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The New York herald., 1870-01-16
THE GRAY BOND FORGERY CASE.

Mrs. Haskins, OF 24a East Thirty street, who
was arrested some time ago as being an accomplice
in the Gray bond forgery case was brought before
Justice Cox yesterday at the Of the
Tombs Police Court. A number OF witnesses were
Examined TOR the prosecution, all OF whom testified
to facts already published. There was however, no
testimony that appeared 70 criminate Mrs Haskins,
and Mr.. Charles spencer, VINO appeared on her pc
question or address single word to the bench He
was oute content to rest the dismissal OF the case
on the papers. The examination throughout seemed
to be mere waste of time, and was 30 regarded by
ali who heard it. The papers were left for Judge
Hogan's disposition, but there - little doupt that
mrs Haskins will be discharged. She - now at
large on her own rccognzance,
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
4 BOLD oAYLIsHr ROBBERY IN BROADWAY.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Francis Leonard, of 40
Warren street, left the Citizens Bank Broadway,
with his bank book and $3.50 In the side pocket Of
his overcoat Passing the corner Of Leonard street
and Broadway he was hustled by four men, and. ON
recovering himself, found his overcoas open. hi .
men who had hustled him by the side OF him ha
charged him with being concerned in the robbery
tarily onered to accompany MIR. Leonard to tho
Tombs Police Court. He did so and was then given
into the custody OF officer Of the court and gave
his name as Mr.. william Clarke 81 East Fifty-ninth
street. and q tObaccOnst. He was committed for
examination, but was admitted to bail In 81 000s
Mr.. Mitchell, OF 900 Broadway becoming the surstys
The New York herald., 1870-01-16

me tender merces Of the corporation against which
'nSS M naa dared TO revolt.
promises for tho future. After the crisis Ii over they
WIN ascertain what these really worth. AT pre-
70 II FOR operators. and their example IS relied upon
10 se0uco others from their allegiance. In the fll
whom they s e e
cannot but despse them for their treachery 70 their
associates, whom they had solemnly sworn to sup
port. Hereafter their word can be regarded
as OF little value, when their oaths ana pledges
Of honor have proved OF so litte binding orce DEAF
win be hereafter regarded with aversion and CON.
tempt, not only by those whom they have treacher-
ousy sought TO subserve but BY their professional
have renamed steadfast until properly released
from their obligations. We make these remarks
the columns Of the Tele0raphsr should be necessi.
tated ITO record such dlsgraceful facts about the
members OF an honorable profession.
There were some not members OF tho league who
struck with the league. IL any Sucn nave returned
to their teegraphlc duties, while We cannot but re.
gret the act we wish them to understand tnat our
members OF Of the % league. " The Ike former Of course.
were bound to adhere to the movement only 80 long
We desire TO say word for the lady operators who
have participated In TINS movement. With 0na
exception, they nave renamed firm ana steadfasE
They deserve all honor and respect and their breth<
rem OF the league are bound 70 see that they are pro-
vGeo RGs IL any cas u na
special prescription. This must not be submitted
to or permitted Every senttment OF honor and
manliness torblds that any settlement should be
made which snail not at least place them In favor
able positions AZ before.
The Western Union Company is obliged to resort
TO all manner OF devices to transact even
the diminished business con1ded to It, Its
minor ofIices are cl0sed-other offlces, where
there were two or three operators, are Iefs
with but one: operators are imported from
the Canadian Provinces, and by such means
tner through wires are partially manned. Every
day that the strike continues IL TO 1t not
only serious pecuniary loss, but even
more damaging in the destruction OF its preS-
tge and the transfer OF its business to its rivals.
The loss already entaxed upon its st0ckhOlders
dyOuktS TO hundreds or thousands OF dollars.
How long they viii submit TO continuance Of this
state OF things, when little concaton on the part
OF It's managers would settle the whole difficulty in
nal! an hour, and establish more cordial relations
with It's employees than before, remains to be SEEN
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
Tho Western Union Monopoly.

IrIOU Cu6 NOW HHven COURIER, Jan, I'll
The western Union Telegraph Company, which
controls the English cable Il now endeavoring TO
obtain control over the French cable. II the latter
cannot be bought the plan so unite the two that
competition Will cease and the profits OF the double.
headed monopoly be divided between them. Az
soon as Congress gets ready place the business OF
telegrapnlng In the hands Of the postal Departments
we sna! hear no more OF these grab games Dy whicn
the patient public has 30 long suffered. We want
the business OF teegraphy conducted the princi-
pie which now prevails In pOs.al afars-tO have
the work done at the lowest tariff possible to pay
expenses: Reductions can be made that win place
tnls art within the reach OF all and this can be ser
cured Ia no other way than by the governmental
system proposed by Mr.. Washburn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07

APPLES.-At the meeting Of the Fruit
Growers Association, Edward Daniels, fro m
the Mt. Vernon estate on the Potomac river,
gave an interesting history of his experience
in raising the apple in the West, and espeeial
ly in Wisconsin. On the Potomao he was hav.
ing quite success n growing apples, having
secured from one tree, last fall, fifty bushels OF
apples.
s. L.. Chamberlain, from Waterford, Lou
doun county, Va, spoke OF the excellent quail
ity of applcs-osprrialty the plppcn-groWn In
his orchard. One tree alone yielded him eighty
bushels OF apples. That is an item worth con
sidering. These apples will command two dol
dars per bushel, which would mako the value
of the product otthat ono tree just one hundred
and sixty dollars. These no termed the Lou
doun pippin, and stated that they were now
keeping we'll Some Of these pippins weighed
fully one and three quarters pounds each.
VIM. II. Pleasant, from near Poolesvllle,
MONTGOMERY county, Md, reported that ho
and his father. some fifteen years since, planted
three hundred apple trees, which this year
Welded about six hundred barrels. The iaVorlte
apple in his orchard was the NcwoWa plppln,
and he had about two hundred and tity trees
bearing this fruit. which would command i've
dollars per barrel; or, three thousand dollars Tor
the fall crop, raised on about twenty acres OF
ground. LIN
John II, King, gentleman, who Is woll sk'll
ed in farming and gardening, having once naI
the only really productive farm within several IRA
miles of Georgetown, gave history OF the
NeWtown pippin, as grown in Montgomery
county, ND. He found that as they advanced
from Poolesvie to the District line the New
town pippin hourishcd less, and was not SO fine
q fruit as it was further north.
o. f. Hine, of Loudoun county, Va. found,
in his experience, that the wine sap apple grew
to greater perfection and kept better in his sec,
ton of country than did any other species OF
apple.
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Cash paid for old Iron and Brass.

4 MA . 4 N y . I d n III T I I I N q
WIN. COGAN,
No. IL North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand q largo and complete
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY;
PORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES !;
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS. VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Limo.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and Gttod up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner
Steam Work for Factories Mills, &c. prompt
~ and faithfully executed all at prices which
will give satisfaction. my S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07

DISCOVERY AT PoMPEu.-The Chronlque
des Arts gives the following particulars of a
late important discovery OF Pompeii:
"The treasure just brought to light consists
of seven hundred coins, Consular or Imperial,
some of gold, with a quantity of Jewels, among
which is magnificent chain OF plated gold
wire, forming very thick round cord not less
than eight feet in length; it has clasp formed
of two thick hooks, and ornamented with TWO
rings and an amulet shaped like half moon ~
called ophis (serpent), ear-dops set with pearls,
rings, 10. The large chain is. howeVcr, the
most remarkable ofthe jewels. TO form an idea
Of It's beauty is impossible. l know ofonly tw
others of the kind-the first was found at Ger
vetri, and the other at Boulak. in an Egyptian
tomb, and was to be seen at the Paris Exhlbl-
tion of 1867"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07
STOVES, TINWARE, DC
GPECIAL IMPORTATION.

GPECIAL INFORMATION.
This IS tho age OF improvement. and man is
constantly on tho alert awaiting the announce.
mont of somo new discovery in art or science,
by which no may economiZo labor, save OK
ponse, and appropriate to himself tho advan-
tagos derived from scientific discovery. Ac-
cordingly scionco has yielded to the ingenuity
of man, and S. b. SEXTON'S BALTIMORE +
FIRE PLACE HEATER hns boen presented
to the public. Ihs Hoator has been improved
by top -feodor," which makes it tho best and
most economical Heater in tho market. With
but ono fire it will hoat from ono to four rooms,
thereby saving great deal OF labor and OK
ponse, and obtaining uniformity of Temporal
ture not roach"d by tho ordinary methods Of
boating.
hnvo. with much caro-, soectod my stock of
STOW ES--nmbracing all tho vnrietns of
COOK, PARLOR and HAll-nnd to which l
call your attention; thnr viii! bn sold on tho
most ansOntiba tcrms
he III manu- l,tttt ll i,rlirl. .sa O.
COPPER and SHEET IRON WAKE.
Also ROOFING, SPOUTlNG. GUTTER r.
ING, &c, done in the best manner. Special
attention given to the repair of Fro Place
Heaters and all other Stoves.
THOMAS HOY
snU 2.---tr Ming MI Il IlLL ELS.
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Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts. Obitu-
arios will bo charged at advertisement rates. for
notices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will DO inserted at
former rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
avo cents for zach subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items 10 cts. por
line for the first insertion, and eight cents por
line tor each subsequent insertion will be
charged.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

AND AGENCY FOR
WM kNABE s. CO.'S PIANOS,
No. 40 King street, between Washington and
St. Asaph, Alexandria.
Returning thanks for tho patronage and con-
i'd nee shown to mo by tho citizens of Alcxnn-
dria, and believing TINT can combine proiita-
bly, aPIANO STORE with general MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE, Nj l beg leave to announce
that 1 havo opened to-day NEW PIANO
and MUSIC STORE at the abovo- mentioned
location, where l offer for s0lo
VIM kNABE 81 CO.'S gold medal PAN
OS, Unsurpassed for splondor Of finish, brlllian-
cy and durability. at factory pricos, and war
rantod for 5 years.
WIN: HEfNEkAMrs hrst-clHss BALTI-
MOKE PIANOS.
SECONDHAND PIANOS, from tho best
makers Every instrument warranted.
SMITHS CABINET ORGANS. Also the
following goods: Violins, Guitars, Flutes,
Flutinas. Concortinas, Violincellos, Banj jos,
Violin Bows, Rosin and Pins, Bridges. othor
small instruments, and q superior assortment OF
best quality Violin and Guitar Strings.
Instrumental and Vocal Shoot Music, In
struction Books and Music paper. Orders for
Music solicited and filled at tho shortest notice.
My facilities for repairs of Pianos, Organs,
Accordeons, Violins. &c &c, are much en-
larged and satisfaction guaranteed.
will sell Pianos and Organs upon tho &C.
commodating terms usual in othor citios.
Pianos, Organs, SC, for Rent Also tuned
and packed nov Q V. BECK ER.
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A PuzzbE.-Here is a question for young
arithmetcians, and others who like to unite an
arthmetical knot now and then 10 try thor
wits upoD: Two Arabs sat down to dinner,
and were accosted by a stranger, who requested
to oin their party, saying that he could get no
provisions to buy in that part OF the country;
if they would admit him to eat only an equal
share with themselves he would willingly pay
them the whole. The frugal meal consisted of
eight small loavcs Of bread, five OF which be.
lonped to one OF tho Arabs and three to the
Other other. The stranger having eaten third part
Of the eight loavea, arose and laid before them
eight pieces of money, saying, my friends,
there is what l promised you, divide among
you according to your rights a little DIS
pute arose respecting division Of the money,
hut reference being made TO the cadi he ad-
Jug juged seven pieces to the owner of the five
loaves and only one piece to him who owned
the three loaves. Yet tho cadi decided Justly.
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MAEHLNISTS.
AND BLACKSMlfll~
w. S. MOORE y SONS

w. S. MOORE Y SONS
have removed their Machine and Blac cksmlth
Shop to No 81 Union street, where they ara
prepared to flrni-h al kinds OF MACH N EEf
WROUGHT and CAST IRON FENGkS, &c.
REPAIRING done with dispatch, and at
prices that wero charged previous to tho war
sep 23-eO6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07
T OOKl READl

T OOKI READl
A. II. MOTT u co.
Are now displaying their large and varied AS
sortment Of CHRISTMAS PRESENTS forlthe
old and young
Work Boxes, Glove Boxes, Writing Desks,
Vases and Mantle Ornaments. Walking Bnbios.
Babies, Tea Sets. Carriages, Bedstoeds,
Hobby Horses Wagons. Rogers, WostnnholIn'
Need9m and other celebrated Cutlery.
Our toys were purchased AL tho largest New
York importers and suction houses. and VIII
be sold very low. Call and exam n" At 49,
A. II, MOTT Il CO.'S.
dccl7 81 King street.
VUST RECEIVED-A rev lot OF GholCE
j TEAS, consisting of GunpowrlGr, Imperial,
Oolong and Japan, which l offer for sale Mt the
''"'~' ''' FRED. RECKEK,
ian lag King street.
FANCY BASkE Eta!
or every description. just u. hand and Tor
sale chcsp. CHhS. w. Gt.Et.E'
dec l9 ~ King stree.
rlIST RECEIVED--A large supply of III.
sb BINS EXTRACTS, Hair Brushes and
Combs, Putt Boxes mnd Pun. Tooth nn.i 'n'l
Brushes. which wn nrs rr~r"r"l To- sell :,,I -"
dee II COOK 80 GRElTHlDN.
TALL ASSORTMEN OF +rAuuLOV ~.
All Plumbers nnd c"l"rs,
For Gentlemen and LnlIr-. just receiv.l AI
dec IT WITMEk & ShAYMAkEkS
YINEN CAMBKIC HANDK ERCHlE EF:'-
warranted all Iinen-(gnod qusnty y'--aL
81 30 Der dozen. CHAS. ". GREEN,
dec p 6o hlng street.
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BOOTS Il Sszeb;:S.
NJ Office.

NOTICE.
A largo stock of Boys an.i Youths
FINE AND HEAVY BOOTS,
of superior quality, which will b0 sold ut great
ly reduced prices All in want will Il" wnIl to
dec 2--2m w. b. WADDEY.
7 AIDES DRESS BOOTS
Asplcndld stock, beautiful durablomnl choap,
oct l4-3m At WADDEi'*, a King st.
TADIEs BUTTON BOOTS.
A great variety Of styles. handsome good
and cheap. ut
oct l4-sm wADDEY's. "a King st.
+ AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
A fno stock of every style and quality, Mt
oc! l4-3m WADDEY'S, n King St.
T AIDES CANADIAN BOOTS
Ladies Canadian Slippers.
Ladies' Maria Antonotte Slippers.
Ladics' House Shoes of every description, at
oct l4-3m WADDEY'S, "a King st.
r ADlES' TOILET SLIPPERS.
. oct '4Nhs l4N5m wADDEy's ID K king st.
MISSES WALKING BOOTS.
M " School /"
" Dress /" u groat vario-
ty. good and cheap, at
oct 14-3m WADDEY'S ID King st.
(HHILD'S BOOTS AND SHORS-a large
y stock-Combination Tip, the best child's
shoe made; will woRr three times as long as tho
ordinary shoe at
oct 14-3m WADDEY'S, 74 King st.
DOYS' AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
- The largest, best and cheapest, at
oct 14-Sm WADDEY'S, II King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07

JEWELS. 1t is said that three Boman ladies',
the Princess Berghese, Viane, and RospigIiosi'
and the Duchess Salviatin, represent together
more than five millions of dollars in diamonds:
These Jewels arc the accumulated wealth OF
centuries, and are strictly chtailcd, When
they arc to be worn, tho owner ior the time
being, gives receipt for tho samo to the Gus
todian, confidential servant, whose iathcr
and grandfather before him have probably died
in the Same Office. The lady may wear them
when and where sho pleasos, always with the
tormalty of n receipt but she must return tho
Jewels next day she may not take them out OF
Rome. In short, they arc loaned to the vile
of tho head OF the family, and are considered
almost in the light OF Crown jewels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07

HIRAM A. WOOD. JAS Il. PRICE.
WOOD y PRICE,
MACHIN lSTS,
Having rented the shop formerly occupied by
w. s. Moore. arc prepared to do all work in
their line with neatness and dispatch
STEAM ENG1N ES built to order. and ro-
pair work Of all kinds promptly attended, to.
We respectfully solicit share OF tho public
patronage WOOD y PRICE,
Corner of Royal ard Wilkes sts..
sep 6-tf Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07
FERTILIZERS.

pAUGHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
ID Warranted to contain hnsis of puro Raw
Bone, and no mineral or Inert matter whatov-
er. A Fertilizer Of Is years standing, equal to tho
bost in tho market, and sold at q price much
below any other article equallng 1t in Value
Prico S6S per 1000 lbs. For sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
General Commission Merchant for tho salo Of
Flour, Grain, Sc, Aloxa Va. aug lG-oott
UTHITELOCKS VEGETATOR.
A supply Of this valuable Fortiliznc Just rr-
coivod by THOS PERRY,
al 2S No. Is King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07

TUCKER s. LUCAS,
FRANKLIN BRICKWORKS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Having put in operation one of the
FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINES
in connection with their hand made brick, arc
now prepared to furnish at 10 per cent Gasn ioss
than any other works in the United States
BRICKS of tho finest quality ana most s"pe'
rlor make. ,n,,,,,,
Builders and othors wishing BRICKS would
do we'll to call and examine fo- themselves Dc
fore purchasing elsewhere. -,
All orders entrusted to our cara Will recolve
prompt attention. r"o 81
WKAPP1Ne PAPERS,
sTTRAw PAPER,
. 1 NA " MANiLLA. BOGUS MANILA,
HA III ~ N' "A VARIETY OF TWINEs
suitable for grocers, shoe and dry goods dealers
Papers for druggists uses we are re- s9aa0l s9e.mhlg
and lptii retaii BLANCHARD s MOHUN,
New Wrapping Paper Depot,
Pspor received direct from tho mills in the
largo warerooms, northeast corner PennSyiVh-
MIA avenue and 1lth ST., Washington, ~ w.
down stairs. Entrance on Eleventh strcct.
Washington, aug l2-tt
MIDDLEBURG SrLAlNs TURNPIKE
Notice is hereby given tho Stockholders in
tho Middleburg and Plains Station Turnpike
Company, that the road having been completed
by the Contractor and received by the Engil-
neor and Directory Of this Company, the resi-
| duo of the amount subscribed to the capital
stock is required to be paid the Treasurer.
WIN II. ADAMS, Esq., at Mddleburg. II
| not convenient to pay tho money, will take
| stsckholders' notes ut 30 days.
| By order Of the Board:
ARTH. l.. ROGERS, Prest.
Middeburg, dec 9-oo2w
ID EMOV A LII
II
| GRYSTALlZED Oil MANUFACTORI y
RcmOvod to
| NO. AZ KING STREET,
| where will also he found
| IMPROVED BURNERS,
LAMPS, CHlMNEYS, WICkS, &c, &c.
| at reasonable prices.
a. G. LUTHER & CO,
sep Aft 43 King st., Alexs.. Va.
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GIFTS.

CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
b j MI l. l. K 4
Has Jus. received m unusually largo and
beautiful assortment of
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
consisting of Plain White and Gold Band China
Dinner Sets; do. Tea Sets.
Decorated French China Vases.
Rich Gilt and Decorated Muggs and Golfers
Parian Statuettes.
" Vases,
" Match Boxes.
Bohemian Glass Vases, very rich and elegant.
Bohemian Toilet Sots. Spoon Holders 60
logne Bottles and Mugs, and TOYS for child.
ron in great variety, all of which arc oflorod at
very low prices Call and SEQ them at
dec 16-1m Gj King stroot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07

FIRST" OR "FREEsr PIT seems now, on
the authority OF Washington dispatch, that
tho nhroso in the Presidents message, as ori
finally published, "the United States is the
hrI of all nations" was written the United
States is tho fIecst of all nations The Presi-
dent would have done better to lot tho mistake
70 uncorrected. The erroneous expression pass,
ed for harmless bit of brag-not IN tho Des'
taste, but founded on truth. The genuine Vo5'
sion challenges inquiry at home and aoroao'
Equally with the other it savors OF Dunoompe
but the gravest objection to it is TINT 1t VIII not
80 we'll stand the test of examination aS 'he
spurious spirit that we are the "hrst OF all na'
tlons"
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4 fllv otfor his sincere thanks to tho clti'
zsns Of Aiexsmdria, Va. and surrounding
eo"n,ios ea"s generally, for the liberal patronage
X business, and would respectfully ms ( con n
tinusnco of tho samo for his successor, I'm. u:
,nr, en,;rn stock of Grrcnrirs md Liquors, and
WI will in Tho utnre carry IN tho grocery business
in It's W., inus branches, ut tho old stand NO.
Ii Royal street. ,,pEIN
ian l-it b. i. hhNiN.I'..
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b. II. GOULD W. II. wILKNNINd
TOULU 81 WILKENING,
" ;Successors to w. n HonIorsnn.)
GKDGERY, LIQUOR g GEN EkAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No 30 North Royal st.
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEE3,
SUGARS, WH1SKEY. BRANDY, WINES,
&c Strict attention paid to the sale OF Cou ~
TRY PRODUCE. ian l5--ly
aropaE WARRINGTON w. w. HERBNKT.
M ASHlNGTON y HEKBEKI.
GENERAE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. IL North Union ST.,
Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given to the sale or all
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, ana hiing
orders for GROCERIES,, GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, LIN e, Sc, at the
lowest market market price. ieb l. u
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V1UREkA Gi.Ortl ES WklNGERS.
II. Just r,coived at 50 King street, AlsXah'
irn the celebrated SELF REGu hAllNo ~
WRINGEk, Ia which W" lnVHo htlohl'on ~ u.
first doom To bs retnied nj very low prices tt
introduce them. Call and see.
dorl6 JOHN IT, CREIfHlON 81 so n
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DOTS' AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
- The largest, best and cheapest, at
oct 14-Sm WADDEY'S, II King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07

7 AIDES DRESS BOOTS.
Aspcndld stock, beautiful durAblomn,i choap,
oct l4-im At WADDEI':!, 4 King st.
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T AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.

A great variety Of styles, hAndsomo, good
and cheap ut
oct 14-3m "ADDEY'S, u King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-07

THO ARRIVE.
A cargo. If superior WHITE ASH, hGH
and n ljrr GOAL for sale bg
an" W A. SMOOT,
ian 3-lw SmooI "nali'