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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-06

Aletter.in the Washington Chronicle on
the late proceedings in Baltimore, concludes
wilh-"G Glory to God and Judge Bond !! !
This We suppose is the Radical TIE Deum. ;"
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~ FORGE E. WHITE .. .. -.....
VI gI. Liberty Hall,
~ 10 80 and 81, Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive NJ
choice stock of
T - .---..-.- GRO-C ER | ES, ....... ..-
en- Attracting Teas, Cottccs, Sugars, Spices, Hams
Bacon. Flour, Candles, Soap, Molasses Butter
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits, Jellies, Far-
ma, Corn Starch, and great variety ofarticles
usually found in grocery store.
'...-.. BRUCES
o.. CONCENTRATED FERTILIZER.
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY. GRAIN and FEED always on hand
He also asks attention to MS unusually large
and fine stock Of
LILO U ORS : ...,
of every description eonsasting Of Wh;h Wi high
Champagne, Port, Sherry, and other Wines
Jamaica Spirits Santa Cruz Rum. Co2rdials, Ale
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
half barrels, Sc, &c. .... .. -
Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
riety.
Goods delivered to All parts of the city free of
charge. -. ..." Oc lG-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-06

- DECLINE IN PRICES The New York papers
announce the breaking up ofyarious speculat-
Ing movements in the necessaries of life in that
city,sfwhich las. caused a decline in prices
Pork has fallen four dollars barrel, wheat
from ifEctto eight cts. 5ushel and corn eight
cts. bushel. Buyers it is reported, even at
these reduced figures, are very scarce.
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Reports from Mexico.

Mr.. Romero, the Mexican Minister at
Washington, has received letter, dated >Oc-
tober Goth EatEAsera Cruz, which states that
Maximilian left the City of Mexico on the 23d,
and was on his way to, the coast, escorted by
eight hundred Austrians. The report goes on
to say thatlhe resigned the charge of affairs
verbally TO General Bazane, who. sought to
delay his departure AT, the last; advices
Macmillan is said to have reached Orizaba,
and was expected at Vera Cruz on the 9th
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DIED.

On Sunday, 4th instant Mrs. RUEY MAO
KENZIE, widow of the late DIR. George g..
Mackenzie, of Baltimore 1Gt u
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According to the Norfolk Virginian, when

According to the Norfolk Virginian, when
tue G rand ury 3yere swernaat the late session
cfthe U::sS. District Court at Norfolk by
direction Of Judge Underwood, the second
clause Of the oath, enjjoining fealty and sup
port to the Constitution Of the United States
aud the laws thereof, was omitted in the swear
ing Of the jurors, and the clerk directed TO swear
them on only the first clause, 90 60,
The Virginia: Methodist Protestant Confer
ence nowin session in Lynchburg, have agreed
to the call Of General Conference to be held
in Montgomery, Alabama, in May, 1861 The
next Virginia Conference IS to be held In
Norfolk. @G0IH} 3l3U Gk(lIi}G
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H0OE & WEDDERBURN.
SUCCESSORS TO FowLE CO..
SHIPPING, FORWARDING &
Commission Merchants
FOOTOFPRINCEST. ALEXANDp5,
So 49, 80 ssas
Wholesale Dealers and Importers in all kind. .,
FERTILIZERS, --
PLASTER,
--.~-- SALT ........-.
- +. TOBACCO,
GRAIN
|: FLOUR, a<@ zs@-
I SYRUP, --.-..
1.'as oil Fish,
..-.,.... avs .......... &c, &c
We have Oh h'h' amt 70 arrive. Tor sale the
folio wing Fertilizers:
~. ! fEIt GfIAN -GDANO,
EnNVjE G. CO.'S CELFRpATEr
| SOLUBLE FRUSTRATED GUANO
WIN. H. FOWLh, BAY M cos
.s NANIit LA1ED FtiNO.
| Compound fhosphaIcs ana AIN"ilcs
A'n"i""''''e'' ''P'''' "'" ''as.
| 'e' "'i'' "''''"
,, ..>,,,.
| -E
| y u" ID h'111'O -
AZ, ! / IN 11'1 y . -1i1 , - ,r.,,, -''''
! mnund Ground Plaster.
| p,,o pb,s,,b,t.
p,o,n 81 Rama
- -.
'-'"
....... .....H ........
. =.
hcCU NV i'''''-' 80
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NOTICE.-Th United States Government
~ having this day relinquishcd the possession
and control Of the washington & Alexandria
Turnpike Road which has been used by it rs
military road since the 18th Of May, 1861,
the public are informed that the Turnpike will
be Immediately repaired, and kept in perfect
order hereafter; to payfor which it will be ne
cessary to collect the legal tolls as heretofore
beginning on Thursday next, the first OF Nov
ember. JOSEIH +. DhO w n,
oc % lw1 Prcst Wash s. Alcya Turnpike Co..
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CENSUS OF TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. -
The Bureau Of Statistics has just completed a
canvass of the District, with the following re-
suit: !. ~ ~. " F5Z szsz24E 3LJE& -
Number Of houses. 80 J.: .... 49,. 1902
Population OF Washington 1902 612
Population OF Georgetown....... .... IA 632
Population OF the county. 80.
Total population l22, 1867
g9fIEI Yg5rgT{ -Nut Int.
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GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
in fact his entire stocl: at very reduced prices.
The public are very respectfully invited to give
him call before purchasing, as great bargains
will be offered HEN KY COON, Pc
ap 2-tf -, ENG street.
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The report Of the withdrawal Of Macmillan ii 4lfl
from Mexico, anaccountof which will be found
in another column, is believed to be authentic,
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nRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
further supply of the above; also, Cloak
and Dress Buttons, Velvet Ribbon, in Black
and Colors. Z. =. BERkI,
oct31-tf y King street.
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MFRS. JAMES DILLINGHAM;, WISHES
wi to inform the ladies Of Alexandria and Vi
entity, that che has removed to 2lO, King street
where she is prepared to do Millinery, Press
and Cloak Making in all its branches. [oc23-2w
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StLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.-Gcnt lemen
v in want of a suit, cannot fail to be pleased
with our stock Of Foreign and Domestic Cloths
and Cassimeres -a. I.:s- -.
&C 81 WILMER s. STAY MAkER. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-25

it its own Qualification Rough old Dr.
copent truth when he sad "a man mas
to ca me id liar but have also perfect righ TO
SWhen all sublunary affairs are regulated on the
rance Of soh events as theses but long as human
nature Is human nature it will embrace few elements
III its composition outside and beyond mere
nf 1a are at perfect liberty to take whichever side
thew please-that IT human reason or that Of human
nature.
I'VE believe We are not mistaken when we state' that
IN this part of the wordthough we are highly civil
;zed. moral and Christian cotomunty-ther sas SUI
some lingering remnant of the Old ADAM; and thas o.
human nature" will probably be preferred. On mora
subjects old SAM JOHNSON was no mean author 1tyl
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@MARR1AGE AND OELIB AOY,
an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young men.
Also. Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the usa
powers with sure means Of relief Sent free OF charge
In sealed letter envelopes. Address, Dr. j. shlLhlN
HoUaHToN, Howard Association, philadelphia "a
3mo.
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d lie 1YaMington CorrespoHdfa& 9fMES6an. Erda.
cisco Alta California - IS
The Rqs'ea,s- q g GffttAne4 It Effdssl III

Th9 bast teJ recent
s ~ eiiel oy Ten Rosseau which have heard OF
l. @ T. ~ marx made BY gentleman in the course
q s@ela oo.yersation lSaid hes. Y1;s
sppe4rs e me that oneis likely to cohdsn or t
1l a., a. ,aatsa o. Ms ariane
an tle assault was entirely ana af
e, H. h.se 1t. Of h'man atsr was at esab
el 10 redressea by Wong md 4 e foc leason "
Is, Us 5is W Gu Ras bettered by 6en. Rosseaha
al say s 9Sasns es ns wbsS 1hS Sashs
aosasasee Busas matter sof hun,I nnt.9e S r
ss; s s' can understand why Gen. Rossesn way
IL assaults and that impulse carries wifS
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SPECIAL NOTICES. !,

:, or, B. BYNNER, IMPORTER AND DEAL
ER IN WATCHES. and JEy7ELRY Agency for the
AMERICAN WATCH also, every variety OF SWISS ano
ENGLISH WATCHES, at tho lowest market prices,
No. 18s Broadway New York established twenty years.
Trade Price Lists cent on applications
1.nn.rv fmwemo
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,yzhe Daily u . eWs:
..@WmNe 1o11A7 MORNING., JUNE IS. 1865:
Legend Of the Shell.

Legend . + the Shell.
,.,,, The mottled syrian she'll
Within 3thd nr,,atline .aI m soa's snft echoes ring
ReT1itghiug Tat fdu tones, whose gentle swell ~.
ogSi Jiks aigHing waves, they sweetiy sing' -
Tradition weayes in softest tints -,
The legend Of the bright sea shells;
with sunset huts their beauty prints,
And chimes their sacred golden pells'
ssrhen to the eager. listening ear, -z.z=.
The sybil shell is Ely prest,
1ta mystic whisper tsll, SId ,t9rs,f,i D, I'LL
followers hearts It tells safar .,,=,3,=5, *
Ehe garnsred s Love M 5S i's osl51 stsr;
It's lovely lips Its secret tells ::ssl
thus, i5puiy in my trusting heart, 1!sing ] i==
"a voiceless song, W 4qfs'A ganil signs
The zephyr bears on nioonlit wings,
And to thee with my secret flies. -
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The legend OF the bright sea shells; =z----
with sunset huts their beauty prints,
- And chimes their sacred golden bells'
when to the eager, listening ear, --====sz
' The sybi shell is gen tly prest,z
It's mystic whispers tell tors'r, y -
It's mother oceanss rate or rest.z est.zZ5=--s
,....,, ,a.,ts i tsl af,r .5.i ..;A=sztis1
Tha garnered love b, ,iu its cells; hzsaA =
And laughing like a twnkling STAR a1.ts1sz1s.
It's lovely lips Its secr,t tens 81 :sszL1a
Thus, in my trusting heart, lsing g,.,l :. .
The zephyr bears on rnoonlit wings,
And to thee with my secret hles
nstsuption-Th Rcport ofthe minority
Rotations of the rtHtes uneh"nsea's@
WE sopy tie following ABSTRACT of this youminous
oo1ent from TIE Washington National Republican,
psper belonging TO TIA t:cho5 9 de:'''
rho minority ii the JOINT Committee on Reconstrue;
iio5nator johnson end Rap fessntatiyes arider ana
;se. bearing upon 1t, they thtnkt alimpormt clear
BY ~ ascertain what was the effect of tho late insurrec
lion ,on the reaons of the States whore u a"
slvslv and individually of such ct es 70 this inquiry
thev Therefore frat addressed themselves DID the m
q IT, any stween those
gates and the General Government? e thelr }aag
being ps1hslsss %as ,at dis
snsn ooms Ss o. United States they
we're efors the,rebelon, ands were bound by all the
OBLIGATIONS which the Constitution Imposes, and en-.
ts 10 all lis privileges. Was not this their condition?
hs opposite view alone can Justify he @ denial o. sGen
very nstrs II he government and terms of the consh;
tuition In 4b nature the Government Is formed OF and
BY sss sats ga
its original formation spe,feot equality was secured:
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rspEOIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
,itta aoorps grow" The worst diseases known to the
nman race spring from causes small as to almost
efy detection. The volumes Of scientific lore thath
the tables and shelves Of the medical fraternity only go
to prove and elaborate these facts. .Y57z.S -
Then guard yourselves .vh1e,you may. The smallest
pnple On the skn Is and indicator of disease
II may fade and eaway nom the surface Of the body
but 1t will reach the vtaa, perhaps, at last and death
ha the result and anal olose. MAaGIEL's BILIOUS
DYspEpI!0. and D1ARseHEAe PILLS cure where all
others fail While for Burns. soalds, Ollbains, Outs
and all aprasions of the sdn, MAda1RLs salve is In
hllible Sold by J. MAGGIEh, No.H4s Fulton.street
New York, and all Druggists. at 26 cents per box
September IS ..,azs= .5t.i.5 Tyr 81
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.SPECT.ACL CLE![:S:. 8:
THE ADVANTAGES

Of these spectacleB over all others, are : 81 -.
1st.-The only true Lens known, being
perfectly free from chromatic light 80 well known to 90
he cause of injury to the vision, and which makes the
change from seotacles to Glasses Of 80
often required while both near and distant objects are
seen with equal facility through The same Glasses.
2d.-Can be worn with perfect ease Tor
any length of time at one sitting giving asonlsnng
cearness of yison particularly by candle OF otner a
fetal ght-comfort to the spectacle wearer uh
known - y ss.self 'lssz
3d.-When tho eyes ache or pain through
the action of bright light, such asis reflected irom
snow. sunny weather. white paper, and n reading,
writing or sewing orvvid colored bodice these enses
by soening the rays, effect most
and give great relief !. 2 h -
4th.-1n all nervous e, afftfeotions Of the eye
causing dull and startling pains IN the eyeban or tem
nle apbearance OF luminous and dark spots IN sne az
mosphere aching Or feeling like snnd IN the eye tne
disturbed nerves are quieted and soothed. is2.
5th,-Groundr by peculiar machinery. so
mn At Great coSt mathematcay calculated expressly
for the Of this lens 80 as to produce 4 WITH
the true pherca accuracy, and Its FOCUS at the exact
centre point Of vital importance, and which no osnef
lens possesses xs=4@e5. tN4a.
8th.-Proof of, superiority over the old
hind of speotaoles They used exclusively OF o! the
hospitals for diseases Of the eye III Berlin PRUSSIA 10
elsewhere. -. ~ }4iA.5#5s
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s,sl3 BAToHRLoR's HAIR DYE' 1.-THE ORIGINAL
aud best In the word The only true ana perfect
DYE Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
mmediately splendid BLACK natural Brown with.
out injuringa ahe hair or Btn Remedies the III effects
bad dyes Sold by all Druggists. The genuine is signed
WmLfAMA. BAToHELoR. Also 's's'.z13.N ....t.
RRdENRRAT1Na EXTRACT OF MuLEFLEURg.
.":a For restoring and Identifying the Hair.
...1..'s q n g7ss CHARLES BAToHELOR, New York.
fs,AuQnst II 1yr
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G9pi!,1,' s4s.tfsi t5Gf "a ~ 'sz# zzzzss5stsz
49,, 4.-zzs -
&c., ..s3'..s ..sssszsyaa bni 70 s'E'o.it
8, "a smile d was on her nplhes,th was her look
.R:snssa Tas + aepstepd'.nd in hof hands-pIAsEA
*''' ~ Ti-lSi680l-.,xza x a5...,.'
few bootleg Of RaAsEag5os s1rrnas M
0ots oola St1se Ssremities snd Feverish lips
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
y e" Eetulepoy and Indigestion. az
Esesssiss Esessds Fsagse and short Breath,
Msntai Ra1n eyfs pssoenSeasv sne ayas: Nh
- Prostradon; Great 'Wsahhesa. 6:
sa1low oonpiexion, Weak Bowels, 3 VIZ ,de
Which are the evidences OF - :" &c,
LIVER COMPLAINT AND i. % ,lS
is estimated that Of all adult ailments
proceed from deoeaseda torpid liver, The bi1iar
s0a long
the world has ever Wthin year over Ax
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLANTATION BffrEss ana not al instance Of complaint
suited to al coalitions & Hfe W
The reports that 1t relies upon mineral substances for
its aotve properties are wholly false For the salts
faction of the public, and that patients may consult
their physicians eeppsnd . list Of its ccmponenta.
oAlIaAYA gAakgelsbTatea M fer oyer two hundred
Weakness eto It was introduced into Europe by the
Countess wife oflthe Viceroy of Peru, In 1840 and
afterwards sold by the Jesuts for the enormous price Of
its .veght in suer uader the name Of Jesus Pow-
Of France Humboldt makes especial refetence to its
tebrfuge qualities during his South American travels
OAso1RtIrA BAnK-For dihrrhoes, collie and diseases
Of tho stomach and bowels. 81. t,6lZlttt
DANpR11oN- fah1maAon Of the loins ana drop
sical affections. a#zz53zsT#
.CHAMoMILR FLoWERsJF For enfeebled digestion. ."
LAVENDER FLowE4s aromatic, stimulant and. tonic
highly inyigorating In nervous debility, s.z b0ls
INSTRUMENTATION ecrofula, rheumatism, etc.
e AN1sE-An aromatic carminattve; creating ifesh
muscle and milk; much used BY mothers purstng.
Also olovebuds; orange carraway, corlander, snake.
: - : III s'i,.. s. T.:s'188O.-.X. .z,=s......
Another wonderful ingredient, Of great use among
the Spanish ladies Of South America, mpartng beauty
known to the commerce Of the world and We withhold
ita u8rnB for the present, - .ts3i ~ zzsss
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TESTIMONY OF. RECOMMENDATIONS
From Medical gentlemen, Professors OF the highest
In oh.rlesknna IS. O.. and In the Union

-. ,..,s,,,n 1,rofa.oora ~ the highest
S a o. and in the Union
~ s. sOHARLESTOAl 3D. U aetl,
III have examined great variety Of a!asges lanuiao
tured by Professor ~ BEnNHA3pT and to ta
where the vision ts In any way aProfess
s0r FSieotea ZOE me pair ol n,s
Glasses Wnich gre of very ana WorK
manship rendering yision very
fect as ~ yo1tn yled tnls sesony an iaVor ot1ne
Professors Giasses Moss oheefiAy = ,, : :,
fIq@ = =.s.s! !stz} w. afaOD1Na6,i MI.
.,---.,..,-....1.l a =, 80
o4eeriuy concur II ane OPINION a4ove eApressea o.
the Vhiua OF tToessos ~ ussses' aI ~, ,
adaptaplAy 70 a oeloos o vlson, aAu aso ~ n ~,
and Judgment Ill he gass 20 eacn SpeG1nI @ ~
perlectlon s9},. u. .5W'OKsAusoohhs 'l N.Y.
-, :, sa;roI ! = 49,. oo., =,o,,3.3 ,oso
CHARLESTON, 81 may 28th, 1888:
do most willingly pear my testimony IN iaVor q the
superiority OF the Australian orystalIsngle nqddou.
upon the best established and understood
pElnoiPieS o. opucs, aA9 tHelr 70 Sno
eye IN 1ts aeten. oi vslo 10 SO perIeoH as
t ~ NY
M anond 20 used since d ne eyes to
taoss w 4ot seel w sIo" vlo anu Wy nayns locus
OF point OF the hey appear to rest er the
eyes TO their youtn1ql energy -. -
-. y nt'h h sl,l5.efg y. L. Od1hhs d. u.
5;f5ig s.! - !. L - ~
CHARLESTON, 8. O.. May 28th, 1865. :.
have examined . Professor M BEaNH4nDTss very com:
better adapted than any have before ee to remedy
the vision that can be benetted BY the
use OF Glasses The pureness and OF the Crs
tai used Is an Item worthy OF special attention. as can
testly from personal experience recommend PfoleB.
sor WIN commence ana great cheerfnness,
to the patronage of the public. -
JAMES P. JRRVEY, N. D.
II -.
szi -, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA If
49, 81, !a as, pla Sune ~ loao.
.ntacias nrocnrad froa nm ad +, oer ~ vuo
e osaaaa ars tae
W say tht e eiahses sIe nstter aoapteu 70 my eyes
any Ky n eyer usu ava sy WIN Waon you
Havoc f o a;te all, - ,t,o. o oa uai
aooo " ~ a ~ Nv t oA ~ opson anu youf 'ilofougA
1vvon attn % M in ~ oso,eo, o t,to
the cnnAdanca natronaoe and pratI~1a of tho yvhun
have +ha hnnpr - h " 'no pupAo'
-" w VarS m. rsanactf,,irv ' ,o,r. i=e..s=s
i 'o4' Ao9poo1"'' 'JaMiRs r, opp
- Governor Of South p ~ osroiioa, wsh, ..
= - s. ,e..2
We have examined the Tenses of Prof' RppnH.nnr s HIM
and consider them superior to sny we have seei They
are admirably adapted not only to improve the INNER
feoons of impaired sight but to relieve the weartness OF
vision which constant study produces Many Of the
Glasses are Of new and ingenious contriysr We
sclenTno 4 Iae n6a 9Pnoai p1cR ase1stanoe Nc a,
W,LIrAM WILL Meida 9; AqRMbhoK'M y e D. ,t4'zs
r. PEYRE PoR0HER, NJ. D. l'tis y y:
r. MyR0RERTsnN NJ ~ s.f#
nuAc HANOK ET iota paoto, 80 Ic. po,ua o,,..,
Paic1iffahoronghs Nh ariaeto,, " A . SAA'11o4'
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:. Office Hours from 8 A, NJ. to s p. M.
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES' ENTRANCE
Second Floor, Private Parior No. 3.

N. B.-Owing to engagements elsewhere Prof. BERN
will be able to remain here but short tune only
May 81 lih'
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s. T.;...:'186O,. *.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of great use amonR
the Bpanish ladies Of South America imparng beauty
the complexion and brdliancy TO the mind Is
known to the commerce Of the world, and We withhold
its name for the present .'sa5 ssa=sssss
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81 CHARLEsTON, 8. O.. May 28th, 1868.
I;haye examined Professor BERNHAnDrs' very com
pete assortment Of speotacles and Lenses They are
better adapted than any have before to remedy
the iperecton Of vision that be benefited by the
use Of Glasses The pureness and clearness Of the
tal used item worthy of special attention. as can
testify from personal experience. recommend Profes
BRRNHARDT with confidence and great oheerfulness
to the patronage of the public.
nj. JAMES P. JRRyEY, NJ. p.
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oJp oro1K nnNaIsTg PART OF: 3i5G
.:T.ONGCLOTH DEPARTME,N 7

81 a
.r
fpERnR ENGLISH 1ONaCLoTHs atu S
English shnhaR e. 'u
aL .l4.Y
The goods found any where ese e conf 'u0 M
FINE AMP SEA ISLAND BROWN
Brown
iN'S"r Iongcoths all
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/, ,ao!so, ..t,ts';. at,sg 80 . ~
1i,sai{i .s.lfssis III .5.i5. e g
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9T,TNEN DEPARTMENT..

7p1ar LINENS in Ill half for family which viii sci
Aio % for the Retail apartment Pillow Linens Ian s @
Damsk
nnmk iank Doyhes pamA ouns'
Rnitn OoredDRm
Crash FL widths md qualities
nquaHhes aM.
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PRIVATE SALES,
Desird6le Real Estate at PriUate Sale.
BIZ A. j. SALINAS.

AT pr1YAto Bale
1;;iE STORY w5oDEN REsiDESor. situated aaa n tho
mi west side Of Anson-strset. opposite to Laurens
GlAA street. contaipipg Elk square rooms tho base
ment Of which can, with very small expense. be
ane s feet The Lot Is
thirty 2SS In depth. more or less upon which is sub
STABLES and other Outbuildin8s and excellent well Of
water and cspaeous Cistern The of tho laid
s out as nse;abs garden The immediate yonty of
resideuce or as an Investment
That neat ana pleasantly located BRICK RESIDENCE
stnated on tho northeast corner of Coming and Green
streets esently put in complete repar containing four
square and two comfortable attic rooms. The lot
re' thirty feet ts7 fee front Coming street
Sa Sad oher s
teri, &c.
r Thas I dSslrably located THhEE AND HALF STORY
boas th on the east eide Of Kingotre.t No
Ing eight arge the lower room oecuDisd ns
an ONCE and entirely separate from the resdence-oan
somo Sy "cSo 'S be . ns converted Into hand
inohes on KingBtreet by two hundred and feet
more or less and upon which are spacious
at small cost, and Offers opportunity
THAT DEsIRABLY LOCATED az STORY WOODEN
HOUSE situated on the south side Of Queen street.
lower portion now occupied store. Tho lot meas
ures feet six inches Queen street. by
lent stand for business and the rapidly advancing
dency in this vicinity renders this excel
lent opportunity for investment.
ALSO,
THAT DEL1GHTFULLY LOCATED az STORY
WOODEN RESIDENCE. situated on the north ride of
I'd door west of with largo
piazza to the south recently in thorough repair
containing The lot is very large measuring
feet In front on Lambou street = feet In DEPTH
upon which is largo Kitchen. Carringe House. and
other ontbuidngs The healthfulness respectable
dence.
The above described property will positively be sold.
FOR further particulars and terms which will be
accommodating, apply q above to
NOS. 81 AND 23 VENDUE RANGE
April 20