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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04
s ,7n1ne ST. "a cstho|Es SIsl,sng.r.
- sc Ssrse1ss. ,sssUSn1f. fTaSsf s.iSs

1,,nlne Sal aad Catholic Msss6nger. q
~I ~ Ssrf s1as', sUaD1f. fSs5sf s,ins h
uIfy Il
g. A,,honsss Girls, XUk ScAeot-whsn We
write that st. Alphonsus Hall, on 1t. Andre"
street, near Magazine, was 20 crowded iAst
Monday evening, at o'clock, as to renoer ;
disacult to fud even standing room, ono can 4
sa-., =, sas. u, the. nanabsrs that had aessna-
t,.d n vasus.s tho exhibatioA of hjs sehses,
IN ,vhosISVXSif ars TIE nssss u ARG rsa3xsa
girh sHsSsro noticing the order q 49, u
.Sav.H enter 6. protest against thsk 1oFasn 4
~ an sadtsuce which apparently .yisltA snts
t.,rvssSisf for the purposs of kssps's
lively chAktsr, The Gopseqsense 10, 10y 80
Lea. reporter who happens 70 be IN t9sa.
itv must have :fecSsrss to his i 7. - ssssS
~ a.o~rt.in .4ha1name OF paese
th. m.nper IN vxtA IL hs. been Fendessa-
Amasory eouisss- sssles,s ,Psans 2. se.ss
.-h,s,.ie.. ...,ssss ses spalt Cos Ehsir cooling
h.v;n. no ooSsyAsesAion whatever for ta9ss
"a 1870 havS IN intslssetass trsss. The
No. Nsrchn was exceedingly well play
"A =, M,.. afollis Clark,-who gave way TO an
.,.,snt ,alutasary ~ Xissz Amelia Hsss' VINO
:, tcuvs. followed n.y. Nissea Bispi.gnsm
and 1nSgnr very imprsesiSslx. .aNsteilo!eA
"IASsa1FS Waruine.v ADsas1esAsens g. -,
thSn by Iltssss Boult and .Bsdsss, pte-
eedS6lA aislogus cntitled q The eecles iss s
rressle ~ quite .arnua.bsrs sf syeoog lsS.ee'
;a.Ssdoek and Bra6psea Aaeve cospsaendAnA s
notioe fer thSar pisne dues, S'fesn
Numerical shamresk,r = eAoses by 70 p. ~.
-. viewed With stas srsats ahthnd..z
,maetn.bie. the young ,.Aiss. sdtsesss eesp &
prsfass,y and beaatifai,y osnamssngs 49, 49,
shamIseaks. The Dialogue Of The prisoner.
was effectively recited BY Misses i"a ~. an !.
H.uley, while tho "Marseillaise' Dy sn's =. 2
Poetnan. was . 90 ccsss. - = n1s., w y .as;s
' a. nreaeeessor to +" Che Raven by Nil
.s.,.h who threw into her delivery tbs
n.thoa. energy, surprises and gloom so cnafa
tsr;.tia 81 Poe;s genius. The Misses Lark H
80 .rnlanded for their duet on the pan
40 err. Iefcrm Convention received II
mo.t asttering remarks from the joliity III
larohssr attendant upon its repreeentat'o
Eyery nstionsisy was therein personatsd.t
slow-going -Teutop, the progressive ialk'
tie excitsbls Hihesnian,. and tho so'e'
Era,ehmsn. Tho esstumes were spPrepfas
and varied, the Dolly Warden prsdomfn
ting. The picce wound up in general
odna "The Sisters" were feetingiy p
traved by Missss Cook and Welsh-tne
uar delirhtiue all by her very able perioi
ana. On the lutte. After duet on the ps'
h~ M;.e. Tsafe aud Poelman, !" The Facul
Of the souln were commented upon by Mn
Cook. Marsh, Hanly, Hare, Rooney and Eau
An energetic Dialogue, "l776-ie'o'
sroksn with warmth and grace OF action
Misaes Hanley and Conway. Then came
awarding Of a'gdld medal to Miss Kate Ma
bearing on one side the inscription, " For st
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IL - is-7.l. a! 2" fr'.- bia~''
REV. "A. S.RvAh 80 e. o."
WILL READ HIS NEW" POEM
On Thursday Evening, August 8, ls7s'
AT ST. r4EBEsAs FALL,
Erato street, between Camp ana Magazine streets
FOR TIE sEaEE1r OF THE b. B, q n A. A..
CBranch No. 81 s:,' E.
Tickets, q 90. Doors open At o'clock. t.s ct
! TYAvIEG FINISdEU +N.tf 1-gs:.
IL Taking our go
| q, 90 ANNUAL IEvENTONT. ..-.t ...,..
.aB'r @ And
I af DESIRING TO MAKE ROOM ...
| 20. For our
/ ' FALL STOCK.
n We otter the vsuaAander .-....-.
Z ,e OF ovR suaH6Kn GOODS 81.
| or nf.sT%S" BELOW COST.
~. 20 BRASELMAN ds.ADAMs,
{ [.ss and $50. MAGAZINE sTREET $50 and .
CASH HOUSE. ~ aus "
| =.
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fsPEcTa5NoTicEs.

11TEKEf1T SFETYoLEHT AND MUTUAL AID
Assocfl r1oSABre Ees.s -Ssv ofssAn', AG y.
fs.a--xNo rsEuat nontAiy nsssns - 90. ia
VI 1919 d. a. 3shn1 sahoplhousp Drysdea 'tFseS
$500 ~ ossnesdy rsqssstsd 70 sst6nd; -. r..
p. -, FSE7 d a NuLLAH8, rPs'iGAn.
JoHSf' c. Il oKRlY, ssersts.g. sse =
HIBYKNiA IEsURAHcE ooAPANn - - -.
asree.New orIesns. July :. As1R-At 80.
,ne Of tho Board held tnis sVentS tSe i''O
-. - rrha, ir 1iov of the necessity q Lnefeesine
sssiSs eaps Of tbs c0%piSnS az .Ss Ss called
stalirnan % ten POI cert OF 'Is e"F - -
n forthwith - -. S,,,h
Ia oopsorni.y With the above Fe'elus,ou' the s'os
teSera are haroby notified % Pay'-A1 1oe -.
Company. Ea 81 suP street. Aceofens 70 G "a Is.
wiihip tan dsys sfsOr thiFsS 49, go
! 0H4 tn e. F. BRAGG, ssersta-J.
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NJ ruTr.s HAIH DYE iunparts Life TO the hHir'
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cEToN HALL COLLEGE,

cEToN HALL COLLEGE, 49, ..
~r.-r' '" SOUTH ORANGE. MI.
Tue First Term ssgsus September sth.
This College osrs tho sdvsataEss Of ssspssso' s'
..,on vith tns eonfSrss and reane nenss o.
Tho DOMESTIC DsrA kIMEs r = s1 r..r,.,. . ~
being under ths care Of The S' 'e OF 80 - f.
s f'a'-''. n. a. oo1sR1eAS. p;,D I..,a.n,.
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of the omen hall, while the remaining space Is
II o.,npied by chairs, benches etc. 1t rs eestef
Il tbau being in the open air, for one possesses
, Al, the pleasures of the woods without oeinS
=. .n.oVad by the disagreeable glare OF the SUM-
NOR sky. We, therefore, put ourseH 70 some
t.on1le TO accent the Sisters kind Invitation;
Hand found oprsslf, in a comfortable. char pre-
s ! cisely At the time appointed owing ~ Wv
: tfscent death of one Of the devoted sfstesaooa
!. 1theprogranme of exercises i ad been changed
from uaigth provoking dialogues and snsestsin-
20 ing dsadaas, to tho quiet and unpfetepolne
=. raaitetions from French and English S'ciasste
authors. The graduate. of the OCCASION Misa
- victoria Leuba+ read twovery excellenS con-
~ positions, one in French ADD the oSnok :"
"a nsh which were pfesented 70 the public WIN
- ont any corrections from tie hands OF 'n'
IT. teacher. They displaysa much, fancy an.
dslicate ptssy, and :were very crediSaoi"t 70 IN.
=, Young composer. At the. close OF the eAniD ;,
-. zion, Miss I.oubat received q gracefut wreas
- ~ aovvers q q token Of her e1ceileuce IN con
.o a,st and studies during the scholasto' year
i~A oira a handsome gold medal, aud, we mign
GA say small library of costly volumes; 'c
'eo' .orp other features of these exhibition
rnder charge of the Sisters OF st. Joseph,
that of an unusual generosity In inc huuio'
an ond quality of the:booEs conferred az ?fiIe
s1ei 1ti,. A1iee Gaathreapx, Of the First DIVISION
40 Eirst Glass, carried of svenderfnl amool
an ~ r-svntutns, AS did 1ftth Miss Montee So
tho Second pivisioBf; and '""" $500 = :,
- ptousisSS, ia the years 70 .Of.A". 20 20
bris. bright, particular star" IN '''e N''N"
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,IvHE STATE or MARYLAND
pRN(I.A VI .\TlNM

WHEREAS, IN election was rcll in 4 S
State on FiFlii DAY or NONEMBER.
INSTANT. for Elrclor to choose u Prs.
idcnt and vice.! President Of the United
States, am; !! lr'n~ III" duty of til" Cover
or, in case ri ,ti,;h l'sr;on~ 10 ascertain
the numlhr If yon", rty"n f + each person
voted for from III" returns Of IT." .Iuhwcs of
Election. certified to him, and ihrr,lpuM,
by proclamation. To Il, rlnr" the result;
AND WnhNI3A-, By the said returns ~
certified, and an "Namnal on of he votes
given for thr several candidates for said
offices, respectively, il arr"'rs that Fred.
Erirk itaiHr. tHnlsiu, V. hradtiarl, PHIL
ip d. airl, lanr. i ';r"'in", john NJ
Cnrr,, DANES ! I',nI'nn.n, James I,
I,rieror and William N.,,.'l .ayc received
the greatest number Of rn,,s for Electors
of President and Vice. Frr>idrnl of tho
United States: and lhal for Representatives
in ,,,i"fr,:, Ephram X. Wilson bad the
greatest u,n,h.l IT votes in the First Com.
ggrss ,Oml District. Stevenson Ar her il.
he Second District, William j. g ,ricn il,
tho mir District, ThonH $ Swami IN no
Fourth District William }. NJ rri in the
Fjl>A District, nnd Lloyd LoNndrr, Jr,, il
In" SiN1h District ClO ,!.rttttlr, Ivy lh;s
my proclamation, declare and make kGuW.
that trccrrirk Rainr, Aug)Etu. ~. Brad.
ford, Philip y. Laird, JAMES +. Groomr,
john VI. Carter. ,I%>. \. Buchanan, James
I. lllsonr anH u i,i;Hm Walsh az" lit
dlIV elected Electors tlum The State of
Maryland t,,r choosiu~ :: President II I
Vice. President Of tie nilrH STATS. ami
that EI,hrn.i,i 4 y Ii>na. Stevenson Arch.
Ir N |,I,,u N H.
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sssg~1he ground is land locked and
cove. ed by six inches of frozen snow
packed hard.
peaa~ The shortest day in the year oc-
Cured this week.
TuANKs,-We are under obliga-
tons to Mr.. Simon Iohr Cor Jug Of
excellent sweet cider. Ditto to Mr.,
David $. Firor for apples and cider.
Also, to Mr.. John H. Chew, Of Car
rollton, Carroll county, for bask OF
Of his superior premium awarded ap-
ples-thc ne plus uItru Of Carroll
county.
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Notice to Trespassers.

YI>IIE subscribers having been injured
| by trcspaSs"rs on their land, hereby
give notice to all concerned, that they fore
warn all persons from trrspaSSing on their
grounds either hy hunting, fishing or shoot
inw, or enoroaching in any manner or their
premises. All disrcyardin- this notice will
be proceeded against according to Law.
Our lands lie on both sides Of the Mo-
nocacv in Frederick and Carroll counties,
from the ". NJ. Railroad Bridge to Toms.
or ok
JOSEPH WlIITMnllE,
FREDERICK {. WlllTMORE,
CHRISTIAN MUMMA.
dee 9S-:iW*
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:lpO Reward fora case OF Neural -la or
!.,n.uIna,i,'u I'd any tiHm Nl'HjrNrf ICON
sdcrcl rurHhlrl that Dr. fN,2'x jo,h,M
Hh,"w"tr Syr"p VIII moi "urr-~W warranted
unuiurous, and phys, IAN : pre- >''iplh"n
u>rl lnWardiY
-, GOO RoWar1 offered "a the nropli-
p'oiS of ATTY m.Nninr tor thrmmatj>m a2l
Neuralgia Ah,r to pr,'d'Irr onr-tour'h -
many genuine living cures mace within
the same length of =" as Dr. Filters w..
y~iahjI I|hrna'ic !I"mg'y.
$1,000 Reward otf"r"h 10 any rnrso'.
Proving los /. Filler, VI, j, TO be other
lhnn u graduate OF tie celebrated n'l"r
~iv of Pennsylvania in 1898, and prp'r>~o;
ot Nhrmi,ity--jrraIjng rheumatism spr
rjAlIy fer - wears
: .juM iieWart 10 any Chemist, fhV-
>ician. or others able to discover Ir,,lG
of Potash, Nol"hicun,. Mercury or any
thing injurious 10 the system. in DrfitIrr's
Rheumatic syrup.
Is, 300 Certificates or tn<i.;noNiais vt
cure inclnI,n- ftcv. 6. II, Ewing, Media
Pa: Rev lee i}o@gs, Fails of ~chuyk'',
,'htia.; IN, M,.rnt Rev. ). b. Davis, Ilig,. -.
town. N..y jrr>,I: Rev TlOmG> Murphv,
i''ranRtnra phila; Iir> lruriN~s nd W..
ton, | .iIa,: iinn. i Y. Greeley, mcn'" f.
Con@rvs from ihila Hon. .lu l"c e,
CnnlIrn, y. j., ex-senator Stewart, B; Il
more; cN-Goyrrnor Powell, k"uturky, :; ii
thousands Of others, itslmcr Ntrm HrA.
500 Reward for ,it p4np Of ahv
warranted prrp"Gat'..n ipr Rhttmunti IN
iur Neuralgia SOFA l1t,i'r II sm'1Ar legal
guarantees, HhpWin4 totih ,i,r "Nncl numI CT
l. tl..t -
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CROFT House,
.NoVh Market street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.

INIIE undersigned would respectfully
inform the public, that he has taken
charge of this we'll known HOTEL, lately
occupied by Joseph Croft, which is being
fitted up in good style where he is prepared
to entertain the travelling Public with
Good Cheer and the comforts Of y pleasant
home His TABLE and BAR will he
supplied with the best the market affords.
His STABLE will he furnished will good
provrnlcr and attentive nstlcrs. Boarlrrs
taken hv the ,lav. week, month or year
And r. > MARK TlllS>, his charges will
he moderate, and in accordance with the
spirit Of the times
90 win hu thankful for Il share of the
public custom.
ian. 2O-tf JOHN NEED.
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E.,,.. = TnR C.>i.SL.

From ftLrUorY Isl, 1873.
! buy tnr Cash and know if SCI! for
Cash | will loose nothing. therefore, |
ran nnd viii SCH Goods considerably lower
Than tlnrc Nho sell for credit.
Cash huyrrs are invit"l to give Inca call.
.M,my .>,"m' is N2"'y Matte
w;llat all times have on hand q tui!
S,,ri; oi' Goods in uur line which will be
suIu al the lowest net Cash price,.
TAnkul for past t,vor- solicit con
t;nuauc, pilhc slnr, believing the change
| have mu,ir viii he advantageous to our
,u>tomcI= -, well as ourselves.
Very ;;l~prcItu!ly,
GFDnHE ". SIOCNNpALE.
y. B.--\' orders not paid for " mem
,,;,ra. ,Ui ,c ru,lg"'cl by ON driver whoa
tie cool are ,'DlAcirl, IT. our terms VIII
l,,..l ~ G. VS..
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No. official visits paid Ivy Examiner. II

School Houses built or enlarged during the
year:
School No. &, Election District no
t. Frame, cost ....... $500. $G5t 90
School 80. }, Election District No
:. Frame, cost zee. ..,..,,.., 52G 90
School No. ), Election District No
y, Frame, cost .... ......... go 90
School No I, Election nietrici SO
10, Brick. rosl......,... =. 800 90
school No }, l.. Dis No II Brick Not
Ditto liIl0 diIu paid for
Sch, No. 3 Dis. No -, frame, cost S,3G 90
Sch. No. !, L Dis 80 III, Frame Not
Sch. No. >, T. Dis. No II, Brick , paid for
sch. No. i, L. ID No 4, frame cost 500 90
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+ HEREBY forrwarn all persons from
| shooting or hunting or otherwise tres
passing upon my farm or premises, on
Hunting creek. below Eichol,z's mill, on
penalty of the law.
oct. 70, 1872. Hw* JOS. III. W. flick.
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l.ANLll.I RIFLES


in rlrwn,h bindings, the best assortment in
Frcd"r,cN; Pocket Bibles, in Velvet and
Morocco bindings
HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS,
Siradid Photograph Alhums from 81
cents t" so; fac i'|'h!i"s, Backgammon
ana ,urcncr Boards tpr-s Men, Dnmino>
etc. &c. Microscopes ani Magic Lanterns
NIcrc". rolc> aW f.ala>. Gents Canes.
MtSlt.L INSTRUMENTS.
Nu~h.I .iu<r& \'ioIinS, from 81 to S21
.'uiiuaa, .,rcur,ivun, tarGOlcts Glrionrls
Guitars. lnujors, Flutes, Fitrs, 'ramborncr
Triaugir>, bH-> anl snare Drums,
DOLLS AID TOYS.
lnliarUbhcr, China, wax and r'onmnl,
Dolls, &C. Doll Pu,ljcs, wood, tin, iron and
pi.,f Irf,, IN nti,r.s variety, doll hn'isrs
etc &C. .1ts ,iou., drums, guns, hobby
h,r4r.,, ru&i; horses. balls, propc!rrs aNo
fine brass huAl,e, .'inSa lanterns campaign
lal@r>. iaGius scissors, pins, nucG!ra, tam.
h.r~, Ne.
-. All >hc School Books used in this
City ana County.
i large assortment of Ladies' work and
other iba,>rte: bird cages games, Ne.
have IN ,tor" IT," lar"rs, and best as
>urtnrul VI k.h,, floods Ia br k'uI.i Gut.
side t.,,: large cities Prices are do""
pow Y. DOWN, and goods are cheaper thu"
cn,r. Gail nn."ro sou purchase elsewhere
and zee Hy >,"h.
IN 'i0c, ii YOU want to see Il real "CGrio
shy SHOP" call at smiths Temple Of Fancy
uod yUu will ." giatiticd.
(t'."'jo tNc;p You cannot help but
pur, lI,,,c. Respectfully, &c.
DAVID f. SMITH,
10 y. Market Street,
uci l,-lf Frcdrrirk, Md
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II Z. ~ I JE.El

TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOM ER$
AND THE PUBLIC GENERAL
IN.
\ FTER mature reflect, ,on have con-
\ ciulrd that the "nl Y way /" do bust
ness successfully is upon a CASH bass;
consequently | will sell goods
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y f 7 O r Y OF THE PUBLIC
~ SCHOOLS OF FREDERICK
COUNTY FOR 1872.
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GEEANI THE ZRACK

~'--'-1VA CHSAeJ OIcciGL-
The Togc is Goming-Trarellers o.
the Wing
CTllRIE & BEAM have now place
\ on the road from Mcchancst0wn
Emmltshnrg Il line Of fast coaches, omr
buses and stages. They are prepared ,
carry passengers 10 all points of tie cor,
pass Immediately ON the arrival of The VI
W. Railroad trains at Mechani,stown.~
Persons wishing ia visit Mt. St. Mary
College, st. .Joseph's Academy, Emmh
hnr=, Henry Ilann's Boarding House
" CMirYruX, the Monterey Springs
M"nn'ain House, the Gettysburg Collc
or Battle Fields, Oh any other point alo
tie mountain range, can be accommodate
The best and most careful drivers ri
pI"y"d and charges will be modrralc.-
our arrangements TO accommodate Il
travelling public are complete,
~ Persons will do well to procure t .
kclS at Mr.. Beams residence in Emm
burg, the evening before starting to pr,
vent confllsipn and 70 facilitate dispatch.
Emmitsburg. sept. iIlf
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FASHION

l. AND OTHER
MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER.
MINNIE, Demorcst's, Leslic's, Pctcrsons,
Godry's, IIarpcrs, Soribncr's, Metropolis
an Sc. &c. at SMITHS
oct 2G Temple of Fancy, Frederick.
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|, E,l.ll'IS.

State School Tan for loil',? %?i,,o? Is
state Free School F,mi ....... 1901 IS
state Appropriation to COlUrrl
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nov III iImOs*
w A n 7 |: u.

4 middle aged man of correct and steady
habits to attend horses and carts on the
Railroad near IIopkstoWn, Baltimore Co
on the Western Maryland Railroad. Ap-
ply at this office. nov 2-if
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u economy Is WEALTH :
DON I Bl'I BOOKS.
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DAVID +. S1li''l'
81. - North Market -ir"l
Dire If Frederick city, We"
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DlA RES
A large assortment for
1872,
a T f r E n G H S

BOON AMI SIAllONth = l'hE,
No. 95 King street.
HEADQUARTERS for all the Magazines, Reviews
Daily and Weekly Papers. Subscriptions re-
ceived at publishers rates for all publications,
Anne: ican and Foreign.
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
For the Public Schools of Virginia. am the
publishers agent and have full line of all the
WI WEBSTER's UNABRIDGED DICTION-
AIRY, have just been appointed the, agent for
and am prepared to furnish it to the Public
School nensr At NIX Ff BoKs r the
year is unusually large and complete, embracing
all sizes and descriptions of Pass Books, Memo
randums, Day Books, Ledgers and Journals
from the smallest up to the largest.
have sold nearly q thousand reams of that
CHEAP PAPER five quires for twenty-five
cents; mailed to any part Of the country on re-
ccipt of thirty cents. a new lot just received is
the best have had. The line of Stationery in
cudes q great variety Of Note Paper, Lettc: and
French Papers, Caps, DENY and Medium, News
and Book Paper, Drawing Papers, (Watman's
and others in sheets and rols,) Profile Paper
and Gross Sections for engineers; Printers Cards,
all sizes and colors; Copying Presses and Books,
Fine Gold Pens, and Wostenholm's Fine Pock-
ct knives. A fine assortment Of Russia Leather
Purses and Satchels always on hand
ENVELOPES of almost every size and style
"a hundred thousand to choose from.
INITIAL NOTE PAPER and ENVEL-
OPES from IS cents to 30 cents per box. Seven
different styles.
A handsome assortment Of fine OIL GIRO
MOS, in fine frames-walnut and gilt-embrac-
ing some of the choicest landscapes figures,
groups, and hower pieces of the richest coloring.
The above is only partial list Of a large stock
of goods bought for cash, and to be sold as low
as the same class of goods can be bought for
anywhere ,,~c,,
ian Il. +. FRENCH
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)OUBLE DAILY TRAINS.

On and after SATURDAY, July l. ISL, W.
daily passenger trains will run between WASli
INGTON and LYNCH BIZ RG. cticcling G"uhy"
daily connections through between NEW YORK
and NEW ORLEANS. At Gortlon<vili" con-
nection is made By mail train with The Ch">a-
ed to Richmond Staunton and the lEGl MA
SPRINGS; al Lynchburg with Atlantic. Mis-.
sissippi and Ohio Railroad for the Wet and
Southwest, and at Washington for The North
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily ut 6. So Il. m. and $40
D. m, and Alexandria at S a. NJ. and $50 y. ~,
arriving at Lynchburg at 5O5 p. III. and ! a. m.
Leave Lynchburg ut . IL m. and ~ p. m, ar
rive at Alcxandria at 5.25 p. m. and G.23 II. m.
and at Washington at G.l5 p. N. and !:23 a. M.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Na>hlngt"n
daily excepting Sunday with main line train.
at G:55 q. M; and Alexandria at 500 II. IN.
Leave Manassas Junction at $50 a. m; .pa>.
Strasburg ut l2:43 p. M, and arrive 1T HARRISON
burg 1t 3:40 p. m, connecting with Harmon 9
Cos Stage Lines TO Stuunton, Rawley SprHs>.
&C., SC.
Eastward, leave Harrsonburg at 9:45 e. m.
pass Stra<burg mt l2:45 p. m, arrive ut Manassas
Junction at 400 p. m, connecting with mar
line through to Washington and the y rtt nr|
West
Good connections, by comfortable ,coacs 5 -
made to Fairfax Court House from Fai )
ton to M;ddleburg from Plains; and t" us
vile from Piedmont.
Both the Eastward and Westward bouni reln,
make close connection at Strasburg Win |:
Winchester and Strasburg Railroad to VIM.
ter. Hurpcr's Ferry, CapOn Springs, Sc.
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily betWeeG
New York and Lynchburg, without change.
Also, cars through between Baltimore and
Lynchburg, avoiding the Inconvenience Of trans
fer in Washington.
Through tickets ard baggage checked 10 AL
prominent points.
ie 1-tf General Ticket / gent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16
DUBLIC NOTICE.

pUBLIC NOTICE.
This is to notify my friends and the public
generally that am now prepared to furnish
them with STOVES OF ALL DESCRlP-
TIONS, having made arrangements with the
manufacturers which will enable me to sell at
rates as low as the same articles can be obtained
in the Northern cities. My stock is large; My
experience of 80 years in the business, with my
personal attention, l think entities me to claim
of the public liberal patronage. My aim and
object is, as it has always been, to deal faithful
ly with all, and give full value for their money
| would request of all in want of COOKING
STOVE to call and examine my cooking stove
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. also
call attention to
BIBB'S HEATER,
For heating rooms, the best Fireplace Heater
| think, that is made. Warranted in every case
to act we'll My stock of stoves and tinware is too
varied to mention, but Iwoud invite all in want
to call and examine for themselves.
ENOCH GRIMES,
aug 23-tf 46 King ST., Alexandria, Va.