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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

The STRAWBERRY festival for the berefi
of Christ Church, commences to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

plan os' p7AOos,,
VICTOR BECKER,
no. 81, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET,
CORNER OF QUEEN,i
viii constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEONS,
Knabe s. Cos Unsurpassed Pianos.
Voses Celebrated
Second hand Pianos-very low;
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted.
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, &c, tuned
and repaired.
Orders for me will be received at Mi, j.
Entwise's Book Store, 10, hing street; al$o'
Nh. Robert Belps Book Store, no 81, King st
2l-ff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

RAILROAD RECEIPTS past week has
been one Of remarkable activity at the freight
depot Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
taxing the energies OF the..sagent end his assls-
tants to their utmost capacity. TO dispatch
the iiains considerable portion OF the nights
had to be conaumed. The freight coming for
ward is quite brisk, The following are some
OF the leading articles Corn, 81 $50 bushels !:
wheat, 40S bushels; rye; 200 bushels oats,
222 bushels; hazseed A bushels; corn meal
g. bushels; beans, 10 bushels; eggs, 1900
dozen; talow, 500 lbs. -four, III bbts. !;
butter, 80 frkius; sheep, 225 head; lumber,
Il. 900 feet hay, 20 coo lbs. barytes, s tons.
The freight sent forward amounts to nearly 400
tons.
Among the numerous articles or lreight
brought to this city last week over the Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad we're l, $3.50 bushels CT
corn, aud 200 barrels Of flour.
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CEGARS-Choico Havana and common Sc
~ gars, for sale by
ia 3 LOOMS II tAChR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

RA1N.-There was heavy fall Of rain yes
terday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

SHIPPING. The Southerly winds, prevailing
yesterday, brought to this city more vessels
than have arrived here in any one day Tor a
long time past They commenced coming up
about the middle Of the day and continued to
arrive in one uninterrupted line until night
fall. At one time in the evening there were
lying off the American C0mpanya Coal depot,
twenty-tour schoonera averaging two hundred
and fifty tons burden, and one square rugged
vessel.
The steamers Eli. Livingston, Capt. LaWIer,
and the Columbia, Captain Harper, arrived up
yesterday on time, with full freight and paSseh-
ger lista The Kennebec, Captain Wilson, tn
whose kindness this Office Is Indebted for many
favors, arrived up on Saturday night, from Bal
tinlore and the Potomac landings, with 4 heavy
freight and full complement OF passengers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

Observation-Disclosures TO RAILROADS. The
heavy rain Of last night caused an overflow Of
the banks Of the various streams iii the upper
country, and the consequent washing OF tho
tracks OF The railroads crossing them. On The
Orange and Alexandria Railroad the trestl(
work over Craig run, near Bealton Station
and over Owl run, near Warrenton junction.
was damaged, and some little injury caused tt
a locomotive ut the former. A slight delay to
the running of the trains was ocn;tsoncd bn
the damage has already been repaired, and th'
trains will run Oh regular time to marrow. Ut
the Virginia Central Railroad a trcstn work
near Gorlonavic, was washed away, but We
learn that that too has been repaired
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

~. -. KING STREET,
\ EAR TIE COEEER OF FAIRFAA.

JOHN y. ARNOLD
respectfully Informs the citizens of Aloxnndria
and vicinity TIT he has opened splendid and
fashionable assortment Of SPRI Nc and SU NJ
MFR, HATS, CAPS and STAW GOODS,
which he sill sell NJ greatly reduced rates for
cash. Call and examine. my 20-1m
ygT0OL AID SHEEP-SKIN TANNERY.
Having bought out T. II. Harrisons Interest
in the Wool ANA SHEEP-SklN BUSINESS,
on Union street, intend 10 continue inc same
busi;css, AT 30. 3j2, King street. nearly oppo-
site the Virginia Hotel. ,,.r, -.,,,>--,
The highest price paid for SHEEP-SklNS;;
DRESSED &HEEP-SKINS kept constantly
on band for supplying the trade: -r,,,o,,-
JOHN DOUGHERTI,
nv o--1rn Alexandria, Va.
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CANAL COMM ECE.
ARRIYED-JUNE 3.

ssaszzzzzzgk $3.50 $3.50 -: -;
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FrE&TIV \ 1.-THE ladies oI Christ Church
d will hold FRUIT AND FLO w Err i HS-
TlN \ t. on Monday and tuesday evenings at
= G ctocl, at the room over Mr. winner store
corner Of j. ir and Royal SITS JG l-"J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

~ T. E y | + h E D
Il l. C. F. d ! It
AUGUSTUS VAIL, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in FEED has now on hand fine stock
ofHAT, GRAIN, STRAW, aud a general as
soriurrnt Of MILL FEED, which he will sell
st the lowest mari tt rates, for cash.
Feed dnlyi red free Of charge.
No g, south Columbus street, between King
sn1 Prince my l5-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

PROFESSOR IS UNDRAM,3
TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The best remedy known; will give instant re
iici IL the sufferer. The sovereign virtue 81 This
remedy for Tooth Ache, can BIC tc3tlted to ~
hundreds in this community.
Price 60 cents bottle, mailed 10 any addrts:
uI1on receipt q price. For aalo by
JANNEI 6 co,
ian Lift Druggists. 40 KING street
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nOME 4rI CS-Wc have This day received
I J an addition To our stock Of Domcsuc5, at
The very lowest figure the market has reached}
ard have las is cur cu8t0Inl mar iud down all
our stock in that line to correspond, without re-
~ o. iNITi1ER & SIAIMAEE Err
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
pASSFNGAS SAILED.


FOR LIVERPOOL May l3-In steamship TARIFF Lae.y. ore
Lytle.on fnder, ZeAaBd MT Batitrsoy LADY
and family Low and family and .er'ns A. ssh - " NJ,
yer AMI lady J. Pos, A. CTeder H. C. smith j. harA WI
he Geo Williams %
FOR LIVERPOOL M.yls-h steamship Rsrss1loS Esrn,ndo
Wood q bartholomew B. Uhilbrss, r. =. Wade g. T. Miller,
Mr. sawbydgr dy and daughter Miss ya and sier Mr. Nelh
and lady w Sloan Mt Lambert LADY udschd Mr. Bs
and vile Mis- Du Verns vernet Miss Wolfe and eyae d.
Wolff Mis- Law and sister de Psrs r. Lanetti and Mss
HOLIDAY y Ahsnbam s. and ". IT. hetcalf w r. and Low
Mss Dahriug Mrs Hyatt Mr. Hsnstee and Mss H. scott G.
Wher MI and Mrs furburt Hsrper Miss Woed d. A.
esso0 w. A Churh, W T. DqhsiRg W Carson M y W.
W Howell lady and children IL Hogbie b. eelaS J. A. T.
Angue Miss Rabb0ne j. Baldwin and lady MS street
T. T. lady and Hhht h yaImn uaderhl j. 4 SSo, no
ner Miss ran and Anderson lady and children a. NC
Cafty A lad, Miss Potter d. A Hale aIs SOY W & Soe
man g. Lander A. Wolf lidytDd A D. Wion and three
daughters Nj Adams 1eLaun Reudou GaytO IL Potter
D. Roeke r. ssIeus Coulter NJ spnng, J. Rosa tosada
Hunter and lady Mr. and Mrs j. C. RAYMOND Miss
Bruce Miss W. Bruce Mitchell and lady T. Moaet, Misses hate
and Nellie pblps b. Rua J. ~ and X H. Cobuin
D. NJ Cobsrn IT, " KlamPp T. Held Mrs wdcett O. 3 Wit
hams p Ile Patrick Mrs Broadse, Mrs ioEt S An
Bishop kingsley Frank Bk lady child aad servant Jonas
Philips lady and seEysn Gray Ma loderhL Mas
Thrashsr Jas Armstrong D. HiDds Miss Adger Miss Cobun
Jordan g. D. Hope, &. H. Hartman, H. lie Roy Rev west r.
Tbomss Fsbroi lady children and servant COT u Waters
agd ton ucssee Anderson J. hL A. g. knEtaaa .e anu
VGrt hTl g. yArpGD ard dspgltsI o. SEitS AID adv h
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
MILITARF.
PARADE OF THE SECOND BRIGADE.

HDQRs SECOND BRIGADE. n. G.SN.Y,(
kEw-YoRk, May l3, 1867. !
GENERAL ORDERS No. 4.-This Brigade viii parade
fully uniformed, armed and equipped with one days
rations, for practice IN Evolution OF the Line seoo or
Brigade Review and Inspection on Monday, May "a,
Rrrsde line win be formed on the drground at Esss
New-York Long Island, at o'clock precisely Tho
Brigade staff will assemble in full uniform mounted. &C
tho Brigsdisr Generals Headquarters, No ~ Amisy-
Major O'Grady commanding ist Artillery, win detail
escort and guard duty; the Battery 70 report % the
Assistant kdjutant-G General, Washington Parade
Ernst senns 3 fnaSy Is appointed
Field Officer of the Day and the commandment or each
a eight sn and one officer 10
report Col Bernet the ground and 70 act as Fovost
According TO section ls5 Military Code sale Of liquor
wine beer viii be allowed within one mile oi te parade
Capt. s. E. Morse, Brigade eusrtermaster. viii make
requisition for two tents on tine
the Brigade Headquarters and one for The Field
Commandants Of infantry regiments win make feaui-
sition upon the Comnssay General for 10 rounds of
blank cartridges and percussion caps FOR eaeh Of
their ssP rs mo- 81 sxes w
be held for CARRYING out this order hoskets
Commandants Of regiments ia Forwarding election re-
wiz give the actual residence age and the leier9,
q ,na ST ST and sna ss 1f all
No Bowery and the Adutants will make r..aig % OF All
deluenres or this parade and also report the utmpe
Of men present and absent to the Assistants Adutant
The Field oficers, Acting Field Officers BRIGADE star
and Adutans will assemble for instruction. on ihesoy
The 10th and 2Sd inst at O'clock NJ at le Armoy vi
the S4th Re giment corner OF Foufths and breadnsy
The following brigade stat arpointments, nave Deen
made: ]. NJ c. Froch Assistant ADJ ensrYi ana
Brigade Inspector with the rank Of MAJOR stcphen d.
pKse Brig 3rRsnce oss VIZ saSsene q %t
-ank of CAPTAIN Chs. H HeyseH Aidfe-Camp. with
'ank Of First Lentenant They WI be obeyed ana re-
ed accordiDQIy. d II fa.i i.s.s fra
tBy order Of Brig Gen Louis Burger -
~ WV - - f~r lfl j. N G. FR0EisEi.
d. t-sa. stl ifi Capt and Act. Asst A az Ben
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

As children Miss Yzsr r. Pierce hatteson
pomsgue, " Ncgos, and AXle. iC Croaher CoDd*
= H. COpdct lAdy and children Jss Sullivan. Nco H. and -
Sloane G. Parish w. Jones, Packard JA Connolly Lar
aoe r. johnson Jehn Deyb1, oLB De, & b. Grey James
Douglas
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
port- Uaroen's Notire.

NEvfoRK,
PoRT.wARpENs OYYfcE No. ~ Wilham-st
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
~ Of the Act passed APn H. 1887 entitled AB Act 70
of the Port OF NevYok
interested having charge Of the subject matter Of sarh aqn
survey following
Wsrns and thai the eIsmsssns viii
within succeeding this notice board sad
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
PASSENG ER2 ARRIYED.

FROM HAVANA Nay IIa steamship ColamiiA-hrs kesdaf
and servant Dr. ATozna wife dughe hoer and Ps
psra Ruiz A. Strong Miranda sherman Ut g. W. Terry,
Gen W T. Bek.ey Geo g Briggs A. DOWNING j. Terry hn-
ha Lentha and lady Miss Lentha hrs Pierre ard s,es MS.
Simpson and daughter Mss Sebhns T. Fizged sHd aa5 ~
H. Wendell and lady Powell A. Gonzales Sana D. kgsfas y
RENE. j. ha tona DOussn T. Games. j. Clymouh kan-
VIM Buer H. Cole " Covan Shannon saIaaeh Ms L
A Mrs.. ".
T. 20 A De Cardenss. J. A. Fol H. Deiz. 4. b. Bryant
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. May 5-In steamship
JaaNr and Mrs Morrison children and Mr. Dawson Mss
Dawson M and Mrs Collins Mss Collins and Mir hsKngbt,R
MrCom.tv A. Rowe Mr. Langon Capt j. H. Boyd lady
and child Mrs r. Hail. Kks Mrs Dekns1n, Mr. a1t M IL
Tagor G. Morgan children and purse NJ and hIs
Mathews A. Smith and LADY Nj and Mrs x Pnce and s0n 60
Hot g. Zogsk r. Zowsh C. T. Tihnghast H. hedangs Jack
Son. Ensgn Maae NILS COrmIias Huber ,ir Fsirehd W
Shrues H. Marshall Col Beuad NJ and Mrs koaeh Mss
and M Roach Rev Dr. Taylor Mr. Taylor IT, Miss Taylor MI and
Ronhem Mr. g. Fhnsrsh lady AID SOP y d. siah n.ss
lady JackSp MI John j. '" w nite D. nnn
r. Wild Thomas Hill, James Hynan J. H. Swan . :, -.
FOR HAVRE MAY l5-In steaDShp Gucog starA ~ nlfns
son g. B. Brown Sage Mss Mary toronte and e jana
Liyemore Kate Thomas w. A. Batter, K W. caman ana Slal
Sarah Dok Charles Tempe Martha Beeb Charles VOL " Ds.
J. A. Meseru Wm Wo j. C. C0aTa. X ssuTla, j. " fEa S~h
A. sehimer A. and others making 4S9 all TOLD
MINIATURE ALMANAC. -.f .
e......7;ll Moon Sets ...Jo
Il I
Sandy Hoof.....6:e5 Gov and. 6B Hell ate..'sH
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
Connirp Real estate for 5aie.

u DARGAINS.-0ne hours ride from Jersey
ID City FARh Of u acres abuE,nee coed budhgs
500 One "A $1,000; Is 81 Also,
Ter Cottages and Co1Btry saeaoe
CAMPBELL, KELLY Il Co, No 20l Broadway.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, or Staten Island,
~ with to be SOLD goiBg Europe house built n
moen construction II oOms beside kehen and cellar
stables buildings complete all perfect ser location pasan
Pibesi, or To K q DALE. No Colege-p!aee, n Y
FOR SALE-A very fine PLACE at Wood.
stock Westehtr County y minutes nom Twenty sIht, or
minutes from hone house has 6 hot and cold water hne
garden handsome gronrd about acres vii be .o cheap s the
owner is leaving for Rlrope ROBERT MACLAY,
No II CedaTs.
TOR SALE.-A fine FARM of 1lS acres, on
the south se Long Eslaod 81 the city ,heri Eak
aepet: eomorabe eg and outuidngs u IN Abnh
daaee. Apply 10 ISAAC H0NIG. No. rs Pire-st.
HEAVILY-T1MBERED LAND in Georgia
II II We'll located title perfect, for SALB low. by -. .
G. II BENEDICT 4 Co No. 81 Pine Il
WHITE PLAINS-28 acres Farm HOUSE
and outhndnF road Rye Beach goOd so ABUNDANCE
fruit surrounding. la 0 5000 remain at sI per
Inquire Of RANDALL PORTER No 1881 Thrdaye, or
p ANDERSON Eor;hst. White Pials
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
Auttiou Sales of Real estate.


>r~.>~.~"o~~~'N|
--..- W. n. MILLER AuchdneeE. - -
by JOHNSON g. MILLER,
- AUCTIOHEERS AND
RIAL ESTATE BRORERB,
No 25 HAssAusr CRpAR.sT., Hgw wYoRH
Stores Lots County ard Farms bought sod rented r
changed Stocks Furniture hGse &c
TUESDAY, May q, al " oc.~s-
Al Exchange saeroon, No III Broadway, New YORK
epersd Business PTodeTty the City al and prominent store
iianionsve and Van Br1ntst Broosyn No q Myrtle
basement sueel brick bnne n NJro IN excellent order
ttrOushout two foors handsomely e.Ied for business and
upper foo private with modern mproveneIts NO 90
HaHiopa7e good stO bnek store with DWELLING above and
basement below IS r. deep II has water ~ yata and
Carroll and Van bTunsA j.
,inar bnng floor liquor store All this prop
sreeeni will always let high equally
desirable for occupation the BehboThoods eense populated and
much trading done.
WEDNESDAY, May q, al u o'clock.
4Vo1ble lots Eighty fout between Ninth and Tenthaye
valuable lot fouIthaye. One Hundred an fftEt
Terms Maps and particulars At Office No 25 Hassautt
FNHE BOSTON WATER POWER COMPANY
viii oaer AUCTION TUESDAY May a. 1857 at Il O'Clock
N. al the Merchants Exchange, Boston,
ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED FEET OP LAND on Columbus
West Chester Park. Eoihampon Springfield
Worcester Concord Ruad Newton Pembroke Broothne Canton
Darnouh snbOpe St. James Eeer and Marlborough Terms
conditions made kDown week before e se BY order Of
Directors, ~ MATHEWS President.
q. T. w. BRAMAH Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
RemcuGls.

hFUU UUIb.
-~~
Holm SLATER. BOOTMAKER, late OF No. 2
~ Coursrd,s has REMOVED TO No 2sO Broadway northeast
corner Of Rcadost
DEMOVAL-DR. WILLIAM w. SANGER
Ia as removed from Broadway to Nc - Bas 1enhs
north side--fye doors west Of Broadway
rINHE METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK
TO feprOof banking house Nos ana
i ~ - ISAAC Z. SMITH. President
T W Lille, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
Chances for Business Altu.

~~~~~------~~~-~
"A n interest IN an established business will be
IA SOLD 70 suitable psIZ advantageous Only
srsle espI REQUIRED sogThNAYD Co, No l94 Broadway.
q A CONTROLLING INTEREST in a Drofit-
IN able BUSINESS Tor SALE. Inquire couTandtS
nENTISTs.-A reward will be realized by
~ strictly competent mechanical ard operative DENTIST ssbag 70
procure the avaniies o well established bufuess M
trnhd 0ee psSny located The Genital part please ste
~ Y hs KEg and FCt itsl@sA Ldsiess y. Post oGG Poy
he S7, EgGeh Com
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
Tlip Real Gsiaie for Sale.


TOR SALE-TW0 CENTER LOTS, situated
the FaYe, between Pity nah and siIushsS directly oP
pos.e the Fhhaye entrance Of the Central Pak Apply
w H. RAYNOk No Pine-st
EOR SALE-TwO new, first class, three story,
high stoop front HOUSES Pony-eighhk 100 feet
gt6aye south bSit In best OF boases
from. 49 feet deep Apply TO WIN BBDELL, Oa iAe
premises No III W. Thirty .thiri-si
EOR SALE-A beautiful brown stone Dwell
Py-hrrtst dhid house east Of Eghbaye) three
basement and cellar ooenped W The owner who bum
expressly for bis Inquire on the premises
NNEST TWENTY THIRDS Finely lOcat-
w 6rsesss story HOUSE 4e4o superior order Lot 50Il2
Twenty fOurtt For sALb cheap Possession
w y SEYMOUR No. III Broadway
NEW-YORK CITY PROPERTY WANTED
lN in EXCHANGE desirable and well located LOTS 10
Eae,h CITY KeJersey excellent cha for speculation Apply
to ANTHONY l.. BLEECKBR6 a Co, No 81 Pine-st
MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
WI GAGB-n large sman improved property the city
or York Apply 10 W. a COlt NO fme-sL
Drnoklnn Real Gstate for saIe
,l,o~>~~~>~~|s~~>>~
DOR SALE-0IL REFINERY, with two new
E stills. situate IN sOuth Brooklyn Apply 20
- LEWIS q. CORBBTT, No 30 Pine-st " Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Bss seis....7;ll Moon Sets .-1sS
...L -
HoOf .6o5 Gov Island NJ Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
Gnmmer Retreats.

belmont HALL, Schooleys Mountain, N.
ID j. viii be opened June IS for nc reception Of Company
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

INOR SALE-A charming RESIDENCE, 14

Newcastle Weohesier County l belonging the
estate Reeve IL p es sm either ChapAqaA
Harlem Railroad aud oontans " acres
10 Of which orchard and % wood The so un1uA a.ep
cutting tBnaay 81 70 tnus hay The upon Arge
Dwelling House Application be made 70
Nrs REEVE Sescsst orof HUTCHINSON No :, WoEtl-st
New. MARY REEVE kIecuinI.
HIIlHINNnN IIerni0r.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

TOR SALE-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT at
TarryioSu within 10 wak from depot The mansion 10
large and ooHnOdou Supplied with bot and cold sAr and al he
Tbere gardeners cottage conservAoy two
carnage and al outbungs and Of the
beautifully
End
81 fruit The situation of the tuefi
pAAal redenoe Of Aesss Pey and swim
high ground the the premises unsurpsd Must be
appreciated This property wiiAbe sold low. The furniture
which Is nearly new will b. ,o the property desired Pof
apply to WILLIAM JlhNls,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
Brnoklpn Real Gstatr for sale.

EOR SALE-OIL REFINERY, with two new
Il stills situate a s0nth Brooklyn. Apply 70
- LgNIs q. CORBBTT, No. 30 Pinest ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
AT NEW- W-BRUNSWICK-A splendid FARM


FARM OF John B. Cough, Hillside Eve niles from WoTeeste
Mass Of 20 acres ard moving pasture tsge ard 30
acres wood Houst has about 20 and all
the convenenees (eIort gs hot and cold water DC
There or, also Cottage and Tenant house beside all
III. necessary ou;busnr The location delightful the drives
all directions uneonmory pleasant 10 the vicinity Of Qarns-
n Hond and ether lakes For further particulars apply 70
tgeD HOMER MORGAS No pine't
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

BOARDING at Glen Cove, l.. Mrs. ELIZA
RFTII uNDERILLs well known farm house ready Sr the
reception BOARDES for the Sumner months Best OF references
.nHr nraI
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

stocked and seausy situated reenSood LAKE Narech
Orange NosYorh embracing rich ard valuable Peat BED
baiug hotels and private residences 90 e
For particular spFy 10 CALDWELL On the premises OF X
CALDWELL 4 90. No 10 PeaIlAL
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-07-25
.,,gE wARRANTEE DEED.

A LAWYER there was, whom I'll call Mr.,
uo had but few clients, and those didn't
Al ,on9th Of starvation hc grew so afraid,
That he courted and married wealthy old
maid.
At the wedding this lawyer..madc one great
mist.ke:
Twas not In OF .tlng the cards or the cake
The rirg was \ -hosen, the parson well
feed,
But The groom, did not ask for a rGrTantet
deed.
AT night, In their chamber, the lady arose,
And began to prepare to retire to reposo
While her husband sat near hor, Gdmiring
the charms
Which it gave him such pleasure to clasp in
his arms.
She went to the wash stand to batke her fall
face;
But the process destroyed all Its beauty and
The rose on her check, whether ruddy or
faint,
When displayed on tho towel was nothing
but paint!
She won't to the mirror to take down hos
hair;
But when she had done so, her Uranium wss
bare
Bald she, "don't be frightened to ace my poor
head
shall put on my cap when l get into bcd.''
Her husband next saw, with amazement and
grief,
a curious performance Of hers with her teeth;
She took them all out with her fingers md
thumbs;
Said she, Ppm accustomed to sleep IN ray
gums"
Then sho looscned the robes which enveloped
And took something'out which within them
was placed;
Said she, "Wbon Pm dead, lot 1t not be for
gotten,
You can make small fortune, my love, on
this cotton"
The groom had been sitting iin stupid sur
prise,
To soc such strange dolngs before hIs own
eyes;
But now he leaped up, and rushed out at the
door.
And poor Mrs. Clay never saw him no more f!
Young man, when you go 20 agree for a
Ills the gravest agreement you'll make In
Don't trust to good looks-of my counsel
take heed;
But be sure and insist oa a tcGrrdntee deed