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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-19
THE CJRCUS COMPANY

THE ClRCUS COMfANf
il composed Of the Very Best Talent in the World.
SPECIAL arran gements have been made with
SAM LONG, the southern Clown and Unsurpass,
able Vocalist, who will give his Lights and
meeting refrain of Ring ali round for
Glory and his own beautiful pathetic Ballad
Mr. JAMES DEM0TT, Champion Bare Back
Equestrian, and his wonderful child MASTER
MdIle, JOSEPHINE, Equestrienne Extraordinary,
who enacts all her difficult and pleasing eXer-
cises upon Frse and Untralnme lied steed.
Mr.. THOMAS KING one OF the n,o mosi MsJsIe, ~ Tr
fession, will, with Mdile. VlRGlNlA, enact
the Scene de Fascination and histrionic IN
titled the Peruvian and His Bride.
GEORGE wAMBULD, who stands pnriyslled as
Contortionist, will introduce his Troupe Of
Wonderful Acting Dogs, s." Beauty" Chip
Mr.. JAMES WiRD, a clever Clown and Versatile
Performer, will occupy prominent position as as
Rider, Aerialist, and humorist, assisted III the
latter department by that epitome oi genlai
fun, MAT GEBLER. -.
TrsiLsS ReMoI Rn
Master HENRI sAGRiNO, the rnsurpassable Boy
Rider of the Globe, has been secured for The
specific purpose'of executing upon horseback
his Graphic and Startling Pirouette and somef
set Act. c,
Paris, will enact his Unique Transformation
Innovation yclept the Unexpected Intrusion.
The Brothers LORENZO will give their woHdepipl
of Gymnastics introducing for the hrst time,
anew series of Mundane and Suspended hxsr-
THE0DoRE ToURNIAIRE, the wild, dashing
WILLIAM HILL, Double somersaulter:
Messrs. FRANKLIN, DBMILT, ARCHER, MER;
VINE, THOMSON, HOLLAND, BLITZ, ana
other skilful persons, will make the tqnestrid a n
and Gymna.tc Forces unapproachable and
omparable-undoubtedy the best ever
broush ht before the people.
Grand Procession of the Triumphal Band Cha
riot, containing Professor Colson's Silver Cornet
Band, the Dens Of the Wild Animals, and the mass
Of imported Horses, Ponies, &C., &c, will make
the Initial Notice Of the presence Of the
GIGANTIC CIRCUS AND MENAGERlE.
THEPRICES WILL BE LIBERAL.
ADMISSION:
all
Children under ten years OF aSe.......".za CENTS
The people Of Virginia will see that the manage
ment does not charge exorbtant fees, but pre-
cissly the same as have been observed IN baiu'
more, Washington, Philadelphia, and other me-
tropolitsn places.
Location, CORNER FOURTH AND CLAY
STREETS.
| Two performances daily, at and han-past
o'clock. Doors open one hour previous.
NH 7-7,e ,e,n.l3,l ,l5,l9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-19

ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
i We offer for sale, 81 lowest prices, Rum, In
barrsls; GUN, In bales and barrels LlC0RlCK.
a m rgs sssortusn emit Of most klyorits brands.
uARVnVs wTLTIAMa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-19

DAKFR'S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE
ID just received and for sale by
sTEYEAS & PEaRAM,
NH u Oil Broad street.
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] EE'S ENGLISH SODA.-Fifty kegs
i for sale by ~
NH g-tE "AGDbNbR HARVEY.
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DROONS.-Fifty dozen VIRGINIA.
ID MADE BROoMs on CO gnment and for sale
low hy rrnh l2l L. & S. WOkTHAM co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-19

This DIMINUTIyB, TINY THING"
Is perfect In form-is not deformity-s.anl- but
thirty four and half inches high, IL
not yet eighteen months old,
and weighs only 42o
pounds.
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rTGARS.-70 barrels BROWN and
y REFIS Ed SU3Ak, al grades.
,ASSES.-supcrior Muse .VADo MOLASsES,
In barrels; MERCHANTS 81 RUP, in barrels.
For sale by GORDON CRlNGAN,
mn l5 Pearl Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-19

TOMATO CATSUP, of home manu-
| facture and of superior quality, for sale by
STEVENS & PEGRAM,
ub1s Gil Br Nad street.
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400 BARRELS BERRINGS, per
rnb 2 A. Y. STOKES l. co.
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DiCF.-PHIME NEW CAROLINA
IL RICE.
COFgtE Prime RIO, JAGUAYRA, and OLD CO.
VFRNH HNT JAVA COFFEE. ~
For sale by GORDON CRlNGAN,
mi. Is Pearl Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-19

ITOLASSES AND SYRUPS.-Fifty
vi barrels choice Porto Rico Molasses. fl fly bar
r,l- common Mo}as,ss and Syrups, for sale by
rgh IS ROBERT + WILL ANS \ co.
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CHEESE, CHEESE.-25 boxes prime
kyE Il. Cheese, - boxes prime Factory Cheese
t.rsala by ROBEkT +. WILLIAMS co.
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AEON, BACON.-50 hogsheads
nh A. Y. STOKES & co.
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Rithmond 1ispatth.
TUESDAY. MARCH 10 1867.
From the New York Tribune.
ScheIe De Vere's Studies I'm English

Studies in English; Or, Rinpses Of the In
ner Life Of Our Language. By M.
SCHELE De WERE. LID. l2mo. PIP. 365.
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1Nn = At~ PklNIE u a U = n II
lNJj COFFEE.
l,o bags prime RIO COFFEE,
81 bag prime JEYLOS COFFEE,
50 mats 'uld Government Java COFFEE,
s. barrels YELLOW SUGAR,
80 barrels MUS uNADO SUGAR,
50 barrels NJ MoLASskS,
20 boxes prime New York State CHEESE,
80 hogslt-d, prime BACON SIDES,
20 hogsheads urime BACON SHOULDERS,
800 sacks worth ugton standard brand SALT,
tons &C X SALT,
in store anA for rale by -
NH II 81 CHARLES T. WORTHAM co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-26

the hotel, the other walked rapidly towards
us, drawing a pistol as he advanced, and
coming directly up to John S. Wise, with his
pistol then partially drawn, said "Well, sir,
what do you want with me" getting his
weapon fully out while asking tie question.
Neither of US had drawn arms neither had
hand upon pistol. John s. Wise hit his foot
against the cane in his own hand and 1t fell
at the feet of Mr.. Pollard. We were thus
in his front, at his mercy, without any means
of self defence or of attack. Mr.. Pollard
prepared, and showing signs of an intention
to take the initiative. l expected in n mo-
ment to see John S. Wise dead upon the
pavement. l was unprepared to render him
any assistance, never having intended to take
any action against Mr.. Pollard, or to partici-
pate in any rencontre which might occur.
As stated in the lightning OF this commu-
nication, l accompanied him simply as
friend and adviser. Before had Opportu-
nifty to utter word or to determine upon any
course of conduct, the firing between John
S. Wise and Mr.. Pollard commenced. They
were in close quarters, and could not see
the effect of the shots, though certain that
some one must have been hurt, probably both,
as both fired. l was standing at this time
nearer the ladies' entrance than the other
parties, my pistol still in its belt, my hand
upon it, but with no intention Of drawing at
all, when Mr.. Pollard turned, aud holding
his revolver with both hands fired ut me; john
S. Wise having only a small one barrelled
Derringer, and having discharged that could
fire no more. When Mr. Pollard fred ut me
We were not more than six yards apart, and
l was not prepared to fire in return. His
first shot at me, aud his second IN the affray
missed ME, aud lie at once prepared to fire a
second time at me with more deliberatiOn.-
Between his first and second shots at me l
succeeded in getting my pistol out, but had
barely sufficient time to anticipate his second
shot at me and third in the affray. To do so,
| was compelled to fire without aim as
brought the pistol quickly to the front There
was not the interval of two seconds between
my first and only shot aud his second fire up
on me, when he retired into the ladies' en-
trance, and from the cover of the door aimed
out upon me again. Mrs. Pollard and 9th
ers were there in the passage with him, aud
seeing that could not fire a second time
without endangering the lives of innocent
persons, l concluded to desist. AS he threat.
ened n third shot at me from the door, aud as
| was exposed, without the ability of return
ing his fire, as just explained, stepped to
the door of a confectionery near at hand.
/ have thus given as succinct an account
of the whole affair as it is possible to give
consistently with the object in view, namely,
the vindcutiou of Mr.. John S. Wise aud N.Y.
self. Rcspcctfullv,
GEO, d. WISE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-26
TIE MARYELLOIS.
From the scOttsviIIe Register Ex.raI
The Mysterious Affair at the Residence
Of Mr.. J. S. Moon,

Our readers are aware that we have here
tofore studiOusly avoided publishing anything
in connection with what has occurred at the
residence Of Mr. John S. Moon, (ive miles
from our town during the past few months.
Mr. Moon is lawyer by profession, and has
quite an extensive practice; but while he is
well known to the public in this respect, it
is exceedingly unpleasant to him to have
notoriety forced upon lin by the remarkable
circumstances related below.
If the mysteries are kept up, we will make
a weekly report and the reader may rest as
sured that we will state nothing but what is
strictly true. A matter so serious, should,
and shall be, by US, handled seriously and
truthfully.
j. L. BRADY, Editor REGISTER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-26

GENERAL GRANT AND THE PRESIDENCY
The Washington Star of Friday evening
says: j. NJ. MOrphis, Esq, editor of paper
in Texas, this morning called at the War de-
partment and had an interview with General
Grant. During the conversation Mr.. Nor
Phis said to the General that the people in
his section were determined to support him
for President, and hoped he would be elect
ed. General Grant Immediately turned the
conversation to another subject. Mr.. Nor.
Phis again brought up the subject of the
presidency and said-"General, We want to
run You for President, and want to know
what l can say when return home" Gen.
eral Grant replied, "Say nothing, sir. want
nothing said"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-26
POLITICAL.
tFrSm the Christian observer.l
OF sToNEwALL JACKSON.
M EARPLET srARE.

Sleep Jackson. sleep! Thy Mother here
Shall sacred hold this head of thine,
Aud bring her children year by year,
As pilgrims to their Mecca's shrine.
''ris quiet here. Thy rest shall be
No more DISTURBED by caunOn's roll;
No bugle's stirring reveiIIe
Shall rouse To work Thy patriot soul.
To work. To work !-Ah, no-,hank God!
That noble sun had dimmed its light
Fer yet had Paled our hero-b blood,
And glOTy's stars went out in night.
II HE SHOULD wAKEi-"put out the light
Dear angels, rock his cradle grave;
Nor let hIm ask how went the fis ht.
Or where the cause he died to save.
Alb nodefeAt, no dread reverse,
Thank God, can turn that cOnqueTor's tread, ,
Can liHk his name TO failures curse,
Or dim the halo round his head.
Upon the summitto of fame.
Within the sound OF freedoms drum,
His unasked "leaVe of Rbsence'' ~sme,
And hts Gnconquered soul went hOule.'
The siguet now cannot be broke,
Liie's folded work is sealed and sure;
Death caught his step on gIory's track
And fixed It there for ever more.
Oh, sacred ground-m0st hallowcd dust
We lay our hand upon our mouth.
We kneel aud weep-foT weep we must
O'er Ihis-the grave of all our South.
Here be out country q monument
Heie rise to heaven our nations slab,
For here's the wound the envious rent
That gave our life its fatal stab.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-26
F1ano-FOrteS.
CHARLES NJ. STIEFF.

NASUFACTURER OF First Premium GRAND
Nl andSQUARE PIANOS. Factories - and So
Camden sIFeet, and IS and a Perry street, near
Baltimore lnd Ohio Railroad. WARE ROOMS,
NOT, North Liberty street, above BaltIIno ore, BAL
TIAORE, Md.
HaB always on hand the largest stock Of PIANOS
In the city My neE Grand Scale OVeT-s'rung A
gTRfe Treble Pianos arc pronounced by the ANA
teuns aud professors to be the best Piano manuiac
tured- We warrant them free Of every fault for
five years, and the privilege of exchange within
twelve months, il not entirely satisfactory to the
purchaser.
SECONDHAND PIANOS.
always on hand $50 To $500. MELODEOSS and
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers.
We have permission to refer o the following per
sons who have our Pianos used 3 Reutch, W m
Rush, w G Butler. Richard Williams, Dennis
Daniels Benz amin F HaTusOn, in jefferson county
Nnd James Cunningham. Cunningham, ia
cob SeibeTt, Benjamin Spcck, Andrew Bowma +,
George HOke, Jacob Miller, Charles Il Coe, James
Denny, Lernuel Campbell, Rev Mr. Hair, in Berkc-
ley county
e0- For further particulars, apply to b F ia =
RlSOS, Agent, Shephe rdsTOwn.
Terms liberal. call is solicited.
OctObeT ,, lS66-ly-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-26
VIM. KNABE & CO..
MATUFAcrURERs OF
FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

- "a ~ ~
THESE luStruments having been before the public
Tor the past thirty have upon their excellence
alone, attained an 6NPURCflASED PRE-EMI-
NENCE that pronOunces them unequallcd Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweaness, and
GIn8iug quality as we'll great purity of intunR-
tiOn aud hHrnOuiOusnesS throughout the enIue
TOUCH
I: plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in many pianos Ihich ca uses the
performer to 80 easily tire. In
WOR KIM AN SHIP
hey cannot be eKceIled. Their action is construct
ed with care RnL attention to every part therein
that chAracterizes the finest mechanism. Nome but
INC best seasoned material IL uscd in their manu-
I1eture, aud they will accept the hard usage of the
room with that of the ParlOr, upon equal
hy-uaaaected in their melody: in fact they arc
"NOT FOR YEAR-BUT FOREVER"
Al our Square Pianos have our new Improved
Grand Scale and giraffe Treble.
o9- All PIANOS guaranteed for FIVE YEARS
No. $50 West Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE, Md.
January Is, ls6T-Iv
pJ- F01 particulars apply to L. DINKLE, Agent,
ChaFlcstOWu.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-26
: Several members of the Ruri.I Corr

Several members of the Burial Corps,
near this place, were in town Saturday night
and imbibed slightly of Fire water" in con,
sequence of which a difficulty occurred in
which one of them named Lang was shot
twice in the heshy part of the thigh by pistol
in the hands of another named Thompson. as
the wounded man asserts. The balls were
small aud passed entirely through the thigh.
One of them came very near severing the
femoral artery. The wounded man was taken
to camp and We learn is doing well-ISaur.
ton ITR9icuIar
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-26
CO-PARTKERSHIP.

A FULL line Of Esdies' and SI,s.cs' Hoor SKI, Is
~ NJ. HEHRESD;S.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-26

"A Radical editor cries aloud, 'draW the
lines" ''Well, Rad, pass one around your
neck, we'll draw it, ssys the cheerful PreH>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 10.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE of violation of
sepulchre: has just occurred in one of the
French departments at Louyroil, (Nord.)
A workman named Magnan, aged %. had
the misfortune, about a month back, to lose
his wife, to whom he was greatly attached,
and a few days after his grief was augmented
by the death Of his child. From that moment
the husband appeared to have partially lost his
reason, and he was continually talking Of his
deceased partner, aud expressing the belief
that she had only left himtfor a short time and
would soon return. Recently, after spending
a short time Ia q wine shop, where some drink
which he took had still further unsettled his
mind, he returned home, took q spade, and
proceeding to tho cemetery, commenced re-.
moving the earth from the woman grave
after soma hours labor he succeeded IN bring
ing the coHHin to the surface, and then forcing
off the lid took out the corpse, and carrying It
home in his arms, placed it in his bed, and
then, after lighting a fire, went and informed
three Of his neighbour, that bis wife had re-
turned home. These latter although not at
panied him home with the.view of inducing
him to retire to rest, but were Mortified to find
the body as Magnan had stated, The untor-
tuDate workman spoke TO it as if still living,
and endeayo1ed to obtain q reply by addressing
it 10 the most cndearing terms. Finding it,
however, deaf to his enlreaties, he allowed
himself to be persuaded to carry it back aud
replace it in the coffin. which he restored to
the grave ; he also filled ia the earth and went
home to sleep. On the following day, Mag
nan had no recollection of what took place on
the previous evening, but said that be thought
he had seen his wife during the night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-10
"AAS' GALLERY REOPENED.
loLD STANDN335. 80
= .. |"- VIZ 0NDT y 49,
q nTner R3D1 0nI 81 Asn1I .sty,st

Conner King and St AsapA streets,
Opp. Alex. Wash. & Georgetown K: X. Depot.
Something new again at Haas Gallery.
best Ambrotypes. Large size, one, 25 cents
three for so cents; seven for one dollar. Ex-
ira large size taken at the same rate.
The above have never yet been offered in Al
exandria at such low prices.
&c. taken inthe very best style.
Copies taken from all sorts Of pictures, to any
size, in the most exquisite style ut HAAS
GALLERY. APP 25-1m
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE /.

EEiA FAIRFAX LAND FOR SALE.
Pursuant to a decree Of the County Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered in the case Of jackson
vs.. Jackson, ! will sell, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of June, 1867, at Fairfax Court House, the
VALUABLE HOTEL, at Dranesville, former
y kept by George w. Jackson, with "a lot and
garden attached.
to be paid in hand on the day Of sale the resi-.
due in three equal instalments Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, to be secured blythe bonds
zofthe purchaser, bearing interest from the day
of sale, and u retention of the title of the land
until the last payment is made. The cash pay
ment is to be forfeited, and the land sold at the
cost Of the purchaser, in the event of his fail
ing to comply with the terms Of sale.
JAMES r. JACKSON,
Commissioner Of Sale.
Fairfax CO., my 9-2awts
Nat. Int. COPY 1awts.
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BOOTS N SHOES.
@ REhEMBER. 500

500 EN- d
Tell me, ye winged winds,
That round my pathway roar,
Is there's place on earth
That beats the New Shoe Store2'
Tell me, ye ladies, fair,
Who SO benignly smile,
Do you wish goods cheap and rare,
Of re1q attractive style?
Then go to Five Hundred Two,
OF Washington's Seventh street,
And take deliberate view,
OF raiment for 5our feet.
There are Boots, both coarse and fne,
And Shoes of the latest style;
If once you purchase ION that lire"
You'll deal there all the achils.
Now, Wilson is truthful man,
He sells no fimsy trash
He'll please you we'll, / EnoaU he can; p
His plan of selling is cash.
GEORGE B. WILSON,
(Late Burns & Wilson,
502, Seventh street,
Under Odd Fellows Hall,
my 3-lw WASHINGTON, D.. Q.
GEoFaE B. WILSON,
(FoRMEKLY BURNS & WILSON,
FIRST GLASS
BOOT AND SHOE STO Il,
602 Seventh street.
(Under Odd Fellows Hsli,)
WASHINGTON, u. G.
A large assortment Of Gents, Boys, Youths
Ladies', Misses and Children's Boots. Shoes,
CATERS aad Rubbers ofall kinds and sizes always
on hand, cheap for cash. ap a-6m
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NOTICE.
DRUGS. CHEMICALS, &c


nRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, SC.
We have just made large additions to our
stock of
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
GLASS WARE, &c &c,
and can furnish Country Merchants and Physi-
clans with the goods in our line required by
them, at IS low rates as any house in this city.
We would ask attention to our stock Of
PAINTS, LINSEED OIL, TURPENTINE,
KEROSENEOIL, LARD OIL, FRENCH
WINDOW GLASS, &C., &c,
which we will sell at the lowest prices. We
will beplcasedt to give quotationswhen requested.
ap 17-lm f.. S. LEADBEATER s. co,
WARFIELD 81 HALL,
W Are this day receiving Il fresh supply Of
DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, SC,
among which may be found Papier Fayard ct
Blayn, for corDs; Elder Flower Soap, at Is cts.
per bar; Hair, Comb and Shaving Brushes, with
found in a drug store.
NH 2 Corner Prince end Fairfax streets.
sAMUEL H. ANN MAuLON II. JAIME
,JANSES CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
ID X G G S n s
And Dealers in
DRUGGISTS SUNDRlE&.
PAINTS,
OILS.
AND VARNISHES,
GARDEN SEEDS,
WINDOW GLASS,
AND PUTTY.
MJ~ Careful attention given to the compound
NO Of Physicians Prescriptions. aug loft
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CLOT HING a L z e 8 .

G. H I G. g.
MEMS SUITS....... at......S GO
SMITHS
MEMS SUlTS..... at......S $40
AtSMITHS
MEMS SUITS. ..Sl2W
At SMITHS.
MEMS SUITS-.....at.."..$l4m
At SMITHS.
MEMS SUITS. ,alG 90
At SMITHS.
MEMS SUITS. lat. ..Sl8O
At SMITHS.
MEMS SUITS. $50 co
At SMITHS.
MEMS sUITS~..~at.....s $500
At SMITHS.
BOYS SUITS" .....$4M
At SMITHS.
Boys sUIT3....st...s6W
At SMITHS.
BOYS SUITS""~at.m"..S8m
At SMITHS.
BOYS SUITS. ....a at ...... $40 90
GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE,
AGO, SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post Office, Washington.
nv 3-lm
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100 S a s"

S'C0STAK's"
CELEBRATED
BISHOP l.
A Universal Dinner PiIl.
For Nervous and Sick Headache, CoSiiye4ess,
ton, sDiarrh'en,' Gctoiics; chi!Is, Feg9G5s sas and gen.
eral arrangement of the Digesllye e organs
Boxes, 25 cts, 50 cts anu 81 S
Sold by al aFus HENRY K. C0STAR
ana oy Depot asa, Broadway, n. Y.
And bv E.S LEADBEATER &COt+
Whnlessle and Retail Agents, Alexandra, Va.
mar l8-3lnd&tW
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lsTO s A r $"

''CosrAR'S"
CELEBRATED
BUCKTiiORN SALVE,
For Cuts, Burns. Bruises, Wounds, Boils.
Cancers. Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleed
ing, Blind and Painful Piles; Scrofulou$, Putrid
and Ill-conditioned Sores Ulcers, Giandular
Swellings, Erupliona, Cu.aaeouS Affections,
Ringworln, Itch, Corns, Bunions, Chilblains,
&C.; Chappcd Hands, Lips, SC; Bites Of Spi,
ders, Insects, Animals, &c.
Boxes, % cts, so cts, and 81 sizes.
Sold hy All Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY L COoTAE,
Depot 4S4. Broadway, New York.
And by E. S. LEADBEATER Il CO.,
Wholesale and retail agents, Alexandria, Va.
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II / S S 0 L U n 0 n
We, the undersigned, have this day dissolved
copartnership, by mutual consent. The bust
ness hereafter will be conducted by e. LAW
RENEE TOI1SON.
Li1TLETON WITHERS.
f. LA WRENCE FOLSOM.
April go, 1867
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Alexandria, Va, May 6, 1867.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed o copartnershli
under the nam, and style of JAMESON g
LEE, for the purpose Of conducting a
AL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUS
MESS. at No. q. Union street, formerly occu-
pied by Messrs. Cazenoye s. Co.
ROBT. JAMESON.
G.. F. LEE, JR.
Alexandria, May 8, 1867. my It'll
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y A OSl
PlANOSll
VICTOR BECKER,
NO. Gil, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET,
CORNER OF QUEENG
VIII constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEONS,
Knahe 81 Cos. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Vose's Celebrated
Second-han P~ianos-very low.
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted.
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, &C., tuned
and repaired.
Orders for me will be received at Mr.. j.
Entwisle's Book Store, 10, King street also,
Mr.. Robert Bells Book Store, No. 81, King st
oct 2OLtf
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$50 OSTAR'S"
PREPARATION OF
BITTER-SWEETg ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
For Identifying the Complexion.
Used to soften and benutify the skin, remove
Freckles, Pimples, Eruptions, &c.
Ladies are now nsiEg it in preference to al
others.
Bottles, 81.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
And BY HENRY b. COSTAK.
Depot 484, Broadway. n. Y.
And by r. 8. LEADBEATER & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Alexandria, Va.