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made by the Canadian authorities in the
coming season to repeat these unneigh-
borly acts toward our fishermen, 1 recon-
mend you to confer upon the Executive
the power to suspend by proclamation the
operation of laws authorizing the transit
of goods, wares and merchandise in bond
across the.territory of the United States
to Canada; and, further, should such an
extreme measure become necessary to
suspend the operation of any laws where
by the vessels of the Dominion of Cana
da are permitted TO enter the waters of
the United States. ~
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LYONS, Dec. s.-Fighting occurred all
day Saturday between Garibaldi's forces
and those Of the Prussians under Gen.
Werder, between the villages of Luter, in
the Department of Gsvone ct Loire and
Arnaile Due, Department Cote dor. The
French were successful and Gen. Cremeir
Is now actively pursuing the flying Prus.
aiana
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OUR NAVY.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Dec. 8,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-25
ssfEY WAkF1ELD'S
COLD w ATE;l

COLD w AIEG
SELF w rs Ii l Il G S q Il J..
The manufacturer having purchased the rlXnt
to tho city and county OF Alexsndrls,, Would
invite the attention oil the public to lnls line
soap. which washes effectually from the coars-
est to tho finest fabric, IN cold, warm, hard,
soft or salt water without boiling or machine
rv. and is guaranteed not to iniure the texture
Of tho finest Cabrib, when used in accordance
with tho instructions. The manufacturer here
by puaranters, in the sum Of five hundred dol
lars that this sonp, used according to the dl-
recLions, will prove lets injurious 10 taDrlcs
than any ordinary soap USED
1t superior sosp, for the following rec
sons, viz:
LIST. The soap, by its own action, dissolvcs the
crease and bcrates the dirt in the garment;
hence it quietly and speedily accomplishes that
which is usually done by labor and violence
board. Very little hand rubbing is rSqulTed
when this soap is used, except whom the dl!t
hiss settled very tightly in tho garment, or II
has heen very much sailed. -.
I'd. Une good wash woman. when familiar
with lis uso can accomplish moro and better
washing with this soap in the same time thsn
two women with Two OF tho best mhchlnes,
using the ordinary soaps in the market.
Sd. The clothes require no blulng, AS they are
b cached every timo they are Wasned, il Ihoy
are dried in the sun.
4th. 1t will wash out coacA or machine grease,
the slightest injury to tho garments. :,
5th. There is no acid or sa!-soda usod IN us
manufacture.
9Th The proprietor guarantees that there IS
nothing in it that can in any way lnIurc gar
! NJ onts, if used rs directed.
| 7tb. II has hoaling effect on skin diseases
such as washing letter, ETC..
| 9Th. Clothing washed with this soap Will last
| more than twice e. long as with tho ordinarJ
| soaps in use.
! 9th. For washing paints, cleaning house. car
| pets securing, ETC., il has no equal. -,
! 10th. By its use you save women, llme' mon
| cy, labor, clothes and fuel.
| l1th. A first premium was awarded by the
| East Pennsylvania Montgomery County Agrl-
cultural md Mechanical Society," September
oath, 1860. Diploma preferred.
! 18th. To consumers it Is tho cheapest soap
manufactured.
Patented March %, 1870, by Alex. WarGeld.
| Thousands upon thousands are now using it,
and will US. no other owing 10 the labor and
time saved in washing, snd the nice finish 1T
| gives to their clothing. Again. by using this
| soap tho annoyance OF hot wator in summer IS
| avoided, and steam in the house during the
| winter, by which many severe colds are con,
tracted, is prevented. For washing prints AMI
woolcns il has no cq,,al Manufscturcd by
K. Ii. LATHAM, Alexsndria, "a.
Buy it, try it, you'll not be withou: It, even
at double lis cost
For sae at The principal stores in the city ahd
county Of Alexandrla. octZ9-eolm
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D B. LLOYD 4 CO
lA. ATTORNEYS FOR
CLAIMS, PENSION. BOUNTY LAND, &c.
Office: 10. 6l2 Louisiana avenue,
--- . (Betwea1 Gtb and 7th sts..)
Washington city, u. G.
Will attend &c all Claims in Congress Or
against tho Unitod States, &c.
CoLI. LI.ECTIoNs.-Buy and sell Land Warrants,
Property, &c, and Negotiate Loals in large or
s:"&ll sums.
PeI2E MONEY. Claims tENt have been aban-
Goned hy other Attorneys and a gents rs worth
less, have been successfully prosecuted by u.
Cash advanced on Claims, SC
Fire and Marine Insurance effected IT. the
lowest rates.
Gss-I4ctters addressed as above will receive
promptly our attention.
Refers by permission to-Hon. james q.
Blsirc, Speaker ilouso of Representatvos {;
Hon. j. NJ Howard, U.S.Sen.; Hon. Lewis Me-
konzic; Con. NJ. D. Gnrse ~ Bro, Bankers,
Alexandria, W.. }. Freeman Haisn, Clerk
Court Com. Pleas, Bait; Capt: Jas. NJ: Steuart,
ex-Sherit, Alexandria. Va. Hon. Judge a. IS.
Olin Hon. n. &. Ordwsy, Sgt. Arms, q. s
II. Of 4. Washington, 10 lift
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po1yNEs1A.-Dr. Muleos, of London, says
that more than three hundred OF these
Islands have been cvargelzad. 10 these more
than 4oO, 900 have been led to cast away ntI thsr
basthcnism and embrace Christianity. There
aust are still living W more than 100000 of these; L
Won m Iook at these islands what do you lind
What has been the work of the gospel wha'
the fruit of the gospel among them! oennl m
balism, infanticidc, have been removed. EVe'
rywhere Sunday is observed better than 1" Lon
dOn.''
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DRY GOODS.
CtAssIMERgS, CLOTHsAND BEAVERS.

NASSIMERES, ,CLOTHSAND BEAVERS.
just orenad, another large addition TO our
STOCK Of Cloths and C,ssimeres for suits.
Raavnrs for ovnrcuats.
Trimmed suits and OvercOAts made to order
by fashionsblo tailors.
Our very large increase or business in this
department assures Ii: that we have given sstis-
faction in the past, and We Drapose 20 ccn!ihue
to 10 So in The futur9.
Gents Shirts mado BY moasu:on. CIT, Of the
best material. and IA fit guaranteed.
nov % WIThiEii & SLAEMAhEH.
nj GW DRESS GOODS.
We arc receiving aimos. daily ,ac latest styles
of Dross Goods, and VS. our large sales enable
US to buy low, wc can offer special induccments
IN prices. We would namo particularly Plain
Empress Cloths and Irish Poplns, in all colors
| The latter arc particularly cheap.
nov q WITMER s. &SLAYMAKER.
DAISLEYSl PAISLEYSl
| l. very large assortment. direct from tho
| importers, al varieties. These goods we otter
| 1t much lower ra.os than tho same quslity
| would be sold for in the larger cities. Call and
nov WITMER s. sLAYMAKER.
DLACK IRISH POPLlNS-B Beautiful DUAL.
opened somo Black Irish Poplins that wo think
arc very chesp. Gall and soc them;
nov I WITMER s. &SLAYMAkER. :
NTM N. BERKLEY, No. Cd King street.
w has Just opened moro of those Black AL
pacAs, so cheap. Also Black Silk, to which he
invites attention. nov
| fHaABLE DAMASK, in white and half bleach
I cd Table Napkins, Towels, Crash, Irish
Linens, Butchers Linon-all at low prices, at
now VIM. N. BERkLEY'S.
| nRESs GooDs-JUsT OPENED.
Worstod Plaids, Plaid Poplins, White CASH
| bargain; Opera Flaunels, with other very de-
nova ~ WIN. N. BERKIEY's.
XgIlLLIAM MURRAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. NORTH FAIRFAA STREET,
Has Just received his
FALL AMP AMD WINTER ASSORTMENT OF
CASSIMERES,
AND VESTINGS.
lie invites his friends and customers to csll
and examine his stock. sop 24-tf
J. L ehlse'
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Sc King street,
Has opened full line Of first class goods for
| Fall and Wintor wear, consisting of
FRENCH AND
ENGLISH CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES AND
VESTINGS,
imported expressly for tho trade, t9 which he
| invites attention. aug 30-eo2m
EsTM N. BERKLEY,
w NO. "a KING STREET,
| Has just opened largo and well selected
stock OF seasonsble
DRY GOODS,
t, which be invites his friends and ull wanting
good and cheap goods to give him y call.
| r. ver; desirable assortment 0f goods for
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
A1go DRESS GOODS for ladies. Gal! early.
SOP N-tf
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PEsOFES&faaNhE..

n nENTAL CARD.
. Dr. LOOCKERMAN respectfully informs
tho public that having purchased large amount
ofDental Material for cash, thereby saving q
largo per coinage, he is willing TO give tho pub
lie tho benofit Of tho same ty reducing his
prices, and bringing his services within the
roach O! all who wish The best work. ....
Office hours from q u TO g p. m. Corner
Washington and Prince sts oct 22-lm
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G. G. N f A. LIE,
y. ..... .-
ATTO.RNE
-AND-
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Practices in Aexantrn and adjacent coun~
ties. Office with Brent tE W0t!les. No. 10
Prince street, Alexandria, Va. sop 3-tr
tnR. JAMES B. HCpDKlN,
DENTAL SURGEON,
[Gradumte Baltimore College Dental Surgery, !
: Ofice and Residence 90 Prince ST.,
rs - Two doors above Royal,
Alexandria, Va.
NITROUS OXIDE AS administered.
aug 2--tf
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SEWING MACHINES The number OF these
machines made ty twelve principal COMPANIES
during the past year amounted to O,GG9,
which, at the average price OF g irst-clasa ma
chine, say s75 aggregated tota!, $2l 05V, 10.
The first class Am:r rican sewing machine Is to
be found in all quarters OF the world. and the
supply comes principally from thus CITY and
Boston. There are many cheap machines,
which arc sold all the way from tive 10 twenty
dollars, which are not counted in these iisnrcS.
There are also many cheap limitations OF the
best American machines manufactured IN iInG.
land and on the Continent which arc sold as OF
American make. Germany, in particular, docs
a very large business OF this kind, Hamburg
having no less than six large factories runn'ng
and finding market principally IN Eussla
with which country VIC have comparatively
little direct trade Notwithstanding this con-
pettion, the machines sent from this couhuy
command high prices ahrosd, Oh account OF
excellence in workmanship and finish, and arc
exported in large numbers Annually. All OF
the largest manufacturers have agencies In the
principal cities of Europe, and receive large
orders from abroad by nearly every steamer
The largest number made by any Que concern
in year was sc. Isl. Notwithstanding TIC
large amount OF work which can DC done tty
these Ingenious contrlVanccs, which used TO DC
done entirely by hand, there seems to be 20
diminution Of hand work in many branches OF
business AS the cost of manufacturing good
sewing machines varies from 81, 80 to SCO,and
the prices at which they arc sold range from
$50 to $3.50, the profits OF the business arc
enormous. .-Nca0 York. Bulletin.
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SPECIAL I'm calling attention TO my re-
ES movsl 7 am pleased 80 present my SC
acknowledgements to ms many friends for their
consideration and OIL Lcouregcm cnt. BEING com
PEELED by increase Of business and want Of room
10 sock larger quarters [ would announce that
anl now prepared for business with an extra
ordinary stock Of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
in tho large building for so many years occu.
pied by Bryan, Adams s. Co., it having been
thoroughly renovated and modcrnized. Now
Chat my facilities for more extended business
have been graaty augmented, ] would state
that still greater inducements TO encourage
{, at!e will be offered; the old and wiso maxi
Of Quick sales srd small profits" will tn
strictly adhered to- and that in tho future az
vinco my friends that J have 81 consideration
for their interest OF woll as my own.
EUAS. ". GREEN,
novl7 &c King street.
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wv HEl,{EXAM!":' Gs$a-c.asc ih!T!-
iiiGisE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
Ii i;I2 five years. sold ut factory prices CT -"
cJ:nmo:!sl!ng Terms usual in other ciiio:
P&KhUE OHtihES from the Best MAJ kcra.
! will nlsc furnish PIANOS from any maker
preference, aL factory prices. | hope thereby
10 leave no cause for those who hnve nt hcArt
the interest 0! A?cyaaGris 10 bny away from
home.
have also PIANOS from fr:t-ci,.ss makers,
thGt havo been out On rent, for sale st very r5-
duced prices, Every instrument wArrantol.--
Also the following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Elutinsa. hccor-
Ioons, Concortinas, VionncGiiGs, Barjos, Vio-
lin Bows Bridges Pins, E"sif?, Mouth Organs,
&C., SC.
Gs- Best quality Violin sud Guitar Strings
Instrumental snd Vocal Sheet Music, In
s!cuction Books and Music paper. Orders 10:
Music solicited and flied 1T Tho shortes. notice
My !s.ailiL!es for repairs of Pianos, Organs,
Accordcnns, Fiolins, &C SC, Grr much or
larsed, and Satisfaction gHsrsntoed.. ,
Pianos, Organs. &C., jor Eentt; A,o, tH%ed ~,
and packed. Ian 10 '. b4Chak.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF The LA
"A TEST IMPROVED STOVES, for sale
'' " u. 4. CLARKsON's,
Is south Royal street
TALL AEDSEE MOODS celebrated
< FIRE. PLACE HEATERS,
to heat two or three rooms, s: ~
F. II. GLARKSON'S,
13 south Royal street.
--------------------
LII KINDS OF TIN, SHEET IRON
n STOVE AND FURNACE WORK dono
at reasonable prices for cash, by
f. II. CLAKKSOE*,
l3 south Royal street.
rF,uE CELEBRATED IEONSIDES AND
/ PRIDE OF MARYLAND COOKING
STOVE, lor sale exclu:ively by w
Z. Il. CLARESON,
SOD 1871 l3 south Royal street.
DRUG STORE.
Having purchased tho Drug Store on the
northeast corner of King and Washing gton SIS;
for 9 number OF wears past known rs al burn
Drug Store, l respectfully inform the citlz2ns
of Alexandria and vicinity that VIII keNp
constantly on hand a full and complets assort'
mont of all articles usually found IN hrst' CHASE
drug store.
ronndinp of prescriptions day and night.
aug 81 Eff SAMUEL H. LUNT.
REMovAL.
CHARLES W. GREEN,
ENGLISH, FRENCH GERMAN s. AMER.
ICAN FANCY GOODS,
White Goods, Notions, Ladies' and Gents Fur
nishing Goods,
Has removed to -
IS KING STREET.
nov11 Alexandria, Va.
A XES! AXE6l-Just received Mann,s i,,S
N Stewsrrs, Hurb's Hammonds $, LeVeilLt
and other makes of Axes, oil of best quality
wholesale and retail co,,
| oct 2e SO King street.
| (1EDAR and PAINTED TUBS, Buckets
Washboards, Brooms Matches, Scrub AM
| Blackinc Brushes, Rope, &C.. for sale by
nov IA }. G. MILBURN.
| TISHERS SUNRIVALLED M1NCE MEA-
| { received and for sale by
) AVERY .S DAVIDSON.
! nov % 22G King St., cor. Alfred.
/ VACUUM PAN nEd PORTO RICO 81
/, Y CARS received to. day snd ior sale l0W y
| nov ID J. c. MILBURN.
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IN IOOCkEkMhN. -zsr,,s.,
SURGEON DENT1sT', tTfYssY|'ss tt1T1ifiaiIS|

jGrad of Bait. College Dental Surgery, 1919
CORNER PRINCE g WAsuINGroN SITS.
ALEXANDRIA, w.
Dr. L.. respectfully informs the public that
for tioe,sty gears he hAs given especial attention
to the prescrTat:Cn cf tho !i&tural teeth, and
wish TO scre them to call on him, knowing that
,nany ere extracted and destroyed that hy pro-
por treatment might DO presrryod and made
usetul for life Artificial tceth inserted ONLY
A. AFrRovEr III PROFESSORS AND CoLLaHEs.
nov GO--ti
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nov II

DkRGAINS.
- ROBERT L. WOOD,
No. ca corner Of King and Fairfax streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Asks tho attention of purchasers TO the icl"
lowing: -,
We havo especial bargains in rich Black
Gross Grain Silk, Irish Poplns, in hlnc, brown
green ard blscI; Empress Cloth, all tho new
Shades; Mohar Iustre; Rich PlaiGs; Zeal
Cashmere Briilante; Baden Cloth for suits,
very pretty; ovoryshjDg now in medium and
low priced goods for ladies' dresses,
BLACK ALPhCA-Our line of rich Mo.
hair Alpncas cannot be surpassed. Those goods
are very beautiful snd cheap.
WHITE GOODS--lri:h Linen. Cambrcs,
Nainsooks, Lsces, Edgngs, Infants Waists
goods for evening and party dresses [nov l6
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A NEW ANT1DoTE FOR TNTp,ypEp

A NEW ANTIDOTE FOR lNTEMpERANCE.-
What follows may strike the reader as an ab-
su rdity and tho coinage Of q prolific brain, but
the facts can be substaptiatcd as being true in
every particular, notwithstanding the story
smatters' OF the prepostcrous For good rea-
sons 10 y, ,Smes are mentioned in connection
with the ah.,ir. Several months since gen
tleman who hal been in the habit of returning
10 his home at night in an intoxicated condi-
ton suddenly ceased drinking, nor could the
strongest invitations Of his friends induce him
to take another drop. He refused to explain
why he had abandoned the cup, and 1t was but
few days since that he Hlatcd why he ceased
tipping. He said that he was possessed OF a
dear and good vile. and that on one occasion,
after he had returned home in : drunken con
diton, his wife tied him in q blanket and ad-
ministered to him sound whipping, the 10
strument of casti igaton being Il stout stick.
By this means the wife supposed to effect
cure, but the medicine proved Intellectual, and
the intcxication continued. Finally she hit up
on an Ingenious plan for reclaiming her hus-
band, and one day while he was sober she waru-
ed him that he stood in great danger OF incurrlng
the displeasure of Heaven for his sins, and
that, sooD er or later. dire afficton would over
take him. The advice was thrown aside, and
one night the wife prepared cup OF glue and
husband came homo and retired to bed she
skiIuliy glued his eyes over with the sticky
substance, and patiently awaited Gaylieht for
the denouement. That time came. and great
was the CONSERVATION Of the husband when he
ascertained that he could not open his eyes
Now was the time tor the wife 20 finish her
scheme. She prcfeSscd the greatest sorrow for
her husband, reminded Hubby Of what sae
had previously said concerning the wrath OF
Heaven, and expressed her firm belief that her
husband had been struck blind. The husband
groaned in spirit, aud called upon his wife for
help. She suggested prayer, and at last the
agonized man te upon his knees and suppl
Gated the Throne OF Mercy for relief. While
thus engaged the wife applied warm water to
the glued eyes. and finally the linen was rc-
moved and The sight restored to The now over.
joycd and truly repentent husband. tic fully
believed that he had been struck blind, that
his prayer had been heard,and that the events
OF the night had been g warning inV him To-
abandon the fatal cup. lie kept his nromisc,i
and it was but few days since that his wife re.
vcaed TO him the cause of his blindness. The
joke was too good to keep and it was told ON
Monday night, at Temperance meeting, by:
her husband. - Bait. 1mcricnn
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HISTORY OF A MISSING MEMENTo.-On the
I'd Of March, 1867: Congress appropriated
$4,000 for gold medal to be presented TO Cy'
rus w. Field upon the completion OF the At,
lantic cable. The medal was made OF solld
gold. weighing some three or four pounds.
elaborately carved and mounted, and enclosed
in pearl case mounted with gold. Secretary
McCuloch, who was then Secretary OF The
Treasury. received the medal from The mlnt
and sent it to President Johnston hy his conn.
Dental secretary. Tho medal was missed
shortly after this, and upon luqulry being madc
Mr.. Johnston stated lie had returned 1t TO the
Treasury Department.. Nothing could boh heard
OF it at the department, and 1t was floaHy oc
lievcd that the medal had been stolen: Con,
ercss therefore made an appropriation or S5,o0o
for dupioate, which was made and present
cd to Mr.. Field about two years ago.
1t now turns out that the original medal was
returned to the Treasury Department by lrcSi'
dent Johnston after he had viewed II, and the
messenger gave it to Assistant Treasurer ut,
tle who locked it us in his private safe, anu
never heard the charge that it had been stolen,
or an appropriation made for new ono. ihc
medal remained in his safe until Saturday last,
when MIR. L. inquired of Gen. Spinner why
Mr.. Field did not come for his medal. Gen.
Spinner was greatly aStoniShed, ct course, at
hearing all the facts in tn case, and will retain
the medal until some disposition be made by
Congress- 1t is probable that it will be placed
on exhibition in the Smithsonian. as. Mr.. Field
has already received tic Duplicate HasA'ag'
ton Star
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r UST RECEIVED

EUST RECEIVED.
eE A largo stock OF
HANDSOME TEA TRAYS & WATERS,
Solid Cocoa, India Rubber and Jute Door
Mats, Clothes Wriagcrs, Toilet Sets, Cha1i II
Dishes, Fire Irons Coal Hods, Fluting Ma
chimes, pinkng and Futing Irons, Fancy
Clothes and Market Baskets.
A full line Of ROGEES' BROS CDTLEEY
handsome selection of Plated Spoons, Forks
Rubber Dishes, Castora, Molasses Pitchers, ,&c.,
warranted best quality, and everything to be
called fer in first class House Furnishing
stora. Call and examine our large stock at 81
King street, AleXsndris. >,>.
OCT u A.. II. MOTT d co.
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'HaABLE DAMASK, in white and half bleach
I cd Table Napkins, Towels, Crash, Irish
Linens, Butchers Lnon-all at low prices, at
nov 7 VIM NJ BERkLEY'S.
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nRESS GOODS-JUST OPENED.
Worsted Plaids, Plaid Poplins, White CASH
more, Mouslins, Serges, Black Alpacas, o great
bargain Opera FaDnels, with other very de-
sirable and cheap goods, at
nov4 VIM. n. BERKLEY'S.
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MEDICAL.
DALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DE. JOHNSTON.

Physician of this celebrated institution, has
discovered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant
and Etfectual Remedy ir the world for sll
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NTM N. BERKLEY, No. Cd King street.
w has just opened moro Of those Black AL
pacAs, so cheap. Also Black Silk, to which he
invites attention. nov
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A LII KINDS OF TIN, SHEET IRON
n STOVE AND FURNACE WORK dono
at reasonable prices for cash, by
f. II. LAKKSON:
l3 south Royal street.
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DLACK IRISH POPLlNS-Bes DUAL.
- ity and Color.--We have this morning
opened some Black Irish Poplins that wo think
are very cheap. Call and soc them:
nov 7 WIIMER s. SLAY YMAkER.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

fNSHOMAS PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND AGENT FOR
MAGNIfM RUNUM AND BhU5H'S
HhW BON K PH0SPHATE.
No. IS King street, Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention 9ivcn to the sale Of al!
kinds Of Country Produce and filing orders
for t:uano, Farming impIonents. Seeds. Gro
ccrie: Plaster, Fish, Salt. Lime, &c, at lowest
market rates. aug 3t-.i