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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.l
Ruf1er-ssn,mons.s Letter.

BosToN, Oct. 1.-The following letter from
S. j. Simmons, brother Of the collector, is
published 10 the Herald
"BosToN, October l.
10 tie Editor Of the Herald:
we'll know the opposition | shall meet win
10 giving the following facts to the public l.,
and | alone am responsible for the statement l
anI about TO make. The question is asked,
W hat is Dutiersln 1t Is chlcancry fraud
aud corruption. For three years, as United
States officer, in government hours and using
governments time, have done that for the But
Ter party, which at this moment brings the
blush OF shame 10 my face have gone to
New Bedford, Lawrence, Fall River, Salem
aud other places and have used the power l
possess as Unied States officer to lotml-
date men 10 the liquor business lnto working
and voting for b. L. Butler | have, while
an officer packed caucu,cS 10 Boston and the
other places mentioned above 10 the lNteresl
of Butler | well know that Butler, with all
The power he has, will cndeavor, as his leaders
have stated to crush me, but tcarlessIy give
10 the public these facts and hold myself per
sonally responsible for What say. l have
received money from u. s. Marshal Usher
and other Butler men 10 carry out the nclaT-
ious work of ButleriSm. While III New Bed
lord, lust before the Butler caucuscS last year,
| received money from the hands OF Buffers
partner to carry the caucuses there, anu the
money was used for that purpose. received
money frum u .hcr to go to Fall River and pack
the cuucuses Tor Butter stand ready, as young
mon, formerly strong Butler man, to take the
slun.pinan any place between the hills OF Berkshire
and the shores OF Provncetown to proclaim to
the State the rottcnuess and corruption that fills
to replction the Butler organization. Wei!
know that | shall be accused of treachcry and
taIschood, but | stand ready to meet any But
Ter man, on any platform, III any place 10 this
State, aud discuss the merits OF Butler. They
will cali me iusaue, perhaps, but every man
who knows tie and knows my record as
soldier aud a citizen, will say that mean just
what | say. and nave courage 10 back 1t up at
any time, and in any time | hold myself person
ally responsible trr very word | utter, aud II
is my earnest wish TO speak before the people,
of Salem as soon as possible on this matter |
shall be attacked on every side by Butler men
who have been my frleDlS, but with truth on
my side aud possessing the pluck to speak, |
defy them, one and Ill, aud | cow throw down
nv capr. 5. J. SIMMONS.
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& &,nrI.

The determination of my friends yesterday
evening that my name ought not 10 be present
ed to The convention then in session, after The
extraordinary action of that body in excluding
the five regularly elected Delegates from the
Scott TOWNSHIP, in Fsuquicr county, imposes
upon me duty which [ nut perform. an
nouncc myself q candidate 10 represent this DIS
trict in the next Congress of the United States.
If the Republican party presents candidate,
will submit to the arbItr,ncnt ofany Conserva-
live convention that may be elected in accord
snce with the established plan OF organ zntlon.
JAS. BAkBO h.
Aleygnsra, August q, lS14--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

New YORK, Oct. o.-rhc shipping house of
Dewoll L. Go. has failed. No statement has
yet been made by the 6rm, but their troubles
are not supposed to seriously effect other
houses.
Leo Pcijantz. son of wealthy banker and
silk broker III Copstantinople, was sent TO The
peniteniary, yesterday Oh charge Of larceny
to await remittance from his father, when he
will return to Coustaniinople.
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sspccaer'S Return.

New York, Oct 2-Henry Ward Bcccher
has returned to his Brooklyn residence. His
assistant, Rev. Dir. Holiday, says no arrange
ments have been made for formal reception
OF Beecher in the church or elsewhere, that
Beecher himself absolutely forbade it, and
that the old member Of Plymouth Church also
oppose a formal reception. 4 wagon load of
flowers was sent trom Beccher's Pceksklll resi-
dence yesterday. it is supposed, for the deco
ration of Plymouth Church at the service this
evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

RUSAwAY.-A horse ran away Oh F.irfax
street this morning, and coming up that street
turned into market alley knocking off some of
the bricks from the south corner of the market
house building but was brought to halt
when emerging into Royal street. by running
atoul of the fender there, against which 1t
smashed the cart to which it was attached.
The horse and cart belonged to Mr.. Graves.
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From NcW Orleans.

New York Oct. "A New Orleans special
says Gen. Ogden, who eau uaudcd the Nc
Euery militia in the street engagement in New
Orleans on the l4th Of Sept, in an official re-
port, says his command suffered loss of II
killed aud Is wounded. Several If the latter
died.
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PanerS Missing.

New YORK. Oct. 2-Invoces and other pa.
pers in the great custom house suit of Platt,
Boyd 4 Co., FIR halt miou dollars. are miss
ing FROM the United States District Attorney 5
Office. - = Y ------ -.
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Weather Probable ties.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2, ! a. NJ.
For the Middle States, Southwest to north
west winds, slightly reduced pressure, warmer
partly cloudy weather with rau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

ST AsAPH STREET The raising Of the
sidewalks of north St. Asaph street so as to
make them conform with the new grade of that
street, has commenced, and in order to make
the houses couform to the grade OF the side
walks, the work of raising some of them was
commenced yesterday. Some of the properly
owners on that street still object to the changed
grade, and, it is said, one has instituted suit
against the Superintendent of Police ard Mr.
Hughes, one of the Committee on Streets, for
damages, out as the City Council authorized
the changed grade, and as these officers are
but carrying out its orders, Of course they can
not be held responsible.
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The Irish Party.

New York, Oct. 2-Viscount Masssrenc
ard lady aud others of the Irish party take the
Erie cars this a. III. for the West via Niagara
+ Ills.
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EasIies' Kisses and CIiiIdrcn's Roofs,
Shoes AND SINNERS.
Snecial Notice.
GEMS EXTRA FINE BooTs AND SHOES.

We have just received u fresh supply of Gents.
extra ere, hand.sewcd Boots and Shoes, anc
Slippers Of every description, which we unhesi-
lalirgly recommend to DC the very pest on SUE
in the city. " b. WADDEI,
en,, ~ "a * ing street.
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Nomination.

CINCINNATI, Oct. "A reform Convention,
held at Battle Greek yesterday, nominated
Fidus Livcrmore for Congress 10 the second dis
lrln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

STREET RAILROAD. The plan now on foot
BY which, it is proposed, to resume the ruu-
ming of the street cars, is to sell $4,000 worth
of fare tickets, to De paid for quarterly in ad
vance, running through period OF two years,
so that should the road cease operations agalo,
the subscribers would only have Il few tickets
Gu hand. and consequently could not lose much
Subscription papers have been lett at several
bouts iu the city, and some four or five nun
dred d,ars worth of tickets have been sub
scribed for, but as no Systemalzed effort has
been made to procure the remaining part of the
required subscription, it is suggested BY somc
that a public meeting be held for that purpose,
or that some energetic persons take hold OF
the matter at once and by calling upon the
citizens and explaining to them the object to
be achieved, induce them to fill the subscrlp
ton list If something be not done at ouce the
cars will b. sold to parties 10 Washington aud
the track be torn up.
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Ert,V,r the People.

There is no case OF Dyspepsia that Green's
August Flower will moi cure. Go to your drug
store and inquire about 1t: If you suffer IRON
Costis cuess, Sick Head .cha, Sour Stomach, In r.
digestion. Liver Complaint or / era cement OF
the system, try it. Two or three doses will re-
lieve you.
Boschces German Syrup is now sold in every
town and city in the United States. we nay.
OF less than five h. nGrcd etters from druggists
saying it is the best medicine they ever sold fer
Consumption, Throat or Lung Dise;sc. Sample
b: tile of either 10 cts. Regular size 70 Cts. For
gists and storckeepers in the country. sep IA
Ladies' Misses and Cliilaren's ROOFS
Shoes anst Slippers.
We sre this day receiving full line of La
lies, Misses and Childrcn's Boots, shoes ans
slippers, suitable for Fai! and Winter, en-
tracing all Of the latest styles, " e solicit pnr
chascrs to cali and cIsnllnc for Themselves, ~
hey will be sold a. low prices:
son ~ w B. WAUDET, II King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

A CoLoRED ENoCu ARDEN "A colored
man named Alfred Hart, who, with his wife,
lived in this city, left here about eighteen
months ago, and shipped on board a revenue
cutter His wife, having advertised for his re-
turn without effect, obtained divorce at the
las, term of the Corporation Court and mar
r;cd colored man named Walter Shocklett
few days atterward Yesterday the first hus-
baud returned, dressed all in sailors blue, but
Instead of sneaking around the house, like the
original Ecoch, he at once boldly entered the
doulcil OF his wife, and upbraidiug her for her
INCONSISTENCY, threatened to give her rest BY
suatching out her heart striugs'' and to quiet
her spouse by cutting his throat, for which he
was duly informed upon, as duly arrested, aud
after being kept in the station house until tins
afternoon, when, after paying the fine that had
beeu imposed upon him aud furnishing secur.
ty to keep the peace, he was set at liberty, aud
announced his determination of leaving the
city Immediately and again shipping for a loug
cruise.
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.IsNTSE.HE.N"TS.

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
" CONCERT,
Given by Prof PERABEAU, the eminent Pr
anist from Washington,
On MONDAY, Oct. 5. at SAkEPTA HALL,
Assisted by
Mr.. AUSTIN HERR the famous Basso.
Mr. SHUTTER the excellent Flue- player.
Miss MARY BARTLE, Soprano ard other
PROF. P. will play on the Piano his famous
Battle of Bull Run which must be seen as
we'll rs heard.
A select Ousrtette of the Washington Masonic
Choir will assist.
Tickets soc each; children half price-to be
had ut Becker's music store and Frcnch's book
store oct l-'u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

4 tOMMISS1ONER'SS ALE-Pur:uantto the
~ decree Of The Circuit Court of r. rin2 coun-
ty, pronounced at its June term, 1879 In the SUIT
II Ross admir-. W. Ross heirs. the undersigned
C.mmis:i ncr in sn:d dccree nainaG o., w, on
MON DAY, the 18th da, Of October, 1871, G'urt
day, at II o,clo K M, in front o! the Court
HSuse door Of said cru:.ty Sc! to thy Ljg h Ne
bilI,r At public sale, al the NEAL Esr ST. ~
widows dowcr) containing 1873 IS " acres
Ih; land Ados tho lands Of Wn' va. Lee af I me
Chsntiily farm; has tn, reon u SM IL i;#4as,
HOUSE, IS heavily wooded and vel wa LIZ
tered. Being divided By the equity rosc lead
ing rom The ox-ro,.d 10 the ccuny roa!, near
VI. +. Lees. into two parts OF nearly equal SIZE,
it will b. sold separately il desired. go
Terms of sale: 20 much cash in hand rs VIII
nay the costs of suit and expenses OF sale, 'hd
the residue Ia three AL annual Payments, to
bear interest from the day of sale, ana TO be Sc
cured BY the bo.ds of the purchaser, WITH g"od
personal security, .nd the title to be retained
uati the last payment is made: ,
E.irfax co san l8-v4w Comm'r. of sale
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- -
.MNh XII.

NFUSICAL.--Mrs. MILBURN will com
lSI mence the foIma,ioE OF c asses in NODA /
MUSIC for ADULTS, Miss is and Boa ),
next week For particulars apply ut 50 south
Fit. street sep ZG-cu2S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

ENTERTAINMENT IN WARRENToN. "A de.
lightful ADD emiuenty successful entertainment
was given at Warreuton night before last for
the benefit Of the poor Of the Catholic congte-
cation Of that town. The stage Of the hall was
fitted up so as to represent ladv's boudolr,
with the taste which usually proves so attrac
live to such an apartment, and the tableaux
presented was scene from Midsummer
Night Dream. In the musical programme
there was a piano solo from the Mazeppa of
Wolleuhaupt, magui6cen,y rendered by Miss
Bessie Falls, of this city; song, River OF
Song, by Miss Lulie Sewers; soug, III follow
thee by Miss Mamie Ward; an Ave Maria by
Mrs. Sinus; Ii Prlmavera. by Miss Lizzie
Gaines; piano solo, from Trova,ore, by Miss
Bessie Falls; and an Ave Maria, by Mrs
ShdeI. The performance Concluded with Mrs:
Caudlc's Lecture, by Miss Bessie Payne aud
MIR. Bispham.
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Nv Green IS wise.

Il
The sale of HAZEL PLAIN, ais known m 8! as
the Chnn farm, near Manassas, in Prince WI
liam count, Va. h,,re:pore adve!ilsed Tor the
It'll Of August, WAS postponed until IL crock
m, SATURDAY, the 18th Of Oct.,ber, 1874 ut
which time that valuable estate of 80 acrys Of
:unl, with tho improvements, viii be SOLD ut
public auction, n:ront ot the Mansion House.
in the city Of Aley"ndria; Va.
Ter. :: $500 in cash !; The residue III u, land
IS months, with intcre., from the day Of sale,
ard y rccJ Of trust to secure the deferred pay
ments. Persons disposed to bid for the proper,
IT, are referred 10 Mcs-rs. Green & Wise, OF said
city, for full desert ptiJn thereof.
WIN. II. FIIZHUGH Trustee,
sep 1S-eo.s Fredericksburg W.
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DESERTED WlFE.-Two young gentlemen
from this city, upon entering the 9th street
depot, 10 Washington, to take the s O'Clock
train for Alexandria, :his morning, found there
a young woman rendered hysterlcal by The
treatment she had received from her husband.
She SAID her name was Mrs. Charles Conway;
that she came from James City county; that
her husband worked with james Conucl, a
blacksmith 10 Washington; that she had come
to Washington yesterday from Fredericksburg
10 response to a telegram from her husband,
who had net her upon her arrival, aud after
talking with her while, had gone off, promis-
ing to return in short time, but had not come
back, and that she had slept upon bench in
the depot. As she was encienti, and was with
out cent of money, the two gentlemen a luded
to gave her ten dollars, put her in hack car
ried her to the Office Of the Surgeon General :,
FROM whom they obtained an order for her adj
mission into the Columbia lying-n hospital. to
which place they took her and received her
blessing for their kindness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

u. 5. COURTS-.Judgc Is. W. HH9heS pre-
siding. In the U. S. Circuit Court, to-day,
no business OF interest was transacted, only q
few papers being fled.
In the District Court, in the matter OF David
4. Almond the report of the assignee was con-
frmed, aud an order entered abatlng four
years war interest.
Ia the matter of Uriah f. Beyrne an order
was entered resembling part OF the order OF May
so, and directing assignee to unite with trustee
and executors in deed to B. p. Npland and
Thos. Glasscock, and directing creditors to
show cause why bankrupt should not be dis
charged.
In the matter of Mary B. Stuart al order was
entered setting aside report of assignee oil sale
of interest in the bonds of Rosemond Sinclair,
deceased, and ordering resale upon twenty
days notice.
In the matter of Hedgenan Carney, rule
was eutcred against y. Nicol aud j. j. Dawes
to show cause Why they should not be attached
for contempt of Court, in not obeylng former
order, aud why they should not be removed as
asslgnccs.
Iu the matter Of Lemuel Fletcher al order
was issued dssolving injunction and overrulng
motion for application for homestead.
10 the matter of &. H Shumate, the case
was referred to register to report upon petit
ton of Chas T. Green.
To the matter OF Jane Ann Burke an order
was entered Iissovng injunction.
La the matter Of Moore G. Blackwell and
Joseph f. Blackwell the rule heretofore Is
Issued against ass guee IN these eases WIS dis
charged, and asslgnee's account referred 10 the
auditor of the court.
10 the matter Of Joseph Blackwell Smith,
the petition of the purchaser Of the estate OF
bankrupt for an extension OF time OF payment
was refused.
10 the matter Of H. G. Yates the petition
oil H. English as to the levy of Il "a upon properly
of bankrupt before his ajudicatlon is good, So
far as property can be Identified, the same hav-
ing been exempted 10 bankrupt, aud assignee
ordered to take possession of same and report,
the bankrupt not being liable for property used
or sold, and assignee ordered to pay Euglish' )
claim.
In the matter Of j. S. Thompson the assig
nee was ordered to be made I'arty to the suits
pending in the Circuit Court of Fauquicr
County, and receive from the said count any
funds to which he may be entitled uudcr the
bankrupt act.
Il the matter Of H. c. Smith, the report Of
the commissioner was recon. mltted.
In the matter Of e. W. +. Smith, exceptions
to reports of register Hill claiming abatement
Of war interest upon debts, aud assignee re-
port in relation to renting OF real estate OF
bankrupt, returned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

The GAME LAW For the special ioforma-
ton OF numerous inqulrers, the full text of the
Game Law, as amended at the last session OF
the Legislature, is published as follows:
Sec l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
biy Of Virginia. That the seventeenth section
0! chapter uiaety nine OF the code of 1878, be
amended and rc-enacted 80 as to read as fol-
lows:
SEC IL 1t shall not be lawful for any per-
son to hunt or shoot, OF otherwise cause the
destruction of par,ridges, pheasants, or wild
turkeys, in any Of the following counties, viz ::
Il. ck,nghan, Richmond. Alexandria, Frcder-
lex, Clarke, Fauquier, Fairfax, Kappa hammock
Prince Georges, WeStmoreland, Loudouu,
Gouchlaud. Northampton, York, James City,
Orange, Carollue, Hanover, Accomac, Louisa,
Princess Anne, Madison, Wythe,;or aty other
county that may SO elect, by order of its Board
of Supervisors from the Is, day OF January to
the 18th day of October, Of each year, or of
any woodcock, from the lst day Ut January to
the lSt day of July, of each year.
SEC. >. This act shall be "a force from its
passage.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NORTHERN COLONY IN NIRGINIA.-A writer
ia the Washington republican Of this morning
says:-"An association exists in Boston, Mass,
which has for its object the colonization Of and
the development OF lands in the South. Vir-
giuia being the first objective point, the plan
is to establish colony OF Northern families in
healthy, fertile and desirable neighborhood,
not far from this CITY. They purpose further
TO establish manufacturing, mechanical and
other Industrial enterprises in a town site with
10 the colony. A very desirable tract of land
within thirty miles Of Washington, and on liue
Of railroad has already been selected, aud nego-
tia; ions therefore are now pending.
A Iaud and improvement company, incor-
por.ted under the laws of Virginia, is to pur-
chase the land; the money is to be raised by the
sale of stock to emigrants aud 10 those philan-
thropc capitalists who wish to give substantial
evidence Of their desire Tor the Immediate sue
cess of the movement, and with the money re-
az ID from the sale OF land and town lots,
uauuactures and mechanical pursuits are to be
aaugurated. A number of New England work
mcu have already sguihed their intention of
j5iuiug 10 this movement
The liue of road alluded to is that Of the
Washington and Onio Railroad and the land is
10 Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

Boat RACE. The following boats have been
entered for the boat race, to ia Ike place on
Monday next:
FIRST Glass -Amcr!cus, Captain Hudson,
Brewster, Captain Tucker; Lizzie Regan, Cap
tain Davis, Mole, Captain Tas ker; Fannie
Bell, Captain Bell; Spray, Captain Lrkonan.
Second Class-Witch Of the Wave, Captain
Smithsou; Columbia, Captain Thomas; Little
Ella, Captain Belt; Mary Jane, Captain Charles
Smithson, and Dauutless, Captain Polly.
The preparations are now all complete Tor the
race. which promises 10 be one OF the most
Interesting ones ever started in this vicinity.
The course will be from Washington to ely
mont, the % class boats to start at halt-pas
niue o'clock, aud the lst class at ten. The
steamer Columbia will accompany the boats.
PoLlCE REPORT -The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since yes
terday afternoon:
George Edward Baggctt aud Frank Dove,
for fighting aud disordery conduct at the 10
tersectiou Of Fairfax aud Franklin streets were
dismissed with reprimaud.
Alfred Hart, Tor threatening to kill Eliza
Shackett, was fined aud bound over to keep
the peace.
Sally Bell, COL, and jimmie Lucas, for disor-
dery CONDUCT, were Seut 10 tue Worh muse LOT
sixty days.
John Underwood for stealing keg of gun
powder from Capt Christopher Western loug
boat, was locked up for further examination.
The above cases were before the Mayor.
THE BETTING SEAsoN.-As political CON-.
ricatious multiply The c.lorlc OF parllsanship
Increases aud becomes illustrated ID the amount
of 'bouus" with which each particular gentle
man forti6es his peculiar ideas. This was de-
moustrated at Coouy's restaurant yesterday
evening, as party OF gentleman were taking a
''nervius." A political discussion concerning
the Congressional election becoming quite an=
minated, two of the number, Confederate 9TH
GERS, made bet, the terms OF which were tina!
No. bets No. 2 81 600 to $500 that General
Eppa Hutton will be the wiuniug man at the
next election. The bel was accepted and tor
Gct OF $50 staked.
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gT r. BxN BR oET E35gs=zRSv
- Merchant TaIors and Fine C0thiers
coRsES 7th AND ID STREETS W.sssEISGTos, DC
n Coct1
{5rtnTSf5.S S-f IL ES.

Washington, D. G., oct l
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yNELCHS BEST and Mt. JACKS ON
w FAMILY and EXTRA FLOU x, in bags
snd barrels, for sale by
sen 10 C. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

DRIME Nos. !, and 3 MAChEj:EL just
i received and for sslc by
GEO MaBURNEY & SON,
aug l66 and 10 King street
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HARDWARE, Cutlery, Nails, Screws,
IL Tacks, Horse Shoes, Bar Iron, steel, &C.,
wholesale and retail, at IS King ST. cor. Royal.
sep 28 J. r. CREIGHTON & SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

THOICE SMOKED BEEF, for chipping and
~ trolling, in store and for safe by
WIN. +. BROOkES,
sep Is 141 KING street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

IACQUAND'S FRENCH BLACKlNG,
- warranted not to crack or split the l;a:her,
just received al l07 King street
sep 10 HENRY COON * Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

DOMADES HAIR OF and PERFUM Err
l. OF various varieties in store and for SUE at
1p7 King street.
iy27 HENRY COOK & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-02

Z ACE MANTLES and JACkETS-In gres
II variety; latest styles, and at all price:
opened this morning.
my8 DF. WILMER co.