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observation-disclosures Callahan came be-
lore Justice Tucker w ednesday, charged with
intoxication and disorderly conduct and was
required to place s. to the credit OF the Cor.
poration. John johnson, colored, charged
with disordsrly conduct. was nned S. by JUS.
tice Chaplin. and in default OF payment com.
united to the workhouse. Mary Marshall
was fined - by Justice Tucker tor being dis.
orderly and profane. Mary Shea was fined
- by Justice " alter for intoxicauon ana dis,
ORDERLY conduct, and IN default OF payment
committed TO the workhouse. John H. Mar.
dee was fined SO 90 by Justice Gull for intox.
1cation and diso.derly cond ct, and in default
committed for thirty days TO the workhouse.
TEMPERANCE THANKsotvING.- Yesterday
was me day set apart by the Grand Lodge Of
Good Templars OF the United States rs day
OF thanksgiving TO God tor the good accom-.
piished By the order in the sixteen years OF lis
existence. Public services were held in DR..
Guriey's Church New York avenue1 last
evening, and were ope ned with prayer by Rev.
Pat Chief Teupiar l.. T.. Ross stated the OBJ
!sc's ofthe meeting, and was folio wed BY Rev
MT fleming, who spoke o. the many temper.
snce Organizations. Mr. 81 cPheeters and Rev
DI Gillette also addressed the assefablsee liz
appropriate remarks, and the meeting " AZ
closed with the doXoiogy and he ned e ton
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ton which passed the Grand Lodge OF Good
1emplars Of North America, setting aside the
18th day of October. as day Of divine wor-
ship and thanksgiving for the success OF the
temperance cause. and prayer tor its continued
success. held divine service lasr evening in
Grace Church, on High street, near Bridge
street, when the pastor, J. Eastburn Brown,
preached an eloquent temperance sermon.
ANOTHER FIRE.-A few moments after three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, fire was discov
cred issuing from the roof Of two story frame
and Mill streets. An alarm was given by
Sergeant Boarman, and the steam engine
owing to the water main being choked up with
sediment, the engine could not work with th at
efficiency it would have done had the water
been clear and free from mud. The building.
owned by a colored man named Thornton
Gates, was entirely consumed, though the fur.
ntture was gotten out and saved. The loss
upon this house Is estimated At $500: insured
for $500 The honse of MT. Il. Il. White, ad-
sustained damage to the amount OF about $50
by the Chimney OF the burning building falling
over and crushing in the gable end. The fire
originated, it 10 thought. from u defective ne.
SOAP AND CANDLE WORKS SOLD Mr. Thos
bowling, auctioneer, yesterday evening sold
the property known az the Untcn Soap ana
Candle Works, on the new road, the factory
being we'll built two, story frame building, to
Mr.. r. Petit for So, 400. - go,
PorpMAC DivIsIoH-The. members and
visitpys a. Potomac Division Wednesday eyen-
ing, AE1ts regular Weekiy meeting, enjoysd Q
pieaeaBt hour In the exercises Of the evening,
After the dispcsition Of the. regul.r order d
sion With an original piece Of music emitted
"lmogene waits" which he played ON the
pianoand rsceixsd Asarfy applause OF those
present., Misc Lou Ross, accompanied ~ Mr..
Gross, sung o song entitled "l'm a merry Tin.
CARA" MT. Geo. MahsE. Of sMstropolisau ID.
VISION, was introduced and made cold water
speech. Miss Julia Moore afterwards sang
piece entitled ssJoe Hardy" After which Mr.
W. p. Drew, Grand Worthy Associate was To-
troduced and addressed the Division. worthy
Patriarch Phelps. Of George Washington III.
vision, being present arose and invited Poto.
maa DiyasiOh 70 pay affaternalvasit to 6eorge
-WasAibgton IAvlsions q Barr,a Hail. o. Rrt-
day evening, after which the Division formal
IL closed.
IMPRoy1MlHT.-Mr.H. Somers has fitted up
the rocm formerly occupied as grocery store.
81 Bridge street, corner OF JEFFERSON street. At 8
] cost OF about d, 100; Meesrs wcDansels 4
Gladmcn having done the carpenters work,
and Mr., Cooley the paintiaE. Mrs Somers has
removed his clothing store, formerly ct seors
room 67f Bridge strsbt ihto IN newly ntted up
room cns tho cyfHSf, asd room 60, which he
formerly ocsuHisdj ass clothing store, ~ h
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BASE BALL.-A spirited and in teresting
game Of base ball " as played Yesterday after
noon. on the grounds OF the N ational, between
the National and picked nine of the clubs Of
the city, resulting In a victory for the former
the seven innings played footing up as fol-
lows:
National -........... 0 l 3 9 6 3-16
Picked Nine-....... 3 3 o. l 5-l4
To-day match will be played by the Oiym.
pic first and second mines on the White Lot
and on Saturday the Olympics will play a
game with the Interior Club at the same place
I he game between the Olympic and JEFFERSON
has been postponed until next week.
The base bail match at Pailadelphia yester.
dav, between the Unions, Of Washington, and
Athletics, Of Philadelphia, was won by the Ath.
letice. Score. IS to IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

ROBBERY. Private Waterman Ward last
night, discovered that some parties had en-
tered the dry goods store of Mr.. r. L.
Wood, S, W. corner Of King and Fairfax
streets, and were engaged in carrying off goods,
placing them in the vacant lot next to the
residence Of Mr. j. J. Wheat, on Fairfax
street, and had succeeded in getting out quite
a pile Of various articles. when the robbery
was discovered The thieves succeeded in
eyading detection, but we're unable TO carry
off their plumber, except lew shirt collars and
about dollar in change taken from one of the
counter drawers. The store was entered by
prizing open the front door,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. On Tues
day evening, 4th inst, at the annual election,
held by the German Benevolent Society OF
this place, at their hall. corner of King and
Columbus streets, the following members were
elected to serve for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Charles Brill Vice do, John iVenzel;
Treasurer, George Bossart; Secretary, John
Abinshein; Vice do, Adolf Didle; Revlsors,
Frederick Patf and John Gerheasen. After the
election the Society enjoyed the good things Of
this life, provided in profusion, and enlivened
the occasion with sweet melodies of the father
land The Society was chartered in 1854, and
has remained in good repute, having promptly
paid all just demands made on the Treasury,
which is in an excellent condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

ANOTHER RADICAL MEETINa .-Anothel
Radical meeting was held at Lyceum Hall, last
night, which was largely attended by blacks
including one old woman, and few whites
Speeches were made by white man named
Dudley, from Washington, and a colored man,
who was introduced as ''the Honorable Mr..
Langston," from Ohio. Lapgston's address
partook more of the character of temperance
lecture than political speech, and his advice,
to his race, in reference to whiskey, tobacco.
liberty, and labor we're in many respects excel
lent He is fluent speaker, but quite ego
tistical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

WASHINGTON ITEMS. In the Circuit Court,
Yesterday, in the case Of James Corbett ys. the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, the
iurv returned a verdict for the plaintiff,
awarding him 81, 500 damages. The suit was
for $50, 900 damages The counsel for the
railroad company have made motion for u
new trial.
The radical mass meeting in front Of the city
hall was, in point of numbers, one ofthe largest
meetings ever held in this city The crowd was
made up almost exclusively Of colored people,
although here and there white face was to be
seen.
The temperance people had yesterday made ar
fragments for a procession and mass meeting,
but were compelled to postpone it on account Of
the rain. Its probable that the 4th Of July will
be selected as the time for the celebration.
Major Richards has ordered that detective
officer shall be at the depots and wharves upon
the arrival and departure of every train or
boat. This seems to be absolutely necessary as
depredations upon personal property are fire.
quenty committed at the times and places
stated.
Mr.. Ferdinand McCloud, Of Lake City, Fla +,
who has been in the city some days. has very
suddenly disappeared from his hotel. He was
known to be in possession of large amounts of
money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

A., l.. & Fl. r. R.-The arrival and depart
ure of the trains, daily, from Leesburg, infuse
life and business activity in this community: :
A large quantity of flour aud grain is being
shipped to AlexandrisA This is but mere
promise of what Loudoun is going to DO the
coming season. The Ware house, at the
Leesbnrg Depot, will be built The coming week;
the timbers are all ready to be put up, which
will require but few days. The energy, and
enterprise displayed by the President OF the
Company, in pushing this improvement, tor
ward is highly conmendable, and for which,
he has the thanks of this county. Leesb"9
RaIingtonia'1.
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FESTIVAL Notwithstanding the lclemency
of the weather, number of ladies and gentle
men and children attended the festival, at the
Assembly rooms, for the benefit Of Olivet
Chapel, last night. The floral display was
besutiful-the strawberries Of the largest size,
and most delightful flavor, and The ice cream
rich and delicious; the festival and feast being
only surpassed by the intelligence, grace and
beauty of the ladies whose taste and skill had
arranged and prepared the entertainment
which will be continued to night, and 1t Ii
hoped, will be we'll attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

ALEXANDRIA MANUFACTURES We are
pleased to note sales of cotton goods, made
at the Mt. Vernon Factory, in this place, Tor
the South American trade. The goods manu-
featured at this factory stand in deservedly high
repute wherever they have been tried, and
the demand for them is steadily increasing
The Peabody brand Of cotton-a new brand
is very popular, and the orders for it exceed
the supply. 1t is with. great pleasure we
chronicle the success of our manufactures.
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SELL. AT HoME-One of our commission
merchants, a day or two since, received con-
Segment of wheat, half Of which he shipped
to Georgetown, and the remainder sold here.
He was induced to try the Georgetown market
on account of the reports from there Of high
prices, good demand, &C., while the market
here was somewhat dull. The wheat was sold
in both markets on the same day, the price
here being ten cents a bushel more than that
obtained in Georgetown. Comment is nnne,
cessary, only we advise merchants to sell al
home.
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LOCAL NEWS. !.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNEs.
CHURCH SERVICES, &C., TOMORROW.

CHURCH SERVlCESi &C., 1U-MUdhUW.
Christ ChuacA.-Service at IL a., M, and
Sp M, by the Rector, Rev. a. M. Randolph =
Communion service in the morning.
Grace Church.-Service at IL a. M, and 4 D.
m. by the Rector, Rev. MIR. Sprigg. The pews
in this Church are free.
st. ups.-Service at IL a. m by the Rec
tor, Rev. G. u. Norton.
st. Marys-Service at I and IL a. M, and
81 p. m, .,z
First Presbyterian Sermon in the morning
By Rev. g.. nj: McCampbell. Sunday School
Concert at night.
Second Pres6yteriaa.-No service.
Methodist Episcopal Church South. Sermon
in the morning and at night by the Rev. w. e.
Munsey.
Methodist Episcopal. Sermon in the morning
and at night by the Rev Jos. Z. Wheeler.
Methodist Protestant-Sermo in the morn
ing and at night, by the Rev. j. B. Jones.
Baptist.-No service.
Alexandria Christian Association General
Prayer Meeting in the I'd Presb. Church. at 4
o'clock p M, and every evening during the
coming week in the Lecture Room Of the Bap-
fist Church, at S o'clock. A cordial welcome
will be given to all who will attend upon these
means ofgrace.
Village Ghapel.-Sermon at s o'clock p. m,
by the Rev. MIR. Hummer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

THE MARKET, this morning, owing to the
storm, was not as we'll attended as is uSua! ON
the last day of the week, by the people from
the country There was, therefore, only toll,
cradle supply Green Peas 81! so cts per
peck; strawberries II 20 cts. per quart
Early Yorks from to Is cts. per head let
tuce, radishes, onions, &C., cheap. The
Butchers had good supplies Of fresh meat, at
former prices. The price of beef is declining
in the Northern markets. Sturgeon in great
abundance at from to cts. per Ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

BLACKBERRY WINE-We are indebted to a
friend for present of some fine Blackberry
Wine, nearly as good as Port, and much better
than most wine that is now sold for Port. The
making of Blackberry Wine is on the increase
in this part Of the State, and as it is cheap,
oan easily be manufactured, is wholesome, and
useful in all families, we hope that our house
wives may turn their attention to it, this sum-
mer, more than ever.
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EXCURSIONS, BALLS, &c.
~T-sn I. y. II. NJ.
SssGsSEaa HOl FOR GLYMONTl
q q

~T~s~ T. .. r. NJ
ASssEsHE 10! FOR GLYMONTl
A GRAND EXCURSION,
WILL. BE GIVEN BY
CECILIA TRIBE, N O. l,
(oF ALEXANDRIA, VA.)
ON MONDAY, JUNE II, 1867,
With the safe and commodious steamer VA
WASET, and ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED
BAND Of Washington.
The public may rest assured that no expense
will be spared to make this one Of the best eX-
cursions ever given to Glymont
AN INDIAN WAR SCENE will be per-
formed by the members Of the Tribe ut p m.
The steamboat will run as follows: Leave
Washin gton at 7 a. M. leave AleNandria ut 5
g. H., and p M; leave Glymont at y. H.,
and 9p. m.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
T.. II. CLAkKSoN. VIM. OWENS.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
e. H. Clarkson, A. II. Brown VIM Owens,
j. E. Phillips, G. G. Wade, II. Powers,
james Swami, j. II. Soper,
g. +. Cox.
Tickets for Lady and Gentleman, ST. La
dies Tickets SO cents; Children under y years
Of age 25 cents-to be had Of any Of the Com
mlttee. my ZL--li
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BUSINESS. Notwithstanding the disagreed
BILE weather, today, King street has presented
a very lively appearance, and business with the
dry goods and grocery merchants has been ac-
tive On the wharves there is less hustle, and
the rain has to some extent prevented out door
operations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08
By i. d. HARRISON-AUCT

/ II. ~. lihIlIoO ION TrN.
fNKEAT SALE OF DRY GOODS, SHOES,
w &c, ON WEDN ESDAY, JUNE 12rlI -
Tho whole stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, and No
tons of NJ. FLRISCuER corner King and
Pitt streets, consisting Of Black and Colored
Silks. Delanes, Berages, Lawns, JaconetS,
Black and Colorcd Alpacas Merinoos, Shawls
and Cloaks, with full stock Of White Goods,
Linens, Towels, Napkins, Check, Swiss and
Dotted Mouselaines, Counterpanes, Motions,
&C.; also 500 pairs Ladies' Misses, Children S
and Mems Shoes.
Sale to take place at the store.
In consequence of holidays, the store will be
closed this, Friday, evening OF clock, and not
re-opened until Monday evening at O'Clock.
--i S-1t
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THE REVENUE BILL-We learn that the
Committee of Council to whom was recon-
mitted the Revenue bill, have had the same
under consideration, but have been unable to
agree, and will so report to Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

Copper ORE. DIR. Paul Gregory writes US
from Manassas that there is a large and good
vein Of Virginia copper on the lands of Messrs
NJ. House and II. Haislip, in Prince William
county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET JUN u g. 1901
The market closes very dull, with declining
tendency in prices Flour quiet, with limited
transactions. Wheat very dull, with sales OF
red at 210 Offerings of Corn, on Change to-
day, reached 1920 bushels, for which ~ and y:
was offered, but refused. After Change there
were sales at g. but q good deal went into store
Rye and Oats quiet, with no transactions re-
ported.
The general tono Of feeling in financial and
commercial centres is moro cheerful, in conse-
quence partly Of the dobt statement being more
favorable than was anticipated, and partly OF
tho assurance that no further CONTRACTION OF the
ereenbaci currency will, at present. be attempt
ed, but chiefly because Of the belief in 81 copious
Of which the Indications are Iersss ing
Baltimore Stock Board yesterday. cold ad-
yanced trfe, closing at 1863. Governments
were steady and unchanged. Virginia Is, DID,
sold at 444 Tho business in miscellaneous
stocks was inconsiderAble. -Batt. Sun
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REGISTER OF FAIRFAX Gen Scho6eld
has appointed Daniel ". Lewis, register at
large for the county OF Fairfax.
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BUTTER This article is now very abundant
and is selling at Is cents pound for prime
country, in small lots to suit families.
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MARINE L1S'E .
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures s.

SAILED.
Steamer E. c. Knight Denty: New York, BY
H. G. Winship
by Nj. Eldridge IL Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

CITY COUNCIL The Mayor has called the
City Council together again tonight, tor the
purpose OF considering the Revenue bill,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

STRAWBERRIES We have received from
Mr.. John Slater, several boxes OF the largest
and most delicious strawberries we ever saw,
grown in his garden, near this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

A N E. STORM of rain and wind set in
yesterday afternoon, and continued all night
and this morning. The inclemency OF the
weather prevented out of door business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

Police REPORT. No cases of criminal
character at either the Mayor or Magistrates
Offices this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

WHIT SUNDAY.-To-morrow will be Whit
Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

just received a fine assortment Of Linen
Suits from So. SO to $3.50; also Summer Gas
simcre Suits at $500, at
GEORGE S. ROSENBAUM
nv so ll9 King street.
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RYJH Observation-Disclosures

BY H. PARROTT-AUcTIoNEE
r UMBER AT AUCTION.-Twcnty thous:
IL and feet Of JOISTS. and twenty thousand
feet of one inch BOARDS, in lots to suit pur-
chasers, will be- offered, at public auction. on
at 10 o'clock. in front of CaZenove s. Co.'S
ie NV ". A. SMOOT & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

Tie WONDER OF TIE AGE.-Those Iron
Clad Trunks ats. Dealham' s, l06, King street
lie has also every variety of Trunks magma
bic, for ladies as we'll as for gentlemen. st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

JUST received so Boys Suits, Gray Harrison
Cashmere, made in latest STYLE at
S. DEALHAMs
JED st No. l06 King street.
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For SALE AND RENT
Z Z Ilk

N>a FOR RENT-The three-story BRICK
Z;i STORE and DWELLING. on Royal, be-
tween King and Cameron streets, opposite the
market 81 present occupied by !. +. Lurkn
Possession given on the 10Th June, instant APP
ply to JOHN a. DIXON. je G-2w
M; rEw1, IT, NJ pCrD ,,rTTC
A.; :. p p - - i ~ L. TE ne NEAbSco vi hl"o
M Is, latrry put in repair, miler's house com
modious stnre.house blacksmith shop and Is
acres of land, belonging to tho estate ei the late
Il. Atkinson, dec It,, sLiated Ill Prince William
county. Va, midway between Occoqunn and
DumirIn5, near the telegraph road. This Is
n1;r i"o,, 81 n .n,J Ioa ~
rent wonld he moderate Anr1v a;,hcr r. Can
Epp, Eryr0, Warro,,4,.n ~ or D.. pIr".
An wur,T Iu',Ir;,.s w. nr = = AMIN
son, 2T3. Prince ST., AIeyandra Va Posses
sinn givrn inmndiSta)v il 1-rot1
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" LA w KEN CE 4oL'CoN,
- COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND wuOLESAL AND RETAIL DEALER IN
HAY, FLOUR AND FEED.
(Liberty Halp No. -, Cameron ST.
The undersigned is glad to inform his old
customers that though his loss occasioned So re-
Gently by fire has mpeded his business to q
great extent that he is now prepared, having
replaced the Implements that were consumed
to fiji any orders for articles in his line they may
need. E LAWRENCE TOI4SON,
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II / 5 S O l. U 4 / 0 N

We. the undersigned, have this day dissolved
copartnership, by mutual consent The b1Sl-
ness hereafter will be conducted by H. LA :
RENEE TOLSON.
LITTLETON WITHERS.
Il. IAWREN CE TOLSON.
Aplil - 1867
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1 TrENTION LADIES'
~ ATTENTION LADIES! !!
rIOyEITiEal NOVELTlE3Il

would inform my customers and citizens
generally, that / am now prepared to sho"
them one Of the best sclecte stocks OF
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
that has been offered i'll this city for some time,
consisting in part Of
Dress Trimmings, Buttons,
Ladies' Scent aCclar5. Culs,
Ribbons, feelings
handkerchief, RutliingH, OF nil KINDS
Parasolg, EmbToidcring, Crochet and Star
Braids, Travelling Bags Edgingr and lns@gtines,
Hoop Skirts, Kid ana Sill; Gloves, ShnEcr Bon:
nets Bacl, Silk Mits, Hosiery, Working md
lGmbroidcring Cottons, Stamped and Braided
Yolcs, Knitting Cotton, Sewing md Embrold-
cred Silks, Combs and Brushes, Pocket Books
nnd Purses. Soaps and periu,ncrics.
These goods all having been purch"scd for
cash from s0nlc Of the largest houses III EhlIn
dephia and New Icrk 1T reduced prices, am
determined 10 sell them a& cheap ~ they AN be
bought in this or any other city, cthci Whole
sale o. retail, feeling confident that y6l cannot
fail t. be satisfied after an examination 1T The
stock ! respectfully solicit call.
Ap :" &. { bElth !, -, h'n- u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

10000 Paper Collars Glacc and Imitation
Linen ut 25 cents per box at
GEORGE S. RosENEAUM'S,
nv so ll9 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-08

VOLCANIC Oil AND COAL COMPASS \,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Is prepared to furnish railroad companlc s ana
others with the lIubricating Oils OF said com
panv. These Oils are used OIL all kinds, of ma
chnery, such rs railroad, mill, cotton factory,
sc. They have been thoroughly tested ana
hiohly approved, and will be aid Vt very low
rnles an orders Promptly attended -. Zap
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

GOPARTN ERSHIP.-T undersigned have
v formed copartnership for the purpose Of
conducting the GROCERY AMI LlQUOR
BUSINESS at No. 104, corner queen ana St
Asaph streets, formerly occupied by II; G..
Dorsey - WILLIAM A. SLSSON.
nv 37-1,n H. CHARLES II. TAYLOR.
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Now the weather is delightful and LINEN
SUITS for gentlemen begin to feel eomf9rtabIe,
DEALHAM's, 100, King street, who has Just
received the best assortment Of White Drill,
Basket Linen and Duck Suits, ever before
brought to this market. 45t
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]iASSIA-l case Of recent mportal'"n'. +"
u cases Concentrated l.ye; fresh and geiu'i ~
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