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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auottone,rs,
~ Auctfcneefs emo Real Estate Rrok ar,
No. 319, southeast corner 5th and stre,,s

hfTBE NOHTHEAsr CORNER OF az Am
sTnhEETs lsLAeD, AT AUCTION.
Sys m, we shat sell, IN 'front.' OF the nre oiSe
,.N? god tES-st2ry Frame Houa Q CHI 10.
Peg sc ons by rs feet deem, with side alJeys
bt,Jg , .rt lot No 10, "a flrare No -. "'e's'
Ie Re: One hal ct5h; balance In and nonths
or notc- De N 2 nv rest and ge~urr by A de a.
pust CD tie prs ali es. All onvey spcipS and re We
nue :, AZ at the ost q The parcnIier. go down
Jed GREEN WILLIAMS Auet.
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rRUsrEIg SALE OF A yALuABLs rR lOr
y LAND ~ IHn COUNTY or wAshiNG-
TOWN, IN SAID COUNTY, IMPROvBO By
LAEGk DWELLING H0UsE AND vTHHR


SsH 81 fs,RS 81 Hs ~
h iAPS6v PwEk+isG House AND VTHER
5t.s = :, dssss s, & :hs sS.sems Court
~ Sss H. asos ss. &,
ssssf On s Il. al o. Sac
9:,on The prs~iss: ali the right, title, inferred;
Wing and Ssins 10 aid county. :. 1nioescsa. Be-
s. Ss q
a. :as d M
along the sosth sids q Jscsrssn stress sosth IsN
!. ~ e % &
ssse, more or less to the division Line bstyeen sid
Tasss running viii !sd Ss nss6 *
degrees, vest I.llevins Of sdegrse Tor variation
IS iest to the center Of .sd Pisrcs arrest; thence
north ~ de grees east 40 feet TO point 10 line
S :ssh s q sS s. e sss
est Gde Of sad Pierce street and thsnce north ~
q; :; & e T.: sss q s
TERM q sais: oss-shird purchase noasy cash.
psyIsns. r.spsetivey three 81. nine, ktysl!s
Dsyssnts @ Be secured b. ths bond o. bonds. soss
otss q The Rnreha.sr o. ysEeh.ssr. 70 the .asi.
a Ss psid sssh on the ssy q sic or On ssSos.ioa
y ses o-ss 1s S.o
Ssss:s Vim b. az sf:s .s :. e. ~ :ss 3 q.
yFE1D.AIh.. Trustees.
.l LA1IM1B CLKARY,
sps tu. Oh SwAds Auotioneers.
HvTHR ABOVE SALE Is PosrPoNHp IN
CONSCIOUSNESS Of TIE rain mail rUEsDAI, the 1stk
y. .EnEp,, 'L,f Trustee.
my4sosh LATlh1e CLnAHy.Anctss
Npy oEH.R q SgyEr . THE ABOVE
9Stn dSy Of nsy. ls7l, Of came hour snd lace.
vi kk fnHhSI Trustees.
N, n eoAds JPssj iATiMBR cLHABT, AAct.
| HBY oRpsR OF rae oogRr. raI A.oyl
SAFE - hEREBY POST fOkED until raU u
DAY the sth dag e jane: a D; !qi, ii san'e hon
| W. MiLLEk Trustees.
py0 eo&ds LATIMER CnEARY, Aucts.
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sALE OF VALUABLE RIAL Es
LATE HEAB rHE CICCLE, IN THE FfsS'

ID Successors 70 OoeperS Latino
eouth"est corner Pennsyivsnis avenue and lIth st.
TkUsTEEs' sALEOF VALUABLE RxALEs
aRnS kAB rHE CIcCLE, IN The FIST
- BJ virtue Of deed of trust {, ths Subscribers.
qseS c1 f IN Tx tsG asa and duly ~
one Of the land records for washtnZton county in
aas, i, on ne SrySse:: TUESDAY. the sotS
situate IN TIE CITY Of wsshn son In aid pi.tr faa
said city sniirs south hall u Ros ss@ q
sfysn ~, , 10 seusrs numbered seventy three. 7sJ
snh me IMPROVEMENTS thereon, consisting Of two
small %d frame Dwell ings
t he day a. sale and s-Sursd By Of upn
viii BE- peagrtd o If M tbs 1s . deposit SEQ
Al eonveysnciue and revenue stamps At the cost =
H.. d.y as .ssr the ;s pot Se1R
ne Of ss f. Ss :. =,
chssers. " '1'r
r,s ood.d. Ls4istESs s ctssRy tr S"a.
tit wIDE EsDAy. Nay sIst. sam, hour V .sd
'l .S By order e Ga ,as ITsi.rs;
y TaEAIovE sALE 10 Po-rpoNrD. In
of June; ne nsur ard rlsse gay orrier Of Trustess
Jel LATIIEB & OLEARY. Aucts.
Rr HAs AApDIsoN; Ayc,,ep..r.
nos. 2I1, 81 ard 2I5 18th street, south NJ panr
SFanis avenue, and l0l0 q street north
!sas!E?f sassresEs.kHrF t SSssqf
DBOtE HOkeEs AND MULES.
~ On A1URDAY MORNING, June 3d
LIZ lSl. commencing ut n O'Clock, win ALL
st the Bag THIRTY FIVE DROVE
hOksEs AND MULES. Just arrivCd In the St.bjs
Ia. m brt derick and Montgomery conutfe J.
ne asoy.-nsned stock VIII also be sold al private
je az BAN. O. ADDISON, Aucs,opesr.
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RY GREIN . WILLlAhs, Auctionesrs,
y no. 3l9 boutheass corner Of 7th and ID streets.
TRusTIEs BALE OF yALUAs LE IMPROVED
RkOPkBfY RRONTfE9 ON STREET
M SGssTh' BAT "kis I.r AND 81 srREtri
~ BY virtue OF o deed Of trust from s,uuei m
E:a Plpmley and wife. da Cd the 18th cay Of June,
4 ID 1868, and duly reeors ed In L'b-r No. SO,
FOL AT, e SEQ, one OF the land oFs Is 4ng
tor county, In the DisI cf OF Cotnuhia, sh all sell
on tie premises. on THURSDAY, tbs 18th dapof
June lo1, at O'Clock .. m, At pubic suc
ton al that eerta,3 piece or par q Of grouad stu
known and ds scribed numbered nluef cen IN
m square numbered five hundred sud fty one 1851
dht improyements consist Of neat two story frame
Hs.nse almost new.
Terms: One-fourth cash: balance In I, q, and 8
yesrs for notes bearipy interest from day of sale
spd occurred By deed OF tIuyf on the premises Sold
depostt o. slO required as soon as prep. rly is
sold ~ the terms OF saie are not compiled With
within i've da, O. the tTn..ee rs erveI the .fQbt 10
res, thu IreIe,ty Ct the risk AVID co.t OF the de-
the Evening star AL coaveyancisg and stamps at
y wILLfAMB TODp,Jn Trustee.
myH GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY LATIMKR CLEARY, Auctioneers,
III - IN Lat 4
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TRUAKs. ~
I.ptrs, ana vru-s.rcpr1.
,.n,.s, nssss rpnyx.
SOLE LATHE rKusks.
WHifs' s.p,rxrv.,, u.pxr.s
IN ex.., VANITY !. low sv ,s.c.s , s
ZAssN
''' door -e''' 0'' Fellow A'u-
.s.uxxrx r.IE 1rr1 sI,u
ss.s and s.s,sn run 'iA's '' 1 3 s'
90 q month
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PEE EEIvEs, from . cents 70 n,
PBIHOEs Loan Once sales room. ~
saAd 1000 Pennsyl yania svspu'. -
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'mys-sos. SSs bAfis aBL S GnE,fEy rfn ms,

LATIMER OLEARY. Auctioneers.
teu1cersors 70 Cooper Il Latine-
southwest corner nnsyiy ants qyenue and IJtb 9
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Pr GBIEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner 7th and streets.
CHANUERY SAIL OF VALUABLE UsIM
ffkk1gWvnnR 1r rk9PGhTT EE I.rH STREET.

bETWEEH : AND r sTREgTs
N Under q decree passed 5th A bril-. 1871, in the
0Scsss Of mc6onegsi vs. N c9on-ssl, No . 207,
Equity Docket 10, Of the Supreme Court Of II >
D'strict Of COlrmbiA- shall sell ss TRUSTEE. uoou
tie premises, at 8 O'Clock D. m on SATURDAY
the "a OF June, ISL part Of square 3l, beiJ all
Lot and the north feet 9ches OF Lot g. 40 loi
ing thereto This property fronts s. feet inches
on llih street west, bet~t en- ~ streets NORTH
sold according 70 Q subdivision.
The terms OF sale prescribed BY the decree sYs
balance In equal hsta merits In ~ and - months,
the purchaser to give for the deferred payne his
rtmssofy pOtes bearing interest frofn the day OF
sale and endorsed secured TO the satisflc on OF
ser cost. w B1WEBB TruItee Z
myls aaw&dr 0RHEH q VILLA IS. Az
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Piee OF
OtseryatioD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05
IEOMNIUNICATED

lOOMhtNlCa1bD
WHAT DO WE WANr?--Is it a new Market
house, Court house. City hall, Offices for City
officers? That We want new Market house,
all agree, and at once
About 4 new Court house, there is differ
cnce OF opinion we have 4 very good one,
which requires proper ventilation, with small
outlay. to make it one Of the most pleasant in
the State away from the noise Of carts and
fish, meats, vegetables and other unpleasant
SMELLS and we'll adapted and situated for all our
present wants.
4 City hall may be very desirable for public
purposes, and Offices would be very convenient
for Cur officers and citizens if properly located.
But the site Of the old Market house is not the
place for 4 Court house: or Il City hall or for
City office; When people 20 to either of
these, they 90 for business or pleasure they
wish to hear or to be heard but at the old site
the noise and rumbling Of carts, etc, prevent
hearing distinctly, and: at times. speaking must
be stopped You cannot be heard, and there
arc other decided objections to this location and
plan, which has been adopted and known as
the ''Cluss plan. | believe large majority
are opposed to it
IF it i: to the interc3t VI the City 10 have
City hail. Court house and Offices, let it so be
decided Us the people and let us have them
where ~ can hear and be Granddaughter or
separate. rs will best answer our purposes Let
u know how much money ne have, and how
much the improvements will cost; and not
blind1 INCREASE the Corporation debt, or fix
| things SO as to make Il: increase it, " ill few
men ACT without regard to the wishes OF the
public: will the City Council act in this matter
without having the expressed will Of the peo-
| pie They were elected before this expense be-
came 4 question The matter should be thrown
open in Council for reconsideration and discus
| sion.
We have a Court hollse Ample Tor our pur-
poses: why spend so, 900 or $4,000 in other
buildings and II new Court house? Would
it moi be much better to take proceeds of sale
Of stock and diminish our public debt? A.
CONFERENCE or CLERGYMEN IN BAITI
MORE. Al the close Of the pastoral retreat on
Tuesday morning, September ,, at 4:m !. H.,
there will be-. instead Of diocesan synod. L
conference Of the Roman Catholic clergy, pre-
sided over by the Archbishop, at which several
points Of practical Importance will be discussed,
and special attention called to some regulations
already made in previous synols and councils
in Baltimore The provinclals and the rectors
Of the churches. attended by the regular clergy,
are invited to be present (uh|r ,Nirnr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

Opposition TO RAD1CALIsM' These three
words compose the platform of the Conserva-
tive party of Virginia. and if any improvement
could be made in its phraseology, it would only
be-uncomp promising and continued opposition
to Radicalism.
There can be no confusion on the battlefield
for want Of distinctive Insignia or from igno-
rance of the direction of attack so long as this
motto is kept in view there can be no mistak-
ing the position or the persons of the party,
so long as the shout of Opposition to Radical
ism rises from the heart to the lips Of every
true Conservative in the Commonwealth and
VIXEN these words Of patriotic pride and pur-
pose CLEAN from the standard Of Virginia as it
advances to the contest, her faithful children,
whether by birthright or adoption, will hasten
to swell tile host Of exulting followers, who
have pledged their manhood and their faith to
the cause of Virginia welfare.
1'his--the good of the State-is the great
end of our opposition to the Radical party
and if We are tainted with delinquency in not
declaring a platform Of principles: it is enough
to answer: that am thing less than whole
system Of ethics would fall short Of covering all
the point: Oh which the Radical party, might
be tried and condemned at the bar Of public
opinion. -Ptersbnrg Progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05
No yellow lever in Savannah, as ycl.

REMAINS or MoUND-BUuDERs.-During
last week some workmcn, in making IN cxcava.
ton in mound at Martin Ferry, O., diScove-
red and exhumed two human skeletons. One
Of them was found intact the other had fallen to
pieces What was remarkable about their but
rial was the fact that the bodies had evidently
been covered by IN arch made Of limestone
boudlerS, which were in an irregular heap
about the remains These must have been
carried considerable distance and placed in
the mound, as they are not found in that allu
vial formation. Portions of one Of the skce
tons were presented by Captain James Dean to
Professor Marion, of tho Female College,
where they have been placed in the museum
These remains are supposed to be of persons
who belonged to the ancient race of mound
builders, those aboriginal inhabitants of this
country who are said to antcdate in their his
tory even the Indians. All through the Mis-
sissippi Valley, from the lakes to the Gulf are
found defensive earthworks and other monu-
ments of these ancient mound builders. There
are said to be ten thousand of these mounds in
Ohio alone. Some We're erected for purposes
of military defence, others rs great affairs for
religious worship, and still others as burial
places and monuments for the dead WHEEL
tug MtelEgencc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1871.

The 'sIsNs.''-A Washington correspond
emit of the Baltimore Sun says, that the leading
IsMs of the country are all preparing to make
q bold demand on Congress at its next session,
for recognition. The advocates of these theo-
flies are connecting their plans, and what is call
ed the Womans' Rights movement IS, espesci-
ally, to be urged. But the others are striving
which shall be foremost in the race. This
country is noac, as We had occasion to remark
few days ago. surprisingly trulttuiln crude
theories and ill considered schemes-and these
invariably find advocates and defenders. The
unsettled reasons and weak judgments Of many,
catch at any new tangled notion that may be
started-because they think it displays their
own originality or ministers to their own i'm
portance.
New customs,
Though they be ncves so ridiculous.
Nay, let them be unmanly, yet are followed.
You may start any ism you please
almost, and sect or party will be soon enlisted
in its maintenance this party Is sure to be
proselyting one. Unfortunately, too, there
are always to be found demagogues, who, caring
nothing, in reality, about principles, seize hold
of these isms for party purposes, and drag them
into the political arena, making capital tor them
selves, or attempting to use them for selfish pur,
poses. Aspirants will at once arise, and become
the champions Of the schemes, and marshal thell
adherents 'the way that they should 60. Nor
indeed, in the present condition of the public
mind and the state of public affairs is there
any certainty that the most of these new tangled
schemes may not be adopted, and become laws
unless ths'people stand by and rally aroune
CONSERVATIVE principles, in government anc
in cociatv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05
in society.

A correspondent of Western paper, writing
from Coote's store, Rockingham county, Fir-
GINA, says: "a strange freak Of nature has
taken place in the track of the severe hail
storm that occurred in this region some three
weeks ago. We are not aware of anything Of
the kind occurring heretofore. 1t is this; that
all the orchards in the track Of the hall-storm
have come out in full bloom. Some orchards
are in as full bloom as they ever were in the
spring. Not only the apples are in bloom, but
the locust trees in many places arc also in
bloom" This is indeed, strange, if true
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

In May last: Miss Nilsson, the famous cali
sat1ice. whilst travelling from Memphis to ST..
Louis, lost several pieces Of valuable jewelry,
which accidentally dropped ftum the window
Of the car as they were being haudled. Due
search was made, but they could not be found.
They have, however, recently been picked up
by poor woman, near where they were lost,
and forwarded to the owner. Miss Nilsson i'm
mediately sent on $500 to the finder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

Ex-Conggessman Bowen's chances for the
g,sbernatorial nomination in South Carolina, are
said to be good. Recent advices from that
State show that the colored people are being
brought over to his support, and that the
white Radicals generally are advocating bring
Ing him out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

Rev. DR.. Gather. who was in this country
some short time since, getting up an "lnterna-
tiona Moral Science Association, and order
ing a species of entertainment, now called &c
clesiastical breakfasts" it would seem from the
accounts published about him, il something
even worse than ';humbug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

Secretary Belknap refuses to place the sani-
tary condition of the u. S. troops in New York
city under the regulation Of the Board Of
Health, as requested by Mayor Hall. He says
the troops have excellent sanitary regulations
Of their own
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

Sufficient returns have been received to set
tie the fact that the voters of West Virginia
have called a Convention to revise the present
State Constitution Forty-seven counties give
majority for the Convention Of 2, 5S4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

"A correspondent of New York paper in ac-
counting for the poison discovered in Peter
Bufenberger's body, advances the novel and
startling theory that We all have more or less
arsenic in our sto1nachs, which finds its way
there through the common use Of Superphos-
phate fertilizers!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

We are glad to see that some kind people in
New York are taking sides with the poor
Italian organ grinders, against the attempt
made for their suppression
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

Tie new Episcopal prayer book, adopted by
Emanuel Church in New York, excludes from
it those passages which have occasioned con-
troversy and contention hitherto, owing to dl-
verse opinions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

The u. S. torpedo boat which will be built
at the Washington Navy Yard, and be named
the Robson, will be one hundred and seventy
Eve feet long, with thirty five feet beam. Her
hull. will be of iron only three feet OF which
will be out of water This exposed part, how
ever, will be armor-plated with hve-inch iron
backed with wood. She will be propelled by
two screws, and her engines are expected to
drive her at fourteen knots per hour, minimum
siieed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

Visitors to the Northern watering places ale
beginning to return to their homes, i'll crowds.
The company is thinning, also, at most Of the
Virginia Springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

Mr.. Bessemer announces that ne has made
an Improvement in conducting his process in
the manufacture of steel under pressure so as
to produce sufficient heat to retain complete
huidtv in the steel until it is run into molds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

The conclaye Of the Grand Encampment Of
the knights Templar, Masonic will take place
in Baltimore on Tuesday, September 18th All
proper ARRANGEMENTS have been made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

There was large meeting of the citizens
aud taxpayers of New York city last night
The object was to consider the grave charges
lately published against the city officials, and to
determine what should be done The thing to
be DONE is TO find out if the charges be sub
stantiated; then to expose, and to pu"iA 1t
is full time that official, municipal, frauds,
delinquencies, pickings and stealings should be
not only discovered, but the law applied. There
is surely law enough to reach, somehow, fraud,
speculation, and robbing, by the officers Of
municipal and other corporations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

The New York Times regards the modern
fashionable shoe, worn by the young women of
the period, as one of the most abominable con-
trivances ever brought into vogue by the ca
price of the SEX
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

An election will take place in California to-
day for State officers, members Of the Legisla-
ture, and three members of the Forty-second
Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

\ lady correspondent Of the New o.; Coin
mercial Advertiser thus rnlate- hel experience
at the Branch -
made discovery :, fe" evenings -lnte
which relieved my mind from great deal ol
worriment. Our sez are naturally suspicious
and inquisitive. was having, p easant chat
NJ the room of Il lady friend. when thought |
heard my husband 5 voice oyer the tani'ghl Of
o neighboriug ROOM We listened and heard
boisterous laughing, which soon CONVINCED rs n;
that both our husbands were there. W.. could
hear hear distinctly, chip ''chip, ''rhir.
Twenty better ."What he got. and 4
score or more of odd expressions. Woman ;
curiosity was not long in being gratifcd. We
had no occasion to peep through the key hole.
we learned to our entire satisfaction that orr
husbands were welded to two pairs.
I wish you could have witnessed luls ,and
when he entered our apartment about three
q clock next morning. | had been waiting for
him-had seepless night. He entered
stealthily. aud commenced undressing himself.
He was arrested for moment by my snoring.
I confess / snored. but only in fun. 1t was
lust to fool him. lie. poor fellow. stared al
me with all the eyes in his h"ad--hc
had never heard me play before on
the nasal organ. went it as strong As
Levy, but with not quite 50 much liar
mony. There he stood like patlenc" IN Il
monument, when commenced talking in my
Sleep chip" chip" ':chp, twenty-five
better" two pair. Wasn't lie 4 picture,
though | could stand it no longer, and s.?
reared right out He confessed all. promised
to do better and to give more attention TO his
deserted wife
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

The disturbances in ireland, and the com
motions in different places in England, look as
if trouble was ahead, Of a serious nature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

"UANMER AND HAND ALI. ARTS f." STAND.
TAMES W. ATKINSON,
BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWKlGHT,
Corner Prince and Commerce streets,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Having resumed my old business. | ask that
nv friends and the public will give III" hare
of their patronage, promising that all work hall
receive prompt attention sep dim
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I.ORr or .gLExy.yDHI4, sept. 5

II n
Sun KOS E............. d. MOON RISE>......l0UI
SUH SErS...... ...... G.224
AREi\Eb
:rrhr, i.uvint Bell and Ann h Valentine, New
York, and F. Phillips, Dighl"m, /" American
Coal g.
SAILED.
Steamer Wawase,, Fowke-, Cnriiomun, by
Potomac Ferry GO.
Schrs Ann F. Valentine, East Greenw ich La
rina Bell, New Haven, and Phillips. Digh-
ton, by American Coal Co
MEMORANDA.
;cr: Jesse Hart "a, Hart, and raymond,
Hail! hence, at Boston % inst
Schrs A + Slnyrk, Ward, and Nirgil,n, hence.
At Richmond I'd instant.
schr Miranda, Handy hence. nj New Bed
ford lst instant.
Schr Burde,t Hart P.er,'. l.ane= al New Ha-
zen Isl instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

The official majority for Gov. Leslie (Conser,
ystiye) of Kentucky is 1896 That will do
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

+ y NIX TiHt~ w. N u IiS. x6N re CO
- 49, King st. .Acyn., Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE CUTLERY
Carpenters Tools, Door,; Sash, Blind, D"
Posts. A large stock Of French and America"
Glass, double and single thick Of NIL s'zr'.
Paints, Oils, Vnrnishcs, Paint and White, Wa"
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and "th'.
Ra"%s o Of fine qan'y ru'y s I"E3S qua f
Roofing, sc. A large stock of Pugs GG ;n fr.
ted Car AugerS, and other articles found IN IT.
clnss Builders Furnishing establishments;
All orders for Lumber Brick and Al H''",
Of Building Matcrini, promptly attended IT, T., g
Terms cash. "" -,
RoBT. JAMESON. A NJ 'hAHNH
JAMESON Il CLARKE
ALEXANDRIA ,,,,n
planning NIhL Sa S4SR' D''N j "'''
Nos. 81 anu ~ North Wnt'' "r''t
Dealers IN ,,,,r
DRESSED FLOORING AND WHITE f1''
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R1sH1ELL y HODGE,
Virginia SASH, DOOR AND BLIN'
EatTORY AND PLANNING MlLl'
Corner Fairfax ASDQ QUEEN STkEEIs;,
Alexandria, ftrginia.
Ssshc-. Doors, Blinds, Frames, M'''''''"A
Brackets, Novels BaluSter<, snh
Mantlcpicccs, ,.u .rI
constantly on hand at the Factory. Iaat ' ' ~
examine stock and prices. apo
DREAkFAST BACON: just rs ,tI SIN p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

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