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The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

About half these Deputy Assessors are
now candidates for Office on the Republican
ticket. We publish this list of registering
officers that Democrats may know where to
apply to get on the Great Register. 1t is
important that every man not now registered
should be OH the Great Register b,fore the
sixth of August next, and all in reach of
any of these deputies should apply at once and
have themselves registered. Placer county
should be redeemed this fall from the mser-
able ring that has been bleeding it for the
past six years and fattening upon the hard
earned taxes of the people, but it will not be
done and the people will still suffer unless
all the legal voters are registered and vote.
Many good Republicans, honest, Independent
men will vote our ticket this fall, but it will
not do to depend entirely upon such votes
without getting out all the Democrats.
Then we conjure you to go to work at once
and sec that all are registered and ready to
vote in every precinct in the county.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

Tor Justice of supreme Court, to succeed A. l..
Rhodes, (full term,)
Seldom ~. Wright.
For Justice of Supreme Court, to fill vacancy
occnsioned by resignation Of S. W. Sanderson,
Jackson Temple.
Supt. Pub. Instruction . %. 2. FITZGERALD
County Judge. ......... II. FITZSIMMONS
DISTRICT TICKETS.
No. Supervisor. .......... PETER SINGER.
- collector. ............ .JAMES MOOKE.
" " Assessor. ....... JOHN H. MITCHELL.
No Supervisor ....... EDWARD WALSH.
" Collector. ..............J. f. SIMPSON
. - Assessor ........... .THOS. STANLEY.
No. 5 supervisor. ........... k. WILLIAMS
" &" Collector. ....... JAMES MCCORMICK.
" Assessor or.........S. G.. RANDALL
Township Tickets.
No. Justice of the Peace r. c. POLAND.
- d" "...... G. w HONN.
- =" Constable .......... JOHN LINEGAR,
% +" .......... SAM. COGSWELL.
No. Justice of the Peace. j. CLYDESDALE.
:: " Constable. .......... EVAN PHELhN
" ...... EDWARD DEMPSEY
No. Justice of the Peace. 49,. WM. GABLE.
" " - Z" F A. SCHNABEL.
g " Constable. ...... WM. TREASURE
4" ........... .S1LAS A. HANE
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
Jas. w. COffroth.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Judicial and Educational Ticket.
Seldom ~. Wright.
Election Oct. lS, 1871. !

Tor Justice OF supreme Court, to succeed A. L
Rhodes (full term,)
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
Attention Democrats.

We are furnished with the following list
of Deputy Clerks and their places of residence.
DrpIrTy CIrRKS
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
III. II. III AIGHT.
For Lieutenant Governor,
E i EWIS

For Congressman, Second District,
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
Jackson Temple.

For Justice of Supreme Court, to fill va
occnsioned by resignation Of S. W. Sande
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Gov. Walker has directed that no publicpro-
cessions or civil or military organizations, white
or black, be allowed to occupy the Capitol
square at Richmond, without an order OF per
mission. A late colored excursion party from
Washington attempted to violate this order
When refused admittance: their leader was
very indignant. He told the officer in charge
of the gate. the Richmond News says, that he
would teleeraph to Gen. Grant and have an.
order in half an hour which would cause the
gates to swing back as if by magiche also de-
manded the number Of the badge worn by the
officer. for the purpose Of reporting him to
headquarters, &c. Even these threats Kissed
through clenched teeth, did not move the faith
full officer. who quietly yet firmly replied, 40
OiN) orders, from Grant would mt open these
gates-I want to see one signed by Gilbert c.
Walker Finding it impossible to move the
officer. the iratc colored individual moved OFT
with his command, uttcring curses both loud
and deer.
The Richmond State Journal says BE
tween the orders OF Judge Underwood, Of the
T.. s. court. and Judge Wingfeld, of the State
court, Thorpe H. Nance. of Bedford, is having
quite gay time. A telegram, received here
this morning By his counsellors, Messrs Jcn-
kins d Porham informs them that he is now
in Jail nj Lynchburg, there We presume, upon
IN order of Judge Wingfeld' 5 court.
\ charter Of incorporation for the Bank of
Culpcper hus been granted by Judge Shackrl
ford. Its captaliSo be not less than so. O0(lnor
more than $25O,0rn The corporators are Jas.
n. johnson, I.ewiSP. Nelson. James ". Green,
Joseph r. Gorrell: George ID. Gray, and the
officers James T. Johnson, president, and the
directors. John e.. Williams. ". +. Gray. j.
NJ. Davis James y. Green. Lewis I. Nelson
Mr. William Butler IN employee At the
Trr,ryar works. Richmond while Al work
Wednesday afternoon. had i spike TO pass
through his neck. \ surgeon subsequently
probed for it., hut failed to find it. His suffer-
ing is Very great.
t.x-Gov Smyth. Of New Hampshire, and
COL Smith, of the Merrimack Print Works, of
the same State are now in Petersburg exam
iuing the capabilities and resources at that city
and ncighhorhond.
The Stauntnn Nirgnian says that the recent
advance in the wool market has had z marked
effect on thr price. Of sheep, and farmers now
seem more generally inclined 10 buy than to
sell
: The dredging machine has completed the re-
lnoyaI 81 Spot>wood bar in the Rappahannock
river. 80 that the channel is now eight feet deep
and seventy feet wide at low water.
Judge Edward White. County Judge OF
Clarke county. has rendered his resignation. to
take effect from the lst OF September next
lIra.v rains in and about l.ynchhurg IN
Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, AUGUST q, 1871.

The story concerning the wreck Of the steam
ship Golden Rule. and the robbery OF the gov
eminent treasure safe which was on board
makes considerable talk Certainly, it will not
be believed merely upon the assertion OF ''gov,
ernment detectives" that were; or are. 1t will
require something more than that The peo-
ple of this county have wholesome feeling on
the subject of government detectives from their
experience Of such characters during the late
war We. here, have vivid recollection "t
Morton and Baker-the latter Of whom actual
IL became, in the dark and evil days-during
the reign of terror-the cherished attache "l
the then Secretary Of War
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

The Richmond Wing say>-'We have learn
ed in the South the value and importance Of
labor and the necessity of throwing our own en-
ereies into the work before us. We have
learned that labor is honorable and that the ed
ucated man who works with his own hands is
far more respectable than the educated drone
who SCOTS at work and lives upon the labor of
others And most valuable lesson it is to be
learned, everywhere 1t is worth more when
raken 10 heart, and it's teachings p,rr'i"". than
mines of gold
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

Speaking of the construction Of an elegantly
hnlt r. K. car. at the Machine shops the o.
4. 4 NJ. Il. T. Company, in this place. and
Justly praising it, the l.ynchburg News says
when such work as this car can be turned
out South Of the Potomac. it is matter of sur
prise to us that all our railroad companies Il"
not furnish their own cars instead Of having
them made North of tar inferior quality. and
4. much greater cost. We hope yeti See the
day when this will be the case, and when the
South will not he dependent upon Northern
manufactures for what can be better and more
chcaplv made within her own limits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

Henry Bergh, the well-known friend Of the
dumb beasts, has written to the mayor Of New
ark. New Jersey, q letter on dogs. hydrophoiia.
the Use of the muzzle, and other ills that dog
flesh is heir to in the cities. He strongly con-
demns the use of muzzles and says they are
apt to bring on hydrophobia. He says that
f'roussart, and others, affirm that it is the male
dogs only which are subject to spontaneous
rabies. and recommend that this sex only he
killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

Gen. Butler is making an earnest effort to
obtain the position of Governor Of Nlassachu-
sets. lie is going in for the working men
and cndeavoring to enlist them in his favor
While he condemns strikes as totally ''indt-
feasible and unworthy Of the dignity Of inteli--
gent men. he is in favor. hesayS, ''ofthc adj
iustment, settlement and defining. by law. Of
the exact relations of capital aud labor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25
GROCERIES.

GEO. Mob URNEY L. SON
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE.
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS.,
English and Scotch Ale and Brown Stout. a.,
Eastern and Potomac Herring
and Mackercl,
NOS lGG and 10 KING STREET
Washington Hall Building.j
Alexandria, Va.
Orders promptly filled. my%l
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
" VI F. ROCKIES
FAMILY GROCER.
Has removed to
l47 KING STREET,
Below Washington stress,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

The National Educational Convention in >eS-
sion at St. Louis, have expressed IN opinion in
favor Of establishing National University
and resolved that they will look with favor up
on any plan giving pccuuiary aid to the strug-
cling educational system of the South, that the
General Government may deem iudiciouS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25
rsND 1T ELDERS
PROPOSALS. FOR ERECTING Bt'lI..
DEXGiS ON1'NE vi ARK EFT S<kl ARE
ALEXANDRIA "a.

rrr,.o,ai: viii Ia, received hy The uulrt'isE
unti! SATI kDAl. September 9, 1871, at three
.',loIi =. n, Tor furnishing material and per
forming the w'!A required in the erection Of q
Market House. i'"nrI House, Offices, &c. &",
gnthnrizod hy M acl ii ,ha city Council. ap-
proved June -. 1871. asa! in acr"r'ianc" witt
plans and specification -, .\nlrh CluSs, Archi-
ir,'r. which can l'r seen ut the Auditor office
81 uri utter Monday. August 9th.
The rropo%ut, will he opened and considered
hy the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund ard
The award lnadr rs :nnn q; practicable.
The Commissioners reserve The right To- rel eel
ANY or all bids irit hr deemed for the interest Of
IN" city IL do 80.
M proposal will hc entertained from any per
:"n Whn * l"t known I" be Il practical builder
Tn" proposals nilt~t b" mad" iiy Killing cut the
blanks 10 lie obtained al The Auditors office
and they should be enclosed in sealed onvel-
opr endorsed Proposal: for the erection of
buildings Oh tho Market square, Alexandria
Ya.. and addressed to ROBERT = ASHBI,
Secretary "r Commissioners of Sinking Fund
HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
GEO r. SHINN. Prrst. &. &. ..
ROBERT =. ASllRI, Auditor
". D. CORSE, Treasurer.
aug std Comm'rs. Sinking Fund.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

The critics are accusing Charles kea'lr. the,
novelist: Of 4 piece of plagiarism in his last
novel-''A Terrible Temptation which j. r''
markabL'. The whole chapter al"u, the lucu
brationS OF Il man in an insane asylum is said
10 be copied from work written by IN English
physician many wears AGO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

The bigauist Bowen, who was recently par
Toned by President Grant, is now talked of as
the Radical candidate for Governor of South
Carolina. Accounts are published Of i recent
ovation given to Bowen, on Edisto Island, in
which he received the enthusiastic welcome Of
the colored people, approaching almost to
idolatry, they having been made to believe that
he is prosecuted defender Of their liberties,
andthe best friend they have in the State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

The article in Blackwood's Magazine The
Battle Of Dorkiny which has attracted 50
nuch attention and which has caused so many
of the people of England to look around them
aud consider what might he the consequences
OF It European war, anl the INVASION OF Eng
land j.: II German army, was moi written hy
Sir Francis Head, rs was supposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

A letter received in Washington denies the
published statement in Louisville paper that
Gen. McCook, the Ohio Democratic nominee for
Governor, intends to decline the nomination,
OF that his mind is dcranged. 1t is said. how
eyer: that his health is seriously impaired, and
that he has been compelled to give up his APP
pointments to speak during the canvass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

President Grant did not 60 to Washington
yesterday, as it was expected he would, but
visited Brooklyn and returned to Long Branch
in the evening. His visits to Washington are
few and far between.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

The Knoxville Herald is informed by dealers
in that State that the tobacco crop is ! very
large one and of excellent quality. being COM
paratiyc free from the effects Of rr,t on blight
and worm eaten leaves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

The narrow gauge road from Memphis Ia
Raleigh, and thence through Macon To Somer,
vile, IS being built from Memphis to Raleigh:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

It's thought probable that the call for a
Convention to revise the State Constitution has
been voted down in West Virginia. But it is
not certain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

In view of the proposed Italian celebration in
New York, the entire police force and several
companies Of infantry are ordered on duty to
guard against any breach Of the peace. Gov.
Hoffman is expected in town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

Littell's Living Age for this week has good
selection of interesting articles from the latest
British Magazines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

Secretary Delano, delegate from the Admin
i>tration to attend to the Ohio election, has
commenced his ''laborS' in that State His
first speech is published
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25
JOHN HARLOW. 81. u. HARLOW
"ARLOW & BROTHER,

JOHN HARLOW. 81. h. HARLOW
"ARLOW & BROTHER,
GROCERS, LIQUOR, FEED, AND con.
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Northwest corner Royal and Cameron .:ree:;
Alexandria, Virginia.
Spr:l.! attention given to the sale Of Country
Produce. We most respectfully call the after.
ton Of the trade t" our large and splendid s.oc!:
Of goods, consisting q Wines and Liquor:
Flour Hams, Shoulders. Breakfast Pieces Blu,
ter, Lard, Cheese. Corn Meal, Crackers, Syrup:
Molass"s. Cod Fish, Mnckerrl, Herring, Wood
enwaro Baskets, Spices Cigar, Tobacco. Canned
Goods, Goa! OH, &c, and every other article
usually found IN first class wholesale and retsi.
establishment. Orders from the country respcc;
fully solicited. and Al! order; shall! receive o..
prompt attention. mar H1-ly
REMOVAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

that We have ever witnessed. 1t will be re-
membcred that these works were destroyed by
the flood last September, at which time the
buildings were located in the fiat near the river;
they arc now located upon the hill, were they
are perfectly safe from high waters Stanton
.SD.Tf1IDT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25
Letter from Fairfax County

Correspondence of the Alexandria t;a2rtt,.. |
Rather unexpectedly to myself | was in at
tendance ycsterlayat the Fairfax County Court
and although in the midst Of 4 disastrous
drought. there WAS 1 large gathering "t the
ycomanry Of the county. whose manly lace"
beaming with intelligence and grcat @oot
humor. did not hctOkcn the presence 1T any
such calamity. Judge Cockorille. whose per
sona proportions are fast approSimatlng the
fullnpss of the stature that lends weight 10 tho
bench. presidas with dignity. and tranSactr
with dispatch and general satisfaction the bus!
ness Of the Court. The veteran and venerable
clerk, +. D. Richardson, esq, WHO has been
50 long connected with the crlkShlp 1T lhr
county. still looks as though he may. for t'any
years To come. continue to serve the rr"pl"
with the same ability and fidelity that have
marked all his past carrrr-at least. The apply'-
citation and gratitude OF rhr poop '~t"kcn
this--a result as certain H. he lives.
After dinner the hell rang to canvcn: i Con
servative meeting, called 10 appoint delegates
to the State Conservative Convention 10 a::>cnI-
BILE soon in Richmond The meeting was lnrs"
and enthusiastic. and indicated the purpose 10
remit no effort 10 defeat the monster Radical
ism. 1t was presided over by that thorough
Virginian, DR.. Ira Williams County Supcrin
tendant Judge Thomas spoke with more han
his usual ability and felicity. Several speeches
were made, one by your tnwnSman H. T. lay-
lor, esq.,, Of telling effect The party Was OF;
ganizea by the appointment Of energetic and
intelligent committees for I'll the townships. and
everything exhibited an unmstakablc purpose
to succeed in the ensuing contest. heard the
names of several gentlemen mentioned rs can
didates for the next House Of Delegates prom
inent among whom was that of Il. t. hewitt.
FAIRFAX @. H., Aug. ~. SPECTATOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

The l;crur,n Ambassador at Paris has advi-
sed Count RemuSat, the French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, that IL conspiracy exists for the
restoration of Alsace and Lorraine to France:
to which the Minister has replied that such a
plot is Reasonable. The Assembly Yesterday
passed a hill for the dissolution Of the National
General Guards despite the opposition OF
Thiers
Efforts have been made in Russia to use nap
tina as fuel on board steamboat The engine
worked a. well rs if coal had been used, while
the amount Of naptha required to do the work
was considerably smaller 1t is estimated that
twenty mounds of naptha produce as much heat
as forty pounds Of coal.
1t is officially announced that the anniversa-
ry of the establishment of the Republic will be
celebrated throughout France on the I'd of
September.
The Emperor Napoleon will pass some time
at Torquay. The Empress Eugenic will sim
nltaneously visit Spain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

are perfectly safe from high waters. IS Stanton
Spccfn'"T.
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE PENITENTlARY.-
The new shops at the pcnitentiary are rapidly
approaching completion. In the first story
of the wing there is an engine Of sixty
horse-p power. which will furnish power for the
establishment. The first story of the maiu
building will be used as coopering establish
mrnt, and in lieu Of 10 barrels now made this
shop will turn out between 300 and 400 The
second story will be used for broom factory
&c, and the third for a shoe mandatory
\ weaving loom entirely separated from
the male department, has been fitted up in
another building with fourteen looms, and
some twenty women will be put to work in ii.
The others will be detailed rs washers and
twenty as scamstres>cs. The women hereto
fore have not been put III any profitable employ
ment.-Ri;rh. Eng
Arni,@ Farms. 1t ha>; been colnpuleL that
there are in the [ nitcd States at the present
time. ,t',G42 small tarms comprising less than
ten ACRES each, l1..Slu farm; between ten and
twenty acres Il2't: between twenty and fifty
acres: 10. IFS between fifty and one hundred
acres. Isb, "a between one hundred and live
hundred acres: 2O,"S9 between i've hundred
| an! one Thousand ACRES and :,,.:4> 81 upward
81 4 thousand acres each The total number
Of farms in the nitcl States is about three
millions which gives farm for ever thirteen of
rh;. entire population. the largest proportion
ranging between twenty and ok. hundred
acres and these are Is rule in the possession
Of thriily. entc:prsing men, who cultivate them
with their own hands Every ycaran aggregate
Of ",1rN'.U'u acres giving an increase OF tI'N'iI
farms are added Ia lh,. number already under
rulfivai'ii.
Il. +. Page has been appointed i,y The ';oy-
rrnor Coroner of Clarke county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25

Dispatches from Europe report quite an ex-
citing state of political affairs, generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25
" u. OJTt0 r, TVNaWT TT
aug .,-ld Comm rs. Sinking
A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY.

y i'i' -N.N-' i1iNi ~ 49, 4-"'
N
Having procured the Friend, Meeting House
corner " Wolfe and st. Asaph streets, the four
! tccnth ANITA! SESSION Of thi: School will COM
inrnrr there on Monday September 18th.
ne .rn"n hnnSm Is large ara wen yrnt'E Soe
anu lI' H'"u'"' WI 'A' '''''''' ~ '>"F" IVA
-'''in,i ,o soss;,,n of o. ron,bs
itl''l, ~ the 4u"''e' St'''''' VI = ''''' e. M
IrnloT Ciasses M M
IitlcEiIGate o'As>es'''''' '''''''''''''''''''' ~
Juno! rop oI@ nd Jr o. Pr.sor ~
,, "rro.' "''' "'"''''' Languages 1t
Application, I;'r Circulars, containing further
aug 2j-lm John 5. BEACH. Principal.
STPI,TT ,on.or,icl.nrCIDEp YIN
n Cc,P - ~ ''''e ." r'a,Ia ~,
~ - " = RRGoEES
,<,,- IL -ino s,r..,
- I'D
- g.,
! hayr lm:t i:'sLEtd ny h'-l ""ptl! 81 -"
''"%2n ~ 'Ah''
l sTH Iait %eNT GA' !".Ei - th"+r 1 Hh'- ana
nave h1o no lalli' l0''hG mlth theh'' lneS sire
unusual satisfaction Call and see them at VI
hing street.
) ,:-y''.'' :; -
1in,.nl- ho.1 tolnily Ro. Herring.
% ha}fbbl.
"a =, i';t. S h Ro "''' For s"lc ~
WASHINGTON y Hh ;l;R1 Ill.,,
A LARGE SUPPLY or MAsON'S SELF
\ SEALING JARS; also the Gem, the
.I-ninn and the "Evnrla ting Jar fnr ale ut
,I,c I"w.s1 Price at
ENTW ISIEHrHlNA STORE,
l:lI King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-25
Il. W Vi. RA WSAa.
A MOTHER GREAT REDUCTION

PRICE uf 'TEAS AND C0FFEt.;
Iapan, uuc,!rr,t, 81. BE-! EHt.a ~
Oolong 50 and q0c; -,
English Breakfast, ~ sri ~ ~
Imperial 81, $l.l5: 80
Young Hyson Coo. 81: -
GunpoWdcr, 81 45, 81 ~: H.,
Remember that We guarantee our Tea /" n.
fresh, pure and uumiXnd, ard i! not satli!ar:'-!
will he exchanged.
Java, Mocha, Crylon, Maricabo, LagUy:a na!
Rio, Green, Roasted or Ground, if desired, from
to Sc per poun" less than formerly. Weui"
great care in the selection Of our Coffee, I'LL
guarantee them II give entire Subtraction.
We would also call attention To our st"r! -.
.Jellins Canned Goods, French, English and
American Mustards, Cross s Blackwell'S Pick
les, American Pickles Peak, Fraan & Cos crl-
ebrated Biscuits, Albert Biscuits, Pure French
Candy, from 80 to Coo per pound.
Every variety Of Spices, perfectly pure, gr"uLh
and whole \ liberal discount to the trade.
CHINESE TEA COMPANY.
No II North Royal street.
jan q Near the Marker,
\ VERY & DAVIDSON
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES.
AND LIQUORS,
jan l4-tf Alexandria Va
r CLINTON MILBuRN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer il
GROCERIES,
Corner Cameron and Royal street,,
IOpposite the Market
III, n-ir Alexandria Va