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:xMt-i M Ak YiLANDa
LIE INSURANCE. / COMPANY
.m4sa sreaUEa BALTIMOREg 3

.THIsisa well established anda entirely
reliable Company Its theDnly Marylanst
Company. y Such has been its marked suci
cess that it declared and paid in cash as large
:, Dividentlasthe Oldest and largest Confpah-
Its in, the United States, ',ti'l +. =
7qtsDirectors are men of known. integrity
ana coninercial ability to whom the public
can look at all times for q just and careful.
snneryision of its affairs. 1t must be clear
10 every intelligent mini hhat Eifwe woult
secure the largest prosperity. to eW State
nrfB peo,sle Individually, wekhss,stA bald sup
our own institutions by, keeping capital a,
home. tThe laEs oftiade.I stlf respect and
self Interest, combine To- make tbs the
Comnpany for Maryland. "a, ! sqaao, sI1 II
sotRa ~ ~ 'DfRECT0RS.. 10 sso sla
Hamilton Eastern Allen IA. ChapHanS
George p. Thomasa Hugh Sissop. Hiram
Woods lGeorge H Millerog' Thomas Gassard,
William Devries. Charles Webb. AZ 1 ''ii
WEDICIL EK4MINER1S '''
Dr r. Mills. Westminster; DR.. Manakee,
Union Bridge DIR. Waters, Watersviile
DIR. Boone Middleburg }; DR.. -Correll, TAP
neytown !; DIR. Burlington, of New Windsor;
DR.. Henry IT, gBeltz, Of Manchester. pr.
shaw. of Uniontown Dr.. j. ". Steele, Of
Freedom. L,,ad us 70. giiIulgi "a u Higiy,e
Persons desiring to insnretheirs lyesawill
do well to consult ihelaboye.e,.sA ..,a,A'ola
81 -slsy,ej ANDREWisJ.? M YERS,i ora
Ssi;saR .tsg,l ye.s"ah ins State Agent
Will travel through the county during the
Sumner, and attend the Courts, to transact
The business Of the Company. yaf7it5si
o,Now, gentlemen, you have the chnnceto
msare in good, safe, aud cheap Company
.yitho,iti sending yotffb money out OF the
State. ahE b hJaA y -... ap30-tf
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MoCO RMI C 4 SRI t7te
k MOWER AND REAPER,

" WlSa. ii, HAg4AsxH 4 CO, Sole Agents for
tie State State" IF Maryland 4 This Reaper and
honest farmer = Ian to give item . fair trial.
whe' g true merit viii show. itself beyond
doubt Ne know, they, viii work and give
entire; satisfaction. under all eircpmsst anccss
Messrs. 4McCormiek! Il Br2 say 70 al who who
nssd q Intend e buy Rs sa Or MO Movst
isEiction through tie ,Harycst with any other
machine you can get, ard keep WHICH eyer
you like best These machines combine
all modern improvements Of any value. ty;l
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,1A ea CHANGE OF TIME. aaoa
WESTERN, MD. RAILROAD.
Tt. sss:s=s5 rzEgss @
E-Ez ssfss - NJ , 6. -E-Nn ~


ION and after, Monday, Sept 14th, 1868,
" the passenger trains will run as follows:
EASTWARD. go
Leave York Road Station at 4.05 and
,7.45 A. NJ and 200 P. NJ. arl VS. ai n's
g1 Leave Westminster at rs and SAG "A.
/ NJ, and 3.0S r. M.g4aila gaI bl42 .ds
49,, .,t;g, i WESTWARD. -sl ,ii,f,t,,yyc,-
Leave Baltimore at $50 a. NJ. and $. so
aud 5. IS Pm. 100 ''' I 80 800, - !.
NJ Leave Westminster at 7ll.15 AIM. and
6. IL and SOB p. M.9h7bm aRi ~ ta9plc
The 4l}5 A. N. leaves York Road Station
on Tuesday and Wednesday only, but Union
Bridge daily except Sunday,
The s.a5 P. N. from Baltimore runs only
to Union Bridge. i,s.'l - 75se a@fHt
9d Stage CONNECTIONS for Hampstead and
Manchester at Glen Norris Station on arri-
val of the $50 A. NJ. train from. Baltimore,
and for. Emittsburg at York Road and to
Taneytown at Middleburg on arrival Of sam E
train. No trains on Sunday. - sad'f
.n fedj ,J5pif,e1 "a p. HaIRWINy 81
vdiia 1.p Sup't. W.oM r. R.
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Remedy for Piles.

THE subscribers. are now making, at
Westminster Nd. an Ointment which, after
long aud extensive experience, they conf
IDENTIFY pronounce sure; and pleasant cure
for that distressing complaint known as
Hemorrhoids or Piles. From. many certi-
icates fpersons who have been cured by it,
On receipt of Sl.0a, box of the 0iut-
ment, with full directions, win be sent. pos
tage paid, through the mail to any address
For sale in, Westminster, by A. H. Huber,
Druggist, No. 2 Carroll. Hall, and by the
ulscribers at the West End. 10 as5 d ls13 .
,aa9lfnd i'"a FRANCIS BUTLER, NJ. D. (
d,i'E h's levi EVANS. ~ feft'a
H. ,FOUTZ, l16 Franklin Street, Baltimore
is our General Agent 1,.5.- .stI
,ea augio-Ij'lH iad1 - sy--as eEsgT
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fsssaE
ss. ss WESTMINSTER, Nd. ,5a 1.i' ISL
. sm Dealer in .oi.n, , e bs,li.ss
ssed,Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. ~. i''ea
comprising z - dizts -est
Ladies' Dfess G6sdsg Gsntlsiuenss Cfsdhs.
"a full line of very superior Casilnerss, ~
saiI is cheap Domestiess &c-na 7ssaa n
sfs.r-s Notions in every variety. "a IN .
Cabinet and Building Hardware, siaqa.
fulstock and at very low rates.
sQC EESSWARE4 SjlaH
eoSfindes 10 BE a speciality---some nov
-thfngs for the table Jdst III; also Iiten. .
sspamask Cloths Napkins, 4 Ca, az =, =
"a Mems and Boys Ladies and
Misses Boots and Shoes, 40 ~.
saa So - ~ late Style. Hats ,@sa o.
lamps. Lanterns, DC, for, Pallorss Hall,
.Stand, Hand, or Stable Of thelatest inl-J 81
lac IA proved, sPattern lBurnersaa aEElais'
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Drugs Spices
lIa0ilaVhrcl, bSait Cake. ammonia, de-
...ilg ia = :, GROCERIES. .ssas 49, .s.ss'
a large assortmeniaot CHOICE grades always
: q y,sasHasa bs4on hand. oda sai ssi#rEt'A
neg Cur largely inereased sales Of the
present Jeaf has necssifatea aa-ineieasc of
stock, Which with the great reduction in
prices, enables US to dice creator induce
isa'fs Y ' 'hs tsa . 4. K GERN.ASDdT ~. !.
.,ssrs Corner Main and Court Streeis.sqs
oct 15.-3n ai,n e" la.sik gao g 3f@
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TH0SE in want, tof any of these labor
i lh,sating implements, particularly scien-
itifc and practical Farmers, will appreciate
sale, and the inexperence or tiuiid, upon
careful examination. will no doubt be- in
aduced til purchase. Ias we guarantee salts
.factioror mo sale5iiid A3iH 13.qd 9sqai
Beingpunable to,tmeet the increasing de-
,mands for Agricultural Machinery ofgour
own mandatory, we have taken the Agency
to ,selLin Maryland the above named Ma
Vehinery manufactured at j orka Pa, by
,Messrs. Holiness Myers & Co, whose rep
ntationsas, Manufacturers is unqiestioned..s
sAjAll or any of ltbeaaboye.i aad also our
Celebrateds DRILLS, PLOWS, dc. i. we
offer at prices 40 suit ,!le times. l,at.e1g. II
WAGONER. &jMATTHEWS.. %
ap16,-6m Y4t!H essnlinster, Md.
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Carroll NURSERY
= = Westrrainster,aso ,' i.
CAR no IT. % CUNT Y IND. :

Y "A II II V Ia IL ~ " ~ ~ 4 4 ~ -
-: sglsz 7sisttsid .-.s'fvsT'i 70 noiiHnta
irus undersigned. ' proprietor IF tbis rs
al,lishnient, has ON liahd, for Spring plant
irr, 20, 900 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf and, Standard Pears Il 500 Cherry
Trees. Also lot of Nums, Apricots. and
Ounces. A good supply of two and three
old Crane t-ines Of all the leading varieties
..Nrr.,nts. HGoosebefries aud Blackberries.
be9iE's STRAW RI'Es,. aa Z.
An extensive. stock of Strawberry plants,
selling at low rates-I have the Agricultural; :.
Russell, Wilson's Albany Seeding, ana
Fillmore These viii be sold at 81 per hun
bred. SIS per thousand, or $35 per ten
tl,ousand. lean supply any'demand, up to-
one million plants, having eight acres o.
Strawberries nov. under. Gait vation, .eenpr'
h1rrau{cinmg twenty FIVE varieties, among them
the gachhda.c GjhdeH Seeded. Downiiigs
Prolific, Triomphe de Gard, Stewards Seed
ling, &C. II have slso4i Raspberriess Ever
greens-An extensive stock OF large size,
suitable for Cemeteries.
ssaaf DECIDIOUs TREES. rza9
SILVER Leaf Maple, Harss Chestnut, Weeping
Wiiiow:E&e.lJ Alsot aiot OF penpetua bloomi
nlk Roses.sd sti,e9n Addressoai la nHa d
sassar, Joseph STOUT, Prophet tor. t.spo
az l,,s,,Weg.e Westminster, Carroll Co, Nd b
jazz 49,, H., - q L.. IA 'ft..st
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Painless Extraction of Teeth
,sglsses2Ez1osT Gat51
DIR. charles BiIIingslea,

,s,S5s 49,. I'D Il N1TIS TssTss Il
SYTHFFNS< supplied himself with an Ap-
4 III rparatus for Producing. Local Anestke.
SEA, takes pleasure in informing the citizens
Of Westminster and the community al large,
fhat he is. prepared to use this latest i'm
ppeyement in the extraction Of Teeth. he
advantage possessed by thisiApparatps over
aAothers is That lie a6ects only The part
operated orr .lefc Iips8" ,eEE5t EnTr4r
f'ie'has also the most improved style"of
Apparatus for manufacturing pa1e z frtss--.ot
course MI personsi calling on him can choose
fheInethod they prefer Gi9d -ao'ifssiis'5
All operations in Surgical and Mechani
cal Dentistry performedin he'most approx
ed style anda at moderate rates. @sii7n.f 0
Office, adjoining his Fataer's Rssidence,
- nsa,.- kgrnlsrs e Mechanics Bdakn ~, ~
"A 9I..s WssrzstISsTEF, MD.so4q silr
Where maybe found at9all tines when mot
professionally engaged ttb efollowing plaees:
U'l&oa Bridges lsti Wednesday of every
ilis month, 7romairing until Saturday,
Neso Windsor!r-2nds Wednesday of every
month, +refnairiing Until Saturday.
acknowledgements Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening ilf94
Tdneyto,on-3d Friday every month, re
sgmaiuingpnilthelNedn csdaysfoll0
apis AK IN q ava - - .
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~ MON lar
Agricultural w rsk

I 2WisM..HpE,! 'HH ARM A N'f6bhG ~ .,i.si
r.1rAG9IsM.shstbail DO ss&aaeds8h~ir
kind regardsto q generous public for the
very liberal support they have received. II
has far exceeded their Expectations They
now assure, the public ,geriefally i hat. with
enlarged facilities for, doing all Kinds of
work generally done IN the best Foundry
and Machine Shops in the, Whole country
they are ready furnish every article in their
lIpsNsssh ID cart ~ ,ni,1a1oi saos ,s
HoIssE POWERS, l,@ o@i .,g9 = 9rl.,l
rhSPRTSG TOOTH WHEEL HORSE,
f''' RAKES, PLOEGHS bf al kinds and
variety, tincIuding The. 1Ohnstead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plotgh,1 Corn, Stel !,
lers, ana Agricultural Implements generally,
at prices as moderate MS aiiy other estabks !,
ment can afford to furnish the same, gsarnrE-
tceng at all times al Machinery maniiac5t
.,.a rt,ss,i3aD 6ilN tsS'iaFssc foi s13184iaS
Having Just c6mpletsd 1 newl and very,
extensive EaanlEy, We are now ready TO
supply c CASTINGS Of all kinds, Of superior
quality and finish at short iiotice,S '"fss,a
by prompt attenli6na To business, and q
determination to inaihtain the standing and
credit Of our mandatory, We hopeto merit
and receive continuation Ut the public
favor heretofore SO generonst given. -,
z q
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Hoardingsh 8

nERSOyS in the country desiring to send
their Children to School In Westminster,
can be accommodated with board in A private
family BY applying at this office. SEPT 24rn
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r HAVE to-day received my Summe styles or
| French Lasting Caters for Ladies. Iopennfr
and little Rosette, opposite Catholic Chuch,
Westminster. june =.
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"a t.gi4la.,a 81, e--+- usaiql'j i...-.y
"A Large stock of entirely new style Dress
N Goods, changeahe poplins IN all shades,
plain and rep popfin in all shadesand c6lors,
English, French and american Merino, a
large stock of black alpaocas, black rep and
alpaca poplinsi all shades aud colors, &
beautiful assortment of all the 5go e,t
rGLATE lSTYDEi STA WIS.
from 81 up, Irish linen; diaper. table linen.
towels and napkins, scarlet and plaid opera
hanneIs, cotton, all wool and gared ,--,.
10 800 Esalnl oral Skirts, aaE
Calicoes, bleached and uhbleached Muslin
of all grades at the lowest prices, a full line
of Notions, ;iie H seH .~bo,l ~
"a, qsis lin Hosiery gsaw .aeri 3a5.is
) oiui ,2at aaa1ll il GlSyes .,I,I Ill.
s,.5..a tsat su.i .3l.4s2 III .stfr"T = HI
.';f,.,a Men and Boys Cashmere, -.
BOOTSa5 !SlL0E.SGAATD HATS,
bass ga JONI RaBUSBY &,iGO.,i a
.rg Il! One door East of Rail Road, ia
I'D Ind in First National Bank BEYpailding;s
q QcL J. 1000. .-.,, ..t..,-.
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OUTFITS oUTtle=sc UPTHIs QUIZ

OUT THIS OUT sCUFTHIS QUIZ
H 4 Nd bring 'i it to The cheap Dry Goods
IN House Of HOOP & Coz where it will
be taken for one dollar, on every twenty
dollars worth of goods bought. We have
good yard wide Muslin at LII cepts;, best
I and new styles of Pripts at I24 cents; Gle
CANT Shifting Muslin hat is Gents; besides
other goods at proportienately low rates.
/ Beautiful Embossed. Table Covers, ShasEls,
Eurs, Blankets and Ceunterpapes, Black
and Colored Alpaca at Sd per yard IN new
/ style Hats, &c. sulx,L /. ra
oct -. fiOup y 20.
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( MOTHER 6ne lot Tassaied Kid Gloves JUS
a received At -. Pasbys Go.
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Ill Deb A. Co,
4 RE,npw receiYng at their old s-stand,
IN anilninence stoek6of " . 4
Foreign& Domestic DryGooiss

d;seasrop New York and Philadelphia.
ss;.sDRESaSoDEPaRTMEgYEiig d
More antique, gro.s, grail, and gro, dariae
silkss,,' serge, shot poplin,. bhsket listre
striped poplin, imperial lpopIin, pppfip a !
pacca, tl|gmH stripe, poidecheser English
and Ffenchl Moreno, robe de chambre, robe
dc iorient, &C., Be- f'i' 9I y . ~
! ~Monrhing department fun and complete
:" For gentlemen, we liave.a choice variety
of cloths and cassimeres,, Black and fancy
hats, caps, boots and shoes. - ~
s0f'Notiors. We havelan endless variety,
we name ladies dress trimmings, buliiori
silk fringe ein,ps buttons, eEihbens, lace.
collars aid Hand iSerehiefs, hosiery, gloves.
iadles vests and pants, new.
: A full line of shawlsy letg and square,
blankets. euhterpanes,oSc. .sa'islJ ] !
Fafs, natural water mink, siberian sqnir
rel, eoney, &c. th3J0d |
.llBaamepaiss selaehess iempress and other
rslsi.ss, bradley Hoop skirts greeiap bends
y snIs ssrei CARPETS. : an. I'm
Ingram, rig and hemp, floor and table oil
cloth, YiadOgf shades, all grades.ssasaI
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lMoNToUR HOUSE

= VEST END, YVES I'M IN p EFT, DiD.
buHi 4gikfs7 u s-----ss sd sfft s4@is,
TIME nndefsignedsannounee ss to the public
that he has taken the above Hotel The
House is new, and furnished throug h6ut Nth
IlNes Furhitnrei Beds &C., and~is preparedl to
.accepplodate either transient or. permanent
bqarders. The Table viii always be supplied
with the best in the 6iafket, and the Bar stock
ed with the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors,
Aies Segars, &c. The location is yepy dcsira-
Bile, being only few yards from the Depot.
The Stabling is large and ample, and. attentive
Ostlers always on hand toYait upon, travellers,
- j. A. KLEFF,
aug " ail4 .9tts = Proprietor.
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Perry Da as Pain K',,sr.

Ferry DaSS RAIN hiiicr'
Tobias Eminent, stonebraker's Linfment,
Mustasg Liniment Jadwin's do.
Weaver's Champion do. Foutz's Mixture,%
DE Graths Electric on Gargling Oil. a.
Ponds Extract of Witch Hazel. regarded as
one of the best remedies known for internal
Ior external pains.
laugh and Expestoront Preparations
HUBER's CHERRY ceEGu MIXTURE.
Halt. BaisaAs, q o wIsharss rhdo Ice
schoneI'. Psaimonic ayers Cherry iPectoral
Syrup, Jaynos ExpectoTant-
40 .si1r ai4li9I ----ftu g,dj19s.iDa 9dF
- .m ,T0NI C.s.la - 5'i' !, 2
Hostetter's Bitters,i ,s1h, l.an ls8Il 9lsr ts4il
&c. 50 Plantation Risters,iy al .s3eE
s74 - vi o. ,. ,p Morniug Star, Bitters
.l.a hggLondon Health Restorer, i4ais oHI
Il ..ya.g 4 Sea Weed Tonic. ? hin .Tsi
IA complete.Assortment of all the lastsst,il.
10 lI,U 9 and most popular 9di no egi
EsatcntJ NE es.icine s of day,
iHg.o'as.li 'di I'M store" r7,is''' . "1 y.
a,snlIfsg :, .!gi y .Yldntc boo. q oEig = ST4dI
mo y7Easa2oa 1odi lls i.ig ;fsd.aIia osBoH
s,iod9 10 b4riy10 s,T71f rs din .yaailiiuJ
a Ut OF HYsIicI4Sso sa .5''.;,
The attention of medical practitioners is par
ticularly called to- the 90 !. F" 7sh@.i 4
s15l5d STOCK OF yMEDIGISES. yd!lI
which am satisfied wflrSbe found az, com
piete as in any 'frst'class Prescription Store.
in Baltimore, have in course of prepare
t;nonaoTq sifil sati ~ Snins.W G"rT%7f ga
oa~ 11s'PHYsic,aS's PFtcE Lisr, - % t all
.iFJTI>ttE uHfiGfGTtiAf i;l ygfg !ItN
he Issued heSery three months,
the prices Of the leading prepa-
rations. .eoE3oN bso6
nsa.. Isrttiru.ltf,. gtse5rtion pail to hs
FzHHOst s5stf fgF sifEfr 81 ltf
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Very large stock Of Donsstis Goods. very
shs>I m W.tsss'A
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The Great Alternative and Blood Purifier.

the most perfect vegetable compound of altera
tives tonics diuretics and diaphoretics making it the
most effective, invigsratng, reneyating and blood
cleansing cordial known to the world. 81
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WHDrESatE & RETait
S + OR 80 'l'

5 minutes walk of tic tDrnet. West End,
49, Westminster, Md. - y
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RAND BALL ..-Ee,
i -.a.rr- n D
PROMEN AIDE CONCERT.

The mem bers of the PIONEER B: B. c., re-
spectfully announce to their friends and the
pu'lic generally, that they intend giving their
FIRST GRAND BALL and PkOMEN De
CONCERT, on TUESDAY EVENING, Jan
uary + 1868, ut the Assembly Rooms, corner
King and ROYAL sts., in honor Of the ID legates
to the Base Ball Convention, which convenes
here on that day. - ...
Prof COOKS CELEBRATED COTILLON
BAN D has been engaged for The occasion
Tickets, 81; to be had Of any of the following
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Geo S Smith, M G.. MITCHELL WA Smith,
r.. +. Arnold, NJ. Harlow, j. Perry.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Peter Brenner, S. Pryor, Geo. Strine, William
Humphries, S. Dealham, Fl. Strauss,
.r II. Alexander.
r.. BALLET MASTER George S, Smith.
FLOOR MANAGERS. u...
M G. Mitchell, John Perry T. +. Arnold.
Promenade Concert at O clock. .. .
Grand March at O. clock.
Umnibuse5 commence running nj o'clock
dec 3ltd
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AsGTE0T SALES.

SALE IF VALUA-
BILE LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
b. virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
F ,irfsx county, rendered ct its November term,
1867, of said Court in the suit Of Barnes Ad-
ministrator vs. +: H. Barnes, Sc, the under
signed, Commissioners, named in SAID decree,
will, on the l6ru DAY OF DECEMBEE, 1867
Chat being the first day Of the County C0urh)
offer, ut public sale, in front of the Court House
of said county, TRACT OF LAND, contain
ing 1914 acres This land is the farm lately &C.
cupied by Mrs. Sarah Barnes being the same
assigned her as dover in the division OF her
husbands (the late John Barnes real estate
It has thereon n comfortable DWELLING A.
HOUSE, with the usual out buildings, an E:i
abundance o. wood, excellent water under n
good state Of cultivation, and lies about mile
from the O. & =. l. f.. and i miles from
Fairfax Station, and about the same from Sang
ster's This farm is valuable, and offers great
inducements to persons DESTROYS to invest in
real estate, being the most productive farm in
that neigh bOrhood.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
Court: -One-fourth Of the purchase. money in
hand, liable to be forfeited, and the land resold
ut the risk Of the purchaser, should he fail 10
complete his purchase, upon CONTINUATION by
the Court the residue in three equal payments
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from the day Of sale, % be secured by the
notes Of the purchaser, und retention Of the
title until the last payment IS made. Cost OF
conveyance and stamps st the expense Of the
purchaser. VI BA ~.
.THO<. MOORE
Commissioners Of SAFE.
Fairfix county. nov 1t-lawiw
POSTPON MEM EN- r-'Thc above sale is post
p3ncd unlI MONDAY. January 10Th, 1863
Court day. dec l6-cots
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

HAVING SECURED TIE > tkVlGh.c y
III 100 Mr.. JOHN KID y ELL w.. s..
90 AS FOREMAN AND UTTEH.
I would invite those who wish t, have 81
feet fitting BOOTS and SHOES made. to give
me a call - A. RIOS FNTHh l.. +,
dec 3--tJan19 III !'s, ki' :, st,
NIX s5 STOCK OF =. 7.
is12 - BOOTS AND SHOES, H.. ..e5 .
for fall and winter being now COMPLETE,
would respectfully solicit an inspection OF the
same. ....-s macs - ..-.... ......
Besides the extensive assortment Of the rnost
elegant and fashionable Shoes Of PHI LA d Ell
PHIA MAN UFACTURE, rs well rs of my
OWN MAKE l would oier Us specialize: :
A good MISS ES' BOOT, at ST. 2j.
.-- :" a., LADIES q" = ] IS.
Custom work made as usual
LEATHER and FINDINGS, wholesale and
retail. A. ROSENTHAL:
a .t 50, King St.
WAsH1NGToN STORE, SIT, 7th street, Inlelli
= gencer Building, 8 doors above D street.
a. oct 19-3In .... "-- ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-04

WE NOTICED at Mr.. Prigg's One Dollar Jaw
elry Store, 438, Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ington,D. c., three doors from 4! ST.. u mag
-nifeent variety Of holiday presents, consisting
wood jewelry of ev.ry description. These
goods are MANUFACTURED in the ne.tnst und
most tasteful styles, and for Christmas pres cuts
will prove most acceptable. Mr. rrigg has
over one thousand styles Of jewelry; and when,
we remember that such exquisite articles can
be procured for such moderate prices, he de
serves to and will do a very large and increns-
ing business 9.te. = - dec 0--tI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-04

TIE MARKET, this morning, was only tolea-
bly, supplied, and We have no change to notice
in prices except, indeed that the tendency,
is, very unnecessarily, to rise. The prices of
butter and eggs are exorbitant- butter so, SIS
and 60 cts, for fresh print; and eggs so cts.
per dozen. The consequence is, very properly,
that the people eschew eggs altogether, and
use aslittle butter as possible. The butchers
have good fresh meats, at former rates. Pc l.
try is scarce and high
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-04

LoDGERs ATiTHE WATCH HOUSE. There
were no dodgers at the watch house last night.
The threat7of Captain Smith to make all those
who have heretofore been in the habit of COM
ing there for sleeping quarters work their pas
sage down the river on a-~pungy boat is pro-
ducing its effect soe7@ =:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-04
NJ KING STREET. r
BOOTS AN - SHOES.
FALL STOCK.

W. have now on hand u large stock Of r.
DIES, GENTS, MISSES BUYS, YOUTHS
and CHlLDEEN'6 BOOTS and SHOES, Of
every description, which have been recently
made, Of the best quality and latest styles also
a good stock Of HEAVY GOODS suitable t:T
the country, to which we invite the speciAl 4.
tention Of country merchants, and farmers III
want of good and reliable goods will do we'll /"
call and examine before buying rs they vii!
be sold very cheap.
Mems Calf Double Sole stitch Boots
6 t. Sc Scotch Bottom Boots.
q" Dress Boots.
Il Heavy Kip Double Sole
Grain.
Calf Congress.
" Stitch Congress.
Scotch Bottom Shoes.
Peg Balmorals.
e Heavy Kip Brogans.
"'' Sewed
Ladies' Calf, Goat and Morocco Boots:
s. Glove, Kid, Congress aud Polish bo1!s.
Fine Kid Hool Slippers.
9 Lasting and NJ rocco
Misses Calf Goat and Morocco Boots
Lasting and Kid Polish %
Children's Goat, Morocco, Lasting, Calf aud
Glove Kid, Lace and Button Boots,
Boys, Youths and Chldren's Long Gulf and
Kip.
Gents and Ladies Gum Over-Shoes
w. B. WADDEY.
sep II a. King street. Alexandria, Va.