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The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-11

in office, my friends must not call ID pet names, and wink at each othsr as I pass, for Id get them honestly.
 Iwant private residence to correspond with my position; but cannot retire from the music business to De Councilman yet awile
 want luua.ic asylum in my ward for the accommodation of those whom have defeated for the sane office,
 will do all I can to tax the poor and al- leviate the rich.
 want everybody to carry his ash box or barrel to the old bed of Beargrass Creek, and dump It in
 I am for making the poor poorer and the rich richer
 I am for more taxes. The city don't owe enough.
 1 want the ''snobs' from other cities to come to ours, and eat, drlnk and be merry. We can send 'em home on free passes, and make the workugman foot the bill.
 1 want the council to meet three times week 50 the Sun can publish the proceedings and charge forty cents line.
 want a park built for the aristocracy. The working class can take their wives and children to peep through the cracks in the fence, if they behave themselves Boards with knot holes will be put in the fence for the benefit of children.
 want the Councilman to dress in fine suits alike.
 want dead-head tickets to all shows, and upon all railroads. If not compiled with, shnt up all shows and tear up all trscks.
 I'm for shooting any man who says aiu't all right
 In for anything anybody, but first of all myself aud friends.
 I'm for more councilmen.
 waut Louisville to be the greatest city in the west--tor pub'c deot.
 I m for the Salt river turnpike for a park. It can be taken up and shaken twice per month.
 Ii I'm elected on the above ticket will be -surprised-and will return the compliment as soon as can take in enough 10 build me mansion large enough to give my friends banquet
 Ifyou want to get ou big drunk vote for me. I'll haul you home and at my own ex- pense.
 If you want big contract vote for me. If you don't get it charge me with bribery and I'll resign
 If m elected and yon want an organ or pi- ano, Tll knock off S25 or $50 for cash. Fid dies, bones, jew8harps guitars, strings and other musical merchandise in like proportion. A new stock just received.
 would run for School Trustee. but I'm not a dealer in books or peus. would do this to o5Iige my friend.
 In conclusionI will state that if I am rot elected 1 will attend to my legitimate business. I'll not be as big fool as lhe boy that let go of one calf's tail to catch another, and go home and catch licking for not bringing either.
 Hoping of having the honor of being elected, and going tc bed to- morrow night feeling like 1 was born to wealth and greatness. and awak- ening in the morning robed in the garb of an honest Councilman, aud clothed in the glory Of being the ''wrong man in the right place. am, gentlemen, Yours, WILL S. HAYS
 An Indian Dinner.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-11
li7srtising Rates.
MESSAGE.

....lo of Pohrbach, a French OfEcer -,, .5aad dead with the letter, be- I lis landl ,r crunple5 letter, ! ...s:s, glrlish hand -rs childish message I as s77-kissei Southern land. | -ra brief ne moriai z s,-s the absea shed {; 4 4 is fom the living, I a.ss1ge to tho dead' I yol are gone to battle, l silk necessarily, rolr morning blessing, ,.- saEerjngs must be l" | sal SC be held it, tssiing on her head ,ken of the living n.s,ago to the dead ! rod, dear,-oh, so steady gsl wish me to be SO; fs. half your dangers mana need never know :; 5,s, papa, God bless you / sa 5ee2 you everm0re :- lyon fifty kisses a sye.-Teady sto,e P i.7 crumpled letter .ll mans hand that day, lly a0W hearts wee aching .Fl land far away. ..7 q loving message loving chiid that sped.
 v-ts the living penciieI message to the dead 1 al from his fingers,
 B vi.A him in the grave iaasOlatOu, i
 !. a.ss, hs can b ve,. li lhe outlet reached him |sIlaeT words were read TlsH the angels told it l0 message to the dead!
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-11

If build $4OOOO house the first year am in office, my friends must not call ID pet names, and wink at each other as pass, for Id get them honestlY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09
From New York.

New YORK, Aug "a Paris letter says ::
"a report on eleven contracts for the reyictuat l.
ling of Paris Immediately, after the siege has
boon presented to the National Assembly. The
contracts made are twenty-nine in all: They
amount to SIT 3l2, 365, but fortunately this
sum of money is very far from representing the
real engagements of the Treasury, because nine
of these contracts were simply annulled. These
were for S5.g9l, 500, aud twelve were reduced
to $7,Gl4,G29, in other words reduction of
SIS, GU6,2 29. ..t.., .,.s.,4 ..
Charles f. Stanley, arrested on the charge
of misplacing switch on the Newark and New
York railroad July Sth, by which the traus
cnllided was discharged, but the papers go to
the grand jury. -, .,..'.4. .
EX-iu<pcctor Bergman has made serious
charges against inspector Mathews, one OF
which accuses the latter of forging the former 5
signature to 4 certificate of the steamship
North America. This OH examination proved
uutounded. Bergman also exhibits Il list OF
six or eight steamers which AT various tunes
were refused certificates by him, but received
them from Mathews. He asserts that the
latter is actuated by interested motives lncl-
dcntally, also his statements tend To show that
great decentralization exists in the Inspection
service His testimony appears lightly regard,
ed BY other inspectors, who refer to his quarrel
with Mathews and the TACT that several charges
were preferred against him, (Berrymanl at
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Poisoning, Case.

LONDON, Ohio, Aug. S.-Having been ad-
journed on account Of the absence of two jury
men the inquest in the Buffen barger poisoning
case will be begun by coroner Chastman to-mor-
row. Mr. and Mrs. Colburn (nee Buttenbar-
ger,) are here at their old home, where / saw
them this evening. They are confident OF sue
cess and have good reason for being so. Feel
ing here is all in their favor, the majority think
ing the poison wasipjected alter death by the
malice Of Thompson, the prosecuting witness
ance. The hig chest legal talent Of the State is
arrayed on Colburn's side,-Judge Harrison
and Clauncey Odds, the greatest criminal law
yerS Of the West At the inquest tomorrow,
Prof. Worney, of Columbus, will be exam
incd on the presence OF poison by absorption,
and new question in medical science raised.
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Election.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-The election to-day for
county Judges and auditor passed off quietly.
Charles Steck, democrat for presiding Justice
has 800 majority in the city. The county
will probably run it up to $500. VIM. Ii.
Heath (Rep. for auditor, has between 700 and
500 ma jority in the city. Of the district
judges from the city John II. Nisse and
Phillip Stremmell, Republicans are elected,
and John Tenney and John Busey, democrats.
There are not enough returns been re-
ceived from the county. districts to determine
the result, but, it is probable Joseph Lyatt,
Dem, and Robert Allen, Rep. arc elected.
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Presidency OfLibcria.

New York, Aug 9.-Thc Monrovia, Libc.
ria, Republican of the 10th of May states that
the Presidential election took place on May I'd
and apparently resulted in the election Of Ro-
berts President and Gardner vice President.
President Roye maintains, however, that he
was elected for four years and the term has not
expired. He may dispute the validity OF the
elections of Roberts and Gardner
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.yTE"TFH.N" STILES,
DURLIC SALE.

BY virtlnof decree of the Circuit Court "i
Prince William county, rendered in JanncYI.s
Savage, suit in equity pending therein, the I'm
dersigned, Commissioners of said Court will, on
auction, to the highest bidder, LOTS numbered
80 and 80 in the plan of the said town of Deco
guam, on the following
Terms, to wit: Ten per cent cash, and the re-
mainder on Il credit of one, two and three years,
with interest from the day Of sale; the purchaser
to give bond and security for the. deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained us further Sc
curlty therefor. .....
y S w $i +; j { siSSEArn CONS.
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Prince VIM. CO., aug 4-eO
u ARM 20 r S A l. L

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax, rendered at its June term, 1871, in the
suit of Cockerille and others against j. 4. Dale
heirs and others, the commissioners will offer at
public sale, at Fairfax Court House, on MON
DAY, August 81, 1871, Court day, that VALU-
ABLE FARM known as
SPRIN G ID A LIE,
formerly the property of Dr. John Richards
containing l27 $40 acres.
The land is of good quality, with fair i'm
provements, lying upon tho old Telegraph road,
about five miles south OF Alexandria and udjoins
Hnylield.
Terms: One-tfth in hand; the residue in three
equal instruments ut one, two and three years,
with interest," to be secured by tho notes of tho
purchaser, and retention of the title until the
last payment is made &. w. BRENT.
~ D. BALL. .
H. W. THOMAS.
Fair(aX co.. aug 3-luwts Comm'rs.
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By Beck. Knox & Kerby.

Ckeal EStaIo AScnts ana nuctI0iTGIs.
iOM MlS2 34 SAnh ne " HnN a
CARPETS STOVES &C., COMPRISING nearly
the whole outfit Of the Marshall House.
By virtue of II decree of the Corporation Cour
of the city of Alexandria in the case of Joshus
Wood vs., Kelly and others rendered ut the Ju.
w term of said Court, 1870, the undersigned
commissioners therein named, will, on TUES,
DAY. the 18th day Of August, 1871 offer tol
sale, on the premises the following valuable ar
ticlcs, in addition to large lot Of Bedding
Chomhnr Dininr Parlor und Bar Room Fur.
n;turo.
81 Double Bc5stcods with all the Sheets Boil
strrs pillows Sc -. -.
''c % 'Foa niom'i RoJs
IL Hair Mottrnsses
II Umsl,
- n.J p<,,,, r,r,,o,.
81 81 ''''' T,nnsinr Glosses
Piano Forte.
Sofa,
Porlor Garnet
"r t G inat"ino cIoss
g" Stove and pine
, " Rocking Chairs.
Dining Tables ,,; pup,o,
Iron Safe, Chairs, Blinds, Oil Cloths, Cook
ing Stoves, &c
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. M Of sac
day and continue from day to day until all thC
property mentioned is sold. Terms cash.
G. ". WATTLES. C,,r,,.r.
" 2S-cots e. f. STUART, 0"'''''' -
C.o,,,,I,,r1oN E1S,>, o,1rn11 ,Sn
i In y, ~ tE > SAEE ~
- N N- ~ hhh oIAjlON, r. h ~ "a ~
COY Pursuant 10 inc decree "a i"c '%! n,
ty court OF f"rlax county; [choT'c' T ~ 't"y
Court, 10. IN inc SUI OF " m ~ i'' Wo X
Mary f. seklhs ana 1'rrs, Sl!H'i' rn a'.
III ~ h Inc LiSLc u' hdr 81 nubic nucton nj
that TRACT OF LANR 1yi il f near BURKE Sr
statohi Oh Ing VI; ~ M H. ~ III AiRES
g gH oy III 3onI ME- oon nnn,,nt - = WnnD
ms lanu Is hMiItn'I o., aeeTun, =" 'ao ~ IVA
g gi1p," m1'e' N'i'" "''' "''~' ''''' ''''
Tnrms So much cash in hand as will nav the
costs "i SUIT commissions ailI tApc,IErs ~ s",C
ana inc residue II, th1cG Gu' si Ie''. -, bay
T.'n H., ritI, ,,ond nrrsnn
al e "s 8S's and nd re" sa@"en title Until he
pNSmCnC is nuuc. OllEl Fps anu SoiiN CO aN''o "'
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u + r I l L | L Z RS .

am now. prepared to furnish to farmers and
others the following reliable munures:
MAGNUM BONUM SOLUBLE PuOS-
PHArE:it '.-..il ,:. ..l.'rl.
BACGH' 5 RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
ENCELLENZA TOBACCO FERTILIZER.
ENCELLENZASOLU PHOSPHATE.
WHlTELOCR'S EEGETATOR." :
MEAT AN D BONE GUANO.
:" BONE DUST OF VARIOUS GRADES.
" These ARTICLES have for their busis pure rner-
haustsd bones, rendered soluble by i proper sup
ply of Sulphuric Acid, and have given general
satisfaction wherever used, =
Circulars, containing testimonials Sent"n up
plication THUM AS PERRY,
aug No. II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09

as-Thc Waterford NJ Z. Camp Meeting will
commence on Thursday, the 10Th instant. Tho
meeting will be held on the Watt Camp
Ground" 81 miles from Clar rs Gsp, on the
veyanccs will be running daily to and from the
DEPOT. The railroad will pass all persons COM
ing and going from the meeting Mt half fare
Tie grounds are well shaded, and very conre-
niently lncuted The best accommodations will
be provided for all who may come. Boarding
for the entire meeting tor ST. and boarding, ex-
elusive Of lodging, for SIS. We arc expecting Il
real. old-fashioned Methodist Camp Meeting,
and most cordially invite all wcll-disposcd per-
sons to come. CHARLES KING Pastor.
Waterford, Loudoun co., aug 9-ot &. &c..
5ry-Mrs. 3. desires to return her heartfelt &C
acknowledgements and sincere thanks to the gen.
tlemen whose gratutous contributions made her
the recipient Of an improved sewing machine.
aug Git = -
DAPPAHANNOCK MALE ACADEMY,
~ Washington, Va. - .-'......
Tho session of this Academy commences on
the 10Th of Septernber and closes on the 10th of
June, 1872.
Students will be prepared for the University
of Virginia and other Colleges or for the bust
ness pursuits Of life
Terms: Tuition $50; one half payable in add
vance. and the remainderon the lst of February.
The whole cost Of board and tuition will not OK
coed $3.50 for the session Of nine months.
For further information apply for circulars to
Mr.. Jno g. Lane, or to Mr. NJ. Miller. Wash
ington, Va, or to the Principal, care Col. G. K.
Barksdae, Richmond, Va. ..
G. H. BARkSDALE, A. NJ,
T. of Va, Principal
Washington, Rapp. CO., aug 9-eoGw 49,.
I,HOICE BRANDS OF:FAMILY, EXTRA
" and SUPER FLOUR-warranted to give
entire satisaction-tur sale by
-. ...t. GEO. McBURNEY 6 SON,
aug9 81. q l6G and 10 King street.
r DURAND'S OLIVE OIL, Cupers, Olives.
u Walnut and Mushroom Catsup, .Wurces-
tershire Sauce and French Prepared Mustard.
., -. GEO. McBURNEI d son,
aug .'... l66 and ITO King street.
FERTILIzER RS :.@.,. q,
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The Markets.

New YORK, Aug. 9.-Stocks steady and quiet.
Gold heavy ut 1l5al2 Money easy at2 Nir-
gina skies Gi4; do new II. Flour dull and de-
dining Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE, Aug. a.-Virgina skies, coupon,
old, G41.. Cotton nominal j. no demand; low
middlings Italia. Flour dull. Wheat firm /;
Ohio and Indiana l55al40; Pennsylvanin l35a
40; others unchanged Corn scarce and firm !;
white Southern 77a76; yellow do. G7a'6; mixed
Western steady at G5aGG. Oats active and high
or IL: 45alS. Rye quiet and firm at lOa12.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09
Congressional Delegate,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a special to the
New York Tribune from Helena, Montana,
dated Sth says, Claggett, Republican, is elected
delegate to Congress by 10000 majority, gain
IF Oyer oJOO
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Men, when they meet upon the Street
and stop 10 greet,

lWCN, WHICH EIICy UICCI VIIIVII t1IC 'SIiSCUs
and stop 10 greet,
Always say ''havc you seen the $40 Scotch
Cashmere Suits at BLON DHEIM'S, ccrnor
King and Fairfax streets ti... =
Linen Suits at 800, So and 81:
White Duck Suits at S., ST. and 81
Linen Goats at 75c and upwards -
Most complete varieties Of lght-colored Pants
and Vests. 49,.
Blue and Black Frock Derby and Sack Coats.
Also Shirts, Collars, Drawers Ties, Socks, &c.
Grand opportunity for good goods ut low
prices at BLONDHElMS
jog Corner King and Fairfax sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09

CHURCH BELL-The old bell Of the Second
Presbyterian Church, cast in Boston in 1910,
was taken down yesterday and will be sent to
Troy n. Y, TO be recast .'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09

SnAMRoCK-A veritablc shamrock Or trinity
clover is growing at the mouth Of the alley
opening upon Royal street between King and
Prince streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09
SPEGIiL .A'NYlCES.
BiIiousness and Indigcstion.-

two complaints are more general ut this season
OF the ycur than ut almost any other. They are
closel y akin; for bilousness always involves an
impaired digestion, and indigestion is necessarily
an accompaniment Of IL dsordcred liver. Happy
the man or woman who cun boast of stomach
that has never felt the horrors of dyspepsia, and
to whom that great secretive agent the liver, has
never given pain or trouble. Not one in thou
sand can lay claim to entire immunity from ir-
| regularity in these organs How, then; shall
they be regulated? Not by powerful cathartics,
alternatcd with ordinary stimuants, but by a
medicinal invigornnt, like Hostettcrs Stomach
Bitters which combine, i'll due proportion, the
tonic and the Alternative principle. Wherever
there IS u church, a school-house and general
store this famous medicine may be procured.
No village merchant finds it prudent to be with
out it, for it is enquirel for every duy by every
class. The working man buys il because it in
creases his capacity for toll, and is followed by
no reaction. The effect Of the salubrOus roots,
herbs etc, of which it is composed, ditlused
through his system by the pure stmulanL which
forms the busis Of the Btters, is most healthful
and invi gorating. The scholaG, The merchant,
and, in fact, all mon whose minds or bodies, or
both, ure in constant exercise will derive benefit
from its use To persons OF sedentary habits it
supplies in some measure that activity in the
circulation which is obtained BY physical cxcr-
ton, and is the best known remedy for constipu-
ton.
Ask for IIUstettcrs Stomach Bitters, and do
not be coaxod into purchasing any of the I'M ia
tions and frauds sometimes offered in it, stead
al1rT luz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09

Mr.. Seward has been nominated by some
body as Il candidate for next President. Of
course, he has, aud so have some thirty or
forty other peope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09

WArERMEEONS Waterlnelolls continue to
arrive in large plumbers and stands for the sale
Of them have been opened at Fishtown and
King street wharf Prime ones sell at Sl2 per
hundred and cuttings ut from S. to Sc per
hundred
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DIED.

r. GARNETT, of Virginia, aged 50 years.
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SOLDIERS REv1vAL-The soldiers at Fort
Whipple, Va, belonging to the I. s. signal
service, are having religious revival at that
camp in the open air, which is largely attended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09

CAMP NETTING will be seen by the no,
tice in to-days Gazette, that the Waterford
NJ. E. Camp Meeting will commence, to-mor'
row on the grounds, one and halt miles from
Waterford, in Loudoun county. ConVeyanceS
will take persons from the railroad depot to the
grounds. - ---..-
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To the Ladies.-Dr. PANCOASTS FL
MALE PIlLS-a positive cure for Suppression!
or rrcgularity arising from any cause whatever.
They nrc perfectly harmless.
gsb- Every Ludy should keep box Of these
pills on hand for use in case Of need
Price 81 per box. Sent securely sealed to any
address on receipt Of price. Direct all orders to
..... j. WALKER PANCOhST, NJ. D.,
49,. ..... Philadelphia PA.
Philadclphu, ap G-3ml&wlY
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WIN. II. TERRILl
JOHN LETCHER.
Lexington, Va, iy l7-law4w.
= - ~
FARM FOR SALE.

v LII
Bv virtue of decree Of the County Court Of
Prince William county, rendered ut the june
term, 1877, in Cushing and wife vs.. Benson and
others, IL chancery suit therein pending: the uh-
dersigned, commissioners appointed i2r inh'
est bidder, before the front door OF the Court
House OF said county, ON MONDAY, the 4th
day of September, 1871 that being Court day;
unless previously sold at private sale, the sad
commissioners being authorized by SAID decree re-.
to sell ut public or private salc,) the TRACT or
LAND in the proceedings mentioned, Of which
tho late BurkctL Newman died possessed, con-
tanning about ono hundred and eighty acres.
This farm lies near SudIry Mills, about 1--WE
miles from Ganssyille st1lIon on the aaI mas
the contemplated line OF the Potomac and Ma
nu.sas r. r. 1t is of Il fine red SOIL susceptible
of q high state Of improvement, Is well watcrcd'
has u great variety and abundance Of fruit on 1t,
and lies in an excellent and rapidly Improving
neighborhood. n .;,1,r
in three equal annual instalmenG, To nG cyl
denced by bond bearing interest from the day
Of sale, and decd Of trust on the premises rs II
security therefor.
CRAWFORD CUSHING. ]
Prince William CO., jy D-lawts
DUCKETS, Tubs, Baskets, Fancy and Plain
d Vanished Boxes Dust and Scrub Brushes,
White Wash Brushes, Demijohns Peach Bas-
kcts. &c. GEO. McBUkNkI 4 son,
n: a l66 and 10 King street
IrHOICE TEAS--Gunpowder,. Imperial, o.
~ long, Japan and English Breakfast Teas,
! received this day and for sale by
AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
aug 80 '..' 22G~king ST., cor. Alfred
TNGLISH and SCOTCH ALES and BRO.
| d STOUT-A fresh supply just received ny
GEO. McBURNEl j. son,
aug lGG and 10 King Street
! NEW MACKEREL-Nos. J. . md ?, re-
~ ceiyed and for sale by
'''' 60 AVERY 4 DAVIDSON,
| auc7 226 King ST, cor. Alfred
TRESH BERMUDA ARROW ROOT, Il
Il prime article, for sale by
iy3l s. f. cor. King and St. Assph SITS.
4 MOTHER LOT OF THE CELE BkATED
| "A veneer FLOUR just received ut Ia
King street. ,,,,, DpoOrrc
TEIVY RED TWILL ELAN FL, and
; Ill GRAY and Blue do. \ full line o. these
! goods very cheap at onn ,roonc
! jy2 hoDl' L. WIZ ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09

ANOTHER BREAK IN THE CANAI.-Another
break has occurred in the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal; three within az many weeks each lars
cr than its predecessor, and all at the same
place-Five Mile Level. OfeourSe navigation
on the Alexandria Canal is again suspended,
and the reception of coal at this port again dis
continued The boatmen are by no means
mealy mouthed in their expressions concerning
these repeated breaks, aud assert with earnest
ness that other than physical agencies are at
work iu causing them.
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Doas.-Thc arrest Of parties for keeping
dogs without license, commenced Yesterday,
has had the effect of inducing many. persons
who had neglected to secure the requisite me-
dals to 90 to the Auditor s Office and buy theuI.
Of all the dogs in town but i06 wear the prop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-09

TIE New MARKET HoUsE.--It is under
stood that negotiations are now in progress
and will probably be concluded Tomorrow, fol
the sale of the two thousand shares Of the com
mon stock Of the O., u \. r. L. owned by the
corporation, and that the sun to be realized t
the city therefrom, to join with the $4,000 In
surance money, and the five thousand dollar;
worth of material on hand, will be amply sutti
cient to meet the expenses to be incurred in
the erection of the new Market House accord
ing to the plan of Cluss, adopted BY the City
Council. .. LAX. 49,. .....
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-This superb
Hair Dye is the best III the World-Perfectly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. No dis
appointment No Ridiculous Tnts, or Unpleas-
ant Odor The genuine w \. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black or Natural Brown Does not Stain the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiluI. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
all Druggists Factory, IL Bond ST., New York.
New York ian 90-eOly
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REMARKABLE.-A gentleman living on
Royal street, between King and Prince has !!
bantam hen which lately Matched brood OF
terrapins from the eggs of an animal of that
species. The same hen since then commenced
to lay in pigeon box, but her nest has been
taken possession of by male pigeon which
is so persistent in its efforts to produce
squads out of bantam eggs that it will not
leave the place it has usurped for L moment,
and has to be fed and watered there III order
that it may not perish.