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Charleston OYSTERS.

Private Boarding.
M RS. WYATT Is prepared to accommodate
Ixl several BOARDERS with meals and
lodging; also, provide Tor number Of Table
Boarders. Residence on Plain, between Bull
and Ficksns streets. Sent q
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50 Boxes Shoulders,
EloR'sxlesat sat 8 cents per pound, at
- OCT, It.; .t> =. "a -. T. SOLOMON'S.
Notice TO. Opntractors

l'ft'S !! n n q. IN gOEE1OEl OITY CLEHK.
CoLuABIA. 8. O.. October 16. 1878
B receivins PsoP66sxLs HIs Tor s' iH building hos
new Aims House and Hospital has been eI-
tended until athe regular meeting Of City
Council. the sseond TtEBDAY in November.
All parties wishihg ftb make bids for the
same Will be allowed to take the plans and
specifications from the Clerks office for
twensy:1ours. 10 OHAS BkRNUM,
OCT II 80 {Sgly City Trea eurer
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Roasted Coffee.
m BARRELS FRESH ROASTED JAVA
1NJ and RIO COFFEES, for eale by
Sept21 HOPE & GYIES
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a Full Assortment of Crackers

a FUN ASs0rtment Of CRACKERS
At Wholesale Prices.
HAV!NG been appointed agent for the
- sale OF the celebrated Biscuit and
Cracker Manufacfory Of Tyler Brothers, am
prepared to supply tho trade at factory prices.
A full assortment OF those choice goods
now on hand. HARDY SOLOMON,
sept % MA
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AT THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE

= 000 BUTTERICK & CO.'S PAPER
eyeOOO PATTERNS.
zoo Ladies' LEATHER BELTS.
$50 Ladies' SILK TIES.
900 yards Of RUFFLINGS.
400 SHAWLS, In all styles.
10, GOO BUTTONS, large and small.
POO APRONS, all prices.
LOO dozen LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
$50 WOOLEN SHIRTS.
100 Silk and Wool SCARFS.
Stock too large for the times. All poods
w!l! be sold EXTRA CHEAP for tho CASH.
at q, +. SACkSGN'S.
Sept2S
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Views for the Million.
HAVE just received lne assortment OF
Il sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, English and
American. colored and plain. Also, ILLU-
MINATED ones. Il. l.. BRYAN.
Sept 80
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For Sale Cheap.
nNE eight-horse Portable STEAM EN-.
~ CINE. Can be seen at work at Mr..
CHARLES Logan's Gin House. For further
particulars apply to
ROBERT McDOUGALL,
Sept % limo AT the Gin House.
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MEMBERS OF TIE LE0TSLATURE

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
a BE called upon to meet and conaider the
bonded debt. smokers arc called upon
TO consider the dabt Of gratitude due the In
dtAni Girl for having established the only ex.
olusivei Cigar Store In Columbia, and not
IS, 81 Sa REFUSE TO MEET
The tmpptRtiol against her character in re-
gard to those fiye cent Cigars. with the reply
thaf, AlthouGh tt may seem incredible that
such Cigars can be sold at such price on
an honest basis, Jet all must remember that
LONG EXPERIENCE In the business, SPECIAL
ARR1NaKAEHTs with manufacturers, who
wofk several hundred hands, and the plan OF
RELAILIxa etwHoLKsALH pnIoEs, enables this
Maid OF, the Weed" not only to surpass in
nye cent Cigars, but to sell pure Hayanas at
three ior twenty.ave cents; whilst elsewhere
you get common domestic at that price.
yHLESS PAID IN ADVANCE,
Is not the principle upon which she se,ls. aa
.ehe wants every one to be satiefied with the
merit OF her goods before buying. Oct II
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Bonds, Stocks, &c.

OUUuHs 0CUCKB, WC.
BUY and SELL on COMMISSION and
l. my own account. at current rates:
BONDS and STOCKS OF RAILROADS,
Eonds and Stocks of States and United
States. Bonds and stocks of Cities and othex
corporations Bank Notes, Coupons, Gold
and Silver Uoin, and approved Olsims ag nst
tho; gnited States, State and County. S.
D:GAMBRILL, Broker. Main atrsat.
Aug 10 t6no I'd door South Wheeler House.
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Batter and Cheese.
IN KEGS choice TABLE BUTTER.
1O 20 boxes GOSHEN CHEESE,
Scpt21 HOPE 4 GYI,ES
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Kew. Livery Stables.

&gsM AEnsNBa THE snaoTsisnsd,
WgNse j. 1NMYg 6ayi1g opened pen s.IE Fl:
STABLE, at the Central Hotel, would re.
speotiuily solicit > share OF patronage, as
suring the public that good vehicles and
careful drivers can always be found at their
establishment Good Saddle Horses always
on hand. Terms moderate.
Oct8 w, D. STARTLING d. co.
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Bottled Sweetness.
"Were not summers dist;.iations loft
A liquid pris'ner, pent In walls Of glass,
Beauty's effects OF beauty were bereft,
Nor 1t nor no remembrance what it was"
D'ORSAY COLOGNE ID the sueetest, nioes.
and most delicate Of Perfumes. In three
sizes. at FISHERS DRUG STORE.
Dot ~
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Cow Feed.

Cow Feed.
= TONS SHORTS and WHEAT BRAN, for
- sale by HOPE 4 GYLEb,
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seegers' Beer is Pure.
TTdon 'tcontain Cocolus Indicus, Fish .Ber
u riee, to make one sleepy or heada ohy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27
EXANDRJA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

THE New CHEF JUSTICE. The telegraph
Ut rms Us hat President Grant enphal'cAliy
dlSelaiuls any intention Of vi hlrawing he noiui-
nation OF Attorney Genera. Williams for the
Chief Justlccshp Of the Uniicd STATES. In
plain words, he intends To fight it nu un tue
Williams line, if it takes ali the winter We
regret 1hat the President has determined not
to relax in snbhoruess in this III tier, f"r even
his own party organs refuse To rtnl"rsc the
olipu. nominations Here is what the New
York Tines the lending Gran, organ in this
Country, has TO say rdi!oriaIiv concerning this
edous pontmeut.--LypchLurg. ReputL;caA.
''The nomination Of Attorney General VIII
Hams for The post Of Chief Justice was recon-
mitteel to the judiciary Committee OH Mon
day y TACT that seems 10 indicate that there Is
grEar opposition 10 the Senate to his appoint
meat. This is one Of those cases in wt!c; Il
serious responsibility is thrown upon the Sen
ate, and which ii cannot cvalc without doing
itself grca, i',iuIy Very little is known by the
general public about the Aitorney-tirncral, but
it cannot b: denied that his fines. for the high
Office Of Chief justice has been lmpu med. on
grounds which are apparently very strong.
The Senate must have in its possession full IN
formation in regard to his character AMI ahi-
tics, aud if that information Is unfav"raI,Ie tn
Nlr. Williams. his nomination ought to be re.
jcctcd. The Bar in this State is opposed: al
uIost to man. to MIR. Williams Ihe Bar ii
every other State seems to be OF the sama
mind. The Prc~idcut, there can be no doubt,
has acted 10 perfect good faith. but he may
have been mistaken IN his selection Of this par
ticular man. # SO, he will doubtless fird it
out. and we trust he will ,h.n make another
nomination, which will prove nore ace 'p,ahle
to the Bar aud to the country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

THEN AND Now.-One OF the New York
papers has revived little Renaissance in the
career of the notorious Tweed which shows the
manner in which those men lived who plum
dered the great city OF New York of more mo-
ney than Warren Hastings bore off from the
Indian empire, The Renaissance in question
is one Of the wedding Of Tweed's daughter two
years ago in princely style.
There were forty silver sets, any one of
which would have attracted crowd if placed
In jeweler' window, and one single one con-
tanned two hundred and forty separate pieces.
MIR. James Fisk, jr., sent frosted silver con.
trlvance representing an iceberg, evidently in
tended to hold ice cream, or some equally
trigid substance. The association was bcauti.
fully sustained by the presence of arctic bears
reposing on the ioicle handles of the bowl, and
climbing up the spoons. There We're forty
pieces Of jewelry, Of which fifteen we're dia
mouds sets. A single one of the latter is
Known to have cost $4,000. It contained dia-
monds as big as filberts.
A cross OF eleven diamonds, pea size; a pis
Of sixty diamonds, representing sickle and
sheaves of wheat diamond bracelets of fabu.
lous magni6cence; a rug with toy watch as
the seal; bronzes, thread lace, cashmere shawls,
rare pictures, everything that could be con-
ceived which is rich and costly filled the room
with splendor. The trousseau of the bride in
Guided fourteen dresses, varying in price from
$500 to 3d. 200 each, though her wedding dress
OF white gros grain cost $1,000, to which
$4, 900 worth of point lace was added. A
black silk waking suit was decorated with 3S2
bows, and others were elaborated correspond
ingly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

The withdrawal of the proposal for treaty
of reciprocity between the Sandwich Islands
and the United States does DOT meet with favor
from the Hawaiian press. The objection OF
King Lunalilo and his advisers appears to be
the surrender to the United States Of an I'M
portant harbor for. the purpose Of naval sta
ton. The King was alarmed at the idea, and
took the earliest opportunity to retreat from
the proposed cession.
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DIED.
IMgM ~ Co. 49, - gE

kR w w
| ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
After 6.45 p. m. SU i'DAI, October II, 1873
| trains will run MS follows:
| Leave South ward from Alexandria 8 Freder
| icksburg depot at 800 81. M, accommodation
| daily, except Sunday; l2O3 u. m. Southern Ia
press daily, except Sunday. The Southern Elk
press 1T l2.U3 p. m. runs through 20 RirfIn md
without change, connecting ut RiChmoI Tor al
points South.
icksburg depot at 3.3S y. NJ. Northern Express
daily, except Monday; 6.l7 p. NJ. acconinods'
ton daily, except Sunday, connects through
North and West The Northern Express
leaving at 3.3S n. m. runs through to Bal
timore, without change, connecting with trains
on the Northern Central Railway for the North
and West
ALEXANDRIA AND wAsHIsGToS RAILROAD.
After SUNDAY, Oct 18th, trains will run
as follows, daily, except Sunday:
Leave Alexandria for Washington from ST.
Asaph street depot, ut 600, 100 $40, 80, 1000
and IL. 100 u. m; and 3d. 4 w, 500, 600, and
100 p. m.
Trains leaving at s. GO a. m. and 500 p. m. run
daily all others daily except Sunday.
Leave Washington for Alexandria from pas
scnger depot, cor. 9TH and b streets, at G.DO
100, 800 900, 1000, and ll.D a. m; and 3Uu
400, 800, 800 and 100 p. IN.
Trains leaving at 800 II. and 100 p. M run
daily ; Ill Otners daily except ounuAy.
Ni- Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railway
trains leave passenger depot, cor. 9TH and sts.,
ut 40 a. NJ Quan.lco accom- n and l.33 p. NJ.
Southern Express for Richmond and al points
South
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Leave Alexandria ut % and 1910 m, and
1CJ D. m.
Leave Washington At 8 3 y. m, and LIB and
90S p. m.
Tickets to Philadelphia AMI New York can
be obtained at the St Asapll-street depot'
EDMUND L. QUARRY,
Superintendent.
ED. S. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent. dec 21-tf
AIUUNT VERN ON N U Rs K K + s
vi Established Is year.
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE.
GION A SPECIALITY.
SMALL FRUIT ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Etc, &c.
Send for Catalogue to
G. GILLINGHAM s. CO.,
Accotink Postotfice,
nov 4-twts Fairfax CO., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27
ALEXANDRIA,, Y A.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER q, 1878.

A letter in the Richmond State Journal
from Bowling Green, Caroline county, says
that Stafford f. Garnett, who shot and killed
a man named Chinault, during a free fight IN
July-la and for whom reward OF two hun
dred dollars was offered by the Governor, has
been arrested by TWO colorod men. Garnet has
been in Philadelphia since the shooting, uutl a
day or two ago, when he returned, as ne says
for the purpose of surrenderiug himself The
accused is 10 jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

President Grant is reported to have said re-
Gently to a German gentleman, visiting this
country as an agent of Dutch capitalists, to in
uuire into American railroads securities, that in
his opinion railroads ought not to be built
hereafter until the people have money to pay
for them without calling on the government Tor
,,I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

The late order of the Postmaster General
prescribing examinations for special agents Gre
ates, says the Washington Star, quite scnsa-
ton among the latter officials. The examlna'
ton will not take place for some time to come,
as the Postmaster General desires to give the
agents an opportunity to prepare themselves
for the ordeal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

The Navy Department has full official re-
ports from Rear Admiral G. II. Scott, giving
a detailed account of sthe surrender of the Vir-
ginius The report does not differ materially
from those contained in official and other tele-
grams that have already been published.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

A Philadelphia paper of Wednesday last an
nouuced that Lord Massey would deliver a
lecture on the evening of that day at Horticul-
tural Hall, West Chester, and that he would
discourse on His life and public services, in-
Guiding aristocratic life OF Uopo Nay ona alsa.
where" This is the brazan age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

A dispatch from Havana, dated yesterday,
says: 1.-The insurgents on the 18th instant en-
tered the cultivated zone Of the jurisdiction OF
Puerto Principe, destroying everything within
their reach. They met with repulse before
Fort Damont, and in subsequent attack upon
the civil guards, lost several killed. The latest
reports say they are now in full retreat, pursu-
ed by Spanish troops'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

As there is no absolute necessity for heavy
appropriations for the improvement Of harbors,
rivers and Notifications under the engineer bu-
reau of the War Department, the estimates for
such improvements. amounting to twenty mil
lions ofdollars, will probably be reduced to three
millions '.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

Mrs. Price, the widow of policeman Price,
who was committed for contempt by police
justice 10 Washington, last week, for contempt
in refusing to turn over to a receiver certain
effects of her late husband, to which claim
had been set up by another woman, was yes
terday discharged by Justice Cartier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

President German has ordered the water to
be drawn off the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
on Monday next, when the winter repairs OF
the canal will be at once commenced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

The Abingdon Virginian has been informed
that ex Gov. McMullin declines the position Of
United States Senator, and announces himself
candidate for Congress- Irrepressible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

We learn, says the Warren Sentinel, that
the contractors on the Shenandoah Valley rail-
road have been notified to hold themselves 10
readiness to commence operations in January
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

Too Much CoNFIDENcE.--It is a common
expression that 1t Is the abatement OF confidence
between man aud man that has caused the
stIngency 10 money matters and tue conse-
uuent stagnation in business This is doubtless
true. But the question arises, is not the eXer-
else of almost unlimited confidence, the cause
of more harm than good 1t is peculiar trait
ia Virginia character to repoSc confidence 10
every man who processes to be gentleman,
wears good clothes and has good manuers. 1t
is the basis of the ruinous credit system that
prevails now aud has ever prevailed 10 this
State and from the effects OF which many good
men have been utterly Frustrated IN their busl-
ness enterprises. 1t is the proneness OF men
to generous confidence that makes it ques-
tonable whether TOO much confidence does not
operate against the best interests OF a commu-
nifty. If sterner adherence to business rules
were adopted as the controlling ageut 10 bust
| ness transactions, aud trading carried on be-
tween acquaintances and neighbors as though
they were strangers. the monetary condition OF
the country would be far better than it is now.
Too much confidence is represented by piles of
promises to pay, and unadjused accounts. in
which all the profits OF many of our merchants
are locked up. Too much confidence has
created the necessity for the bankrupt law, and
driven many an honest, withdrawing man to
its protection. when il ne had his own he never
would have felt the pressure Of debt. It
would be better if men would educate them
selves up 10 business rules curtall the credit
system, aud have fever claims resting upon
contingencies. |, is a very pretty sounding
theory to declare confidence 10 our fellow men,
but when our fellow men ask US practically to
live and transact business on confidence, and
that alone, it is a very different thing. 1t
would be better for all if this unlimited conf
dcncc were not made the basis of trade, and
men would bring themselves down to a fair ex-
change of substantial equivalents in their bust
ness Intercourse. Whenever men become uni
versay hcncst-thc presumption upon which
confidence is based-then confidence will be
legitimate and proper. But SO long as every
other man you meet is seeking to get the ad
vantage ID business transactions, too much con-
6dcuce is dangerous virtue. Nuuey Ngr.
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COMM kIISCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MaKsET Dec 27.-WheA is in
light receipt, aud the market is quiet ana an
changed; offerings OF 7553 bushos, with sales Of
white 81 10 and 3 for prime to choice, and red
ut l3j And IjU !ur common to fair, l55, l62 and
lG5 or medium quality u good, and ITO, IT,, l73
and l75 for prime to choice. Corn is dull and
lower offerings light, with sales ut 20 and IS for
mixed, ana 80 for yellow. Small sales OF Oats
ut 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

Littel's Living Age for this week. is an in.
terestiug number of that excellent periodical,
containing excellent selections from the latest
EnglSh Magazines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

The very general observance of Christina,
this year is the subject Of remark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

llilfly days, tllrN VIII be
Office, in Washington.
Jrnk MS. & Harold
Lewis, William
Lee, Miss Mite
! Ma!oney, Miss Maggie, .
Murphy, Mrs NJ K
Mitchell, X ). ;
McCllntock, Mrs HART
Moore, Mrs i l"Xinr
Moore, Mrs Allie
/ II ansti ID. William
Mayors. w II
Mark ham. Mrs NJ A
.Maclntosh, Miss Lizzie
M;liS, james l.
NV on, M;tscon
\ cis"E, Edward
Owens, Edward
Pen, -
Richard>o Mss NJ }
Simrns, Arthur }
Smith, Mrs Catherine
stone, ) A
Smith, Lucinda
Shoot, John
Summer, Hon J II
SLarnel, Miss Ccrclia
Simpkins, Susan
Taylor, Miss Annie
Thomas, Mrs Elizabeth
Tubman, Mrs Fannie
Tyler, Washington
Thompson, Mss NJ j
Vngclsnng, Mrs q
Williams, a:sr
Webster, Mrs Emma
w hite, John
Washington. Miss 81 A
Williams, Miss Amanda
Zimmerman, John w
Zimmerman, Thomas
n. p. TRIST, z. VI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

The wheat receipts of Red Wing, MIMI, for
the seven days ending with Monday December
Is, aggregated 1863, 262 bushels,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO CITY !. TAMPA fhk''
The attention of city taxpayers is respectfully
| called 10 sections . ahd O'l The Revenue pi'i ot
| 1873 Which rs follows:
| Section 5 The Collectors shall make list OF
! all personal tax bills due and unpaid on the III
of December, 1873, and shall cause the sam" !"
be printed and posted w NJ conspicuous places
| IN the several wards Of the city.
Section g. The City Collectors shall, on or be-
fore the 5,h day o, 4nuary, 1874, return 10 "a"
Auditor list Of Ill delinquent tax bills Il! tMc'S
| hands whi:h there Is no personal properly u
| satisfy a4d whlca yet constitute lien on re",
estate and shall, after having given twenty DAYS
notice OF the time and place OF >a!e, proceed 10
| sell the same or so much thereof rs may DC nc,
cessary for the payment ii said taxes, ~ pro''uc'
| tor in The city chtrtcc.
j T. HILL Col. North. Dist:
| dec 4 I'm s. X. FIELD, Col. South. Dist.
| FLoUk' SL0ON'
Joseph Maphs' Mount Jackson high ground
| Family and Extra Flour: ,,,.
Uncle Toms Best Ezra Louloun Mills
Choice Extra.
j. K. uorrbaker's Pest Extra.
Minnesota Spring Wheat
N''"'' ' THGMAS PERRY,
"a l. King street.
TIME SOAP MANUFACTURER AT THE
VIRGINIA SOAP WORKS,
- North Union street,
Is the best for family use. Try IT. dec =
C1RESH TEAS--A tai! line oil fresh Tens, line
l. and medium ,grade- received Ih'S ""9'
Now j. n time to buy II low nglr"s
GEO. McBUKNEY q SON,
dec % IG.j and l7u King street.
anItS. FfSE DRESS GOJDS-tmprcss
Il ClDL!,s, Cu.h.acrc., Mcrinocs, Baden Cloths;
nI., Black Ain .y;s, pure Mohu Cloths, Win
ln.ny Other ycrJ icsir able 'od5 NJ .,
dec 23 II. l.. "Oob '''
CMOkED BLOArERS nrge and nice prime
- Labrador Herring and Nos l, : and,' Mack
creI, received ~ d !nr sale by ,
dec IL 22G King st, cor. Alfred.
SpEclAL CAKETAKENlS MANUFAc-
~ No. FAMILY SOAP.
L. TOBRlNER,
dec 3 Virgdn Soap Works
DECANS, Filbcrts and Palm NUS, and bor-
i dcaux, Ivica and Paper Shell Almonds,
received an" 'I A s"tS = s. DAVIDSON,
dec II 20 King ST., cor. Alfred:
YIUBS! HUBSl HUBS !-Ua< ana Elm
IL 500 sets Wagon, Car, Carriage and Buggy
hubs in store a51 !Sr + "a" cA x SONS
,o,1e t.} King street.
r aUItS CORSETS-A very cheap lot o!
IL Ladies' Cols.t. on hand. AS these goods
r. bn,ny sold NJ ID tut one half the usual price,
our friends would do well to call cary .non
d,n ~ RtBEkT l.. WOOD.
o. SACKS RIO L.GAU IRA and JAVA
20 CUFFEES ju t received by y
& WM RAMSAY,
dec17 Corner King and st. Asenh s:E
~ CASKS NEW ZANrE CURkANIS re-
a ceived this day and for sale low Dy
AVERY i DAVIDSON
dec 22G King ST., cor. Alfred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27

1t is reported that the resignation of Minis
ter Sckles has been accepted
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At Drancsville, December IS. 1873, by Rev.
l.. d. Nixon, Mr.. JAMES T. LYONS, Of Lou
doun county, to Mig = "A Me g. eid"s
county, Va.
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E.1.NCr G1ODS.
.SfETfU.1-ft fs.5.

gHRANClS A. KERRY,
AUCTIONEER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
ANDGEN ERAL BUSlN f;iS AGENT
No. 81 X y q ST Rect.
(Burkc's lfuilGing,)
AlexandrIa Virginia
Buy and sell let and lease houses in Aloxan-
dria ard farms lii the country
Particular aLtention given to the selling OF
hnusehoIl furniture ~ auction vi the residences
of families declining housekeeping. lict2l-tf
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