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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
TRUSTEESSALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE No go NFAR
ST. ALUlSIUS CHURCH.
- by yirtue of a deed Of trust, dated on tn. 18Th
L.: day OF March A. D., ls73 and duly recorded in
iber, No. 61s, folio 10, &c, of the land records
Tor Washington county, ID. c., and by direction III
the party secured thereby viii sell, at pnblic ane.
ton, on MONDAY, the 3Ist day of March, ls73 at
clock p m, all II lot numbered two hundred AMI
thirteen ais, in Gilberts recorded sion OF
square numbered six hundred and n We f675J
IN the city Of Washington, with all the i'm prove
menis thereon, being an unfinished Brick Dwelling
b cuse, fronting on Myrtle street.
Term. Of sale: One-haf in cash, Of which SlDo
must be paid at SALE the deferred payments to be-
made, with interest al the rate Of per cent per
annum, in six and twelve months after day Of sale
and secured by deed If trust to the satisfaction
Of the trustee Terms of sale t. be fully com piled
with within six days after sale; otherwise the trus-
tee reserves the right TO resll after week no.
tice. at the risk and cost Of first purchaser All
conveysncing at purchasers cost.
WIN. III. WARD, Trustee
mis- 3av&ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DY CEFEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
81 1901, northwest corner 10Th aud ID SIS.
IaUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

y .QJ IRE No. 675, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS
GHt GCH.
- 2 virtue Of deed ~ trust dated on the 10th
q d. Il June. A. D. ISL, and daly recorded in
T. t-t No. 81, foio il, Sc of the land records
a y itHst1n county ~. C., and by direction Of
IL parjy secured thereby. will sell, At public
auction II front OF the premises, on MONDAY. the
3l-t cay u March, A. II. 1873, at O'Clock D m 9,
1t numbered two hundred aul seventeen (2l7i. in
Giibcgts recorded subdivision Of square numbered
flN hundred and seventy five (675l, in the city of
asluE n with all Of the i'm roy emeuts thereon,
,Ig # one Brick dwelling House, fronting on
O. N, rte street.
TENS 4 sale: One-hah in cash, of which g 100
n USt D Faid az sale, the deferred payments to be
1tde i interest AZ the rate Of ten per cent.
auuuI., IN six and twelve months after day of sale,
and sssF1 by deed Of trust to the satisfaction of
fh- Trustee. Terms {" be fully complied with within
fiV d., after sale, otherwise the Trustee reserves
IT, -st o. resell the property, after week :
I,te- - the risk and costs of first purchaser. All
G1I.y-y aEcing and stamp a. purchaser cost.
WM III. WARD. Trustee.
psl5 . sw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RYw. L. WALL & CO., Auctloneers.

EY W. L. WALL CO., Auctloneers.
UNITED STATES MARsHALfs SALE OF A
Sd sis H3TE
NORTHWEST
ya OF En- i1td t Ht IF the
e Columbia, and to ne directsd, will sell at pup
lie sale for q cash ash n, BIS Pssnsylania arsngs
DAY, The 25th day Of March, 1873, commencing at
w. osSck .9s 0Mys in
RSsiding Pows, l'ssrs, Bnseans WsshstaGds
SaGa Shades
and Pine Tables, Mirrors, oilco,hs, Arm and Rock
F and sw
Forks large lot of Mating, Cooking Stoves, Side
heard shd $s a
be sold to satisfy attachment No 1858, in favor of
n2OdSds IEsSi L. WAiL aa Co, A DC d.
UTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
p nsa ALEX sNAfkr VAL H' oo A R 6
- Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Offce Building.
WALNUT r p. !. AstFE IN CRIMSON REP,
SUITES IN SREEN REPS; WALNUT MAR,
PIE, Top ANP OTHER TABLES; BRTssELs,
iETT+ANP BRGSsSELs RIGS; sGPERiSk oil
BLE:T0P SIDEBOARD; OAk CANE SEAT
IiNING CHAIRSi WALNUT EXTENSION
NEARLY NEW; WALNUT SOFA BEDSTEAD;
THREE WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHAMBER
SUITES OAK MARBLE-TOP CHANGER
SUITE; PAINTED COTTAGE SETS: WALNUT
hNDPAINTED WARDROBES; MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS AND PILLOWS; BLANKETS AND
COMFORTS; BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS AND
sHsbEs RTofhET SETS WISB3W
CHINA, GLASS AND PLATED WARE, &C .,
a On Tuesday MORNING, April LIST. at
III 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at No 1899 st :,
~ between 18th and 18th streets, the above
mi named goods, together with many others un-
necessary to mention.
Terms cash. LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
n25dfs RepubI Auctioneers.
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EVENING STAR.

"A CLEReYMAN WHO TRAvELs WITH Bowie
kSIvEs--The Rsv. Enoch Reddail, who was
recently fined fivs shillings by the Essex ma ys-
trates for icing drunk, was again brought be-
fore the magistrates yesterday. On the form
er occ aston the reverend gentleman brought a
counter charge of assault against Eldred, the
policeman who took HIM into custody, but the
charge was dismissed. It appears that the same
night MI Reddall, after going home and arm
ing himself with two knives, walked four miles
in search of Eldred and Knocked him down
with q heavily-knobbed stick. Being over
powered by Eldred ard his assistants the knives
were taken away, whom Mr.. Reddal said Que
was int nded for Eldred. the other for Waller,
drawn EidTed's blood and so had had his re-
venge, he las satisfied. The bench expressed
their intention to commit Mr.. Reddall to the
assizes, upon which he said he shoud plead
"Not guilty, as he was insane" The reverend
q ntle man has, il Is ated, been five wears in
lunatic asy lum-I'cU kaHGdzefte, FEB. p
How Two YOU'VE MEN TOOK THE FIRST
DEGEEE IN MAsoNRY.-Two inquisitive young
fellows OF our town, on THURSDAY night of last
week, were caught overlapping on the stair
way leading to the Masonic hall. where the fra
terhIty at the time were holding a business
meeting. Being caught in this predicament.
they were asked IL they would like to Join the
lodge. This they aSsented to, and were uSh r
ed irto the antc-roOm, where, according t. the
rules, they wond be required to take the frs.
degree. in order to enter the lodge. Having
cors nted, il is said il was taken in very heroic
manner. The first degree in Masonry. especial
~ the one administered upon this occasion is
ono not desired by many TO be taken upon a
cold richt-a cold water hath. After taking
the preparatory degree, they were told that hy
the payment of $50, they would be allowed to
enter. Not having this amount convenient
they quietly retired, being cautioned not to re-
veal anv of the secrets of the fraternitv.-Fitty-
pcuh (ky.) Independent.
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RY LATIMER CLEARY,
~ Anciieneers and Real Estate Brokers,

RY LATIMER CLEARY
~ Ancieneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and ll.h At
Star Office Building.
GOVERNMENT SALE
a. Pursuant to the act of Congress providing for
u: the extension # the Capitol grounds, approved
May :, lsa2, the property embraced in square
No t4 IN the city Of Washington, has been pur-
Chased by the United States, and notice is hereby
gwen that sales, at public auction, will be made Of
the improvements on said property, excepting such
improvements a. may be found necessary for the
public works OF this District, commencing on APRTI
lOh next and continuing daily thereafter until The
same shall have been sold. Said improvements will
be sold IN their present condition with the mia
ton that IN every case, they shall be removed low
the purchaser at his pensc, within thirty DAYS
after the date Of sale. more detailed description
Of the property TO be sold will be published on the
Isl proximo.
Terms of sale: Ten per cent Of the purchase money
VIII be required Al the time Of the sale The remain
der 10 be paid thin ten days after such sale
T.. DELANO, Secretary of the Interior
nlS-1E LATIMER a CLEARY, Aucts
Republican and Chronicle, IL
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Aucrinneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and Ilth street.
Star Once Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

nYRH II. WARNER,
ID Real E-tafs Broker ard AuctiOneer,
N T29 Seventh street tetwees q and Il
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10 II. IT. NAKNLR,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
72e Seventh street, between q and III.
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pYw WI L. WALL & CO., Aactioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 9O1 Fennsy lvania avenue.

RYwn l.. WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers,
ID No. ono Jew M aaJ Psd Bnd5ng' ,.,u.
SPECIAL AND PEREMProRY SPRING SALE
OF G p6S IS 'S SS, TO CLOSE ADVANCES,
nN10tz On FRIDAY, March -. commencing
GGH at ~ O'Clock m, we viii sell, at our
- auction rooms, corner of 9th street aud
FCDDsyk ania avenue, comprising about
50 CARRIAGES, &c.
Nictorias, Rockawsys, Bretts,
Jenny Linds, GermantOvns,
Family Carriages. Park Pkstons,
Top and o Top Buggies,
Express Wagons, Harness, &c ,long Pine; ons.
Sale peremptory
NOTICE Ali persons interested in the above
sale will please take notice that the stock will posi-
n25 tRepl ". l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
RY W. L. VAIL a co,
- Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 9O3 Pa. ave-, south corner 9th street.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS At AUCTION
REMOVED To OUR STORE FOB CONVENT
- On FRIDAY MORNING. March ss.h,
HA8slS73, commencing at 10 O'Clock, will
SE&A lsell, on the first floor Of sales rooms, a
=, fine assortment of Groceries, Liquors, &C =,
Bbls. GranuIate .. Crushed and Brown Sugar
Bhis Syrup and Molasses.
Barrels and II .lf- barrels Whistles, Gins, &C., &C.
One Of fine Old Whisky.
Chests and II alf chests Green and Black Teas
Rags Java and Rio Coffees
Dxes Starch, Candles, Soaps, Mustard.
Cheese, BroOms, WashbOards.
Canned Peaches. Corn, Tomatoes, &C.
Bfis. Fish and Vinegar.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Hams. Bacon and Shoulders.
Boxes Ralsins and Citr0n.
With other goods in the grocery line, all of which
ms W. l.. WALL & co. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RY LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID AHctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud llth st.
Star Once Buildings.
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pY LATIMER & CLEARY,

I'D Auctioleers and Real Estate Brokers
Southwest corner PcnnSy lvania enJie and Ill It
Star Office Buildings
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hundred thousand dollars, at i've per centum
per annum, for educational and other beneficial
purposes, per treaty of May eighteenth eigh-
lars. wv
For twentieth and last instaiment on two hum
sreo Thousand dollars, 10 be paid I'm eightecs
nubored and seyenfy-four, per second article
treaty Of May eighteenth, eighteen hundred and
hfty-four, five thousand dollars.
For this amount. to enable the President a
the United States to carry out the provisions Of
the third article of the treaty made with the
kickapoo Indians, dated June twenty-eighth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, 90 be paid un-
der such rules as the Secretary Of the Interior
may prescribe, to twelve kickapoo Indians who
have become citizens OF che United States, the
same being their proportion Of the sum Of ono
hundred thousand dollars provided for said fribe
for education and other beneficial purposes pcr
treaty Of May eighteenth, eighteen hundred ana
ffty-four. four thousand and ffty-four doil.rs
and i've cents.
KLAMATH AND MoDoc TxprAxs
For third Of five instalments TO lie appisea
under the direction Of the President, a per
second article treaty of October fourteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty -four, i've thousand
For seventh of twenty instalments, sur keep
buildings for the blacksmith, carpsatcr, and
wagon and pl0w maksr, the manual iabor
eleoi, and hospital. as FER fourth .S<icle treaty
sixty-four, one thousa'a d dollars.
For eighth Of twenf y insfalmesfs, for the pur :
chase OF tools and material fos saw ana hour
makers shops, . nd books and statioaery Cor
the manual nhs school, as per fourth articHs
treaty OF ocsee err fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty -s~T, one thousand i've hundred
For ieAs a OF fifteen iastaimeuts. for nav ana
ssns ss Of one superintendent of farming,
ons Is.s .er, one blacksmith, one sawyer, one
ssss - er, and one wagon and pillow maker, AZ
49, n article treaty Of October Fourteenth
Az ssr' cen hundred and sixty -four, six thousand
:, or eighth Of twenty instalments, 20 pay sais-
and subeistence Of one physician, one miller,
treaty Of October fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and sixfy-feur, three Thousand Rx hundred
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INITED STATES PATENT OEFIOE,
~ WAsHINsIoN, y, g., March 9, 1873.

Chicago, Illinois,, praying for the extension Of .
for an improvement in Machines for Saving Stone:
Is ordered that the testimony In the be closed
the 18th day Of Hay next, that the time for lne
arguments and the Examinert report DO limited TO
the th day Of Hay next, and that eaid petition Be-
heard on The al day Of June next.
Any persOn may oppose this extension.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-01
Foreign News.

The French press generally advises proonga-
ton of President MacMahon's term Of office,
which is also supported by the Imperlalists.
The Emperor William, Of Germany, intend
ed to 90 to Dresden this week on visit Of con-
dolence to the royal family of Saxony, but a
slight indisposition prevented him. The Crown
Prince will 80 in his stead.
The Court of St.James has gone into mourn
ing for three weeks on account of the death OF
the King Of Saxony.
The trial of the Tichborne claimant in Lon
don, has been adjourned until November 18th,
when it is expected that Important witnesses
will have arrived from America.
A special from Sicily to the Daily News
reports that the volcano of Etna is in state
of violent eruption. The outbreak is accom-
panied by fearful earthquakes. Portions OF
the crater have fallen in, and the mines of sui
phur, which have been worked for years and
were valued at 100000, have been destroyed.
Several Jesuits left Rome yesterday for the
United States. The waters OF the 1iber are
rising. Some Of the streets are already over,
flowed and disastrous foundation is feared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-01
The Undertook Trial.

The evidence produced for the prosecution
10 the Undertook trial at West Chester, yes
terday, was of an exceedingly important char.
acter, and greatly damaging to the prisoner
The murdered man was very closely identified
as Goss, the witnesses who had known him a:
A. C. Wilson all, with more or less positive
ness, recognizing him as the same individual
when shown photograph of Goss. Other
strong points of proof were established in the
Identification of the ring found after the muir
cognitiou of the handwriting of Wilson ano
Goss as the same; 10 the proof that Udder
zook visited Wilson while boarding in Coopers
town, N. j., and in the connection of Wilson
With A. G. Goss, a brother Of the murdered
man. The defence profess to have testimony
to introduce that will break ali this strong chair
of evidence, but at present the case is uuques
tionably strongly against the accused.
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LEXANDRlA, VA.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1878.

FINANCIAL Yesterday was day OF great
uneasiuess in Wall street, New York, and IN
business circles generally. Prices on the Stock
Exchange touched the lowest figures that have
been reached Tor years. The pooling arrange
mcnt of the New York banks ceased by lmlta-
ton with the close Of business yesterday. The
suspension or failure of \. ". Spraguc, oi
Providence, r. l., had been so generally anti
cipated, that the actual announcement that
their paper had gone to protest had no further
perceptible effect on the market. The worst
effect of the suspension will probably be telt 10
Rhode Island in the closing Of their numerous
mills and the throwing out Of work OF a large
army Of operatives. The Directors OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at their meet
ing yesterday resolved to default their Novem'
Der interest due today. They propose to ask
their bondholiers to fund the first four matur-
ing coupons into u seven per ccut income bond.
The day closed with great depression OF feel
ing 10 Wall street, which was reflected here.
All branches of business seem to suffer alike,
and until there is some change in the financial
prospect no better state of affairs can be pre-
dicted
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Washington News.

About one hundred employees of the board
Of public works, consisting mainly of sub clerks
and under superintendent, were to-day dis
charged in order TO lessen expenses.
The conviction is becoming very general IN
this community that the First National Bank
of this District, which recently suspended bust
ness, will be able to pay III full all Ut its
creditors
Joseph Cady was arrested yesterday and sent
to Alexandria, charged with stealing in that
port the manifest of a ioug boat and forging
the name of the owner Of the boat and obtain
ing money thereon.
Upward of forty msn are to be employed to-
day in the Bureau Of Yards and Docks for the
purpose Of placing on the eastern ship house u
new roof, side flooring, and other repairs
Gen. Chapman continues to improve, though
he is not yet.out of danger; the latter Inference,
however, only attributable by his physicians TO
his enteebled physical condition.
1t is said that the Brickayers' Union of this
District have demanded" IS 50 per day for
eight hours werk, and directed strike if the
demand was refused. They now receive SIS sc
for ten hours work. This is considered as
going it with rush -
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COMMUNICATED.

Attention has been called to the intersection
of Union and Wolfe streets for the last eigh-
teen months, but there has been nothing done.
Two sidewalks are used up by the carts and
Wagons g.iDg across them. In the sum
mcr the dust is shoc-decp. and in winter
the sidewalks are mud holes No wonder that
we should have smallpox and other con-
tageous sickness in our neighborhood When
the scrapings Of the street are deposited right
at our doors, and there, too is deposit for all
the dead fouls and dead dogs in the neighbor-
hood. II / had the honor to belong 10 the
Board Of Aldermen or Common Council | would
not have to speak more than ouce before it
would be stopped. don't want the people to
take my word for it. Let them go aud look
for themselves. pay my taxes as regularly
as any other person, and would like TO have
the same protection. A. j. +. -"
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n o t Ice!

To ACCOMMODATE CUSTOMERS
TO ACCOMMODATE CUSTOMERS
To ACCOMMODATE CUSTOMERS
TO ACCOMMODATE CUSTOMERS
To ACCOMMODATE CUSTOMERS
WE OPENED A Double Sron,,
WE OPENED Double Srnnn'
WE Opened DOUBLE SroDn
WE OPENED a Double Srn"r
WE OPENED A DOUBLE Srorr'
WITH FULL AND FRESH STOCK : ''"h'
WITH a FULL AND FRESH STOCK
WITH FULL AND FRESH STOCK
WITH A FULL AND FRESH Stock
WITH "A FULL AND FRESH Stock
BOOTS, SHOES AND n A.,
BooTS, SHOES AND II A.
BOOTS, SHOES AND Il 80.
BOOTS, SHOES AND II,r,
Doors, SHOES AND iI,r'
For LADIES, MEN, BOYS AND Girls ''''>
For LADIES, MEN, BOYS AND Girls
For LADIES, MEN, RoYs AND Girls
For LADIES, MEN, BOYS AND GIRLS
For LADIES, EN-, BOYS AND GIRLS.
NOTICE.-Our assortment is larger than .,..-
before, and prices are made to sui the ,imas
JOSEPH kArrv,v
JOSEPH KArry,y
JOSEPH KAUFMAN
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
DOUBLE STORE,
DOUBLE STORE,
DOUBLE STORE,
DOUBLE STORE,
Jos l. 10 KING STREET
los l. 10 KING STREET
los Il 10 KING STREET,
NoT!CE--Agent for Champion Dirt TX.
cluder Shoe. and the celebrated Blzainc French
Calf Short Legged Boots. oct .4-am
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-01

A letter from Washington says :-"Such
Senators and members as are in the city con-
verse very freely 10 regard to the condition
of affairs, and most of them have PROPOSE
tons to be offered as soon as Congress meets.
Upon one point there seems to be conslde-
rable uDauimity Of opinion, and that is that
there must be at least some modification OF
the bankrupt law, if not its absolute repeal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-01

The government Of the District of Columbia
publish an elaborate statement of the indebt-
edness of the District, 10 which it is stated that
its total Indebtedness is s9,902, 25l.lS, includ-
ing the $4,000 OO0. loan and the Indebtedness OF
the old corporations of Washington and George
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CAN AL COM Nj ERCE.
$50 e.:
ARRIVALS.

Boat City of Hamburg, to Sinclair s. Agnew
Pl"ver. y d Brewer, JAS Murray, Irwin,
w Wallis, Kate and w } Shrieve, to Ameri.
can Coal Co; d Carl ana IT E Sheridan to w
a Smoot Ed Mulvunny and J FL WOODBURY.,
to Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats D Cromwell, Scotia, 6 L Boothe, y }
Thomas. } A Alexander, Plover, NJ + McMsch-
an and } Murray, for Cum berland.
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: -.--a.a-.-e-----e-.----
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Nov. There were
lGcO bushels of Wheat offered or Change to-day
the market is fairly active and prices d. not vary
from yesterdays quotations; II lot of good white
brought l45, and red sold at l25 and 1885, for
common to fair, l45, $50 and Isl for good to
prime, and l55 and 100 for strictly prime to
choice. Corn is active and firm; offerings to-
day Of SIS bushels, with sales of mixed at 70 and
74-latter figures for hominy. Good Rye is in
demand at 81. Oats are unchanged; sales at IS,
with offerings of t24 bushels.
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EFFECTS OF THE PANIC.

As severely as the present stringency in mos
ey matters effects merchants and the public gen
orally, it nevertheless, in many instances bc.-
good results, as one Of the latter may be ci:r.
that we can now offer to the public large, fine anl
well selected stock of HATS, comprising all ii.
latest styles, at greatly reduced prices. HavA.
bought them in New York at forced sale n
panic prices for cash. we unhesitatngly as.ec
that we can sell them at fifty per cent less tia,
regular retail prices. As for instance
Silk Hats %
Do. Fine Broadway stye...... :. ........ / %
Alpine and othe styles proportiately low
SCH WARTZ & CO.,
oct l7-lm 81 and 80 King stree:
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special Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE BOOTS s. SHOES.
We have just received fresh supply of Ger,
extra fine hand-sewcd Boots and Shoes: Dss
Slippers of every description, which we unnc.'
tatingly olnmend to be the very best on So
in the city w Is. WADDEl,
oc.2 - King street.
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Sarepta CIOthin Hall,
No. 80 King street.

We have just received a large and sclec, stock oi
CLOTHING
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
consisting in part of Diagonals, Trecocs, CAy.
viots, Beavers, English and French Cu:s:mcr,,,
SC, which for neatness of pattern, style AID
cheapness we defy competitor.
Also full line Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, VALlSES, a.
such rs are usually found in ir.t-cass Lou.r
Call and examine.
l. SCHWARTZ & CO.,
oct l8 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-01

The first annual meeting of the Southern
Historical Society was held in Richmond Oh
Wednesday evening, the goth inst. Interest
ing addresses were delivered by Gen. Early,
Gen. Wade Hampton, DIR. Curry, Dr. Hoge,
aud Maj. Stiles A large audience was much
gratifed at the proceedings of the meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-01

The estimates for the Legislative branch Of
the y. S. Government for the next year will
call for largely increased appropriation. This
is caused by the increase of Congressman S
pay and the increase of the members of the
House under the new apportionment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-01

DEATHS, Mr. Isaac Hollingsworth, one of
our we'll known and esteemed citizens, died at
his residence near town on last Monday.
Mr.. Charles H. Clark. of Baltimore, form
er resident Of this town, and we'll known to
many of our old citizens died in that city few
days ago. His remains reached Winchester
on Wednesday for interment. = Vim. Ne1cS.