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NOTICE no DIsTILLERs.

"A LII persons who have been Distil.
IN ling WITHOUT A LICENSE, will
find il To their interest to confer at an eayly
day with the Board Of commissioners OF
Pabfic Baiiciags. Thislapplies to those who
have bten indicted. rs we'll as thoseS who
have been or may be inforwed upon
JAS. III. RfON,
Scc'ty Of the hoard.
april lo'eaz-l.ne
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COTTON GIN Ss.

THE undersigned having completed
their arrangements for the mannfac-
ture, once more, of the best COTTON GINS
ever made in this country, are now prepared
TO receive orders from planters and others,
wishing To purchase. The long established
and well known reputation Of Ellioiss Cot
ton Gins. we hope will be q sufficient guar-
raniee that the article will give entire salts.
faction. j. NJ. ELLIOTT g. co.
may l2'66-2mo Winnsboro, s. G.
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s Ladies Far. We are requested by
tho Committee Of Ladies of the fair to
publish the following notice.
= The Ladies Fair will open on Thurs.
day evening, ct halfpast / o'clock, and
on Friday, at III o'cloc'l, and continue
throughout the day and evening.
The following gentlemen are request.
cd to act as Managers
Gen. Bratton, Mr.. WIN. Elliott, G..
N. Reynolds. Capt. Rivers, p. Baco',
DR.. Aiken. DR. Laid, Fl. A. Gaillard,
VIM. M. Dwight, R. M. DuBosc, DR..
Robertson.
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To Advertisers. Y Orders for advertis.
ing shonld be handed in by noon OF
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, to
secure insertion in the next days issne.
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New Advertisements Cotton Gins, j.
NJ. Elliott & Co.
Case in Equity.
Saw and Grist Mill, j. r. Cook and
j. G. Schorbnear Rldgeway.
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A. S. DOUGLASS,
A II TO As N EY AT H. A W.
SOLICITOR HS EQUITY,
WIN-NSB0RO, S. c..

EsS~ Office. No. ., Law Range-.in roar
of the Court House.
feb 13'G6-Gmo.
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OF THE
FAIRFIELD HERALD.
THE PROPRIETORS of the TRt-
Il WEEKLY News intend publishing
about the Eddie of next month, May, q
weekly paper to be entitled
THE FAIRFIELD HERALD.
The HERALD, according to the design of
the publishers, will be n large sheet filled
with all the Miscellaneous matter usually
found ina first class family paper, such as
Original Correspondence,
Original Natter,
Latest News, h.
Political,
Commercial,
Financial,
Agricultural, and
Literary Matter and
Historical Sketches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-17
FROM WASHINGTON.
NV YoRk, Nor. 1s,

NEw YoRK, Nov. 16.
The morning papers contain the following
specials from Washington.
Gen. Logan is in this city, and announces
his determination to do all in his power to
induce the Impeachment of the President.
Chief j ustice Chase, called at the White
House hast evening, aud was cioseted with
the President for an hour. Seward, Randall
and McCalloch, afterwards were present A
long consultation was had, believed to be
upon the most important subject, based on
the efforts now making by leading men
ofall parties. to Induce the President. in con
sideration OF general amnesty, 70 inducethe
people of the South to accept impartial snf
frage, with qualifications of either Intelligence
or property. Prominent Southern men are
now co operating.
Gen. Grant was quite unwell yesterday, but
is out to-day.
A Cabinet Minister stated day that the
question Of recon mendine the South TO adopt
the Constitutional Amendment, had never
been considered in the Cabinet as reported
nor never proposed.
Daniel Carpenter, s. Il. Inspector Of the
Metropolitan police. died very suddenly last
evening in this city. from what Is supposed 70
have been disease Of the heart.
wHHixcTos, Nov. l6
The Commissioners of Indian Affairs has
received letter from the special agent, rs
Gently dispatched 70 the Arapahees, Chsy,
ennea. and confede1te band Of Sioux Indians
to ascertain the disposition of those tribes
towards the Government. and to inquire into
the VARIOUS reports which had been made re-
garding their hostile attitude The insorma-
ton received from these agents is of salts
factory character, and not only is il probable
that peace viii be maintained. bat it is re-
ported to the Bureau, that the release Of twt
white women, prisoners in the hands OF th'
tribes on the line of that territory win be OBJ
tsined
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FROM CANADA.
GrsrsH. C. ". Nov. le

GrsfRH. C. ". Nov. l6.s
The day express going west was thrown
from the track near Guelph, BY broken
rail. An express messenger. named Weeks
was killed on the spot: several passengers
we're injured, but none fatally. w.
ToRoxro, C. W. Nov. I6.
Mr.. Mckenzie. counsel for the Feaian
prisoners, purposes applying ON Monday TO
She Court Of the Queen Beach, or Common
Pleas. for new trials for Lynch, Hayden, Sia-
viz. Whalin and Quinn, the Fenians under
sentence Of death.
las. and John Dudley who we're committed
BY the Police Magistrate, a few days sgo,
under II AabeGs corpus suspension act, have
been released. Mr.. Patteson, their counsel,
submitted afidsviix issifyns 70 their respeet>
ability. and intention Of settling and going
into business. The Crown authorities con-
sidered these payers suficieat, and discharged
the prisoness on their. own fecognizAAee fos
four hundred dollars each, and one surety ol
two hundred dollars.
QrrEnc, Nov. rs. J
The Mayor hes received anotAer cable dis
patch from London, authorizing him to draw
twenty thopsnnd dolian more for sAe relief D
the sufferers BY the lase Ere. Thn makes /
total OF $4,000 from London.
A grand amateur concert, under the patro
mage Of the Governor 0eneNl, ~ 466ht fo
the benefit uf the relief fund, Seskized : con
siderable amount.
A large number Of mechanics and lahoreg
are leaving for the States since The FIRE.
= MosraEAL, Nov. 16.
The steamers Osprey and Whitby collide
near Sachine. The Whtby was sunk. NJ
lives lost.
Daniel McNivea has bsen arrested for PEI
petrating extensive forGeries.
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@ 81 Sc

an lifting the kettle from the FIRE 1 scalded my
self very seyerely-one hand almost to . crisp.
The trrttrs wus anbarabls TIN Aexi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
immediately. l; healed rapidly, and left very lit
tie scar. CHAs. FosrER, 42o Broad ST., Phiia- !"
Thisis nsrely sample Of What the Mustang
Liniment viii do. Ir is invaluable in I'll eases Of
wounds, sweIiings, sprains cuts, bruises, spavins
eta, sither upon man Or beast.
BAWne Of eosuserfeitsl None Il genuine nnless
wrapped in fnc steel-plate engravings, bearing
the signature OF G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the F~s~sss stamp Of DExAs BAnsss 4 ca. New
York.
saxatsga opsiAe WAssY. sold by al
Drsesists.
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>~

MAJOR GENERAL CLIyros B. FIsKE, who
for some time after the close Of the war held
the position OF Assistant Commissioner of the
Freedmans Bureau Of Kentucky, has been
elected Vice President of the Metropolitan
Insurance Company of New York and has
become q resident Of that city.-Erchaage.
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FRon HARffoRD.

y HAnrrosb,, Conn, Nov. Is.
Al Tire billiard tournsnsnt to-day feur games
were played. Upto tho present time i >
impossible 70 ~ vko viii hks tho golden
cue. n. PhelAa ard J. McDevset; sf Ne.
York are present, and others are expected
TO- morrow.
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TROH RICiHlOND.

q tt ! - R1casJxp, Va, Nov. 1e.
Five white men and one negro were fog
gsf to-day, ~ order Of the Hasting Cert on
conuceion Of peGty larceny.
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g. T.-fsse.--x.-The amount of Plantation
Bitiers cold ~ one ysas b ssnsshing startling.
They would fff Broadway SIX feet high, from the
Park te sth street. .Dnkes anaufsetnry Is cne
Of The institutions of Ner. Ysrk. 1t is sid that
Drake painted al the rocks in ~ Easters Ssstes
with his eahalistic IS. T.--is6e.--X.." and then
got the old granny legislators b pass !s~ =
venting dishEusing the face Of asture,'' which
gives him = monopoly. We do not know how this
10. bet We do know the Plantation Biiierf sELL -
no other article ever did They are used by all
classes Of the community and are death On Dys-
pepsia--eertain. They are very inviecraiing
when lsngaid and weak, and great appetizer
Saratoga 0Drfng water, sold BY ~
Druggists.
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A Beld Robbery.

BosroS, Nov. 16.
Yesterday afternoon young man called
at the store of Z. 4. w. Faxon, leather deals
ers on Pearl street, and under the pretence
ofgetting bill changed managed to steal
money. notes and securities, valued At S.
300. With which he escaned
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ST. Lorls, Nov. ls..
The Iron Mountain Railroad has been sold
to A. ]. Mckee and others Representing
Eassern and St. Loois caEtaisss, ,fdr 50 900.
The Cairo 4 Fulton road slO v14e1dD the
same parties for $3.50, 600. The sale - not
yet ratified by Governor Fetdher.
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/ Destructive Storm.

HIGaIAsp FaLLt, n. \. Nov. l6.
While Ae fusioAs storA ~ prevailing las'
night, the upper and low er mill dam, belong
ing to james Connally, IN this place, With Z
large amount OF property belonging to indi'
vidusls, and both bridges spanning the riii
were swept away, and many dwellings mach
damaged.
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ENGLISH newspapers do not consider
American news worth paying the cable price
for They wait for the steamers, rs before
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

10 6sy Wsus Wm- .Seele j. CA-tss Ahrn, and n s
Asooea<:
VOU are hereby notified that there il now
file in the Clerks once OF shs District
Cart of Lee county. Iowa, Keoknk, petition
Of James Bruce, claiming OF you the fosselosure o
oerts;n tax deed executed TO hin hy the City G,
Keohek. by the City crilectos I'D cossse lot seven
10 beck Ahi'ty 30, In said city ~ Heokuk, Lee
county. Iawa eaii Jot sold an conveyed 10 the
plaintia fr the payment ef certain specal Naxs due
the city Of keokuk. for the year 1859
And nnis-s ysu appcar the<stc and def nd. befors
Of the second day Of this next term Of the ssd
Court, TO be begun and holden ip Ktohnk the LIST
rcndsy VI ftb.ps9y. ISL. daaait will be entered
agsinss ysu and dserse rspAsrsd them prsy-d In
petition. JOHN BRUCE
t.Sansp. 50 as.) Attorney for PlaiAtiH
uovi6
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ara q 1 = 80 ]

All wha.v&iueA 5eautiful HEAD Of Hair, and its
preserration from premature badness and turning
gay, Eif notfsti to use Iyos'sSeiebr>aed ksthl5
HA.5 Il ssAhss the hlir rirb ron and glossy, ersd
icstes dandrud, and causes the hair to grow with
luxuriant beauty. Ii " fdld everywhere.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n Y.
q e4taga A1rtag Waess, ssads sy-s
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The Universal Clothes Wringer
DOts Clothes Washer.

THE UNIVERSAL poI1 Masaasa,aa. @ -,
CLOTHES WIRING sr.sssa the yRsr PRf
ER, with cog 4xee4issr MUM sr THE GREAT
has taken. ilse first ,sha hN.n.AsS, ,AiT Tas
premium AT The State STATE FAIRS ~ gEw
Fair OF all the North> HsNpsu REsEw YORK
- S,tay a1sa tha ! MfcnrG An, WISCONSIN
first premium At the Nm oK THE FIRST
Has, two Fairs Of the pRfaiUe tras stvH
fAmerican Institute; s.nsl ,s AZ Al r.,r .MeRicAE
| and has beeR dunrfed fssTITufE
the First Prefmsn bs .,s -
the Tnaainaefw Fote ,.lsl.ns 10. .ad-. ssy~
lof the Commafte Of thr-e-soarths Of the labor
| the Great Netr Eng snd tims-Iakes out al
fdnd faH no f,et-d air--no INJURY b
nffer The w0sf srrHff- tie ciosh.-
n;ziao fyiai et'tis co-
,-iors Machines Of sesan Eo'.s,'s s, as -.
numerous competitors. use /. ssousht more a 10
! THE HNtts ~ day han ever
CLOTHES wKINEkR @s
sYfngs clothes sfHa@f dry On rsceipk n ~ pfice
stbout injury IA he most from places where no
delicuse gx and Ees- ID sedrr. vii serd one
tired II orer Washer nfA WrfDEeg
~n CYrusw rIel5 sssr. either er bsih, fses 81
- rY~af labor wish freight rh&rr~s Fa4ily
Sta -te fhs cieshes HFxe w~shrv. sI4. No. IL
out isjn - aesidsdly wrtnser $40 No wiring
rseowmen4 ts4r ..r..t - - -. a..
K1-Exeinsi.s rish ..~n
bio sppcAat from eAxh ~kos~xsle and fetnif tsfma
R.c. BROWNING, ssserai 4qna,
xo.saoe.rs,..a.. - :. fssk.
eevsst lossoss- n--rhas s.s.-nl :
Low Priced, CdllaS1isa Of 81 -rea
ugie.
THE CHAPEL u collection Of Tunes ia-
y ~ slserss ssN1aSi 20 ma ssp-el.ly sasps.e =
~ sasa - ~ = 60 80 thrtssin Wcrship-
- -: - e oslse;s. assssl e:ss.ns -. =.
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From snx sss July Ssh 1885 frssns yin leave Ia eon
necsion With al Western lines, - fosio~s.
rROM DUNKIRK And SALAMANCA
ny sss Ysv& stae hcn Union D. pot:
H.A8 4. II. NEW YORK DAY ExFRESN,
yit Il sorn-ss.ii. NTH ne S 3 -. b-y Espr.s.
from suGAio ssd srsivss In N~w york 10 b p "a
ITO A. u. kxe29ss MAEa., srcm Daaki-s,
n, aud eoessst. at Horseti.vilie ssd ces.ins siA
the aDs - nr1 hsii ifus nse.ie, and ssriso
AS 2, =. HEW xOnK NIGHT Ex-
etopa ~ salamanca 55 p. m sna arrives IN Stw
Yort at fzo p. m, connectinE With Afternoon
| Cities
| pot cor Exehanss sna Michigan STREET:
$40 4. II. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
| tsundaIs szps4sSl Arrives n New Sars At 1850
/ p m. Connects ~ Great Bend with D~sssxrr l.. K
awsna W~t4n Bsalroad foe Phii.drlI.hsa EsIu-
more. asa prtsis scsth.
| 9 40 A. r. ExRREss NAIL. vi. Aran and
ss.ss,,:,,,.: spss'y, szesg, sasa...' Arrive. n
| y; : ~; : s's': :
/ 40 =. Il. LIoHTHIse EXPRESS, f.un
| fexEEd(ESS TmT1N N[e.T .gTIr
10 iii ~ Kew 10AH 1sGar ~
s3s.h es;.s7 ;;'..s.. q sag,. 4 !.
Etw York At l236p- m. Also eesn-cts af E'mifs
for Harrisburg, Philadelphia aud soath.
ll.so r. y. cINclxHE1 ExR1sA
34sp m. c,nrec's at Gr.nt B~Aa with Delaware
La tawanna 4 -ws.tsrp nsiiseeds snd II Nv RI
with Afsssa . ssssss Sss ssesAers for Basson An'
New Engisrd Cities.
Qnly Iue rsan- Kest o. 6asiay. ls~ving Buffalo .
en- >. ~ s~af ~af-s~k4~eN-< FORK as ~ Sp
Bostcn szt kew Knglsrd fsescgas, ~iahfepk IAS
gave ~ &AaA.srs& frsv ~ es6rDs In Hss f6rk
Il IA best vs>tiyiakef aad Most Lsxsrtns elespsn
Ch&A 19Ny4E pOlD0 - seeempsU ~ ~,
tu115Su< - fAAeys
I IA g AGE CT = nCK8D = n \ o 6 r
An6 fare slssSs a. issc a. b any otAsr rswte.
u ~Ask ~ x1s1p0 N 011o Da1lvay
WAseA 80 - saeufnsA = an RsinsfVd NsAst
QRhn4y ystssa tessaAFages i -
4 .lPFA Assssf u w44hnel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16
. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
y E W 5 7 0 K +

Having leased, AN handsomely iittel up n
the most modern style. the store NO. -, Norm
koya! street opposite the market, and JlSt re-
turned from New York, Philadelphia aFi Bal
tlm"re, w'lh one of the largest, finest, and b'Ht
selected stocks of.FAMILY GROCERIES evsr
Offered 10 the citizens o! Alexandria nd vicinity,
will mention in part: White and Brown Sugars
olull grades, New Hams. Shoulders aud Breast.
Of Bacon Smoked Beef, Old Java l4uguyra,
!, and 3 MacEcrel, Potomac Herring Choicest
Brandy, Whi,krys and Wines; Family, Extr,
and Supnrfne Flour; all kinds OF Engil*h
Pickles, Sauces, Spanish Olives, Capers, olive
Oil, Canned Fruits. Jellies and Preserves, Am
jar; Boston. Trenton, Baltimore and Jameson :
celebrated Crackers and Ginger Schnnpp5, pure
Cider Vinegar, Mustards Spices Of all kinds,
Colgatc's Soaps, Babbitt's and Monroe "
Thomas Soaps, Starch, Baskets Of kinds
Tubs, Wash-boards, Smoking and Chewing To-
bacco, Coal OIL Essence of Coffee, Adamantine
Candles, Pals, Broom$, Wurrcn'~, Rabbits
and Preston's Yeast Powders; GunpOwdcr,
Imperial, Hyson Black and Japan Teas, Of the
choicest selection, and Of Superior quality -
The aboyc-namcd goods, together with many
Others too numerous to mention, were por-
chased for cash, ana, therefore [ am able to
sell goods rs tow if not lower, chan ra' be sold
in the city, for cash only.
w. f. HENDERSON,
nc IG-lnI date Of the firm OF Henderson Bro3.)
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DIVISION OF THE Episcopal DIoCEsEs OF
VIRGINIA. learn from the Petersburg
Index that at the meeting Of the Episcopal
Council Of this State, held in this city, in May
last, this question came under consideration.
On motion. a committee was appointed to
enquire: First, whether division of this
Diocese be desirable, and if so, what? Second
y, whether an Assistant Bishop. should be ap
pointed? This committee was in session dur
ing the past week at Charlottesville. Although
1ner action has moi been officially given to the
public, it is understood that the committee
ueclded to recommend to the Council the i'm
mediate election of on Assistant Bishop. This
was deemed essential onaccount Of the extreme
age OF tie present Bishop, who has now reach
W ms, SEVENTEEN year. Although now re
malkaoly strong and robust, he cannot be ex-
pected to endure the fatigue consequent upon
alS 81 exalted Office
~ ne committee further recommended that
.ae Council express It's willingness to sanction
Tue creation of new Dioceses, whenever the
;;s9nlslte number OF parishes shall ask for an
INDEPENDENT organization. Under this resoiu-
Jp MT, II Is understood that the cergymen south
sss .ae : James river will apply to the next an
; aual Council for permission to form themselves
4 nl; 10 a new and independent Council. .:..r
IL MS actionsof the committee will, it is be:
. ns:vved, harmonize all conflicting views, and
tan1!l,,We trust, re-establish the prosperity o.
Ssuis honored Church zoeier &s-al 81
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4, EOl:GE E. WHITE,
SE Liberty Hall,
80 and 81, Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive "a
choice stock Of
- GROCERI LES,
embracing Teas, Cof'acs, Sugars, Spices Hums
Bacon. Flour, Candles, Soap, Mclasses, Bueter
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits, Jo}lies, Earl
M, Corn Starch, and great variety ofartlc!es
usually found in Il grocery store.
BRUCES
LUNCENTRA TED FERTJLIZER
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
Hay, GRAIN and FEED always on h and
He also asks attention 10 his unusually barge
and line stock Of
Il g u y r 5
OF every description, consisting of Whskigs nigh
Champagne, Port, Sherry, and other Wines,
Jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Rum, C99rdial;S, A'
from the Washington Brewery, i'll barrels .nI
hull barrels, &c, &c.
Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
ricty.
Good. delivered To all parts Of the city free OF
charge. "c lo-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

THE CANAL. "A large force is now employed
on the Alexandria. Canal and Aqueduct, and
as the season is so far advanced the lessees have
determined, We understand, to shut off the wa
ter until the. spring, aud during the interval to
put the whole work in thorough and complete
repair. Had not the military authorities
thrown so many Instructions in the way Of the
lessees, the canal would have been the means
Of bringing an immense deal Of business to our
city this fall @2&s1a&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

"A MUNDANE HEAVEN printing Offices
and editorial rooms of the principal newspaper
in Lima are enclosed within ''lovely garden
Of flowers, sparkling fountains and gold fish.
and tame, gaudily plumed, sweetly- whistling
birds; who never desert their little Eden spot,
where contentmen grows for them like the very
flowers whose honey they love TO sip. Ii
locals were only plentiful there, what a
heaven 1t would be
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MA RINE III ST.,
PORT OF ALEXANDER A-NOV

T 800 .E= ARRIVED. ~ -
Sellr Flora, Gordon Havrc ae Grace, coal to
w: A. Moore.
Schr Emma Jane, Kcrwin Baltimore coal 20
AlexanGria tj.s Works 80 -
Sloop Delaware, Morrison, Philadelphia, coal
to John LcatherlaEd.
Sloop Ellen Jane, Dent, Pomonkcy. grain to
Geo. Washington and Blackjack & Co.
Slpop Nautilus, Barns. .Nanjemoy, grain to
ThoS. Perry. ealrila 81
3 &. e4trs . SAlLED. !..'.,'-' 81
Steamer f. G. Biddle, McNul, Philadelphia
by M. Eldridge Sc Co. 1929" ..sr. ~,
Steamer Wawaset. Gedney, Curioman BY
Hooe g Wedderburn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

Handsome: STORES. The two stores in the
new building, on King street, lately erected by
Mr. William n. Brown, have been leased by
'Messrs. Charles W. Green, and T. f. Kemp,
and are now occupied by those gentlemen one
as first class fashionable dry goods and fancy
store, and the other as an extensive hardware
establishment, .......... =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

a1&31 FOR BOYS, H..
Who wear Suspender Pants, only .
Sutinet Jacket and Pants, Sc. >.ag
Brown and Grey Melton do, $3.50.
Cashmere do, So to $l4. .-1
Melton Coat, Pants and Vest, Sll 50. r
Cashmere do, $l4 to S25.
Repellant Overcoats, So and 50.
Whitney do, $l0to Sl8.
Black Suits, Jacket and Pants, So TO SIS.
Black Suits, Coat, Vest and Pants, Sill 50 to-+:o.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
BLACK Suits Coat, Pants and Vest, $3.50 to S3G.
Satinet Suits, Coat, Pants andVest, $40 and So
A large stock Of those Satinent Suits on hand,
and very cheap. ..
Sleeps Grey Satinet Suits. Sl5 and $3.50
Grey Melton Suits, SID and Sl4 81. .
Blue Satinet Suits, Sl5 ...... ....sz. = &C.,.
Brown Melton Suits, very popular, SIS
Union Cashmere Suits, SIT "
Fancy Cashmere Suits, three styles, SIS. ...
All-Wool Cashmere Suits, $50. "
Silk-mixed Cashmere Suits, S23 and S25.
Silk-mixed Cashmere Suits, standard arti-
Gle, either cashmere or black lined, $50.
Double and Twist Suits, very durable, S25, ST
Other Cashmere Suits. $50 and So ..
Monkey Jackets, from SIS to 50.
Black Sack Goats, 50, $40 SIP, SIS, Sl8 and $25.
Black Frock Coats $40, So, Sl5, ST., $50, S23
The H Si5 S sse and $40 Froc, have large cir
cuution in the community. .
Black Pants, So to SD.
OVERCOATS!
Whitney and Chinchilia very fashionable, so
to S25. -.
Melton Overcoats, heavy and warm, Sl2 -.
Petersham Oyercoats To shed rain, SIG.
Moscow and Castor Beaver Overcoats, S30 to
w S;35. .. .......-r. ...... ~
Fall Overcoats, $40 SIS, SIS and SIS,
Common Oyercoats, $40 ..
yellow Oil Clothing. .....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16
P r &C L A NJ A. ~ / O
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

Whereas, Being armed and equipped with
such stock of READY MADE CLOIli Nc
as cannot fail to strike the beholder with be-
wildering amazcment, and please the fancy oil
all; and,
Fall and Winter Campaign of trade, l nm de-
tcrmincd to repulse if not entirely vanqulsh,
the great system of monstrous prices and muir
derous profits, which have settled upon our
whole country like mighty incubus, sinking
the poor into deeper depths of poverty. and
dragging down the atluent, and even. driving
many to distraction; and,
Whereas, have taken unusual pains IN the
selection of my stock, and have purchased all ut
the lowest cash :rices, which will enable me to
accommodate any purchaser at the lowest cash
figures, -. ..,. ~.
street. between Pitt and ST. Asaph, do hereby
issue this, my proclamation, to dispose OF my new
stock, upon such terms as must give entire sat-
isfaction
Whereunto I have this, the 2Gth day OF Octo-
Der, a. D. 1866, and Of the Independence OF the
United States Of America the nlnetleth year,
placed my hand and caused the great seal to be
affixed. -ts...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

NATIONAL THEATRE Twist, dra-
matised from Dickin' famous novel Of that
! name, WILDE presented to- nightat the National
Theatre in Washington, on the occasion OF MIR.
j. w. Wallach' benefit he representing the
character Of Fagin, in which role he is said to
excel ''@ .-. .