davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12
IT. 1 n T r A c H T
n Z A N D
VI TOURNAMENT & BALL,
By THE FAIRFAX SOClALS AND Pho
NEER BASE BALL CLUBS,
a. % DE- g sS:z $500 -

AT CARLIN'S SPRINGS, A., L. & II. R. K.
WEDNESDAY, lOCTO BEk IL, 1861
Commencing at 10 30 a: M, promptly.
MAGNIFICENT PRIZES to be awarded to
the successful knights ....-..--
Splendid Crowns and Wrestha for the Queen
If Love and Beauty and her seven Mnid5 Of
Honor.
HEALDS AMERICAN BRASS BAND,
in full uniform and Prof SPANlERS FA-
NOUS STRING BAND will be present.
Accommodations for ZOO persons will be
provided in every shape
Special trains leave the Lnudoun Depot, IN
Alexandria, at 8 a. M, and and Z p. m; re-
turning will leave the Springs at p. ~ and .
II. IN.
Round Trip Tickets from AlexandrIa. also
admitting the bearer to the ball and riding
grounds, rs cents.
Entrance fee for his knights, SO.
Lists may be found with the following gen
temen: w. f. Daniel, Falls Church, Va &.
w. Williams, Halls Gallery, GO, King street,
Alexandria, Va, and r. Cronin, Base Ball
Emporium. Pa. ave, Washington. ID. G..
Committee OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Pioneer B. g. &.
James Fnasett, ESD t. w. ellis, esq.
G. + Whittingt"n, esq. J. Perry rre4t B. B. G.
NJ Mitchell, vice Prest G. W. Williams, Z. >.
Fairfax Socinls.
Hon. d f. DuIany. 9 G. CalIan, ESQ.
E. % Hri@n, esq ". II. Daniel, frrSt
A. ToIson, NJ. b. H. Burch, Treasurer
oct l--cu2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

ALExANnRlA-Iti is gratifying to know that
this good city, truly Virginian, so steadfast in
principle, 80 heroic in conduct during the war,
sbeginning to regain her trade and commerce
Slowly but surely, she is rising into importance
again as a market for grain, which comes to
her from all parts Of the State and even from
Richmond itself. Within few weeks, the
coal trade restricted for years to Georgetown,
will return to Alexandra, and itself ensure the
growth and prosperity of the city. Direct
trade with Liverpool and the West Indies will
soon be resumed by Messrs Hooe and Wedder
burn, the worthy successors Of FoWle and Go.
Manufactures are looking up. During our re-
cent soourn in the city, we visited the spoke fac
tory of Mr. Rosenthal, the furniture mandatory
ofMessrs Green and Brother, the sash and
bind factory of Messrs. Nails and Co., and
other establishments which have been recently
sarted The Messrs. Green exhibited to Us 4
set Of oiled walnut flu niture, made by one OF
their workmen Ia young Confederate soldier)
which for taste in design solidity and excellence
IN workmanship could hardly be surpassed. =
We were much pleased with this evidence OF
skill In a department. which has been claimed
BY the North as exclusively its own. and-to
Vnt shame De 1t Sald-the claim has TOO Oxen
Deem allowed Messrs Nails and Co, have
some sl3, 900 invested in machinery alone =
The demand Tor their work is SO great that they
are on the eve Of enlarging their already exten
aVeestablishment by the introduction Of more
machines and the construction OF buildings am
pie enough to contain them. We regretted to
te1r some Of the merchants speek with deep
;1eelng about the treatment they have received
laNl Een in the country who pass them by and
TTSlend all their money in cities further North,
ihls seems poor requiIal Of the sacrifices
made by the Alexandrians, who rather than
take the oath, retired from business aud I'M
poVerrshed themselves. But it should be re-
a ustembered thatlhe spirit of patriotism Is one
VI self denial, while the spirit Of trade is essen
s "a. self seeking spirit. In due time, the
ia l will receive their reward the
Tread cast upon the waters will surely return to
"s a! A better day is at hand.
on ne Mansion House was our home during
Sat onef sojourn. Very great improvements
nave been made in this well known hotel since
as Wlnter--improvements which Mr.. Green
i. prosecuting with that quiet energy Tor which
's Is distinguished. - OruQQe EEp0sit0T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12
tEtcuLOr3 Of TctGE
,bud0un CO. sep % lAWLS

GALE or REAL. ESTATE By authoFit5
- OF It decree 81 t!le Circuit Court OF Fairta:
county, NJ the June term, 1861, in the suit OF
Hendricks, Executor VI. Amos Bardon, ana
others, shall as Commissio4err,, named ia
said decree, sell to the highest bidder at pub
lie sale, before the front door of Fairfax Court
House, on MONDAY, the Dist day Of Octobet,
1867, Chat being Court day a TKACI Or
Ian D, containing l28 acres and 1876 poIes;;--
Th. land lies on the road leading from the
Court House to Hunters Mill, about 3 miles
from the former, has an abundance OF wool
and water, with q comfortable dwelling an
other improvements.
TERMS; OF SALE MS directed by the Court
Onc-1ourth Of the purchase money in hand as ii
dcpnait liable t. be forfeited should the pun
chnsar ntil t. complete his purchase on confirm
nlion hi h. Court; the residue fl three equal
inalamrnts, 1t aix twelve and eighteen months
with !ntcrc.t Ilvln the day of sale. TO De Securot
by the bonds Of the purchaser, and & rotentioN
ii the title until the last payment Is na1o
Casts 81 con uncc to be paid by the purchaser
TuOS MOORE, Comm'r. Of Sale.
irT. Dll--luN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

No. "a, Prince street, has on hand, and keeps
always during the season, supply Of the very
best Oysters that can be had in the city, with
which he will furnish families and others. He
will also ill orders from the country with
promptness, md guarantee satisfaction. lie
solicits the patronage Of the citizens. foe 4-lIn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

y CURE FOR DIARRHGA.--A gentleman
= ,a's city, who for a long time has labored
suuef an obstinate and apparently incurabe di-
asuaoa' reports himself as entirely relieved by
S Ss.l an infusion of the roots OF the dew
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12
Mn LpvIs Nick ENzGE. The following

Mr.. LEWIS MCKENZIE. The following Is
from the Orange Exposlor:
"A report, apparently we'll founded, has
reached us that Mr. Lewis Mckenzie will be
nominated for Governor and will be powerfully
supported Radical as he is, Mr.. Mckenzie is
confessed to be one OF the best and most useful
citizens Of Alexandria. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12
l4S, KING STREET.
l4S, KING STREET.

70 THE PURLTC.
The subscriber has just returned from the
Eastern markets, where he has spent the past
two months in selecting and purchasing one OF
the largest and best stocks Of Goods ever offered
for sale in Alexandria, which he intends to sell
at prices lower than the same articles can be
bought this side Of the city of New York, The
attention of country merchants and the trade
generally, is called to his extensive stock Of
Doors and SHOES for Ladies, Misses and Child
rem, Boys Youths and Men. Also, his assort
ment Of READY. MADE CLOTHING and Fur.
N1sH1Na GOODS, which is unsurpassed in this
market all Of which having been bought at
great bargains will be sold at hgures Tar below
current prices In order to accommodate his
wholesale business he has rented a large ware
house, in which will be found the largest and
finest stock every offered in Alexandria.
HENRY STRAUSS,
sen o.2m l19, King st., corner ct. Asnph,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

JEwELRr.,-spangIo and 8 link a6o Bog Weed ,S d
STYLES OF Sleeve Buttons Studs Chains, Brace
lets and Locl,ets, Silver-plated Spoons, and
Forks, Cups, Tablets, Call Bells, &c, received
this week at prigg's One Dollar Jewe'ry Store,
No. 438, Pa ave, near Al st., Washington, d. G.
Gcl 10--1f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12
EXCURSIONS BALLS &c.
GRAND BALL
" AT THE

WAND BALL
W AT THE
- T OF o NJ A c. q K ID X n
ON SATU RDAY EVENING. OCTOBER IL.
provided the weather is favcraoe)
Superior Music has been engaged for the &c
ca5IOn.
Tickets, to admit Gentlen all, Is cts; Ladies
free. TO commence at s clock
Gas~ No improper persons admitted. The
strctest order will be preserved.
oct lot HERBN Err u PORTNER.
r. 1 n 7 R A c Il 7 .
The EINTRACHT CLUB, having enlarged
aud beautided their Hall, in the Washington
Buildings, No. 10 King street, will give 4
DEDICATION BALL,
On MONDAY EVENING, Ger. 2lst, 1867.
Tickets One Dollar, admitting Gentleman
and Lady, to be procured Of any Of the follow
ing Committee
L.. Stein. II. KleZenstein.
w. H. Wilhcring [. Schwarz
&c 9-ootd l Rammel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12
Ky / II PAKkOTT-AuCTN'R r.

! 5DM MISSION Frs SALE.--ln execution
I ] of a decree OF the Comfy Court Of A!cyan-
Iria county, rendered nj July term, 1867, in.
the suit Of Burke & Herbert w. Fairfax and.
others, the Undersigned viii offer for sale, al
public auction, in front :" the premises, on
irHIiRSDA /, the 18th day Of October ncXt,
ut T. q, cloci. m, that VALUABLE LOI OE
GROUND, With the large IHkEE:SIORl
HOUSE thereon, situated OF the south SIDE o.
iap street between }lnter and Fairfax SITS;
fronting on Sing street Il feet Il inches, and
running back B: trct to al alley, - feet vide,
extending through the sIuare from Water t"
Eairf.y street The house was formerly occu-
ned rs a dwelling, and may still be used for
thut purpose, al n first class boarding house, or
may be readily and at snail expense. converted
into large NuI c.,mm1diou5 store mouse, being
in th. immediate vicinity Of the centre or husi-
ne. and trade, and within = square and hall
Of the river.
\ H., one other LDI, Ia the rear Of Iho ono
aI,,yr described situated and fronting on the
said alley y: feet, and in depth SO feet
TERNS--,ne.tcn Of the purchase money
must be paid ~ Il deposit on the day OF sale;
the residue in three equal instaIments, at e., Il
and Is months from the day Of sale; the deter
red payments to be secured by the notes Of the
purchaser. with good endorser, and retention
Of the Title un.il the whole of the purchase
money Is paid and thc property liable to bero~
sold at the rst; Of the purchaser, and the c&Sh
pavlnant forfeited upon the failure to com
p!7 with the t61mts o. sale
P'' Law. 3. TAYLOR
WI II. DULAN I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

DI E5' "t GEN MS MISsE:9' BOYS, YO0TH5'
and GulLDRENb BOOTS and SHOES, Of
every description, which have been recently
made, Of the best quality and latest sly les also
:. good stool, Of HEANI GOODS, suitable Tor
tention Of country merchants, and farmers III
want Of good and reliable goods will do well L"
call and examine before buying, ~ they viii
be sold very cheap.
- q" - Scotch Boltan Boots.
a a. Dress Boots
:. Heavy Kip Double Sole.
1" Calf Congress.
(" stitch Congress.
" Scotch Bottom Shoes
g Peg BAlmorals.
" Heavy Kip Brogsna.
Ladies Calf Goat and Morocco Boot,
" Glove, Kid, Congress and Polish Boots
&c zine Xii Heel Slipper
- Lasting and M"rncco.
Misses' Calf, Goat and Morocco Boot
" Lasting and Kid Polish
Children'a Goat Morocco, Lasting, Calf an,i
... Glove Kid, Lace and Button Boots
Boys, Youths and Chldren's Long Calf a,n'
Kip.
Cent? and Lsd@s Cum oyer;;'h"ez
w u. w ~ ~ l.
sep II II, King street, Ala&andris,, Va.
{TANEkLI HOUSE,
CULPEPEK G. H., VA,
Board. per Jay, So.
JOHN T. HICE3. Prop.
Culpepcr &, H, oc TT -.-z
Nj l53 J. McGRAW'&
Xl FASHIONABLE MILLINERl
AND DRESS MAKING ROOMS,
.H No. II, South Royal Street,
sep 25-1v ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

COUNTY CoURr-FRIDAY. NJ Germann,
ct ux., VS.. g. Vogelgesapy and others-ln
chancery-a degree was entered in this cause.
Com. VS.. George Arrington--on an lndict-
ment for petit larceny-jury returned a verdict
of guilty, and the prisoner was sentenced 10 ~
days Imprisonment in the county Jail.
Com. VS.. Terry Ryan-on an Indictment for
nuisance-ju jury returned verdict of not guilty,
and the accused was discharged.
Com VS. Mary Odell-on an indictment for
petit larceny-jury returned a verdict of not
guilty, and the accused was discharged.
VIM. H. Price, who was convicted of house
burning, was brought into Court, in custody
of the jailor, and the motion for new trial
was fully heard by the Court, and overruled;
thereupon the prisoner, by his counsel, moved
the Court in arrest of judgment, which motion
was ovelrnled by the Court, and it was de-
manded Of the said Price if anything ne knew,
or had to say, why the Court should not pro-
nounce Judgment against him, and nothing
being offered or alleged 10 delay OF judgment,
the Court sentenced him to be confined In the
penitentiary of this State for three years;
when, on motion Of the prisoner counsel, ex-
ecution of judgment il stayed for thirty days.
The Court then adjourned till eleven o clock
to day.
TO-DAY the cases Of the Com. vs. Randall
r ainey, charged with assault and battery and
same VS.. Norval Robinson, charged with the
same offence, were taken up.
DISEASED MEAT official reports state that
nearly COO tons Of meat have been condemned
during the past six years in the London mar
ket by the inspectors appointed for that pur-
pose It is not supposed that any one would
Intentionally expose diseased meat for sale
our markets, but that inexperienced persons
may possess the means Of Judging, we give
few rules condensed from report on the sub
ject, whereby Judgment may be formed =
Good meat is neither Of pale plnkish color
nor OF dark purple tint. The former lndl-
Gates disease, The latter natural death or acute
fever. Good meat is marked by small veins OF
fat, which is hard and suety, and never wet;
while chat OF diseased meat is soft and watery,
often like jelly or sodden parchment Healthy
meat feels fine and somewhat elastic, and
scarcely mostcns The fingers, while diseased
meat is soft and wet, often SO much so that
serum runs from it. Good meat has little odor
and that not disagrceable, while diseased meat
smells faint and cadaverous, and often cmlts
the olor of medicine, especially when fresh
cut, or minced, or treated with hot water.
Good meat shrinks in cooking, while bad
shrvels or boils to pieces" Dr. Livingston
says that the flesh of slaughtered cattle while
suffering with pcuro- pneumonia produces ma
lgnant carbunce in those who cat it. lie
cites statistics to prove that after the importa-
ton of pluro pneumonia in cattle from Holland,
the deaths from carbunce increased more than
six-fod, and the mortality from kindred dis
eases increased thirty fold. The i'll effects Of
this kind Of meat cannot be destroyed by cook
ing .r...... -...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12
abOPIII.Ak GOODS
AT POPULAR HRlt d.

abOrlII LAR GOODS
AT POPULAR rRIC E:t.
NOAH WALKER 81 CO.,
&CS, rENNA. AVE BET. 9Th and Ith STREETS,
(Metropnlitan Hotel Building)
WASHINGTON, ID. G..
We lave on hand, and arc constantly recriv-
ing, Of our own manufacture
BLACK CLOTH FROCk COATS,
Black Cloth Sacks and Walking Coats, CHasi-
II ere Sucks, with Vests and Pantaloons t.
match Black Docskin aud tnncy coI"rs Cas"'
mere Pants.
Ovcrcoats in al the variety Of Beavers, Cas-
tors and Motions.
Boys Clothing in great variety and style, t.
fit boys from to 70 years Of age.
The reputation experience and facilities OF
the above house, are guarantees To the pu bis
that they will always find, at reasonable prices
the latest and most desirable styles for Gentle
men, Youths and Boys.
WASHINGTON, oct lO--lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

CuURcH ORGANIZATION Thr revival no.
ticed as In progress ut hi: Village chapel, still
continues with unalatr'4, or rather WltiI IN
creased interest, am! Il considerable nnmDe!
OF conversions are rerortrd from time to time
As the FRUITS Of this revival Il church organi-
zaiion has been effected under lie pastoral
charge Of Rev j e., Hummer, composed OF
the new converts and same Of the. members OF
the Nj. f. Church, South. On Washington
street; vino have been in part Instrumental in
promoting the revival interest. The nucleus
of new church is thus formed, which, from
present appearances, bids lair to prosper. :
ACCIDENT. Mr.. Jonathan Hicks, OF this
rlace, while walking at the leot OF Ninth
street, in Arlington, on Thursday evening
fell from Ihc high embankment at that point
and was severely injured from the bruises re-
ceiyed. He was taken up shortly alter bJ
some persons residing in the vicinity, who sen
him to his home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

IUD1CIh Ia i>La LIE.
Pursuant t. a decree rendered by the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county, ut June term, !'"', III
the case Of Burke and others Vs: WiIIco%"H Nnd
others, the undersigned, Commissioners, or one
If them viii, Oh MONDAY, the DIST day Of
October, l8iI1 lColtr5 day at Fairfax Ct. House,
offer for aitc ~ public auction, to the highest
bidder. thaL NALUABLH PROPERTY, ut
the said Court House, belonging 10 the estate u
K0Zier Wiliruxen deceased, and no" occupied
by Mrs Powell and Mrs. berkeley as private
residences and by Job uaWXhur3t Is q store
This blori Of buildings contains two distinct
reaiIence+, besides stables, smoke hons", &c,
but the whole will be sold together.
TENNIS. A deposit of ten per ceHtnta 90 be-
paid 81. the day of SALE the residue al the GUT
ments, st sig. twelve and eighteen months, the.
lafarrrd payments to be secured by The b0nda
Of the purchaser, with sufficient security, ana
hearn@ Interest from day Of sale; the title !"
be retained until All the purchase money -
paid and the deposit TO be forfeited, ana III"
urnprrty liable to be rcsod ut the risk o! INC
iurchn*er, should he fail to complete MS p.f
chase upon the sale being confirmed bE ."'
Court. n T. w VI - - w ,UnS
Fairfax CO., sep ll-2awts Col'litlnss'o'
I@1DM MISSIONEkS SALE.-rby d'I"GIioh
{ ,rlhe decree Of the Circuit court OF fmf-
- rnnnty IN the suits Of Z. <. Ford 81 co: ".
i,m,n;tnn Ws1e and othcra, entered nj June
,'r,n ioG- The Undersigned. Commissioners, in
! ssil dacrta named Will, on the 2lsf ia or
; OIrORER, 1867. Ohat being the Isl day II oc-
t,I,n, Cnurt sell, 10 the highest bidder ut pub
H. sslc - font OF Fairfax Court House. u
rRAiI' OF LAND, containing IS acres and TO
| ,nlas This farm lies one mile north nl Fa!rlaX
! t.nurt House, on the county road Is OF good
mality, and susceptible Of easy Improvement.
] TERMS OF 81 LIE, MS directed by the Court:
! hand as a ueUDSlt. liable to be lOf-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12
sep 2-2m 149, King st., corner st. Asaph,

lOS S3CHOoLHER 81 Bros. OLD STAND. 1US
SOMETHING WORTH Knowing. Having Just
returned from New York, | give all those in
want Of Clothing the highly satisfactory news
that ain now prepared to sell Clothing at least
% per cent cheaper than they can DC purchased
anywhere in this city. | mention also that
have some Of the choicest and most beautiful
patterns of Fall and Winter Cassimerea to.
gether with fine Beaver Suits, and a variety of
other goods too numerous t" mention. A. call
will satisfy any one that maIeth rs no boast
but can furnish them with shy article desired
in Mems and Boys Clothing, or Furnishing
Goods CAll early if you wish to secure good
cheap and handsome suit.
HERMAN REIZENSTEIN,
sep Il Pm 109, King street, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12
LAW. 3. TAYLOR
" NJ. II. DU La I.
~. T.. CARN Z.
sep IG-ept=

COMMISSIONS Sale OF VALU A
& BILE KEAI. E&fAt E.-Pur5"@nt 70 u de-
cree ct the Circuit t}u"t for the County Of
Fairfax. in tl!, SUI: q, :. y. BEewis and others
against John Il G5arges, tho uHder5Ignea WI!
sell. ut Fairfax g. L., On AlONl}Ai, the 18TH
day Of September next. that being Court day.
TWD TRACT5 OF LAMP enc "G. containing S1a.,t
i2l acres. lying at Annaniale, in the county OF
Fairfax, on the paved Toad leading from Alex
andra 10 Fairfax Court House, eight miles
from the lpGuor place, and ten miles rom
Washington city It is in several lots, each OF
which will be s3ld separately, if deemed hest BY
the Commissioners OF SAFE This property Il
admirably located Tor II dairy or maj iet farm
The other tract, containing 10 acres and y poles
is situated two miles west Of the Court House
on the tauquicr road.
TERMS-Onc-tcnth Of the purchase money
will be- required in hand rs deposit, the residue
in & r. and Il months. with interest from the
day If s,ic. The title t. the and to be retained,
and the land liable to be reSold for default III
either of the deferred instruments. Sale To take
place between Il and 2 O clock.
VIM. II. DULANI
r. II. COCEERILLE.
THOS r. LOVE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

PERSONAL---VERY.. W. w. Duncan, at one
time the popular aud winning Pastor of the
NJ e. Church, South, in this city, was here ON
Wednesday last. j. M Stevens, so well known
here in the former firm of Peel and Stevens,
Druggists, is in the grocery business 10 Rich
mcnd J.E Douglas, is also in that city ID
the same business he conducted in this city, up
to a short tine ago. Dr. Albert ". Gray. and
Messrs. Gray & Miller, of the firm OF Gray
Miller & Co, and A. McCleish are in business
in Baltimore Alexandra merchants seem to
flourish and prosper wherever they settle.
49, BRANCH TO WASHINGTON 1t is said that
atthe meeting proposed in l4eesburg, in favor
of branch road from the Alex , /. & Fl K.
r., to Georgetown and " asLington, tn he held
on the 23d inst, the Common Col:ncil Of
Georgetown will be represented and the Rail
road is to appoint delegates that free
passes over the road will be rendered 10 them
1t is, also, said that every dollar necessary to
the construction Of the proposed branch, CON-
mencing fl e or six miles the other side Of
Alexandria, can be raised in Washington. and
Georgetown.
The MARKET was tolerably we'll supplied
this morning w,th country produce. Sweet
potatoes $IaSl 20 per bu4heI Irish potatoes
81; turnps 20 cents per peek luna beans 3
cents per quart; black eyed peas 3aI0 cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

DLANK BOOKS.-Day Books, Journals
ID Ledgers, Cash Books, Pocket Menoran-
dums Pass Books, Indexed, Pencil, Order,
Grain, Milk, Time, Composition and Copy
Books The French Litter Press Copying
Books received and for sale by
oc 10 JOHN II. pARROTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

CIRCULAR To Persons Renouating and Egg
miShing Dwelling and Tenement HoHSes
subscriber respectfully announces that he has
resumed his business ut store No.l57, north side
Of King, doors cast Of Washington st., where
can be found well selected stock of Wall Pa
per, suitable for halls, parlors, dining, rooms,
chambers, &c.,-all' new patterns Window
Shades, Of all styles and colors; Oval and
Square Picture Frames, of Walnut Rosewood
and Gilt, and all Gilt Picture Cords and Tas,
sells, Pictu Nails, Cornices and Curtain Hooks
of rich design; shade FIXTURES, Locking
Glasses Of new design; Fire Board P l'ia
Window Paper, Plain and Figured, Sc, which
will be sold lower than the sam goods have a'
been sold since 1861. Call and satisfy your
selves, as it is no trouble to show them. Also,
large lot Of Damaged Paper, :uitable for ten
ement houses cheap. Some OF 1t is but slightly
damaged and will be sold for less than half tn q
usual price. AL orders for Pnpering public
halls and dwellings will be promptly attended
to, and satisfaction guaranteed. Venetian
Blinds repaired at short notice, and all kinds OF
Upholsterng promptly attended To by expe-
renced workmen. a.. NJ. TuHMAN,
sep 26--lm l59 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

OFHH1S8 OF FEES'" GOODS
/ have received and opened fine assortment
Of French Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Feathers,
Ribbons Velyets Cloaks, Cloths, LAGOS, Trim
mings Undergarmcnt5, Handkcrchieis, Kid
Gloves, Fans, Human HairworE, Lupln Per-
fun cry, etc, etc
+ RESPECTFULLY request the ladies to examine
mt goods, rs they ara superior in style and
quality, at moderate prices.
Cloa,s, Dresses and Bonnets made to order
NJ. WILLIAM,
&22G Penn ave Washington, DC.
WASHINGTON. Oc S--1W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-12

Fairfax county, mug l7--cots ,,
80" The aj."Vc sale Is postponed untl MON
DAY, the 2lst day Of October. sep i9-GOl8