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Smyrna times., 1870-07-27


In view of possible complications in Europe.
money for the invasion of Ireland It is csti-
mated that two millions Of dollars have been
raised during the last four years by the Fenian
party and the only results from it all have
been the two unfortunate expeditions against
the Canadians. 1t would be very hard thing
to take a ship-load of Fenian fighting men
from America to Ileland even though England
were engaged in continental war. Her naval
ships, built of iron and propelled by steam.
swarm in the Atlantic, and the coasts, of Ire
land would be guarded by very formidable
naval feet. If the Fenian leaders will an
nounce their plan of campaign beforehand, as
they have always done Oh previous occasions,
their followers will be able to form some Judge
ment about the feasibility of the schemes for
which they are now anxious to raise money.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

A large Florida planter who has some 100
negro hands employed, constituting majority
of the vote in his county, has agreed with his
laborcrS to support one ot them for RepreSen-
tativc, they in turn to support him Tor Srna
tor
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
Old Times and New.

1t will be remembered by the most of gray
haired readers that prices OF farm produce
were very low from 1925 to 1880. There was
little money in the country, and that was main
ly kept out of general circulation. The follow
ing statement of the prices of stock and pro
duce as well as the rates of wages, is believed
to be below rather than above the general aver
age.
In the spring of each of these years, good
working oxen, from four to six years old, were
sold fiOm forty-fve to fifty-five dollars pair,
If they were older, forty dollars was considered
large price. The same cattle would have
sold in the spring of 1869 for 5000 to $3.50 a
pair
At the same time, cows of the best quality
were worth about eighteen dollars, while ordi
nary animals brought from twelve to sixteen,
taking them together, the native COWS then
were quite as good as the same grade of cows
now. In the fall the same quality were sold
for eight and ten dollars. In 1869, these COWS
would have sold in the spring for sixty and
seventy dollars and in the fall for at least fifty
nearly i've times as much now as then.
Good ox-beef sold in all the fall of 1929 for
three dollars and twenty five cents a hundred,
dressed, and common cow or small steer beet
for two and half and three dollars. The
same animals now would have sold respectively
tor fourteen dollars.
Calves in the spring, in these years, could
be bought for two and two and half dollars a
head, and at the height of the season veal sold
at two cents pound for the fore, and three for
| the hind quarters. Calf skins were then but
six cents a pound.
Lambs that would weigh, alive, fifty pounds,
and from that up to seventy, were sold by the
season for one dollar head
Butter, the very best, went to families for a
New kngland shilling pound, and in June,
when feed was flush. it brought ten to twelve
cents. Cheese, in 1880, sold for five cents a
pound pork, at the same figures and eggs
not far from ten cents dozen.
Potatoes sold at twelve and half cents a
bushel; cOrn at fifty cents oats, not over
twenty five cents cider at the mill, about fifty
cents barrel and good winterapples at TWEEN.
ty-hve cts a bushel.
On the other hand, good help was hired foi
six, seven and eight doors month and board
men would do quarter more work thar
| those who ask and get $22 and $25 and board
now. The day began then at SUNRISE and last
ed till sundown, and generally the COWS were
MIXED before sunrise at that
Good women to do house work could then be
hired Tor fifty cents a week-girls that woulC
IN one day do as much as at least three wish tc
do now, beside being trlisty and honest Lady
school teachers. well educated, taught during
the Summer for the same price, and men teach
erS III the Winter at from five 10 six dollars q
month for beginners, and from eight to twelve
dollars thereafter, and not unfrcquently they
had from seventy five to eighty scholars each,
and in addition to instruction given in the va
rious branches then taught, they not unfre
quenty ruled the home made wrting-books
and always made the goosc-quill pens, beSid,
setting the copies, that numbered sometimes
fifty each day.-UctM and Hmc
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

Avctcran was relating his axpluits to a crowd
of boys, and mentioned having been in five en-
gagcmcntS.
"rhat's nothing" broke in little fellow
my sister Sarah's been engaged eleven
Iiinns -
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
S EWING MACHINE

~ a. w az " avs "a ~ u w e q
Has the following advantages over most of ali
other Sewing machines in the market:
l. 1t has tension which prevents cutting Of
thread or dropping Of stitches.
3. 1t has the most powerful construction. which
Will insure good work for quarter of a century.
3. 1t sews the lightest cambric and the usual
shoe leather without any strain whatever.
a. 1t has feed bar which can be lowered and
raised at will, thus adapting it to all kinds of ma
teriIl.
5. 1t is impossible TO get the machine out Of order
unless by rust, dust taking apart. 1t will never
get out of order by working.
6. 1t has the highest attanable speed, making
about 2,2OO stitches per minute by foot and 1900
by steam.
7. 1t is the lightest running shuttle machine.
g. 1t makes The most beautiful Lock Stitch.
8. 1t has the handsomcst appearance.
10. 1t has the strongest, most convenient, hand
sOmclv polished, braced table. with drawer, and
board 10 prevent sollng the dress.
II. It's is polished, fitting and locked as
little trunk. There is nothing better than this to
preserve the machine.
-. 1t has a straight needle.
l3 Four hobbns hold spool OF cotton
| IA. II has the best hemmer.
| Is. 1t has the most complete attachment, the
Jack ofall trades, hens, ics, binds, bastcs iucks
bralds and rullcs.
| lG. Its as simple as any machine in the market
H. 1t needs bot little time to learn its operation
| l8. 1t has the best embroidering attachment
| 49, 1t sews on straight piece while putting
another at the same time without busting, attach
ment or after work.
These advantages combine the hest qualities of
Sewing machine for the family who want to use i
steadily in all kinds Of work.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
(PUBIIc-No. 1871

IN CI rtct Ot the and destitute
n ;. pie in the District cf Columbia
u enacted T.! Ia Senate am Iuu~,.o Representatives Of
u" United States OF America Congress assembled That the
Secretary q" war be- and he hereby,
orders aS may be for the temporary rcr in cases
h"ite Necessity, OF the OF the
Georgetown until otherwise ordered 10y President of the
ne states aud that the thus shall not
exceed the sum OF thirty Thousand dollars which sum
bE appropriated tor that
afforded by the Secretary under this resolution ony
upon tue recommendation of the Washington Association for
the Improvement Of the Condition the tho Nation
al Freednens Relief Association. Industrial Home
school Ihat the Secretary " ar agree with the he
aforesaid
hlSh he supplies necessary to this crct when
ever IN his opinion, the furnished g ch,apcr
rate than the be done otherwise -
SEC 2 And be 1t further enacted That .he Secretary Of War
be ana he Is hereby authorized furnish upon tho RECON-
mcnlatnn OF the Washington Association the Imyrnyr
Ihtnt 81 The Condition ~ the Poor National Freed
mems eei Association, the Industrial Home Sclnn con
d"int clothing ami other articles for army aur-
posN r ulstlbuon by them among the
Ui the District OF Columbia o
Hai Appropriation shall pract Ica r provide
" and materials for labor promote improve The
condition Of the poor EN 49,
SEC And be- it further enacted That use of the build
lhKs ln Judiciary Square occupied 10y
medical department Of the be until otherwise
ordered oy the President to the WOmens Christian ASgocia
tn Washington tor the purpose enabling associa
ton to give employment to INDECENT women.
SEC T. And be II further enacted. That the parties hereine
lore named to whom the dirrbution the is in
trusted shall make report to Congress the Monday
Dec"mi next OF their action, when the here apurO
patcd shall have been expended F'
Approved, February ID,
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

An Act to amend act entitled to admit the State OF
r"lH3 10 representation the congress of the United
States
Be- cIcr by the Senate and House of Representatives
the United States Of Congress assembled, That
wherever oath used in the act entitled An
I" admit the State o Virginia to representation in the Com
the United States, il shall be construed TO include
armatiun amt required by said act to take
either Oat therein prescribed, who has religious
ScruptcS against taking oath,
the purpOrt Provided
all aud penalties perjury prescribed by said
act shall nPp, To any false affirmation taken hereunder
Approved, February |, 1870.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

One Of the latest notions is the birth card,
resembling a wedding card, but bearing the
name of the new conner, and the date Of his
advent, with the initials of his parents
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
No. IA

An Act making appropations for thr support the Military
A;ai"ny Tor the fiscal year ending June irte eighteen
h. IL e9act~d a by Tb5yfIy tby sns, %mS; and I,s f
the United America in Congress ass.nil Tt The
following sums be- and the hereby apr prar out
M Ha s% h AG%y g for the ending the
and pay TI "GeFS and or pay Of nstrpctorS
lrsi and ninety three dollars and twenty cents;
For Communication Of officers subsistence thousand five
For in isq Of clothing officers servants ono hundred
Eor repairs and twenty thousand dollars
Tor forage for dsuEh animals twelve hundred dollars
For For sSacp aH Te b fGS dS%rs h%.ed dollars
E"r transportation twelve hundred dollars;
graduates thou sand three hundred dollars;
For cadet registers class reports and blanks two hundred
compensation prossmen lithOgaphe one hun
For clerks to dislursng officers and quarermastcrs
thousand six hundred and fifty dollars;
For clerks toautants thousand FIVE hundred dollars
clerks thousand five hundred dollars;
f9r CONTINGENT expenses OF the ri
cal ensne.rng civil and military engncering natural and
& and to attendant three
Iigi,tipn scaeY anu % & n b,,a ' & % nac.r
s,,abes three thousand five hundred dollars water pipes
hng Et quarers) hye hundred dollars brOoms brushes
sponge and states recitation dollars musical
hndIed d repairs TOR band ana "rGsnst IN IN Gmap reg
S sy & &d9as compensation to assistant brarnn one hum
Of Sder Sarg % o. mfesGcS % Gy dosTs & ana M %
thousand su and six hundred and ninety dollars;
the department chemistry raogy and geology
ing one thousand dollars and Tor the yearly supply Of
Chemicals the latter depart
insnt, four Thousand and ten dollars;
increase and OF library two thousand dollars
For annual repairs Of pipes metres and retOrts six
hundred dollars;
For furniture cadets hospital hundred and fifty dol
lars;
For repairs and additions TO officers quarters, three thous
and dollars:
For fuel cadets hail. shops and laundry three hous
and dollars;
For building for public Offices and archives twenty
five thousand dollars,
For rebuilding the north wharf thousand dollars
For repairing roads. five hundred dollars;
soldiers huspita hundred dollars:
ydril ground, two thousand dollars;
For contingencies for Thousand dollars
Aud hereafter in addition to the other members OF the
Board Of Visitors to be appointed by the President according
existing attend the annual examination Of cadets
the United States military Academy there shall be on every
such be designated by the Vice President
President o. the Senate and three members
the House to he designated by the Speaker
the House such respective
y the OF Congress preceding te time
Of such examination; and the senators and members
pointed shall make full report Of htr action snch v0r
with their and recommendations in regard to the said
Military Academy within twenty days after the meeting
Congress- session next succeeding the time Of their
pOntment
Approved February 81, 1870
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

A gentleman asked little girl what it was
that made person feel 50 funny when another
tickled him.
=" suppose it is the laugh creeping over
him, was the instant reply.
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
pproyed, February 81, 1870.

IPUB!IO-N No. 1871
An Act admit the State Mississippi 10
the Congress of the United States.
Whereas the people Mississippi have framed and adopted
AconstutOn Of which IL Republican, and
whereas the Mississippi elected under SAID
Htituti0n has ratified fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
20 the Consultation United States whereas
ioTnance Of these good faith condition
eadent the the State in Congress
fore
tContnued fourth page.l
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

An Ohio youth, sitting in church, mistook
the gentle touch of the plume on the iaunty
hat of young lady for fly on his neck, and
with the energy Of eXasperation sent plume,
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27
O II EICIAE.
IPuRLIC-No. IOl

LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE FORTY
FIRST CONGRESS
Smyrna times., 1870-07-27

Sambo, did you ever see the Catskill
Mountains No sah, but I've seen EN-
Kill rats.
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Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts. Obtl,-
aries will bo charged at advertisement rates, for
notices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will bo inserted at
!ormor rates, viz: 81 for tho first insertion OF
ono square, Of eight lines or less, and twenty
five cents for each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items Is Gus. per
llnn for the first insertion and eight conts per
I'm" Tor each subsequent insertion will. be
charged.
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TXCELSIOR MILLS,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

We are prepared TO fill crdors for
BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER,
finely ground, y! nine dol lars per ton "f 2loo
pounds, in tho purchascrs RS hagsi i'll our own
bags - ten dollars pc! ton, the bag TO be re-
turned in ten days, and clovon dollars in bar
rols delivered on tho cars or wharf
All bae. not returned within thirty days TO
no psid To- We warrant tho Plaster ground
Mt this Mill as.a pure and unalulLerated ARTICLE
feb l-3m JIEN ~ INV.
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;ET-(ilyc no q call.

1Ets> IlV0 !EN 2 tHIT. GU "
INrILlNERY, TRIMMINGS AND FAN
Nl CY GOODS.
| am now Offering TO the ladies al elegant as
sortmnnt of SMALL WARES and FANG?
GOODS, such rs Japan Chignons and Switches,
from Is 20 Soc Lnc9 and Linen Coz lars and
Cun3, Machine Silks mnd C"ttuns. Twists, Al
pacca anl Mohair skirt Braids, llGndkcrchirls
Runlings, Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Cotton Trim
mings Of al kinds, FringcS, BI'tids and But
tons 4 beautiful assortment of Cnmbrc Elg-
ings and InscrLings; Towels and Towclings,
Zephyrs, Germantown Woods, and in fact cv.
orything that can bn found in ir:t.clnss W.
ricty storo,
Some worry beautiful MILL Very GOODS
still on hand; Black Roa lacn-,lI Of which
can bo found cheap for cA,h only nj
Mrs. &. il. ~ VI PS0N'%,
feb l25 King street.
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Vk,4AN!E WEAilN !GS&
Jju JOE hSDS

ML.aDcr Of tho R"yai G"llrEo Of Surgeons.
London, Gr&Lu..to oi ono .! III" most eminent
Colleges in tho United states, sad tho ;$rc::irr
part OF whose life has been s!r"n. in ti;c h,spt-
ais Of london, Paris, phii.dclphi" "n, o.@"-
wbern hMs effected some Of the most astoAl<h.
ing cures .hnt wero ever kGown, many troub!ci
with ringing in tho hend aud ears when asleep
great nervGusncSs, bcing alarmed .L sudde:.
sounds, bnshli,lnc5s, with frequent blu5hng, NJ
tond cd S,,ructiin, with dor:kngcnont o rULEi.
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ROOFS 81 S74OES.

WOOD AND COAL CIIEAP.
w February Sd, 1870.
Having in yard tho hest quality Of WoOD
and COAL for family use, l will sell nj the
lowest cash prices,
A splondh lot Of soasonod Hickory Wood
Also, LyIiens Valley BOD Ash Coal; ,
Baltimore Comuany's White Ash Egg Coal.
Wiikesbarro White Ash ijtnvn Coal.
Lea Furnnco Coal.
Lorbcrry Nut Coat.
Thanking you for past f.vnrs. | solicit q con-
tinusnco Of tho same, at Nos. 50 and 10 South
Royal street. n,,r,
feb 3-tt A. >. IE l. MN ht.
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GisOCEKAES.

WV. +. ERooAEs'
(Successor 10 Erookes X Taylor,l
FAMILY GROCER
Corner Pitt and Prince streets,
And Dealer in
Fine Toas, Coliaes, Sugars, Pickles, Amcrc nm
and English, Canned Goods, Tobacco
Segars, etc, etc.
N. Is All orders from the county shall re-
celve prompt attention dac
GROCERIES.
Having just returned from thu North. where
|, with great caro-, have selected Very cEnico
lot of GROCERIES, consisting ui evory al ticio
found in tho grocery line, | would invite u
call from my friends and tho public gnncrally.
In my stock can be found
Sugars, Teas and Cotf o., Of all grades.
Brandios, Wines, Whiskies. &c, Foreign
and Domestic.
Preserved Fruits, in cans and jars
Jelies, Sauces, Catsups, &c.
American Pickles, in jars and hbls.
Also Cross and Blackwell's Pickles.
Flour-Finc, Super, Extra and Family.
Tobacco-Smoking and Chewing, of all kinds
Cigars and Cigarettes, q! the finest quAlity.
S0aps-CommOn, Patent qnd Toilet
SYrups and 81 oa5ses
Fine Salts, in SACKS, small bags M huAns.
tsndes-Spurr1 Adamantina and ralluw.
Ninogar-Commun, Cider and White Wine.
Vegetables, in cans and jars.
Nuts-Walnuts, Pecans, Almonds, &c.
Boxed Fruits, such rs Citron, Figs and Rails
ins, in quarter, half and whole boxes ; also,
Serdluss Raisins Dutos, Mince Mont and Cur
rants.
a largo lot Of Wood snd Willow Ware,
Bronnia, &r'
Hams --Country and Sugar curod, c"v"roh
and uncuvarod
Shoulders, Bra.,s, Pieces ani sides
Ard overy other artist" found ~ iirst rlaaa
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: Cash paid for old Iron and Brass.

sep VII
N,AS AND ST AN FITTl N q
"
WIN. COGAN,
No. II North Royal street.
Has constantly on hani large and complete
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACk ETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DKOr
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
pORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES !;
STEAM PIPE, CAGES ai;so' COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings Furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Worl, for Factories, Mills, Sc, prompt
ly and faithfully executed; all at prices which
will give satisfaction. my S-tl
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~ VIM RAMSAY,
".
t:iurrasaor Ia though x KarnaHy)
GROCER,
And heulnr in Fino 'IoHs Tobacco, Cigars,
'nnnat Goods English and American
Pickles, Sauces, Jellios, &c.
lat King street
rclsnnal attention given t." orders from tho
country jan l8-tr
Lf Il SWAlNE,
~ No q! North Royal ST.,
fTwG doors south of old stand,
Has on hand and is constantly receiving fresh
invoices Of
which hn will sell cheap for cash. 10 ~
I CLINTON MILBURN
j, FAMILY GROCER,
And pe4lor in fine TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS,
Cor. Cameron and Royal sts.,
alexandria, Va.
Particular attention pail To tho selection OF
choice Flour and Teas. my 2S-tl
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q EClA l. N . L T. r .

PEClAL NOTtC +.
From the 18th day If January. $50, nniii
tho lst day of February. the land hooks for the
riLy and county of Alexandria will he open ior
correction AS it ro CARDS location OF prop
a,tv and transfers All agents and own
ers If real estate arc hereby notified other to
esl esi or send qualified list Of their property to
rn,' o iersipned, at No. Il South Royal street,
Sheriti's office. d. y: ~ Nntt pnran,o nM,
onoo bours from 10 A. m. to 4 p. m. jan 4
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inn E9 Sherl!l Alexandra county, Va
"TTOME AGAIN, lIOM f AGAIN, From

"Ho"E 4 Af11H; F5RH1aa '!8Hf sIlaEAh + oEA!N' 'N'A
NJ RUBEN, after doing bus lorc for
several years, left year ago 10 better his con-
dition, ,ts ho supposed, and located in Balt-
more; but from experience has learned that Old
Alexandria is tho best place yet; and, therefore,
has returned and rcopnncd ut the spacious store
No 81 King street, u few doors above Water,
(Dr. Cooks old stnnd.) where he win keep on
hand n general assortment of FukNITUEH,
TIN WARE, STOVES, CLhTllING, &c,
and is prepared to purchase, for gMsh. RAGS,
Nj ETALS FUENi iTURE, CLDFlilNG, &c.
ian 2G-1m
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THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE Comply.
STAUNToN, Va,
Offers 10 every head of family perfect security
against this melancholy condition.
II is for LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
Its charter is perpetual.
Its Cash Capital Sl25,0O0.
| 1t is organized on the basis oil tho old hlutual
| Lilo Of New York, and its successful expo
| ricncc
The Premiums arc paid in cash; its Divi.
dcnds arc paid in cash; its policies arc paid IN
cash, without deductions.
| There arc no premium notes, and henco It's
| assets arc all cash, which presents the only
solid, substantial basis OF business for indlVid-
| uals corporations.
1T INSIKES On ALL PROPER, SAFE
TABLES.
1T INSUEFS UNIMpAIKED FEMALE
LIVES
The Company l.. y combination cl tho pro-
prietAry and Hutua! systems, securing the ad-
vantagrs of both.
It's Policies arc non lnr(uitablo alter two
years, Und iHContesla bic Nttor five yoars, for all
mis- statements and errors in application except
rs to tho age of tho applicant. This is u
SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY.
The Assets will be invested in Virginia, and
help 10 build up our own interests in Virginia.
IL comnends itself for its safety, management
ard organization, to every VirG1nian and other
SuULhrrnar in saHr'h Of II safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
lNSTlTl1TlON.
l.ivrng,'nts wanted IN uvnrv prccIurL of every
county ia tire State. Sand for circulars.
Address, PHI tlILIPS & MAYO
General Agents for V rgina and West Virgin
IN, Lock Box ZIG. Staunton, Va
REV. GEORGE A. SMITH,
fnh I'm Ai,t for AlcXa. and vicinity.
INSIEA NGE.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
placed in responsible companies, at fair ratos by
ND 7.tf HOOE WEDDERBURN q co.
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T Asst NOTICE TO r a y = L A y + RS.
SHEkIFF'S; NOTICE.

The largo amount ot taxes unpaid and the
heavy demands for money due on tho County
levy, us also tho State, demands prompt Act"n.
and if not paid by the l2th day Of February. l
will be compelled to COLLECT rs tho law pro-
vidns, AS m payments must be made, ,to accom-
modato those who arc employed during the
day will bo at my Office on Wednesday and
Friday nights from Il! To hal-past = O'Clock.
Office No. II South Royal street.
l. &. UNEAE,
lam 50 ShnriT A lryan1riA county, Nn.
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NEW TYPE, &c,

is prepared 50 oxncutn with nHHtnc@s "nd dis
patch al kinds Of
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

TOW OFTEN Is THE HOUSEHOLD
Ii loaf buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably
N divided for, lett destitute by the want OF a
propor foresight in its deceased protector?
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.

DRUGS. CHEMICALS, &c.
ESTABLISHED 1872
E :. IL A ID B f A. TIE Il " kO.
DEALERS III
PURE DRUGS AND ED(CLNES
CHEMICALS PAINTS, OILS.
NARN1SHES GARDEN SEEDS,
SPICES, ACIDS, &c.
Nos. 8 and 7 South Fairfax Sta,
aug 2-tf hloxandria, Vn.
H. II. COOK. VIM. r. CREIGHTON,
iyDuk 81 CREIGHTON,
Whnlnsale and Rntal Deaf ora in
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PAL NTS,
Vurnshes and Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No ln7 King street.
PROMPT attention given to orders and n
auirins from the country. mar 9-ll
SAMUEL II. JAENEY. NATION IT. JhfhEf
IANNEY " CO.,
y DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and VhrnishnR
FKENCU WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY.
No. Ids, King street.
sss- Orders and Inquiries from tho country
urnmpLly attended! t" sop %''-tl
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BOOK BINDING AND PAPER RULIN

A first. class BOOK BINDERf has bocn
opencd in tho Alexandria Gazette building
whore all kinds of BLANK BOOKS will be
made to order, snd BINDING Of all dcscrlp-
tions executed in superior manner, and on
tho most reasonable terms.
Special attention given to MUSIC BIN ~
ING January ], 1870.