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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-16
By Green s. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
ID Corporation Court for the city of AleIan'
dris, rendered at lis November term, 1870, in
the suit of Cazenove & Co.'S. VS.. Johnson's ad-
ministrator ct al, the undersigned commission
by said Decree see will vi sS offer Msnso for sale
House in said city, on SATURDAY, the 26th
dsy e MHy 1s At - Gelock m the LOT IT
Wilkes and Henry streets, SO feet inches on
Wlkss hy Q9 feet on Henry street He4Yp "lI9 9NE
l., * FRAsiE DWELLINGS thereon.
STO.. une.tonth Of the purchase money to
no nsiI r ca >i on Tie day OF sae and the resi-
due in three e3s suect7sly from day Of sale,
E asd % Ss s1nsss PsSnsnts to 5a
eufua Satisfactorily =" endorsed, snd the title 10 be
retained until the whole Of tho pnfSas2S mSn1 10 bs
hornn by the purchaser.
oo'no ~ c. W. WATTLES
+. l.. SMITH,
H.O. CLAUGHTON
"a, ooa,. Commissioners.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green Sc Wise,

(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.j
ER'S SALE-By virtue oi 4
~ decroo Of tho Corporation Court lor tne @ s,sS
is77, in tho chsncery cause of e. Il: Downhsm
s Co. vs.. V Leary ct al., the undersigned, eam 1?
missioner therein named: will sell, by pnons n
1s77 a. - o'clock M, in font of The Market
House, on Fairfax stroot, the following propeHro
tv, 10 wit: Tho LOT OF GROUND, with me
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situated IN sslo
city, and bounded as follows: Beginning on tns
west side Of Alfred street. between Cameron sna
Queen, a. tho north line of McVeigh,s lot, OK. Ok
tending thence westward with McVeigh's lot
and parallel 10 Cameron street 80 feet ,hence c
north parallel to fred street l.! loet thoHIo
oast so feet to Allied street; thonce south with
Alfred street to tho beginning, with the right Of
way over an alley two feet in width leading lhto
q lsrsor alley extending from Alfred to f"'rcE
street Torms Of Salc-Cash.
CHARLES h. STU ART,
NV H. 2awls Comm'r. Of Sale.
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Rv Green & Wise,

TReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
VALUABLE KING STREET PROPER
Y TY AT PUBLIC SALE-The undersgn-
ed Will offer tor salo by public auction, on the
premises below mentioned, on SATURDAY,
THREE.STORY BRICK WAREHOUSES,
Nos. %, ii and 4l] King street, and tho THREE
STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE on Fayette
alley, in the rear Of the samo. undcr authority
ol two dords Of trust, ono Of which is dated July
439, and the other dated November 80, 1867, re-
corded in liber Y, No. 3, folio l35, land records
Of Alexandria county, Va.
Terms of Sale: One fourth cash; the remand.
er ct one, two and thrco years, with interest, to
he secured by tho bonds OF tho purchaser and a
deed Of trust OH the property tho purchaser 10
nov tho iovns for 1877 And all the costs If trsn:.
ler ot the title.
ANDREW JAMIESUN
NV 10 .eOts Trustee
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I, NMESSIONERS SALE OF FA1RFAA
~ LAND


t.ecrees of the Circuit Court of
FsjSjnr rT.S c"n, ., Va, rendered. at the February
:..'n .'r''n ~ county, ~smbsr term, 1876 OF SAID
in tho @ suit of Jo JOINS R 11nd,srssned 1f, snisun
Ac, vs. U. W. Barker. SC, N',n nasraes of said
ITSmaissi9ners T1l namsd in the :ssie sua;ion, on
T,HGIt, will proceed to soil by pu IsI7, County
MoSDAf, the 2lst day Of May. :. :, of said
eon7t day, in front of the Court Hou> ., ~,
'Iuhty' between the hours of y M ,, ana Io,, OF
I' SUD day, all of those TWO TKACIS .
LAND belonging to the said U. W. Barker,
T%e e containing 3l2 Scres, which fell to the salo
u. W. Barker in the division of tho real estate
u Tho late Presley Barker. known as lot NO 8
al said division; and tho other containing ~
acres, which was also derived from the estate Oh
lie said Presley Barker, and sdoins tho urst
A!entone1 tract.
These two tracts Of land are situated III the
county Of Fairfax, near Burke's station. on the
Virginia Midland Railroad, are very Valuaoie.
'Aey will be sold separately or together, US the
purchasers may desire.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent OF the purchase
money to be paid cash, and tho residue Ill three
r4aal lnstslments on credit of one. two ana
'AFee years, with interest from day of sale Inc
Farchsser to give bond with good personal So
unity for the deferred payments. Title to oe
'"ailet until tho purchase money Is iully pslo,
StIh permission to the purchaser to anticipate
Lis payments.
II. Q. CLAUGHToN, Comm'rs.
T. r. STILLSON, Of Sale.
NJ. II. WELLS,
falriaI county, ap lS-w4W
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BY f. a. kerby, Auc!ioneer,

(No 6 King street. AIoYAndrla, Va
THE UNDERSIGNED will on THU R3-
/. DAY May 18th, 1877. cell by Public Auc-
ton, without reserve, at II o'clock nl. in front
of the pRBMISES, in Alexsndris, Va. the
following described property, to wit "A GER
TAIN PIECE or PARCEL Of GROUND,
improved by FRAN Z DWELLING and
STORE-ROOM, with brick back building there
On, and bounded rs follows :--Beginning on the
west siio OF Faiiil street, 81 feet south Of
Queen street, an,l at tho south line Of the ground
conveyed by one Hannah Wilson to - -
Hsmmill, and running south with Fairfax street
Is feet more or less To the south line of the
mouse now standing on the Remises; then west
parable! to queen street 30 fest; then north,
parallel with Fairfax street tho length Of the
Grst line; then cast, parallel to Queen street TO
tho beginning. Tc: ms-Cssh;
NV lO-eOts Il. h. Do w N HAN.
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv Il A. Kerby. Auctioneer.


y,URLICSALE OF FRAME BUILDINGS,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl-
|rRE &c.-The undersigned will sell, without
r.serve' on FRIDAY, Msy 18th, 1871, at II
ScIork M, in front of the promises, the FRA NJ !,
DWELLiNG. STOREH OUSE, LARGE
TABLE Sufficient to accommodate lUO cows
aoI sll other improvements upon the lot OF
sr1lnd, in Alexandria, Va. on the northwest
Soroer of Washington and Montgomery Streets
.I:o tho LEASEHOLD INTEREST OF tho un-
,;.r:igned ia said lot CT ground: A large loc OF
HOUSEHOLD ana KITCHEN FU kNl-
T(JRE will be sold at tho same tlmo and p!aco
Terms-Cs2h on day OF sale.
my l2-ts E1CdAhD ~ M q.
rNeUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
| BY virtue of that certain decd OF trust from
Matthew D. Woodysrd and wife to tho under
.;yned hearing date Msr1h II, 1878, and ol roc
IA on the land records of Fairfax county, llber
i, No. 4. page 49, and ut tho request OF the
t,y of June, 1877, Circuit CourD sell L. tho
.,,g hest bidder, by public auction, before the
In'.r Of the CourL House Of said county, ut ono
.,rI1rk u. m., that certsa TRACE OF LAND
gyEereon the yrantor resides, and conveyed by
siI deed of ,rlisL, containing lZ2 acres, . roods
.,'I y; poles This land lies shout throe miles
..utEwes. nt Fairfax station. and has the usual
s.liLngs thereon
Terms Of Sale: So much cash III Esnd Us will
!3 required 10 pay the cxpenSos and commls-
.i,Ds Of sale and the sum of 500 and interest
iar:ca. at nine per cent ,Ior anuum from the
;In lsy of March, 1878, till day Of sale, and the
, .,i!uo on a credit of one. two and three years,
- e1un! ;nstallnentJ 10 bear interest from the
las OF safe. 10 DO secured by lien ON tho proper
:, soIi Q. w. HUNT, Trustee.
Fairfax cvuuty, my l2-WlW
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my lO-t:
By i. y. kerhy, Auctioneer.

TNDER AUTHORITY OF 4 DECREE
u Of the Corporation Court Of the city Of
Alexandria, in the suit Of Southern Protection
Ingursnce Company VS.. Ann Z, Harper, enter.
ed OF its April torn, 1877, the undersigned com
missioner will sell by public auction at the front
of the market building, on Royal street., Alex-
sndria, on SATURDAY, tho 10Th day Of May,
1877, the following described property, to wit :
"a LOT OF GROUND in the city Of Alexan'
dris' bounded as follows, TO wit Beginning on
the west side Of Alfred s,root, at the north corner
of w. L. Muir's line, III feet 10 inches from
the intersection Of Alfred and Quoon streets, and
running thence northwardly and fronting, on
Alfred street II feet { inchos, and extending
wes1wardly from Alfred street towards Patrick
street 20 feet moro or less, with all the appur.
tenances thereto belonging.'
forms cf sale: Cash.
CHARLES E. STUART,
sn 72-Gts Commissioners Of Sale.
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Hv Harrison s. VNesl, Auctioneers.

WILL be SOLD in Alexsndria Va, on SAT-
w URDAY, Juno2. 1871, tho FALU ABLE
REAL ESTATE Of Thomss Smith, consisting
Of Dwellings, StorchOusos and Lots
No 1.-Two large TWO STORY BRICK
STOREuOUSES. Nos. 3G and SO, situated on
the :. +. corner Of King and Lee streets, ed
one THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING,
No, S, adjacent on Lee street. ~
No. 2-Large LOT with FRAME Dwell
LING on Leo street, near Citizens Bank.
No. 3-TWO FRAN 4 DWELLINGS, Nos.
60 aud Il, with fine LOTS attached, on Wolfe,
noar Fairfax st: eet.
No. 4-Large LOT with FRAME BUILD.
ING, on Fairfax street For particulars OF
boundary &c, snd parties desiring to Purchase
at private sale enquire of Harrison u VNesl,
No. lG north Royal street. my ltd
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TIE SEVENTIES YEAR LOCUsT5. -AdVcea
from different parts Of the county state hat
the scveutecu-y4ar locusls are already appoa:
ing in large numbers In 1860 they did not
come until June, but they remained until au
tumu. In the vicinity Of Grccuhu:h, and other
placcs ia the south part Of tho county, they arc
increasing in numbers daily, and the well IT.
mcubcrcd din nlada by the wings or vocal or
rars or the insects in 1860 is heard cn every
side. The locust first makes lis appearance 10
a large grub, coming out Of the ground back
ward. Its wings soon uOtold, wien It at ouc'
attacks the nearest tree.
The ravagcs Of the scvcntecu.year locuSt are
conGccd entirely to the trees. They make deep
grooves the entire length OF ihn smaller
Branches and twgs, which soon cause 4 he io''
avc to die aud turn yellow. The locust is over
an inch long, aud is a t0rmIdabe-ooklng To-
sect. 1t has no resemblance to the crasshopnef
locust, but looks more like a huge beetle. The
hack Of its head bears marks that form plaIn
letter w. This is the third time the seventeen
wear locusts have b5en known to make their
appearance n this couotry-!n lS43, 1861 aud
the present year. They we're so thick 10 the
first mentioned year that they were destroyed
and hauled away by the bushcl BY farmers and
others, who thrashed the trees From all ap'
pcarauces they will be very numerous this year.
Troy Wing.
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LOTTERIES,
TNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER HALFA MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery(j (jOmp'y.

This Institution VAS regularly Incorporated
By the Legislature of tho State for EducsLions!
and Charitable purposes in 1863 with Il capital
of 81, ,C00,000, to which hes since been addod y
reserve fund Of S3500J). Its Grand Single
Number Drawings will take place moathly. 1t
nerer scale; Or postpones Look Mt tho following
scheme: Grand fromonsde Concert, during
which will tsko place the Extraordinary Semi
Annual Drawing, NJ Now Orleans. Tuesday,
juno 5, under the personal supervision End man.
agemenJ Of Gen. 4. T. Beauregard. Of Louisi
ana, and Gen. Jubsl A. Early. OF Virgins.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
Iss- NOTICE.-Ticl1ots n arc ten dollars only.
Halves s.. Quarters $3.50. Eghths SID.
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OTICE-Hsving purchased the stock and
~ good will of the DRUG STOkE formerly
occupied by Mr.. g. B. Grigg, at the northwest
cornor Of King and Royal streets, we nave tho,
SUPPLIED it with FIRST CLASS STOCK Of
everything pertaining TO the DRUG BUSI..
NESS, and propose to carry it on as branch of
our establishment at No. IDS King street: The
branch store will be under the charge OF MI q;
j. w. SUMMERS, whom we have associated
with us in business, and who will be prepared 10
compound Physicians PRESCRIPTIONS, or as
pepse medicines at any hour of the day or night.
Nigh. boil at the King street door.
oct 9-tf JAN IN 1 0 w.
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Nos. % & l45 King street. &.icx"nlria. Va.
Physicians Prescriptions accurate ly com
pounded DAY or NIGHT Ut No. ~ Night bell at
the King street door.
lss- Orders and Inquiries from the country
PROMPTLY attended to at No. 145. oct 9-tt
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.SEEDEGINAL.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator

'mll diseases ofthe Liver, Stomach and Spleen
WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA.
Unjust OWN that your
Simmons Liver Regulator
fully deserves tho populari-
tY it has attained. AS FAM
lily medicine it has no equal
1t cured my wife OF q mala-
dy had counted incursble
that wolfsba Of Our AMI
erican people. Dyspepsia
4. E. p. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Pub
lie School, Parish Of Ter
rtborna Ia
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1920 Prizes, amounting to............S S522, tO0
Gen. g. T. BOaurogard Of Ii. Com'rs.
Write for Circulars or send orders to
u. A. DAUPHlN,
=. o. box G92, New Orleans. La.
Gsg- THIRD GRAND DOLLAR DRAW
ING, Tuesday, July 3. Csptsl Prize s2O, OeO.
Tickets ST. each. my T-tJe5
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THE WINTER OF lS77.-Tho winter we have
just passed through has been in It's mcLeorologi-
cal aspects q singularly exceptional one. But
with regard to the amount of rain that he's
fallen, and the temperature OF certain months.
it has been q marvellous period for the meteor
ologist. NJ. Renou, a distinguished French
student of weather, has just presented to tho
Academy of Scencosa at Paris q sort of sum mary
of tho weather of the past winter, and somo Cl
the facts indicated in this report arc OF especial
interest For example, he states that tho cxcep-
tional character Of tho winter WAS preserved sl-
most TO its end and although tho temperatures
of individual months have been occasionally
eyceeded-for instance, December, 1865, was
hotter than last December, and January, li9o,
and February, 1cG7, and 1869. whore hotter than
the two first months of 1677-yet tho Tact thai
the moan Of the past winter surpnSses that OF oil
the Yeas Of which Wo have any record Is Ger
tsinly startling. Tho most remarkable temper
etures of the past winter wcro those OF tho lUth
and 1lth of November and the Ilth and l2th q
March, snd although the monthly lowest tenn
porature rot infrequently falls on those dates, 1t
is very rare that the lOWcstrate the whole sea-
son occurs at those periods In fact, SUCH Gn
occurrence has not taken pIacn since the year
1925. Tho mean temperature OF last winter Wss
degrees centgradc tnat it Is to say, . I degrees
higher than the mean of tho last eighty years
Warm winters arc rarely dry-lhose OIL li9o ara
1868 being cxceptional-but sre characterized by
rain and sto1ms Their atmospheric pressure IL.
therefore, low But that Of last winter waa
peculiarly so Tie Lowest Was tho moan pres
Sure for December 1t Valont!a-ln the southwest
OF lreland-whero i. was All millimeters
(sbou. 70 l2O inches al tnc ser evel, that is, !!
was nine millmeters lower thsn at Paris In
conclusion, NJ. Renou observes that these OK
traordinarily mild winters seem to como about
every forty.oDo years; thus the tho winter OF
1877 corresponds 10 some extent with lh''e oi
1875 and 1884 4-Loudol GlObc.
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Alefau0rla 6axGtte
WEDNESDAY. MAY 16, 1877
The President and Congress,

Postmaster General Key may be 4 first class
| Cabinet officer, but as q political eter-wrlter
| he is not success. lie undertakes to jump
the stream long before he gets toit, and unless
he shall be shaken up before he p!ungcs into
the muddy, boisterous, rocky sea Of politics,
and made to understand that Cabinet ofilcera
arc net of the inaIIib!e sort and that they shond
not always tell even what they think they
know, he will he likely to get sadly tangled In
his enthusiastic efforts to override old party
lines. lu recent letter addressed to his broth
er in Chattanooga, Dir. Key displays his YER
dancy in politics, and blurts cut just what he
should have kept to himself, even il his dream
of breaking purity lines in support of The Ad.
miustration had q reasonable certainty of fol-
illment lie says what is true enough, that ii
is important that he (tEe President) have .
majority in both houses favorable to his admin:
istraton, but it is not essential that he should
accomplish the impossible feat OF Transforming
a score OF so OF democratic statesmen f.om
their old political faith to the embrace Of
the party they have honestly antagoDzed.
But the gravest bunder Of the Postmaster
General is his statement that il the Southern
democrats oppose the administration. elect q
NOrtnCTQ ucmOCrGl, sucu as 1Iauudll VI Cayicl,
to the Speakership and ally themselves with
disatfected republicans to fight the adninistra
ton, he (the President) will be compelled to
use his official patronage in such way as to give
him strength in his own party; whereas, should
Southern democrats wisely extend him sup
port, be will BE- able to deal his patronage to
them literally" This is most marvellous
statement 10 come from Cabinet mipister,aud
it exhibits as little skill in the trade OF political
direction as it presents Of the qualities Of tue
If the chief AIM Of a national
administration is to dispose Of its public pa
trouage to the best adyantage-to the highest
bidder in either party; and the chief duty OF
Senators and Representatives. is to dispose o!
their favor as to command most for placemcn,
then the broad notice of an administration auc.
ton is consistent and in the line Of Cabinet du.
ties; but if, as has been generally believed by
most good men Of all parties, the first duty OF
both administrations and legislators is to give
peace, prosperity and faithful public officials TO
the country, then Postmaster General Key has
strangely mistaken his mission. PHILADELPHIA
Times.
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BY r. y. kc.by, Auctionoor,

Nn. Of ing street, A!oxenGFiG, va.
-,utE lINDEKSlGN WILL. ON SAT-
UEDAI, May .he 10Th, 1877, sell by pub
-, .rctor, u - o'clock m., in front OF tho Roy
" .trnct wing OF the Market Building, in Alox-
ssIr,s, Va, tho following described property
LOT uFGROUND d beginning st the north
,.-. ,9rnoc c! Wolfe and Roysl streets; thence
-, Wolfe street ,5 feet inches; thence north
ry,.I!s! - Royal stroot 100 feet to . feet alley
= said s,iay required by this deed to be kept
...n; thcucs east binding on SAID alley and
p,r.licl 10 Wolie street 80 feet inches; thence
.Yuta by Royal street iGDfeet to tho beginning
j ula. OF survey will DO exhibited at the Tins
,Ai place o.! sale, End the lot sold in parcels or
= whole, rs 10 tho undersigned msy sppear
.aIt.
ihare are THREE FRAME DIV WELLlNGS
"a the above lot OF ground in good condition,
which will DO sold at the same timo and place
10. ground rent, payable annually, now due
and in arTaars.
Terms of SAlc Ono third cf the purchase
money to be paid iii cash: the residue in equal
;nyinent; ut siX and twelve months, with inter-
81, secured by deed Of trust, &c Con!oy&nclng
Z: lac cost Of the purchaser. -
ARTHUR HERBERT,
,r 1Iouts for the OWnUr.
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Y,
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF Y A . l. 4
/ LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va
b. virtue Of decd Of trust given to me by Zera
A. smith and Sarah o., his wife, dated on the
iHA Of July, 1871, and recorded in ll6es N, NO.
", Va, and at the feGuest Of the beneficiary in
sA1 deed Of trust in writing will Il sell by P1bbo 4bo
C1nrt House Of said county on MONDAY, the
18th day Of June, AID. 1877, Chat being Court
day. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, lying
sal being aitusto in the county and State atOre.
said containing 81 acres, rood and 81 poles,
nclns ;. portion OF tho land conveyed to the SAID
Hara f. Smith by II. i. Nelson, lying noaf Nell
sDh's mill. -,
Terms Of Salo: SO much cash in hand as will
gay the costs and expenses of sale aud the sum
II three hucdrod dollsrs. with II per cont inter-
e.t ;rom IL 18th Of january. 1871, and the resi-
!ue, ii shy, upon such terms %s may be agreed
lpon by iho party in interest. and in default OF
.lch sgroorno,lt. then upon credit Of two!Vc
invaths, with interest from tho day Of sale. Soil
lug rs trustee | shall convey such title rs Is
:e:tel in me by the said decd oftrust
+. D. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
Fairfax county, my 3-woW
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NOR i!k kNT--Tho D""Ilh:t NJ .TJr ".
4 Stsbiel store. n1rLhw's. corner King "i'.
Washington stru"ts ~ rro;o4: "~"tIr.i by Mr..
Samuel GrigH rs Il boarding. house Possession
givon on tho first day OF juno. Apply at DR..
Staber's, northw,s. corner King Mnd Washing
ton streets my li-oi3.
ETOH KENT-The IWO-STORI BRICK
A. HOUSE on Payne, between King ana Cam
| oron streets, with gas and water. Arp;y 10 j.
<. House, on the promises. or u y. MOn ZOE.
my l0-t
iI'OR RENT.-A very desirable DWELL
& ING HOUSE on Camoron street. between
Alfred and Patrick. Water and gss, and in poT
feet order Kent low to good tenant. Inquire
of [my 9-G:] MARTHA CHATHAM.
EOE RENT.--A DESIRABLE BRICK
4 DWELLING, No. :,34 King street, with Il
large garden attached, containing y variety Of
fruit. Apply TO
my Scott HESSELlUS SMITH.
TOR EENT-The WAREHOUSE next to
Il the lowor end OF Prince street, formerly
occupied by Il. IT. Wilson IS Il ship chaudlery
mirsbly adapted. Apply 10
GEO. Y. WORTHlNGTON & son,
my3-eo5t Pioneer Mil2.
EOR RENT-The STORE ROOM on thu
Il northeast corner OF King and Union streets
the best location in the city for = grocery and
liquor storo Apply at this Office. SD l6-tl
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
DONALD MCLEAN. GEO. UHGEH.
MCLEAN & UHLER.
I1 (Succossors TO A. II. Mott u Bro.,)
DEALERS IN
uOUSEFUKNISHING GOODS, CUTLERY,
PLATED, PLANISHED, STAMPEu,
JAPANED. TIN, WOOD
AND WILLOW
WARES,
(of every doscription.)
107 King street, Alexandria, Va.
N. B.-All orders from tho country promptly
filled. apply
A GREAT CONVENIENCE
Save your time labor and money by calling at
Mrs. s. x. SNIDERS
vi RIETY 7 ST 0 Il =,
al door from S. L. cor. King and Fairfax stj,
To make your purchases in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
She has in store and is constantly receiving
large quantities of China and Quoenswage, Glass,
Tin, Wood and Willow Ware, Brushes Of all
kinds, Busters, Brooms, Rope Backing Ian
terus, Lamps and Lamp Goods, all kinds Of Ii
Illuminating Oils aid Toys in great variety.
NH 31-3m