The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


BILE Cutlery, &c. So without leavfn!
the Store, you can furnish your hous,
completely, or nearly so. You will fine
She aessrs t. agreeable gentlemen.
! Mr.. W. I. HERRIcK, IS King Stree
Alexandria, has large stock OF Ssddlet
and Harness, which ne Is selling of
cheaper than any house South Of New
York Try him.
There is a charm about Mr.. Gre. II,
ROBINSON, Commission Merchant, cor.
ner OF King and Unisn Street, Alcxan.
dria, which can be conprehended only
by personal acquaintance. If you hsv,
business in his NHe, 90 to his store and
ask him to tell you about his Rrst visit
to Warrcntsn.
The greatest Native Virginian that
ever lived WAS GEo. WASHINGTON. Hi.
nearest surviving relative Is his name
sake, who pays, at No. IL Union Street
Alexandria, particular attention to
selling all kinds Of Country Produce
and has that handsome and whole souled
fellow, WIZ. w. HERBERT, to assist him.
MI. II. will be here next C curt day
make his acquaintance and thank us for
telling you do SO.
KNOX & WATTLEs do most Of the bust
ness OF this county anyhow; so that II
ia hardly necessary for US to say any
thing about them. Everybody know
them and every body seems to like them.
Their reputation is not the result OF sc-
cident, but Of faithful attention to bust
ness. II they advertise in proportion
to their trade, they would ill several
columns of this paper.
ar. CAssIus WHEAT is young gentle
man who has gone In single- handed and
is fghting his way up among the best
of them. In Alexandria, as in Balti-
more, it is the young ME n who are push
Ing things ahead. WHEAr's store is very
convenient to the City Hotel. Give
him a call. .'
Shoor of the firm of SMoor & PERRY
corner Cameron and Union) was very
busy when WIN. HERBERT introduced us
to him. He went to his desk, ffshed out
tag with the name, ETC., OF the firm on
1t, and said, "put that in" The whole
thing was over in two minutes. He is
man Of few words--prompt the right
sort of man to do business with.
WV. II. MUIR has probably the largest
stock of Cabinet Furniture, Chairs,
Mattresses, &C., to be found in Alexsn-
dria. You Will find him at the corner
of King and Asaph Streets, up stairs.
'The Poulterers Friend" which pur-
ports to be "a certain cure for gapes in
and turkeys" also "chicken
cholera and other diseases common to
poultry" must BET very important dis
coyery indeed, and one well worth try
ing, as its cost will be but tribe
Read the letters addressed to Messrs.
CLoTwoRTHY & Co.
MoRrrr & ADHESION, 276 West Balti-
more Street, are agents for the sale OF
The University of Virginia series Of
school and college text books, Maury's
geography being one Of the principle
works OF the series. These books are
precisely what the South has wanted
or years. They are not poisoned by
Ibolitionism, and we hope that MeSars.
u. & A. and all the sellers oGthom will
'e most literally patronlzed. They
'ught to be. The day for Yankee
chool-books is past. .-- ,
The great house of ARMSTRONG, CAroR
Z Co., announces their Spring and
summer Importation. ........
Moan WALKER & Co. is another house.
They offer extraordinary inducements,
which see.
W. A. SNooT & Co., No. 3 King
street Alexandria, in their card state
heir business so fully, that we need
My call attention to 1t. .r..-
WILLIS, of the firm of HARBscK, CoNx-
IN g WILLIS, is our old friend, Capt.
WILLIS, who lived last year with WV.
'EvRiEs q Co., and nicer gentleman
kinder friend we do not know. His
the only Southern house in his line of
Isiness, in Baltimore. We here thank
i'm for many favors during our recent
lsit to the Monumental City. .eH.
Capt. w. A. AsHBY takes the place
Capt. WILLIS in the house of DEvRIEs
Go. We all know him here and like
IN much. The vast establishment
18th which he is connected, carries a
ock, varying from a quarter TO half
iilion dollars worth of dry soods.-
eed more to be said? Wcare person. \
ly indebted to the young Mr.. DEvR1Es !,
r acts OF. courtesy and Kindness. '
LAWRENCE d. DIETz & Co., live next h
'or to DEvAIEs & Co., and have an in t;
lculable quantity and variety Of arti i,
IS in the Notion, Hosiery and Fancy n
lie. The old gentleman interested 4
mself q good deal in us and exerted X
mselfto promote our welfare. We !.
ould be glad if our mere hants would IL
axe his acquaintance. W
SINGLETON, of the firm of SIcKEL. SIN -
EToN d Co., is the same who. was a hi
rtner last year in the house of DAMS IL
SGLEToN Il Buck. He is now in the b
otion business, has large well stocked ~ ~
IRE, No. 2S5 Baltimore Street, and we a.
2 very sure our friends, who are his n
70, will look in upon him when they N
on. !,
Mccoy, of the firm, McCoY e. RAsIE, q
South Street Baltimore. is the son of b'
most osti,noblo lodr ,,-;+b , III