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

nISSOLUTION OF COPAKTN EkSHlP.
~ Tho firm hitherto existing urdc. the name
Of a. H. MOTT 81 CO. was. by mutual consent,
dissolved on the first day Of May, 1870.
A. II. MOTT having purchased the entire in:
terest, will continue the business NJ the old
stand, No. 60 King street. hloxaadIi., Va.
A. II. MOTT.
BERTRAND g. ASHBY.
Having disposed o. my entire intercs. in the
late firm Of 4. y. &ott !S Co, | ao!ici5 my
friends to extend to him their patronage.
dec Is RERTRAHE 5. ASHB1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

HSTRAY-Takeu up on the tlss day If De
T. cember, on tho pia;a CT tho subscriber. on
tie old Leesburg rosd, ABOUT one and q ha;f
miles from Alexsndris, y two year Old HElF-
Err, red with line back, white on the face rs
low es the eyes. white on tho belly, white on
the two hind legs. & tip Oil both cars nd Il
notch out of the lower part of both nars The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
5ac HAS FRANCI-; NJ. MILLS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
TOLIDAY PRESENTS

IL
ToiIe. Sets. B,hrnisn Fssna. parisn Fig
ures, China Ornaments, &c.
Large stock of the above good: just received
Pricps AZ cheap rs tba cheIlast. Great variety
and beautiful pattnrne. Would call c~srrcia'
attention to my stock of Toilet Sets, which Is
both largo and cheap, and is just tho thing for
a handsome Holiday present. Call md exam.
inc; no trouble to show cnads.
dec Is G.. G. BERRY, y King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
TOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NJ OT1CE TO SHIP rs.
The beautiful iron steamer GEORGEANNA,
Capt. A. l. Culinary, leaves Baltimore, %~
from piers S and 9, Light street whsrf,ssasskkaG
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT
URDAY, at 4:50 p. ~, for Aqua creek. con.
Meeting with the mail steamers for Ale1sn-
d1ia, Washington and Georgetown. Returning
steamers connecting ct Aqua creek with the
Georgesnna for river landings. and BaItimo1e'
leav" Warrington SV \ 10 DA I,
and Alexandria same days, st 7:4o q. n.
Passage tickets sold from Washington and
Alexandria TO river landings and Baltimore
Freight will be taken from and TO Baltimore
from and 10 all river landings, and from and TO
Alexandria, Washington and Georgetown, at
lowest rates, carefully handled and with great
dispatch. For further information apply to c.
z. lRVIHE, Agent, Baltimore. Nd, or JNO.
r. PHILLIPS, Agent, Alexandria, Virginia.
dec l0-1E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
HTHE COM N II E 5 -

Tho publishers will shortly issue the history
of the 18th Battalion Virginia Cavalry, y. ). A.,
familiarity known rs "Whits's' Battalion, from
its commander, Col Ellis ali V. White.
1t is a work of over SUO pages, and contains
tho history of this famous command during all
the period Of its existence from TIE formation
OF its first company in 1861, to the surrender OF
Gen. Lees army. ~.
1t shows tho operations Of the 'Ash6y Bri-
gehe' during the two years that the Both va.
Cav formed q portion Of that gallantcommsud,
giving the only published account of the great
expedition of Gen. w. Z. Jones through West,
Va, when the kanawha river WAS set on ire,
and also the connection of the cavalry with the
cam paigns of the A N. V.
The history of the bats ion rs partisan rang
ers on tho Potomac border, and along the army
lines of Banks, Pope. Mcclellan and other Fed.
eral commanders, together with the experience
of it, men as scouts, guides and couriers for
Generals Jackson and Ewell IS given, and the
Ms. is highly endorsed by the officers of the
Battalion who have examined it. Written by
FRANK 81. MYERS, Late Capt Co. A. Both
W.. CAV.
Orders addressed to tho author will be
prom pity attended to. The price Of the work is
$500. Agents wanted. For terms &c, al.
dress. +: NJ.
,3nn 8-nolm Waterford, Loudoua CO., We.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
OORPORATION LICENSES.


I am instructed to give notice taat all per:
sons who are required 10 take out q license will
be dealt with according to law unless they pay
the tax prior to the 18th instant. The funds are
now required by tho Corporation end rust be
paid. Il. 5. 2SHBY,
dec 15-2W Auditor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

NOTICE OF SALE. by virtue Of the gu.
" thority vest d in mo - Administrator, !
shall proceed to sell, OF tho I'D DAY OF DE,
CEMBER, 1870, a. Sc. IL south F0yal street
Alexandria,, Va, by puolic auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash. that portion Of the
PERSONAL PROPERTY of Gilbert s. Mi
ner, decd, embraced W thin the following
schedule, viz: One Wslnut Desk, one Table
Desk, two Book Cases, six Office Chairs, one
Office Stove, one Gold Watch, and one hundred
and 1hy-fve volumes Congressional Docu
ments of the u. S. Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives, being a varied snd valuable collec.
ton of Reports, Treaties. &C., of the Congress
of tho u. s. EDMUND BUkkE,
dec l5-ts administration
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

Launitz, q we'll known sculptor, died sudden
~ 10 New York q few days ago.