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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31

EOnsl Fail 10 PrOem are M1rs.
WINSLOW'S SOUTHlNG SlRUP, for Child.
rem Tee,hng. II has been used for 10 year.
with never failing safety and success by millions
Of mothers for their children. II corrects acid'-
~ of the stomach. reli, YES wind colo, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comior'
to mother and child. Office, No. IS Dey street,
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31
nsUNNEWEu.1.s

nsasnI The claims for this valuable
Family PIN are beyond
that OF any other in use. A test Of them will not
only prove this, but the greater error Of GRIPPING
which has heretofore been called CHARACTER The
ECLECTIC PILLS never require over swo, and
seldom but oss for the dose. act ON the bowels
without the SLIGHTEST eRIrHe. point Of great
est Importance, particularly in
Chronic COmsalpaslon,
For which take single PHI every, or every
other night. They never produce debility aud
Cure Indigestion, Dyspepsia Head Ache, Liver
ma Kidney Complaints. Piles. Worms, Loss II
or Impurities Of the Blood, Loss Of Appetite.
aud NIL arrangements Of the Bowels or Stomach
Sold BY all Wholesale and retail dealers IN
Medicine
John L.. ssmmnewell. Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Commercial Wharf,
Boston, Mass.
Physicians or Dealers supplied in Buzz. For
nula and full Testimonials to this 0RRAr ALONE
pkSsLorMENr sent on demand.
y. ). BAlLORD, Agent Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31

PREACHING FROM The HOUSE Tors-A
street preacher, with more muscle than
brains yesterday morning climbed to the
top ofthe cne story building on the cor
ner of Ninth street and Central Avenue,
and with a stentnrian voice proceed +,
sing hymn, preliminary to the sermon
hc announced lie rs going to preach. OF
course he attracted the attention of all
ptescrsby; and when he began reading
his scripture lesson. his harsh tones dis
'u,br'l The quiet Of the Police Court which
wa- in session neal by. Judge Warren di-
r'cied an officer 70 suppress the noise On
being requested by Lieut. lIeiIerman to de-
sist. the preacher replied that be was
"bcying the Lord, who had commanded
him TO Go preach the Gospel from the
house tops He was told that it was tie
order Of the Judge he should stop "Tell
the Judge. responded the preacher, that
" st. Peter says it is better to obey the
Lord than man His light to freedom OF
speech, however. was disrrcaried, and an
other martyr was made by forcibly rcmov-
ing him from his elevated position -Cir-
ctuhatS G0zette, Oct. 30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31
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~ .s!a'la ,'tt' ~ y 'g'z' :

~ .a!.!'' !a!'ft ~ y 's'z'
.-17lr3A4
gzr staR 9sX iwrsEElss4An''
Time rolled along like the brook By shs dsss,
And the boy grew up p 80 49,;
Now. the Hermit had tr6nfssd hin, oNsn before
70 take him y 0A36aee chen.
So on. ssrs.ns whsn fell Indian summers deep
hase ir
Usr the forest oil stripped Of its leaves.
And The ssn looked slefs like world II blass,
And The wind gently moeasd Of ~ sfisfs.
The Hermit and youth sssrtsd Chisass.ward,
While the fresh hearted youth IN dsiight,
RIMS ahead ssd thss beck Ger The 0sse4ssvsrtd
swsrd, M,
TIL he's weary and foot-sors a sisht. y.
The arss thing they nav when they entered the
street,
Was lady In full walking dress.
With smile on her face most bswieehinsly
sweet,
That seemed lurking in sash raven trsss.
"what's THAR" cried the youth, "'tis N angel
knos,
This is heaven we've got thsrs good luck |"
Now don't be fool, said the Hermit; 'l.row
=" Yosv angel 10 only q dSch."
ooh well take pa~ home," said the youth
with delight,
let me catch it, and pat its sleek head,
What a quact for a duet rs she screamed With
alright,
Htit a raii,e he said ~ she Hed.
The duck in good ORDER" "fsli beck" Gerry asl
And the youth still kept mp the chase.
Till. ~ Randolph, he reached st last,
A.d h. au0 "Bard Of the pIees''
For you see the lady ran into WESTERN
HALL to claim protection, and the youth
followed in his innocent pursuit. Mssars. J
II. SSirH & Co., explained to the youth bis
mistake and gave hint SUIT OF CLOTHES
to buy him off. lie has since gwen up chas.
ing ducks. and gone to writing "Mschins
Poetry for J. H. Smith 4 Co., WssrEss
HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,, No. n Randolph
street, who have the largest, best and cheap
est stock Of thoroughly sponged Ready Aadt
'iothi'g in tho city; also, heavy stock Of
Piece Goods, which they make t, order
q"'ciiy, neatly and durably
Particular attention given to the furnish
ing goods branch.
mAr31 Adeod1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31

n 80. "n six industrious bows can End con
..,s"s s" - emP.oyment and good wages 1t the Da
"!~s. AZ Y o0'en Factory. JOS. SHIELDS.
Ptopristoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31
LATEST NEWS


LsusvnIs. Ky, 0et- sa-A olnA,s.
knewa = Polly White ~ esvss1si -
1T wsrk, b order Of Gen. 0hsetoea. ~
cent under guard 70 New Osjeons. ~
guard u authorized to uss III seeeeaafy ~.
ceatiea = prevent the sscaee q WhiHs. ~
aeatvse hi0 b Brig 0ss. z. Z. ohuoen
Provoet noAUhal 06nwal, Osp1esnsot u tn
Gulf. D
The charges aeainss thap sissssshavs s,s
been made koovn.
NAssvrLLE, Tenn, Oct. S0.-A hieh,v
important case will coale before Judge Tvire
Of the Federal Court, n day q two. in
ern Confedstacyr waa . = (adj Govern.
raent. RsesuaS tov7SD WIN - nossd u
me case Of Dick Nc ann. ~ 10 bsisss q
Knoxville for setting on adrum- Lead court
martial, by which Union man was hong
during the war. The ples will be founde !
on McCann's parole. Bail has been refused
At Knoxville.
NEW YokK, Oct. 8l.-The speeisls IN
the morning papers contains vsry little
news.
The steamer City of Boston, from liver
pool 18th, via Queenstown, arrived this
morning
Lord Palmerston is dead. Lord Palmer
ston had been seriously i'll for some DAYS
from the effects Of cold. The symptom,
had been very alarming, but he began in
proving, OH tle night Of the 18th, however
y bui. stir was issued to the feet that h,
had become worse since morning, and tina
it could not be disguised that be was verv
seriously i'll. Iei,grn,ns we're CONSTANT,
being sent to the Queen 1t BalmOral. Lore
Palmerston would nave completed his SIS
year on the Goth Of October.
The sensation news published BY thu
Times, that Mr. Seward recently sent pre-
| enptOry dispatches to France, continue /,
attract attention, but it was general regard
ed IS unfounded, and this view was con.
iirned by the Moravia's news. Tn,
Times contends that let this remonstranc.
France and America.
The Star pron0unces the Times news en-
tire!y baseless absurdity.
The Paris Tremps says that the death.
from cholera in that city were avsrasin,
300 day.
Cars OF Coop HopE, Sept. 18th.
B0auilo war continues, but M0ssek had
sued tor peace.
BOMBAY, Oct. Cotton materially ad
vanced. Cotton goods also ad .ancing.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Lord Pslmerston dice
on the 18th at 3 35 A. NJ,
Great anxiety prevailed yesterday I,
know the result Of his illness. Business o.
Stock Exchange and other quarters ~,
almost su> pended and deep and uniyersa
regret IS expressed by all parties at hi.
loss.
Earl Russell will probably succeed him.
Lord Clarendon has taken the foreign Of
ice, but nothing official has transpired.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31
COMM e r GAL.
Davenport Markets.

OrrTcs o. THE DAVENPORT DRnocRAf.
Tuesday evening. Oct. 81, 1865.
Receipts yesterday. wheat 1000 bush-onion:
y50 potatoes 2tt--oats poo
Shipments o1r Is, bbls--barley 26OO bush
potatoes 21u0--Cats 4vO-oniuns 1890
FLOUR. AT retail. No. l, $3.50 per Dbl.
WHEAT. new, 75c0r&l: OLD wheat,
81 .o"p 10.
CoRS. -Shcled, sound, plump and dry 2S@2ss
BARLEY 50M.5cncw
Oars. lsW2Oc.'
PoTAroEs-2sn3o.
UHIcSs,--20to
BUrrER. -4o6l5Qc
Eecs.--lsG12Vc
HAY-$10,uQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31

Mr. Ehen Tnaycr, of New York, is the
owner of plate. given to relation of his
hy the Gusts family, which once belonged
to Washington 1t is highly ornam, nte,l,
the edge having incloscd in wreuths The
names at fifteen States-the thirteen orig
mai, with Kentucky and Vermont In the
q inter-, surrounded with halo and under
lined by the motto Deus ct tutdD4n nI
iUo, Is an Illuminated W. b. sides its
beauty and historic value, This ielic is in
tercsilng on another account b. an acct
dent ii was broken in two pieces and sin
gularly enough, the fracture divided the
renel from the loyal States. The parts have
been carefully reunited by cement and riv
cts and the article IS as strong as before
May the reconstruction of the Union be
equally successful and firm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31

The Cloth Lined Collars made by the locGwooD Nae
usAcyrsiHo Co.. 10 sOufn TnIap faass, Pan Apks.
PA b-en in general since ISIS, and ith.
staining the fact that nu,usrous mi: ations them have
been they still rank superior 10 any Collar II ~
market.
They are lie only collar. lined throughput vith eioAA
with layer Of paper each side. ard shspsd nee
formers mouids, ~ TO 1T the aoe Space
for DIE fhe peculiar process usea In hir snaa.
usacure mnkes them r~se~oe linen very closely Vhsa
finished the hbe. Of the cloth ve the appearance 81
linen 20 III paper. They are very strong and do
u III button hole and are II. only collars nads
that can he turned both stdes WiehOue ~
button holes giving way and the PAPER srtne.
PARTIES purchasing collars viii b. careful % ~ the1
oh collar Is tamp-d upon the In ide-Loceseood ~
Co. Cloth Lined, sciM The trade mark eftAs d. asd
date Of Patents. DO he dscs,vsd BY the bxes Of
false repsesentao hut see f.r Noufsel. II the collar
'ssef u not stamped upon he inside shove, II d ~
genu"e.
tn. enormous demand FIR these soods Osrgsly ex.
ceedine that % any collar mad.) has kept them cold
ahead Of production, but with large smoun, Of new
,chhefy this Co able to 0i all orders prompt.
ly. either in Philadelphia or at any o. the Agencisa
In addition 10 q ese best standard goods evera leW-
er CRATES OF Colixvs ave c instantly in stock.
the Lockwood Mfg. Co a.e he licences uuAei
Hunts and Lo kw' DDS Patents, (ne Hrsf PnpeS
Collars ersr issutd) and " pur. hasius these aeodl
pas,is avoid dir uities and law suits. which
kes q paper collars, ich inffing, one or more o
these Pa,c.ts. THE TRADE SUPPLIED ny
w. T.. & T.. ID. LOCKWOOD,
eoLE AGENTS FOR LOCKWOOD MgG co.
96S, 49, 4 35o =. I'D street, lshlla,
OR
Chas. h. Lockwood, % Reade street. NY.
} bowman Bro, cor Pearl Walnut sts Cincinnati
Bowen Bros, 10 : 81 Lake street. Chicago.
Gill Murphy. 70 Ma street. II.
Cambridge Go opp 'u'svil. Ho-t, Louisville, II
Mscrsm Curse. ~ Fifth street. Pltthurg. ocl6d1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31

New York Market.
Nsw YoRA, Oct 81.
Cotton 57@5sc midling.
FLouR.-Better &s e50s.90 RHO.
WnEAr.-l.74@l.75 Chicago Spring.
CoRS.-Quiet. sS@90 for sound mixed.
Osrs- Heavy. 55M57c Western.
PcRE Firm. *33 75M34 rs new Mess,
WrisKEY.-Quiet. ~ STAG IS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31

Mahmud Bey, astronomer to the Viceroy
OF Egypt, has published an interesting
Treatise, with the view of proving their
dates from their connection with Sirius
the Dog star The late viccroy, Said Pa.
ava, ordered him To work out his problem.
lie found the exact measurement of the
largest to be 23l metres to the base, and
AS 40 from the ground to the apex Hence
follows that the sides are at an angle of 81
degrees, 45 seconds. Mahmnd Pasha found
that the angles Of the other three pyra
mIds. near Memphis, were on an Average
inclination Of 81 degrees The fact that
the sides of these monuments are placed
exactly true to the four quarters of the
globe, seemed to point to some connection
with the star, and Mahmud Bey found 81
rus sends his rays nearly vertically upon
tie south side, when passing the meridian
of Ghizeb. lie then found, on calculating
back, the exact positions the stars occupied
IN past cen'uries-that the rays of Sirius
were exactly vertical to the south 81 lie al
the Grea Pyramid. $500 b. c. Sirius was
dedicated to the God Soths, or 10th Anu
bis; and hence the astronomer deduces
that the Pyramids were built about 1900
b. Ca date nearly coinciding With Bun
sens calculation. who fixes the reign of
Chops ut thirty four centuries before
Christ Lond0n Bnilder
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31

Bay DR.. EAsterly = Family Med
clmes--ihe hest I'm the World.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31

~ UU1DuoSS
4 geatlsnan Of PAfisdslphia, who hss
just returned ftop sojournof ssus v,she
IN The esathesS States, during Which tiA,s
ne paid visit TO the PAnsh Of 81 N.rv'a
IN L ss1!a9e & Xhioh place be saw The
ISLAND ofiAoant<f " salt, which - ben
neforasoticed = Icse Of tAs. irussurco Of
the supply Of the Southern Confedef.cy
during the lest part Of the lsts. VA. eives
the following escts: .l9.Vs
!, The name Of the island il Petit Aunce. -
and consists Of hill, q some poiote leo
ieet nigh. containing about 2.2<O dcres ~
iano, surrounded by the wss~rs Of bavou
vermiiIon, situAted about aim miles fru1tb
vermillion Bay, in the above named psr
Although salt hus been manufactured
upon the island for many year, yet the dis
covcry OF tue mines was not made un,;i
1888 and tteyi were only worked .l,y A.
C"nfederates for period of about three.
months previous TO its occupancy bv our
troops, and during this short space IL tim.
II Is estimated that the quantity taken ont
was not less than 2O,0OO,OOO pounds by
means Of rude. machinery.
The quality OF the article is very super
lor (v9 1907 pure salt, and 40 far "A tests
nave been made, the deposit seems mex
hanstloie, and premises to be one of the
greatest developments If the age and con
sequently of great benefit to the nation,
Tor although the production Of salt in the
United Ssates in lS6O-was nearly thirteen
millions Of bushels. yet the importations
OF TINS article from foreign ports were
very large
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auTyAs H9I 81 :.
| MIS-. W1lgsL0W,
r. .1TLfnDHa.E cJic2Isg isf1s
.is..t,. sa.e u nse - ,ea4o
Asespsrissssa Nsrss saa t.nnal. pAysisias pre-
- ssstsse he asssassea = nsthsrs, hss
'ssa7atsss .zsr- ~ .4 q. <t4...l.. % -.
SOOTHING o. |! SYRUP
PoR CHILDREN rEErnue.
which greatly fseilitsAes the presses Of tessh,ne
y sofssnins me eunf, reducing al inasAst,ons
wiIlsllsy ALLPAlN and spssmodic action, spd i.
NJ a .s
Sssre g Rsgssssss the BesCels
Depend a.o. r. soshsr'. IL viii give re-. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31
Price, only 36 cents q Bottle.
The FIsrerre Nighteugase
Of tho Nursery.
A BENEFACFHEss.

The following il an extract from letter writ
ten ny the Rev. 4. Weiser to the HermaA r.
formed kssenyer, at Chanbersbnrg, PEG
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.9TKfh)aa.L fJieal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-28
The newly formed American Christian Com

The newly formed American Christian Com
emission. designed to take the place OF the Y;
IS Christian Commission, held their 1 n,
meeting in New York on Wednesday : Cn1eI
Justice Chase Bishop James and Jay COOKE
were present. They adopted a plan OF WORK. or
aiected George FL. Stuart, OF Phliaoelphla;,
gnermanent president, and Judge Chase anu
Rev. nrs. Kirk and Durbie vice presidents
The Georgia Convention has repealed the
secession ordinance and such other ordinances
s5f the secession convention as are neon patlo1e
with the civil and military laws and the au-
thority Of the United States Governmennes. y
resolution asking for the release OF oenelson
Davis was adopted by a large majority
The State constable Of Massachusetts has
issued an order directing all secular business 70
be stopped in that State on SUNDAY. 1nll -
done in compliance with State law ana reacneS
classes that have hitherto been consloeleu eA-
!. emnt from the statute provisions, sucn as
.barbars anothecaries, stable-keepers and eat
ing houses.
The Grand Jury of Queens county, New
porL have indicted R. J. Race, conductor Of
tho mail train on the Long Island railroad at
tho time Of the collision near Jamaica, tor
manslaughter
Two of the French Ministry, in a re
port to the HnpeIoL, piopooou "
national commission to examine the origin OF
the cholera, and to study the best means to
:srevent it in future
A convention of the assessors Of the Y. ;: IS
IN session at Albany, N. Y, the object being
30 discuss and concert measures for the more
Inform performance Of their duties, and
hstter acquaintance with the revenue laws
Che Masonic fraternity Of Columbia, >. O.,
nave chosen delegation to proceed to the
North to lay before their brethren the distress
ed condition of the fraternity in Columbia
and to ask for assistance
DIR. Worcester, the great rival of DR.; Noah
Webster, Of Dictionary fame, died at his resi-
dence in Cambridge, Massachusetts,, yesterday
aged 81.
It is reported from South Carolina that ten
Wade Hampton has been chosen Governor by
a large majority over Colonel Orr.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. B.
d. ssg5 ;s:sH, s:
ysa1S4


THROUGH By RAIL FROM WASHING
TON AND ALEXANDRIA, 10 RICH
MOND AND LYNCHB URIC.
NN and after FRIDAY, September l, 1865,
" the trains between Washington, Alexan-
dria, Richmond and Lynchburg, Will run
% ~ - TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington, 200 a. m. and 8.5 Cp M
= Alexandria, 735 a. m. and 800 p. M.
g Gordonsville, l2.3Op. M and .4Oa m.
arriving at Richmond at 5 p. N. and 8 w a. IN.
Trains re AIMS : N ( r - ''''
Leave Lynchburg, 6.45 a: N. and 7. Is ?; m
Richmond 81 100 a. m. and 7.l5
g Gordonsville, 1890 .. m. and 1920 a. N.
arrive at Alexandria 4.55 p. m. and $50 a. ~
Washington 80 p. N. and 5:25a ~
On Sundays leave Washington at $50 p M
only.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at a.
M, and arrives at Gordonsville at 1l.45 a. N.
Leaves Gordonsville at H. So p. m. and arrives
at Alexandria at p m. Through freight
leaves Alexandria at a. M, and arrives at
Lynchburg att 10 p N. Leaves Lynchburg at
Passengers for Warrenton will ia Ike the a.
m. train south from Washington, and the 6.45
q. m. train north from Lynchburg.
Passengers by the 6.45 a. m. and 7.l5 p n
trains from Lynchburg and the q. ~ and
7.l5p. m trains from Richmond connect with
trains at washington 1or al parts OF JIG ~ u I'll
and West
This route has the advantage over all others,
by having a continuous rail fr ON New York to
Lynchburg-405 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax Bull Run
Manassas, Bristoe, Catlett's, Rappahannock
Culpeper Orange and Gordons7il.e, where
many of the late great battles were fought
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the B. : 0. +. +. Depot IN
Washington, also at the Depot, on Maryland
avenue, Washington. q
Trains leave from the corner Of First and &
s''o0''' 'S''' =, ". Il. McCAFFERTY,
General superintendent
j. NJ BROADUS:
General Passenger Agent.
Alcxandria Sept l. 1865. sep l2-t1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-28
DRY Goods. Millinery, &c.
Co., GRAND OPENING OF FALL
a5 AND WINTER GOODS.
n D c,r0II,S NO l72 KING ST

(ABOYE WASHINGTON STREET.
The Ladies', and the Public generally, are
most respectfully notified that am now re-
FALL FALL & s. WE1NTERsToCKoF DRY GOODS,
consisting of the best assortment ever offered
in this city.
I have on hand, full line ofDRESS GOODS,
consisting of plain and figured Silks; French
and English Merinoes, all colors; black and
colored Alpacas; embroidered, plaid, and plain
poplines; Mouselaines Of all qualities, French
and American Prints, &c sc.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS have a
complete assortment Of Linen and Cotton
Sheeting and Shifting, Pillow Linen and Cotton
Table Linen, Damask Towels and Napkins,
qualities and prices. Flannels, &C. CLOTHS
and Cassemeres of all styles and from the
cheapest to the best; CLOAKS and SHAWLS
of the latest designs; Hosiery, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Embroideries of all descriptions;
HOOPS and SKIRTS, the cheapest in the mar
ket; Balmoral Skirts, Corsets, FANCY
GOODS Of all kinds Also, received, an ele-
CANT assortment Of BED BLANKETS, IN
which I can offer inducements.
+ would call especial attention to my as
ortment Of CARPETS, for which / have Mt
ted up separate room, and am able to show a
full line at all times.
toned, but I will only say that everything
usually kept in first class dry goods store, can
be found in my establishment.
A call from all in want is most respectfully
solicited by Is. SIOLL,
Mn. B.-Dealers from the country and far
mers are requested to examine my stock, as
can furnish them at the lowest wholesale prices.
oct 2-lm B. S.
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W KEITH ARMLSTEAD. " H. 'AooNH'
n Q T G B
~ NJ UNDERSIGNED having rented the Plaster
u ih e med BY josiah r. Davis, decd are pre-
n mll pM to furnish PLASTER Of best guilty
veil ground, either in l bags or barrels A0sr
oc eff 0AAl --
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WENTWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
" H-' Prince street, opposite the Post Office
The duties Of this institution will be resumed
~ the 18th Of September, Circulars may DC
ohta;ned from the PRINCIPAL, ,coropn
WALT AADEISA II $500 = 49,
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VICTOR BECKER NOD
PIANO TUNER AND REGULATQK
pairing Of Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons &C.:
&c. Orders will be received at NJ r. Robert
Reips Book Store, No. 81, King street; with
Mr.. John a. ParrotJ, and at V BIS residence
241, King street:
v. Becker also offers his services and long
experience in the business, to persons wanting
new Pianos, and wishing the advice of an able
and DISTINGUISHED Judge ap 1T
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1Ct70sTyG OUT \ DRY GOODS STORE:
I ! The undersigned will commence 70 sell on
his entire stock of DRY GOODS to-day, ana
viii continue till disposed Of He offers the
- iios Of Aeyandria and vicinity great bargains
as he has concluded to leave by New Year
IS cents: French Merinocs, the best quality
81 40: and all other articles in proportion. Call
and see him before buying eiseWhere | nave
also large stock Of C}osks and Sha AVIS Thich
| will sell cheap. o. -: :? lV 11.l
oc 2O--tf doors ABOVE Washing Soh
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azs~To,Ies look here. / offer for sale a Sc
7oct Stock Of CHICO ES at 80 cents per yard
lass than New York Wholesale price; also, a
beautiful assortment Of Delaines at 50 cents
sold everywhereat IS cents; and all other goods
belonging to the Dry Goods line in proportions
B. STOLL. 49, King street,
90 eff 2doors above Washington,
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Educational.
FILE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
u ALEXANDRIA,, Y a.

- n 117c TNSTTTTTTION is now open for the re-
,,ont;on Of BOARDING and DAY PUP PILLS.
1Thev are received at any time and charged from
''r NE best instructors in English Music, &c,
'i w. Musical Department, Vocal and lnstru-
,,.antal in Piano and Organ, is under the con-
1ro] of professor II. E. Hayden an experienced
"a Vocal Glass will be organized in the School
sn,nea;atelv and those wishing to JON II Will
please enter their names al once.
'oisl''l - MISS L. 3. CARRIER
"a &c Alexandria, Va
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x7017NG LADIES fitting themselves for
teachers. or those desirous of pursuing
BRANCHES a Of Elenena55 Of
higher english AncG1 i na n 90 eLcejenf c
t naS by a. Addressing E. snowden, j., or C. ".
Green