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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
IN MEMORY or MRs. T. W. DUNN.

-csn ne not bach. darling said tho sweet
oftse pur. cas. for whom angels were waiting
rAro.s. hssv.n's srixA, portal. OH rather
That soon Sherc M sorrow or III can estid:.
Yoar loved one viii be. and In i'5 'han
And ny ssie. viii Ss heard in the vihen'
To ali The world we.ried ones-"Aii s nov
veil
Y.s. sooa bsyond the smiling and tbs vsepins.
OF this Nd World o. care ,haii ferevsf oe,
10 . home beyond shall loving watch be
To .es ths golden gate spen vids for thes.
Thst day-a1oug ths many elsudless days-
win b the highest. when with thee In
OF uin sssv.. v. s'saly our united voices
TIE sweet sossstress sans "shs haz erossed
Oh. sniiissis stands on the bright. farther
sh. !: SOC. TO the land OF the s's''. ~h'''
No sorrov or sickness esn trouble her more"
And thu voice. which was pure o. the nosss
OF the dove
wsen y came TO the arb on i'' mission OF
seemed an N echo Of sv.s, strains from heaven
sbSvs.
After thslr fsv, short earthly days. then she
Al Of her iov-d ones che has l.fs svhIls-
Mother snd father. her husband and her ehls.
upoa ssoss ;,sax nfs may heaven kindly
- ---.,- =. IA -nl.n -. Ill a., f.ir
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
"a 90 LOT.

On. ladies' Neck Chain and Charm.
one L.Aliies' heavy ouari Cham for Wstch.
One .et Pin and kAr Ring, Amsthyss.
One eItz ms Miniature Lockst.
One Cameo eeal Rirg.
One very heavy welding os RngAesment Ring.
Que Gents heavy watch Chain with Charm.
Que Lake ti.onsc Cluster Pin.
One pair az heavy band Brseslets-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
I'm pollARs REWARD.

A ZINE NME NUpI. LINED WITH
"A brown. With brown siik tasssIs, vss iost
q the Picnssf rais last Saturday nieht, Ths
nndss WI receive the shove reward on lssvisg
the nu6 win ". W. Tinker. q the Paiacs
Saloon. VfrdnA Oty. dsiS twk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
so-cEnr LOT.
o. 90 LOT.

One pair sleeve Bsi.on.; Stone setting.
one set (5) spiral shirt Studs.
One heavy band knsAgemsnt Ring.
One 81 ll) kngrsved bracelets.
One LADIES' isng Guard or Neck Chain
One Engrsved Miniature Lockst. fof above.
Doe ,.ent's hesvy.l link watch Cham.
Ono LAks Gsonrs Dianoad Stud.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
% 90 LOT.

- w sSs
Ops Ladies' Open Guard Chain.
One Lsdies' Mech Chain and cross.
One bsautiful Locket. snsrsved.
one pair Band Brsceiets. .. cs.,n
Ons uent's twist link vest Chain ano onarn'
one pair Onyx siscve Butsons. ~
One 81 la) 0nyx shirt StpdA.
One new improved Collar Button.
Ops sxtrs cut Cameo Beal Ring.
one Ariyona Solitairs stud.
one sst Amsshyst OF Topaz Pin asd har rprVps'
Ons Lsdie~' Chemiss button.
One plain Ring. stamped isk
% 90 lot.
ous Lsdies' Opera Chain, with Aide and
tassei. (fs<taii prics t3l. -,,s .,,s
One 0ent's heavy watch ChAn' Win ouro
charm. tRstsll price 81
One Lsdiss heavy long Neck CnAn.
Ons elegant chased Miniature Loekes isf
)ns sst Cameo Medallion Pin aud Ear Drops.
One pair ls) heavy band Brscsleu.
Ops 6ent's Solitaire Diamood stud.
one 0~nt's Cluster Diauond Pin.
Ope pair Amethyst or Onyx sleeve buttons.
One - (y studs 10 match the above:
(yns slessnt heavy set Cameo Seal King.
one massiys band or Wedding Ring.
tjne new :. patent" Collar Button.
One Ladiet ChemIss Burton.
one Amethyst or Tcpas III g, extra nnisn'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
NOTICE.
LOST.

A GOLD QUARTZ SLEEVE SUTTON
"A vas iost 81 tbs coaciusion of Tie late
I,o.s.! Y.ls: 1hs ssdw viii b suiise1 =
niiis. 0oil Hiil 81 6sls lss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18

Ak tn 62O sxs pAY A. nox.-
- =. - :s1ssOs s1S si.s: 81 i:a sls. :. =; "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18

- EVERYTHING Of the best quality md ssiis-
faction gga1ntsed. Special attention paid 70
orders from privsts families. All ordsfs Allied
ueSm A. CAHkN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
nIsCRLLlsEous.
VIRGINIA & TRUCKRR B. R.

Throash Passenger Train for San Francisco
leaves Virginia daily a. =; =; and Gold HiiI
fRiUAYS connects with Lightning kxprrss
l-svl.x Rsss - .. = arriving 4t san fran-
cisco via Vallejo at ii:i0 A. n. on following day
On TUksDAYs. rHuksDAYS. SATURDAYS
and SUNDAYS conneets only with ove!l.no
Passengsr leaving Reno 81 II os a. T.. arriving
At San Frspeisco viA Stockton at e:n 2 4.
SHIPPING CAR leaves CAfpon for ssn frAn.
cisco via vallsjo on Mondays. Wednesdays AND
FriAays, at f.35 r. n. Returning. leaves ran
FrAncisco for Carson vie Valleio On Tuesdays,
rhursdays and Saturday., sttr.h.
n. n. YEkINGrON. 0enl suPt.
x NM, asa1 Ticket Agent. ocoa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
.,,yrrarY AND COMMERCIAL.

Monetary affairs remain in stslu quo Inc
u.,;n.,,nont, Of the political difficulties IS not
vat we'll enough established TO haVo any enec'
..uon busipess, though tho hope is generally en-
"p 1.ainod thct from the extreme depression there
-. w. favorable reaction. Money in New
York is quoted very abundant with the rates
So coll losos At 2a3 per cent, prime mercantile
paper "goiug at sss5. State bonds ere e.. 1FmeF,
,';'b sales of Virgins consols at 67sa6it, aud
coupons at IS. Government bonds remain a. with
o out material change in quotations, the auctua-
tons being very slight. Gold is also without bini
Gun; nnntstions To-day being Jos. In local rail-
rnsd securities there is very little doing Small
sales of o., a. s. Me-. al suaSl, and We quote
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
'a{sn Markets.

New YonK. March 9-Stocks active and
prices better. Money -. Gold los. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and nominal
~ unchanged Corn quiet and heavy.
BALTIMORE, March va 6's, deferred, G;
do. consolidated GU; d., secoud series 373.
Cotton quiet middings III. Flour frmer and
not quniab!y higher Wheat steady. firm and
ouici; No Western winter, red l45; No. 2
Chicago Spring 140; Pennsylvania red l53al56
Maryland red prime l55al5G; do. amber ISL;
do white l45al55. Corn-Southern quiet and
firm; Western t!mor, higher and quiet; South.
CIT white and yellow 5la52; Western mixed
spot 81; April ssh; May Sc; steamer 81. Oats
steady aod quiet; Southern prime 40a4I; West
GRO white 4Oa42 Rry quiet aud steady at
7la72. Glover seed dull and lower; good to
s.rictly choice l5,15.75 Hay dull. except for
nrmc, which is scare. and [irm Maryland aud
Pennsylvania l5l$l7. Coffee dull for low
grades; good grades scarce and firm; Rio car
goes 17a2l; iobbing l7!l22. Sugar gu let at
III. Whi:k ky dull and steady at Sl.09&.
Mai. Jno NJ. Orr, Of L,esb urr, and Coloue
Bolivar Christian, lnrnerly OF Rnckbrldge
have formed law partnership in the iorme
nlarn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
BYE. A. Kerby. AucliOmeer.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID from NJ D. Ball to II. o. Claughton. dstod
January 14th. 1874 and of record in tho C!e7k's
AIexandria, liber No 3, page 4sl shall. on
SATURDAY, tho l0ta day Of March, 1871, 1t
10 O. clock H. H., sell by public auction. in tho
office of tho Virgini. Sentinel, Oh Cameron st 4,
Alexandria, Va, ono BOILER. ENG!N md
FIXTURES, PRINTING PRESS and TYPE.
feh SCOTS II. O. CLAUGHTON, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
Tribute OcEscSpect.

At q csllc;i meeting Of tho vestry Of St. Paurs
Church, Alexandria, Va, held in the lecture
room, March 0. 1877, the following minute was
unanimously adopted:
WhercMs, 1t has pleased the Divine Head of
the Church to ta;o into His eternal reat the vone
rable and beloved !ormGr.7cctor of this congrega.
ton, the Rev. JANIS r. JOHNSTON; therefore.
Resolved, That this Vo;LTy desires to place on
record, as tho universal sentiment CT our Parish
anu OF this COMMUNITY. our af,ctionGLe memcry
of tho character and ministerial lsbors of tho
Rev. James It. Johnston; our profound respect
for his taonts, zeal diligence and successful pas.
toral care of st. Paus Church, his first and only
care; cur gratitude TO Almighty God for bless
ing this church with the devoted service Of so
wise and faithful Rector for Is years, and our
humble submission TO the dispen3stion Of Prov
idento, which have removed the true Soldier
Of the Cross from the cares Of tho Church mill.
tsnt TO the rest of tho Church triumphant
Resoved, That this Ves:ry desires To assure
tho afflicted wife Ct our former Rector Of the
deap sympathy We feel for her in this hour CT
trial, and likewise OF cur prayers that grace and
strength lie roucAsalal her from on High.
Resolved, That Tie Register b. requested 10
forward u copy .! theao proceedings To Mrs.
Johnston and that ;hey he published in the
Southern Chur2hInan an; the Alexandria Ga.
zette KEW. q. Ia. NORTON, Rector,
John W. GREEN Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
YSy Green e. Wise,

Real Estate Agents md Auctonoers
TOMMISSIONENSS SALE OF VALU A.
" BILE REAL ESTATE-Under authority
of the decree Of tho Corporation Court OF A!e<-
andris in the suit of Gallagher vs.. Hodskin. ad-
ministrator, &C., passed at tho ,janusry torn,
1877, the subscriber will !ri, IN ront OF tho
Court HOUSE ut Brownsville FRINGE William
county, Virgins. on MONDAY, tho - day OF
April, ISL, at Il m, the following descr'beI
property, TO wit TWO HUNDkED AND
FIfTY-TWO ACkES OF LAND, rear ca, DuIn-
frias. SIX LOTS in Dumfres End THREE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES
OF LAND on Bull Run-nll IN the county Of
Prince William, Virginia.
Terms of Sae-One third csah, ard The resi-
due in two equal instruments, payable annually
from the day of sale. with interest on tho defar-
red payments from tho day Of sale until paid
tho deferred payments to DC secured by the
security and the title to be retained until ali tho
payments arc made.
feb 7-oots >. g. NEALh. Comm-r
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S.OuiSiaIlia.

NEW York, March "a llrralas special
lr1m New Or.ans says it Is reported, upon
good authority, that the President elegraDhcd
to Packard, Offering Lin The Collectorship of
the Port provided he would retire. Packard
replied cha. he wyull be Governor Or noth-
ms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N-sg"WINE AND CAKE-Thc unprecedented
success; Of Spears WiEc in North and South
America and Europe, has gained for it among
the IneI!c& tscuy standing. reputation,
Chemists cad scientific men have visited his Gel
las ii: Nav jersey. and analysed his Wine,
s!la PRONOUNCED it the most healthy and bene-
r,cr;v,1 hy Mr. Spear from Dr.. A. D. Wilson,
orc 81: tie oldest and most celebrated physicians
Ct %cw York city: II havo boon in the habit
-: using Spears Port Grape Wine and have
fund i! an excellent stomsche, gectlo slim
uiant and tonic. It s especially useful in cases
o! great nervou: debility and stomach weakness.
'i'bc disposition Of ulprincipled dcslcrs to
sduitorate wines has compelled Mr.. Spear to
bottle all his productions and place his signature
ever the cork so as to insure to the public its
purity. 1t is being used By the most f4shiona-
bic families to hand around with cake al evening
entertainments.
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THE POWDER HOUSE LOT AT AUG
| rI0N
FOR SALE.

go 'oH SALE
THE STEAM FERRY BOAT VIRGINIA.
In pursuance OF m order IF tho stockholders,
held Monday, February l2Lh, wn offer tho
steamer VIRGINIA IT private sale as shn now
lies ut the foot Of FAyc!co alley, tog9thor with
her franchises "ppnrtennnccs, boat. tackle. &c
She is about 60 toss capacity, draws about u
inches Of water, i; in good condition, and can
be put in Immediate running order at very little
expense If not sold at private sale, sho will be
offered at auction on tho boat on MARCH 18th,
1T elaven o clock u. N.
Terms-Cash, and dec Is Of conveyance NJ the
expense Of thu purchaser. u. WHEAT,
feb l7-eots Pre.l. Al9x. s. Nd. Fairy Co.
CoMMlssIoNEES:s' T SALE OF REAL Hs'
Pursuant 10 y decreo of the Circuit Court for
the county of Fairfax in tho suit Of Alexander
$. Gricsby ag,ins. Walter S. Whuloy, admins
traitor of T. NJ. Whaley dec d. ct a.. rendered
ut its November term, 1873, tho Undersigned,
commissioners will sell by public Suctlon; Al
Fairfax Court House, on tho NINETEENTH
DAY OF MARCH, 1877, Court day, the follow
ing described real cststo:
A TRACT OF LAND. containing / ii acres,
located on the south side Of the Warrcnton turn
pike on the road leading from Centreville to
Fairfax Cour. Housa with SMALL EssA
DWELLING HOUSE. now occupied by .aiya.
Thomas Murtauzh. Also LOT OF LAND.
located in the west end Of Contrevilio, containing
sc acres, with o substantial STONE HOUSE
upon it. Also LOT containing a. acres: stu
sted in the village of C9ntrcyil!ei has GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE upon it, a spring Of ex-
ceilent water in tho middle Of the lot, regarded
IS ono of tho most valuable in the village now
occupied by w. s. Whaley.
Terms OF Sale-So much cash in hand rs vii!
pay the costs and expenses Of sale and tho
amount due and unpaid or said lots the bs'-
snce in one and two years, with interest from
tho day of sale; the title to be retained and tho
| land liable to resale upon default in either o:
the deferred payments
Sale to take place between II and : o'clock
II. w. THOMAS, Surviving
T THSAH 4: h T02*E' S co""' 3::
Enirfac county fab l2-t3
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~ SOUND SLEEP SECURED.-Therc is
n2thiaH that intcrlercs with needful roposo at
night more lhan a hacking cough. Edwards s.
Hutchnson's wild Cherry Psslillos will give
You RELIEF, and cure Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis,
ucarshncls and Sore Throat. feb 23-oo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
CONFERENCE NoTEs.-The crowd at the ses
,ion of the Baltimore Conference, NJ. e. Church

those nresapt we're large numbers Of ladies and
Gentlemen from Washington, Baltimore and
| the surrounding country. :, g
Rev. d.. James y. Duncan, President or
Randolph Macon College, and Rev. a.. VI
Brown, of Petersburg, are amoug the ulstln
| gushed clerical arrivals since yesterday:
| The nj, L. Church South, last night, was
crowded to suffocatiop, many persons baIng o.
| lired to leave the church door without OBTAIN
log admission. Rev. DR.. Sledd preached
| most able and effective sermon.
A good congregation was also 10 attenaaheo
at the NJ. L. Church 10 hear Rev. Dr.. folsal.
Rev. j. S. Hutchinson preached at Roberts
Chapel (oolored), 90 south Washington street.
To plight Rev. DR.. Kelley, OF Nashville.
Tennessee will preach at the NJ. Il. Churcn
South; Rev. Francis 4. Mercer, at the hob
erts Chapel, (colored) aud Rev. Aaron Booze
at the Third Blptist Church (colored,) at the
corner of Princess and Patrick Streets
Police ITEMS. Willis Wilson, colored, was
arrested this morning by Officer Pufcsl, Tor
stealing an iron bar from Mr. +. Francis lime
kiin. The bar was found at Junk shop, and
the prisoner identified as the man who sold II.
Fl was given thirty !asheS.
\ negro man, named Joe Jarboa, was arrest
ed by Officer Mullen, for breaking luto Make
ley's distilIcry. at Fishtown, and stealing 4 lot
"a F'po
au .rm u,o,a ~, n .,oo.,
lh' ncu "ouso u "1ast -, an
street, was Drokep n.y. aIu lo ,u;'I ~ 10, %,
TIRE contents las' nlsut' i"' '"'ot n'' A''' ."
o. - U--.n, .ho ,,,o
A'>''''''" r.. C.ao.oI M..an'r - ,lo
p ~ ,..r "1 nS:I'.1 $780,, ,,s;a,.,;on hos
l. ri't'anU 1.ali'oIu, 10 .hn GaDa,,n infI
heth h"Fc'o'e!c hcul'ohsu ~ W. .;a'
tins morning Tor his new post Oh uu'y ~ o1oiEia.
Col toreacre bears VITA MN tns pes s %,Snes
81 al ,he onlcsFs uau enp,o5oeS ~ 49,, luz n,aha't
ie'"'! i''e, INC r uo"I u.s., nJ,or,J
himself ty his uniform courtesy and urbanity
Of manner. a large uumher OF the employees
We're present 1T nc de'.HS thls inofn'ns " p.I
TIE culoncl Soo1 Dye. ne poS'''ou VI oen'i"'
Manager VIII not pe heu lor tne pie9en''
po,pD az SIIpERyIsoRs Board Of
(, ,,,1u;o o,, ot 81 ,bo
Couu-hOusc in this city, on " cducSday.
The CONFERENCE.-The Attorney was auinori"-
ed to represent the Board OF ouperVlsOls IN re-
gard 10 a bill offered 10 the Legislature III Irla-
ton 10 the sale OF the ola Court house. auu q
property.
c,unty, we're ordered to be bald, ald The Board
adj burned Till April ., 1877.
----------------
LOST OVERHEARD. "A lady whose name
,,l ,ot r., ,scort,inoJ bnt who WAS reported
''u'' ',"' y: W q. p. u,..,n ,,l;Io
,l,,,, a. nj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

(uOIui Wv NhJ''l
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET March -
Most of the Cattle that WAS ctftred this week
was of an inferior quality, and the butchers
were forced to make their purchases III George
town. But few Sheep and Hogs were ofered,
and prices arc still. We quote: Cattle, ordna.
ry, 3a41c and good 13s5!c per ID; Sheep 4tsG!c
per ID: dressed Hogs 6sS7 so, and livn Hogs
s 50a$7 IS per 100 lbs; Cows and Calves 2oas30.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, March -
Beeves-Keceipts 24l9 head. The quality was
fair generally, with no very pcCr lot., and mono
that could BIO called premium The demand
was fully equal to the supply, and tho market
was firmer and fairly active at an advance OF
about It per ID. Very good 10 strictly primo
Steers ranged lO3 10 lie per 10; medium to fair
do from % To l0!c; ordinary do; from to 9+c,
and fat Bulls from to 4lc per 10. Nearly GOu
tat Steers, Of l250al350 lbs live weight were
taken for the English market.
Sheep and Lambs-Recoipts 2027 head. Tho
demand WAS active, and tho market about steady
Sheep sold at 4ssGsc per ID. and small bunch
Of State Lambs changed hands at 7a7!c ror lt.
Hogs-Eccoipts 1893 head. A carload Of fair
Ohio Hogs. lGi lbs average, changed hands alive
Mt &c per ID. Dressed Hogs q shsdo firmer a.
CaaG!c per ID Tor western, and 73a74c for city.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Mar. e.--Cattle--
receipts $500; shipments $500; market dull !;
nominslly unchanged; Texans 2sS}; inferior
:! 50aS3; stockers 3aS3 IS; butchers . 25sSi 20 ;
medium l0a$4 80; good 50sS4 So; choice
4 S5aS5 -. Hogs-receipts LOGO; shipments
$40; market moderately active and Oaloc lower
light s zOa$5 40; heCvy packing loa$5 Is !;
choice to extra shipping 5OsSG, closing steady.
Sheep--receiptc 800; market dull, but not ma-
terislly changed; poor So choice 50 81.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, March s.
The offerings OF Bee Cattle this week reached
200 head, NEST Of which wcro taken u. prices
ranging from S4a5ac per ID. There were about
400 head OF Sheep on the market, with sales NJ
5!aGtc per pound. A few Cows and Calves
brought .uaS5u.
CINCINNATI HOG MARKET. March s. l37G.-
Live Hogs steady and III fair demand; common
4 GLASS Is fair to good light 25aS5 80; rack
ing 45aS5 G5; selected butchers 7OtSb 50
receipts $50; shipments *.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAKCH !. 1877.
Sun rises..:,...... 20 Moon risss......... 3;
Sun sets. ......... 9 High weter........ 0;
ARRIVED.
Steamer John w Thompson, Cone river, t.
F a Reed. .... ..
Steamer Ms!tano, Nomini, to Jos Rrolev
s. Co.
Schr j Darrell, Norfolk, to Smooth Perry
CLEARED.
Steamer Expreis, Baltimore, By Jos Brodcr
Schr Nickerson, Somerset, By j Dreifus.
ASHORE.
Schr Lllie NJ Little, loaded with coal an,
bound up is reported Ashore Oft Swami creek
The tug Smith Petit went to her assistance.
is thought that the schooner will have to b.
lighted ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

Flour is scarce, and receipts cnnIinu' light.
Wheat is FIRM er vt l53 for choice offerings
;irht, .rG other sales 13jslJ0. Cora Is dull
and hosvy; receipts of 1854 bushel,, with sales
slow Il: EOa5l; a small lot Of yellow brought 81
Ninety bushels of Rye sold at lS. snd lOO bush
els of Cats d. Country produce in lish! reco!pS
ana prices ut quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
WY EFT DRY coo d s
CARTER
-n- Market Sr,ncr Washington, ID. T..

7OT Market Spnce, Washington, ID. Z.
so yards bes. Calico that is made at SIC,
worth TO-; slightly damaged by water
Best ward wIda Cotton that is made st 9!c
which We did sell Is! l2c; sightly damaged by
water.
Excellent wide Shooting Cotton which wo did
sell 1t Sic now reduced . 224c; slightly dam
~ Be:t yard wide Bed Tlc!; in tho void which
Wiz did sell at 50. now reduced 20 25c; slightly
damaged by water.
uandkorchiefs, and lots Of ether goods too nu.
meroui 70 mention-rE slightly damaged by
wAter ard We are sailing lhem at a great LOSS loss
Remnants of Calico CotLons. Flsnneis, Bed
Ticking, Cloth, Buci; Alpaca, Black Cashmere.
Remnants Of all kinds Of goods too numerous
- mention.
We are tho livoliest Dry Goods Store in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receiving new gUOds-al-
WAYS selling cheap, sad always crowded with
''' CARRIERS, 7O7 Market Space.
lob Washington, u. T..
MOUNT VERNON N u Rs K T. | 3 :
VA Established Is years,
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED no IGisi kE
GION i SPE IALTY
NAL, FRUIT, oRNAaEn"AL ri:ERs
.!end iar = Catalogue to
q. GirLlNGuAM g CO..
ac2Ctins Fostolice,
..nv::..i, Ea,riaY -" vs..
DUThERS BALSAMIC MIXTU Re, FOB
| . FORTY YEARS KNOWN AS TIL b IN
! FALL1BLE REMEDY.
Price ono dollar por bottle icb sly
TTARLY ROSE SEED POTATOES for sale
| H. bv GEO. McBuENEY & SON,
| nh 1G6 and ITO King street.
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PETER WISE.

Y1UR RENT-h DWELLING HOUSE and
T. THREE ACRES OF LAM on the Little
River turnpike, in Fairfax county, near West
End Tho land is productive and for several
years past used rs y market garden. On it are
young bearing orchards Of apple, pnsr and
peach trcps Rent moderate. Applyto
mh0-2ay3w John H. BRENT, AlcxandriP.
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DIED.

In louisville, Ky, on the morning 81 tho 9Th
instant, OF scarlet fever, JOHN MARTIN. Sec
ond son Of Sallie Il. and tho lsto Samuel =
Mark, in tho 18th yosr of his ago
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N45A CARDIFF all who are suffering from
tho errors and indisc7etions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., I
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
hy S missionary in South America. Send q
sslCsddrossod envelope to tho Rev. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station d, Bhlo House, New York
city. fob 6-eo&w6m
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LYNcHBURa MARKET, Mar. 2.Iho market
is quiet. receipts of proiuco light, and quota
joins very slightly changed. What l-O,l4O
i,r white and rcd Corn j0A5j for white. and 4s
a5O for yellow; Rye jSaG0, anl Oats 3is4O for
spring and JOa53 for winter.
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ANKLE BRcKEN.-John M0CauIey, who
lives with Mr.. J. 3. BowmaO, at Vienna, had
lis auka broken, on wednesday. by being run
over 10y wagon. He had breu driving along
the road, when the horse became frightened
and rain off, throwing McCauey from the
wagon, with The result stated. One Ct lhc
wheels oarrow!y escaped passing over his
hc.1
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Buy Dr.. Bull Cough Syrup. Ii cures,

SLIGHTLY SOILED shcetinG cnt!Gn. ted tick
luz table Inca, towels aud napkins. We are
crowded, selling these goods ut great loss.
Black ~iiks very cheap, ;Isr black cashmere.
CARRIERS. 70T Market space,
mar l--SlW Washington u. T..
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Every druggist has cai!s fur Wells Eureka
Tor the teeth; first. class article will always sell;
persons who use il heIr ADVERTISE IL AZ being
first class
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CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET. March s. l81G.-
Live Hogs steady and in fair demand; common
:; GLASS Is; fair to good light 25aS5 50; rack
ing 45aS5 G5; selected butchers 70t$6 50
raraints 0GO. shipmonts Il