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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

GOLD DIscovDRY.-Itw was mentioned some
time ago in the Gazette that gold had been dis
covered on the farm Of Mr.. Charles A. Aruu-
DEL about two miles south Of Burke station,
on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and
that small shaft had been sunk there for the
purpose of more extended explorations. Since
then, however, the rains have filled up the
shaft so that it has only been within the last
day or two that operations could be renewed
Mr.. Arundel, who was in this city this morn
ing, reports that he has again reached the bot
tom of the shaft, and that the indications for
prosperous working of the mine are more
cheering than before. He brought with him
this morning sample of the precious mineral,
worth about fifty cents, which had been washed
out of two pans full of earth and was 10 town
for the purpose OF having constructed suitable
pans and other Implements Tor somewhat ex-
tended earth wishing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

SPECIMENS OF ALEXANDRIA WORKMAN
sT1Ip.-Messrs. Green & Bro. are now engaged
in putting into St. Johns Academy, beautl-
full new set of chairs, with. iron pedlments'
such as are usually procured from Boston, the
iron work upon them having been done by
Messrs Jameson & Collins. Those interest
ed in such matters should call and inspect
them, as they are, we think, quite as good an
article as can be obtained from the North, and
have been furnished at looer rates than they
can be had there. They are to be used IN con-
nexion with the handsome, single desks de-
signed ten years ago, by Mr. Carne, which
have worn we'll, and answered their purpose
admirably Having been elegantly grained
and vanished in imitation of oak, by MIR.
Arthur G. Kell, they present as handsome an
appearance as they did when perfectly new,
and give very elegant appearance to the
study hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

s:s:S UNTRY S il i T,
BETWEEN WASHINGTON, AND A.:
ANDRIA. LAND AND CITY LOIS
Al PRIVATE SALE.
The estate called WARWICh, four miles
from Washington city, and two from EiaXNn~
drin, Oh the railroad All turnI Ike between Inc
LWO cities.
The property will be sold in three paris, VIZ !:
l. FiFTY-S1X = CRES, with SIX Il
DWELLING, containing Il rooms, and out
buildings On this land arc, an orchard, IN iu!i
bcarng; market garden, grapes, sht"DDe"y,
forest and ornamental trees, and never i@lnng
we'll Of excellent wster The junction station
of the Washington and AeXNnd ria. with the
Loudoun ,tnd Hampshire Railroad: l. within p
few minutes walk. The SCENERY and view are
Of unsurpassed De&aty, ana lEc surrounding -
unexceptonabie.
= THIRTY-EIGHT ACRES Of fine meadow
land, about fifty yards from the Junction, ana
100 from the Cannl -<cparated from NO; ny
the Loudoun and Hampshire RallroAd. lhiS Is
excellent land for gcuim end hay, and toE mar
kct gardening. .
5. TWENTY-FI ACRES Oh the old
Leesburg road, nbou. midway between the
Thcolorical Seminary and Aiexnndrin. Ih"
view from this situation is beautiful and extern
sive, and the noghborho0d very agreeable.
The above property Will be shown ~ t"e
ainiiy residing at WARWICK
Also. the following lots in AleXnndr ria:
ONE ACRE, adjoining the LCudoun and
Hampshire depot bounded by PenGlcton, FAIR
fax and Water streets.
ONE ACRE, on the south side OF Mndi>"ii
street. extending from Fairfax TO Roynl -
ONE ACRE, or the south side of Montgoin-
| ory street, Il few yards from the Canal B"sln'
and extending from Washington To st. A&Aph
street. 4 Dart nr this lot Is occupied By the
| Wesilingtdn and Alexundra Railroad.
| a lot On the south side OF Queen sire |, De,
tween Patrick and Alfred streets. about - Ieet
r,o,, ,,I IrI laa;, tn ~ IL ippt 1IinT, with TWO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

FAIRFAX G.. II. & GEORGETOWN Road
At meeting of the Merchants Exchange nelu
in Georgetown during the current week, the
Courier, of that place, says:
A letter was laid before the Board, from Mr.
W. D. Shepherd. of Falls Church. Virginia,
asking for the appointment of committee OF
the Board of Trade, to confer with him and
others who are 10 favor Of carrying out the
proposed scheme for constructing turnpike
road, commencing at Fairfax Court House,
through the village of Falls Church, and ter,
minatiug at some point near Georgetown, and
for the construction of bridge across the 20
tOmac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

BASE BALL-An interesting game OF base
ball was played yesterday evening, on the
grounds of the Alexandria Base Ball Associa-
ton, between the first mines of the Monticello,
of this city, and Eagle, of Washington, which
resulted in favor Of the latter, by score of Is
to Y.
A game of base ball is being played this
evening between the first mines of the Young
America and Pastimes of this city, on the
grounds of the former club, near Colross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31
ADVANTAGES OF Liberal ADVERTISING.

ADVANTAGES OF Liberal ADVERTISING
The benefits of liberal system of advertising
are SO palpable that it is singular they are so
often overlooked and disregarded by men whose
reputation for acuteness and business tact is ac
knowledged In no thing are It's benefits more
plainly seen than in the system of wholesale
advertising by newspaper, circular almanac,
and other means pursued by 1he manufacturer
and 7ender OF ''cateut medicines. On every
side circulars are strewn at every door alma
macs laid, containing mar, ellous accounts Of
impossible cures, and miraculous restoratlons
to health, until one wonders, amid the deluge
of such things, that any body 10 sick at all.
seeing that specifics are at hand warranted to
cure, and prevent any and all manner OF dis
ease. That the accounts given OF cures are
true once 10 thousand times 10 one believes
professedly, and yet the "quack medicines
sell in immense quantities, and the vendors
grow rich, because they advertise ilberaily'
rather than because their wares are valuable.
Bonner, of the New York Ledger, has grown
Immensely rich by this knowledge Of the value
of advertising. Whatever are Or may have
been the merits of his paper, it is plain that
hundreds were led to take it from reading hired
puffs and flaming advertisements When new
story was about to be issued, it was not only
heralded in advance by advertisements but
whole columns of first-class newspapers were
hired to publish the first chapters of the new
thrilling romance the continuation OF which
was ito be found in the New York Ledger.
The success Of quacks and charlatans has
been SO great indeed from their vigorous use OF
this means of attracting public attention, that
legitimate tradesmen have been prevented from
advertising largely for fear Of being classed
with imposters But none need fear this, tor
surely the means successfully used to sell bad
article, or worthless drug, ought to be only
more powerful when used in good cause, and
to advertise reliable article in good news
paper.
Advertise literally, without stint spread
before the public your claims to their attention,
and if those claims are just, rely upon 1t, your
money will not have been spent in vain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

WARRENToN SPRINGS. -A letter from War
renton to the Washington Star says: The
Warrenton Springs property, embracing an es-
tate of 400 acres of land, the large hotel on
which was destroyed during the war, was yes
terday (2sth instant sold by Robert Hudgins,
to DR.. Cornelius Boyle, formerly Of Washing
ton, for the sum of $35000 1t is the inten-
ton of DR.. Boyle to commence the Immediate
erection Of large hotel and to have the
springs in operation next season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

The MARKET, this morning, was abundantly
supplied with vegetables and fruits. The
prices, generally, remain unchanged. Sweet
potatoes 4Oa5O Cts. per peck lima beans from
Sal2 cts. per quart corn y to 20 cts. per do
zen tomatoes 1Ga20 cts. per peck; irish po-
tatoes IS cts. to 81 per bushel. Butter 30l35
cts per pound Eggs 2Oa25 cts per dozen
Peaches 30a5O Cts per peck, according to
quality Waterme.ous and cantelopes are plen-
tiful Butchers meats without alteration in
prices. Fresh fish scarce and high, except
sturgeon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

PoLICE REPORT -MAYoR'S OFFICE j wo
small white boys for fighting at the base bali
grounds. duriug the match .ame " stcrday
evening. we're arrested by the i,oIlccnlen who
were euI}loyed by the ciun to preserve order
there, locked up III the Watch House, AMI re
leased at nightta!l to appear this morning, when
their case Was continued until the arrival OF
their guardian, who Is absent.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. There were no
criminal cases atthe Magistrates offices this
,nnrninp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

DAMAGE FROM RAIN The late heavy rains
inconv encionccd and in some Gases aa,aagad
residences hers. roofs aud walls leaking that
had proved impervouS hitherto In :ome
dwellings the papeling i, falling off FROM the
saturated walls, and clothing mila"w;.d In
rooms heretofore dry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

IMPORTATION WANTED -Miltoo +. For
syth, Co. B. 18th Va Regiment, Corse'S Old
Regiment, afterwards in Corse's Brigade, was
killed on the retreat from Petersburg. His
family wish to find his body. Address Frank
lin Forsyth, West Liberty, Ohio, or VIM For
syth. care Dan Castello's Circus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

FACILITIES OF TRAVEL. The Orange ami
Alexandria Railroad Company have caused I"
be surveyed the grounds near the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, in Washington, with
the intention Of running Il track into thc yard
Of that depot, so that the transfer of puSsen-
gers, baggage, &C., passing through; may be
facilitated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

ODD FELLOWS ENcURsIOS--T excursion
of Sarepta Lodge Of Dad Fellows to Cariln :
Springs, on Monday next, promises to l'o "
grand affair \ great many tickets; it IS in-
dcrstood. have been sold, aud an occasion OF
unalloyed enjoyment is anticipated by all ,Eho
intend to accompany the party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

Corn EXCHANGE r sTAURANT. The build
ing adjoining the Corn Exchange having been
thoroughly repaired and reftted by Mr.. \. Ii.
Ghecn will be opened for the first time tonight,
when free lunch, consisting o. the dehcaces
of the season, will be served He invites his
friends and the public, and will use his utmost
endeavors to crafty their every desire on 'hlS,
as on all future occus;o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

TEMPERANCE MEETINu.--The regular week
Iy meeting of the friends oftemperance in this
city will be held tomorrow evening, at three
o'clock, 10 the Market square. Several dr.
tinguished speakers from Washington are cx
pected TO be present to deliver addresses. -
Much interest is now excited on the subject OF
temperance, and the Sunday evening meetings
here arc generally very numerousy attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

WANTED TO PURCHASE,
(ii;a For other parties, medium sized EHiEh
TWELLIEi4 Houses, in this city Also:
SMALL FARMS, with imProvcnent5, within
six or eight miles Of this, or Washington city,
or near the ruiIronds in this or Fairfax county
and 2000 acres Of tIlnhercd Ianda.in one or more
tracts. near the Potomac river.
JOHNSTON & LLOYD,
Real Estate Agents, King ST. Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

REV. G. ". CARTER "A private letter from
Houston, Texas, Says, that Rev. G.. ". Car,
ter, well known in all this section Of Virginia.
has united with the NJ T. Church. South, IN
that p lace, and will soon renew his lahcrs IN thc
ministry He will receive an appointment at
the next session OF The Texas Conference, which
meets at Houston, Denembcr /. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

Soap FAcToRY.-By reference to an adver-
tlsement in another column of to-day Gazette
It will be seen that the lease Of Monroe &
Thomas Soap Factory, and sale of a large
amount of stock on hand there, will take place
on Monday next. SO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

VIOLATION Or LAw.-Cpmplants arc made
that boys will play at ball in spite OF renlon-
strances and warnings, TO the peril Of windows
and of passers by. there is plenty OF coom out
on the commons, boys, where you can have the
largest liberty. Look cut! The police are after
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

JEwEiEY AID SILvEr-PLATED WARE
Amber SITS, Cornett Sets, Jet Cros3, Sets,
White Gross Sets, New style Bog Wood Sets,
800 New Style Buttons, Stdds, Kings: Chains.
Belett's silver l=tcd Spoons and Forks, for
only ONE DOLLAR, u PEIGG's . Dollar } CIV
elry Store, No. 436, Pennsylvania avenue, near
d Street IY.shingLon ;c c--ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

BUSINESS IN COUNTRY Towns. The trade
of the country towns in this part of the State
is said to be quite fourishing this season, and
a more than usual degree Of energy has been
displayed in developing the hidden resources
of the interior. The amount of produce daily
arriving at Culpeper, Orange Court House,
Warrenton and other places Is said to be sur
prising, and country merchants are prospecting.
Ia fact country merchants to some extent, at
least, prosper in an inverse proportion to those
of the large cities, as the farmers, with but lit
tie to sell, now deal it out with them, instead
of shipping to our large merchants as they did
in better days days when barrels of sugar
and sacks of coffee, and other things in pro-
portion, were freely purchased here by farmers,
who now are obliged to deal out their little
ready cash to the best advantage near home:
and who cannot afford to travel this far to
spend the little they have
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

VII" ! = jIbAD LIZ / ~ j. VI In ~ III III -t''
~--1~
BY virtue Of decree OF the CIRCUIT Court o.
Culpepcr. pronounced on the 9th day o June
IS - in the Of ''Smo"t vs. BranG'S ADMIN
is;ratnr, &c the undcr5lg ncd, Colnm!S;S!"ners
APPOINTED for the purpose, vii, on Mo DA1 |,
the 2nd day Of September, 1901 II l"iF, Il hot o"
the next fair dHy, sc on inc pFt'StS, A. i 'uI
lie "uct!o" " ' ',u : ~, caIoJ tRRNNDY
Nt1'E u az rI, nuInnd hv DnnioI r Slauph-
w. !" 80, =" .I hr lin s0Id IN Dr. Logan Brandt
'c'' ~ ~ ~; p nv uTNOPED AND TlIlK-
nv W ,rIti2EE EOIIPTII ACRES be
! % % ~ AZ - - I ~ -
tAG SAME, "''''1 ~ i'' io,.I. e R.v pbi1iu
:. ms "n IL NI1ir Mr. iothsrire Crittrn-
'2!;'"s y ~ @ LnamtfIIIS Ilndmlatinr n
Hei!: .'''I 't"'.I .Ia tI,,tin Hus or,
!''c I'o1 - ,r;3!d.|,,S 0RTHNRD. !. we'll
,S,+crri Ind 'HnYi2 odnplcd t, the growth Of
'.' III i SraIs. i in the midst of ex
5Ems@ anu 49, v'.' ,niics from MITCHELL,
Ge'':Ht 'oc''I G,c,', ainws,drin Railroad:
| nEn,,, sI> Miles from Cupcpcr Court House,
ana l. '''s' 90 ' ''' ,'..
sect"M o! the county ,bo n,,rcbaso ,rooov
LEI - 60 Lt..tt ~ loCra, tbe nxncns.. 1f
| as may DC necessary =" W i; i,b;s cIn
the suit ana me eH?H"s's, e." ,Is az
must b" 'tG ,b~ra and four veor: will be WV
credit 81 I'VE '''''o ,'.'r ] ,,itb o'nnd s,'o',r
en- me pE1cn" ;r',n H., dntn and he irIr to-
ty, WIN Ie t ON ',,v r,omv SLnI
t W In,I, u,id
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

Mt TAXES
II LNTICE TO DEL!NQUENf;5.-~hi! per
sons who have not paid thc: STATE and C"unty
Ta~os Cor 1866 axe hereby notified to call IL the
Office O. the late Sheriff, at the corner Of klnS
a. i Coj,?mbus Streets on or before the FlkoE
DaV OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, and settle
tho some. /? not settled by hat time Their
property will be immediately. diStrained there
for rs nay further delay and ln1igenncG GSIi,'"'
be given. D. - "i' " ~ cEa,;9
Gid lJhl'' CIl''!I III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

UNIQUE CONSIGNMENT. The grocery and
commission firm of T. \. Brewl7 & Co.. Of
this city, received yesterday, yer railroad, a
box, which, on opening, was found to contain
whole family Of cat>--thc Thomas, PuSS, his
wife, and litter of fine kittens.
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6, T Il n g. nh S .

LOOK OUT for a large stock of CLOTHING, ex-
traordinary, fine and cheap. $. DEALHAM is
now in New York, preparing for fall business
On VT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

FANCY BALL-A fancy bali came OF at the
Warrenton House in Wa1renton, Or Thursday
evening last 1t was largely attended By the
youth and beauty of Fauquier and Culpeper,
and was brilliant affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

LAST NIGHT was the coo est night OF Il
summer Low closing Tc-ncrtow commcnrcs
the fist uf be fall months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

TRANSFERRED. Company D, 4th U. s. ar
tillcry, has been transferred from Fort " ASH
ington, Md, to Fort McHenry, Baltimore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

BRIG $
800 600 BUCKS on hand md !2r sH}9 0w' for
cash a. &. FRANCIS'S BRICK KILN,
upper end Of Fairfax street,
near the Canal.
less- Orders for all kinds Of Brick Work
.ssI,,+ir attended to- if left at the Brc}: Yard,
- st INV residence, So, south St Assph street.
ap I'll "
C,PECIALl sPECIAL!! ,5pECIALiH-
= Have during the past fey days made lHtg
nIdirions to stock Of FANCY GOODS and
NOTIONS, bought in New York, strictly for
cash and under the market value Country
,Werchants are invted 20 call. We have many
necialties. which will DC sold ut much less man
Baltimore Wholesale prices.
l ''''''+''' y CHAKLES ". GREEN,
ir5tf hS King street.
Q OAP!SOAP! SOAP!-.i}. i. Babblt T. : N ,,s,
y York city Soap; Van i!angen q c McAc Eni
s., ,arine Soap; do Chemical Ulive soap bon-
biz IS s. Electric Soap; genuine English CASTLE
So, W; Colgate s Co" T1c: S09p JuSE rGeeyed
'W ,,n 10 - Corner Pitt and Prince streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Gu - ! II
:;;,.t3t DESIRABLE PROPERTY
j$r:A F0i? "a r.: LOW

ffg9=.s:a DESIRABLE PROPERTY
h #E:: FOR SALE Low.
\ Iwo.slory BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, on the east side OF
Water street, between III & and Prince streets,
the resiLence Of the late George Snyder. The
lot has a front of II feet y inches on Water ST.,
and depth Of u feet.
Two ADJOINING HOUSES, Mo-. = and
II. on the west side OF Water street, y feet N.
north Of Duke street. The lots front on Water
street 10! feet each, and run back u feet , IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

IIANDKERCHIEFS! ,
Ii HANDKERCHIEFS
A large supply Of all grades of the celebrated
Belfast Linen C;s!nbric Handkcrchiets, just re-
ceivch ard for sale low.
AL ~ CHAS. w. GREEN, bo, hlhg 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

ST. PAUL's CHURCH Advantage has been
taken by the Ladies Sewing Society OF st.
Pauls Church, of the temporary absence OF
the rector, to institute and complete within
that edifce improvements which are ackDoW-
edged by all who have seen them to materially
increase its beauty and add much to the gen
eral appearance of the interior of the church
The old railing, chancel, pulpit and desk have
been removed and in their stead have been
substituted modern raised chancel- surround
ed by highly polished low railing which
will only contain, in addition to the usual num-
Der of chairs, the altar or communion ;abe-a
handsomely carved piece Of work the present
Of one of the members Of the society, and two
beautifully and delicatey fashioned lec:erns, to
be used in place of the pulpit and desk. The
execution Of these Improvements was planned
and accomplished by Mr.. B. F. Price, of this
city, ana the entire manner and style OF the
work most certainly reflects great credit upon
himself and his employees. The chauccl and
steps in front Of it are covered with the thick
est and richest description Of carpet, which sets
off the whole TO great advantage. The old
pulpit has been transformed into a desk, and
erected in the lecture room of the church, in
stead Of that which stood there formerly,
which, together with the old communion table,
has been presented by the vestry to the Epis-
copal Church now in progress of erection at
Centreville In consequence of the dsarrange
ment of the furniture, services which were to
have been held in the church tomorrow, have
been postponed until Sunday the Sth proximo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31
FOR SALE AID 2EEL.
C"0pP p00NtS FOR RENT.

~, FOR RENT.-Tke HOUSE, at the june
a9::ii ton of ROYAL street and Market Alley, now
cupied by Charles Brill rs II Stove and Tin
Factory aud store This stand is unsurpassed
for almost any kind OF business. Apply To-
.u ~ eotf WIN GREGORY.
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By v,ne OF .ls,,e>. "f ii: Circuit Court o.
tna county Vi 5 eaaht,i4, III My term 10.
Iendsfel in the cass VI Wii.iaIn!,'1 vs. o8a'
son. l shall p5ugesa to E=I!, ~ auction, on
THURSDAY, September 9th, 1861 at IL
O'Clock; "a. m. in Cr"", Of The Mayors once IN
the city Of AleNa"dris, Va, the following &c
scribed property: \ HOUSE and LOT or
GROUND, on the east side of Henry St, near
the win 4f n1' Hnr SIDE and rum
ming back east the width Of the front, and par
ajlel with Cameron It Get about 50 feet, with
the right Of way 10 MI alley y feet wide, in
common with the lot adjoining on the south.
TERMS-CaSh, in current funds.
All Jf-ts J. NJ. STEUART, Sheriff.
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gUST RECEIVED
j. W French FRAMES, Fall Style, g;
MRS. c. l.. SIMPSONS,
nn 81 No 49, KIM street

\ T,ENNNDRIA STEAM DIEINT AND
4 CLOTH DRESSING EsTAB!.GsIlMENT (hstnb'
iishcd in 1872 Il. D WAREIELD, PropTr%eto1'
Crane Shawls, silk Dresses, Mcrnoc5, Mouse
LANES, and ali kinds Of Ladies Dress Goods
Cleaned and Dyed in tho very best manner. -
Gcntlcmcns Garments OF every description,
Cleaned and Rc-Gycd, il necessity, in sly lie
not TO be supposed by any establishment in the
country. In Il word Ill | ask IS tri.l; You
can lind me at all times ut my cstAbll shmcnt
No. q, south Fairfax street. ready. and wiling
TO accommodate all who may desire my SER
vices. Goods carefully packed and forwarded
+o any mart OF the country. aug }lj--3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

-. FOR SALE.-The HOUSE, corner OF
Ei$a Prince and Henry streets, late the residence
" Daniel Minor, decd, and now occupied hy
Mr.. Bright. Address: Robt. Minor, Falls
Church p O., Fairfax CO., Va; or Albert u.
Minor A lnynnlrin. Va. lc D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

,D1Nn REV a I'D IA reward of three
sSSOC hundred dollars will be paid for The
arrest and conviction Of the party or parties,
who fired the store Of Mr. a. NJ. Tubtnnii, on
the night -; ~ ust Sth, 1867.
JAMlEJON & BIRD,
aug 2g-lln Insurance Agents, 81, King st.
LEY Il co.,
s. Wholesale ana Retail Dealers in
CnTNA. GLASS AND CROCKERl y t.,
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
Coal OIL and Laml,a and housekeeping Articles,
276, Penn ~ bot 10th and HE sta also,
GlG Il street,
WASiIINGTUN, D. /.
Agents fox the Union Coal OIL Company
Crnckecv and Glass Ware sold Wh0!csale tn
the trade at Baltimore prices.
China. CrocI7ery and Glass Ware rented to
Ball or parties on reasonable terms.
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