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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-30
by ]. III. ParrOtt, AuctiOneer,
Z ARGE LOT ON WASHINGTON 81
Top SALE

l. FOR SALE.
Under authority of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Alexandiia county, Va, rendered ut
its Noy9 Der tef% 1861 in the case a. of Ldipp9
the undersigned, SIS Commissioner, will offer
for sale, by public auction, on SA ;,
front of the Mayors Office in the city OF. Alex
dra, Va, the LOT OF GROUND on the cas-.
side of Washington street, between Queen and
Princess streets, in said city, beginning at the
north line Of ten feet alley, and % feet !! IN
chcs, more or less, to the north Of Queen stree.'
and extending thence north on Washington s..
CO feet inches, more or less, to the line Of Il.
H Miller; thence cast parallel to Queen s'rcGi
alley parallel to Washington street the distance
of the first line to the 10 feet alley first named
thence on SAID alley - the beginning.
TERMS--One-third OF the purchase,HQn"y
to be paid in cash the resjdue in two cq2Iai m IF
sale, with interest, the purchaser to give h!S
bonds for the deferred instruments and the title
TO be retained as security Cor their payment
s. FERGUSDN BEA(l now
my 1j-cots CommLssae&IIh
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Mr. LALLY, in the market, sent US this
morning a specimen of the finest lettuce we
have seen.
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TlRAME HOUSE at AUCTION.

Will be sold, on FRIDAY, June jth, 1868,
in front Of the premises nextto the corner OF
Fairfax and Princess streets, 8 LOT, 20 f. . in.
x75 feet, with TWO-STORY FRAN Eg$sa
HOUSE thereon, containing eight rooms. LEI
Title clear and indisputable.
nv 27-3t& RLCH'D. MCSHERRY.
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HE flower stands, in market this morning,
sefe beautifully adorned. Mr.. Slater had a
splendid collection Of aowerss-wlich attracted
sseat attention. So i q n 1.t9Ezt .
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Bsy J. IL. Parrot. A.lc1;Ouecr.
Y7RUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

h3y d. az. 1-GaGEShSs II -a|L-N-t'->-'
Yg7RUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
lots.
Under authority OF 2 deed Of trust to Us. duly
recorded in Alcxnndria county, in Libcr \, No.
3, page $50, we will offer for sale. by auction, to
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the I]!h
day Of June next ct II O'Clock p. M, ut tho
l. a LOT OF GROUND in said city, situ&-
ted on the cas-: side Of Union street, S.! feet
south of Princess street: &nd bounded ~, on tho
south by the Wheat Mill property. The lot
fronts on Union street 533 feet aud extends IL.
to the Potomac river with that width.
4 LOT OF GROUND in SAID city, 4 s! ~:
ted ut the southeast corner OF Princess ana " ~
ter streets extending south on Water street III
feet 9 inches, moro or less, to Conway's line,
and cast on Princess street 1873 feet, to an alley,
"A feet wide This lot will DE sold III eight CON
venicnt subdivisions.
RMS-One-third cash the rcs;duo in two
equal payments ut six and twelve months, VITA
w. G. YEATON.
Il. JOHNSTON.
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my 26 Scots
OHERIFF' s S a L z.

RIFFS SALE.
By virtue Of distress warrant duly sued
out, and to me directed shall sell, for cash, TO
the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, June I'd,
1853, at II o'clock Il. m, on the premises, on
King street, between Fairfax and Water, the
BAR FIXTURES, consisting, in part of a
Marble Top Counter, Demijohns,- DccHntcrs
Bagatelc Table, Balls, &c, ono Oyster Boz
&c, seized to satisfy said writ in favor Of James
p. Smith vs.. Geo. Steuornaglo, for rent and
costs. JAMES NJ. DIE Al r,
NV CG--tl ShCrlu.
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RyS. III. PARROT, Auctiomeer. .
51RUSTEAS iiALEWbY virtue % OF tho DgG Te Gl
SIGNED bearing date on she 18th day Of NoYcm-
bo l8g va offer for sale at at Fn Publ 2a A4oso4
on MONDAY me otn ga yo % Nsv uS 0iice in
the getty city Of Aiexandria, the TRACT OF LAND : !:
CONVEYED to BY the said Do Sa sl AGRGs
flu t o. eaata Of the late Presley Barker
and now owned and occupied, by the said OI"m
W. Barker. ....
a. vii he necessary, to pay the debt secured by
said Decd, amounting to the sum Of $780, 1 Wi3
,terest from the I2sh day of MoyemDHiT' 1891
a. the costs of executing the Trust, Wall De re-
en- % ed in hand, at the time Of sale; the remainder
IN tn ZEE equsl at Y and 10 mo mt
the TO bear rotd nteGes Of to Ge
cured By Deed Of Trust, or roEon'l0n % ''''' 40
All H. c or in ~lud;ng stamps at Inc
cost of the pure. haser. on TAYLOR.
1'HA " "HL'> Trustee.
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THEN go to BLoNDHEIM's,
'I'is the corner stand,
And examine his stock,
IT'S exceedingly grand ;
There you'll find him,
Certain and sure,
Just opposite Woods
Large Dry Goods store.
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gpRYAN s. BRENTWOOD
= Are now opening another assortment Of
very beautiful >.e,>,->,
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Also, q largo assortment of MOURNING
GOODS, such as
Silk Hernanniss.
Silk and Worsted Grenadine.
" Oh" Florillas
Canvas Grenadines.
Worsted Boraago
Grape .. D..
Black Challics, sc. Call and examine.
my 25-lm No. rs, King street.
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nv Z III. Parrott. Auc4ioneer.

rTOUSE AND LOT ON KING STREET,
I'll FOR SALE.
Under authority of q deed Of trust, dated 18TH
December, 1855, duly recorded IN AIexandri&
o'clock m, on WEDNESDAY, the lst day Of:
July next. at the Mayors Office in the city of
Alexandra, the three. story HOUSE and ffE5za
LOT OF GROUND, No. 1856 King street, lsza=a
between Washington and st. As&ph streets, at
present OCCUPIED by John Howell, jr.
YEKMS- Cash in hand for enough to pay
the amount owing on account of al notes Sc
cured by said decd, and interest, whether dI due
or not, with tho exp enscs Of sale and Of this
trust; for the residue q credit of six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months, with interest
in four equal payments:
NV 25Its K. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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nF1HE STAFF OF LIFE"
NEW BAKERY.

PHILIP ELSANG
has opened new Bakery, on CAMERON ST,
between Royal and Fairfax, No G5.
Being practical Baker, and using nothing
but the best material, he can afford to sell q
number one quality of Bread at HIkTEEN
CENTS for the large loaf of two pounds.
Also, on hand, CAKES Of the incest kinds
INV Off
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Prince William CO.. nv 27-eCts Com'r.
Esu.E a. Gfoufennurg. AucEiomecr.

BY J. HI. SEOuGemDUrgs AIcE1GNccr.
YOMMISSlONERS' SALE OF NALUA
y BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON
WASHINGTON STREET, IN THE CITY
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA-Under authority
of a decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, Va, made at its May term, 1868. in the
suit Of Javins and Others plaintiffs, VS.: Javin'
Admir- and others, defendants, the undcrsigned
will sell, in front of the Mayors office in Alex
andria, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of June,
1868, at Il M, al the real estate Of which the
late Thompson Javins died seized, consisting
ofTWO BRICK HOUSES and one FRAN +
TENEMENT with the appurtenances, situated
on the west side of Washington street, between
Duke and Wolfe, in the city of Aloxandrn. -
The several houses and lots will be sold scp@-
ratcly, and plat Of the property will be ex-
hbited on the day Of SALE
Persons desiring to purchase are requested TO
examine the property prior to the day Of sale
TERMS-One-tenth Of the purchase money
in cash the residue in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest; the same to be secured
by notes, with approved security, and tho title
to be retained until the Same are paid.
CHARLES g. STUART.
.-H F. l.. SMITH.
nv 2G-ooLs Commissioners.
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y HERIFF'S SALE.

est bidder, for cash, on SATURDAY, June 6,
1853, on the premises, on King street, between
Washington and Columbus streets, at II o'clock
g. m, all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, seized to satisfy Willard Pierce
vs. H. w. LOOMS; Lewis Mckenzie vs.. Il. w.
Loomis and Geo. Fl. Smoot VS.. H. W. LOOMS,
for debt and costs
my 28-dtdif JAS. NJ. STEUART, Shift.
DUBLIC SALE OF PRINCE WILLIAM
Landry virtue Of q decree of the Cir
cult Court of Prince William county, entered
on the - day of October, 1867, in q suit in
chancery therein pending, in which Thomas *;
Davis, for the use of A. Nicol is plaintiff and
George W. Seydell and wife and others are de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned, Commissioner, will
SELL before the front door of the Court House Of
said county, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of July,
1868, that being Court day, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder the TRACT OR PARCEL
OF LAND, containing217 acres, situated about
miles south of Manassas, and about q miles
from Brentsville, the county seat, adjoining the
lands of John Arnold and others. This tract of
land is we'll watered and timbe:ed, and from
its proximity to the railroad, the timber is very
valuable. -...-
TERMS-One-fourth cash, and the residue
on credit of one and two years. with interest
from the day of sale on the deferred payments !;
the purchaser to give bond and security for the
deferred payments, and the title to be retained
as further security therefor.
Prinna William 70 nv 2T-eCts Conn., r.
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Gold

New YORK, May 30.-Gold to-day 1893.
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A MRIAL GEM OF ARABIA q new and
n wonderful oriental perfume. Can be class
ed among the most unique and exquisite articles
ever offered in the line Of perfunery.
Its odor is of the most fra grant. agreeable and
durable description. Price Is cts. For sale by
WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
mu26-- Corner Prince and EairfaX sts
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NTOTICE-The firm of MONROE s GEM
~ ENY is, this day, dissolved by mutual
consent; either member Of the late firm is au-
thorized to close up the business of the firm.
u NJ. MONROE.
Nav 26th. 1S68-lm r. Il. GEMENY.
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4ess WANTED TO RENT or PURCHASE
sSs q genteel and small D DWELLING HOUSE,
in this place. Address Box 149. NH Offs
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- -,
our stock of LAMA LACE POINTS. The
large lot of these goods that we have sold this
season, we think, justifes US in saying that they
arc better styles and cheaper than they can be
nv 25 WILMER & SLAYMAKER.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

E:A--EII!!.115M
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A MR1AL GEM OF ARAblA.-A new and
Il wonderful perfume. It's odor is of the
most grant, agreeable and durable descrip-
ton, and application simple. By merely rub
bing on the coat sleeve, gloves, handl1erchiefs,
&C., most delightful and indestruc!ibe per-
fume is impaired, concentrating in itself the
fragrance of the finest perfume known. It will
not injure the finest fabric
: ' ~, - COOK s. KELLEY,
my 26 107, King street.
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REASONS BLACKLNG--79 dozen small
I'VE size and 80 dozen large size Mason's Chal-
lenge Backing, direct from manufacturers, re-
ceived to- day for sale by
mv27 J. G. MILBURN.
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- -, 9KTNG T0BACCO.-.o RECEIVED and
= fill cd H2 e 5SG'4s moing Tobacco, packed in
different "1,'>- A. T. SKINNER & CO,
...-,- Nos. 10 and H. south Union street.
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ByJ II. Parrot, Auctioneer.

my 16-eots
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NORS ETSl
White and Colored in all numbers from IL to
80 constantly on hand and for sale at
nv Is g. G.. BERRY'S..
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5@ae-JTTTN,
,s.:,ss.>a-GSs-ss-..s4ss<sI-
Ss-ts-...k
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DARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
We have just received another addition to
our already large stock Of
PLAIN SILK
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AitI,utolrd Qispattlr,
THURSDAY .......sEpTEMBER "a, 1868.
The Riots.

Two riots Of considerable importanc
have occurred in the South within the las
week--that at Camilla, Ga, on Saturda.
last, end that in New Orleans, on Tuesda.
night. Both are legitimate results Of Radi
cal reconstruction, which has established
hostility between the black and white races
and has given full license to the blacks
who. are without discretion, and nave ~
Understanding resolution.
All this appears in the history OF int
two riots. The firing of pistol oy
drunken man in Camilla was enough &c
e1cite the foolish blacks to fire oil thell
guns OF people in the streets, several Of
whom fwbites) were wounded. Of course
this nrovoked o general attack upon the
body of negroes from which the firing came
and they we're driven off pell-mell with loss
So. in New Orleans, because man uttered
shout for SEYMOUR and BLAIR the negroes
in procession rush upon him with intent
to kill him, and wreak their vengeance
upon store into which the fugitive had
retreated. These two cases closely resem-
BILE that of the black Zouaves of Washing
ton, who fred upon passengers in the streets
because they were startled by pistol shot
whether fred by friend or foe they knew
not. These things have significance which
is not at all surprising to southern people,
who understand the negro well. lie has
neither judgment nor self-control. Ihey
ought to make an impression upon northern
people, and teach them the great error they
committed in their congressional policy
touching the negro. $751;.
Another fact staring out in these riots IS
the unmitigated atrocity of the carpet-bag-
gers, who are sowing the seeds of discord IN
the South and leading the negroes TO their
ruin. In the affair at Camilla these wretches
were leaders, and countenanced, if they did
not instigate, the marching of the battalion
of blacks into the town in battle array,
armed with loaded guns. In New Orleans
the same class Of recreant and depraVeo
whites were no doubt equally active in
marshalling the black columns and excl
ting the unregulated passions of their sim
pie dupes.
Scenes like these will continue as long as
the present political condition of the South
continues. Order and security cannot be
restored until the whites are completely in
authority.
But these riots and bloodshed, these
fruits of reconstruction, which ought to
damn Radicalism, will be seized upon by
the Radical leaders for electioneering pur-
poses. They will endeavor, knaves as they
are, to take advantage of the consequences
of their own wrong by blaming the south
ern whites and embittering the northern
mind towards them.
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They will never by their consent submit to
the adulteration Of their Governments by
the negro element. They consider 1t essen
tial to proper government, to the genera
prosperity Of white and black, that govern,
ment should be efficient, intelligent anu
virtuous, and that this we cannot nave WIN
O degraded constituency.
We feel convinced that these truths must o,
soon he confessed by al parties, and that mat.
no state and national welfare will irresist-
IDLY demand their enforcement in spite e OF
the corrupt politicians, depraved hypocrites,
and raying madmcn, who have conspired to
ruin the country.
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1t is very unfair act in the Cincinnati
Commercial to copy a picture of two swing
ing "carpet-baggers,'' and poor old mule
marked X. K. K, so prospective scene y
of March 4, go, from the Tuscaloosa Moni-
tor, as illustrating the spirit of the south
ern Democratic press or any other south
ern press. The Commercial we have
always considered very fair party paper,
and we look upon this trick as. un-
worthy of it. We have no idea that the
Monitor was at all serious in its rude cut
but if it were, in this respect it is no sam
pie of the southern press. Neither the
press nor the people Of the South ever
dreamed Of violence to carpet-baggers, not
withstanding that they are the most impu-
dent and .rascally men that ever infested a
community.
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Reconstruction has scorned their
1.-THE southern people'sl protests, repealed
their aid, insulted their misery, and In
fiicted on them an abasement which they
felt to be intolerable, in posting over them
their slaves of yesterday to secure their
pledge of submission to the Constitution. p
Mr.. AdamS's letter.
1t has fallen to o distinguished son Of
Massachusetts, whose veins hold the best
blood that State has ever produced, to pre-
sent the very best and most just view Of
the present political condition of this coun-
try yet laid before the American people.
In the brief sentence we have quoted above
there is vast deal, as it were, in nut
shell. 1t traces with a pencil Of light the
greatest crime ever perpetrated by one
civilized people towards another. So will
be universally regarded in this country
before ten years roll over our heads.
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WILL GENERAL GRANT EscHEw RADICAL
ISM 1.-THE reporters for the northern press
pump everybody, even down to BUTLER,
and give their conversations. A Herald
reporter gives his conversation with the
cross-eyed General. One question asked
was what BUTLER thought of the idea that
General GRANT, if elected, would "eschew
Radicalism and make his administration
4" strictly conservative ," .s.s
/" General BUTLER latter long and pro-
" found refection) Well, upon that subject
x" have no information.' ..Es9 ~
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w GREAT EXCITEMENT
ON MAIN ST X L Il !
GREAT RUSH FOR THE BARGAINS
JOSEPH STRAUSE's-
1898 MAIN STR f h t.
IMMENSE LOTS OF AUCTION GOODS JUST
RECEIVED.
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Be It peace or war. sunshine or Storm the '''''
of JOSEPH sTRAUsE always will be- DOW"
with the high prices.''
Fifteen dollars saved on every fifty dollars worm
of goods bought of JOSEPH STRAUSE'
On account of the great bargains offered IN my
advertisements heretofore, most of the goods sold
50 fast that had to order duplicate. l give you
n list of some which can be found by calling at
once:
100 dozen LADIES' LINEN HANDkERCHitEF9
Mt 81 per dozen, worth $3.50; ,-
Inn dozan LADIES, HANDKERCHIEFs at S1.5o
per dozen, worth 81; ..
$50 rich patterns of HEAVY WOOLLEN and
COTTON COUNTERPANEs at 80.
worth IS;
100 STILL BETTER ONES ut $3.50, worth SO;
Is WHITE BRIDAL CoUNTERPANEs at only
SO, cheap Mt 81;
l2s pairs BED BLANKETS, from $9.75 to sl2-
worth that In gold, and cheaper than any
. other house in this city;
The best quality and h2hest-colored EN-
PRESS CLOTH at 9Oc., worth sl.5o;
The finest quality of FRENCH MERINOES at
81 worth $3.50, and at S1.lo worth Sl.75;
BLACK BOILED SILK at $3.50, cheap at
SL75;
Nearly yard-wide BLACK SILK at sl.5O, chs ap
atSLs7;
EXTRA HEAVY BLACK SILK at $2a7i and
s2.75, worth $3.50;
$50 LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS, bought at auc-
ton at half their value, and Will he sold at
such;
CASsIMERES, DOESKINS, SATINETs
KENTUCKY JEANS, and TWEEDS, for
mems and boys wcar-thc cheapest In the
city;
ESQ LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN's
SHAWLS, from 81 upwards;
BLACK and COLORED ALPACA at &c.
worth 37ic.;
EMPRESS CLOTH and POPLINs at a7lc.,
worth Soc;
FIGURED DELAINE at CSC:
ALL-WOOLEN MUSLINs,
IRISH LINEN, CAMBRIA,
CHECK and SWISS GIUsLINs,
TOWELING,
LINEN TABLE DAMhSK.
WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLUE ELAN
MEL. ut lowest New York prices
CALICOES at &C., loc., 1@Ac.. &c.
BROWN and RLEACHED SHIFTING at lOc.,
YARD-wIDE BLEACHED at 1oc.;
100 dozen FINE SHIRT BOSOMS at 20, 25, s7I,
and Soc, very low;
BED-TICK1NG for l2.c., Csc, a7sc., and
higher;
SHIFTING STRIPES at l2Ac., &C.;
DOMESTIC BINGHAM APRON CHECKS
at l2lc.;
and lots of other CHEAP GOODS too numerous
to mention.
Particular attention is asked from the people OF
the country to be careful OF coming to the right
place No. 1888 Main street, between Fifteenth
and Seventeenth, near Golden's shoe store.
SO % JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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DIED.

In this city on Saturday the 10Th CH Ak ito
s. COOPER infant of Dorel s. ana a,e =, ~
Sarah j. Cooper, aged two months ana iliteeh u' .
He has fed away and gone to rest
And sleeps In the Redeemer's breast,
Far from this world of GRIEF and pain,
Among the good and righteous to remain.
ston narents. stop your grief snbside.
Your little Charlie in Heaven doth reside.
He is gone, arrayed in robes OF, white;
Tie Is gone, and let us try to meet .-
Little Charlie at the juGgment-seat.
The funeral took place on Sunday.
Tn Pearisburg. on the 18th instant. Mrs. Eli
VIVA -PENDLETON, consort or Colonel A. u
Pendleton ~.-r. o.. -s a-4
On the 2sd instant ut clock PM. Mrs. ~ IL
LIE GOODE, In the scventy-iourlh year Vi ny
Her funeral viii take place TO-DAY, THURSDAY
nj 4 O'Clock r NJ. from No. 1908 Third street.
Her friends are Invited 10 attend "i'ho'' i"'
notice, s,rH /. tEr'L
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DROFEssIONAL NOTICE.-DR.
MANSFIELD. HOMEOPATHIC PHISi-
CLAN, attends to all calls requiring medical aii.
Sneeial- attention given to chronic. intractahle
cases. pronounced difficult or incurable by Old
school doctors. ,,rr,,r,
NO EXTRAVAGANT CHARGES.
Per visit to patients residence Tin city)...S! eo
Once consultations. W
Medicines furnished In all cases without extra
charge. Established 1885.
Office sl4 Main street, up stairs, between Ninth
and Tenth. au E-Nh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

syCLoTHING AT WH0LEsALE.-cash
buyers are requested to cali and examine o''
SUPERIOR STOCK OF CLOTHING. We pledge
ourselves to give them goods Us low and as soou ~
quality rs they can ind in any house north Oh Lille
CITY. THOMAS g. BALDWIN,
(late Keen, Baldwin & Co.,
m-1ct corner Of Tenth and Main streets.
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MARRIED.

On Sunday, September 30 1863 ct Locust Grove we
E ETH III Y,BERT D. FITCH. Of Richmond, to Miss
b. ANNE sTERLTM,G Of He sniS%hn. Ca and
baltimore, Lhg Haal Nd. papers viii please copy.