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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

On Thursday, at Richmond, was sold at auc-
ton the splendid estate of the late Albert NJ.
Akin of Henrico county. The Varina tract;
embracing PIG acres sold for $42, 6Sl 80, or
S35 per acre, the purchaser beingR. B. Cha6in,
of Amelia Mr. Rush Burgess, Of Richmond,
bought Locust Hill, 1871 acres, for So, 1872 49,
or Sc. 50 per acre. The Darbytown tract, con-
sisting oil acres Of wooded land, was sold to
John A. & C. Carter for sl,225, or ST per
acre. The fishery, covering an area of one acre,
was started at s., but was finally knocked
down for 1852 to Capt. P. Kennedy.
IA difficulty occurred yesterday at the house
Of William Parsons, in Lynchburg, between
Mr.. Hughes, City Jailor, and MrC. W. Green,
in which Mr.. II. was severely beaten with a
stick by G.. 1t lis reported that Mr.. H. 8 nose
is broken, and he is also seriously injured about
the head. During the fight Mr.. FL. drew a
pistol, and fired at Green, the shot taking effect
in the arm Of Geo. W. Lipscombe, Constable,
who was passing along the street, and entered
the house to separate the parties.
The delegates appointed to attend the Con-
servatiye Convention, from Stafford county,
are: Aqua Township-N. W. Ford; General
Fitz Lee, alternate. Falmouth Township
Duff Green T. ". Franklin, alternate Rock
Hill Township-Dr. Walter Hore; W. T. Pat
ton, alternate. HARDWOOD Township John C..
Shelton Thomas J. Skinker, alternate.
A new mill is in course of construction at Mt.
Crawford, by Mr.. Kiser It is almost complet-
3D. and will compare favorably with any mill in
the Valley. A new dam has been constructed
across the river. ~.' /" '..
In opening the vats Of an old lanyard IN
Richmond, which have been closed for nearly
half century, side of leather and several
skins were found which had been soaking there
for that period
T. S. engineers have been sounding and sur
veying Quantco and other creeks, under an ap'
preparation by the last Congress, looking to the
Improvement Of the navigation of said creeks
The Norfolk Journal reports eleven cases Of
small pox in the pest house, and seven in tn
city. The disease is said to be Of mild type
Mr.. Jos. Norbury, well-koWn and esteemed
citizen of Fredericksburg, died Of apoplexy al
his residence on Wednesday night last.
The amount Of the State debt funded up tc
yesterday was S., 224 $685..
A Beaver was killed near Farmyle, lew
days ago
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19
Letter from Stauntou.

ICorrespondence of the Alexandria Gazette. !
SrAUNToN, August lS.-For the past few
DAYS, meeting novel in its character tor this
region, has been held daily at the Town Hall.
A Teachers Institute was opened on Monday,
in compliance with the request Of the Board OF
Education. Rev. DR.. Sears, agent Of the Pea
body Educational Fund presided and opened
the proceedings with an admirable address on
"lhe Importance and Dignity Of the Teachers
Profession and the Aims and Objects OF Teach
ers' Institutes He was followed by Major
Jed Hotchkiss of this city in an address on the
best method Of teaching Geography, and Pike
Powers, esq, also Of this city, on the proper
method Of teaching Reading. Each speaker
occupied forty minutes, after which there was
an ntermission Of ten, the meeting adjournlng
at !. At 3 80 the teachers again assembled
and were addressed by MIR. j. $. Hart of the
Baptist Female Seminary on the methods OF
teaching English Grammar, and DIR. Sears on
Elocution in schools.
On Tuesday, Dr. Sears lectured on teaching
Geography, Mr.. Spencer Of Washington on
Penmanship, and Mr., Hart on English Gram
mar. In the afternoon Mr.. Powers on Arith-
metic and Mr.. Spencer on Pcnmanship.
On Wednesday, the first lecture was by MIR.
Spencer on Penmanship, the second by, Major
Hotchkiss on Map Drawing, and the I'd by Mr..
Hart on the Derivation Of Words. In the after
noon, Major Hochkiss gave new method of
teaching Arithmetic, and Mr.. Richard l..
Carne, your City Superintendent, spoke on the
management of schools; after which there was
an animated discussion between Mr.. Hart and
DIR. Sears on Definitions, &c. 4 large body Of
teachers attended, and were handsomely enter
tanned By the citizens. 4.
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:::,,''sao::JALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 70, 1871.

The Lynchburg Virginian remarks, and we
entirely agree with it, that what we shall
need above all things in the next Legislature
is probity, industry, ability, and experiences
With these qualities in our legislators, We shall
secure economy and reform. Reduction in the
public expenditures, -beginniDg with the !egls-
lators themselves;-prompt Attention to the
business for which they are called together,
and short session of the Legislature, will
lessen greatly the annual tax upon the public
treasury. The Legislature should aim to wind
up within a period of sixty days, at furthest.-
Less talk and more work, would enable them
to do all in half that time. To this end, let
men who have something to do at home, and
whose interest it is to be there, be chosen to
represent us in Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

We have never seen as many snake stories,
in any one season before, as we have in this
We may have made this remark betore-but,
really, the. snake accounts meet us in SO many
newspapers, and are located in SO many places,
and are such remarkable nature, that we
cannot tell exactly what comment may have
been suggested. The snakes appear to exceed
in length and thickness, the rattles on one
species are more numerous, and their whole
appe arancc more formidable, than usual
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

A telegraphic dispatch from Washington
yesterday, states that ''the captain of an Eng
lish vessel at the wharf at Darien, Georgia,
recently, had occasion to punish four insubordi-
nate Sailors by combining them in the hold OF
his vessel. The imprisoned men, through a
lawyer in that city, obtained a writ Of habeas
corpus from colored magistrate, who caused
them to be brought before him, and released
them. The matter has been made the subject
of diplomatic correspondence between the Brit
ish minister and the State Department, the
captain having complained to his government
of the interference of the local magistrate as
breach of international law. The matter is
being considered by the proper official. The
captain of the British vessel, it is added, also,
complains of being maltreated in various other
ways. whilst in Darien.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

The encounter between bull and bear at Viz
gina City, Nevada, came off according to no
tce. \ large crowd was in attendance. The
bear sulked and lodged into corner and
wouldn't fight The bull also grew sulky.
After many efforts to excite them to combat
the keeper announced that the fight was
over, This excited the Indignation Of the
spectators, who insisted on their money 9
worth. The animals then were punched with
sticks, and whipped with foils &c-but all to
no effect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

The New York Tribune believes that ''po
litica platforms are, at best, and generally, but
perfunctory affairs. The nominating conven-
ton is usually in such a hurry to get at the
more enlvening business Of presenting the can
didatcs, that the work Of drawing up resolu-
lions Of party faith has come to be regarded as
mere premonitory fddling, whereto the wire
pulling finesse and triumphs and defeats which
follow are the real overture to the political
campaign just opening" This was not the case
in former DAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

Much interest was manifested few days
since in Buffalo by the first appearance on Buff
talo Creek of the steam canal-boat Cathcart,
which was built in Washington in 1869, and
which has been running for long time on the
Schuylkill canal, where her success, it is said,
was assured The Cathcart was on her trial
trip'-doubtless in view of competing for the
prize offered by the New York Legislature for
the best and most practical method ofnavigatiug
the canals of that State with steam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

Some weeks since allusion was made in the
Chicago papers to the Inauguration in that
city of new enterprise on large scalethe
building of ready made houses for shipment to
the sparsely settled districts of the interior,
where skilled labor is scarce, and the facilities
for house building meagre. 1t now appears
from the Chicago press that the enterprise has
royed an immense success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

There are three steam lines now employed
between Europe and New0rleans-one to Ham
burg via Havana and Havre, and two direct to
Liverpool. The Liverpool fleet is soon to be
augmented by the addition Of four new vessels
to one of the lines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

DEFAULTING COLLECTORS OF REVENUE
The first Comptroller Of the Treasury has
transmitted to Secretary Boutwell, statement
of cash balances due from collectors of internal
revenue on the 18th of this month. The list en-
braces rs names seventy nine OF whom are &C.
tual defaulters and ninety nine have unadjusted
accounts. The amount charged against the
former on the 26th of June last was 81, I61, 81,
which amount had been reduced on the 18th
inst. sl7,S5l. The amount charged against the
uuadiusted accounts was S460, SCI, which has
been reduced since June s36, 449. OF the de-
faulters forty were appointed by President
johnson, and the amount of their detalcatlon
is sl,755, 427. Thirty-six were appointed by
Lincoln, and are charged as detauters with
1890, III, and three appointed by Grant made
way with S64, $751; The amount OF the collec-
tons of internal revenue to the close of the last
fiscal year was $l,60S, SGj,543. New York
State has the most creditable record, her
defaulters only numbering three, ylz:-J: +.
Bailey, SlS26 GAP William Masten, Of the Ihlr-
teenth district, s64,22l, and j. B. Hastead,
oftbe Twenty ninth district, SlS,SI9. The de-
falcations in the New Orleans district, amount
to sl.2O0,OOO, with ten defaulters in three
districts Seven appointed BY johnson peck
eted or spcculated with 10000 Of this sum,
while the Lincoln collectors were content With
100000. The defauters are apportioned among
the several States and Territories as follows
Alabama, one; Arkansas, two; Delaware, one;
Georgia, two; Illinois, five; Indiana, four;
Iowa one; Kansas, one kentuck Ky, three;
Louisiana ten; Maryland, one, Michigan, three;
Minnesota, two; MISSOURI three; Montana,one;
Nevada, Nebraska and New Mexico, one each;
New Jersey, two; New York, three; North
Carolina, three; Ohio four Pennsylvania, six;
Texas, six; Virginia, seven; West Virginia,
three Wisconsin, four.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Aug. l9.-The lnar-
kct for Wheat closes active and firm; offerings
Of ia bushels white and 5i87 Of red, with sales
OF the former at 100 and l35 for very good sam
pies, and Of the latter ut ll5, II, l2a 1885, l21,
1913, 30 1872 1885, 13j, laI and ls for fairto prime;
samples of Seed Wheat brought l40 l42 and Ia
latter for very superior. Corn is dull, and the
market may be qaotcd 2a3c oft; sales Of mixed
at - with offerings Of 7SQ bushels offerings of
3l2 bushels whito, but no sales reported Rye is
in light receipt, with sales ut c. Oats arc active
and unchanged in prices; offerings Of 100 bush
els, with sales at "A, IS and 4G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

Yesterday Jay Cooke & Co., in behalf OF
the European Syndicate, paid into the Treas
ury $l5,O0O,OO0, the amount agreed upon
which, with the slO,000,0O0 paid in on Thurs
day, fulflls their agreement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

The Boston Post says that ''the nomenclature
of Wall street has had reform, from which, if
there were anything in a name, We might ex-
pect wonderful things. Pools and cliques and
rings are to be known no more, and combina-
tons and communes are things Of the past
"Syndicates' have sprung from their ashes,
and now we have the Erie Syndicate, the
Reading Syndicate, the Panama, Western
Union, Pacific Mail, &c, Syndicates. But
unfortunately there is nothing in names. )"
The ''syndicates.' will he, after all, nothing
bnt Rings and probably harder Rings than
We have had before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

Frauds have been perpetrated recently in
New Orleans by the substitution Of jurors;
which, it is thought, will result in many new
trials. New Orleans seems at this time TO be
filled with evils, political and social
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

The reported burning of the steamship
Henry Chauncey, turns out to be q canard in
the interest of Wall street jobbers. The Paci-
ic Mail Steamship Company offer a reward
of SIS, 900 for the perpetrators Of the forgery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

Surveys are being made at this time oppo-
site Pope's Greek, Nd, on the Virginia side,
with reference to connection. with the Alex
spdria and Fredericksburg road. Gen. Dubar-
ry, Vice President of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad, and Vice President and Chief
Engineer of the Northern Central Railroad, has
made no change in the engineers at all, nor has
there been any complaint as has beenreported
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

A movements in progress to start an Ameri-
can line ofsteamers between New York and
Antwerp. The plan is represented to be
strongly backed by influential parties in Bel
GUM, who are willing to advance money to an
American line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

Dr. Charles A. Lee, distinguished medical
authority in New York, who is professor of
Hygiene NIateria Medica, has lately subjected
a new deodorizcr brought into notice by Prof:
Gamgee, of London, to examination and expert
ment, and pronounces it certain, perfect and
prompt, far superior to any article of the kind
he has ever employed, not excepting carbolic
acid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

On the charge Of def;.lcation the name O
Paymaster Forbes Parker has been dropped
from the ROLL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19
PORT OFaLExA.vDRI.4, .4UGUsT 10.
ARRIVED.

-. ARRIVED.
Schrs + P Reynard, HunAey. New York; J
Sinmonson, Crawford. Boston, and Charles Z
Morrison, Smith, Boston, to j P Agnew. -,
Schrs Louisa Bliss, New York, and A +
Whitney, Boston, to American Coal Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Express Nickle, Baltimore, by
Broders il Go.
Schrs A & Grace, A D Henderson and 2eta
Psi, Boston, and Lilly, New Haven, by Ameri-
can Coal Co.
Schr Helen, Norfolk, by j P AgneH.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Sportsman, Morton, hence at Boston 18th
Schr j II Hancock, Crowell hence at Boston
18th instant. 80. ..
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DIED..

In Alexandria, on the 10Th instant, DR.. ROB
ERT F. FLEMING. NB- Funeral services al
his late residence Washington and oronoco SIS
In Washington, on Tuesday; the 18th Of Az,
Ton, widow of Mr.. Lund Washington, ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

The restaurants Of Petersburg have been
supplied with sOra for ten days past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET -Drovors'
Rest yesterday was dull, with decline of Zoe
per 100 weight on Cattle. About $50 Beef Cat
tie were offered and sold at from3 to SIS 50per cwt
A few Cows and Calves were offered and sold as
usual from 25 to $50 Veal Calves sold from =
to &c per pound 1000 Sheep and Lambs were Of
fered, selling at from . so to Sd so each. No
Hogs offered. -. .....'#
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WOOD AND GUHL.
WOOD Nd COAL.

Wo0D AND COAL.
' I6 5E E No Jf soV
COAL, and LORBERRY NUT and E(ar
COAL a. ). PERPENER,
jy 27-lm "a and DO S. Royal i.
COAL COAL, COAL
TO arrive full stock Of ANTHRACITE
GOALS, consisting in part II: lollows
Lykons Valley.
Lee Company.
Baltimore Company.
Johns Mountain.
Burnside Company.
Locust Mountain
Cumberland Coal.
All Goals of the best mines and sold at rnarkr,
rates by w. A. SMOOT Shoots wharf
Or office, 81 King strcct jya-u
CoAL' COAL
ley Egg White Ash, broken, do. Egg do
Stove and do. Chestnut, will be sold at MARK!
rates. JOHN LEATHERLANh
26 King 1T, cor Queen and Water and car
Prince and st. Assph. .... July2'
HAM PSHIRE AND BALTIMORE COAL,
4 l. CO.'S. wcll-known
GEORGES CREEK COAL
for sale by the cargo or ton. Applytn
... GEO HUTTON, Agent,
Foot of Wolfe street.
ap l3-tf Alexandria, xh
'CoAL' COAL, coAh'
Constantly on hand supply Of superior quail
ty WHITE and RED ASH COAL, which viii
be sold at market rates. 2240 lbs to tho ton.
NJ. ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
jan Is No. South Whnrrrs.
TOHN LEATHERLAND,
WOOD AND COAL DE1LEH
No G King St, and corner Queen and Water
The best descriptions Of COAL always Oh
hand and ut the lowest prices.
Orders solicited and promptly filled. dec -
- /. II. GNEW.
y Agent for the
II Sale and shipment Of best quait
~ GEORGES CREEK,
CUMBERLAND and
" ANTHRACITE UUAL,
Either by the cargo, car load or retail.
@rCoal Docks lexandria, VS., and George
town. D. c.. ian I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

Fifty business and dwelling houses were
burned at Dale, Oregon yesterday. The loss
in excess of insurance is 100000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19
BUILDING .HHTERL3L
J. W. MALLS. b. W. MALLS. b. pE.rv
TAMES W. MALLS, SON i ca
u 1SI King St AleYA Va
IcI hlHg 81, AIeXA., VA.
Dealers in HARDWARE. CJTTIEpy

A NJ . w. ALLS, SON j. co
- 167 King ST., Alexa, Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY
Carpenters Tools, Doors Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Brackets, MouldDoo.:
Balustels Of different patterns and New
Posts A large stock Of French and Americ.,
Glass, double and single thick, of all szes AZ
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint and White W.
Brushes Lewis, Pure White Lead and o,In-
brands of fine quality, Putty, Turpentine nnd
Machine Oil. Also, Lime, of superior ouulirv
Cement, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt f..
Roofing, &C. A large stock of Pugh's ceabrs.
ted Chr Augers and other articles found in fir,
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kind.
Of Building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms cash. feb lift
ROBT. JAMESON. A. NJ. CLARKr
JAMESON u CLARKE,
.-.-.-- - i ALEXANDRIA
Z >' ''1' y - FACTORT WV NA','"
Nos. q and % forth Water street
Dealers in
DRESSED FLOORING AND WHITE pIyr
LUMBER
JAM JOHN r. LAMBDLN, S4yh
PIsHIELL & HODGE,
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY AND PLANNING MILL
CORNER FAIRFAX AND QUEEN STREETS,
Alexandria, Virginia.
SAshes, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Moulding,
Brackets, Novels Balusters, and
MantlepieceS
constantly on hand at the Factory Gull uni
examine stock and prices. aps-,i
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Letter from Culpcpcr.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. !
CULpEpER G. H., Aug. IS, lS7l.-The
District Conference Of Rappahannock District,
NJ. f. Church, South, convened at this place
yesterday. The Conference is composed of all
the travelling and local preachers OF the Dis
trict and lay delegates from the several circuits
within its bounds. There were present yester-
day ten clerical and twenty four lay delegates
After the morning session of the Conference
the opening sermon was preached by ReY. j..
H. Boggs Of Middlesex. Rev. R. NJ. Shedd,
of Court street Church, Lynchburg, delivered
most eloquent and impressive sermon to a
large congregation last night Rev. j. A.
Duncan, d. d., is announced to preach this
morning at II o'clock, and Rev. DIR. J. c.
Cranberry tonight. The delegates are en-
tertained with true Virginia hospitality by the
good citizens of the place, the hearts and hands
as we'll as the houses of the people without dis
tinction of church connection, being open to
receive u.s. The Conference will probably ad
journ tomorrow evening. MONTROsS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

SNAkEs--On Saturday morning last Mrs.
John Keiser, of Pendleton county, West Vir-
eina went to her stable hunting eggs. On
looking in the trough she fonnd it occupied by
a monster rattlesnake. Hurying to the house,
she procured fishing gig for the purpose of
killing the snake Arriving at the stable again,
she found that second snake, larger than the
first, had come on the ground. Nothing daunted,
she gave battle to BOTH and succeeded in killing
them. The first had seventeen rattles, and the
second eighteen rattles and button. Our in
formant says theywere the largest rattlesnakes
he has ever seen.-Hdni$onbWg Enterprise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

THE BEDFORD OUTRAGE CAsE.-Menton
has been made of an attempted outrage by q
colored man on a white girl, in Bedford, on
Monday last, but no particulars were given
We now learn that the name Of the fend is
Winston Everett, noted rogue and desperate
residing in the neghborhood of New London,
and the name of the girl is Young, whose pa
rents reside on the land of Major Stephen L.
Peters, near Forest depot The girl is only
about - years of age, and had been sent by
her mother to neighbor house, and was on
her return, when she was stopped by the mau,
some POO yards from her fathers house The
cries of the girl reached the ears other mother,
who seized gun and hurried to her daughters
assistance. Upon reaching the spot the man
had drawn knife in his hand, aud threatened
to take the life of both mother and daughter,
but the mother leveled the gun at the scoun-
drel who then fed, leaving his diabolical pur-
pose unaccomplished The courageous mother
snapped her gun at the fleeing villain, but un-
fortunately the cap failed to explode Infor-
nation Of the outrage soon spread through the
neighborhood, and i party Of gentlemen start
ed in search of the man, who was tracked to a
cabin on the farm of Mr.. Hake, some four
miles from the scene, OF the outrage The man
heard his pursuers as they approached, and
ran, and was fired at five or six times without
effect and he escaped. Parties were still in
search of him on Wednesday night, and when
caught the limb Of the nearest tree will assist
to rid the world of him.-Lyuchlrg Nr'cs
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L CE.

IcE! 1cEl ICE:
We are now prepared to furnish our cu,tou.
era with superior
NORTHERN ICE.
Orders left ut our office, or with our i:iyr:
will receive prompt attention.
NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
ap lo-tf No. South Whurve.
IcE' &c E.
The undersigned begs leave to anpounce t..
his friends and the public generally that he in.
made arrangements for constant supply Oh
BOSTON ICE,
and is now running wagons throughout the city
when at all hours of the day, Sundays included
ICE may be had in small or large quantities IT,
suit purchasers. Ice shipped to any part .: tn.
country at the lowest market price.
F. RECkER
Depot, cor. King and Fayette sts
sp lj-tf Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19

Regularly, from my wagon daily.
Orders to be left at Ice Depot, No. u Norti.
Fairfax street, opposite Mansion House twhcr-
ice can be had in lots to suit at all hours Of the
day., and at Samuel Lunts drug store, cornct
King and Washington streets
an l2-tf EWELL G. ATWELL.