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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
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ccn neufh:u Raucaehuneen SchnEon5
zen Nshsuen n'enfr Ger Ranm. Oil
Nu6n1b|c aus nenn f%aulenreN gor1ufr
u%|einer po!!i'f" bubsu aue8 h:!5Y:sbunz
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ruFen. Du 1T neue HAbruna FIX rle flu
lterer 2eieeni baftsn> wslhe an nsn ffol7
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IS ben Mn1dsin> olS mcQs eQ5 Banp peS
l5riensn5 uno Der GintroAt Norn uno
Gin bon Nc1sm umfnl;nser, al5 inue
ser oush lanae Sabre ~tif;i4sn Bsmiibsn5
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meraea, 10 wirft S>ohn{on, Ger &Tcent
o9u Bootba 0nocen Die Brdncfadel "a.
;wilGen UNI bsu aui lopesn nis Ullumen
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Nhsr IS it StyrhfHaey, cie}e6 Auffcfz
FERN nes Jfebsusna:i1te frs uno bic falte
Doubs ue8 @rna1sNe5 miro ibm Elm en-
Dc MAIDEN. Das Rsiultot ps6 pTd fipert,
lt9en unyfrf anes6 wirp jsbt fin, mas
e8 tmmerto; nor, eine neus Demiiibi>
9ung osS Slcen6 unp eli: t1s,:r Sort
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belt. Dielse usr3ws;Fsl!e NnfIammsyn
Ger NebeQsnf ibrtr an Nnere1 3r6nior,
cie{te DolIsn uno 5teiaen itysr SoH<
nHnaen, le nadcem ST" letnen Os!Vh.
len re 6nNc5 SUIT 9|tt harae:eyif,!
Sa8 Clement. re'hs2 aa5 Sf!areyei un*
mi'telalteylihem Sunfer;bum Elm NstA
6slosn mplr. Gin @:au 0fInneeu
men{Asnns1{faaoeS bate ibusn !sid'
EiuG@t IN ca5 msl,u unb bic Stnn,ad:
ues NrdReenteu nfasben unD l1e b2tten
feline Be!bIlfe nit Wsrot:uns opn ih
aenls|en. NSer tis{er cine Gran febl:
tbnsn."
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Sbfasr Mnsitnitt cus ether Gar Nnz
!onio ~Seituna 3eiet oen Be!t BET ints4tz
esnten Deut|hen i'm Nebelenlanbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
X!t!!cDcpD uEp @o's.
;as{{S>u1t Il 3 GDgDf1tIn1.
Staat Minnelrta, Sanb Wmt,
az Mouf. :. Sept. 1867.

0iele: unubertrufeue prGparat gilt err &c Grfpar7
aiNe at N.bcit, Gei1e uuo 3ei1, tAns oas IS bic l'anee
ooer cie 4sdiue i'm %eerinsaen beltaotst.
Moe,teu wercen aeju6t III alien Ibetten te5 Steates
untet liberu!en 5eetnguuseu. ReEefttrsaoe wpuen I'D
sefdaiet IN ben unterSeiAneten wtneen.
aoreile: Q3ui binetrn GtrtBe, ete Der Arttten' VI.
y. Sdler,
r.; Meent fur Wtuaelcta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
Observation-Disclosures.

Ser unter;etdnete bat BITE Nsentur fur bic nadRebe
benamten Nderbauseratbidaften: Canton Swees Sta.
tes, Cafes Orei6mai hinen. Drob's Sclfruter. Wccn'S
TOpins Mttad ment, DeOo's tpo y3beel @ras-1aidtne
Wopsr. .8udepe" two l1peel Mumer, Greelicr Drrvs
pev, Bearsr Iam Brpao Sat Sdemaf9tne. aplfdnoises
IGDrttment ron PHI gen. Muciue Dagen. Gin 1oles
I6rrttment oOn Grtra. Malaineu Ibetleu fir %Jfepara'
UT (tnb tets an 6ano.
6. 8. Metner,
8eliepldtne.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19

Ger unterSeidne1e bat iein GaFz uns grai bin saaus
EFT auf eas letc e,nesri@set. Geruun1se rne euIe
NIT einem Drummer uiefeDlcnccn Q6alsis r"1 sumpe
earia. eeeSren 81 Der NffomrSs .eaea , w. . t 8 atom net
453 stctcr aoFbab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19

SaHl t"Y ?tuDt 1GpP ETH IIuDrtGer Sltpc
1talite1,5 Spencer ea15 GalterSiQe, 81. q.
aus Mutbpfuen etne NIT Gnte1z 1tt1p
G%artenlGrpt %9elabenee Tltnte duff bret
o>lf etnem Magen ftsenbe &nobcn as urp
sermunrete 2 perl elben l%ebensgef1brz
lid.
Marblebeab> MaG. IA. Sct.-
Sci Dem Ginltur5 oe5 @erilte5 per 1,e>e1,
8apttltenfirGe> bic bier in Bau be9rtH fen
it, ielen Z Mrbetter auf bic unten liez
9enben Steine. Giner 1T 9etHptet unb
ale II 19wer Y%er>punbet> rabprei mabrz
ldeinlt9 fterben iperoer1.
Na1bptlle. IA. 81. - miliam
unD 6snrY @rpfett batten e{nsr Wsaer
Namens Sol, Grafe uno 1einsTrcu tfi ren
Gtntso,bcifsn ouf ihySr Jnrr anae1el}t.
MlS cte{s fEtie wofen unc SIREN 2oHn
r%erlanAtsn, 1hpnen r{e @rofe!ts Ge tcsl.
&c M6,eer 1nc ncz @fridt oefeut, aber
bcHsn fef ouf Irsiipre6un0. (OfzCoufse.)
s Nbartpn sin Da,biosr, Ter SOC
n7ebyercn Sabren ben Gsrlud Cd ocmocbt
bat. Elm reibee Troasniimmer su .,nothz
st6t}aen". purce eefur III 10 Sabysn
3uAthou6 Ds;uytAfi!t.
G"iucinnatt IA. Set. - 7ee{n.
6cf1norn s:n chen entloG:au GtrGfz
ltna, ube, fs' 12irs ccn ;hm opihiseene
Frau in Der Stride yro hYahte :hr NIB
rere> mic men fIr6trt saens,sf&b:ll1e
Std punoen bel.
Nl1erneueit ties.
QiS beute fri6 10 ubr.>
Nen=S Orleans, ga. IA. ST.
Die Oranb< Sury fir SIC uparti1" If
9e5o9e11. sic hei tebt sur Sal te aus
Bciben> 81 5alfte aus Tarbi9e1.
Buffalo, Is. Sct.--Oen. Gberiz
ban fam 9clteun M6enp bier a1 u11p murz
be am Depot Ypr elmer Wen0e Don Sur=
9ern %empfan9en. St madt pen Tducll
etnen Bciud, fprnut be11te 5urif u1o
lrtrp conn na9 ren1 Mel fen otreilen.
l1nlere Bonfier5 1ll1D. Mofler baten etlpo
10000 Der 9ef1ll6ten 7-309er.
MemzWprt IS. Sct.-Dte Jlepuz
blitantl1e Convention nrm|!{:te IL
GountYzTifet uno At1A ipdt Nadt5 UNI
ter &l1nrsebun9 re6 9rIbete1 Gntbuitasz
mus ou%5etr1o1rcr.
- Der pr1iipent ertldrt Der Orunt
npn Sbcrman'S Mnmeienbett in Wo1bin9z
ton let fem ouprer, ais Militdrtlde NIT
ben Snrtaneran9eleaenbeiten 1T Serbinz
hung itebenre OelG1fte.
- Sobnipn bat ben ~ebe1naliaen Cunt
n1atocur pr NebellcnF ptte t%e9nari9t*
Sue Gnrppa.
2pnbpn, II. Set. - Der Stant
bet Din9e in Stalien 1T 1tbr ernf #. 1t'
all9emetne Meinun9 itraB bo5 selanrtz
te Splt 1i9 Varibalpi 81 Dem 3wefe Del
Gtnoerleibun9 Npm5 in Die italiettl6t
Mpnar6ie ami UlieFen miro. 9lctor Claaz
nuel tit int Se9riT iibu Die rInlii0'
grdase GIT oeben unp &pm fir ether
Ibetl Der ttalieniidm Wpnardie ST er
flGrer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
G(btman uno Wr&lDfu,
Soan- md Candle-Facf aru

Soap ind Candle-Factory.
CT. Nn'borY, Sbers StaDs, M:nn,
Ore bDd1sn rrstis wevesn fur 1ats unb an
bere Teslartsn eeaa5lt.
Sci Sefclunoee r.irr bic Wlays Nah isbea
L9eil cs5 St'ctsc p%:r'auet.
l1nfere &esnteH IL, Ct Vaul Fno bts Dsrssr
utnar1 u, Waar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
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~. 9fieDi S S g.

(g}adfolger YOn Settler u. &isbl>)
So. 3O4 Critic Strabe ct. Yaul M}inn.
sass !sateu jeet %Yrrr6ttis en sansltd friIdes Eager rpn
2eber,
Cutter "bartwQnren,
S9un1ad)tr> unb Observation-Disclosures
3utbaten
einactauft ausinlcEl;t, rrn 6atrifantet unt Sn,pcrteurs, lnt
an9ctptcu III Niecrigen @retlcn, ais Nun tie IN st.
gaul leit Satren 0etonnt.
Mit eincr lansen Griatruns i'm 0eiddft rmb g(u6erprbant-
liden 0rrttelsn fur ren Seiul ron Waarel, ltno mir IN
Gtanb geegt, rcr Gpncurrani, tie femme, mrher tie tpple ju be-
0esnen. 49,.
Gbus. %. Micbl. rrn Ger alten 6irma ile1ler ii. Jtiebl.
fatet feline 6rcunrt unp Wpnncr ter;ltd ein, bel ihm rprSuiprez
den, ebe tie ipatmr taufen.
Np. 3O4 Drttte StraB e.
476wtmt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
So6m 9&Supomu&D'e
AlfiDer We(Aatt,

unterbalb pem ebsmalts. Mmertean 5aua
Rritte gtrabe,
bat etns reiQDalttse AuaDa5l fe1ttger 6srrenflet'
Der uuo ale gum SsrreneuSu8e es5Drigeu :!einer
Mrtifel. Vile aa& esr BoyfDrif. Der Wrse unit
folib s~sfsrtiat,
80 Belte4te Arbett pirp prompt ii
btqts ansastabrt
n4Oi eJnbn DoDSsparb.
WG1Es AJsl ssdyu Der
81 4|aul Il d5+'s&if& Gl'tnbaBa-
GDWpaonte.
3u persur1sn:
100000 ACkcr Como
m Wi(Ijippi 1tal> ~nbsrualo st. g;aul, Rd1
er Eilsncapr, tatpu!taNe eu:s5 UGeri1ao, g0ts,
II MY wrEiha0ls MaionNgs:z, lii cI *i1Gbar'
dart qrobsrsr MnEesluEaen, Dssbalb ss GU
tnInosrsru 5slo:b:t5 ~ s,nqfehlsr lit.
9istan',Aaen BET
{Dap' i. Defey,
pant<&@mmtiToncr, 81. gan
Cerrnunu Esov,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

Our STREETS. "A stranger visiting Alexan-
dria at this time would be apt to conclude that
the streets of our city were turned into grass
lots, so far as relates to the cutters and curbs.
A complaint on behalf Of the Superintendent
of Police was published in yesterdays issue, of
the neglect of property holders in keeping The
cutters and curbs free from grass. 1n a SAM
tary point of view alone, it is eminently proper
that all grass should be industriously weeded
out, that the contents of the cutters may have
an uninterrupted flow; whereas it is: i'm
possible to sweep them clean, choked 40 as
they are in many places with raukly growing
grass The law, we're it enforced, requires
property holders not only to keep the pave
ments and cutters in front of their premises
free from grass, but to sweep to the middle OF
the street. If this were attended to and en-
forced, very different appearance would be
presented, and the corporation saved the ex-
pense of putting the street hands at the grass
uprooting business; while the streets would
no longer look like COW pastures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.
rHuRsDAY EVENING, AUGUST q.
tn E NJ A I L s /.

For the information of the public, generally
NO nnblish the hours for the arrival and for the
closing of the mails at the Post Office, in thi:
city, also, Office hours
Northern, Eastern and Western close at $3.50
and D. NJ arrive at 7:l5 q. IN md p. m
Southern, via Potomac route, closes at 3 p M;
arrives at p. No.. @
Lynchburg and Southwestern closes ats p NJ;
arrives at p. m.
Leesburg, closes at 9 p. M; arrives at P; IN.
Winchester via Middleburg, closes on Mon
dsys, Wednesdays and Fridays at p. M, ar
rive on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, at
II p M
Tuesdays and Thursdays, at p. m: arrives on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, at $50 p. m.
Theological seminary closes, daily, Except
Sunday at 3 p. m, arrives at p. N.
OFFICE HOURS.
The Post Office opens at 7:30 q. a., and closes
at 1856 p. m The Office will be closed from 6
TO o. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

FIREMEN's BALL.-The ball given last night
10 honor of Mr.. Jacob Trirler, was less numer.
ously attended than was expected, doubtless on
account of the unfavorable weather. There
vas, however, fair attendance, and the dan
cling was kept up until day break this morning.
All present seemed to enjoy themselves. Just
before the close of the festivities, Mr.. Geo. I.
Wilmington, in few remarks, presented to
Mr.. Jacob Tripler, on behalf OF the Hydraulion
Steam Fire Engine Company, beautiful gn!d
badge Of that company, as mark of their es-
TEEN and appreciation of his services as fire
man. The present was received by Mr. Roht
Mcclure, of Philadelphia, on the part Of Mr..
Tripler,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

Is IT TRUE?-Itis rumored that those hay
Ing charge of the construction that is to drain
the Custom House, offered to build it down
Hing street, and across the town to the stream
which emptics into the river above Fi>htown,
provided the city would pay one-third the ex-
pense. Such sewer would be an incalculIh!e
benefit to cur city drainage, the sewers at the
Marshall house corner scarcely deserving the
Name as they choke up at every hard rain. A
properly constructed sewer might be made TO
drain every cellar on King and the contiguous
streets; and if it te true that such an offer
Was made, We hope to hear more about it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

CIRCUIT Court. The August term of the
Circuit Court tor Alexandria county, Judge
H. ". Thomas presiding. commenced yester-
day evening, but Immediately adjourned over
until to-day.
Upon assembling this morning the case OF the
Commonwealth vs.. Charles Williams, colored,
charged with stealing horse from > A. Ston
nell was taken up, aud the jury returned YER
dict Of guilty, and term Of imprisonment fixed
at years in the Penitentiary. ". Willoughby
for prosecution D. L. Smoot for prisoner
The case of Baggarly vs.. Baegarly-assump-
sit-was dismissed.
Roberts vs.. Soden and witeon supersedeas
Judgment Of County Court affirmed
In the case of Dundass VS.. Armstrong, for
the recovery Of lot of ground on Union street,
and wharf property at the foot OF Queen street,
the Court rendered decision in favour OF the
plaintiff. Brent, W A. Taylor and Wiough-
by, for defendant, and s. T. Beach for
plaintiff
A charter for the formation of company
for the manufacture of bricks, in this place, was
granted to j. P. Bonnell and others.
A supersedeas was granted Mrs. Susan De-
Vaughn, 10 the case of Susan DeVaughn vs..
j. Fl. DeVaugnn, staying the order OF the
County Court, assigning dover, Brent Il
WattIes for appellant, and Beach for appellee.
The Court adjourned, at half past one
o'clock, until tomorrow morning at 10 o clock.
1t is expected that the Court will adjourn
finally tomorrow evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION RooM-TLe COM
mittet of the Youne Men Christian Associa-
tiou, haciny the luatter in charge, have rented
the econd-story of tue new buildidg, belonging
to Mr. g. f. French, On King street, between
Royal aud Pitt streets, which is to be- at once,
properly fitted up for the use of the Associa-
ton The books belonging to the Alex andria
Library Company, which have been turned
over to the Association, are to be removed TO
the nrw rooms We are requested TO state
that committee will shortly wait upon those
of our citizens, who are able, for contributions
to aid the Association in their good work, and
it is hoped that they will meet with a liberal
response.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

EXAMINATION W. Fl. Price, arrested last
night, charged with setting fire to Mr. Sum
mers' property. was examined this morning
before the Mayor and Justice Bell, at the
Mayors Office. The testimony Of the principal
witnesses went to throw the guilt on the accu-
sed who was thereupon committed to jail fol
trial. Westel Willoughby, Commonwealth 5
Attorney, appeared for the prosecution, and
D. L. Smoot for the defence MIR. Smoot gave
notice that he should make application to-
morrow, before Judge Thomas for bail for his
client.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

EDUCATION OF YOUTH One of the greatest
misfortunes that betell the South during the
late war, was the suspension Of schools, and
the interruption of education. 1t was time
lost never to be regained, and the rising gen
Grafton suffer now and will suffer its injurious
effects. The best legacy any parent can leave
child, is thorough education, and it should
be the aim of those who have the charge Of
youth, to lay up store of knowledge in THEN
minds, rather than fortune for them to squan-
der, Of the many schools kept here, it is
hoped that ali will be as literally supported,
as they should be; the patient mistress who
teaches the alphabet as we'll as the professors
of science and the languages Indeed these
first are by far the more important class CT
teachers, as they shape the infant mind per
manently. 1t is mistake to think that it is
small matter who gives the first instruction
the impressions made by them are Of the most
nduring character, and teachers for small
children should be chosen with discrimination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

a LARGE Crowd DISAPPOINTED The
Aoudoun Mirror says: We Learn that large
eohcourse Of persons estimated 1T 5000, atten-
oe1 the Bush Meeting near Unison, in this
county, on Sunday last expecting to hear q
sermon from the Rev Mr.. Munsey. We iur-
'her learn that they were in no amiahle mood
"nen they found themselves disappointed, that
gentleman having tailed to get there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

FIRE LAST NIGHT.-Abont IL o'clock last
pieht,a fire broke out in the carpenter shop of
Messsrs Powell & Dudley, in the rear of Hig-
gins & Powers plumbing establishment, on
Pitt street, near the corner of Prince. The
flames spread rapidly, entirely consuming the
shop and its contents, including quantity Of
finished frame and sash work for building in
course of erection, and the large shed adjoin
inc and attached to the coach factory of Mr..
.Iohn Summers, Under this shed were a
number of carriages, buggies, and other vehi-
cles old and new, nearly all of which were got
ten out without injury;-a wagon belonging to
Mr.. VIM Co:an was burnt Up. The black
smith shop of Mr.. Summers, attached to the
main factory building, was somewhat injured,
and the building occupied by Messrs. Higgins
/ Powers, and Mr.. T. NJ Monroe, (who has
the second story as paut shop, was consid-
erably injured 1.-The back part and portion Of
the roof teing burned. All the property be-
lopged to Mr.. Summers, whose loss is estima
ted at between 81 900 and 1880, upon which
there is no insurance Messrs Powell 4 Dud-
ieys loss is about $500, and falls heavily On
them as they have been compar ati7ely a short
time in bunesss, and lost all their tools, &c -
The loss of Messrs Higgins & Powers is light
slr. hIonroes loss is also light The fremen
we're quickly on the spot, ADD by their exer-
tons prevented greater destruction of property;
fortuna tely, too, a heavy rain was falling at
the time. The fire was evidently the work Of
an incendiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22
sas J Nd "a g.

The subscriber wishes to purchase SCMAC
in any quantity, and 4. times, for which he
will pay the very highcst market price in cash.
Parties hN%in& 9untc lOr sale will find it to
their advantage to call or correspond with the
subscriber ). f.. MC0 RAW,
iy2-tf s.; King street. Alcxandria. VA
ices burg Wash md Wnrr"nton Index COPY
c. u NJ y 5 u NJ \ &
- ) u VI 4 G! -!
500 tons 3UMAC WANTED, for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash; also.
250,0C0 HICKORY SPOKES, by ....
... L. ROSENTIIAL.
IL ;,-.;!u icut az Duke ST., AlcXNndIin, Va.
OuUlCE TEAS, received and for sale by
y AL It J. G. MlLBUKN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

REBUnT-The building southwest corner Of
King and Washington streets, partly destroyed
by fire short time ago, is being rebuilt, and
will soon be ready for occupancy. Messrs.
Purcell & Hoy have already opened their store,
and Mr. Tubman will shortly resume his bust
ness at his cid stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22
EXCURSIONS, BALLS &c.
ssDROTECT ON TO ALL.
GRAND EXCURSION TO
SPRINGS. BY THE

-
Hs. GRAND EXCURSION TO
CARLIN'S SPRINGS, BY THE
FRIEN D 8 II IP FIRE co.,
- MONDAY, AUGUST &c, 1867
TO aid them in purchasing Stean-fre Engine
Trains will leave the Loudoun depot Mt and
10 clock a IN and and 7 p Trains will
leave the Springs at 40 and 10 p. III.
Tickets, for Il Gentleman and Lady, 81 La
dy's Tickets, SO cents; Servants, and Children
under II years, % cents.
Cooks Celebrated String Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
3. +. Penn. Gen. r.. Wilmington,
Richard Tomlnson, James Clarridge, ....
John Powell, Dallas Biggs.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
L. Tomlins0n, Jas. Smith, -
f. Purcell, A. Stone.
COMMITTEE OF ORDER.
VIM Domaine, r. II. Baylss,
H. Herbner, J. II. Devaughn,
J. d. BaylisS, J: Atkinson,
r.. Cook, ]. Garrett,
c. Fnard, 4. II. Clarkson,
w. Underwood, B. Whcatley, o..
I G. ONcal, NJ Mnnehan.
Refreshments and Meals will be furnished by
J. 4. +. Carlin, the proprietor OF the Springs.
" 10 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

AID FOR THE SUFFERERS. 1t is proposed,
by some gentlemen, to raise, by subscriptions a
sum sufficient to start Messrs. Powell & Dud-
ley, who lost their entire stock, tools, &c, by
the fire last night, again in their business. -
They are young, energetic, and deserving, and
It'll hoped will receive the kind consideration
of their fellow citizens, in the time OF their
need
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

c. 4 0. CANAL.-An adjourned general
meeting of the stock holders Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, will be held at An
napolis, Nd, on Tuesday, the 9th Of August
ensuing, at 10 o clock A. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

THE REASON. We are requested to state by
the Chief Engineer OF the lire Department,
that the Friendship Engine Was not worked,
at the fire, last night, Oil account OF want OF
nroptr hose
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22
NIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUI MPHREY'S

HVhEAI hIiIIO CH I1CL I W.
Have proved from the most ample experience
al entire success; Simple, Prompt, efficient and
Reliable. They are the only medicines perfect
ly adapted to popular use-so simple that mis-
takes cannot be made in using them; so harm.
less as to be free from danger, and efficient as
to be always reliable. They have raised the
highest commentator from all. and will always
render satisfaction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

80 ALI ABLE FARM in ~ LHffEN
Ky virtue of a decree OF the Circuit Court of
Cuiuepcr pronounced on the 5.h day Of June,
IS - in Tie c&so of "Smoot " Brand.'S Admin
istrator. &c. the undersigned, Commits siOner@
nuugntcA for the purpose, WILL on MONDAY,
the Ind day Of September, 1867, il fair, if not on
the next i.Ir day, Sc l. on the premises, ~ pub
lie ajctio", lp the highest bidder, that we'll
Known an beautiful farm called " B!tANDf
WIH T." formerly owned by Daniel +. &luu8h-
! icr, esq, and by him sold 10 Dr. Logan i'rhudt
coG,uii,iug THREE nUNDKED AND TuLk-
TI.SIA AND 1HREE.FOURTH ACRES be
the same, more or les
This turm aIloins tho lands Of Rev. Philip
Slaughter VIM. Major, Mrs. CathariMc Critten
den, and Others. lies beautifully undula,ing ut
the ln1t Of ''5IuughtcrS Mountain Has On
it, young anl vigorous ORCHARD; Is well
walcrcd and finely adapted to the growth OF
grass and al the cereals; IS IN the midst oI eX.
| crlcnt society; about \ miles from MitchcIIs
Station, az. TIC Orange u -i!cXanl!rA knliroad;
nb"u. SIX nile: from CuIpepor Court HOUSE.
and is on. at The most d"si"ubi" farms in this
section 81 IT," cuuntTE.
TERMS: 80 mach oi tie purchase mO"oy
~ may b.. f:r"-asHry to Gc:ray the expenses Of
the .ut, AM" the o"r"@aca Of making tbs sale.
must b. "id down i'll cash; 10" The rc:ldur
credit 81 tY,o thrr,. and 1ur year, will be Civ
cI the purchaser giving boa with good sccuT-
ity, with interest tr"" IL. dNt' and Tie nile to
hc withheld ill -! lie PURCHASE money shall
i.''t' o'''' "''
thorzed 10 sill either publicly or privately, and
lie purchaser may, at bis option, pay Gown III
c,,>h HE Whole u the pH:ch@:c money.
llEEiI 81 AHkt tFpND
JOHN ". BELL
JAMES W. GREEN.
CHlpcpcr GO - 30.eclw Commissioners.
{ IpMMis;% !OEEH"S SALE OF FAlRfAA
< LAND-Ey virtue OF Il decree If the Coun-
~ Court Of Falr!aX county, rendcrcd at IT,
June term, 1857, IN the case Of Hustled. SURVIVE
ln&. A".. ~ orion, ct al! the supporter; ~
tomn'->'"!.tr 81 s'Id rHHrt #'I 4%: ~ pQ 0i
nuoio", 81 l"r IHri IA or a" y 10 i LoG''
court n"H' a. " crock nl' IN it1nt ,' OF we
Court H""c 81 sara county,, navy VF
L''-'L' f""t"hIHE hE"'t -'% 'cF".' l''' 'Hc
property ~ :, y, bIt"'I, Hec a. r'd'?"y"d l"
MIN ~ n ~. y Wr"G'
>atI tract = S!tHl1G" no1"1 n'.!tr "'I i1",'
lhaTi.ie: and a;l"ins lhn lands OF wa H#inH
ana Nr@ JHrh-o:' Aorc particular" WI N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

PoSTPoNENIENr The moonlight excursion
by The M. &. Church, South, Choir, is again
postponed, on account OF the weather. 1t was
advertised tor Thursday, the 18th instant, but
the storm interlered, when this evening was
fixed upon, the rain again compelling post
ponement until the next moon, when 1t Is
hoped the elements will be proptious, and the
affair prove successful. We gre requested 10
state to those having tickets, that they will be
good whenever the excursion takes place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-22

Warranted TO CURE ANY CASE OF PILEs.-
This preparation has, for number Of years,
been regarded MS the very best remedy for the
cure of that distressing maIady. the Piles, -
Thousands of both sexes have used 1t, and the
proprietors have tor the first time to know that
it has failed
n matter how long the standing Of The case.
we warrant a euro-and if no cure, or give gen
eral satista ctiun the money will be returned.
Dks F BUTLER Il EVANS, Props,
Westminster, Carroll CO, Nd.
Sold bv al Druggists in Washington, Ge rye
town and Alexandria. aug l4-l0t