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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

Two important statements have re-
Gently been made by Paris correspond
ents: First. that Gambctt;l is planning
to snpersede ar Thicrs; and, second,
that there is IL very alarming stntc Of
things in the French army-the old and
tho new army l'cing ut swords points
with each other. Iu addition to what
correspondents have stated on these sub
jects, we tind the following remarkable
article i'll the Fignu'o:.
"Onr next C:rs;lr after M. ThierH will
be Gnnbettn, who is formed to Play the
role. and is studying his part. He has
tho strong nnd hollowsounding voice
which tells upon tho crowd and makes Il
tyrant popular. y He
has already shown himself superior to all
petty scruples of legality and justice,
and that to attain the end he proposes
he is not tho MN to weigh means in
severely moral scale. The useful is the
only limit he places to his will The
Latin blood runs through his veins and
the Latin ideas reign in his thoughts: /:
he is descended in direct line from the
Romans Of the empire, and has their
domineering spirit and political in
stincts. III word, he belongs to The
line of the Caesars, and has in him tho
stuff Of consummnte dictator. A man
OF authority, he cares nnnght for liber-
ties, and it is on the people that ht
will found his power.
"IIis pnrtisaus are already found, an.l
the party is formed. It includes, first
Of nl, the chiefs appointed by Gambet-
to, the officers who broke their parole,
considering that it wonld bo better to
prolong n uaeless resistance than TO OBJ
servo their oath, and those officers who,
having obtained high grades, can only
hope to keep them on tho condition Of
Gambetta seizing power. * x
The conspiracy is boing Matched under
our eyes slowly md prndently, as II
good conspiracy which desires to succeed
should be hatched. Conspiracies in the
dark are not dangerous, but what we
have to fear are those carried on in the
brond daylight, like that of the % OF
December. The Ctosar promised to our
Democratic hopes knows how to be
silent aud to hold himself aloof. Ho has
been reproached for being violent and
febrile, but he can bo rs tame ns Il lamb
and circnmspect rs Il turtle. He calcu-
lates, weighs md waits. Flo calculates
how many days tho authority Of M.
Theirs can exist; ho weighs the value Of
tho Assembly III case Of conflict; md
he remains silent, 40 that people may SEQ
what ho thinks. Is it tho fruit Of II fec.
tion, or the natural policy OF his I!al;an
minla"
To make time go fast use the srnr of
tho moment
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August II

Mn. P. p. ToALE's NEW OFFICE AND S.1rs
kooMs.-We are happy to uform our renders
tIst their old acquaintance. Mr.. r. r. Toalc,
while continuing mis- manufactory Of doors,
Charleston. $. G.. has opened u handsomo
Office md extensive sales rooms mt No. 90
fiayne street. where they will find it moro
convenient to call on him when hey visit the
city The sales rooms extend to No. 80
linckncy stree, where there ia another Gu.
trance. Send and gst new and extended
price iist OF latest tyl-s, etc. See advertiee.
ihrnt July IL limo /
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

OFFICIAL RArFLE NUMBERS Charleston Chari.
table Association. for benefit Free School fund:
RAFFLE CLASS No. 1856 5-AIorning-Auous4 16.
35-lo-4-2G 42-G7-57-62 5000 1929
Wltnors our hands. at Charleston. this 1GtL
August, 1871. FEM PECk
JAMES GILLILAND,
August II Sworn COMMISSIONERS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS
p. Cantwell- IF. NJ. Beef.
Misses Elmore-School Notice.
Geiger L McGregor Reward.
u. 9. Peixotto g. Son--Fruit Jars.
DR.. Heinitsb -Tonics and Elixirs.
II. j. Rurper-Conl.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

DEATHS. We are called upon, this
morning, to recoid the death Of two cl-
dcrly citizens Of Columbia-Rev G. w.
BogSs. who departed this life in Pendlc-
ton, on the 14th instant; and VIM. H.
Scarborough, Esq. WHO died in this city
yesterday. Mr.. Boggs was al aged man,
and for many years Jealous missionary
III Hindostan and other foreign coun-
tries. He wns, we believe, native Of
this State. and hnd for the past fifteen
years resided in Columbia anl vicinity.
He leaves several sons aud many other
relatives and friends to mourn his do.
cease. Mr. Scarborough had been a re-
sident Of Columbia for many years. and
was skilled in his rr' iession Of portrait
painting. He hnd Jecn confined to his
bed for IL length OF time. \ largo circle
Of relatives and friends arc left to H.
mcnt his death.
We are requested TO return the thanks
Of The parents to the Israslitcs Of Coium-
bin, for tllcir kindness in attending to
tho burial Of the yonng child Of Mir. and
Mrs. JOS. Brown, Of Ncwbcrry.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

DETHRoNED SOyEREIGSS SEEKISG ASi-
LCM-NAroLEoN AND isabella. 1t WAS
recently announced that tho Emperor
Napoleon intended to inke up his resi-
.lence ut The Chateau Of Arenberg, in
Switzerland. The Journnl tis Lyon de-
clares that the French Government las
protested against this step. a Bcrne
papcr now points out that til&. Emperor
Napoleon is q Swiss subject, having
acquired il,c right Of citizenship at
Thurgan. aud having, i'll virtue of it..
served i'll tho Swiss army. Apnrt from
this, however. it trusts that the right of
asylum will ba accorded to the Emperor
ns to any other foreigner. But now the
New York IY5riu snys it is understood
that previous to the fall Of the french
empire Mt Se.san, Napoleon WAS III nego-
iiation with Richard Schell, Of New
York, for the Jumel estate, which lie
proposed to use for residence in case of
being dcthroued. The los, uf mnch of
his wealth by tho war forced hina to look
for retreat of more modest dimensions.
He is, therefore, treating with Samuel
L. Al. Barlow for the Burton E.enuar,l
estate, At Gle II Cove, for which it is cx-
pected he will have to pay 5000. 600.
Meantime, ex Queen Christina. of Spain.
is negotiating with Schell for tEs Jumcl
estate, for 81. .000.00
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

LEGALITY OF SUNDAY MAnEIAGEs. In
Now York, the question Of the Legality
Of Sunday marriages is exciting con-
siderable attcution III legal, as well rs
clerical minds. There seems to he M
eqnal division Of both parties in this I'M
portant matter. 1t il held THAT as mar
riage is n legal civil contract. aud that
legal civil contracts are Illegal if mn,lc
on the Snbbath-it is void if performed
on this day. An interesting test case is
now pending III Rochester, New York
y millionaire died there, recently. and
willcd all llis property to the children Of
his second wife, aisinheriting two Of Ills
own children. The marriage vas per
formed on Sunday. 1t is not clear how
this will invalila.e tho will should The
decision be against Sunday marriages,
bnt some lawyers belize" that in sncl /,
ease the will cOnld and wonl,l he broken.
II the court decides that marriages are
invalid if performed on that day. no
doubt many more Interesting anl point.
cd eases will arise.
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Tho riot i'll Dublin, during The visit Of
the Royal family. proves to'havo been q
much moro serious affair. than we were
led to suppose by the telegrnphic de-
spatclics. It VII, brought 70 an untimc-
y end by tho threatening attitude OF the
Irish people, and ut ono time the most
intense anxiety for tho safety Of the
Royal visitors wns experienced in Lon
don. The programme was only half
completed, and the party left Ireland
under Il strong and formidable military
and police escort Tho visit having been
projected and undertaken as II pncifica-
tory measure, it's lamentablc, not to say
ing'orious failure, will certainly heightcn
the resentment already existing; leaving
the prospect Of future peace and liar
mony more cheerless and unpromsing
thnn ever.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-16

r Advertisers residing in the Eastern United States sae
pay for their cards by enclosing GrseHbdeks United
Postage Stamps for such they wish - pay
paid for
~ Business Cards, when prepaid for year, are allowed
discount these rates which for transient advertise
ments when paid charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-16
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.

VuNHE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE
above Company have been authorized insure risks
Cargo, Freight and Treasure,
from Honolulu all ports Of the world, and vice
ola 1y u. HACKFELD & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-16
TWO Lives.
BY GEORGE w. SEARS

at With their small white feet in the brook.
80 e-uu,ry maidens, OF beauty rare
E.,s With her bright esPiegie look,
- hlus-sysd Blanche with her golden hair.
rs..ir was fragrant with new mown hay,
rrs vrfd bee wrought with drowsy huns
- ,hev ehartsd the dreamy hours away
Win girlish plans for the years to come
And abe With the eyes Of sparkling jet
Voud be content as a farmers vile,
To ,buu the foIIies that wear and fret,
For the quiet pleasures Of country life.
TDso Blanche. with her laughing eyes Of blue
shook down river Of sunny hair
7ta, ,inpIed and flowed in golden hue
o,sr bosom and neck, and shoulders bare
..nd - abe .aid. will live in the town,
With laekeys 70 90 or TO come at CALI
AntI .AouId be proud men might crown
Me queen Of beauty at root or ball
NV husband shall be millionaire
All, poorly you guess the future ii'e'
On you. with your beauty ripe and rare
shall fail the lot Of the farmers wife
And red-Epped Kate, with her midnight curis'
Shall win the riches for which you pine
Her brow shall gisten with gems and Pearls'
Her table with plate and costly wine
But she shall long for the new mo"n nay,
And Ihe Eusty shsdoss on upland leas,
And sickrn and tire Of her splendid way,
And sigh for the brooks. and birds, and bees.
And you will sneer at your narrow lot,
And weary and tire Of your household cares,
And each will eovet what each has not,
And pine for the burden the other bears
Nh 0 rytv dame and Oh farmers wife
Each from the other TOO long estrangedi
Ye were two jewels Of love and life,
II but the setting were turned and changed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-28
Military Celebration.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-The celebration
of the o5th anniversary of the Philadelphia
Rifle Club commenced to-day with Il parade
of the organization comprising eighteen hun
dred members. Delegations are present from
New York, New Jersey: Washington, Rich,
.mond Baltimore, Delaware, New Haven and
other localities The members and participants
were conveyed to the Schutzen park bIy special
continued every half hour during the day. At
noon banquet was given in the spacious pa
Wilton of the grounds, presided over by MIR.
Richard MacKee, at which Mayor Fox, Gen.
Meade, Gen. Patterson and other celebrities
responded to the toasts The celebration vii!
continue four days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-28
From New York.

NEW York, Aug. 2S.--A yacht upset in
the harLor opposite Fort Hamilton yesterday,
and fourteen persons, including two women
and four children came near finding watery
grave. They were discovered clngIng to the
boat and rescued
\ few weeks ago, Mrs. Ann Foley and Mrs.
Mary Garry, two elderly ladies Of West 10th
street had hostile encounter in which Mrs.
Foley got the thumb Of Mrs. Garry between
her teeth and bit it badly. Suppuration ensued
from the bite and Mrs Garry died at Bellevue
hospital yesterday. A warrant Was issued Tor
the arrest Of the honicidal bitter.
Early yesterday morning during difficulty
at the residence Of Thomas Luddy, in North
9th street, Williamsburg, Peter Ryan brutally
kicked Mrs. Luddy in the abdomen. She is in
an advanced state Of pregnancy. The wretch
was arrested, Judge VOORHEES, refusing ball.
Mrs. Luddy is not expected to live.
The French section of the international So
ciety Of this city held meeting last night
and resolved to accept the invitation Of the
Workingmens Union to take part in tho great
demonstration on the 18th of September, pro
vded the section be allowed to carry the red
nar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-28
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.]
FOREIGN NEWS.

VERSAILLES, Aug. 2S-Advices from Alge-
ria are very grave. All the labora villages
have been destroyed and the rebels are attack
ing the tribes which remain faithful to the
French government.
LONDON, Aug. 2S-Thc French deputatlon
who since their arrival in Ireland have been
met with constant succession of enthusiastic
greetings from the people OF Ireland, leave
Dublin to- morrow for England.
The report that treaty Of alliance, offensive
and defensive, has been concluded by Prussia
and Italy, rests on the authority of Il special
dispatch to the London Telegraph
The ships Iyphoon, built ut Portsmouth,
u. H., and owned in Singapore, and the Keel
ing, have been wrecked. Several lives were
lost in each vessel.
ROME, Aug. 2S.-The rumor that Menabrea
has been appointed arbitrator on the part of
Italy upon the Alabama claims, proves, lncor-
rect No selection has yet been made tor that
position by King Victor Emanuel.
PARIS, Aug 2S.-Gcncr,l Ducrot has been
appointed military commander at BrugcS
1t is reported that the radical deputies will
resign their seats in the assembly and contest
the elections in all the departments. The dis
custom of the report Of the committee upon
the motion submitted by NJ. Rvet for the
prulongation of the power Of Theirs will begiu
in the Assembly tomorrow.
The municipal council of Paris has resolved
to issue, in the form of i lottery, three per
cent loan for a large amount
The deaths in Paris during the past week
number S23, Including six from cholera.
Baron Won Arnin, German negotator, re-
mains at Versailles.
The Steele has an editorial in favor Of the
proposal of the London Workngmens society
that communist prisoners be allowed to emil
crate to Lower Canada.
LONDON Aug. 2S.-An attempt was made
to day by unknown parties, TO explode the
monument of King George e4th, at Kingston
Though much blackc ned by gun. powder the
monument received no real injury.
BERLIN, Aug. 2S.~-The strike of the Berlin
lnasons has ended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-28

MOBILE, Ala, Aug 2S.-The low pressure
steamer. Ocean Wave, exploded her boiler at
halt:past five 0 clock Sunday afternoon at Point
Clear wharf About 200 cxcursionlsts were on
board, of whom from fifty to sixty were killed
and wounded \ portion of the bodies were
brought to this city by the steamers Fountain
and Annie last night; the others will be
recover the drowned The cause of the disas-
ter has not been ascertaincd An investigation
will be made There was one creole family
consisting of seven persons, six of whom were
killed The captain. engineer and pilot were
killed Only three officers escaped.
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LEG.7L .N'OTICES.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
l. county NJ D. Ball and Others VS. D: ID.
Ball and others In chanccry. In vacation.
August TO- 1877.
1t WAS adjudged, ordered and dccrced that one
Of the Commissioners Of this Court do take the
following accounts:
lst. Tint he ascertain when W. w. Ball, Lu-
cy W. Ball and Martha c. Ball, departed this
life and what heirs they left respectively, and
who are now the heirs OF the said parties rcspoc-
lively, and in what degree or portion.
ID That he ascertain the debts Of each, the
said w. W. Ball, and Lucy w. Ball, and Mar
thu c. Ball, and also of s: NJ. Ball, deceased
and what debts are charged on their respective
lands, with the priority of said debts, and any
matters in relation thereto ard for this purpose
that he convene the creditors of said w. W.
Ball, Lucy W. Ball. Martha e. Ball and 5. NJ
Ball by publication, 0ncn wee; for four con-
secutivc weeks in the Fairfax News, and in
some newspaper published in Alexandria.
3D. That he settle the administration accounts
of w H. Dulany, IL administrator of ). NJ
Ball and of " C. Ball; Of NJ. D. Ball, rs ad-
ministrator of Lucy w. Ball, and Of D. II. Bal AS
administrators of ". W. Ball, Of which he shall
give notice us above; and that he ascertain OF
what land the said w. w. Ball, Lucy w. Ball
and NJ g. Ball died seized, and 10 whom and III
what proportions the same should descend. and
report hi, action under this decree, with any
other matters deemed pertinent Ext. Tcstc
f. ID. RICHARDSON, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-28
r OUDOUN COUNTY STOCK SALES,
IL Al
HAMILTON, VA, TUESDAY, 18TH DAY

OF AUGUST 1871,
Will be offered at public auction, in the Grove
near Hamilton, on Tuesday, August 18th, large
lot of STOCK from various portions of the
county, and IMPLEMENTS of all kinds, con-
FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES,
many Of which are fine draught horses, and
others arc we'll suited for harness and the saddles
a great many COLTS of all ages, among which
is a fine PERCHERON, sired by Mark An
thony;" several pens of Fat Cattle, Sheep,
some wcll-brcd Bucks Oxen, Mich Cows, &c;
As the books, for entering stock to be sold, Will
be kept open at the Enterprise office until sale
day, this list may be largely increased by that
time The object Of these monthly stock sales Is
to furnish regular opportunities to farmers and
others to exhibit and dispose of their stock,
or in fact anything they may have to sell, Mt the
best market price. At the same time they afford
facilities to purchasers to select what they desire.
All those who have anything to sell are request
ed to come and bring it with them, and those
who wish to purchase are invited to be present
and inspect for themselves. =,
Sale to commence at II o clock n. m, OF said
day r,,
Board of Managers David Carr, Mahlon
Hatcher, S. n Brown, Joshua Smith and VIM.
Shawcn AMOS HUGHES, President
JAS. NJ. HoGE, Secretary aug S-eo5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-28
DU BLIC NOTICE.

This is to notify my friends and the public
generally that | AN now prepared ~ iurnlsn
them with STOVES or ALL DESCRIP-
,TLONS, having made arrangements with the
manufacturers which will enable me t" sell at
rates as low ~ the same articles can be obtained
in the Northern cities. My stock is large NY
experience Of 80 years in the business, with my
personal attention, l. think entities me to claim
of the public liberal patronage. My ann ana
object is rs it has always been, to deal faithful
" with all, and give full value for their money;
w"pa Of all in want of eo CH0h !toya
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. also
call attention to
BIBBS HEATER,
For heating rooms, the best Fireplace Heater,
| think, that is made. Warranted in every case
to act we'll My stock of stoves and tinwarc is too
varied to mention, but would invite all in want
TO call and examine for themselves.
ENOCH GRIMES.
mug 25-tf AZ King ST., Alexandria, Va
w ANTED-E Every person to know that the
w finest GREEN and BLACK TEAS are
sold BY GEO. McBURNEI j. son,
lbs and 10 King st.
Try and be convinced. aug6
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CHERRIES NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
rINO BUILDERS
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING BULL
DINGS ONTHE MARK EFT SQUARE,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

Proposals will be received by the undersigned
until SATURDAY, September g. 1871, ut three
O. clock p. m, for furnishing material and per
forming the work required in the erection VI n
Market House, Court House, Offices, NC, &c.,
authorized by al net OF the City Council, APP
proved June 20 1871, and in accordance witt.
plans and specifications Of Adolph Clusss, ARCH
tect, which can be seen Mt tho Auditors otlcc,
on and after Monday, August 9th.
The proposals will be opened and considered
by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, and
the award made rs soon As practicable.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids, lift be deemed for the interest OF
the city to do so.
No proposal will be entertained from any per
son who is not known to be a practical builder.
Tho proposals. must be made by filling out tn c
blanks, to be obtained at the Auditors ONCE
md they should be enclosed in II sealed enVel-
ope, endorsed proposals for the erection OF
buildings, on the Market square, AleXandr,a'
Va" and addressed to ROBERT ). ASHLEY,
Secretary of Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
GEO. r. SHINN, Prest c. G.
ROBERT s. ASHBY, Auditor.
w. D. CORSE, Treasurer.
aug 25-td Comm RS. Sinking Fund.
MooNL1GHnTrr ,,I EXcU RS 10 n
COLUMBIA STEAM FIRE ENGINE CO.,
TO GLYMONT,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST Goth, 1871.
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA has
been Chartered and will leave her wharf, foot Of
King street, ut o'clock precisely.
Prof COOKS BAND has boen engaged for
the occasion.
Master of Ceremonies, D. \. Windsor.
Floor Managers.
A C. he'i c,.,o;t,>, of ,1 r. w; In1l=
Geo. Uher, VIM. kilgonr,
I Duiuurrfnld Samuel H. Lunt,
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LONDON, Aug. 21..-The Herald correspon.
dent teleeraphs from Dublin to day: The
French ,leputation made their departure from
Kingston to day The roads were crammed
with vessels bearing flags. The bands played
American, Irish and French airs. The enthu-
siasm was inteusc \ bad feeling was evident
between the police and the people, but no dis
turbance occurred, the police holding aloot.
The procession paraded the principal streets
and the houses on the line were decorated.
1t was an extraordinary Fenian demonstration.
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The Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 26-ll:30 Il. m.-Consols open
cd at 93s for money and account. Bonds quiet
and stoady; 1868 %; 1865 935; 1868 925
1040s 9O4
PARIS, Aug. 29.--Rcntes Sc francs 25c.
LONDON, Aug. 2S-l:30 p. m.-Bonds quiet
and steady.
NEW YORK, Aug. %. Stocks strong and steady
Virginia skies CO; new II. Money 2. Gold l2s.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
heavy. Corn dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE, Aug 2S.-Virginia skies, old, So!
bid; do 1866 Is bid; 1867 66 Did, do. coupon, old,
63 bid Cotton frmer and nominal low Md
dlngs 17YalS Flour frmer and nominally
unchanged. Wheat active; amber l55alGO
good to primo l4OalGO; common to fair l2Oal 50.
Ohio and Indiana l37al4O; Pennsylvania l36a143
Corn quiet; yellow Southern G9a70. Oats in fair
demand at 43a46. Rye irmer at GOATS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-28
Return Ofnn Explorer.

HAhMERFEsr, Norway, July 25.-Du Chaillu,
the famous African explorer, has just returned
from North Cape, the extreme point Of the
European continent. Since he left the United
land, Lapland, and part Of Russia He has
been up the gulf of Bothnia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-28
Reported Secret Treaty.

LONDON, Aug 27.-The Herald correspon1-
dent at Salzburg telegraphs: 81 am in posi-
ton to affirm that new secret treaty, often
sive and defensive, has been concluded between
Prussia and Italy. The Emperor OF Austria
pays Il return visit to the Emperor of Germany
at Coblentz. 1t is reported that Russia sends
Count Orlotf, Ambassador, and that the seec-
ton plcaSes Theirs. -...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-28
Summer Clothing.

Great inducements IN Summer Clothing arc
now being offered by S. BLoNDHEIM, corner
King and Fairfax streets, he being determined to
close out his stock without regard to cost. His
stock of Gents Furnishing Goods is always
large, and satisfaction is guaranteed to all who
may favor him with their patronage aug II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-28
KatchelOr's Hair Dye,

KatchelOr's Hair Dye.-This superb
Hair Dye is the best IN the erfectly
Harmless Reliable and Instantaneous. No dis
appointment No Ridiculous Tints, or Unplens-
ant Odor. The genuine ". 4: Bachelors Hair
Dive produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black or Natural BROWN Docs not Stain the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, SOFT and Beau
tiful The only Safe and Perfect Dye Sold by
ull Druggists. Factory, IL Bond st. Now York.
New York, jan W--cnly