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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
End ofthe G cneya Arbits alton.

New York. May 1.-The Herald states
that The GrucIa arr ltraIinn has ended, the an
>wrr from the British government rec' wed yes
t,r,lay being sufficiently explicit to show thai
the treaty has failed, AMI all hopes OF a settle
men are past. Ii is understand that the ell
lire cnrr''>.n,n Icncc vi he set to Congress
ani the President will take 40 further steps III
lh, matter without Congressional action.
Lo>DoN. May Tue Post tins mnrni' G
confirm, The rum II which was current le-trr-
day tuat the reg III tlu,l> between the United
S arrS and EuA lnnI relative to the indirect
cl inns Ii al been broken uff. aud states POSI-
lively that the British government h IS
Withdrawn from the arbitration provided uudcr
the Treaty vI Washiugn n.
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From New York.

New York. May ll.-The lus> by the hurn-
Ing of he sugar refinery of Wallace and Sh"-
maker IN i}r" k 81 last night, will reach ab''uI
$500 600 nn VII ch there L. an lu>uraure
of So5D.u0O Wu Grlrr, who was in The
third ho n OF the ref ,cly was forced to Leap
f."m window, sustaining serious If not faia
IL nllrS.
a Jaranesc war vessel, building at the foot
of The dock caught fire, but sustained no Sc.
liuS damage.
Esht hundred carpenters at meeting last
night ID, ciled 10 strike On Monday for So 50 for
rshr hours. Five thousand carpenters Will
in the strike and it is aid they have sufficient
lu,ds to make the strike a success.
The carpenters strike in Brooklyn ended yes
ter,lay. the employers consulting to the eight
hour system.
The Radical R"formers Yesterday adopted a
platform which provides fr u new constitution
Of the United States. a national cd. of civil
and Commercial law, The uholiron Of monolo-
lie,: one system ni ulue, and currency t',si>
of public; credit the emplpymrntnf unemployed
persons ty the government, universal govern
mcnt Tor the while globe min 'rity r'prcsrnta-
Ii N. aud thar this nar'y shall be known Us the
"Equ,l Rights Party.
At The cv, ming session Mrs Woodruff de-
liverrd an address prorherylng that from thl,
Convention w'u d gn forth power to shape
the world Mrs Wu"d!ul and Frederick
Douglass were then nominated amid rhe great
est c, nfl~ion. as candidates for the Presidency
and lce-Prrsiiency, Of the United States
An angry delegate dissatisfied with the candi
dat, 5 unvcd the nomination IF Spotted Tail
saying the IniianS ought to be represented here
before the niggrrs An"'hrr delegate sug.
geSred thar il Frederick D uglass dec inc tc
accept, III, hen Chime" be Nominated in
hi, place The Convention broke up iu an up
roar
Another case Of alpractce has come tr
light Mary f. jones. Of Lodi, n. j died
here yesterday from the fl, cts OF au abortion
An investigate was ordered.
The ard al Hath has ordered an exanii
nation f the Crntnn water 10 be made, many
comp ANTS of its imrurty having been pre-
tcrrrd.
VIM Cullen Bryant is to deliver an addres:
at the inauguration If the Shak, ltare stalu,
on the 23I lust.
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- |! l. ] e SALk UF A u !,
l. REAL ESTATE ~ FAl QtlER Co.,
VA he undersigned, John \. Garter. tru>-
tee, III II deed OF trust executed by VIM. I w:
TnlInicrr, aud wife dated June IL, 1915, and OF
re ord III tie land rec rd> oil fauquier cuu .ty,
H.. and John =. F"w,er. Asst. In Bank
rup cy of Gen. W. Marshall. bankrupt, will sell,
public nuc ion at the depot ut Lind.'n station.
., n. j. VI Il. H., on " DNkSD ~. the
% b day OF June, lH72 at about II O'clock IN,
the REAL k~TATE conveyed in s"l deed Of
uu-t inr!u ing ult the rlsht, ulIe or inter 81 tho
: i'll Geo ". Marshall, bankrupt, MY have IN
the same This land consisting al $40 ACRES,
| =, ore Or less Was tprmerly owned and occupcd
BY w. Z. w. 1alaierr'', AMI Is now III posses
sion of Geo. W. Marshall. bankrupt. The I'M
prov. lnruts consist of u l.r.c Nv ELL u 81
Hot oE and necessary o..t-bulldlnxS; the III
and Is good quality. and being but about Que
nile / ON Linden station, o., n u VI. Il. H.,
makes the tarir desirable one.
Terms: Ore-thlid OF the purchase money in
cash ON the day rf sale; the residue IN three
equal ln,a inrnls ut II l8 and "a nuhth> With
Interest from the day of Sic; the purchaser to
exc, W., bonds with good pel<"nal security for
the deferred payments and the title u be re-
lained until the whole vi the purchases money IS
paid. jon ~. CAK! Tn, trustee.
JOHN 5. Fowl Assignee.
-cu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

POLICE REPORT Wi lam Darby. readyman
accused by Lieut. Swi,h of violation OF police
regulations was admoui>hed aud the case dis
missed.
Andrew Nicholson and John W. Waters
pollceulcu, was reported hy Lieut. Smlth a
being out of pace. They made an explanation
au the case was dismissed.
MAYORS OFFICE : Lee Smith. colored, who
has been confined in the work house for an as.
suit IN the Mayor las, Sunday, was released
ye>te: j y upon the payment Of the hues aud
costs.
|. vi Murray, on complaint of his wife, fol
"iu:onju.abili,y,' was sent to the work house
for 90 day.
A willie man under the influence of liquor
str lck c,lr, woman on the fish wharf, tor
which he was fined and Discharged
NIGHT REPORT. Might clear aud mild.
Three balls We're in progress in the second ward
bnt all passed IF qnietiy. One prisoner was
in the station House but no ludgcrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

RAILROAD RECEIPTS. The following are
among the receipts by the Orange. Alexandria
nm Manas>e, r. r for this week: Corn l2Ss
b ,shrls. wheat rs, rye 50. oats 2S5, corn lnea
40 potatoes POS beeDs 5. flax seed BIOL, Il 'uI
3,S bis, ground sumac 81 sacks, dried NUT
. sacks. l,ri frkius, tobacco "a boxes,
butter Is rkins. eggs Is bbls aud boxes, v'ne-
gar hbI<., country cheese "A, fowls ! c"S"ps'
wml II sacks. hay Ga bale>, hee>wax % los
Blooms $1,000 lbs. bark IS cords, wood IA
c.rds calves. &C., IS head, leather 81 rolls
or ,uud >umac stems III sacks hid les GO bundles,
calf skins lo2, sheep skins 3 bales an! rs
skins rags 4 3775 lbs, old iron aud bones 1,ooo
lbs, cattle 9 cars cattle and sheep cars, sheep
ear, ba,rl stuff car, slate car: :,
During the same period the receipts by the
W. & O. II. X. were: Wheat $50 bushels,
Germ IA, meal Il. fruit u bags rays 50, eggs '
Al bbls., butter 2l, -four 81, vinegar = fo%' :
10 coops, hides 5 bundles, stock car, wood 3
c,r., caves Jog head, hay l6l bales old iron
. lous milk ~ gallons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
The MARKERS.

New YORK May ll.-Stneks steady. Gold
fru at l4t Money ia, ) al Gl1. Va. sizes 81,
new 81 Flour lois c.ntS better. Wheat uu-
settled AMI he'd 3a5 cts. blsher. Curu la2 cts.
better.
BALTIMORE, May Iva. sxes. consoli,
dat, d. :j4i W. Va. skies t. bid. tuttnn hrmer;
low luliinngs 221a2233 Fl"ur acrivr CT! Mills
high grades Il " ,ncei - .n'>; II ,warl Street
Su,rrtnc 14a>S; do Extra S!a>94; do. Family
o. SUI; Cry AIuiS Sul".rtue 7iaSS; do. Ex
ira S4a$IOS; do. Family lla$l3. Wheat tirul
s,ock> scarce aud .rlrrs unchanged. turu trluer
white Southern SEX yellow do - Oats ACTIVE
Western 5oa53; pu sales OF Southern Kye que
aud unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

FIRST WARD RADIcALs.-A meeting OF the
Radicals of the First Ward was held last My Mt
IA, the colored Odd Fellows Hall, on Co'uu'-
bus street, but the attendance was very sll'n'
numbering, spectators included, only sixteen.
G l. Seatou presided and without debate a.
t. the merits Of the candidates or anything else
Of interest, the following delegates TO the ely Il
Termination convention were appointed Il; q.
D,lahay, Thomas T. Tanscl, |. Z. y Nal S T. :.
W. Payne. Geo. L. Seaton and Jas Z; ia'lse''
and the following alteruates: Edward Evans
Vim Graves Win. Edwards aud VIM. Credit.
Alter an enieavour to raise one dollar ana l"I
c,lItc,nn of sixty cents, the meeting adjourned
until Tuesday night next, when candidates ioI
the Board Of Aldermen and CommoD Counel
are to be nominated There was much COM
plaiut o. the yely small Attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
LOCAL. NEWS.
CHURCH SERVICES, Sc, TOMORROW.


CHRIST CHURcH-Service at II a. m and + 45
2. m.
ST. PAULs CHURcH-Service at II a. m and
6p m.
GRACE CHURcH-Servlces in the morning and
at II O'Clock at night
ST. MARYs CHURcH-Mass at and II q. m.
Ve>pers ut p. III.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUkCH-Preaching
in the morning ard at night by Kew s. ).
Nit hell of the New York Avenue Church,
w 81 n ton.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CnURCH-Sermon in
the morning and At night, by Rev. DR.. Bull
METH. EPIs. CHCRCH-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night.
METH Epls. CHURCH Sour1I-Sermon in the
morng and ut hi hit by Rev. E. F. Busey.
METH. PROT. CHURCH-Sermon in the morn
sng by Rev. DR. killgore-. ubject, The Mace
donian Appeal and at night by Rev. Z. ID.
Pritrhet Chidrcns meeting at 3 p
BAPTIST CHCRCH-No service.
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc S-Prayer
NEE Ling in the NJ +. Church South, at D. IN.
Jail services at 3 p. m. Aims House services at
o'clock y. m. During the week there will be
daily prayer meetings in the rooms of Associa-
ton at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting ev"ry Friday
hight in the house of Mr. Williams, near the
Cotton Factory. at halcpast seven o'clock.
GERMAN LUTnE RAN-No service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

FIRES. The roof of the summer kitchen Of
Mr.. ThoS Hoy. in the Tear of his dwelling, on
Fairfax, between Wolfe and Wilkes streets,
cauS hit fire this ulurning about 10 o clock, trum
sparks from an adjoining chimney. but the
flames were soon extiuguishcd by the tl""k
and Ladder Company before the services Of the
FEST Of the D,.pal tmeut, which was speedily ON
the slot, we're required When the alarm was
given the horses of the ''Culumhia" We're in
front of The Hydraulion Engine ll"use They
made time to the steamer, however, and
We're so quickly harnrSsrd and off, that the Co.
lumbia steamer passed the corner of " olte and
Fairfax streets less than minute after the
uydrauliun arrived there.
About o'clock. to day. the roof of a two
story frame dwelling on Fayette street, between
King and Cameron streets, own 10y Mrs
+ ,zabeth Harrison. aud occupied by three
widow ladies', the husbands nf two of whom
were killed in the Confederate army, was dis.
.vered to BIZ on fire, and, although the Fire
Department was promptly on the spot, the
house was nearly consumed. but an extended
conAagra,inn prevented. The roof Of the ad-
joining building caught fire and was slightly
damaged. During the progress ut the hrc the
house at he corner OF Duke and Fayette streets.
owned and occupied 10y Mr.. 4. Cheshire, to k
fire on the roof from >pnlks from the chimney
of the Hylrau ion ste ,mcr, but well directed
rcam OF water speedily extipyuiShed the fl me
with but ,rtiug loss. About the sam: time
the house at the corner of King and Henry
street,, occupied by Mr. e. w. Dceton, took
fire from sparks from the steamer Columbia
bu, it. too, was speedily extingui>hed 10y few
buckets of water 1t is thought that the fire
originated from sparks falling on the roof of
the first mentioned house from passing loco
motive or from neighburng chimney. The
Ia Ties occupying the burnt building lot some
of their furniture and other articles. The Co
lumba engine threw water GU the fire IN eight
minutes from the time of the first alarm. aud
the Hydrau ion in minutes: The Friend,
ship engine was on the spot and also did good
S rice There was an Insurance on the house
which was burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
Taking view ut
Sarepta Clothing fall,
81 King street,
"thc establishment OF

''thc establishment of
l. SCHWARTZ s. Co, -
mems filsti,liuuSne>s is wonderfully aroused oy
n most elaborate display of all the kind of tine-
rics which men delight to wear. You
will find there, in the line of Silk Neck Wear,
nj the latest novelties "f the LEA on, in other
furnishing goods, the finest Gauz- and Isle
1brpal Gents Underwear, English, LisI'
Thread and Paris Prz: Medal Baloriggan Socks
in the latest variety, and
Summer Clothing
composed of the f ,e,t ported material, such rs
French Coat ng Bruudcloth, Dr"b d'ete, Japa'
ne.e Wor>ted and Linen, New Or ears Check
Linen and Wonlrn Striped, NJ har, &C., &c,
MI in large variety made well and in the latrS'
style. All of which. the pr"prirtors, lSrhw"r2
& Co.," offer at very eus"nahie prices, accord
ing to the ulity OF goods my o-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
From Utah.

SALT LAKE City. My ll.-Owing to the
lne>s Ut Judge 5 rickland The United States
Court f'r thi, District has been adjourned Ut
I'll july lst.
Fifteen hundred tons Of railroad iron are on
hs way from the E,st for the Southern rail-
road An imlncn>e lumber IF laborcrs are en-.
gagged on tile road. and the Work is being
pushed day and night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
Foreign News.

PARIS May 1.-the 81 ecie in the Bank
of France has Increased 90, 900 fraucS dur.
ing The past week.
MADRID, May 1.-THE government Of
fc,auy aurnuuccs that CarIi>ts in large nunl..
lers are surrenicring to the kyal forces, aud
that the lus urrec. In Is over.
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-
s5sE(s.SL va RE rs.

mss- FALSE THEORIES OvERTHKowS w e
1--we under a new medic Il diSp, -ati"n very di-
fcr.uL from that under which $" many OF our
f,r.f.,hrrS died The sick are no longer bled
tilI they faint, mr. gorged with mercury, nor
frustrated with vi"lent cuthartics, nor blIstered
am their sflavrn heads. Ever since the intro
L.ction of uo-teler'> Stomach Buers, t" etty
v.srs ago. renovation and restoration, not dc
ul..t;nn and prostration, have been watch-wnrds
ri rI;r iu l,crnu- port OF the protessloI, Inc
re,r,rt bic success of this taID"lis vegetable pre-
rtrtiyr, AnvIs"r.I,t and corrective has worked II
,,,r etc aI.vulutiun in the general Treatment %
d s.,se. IA first the d"guIa,ic members OF the
f,.uitv wun d not be icvc III it. NV hat =" they
exclaimed. '.cu.t. liver Complaint without lner-
turr. chronic rr.um 1i>tn without colchicunl,
t,vrr and a..uc w;:buut qunnc lmpo,siO -!
BuL ill.,. most oL:.instr incrcdulity must yieid IN
IN. end Il, practical demonstration. From INIT
time T., the present dy persia b. iousness, inter
mrttput levers MUSCULAR diseases. nervous com
niuir:ts and cun-tlpaliou have vanished und'
the over ,tlun OF the great sp"cihc,, IN nj ieasl
ninety per cent of the Gases IN which II nus Deem
u.ed us u remedy for those ailments, whhe n n
preventive uf all muladles generated by en- ihge
Of climate, sudden rrvulsi"ns OF temper lure
,nid.m,c poison in the atmosphere, and I'M
vhul,somc water IT. ben fcIal effects have been
40 ..bvluuS and uniform us t" secnrr the most
uertrc, confidence in It's properties IS M anu
d.,tss safeguard and cure hi2 p-eoi"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
ARRESTED AND DISCHARGED. y

ARRESTED AND DISCIIARGED. --Hr j. ~
Tosnu, di>tiler, was arrested III p'lnce
William county, near Dumtre<. yesterday, 10y
D.pu,v r.. ). Marshal 5 y. u lrwuod of this
city. for violation OF the Reseuue laws, aud
this morning examined be,rre C"mms. lnnrr
Whiulscy, ly whom he was DISCHARGED upon
the payment nf III. >,,ec,a' tax AMI .hc costs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
spring Opening,

5. BLoHruEIM's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Garner Hing a,m FmiIJnr streets.
The subscriber hrg> leave t" state that ne mas
lust r.tur ned from the North with IL large and
well sre, ted stock "t
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
% NIL the leading st>les These goods wer" all
purchns' prior t" the late adranrein "rnlens.
Tuent, live per cent can be saved by buying
early. :. hLoSphk.M, .
NH % Corner hing Ald rhlFla@ SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

AN OLD WASHINGTON SERVANT. -Proba-
bly, the only surviving servant OF Gen. Wash.
ington is an old man named Morris Jasper.
living with Mr.. I. I. Triple,t OF Fairfax c"un
". IA short distance from this city, VIII was
SIXTEEN wears old When Grn. WASHINGTON died.
The old man is now very feeble and his health
RAPIDLY declining.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

Snip TIMBER Mr.. Il. +. Trip. contractor
for work under the Navy Department. having
IA large ID executed at Green saw mill in tn $
pace. Nine hundred timber knees are 10 be
sawed cut within sixty days. The tluher Is
cut in Prince William county, and is brought
to this city by the Alexandria a:d F'ederiyks-
burg Railroad, aud is vel adapted 10 the pnr-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
1tI.E,G kAPIl NEW 5.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAzETTE.]
WAsIlINHToN. May II, 1872.
CONGRESS-.

WAsuIN,IToN. May IL, 1872.
CONGRESS.
In the Senate. to dry. the report of the con :
mittee to examine into the sale of arms to the
French, was made exonoraling all govern
,ucnt off cers, and upllolding the course OF the
Adm n>tratiun in the matter.
The Louisiana election bill was further dis
cu>srd
The House of Representatives had undo
consideration the Tariff bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
ARENAS S.{LES.

A SSIGNEEo' SALE OF yALUAn: E
n RE l. Estate IN FAIRFAX COU n
~, NA.-B, virtue If an orIcr . the Dis: ri
G ur m. Unit Il IT t. f te E.ste:n bis
trirt Of vir. mia, sr,t red i" the nj ter ol VT
ers NTH, .; n .rurt tn Lud''s'Gl. d assignsas
of sa,u ankr1nt will sell at pu nc auc 10, to
The highest bid ,,r. AT Fair as L. H.. Va. ON
MONDAY, the 2Oth day of My. 1872, (tha b.
ing Cour 'sny,) tab u " DC! ok m. the '"l-
l. wing Real Estate, surrendered BY said bank,
rupt IN hi, sche ules, t.. WI: "A 1RAt L OF
la MI cont III ns ~ acres, 3rn'd- and IS poles,
With the improvements. lyit 6 N Falrt..x c"uny,
VIZ and ulnins tie nnds y! G w. Gun 81,
Thomas Carp AN. others. Ihi- land Is sold
tree nj. lien, and '.ncI.nhranc.s, except the
RI hit OF dover oil II rb nk,up ; wife.
Terms: nn. t. nth day oil sale, the resi-
due IN three eqIal ihs:.inn-> ut |, 2 and 3
years, purch ser giving bonds wi h approved
>. curly, tr-nring lntere tirUtn LAY "t sac and
h. t,tlet b.. ret lin. d until The whole Of the
purchase money Is paid
THOMAS MOORE,
JUIiN> :. FUW LkR,
an % -9,w2w Asslpnres.
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LAYING OF a CORNER stone. The

LAYING OF a CORNER STONE. The corner
stone Of the new Court House, at Cupeper,
was laid Yesterday. the ceremoni les hrlns per-
formed by ,h,. Wuiuw' Sun lad =" f Ma ."ns,
with Grand Master Withers, Vi Rrhuund al
their head The procession wa quite an lui-
posing one and the cercmuuies yer, Interesting
and Witnessed 10y large cIowl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

THE LONG BRIDGE The connection OF the
Baltimore and Potomac with the \ exand II
and Washington r,ro,l, at the long Brl lse,
was c,npctrd tn-day Il, | a. N, Tn, bridge
is nearly completed except the <.'uth draw,
which has yet 10 he brac..d bur which will be
done in few days, the rods f'r tn pnr,o>e he
ing dailycxpertei The rausewly Is all Travelled,
and communication by cars and o'herwl e over
the Lung Bridge may be confidently looked
for In u very short tune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

THE STEAMER ARROW Tue steamer Arrow.
now undergoing thorough repairs, will shortly
resume her trips to Mount Vernon. Mar>lIall
Hall and other Intermediate puins on the Poto,
mac She will he command, d by Capt Frank
iIollingshead late commander of the steamer
Newport. who is so w,.ll-knnwn aud generally
uonular with tn. travel Ing rnblic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
Refreshing Drinks.

For II fine refreshing drink, call ut
VI. RUBEN 5,
No, North Fairfax street,
whore. OWN to The large quan'ity sold, you
,v;lI II md =. instantly K Partners and PhIladrl
uhin Lager Beer Of the right temperatures ana
iii other kinds of the hest COOL aud refreshing
beverages 10 be found anywhere my LIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
A LIBERAL OFFER Tue Washington Re

A LIBERAL OFFER Tue Washington Re
publican says ''Mr. Lewis NJ KNEE. prv>i-
dent of the Washington and Onin railroad, has
addressed letter to Mr. Brewster. Of tn: r.
form School Of the D,-trict Of C'lumGl, offer
ing to donate as free gift t, TINT iu>l'ul n.
one hundred acres of land in F,lirfax county,
between Thornon's station and Diane>vie, as
IA location for that >ch,ol the l'nd ha> Keel
lieut. water and is located in ii high. heartily
section of the country, about uuclecu miles
truln this city.
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Charleston, :. G.. August |, 1859

Cilsrlcston, 81 9, August ! lo.7'
Dr. W. H. Tut: Dear SIT wsh 10 III 'rhI
l., ~, been :.tfl ct,tl for upwards .! seven years
uth D>sprp.ia. could ga. ho'hjng !''"l ayr'e''
with me. ,c.ne III &C ated had i" energy,
md fit y!n.lny md mel nch ~ nll the: i.:'e
hive l., e. u-int you, lve: PIl st"r three "'@ks
and have caprr'. n, cal 'alr g"e"t'st brh;At. :
h,vr = ti,,, u,,,etIle and Cab uuw eat any thlNs.
I r. ,d;.I,v r., u1urucnd then, IL all who have
1,v.,,,.sv I.ESs5s srHALLunAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

Courts. The regular monthly term (May1
of the Corporation Court, Of A'"x,n lria,
Judge Il. NJ Live, commences on MoulAy
next, at II o'clock.
The Circuit Court. for the county. Judge
Keith t" preside, will Commence on l"nday
we, and the Circuit Court for the clty on
the Monday tnllnwing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

@s-h HEALTHY DIGESTION Lie Is re1aae'S-
,,,ired Food ienolrcs rrrul -lve; the body c'na-
c,i n5s the T nir depressrd aid melancholy
broods OVER you. ri9tt's Vegetable Liver I ,
IS the rem cd, for :gsrse evils; they produce
snund digestion ;.crrnie,. g'od appetite: 't"prt
refreshing sleep aid cbt@.f: ulhcss ol ih'hu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11
THE MARKET this morning was well suppl

ed with flesh leafs aud vegetables. VIZ
have no change in prices to notice. A>paragu
20.25 cts per bunch. Srr ut 50 cts, le
PEEK Eggs Is ii ~ per d Butter (fesh
4O.45 cts. per 10. Sturgeon cts per 10
l. 1uce raiishes ouious 81 in aJunIauce
aud cheap