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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

tutttt':I CHINESE Prov EEt:isS.--Titc
ripcst fruit grows on the rouGhcst wall.
1t is the small wheels of the carriage
that come in first. The man who holds
the ladder at the bottom is frequently
Of more service than he who is station
ed at the top Of it. The turtle, though
brought in at the hack gate, takes the
head Of the table. Better be the cat in
II philanthropist's family than amutton
pie, al Il kings banquet. The learned
pig don't learn lis letters in II day.
True merit, like the pearls inside an
oyster, is contrntch to remain quiet till
| it finds an opening The top Strtwhcr-
RIGS are eaten first. lie who leaves
carly gets the best hat. Pride sleeps in
u giiC!cd crown "n,,t"ninn@nt III Il cot
! ton night cap.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

John Thompson says the reason why
the GRANTEES do not want to ''ciaSp
hands across the bloody chastu' is their
hand; are too fuil-tlicy would ltar" I"
drop something.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

JAS. D. NJ FNI.TH.
seici,:lralSOMS 4 NEcEEa<.ry.
: 'r'rORNETS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
practice in all the Parishes ct North
lr,u.5ul;,, in the Supreme Court at Monroe,
t!,n Federal Courts, and i'll the Land Office
t,,.,;,rtnc!lt OF the General Government.
jl,nc -. 1877. IU-tI
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The chestnut came from Italy.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26
h. n. Polk,

s,URVEYOR, Civil Engineer and Dram
y ghts,nan. All orders left with Ricliard-
SON x NIcEnery, Monroe, La, will meet
with prompt attention. Terms, CASH.
May IL, 1872. Billy
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

T. W. MEA"f's
PHOTOGR'ruIC.N FINE ART GALLERY
Gf,t',d street, Monroe, La.
Pictures taken in all tho improved 81 ylcs,
such
Rembrandt, Mcz@o;intS,
Medallion, Porcelain,
EcrrotypcS, Gems, &c.
Pictures taken i'll cloudy weather :,-, well
as clear.
Will keep constantly on hnnl large AS
sOrtmcnt Of
albums, jStc,coscoPca
o1,d .Hcrcoscopic Iirr~
of all parts of the world.
PICTURE FRA ES,
of every description, for sale with or without
pictures.
PICTURES OF ALI. KINDS FRAMED TO ORDER,
Views OF the ruins Of the city of Monroe
for sale. February "a, 1877. 2':Iy
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

.,\l\lI GARRETT. FRANKLIN GARRETT.
Garrett ~ Garrett.
TrDftNEYS AT LAW, corner Wood
and 81. John Streets, (opposite Record
..rs; Di1ice), Monroe, La. Jan. /, 1872. ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

Old Hams was engaged in an oil
nanu!nctnry, and for wages was allow
cd every eighth barrel turned out, or
esriwht bcr Shcnt' as he "rrOneonSly
termed it. The average yield was
about 90 barrels weekly. 1t struck
Hans that he ought to have bigger "bcr
shcut,'' SO he suggested to Mr.. Bobbct
that hr ought tOgct "dwclvc bcr shcnt."
Mr.. Hobbrt, with IL smile knowing that
he was already getting twelve and on"
half per cent, replied: "Ccrtainty,
Hans, you can TAX" your twelve per
cent" SO, on the next saturday when
the oil was being delivered, Hans rolls
| aside every twelfth barrel, or what was
| "dwplv,, bcr Sftcnt.' But on counting
his share, he found il less; there being
only eight barrels, whereas he had for
mcrly received twelve. nsscratch"d
his head, and shook it u little, and said:
81 no understand how it is Mr.. Bobbci:
but eight Der silent is more as dwrlvc,
and takes him.
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On the other side, we set down as
reasonable sure for Greeley, provided it
appears presently that the bottom has
not fallCn out, the following:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

Professor John phin, in his work en-
titled 'ILightning Rods and How to
Construct Thcm," nlakesa II strong point
that lightning rods should be soiled.
lie ailirinS that whiIo status electricity
that is, electricity at rest always dis
poses itself on the surface of the bodies
charged with il, electricity in motion
prev:uIc5 the entire substance of the bar
through which it passes, and consc-
uucutfy the power OF such q bar To con-
vey electricity is measured by the
quantity of metal that it contains, and
not by the extent Of surface that it pre-
Bcnts. He establishes this position by
the results Of experiments that SEEM to-
be entirely reliable.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

PROVISIONS! FEED! LUMBER!
r HAVE on hand, for sale at lowest c:tsi,
Il prices, 4 consignment Of
CORN, HAY, OATS, BRAN,
FLOUR AND PORK
all of choice quality. Also
Sc, 900 FEET FIN EST PINE AND
CYPRESS LUMBER,
the best ever offered in this markell
For sale at very reasonable prices.
.JNO. T.. II \ MA
July !, 1871. ll-:f
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THE TELEGRAPH:

THE TELEGRAPH:
Published every Saturday.
At MONROE, OUACHITA PARISH, LA
%. w. NIccTAN
Editor and Proprietor.
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ADVERTISING REGULATIONS.
Transient advertisements must be paid
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All advertisements sent to this Office
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Editorial business notices will be made.
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An extra charge of 25 per cent will i'll
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in width, and upon all doubie-colulnn adj
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Of space or lesS), for tho first, and seventy
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Dr. Il. w. Meaghcr.

I)r. Il. w. Menghcr,
EEANING permanently located II. Mon
III roe, offers his services i'll the different
branches OF his profession to the people OF
The city and vicinity. Office-On Grand
street, next door below Dromgoolcs Drug
Store. May Is, 1872. ly
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Richardson's & NEcEE

uwIII.IS RICHARDSON. EOE'r liclIhKDSO>
LAS. d. NJ EMERY.
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w "'rE'sHf'
IIOI'S AND SIGN PAINTER II,
Monroe, L0n|si07'r.
~" ALI. WORK GUAEANrEEp.''tN
August ,, 1ST2.-4G:tt
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to the Alexandria Gazette ]
The Boston Fire.

the Boston FIRE.
New YORK, Nov. l3.-General Thaler, OF
the New York Fire Department, concludes
from the inspection Of the burnt district OF
Boston, that the great fire was in consequence
of the delay of the fremen in reaching the
scene; the narrowness Of the streets, which
made it impossible to work efficiently, and the
great heat which, in open spaces prevented the
fremen from approaching the burning buildings
He agrees with the Chief Engineer ofthe Bos-
ton Fire Department that the destruction OF the
buildings by gunpowder teuds to the spread OF
fire, more than it would otherwise. The peo-
pie of this city are assured that there is no
likelihood of a similar calamity Detailing them,
because of an abundant supply of water and
the superior organization of the Fire Depart
ment Two new reservoirs are building, to
contain an area Of 800 acres OF water III addl
ton to the present available supply.
At secret meeting of the Board OF Fire
Underwriters yesterday resolution was adopt
ed making the rates of insurance conform to
those of 1870, which are understood to be in
advance of the present rates from 10 to Is per
cent. The subject of Mansard roofs was re.
ferred to special committee who it is expected
will declare uninsurable all buildings dwellings
excepted) that have the Mansard roof con-
structed Of other than fire-proof material
The insurance men are becoming more cheer
full and believe the losses by the Boston fire
will fall below the estimates of Monday, which
they say, were placed high enough to cover all
risks in the burned district The salvages,
it is thought, will be considerable.
BosroN, Nov l3.-The following was issued
this a. m. from the Relief Committee Rooms:
1T having been suggested that Secretary Bout.
well of the Treasury might issue an additional
amount of currency in view of our CALAMITY,
Reso1rul, That this committee earncst re-
monstrates against any such issue as unwise,
unnecessary, and prejudicial to the whole coun-
try.
The city was quiet during the night and
there were no arrests
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.HEfTIO.N SHLES.
ID BLIC A U.CT | o N.

Il
Will be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th instant,
at 10 o'clock at my place, in Arlington, 10 head
of YOUNG CATTLE and one fine DURAN
BULL, Moving Machine, Mamie Reaper,
| Buggie, | Farm Wagon, l Ambulance and
sundry articles of Household Furniture and
Farming Implements Terms-Cash on all sums
under twenty-five dollars. .... .
nov ll-3t S.tB. CORBETT
TOUNTRY RESIDENCE AND MARKET
~ FARM FORSALE AT AUCTION-Wil
be offered at public sale on SATURDAY, De-
cember It'll, 1872, at o'clock p. M, at Cats
Hotel, West End, all that PORTION OF THE
FARM belonging to the estate Of the late Geo.
Aud, dec d., lying between the lands of Messrs.
VIM. Gregory and Henry Bontz, about three
miles from Alexandria, near the Little River
Turnpike and in the vicinity of Clouds Mill.
This part Of the farm offered for sale contains
about IL acres-35 acres in cultivation, and the
remainder in young growth of wood. There is
q comfortable TWO-STORY FRAME tHR
DWELLING and some out-buildings on X8t8
the land, and about fifty fruit trees. The loca-
ton ard quality of the soil make it valuable as 4
market farm. The property will be shown and
further information given by applying to Geo.
Aud Terms made known at sale.
DAVID AULD,
GEO. AULD,
Fairfax CO., nov Scots Executors.
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The Horse Disease.

OswEGo, Nov. l3.-Therc is not much i'm
provcmcnt on the horse epidemic But few
team, arc in the streets, and oxen are used
wherever they can he had
Nrw YORK, Nov l3,-Thcre has appeared
in the large stables Of this city a second phase
of the horse disease, Il relapse, tending to
drol,Sy, which in several instances has proved
fatal. This disease made its appearance, but
few days since and it seems to affect those
animals that were compelled to do work in the
first stages of the cpizootic At the Sixth
avenue car stables there were six cases with
one death on Monday The symptoms are
swelling Of the legs and belly, The horse that
died was swollen to an cnormourc size and his
limbs were so stiff that he could not lie down.
Just before expiring he fell over. The treat
III emit pursued is rubbing the swollen parts with
a inimcnt composed of camphor, hartshorn
and sweet OIL This dropsy seems to have APP
nearcd very generally in stables throughout
the city. but so far it has not assumed tormida
hr OrubOrtIOnS
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From New York.

New York, Nov. l3-John H. fremont,
said to be merchant of this city was arrested
yesterday for breaking open the door of pri-
vate room in the Aston House and making an
aggravated assault upon 4 lady occupant. He
was committed for trial without bail.
George Tanner who shot his father at Tap.
pautown, n. j., yesterday, is believed to have
escaped, as neither he nor the officer W no took
him in charge have been seen since they left
his father house.
Rogers, the dcfaultng cashier Of the Gold
bank was General during the war aud served
on General Slocum's staff.
The Sun reports the new District Attorney
as having decided to take all the indictments
for murder from the pigeon holes and try them
at once. There are about one hundred pl-
girn holed indictments for homicide and va
rous grades of uanslaughter. The bondsmen
are mainly politicians In addition there are
about twenty prisoners awaiting trial for homi.
eide and manSlaughtcr.
The sale of the Belmont collection Of foreign
paintings last evening realized something over
SSO.Un0.
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Tho Cubau InSurrccfiOniSfS

NEW YORK, Nov. ia correspondent tel,
cgraphing from Eesta Hermosa, Cuba, on the
9th instant, says IL have just returned from
the encampmcnt of Manuel Agramontc, the
Cuban leader, where went disarmed, accom-
panied by two guides Last Thursday, three
miles ahead, | saw picket guard of eight
white men, dressed in pantaoons only, and
about one hundred negroes, the majority of
whom were naked. The insurgents, horses,
ammunition and arms, are in very fair condl-
ton, but their ammunition was scarce. Meats,
vegetables lemons and oranges, were abund-
ant They had no coffee, but use as bcver-
age hot water swcetcucd with honey, which
they call Cuba libre.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the com
missioners of the Sinking Fund, until WE'D
NESDAY, the 10th inst, for the erection and
completion in accordance with plans and speci-
fcations, cf the doors in lower story of the new
Market Building, also for the fitting up of the
butcher and huchster stalls. The plans and
specifications can be had of Joseph Hopkins,
superintendent Of the building, and all work
must be done as directed by him. Bids for the
doors and stalls must be made separate. The
right to reject any and all bids is reserved. -
Proposals must be addrcsscd to +. s. Ash b +,
Conrotnrr nov IL III
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
UFFICE OdIEF pIUNhH OFTIVENi
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ii, ! ! a. I

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, l. a. m.
Probabilities. The barometer will fall in the
Northwest and thence over the upper Lakes.
with brisk to high southeasterly to northeast
erly winds, threatening weather rain aud occa-
sional snow, with cloudy weather, rain and
southwesterly winds extending to the lower
Ohio and Mississippi valleys. In the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, partly cloudy weather
and light varirble winds, chiefly northeasterly.
On the lower Lakes and thence to the western
slopes of the Allcghanies, falling barometer,
southeasterly winds and cloudy weather, With
occasional rain By tomorrow. In New Eng
land, clear weather and northerly winds. In
the Middle States, partly cloudy weather and
northcastcrly, vccring to southcrly winds and
cloudy weather by Tuesday morning: Warn
ing signals are ordered for Duluth, Milwaukee,
Chicago Grand Haven, Detroit and Toledo.
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The Markets.

New YORK, Nov. l3.-.Stocks strong. Gold
heavy at l3ss. Money tight at l-l6 per day: Va.
SKIES A; do. new 80. Flour, steady " heat
a shade frmcr. Corn very dull.
BALrIMoRE, Nov. l3.-Va. SKIES coupons,
old, 46; do. consolidated 544 do. registered,
is; do. new, 45i. w. Va. skies l5s bid, Cot
ton frmer at lssalSl. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn
steady for Southern white Southern 56aGO:
yellow do. 55a5S; mixed Western dull at 65;
Oats dull; Southern 40a43: Western mixed
3Sa30: do. white 4OaII. Rye dull at SOaS3.
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LOCAL BisEVITIES.

Services were held in the NJ. p. Church to
day at and 10! a. m, p. m, and Will again
be held there ut clock this evening.
The meeting of the Alexandria Musical AS
ISOLATION last night was well attended and the
prospects Of the Association arc more prnnlis.
ing than they have been.
1t will be seen by reference to an advertise
mcnt in another column that Mcssrs. Marini Il
Bates, Of Washington, are to reopen their
dancing academy in this city.
The November number Of the Academy
Journal has been published, and as usual CON
tans interesting reading matter and presents Il
very crcditablc appearance.
The repairs to Muir's building arc so nearly
completed that the ticket office of the 4. 4 W.
r. r. will, it is thought, be moved back there
this week.
The Collector of Falls Church Township,
Fairfax county, will be at Cats Tavern, West
End on the 10th and 18th inst for the accommo-
dation Of the tax payers residing in the lower
part of that township
The mother of child living at the upper
end of Duke street that had been bitten by a
neighbours dog few days previous caught the
offending animal yesterday and was so enragcd
with it that she hung it by the neck and cut it's
throat.
Attention is called to the advertisement of
the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund for
proposals for the erection of DOORS fitting up of
the stalls, &C., in the new mar ket building.
The plans and specifications can be had of MIR.
Joseph Hopkins, superintendent of the building.
Messrs, James Walker, W. 7. Walker and
Samuel and Randolph Burch, and Mrs Mary
Burch, of this county, were all at Commissions
err A. w. Chilton's Office to-day to give test-
mony in regard to their claims for damages
sustained during the war. The claims are all
for small amounts.
The only parties at the Mayors, office this
morning except those for disordery conduct,
were William Cook. for overlooking, beating
and abusing his lame and sick horse, and Wal
ter Francis from Washington, who was post
ing bills here without a license, both of whom
were fined and discharged.
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.nYKKHED.

In Hamilton, Loudoun, county, Va, at the
a. E. Church South, on the 7th lnst' oy N M;Ss
puEBE E. HOUGH, all of Loudoun county
\, the same time and place, by the same
I,EWIS D. holdings WORTH and Miss
ANNIE NJ. GREGG, all of Loudoun county.
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Arkansas.

New YORK. Nov ia special from Lit
tie Rock says Arkansas has given $50 majority
for Grant and has Republican majority Of p
in the Legislature, which secures Republican
United States Senator.
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CYTI' yTEHS.

DYsErsIA DESTROYS THE TEETH, unless its
effects are counteracted by that pure vegetable
tonic and antiseptc SoZoDONT. No bodily dis
ease can impair them if this antidote to all cor
rosive elements that act upon the enamel is reg
ularly applied. nov ll-eolW
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Marine Intelligence.

FoRT MONROE, Nov l3-Schooncr Eclipse
from New York, for Savannah, with a cargo
of lime and guano put in here leaking badly.
Her cargo will have to be discharged.
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TIE HORSE DlsEAsE.--Judging from the
,,neorapce of the streets this morning, the
horse disease must be improving, tor more
horscs we're visible than for some days, past
though most of them bore lingering evidences
Of the ma aly. Teams of oxen ana OF men;
however, were still observed drawing carts anu
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Rcliec for the Boston Sufferers.

SAN Francisco, Nov. PA special meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce will be held
to morrow with reference to the relief Of the
Boston sufferers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-13

MIT LADIES MISSES AND CuILDKES's Doors
AND SHoES.-We are this day receiving q full
line of Ladies', Misses and Childrens Boots and
Shoes, suitable for fall and winter use, embrac-
ing all of the styles now in use, which we conf
city We solicit purchasers to call and exam
inc for themselves, rs they will be sold at low
prices [oct 3 WADDEYs, IA King st.
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Ha-SpECIAL NoTlCE-GESTs' EXTRA FINE
Doors AND SHoEs.-We have just received q
fresh supply of Gents Extra Fine, hand-sewed
Boots, Shoes and Slippers, of every description,
which We unhesitatngly recommend TO be the
very best on sale in the city.
w. B. WADDEY,
oct "A King street, Alexandria, Va.
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I.S-SIf.fyNCE.
TNCOuRAGE HOME ENTERPRISE.

ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE,
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
A. &. MclwAlnc, President
Df B. Tc nnH;' Vice Presidents.
Samuel y. Paul, Secretary.
d. Z. Fucker, Consulting Actuary.
Dr. DR. ~ I.s w nn L%s*0'er' Medical Directors.
Judge Johu +. Lay, Superintendent of
Agencies.
All investments Of the reserve from premiums
taken within the department OF Alexandria in
vested in the department under the direction oil
the following local board of stockholders:
VIM. q. Cazcnovc, President.
VIM. H. Marbury, Arthur Herbert
John w. Green, VIM. Cogan,
Samuel +. Gregory e. w. Green,
+. 5. LeNdbca.cr, Benonl Wheat,
VIM. J. Bopthe, l.. w: Reid.
X. KEMPER,
General Agent and Secretary,
Next to Burke j. Hcrberts, King st.
Agents wanted in this and adjoining counties
DR.. BEDFORD BEows, Med. Elk. feb loft
ORANGE BLOSSOM COLOGNE WATER.
" We would respectfully call the attention of
our customers and the public generally to the
above delightful Cologne. 1t is prepared from
new French recipe, and is d most fragrant and
delicate perfume In order to place 1t within
the reach of ALL we have pu: it up in bottles con-
tanning full measure, one-fourth, one hall and
one pint at the very moderate price of 25c, SOC
and 81, respectively. y trial is earnestly re-
queSted. Prepared and sold only by
JANNEY & CO.,
nov l45 King St, Alexandria, w.
THE EpIHIPrlc -
hereby inform the owners %! horses N =. hs rS
IL. I haya fIrs sale At U) cts.
bottle REMEDY for the prevailing horse
disease. which has been tried with unvarylng
success.in the stables Of the express companies
and livery stables of New York city. Also, Dis
INFECTANTS of various Kinds, to be used IN
1tuh,rs for The prevention Of the disease.
SAMUEL IL. LUNT,
n. E. cor kilg and Washington stss
nuvi-lw
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.H.HTSE.UEsN'IS.
n o G b
THE ALEXANDRIA BRASS BAND
Will give their
rip AMI

THE ALEXANDRIA BRASS BAND
Will give their
SECOND GRAND BALL,
~, flo cvcnino of WEDN ESDA1, Nov 2Ith,
va '"' At HARMONIC HALL,
And :, ;s bonod the members will be rewarded
hv hay;ne large crowd. The proceeds Will be
nnpropriatcd towards procuring uniforms
The committee pledge themselves " i'''N0
this the Ball of the season. D,oo,
Committee Of Arrangements >. II: DDuga sn
lanes Mansfield, Alphonso Lucas, .. y. Moolc'
p. II. Riley and P. German. II
Floor Managers-Alphonso Lucas anu . -
DugAn. 4,on,rol1-os Tho ripbt.
70 eject from the hall any improper cnaIactec:
Tickcts. admitting gentleman and LADIES -
Omnibuscs " II be in At enhance nov l=-'o
IIIRsT GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON
Z 1oX W 4 Tx He fkivSsSs s & NIB
Cor the benefit of the Hydraulon Fire Company u
nj HARMONIC HALL, on the g, evening Gns,; o.
Wednesday, November IL. The Commlt-
,ro Of Arrangements will spare no pains to MAKE :
This the grandost ball OF the season; hon I:n.
HILL BAND has been engaged for the OCCASION. H.
Tickets admitting gentleman and lsdleS, Sl.eo
~ lid n, the stores Of Mossrs. Clarrldgc ! Grlgg
" W. Adam, John A. Field, John a. % Yep e
and Cook & Creighton. oce oo-so
HTOIJNT VERNON NURSE RI IS,
tKIJIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE-
GlON A SPECIALLY, rpppo
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TkEhS'
Etc, &C.
S'e"o LOT " O C. IGISLLfNGHAM s. CO.,
Accotink Postothce,
A,wtf Fairfax CO., Va.
,NsTRAY -CATTLE.-A LIBERAL Re
T. WARD will be paid for the ~ Te es En5 70 ot
p Gfs or s SSI SEER whicI strsyed AMY
from the Henry street depot last Wed nSI
night ;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-13
/. Schwartz a. Co..

AT tDe-
AREpTA CLOTuIN HALL,
80 King street,
Are now exhibiting, without exception, the fir est
and best selected stock of
ever before brought to this city. Their superior
garments are warranted equal in every respect
to those made by the best of merchant talors,
and are sold cheap. Call and convince yourself
SAREPTA CLOTHING HALL,
sep rs 50 King street.