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WERI.EIN,
SOUTHERN Music HOUSE,
Al 80. BARONNE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS,

wb.lraIa aud Retail suuihru AEsui II thr Gin.
bIat,I giANUa manufactured - MAh'riiAiL y
WITTAIFEs hlHiiAN fnAa, AUDI e. uALl,
49, IL4sIast aui 1T iIGu,a ,'gf urrTrl Ia tho
alutistu market, aul aIi 10 FHst iHgirIA fIiUr7-
AIsn Miuiuslr su1 Retail nr1ihrW 4 Hut Il 10
gklniul Urrsus aul MfliHluuHs n4suuiartutni -
CAHuAHrN AEEbiiAN, itir u.stlTIhrt ted u
-iUumrEt rrlr Walr, sul NT ral- 10 rNHrt tg'tuly
pfrs, AlHi SHuihrW Acct ~ nuusEN 4 Gus
imuiuu 'hrspsud STANDARD Nuri. rUlli,iiuus- a..
'~irsIHsi ami tast Mario rI,I uurtrl a. ibu NuIL
20 g. 90 Wurih IT MUaiu tI iiul Gruia, Luund IA
laIsr ,uN,rs. Nrni tT ample triy-
Mhuirair aud Retail lsalr, ~ Nu.lr, ItHfurti,H
naLs, Niulius, Grlisis, rra#s iu,iEuu4,uia sti
Italian hguusE, auiiu Tact v,,giliuE Pertaining
nthr Music Trlr,
rri,r lisis, Illustrated Catalogue, pt,, uut ~
mail 90 Application,
Nusl, Ha,,i, Ipft rail, on receipt ofthc marked
pTiur,
I bLr his OPPORTUNITY ~ ihabLlur ihosr Who
iutirg 'hu Iari var hN"Tul me- with their 'rnh.
lrncr aud "rlDrs, aud with ny Increased G,'iliti,t
lWl advantage, I hops siill 4" b. the favored Irrip-
iruis 1t "Tlvrs iur G"sls In ny liuc, and IN return.
I would Eay, that al iiIur, VII h. appreciated, anil
that I viii guarantee Hiiisft'ii"u iu'p,rIy invoice To-
buycis, \ry .li'slvyiHlly,
rlilLIP WEgLEIN.
No N n'EoNyr SrRrrT, =. q De, 2. laS-IaIV
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Terms Reasonable.

long experience in the business gives
advantage in the mlnnsr Of curing the
beef. Our brand stands high in the mar
ket for good fat cattle. We viii
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HLook here, Squire, where was
yoQu born?' said a persistent Yam
keo on a five minutes acquaintance.
II was born" said the victim, Gin
Boston fremont street, No. Al, left
hand side, on the first day Of August,
1920, at five o'clock in the afternoon ;
physician, DIR. Warren ; nurse, Sally
benjamin. Yankee was answered
completely. For a moment he was
stuck. Soon, however his face
Frightened, and be quickly said :
stYeas ; wa-al 1 calculate yeOu don't
recollect whether it was a frame or
Il brick house, dew yeou?
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The above rates are specie; currency Ia
ken at its value.
This line connects at Dallas with regu-
lar Stage lines going North to Mckinney,
Bonham, Paris and GAINESVILLE, and South
west TO Waxahaehie, HillsbOro, Waco D
Austin.
Persons visiting Western, Northwestern
or Southwestern Texas, should BY all
means take this line, as it is the most ex-
peditious, the cheapest and pleasantest
route in the State
VIZ. BRADFIELD & co.
March %, IsG9-Z7-tf
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u~ALVE4ruU.
HOBBY & POST,
AGEsIs iuU
t.ILLI.T's %IuFHONED
Steel Brush Cotton Gin.
Gaire4i,a, IclGs,

Uhis Cln hssiaLR lieUrirVEisn
al the ioui,iaUa aisle ilir De iHrl,
i,Ga. The camiiirt 0i,uiiuu RrsLtp
and fianlrfs driFrAiRCd o. mrriis ~
the sa,lns eI iint and the lmprale-
meat IN slaFle,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14

FROM MARSHALL TO DALLAS,
BY way Of Earpville, Starrville, Tyler,
Garden Valley, Canton, Prairicville, Kauf-
man and Scyene, to Dallas.
Leaves Marshall on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 5 AN, arriving at Dali
las third day by 8 Pm.
NO NIGHT IRA VEL.
Passengers rest all night at Tyler and
Prairieville.
Returning, leaves Dallas on Sundays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 AM arriv-
ing at Marshall on Wednesdays, Fridays
and Sundays, by s I'm, resting all night
nj Prairieville and Tyler.
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Guarantee Larger Returns.

Ifpneked With MS, han can be obtained
elsewhere. Liberal advances made. We
ask lr0vers 10 give Us 3 call
L W. PATTISOE GO.
May l.. 185g-3E1lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04
Congressional.

The Senate, last night, had two executive
sessions, and this morning at 3l5 o'clock, sd-
iourned until ten, when an attempt was made
to proceed with the regular business but very
little legislation was accomplished.
The amended bill for the removal Of polii-
cal disabilities was passed.
The House ut II o clock last night adjourned
until IL o clock this morning A great deal of
business was done. Mr.. farnsworth attempted
to get disability bill through. but failed
No disabilities have been removed ut this
session.
The u"w Congress meets at O'Clock this
evening
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ATTACHMENTS.

TINE ANN UAL EXHlbITlON
or THE
MErropi.T PROTESTANT SABBATH
SCHOOL
Wi! ,,se l.scu At Liberty HALL on FkI-
DAY NIGHT. the 5h Of Mach, 1868.
he exercises will consist of singing, Recita.
ton. and Dialogues BY tn members of the school
he proceeds OF the exhibition are to bespp!ied
g. the purchase OF book for the use Of the
School and towards an addition Of volumes TO
tn" Library of the school.
Tickets for ults pc, snd for children l5c !;
nsy be obtain IA ri the stores Of Warteld &
Hull. Cnas W Green also, from j. w: Mich
ui- L the Po:toiice. j. K. Cation or Horace
kumey. at the Court House, and from sew
eral of the children Of the school, and at the
door Of the Hall on the night OF the Exhibition
Doors open at o'clock. Exercises to com
RANCE at - a. clock mar It'd
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AUCTION SALES.
by J. 4. Stoutenburg. Auctione

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
u BILE HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALEX
DkrA. VA. AND TIMBER, WOOD AND
FARM LAND IN THE COUNTY OF FAIR.
FAN VA by virtue Of decree Of the Cir.
cult Cour. Tor the county OF AleYsndrs, Va
at the February term. 1863. in the case Q.
Roachs Executors vs.. Roach's Devisees, tEi
undersigned, Commissioners therein named
will procce! 10 sell. ut auction, to the highest
bidder IN front Of the Mayors 1faGs, u r.
Sd day OF April, 1862 at II o'clock m, the iol'
lowing valuable property
PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA
lst A three-story BRICK NC
on the west side OF Royal st., bet King and Il.
Cameron streets abou. 30 feet from King, in
the city of Alexandria, fronting 10 feet inches
on Royal street, and running back y feet z
inches containing fine storeroom and dwell
ling, with u large brick back building, now
occupied by Joseph Collsmus.
I'd. A three.story STORE and DWELLING
adjoining the above on the south, and OF the On
same dimensions, occupied by Emanuel IL
Wieneman. Both the above have gas and Wa
ter. They will be sold with common right OF
way over the alley between them
81. HOUSE and LOT on the south side OF
King street, u feet east of Payne street, and a
fronting q feet on King. running back 7SEi
feet 10 Commerce street.
4th. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, bound
ed on the l!OGIH Wy montgomery ~ N'N'f
east by Royal, and on the south by Madison st.
This square will be divided to suit purchasers.
9Th. An undivided HALF OF LOT at the
southwest corner of Union and Wolfe streets,
81 feet 6 inches on Wolfe, and lis # on Union.
LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
9th. The LAND situated in Fairfax county,
containing about ONE HUNDRED and SIX
TY ACRES, adjoining the "Masor Hill' tract,
and situated about 7 miles from Washington
and Alexandria, half-a mile from the Little
River Turnpike; about ~ acres of e feared
land the residue has q large quantity OF
oak, chestnut and pine timber, and Is very val
liable
til. An undivided HALF OF A TRACT or
LAND, situated in Loudoun county, Va, ly-
ing north of Dranesville, on Sugar Land Kun,
containing about NINETY ACRES, with m
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and n
Barn, with wood and timber enough for the use
of the place; about twenty-five miles from
Washington and Alexandria.
TERMS-Twenty per cent OF the purcnase-
money to be paid in cash, and the residue III
three equal instalments al si!, twelve ana
eighteen months from the day of sale, with In
terest the purchaser to give his bonds lot the
deferred instslmcnts, with good personal te'
curity the title to be retained until full pay
ment of the purchsse-money, and tue properly
to be resold at the risk and expense OF the Pur
chaser in any case of default IN payment. rel
sons wishing to buy arc requested to examine
the premises, which will be shown them by
parties residing thereon. Stamps and convey
ancing at the cost of the purchsser
g. FERGUSON BEACH.
CHARLES z. STUART
VIM h. DULANY.
narI-t. Commissioners.
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lSNuuHnfic AIYen lurc.

New YORK, March An September last q
jersey grocer, named StlIwell, mysteriously
disappeared and nothing was heard of him
until last night, when he arrived home. He
states that at the time OF his disappearance he
was knocked insensible, aud robbed in West
street, and when he came to his senses, he
found himself on board ship going out Of the
halbor. The ship experienced heavy weather
AMI was abandoned, and after sig months Still
well reached his home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

: FArAt AFsAIR.--A tragedy. resulting III
tue killing 81 nIan, occurred IN brl6ge"a' er'
Rockingham county, Oh saturday last 'n
ia It day iiii i,ty arose about \ small none
tsry transaction between Col Il j. Armstrong,
merchsnt AM &. l.. shank, "a plasterer. DOLE
II that town ShanS Was intoxicated, and made
y threatening assault with chair upon Col A.
IN the street when the latter drew his pistol and
shot hirn the ball passing through Shank's body
just above the heart. producing death In an
hour and ten minutes Col A. surrendered
himself, underwent al examination before
Justice of the Peace. and was acquitted Shank
Was married man. - or 81 years of age. Col.
Armstrong is about co years old. and has filed
some important positions. having been at one
time a memb ,r of the Board of Public Works
Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

Nix BLoSDHEIM requests us u mention
to the citizens OF Aieyandria and the sur
rounding country thai, nwins II immense
success Of business this winter, he intends 10
SOL his entire stock of Fail sni Winter Cloth
ing 1ut regardless Of cost
Go one and a!I
And give Blondheim cali
Al the corner Of King aid falriaY street.
TX
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Attempt to Plumber.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-On the arrival Of
one OF the Alexandria boats, early this morning,
upon which was grea, crowd, an attempt was
made to p!unler the street cars while they were
filing, but sier a severe tight the police sue
ceeded ia dispensing the rioters, after capturing
several Of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04
CCHOOL EXHIBITION.

The students of ST. JOHNS ACADEMY
respectfully info1 m their friends and the pub
lie that they will give their usual EXHlBI'
lion for the increase Of their School Library.
hi LIBERTY HALL. on MONDAY EVEN
ING rext, March the 9Th. Besides various
readings ard recitstons. two plays will be per-
formed The Fast Young Man and Handy. An
DIV, ard the entertainment will comprise a
beautiful feature new to our citizens, called
The Living Statue
Tickets Csc, for sale by any of the students.
mar 2-eo2t
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Police RrpoRr-MAYoR's orr1cE.-Robert and

Police REPoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE.-Robert and
William Wallace, brothers, for di.orderly conduct
at the City Hotel last night, were fined and dis
charged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-A woman arrested on
the charge OF stealing q breastpin was discharged
WATCH REPoRT.-Night cloudy with rain towards
morning. There were no arrests except that OF the
two who we're examined at the Mayors office this
morning. The streets were quiet, and there we're
no dodgers at the watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

USFAyoRABLE SYMPToMs.-lt is feared that gan
green has attacked the stumps of james Ryan, Inc
railroad fireman who was run over by the cars al
Manassas last week and whose legs were ainpntateu
10 consequence and the indications of his recovery
sre not so favorable as they have been.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04
CITY HOTEL ,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The business of This house will be conducted
hereafter under the name and firm of FRANCIS
4 CARR, and the house is now open for the re-
ception of visitors Thank for past favors,
we pledge ourselves TO do the best we can to en-
terrain and make comfortable those who may
coll on us VIM. II FRANCIS.
JAMES W. CARR.
d,c ~ -3,n Proprietors
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uAN0Ey .oUs CROSSINGS The plank crossings
ST the ir .tersection of Columbus and Oronoeo
streets have been cat up and carried Oh to 10
uses for fuel, and the gullies they spsnned sre
NO " dangerous pitfalls. into which last night
several persons tell, and some were badly hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

ALEXANDRA, DRAMATIC AssoCIATIoN.-IheG Golden
Farmer and the People Lawyer were produced al
Liberty Hall last night, 10y the Alexandria Dramatic
Association, before large audience. The different
characters in the two plays well sustained, and
the audience WAS highly pleased with the perform
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

CONFERENCE.-THE Methodist Episcopal Confer
which adjouri ed yesterday, will reassembe in
the Washington street church tomorrow morning
al nine O'Clock Ser vices at that church will be con-
Quoted 10 night by Rev f. w Pierce, and at the col
ored Methodist rhurs h by Rev. IL. }. Crowley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

IScFNpIARY ArrgMpT-A tutls stteInp'
WAS made on Friday night last to set file to tue
store of Mr iotcher, agent tor John r BROCK
in Harrison burg. \ barrel Vf rags. saturated
with coal oil, tired and rolled into the store
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

SUNDAY School CEIKhRATioS The snnns
exhibition Of the Methodist Protestant sunday
school will take place tomorrow Friday
NIGHT, NJ Liberty Hall See programme IN al
nther cOluun.
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CITY ITE,i,.

= DEALaAM los kiaz st:r1-. i"' les atte!.-
tim To his elegant assUrime.t ~ ;ead y-msde
Clothing ior men and boys which hs IS closing
ont NJ reduce. rr;cs, on account al the lateness
So. .ess,r dec 81
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RUSTEE'S SALE.

TNRUST EE'S 5 A LE
Under authority of deed Of trust from tho
late G N. Gregory. will sell, on ESDAf,
the 9th day of March next, at No. 80 Prince
street, Alexandris. Va. q quantity OF HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE. Sale
at 10 O. clock a. m. Terms cash;
g FERGUSON BEACH.
feb 2I-dts Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

ssow When the train of cars on tue Aleaan
40 = ,souu ana Hampshire Railroad left Hamil
ron. hi. morning, suow vas iaihns 'ns's leA''s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

GERMAN % OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The first annual meetngof the German Cooperative
Building Association of Alexandria was held last
night in the room over Adams Express Company .
office, and was largely attended. The old officers of
the Association were unanimously reelected. as fol
lows
Robert portuer, PRECEDENT Justus Schneider, Sec
r.tary Albert Rosenthal, Treasurer b. +. Price,
Lewis Stein, Isaac Eichberg, George T. French,
Emanuel Francis and Lewis ApplCh, directors.
With such gentlemen managing the affairs oil the
Association It il not 10 he wondered al that 1t is IN 4
prosperous condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

AsskRrIso THEIR "RIdHTs. "A party OF
about fifteen or twenty C"!ored men, laborers
90 the Alexsudris, I.oudoun and Hampshire
Railroad, got aboard of the passenger tram on
that road yesterday morning, at Hamilton, in
defiance of the conductor, and rode all the way
to this city. refusing perempterily to pay any
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04
LOCAL NEWS.

RADICAL CONVENTION. After the close of
me Gazette report of yesterdays proceedings
ofthe County Radical Convention, il was de-
cilei that the only business before the Convea-
ton was tie appointment of two delegates to
the Petersburg Convention, and that the noml-
nstion Of candidates for the State Legislature
must be- postponed
w. ID. Massey, John Hswxhurst' L. l..
White and Austin SyphaN were then non'hs'eu
rs delegates to the Pete rsburg CONVENTION Suu
y vote having been taken and the ba'lo's count
cd it was found that four more votes hsa oeeh
Dolled than the report Of the CoInmittee on
Credentials called for.
A second ballot resulted as follows: Massey
6 Hsw1hurst =, White %, Syphax 80 the
last two were declared duly elected and thelr
election made unanimous.
A resolution MAS then introduced by Austin
svnbsx and adopted, recommending /. c.
O. Neal 10 the Military Board now IN session IN
this city, for the Sheridalty OF this county
A motion to proceed to the election OF Two
candidates for the State Legislature WAS again
made. amended by proposition to vote Tor ono
candidate at u time, bat laid on the table ana
The Convention adiournsd sine die.
80
IsAUGuKATloN. The streets presented
comparatively deserted looking appearance TO-
day in consequence of the absence at the large
number of the population aud OF the strangers
Is,elv arrived here, who went - Washington
10 witness the iuaugurN, ceremonies. /" the
two regular ferry. boats ou tho lac between
this city aud Washington, tho steamer Nawa-
,et WAS added this rnurning, and the three Duats
we're crow ded every trip they made, except
those in the early part Of the evening. The
tesin On tho Alexaudra LOudoua ana hamp-
shire Railroad came in this morning So packed
that there WAS not standing room "n tho plat
forms. and persons were lett NJ some OF the STA
lions on that ruat Hera.,e they were unable To
70. even ;Loting Oh the cat, The Aqua
Greek mail boat and the steamer Arrow, when
had made made special trip t. some OF the
uuper Potomac landings also arrived this
morning filled with persons bound II Wash
,nston. Nearly sll the schools ia the city,
~hite and cYlvred had holiday, and the schoi-
srs increased the numbers who crowded. the
LUats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

a OOO lbs LEAF and WESTERN LARD,
E.UUU 5000 lbs country CLEAN SIDES
and SHOULDER BACON: vn,,
20 bbls celebrated GREEN WAY EXTRA
FLOUR. , nnpv,s ~
co bbls celebrated A. Nj. JANNEl y En-
With Crosse" magnolia, "Ac-
cotink," and various other brands Extras and
Superior Family Flcurs on hand and for sale by
teb Ia BREWIS s. LAWSON.
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\ OC X Z l z S ..

n ROC z S.
just received large lot Of REFINED and
BROWN SUGARS; also. large assortment
of GREEN and ROASTED COFFEE, and
other goods too numerous to mention. Prices
very low and satisfactory, Mt -
+. RECKER'S,
feb9 Corner X ing and st. Asaph SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

MILITARY CoMMIssIoN.-The Military Commits
.,On which adjourned yesterday will reassemble to-
morrow morning at nine O'Clock, in the Council
chamber. The session yesterday was 4 short one
though during it many applications for Office were
made, and many recommendations heard Austin
syphax, coored, was strongly recommended for Mag
strate for Alexandria county Persons were Present
from all the counties in this Nnltsry suo-distfict'
AS stated yesterday, the Board has determined 10
make no removals from office until after the 18th
Instant.
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DIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
mo THE PU B l. / G.
w II. DEVAUGHN,

CUpPEK AND EECHER,
Can be found at W. Lewis Milburn's Drug
Store corner King and Washington streets,
Alexandria Va Any one wishing TO De cup
nod mr. ,ooched will please call ut the above
store Sunday and nil ht calls at the corner OF
VoSb;noton and Wolfe SITS feb 26-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04
BLESSING.

AND WRINGER,
constantly on hand and for sale by
THOMAS PERRY, Agent,
dsc q No 8. Prince st.
DAMSBURG BUCKSKIN GLOVES
IL The above goods received on consignment
and sold wholesale and retail at manufacturers
prices Any description of Glove or Gauntlet
for ladies or gents made to order
CHAS. w. GREEN, Agent,
feb % 68 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

PICEpoCKETs.--Fye of the pickpockets, who have
OF Late been operating on the last trips Of the WASH
,ugton ferry boats from the city were arrested last
u.yht on tue Seventh street cars in Washington and
are now safely secured in jail there. One oil tnefh
had robbed lady from Chattanooga OF her pocket
book containing about go, aud a through railroad
ticket. lie had thrown the ticket away, hut II was
found aud returned To- its owner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

DAlLROAD TIES
II, RAILROAD TIES
Wanted 1000 White Oak or Chestnut RIA H.,
ROAD TIES, GxlO inches, feet long; the face
must DO 8 inches clear, either hewed or sawed
To be delivered here IN or before tho lst OF
April, 1869 Proposals for above order received
by HOOE, WEDDERBURN II CO.
ian 90 No Prince ST, Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

HOUND.-A pair Of LA D ES' COL
= SPECTACLES. Enquire at this once
mar At
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F l. 0 U K
l5O bbls James 8. WEIGH best Family Flour.
$50 bbls Columbia Mills Family Flour.
100 bbls Raymond Extra Flour.
80 bbls Superfne Flour-in store and for
sale by SAM u Eli HARTLEY,
feb 10 IL Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

:. This saloon, having been fitted up handsome
". is now readyt furnish OYSTERS in every
The LADIES' SALOON has also been htte a
nm splendidly. A call is respectfully solicited
oct l9-tf
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DAM a ID o. Il 5.
Wa have in store and offer for sale
5tons Lewis Pure Lead.
ton Resurgam Pure Lead


1000 gals Linseed Oil.
Also, Spirits Turpentine, Liquid Zinc Dryer.
Vsrnishes, Col0rs Of every description, and
complete line of Paint Brushes These goods
having been purchased before the recent ad-
vance, we can offer special inducements to
purchasers JANNkY Il CO.. Druggists.
msr5 No las King street
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y YSTER SA LO o N i.

BRENGLES OYSTER SALOoN,
Nc. l2l, KING STREET
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TERRIER DOG Enq1lr9, at
IT tai3 Office. l..-- ma ! -.
INVESTIGATED COCOANUT.
10 mara BROOKES Il Ia LOR.
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TOMATOE CATSUP-We have just re-
ceived lot OF this delicious article, put up
in quart and pint bot..es
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

TRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW
\ GLASS of al sizes, in large stock and for
sale low by ,,npv : rn
mar JAN NE e." W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

CUGAR-CURED HAMS-We again call the
y attention of the public to our superior
hams which we always keep on hand. Try
them. BROOkES q IA1 LOh,
MARI JOG Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-04

OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE, AND Al
ALL HOURS.
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DR. j. BODEMRRS CELE ERA TIE D
- HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS, will
cure coughs OF the worst kind. iniiammstion OF
the lungs and throat snd slays fever, lmme-
dialey. For sale by r RECh- EH,
feb 10 Cor. King sld ST. Asaph sts,