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hE5LENAs HOUSEHOLD. A tale Of Rome in
NJ HIrst Century. 15mo. PIP. 422. illustrated,
Wv York: Robert Carter and Brothers.
nus Is reprint of an English novel, semi
.onsious In character, and deriving its
."e, interest from its vivid and often
'n'iihS descriptions OF the trials and srf;,r-
ings oi the carly christian martyrs Ttis vou
written and as it adheres closely 10 recordad
facts, Is not without value as an historical MIC.
ture. The story is tragical of course. but the
spirit and influence OF the book are pood
For sale at Paekard's
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for Ami, !.
received of the publishers, Messrs Ttcknor &,
Fields, Boston. 1t has a table of contents
more than usually varied and interesting
Probably the article which will command at
tention from the widest circle Of readers is that
by Mr.. G. f. Adams, jr., on 'The Railroad Sys-
tenn" 1t is clear and vigorous in statement
and pregnant in suggestion upon topic which
is fast assuming proportions of immense i'm
portance. The question of the power of rail
road and other monopolies promises to become
ere long one OF the most momentous which our
people are to be called upon to settle The
question of slavery once fairly set at rest, the
AoAs 'JA'AA shO PSoPio nave bOC TO StrduaIe
Is this OF the great monopolies.
The article on Lessing is by Professor Low
ell, himself, and is one of bis most characteris-
tic papers. We have marked several passages
for quotation..elsewhere. British Finance iu
1Sl6," is discussed by an anonymous writer
The article on Religious Liberty" is by Mr..
Charles Elliot Norton; that On "The New Jar-
sey Monopolies" by j. X. Medbery, and on
Deaf Mute Education" by +. B. Sanborn.-
Mr.. w. ID. Howells contributes brief paper on
Henry Wadsworth Longlellow, which is full
of delicate discrimination and cordial appre-
citation OF the genius of that author. OF less
general Though not of inferior interest is the
article, also by Mr. Howells, ON Modern Ital-
ian Poets" In particular are We gratifed at
his discriminating presentation of the poeti al
merits of Aleardo Aleard a writer too little
known to English readers. a somewhat saw
age, but on the whole just and sensible on
slaught upon the Biographers Of Charles
Lamb, by Mr.. A. s. Hill, completes the list OF
formal articles Some sixty pages of critical
notices of recent publications; letter from
Hon. George Bancroft in reply to a recent
pamphlet by Prof G. w. Greene, and char
acteristic letter from Hon. Horace Greeley to
the editors of the Review, make up the con-
tents of the present number.
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WJLL be received until IL o'clock NJ, MAY 3d.
w 1867, at the office OF the Superintendent of the
new Custom House, Portland, Maine, for furnishing
and delivering at site of building the Granite work
required therefor -A
Plans, specifications and samples of the various
grades Of hammering may be seen at the office of
the Supervising Architect of the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington, D. c.. and at this office.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a sample Of
the stock proposed not over nine inches cube prop
erly marked with the name OF the bidder, and must
be submitted before the opening of the bids.
Specifications and Blank forms for proposals can
be obtained from the Supervising Architect at this
office, and bid will be considered that is not in
strict accordance with their requirements and of this
advertisement a-
All bids must be accompanied by the bond of two
responsible persons in the sum OF $1,000, that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract if award
Ed to him, the suciency of the security to be cert-
fed to by the U. S. District Attorney, Judge or
Clerk of the U. S. District Court.
The DEPARTMENT reserve the right to reject any or
all OF the bids, and to accept different proposals for
the Basement Story and the Superstructure ii Deem
ed to the interest of the Government to do so,
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for Gran
ite-work," and addressed to ~ +
f-la HENRY KINGSBURY,
Superintendent Custom House,
aprSeodtmay3 Portland, Me.
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The Austrian Mission.
special Washington dispatch to Boston

A special Washington dispatch to Boston
paper says:
Tho nomination of Henry j. Raymond as
minister I to Austria will neither be rejected nor
conf;rmed - Quite general desire is manifest
ed by entire body Ss G Ms
sIS ovlSiS remain at Vienna, and it is probable
shSu si,;s feeling will be formally made known to
the President by resolution. Some senators
link his letter, written under what he consid-
cred an affront ought not tn be taken as an
actual tender of resignation, and this view may
also be communicated to the executive. Mr..
Raymond's nomination will be laid on the
table till next winter.
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duty, and trust to good Providence to crown
his labors with success.
Should the season prove good year Cor
wheat how sorry will some men be next fan
that they had not sown the requisite quantity
of seed the present springl The earlier 1t is
done the better. TRAXI.
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Proposals for Sand.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
....Ol-. NEW U. S. CUSTOM HOUSE,
Portland, Maine, April Is, 1861
CEALED proposals will be received at the Office OF
- the undersig .ed, until IL o'clock NJ, April 30th,
1867, tor furnishing and delivering one thousand
Q0O0) loads, of halt cubic yard each, of the best
sharp ana clean sand for the government buildings
to be erected at Portland, Maine the sand to be de-
iivered Mt the sites OF the buildings fast desired
by the Superintendent, or required by the progress
OF the work. Proposals will be made by the load,
including all freight, hauling, &c.
Ten per cent. of all payments retained until COM
pletion of contract. The Department reserves the
right to reject any or all of the proposals.
Proposals should be endorsed "Proposals for Sand,
and addressed to n.
ss HENRY KINGsBURY,
apr17 eodtd Superintendent
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JOHN APPLETON,
JONAS CUTTING,
EDw. KENT, Ei4
G. w. WALTON,
WILLIAM G. BARR

E-L CHAs. DANFoRTH
Hon. Ephrasm Fant, Secretary of State, Au-
gusta. .'....t s.,
1t only remains to be stated that this opin-
10 l, though dated March II, was received by
the Secretary of State April 18th. The dis
senting opinion of Judge Dickerson was filed
in conformity with the law before the aOth
March. 1t is understood that Judge Tapley
dissents from the views of the majority, but we
have no information whether his opinion has
been filed or not o
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-19

AT late educational meeting in Mile-End
the Duke Of Argyll contrasted the system Of
education in Scotland with the condition cf
things in England. He believed the time was
near at hand when the people of England will
press for the American system; where e'uca-s
ton is supported by the public rates, leaving
the religious education to the Sunday OILS.
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PRESS.
Friday Morning, April 10, 1867.
Taxation of National n..L stock.
PORTLAND.

The third section of "an act providing for
taxation of the property and stock of National
banks and banking associations" passed by the
last Legislature, requires the assessors of anv
town in which national bank is located. to
assess the taxes upon the shares held by share
holders residing elsewhere, and to forward GER
tificates of the taxes SO assessed to the assess
ors of the towns where such shareholders re-
side. The fourth section provide for the col
lection of the taxes so assessed and certified,
holders reside. The fifth section requires the
omission of shares held by non-resdents from
the valuation of the town in which the bank
is located. The sixth section provides for the
compensation of the assessors who actually as
sess the taxes, and for the punishment of
wiiful neglect of their duty. In proviso it is
enacted "that if the Justices of the Supreme
Judicial Court shall declare that the taxes as
sessed by State law on the shares of National
banking associations cannot be applied to the
use and benefit of the town where the share
holders reside, if in town other than where
the bank is located and that the provisions of
this act providing therefor are inconsistent
with any existing law of Congress, and shall
file said answer with the Secretary of State
before the 3Oth of March, 1867, then sections
three, four, five and six of this act shall not
take effect" Otherwise the whole act was to
take effect as law on the 3Oth March.
We give below & -.t I'D
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JONEPH 6TORY

Manufacturer and Dealer in ENAMELED SLATE
and CHIMNEY TOPS. Importer and dealer in Eng
lish Floor Tiles, German and French Flower Pots,
and Busts. Glass Shades and Walnut Stands Bol,e
mian and Lava Vases and other wares s"1'-
1l2 FREMONT STREET. Studio Building
mar lod6lh sga1 af44i BOSTON Mass
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Sn TUBS Prime Canada and Vermont Butter
w just received and for sale by
mr29t j. l.. WEEKS,72 72 "a Fore st.
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IttIIO IOT S1TG.
n round corners, Boston make has been used hut
little, will be old at a bargain -.
Apply at this office. -ED IN. AMI --taw3w
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PROPOSALS.

U. S. Engineer Office, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY II.

Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL. The closing ez-
srcises of the Episcopal High School Of Vir-
einis, near this city, ended yesterday with re-
suits entirely satisfactory to the Rector, his
assistants, and the pupils.
The following list shows the names of the
bows who merit honorable notice, for scholar
ship and department:
Certificates of Proficiency have been award
ed in German to j. Southgate Yeaton, Alex
sndria, Va. in Latin to Louis A. CazenoVe,
Fairfax county, We. !; r. Emmett tunsen,
Fairfax county, Va; Edmund j. Lee, Fairfax
county, Va. /; 8. Atkinson Grlgg, Alexandra,
Va; in French to R. &. Funston, Henry Pey-
ton, Amelia county, Va; In English history,
comfy. Va; J. Marshall Mills, Alexandra
COUNTY va. in English Dictionary, George r.
Atkinson, Alexandria, Va Albert r. Bont2
Fairfax county, Va; James Cunningham,
Fairfax county, Va in English Composition,
G. r. Atkinson, L. A. Cazenove, j. NJ. Mills,
Henry Peyton; in Arithmetic, Albert L. Bontz
2. J. Lee, j. Packard, Fairfax county, Va, ;
in Bookkeeping, S. a. Grigg, c. G.. Lee
Henry Peyton in Mathematics, s. A. Grigg
c. G. Lee, j. s. Yeaton; in Geography to G.
R. Atkinson and VIM W. Walker in Gram
mar to Geo. r. Atkinson.
Certificates of Distinction have been award
ed in English Dictionary to l.. A. Cazenove,
R. E. Funston, S. A. Grigg, c. G. Lee, p. j.
Lee, F. D. Lee, Fairfax county, Va. John
Lloyd, Alexandra county, Va j: NJ: Mills,
r. J. Packard, Henry Peyton. W. ". Walker,
Fairfax county, Va; j. r. Winchester, Anne
Arundel county, Nd. J: S. Yeaton and Geo.
Mcclure, Fairfax county, Va in English Com
position to R. 4. Funston, S. A. Gugg, f. D.
Lee, John Lloyd, r. J. Packard, ". W.
Walker, j. r. Winchester, j. S. leaton, and
George Mcclure in Arithmetic to r. f. Fun
stem, D. NJ Mills and George Mcclure; in
English Grammar to E j. Lee, T. j. Packard,
". ". Walker, j. R. Winchester and George
Mcclure in Geography to r. f. Funston, 5.
A. Grigg, &. G. Lee, E. j. Lee, John Lloyd
J. NJ Mills, IT, j. Packard Henry Peyton, j.
r. Winchester; in French to Frank D. Lee !;
in Latin to F. D. Lee. John Lloyd, 4. J.
Packard, j. R. Winchester, and George Nc
Clure in Greek to Ed. lee in English His
tory to Henry Peyton; in Mathematics to T.
D. Lee, JOIN. Lloyd, and j. S. Winchester.
First prize of merit in Scholarship and de-
pertinent to John Lloyd, Alexandra county,
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

SECRET ASSOCIATIONS The following is Il
list of the different secret associations IN this
city, and their regular meeting nights:
Observation-Disclosures Washington Lodge,
No. 80, meets in the hall over the market
square on the second and fourth Thursdays in
each month
Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. 100, meets in
Odd Fellows Hall, Columbus street, on the
first and third Thursday in each month.
Mount Vernon Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
sons meets 10 Washington Lodge Room on the
first Monday in each month.
Odd Fellows Potomac Lodge, No. SO, meets
10 the hall on the Columbus street every Fri
day night; Sarepta Lodge, No. 4G, meets in
Phenix Hall, corner of King and Royal sts,
every Tuesday night; Marley Encampmeut
meets lie Odd Fellows Hall on the second and
fourth Monday in each month.
Temperance Societies-Firgnia Tent CT Re-
shabites meets in Phoenix Hall every Monday
night; Mt Vernon Division Sons of Temper
ance meets in Phoenix Hall every Wednesday
night; Harmony Division Sons of Temperance
meets every Friday night in Phoenix Hall.
Osceola Tribe of l. O. R. NJ. meets every
Thursday night in Phoenix Hall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

SPECIAL TERM we understand from the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, that, pursuant to
recent act of the General Assembly, provid-
iug for the holding of four terms Of the Cir
cult Court for this county, Judge Thomas will
hold Court on the third Monday in August
pext The Court will be adjourned from
Monday, however, to Thursday, to give the
Attorneys and Others an opportunity to visit
Fairfax County Court then to be in session.
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GEoRaETowN.--T Washington Union
proposes steam ferry across the Potomac OPP
posite Georgetown-reIers to the liberal action
in Alexandria to establish steam ferry here
says that some attribute the loss Of the Vir-
ginia trade in Georgetown to the Aqueduct,
and others to the Long Bridge-and afhrms
that those who talk Of building bridge at the
Agueauct refuse to put draw in it.
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FIRST WARD RADICALS. "A meeting Of the
Republican club of the First Ward was held last
night in Slouby' school house, 4 colored school
house on Wolfe street, Edward Evans, colored,
10 the chair, aud W. W. White, Secretary
No business of Importance was transacted, and
after the delivery Of an address, by Charles
Watson, coored, upon the present duty Of
solofed men, the meeting adjourned until next
Tuesday evening.
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YACHT RACE. There will occur on Satur-
day next, yacht race from the neighborhood
Of the Potomac Ferry Co.. wharf, in Wash
ngton, to the buoy opposite Fort Foote, at
the bluff, and return. All boats under twenty
i've feet keel may be entered. The prize is
understood to be silver goblet valued at one
hundred dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

CoNFIsCATED Property The case of the
coohscated property of Mr.. Joseph Bluin, as
we'll as that Of Mr.. VIM. N McVeigh, will be
before Chief Justice Chase, in Richmond, on
the first Monday in November next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

Ads Washington, were DISCHARGED with an
admonition..s 4s'-:=.SE
George Henson, colored, for stealing three
pair of boots from Frank Jacks colored, was
committed to jail for trial at the October term
of the Circuit Court
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Peter Gallagher,
for an assault on the wife Of Carson Kane, was
held in security for his future good behavior.
WASHINGTON ITEMS. In the Senate yes
terday Mr.. Sumner presented the petition of
John H. Brown, VIM Fl. Smith, Il G. Towns
end, George W. Hatton, aud +. Toien, com,
mittee on behalf of the citizens Of the Fourth
Ward, asking for modification of the laws OF
the District so that there shall be no distinction
on account Of color in the qualification Tor
holding Office and that such legislation snail
be enacted as will strike out the word "hl'e
and the property qualification from the charter
Of the District
In the House, Dir. Stevens introduced his
bill Of last session to establish system OF pub
lic-schooIs for the District of Columbia. Ii is
the same bin as that introduced by him Janu-
arv 80. 1867, and was referred, on his motion,
to special committee OF five.
A resolution of inquiry as to the Washington
Monument Association and the disposition OF
the funds contributed, was passed in the House
of Representatives, yesterday.
Sanford Conover, alias Charles A. Dun ham,
the CONVICTED perjurer, was yesterday defeated
in his third or fourth effort to secure new
trial, by Judge Cartier overriding Tho last mo-
ton submitted for that purpose.
Mr.. Ephraim Wheeler has resigned his seat
as member Of the Board of Aldermen, he not
being qualified under the charter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

Man OvERsoARD.-A man hailirg from
Plttsburg, who fell asleep on Janney's Wharf
yesterday evening, rolled overheard about 3
o'clock, but was rescued by Mr.. John Phillips
and Capt. Huntington, who happened to be in
the neighborhood at the time.
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NEOURN1NG DRESS GOODS.

IAH ~ DRESS GOODS.
We would call the attcuton IF deslers to our
stock Of MOI kAlNG UNfSo GOODS.
Black Grenndinc
. Capcrmerett. Two yards wide
Berage.
Sballey.
- Hernanna. ,,;ao
Berage. "'"'
= Grenudine.
9 IamcrLcln.
Lupin's Superior dOuble- width MouaIln; real
MOha!r AlpacCa, all qualities superior Organ
dies and Juconctt Lawns, with other desirable
goods, which offering ut the very lowest
prices. II. l.. WOOD,
ie % Corner King and Farfux sts.
FLEeANT NEW GOODS.
We are now in receipt of the best selected as
sortrnent Of DRY GOODS we have ever offered
in alexandria.
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS,
we have all the new styles and choice brands. of
rich figured and plain Qrgandies.
Jaconcts and Percals
" Embroidered Grenadines
Crapemerctta, Mohair5, Lustrins, DeChiey-
ers, Grenadine Brooches, Ginghams, Seeded,
Striped and Plain Muslins Heavy RcppGd and
Plain Black Silk, Colored Silk, Sc.
IN MOURNING GOODS,
we have Black Hermann, two yards wide Black
Bcragc, two yards W de, for shawls and suits;
Also all. silk Grcnadine, Iron Berage, Lupin's
French MOuSlins, Alpacas, Gall prces,) Plain,
Figured and Striped, Black, Black and White
Lawns, Mourning Silk, New Style Black and
White, and Black and Lead Colored Calico
English Grape and Grape Eeils BlacI: Tissue
and Berage for Wells.
IN DOMESTICS,
-,
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tOL1cE REPoRr-MAYoR's OFFICE
y na auAs9n, colored, for striking colored cir
Rea Jane White, was fined and discharged
ph;n Tiak Waters, George Baggott and William
A''''ps' boys, tor striking colored boy named
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17
MILBURN'S.
FLY KILLE !

S. DEALHAM, LOG, King street, has just
returned from New York, with the largest
stock of LINEN AND SUMNER CASHMERE
CLOTHING, ever before brought TO this rket.
lie 27-2aWtf
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WHITE LINEN Duck AND DRILLING SUITS
for gentlemen at various prices, from S. to SIS
per suit, at S. DEALHAM's, l06 King street
e 27--2aWtl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

CABBAGEs-M James f. Hammcrsey,
near Clifton, Fairfax county, sent us in yester-
DAY fine specimen of The cabbages grown on
his farm,
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- DIS! + + D S
- $ + Z y $ II!
" have Just received and opened for sale 3qr
spring supply of fresh GEN ULNE GARDEN
SEEDS comp iSing all the best, and many rare
Varieties, and purchased from the ceicDrntcG
Grove :, Th"rburn X Co., Of New lo!k, an .
LanGrcth y Son. of Philadelphia. Tooar farm
or. and gardeners we guarantee satisfaction rs
/" quality and prices. -,
We are also engaged in putting un, and viii
snie great variety Of Flower Seeds, in papers,
ut i've cents each, or fifty cents pei dozen, to
which we especially invite the attention. Of the
ladies. For q very small sum beautiful FLow-
ER BED can thus be obtained.
Thankful for the iibcraI patronage which We
received from the public in this line of our trade
last wear, we respectfully solicit renewal of the
same during the present season.
JANEEY & CO..
feb 80 Druggists, 49, King street
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Just received, 200 LINEN AND CAssIMER
Boys SUITS, at s. DEALHAMs, JOG, Kin
street. je Zj-EaWt!
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OFFICIAL VIsIT.-The Mayor and several
members of the City Council paid an oficia
Visit of sfectiou to the Poor's House, thi:
morning.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY

ARRIVED,
Gchr. Wenonah, Tall, Georgetown, TO G. Y,
Worthington.
SAILED
Steamer Columbia, Harper Baltimore, by b
Wheat
Steamer Kennebec, Wilson, Baltimore, by
J. Broders s. Co.
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VALUABLE
ANDRIA, Ian y AND CITY LOTS
4 Il PIP Y ! NIk : 1 l I,

ANDRlA, LAND AND CITY LOIS
At PRIVATE SALE
The estate call,d WARWICK, four mile
from Washington city, and two from Alexan
dra on the railroad ant turn! ike between the
IWO cities.
The property will be sold in three parts, viz
!. FiFTY-SIN a ORES, with BRICK
DWELLING, containing II rooms, and out.
buildings. On this land arc, IN orchard, II full
bearing; market garden, grapes, shrubbery,
forest and ornamental trees and never failing
we'll Of excellent water: The junction station
of the Washington and AIexanGr!a, with the
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, is within
few minutes walk The scenery and view are
of unsurpassed beauty, and the surroundings
uneXceptiOnAbG.
9. THIRTY EIGHT ACRES Of fine meadow
land, about fifty yards from the junction, and
100 from the Canal-sc@arated from No; BY
The Loudoun and Hampshire H2!iroad. This l.
excellent land fer grain and hay, and for mar
": ;. S TWENIIY-FIvE ACRES on the old
Lcesburg road, about midway between the
Theological Seminary and AleXandria. The
view from this situation is beautiful and extern
Sye, and the neigh borhood very agreeable.
The above property VIII be SEo"'- ~ the
auiy residing at Warwick.
Also, the following lots in Alexandria:
ONE ACRE, adjoining the Lcudoun and
Hampshire depot, bounded by Pcndleton A!H-
fax and Water streets.
ONE ACRE, on the south side Of Madison
| street, extending from Fairfax to ROYAL St
ONE ACRE, or the 3outh side OF Montgom-
cr? street, q few yards from the Canal BASIN,
and extending from Washington 10 Sc. AsnPh
street. 4 part Of this lot is occupied by the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad.
\ lot on the south side of Queen sire {, be-
tween Patrick and Alfred streets, about ~ feet
front, and 100 deep TO - feet alley, with t|o
81 al tenement: thereon.
4 lot, n the northeast corner Of alfred ana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

Gentlemen in want Of CLOTHING, will tip'
the best and the cheapest at S. NEALHAM )
loo, King street. je 27-2awtf
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fEARs.-We arc indebted to a kind fricn
'of present of delicious ripe pears.