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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-28
The EniscopaI Convention.

New YORK, Oct. 2S.-Iu the Protestant
Episcopal Convention, to-day, Rev. DR.. KID,
uey, Of Minnesota, offered resolutions asking
thar committee be appointed consisting Of
three Bishops, three presbyters and three lay
men, to report at the next general conveotloH
canon or constitutional amendment as to what
legislation is deemed necessary fer authcrlz ng
division Of synod CT dicccses or some klud
Of ecclesiastical sanction of dioccses withia some
State or commonwealth. The Committee on
Canons reported unlavorab!y on the report OF
the ioiat committee on dcaconesscs. On mo-
ton, of Mr. Burgwin, Of Pittsburgh committee
of conference on the organization Of the church
was appointed.
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TELEGRAPUIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE dalEI1E
The Shreveport Political Arrests.

New YORK, Oct. 2S. "A special to the lrl-
bunc from Shreveport says: Yesterday, the
9th Instant, Commissioner Lcvssee opened
MS court to give hearing to five gentlcmGn OF
this city, arrested on the affidavit of U. ).
army office! 90 charge Of illuminating voters.
The gentlemen were present with the bar OF
the city to defend them. After the opening OF
the court the Commissioner read letter from
Major Merrill, suggesting that as much cX-
citemeut in relation to the case prevailed lrom
the widespread impression that the arrest,
had been made for political purp ,seS, the trial
be postponed until alter the election. Inc
Commissioner approved this Suggesuon' and
the counsel for defence, after consultation,
agreed to the postponcmcnt. The people have
shown splendid spirit throughout, ihcy
have contemplated no res. sauce to tedelal
authority, but were and are determined to test
the constitu,iouaity of this law before the Su,
prcme Court of the U. s. Major Merrill st led
10 conversation that ii, after the election, Il
person were to refuse to employ man be-
cause he had voted any particular ticket DO
penalty would attach to him.
The Conservative Central Committee ac'
ccptcd, under protest, the proposition OF Gov.
Kellogg for the separation of the ballots cast
by citizens not naturalized under the decision
of Attorney General Field.
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LOCAL Il REvITAES.

The schooner Anne, while coming down the
river this morning from Washington, ran into
and stove 10 some Of the stern works OF the
canal boat f. f. Davis, lying at the wharycs Of
the HAMPSHIRE aud Baltimore Coal Company,
for which the captain was compelled to pay
damages.
A colored man named Ansou Jackson was
assaulted last Dight at Fishtowu by crowd OF
the colored roughs of that locality, but soon
disengaged himself by drawing pistol and
shooting right aud lett into his assallants, with
out, however, wounding any of them.
The Southern Churchman says: There are
nearly seventy scholars connected With the
Episcopal High School, near Alexandria; about
thirty of them are commandments, whose ludu-
cucc over the others, we hope, will be wise and
good.
The sheriff of Alexandria county has re-
c.ved u letter FROM the sheriff OF Frederick
stating that man corresponding with the de-
Scription of Raymond HorScman, the escaped
horse thief, has been arrested 10 that county.
Mayor kcmper is in Rchmoud, and will
spend the next few days there. During his alb
scnce the duties of his Office will be performed
by S. II. Janney. President of the Board oil
Aldermen.
Mr. Samuel Pullman. who lives a short dis
taDce below this city, had six shoats stolen
from him night before last.
There will be services at the Wharf Chapel
to- night
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Foreign News

BERLIN, Oct 2S.-Count Won Arnlm was
released from Imprisonment at noon to-day.
LONDON, Oct 2S.-A cotton mill 10 O'er,
county of Chester, was burned to-day. len o
the operatives persisted,
The officers of the Stock Exchange have dis
covered that 400 clerks of members have been
cIaudeStncy dealing in stocks amoug thcmsel'
YES Tor months, keeping regular books 10 which
to record their transactions and settling their
differences by pence instead OF pounds thus
practically maintaining an exchange wit nm the
exchange There is some excitement IN the stock
board over the matter and 1t Is probable that
all the clerks implicated will be expelled there
from.
MADRID, Get. 2S.--The death Of Admira
Topcte, who was attacked several days ago with
apoplcxy, may be expected at any moment.
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III KING STREET. 4 4

PkETZFELDER s. BENDHElM,
Having completed the enlargement OF their
store, are now receiving their stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
bought in the New York Philadelphia and
Baltimore markets at greatly reduced prices
embracing in the
French Merinos Cashmeres, Poplns, all-Woo
Dclaines, all-wool Reps. Diagonsls, >erges, 40
hairs and Plaid Dress Fabrics.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT..
Drab d Etc, Canton, Bianits Cloths, CSssImercs'
&C., sc.
brands, extra low, Flsnne!s, Blankets, Quits,
Cloths and Cassimeres. ;,
Complete stock Of Table Damask, Napkins
and Towels, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Cnstng.
HAWLS-Broche, Ottoman Fancy, Wool
en- and Merlno.
Entire Few stock of hosiery Gloves, Ribbons,
Laces and Notions.
One button Rcbecca Kid Gloves al 81.
Two.bu do. at 81 Is
Entire new stock OF Brussels Three-Ply, In
grain and Hemp CARPETS. at price: to suit all
Large stock of Gents and Ladies Underwear.
oct 24-tf
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SuSNenSiOn.

NEW York, Oct 2S. Minneapolis dispatch
states that W. d. Washburu & Co., one of the
largest lumber firms in the couutry, suspended
yesterday, and assignees were appointed. Their
liabilities are 100000, and their assets are
thought to be pearly $1,000, 900, butitl is doubt
full whether that amount eau be realized 10 the
present dull condition of the trade. Wash
burns paper was held all oyer the States.
About S2UU, 900 was held in Minneapolis \
meeting of their creditors resolved to continue
the business with Washburn as manager.
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The Markets..

New YORK, Oct 2S.-StockS dull. Money
y Gold luI Flour dull and declining. Wheat
quiet and heavy. Corn quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.-Na. 6's, pcclerS, Al;
do consolidated, SO; do. cx-coupou 90! West
Va skies g. Cotton dull and dcmorahz.d; low
middling, II. Flour dull; City Mills Rio brands
6 5OaS6775 do. Family 6.25aSS. 80: Wheat
unchanged Southern: firm; Western dull. Corn
steady; white Southern 95a95; yellow do. SQa
50; mixed Western dull at 81: Oats dull;
Southern 5Sa6l; Western mixed 55a21; do.
white 57a59. Rye quiet aud steady. Hay IN.
changed Provisions strong. Coffee stronA; no
stock in first hands. Sugar dull at lo4ll0s.
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Confession.

New York, Oct. 2S.-EIbert Jackson, col
orcd under examination charged with compl-
city in the murder Of Samuel J. Jones, at
South Oyster Bay, in 1878, yesterday made a
confession, in which he states that Lewis Jar
Wis, also culored is the murderer, and that he
was accessory Jackson is held to await the
action of the grand jury. Jarvis Is fully COM
mitted
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rho ITuiOu Pacific Railroad.

New York, Oct 2S-A Desmoiues dis
patch says: In the U. $. Circuit Court. yes,
tcrday, Judge Dillon decided that the writ OF
mandamus served 90 the officers of the Ooon
Pacific Railroad, requiring thcm to show cause
why they should not make Council Bluffs the
eastern terminus of their road, had been prop
erly served This brings the matter to trial on
its merits aud compels the company TO show
cause for refusing to operate the road AS con
tiuucus line from Council Bluffs west.
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RUOkS NM STfyLU.1-EKI.
r Wv A N D H o l G Il BO . X )

FRENCH'S, No. 95 King street.
A History of Germany from the Earliest
Times founded on Dr. David Mulers History
of the German People, by Charlcton 1. Lewis.
vol, crown. 500
Volume 10 of Bancrolts history OF the U mt Il
States. 81 80.
Campai gning on the Oxus and the Fall OF
Khiva, by J. A. McGahan, correspondent OF the
New York Herald splendidly illustrated; l
VOL, Svo $3.50.
The Old Regime in Canada, by Francis Park
Gentisneiia novel, by Mrs. Randolph.
Prosper Merimee's Letters to an Incognita,
with Recollections by Lamartinc and Gorge
Sand, edited by Richard Henry Stoddard. 81 %.
West Lawn and the Rector OF ST. Marks, by
Mrs. Mary j. Holmes. Sl50.
John Thompson and Other Stories, by the au-
thor of dorothy Fox" Sl.3.
Risen from the Ranks, or Harry Walton's
Success, by Horatio Algcr jr. 81 30.
Sportsman's Club Among the Irsppers' oy
Harry Casteman. SLID.
Chaste rs Ice and Pure rs Snow, by Mrs. VI
Bound by his Vows, or at the Altar, from the
German of f. Werner. Sl.23.
The Llvclies and Other Stories by Sarah
AM Modern V Gressida, by Francis Asherton; and
On the Church Steps, by Sarah Z. HaIloweiI'
40 cents.
Lorna Docnc, q Romance of Exmoor, by R.
D. Blackmore. 75c.
Squire Arden, by Mrs Oliphant. 75c.
Nasts illustrated Almanac for 1879. 21c.
Josh Billings Farmers Allnlinax for 1879.
IS cents.
Hagerstown Almanacs for 1875 BY tho dozen
or gross.
Froude's History of Ireland, complete in ]
volumes, at $3.50 per volume.
Constantly receiving new Books Magazines,
and Reviews American and Foreign.
oct u GEO T. FRENCH.
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YOUR BUILDINGS
Which may be done with one-fourth the usual
expense by using
GLINEs' PATENT SLATE ROOFING
PAINT.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.

A roof may be covered with cheap single,
and by application of this slate be made to last
from 20 t. Is years. Old roofs can be patched
and coated, looking much better, and lasting
longer than new shingles without the slate, tor
ONE-TEIRD THE COST OF RESTING
LING.
The expense Of stating new shingles is only
about the cost Of simply laying them The FAINT
is FIRE. PROOF against sparks or Tying en-
bers. rs appears from the fact that Insurance
Companies make nearly the
SAME TARIFF AS FOR SLATED ROOFS.
For tin and iron it has no equal, as it expands
by heat, contracts by cold, and never cracks nor
scales. Fer fences it Is particularly adapted, AZ
il will not corrude in the most exposed places.
Roofs covered with Tar Sheathina Felt can be
made water.l tight d, small expense The Slate
Paint is
EXTREMELY CHEAP
Two gallons will cover a hundred square feet OF
single roof, or over four hundred OF tin or iron.
Price ready tor USE is SO cents per gallon
No TAR Is USEDIN THIS COMPOSlTlON;
On dccaycd shingles it fills up the holes ana
pores, hardens them and gives new substantial
roof that will last for years. Curled or warped
shingles it brings to their place and Keeps them
there. 1t ills UP all holes in Tin or Felt roois,
An stops the leaks, one coat beng equal 10 nVe
or ordinary paint The color of The Slate when
first applied is dark purple, changing IN aoou'
month to light uniform slate color ana Il H.
TG ALL lNTENTS AND PURPOSES,
SLATE.
The Paint has very heavy body, but it is
easily put on, and although slow dryer, rain
vii not affect it in the least one hour after ap-
nlvirg. Orders respectfully solicited All Our
Paints IRE mixed ready for use.
NEW YORK Cash PRICE LIST.
lob can Glines' Roofing Cement Tor 49,
large holes and cracks. .:...;......... pi 70
gal and can Slate Roofg IT. (boxed) w
~ uo,d Loo " 9 81
'IllI t.u az ...,.,... ID W
bbi about ~ gals .......'....:....".". oo ~
100 SQUARE fl. Gilnes' Slate oheclhlng.". l O o
Patent Enamel PAINT. ..........'...'". Z ~
Orders from parties not known to us must Dc
accom- paned with the cash, or satisfactory city
Orders for goods to be sent by express must
be accompanied with the money, for we cannot
take the risk of express charges being satsiacto-
ry. Send for testimonials to
NEW YORK SLATE ROOFING CO..
Cedar street. New York,
Or address for full particulars,
4. 5. LEADBEATER q BRO, Agents,
oof lin Alexandria, Va.
Urine BUTTER and Oh EESE for sale by
ea. .., ! G. MILBURN.
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Notification.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 2o.-rhe Recorder
Of the Board Of Pardons has notified the coun,
sci Of Joseph Brown, convicted of the murder
Of Aunetta kreamcr, in Schuylkll county, and
the counsel of Frederick Hcidcnblut, convicted
of the murder Of Godfrey kuhnlein, OF Phla'
delphia, to appear before the Court OF Pardons
on the llth of November to show cause why
warrants for their executions shall not issue.
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Police REPORT. The following eases were

Police Report. The following cases We're
reported a, Police Headquarters this morning ::
William Clagge,t, an ex-colored convict,
charged With breaking into aud robblug the
house of his sister, on the opposite side OF the
river, was committed to jill to await requl>i-
ZION from the Maryland authorities.
George H. Smith and Arson T. jock son,
colored, arrested for disorderly conduct fight
ing aud shooting at Hshtown, were locked up
Tor examination.
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CARD.

During my absence from this city as Professor
of Dental Mechanism in the Baltimore College
OF Dental Surgery my practice here will be in
charge of DR.. D. n. RUST, whose long assocls-
ton With me renders any endorsement of his
ability on my part unnecessary. The liberal ia
vor shown me in the past bespeak for him, as
surfing my friends and patients that he is ia eve
ry sense worthy of it.
oct 27-tf JAMES B. HODGKIN.
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Weather Probabilities.
W AsIlIN

WAsHINGTON, Oct. ., 7 a. N.
For the Middle States, slowly falling barom-
etcr northcrly, backing to southeastcrIy winds,
rising temperature aud partly cloudy weather
10 day with increasing cloudlnrss tonight aud
rain in the western portion BY Thursday.
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On her Voyage.

New York. Oct. rs. The steamship A!ri
attic, which culliled in the bay, Saturday night,
with the Parthia, proceeded to-day for Liver
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-28

| m unication as related to the infringement or
| overlapping by persons with their fences ana
| buildings on certain streets to the committee on
Streets in con- JUNCTION with the Board OF fuDiiC
Works. In submitting this our report we would
SAY we have visited the streets alluded to, and
at a joint meeting of the Board of Public Works
and your Committee on Streets 1t WAS agreed to
recommend that the present streets OF the city
shall remain the same IS now provided In sec. s.
chap. 5, of the citys code, approVsd march oo
| 1871. and that the sidewalks on all the streets
| running Westwardly from the Potomac river
and north of Cameron street shall be fourteen
feet wide instead of twelve feet, which Woulu
| give very good width to the sidewalks IN lront
of the property which is now built beyond Inc
! building line and in the street. And we would
further recommend that you pass u special and
compu sorg act compelling all persons whose
| fences arc now out beyond the building line IN
| the city limits to have them removed ana set
| back without delay. In reference TO TINS last
subject we would say thst there seems 10 %
! growing and increasing desire on the part OF
some persons in this city not only to encroach
upon the sidewalks with thor fences, but nave
| actually enclosed certain streets from building
line TO building line; and II this thing Is allowed
TO continue these persons may claim your streets
rs their property from the TACT OF possession ana
| occupancy. . So
Respectfully submitted on behalf Of tho Board
| of Public Works JNo. s. EMO I, fres I.
The petition of J. R. Pierpoint for remission
of taxes WAS returned from the Board OF Alder
men with the action of this Board concurred H.
| and was laid on the table.
| The resoution instructing the Committee on
Streets to purchase a street sprinkler was re
| turned fro.., the Board OF Aldermen with the
| action of this Board non concurred III, ana the
| action of the Board of Aldermen WAS non con-
| Cured in. err ,.,,
| snecting the condition of Wilkes street at the
east end of the tunnel was referred to the Com
! rnttee on Streets.
! The Board then adjourned.
Tcste: HAROLD SNOWDEN. Crk.
| All goods warranted as represented
AT DEALHAMs.
\ fine assortment Of Canes
| AT DEALuAMs.
A fine fashionable and large stock OF Hats,
| very cheap, AT DEALHAMs
The finest and largest assortment Of Gents
| Furnishing Goods generally
AT S. DEALHAM's,
"THE' Fashionable Clothier, 80 King ST.
Fine Dress Suits
AT DEALHAMs
S. Dealham, 50 King street, THE Fash
| ionabe Clother.
The best of Business Suits
AT DEALHAMS.
| Wards Celebrated Shirts, ready made, made
to order and a good fit guaranteed, or the
N oney refunded AT DEALliAM 5.
Good Business Suits, very cheap,
AT DEALHAMS.
Fine India Rubber Umbrellas, the only gen.
| ,,;,o RI aro made
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LOCAL NEWS.

MARRIAGE. The Washington Chronicle of
this morning says "At o'clock last evening
Trinity P. E. Church. corner of Third and &
streets, was flied with parties to witness the
puptias of Mr. Harry Fitzhugh, OF Alexandria,
ushcrs we're Mr. John Parrot and Robert Car.
ter Lee, nephew of the late Gen. r. +. Lee,
and the bride (who was attred in white with
wreath of orange blossoms and the groom were
attended respectively by Miss Carrie jackson
aud Mr. Samuel Fi,zhugh. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DIR. Addison, and the bride
was given away by Ex-Governor Foote, of Mis-
sisSippi; and here also an orgauist sought scope
for his powers by drowning the marriage c"re.
mony to all hearing on account OF his desire To
execute fantasia on the organ.
''The party repaired to the residence oil the
brides mother, on Fourth street, between Il
and T northwest, and held short reception,
during which the many and valuable presents
were Inspected. They thee took the 9 p. N.
traiu for Il bridal tour nor,hward, to reside on
their return 10 Alexandria, Va" Among those
present upon the happy occasion were many
young ladies' and gentlemen OF this city, who
returned on the midnight train.
LEFT ALONE TO DIE-Thi> morning, just
before day, the neighborhood OF the intersec-
ton of Prince aud Royal streets was aroused
by the griefstrlckcn cries OF little coIored
girl less than twelve years OF age, who had aWak-
ened from disturbed sleep by the side of her
sick mother to fud the latter corpse and she
alone in the chamber of death. This woman,
named Catherine Hansboro, had but lately been
elected from rooms she had been occupying IN
another part OF the city, belonging to Que OF
}nr o,pn color and evidently but wi hin Il few
days of dissolution, consumption having tasten-
ed its deadly fangS upon her. She obtained
other rooms, aud almost alone with this little
girl she was left uucared tor, unattended by
the people Of her color to die. She has other
grown children who are living IN Washington.
RELIGIOUS REVIVAL Revival services still
continue 10 the NJ f. Church Rev. Mr.
Davidson preached there last night, aud Rev.
Mr.. York will preach tonight. During the
meeting last nj ght the pastor OF the church,
Rev. Mr. Boyer, had occasion TO anlmadvcrt
in strong terms upon the evity aud unbccom
ing behavior of some Of the young ladies who
were present.
PoLITIcAL DIsCUssIoN -Gen. Eppa Hun
ton, the nominee OF the Conservative party, and
Mr. James Barbour, Independent candidates
for Congress, will have political discussion III
this city tonight Should the weather be ia
vorable the speaking will take place IN the
market square, where there will be ample ac-
c0lnmodalon for all who may wish to be present.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Captain Charles Guy, an
Gid Potomac fisherman and QUICKER, died sud
denly early this morning., at his house on
Queen street, between Fairfax and Lee.
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Fine India Rubber Umbrellas, the only gen.
uiue waterproof that are made,
AT DEALHAMS S.
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NOPAkTNERSHlP NOTICE.

The undersigned have altered into a copart-
nership under the name firm snd style of j..
DREIFUS s. CO., for the purpose Of dealing in
Rags, Old Iron and Bones, Hides, Sheep Skins,
Furs, &C., and having bought out the trade fix
lures, stock and business of Julius Dreifus, will
carry on said business at his old stand, on Lee
street. JAS. DREIFUS.
October "a, 1874 M. ULLMAN.
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"ATS, CAPS AND Flu RS.
Holm r. EVANS

Respectfully informs his old customers and the
public generally that he has just returned from
New York with large and !elect assortment OF
HATS, CAPS AND Flu KS,
diun to the finest He has the largest and best
assortment of LADIES and MISSES FUKS
ever offered in this market, which he is prepared
to sell at most reduced prices. He has also made
arrangements with the most fash enable and best
silk hat manufacturers in New York to be sup
piled with tho latest styles.
Nss- Ladies' Furs repaired and White Furs
cleaned oct lift
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D. +. WILMER co.

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost, on
] Tuesday, the 9th instant, on Duke street,
between the Post, flee and Fairfax streets,
ROLL OF MONEY. The finder will receive
the above reward by returning the lost property
to this office. OCT -'-oI
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Bay" ELECTION TICKETS printed at this
Office
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COTTUNS I!

4 ,Ol'rONSl COTTUNS!
~ COTTONS
Cottons, in great VARIETY, just received, which
will b" sold u; the lowest figures yet Reached
All in want OF cheap Cottons and DoMeslicS
will find good assortment 10 select from by
oct IS D.F. WILMER co.
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Good Business Suits, very cheap,
AT DEALHAM S.
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All goodgoods thoroughly spooged and we'll
made. AT DEALuAMS.
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GROUND PLASTER.

CARU.-Hsving leased and thoroughly re.
fitted the UNION CORN and PLASTER
MILL, recently occupied by Messrs. Suttle &
Stuart, | am now prepared TO furnish FIN Z
and FRESHLY GROUND PLAST Err in bulk,
bags or barrels. Also CORN MEAL at lowest
market rates. / T. ANTHON \ in charge OF
Mill. L II. LAMBERT, Jr.,
Shipping aud Commission Merchant,
an 3-tf No. Is Union wharf.
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'NRA B a L p l. i CT d b K /.

TR "a B 4 7 P L i G I D E r.
Why buy mixture called Cider when you
can get the pure juice Of the Virginia crab apple
for the same money. The former Is more deadly
than lightning whiskey, while the latter impslts
all lnvigorating tone to diseased stomach and 4
refreshing sensation to healthy one. The pure
article can be purchased of
JOSEPH HOPKINS, Grocer,
oct 26 No. north FairfnX street.
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gs29@ ELECTION TICKETS printed at this
Office
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TN retiring from the above business, respect
i fully ask for my SUCCESSORS the same liberal
patronage that has been extended to me.
oct 27.3l& JULIUS DREIFUS.
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SUDDEN DEATH Captain Charles Guy, an
old Potomac fisherman and QUICKER, died sud
denly early this morning, at his house on
Queen street, between Fairfax and Lee.
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The finest and largest assortment OF Gent
Furnishing Goods generally
AT S. DEALHAMs
"THE' Fashionable Clothicr, 80 King ST.
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Wards Celebrated Shirts, ready made, made
to order, and good fit guaranteed, or. the
money refunded AT DEALlIAM S.