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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Popular Tonic of the 4 q

The day has gone by when q medicine with
out merit could command and retain the conf
denGe Of the world. Advertising induces the
rI.hr 20 Try many things but in this shrnwd
"i''i thoughtful ago words will not suffice with
oui proofs, ana il is by the exercise Of their
private Judgment, men determine the relative
value =; tho v.iiOus articles recommended to
thar notice through the business columns of
new puDcrs. Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters has
now been sub. e4tod t., TINS searching ordeal for
more Than eighteen years, and the result is that
it stands vt the head ol the class of reno lies to
which i Belongs II has distanced and lived
down nnuinGrable competitors and is TO duy
the Standard Vegetable Tonic Of the western
world. no happy effects which have followed
its use in cases dyspepsia, billiousnesS.
nervous affections, Intermittent tevers and gen
cra! debility. and VS. IL constitutional invigorant
have cn,itltd it 10 universal confidence. Moth
ing can ever shake it's reputation for it is based
on the iu:livl iual experiences Of tens of thous
nnhs "r witnesses. embracing prominent snd
wcl,-Xnown citi&sns OF every profession, occu-
patton and class. There is not city, town or
settlement, in the United States whero it is notn
medicinal staple. No druggist or general deal
or would consider his stock complete without II,
and tho returns Of the internal revenue depart
mont show that lis sales exceed those of any
other proprietary restorative manufactured on
this side OF tho Atlantic. The beneficial results
derived during long series of years from the
whole community that tho only true way TO
store to health Il broken down or deb;litated
system. or to put the human body on its defence
when OK posed to unwholesome influences, is to
inUigorat,. regulate ard pnrify it at one and
tho same time. myW-oOlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23
Public Opinion.

With unanimous acclaim the press Of this
city has spoken again and again Of the wonderful
Native Wine Bittcrs, and wo have oyery owl
dcnce from abroad that they arc rapidly becom-
ing the great national preventive and remedy.
individuals also, by scores upon scores arc vol.
UNFAIRLY sending in their certificates ofapproval.
But ono question remains-Why shall any man
or woman of any age suller another day from
debility, weakness, dyspepsis, rheumatism, Or
amy of the other ills for which these Btters arc
SO absolutely a preventive and cure? Tho
proof may be ascert.ined by d limited test
II. N. LAWSON.
JANNEY s. CO.,
my - Iw Agents for this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23
LOCAL NEWS.

CIRCUIT COURT Judge James Keith Presil
mg-CoNTINUATIoN OF SATURDAYS Pro
| CEEDINoS-LAW SIDE. Green & Wise vs
S0lomonStoVer-assum psit--lism sscd agreed
j. III. Van Ness W. o. Il a. r. T. TO- -
pslt-dismissed, agreed.
Monroe Il Eichburg vs.. JAS. Ii. Watkins -
assnmps!t - lea non assump>it- replication and
Issue.
Brewis & Lawson VS.. James NJ. billiard .
lease-sci-fa awarded to revive uau.e in the
name of - Lawson surviving partner.
Greenbaum 4 Sons vs. A. Melzger ~oase-
certified account dismissed by order Of plain
tiff g attorney
VIM f. Muir VS.. F. +. palg:ti ca,c
jury failed to agree juror Withdrawn and Jury
discharged aud case cuntiuu'd.
EnOck Cook vs.. James L. Smith case
motion Tor new trial oyeIruled and dgmrnt
for defendant.
CHANCERY SIDE.
Mcknight vs.. R)mney Ct aIs Reports Of
commissioners OF sale and commissioner y est
filed and confirmed aud decree.
Beverly vs. Cazenove leave to defendant to
file answer.
Castleman w. English decree last term in
partition set aside.
Waters surviving vs. Trustees NJ. EChurch
decree for $463 with interest from February
lst, 1860, 10 favor of plaintiff
Abbott & Noble vs.. Kell surviving et al
report Of master commissioner filed aud decree.
Wilson vs. Wilson Ct als-order Tor Jno. s.
Chapman to pay to Abbott 4 Noble the sum
of Sl0G,76.
Pelham vs. Phillips decree OF reference.
Carne Guardian vs.. Rice ct. al.-pelition OF
Richard Burke filed AID decree.
Carlin and wife vs.. Skidmorc ct. TX. ct. uls.
j. lacey appointed Guardian al Item OF in
FAINT defendants
Hunters executor vs.. McCrac's admins
VS.. McCracken ct. ais. by consent these causes
we're submitted to the Judge.
Broders & 20. Us. Wallace ami vile ct. al.
This cause Was dismissed by order of plaintiffs
attorney.
Robinson ct. ais vs. Shoemaker It, ais. -
petition Of Geo. w. Brent and Il. G. White
filed.
VIM. Il. Tsyloe vs.. John NagIec, Jr., ct. al.
cause docketed from Pt!uc1 William county
and continued for delendsnt.
Wilburn vs.. Smith ct. aIs.-report OF COM
missioner of sle filed aud confirmed and de-
cree.
Smith and others Vs. Miller, Douglass Ct |
ais decree for salc--S. f. Beach and F. L. |
Smith Jr., were appointed commissioners OF
,alc.
Hite w. Summers ct. aIs-decrce Of part-
ion.
Robertson vs. Shoemaker ct al rules as
against Philips. Smith, Shoemaker, Joyce and |
stevens enlarged so as to command them to |
appear as WarrentoD, FAuquier county on 3rd
Monday in June:
Court adjourned at six O'Clock p. ~. til
court in course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23
CoI1cE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OFFICE. -hr' j.

Police REpoRT-MAYoa's OFFICE M y
ard Kinney. for disoydery conduci WAS uned
and discharged.
Eddie Meades, for disorderly cor due, and
i"f an assault on Msrtan Mal'acr was in de-
ntted to tie work house for - irtv DAYS
Chsrlos Lewis, Willis na' lap, john Dorsey
snu Raymond Webster e. .oroi boys, for play
ing base ball near Batter Rodgers On sunday
evening were dlSchsEs'Jd with reprimand
MAalsFRATEs W .ICE.-A warrant WAS issu-
o. fox the arrest of Andrew Ward charged
with robe:ns To d house Of Mathis Williams
WATcH REZoRT-Night clear and cool till
towards morning, when it clouded up and turn
cd warmer. There were no arrests AMI no
dodgers at the watch house. Eleclicnpe erin 9
was continued until late in the night There
were five dodgers at the wstch house on Saturday
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23

PRIMARY ELEcTIoN.-The primary election
for the nomination OF candidates Tor the Con
serVatlve party of this city, for the municipal!
Offices, is in progress to-day. The contest SO
far has been spirited and exciting all the nu'
merous candidates using their 'evel best to
secure a nomination and noisy crowds have
been collected around som, of the polls. As
the votes are east by ballot it is OF course i'll
possible To tell what the result will be- The
polls OF enel at sun rise aud will close at D..
NJ. The commissioners 10 each ward will COM
mence counting the votes in their respective
wards as soon as the polls, close and when the
count is conpictnl will proceed at once to No.
10 South R,ya! street, where the vota will be
immediately consolidated aud the result
announced.
AT hal! past . o clock this evening there had
been poeI in the lst Ward 277 votes, in the
2nd 49, in the 3rl BOG aud in the 9TH 20G-a
falling of from the registered white vote CT
l09 in the lst Ward, &c ia the 2a |, 2OG in the
Bird and o05 in the 4th
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. tn, Citizens Of Alerdndria

TO the Citizens Of Alexandria :
am glad to SEQ that Il 60 RGE r. bLAcHLO'N
has announced himself u candidate tor reel
lion 10 the Office he now holds, collector OF
re- yes for the Northern District OF Alexandra
city. Mr.. Blackjack has made good, reliable,
energetic and polite officer. De has Eucceedefdi
n collecting the taxes down to very small
.,nornt and that without distressing any one
and for the whole year he has been IN the as
charge of his duties there has not been an I'M
pIsasant word passed between him and the tax.
psyers. His success has been solely on account
If perseverance and attention to the business OF
his oHce. When the people have tried OH
Ger, and one who has proved himself 80 compe.
tent as Mr.. Blackjack has, they should re. elect
him, for it is q position that should not De
changed The citizens should not DO ruled Dy
y few men who get up conventions TO Destroy
Their will. 1t is still fresh in the peoples nina
what wss the conduct Of large number OF per-
soma who went in the convention or March,
1861. and nominated Mr.. VIM. b. Msrbury Tor
flavor, who received one Of the largest votes
ever cast in q convention, and on the gay ol
election voted for another gentleman aver
unanimously passing resolutions to support hr.
M.rbury This is the way they WAL act OF, On
Thursdsy next. If they get their choice, az
well-if they do not they will not ABIDE oy tne
majority therefore, citizens. be not again gun.
cd, but take lessons by the past. folitics mas
nothing to do with the Office. It's only scneme
votten up by clique to deceive the majority
Anu ~ SsN3ta CITIZENS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23

LOCAL BREvITIEs. The strawberries aud
green peas raised in the open air in the garden
Of Mrs. j. r. Smoot at Culpeper Court House
this year, samples Of which have been sent to
this Office, equal if they do not exceed, in the
period Of their maturity in size and flavor
auy pro !uccl in the glrJens this side OF that
place.
Mr. II. :. Wright, Secretary of the Wood.
lawn Farmers Club says the next meeting of
that club will take place en- Saturday June 18th
at Wellington, the residence of Mr. D. F.
Frost.
Several coor..d persons were hnnti-c'l in tho
Potomac yesterday evening at tho usual place
of Battery Rodgers
Mead, chapel, uear the canal basin, was con-
secratcd Yesterday evening by Bishop Johns,
assisted by Rev. r. If. Mckiu,, 10 the pres
enee oil ii large and attentive congregation. The
ceremonies Were of very interesting character.
The brick work Of the six new buildings
crested by Mr.. 1homIs Swami, on the SITE OF
what daring tho war was known rs the Slave
Pen was completed on Friday evening last, and
was toppad of with the usual Accomplishments.
Mr.. John Haynes was the builder.
There was on Saturday night last, severe
storm of lsLlniog and thunder, with TAIL OF
rain.
The weather has turned much cooler since
the storm of Saturday night.
The police yesterday made capll0es OF several
hovs ulsvinp at "bHsc BALI in the open lots OF
the city, aud disturbing the quiet Of The neigh
horhocd, Of the places where tho games were
going on.
A fight took place at the foot OF h'ng street
about half past :, O clock this evening between
q solder from Fort Foot and citizen, DO; IN
der the influence Of liquor. The solder was
carried off by his comrades, and started FOR his
| post, but when opposite Prince street wharf he
| jumped overheard and ,wam ashore.
| MIR. r. w. Falls. the popular agent OF
Adams Express Company, packed his large
four horse wagon with pretty little erIA on
Saturday evening last, and gave them al air
inv around the city. Mr.. Falls handled the
ribbons in the most approved style.
| \ fight between two stalwart colored men
about dark last uight,in Smoot's lumber yard
was Witnessed by large number of apparently
interested spectators.
4 colored man named Andrew Ward boldly
knocked in the door of the house OF a colored
woman named Martha Williams near the ID
aeonal uu.np !ast night and notwithstanding
,or demonstrations carried of every thing nc
nou,i Inv his hand on including her clothing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23

LAW CASE. The argument In the Interest.
ipp case Of Oden ct al. vs.. Brookcs, l'arns!@os
T. Co., on an issue IN ,:hsnlary TO determine
tho title o. slaves taken under execution in The
name Of the defendants before Judge Under,
wood in the u IS circuit Court in .h.s city, was
concluded on SATURDAY evening last, and vas
given TO the Jury this morning. The COUNSEL were
NJ, ssrs. Hunter, Scott and Hes:sn ior com
plaioents, and Conrad, Brent, rnom's ~,
Orr tor deendaEtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23

ToURNAMENr-T The long talked Of tpurna
ment at Prospect Park Fair Ground, Brooklyn
n. y. commenced on Saturday last. There
were fifteen contestants tor the honors Of the
day, who were proclaimed aud known un the
ground as follows ;-.Knight Of Virginia, Horace
Bailey knight Of WcsImorcland, A. Brock.
onbroush; Knight Of Prospect Park, w. q.
Bailey knight Of the Old Dominion. DR.. g.
A. Fox; Knight of Shsnnondale, Eddie Gal
lsgher; Knight Of Hereford r. II. Hereford ;
Knight OF Alabama, J. j. Harrison; knight
OF Marlborough, W. A. Jarboe; Knight of the
Blue Ridge, j. N. Gallagher; Knight OF Mont
gomery, William Knox knight OF Wyoming,
}. Ridgeley McBlair; Knight OF the High
lands, Theodore Mosler, Jr; Knight of Mary
land, ". Marshall Knight OF New York city,
5. 7. Maury; knight OF the Black Plume,
James w. Walsh.
The first plize, a handsome horse, sadded
and brided, was awarded the Knight Of Shan
nonIa!e, second prize, one of BenedicL's watch
es. to the Knight Of Hereford third prize,
jeweiry, to the Knight OF Westmoreland, and
the fourth prize was won by the Knight Of
Virginia, Horace Bailey who carried off the
ring more times than any ono else, and was
the most admired for his riding. The sport
will be continued tomorrow.
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L O A n
CHESAPEAKE { OHIO RAILROAD.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
ROAD

is conpIetcd and running from klCHMOND.
s;Ti;iNGS, IL W est Va, 227 miles. IL is being
rapidly extended To the Onio riVe7' ." m'ieS
further, making Eli III miles.
In IT, progress Westward, i: psne.ra:eS and
opcus up to market the WONDERFUL COAL
DEPOSITS OF tho Ksnawha Region IN West
vi,rini. And thus brings the superior and
aburdon: Goals Of that section into commtnlca-
ton with tho IRON ORES OF Virgin ana
Ohio, and tho Woatern Southwestern h. East
lnaTkots-
When completed it will connect the splendid
harbor facilities of the Chesapoakn with
relinblo navigation on the Ohio river. aEd mus
with the entire system Of Railroad and WAFER
TRANSPORTATION OF tho great West and South
west.
Il will make 81 short easy. cheap anu ia'"t
ebIe route from the West to tho ''ca, ana VIII
command large share of the enormous :7c'ghts
sncking transportation to tho coast
II will thus become Jmn OF the most impSr-
NIT and profitable East and West Trunk Limos
,r Railroad ia the country, and command
trade oi immense value
Tn, completed portion Of the load Is dong d
northumberland increasing business, and ~ '"Ily
eou.l IN Value 60 the wh"'o amount" Oh u" "'''
| ,,,,,.. anon the oLtirc line-Sl5, OUo, "o.
!i,c l,n, Of tho Chesapeake nnd Oh'" Mali
| ,.uJ Luu,rnny, being Il First hortS"S' "''"
lac entire line property and equipments "ot'"
when cnmDlctcd at least S3O. GD GOO, Is therefore
| ,rn ,,c Inc most substantial, conservative anu
,.,;ntje Railroad Loans ever offered IN inc ln"F
,.ri md il peculiarly adapted I" the ~AHla I'll
INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS
VII, !,sfc 20 msAo their Investments VAIN 'h'
.., satisfactory assurance Of positive mo I'M
doubted security.
c'An ,,u.:s arc in demon instlohs "i
LOCO $500 and Slo0
,,; may 10 had COUPON or FS''l f't'
,,,,ores, six per cent per annum. psySo'e
uAY and NOVEMBER LIST
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST fAf -
nIE,N GOLD in tho City Of Now YORK
;,rco so and accrued interest in currency s.
,yh;ch nricc they nay nearly seven per cont II
gold .: their cost,
.u i;ov.ruucnt Bonds and oLh"c Sccnritic
Lnelt in vt tn. stool: Exchange, received IN OK
c,,socr. 81 their fn}l market Ta!na "nd o"hd
car, 80 All nsr,s the country. free .; expires
charges.
qhcv can he obtained by ordering direct iro'
1 IL or through any responsible hH"A "' 'A'"'
IT. INV usrt of tho country
. - '' FISK d. HATCH. Bankers.
Mo 5 Nassau st, Now ORR
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na- F1nsT WARD.-A meeting OF the Con
0ervstiye voters will be held ut Mr.. Norman r.
Mooro's school room, on Tuesday evening, 24tn
Instant at 3 D. M, to nominate candidate IN
,isce Of Hon. LOWS Mckenzie. my E-lt
At tho request OF many friends, ! announce
1nyself candidate for the office OF Collector OF
;T:Yea of Falls Church Township.
mo 193t VIM. B. HOWARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23

TEsTERDAY.-Yesterday was a delightful
summers day, and the number Of persons out
on the streets and at the different churches
was larger than usual Many persons from
Washington visited this city, and the ferry
boats lid an increased business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23

PROPERTY SALES following mention
ed property, belonging to the estate of the late
William DsVaughn, Was sold by public auc'
ton on Saturday last, by Messrs Beck, Knoz
4 Kerby. real estate agents and auciioncars
No. 43 Moth Henry street, to J. Fl. D..
Vaughn fer SIS; No. 4 | north Henry street,
to j. II. Devaughu for $50; NJ. A. north
Washington street, 70 VIM. Cogan for $ $50 !;
No. I57 King street 10 VIM. Cngan for So
900; No. II north Fairfax street. to VIM.
Cogan for $500; No. - north Fairfax street.
to the same tor s4O0, No. 81 north Fairfax
street, to same for $3.50; No 80 north Fai'iax
street, TO same tor $305. y vacant lot upno.
site the three preceding Nos. to same t'r $50.
A vacant lot adjoining the just mentioned lot
on the north, to same for $50. \ lot adj'ln-
Ing the lot just mentioned on the North, upon
which*,here is ground rent, to >. H. De
Vaughn for S. A three story framed house
adjoining the lot just IL sntl)ncd on the north'
to John LAlly for $500. and No. - north
Washington street, to VIM. Cogan Tor s92'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23
Fish Market for this Day.

G,...-.......7 | JUN I 9. TO
;',RrOF ALEXANDRIA. MAYBE
ARRIVED
3,hIs Mary B Somers, New YORK II Back
man, Warren; John ShaS, Boston, and K NJ
Baxter. New York, 10 American Coal Go
Schr Eastern Bell. kilburn, Bangor to " a
5moot.
Brig Storer, Boston and schrs Ii Black
man, Warren, and John Shay, Providence. by
American Coal Co.
-MEMuRAEDk.
Scbr Rebecca Knight Bartlett, hence at
Providence 20tll.
Schr Nellio Fl Benedict Ellis, hence at New
Haven 18Th
Schr S Y W Simmons, Brown, hence at Prov
jence 18th.
Schr Alex Young. Young. for this port sail.
ed from Providence 18th.
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BECkEk'S
EaEH8 NEW PIANO s. MUSIC STORE,
TeTT l49 King street,
| Near st Asaph street Alexandria, Virginia.
AGENT FOR
WA, nNABE & CO.'S. GGG.D 81 ,DAi.
PlANG3

WM. HEINaKAMPsi G'.sl-class BALTI
MORE PIANOS Every Instrument wa!rsnt-
commodaLlng terms - .rn} in other cities.
pAkLok oRS MS ' from the best makers.
WI VIII a' MIS-" ta'' sh PIANOS from any maker
III me county for which persons may nave
prGlero"t'a At factory price,. l hope thereby
to .':'Ve' % cause for those who have at near
nN",
have also PIANOS from frst-clsss nal ers'
that have been out on rent for sale at very ro.
duced prices Every instrument warrantoa'- -
Also the following:
volins, Guitars, Flutes Flutinss: AGcor-
dec: :, Conccrtinas Violinc clos, B>nlos' V'o-
lin Bows. Bridges. Pins, Resin, Mouth Organs
&c, &c.
,Ms- Bost quality Violin and Guitar Strings.
Instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, m
siruction Books and Music paper. Orders TO-
Music solicited and Glled at the shortest notice
| Ny facilities ioc repairs Of Pianos, Organs
| Accordaons, Victims, &c, Sc, are much en-
| lareed, and satisfaction guaranteed.
| Pianos, Organs, &c, FOR Rent Also. tuneo
! and nae ed. ian 10 V. BEChEh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23

CARD-Tbe office I holt forbids me to
~ practice in any of The Gaurts: c.L.; nave
hnsioess in p the hands of my SON. BYKP
LEWIS, who will attend to 1t II conslsten. 10
tho wishes of my clients He occupies my Ia"
nfice and will give diligent and prompt a.so ~
ton to sil professional business o''1'
Gs-E BYRD LEWIS practices in II the e. U Iopd
re- KIM George, Westmoreland and klcnmona
COUNTIES Postofico, Oak Grows fM'E ssi5HSSte
land county, Va. ,n'1r,
TIOR SALE Iowa desirsbl9, 49, sren
Il FARM in Alexandria Co., Al miles rom
Washington city, on a good ROAD iea ~,
Washnston. containing IL Acres, VOL I'm
uroyed in slrespects, al;o - Acres nea. w. 1917
iumbs Turnpike ono mile from 1ollRs.on 100 nno
fnrIahIo House and rooms, some outp ultoios1,
i Ihs ulsce is Known as FORT CRAIG UK high
.n ms a XIV good Wow All around. TINS prop
erly viii be sold very lo %,r Apply Rp4yyt "
Land Agents, III King St.,
mayGti AieA"''1'' 0' -.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
,,;.b 20 inform the gentlemen that nave
the 'e"0'''T WINDSOR NECKTlE; ,
| Also some other styles, oeautliul az psPEK
Ali the now and popular m fI ~ cTREET
| COLLARS, all sizes, and W ALL D ND
~ on5 soc them; will sell them at great
bargains Ms q l.. SIMPSON.
| ap2G -------- ~ mr. oooT
CEILING OUT AT AND BELo" Judi
Having determined to change my ,h psessee 1h
business viii, from this day until the oot III
day Of APRIL csss cut Hs my s sTSrs Fla %AcE
G GEU00VI 3 Of all descriptions. Cutfs and Coz.
lara Embroidery Of III kinds. Combs, rocky n",
pnots Kii Gloves, ,Jewelry. and full iine OF
! yoncv Articles usually found IN hrsH,c'as
| rAncy als-'' H. BAADER,
! lnncy st''' No. ll9 King street
1v1HE UNDERsIGN ED, cE cont Tnm9,s s1 of
| Practice OF Law, WI at'o ond Prnce vii.
TRlIiaS' Is;,ps rcceived Tor collection by or
,y;tnout suit. Rcmittances mace pGOlhp.y' g
nv, business of the lato firm OF Oulany
| Moore, in Fairfax county, VIII fece''o inS p''
s'n"l '''e'''''" THOMAS MOORE.
Fairfax Court House, Virginia.
Fairfax county, my l2-lm
hTEW WALL PAPERS FOR SfhlNo
| ~ TRADE.
The largest, best and cheapest s aSsGFipe"'
WALL PAPERS AND BURBERRY
ever offered IN TINS '"S j. p CLARKEs,
No 1853 King st.
St hco 6q.'nse G as 0 boeo
: go and solicit the continue" eoiNO|0
support OF our - r. NJ. LAWSON,
Surviving Partner.
g my 2-tf :,
| ICEl =:
Aqbc best BOSTON ICE can be obtained M M
anlities to suit purchasers daily from On.
til p m, at No; % NoF'h fA'f'AA
s;,e the Mansion House. o .rwEJJ,
nv % -.
IS ,c,cT MISUNDERSTANDING, Warren =
Y h |nnnfn1d - :" nd Davis & M!ler's Yeast
;; fo"'e's' ''' GAlIVERY & DAVIDSON; ..t
.so rs King e., cor. AHfeu'
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CANAL COMM EIeCE.
ss t zszs
ARRIVALS-T0-DAY Y.

ARRLVALS-To-D4I
Boats Jos Noble, " Sandford, AleA Ray, p
Stewart, w J Shreeve, j b Cazeaux, John w
Bacon and A j Clark, TO American Goal o.;
bnat Fsiona Swaina,to Maryland Coal Co ; boat
II NJ Snyder, to Hampshire u b ut Coal 60.
DEPARTURES.
Bosts kechabitss, e E Speilman, ) swirl
(,oldhoch. Jos Notee, Iowa, Alex Kay, u
stewart, Florence snd Felins Swalne, for Gum
herland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23

LADIES PARLOR s. TOILET SLIPPERS.
Ladies' French Kid Broadway. Ladies, Last
ing Broadway. Ladies' Turkey Morocco Broad
way, Ladies' French Kid Toilet Ladies, Cassl,
mere Toilet, Ladies' Lasting Toilet, Ladies
Serge and Carpet Slippers in every style and
quality, ut WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23
LADIES BUTTON BOOTS.

a tine stock; French Kid, Ve:yet, English
Lss.ins, Kid Foxed and Turkey Morocco ana
other new styles, which cannot be surpassed
for beauty, durability and cheapness.
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-23

REMARKs.-The market for Flour opens with
less activity, though quotations remain un-
changed since last report. Wheat is dull and
heavy; offerings Of 200 bushels white. with sales
prime at l45; offerings of 1865 bushels sed
with sales at 1875 and 1870 Corn is more active
small cttsrngs Of white, with sales 1t l09 1924
bushels Of mixed were offered, with sales at 10,
aud liz of yellow ut l07. Rye sold NJ 10 and
Ill, with offerings of liz bushels. .0j bushels
ta's sold ut G0aGl Butter is unchanged. Eggs
sirhtle advanced and may be quoted 1T l9a20c.