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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24
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IReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALu A.
" BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of y
decree of the Circuit Court cf Fairfax county,
Virginia. passed ut the November term, 49,, III
the suit of r. D. and e. II. Cats against John
E. Cats and others, the undersigned, Commits
sioncrs therein pamcd, will proceed, on SATU X
DAY, the 18th day of January, 1878, at twelve
O clock m, to sell, at public sale before the
hotel property o: Rozier D. Cats, in the vi!!age
of West Ed in the said county Of Fairfax, the
following real estate, Of which Samuel Cats, de-
ceased. dill seed, to wit: y TRACT or
LAND, Lrar Clouds Mill, containing about
thirty-ninc acres; LOT OF GROUN near
the Theological Seminary, containing - acres,
both Of which said lots are in the said county oi
Fairfax; and another LOT OF GRO ID. near
the Inns House, in Alexandria county, con-
tanning acres. An accurate survey and
plat, showing the mctes and bounds Of said lets
of land, will be exhibited at the sale.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the residue Ill
equal instruments ut six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale, secured BY the
bonds of the purchasers, bearing interest," with
good personal security, and a deed ol trust upon
the property to secure the deferred payments.
Conveyancing and stamps NJ the cost of the pur-
chasers, and the property liable to be rcs"ld
upon the same terms by the said commissioners
upon the ron-paymcnt OF the sad purchase
money, ur any portion Thereof.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
&. w. WATTLES,
CHAS. 4. STU ART,
dan DD- o,!c (iommis SionprS of = ale
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20, GO TICkETS-ONLY 81 EACH.

The distribution Of GIFTS will take place i'm
mcdl;cy after the Concert. on the vast >tar3 al
The Opera House, and in :u! view of the audi
cncc under the immcd lie supervision 81 The
President and Directors of the L + DE Il IA
COMPANY and the following distinguished
gentlemen, who have kindly consented |" hr
present and scc that the gifts are properly dis
tributcd - advertised:
Hon. John r. Ludlow, Mayo OF Norfolk.
Hon. A. = Watts. Mayor 81 Portsmouth.
Hon. j. b. Whitehead, cx- Mayor OF Ncriolh.
Col. Waiter H. Taylor, OF Norfolk.
james e. uo!Inday, esq, of Portsmouth
Should the tickets be not All sold whcr tn"
Concert comes OIL, the presents will be di>tr.b-
utcd in proportion to the number sold.
Currency Gifts will be paid in CASH ut our
banking hvt.,c in the city Of Norfolk, on pre-
>cntutinn Of tho tickets calltlcl thereto, without
discount. For further particulars and Tor tick
els, apply - the undersigned, vino alone are All
thoriZcd u appoint agents for the s'L" OF tickets
The undersigned, Directors OF the Nuc d"
l. Eau Company, pledge themselves - IN" pull
lie that the above Grand Concert sha TAX" rl:tcr
on THURSDAY February 10Th, 1873, rs AN
nouncnd in the above card, on the basis al the
original advertisement ~ II the distribution al
gifts.
WIN. Lamb, r. j. Needy, NJ: Park,
Y. d. Grol.er, VIM II. White, ". Reed,
Z. G.. Chic, Geo w. Grice, y. BurruSs,
+. G. Lindsey.
All orders for tickets promptly attended Ia.
BURkUSS, son y CO.,
Financial Agents. Fuc dc h Fan Co..
Norfolk, Virginia.
GEORGE Z. FRENCH,
Agent for the sale .! tickets III Alexandria.
Norfolk. jNn i /
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FROM New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Thc storm contn-
ued during the .ht. changing from SLOW to
rain and occasional slcct This lnorning about
four inches OF snow are Oh the ground with
s!tct falling ard cold northwest wild. Street
car traffic is nll.h inpad4d
The pc!rocun dealers have united with the
Produce Exchange. hereafter holding their scs-
@lons there.
In ighSiu tenement hn-c in McDougal
street last night james Williams was fatally
stabbed By john Smith. The latter was ar
rested
Tire Cuban Minister M%cias leaves to-day
ior Washington to interview the President and
Secretary ol State. He takes with him his Gu
lorsamcn,s b. British officials in favor OF Gu
Dan Independence,
the steamship City OF Havana sailed for
Havana yesterday taking the mails in the place
Of the steamship Columbia which is under
seizure
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'a'ksp ysArEeGS.

NEW YoEK January 24.-Stools firm: Gold
steady ut is Money firm ut I. FirginIas is
As; new 50. Flour quiet and firm Wheat
strong for prime. Corn unchanged.
BALTIMORE, january 2l.-Virgnia Is, CON
solid..cd, 55I West Tirginas ~. Cotton
firm low mddiings ~. Flour quiet, but firm;
prices unchanged. Wheat quiet; white choice
2l5a230; fair to prime DO. lsja2IO; choice amber
2l5,2.5; good to prime red l"5a2lO; common to
!:>ir do. i70.l9u: red Western l7sal!O; amber
Western 2Ua.0j Corn dull; white o5st6i yell
Low Southern co. mixed Western o-;; Oats
oujct and stcady Southern iG1lS; Western
mixed 1913; do white H. Rye firm Al 95alO
Hay unchanged.
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CORPORATION CoUEr-.Juelyc f. H. Lore
presiding. ESrERpAl.- Samuel M'lIers ex-
ecutor vs.. the 0. 4 \ II. Il. Co.. in ehanccry;
order of reference to one OF the Master Com
misSoner's of the court
Walker and wife vs. Watkins ct ais; IN
chancery; petition Of tn, administrator OF Sarah
j. Watkins, deceased, filed: ;,
Allowance to jurors serving payable by the
city, amounting to 10, was made.
ALLOWANCE, to Jurors. payable by the Com
monwcath. amounting to SS5, was made.
Allowance to the officers of the court tor
public services, amounting to $50, was made.
Com vs.. Augustus Hill; convicted OF larceny
from the person; motion for new trlal was
oyerruicd. ani.pr>uner sentenced to i've years
confinement in the State pcnltentlary,
Com vs.. Charles Manl.y; convicted OF muir
der in the first degree: the motion for new
trial was overrulcd. aud the court sentenced
the prisoner to be hung on the 18th day OF
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

y ASlilNGTON. Jan. II, ! Il. ID.
Probabilities For New England and Middle
Statas iaug barometer, somcw hat higher
temperatures fresh to brisk and high northeast
erik and southeustarIy winds, cloudy weather
and heavy SHOW, except probably rain from
Maryland to Connecticut For Southern States
east of the Mississippi rising barometer falling
temperature, fresh and brisk northwcsterly and
sonthwcst.r!y winds and very generally clear
her, and these conditions gradually extend
northaa,tward over the Middle States by or on
Saturday morning, but accompanied ny light
snow over the lower Lake region. From Ohio
valley 10 Lake Erie and upper Lakes rising
barometer, falling tcn prliiure, fresh and brisk
norhery t. westerly winds and clearing wealth
or accompanied b. areas Of light snow. There
ere indications Of II storm advancing eastward
toward Dakota and Nebraska. Cautoaary sig
nal> continue ut Care May, New York, New
L,udon, Bosom and Portland, Me
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Flie Disaster in fi,e English Channel

LONDON, JAN II. Information has been
received here that the steamship which ran
into and sunk The emigrant ship Northhect off
the Dung-ncss lighthouse "Wednesday night
Was Il Spanish vessel bound for Cadiz. She is
rcporrc 10 have put into the harbor Of Havre
ashore on the kcnti,h coast, but no bodies
have been recovered. \ committee. headed by
the LGrl Mayor Of this cityi> being formed here
~ receive subscription. for the rescued pass IN
gers who are in Il destitute condition.
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PRICE OLE TICi l,T.S,

Whole tickets so h,,vc. s., and quarters
s.. - Eleven Whole ticket for @lrN No dis
count on less than SOD orders. N'thing could
BE- NOR. ;tlprp .trat" ,r presents than tickets Il"
Til. BANQUET " WEALTH or NOR" Ii."'y
t. producH grandSr satisfactory results. The
Object Of This THIRD GIFT COEtEHT is ;h"
enhancement and endowment 81 the pt BLIC
LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, which, by til"
special nc. authorizing the Coacrr. for ii b"ne-
fiji, is L. hc forever free 10 all cit Iens "i every
state Til. Concert will la conducted like tn"
first and second h"r"t"ior" give, and full par
ticua.S uf the III pdr of ,.rawlr- the git m'"i
,aying lhcm and everything n"c"s-ary 1" "a
thorough understanding of II" scheme, from
beginning IT, end nr': now published III I'll" form
Of n circular. which viii be furnished tree 81
cost 10 Any who apply. The cntIrcnanng"'n"hi
Of this undertaking has been committed by III"
trustees u Hon. THUS +. BRAN LEI III, lit"
Governor of Kentucky. ~ whom nl comlnliuI-
cn,iorl- pertaining to the hlI Concert should D.
addressed. Il. ~ EhEl lf,' l.
W. n IlALDEMAH, Vice Pre- I.
I0UE ) CAIN. Sec pub LII. Of ky.
FARM ER,' Il DRONERS BANK, Treasurer.
Ticket, nrc now rcn'iy for sale, and All order
for them, or applications for agencies, circulars,
Information, etc, will meet with prompt ht"I!-
ton when addressed to me bclo% directed.
TlOS l. BRAN l.ETrE, Louisville, NJ,
Agent Pablo Library, Ky.
Louisville, Ky, jan l3-eol w&2swl"tAS
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
da}.SGksESS.

WASlliNGToN, January II. 1873.
SENATE
The ;'cn;.;, PASSED i large numocr Of private
bills.
The Legislative. Executive and Judicial Ar
preparation bill WI: taken up and discussed
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
he House Of Representatives considered
the election case Of c. G. Bowen against De
Large. (coloreij for the scat from the 3D. dis
tr:ct Of South CarOiina
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SHOOTING OF \ CoNvIcT-A Pcultcntlary
convict named Andrew Smither, SAID by tic
Richmond papers. to have been seat from thl>
county for murder in the second degree, was
accidentally shot and killed hy one .: The guards
at Powhitt quarry. near h:cAnond, day before
yesterday. The deceased Is >:!d TO have been
general tavorite with the officers OF aud the
nrlsnners in the Penltentlary.
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Hire.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 24.--At midnight last
night fire occurred at DuvaIls Bluff, destroy
ing the Western Union Telegraph office, rail
road Office and several stores. No particulars
have been received
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MINIATURE MINISTRIES. The Miniature
Ministries who will give performances at Sa-
repta Hall, in this city Tonight aud tomorrow
afternoon and night are highly spoken OF By
the Baltimore Gazette, in which city they late
~ filled most successful engagement
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[Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.l
A UCTION SAL OF Y \ l. u y L +
n HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Flu K.
NITURE.-Will be offered by public auction,
on TUESDAY, the 2Sth day of january, 1873
at No 125 Cameron street, the residence Of the
late Mrs. Daniel +. uooo, HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting in parl
of Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Mating, Oil Cloth,
BcdsLeuds, Bedding, Sc. Sale to begin ut II
o'clock H. M Terms Cash Oh delivery.
i'm lift
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For 5,uf,:a.

MADRID, Jan. o4.-Thc council Will appoint
u new Captain General Of Cuba.
The steamship which sails from Cadlz to-day
for Cuba will carry out 900 men to rclnforcc
tie men now on that island.
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TIE LATE Nix. GAINES Mr.. j. Calmc-
whose sudden death, OWING to the hour at
which it occurred, was ony mentioned III yes
terdays Gazette, was the proprietor OF the
oldest lager beer saloon in the city He had Il
large circle Of friends and was much liked hy
all who knew him. He had been in!lspo>cd
for some time, but was sitting IN his chair by
the fire when suddenly feeling worse he was
laid upon his bed aud ina few moments cX-
pirct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

RAILROAD MEETING AT LEEsBURG.-In
pursuance of IN announcement quite number
| of stockholders of the Washington and Ohio
| Railroad and others Interested, assembled at
the Court House in Leeshurg, last night, and
were addressed by Lewis Mckenzie, esq,
| President of the railroad: III vndlcaton OF his
| course and the management OF the road. He
controvcrted some OF the statements put forth
10 the report of NlcSsrs. Harrison and Others
and assured all present that everything
was being done that could be to to further
the desired object, viz: the speedy extern
sion Of the road to WINCHESTER, and thence
on to the coal fields He referred to the
| L. Go. and said that it had been ratified among
| others, by the late John Janney. one of the
purcst men in the State, and In whom all had
| the utmost confidence. and that under its pro
visions the original stockholders did not lose
their interest in the road, but would still have
| majority sufficient to control its affairs.
Mr. Mckenzie was followed by {. f. Lee,
| esq, one of the directors On the part OF the
stockholders, VIII, gavca luccd explanation OF all
the transactions OF the Direc. ory and assured the
mcclinr ut the great desire Of the management
To compctc the road to Winchester, for which
urpo>r the contract referred to had been entered
into lie appealed to the friends Of the road
to come forward and aid, by their subscriptions
and Influence in the prosecution Of the work,
rather, than by the course recently pursued.
throw obstacles in the way fits progress.
At the conclusion of Mr. Lees remarks the
meeting was addressed by Mr. Matthew Harrl-
son. who reiterated the charges made In the re-
port submitted by the committee, of which he
was one, and expressed his determination to
arcment of the road until that object was ac-
comnliShcd. He contended that the contract
with The State for the purchase of the stock
had been snnuled by the failure to meet the
payments aud argued to show that the interest
o.; the original stockholders and the State re-
uuircd change. :, -
Our informant states that Mr.. Mckenzie 5
remarks were we'll received and seemed very
satisfactory.
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S.,DW Storm.

BosruN Jan. 24--Ihc snow storm reachc,
Boston AT midnight, and continues this fore
noon. About four inches Of snow have ialel
and it has considerably drilted.
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rfSoEI,nittcc o. Tic Young Trn's
Christian Association.

Tho General Secretary thankfully acinowl
edges the receipt OF the lul"@ing
Lady friend, 81; g. II. 5, s.; aiy friend,
from O. B.; Shoes from ID.
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RICHMOND MARKET, January offerings
Of Grain light. Sales of white Wheat ut l9Oa2lo
for good to choice, and lS0a2l0 for red do. Sales
Of Corn at GSa7O. Nothing doing in Rye or Oats.
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FREDEEIcKSBUKG MARKET, January 23.-
No change in the market; offerings light anC
quotations nominal, viz: Wheat lS0a2N TO
good to prime white and red. Corn 52a5G. Oa':
i5aju, and Rye 65a7O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

BY. ATTENTION is directed to advertise.
ments OF auction sales oil real estate, Steamboat,
cattle, household and kitchen furniture, &c,
10 take place tomorrow.
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cry fTE.HS.

SEEING l. BEI1EvGSG-If ladies who dc not
use the fragrant SoZdtoST will compare teeth
with those who do, they Viii see III an instant
more rrusonS for adopting 1t than can DC com
posed into = newspaper paragraph. Jan ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

CoRoNER's INQUEST The verdict Of the
Coroncr's jury, of which W. A. Rowe was
foreman in the case of the lath oi William
Mockestine, alias Elias Mars. the colorcd man,
an account of whose sudden death at the lir-
GINA end of the Long Bridge was publishes! IN
Yesterdays Gazette. was that the deceased
came to his death from causes unknown to the
Jury. The jury was composed Of three white
and nine cooyed men. DR.. Garrett, Of this
city, made post norton examination OF tAc
body and found that death resulted from The
rupture of u blood vessel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

PARIS, Jan. 24.-Thc specie in the Bank Of
France has decreased 500, 900 francs during the
,,,.: vn,.E
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LrScunrRG MARKET, Jan 8.-Kccei pts OF
Tobacco have increased, and the market is ac-,
tive ut full prices. Flour is more active, and
prices advancing. Recei. IS of Wheat light;
white l75al9O; red 1G5al75 Corn scarce at G5s
~ Nothing doing in Rye Oats are in fair de-
nand, tor seed ut 5Ua;3 for choice.
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LADIES Ml->G>' AHp CnILpEENs BooTs
AN, SroEs.-Wc are this day receiving full!
line Of Laiics Misses and ChiIdrcas Boots and
Shoes. suitable Tor fall and winter use, embrac-
ing all .: the styles now in use, which we CONF
IDENTIFY believe - d. the very best stock in the
city We solir;. purchasers - call and exam
inc for themselves. n they will be sold at 10"
PRICES oyt3. WADDErs, Il King st.
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Extraordinary Inducements offered

Do no: delay to secure bargains at
SAEEPTA CLOTHING HALL, 81 KING 81.
l. SCHWARTZ & CO.
Have lIo.r on hand n. immense stock o:
OEERCOATS, TALMAS,
and Aca"y Winter Sli;ts-aii OF which VII! DC
sold Il; remarkably low prices. Their stock OF
FURNISHING GOODS
canao. To- cxcellcL in variety and quality, and
will bc sulI nj greatly reduced prices. Cal!
car y al - King street: dec ii
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E01p "a T I

FOR SALE.
H::i A BRICK HOUSE and LOT, on Water
street, between Wilkes and Gibbon, the proper
ty OF the latceCatharne Walker, will be sold al
public sale on SATURDAY, February 1t, ~
II o. clock III.
Terms: Cash. Expenses Of convcyance to be
paid by purchaser jan Its
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IllltKEN FEtD-Whrut Sweeplngs FOL
~ ale cheap ~ -Ii King street.
ian ~ -;u y. y LIZ
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SMALLPOX. -Four new cases oi' smallpox,
all colored, three in the al!cy in r-ar Of the
site of old Liberty Hall, and one near the cor
Dcr of ST. Asaph and Franklin streets were
reported this morning, bur no 4 athS Owing
to the indisposition Of Suocrutcnd mt of Po-
lice Clifford, Mr.. Jerry Gather was today III
compliance with request Of the Board Of
Health, appointed by the Mayor special ro-
liceman to superntend and cutorcc the quaran-
tine of slnalp * cases The new case reported
at the corner OF st. ASaph and Franklin >trccts,
was walking about the streets last night.
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U- NOTICE.
Uccuuuan, Va, on the 18th OF JANUARY,
1873 the stern wheel steamer VIRGINIA.
Terms: One-half cash, and the residue in six
and twelve months, with good security
Also will be sold with the Steamer about coo
cords of WOOD. 100 CEDAR POSTS and 40
FLOUR BARRELS. Terms: Cash.
ian 1l-eOts% DUTY Gkl VI Is.
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LIST OF GIFTS

Total, lOWO Gil.s, AZ Eu-h..............3JOD,W
TO provide meats for this magnificent Con-
cert, One Hundred Thousand Tickets
only vii! be- issued, II large portion of which
are airrniy sold.
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WINE COWS FOR SALE.

WINE COWS FOR SALE.
VIII be sold by public auction, on SATU T.
DAY, the 18th instant. in front of the City llo-
tel, TWO VALUABLE COWS, one with Il
CALL by her side. Terms cash.
Ii. 5. w. BARKER.
ia!i-l0t" Admir-. of Sarah Z. En- gland deed.
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NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, REVIEWS,
~ &c, just received st
FRENCU'S,

| FREN Gil ,,
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A COMPANION To THE OLD TESLA
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NEW BOOKS daily. ..,
jan % GEO +. ihNUh.
TN FAIKFAX COUNTY COURT,
January Court, 1873.
-, rt That The scvpra!
Justices of the Peace for this county, wei! II
other officers, be- requested 10 enforce the avs
nf this State in reference 10 persons coming into
the State who are infected with smallpox, or
who have been in contact with those having the
same. or situated in ocmlitc. where the same l.
prevailing. and n copy Of this order be publish
cd in the Fairfax County \ ews ana the AlcA"n-
d' ian n EFT F cG B: EiCHiARDsoS, Clerk
NEW MOHAIRS ANDPUKE ALPACAS.
~ Dealing az we do in the best makes I'M
ported, and buying in first class houses, "" can
ut All times offer SUPERIOR BARGAINS in
fr,t-class goods Of this description, and guar II
tee them to compare with %ny goods 73i4 III th9
United Stats. for beauty Of finish. d4rabitvsnd
chcspncss. Also large variety of MOURN
ING GOODS. ...
ian y HOOMES s. ASHBY
i VIII give the first lesson
TO THE CLASS IN VOCAL MUSIC,
At the T. VI. G. A. Hal,
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
Commencing ut II . cock.
All persons wishing to join thl: elias. are IN
vi,ed 10 he present. Terms: Gentlemen %;
ladies :S2-ltyablc n, the sixth lesson. jan2i-it
TARRANT'S SETTER APERIENT,
i Winslow's Soothing Syrup, McMunn5
Elixir of Opium, Co.'s Geis,ine, Ellis Citrate
of Msgncsia Nichols Elixir OF Bark and Iron,
Morphine, Pennyroyal, Garlic, Bulls Cough
syrup. simmons Liver Regulator, Sapoio
Best English Mustard, Carbo!lc Sa!vc and Wiz
| ard Oil, just received and for sale BY
ian % Z. ). LEADBEATEk y BRO
NEW GOODS
| ~ HOOMES s. ASHBY'S.
We have Just added largely to our stock Of
Prints Bleachcd and Brown DpInc-,ics, $40, IL
and H. 4 Bleachcd and Brown Shccting>, &c,
Within ,,.iic at,..ntl l,.n -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, january %.
There were $50 Cattle, 400 Sheep and % Cows
and Calves offered to-day. The offerings were
fully equal to the demand but the supply not
being supcrabundant, rs has occn the case ior
several weeks last, the market showed II fair
activity at about last weeks prices. Cattle a to
14r; Sheep TO tic, and Cows and Calves at
from % to $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

NEW GOODS
~ HOOMES s. ASHBI'S.
We have Just added largely I" oar stock OF
P,in,s, B!eachcd and Brown Domcstlcs, $40, II
and II 4 Blcachcd and Brown Shectings, &c,
- which We invite your attention. jan -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24
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The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will
leave for Norfolk tomorrow, saturday. Janu-
AIRY 18th ut 10 . clock 4. III. 1t