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Rocky Mount, Edgecombe Co., !
September 10, 1889.

DIR. J. J. LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: l have usso
your Concentrated Fluid Extract of Eoskoo In IN,
practice with the happiest results / find IL 10 he
powerful Liver Invigorator, Blood Purifier, and
Nervous Tonic In all diseases of the Liver, srcef
ious, Syphitic and Nervous Affections 1t is remedy
OF immense value; in fact in almost every vaeieti
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mey meet with the success which you deserve as
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HEALTH OR WEALTH.

No medicine ever offered ito the public has given
such universal satisfaction as the English Female
Bitters.
They cure recent or long standing cases after all
other modes of treatment fail. Being composed of
powerful vegetable tonics which act upon the liver
and bowels, properly combined with iron, it is not
strange that physicians should recommend it, as our
letters indicate.
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For Additional Testimonials

From Physicians, Eminent Diyines, Editors, Drug
gists, Merchants. Ac, SEQ KoSEoo ALMANAC foi
this year.
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MTANTED.--We deare to obtain $4,000 IN
w VIRGINIA STATE BONDS, aud to any party
making US the loan, we will give them ample secu-
rity for its return within year, besides hand
some interest for It's use
To any party who is active Intelligent and ener-
getic, who can control sufficient capital ($I3,5OO
to purchase these bonds, we will give them an nte-
rest in business in Virginia that viii pay them be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 year, besides security
for the return of the amount invested
Address EMERSON & POWELL,
~ lift llol Penn. Avenue, Washington, b. O.
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NONE ARE. GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP In
steel engraved wrapper, with facsimile Of
Chemical Warehouse and signsd
ai-dA- Il. T. HxLxBoLD.
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1.-THE following sermon was delivered in Men,
phis, Tenn, Feb. 9Th, to a. crowded auditory.
1t deals manfully with some evils and wrongs
touching which the pulpit is altogether too re-
ticent, and we, therefore, take great pleasure
in giving 1t publicity.-Ed. Standard
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Koskoo is endorsed by tho best physicians every
where. Read the following from DR.. TilIery snc.
eessfn practitioner of many years standing in tn.
Old North State: =
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pRAsE ONE DOLLAR paR soTrLx

ssr sale b. al o, As Pvsne;pcI DrseosssSI
~ DRESSED ssasss SD 2riisss AEzySsn.
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Memphis, Tenn.
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Endorsed and recommended by the President of tn,
Faculty Of the 10. Medical College Of the
City of New York
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Gazette?s Special Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, May 1.-The State opening Of the
London International exhibition at kenSlngton
BY the Prince Of Wales and the Princess Christ
ian took place to-day. The inaugural cercmon-
les were followed by grand international con-
cert at the Royal Albert Hall.
BERLIN, April 3O.-An Imperial Council
was held to-day to consider the situation OF
Paris Prince Bismarck was present. 1t was
agreed to notify the Versailles Government
that further limited period would be allowed
for the restoration Of the authorities, the en-
forcement of order and the fultillmcrt of the
treaty stipulations, after which Germany Will
take independent action to establish law and
order in Paris The dispatch will emphasize
the wish OF Germany not to Gnteriele III inc l,;
internal and political affairs OF France, but VIII
add that such an intermlnablc CIVIL war; orl9l-
mating in revolution, and characterlzed Dy uls-
graceful excuses cannot longer be tolerated, OF
the moral and material interests OF Germany;
as well as those of the wholeot Europe are SUI
ffering.
lief that it is the intention Of the Germans to
restore, the Regency as the next legitimate
government in the event of the Versailles
Government being unable to enforce It's author
ity. -. H..
VERSAILLES, May Monday nlght--Fort
Issy proposes surrenderng. The Government
troops surround the fort, Hostages have been
demanded by General Farran as 4 guarantee
that the fort will not be undermined, and
threatens that if it is blown up the garrison VIII
be shot Sixty thousand mon arc ready at
Reiul to make an attack.
PARIS, May Monday night. is y
ruins and the village has been evacuated. Ii
is understood the Fort has hccn undermined
and when the Versailles troops enter 1t Is to DC
fired
Gcnncvicrs has been evacuated 10y the Y CT
saics troops by order of the PrussamS.
Nuzy, the Governor of [ssy has been ar
rested :,
The Journal In Paix has been suspended;
Dombrowski has ordered the inhabltantSiot
Neuiy to cvacuate the place in twenty-iour
hours.
The cause of Clauserct' sarreSt was the aban'
donment of Issy for which he is partly blamed.
The battery at Porte Tcrmcs has been dis
mounted.
It is reported that Dombrowski has beer
| arrested
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Fredericksburg, up 29-eots
BY l.. ID Harrison, AuctiOncer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE. Pursuant to Il
decree of the County Court of Alexandria Coun-
ty, Va, rendered at its June term, 1868 in the
suit of Earle j. Co., plaintiffs VS.. McEeigh ct al.
defendants, now pending in the Circuit Court of
SAID county, the undersigned, IL Commissioner
thereby appointed, will sell at public auction in
front Of the Mayors Office in the city of AlcXan
dra, Va, on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of
May, 1871, at 1870 p. III.
and premises, late the residence Of Mr.. James
H. McEcigh ut the northeast intersection of
Cameron and ST. Asaph streets in said city, having
Il front Of about 9S feet, inches on Cameron
and a depth of about 17G feet inches.
. TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, and
premises, next adjoining the property above de-
scribed, fronting about Is feet on Cameron.
g. Undivided moicty of three houses and
premises, situated at the northwest intersection
of Cameron and Alfred streets, in said city, being
designated, respectively, as Nos. lS3 1855, 1877,
Cameron street.
4. Undivided third part Of two adjacent lots
on the west side of Union street between Queen
and Princess streets in said city-thc first: be-
ginning at northeast corner of bake house devls-
cd by Richard and Thomas Conway, and running
thence north on Union street is feet; thence
west parallel to Queen street lac feet, more Or
less to Brockett's alley; thence south with said
alley Is feet thence east l40 feet more or less to
the beginning. Tho second; beginning at the
northeast corner Of tho above described lot ana
extending north on Union stree. q feet, C'hches'
and having depth Of 81 feet.
S. Undivided third part of lot on West side oi
Union between Queen and Cameron streets IN
said city, beginning at the south line ola 70 feet
alley, (Thompson'S alley through middle OF
square, and extending thence south on |, Mon
street Jog feet, inches to the line formerly, of
Thos Herbert thence westwardly with that line
$50 feet to the middle of the square; thence north
parallel to Union street l06 feet, inches; thence
cust on the alley to the beginning
Terms: Twenty per cent of purchase money
cash residue in three equal installncnts at T.,
II and Is months from sale, with interest Eur
chascs to give bonds for purchase money with
personal Security, title to be retained till paid,
and property to be resold at risk of pulIr-
chaser upon failure of purchaser to comply will
terms OF sale or to pny deferred instruments OF
purchase money.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
Commissioners
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The Place to Buy your Clothing.

If you want II good Spring Suit from So and
uuwnrds. 90 To- BLONDHEIMS
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
If You want frst-class Black Blue or Brown
Short Frock Coat, go to
BLONDHEIM'S,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
lfyou want the latest style Derby Coat for
men or bows, 90 to - BLONDHEIMS,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
If you wish to see the best assortment OF Light
Cuorcd Pants and Vests, go to
BLONDHEIM'S,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
Ifynu want the leading fashions of Nccktes,
Bows and Scarf 60 to "
BLON DHEIM'S,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
s. BLONDHEIM is introducing all the new
SPRING STYLES at lower prices than any
other house in the trade, and can say in regard
to cheapness that he has cast all others out OF the
ring, and stands champion among clothierS.
$. BLONDHElM,
up2l Corner King and Fairfax streets.
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The Markets.

New YORK, May 2-Stocks quiet and steady.
Virginia SKIES 6S do. new II. Money dull nj
5. Gold steady ut IL. Flour Il shade tirmcr. -
Wheat is held la2c higher, and very quiet
Corn scarce and firm.
BALTIMORE, May 2.-Eirgina sixos, old, ST
bid, 5bs asked; de-. 1857 81 bid. Cotton quiet
and nomually unchanged. Flour i'll improved
demand. and the market iavors buyers slightly
Howard Street Supcrlinc s 75aS6 IL! Extra . ~
i lSG; fair to prime l5Oal75; prime to choice red
17Uul9O; fair to good l50alGO; common l;Oal45
Ohio and Indiana l57alGO; Pennsylvania l5Sr
$50. White Southern Corn dull and nominal at
75a77; yellow Southern dull Ut 10; mixed " est
crn firm at 12n1:i Oats Quiet ut GSn6l
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DUBLIC SALE OF
GU ZEI pr


DUBLIC SALE OF
l. "HAZEL PLAIN"
a valuable Farm near Manassas the Junction
Of the Orange, Alexa. and Manassas K. f.
As trustee Substituted for Geo. 81. Carter in Il
decd executed by B. II. Chinn and wife, dated
the 9TH of May, 1852 and of record in the county
Of Prince William, Va, the undersigned will
offer for sale, by public auction on the premises
on WEDN ESDAY, the 18th day of June, 1871,
the TRACT OF LAND in said deed conveyed,
which lies upon the Alexandria and Warrenton
pike, within five miles of the villages of Gainos-
vile and Manassas, and contains $50 ACRES, OF
which above threc-fourths are arabic, and the re-
mainder in wood andtimber. The buildings are
the MANSION, with eight large rooms, as=s
needing repairs to make it habtable small Es:::l
but comfortable LOG HOUSE, occupied by the
present tenant Stone Stable and Log Corn
House and Creamery. Hazel Plain is in de-
srable and healthy section of the county of
Prince William, near churches schools, mills
and markets % miles from the city of Alexan-
dria and from O., A. l. N. r. r.; is ola red or
chocolate colored SOIL easily cultivated, very
susceptible of improv ement, and well supplied
with water. Mr.. Burntz residing on the farm,
will show tho property to any one wishing to cN-
anime it. For further particulars apply to the
subscriber
Terms: The deed of trust stipulates for sale
for cash. but the creditors ordering the sale will
allow favorable terms Of credit to two thirds
of the purchase money, if desired by the pur-
chaser WIN. II. F1TZHUGH, Trustee,
Fredericksburg, Va.
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New Jersey Items.

New YORK May .-The lease of the United
States railroads Of New jersey, including the
Camden and Amboy and others, is not yet con
sumated as reported. The directors and stock
holders OF both companies have yet to act or
the pending propositions.
The eight republican Aldermen Of Patter
son, N. j., organized last night and made APP
pointmets. All the minor city officials arc
democratic. Half of the ward did not attend
and will contest the legality Of the appoint
mentS.
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The Missouri Defnlcation, &c.

ST.: LOUIS May 2d.-The defalcation of 6.
D. Orner, !. S. revenue collector for the fifth
district OF this State amounts to $4,000 OF
this sum $4,000 was caused by the defalcation
Of a deputy named Saunders who has fled
to Kansas, and against whom suit has been
brought, Orner will make the otherS5OOO good
Three stores in Versailles, Brown county,
Illinois, We're burned yesterday. Loss $4,000
insurance $1,000 The principal loser is John
Carter, who suffers to the extent Of $4,000 ;
insurance $1,000
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BY l.. d. HARRISON, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE RE AM ESTATE AT AUG
At public auction, in front Of the Mayors
URDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1871, at twelve
o clock m, will be sold the following EALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE in and near Said city
/. An undivided moicty of the SOU ARE OF
GROUND near the depot Of the Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas Railroad Co., bounded by
Wolfe, Wilkes, Fnycttc and Payne streets.
2. LOT on the cast side of st. Asaph street, SO
feet 81 inches south Of Wythe street, and running
thence east parallel to Wythc street. l23 feet 5
inches thence south parallel with St. Asaph st.
SO feet 81 inches; theuce west parallel to Wythe
Asaph street SO feet 81 inches to the beginning.
3. An undivided third part of the LOT at the
southeastern intersection of Water and Gibbon
streets, and running thence south on Water st.
SO feet 81 inches and extending, with that width,
east beyond Union street, extended into the 70
tomac river This lot, besides its water front,
has upon it LIME KILN and BRICK
DWELLING, fronting on Union street ex-
tended.
4. LOT at the southwest intersection Of King
and Patrick streets, fronting Is feet on King and
extending, with that width, back and binding OH
Patrick 100 feet to 10 feet alley.
S. LOT OF GROUND and WHARVES, be-
ginning on the east side of Union street 5O feet to
the south Of Queen street, and extending thence
south 10 feet inches more or less, to the north
| line of ~ feet alley. and extending with TINS
| width east into the Potomac river-improved by
extensive SHEDS covering the entire INT and
wharves, now considerably out of repair. this
property was extensively fitted up, and fol- some
| time used as the depot of the New York Steam
ship line, and is especially well situated and 9TH
erwise adapted to such purpose,
G. A TWENTY ACRE TRACT OF LAND
on the Middle Turnpike road, about two mile:
from Alexandria, and near the Episcopal Thco
| logical Seminary
Terms: Onc-tourth cash the residue in TIVE
equal instalmcnts at 9 and Is months, respective
ly from the day of sale, with interest. Take
for 1871 and stamps and convcyancing at the
cost of purchaser. Deferred payments to be Sc
cured BY bonds of purchaser and q lien upon the
propertv. s. FERGUSON BEACH,
up G-cnts Atty for F. i. Barrcda
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a Strike.

NEW York, May 1.-The nou-society quar-
rymen Of this city receiving $500 and 1925
day struck for $3.50, the wages of the Socie:
ty men. Over POO men armed with clubs and
slaves joined in the affair and drove all the
Lborcrs on the Free Library in 10th street,
and compelled a complete cessation of work IN
tn Goth and 22d wards The police, prevent
any violence, however, and 800 extra police
men have been ordered on duty to preserve the
70. day
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DIED..

Suddenly, in this city, this hi, w1rn9g at six tx
tho utc George Brent, in the 3jth year Of his
age Gls"Thc funeral will take place from the
residence of his brother, Geo. VIM. Brent on
Alfred street, near King, at ~ o clock Tomorrow
morning. Tho friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
At his residence in King and Queen county,
on the 3lst of January, Col. ROBT. BLAND,
i'm the scvcnty-frst year of his age.
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Kentucky Politics.

LOUISVILLE, May "A large number of
delegates have arrived at Frankfort TO attend
the State Convention on Wednesday, There
is Il strong feeling in favor of Hon. Thomas J..
McCreery for Governor. 1t is understood he
will refuse to rnn but looks forward to the
United States Seuatorship. There is j. slight
movement in favor of General Buell. 1t is
probable resolutions will be framed on the basis
Of the recent democratic Congressional address
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SMALLPOX.

New YORK, May Oyer seventy cases Of
smallpox are now at the West Bank hospital,
most Of which are from the enigrantship VIM.
F. Slower. There have been ten deaths during
the last two weeks.
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FnfnlIy Injured.

New York. May 2--Cecil &. Neil, a United
States Naval officer was fatally injured yeStcr-
day by a blow on the head with an Ice pitcher,
struck by Celeste Carvars, the keeper Of 4
Brooklyn house Of ill-tame and who has lately
served two years i'll the State prison for man
slauuhtar
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No Damage.

ST.. LOUIS, May 2.-Dcspatches received at
the Kansas Pacific office here state that no per
son or property on that road has been injured
by the Indians, nor has the passage OF trains
bccn-obstructcd as previously reported
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The San Domingo Purchase.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May Hon David \.
Wells lectured in WciSgcr Hall tonight, cover
ing about the same ground Us in his recent
Cincinnati speech. In regard to San Domingo.
real estate when we Were indebt aud borrowing
money. '...
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ATTENTION, FRlENDsIIIr.-A called meeting
of the Friendship Fire Company will be held at
their hall, on Alfred street, Thursday evening,
May 4th, at half-past : o clock. All members
arc required to attend, as business of Importance
will be brought before the Company.
By order Of the President:
nv o-3t JAMES DuGAN, Secretary
CJTARTLINCi AND WONDERFUL DIS
= CONERI!
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Consolidation.

New York, May 2-Rumors are rife re-
specting the consolidation of the stock yards
connected with the Erie New York Central
and Hudson River railroads.
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Bethesda Mineral Spring W alter.
OF WAUkESHA, WISCONSIN.

OF WAUKESHA, WISCONSIN.
This Water is the acknowledged cure of the
iptrnctablr and incurablc diseases known rs
Bright's Disease and Diabetes.
-Drick-dust deposit, Inflammation of tho neck OF
the bladder, alkali and equity swclllng>. For
the liver it is unsurpassed. 1t will allay all NJ
Illumination Of tic kidney and urinary organs i'll
twcnty-four hours. giving immediate relief; also,
in scarlet fever it prevents the kidney from con-
pcsting, and removes all traces of album"nrrla.
l. will give rcIct in all cases of high fever.
General Agent for the District Of Columbia
and State Of Virginia,
WILLIAM b. ENTWISLE,
120l Pa av., Washington, d. c.
Agent for Alexandria,
}. ENTWISLE, Jr.,
"a King street.
Send for circulars my 2-lm
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Rsy Green e. Wise.

TRral Estate \ gents and Auctl0necrs.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST,
ID dated January 3l<t 1870; executed by
Anthony Moran, and duly recorded, the urdcr-
signed, Trustee therein named, will, on SAT-
JRDAY. the 18th day Of May next, in front Of
the Mayors office, inthc rityot Alexandria, Eir-
cina, offer for sale. by public aucton the
foIlowing property viz; AloT or GROUND
in said city, with BRICK STORE nd G..
DWELLING thereon beginning on the ss sii
south side Of King st. 40 feet to the westward OF
Fairfax street 70 feet front and 80 feet deep, and
occupied by Anthony Moran. The said property
will be sold to pay debt Of 81, 600, and what in:
terest may have accrued, secured by said deed
to Mrs Margaret j. Baldwin: Terms cash;
GEORGE W. BRENT,
an 1O-t1 Trustee.
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dies of the Methodist Protestant Church, at
Germans New Store, on King street, near St.
Asaph, opened last night with hatterng pros
poets. The taste displayed III the. room, Is
highly crelitable to the ladies concerncd and
elected universal admiration. The several
tables, (retreshmcnt fancy T. fowcr) abound
with everything is to please the eye, and crafty
the appetite usual on such OCCASIONS The
festival will continus every night the week.
CANAL COMMERCE. During the month OF
April there were 257 arrivals Of canal boats at
this port, bringing GO,5oO hoop poles $40
perches of building stone 80 tons of cement ;
24l,2l tons of coal and $50 pcrches Of lime
stone. During the same period there were 23I
departures, carrying II tons of fish, e tons OF
salt, 80 tons plaster 5 tons sashes and frames
and $50, 500 bricks.
SUDDEN DEAmI-Mr Firginius r. Brent,
formerly gallant member OF the Old Domln-
ion Rifles, Co. II, 18th Virginia Infantry
G.. S. A., who WAS shot through the lungs at
Frazers Farm, died suddenlysin this city this
morning His funeral will take place from
the residence of his brother. Col. George VIM.
Brent, at ten clock tomorrow morning.
RECOVERING The colorcd man, Nelson
Page, who, as mentioned i'll yesterday S Ga
zette, was thrown so violently in Il wrestling
match. with cousin named Horace Beal, that
he was rendered unconscious, and was carried
home in an inscnsible condition, and was since
reported as having died, is rapidly recovering.
WASHINGTON FERRY BoATS-The Wash
ington ferry boats yesterday commenced run
ming according to their new schedule. The first
boat now leaves either end Of the route at SIX
O. clock in the morning and the last at seven III
the evening The new hours afford great con-
veniencc to many persons in both cities
JURY LIsr.-Judge r. H. Cockcrillc, after
the adjournment Of his Court to-day, in accord
ancc with the new jury bill, prepared list OF
residents of the county, from which jurors to
serve at the different terms OF the County
Court, during the current year, are to be drawn,
LIE Iii W EEkL1 NOhrpl-h LINE" IN
steamer Lady Of the Lake, Captain Mitchell,
commenced her regular tri-weekly mail trips
between Washington and Norfolk yesterday
evening. She took on freight and passengers
at this city.
MEETING AT TIE CORN EXCHANGE The
annual general meeting OF the members OF the
Corn and Produce Exchange will take place, at
the Exchange rooms, corner Of Prince and
Union Streets, Tomorrow morning at 10 o clock.
CoNTRACr AWARDED. The contract for
the carpenters work Oh the six new buildings
to be erected by the German Cooperative
Building Association on Columbus street. has
been awarded To Mr.. Benjamin Dudley.
MARRIAGES AND DEEDS.-Four marriage
licenses, two white and two colored, were issued
from and five deeds recorded III the office OF
the Clerk of the County Court for this county
during the month of April.
AGRoUND-Th New York steamer John
Gibson, is hard and fast aground on the George
town bar, above the Long bridge.
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