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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19
Louisiana.

General Hancock has appointed
the 18th and 18th of April for the
election on the ratification OF the
constitution, The registration is
TO bo revised for five days, com
mencing fourteen days before the
election. Tho ordor prcscribes re-
gulations for the government of
tho election. and prohibits any per.
son who is candidate for Office
acting as Commissioners or Regis
trar. Paragraph 10 Of the order is
ns follows: "Should Congress en-
act boreafter that at tho approach
ing election u vote shall aIso be
east for State And other officers,
the samc Registrars and Commits
sloners will act, under this order
for the election OF npid officers =
In such nm event, orders will bC
issued from these headquarters
notifying tho qualified voters tha
such an election is authorized. -
1t il charged that the new BoarC
of Registration omits all Republi
cans appointed by Sheridan, an'
s0me of the new members asc un
able to tnke the oath "A protest i
to be sent TO General Grant b,
members OF tho late convention.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19


General Thomas telegraphed to
to General Grant, on Saturday, in
reference to the existence OF an
armed volunteer organization in
Tennessee. General Grant replied
TO General Thomas to do nothing
unless called upon by tho State
authorities. 1t is not represented
that there has been any outbreak
or that any is imminent. Later
unofficial advices mentioned ap
prehensiors OF disturbance, but i
was not doabted that the military
under General Thomas would b'
entirely sufficient for any cmergen
CIV.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

A tax-title TO land in Hooking
County, acquired ut sale for do
linqucnt taxcs in ls20.22, has Just
boon set aside for somo technical
intormality in the proceedings, by
the Ohio Supreme Court. II ha.
generally been supposed that pos.
session for twcnly.Ono years, un,
der tar sale, would perfect the title
but this decision upsets that lhCo
~.
The bill authorizing tho Score
Of War to employ counsel for tn,
defeuse Of tho General ofthc Arm,
and any othcr officer or person on
tFustod with tho enforcement o
the ReccDitruetion acts, has be
como alaw without the Prcsi,ent'
approval.
Tue War Department affair ap
pears 70 have dropped out Of sigh
at WashiNgton since the passag
Of Tho impeachment resolution
Mr.. Stanton Is recognized BY tb
other heads Of Departments IN al
regular Official business, and III
protested legal proceedIngsto lee
biz right 70 the olics are NO long
y hsAIdpI
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19
Second Days Work In the Court
Of Impeachment.

There was sitting Of tho Sem
ate on Friday the 18th, as Court
Of Impeachment, at which Prcsi
dent Johnson appeared by his
counsel Messrs HENRY SrANBERY,
3. r. CURTis and T, A. Il. NELSON
After tho return Of tho summons
had been read, and Andrew John.
son called by the Sergeant at Arms
ionppear and answer TO tho articles
Of impeachment, Mr.. STAyBERY,
on behalf Of the accused, rose and
asked the Court TO allow a period
81 forty days in which to put in the
required answer and prepare for
the defense. Mr.. BINGnAA, on be-.
halfofthe House Managers, oppos-
nd this and advocated tho speedy
proceeding with the trial. The
Court then had a secret consulta
tion lastiug some two hours, after
which II was decided that tho de
fense bercquircd to Gle their answer
tho 23d inst. ( Monday next, and OIL
sbat tho trial proceed as soon there
aflor as the Managers shall hav,
presented their reply. It's prob
able, therefore, that tho trial vii
be in full progress by tho time Q
our next Issue.
Tho Senate Chamber and its ga
leries werc tbrcngcd by an i'm
rncnsc crowd, which had been ia
yered with special tickets Of ad
mission. Such was the eagcrnes
to obtain places by those not .
fayorsd, that as high prico a
$50 90 was in many instances OIL
fered for tickets. e
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19
Curtailing the JurlsdlctictiOn
Ofthe Supreme Court

The proposition some time ago
made In Congress To deprive the
Supreme Court OF appellate iuris
diction in cases arising under be
Reconstruction Laws was attached
aa an amendment to q pending bill,
Yesterday. and put through bOtl
houses, The Democrats did mo-
seem to understand tho effect oI
the amendment 1.-THE moment, ant
when they made tho discovery, !
was too late, The bill goes to th'
President to. day, and will, If it bo
comes q law in time, throw th'
McCardle case out Of court, ant
with it all others Involving tn,
ronstitutionality oftho Reconstruc
ton Acts Gin. Com 18th.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19
MEDICAL NOTICE

nR.E GONE mAYRH OONBULIs
nd al the following timee and piaeeps
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe ColborDho
on Saturdays and 9undays, Nov. 80 and Dee.
/; Jan. 1 and 81 Feb. and o. March Hand
II In LANG oASTER, theTailmadge Houston
Mondays afteT the Expresstrain arrives gems
Veet until IL goes West on Tuesdays, Doc.1 !;
Jan. 8; Feb 10i March lei and April 70.
DR.. Cone has now praoticed, AZ the abcye q.
Gees, nearly nine years, and " he have LITE nnQ
I health, hewill Gil the above appointmentsi nut
After that time he viii mot prncfice ntany ofthe
abe te Offices for somemonthsi and hemay ais
eontinue his Visits entirely.
Dr, CONEoures allforms OF Chronic Dis
eases a. Dvspepsiain allitp various yarics
ties All diseases oithe Lungs and Air pas.
eaaes, a. Laryngltis, Bronohitis, and Con
| ann ption, alI dlseaeen OF the kidnoys.i
Liver, Pancreas and the klanda geneIall{ Az
dis eeees or the Heart, Blood and Blood Ves-
| sais. All diseapeaofth Brain aud Norgea,ae
| Ipiiepsv .chorea, OF 81. Vitus Dance, Nenrais
1 ia. Pnlsss and general nervouesnnutrttton
lidlsoaset OF Femalea, enlarged Tonsls, enc
\ ciI form Of scrofpla; also ell di1eneeb otthe
Trsnnd Ear, and hilothof Chronic DieeeHes.
k1-No chafks foro oonselntion buteashfpl
lApris, y ss5piiyl
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19
Tur CnA1pMAN or THE CoNvEN.

TIE CHAIRMAN OF THE CoNvEN-
TIoN..-Lieut. Governor Lee, the
President of the State Convention
won golden opinions from all sorts
Of people. The old Theatre was
crowded to excess, halt the dele
gates not being able to find seats,
and more enthusiastic Convention
never assembled. 1t requires great
skill and tact TO preside over any
BODY; such an one tests the capaci
tyo presiding officer to its us-
most. Gov. Lee was .lully equal tc
the requirements Of the OCCASION
From two p. NJ. to six, he kept The
immense body to its work, his pa-
{ enco never wearying. He uif'
played remarkable knowledge o
parliamentary practice. and won
derlul fitness for the position in 9th
err respects. Never was conven
ton more fortunate in presiding
officer, and that the blessing wa'
appreciated, the large vote he re
ceiyed for delegate Of the State n
large to tho Chicago Convention
sufficiently attests = Toledo Blade
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

The jury has brought in q yer,
dict Of manAlaughter in the case OF
johnson, tried for the murder OF
Emma Knisclcy, at Xcnia. Thc
defence made by JQhnson's coun'
sol was that he was so imbecilc in
mind us not to be responsible, =
Two physicians destitied that he
had always been boy of feeble
ntellecL School teachers testiHed
that in school studios he ehowed
capacity to learn, tn oagh below
the average IN attainments. II
was also stated that ho was very
decided in his politics, always yot
ed the democratic ticket, and road
the Empire and the Crisis.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19


"E. D. NJ" alias the veteran
Observer" advises thus concern
ing the finances: Il. Fund all the
debts coming due, at lowest rate
possible. 2. Keep tho currency
steady, neither contracting or en-
Iarging it to any large extent. 8
Reduce the taxes and expenses as
last as possible. 4. Do all that
Government can to reduce the i'm
ports; and, 5. When these act
have tranquilized the commerce
and industry Of tho country, bold
ly declare the resumption Of speci'
payments,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

VALENTINE-MOYE TINS brlde 3 ikei. =
er's, on the 10th day OF March, 1888, by the Rev;
Mary A. Mo ger; both Of Fairfield county,o.
May they ever be thankful benefciarA Of a
bounhful Providence, aud humble participants
OF rlchand continued iavors from Him who has
wisely authorized connubiai relations in socie-
ty. May peace and prosperity ever attend their
pathway. lOoA'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

Tho Legislature Of Maryland
has elected Geo, Il. Vickers, U. S,
Senator, in place OF Mr.. Thomas,
whom tho Senate rejected for his
disloyalty.
A dispatch from Memphis on
Saturday reports that tho county
election held that day resulted In
the defeat OF the Democrats by q
majority estimated ut 500 TO 1000
votes.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19
A Many-slded Dispatch.

Washington dispatch says the
President is nov ready for trial.
In u succeeding paragraph II is
stated heis ready for trial. Fol,
lowing this IL Gays he will decline
TO be- triod, and adds he will enter
the canvass for President, and
winds up by saying that he will mol
run for President. -Journdl.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

VEsUvlus.-A cablo dispatch,
dated Naples. March II, says, the
eruption Of vesuvius is increasing
10 power and grandeur. The vol.
cano IS throwing up vast quaint,
ties OF fire but little lava, Tho de.
donations are loud and frequent.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

Against all drawbacks, the Re.
pubicans Of New Hampshire held
lhoir ground. They triumphed in
the late election over all these 90
slrnctions in raltying under the GaG
Of General Grant us their candidate
for the next Presidency. This was
in fact. tho initial aght for tosting
tho popularity Of General Grant o'
a Presidential candidate, and .hC
result shows that hc can not be
beaten.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

All tho Republican State Cor.
ventions which have yet been held
have declared for GRANT for Prosi.
don't. For Vice President, WADEis
named by Ohio coLFAx by Indi
ana, Curtin by Pennsylvania,
WILsoa by Massachusetts, CaEss.
WELL by Maryland, and FENToN by
New York.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

A I" National Convention o,
Christians opposed to secret socio,
ties" is called by some fifteen Cler
gymeh and Professors, to bo held
Mt Pittsburgh on the 9th, 9th aud
9Th days Of May next.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19
81 RINGS
lGSaslistaAls9 E! .!!nttlg,

fidelity have rvs--sos,A ,Aa. r,nsSss..
find that the sun, thou96S-sl-.'
was steadily shining. His nomia'
alton isno longer urged for the
sake of expedieney only. Weno
longer are told that his name viii
bring to our standard those whose
accession were weakness. Gen.
Grant is being placed, as events
unfold, ia such a position as TO
command tho hearty support OF
those who fight for principles alone.
His nomination is now urged on
the ground that he represents, more
truly than any other possible
candidate, the radical element Of
tho Republican party"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

The following remarks in rela-
tion to the death of Mrs. J. A.
Hunter, were madc by the Rector
of st. Johns Church, in his dis.
course of Sunday morning last:
What a strange thing death i9l What
changes sadand bitter doesit not makei Last
Sunday there was one seen in her place In this
church worshipping Him in whom she trusted
to day her place sxacant, she is gone, gone.
Yesterday we LAID her down, the rain falling
upon her coffin as if the clouds were weeping
that death should have such precious victim.
The curse Of our race has made the home Of
10y the house Of mournng-it has bereaved q
loving husband--lt has made beautiful angel
child an orphan-it has deprived the little
church OF most zealous and Useful member
and society OF one OF It's most brilliant orna.
mepls. In lto she was very dear to us, and
now that abe Is taken away, her memory viii
he precious to aus forever. fer life was beau
tiul one, ever coniormable 10 the doctrines o
her lowly Savior. She was q devoted wife
an afiectionate mother, an unosteutatious, hum
bis christian. Though her death may appear
to have been sudden, yet in reality II was no
so. She was ever prepared and ever ready fol
the change. She n,liket the apostle, wished
to be dissolved aud to be with christ. Th'
only anxiety she felt was for her husband ant
child. But death has come at last. Her wisl
is realized, and what remains but to how ou
- a 81
susnsnSsa from HI, golden Srdlo, GNOt NJ,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

A bill has passed the Ohio House
Of Representatives authorizing the
city Of Lancaster to fund It's in.
debtedncEa,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

SIS. Cox. Gen. Mcclellan and
Mr.. Hubbell, as to their nomina.
tions for foreign ministers, are as
dead as door-nails.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

|joIsd, deceived, and finally, Tor,
mcuted by q cabinet who treat
him TO advice as copsolatory as
that which Job received from his
friends-and yet bc q saiutP Can
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19


drst nunrt sas cosSlsios ssTaks three
Democrat, "a sheer -dE MariiiHfsoi
Majority Point. Illinois. NJ -.
below aSspecimen of its editorial
literature, remarking that the more
there are ailoat of such newspa
pers the better it will be for the
Republican party. 4
.sDIongrel Whelps, Come to
Time!
Walk up, Messrs. Mongrels, one
and all, great and small, and listen
to ydG history, as written and
published weekly, by ono that loves
your poor, miserable, pltiful little
souls
We don't like to blister you, you
trifiing, mounting, whimperlng,
whining whelps; not that we enter
tain any special regard for your
sordid feelings; but it almost knocks
us down, to run our pen throught
your filthy, foul, fermcnting, frolh
ing, toaming, blubbering. shiny
torrent of fostering and pestiferoa'
corruptionl No; not under any
circumstances would We besmea'
our pen by picking to pieces an'
, exposing to the world your vii
| and damnable hcresies and prac
/, tices, but that the necessity OF th'
case requires it. The future weo
: or woe, salvation or damnatIon 9
this country requires it; the goo
! Of the people requires it; ana
j. must bc dUue.
e Therefore, Mcssrs. Mongrel Hell
d ians, prepare 10 receivcyour weel
]. " excoriitions without any fincf
: ing, for we are going to continu
as we have commenced, giving yo
= the devil! SO come to hmo, va
y mongrel knaves, fools, liars, trai
= ors, and hear your pedigree rea
b correctly, by listening to the Il
b ticles in The Cumberland Democrd
; Let US arise and singl'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19
IAcc0. 'v
sI,EEpT Ess NIGHTS.

As a remedy to soobhe al nervous excite.
mont, and in its truest sense, a nerviHe, there
is, perhapsno medicine extant which is receiv.
ed with 50 much favor az Roback'e etomech
Bitters; awine glass full on goingto bed 4 All
that Is required 70 produce cesound and healthfnl
sold bye. o. Beck, Drnggist. Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

General Hancock and JEFF. Davis
were recently Cheered BY the same
crowd in New Orleans.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19
A BARGAIN.

yUJHE undersigned will sell the TAM
VAR ID in Royalton, Fairfield county, o.,
at great bargain. The yard consists ofsome
~ to IL vats, a large bark shed, with mill and
fnishing shop, ali under new roof-togctho or
with anice frame building in good repair, with
large stable, corn crb,wood and carriage house,
we'll and cistern, fine young thrifty orchard.
The property is all enclosed with new board
fence Possession given immediately. This Is
one of the best locations In the county for a
we'll conducted tannery Please enquire OF
James Pratt, ESQ.,. Lancaster, Ohio, or the sub
scrlber WILLIAM l.. CLEMENT,
March 10, 1ses.2w Royalton, OHIO. (.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19
Hcre is a juicy item from satur
days Statesman:

Hcre is a juicy item from Satur.
days Statesman
FoR TuE First TINE DEMOCRAT
lc.-- Belle Plain. Iowa. has just
gone Democratic for the first time
Sincc It's organization The reac
tion is moving onward. Tho Ro.
publicaEs nrc being driven back III
nearly every point.
Eighth District gonol Now
Hampshire swept away The peo-
pie rising everywhere, for the
Right But then--"Belle Plain
iowa, has just gone Dcmocrutic"I
Hallelujahl Glory enough for one
day T. Columbus Journal.
| .ff ----.-------v-s%sv------ ~
The Legislature Of Minnesotr
viii again submit the suffrage
question 70 the people, this tins
wish every prospect Of sppespS-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

The claim Of President johnson
that the Civil Tenure act applies
only to .sach Cabinet officers as
have been appointed By himself, is
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

! pIace TOT your ItI5 n1s "eAsy'."
>.hans. you would like to come
x and take Mr., As.
NJ p6t%EFt's.!l
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

Governor Joshua Baker, Of Lou
isiana, has been arrested in Now
Orleans, for perjury in taking the
test oath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-05
THE GAZETTE.
THURsOAY ByENING. NOV. s

PUTTINe HIS MARX ON HER. --One of the
real old Mayo gentry, SIX teet5 four inches
high. stout in proportion, rugged IS one of his
own mountain bulls, and proud as Breton,
had attained the age of forty and was still I'M
married. Hewas q constant visitor at the
house of three ladies, not overburdened with
money or blood, but the youngest of whom
was possessed of beauty and skill in retort. -
Every one said it would be match but years
rolled away, aud the decisive words we're not
spoken, though other SuitorS were warned oil
by significant hints from the formidable but
undecided Mr.. Blake One evening he called
in, returning from the fair of Castlebar, and
he found the ladies were having few friends
and an impromptu dance. There were some
officers late ~ arrived from India, whose regl-
ment was atGastlebar, and certain 5aptaln
Graham had Mr.. Blake's lady, as she was
generally styled, fast locked In that halt en-
brace the seotdsehe permits. The captain was
an adept at moulding up, which Irish and q
great many other ladies', consider aTpartner's
bounden duty. 5 - $3.50 $3.50. p-e5ra oGa
Blake s idea Of waltzing was as prejudieed as
Byron's: and he hadan ugly scowl on his brow
that would have heightened many men, as the
lady passed MIN with slight nod; however,
the captain only presSed-his partner the closer.
II am sure you will like0the captain, for dear
Mabel's sake; and we rely on you to make it
pleasant for him while here" said the eldest
sister, .nItf -rTH~ rra- IflQ
Mr.. Blake was standing with his back to the
fire. and drawing from his pocket small brand
ing iron used for putting initials on the horns
of cattle by the purchaser, he gave the turf a
poke, and left the letter end in the hot
ashes. Ir4t--~ItI s;-I7T, -.,-
Your h0nor,s lost her, " whispered Pat
Casey the old ssrvautof the houses he hand
ed negus round, the captains less tadious
thanyyour honor In love making
"eWell, Blake, you re done, said Mr.. Browne.
Waited too long, my boy; and the captain
there viii carry off the finest girl Ia Mayo"
by heaven. then, he shall find my mark on
herb cried Blake, and, as the walters passed,
he drew the red hot iron from the fire and clap
ped the red hot letters on the shoulder OF Miss
Mable, just above the low dress. Of course
there was deal of screaming and fuss; but the
lady recovered sufficiently to become Mrs.
Bake, and / hear, never regretted the event
which at last compelled her lover to speak his
mind . ~ y ..44-z. o+,-
"A friend Of mine told me, some time since,
that he had been staying with the Blakes, aud
he could aver that Mrs. Blake stillwore high
dresses on all occasions. Irish Tales. % r0.
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SPEETAL NOTICES.


- INC (NA0kCHHHts) <tuN DuSAA1SS
men of, Alexandria, who wish to have inter-
course with the people Ofthe Valley of Virgin
ia, will consult their interests by making their
business known through the agency of the
ROCKINGHAM REGISTER, at Harrison-
burg Va. That paper eire6lates more extern
sively in the.counties of, Rockingham, Shenaa-
doah and Page than any other paper published
in the Valley. Terms: One square of holmes
one year, SIS; two squares, S25 one square 6
months, SO. &C 16-3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-05
oc 26-t
EIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The English and German School OF this
Church, under the superintendent of the Rev.
2Ist, at O'clock a. M, at No. 1874 King street,
near Washington, above Mrs Byman5s store
Parents wishing to entrust their children to
this Institution will please call at the school
room between 9 and Il O'clock q, m.
By order of the School Committee
oc 20-tf VIM. METZGER, Prest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-05
NO Farlners and Planners.


TUE LODI MANUFACTURING CO., the
oldest and largest concern of the kind in the
United States, possessing extraordinary facili-
ties for the manufacture of Fertilizers oontroll-
ing exclusively the night soil, otal, bones and
dead animals of New York, Brooklyn and Jer-
sey cities. as also the great Communipaw ab-
batoirs, offer for SALE in lots to suit customers
dusv 5000 TONSfOF cl
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE, 20
Made from night-soi blood, bones and ofsl,
ssii ;sqito- ground to's powder
IS effects have been most astonishing, doubling
the crops and maturing them 10 days or 2weeks
earlier. Equal to the best brands of Super
phosphate for Present Crop, although sold
THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON
Packed in bbls. of $50 lbs. each
BONE DUST, e
Coarse and Fine mixed, 2-'Fine, suitable
for Drilling. And S--Floured Bone.
Gs- We Warrant our Bone to Analyze Pure
Packed II, bbls. of $50 lbs each. For Winter
gtsin.j Dopble-Refned Poudrette snd Fine
Bone,s mixed in equal proportions and drilled
in with the seed, have produced most remarka-
BILE effects. Sold as low as any article of same
purity and fneness il, the market. go. ..
.iI3s NITROsPHOSPHATEi OF LIME. a
We offer this Phosphate confidently as being
as good, if not, superior to any ever made or
sold in this market, containing q larger amount
of soluble Phosphate and Ammonis than usual
in Superphosphates. For permanent as well
ss for immediate powerful effect upon land, it
has no equal ~ yrs uto
Price in New York, S55 yper ton of 1000 lbs.
For Price Lists, Circulars, sc, apply TO
,s5I9mTat H0OE Sc WEDDERBURN,
my S0--6m -a $40 Alexandra, Va.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
FOE SAFE AND RENT.
FOR SALE-

- FUh SALE-
LII That very desirable new three-story press
the south side of Cameron street, east Of ST.
Asaph, containing all the modern improve
ments. This is, one of the most desirable resi-
dences in Alexandria. For terms apply to
GREEN s. WISE,
Real Estate Agents
TO a good tenant Apply to g. & W. Zoe 27-tf
os FOR RENT-A RARE CHANCE,-The
N= large and commodious BRIO K STO 4 E
known as Kelps Stove and Tinware establish
ment, 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 1st of January Enquire
of L. D. HARRISON, No 49, North Royal st.
oct 6-Im