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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05
Fairfax county, aug 6-2awts
VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

Pursuant to the decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, entered a. June term, 1870, in
tho suit of Charles B. Hamilton, &C., VS.. f..
Hamilton and others, the undersigned, Com
missioners, named in said decree, will, on MON
DAY, the 10Th day OF September, 1870, Court
day, befora the door of Fairfax Court House.
sell, to the highest bidder, by public auction,
that VALUABLE FARM on which Thomas
Ayro formerly resided. This farm contains
3l54 acres. The soil is very productive. being
the rcd slate, SO we'll adapted to wheat and corn;
susceptible of easy, rapid and permanent I'M
provement is situated on the Little River turn
pike, adjoining the lands Of VIM. Ayro and 9TH
ers, near Chantlly. The cleared land IS now
even very productive, while there is an abund-
ance Of valuable timber and excellent wator.-
Persons desiring to purchase this farm, arc re-
ferred to Mr.. Enos Hamilton, who will take
pleasure in showing the same.
TERMS-One.tenth Of the purchase money
cash the residue in three equal instslments al
six. twelve and eighteen months, with Interest
from the day Of sale. TO be secured by the bonds
of the purchaser, and retention Of title until the
last pay ment is made Stamps ard deed at the
cost Of tho purchaser.
NJ. D. BALL
THOS. MOORE,
Fairfax co., aug 1G-lawts CONS. of Sale
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LOCAL NEWS.
SERMON ON "INFALLIBILITY." At

SERMON ON "INFALLIBILITY. AT ST..
Mary's Church yesterday, Rev. Peter Kroes
preached very interesting discourse on the
great religious question of the day-Papal In
taibllty. Beginning with statement OF the
number of Bishops attending the Council OF
they at!can, the method Of examining questions,
the vote on the definition of the dogma, &c., he
exhibited the perfect freedom of the dis.
cussion and the patience OF the Bishops,
who. clothed in heavy vestmenL sat, day
after day, in an uncomfortable hall, for
hours, listening to four hundred long discours.
cs, one hundred OF them on the intalibility
question. Hc thought his congregation would
have become tired good deal before the end
0! these speeches or sermons. lie then pro
ceedcd to explain the dogma Of infalbility as
required to be believed by every Catholic 1t
always had been believed and practiced by the
church. though never before expressly defined.
There never was an appeal from papal de-
clsou, and things within the church would go
on now as they had always gone on, nothing
whatever new having been declared He then
1t was not inpec;.bility. for the Pope SAID
Mass every day, as h. did, AMI in the Mss, he
confessed to God, to angels, and to men, that
h. had ">uned in thought word and deed"
and that he offered up the sacrifice for his lin
Vulnerable sins. Offences and uegigeuces.
True, ONT Of two hundred aud sixty Popes, one
third had been either msrtyls or clnnunzed
Saiuts ard most OF the rest had lived lives con
fa>scdy hettei than the most of men; to
five or six only had the finger Of III lIice
ever been poiutcl as unworthy Of their
high office; yet the Pope ight sin just
as other men, and yet be irtaiibe. Meth
or WAS he lntsslblr as private Chris
tan, IN his opinions, nor in his acts as TEN.
poral sovereign, nor even in his private iudg
meats as theoogiau, or his decisions on mat
tcrs Of discipline, or on things depending on
facts proved ty human testimony. 1t was only
when speaking as the teacher of the whole
church, positively deGning matters of faith or
m,ra'S, an! declaring what was or was not in
accofdanc, with Gods law, that he was infal
iioc. lie was not inspire as the Prophets or
E,ang lists were; it Was his duty, as Supreme
juice Of the faith. to examine tn, law as con
taiael in the Holy Scriptures and Tradition
and thus to use all humane means to ascertain
the truth. Then the Spirit OF God would as
sist him, and, ia no event, could he lead the
church into error. If the church WAS iDfaili.
bic, the Pops must b., tor he, as the successor
of ST. Peter, was the rock ON which the
church was built, and how could 4 stable cdi,
fee rest on an unstable foundation he was to
confirm his brethren" and how could he con
firm, who Was himself crriug? he was to f.eG
the sheep and the lambs, and how could he be
entrusted with such a charge, who might lead
them to poisonous pastures? The sermon was
a very able one and was listened to with pro
found attention by largo congregation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

AN ATTEMPTED OUTEAGE.-A lady from
this city, who has been spending the summer
upon her farm near Rappahanuock station in
Fauquicr county, Was suddenly aroused from
her slumbers few nights since by the pressure
of hand upon her arm, and opening her eyes
saw a large negro man standing by the side OF
her bed. She Immediately scSeamed for help,
and her oversecr, who was an inmate of the
house, armed with stick and gun,at once ran
to her assistance The villain hearing the APP
proach OF the ovcrsecr seized young lady,
who was sleeping in the same bed with the
lady Just mentioned, in his arms and springng
through side door dartcd for the woods, and
had reached the gate of the enclosure before
the oversccr caught up with him and forced
him to leipquished his prey, ty beating him
severely over tac head with a club. The young
lady had swooued from fright The affair &C.
casioned great excitement in the neighborhood,
and parties have been searching for the wretch,
but Us yet without success
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

POLICE REpoRT.-A disturbance occurred
at the LEGALITY known as Buzzard Roost. north
ern end OF Royal street, about 10 O'Clock yes.
terday morning, the particulars OF which are
a. follows: Il colorcd woman named Gcorgiana
Williams was whipping her child, who ran to
another colored woman named Pink jenkins
for protection. The mother, in her anger,
picked up knife and threw it at the child, but
it pierced the brest of the woman Jenkins A
coorcd man named Robert Jackson then slap
ped Georgiaaa Williams for woundng Pink
jenkins, and was in return struck by Robert
Stewart, and fight thercupon cnsued, which
was interrupted Ey Sergeant James Smith OF
the police, who arrested all the parties engaged.
On Saturday night last policemen Webb and
Idensen on their beat discovered the front door
of the residence Of MIR. VIM. Gregory, on
Washington street, wide open, but on awaking
the family, it was found that if an attempt at
robbery had been made, it had not.,succeedcd.
On Saturday night last policeman Franks,
while watching in the alley in rear OF the store
Of J Brodcrs l. Uo.-an attempt to rob which,
it was thought, had been made the night be-
fore, as the rear window had been found open
ed and raiscd--saw a man sneak up the alley
and try the tastenings OF the door. Sliding
down the dray upon which he was sitting, the
policeman moved stcathy towards him, but
making slight noise, the would be thief look
cd up and seeing his danger, dashed down the
alley. He was shot at by the policeman, but
reaching the lumber yards in that vicinity
managed to escape, though thorough search
was made for him.
MAYORS OFFICE. The Mayor is tclnporarl
" absent from the city; his Court was held this
morning by Justice w. II. May.
Two young men for fighting in front OF
restaurant on ROYAL street, near the market
house, ia consequence OF a discussion upon
the respective merits Of the French and PIus-
slams, were fined and discharged.
Ally Thornton, Henry Haney and Dudley
Lee, colored boys, for stoning the children
OF the Orphan Asylum, were committed to the
work house for 90 days.
Ed. Washington and Lewis Quinn, colorcd,
for using abusive language towards coorcd
girl, were fined and discharged.
William Martin, c0!orcd, arrested as sus
picious character, was discharged with an ad-
montion.
William Wright, colored, for al owing dis
orderly conduct at festival held 10 his house
| in Petersburg, was dismissed with an admo
milton, but ordered to close up the festival.
Georgiana Williams and Robert jackson,
colored, and Robert Stewart, tor diSorderly
conduct and fighting, in the locality ;known as
Buzzard's Roost Forth Royal street, were
fined and discharged,
Martha and AIcinda Madison, for disorderiy
conduct in an alley near the upper end CT
King street, were committed 10 the work
house for GO days.
NIGHT REpoRT.-N clear and COOL
| There were no disturbances and no arrests after
ten O'Clock. The streets were as quiet as usual.
There was heavy fall of dew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

CONSERVATIVE NOMINATIONS. The Cen.
trail Executive Committee OF the Conservative
party have proposed the following mode OF
making nominations for the different offices to
be filled at the next election.
Nominations. Primary, meetings will be
called by the superintendents in each township
and ward for the purpose OF appointing dele
gates to city and county conventions to noml
nate candidates for the following ofhces-to
wit: clerks Of county and circuit courts,
Commonwealth attorneys, treasurers, sherlifS,
supernteuden,S Of poor. And the said coun
ty and city conventions shall appoint or elect
delegates Zone for every 100 registered voters
to conventions in each congressional district to
nominate Conservative candidates for Con
grcss. The time and place of holding con-
grcssional conventions (wherc not already Sc
lcctcd) will be designated by the district mem
berS OF the State Executive Committee for
their respective districts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

LOCAL BREvITIEs. John A. Dixon
buildings on the West side of Pitt street, near
the corner of King, preparatory to the erection
of two handsome brick buildings on the site.
Two gentlemen from Washington who visited
this city yesterday, were the victims OF mis-.
placed confidence They entrusted bottle of
fine whiskey to q gentleman, to keep Tor them
until their return, but when the train II he
could not be found.
The revival lately in progress at Lewis 5
Chapel, NJ. &. Church South, near Colchester,
was attended with the most satisfactory results.
Much religious interest was manifested and
several members added 10 the church.
Mr. Geo. +. French has just received Cap
tain Nortons Diary and other stories ~ dis,
tinguished authors.
The Washington terry boats will make special
trips to Washington to morrow night for the
accommodation ofthosc who may wish to attend
the Soheutzenfest.
A little child of Mr.. Noble Smms fell from
the high porch in front Of q house in the brick
row on Columbus street, ycsterday,to the pave
ment below, but fortunately was not seriously
iojured.
A coiorcd man went into the store OF Mr..
Lindheimcr this morning, and after making
trifing purchase. went out, taking with him
valuable bundle belonging to lady customer
who was examining goods in another part OF
the store.
Tho camp meeting Of tao N. L. Church, now
in progress at Vienna, Fairf.X county, was
Yesterday largely attended by persons from
this city and from the country for miles around.
The services were quito impressive, the day
WAS delightful, and those who were present
seemed to onjoy the occasion. There was no
rowdyism and no disturbance.
The Corn Exchange is indebted to Mr.. John
Negley, Of Occoqugn. for full supply of ice
cold watermelons The Corn Exchsngo kindly
mbered the Gazette.
We have now cool nights and mornings.
Many recent visitors a. tho Springs arc re-
turning to their homes.
A passenger on the railroad train ssys it felt
very much like frost some thirty miles from
here early this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

COUNTY CoURr.-Tbc September term Of
the County Court for this county, Judge r. II.
Ccckeri!lc presiding, commenced and closed
its session to day. p. B. Stilson and s. Chap.
man Ncale were admitted to practice before
the Court. Two ministers were licensed to
celebrate the rites of matrimony, and some
other unImportant business transacted.
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AUCTION i!lI.Eis,

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY u
- THE COUNTIES OF LOUDOUN AND
FA1RFAX.-Pursu to tho decree Of the
Cilcuit Court Of Fairfax county, p:oncuncca u
June term, 1870, in the suit of Mary 4. Chi
chester vs.. ohm II. Chichester ct al, the IN
derslgned Commissioners in said decree named,
will on MONDAY, the 18th Of Scptember 1879,
before the door OF the Court House in the town
of Leesburg, Court day, sell, TO the highest bid
der, the following PAKCELS OF LAND, w.
ing in the county of GoudOun:
Lot No. 2-Contsining us acres. 3 roods and
5polesh.-
poles. These lots constitute q part Of the
tract of land formerly belonging to the estate
of - Peyton. and wero assigned to the cs
tate oil George Chichester in the partition G.:
said estate Lot Nc. 2 is heavily wooded,
largo proportion in fine oak tim Der, well water
ed and adioins The lands OF John Lyon and
others. Lot No. has about two-thirds clear
ed the residue in wood, and adjoins the lands
Of Elijah P. Myers, Char les Janney and Others
Railroad, is about three mlos from this prop
erty.
And on tho 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1870, pursuant to said decree, they will sell, 70
the highest bidder, before the door Of Fairfax
Court House, the following TRACTS OF
LAND. lying in Fairfax county:
/. That VALUABLE FARM formerly the
residence of Capt. Geo Chichester, called Man
tua." This farm lies On Accotlnk run; has
thereon largo FRAME DWELLING, 6S:Es55ss
Barn. Stables, With all the usual out EIF:5
buildings, q grist and saw mill. Tho soil is
we'll adapted to grass, grain and fruit. Muck
of this farm is covered with timber, perhaps
the most valuable in the county. Contains
54e3 acres.
2. A TRACT. containing lO2! acres, lying or
the waters of Middle run. MIR. A. u. Mckcn
zie, who resides near Accot!nk Z. O., will give
TIC desired information in reference 10 this
land.
3 A LOT of Is acres, known as the Race
Field, near Fairfax Court House.
For description of tho Loudoun land ref
erence may be had TO Mr.. Jas. Manklns. Plats
of the several tracts will be exhibited at sale.
TERMS-One. tenth Of the purchase money
in hand as deposit; the residue in three equal
irstalments payable at six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest from tho Gay Of SALE 20
be secured by the bonds OF the purchaser, with
approved personal security. and retention @:
title until the last payment is made. Stamps
and deeds at the cost Of the purchasers.
If these lands are not sold on the days named,
they will then DO tor sale privately and III par
cells to suit purchasers.
THOS. T.. LOVE.
NJ. u. BALL.
THUS. MOORE,
aug G-1awts CONS OF Sale.
RI 49, ,ro H.
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REAL ESTATE gle It's.

VIM. HEINEKAMP' frst-cass BALT1-
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
cd for five years. Sold at factory prices on ac-
commodating terms usual in other cities.
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers.
will also furnish PIANOS from any maker
in the country, for which persons may have u
preference, al factory prices. hopo thereby
to leave no cause for those who, have at heart
the interest of Alexandria to buy away from
home.
/ have also PIANOS from frst-clsss makers.
that have been out on rent, for sale at very re-
duced prices. Every instrument wsrranted.-
Also the followng
deors, Concertinas, Violincelos, Banios, Vic.
lin Bows Bridges, Pins, Rosin, Mouth Organs,
&C., &c.
myr Best quality Violin and Guitar Strings
instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, In
struction Books and Music paper. Orders .fo-
Music solicited and filled at the shortest notice
Nv facilities for repairs of Pianos, Organs,
Accordeons, Violns, &c &C.. arc much en-
larged, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos, Organs, Sc, for Rent. Also, tuned
and packed [ian l0] V. BECKER.
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HEALTH GIVING WINE.

Sometime since Mr.. A. Speer. of Psssaic, N.
j., presented US with a bottle OF his Port Grape
Wine. In our turn, we presented it to a friend
wine few trials our friend assures us he de-.
rived marked benefits from its use. We find
that many nvalids in this city are using Speer's
Port Grape Wine with the same beneficial ro-
suits Druggists keep it. sep 5-lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

DEATH OF Mr.. G. r. BLACKLocK.-M
George r. Backlock, late Collector OF Taxes
for the Southern District of the city. died at
his rooms,in the Marshall House, this morning.
Mr. Blackjack had becn attacked by sickness
while in attendance upon the late camp meet
ing at Hamilton, which increased in severity
upon his return, and terminated in his death.
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Vessel Seized.

portland, Me, Sept 5.-The u. s., revenue
steamer MahoDing, stationed at this port, has
seized the schooner Enterprise, Captain OSier,
at Refund Point, n car Bristol, for violation Of
The revenue laws. Collector Hall, oil the Vas.
saIhorouph District, has charge of the vessel
pending investigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

ATTENTION is directed to the Advertisement
of tho Alexandria Female Seminary, from
which IL will be seen that Judge Legsrc has
made some changes in his corps of teachers, a.;
we'll IS some improv emtnts IN the schooI
grounds for the protec ton of bis pupils in bad
weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

Nix. HENRY STRAUSS is getting in very
large stock Of boots and shoes, the side walk in
front Of his store, on the corner Of King q d
st. Asaph streets, being filled with boxes, &c ,
containing goods
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05
THE POPULAR REMEDY.

Gsutier's Native Wine Btters cures nervous
headache, nervous and general debility, chills
and fevers. dyspepsia. indigestion and all d.
seases of the kidney. AS tonic and appetizer
these Bitters arc valuable above all price,
Procure bottle and test their merit. For sale
BIZ all druggists and grocers. sep 5-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS,
II We are prepared TO furnish tho celebrated
"JUDSON GOVERNOR"
at factory prices. No engine should be a0ithout
one. Il is tho most perfect Governor in use,
saving from 10 to - per cent of fuel, besides
securing great uniformity in speed.
JAMESON ~ COLLINS,
Corner of Royal ami Wilkes streets;
NH 17-.f Alexandra, va.
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DANK OF THE OLD DOMINION.

Is Alexandria Va, June 27th, 1870.
No.ice is hereby given that tho countersign
cd notes of this Bank and it's Branch at Pearls
burg must DO presented at this office for re-,
demption at par On or before tho lst day of
July 1871, or the same will BIO barred, in con
ior1nity with an act of the General Assembly Of
Virginia, passed June 10Th, 1870, entitled an
Act for the relief OF the Bank of the Old Do.
minion."
This Bank having been il a course OF liqui.
dation for the past five years, and it being very
desirable to close up its business and to redeem
the small amount of its circulation now out
standing, tho holders of its notes are earnestly
requested 10 present them for payment at an
early day. WIN II. LAMBERT, Cashier
Z II. MILLER Prest ie 2I-1aW5m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

AIOIlCE--A dividend of seventy cents per
" share on the capital stock Of the BAN Il
OF ALEXAN DRIA will DO paid to tho stock.
holders, or their legal representatives: at the
First National Bank of Alexandria, Virginia,
on and after the tenth day of October, 1871.
Alexandria, Va, August 81. 1870
?. E. HOFFMAN,
K. JOHNSTON,
Assignees.
In accordance with decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county, Virgihia. render
cd 1t the August term, 1859, the following per,
sons are hereby notified to come forward ano
receve,ss above, the unpaid dividends OF assets
of the Bank OF Alexandria, now duo TO them'
in addition to tit dividend above declared
Alexander Balmain, Richard Germon
Charles Bennett, dcc'd Ann h. Harden.
Andrew Reirne, Lucinda Heroe:t, j.
Fire ms. Co.., BALTIC. Csthsrine Hewes,
John Jsnney, Decd Jonathan Jsnney,
William kenworthy, Susannsh kenneoy'
John Lawson, Lawrence Lewis,
Gwen F. Megrath Richard B Mason e'''
Sarah Nixon, Lydia Smythe,
Robert Saunders, Randolph Peyton, trus-
Edward Stsbler' est tee for Z. Singleton
St. Geo. Tucker, dec d. Wash. Van Blooer,
6. G. Washington trus. Bush. G. Washington.
tee for Wash ir. William b. WhIl'ng'
ANDREW JAMESON,
aug 3l-1aw4w Special Commissioner.
W1NDsoR PLASTER AFLoAT.
SEQ tons bcs. quality WINDSOR BLUE
rates by B. II. LAMBERT,
aug 25-2w IS Union street
OPENlNeoFS ELL GARDEN
The TYCOON is happy to announce that
SUFFERS HILL GARDEN is now open Tor
the reception of visitors. apr
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STOVESl STOVESl STOVES

Ibave on hand and constantly receive com.
uleto assortment of Cooking, Dining Room and
Parlor Stoves, at prices which defy COMPETE
ton. Old Stoves taken in exchange and their
full value given. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. M. kUB
au 3I-lm 80 King ST.. DR.. Cooks old stand
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The Markets..

New YORK, Sept. 5.-StockS very strong
Gold IA. Money ass per cent Virginia SKIES;
ex coupon, I'll e; do. new e.. Flour dull and
declining. Whest dull and nomnaly lower.
Corn dull and heavy.
BALrIMcRs, Sept 5-Vlrgihe sixss ID, 5iS
bid, St asked; do 1856 Ga bid, IS asked. Cot
ton firm ut 70 Flour weak. with prices nomi-
nal and demand light. Wheat-keceipts 20
GOO bushels; sses of amber Mary lsnd at l5A
lG0: fair to good red l4O; inferior lo5alZ0;
white lS5sl65; winter red, Western, lS0al35 -
Corn continues neglected Mary land white S'ls
s.; do. yellow S3a95; Western white eOs92 !
mixed do. S0aS5 Oats dull At 4Sa3O. hyo Ioa9o
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Fairfnx county, Gag G-2awts
yrALUABLE MILL FOR SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust from 'ln!iu: j.;
Howell to VIM. II. DUlany' bearing n !i -.St
day Of March, 1850, and Of record IN t'H h',1
records of Fairfax county, liner H., go. J. i"iI"
II for the purposes tGcTein Sc. forth, hall on
MONDAY, the 18Th day Of July, l9i', C9uT.
day in front of Fairfax Court Hoh:G, .ei.. :"
Inc highest bidder, ,,l that property known ns
on Accolink rum about one milo north OF the
Little River Pike, and near G"0ding's Tavern.
rne lot contains Is acres. Inc Mil thereon
needs repair. Tie site is good one, th9 T"ir
une of water ampe and the land attached o.
so'' 4u"''''' 60 ''' THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfsx CO.. 10 1e-lawiw Sub. ITu:toe.
n a. 1HH nboyc sale hrs been postponed unu.
the 18Th DAY OF AUGUST, Court day, "hH"
# viii be Offered At the same place on TIE i'!-
iowino terms: One half cash. and the rcs!d"1
a. SIX ''''"'"'' WIN THOMAS MOORE,
FsirIsx CO., iy 2l-:sw.s sub. Trustee.
Es-The above sale Las bcea postponed u:'''
MONDAY, the 18th day Q; T SsPieWT9 %6R e.
LUMP PLASTER! LUMP pLAaThf!
Il n, tons so FTb bEJ fh h1 hP :PLAsrEH
arrive per schrs j. Baxter and MtgG'"' enc
brig Dsrigo for sale ut market rate t.Mn G2{T
aug 29-3w on -D,--------
FOE 9;e HhS sdjoion hV ch,:: cu one S' , the
nos. positions in the city Tor :: "ood ara co"i
yard: Terms easy n 81. j. 4. FRENCH,
ouo5-,f No. IS, orth'Washington s..
PRESERVING SUGAES-Choice PoEio
Rico Brown Sugars, Crushed. Powdered.
Eranul,,ed, a, land G Exit. Ciali-cd sugars,
for sale low By
aug 81 .. ChlN1ON -AAHoo 1'-'