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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13
LOCAL NEWS.

gentleman from BerryviIle, Va writing
- the Baltimore Gazette, concerning the sale
Is Mount Vernon by the late Col. john 4,
washington, whose death is mourned and re
eretted by many friends in this city, says:
uMount Vernon never was offered for sale by
ro,onel Washington. Wnen asked if he would
sa,l rhe property, his reply was, that if the
limited States or the State OF Virginia Were to
otf.r him s2vO, 900 he would sell it under Ger.
.a;o restrictions. He even went SO far as TO
mil, sh in the public papers that the property
p p not 10 the market But SO great was the
Jes;re on the part of the public that the place
which was held sacred by the American people
reo,le should be In the hands of the people
- The United States, that great efforts
rrere made to induce the Government Of the
United States to purchase it. This however,
failed. Then the same attempt was made to
get the State Of Virginia to purchase it This
also failed and as dernler resort, the enthu-
s;asm Of the American females induced them
Fl form an association tor the purpose of max
;ng the purchase. This scheme finally prevail
Il. and the property was sold, under severe
legislative restrictions, dictated t.y Colonel
Washington, one of which LETT tie entire con-
,ol and ownership OF the cemetery in the hands
Of C,lonel WASHINGTON, tte.eby giving the lie
20 The charge that he had sold the inherited
b,nes OF the great. But, Messrs. Editors, to-
pit the crcwniog cap-stcne upon the reputa
tlon of my deceased friend, | will mention a
f,cr unknown 70 the general public. Whilst
This sulie:t Of the purchase OF Mount Vernon
Vas VAS agitating the public mind, it struck some
shrewd and calculating Yankees in the city Of
Biston, that there was money in it, and they
cent Al, agent 10 purchase lie pronerty, at the
largs sum Of $500, 900 aud the offer was actu-
aly made 10 Colonel Washington. But he at
once declined the offer. Where, amongst his
lraducers can you fnd one man who would
have valued his principles above 100000? ?.
# The defimcrs Of my deceased friend had gone
amongst the honorable and just Of our lad to
Iearu The true character Of Colonel Washington,
they might have been able to write his. ep:ta pl
a, amongst the pure, the honorable, the just,
the gifted and the truly noble of the land. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

Is=z=a TRUSTEES SALE.-At the premises
80 on the West side rt Faycttc stree, between
Cameron and Queen streets. in the city Of Alex
andria, on tn URSDAI: March 18th, 1856, 1T
Il O. clock q: H., | shall proceed 10 sci! at pub
lie auction for ca:i,: tn tbs highest bidder, :.
FRAAIE HOUSE. and a easchold, which en-
Lircs April lst, 1869, whc! were conveyed h.
ne by Fcnton Harris, by deed, bearing date
december End. 1863. and duly i'll the
Clerks Office Of A?cXandria County Court il
trust, to secure TO William Wallace the payment
Of ono hundred dollars. -. .ei-m. ...-.
. f,.b 5-Iis#: T. VI LOWE Tr,Istnc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

We have received from ourfriecd William,
If Virgins" whose bur y form, passing about
the streets Of this city mouth Or so ago. some:
OF cu, citizens will recoIlect-from his fastncss
beyond the mountains, a loog, interesting and
amusing account of the varied adventures he
met with during his late sojourn in this neigh
borhood His description Of the proceedings
he witnessed at the Freedmen's Bureau is
graphic, and but for his request that the whole
or none Of his letter be published, it would be
given TO our readers His remarks, also, about
the Overwhelming political Colonel of this
city, and the restaurant, where the mocking
bird is kept, and the kind treatment he reeeiv
ed from the proprietors of the Mansion House
all deserve publication; but his structures upon
that portion Of the Baltimore Conference which
lately held session in this cily-which pre-
vent the insertion OF the entire etter-are so
a. variance with well attestel facts, that We are
Induced to think they were written from notes
taken Immediately after his return from lis
visit to MIR Freedmen's Bureau he
terms the ipstitution-when his temper was
not iu lis most mild and equitable mood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

FNXTR AORDINA AIRY CHANCES IN REAL
II ESTATE.-W-c offer for sale the following
very valuable properties in ard 7"a" A!"%an-
tlria:-- ....- .....
The LOT 1T tho northeast corner Of, Prince
and Pitt stroccts, next west OF Farmers, Branch
Bank 81 feet on Prince and 81 on Pit; street
covered with small tcncIncnt= and no" occupied
b. p Park and others. i fair credit allowed.
The LOT south side Wolfe street, next east ii
the Orphan Asylum grounds is feet front and
1O1 feet inches deep, to Il nine feet a(lnY-:i.l-
proved by = frame dwelling. Cash.
4 large LOT south side Ming street, Il
Short distance cast Of Pcyton street. Casa.
About j. ACRES OF West End, on Duke
street and Shutters Hill road, divided by Tie
road which runs from King street 10 Duke BY
Behold This Is the only eligible property Tor Il
large railway depot, now to be had in the sui
u"bs Of Alexandria. \ liberal credit.
feb l0-cotf JOHNSTON g. LAitN +.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

1AO0 SACKS G. A. and FINE SALT,
lOOU in store AMI for sale by
NH elm Il. A. BREWIS s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

Ez#A FOR SALE.-Thc two story BRICK
E5aE HOUSE on King street. between Water
and Union, now occupied BY Joseph Br0ger.-
Apply to -. - B. f. PRICE,
nth eff for the Heirs.
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S100 REWARD!

DURE FRESH MILK from the country.
{ brou hit TO town every morning. Families
who wish to be supplied, will please leave their
directions with ..-,
MRS A. II. Johnson,
feb ll-lm No. 90. Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

CEWING MACHINE FOR SALE--A
y Grover& Baker Sewing Machine for sale at
NO. %. King street mn !)-:,t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13


In the Washington Board of Alderman last
ght the special order, the bill granting rain
privileges to the Washington and Alexandria
Railroad Company was taken up, and Mr. Ms
gruder offered certain amendments in lieu Of
those heretofore offered as follows
SEC 4. and bert enacted, That the said rail
road company shall keep its roads and tracks
level with the grade Ct the streets and avenues
through which they shall pass, and shall pave
the streets and avenues between the rail, and
two feet outside of cacA rail, with tie same
mstcria' that may be used ~ The Corporation
7ia paving streets, aud shall keep The same in
repair at ali times They shall send man
bearing red flag in the daytime and fright
red lamp during the night; in front OF each
train while passing hrough the city; and shall
besides ring large bell all the time, an! shall
also at night have brilliant rafle ctor il tront
of the engine attached tn each train. That all
trains shall be prohibited from crossing any IN
tersectng streets or avenues backwards: and shal!
not stop CT remain thereon, and the company
shall not lay any siding Or switch across any IN
ter:ectng st. or av- nue. h&tali lowing OF steam
whistles By engines within the city limits shall!
be prohibited, and there shall DC no blowing
off Of steam except such as shall beimperative-
ly required for working the eng inc; and i i?r
every violation Of any Of the provisions .! this
act, or any regulations hereafter to be made,
the said company shall forfeit and pay TO this
Corporation fine of fifty dollars, to be collected
and applied as other fines are, imposed ty tbs
Corporation. .., =,
SEC. 5. And be 1T enacted: That the said rail
road company be required to erect permanent
and commoiious station-house and freight dc
PIT on Maryland avenue, and Away; keep the
same in repair; and, also, that the said company
shall be required to fully protect the interes $
Of the city Ia regard to rates Of freight and tray
ell, allowing no discrim nation to be made against I,
it in favor of any other city or Locality 1ad
further, That there shall be required a publly!!-
ton of a freight aud passage tariff from Baltl;
more and from Washington to all points on and
connecting with this road The bill was made
the special order for next Monday night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

I s Police REPoRT-MAYoRs' OFFICE Mary
Schinewald, arrested atthe instance Of her hu$-
band John Schinewald, FIR drunkenness ard
cisorder,y conduct was discharges do on3 AZ
peariDg againSther. - "a 8. s, :. :, !.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE --Albz1l Wake; q
negro, charged with stealing coal from the yard
cfthe American Coal Company, was scot 10
the Work House for ninety days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

THOR SALE.-Onc Second Hand ENGINE
u of % horse power, Apply to JNO. JOHN
oTON, McDonald's Machine Shop, corner Of
Wilkes and ROYAL streets. NH lO-lw.
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BY JOHN H. PARROT, AUCTI0NEER.


3IOR SALE.--My farm, known rs Federal
l. Hill. containing FOKTY-TWO ACRES.
situated ore and half miles from Alexandria.
seven from Washington city. 1t is in good
story FRAME DWELLING BARN, Ess5!1
DAIRY, and all necessary out-buildings; =la#gl##s
we'll of excellent water at the door Good peach
and apple orchard. This place commands a
magnificent view Of Alexandria, Washington,
Fort Washington and Potomac River. and in
point of health is unequalled., -'.''
Application should be made at once, MS this
place must be disposed Of by the 10Th.
For further particular: enquire on the prem
iscs, or addres, MRS ANN i. HARPER,
Alexandria 7. o.
P. S---If not disposed Of before the 18th, the
same will, on that day at II o'clock N. be sold on
the premises. Also at the some time HOUSE
HOLD ard KITCHEN FURNITURE, Farm
ing implements, Wagons, Cows, small quantity,
Of Gay and Straw. 40 postpoDemcnt on account
Of weather. .---.. -.-..... mn 9-N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

The fair under the management Of the la
dies of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
the proceeds of which are to be expended in
repairing aud re6tiag that Church, opened
with great ec7at last night, in the handsomely
decorated rooms at the corner of King and
Royal streets. The tables are well and taste
fully arranged, the articles for sale and on ex-
hibition useful and attractive, and the ladies in
attendance beautiful and agreeable. The
opening night was decided success, aud al
who desire to while away a pleasant hour or 50
during the nights Of the current week can do
so by visiting this festival
The comestibles TO be obtained there are de-
liciouS-the' girls who can make such cake as
was sent us this morning will, beyond doubt,
make excellent wives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

tTOR RENT-Tho long established DRY -:
Z GOODS STAND. corner King and Pitt1:&li
Gets (adionins American Telegraph Office Is
now for rent II has been greatly improved By
two large ights-depth Of Store 100 feet
Also Four Offices in second story for rent. En-
cutie q -. '.-.. e.. NJ. TAi LOR.
mar Ii -.-...-. '..-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

We lear of the tota! destruction by fire on
Monday last Of the residence Of Captain J.
Blackwell Smith, near Walrenton, in Fauquier
county TWAS spacious dwelling, but recent
!yerected, and the loss is heavy The furniture
was mainly saved. The fire was accidental,
ard occurred in the day time but had made
large progress before it was discovered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

TOR RENT-Two dwellings on Columbus
Il street, near the depot, containing five rooms.
in good order. Rent low to punctual tenant.
+. L. WOOD,
feb 24-tf :@g No. no. King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

TOR SALE.-A SMALL FARM, contain;
l. ing about FIFTY ACRES Of Cleared Land
situated in Fairfax county, II miles from Alex
andria, on the Lcesburg Turnpike. we'll water
ed, and well adapted to gardening.
feb l7-lm# ISAAC p. SkIDMORE .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

FOK SALE-A FARM, four miles from
Il Washington, lying upon the Washington
and Alexandria Railroad and Turnpike. Can
be sold in three parts, Sc, 10, and - acres. I'm
provements, fine two story Brick Dwelling and
out buildings, valuable Orchard, Market Gar
acres of fine Timber View magnificent. Terms
liberal Address Rev. L. r. LIPPITT, Alex
andris, Va, or apply on the premises.
3 mar 1-aO3w#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

The fish market here Will, or ought 10 be
soon supplied with abundance Of fish, from the
landings on the Potomac Besides the shores
where the seincs are hauled, number of gil
lsrs are engaged in fishing. Alexandria should
be one OF the best, and cheapest fish markets in
The U. S. as i. is near to the places where the
h,h are caught, and the fish are brought Eere
az iltile expense for carriage.
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TAY FOR SALE, by JNO. 8. kNOA, Jr.
Ill No, 10, Union street ieo W"
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GOLD.

GOLD
New YORK, March l3.-Gold 1898
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ItUMMISSION FIR 81 LIZ Or REAL r.
( TATE AND BANK STOCk.--By an
tor;,v Of :, deere" nr lhc Circuit Court Of Alex
;.n.IrI0 county rendered at The November term
$50. ia The suit 81 IL. Johnston. guardian. IS
l. = r"ge q a., '' "9bcFsgn "o =, r rom H.
following valuable real o.iatc. situated in the
civ Alcxandria:
\ LOT OF GROUND. with 4 substan,lnl
Brick Narchou:c tilerv"l. On the south side, o.
E>ing street. about tin middle otthe square, De
~; ~" r.c s i;,; snI Thinning back - ect ::
inches ~ q - feet ally.
\ LOT OF GROUND, with :. StprG ana i7;;
Dwelling thereon. ~ ;he north side OF Duke!44
an. c.,st side :. AsAnh SIS. at In" lntersec'
tinI, - sid Streets.
\ SQUARE. ur :! acres u ground: hounQnd 6y
rnyClt". Princess ana IdENc StS. lNl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

GiIDER CIDER! Just received first
" rate quality 81 pure Apple Cider fo- sale
low. by the gallon, by JOS. T. JANNE1,
feb 26-tf 90 --..-. cor Prince and Pitt SITS
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NH 12-eetd
,DUBLIC AUCTION OF CAPTURED and
j ABANDONED PROPERTY.

L ABANDONED PROPERTY. .
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 8, 1866
VIII be sold under directions Of Wm. Sil1cy
Assistant Special Agent, Seventh Agency Treas
ury Department, at n O. II. King street, Alex
andria Va, OH Thursday, the 18th day Of
W1reI nert, at 10 o'clock. II. In a. considerable
lot of MISCELLANEOU PROPERTY, con-
ssting of Household Furniture Beds, Bcdsteads
T.be2, Bureaus, stoves, Rcfrigcrators, Books
Paintings Crockcry, Agricultural Implements.
Tanning Mill, Ploughs. and parts Of y Thrcsh-
ing Machine Vinegar and other property. Also.
\ l.ot Of GoTcrnment Railroad IRON. .'....~,
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
BY order Of II. \. RlSLEI, ....
Supervising Special Agent
NH l2-3t t " Washington, D. c.
VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.-Will be
Y sold at Public Sale in front Of The Mayors
Office, at - clock on Tuesday. Apri g. 1866,
the VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on the
North side OF King street, between Royal and
Pitt streets The lot is - feet g. inches on
King street. and IS feet deep. tho property Of
Scrcpta Lodge. No a. |. q. O. T. ......
Terms made known day Of sale. -s-.
GEO. X. WITMER
NH 10 ii President Board Of Trustees
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
n KITCHEN FURNITURE.-Wi be sold
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of March, instant,
ut No 81, south Water street, ut 8 o'clock,
Il valuable lot Of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture The furniture il Of good quality, and is
in good condition. j. A. STOUTENBURG,
NH 10-3ta Auctlonccr
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NH l0-lml --.- Charlottesville Va.
y1Oj 81 Il offer - sal" my HikhRl
& und DWELLING, 81 50. :. :"uth Fairfax
street. The Dwelling Is tnrec stories hi.n: hire
teen feat three inrhe, front. r;tiunG back >.ycn-
:y-six feet to All alley. There is connected with
the Bakery four splendid ovens and ~" bake
shops, large enousl Tor baking o'Ir hundred bar
refs OF flour per week. The 4 md is n The most
business part OF the city, and is suitable :ur uy
kind vf bu=incss. To any one viking 10 pu:-
chase terms will be made agreeable
feb 2S-tf JAMES II SIMPSON.
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HE0OH BUSHS. TURKS ISLAND SALT
cOUU to arrive and for sale by ~.
-''' 'HOOE & WEDDERBURN,
NH 9-lw ..---...-- Foot Of Prince street
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" EAST CAkES-lnvaIuabc to Housekcep-
L ers, and warranted to give satisfaction
just received and for sale by
ian 29-tf -.. jJANNEI & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

TUANO. e.-
VI No. ! Peruvian Guano in store and for
sale by [mh 9-lm] T. A. BREWIS IL GO.
DOR SALE.-A superior two horse SPRING
II WAGON half springs) suitable for mar
keting purposes. Enquire at this Office.
NH n--2t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dialogue between COmmOn.Hem and
Dgspeptie.

C0mmon-eeHse. IL IL possible for any
human being ~ enjoy life whiis suffering
from indlessti0n7
Dyspspn6, No more than IL il possible
% bs happy on the rack, speak from aKs
pefienae.
Common Sense. anpDaae, then, that a
remedy fog lhis terrible complaint IL offer
ed, under the guarantee Of hlnd reds Ut in-
disidaals III high social standing. who
hays tested The effect OF the article I'll their
own cases, lis IL not nRWiaa iH any one
afnlalfd with The disease 10 neglect giving
~ d LfiRlf #. 80
DyspeptiG. Enthusiastically, 1 admit
the pfeInlRes. What is The dSdaati0n7
! Common Sense, Give heed, li0HTETs
TEH's STOMACH HIFTEHs In sHah a
remedy, The evidence OF its efficiency as u
cure Tor dyspepsia H. pesiLiEe, cam plets,
hhnsniedl and ufidealablb, Have yGn ever
hAesftalhed ny experiment whether IL In or
~ not the ihfaiiibis cure that IL 10 claimed
10 beH
Dyspaptis confess that have not,
Com @hsssnss, Then you stand con-
viGted ~ fally by your own showing. III
Lhs same strong proofs that have heen adj
FAhesd LA favor OF tins great tonic had
bshn submitted % yaa with regard to any
business speculation, you would have gone
into ~ a once IL Health Of less import
anes Than the dollars aud cents which no
man can enjoy without Ut
bfapsptias NO, no, no thousand
times no, G0mm0nsR6ass, you are right,
viii give the isittera trial,
Lnmiaonsfasnse, DO SO, and / shall neyeF
more nave reason 10 address you as "A dys=
peptie.
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Notice 30 Contractors.

.r OofollHn laF, 1905.
FMyHHE COM MON COUNCIL. on rsae
~ city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals. until the Goth day of October
lhbh, for grading, gfaveling, and paving
The alley situated IA Block No 49, ia htotits
wells hnlaiEnment, and extending ffofi
Bond to Ann street. A.f'
lily order Of thu Council. 1855 34N I
A, NJ. MoGHiFF, Ciarle.
CITY CLERKS ONCE, October ath, le80.
ous dtd ft8 Union couy 4
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IMPORTANT TO TUE SICK.

We invite the special attention OF our
eaders 20 DR., Easterly'a advertisements,
Fhieh can be- seen Ia our advertising coll
INNS Or. Easteriy's Family Medicines
are deHafvehly popular, have "a rapid sale,
ave general satisfaction, ana are kept la
All the principal drag-atoreA throughout
has Western ana Southern States. IL will
20 seen that br, ifaatefly does not feeom-
mend one medicine 10 eufe ali Diseases
but prepares remedy FOR each particular
disease, which can be relied upon 10 cure
mayl0
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Notice to Contractors.

.,..4 OCTOBER iar. 1896.
VMVAE COMMON COUNCIL OF THaE
- CITY, ~ Hvhnhvtlle viii receive aeaied
proposals. until the 2Dth dizzy OF Oetoher
lsdu, for grading arnyellnwF nrd nsttste
the alley situated between tseen,ift fataii
Third STREETS, aud eNtendine frn,,, tt,,., ~ ~
towan Street. N'' $500 "
Hy order OF tile Council attt.
A. NJ. MCGRfFF, Clerk.
1iiy VlefkH ONCE October 9Th, ls0e.
oVn dtu ttnibn eonv
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Notice to Contractors.

sd OCTOBER lsT, 1900.
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF TmE
~ city OF Evansville viii receive sanied
proposals nntii the 2pth day of October,
issooi Tor Rfhding, gfaVeiing, ana paving
me alley situated In Block No. a. IA tha
ithhtefn Enlargement, and extending nom
Thlfd 10 Fourth street
Hy order ut the Council. oflt-t 4tsf
~. A! NJ. McGRfFF Clerk,
Ilty Clefh'A Offloe, October sth 1850.
'Np Hta Union coDy 4
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@g- c0LdATfs HONEY SOAP. =. This
celebrated Toilet Soap, IN such universal
smand, Is made from The CHOICEST mates
ais, - hfttsb ana FMoIf.IRaT ia it's nature,
HAdaAHfLF acHaTEp, anu extremely
HaEffotAh ia ita action upon tile skin,
on sale by druggists aud fancy geo6=
Ealrfs. hti9aI Nv
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Notice to Contractors.

FNHnaE COMMON COANCaH. spp TEua
~ city. OF Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until October 10th, lslIG for fir-
hishing materials ana erecting brick
athhlo ON the eofnnrut Third. aud Walnut
street. Plans aud apocifieatIons cnn ha
Heen at thia office, slI II -
Hy order ofthe Council a84.
"A. NJ, McGRtFF, Clerk.
~ ny olefhh uHtoe. October Sth, 1876. +
NV'"tP Inn -iILNI ILnlon enpN.1
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80 y - 1aGbmn4bfe .OBsb
Repairing Done at Short Notice.
$50 alftst0fH
lfV1oiAild,ieII "a ,oall p,aFFts foAlhfi mJrl,

TV#pfhhnetl Aa tho Oil parts 10 ht an Nv orlf
aand Repair Rollers aud Machinery,
m% Ali orders viii receive our individuz
mlastantion, aud viii be promptly fiiisd on
Aaan most reasonable terms,
uHtaa and Foundry on the Canal, corner
@a AnHis street oetB-diy
.ssE ssf~afaa - ann
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FiEa or mother should be- without Tile Mest
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they are the Ladyh Friend, Price ~ per
box, or hnAes for W. For sale by All drug
giats Ia tcVhnAgiie,
nH- MARRIAGE AND CELinAGYt an
Essay OF Warning ana instruction for
Young Men, ALSO, Diseases and Abuses
which prostrete tile vital powers, with
sure means of cure, kant free Of chnrge in
aenied letter envelopes. Address Df. f.
~ thi.th HoudHfos, Howard Association,
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