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Arizona citizen., 1871-05-20
Authorized Agents for The Citizen
A SHAKSPERIAN PARABLE.
HENRY THE Iv," PIT. lsT, sc. SD.

HENRY THE Iv," PIT. lsT, sc. SD. -l remember, When 1 was dry with rage, and extreme toll, Breathless and faint, leaning upon my
 sword, Came there certain lord, neat, trimly
 dress'd, He was perfumed like milliner;
 and still he smiled and talk d :; And, as the soldiers bore dead bodies by, He call them--untaught knaves, unman-
 nerly, To bring slovenly unhandsome cOrse Betwixt the wind and his nobility. With many holiday and lady terms
 < And telling me, the sovereign'st thing on
 earth Was parmaceti, for an inward bruise; And that it was great pity, so it was, That villanous saltpetre should be digg'd Out of the bowels of the earth,
 and but for these vile guns, He would himself have been a soldier. This bald unjointed chat, my lord, l answered - 3t And, 1 beseech you, let not his report Come current for an accusation, BetwiXt my love and your high majesty.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-20

THE lNsoRIPTIoN.-The following we'll known words of Governor An drew are to be inscribed on his statute:
 "I know not what record of sin awaits me in the other world; but this I do know, that I was never so mean as to despise any man because he was poor, because he was ignorant, CT because he was black"
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-20

60 " Hickory Shirts, large size. 1SOOyards Prints good quality and colors. 800 G Red Flannel. 900 '' Manta, medium weight. 10 pounds Borax 1000 {" Blacksmith's Coal l doz Brushes, W. w horse. Corn Brooras.
 l Door-Locks and Keys. l Nose bags. 15 Paint Brushes, 900. 20 Iron Screws, assorted, No. 2(6S Balls Saddlers' thread, assorted l Set Carpenters Tools, complete Flag, U. s. recruiting size. 400 pounds Horse and Mule Shoes. 100 '' Horseshoe Nails. 100 {" Harness Leather 400 ' Nails, No: 4 G. 8and 10 p |" Blue Paint 10 |" Resin. HOO '' Rope-3OO lbs in.;-2OO lbs. l-in.;-30O lbs. 2-in,;-3OO lbs l1S in 100 '' Bar-Steel, F in. sqr- 50 G Wh Lead 10 C Saltpetre. 800 < Iron, flat assorted. sets Mule Harness. Mule Collars extra.
  sizes.
 Riding Saddle complete. l Wagon for six animals. ? ambulance Whips. dog. Bottles Gargling Oil ? '' Mustang Eminent gals. Linseed Oil 5 Neatsfoot Oil 2000 feet Redwood Boards, rough. To be delivered at Sacaton, Gila River Reservation, immediately, viz: 10 OX-carts. f dog. Primers, Wilson's. 3 States medium size. $ :" Pencils. ? Reams Letter Paper. } dog. Pen Holders. . Gross Gillott's Steel Pens, No 4o4 , doz. Lead Pencils. 3 C Bottles Ink, small. " 1st Readers (Willson's). 2 Song Books, primary department Public Schools. To be delivered at the Colorado River Reservation, and at Sacaton, A. T., immedi- ately, in nearly equal quantities,
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-20

be made at the Colorado River Reservation, A. T., in such quantities, and at such times prior to June 30th, lS72 as may be desg- mated by the Superintendent of Indian Af- fairs.
 The Beef Cattle will be subject to the following conditions, viz :
 Not to weigh over Five Hundred Pounds net per head; to be weighed if practicable, and from the live weight of the animal thus ascertained, its net weight to be determin- ed, by deducting therefrom fifty per cent um. If weighed, not to be fed or watered, from six to nine hours previously. Ii i'm practicable to weigh on scales, the herd to be separated and arranged into three equal lots, according to their apparent weight, as heavy, medium, and light cattle; an av- craze animal selected from each lot, killed and dressed, as prescribed by the U. Army Regulations, and the average net weight of the three animals thus selected, killed and dressed to be accepted as the average net weight of the herd. The examination, ard determination of the acceptability and net weight of the Beef Cattle, to be by a Board composed of special Indian Agent on duty at the Reservation, an officer of the army, selected by said Agent, and person selected by the Contractor.
 To be delivered at the Colorado River Reservation, and at Sacaton, A. T., imme- diately, in nearly equal quantities:
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-20
Indian Department.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS.
 Arizona City, A. T., April 17th, 1871.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS, Arizona City, A. T., April 17th, 1871. SEALED PROPOSALS, in Triplicate, O will be received at this office, until twelve o'clock M. on Thursday, June lst, 1871, for supplying the following articles,
 VIZ 25O, ,000-Two hundred and fifty thousand
 pounds net (more or less) Flour, of
 standard supertine quality. 50, 000-Fifty thousand pounds net (more
 or less) Barley, of good merchant
 able quality.
 75,000-Seventyfive thousand pounds net
 (more or less) Beans, of good mer-
 chantable quality. 75,0e0-Seventy-ive shousand pounds net
 (more or less) Beef Cattle, fit for
 immediate aa,tyHte1 and issle
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-20

75 dog Axes, handled. g Helves 20 Spades. 47 Sickles, short. 50 Planters Hoes, No. 8. 10 Claw Hatchets, large. Scythes and Snaths. 10 Scythe stones.
 l Monkey Wrenches.
 Crow-bars, medium sizes. 70 ShOvels, long handled. short ' 24 Picks. B helves. g Hand Adzes, small
 Hand-saws.
 Grindstones and Fixtures. 12000 Sewing Needles, medium to coarse. To be delivered at the Colorado River Reservation, immediately, viz: 800 pairs Blankets (6 lbs). 60 dog. Pants equal to Satinet. g Wool ShGWls, S4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-07
nv Green & Wise

Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers
TRU!sTEESi SALE,-By virtHo OF deed d. OF
executed by Margarqtta Raglan and Jeremiah
Raglan, her husband recorded in liber *, No. i,
folio $685.. of the land records Of Fairfax: county.
Va, the undersigned, trustees, will sell, BY pub
lie auction, at the Mayors office, in the city OF
Alexandria, VA, ut T. o'clock m, on: TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of April, 1871: the following
described property, viz; Avn
ALL THAT T'EACT OF LAND, situated in
Hunting Creek and on the cast side Of the rond
SEVEN DiS1lNCT PARCELS OF LAND,
containing pS acres, roods and y poles, more
or lcss-pll adjoining each othor, and fully de-
scribed in a deed from George g. Barton and
Eliza H.. hi: witc,. 10 Jeremiah. Raglan, dated
October :2lst. 1861. ...
Terms: Cash Stamps and conveyahcing Mt
the cost the purchaser:
:: -" GEO, y: BRENT: | Trsatsss. -. :.
go. nh % Is G. W. WATTLES. 1 ''T'''''
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IS " WELLS "A. HARPER
by John III. PARROT, Auctioneer.

CloA[AIIssIoNEE|S SALE Of REAL ES-
" TATE, IN THE. CITY OF AI.EAAN-
DRIA-Under authority ola decree Of the Cor
-poyatioi Court for the city Of Alexandria, rem
dGred in the suit: Of Geo: H. Shoots executors
against l. G. O'Neal, Sheriff. -atnrnistrs:.f OF
Columbus Steele and Others shall offer for sale.
in front efthe Mayor office, m tho city Of AL:
cxaudria, on SATURDAY;th the first day of April
next at. II o'clock Ill. of that day, that LOT OF,
GROUND, with the improvements thereon, Sit
uatcd In The city OF Alexnndrid, and bounded rs
follows: Beginning rs feet west from: Fairfax
street; thence wost on Princess street "a feet;
thence southwardly SO feet inches to Il 10 fleet
alley with right OF way in common with others
over said alley; thcncc castWntdly with said III
ley "A feet thcnce northwqrdly 81 feet$ inches
to the beginning. -. -. -. ..
I Terms: Onc.tourth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the ddyof sale, and the resi-
b icc tn; rs at six twelve and
ments to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser
satisfactorily endorsed, and the title to be rct9u-
ed till the purchase money is fully paid Stamps
ard eonveyapcing at purchasers cost: ..
: =. II. .. CLACGHTON,
fob 2S-cotS = Commissioner of Sale.
Es-Thc above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, 9Th instant, nj the same time and
place. apl-N :.
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Extensive COnfiagations.

ALBANY. April One of the most extern
sve conhag cations ever occurring in this city took
place this morning. The fire broke out in the
large printing house of Weed, Parsons 4 Co.,
ON Columbia street, consuming that building
and nearly an entire block of small buildings on
Broadway between Columbia and Van Trump
streets on the West side The total loss, will
reach half 4 MILLION dollars,
! BosroN. April The furniture factory oi
Wcmyss Bros. i'll Cnarlestown, was burned
this morning. .ess SlG, 900; insurance $4,000.
-Four hrcmcn were injured, but not dangerously
by falling roof. George E;lrney the, night
Waterman Of the factory is missing, and it Is
feared he persisted in the flames ...-: s,'.;
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

:. FORRENTETheBR1cK DWELLING
El#=i No 32G King street. recently occupied by
H S. Martin. On thepremises arc- eight large
rooms, besides kitchen and servants room Also
cQmmodious smoke house and large yard
bordering on the street AEgpN7y to Sprcopy
FOR REN1-That large and most de-
M.s$iI lghtful BRICK HOUSE, No S-Wahinlg=
ton street, corner of Queen. This is a most, de-
lighttully situated house, with IS rooms, in a
tfo,t, healthy and pleasant neighborho6d; is in
good order and condition has large yards on
thewcst and south, with grapes, fruit trees and
flowers +. j. LLOYD,
dee 5-tf No. ia Queen street: ,
A. For SALE-The eligbly situated three
E!a story BRICK no USE, lO6 Duke street, be-
tween Pitt and st; Asaph, containing ten rooms
and bath room, With hot and cold water. The
house is: furnished throughout with gas and fix
lures and is a, most desirable residence being 10
Gated IN pleasant neighborhood. The adj join.
ing lot is offered with'tEe aforementioned prop
erty. or it will be sold separate if desired For
terms apply at No. 40 south st. Asaph st.. mo 70
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.TrouBic and Murder AT the Mines.

SCRANTON, Pa, April 7.-Yesterday alter:
noon. about clock, a large body, Of miners
and boys from other mines cougregated. ut
Triprs slope and assaulted with stones and
Gibbs the men ut work in that place, stopping
the work. II is reported nhlhc streets this
morning that large body of miners, number:
ing four or five hundred have driven the men
out of Councils mines and the mines work
ed bv Morris l. Weeks; at the latter place they
blew up the mouth If the slope with powder
taken from 'the mines, tore up the. railroad
track at the mine and did other damage to
the amount of $1,000. Three men were killed
and several wounded 1T Trips, slope this
morning
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Nv Beck. Knox e. Kerby,

fRcal Estate Agents and Auctloneersi t.
GALE.OF a LIVERY SpABLEoNWA ASH
- INGTON STREET. The Subscribers; as
Commissioners uf the Circuit Court OF Alcxan-
dria county, Va, i'll the suit Of Henry a. Ar
mold vs.. Alexander Arhold,s Administrator ct
al., will sell, BY public auction in front OF the
Mayors office in the city Of Alexandria, Va: ,
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1871, T.
the PROPERTY, on'Washington street, east
side between King and Cameron, now and for
some time occupied asa livery. stable, the same
died scfZcQ. - - ."
Terms: Onc-third cash; the residue in. three
equal iistallmtnts at 9'8anlt II months; rcspec
lively, from day Of sale, with interest; title to be
retained TIL iul Payment of PURCHASE MONEY,
and purchaser to give bonds for deferred INSTALL
mrnlS, with good personal security.
LYSANDER HILL, =
S.'FRRGUSON BEA CH,
! NH Fleets commissioners
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TEH1EGRAPHE(...
DISPATCHES 70 TEE GAZETTE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, April I'm the Seuate; the
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The San Domingo resolutions, were then
taken up, and Mr. Morrill,, ofVermont, spoke
at length in opposition to annexation. 1c
cppteulcd that the policy of this government
for the last 80 years had been such as had ali
enated from Us all tie republics of the
The House of Representatives was not in
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Suicile:

New YORK. April The body of Mrs
Emma Fox, Of Newport, r.. [. missing since
February It'll wa; found last evening with her
diamonds and watch ON, and with so .in mo;
ney on her person Ter husband ". n. Fox,
ago and WAS buried in West Chester. county,.
Both We're very wealthy. On the night OF
February 18th, She told her friends she would
drown herself and was watched. but eluded
them. Family difficulty was the cause. ID -
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hic' Summary,

The Ohio and Kentucky State Medical 50,
cetles which have been in session at Cincinnati
adjourned today The Former will meet at
PORTSMOUTH next Year and the latter at Lou
isNh. .~.. :, o.. 1..... 49,. - 80.
Paddock Pratt formerly. Congressman: died
yesterday Bergen: \. }. -.
- Petitions We're filled in the United States
District Court Of St. Louis to-day: to have
James Morrison, a wholesale grocer Of that
city, adjudged bankrupt which were granted
Morrison is alleged to have left the city with
$4,000, leaving assets worth 00. 0Ol- to satisfy
debts of.$l3O,O60. ''' ~. -" -,
Major Warren: republican, was elected Mayor
Of Kansas city tuesday: =. -. .~':~ =:
80: The Markets. ...- e.: :...:
EEw York, April I. The stock: market is
closed today. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and firm. :, Corn quiet and steady
:. BALTIMORE, April Cotton dull and nomi-
uai: prices unchanged. Flour. 4irmcr and, i'll
good demand for low and medium grades;
Howard street supcrtlue 57ja625; extra C5Da:
725. Wheat frmer; choice and family white
2a2Oj; lair to prime: b6Ual40; primo to choice
rcd l9Oa20j; fair to good 25ja2ID common. l4oa
80; Ohio anl Indiana lGOalG3; Pennsylvania
l50alGU. Corn DULL white Southerf-;lnd vel
low Southern ST. Oats steady 1T G-2aG4, Pro:
visions quiet. -.
. POLICE Observation-Disclosures. OFrlcE.-Wm.
Atney, for drunkenness and disordery conduct
was ordered to lcavG'thc city. -. o.. ~
Frank Carter, IL colorcd boot black, for dis
orderly conduct at the Mansion House; was. in
default of the payment Of. the fine imposed
logged and discharged. :: =,
Michael Smith, coiored, for disordely con:
duct, was fined and discharged. &c. =. ....
Jane Thomas, colorcd, for abusiyc aud
threatening language towards Molllc Pitcher,
colore,!, was fined and discharged ~.
N1GIr REIoRT-Night clear. until about -
o'clock, when it became cloudy. Temperature
moderate and pleasant all night. There were
no disturbances. in any quarter OF the cltyre-
ported, and only two prisoners at the station
house, and no lodgerS.
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Hy.IIan. e.. A ddisOn,. Auclioneer.:'

NEW HORSE AND e:ARRItGE BAZA1i,
~ - Mos. 2ll, 2l3'and 2l5, .
llth street. south. of Pennsylvania avenue, and
=; 1910 E,strcet NORTH. ;, .
; Washington, D. G..
Open daily for the transaction of business from
q. IN. till SIP. ~ +. -. .: -.
Regular auction sale days, Tuesdays Thurs !.
Horses Mules. Carriages, .Buggies, Wagons,
Carts, Harness. Saddles, Brides, Halters, Horse
Blankets, &c, ut private sale and auction,
. Retcrcncc-BuSncs5 men in general of Wash
ington and GcorgotOwp, d. c. .. -,
- HANG. ADDISON. +.
Auction and Commission Mcrrht 1T.
- Washington, D. e., feb 2.3m -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-07

=. COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND WAsulNGroN:-"M Many Farmers call Tor
a meeting at the Mansion House on Monday
next, to take into consideration the subject OF
Keeping up good road communication between
this city and Washington.
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& \ |. L

s. Ar' sALry a 1T!
Direct importation, per 'Elin"r Chapman,
from Liverpool. Eng land
$500 sacks Evans Fine SAT-.
$50 sacks Stubs Fine salt.
$50 sacks Slowed Fine Salt.
-: Win be- sold at~markct rates by
"'' W. a. SMOOT.
nm I'm, g 500: 'Smoots wharf.
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Sy.ECYGL .>OTICES.

TO lhe Lndies.-Dr. PANCoASTS tE,
MALE Szs RgI % SSs a., xPRns"n
They are perfectly harmless
T;s:Evcry Lady should keep u box ol these
pill< on hand for Use in case OF need
Price s. per box Sent securely sealed 10 any
addrrss ON RECEIPT of price Direct all orders 10
J. WALKER PANCOASI, NJ: d.;
Philadelphia, Pm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-07

E,ND SALE-A lot i'll West End Fairfax
county, just beyond the Stone Bridge, contain
ing four acre., and upon which is brick
dwelling, was sold yesterday, at private sale,
by Mr.: +. T. Javins. to- Mr.. c. Augur, of
this city, for ;S2256u. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-07

: :. \ curious ceremqny took place in Lexington,
KY. Il few days aincG. during. the funeral
Services of lady of that city her infant, only
a few weeks old. was brought to the chancel OF
the church, ana there. in the presence nf its
dead mother. WAS Solcmnly baptized
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Philadelphia, APP G-3md&w,1y J.:
Danger Ahe:ltI.--A single spark may Xii.

Danger AheaN.-H single spnrk may kin
do Il flame that will consume Il city, and small
ailments neglected. MAY ,lI III tita1disUrdcrs. -
Rcnr;nG this uct iii mind, let the first symptoms
Of debility or ncrvotls pftIstratidn BIZ inct1r6npt-
,lr wifi in vjrorating treatment. Foremost Hhnny
tIr vegetable t6nitS of the age Stands HoStcttcr
stomach Bittcrs, and whenever the vital powers
seem to langush, or there is ANY reason to s,s-
ncct that Tic animal functions essential TO the
sll;tcntatinn and publication Of tho body are i'm
prr(rctlv pcrfUrrned this Invaluable inrlSorant
mud antf;cptic should BE- ut once rcs6rtnd II" In
digestion always produces weakness "i the hodi-
~ pnwcrs Sometimes it happens that The appe-
lite demands more food than the stomach can a.
grst; though not more, perhaps, thar! Is required
f. keen up the full strength "i tive frame. The
the digestive rarActv of the ;s>sinilating organ,
s., As to make it equal To the duty imposed upon
III by the appetite and cal .ablro' supplying the
buiing ndferint of the system rs tust ms IT Is r.
uuirrd This "bitct iS'tnilt accomplished by the
Use of the BttrrS They tone and gently stimuli
late the cellular membrane which .sccretr5 the
gastric Juice and the rrSlrlt Is that the solvent is
mingled with tho food in sufficient quantity To
convert nlf its nourishing PARTICLES into pure and
wholesome element If, on the other hand, there
is deficiency Of Appetite without any CORES
'nondng deficiency IF digestive power, the: effect
Of the tnniG Is to stimulate ttsrr for food In
nineteen cases out "Itwcnlr-- headacirc. nausea
ncrvun.nrS: iainting-iii>. spa,Jp",I nn4 ipdrcd
,nust Of the casual ache; and pains 70 which hu4
lnun,y l. subject proceed rrilparily from lndi-
rrslinn, complicatrl with hiliousnrsS; and Tor
both these complaints lfn.tettrrS ,StoI1nch Bit
irr- are recommended as speedy and certain
remedy. ..'- ap.'-r"lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-07

NEW BElL,-Messrs. Jameson 4 Collins
young and energetic founders and machlnlsts,
have erected upon their foundry building, at the
corner Of Royal and Wilkes Streets Il large and
fne toned bell; cast by themselves. Another
evidence that ia good articles can be made at
home AS abroad Messrs. j. 4 {. deserve
cncnura cement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-07

NEW Muslc.-Wc have received from Nh.
j. ii. Parott two pieces Of new music: The
Fall of Paris and Don't Stay Late To-
n; l.. ., y.
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.N.IkRfEU.

At the NJ. f.. Parsonage, April 9TH, by Rev
ITCI JANE PULLMAN. all oi Alcxandriu
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.4ECTEO.N !S.4LES.
WILL BE SOLD, by public auction. on SA-
w TURDAY. the 18th day Of April 1871, at


WIFI HH S2IP the R@dS y Of sr xp9 Is A
y m in front of the Mayor office, ,Alexandria,
Va, the following REALEsTATE, situated in
the city Of Alexandria, Va, VIZ 4,
LOT No. Situated on the north side of JEFF
ferson street 20 feet east Of fgi1ta1. street;As
fronting So feet inches, and l03 feet 2inches Ii
LOT No 2-Adjoinihg lot Mol on the west,
fronting on j efeYson street % feet inches, and
100 feet deep, to an alley feet INCHES vide. =.
- LOT No. .3-Adjoiiipg lot No. 2oh the west.
fronting on Jefferson street p Ieet4 inches, and
100 fee: deep tq an alley, 3fea inches vide;
residue in 6, II and 10 months; the notes Of the
purchaser to be taken for the deferred payments,
bearing:ipterest from the day Of .sele, and. the
title to be. retained until the entire purchase
money is paid. 10y -
an Ireots - WELLS.A. HARPEM
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DEArH OF JU:DGE CARsoN.-Judgc
j. S. Carson, who presided over the County
Court of Frederick, fell dead trom his horse
on Tuesday evening: in the streets of MInches-
ter. lie had been holding County Court ut
Winchester, on Monday and Tuesday, and, IN
apparent good health lettthe Court 1iouse on
when he was attacked with apopexy, with
The Judge has always occupied, prominent
position in the social. and political circles OF
his county. at one time was book-keeper at
the Valley Bdnk-he was good lawyer, :; a
genial cultivated gentleman and his loss will
be universally felt in the county Of Frederick
lie was. between so and GO years old, and, We
understand his life was insured for slo;ooo-
,Tktrhr Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-07

Hook u LApDEE Col will be seen that
almeeting Of the Relief Hook and Ladder
Company is called for to night ats o'clock and
.a,uuctual. ;attendaucc is requested.
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-. 1t is reported, We pre- sumo, rs joke, that
Rev, Dir. Vinton. of the CLERGY Rooms, Tnni-
tv Church, New Nork,s .iis,to spend the cn$ll-
inc summer at his newly discovered ''Sanitari-
UNI in st. Domingo, for the benefit Of his
health None of the SanitarIumS III this coull-
try, including bathing places, springs, mount
aims, Sr &C., will do for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-07

A TEST'tON:. CARPENTERS IL III LID
~ EisS-Wc have recently purchased n very
large lot Of RIM KNOB and other LoChS''t
the best quality, 1T less thai; factory hr"r:' aI't
Cali and see Mt - King street. AlcNnndriu, Va:
up5 J. T. CREIGHTON Il son:
yUPACES, LOG CHAINS, spadcs Shoyicli,
i Forks and other goods for IT,. .r.,-pp,. just
received III IS King street, GOrneE pt E-yal
:. NH l6 .JNO0T. CREIGHTON 1. SON.
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e Loss By FIRE.-The barn Of Mr.. Lewis G.
Kemp, near Rippon. Jefferson county, ".
Va. was destroyed by fire on "Wednesday night
last. about 10 clock, : Everything in and
about the barn was destroyed. including eight
Horses. two Colts, eight tons Of hay, two tons OF
oGal, wagon Ges;alr2 for twelve horses; Plough
Gear for nine horses, 100 bushels wheat, loO
bushels Corn. two Threshing Machines, two
Rcapers; three Wheat Drills, two Fan Mills,
Ploughs, Harruws' and all other Farming
Utensils: LOSS $4,000: An Insurance of 81,
600 in the ''Peahody" it WAS no doubt the
work Of an inccndiary FIRE. P~>s.
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=. MEATS. Mr. Holland. will have at his
stall in the market, tomorrow morning, var-
ETY. Of the finest. fresh meats, which have
been offered for sale, for a long. timc-bect,
mutton, veal, &c, &c: The beet is very SuIe-
Dior, fat and tender. Tic will also have f5r
sale, hams shoulders, and middllnngs OF bacon OF
the very best quality and superior to common
bacon His stall. will le-handSoniely deGora-
tel-and families can DC supplied Tor thes: