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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-30
Q O M II -!
BlRNUM'S HARDWARE STORE,
At Warren TrumbuIl Co., Ohio,

rs now filed with ample stocks, and
Il replete with the latest styles OF HOUSE TRISs.'
MINGs and most desirable eoiors for painting blinds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-15
NO. 1874.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
THE GREAT REVIVAL IN SWEDEN

TIE GREAT REVIVAL in SWEDEN.
The London Quarterly Review contains
historical sketch of the recent remarkable
revival IN Sweden, some notice OF which
we have heretofore given We give brief
synopsis OF the article in the Review.
Scarce any means have been employed
besides the circulation of tracts and the
reading of the Scriptures. Owing to pecu-
liar regulation of the Lutheran church, the
Swedish people we're only acquainted with
a small portion of the Bible and thus it had
the freshness of new book. Small meet
ings for prayer and reading, almost entirely
by layman, are everywhere largely attended
The lowest estimate places the number OF
converts, for, as they are termed in Sweden,
readers, at 250,OOO out of population g.
100000. The morality of these persons is
remarkable. Drinking has so decreased
that two-thirds Of the dstilleres have been
closed since 1896. In the parishes border
ing Oh Russia, where nearly every man was
guilty of smuggling, hundreds Of persons re-
| funded the duties Of which they had defraud-
ed the Government Many sold their prop
erty to obtain the money, and others who
could not raise the sum at once, discharged
the debt by installments. The perplexed
olncerS OF customs lalQ the matter DeIOre tuo
King, who decided that the proceeds should
be distributed among the poor. The aver
age number of lawsuits has decreased from
$500 to three, four and six. In villages
once remarkable for their profanity not an
oath is heard, and the Bible and sermons
have replaced low literature to such on ex-
tent, that the booksellers only keep religi
ous works. The awakening has peryaded
all classes, and is extending among the no.
bility and the wealthy. Instances Of sud
den conversions are not unfrequent, and
the divine impulse had been SO irresistibly
felt in the midst of secular arrangements or
in the streets as to lead the people to fall on
their knees and cry for mercy. In other IN
stances, persons have been compelled to re-
tire from parties, overcome with emotion
and pcnitential tears, which contrasted
strangely with their SPLENDID dresses and
jewels.
No such revival has ever before teen
known in Sweden 1t may be said that
there is scarcely church or congregation
there which has not felt its power-scarcely
community to be found which has not con-
tributed to swell the number of those who
are hoping in Christ. An awakening so
wonderful as this may we'll cause Christians
there to rejoice and take courage; and to
continue, with increased faith, in their la
bors for the periShing."
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FRANCIS +. JOHNSTON,
LAWRENCE y. TAYLOR, Comm
WILLIAM ii. DtLAAl,
El !. T. rREIGllT0N-AucrioxrER

Bl J. I. thElGilTDN--AuC
| ItUMMISSiON SALE OF TWO DIV Eli
" LlNGS.-By virtue of n decree "I the '"un-
| ~ Court of Alexandria County. remdcrcd at
| NAV term 1860 in the suit of W. A. Dean ii L"
| vs. K. " Robinson and others the Undersigned,
Commissioner. will, an .Sotrri"g, He l3h d"y ~
Nrpf,mJ.r, 1850 "t - "c|pcG. H., in front "i the
Mayors Office, sell at public auction the following
property:
sSHTS, No. |. A two story BRICK DWELLING
Kill and LOT OF GROl ND, on the south side
of Queen street between Alfred ana Patrick
streets, fronting Queen street II feet, and eX-
tending back south 100 feet 10 IL feet alley, and
| occupied by L. W. Robinson. Attached 10 this
lot is Il small strip Of ground At the rear ) feet
BY 20 feet > inches which will be sold in conn:c-
tion with the property.
80, No.. > A twn story FRAME DWELLING
!ss:::S5 and LOT OF GROUND, cn the south side of
Queen street 80 feet u inches east OF Pitt street.
fronting Ii feet ) inches, and extending back o.
feet inches to Il ! feet alley.
TERMS :--One- tenth Of the purchase money i'll
cash, the residue at 6. -, and Is months, from
the day Of sale. in equal payments bearing inter
est. 10 be secured by The bonds Of the purchaser.
and ii retention Of the title till the bonds are paid.
|. LOUIS KINZER,
au.. 9-2aw:s [Scnt Commissioner.
C,oMMISSloNEK'S SALE OF REAL ES-
~ - -.
cree ct thc circuit IonF'"i ra"l"'cI o""','l' p'o
nounc"d on the i"ih H"y oi neP'''hncf' '''', 4"
the Chnnccry Snlt of oc h"i'S ". bfo"h' "c
nndcrSiSncd. one OF 'he NnmhllSSiohciS 'plo''!''"
hy Said decree, wil "n'r '"' sac i" P"n. ''',
10 the slightest hi"'tcr, "h fFf""g, me -" ""% "
i"4"~'. i'o". on thc premises '"c '''c' u ''',
oi iand III lne hi tnu n'o''e"'S'5> "0'''"''"
containing 159 T-l6 ACRE
us ''n" 10 '''''.','" ~ '"N ,.''.,,;. - :;
nv : '',' ~ ,,,, n,u .. ,dio;ns thr
"o y, ~ ~ ni,,. NJ Ar,nr and oth.rs
'an": Vi h'h'! w. i"''"9 ''N
anu Is "i Inc very pe>, i""'"A'
lEEAS or oAHh ~ r'' :t''";" y; ,,,.,,.,.
chase money III ra>h; '"' i's'"e ~ ,tH
an" e'Sh'eeh m"'"'' 'o' "'''''' '',a
'h">c' WI" s'"u l''' s"'"' s i, ~ ,.I. Th,
,:i "';',,l ',t1 l l,,t ,.,yrrrt i r,,dr lhc
r. H.. ,,rr,.bs, fails +.
,,!I, ,;,h ,h farms If the drrree. and the land
'"t'''E WIN ',' ,,' :, -. =" '"1 ,j. Cr,,
S"'J''' - '''''' "'''' .'' :, " Su,rt"T rrnpn
cr,.;,.;n,, cn.rn,;.s;,,ner
,,....,;,r c,,.,,,, V, ~ aiNro,<
I!iESTNtT GEONE WiilSkEt.-fhe en-
Y tcrpri>ing proprietor has furnished the com
munity Stimuianl' r"r"' iirauniu' anu '"''S'
rating, at tie same time Il mild delicious beverage
It is calculated IL do away with the vile druggcd
stuff that iS ranci oil on the community, and
which is injurious to body and mind. In addition
To the certificates beneath. he haS received Dl
i | Ia Il y J..
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AUCTION SALES.
BY 7. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

By 7. NJ. McCORMICk-AuCTIoSE
4 SNUG LITTLE FARM FOR SALE.-ln
n execution of :, decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax County. rendered at the June term, 1860,
in The suit Of john Il. Collarl and wife, against
James MILAN and others, the undersigned will
expose ior SALE AT public auction, i'll front OF the
Mayors Office, in the City Of Alexandria, o"
SA ATL'RUAl, the Isl day Of Sepcm6er "ert, ut
III o'ciock, 4. IT,, that beautiful A NJ, III
the County of Fairfax, occupied At the time OF
her death by Mrs. Susanna MILAN. The tract
lies upon the road leading from Alexandria
TO Fredericksburg. now called the Telegraph
TOAD" and the waters Of "Doeg Run, about SIX
miles from Alexandria, and adjonS the lands "t
Maynadier Mason, Dennis Johnston, and DR.. Chase
I'D 1t contains 1870 ACRES, and has upon II Il
Ei- comfortable DWELLING. Barn, Stable,
aud ether Farm Buildings.
Also, A TRACT OF LAND, continuing 80
ACRES, about one mile from the tract above deS-
crihcd all in young and thrifty Wood.
TERMS OF SALE One tenth OF the purchase
money to he paid i'll hand the balance III Il. II,
and Is months the deferred payments to bear
interest To he secured by the bonus oi the pur-
chaser, with approved security, and retention OF
the title until all the payments are made; The
cash payment to be forfeited and the land resold
upon the failure ot the purchaser to comply with
the terms OF sale.
FRANCIS +. JOHNSTON,
LAWRENCE y. TAYLOR, Comm ~.
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vi > L
| Miss T.. B. CARRIER, Vice Principal; Prof. j. C.
EHGELBhEcur, Vocal and Instrumental
Music; Prof PoLrG. Languages,
aud Drawing and Painting
Wen qualified "nd experienced assistants are en-
pi,yed tn each Dep"y'wraf.
THIS INSTITUTION will open for lis TnHD
SESSION the o0h day 9f meet Sptemhrr and close
the last Of June. A thorough aud systematic
course of study is pursued. In the attanmeuts
of the S"iid branches o! education, the advantages
offered are surpassed by those OF no Sch"oi IN the
iniou The rrrg best Teachers employed in
this Department.
The Music Glass is under the able and efficient
management of Prof. J. Z. E>GsLDRErHr. His
long experience and great success III this lmpor-
lant and popular accomplishment, and the Sys-
tenac arrangement l'cryading all portions OF the
Musical Department. afford every advantage 10
Tho pupils.
Prot. P0Lrl. who has charge of tue Department
Of Ancient and Modern Languages, is ii distin.
guished graduate Of the University "f Paris. and
is a.. efficient and accomplished Teacher.
\ Bible Glass is conducted in tie Institute every
Sabbath. The B"ariers are required 10 JON II.
and are encouraged and a-Sistc, i'll the study al
the lloy Scriptures.
4 Select Department will he formed in the
School, in order that young Ladies, who desire II,
may have the advantage ui pursuing Select
Course.
The Session closes with an Exhibition, nj which
Honorary Rcwar's are bestowed upon those young
Ladies whose diligence in studies and rrUpricty
of lcporimcui cnitlc them 10 testimonials ot APP
probation and esteem.
The charge for Board (incluling everythn=)
and Tuition in the entire English Course, Is SOU
for The ANNUAL @eS$on--rayahic Scihi-annuaiy, Ill
advance
In addition TO the Pnfro"x of tie Sch"oi, the
Principal refers with pride I" the following gen
tlcmcn. the most ol whom are ",H jef"r"'"d IN
regard to the merits and standing Of the school
which they recommend:
kt. Rev. John Johns, d. d.
Rev. Charles L. Dana, Alexandria Va.
Rev. George II. Norton,
Rev. James T. Johnston,
Rev. D. Francis Sprigg,
Major IL. i. Tyler, Washington City.
0 NJ. Crutchlicld, Speaker OF House of Dele
gates of Nirgiuia.
John Seldom, esq, OF Stafford, Va.
j. Randolph Tucker, esq. Richmond. Va.
Nathaniel Tyler, Editor. Richmond Enquirer.
Rev. Philip Slaughter, CuIlepcr Co., Va.
Hon. j. W. Tyler. Warrcnton, Va.
Robert Beverly. esq. FauIucr Co., Va.
t. Franklin Minor, esq, Abcmaric Co.. Va.
W. Lrl;oy Bro"n, cstlr
Rev o. 4. Kinsoymg, Mildleburg, Va.
/; Powell Eoiand,
Gen. Asa Rogers,
Il. ". Lewis, esq, Wcstmnrcand. Va.
J. VI. Stevens, esq, Alexandria, Va.
Thns l.. Brown. esq, Charleston, Va.
,Zl.~ For Circulars containing full particulars,
address MISS L. TEBBS, Alexandria, Va.
aug l-cu2m
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SECURITY TO poLlCY nOLDEks.

T. ,plT -, ,29s. 500 w
Paid up Capital and Surplus. ........ 2,i94,lll "
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS
YNIlIS old and responsible Company msurcs
L against loss or damage By Fire, almost every
description OF property, and oilers To Merchants
and others desiring insurance, the security oil an
actual Capital %: ST, Dos, 500, for the whole OF which,
and for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
lNplvlpuAL RESPONSIBLE, even to the extent oi
their entire fortunes The Shareholders number
about one thousand. and a. Il large portion of
these are persons Of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist Tor meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO TIE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES:
In appointing an Agent for the United States,
the Company has empowered him 'to appear 10
ans; accept any action or legal proceedings lllSt-
tutcd against or by said Company, i'll the same
manner Us if the Company were = Corporation or
Company established by the laws Of the United
States, or any oi the several Stales.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND MAS BEEN PLACED
ArrnE DISPOSAL oF THE AUESTAr PHILADELPHIA,
TO ENABLE lin 10 ADJUST ANn PROMPTLY FAY ALL
LOSSES. WITHOUT hEFEEEEcE TO LONDON
LIBERAL 10 THE INSURED.
The uniform course OF the Company has always
been a iibcrai ole towards Policy liudcr&. AoluSt
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
ncnt of losses is standing rule. During the
PAST year. losses exceeding $5:3.nou were pant
Lusscs paid aS So"n MS the amount is asrcrt%incd.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income ol the Company is now about ST.
600 900. increasing gradually each year. showing
that il has The confidence ut the different c"nlnu
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate Of Premium will be moderate, ana in
al eases will he based upon the character OF the
owner or occupant. and the merits "I the risk.
The conditions of Insurance are framed with the
creates; hbcrality.
JAMES 7. CLOSE. Agent.
Jl+ft~ Office in Exchange Block, Oh Ming street
s,.u 2I--dly
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b. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
TEIyDINGS

INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS.
- THE "DIAM0ND STATE" Capt.
49,, - racot kerwin, will leave Alexandria,
sunday. at . o'clock, ?. NJ, aud returulns <,
, c4ye Baltimore. on Wednesday, AT ! oclock,
H. II earlier. il loaded. and all surplus freight
be- ,tkeu by the 81. Nicholas.
.-R. The "ST. NICHOLAS, Captain
!. =: ~ .S.smucl Guy, will leave Washington
aclvra, and Alexandria al : o'clock, A. NJ,
Saturday morning, and returning, will leave
44sre ou Wednesday 1t t o'clock, 7. NJ, and
.ltl at the following landings TO land and
.-t@pa,>eu.crs aud freight Point Lookout
..,, Ero,m>. and Coai'> WharyeS. Piney
Il. stones Wharf. ChappcII Point, Pope'S
.t, and al. the established upper landings on
/ Maryland Shore. and White Point, Matthias
at. anl boyiS Ho!e, on the Nirniga Shore.
- WHEAT 4 BRO, 4 gents.
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, INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS |"
| a,lIatmy M,SrfArruHY, No. TAI HING STREET
srrwsE> WA>HlN"ruS AND 81 A$Arh H'"hE'H'
and ,x,ininr luv large aud handsome aNS"Ii"eh'
SADDIEkG GOODS, - do not intent |" "t
snrp.sscd in my line ot business hN any "thrf '''H.
have on hand. and anl daily manufacturing, -
fn. md >I,rrior :lu assortment can hr ""i'I IA
.nv III rh, Northern cities. Ny stock t"'"iFis'''
~ tr,at i variety As can hr i"n"" IN any "'''''
h,,ns. CONSISTING, nt HARNESS at al k'nd*' from
th, fn,. ,niit work down L. l't array. tA''' IN"
nlou,h Harness: Iki MAS "i every KIN" ""r
Sol, Leather. Steel Spring Iron tr"m' i+"TS
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. ana All "'''i N'm'N'
DOWN to the couul"n Packing iF""N>' ~"'"'S'
Br;ile>. Mnrting$. Whips. Ar" - hnr ~ Tue
6pest; Buffalo and Fancy HohrS priNlHE "iN'',
Horse Covers. Carpet Bags, aI''>' 49, N''' ~
All kinds Call and see Tor yourselves.
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended solicit r"ntnuan'e al t'' S'it''
and pledge myself I" spare II" pans /"
faction All goods warranted to ne aS fr!ft,r,rs"
oct SIT W. =
>yrrroES WANTED.--W, wish Ia pu:rhas>
y any number Of NEGROES, OF ""in sINee'
for cash All letters addressed L. u.s. III 'h'S ''"'
will receive prompt ATTENTION. "H'"~ ""
,h. establishment. lately occupied hy MILAN A
GE.t, t"s W.T., ANA nuk, street and having rr!:t
I !, +, max. il one. Of the most hcA!ihN a"' com
f,r,lL. D,r,t for NEGROES. We VIII receive
| them on board on the usual terms, rnoE
aug 3O--c"u ny =
| NTEaROES WANTED.--I wish /" p"r'Aas,s,
| ~ ,uv pnmbrr Of NEGROES, Tor which | WIZ
INV liberal prices. Those wishing I" sell "'.i 40
wrn to call on me before selling, at my old >taA"'
at !" est hna' H.. A'SA'''''"'' 1ocrpu nR1r1N
en- hand. a supply "t Blue Mo- OK
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n.s- A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.-Th subscriber will send (tree Of
cAutyc) to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc-
tious for making simple Vegetable Bolm, that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Blotchcs, Ta", Frecktss, Salowness, and all impu-
rites and roughness of the Skin, leaving the same
aS Nature intended it should be-sof, clear,
smo,fh, and beanfiJnf. Those desiring the Recipe,
with full Instructions, and advice, will please call
on or address with return postage.)
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.
No. 30 City Building, n. York.
New York auy 2-l3mo
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WENTWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY.

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
TiNIIE duties ot this Institution will he resumed
OH the l1th oi September next. The course
OF instruction i intended 10 develop the int"Iicr
,uaI >ocial. and moral faculties. and hy impart
ing thorough practical, accomplished ami Chris
ian education. tit the pupil for the faithful dis
charge of the responsible duties that await her
in life.
The new and beautiful buildings, erected during
the last session expressly for this Seminary, are
located in the most elegant ANA healthy part Il"
The city.
The best Professors are engaged for the depart
ment< of Music. French, and Ornamental branches
RnrEnEA,E, :-Rcr. james Johnston. Alex
an,iria. Va: Rev George II. Norton, do; Rev.
Charles T. Dana do: Rev. y. :. Grccnaway.
Circulars containing particulars and additional
references furnished by addressing
ALBERT Il. BASSFURD, Principal.
arr ln--eo:f Alexandria. Va.
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FSPISrOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA
II ut HO IrIHD, hr.r mii,s ""atct iier""dr'"
Rev. JOHN P. MCGUIRE, Rector.

Abhr and Erp.rirnr~d Tr"rhr'* are r"pi"grd !"
tAr >"nyroi departments.
The corn SESSION will commence on the frSt
Iy.inr~,i"g IN S,r''.airr "rrt and close the '"~i
Ii~{ar~,'"g in .j.t'r, lHdl.
The Studies embrace fall Course OF Greek,
Latin. English. Mathematics, and Natural Scicn
ccS Modern Languages. &c.
TERMS :--$3j0 for Eonrd Tuition, Light, Fuel,
Mcnding and Washing semi annually,
viz: Sl25 at the cvnmcncemen OF the Session,
and S2j on the lSt day ot February.
Modern Languages. Music, Drawing, ANA Paint
iug. at Prot,SSnrs charges.
REFEnExcES.-Thc Bishops and Clergy Of the
Diocese; The Professors vi the University at Nir-
gnu.
lar--' For particulars. see Catalogue. containing
Il fail account Of the school.
Address REV. JOHN p. MrGtIK
Howard, near Theological Seminary. Fairfax Co.,
v, iy II--1uWtSrpl
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BROAD RUN ASSOCIATION

Ia ~ Il =. :,
TIE CONDUCTORS of the Manassas Gap
Railroad. will issue Round Trip Tickets. to per-
sons Attending the Baptist Association, near Broad
Run Station. from all the Stations on the Road,
good from tn. 10th to the 18th inst.
And also the Association near River Station,
from the ISh to the Goth instant aug 9-dtd
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EDUCATIONAL.
ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
II L G. | n | 4

HNHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION. of
this Institution. will commence Oh the 18th
of September next. Those who purpose send
ing to the School, will please apply for admission
at al early day.
zas- Circulars giving particulars will be furnish i
cd To any who may desire them.
JAMES 5. HALLOWELL.
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LOC.iL ITEMS.

WAsulNGroN IrEMS.-In the board of al
dermen on Monday "a communication wa
received from the mayor nominating Ii. W
Stewart ~ member of the board OF health
! for the Second ward, in place of j. +. Dun
awin, rejected. The committee on Finance
reported back an act authorizing the mayor
| to antlci pate the revenues of the corporation
to take up the guaranteed bonds Of the Alex.
undra and Washington railroad and it was
| passed.
\ great deal more has been said, especi-
ally III distant newspapers in regard to the
refusal of the Commissioner of Public Build
ings to permit the raising Of a liberty pole
on the public space in front of the Bank OF
Washington, than there was any necessity
for Ii such things are against the law, the
Commissioner merits the applause ot all
good citizens for disalowing them, and
when he states that he shall refuse all sim,
liar applications, come from what source
they may" what more could be asked of MIN
by any man claiming Il particle of fairness
or good sensein his composition?
On Monday night, between 10 and ii o.
clock, fire was discovered in an unoccupied
Two story frame house on Sixth street, near
Island Hall, belonging to Mr.. Miller. con-
lectlnnec. 1t was soon consumed. Houses
upon each side, separated from it By alleys,
were slightly damaged. The fire was ey-
denlly the work of an incen1ary.
The WASHINGTON AQrEDUcT Work on
the various branches of this great national
undertaking is reSuming with such expedi-
ton us circumstances and the supply Of
hands will adnit of. The National lntclli
gencer OF Monday says AT the Cabin
John bridge artisans and iaborers have been
busy for some time and of Rock Greek
bridge, connecting Washington and George
town, the same can be said. To-day the
pipe lines vii! be commenced in two places,
viz: just this side the distributing reservoir
and at point within the city itself. The
largest sized pipes will be now put down in
line, and we understand the whole of that
description of work will he finished before
the heavy irosts of the coming winter
Though the water at the reservoir on Pow
dcrmll branch is now low, and owing to the
drought, decreasing every day, it is not
doubted that i'll reasonable short time the
supply of water there will begin to increase,
and that enough will be furnished during
the coming winter and spring for all the
wants of the two cities Of Washington and
Georgetown. The grand supply from the
Great Falls of the Potomac cannot he en-
iuyed till some time i'll the course of the
next year.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

no. -, htNY-S4IsH.
PLASTER MILL AND FACTORY,
No. 10, tnion-Styeeh
IJAVING REMOVED from the old stand on
/ Fairfax street, to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. % King street, we beg leave to call
the attention of farmers t" our large and well -
lectcd stock %!
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS. and GUANOS.
We are uIs" erecting PLASTER MILL, tat
No -. Union street. where We will soon be able
to furnish the
BEST FlNE GROUND WINDSOR pLASI TEX,
~ o"r omn Importation.
We are ai%" preparing IL: HE manufacture "'
FlR.NING iNPLEHEN!S.
which we expect Ia furnish The bcstqunlity.
inn MEADE { MARiE.
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WASHINGTON BREWERY.

DRAUGllT ALE, PORTER AND SIkONG
3 FER.
FULL assortment Of barrels. halves and
n quarters. of the above superior and pure
MALT LIQI UKS, can be had ata low price from
JOHN DAWSON,
Middle Store, old Theatre Alexandria, Va
The STRONG BEER. account Of its low
price and mild favor, is well fitted for family nsc
and it will prove IL most agreeable and wholesome
beverage TO ladies and children.
A. b. Read the following from the Evening
Star of December :, 1897
Il EM>khABLY FINE ALE.-Mr. Dawson :
successor in the Washington Brewery, corner Of
X and 9th streets, Mr.. Cone..l, is snow maputa"-
turing Xxx ale and porter and b-own stout, all Ut
which reflect infinite credit on his establishment
His ale compares favorabiy, indeed, with the best
Philadelphia and Albany acs. being. according
to our taste much more like the best English and
Scotch alca than those imported from either OF
those cities If he continues to produce supe
ror al article, he viii shortly make Il reputation
tor his brewery surprising that Of any Northern
| rztahlis hment.
Enqulre OF JOHN DAN lHoN,
Theatre Building, Alexandria,
NH 10 # Whuir<al. Drnirr III Malt LIQUORS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-15
rsN ALEXANDRIA BREWERY.
l. HE undersigned is now manufacturing, NJ hi
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Corner of King and Fayette Streets,

NHprTI"T VUt!IIIVN OI
PALE, AMBER, AND CREAM AIRS,
To which he respectfully invites the attention "'
his friends. and the public. Having IN expert
cnce Of over 20 years in the business and posses
sing extensive manufacturing facilities, he fatters
himself that his ALES will compare tav"rahly
with any manufactured either in or out OF the
State Of Virginia..
If necessary. ne could ill columns with the
many tatcrins tie; mouals he has received with
regard 10 the superiority "i his ALES. from the
press and the public; but he prefers that his ALE
snail speak for itself.
BY Il strict lr,'s""" attention 10 business and
= determination 10 Manufacture nothing but Il
superior quality of PtEE ALE, he hopes 10
merit Il share OF public patronage.
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER, put up ex-
prcssy for family use, constantly on hand.
Ei,- Orders promptly attended to.
NH ID II. s. MARTIN.