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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31
From SOuth America.

HAVANA, March Clifton Modsta Diaz,
an inurgcnt Chief and native Of Santo Do
mingn. surprised, in the nci ghborhood OF Bay
amo, the CONFERENCE.-The, Of Chabana.a regiment
composed of 20 men. The attack was Sc sud
den and well conducted that the ContraZucrri
laS after very slight resistance, scattered and
fled, but with the exception Of their chief were
all captured and killed.
General Diaz al$o surprised Il cavalry force,
killing twelve men The rebel loss III these
engagements is insignificant. The continued
activity in the eastern department gives color
to the Cuban claim that part of the Hornets
cargo was landed after the unfortunate attempt
1T Pinto Braro.
The successes, following the great victory at
Mayart. inspire fresh hopes i'll ilsurgcnt circles
here and reports from the inSurrcctlOnary dis
tricts show much warEc spirit. Trustworthy
information gives the insurgcnt loss in the at
tacl, on the tower 1T Pinto ut six killed. all
Chinese and Negroes. with the exception OF the
soM of ThunaS Quintim RudrrcglIcx
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31
ISy Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
'NRuSTEES SALE-By virtue Of deed Of
l. trust, dated the 10Th day of November, 1859,
executed by Margarcla Raglan and Jeremiah
Raglan, her husband, recorded III libcr X, No. i,
folio 800, Of the land records "f Fairfax county,
Va, the undersigned, trustees, will sell, by pub
lie auction, at the Mayors office, III the city Of
Alexandria, Va. at - o'clock m. on TUES
DAY, the 10Th day Of April. ISL. the following
described property, viz:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, situated in
Fairfax county, Va, and lying south Of ''GrcT;
Hunting Creek, and OH the east side Of the road
leading from Alexandria 10 Mount Vernon, being
SEVEN DISTINCT PARCELS OF LAND,
containing 2O5 acres. = rovds and - poles, NOR"
or lcss-all adjoining each other, and fully de-
scribcd in deed from Gcorg" g.. Barton and
Eliza NJ, hi wife, to Jeremiah Raglan, dated
October list, lSijj
Terms: Cash. Stamps and convryuncing 1T
the cost of the purchaser.
GEO. w. BRENT rru.,oo.
NH 23-ts c. w WATTLES. i'"''''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31
Common Council.

AT an adjourned meeting of the Common
Council, held March 30, 1871, there were pre-,
sent: John i. Smoot, esq, President and
McssrS. Shinn, Wheat, Ncalc, Lawson, Water
man, Price, purtner, Massey, Evans and Parker
The Board of Aldermen having non-cunCur-
red in the action of this Board with reference to
the petition of e. w. Knox for exemption of the
tax imposed on express companies, committee
of conference WAS asked for and McssrS. Evans
Shinn and Lawson appointed on the part OF this
Board.
4 bill Of Markell 4 Fill for printing blanks
for public school purposes, amounting to SIG,
was ordered TO be paid.
On motion of Mr.. Price, it reso we'd, that
the Attorney for the Corporation BIZ Instructed
to enquire into the title to the property on Cam
cron street, between Washington and Columbus,
purchased for IL street by the City Council
The report OF the special committee to whom
had been referred the subject Of the building Of
Il new court house, adopted by the Board Of Al
men, was disagreed to, and the following rcSolu-
ton adopted rs Il substitute:
Resolved, That the Committee Public
Property be authorized to sell by public auction
to the highest bidder the court house located on
Columbus street, between Queen and Princess,
after giving sufficient notice subject to the COLI
lrmation of the City Council.
The action uf the Board of Aldermen IN refer
ring To- the Committee on Streets with power -
act !. communication from DR.. NJ. VI. Lewis,
asking for the rcsctting of the curb stones in front
of his property at the corner of Washington and
Cameron streets was concurrcd in.
The Council then adinnrncl TcStr:
HAROLD SNOWDEN. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31
gsy John II. E'arr0tt. AuctiOncer.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF REAL EH-
" TATE IN THE CITY OF ALEXAN
DRIA-l'ndcr authority Of II decree Of the Cor
purati"n Court for the city al Alexandria, ron
lrrrd in the suit of Geo. II. Sm""ts executors
against |. {. O Neal. Sheriff, ahminiStr,:-t "i
Columbus Steele and Others. shall offer for sale,
in front of the Mayors office, in the city "f Al.
rxandri,,. on SATI RDAY, the first day Of April
next, at - clock IN. of that day, that LOT or
GROUND with the improvements thereon, sit
rIatrh in The city Of Alexandria, and bounded n
follows: beginning - feet west from Fairfax
street: theme" w"st Princess street "a feet;
thence soulhwardIy 81 feet inches toa 10 feet
alley. with right 81! way III common with other
over said alley; thence c:lstwardly with sad al
lev "a feet; thence n"rthwardIE ~ feet =; inrhe,
t. the beginning.
Terms: Onc-i"rlrth Of ii!,. purchase" money I"
be paid in cash the day "i sale, and til" resi-.
due in three equal instruments II SiN, twelve and
eighteen month, respectively; the deferred pay
ncntr to BE- secured h. thc n",- 81 the purchaser
satisfactorily endorsed, and the It'll" - DO r"laln-
cd till the purchase money j. i'"ly paid. Sta1np'
and crnvrynnring at purchaser cost
II. o. CLAIGI!TuN.
C,.L ~ COTS Commissioner of :5nl'.
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The Markets..

LONDON, March 3I-l:%n p. ILL OnS"I!
o. for both American securities quiet and
steady.
LIVERPOOL March 3l--ll:3O Il. m.-Cotton
dull; uplands ,; Orleans =
NEW YORK, March 5l.-Stpcka strong aud
steady. Va skies, ~; do. new ~! Money easy
at 4. Gold steady. IOS. Flour dull and I'M,
changed. Wheat firm and quiet. Corn quiet
aud unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March %l.-Ea. skies, old, jj4
bid. So asked: do. 1866, 20 bid; do. 1867,
G:i! bid GS asked; do. coupon. old, ~ bid,
73l asked do coupon new sc bid, 81 as ed.
Cotton dull and tending downward. Flour dull.
Wheat unchanged in every respect. Corn
higher receipts light; white Southern 50; yellow
do SoaSl; mixed Western 777a1S. Oats dull
at 6laG2
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gsy Green 6 Is iSr.

Real Estate Agents and AUC'I0ne"rS
|OM ISSIONER'S 81 LIE meier author
Y j itv of Il decree Of the Corporation Court "i
tho city o; Arxanhr:a Va. rendered 4, tho De-
rcImbcr term 1870 :ni decree. rendered By said
Court ut it, February term. ISL, III Il "hamccry
suit Of George II. Markell " George T.. French
ct al, the undersigned. Commissioner vii! sell,
bv public auction. in front OF tho Mayors Office,
il, the city of Alexandria. Va. at - Z" cl'cl.
on THU RSDAI, the :Irh day ri March, 1871.
that desirable BRICK DWELLING HOtSE
with pressed brick front, and lot Of ground, e..
with fine sidn lot attached, situated on the az
r;,st side Of Water street about III" r"ntrc of the
square, between Prince and Duk" street., no"
occupied by H. l. T. Wilson, esq
Terms One-tcnth of the pnrchHs" money t.
Lc mid in cash. and the residue in equal install
ments at SIX twelve and eighteen months with
interest from tho day Of sale; the PurchH'cr !"
give bond, with good security, and til" ute tohr
retained until 'lr entire pu:cha,G i.l1wcf - '''F
paid. C. W. " ii-,,
i,l t"lIlllI'aioHri-
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By l.. ID. Harrison. AuctiOneer.

- FULL STOCK STOVE AND TIN ARE
ESTABLISH ENT.-Wll be sold, on TT ES-
DAY, April 18th, ut 10 o'clock 4. M, if fair, if
not. the next fair day, ut No. 50 King street, the
entire effects OF the establishment Of VI. Ruben.
Room Stoves and Ranges; also. the stock oi
Tinwarc Fancy Goods. Tnmans Tools, Show
Case Large Clock No. | Large Platform Scales,
&c &c Sale without reserve NH yT-lw
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7 lNEN GOODS.

| have just received Il stock Of
Superior Linen ShcetlnSi OF all grades some
very fine. a.,
Damask Table I.incn.. from 81! I" - - per
yurl.
Irish Linens Towels.
Large stock Of Daina>k Napkins Fruit dltt',
Wine Cloths and other coIorcd table material =
MarscilIrS QuiltS, with II great variety Of
White Goods.
NH - j. VI , r w III
DTILDEES AND CONTRA CTORS and
- th. public. generally arc hereby notified
that We shall, from the 1T day of April, lo1l 10
th3 1T day of January. Isl. have manufactured
at the brick yard binding OF ST.. Asnph, Pittand
Wythc streets, iii tlrr.ty"t AIeNandri', GRlCh
nr Inc best quality. which We will sell at the low
cs:Iuarket price. Application for the saline must
be made 10 Us, i" one il a"horizr, !" act for
H. in the sale Of lad brick
NH 29-2aw3m ". ID. CORSE Il CO.
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y 7 Emu I 'HV-N DE.tNTl
NH ll-rut- Commissioner

TRUSTEE'S SALE or Walt y b L +
L LAND. By virtue Ola decd OF trust exc
cucd by Richard y. Johnson, on tn" 9th OF
April 1858 and for the purpose. therein de-
clmred, the undersigned will, on MONDAY.
the 9th day of February, 1871, that being Court
day, ut the front door Of the Court House, III
Brcntsvillc, offer for sale tho TRACTS OF
LAND sold and conYcyrd by Robert &. Weir
to Richard y. johnson, containing 400 acres, |
rood and 81 poles. This land is beautifully sit
ultrd on the o.. a. n NJ. r. T., between Man
asS.s and Brstoc2t miles from the former
place 1t is naturally fine soil, and much Of
the place is now in good condition for tnrming1
The improvements are ordinary. Persons de-
string to purchase arr invited IL examine the
premises before the sale.
Terms: BY the decd oi'tru>t cash sale j,
Quirrd, but arrangements will be- made by the
parties in interest I" make the terms liberal.
The :itlc is believed t" l." unqur-tinmnhlc
but only such a. is vested in ~" l'y said deed Of
trust will be- conveyed.
EPPA HUTTON. Trustee
Prince William county. dee Il cots
Ei."Thc above sale i, pn-ipnnr, until MON
DAY, March 9TH. ISL, Court day
ErPA NTON, Tr,istrr
Prince William CO.. feb H-c"lm
.rf'"Thr above sale is postponed until MON
DAY. April 81, ISL. Court day.
ErPA HI NTON, Trustee
Prince William rn., mar !'.rutS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31

ROBBED A CLOTHES LINE.-A white man
giving his name as Joseph Rawl went into
the yard of Mr. Joseph Horseman about six
clock yesterday evening and robbed the line
stretched there of some of the clothes hanging
upon it. lie was seen, followed, arrested,
taken to the Station house, and this morning
WAS whipped and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31
sy,n e. Addison. AuctiOncer.

NEW HORSE AND I.iItl>I NNE DlNZAIt,
" Nus III. 10 and 2l1,
nth street, south Of P"nM>I wanna avenue, and
1910 & stree; north,
Washington, D. G.
Open daily for tha transaction If business from
6 a. m. till $ p. III.
Regular auction saI" day. Tuesdays. Thurs
day and Saturdays. WithoU: regard !" weather.
Horses, Mules Carriage, HG4g.cs, Wagons.
Carts Harness. Saddles Brides, HatcrS. Hor-"
Blankets. &c, 1T privat" sale and auction.
Observation-Disclosures men III general If Wa-h-
imgton and Gr"rgrt"wn, ID. &.
HAN. G.. ADDISrE,
.iu"i"n and Commission M"lrh:Ht
Washington. -. e.. feb in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31

PosToFFIcE New Brighton, Fauquicr
county, Va, Mrs Mary +. Wren WAS yestcr-
day appointed postmaster, v:cc Samuel f.
Groves RESI- gncd.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM WARRINGTON.
'0NtiR ESS.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-In the Senate
the subject of Sherman ku Klux resolution
occupied the morning hour, and Mr.. Pool
spoke. He declared that the Southern people
felt they were right in the war. They might
have been rebels but they were not traitors.
The House of Representatives considered
the Shcllabargcr ku Klux bill. and Mr.. Earns
worth, of Illinois, addressed the House at
length.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31

ERRArUM.-In al editorial paragraph III
Yesterdays Gazette, in relation to IN express
cd opinion of Mr. Jefferson Davis, read this
country instead of his county"
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.7ECTID.N Stiles.
NV L.. ID. Harrison, Auctioneer.

WILL BE SOLD, ON SATURDAY, April
w lSt, at 10 o'clock a. M, at No IS n. Roy
al street, a lot of READY-MADECL CLOTHING,
consisting of No. Coats, Pants and Vests, part
Silver Plated Castors Hosiery, Crockery, Glass
ware. lot of Furniture, fine Cooking and Parlor
Stoves Also, fine light Spring Wagon for one
or two horses Sale continued at night. m29-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31

CAVALRY COMPANY. The adjourned meet
ing of those favorable to the organization of Il
cavalry company will be held at Cats Tavern,
West End. at o clock tomorrow evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31

An EXCITING CnAsE.-An exciting chase
was witnessed in the 18th Ward this morning.
\ man named Pruit, who had been disorder
ly at the restaurant of Mr. Louis Appch WAS
chased by the police and crowd Of boys from
there through the alleys and streets to the
ncighborhood Of the Aluls House, hear which
place officer Nightingale, who had made cir
cult to head him off, cane up with him, and
took him in charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31

FIRST or ApRIL.-Io-morrow will be the lst
of April, All Fools Day, when practical jokes
are allowed hY prescription.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

The present month will show the largest re-
ductnn in the public debt made during any
month since the war The debt will be lessen
ed about eight millions. The new loan already
subscribed for, will reduce the interest on the
public debt two millions annually
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31

the city to take the lead in improvements in
real estate, "holding the flag high on the steeple
which is now decaying for want of paint He
was opposed to old fogyism
MIR. Evans moved that the report be referred
to the Corporation Attorney to report on the
title to the property.
MIR, Smoot had no idea Of town hail,
but wanted 4 court house. but he believed that
the proceeds of the old court house would with
some 50, 500 due by the Loudoun and Hanp-
shire road be sufficient to erect a court house
ing the Long wharf it would bring SG,O,U
Mr. Wheat don't believe it would bring
$1,000
Mr. Smoot inquired Of the committee
how much the present court house would
bring and was informed by Mr. Shinn that
ST, 900 had been offered, and that no doubt
was entertained that ut least 81 900 could be
obtained for it.
After some further debate the report of the
committee was disagreed and the sale of the
old court house ordered. Adjourned
COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY "A regularmect-
ing of the Columbia Steam Fire Company was
held last light in the law Office Of Mr. a. W.
Chiffon Vice President d. A. Windsor in the
Chair and A. }. Marshall Secretary James
E. McGrw, us contributing, and Thomas
Hoy, is an active, mcnlbcr We're elected. Sew
eral applications for membership were referred
to the appropriate committee The committee
appointed to solicit subscriptions for the pur
chase of horses submitted written report
showing progress, and on motion Of Mr.. j. +.
Pierpont was enlarged by the appointment Of
two additional members -NIcssrs W. H. Beck
and X. kempcr. On motion Of Mr.. kilgour
it WAS determined to have public parade Of
the company on Saturday, the 10th Of May, land
on motion of Mr. Pierpoint committee Of
three was appointed to invite the Fire Depart
ment to participate, and Nlessrs. Pierpont,
Mclean and Ilerbncr were designated us the
committee \ committee, with Col. NJ ID.
Ball rs Chairman, was appointed to memorabilia
Council to so change the order transferring the
charge Of the steam fire engine Columbia to the
Columbia Company, as to make that order Of
binding and permanent effect, and not subject
to the will of future Councils. The meet
ing then adjourned. 1t will he seen by Il notice
in another column that proposals for altering
and repairing the Star Engine House for the
use Of the Columbia Company will be received
until Tuesday next. Mr. Purcell will put 4 tin
roof on the building at once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31
LOCAL NEWS.

CITY CoUNcIL.-An adjourned meeting Of
the City Council was held last night For off
cial proceedings see another column.
Board Of 44llermcn There were present in
the Board, W. H. Marbury, esq, President, and
MesSrs Agnew, Suite, Harmon, Simpson and
French.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were
read and declared correct rs recorded, when
Mr. French, from the select committee ar-
pointed to inquire into the expediency OF build
ing new Court House, presented the following
report:
The special committee appointed to examine
the market square propertE with view to the
building thereon a suitable Court Room, clerk 5
office, SC.. and making such other improve
ments, aS will add to the value of the property,
beg leave to report THAT having lnaturcly con-
sdercd the subject and the various plans which
have been suggested, they recommend that the
buildings on Cameron street from the Masonic
Lodge to Fairfax street and along Fairfax street
to, and including the Station House, be removed,
and in their place be erected buildings rs ndi-
Gated in the sketches herewith submitted. These
provide for Il Court House, tw" cler Ks offices, Il
fire proof record rooln police eadquarter>, i
line public Hall, ninety feet long, by turty-iitc
feet six inches wide, with two ante chambers,
and private stairway, and ten Stores.
This improvement, according to the best rStl-
mate We can make, will cost less than twenty
thousand dollars, and exclusive of the Court
House, clerks Offices record room, and police
headquarters herein provided for, Will rent for ut
least three thousand dollars per annum.
To raise the necessary means for making the
Improvement desi grated, we recommend that
the Committee on Public Property, advertise
and sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
subject to the approval OF the City Council, the
following unproductive property OF the Corpo-
ration, to wit: Thepresent Court House property,
the property at the foot Of Duke street the prop
erty occupied by Albert Rosen1hal, and the
property Mt the foot Of Cameron street, and the
proceeds thereof pay over to the Auditor, to be
held by him as special fund to be applied in
carrying out this improvement. And tor such
other sums as may bo required in addition to the
amount realized from the sale OF the property
aforesaid, the Finance Committee shall issue the
bonds Of the Corporation bearing eight per cent
interest which shall not be sold for less than
par. and for their payment pledge the rents &C
cruing from the property to be erected.
JAMES ). FRENCH.
B. +. Price.
GEO. T. SHINN.
A1IrEC III
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ATTEMPTED ROBEERIES. OhiccrsJ Jones and
Tomlinson on their beat last night discovered
the gate of the alley leading to the yard Of the
office of the o., \. & VI. R.R. Company open,
and on searching the premises they found 4
whecl-barrow loaded with wood and coal all ready
to be rolled off.
Mrs Joseph IIorscman, who lives ON North
Fairfax street, detected Il coored man attempt
ing to enter her house last night through the
kitchen window Her screams alarmed the
thief and drove him away. lie had obtained
entrance into the yard by forcing Il plank off
the fence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31

COUNTY Court. The April term of the
County Court for this county, Judge K. II.
Cockerilc, to preside, will commence on Mon
dav next. As there is very little business to
be transacted the term will probably not last
longer than one day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31

THE MEssIAH.-The special train for the ac-
commodatlon of those desiring to hear the rem
dltlon OF the Oratorio of the Messiah in Wash
ington last night, carried over quite a crowd
'ot ladies' and gentlemen, the two cars being
nearly filled. The singing and instrumental
ton, under the management Of Prof Caufeld
was, so lar as our amateur ears could Judge
excellent The solos by professionals were
considered the feature Of the evening, and were
received with bursts of applause, the sin
gers being frequently cncored. Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg WIS the principal soprano. Her
delivery Of II know that my Redeemer liveth'
was very effective, though Miss Sterling, in
lie WAS despised, deserves tn obtain full
share OF the admiration and appause bestowed.
OF the gentlemen, Mr. Whitney, the basso, was
most pleasing, Mr. Simpson not making the
impression that WAS expected. The hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity with fashion
able looking audience, Il novel feature to our
eyes. UNUSED TO such sights being consider
able aprlnklng OF colorcd lrcople,ao of whom
were pointed out us NJ. C's
The choruscs were made by about TO vuccs
with fine orchestral accompaniment The OK
cursionistS returned well pleased with the
entertainment, and in nothing disappointed un
less it was that some passages for brevity sake
were omitted
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-18

Parton in the Public School Journal
Parents, ignorant of the laws of health,
and without experience of their own in the
acquisition of knowledge, are almost sure
to urge their children to an injurious excess
of mental labor. All around me | see
lovely children who are victims to their pa.
rents unenlightened ambition. AT school
from nine to two or three; then, perhaps,
piano and dancing till dark; and in the
evening, study till nine or ten. What a
massacre Of the innocents is this Even
on Sunday they have no rest. What is
rest to a schoolboy? 1t is not to go to
school. Nothing saves some children from
utter destruction but their ceasless rebellion
against our murderous requirements. They
will not sit still in ill-ventilatcd rooms
They will not learn those long lessons out.
of school! They will not coax excuses
and holidays from their mothers. We
compel them to disobey and misbehave. in
order to save their lives ssss4slueH
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-18
PRINTERS WARKHoUeR
PRINTERS WAREHOUsE.
V,HE LAReEsT TYPE FobNDRY =
%S ssas ssrrs.lvr e.
rRrHrERs' FpHkrsh1Na WAREHOUSE
south Of Philadelphia, e the establishment of
- II. L. PELOUZE co,
RICHMOND, Va.

The Richmond Dispatch says:
RIoHnoSD TrPk EoU xDRy.--The new dress In
Which the Dispatch has appeared for some weeks
was furnished by Messrs. II. l.. PELouzR Il Co.
propi1etors OF the Richmond Type Foundry
we have been using their type for eight or ten
years, and have found them equal in durability
and style of finish to the best foundries In thi.
country and England Their prices are uniform
with all the other foundries.'' ...F.f.;
The Richmond Wig says: .,itrr1 s.l,o4 "a \
THE RICHMOND TYPE FouSpRY-We have been
guilty of an inadvertence In failing to mention
that the beautiful suit of type In which the Hhig
now appears was manufactured for US at the
Richmond Type Foundry. This is the third out
ut we have obtained from that establishment-
one before and two since the war-and we are
prepared to bear emphatic testimony tothe fidel-
NY with which the proprietors CMessrs II. l.
Peiouze Coz execute their contracts, to the
oeauty and durability of their work, and to the
fairness of their prices. 49, - 80 :
The Richmond Enquirer says aiiefapsB
me handsome typographical appearance OF
TINS paper has been noticed and complimented by
the press all over the country We take pleasure in
stating that our outfit was procured from the
Richmond Type Foundry, Messrs H. L. Pelonze
Il Co., proprietors. lie l5-deod &w6n