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The national Republican., 1867-07-08

PLAYIyG STRONG GAuE.-Last Satur.
day morning man appeared at the stand of Mr..
H. Q. Crosmer, IN the Centre Market, and pur.
chased cherries amounting To % cents. Having
no change, hc requsstel Creamrr to accompany
him 10 the Howard House and he would give
him $40 note. Ther request was complied with,
but on arriving at Ihs Howard House the pur.
chaser Of the cherries clipped through side door,
leaving NJ. CreGner to wait in vain Just as long
a. hs desired, for his $50 note. a man named
Morgan was Gulled IN the same way day or
two before this transaction.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

Observation-Disclosures r. Edward Clarke
and George +. Guok hagl, IN tho most gerrr-
Gus w3@Gcr offered 10 gurnish tho medals and
premiums 10 tho scholars eE the public schools Of
the Third district The NJ. r. church on Four.
Nnd-a-hAlf street east has been designated ne the
building in which the distribution will take
place, end which will be at m early day.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

BURIAL or THE NATIoN's DHAD.--A
Cumberland exchange says: "on Monday morn.
ing last six hundred collins arrived in this city,
by canal, with burial corps in charge Of oil.
ciais, who are instructed to disinter the remains
Of nll Federal soldiers who arc buried in the
neighborhood Of Cumberland and Clarysyille,
and send them 10 the Autietam National Gene
terry. II was Rrst intended to place them all In
a cemetery near the city, but tho programme has
been changed ns above"
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

Real EsrATE SALEs.-Mcssrs. Cooper &
Latimer, Ructicneers, sold on Saturday part Of
lot No. 9 in square No. 1855, fronting on |, he.
tween Siv'cGpth and Seruutceuth streets anil
adjoining the residence of Geo ". Riggs, to i
c. ichnunD for 81 per foot Also. parts OF
lats II, l2 aud 49, in square 207, on Thirteenth
streets, between Canal and d streets, Island.
improved by twn.s,ory frame houses and brick
hascmonta, containing six rooms each, to j. W,
Stone, for 81 900 each,
Messrs. Green & Williams, Auctionoers, sold,
on the snme day rart of lot No. !, In square 2sS,
90 feet front by IS fec, deep fronting on street
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west, to Dr., H. g. Woodbury., for 81 - per foot.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

AS- This movement Is entirely separate from, sad
has no connection with auy other gatcrpt.sa.
Address all OriCr4 and CamnuGicatcC', W''H
stamps for return postage, 10 ~
Managing Director,
le22-f No. $40 Pa ave, WaEbtBgtpu, D. c.
ss- EA.,ors AGc respectfully Invited 20 notice tLis
HNaTIOSAL OTTFWING - Of sympathy and ThilsH-
thropy and to cnI Il such aid ~ their bgrC Ioouco
suK
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

street, "Star Office Building.'
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THR ISLAND AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON July o, at 6 Q clock, IN
front Of tho premises We shall sell parts Lots No H.
Thtelnth street wsst, between and streets north
Csldud) Improved wotwD'stOry Frame homes
and brick basement, With high porehss, containing
ak rooms each, with front Of u feet, and Tuhni ny
back IS feet 8 inches.
TermF: one.half cash balance IN six AID twelve
moRIht, secured by deed of trust, aud notes bear
ing Interest. All ooIyeyau0ing aud revenue stamps
at purchaseI's cost Fify dollars down on each
purchase Il tina Of sals. -
COOPER L LATlNER,
yl.eO&ls Augu0neoIs,
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

RErURs GAnE.-The Pioneer Base Ball
Club. Of Alexandris, will play the Potomac
Club, ofthis city, a match game on tho White
Lot, at ~ O'clock, p. m, to-day. Tue public
ars invited 10 attend .... -
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

SANITARY CoMPANY.-FiCtecn written no
tices were served on Saturday on persons having
nuisances existing on their premises. Seven deaC
horses were also reported and removed,
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.--John Holly and
Wm. Sorrell, both oOlored, were arrested by OF.
acers White and Wilson, Of tho Filth precinct
charged with committing an assault and battery
tho two be'licoso individuals to give bail for their
appearance at court.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

Building AssOCrATlONs-On Tuesday
eyeuiug last there wu9 organized building a.
scclatinu entitled the Providence Bnilding As5o.
station, and the 'ollowirg.narned gcntlemen were
rclrr si a. ufi'yrs for the ensuing term: Ge0rge
H. Plant president; c stcus, vice presidents
Jas ". Bukcr lrcssurcri Fred. Erone-. secrc.
tary; directors-Iohn l.. Pau. q. W. HarkneSS,
N. W. Burchen, - Rps., N Q. Giu and WR.
H. Clnggett
Money soil at the EScr'sinr Building Associa.
tion last Fridsy uight> (3lth month"; at IN
average Of 80 per cent about 50, 900 bcing
sold
At tho first meeting Of the National Union
Building Association held last Friday evening,
the money sold at IN average Of 81 pee cent.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08
EXCtnsIoNs, I3rC.
NrALTER s. NYEST.

WALTER S. WEST,
w ARCHITECT AND SvFFNSTENhENT,
Dtue No 40 Pauuty vaule ave W htuLfnH T. e.
Is prepared to 'urnl,h Designs Piuns. and SP""ir-
cations lor Hai dngs Of every style G lrctl"rlurr
also. fur BlIigf8, Machinery. sud hpi"ls "a3t
Of all kinds measured and valued. oui1la nom CrY
part Of The United s'Gt's VIII T., Tnnl ~ 'I,".d'i
mctf, Boz, washaug gt1p; Anthony Uyda. George.
town. Dr. A Y. P. Oar ct, wasL'Egtnn J. Car.
r.v gtun 4 Co, RUd J"Ln Il. TyAr Co, kieh'
Redmond; p5 Joe! h =. Cl1sGen, Bai'!nsTh
me).mWf}m
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

CERrIFICATEs.---D the month OF
June, Rev. NJ. V. Wright, assistant supornten.
dent Of marriages, Freedmen's Bureau, issued
l9I cer.iicstes Of legal marriagei III of the'e
parties ARE from Virginia, II from Maryland, B
from District of Columbia, 2 from Georgia, |
from Alabama, and from North Carolina. The
whole uuurbgr of children Of these parties /, 5S5,
There were 80 couples reported living illegally
as husband and wife, having "a children.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08
NArIONAL HOrEL-M. s. BEssoN.

W. D. Krsps, Inha Y. Dawson, \. II. DunkiusOn,
WE. Peck, aud FTask Goss, Now York; W. II.
Strttt1n and A. n. L0.yler. Va. John T. Ford,
suIinyer, aud J J. Eigbtnger, Baltimore; y p.
Cleaysr Boston W. n. Williamson, J. D. Roberts,
and D Carlos Carvalo, III. 7. D. heCarty, Ind; W.
sayser, MI Hon Geo NJ Adams, Ky.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

TROUBLE ANoEG THE ACTEEssEs.-Miss
Naomi Porter ono of tho lady performers at the
Metropolitan Hall, was nrroSted by Officer Mel
ssn Of the Fifth precinct, on complaint Of Miss
Carrie Gardner, who charged the fax Naomi
with committing an assault aTi battery upon
tho person of tho plaintiff. Justice Morse!l
after patient investigation of tho facts, con.
clulcd to fine tho defendant Sl0i which Miss
Porter ehceefully paid and left tho station.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08
nNIIEn sTATEs HOTEL-M. II. BIAS.

c. II Rtm,cy, Portland, Me-; O. g. Williams,
uogi. Va O. ) G51diug ohio; q. w. wAlir, New.
barb, y T.: 5 q usbgil, Fla II. Wilson, New Ha.
ycr, Cola; A. Y. JOuss, Boston; T. Ogden, Lynch
Scott, New York; John Riley, Jersey city, n. J.
4. wiilllTs, GeofgUtIwn; u. King, Boston.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08
BURIAL or Mn. SAMUEL DRNAuauAs.


Yesterlay, tho remains Of Mr. Samuel lie
Vaughan, md old md highly respected citizen,
wero inferred in the Congressional oNmetery, and
where escort ei thence by Columbia II 4. Chap
tor, NJ. IS, aud B D. French Lodge, No Is, r..
A NJ, Of which deceased was II deeply iltersEtod
member during a great part of his life. Rev. I.
d MoFaI', of the Assembly, Presbyterian
church, oHlciated. and, at the grave, Eminent
Commander +. l. Stephens performed, in u
highly gratifying manner, tho funeral rites Of
Free Masonry, tho worshipfal Master Of the
lodge, Mr.. W. II orcutt, being ab'ent from the
city
The national Republican., 1867-07-08
OWEN HOUSES. W owgS.

J.J. Weed, Recorder Of the Court Of ClAlus; J.
Alder, q. II Wakefield, Washington; j. r. Apple
,uap, H.gsrsowni o Nelnn, U S NJ. Gregory,
District Of Columbia c. y Kestsr Theodore zcelro,
PliaAolphia; WIN MlllABny, Tennessee; T. n. Hin.
klo, C.noiuaatl; W. H. HCfelangsr. Penney ysnia;
Al K Massey. New OTlsaaS; A. u Hmber, PhilA.
doiphlR; Bingham, Tsnuesses; c. D. Hall, West
yirsinia wm. Heavier. Tennessee; Geo. !. Breehtei,
Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

REDUCrIoS OF CLERICAL FORCE.-Thirty-
one clerks ot the QuRrtcrnasters Generals Office
have been Informed that their services on and
after the 18th instant will bn dispensed with,
and on Saturday they were granted leave of ab.
scnce to that time. OF these, fttoen were in the
accounting branch, twelve in the clothing diyi-
sion, and four in the QuGrtormnrter Generals
Oi.ae proper. Besides these iheFo have been re.
moved 10 the CoI5uiissary Department about
tronty clerks This reduction becomes neces.
slry, Erst, bssauso the work baI been brought
! nearly up to date, and secondly, Because the APP
rroprirtion for the payment Of temporary clerks
| hu, boa0me exhausted Iihar roOl3vRi5, II il
| believed, will bo 'uode ~ no diatnut day.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08
HENATIoNAL REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MoRN1NGgJU

RoBBEDoxsrHr GARs.L Yesterday morn
ipg M Mr Haubrisbt, who is iss,opPins ~ thc
ssaton Ho1se, was Approaehipg the city IN dc
throagh train Of cars item Nsw York, be was
relieved Of between 1880 spd $1,000. The
thief thus far, has escaped. Mr.. n. does bust
ness at Ncyoo Prince street, New. York.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

FlYED.-Thomas Mahon, hackman, for
violating Corporation ordinance, was Gned s.
by Justice Th0mp!on.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

DIsTISGUIsuED NIsIToRs At THE SURRATr
TRIAL On Saturday, there were among the Wis.
itoin at the trNl OF surrat Speaker ColfaS, Sen.
ator Chandler Representatives. Perham, OF
Maine; Hubbard, of West Virginia: Wilson Of
Pennsylvania; Washburnc, Of MassaohusettsI
Koontz, Dawes, Cobb, Connell, Orth, Eckley,
Ross, Washhurn, of Indiana Van lIorn Church
ill., Msrcur
The national Republican., 1867-07-08
sEATON HOUsE-Jouy II, sruurs

B Ssars Proyideucs, X T. N. Everett, ND. W.
e. Bhscoe Washington city, Gen John Eaton Jr. Z,
Msnphi., Tanl ; D. u UArmau, Portland Oregon {;
". d. Psn1sld, Conn. Charles Flowers, Raleigh, y.
c. 7. b McGafty aEd wife, Ind 5. HambrgtG H.
". Flrndrssu, New York; l.. Easton, PhilslolrhiA I;
W. Lopg, Bryan, ohio; S. Williamson, T J Muir
ply Cine Gnati A Bowling Prince George = county,
MI J 4. Riley, Washington; q. u. Murray, wife
aud grsHdehud St. Louis, Mo Col. George Forbes,
r. Pu-l Nd
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

SUIT AGAINST THE GAS CoMPANY.-M McsSrs.
Brsnnin and Nichol,on have, by Mr. ] Bell
Adams brought suit against the Washington
Gas Light Company Tor refusing to furnish them
with gus, laying damages at S. 900. 1t is
charged ihnt the gas company shut of the gas
from tho establishment Of the plaintiffs gh tho
ground that the bill for gas for premises in which
ono { tho Grin is interestc had not been paid
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

CAvED IN.-On Friday afternoon II pOr.
tion of the sewer now in course Of construction
along Eighth street caved in, burying with it
two workmen, who were engaged in laying pipe
at tho time. Ono of the men was severely
bruised, and the other came nigh having his leg
broken Early yesterday morning Nnother por.
lion Of tao same sewer cavod IN, but fortunately
done no other damage than cause extra work for
the laborers to-day. Tho heavy rain WAS the
caus, Of tho enbanknent giving way.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

The AMruToN MUsUAL ASsorMuoN.-
This highly entertaining musical association will
give 4 grand piG.nic ut Analostnn Ll'nnG this
afternoon and evening, when they will do all in
their power to make c"m.ortabls aol happy
their humorous fronIs All patrons. Go carly
md enjoy Yourselves
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

FIxED.--ITczckiuh Butler, colorcd, was
arrested by ONieer Mansfield, charged with
driving over pavement. Az the law Is strin-
gent iu prohibiting Rry sueh conduct, HCzekiah
was fined by Justice bury s.. We trust that
"Iezo" vii! kccPin the streets hereafter with
his vehicle.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

DYER'5 HOTEL.--We observed, Oh Sat.
urday, TINT nne improvement had been ma lie
to this hotel by having piazza and bNlugtgade
with every story built around on both fronts,
on Third street and Indiana avenue, This ar.
rlngemcut s cool and pleasant enc for the
summer season and protection and comfort
during the winter.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

. SELLIyG on SuXDAY.-William Sander.
son, restaurant keeper, was arrested Ly Officer
Clements, charged with selling liquor on Sunday.
Justice Gull fined Mr. Sauderson $50 for so
doing.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

DIED SrDoUS. ...--James Cronin, Il Cow
vrnmcrt lnuplichtor, while lighting lamp. 81 the
First ward on Friday night, fell to the pavement
lie was removed to Lis homo on K north, ho'
tween Ninoteeuth and lwcntieth streets west
whero he expired in few minutes.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08
ln2I IklS6
DY COOPER Il LATIMER,
II AUCTIONEERS,

date clerks with James g. MCGuire & Co.)
Southwest corner PennsylvaLia avenue End Eleventh
street, "Star Office BUilding.'
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

SAILED FOR EuRorr.-AmOng the pas
scngers who sailed from York on Wednesday In
the steamer City of New York, were W Met,
zerott, g. stone, T. Stone, Mrs Berger aud
daughter, md Mrs. Bowman and daughter. of
Washington,
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

ATTEMPTED EIr-DEsTEUCTIoy.--A Mrs.
Duyall, residing in tho vicinity Of the Long
Brijge, attempted, few days Since, to drown
herself in tho Potomac. She had fastened
smoothing irons about her neck and at the bot.
tom or her hoop skirt She was caught in the
act hY frLenll who saYol her life.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08

APPOINTED JUsriCE or THE PEACE,-Mr.
Leonard Kean, n resident Of the Seventh ward
associated with +. A. Foswoll, esq, in the real
estate and claim agency business, has received
the appointment Of Justice Of peace Woo f. A.
Boswell elected City Register.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08
Fuyrp ,.or 4. sotprsR. sCorporal Cbas

FUHERAf. or A SoGbfsR.A - Corporal Chas.
Cowap, Of company A, 18th United States In
fantry, stationed AZ Russell Barracks died On
Saturday morning from congestion Of the brain,
caused by injuries received from falling of the
roof Of ono OF the buildings the night previous.
morning, about O'Clock, and was attended BY
the band Of the eresimsnt and large dstach-
ment Of men, nll under command Of Lieut.. J. H.
Hurst. sThs coffin enclosing the remains Of the
deceased was placed In m ambulance, and the
eoyte4s moved slovly down. The Avenue, the band
playing sad and solemn music. At Fourteenth
street the escort returned, and the ambulhnce
drove over the Long Bridge to Arlington Gene
terry, file Of soldiers detached for the duty ac.
comp inying the remains to FIRE a parting yollcy
over the grave of their comrade, Cowon hsA
becn In The service over twenty year,, and had
done severe duty in tho Mexican war, on the
frontier and In the lato civil war. lie was a
fayorito In bis late regiment, and his death is
regretted by all his fellow.soliiers. mo.
Bins OPESED.-On Saturday, at noon,
Mr.. Forsyth, Inspector Of Sewers, and Mr.
Campbell, Commissioner OF Improvements,
opened the following bids For main sewer on
Tenth street, between Canal and New York
avenue, the bids were ns follows Wise & Gala.
han, for main, S7.9i for latersls, Si.2oi man.
hole. $780, traps, SI4S; drops, S3S lumber,
s2g.59 per 1000. King 4 Robey, main, $685.
Is,ersls 81; traps, sl25; each msn.hole, ss5i
drops, $780, lumber $40 per 1000 Henry Pop.
kins, main, Sc 80; lRterals, s5 man.holes, 500
traps, $3.50. joe. Fowler, main, 50. s9i lsterals,
ST. mau.holes, s27j; traps, $50. +. Rsoside 4
90, main, Ssi Iaterals, 50; traps, 5000 man
holes. $50. Geo. W, Dapt, main, $S latorals,
80 81; traps, S2l0i mnu.ho'os, 500.
Also, for grading and graveling Twenty sixth
street, from X street north 10 Pennsylyania
avenue The bids were as follows: VIM
Buokly, for grading, Is cent, per cubic yard;
ginvelirg o! cents Jas O'Den, grading, III
cents; graveling. IL cents Peter McNamara
grading, IS cents; graveling, 8 cents. John G.
Stafford, grading 25 cents; gruvsling, 10 cents.
The national Republican., 1867-07-08
RBpITT HousE-o, G. WILLARD.

Hon. chas. sitgreavss, N. J.: VIM MeClusksy,
Eickman Ky. Jas. Stewart, E. Fraser, Jas PringlR,
John MeGarvsy, n. Y. Edwin A. Atlse, Waterford
Jas. q houshap, c. X. Hogan, Leonard Martin, Bait
more; Thcs W. Bets Idaho: L. Buhnell, Savannah; (;
Tho, W. shepherd, Hsury nigh, A. Roi~mor, B W d
l. JpGrs, wash ugton G. G, Alexander Boston 3.
Rirhlaud, A. O. Perkins, Salem; A. O. Roblnson aud
wlfo, Jss NJ ralmer, john 4. Dugau, II. p Arm.
strong. Geo, p. Chandler. Dudley n. Lane, Harry
Hopkins. Philadelphia; D. EHgsn, Poushkeepsie; I;
Cant. Hill, steamer leOrg,sua
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TUANO.- REEDS AMMONIATED SU-
" PER PHOSPHATE OF LIAIE.-The best
sl.perphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing all the activity of Peruvian Guano, but
being far more durable in its effects.
It contains q large amount Of animal matter
in highly concentrated form, which, combined
with its soluble bone phosphate oflime, cannot
fail TO render ii very valuable rs a fertilizcr.--
Notwithstanding we believe it to be the best
super-phosphato in tho market, yet by q pro-
cess peculiar in its manufacture, whereby the
expenses are lessened VIC arc enabled to sol! it
very low, with liberal discount TO dealers
NJ. ELDRIDGE 4 Co, Sole Agents,
No 4, South WharVes,
oct 4--tf Alexandra, Va
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UMBER III.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
POTOMAC

xU-u~ POTOMAC
sEzzs@sss4z.zs.zs sEzzzssasss.az:z FERRY MPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
The steamboats, Of the company leave each place
every hour, from m, until p. n from the
company wharf, foot Of 1th ST., Washington,
and near foot of King st., Alexandria.
The steamer WAWASET can be chartered
Tor Excursions 70 Hlyfnont, or other points or
the river
FOR MOUNT VERNON.-The steamer
WAWASET will leave WASHINGTON at ~
. clock, and Alexandria At 10. so every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY Naud&ATURDAYM MORN.
ING. Returning Will arrive ut Alexandria
about ) p. ln ". D. COLT,
ny 8-tr Prest. Potomac Ferry Comp. =.
POTOMAC
j TRANSPORTATlON LINE,
AQUA CREEK WITH TIE RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC K. K.
~T~so THE STEAMER EXPRESS.
sszxzsss s1ssz Captain A. G. Nicllc, leaves Baiti-
more from Pier No. s. Light street wharf, every
TUESDAY, al 4 o'c!oci, p M, for the above
cities, and Stopping III the following way polntI
on the Poto,nAc: Point lookout Piney Point,
FoxwclHs Wharf, Curjoman Bay, Burch'a
Wharf, Stones Wharf, Chapel Point, Matthias
Point, Aqlla Creek, connecting with railroad
10 Fredericksburg and Richmond, Smiths Fl
and Glymont. Returning leaves Washington
at a. m, and Alexandria ut Il. M every
.7-~=, THE STEAMER KENEBEC.
r5f1;s:.ss s: Captain john II. Wilson, leaves Bal
tinore from Pier No. s. Light street wharf, eY-
cry FRIDAY, ut 4 p. m, for the abovc cities,
and stopping At tho following point on the I"'
toi?ac River: Mundy's Point, kins9!e, fln"y
Point, Plowden's Wharf, pope's Creek, Matthias
Point. Nanicnoy Stores, Aqua Creek, connect
ing with railroad to Fredericksburg and Rich
Inond, Smiths poin: and Glymont. Returning
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RAILROAD LINES.
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

IsSss ss1 s sg E=z=
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FERTILIZERS, &c.
AND FERTILIZERS.

The subscriber has on hand y fall assortment
of the most approved NAN RES, which he is
prepared 10 sell in any quantity desired at the
- LOWEST MARK Ell RATES.
AS the prices are uniform the farmer, can ob'
tain his 6 6"ppes as rcbas by nerlon
I OFFER:
Peruvian Guano, Of the best quality.
Bolivian G,lano. This article comes from the
same section as Peruvian, which it closely re-
senble: in texture and appearance 1t is much
richer in Phosphate, but has loss Amonia. For
stiff soils or stiff subsoils it will answer quite as
we'll us Peruvian, and it costs bat two-thirds
the price Of that article.
Mexican GUano, Of four grades.
Ground Bones.
Whitelock's Cercalizer. The high reputation
borne by this article as the most effective and
reliable crop producer mado in the United
States, induces me to ask tho farmer to test 1t
alongside of any manure he may apply.
Woolston's Amoniatcd Bone Phosphatc. This
article is manufactured by the same house, and
contains all the best qualities of Peruvian GUano
and Ground Bones VIM. II. IR WIN,
NH 28-tf No s. south Union street
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" ALI. PAP ER. & c =.

WALL PAPERS,
BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
WINDOW PAPER
JOHN +. CLARKE
IA ra;G!3eI his business &t the old stand,
80. l59, KINC STREET.
Ill; PAPER uANUING DEPARTMENT
cont:ins i: ,,s,:al the choicest, both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
ii til. mot celebrated
FRENCH AID AMERICAN MANUFAC-
TURE,
suitable &,r l'a:,o:s, Dining Rooms Halls, sc.
All orders for i'ArERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings wll bcprompNy executed
III til" nlosi:Hnoro: style :,t the lowest prices.
The many years experience in this business
makes lin c,n&Icntin giving satisfaction 70 HIj
that may t:.yrr him with their patronage
NH Pitt
ITS WALL rArENS. T.,
SoUT! KING @T., SOUTH AiNG ST..
!HLTDGH' SHADES
PIPEH IUETALYS.
Pi"TUEE FNAlEES,
H!lfDE FITTUEE%,
riCTUHE rDRD%, TiN%EL,
Eii!M BUARD pR!NTy
BORDERH, ,;t.
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.

GARRDR Irhe S HHqs od 1se4 O. Hdhs bd Is
public generally of Alexandria and vicinity that
he has removed his Office to the corner of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue over Entwise,' 5
Drug Store Particular attention given to all
branches Of the profession.
Washington d. G. May l5-3m
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- Island Sugar, Crushed, Grsnulatci, Pow
uered, A and Extra e Refined Sugars, received
and for sale by
ly l6 j. G. MILBURN.
flLlYEs AND PALE SOAP.-Just receiv-
~ ed q lot of Bancroft & Co.'S superior Olive
and Pale Soaps, celebrated for removing Grease
INK and all stains from clothing, for sale BY
.zmyA = A. j. FLEMING, No King st.
GARRETTs SNUFF, loose in Kegs, for sale
"a by [ie1] GREGORY & PAUL.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS, &c.

SXTHITE FRENCH ZINC, PURE WHITE
w LEAD, Brown Stone Zinc, English Ven
etian Red, Lamp Black, Spirits lurpcntne,
Rosin, Putty and Window Glass Red Lead
Litherage, Chrome Green, Chrome yellow
Ochre, Ul;rarnarinc, Blue, Copal Farnlsh,
nish, White Chalk, Red Chalk, Olive Oil,
Brown Japan Glue, Farnishcs Of al kinds,
Roofing Cement and Oil, Lubr eating Oil, Pc
troleum Oil, &c, &c, received and for sale ut
the lowest rates by HENRY COOK,
my loft Nos. 50 and 20 hln% street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-29
STAGE LINES.
MAIL LINE FROM
lN ALEXANDRIA TO WINCH ESTER.
THROUGH IN ONE DAY

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yF Coacnes [D31 VII ieaV1 ,n,i iINSnur ii u
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ana lulltll tu[aHtr h"ticej ~ .nL
CLOCK g. M arriving at " ihGheStet On on Tue :
sahle uaS NJ p i!l.' leach'hs oPPc' ''''' ~ .
p m III time , lot dinner. uDn>,a,,r,v, ",
| I.esVe Wlnchester on " IN i-'o ia >
fhlcA , ana , ~ MA 4 :, ~ " q ''ot'> \. ~,
reaching AIeAahurla at CLOCK r ~: i'i, L',,IF
cay : III TINE 10 colHtSt %I1n ihe '"'S H''' '''
| lot W aShinGton ana tie Noflh;. ~,
! This line connects with the iine !f"n' tleu-
mont station to upperN!ile, gong ana return
ing
lhe proprietor gives MS RtFSonaI supcrI i'i"it .
| to the entire route, and VIII employ none pt'I
tho most careful drivers bT strict alIgh'i"n u. 10
! the comfort OF all who may 1aVor MN, nc ne hopPS
10 merit tue patronage hereVo''Fe - ''o0''ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-29
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA K. T.

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