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New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
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Mrs Alpe Mrs Godde T. Ecapon H. ba MI Lon,u,
W GILLESPIE IIun Ss family Mrs keeAloN MS Dogs S'
oesor Mr. stapfek Mrs aud Miss De Coueaa, In.-H ALa
Givanopch Refs Mr. Whitney and lady Mr. ana Mr. Is
iS,oue Mr. De Ia Grange H. and g. seIe Mtss "i n
ion Wheeler Moresn Mr. MAtte aud fami JoLn Nas Nj bs'
Nj Afbir C. CabanO Mr. and Ms Prentice Nss ftt "a ,
psnrr Hsine Domer Hsyand. Marion, BHTAe o.hu =,
Mise. DAy and johnson, Nj Turner Ana hIly ~ai
Mrs Mitchell and family Mr. Dupont Frank L.e ~ ~ n G carroll
iv Mr. Thomas Mrs end family, M Smith IL ror,
NJ Jones Allen Tucker Mr. Bruh and family MS oTes .~, r.
be,t And servant De Cast.anos and Mt sep M bsr
Chrvstal Mr. White Mr NoIon Mrs DomsEee a' sty Mr. Del
hed Mr. BOssi and son M ksSn t ss M. PeSsS Pro. P,ge
Nsson Mr. Howell aiy Mr. ssneea Ni I family Nj Hsks
and servant n Muller iosSyt wtrss Astoro Mrs Resshsd
s ir r Pounier csEssho oas. ys.v Mr. vse Hs
IL O. Scott % Mr. Ms Rowe Barton hesst, & iae' A. ps Mr.
ars MoSieu and spiy Nina ps T ~ Me Blum wei Ns,hs,,
Brown & ana Mr. Roa brother Nj De SrO n % SON babe Tss.
hessis Sonse Ham IIunsen. hore pappksn $780,, s;a,.
$id Blsn RoueI and child, Blum h'Ash L '4-"''
'OR FROM s9S HONG KONG Sept l-Ir A n Moop
srs wife children aud servahti u - 14N'''~''' - -
n T. d. Eichod j. h Mheh
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CUPRLITE COURT-IN PARTITION.
9ous,s ano :farms dNanito.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED for one or
two years above TWentethst and between Lhhgon 200
Seventhsves Rent exceed 5000 wear Answer 'ang
Reu Location Furnish only attended TO- ADDRESS H. g. Boz No
5,l37 Postofee
TARM WANTED N W-JERSEY-To
Lease or privilege Of Buyng mus be netr schools
and depot, address CHARLES WOOD Maitsontes Wesiehtsts
Comfy y. Y. Local papers please cory.
WANTED TO LEASE-For two or three
w years BRICK DWELLING modem tugt ~ bed rooms 10
upper NevYoh Brookvh would buy paft furniture AdoTe
House Boz No. 2J5 NewioTk Post Office
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HrookIpn gtal estate fur Sal,.

A NEW brown stone front HOUSE, 4-story
~ sud basement French trs;cass every respect
ve,y ~ Improvement location second to none IN bfoo
pss brcx store in desirable location lHquiIe o. D. OoIh
- - r shop corner Court and Nelsons,s N TIE evening "
ksreTdsnee 10 ls5 PresidentSt, Brooklyn
VALUABLE PROPERTY on EAST RIVER
BuSHWICK INLET Broonyn' b. ~ e2,,es7 feet With
IFs i've grant extend So feet further into ne y s Fy
-vfoe l4st In New-York affords desirable locA' w
Msrsf Railroad Depot Warehouse any Sftgns S6b 20
business apply to DUBOIS ~ WtS,,t NevYork
@ = E0D-A BRICK HOUSE, y stories, .oilt.,o.S. NJ.
sD DE Kabave. Ncsrsnd, with al m
AZ ~ "a corr b5ck on Greeuaye.. Cas,ou an IMPROVE
,bfs desirable property al parts Of the city aud coIn. M |
90 a. s,-bgrge NJ A RULAND No. Beekman-N " !.
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Snsirpiiiou.

A HERS.-BURNTON& y CORk1 i,
n poo.sre ana cfsorels No 90 S,ave would se ttt ~
eniion Of Principals their large steck o school boOhS ~
thev viii furnish cash uuiiIsie ~ whole ale r't-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
Snstruttion.
MOUNT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE

MOUNT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE
Classical Commercial Enslh, and French, with Preparatory ald
Post Graduate Dpasiue No. l2d West fOuthst Of Mae
iousal Washington square GEORGE W CLARKE, NJ Prpd.
ral BE pupils % all ages tunes college sFd VI
ION al parts Of Eeu.loIk neehboTiug cities aud villas
Glasses I advanced students and oA under the abesi of Professors
are process formation Latin Greek French German, Geometry
Surveying Bookkeeping, &C.
Little boys watched with special kindness and Terms
reasonable For particulars Catalogue to be had at the institute
which parent, special, invited to visit.
Nj w. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
W. No l6 FIFTH ave and No s57 BROADWAY,
c0rnerof TWENTY SBCONDS sept l6rweh Rooms
s,cious light hpceed and steam.heaed Young pHps are
with rs Lyon with Mr. just entered college
uucondonay,cu Columbia Harvard Yale Another hne
class preparing Light gymnasc Literary Union gathers teachers
ard older pupils weekly Only pure conntcd working pupils desired
Present patrons o from 10 II years standing
H. ". AleIandeF Oliver Hartman, Cyrus A. Smith
John AuehncoSs Enooh Hech1m, Gilbert M Speir,
4. ~ Alcron, Calvin i. KnoI James stokes,
John Bogd Iegrsnd Lockwood, Chss ~ Talbot,
Josiah H. Burton JAS l. Phpps Geo r. Tngg,
IesTAnd Il Cannon, Win. Morrison As undehil,
Nsth W. Chatter, Dan l.. Sehanek, ~. &. Van Worst,
jos ". Cooper Robert Schell Ralph Wells
Kenny Couilald Henry Shaw, John G. Work,
Henry Dsy, John Sherwood. Thos y. Young
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Auttion saIts Of GtaI Gsiait

ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER Ia ordinary
~ win be charged & cents pei line io space oee1l1
A T. BLKFcKER Ancionccr. -
A BSOLUTE SALE of ENGLENOOD LOIS
~ an AUCTION BLEECKER son Co viii sell 81 Auction
op SATURDAY sent a. 1867. the Promises LOTS
onng on EBg oppoSe the Engwood Hotel Spring Lane and
n adjoining the premises Lately owned ny
\ A. johnson ESQ., fronting Woodlandst SALE AbSoL 10
os leave r CITY per Northern Railroad of NeFJtrsey for l
al, M o.l0 m and Returning leave Eugevooi 81 = 6hd
$50 m For particulars Spp tie Aucuoue,s No " te4aTsi
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6Opartntrsbip Yotitts.
! Matbinfrp.

MACHINERY FORi SALE.-The following
vi sold cheap hreesIinde Edging Machine
3tsospinde DO spindle DO no Fowler PIsss No Do !
4DFng Machines Pistol BAfTeisi klng ara w Mlf hseLEf
Hand and Clamp DO Apply at sAkPS hlFLB AND PIbIoL
WORKS Twenty fourth above GreeEst, Philadelphia Ia
NVOOLEN MACHINERY fOrSA SALE-7 BROAD
w CROMPsON LOOMS. JACK. TWlsTBh Fof particulars
inquire DIP A. DALEY a Co., No 29a Broadsay ssNiofA
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Dantina AuSmits.

Eantins 9taSmits.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
~ No. 2l2 Hnh-sye, n y m s.,
Morning classes for children will commence Saturday
Evening easse. for gentlemen viii Tuesday evening
October Eth
Pof terms Sc, send a circular - c.., ooA
Mr. Dodsob vii be home receive cal. ater September Ih
NE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
IL 50 Fnh- ave corner FouIteenthst,
win reopen on TUESDAY sept a, 1861 CHeasrs At the
Academy. -----------
l. DODWORTII's DANCING ACADEMY ,
so no near Fulton BROOKLYN. viii commence
TEsDAY October For days call for Circular Phi
raie lessons given either single or 10 class
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THE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
Su @lbom IT map Concern.

A RTESIAN WELLS.-I am prepared 4
"A sink Artesisn Wells city and vicinity OBkLkN care
0sTander Andre Co.. No. Sc Maiden.ans, n Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

INTERESTING DEcIsIoN.-In the case OF
Brent, Trustee Us Creditors Of the Bank Of the
Valley, Judge Parker delivered an able opin-
ion at the adjourned session of the Special
Term, on Monday last. In general terms it
may be stated that the Judges decision was
to the effect that no particular class ofcredi-
tors was entitled to priority over others in the
distribution ofthe Bank assets-note holders
and depositors being placed upon an equal
footing.
The point as to the Trustees obligation to
receive the notes Of the Bank, in payment of
debts due to the Bank was not decided, and
the case was lett open fer the adjudication,
from time to time, of such other questions as
might arise in the discharge of the trust. "A
petition by Mr.. Barton representing party
who had rendered notes of the Bank in pay
ment of note due to the Bank, which the
Bank refused to accept was filed in the case
and will doubtless be argued at an early day.
- Winchester Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

A QUEER WEDDING. The Hartford Post
relates curious incident near that city. Mrs.
Eliza Barnsley. young war widow, had been
courted and won by young lawyer from Prov.
idence, who spent his vacation in the neig hbor-
hood. The day for the marriage was fixed
and all the arrangements made, but at the APP
pointed hour the bridegroom came not He
had gone from the town in an early train. The
bride was d!sconsolate, the friends outraged.
Worse than all, the dinner was getting spoiled
by waiting. Seeing this state Of affairs, one
of the invited guests, middle-aged farmer
who had been secret admirer of Mrs. Barn
sey, and whom she had encouraged before the
lawyers advent, stepped up, offered to take
the groom $ place, and was accepted. They
were married, ate their dinner, and promise to
make happy couple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

The PROPOSED MARYLAND CONSTITUTION.
Joseph H. Bradley, ESQ.,, of Washington, in
acknowledging the receipt of an invitation to
attend the meeting of the democratic and
other conservative voters of Montgomery
county, Md, held at Rockville on Saturday, in
favor Of the adoption of the new constitution,
sent the committee letter, in which he says
'There is not, probably, citizen of the State
who has watched the progress of the conveu-
ton with keener interest than have, or who
more cordially approves the result of their de-
alterations as exhibited in the proposed consti-
tuition am quite free to say it is not, in some
respects, such as I would have perferred; in
deed, there are portions which | very decidedly
disapprove. But look upon it as whole, to
be received or rejected as one instrument, and
I find in it so much to commend itself to the
calm judgment of every good citizen; so many
safeguards of public liberty and of private
right; so much to advance the interest OF the
State such large, wjse,judicious and president
provisions for the development of her resources,
by prudent legislation, aud such advances to-
ward the perfection of civil government, in
the broad hight of the present age so much
to approve and apparently so little to condemn,
that trust there will be no serious obstacle in-
terposed to its adoption If every man who
finds fault with one or few especial provisions
shall be 30 unwise as to unite with those who
oppose it on organic principles or from party
bias it Will be most unfortunate, as it always is,
to reject great good because We cannot have
it in the precise mode desired
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

Gen. Butler 10 a recent speech said: - Bury
me, and put on my humble monument the
simple inscription, Here lies one who saved
the lives of the soldiers at Fort Fisher. -"
The most ordinary observer can readily see how
susceptible to ridicale this epitaph is-and
the newspapers are not slow 10 take advantage
of the opportunity. Such rigs they run T.
Gen. B. had better employ practised hand
to erase that Inscription" at once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

A difficulty has occurred in Tennessee, 10
consequence of the provisions of the Tenure of
Office BILL which prevents the appointment of
a District Attorney, in that State, the former
one having resigned, and the Senate having
failed to confirm several nominations to the Of
fee made by the President The laws cannot
be executed properly, prosecutions cannot be
carried on, and the President cannot appoint a
successor to the late incumbent. A pretty
state of affairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13
THIS IS no II 4 IR d Y r..

REASONS WHY THE EUREKA SHOULD
BE USED.
It will cleanse the scalp, and thereby pro-
mote the growth Of the hair.
If the hair is dry, stiff and liteless it will give
it d softness, and lively and youthful appear
unce.
1.-THE hair s becoming thin, weak and falling
off, it will restore its strength ana beauty
Ifthe hair is gray, or becoming so, it Will
restore it to its original color, without staining
scalp or hands.
1t is free from al impurities or poisonous
drugs.
1t is no hair dye, but an infalable rcstora-
tive, and will do al that is promised, when
used by the directions.
A few applications of this Compound will
change brash, dry and wiry hair to the most
beautiful silken tresses.
If the hair is falling off. or becoming gray,
the use Of the Eureka will surely arrest It's de-
cay, and cause it to assume in short time, all
its former beauty. It completely eradicates
Scurf and Dandruff, and kills Hair caters, so
destructive TO the root; Of the hair and cures
all diseases or humors Of the scalp
A. hair Dire ing, the Eureka is unequaIled
by any other hair preparation in the world.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for $500
JANNEY s. CO., Agents,
jy % No l45, King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13
WI ARRIED.

On the lth instant, by the Rev. +. NJ. Mills,
at the residence Of the brides mother, NJ
GEORGE L. WATKINS and ISIS HANNAH
NJ GHEEN, all Of West End, Fairfax CO., Va
MzI7~The ladies ofSt. Pnul's Church are request
ed to meet at the Lecture Room, on Saturday
morning, at 10 o'clock, to organize the Parish
School sep l3--lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

The recent elections just prove this-that
the Radicals are not so strong az they thought
they were-and that sturdy opposition to
them can, at least, diminish their power for
harm-and may, if persevered in, lead to their
ultimate political defeat. Truth, crushed to
earth, aoW rise again ''-sooner or later We
can only, at present, hope for the best, hereaf-
ter. 1t may be years yel-Dut we still hope
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

1t is said that the President has consented
to have the case of Gen. Fitz John Porter re-
opened, and that Gen Grant favors the rehear-
ing. We have no sort Of sympathy with
the course of Gen. Porter during the war,
but always thought he was hardly, not to say,
unjustly, dealt with, and that he was quite as
good general as many who Jared better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY FARMS n
VIRGINIA, AT FROM s. TO So
PER ACRE,

PEP ACRE
TTl p,,,,,;ou uU,rrnr pooI.hr;Ioo
,,,:,,., c.,u, v,o,,.,,.o,ona c,o,oos.,r
p,;.c,. ol A,oxo,Jr;. oo,,r4;oO onhr,c;no
almost every variety Of soil in the State and
c, ~ =. .,ooo ,,,.n,
A 1,ro, rr,ohor .ra located nnor railroads, or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

FOREIGN NEws-A London dispatch Of
yesterday states that Great Britain and France
have sent joint note to Greece, urging the
Government to maintain strict neutrality on
the Cretan question, and refrain from hostiIi-
ties with Turkey. The Radical Congress is
still in session at Geneva, and attracts much
attention During the sitting yesterday morn
ing, it is stated, that a sharp attack was made
upon the United States, which led to an ex-
cited discussion and the withdrawal Of some of
the delegates. The returns of the Bank OF
England show steady increase in the amount
of the specie reserve
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

The National Intelligencer is razfng Ger.
Butler and Mr.. Boutwell, for their complications
with the ''Subornation Conspiracy" through
Ashley, Conover and others, against President
johnson. The odor from that mass of corrup-
ton is very foul indeed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13
HARDWARE, SC.

JAMES ". MALLS. THoS. RlSHk1lL
flames W. MALLS Y CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in all kinds Of
BU /. d n G. Nj a r. + K | A l. )
Such rs Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldlngs
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Cacined Plaster
Hydraulic Cement, EooGng-Felt and Pitch,
Window Glass from Gx9 to 32x4S, White Lead,
Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Lamps, Coal Oh,
and q general assortment OF housekeeping
Goods
Paints mixed and glass cut To order.
Particular attention. paid to orders from the
country. lS7, KING STREET,
ap27-U corner Columbus, Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

W
tie on Monday, by finding that several OF the
horses in the stables of the Farmer Hotel
had been poisoned 1t is matter of doubt
whether it was caused by eating some poison
Gus weed in the hay, or whether strychnne
had been administered to them. The latter
is the general impression. Two have already
died, and two others were in a very bad way.
Monroe county (now in West Virginia. on
the 29th ultimo, voted against the subscription
Of 100000 to the Chesapeake and Ohio Hall
road. The vote stood los for and 76 against
the subscription The three.fths vote heces-
sary TO carry subscription, IL: SO that three
votes we're only wanting TO carry 1t. This Is
the first county that has refused to vote the
sum allotted to it.
About - o'clock on Tuesday night, DR..
Christopher Proctor barn at City Point, con-
tanning about TO- 900 feet of good lumber, was
set on fire, and the building, with It's entire
contents, was destroyed There are clIcum-
stances which seem to imply why the property
was burned but it will probably never be as
certained who the person is that committed
The deed.
George Fayctte Washington, citizen of
Frederick county, Va, died last week, aged
rs years. He was born at Mount Vernon IN
1870, was son of Col. George A. Washing
ton, and a ward of Gen George Washington.
He was for many years one of the wardens OF
the Episcopal Church at Winchester and was
universally esteemed among his fellow citizens.
The strike naugurated by the roll makers
in the tobacco factories of Lynchburg, Monday,
terminated quietly within less than twenty-four
hours. AS the manufacturers showed no signs
of yielding, the colored men promptly succumb-
ed. They went to work as busy and cheer
fully as if nothing had happened 4 few OF
the leading spirits were discharged.
In consequence of the alarming increase OF
yellow fever and its fatal results In Galveston,
Dr. John NJ. Covert, of Norfolk, lett for the
scene Of his self sacrificing labors, by Baltimore
steamer via New York, yesterday morning.
Dr. Covert, came to Norfolk in 1855 from
Charleston, S. c., as volunteer to aid the
plague stricken citizens.
John Cloe, who lived Gear Uuoa Mills, on
the O. e. A. r. r., was found on Tuesday
morning, about two miles from Manassas, on
the railroad track with his head nearly severed
from his body He is supp oscd 10 have fallen
asleep on the track while returning home, and
10 have been run over by the morning north
bound train.
Senator Wilson, Of Mass, writes to My
Dean Crcsspcll, Of Nd, in the Radical Bor-
der States Convention IL suggest that your
Convention declare for suffrage either by law
or constitutional amendment. We can carry
the amendment if we cannot the law. At the
last session offered an amendment on the
18th of July, allowing all, without distinction
of color, to vote and hold office, making no
distinction in rights or privileges. Some of
our strongest men doubt our power to PASS
law. If we cannot do it, let US set about
amending the Constitution. Our State Con-
vcntion will 60 for suffrage either BY law Or ty
amendment"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

REMARKs.-Th market this morning was
quite active Our report shows falling OF IN
the receipt of Wheat, while that of Corn has
increased. Flour has advanced on all grades.
We quote Family at from $l3 SO to IA 50 The
market is active under the advance. Supply
light and demand brisk. 278 bushels white
Wheat sold at 232 for prime, and $50 bushels
red at 200, 2l0, 2l5 and 222. 1916 bushels Of
Corn were offered, with sales Of white at ia
and mixed ut same figures No yellow offered.
$50 bushels Rye changed hands at 1870 and 1876;
and 1888 bushels Oats were offered, with sales
at 55a5G Butter in demand and price advan
cling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

The inaugural address Of the Lieut.. Gov. of
Kentucky, (the successor of the late Governor
Helm) says that he approves and endorses
every principle enumerated by Gov. Helm, in
his inaugural address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13
MA EeaNE EHSF.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-SE Is.

PURI OF 4 I ( A n DkIA-sSEFT 10.
ARRIVED.
Schr ROXnnnu Franks, Baltimore, bone dust
to Samuel Hartley
SAILED.
Steamer f. G. Knight, Denty, New York, by
Il. G. Wnshp.
Steamer Philadelphia Fuitz, PhiiadeIpha,
by NJ Eldridge & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

The statement that the State Department!
has rejected the claim about the Guano island,
mentioned in yesterday Gazette) is incorrect
The case is still under consideration, and has
not yet been decided upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13
~ A MIC 7 Il | 4 II )

ID ANIC Y L + ) |
Our stock was bought since the great qs''. AS
in pricos, and We are NOW SELLI'U RE
ROW AS THE SAME GOODS CfA-'
detailed IN NEW YORK. ..I. con.
We are receiving additions to our S ;tGGE00
stantly by express. X. H. u';rsy So
my 80 Corner klng a anu r ans Gu.
OUGARS Prime Porto Rico and C1 ios hg
y ears received to-day and for sale BIN lHSN
sept ) y. III - Ia
UHOT, Of all sizes received to-day s RIT I'M
~ by [sep Z! j. =. III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

FOLE & CO.,,
II Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS AN D CkOCkERY WARE,
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
Coal Oil and Lamps, and Housekeeping Articles,
276, Penn. Nv bet. 10th and 1lth SIS also
ZIG, F street,
WASHINGTON, D. &.
Agents for the Union Coal Oil Company.
Crockery and Glass Ware sold Wholesale /"
the trade ut Baltimore prices.
China, Crocltcry and Glass Ware rented TO
Balls or parties on reasonable terms.
Washington May G-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13
ILLUSTRATED
TEMPERANCE LECTU RE.

ILLUSTRATED
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
Mr. Il INTER, The Children's Friend"
will Lecture on Temperance with thrilling
scenes, illustrating the evils Of intempersnce
TONIGHT, ut Is o'clock, IN the LlCEu NJ
HALL. lie will also exhibit some pictures to
please the little folks" on one of which he
will lecture, giving some incidents in the lives
Of Benedict Arnold, Napoleon and Washington,
which he hopes will be instructive to his young
friends.
The proceeds are to aid Mr.. Hunter in his Ia
bors in behalf or the Sabbath School cause in
North Carolina and Virginia, and he hopes to
hopes to see large audience.
Abundance, 25c; Children, Ice. Doors open
at g. o'clock.
Procure Tickets at the Postotlice.
n. B.-No postponement unless the weather
is very Indictment ut the hour.
GcEs~Seats reserved for ladies. sep l3-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13
GOLD.

NEW YORK, Sept l3.-Gold to-day, 1853.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-13

Of s. large walls, morocco case, contain
ing q specific for every ordinary disease
family is subject to- and Il book Of dl-
rections ..... ........Sl0 %
Smaller Family and travelling cases, with
20 to 28 walls ................. tromS5 u 8
Specifics for all private diseases, both for
curing and for preventive treatment, in
walls and pocket cases to
va These remedies, by the case or single
box, are sent To any part Of the country, by
mail or express, free Of charge, on the receipt
Of the price. JANNEl q CO.,
au 70 I'm Wholesale Agents, l45 King st.
nUKEKA, THE INFAL LIBLE
IL HAIR RESTORATI r..
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MEDI AL.
rJMILJA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
SPECIFICS,

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,
Have proved from the most ample experience
an entire success; Simple, Prompt efficient and
Reliable They are the only medicines perfect
ly adapted to popular use-so simple That ms
takes cannot be made in using them; 50 harm
less as to be free from danger, and so elclent as
to be always reliable. They have raised the
highest COMMUNICATION from Ill, and will always
render satisfaction
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