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BALTIMORE, Jan. A.-virginis SIS, consolidated
ts.t do, registered, SIS. North Carolina 6's, old
$50 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3l.-Cotton irmer-iow mid.
ding, l9e4tf33. Flour less firm and dull Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn dull -white southern, 6.
yellow southern; 6o96l; mixed western, 6lh
changed Hay UNCHANGED. Provisions quiet, but
shoulders, 5z rib sides Ga; clear rib sides, 81 on
Bacon firm, good iobbinR Observation-Disclosures, Ga
rib sides, 8; clear rib sies S' hams, l2,,Gss. Lard
firm, sl. Western butter steady-choce roll, 2s9z
Whisky nominal, 9iiS.
NKw YORK, Jan. s1.-Stocks very strong Gold
steady, l5st. Money irm,7. Governments dull and
NEW Y6rx. Jan. sI.-Flour quiet. Wheat firm for
prime stock. Corn steady.
LONDON, Jan. 81, II e. m.-Consos opened at
81 (Gci4 for both Bonds Of 1855, old, ga; 1867
go. 10 40's, 921t: new fves, 81. Eric, ST..
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The minimum discount rate ef the Bank OF
England having been reduced yesterday to ~
per cent. slenced the rumOr Of serious dihicu-
ties being apprehended between England and
Russia. This action Ii regarded a. favorable to
the success of the new syndicate which has IN
deitaken the negotiation Of the remaining
500 900 900 United States Ave per cent. With
the great money powers Of Europe enlisted IN
the negotiation, and with the large inaueace Of
country, is is reasonably expected that the en-
tire loan will be placed in a short time.
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The operators for a corner in coal have 50 far
been successful, and the movement for an ait
vance in rates has been fairly inaugurated. At
the Scranton sale in New York on Wednesday
there was an average advance of about twenty
hve cents ton on all qualities. Thisis ascribed
hy some dealers TO the great demand for coal.
Others, while conceding that the sale was con-
Quoted IN perfectly fair manner by the COM
Fany, declare that il was skillfully managed by
certain bidders 50 that impression might be
produced that coal was scarce. II is said, that
while buying little themselves they vet managed
10 convey the idea that high prices must be bid.
WIlAesbaTre company's coal has also advanced
twenty cents per ton in New York and the stock
OF Cumberland coal in the hands of the COM
Psnies in that city is small that il is quoted at
$500 - per ton-an adv rance of q dollar and
hall over previous quotations, The middle
men and consumers in New York and Philadel-
Fhia are going 10 make il lively, they say hor the
combined coal and transportation Companies
AMI new combinations against the monopolists
are talked Of. Saward's Coal Trade Circular
Avs "the heavy fighting is yet to come" Let
III hope that when il does come, the ayaricious
operators for rise will get black eye.
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T PROsTRArION PRACTICE.

Luckily for the sick, the idea tina, II Is necessary to
reduce their bodily strength in order them,
r. fast dying out Modern science recognizes the fact
that disease Is Of itself than depress
ing to body and mind, and does not need to be as
sisted in its nroads upon the vital energy Of the sys
ten by violent purgations and other dcbiiitatins
mixtures. Prostitution is, in short, played out !"
and the practitioners who still cling to II are SO fey
and far between thas they cannot, like their prede-
eesso Of the same fatal school who nourished half
century ago, mn the graveyard with their victins
The introduction of Hoststtsr's stomach Bittsrs in
hn was the heaviest blow that tho old practice Of
depletion had ever received, and from that time TO
The present, the celebrity Of the great In
visorant hss increased, the purging, blisterinG,
bleeding, vster-gruel practice has declined The
effect Of this famous preventive and remedy Is
to strengthen, build mp, regulate and tranqnilise,
not TO weaken break down and volen ty disturb the
SYSTEM IL is TOME Alternative and nervne, with
pure stimulant as Its propellins and distributing
agents. 7 his stimulAnt diffusas the curative and
sustaining elements Of the medicine through the
whole organization, and brings them into contact
with the sources Of disease. Hence its cures Of in
dgeetion, constipation, bilious complaints nervou.-
ness, languor, debility, low spirits, maiarious dis
orders, &C., ere complete aud thorough, and A.
protection against the ailments caused
BY cold and damp IL has no equal. jN-eoNkW
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PDwrRlor OF 9otygH3SlIAs ..,-,

D0'Sls'0l u s SSkS u HEALrn,
u!. S: !: r. Ss:sS;: K. i. S:::
:Sa s . sy the e so:4 q ss9
Coia@si.: IS sns.l:d :. follow, ss vii:
PHrscrAss AssssD!ne UroH snALL-rox PA
NJ Il I'm e y s. q ehy.c,.. ssas.s q
. report to Is. Board Of Health SAID case q s.si'
q q :s sr
ssss :sr he ed
cordins to the ksAes s19 Hegulsti c ai9rSsssa
S frs.;dsa. Il BS cox e 4 Health d
Attest; D y BL IS n d, Secretary. ac,s ~
- How sad il r. : to 1. ;te Young wife, mother
10 Re-. yhS I'll hs Sa
pseties to accept the responsibity which fails upon
ss e hs. Ss day ssT
ablel This state Of weakness and debility is more
she receive the Is
she vii llnger months after months, not thinking
cha o hs
when LITTLE prersution in proper time would have
sebSe neI % T s tho to e
TERs q Dr.. L. e. BERTRAM. They are safe "a and
ssaR
and all complaints peculiar to women. These Bit
tiers, which sold BY all druggists, are, in eopse-
quence Of their virtue and most agreeable taste the
medicine par ezeeiience for ladies. j22-tr
nFFROM THE EARLIEST AGES TO
Wy the present day, Scrofula has been the bane,
aud as il were, the curse Of mankind. SO terrible
ana ioahsome bad been at periods of the world
would not be allowed to mix with society. Happily
N our day the disease Is stripped Of its terror by the
he victim of Scrofuia, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples,
Biotches letters &C. be restored to sound health
few weeks.
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, Sl.E per bottle
sold BY s: q FORD, 1lOS Pa. ave, and by Drug
gisfs. DESMOND CO., Proprietors, 913 Race
street, Philadelphia. rnayN-Iy
~ z Z NJ o Z d.
DIR. W. H. BARRETT,
DENTIST
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RFDR. A. PRATT, Graduate OF Ohio COLLEGE Of
w Dental Surgery, al nh street, between b
aud Z, . fec doou south az Odd Fellows Hail. Re-
fcrs TO 3. A. Bacon and Rev. W. D. Evans. mis-
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THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
Il THE 18Th CENTURY.


THE 18Th CENTURY.
DR.. $. ID. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure
For Consumption,
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds in few hours, like
magic, and
Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier
Is purely vegetable, cleanses the system of all i'm.
rich blood. y
For General Debility "Lost Vitality and
broken down constitutions
~ Challenge the Niaeeenth CtAtNy"
To find its equal
Every bottle is worth its weight in gold
Sold Wholesale and retail by
oHAs. SrorT Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
4: u. GILMAN, 625 Pennsylvania avenue
WG. DuCkETr, corner Penn. avenue and I'd st.
=. +, MlLBuRN Co., near Treasury Department.
MAJOR, 7th and II streets.
J. II. STONE, It'll and i streets.
d. b. CLARKE Co., ~ st. and Pennsylvania ave.
J. s. JONES, I'D and streets southeast.
TABER Co., S29 7th street southeast.
j. ID. BOWLING, az and streets southwest.
A. J. ScHAFHKRI, North Capitol and II streets.
y: p. HckLING, 3O1 Pennsylv ana ave. and 81 st.
w. X. Stow, corner 7th and o streets.
WILFRED McLEob, Georgetown. j3l-3t
'1'Hls is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
4 has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letter.
ID. BEALE, late Of Washington county, D. c. de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
he vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, before
the sh day Of January next: they may otherwise BY
Given under my hand this 3Oth day OF January, 1873
Jsl-f1r u. A. WATTERSTON, Executor.
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" REV: p NEWMAN, d. D.. viii ,r.,cb
eS IN WAUGH N. y. cHURCH, corner III and
strseis northeast, on SUNDAY, February a. at IL
S-o-e = IA. JHa
rFRLy. J. p. NEWMAN, D. n vii jecf1re N
Wy lzih.street (scutheass) VI T. Church. MON.
hAI ,ENENiNG, February Sd. Subject. The
10Y 1~na: jn-H
rs NEW YORK REPUBLTCAN ASsoCI1 A
tS lion There will be a regular me~tins n
Tins Association al Clarkeis Hall, No as Penps,I
cry Id. ISIS, at I'D O'clock N"'a
I,sx spp.crtA t to BELL, President.
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Ire Chroaiele trusts that Senator Pomeroy
will yet be able to fully establish his innocence
OF the charge of attempting to bride his way to
reelection We sincerely hope so, but-this Is
sad world, There is this TO be said, however,
ON the theory of his innocence, that Yorke, the
accusing witness, is, by his own admission, a
man quite ready To listen to a proposition of
bribery He is not a bit too good, quite evil
IDENTIFY, to bargain with the other side Tor the
defeat of Pomeroy. His course. therefore, in
virtuously proclaiming the ~ 600 offer made As
he alleges, by Pomeroy is open to suspicion.
The fact, however, that the legislature by their
subsequent stampede from Pomeroy evidently
believed that he was guilty, would indicate that
they had some evidence 70 confirm Yorke's
story. Topeka special to the New York Tri-
b"ae speaks Of Pomeroy's lobbying efforts as
being notorious, and says: 'For two weeks he
has kept lobby here of all his strikers at an
expense of not less than 81 800 per day, and has
spent probably 800 600 in the campaign"
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DRY GOODS.
IMMENSE REDUCTION"
WOODEN DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN ss
PER CENT.
Androsrocpir pls,ch.. goTTaS A.

N
Msmsutts Bleached COTTON, NJ.
New York Mills Bleached COTTON, 2le
Splendid blesched aud unblear he'd COTTONs IKE
50, 90 and l0-4 sHEETING FROM ~ no.
line OF beautiful WOOleH SHAWLS fsngie and
doubled Will be sold regardless Of cost, to close ous
the stock; Black Cashmere, 81
Elegant Paris IDS only 90 q marty color, al
Splendid black SILK VELVET, y inches vide,
suitable Tor dresses, spencers, and trimming, o. %,
WATER PROOF CLOTH Sc and MP
BLACK SILKS from g ~ up, those ~ 81 50, n,
S25 S. and 9 = the bet goods fOr The pTYos
shown ia this city since the war
FLANNELS very CHEAP.
Ladies snd Gents UNDERWEAR. and gents
SHIRTS direct from the QsnUfsctory a. wholesale
prices None but the BEST makes Of Goods kent
Save msney by purchasing q
BRODHEAD a CO.,
dl0tfeb1 1903 street between IN and fNh
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I APSLEY 4 BAILEY,
BROKERS IN STOCK PRIVILEGES,
No41 EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK.

STOCK PRIVILEGES'-Sl0O and commission
will purchase first class contract, giving you the
privilege Of calling or delivering a. e., being long
or ''shOrt') 100 shares of any active stock at any
time in 30 or 60 days. SIPS and commission will pur-
chase an contract (same time and terms stocks
on 5000 American gold coin. These contracts,
known as :. puts and "cas," are used by many
operators in preference to specializing margin,
~ no further risk outlay is incurred beyond the
amount You decide to risk and they the very best
modes Of operating for those who out Of town.
1000 shares Of stock, or $1,000 to 81 OOOOO0 gold
For further particulars, write send for our SIX
panatory Circular" settlement 10 be made Mt time
81 purchase, or ON our delivery Of the contracts
yOur agents or bankers in New York. All puts
and "calls" negotiated by signed by bankers
and brokers OF acknowledged possibility and
II. We are executing orders from all the leading
cities in the United States 1877
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Mr.. Douglass in his paper, the Era, makes
rather neat point upon those who have held
that the white men were the only proper custo-
dams OF the virtue Of the nation i'm view of the
aptitude of the colored men to sell their votes.
he Era compares the colored members with
the white members in the various legislatures
where charges Of corruption have prevailed.
'ln Louisiana we find the eolored member re-
lusing an offered bride OF $4,000; in Kansas
We find the white member pleading his POVERTY.
md demanding $500 for his vote. In Louisi-
sns the uprightness OF the colored member res
cues the state from corruption; in Kansas the
White member thrusts corruption into the Uni
ted States Senate In New York the Tammanv
ring owsed the Governor and legislature. and
the white members protected the purity of the
hsiot by selling his vote to the highest bidder -
On the whole, the Era may be pardoned the
dorbt II expresses, whether the evils that were
promised to come from negro suffrage are not
more than eelipsed by the evils arising from
white suffrage.
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AND CONTRADICTORY
.. The CAPE ANN GRANITK COMPANY, hayins
furnish, Ct the shortest notice, I'll kinds q CUT
GRANITE WORK which may be required BY archi-
tects builders contractors Ct the lowest marked
rates. We have constantly on hand large asoort-
ment OF granite Curbing, Belgian Pavement Blocks,
Base Courses, Coping, &c. Jas. p. kUSSEEI 4
CO., Agents, Plants Building, No, N 3 leh Il ~
New York avenue and Welckers. msrll-ly
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Tweed's jury has disagreed. Truly the WAY
OF the New York transgressor is-soft,
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What says Mr.. Nye to this from the Chicsg

What says Mr.. Nye to this from the Chicago
Tr5,-ne
Grace Greenwood writes from the Senate
gallery in Washington: '''e
'Ar. Nye spoke VI his own speech A. nxs.;hi, IN.
last h should make in the Senafr Heh.s ,., 49,,
he news from the legislature Of Nevada He ,.sss
hi> snpersednre with philosophic Goodness and Co..
tan submission; he makes h more case Of Te.iena
Dear Innocent! Mr.. I'VE sold his claim, 70
John y. Jones, and had checks Of sjO 0,,o an tn
Bank OF California as long ago rs August; and
the transaction Was then, and Is now as not.,-
rlous as the heather Chinee game Itself.
The Boston GLOBE pronounces for Boutwell,,
for Senator, and deprecates 'sthe efforts male.
ssthe day Of election approaches, BY the enc
mics of the republican party, to produce dis
traction in its counsels, by publishing pretended
statements Of counts which have been made
among the members of the legislature, showing
the strength Of this or that candidate"
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BOARDING.

- O0MSWITH BOARD, at 43A Carroll Row lst
HI street east Capitol Hill. L.
IGOR RENT-Furnished ROOMS with BOARD;
Il front and back rooms Price OF Board and X pom
for two persons, SO and $40. Call at 9037th street,
second door above street. j3O-6t-
IGOR RENT-Two nicely furnished ROOMS, with
Il Bedrooms adjoining, with or without BOARD
corner Sd street and Indiana avenue J29-6t"
SEvEN Oh EIGHT GENTLEMEN can be &C
- commodated with nice ROOMS and rst-class
TABLE BOARD, at moderate rates, at 100 and
11O4 lAh street. J2l6t
FURNISHED ROOMs-To let elegantly FUR
l. NISHED ROOMS, suite, with cOmmunica-
ting Psrlors and Bed Rooms; bathroom, hot and
cold water, gas, &C., with or without BOARD. APP
west d3O-lm
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
NJ prices moderate, at 2lO5 corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and 2lst street. mayl-ly
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OST-On Tuesday, on 1 street northwest, be-
\ tween 10Th and I'D streets, south side, GOLD
EAR RING, Eiruscan.l A suitable reward will lie
pain by leaving il at DR.. FLINN'S, 1920 street
northwest. 1877"
= REWARD-Lost piece Of CORPORATION
pc SCRIP square 81, lot III, 4th in-talment
issued in the name of w. ". Rapley, j. W. Dick,
Assignee. The above reward will be given if re-
turned to this Office. i3l
I OST-On the evening Of the 18th, ON 9Th street
Ia northwest, between L and Il, POCKET BOOK
containing money and ether valuables. A libel al
reward will be paid for the same If left at sos 9Th
street. $50 2tr
I OSTIn Georgetown, on Thursday p. IN. a GOLD
II RING, with amythist stone; the ring is a
little broken. The finder will be paid for its return
to JAMES L. DAVIS, on Congress street, opposite
the Poet office. 1885,
G. n REWAKD-Lost or stolen from Knox's Ex-
sD1V press wagon, at Baltimore and Po- GExyO
tomac X. Il. Depot, on Friday evening, Jan Exx1N
nary oath, one lD CANVASS COVERED kAHD
TRUNK, with the initials .'Dr. B. w." marked on
end The above reward will be paid and no questions
asked II returned to Knox's Express, COS Pennsy l.
yanIa avenue. J29 IT
I OST-At the National Theater, January 18Th, an
IL ONYX EARRING.-The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at Star Office. jo-tf
I OST-On the 18th, between ~ and ed and 7th and
streets, pair Of EYEGLASSES, @A>
gold frame. A liberal reward will beSoO
paid il returned to 412 street northwest. DIS
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DRY GOODS.

I'M DOOlsS.
4 UrTRELL q WINE.
WILL SELL At COST,
UNTIL THE ssrs DAT on rEBRuaRr.
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK or wISrxR pRsss
GOODS.
BLACK ALPACAS,
Lower than they can be had in thi. msrts
large and vel assorted stock II PACIFIC rsR
CALEs, ct - cents PER yard. guarantees leo ne.
"hoiesAle prices IN New York.
co spr TS Geops' all grades al fraciiSs shove
LUrrRELL WINE,
y. 5. Corner ssh -,rces and Penn.. ave.
DREfARE FOR INAUGURATION
GREAT SACRIFICE or
DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGs.
SEEING Is BELIEVING.
But uRessmrei indnc~r,cnts - chasers Or, n,-
srsn until MARCH 4, 1873, At the reaowns'i .-sss
THE ARCADE.
In order 90 reduce the heavy stock of winter cs.d.
yet On hand and Ia make room fsr the .nrtu- -.
son tn undersirncd have marx e down AZ. ms. n
SSS S. S Ss'T ,hs N o ss, sse Is s9sr1n,e ,.
ing the many discounts offered essrywh here.
shewls, wooen Dress iosiS. N~iv,s~ens sisnSst.
Bd Spreads, Table Linens, Towels, NspkTn-,
too numerous nasattion,
AND THE GREATEST ESPECIALLY Is orr
INRlNAlED STOCK or
CARPETS CARPETS, CARPETS
Nhlch ~ sil e and price eNceis anything this
81 Nov York city. Those who are ANXIOUS O. carpst
thei homes nicely 70, the ,nAugnrstion-in antcips
:, small expense by at once calling on tsis hrn'
Prices 90 suit all and every one
nVONLl ONE MQRE CHANCE or THE
SEASON TO PROCUREA BARGGfN
~ Ne trouble Whatever 90 show goods,
WOLFORD & SHtLBERG.
No. 421 7TH STREET SOUTH,
JanlS-eolm Between ID and n
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II ICH BLACK SILKS
AT Low PRICES.
MOURNING GOODS at low prices
MINTER DRESS GOODS for less than cost
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, QUILTS AND
I'll sETINGS at lowest prices.
B,st "a SHIFTING COTTONS at low prices
EVENING GOODS, White and Coorei TARLA-
TANS, White French and India MUSLINS.
Large lot OF COLORED SILKS nj low prices.
Best KID GLOVES, one to six buttons
SONE PRICE ONLY, in plain figures.
JOSEPH j. MAY,
lSl-2t 939 Pennsylvania avenue.
~ y G f.
The eopartner-bip of ANDREW j. JOYCE co.
i this day dissolved by mutual consent Of all PARTIES
ANDREW J. JOYCE,
FREDERICK A. JACKSON,
JOHN l.. JOYCE.
January 9th, 1873.
ANDREW J. JOYCE is authorized to receive all
moneys and settle all accounts against the firm.
ANDREW j. JOYCE,
FREDERICK A. JACKSON,
JOHN l.. JOYCE.
ANDREW J JOYCE, Carr iage Manufacturer,
412, Ala and 416 18th street. jsh3l-tf
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~ GRAND REUNION
trS Of WASHINGTON LODGE. No. b. l. ~. q.
r, will take place at OLD Fellows Hall, 9Th
street northwest. on II ESDAY EVENING,
rxercses will be- music ty ODD F-IInws9 Cbo %'
addresses by eminent members If the Order.
presentation to the orphans, refreshments and
dancing. Tickets. admitting gentleman ami
ladies'. 81. =. +. HANE\EER,
I3l-d Chairman of bmmitree
4 Re- ub. and ChrOn Mnlhay anil q Al "a
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Goyern.ens sse.r,sie:.
The Markets.

e0syy an. yIy, 4-ItA New Fivce.
53s j. o. & Jly, ". los.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-12
VyICTOR SEWING MACHINES.

Among its many points Of excellence may be
mentioned that it is the My lock,stitch machine
that has its needle self-setting. The needle can
not be set wrong ;, 80
It has a shutte-carrier that obviates all fric-
ton of shuttle, rendering the machine nearly
noiseless.
It has selfadjusting bobbin-wnder, requir-
ing no change to wind the bobbin.
Combines all the latest improvements, having
no wires or spiral springs connected with It's
working parts. ,,,
recurring no change in sewing from the finest to
the heaviest material.
The new patent shuttle is tho most convenient
and perfect working shuttle in use. The tension
does not change from a full to an empty bobbn
1t is easily operated that it requires tsl tue
instruction, and there is nothing IN it to get out
of perfect working order 1t will stitch, hem'
fell, bind, cord, gather. quilt, hem-stitch, em-
broider, braid, &c, with as much beauty 1o and
j. FEKG USON'S
HAIR AND FANCY GOODS STORE,
66 King st., near Fairfax st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-12
HAIR DEPOT.
sc King street.

We have now on hand and are constantly
manufacturing the largest stock oil
REALAND IMITATION HAIR,
over offered in Alexandria of the hnest quality
Hair and work only. Our prices for making
Switches, Curls, &C., are 70 per cent less thah
thew can be done anywhere For making comp
;nS Switches SOC, 75c and 81; largest size Sl,2o ;
Imrls and other work in proportlon; HAIR
Switches fromSl upwards. Our $3 and S5Swtches
cannot be beat in any place for the price. CAll
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. NO
trouble to show goods. DpDon
90 &c King street
ICE ICE, !!,., -'A'
E. C. ATWELL :,
o,n,etea his Improvement in Market
snsoa 6aa established an office ana
'p'o' ICE DEPOT
.boro u,bare ICE can be obtained from a. :, m
70 ~ M Orders left at the Drug Store OF Mr.
Sonppel 81 =. II ipnt corner of King and Washington
streets. will meet with prompt atten'lom. ;us4o
wagons VIM uo NH 31-tf
WIZ DsoH P1 A $ T < :
zoo TONS SOFT BLUE PLAST IS
To arrive from Windsor, N. s.
For sale by
apl9 HOOE s. JOHNSTON.5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-12

ms"The extraordinary developement of the
Hair trade under my wide spread system OF nd;
vertising has been wonderful, and by every m"ll
and exprcss from North, South, Fast and West
large quantities of Hair are received; and nearly
every visitor to our city, comes ladcned down
with Real Hair to be made up in latest styles,
Switches Curls, Sc, every stran oil which Is
nreserved and worked up with as much care As
if il WAS of purest gold, and within full view of
the hundreds of customers who daily inspect the
working Of my Hair Department.
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LINDEN KENT. S. c. NEAl.E.
>ENT j. NEALE,
IL ATTORNEYS,
AND COUNSELLOkS AT LAW.
Practice in the Courts of the city of Acxhn-
dria, the adjoining countrs aid of the District
of Columbia
General CLAIM and PENSION AG GENIS.
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