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gGn.saf'on Completely cured. Can be referred to.
D,.. MIS- Paul, 400 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
4n y, !, Jsine' sense OF heat ami pain at the not
tolu y, ne abdomen or bowels. and sOme etime at
tended with much drhcultv IN making water; also.
acue pain and feeling of weights in the small OF the
% "a NJ Oured by one trealment. May be referred
kev. A. IL. Trumbe. 115 Ninth street, Philadel-
phno gaAness OF the spinal column. perfectly dis
apuns Ma'Is aln; Five days after treatment by DR..
Duse' Garried quarter OF beef up pair of stairs
mis-. Francs, 81 Leeds avenue, Philadelphia
stlIu.ion completely broke Gown. Had not walked
iSr sa,e Ken years; the third day walked up and
~: ": Lander. 15o Vine street, Phadelphia--A Af-
i,tS ati 'hrty years with Dyspepsia general de-
bi'Ity, eI'. Completely Gu ed in ten minutrs. Will
chetliul'y reply 10 any inquiries.
Michael McCluskey, Hrrisb,rg. Penns, lvania-
kneuma ISM, lameness. &c. Had not walked step
Win u. Grutehts lr ten ars; carried his crutches
away on his shoulders after one treatment.
=, oeofg oacon, Scranton, Pennsylvania. Scrofula.
Ggnl ,eor ne rs sanding Pa'ate entirely eaten off;
treatments and the use of one b le of Blood Pu-
nheI. t IS well. l have letter from this patient
i' George Whitcomb. 1921 Franklin street. Philadel
pha. Caiarrh; constant Ringing Of the Ea.s; Pro-
fuse Acrht Discharse from the Nose; Breath very
cult TO breathe through the Nose, accompanied by
Ments's'e rams over the eyes. Cured by TWO treat
Maurice Cottman, 1I2 fifteenth street, Phadel-
pima: Dea,ness from Paralysis of the Auditory
Nerve Great Nervous Prostraton; unable to have
menus Can he referre to. -
John d. Young, 80 Holland street Baltimore,
Maryiand. Eplieptic Fts-fve fits week tor five
years. Pecfertiy cured by DIR. Dodge. Have let
ter rom th,s patent wh can be seen at my rooms.
ma, Ten years. Cured in ten days. Perfectly well.
BY D.. Dodge. Can re referred to.
george w; MeNiven, 16 Walnut street. Phadel-
phia. Cured of Piles of seven years standing by
two treatments. May be referred to. -.
L. MeGraw, 75l Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Dyspeptc for many ye IS. Cured by three treat
ments. Will answer any inquiries.
~ Letters of enquiry frequent. ] cannot
tell as to the probab ity of success until the
patient. Letters OF enquiry must contain stamp.
Psi will say, for the benefit OF those who in
tend to calkon me during my stay in the city, not
delay I'll Tie last moment. My rooms are then 80
thronged that it is most impossible to treat all who
come.
Patients will pay in proportion to property.
No charge will be made for second treatment,
when II is found necessary. Consultation Free.
For recent cases in the city daily paper; also,
call at Hall wi en- Heal the sick publicly and flee
of charge. rs It -. g..
Admittance to the Hall Free. sep1Seod&w3ws
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w a NTED.

$500 Reward 7 Dog Lost !!
A LARGE size Black and Tan, without any white
IA on him, answers t., the name Jack; with a
new collar no name or street upon it. The above
reward will be paid II returned to ~
Oc12-d3t LOCKE, MESERVE & co.
A%# 2 ssNs IS Found. g g AASt
DOCKET book, containing small amount OF
L money, enquire at this Office oci2u
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g UNI " r. r. 81 Lw
WHICH Is THE BEST CLOTHES WRINGER?
from the Boston Traveller Of July 2d)

w HIGH Is THE BEST CLOTHES WRINGERP
from the Boston 7raveNer Of July 2d)
After careful examination, we recommend the
"Uniyersal as the best and strongest ma hine.
IL has "patent cog wheels (Rowells patent double
With tySery GIg tsa and srsng teeth
no other wrineei allows the rubber rollers to sepa
rate sufficiently to run Ih ough the largest article
dsconnect aud lose their power, as is the wi
other wringers whether the cogs are on one or both
ends of the roll @
1t also has the peculiar advantage OF two pressure
screws, SO arranged that each screw presses both
ends OF the o Is alike, the same il 1t was in the
centre, while The two together give double the ca
he sUniveI sar' has its iron parts either wrought
or malleable, and is built so sti ohely and substan-
garments BY the strongest person.
Our readers may be quite sure they will find the
"Universal wringer good and serviceaole article.
- NO TICE.
The "Universal" carnot be thrown out of gear
scen the is taken off, to admit large articles
as is the case with other cog-wheel wringers.
Double .ogs cannot be obtained by putting
Cog.wheels ON both ends of th- roll as
some try to make 1t app for whes articles discon
meet the cogs either end the power OF the cogs at
that end is lost, and it consequently to be
DOUBLE: or ii carmen $ are run thruogi the centre
schen The pressure is taken off to admit larger atti
cIes, all the cogs may be disconnected and rendered
useless.
AnyAsensible person can under stand that wringer
having cog wheels which can play apart or dseon-
meet when a large article is passing bc,ween The
rolls, is little if ang better than one without any
cogs at all, because tue cogs fll to be of erv ce
when most needed. The UNIV vsRsAL" has not
this atal objection, but is WARRANTED DURABLE
The Universal" has taken more s'frst premi-
ums" as the best, at State aud Institute Fairs Than
all other wringers mbiped. my
Sold by callers everywhere. .tH 4H
GEO. II. HOOD, Gen,l A gent,
81 Water street, Boston.
WIingers of all kinds repaired
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Watches. JeweIry, &c.

j. AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 1s9, Middle street.
J.w, q II. Ii. MCDUFFEE' cor Maaale 9 mon sts'
G. w. WING ATE, Nos. M anu ii' miuoe street.
TnwARD SWEET. II Middle street, Fox Block
F.. r. HILL, NO. OF, federal street. al aa
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Lancaster Hall Restaurant
READ 4 MCKAY,
ROP RTETO s.

HAVING leased this well known Eating House
IL we are prepared to sus ain its hign reputation
for all the good things tn tneght the eye and grali-
fy the taste The prophet rs beiog pract al as well
Parties and esmilies at short notice, and on such
ierms as cannot tail to satisfy all who favor them
with their pa roDage.
Meals NJ all hours ofihe Day and Evening.
sep7dtf
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n Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the VIII OF
WILLIAM SWEETSIR
late of Yarmouth, in the County Of Cumberland,
deceased and has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds the law directs. All persons having
d mands upon the estate OF said deceased, are re
quired exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon TO make payment to
REUBEN MERRIIL, Executor.
Yarmouth, Sept. 21st, 1869. sep25d3w
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WANTED
Partner WNNted /!

Two capable protestant girls well recommended
~ one as frst girl, the other second girl at No
S34 Congress street. oct11tt
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DOUrUtTS WdHUeUs
A MAN ard WIFE can be Accommodated with two
"A nice rooms and board at 119 Cumberland St.,
cor of Franklin ST. Also, rooms for single persons.
oc5tf
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Estate of Peter II. Hall.

EStACC VH CtCI' ANs 11dIIe \"
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor OF the Will of
PETER R. HALL, late OF Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and has
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate Of sa deceased are reqnired to e,sssis
the OIL 70 Sa1u estate are
called upon to make payment to-
WILLIAM E. MORRIS, Executor.
Portland Sept 2lst 1869. sep24d3w"
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pOrfes and Anchors tor sale. :
ruAvE a lot OF well built Dories nom ID to 10
i feet long TO sell cheap. l., .a
Also n second hand wood stock Anchor In good
order WEIGHS about 500 lbs. Apply to
'A1S-' JOSE PH d. WHITE,
sep1s 3w No. IL Union Whar
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Snecial Notice.

Special NOtIee.
Tho undersigned having assumed the management
of the .John Hsncock Mutual Life lnsu an'e Com
pany for Name, would most respectfully invite the
attention Of he public to lis high standing ana aea.ar a
advantages TO par les wishing to insure. Being the
exponent of the Massachusetts Non-lorielture Law,
and having been conduc ed since is organ "a! on
as to lake POSITION in the FROM rank Of ns't tCns
OF lts kin we confident that 1t will continue 10
receive the patronage it merits.
SAWYER & SOULE, .,
m Managers fol. Maine
W. G. SoULE.
Office No Exchange st, oc12dtf
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lnoi... = svsrss,NAHY.

ECEIV THIS y. u
cSredo, 3 remarkable book; vol, com plctc
III 50
The uabermeister, tale of the Bavariar
mouutsins translated from the German OF Her.
Hi~n Schmi1 vol. complete; 81 90.
l.smps, Pitchers and rrumpetS-LeCtures on
the Vocation OF tho Preacher illustrated by
Anecdotes, Biographical, Historical and Eluci.
dstofy of every order of pulpit cloQueucc from
the great preachers of all ages, by Edwin Pax
ton Hood; 81 -.
Sights and Sensations in France. Germany
AID Switzerland, by Edwin Gould BuiIum
Sllu
AUerbach's Villa on the Rhine, Globe eii-
son; vol, complete; 81.
The Legends of KinS Arthur and his knights
o.. the Round Table; English edition 10"
The Lost Manuscript, by Gustav Frey .sg;
trans lated frora the German; sc.
ieonora Casaloni, or the Marriage Secret, by
1. AdolphLs Trolope; 81 70.
Fresh supply, Yesterday, day and F"rcv-
or; 50
Volume Chambers Miscellany; 50,
Black Forrest Nillsge Stories. by Auerbach :;
$3.50
On the Heights, by Auerbach; -.
The Changed Brides. by Mrs. SouthwCrth :
81 IS
The Brides Fate, by Mrs. Sou.uworth; 81 -
Ny Daughter Elinor; 81 -.
New Books daily nj
aug FRENClpS.
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Nv ). a. Stoutenburgh. Auciioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By, virtue, OF
U DEGREES Of the Circuit Court of Alexandra
county, Va, pronounced at the November
tern, 1865, and nay term, 1869, OF said Court
N che SUI. Of Wm W0vi LANES SsFFs cSm
fHis.ioners appointed by said decree will EXPOSE
to sale, by public auction, in front Of the May,
or's Office, in the city, Of AeSsndria, Va va on
SATURDAY, the It'll day of August. 1863. At
Il M, Mi that Lot OF GROUND with ia
The IMPROVEMENTS 15 5' sDS P ;tqaied a
~ =, AIeT%ndris, Va, and known as the wi 4.
GINA House Said property fronts :. l'7
~ r;KAlS|>o much Of the purchase money. IN
cS. a, will be requisite 70 pay slQD' with M 4;
terest -o;n :4.h April, 1868 and the costs -o ol
e EN- payments, at 6, II and Is months from
day q sale with interest ere sdh the dS a tSs P pSr
rb V,cT with approved security and retention
of tho title to the property until the sane be
| paid u; 1 y; EM;N STiIaRT
| ;o,ts Comm'rS. of Sale.
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vx.x.reen a. Wise,

1Ecnl Y tate Agents and Aucnoncers.
<-,nMNISSIONEk SALE.-Pursuant 10 u
4 i,.rrnn of tho Circuit Court CT Alexandrla
cSTntv Va. rendered At the May term. lSo'',
,b"rn6t in the suits of Randolph and wife VS..
Johnston and others, and cCaterty ana 9th
crs vs.. Randolph and wife and others, tho un-
dcrsigned, Commissioners appointed Dy the
said decree will offer for sale, by puplic auc-
tinn. on SATURDAY, the 9TH day OF August,
is,0 nj L. o'clock IN, in front OF the Mayor
office. in the city of Alexandria, Va, Inc lol-
lowing described property
No IA TENEMENT and LOT Or EaS5
GROUND on the north side of Prince ST., ~
go feet ess. of Patrick street in front on frihce
street - feet. and in depth 100 feet to 10 leeI
| alley subiec. 70 s. ground rent OF Szi per an
| mum. ,>,r ,or on E-.A
GROUND adj Dining Nc. on the east, In .tsA =
| front on Prince street Is fee. . inches, and In
| Gcp.h 100 feet to - feet alley subject TO
ground rent of 81 per aanum.
No. "a TENEMENT and LOT OF fsssf
GROUND adjoining No. on the east, IN ssts1
| from. on Prince street - feet, and IN deptn lc
fee, t. y Is feet alley; subject to + ground rem
| of $3.50 per aDnum:
! TE&MS-One tenth of ihe purchase money
! T., to- paid IN cash, AID The rel iue IN thtee
! ,o.n' payment. at SIX twelve and cghteth
~ ,tt from. he day 81 sale. with interest nc
! deferred pay mer,' f." =" - va ~ IN noe
a. ,b, rrrcaa.o~, with approved security Sn'
! T., tent, "a 60. tie It'll" :" tne t'''priH ana
! rh.u4r -h....- i"c,..v i, tui.y isl' temps an
.,,.. ,..,arc.." ,t ,&. cost 80 tie purchasers
GEORGE " Bks /,
y /. MOOT,
Ai.Et.t.r - L ARE
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x,..,t.nhurrh A~nt;n.:..--.---

nv & =. S.0utenbur~I t's"t ',st Torn,
-, 60. Iusy ,ern 1868 OF Said tt1ShrI, N thu
suit Of Samuel Heilebower VS.. B. T. Plumme,
and wife and others the undersigned, Commits.
to sale. at public auction, in front of the MAY.
or's office, in the city Of AleNandra, Va on -
SATURDAY, the 9TH dayof August 1863 at Esii
l. m. n TEN EMENT and LOT OF GROUND
in and near the centre of the square, in Alexan-
dria, Va, bounded by King, Columbus, Prince
ana Alfred streets, in front Ia 10 feet and in
depth 4} 10 feet, and Vt the intersection of two
alleys
TERMS-One-ten.h Of the purchase money
to Dc paid in cash, and the residue in three
equal payments at 6, u and Is months from the
day of SALE with interest; tho deferred pay
ments to be secured by the bonds of the pur.
chaser, with approved security, and retention
of tho title to the property until tho same are
paid. ALBERT STUART,
y Scots Comm'r. OF Sale.
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIpAY EVENING, AUGUST ..

y TOO MUcH ELECTRICITY. Every man his
own telegraph operator is becoming the rule IN
Chicago. The wire /; about 10 be introduced
in5e6i it has already been introduced-in'o
pfiyate houses in the West, in connection WITH
a little box which contains Iettertd dial with
a steel pointer revolving and stopping al TIC
letters OF the message. l. is much used Tor
ctMEthe services OF the family pAyS'c'1n -
rhisIaIvp,ication OF the telegraph Is convenient
iInt X Is liable b abuse. FOR ,mpromptu InE'
titions to-dinner, arranging drive to ;he para
-ummoning the doctor, "a Just mentioned IN
,ng thefwasherwoman abou, the ciothca' ~ -. !,
would he all very WE'LL but, says the New LA
pusr, what scandal will not Be taikeu ~ t tr,
tricty; and what arc you to 40 w''n u .n RI
ybosr interminable twaddle Will amount "
assault aud battery? Ihese ipa''''' s'''
pause.
J,,naovFuEyT or THE OHI0.-Mr refer
Marx Endorses, rs perfectly practicable, MI
Eiletts plan for keeping up constantly ha'i
vahlc stage of water in the Ohio, BY means OF
',rcat dams across the principal attluents OF the
Ohio. These dams would afford slack water
navigation to those tributaries and water pow
or. as well as hold back the surplus water, to
be let off rs ii might be needed to prevent toe
great fall in the main river. lie thinks tnal
twenty millions dollars iudiciously expended
upon the Upper Mississippi, the Missouri, the
Ohio, aud other great tributaries OF the father
of waters, would not only create many thou'
sands OF miles of steamboat navigation, bu,
would also secure the Valley OF the Mississippi
!rom the annual floods which spread desolato;
throughout rs whole extent.
CHANGES N GREAT BRtTAIN.-Iho ba'''
more Gazette has the following extract ZION
. privste letter l-om member Q. the House
Lords:
eve have lust got tarough y 'es. Hadic%
change in our Cburch Establishment. low,
America. who have never eNpeFiencet Ia
blessings cor otherwise) of u Church EStsonSt
~ cnt, can hardly understand what shock
our Church feelings this trst blow ut ancnuFc
establishments is. |, myself do not eApcy
any sudden attack upon the English thurci
in England itself, but the EStsb.ishe Inurc
in Scotland. although Presbyterian. VII :
nc[t: then the Church OF England, IN Wales
and finally unless sne bestlrs herself very $
rinusly, tho Established Church IN hnsla'
Win 90 too NV time Will Dc over before thS
50 with Maitrc Csuiide. say, call Is i'r III
best.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ID ETHEL AGA DE NJ Z

s " | II L L = :"
LocNted four miles FROM Warrontou, in ri
u4riably moral and healthy neighborhood,
viii commence tho next session September oh,
1869, and terminate the Isl of July, $50.
Students prepared for tie Senior Glasses in
the Colleges of the State.
Terms, payable in advance. halcyearly or
quarterly, per session, Sl75. No extras.
WE REFER TO
GEORGE ii. Robinson, Alexandria
Gov. WV. SMITH, Warrenton, Va.
For particulars address
a. e.. SMITH,
j. DERUYTER BLACKWELL, \. NJ,
aug 1-oO2W| Principals. Warren. ION, W.
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TEMPERANCE JUBILEE AND PICNIC.

A grand I, appearance Jubilee and Picnic will
be given st CARLIN'S SPRINGS, THURS
DAY n9xt, tho 18th instant. under the auspices
% the GRAND LODGE of IOGT, tate of
Virginia.
MeSSrs. FlNNEY, DREW. O'NEAi. and
other prominent TEN perance let tltrcr, vii! 10.
present. snd deliver addresses
a Inc BAND ct Bass aud String Mu L. will
enliven the occasion.
Twelve or Fifteen hodges of Good Templars
{" tho State, tho Grand Lodge of the District Of
Columbia, and various Divisions of Sons Il
Temperance will be present.
A day of enjoyment and piessure'is arAiaipa-
ted. arg ii
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WuAva wonderful effect it has when = ii7st
class house whose good reputation Is we'll eS-
,sblishei, is selling bargains That our most
SnInrnr,sinr Ctotnier 5. DEALHAM, 81 King
20, means what he says when he adver'ise'
10 sell off his entire summer stock a:a great
sscriice. is shown by the continued rush o.
customers at has well known One Price estao,
iiShm9nt. His Linens, Alpacoss and LlSht
C4ssiinerss are going fast, and we do NO: hes'-
t.tc 10 nlyis- those in want of such gar ments
:" ell som so IS not 70 miss tde bargains.
H., -. is l.
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ClTY ITEMS.
Ar - RInNnHEIN.

ClIUcI' hi1G an FNtIId| HT''|Ni
l. o,yarino great BARGAINS in summer wear
- make room for his fell stock ly -
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col the hi .l.r,t order MT temp 'ra't.t -.a
hutp.mIu.u'lN uyi -..rt'i'- i.eu'-
and rendering n . mu-t yalgJh- .H.'
nI--- ml
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HOW We ST. & Err
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD SEWING
MACHINES.

/ would INFORM my lrlenIs and Inc pUbIlC
generally am the sole agent in this city for
two of the best sewing machines now before
I TI; pIm3 n I5g,mM H." W. Z MaCilN b;
the celebrated NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
made by the Singer Manufacturing Go. These
machines are very much alike both in style of
of work and mechanical structure. | nave the
Family Machines for families and drcssmakers
usc and larger machines for manutac turing
purposes of both Howe and Singer make
Call ana examine thcm before purchasing else
where. rs they hsv" only 20 be seen to be "p-
prccia,cd G. G. BERRY. Agent,
- King s., Alcxa.,V
rcrsor in tuo rpJn.ry Wi please -cud for
circulars. iv2i
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RHEUMATISM AND cOUT
DISEASES OF WcMEN

II j an uuiWIlu- i'e'ri'
NEURALGIA. So llr'''." "
- ------.. l.I in
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TO CONTRA RS.

TO CONTHAC TORS.
Sealed proposals Will bo received by the un
designed for the graduation and masonry o
tho MiDDLEBURG and PLAINS TURN
PIKE, eight miles in length, until the Dist da.
of August, 1869.
ond oyom;nc man owl nrofio y;,b r.nort y
engineer and specifications. at my office. il
Middleburg, Va.
The company will let the road in mile sec
tions or the entire line to tho lowest bidder, re
serving the right to accept or reject any bid
ARrH. L.. ROGERS, President.
Middle0urg. aug 2-eotd
TOHN A. FIELp,
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IN BOXES F0XS PEARL STARCH re
W ceived this dav and for sale 10y
AVERY i DAVIDSON.
~ - 22G King st. cor. Alfred
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DiURETlC K eMEpieS
IONIC QUALITIES

and skil,ul combination v'h '..
il.L.-,-t. I. N
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l." 30. lHt \! .r no. and retail
Ia.r,.,.' Tor iGc celebrated IRuNSlDES COOK
M STOVE aiu prepared to furnish dealers,
hhaa;,' AMI housckccpcls viii them et prices to
suit the times 1t is uscle7. for me T. warrant
these Stoves to bakn but viii say if | sell one
that does not bake, | vii refund double the
money .or it. also EGvca general assert m ont
Of other Stoves 81 prices nHging from 81 t.
$40. complete Also q general assortment of
TIN WARE, STOVE FURNITURE, &c.
Dealers and others desiring Stoves would do
well by ending for price ist 10
Z. Il. CLARkSON,
~. l. n th Royal street.
Alexandria, Va.
= 8! vii. close co.,. ~ took of splendid
REFRIGEEATORS ). roIuccd prices Those
desirnga nice article would do well TO call and
examine them.
lynn nc
HRISIN-Thc subscriber have just received
1 a supply of iRISIE, the Grcs. VEG ETA
BILE HauJ TONIC for the GER
tain cure of Scroiula, and Ill c:uptiona o.! the
skin, Rheumati-m Goul, Neuralgia, Sick
Headache Ncrvoua ats. and Dyspepsia. The
above article is prcu..ci from the formula Of
tho celebrated D.. John Niiki1s, Of Baltimore.
For sale wholesale a.. retail By
coos * CRbIGHrON,
my ~ 10, King street.
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WOOD AND CDiE..
CUMBERLAND COAi.

- viii also iii orders by the car I'a'
- Coal Docks A.cxandrig, Virginia, an'
Georgetown, . &. my Is
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j. L. CLARKE.
No. l5S KING STREET,
Received this day direct from the rnanufac-
turer. beautiful assortment Of FINE GOLD
WALL PAPERS, ST greatly reduced prices
my l4-tf
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Iwo, three sRd four gS,on Water Coo1o..
,ow. by - ''eu @ad for sal {
10 S-eoSm ..I-c.J G.
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NOALi

III II" nv DfsAIDSoI
JAPAN BRAIDS,
py 1Gss npeceNed another large lot of Japan
osAi ~ ,,1le2did substitute for the real
HAis an snaoeS'si1as and rices
auS e. BERRY - kinrst
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Troop SKIRTS.
We have inst received another large lot o
HOOPS, manufactured expressly for us. A
to cheapness and quslity they cannot be beat
as those can testify who have been using thes,
Skirts for the last two years
je 29 WILMER & SLAYMAkER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-06

HNURNIP SEED-.Iust received q supply of
i new crop TURNIP SEED of choice varie.
ties, for sale wholesale and retail by
iy2 % COOK i CREIGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-06

- HHDS. z. Il. SUGARS and ! hid V. 2
y Sugar received this day ana for sale at low
est rates by AVERY & DAVIDSON.
~ 20 226 King ST., cor Alfred.