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From the New York Times.l
Opening the Doora.

-
b The desire of Eastern Democrats 60
make their party close corporafion is
not viewed with favor in the West.
There is an evident disinolination in
that section to be dragged through the
miro, fastened to the chariot wheels of
leaders who have conducted the party
to succession of defeats. We showed
the orher day that the Wisconsin
.DemocgacE are sxsreissd- poE,.yhhe
subject, and that pestffsnt heresies
are prospecting there under the guild.
ance of the men who swear not
by the New York platform. Now we
hare khezgig0foRs 0Fganzefzthe.0hio
Democracy-the Cincippsti Enquirer
devising n programme for the approach
ing campaign, IN which more regard Is
manifested for victory than the anu
quated standards of the party,s faltn'
Throw wide open the doors, Is we
maxim of the Enquirer, which sees no
chance of victory without conversions
and NO chance of conversions
without an abandonment OF the oid
Copperhead policy: Lou;,,
6The Democracy want men VINO VIII
represent the present and iuture--no1
the dead past. The party can NOT -oe
sacrificed upon the altar OF PRIDE OF an
tinnated and venerable resentmenls.
Political organizations should take the
same measures to secure success that an
Individual does in ordinary business
life. 1t is an old, but true, adage that
politics sometimes makes us associate
with strange bed fellows; but, never
theless, in the tide of human viclssl-
tudes, we must accept them" =. p. -,
This looks like trying to win with
new men, on new issues. rather than
jumping into the pit again at the bid
ding of the old masters. =,
The dangerous doctrine has actually
Indiana. The dar kness OF
that portion of the Democratic Egypt
does not brighten the apostles of the
new light. Even the Dearborn County
has taken mp the demand
for "the living issues of the day" for
general forgetfulness in regard to what
men have believed in the past, and the
Throwing wide open the doors of the
church." despite the num-
meries and superstitions of those who
claim the special guardianship OF the
altar. And the resolution is Endorsed
by a Democratic oracle as "the true
philosophy to be applied to political
in the future" L..
These are signs Of the times that bode
much more than a mere shaking OF the
dry-boHes. They portend
lively work among the faithful, and the
reduction to the ranks of many who
have imagined themselves born to COM
msnd. If the revolt succeed, and fresh
men come upon the stage with fresh
ssues and q revised Democratic gospel, |
We may look for stirring campaign in
Ohio and elsewhere. |
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Blue Flag

So long neglected and almost unknown has be.
come the standard elevated in the wilderness Of
suffering to stay the inyasions of disease and
heal the PROSTATE and afflicted. 1t is known In
Pharmacy as the Iris VersicOlSri it has assumed
its great mission Of usefulness and cure in the
shape of '1RISIN." For purifying the blood,
healing and invigorsting the liver and kidneys,
restoring the wasted energies of the Sedy, cur
ing Dyspepsia, Incipient Consumption, Rheum-
atism, Govt, &C., and dispelling the diseases of
women 1t has no equal. 1t is simple and effect
i've and stands only on its merits.
iuns.lmdGw
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The Jenkins sketches of fashionable
weddings in church are we'll taken Off
in the following burlesque:
BIG THING.
On Thursday evening last the meeting
house was crowded with people to wit
ness the first public marriage which has
taken place in this town. The bride
was Maria Johnson, square-shouldered,
red-haired girl, daughter Of old john
son, soapmaker, and the groom Mark
Marks, twin brother to Luke Marks, the
cross eyed chap who ran away with
Squire Dobson's youngest daughter,
Sal, about three months ago. Mark, as
he walked up the broad aisle, trotted
along as if he was stepping on eggs; but
Maria struck bold gait, and was the
admired of all the spectators.
Altogether the march up the aisle was
a success. Joe Croker, son of the
candy peddler, aud John Simpson,
known as the gay boy with glass
eye," acted as ushers, and slung them
selves with a perfect looseness in per-
forming their duties. For downright
style, Joe and John can wear the belt.
Our reporter, who was present, dressed
in brass coat and blue buttons and
carrying gingham umbrella, noted
down the Dames and harness of some OF
the persons present, which we give as a
matter of special interest:
Mrs. Job Turtle wore a braided straw
hat, made for the occasion by Mrs.
Jones, milliner; and it is not too much
to say that the latter can make the best
millinery of any woman in the bust
ness. Mrs. Tartle's dress was striped
bingham, with an outside garment OF the
same material. She was the observed OF
all observers.
Lucy johnson had on greeu barege
dress with pantalettes of nankeeu edged
with two cent edging, and made very
fine appearance. Her pantalettes, in
particular, fitted remarkably well
around the ankles, and displayed heI
shoestrings to good advantage.
Mrs. John Baldwin looked exceeding
ly pretty in large plaid silk, which
we understand, was cut over from g
dress worn by her sister Emma, de
ceased. For cut over dress it was one
of the best we ever saw.
Lydia Rose had on low-neoked, sor
rel-colored alpaca, frizzed with brown
ribbon. and her sister Jane wore q low
necked, yellow print, with q coed dea
of tucking. Low-necks become this
family.
We have the names of several others
but want of space oompels Us to omit
them. After the ceremony the newly
married couple retained to the home o
the bride, and one who was present in
forms us that the way minee pies anC
cider suffered during the evening was {
caution to dyspeptics. Only one Incl
dent occurred TO mar the pleasure of tn,
occasion. John Soniers, who is counting
. sister of the bride, got q walnut nea
in his windpipe, aud nearly suffocateC
beforerelief was obtained. Barring thi
mistaken swallow, the reception was s
success.
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Inc trial OF Chauncey Bailey for the
legged, was found by the prisoner in
criminal intercourse with his W.T. "a in
progress at Wheaton, Illinois. before
Judge Wilcox. The prisoner remains
tranquil during the proceedings, and
takes much interest In the progress of
the trial. His wife, accompanied by a
few female acquaintsuces, spends sew
eral hours each day at Court, Willing
away the time by inyenting questions
for the prosecuting counsel. She is a
really beautiful woman, and in the
prime of life, but her demeanor estab.
fishes the fact that the finer sehsibilities
OF her nature are lost. The evidence
on Monday was very strong against the
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Saturday,, the path day of July
600 co. A ID. 1891 81

At the front door of the Court House OF Ohio
county, State Of West Virginia, at 10 o'ell ck A.
NJ, proceed TO sell at public auction, to the nigh
est and best bidder, the following described real
estate situate in the said county Of Ohio that Is
TO say: Two certain half lots or parcels Of land
situate on Coal street on the farm Of Joseph
Caldwell, deceased known and designated on
the plat as the south half of lot numbered forty
SIX (46) and the north half of lot numbered forty.
FIVE (45D, each half lot containing twenty. i've
feet on Coal street and running back one hun.
dred feet being the same two half lets which
were conveyed to Stephen Ralph and the said
Philip Ralph by Joseph Caldwell and wife by
deed dated the 81 day of November a ID. 1854
recorded in the Recorders office of Ohio county
in deed book No. IS, folios 93 and "a, 1.-THE right
of mining and digging for Gal on said hall lots
be ne reserved to said Cald vel and his heirs.)
Terms Of sale: Cash.
GEORGE W. JEFFERS,
jun2Jtd Special Commissioner.
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BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-If you would be
beautiful, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm
1t gives pure Blooming Complexion
and restores Youthful Beauty.
It's sffects are gradual, natural and
perfect. .-. 70 ~. d
1t removes Redness, BlotchsS, and
Pimples, cures Tan, Sunsurh ana
Freckles, and makes Lady of thirty aP-
pear bnt twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin
Smooth and Pearly; the Eye bright and
clear; the Cheek glow with the Bloom
of Youth, and imparts fresh, plump
appearance to the Countenance. No
Lady need complain Of her Complexion,
when rs cents will purchase thisdelight-
full article.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EHECTIaN NOTICE

nHE ANNUAL MEETING OF 1870 r.tg.na
bo,derS ns he wheeling Female Cohege
Isu bs SsIS a. Young Mems Christian Asso $50 "a
ton Rooms On Monre street this afe,1oon 10 10
3 o'clock for election of Thirteen q Siin'' 'o'
serve the ensuing IVA g, d. HUBBARD,
President.
inn2tIt
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW Recommendations No
tice.
Notice. ..E
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Teachers Examination.

A PPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS AS
N Teachers in the Public Schools of Wheel.
ing will take notice that the regular annual
Examination will take place in the First Branch
Council Chamber, City Building, on Wednesday,
June 3Oth, 1863, commencing at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Candidates must be present at the hour OF
opening. Those who appear at later hour
will not be entitled TO examination.
The Committee propose holding no special
examination this season, hence it beheOves all
applicants to be present ut the time specified
in this notice. +. S. WILLIAMS,
Fer the Examining Committee.
Office Of Superintendent of Schools, Wheeling,
June 2lst 1869. jun2I.td
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MRRkGE.

: uVRVRY GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL
!oe Ia rasponsible for any debts eontra
= I mUt Eife or children after this dts: -
" ,1rSa'It 20 CHRISTIAN WOLf.
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Inc Alabama school teachers are cry
ing aloud for their paw.
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FOB SALE.

nv VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR.
R1CUIT Court Of Ohio county, State Of West
virginia, rendered on the third day OF june a;
D 1863, in cause 10 chaneery Penaipg "a sai9
and Richard Renshaw and others are defendants,
I shall on 40 --.-.--.
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Married Church.

The best article to dress the Hair is
LYONS KathairOn.
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FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS



CarpetR
quantity OF
mat
rent
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al tock
I5c
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STYLE Of
WHITE GOODSA al frontm SwssN
Graneaen Of AZ
the the city to accommodate Merchants
mUsLINsA To- honIoI 70
Tge
andatlo
sO Fancy Gloves
tori IA N rdozsp
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and a low
ton
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mAGI& CONES.

WILL COLOR GRAY HAIRS TO A
w Black or Brown in few seconds. No
trouble 10 use. For sale BY
LOGAN, LIST & co.
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The Jenkins sketches of fashionable
weddings in church are we'll taken off
in the following burlesque:
A RIG THING,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-06

AUCTION SALES.
ByJ.H. PARROT. Aucfioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU A.
" BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of q
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria CO.,
in the case of D. S. GwiD 81 Son VS.. Washing
ton s. Co., and John IT, Price, we will offer for
sale, at public auction, in front of the Mayor, S
office. in the city of Alexandria, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th day Of January 1869 at twelve
o'clock M, the following REAL ESTATE, in
the CITY of Alexandria:
No. /. A LOT OF GROUND swith the x.-s..s
three.story BRICK BUILDtN Nc thereon, iaiak
lying on the west side of Union, between King
and Prince streets. For particular description
see deed from Jane Daakins TO John t. Price,
recorded in Liber 2, No. 8, folio -.
no. 2. A LOT OF GROUND IN the square
formed by King, Union, Prince and water ats'
and binding on a twenty feet alley ana Ten
feet alley. See deed from McVeigh and wile
to John r. Piice, recorded in Liber i, no. s.
folio 10.
No. 3 A LOT OF GROUND in tho same
square, ard binding on twenty feet alley ana
e. ten feet alley. See deed from Z. Z. Smoot u
John r. Price, recorded in Liber ), No. 3, 10
Ito 70.
No. d. A LOT OF GROUND in the same
square, snd binding on twenty feet alley, Bee
deed from +. S. Hewitt and others to John /.
TERMS-One.tenth Of the purchase money
cash the residue in three equal payments At D.
II and Is months the deferred payments TO De
secured by tho purchasers negotiable notes
we'll endorsed and retention OF the title TO th'
property sold until the last payment has beer
made. Stamps and deeds al purchasers cost
d. H. SMOOT,
&. Il. STUART,
dec 28-ts Commissioners Of Sale
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JANUARY 6.

CoLp VIcrUALs.-It is not long ago since,
in this country, cold meat was looked on as the
symbol of everything impoverished and stlney
and squalid La many parts OF New Englanu
the same prejudice exists yet, and mean 40
cold vctuals" IS quite common EXPRESSION 70
deuote anything or anyobdy that IS oe1eath
contempt. La large cities like New OK
many thousands of people live more upon cola
meats than upon hot, and the tood seems to
acree with them. Germans live halt the time
mon cold ham and sausage; and they are much
oiven also to salad and uneooked vegetables OF
yarions kinds. Gold veal is always to be found
on the counters in German restaurants. Some
in N. York make speciality of cold meats, aud
there is great demand for them in general,
MANY persons considering them more whole
some. as well as more palatabe, than hot meats.
Cold roast pork is infinitely better than hot,
as we'll as more digestible. La certain villages
Of France where the culture OF the sllkworm
gives employment to most of the inhabitants,
while the season is at its height the women are
all too busy to prepare hot food regularly, and
SO the people dine perpetualiy, on such
cold yictuals as may be at hand. They are re-
ported as being very healthy aud robust under
this regimen. 1t is q question open tor discus
sion why food and drink should be taken hot
under any circumstances. Some physicians
think that the premature decay OF teeth is
owing to the constant habit of hot meats and
drinks, with the frequent antitheSls OF iced
water Mao, being the only animal that cooks,
is the only one that eats hot food, and ne is
more liable to disorders Of all sorts than the
lower creatures.
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RABBITS IN AUsTRALIA.-A letter from
Melbourne says: The short sghtednesS Oh
man on this side Of the world has recently
become unpleasantly remarkable in connection
with one of his efforts at acchmatizng Eng
lsh animals in Australia. The rabbit Is now
threatening to become a plague OF almost
Egyptian magnitude 10 the distant and thiny
populated plains. Only year or two ago not
rabbit was to be seen save as a curiosity In
hutch but the wild rabbit most prolific OF
importations, has so increased in numbers IN
some parts of the country that it threatens to
starve the sheep out OF their runs Mr.. VIII
liam Robertson, a large landholder aud squat
ter near Coac. has been put to cost OF four
or five thousand pounds In the rs yet abortlve
effort to exterminate these now considered YER
min, and he estimates that it will cost HIN
10000 in wages to trappers and killers teiOre
he will achieve any marked success in a5atIng
the nuisance. At the same time they are
spreading more or less in oil parts OF the
country, and [ have seen them scamperlng
about even the gardens near Melbourne.
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FAuauier county.
DUBLIC SALE.

Bv virtue of u deed of trust executed by John
IL. Thompson and wife TO the undersigned,
dated the 9Th day of June 1858 recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the county Of Fairfax, State Of
Virginia in Libor O. No. 4, folio Z8o, | will
SELL at public auction for cash, at the Station
House of Che Alexandria Loudoun ~ Hamp-
shire Railroad Company. ut Hcrndon, Fairfax
county, on THU RSDAY, the 18th day Of Jan
uary next, ut II o'clock q. m, q sufficient
amount of the PROPERTY described in The
said deed of trust to pay an inst4lmenL OF $500
due the 1st day Of November last, and secured
by the said deed Of trust, and the necessary ey-
pcnses of publication aud sale The said Prop
erty is the east or half part of land at Herndou
formerly belonging to Daniel X. Calyer, then
containing 40l acres, more or less; bat now di-
vjded by tn public road running through the
middle of the said tract from North 80 South
The property can be viewed at Any time on
application TO the Trustee, : Hcrndon Title
perfect. Dated Herndon, 10Th Dee. 1858.
a. ST. JOHN, Trustee
Fairfax co dec 2S-eOts
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ROCKS 81 STATIONERY.
9
KING STREET.

N = KING STREET. IA
FRENCHS list Of leading MAGAZl N ES,
furnished at publishers prices, and mailed to
any part of the country:
Godeys Lsdy's Book, So; Leslies lliustra-
ted Magazine, So 90; Harperss Magazine, "a {;
Demorests Fashion Book, S3; Atlantic Month :
~, 81; Putnams Magazine 81; Peterson,s
Magazine So; LIE Bon Ton, 81; Lippincotts
Magazine, $4; Riverside Magazine, 81 81 {;
Ballou's Magazine, 81 so; st. Paups, s6; Lon
don Society, ST. Cornhil Magazine, ST; Ten
pie Bar, Sc Blackwood 81; London Quarter
", 81: Westminster Review, 81; Edinburgh
Review, 81; North British Review, 81; Four
Reviews and Blackwood, SIS; New Eclectic,
81; Land we Love- So Onward, by Captain
Mayne Reid, new, s. SO; Old Guard, So; New
York Eclectic, S.; Good Words, So; Sunday
Magazine, So so; Good Words for the Young,
new, So; Peoples Magazine, So; Southern
Review, IS; American Farmer, 50; American
Agriculturist, 81 50; Southern Planter and
Farmer, 81; Pleasant Hours, 81 50; Our Young
Folks, So; Oliver Optic, weekly, So: Rout-
ledge's Boys and Girls, 81; The Galaxy, "a /;
Broadway, So; Young America, 81 90; Die
Modenweldt, Berlin Fashions, $4; Gartenlaube,
So. All the above Monthlies and Qusrterlies
for sale at the counter as soon as issued. Be
sides the above, anything in the Magazine or
Newspaper line furnished at short notice.
Now is tho time to subscribe
dec rs GEO. E. FRENCH.
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(Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.)
COMMISSIONERS SALE By virtue of =
~ decree of the Circuit Court of the county
of Alexandria, rendered at its May term, 1863
in the suit of Thomas A. Waters, surviving,
&c, &C. vs.. Richard McShorry, in chancery
the undersigned offers for sale, at public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of January,
office q LOT OF GROUND, with FRAME a.
TEN EN- EN- thereon, on The west side oGllI
Fairfax street. 20 leot inches south of Princess
street, fronting 70 feet inches on Fairfax ST.,
by IS feet in depth.
to be paid in cash the residue in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from day of
sale, the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
ferrcd payments the title to be retained until
all The payments shall have been fully dis
charged, and the cash payment to be forfeited
in the event of the purchaser failing to comply.
GEO. w. BRENT
dec ltd Commit of Sale.
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By Green a. Wise, Auclionecrs.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF A HAND
y SOME THREE-S STORY BRICK Dwell
LING, ON FAIRFAX, BET WEN KING
AND PRINCE STREETS.-In execution of
decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria co +,
rendered at November term, 1863, in the suit OF
Eliza J. Wilson VS.. Edward G. Fletcher and
Others the undersigned vii offer tnh for sG SALE at
of January, 1869, in front of the Mayors office,
in the city Of Alexandria, that very desirable
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and LOT LII
OF GROUND, situated on the east side of
Fairfax street, between Prince and King sts.,
in the city of Alexandria, At present in the oc-
cupancy of Edward G. Fletcher, esq.
TERMS-One-tenth of the purchase money
to be paid down at the time of sale; the residue
in three equal instruments. at &, II and Is
months from the day Of sale the deferred pay
ments to bear interest, and to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, with good security,
and retention Of title until all said payments
are made, and the cash payment to be forfeited
on the failure of the purchaser TO complete his
purchase. la WKENCE g. IA nOh'
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
dec 3I--ts Commission ers.
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dee 3I--ts


d 7 GREEN ~ WISE,
ID (Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
We will offer for sale, by public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of January, {fsass11
1863 at II o clock, in front Of the May IS E$sa
office FRAME DWELLING and LOT
OF GROUND, situated on the west side OF
Henry street, between King and Prince streets.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
GREEN & " ISE,
dec 15-td Real Estate Agts. 81 Auctr 6.
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dec ltd
FAMILY CARRIAGE AND BUGGY FOR

SALE.
We will offer for sale. by public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day of January, 1869, if
not sold at private sale before that day, at II
o'clock a. M, in front of the Coach Factory of
John Summers, esq, Oh Pitt street, one FAM
lily CARRIAGE and one JERSEY BUGGY
without top, both in good order. Apply to
GREEN U WISE, Real Estate Agents and
Auctioneers, No % Mansion House Building.
dec l2-td
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PRESERVED GINGER AND CANNED
l. TOM ATOES; also, RAISINS, LAYER,
VALENC Ola and SEEDLESS; RESli CIT
RON and CURRANTS, in store and for sale by
dec % BREWl Is u LA WSON.
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Ys1HE PENCIL PROTECTOR.

A full supply of E. w. Faber's celebrated
Patent Pencil Protector, with Rubber Head
Price only cents. Just received by
ROBERT BELL,
Stationer and Dealer in Music.
Sent by mall postage paid, for ten cts.
doc +S
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NHEAP DRESS GOODS.

We have this day opened some Of the cheap
est and prettyest Dress Goods we have yet had
this season. We name in part
All wool Surges, all colors
Plain and Plaid pure Irish Poplins, at nearly
half what they would have cost earlier in the
season.
Magdela Mixtures.
Silk and Wool Baratheas.
Colored Velveteens for Suits, Sc.
Call and see them before they are AL sold
dec WILMER 81 SLAYMAKER.
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UHOMAS SINCLAIR,
CARPENTER AND JOINER.

CARPENTEK AND JOINER.
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREET
Near the Bank Of the Old DOmini0n.)
Is prepared to execute, with dispatch and Oh
the most reasonable terms, all work in hls hne
and satisfaction warranted.
He solicits work from the adjacent county, as
he is prepared to contract for building, or to DO
any kind of repairing. je 1911
JUST RECEIVED
large lot of S WET ORANGES. -,
Also a new selection of FANCY ARTlCLho
suitable for Christmas presents.
PLAIN and FANCY CANDIES Of All de-
scriptions. -.
zens, whom | have served for many years. CAL
and see me ut No. nOr,h Fairfax ST.
dec 22-tJl G. SCHAFER.
E15HER s UNRIVALtEp MlNG 1a M, MhH Nv
Il tho best in the market-for sale low ny
AVERY 81 DAVIDSON,
dec q 22G King st, cor. A ltred'
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.ALENDARS FOR 1859.

My large Counting House Calendar for 1869,
may be had gratis at my store, or will be sent
by mail, postage paid, on application. Also,
Pocket Calendars and Calendar BlOtters gratis.
ROBERT BELL,
doc % Bookseller and StatiOner.