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HURD Il HOUGHTON.
II NO. gs BROOME-sr., " Y,
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Prshn Youug hi Numerous NSrs snf ttiife
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Price. ~
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reotions by WILLIAM A. N"E"SS = '"A ''"'' '''''
"a -sIAKFsPFARF's DELfNEATIOSS or INSANITY. IN
pTtfIIff AND SUICIDE. by 4. o. kEiL0S0 NJ D AssiAnt
PhyscGn Luua,ic Asylum Uuca, ~ L. 70 l!mo CLOTH
sut tops 81 IS
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PROFESSOR BLOT on COOKERY

In the second number ofTHE GALAXY commenced e'e'
Of article. Cookery Prof BLOT the wesnown teacher OIL
art These article, will be made Of great practical value to every
family.
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CORPORATION Notices.
CORPORATION SALE OK REAL ESIlIE.

PrrBLIC notice - HEREBY GlyEN Thu, The sale Of Real
49, ~ the Coronation Of the New York will be concluded
Tis the n hause ssesTcoms NO. IA bi'@a"sS sA"
con al ~ O'clock IA
CORPORATION NOTICE.-1he Committee on
" Road. q Bosd Of Aeraen VII meet IN Room No Diy
lisu on THURSDAY the 2iih int Il 2oeiock ~ we
D. pose nvesraus the beci Of Milling m al the nhe 10y.
four'h end fth Ayfnne, y.r'bh sa sty
t fe,t. lnamuch the Doari OF Couucnen lave &C ed
fyobly proposition and passed the ne1eiy
the wors This wi probably be th i'
Afforded Bpres.ns views q 90 es',o rnrI
fof or against before hna seton ,Aeh py r
1onnril oil Roy tord 10 De
ps 9ned tine ad place. "iuo1t s"s' n''
n ailon f,.
\
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

NOTES on THE HISTORY or SLAVERY IN MAssACHU'
SETS. BY GEoEeH H. MooRE. Librarian Of the \ w-i9tk
Society. md Corresponding
seti. Historical Society. 9vo. 70. 2d D. Appleton Co.
Although Mr. Moore says at the outset Of his WORK.
there is nothing in this history comfort proSavery men
anywhere il cannot be denied that it shows tho early
records Of the Puritan commonwealth to have been lar
moro deeply stained with injustice than even such carefnl
students az Mr. Bancroft to have imagined In his
minute tracing Of the laws and customs Of Slavery in
Massachusetts Mr. Moore shows that human bondage be-
gan in that colony about the time of the Pequod war-a
few years after the Puritan settlement and that it was
recognized on the statutes early 1911 being expressly
sanctioned in the celebrated "Code Of fundamentals
Body of Liberties" the first collection Of Massachusetts
laws-a fact which has been strangely overlooked by the
best historians and jurst This code entities Massachu-
setts TO the bad eminenco of preceding all the other
colonies in such legislation Our author controverts the
statement Of Mr. Sumner in his speech in the Senate in
1854 aud of Mr. Parcy in his History that 10 person
was ever born o slave the soil Of Massachusetts, and
quotes numerous 10 prove that the children Of
slaves prior 20 the Constitution of $780, followed the con-
dtou of the mother lie examines several points Of
colonial history bearing upon his subject and in the light
Of the new evidence which he has collected exhibits them
under an aspect quite different from that which they have
hitherto worn. His work is the product Of extraordinary
diligence and acRteness in research, combined with great
candor and literary skill. Its mechanical execution is too
beautiful to be passed over without special praise and
would do credit to the best English publishers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

GARDEN FLOWERS HOW TO CULTIVATE THEM ATRs.r
AsSrAIs IlsRsAcE9Us AD EEaDiSa [ts s f.oy and Gar
dsn3 syo, PIP 354 Boston: Ii!ion Co.
Tho above title gives but imperfect indication OF the
value Of this sweet volume which by the publish
e in the same artistic the rest ofthc screso similar
works which they publishing The author modest
" SAYS che can lay butltile claim to originality Nethnk
solomon expressed the same idea yet his works have been
read with as high satisfaction though he had never said
.Thcre is nothing new under the SUM-" If Mr.. Rands
hook is not original in its separate parts II is us whole,
and extremely interesting and valuable it is too as book
Of reference and instruction to every eah-worker and
Rant grower The subjects alphabetically arranged,
and every plant mentioned is described in the brefost pos
sibe manner giving its history size season. culture color
of flowers botanical and common NAME and order 10
which each class belongs II viii be great convenience
TO many adults as well as youths to be able TO find instant
w the botanical name OF any plant Which they nave
heretofore known only by local and often onandish
name; for instance "Jack in the Pulpit" "Wild Ayum
or "Irdian Tunip" This is ArisGma triphyum of the
order ARAcrR a wclknown medicinal wild plant, native
Of this country But if spoken of in Europe under either
Of its true common names, who would know what was
meant
"Garden Vegetables" by Fearing BUR-, r published
bv Tton g. Co., is selection from "Feid and Garden
Vegetables" heretofore noticed, of such things as are
more particularly applicable TO garden than TO field cul-
,ure We think the selection must have been somewhat
dicnlt as we find in this volume many things just as
appropriate for field garden oulturc for instance rua-
bagascarrots bees beans cabbagc corn, cucumbers TO-
matoos melons onions potatoes, pumpkins, etc AS al
the things mentioned in this book in the larger vol
ume it will not DO necessary for those who have that to
purchase this. For gardening purposes only this, being
the smaller and cheaper volume, will be preferable.
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l,oppoRArIoN NOrIcE.-puhlc Norice /. here.

CORPORATION MOI lCf.-Iupic Notcc i Hclc,
given owner occupant OF occupants OF 81
mimpoyei lands Affected thereby;
that tie us ents have COMPETED ana arc useo
h lie oAce Of Board Of Assessor Tor examination ~ az persons
irt,res'rt. viz 49, a,i.... ..~.,.h
regulating and WIN sone
street, fnuiP PARK q Madison
- Fof passs wh Thirty ninth street between Lex
~ - p.s 18th rsg block. Forty is,h nom Fourth 20
IL ringfnn
1Uh regurF grading setting curb sd gutter end h'sns
ciyrrfyr,geuh sigcsi from second 20 Fourth avenues
b. Assessment. include u ne several
grund -"A rerraia of a"f
= .iuafrion Il
L.. Both street to the extent Of hai TIC
blo,k between Psrk aud Madison avenues
o on boih ,ir OF Tynnih street 70 tue extent
Of hAf H.. block LsInzo aud Fourth avenues
the boh sides Of Forty SIKH .ifrr TO the extent o.
hart he ocEbe Lexington aud Fourth avenues
On All sides Of seventh street TO The eI
Of hal the Second 20 Fourfh avenues
sfrcfed aboNenaed Asses
oI.sed 70 the either OF the are re-
q1rd 10 prsseut hrirv writing 70 Of heSgnioi-
ssn~d their office No - Chanbsfs street Basement Ne" Ool
uot a.. vii lin thirty liv, the da'e Of this notice
5PsSiR s p ;eSS$So'rR, Board Of ASSESSOR
u Il My II lal.
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MGtbinerp.

DRICK MAKING MACHINES. Brick Presses,
- Tenperng Wheels Tile Machines. Castings for Coil hn al
lar r. l.. CONNELL Co,
No. i8tt Germant0wi-aye. Philaie phia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

STEAM ENGINE for SAlE-Oae SECONDHAND.
- low $50 horse and boiler % nch cylinder
De
nns at the Russell Manu'lcglng Company Gieeo
frd Mass Apply NOODRUFF BEACH Hartford, Conn
- EIssELL- M---l- ---rn- Nnn-.-y L--e.n-rl M-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

NesFy Ready. ...
CARPENTERS SIX MONTHS Ar THE WHITE HOUSE"
| vol limo. fnce ~
Fariy order, solicited
Cop, Books sen, By mail prepaid Oh 'eoi prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
ri'HE HARRISON BOLER safe Steam Boer-

d II ~ ~
Generator combines essential advantages in
ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION IN hssf cost ant cost
fcy cleaning
portsiion possessed by any other boiler. -.
formed OF combination % cas.ron totow phee ac sh
inches diameter and 'hrsgth Of an inch thk Thess
pe, are together wronghtrou Dol. With At the enis
strongest known; ifs strength % resist nitna pre-
ia by punching yetns, which
the of the wroughro boiler plate OF ~ pr ent
Every boiler tested By hyolur ~ go pounds 70 me
inch. II CANAuI BE BURST UNDER ANY PkACllOA
BILE STEAM PRESSURE.
CYLINDER in ordinary boilers every
No other
this property OF relief under extreme without injury
g. itself ana tlus preventing disaster.
il not a~ctdl by corro,n which destroys the wrought
fuel equal the best hoe ar from the s extent and
heating surface, from the waved line
the which thor5n lilly mixing the induces 5ettes
combustion and breaking the hme the beat 20 be more effect
uay absorbed than Ia the ordinary tub alan cylinder boiler
gees up quickly aud with title fuel IL produces
without AID j. not liable 70 ptmns
foamug fanspoEtel aad be taken epegt that
piece than % pourd In de-l bsces OF
ths largest boiler be put thOlg oneug foot
readily eanCd inside nd ont Under ordinary circumstances
kept free ron permanent deposit by blowing tie ~ae entirely
under l week IL requires speeis AL In
its cement Injured pats be renewed With great cy
they uniform In shape AMI sire When renewed the enis
boiler remains good The greater OF the boiler VIII
lcYeI need reneWs urlu-s unfairly used
boiler b. increased extent by simply eddng % lie
Tex ~ s i h.s .ss vsggt ard takes es' tsss
ouehs ground ordinary yat boiler hou being
increased hight knd Of fuel may be Used from the noa
coal dust There leo Of these ees
them the be.t'es bhments IN England ad
IN this country Drawings aud spechcsoas free Of charge o. cur
cnas OF prices sdlres. JOSEPH HARRISON Harrison Bosf
Morss Glays Ferry Road adjoining unted states Arena fn
ade'phia. Pa
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prlntrna.

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS. No. l0i Fulton.st.--
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS tsni LABEL MANUFACTURE
ERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

GAME BIRDS or THE NORTH-An entertaining new book b.
r. RoosgvEIr President the spo,ucns Club nd antno
Of the North" Superior fhins &c fnce -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

hNE HlDRAD DICNlhES>, 4V ID. plalth' IolH
~ ram with nuaps One Grg, Dicks paten; shear Draw
ng Bench, Roll, and ohcr Machinery. Apply 20
H. n. CASEl No sol Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

Josh BILLINGS HIS BOORA rich. comic volume. con
ausLble sayngs TroveIb and good hih sr,
by Billings One OF The most conn., boos, P'D'o
In AInerca Full OF humorous fluctuations Pfice ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

IN PRESs-Rensn', new book, THE APOSTLES ln-t
H.iei IN Pors. ALEC FORBES" by oEoRSh MAcpos
JOSEPH H." translated from the German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

BFYMINsTRE-A splendid Englh novel, by the author
The Scr- Woman" This cspital fiction j. being ftah
Thousands Thousands Of the best novel readers ahIoad ha GU
ating gree. sensation. Price - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

These books are al beautifully bound IN co,h-sre sod
wi ere-and wall be seat by mail pe.sse fee on fecet o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
IAYEN a BACON'S PIANOS.
L "A l..ll

=.
y GRAND SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
have taken 81 Premiums pncpd fars Ia TN, country
and In add,oa thereto PnEs Media the Grand intsaA
tion, Eyhbon London Ia competition with IoO pianos iron
al paris o. the world 49, A., - 49,
nent and warranted for years Waerooma Nos ana !"
Pss,F ourieentt-st. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

FVNHE MAsON x HAMLIN UAbINEI UhUANo,
4 -FfFTY TWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS or other HIGH
Est PREMIUMS been awarded NJ H. within lev ys.sss
SEVENTEEN within the .I ior wsrAs iot ihH DIoi
ISsPRffMESTs ofTHfs GENERAL CLASS. -
Printed testimony presented heir circulars from nofe thn -
and Ia the that fHB
MASON HAALIS CABINET ORGANS ARE UsEQD ALEo
Prices $40 500 MsreIooms No 80 broadway Ne"-f'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
I'VE BRADBORY
uYHE WEBER PIANO.FORTE

4, called tue BEST INSTRUMENT MADE By al the leading
musicians ohis city and kewhee lei pFonouneed BY ne Naons
Piano Forte Association. trial in their with the he
man ltac,urers Of country emaeny the BKsF PANo IN
AMERICA and used by the Conservatory Of Music snd other hss
music school. sto,eeg Of their immense eqnshJ
,eue., and brAncy elastic touch AID durability
WARFROOMS No 40 Broono-st, Broadway.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-09-01

~ " "''''''-'
ZS''' Fse' " h'ss OA~ F'@nS' assSd-
YAK haaler foses'
''--'' '>'s'
fS0ugh Locust iFerl&Ils,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-09-01
Commercial Advertiser.
Let az Pass.


Re No. Ewil 10 take off, -nse;
Let it pass
Anger : a he to sense
1t ii pass
Rrood not darkIy DER a wrong
Winch -iil disappear er- iongs
Rather sing this CHEEKY soug-
Let it pass,
LIT i, pass,
Strife eorroies the purest mini;
Lit Il pass,
- the unregarird wind,
Let it pass
ANY vulgar souls that live
May condemn without r~prieve;
'Tiz tae noble VINO forgive
Let Il pass,
Let il pass
Echo not an angry ~orIi
Let 1t pass,
Think how often you have erred;
L-tit pass
Since our j1ys must pass away,
Ike the Ieadr5Ps on the spray.
Wherefore shou.J cur sorrows stay
Let them pass.
LIT them pass
Ifsr good y,l've taken i'll,
Let Il pass!
oh te Kind aud gentle stiII;
Let il pass
Time AZ last makes all things straight,
Let us n: resent, hut wait,
And our triumph shall ~ Ereati
Let IL pass
Let IL pass
Bii your anger 20 depart,
LIT it Pas~
Lay these Innely words to heart,
Let It pass -
Follow not the giddy throusi
I.-tt~r he wrousrt than Wrungi
Therefore sing the cherry song
Let il pass
LIT il pass
-IH the Year Round.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-09-01

n1-,f-s "trts. vH.r a~esas8 ~ go slo,r.s
f.sessar rsre- s,igtr-~r-
ne 80 Tss1 par5 -r ..s-sa. attr--r-g.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-09-01

Hawaiian Marriage Certificates.
price 81. rhn poHhN
4 NuIINtG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-16

w trous boy from Philadelphia. II years old. at any
light business Is good writer and smart figures he
sides with his parents and not afraid Of work Cali at
address No. South 3D. st., Williamsburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28
tls'.,,IE GAZETTE.
510NDAY EVENING, MAY %, 1866,
i 6IAN PRESENTED AS A NUISANCE BY
IN - 49, RoARD OF HEALTH. His

i !, lAs PRESENTED AS A NUISANCE By
:sz4 Nav YonK BOARD OF HEALTH. His
*ocde is barrel, around which he spreads sew
,-rl 6lsby old carpets on the tare rock. On
;:lese lie sleeps, and during the iuclemcnt
:7ssther he thrusts his head and shoulders into
80 barrel Adjacent to his abode is pile Of
cla- Lumber sufficiently elevated to allow his
Soss 60 crawl underneath for rest and protec-
ion. All this is surrounded by baskets, bar
xels, pans, and boxes, containing decom posing
bones, lobster shells, fish heads and tails, dead
cats and dogs, grease, and every conceivable
kitchen refuse, swill and garbage fshed out of
CUTTERS and so-called ash and garbage boxes,
All OF which mixture, Or part thereof is stewed
OF cooked in mixed state by said Kranchi in
the open air, amid a sharty population; and
nhen stewed or cooked is eaten by Kranchi and
h;srunerous dogs Evidence is not wanting
&C prove that he has eaten the dead rats and
CATS found on the public highways, and that be
kills his own dogs for their meat as food when
&C other nourishment is at hand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28
ii. TAYLOR s. CO.,

~. .. IL TAYLOR s. CO.,
-...~ 10. il, Centre Market Space,
Ere nov receiving their third large purchase of
LEW DRESS GOODS, among which are $
large AID bee utiful stock of Worstcd and Silk
Grenadines and Hernanis, from so cents up to
Else, q beautiful stock Of ENGLISH end
..79 ,Ch tACONETTS and ORGANIZES,
froI, So to IS cents per yard, -
i1oGamoiques, Leno Cloths, White Ground
Llp&css, Grape Martz. Grape Imperial, Bera,
qae, Gunsner poplins with many other new and
desirable Dress Goods.
LCURNING GOODS in all the new styles
alG qualities, and at low prices.
WAITE GOODS in every variety;
Else, q large and beautiful stock OF LADIES
SIX end CLOTH WRAPPINGS.
acop Skirts Kid Gloves, New Hamburg,
.GGgings, &c, &c.
Washington, my4-tf
TRUSTEES SALE,-By virtue of a deed
=. Of trust from Margaret Calender, bearing
date or the 10th day Of August, 1865, and re,
corded IN 1liber W: No 3, Folio S07, of the land
:ecc,ds Of Alexandria County, Va, the under
s;gna1, as trustee therein named, will sell at
30hlc auction, Oh SATURDAY, the 10Th day
Of Nay 1866 at y O'clock m, in front of the
Layers Office, in the City OF Alexandria Va,
g certain Annuity or Rent Charge OF forty one
ground, situated at the n. " corner of Water
INC Wilkes streets in the said City Of Alexan-
Cris. IA front on Water street, ffty-two feet, 2
irches, and in depth seventyfour feet, with two
@e 4 fhsFsRn TfTHI fas trustee
g.1s~The shove sale, on account Of weather,
has Been postponed until SATURDAY NEXT,
=. nnc %, ut same hour and place.
~ 26:1w ALBERT STUART. Trustee
-i1I;AuoJlER: LAND FOR SALE!
10. !. Near Salem well enclosed, wooded and
-, oho,,t \
10 g Near Salem well enclosed, wooded and
natereG. Buildings good. Contains about AZ
.@.crcs =.
10 3. Near Warrenton and upon Carriers
,5ort ECO Acres. and susceptible Of subdivision;
10. 4. Near WurrentoH, heavily timbered
18th pine and oak ....s...
10 s. In PRINCE WILLIAM about - miles
:'>om Ihc Orange and Alexandria Railroad, with
comfortable dwelling and out buildings in COCA
r2pair Well enclosed, wooded and watered.-
land Of best quality, and contains about 900
.:c:ec. .e.. -..s ... ..-E r....
IDrly to r. T. SCOTT,
----ALES VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
- KENEWER has proved itself to be the
most perfect preparation for the hair ever offered
% yhu public.
II is & vegetable compound and contains no
injurious properties whatever.
II will restore gray hair to its original color
It will keep the hair from falling out
t cleanSes the seal and makes the haic soft,
l,strous and siken.
u is q splendid hair dressing.
RIO person. old o. young shonld fail to use it.
t is recommended and used by the first medi-
I'll authority.
SIX fog s3alrs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
81 CIV '''->' ~ r. P. HALL s. CO.,
".."." Nashua n. H., Propretors
FOR sale by all druggists my 3-2m
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VIRGINIA, to with the County Court
' of Fairfax county, May Rules, 1866, Chris
TOPPER Rotchford, asset. of e. F!fFaidley, VS..
p Main and George Goram, defendants-in
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THOMAS SINCLAIR,

ENHOMAS SINCLAIR, ~
CARPENTER AND JCINEh'
No. Is, South Water street, ~
(near the Bank of the Old Domlil,,oH and on
Is prepared to execute with ciSps:cni, Il. line,
the most reasonable terms. ali work u ''-
and salts faction warranted. ,ntry. 81.
He soliclts work from the adjacent c0sa y. ~ do
he is prepared to contract for building, 80 r-.Sr
any kind Of repairing. ~ -- 40,
:CMOKING AND CEEEl:'I ':.,~~::-'1' ]
4 Cases Killickinick.
S do knicl,erbockcr.
Barrels General Lee, y
20 Boxes Van Trump, Extra. =.
Is do Billy Watts. 50,
20 do W. r. Smiley |: nneT -4gSCG:ri.!C.
For sale BY MATfHs ~ s 9" 81 s5:.'h. nat
feb 2S-tf re L :. III -.
DUTTER.--A CHOICE s-t:.4lc &c gu Wy
y ed to-day and fo;' Gale os .E%;,Iirt:.5
-, u, aO-tf Opposite 1hl3 2:-E.- ~
TREsH COUNTRY 3 s s; 2: : - 8
ap26-tf ID y -Pp:si'' :
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To wAom 1t may concern Under the pro-
visions Of the Code Of Virginia of 1860, chapter
ST, sectionl7, notice is hereby given that on the
Court of Prince William county, the Alexan-
dria and Fredericksburg Railroad Company will
apply to said Court for the appointment of FIVE
disinterested freeholders, who, or any three or
more of whom, shall constitute q board to as
certain just compensation to the owners of
land upon the line Of said railroad, within the
said county of Prince William for such of said
lands as are proposed to be taken by said com.
pany for its purposes. r. w. LATHAM, 8;
ap 24-1aw4w President A. s. f. r. R. Go.
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ID Z n 0 Y a l.
SM DOT Il ERR Y

sMOOT q PERRY q aa.2
Have removed their Lumber Yard to Waters
Gs:Zimmernan' old stand, foot Of Cameron: st.
one square north of King where they will keep
on banda gencja assortment Of LUMBER; also
LIME NAILS, CEMENT, and CALCINED
PLASTER, all of which we willisell low for
cash. ap l6-eolm Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-28

GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
w M. 90 q o --LI-
IS, NORTH ROYAL STREET.
Has constantly on hand large and comrH2.e
assortment OF ..... .. ....
CHA NDGLIERS,
BRACKETS.
H.ARp3
PEN 3E.!::.;SG,
STATIONARY AND POHlA3D ,)H3?
LIGHTS IN TARIE"'>:
PORCELA1Ns,
-. PHOTOGRAPH,
MICA,
and other SEA G1jj .c
CUT. GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES;
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE. CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished I'D
fitted up with Gas in the most substantial end
elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c. p.omo'.
~ and faithfully executed; all at prices when
will give satisfaction. mn 90.
IN STORE AND FOR SIZE.
20 bush. Prime IIomn.
20 g Navy Beans.
50 g Maine Carter and Peach bio% 70
tatoes.
5 Dbl Silver Skin Chiors.
! SO bush Dried Apples.
500 lbs Loudoun Butte.
200 dozen Eggs
Hake, Cod Fish,
Eastern Herring, Potomac Herring md
Mackerel. fife q =. 6. SNElEA.
VnOTOMAC SEAD AID HERRING. -.
The subscribers have row on hand supply
Of POTOMAC SHAD and HGRHINC OF me
best quality, in barrels and in bulk: when sug'
ply will be kept up constantly, curing the lsn.
inc season. These fsn will be sold at the io|e:s
market rates All orders from the county il,
tended to and filled, as if the purchaser "ei WEI.
present; and correspondents will be prompt!
answered Particular attention paid to pe..'"S
up FAMILY FISH. m
on 7G-7n Fish Town.
TRich. Eng, Lynch. News. CharlottgesysL YIN
Chron.. Lcesburg Wash, :"arrentoD !nueA'
and Fred. (Md) Citizen awlm] ------
w W o 9 D.! yooD!H
BAKERS ATTENTION!
Z 200 cords well seasoned Pine Wood, su''s0''
for bakers use. a,,a
/ The best seasoned Pine Wood always Oh man,
and sold in lots to suit purchasers from ei'e wye"