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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-08
80 Great oaks From Little Acorns
Crow


80 Great oaks From Little Aeorns
Crow
The worst diseases kns~n to the human race spring
from small ssio almost defy detection
The veunes Of scientific lore that al the tables and
shelves Of the medical frserny only 60 prove and
elaborate these facts
Then guard yourselves shns yos may. The smallest
pimple the skin Is tstae and indicator of disease.
II may fade and die away from the surface Of the body,
will reach the vtsls perhaps, at last and death be
the result and nna close aAggels Bilious pyspeptc,
and Iiarhes Pills where all Others fail While for
Burns scalcs Chlblains Cuts and all sbrsSOns OF the
skin Msggel's s.lve is in.ble Sold By Naggiel -
Fulton street, New York. and all Druggists at IS cent,
per box. eaue aag32-d&wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-08
m DfCAl.
DISEASE OF THE HEART.

CsYNPTOAs s-PapitaiiOn, Fullness and Incempressi-
= biHty, and choking sensation analogous to that
experiences In pAinfz emotion when effort is made
10 refrar from weeping, pan between the shoulders
back numbnsss in either arm. Second Stage-Ets,
Paralysis, ST. viius' Dance
cure OF hs ass usually Elected IN u hosrs By
Dr. Address, DR. HALsrKp, Indianapolis
20. Box 90 once, Q, South Meridian street
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-08
PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. coLYouR, MEDICAL oFfIcr NO. ss SOUTH
IL Meridian street, forfeits hs fee IL he fails
ing any case iAAi may under hs care, matter
how obstinate Or long standing. be warrants yoG q
care syphiis in the primary stage. helped In IS min
stes cured in a< hours- elect Of - years standing
-,red II Dr. G. Once hsurs 80 ~ 2. n ~sra
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-08
Observation-Disclosures

WASHINGTON, Sept Tex Governor Joseph
Brown. OF Georgia. was pardoned to-day by the
President. Gov Brown served three terms sue
cessively Governor of Georgia.
The President to day appointed John Wright
Secretary OF Legation at Berlin. Prussia.
Brig adler General j. ohm F Miller has resi- 2 q ed
his commission in the army, and will ia few
days take ms depsriute Tor his home ID Cali
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-08
INSURANCE.
Home Organization

rIyHE AMERICAN HORSE INSURANCE COMPANY
insure live stock against loss By theft and death.
Home ree Indianapolis, Ind vinton Block. spposts
once. This Il sosnd and reliable company. In
sure with them. se1-du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Char her, su Essay Of warn
Ing and Iastruction for Ysung Mes. Also and
liable treatment FOR Dsesss. Of the Urinary and Sexual
syssens-seni Free sealed envelopes. Address Dr. J.
sKuLIS HoUGHTos. Howard Association. Phiiade,-
phia, Pa t et- spr4-dkwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-08
eE-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTE

fT- LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues of BuL's CEpsoS BrrrERs any such there
be. read the following certificate frsm gentlemen yell
is general Introduction into the army will save the
lives OF thousapds OF our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE, June Sd, 1868.
We, the undsrsgned have seen the good effects OF Dr.
Jos, BS onDsS. 20 BSss in sass cas- ss Of ssDeT.i re ss
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
nuences In the Southern climate ., ~
yAJ PHILIP SPIEL,
Collector Ia Rev. M Dis. Ky
CHAs. b. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, ny
COL H. DENT,
Provost Marshal General OF Kentucky.
REV. D. P. HENDERSON
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission
BARNEY, HUGHES Il Co. .n
Publishers Demycrat.
Proprietor Louisville An.siser .,
HUGHES 4 PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street. Louis
Vile, Ky
DAVIS, GREEN L CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART Il MAPoTnER,
Iathogrsphers, corner Market and Third streets,
Louisville, KY
JULES WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, corner Third snd Market SITS.
Louisville, KY.
CAPT. s. F. HILDRETH,
OF the steamer Major Andersen
MAI. L. 7. THURST0N,
PaymAster u. 3. Army.
c. n. MErCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville, Ky.
COL. JESSE BAYLES,
<th Kentucky Cavalry
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal
SOLD WHOLESALE By
DAILY, KEEFER Il kUSH,
~ South Meridian St, Indi ana polls
decl6's4-dIykwl2toam
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18
- The newspaper change ct Albany
New York, includes the consolidation Of

- The newspaper Change at Albany
New York, includes the consolidation OF
the Ssatesman with the Journal. Posttnas 9
ter Dawson and ReYs George ". Deneys,, 2
Bsptist clergyman Of Journalistic
and political experience, are to- % the JONI
editors Of the ana the Troy
Times thinks there will be no more ints 2 :,
tine 0uaSreis among the New York Re-
puhficans. Then surely the millennium 10
near thand it the New York politicians
have gotten through fighting. An Albany
dispatch says the admission Of Mr.. Demers
is q ucession to those who think MI. Daw-
son too conservative. Il 5 ia sss..r s.ts.a :.
- There b sharp ski1misnirg between
parties Of rebel guerrillAs and squads OF
our cavalry, in East 4snnseste. The reb-
els nearly always get the worst Of =, and
the prospect seems fair for their exttnc-
ton In that region. ICES a.saa7es / tts.iisf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

,ssl0Ws And, in The Richmond Aaqasirer,
Of the 18th, an elaborate account Of the GER
emeny OF pardoning private, in the brig
ade Of Henry A. Wise. who Was taken
when attempting to DESERT and sentenced
TO DO shot, and pardoned At the place ofex
scution. The most notable circumstance,
in this connection. 10 that mentioned by
Gen. wise, that an opinion has been adj
.yanced, and obtained dangerous circula,
tion in the whole army, that it = not the
thing for deserter to 10 fred upon by his
Nnmraf1aa .tsl5 Jas 8 10 !sssars3sJ u
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

11-The Upton Advertiser says that the
Copperheads Of Cedar county have been
investing their surplus funds in 7.3D bonds.
This shows, 10 the Advertiser pertinently
observes, that the Cope, despite their viii
ninss, and general disloyalty, have nnsha-
ken faith in the stability Of the Govern
ment. II nsaa eas sesR a@e5 Ysd
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

Cooper P. Coles. Of England, aniinventor
OF some celebrity, who disputes with En-
lesson the paternity Of the plan of,workinp
gums in iron turrets, says In LETTER draVn
tr0m him by, the events ct Fort Fiaher !:
Exery word Of Admiral Porteris should
e Weighed They would have q Rood
.ane weighing every word Of Admiral For-
ter; and II they engaged in the vork. vonld
De cong what tho Admiral himself no
never been in the habit OF Doing.
The Richmond DisnaseA thirA. a..
Sherman is "bound for Chariotfa . ~ t ps
Leigh" Sherman isn't .sbounds' nj All a.
memoer OF the rebel Congress latelv an
Journal. 's's' A'ssssSsss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

Ia. With but occasional and brief inter
missions rain has been falling in this Sec
ton for The past two daye, descending q
portion Of the.time in torrents, and render
ing moving about very Akagreeable and
unpleasant. The storm VIII have the effect
to expel the frost from the ground, and
make travelling over the highways a mat
ter ofsome difficulty. The river is rapidly
rising. We understand Skunk river is 80
swollen that crossing is imposeible,s and
the mills for the South were unable opro-
coed in consequence. For the same reason
we had no mails from below. FL
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

M8IDQ0l Oy the CCuucU ON MO001y even.
ing. The School Meeting at Marion Hall
was very much disturbed Monday after.
noon by the senseless Rabble Of q drunken
man, but all ran smooth again upon an Of
ficer taking him out The steamer New
Boston il advertised to be here to-day, and
hereafter to make regular trips in consse-
with the City OF Keithsburg. ......The duck
season is upon as and our spor:smsn
have already commenced bsggipg and
bringing in not only ducks out geese also.
It is reported there is no lack Of waterfowl
along the river and in the Bayous. 49,. Chas.
Cornelius, who sojourns at Oquawka juno
ton, came to this city yesterday, and such
a depressing influence did the weather
have upon his mind, that he sought oonso-
lation in strong drink. With the assist
ance of dray he was taken to Jail, and
this morning his examination will take
place. -
ITExs.-Don't shake hands with any one
from Peoria. An exchange says they have
got the itch awfnlly, over there.-our
telegraphic dispatches this morning, cay
that Bragg claims to have checked Scho-
field. A friend suggests he has probably
checked him as Hood did Sherman
''checked' him, clear through "a drsy-
man named McGravey aud two comrades,
were taken to Jail Saturday, for being drunk
and riotous. Why is an 1rishman en-
deavoring 70 kiss girl, like 3 man climb
ing q VOLCANOES Because he is endeavoring
to get at the crates's mouth.-One wo'
man, two men, three children, and . lot Of
butter, eggs, &C., were all pitched out Of
wagon together Saturday on the Norm
Hill, in consequence Of a wheel comisg Oh.
DRowNED.-B. Wilder, who has been en-
gagged cutting wood below this city dnrane
the past winter, was accidentally drown
ed while crossing from one Of the ISLANDS
to the Illinois side, q day OF, two ago. no
was an unmarried man, and lately from
Warsaw, in Western New York.
~We learn there was the usual amour
Of thieving going On at the FIRE, ana COM
plants are made that many articles were {
stolen. A woman, Of Celtic outline, vas
seen making tracks on Fifth street win
load of plumber, and several others weis
observed during the progress Of the NJ.
carrying things away further than scenes
necessary 70 prevent them from being Coz
sumed. We heard ii no arrests hsins
made.
Police CouRr,-HaxTison II. Shaw ~
brought before Justice WILCOX yess
day for drunkenness and disturbing y.
school meeting Monday afternoon. ~
was fined 90 and ooets; but intends % -
peal the oASe,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18
THEHAW K-EYE.
Saturday. March rs.


- Vel ssnt thsE let:er4f Qpr Alpha
hesiaA, correspondent, not 6ecause they
CONTAIN any suggestions 81 Importance in
o0s. yisw. hut hsSnuse the refusal to do 90
vopla BE- asssi. The gist Of the matter IL
that hw ssumptailed politicians, political
camp -leNovers, who have the itch in .
eASoSsc ccmdision we'll scratched by, ire.
qrSnt alSAppointments&.whohavsr run with
ana Nssrayed evssy party and every inter-
sp6~nd11ho an 70 thoroughly played ont
tnAs hey could BY no possibility be elected
constables in any community-these parties
are and will be disorganizezs until they
get office They want place. They would
like to be Governor, Lieutenant Governor
would take . foreign mission or Senator
ship. Until these gentlemen's vanity and
avarice are satis6ed, nothing can be done
right-no nomination can be- madesof .
Ncket TINT their names are not ON, unless
made by . .selsqwe', Or s'fanfion Y They
win howl upon the heels Of any man who
dsse sny Thing towards selecting ticket
Tnsy bzaysd at the City ticket because it
had no Democratic name upon II, and
tkey howled at the School ticket because IT
had. These sore-headed, with, noisy, ire.
1felihle 6ls&Altlakites asHlRe - either
9ratify their love Of position or destroy the
party. They can't lsads 16d would ruin
any body who does. sIh6y are about ~
Reality "a slement In The paisy - were the
oevSn' devils rod OF. Unlsss cast out
a1hsipAfty oMill - mp the spout. That ID
wkat u ~ matter, Me- ky. q,
aUaofaOiD VAe1oF1n N Kew Wamp.
iasa .a1a5a -< sssen1k9s .i4es sey s-s8ss, )
IA The Republicans have carried New
/ ampshire BY 1900 majority and elected
III, three Of the members OF Congresses
rain a. one. ~ .s@s e g
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

9 SrR.M. Foster Of Illinois, and E. X.
Woodbury. just from Virginia City, Mon
tsna Territory, are now In this city; AMI 1t
Afforded NO uncomfortable satisfaction to
the organs OF sight to look upon pile Of
gold.dust- some fourteen pounds in all
they exhibited in our sanctum yesterday,
it being = part of the fruits of their labors in
the gold regions Of Montana. They intend
purchasing machinery here and returning
TO Virginia City to prosecute the business
of gold-digging on moro extensive scale
than ever. 10 nd - 5s,s35rr 80. s.s5s
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hundred and six members of the S6ih Iowa
arrived in that city q day or two ago, and
were assigned quarters in the Third Street
Hospital. They are from New Orleans,
and came up to "God's country" from the
miserable rebel den at Fort Tyler, Texas,
where for ten months they we're the VIC
TINS Of ''the tender charities of the chiy-
airy. An additional two hundred Of these
paroled prisoners were expected at Keokuk
yesterday.
va A man residing in this city who is
IN the habit Of getting tipsy whenever he
feels like i'll. g. every day or two-tha
other night went home in a very salubri-
ous'' condition, as usual, and lying down
upon the floor was speedily wrapped in
slumber almost al sound as death ITSELF
While in this condition, his wife, assisted
by q neighbor, lifted him into metal bath
ing tub, shaped good deal like coffin,
which was promptly placed upon the stove.
The lights were then extinguished and In
silence the good lady and her companion
awaited results. The tight" aentleman's
nest finally got unoomfortably hot, and
awakening he raised himself on his elbow
and muttered-''In tophet, by mighty
Lord wonder who stokes in this confoun-
ded hot hole? Sad fate for honest Teller
like me =" Then attempting to rise he fell
of the stove, and his experiences In perli-
ton ended. This reminds US Of the fellow
that was in the habit Of getting drunk every
day Notwithstanding his friends tried every
means to wean him from the habit, and
finally % last resort; they resolved to
Tighten him into propriety il possible
They therefore carried him one night stu
Pied witA liquor, into , graveyard, and
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

Several vessels Of the Savannah cotton
feet have arrived at this port within the
past few days, making the whole number
now here 81. Thirteen moro are en- route,
making 50 in all, and bringing over 81, coo
bales, a larger amount than was originally
stated as having been captured. Still inore
remains to be shipped. -11tb1ne. 3a.
There are in China at the present time
one hundred and eleven Protestant Mis-
|sionaries, forty-two missions, and two
thousand Eve hundred converts. There
are about twenty deterrent societies engag-
q in the work Of propagating the Gospel.
OF the missionaries, hfty-seVen Are from
America, tofty.five ffom England, Ireland
and Scotland, and nine from Germany.
A decision Of the Supreme Court Of Cali
fornia establishing the validity of the ''antl.
Sunday amusement law" has closed all
the theaters In San Francisco on Sunday
evenings. The decision 10 fatal to the Ger
man theatres, which were open enly on
Sundays.
Sumner on ''bsst"-in the debate some
weeks 80 AbeUt Juatiss Taaey.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

e Tn ToaEzE11R.-TheDs De- Moines Regis
ter statsss that the 10th Infantry has lsf,
Littls Rock, Arkansas, and gone to For
Smith. Persons who have mail matter 1bs
that Regiment .win direct by way %
Springfield, Mo. 'tst'8 s7spxr rssa@ Il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

THIEVES ABour.-On Saturday night
last the smoke house of an Irishman resiil-
ing on Court street, between Main and Wa
ter, was broken open and several hams
stolen; and on Sunday night the smoke
house Of Mr.. Nicholas Wagner, corner Of
ed and large lot OF meat removed. In
each instance the locks were broken, and
it is supposed the same party pillaged
both houses. Neither the meat nor the
thieves have yet been found, but it is hoped
they will be detected and brought to justice.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

John Bentz, who resides some miles
up the river on the Illinois side, in endeav-
oring to secure vicious COW was attacked
by the maddened brute and severely but
il IL thought not fatally injured. He had
succeeded in getting rope over her horns
when she turned upon him and gored
him in the breast, and was only subdued
by the aid Of powder and ball.
~We learn from member Of the Wig.
lance Committee of Henderson county,
uls.,-just across the river from this city
that the desperadoes who were 80 long a
terror to the people Of that section, have
been driven out, or 80 circumvented in
their plans that they are glad to remain
quiet to avoid trouble. There are some
mean villains in Henderson, and happily
several have met deserved fate. The
people are still on the alert, and the rascal
il to be pitied who falls into their hands.
- c. w. Fisher and w. E. Shepherd
have assumed editorial control Of the o.
kaloosa Herald. and their salntatory proves
them to be true patriots-earnest in their
friendship to the Government in it's terri
be struggle with the tends of treason, and
in its efforts to subdue those who desire
and aim at its overthrow. These gentle
men, we observe, have been three years in
the army, which is sufficient assurance that
they will do their duty in the present re-
sponsible position they occupy. We extend
to them our kindest wishes. Il.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

POLICE CouRr.-HaETison II. Shaw ~
brought before Justice Wilcox yesse
ilay for drunkenness and disturbing Nv
school meeting Monday afternoon. ~
was fined 90 and ooets; but INTENDS % -
peal the CASE,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18
THE CITY.

- ~
"a A resident of Flint River township
brought load of hay to this city on Friday
last. bat before selling it imbibed too much
OF the ardent, and upon re-mounting f1s
load and attempting to drive away man
aged to oYerturn it, the whole falling
upon him. he was rescued, but slightly
bruised. Meantime ehis horses went on
home with the wagon, leaving hi "a and his
hay behind. Upon emerging from beneath
the hay he remarked that he ''felt dsscour-
aged.'' s
@-The wine produced here from. the
Catawbs grape, is acknowledged 10 be the
best made in the United States. It closely
resembles the '"Rudesheimer Berg" Of the
Rhine. There are several large vineyards
in this vicinity cultivated by Swiss and
German wine growers, and grape-growing
is increasing very rapidly under the slim
!llus OF the increasing demand for wine.
q FROM TYLER, TExAs.--We had q call
yesterday from Captains Fee and Gedney,
Of the 18th Iowa, just from the prison-pens
At Tyler. Texas, seven days from New Or
leans. They are greatly rejoiced to get ont
of Dixie-give the same account Of abuse,
cruelty, and short and poor rations which
all our prisoners give. The men Of this
regiment, 23O in number, have been ex-
changed and will arrive here to-day on
their Wav home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-11
Auction Sales,
~ ATE, AT AUCTION.

On Thursday Morning next, the 18Th at IL
o'clock, at my auction room, oyer j E. D9ug-
LASS Grocery Store / shall offer varied a; as"
s sort of GOODS, including House5holo'
Kitchen and Office FURNITURE Cloths3 Jas 81
1narns Vestings, Carpenters Tools, Coal Oh
LAMBS Ian Lamp Sh AIDES and Chimneys Allspllce,
To I Mustard, Cloves, Stablers and other
Eypectorants Painkillers,, Syringes; Trusses,
P I91 brushes Hair Oils, EXTRACTS Tinctures,
Ground Stopper Glass Bottles, Covered Glass
Jars, and many other ARTICLES IN the o NJ
line. JUN Il u I:2
.iv l1-2t A.uCLloIleoI.
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DTJ BLIC S 4 i = .

-, Will be sold at Public Auction on
R$j Wednesday,, the 9Th Dug Of Septsna6er 1863,
81 Il o'clock, a. NJ, in front CT the Mayors
Office, at the Market Building the following
i The three-story BRICK BUILDING, tin
roof No. Is, King ST., Alexandria. Va, now
occupied by lLessrs Grossmayer & Co., and
fronting on King street thirty 800 feet, ten
and Quarter (104) inches and extending
southwardly one hundred 1OO) feet, to q
twenty (20) feet alley, with the right OF way
over said alley, and subject to al annual rent
charge of about one hundred and twenty
(l2O) dollars. This location is inferior to no
other in the city as place Of business. The
store room occupies the whole 'front.' and ex~
tends to within about six feet Of the Southern
extremity It is fitted up for an extensive
dry goods business, and has always been oc-
cupied as such.
2. The undivided one fourth part of lot Of
ground on South East corner of Madison and
Fairfax Streets, Alexandria, Va, fronting
South on Fairfax Street Sixty CO., feet and
extending eastwardly into the Potomac River,
to the Port Warden's line
g. The two story brick dwelling house and lot
of ground. No. 70 Prince Street. Alexandria,
Va. fronting on Prince Street, twenty (20)
feet, and running back northWardly, one
hundred Q00) feet, and now occupied by Mr..
John Arnold.
The terms of sale will be as follows, viz: One
third of the purchase money in CASH, the re-
mainder in four equal installments, at three,
the day of sale The deferred payments to be
secured by deed of trust on the premises.
The title is believed to be unquestionable, bot
the undersigned conveys only such title as is
vested in him as trustee.
ANDREW JAMESON.
Trustee for Bryan, Adams & Co.,
je 7-wtaugl9 and for Bryan & Adams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-11

EXTb IN f FA4krA x c06aT7HbZ
virtue of a deed of trust, dated the LIST day Of
January, 1860, executed by William Bright
and wife, duly recorded, the und ersigned sub
stituted trustee, will offer for sale by public
auction, at West End, before the front door Of
the 10th of July next, TWO TRACTS OF
LAND, CONTINUOUSLY situated on Cameron run,
in said county; one containing rs acres, one
rood and seventeen poles; the other ty-three
acres and one rood. Terms, Cash.
GILBERT S. MINER,
je9--2awts Substituted Trustee.
~ The above sale has been postponed until
Saturday next the 18th instant, When it will
take place at the place above specified, at 10
a. NJ, GILBERT S MINER,
~ 10--eotd Substituted Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-11

T e " E l. 4
Having obtained the services Of a first rate
JEWELER, am now prepared to executeall
orders for repair Of Jewelry, expedltlously,
and in the best manner SatlsIaetlon var
ranted. D.: .. y q NJ ~ ~ y,
jy 5-tf NO. 80, hnlg o6reeO
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Werefer our country friends, who are now
visiting this place, for the purchase OF sup
plies, toour advertising columns forinformation
asto where they can. purchase goods, &c. We
would be glad to make the Gazette general
directory in this respect, for the information OF
purchasers. Every man who adYertises in the
Gazette will find that he has made a good IN
vestment, and received profit.
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Wants.

WANTED "A good WOMAN COOK.
w None need apply except those WI no can
come well recommended Best wages q ven.
G. L. ARMSTRONG,
July 11-5t#] No. A, North Royal Street
WANTED Some honest, steady, BOYS,
w to sell and dist1 butte, every afternoon,
copies of the Alexandria Gazette. Apply at
this office. jy ll-3t
WA 1.-TWO GOOD SERVANT
w WOMEN, one a cook, and one washer
and ironer, to serve in family in the country.
good home with good wages. Enquire at
this Office. je 26-2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-11

Gold, in New York, to-day, 1898.