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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-08

- Mr. DAILY begs to announce that he has purchased
the right for production this country OF NJ Alex
andre Dumas last and most important successful
tempOraneOus comedy, running in Paris to over
whclmlng houses, and entitled
MONSIEUR ALPHONSE
Prior to the production OF this most brilliant work.
however, the browning effort of one of the master
dramasts of this age Mr.. DAILY will offer after most
CAREFUL costly and CONSCIENTIOUS preparation one OF the
the perennial SHAKESPEARE; and on Saturday even
ing February 81 will be produced at this theatre the
dainty, humorous and fanciful concelt entitled
LOYES LABOR LOST
It is now nearly q quarter OF a century since this
superb comedy was last played, ana representa-
tiOn the present occasion win be marked BY distr
oratcness detail that will make the performance IN
every way phenomenal. 49,
only few evenings longer Seats of the closing
nights may be secured by mall messenger or tee-
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SUNDAY 1S74-oUADRUPLE SHEET
AMUSRMENr.

- -
624 'T 3G4sfid vAupxvrILR AND 81
u sEssI1S sH s1GGEssa
tom s% se re'
Opera Boaiis. Novelty and Comedy. kntrs Change Of
ssessa rI SRA sA1l ssvg FsE- 4SSSrn s'''''
ofthe charming rrima Donna
FULL xsD kFFioIE hSTs oh6Rua
First week S Il ss' %SSs snSs ssaSr
s' .s s spsns
"Wednesday Ms,nse. the performance s" viii co o"@
-s.'s with Bales sc ,sffff ss't ai :. the
in rapid rotation s. Si III o mS%as
ss ."s sasss sss1 Of N.
a axAk4 qs s2skwoop .Sa JOIN
~ Sasa ss%fa.2
CHANCES opposite in character and costume and rapid
The ceebrated European aymnast ALA, in his most
startling three bar act First time ever performed in
e eeSIlowsd By the veil known talented artists DE-
na aso s snd FUN kfCas entirely 0s
:. The Aerial Champions OF the World, HAwLEY and
ton that they are the gymnastc wonders OF the nine
Ts De Moyr
dramatic and emotional sketch. entitled BEAUTIFUL
SNOW with new scenery oy j. "a, A. 2S9EsSp
Prince Fritz viii unfold his budget Of Dutch songs and
new and Original act entitled Violin solo Comique;
The whole conclude with the isughable farce ent
CROSSING THE LINE.
M .u,, S Sqs sr%om SSds
'''' IAsP pSfGfs or fHE HoIMxN Ansls ''n0
Matinee The Honsn Troupe vii, appear in the iaVoTits
Opera of "
MATINEEs, Wednesday ana Saturday at two O'Clock
Priees Of Gircs 80 cents; paruuete
and bacsay, 50 cents Reserved seats Orchestra and
Bo%%EER WE + T TREt1hf Manager
IMMENSE sp affR EvEH1SP fP pfe rr s WEEK
First time here Of ne great sensstGna drama entitled
Written by J, J. Mccioskey.
in which Mr. H AESS HE %ISEK as TOM
Cast to the full strength OF the company.
Preceded by IL sS% NJ 9SG f LOVER.
In active preparation s s%MpI drama Of
Also, MARKED FOR LIEF
will shortly be produced.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
TIE DI cEsS S y 6 %si FisS sree.
aAH1sE1Hss o. xti E!S4SESs
ing the rare fSsiS9 Fzonrses b.,
ancient Carvings, Enamels, Bronzes,
Open daily from 10 until = H. r snS Sn lsssa sS
Thursday and saturday evenings from until TO-
Admission DC. Mondays, free.
A CADEMY OF MysIG-NILssoN.
n RETURN OF THE
STRAKOsCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
The public respectfully informed that the Strakosch
Grand Italian Opera Company which has met with the
success in the Western cities and
Boston, will return TO New York and give eighteen QS
grand opera nights and six o. matinees commencing
FRIDAY EVENING, February 20, at O'Clock.
On this occasion Nine. Christine Nilsson will make her
farewell appearances In America prior to her return to
London where she engaged at Her Majesy's
Opera Drury Lane In the course OF this season Nine.
christine Nilsson will appear as Elsa, in Richard Wag-
ner's LOHENGRIN
The company comprises the following eminent
artists
MADAME CHRISTINE NILSSON,
MILE. TOKRIANL MILE. MARESI,
sIGNOR CAMPANINI, NJ CAPoUL,
NJ. MAUREL SIGNOR DEL PUENTE,
SlGNOR NANNETM SIGNOR SCOLARA.
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Musical Director and Conduc tor SIG. =. MUZIO
The sale of Boxes and Seats for the of Is nights
will commence on Friday, February L. at the box office
OF the Academy of Music, at A.
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24s4 THEk M ONE OF EFSfFE &
UsAsi Fksss 1 Asp PyAfI SF THE
of AdO'phe k Heloss new play Of
which will be repeated every night ths Wee hooru
In the personation Of this character Mrs j. B. Booth
Ey2 sEFH saA AsR Af IT THG S S9sGEss
sEy AsR and
LAST A sAEssR4z
ELENE ..........Mrs. J. B. BOOTH
Carriages may be ordered at lO,k
x2SPAx e
pearance at this theatre
IL
METgRoP p9 II TH R,.1dv ss,.,, 90,
Manager III w. bOILEh
THE MosT.vARIED ATTRACTION EVER WITNESSED.
ENTIRE CHANGE THIS WEEK.
FIVE DISTINCT COMPANIES GoMBIsED
SUCH A SIGHT AS Is RARELY SEEN
The most gorgeous Pantomime Of the season. produced
under the mm Mons PA sPfLv MHRffNErr1
FAMOUS MAs sRf shf TROUPE
~. TUE u fAga AND VIRGINIA. HR1 doo, v.,1v
aaa srf Son SUres
The sf'fTh The en FAMOUS g%ok kf.s TROUPE
The renowned o' sESSs f nTsshs
and the veteran Comedian,
the great Western Song and Dance A Ats
SAM hickey F NE% x%Ek
and MASTER BARNEY,
viii appear in od HsT so sqf SIf bIHs
PAT MeCAFFRAY, a recent Importation. SAM hickey.
Mr. Holybrook, an exquisite ..... George +. Ketchum
The sparkling C, Goms g iea,; n,.xo.n
HaF 5s a21s1
MSS 5EVSir uus ii saH AIR
the talented and acknowledged scrioConc Vocalist in
The beautiful pan * SS%slss SSP$i
SEE T9 s %rH oSh HyaSfyo
Doors open at !; Curtain rises at "a
Popular prices OF admission. &c. Soc, 81
CTETNwAY HALI,-wEDNEsDAY AND THURSDAY
u The hI' GRAND H FANCY DRESS BALL
will take place 9n OF 6s L. at the
The M ear hs qvs n res
E 5pid l1nsysr GS M ,4 - Hoq square
III MOsenthaI, Broadway
L. Kaemmerer, 36 Walker street
Adam Brautigam, 7OI Broadway
ss%ssdS SIsof itse IS East .th stree.
Jacob Windmuller, German savings Bank
Z. +. l. Hohentha, 857 Third avenue.
Theo. T. Heldenied, l79 Second avenue.
Sig Kaufman, 80 Nassau street.
Charles Unger Co, ~ Exchange place.
J. Honig, III Broadway.
l.. A. Grass, 1856 Chambers street
u. II. Newman, 81 Maiden lane.
G. A. Nathusius, 2s9 Broadway.
William stcinway, steinway Hall.
y. Ernenwein. las Nassau street
Boxes can be obtained at the Office of L. A. GRASS
Chambers street
E. Ii. NEWMAN, 81 Maiden lane,
Tor the Committee.
(NOL MoNSTEkRYis FENCING AND sPARRINg
academy 6o2 sixth avenue, near Thirty fifth street.
boxing taught IN one month. superior Fencing Appa-
ratus ana boxing 1loyes for sale. Send for circulars
THE HAPPY WURLD.-MANAGERS WISHING TO
negotiate for the production OF thus very successful
W Fiske in their original parts will please address
WILLIAM T. HUDSON, Faust Club. Brooklyn, l.. J.
CILMORE'S GRAND CONCERTS
~ TWESIY-sECoND REGIMENT BAND,
MONDAY EVENING, February o.
Attractive Programme
Armory, -Four zenith street and sixth avenue.
"RANJO,p "BANJO,n "BANJO."-wILLIAM D.
Z SPARKS will take a few pupils at his or their
course OF Lessons each pupil taught privately NO. z'o
East seventy fourth street.
" PRIVATE AND CLASS INSTRUCTION. by the
eminent PROFESSOR, OTTO KupdHpxHL' a. inc
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY; ;,o,,co,.
No East Fourteenth street. next 70 DeImoncoA
DRAMATIC INsTRUCTION.-A PROFESSIONAL
and prepare ladies the stage address W. care OF
D. W. Waller stage manager. Booths Theatre. New YORK
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HUaPrY DUMPTY Abroad
nsSb8Ys Hss e S FEB 1884,
az new s e with the v.w
fRd IN na at the the same e
atnment will be In al Prospects, what Its implies
ROUND
ys s aH %e %ofS Sm
R IL s hi
constant succession of novelties and spocaes Will be
Of the
e GSsS l ,sfSf Sa sRG ssSa sss
a. well as series Of oca!ized arces new as we'll a
aSn will be ts all e with rs PIT d
FESTs Ss Sss,s sfziTaf
OF MfSsrkELsY the most daring ashis Of the Gym:
e h sG sa s abb very best
AND aRzsA sfS$$ SSai S FIX WEEK.
MATINEE 4 SKI sSHa 81 p T. Ar,a,
g; sAd ss1 hs1sE S;sssf A?pX II f9 skR
hs sss s Opera
Company
crL Alss n bA E4s RI
To be followed by the great ETHIOPIAN Delipestor.
Mr.. J. w. MCANDREWS.
!. .,... y. es.s E SSwSs o, nusa
And this % be Rfs sS Il h marvel the ago.
who will among other perilous feats walk D. rope
stretched from the the family circle Of the Grand
Opera House, and descend sliding while standing erect
After which will be presented the famous Ta5i0ni Baes
dAction, in two scenes, entitled
THE SCULPTOR'S DREAM,
arranged and produced under the direction of Nile
BETTY RIGL and in which
Mile BETTY RIGL and Mile EMILY R10L
will appear assisted by the Coryphees and Corps Do
Tn. ballet will he followed bv the .pp.sr.uoe OF
Mr.. J. NORRIS
in his UNIQUE mystical, musical act, entitled
THE SEVEN MAGICAL CHANGES.
Succeeding which the world renowned
WILSON BROTHERS
in their graceful feats Of strength and expert agility.
THE PYRAMID soMERSETs AND TRIPLE TOUR.
NlQUET.
Mr.. HARRY STANWOOD in his Banjo Act
THE MARTENS in their sweet Tyroean Ballads
The whole Of this superb entertainment will be
crowned and will be terminated by the production for
the first time in nine years Of q. L. FOX'S screaming
and amusing Comic Pantomime, entitled
HCMPTY DUMPTY AT SCHOOL,
Founded on the celebrated picture Of
1.-THE SCHOOL IN AN UPROARW
Master Bobby Bobbs, the Big Boy OF the school
Mr.. GEO l., FOX
Doctor Eoddy, the Schoomaster. G. X. Fox
Annette, the Maid OF all Work Emily Rgl
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AMUsEMENTS.

HORE BLUNDERs THAN ONE,
supported by the company.
Wednesday and Thursday,
TIKI WRONG MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Friday and Saturday,
THK BELLE5 OF THE KITCHEN:
Last vOkES MATINEE, SATURDAY AT ~:
80 THE BELLIES or THE KITCHEN.
Monday. February 10, entirety new, romantic Amer
loan drama by GEORGE FAWCEIT ROWE, entitled
LKATHERSTOCKING,
founded the celebrated romance by FenimOro
THE LAST or fHE MoHICANs
illustrated with beautiful picturesque scenery thrilling
historical tabieaux novel AMI surprising effects. cos
TUNES OF the time. and supported by Il
POWERFUL COMBINATION CAST.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE
Fwenty-eghth street, next to Broadway. Begins at g.
Carriages may be ordered tor II.
- Seats may be secured one week ahead Box Office
open daily from A. N. till IL p. M.
AUGUSTlN DAILY Proprietor and Manager
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AMUyEME NTS.

GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-rHIs (SUNDAU EvENiNa
- For the sale Of choice seats the Box once
will remain open to-day O'Clock unus Prices
Admission 50 cents. Reserved seats 81 extra
azgGr a2s2o zYn RsEG EsnssssN
T nf ast'e SiInS 81 Of no,,on ,un,,..
ENTIRE as4zEG I'VE REGIMENT BAND OF
Sr me famed solos Arbucke cornet and L.
win the s: :sEs scene &c VI,
the 1 tSs s InSrms under
will be remarkable Tor its novelty and grandeur
The participant f5' 5Ps IL Af oo,or.,
form the following extraordinary array Of musc.a
The Entire rwENrY.sEcoND REGIMENT RAND .,
:inty.ays accomplished instrumensiists Incl SSis. e
!as sHAS1s dszsss ssss@;
Sona haans Alto ESwS o ysnS
FIN %:s f., s..
eanimenIs viii be under the conduct Of Herr - S%Ri.
PROGRAMME.
si%ores twenty. second Regiment Band "0''1A
q Solo for saxoDhope- Suisse" PontiM
Sung as double quartet BY ARTISTS Of the ''''"
Violin sOlo-"Air vare". .Vieuxtcmps
M. WieniawskL
s. Song-"Morgenfenstern''. Prsch
Nine. Louisa Litohmay.
Solo for cornet-Air Yarie" .........De Beriol
Mr.. M Arbuckle.
p4se seecon at
diimore's Twenty SECOND Regiment Band.
PART l.
I Overture-"Austran Themes' ............ Westmeyer
Gilmores Twenty -secOnd Regiment Band.
z Aria from "RObert''O Chic AduOn .Meyc rbceP
Miss Antonio Henne
Solo for vioin-Airs Russes'. ...s..... VIE nawsH
L Fackeitanz No. 2-%Marche aux itambeaux"
Meyerbeee
Gilmore's Twenty second Regiment Band
g. Scena ii "Miserere" Verdi
Artists OF the German Opera Troupe.
6 d0lleuiah chorus-"Messahn. Handel
GilmOro's Twenty -second Regiment Band
Begins at8 Carriages may be ordered for I'D 30
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, CORNER EIGHTH AVE-
" nue. and Twenty thid street Begins 1t q Saturday
Matinee at 80
THE PRICES
for tho stupendous performance provided will be
fOlOws:-
ADMISSION ..'N cents
Seats in Orchestra and Orchestra Circle
seats In rarOr Cnalrs extra
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"a ROUND OF PLRASURElip
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES TO-DAY

Family Matinee at 30
Evening at 7: Is o'clock
- These positively the FAREWELL PERFORM.
ANCES of FOX'S wonderful grand spectacular cemio
Trick PantOmme
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AMUsEMENTs.

VxyOoD.s MusKUn AMY srONK
w RVRNING Ara AFTERNOON, AT
The accomnished Arfissa Mr. ROLLIN HOWARD
AMY STONE, and eniiro company
In the Military Drama in The buriesgue ot
CIGARETTE. Or. TIE EtOtEhhNL
Every AFTERNOON and EVENING. With above the
following renoS ned speciality Artists ,.,a.r,u
GRACE MARCO, LLCLAlRE BROTHERS,; FoSIhH
sISrERS LA BELLA EMMA YOUNG oDiN ". d.
ROLAND, WATSON BROTH ERS. DO
MONDAY Feb l6 Mr.. JOHN A. SiEVkNS IN his now
Drama Of DANIEL BOOkB.
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ERAND OPERA HOUSE-THIs (SUNDAU EvENiN9.
For the sale Of choice reserved seats the Box once
VIII remain open to-day from O'Clock until Prices
Admission 50 ccnls so cent. and Il sxu.
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Characters BY Dan Bryant Unsworth, Eugene. kelss
sSe HaF "a sHzTs S SEURs
BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE. EXTRA MArINEk
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY IL
MATINEE BkNEFIT
in aid oil the new Church 81. Cecilia.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS In grand programme
Commences at2 over at4P =. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-17
Conservative Congressional COnyen-
ton for the Eighth District.

In accordance with the recommendation of
the-State Committee of the Conservative Party,
we hereby give notice that Convention of the
Conservative Party of the Eighth Congressional
District will be held in Alexandria, on the 18th
day of August, 1874, for the purpose of noml-
mating candidate for Congress from this Dis
trict The State Committee have recommended
that each township of county and ward OF
city shall be entitled to one delegate for each
one hundred Conservative voters and one for
fractions over fifty We, therefore, earnestly
recommend to the Superintendents ofthe several
counties in this Congressional District to take
the proper steps under the plan of organization
for the appointment of delegates from their re-
spective counties, and in case it be though ex-
pedient to appoint the delegates by townships or
wards, we then recommend to the County SUI
perintendents to call the meetings for the same
day and hour in each township and ward.
JAS P. RELY,
EDGAR SNOWDEN, Jr.,
Members State Com. 9Th Cong. Dist.
jy ltd
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY II.
SHOULDERS AND BOSOMS.


One would suppose that at the drawing
room of Queen Victoria elderly women who
wished to pay their respects to their sovereign
might be permitted to do so with their necks
covered. Not So All who present themselves,
from the youngest to the oldest, must come 10
court costume, and court costume permits only
decolete toilets,
Last wear the Court Chamberlain turned
back lady who appeared in square. necked
dress. It was not according to court etiquette,
and she could DOT be admitted. Some one who
has seen the Princess Metternich describes her
as ugly and extremely thin and angular; not
wthstandipg which she has no scruple to bar
ing her neck and arms TO an extent even De-
yond the demand of fashion, this being one OF
the privileges of her order. 1t is told OF her
that having costly dress made, the pattern
was found to be scant, and the material couiu
not be matched 10 all Europe: What was to
be done? The modiste hesitatngly suggested,
If Madam la Princess could 60 without
sleeves" Without sleeves? certainly; they
are of no consequence, was the reply. The
next evening the Princess appeared at ball
with the dress on, the waist supported by gold
bands meeting on the shoulder and casped
with diamond claps.
American women have been accused OF be-
ing only ear modest, and have been laughed at
because they objected to the broad languages
used by foreigners, particularly Engishmen, IN
their conversation. Even mock modesty is to
be preferred to lack of the article
Some years since Mrs. Mowatt wrote home
that the tilted ladies of London had their feet
aud legs nodded and these models were kept as
ornaments on their drawing room tables and
sold in the shops. This seemed so Incredible
TO American ears that one OF the leading mag.
~ ha i'm
called in question the statement. He mention.
ed several instances, one in particular, where
an artist he knew had taken the cast OF the
foot and leg of tilted lady tor drawing room
ornament. He further added: 1T was not
at all an extraordinary occurrence, or one likely
to excite surprise or remark.
We are happy in the knowledge that, al
though some Of our women, particularly those
who have been to Europe, thiuk it elegent to
wear their dresses so low that little is left to
the imagination as to the formation of the up
per part of the body, they have not yet reach
ed the point at which their English sisters
have arrived in the selection OF parlor orDa-
ments.
Perhaps their failure 10 this respect may be
owing to the absence of beauty 10 foot and
limb, French artist having recently declared
that this was the great deficiency IN American
women.
Few have faith in the beauty that is unseen.
Madame de Stael said her only beauty was
10 her arm, and this was not given her that
she might couseal it, so she always had it un;
covered Pauline BoDaparte, the ''litttle fool. >
was of the same opinion as the great writer.
She stood to Canova as model for the nude
statue of Venus. We all remember her reply
when asked if she did not suffer in SO do
ing @, no; there was fire in the room.
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FERTILIZERS.
GROUND PLASTER.

CARD-Having leased and thoroughly re-
fitted the UNION CORN and PLASTER
Stuart, am now prepared TO furnish FINE
and FRESHLY GROUND PLASTERin bulk,
bags or barrels Also CORN MEAL at lowest
market rates. L. T. ANTHONY in charge of
Mill B. FL. LAMBERT, Jr.,
Shipping and Commission Merchant,
an3-tf No. Is Union wharf.
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y OHIO RAILROAD


SU VI vi Err A RRA \ GE vi r. Nj. W " DAlLl
TRAINS, (ENCEPT SUNDAY BE-
TWEEN ALkNANDR AND
PURCELLElLLE, BEGIN
MING MAY ), 1874,
Leave Washington ut u III. and . p m,
and Alexandria nj $40 u. m. and 40 p. m;
lnss Lcrsburg going wc.twarl nj 20 n. m.
nnI 60 .. m; and arrive Mt Purcclville At T.
m and ! y. m. Lcvc Purccllvillc nj $40 r; III.
1890 y. m, pass Lcc-burg gong eastward nj
600 n m and l:l0 y. m, and arrive n. Alex
andria at s: - II. m, and BIB p. n and 1T Wash
ington ut $40 H. III. and $50 p. IN.
E4," Passengers from Washington vii take
the Washington and Obi" cars ut the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad station nj 9 n. m and ! 7.
m, and go through to PnIcclville without
change OF ears.
The ION. NJ. train from Alexandria and ~
p m train from Purcellvillc connect ut Pu.
ceIlvile with kigcr's Daily Line ci Coach""
10: Snckcrsvile Rcrryville and Winchester'
also with Rcalner's Line of Coachcs, who" leave
Lecsburg daily for Aide and Mlddlebnrg =,
Communication tickets, cts. per mile
Annual tickets. $50.
X. II. HAVENER,
Al 3O-tf General Ticket Agent
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N,BDE avn ED.2E.

COAL COAL
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
ceiving ri our wharf and storage yards, foot of
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known to
this market. We name in part
LYKEN'S VALLEY.
SHAMOkIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY
The celebrated CGNTIN ENTAIL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colliery, es-
tecmed the best III the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, Of Steamer Broken,
Also, GEURGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety ot Coal s
kept distinct from that Of others, and Is cs-
peclally prepared for family use. Yards floor
&C. nd Conf sen. out we'll screened and free from
siuse 22iO lbs to the ton Orders left with
Mcssrs. CIarridge u Grgg, corner King and
Royml sts. or nj the yards will be promptly tiled.
I. j. MEHAFFEI u CO.,
jyl7 Wharf and Yards foot 81 Queen st.
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NEW STYLES LADIES CATERS,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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LADIES LASTING BOOTS.
A large stock with great variety of new
STYLES, beautiful and very cheap,
At WADDEY'S, "a KING street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-17

MISSES WALKING and SCHOOL BOOTSl
A large stock, in every style and quality.
Prices low,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-17

MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
IN EVERY STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
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LADIES' HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTS
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
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MORE FOLK AND OSTON.
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
meeting At Norfolk with the steamers ;, eiI T.
OF the Merchants and Miners Trans laEasfszsESss
portstion Company for Boston, viii leave her
DAY and TIL" RSEAY ~ 2.30 p. M, for Nor
folk. Returning, leave orfolk Oh T ESDAiS.
end FRIDAYS, at ) p. m, stopping ut Fort
Washington, Glymont, Piney Point Point
Lookout and Fortress Monroe.
This line, connecting ut Alexandra with the
o.. \. & NJ ant w. i o. r. Rs, and At Nor
folk with the Boston steamers, offers superior in
ducements for the rapid and careful shipment OF
sll kinds of freight to Boston. The rates beng
low, the attention shippers is particularly d.
rccted to this feature All freight forwarded
free Of commission, ard through bills of lading
given.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
V. D. GRONER, Norfolk, }. G. WATERS,
+. a. REED, Agent Alexandria.
=. g. PLANT, Gen. Agt.,
Cor 18th 81. and New York ave-,
Washington D. g.
First class fare to Norfolk, Sd; round trip, So
Second class fare To- Norfolk, 50 round trip, So
ap 22-ti
a.as MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
The inc consists {: the following frst-class
outside sttaIIiers
L. C.. KNIGHT ......... Capt. w S. johnson
JOHN GIBSON. Capt w. Winters
VALLEY CITY.....-....... Capt. Bcdell
= VIII l1i' leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
FOR this port and, returning, will leave Alexan
!ria EVERY FRIDAY, AT 10 o'clock.
All freight must be on the dock by 8 a. m.
For freight apply to
HOUE 81 JOHNSTON,
Agents. No Prince street
Agents in New York,
GEO B. MERRlCk,
apo 226 South ST.. Pier No 80 East river