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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM ASPIYwALL July 2In steamship Henry cbaareeyJoseRh
Brensr Lent G. spAnha Mrs Far an daughter Mrs Lau"
shine Miss La la kae, L. siomen Mrs. G. o. Sai hepas -
e. b. fngs H. H. u due de Pentere Count De Beann
Capt n F.ru Bslosh Mr. John Be5oharer ard esd hr,
yneh aud child W. W. oNey. u. ". Kenyon sud Eie L. S
Kost D. MeKey Thos Hope T. j. child and wife Mrs b. Kaste
land child o. Unie,. Mrs Abr Lssah and daughter {. H.
Hard, Mrs L. L. sprone and child the Rev = X. Hainar
T. q. BroEn 4. L. Edmoni T. !. Hutchinson. c. L. Zugala
~ Locke Lieut. ~ B. Reney. L. A. !"hg Leary .nd niece
Mr. r Crooks John Birmingham, Daniel Mesher M g. g jewell
T. Lane Mrs b. Grant and infant T. w TNhg and
daughter Dsansy aros A. W1rn Rose Jola llaNley Dr
Morrison and child Miss PaRon j. kendrehs y T. Dewey Gen
James Wilson and child Frel Rt. ; Eobason d. j.
Bhen H. Jonlsn aud wp children Wans T. A. Mrs Jennie
Knhslnn lloer g. a. HeuS aud wife j. j. Psrr T. Gnhn
J. Wel,er wife sisters G. ebraHd W johnson, Louis
Faesrcn John Miller aud wife, Frank Steel and wife
Rector Bird Geo Lewis V. Sera Mrs VI keehtrad
and infans Mrs G. Re'c Wn Tor & Sheorr, y y. Smh j.
l. Buckingham, Thos Tcir " C. laaevel W Wright j. AIe
Wanlsrson W Cook Wlou Chas Gsusen. m Gibson y
W Msruar Chss sargent Ms j. Soamo aEd to children AM
Brter J. Robinson w olhrook John Grove Ahsn jose
Lord A. W Eeke e. g. Fierce Tho Auuison. d. Jones Nehet
sr j. HerNood john Hammond John Jones, W. Benam W.
Haous Jos ReyBos w. Riley, Hcnry Pierce, }. W. Duchly,
G. Thompson J. Williams, Mrs Nher ani infant ~ Peisa
Bzulen W kauson W. n Morris jobs H. Bonde, Geo Hasrted
r cs.slsno aud wife, l. Argser. L. W D. JACKSON, Ms
T. Phelps, NJ CAbrun A. De Saba Mr. Brle aud lady G. Cecsa
A Boyd M Holman, Capt IS C'hawT G 1houe, J. Leore.
A. Branch MIR .a-c and servant X hembcrgh Capt r.
Bates snd 10 stssrage Passenssfs.
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LATEST SNIP 1EUS.
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ARRIVED
Brig Shields stes Coles CharsBe Gays vita oandy Sc
10 Godilot stevens White.
BELOW.
Bark MOI from Havana, IL dsyS
SPOKEN.
Ru.lp CPrass July 49, So lon 81 80 from Bremen for
Baltimore IS days out
SAILED.
Steamship Lsyant for Cow Bay C. b., via Loug asI SQUAD
WIED-Sunset 5 T.
NAVAL.
wAsHN0ToN August 1.-The Navy Department hss received letter
from Admra dated Chrrbug J H. he assumed the
Squadron a. day bioIc The passage
NrwY Cheloug bis tgsp. The FrHshh was made
favorable circumstances lnnA efe
hs flagship the Colorado tr Cauandagni the
Tconcrogi Froc On tie 10th Admiral Fast reports The
Dale and the Sva AZ LISBON awaiting the Adml
raj. orders Admiral Go.booug having beea relieved BY Ad'
minl Farragat Is on his Nay home
DOMESTIC PORTS.
G. August Ssie bars isab" srd brig MaTaena
NumNGTON ". c., BuguSt LSale se-mriP WIN l. NHHe Vf
New York
FoRrREs July 3ifbc steamship Jsuuy Lind while com
CARO- OF peaches bonuj Norfolk upau wgecA OPPOSITE Mue
Island and simultaneously sunk About Que hundred
boxes pcichc, recovered from ibe sanAen steamer
but the others destyuyed
The Irury Lind owned Ia Norfolk bat uninsured ercepi
Gre dnng the Dispatch boat having oTgn-
ally built yacht and said the property ol hd"n
Fnurst the trageiiaH.
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presented themselves at the place Of trial 10 is claimed
that train be stopped with this brake, no matter
what the rate of speed, within two feet OF any point
designated.
A box by expresss reached Mr. Henry Names
of No. 26s seventh-ave at about 10k o'clock yesterday
morning winch contained the dead body Of female
child Mr. NJ informed the police, who notified Coro
ner and that official impanneed jury at the house,
time q telegram was received from Greenport l. l.,
which read " dead child by express; bury IT, Ths
the telegram showing that IL from the secretary OF
a Jewish Society and it was reasonably supposed mat
sent on the corpse for an Israete TO bury in this city
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
INSURANCE INDIGNArIoN MEETING IN NEWARK

n.
On Wednesday evening q second meeting of
the leading manufacturers and business OF Newark
was held purpose being TO hear the report OF the Com
mittee which appointed at the meeting Thursday
evening the 25th ult. Mr. ii. NJ Peters presided The
Committee reported q series OF resolutions which were
unanimously adopted. substantially follows Whereas
the Fire Insurance Companies OF NewarknO longer deny
that they have entered into combination for the pur
pose OF fixing the rates OF premium upon all property In
the city and not only admit but attempt TO Justify the
same we, the citizens OF Newark, hereby pledge our
selves TO stand together one man In opposing 80 dan
Qerous monopoly; that we resent as'bdlOus the com
parison between New-York and Newark published by
the Insurance companies, unfavorable Newark and
that instead Of they say Newark benga city OF wood
and but partially supplied with water, Is notorious
that city In the Union contains smaller proportion
OF wooden buildings and that the eectlonof them within
the fire limits has long been prohibited by ordinance th
the insurance companies by the publication OF suen
statements, make poor return for the lbcIally oI
the city in building extensive water WOIhs
and maintaining most efficient Fire Department. that
their published arguments defending their combination
are tissue Of special peadings, utterly fallael0us m
fact that will extend patronage tOsuch insurance
companies as do not belong TO the combination; that
Newark affords the best Of fields for the organization OF
new nre insurance companies, TO be conducted ON Ihr
and honorable principles, and TO such companies we
pledge our support that the evil Of this gigantic monopO
dsWslds the Immediate attention VI tbe LegislatlIG
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

PROTECTION TO FERRY PAssEYGERs.-The
Board OF Couneimen yesterday, referred TO the Com
mittee on Ferries an ordinance requiring every one OF
our Ferry and Steamboat Companies to provide gates
wnch Will when c,osen any person from passing
fastened 70 the pier or bridge The proposed ordinance
makes IL obligatory upon every Company 10 see that
boat IL fastened 10 the bridge pier while the gate Ia
9pen and tnposes penalty Of NsQ for every enepss.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
OUR ELECTIVE JUDICIARY.
THE COST OF CRIMINAL COURTS.

"A Communication from the Controller,
Transmitting his Financial Estimates Budget for the
Year 1867 Ingenious entertaining and instructive duo
deeimO volume of IA pages, estimates the annual OF
the Court Of General Sessions at go but patient search
has yielded total widely at with the late
Controllers exhibit that are tempted 10 show the cost
of this tribunal i'm detail. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE JERSEY CITY FIRE
DEPARTMENT.

The Jersey City Fire Department held n
special election last evening to elect Chief Engineer to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of Chief
Mclaughlin. The candidates John Coye of Engine
Company No 4; Smith Mead, Hose Company No. 4; and
John Wheelan OF Engine Company No. g.. The election
resulted in favor OF John Coyle by majority OF 49, The
following Ia the
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

This Court of General sessons-a tribunal which ad
jOurns the slightest pr0vOcatOnpretends TO be In
session five days week, II months IN the year but
terms begun until the first Monday OF the month";
and it is commonly ended the last Friday, at an
earlier dae and II say that the Court open Is days
month"; IL months annually shall get quite near the
truth single sitting is seldom extended beyond three
hours and according to Dab0ll, find this Court
serving the county only I95 hours annually at cost OF
tI05 $40, nearly s2l3 an hour.
We have included the value of witnesses and jurors
time since that for Daught wOnld to be In
dicated by the fact that not long ago. when thief was
under Indictment the policeman who effected the arrest
and the witnesses against the prisoner appeared Is times
before he called 10 trial. and the 10th day. just
the clerk about TO summon him 10 the bar messen
ger having informed the Court that the thiefs child by
bis mistress To be buried that afternoon the humane
Judge considerably adjourned the trial. and sent Off
Ger with him TO the funeral IL Is better then, 20 omit
mention Of time since that added 10 the known cost Of
the Court revealed by the Controllers reports would
exhibit too wide margin between the ConDtys dsburse-
ments for maintenance and It's receipts fines and
the ngures thus put together might lead 10
az the cost OF the peculiar justice which this
iunhaI uispenses. Rather let us without comment,
dhe controller aud say that his budget shows
OF S05,379, while the estimate Of receipts
Iy nnss TINS year Is but 81, l,O00 Mr.. Vandervoorts
@ oi hes collected by the General Sessions since
- as Ohows: 1882 II O62 s9 lsGO 81 10; 1861
1906 $5O5. ' WV ' '''''
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that we recommend AL persons interested 10 sign their
the following letter. addressed TO the Newark
IL INi.nI II..a..r nAA.ra

names TO the following letter. addressed to the Newark
Board OF Fire Underwriters:
EgvAEE, Jaly 81 1867.
MKYER esq Presidotf WV VAsDERPOoi, esq
OF Estrdrk Board C( Uhdertrriters
This demand that you Immediately
yonr Published list rates and and suppress
circulars aedy published containing
distributed among the oonpanies of other cites
We claim determined u hare market from
or interference when, after deenng your
elsewhere 10 negotiate insurance iours respectfully
The meeting addressed by Mr.. William King, Mr..
Mil tof the firm of Pagan Coz, Mr. A. d. Fowler, Mr.
r. r. Jones. Mr. j. NJ Candai and Others and after the
adoption OF resolution that the committee OF ten who
reported the foregoing resolutions be continued, with
power 10 MI vacancies, the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
BRIEF NOTES.

The official mayehange the above figures some
what, but cannot effect the result.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

ADAMS g. CONE, No. 6S4 BROADWAY,
~ invite purchasers Inspect their extensive assortment Of hrstcsss
cit. .bult CARRIAGES comprising CLARENCEs, CoUPBS, Ian
DAS COACHES hue close and work made Of the best
materials the best wokmen, at their own manufaetory
DOND-ST. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.-0m
large assortment o heass Carriages, unsurpassed for style
Punish Durability popular prices MOTT Co., Bond st.
CARRIAGES of all styles selling at great
" barpans-30 second BuGGIES BRBTrS OPEN BUG
GiES LIGHT PLATFORM COACH, HBARSES. &c HARNESS. all
styles CALVIN WITTl'S CARRIAGE WAREROOMs, No. 6Js
broadway, Bleecker
nNE PAIR of very stylish RED BAY
" HORSES, Sa| log hl tails, free from white Ot in 92a
One Of BLACKS, ID hands One pair OF BAYS 3 ot In "
long M tall aud ee FROM white Further particulars inquire at
N. Mo0NBYS Carriage warerooms No. 81 Lbertyst9
OIL LIBERTY -ST.--One Piano top road
Ell Wagon Miner seohenss make good order Dnrsest
PhAeon light phason. to sht 10 large
s styles Of Carriages Aad Harness Erea TsoSesa
Yiss n hookEyh vnasat
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

SECOND DAYS TROITING AT NARRAeANsET
PARK-LUCY AND LEW PETTEE WiNNnA
~ oar .or Pm 10 Ths TRIBUNE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

WASHINGTON ITEMS Yesterday morning,
the case of the Washington, Alexandria and
Georgetown Railroad Congratulated for a
nuisance, in running their trains through the
city--was taken up, when Mr.. Merrick, for
the company, pleaded that the road was ID the
hand of receivers appointed by the Court O.!
Chancery, and that the case should be con-
tinued until the suitin that Court is terminated.
The act preventing the sale or use of liquors
about the Capitol or adjacent grounds passed
the House yesterday, and has thus received
the sanction of both Houses.
The removal of the library of Mr.. Peter
Force, lately purchased by Congress for $780,
900, was commenced yesterday under charge
OF Mr.. Spoford, Congressional librarian. The
collection comprises about %, 600 volumes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
LOCAL NEWS.
EVENING, MARCH 10.

ALEXANDRIA CANAL The repairs to the
Alexandria Canal will be completed by satur-
law night. and water will be let in upon II on
m,ndsv. the 18th instant. Ia addition to the
~ movements already made to the AQueduct'
.na nowerful clamps--one for each end OF it,
ab;cb are intended to render it douby secure
have been constructed and are now IN
,,ocess of adjustment The docks at the
ontIet lock have been dredged, and other ar
r,nrements made there for the reception OF
large quantities Of coal. AS soon as navigation
:. resumed upon the Chesapeake and Ohio
c,nsL boats from Cumberland will, it ls ez-
nected, arrive here in numbers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
lCOAIAIUNICATED.

Our DEFINITION We have recently been
asked the true definition Of 'RadicaI," as the
term is employed in connection with the po-
litical tenets Of The times, and after giving the
matter the most mature reflection, we have ar
rived at the following conclusion, to wit That
it is of Latin origin, and derives its name from
the word raair which means root. Now, as
it is well known that roots run into the ground,
we naturally conclude that one who runs u
thing into the ground" is Radical" This
definition is perfectly satisfactory TO our own
mind, and we think the correctness thereof
will he obvious TO all, who will take the trouble
to canvass the operations of those delectaJle in
diyiduals! who seem very we'll pleased to ao-
sWer 70 the name CONSERVATIVE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

JUNK RoBBER1Es "A system of robberies,
zbieh has been carried on for some time past,
at the depots of the Orange and Alexandra
and Loudoun and Hampshire Railroads, has
beep discovered by Capt. Walsh of the Night
Watch. and some six or eight parties, white
and colored, thieves and receivers of stolen ar
tiees. have been by him arrested, and are now
awaiting their trial is impossible as yet to
estimate the value Of the machinery-iron and
brass-lost by the two railroad companies in
these robberies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

RAILROAD AFFAIRS. The general ticket
agents Of the various railroads Of the United
States held their annual convention at Mem
phis last week Various matters connected
with railroads We're discussed, and, among
other things it was decided that free baggage
should be limited to 100 pounds, allin excess of
this to be charged fifteen per cent. over first
class through rates, the costs to be collected as
far as such baggage is checked. 1t was also
decided that claims on lost baggage (admtted
and unocatcdl be charged pro rata to roads
constituting the line on which The baggage was
checked through
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

POLICE REroRT--MAYoR's OFFICE. Mrs.
Mary Helm, for assaulting Maggie Floyd, was
fined and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE A white man nam
ed Duet, and tour negroes, Edward Homes,
VIM. Lee, lsham Bridges and Julius Harris,
for stealing, and dealing in old iron, Knowing it
to have been stolen, will be tried this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

ROBBINS Robbins are now quite plentiful
in the scrubby bushes-all that is now left Of
the luxurious and magnificent woods that pre-
7ious to the war adorned the country in this
growing in the neikhborhood Of this
civ, and afford targets for numerous people,
white as we'll as black, who are continually
prowing about with guns in their hands In
the market these birds can be bought fer sixty
cents dozen ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

BASE BALL.-Ats regular meeting OF the
Osceola Base Ball Club held last night, the
following officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: President, VIM L. McCaferty );
Vice President, Thos. D. Harmon; Secretary,
F. NJ Shirley Assistant Secretary, NJ. Price !;
Treasurer, Robt 0. Bingham; Directors, JOS
Kingsley F. j. Pollard, R. 0. Bingham.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

hIILToNIAN TABLEAUX- This exhibition,
consisting of series Of wildly drawn pictures,
representing scenes described in Millions poem
Of Paradise Lost will commence in this city on
Thursday night the 21st inst, at Liberty
Hall. From our exchanges we learn that
crowds of delighted spectators have witnessed
these Tabeauzs wherever they have been
shown
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
azcy~ EVERYBODY Should USE
RO II + X S

EyrECToRAL WILD CHERRT Toxic,
For Diseases Of the Chest, Livcr, Kidneys,
Lungs, Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, DlHr-
rhna, Dysentery, Cholera-mcraus, Genera! Dc
bilty, SC, and AS Blood Purifier it has no
equal. a sure preventive and cnre Of fever and
ague, intermittent and bilious tc"crs. No iNin-
ily should be withoutit. Sold by Druggists and
Dealers everywhere. Price Sl.2j per bottle
JASNEY s. Co.,
Druggists, Wholesale Agents,
NH 4-tf No. Ids, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

Esg~ All persons wishing bargains can Obtain
them by calling at JOSEPH STEMS Dry and
Fancy Goods store No. 1911, King street, where
he is selling of all his goods at and below cost
The sale will continue until the first Of April
All will do we'll to give him call, rs he Is de-
termined to close out his entire stock, even at q
great sacrifice, feb IG2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

INSURANCE COMPANIES AND THE JEWS -
In consequence of circular issued by the agent
OF certain Insurance Companies in New York,
declining to take risks on property belonging
TO Jews, meeting Of prominent and infucn
tial citizens of the Hebrew Faith was held in
New York, and letter addressed to these
companies asking them if they sanctioned the
act Of their agent, and report the result at a
subsequent meeting. 1t is probably that the
proscriptive circular will be withdrawn. 1t
certainly should be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

Bal. MAsoUE The ball Of the season, that
10 be- given by the members of the Eintracht
Association CT this city, is to be held at the
Assembly Rooms, corner of King and Royal
streets, on Thursday night next the 2lst inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

Mas. DEALHA3I, No. l06, KING STREET,
having an extraordinary large stock Of GENTS
AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOTHING, and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS on hand, is selling them oil
at cost until further notice. Positively one
nrce ONLY. jan 1S2wtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
FLOOR COMMITTEE

WG A You've LADY returning 10 her coun-
try homo, after a sojourn OF few months in the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends Ii
place Of a co ::5a rustic, flushed face, she had II
soft ruby complexion Of almost marble smooth
ness and instead Of twenty three she really ap
pearcd but eighteen Upon inquiry rs to the
cause of so great change she plainly told them
that she used the CIRCAsSIAN BALM, ard con-
sidere it an invaluable acquisition to any lady,:
toilet By lis use any lady or gentleman can
i'm prove their personal appearance an hundred
fold. 1t is simple in its combination, as Nature
herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in lis efficacy
in drawing impurities from, also healing, clean
sing and beautifying the skin and complexion.
By its direct action on the cuticle it draw from
it ill its impurities, kindly healing the same,
end leaving the surface rs nature intended it
should be, clear s2ft smooth and be .utiful.-
Price 81, sent BY Mail or Express, on receipt of
an order by W. L. CLARK & Co., Chemists,
No. 8, West Fayette St, Syracuse, n. !.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same. NH Ply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
And By al Druggist
rXCFLGTORi ENCELSIOR:t

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Fer I.r,tuYl..;; Sj-rTR7aT7U7 Hale.
II lllc ladies, ccnAciallr, lnie Invaluable to
g:latorr recon- mend it-af az being 81 a!ro0ct
Indispensable article 70 female beauty. L aa2i-
~ applied does not burn or injure TIM ~tin, bUt
acts directly on the roots. 1t is warranted 10
romovc supcrnuous hair from low torchonds, or
from any part cr tho body, complctoly 2nd rad
ically cXtirpating the same, leaving tho z1ln
soft, smooth and natural. This is cho only ar
ticle used BY the French, and is the only ctlec-
tull dcplatory in exist nee. Price - cents per
package sent postpaid 10 Any address, - -
ccp; uf an order. by
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE. -
Yesterday Rev J. J. Murray and B. Fl.
Richardson, were elected Delegates to the
General Convention to be held in Montgomery,
Ala, next May. Resolutions in favor of the
Temperance cause were adopted. Other dele
gates to the General Convention are to be
nlnctnH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

The SPRING ELECTIONS. 1t will be seen
that General Scho6eid has suspended the NUM-
cipal election of Fredericksburg. We sup
pose the elections in other towns will be sus.
pended for the same reasons which governed
him in the case of Fredericksburg, The gene
raj elections in spring for Governor, &c, lie.
glsators and Congressman, will no doubt be
postponed for even stlonger reasons than apply
to the towns.
The clothing of the negro with the elective
franchise is so great step towards his eleVa-
ton, that even Congress seems to consider that
1t must be done with some degree Of system, as
much to protect him as the community. The
registry is considered an essential part OF the
system of the franchise. This, it will be seen,
is doubtful.
10 regulate these matters requires time and
care, and General Schofeld, being a regular
army officer, knows how important system is
lot the preservation Of harmony and security
npolitcal affairs.
9, Ihe Legislature that is pointed out in the
sherman bill to act upon the constitutional
amendment, &c. is required to be elected I'M
Ser the amended constitution. So that 1t will
Oe useless to elect members Of the General As
ne Smby until the Constitution is amended
mere Is no requirement as to the time the
governor, &C., and members of Congress to be
aumltted after the Constitution has been ap-
proved BY Congress, shall be elected hich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

ECLIPSE OF THE Moon. An eclipse Of the
Moon, visible 10 the United States and Terri
tories, will commence tomorrow morning at
thirty-seven minutes after three clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

SALE OF A HANDSOME RESIDENCE. The
handsome residence belonging TO the late Geo.
D. Fowle, 10 Washington city, has been
recently purchased by Senator Chandler, Of
Michigan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
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Produced by the use Of Prot. DEBKEU X
FKISHR LIE CHEVEUX. One application
warranted to curl the lnoat straight and stub
bonn hair, Of either sox, into wavy ringlatS. or
heavy massive curls. Has been used by tha
fashionablcs Of Pari; and London, with the
most gratifying results Does no injury 70 the
hair Price BY nail, scaled and, postN&lG. 81
DESCRIPTIVE circulars mailed free. Address
BEEGER, SHUTS {; CO.. Chcmists 70.
285, River st., TnoY, \. j., Sole agents for the
United States NH lily