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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-01

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Just received I"rgc addition to STOCK '' C ~.
brio, Gingham, Alpaca and Silk, ranging
price from 81 to $40, all Of which we're D5HE"'
for cash Of one Of the most reliable ma1u'&
turers in the country, and viii be sold nj "'
lowest possible prices .....
Merchants in want Of such goods would A.1
IL /" tlci' '''tei o.. =" r>'',I' - 61I. In M
IeIlillHGt 20 S',l uN E SH,'', - samn gasnu
~ u, ~" a. o'r'' ci' ~
sep2o CiAS. W. GREEN, ts' A'"S =.
Ai;U AbLh FlSH u. T. III h I' ~ ~ y! sh-
" 'iler iQg rent IAe r'incFl Nl' %,,t ~ m
II ILL., on inc F?'''''''' '''N'f' "''''
pete" A;nH;thG FIX! ,; ,,,..,,,.,- ,.b;.t tg,,u,.
also, Plum TREE F!sLhEl, | ,1rra ...
.idercd one . 1f the best on the river for WINS.
shai, rock, perch and bunch fish.
Possession given December lst, 1874 f.,
JOHN NAGLhr d..
Proposals !"r renting W!i! be eJt ;;E,rI T.
BRhNI * " wv. - Pni,,,,,..
Sc lt-eo'" Attorneys III Law - 80.
DACE GINGER, Celery Seed, M H.
* Seed Clnycs, Mace, Nutme&s AIi:m'.
Cinnamon, Yeast Powder DmyeH. N ;"-. r..
CE%"!" r"'' ,,r F S'I H. t'''e' '''
iIARRlE uUJbA,
co,,1i C,rnor PIT and Prince sire.
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KING STREET.
20
90
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

1 take pleasure in announcing that tin addition
to my stock of Fancy White Goods, Embroid-
cries and Notions, have recently purchased
complete line of
all of which will be offered at the lowest cash
prices Would call special attention to
CENTS WHITE SHIRTS!
A full line of which will always be kept on
hand, and which are manufactured in accord
ance with directions, at one Of the most extern
sye and successful establishments IN New
York out of material designated, such as New
York Mills, Wamsutta, Androscoggin, Ark
wright and other favorite Cottons, so that per
shirts, by knowing the brand of tn cotton of
which they are made. Parties wishing half
dozen or more, can have them made to accord
with measurement and guaranteed to tit. Will
furnish any style of shirt lower than they can
be had at retail in New York, Philadelphia, or
Baltimore.
Have on hand & complete stock o! Gents
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs. Handker-
chiefs, Socks Gloves, Cravats, Suspen1ers, In
dis Gauza and Merino Undershirts and Draw
ers, Bathing Towels, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Soaps, Perfumery, Tooth and Nail Brushes.
Pocket and Memorandum Books, Silk, Cotton,
and bingham Umbrellas, Travelling Bags. NC,
&c, all Of which will be retsled at lowest pos
sible figures Wholesale trade supplied IN
every respect as low as Baltimore quotations.
CHARLES w. GREEN.
sep l2-tf 69, King street Alexa. Va.
MRS. ALIENS IMPROVED HAIR RE-
Hl STORER containing the two preparations
in one which makes it the best and cheapest
Hair RestoIer and Dresser in use DOOR
For sale by HENRY COOK,
sep20 SO and 800 King st, Get:
VIRGINIA CAsSIMEREs.
BRYAN s. BRENTWOOD,
are now receiving full supply of those eel,
ebrated Virginia Cassimeres, Brown Cadet and
Oxford Mixtures, for Gentlemen and Boys
wear. sep l0-eo2w
MISS J. McGRAW,s
lM FASHIONABLE MLLLINER Y
- AND DRESS MAKING ROOMS,
a,li o No. II, South Royal Street,
sep 25-ly ALEXANDRIA, Va
CUGARs.--2 lids and ! bbls prime P. R.
y and W. I. Sugar; 8 bbis hard and soft
crushed Sugar, received and for sale by
sel0 A. J. FLEMING, 9, King st.
EFINED BROWN SUGARS.-5o bbls.
IL yellow c., 3D., B. and A. Brown Sugars,
just received, on consignment and for sale low
By Isep i0l A. J. FLEMING, No. King st.
oOn SACKS SYRACUSE FINE SALT, in
0UUsG. A. sacks, for sale low to close a con-
sep INV HooE s. WEDDERBURN..
m BOXES PRIME FACTORY CHEESE,
~ received this day and, for sale By
~ AVERY & DAVIDSON, I
sep l2--- = 226 King st, cor. of Alfred.
DUTTY-of best quality-in tubs, bladders
Z and in tin cans. HENRY COOK
sep4 80 and 220, King street.
TNVERGREENS AND HONEYSUCKLES,
Ia 100 Of each, of choice varieties, for sale by
sep "a HENRY COOK, 80, King st.
N BOXES DOBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP,
IU for sale by 81
sep 10 J. Q. MILBURN.
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~ FOR SALE-Thc HOUSE, corner Of
5aa$$ Prince and Henry streets, Nte the residence
OF Daniel Minor, dec d., and now occupied by
Mr.. Bright Address: Kobt. Minor, Falls
Church P. o., Fairfax CO., w or Albert &.
Minor, Alexandria, Va. je
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- FOR RENT.

EEl$ii The COMMODIOUS HOUSE. No. lO2,
Cameron st. between Pitt and s.. As&ph. con-
tanning 10 rooms, with garden, stable and out
houses. The house is in good repair, and viii
bc :cady for occupation the first week in Ccto-
1or. For terms, &c, apply on the premises.
1.,--tv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-01

NOTICE. persons having claims against
~ the eaLAtea Of BARBARA BEACH and
JANE Els POTTER. will present them, p oper--
Alexandria, or NJ ID. Ball, at Fairfax Z. II.
ROBERT WILEY,
Admir-. Of Barbara Beach and Jas. Potter.
SCH 10 -rOyW#
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Fairfax county, aug 17-eots
gas- The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY, the 2lst day of October. sep l9-eots
CANDY POINT FISHERY :, Sc, FORSALE.
- In execution Of decree ofthe Circuit Court
of Fairfax county, pronounced at tho Noveln-
Der term 1850 in the suit Of Susan Allison and
Others VS. John B. Reardon's heirs, &c. the
undersigned will offer for sale, to the highest
bidder. on MONDAY, the 2lst day of October
next (Court day. in front of the Court House
of said county, TRACT OF LAND, adjoin-
ing the High Point" tract and the land be-
longing to John Allison's heirs, lying upon
Belmont Bay F." and containing $50 acres the
same being that part Of the SANDY Point
tract which by said decree WAS assigned to the
heirs of Marshall Manly
AT the same time and place, we will also offer
for sale the SANDY POINT FISHING
SHORE, and appurtenances.
TERMS-A deposit Of ten per. cent to be PAID
on the day Of sale; the residue in three equal
instalments, at 6, II and IS months; the defer
red payments to be secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser, with security, bearing interest from
the day of sale; the title to be retained until
all the purchase money is paid and the deposit
to be forfeited, and the property resold at tho
risk of the purchaser, upon his failing to com
plete the purchase, on the confirmation of the
sale by the Court.
VIM. L. EDWARDS.
LAW. B. TAYLOR.
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FOR SALE AID RENT.

WANTED TO RENT, on or before the
sfi:5 LIST of November, HOUSE, containing 6 or
rooms in a good neighborhood. Address W. l.
l.. Box 292. Alexandria, Va. sep 28--lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-01

- FOR RENT.
Hill a T{FO-STORI HOUSE, IN good order,
with water and gas, and large garden. Rent
moderate Apply at ga, King st 'tsep. Zl-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-01

IYl STORER, containing the two preparations
in one, which makes it the best and cheapest
Hair Restorer and Dresser in use.
For sale by HENRY COOK,
sep 20 50 and 900 King St Get.
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~. FOR RENT.
i5:i The PREMISES on Royal street, :tdi"in-
ing the City Hotel, NJ present occupied ~ Rob
crL TornIin. Apply to y. & g. f. NI' RI,
Attorneys, No. +, South k"ynI st. sep til
FOR BENT.
E::a WAREROOMS, Nos. 50 and 81, Cameron
street. under the Theatre building. Possession
given Immediately. Apply to
aue2-tf OWN, BECKIAM i co.
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- FOR RENT.--Two STORES under the
a#: Mansion House Hotel; also, DWELLl Nc
HOUSES-two suitable for large i"inlIieS,
or boarding houses, and others Of smaller cara-
city. And on Union street. convenient to the
railroad. TWO LARGE YARDS, suitable for
the lumber, coal, wood, or plaster trade. En-
quire Of JAnE:5 nhEE-H,
iv5-tf So Prince street.
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sa,, IS u
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BETWEEN PATRICK AND HENRY STREETS,
no nntter how much worn. aug 20-lm$
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*, WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, no. G.,
!l::j Union street, formerly occupied by Gwin
= Dcckhan Possession given al once. APP
ply to GWlN, BECkIAM . CO.,
iv24 Cor. King and Water SITS.
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V1RGINIA CASSIMERES.
BRYAN s. BRENTWOOD,
Are now receiving full supply of those eel,
ebrated Virginia Cassimeres, Brown, Cadet and
Oxford Mixtures, for Gentlemen and Boy 5
wear. sep 10-eo2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-01

Fairfax county, aug 17-eots
Gs- The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY. the 2lst day Of October sep l9-eOts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11
CENTRAL AMERICA.

REVOLUTIONARY ATTEMPT IN COSTA RIGA
TREATY BETWEEN NICARAGUA AND TIE
UNITED sTATES-THE CHOLERA.
An unsuccessful effort has been made in Costa
pca TO get up against the existing Govern
ment the Bishop Of San Jose figuring Of the lead
ing spirits in the movement The liberal policy pursued
by President Castro and lis Cabinet does not meet with
the approval OF the Church
treaty has been made between Minister Avon, on the
part OF Nicaragua and the Hon. Dickinson Minister
Resident and PcnipOentiary OF the United states, ana
sent 20 Washington for ratification.
The ravages committed by cholera since the commence
ment OF this year f5ghtfu. In the Department of
Leon alone 1S3 persons have fallen victims 10 TINS dis
ease the oath OF March TO the 18th Of September
In Salvador the importation Of indigo has commenced.
The Government is showing great activity In improving
the roads throughout the Republic. large quantity OF
imported steam machinery has lately been improved for
the cultivation OF sugarcane. The actions OF The Govern
ment Of Guatemala criticized for eXpending large
amounts Of money for the construction Of road from
the capital 20 the Atlantic coast The enterprise Is said
10 he little the country for many years To
while the productive coffee and regions on the Pa
chc slope utterly neglected and sadly in need OF good
roads and bridges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11

ovrppAtp prTIrs-sANTA ANA.

OVERHEAD DUTIES-SANTA ANNA.
HAVANA, Nov. 9.-Thc official Gd:ettt pub
fishes an order from the Minister at Madrid providing for
the return 10 merchants OF overpad duties since January
last. The document Is harsher than any former one
toward the customs officers.
Santa Anna has already found himself involved IN n
litigation. He has been summoned To appear Ddore an
inferior Court 10 settle up an old score charged against
him .
The United States steamer Susquehanna Is stll here,
but will leave tomorrow for ST. Thomas via ky west
Admiral Thomas has elegraphcd TO Key West for nothef
war ship TO accompany INN.
The British steamer Baracouta has arrived from
Honduras. Gen. O'COnnor, commander OF The Bfilsh
forces in Honduras is passenger together with us STAN
en- route TO Nassau, special Government business.
Mr. Austin, late Governor OF Honduras j. sAng 10
England.
The Spanish steam ir0n.clad Tctuan u ordered iome
The Austrian steam corvette Elizabeth j. Sill hire.
We have news from Antigua 10 tile 18th ~ october.
The crops were large but brcadstus were In demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11
UNION HILL, n. ION Saturday evening

UNION HILL, n. ION Saturday evening
Coroner Whit eoncea the Investigation Of the fatal
testified mat he had repaired the machinery Of the fac
being pnt In after the explosion he ascerained that the
iron was not good he thought that the explosion had It's
origin in the imperfect condition Of the exhaust pipe.
Mr. Fausel again examined, but he gave import
ant additional testimony AT 10 o'clock p the jury
engineer who has been there since the explosion Tho
Sister Principal requested postponement OF the cxami
nation until the morning. and the jury complied with the
request The inquest concluded before Coroner
White and the jury found that the cause OF the explosion
Is unknown.
NEWARK-A reward of 800 is offered by
Mayor Peddie for the conviction OF any highwaymen
found in that city Lawrence Lonagan has been fined s25
fOr selling diseased meat He narrowly escaped ynchng
Broadst: is to be paved with Belgian blocks Tho
house Of Dr. Wallace of Clnton-aye was entered on
Saturday morning by burglar, who stole two valuable
shawls pair Of gold specaces, and about half box
of cigars The noise OF his departure awoke the Doctor
who discharged his revolver without effect Six lots at
the intersection OF BrOOme and MOntgOmery-sts were
purchased on Friday by the German Hospital Association
for 5000 half cash down. and remainder mortgage
Many OF the residents IN the vicinity protest against
hospital beng built there. Company q OF the late
Second Regiment NewJersey Volunteers attended the
funeral yesterday Of their late eonfade, Albert Vest
brook.
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The st. Nicholas Society will meet at Del
mOnico's, Fitth-ave., this evening.

The st. Nicholas Society will meet at Del
moncOs, Fi!th-aye. this evening.
Timothy Collins of No. 521 West twenty
eigthst, died on Saturday evening from inircs-as II
II Alleged-whch lac received on Sunday tic Sd inst.
Collins visited Henry Jentzs saloon in Tenthiy near
Ihrytirdst, and became grossly intoxicated. Jentz,
fearful that lac thrust him into the street o might be
arrested and that II arrested he might inform the police
who sold him liquor thrust him into the saloon cellar and
there kept him until nigfall Here IL Is said, he was
brutaly treated, and IL Is alleged that his death was
caused by injuries there received JeniZ was arrested on
Saturday night, and Is held TO await the action OF C0ro
ner.
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest at the De-
lanccyst Police Station Saturday, over the body or
Peter Mclaughlin, eartnnn. ON Friday night, while
intoxicated, Mclaughlin fell from his cart In MadlsOnst
striking his head He picked up and taken 10 the
Police Station, aud the officers thinking him intoxicated
put him into cell 10 get sober At later hour Sergeant
Higgins found him breathing heavily, and ~ midnight
he was found dead A medical examination disclosed
the fact that McLaughins skull had been fractured by
the fall from his cart He native Of Ireland, aged
50 years.
The Board of Managers of the North Western
Dspensary ask the assistance 81 the public In meeting
their current EXPENSE estimated nc about $1,000 for tins
year The people Of the district especially appealed
TO- This district IL bounded follows On the North by
Eighty South by Twenty thirdst East by Fifth
ave, and West by the North River. Any person who
dwels in this part OF the city obtain medical advice
and treatment free OF charge by applying at the Dspe
sary Physicians Are employed TO visit persons who are
unable 10 leave their homes The institution has been es
tablished - ycars
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED.


Brig Milwaukee Brown, ROIdout for Boston
Scb John Ferris s. JohB Little River 8 c. days WIZ ha'Af
schr Marion Draper Meady, EnrahethPOT for Boston
schr Lady Ellen, Grace. Philadelphia for Boston
sehn Rysnier smith New-Iayen
seS COT Jones' Hi Franklin Me- with to Simpson caTp
schI Fashion. Davis Brookhayen
sehr Holmes Norham, EllabethPort for Nev-Iayep
schr Annie J. Russell Dodge philadelphia for Ne~iA'en
Scaa ciSTs Eass,hESI, ., Fan EigeS H,,,n
schr Lady Helen Bates, Philadelphia for NeS-lia'eu
BELOW.
ship Emerald Isle, Eyes, Liverpool % dayss sun at aneheon
DISASTERS.
PRoyIDEScE T. Nov o-Ihe schooner Atlantic q Baltimore.
partially wreck Saturday night eight or ten miles southeast q
ABANDONED the captain and crew number taking the boat and
reaching Providence this afternoon The schooner sa9
rainy The Atlantic old vessel Of 70 'un measure
WsTxsTos Nov oOur Consul Marsee under date Of Oct
90 reports that he has received TELEGRAM from b.. agent Se,'s s
othe Gulf Lyons far from Cee Everybody on board bad been
Our Consul at St johns P report. the loss Ofhe Whiting steamer
Pioneer London the 9Th Of July 1 n Sa's' say lse
The remainder Of the home in other vessels
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrox Nov O-ArTi,ed Return from Cagar br Moon
ssoa Mary Thompson, from Philadelphia George Prescott
from Rosdoat seh Gen ConHor from Mobile Cb,s Heller from
Geosetovn s G. Chloe CarestOn Adde Marehe, from VIII
HoLSrss HotE, Nov Sp mArivsd schrs Tenpss Breeze,
YenYQ5k for y9a aen Ja1o Reeve, B1aggF c 9 @ an
for BALTIMORE Becker Ewoed from SeS.iora @ Iyanni,'
Nils fsr Boston. sailed schr, Frank 8 Emily.
Nov Ga m-NS arrivals Light southerly winds , w..
orleans va Norfolk She toSed from Norfolk the ate Rebel
Columbia.
HAVANA Nov 9Auird steamships Corsica from Ne" foIs sra
stampede and Garner rom YewYOrk Gpsey Queen m PO,rnd
Arrived Cuba mHs COMBS from Boston ss' i
for %fi Ssa.So si4''''' -''F'' W '''''' 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11
ECUADOR.
TIE QUARREL BETWEEN PRESIDENT AND CON
GREsS ENDED.

THE QUARREL BETWEEN PRESIDENT AND CON
GRESS ENDED.
About the end of September several members
Of Congress had been arrested by order of the Executive
OH suspicion Of being engaged in revolution This act
was condemned by the Legislature the impeachment OF
the President and the Home Secretary recommended and
the session declared 10 be permanent until the pending
question be decided. While the House OF Representatives
was stll session. detachment Of troops entered the
hall creating general excitement In the mean time how
ever the Executive had come to understanding Of its
own wrong position, and the troops withdrawn
condition that committee be appointed for the purpose
entering into negotiations with the Government for
aicable settlement of the trouble These terms
cepted and the following day the President made end
the difficulty by announcing that the obnoxious Home
Secretary Bustamcnte had sent in his resignation, which
had been accepted. The prisoners released, and
the political horizon of Ecuador was clear once more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11

replied paying handsome compliment to Gen. Hoyey
NIL 49, rs onieia and private capacity, concluding Ms
s gitb an ,lca3nt tribute TO the characters OF
Wnsbip,ton and tine martyrcd Lincoln .Toasts "eie
,,iv ~, V AN Tie Diplomatic Corps complimentary ~ INC
INIT, SITES and her representative.
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fAnnouncemenn.l

"GooD SERVANTS" BAD SERvANTs."-IIow
to manage them See PHRgSoLoeIcAL for Nov Ory
cents or SO year Ladies should read it. Newsmen haEet
s WELLS No. $50 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11
Hill.

ruy Nrys From PERU-TROOpS OFFERED TO
pr.po-RAHROAD TO BUENOS AYREs-TliE
,,,NtSu oUEsTION--FAMINE IN THE SOUTH
cr,Xo-NO EXPORT OF E-ARMS-GEN'
AAA-PRINCB ALFRED.
y,o,o or special Correspondent
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PERU.

pAHtc sEkRGIY, AND TERBOEiS1i-tol.. Pl'Nhn
49, LAY-FORrIFICATfOEs OF AEEQj PA
ruE PRESIDENT UEPtpl GAG-: ikCi LAR TO
TIiE DIPLOMATIC CoRio-EANQCET OF TILE
AB.EgIC8E MINISTER.
ssv-.. a., S,,,. al q, rfespoudent
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SOUTH and nRA-n,n
SOJTTH. and CENTRAL AMERICA

The steamship Rising Star, from Aspin"ali
Eov. l. arrived hero yesterday INC -oi'"''e 81 '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11

LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, &c.
speedily relieved taken permanently cured by sSts
win find remedy for Coughs aud
Colds Sold everywhere
NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION. BY HENRY
HESRT A. GouGg. No 24 Broadusy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11

The news of the revolt in Arequipa had
caused q profound sensation in al circles in Chill Our
pbors see in this revolution the end of the alliance
mat has been 50 fruitful TO them IN pecunary point OF
vr. vhich has been the stand point Of view OF that
Reonlc rOn the very first inception OF the idea Of an
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-04-24
HOOP SKIRTS.
coo
NEW SPRING STYLES, .oun owx MAKE,

NEW SPRING STYLES, '0un Own MAKE,
embracing every New and De-irnble size.
style and Shape of Plain and Trail Hoor
SKIRTS, . IA. p, 3-4, 8 IL >. > 81
and yds., round, every length anc size
Waist: in every respect FIRST QUALIFY and
especially adapted to meet the wants Of FIRST
CLASS and most fashionable TRADE.
'.OUR OwN MAKE" Of Hoop skirts, are
lighter, more elastic, more durable, AMI
REALLY CHEAPER than any other make of e
ther Single or Double Spring skirt in tie
American Market. They are WAERsN1ED n
every respect. and wherever introduced give
universal satisfaction. They are now beng
extensively Sold by Retailers, and every Lady
should try them
Ak for "lIopkins Own Make" ant see
that each Skirt is Stamped Nv ct IDPhlNS
MANUFACTURER. baS ARCH Street, Phil
adclphia" No others are Genuine. Catn-
logue contain ing Style, Size and Retail Prices
sent to any address. A Uniform aud Liberal
Di,coun. allowed to Dealers. Orlers by
mail or otheswisc, promptly an! carefully
flled-Wholesalc and Retail. nj Mandatory
and Sales rooms, No. 62S ARCH ST.. PiiiLA-
DELP!IlA.
Skirts made To order, altered and repaired.
TERMS. NET CASH. ONE PRICE ONLY.
mar ~. '6,-lUm Wa, I. HOPKINS.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-04-24

Oao Of the most remaI kable races
that ever inhabited the earth is row ex-
tinct. They were known as the Gaunches
and were the aborigines Of the Canary
Islands In the sixteenth ceniury, pes
thence, slavery, aud the cruelty Of the
Spauiards succeeded in totally extermin-
ating them. They are described as hav-
ing been gigantic in stature, but Of sin-
gularly mild and gentle nature. Their
food consisted Of barley, wheat and goats
mix, aud their agriculture was of the
rudest kind. They had religion which
taught them of future state Of rewards
and punishment after death, and of good
and evil spirits. They regarded the VOL
caao of TeneriiFe as a punishment for
the bad. The bodies Of the dead wers
carefully embalmcd and deposited in cat
acom5s, which still continue to Re an OBJ
iect of Curiosity to those who visit the
islands. Their narriage rites were very
solemn. aud before engaging IA them me
brides were fatteueJ on milk. At the
preseu, day these strange people aie to-
tally extinct.