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STOru AND THINK.
Only iOO OF The cheapest an1 Dest lots 10 Br0oklVn
leo lrce 500 81 20f heat and coufo table hOnses
put mp on anY plan desired, Tie whole 10 he paid DY
monthly payments OF about the came rmount you arc
now paying Tor ront. Only 600 cash reau rod, Tue
u within twelve minutes OF Now York, ami doubo
the present value OF these lots. Apply TO JOHN p.
NORRIS. 2lg Montague st., or 20 X. b. KINNEY, cor
sth ~. and Sd hy.. BrouklYn. Once open every day
ana evenings aud Sundays.
CHEAP AND GOOD HOMES.-SiO down aud
~ tlO to ne pAl nonthlY will purchase excellent
lot o land, leyet Nth and dry, graded stfeet at
kkWToWN, l.. L.. scarcely 100 yards from puouo
a. all hours daY and night dis TO New YORK four
milcsi 20 nuutes u Biih st. - minutes James giD
Price GoD Good TUE no mortgages discount for
e. H. sPoOEkR, "a Broadway, New York
NOR SALE-t!5OO viii buy a NV Sstory and
OAsHulcni, brown atOpe front house. and 2lN 10 lot
bnl, BY days vorK, OF the bet nAterlal strong and
su0stinlla vita MI modern improvements, situated
on east sile b3jtlrd AY, conmenc NJ W lot Irom
Penn A., BrOOkl a. nn1tes' walk ON tho Williams
bur2h fcIrea. Apply ~ the owner j. \. SAtIrH oar.
penIer aud builder. Casson aud Layet eays,, BroOK
Nn.
HOMES tot all-CheAp cottages at Winfield, l. IT,
Il rMfh " aud $500 pa, ment Inquire ~ q. q, AN.
DlfWa, 'hA nbers ST., from II 10 O'ClOok. CO 20
hlnhelh ava pu,ennAo hose, rooms. near depot
nom tlAO TO 5000 easy payments. $3.50 sod $50 N
purchase q hno cottage az Wlnneld L. l. InOulre VII
DR. MURPHY, near depot.
RARE BAEGAIN.,-A 2plory, atiic, basement.
~ AMI extension frame house hlied in with brick 10
the top. contains ten rooms and sewer oOnnec.
lions 70 be seid cheap Apply 70 JOHN SHANAHAA, ,
w th nlAnA. South BROOKLYN
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nNI.Y DIRECT LINE 10 FnANOL.

lnE GENERAL kSArLANTIg COMPANlI
NAIL = ~ NNSHtPS RETWEhN hEY YORK AND
HANl.E CALl.iNG A 4 BREpT l..
WILLIE ID Q 4 PAl.IS PFVElBR
IAFAYEITE FIitgDfE,
81. AUSENr VILE DU IIAVRR
Appointed 10 sail on c, cry bituI unio SaturIag.
nRlCE OF PASSAGE L. GOLD Qno'ndnZ wineA
ll'1l CABIN, $40 hfGDNh CARit 81
tAcuISion Iicses 10 a rciuci Oa Of u - cent
for ight or Passage Apply A. t1e uHCt Oi
0GOl.tE sfAtk AZlE, AFOnt,
~ ELuAIMhN. Now nrk
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6fturslona

@s@a
\Bw YORK 10 Pleasant yailey and Fort Lee ttss
r9nnd gip ,ognlAr PASSENGERS less rate. S,esna
HOS. r. ilULSE, Can't George W. Annet on aud
After Saturday. june 10. wiz eave Christopher s q
Lee ak iiS A. ~. Z and SX p u. iahdi's a. s,i
O.. al trips but last trio. Ariangensn;s for no
nins can DO made with the captain from sk ~ 10 A.
NJ, foot OF ctristopher ct
VTXCURSIONS,-The ol l-establrshed regular ua.
ard SYLVAN GROvE. viii maze hourly AID at
hourly trips on sunday June II, leaving llarl"nas
O'Clock AMI Feck SIP at 10 O'Clock 4. stoupng q
4 ht each way. Last p.a leaves Harlem a. O'Clock
Bins is no only line tina; connscn with boau
ir High Bridge, Kings Bridge and ntermeda ate iaue
ngs.
EXCHTaSIts2GSSs IsG s,drfP To HtAb1shEnn. roFmIs:
PARK, TIE new ard handsome steamer HORRisA "A
VII leAEs fdltpn hlree on sunday nOrning JHre n.
for the above places at alternate hgurs t.,v,at F1t
way. Fare cents.
OCULAR SUNDAY MORNING boat
~ tor kowhurgh Cornwall, q II SD,i1g. Wst
POINT, and YOnktrs-ThH fayntite steanhNat SLHRPY
aOlLON. Ca;, ncs shernnl leaves !ltol fsctT.
2 s;ao, %th e.; " River, stSooieck A. NJ Fare FOR
HANDS al round Sci ct family e1cur,on 10 Iona
y lsand Grow, on Tuesday, june %. The steamer
Fort Ire acc rupin e OY Coll nss Dt ant Gntllnn
lrry. s;Sj n nsanI Vali,y SIS, Fort Lee . fSIetG
tltinf genue mn ani lazy, 81 iaIos tick Is 50
cents. Refreshments on board.
(ONEY ISLAND. .-Norh River route The cam
~ cr HhlA ltttA Stt 90 mrnce hei regular tOr
Lhe sea.on on sauL ay, June l0 leaving wosl iOtn sI
q 10 ' o''pcE. y. r. he Eat liY r boat will
commence regular tips on iat irdty. Ju1e 7.
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EXCHaSt0NSs TO BhRhkw. r0fNI--
DEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING boat
Sblpplna.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICkEPS,
90 from any Railway station In Great D.tian Irs-
lanl Norway, Sweden, DenmAtk Germany IloI aud,
bolGium, and the United States, by steamers sailing
Ar LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
HkNDERsON BHOTHfRs
Bow iiug Green.
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MeO,ul.


A LII Spcc al DEcases -Lslies And gsnpot-el a
y trouble ~ yrAIs' experience Ia Pru-Hi uiutHI
hospitals. successful cure inside 10 hours. O no eS
tOnsuitA Ton i'er Dr, fRA NhLlN, ljl blDeo t,ffi.
LII SPECIAL DISEASE curod in ne 'l1t
Tegu successful pracuca.
A. LEWIS, N. D.. Bcsch II" NV Y'fE
Ii, sPECIAL DISEt~E- cured BY Dc
~ j LlAN, ~ to r. nUA era. stItr LJ Poo 49,
near Centre. No 0mLera . u,el Eassbntlul l'.n
GONEIDEN lAL medical adyico i'r' 10 d g''e',
" VI secrecy (Duih tcItsl ~ d ten ln tom bi.f
nese letters sSerod. DiI. K. bAHtE a. lo' 5o"''
1t ST., NitliauH 'ursd.
hR. KIM! can b. consulted o,nal len,.", al
- duutS as lVl "hYo lrF pace Caro- slt l.tl 10
q hour Ncrt omS Tor pANrlt- ilr o., 40 Am 't
hlclmnuhcIt Nnd duslJess SIT. > olhA1 80,
lW,hN y as cay prAcIco. O.n auI i.laNs cI.'
n ar oihru.
hR. PERRY, 81 gl"oKe sf.. NV H..l..eL,
' cures a. spccai dteascs lluprI t.ol' w. Hnd DO"
10 uolJlo al o'e i.c, WV. wtIJu' l4cOny "a eite
Noiee uDlvss cured satlsa3toruy
hR. LEWIS, Authcr Of hcilcai Cpmpsui'l 80
U Guide o ~ alih. &c rcttoraI N 80 ~ l'ot
tsted aud diseased, oriJ yeArs' prVlse pIae'''h
Beach st., New York
AIDES m trouble guaranIaeI inmed ale n ~
i no feog rooms Tor ddiis OoiOro And duTinf nnaP
osRL Or. MkSc. IA WOss tta a.. Osa< BrOGIHD'
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T .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD co.

II ONG ISLtHD RAILROAD CO.
4 SUMNER AkRA NnhM tNf
On and alter Wedt csday hay2i 1874. trains Will ssvn
SA NJ. GrOcnphrt Anf sag Iarbor.
81 ", kortnro aud ul n Cow.
1880 II ckeVte Way Train.
1885, r. ~, O. eenport and "a HArbor RrpreaA
1t1O Z NJ Rlverhead EIpr 80,
4I30P N. Nnrthport ani ul'n Cove Express.
z. NJ Nurtiport AMI Glen Cove way Iran
All train cot" oct at Minneo a with n .nD,teAd.
gu q - Excursion Trains for Roslyn, olen Cove IL
cu-t lev, Hlc ,sville HUNTINGTON and HorthDork
leave II inter's Poiit aao A. N Ant6P.A.
AhBANX DAY LJNE.-C. yInHAnp .nd Dan
6b a. NJ, Landing at Yonkers TRrrytown. ani kIAek
nv ferry boap, CoEzens, West Point. cornwall. New
bar n. PouEhkecps.e. Cat'kill. and Hudson
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MONDAY, JUNE IL,
MONDAY. JUNE u,
MONDAY. JUNK IL
MONDAY. JUEE 10.
THIRD OREAT SALE
ON rus
HEIGHTS or
HHSSEEifiiEEftiEESSHHBB Ff$SSSS::
0SiSUtIs e Stj;h2 iH2A fE3h lsS btSi6%kF. ih6S%FkkF
Near three stations on tTo eroaa.ssugs. double
Plank walks through eVeJ street. Superb mounts In
SPECIAL TRAIN Cat.ulla. esnd). Eric Railroad.
G0NbHf;. June i.
Get .plendii Pictorial Maps And Free Passes non
AID. MEIIIcK JR.. BRO
Pino .. New YorS
THlSf'St,F FsssHSltSTSs 1 PERSSl = 4 SSFttE WORLD.
At TlfSSaRb SSSfa lSSS iSSFY jIal,is. l.
Tue moe; %n iipi S fis9 Ssp SEX IT, YORK
ruEsSSl. Es5E kxGgl;siSN Silgs a ,sr
ioo Of .so u s9UP Ss M Fe ePfTSsEfs precisely at O
Fali inIo1ns,on priss n.t. sad nee eIenr.,cp tcs.
p; sf &c e SaI 4 SS one; q 60. r4T6y6 LAM
m aSS .Ss sSos % ss%: s9S ESy Ss %s
GTTyf GF "a sS At 9s s ss ssa q sARTs
q oBssooKhYN.A me elgar 'tqre Of WILLIAM HoR
osS s6tfE HiIEsSs G s s cigar store Of JOHN
sThHSEg ~ G?Hmo,,. A. bet un,oI aaa sscse ,s
fk6cGhE TickGrS tSf RSb BID 6S 5ISli GSSD 3" EARLY
ARoHh J2nSsT2N, Ss HSsn29'sg Tj,,,
once 81 Nassau st., opposite Poet once.
THURSDAY J.'Nr Is, is71.
at O'Clock. at the EIehs 20 sGle.room, III Broad
VALUABLE PRIVATE EFsnsNos 80 EAST 'TH
The threestorv aud basemsnt IN stoop brcK House
u marble nantei'. marble t,le he elegantly FREE
@ %ode9 19S sf. ss cSss & r99 md
house is now occuped by tue present owner and no
desirable residence. IL IS most eligible aud desirable
luis vii iGord good opportunity for parties seek
ing residence 10 tia; part OF the city as the property
Terns -0hethird cash, balance bond and mort.
For further pariiSuiATs anrly to the Anetlonsers
i JOnNT9nN, a. HucTdi9NEgEa.
IS Nassau 81. corner Cedar a., New York.
ADsoLgg1yFF, F,I%its SAts %IrIH9YT %III gT RESERVE
Sp''"'RRUJy RUilEtH'f6Rb 'Ft'r9 e. 'Pf PhHS.s hnHfSlsa''"
on the rrm.es at o'elocs r. NJ.
s,,u.,so oD an Tu5,SnAI a,sI a.. grns Is ls
neent views. aud sur ouiael By nrs cltss Improve.
r. oPEE Y EVEG oTFfIstp IN TIIis PoIgIfi Il
LOCALITY. The streets are op uea nIank WslSs or.
tenn from the dcnot To tne Dropsrty Ths utle il india
On ahie. SAFE fElE IP fDKY EVNIY PLOT on.
fkkED WILL BF TOSiIIVEIY SOLD no TUT
HIIH ST DlDDHR TEHMS; IS per G mt and auc.
toneors fee OF Der pot on daT OF SHE is Der csI
Trans v ii leave Via ryana Ferp toes Of Cham
Gcrts n5,."s ~ Joh "a, ~ nier % S ~ Ns.,, .so
he,y Ttr f'' '' W "N""''" " ''0i - N~''Au So >
' Wv W
A LDHIRRfGifE tsL & w0oRS Z, okSorroy. ON
NOSDAY, JUNE2
AT O'CLOCK y NJ ON TiIE pRRNIsRg
30 DEsIks BILE biI DING LOTS
lAid ont ana 1r pr vate resiienc 81 10 aens
Nv papuI lei nelghb1thooi win strreta grad.i ana
gas wafer and sewers in the NAN ttrees an m ree
car as % al ns h1SSsp . s3a JsSy ne G fer
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m \,
" h'tN'eI uN ,urS H11 Livernoo call NJ
CorN hlrboi ctoh way, keS an nHt,ul n ca. - lls'
ornt c.nsn.ps. combining : NFEtI. Srr lD lt "
EnHI PASSENGER accommodation unrY Hlei. iLAH
llt Ca ?, liicuf Nurr y. sal. Ol Live. pup it -
2P M nCEANlr, Capt 1hlmp,op. Jn, Naooa
ruer, 80, gold Excursion. tAUi sieunge ~ a..
ttnCY i cpall tVtl 'CnIcs, SIS Anply nj W tu la
Line Onlccs. j n. sPAlKS Agcn,, 10 rr uie.r
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From New Work.

New York, Nov. 22--Prince Alexis. ac-
compauied by Minister Catacazy and suite, left
for Washington this morning.
The missing poll list of the Sixth Ward OF
Brooklyn, was discovered last evening stored
away with old papers, evidently replaced by the
thief
The small pox is raging in Trinidad, West
Indies.
An interesting debate took place last evening
at the Methodist Missionary Convention on the
aubiect of missionary work at home and abroad.
Que speaker stated that during the last seven
years ouly an average Of II! per cent OF five
and half millions have been devoted TO the
missionary work among the heathen. Money
and energy was wasted in trying to convert DIT
trrent denominations here to the Methodist
faith. and UNCONVENTIONAL missionary work was
severely deprecated. Rev. DrS. Haven, of Bos'
ton, Hill, Love, and Baldwin took part in
the debate.
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE, Nov 2l.-The United State:
court met to-day in the new room provided hy
the United States Marshal, in Woodmau sbui
ding. The time Of the curt was occupied
with various unimportant motions and nothing
Of general interest ,ransplrcd.
The corner stone Of the first Methodist
church building in Salt Lake was laid yc>ter-
day with considerable ceremony.
There are now here regular church organiga.
tinus of Mcthodi<tS, Epi>copaIians, Presbyte,
rians and Roman Catholics
Over $4,000 silver bullion was received
last week from the Ely mining district.
Trains from the East are still IS hours be-
hind owing to snow storms. The weather here
is very cold Reports from Cottonwood and
the ncighboring mining districts say the suow
on Il level is from TO t feet deep There Is
every indication Of a hard winter
Scientific parties experimenting on the Og
den tin ore declare that the metal is cadmium,
first discovered by professor Sringmer Of
Gottengen. 1t is nearly as white as tin, bu
somewhat harder and more tenacious, suscep
tibIe of high polish and as volatile as mercury.
1t is said to be more valuable than tin aud this
statement creates more than excitement all re
ports of discoveries combined.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TOT GAZETTE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

ROME, Nov. 22-A consistory will be held
on Friday for the preconization of the Bishops
The Pope on that occasion will pronounce al
aocution in which he is expected to declare
what course he has decided to take now that
King Victor Emanuel is in Rome. Parliament
will soon open its session in this city.
LONDON, Nov. % -Preparations are max,
ing fer mass meeting in Lond on next week
at which Sir Charles Dixie will be the pricipa
speaker.
PERTH, Nov. 22-Fraucis Dcak. an eminent
Hungarian statesman, is dangerously i'll.
NORWICH, Noc 22-The steamer City OF
New London of the Norwich freight line, took
fire this morning about half: past four o'clock
in the Thames river and is still burning. There
is little reason to hope that either her E.ull or
cargo will be saved. Several persons known
to have bean on board have not yet reported
themselves and there is some reason to fcal
they have persisted.
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From Mexico.

New York, Nov PA Herald special
frolu the city Of Mexico dated Nov It'll, says :;
General Governor Duz is tortiIying Oaxaca
and arming the State troops He has refused
to publish the election Of Juarcz and his for
NAL revolt is momcntarily expected. General
Aatorre with large government force, is
watching Oaxaca More troops are to be sent
to his aid Immediately General Guerra late
commander of the Fourth division, has pro-
nounccd; also Governor Portugal Of Agua>ca-
lcntes The States of Chiaras and Guerrero
arc still in revolt The Loreados revolt and
cabinet changes are not confirmed. Lucas and
Mendcz are expected to join the revoiutonsts
in Puella The inhabitants OF Sierra Borrego
have rebcIlcd and bcsieged Durango. Generals
TrevinO Narango and Martinez are besiceing
Saltillo Generals Cadena. Ncgrcte, Rivero,
Cosio Echavarcria and Toledo are in revou-
ton. Lazono is disturbing the State of Hidal-
60. General Salvan has pronounced in the
State of Pueblu. The government troops have
gained victory over Treviuos cavalry at
AriSpc.
Money is being subscribed in the city Of
Mexico tor the sufferers by the Chicago and
Wisconsin fires.
President Juarez renewed his request last
night Of session of Congress for extraordinary
powers.
MArAMonAs, Mexico, Nov. 2o-Gencral
Rocha, with strong division Of troops, is
marching to the relief Of Saltlo which is still
held by the Government troops.
Qnerroga the late celebrated Impcrialist
chief has Joined the rebels and is entrusted with
the command nf the IowerRio Graude. He is
expected to attack Mire immediately on his way
to this city. Rumorsot General Cortina having
pronounced in favor Of the rebel government
are ahoat Of late he has not obeycd the
orders of the government and is now falling back
on this place On his arrival conflict is eX-
pected between him and Gen. palacio for the
command Of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-22
.9TETjD.N. SALES.

TRUsTEES SALEoF VALUABLE 81 "a
i ESTATE.-As substituted trustee IN u deeu
of trust executed on the 9Th day OF Janu AIRY,
1854, by John Tayloe to p Thornton Lomax' !o
secure to VIM. H. Tayloe certain debts therei n
mentioned. will SELL on the SEW En- III "a ~. 1
OF DECEMBER, 1871, Court day, at hlns
George Court House, that beautiful FARM, ~
ing on the Potomac river, in King George coun-
ty. known as CHATTERTON.
rhe farm contains four hundred and ninety,
eight (493) acres, consisting of river flats and
highlands. The DWELLING HOUSE fra
is large brick building, with nine, rooms lex.
including kitchen, and has besides basement
rooms or cellars aud is beautifully situated on Il
height overlooking the Potomac. The farm
buildings and tenant houses are in good repair,
and the soil of the farm is of excellent quality.
The Potomac steamers touch regularly III
landing on the farm.
Terms cash For further particulars apply to
R. B. LEWIS, Substituted Trustee.
P. Sin addition to the above described tract
of land, will sell, at the same time and place
and upon the same terms, the PERS1N AL
PROPERTY mentioned III said deed of trust
and now remaining, consisting of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plate, Stock, Farming
Utensils &c r. B. LEWIS, Sub Trustee.
Oak Grove, WcS:moreland CO., Va, oct W-eotS
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Ey r. A. HSerby, AuctiOneer.

A VALUABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX
N COUNTY AND A VALUABLE Hsss.l
HOUSE AND LOT IN ALEXANDRIA, a a455la
CITY. VA, FOR SALE.-By virtue of deed
of trust executed by Aaron Bruin and Paullna
Bruin, his wife, dated February lSt, 1863, and OF
record in the Clerks Office of the County Cour'
of Fairfax and in the Clerk s office OF the Cuun-
ty Court of Alexandria county, the undcrSign'
ed. rs trustee in said deed named, will expose t.
sale ut public auction, at Manassas Station, ON
the o., "A. & NJ. r. r., on Thu RSDAl, the
twenty-tirst day of December next, 1871, at l.
o'clock H., if the weather should be suitable on
that duv-f not the next suitable day thereafter,
Two certain TRACTS OF LAND by said de-
cree conveyed, and both situated in said county
nf Fairfax, Stale of Virginia, and adjoining the
lands Of Joseph Holden and others. and lying
on the stream known as Bulls Run; the onecoh-
tanning about two hundred and twenty-five
acres and the other continuing ab9ut elghty-nlhe
acres, the two parcels forming tract OF land OF
,hnrt three hundred and fifteen acres
The said tract of land is of excellent natural
soil in !; good state Of improvcment. with u new
cornmnd0us and comfortable DIV ELLlNG
HOUSE and all necessary outhouses, and art
within three miles of Manassas station.
And on FRIDAY, the I'D day of December
next. 1871. ut II o clock m, on the premises, in
the city Of Alexandria, 4 certain LOT or ri ECE
OF LAND, situuls1 in the city Of AleXandr',
on St Asaph and Wilkes streets, with L " y
HOUSES located thereon.
The terms of sale required by the deed, to be
cash for the amount secured by said deed but
An arrangement will probably bc made with the
creditors by which credit of Elk and twciv"
mcnths will be given on the amount due under
SAID deed. and longer credit for the residue OF
the purchase money
nov l7.cots DRURY WOOD, Trustee.
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Marine Disaster.

HONOLULU. Nov. 1.-The last ship from the
Arctic ocean is in and the last of the ship
wrecked men landed without casualty. The
men are being cared for at an expense OF Sl.COO
day. The whaling bark Chance reports that
strong northeast gales set in before she lett
Behring's strait, lasting from September % to
October 2nd. and an attempt to reach the
abandoned whaling fleet would have been made
if the vessel had been Scaworthy. The opinion
prevails that the feet was abandoned too SOON.
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!SIsEfA.IL. .N.{LYIEES.
Arrest Decay

Arrest Decay.-When plant or Il tree be-
gins to decay it must needs die 1t cannot be
rcvtalizcd But it is not so with human beings.
A human ruin can be repaired, rengthcncd;
restored, though brown leaf or wlthcrcd
blade of grass can never be made green again.
In the autumn OF life, or even in its winter when
nature seems to be- giving way under the pres
sure Of years, it is still p"ss! bic to rclard the
progress of decay, and to lend t" ugc more than
It's wontcd vigUr. As II means of promoting TINS
object. uustcItcr's Stomach Bittcrs Is uhquc:-
tnnabIy the most potent of all rcStoratrcS. 1t
will not make the old young, but it will prevent
lessen or south lheintirnitrs which are the usual
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of the decline of life. For de-
biity and Il lack OF nervous power from Whit
ever cause arising, it IS the medicine that OF ali
others before the word, best deserves the name
of IL specific. III purity, in inrlgor"tlng proper
tics, III its adaptation ~ weak stoInachs ana lee
bic organizations, it has no COMPETITOR among
the tones ut the phurlnuc"rnta, nor among pro-
prietory remedies. Besides its Strengthening
PRINCIPLE, it possesses Alternative ana r"gulntin
properties of the highest order and rs all anti
bilious medicine is far preferable to any OF the
preparations containing mercury. lime has
Shown that for physical decay, nervous debility,
dyspepsia, bilious disorders, and Intermittent;
fever, uoStettcrs BittcrS is remedy without II
rival This is the season OF the fall of the leaf
let il remind the old, the feeble. the s"kly, tn
invigorate and regulate their systems with tins
great vegetable tonic and Alternative. no ZO-col"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-22

Now READY.
The immense new stock Of
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
AT H. STRAUSS ESTABLISHMENTS,
Nos. 80 and 81 King street.
The stock is repee in all its branches, consist
ing of MEMS Ladies, Boys Misses and Child
ren's Boots and Shoes, in great variety, whlci
for chcapnrss and durability cannot be excclleC
by any similar establishment in town.
Also a large and well selected Sl"ck of Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Va
Uses, which will be sold ut New York prices.
DO not fail to call, as we guarantee TO sell low
or than the lowest.
Don't forget the name and Nos:
II. STRAUSS,
oct Nos. 90 and " King street
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.4ETTfU.r Stiles.
lsy +. A. Kerby, Auctionee,

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA VA-By
authority of the heirs at law of VIM. Veitch,
decd will offer for sale, by public auction, on
SATU RDAY, the ID day of December, 1871,
the following described property, in Alexandria,
NJ. IA TENEMENT and LOT OF Gina
GROUND on Il west side Of Alfred ST., H$2SSsl
between King arG Prince streets, in front ~ IT,,
and in ,ep:h 10 feet to an alley, with the use of
No. "a TENEMENT and LOT OF S.sz.As
GROUND on the east side of Payne st., Eel #sa
between |, ing and Prince in front 10 feet, and
in depth l23 feet inches.
No. ga LOT OF GROUND on the west
side of st. A<aph street. between Duke and
Wolfe, in front 40 feet, and in depth l23 #. in.
No. "A LOT OF GROUND on Franklin
bounds will be given on the day of sale.
The above Sale will be made in front Of the
respective premises, commencing at half-past u
o'clock, in front of the tenement and lot Of
ground on Alfred street.-The. /;
Terms at Sale. IL W. hh " VIM n LS e.
VALUALE FARM FOR SALE IN
Y PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.-Pur-
Suant to the decree of the Circuit Court If Prince
1871, in the suit of Farley Klein against Mary
Ann Finch and others, the undersigned, named
rs Commissioners in said decree, will on the 4th
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1871, Chat being Court
sell, to the highest bidder, A LII HAT TRACT
OR PARCEL OF LAND, of which John
Finch died seiz"d, containing - acres, more
or less This land lies about halfway between
Brrntsvilie and DumlrieS, and at the jInctol}
the Occ"quan road with the road known - - -
Bsant-villr ard Dumtrirs road-haSf lSo
comfortable FRAME DWELL M! lysl9!sdl III
comparatively new anda fine apple orchard: CT
is we'll supplied it'll wood and excellent water
Terms: So much cash in hand as will pay the
costs of suit and expenses of sale, the residue in
three equal payments at one, two and three
wears. to bear interest from the day of sale and
to be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser with
good security, and the title to be retained until
the last Payment is made. Cost Of conveyancing
to be paid by the purchaser:
WM II. PAYNE.
THOMAS MOORE.
Dripon William, nnh--lYW3W Com
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-22
Local Breyities.

The supply Of oysters at the oyster dock has
again become exhausted
Fine turkeys were selling on uuion street
this morning at 10 cents per pound.
a stallion at West End seized boy there
yesterday by the back and would probably have
killed him had not the byStauders iuterferred.
The Belle Haven Socials gave masquerade
ball at their ROOMS in Stewards building last
night, which is represented by those who at
tended it as most agreeable affair.
The like of cartridges in Prince Georges
county, Md, opposite this city, is said never
to have been seen before. They are brought
here in numbers and sold at sl.75 per dozen.
The committee appointed by the Third Ward
Radicals to investigate the charges brought
against some Of the members Of the party, OF
having voted against the colored candidate at
the last election, have not yet made Their report.