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A Sensation Romance of Real
Life.
DR.. Levinger, a celebrated
lawyer of the higher courts at
Vienna, in Austria, was, a few
weeks ago, intrusted with an
uncommonly interesting case.
An old nobleman of immense
wealth and high position at the
Imperial Court, fell in love
with a beautiful young woman
of low extraction, and persuad-
ed her to live with him as his
mistress. He sequestered his
jewel in one Of his castles in the
country in order to suffer less
from the pangs Of jealousy, and
at the same time conceal from
the world the interesting cir
cumstances in which the
thoughtless creature found her.
self. In May, 184l, the old
Baron advised his love by let
ter that, in view of an approach
ing event, he had made a codi-
Gil to his will, wherein he had
provided for his offspring with
princely munifcence. But be-
fore the latter reaShed it's desti.
by sudden death from apoplexy,
and the party to whom it was
addressed had given birth to a
healthy boy. The Probate Court
opened the testament, wherein
the two legitimate daughters Of
the Baron were named as his
heirs, but there was no vestige
of the codicil. Out of respect
for the former high position of
the Baron in society, and to
avoid scandal, the two heiresses
supported his mistress and her
child during the first few years,
and even provided her with the
means for the boys education.
But after a while they lost sight
of them, and finally abandoned
them entirely.
+ Years passed by, and the il
legitimate son became an intel
ligent and laborious student of
medicine at the University Of
Berlin, and received his diplo-
ma as Doctor of Medicine in
1866. His mother had careful
ly concealed from her son his
iliegitimate origin, and allow
ed him to believe that his faith
er had belonged to her own
class, and that hehad died ma |
ny years ago. Al that period
one of the daughters of the old
Baron, who had- married a
chamberlain of the Court,
sought to engage | tutor for her
son, a youth of sixteen years,
and by one of those marvellous
condolences, which happen Oft
ener in romances than in, real |
life, her attention was thrown
to the young physician, who at
that time was wishing the hos
pital of Vienna. Her son being
of a frail constitut ion, she was
very glad to intruSt his educa-
ton to a young man who, by
his peculiar studies, was ena-
bled to carefully watch over his
physical condition and with
out the least idea that she had
engaged so near a relation, the
young doctor was introduced
into the family. He soon gain
ed the confidence OF his employ
ers and they intrusted him with
delicate transactions. Among
others they required him to ex-
anime their family archives,
and select the valuable papers
from those which might be de-
stroyed as useless. Pending
this work he found a diary Of
the old Baron, which contained
the whole history of the Doctors
birth and the indication of the
place where the father had de-
posted the codicil. The young
man at once communicated the
circumstance to his mother, who
took possession of the codicil,
which gave him a million of
guilders, and, as the legitimate
heirs of his father refused to
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NOTICE

INI - ~ A W. 41OF
Tne undersigned respectfully solicits
all KINDS OF
COPYING WORE
Which will be done neatly, promptly
and at reasonable Rates. He will also
WRITE BUSINESS, LOVE AND OTHER
LETTERS,
tor ell parties, irrespective of color, at the
most accommodating terms, according to
the length and general character of the
letter. All kinds of
PRINTING, JOB WORK AND BOOK
BINDING
attended with dispatch, and at reduced
prices.
ADVERTISEMENTS
WRITTEN IN RHYME OR PROSE.
he hopes his friends and the public
generally will give him call. Apply to
WIN. II. HOLSTEAD,
DAY BOOK once,
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ONORTH CAROLYN A FARM

Plant Canes and make your own 81.
er's patent process. Sugar thus made
VIII cost about cents per pound, and
syrup about 30 cents per gallon.
District, County and Individual rights
Tor sale. Send Tor circulars with full par.
ttculars. Agents Wanted
VIM. F. BEASLEY,
SOLE Agent for North Carolina,
ap2-lw Greensboro, N. c.
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ROOTS OF THE RAMIE PLANT.
To each subscriber to the WEEKLY DAY
BOOK, Tor one year, accompanied with 81,
TWO Roots of the Rac1ie Plant.
10 eacn subscriber To the DAILY DAY
BOOK, tor one year, accompanied with IS,
Ten Roots ol the Ramie Plant.
These Rcots are in fine condition TO
propagate. a2d each Root cap be in
creased in one year four OR five hundred
ioid, ara N Two ears as many thousand
fold. Fail directions for pr pagaling Ill,
Ramle Will be sent.
Wa- d.uueeS all cases to be made
by Post ONCE Money Oruers, Registel ed
Letters or by Express.
Address
JNO. Il. HATHAWAY,
Editor Of the DAY Book,
fb26 II Norfolk, Va.
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Sd slNF.< RESORTS.
MOUNTAIN Top HOUSE.

Iva
This celebrated snd most, delightful resort
i.nown ms "siountsin Top uouse.' situated on
the top of tho BlSe Ridge Mountain, Augusta
county, Va , ne,r th 9 line ofrthe oh asapeako y
chic railroad, HAo hCEFTI.iCH -
HANDS, and Is row in Thorough repair, for
the purpose Of receiving mrd odNting
tho travelling public.
the surrounding country pr" Hnta II '"rac
picturesque and grand.
Daring The anmme er .an.l-Fail The air - coz
goni,I az salubTion3, the water rs pure as sny
IN the mountains f Vir4ini9, cI the hest 4uNl'-
Ity, p''ae' ing ma1i'insl I7operiies- A'n"Fal
AT If frceatOue.
For .ans soaking . rlseo @. resort during the
Summer and Fall seasons, viii III ! this place
inferior 10 mono, it having tho natural adxa'-
tages,w lIich other places do not poesess Phera
is always u cool brsez, pssE Ip. in -.lidslmt E..
The House ia largo and tFinnlodIvu9 and 10
rooms we trcnished and venthated IAo "a
bic viii bc sunp led with MI the delcac'o' the
country csIAtford
The subj crfbers p'edco thor personal stten-
tion to sea that tic servants nre polite ana a; :
tentive, that thiD.s ero so conducted that their
guests shall 6e made comfortable and easy and
that everv attention shall bo rendered them
Persons will find g c)nvoynnce a. Alton Depot.
G. q o R.k ! milo from the house, to convey
them TO and from the House
Board-S40 per month so per weeA ="
per day; children and servants half: price (;
white servants acc riding to accommodations.
The sub.criber desires a share OF the pubic
patronage assuring the public that there small
be no pains spared u make his guests COM
Portable, bilding himself To strive TO please ana
render entire satisfaction. Our address Is AT
ton Depot, g. & . Is. K.
DYSON, HICKS & CO., Props.
j. W. BOOZ Manager.
J. w HAYNE,, Supt.
Dr. REID of Richmond, ' r., Resident Ply
sician y Z3-talo
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composed of 700 pounds Of No. l Peruvian Gu
ano, and !, 200 pounds of Soluble Phosphate OF
Lime, Ghones dissolved in sulphuric acid pot pot
ash and soda, forming the most concentrates,
universal and durable fertilizer ever offered TO
tAe farmer combining all tho, stimulating
properties of Peruvian Guano, and the ever du-
rabiu fertilizing properties of Ground Bones.
Excelsior is in tine dry powder, prepared ey-
pressy for drilling, and can be ,spplsd in any
quantity per acre, however small and 1t Is the
opinion OF many closo calculating farmers, aftor
ELEVEN years experience. in testing It side
By side with other popular fertilizers, that al
application of lC0 pounds OF Excelsior Is efus
to 90 to 80 pounds of any other fertilizer or
gusno offered for sale. therefore is fully lCo 10
TO 200 per cent cheaper.
lsae The We BEST EVIDENCE WE CAN OF:
FER OF IHE VALUE OF OUR ENCELs1oK hs A
CROP GRowER END FEkTILl2eR Is THE FACT or
ITS BEIna INITIATED AND coUNTEkFhiTED IN
THIS AND OTHER CITIES.
RE Farmers should see that the ANALYSIS
and name of j. J. TURNER IL co. Aro
branded on every bag in RED LE1TERS.-
All others are counterieits
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TINE DoEs IT-Time has wonderful power in
taking the conceit out Of persons. When young
man first emerges from the school and enters
upop the career OF life, 1t is painfully amusing
70 witness his sef.sufhcieney. He would have
all the world to understand that he has learn
Cd ont''-that he is master o. all knowledge
Ind can unravel all mysteries But as he
Grows older. he grows wiser, he learus that he
knows n great deal less than he supposed he
did, and BY the time he reaches to three scO7e
years, he is prepared to adopt as his own the
sentiment ot John Wesley, when was
eoung, was sure Of everything; IN q few years
having been mistaken q THOUSAND times; was
nor half as sure OF most things as ! was before
st present am hardly sure Of anything but
what God has revealed TO man.
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PRICE $50 PER TON.

.--1.=--1.,,,, IDp.I Z RS AND HOUSE,
,oe secured the wholesale and xetail
roncv f5r the celebrated IRONSIDES COOK.
me STOVE. I am prepared to furnish dealers,
hotcl AMI housekeepers %ih them ct pT.Ge; st
sSsse Stoves to bake but will say i'll sell oae
,hes does not bake will refund double the
money for it. also have general assort TN ent
OF other Stoves at prices ranging from sda 70 70
TfSWApEE TT WI p;iEsos sToSk FGRNITURE &c,
D1niers and others desiring Stoves would do
well by sending for price list to
z. H. CLARKSON,
No. l3 South Royal street.
Alexandria, Va:
p S-I will close out my stock of splendid
REFRIGERATORS at reduced prices. Those
desiring nice srticle would do we'll to call and
examine them.
jy 3-3m T. II, Y.
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,UMMFR BOARDING.

GUNNER BOARDING.
BEVERIDGE HOUSE,
MIDDLEBURG, LOUDOUN N CO., VA.
The subscriber Is prepared to accommodate
limited number of boarders during the Sum
mar months ~ tho above named house, which
has been routed expressly for the purpose
There is u fine Chaly ybeate Spring within
of a mile of the place the water Of which con
tains Iron, Magnesia and sulphur, and has
been pronounced by Prof. Gibson, of Phila'
delphta, who anLy2ed it, t. bo equal To any
Ohnlybeaie Sprng in the State. Persons VIII
find this pleasant and healthiu retreat during
the summer. Stages leave Lecsburg daily and
stop at the hotel. For terms apply TO
A. NJ TUBMAN,
ny 20-3m Middlehurg We.
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RUILDING MATERIAL.

LEXANDKIA planning MILLS.
EonrRT JhNfrEsoE. BOYD NJ. SMITH.
JAMESON IS SMITH,
John r. LAMBDEN, Superintendent,
Nos 20 and 81 Water ST.,
Arc prepared TO urnish at short notice and
on reasonable terms
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, BRACKETS,
MOULDlNGS,
BALLTSTERS,
Newell POSTS.
WgATHER-B
SIDING, BrX STUFF,
DRAWE ER STUFF,
PAN L., &c. &c.
And to execute all kin!s of Scroll Saving
and Wood-Turning, P!aning, TongGeing .nd
Growing and Surfacing done in the be t man
ner They will also furnish plans ahd epec'ii-
cation, + : dwolling., stores Snd other building
iv o-tf
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Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts Obitu-
Arics will be charged at advertisement rates, for
notices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will be inserted at
,ormer rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
one square, Of eight lines or less, and twenty
ave cents for each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items 10 cts. per
inc tor tho first insertion, and eight cents per
aue tor each subsequent insertion will bo
charged
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FERTILIZERS.
''EXCELSIOR." 4"

Containing Ammonis.""...... ....G per cent
Super. Phosphate equivalent to Bono
Phosphate of Lime'......"......"......5l per cent
Potash and per cent
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i ~. RAILS i'' ~ va '-''
sAM&S ". HALLS & son,
~, XIX st ALEXIS Na:
Dealers in uAEDW ARE, CUTLERY.
Carpenters Tools Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames. Brackets M9u!dlngs;
B.luster5, Of Giierent. pattcrns, ana Newe.
GAS, GAS, don5e GsG md single thic Of j: s55s
PANT. Oils, ynrnishe5, Paint and White, Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pare White Lead, and other
brands of lno quality, rutty: Turpentlne and
Machine Oil Also, Lime, ot superior guailty,
Rooting, &C a largo stock of Pugh's Cclebra.
ted Gar Augors snd other artiGleo found in hTst
class Builders Furnishing establish nents
An orders for Lumber. Brick and al! kincs
Of Building Material, promptly attended 10.
Terms cash. leo I'LL
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rNHE BES-' IN TIE WORLD.

THE CtLEBRATFD
SINGER SEW G N a Il II = ) .
The attention OF the public is called 20 tho
super or msrits Of this rachine over al others
for either family Use or manu- utacturag purposes
Its rel tive excellencles and many god quail
ties over all others are so wei. known and so
generally admitted, that an enumeration. Of
them is Unnecessary. Tho sales OF this machine,
since su agency has been established IN this
city, i with ut precedent, and the demand or
them throughout the whole world nj the present
day is so great that tho manufacturers arc
scarcely able 10 meet them. Call and ex-
anime them before purchasing elsewhere, 1t
is beyond question the best, most durable, SIM
pie, and beauti III machine over brought before
tho public, making stitches TO any other ma
chimes four. &. q. BERRY, Agent
72Kng street Alexendris Va.
Also Agent for tho HOW Z SEWING NA-
CHIMES.
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MARRIAGE.

roiioe. th.,, II sound mind and body are lh' rL"s.
necc-sarV rcuuisi.cs 70 promote connublaI Lay
ninc.a Indeed without these the journe3
through lilo becomes weary pilgrimage; taY
urosp G, hourly dnrhcns to the Wow, the mlnd
becomes shadowod with despair and filed wit,
the iInss bissted with with tS your OWN
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

For our own and the convenience cf regular
advertisers, and to prevent any misuuderstand-
ng, We have carefully prepared and scaled the
cate oC advertising n the GAZETTE, for the year
leGq and present the following table OF space
and prices from lchich there leW be 20 Geriat on:
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THE WAR OF RACEs.-A party OF black
men from Washington and Baltimore were
one day last week sent to Newtown to work W
On section OF the w. 4 5. r Il. lately given
to new contractors. The Irish laborers who
had been employed by the former contractor,
however, put a veto on this, and with clubs
stones. and other weapons went for the black
men" and the consequence was lively race
down the Valley pike to Winchester, IN which
the darkies distanced their pursuers, and ees-
caped uuhurt, We understand that a re IN;
forcement of negroes will be put upon several
sections of the road, and protection furnished
them, as white laborers cannot be obtained IN
sufficient force to insure the completion OF the
road by the desired time, lst OF December. -
Under the circumstances, we hope there vii
be no further interference with these colored
laborers. - Winchester Times.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.


AR1Ea W GRE CEN
N" ~ King -tte=t-
kEpUCrIuN UF STOCK
PRACTICAL iNDIiCEMEHr r.
For lie pu'.,ir henef: the following
SUMMER Goor%
will be closed out at a great
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
CHOICE DRESS TRIMMINGS variety still
\. complete.
HOSIERY HOSIERY of all kinds, com.
prising the best Foreign and Domestic man
ufacture
GLOVES GLOVES Of every description of
Silk Lise Thread and Cotton.
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, from
the highest to the lowest grades, will be
closed out at cost.
FANSl FANSl large lot Of French, Ger
man and American Fans will be offered as
bargains.
INDIA GAU2E, Thread and Silk Underwear
for Ladies, Gents and Children prices con-
siderablv reduced.
In addition to goods above specified. would
state that as sn incentive TO trade | have mark
ed down tho prices on Linen Towels, Napkins
and Red Spreads, of which L have ful' stock
HEAVY HOSIERY of the very best English
grades, for Ladies, Gents and Children
Hemstitched Handkorchiefs,
Travelling Bags,
Cambria and Swiss Edges,
Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs,
Irish Linens all qualities;
Swiss and Nainsook Muslins,
White and Colored Tarlatsnes,
Real Lagos and Lace Goods.
Ribbons Embroidery,
Silks, &c, SC.
CHAS. w. GREEN,
aug l2-lOt 68 King street.
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VuUNG LEN.

WHO have injured Themselves by SCI
.,.in - ,..s,ce, indulgod, IN. la. ir"
aSny from ScS EVIL S0mpsni;S6s sep niS6sv of e
',-a, yh"n ss,eer, and, if no, cured, render
y'srrjaro 'C imuossible. and destroys both m'a''
~ What fgi Pity that yoqrs man, the hope OF
his coUn.ry, tho prilo Of HE parents, should 30
snatchcI rom sll prospects ana fnJoymen's, ,h b..
psth net OF nature, ana ndulgng in 3, certain 90
crel rt. hab;.. such porsons must, ba!oFo c'n'"'N
p!G.ing
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS An article de-
nlorinp the many fatal results caused by the
care, $ compouu1ing OF physicians proScrip'
tions, i, well worthy OF perusal but the rene
Nv It would apply-havc the physicians write
tbcir prescrintions iu Encli,h-wlll hardly meet
the case. FIRST, it must be understood that
the L1tn words or 0tbrevIatIons used are mere
~ the chemical or botanical names OF the drugs
prescribed, aud by using such names unlver-
sal nomenclature is secured. The physician
does not write Tlnct Opii, instead OF auda-
mum, to shroud his prescription in mystery,
but because it IS tincture OF opium, and his
knowlcd.e OF chemistry teaches him that the
first Is the proper name. What would be
gained but endless confusion OF names by tor
saking this regular chemical and botanical
nomenclature and adopting the common Eng
hsh titles , As an example, take the Clmlcl-
lupa, or black saakeroot, as it is called ln the
South-in the North aud Fast it is known as
cohosh. Again Gautheria T. joices IN the
names Of partridge-berry, deer berry, tea ber-
~. winter-greeo, and mountain tea, each name
for different section.
Now, what would lessen the number OF
mistukrs?" Surely not the abandonment OF
the chemical and botanical names of the drugs;
but rather educate druggists and physicians TO
proper standard. The great fault with all
IN this country is 4 desire to assume position
10 business before the proper education has
been attained. The law should hold the ply
-ican and druggist responsible, ami intilct the
everest penalty for each fatal mistake ""Sh
IrBrCsS.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
AND VIRGINIA ADVE RTIS Z Il
For the C0untry,)

zsf- Is published regularly on TU ESDAYS,
THU RSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at Sc per
annu10-payable in advance.
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DEAN SWIFT'S withdrawing over Dean
Swiit's will, we found the following item
Whereas | purchased the tithes OF the parish
ot Etfernock, near Trim, 10 the county OF
Meath, for two hundred and sixty pounds ster
ling, bequeath the said tithes to the Wears
Of Laracur for the time being-that is 10 say,
as long as the present Episcopal religion shall
continue TO be the natiooal established faith
and profession 10 this kingdom; but whenever
any other form OF Christian religion shall be-
come established in this kingdom, leave the
said tithcs OF EffernoCk to be bestowed, as the
profits come in, TO the Door OF the said parish
of Laracor by weekly proportion, and by
such other officers as may then have the power
of distributing charities to the poor oil said
parish, while Christianity under any shape
shall be tolerated among Us, still excepting
proteSSed Jews, atheists aud inidels." Here
will be some knotty points. Episcopacy is no
longer the established faith and profession
in lreaud-but did the dean of St. Patrick's
mean Ireland when he said this kingdom
tie certainly uses that word in the more re-
,tricted sense in other parts of his writings. as
tor instance in the short sketch which he gives
Of the Swift famiy-but the courts must
decide whether Ireland or the whole kingdom
ot Great Britain is the true intent and mean.
ing. We take sides with the poor OF the said
parish OF LaracOr.'
We wonder, by the way, what has become
ol the huatic asylum to which he bequeathea
20 large a portion of his fortune-a bequest
which he alluded to beforehand IN the humor,
ous niece entitled Verses on my own Death,
wherein he sets forth that
He gave tho little wealth ne had
To build n house for fools or mad
To show by ore satiric touch
No pstion needed 1t so much!
Would any other man have been able or
will, so to turn the milk OF human kind
ness uto the gall Of Bitterness ?-f'ch.
fnQEG-sr.
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WEAKNESS
DR.. JOHNSON,

MG.nber pf tn. Royal College OF Sur9eoL,
London, Graduate OF one of the most emlnem
Colleges in tho United States, and tho Erea';"f
',srt 5i whose life has been spent IN the hcspi'-
~" of London. Paris, Philadelphia, and else
where, h.. effected some of tho most astonishi
,ng cite That were ever known, many troubled
with ringing in the head and cars when asleep
yrea, NERVOUSNESS, beng alarmed az suooe'
bounds bashtulness, with frequent blusnin8, q.
tended sometimes with arrangement OF Dind
were cured immediately.
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TNUoUKAGE LONE INDU5rRY.
VIRGINIA SASH. DOOR AID FRAME
LA CTlkN

TNLOUNNG Z I.NNE INDU5IKI.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AID FRAME
FACTORY.
Corner Queen and Fairfax sts. AleXa..
We have now made up 800 doors Of al sizes:
from s. TO SO; 5oC Windows Of SG.h, gaZc4
and unglszsd, cheap; 20 p4irs BlinGs, all
sizes; IL OJI feet Moulaings, 10 different pat,
Door Frames, Brackets, *, SewcI., Balus-
tcrs and Hydrsnts constantly Oh hand. Lbcr-
al discounts made to dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, we feel
confident that we can please orr customers.
Planing, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning and Scroll-Sawing done in tho best
manner. -
Plans and specifications furnished 10 parties
contracting WITH l. for building N. atl:,s
mar1 RISHEILL & iIOOGE.
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We again call the attention OF the farmers OF
Maryland and Virginia to our
EXCELSIOE.
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GROt EREES.

GROt EReES.
T. SHERWOOUS
y FAMILY
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
Cor. Queen and 81. -Asaph sts,
ian l.f ALEXAN DRIA, VA.
wNt. = BRooEES. CHAs. 3. TAYLOR, IR
NROOK Els " TAYLOR,
ID Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Cor. Pitt and Prince sts,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Country Produce taken in exchange. mhlO
NAVY = HARMON,
GROCERS, FEED &c COM MISSION Nj Err
CHANTS.
Corner Prince and Royal sts.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Special attention given TO the sale of Country
produce my 3-tt
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Having now solo possession "f tho Com Nj ri, :, III
OIhT nv l.TISrk ncwsp4per and JOB
OFFICE, 10 -pectfully al: n continuance OF
cast favors from my many friends AM patrons.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-14

~ WAI. RAMSAY,
U.
Successor to Hough IL Ramsay
GROCER,
And Dealer in Fine Teas, Tobacco. Cigars,
Canned Goods, English and American
Pickles, Sauces. Jellies, &C.
l47 King street.
Personal attention given to orders from the
country. Jan lo-u
Is &. SWAINE,
L No 22 North Royal ST.,
[rwC doors south OF Old stand,
Has on hand and is constantly receiving fresh
invoices Of
which he Will sell cheap for cash. fe 70
CLINTON MILBURN.
y. FAMILY GROCER,
AID Dealer in fine TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS,
Cor. Cameron and Royal sts.,
Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention paid to the aele ton of
choice Flour an Teas my 2S-it