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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HuIllhuw DiSSectCd.

Quaint old Burton has favored us with an
Anatomy Of Melanchcly," but who shall dis
sect the melancholy f;lllacies and fbs with which
knaves and fanatics endeavor to deludc the sick
and feeble of this generation. Char atans,
through the newspaper press, recommend to the
strengthlcss victim of disease convulsing purga-
tivrs, which, ii taken, are sure to turn his dcbil-
ithtcd system almost inside out and sink him
into the uttermost depths of helplessness and de-
spondcncy! Fanatics, on the other hand, as
sure the PROSTATE patient that no medicine con-
tanning diiltlsive stimuant ought to pass his
lips. ii he elects to be guided BY the advice OF
i,nposters and lunatcs let him make his will
and order his coffin; but if there is spark of
common sense in his composition, let him resort
in his extremity to Hostctter's Stomach Bittcrs,
the most patent of vegetable tonics and altcra-
tives-thc purest and most entirely wholesome
of ncdicatcd stimulants. The wonderful cures
of dyspcpsia, bliousncss, rheumatism, physical
prostitution and malarious fevers which this rare
specific has effected during the last twenty-five
wears are the most conclusive answers that can
be given to the enemies of mankind who offer
volcanic cathartcs rs tories and to the mistaken
beings who would refuse a medicinal stimulant
to Il Door broken-down invalid, who is literally
ding by inches for the want ofjudicious stimu-
l.tion. Temperance, properly understood,
countenances no such folly rs this. The State
laws enacted to put down the abhorrent vice of
drunkenness, provide for the sale of brandy,
whiskey and other liquors rs medicines; and If
these aduterated liquors of trade arc accepted
bv temperance legislators rs remedies, what
ought be the general verdict of the temperance
public as regards the peerless vegetable tonic
based upon stimuant absolutely pure. nov25
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sTEEpLE, CLOCK AND BELL, !:
Presented TO the city of his nativity by !:
an esteemed citizen. ~, !:
: ALEXANDRIA, VA, A: D. 1872. !:

The tower of the new steeple has been tn, ISL
ed and fully prepared for the reception q fnr
placng it in position, and the hearts Of the
citizens will soon be gladdened by the oia IA
miliar tones Of the Flown Bell. !" 1t is ander,
stood that the new clock is being manutacture9l
by the Howard Clock Company OF Boston, II ana
will be completed and in place by the middle i, Or
DECEMBER 1t will have tour ground glass
dials, each five feet nine INCHES in diameter
to be Illuminated, and the bell to strike the
hours-not quarters and halves as reported 1e'' .
AN USLucKy THlEF,-An old man giving
his name as Henry johnson, and halling from
Richmond, went into Mr.. Harlow's store. near
the Market House, last Saturday night ,! ane
after ir oupgiug about there for some time stole 81
the tie proprietor ap So ds'sTHP Sase lane
f ,"r s IS then went to the Peor's House, and
hsE r. TR s the and is nsd S3
of with that Mr.. Stephenson Soeu dlseoSers E,
his r loss and hastily pursuing the thief caught
him hin and locked him up until this morning when
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Movements Of Steamers.

New York, Nov. pa special dispatch
from London, the 9th, says: The United
States steamship Yantic arrived at Alden Fri
day last bound for Zanzibar. She is now coal
ing aud after being supplied will Immediately
leave. The order of the United States steam
er Colorado, flagship Of the Asiatc squadron,
has been changed and it is rumorcd that she
will also 60 to Zanzibar The British steam.
ship Briton is at Alden awaiting the arrival OF
Sir BartIe Frere. Naval officers are enthusiasts
tic over the anticipation Of an expedition
against slavery. The Khc'livc will also send
troops to Zanzibar He desires to anticipate
the English expedition in the seizure of the
Lake region Of the Nile.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to the Alexandria Gaze
From New York.

NEW York, Nov. 25.-Ausust .Slaudingcr.
proprietor of well known restaurants on Broad-
way and Broad streets, is missing.
Robert r. Morton, mileage clerk Of the
Morris and Essex Railroad is missing.
Anthony Eaton, who was knocked down;
beaten and robbed Thursday evening by mcn
bcrs Of target company, is dying from the in.
juries received Two Of his assailants have
ben arrested. 10:
OF one hundred and eighteen cases OF houi-
eide sent to the District Attorney of this city
for disposition since January LIST, $780, only
forty two convictions havcSollowcd. The total
number Of homicidcs during that time IS 49,
Six of the murdcrcrs committed suicide, ten
were discharged by the coroners, and twelve OF
the murders were committed by unknown per
xOnS
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MRS. c. L. SIMPSON,
Nl No l25 King street,
Is now opening at her BAZAAR OF FASHION
n very large and elegant assortment Of
4 r. JJNERS

Is now opening at her BAZAAR OF FASHION
u very large and elegant assortment Of
FALL MILLINERY,
embracing every style Of the season.
The EONN ETS and HATS cannot be sur
passed for beauty, and there will be kept con-
SANITY on hand during the Season q complete
assortment from which ladies can made selcc-
tons. Those wishing to make their own Bon
nets will find Ill necessary materials at very low
Also Ruches and Ruls, Collars in every new
shape, Real Laces, Black Wells, White Nc Heils'
Cambria Edgings and Insertings, Cotton Trim
mings, Handkerchief and Dress Tri innings of
ds.crption c Ha:as ys'y cheap hsr
Curls Finger PuGs; (s6mething entirely new
and SWITCHES in real h"F THREAD and 9ts.
and Sets, and everything that Can be found in a
lirst-cluss Millinery and Trimming store. A
pleasure to show goods. oct2
A LPACAS AND POPLINS-Popins, Sat,
n teens and Silks, in all the new cloth colors
such as London, Smoke, Elephant Skin, Sage
Green, Peacock Green, &c Alpacas, the very
best quality ut the very lowest prices.
tnrv IL HOOMES y AHub1.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. oo5, | Il. l

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 7 7 Il. III.
Probabilities. In the Northwest over the
Upper Lakes and Michigan rising baromctcrs.
southwestcrly to northwestcrly winds, with
clearing and clear cold weather, will prevail,
and extend this evening to the Ohio Valley.
and by tonight to Tennessee. La the Guland
South Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather and
northeastcrly to southeastery winds, vcerng
to northwcsterly, with possibly occasional rain
in the Gulf States and increasing cloudlncss in
the South Atlantic. On the Lower Lakes al d
thence over the Middle States and New Eng
land, generally threatening weather falling
barometcrs, southerly to westerly winds and
occasional rain this evening.
Warning signals continue at Milwaukee,
Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo and arc ordered for Ro
chester and Oswcgo. -!
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The Markets.

New YORK, Nov 25.-Stocks very strong.
Gold steady ut l22. Money firm ut l. Virginia
skies As; new 50. Flour steady Wheat shade
tirmer. Corn firm. ~
BALTIMORE, Nov. 25-Virginia skies, con-
soiidaled, 554 do new Az do. registered 80
West Virginias 49, bid to-day. Cotton quiet;
low middlings 1S!alSs. Flour active, but UNI
changed. Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn
opened active but closed dull; white Southern
59sG1; yellow Southern 50; mixed =, Western ST. Us.
mixed 42a44 Rye steady at 8Oss5. Hay I'M
changed.
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REMAsx>-Th market for prime and choice
samples OF Wheat is active and firm; offerings
Of 2S6 bushels white and 2l3S of red, with sales
of the former ct l&Gand i67 for very good and
prime and 1872 for choice, and of the latter at
12O for very inferior, ITO, III andl75 for medium
to good, $50 and lS5 for very good to prime, and
$50 for choice Corn continues in active request
at last weeks closing prices; offerings Of 5SS
bushels white and G55 OF mixed, with sales Of the
former at 81 for old, and Of the latter at 30, %
and s. for new Rye and Oats are unchanged.
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The Weather i'm England.

LONDON, Nov 2:.-The weather to-day Is
very tempestuous. The telegraph lines have
been Frustrated in many places and much dam
age to shipping on the coast is reported.
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Affairs i'll France.

LONDON, Nov. 25.--Spccal dispatches from
Paris to the London evening papers report that
the situation is gloomy. The majority in the
National Assembly, it is stated, has dctermn-
ed to adhere to the position it has ia ken and a
compromise Of the differences between the
executive and Legislative departments is re-
garded as improbable.
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1. Schwartz Il Co.,

at the
SAREpTA CLUTHING HAIL.,
50 King street,
Are now exhibiting, without exception, the finest
and best selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ever before brought TO this city, Their superior
garments arc warranted equal in every respect
to those made by the best of merchant tailors,
and are sold cheap. Call and convince yourself
AtSAREPTA CLOTHING HALL,
sep 2G So King street.
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NIILLINERY, FANCY Y HAIR GOODS.

I would call the attention of the ladies to my
assortment Of MILLINERY GOODS Of every
description. which is still complete, and will be
sold very cheap. Cambria and Lace Edgngs
and lnsertings; also Real Edgngs and Insert-
ings Also bave just received direct from New
York fine lot of HAIR GOODS, consisting of
Real Hair Switches, Coronet Plaits in Hair and
Thread, Finger Puis, Curls, Sc; also Thread
and Juts Chignons, Hair Braids and Jutc
Switches-all Of which will DO sold below the
regular prices for cash. Call and see them vt
Mrs g.. l.. SIMPSONS,
+ No l25 King street,
nov p Near Wash. depot
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San Juan.

NEW York, Nov. IA Washington
special says Intelligence was received late last
evening that the joint military occupancy, OF the
island Of San Juan terminated on Friday by
the withdrawal Of the latter in accordance with
the terms of the Berlin decision
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he was brought before Justice White, who
committed him to shc Work House for forty
days-during which period he will be mcm-
Der Of the chain gang. While locked up Sat
urday night some Of the other prisoners, in
Rhcir parlancc, went through him, ;" and stole
Everything he had, including the ST he had
guttcntfor Mr.. Harlow cape
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Augusta. November Q. 1860


DR.. VIM II. Tut: Dear Sri have long
been Il sufferer Of torpor Of the liver and dyspcp-
si;l, and in search OF relief have tried almost
every medicine recommended for those diseases,
but have never derived half the benefit from any
of them rs l have from your Vegetable Liver
Pills They arc invaluable, and would rec
ommcnd to all with Dyspepsia, Sick Headache
nr.d Biliousncss Yours truly,
W. j. BLAIR, late Of Danyille, Va.
DE- TrrTs HAIR DYE leaves no ridiculous
ti,ilS. nov -
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CIRCUIT Court FOR THE CORPORATION
Judge kniU, presiding CoNTINuATIoNo FSAT:.
uRDAY's PROCEEDINGs.-Tay and wife VS..
Powell and others; in chancery; and Chamber
land VS.. same; in chancery; remoVed%to sthe.
Charles B. Morse VS.. A. & f. r. w. Co.; in
case; Jury, and verdict for plaintiff, and judg-
mcut against defendant for 81 ,e9l. 76 Within.
tcrcst from September LIST, 1871, till paid, and
costs. ~ l.. ~...;
Similar judgments we're awarded against the
same railroad company in the following cases:
W. B. Watkins for 1888. SO; BlsLewls Black
ford, for 1866 66; John S. Greene, for 1888; SO;
VIM f. Gordon, for 1888; Samuel d. Hor-
H. Julian Beale, for $4S2; }. +. Morse, Tor
$500; Samuel L. Chinn, for $500; James Is.
Marye, for $500; Francis D. Hume, for $500;
J. b. Gwatkns, for 5000; Tonlin Barnes, for
S4O6. -; John W. Barnes for $4O6. 75i VIM:
II, film, for $SS 50; Isaac Smith, for $lSS;
Benz. Franklin, for $780, Charles L. Mason,
for S94. 80; Allen Freeman, for $2I9l2; Sid
nev Mustlemau, for 1921; Samuel Foulke for
$lG5; VIM. England, for 1868. Is; William l.,
Slaughter, for $466.75; John L. Marye, Jr'
for $50. :
Unconstitutional VS.. Miner ct ais; in
chaucery; Virginia Miner appointed guardian
adj Item of infant defendants; answers filed and
decree of reference.
Washington vs. War6eld; in case; judgment
against defendant
Lawson VS. Lawson; in chancery; decree
against Isabella Lawson for $500 IS, withlnter,,
est from June 10, 1851, and 1913 costs; I
years interest to be deducted. IT,.
Geo. NJ. Miller VS.. Joseph and Catharlne
Williams; 10 chancery; order OF sale.
Fowle's exrs. vs. Edelin, Il Harris IN
cl.ancery final decree. :
NJ. D. Ball. surviving, VS.. \. u T.. hallway
Co. in case jury aud verdict for plaintiff !;
and Judgment against defendant for $500. 81
with interest from September lst 1866, TIL
paid and costs.
Court adjourned till tomorrow morning at
10 clock. :. -. =, ,a,,
The Town BEIL-The bell for the market
house stceple arrived here this morning per
steamer L. c.. Knight from New York, II was
east by Messrs T. A. g. 6. +. Meneely,, the
celebrated Bell Founders of West Troy, N. T.
The weight is eighteen hundred pounds and 1t
measures three feet nine inches lnI!dlameter
Icing the heaviest aud largest bell mthe city.
Ii is mounted in the latest style, with OIL ene
modern improvements-rotar yoke, tolhng
hammer, sc: The following, appropriate IN
srription has been placed on the bell:
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Tn Memory Of the Sacred Dead.

Mr.. JOHN L. MALONE aged ninotcen
years, son Of John Malone, of Fairfax, died at
the residence Of Mrs. Field, OF this city, on the
night Of the l4th it being the festival of STUNT
Stsn;saus Kostka, Us celebrated in the United
States.
To those best acquainted with the real worth
Of the deceased the coincidence is noteworthy,
since he had quite recently evnced an inclina-
ton to follow in the beautiful career which long
ago induced the young Polish Prince to relin-
qUish an earthly dadem for heavenly domn-
ion.
While engaged in the pursuit Of his collegiate
course ut Rock Hill, in March last, Mr. Malone
received paralytic shock, which threatened his
life.
His close proximity to death had impressed
tlpon his noble and serious mind the true rcla-
ton in which he stood TO his Creator lie,
thcr fore, began to cherish the hope that he
might one day make offering of the gift
which seemed to be so murvclously restored to
him, and to consccratc his life and heart to the
service of God.
This voluntary sacrifice Of the honors belong
ing to this world contemplated by him, seemed
to be accepted by Heaven where, we trust he
will soon be crowned with his reward.
The fatal attack fell upon him while on visit
TO friends in Washington "Wednesday, 9th inst;
The rites of the Church were there administered
by Rev Father Kane, of ST. Patrick's.
The death of this young gentleman il every
way edifying and we may add even cnViab!e,
since insensiblity to Christian truths appears to
be the only atmosphere our young men are per
plittcd 10 breath in Society. Happy they who
escape the deadly moral contasion.
Happy the early dead happy when Faith
Frightened the darkSomc path leading to death:
LIES fearful Warfare for them is MI GER
Perlls and danger assail them no more.
sFirmly the seal is set. Youth, thou who fuin
Would have lived long for God, free from
c.rth's stain;
He hath received the life generously givca,
And O, we trust, thou art now crowned III
Heaven.
Peace to the treasured dead Time cast n" blight
On thy young spirit So true to the right
Faithful till Denth shall come; o, may II be
Our happy lot to find Heaven and thee.
ALEXANDRIA, November 18th.
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Famine Corca. sc.

New York, Nov. %. Shanghai advices re-
port that multitudes arc dying from famine IN
Corea, and that tens Of thousands Of Chinese at
Annoy are suffering from an Indian fever called
dcnuuc
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DIZZY GOODS.

CASSIMERE SUITINGS AND OVER
" COATINGS.
Received this morning a very large addition
TO our stock of the above some of them at great
ly reduced prices.
GRAY and BROWN CHEVOITS, of which
we can furnish very handsome business suit
for S2G---s. great bargain Call and see them ut
nov q WITH Err i SLAYMAkER'S.
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CITY ITEMS.

GLOW Extensive assortment Of Gloves for
dress, driving and street wear. Gentlemen de-
string good articles will do we'll to examine.
GEORGE q. HENSING,
No. 4lO 18th street, N. W.,
nov 25-eolw Washington, D. G.
LIKE "QUAkERs GUNS artificial teeth are
of little use and easily detected. Take care Of
the real ones. All you need is fragrant SoZo-
DON'T; use it daily and your teeth will be the
last Of natures gifts to fail you nov Is
IsS-SrECIAL NoTICE-GENTs EXTRA FINE
Doors AND SHoEs-We have just received d
fresh supply of Gents Extra Fine, hand-sewed
Boots, Shoes and Slippers, of every description
which we unhcsitatngly recommend to be the
very best on sale in the city
w. B. WADDEY,
oct! "A King street. Alexandria, Va.
GS"LADIEs MISSES AND CuILDEES's Doors
AND SHOES We arc this day receiving full
line of Ladies, Misses and Chidren's Boots and
Shoes, suitable for fall and winter use, embrac-
ing MI of the styles now in use, which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock in the
city. We solicit purchasers to call and exam
inc for themselves, as they will be sold at low
prices. Loot 81 WADDEY's "A King ST.
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BOARDING.
ID Mrs. A. VIC. WALLER
Has opened the large and comnodiruS
BOARDING HOUSE,
No. SIS Prince St,
formerly kept by Mrs. Carter. This house has
with every conven cnce for the Comfort Of
guests. Transient as well as permanent board
ers accommodated.
References Rev. G. a. Norton, d. D., Rev.
Il. Ii. Mckim, Mr. Ii. &. Iloomcs, Mr.. James
Green, Col. III. u. Ball. n.H l3-lm
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Spccie in the Bank Of France.

PARIS, Nov. 25.-Thc specie in the Bank of
France has decreased 100000 francs
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ARRIY ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, Baltimore, TO B Wheat.
Shn reports Philadelphia schooner, loaded
with coal, bound up, aground just above Lower
Cedar Point; also live loaded schooncrs in the
river, bound up.
Steamer Wnwasct, Cone river to Potomac
Ferry Go.
Schr Annie Belle, Salisbury, 10 Smoot &
Perry.
Schr Caroline, Pumunlly, TO Thomas Perry.
Schr Mary ID HASKELL Washington, to j L
Agnew.
Steamer GcorgcAnna, Baltimore, by Hooc u
Johnston.
Steamer Lady of the lake, Norfolk, by
Reed.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Nellie Ii Benedict, hence for New la
ycn passed through Hell Cato I'D.
Schrs VIM Wilson and Marcia Reynolds,
hence, ut Boston I'D.
Schrs c w Locke and White Foam, hence,
ut Providence I'D.
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DIR. Tutt'S Liver Pills

AS u prrrgative medicine, stands unrivallcd.
Their action is uniform, certain and safe. They
are entirely vegetable, and do not cause those
gripping pains that most pills do.
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IAyM. N. BERkLEY, ."..
w No "a King street

Nv VI. N. D ivy LII I,
w No. "a King street,
Is receiving q large addition to his stock Of
~. FALL GOODS,
which have been bought on the most advsntn-
geuus TERMS and will be sold accordingly.
Black, Blue and Brown Cloths.
Plain and Fancy Cassmcres.
Sat.inets and Pulled Cloths.
White and Co.ored Flunnols
Bed Blankets, very cheap--with many other
desirable goods. oct IL
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N.YESE.H

ENERAL w JADE H A M P TO N
" Will deliver Lecture in Alexandria,
on TIL 9th NOVEMBER, FOR THE BEN
EFT OF THE ALEXANDRIA
LIBRARY.
Subject: The life and character of General
Robert +. Lee" The lecture will be delivered
ut SAREPTA HALL, beginning at s p. m.
Tickets can be obtained from any Of the Di-
rectors, from the Librarian, or at George <.
Frcnch's Bookstore. Price Of admission fifty
cents. nov l9-ld
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y oTl E.
THE ALEXANDRIA BRASS BAND
Will give their

SECOND GRAND BALL,
On the evening of WEDN ESDAY, Nov. 9th,
At HARMONIC HALL,
And il is hoped the members will be rewarded
by having large crowd The proceeds will be
appropriated towards procuring uniforms.
The committee pledge themselves to make
this the Ball Of the season.
Committee of Arrangements }. H. Dugan,
James Mansfield, Alphonso Lucas, }. A. Moore,
p IL. Riley and p. German.
Floor Managcrs-Alphonso Lucas and }. Il.
Dugan.
The CON mittce reserve to themselves the right
to eject from the hall any improper character.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, ST.
Omnibuses Will be in at enhance. nov l2-td
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TIE dreadful yellow disease is raging in this
country. Death starcs you in the face. Why
do YOU delay? Go to the Drug Store and get
"a package of Simmons Liver Regulator tor one
dollar, and remove the cause OF this fatal d.
there is no danger OF your being afflicted. -
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d ECEIFED. THIS DAY.

CHES and BRAIDS; also J UTE also the best
quality Childrcn's, Ladies' and Gents MERINO
UNDERWEAR; the largest and best assort-
ment of Ladies' and Children's Corsets all
kinds of Fancy and Worstcd Goods, such rs
Ladies and Chldren's Fancy Hoods; Cloth and
Shawls; ali qualities of Ladies and Chldrcn's
Wooden Hose; all kinds of Trimmings, and ev-
crything belong ng to lirst-class Notion House
Cheap and for cash only, at lj6 King st.
nov 12-3w A. DIEDEL
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DIED..

At her residence, near Auburn, Fauquicr CO.,
Va, on the 9Th OF November 1877 Mrs L.
DRUMMOND, in the 10Th year Of her age.
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GEN HAMproN's LECTURE Oh the life and
character of Gen Lee will be delivered at Sa-
repta Hall on Wednesday night. We arc
pleased to learn that already number Of tickets
have been sold, and we hope that no lack OF
appropriations either Of the lecturer ur his noble
theme, will be exhibited by our people.
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HNRlM MINGS!
TRIM MINGS

am now receiving my Fall and Winter stock
of DRESS and CLOAK TRIMMINGS, consist
ing Of Frnges Gimps, Satins, Laces, &c The
finest stock of Trimmings ever brought to this
market ut C.. G. BERRY'S,
oct 70 - King street.
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DROCHE SHAWLS.

The attention Of the ladies is specially called
to very large and elegant stock of BROCHE
SHAWLS this day received from New York.
Prices rs follows: S25, $35 SIS, $50, S75, 500,
Sl25 and $50.
now HOOMES s. ASHBY.
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TIRST NAT. BANK OF ALENA., VA,
Z November 18th, ISL.
THURSDAY, Nov. 18th, being Thnnksglv-
ing Day, this Bank will be closed on that day,
and all paper maturing on the 18TH instant, Will
be expected to be puid on thu 9th: :.
nov DIST CHAS. L. HOOFF, Cashier
I'VE are constantly IN receipt Of Inc ChcItngo
w Valley Mis- NEW YORK BUCh-
WHEAT FLOUR.
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
nov - II north Royal street.
~. VESSEL WANTED.
- Vessel wanted of from 400 to 400 tons hur-
den, to load for the north side of Cuba. Dis
patch given. nov ~ W. y. SMUDT.