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DROposALs FOR STATIONERY.
OPIlGE OR lNfRRNAL XIV HNrh,
wAHUINuTnH Nav Al lSNl

wAsHIguTOE, May 81, lSda.
Scaled proposals will bo received at this Office
until tho 0th dAy OF June, 1909, At IL o'clock IN.
for supplying the Assessors and Collectors II Inter-
States lying east Of the Rocky Mountains, except
M0uAuA and New Mckee, with the Stationery re-
quiTed for use In oiT respective districts for the
year ending Juno 20, 1870.
No proposals will be considered unless AcCOmpA-
uied by a bond with sufficient suroties In the sum
u Ave thousand dollars, lS, co., approved by a
unitel States Distrct Attorney, on form to b.
furnished by the Department, conditioned that the
parties shall in case OF the acceptance Of their bid
any part OF II, duly execute contract with good
and Sufficient bondsfOr the due performance Of tho
same,
The Commlssioner reserves the right to consider
aud accept or reject each bid, item by Itesn
The bids should be addressed to the Commis Ioner
Of Internal Revenue, and indoTsed "PrOposals for
supply Ing Stationery to Internal Revenue officers. -
wArded from this once upon application, with eop-
my0.eolN @, DRLAN0, COMMISSIONER,
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS poR wooD.
oy,c, B,,PsshsIF., .s,'sS ro,r 2, k.,'

HrlpeuARrgrs Posr or RALuiaH.)
oPTfoE korIs0 ASS . ou lErIsrLsIlR,
RALrIgH. n. O.. Jams 10, htp.
In compliancs with lnstructlons from Headqusr.
ters, Depariu ent of the SOUTH dated Atlanta, Ga
9unt lsn. ,salsd prcposals. IN dgplieate for
able Hard Wood for the ensuing Twelve months,
ST95pN%SSIspf ST5NSasypf Jsly isp. will DO Itesised uptil
they will be opened and he contract iwsfied 10
hs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hdder. -
marx msrsea In lower LETT hand corner Proposals for
OF the bids. n wUiTNEY's
Quartermaster ieIi ii
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pRorosALs FOR MATERIALS.
'TNITBD STATES PATgNT oFFICE,

~ WGsHINuTOS, D. O., May %. 1870
On the petition Of HESRI WATERMAN. OF Brook.
lyn, N, Y, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him on the 2sth day Of August, 1855, for
an imprO yementl In Reaping aud Moving Machines !
Il Ia ordered that said petition be heard At this
office on the eth day OF August next, Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, depOsi-
tOns aud other papers should be died In this otdee
twenty days before the day ot hearing,
SAMUEL u, FISHER,
mYf-S3W Commissioner OF Patents
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DEoULAR LINZ BETwRRY wAsHIYoToN
pRoposALs FOE sRWRR.
orrIsg sur'rA AND IysPEoTPS OF ,sRwEEs. J

oYYIea suP'r AND ISsPHorqR OF sRwERs.l
wAsHISuToS, d, c., June II, 1902.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Mayor
Office, CITY Hall, until l2o clock, m, on WBpNEs;
DAY, the 23d instant, for constructing Barrel
Sewer, two feet inEldo diameter, In PennSylyania
avenue, between fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
west, to bc provided with laterAls, drops, traps
and manhqlea wherever deemed necessary.
The work to be done under the direction VI the
Superintendent aud Inspector Of Sewers, tho SUI
perlntendenee of the Second Ward Commi sioner
and the assistant eonmissionors appointed by tho
Mayor
Specifications may bo seen At this office. Bidders
bill state the prioo per linea foot for main sewer
aud latorals, each for drops, traps aud manholes;
The Mayor reserves the right " reject any or all
bids
Zach bid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee Of q responsible person. khoWn TO bo
SUCH that II accepted the biader will execute n
contract Ia due form, aud perform the work In ae'
eordanee herewith.
TIE gnaTntos must ba Ia substance as follows
A, b. guarantee, ifthls bid bo accepted by the
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into u contract
for tho 'Ame, and perform tue work according I"
the req uiTements thereof tsigned y
L. II. DONEGAN,
iclI supt. aud Inspector 0f scwrrS, Sc
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RoPosALs
TTgAsuRT DErARTHEHr,)

OFFICE ~ rHg LIIHT.HorsE BoARp,
wAsHISdrOS CRY, May 81. lsiD
separate sealed proposals Wilt be TeceIyed N
this ONCE nqtl clock, p, m, on FRIDAY, the
Hth day u June, lse, for building and equipplpS
dimeusiuns V"hk
side Of stern poet, lS feet :" ~
Extreme breadth, ~ feet,
psp}h OF hold from side q door timber 10 under
,pISM,snks Ahl speelheAlion, aud any other de-
s,s s,sd ini9tmAlon e3peeIntng these vessels, Willie
dsr'iEned at this ohos, W, y, SHUeRICK,
Chairman,
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Second Part OF VILLA EDEN. by Auerbach.
New Book, by author OF a. villa Rdeu,n ION
the Heisht." " &c, tho BLACK FOREST vIL-
"s..s; "sSs; ,,G %oNEs !. rSd q GHOSTS, by author of
GATES WIDE OPEN. reply to "Gates Ajsr."
sO
EyEsIso By EVENING. by c. H. spurssou.
ST. LOUIS AND CALVIN. by NJ. 0uirot. "a
EIoHT YEARS IN CkYLoS. Sir s. W. Baker.
sl.N
FOR HEN SAKE, Y. W. Robinson. IS cts.
AFFORDS GREEK TESTAMENT. abridged.
.THB NEW WEST, California in 1875. Brace.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA, simp.
-LTHRgB THOUSAND MILES through the Rocky
Mounisins. A. X. Mcclure. "a
BEATRICE, Poem. by Hon. RodOn Noel. n.
MURRAY's ADVENTURES in tho Adiroudaeks.
n.so.
rHE SCIENCE OF RIoHT, J. O. Flehte. o.
LITTLE WOMEN. Parts l and O. IL. NJ Aleott. IS
THE REASON WHY SERIES, English edition.
containing luquire Within. Reason why. Gar.
dsnsrs aud Farmers. Journeys Of Dl'eoysTy, Nat
ural HisgoIy, BnElish History. Practical House
Wife, and General Science. Per volume, sl.3
Aay Of the above books sent by mail. post. paid.
on receipt Of the retail price. les
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TINTED STATES PATENT OPPICE

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y ~. n.,W,Iaas.H W,IasHISarSS' ~ p, g. Nay 2, Me-,
phiA, PennsylyAnia, praying for the extension
Of patent granted to him on the 18th day Of Angus,
Books:
It's ordered that said petition bs heard at Mis-
Office on the 9th day Of August next Any ID.
son may oppose this extension. 0hIeetioRH, d1po-
sitions, aud other papers, should be nled In this
SAMUEL y. flHIER,
my20.SSw Commissionsr Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN OR BARLEY AND
uv.nor,prvp.p,yr,,n n,,,r,nx n,,r.

IDhOfOsALb fOh IDkN Ok BAkLLl AND
HEADarARrERs FIFTM MLrrARr DIsrRrcr,)
STATE OF TBxAs,
AUSTIN. TExAs, May 81, 1870.
at this ofhce until Il m. OF June 2 lsD. 70. fur.
nishing such quantities Of Corn or Barley and
Hay as may be required, from the 18th Of July,
lSp. until the Nth day of June, ls70 the follow
ing posts;
Bryan, Fort Bliss,
Helena Canton,
Lampasas, Port MeIntOsh,i
NAeOEdOches, RinggOld Barracks
Corn or Barley to DO OF good, clean, merehautAblc
quality, shelled, and delivered in sacks Hay 10
be Of like quality. and perfectly cured. Each sub
ject to rigid inspection, Delivery to commence on
the 18th day Of July, 1909, and continue, In such
quantities and At such times AS the Teeei wing
oficer may require, until the nth OF June, ls7O,
feIed,
at least two persons twhose responsibility must be
certified by the clerk OF court OF TecordD that the
bidder ~ competent TO carry out the contract, u
awarded 70 him, and the Residence aud post "a ce
address Ofeach bi1 1der mu be stated
No bid will be entertained not conforming to those
conditions.
The attention Of bidders Is called to section six
teen 1.-THE act Of Congress, approved July II. 1892
Proposals to be plRinly indOrsed, proposals
signed
nolds. NORRIS s. MILLER,
Deputy Quartermastcr General, Brevtt BriEsdler
General, U. 3. A. jrI I'd
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Railroad Routes.
pALflnoRr AND ONO RAILROAD.

.5s 5: "a sSS III sasi = +:
nov r'' :. '''lisi Scs ii,r isi,.Lr,xoHs
s':': a. ;.s;Gi ~ AsS. 81 md NJ
iss.s daily, ssssp, sasdsy. At 100 aud aOs N.
AI::S:ii. Is:a., os ss:;s, a. M S'''' I" or f'""
L'.'' s6R a W. Wv Y sfisfI;Sss ~ rs & and '@V'
I'.''iSshEt FsSa FsSsars w w iii "A Pwsssr
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, At
q 3, r s!,s9s Z q ~ I, n .aa ~ ~ ,s, Ss N
ssstsy !. ~, a ~ n 'ssy con-
y.ssiSs,op s'.;su fl.s., SSso - Ssl sd"s. @ . iS:
v. s:s Ts q 5S.,;fS aad Boston. '.'.d'
x....r q rf.s.pdIsstIc;s. + MpasStsI;
5t6 Ro6sff. s.n.ssi a,si's f.ss, s' 'w..slnr.sn.
SIsE fsrysSE .s NV Es.EIs2r0S' E1s2
Train. s.,v.,s wWssss,5os Sep n
z 81 !; 1''IsS 4Ss "! ,:s!..,.. ;...,: ?,
daily y.a s.s..ps nass..II55ra.A ss.I.y5 asSs. us
4, L..ys fos New Torf Al % D m. and Pbil.dsl.
slsspiss ssr. for New York on OPP, m. train only
Ys' J. Ss stssSs o.s d. hHla SsuG. :.
j: s::!. =. Vss aiss Hsss..
aspOlis. and the West 2. wiLsos.
Sso. J. Rto6sfs. 6fis ss.as as'ss a..Eisss.e.. iss
ISS2 i fS! ,..sv.S ,ss.ss;5SSa Ia1 ssu,, !s69 1859
On and snsr NAY .. iss. train, will leave a.
ws'hlas'on .sSssSS Baltimore piSyR. ;,
ashtF pSgsEsTntS. f..s ssGIs
l,a :aS
other routs, Two husdred miles saved TO Western
n iHRii Si;'i sFss EEA5s, xssE
PlrTTsSgRGR DIV aiisoat S eSsSss' 70 AoohhSrhh and
81 bifSTs 4; nc q rFss Rssi Al. changes IN tSS
Ti ssrs!, ss o. ssSS rsS s. Ss q:
sssss. @ SsS., s.tSssi aS,sl where rsii.Si. inior;
nation Will 30 given n.ll time,
St.sufsS. ], ,xBkoiP, Ticket Agent.
NQfnef blxtn ~. tnd rem. avenue,
WsshinEton, u. Z.
ILps:s rouHo' General r..''fE,I R.i,I,,s.G.t IhssSt
pHILADELPnlA. MiLMiNGroN AND BAL-
L TlMORB RAILROAD,
,s. s Ss ffSSa 'i%s ...t ts5 5:pS SSff Ss
Way Mali Trale Tor Phliadolphia aud Way Sta.
tons at :B m, THIS train connects At NswGsstIs
Junction with trains for all stations on the Dsls
RIprsss Train for Pbiiadelphia and New York
81 $40 a. N. eounsctinE At Psrryyills with train
for Port Deposit.
At9Bv, m. connecting At wllmlp gton with train
for .tstionso5 Delaware Railroad. between vii.
xseommodAiiOn Train Tor Port DepostaGd inter.
mediate Stations at 8 n, IN.
sIpre.s Traln tSr thilsaclphIs st s;5P. IN.
Express Train for New York At 30 p. IN. con
neetinE at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on tho Delaware Railroad, daily
All he sboss trains leave daily sresp, Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at s;S p. m,
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
idsnt Street depot at Ticket 0ee, No l25 BAlti-
more street Persons purchasing tickets at ofnee,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent
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Goods per New Yofk, Ph1adelphIa and Bal.
timore steamers, Railroad or Express, TO care X
II, Haysnnsr, General Agent at Alexandria, will
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andrA and Hamilton. and all informed stationl
al low rate
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and betw ee
these and intermediate pointh, At reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Ap2i-u General Superintendent.
UVAsHlggToN, ALEXANDRIA,
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CoRskR o. SEVENTH AsD d srRkErs,
tRntrAnee on ID stFeet.)

CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CoREkR or SEVENTH AND STRkETs,
vuiNS%6 SEetuHipNsSe% p6 stEeetp
young and mid dis. aged men and women to engage
~ business aHAirs for themselves or In the employ
The branches taught are, Busiuess Practice,
Book.keeplng as applied to all depaItmepts 81
ness, Krlthmetie, Grammar, Correspon ndenee.
Spelling, Rloeution, Political Eeonomy. and Com
,,siSdsai; are permitted to pursue any or all Of
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen.
in a separate department, Instructed by compe.
"RRAFss ~ TftTJiTIoN, A sehOlar.hlp, good TO-
unlimited time In colleges located In Important
cities oftho country, t63 Local good
for one year from date OF Issue, 80: Tickets for
All tuitions payable In advances when paid
instAlments the rates are ten pI cent. higher.
Bessions are held day and eyShing.
Glasses In freueh In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon.
sPRNCRRIAN PENMANsHIP DEPARTMENT
Of this institution provide. uneqlAlled facilities
writing. Ladies' and gentlemen are received for
special Instruction In this art during the day or
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS.
and ALL KINDS OF PBNwORK done to order,i
q style equal to eugraylng.
best quality. All the sPenceIian Publications
and the celebrated Spenesrian Steel Pens may be
obtained either by slndensor eltiIsns at the Coll
leEs once HENRY n. CoPP, President;
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THROUGH NAIL rRlINs

~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio pepo y
~ a. m connect With oanse' Alexapdria I'd
for all points on the line Of thot road between Ma
nAssas Junction and HArrisonbuTE
Trains leaving ST. Asaph and King streets at 2: rs
?. IN. -, connect at St, Asaph Junction With train
from hansssas 4. nnd haisSShpnE ~ ~ S 2S p m
aud in time for p nj, tIsin trs t2I u yBaltmofss
w PHRLPs. Gen Il Manager, dArln-n
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NOE OF TIME
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, IS,

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1888.
On and AFTER MONDAY, Dee. 2ist, 1888. and
until further notice, Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol.
rHRousH NAIL rRLISs
Leave <shington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, e,sJ m. lido. for Manassas and Harrison-
burg, s:5 =. L..
Leave AlexsndriA, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets (frQm Manassas TailToadD 3:N p. In.
do. from Lynehbdrg, 6p. m.
LOCAL PAssEsGER TRAISs.
xLlAvH wAsHSGroE. LEAVE vHLLHxAsDRIA.
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Books and Stationery.
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A LBxANDRIA. Logpogs AND HAMPsHlRI
"A RAILROAD,
WQ 81
SUMMER ARRANoENEsT. BEoINNINo APRIL
!. 1902.

TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria al a. N, and 5p. m. Leave
Hamilton At o. IN. and il 80 q. IN Leave Lees
burg at rs q. m, and l2:l5p p. IN,
The IS a. m train from AlexandIla and II 80 a. M.
train fromH ami ton with Kemp DAil Line
Of Coaches for Puroellvile, SniekersVille, Berry
VILE and Winchester, also, with Reamer's Line Of
Coaches, which Iesye LsesburE on Mondays,
MiddlsburEi roturning Tuesdays. Thursdays aud
Saturdays.
All trsius arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hoars for connections with Washington and BAlu-
more, same day.
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YITrE BABY.

A GOOD JOKE was got OIL in the Indian bu
reau day or two since at the expense of one
of the contractors for supplying the Interior
Department with stationery. 1t has been one
OF the sharp practices of those bidding to put
down articles never issued, or used 80 seldom
as to make the item OF no account, at price
lar below tho actual cost. so that when the bids
are averaged theirs will be the lowest, and yet
pay good round sun on the articles commonly
used This little game was spoiled at the last
giving out OF the contracts by the committee
giving to each bidder the articles on which his
figures we're the lowest.
la the present instance blue ink had been
put down at one eighth cent per dozen, and
the contractor was not little surprised TO re
ceive an order for eight dozen bottles. lie
rushed to the Department to inquire what
they could want with so much blue ink. tie had
not calculated for sucl an order. DR.. Cady,
the Chief Clerk, did not know about II, and
summoned the clerk who made the regniSitI ,.,
Did he require that amount vi blue INK? The
clerk said he did not, but had thought best not
10 order less than cent $ worth The expa
nation was satisfactory, aud it is probable the
contractor will supply that bureau with blue
ink without presenting his bill for it, VASE
Chronicle
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
STEAMBOATS,.

-.cs THE STAUNCH AND FAVOR
S4EAEITE STEAMER |. 2. SMITH, Capt.
4 b. F!ELp, will leave Washington, sixth st.
wharf. lCrouchs) Every TUESDAY morn
ING. at six o'clock, ali Alexandra. pier No;
10, foot of King street, st I o'clock, tor al
lanGinc on the Potomac river, arriving At Mn
sale sam. evening Leaves kinsae ut SIX g. M
EpNESDAI. arriving at baltimore same
night Returning, VIII arrive here every sun
l.y evening. GEO. T. GUSHING,
oct - Supt. Peoples Line.
-. FOR LII HRPOOL md QUEENS
XIELN TOWN.
inIHsn Limo al Mail Steamers, Sailing from
Alternate TUESDAYS.
D ,rvsoFpAssAGE by THEsATURDAY STEAMER
First Cabin payahi" ia gold Liverpool or
Queenstown, : o.
Storage ps, BILE in currency Liverpool OF
Ouccnstown,S
PASSAGE BY GrUEspAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
IFAX.
First Cabin, payable III gpti !"'erpo0I OF
Queenstown. so; Halifax. 80, =. '"hh :,
\. F., by branch steamer, SiO
Steerago. payable in currency Liveipooi q, or
Queenstown. so; Halifax, Sl5; st. Johns, n.
F.. BY branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold to ami from England lreIahu
snd the Continent ut moderate rates.
For further information, apply At the 20 M
rauys offices. ,,,,,,a 90,
' HOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO,
.uy 1S-1y Agents, AleXa.. Va.
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RAILROAD LINES.
ALEXANDRIA AMI
w GEORGETOWN 4, 4.

&&& - .; ssEsas
NEW TIME TABLE NIGHT TRAIN FOP
RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL A. = DE EP 4 E1 Mc 9F Pas
DAY TRAIN FOR LYNCHBURG
On and after THURSDAY, Nov. 25th, 1867
and until further notice, through and loca
passenger trains Will run between Wa.hingtyf
and Alexandria, l., follow
Through Day trains, Sunlsys Included
Leave Washington, - Yard bound, Mary
land Avenue Depot, At 10 i. NJ. Leave Ale,-
andria, Northws"d found, corner Duke sLI
Henry streets. n p. III.
Through Night 7 -, Sundays cxeeptcl
Leave Washiny ton. southwark bound, Mary
land Avenue d. pot, at $50 p. m. Leave Ael
sndris. Northv ard bound, corner Duke ~
Henry streets, NJ $50 n. m.
Evening spe, isl trains will be run betweea
Washington fad Alexandria On Tuesday.
Thursdays and Saturday. - ''i'r">:
Leave Alexandria. Nor.h"ard bound. Corner
ST. Assph and King streets, 1t G:l5 p. IN. LoaS e
Washington, Southwark bound, Maryland ar-
enue Depot at ll:2j D. m.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS between Washing
ton and Alexandria Sundays excepted
Leave Washington, Maryland avenue DepO,
at 9 and II n m. and ., AGO and SUNDAY; H.
cludedJ 1T I:iO p. III.
Leave Alexandria corner 81. Assph NH
King streets at 8 and 10 y. m ,HuI and pm
and corner Duke and Henry sts., At $40 p. IL
HOUND TRIP TICkETS-Parties purchss
ing round trip tickets for evening special tram
and not returning same evening can m,ke u-y
of such tickets in payment of fare on any lo"e
train on following day.
FARE-For evening special train my cont
for round trip. Tickets Tor same 10 be obtslnei
only at Alexandris ticket office on tuesday,
| Thursdays and Saturdays. after depa ture oi5 3
.. m local day train
No other tickets recognized on evening sPo
| cial train. q. A STEV EMS, ten. Supt
w. j. PHELPS, Cen Manager. nov q.
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CITY ITEMS.
Chronicle

A RARE ORANGE FOR BARGAINS FOR ALI.
THOSE IN WANT OF GARMENTS. Having now
on hand an extraordinary large stock of Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods and being
fully determined to combine with my present
business that Of frst.clsss Merchant Tailor
ing, to facilitate which my stock has to be re-
duced, no matter at what sacrifice, all my
goods are offered 1T greatly reduced prices.
can suit the most fastdious. rs we'll Ms the coun-
Under garments being unsurpassed, and my
stock for wholessling complete Call and see
nov 10 5. DEALuAM, 81 King St
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THE CLIM A Y.
VIE 0Hr III II ~
"WILLIA AlR-TlGHT Stow

CIVILIANS AIR-TlGHT Stove,
For Burning Bituminous Coal, IL the most
Economical tina, can be used;
1.t One ton of bitumincus coal will heat nn
ordinary sized room comfortably tho entire
season.
"a. 1t consumes the fine and lump Goa! rs II
comes from the mines.
Sd. 1t is only necessary to feed the stove once
in "a hours. in ordinary winter weather.
4th. There is no dust or gas arising from the
stove. .,,;.,..
9TH The heat is moat delightful, resembling
that of q mild, balmy summer day.
9th As the fire never goes out, the room Is
kept at a pleasant temperature day ana night
It'll. 1t is tho best stove for sitting rooms;
nurseries and offices, which if left 4S hours will
be found comfortably warm al the END OF that
time
eth. 1t IS the most durable stove in the mar
ket, as is self evident from the mode 0: It's con-
struction and the slow combustion of iuel.
S. H. WILLIAMS.
Manufactured and for sale by
JAMESON & COLLINS,
Cor. Royal and Wilkes sts.,
nov 24-lm Alexandria. Virginia.
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BECK Err! 8
k4st.EfSIAf9 NEW
f79 PLANO AND MUSIC STORE,
AND AGENCY FOR

r. T. n n IL =
SSTH PLANO AND S Muslc STORE,
| AND AGENCY FOR
| WM. kNABE i CO.'S PIANOS,
| No. ~ King street, between Washington and
st. Asaph, Alexandria
Returning thanks for tho patronage and con-
fdcnce shown to me by the citizens of a lexan.
dria, and believing that 1 can combine profta-
| bly, Plan o STORE with general MUSICAL
| MERCHANDISE, / beg leave TO announce
that have opened to-day a NEW PIANO
and MUSIC STORE at the aforementioned
| location, where | offer for sale
WIN. KNABE & CO.'S gold medal PLAN
OS, Unsurpassed for splendor of finish, brillian-
ry and durability, at factory prices. and war
WIN. HEfNHKAMrs Grs,-clAss BAI.rI-
MORE PIANOS.
SECOND HAND PIANOS, from the best
makers: Every instrument warranted.
HMlTi'S CABINET ORGANS. Also. the
| following 90 DIS: Niolins Guitars, Flutes
tiutinas. Conccrtinas, Voincelcs, Banjos
Violin Bows Resin and Pins Bridges otaer
small instruments. ard superior assortment of
best quality Violin and Guitar Strings.
Instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music. IN
structon Books and Music paper Orders for
Music solicited and filled at the shortest notice
My FACILITIES for repairs Of Pianos, Organs.
AcCordeons, Violns. &c, &c, are much en-
l"rged. and satisfaction guaranteed.
will sell Pianos and Organs upon the ac-
CbullHbuh-IHR IcT MS uSHhi III OlHer clLle3.
Pianos Organs, &c, for Rent. Also. tuned
and packed. now V. BECKER.
ANDREW Il. MOTT, iEgaTRAxD 8. AsHnY.
Late Of Richmond Late of J. anqnior co.
A II. MOTT " co,
HOUSEKEEPING AErICLEs.
Plated. Britannia, Tin, Wood and Willow
Ware; Door Mats. Cecil and Adalaide
Rug, Fancy and Cloth es Basket,
and Market Ba sket-,
Toilet Set5
Foo. Tubs Whi.k aud tie: rth Brooms. l.oob-
ing Glasses, Clothes. Tooth, Hair,
Blacking and urniture
Brushes, Cofs cUrns,
Tea and Coffee strainere, Childrsn's Chairs.
Walters, Waffle Iron :. Sad Futing
and Pinking Ir ons, Oyster
Broilers, Oak e, Spice
and Knife Boxes,
Coal liz is.
A full assortment Of .ogers Bro Pocket
and Table Gallery and IS ssors.
40 s., KING STREET.
nov ~ AleIsndris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-11
STOVES. TINWARE. &c.
IyELY TIMES HAVE COME ATLAsTl

They have arrived, and can be found 1t the
Stove store of
r. PURCELL.
Southwest )rner King ami Washington e., ih
the shape of ..,,.,,,
"THE LIVELY TIMES"
newly patented Parlor and Ollice SeIi-f et J.
ing, Base burning Stove, the best in the world.
Also ,,,,
THE MORNING GLORY FIREPLACE
HEATER.
to heat one. two, three or four rooms, beng
Base.burning and Self feeding. Also,
THE SEXTON FIRE PLACE HEArEk7
THE MAGEE PARLOR,
and other Stoves, both Cook and Parlof OF Tue
best manufacture. ..,,,..,,..,,
ROOFING, GUTTERlNG and oPOO IlNd
done at the shortest notice and in the best man
aer, both in the city and country.
ns- All work warranted to give satisfaction
nov 21-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-11

NEW store New GooDs MIR. s. BLOND
HSIM begs leave to state that he has opened in
conjunction With his store y. The corner of King
and Fairfax streets. new establishment NJ
No. l06 King street, where everything in the
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods line
may be 70 md in great variety and ut tho very
lowest prices. He respectfully solicits an ex-
animation of his stock. feeling ass lred that the
superior quality of his goods and the reason
able rates at which they are sold cannot fail
giving satisfaction. nov l2-tt