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~ WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY

NJ WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
5he annual meetine Of the Stockholders OF the
National Me,roBolit.n Bank, in the city q Wash
q On I as aaf thu eSOos IL
thirteen o beS1cis for the ensuing year and act
pqs.slon: RESg 3 WHITsEY, t Gi.r ior'
rNOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERs.
OFFICE e THE Mg.r15 ErEF S Tvs
q s: e before q sss
FEsPEcIAL NOTICE.
Particular attention herewith called to the large
able us TO close them out before the LIST of Jshaary
s.,s.r $. COL E S CO., sd Loan Office.
nFMEp!GAL SCHOOL FOR NURsES-PROF
will deliver Course Of Lectu &c at Ooinmbia Hos,
Rip1sIf, 70 sn tsmales only. esmmencng the frs,
Of this course Of lectures Is the education Of isdie.
n all the duties belonging to% nurse, and viii en-
and Hygiene may be necessary to enable them to
csrry out undersa the orders Of the attend
sssSi;i.sd Upon .spiiea,ion to Dr., IH9MP,
the Hospital NC. ,0lA avenue or 'h' h aessa At
~ N U q E.
CLERKS OFFICE, NORTHERN LIBERTY M.RkKr,t
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. is, 1871.
The Butchers doine business at the Northern Mar
Bet must de the annual Of their stalls in
the COLLECTO2n OFFICE, COLUMBIAN
BUILDING. "a street, ON or before the l5sh day of
January, 49, This order must be strictly OBJ
served, as l, will certsinlxbs enforced No extern.
sion Of time will be granted.
By order Of the Commissioners
deel5-eozw 3. MCFARLAND, Clerk
TPERsoNs IN THE CITY DESIRING TO
S subscribe to abe BALTIMORE SUN will
se served by sending their address to j. O. HART.
MAN, Star Office, Or q. COGGIS5, S46 9Th
stIeet. deceit
m. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
~ WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov 9,lEl
Cen plants having been received that the Letter
carriers AZ several of the free delivery offices solicit
aonstlon: by means of New Year. addresses, and
this practice being considered preuiicai 10 the ser
siee aud derosato-y to the respect carriers should
at VI times conuerd
IL is therefore ordered that the issuing of apy ad-
dress substitute therefor By letter carriers in
tended or calculated to indncs the public to make
them donations, or the soliciting Of presents BY
NE ais v haicyer, 10 forbidden.
JOHN A. J. CRESwELL,
Eos Postm Sster General
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TEAS.
"A SPECIALITY
SIXTEEN GRADES, AT LOWEST PRICES.
We claim that We are offering some Of the choicest
goods In this lins that can b found in this MARKET
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GYMNASlUM AND BOWLING ALLEY,
.c.rser ssA ed streets.

Lockefp. DC . Ae, eli 10 complete oFdsr.
Isyns GrMNAeIUM, % per quarter: BOW.
LING ALLBI, - - 0oath.1 decle-u
VTO raF PuBLT0.-The nrn Of NandIey 4 OAold
i y this day DISSOLy Ed By mutual consent. fhe
susip, g S :: hsres;s e The Sd shop
BY JOHN ,. MANDLBY, Who assumes all out.
standing debto. ~ .J0HN j. MANBLUY,
-ffg - WILLIAM 0B0LD.
wAsarscfoS, Dec. 18th, is7l. -
fhankful TO the public Tor past favors take this
method Of returning thenks Tor patronage received.
and recommend j. j. NAGDLEY to nv patrons q
dsesefs WILLIAM oBoLD.
GRRAf e1MeA ttON EHine 6oli1 0oI1 "a 81.
- vsr WAfCHHe. voxrsnts6 e 3 I'D be- ~
Pa. ave. betWeso - 81 18th -. oeO-6
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COFFEES.

OLD GOVERNMENT JAvA-ths best 10 b had
JAVA COfRE1-cheeper grade,
MOCHA.Renpine, and Q choice article,
hAdRACAIb0-nons better,
RIO
We also have the above goods roasted fresh every
day, and in the vsry best manner.
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SANnWICHED HAN,
Do. TONGUE,
MOCK e TURTLE sSdSSsrFsR,
GREEN TGRTLE dc.
0X-TAIL de.
REA Do
TOMATO de-.
FRkSH LOBSTER,
Do. SALMON,
SPrCED SALMON,
eARDINrSNBest Brands,
MILK" Eagle" and g Mcnsneatai" Brands.
LElBI0S RXTRAOT BEEF,
ANCHOVY PASTE,
BLOATEB PASTE.
PRESERVED FRUIrs-Ssveral Kinds.
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~PERSONs IN THE CITY DESIRING To
S snescribe to abe BALTIMORE SUN will
se served BY sending their address to J. @. HART
street. Saco -
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RRANcR OFFICE
NEW YORK LlFR INSURANCE COMPANY
CASH ASSETS OVER 9ls, 900, 900.
Having been appointed General Agent of The above
CemparJ for the District Of Columbia, have taken
the oHce formerly occupied by Messrs. Niles
johnson. Room y, FEDERAL Block. corner OF n snd
7,h streets N. W. where / shall be happy ut al
times to sec the policy holders aud friends OF the
'old and Reliable New York Life, !" and where pol
iees viii be issued upon all the most approved plans
nov in vogue.
Liberal indscsms rts offered to solicitors.
HENRY ID. BALL.
des27 sI' Sole Agent for District OF Columbia
WHITE GOODS.
BLANKETS. FLANNsLs, CAssTMRRKs.
WATERPROOF CLOTHS aud CLOAKIycS
BLACK and cOL0RAD BBAvRRS and DOE.
SKINS.
AsiRRsass seek OF
COTTON GOODS.
GOODS adspted TO all classes, In every depart
menf.
Prices marked in plain figures, and . oas Pric.
Only" = =
began 4 wYLYE,
dec4.-n 1ole and lo9e 7tA street
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Full and complete line of English, French and
American PERFUMERY, Hair, Tooth and Nail
BRUSHES, with other fine Toilet Articles suitable
for Presents.
q. OALvHRr FORD Druggist
dl91 11OS Penna avenue.
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CANNED GOODS, ETC, ETC, ETC.
100 doc. 3:lb. PEACHES.
loo dog ..-lb. PEACHES.
100 dos, Bib TOMATOES.
30 dos. Id. TOMATOES. s.ly lkc per cap, to re-
duce stock.
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CAU HkDN.

IN. pnolic ia autioned 7eain.i cmalor,ng anv
T" the iegulnt authorized Agents uf the Conpa.
rpedo and all explosive materials for oil wes
anu tine u,e OF snch materials by other parties ia n
direct infringement of Their nights. ANY parties in.
Ginging any OF the ROBERTS PAThS RI viii -
islt With according TO law and AZ acting wilicuIl
tnd knowingly in defiance OF law and the decision .
of the Courts
The Company have re organized their bu.;ncss
with view TO accOmmO Odale Oil Men in every aart
OF the on fegion They have employed the most
enicient Agents and Assistants that can be procured
Tor tho busineSs Each Torpedo l. labelled with
date nj patents, together with the price of tbe Tor
pedo, and sianed by an officer Of the Company. 50
every Operator wishing Torpedo may fnow its
price and whether it cane from our oilic:
upe ators viii confer n favor by reDoriiny IN tb;a
Office any negligence of Agents. ~ ''''
The loliowins named persons have been appo,n,
ea agents and Assistant AGENTS for the Oil kc.riuus
OF pennsylvania ard Vest Virginia.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTUsyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yIC1NI
Y-?rtPlEN ..uoR. Office, Haml,on,s Ci,,1r
storeSaddress Ti,usvile, Pa Assistant John Ssn
SERVER. '"'ii van
TIrCsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yICrNr.
IY-H. Ii THOMAS Office and address. Man.
ion House, 1itusvle, Pa. ''''''
sHAMhURG AND yICINITY-GEORGE tn.
YIN. onicc, Smmhurg; residence, Titusvilie, Pa
Assistant A A. v est.
ENrERPRIsE PLEAsANTvILLE. BrAN
FARM ANp PiTtiGLE W GEO VAN
VLihT. Oifice and address, Chase House. Plea.
anlyille. Assistant, H. G. Huntington.
TlDIOUT AND WEST mCKORY-CIJAS
cLAkk. Oflice and address, Exp els Office Tjdi.
,ute. Pa. Assistant f.. Rearlsley
PkTROLEuM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON 0iiice and address. Petroleum Cen
re, Pa Assistant, Charles Bllckford. 0'
T3RR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lvin,
IN Oi Creek and Cherry Run, from Story Parm IN
icClintockville--JAN NESSAUNDERS VI addrcss
larr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther ID sannder,
Charles y, Cochran and william Hoyt
McCLlMrOCKylLLE, OIL CITY AND RqNn
Assistase, N. Mead "'' !"
Err WILDER Office and address, Frankl;, p,
SCkuBG ASS, POSTER FARM Il PAIKFft,S
LANiiIN'i-RICHARD W. REDFIELD. Onsce
and addr' 50 scrubgrass, Ia Assistant II. W Par.
teTneld, address tmlenton, Pa.
WEST VlRilNIA-C ID. ANGEL. and n u
oulk Address. Parkersburg. West Virginia
WSOVrts retro le n m ROSpeiO O Co
msy56Ay
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G0IHG EAST,

lao Am. LIGHTNING rypPrss ,.,.
p, ec'us ns Gerry sundays excepted, for ii arren
for crsc NJ e;1,r grsc,Gn % snd r,usyis ard da
for Warsporl, friyburg, pisd.rbia ani ,,'EaN y.
msfe ans et as at New York Boston and New Eng
A Sleeping Coach il attached 70 ,t,s
ctinati running through to New ork H ~ Nn
S,28 r.. W. CINCINNATI rvp,,s,
I,h lays eAccp'ed, c-nnhcting at Minehampton n,
England cllies. 'n' ana all New
A Sleeping Coach s attached 70 mi. ,,.,, =,
Aeadvilien"ning & through to New York. "A '"
2,l0 A; N. NEW YORK DAY rxPBEss
daily, Snndnys excepted Connects at Crsa, n.nd
r h sd,sm psana't ~ La"csswhnna y Western Railway
phia 'o' 'Ai'au'f
A Sleeping Coach ia attached to thi. trai, .,
'leve'hhd, running through TO Hor elsyiIle CON
meeting with train having new ana improved n az
ng Room COACHES attached, running through IN
l2.0i A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, SUNDAYS
lao p. M. iAcCoMMoDATIoN. Sunday.
cepted. ga
. Boston and New England Passengers with THAR
6aggag"' are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York. N III
The best ventilated and most luxurious Sleenino
coaches AS-IN TIE WORLD.es accountant All
night trains on this Railway. "''
~" The Erie Railway Company has onenod
new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to the foot
OF ?Sd St, New York Thus enabling PASSENGERS 10
ie ich the upper portion OF the city without the ev
pcnse and annoyance of a street car or an omnihn.
Transfer. ""s
Aa-The scenery along the entire route of the Eric
Railway is Of Tho most picturesque and bean,ifr,
character. Admirers of Natures beauties In -
daylight journey over this Lii g. will And is ~ eyer
changing laudseapeseubjecrs Of continual adm,ra.
tion and interest '"'
Baggage Checked THROUGH
And fare always as low as by any other Route
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY.
Which can be obtained at all the Prlucipal Tclo,
onices in the West and Southwest.
l. d. RUCKER.s GenI pass,r
Gsui Spt. i'm u, Isso
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.0saaTs' psTaoLEUM TORPEDO.
aUSGaTS pETHOLEUM TORPEDO.
HORP EDOES.
Eks 81 Ron uEISTS
FETaIoRUN TGapESg %.
office aI she
2aD k'LANING Mill.
Corner 81 k'sne aud second streets,
Near t'he RaiiroaA,)
TITUSViLLE, P&.

Owing to the large and increasfn demand for the
ROBERTS TOrpedpes, ana the late .ccsion OF the
Commissioner Of Patents ji roluelug to VIM Reed
patent, aud the decision of Judge H. & Glier sus-
taiuills the lIuberls patent tney have Low EkkD
the price Of their rorpedo,s
TWENTY PER CENT.
40 thst every Operator can afford ~ try a Torpedo
before abandoning u We'll.
The io'lowinS j. the decision rendered by Jud,e
Grie on the twenty second (2l) day of aete,nb,.r
'Io'' Hi ie Uh't,d state, circuit Cont At Pmlacel.
pha: The case was argued three days by CHARLES
NJ. Keller Of New YORK, B b lucas and s A. Pur.
Vance Of Pittsburgh, for deiondans, and Ceorne
hatdin4 OF Pmlaielphla, and George IL. ,hris,y, Of
titt-Durlh, for planud.
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early in IL ns, : G,Shs
that be v.s o,e mn T.
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banded it 'oss :; .og
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and protes.e.. :. .s-.
The shooting; Ga. Z 20 b. =.
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LIAM 4Eshl 20 W - A
ll5 MILES UNuER sco NILES WITHOUT
9N& NANAGtMENr CHANGE OF CoACHEr
gha Bread Gauge, Double Track
Route
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CZEIES
WEST AND sOC-E.wEsT
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to n sv yc-l soc Niles
Cleveland to New York 625 Milc,,
Dunkirk to Eew York $50 Miles,
Buffalo to Eow York 423 Miles
Rochester - New Teyk 385 Miles,
- 20 TO 27 NILES TEE SHORTEST
ROUTE. -
New and Improved coiches are rnn from Cncip
natl, Dayton, Urhana Marion Gallon, MSnsfeii,
Ashland, .kttn, Cleveland, Warren, aieadvile
OulkirK, buHalO and KOcheste: to
New York WitkoRt Change.
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On and ANer Monday, Dec Sth, 1850, t,aius
"iii leave AeSdviile st tie following hours, viz
FnANKLIN RRANCIs-.Goina south.
LsAvu:
ueadvile, $50 A. r, II 80 A. ~, SOsr. n,
AuMvB:
sa,as',.' &, cas. IS s,ss IL IS IS "
rRANkLiN BRAN1M-.Goinx North,
LEAVE:
sraTki'niia sss 4p s,of S' s.s s9r; :. N
AAarvs:
Mead'hle, z,os ,. Il. ll,10A. 4. e,I5p x 11,5o
COMO WEST
3Ol a. NJ. DAY ExrREsS, dury Monday.
.Acegted, FOR Cieseila1. Cicn'nnati and the u "a,
Nd Sonth. Connects ne CiarE-vilie, tunux,, sr.
,ept q. Tor srsron Newci-te ara pit.sh,l ,I, :,
=. a.1n.Su,g for Yciinpstowu and sharon: M Gave
ana Win LAKE Shore k,ii~ay, for tls We.i snr
Ncr'h-West; ~ ltavesni Spn,lnv. ,vr', vi Co. ""'
lance and PttstWrph; NJ Akron su,,,,y- eyc, n,,J
OrNile aud NIL, ,er.rars, u U,bnna win it;,,.
ourSh, C'nc'nnati aud st L m.s Ra I'm, ,ur Inl IN.
iroils, and At Cincinnsri with the OhiD A. Ni'ss.
snpi "a,.*ay' for st Lonis mud tao scu.I md
>, Steering Coaches are at..ched m ,h.. ,r,i, =,
change O~"'e'AAo "Hhous
S.i0 4. NJ. EXpRrss MAIL. s,,,v ,r,d,x.
vsNNcsp'ed, Tor cleveland and tho Wrst AID North.
" est Connects ~ CiarSs,tllr fnr Sba,on N.r. -
nc n"n .insonrch Al at Cleveland " IN Isk.
hoie N"iway for ihc Wet anu Nortb-Hcst.
$3.50 r.. NJ. NIGHr J1rPsss. a.r, u,
;nr ue,e shu, tincihnri aud the Wtsr ana south -
ouh h.-to"n; At Cleveland with Iase shprc ~, .a
1a!, a.. Mr we West aoi NORTH W"si ard ne Cinci,
aI viva the ohio b us-iasipa Rn;lv,y far -
ou ava we Nnuth anu SOnth !, p,t
eiertih" Coach T. atia he'd 10 this train 81 N.w
o'A' running through TO Cinciuhsli.
lO.n A.. M. ACCOMMODATIONS. s,r.,vs
,st;n' ~ Mavittsburg aud Way Stations, con.
ION. daily. AoDA
., 1;d5 Il! A. M. WAY FREIGHT, SUNDAY, e.,
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New Work EtGls:a.

New YORK. May WIN: +. Dodge,
Treasurer Of the Presbyterian Memorial Fund,
stated at - public meeting last evening that the
whole amount ri $J.Dpl, 900 would be made up
before the next meeting Of the General Assem-
blv this month Nearly s 10000 will be raised
in This city.
The American Eontine I.if. Insurance COM
panv goes into yoluntry liquidation by Il vote OF
the directors ,.....
During the funeral services OF John +: Dick
inson. well known sportln" man, at Williams
bur-. yesterday. the Rev. Mr.. johnson. official,
cd and alluded in severe terms to the hte OF
the deceased, upon Which Dickinson 5, sister
arose and in IN excited manner communicating.
johnson TO stop his remarks. as they were al
together uncalIcd for and Inappropriate The
affair created grcat sensation in the church.
Mr. Johnson apologizcd and SIT down.
An attempt WAS made about , cIo:N sun
day morning bya party Of Moran 4 Go. : en-
rI6yccs to cut nosc from its pier III East Klyer
the ship Vim. TapScott, concerning which the
firm are mitigation with ?apscott 4 Go. The L;
:. deputies. in charge Of the ship, resisted
the att;ck and with line assistance OF the police
tnaIv drove off the as,aiIants after twenty OF
thirty iStol shots We're fred but nobody WAS
hlIrt
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s'itN ,Ns:lrkkClS.

l.lvE:sroul, May I=t. 1890 u. m.--CotLon
opened dull uplands 7la7I Orleans 7saI!.
NEW YORK. May l.-Stocks active but not
SO strong. Virginia skies ii ito. new H..
Money easy mt ). Gold strong 1t -.
BALTIMORE, May - Cotton quiet and uuml-
nal. Flour quiet and steady: Wheat firmcr
and more active: prime 10 choice red l1ualMl;
Ohio and Indiana l57aiGO; others unchanged.
Corn steady: white Southern 15a7I; yellow
Southern 15a7G: mixed Western 12a14. Oats
active ut 6GaiS Rye nomilally 9jal0o.
BALTIMORE, May Iva. sixcS. old G5s
bid. 81 asked do. 1866. - bid
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TELEGRTsAPHIC.
Gazette : ! Special. Dispatches:
E'gssss,EGE NEWS.


LoNboE, May IL 4. Init Is reported
from Pari:; that the sister OF Archbishop Oar
boy has been arrested and taken to prison St.
LZagial, ....-
The DAILY Telegraph reports that the Ger
nIan troops have received intination that. it is
probable they will remain in France two years.
The members of the Republican Alliance of
the departments held q meeting IN the Court
yard Of the Louvre Speeches were made and
resolutions adopted denolnciIg the Versailles
Government. ..t
PARIS. April .30---Sunday Evening. y s-
terday witnessed IL grand scene ut the Champs
Eysccs on the departure Of the Frremasons on
their visit to 81 Ihcr$
4 vast crowd was collected when fire was
suddenly opened upon them scattering the peo-
pic widely. The ircemasons. undeterred adj
vancel and planted L2O nags IL flag for every
lodge represented on the rampartS At six
o clock thcy reached the Ecrsaillists outposts
bearing banner with the inscription 'Ailuons
nous he's uns les nulrc~ They were blindfod-
ed and sent back with tie exception Of the
President dd two Delegates Their mission
was unsuccessful. = .,--
1t 10 cIocl, this morning D"wbrowskl
warmed the Ncr;;il!ists thai hostilit!c:' might
commence hourly.
Forty tkOuSanu men arc, now rc.luE lof HS III
ING in the Cham: tic Mars.
VEgsAIf1f:, April ;0.-It is stated that
TsSy is occupied hy the Government troops.
The NloIinca,lx affair was brilliant one. Three
hundred C"mlnnni>t were taken prisoners and
Il numhcr bayonctc1 Cis5cy commanded the
work. The Government is slow.
VERSAILLES. May I.-Fort Issy was yestcr-
day summoned to surrender by Il 1las OF truce
from the lines of the Versailles army: The
Communist garrison ip: reply asked Tor time Tor
dclbcralion, which was accorded. NcgotIa-
tons will rccomGlcIcG to-day.
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TLEGANT HAIR adds charm to the plain
~ est face; but when faded, features before
agreeable lose their colncincss, and the whole
expression is that Of advancing age. This being
i fact, it is not surprising that even injurious nr-
tices should have been prepared to supply 'he
millions who wish to avoid premature. gray hair
Under these circumstances it will scarcely Dt
wondered at that NATTANS CRYSTAL DIS
COVERY should have met with such extraor
binary success
1t is the only preparation furnishing safe anc
reliable rcstorcr for the hair absolutely Tree
from all poisonous and dcleterious matter ano
without sediment, and thousands above thousands
have awaited themselves Of it, not simply because
it restores the color of the hair, but because il
supplies nourishment 1t feeds the roots Of the
hair, 80 that where docayed it becomes vi gorous
and healthy again. From all sections Of the
country orders and tostm Uniuls ara received
daily, speaking in the highest forms of its quail
ties As the only preparation that gave entire
satisfaction Those who have used CRYSTAL
DISCOVERY will not use anything else; but
to those who have not tried this excellent article
it is recommended that when they arc again in
want Of something of tho kind to give it q trial
YOU will be moro than pleased; you will be de-
lighted with it, and will never again be without
it. Don't lot your druggist, if he has not 60
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY pcrsuadoyou to buy
something else, or you will be disappointed
rather 60 where you can get it put up in large
bottles containing half as much more rs any
other in market and, consequently, much the
cheapest Price one dollar. For sale by WAX
FIELD & HALL, and druggists generally
ap l9-eo&twly -
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The Place 10 Buy your Clothing.

If you want good Spring suit from Sc and
upwards, 60 to BLONDHElM ,,
Corner King and Fairfax streets
If you want Il iirst-class Black, Blue or Brown
Short Frock Coat, 60 to
BLONDHElMS :,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
Ifyou want the latest style Derby Coat i"r
men or boys go to BEONDHElhiS,
Corner King and Fairfax. street,.
Ifyou wish to see the best assortment Of Light
Colorcd Pants and Vests, go to
BLONDHEITS,
Corner King and Fairfax street,.
Ifyou want the leading fashions OF NccEtlcs
Bows and Scarf, go to ,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
). BLONDHEIM is introducing all the new
SPRING STYLES at lower prices than any
other house in the trade, and can say IN regard
to chcapness that no has cast all Others out {" the
ring. and stands champion among clothcrs:
=. BLON DHElM,
APP Corner King and Fairfax streets.
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Philadelphia, ap G-3md&w1y

Mctiical.-EssAYs FOR YoUSG Me-, on
great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which
Interfere with MARRIAGE-with sure means
of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate, disras-
cd and dcbilitarcd Sent free Of charge, in seal
ed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSoClA-
TON, No = s. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Ia.
PHILADELPHIA feb 13-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-01

RECEIPTS BY MISUNDERSTANDING the ar
ticles received by the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad last week were tho follow
ing: Corn, $3.50 bushels wheat, 1000; rye,
70; oats, 1,6O0; car corn, % corn meal, 26O !;
mill offal, So beans, 10; seed, 5; potatoes, l46;
dried fruit, 10; ground sumac, 9 tons flour,
APO bills; eggs, co. butter, Is; leather, rolls !;
bacon, 500 lbs. guano, SO bags tobacco, ,
hhd's and 50 cases and boxes; bark, cords,
spikes, 20 kegs; pig iron, s0,64o lbs; lead elS
lbs; wood, 2l cords, sheep skins,52; calf skins,
II; hides, bundles; COWS calves, &C., 3S rags,
1920 lbs.; furniture packages; spokcs, 3,64o;
plows and mowers, S. old iron and bones, 1887
lbs; lumber, II sos feet; stock car; cattle
and horses, l car; stone, ! car. Re
During the same time among the receipts on
the Washington and Ohio Railroad were the
following Wheat: S34 bushels; corn, IA; oats,
666; feed, 80; -four, sc bbls>; butter, "A; eggs,
63; stock, cars; hay, cars; wood, cars
calves, Is head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-01

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This superb
Hair Dye is the best in the IVor'ld-Pe rfectly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. No dis
appointment No Ridiculous Tints, or Unpleas-
ant Odor. The genuine W 4 Bachelor Hni5
Black or Natural Brown. Docs not Stain the
Skin but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
titul. The only Safe and Perfect Dye: Sold by
all Druggists. Factory, lG Bond st., New York.
New York. jan 20-coly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-01

BETHEL MEETING The regular Summer
Bethel meetings. held under the auspices of
the YoungMen's Christian Association, we're
commenceda at King street wharf yesterday even
ing. The attend ancc was large, and the services,
which were conducted by Mr. W. Z Herbert,
were of most interesting character. In con-
sequence of the noise created by the arrival
and departure of the Washington ferry boats
the meetings IN future will be held at Prince
street dock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-01

SUNDAY ExcURs1oNs-Th steamer Lady
of the Lake made her regular Sunday ex-
cursion trip down the Potomac yesterday
evening. The tug boat Atlantic; Capt. Joe
Denly, with party of Alexandrians on board:
made trip to one of the fishing shores on
the river Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-01

REGISTRATION IN THE COUNTY.
registration books in Arlington Township
closed on Saturday evening last with an addition
of 7 names-5 white and colored In Wash
ington Township new names were added to
the books. In Jefferson Township whites
were added and transferred to I'd Ward in
this CITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-01

LADIES FEsT1vAL.-The ladies Of the
Methodist Protestant church will open tes-
tiyal at German new building tonight They
have been preparing for the event tor some
time past, and as all their arrangements are
perfect, an agreeable evening may be expected
by all who anticipate being present.