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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05
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(The great Medical Mistake.)

AhN SlN"e ANNAS"A
friberer Sage mar totale &erna1laiisuns BON
@eIunbbeit5 gorebrun9en. &s tpuroen feline
pirtiarnen Mtttel %an9ewenbst, UNI 8rantbett au
perbuten. @loafen traren unbetannt IN Gtabten,
unb Wa0erlsitunsen tuuroen MUIR felten auf tent
Qanbe 9ebraudt. lnma0en BON NbfaQ ; ieben in
ben @traBen lie9en, um bort III perfauten, unb
bAusIide Reiuli&feit, bob sru6e' Mitiel aeoen gie<
berfrantbeitcn, tpor bis pernadlaii9t. Sept 1T es
anberS. 9pei1e 0elebe, pbilantbropiide Snfitute
unb cine tpadlam. Gan tatspolisei baben benz
l1ebel 9robentbeil5 abeebolfen. llnb bas lit nidt
MQes. Der @etrauh BON MebHin, UNI &rant<
beittn gu perbIten, but b%ebeutenb ba3u beigetraaen,
Die Mu3abl Der 9terbefIQe III rerminbern. GS
ii feline llebertribuna, gu bebaupten, bab biele
Taulenbe tpabrsnb Der ~gelunoen Sabre8sett arant<
bett5anfGQen babur6 ent9eben, baB ft ibr 9Y.
fem i'm Dprau5 bur1 cine Sur son
9ofetter'S WagenbttterS fartten.
Disies refine uno fraftise peeetatilil@e Startunes'
mtttel entbalt Grtracte uno @Ren3en elmer Nnaabl
bon Wur3elu unb 8rdutern, pelhe tpe6en ibrer
l1dart.nbeu, berubieenoen, belebenben unb tlutreiz
~nisenoen Gisenidaftsn b.tannt Vnb. Dteie meoi.
einii9en 8etanttbeils lnt NIT Sprit ssrieben,
meld: r p%cuadnoie fret pom BEN betbenoen @ift 1T.
tas d9 rnebr poer t~ueniger in ale bic i'm 6anbel
porfommencen alecbolii&m Gllitefeiten i&lei@t
uno bic Wirtuns bieier 8etanbtbsile tbeilt iia ptr-
mittelt b eiss tbatisen unb benno9 barmluisn its
rnulirenoen Mi'tels benz eanaen @yQem nit. Die
6olee baron 1T, tab bic Contribution oull 4 n
bic unbur4brtn eli@ seeeu bic Guberen@er=
anla6ansen 3u arantbetten ; gum Bsiipiel feu@te
@itterung, Webel, (dneuen Eemperaturtpe<l u.
{. II. 1T. 9tartc uub sulfanbieeS 6armcniren
aQer Uuntiiontn BIS aSrpers it bic bette @arantie
sssen atmolpbarilaee @ift unb bic @irtunsen
ungelunoen WaderS unb 6utetttr'S Bit
tiers III bic Webi3in> welde unter aQsn bis isbt
betannten Mitteln am Wei1eu (lGrft unb tas Sy<
fem an, tei ten r%eaulirt. Sir unYerbaulidtett unb
@aQenltiren 1T er Elm ablolutes 9etlmit>
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05
Brtefiae.

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s. ni@t absebolt porben fnb:
psrrenbrtete.
Mytt Sotn Mbau, aSnis Dilbelm, j
Baer @bri1ian &oulem Sobn
8e9erer Qotbar Qeto Ue.binanb ;
8rom Granf Qibte Mnereas
8robs yeter Ron8en S0iept
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Dupout Reinarbs Semmen Martiu
Stunt S. 6. @teurer Spitpb i
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"a : sMtnB @eorse. ~ ..ga2 -.
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5. 5. Stepart peaueiRer.
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6. 6. 3immtrmanu an s. s. @iQer, %. ..
Got 1 @ec. 3 80 22.-$8N. "
@nn. 8ates an 6. 6. 2iuauaeruaann, @. o.,
Got 4 @ee. 3 80 22-$5OO. aa* ~ ii: a43a.
u. S. Cutler At. Gl.ie @bttpeQ, %. O., @ J
sen =: y. g. uns Y. Oh Seet.2 80 H.
$4,000. ae 5s43l
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o., Qot 4 unb S 8lod 1 BajiQes 'Aeeiten.-
$500.
5. ~. waxl u. Grau an 9aus bes suten Dir
ten, 81. o., Got s 8lud So 9rpines Gnlar8ment.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05

Nptt3.-Dcc Sumter nirb bur@ Or. 81.
S6iTmann, ebemals bonn ct. Qouis @tabtbD,pi>
tale aiffirt, Der fir tieienisen, bic Der enslii&en
spra@e nt&t ma&tie, ais Dolmel&er ~funsiren
tptrb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05
@runeeieentb umsperfdufe.

- Or 8au. pes DIR Stapt 3otels
{9reitet rifi9 pprpdrtS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-30

- A Dutchman was passing through
A city in Vermont, when Yankee came up
to him and said /: ..a s.4.,
% "Shon, if you will treat me TO a cigar, |
will show You q trick.
Shon agreed. Yank then placed his
hand against q fence, and told him to strike
it as hard as, he conld. Shor, not think.
ing that any harm could befall him by SO
doing struck blacksmi,hs How. but in
stead of hitting Yank's hand, the latter
jerking i,sway. poor Shon struck the fence
board knockingi II off,
Poor Shon was bound to have revenge
20 one day as he was passing through a
field. he espied a man. Going up to him
hs SAID:
"Mynheer, ! show Won little joke iol
nodding." .a
A. there was no fen @ or tree near, Shor
put his hand against his mouth. and said
"Strike shust as hard as You can"
Mynheer struck and Shon pulled ava,
hia hand and received tho blow on hi
mouth and was knocked down. Shot,
jumped up his mouth bleeding, and com
inenced dancing round in pain.
"A tousand tuyfels take the this coun
try. goes back TO Holland on the TIL
fret train. asH- 7t1"
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-30


EyyRr.D,r RELIGIoN-Wo aust come
'tAck to our point, which is not TO urge al!
OF gu. To give yourselves up to mission
work. bat TO serve God more and Ia con
nection with your daily calling. ! have
heard that woman who has a mission,
makes poor wife. and bal mother this
81 very possible, aud at the same time very
lsmsntable; bu, the mission | would urge
10 not Of this sort. Dirty rooms. slstiern-
" gowns, and children with unwashcd
faces. are swiit witnesses against the sin
certify OF those who keep Others vineyards
anl ueslcc, their own. have no faith in
ti.at woman who talks Of grace and glory
abroad, and use no soap and water at home.
lie, the battons be on the shirts, let the
chi.dren's socks be mended. let the roast
mutton be done to turn, let the house be
~ neat ss 3 new pin. and the home be as
happy as home can be and then. when the
cannon balls. aud the marbles, and the
shots, and even the grains Of sand. are all
in the box, even then there will be room
for those little deeds OF love and faith which
in my Masters name | seek Of You who
look FOR His appearing. Serve God by do
ius common actions in heavenly spirit,
and then il your daily calling only leaves
you cracks and cretices Of time, fill these
up with holy service. To use the Apostles
words. AS We have opportunity, lie. US DO
good unto all men. '-Spuryeon
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-30

HINTS TO FARMEEs.-A writer gives the
the following advice: VI . -
Don't buy a piano for your daughters
while your sons need u rlow. 's
= Don't give person chance to dun You
Prompt payments make independent men
Keep good fences, especially line fences
they promote good feelings between neigh
Decent and substantial clothing for you,
children, m kcs them think better Of them
selves, and keeps the Doctor away 81.
Don't starve your land il youdo, it vii
grow lean ~ '' , '...' '''
Don't buy patent rights to sell again,
Dent become surety for him who wait
for sheriff.
Buy farm wagon before carriage,
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-30

--"My boy drunk y" Drunk ny
boy drunk T. and tears started to the moth
er's eyes, and sho bent her head in unut'
tcrable sorrow. In that moment the vision
Of a useful and honorable career was de
s,royed. and one OF worthlcssness, if moi
absolute diShonor presented itself. Wei
did she know that intemperance walks
hand in hand with poverty. shame ant
death and his mothers heart was pierced
A. il with a sharp pointed steel, All
young man, If the holy feeling OF love fol
her who bore ycu is not dead within you
shun that which gives her pain adhere to
that which gives her JOY. II she is will
her Father in Heaven. shun that course o.
lie which SHIFTS the gates OF Heaven against
you, and debars you from her society for
ever. The drunkard can not inherit the
kingdom Of God.
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-30

ib IRRITABLE CHMsriAss.---There is too
much truth in the Following from the Re-
lisious Magazine; ..-
There was Clergyman who often be-
came quite vexed at finding his little grand
children in his study. One day one o. the
little children was standing by his mother s
side and she was talking to him about hca-
ven. .sl,...1 .r..... .tr .rsaasri sff
ma" said ho IL don't want to go to
heaven" 'a .a7F H'o' 's'a-'
Sa"Dont wan, to 80 10 hsaven, my son?'
"No, Ma. I am sure | don't taa lilo
"Why not? my son. Hu.l5 T
"Why, grandpa will be there won't hs?'
"Why. yes, hope he will J 800"
"Wcll, just as soon as he see us he will
come scolding along, and say, wheg.' whe'c.
fher.t ,okat are these boys, here Jor! !
don't want to go to heaven ii grandpa is
going to be there"
There is no doubt that many Christians
being A .reproach on religion. and disgust
: TIN, XsvsVh, serious things, by the mo-
yiftaSss Of their tempers. their perpetual
|. .kGng and fumming when every thing
u es not to suit them. The young are ready
say If religion makes its possessors SO
4 lovely, never want it. Cheerfulness,
p ndness, pleasant looks and pleasant words
h. the fruits Of grace. The religion Of
I raSx is love, and though it does not in
,16asitls I repiy tRke evil proPcnsities OF the
=. er sAs.- 49, !" gradually transform
TIN eGGstnraf character until the Christian
reflects the imag. Of him ilom whose lips
the language OF kindness fell
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-30

Having associated myself with wholesale
Stove and Tin Ware establishment in Saint
Louis. for the sale of Stoves and Tin Ware,
can ALWAYS furnish everything in this line at
st. Louis wholesale prices with the freight
AIDED. To merchants dealing in the above, a
liberal discount will be made of the above
prices. Very Respectfully,
Dr. n. +. CORNELIUS
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-30

-''' - General Grants liz lie flight Of fan
cy about the" boz and the "ksy" and the
=" riches. /" and how we are forging the key
to unlock it, or " tbem.' is very good.
Il 10 mol often that we SEQ anything better,
from this source. Mr.. Bonner is after his
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28
NEWS OF The DAI.
40 shop tie rery ogs and Jo3y FMe Emes."


Financially as well as politically tie STATE
OF tennessee is in a bad way. At the c.osa OF
the war the total debt OF the State was mae
teen millions of dollars. During the four yeas
OF Brown!ow : administration 1t was increassu
10 forty millions 1t is announced m the
New York papers OF SATURDAY. evening ma !nl'
the Fourth National Bank, ol New orA
civ, the fiscal agency of the State OF Tennessee,
has received an official letter tsom tue
Comptro!ler of that State to the effect that the
July interest on the bonds will not be paid
wheh due.
As S;rcking evidence Of the return OF the
tobacco trade to New Orleans, We may cite the
recent cargo OF over 1000 hogshcals, brought
by the Robert r. Lee, and Il he arrival op Fri.
dav Of the Richmond with no less that l,2l3
hogsheads All the western boats are bringing
on their regular trips a propOrtionate quantity
OF the staple.
Col. Ryan, the Cuban officer who slipped so
neatly from the clutches OF the L. s. Marshal :
aid in New York on last Wednesday evening,
sailed from New lork Oh Saturday night Tor
Cuba with an cxpeaitonary force on the steam
ship Quaker City, carrying IN outfit Of arms
and munitions.
The steamship United Kingdom, ROW : |
days out from Glasgow, has not yet been heard
of and serious fears are entertained for her
safety. She has not been spoken By any Yea.
sci which arrived here lately, nor by any re>se.
which arrived in Europe,
Yesterday was one OF the hottest days ever
known in Philadelphia. Several severe thun.
der storms occurred, and in the aiterhoan 4
tornado passed over the southern section OF the
city, doing much damage.
The statement comes from Washington that
the Cuban agents there have 50 lar succeeded
with our government that it will send out an
agent to ascertain the condition and future
prospects OF the cause.
la the case OF lady who was the applicant
for the position OF Collector Of Customs at
Shieldsboro,' Mississippi, Secretary Boutwell,
decided that women are not eligible to such
appointments.
lot NJ. Morrill,, late Senator in Congress-
from Maine, ha- endorsed Mr.. Sumner $
speech at the recent Ralicli Convention IN
that State.
Franz Hcmherger, chic! seward Of the
North German Lloyd steamer Baltimore, died
suddenly Of apoplexy on the chip at Locust
Point, On Saturday afternoon.
Admiral lloif is directed by Admiral Potter
10 resist the seizure OF any American vessels
not actually engaged in landing tloopS OF nu-
ntions of war on the Cuban coast.
II is rmorad at Annapolis that Captain
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28
letter from Prince william 90.

Correspondence Of The Alexandra Gazette
An enthusiastic meeting was held at Trenis'
Store, in this county, dav before yesterday,
in the evening. NIessrs Ncol and Clark adj
dressed the meeting
Harvey Hyde, OF whom | have made pre-
viOus mention, gave colorei man a certificate
the other day to register and vote in lIoudoun
county, and also said TO the man 81 want to
give you. piece of adyice-if you vote the
rebel (meaning the Walker ticket ticket, the
rebels will have YOU slavery again in less thar
two years Mr.. Hyde told iasehood when
he said that. and he knows it. lie Eio,oS that
the Southern people have no disposition to
ensavct the co.orcl race, and wouldn' own slaves
il those who originated slavery were to reopen
the African Slave trade and Try to sell them to
Us. But Hyde, although u messenger Of
peace" so-called, is utterly ii war with every
thing like correctness and truth.
There is to be political meeting at Bellctair
Mills. Stafford county on next Saturday, com
mcncinc at 10 a. III. Colonel Evans, of Rich
mond, Charles Hcrndon, Of Fredericksburg,
and A. Nicol and J. +. CLARK, Of Prince " L.
liam, are expected to b. present and address
the meeting A large attendance and BIZ
time are expected. TYRONE.
PRINCE WILLIAM Co., Va, June %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28

The Richmond Dispatch says that the bail
required OF Mr.. Trundlc Of l.)uloun county, to
answer the charge" OF "diacharging" three
coored men from his employment, Us before
reported, is pretty respectable; quite 81 whcn
compared with that exactel few days since OF
persons who were charged with connecting
plans to burn down the houses Of citizens d
Charlotte Bat = man vote may lie more im
portant than the house that shelters his family
or the lives of his wife and children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28
A LEXANDRIA NOTION HOUSE.

~ - -, =
Wholesale dealers visiting our city will find
il to their interest To max their selections from
a STRICTLY NOTION HOUSE.
All goods in my line are purchased in large
quantities, with view to meeting the require.
rncnts OF the wholesale trade, from the largest
importing end manufacturing houses, which
enables me to offer the same iDducement in
prices that is presented to tho country trade by
LARGE houses in the Northern cities.
CHAS. w. GREEN,
leo GS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28
Letter rom s.ouisa county.

lCorfesponaencc Of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
LOUISA c. H., June 26.-l'his has been q
great day in Louisa, and there was a large
turnout ~ lhc voters, whites AMI co,Orod, TO
hear M .. &. Walker. The meeting com
menced at IL clock, and Lewis Mckenzie
and Mr.. lunnicutt spoke. The latter spoke
with much force Tor nearly Two hours, and his
remarks, it is said had a happy effect. He
was Interrupted several times by Barney Nc
CracGcn, who says he formerly lived in Alex
andria, is deputy internal revenue Inspector for
this district, AMI President OF the Colored
Union League. He is looked upon as King of
"Dahomy,' and talks Vi his black subjects as if
they were his Saves, and did what he could to
prevent tAcr listening to the speeches made.
He is san! to aspire 10 be county candidate tor
the Legislature. Hunnicutt answered all his
questions promptly, and turned the laugh On
Barney most decidedly. On the arrival o! the
Central train MIR. Walker arrived, and alter
dinner spoke, as did Judge Ould, OF Richmond,
followed by MIR. Gilmer, in a very fine address
Mr.. llunnicutt again spoke, and at this time
e.! o clock the meeting is still gong on. All
agreed that nothing was now to BE- done hut 10
complete The work on The 9Th of July; and the
victory would be ours by such a majority as
would astound the people OF Virginia them
selves. The excitement is intense. and equals
the campaign o! $50 and 1874. liunnicutt
was particularly severe upon Wells, Bond,
Samuels Uld,cy and Whittlesey. This is
probably the only county in the Seventh Dis
trct which will give q majority for Wells, and
that will be small The registering in this
county shows al increase oil ~, over twothldS
being white. POTOMAC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28

COLOGNE WATER."-Jean Maria Parma,
the genuine Cologne manufactured, r. dead (;
leaving seventeen other, but fraudulent Jean
Maria Farinas in Cologne t. survive him :
Laura Parma, worth i2,OOlt0). mari agaable,
and but twenty-one aucceeds Lim in the Cd
lGFue business.
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STOP '''

GeNrLgMEN who desire to replenish their
warIrobes and 10 obtain the newest and most
desirable styles OF Spring and Summer Cloth
ing will ind il to their advantage to call at the
popu:sr establishment off. BL0NDHElM, corner
King and Fairfax SITS where they will End a
magnificent assortment of goods usually found
in y iir-t-class Clothing House.
BLohDHRIMB
Corner King and Fairfax ST..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28
CITY ITEMS.
DH.lI HnnI

A fresh supply cf elegant White SD b,o s.o
Linen Duck Suits, well shrunk ana mauo ~
order. nave lust been received al the msgnin-
cent One p,ica Clothing House Of s. Dealhsm'
II kiny s'r"e.. 10 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Petersburg Express says In local.
,iss Immediately contiguous to,Petersburg' not
on,v has the wheat been already saved,but some
~ + has found its way 10 market. ho'reu'
Yesterday, quite q consignment maj W3' w
loading at Burton Brothers, and bishop y
Branch sold at the same time The eF'p 81 Nt,
r R Wilson OF GreensvliIc-l5o GuinG,S' ~
j. ID. Stewart X Co, at s. par bu.he'; h'p' :
\. Martin & Co., have also Ftt.iv'i ~
from North Carolina the ilrst Of me >'@'''
and sold it at s. 10.
The funeral Of Kelley killed by taIiahan'
in Richmond, was attended yesterday by a very
lara, crowd Of citizens. Though a thunusr
storm prevailed, the pr3ces';;on wa h u.s. Wy
\ mile long Kelley was ice lfeTuen' w. ;,a
Savmonr and Blair club during the late Po,ll'cal
campaign. Callahan was an tx oonieue; a'o
ot,;,ar who had charee OF Confederate PRISON
,jnr;ng thr war. and afterwards joined the rad
ic1l nartc. Gen. Candy ha4 ordered tha' w,
ioIa, who killed Kelley shall be tired ~ !p''-
tary COMMISSION.
The Warfcnl0n Index says that tue Gallant
Col! Mo.bv, in n;roducins Mr. Walker to the
hubble meeting in Warenton last week III 4
,peech OF hall an hour. presented III GEAR ah',
larrihle manner the reasons whlch would impeI
him 70 vote against the two oblectionablc ciaUs,
es ri the Constitution and i1r the REMAINDER VI
HAT instrument; eontras.cd the claims OF tn,
two candidates ior The executive h7hGrS' an ana
affirmed his determination 10 support Mr. Me
kenzic for Congress.
Col. Edmund Fontainr, died L; his residence,
Beaver Dam, in Hanover county, on Saturday
last. in the G9th year Of his age. lie wa, an
able, intelligent, honorable gentleman. had
served formerly in the Legislature, ani HI
name is identified with the internal improve
mcnts of the State, having been Tor severa
Years President Of the Central Railroad and
subsequently, Of the Chesapeake and oh'
Hailroad Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28
Wa have u surlate.i W tn us


tRANrEb A KIRBY
Int" al Prince Genrgo's county, Md, VINO M
long lonn fsyJTah!v known ss a No suction.
urr.
We f,specllnli, solrit share Of lie public
patronage
Our list 1t civ Property. Farms, Wool
l.snds, Nils, Nc., Is large. Call and got n cir
gular
Persons dr,irlns IL dispose al PROPERTY, PR
ystaly pr publicly, w,ii do we'll t. place the
ssnc IN our hsnd.. sp zG-tf
nlAuOHl MEl.nDE0Nsl
PAELOk ORGANS.
Having removed IL l9,, King stflol. above
Washington, / wish g. 1sli tho attention al per-
sons in need oil
PIANOS, ORGANS, NJ kLUDEONS, &c.,
"a my stock of the above Instruments, which l
oder Tor sale on the most accommodating terms.
Having practical experience OF moro than 10
years N this business, am able to Judge al The
,itla lilies of Pianos ani 10 oDer Tor sHla mons
bit those Of reliable makers, such rs
kNAEE & CO., Baltimore.
WM. HEINEnAMP, Baltimore.
MES ". VOSE, Boston, and Others.
Also, good .econd hand Instruments for sala
or rent.
Pianos, Organs, Acco:duons, and all music ),
instruments tuned and repaired with tho great
o:t care.
oct7-tf V. BECKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28

Du,,nEa. LIoarHISG Fly KILLER
pea,b L. The LIVING! Long live tho Kiiers !
!>oR bV D'u'crs ySrl0rhyr'.
\ew York june 2S-lm
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ED.

This morning. nj Fe5erai Hill, RICHARD
ADAMS CARRINuTON, infant son Of Geo.
!. and Mary T.. Thomas. aged q months and 2,
days 1GS,-The friends OF the family are inv tied
to attend the funeral from Grace Church, to-
morrow morning, ut II o clock Richmond
and Atlanta Ca papers please COPY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-28

MRS g. e.. SrMpsoN. No. l25 King street. has
now on hand n very elegant assortment OF NIL
inerv Goods ot every description and variety
liar Flower srs the m,.t beautiful IN the mar ;,
trt and he Grapes, l.lsos aAi Ribbon are all
we'll .elcclrd. Al, The \ oap'iItsn aud straw
''nr,h.';ns ,,,3,wher. my4
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BUY YOUR
TRUNKS AND SATCHtL|
Ats DEALHAM'S,
~ King street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

nAVING purchased the interest OF Gregory
IL " English, We. tho subscribers, respect
fully announce that We have formed q copart-
nership, under the drm Of T0LSON. BRO. q
CO., for the prosecution of general COMMITS.
SION BUSlN ESS, and that all business in
trusted 10 our care shall receive from us person.
''''' - ' ~ ''''' Il. l.. TOLsON.
my ST A. o. TOLSON.
ICE! ICEl ICEi
Having just finished discharging ~ cargo a.
Ice. and having made arrangements TO be sup!
piled regularly with the same during the Sum!
mer, am now prepared to furnish my custom.
ers and tho public generally WITH all the Ice
they may want, ut the lowest market rates.
my LII Z, g. ATWkLL. |