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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-31
FOR SALE AND BENT.
FOR SALE

hs:$l That very desirable new three-story press
brick front D YELLING HOUSE, situated on
the south side OF Cameron street, east of St.
Assph, containing all the modern improve.
n.ents. This is one of the most desirable resi-
adences in Alexandria. For terms apply to
GREEN 81 WISE,
Resi- Estate Agents.
The above property will be rented until sold,
70 good tenant. Apply to G. & w. foe 27-tt
FOR RENT-A RARE CBANC E.-The
KHsa large and commodious BRICK STORE
Known as Kelps Stove and Tinwsre establish
nent, No %, King street; one of the best
stands in Alexandria for the business; has an
established custom of forty years standing; be-
ing near the wharf commands the river trade.
Possession given the lst Of January. Enquire
of T. D. HARRISON, No Is, North Royal st.
OCT elm
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BOGKs ~ STATIONERY.
* REAT ATTRACTION
" IN. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
! EREN GH,S

~ REAT ATTRACTION
IN. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
At FRENCH'S
DEPOT OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
No IS, KING STREET.
This day received direct from the manula fac
turer very large assortment of Photograph
Albums; new and beautiful designs rich,
chsste and elegant all sizes These Albums
were bought at the manufacturers lowest cash
price and will be sold at very much lower rates
than any heretofore offered in this market
Call and examine them sr..
Just received from the importer full and
complete assortment Of Writing Desks and
Work Boxes, Rosewood, Satnwood and Pspier
Machie, all Sizes beautifully inlaid rich in de:
sign and elaborate in finish. These are beyond
doubt the finest articles of the kind over offered
in this market They will be sold at very low
rates ......-.. 49,.
Just received another large lot Of Note, Let
ter and Cap Paper, and a fun line Of Day Books,
Ledgers. Journals limo Books and Memoran-
dums, all sizes.
Initial Note Paper, Rustic and old English
letter, fine assortment.
New Books, Magazines and Reviews receiv
cd as soon as published.
oc 20 GEO. Il. FRENCH.
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Es aaIa A No. new, three-story BRICK D WELL
LING, with about half an acre of ground, stu
ated in the town of Leesburg, Va. centrally
located; contains -l6 rooms, with good base
ment, very convenient, and in perfect order !;
very much needed in the town. Apply to
GREEN s. WISE,
Real Estate Agents,
oct 1T Mansion Rouse Building
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T AMPS, lamp GOODS u OIL. %

~
VIII. COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street,
offers for salo Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb, 10 the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Gut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chlmneys, 81 kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick,
and ali other goods in thetrado, at the most rea"
gonable pricea.. Especial attention is called TO
large lot Of Stand Lamps ust received, purcha-
ged at extremely lev figures, and offered at cor
responding ratos. All VINO want real bargaiaso
n handsome Parlor and Table Ramps had bet
or come quickly. nh 8-tf
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oct 1T

az. FOR RENT
EHsiS The NEW STORE, No. u, south Fairfax
street For terms apply to
sep 28-tf JOS. BkODEBS.
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ALBERT =. sKrNEER }. NEWTON HABPga
late Of New York, Virginia
4 LBERT Z. SKINNER z co.
"A Successors to j. Newton Harper & Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS;
NeaIers in AGRICULTURAL MACHINE.
RY, GRAIN, PRODUCE, sc.
SOUTHEHN DEPOT FOR WOODS PRIZE
kEAPERS AND MOWERS.
WAREHOUSES;, 10 and Y, s. UNION ST.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Give their personal attention to the safe Vi AL
articles Of merchandise consigned 10 them
AL orders filled with promptness.
feb I8-.If
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AGRICULTURAL.
Z NlPOBTANT TO FARMERS.

EAFORIANA 10 EzAHAl Z L'1'
ANDREW C0A5"
3uF hh-fAuSFHaAA on @'iA -
the droat rarSiiZer.
400 tONS IN SIokE--AoKhT0 AESf'AY T.
hun"Fe"s o. c7F'iHe&'eS rom prSe'''s'' Gal"
roi-&O'0 '@'iii01' @''o''' i'' o'''
otheE heF1iiil0'S "'0"' i'' ~.
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SHIPPING, FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION MEECHAAW
DEALER IN GRAIN, SC.
No. 81, NORTH USIoN STREET,
feb 28-tf ALEXANDRIA, Va
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RICHARD y. AVERY. ~ DAVIDSON
4 VERY & Davidson,
n (successors 10 Henderson L Avery.
GNUUERS. LIQUOR AND
CONFESSION MERCHANTS
No. 22G, King street, corner &C AIGroi
ALEXANDRIA. Va
Dealers in Butter, Lard, Salt, Fish, Flour, la
con, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, &c. Country P.otuc.
taken in exchange for Merchandise. o: sold oa
Commission ct lowest rates. feb d
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3 BRODEXS & CO.,
j.
NO. Il, KING STREET.
ALEXANDRIA, Va
GENERAL COMMISSION AEHCaAAI7
Wholesale Ugaiar5 n
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22
THE OMNIBUS.
THE BATTLE OF IvRY.
(By Thomas Darlington Macauley.,

(By Thomas Darlington Macauey)
called Henry of Navarro.
after his patrimonia inheritance Having been brought Pro-
number of the Catholic sovregns and mobiles of
Europe exclude him from the French throne.
The head confederation Phillip of Span AT the battle
question decided Henry favor He afterwards
conomed the CATHOLIC religion and died by the hand of the
Ravaac The following magnificent ballad supposed
to be ofthe Huguenots exung in their victory
Now glory the Lord of hosts from whom all glores are
And glory sovereign iege King Henry of Navarro
And let there be the merry sound of music and of dance
Through thy cornfelds green and sunny vines pleasant
land of France;
And thou, Rochelle, Rochelle, proud city of the
waters,
Again let rapture light eyes of all thy mourning daugh
ters
AS thou vert constant in ILL., be Joyous in our 10Y,
For cold and stiff and still they who wrought thy walls
annoy.
Hurra hurra, single field hath turned the chance of
Hurra hurra for Ivry and Henry of Navarro
Oh how our hearts beating when the dawn of day.
We saw the army of the League drawn in long array;
With all its prest-led citizens, and all its rebel peers;
With DAppenzePs stout infantry and DEgmonfs Flemish
spears;
There rode the brood of false Lorraine the curses of our
land;
And dark Mayenne was in the midst truncheon in his
hand.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22

nickname of Irish Paddy that they pleased apply
And when 1t was the custom to hang up eges of ST. Patrick
with Goldfish sticking out of his pocket and string of
potatoes round his neck by way of Rosary knew Pro-
estant lrshmen to join with their Catholic counymen in
the parade on ST. Patrics day But now things in these
United States changed. Americans know better
They know towards than they are and it's
notthe fashion with of American birth in
suit neghbors account of difference of opinion Past
display has convinced them that there considerable
numbers of the formerly despsed article scattered
the country On the other hand have Irish not more
cause for than joy? Are not many of the best and
braves of loaded with the shackes of their Eng
sh rulers while their poor wives and helpless children are
looking with longing eyes the Atlantic to us who are
far removed from the power of their yrant What
satisfaction it will be to them hear of thousands hun
dreds of thousands of dollars expended useless display
while their helpless children are hungry Alas alas can
not rishmen think well Poles? Cannot Irish
act as the women of Poland did and do?
Do, my dear REPUBLIC, lend your aid in asking my
counrymen forbear for this year from this than
folly ask them to work that day. least to the
usual expense and of their savings contribute fourth
to those who deprived of their natural protectors because
they loved their native land than do and another
fourth to aid those who struggling to aid the Irish
become of the land that they love- er dear
island of sorrow" Truly yours, LEINsTER.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22
A Burned Child breads the Fire.

DAVENPORT Iowa, February 5, 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN Ever since the first step was taken in the
late transactions to bring about union of all Irish nation
ass in America until the unhappy termination of the same
the eyes of all turned to New York-some doubling
fearing, and all doomed to be disappointed in their
hopes of again seeing the F. B. and ndvisibe" Now
then why is it that have been disappointed? How
it that after all the correspondence both sides to-
day, to all appearances, further apart than ever?
That's the question Why didn't they form union? I
tell you cry hundred voices at the time, and
straghtway each proceeds to give the why but
before he gets through he is out in the latest
improved STYLE; and then don't Senators" catch
"Stand from UNDER" if you believe in any of those old
out technicaes known oaths and constitutions" in
the days gone by Take for instance the letter of your
Fort Wayne correspondent in your issue of February
8h Here's the third paragraph: GAS matters stand Mr.
Savage have gone urthest in the direction of
Citation for he agreed to accept the constitution of 1885,
C65 suppose he meant If Senators oaths obstacles
to union, the Senators should resign" Now hen if "C
be advocate of Mr. Savage he either totally ignor
of the facts in the case Or what is worse he
distor them to suit purpose Had he only read the cor
respondence between both parties carefully and aenvely
he would have that after Mr. John Savage had accepted
the constitution drawn up Philadelphia October 49, which
he did do in his letter heSenae dated December H. 1867
This acceptance of the Philadelphia Constitution he
affirmed when he signed the basis OF union on December
49, but he reaced when required himself accord
ing to its provisions Oaths and sic like" may very
trivial Mr. c. but there is honest Fenan
in America who does thank and honor the Senate for
its firm and circumspect action in this matter. We've had
enough of bitter experience of the fruits of oath breakers
and of it. If at ALL consistent
with the safety of Organization bring about union in
Gods let it be DONE but let take how
decoyed by this cry about union 1t took the undivided
efforts of twohirds of the F. B. for year and a-half to
crush the hounds that first caused all this unfor
unate dissension by their eachery And to-day although
Stephens before with his this year, cry
there is thing in New York called John OMahony, who,
if he cannot have the CONTROL would send every hope Ire
lands redemption to hell remorselessy he has sent
of brave trusting soldiers the waters English
dungeons and convict graves "Hs around the diggS And
if the Senate rather rigid in their exactons because
they know this.
Yours for Ireland to the DEATH CIAREMoRRIs.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22

Mister Kan passing through Chicago the Philadelphia
Congress- Chicago business
was good thing this Fenanism The Organization wanted
and he wanted going supply the
the and the Brotherhood should supply him with
the money! Now perfectly that the Brotherhood
the disgrace and defeat the
Brotherhood disputed question Impudence and vilainy with
unsuspectng people, for brains for certain Inc cute
If Chicago had but notified the Oganza
ton time how much disgrace he might have saved the Irish
people But it good thing youknow, and de damn ting
was humhug anyhow"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22
Sermon-Money and Fenianism.

JOLIET, ILL, February 2, 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN It needless to tell you how much have
suffered in this city for the last eight years from the abuse
and vfcation of pastor, Father Farley 1t is
eight years since the first Circle of the Fenan Brotherhood
started in Joliet and from that day this whoever
dared profess his sympathy for the country in
the only practical left by becoming Fenian has
been cursed and vfed from the altar of God Not only
publicly abused, but secretly prosecuted.
We declared communicated and it is needless say
how communicated Catholics looked upon by those
who have not the intelligence to know that it is not in the
power of any priest bishop to excommuncae unless for
well defined That loving country is not
of those is plain any with intelligence above
the brute We could pew in the church here and
when of the respected of congregation persisted
in occupying his pew after nailed up Che had
paid for it in advanc the pew taken of the Church
altogether.
Much could detail show brothers elsewhere
how much have to contend with in desire to assist
poor and dpsed Ireland to regain her independence
Is it the stranges part of the whole proceeding that
you have said in edition. "Aer they have shut the
church doors in faces they of being bad Ca
tholics?"
1t the last that breaks the camePs back To-day
Father Farley has laid that straw patient sence
and should be something less properly
speakingthan to stand any longer We have borne
than other alive, Irish Catholics would bear
for the sake of not giving scandal, but that
thoroughly satisfied it is pastor who is responsible for all
the scandal by violating the laws of God and in his
selfish and arrogant course before the
tribunal that has always been the of evldoes and
petty village despots Happy long abused people
that have paper THE IRISH REPUBLIC that dare
beard these wouldbe yrans and at the sacrifice of losing
the patronage of Catholic savesmen who Caho
lies not from conviction but because their fathers and
who would be worshpng Chinese gods with equal blindness
if their fathers Cinnamon who have soul enough
nor manness enough understand the spirit that has kept
Cahocy at the head of civilization for eighteen hundred
sacrifice Isay of displeasng such slaves thank
God find journal that will uphold the of Ire
land though should displease certain West British
bishops and priests Father Farley this day treated to
discourse which, to be appreciated should be heard Flo
being substituted by abuse and learning by unchecked
assumption From end of the year the other is
scod scod and the text is money! money He began by
saying
"There is wolf in Australia that commits terrible havoc
among the sheep. know there who would wish
me to keep SILENT but WON'T this wolf is not the right
wo-he is only species of the wild dog that nhabis that
country He is very cunning When he comes down from
the mountains he gives gentle little bark to see if the
shepherd and his dogs asleep and if gets reply he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

NPEAk. pKlNok = HOLBkoUk. i'm pottcrs an.
y dsaisss In Csrpstinas, Paper hsnsii4s aud y 10
dow nhadss We sell our soods low and can nshs
very induce mont To purchasers the afhet ~ll az
ford. new Carpet uousc with . stock entirely
pew throughout ~ ~ state street. east trent VI
CrOobv's Opera uouse. Coicaeo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

n NILLKR, corn Ct Randolph snd Cart s1SoG6
n. ImpoYNr. Manufacturer and Wholcaale 49,
{n Watches, Jew eiry. Silver and Plated Wogo. ~
= ~ he Nstioaal watch C..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

SICK HEADACHE
Arises from aisorderei stass Of tbs stomach snd
bowels, and bilious dersag eut 81 ths liver, ana
can be permanently cured by the rss Of Robaek's
Blood Purifier and Blood Pils. Fall directions &C
company esch bottle and box.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
PILES

There lie no medicine IN use 50 cfic,c.oas a Dr.
Rohach's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills for the per
mansnt cure OF Blind or Bleeding Piles they strike
at the root ofdiscsse ihsrsby removing the cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
NIGHT MARIE

is one OF Ne many diseases OF which Dyspepsia 10
inc parent To ahecta cure persons should avoid
hearty food a. night, and take wine glas. full OF
Roback's Bitters on retiring TO bed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
>e

Thisiittls instrument combines within the space
coupled by the ordinary pocket Tweexer, . Nail
Knife and Fila, and Ear Spoon, and pair Of Twee-
sers 1t 10 simple in Its construction, being made
Of three simple pieces Of STEEL and 10 the most du-
able and workmenlike manner Daking one Of the
mos useful and convenient articles for the pocket
ever presented to the public.
Ladies will ind this article . be very useful aad
convenient adjunct to the Sewing Machine.
Retail Price, 50 cents each.
Fer sale by Eealers in Hardware. Netions IN
Fancy Article generally.
II. NORRIS CO., Wholesale Agents, Springfield
1ase aprl0deodiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
DAILY DEMOCRAT
GENERAL NEWS.


Sugar care seed 10 made into -four 10
Texas.
Roast swan is the proper dish for cpl.
cures in Germany.
The window glss Of . Broadway isy
goods store cost SEQ, 900.
Chicago consumes over IS, 900 quarts Of
milk daily.
London churches arc introducing fall
orchsstras.
Ths spicurss Of Boston are praising rae.
coon meat.
Boston uses daily 100000 ga!lens Of
Cechituste water.
The cost Of lighting the streets Of Bsstsn
last year was 1887, s72.
Seventy Ave counties in Ohio have g..
470. e97 sheep.
The official vsts Of Maine 10 - fsllows
Grant, 7o,433 /; Seymour, 1884.
The official vote Of K.ntucy makes Sey.
mour's majority in tha, State 1890.
The Central Pacific Railroad employs
twenty thousand men. .
Moving for new trial-sourting se:-
ond vic.
Baltimore has appropriated $1,000, 600
for tho erection Of . new City Hall.
The voluntary clause in the bankrupt
law expires on the frs. OF January.
Yves. Point &C ntains two hundred and
twenty four cadets now.
the open air.
Chicago has pane OF glass seven and .
half by fifteen feet.
1t is said that Harriet Becchsr Stowe
has son in the Binghamton lnsbriate
asylum.
Anna Dickenson's New York lecture
yielded $44S to the workingmcn.
The Supreme Court Of California has
compelled man to pay his wife $4,000
upon promissory note given previous to
their marriage. The question Of law in
volved in the case was new one.
A new process in New Hampshire, called
the "Robbins process" produces dry lum-
Der out Of green in nine hours. 10 seems,
therefore, that though one swallow does
not make spring, one Robin can make .
complete season.
Ii IL proposed in Boston to gather to-
gsthsr all the flags, canvass, bunting, tim
Der, scantling, and whatever else ofths para
phsrnalia Of the late campainn that remains
and 70 dispose Of than for the benefit 81
the poor the coming winter,
A Msntgomery county, Ohio, farmer who
wished to give lot for church, and bur.
ial ground, had the deed made out ITO God
Almighty, His heirs and assigns forever"
and the deed 10 % recorded.
Money invested in the purchase Of sound
solid books 10 invariably we'll laid out. The
goods are always worth the money, and the
longer they are kept the more valuable they
become. A man may have = life-tims's
pleasure in collecting and preserving fine
library, and, when he 10 gone. the auction
Ger will sell it 1t handsome pao6t for his
heirs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

An Elk FeLLews A RAILROAD TaAlS.-
Who among our Nimrods would not have
given something handsome for . shot at the
rare game spoken Of in the following sx-
tract, which We take from the Cedar Rapids
Times Of this week II. II. Shaver informs
us that on his return trip from Sioux City
last week, IN Elk was discovered following
the train on the Sioux City & Pacific read,
in which he was travelling. The creature,
no doubt, exaeperated At seeing . thing
which could outstrip him in his flight ever
the prairie, seemed determined to overtaks
it. and doubtless, contest tho locomotives
rights to invade his territsry. After watch
ing him for some timo, the Conductor
stopped the train, ran back short dis
lance, when mountaineer who WAS aboard
with his rife, standing upon the rear Of
the last car Of the train, fred and brought
the noble but rasbly adventurous old fellow
down. The Was put aboard the train and
sent to Chicago"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
DNSPEpSTA

ThousAn1s Of the worst suderers from this tsrri-
bio gnawinx disease have been cured by the ese
Robseks stomach BtteTs - tho tssti noniAis In our
hancs frllo prove.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
Prevent or Renens !

When heath hiss been sacrificed for want Of the
care necessary TO project Il, regrets arc unavailng
IT'S better to prevent than - repent. The mos,
Indictment season Of the year 10 At hand and its cold
and damp are the source OF innanerasle distres
sin9 ailments. The best means Of escaping them
10 to keep the outward sarfacs OF the BODY csm.
forbly warm with snita bic clothing and the later
nal organs in vigorous condition by the oeeasona al
use OF healthful tonic and currscuvs. Winter
makes tremendous drafts upss the vita, fsrcss aad
therefore It 10 season when pure vegetable s,im-
ulant and invigcfant like HOSTRTTER.s SION
ACH BlTTERS 10 o. intimate uss. especially 10 the
weak and feeble. 1t gives stamina to the D stem,
and thereby enables IL to Withstand the shocks 81
cold. which produce cough. bronchitis catarrh and
other diseases Of the organs Of respiration. Dye
pspsa and every species OF Indigestion are also
greatly aggravated by cold, damp weather, and for
these complaints the DITTERS are an acknswl.
edged spscl1c. There IL no fact better known II
this country, and indeed, throughout the civilized
portions efthe Western Hemisphere. than that this
geHial pre- paration swift and certain remedy fel
oil Ordinary diseases Of the stomach and the liver
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
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