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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01
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PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-The chairman
of the Executive Committee OF the Irish he-
psbiican Association officially contradlcts the
reported call of meeting OF the committee IN
the city of New York on the 2Oth OF octoper'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

MILITARY COMMISSIONER. Captain >. D.
Hoff, L. S. A., relieved Col. S. T. Lee L. .,
A., Military Commissioner 10th DIVISION OIL
Virginia, to. day, aud assumed charge OF that
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ng- RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-The usual service
nrHnnratory TO the Communion will be held IN
Christ Church on Saturday afternoon at I'VE
o'clock ocI ~
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BEHIND TIME.-The arrival OF the through
messengers from the Nor,h was again delayed
over halt an hour this morning by detention
on the Northern railroads
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ED.

AtEdge Hill, Fairfax county, Virginia, o on
Thursday, Sept 80, CHARLES +. M. JOHN
SION, aged SIS years, 3ss- His funeral VIII VII
Cameron street on Saturday morning, at II
. clock. Tho friends of the family are invited
TO nttend.-[ Baltimore papers please copy
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"A SHIRE RAILROAD.
ID 81 ~ ~ 8
WINTER SCHEDULE, BEGINNING
OCTOBER l. 1869.

TWO TRAINS DAILY except SUN
DAY BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND HAMILTON.
Leave Hamilton a. n. IN. and 1880 Q. H.
Leave Leesburg at T:25 u. m. and 1875 p. NJ.
The a. nj. train from Alexandria and ll:3o
= M train from Hamilton, connect with emp 5
OaiIv Line of Coaches for Pureellville, Snick-
ersyille, Berryville and Winchester; also. with
Kenmor's Line of Coaches. which leave Lees
burg daily Tor Balls Mill. Aldie and Middle
burg
care OF K. Ii. HAVENER, Freight and Ticket
Agent a. Alexandria, will be forwarded rs far Ms
Hamilton, free of charge, other than our regu'
lar tariff rates.
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SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

SUPEK-PHUoI II UT % III D. , .
This Super. Phosphate has been in market
Tor ten years. and being thoroughly and care,
fully prepared and Of the very, best qualify II
Every yea: we have endeavored to improve Its
value, and we are sure that all who buy Will
lind it the best in the market.
AGENTS: z. II. HOOFF, Alexandria; ); W.
JAMES 81 CO., Warrenton; K. NJ. BEN l.
LEY, Leesburg. ~ 2l-om
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

MRS. c. l.. SIMPSON, No. l25 King street, has
now on hand a very elegant assortment OF Mil
linorv Goods of every description and variety
Her Flowers arc the most beautiful in the mar,
ket, and her Grapes, Laces and Ribbon are all
well selected Also the Neapolitan and straw
Goods are very fine Call and see them before
n,,rchse;no olsewhere my IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

Foa.-A dense fog prevailed over the river
again this morning, and hindered Navigation
for several hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01
FERTILIZERS.

tons No. PERUVIAN
ST GUANO, from warehouse of government
agent, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
b. Ii. LAMBERT,
con DIV Is Union Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

STAGE BROKE DowN.-The stage OF Kemp ;
line, that runs between Winchester aud liamll'
ton, met with an accident on Wednesday last,
this side of Bcrryville, in consequence OF one
of its wheels running off, by which several OF
the passengers it contained were severely,
though not seriously injured Among those
hurt was a colored man from this city, named
Jeff Brooks, cook for one OF the cuginneer-
ing parties on the proposed extension Of the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad.
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CHESAPEAKE GUANO,

CHESAPEAKE GUANO,
An ANNOTATED SOLUBLE PHOS-
combining all the properties OF Bone ana re-
ruvian Guano,
MANUFACTURED BY
ISAAC REYNOLDS & SONS, Baltimore,
under the direct supervision OF one OF the MIN
In addition to numerous recommendations
by farmers who have used this fertilizer, give
the remarks of Doctor Il. TX. Stsbler, Chem.
ist. who, NJ my request made an analysis OIL
Reynold's Ammonated Phosphate Namely
ANALYSIS:
TWENTY-FIVE per centum of this Guano Is IN
meaiately Soluble, and available to the crops.
All the other fertilizing material IS IN a very
favorable condition TO be appropriated by me
plant during its growth. c..
Alexandria, Va, October 9TH, 1868;
For sale by BENZ. Ii. LAMBERT.
Agent, Alexandria. Va.
and by merchants dealing in Fertilizers: at
Agents prices. sep o-oW
M MANURESi
PERUVIAN GUANO from agents ware
BAUGHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
WHITELOCk'S VEGETATOR.
Russell GOES SUPER-PHOSPHATG,
and all other approved Fertilizers; furnished
nt market rates bv TH0S. PERRY,
au28 10 King street, Alexa.
XxTHITELOCKS VEGETATOR.
A supply of this valuable Fertilizer just re-
ceved by THOS PERK?,
au Is No. 10 King st.
fsNO WHEAT GROWERS
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MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
SUN aosx.............5 65 NOON RISES m g.. 0S
SUN sSrs...........5 As HIGH WATER ms 600 ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCT. l.
ARRIVED.
Brig Abbey Thaxter. Washington. and schrs
L X Kirk, Jersey City, and VIM Allen, Jersey
City, 10 American Coal Co.
SAILED.
Schr b Bradley, Derby. Conn, by American
Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Jessie Williamson Corson, for Bridge
port, hence vt New York 10Th ult.
Schr j IL Counce, Stearns. hence at Boston
18th ult
Schr Vrsie Mason, hence ut New London
18th ult
o'hr Constitution, Smith, hence at Esst
Green~i4h 18th ult
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

MARRIAGE PREVENTED. "A colored man
named Chesley Page, who for some time past
has been living with woman Of his own color
named Sally Bell, last night attempted at the
First Colortd Baptist Church to marry another
of his race named Mary Banks, but the mar
rage ceremony was unccrmoniJus'y Interrupted
by the first sweetheart, who suddenly made
her appearance and forbade the bans Ia terms
by no means minciug. She had previously at
tackled the sable LnthariO with a shoemakera
knife, cut his cravat from his neck, and silver
cd his clothing generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

Mr.. s. BLoNDHEIM has returned from tho
North, and can now please tho most fastidious
in Fai, and Winter Clothing Corner hln@
Fsirfsy sis. sep LIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01
RxI a. Stoutenbmrgh. Auctioneer.

By - a. SeOutenDuTSh, EAhct'VHSSh.
nom MISSSIONERS SALE OF PROPER
HTY in THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
VA.-By virtue of r decree of the Circuit Court
af Alexandria county, Va, rendered st tebru-
ary term, 1863, in the suit of VIM. +. Church,
plaintiff vs. j. II. Watkins, ct ais, defendants,
win sell, on I'll tuesday the nth day of Oc
tober, 1869, at u o'clock m, in front of the
MAYORS office, in tho city Of Alexandris by
nublic auction, the following REAL ESTATE:
A LOT OF GROUND, in the city Of Alex
andris. Va, frJn'iny on Peyton street 81 feet
and running baci, 20 ioc! with y frame stable
thereon, adjoining the lot belonging to William
Bushby.
TERMS-One.tenth Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in three
equa! instalments, payable ut SIX, twolre ana
eighteen months from the day of sale; the bonds
of the purchaser, with good personal security,
bearing interest from the day of ss.le 20 be Ia
ken for the deferred payments, and the proper
" liable 20 be icsold at the risk aud cost OF the
purchaser upon failure to comply with the
terms of sale, and the title 70 be retained until
all the purchase money has been paid Stamps
and conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
CHARLES II. STU ART,
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
sep l0-eots commissioners.
~OMMISSIONEK'S OFFICE. FAIRFAX
u G RI1spp.h e. Go JAZZ sRi?G9S5
Jane Cobb, his wife; John r. oa'ts; !spnnce
Butler, formerly Cats l homas Moore, assign
ed Guardian ad Item to the said Ada Butler
an infant under the age of .wenty-one years
samuel w. Cats, Elias W. hinche!oa ard
Hannah A., his wife You are hereby notified
that shall, on FRIDAY, tho I'd day of Oeto-
Der. 1859, at 10 clock a. m, (and to continue
from time to time, if neceisAry,( proceed at the
resider ce of Mrs. Elizabeth III. Cats, IN the
village of West End, county OF Fairfax ana
State of Virginia, upon the petition Of George
III. Cats and Roster d. Cats, setting iorth that
| thew are DESTROYS of perpetuating the testimony
| cf the said Elizabeth IL. Cats and others, Wit
nesses as to tho amount and cha raeter OF the es-
tate of Samuel Cats, decd. late OF Fairfax
county, Va, the amount and value OF advance
ments made by the said Samuel Cats to any OF
either of his Children or their descendants OF
| with which they may be chsrgaabie, and as T.
other matters ou:hing tho estate OF the ssid
Samuel Cats, in respect TO which there Is nc
| suit; and that you are the persons that may be
| effected by such testimony to take IN WRITING
| the evidence of the said Elizabeth Ii. Cats Gnc
any other witnesses that may be adduced II
respect to said matters By the said petitioner
| or by yourselvee; at which time and place yo'
are required to attend. :.
| Given under my hand, AS COMMISSIONER i
| Chancery for the County Court OF FAIRFAX co.
Va, at my Office, the day and year 1 . TTl
| ten. GEO. w. Ia " y III -
| Fairfax CO., sep 1t-2awtd
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"EXCELSlOR.

Containing :...'..o per ceH
Super Phosphate equivalent to Bono
Phosphate of Lime. ".......".....ol per CEN
Potash and D per CEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

TRAHAM BISCUIT, Oyster Crackers and
" Dust also, Lemon, Cream, Soda ana Wa
ter Crackers and Novelty Cakes, for sale 5Issn'
by [sep 25l j. G. MlLbUhN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01
CPECIAL INFORMATION.

This Is the age Of improvement, and man Is
constantly on the alert awaiting the announce
ment of some new discovery in art or SCIENCE
bv which he may economize labor. save ex-
penso and aPproprs9 to himself the advac
cordingly science has Welded TO the ingenuity y,
of msn, and s. b. SEXTON'S BALTlMOkh
FIREPLACE HEATER has been presented
to the public. This Heater has been improved
by top. feeder" which makes 1t the best ana
most economical Heater in the market. WIN
but one ire it will heat from one to tour rooms
thereby saving great deal OF labor ana ea-
nense, ana obtaining uniformity OF temperscc
ture no: reached by the ordinary methois Oh
heating. ,.-, s,ooL If
STOVES-embrscing ali the varieties OF
COOK, PARLOR and HALLrTand TO wnicn l
call your attention they will DO sold on the
most reasonable terms. .,,srIN
continue 20 manufactur all articles OF IlN'
COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE;
Also ROOFING, SPOUTING, GUTTER,
ING &c, done in the best manner: special
a at.T given to the repair of Fire Place
Heaters and all other S.oye3
sor0J-,f 9. w. cor. King and Pitt sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

RENAkK-.-Tho market closes quietly. In
Flour there has been little doing The stocks
on hand have improved, while the demand is
very limited, being confined nearly entirely to
tho retail trade Prices close very weak, 0OJ
Abls Extra being offered a. S. 70 without ind
inGApurchsser Wheat has been quiet with
toleraby fair demand. The sales to-day were
at l45al4G for white and 1875 III, 100, 1873, $50,
49,, l3S and l45 for red quality fair to good
Corn has declined 2A}c, and is dull, with sales
stll2 for damaged. and ll5alls for good mix
cd The transactions in Rye have hsen limit
Oh quotations lO5 for ordinary. Oats are IN
less active demand, with sales to-day ~ 80, 90,
81 and So The offerings Of Grain for the week
AS shown by the books Of the Corn Exchange,
foot up38 Coz bushels. Butter has been ard con-
tinues in active demand for prime. Eggs arc less
sctive and prices weaker; sales OF few lots to-
day at .. Sumsc is in demand nj 81 20 per
100 pounds. Wool quiet Bacon active and
prices have advanced. Lard unchanged
Onions in demand at further advance. Fruit
in fair demand Dried Apples Ease.
FUEL MAkKET.-There is very little change
10 note in tho fuel market. Anthracite Coal
which Is in abundant supply, has o decIiung
tendency. and is selling st s.. delivered. Cum
berlSnd scarce. Wood in good supply and
tsir demand.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, September 80.
Beef Cattle-Prices today ranged rs follows
Old Cows and Scalawags at 5Ds$i; ordinary
thin Steers Oxen and Cows at 4a$5; fair 10
good light stock Cattle 4as5 80; fair quality
8eeves 504S6 50; and the very best Beeves
coast 50 per 100 lbs, the average price being
shout 8 gross The market was active to day
but closed without any material change in
prices. although there was a slight advance
Yesterday.
Sheep-The msrke. has been better supplied
during tho pas. week, ana for good Sheep the
demand has been brisk. and tNr"Nor ratios AFRO
Prices to-day ranged as follows Fair to good
fat Sheen at 4a54c per 10 gross. Stock Sheep al
I 50aS2 " per head. Lambs 2aSl per head.
HOgs-The supply during the past week has
been rather poor and we notice an advance on
the rates of last week of fully SOC per 100 lbs.-
Prices to-day ranged rs follows Good to extra
Hogs ut Is 75aSl4 50 per 100 lbs net.
New YORK Dry GooDs MARKET Tho bus
mess of the past week has been very lively IN
All descriptions of domestic goods, and cottons
and woollens have found 4 ready sale at well
sustained prices. The fall in tho price OF cot
ton and tho growing scarcity OF money have
had very little effect upon the market, except
81 tho close of the week.
SuINaLxs In Norfolk, Monday, $1,000 No
1.-TWO feet Shingles were sold a. $40 and s. (,
l6,OOO twelve inch birch ut 81 and Il 0UO com
mon twelve inch ditto at St and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01
Ar OURNING GOODS.

We are now opening very full assort mcnt OF
2LACK GOODS, consisting in part Oh
3 4 and Mouslines
CretonGs Barrit",
Empress Cloths, Alpacas.
Australian Grapes, Bombazines,
Tami:e Cloths, English Grapes, Grape N r
and Collars, u good quality oil BLACK M hl;i
Gloves. &c. We .HEite an Inspection oi '"'S
line Of goods. ,ypp
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a "a RID

~
/ WISH 10 inform my country friends wheto
tbcv cnn yet supplied with STOVES this sea-
SON Particular attention Is calieo 10 Inc CooN
stove harley Shosi." II evidently does sur,
pass any cook stove in ING maFS GnoL E4Cn.
sior FARMER. Planters Premium, Dictatot'
Irnnsidcs and number of other smaller pat
terms. - la t,urJ tho
Morning Glory, Diamond Heater, lmpr2V"n
tor heating tefCo rooms AMI n peau'h"i S-
it is toe. ,;a.
II Is no. necessary to enumcratc all the c..or
ent kinds OF Stoves hut ! :Iyitc al in want to
call and will treat tho: we'll and give them
the full value of their money.
1t will be my object to secure patronage py
constant and personal attention tony establish
ment, willing to show by my efforts tina! inc
patronage | ask will rebound 10 the advantage
OF those who buy rs well as OF bim who set''
and that tho ciiZous -: Alexandria and ITS vi
entity mood not 60 elsewhere u purchase what
can be procured IN their own city from one oil
thair own neo.le. ENOCH GRIMES,
sep l6--tt Al King St., Alexandria Va.
v,O STOVE DEALERS AND HOUSE,
KEEPERS.
Having secured the wholesale ana relsli
agency for the celebrated RO+1 DIES CoOh-
ING STOVE. / am prepared to furhfse aealers,
hotel and housekeepers y in them 1T prices 10
snit the times II is Useless for me to warrant
these Stoves to bnhc but VIII say II sell one
hat does not bake, VIII reiulu oouoI" w.
money for il 1 also have n general assortment
Of other stoves at prices ranging from ~ to
500 complete. Also, genera, r assignment oil
TIN WAKE, STOVE. FURNITURE, &c.
Dealers and others desiring iu Is, ~ "''0
WV f. II. CLARKSON,
No. 10 South RoySl street.
Alexandris, Va
ST will closc out my stock of spieendi'
| REFRIGEKATORS ut reduced ptioes' nos1
drsirings nice article would DO well to call snd
examine them. pur
| iy 3-}m f'' L. ~
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PRICE S55 PER TON.
J. j. TURNER 81 CO..
A. Pratt street, Baltimore, MI.
BREWIS s. LAWSON,
y n-2m Agents, Alexandria, Va.

WE HEREBY announce to the public that
w K. j. Ruth & Co. are no longer the agents
OF BERGER & BUTZ for the sale OF their
EXCELSIOR
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FARE FROM ALEXANDRIA,, BY MAIL


Round trip tickets between Alexandra and
Hamilton, and between those points and inter
mediate stations good only for the day of issue
Except that persons leaving ON Saturday even
ing may procure special tickets to return on
Monday morning) ~ the following reduced
rates from Alexandria. Corresponding rates
T-oy, III amiltnO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01
ELEGANT NEW GOODS.
NEW CLOTHS
NEW CASSIMERES.

Just opening very full assortment Of Cloths
and Cassimeres In Cloths We have
BLUE, BROWN, DAHLIA and
BLACK BROAD CLOTH,
. . lINGLISH MELTONS.
In Cassimeres, tho best English Plaids, new
styles; Harris's best styles, and every variety
Of cheap Cassineres Metens an nnR Ssss TRIM
MiNGS, and will furnish suits trimmed or
made in any style desired, guaranteeing It,
sen9l WITHIN Err & SLAYMAkER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

THE Course OF TRUE Love &c.-lt was
mentioned in yesterdays Gazette, that a run
away couple had that morning passed through
this city, on their return home to Aitemarle
county. At Gorionsvic the train unon when
they were was met by the father aud brother
of the young lady armed to the teeth ana
swearing vengeance against the bridegroom but
as the doors of the car containing the object OF
their search were looked, an actual conflict was
prevented, aud the married pair passed on to
a station above, where they got off Great ex'
element was created in the ladies car by the
appearance of the father Of the bride, who
aourishiug his pistol, was threatening to shoot
the man who had run away with his daughter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO-.
- A cargo daily expected and for sale by
WATTLES Il CO,
any 6-2m No. II King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01
LOCAL NEWS.

ABscospgD. A considerable crowd was al
,-octsd around the clothing store OF "Cheap
.Tobn" on the corner Of King and tnlon
streets early this morning, when 1t became
known that a creditor of that establishment
from Baltimore had arrived, boxed up oil the
goods in the store aud sent them off to prevent
other creditors from attaching them, and that
the proprictors, Gustav and William Gra,z
had absconded, leaving many debts due IN the
city unpaid. The store occupied by these par
ties was burned, it will be remembered last
winter. 1t is also said that one OF the brothers
had lately bought large stock OF goods in the
North, on time, and shipped them to Matches
but had stopped them at Memphis tennessee
where he sold them for cash, and le't ioF
Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01
EXCELSIOR,

We again call the attention of the farmers OF
Maryland and Virginia TO our
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PRICE so PER TON.

I J. TURNER & cos.
ANNOTATED
ROME SUPER-PHOSPHATE
ANALYSIS:
2.S8
p,.,,ho,o ~ ;mo 20 81
Bone Phosphate Of Lme......... lo'o'
t,o,onosed Of tho most concentrated mate
riaIs il is richer in Ammonia and Soluble fho'-
phates than any other fertilizer sold, except our
Excelsior" and is made with same care al ana
supervision-uniform quality guaranteed; fine
and dry, in excellent order for drilling. TACK
Oh in bags and barrels.
PRICE S55 PER TON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

SnINsLxs In Norfolk, Monday. $1,000 No
2 two feet Shingles were sold a. $40 and s.
10000 twelve inch birch ut 81 and 5000 com
mon twalYe inch ditto at St and 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

FUEL MAbKET.-There is very little change
to note in tho fuel market. Anthracite Coal,
which is in abundant supply, has decliuing
tendency. and is selling st s.. delivered Cum
berlAnd scarce. Wood in good supply and
tsir demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-01

New YORK Dry GOODS MARKET. The bus
mess of the past week has been very lively IN
all descriptions of domestic goods, and cottons
and woollens have found 4 ready sale at well
sustained prices. The fall in tho price Of cot
ton and tho growing scarcity of money have
had very little effect upon the market, except
Al Tho nlnsn nf the WpNk
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-29

Ex-Revenue collector Zulink of Phila>
delphia has been arrested on charge of
perjury, and for obtaining money under
false prctcnces.
The Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville
Railroad, extending to Peru, Ind, is
completed. This road opens n new route
between Chicago, indianapolis and the
South.
Several members of the Clban Junta
have been arrested by u. S. Marshal
Barlow of New York on the charge violat
ing the neutrality laws, and lodged IN Lud-
low street Jail,
The New Workers had it rumored yes
terday that the steamer Delphine had left
Boston for Cuba with arms for the patriots
and military stores, besides a detachment
of men,
The smallpox has left San Fancisco.
In the early part of June of last year the
the first cases we're reported in that city,
and, as the last case noted was in the first
week of the present month, the epidemic
has been just about year running its
course there.
Two hundred boxes and barrels of su.
gar were seized IN Chicago on Saturday,
by the Collector Of the Port, for the non.
payment OF duties.
The cable reports that the indication.
now are that the Disestablishment bill
will pass to its second reading in the
House of Lords By a small majority,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-29

Ir DoN'T PAY TO ADVERTISE
IT. The man Who says t don't pay TO
advertise is, just as like rs not doing Il in
some way, all the time. If the merchant
hangs a few Of his goods outside the door
he is advertising. If the cabinet maker
hangs a chair or other article of Furni,
ture at his shop door, he is advertising.
III man loses horse or COW and tells
every one he meets, he is advertising hi
loss. The Doctor who has bow TO run
into church and call him out in haste. il
advertising.
A man cannot do business without ad,
vertsing, and the only question should be,
the best way to advertise. you have
lot OF personal property to sell, which is
best; TO write out few notices that not
one in fifty will stop to read, or 20 to the
printer and have lot of we'll displayed
postersY If you are in business Of any
kind, is it not better to keep regular
standing advertisement in your home pa.
per, that will stare your friends and GUS
toners in the face every week, rather than
trust to the old fogy idea of-"Oh, they
all know me ?"
Butt Mr.. Saveall, advertising costs
money. Very true, and so does every.
thing else and it is a good thing for YOU
that advertising does cost something. II
it did not, every little WORTHLESS, concern
would stand as good chance for being
known as the very best and most useful
If yon want the people TO know that you
have anything tC sell, advertise il in your
home paper first, then in your neghboring
paper The man who has reputable
business. and spends the most in liberal
system Of advertising is the one who
makes the most money. This is truth
well verified by the experience of those
whose have tried it, A wagon may be
made to run without grcasing, but its hard
work so man may manage to scratch
along without advertising but he will be
very apt to see his advertising neighbor
going ahead of him at a 2.40 gait. -I.-
deaendem GrapHe H.