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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

ENOk SALE - On the Hudson, about IL
Il ACRES Handsomely situated on The rivr. coiauarelns
Of the finest btiwe-n New.fos and Aban! l.
handsome place with moderate eIpene. u would ar-
cotamods'e -four paths ~ihrV to build together Lr,. h
four hsnd.ome se. tor buidins. Apply 70 BENEDICT =
No 4 Piue III.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
neal Gstate for Sale.
At GREENWICH Conn.-One Of {
GREAT BARGAIN NJ METUCHIN.-E

v Acres hne LAND, In Tue condition.. good tW0-s''y
Hcusr ,buudar. 1udingl vlgcy oi choice Frut L't
bloc. fson depot. Price 9J50D. }. ). tERGUaO', NO
- Si.saust, RoOH No. -
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CoRNER HOUSE with STABLE for SALE,

~ Ia Of the best oc,ons ~ Brooklyn. The elegant
thr.e story aud basement double HOUSE No 2Secondpllc
in the best by days work la nrs'rae orurf
csdy occuponcy Terms very favorable Apply to h H.
KELLOGG No. l59 Pesl-s;.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

brown stone font I-rirt order Throughout. No iri
>-conlave II , inches by o. fe; 40 isrt Ia
dc;,h. For permits, l!ply I, T. C. bJLKLkY. no. q Wal
a.. J.1utcy Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
.,OR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PRO.

PER1Y-A beautiia place the Hudson con'sin -
acres Of LAND uDder state Of ,nltivion he ctr an
of running wsei, good DN ELiNG with rooms barn
and spd abundance Of ui The above TO
p,rty is situated q. MOu Uer Co. and nov occupied Oy
Ca.sius stiles For price and particulars apply TO NM ~
CJsHNAN, Aleron Yard. Wet fonirth st. Sow y oIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

HOUSE for SALE in BROOKLYN, within
20 minute. tie ferry by cara dc.ifahis HOUSE.
hi o; bnch brown baeueni hud ,fimuias, thres
story basement aud cellar ia hssy and possst locs
tlon modern inpro,cleu,s po.e,sion Immediate. TrrEs
ss.v Isl address H. 4. L., No. I+J futonst. Now
lork dining saloon.
OTIS for SALE on the BOULENARD.-i0
LOTS 10 two parcels, Sisi4 One hundred
sudihiTty tr -. Alto ABOUT II the We curs.,r
I,h;s iisb Brdsr. Apply ct No. Il BTosdNey Room
No. ~, from | 10 2 o'clock 4. ~.
ORElSANlA PROPERTY for SALE.-A
WI lso-;oy and attic hOl 81. vel located tn minutesi
wak frou li-u kllfCad depot sad block hom hoge-
caf. Th. isud rocq quarter. u ncfcl IL improved with
gesi variety o. u .ood we'll So. For PARTICULAR inquire
., yl.co % Weschsiicr lucs, fifh ~, NurFisaaiG-
DEOPERlY for SALE-Four.sto Brick
basement. in South Brooklyn. Inquire OF \ DA!iDSON,
No. Ia ff.nco-s., y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

VOCAL INSTRUCTION.-Mrs. EDWARD
Y LOpER will commence her Of private tnstrgs
zion An ITALIAN ENGLISH and ORATOklO SINGING
he 6rst week In October. Mr.. LODER viii BE- a hons
n thai dsts every between the hours Of u and
oloct or written sppcsons be- sent there No l}% Esss
Thirty second st. near LsIinstoa~vs. OF 70 Chioksfas
/ ssas Hisa9 ks9Ei No. tH k!atawsr.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-17

A WALTER. Surviving partner Of Aman-
a. da v. Hunt, and White 4 swoops
" W. G. and W. 8. Hunt. In this cause RB
order was made al May term 1855, OF the
Cbaucery Court At JouesborO' Tenn. that no.
ties should be given Amanda v. Hunt Eree-
utrix Of ". O. Hunt, deed 10 attend At No
v.mber term, 1866 Of said Court and shsw
cause why said causes shall not be revived
against her 80 exeeuiriH Of " o Hunt deed.
jy~7ow4prfS5 HENRY HOSS, IAN.
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$3.50 Reward!
ORIGINAL Attachment.

ISAAC BACON VS. Matthew Quinn and Da
vid Quinn The plaintiff on affidavit says
that the defendants are justly indebted TO
him, and are non-residents Of Tennessee or so
abscond that the ordinary process OF law
cnnuot be served upon them, and having OBJ
tanned an original attachment against the de.
PENDANTS, returnable before soms Justice Of
the Peace, and the same having been return (.
ed before me on the gath Of April, 1865, levi
ed on defendants property, 1t 10 therefore or
dsred that publication be made for four sue.
~ee,sivs weeks in the Union Flag notifying
said defendants to appear before me at my or
Zee on the ord day Of October, 1856, Nnd de-
fend, or the same will be proceeded with eI-
parte. r.. b, MARTIN !. r.
Julyls, 1856. W4prrs5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-17

400 A Month I-AeEETs wanted
Ior az afSdv aas arfela, Just out. Adifssl
o. 7. CAREY, City BuldiHg Biddfsrd Ne
jslyii
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CARPENTER & MUNsoN,
General Claim AGENTS,


sA- ]. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjhtant LIST Tennessee Light Artillery. p
Da- S. MUNSoN, late Lieut.. and Adjutant
9Th Tennessee Cavalry,
VTOULD respectfully inform the citizens
wv Of East Tennessee that they have open
ed an office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and sup.
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given to
settlements Of officers accounts. S~toppage
Of pay removed, and certificates of non.in-
debtedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
NO. Office LIST door South of Exchange
Bank. Gay St., Knoxville, Ten.
Post Office Box 1873.
REFEREScEs-Gov. W. G. Brownlow, Gen
A. c. Gillem, Col. l.. G. Houk, Capt. McNeiSh
may eft.
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.IM.M GRESHAM v. ". l. EARLY bod

w others. In this cause the Plaintiff
having asked a deeTes 10 sell land 10 pay
: debts, and Il appsaring from The afBdavit that
the defendants Jacob Early, Madison Parker,
Abraham Early, and william Early, minor
children OF Thomas Early, deceased, are non
residents Of Tennessee, and the plaintiff hav-
ing prayed that Publication be made, As 70
sid defendants, Il is therefore ordered that
6 publication be made for four successive
resks in tbs Union flag, Published atJonss-
bore, notifying said defendants % spear a.
= tbs Sept. Term Of the County Court Of the
hnp Noadty IN Sept hoHt, 70 plead, answer
efd,njpt-of Tie Hill viii be tsksn a. cor.
fs5ed, and set Tor hearing sTparts.
E11EtPrpt JOHN 2. GRESHAM, Gu
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NOTICE.

DBV. ". H. ROGERS FORMER AGENT
Ia for the JonssbOro Female College has
len with the undersigned the subseriptions
and notes that we're taken for the benefit ol
the Aforesaid COLLEGE. The first instailmenl
fell due or fFst Of last Apriii the second
inStallment will be due The aut Of next Dc
tober. would respectfully request
al persons who are indebted, 70 pay
the 6tst installmeni, Al ~ early aday a. prac-
tieable, a. the Trustees are anxious 70 pay all
debts standing aeaiuIt the college. ta
iy70-tf LIZ. DRAKE.
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NOTICE.

NTILLIAM ROBERTS vs. David Wagner
w Attaehmet Bill. 1t appearing 70 the
Clerk 4 Master Z AZ the defendant David W.
Wagner, iS a non.resident Of the State Of
Tennessee, or so AbSeonds that the ordinary
process Of Law cannot be served upon him Il
10 therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Union Flag published at Jonesboro, 10
said State for four successive weeks notify
ing the said defendant to appear at the Court
House 10 Taylouville on the and Monday IN
September merit At a CbnueeFy Court then
and there 70 be held for JOHNSON County Ia
The lot Obaneery Dist In said State and plead
answer or demur 10 said Dill or the same viii
be set for bearing eKparte.
Aag. 2, 1866. TH0S. s. sMYTH, CAN.
augioW4pS5] BT RoBr. Z. BERRY, D. O an.
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Job Printing.

Our job department 10 rsplsis With al The
latest styles Of type and presses, and We are
prepared TO execute all classes Of printing 81
the shortest noiirs and on the mosi reason
be terms Bling Ia yoar ordern.ts the
Islos H1 Once,
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LIABILITIES.
Losses UnAdjusted and not Due,...,... sl9A,oi2 3
NET, 3,715, 439, AZ.

As AaEyr Of the KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, the leading Fire Insurance Company Of
perior security and inducements offered for patronage.
by presenting such facts Of good work as
SIS, $4,000 Losses paid in 40 years.
Cash Capital Of g., $4,000 absolute and unim.
parody with q surplus Of 81 ,465 ;439 n.
A PERPETUAL CHA AcTER, with the prestige Of 10
years experience and usefulness
A CASH Basis or TRANSACTIONS, free from the revul.
sions Incidental TO the note system, or It's abuses, aud
a straight forward bushes management, destitute Of
~clap.trap and false promises.
QUALIrY, In matters Of Insurance, Is frequently lost
sight Of, in which respect, there Is, like other articles
Of traffic, a great variety. Indeed, the genuine ar.
ticle IL often counterfeltcd and by reason Of a popu-
lar folly Of seeking the cheapest rate, the baser kind OBJ.
tans too ready currency till tested by the events Of
time-when bread Is required a stone IL found instead.
There Is also a himsy article OF the Kind cheaply pur-
chased--with not auficient vitality TO stand beyond
a few years seryice-whieh Is dangerous, expensive
aud unsatisfactOry in the end. From many years eX
porience, We can only ecommend the kind that wear
well, improving by time and use, TO something subs
stantial. Look, therefore, Ia QUALITY, as tho para
mount consideration Of nsurAnce-reyerse the rule
making the rate Of premium the chief essential, for
too frequently the CHEAPEST RATE Is only an index to
the Poorest Insurance.
objections to Insurance are frequent with owners
Of the safer kinds Of property, such rs dwellings, from
a conclusion that there is only trihing danger seem
ing entirely to forget the rates Of premium with this
Company are graduated according to the burning haE.
ard Of each kind Of property. The safer the risk, the
tNNf ~ AtNNN NAa W A"N ANN w 'A'NA hANN ~
sir years tho EtnR Insurance Company adjusted and
paid Losses on DWELLING AHp CONTENTS ALOSE $40,
800. SO. The dangers from stoves and pipes, hot ali
fuFnlces, defective dues, matches, wood ashes. burning
fluids, lights, carelessness, or other causes, are not ~
trialng as many suppose.
100000 6,inghe acreage daily fire loss IN the Uni.
led States, the Importance Of Insurance Is an impera.
tive necessity with prudent property owners.
Dwellings, Outbuildings and Contents are
insured in the most Favorable Manner, for a
Term Of Five Years or less.
Bay" All business attended to with dis
patch and fidelity. By strict attention to a
legitimate Insurance business, this Company
IS able to offer indemnity for the pastand Sc.
curity for tie future. Applications for In
snrance promptly attended 10.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID, BY
GEO. E. GRESHAM, Agent.
Jan.26, Union Flag Office, JOnesboro, Tenn
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NoTfCE.

A II PERSONS who are ssiltisd - he s~lsstlvs fan.
"A ehlss ~ prsserfb-d ~ ths lats lav passfd nsy .,
IA - uroears q efFtiaeais ~ sgta N fnturs Hlec.
-, ~ e.lilnr On aamusl =. Qdnth n tcrshorouah,
10 - bssn a~ppeintei ~ he oeTsrnor II The STATE
~ rsnr~s.s Counuissionsr ~ WashlnEfou Cguaiy, ard
no ~rieeiion n eieaniy utlfeks plase untlla mater'
J4iv la1p3 eAhL. 3. onlrFfIun
10 80 C~s1nskaw.
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7-r7-Ervg-rg
EDUCATIONAL.
a tHARLES Il. sPOWEbL'S

A tHARLES +. aPOWEbLS
" SCHO0L-FOR BOYS
~ he'subscriber viii reopenhis schoolfor boys
on w ednesday, the 18th Of, September next,
at hij residence on the corner Of Washington
and Duke; streets, sAlexandria. Virginia.
Having had more than ten year sexnerience, he
is prepared to give to those entrusted to his care
a thorough course Of instructon<in the English
branches Greek, Latin aud Mathematics. For
those who desire tG study French, q competent
teacher viii be provided. o.. z-e..s--.7e
Terms per quarter of 10 weeks-payable IN
-aT 2 advance.
Forituition Of advanced classes ....Sl2 soto $50
For9tuition of Junior Class....... 10 90
Preparatory Departmental. SEQ
French and Drawing leach :;::.;- 5 GO -
1eaa ".'''''" CHAS. Il. POWELL, A: M >
au loft d ~ ~,ezrr,asr Frincipal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

JOHNNY REB ,ss1vCol.- T. r Farrar, will
deliver for-sthe-beneft Of the Orphan sylum
Of this city, his famous lecture on Johnny
Rds,,llsthes Coateaaatest this evening at Liberty
ball. The Colonel's lecture is spoken of in
The highest terms by the Press Of the State,
and we can guarantee an agreeable evening to
all Who attend. ..-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

HEAVY FREIGHT. train ofztWenty one
cars. drawn by the engine Campbell, and in
charge of Captain Jones, sarrivedsat the depot
Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, on
Saturday evening las, from Lynchburg. =
Eleven of these cars, filed with fatcattle, went
on through to BALTIMORE 22esAEIE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

AQUA, CREEK BoATIss: The hours of arrival
and departure 81 the Aqua Greek steamboats,,
we're, 81 Saturday last changed to those on the
time table used month ago; the boats now
sapipg here about seven in theismorOing, and
arriving about three in the evening. - < s$S<
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05
OYSTERS. Oysters at the dockathissmorn-:
Ing, were selling at sixty -tWo cents per bushel.

Stuart, negro, foE receiving .concea lng and de:
tsnYsiing knowledge of a hog,sstolen from Aleck
~DouglassSai q negro, was committed TO jail
for further examination. fs.s,Ss 49, 4:
Fanny aNagruders nnlatto girl. arrested in
|s Petefsburg, 1sbut hailing from Baltimore, tor
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, yesterday
evening was fined and discharged. To- aTags aza
Jerry Snowden, a negro, arrested in eonse-
sduence of information received during the con-
Sfession Of the Lyles murderers, for burning the
residence of the late Mr.. tLyles,, was commit
ted, and Sheriff Turton, of Prince Georges
county, Md, apprised OF the fact Ss aaEe&S ~
I'm AGIsTRATEs OFFICE w illoughby BoWles,
d negro, for 70 shooting the cow:of eMrssJames
Beach, washeld in 500 security to appear on
Thursday next, for REORGANIZATION: 8 I,
WAsHlNaToN ITEMS. In speech delivered
Eby Gen. Howard, Of the eFreedmens Bureau,
to the school teachers Of the Colored Schools
in Washington, on Friday last,he sal said there
were at least seyensst thousand freedmen in the
Washington district, who oughtto2 3have2emz
ploymentelsewh and he hoped he would
be aided BY those present in procuring them
employment in the North and Vest: & He also
charged the teachers to. instruct the scolored
people norallysand religiously. 4aaso.5 a. &
Agfew, days~since We mentioned that the
police ofGcersain w ashington had found q
searpet-bag, in the canal, which contained about
$50 in silver and copper coin, papers, ~ IN
Friday morning, aDraWalker Jones, ofaMadison
Court House, Va, called and identified the
property as his. Hesayssh ezWasin thesdepot
on Tuesday evening, on his way to Baltimore,
when he put bis carpetsack on the floor while
he conyerseda with gentleman. When he
reached forsit4it was. gone, He went on to,
Baltimore, called on the detectives, and related
the manner in which he sustained his loss. -
They advised himato max e .thessmatterGknown.
TO the Washington. detectives, which he did,
and thus recovered what lie had lost.
a number Of -burglaries, and robberies are
reported as having occurred during the last
week. A gentleman named Walker, from
.Lynchburg, had his pocket picked at The depot
ON Thursday; but the thief was Seen and thes
money (quite a large sum- recovered. cy:q1, -
Mrs. Eleanor Anna Scott, tWho resides on b
streetssouth, near SixthEstreetWest committed
suicide on, Saturday morning by cutting her
throat with a razor It is said that for some.
time. past.Mrs. Scott has been laboring under
arrangement of mind produced By deep study
on religious matters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

u. S. troops are under arms in Washington,
to be sent to Baltimore, to preserve the public
peace, If necessary-and several regiments left
Philadelphia yesterday, to be on hand. We
hope there will be no occasion for military
force. &EsA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE COMPANY The
annual meeting of this Company was held last
yeek.and the. former Directors and officers Of
The Company were reelected. siderable
amount has been expended in repairing and i'm
proving che road, within the last year, and
further repairs will be made So as to place the
road In good order. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

ALARM aoEsF FIRE The alarm this morning,
sbonnt haEf past eightso' clock Twas soccasioned
bythereception of pony express dispatch from
Sickle Barracks, stating that the buildings
there we're on fire The FIRE department. Of this
xiy was speedily on its way to the scene of the
,onaagration, but before its. arrival there the
flames had been subdued. ,--''.N' . -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05
ICE DEALERS.


oE' cEIllzg1l 9 E!''
s Having perfected arrangements with respon-
SponSibc gentlemen @at. Gardner, .Maine' Tor
zfurl's hing tnc re2ular lvawithsexcellent m ar
y Si)RTH ERNs ICE, "a W z
l am now prepared to supply the citzens of a 1
exandria dali with such quantities as they may
desire. Hotels and Restaurants supplied upon
as favorable terms as. can be obtained in the
DMilburn s. Bro, corner of King and Washing
ton streets, will be promptly filled
~ ap4-tf E. G. ATWELL.
II G K e. +
- At the old stand, rs. Royal street Z :
igl my l5-tf Il. G.ESWAINE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

RIVER BOATS The steamersC Columbia from
Baltimore, made excellent time on her last
trip, arriving here yesterday evening at half
past four o'clocksgG szsr qSEgE
The Wawasgtt; from Culrioman, arrived up
ah0lttfiYet o'clock vest fdaYgevening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05
UKAND OPENING OF
NEW Subjected STOth
Van WALL G. Nyj&-TER or OTHl NJ.

OF FA liL u WIS lEN W ~ ~, -
NTLEMEA,$ trttt Z i - ~ : " '"'''''
80. NJ, 2o2 car. KIM; AND CoLvMNrS ~l~
Thr subsrri6er Icgs leave to cal tn" ;'ttr"i!"n
m IF tSs Kip 4'B Sot !" 'pS o a Of ?
Of Dress Boots Cater: a21 s''". T.: I' |
men also, aIlj4dS Of " Mi. s yistr IT rs.
S SieS l,ISn KID and Patent Le"lHer
Hn ~ H. Id stand al II. StsnU>s, No. 30l
corner - - 49, /. K.AMNEL.
xsIF1VpTCK LES, jus. received ard Cor -alr
N ias hy-S''.A" w. f. HENDERSON,
10 y6,Gt "-. No. 80, North Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

Observation-Disclosures Gs-,A meeting eofasthe
friends Of temp was held yestefdaysegen
pg, in the Market square, which was presided
over by Mr.. j. G. O'Neal, Of this city, and at
VbicIa address delivered by Mr.. T. B.
Marssfhs, of " ashing toll sA fffer The speaking
several, among whom were two of the police
officers ,ot, the. city, enrolled their names as
members Of the society. --'s- 80 : =, =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

NATIONAL, EXPRESS GospANY. TT he Office
Of the National Expire Company in this city,
hasreesived orders to receive mo more freight
tor the present. The active operations Of tins
company arc e Is cease until its thorough reor
ganization is completed. : : : ! -: -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

NEW GOODS!
W. have just received another large supply
of NEW GOODS.
These goods have been selected with care, and
many articles will besold lower than they cost
wholesale in the early part of the season.
Our assortment Of ie5% l55A 70
/ Hin MOURNING GOODS, .aa-s
for the ladies, now surpasses, in variety ana
value any before offered. .rg ( ~ =. 2. -
= We have a fine line Of Chnchilly, Felt and
other Cloaking Cloths -~
A great variety Of FANCY and PLAIN
DRESS GOODS cheap ........ - 4
Silk, Bingham, and Cambria Umbrellas
some of the celebrated II ribbed, that storms do
not turn. -..r e--sf 49,.
y splendid assortment Of GLOVES, for Ia
dies, gentlemen, and children-yery good, very
warm and very cheap.
a good assortment Of Brussels, 3 ply In
grain, Hemp, Rap, and Stair Carpeting; Floor
Stair, and Table Oil Cloths, Foot Stools, Rugs
and Mats. .-. 80. .-
The gentlemen have not been overlooked. =
We have for them Virginia Cassimcr;, French
do Heavy French, Castor and Frosted Beavers
for Overcoats; Fine French Cloths and Cassi-
meres for Dress Suits. Also. many kinds for
Business Suits. A god assortment of Under
shirts and Drawers, Tics, Wristbands, Col
lars, Sc. raE 49,
We have only to add that we expect to sell as
cheap as the cheap pest, SO that our friends and
the public may not suffer by continuing to give
oc Si.t r. WILMER s. sLAYMAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

New STEAM FERRY. he, little steamer
Cgnthiawas yesterday, Splaced on the ferrylbe-
tween this city aud the opposite MARYLAND
shore, aud made regular trips during the day
Sahethis morning resumed her place onssthe
RscataWay line. 5 . s :t. a2.ss@ ;oszts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
w warranted to be tho very best truss III
use, Tor the retention and radical cure of Her
ME. This instrument is different in principle
snd action from all other trusses, combining cv-
cry valuable point in other trusses, besides sew
era points of the highest value. never before at
tanned. It has an APPELLANT metallic bow; pad
bearing, or the pad itself, changed in Administering
graduating pressure: power perfectly controlled
by one screw; combined inward and upwar! ac-
ton; works over knucklc; requiring less than
one-half the usual pressure; no pressure on the
back, and none on the spermatic cord; doe got
work up or out Of place; having no stuffed
pad smallest, lightcst. ccanest, cheapest, most
durable holds the rupture in every case; is Il
radical cure will cure more cases thna any
other truss INFANT TRUSS, The necessity
for a reliable instrument for the treatment OF
Congcnital Hcrnic, has long been felt. 1t Is
perfectly simple, light, durable, efficient and
Clearly, and vii! cure in every case when prop
erlv adjusted. For sale by
HENRY COOK,
ocS- 80 and 22i. King street
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,OCAI4 WS.
EggSaII WarER COMPANY The an;

IT ,yp5R1x I WATER CoMpANY The an
$1,000 sthg Ssockholderssofa ehesAlex-
~. at I s'aa1 hssd s9.S office
sndas assa asny atd3sao'elaeE {. day r.
s,seIl IN lie chair !, as
snsvet.rysz keiog aaesralns g that there Was
Sea sssntsd a.large msleritao lheswhole stock,
rsprss Zinc proceeded q the election seven
o., ,,.eeiS absa Upon ,e.,,l
dls Jpaiagerfelkd Samuel Miller Ell
anV1p srton J. j. Wheat. GeossHsg Smoot,
Be9 # stableff we're declared elected: 3 The
ano = stood: Lambent,;l 3d. DANG erfeld q 3 81,
1 aes ; ton, heat; 722;smoot,
NUE. s.sblsrses7; s:9..
o" Nv a44: s.. N. Garwood, 344 Petroleum
aa ysshy 45I TIE meeting; then burned
roi;nnzzAgrUAILT Disc yERRD ON THH Re
u,,.rsssl3eneral Denver and Colonel Eally,s
lo ~ marty Of scientific gentlemens paid a
w.t. u lastis lo1the arm plain
W o. near Great Falls, on sthes Potomac, for
H. naIp ls 80 ;og iospe rocks that
.s;ehborhooa3 which weHessaid to contain gold gold.
ME- me- ;lasnlt Of Their anination was, that the
49, r eS of golds was, established beyond
1onbtsosnd rich sl pSeeiiniens Of quartz sMere
t,,usht away fol: the pup testing the
Its netha ore. ags asisss 10 ie yai!s1tsa T$; ysz
quSlS' 10 :. 2zsSsEE = 3 Y aao;S1 vol .
Affrx Kan RIA Canal: was let
;,to the Alexandria Canal during the latter
Nj, Of last week, and has reached the outlet
o,ksat this city Boats left gumberlandala
week, for Alexandria, and are xlpected to
arrive here .sonoW ednesday anexkassAn,s unim-
,ertsnt break occurred ID the bedoft the Canal,
where the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
Bridge crosses. is On Saturday, which was,
however, speedilgT paired. 9
observation-disclosures meeting ofsthe
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