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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-13
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N. II. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,

COMMISSIONER OF ALL THE STATES,
ofFICR, NO. OIL NINTH STREET WEST,
Near PsnnHylyAnia avenue, 80
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that no Is attending to all legal business
Drawing Leases, Deeds, Wills, Power Of Attorney,
Legal Documents. -
LEGAL ADVICE OWEN IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Particular attention given 10 the Collection OF Debts
and Claims in general del2.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-13
AMusnMEN,fSs.

AMUsEMENrs.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
u. b. PHrLLrPs......".,,L KssEE AND MLNAaER
FfRsr noaT OF. TEE BNoAoExRNT
YOUTHFUL, TALEsTfp AND BEAUTIFUL
SOPHIE, IRssE AND JENNIE,
rms EVENING, MARCH IS o.
and tn. YAvoRIfHs OF rae cosPhsY, /. IN, Bur.
l''qus Es'ravsgsnrs q 0'T-~T -
NAN, THE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
ODD LLow s. HALL
SECOND WEEK.
CONTINUED sUCoBss
onaer nr..snoSSs,jgGJEssso,r ABLrAux.
Rsprssssting IN slsiy.fo M.gsiac.n. Isbis.ux q
Illustrating MIltOns sublime poem Of Paradise Lost,
AND SP tysa4 4s siahT rEis WIZ 96Esir.
gEs.sp o sSp siTSIS1T 4EyEHsSSS
A''''''' No HiIi.PRTiG;ii III aioaT. cen"
admission to Matinee all parts Of The h.. cent.
Seat: can be secured during Il. "a; Il xs Music
Store, No. SOC Penn,ylysnla avenue. mh1l.t
-..r WAN II II ID.
WANTED-EvERY ONE TO KNOW
No tsa seventh street, aSdsp oSd T.lioSs Hail. Hail,
the same style Of goods az l sold formerly the
nJsnu'' TndSr the late arm Of Bars wl,Ns q fair
' Soissvsnth street, nader oSi Psliou.' G Hail
hB.-hi goods warranted a. represented. tfsl4-sm
UTANTED-COPIEs OF THE DAILY
wv FArIoSAL REPUBLICAN, Of November Is, 1890
liberal price will be paid for them At this once
UTANTED-NEw AND CAST-OFF
.I.. 1.. S.P SoLD AND syss
Pawnbroksr Store o. r. FULTON Co., 500 Ninth
street, doors north Of Penn. avenue. ds2o-u
PA wNBR OK ERs.
SSd TOE. Eoh
OC4 POOR PEOPLES PRIRND. OOH
p. BoYBR's LOAN OFFICE,
$50 Twelfth street. between and D, Psunsyiyanis
avenue. Money Loaned Ladies' and dentlsmsn's
Wearing Apparel. Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds
Jswelry, Pistols Mechanical Tools he. Business
hdsutiai Old Gold and Silver bought
jalT-n p BOYER.
ESTABLlSHED 1852. HERZBERGS
C LOAN oFFIcE-Highest advances made on
Watches, piamoads. Jswslry, Wearing Apparel, and
Dental ISL North street. between -Four and half
and sixth Streets Immediately In rear Of the National
Hotel JAl8.Sm
d1E b. RNSTIN INK
AS Thirteenth street. three doors south Of Pennsylva.
MIA avenue, makes liberal AdyAnoes Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, JewolTy, Pistols, Mechanical
Tools, Ladies' and dsntlsmsn's Wearing Apparel Of
all descriptions.
N bid Gold and Silver bought Business cont
Dental. jals-u
=" LSH'S
w CENTRAL LOAN oPFIcEi
No. $50 Tenth street. door below PennA. avenue.
This well known once makes
LIBERAL ADVANCES ON MERCHANDISE OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION; TO M ANY AMOUNT
THE SANE BOUGHT AND SOLD. jal7.sm
EUROPEAN PRODUCE,
IL TRUB TEAs AND TABLE LUxURTEs.
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PORTS q POST TON,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
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CORNER FIFTEENTH STREET AND ~ Y. AVENUE,
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PIT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 277
PRINCES
| NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN oFRIcR.
Those requiring such accommodation will do we'll "a
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will secure your favors.
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TNHE WASHINGTON H0ME0PATH.
&c DIsPRNsARY.
This charitable institution so much needed in thi
city, will open on MONDAY, October 29 on street,
sli, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAPP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ.,,
WIN 8. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE 3. BAKER, ESQ,
HON MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. 9. VERDI, NJ D., Secretary.
Al this worthy Institution the poor people Of city
will receive medical attendance and medicines rrss o.
charge
The DsPeusary being supported by Tree sOntribu.
tons, all those we'll disposed towards the poor Ay
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John 0.
Clarke Esq of the Bank Of Rggs Co.. or 10 the Sec.
rstaIy DE- g. Verdi 2ds street, between Fourteenth
aud Fifteenth.
The rooms will be opened from . to p. m, daily,
DTs. T. S. Verdi, Of Washington, and @, g. Verdi, Of
Georgetown aud any other physician willing to assist
10 the good work, will be In attendance.
osaas'' Q. VRRnI " D., Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

FOREIGN NEws-At the puolic breakfast
given in honor of Wm. Lloyd Garrison in Lon
don on Friday, letter was read from the
Count de Paris eulogising, iii warm terms, the
service done by Mr. Garrison in the cause Of
humanity and freedom. Mr.. Adams y. ).
Minister, who was abseut, also sent a letter,
the tone Of which was rather qualified and
reserved
Abdul Azez. Sultan OF Turkey, arrived N
Paris on Saturday, and vas received by the
Emperor Napoleon.
Prince Napoleon has again taken up hls res
idence in Paris, and the Elysee is now being
prepared for the reception Of his household
The Pope, both before and after the grand
religious solemnities, celebrated on Saturday,
aud wherever he appeared in public, was re,
ceived with most enthusiastic manifestations Of
attachment and devotion from the immense
lnultitudes Of clergy and laymcn gathered from
all parts of the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01
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A UGUSTA WHITE
n SULPHUR AND ALUM SPRINGS,
(Formerly Striblings Springi,)

n
n SULPHUR AND ALUM SPRINGS,
formerly Stribling's Spring5s,)
Is miles from Stanton, Augusta CO., Virginia.
j. 4. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor. :,
This delightful mountain retreat, Is miles
northwest from Stanton, directly on me
Warm Springs and Harcisonburg Turnpike,
has been undergoing improvements for the last
year, and will be ready for the reception Of VS.
it0rs on the Isl OF June.
The proprietor has resolved to spare no ex-
penditure Of means and effort necessary % III
sure the pleasure and comfort Of his guests -
The naturally beautiful grounds have been
cleaned the strearnlets bridged, and the int
rior OF some of the buildings reGrranged, rei'lT-
nished ana greatly improved.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington,
Richmond or lynchburg, arrive st this place
tho same day by D. m
The roads in the vicinity are good, and the
romantic scenery renders drives on them both
instructive and agreeable For this ample pro-
vision has been made by MI excellent Livery
St BILE The society trequcnting this watering
place is generally OF refined and elevated
character, adding additional attractions to the
place. The table Is supplied with the best fare
to be had in the country.
With an experience Of many years SIS the les
see Of one Of the finest watering places IN r.
ginia as his guide the Proprietor t1alters nm
self that he will be able 10 afford satl>tacl!oH
and pleasure to all VINO yisitthe Augusta W bite
Sulphur and Alum Springs, either tor the res
toration Of health or The enjoyment Of pleasure.
Slaughter's Celebrated Band has been pro
vided for the season, and ii full corps or Htton'
tive and efficient servants will be on itnnd to
attend to the wants OF guests
TO those who have never enjoyed tho iESrif-
inr presence Of the "cycrinsting bills WhlcH
form grand feature Of this popular resort, "
visit to these Springs cannot fail to be agroenblc
The Chimneys" q Great Natural Curi2a!ty
five or six miles distant, near the village Of Sit
Scion, can be reached ogef q goo road. Deer
Hunting, Trout Fist hing, BILLIARDS, Pheasant
Shooling, etc, constitute some Of the source, u
amusement al this retreat
Price OF board s. per day, SIS per week; ans
SG5 per month. j. X. HEFELFlHHEE,
Augusta ca MY 29-coGw Proprietor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

MORE OUTRAGES UPON THE STATES THREAT
ENED. The Washington Chronicle to-day,
contains the following:
when the conspirators Il; e. the legal Con
stitutional Convention, at Annapolis get
through with their work, we hope to see it sub
mitted to the supervision Of the power which
the Constitution Of the United States says, hot
may but shall guarantee L Republican form
of government We are satisfied it will be
pronounced non republ in form, and as
there was 10 permission given to Maryland to
change the form Of government guaranteed In
1889, and several changes have been made since
that time without submission TO the gu9rant0r
for authority to 90 into operation We expect
that self styled free, sovereign and lndepend--
ent State" to be proclaimed to he in a state OF
constitutional anarchy, and the citizens ii the
United States therein, without regard TO race,
color, or origin, to be auth orlzad to elect
convention to frame government that shall be
republican ID form. The Wilmington Com
mercal, We perceive, in an able historical All
guuient upon this question, asks the rehabilta'
ticn of Delaware upon the same theory.
The end will come some ct these days
sooner or later These ''givings out Of the
Chionicle are the ideas and sentiments Of the
''advsuced' line Of Radicals-but the others
Will march up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

REGISTRATION Il, VIRGINIA. a letter from
Norfolk, in The Baltimore American, says -
THE Registration: towards its close, has as
sumed very interesting, if Tot o1ninous, fea-
lures, for The blacks lead the whites consld-
cradle majority and are entirely under the con-
troll ct the RadicalRepub licans who are watching
anxiously the progress Of these important COM
ing events With the colored vote to handle the
balance Of power in deciding elections The
Conser7 ativc element i'll tie city have carefully
watched the gathering OF the cohorts Of the
Radicals, and have been strcnuouSly cScrting
their power and strength. The Radical party
have already made their nominations jor Con
sress and the municipal Offices and entertain a
constantly strengthening hope: as the registra-
ton progresses, Of being able to sllhvert the old
order of politics and restore the city TO thor
oueh Radical rule .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

Gen. Steadman, in New Orleans, denies the
report that he sent dispatch to the President
urging the removal OF Gen Sheridan. a
great deal Of Indignation poured upon the
head Of General Steadman by the Radicals,
ought, therefore, to be- re- cal led
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

1t is said than an extra session Of the Cnbi-
net is expected to be held to-day to resume the
consideration Of Attorney General Stanbery' 5
opinion on the powers Of military commanders.
We had thought ''that affair was ended -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

Ne have received the Catalogue Of Wash
ington College. Lexington, Va. The total
number of students last session was 500. Al.o
the Catalogue Of the Kentucky Military
Institute, at Frankfort, Ky
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

The Washington Chronicle says: Gov.
Wells is said to have finally Concluded not to
test his right to the governorship of Louisiana
Cause-Sheridan would arrest him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

The VIalT OF TIE President 10 hilNArO-
LIS. The ceremonies and the speeches attend
lug the visit of President johnson ana .&ecrt;-
tary Seward to the capital CT Aiar9 land OH Sat
urday last in accepiancH Of the h0SpitalItias OF
the State rendered b. tie Constitutional Con
vention, were 81 an interesting and agreeable
character.
Mr. Johnson happily referred To the fact
that it. was from the legislative chamber III
Annapolis, where Washington rt:"igned his
c0mmission- where he laid down the crown Of
power at the feet Of The peopIa that the slE-
geat0n fist went forth, when it was found that
thu: old articles of confederation were not sufl-
Gent in strength for safety. for the formation
Of a constitution which was designed to secure
more perfect union. The whole speech
Of the President abound5 in patriotic SEMI
ments Drawing his conclusions from the
observations which he has had opportunity 10
make recently, both in the South and the
North, he declares that the masses OF the
pe0nle in each are friendly towards one another,
and hores that the era OF good feeling is about
to be restored The other speeches, also, were
Of more than ordinary interest. and that OF MIR.
Seward quite suggestive as to the rising power
Of the great West, admonsllng the At!aut;s
States, North ard South, to unity and recon
citation After partalSing OF banquet in the
afternoon At the Governors Mansion, the
Prcsilent proceeded in special train TO
WashingtGn -Pdhim0re Sen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

FRINCEl " iLLIAM UOUNIl,-c. TetteT N tTle
Washington Chronicle, says:
The loyal citizens OF Prince WILLIAM county
will celebrate The 4th Of July b. holding a
grand mass picnic meeting i'll The C0urr house
Grove, at Brentsvillc. Lysauder Hill, L. d:
Eeckley. Geo W HattoD, and others, will
speak ut the meeting. TaJles will bc prepar-
ed in the grove and persons will bring such
cdibIes as they may choose TO make up grand
picnic dinner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

A letter from Paris says, that M de Lam
artime is extremely ill., He holds no recep-
tons, and only leaves his bed to take Z short
drive in carriage. A photograph taken OF him
quite recently represents an old man in whose
features it is scarcely possible to detect any
trace of the NJ. de Lamartlne, familiar to
every Partisan. He is now nearly so years DID, !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

A Radical meeting, in Richmond las week
was, according to letter in the Washington
Chronicle, addressed by Geo. Tucker and
Hunnieutt"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01
REPORTED EXECUTION OF MACMILLAN.

REPORTED Execution OF MACMILLAN
Information received from what is regarded as
a reliable source, is to the effect that by "a de-
cree Of the Juarez government MACMILLAN
was shot on the 10Th instant, at Z clock A.
NJ, and that the friends of Macmillan asked
the privilege of removing his body for the pur
pose of sending it to Europe, but the request
was refused. General Grant also received a
private telegram from General Sheridan last
night containing substantially the same state
ment. 1t is believed that JuareZ reluctantly
consented to the execution of Macmillan
When the messenger bearing dispatches
IRON our government, relative to sparing the
life OF Macmillan, delivered his packages TO
Juarez. the latter Informed him that he, Jua-
rez. was disposed to spare the life of Maximil-
iau. but the pressure from the Mexican leaders
and people for his execution was so great, that
it would be almost impossible to resist it
Bait Sam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

WE understand that no reports viii be made
to Congress its July session by any CT the
Departments, unless information Is specially
called for. 1t is also said that the Executive
will have 10 special communication TO make.
Those, therefore, who, as representatives Of
the party whose partisan ends are to be attain
ed, have virtually convened the two Houses,
must also assume the responsibility of recon-
mending subjects for consideration, as we'll as
become accountable for the addition to the
public debt thus needlessly incurred,
II, however, upon consideration, the Presi-
dent should conclude to address Congress- he
will doubtless coufne himself to a faithful rep
resentation of the anarchical condition Of the
ten unrepresented States, chiefly in conse-
quence Of the vague terms of the reconstruc
ton acts In virtue of which the military COM
manders have assumed powers, inconsistent
with the intent and meaning of the law, and
differing from each other, as we'll as from the
advice of the highest legal officer OF the Gov
ernment Nat Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

SURRATTs TRIAL.-The Criminal Court of
Washington, was not in session more than an
hour on Saturday. The early adjournment
was occasioned by the illness Of Judge Fisher.
Surratt case has accordingly not progressed
very far Judge Fisher has not been in good
health since the trial commenced, and the OPP
.pressive air of the courtroom has retarded his
leonvalescence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

Mr.. Chapman Maupin, son OF Professor
Maupin, and Mr.. J. ". Roper, of Baltimore,
are the only A. NJ IS Of the Virginia University
this session
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

The N. Y. Times alleges that the great rrac-
teal question is whether We shall HAYS dis
affected ireland 10 the South Just such a
policy as the conGscationiSts urge hare was
pursued there The prevailing idea was that
Ireland must be kept down Its primal curse
Was the spoliation Of its landed property
Another was the exclusion of large classes from
Offices. In Scotland the policy was different;
instead of humiliation assimilation was sought,
and so Scotch hatred faded away, while Irish
hostility deepens with time. Ifultra radical ideas
prevail we shall find an Ireland in the South.
The Times claims that the folly OF proscrp-
ton is manifest in the South, gives a fearful
picture of affairs there under Gov Brownlow,
a7erring that the history Of reconstruction is
one of usurpatioD, tyranny, aud Injustice !"
Rrownlow is driving from him many of the
most stalWart Union men"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

LADY, PosroFF1CE CUERNs. is stated
that from and after to-day it Is intention O
Postmaster Bowen TO haze at the window O.
the ladies' delivery: ladies as clerks to take the
place of the handsome young gentlemen who
now oficiate in that position. Whether this
arrangement will suit the ladies who call fol
letters as well as the lady clerks, our reporter
is unable 10 state until trial has been had I'M
der the new system. Nat. INT.
Several frame buildings On Glasgow street,
in Portsmouth, Va, we're burned last Satur,
day. Loss two or three thousand dollars,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

Leonard Scott & Co., New York, have re-
ublished the June number of Blackwood' S
Magazine The contents are: The Brovnlows,
continued the reign of Law Hunt of the
silver fox was George III a constitutional
king strikes and trades unions; Dante the
Reform bill, two articles. The tale Of the
Brownlows is interesting, but spun out uncon-
scionably Robt Bell, agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

WAsu1Naroa ITEM9 The flour inapec-
ions in Washington city for the quarter end
ing June Goth. 1867, are As lno@s: 2, 4}J
barrels family, O,076 barrels extra, $50 barrcl*
super r barrels fine, 81 barrels nt1dIinga, and
2G2. barrels rye hout Total number Of all
grades, 9.49l barrels.
!. new cheap railway Ieagne vas organized
on Saturday night At lhe board ot trade rooms
by the election OF John +. Elgans, president !;
Charles Knapp and Joseph {. Kennedy, vice
presidents; J., T. Dudley, secretary; Moses
Kelley, treasurer and al executive comTnltlee
embracing names Of many prominent business
men
The new bureaus system t0r tie navy yard:
under the laws recently passed ny Congress,
will to-day go into effect at the navy yard
Under the new system some changes have
been made in the chief and subordinate Offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

In the New York Constitutional Convention
or Friday, the Committee on suffrage, through
its Chairman, Horace Greeley, made report.
4 minority report was also submitted. The
only difference between the Two is in reference
to the manner of submitting the question of
allowing colored men to vote to the people.
The majority, headed by Mi Greeley, being in
favor Of submitting the question with all other
propositions while the minority, headed By
Mr.. Cassidy, recommend that the negro
clause shall be voted upon separately, and
against having the adoption Of the entire Con-
stitution depend upon the fate Of that clause.
The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says: "Quite a number Of nomina-
tons will be sent by the President to the Sen
ste should there be quorum in Congress this
week. Among these are the ministers to Aus.
tria, Prussia, Mexico, Hayti, Consul General
to Havana, Commissioner of Agriculture, snd
several collectors and assessors of revenue and
postmaster5. 1t is quite certain that Mr..
Raymond will be renominated for AUSTRIA
Sir. Bancroft name will, Of course, be sent ia
for the Prussian mission, and probably Ten
Thomas Kiby Smith for consul to Havana -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

FAUQUILR County ITEMS. We regret TO
learn that III consequence Of the late rains the
wheat in this section has been much injured.
A great deal Of ii is beaten down aid IAN
gled' some Ct it is rusted and some ''saab-
bed producing a rot iii eight Oh tel grains on
each head 4 large quantity, however. is firm
and sound and beyond the probability Of injury
between this and harvest. VI hil&L our taF-
mers have sustained injury, we have reason 20
say upon inquiry that good average crop Will
be made, far better than the fears OF our COM
m,lnit7 are wiling to acknowledge The only
damage unprecedented TO the corn crop, results
from the present inability to work il, i'll cGnae-
0uence of orr late frequent rains. This proba-
bic damage. however, ia not without remedy
should the weather yet be favorable. and Will
only require IN extra amount Of labor. lax
ing every thing into consideration we have yet
no great cause for complaint or desFondency.
On Monday last, IN pursuance to notice, our
citizens were Addressed By Major 4. Turner
upon the duty OF registration. He waa follow
cd BIZ Governor Smith Both gentlemen were
earnest, energetic, and in our opinion cGnyii1~
cling in the reasons adduccd by them, why
every man entitled to register should do So.
We are authorized to state that there will
be public meeting Of the colored persons Of
our community in the yard OF the Clerks Of
fee Oh The 4til Of July next. They will be adj
dressed at their own request By Mr. +. NJ.
Gpilman anl Mr. j. T. Brooke, and probably
by others.
Registration in Fuuquier: 50 lar e. VI: have
been able to learn, has progressed LarmonlousIy
and without any disturbance. In MarrentCn
at sunset last evening the number Of persons
registered, was 452, the coiored persons beng
at that hour - adead - Ha'Ttnto" lHdGr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

CONGRESS will meet On Wednesday, The s
instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01

Cases of cholera are reported at Louisville
Kentucky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01
*hIra. LAMP GOODS X Oil,

VIM COG ~,
10, n forth Royal Street,
offers Tor aaIo Lamps in great variety, lrohl tho
little Tom Thumb. 10 the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp: Cut, Ground and PLAIN t5l2}hG}sj
ChimnaJ., all kinds nnd =i1ts, Brushes. " lex,
and all ether goods in thotrado, al the most rea-
sonable prices. Especial attention ~ called /"
larpe lot Of Stand Lamps Just received, pur>ha-
!cd at extremely low ligures, and offered at Ger.
res p3ning rates. All who want TfGl t1FV@'1s
in handsome PuGIor AMI Table Ramps had bet,
ter come quickly. mh I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-01
DRUGS PAINT5, OILS. Sc.

y
Ne would call special attention TO cur large
Il increased stock OF
DRUGS, PAINTS.
Oils, VARN ashes,
PATENT MEDICIljE5.
AID PAINT BRUSHES,
which We olior At very lowest rates. and can
confidently guarantee satisfaction.
Orders from Farmers, Country Merchants OF
Physicians viii always receive our prompt and
best attention. JAI'Ntl ~ co.
my4 Druggists, No ll5, King street,