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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03

9oug Brand, 1. Suit. -Seute 4benb
CAB Der Steuereinuebmer Wurpbp aus New'
Dort benz Yrafocutsn 3u Gbren Elm 9roBes
banquet. - Scute fanen 20o0 neue .@dife
bier an. lluter beuielben beiinbet iid) @ou.
oerueur Goofe BON gBaibin9ton, 0.sS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03
SpGtefte Gabelberidlte.

Die aeiirisen x9ableu in SrduFreidb. - C5am'
beta aemdblt. - HrdnlDhfcbe Sruppen. -
Den Sfhsiereu her eeutld,eu Seeupdtieus.
Mrmce eer Scimdl ppu NariS uHiSrid1t. -
SerGinIug eceSt6uigS ppn JtaIieu in Nom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03
o. Die suterimsirau.

Scr 9err 1bcmas Yiepenitpd mar nit
fciner S4pdserin, NIT ibren ainbern uno
nit ieiner Gouiine alaubia nidt gang obne
stbenteusr bis in bic Ssitidle pOn @ilbels
minenrub selanst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03
WfprS i'm Ncrinotpu. N}a.

eeriuston, /. Suli.--@corss 9od, ein
Reaer, erltad) ben Ssorse aderlp, cineu gs,i.
gen, i'm 3orne, ipeil !bn berielbe beidnle'gt
hattie, bei Der GntfiibruHs ponsderlp' sSdWes
fern betbeilist seweien 3u iein. Der Mtorber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03
Selcarapbii@e 9epeidell.

(8on Der ,NGoeiirtsn Breife" iir ben .Dtutihtu
9Orreiponbenten" bcribtet. = Der ~@oTtipons
timors,S mSltbsS bie SnIn5b mn SshsI, Sc,
peben bsItebt uno politdnoig perofeutIiht.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03

mel, Agramonte, Barro unb Soiefto Robris
9ues ibre GapitulatiOn ongcboten boben. -
Die ipaniife Yartei mat)t groBs Auitreugunl
gen, bel ben @ablen in Yuerto 8ico Su iic.
0Pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03
MuS Subfpn. -SfanoalCie Seenen
Dor eiucr Gtrc1c.

Sub OF, 81. D., 2. Snli. Seute
tpiep,rholten lif bic S,encn pom ooriaen
Sonntas unb 5war III ciner nod piel itanea-
l5iereu SSeiit. Gs batten iif bente Worgen
unoet6br 800 G2enihelt Dor Der fatboliid)en
Sird,e periammelt i:uo perluegerten Dem Ya-
ter S'SuQipan, Der IN @egleitnng bes Yaters
Utoriartp eritisncn mar, I'm IN Der Stride
Ufeiie Su lei.n, ben Gintritt. IS teler lo1
aar Drobunsen, baB i'm Safe bte @eitlid)en
oeriuhen iolltsn, ben 9intritt su eriptngcn,
bic eenie oieies nit @eiualt perbincern mir.
ben. Bater O'Suaiuan tbcilte ben Scrlam
melten nit, oab er pom Sii6ci beouitra9t
Iei, bic Sumultiianteu 3u ercommuniSircu.
Dieie Rittbeilnns luuroc nit Spott ent9e9en
senommen, poraui iiA Die @tifltbsn ,u'
riidSogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03
Sr. 9. 6. SSiutrrnit
@ I)r. >. g. lllopton's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
Gaepff.Sde Der Gutatps unb Sardtusaftrafe.
Buafduoi9e 8ebie ju $40 bis $40, melde 9arana
tirt tperoen, 3ufriebenbett 5u 9emdbren.
Sapne rueroeu obne oen geringilen Sdmcr5 auesez
logen 5u 90 @ent5 pro Stlf reine @olbfInuug Iiir
g; Ditto Sitbcrlluu9 81, ou $40 Sabre 9arGntrt.
Das Siireon lit 5u icoef 3et otfen Sonnags uon 8
bis f2 lbr 8ormttage. (Oai 49, t2Wte.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03

100, 900 aliortirte SlnmeutOpfe
sDf. sScrine s. G1bnen,
Gutrifanten
S5srs uno Sfcingnt Waaren
Rrf-E:s prs st3, Wsit.yaltImorsltrase. le0-l
y. -. ADrter s Coup,
fsabyiiartsn I'm grosrn ponl
GsbasWalirr, SDriprn unn Ninerals
@alirr allrr slrt,
e:pss aub Or. GaHtreli' rs bsrlbmtem BE ia fG
SngweIe
Naea. IN fur g In III o n g. 0ttaipas 0ier Gytraft
Naenten iiir bae nett betannie Nauillpu &prinst
aSafier FER 1aratosas fsMeus, GepsYort;
E,utatuen unb a1e Arteu Sonas pporate 5un
Dsrtauts su ben biiissn yreiien In
, gsr. s1.s, ssaitsrn Slpenue Baltimore, NarpI.
tapritt5, ,3Nn.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03
3euouiGc.
@etbEter Scr!

Nd Fam .Surmiuatipa" obtr Die mfSlIduiidis
TIorrbbetn nPirtur ai6 elm Suimtttd NtgeH Tldubbc
gCro Cinplcblcu. oa id etC SDuiiGmict beG 9,iutie
an mir Teton trObytu babe.
". \. ytturua,
Iriritp s0rhc, clifton, WioTpluUo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03
pr. Il. 5appin9tOn's

6uIuHthltlBeftRItI(S I(SlutDpIuuHieh'~Utup
III elm fieberes unt srfabripies Scilmittcl fir
9mffen, GrfGltuna, &cudJBuffcu, Seiierfeit &C.
IS beleiti9t @utJlnouu8 uno ucrbiittt ooourb
Sd,uiusiud)t. Stecr porSn9lldbe uno eines guten
matt uno bat 9roRc 3utiGoenbct Gc9e6en. Yrdpas
tlrt pon Or. 8. Sappington, Rr. i3e, Rors;
@dpifrafe.
,,3n babsu bclauen 9anOlern im ansemsinsn. Qrss
DO @ents. (Nop.23,t9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03

muoe au Der Seits iciueS blutenSeu OpisrS
osrbaftet, ais er bemiclbcn aIbtun9 3upsbte.
StuS Wlaifa6ufettS. S.-@in Gifens
balm llnfall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03
Den II. gpriIis7l.

Den II, April 1871.
@rcbrtcr Scr
SO bate Is armiuattpd" In pcItn Iaatn uon
Tiurrhoc unb Nuhr angcpcuect. uuh IL ntmale
'tblbdrts peimttd. 00bc IS "a nbCt TOO 6dntH nit
Stlola grbrdudt. II. DicBuer,
GuebEr I'M "plarvtinerr eoi9ltalc"
gcr6rter SCrr!
9G tdb aN Grmindttpa' ale ttH unibdg Sttl.
mittci aegcu Ttdrthpc H. Ruhr tCtrdtDit, inbtiR ld
olridbe IN uCrlbcotncn NdliCn init itrtN ecmtsIbcn
Stlolge dngeWcubct, 70 cmptcblr to hc When, pelbe
an olcicn dtautbticn lcitCn,
AItungeuouh Abt
IhcmGS u Srifu,
S'or RI ", Baltimore.
Gictbrtsr Oru
lb tann 9btc Cdrmindtipa" 0bCr nrriTanifdJe
Itdrrbuc @iItur Gi0 Elm NttimttCl ilT btIt Qtdut
brt, Wetdc fc 81 bcbtU bcltmmi M, ntdt aruug NIB
men. Gle hbcItrtift alc5 Trrattiet pds Id FINALS
babe aHiUCnocu cbtn. Iie iputs in iserr Samiiis
pprratbig irin.
9Pr ugCbcner
Sob. ~. GHrnasI,
Nj ijj, Roto, gtodbipup.
0etbrer Sen!
lbrr ,Carmiudtipa" bot mid pitoubctgeNcut.
otnt Die ghnfl0t Wttluna 9bre6 paImtittS igbr
bdlb mttncm Sebtu Gin Str pCiCtt butttn. Wdu tam
otb Jiubmlitcn lbtr ea5 UIit,cl Hidt gcRug tdecn.
9br TgrbcuItu
Nlsrduecr SIufc,
Nr. 20, Srnttr 2 tIobe.
g1ir tjnnttr GouiCnoc bon 3cuariIicn bier
mittbciIcn, leoot bctrattcn mir obigc 'iIr
bjurcIdlcn6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03
Or. Aeu[er,
Nr. 81, Sbt

WIZ u SUWCpTIIWRE+
Sprc6lunoen;
bop 8 bis ltbr irlb BON 1 bis lbr Rathmlttoss
uno bon bis ubr Abenbs. (San.6,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-03

g9r IOnnttn Eauicnoc bon 3Gguiien bier
leootl bctradtcn mir obige 'iIr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
EEETIDF S9EES.
Tsy +. 4. Kerby. !iuctiGnecr.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
E. ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA, NA.-By
authority of the heirs at law of VIM. Voitch,
decd, will offer for sale, by public auction, OH
SATURDAY, the III dry of December, 1871,
the following described property, in Alexandria,
Eirgina: rom ava
GROUND on the west side Of Alfred ST., shzI54l
between King and Prince streets, in front 70 IT,,
and in depth 10 feet to all alley, with the Use OF
said alley. 80, p
No. IA TENEMENT and LOT OF faay :sasI
GROUND on the east side of Payne ST., Il55y{ssl
between King and Prince, i'll front 60 feet, and
in depth l23 feet inches.
No "a LOT OF GROUND on the west
side of st. Asaph street, between Duke ana
Wolfe in front 30 feet, and in depth l23 it. in.
No IA LOT OF GROUND on Montgome,,
ry street and Strand, of which the metes and
bounds will be given on the day Of sale.
The above sale will be made III front OF the
respective premises commencing at halt-pa$t II
o clock, in front OF the tenement and lot OF
ground ON Alfred street.-The. |.
PETER &. UILER,
no 13-cnis Agent for lcirs OF VIM Neitch dec d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
From New York.

New York, Nov. lT.-Thc government Of
fers $1,000 reward for the re arrest of Ballard
who escaped from Jail Tuesday night lie is
considered the most dangerous coantcrleter IN
the world.
In to nine clock his morning there were
no signs oil! the Russian flagship SHETLAND with
Alexis on board from Sandy Hook.
Jay Gould believing that upon legal cxaln.
nation bis bond for ); | ,00O, 0Un is Tweed ; bail
will prove unsatisfactory, yesterday Withdrew
it. jacob Vanderbilt, Oh. Il. torrell and
Charles Drvln were substituted Tor Gould
Counsel for Tweed have served ON Charles
O'Couor demurrer that the plalpltl$ have
not the legal capacity to sue in The action that
the complaint does not state sufficient facts
constituting cause of action that the complaint
Is defective by not Including the mayor, alder
men, supervisors and cnnwonality OF the city
rs defendants. The point raised Is that there
is no legal right Of the people maintained III
The owners Of Harry Ea>sett offer to run linn
against any horse in the world for $50, coo il
side from one 10 tour miles.
\ United States bonded warehouse III
Iaicht street was robbed "Wednesday night OF
SD 600 worth of silks belonging to II. Is. Ola
Hin, No arrests have been made.
The Custom House officers his week scZcd
Sc 600 worth of diamonds that 4 gang OF Eu-
ropcan gamblers cudcav"rrl to smugEIe INTO
port.
Marshall o. Robtr, writes letter to the
Times stating he was lniscd by false accounts
furnished him ly the ring mem hers OF the city
govcrnmc nt last scar into 81 gning certificate
endorsing the correctness of the financial books
of tie city. He says that al the tune ncll her
he nor Mc<<rS Moses Taylor and J.~J Aston
had any idea that the Comptroller was achca'
aud Il fraud, and takes much blame upon hun
self for falling iutu such Il trap
The annual session OF the Methodist Mis-
sionarv committee is hciEg held here. Bishops
James, Scott, Norris Simpson, and Ames are
present.
Appropriations have been made for missions
during next year in Africa, South America
China, Germany Switzerland, Denmark K, Swe
den, Norway, India, bulgaria: Italy, AM
among the foreign population OF the United
States acgrcgating SGT0,naO.
\ ight in chain factory in lrenton yeStcr
day between SIX workmen resulted III the Kill
lns of JohuRradlcy andScrou>ly woundins tho
other five. The weapons used were chains ant
the tipht was very ttrocinnS
In the recent gale the RUSSIAN ir'Hatr E'@a
tire badly damaged her rudder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What DIspepsia May End in


gestlon is not dangerous, say tho faculty. Per-
Raps not in itself, while it remains mere indges-
ton; but look at the consequences to which it
may lead, and often does lead when it becomes
q chronic disease. A spark Of fire is small
thing. n pressure of the foot will put it out II
breath will cxtinguish it. Yet it may fire Il
powder mill, or kindlc a flame that will consume
:. city. In like manner indigestion may pro-
ducc gastrits, cancer Of the stomach, congestion
of the bowels, apoplcxy, liver disease and many
other dangerous mande5. Is it not wise, then,
to check it in the germ? Nothing is more clear
ly and indisputably established than that Hos
letters Stomach Btters will eradicate dyspcp-
sin in all its stages The true policy, however,
il to cxtinguish it in the first stages with this
wholesome, powerful and iniullibc tonic and al
tcratiyc. 1t is easier to qucnch spark than II
flame, and it is easier to cure dyspepsia when 1t
is first developed, than when it has made head
way by neglect, and become complicated with
other ailments There is not the shadow of Il
doubt that the Bittcrs are rs directly antago-
nistic to dyspepsia as water is to fire There are
Thousands of cases on record proving this fact
The remedy is safe and agreeable. All the LID
uors of commerce prescribed us stmulants leave
4 sting behind But the sting is taken out of the
spirtuous basis of this great remedy by ,vegeta-
bic medication, and, moreover, the stlmuiant
thus mcdicatcu is of exceptional purity OF all
toncs taken rs safeguards or remedies for fever
and aguc, bilious rcmittents, and other fall cpl
denies, it is the only one that can uniformly be
depended upon. nov l3-colW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
Virginia Conference NJ. T.. Church
South.
SECOND DAY.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Nov. G.-Thc Confer
cnce met this morning, according to adjour-
mCDt.
Twenty-Scvcn ministers and nInc lay dele
gate; who were not present yesterday appeared
AID took their seats
The venerable Mr.. Cooper, OF Georgetown,
appeared On the floor.
Leaves of absence were granted to ReES. j.
p. Garland and John n. Jefferson.
Conference resumed the examination ut the
characters Of the elders and the greater part
Of the session Was devoted to tins duty. All
Of them passed an approved examination.
Rev. Mcssrs. Ycates and Griffin, Of the
North Carolina Conference and Irwin, Of the
Presbyterian Church, were introduced to the
Conference.
Revs James A. Riddick, Robert j. Carson,
and William J. Norheet, were placed On. the
supernumcrary list And the following SUI
pernumcraries were placed on the effective list
viz, Revs. John b. Laurens, Jacob h.
Proctor, John p Woodward.
Rev. William r. White, minister Of the
Protestant Methodist Church, having asscntcd
to the union with the Methodist Episcopal
Church South: was placed on the roll Of elders
of the Virginia Conference. ,-...
Humphrey Billups, Joseph Carson, NJ. NJ.
Dance, Benjamin Devany, John G. Garllck,
Robert A. Gregory, William \. Robinson, A.
exander Stewart, jacob Ilough, Benjamin NJ.
Williams $. Y. Moorman, and Bcjamn I,
Amrs. were continued on the Suprlanuatcd
list The application of Charles Y. Bingly to
be placed on the supernumerary list for reasons
other than i'll health as well as ill:hcalth was
not granted, after an earnest and protractcd
debate by Drs. Edwards, Lee, Langhorne,
Whitehead, and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
The Markets..

LoHpoN, Nov l7--lI:30 Il. m.-Consols
opened at 93l for both money and account.
Bonds of 1862 9l55; 1860, old, -; 1861, Gag.
l0-4O's, col.
New York, Nov l7.-Stocks much bet
ter than at the opening. Gold heavy at Ia
H. Money easy at jai. Va. 6,s, ;393; new,
&C.. Flour steady Wheat shade tirmer.
Corn dull and declining.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Iva. SKIES, Ola, 81
bid, du. 1866, 81 bid; do. 1867, GO bId do.
coupon, old. 80 bid, do. new, IS bid; W. Va.
Bathrooms, Nov. l7.-Cotton firm; low
midIling$, lSalSf. Flour unchanged and in
good dcmaud. Wheat steady Ohio and In
diana, l5SalGj; Pennsylvania, lGjalGS. Corn
firm; new white, 70aSO; do. yellow 70a73; old
mixed Western, 72a74. Oats quiet, at 49a52.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
kU-lt lux.

RALEIGH, November IG-Deputy Z. S.
Marshal Boshcr with two assistants brought
here last evening iiftythrce men from Ruther
ford and Cleavcland, charged with Ku Klux-
Ing during the two weeks past These same
DEPUTIES arrested in those counties, without
military aid. two hundred men on similar
charge. All the parties arrested, except six
ty-tivc, have been discharged, there being,
upon Investigation, no evidence to send them
on for trial a commissioner, named Scog-
gins, has been operating in the same counties
with squad of United States troops during
the same time. and arrested eleven men one OF
whom he shot, for supposed insolcnce to him.
Numerous arrests of North Carolinians have
been made for alleged Ku-kluxing in that
State.
The ku-Kiux trials will BE- resumed here on
Monday week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
iFytr,rt from CITY Charter. |


Section ~. There shall be II lien on real estate
for the CITY taxes assessed thereon and all lawful
city charges against the same, from the COM
mrncrmct Of the year for which they are as
srsscl The City Council mny require real es-
tutc III the city, delinquent for the non-paymcnt
oft,ycs To ne sold for said taxes, with interest
thereon at the rate of twelve per centum per
annum, and such per ccntum rs they may pre-
scribe for charges. Such real estate shall! be
sold, and ,nny be redeemed under the provisions
hereinafter made.
Section % The collector or collectors Of city
taxes shall, under the direction Of the City Coun-
ell, cause notice of the time and place of such
sale to be published in one or more daily news
nopcrs published in said city, ut least ten days
nrryiou. to Such sale; and he or they shall also
cause to he published in said newspapers, on
some day not more than twenty days nor less
than ten days previous to snch SAFE, nsi 1' t"e
several parcels of real estate 81 to I've sold de-
scrihimg therein each parcel Of real estate IN the
same manner rs the same Is described In the IL
s,.ssmcnt rolls in which the said Tax ar assess
uent is imposed thereon together with the name
of the p,.lS1n I" whom each parcel Is assessed,
and the amount of thct tax or assessment thereon.
Section ~. If such tax or assessment, and the
Ter ccntagr, interest. ard expenses aforesaid, ne
NOT paid previous to the day for which said sale
MAS advertised, or on some day Immediately
thereafter to which said sale may be adjourned,
the collector or collectors shall proceed to make
sale, accordingly, OF The said several parcels OF
real estate, or 50 much thereof rs may be ncccs-
ssry to the highest hidder and the sale may he
adjourned from day to day until it shall be com
plcted. On such sale the collector or collectors
Shall execute to the purchaser u certificate OF
sale, in which the property purchased shall be
described, and the aggregate amount Of tax
Or assessment with charges and expenses speri'
lied; hut the collector or collectors shall not for
himself or themselves, either directly or ind,
rcctiy, purchase any real estate so sold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
AN ACT

To aid in the COLLECTION OF Taxes.
BE it enacted by the Board of Aldermen, the
Common Council concurring, That from and af-
ter the fifteenth day of December next ten per
cent shall be added to all unpaid tax bills in the
hands OF the City Collectors, who shall proceed
to collect the same; and that from and attGr the
first dnv OF january eighteen hundred and sew
cnty two, the said Collectors shall proceed to
collect all delinquent taxes Ms provided for in
the twenty fourth, twcntyfflh and twenty-sixth
sections of the city charter, which sections shall
be published with this act.
Sec >. This act shall BIZ i'll force from its pas
sarc; and all acts or parts Of acts in conflict
Herewith arc hereby repealed.
Passed Board of Aldermen, Nov. ID, ISL
HENRY L. SIMPSON, President.
Passed Common Council. Nov. II, 1871.
GEO. r. SHINN, President
Anprovcl: HUGH LATHAM NJ, Mayor
Tc.tc: HAROLD SNownEN, CYk C. C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
Affairs in Ohio,

CIHclNNArrI, O., Nov 1.-THE Ohio stale
debt has decreased this year 571335, llj. The
whole debt is now $3.50, 5ll. Deputy u: 5:
Marshal McIiutty in attempting to arrest joel
Baker, charged with dealing in counterfeit
money, at Cclina, Ohio, yesterday, was attacked
hy two brothers named Brandon and severely
cut and bruised. He secured his prisoner,
however. and brought him TO this city last
cNrninr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
{sy Green a. Wise,

[Rcal Estate 4 gents and Auctlonccrs.l
WASHABLE PROPERTY on KING ST.
H. FOR SALE.-By virtue Ola decree Of tic
Corporation Court for the city OF Alexandria,
pronounced at it$ July term. 1871, and Il decree
ut its October term, Isl, in Tn" suit o! A. Moran
W. George VIM. Brent ct 4 s., the undersigned,
rs Commissioners will, by public auction, in
front of Green's Mansion House in the city OF
Alexandria. on SATU RDAl, the 18th day, OF
November. 1871, ut II . clock IN offer ,or sale
valuable TIiREESTORY BRICK HOUSE sFs
on the south side Of King street, il tho city LII
Of Alexandria, Va, between Fnr!hX and Royal
streets, now in the possession Of y. M"ran, be-
ing twenty feet on King street, and running
back south ninety feet.
Terms: One-tenth ofthc purchase money 1"
be paid in cash, and the residue to b" paid III
three equal instruments, payable ut SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest from the day
of sale; bonds with good security to be ,;i cn for
the deferred payments, and the title TO be- re-
''''' GEORGE WIN. BRENT,
oct Dts Commissioner Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
a <arsI-Encourage Home Trade.

We would most respectfully call the attention
Of gentlemen, ana particularly those who are IN
the habit of wearing tho best and most stylish
apparel both in over and undergurments, and
who have hitherto gore to merchant tnilors and
to Washington for their supply, to orr most
complete, fine and stylish stock of goods: We
have spared no means for the accomplishment
n' lirSt-class Clothing Establishment in this
city We have procured the very best Clothing
to be found in the city Of New York, both in
material and workmanship, and We have the
very latest styles, such as we are confident cam
not be found ready made even in Washington
We are willing to sell them reasonably, much
lower than the like can be procured at rlcr-
chant taior's or in Washington. For the vcrl
lication Of this assertion, call and see us. You
cannot Judge without you see. No trouble to
show goods We delight in the exhibition OF
our fine stock Encourge home trade, and par
ticularly- frst-class establishments il you have
the prosperity of our city at heart
Respectfully,
l. SCHWARTZ i Co.
s. DEAIHAM Head Manager. nov II
G!O1hins! clothing
AT Low PR1cESl
Imposition Hatedl
Comparison Invited!
Opposition Courted!
Competition Deh"d
AT S. BLoS DuEIsfs
CnEAr MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE,
Corner King and Faiytar streets,
ct12 Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-17
Clothing

Now READY.
The immense new stock Of
FALL AND WINTER Goods,
AT H. STRAUSS ESTABLIsHMENTs,
Nos. 30 and % King street
The stock is rcpletc in all its branches, consist
ing of Mems, Ladies', Boys, Misses and Child
rcns Boots and Shoes in great variety, which
for chcapncss and durability cannot be excellcd
by any similar establishment in town.
Also large and well selected stoc Of Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Va
Uses, which will be sold at New York prices.
Do not fail to Call, Us we guarantee to sell low
cr than the lowest.
Don't forget the name and Nos.
II. STRAUSS,
oct3 Nos. 90 and % King street
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Lyllcllcd.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 1.-THE three
negroes who murdered the Park family near
Hcnryvillc, Indiana were taken from Jail at
Charleston at > clock this morning by Il mob
Of one hundred and fifty men in disguise, and
hanged from Il tree half 4 milc..from town.
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EI.EGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, Nov l7.---ConSdcrable interest is
manifested in all circles by the announcement
that Gambrtta, who has arrived at Saint GUM
tin, will there make an extended speech ex-
plauatory of his views upon the present status
OF the public affairs Of France, and events liable
to he brought about by the policy of President
Theirs.
PARIS, Nov. l7.-rhe specie in the Bank Of
France has increased 100000 francs during
tho rnrE
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\ dispatch from Albany says there is no
truth whatever in the report Of the meeting be-
tween the Governor and democratic Senators 10
Troy to confer respecting the call for all carly
session of the Legislature
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.9.HTSE.H E.NI'S.
ECOND ANN UAL BALL,
- for the
BENEFIT OF TIE CITY POLICE,
On MONDAY, NONEMBEE 2Oth, 1871.
At HARMONIC HALL.

CUmmiftcc Of arrangements.
James Smith, Henry Nicholson, JAS. Walker,
Augustus Idensen, James p. Shrakcs.
Conmittcc Of Receptions.
CAPTAIN James Webster, 1t. j: L. Smith, Wm.
Mullin, Isaac Kell, A. Nicholson, Joseph
Horsmun, JAS G. Watkins, j. Arnold.
Floor Managers.
Il. NJ Latham, Arthur C. Kcl, John 4. Field.
C1nanittec or Oytier.
Henry Crump, Vim. johnson. james Hepburn,
J. II. Clapdorr John W. Waters Emanuel
Webb, Geo. II. I.ylcs, George W. Jones, " III.
Jackson, j. G. Nightingale and Fcrd. Travis.
COOKS STRING BAND has been engaged
for the occasion.
Price Of tickets, 81. nov It'd