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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14
BUSINESS HOUSES.

~-'- I = = u y,
A TTwOOD Il ANDERSON, COTTON FAC.
IA tor and Commission Merchants. 2yi Front.
DANK--FIRST kATI0NAL0B MEMPHIs.
ID +. S. Davis, Pres't; Newton Ford. v. T.
d Scale Factor, 2O2R Main street. 1speciai
attention given to repairing scales.
NITY BANK, NEW BANK BUILDING,
u Madison street. s.. II. Tobey. Prest;
Il. c.. Kirk. Cashier j. A. Hayes, Jr., Asst.
OAROLINA LIFE ms. CO.. AZ MADISON
" st. j. Davis. Pres't; w. +. Boyle, See, y.
NANCE * ANDERSON, ATTORNEYS
Y at-Law, 1926 Main street, Memphis. q
nICKINSON, WILLIAMS x CO., COTTON
IL Factors. 2l0 Fi.nt street.
EMMoNS 4 SON, BOOKS, STATIONERY,
IL Magazines. etc., 10 Jefferson and 6S Beal.
EISHER. AMIs X co., MARBLE-W0 0RKs
Il and Drain Pipe. cor. Adams and Second.
NOEpEL. LEOPOLD, AGENT, DEALER
VI in Organs and Knabe's Pianos. SO Main.
HEINRICH, p. II. & BRO. C0NFEC-
III tions, Groceries, Liquors, etc., 224 Main.
NFcCOMBs, KELLAR a. gYRNES. HARD
Nl ward, Cutlery. etc.. 3221a-and S4 Nam.
ORGILL BROS. 4 CO., HARDWARE, CUT
" iery, Agricultural Implements. BIZ Front.
CTEAM DYERS 4 CLEANERS.
y Hanson * Walker Qate Hunt * Hanson),
2i6 Second street.
IITHITMORE, E.. STEAM JOB PRINTER,
w 13 Madison street. - saI AlA ll . IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14

DLANTATIoN AND CROP MORTGAGES
II for sale in quantities 10 suit. At thif ofice
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14
TATE OF WISCONSIN, !

STATE OF WISCUNSIN, aa
COUNTY or MILWAUKEE. So
John H.. Van Dyke, President
Life Insurance Company. of Milw
and say that the foregoing is full
pany; that the said Insurance Co
sand Dollars of actual cash assets
bonds and mortgages of real estatl
for which the same is mortgaged ;
surance Company.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14
Subscribed and awoFA to before me
STATE OF WISCONSIN, | @.
CnUNTY OF MILWAUEEE. as'

/. James Hickcox. Clerk Of the
w. II. FaTnham, whose name Is
thereof, q Notary Public in and for
Qaths fur general purposess and thi
w. II. Farnham, and verify beliey,
\ In testimony whereof, l have b
day of July, 1870.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14

Young. Middle Aged and Old Mems
weakness Cured at once.
DR.. BARRETTI. 4 Hickman Block,
S0-55 Beal street zap stairsl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
NEWS OF The DAY.
"7o sho,o the very age and body OF the 7amss'

4 " htOO VIC very uyo o"s~ O'"S ="
The Joint Committee on Reconstruction ~
the Presbyterian Church, which is to meet 10
Philadelphia on the 10th OF March, CONSISTS
of George w. Musgrare, Samuel W. fISoGr'
G. G. Beatty. r. w. Patterson, Cyrus DICK
SOD. Edwin F. Hatfield, {. +. wing Joseph
Yesterday the Judiciary Committee Of the
u. s. Senate reported fa7orably on the nomi-
nations of Judges Strong and Bradley to Ge
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court. mo
action was taken by the Senate. There was was
quito a long debate ia Judge Pearres case,hut
a vote was not reached.
The troubles Of the Methodist Book Con
Germ at New York are attracting considerao!e
attention throughout the country among the
members Of that large and influential denom-
nation.
Ia the Philadelphia contested election cases
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has athrln
ed the decision of the Court below, giving the
City Row Offices
S. Teack!e Wallis, will deliver all address
upon the life and services OF the late Georg
Peabody, at the Peabody Institute, Baltimore
on Friday next.
Santa Anna arrived at Havana yesterday o.
his way to Mexico but was ordered to leave
that city on the first steamer Tor any other thai
Mexican port.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has de
cidcd against the motion for the rehearing o
the Schoeppc murder case.
Yesterday both branches of the Georgia Leg
isla,ure passed resolutions to 60 into an cleo
ton for u. S. Senators to day.
The latest advices from Paraguay are tina
the allies still are moving in pursuit Of Lopez,
who is again in 'iuil retreat"
The Jersey Shore Postofice, near Williams
mort. Pa, was robbed on Sunday night
FIX Secretary Seward is at Matanzas.
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A6GT'I9sN SALES.
= noc7. Knox & AerGy

Rcxl Estate gents and Apetiones;rs, : ~ Tfs1,
qSY VIRTUE OF = DEaD of ~ tI pbi1;,,,
+ Hoo 5 and VIII, *:'a duly r9eoE ded t4H ;lr.
4ssS t6e5 ss s ns Ssy e ot 1 Ma:sn n % %
~ ,rnnoises in the city oC AleZandra
w. ss =, PaHTje sScq R6 tss fsl2" HE VAL
uhbh 10 6E GROIIND in said city. will. :,
RRICK SRI RE HOUSE thereon, situ a an
the northeast sUg1 oocS of kPg e W <: M
Tho nt hss front of forty i've feet on King 81
md one hundred feet on Fayetto ,oh,
The said property vii! be solu 20 ryd irtep
est ' .herec D Secured by tho a decd to Robert
G. Violet ,roho., money
49,, ,ino il six snd twelve months
with the dse;Fsh no pay%op Ss5p 20 es
C CAt r" sni convoysncing to be paid D.
the ,urcila or. Sale 10 commence exactly :"
'2",r'ocN Ia W. INV CHAa. Z. HOOFE.
| Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
Ry Green G. WISE,

Zeal L tate Agents and Auclohss's
N'iS SALE
Tho FARM known Us FEDORA hlLL i;
situated on the heights, II miles nortnweI' o.
Acxapdris, adjoining The land Of tho Es rseW
Lloyd will BIO sold on SATD kDA \, op:IsiS
10 lsTO, n front of the Mag or's Chico, II! puo1'
VII ton The view il almost unsurpassed :,
Water excellent, It pc 7esses the ADVANTAGE,
IF three markets- a lexandris Washington ana
Georgetown. ,.
No better situation tor M cary garden .: o.
chnrd can be found in this section.
RIA i,nnrnyctntnts are O good FRA Nj e CA
WILLING. Barn, Stable. Carriage EsE
House, Wagon and Cow House; excellent o!ic''
Dairy, md we'll OF water at the d''F 'h'''''
Of fruit in moderate quantities.
tbs farm contains ~ acroa.
w. ''' ''0' jan 2G-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
r, the House Of Representatives ca SntuT.

In the House Of Representatives. ca SatuE'
dsv. Gen. Butler in replying to Il speech made
nv MIR. Dawes said, he discaimed all intention
of featuring the House, and desired onca i"r ail
n nut in a bar against the analogy OF Saul OF
Tarsus and himself. He had heard i; "'n"fren
times and a half 10 this House. There were
three things which he thought might be ant
ted hereafter, because the country fully under
stood them. First, that the had voted Tor 'cff
Davis second that he had got sudden con
version; and third, that lie had not been III the
Renubican party as long rs some other neopt.
An that was true He had no doubt that IN
The o!den times there were men who stood by
Judas against Paul. because Judaswa| III" Older
apostle. -
A letter FROM Richmond. published in Ih'
Baltimore Sun, says
TT has been definitely Ascortalned thH' LII
| LEGISLATURE will have to elect u. , s'eha!or
| and inst at an early day Senator Johnston !
nov .npenrs, Was elected for but the uncZplTe(
| remsinder of a term which ends tho 4lh o
noTt month March Already there l. caucus
ngsnd stcifs over tha matter. for 1t Il bY n
mans certain that MIR Johnston will be + ':-n
5;Jate for re- ele ctcn. The current gossip l
| tbot Gov. Walker will bo cleo ed 10 Slccee'
| NJ Johnston, and that the latlec will be elect
ed Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Appcaif =
! The LEGISLATURE will at once pro'ioa Io.
oloction of Lieutenant Governort to take tue ONO
| NJ Governor should mr.. Walker he 1!oc'c" !.
| the Senate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
nss-A GARD.-As the time is fast approach

myA CARU.-As the time is fast approach
ing for the election of our municipal .lAceTS,
end believing that now as in 1866, 1t is import,
snt to have tine right maa in the right plAcc =
snd believing that the people made Il wise ana
iudicious selection then, ana believing tHat the
same gentleman will DO again acceptable to tho
people. l confidently propose the namc o!
HUGH LATHAM Tor the position OF .h&y"T
of this city. 1t is hardly necessary TO- REMIND
our citizens of the ability and energy displnyeI
ty Mr.. Latham during the two years ho ii"id
the Office, the prudence and tao. with which he
encountered the encroschments OF the persist
ent Provost Judge of The Freedmen By
reau "-successtul in every Instance; the wI:e
and successful etf'rt to furnish fuel for IN:
Door and last thong h not lesst, the plGn:llu!
sup; ~ of good wholesome soup furnisEc4 sill
the deserving poor through his uLilagiEg
and persistent eGors. The grc@. c1niiocEcc
rcposed in lis impsrtiality and strict integrity
by Col Lee :nd the Govarrmcn. cn"b!ct him
to eniet their aid il the relief alluded 20 above,
and our citizens should testify their ap'"ec';'.
tior OF his conduct 1T thGt ti;nH hy returning
him 10 tho position he 50 ably i:lc!. NHt: l.io:r
remark and en- done for the present. Con
trast the expense: for relieving She p11r iu'!2E
the two winters Of his administration and ~"
supply furnished, and :Gy other two winters J..
"ur history and if yoa can find Il parallel, J
will yield the point. .....
raS III: JUSTICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

1t is reported that by the addition OF the
District Of Columbia to the Department OF
Virginia, General Candy will, at no distant day,
ask permission TO transfer his headquarters
from Richmond to Washington. At present
he is busily engaged in arranging matters be-
longing to the first military district, and will
remain in Richmond until the work in accom-
plishe1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

FINANCIAL DIsAsTER.-P Probably no one
event has ever created such stir 10 the bust
ness circles of Baltimore and some of the ada
cent towns as the failure otthe we'll known dry
goods firm of Howard, Cole & Co. The stand
ing of the individual members OF the firm in this
community was such that unlimited confidence
was repossd in them, and hence the announce
ment of failure, with the magnitude of the
losses. produced an effect something like q
thunder clap in a clear sky. Since the event
the busy tongue Of gossip has not been idle,
and were we disposed we might FL columns with
statements ofthe desperate acts resorted to by
one of the firm to sustain a house he saw sink
Jog surely and swiftly. Enough, however, that
their ruin carries with it that Of several others,
not the least pitiabe Of whom are those who
trusted to them their little all, widows and Or
phaps, whose means OF support have been
swept into the same whirlpool which enguiphs
the thousands of the sterner sex. The debts
sum up 81 ,2O7, Oe2. Se-Bah. Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
MOTHER REMARK ABLE BOOK
"A Received to day st

e NoIAEN " ~ VI n =. ~ ~ ~ - - i''|iA
"a Received to day st
FRENCH'S, NO. IS KING ST.
RED AS A ROSE IS SHE, by tho author Oh
Cometh up SIS Flower, rot Wisely but t."
Well, &C.; price zoe.
Adventures Of Caleb Williams; new edition;
80 cents. 49,
Ir.ing's Works new edition. just issued
complete in 26 volumes, at ST 2o per volume ;
sold separately very cheap ,,
The Maiden Widow,by Mrs. Z. l.. n. South
worth 81 IS.
Kitty, by M. Betham Edwards; 5Jc.
tab X q. T. FRENCH.
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rtesS SAKE ANls seEET.

gaOR RENT-The ST ORE. NJ. 8sonth Far
{ fax street in thorough repair; Rent s,io
PC" month, or to . good tenant lGO per yeas
po::r.sion given March Isl" Apply TO
JAMES a, JANlNH,
Next 10 Friendship Eng. House.
L.. 81. A.. or next door.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

NEW York Dry GOODS III ARK ET.-rrlces
have been we'll maintained, and the tendency
has been towards higher rates in standard COT.
tons, greatly to the relief of some purchases
VIII h sd laid in a heavy stock in, anticipation
of rise The reports of good collecti ms from
the interior, and The great ease of the money
market, have had an essential cuec! upon prlce''
Cottons arc not in excessive supply, but The dc
clinirg value OF tho raw material must prcyGns
any Speculative movement for higher rates. Inc
recents of cotton 1T the Southern ports contln
ue large and promise to carry up the pro. uct q
1860 to full three million balus. Eo9lcn sooas
nre generally in better demand. prlces ere
s.iffsr Oh d. sirable sly les Of cloths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

The list of balls. parties, &C., 60 given In
Washington, by those who hold Office, or have
secured large salaries, or have made money by
contracts, or have grown rich through shoddy,
&c., continues to be published in some OF the
newspapers under the head of Society" And
as general rule precious "society' it isl
The old citizens of Washington laugh heartily
at "Socety' par excellence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

BALT1unHE. February l5,1R ~ hond q;
For Baltimore and Ohio 1906, 954 for dc. 1885,
81 for Central Ohio first mortgage. 81 Icr Orange
and Alexandria third mortgage 49, ~ ipr C C
ango, Alexandria and Manassas I2'' ana to Tor
south Side second mortgage guarantee" ~
Petersburg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

It said that the telegraph cable has lately
been circulating several incorrect statements
with regard to the Russian government The
reported persecution Of the Jews, the Emper-
o.'s illness, the dismissal Of Prince Gortchacow,
and the abrogation of all liberal refroms, are
all now contradicted by the Russian officials in
this country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
e'sb Il " so z a "a.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Fob. l5.--Tha mar
ket this morning was toio7ably active. oher-
iags of Wheat light, with fair demand; o4'
bnshels whit, and red were offered mad sales
made at H. for the former, ana ~. 10
and 1923 for the latter Corn active; s"'"S o.
mixed at 81. S. and Sc; offerings of 1900 bush
els light offerings OF yellow, but no sales re-
ported no white on Change. Oats firm ~ o.;
Offering of 2C0 bushels. Rye nomi Small
offerings Of Glover Seed, but no sales reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
ICOMMUNICATED.


The complaint made by "CITIzEN," as to the
failure OF the night watch to give the alarm, in
time. on the night Of the fire at the .. A.,
r. r. depot, is not correct. At the very tir:t
cry of fire, the night watch sounded the alarm,
and some OF them assisted to carry the Sun
reel TO the fire, and it was the first apparatus
there The watchmen gave the alarm ell over
town in ample time but the Citizens still slept
on, and really believe if there had been :.
hundred mortars bombarding the city, they
would have still slept or.
Now, as TO Inquiry In reply to him
say that the night watch were not in low dens,
or balls, or rum mills, but in the discharge OF
their duly-tor they are not employed 10 l0oS
after one particular piece OF property, bat the
whole town. On the night spoken Of the
young men referred to were stopped and told
that II any further noise was made they would
be put in the watch house. And as they are
known, if such q thing docs occur again, they
will be dealt with without fear or favor, and as
the law directs.
If the complaints here spoken Of are made by
any one who wishes to get OF the night watch,
he has a peculiar way Of obtaining popular
ity and | hope be will do his duty as faithful
~ as have the present watch, whose attention
ia the discharge of their duties Is admitted by
ali we'll thinking people.
am bona tde citizen, property holder,
and tag payer, d. - u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

Bishop Payne will be somewhat asopished
when he reads in the Richmon nd papers, an &C
count of a Missionary meeting il Richmond, in
which he is called "a co!ored man." An AT
r;can sun may have darkeEed his complexion.
Never theless, he is y warmer friend to the best
interests of the colored people, ihaa many re.
ally coored men are.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

ln the case OF the U. S. against keeler and
others the U. S. Supreme Court yesterday
held that payment by the postmasters at the
South, at the commencement Of the late war
of the public moneys in their hands to such
persons as had clames for postal sarvice against
the u. S. under the Confederate law to that
end, did not discharged the sureties on the
official bonds of such officers. The defence oil
irresistible force, compulsion, &c., was held 10
be bad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
FOR RENT.

Tho SrUHKanI DWELLING, 40 81 klnE
strcct. now occupn! by q. Mct%ger.
Possession March J, 1870. Apply tH,,
HDBHkT AMI hSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

The Russian Government, it IL said, has,
through its Minister here. made demaod up
On our Government for the interest on the Al.
aska purchase money, alleged TO be due from
the date of the stipulation OF payment by treaty
TO the actual date on which payment was made.
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=. i CuCNERlHlE.
l.. H. SUM MEKS.
Fairfax CO., ia! II -2awts Comm Is


.r~s0MNllSStNNER' SALE nr r Al.U-
NGi,E FARM NEAR CHNTEEF i.LF,
FAIRTAX COUNTY. VIRGINIA ~ E.T.
tur 81 2 dncrco % The Circn!l Court OF fHi'i*N
county. III lnc suit 81 lame Il. %i"nG!e h":Fs
vs.. Pete, iio5ling'a Administrators, 1T f"Y"H-
bnr term, 1850, the undersigned. Com !nis:;nnTF
Of sale, viii. on he "A MOEDA ! II } An u
AIRY, !S.G Court day, in 'front.' Of Fairfax y
House; sell 20 the highc:! bidder, 1T ruhIIc
safe that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAMP,
formerly the rcsGcnco al LANES a. Spindle
confirming z3nt acres This farm lies on the
Marrcrtnr and Alexandria Turnpike Nd rear
Ccn;r.v,!c. tho soil is 81 excellent 4uH!i:T,
ibcina Vie red and Is susceptible Of :. Ligh
state OF improvement. vi but little expense -
Persons wishing TO purchase good lana III II
healthy region will do we'll (" examine THIS
farm. .
TEEMS--une tenth o. tho purcuaSc-lnuNcy
cash the residue il t2ree equal Payments NJ
six, twelve Mnd ighteen moths: with ihtercs.
OH the deferred DR. ments from the day OF SAFE;
tito purc:n.c. - give his bonds for the deferred
u"y inc!,ls and the title ID ba retained unit: me
wIio,c o. the purchase morey is paid tue :Anti
suhec; to resi-, IS the risk o. The purchNseT III
case at II non compliance with the terms OF s'.c
v- .lc!..i. il making the deferred pay ems.
THOMAS MOORE Comm'r.
49, above sale j. postponed 10 the ZiSi
dav @! FEBRUARY. 1870, Court day, 81
IT," s..'no place. Possession given, II solo: o.!
the i: day ot .I@MuAry. 1871.
''' TliOS MOORE, Comm'r.
III, Jun
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on AUGUSTUS WALL, SHi
2CI Wholesale ald Retail Dealer in ~

Hay, GRAIN AND MILL FEED
Has on hand at I'll times full supply @; me
different grades Of II LII FE 81; also Gil kl'us
Of GRAIN, HAY and STRA ".
Feed delivered to any part OF the city tree OF
cbarse. Il. WALL,
~ 7T-tf No 20l King street.
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Fsirr.x co., i'm 2G--!aw.s
aEOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
w SALE al AUCTION.

NJ OST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX
VI: SALE ~ AUCTION.
BIZ virtue o.! /. decd OF truS. executed i ne
hv Henry 3. Goullcnan 4 L wife, of record in
lie Clerks Office OF :fcstmoreland county, and
in purs..nc: uc written instructions !ro:H the
p-r!ies fccufcl thereby, shall, On n: l:th
DAY OF FEBRUARY, ls7:', il fair, "thc:%i'e
Oh .hc first !,s;r day thereafter, nj noon. pro-
{, cl TO sell, :oc cash, on tho premises - IN"
hiyiicst bidder tii.. most i i = i Is !; +
TRACT ON LEND kno~n as w Il TIE
PUINF." lying :!n;ac!i:!"IT on Ia" Potomac
river, in tho up;c. PAL Of |cstmo-e."E,! 60:
continuing G|3 acre, more or "&e. ih" htit!
:n.s upon Ibis lnrin ar superior. This 'and is
leased for !2cG0 Il year, "sc.usiE3 "EN most "a
u,.bic G.Ain% bore AID = I"Dpsia %! e "v2!,
"onm&a ing 8 r"Hg SIC.
Tho ;i.,o 10 this property IS boIin:cI % be
;r1isrnl.:,hc and ":ithnHt inCHnbrea2o. OK
crpt ihi- deed! HW. selling rs Iru2,na, | shall
or,r convey iii , title vested ii nc IS such.
joins Z. LEWIS, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

EpR HENT-The STORE ard pW Eli.
S.: LING No. JOG King street Connected
With the kitchen i: h@s n brick oven of III dorm
Instruction. suitable for conlsctlonG- u:
fah Nv 30. 81 King Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
NHoGCH SEED POTATOES.
EARLY It'll G BEST fEt. : 80
KNOWN

ofer :. fair supply OF this splendid 1"" ~
" variety, which during tin past tn" Season:
has created such m unusual excitement, "H'
has fully sustained al tho promises %hj"h VI
made for !. BY its ntroduccr.
As AN EARLY MARKST POTATO, ii
stands far ahead Of anything heretofore 2?o"7
in its combination Of extreme e"riiness, inc
handsome size, superior quality and "Tcat pr"
ductiveness
Price ) per peck, - % per 1nsheI, 50 I'"'
btl By mail, postage paid, 4 lbs for -.
have, also, other varieties, such ~ E"riy
Goodrich, Early Buckeye, Monitor. "hitt
Mercer, Peach Blow, &c.,-sll No!th''H ''GTd
mMy usual pieta stock Of A":;cu;tGraI
lmpler1ents aid MACHINERY, SEED: snA
FERTILIZERS alwsyf on hand
ssa- Catalogue and price list mailed o" srr!'.
cation. HERBERT BRYANT,
feb lj-t!, no. % King street Alaxa.. Va.
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.cxaMs;Is3insI.R-? sALi. LAND:

IN ,,urs.nGa. ~ a. J"cron of the Circuit Court
cc rn!.i. county. pranoncccd 1t lis SoVen:bc:
torn, 1864, IN the salt OF CoiomE:' lTH:;re -
ro,,fn,n and rtncrs, theunGcrsigncd will offer,
it pubic sale 81 Fairfax Cour; House on
T0NDAY. tho 4l:t day OF February, 1853
Cour. 1av, IL: THACr OF LAND formerly
belonging 20 ChNr!cz =. Coleman, continuing
IG9 acres. ,,,, 3
This lani is II :: !No:cEh!r AaiEc"orho1"' q,
GOOD ni;s -, ;ith tocrab BIO i'm p"0voinan!: "no
adjoining tic lands of W ebstcr. Newman A;d o'h-
cr! and Is si!uu,cd about t%o nils from 'i'tt'
don station, and IL ~ country inuc!' sought "it":
b. Nnr.hGEI! sc.t!G'E- /.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

Mr. Lawrence, OF OHIO, introduced, in the
House yesterday,a bill ito provide. Tor unalng
the public debt at lower rate Of interest; tc
secure uniformity in the value Of the nationa
currency, and to determine the time and mode
IT resuming specie payments"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15
TEAS! TEAS! 7 E A S

Inst received u fresh lot of the justly celebTs-
.ed TEAS. imported from Canton, by MIR. Ah'
See which We are selling at very low figures
Cali and examine at ,.,,,,.
Jer ., l07 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

DAEnAj,4S III Old GOODS,
II A. No. so King stree.
We hssn Il largo lot Of old fAshion9't en-
broidered Muslin Collars, elegant French work
Muslin Bands Black add White Lace Capca.
Second Mourning CoIlsrs. Inside Han l;or
chiefs OF Chemi sotts, underaleeTes, Grenadein
end Lace Wells.
Also, Plaid Silk; several patterns OF B!"c!;
Silk, a. they are. We have inarE"l The price
Please ask for them Us We have phi. them ort Of
our regular stock in q room up stairs.
our stock IF WINTER GOODS IS still large.
and must be sold. Purchasers are invited 10
examine our prices, As Va are offering great m
ducement:.
OURNEW GOODS Received this day Il
full line OF New Caicoes, Blesched CntLon:,
Pillow Case and Sheetng COttons, Heavy
Brown Sheeting and Shifting. Ticking, Striped
Shirtings Cam brics. Ginghams with = full AS
sorimsnt of sessonsblc Dry Goods.
feb Is ROBT. l.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

TORShLE OR RBAT-Thc HOUSE =!
td:: Battery Rodgers, known rs the SuIL:'h
STOP, Epnly ~ FRED. RECkER3.
lnr IA l4G King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-15

10 the House of Representatives yesterday,
Dir. Kerr, of Indiana, offered a joint resolu'
ton which was referred to the judiciary Com
mittee, directing the Secretary of the Interior
70 deliver to Mrs Mary Custis Lee, Of Virgin
ia, the articles now in the Department OF the
Interior, in the custody of the Commissioner
of Patents, known as the Mount Vernon Rel
les" which under military authority were re-
moved to and deposited in said Department 10
the wear 1862