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CONCLUSION.

Now that I have recitcd this much Of
an interview which | said was not prompt
ed out Of idle curiosity, l leave it for the
idle curiosity of those who may read it..
There is much that I am restrained from
writing which, I think, would do good.
1erently.
During the approaching Presidential
canvass, however, some matters, although
reported by rebels, will be brought to
light, which, true or false, will startle the
country.
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nOCKI,AND sCHOOL. AT GREEN

DOCKLAND SCHOOL, AT GREEN
IL WOOD DEPOT, ALBEMARLR COUNTY,
VA.-The twelfth annual session OF this school
will open on the I'd day Of september next and
close the last of the folio wing Jane.
The course OF instruction Is thoroughly prepa-
ratory for the University Of Virginia 10 the Eng
li.h Latin, Greek French, and German lang uaSes,
in Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
Mr. JOHN MURRAY, Master OF Arts OF the
University Of Virginia. who assisted in the schooi
before The war; will resume his place In the school
tn o next session.
Terms for tuition and board, $3.50 per session in
gold. or its equival ent In the Richmond marsst.
payable one. half the I'd OF September, and tho
other half the lst OF February.
Wood, - per cord Washing, 81. so per month.
PUPILS furnish their own towels and lights.
REV. WILLIAM DINWlDDlB, n. A.,
an 2-eodlst Principal.
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
lN No. 1896 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,


MRS. p. r. STUBS. PRoPRIETREss,
formerly of the National House Broad street.
This house is situated In the most business pari
OF the city, within short distance Of the Tobacco
Exchange convenient TO The Virginia Central and
ments to the travelling public. TBRAs: only TWO
noITipa per day. je IL
DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
II GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, RICH
MOND, VA-This commodious and admirably;
located building, having been thoroughly repaired
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERMANENT, and
DAY BoARDERs. The rooms are large, AIRY
and handsomely furnished the i9eati9n Is cenersl
rate NY 80"
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VARIETY SPRINGS-Thisd delight,
Y full resort, situated on the Virginia Central
railroad fifteen miles west OF Staunton, Is now
open for the reception OF guests
The cars stop at the door.
Wishing to give all persons who may desire 70
test the healing qualities OF these springs an OPP
nortu5lity TO do so, we have placed the price OF
hoard at such figures as we trust will accomplish
that object % m
Board M
No charge for bathing in healing water; ,,ss
jy 22-lm T. q IL. Do On oo9.
ATURAL BRIDGE, ROCk-
IN BRIDGE COUNTY, VA:-PITMAN ~,
PROPRIETORS.-This delightful and fash !onaple
resort and great natural curiosity, that mas oeen
visited by thousands s open TINS sunaei an ID
good living the propretors are dsteamheq1 70
Spare neither pains expense In giving satisiac
ton to all. ,, ,,u potbo =,
Lexington, can reach this place every day Dy
new line OF omnibusses, or by PACKET anu GoaSn.
Every facility will be given parties 70 iea'h any
PEI Terms: $3.50 per day, $50 per month children
and servants half price. ,,n..NAco
10 22-3m NAV
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SCHOOL FOR SMALL GIRLS
~ TEACHERS
Miss LATHROP, MISS WORDSWORTH,
MIIs ROYAL,

We ask special attention to the advantages OF
the Preparatory Department Of the Richmond Fs-
male Institute a school for girls OF say from
seven to thirteen years Of age.
With experienced teachers, aided by tbs Presi-
dent with graded casses fine rooms, and ample
play. GROUNDS, the success OF this department has
been very great We confidently ref er 10 any OF
our par0ns as TO the progress made by their
daughters.
Charges only SIS per term OF three months.
For further information as 10 this or as to tho
higher departments Of the Institute. apply to
CHARLES II. WINSTON, n A.,
an 10 I'm President.
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INHE SOUTHERN MUSICAL lNSIl.
TUTE will be epsned fss i's 'h 1851 unssl ;hs
ratn ,;nn ~ say NJ. w WILSON, A. assisted
Sy corps OF experienced Instructors. Session 70
rh oSjet on this school il thorough instruction
IN MUSIC vocal ana instrumenIal), with especial
reference 10 qualifying persons for teaching; -
study music In one or more Of Its branches viii %
received. t.vov ~
Terms reasonable. Deductions made In favor OK
dIsab lied Confederate soldiers Of limited means;
For circulars containing particulars, sddrsss az
Principal. A0H-sVs'V
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SPEN HILL AZ ADE NJ Y !.
N CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL.
Board and tuition, per session mime months
For circular, address C. J. KEMPER,
Tolersville. Louisa county. Virginia.
iy23-3tawt0l
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say" "" ,''' Y',,.,', 49,.
I:cc"nH'f w., r,,,..
U"!I, "n' .,...
ENc:""$' ,,,,,.,, Snn~n.
h"""'H'. .'r,,o,,,,. .,urr.,t, cutt,u
ET"cN'
.....,r,,. of The Missouri Democrat.
rx,r, Arvrst : 1sc-
.,..,-,,., - ,-,.,,,,, a..
,--1I-" '"~ $1,000 ,Is, Gr,,rod Ior1oI,.
@ tennessee" 81 49,
. l"" val - , .,,e ~ =; 49, :, ~
..5 wa "a ~" N"'"" ~ go - -
S. 81 arrangement vas 80 ss''''e"S
Gag resulting IN NY having d"
.>-GEy.Ew WITH JEFFERSON DAVIS.
~.l:.-a carriage at 81. Lawrence Hall,
minutes drive found me in front of
- -,,.~t;ors building, No. 2i9 Noun
.l.o residences of Mrs. Howell.
g,cf Mr.. Davis. at whose house
q. ,..' ..~.,rr,,. Saving
.D... 11.,,.,:n5'bv General Carroll. I was
'..~'. - ;c-n INC presence of Mr..
,rr"r, ! f,,ud reclining on a lounge
..,' .3., n,g.,rad in = familiar CONVEX
<, w.. C"Ioael Pickett, late of the
~,,,, service
-. D,T;> is a man Of apparently about
ra,~s and If it were not for the fur
- I.S brow and innumcrable wria-
.r,~3frc lis face. would take him
,,n->nu Of not over fortv.ivc sum
HE veins Of his hands are burst
..~at Mood and I should Judge he
I'M, press heavier on a Yankee pair
lbs Than 1870 pounds avoirdupois or
.. sterling. lie was dressed in q
t.. plain manner, without any at
..-.-. at slow or the attracting OF unusual
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CONTEMPORARIES.

TRFSH ARRIVALS.-Justr received,
Il 100 boxes Layer Raisins,
rs boxes Tarragona Almonds,
Is bags Sicily Almond s,
IS bags newcroD aim Nuts,
Is boxes Mention Lemons.
100 cases Canned Pineapplss,
Brandy Peaches, oysters, HOLSTERS. &c.
Also manufactured daily, my inimitable steam
LOUIS J. BOssIEUX's Confectionery,
ors No. l!lo Main street.
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VlrG57ei0 Springs.

DOCK ALUM SPRINGS,
H. VIRGINIA-From many letters Of inquiry
addressed to us, the impression evid emily pre-
that orr establishment Is crowded to repIetlon,
and that rooms can hardly BE- procured. THIS Is
not he fact, for although the company IS hume,
rous our accommodations are now more extended
add better than they haveever been.
GOSHEN is our depot:
RoHKp: SO per day SIS per month.
FRAZlER 4 RANDOLPH,
az ,3t Proprietors.
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THREE sECOND-HANDG&6s.z
= "a Al A"'''' ''' BRAaDER & COOKE,
..s Gesond and ppnad atraah

THE DISPAT CH PRINTING
1 HOUSE execute all kinds OF LETTEA t -
PRINTING. yA
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Educational.

MISS SUSAN D. COULLING WILL
ltl resume the duties Of her school on Church
Hill on Monday the I'd nf October, 1857. 1nstruc-
ton in ne edls work will be given II desired.
For further information, apply at her re idence,
25l2 Grace street. au s-ctd
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Seeds.

GARDEN SEED fresh SUPPLY OF
(T reliable GARDEN and FLOWER SEED JUST
ssce,vad Nv JOHN w. RISON. Druggist,
tecSiseo - Main and Third streets
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Snecie Shipnenf.

Specie Shipment.
New YORK, August 1.-THE shipments
Of specie to-day amounted to Sl76,OOO.
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AADEKSDHviLLE, ETC.

g, informed Mr.. Davis that the people Of
c ,1s y Ci}h held him, as representing the
~. ,.,sr'I'.aeracy, largely responsible for the
,,-+yE!nss and deaths Of our prisoners at
iiii-''ef'gnYilie, Libby, and other places.
.,S replied that nothing in connection
MN The war gave him more pain than that
u1.. statements should be retailed about.
'"1'at going into any defence IN extenso,
-, sla>ed that he believed there was Pro-
~, ''gnce and d just God who righted every
,1'1g, aud that the whole matter would
'Dy'tly be ventilated. | asked him how
= III III reply he said that the records of
"-aeFSoaSile, &C., had been providen-
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MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
vi DAY SCHOOL, lo3 Linden Row, Franklin
street. The twelfth session OF this school viii
begin the LIST OF October next. Circulars will be
ready for distribution in few weeks. II would
be great convenience to Miss PgGRAA in making
her arrangements for another year to be notified
soon 10 possible OF the pupils who Intend en-
tering her school in October. Address MISS
PRGRAM, box l2d Richmond post OH CO, or Aessrs.
STEVENS PEGRAa, GIL Broad street.
i,,N
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on the alluvial lands of the South he re-
CARDS as well-njgh done away with, and
expresses himself that the most Of these
lands, on account Of defective leveeagc,
will revert into forests. In addition, he
stated that in few years there would be
no excess of cotton raised that the supply
would be mainly for family use (nonc for
export, as was the case and is yet IN
Florida and Texas.
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AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD DEPOT,
LYNCHBURG, VA.-HOUST0N RUCkER, PRO
PRIETOR.-The proprietor thankful for tho libe'
duced his rates to THREE DOLLARS PER DAY,
pledges himse # that the we'll known reputation OF
ths TORRANCE" shall not be surpassed In the
linton Excellent meals furnished az heretofore
upon the arrival of trains, and sufficient time
allowed for through passengers going north OF
sonth mon the changing of cars. jy l5-2m
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LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
1878 win begin a0aDAY, September Il. and
end June rs. Course OF study as heretofore. and
adapted to the object Of enabling, and induSntnH
Information furnished on application
Charges for entire session, In eurrency;; ESQ
Board washing, fuel, lights, and tultioh 80
Music on piano and use OF instrnment... ...;. ~
Drawing. &c, At usual rates. Payments nau u
advance. boato'ts iuf"iIIr oHS HART, II. A.,
address Principal
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF V1RGla
WI MIA, RICRMOND-SESSION OF lse7'ss.-
The next animal course OF Lectures will COM
mence on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBEE, 1867.
and continue until the LIST OF March.
The advantages offered by this school both for
theoretical and practical instruction are greater
than at any previous period. Ample facilities az
forded for practical anatomy. Clinical Instruction
at Towards Grove Hospital, the College Hospital,
and the City Dispsnsary, located In the college
building.
FEES Naturalization, s.; Professor tickets,
each SIS; Demonstration, sly: Graduation, $50.
Board can be obtained a. % 20 ., Per wssn;
ply to l.. s. JOYNRS, II. ".
Observation-Disclosures Dean Of the Faculty.
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tally preserved, and would shortly be made
public. "You will then see," SAYS Mr..
Davis, "who is and who is not responsible
for lives and sutlcrings." | told him it
would be little satisfaction to our own pee
pie to have saddled on them that which
was at the present time resting on and
bljstcred into the people of the South. He
again replied that the whole history would
in short time become public property.
aud that then judgment could be formed
and the responsibility fastened.
have no hcs;tancy in saying that Davis
recognizes himself as thoroughly subdued
and is waiting patiently to be recon.
Structed. He is DESTROYS of returning 10
Mississippi, there to spend the remainder
OF his d@,s in peace and quietude. He has
no political ambition; and for man who
headed cruel and wanton rebellion, feels,
as believe, thoroughly conquered.
Napoleon at st. Helena was not more
rock-bound than is Jefferson Davis in Ca
NADIA. That he was the leader in a great
war cannot be gansayed; that he was
attcrward in the hands of Government
which was able at any time to have dealt
with him as it chose, none will deny; that
farce, in which Johnson, who is afraid of
his own life, end Underwood, who breads
lunatic asylum, are playing shystcring
and crazy parts, will not be disputed.
My candid opinion is that jefferson
Davis will die natural death. He was
rebel by choice; Mr.. Johnson is one by
accident.
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HAMPTON ROADS AND CHARLES FIRST.
remarked 10 Mr.. Davis that the sup
"'.crs Of our Government were surprised
TIA, tile Stephens IlGntcr- Lincoln Seward
..gr'"w OF 1850, at Hampton Roads,
SHOULD have resulted rs it did. He said
.-e Aeci"g was a proposition from the
13E.a, which vas freely accepted by the
, .'". think in saying this Mr.. Davis
attended 10 convey, without mentioning
Games, tie idea that the proposition came
" "a Conservative Republican stand
VI, and would be adopted by the main
~ /! 9' The Radical party. Anyhow, a
.*.@'eDce was had, terminating, as all
p, ", Ia failure. At Hampton Roads
@s' Davis tyld me that Hunter proposed
.!e&t !or peace Oh the basis of at least q
.LstTecosuition. TO this Mr.. Lincoln re-
.~sl "taat it would not do" Hunter
,-sa referred to the action Of Charles the
1..>' III treating with the rebels Of Ireland
.--s '1r hng had accorded the Irish re-
...' certain privileges, and that an honor
-''1 peace lad been effected. Mr.. Lincoln
~ mr. Davis says replied that he didn't
1 h-'" much about history, and all that he
1--,% aooat Charles the First was that he
@s. lis teg3
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"lrn preached that matter TO him he
un rather short, though int very gen
luly way.
g.. laughed immodcratclg when | asked
e. 81, 20 the opinion Of the southern pco-
with reference to the reconstruction
passed by Congress. He answered
however in seven words. With wave
.c hand which, although intended not
il. .e,tjcullr, carried with it an en-
@ which | Shall never forget, and in
raarrcd voice he said ",ce lace nothing
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PROFESSOR DABNEY & r. G.
i WHARTON open on the 18TH OF September at
No. Ito Grace street CLASSICAL and AIHE-
NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
Tuition In &8o w
In Latin, Greek and French, or German,
Cards obtained from Il. g. Wharton, @. B. d.,
or 1t any OF the hook.tnras. au l8-lmt
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INQUIRIES SCHOOL,
IHl NINTH AND CLAY STREETS, RrcHaoHD.
J. P. MCGUIRE, JR.,
DR.. J. N. G. MCGUIRE.

The next session will begin on MONDAY, Sep
TENDER 10th, 1857, and end June 3oth, 1898.
CHARGES Same for last year. Payment for
second half session in two insta lments
For circulars showing course OF study. &C., APP
ply to either principal, through post-ofice:
au l2-tOl
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F:-The next

MELIA ACADEMIA SELECT
n SCHOOL-limited in number, preparatory to
the University OF Virginia, opens FlkST mon DAl
In OCTOBgk and closes with an examination last
Friday In July Of each year.
Terms for session Of ten months Board ana tnl-
ton $500 payable $50 october list fl5o March lst.
For circular, &C., address hattoaX post'oMce'
~ a. otswaw. WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
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Educational.

THE TWENTY SESSION
4 OF Rev. 81. J. MIcHgLBACHER'S SCHOOL,
FoH BOYS AND GIRLS, in the bssemsnt ToopS
OF the synagogue, on Eleventh near haIshaIs
street van be is-opened MONDAY the I'd OF
Mr.: Mlchelbacher has associated himself with
the Rev. J. w echsler, an experienced teacher,
in The instruction and government OF th o school,
and has also re-engaged assistant teachers OF ac-
know led ed merit
Reference is made 10 the ladies and gentlemen
who have been educated in this school tn esq last
twenty. one years.
Parents who wish to enter their children are
requested to send them at the opening Of tia
". J. MICHELBACHER,l pr,.,,.
J. WECHSLER, AiiSipaH'
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d YOUNGER'S ALE AND BYASS'S
III. genuine London Porter for sale by
WEST & ANDREWS,
II 1872 Main
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I'VE AND LET LIVE, SAYS TIE
IL "BROWN HOUSE" -Gordonsville is the
only place between Richmond and the celebrated
between Alexandria and Lynchburg, where sutt-
cient time is allowed passengers get one OF the
finest dinners in Virginia. II You do not md TINS
The BROWN HOUSE, is entirely new, and
elegantly furnished, opposite the reception room
the adams Express and w. U. Telegraph Com.
panys. ,..,, .-,.,
Sut cient time Ia allowed, since 1t takes twenty
fys or thirty minutes to transfer baggage, mall,
and express. We have spared neither money nor
pains to make this house the traveller retreat,
as our tables are ever loaded with the most eis.
cant and richest yiauds, and bar supplied with
Choice and costly liquors. Also, nice reception
room, with ice water, for guests Pollte ana at
ciai attention paid to ladies travelling alone and
with children. jy 20-lm DUNE y w.
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TALORAMA FAMILY SCHOOL.
n sTAUNTON, VA.-The next session OF this
school will commence the hrst OF October aud will
close the last Of the following June. To those
who desire to find the advantages OF home sduca-
ton united with the system and discipline OF
regular school, 1t offers decided attractions;
months, washing extra gao.
Circulars containing fall statement OF terms and
other partieu ars may be obtained BY application
NNNS' an
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ONDON PORTER.-Five casks just
l. received direct from the importers.
iy3i HUNDLEY &TATUM.
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COMPOUND TINCTUEE OF OPIUM,
" or DIAREHGA MIXTURE, for Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus, and similar complaints For sale
by BLUNT MosELEi,
Nv IS 1924 NJ ain, near Fourteenth street.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Ia Tenth, Marshall, and Clay streets: The
twelfth session begins OCTOBER l. 1867. For cir
culars, &C., apply TO
CHARLES II. WINSTON. NJ. A.,
an l0-1m President.
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VIRGINIA FEM LE N ST I :
Y TUTE, STANTON. VIRGlNIA.-The next
session of this long and favorably known lnstitu-
stitution will commence on the 18th SEP fbMbsh.
Departments all in full operation, under expe-
rienced professors and teachers.
TsRas REDUCED: For board and tuition IN Eng
lsh and Latin for the scholastic year, $3.50 In cur
rency; French, Music, &C.. extra.
For circular, with foil Information, address
Rev. r. &. PHILLIPS, Principal, or
Rev. J. G. WHEAT, Tice-Principal.
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NA her School the lst of October at her resi-
dence, corner Of Twenty eighth and Broad streets.
an l2-2wk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-05

EXPENDITURES FOR SOUTHERN RELIEF.-
The law of the last Congress to relieve the sui
tenng in the South was signed by the Presl-.
dent on the Both of last March, and orders to
cease operations Hereunder were issued by the
bureau on the 26th of August Relief was
therefore offered to the people Of the South,
without regard to color, race Or sex, for peri
ol of about five months. The greater part Of
the reports of the agents are in. The distribu;,
!on Of funds to various States was III round
aagures as follows: Virginia, So, $50 j; North
carolina, So, 500; South Carolina, $1O4 TOO;
GGeOrgia, sl25, 100; Alabama, $s6, 900; florl-
aa, ia, 81 900; Mississippi $4,000; Louisiana,
&ll00; tennessee, 10000, and Arkansas,
$4,000, making total Of about Sill ,650.-
AT the last reports small portions OF this mon
ey were yet on hand, but itsis believed that eY-
cry dollar of it will be required to. settle the
outstanding bills The various reports lead TO
l!e conclusion that between seventy-tiVes and
elshty thousand ditlerentp tpersons were relieved,
MAe sa Of, W HON were supported Tor weeks, and
others probably tor: months. More than halt
81 81 tleSe persons were whites. The supplies
furnished were mainly corn and pork the re-
.atus .!l made to the bureau, with a moderate es-
ullate Tor the few districts not yetsin, give an
11ssregate IS Of about $4,000 pounds of portland
'2VOOa bushels of corn. - -. -,
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T Orr --.
QUAKER BRIDAL INNOVATION. The Socl-
ely Of Friends in England have relaxed then
'ssa'atlons respecting dress, and some OF the
'Uunger members of the society avail them:
1''ss of the liberty thus conferred on them.
"a recent wedding at the Friends Meeting
, aGuse 9 in Bristol, the bride,,a Miss Bake, wore
NJ. afess Of white corded silk, fashionable bon,
1 mainly composed Of orange blossoms and llt |,
I5!!ong veil Of tulle, edged with pearl The five
,yEldesmaids' ,Es wore dresses OF white grenadine,
Me- Ne. skirts x Of which were edged with blue.
sies of pink satin, and bonnet Of white crap
',ba nlLa iossget-me-nots and ostrich feather An
dime j5iuef friend Of the bride wore white grena-
sb;. % muslin dress, trimmed with pink, and !, q q
ybas.e yba.ae and pink bonnet, with flowers to match
es haese fashionable dresses were in striking con-
sSa siI " With those worn by ladies present who
, i u! a!ahere to the ancient customs Of the Friends
r,s sals matter. The ceremony on this occasion
a n N strict accordance with the long-establish-
@usages of the Friends.
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DRY GOODS.
.WE HAVE FOR GENTLEMEN
wv Paper Collars at .l2!c u box. -

WE5 HAVE FOR GENTLEMEN
wv Paper Collars 1T l24c u box.
We have for Gentlemen
@gtThe very best makes Of Paper Collars. !.
We have for Gentlemen a{i
Thevery. best makes of Paper Wristbands
We have for Gentlemen i.i; q
All the new styles Linen sply Collars.
We have for Gentlemen ~. 4Fts igs5j. +. .5;I
J2 ~ Neck Ties, Scarls, Stocks and Crayats:
We have for Gentlemen .z-------
s- Half Hose, ali grades, from l2Ac up.
We have for Gentlemen
The genuine stout English half hose.
We have for Gentlemen
ias Superior Black SILK Half Hose.
We have for Gentlemen M .t..z-nA
Lambs Wool and Merino Half Hose.
We have for Gentlemen .45.g.s s;5.
/: Bandanna Silk Hdkerchiefs,S6 in. square.
We have for Gentlemen 5Ei : }s 81
Linen low price and fine Handkcrchiefs.
We have for Gentlemen , 4.f3.s .s5-.syi5 .a0s
.@ Lambs wool s. Merino Shirts s Drawers.
We have for Gentlemen
s,s.; Best makes Linen and Cotton Shifting
We have for Gentlemen ID 81 =" as%t -
Superior Heavy and Fine Flnnncls. -
We have for Gentlemen ~:
All articles Of Wearing Apparel made to
order at short notice. ~ .'Is 't.' ~.
Our stock of French Cloths: and Overcoming
is now com plete and very desirable. .a.. sl
Purchasers would do we'll to call and exam
inc our stock, as we sell at the lowest cash
prices and warranta all, articles to be as repre-
sented. ROBERT L. yOD, .lt
oct 2alm No Gl, co., King and Fairfax SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-05

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