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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23
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FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST % =


CONTRACT FOR BUILDING THE ALEXANDRIA
aouEDUor, The lessees of the Ale1a. Canal
hove contracted with Messrs. A. 3. Burton 4
Co. of Philadelphia, for the erection'ot new
,oneduct over the Potomac, on the present
,;ors The work is to be begun al nee, and
n,shal forward with all possible speed, III order
~ he in readiness for the Spring trade. Ac
oord;np to the terms of he contract, the work
10 certainly to be completed by the 10th OF
March, but It's thought that by he lst OF
February, the Aqueduct will be ready to re-
,o;vs the water. Our r;tizcus will be pleased
70 receive this intelligence, uukius, as thry do
,ooo the Canal AS one of lh, most important
of oar channels Of trade.
ODR BoYs.-Wh hat shall be done with them?
What shall We make Of them? These are
,,roc,;.al Questions, ami made every day with
.oIicitude by intelligent and thong httul parents.
The rich and the poor have like ambition to
mt their sons in good places; but more pains are
taken to select good place for the youth than
70 prepare him to fill his place with honor and
dignity. There is false ride that sometimes OBJ
rains, nova days Ia pride Of being above work.
that every parent should frown down and en-
,pavor to uproot The man who wishes to win
in the struggle of lite now, when times are
hard, and energies cramped, must not fear to
sol his hands or clothes and the noblest lesson
that may be taught the rising generation Is
that work is ennobling, elevating, honorable
The living procured by clerk in this day is
emiuently precarous, and uncertain, and the
market is crowded with needy applicants for
employment, unable to obtain it, who, if they
had that vulgar thing, trade, would be max
inc an honorable and comfortable subsistence.
There is often scarcity of first or even second
class mechanics, and this is the field which will
Weld, if not golden harvest, at least compe.
tepcy 10 all who enter it. Tie curse Of the
age is meaiocrity, however, in mechanics -
Trades are only half learned. The boy no
sooner begins to get an insight into his work
than he must set up for himself when with
trade half learned, aud with the consciousness
that he can never excel, he goes forth to fight
life's battle half armed only. A little learning
here is a ruinous thing and if the old system
of binding apprentices for term of years
we're revived, it would, spite Of its dement's,
prove real advantage.
Let the boys learn trades, aud learn them
thoroughly. Let them be taught that it is not
ignoble to work Instl into them the prlncl-
Piles of true PRIDE that adapts itself nobly to
circumstances and guides the plough or
Yields the hammer with as true dignity as in
legislation or the professions pride that
teaches that the hard hand Of the mechanic is
honorable and the sturdy frame glory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

REoUIs1T1oN.- The Sheriff of Somerset
county, Nd, arrived in this city yesterday,
with requisition from Gov Swami, upon the
Governor of Virginia, for two colored men,
Hallett and Scott, confined in the county jail
Of this county, on a charge of felony. The
prisoners we're delivered up this morning, and,
in charge of the Sheriff, left this evening Tor
Snow Hill, Md the county seat OF Somerset
county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23
EDUCATIONAL.
; is LABILLES SCHOOL

! rs "a - LIES SC1IOOL
"a FOR TOUNG~L DIES,
'"..,>,,,E 20. 10, ST. ASGpjt street, VA o. se
si'i' Il ti.@ md Of September, a. 10 4o' H.
,;n3h."Gto" STREET
ierins. per quarter III kngil5h Iuit'oH, Hoin
- - cIu: N"s!H, -:"i tTenca at rFoIeSS"i "
cDNrEa..
lhn-2 .c-Iri"3 H.!rUction III this language
viii !!aVi the advantage OF the p"1e FFeNcH &C.
cent, a tho services q " natlEe French lady
have been "ecuFed. ,u.
wo.':. rJajn o. ornamental. will be taught
Young ladies not 5elonging {, 20 the sS M
c!ns-. a1 l2-tsePl
ezra MAfGplt SIifDDT. FOX GIRLS,
= > > ,,t1' Z 2S ,,pI,,C uo9tromcry CO., Md
W.. EXERCISES Of his School will commence
Oh H., h, r Of The iot s1 month (0cober Bo&rd
Washing and Tuition in al the English branch
Is, 3z Ter school ye Ar 80 The Languages and
DRAWING eAtra
fnr"ircW7nrs. CONTINUING fall narticulars, ad-
Dr.. the PrincioaI at Sandy Snring. Nd
{. II. MlLLEK. Principal.
MARY T. COFFIN.
ELLEN FAROUHAR.
REFERENCES:
Y 4 MILLER, Alexandria, Va.
}ou,; JAyEEY, Lcesburg, Va
RryJ u ,LLOwrLL, San0y Spring, Md.
Gandy %nrjng, Nd aug 9-colw
49,, n,, vrpCrNr,
SG NDICAI' W. Lil - ~ ,1L y ~ iN" ~ i1'
SESSION OF l8t, -T[33:,,,,o,,,, -,
The r:Ay annual course OF Icy : Il 70 2, Nh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

SECOND WARD RADICALs-At a meeting
OF the Second Ward Radical Club, held on
Wednesday night, John Hawxhurst made a
report on the Radical Mass Meeting in
Richmond Speeches we're made by Penn,
Burnett, Tucker, Armstrong and Others,
and resolutions were passed ''reioc'ng at the
results" of the aforesaid Mass Meeting Con
VentiOn -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

SUDDEN ILLNESS regret to state that
our venerable fellow townsman, +, l.. Carne
Esq, while walking down on the wharves this
morning, was suddenly taken very i'll, and had
to be carried home where he was seized with
violent con7ulson and lies in critical con-
ditiOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

OFFERINGS OF GRAIN.-The books OF the
Corn Exchange show the offerings of grain for
five days, ending yesterday, to be as follows
Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 9,700 bushels ;
oats, 3,OS2, making q total Of 20, GS2 bushels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

WARRANTED TO CURE ANY CASE OF 'LLEs.-
This preparation has, for a number OF years,
been regarded as the very best remedy for the
Thousands of both sexes have used It, and the
proprietors have for the first time to know that
it has failed.
No matter how long the standing Of the case,
we warrant a cure-and if no cure, or give gen
eral satisfaction the money will be returned.
DRs F. BUTLER & EVANS, Props,
Westminster, Carroll co.. Md.
Sold by all Druggists in Washington, George
town and Alexandria. aug IDIOT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

BASE BALL The Washington Republican
gives full report OF the game between the
Mutual, of Washington, and the Tecumseh, of
Alexandra, (colored clubs) played Yesterday
afternoon, at Alexandria, resulting in favcr of
the Mutual
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

CHARTERED A charter was tEi3 morning
granted by the Circuit Court of this county to
The Virginia Land Company, recently organized
in this city, OF which,. s. Barbour is PRESIDENT
and ", II. Marbury Secretary and Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

REcoV Il loward, who was shot at
Fairfax Court House. on Tuesday, an account
of which appeared in Wednesdays Gazette, is
recovering from the effects of his wound, and
is not now now considered in danger
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

WITHDRAWN The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal bonds advertised to be sold at auction to-
day, by Messrs. Neeson and Beach, commission
era, were withdrawn.
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CT II Y 4 T II M s Z.

CLOSING OUT STocK-I have now determined
o close out my stock of Linen and Summer
Clothing at cost, in order to make room tor all
extensive stock Of Fall and Winter clothing.
IL 25-2awtf s DEA1HAM, l06. King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

JUST RECEIVED, fine assortment Of Trunks
Valises and Cabbas, at >. DEAtHAM 5, lOo'
King street Jy %2--sa"ll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

Posi- OFFICES. postoffice at FarmWell,
Lou ouu county, has been re-established,
Joseph Arundle, postmaster Office at Water
loo, Fauquier county, is discontinued. Papers
and letters now 90 to Warrenton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

RAIN.-There is, just now, superabund-
ance of rain. Last night again there were
heavy showers. The runs and creeks, in this
neightorhood, are very full.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23
MARRIED.

At Cedar Hill" Prince Georges CO., Nd,
on the 18th instant by Rev. Harvey Stanley,
JAMES OWENS, JR., of Anne Arundel CO.,
and MARIA l., daughter of Robert Bowie,
ESQ.,, of Prince Georges county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

JEWELRY AND SILvER-PLATED WARE
Amber Sets, Cornett Sets, Jet Gross Sets,
White Cross Sets, Now Style Bog Wood Sets,
800 New Style Buttons, Studs, Rings, Chains,
Beletts Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, for
only ONE DOLLAR a. PRIaG's One Dollar jew :
elry Store, No. 438, Pennsylvania avenue, near
4! street, Washing ton. Je o-tt
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-, HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
That pleasant three story BRlCh, DIV Eli
LING, IN a healthy locality, No. i, south
Payne street.
Two-story BRICK STORE & DWELLING,
No Is. Commerce street.
Three two story DWELLINGS, on Payne
street, Nos. 7, and II, south
ONE LOT, on Commerce street, adjoining.
Two two-story u DWELLINGS, on the south
side Of Commerce street.
Four SMALL DWELLINGS, on Prince st.
One do. corner Prince and Commerce SITS.
For terms apply to ,,,.,o,1
an 22-1m No. II, south Payne st
BY JOHN II. PARROTT-AUCT1oNE
WAGON, DRAYS, HARNESS. BRICK
w STABLE, &c, Sc, AT AUCTION. On
WEDNESDAY MORNING. next, the 18th
instant, in front of Liberty Hail. at 10 o'clock,
we will offer for sale, at public auction,
One two-horse Wagon.
Three Drays
One Brick Stable, in rear Of Liberty Hall.
Two sets Scales.
One set double Harness.
Two sets single
au 22-td GWIN, BECKHAM & GO.
DKIMARY AND .
classical SCHOOL FOX BOYS.
NORMAN +. MOORE will reopen his
school on Monday, September "a, at bis old
school room, No. 60, Fairfax street
TERMS-Five Dollars per quarter-positly,e-
ly in advance Application can be made at the
school-room, or at his residence corner Duke
and ROYAL streets all !!2-tsep6
ns FOR RENT-The HOUSE. at the june
EIi#I ton Of Royal street and Market Alley, now
occupied by Charles Brill as Stove and lin
Factory and store. This stand is unsurpassed
for slmost any kind Of business. Apply t.
an %. ootf VIM. GREGORY.
1NRESH BUTTER-Just received large lot
4 Of No. l Fresh Butter, which will sci! low
au22 j. II. La X lN
CAMP NJ E EII \ G.
There will bea Camp Meeting held rs the
Methodist Episcopal Church, IN 70 L1ON =
WOODS, ? ince Georges county, Md;' can on.
mencing on FRIDAY, the 3Oth instant. The
locality is pleasant and is six miles from the
Alexandria Ferry, and seven miles from WHsh
ngton. There is plentiful supply Of excellent
water There will be Boarding Tents on the
ground. aug Ill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

NJ CIVTINIS I;I1RTNC-;T
,ri,o oi,i.ons nr AinvoDdr;o arc rcsnnctnI)lv
,,ot;faS ti',4 ,Ln sI>.n XIV or SFpT LMs
hn1 ~ a,,r+ ror . Grond F,,,nrli,n IN Curlin'e
Snriro &C ~ which thrv arc invited.
'T,hn7 frst train vii icavc tho corner Of Priu-
coss and FairSnx streets at 8 a. m. and Q, and at
- and : r. m; returning, will leave the Springs
81 Il ont Il - n
COOKS TTNRIVALLED CDTILLIUN
MI(SlC has been engaged for th. occasion.
Refreshments will be furnished by M j. +.
r Carlin. at civ prices.
1tAsTER OF CEREMONIES
JOHN 4. FIELD, Qted and White Rosettc. }
rrnor ZI.TAGErs (nTD RosETTE)
G y Auhinon Lewis MiIburn
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The REaATrA.-The following were the
entries for the Regatta, to-day, up oslz clock

The REGATTA. -The following were the
entries for the Regatta, to-day, up tosiz o clock
last evening:
Flying Cloud, Robert E. Lee, George ".
Harrison, by G. w. Harrison Brunette, By
Brunette club. Greyhound, by Dr. L. E.
Rauterbers Charlie, Al. Dagger, BY Captain
William +. Stewart Augusta, by Can't. Lip
pard. Minnie Clark, by Captam Latte'tg:--
Catharine Coombs, by Capt Skinner. Cot
tage, Major Watts, by Major Watts. Annie
Davis, by Captain d. Davis. Lady Lyon, by
Captain Nicholson Maggie, by Cap. Stack
pole.
Three prizes to be given, the first OF $40 ;
the second Of $35, and the third Of $25 The
boats to start from Il stake beat of Seventh
street wharf, Washington, aud round u boat
off Fort Washington, and return to the place OF
Capt. B. ". Cox, judges Of the race The
Wawaset and other steamers to accompany
the contestants.
The boats lett Washington shortly after
twelve clock, noon to day, and passed this
city about twenty minutes after one, the 4. Il.
Lee, entered from this city, being about half
boat enght ahead Of the Brunette, of Wash.
lDgtOn, the WluueE VI tue laSt ldCe, anu Aoiioh
ed closely by the AL. Dagger, Of Philadelphia,
followed next by the Flying Cloud, of this city.
The George " Harrison came next, and the
other boats followed at various distances. Two
of the boats entered Tor the race, the Charlie
and Catharine Coombs, were Withdrawn be-
fore the Start There was fine breeze from
northwest and all the boats were making ex-
ceent time as they passed down. The steam
er Wawaset accompanied the Regatta, crowded
with persons interested and anxious to witness
the race Large crowds were also assembled at
the wharyes.
CIRCUIT COURT The Court rcassembed
this morning at 10 o'clock, when several de-
crees were pronounced
A motion to admit W. H. Price to bail was
declined.
A charter was granted to the Virginia Land
Company.
At half. past twelve the Court took recess
until 8 o'clock this evening, for the purpose OF
giving the Clerk time to record the minutes,
and to hear one or two motions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

EDUCATIONAL.
1MOND COLLEGE.

EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND COLLEGE.
The next session begins October ISL l:6;;. IN
s.ructi0n o. textbooks and lee ures Diplomas
granted in seTeI! Independent Schools
EXPENSES.
MatricH!ation and other fees, payable first Of
ID w
Tuition fees in three schoot3 the usual
number. Observation-Disclosures. u w
Board, payable in three quarterly install
$3.50 90
BY the system Of messing, Tor which facilities
are afforded the expense of boarding can be re-
duced fully one half. Fuel, lights and washing
will cost about $4,50 per month. The tuition
fees are payable, one-half Oct. lat, nnc-hali
Feb 18th.
Address, for Catalogue, the President, box
l04, Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Va, aug l9-2aW4W
WTASHlNGTON FREE SCHOOL, OF AL
w EXANDRIA.-The SeyentySixth &ea-
sion of this school VIII commence on -hoHdAy
next, the 10Th instant.
ORPHANS and sons OF destitute widows admit
ted Tree Of charge All others required 10
pay fee Of 81 per quarter to deirny incidental
expenses.
Application Tor permits to be made to K. l."
CAENE, lr., President of the Board ana g4ar4-
ian for the Third Ward, at Odd Fellows Hall;
f. SNOwDEN, IT,, guardian for First ward, a.
Gazette Office; Rev j. T. LEFTWICH, guard
ian for Fourth Ward, Office next to NJ. H. Ihllrch
South, Washington stree; nUIt JOH% :. BEACH,
guardian Or :occrad Ward, ovcr liEIcaWi!'n
Engine House.
In In. Absence otany "t The guardians permits
will be issued for that Ward by the Pre-: lent
Of the Board puLcIuA attendance IS rcp r"d.
aug l9--w +. SNOWDEN, Jn., @.r;y.
1T +. lIENRY's SCHOOL.
This School for Boys, established in the year
1857, Will commence its next annual season on
Monday, the 9th Of September.
Terms OF Tuition, per quarter, IN A1E'hcf' %,
$40 and So, depending upon the branches
taught. aug It'll
NTORWOOD SCHOOL,
~ NELSON COUNTY, "a.
The Norwood School, with full corps Of
able and experienced Instructors, and under
still more favorable auspice; than heretofore,
will reopen on Wednesday. the 18th Il Scptcm-
Der, 1867.
shall receive the closest personal attention.
Address. WIN. d. CABELL frinc?.,
an l7-tocl Norwood P o. Nelson co., Va.
YgNHE DUTIES OF MISS AlAknS SEMI.
Z NARY FOR YOUNG LADIES viii be
resumed on Monday, the 18th Of September.
Every effort will be made for the improve
rncGt Of the pupils, physically, morally and
mentally. The services OF an efficient faculty
will be procured to meet the "Xig"ncies ct t"e
school.
Terms, for English branches, from SIX 10 ten
dollars according to the advancement Of the
student. French, German and Music at Pro-
feasOra charges.
Tie school room is clIigibIy situated in tho
rear Of her residence 2li, King It.
iI,l'
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DARGAINS-Lacc Points, Silk WrapplngS,
y Summer Shawls, some very desirable, ut
astonishingly low prices to close out.
ROBERT l.. WOOD,
iy27 Corner King and Fairfax street..
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UANO.--Wc have made arrangements to
II purchase from the agent Of the Peruvian
Government large quantity Of No. ] fEFC =
WAN GU y No, to arrive during the months
Of Augu2t and September, which We pr'p"~r l."
sell nj the lowest market price.
us u call before purchasing elsewhere. Orders
for Guano, acconpnnied ny the cash, will be
promptly attended to.
We are also sole agents for this section tor the
sale Of ''5UIU LE PACIFIC GuAAO,' 50
widely and i;yorab!y known ~ 4 tcrt!II=er.- -
Price Of This Huan", :iGo per t"H.
KNDN ~ WATILES Cpm. Mcrrh,s.
uu Tim No. II, King st, Aic-a"d"ir.
gTThTll4itHinS
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DisTcnsarv, located II the College building.
FEEs- iiatrculaton, IS; Professors tickets,
each SIS Demonstrators Of Anatomy, 80
GraduatiDn 49, Board may be obtained III
Richmond u. I:ora - to = PEI week.
ror copy Of the Catalogue, containing Iu!!
'.''''' .'' /. =. JOYNE5, u D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond, aug ,-lawlw -.--.-..--
4 1H@AE s@&65r. FOR BOYS.
CHARLES +. POWELL, PHI>ClrAL.
The exercises OF this School wi! be resumed
on Monday. ,uc 18th o. Scptem, er next, II IN"
Corner OF Duko an: Washington streets
T + /: n ):
Preparatory Department, per qn"rtyr......: s 60
Junior < as, ~ W
intermediate Class, - %
Mos; Advanced Glass, - W
Az 5-c@2m CHA5. /. POWELL \. ".
gEISS REBECCA POWELL will open "
,TS SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
DG IS. on Monday, the lG.N Of September net.
Her uunbcc will he limited TO twelve. She
will give her whole attention to their !nstruc-
and Latin She has had much experience IN
teaching, and will be aided by her father, Mr.
Charles J.. rowcll. For further particular,
apply to her, al her residence, corner OF DUNe
and Washington ST.. "G o-s"-'"
CT. JOHNS ACADEMY.
- The Twrn:v-Eiath Session viii commence on
MONDAY. September ID, and continue ten
iii. School has y line. new set Of Chemical
HnG Philosophical Apparatus; very superior
Engineering Instruments; School Library 81
eco volumes; and Printing Pres, from Wmrn
:: monthly ;Y,g -paor, edited by the students, l.
issued. There are also, tw" Literary Societies
'""' 49, 800 THArH&Ha
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i Il b y > II L t 4 y .,
MONDAY, AUGUST &c, 1867.
70 aid them in purchasing n Stcam-firo Engine:
Trains will leave the Loudoun depot at and
10 o clocl, H. IN, and and : p. m. Trains viii
leave the Springs at 7.30 and 10 p. III.
Tickets, for u Gentleman and Indy 81 La
dy's Tickets, 50 cents Servants, and Children
under II years, Is cents.
Cooks Celebrated String Band has beer en-
gagged for the occasion,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
3. r. Penn {ico. T. WhittinEt"n
Richard Iominson, James ClarridG",
John Powell, Dallas Biggs
MOOR MANAGERS.
T. Tumlins0n, Jas. Smith,
Il. Purcell, 4. Stone.
COMMITTEE OF ORDER.
Wm. Domaine, r. II. Baylss,
ii. Hcrbncr, ). III. DcvAughn,
J. D. Rayis<, J. Atkinson:
f. Cook j. Garrett,
c. Foard, T.. H. C!arEs0n,
w Understood, B. WhcaLey,
|. G. O'Ncal, NJ. Alinnehan.
Refreshments and Meals will be furnished hy
J. +. f. CarIn, the proprietor OF the Springs
10--tG
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E-N
The next session begins October Isl, lc3,. In
s.cuction o. textbooks and lee ures Diplomas
granted in seven Independent Schools
EXPENSES.
Matrcu!ation and other fees, payable first Of
October ...... .,.....S IS 90
Tuition fees in three schools Che usual
number .............. u w
Board, payable in three quarterly install
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BY the system Of messing, Tor which facilities
are afforded the expense of boarding can be re-
duced fully one. halt. Fuel, lights and washing
will cost about $3.50 per month. The tuition
fees are payable, one-half Oct. Isl, one-hsll
Feb 18th
Address, for Catalogue the President, box
4U4 Richmond, Va.
Richmond Va, AUG l9-2uW4w*,
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z -,,,-,-- - =. ,,--,,.-
i!tOE !; WEDDNIbt RI,
jSurcre:ors 10 FowIr x g., j
NJ , ,,,.....,. ,:,,rvrr A,,:,,>nr,, ~.
go, =, I'''' > "''''' a 'I.-,
Olier !"r sale the'F us"A' l"'' supply 81
:" Peruvian GUAno.
Foy,ln G. i,l. C.Iebrrtel &lf. FnospHutcd
p..,.,:i,,,
rGr"'''n ""Nh'
Bone Du.t
Fish and Guuno Compost
IA; ,f.,,,.f,,r,;o,, w.. p,ulra1i.
1-o"' -'"''"'"1 .',''"s -
AmmoniN;ed AlEaii"c Ih"SPHhH
Turner's Excelsior
poro,,,. Raw Bone Pbosnhnte
~, C,l .,I...,
Plaster lump NM y" '"''''' ''' r''' '''''' ~
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IRIENDSHIp, LOVE AND TRUTH.


GRAND EXCURSION OF
@AREPTA LODGE, No. 1G, |. O, Q. +.
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MISS MARY r. WALSH will resume the
Nl duties of her School on Monday, Septem-
Der ,, at her residence, No. 10, south st. Asaph
street aug 23-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

7 INSEED OIL, &c.--PGre Linsoed Oil,
IL Spirits Turpentine, Lewis Pure White
Lead, White Zinc, Chrome Green and Yellow,
permanent Persian Green, Raw and Barnt a H.
Der, Dry ard Ground in oil. English Clue,
Sheet Glue and White Glue, Furniture CopAl
and Coach Vnrnish &c, received and for sale by
iv12 HENRY COOK, 80 e 220 King St.
CNOAPt SOAP! SDAP!-B. 7. Babbtt's New
y York city Soap Van Hagen ~ VI = hcenc's
Stcarine Soap; do Chemical Olive Soap; Dob
bins Electric Soap; genuine English CASTLE
Soap; Colgate x CO.. Toilc. Soap, just received
and for sale by HAEhIE HOUGH.
au Il Corner Pitt and Prince streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

rHESTNUT RAILS
u 1000 Chestnut Rails, for Fencing, for
sale by W. a. SMOOI y 60,
au 23 No. 8, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-23

II +. lIENR1'S SCiUUL.
This School for Boys, established in the year
1857, Will commence It's next annual session on
Monday, the 9th of September.
Terms of Tuition, per quarter, in advance, 81,
SIC and Sl2 depending upon the brancHea
taught aug It'll