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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALS FOR ARMY CLOTHING AND
MATERIALS

MATERIALS.
DEPOT QrARrERMASTERS OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA. August Is, 1872
sealed Proposals will DE received this Office, In
duplicate where proper forms will be furnish-d,D
uuIll 2 . clock m. on MONDAY. Septembar 80,
ls72, for the delivery at the Schuylkill Arsenal,
Phila6t phis, of the following articles:
SIt0 Helmets, Cavalry. with trimmings complete.
800 do. Light Artillery, do.
1900 Uniform Caps, Infantry, do
500 do. Artillery. do
900 Campaign Hats, " ith trimmings complete.
1890 Forage Caps.
lS.0co Yards Black Italian Cloth.
40 DO. Yellow do.
toNO do Colored Jeans. for Innings.
80 Dozen Back adding, pounds TO the dozen,
TO be equal in all respects the samples which can
be seen at this once Proposals will be received for
any portion of the above articles. Bidders will
il their proposals the quantity bid for aud the
time Of deiNe cry; and endorse thereon +" Proposals
for Amy Clothing and Materials
l.. g. EAST0S,
seI26t Asst Quartermas.er Ger I u .. Army
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lSl2pENNsrSvANIA xoUrEl S12

lOl ~PENNSYLVANEA ROVTElS(Z
TO Tx NoRTHwEsr, SOUTH, AND soUTE
WEST.
On and after June 10, rs trains viii leave O. o.
lows.
wssnlns,Os-...-sroa =. IN. Bsltimor. .... T.s...
-....t0.xS q m. [" n 40 n -
-.--.--s,us .. m -. Ns
THE GREAT Double TRACK ROUrH
win elegant scenery, Palace State day a.
night cars, with modern I'M ~ ovemonts.
Two hundred miles saved 10 Western and OensrSl
New York.
The o.2: m. daily, except SUNDAY, uorthvsss
Ilsg. n. daily wet,
NAER CosSRcrIoSs
Inronfh from Baltimore TO NIAGARA aaS
PI11SRUR G without change
Tickets by this route he procured 81 tbs a.
ice, corner OF otn street aud Pennsy il aveuus
uEaei Rational Hotel, where reliable iufor ma sios
Passengers procuring tickets this on g sss
secure accommodations W Palace Cars for P1SsDr
barE. PkRCH q. SMITH, Ticket Agent,
Corner 9Th street and fenns. avenue,
Washington, ID. q.
psrioy Baltimore. Nd.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

III LAfIMEk CLlARY
- Aucttoneere snd Real Estate Brokers'.
bouthWest corner OF PennA avenue and 18th Ar eet
Star Once Buildings
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MOUBY RHTURNBD II
N =. EE M Ar ELIZA dLk

10 b had Of BRAO1 CISSIL, corner Br1dss
end " eehtngton streets, 0eorgetoIn, and Of enc.
~: PtA1T d SOL, corner Nov York avenue and
lssn sfErese:' vAsrs tsstinonials cen b sssa.
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IGExERAL NAIURE-No. 1S 1-ConfiaHsd
An ACT akIDe sppro priations for sundry civil ex
Tenses Of the erpmsIt for the isc Al year end
ing June tbIrIieth eishte en- hu udred and seyenty
.uh for. her
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WA6HII0TON CITY 0AVII06
W RANK
Oernef III street and Louisiaaa Avenue,
FAYE PER GENT. INTEREST Oh BlPOOIH
interest commences from date Of deposits.
DeRogtts con b made and drawn ct Vim.
my3-0 j. a. RUIZ. TreaGure
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10y LATlMER Il CLEhRY,
- AuctioDeeTs and q cal Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST.
Star Office Building.
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Northwest corner 10th and d streets

sea-d&ds MAfriNsIY f WHEELER i Hnes.
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N0JIO1:..fhss Ii. yUeTA, SIS D, bsswss
ood AZ sSs !. is: .S.s MI
COZ @ res1Z 800 nv onsl
oo09h q tA1Y oAahl uP10on. au NV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

There were no persons killed at the riot IN
Savannah, on the 2sth inst, caused by the
election of colored people from the cars, but
several we're severely wounded. The cars were
fred into BY the colored people. At the riot
among the two factions at the Grant meeting,
several persons were stabbed and beaten with
clubs. Some arrests have been made, and the
Mayor has issued proclamation commanding
peace. Savannah cannot be- very agreeable
place to reside in, with such disturbances going
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31
ENCOURAGE uuME MANUFACTURE
PATENT SPRING YOKE SHIRTS

Gu: IS measure and ma g II, home of tie te-
mate, ial. A ri guaranteed.
We have succeeded in getting al experience
Shirt. Cutter to take charge OF our Unsatisfactory,
and after months Of successful operation We .e q.
safe in wing We can give rs perfect IT, a. can
b. had anywhere. and as we use nothing but
the very best Shifting Cotton and Linen they
canuot TAIL to Wear satisfactorily.
READY-MADE SHIRTS, which We sell d.
cheap as ca be bought. Collars and Cut. -
match. All in want Of Shirt=, &c, would DO
we'll tC call and see US
jy3l WILMER & SLAYMAkER
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and we were amply repaid for our labor in as
cending Before US lay in all its beauty the
~ alley of Virginia stretching almost as far
as the eye eau reach. forming one vast amphl-
theatre. whilst just above the southern horIz ~
rose the peaks of Otter in ali their majrs
tic grandeur. Could any one doubt the exist
onre of Creator with such scene before him ?
On Saturday last your correspondent formed
one of rartv that visited another place Of in
trre,t near here called the Ballroom and
M,iic" Rocks. | escorted the FAR and tasci
natiue widow c. of Eilicutt City, Md,
who certaiuy threw a spell around ME during
the time I was her companion. By the way,
she has stolen nur former belle ; laurelS com
pletely away Much to onr soTow she left Us
this morning and twouid be amusing TO one
who did not know the cause Of our deep sorrow,
10 see the luany wan and detected countenanccS
that are presented to the vulgar gaze. On~
poor fellow refuses tn be comt6rtcd because he
is afraid she is not. | am not at all concerned
unless her escort succeeds In ln!uclng her IN
euter his Warren, or she turu> Cray o.
fire she reaches home.
The temperature here is delightful. the Their
morueter stood 64' at p. Ii. one day last week.
and every night It's c.,nl enough Tor a hauke.
The mauager is constantly receiving letters OF
rE0nrE liz lcd'iS
believe that there would have been tl't"rn hun
dred persons here at this time could the com.
pauy have accommodated them.
There have been some changes since | last
wrote bur the company is composed Of pretty
much the same people. Mr. + Of y. y, and
Mr. A. ,oi Boitimprc left ~ on "Wednesday last
They are both very much missed, especially IN
the ballroom, as they were the only gentlemen
here al that time who engaged in round dane
iuy Yours, +.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

A letter from Prof Holcombe, addressed to
Mr, Benjamin, dated Nov. 1864. is found among
the Confederate documents lately sold by Col.
Pickett to the. government, aud is published.
In this letter We see the following paragraph ::
Certain editorials which appeared 10 the New
York Tribune early in June, connected with
intimations from our friends 10 New York, in
duced hope, (which with me has ripened into
an abiding conviction,3 that the able editor Of
upon the subject Of peace much more reasoua-
Bile and moderate. than-ehose of the Republican
party in geueraEsa:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

SOUTHERN DENTAL ISOLATION The South
ern Dental Association met 10 Richmond yes
terday, President F. Y. Clark, Of Savannah
Ca, in the chair. The proceedings were open
ed by Mayor Kelley of Richmond in an address
Of welcome. Dr. W. w. H. Thackston, Of
Farmvile, Va, followed in an address Of vel
come on behalf Of the Virginia Dental Society.
President Clark responded, reciprocating the
expressions of kindly feeling made 10 the
speeches of welcome. Reports of committees
we're then discussed. The subject of operative
dentistry was made the special order for ten
o clock Wednesday morning, and the report of
the committee on that subject laid aside and
10 lieu thereof the late work of Dr. Arthur was
adopted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

1t is asserted chat Mr.. Jefferson Davis de-
MES that any such plan as is attributed to the
late Confederate government by the Pickett
archives ever went from the Confederate exec
utive Office, or from any officer in charge OF
a department of the Confederate government
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

WORTH TRYISG-The Boston Globe says:
''All the time during the recent hot weather a
large number Of stevedores and laborers have
been busy unloading coal vessels, aud there has
been no hold-up by these adopted citizens on
ACCOUNT Of the heat. An inquiry as to what
they drink reveals the fact that the men drink
.arse qiiantitIcs of ice wafer with which is
mixed oatmeal. handful OF meal 10 a painful
Of wafer The men say that is the way they do
in the old country. aud nobody gets sunstruck
who uses oatmeal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

The French Minister of Finance yesterday
announced to the French Assembly that the
new loan was grand success, his language be-
ing, The Government is overwhelmed with
surprise at the astonishing result
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PORT or aLEIa.>-UHI.a. JILF 81.
Sun rose ........... ) % Moon riSes..,..,... y

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, TO F A
Reed
Schr E 5 Lowering, Pbiiadelph u, to Jaulic..
SDn i c.
Schr John c Libby, Wa<hi gton, to Amesi-
Can Coal Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbus, Baltimore, by Wh"s:.
Brig j Devereux, Boston, and schr. FL
Shade, Jersey City, and Barnes, Ne" IL.
ven, by American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Maggie Mulvev, from Bo,t n 10: Il
port passed through He'll Crate 2etn.
Schr VI Wheaton. hence al New Haven
18th.
Schr White Foam. hence, ~ Providence 'o:h.
Schr Abbie P Csmbe! Tor this port, sailed
from Providence 9TH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

The August number of the Americas Farmer
published in Baltimore, has variety of use
full articles on agricultural subjects The Farm
er is an old and valuable periodical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

We copy letter from a correspondent of the
Richmond Enquirer, at Hillsboro', Loudoun
county, in relation to the Washington and
Ohio railroad, which will attract attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

President Ewell, of William and Mary Col
lege, of Virginia, pronounced friend of Gea
Grant, has written letter praisiug Gen. G.
for kind words and wishes in behalf of the
H,l1oro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

Some people, we see, are not yet satisfied
that Dr.. Livingstone las been found. But We
suppose, it is quite certain nov, that Stanley S
story is in many respects, true. He could
hardly forge the letters of Livingstone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

MURDER -Ou Friday evening says the Cum
bcrlaud Md. )'limes horrible murder took place
90 Beaver creek, Fayette county, Pennsylvania
about five miles north Of the western line of this
equity. The murder grew out Of an old feud
that has existed between the parties for nun
DER of years % the evening in question Al
pheus Glover, a farmer aged about forty years,
went with bis daughter, a young woman Of
eighteen and sou about six years old, to look
at COW that had calyed 10 the road, near the
farm of Jacob Staub, adjoining his own. Some
hogs owned By Staub we're worrying the COW,
aud to drive them off Glover Missed small dog
that accompanied him upon them. just then
Jacob Stanb and his son, a young boy Of sixteen
or eighteen years, came up, the father armed
with revolver and the latter carrying a rife.
As they approached they pointed their weapons
at Glover, who told them to 60 away, that he
did not want any trouble with them. The elder
Staub replied, I'll shoot your heart out. At
this Glover's daughter stepped between the
muzzlcs Of the weapons and her father. She
was roughly told by Staub. You get out of the
way The girl, in her fright, obeyed the com
maud, when the little boy, apparently seeing
this great danger in which his father stood, clung
TO his knees, crying piteously the while. But
the appeals of the children did not save the
father life, for Staub and his sou fred together
aud Glover fell This little boy was still clasring
his legs,) exclaiming my God, Jake what have
you done to me, ADD expired almost instata-
neously. Staub and his son them fed to their
home but were arrested and placed 10 jail at
UniontoYn
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C.7.S.5L CU.H.HEk(E.
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ARRIS AIS.

ARRIVALS.
B al ] Il >::ctrey, q P Lloyd, R~chabi.e.
! Is tsze.uX. q h Sistare, Goi-ucA NJ \
Mrs II r".nw-i!, \ Perkins Harry F.,n
and t5"r Wiiii.H.or.. - American { al Go ,
bat. NJ Mer; n " H " >on VIA ~. j
i Ii h"r!,>. " II ASH. b III Long, : II davis
Anne b.! and - " S.r.,tl, L. Nr~ Central
In.l c.: bal. II VI :>nlS-g Martha . 1 mr.
Wu Woo!!s Aid |. !.-:H-u. !, iin.a., A.:r
( IA til...-. Co, Co: b;, Wary \ r..!>> ,c,:- E.,
Maryia:.G C"ai G.: boats . : MAJ. aid : II
I y.pt. :vr Wash Il n. -. {.
DEPARTURES.
B. : y VI Rynon William D.v~cal,2 \ II
Wallis Vi Fann"n. NJ N"rt",.- t-"o >,."r.nas.
H Wilson,. SEQ 7 DrWl:;. & + l.."vI KEN
u lies. VIM D"yI.. j N II korn II VI >!.v.:-c
Annie VI Q4aG.. Matte, Geo h >:-t;.- Il Il
Long ! H Stlcxr.-r. } 3 Cnz ..Uz VI II An,
) IL Davis. q IL; On ana y Crom%". III
cun,i..r.,u2
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REMARKs.-Wheat is in fair receipt and the
market is dull and decni ng; offerings to.day Of
$50 bushels white and 3}9S Of red. with sales Of
the former at 40 for medium ~ d lG4 for choice,
and Of the latter at 3j, 40 l43, l45, l46 l50snd
81 for fair to very good, an l55 for prime
Corn is more active, at an advance Of l.2c; OF
ferings of pa bushels white and mixed with
So es at y, 49, IS and IS Rye is quiet at .o
sales of a bushels. Offerings Of 10 bush els
Oats no saluS reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, JULYaSl, 1872

SENATOR SUMNER has made his choice, aud
in long letter to committee of colored peo-
pie, has come out in favor of the election OF
Mr.. Greeley: He says to the coiored people:
Il am sure that it cannot be best for the
colered people to band together IN hostile
camp. provoking antagonism and keeping alive
the separation of races. Above all, there must
be no intimidation, but every voter must act
freely. without constraint from league or lodge.
Much better will it be when the two political
parties compete for your votes, each ANXIOUS
for YOUR support Only then will that citizen
shin BY which you are entitled to the equal
rights of all have its natural fruits Ooly then
Will there be that harmony which is essential TO
true civilization.
Mr. Sumner avows his former sentiments IN
all respects. and returns again and again to the
San Domingo affair. The President is de-
nouneed for not resentiog what is called, the
insult offered to Frederick Douglass when he
was elected from the dining saloon of one of
the Potomac steamers, and for neglectiug to IN
vite Douglass to one OF the public receptions at
the White House. to which circumstances the
attention of the colored people is called. Mr..
S. says in one place: .,.,....
Speaking for myself have to say that my
vote viii be given for Horace Greeley, but IN
giving it do not 60 to the Democratic party,
nor am L any less Republican. On the
contrary l am so much of Republican that
| cannot support candidate whose conduct
in civil life shows an incapacity to appreciate
Republican principles, and whose :administra-
ton is marked By acts Of delinquency, especial
~ toward the colored race, by the side of Sc ich
the allegations on the impeachment of Andrew
johnson were technical and trivial Uuques-
tiopably President Grant deserved impeach.
ment for high crimes aud uislemeanor rather
than denomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

WASHINGTON ITEMS TIE ihatitanrs Of
Put"ulac City are nor satisfied. The board If
PUBLIC works propose I" open streets in the
yii'aga, atl a. tn. residents there have each
deed Of "ne acre If land for his cottage they
arc tot di-pn-~d to surrender any portion of
'h~Ir hume<tral> t,r streets without com nrrr>a
tim On yesterday the contractor Mr.. Arnold
h. was heSet the horses taken from the street
p'nw. tie wagons upset and the lah"rcr> driven
away. In the afternoon the rl was begun
under the rr"rrctlon of the police.
\ rrIOrrd picnic party returning from Hunt
ington. on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
last night was the occasion Of much disorder
One OF the passengers, turbulent character
nnmei Bill Jones. SHOT u colore1 man residing
OH the Island. and thea Jumped from the tran
ard eScapra
While f., rival was in progress at Little
Mount Sinai Baptist Church. near the Howard
buildings. on Saturday evening, number of
cnlored men. desperate looking characters,
came around about the time the fair was clos
Ing and being refused admission some attempt
ed 10 force au entrance ; Others amused them
selves by throwing stones at the church one
fired pistol towards the building, while two
Of the men effected an entrance. and commenc.
ed brandi>hing razors about in the most reck-
less manner.
The Schuetzen fest has been proceeding
most pleasantly.
Four new cases of small .pox within three
days were reported at the board Of health last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

LOVERS RETREAT RAwLEY, July %
Since my last letter there have been about one
hundred and fifty arrivals. making the whole
number here now about FIVE hundred fla frl,
low can manage to secure soft pink in the
parlor he is considered lucky man.
The water here is the strongest chalebiate in
the State and It's wonderful what effect it has
upon broken down constitutions, especially of
females. Here can be seen every day walking
around, in apparent good health, persons who
were brought here some four or FIVE weeks ago
10 dying condition.
Mrs. F., Misses D. and s.. Mr.. H. and my
self formed party aud visited the top of a
mountain Lear here called prospect Fl H."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

A HUMAN TIGER lately broke loose 10 the
town of Blackvie, near Augusta, Ga, who,
in his rage, shot Two or three men, killing one
outright, and threatening with death the W hole
community if they did not like his style The
difficulty commenced in bar-room, between
three or four men, the most terocous of whom
was Captaiu f. j. Black. After some Skin
mshing with clubs and fists, Captain Black
sent his son home to get his pistol, but the boy
returned, saying his mother would not give it
to him. Captain Back then went. and in half
an hour reappeared With pistol in his hand,
aod announced himself in readiness for an en-
gagement The marshal of the town, named
Turner, stepped up to Black to prevent blood
she'd and Black shot him dead on the spot
Black then prepared for another shot, and the
son of the intended victim stepped between his
father and the assailant, and himself received
the charge Black then prepared for the faith
er, but before he could shoot was knocked
down with bar Of iron which fell on his head,
from the hand of disinerested spectator
This Quoted the furious animal who seemed
to be maddeued by the sight of blood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

The Baltimore Gazette speaking Of Dir.
Summers letter to the colored people, says that
it may have an influence in the Northern States
where there is small eolored population !;
but, at the South, where the great bulk of the
colored people reside, no advice given by Dir.
Sumner will be able to detach many of them
from the oath bound secret leagues into which
they have been organized from the carpet
baggers, in whose grasp they are, and from
General Grant, whose power they see 10 the
multitudinous arrests of white men, and by
whose officials they are protected from punish
ment wbea they are guilty of crimes for which
they ought to suffer the penalty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

Two men have been arrested near Fortress
Monroe, charged with having robbed aud Killed
+. 5. soldier some months ago
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31
VIRGINIA NEWS

Gov. Walker has committed the death sen
tence Of the colored woman Martha Deford to
imprisonment for the term of her natural life
Martha was condemned to death for numbering
a youth by the name Of Thomas Lamb, on the
9Th of May last.- by firing house 10 which he
was asleep. She is supposed to he almost half
witted.
Among the Judges appointed to decide on
the merits of aniwals implements, products,
&C., at the State Agricultural Fair, are Cap
tain John Tayioe, Gen Fitz Lee and Major
John D. Rogers on horses; and Dr. billiard,
s. P. Rowe aud ". n Nulaud Of Spot>ylva-
MIA county, on cattle.
Rev. Dr. Chambliss, formerly Pastor of a
Baptist church iu Richmond, has received a
cal! to take charge Of the Baptist church at
Kansas City, aud has also Invitations to visit
Baptist churches 10 Charleston, Pittsbnrg and
New York.
Mr.. James Lyons will attend the Democratic
Boilers Convention to be held at Loui vile 10
September. Mr.. John Harmer Gil.ner will
not 60, for the reason. as he States, THAT he is
an out and out Grant man.
In Union, Monroe county, on the 23d inst.,'
Mr. Frank Hereford, Representative Of that
District in Congress-, Was married to Miss Alice
3. Caperton of that place, daughter Of CASTOR
Caperton, dec d.
The section of the country about Danville,
was visited Sunday evening by heavy fall Of
rain and high winds. The destruction TO grow
ing crops was IN some instances quite severe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

Delegates TO the National Labor Party,
who lately held Convention in Ohio, assem-
bled yesterday in New York for conference. \
portion ofthe session was devoted to the ques-
ton ofexpelling several members, who, it appears
we're appointed to visit Washington for the pur-
pose of notifying Messrs. Davis and Parker of
their nomination, but which they failed to do,
and attempted to traffic with the other politi-
clans" 1t is thought that the result of the
conference will be the issuing ofan address to
the party directing it to support neither
Grant nor Greeley. After the morning
session had adjourned delegates from several OF
the Statas ho,.na "-3 ""lE-s - ;-lnr--a--'
conference denounced the so-caed Labor Re
formers as political tricksters. All this look:
very foolish. 49,,
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BYE. 4. Kerby, Auctionecr.

(yORPORATiON AND OTHER STOCKS
" FOR SALE.
On TUESDAY, August 9TH, 1872, at twelve
O clock M. Al The front door Of the Custom
House Alexandria, Va, will be sold ~ puolic
auction the following:
Aleyandris Corporation Stock. 5000
Manassas Gap. Railroad Stock, shares:
Aexandria ca al Stock, Is shares
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Stock, 3 shares.
Terms cash. jy 81 L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

CUGAR CURED SMOKED BEEF, q very
~ fine article, for sale hy
&. VIM RAMSAY,
jy 81 Corner King and st. Asaph SIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

Q n q FRUIT JARS-Well ada ted
O.D.O. for preserving Fruits and Eege
tables in their natural state for sale ~ factory
prices. Also Cement and extra Tin Tops, ~
J. G. MlLBURN'S.
iy 81 10 north Roya! street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

TSTRAY CCW-Came to the subscriber, On
IL Saturday, the 9TH instant RED COW,
which the owner can obtain ty proving ms
property and paying charges.
iy 81 St. ConvaLsceut Camp. Al-xa, GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-31

r EMON SUGAR. Preston : ls the best prep
IL aration. For sale by
g. WM. RAMSAY,
IL 81 Corner King and st. A>sph sts.