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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-08
LOCAL IsFsEVITIES.

A colored cir, who was abusing lady on
Cameron street, this morning, was seized by
constable John Gray, who was passing at the
time, but uupiniug the shawl she was wearing,
and by which the officer had caught her, she
slipped from his grasp and was fleet enough OF
foot to escape.
The chain gang, after a rest of several days,
were out again at work on the streets to-day,
and with their balls and chains attracted con-
siderable attention, which did pot seem to at
ford them the least concern. Capt. Warning
remaius in command.
The funeral of the late Lewis Hooff, esq.,,
took place FROM ST. Paul's Church this after
uoon and was attended by large number OF
the frieuds and relatives of the family of the
deceased.
Among the ladies present at the ball of Dc
Molay Commandery, in Washington, last night,
whose names are mentioned in the Washing
ton papers OF this morning, is Miss Kate Mon
roe, of this city.
The Board of County Supervisors will meet
on Monday next when those having accounts
against the county would do well to present
them for settlement.
of the Lake, which left here this Afternoon for
Norfolk, were Col. Morton Marys and Messrs.
B. Wheat and William Cogan.
The following letters are detained in the
Post Office for want Of postage and proper d.
rectious, viz: Benz. +. Swami. Wilsburg, w.
Va, aud Willie Thompson, Somersville, Ky.
The annual meeting of the Virginia Univer-
sity Alumni Association, of this city, will be
held tomorrow night.
The supply of oysters at the dock is dimin-
ishiug, what remains, though not Of excel
lent quality. being fifty cents a bushel.
The weather to-day was cooler than that of
yesterday, but still more like that of spring
than that OF winter.
The January term Of the Corporation Court,
Judge Z. NJ. Lowe to preside, will commence
on Monday next.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND. Jan. S.-Thcrc was no business
of importance before either branch Of the Leg
islaturc to-day
The House adjourned after Il half an hours
session.
In the Senate the bill extending the time for
the collection oftaxcs was passed. with amend
ments.
The Senatorial caucus meets tonight. The
friends of all parties are active. There will be
ten prominent candidates.
\ commission to John S. Taylor, as Flour
Inspector, of Alexandria, has been issued.
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From New York.

New York, Jan. S.-Ziuor w. Butcher
owner of the steamship Edgar Stewart, yester
day said to a reporter: am sole and excu
sive owner of the vessel Edgar Stewart and she
shall rot at her wharf before she shall be useC
in violation of any neutrality laws Of the gov
ernmeut | have broken the charter and re-
taken possession OF her, and request Colonc
Aguera to dcsist from taking any action in re
spect to the vessel, as the reputation of the
vessel is bad enough already and desire to re
deem it as far as possible in using her in legi
innate employment.
At a meeting of the creditors of jacob
Schneider, the bankrupt brewer Of Brooklyn
debts amounting to 100000 were proved.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-Tbe steamship
China, from japan and China, has not yet been
heard from.
In the State Senate to-day Roach introduced
a concurrent resolution requesting Congress to
amend the treaty with China so as to prevent
further Chinese Immigration. A similar reso'
luton was introduced i'll the assembly
ST. Clair, the man suspected Of having set
fire to Portland, Oregon, in August last was
arrested to-day He was seen yesterday IN the
act of attempting to cause another conhagratlon
In the same town.
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From Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S..-,The Pennsylvania
Association of soldiers Of the war Of 1872 cele
bratc the anniversary Of the battle Of New
Orleans to-day by meeting.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company de
clarcd quarterly dividend Of eight dollars pei
share, payable in gold.
The freshet iu the Schuylkll is subsidins
without serious damage.
The American line steamer Indiana sailed
for Liverpool to. day with 4 passengers. Hel
cargo includes 40, 900 bushels of wheat and corn
$50 bales of corn aud | $50 bags Of flour.
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Meeting of the Coal Operators.

PorrsvlLLE, Pa, Jan. S.-A meeting Of
coal operatars and the committee OF working
men to regulate the wages for 1874, commenc,
ed this moruiug at the Office Of the phiadel-
phia aud Reading Coal and Iron Company in
this city President Gowan presided. Nc
positive understanding was arrived at, but the
operators prevented proposition to make the
bases on sliding scale to 60 as low as 1925.
The workingmen had no power to accept. There
the matter rests. The proposition of the opera.
tors will be submitted to the miners and then
committee. 1t is believed no strike will occur,
and that the operators proposition will be
finally accepted. Good feeling and harmony
preyailed
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LOCAL NEWS.

LANES UNION RELIEF SoclETY.-At a
nn.t;ng of the Ladies' Union Relief Society,
hold Yesterday, the Treasurer reported the
finances of the Society to be IN an encouraging
r,ndjon. The Society has over fifty regular
weekly contributors amounting to between seven
and rirht dollars. Besides this regular fund for
,hr work, it has received donations Of money,
lry goods &c, from the citizens and from friends
9TH. Society elsewhere.
The Society is under special obligations to
Mr. Geo. II. Robinson, for the earnest aud
Substantial assistance he has rendered, Gnanci-
trrcrt times, from subscription money and
donations amounting to over $40.
The Treasurer has paid for the month of De-
crmbcr bills, amounting in all, to the sum OF
50 TO-
The disbursement for December we're: One
and half bushels of potatoes, fifteen lbs. of
sugar, II pecks of meal, Is lbs of bacon ! h.
tea, lbs coffee, 3 dnz herring, 81 articles of
wearing APPAREL stove, load of coke and |
load of wood.
The Society have adopted series OF rules
and regulations for its government; the organi,
zaliou to be for the benefit of the pnor all Sec
ional aud sectariau prcjudices to be iguorcd,
recognizing only fellow workers in the common
cause of suffering humanity; the officers are to
consist of President, two Vice Presidents and
one Secretary aud Treasurer, to be elected an
nuay also one Executive Committee OF five,
who are to confer with the visiting committees
upon all cases requiring aid, but when prompt
assistance is necessary the decision OF any three
of the Executive Committee is sufficient; the
purchasing committee to endorse all bills to the
Treasurer for settlement; the cutting out com
mittce to be responsible for all articles given
on! to be made aud all garments to be turned
over to the Executive Committee as soon as
brought in the meetings to be opened by the
reading of a portion OF the Scriptures and by
prayers; the meetings for work to be held
every "Wednesday, between the hours OF III a.
III. aud p. m., at the Orphan Asylum; that
the business of the Society shall be transacted
at these meeting, and that during the time al
locd to business all conversation shall be sus-
pcnded; CT any member violating the rule to
nav into the treasury fine OF three cents; that
all the labor shall be equ1zcd, aud all appoint
meuts made by the President shall be binding,
unless a sufficient reason be given tor Il decl,ua-
TON that as law and order is essential to sue
cess, all will endeavor to be puuctual aud reg
ular in attendance, aud strict In the discharge
Of imposed duties; that IN the absence OF the
President the first or second Vice President
shall occupy the chair. the rules to be read at
the opening of the business meeting on the first
Wednesday in every month, and that the Ex
ecu,ivc Committee aud Treasurer be requested
TO render monthly report of their respective
work
We arc requested to say that all contributions
of money. dry goods. groceries, secondhand
clothing, &c. will be most thankfully received,
and any such contributions cam at any tune be
sent t. the Orphan Asylum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-08

THE OPEN WINTER. day is the 9Th of
January, and UP to this time there has not been
a skim of ice on the river If the water had not
been let off the canal navigation to Cumber,
land would have remained uninterrupted, and
had business been sufficient to have warranted
the necessary expense, operations on none OF
the steam boat liues from this to other. ports
would have been suspended. While this con-
dition affords general satisfaction 1t works TO
the disadvantage of the tug boat owners, Tor
whereas, as now, they have nothing to do, we're
the river covered with ice they would at least
be partially employed in towing the river craft,
the only vessels now ahuat which now get along
swimingly with their sails.
POLICE REPORT The only cases reported
at police headquarters since yesterdays issue
Of the Gazette We're as follows:
George McCracken, on complaint OF Orlando
Nightingale, for an assault, Was tined and dls-
charged as was also the complainant.
Clarence Chase, George Evans, Q scar No
land and Robt Shackelford, small coEored boys,
who, for stealing packet knives from the store
of Mrs. S. X Snyder, we're locked up Tor cx-
animation
There was but one lodger at the station house
asst night.
WOODLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The
December meeting OF this club Was held at the
house of the President, G.. Dillingham;. 4
committee of three were appointed 10 examine
locations suitable for permtDrnt Agricultural
exhibition ground. and report 10 an adj ,urncd
meeting 10 be held on The 18th of January. at
o clock D. M. at the custom house, IN Alex
andra- said committee being r. L. Roberts,
J. Fl. Gray aud n ". Picrson.
The LATE CUTTING AFFAIR The four men
mentioned iu yesterdays Gazette AS having
been cut during tho darkness resulting from
he blowing out Of the lights at Il coiored fcstl
val the hight before are rapidly recovering, aud
with the exception of the Que most severely lu-
jured will soon be we'll Who cut them as yet
remains as great doubt as ever, but whoever
i, was is proficient in the use Of the razJr as
a cutting, if not shaving instrument.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. The following
named officers of Jefferson Circle, No. 2,
Brotherhood of the Union, were duly Installed
last night by the Grand officers of the Safe Of
Virginia: Johu Gray, G.. "; r. Ii. Wade
G. j.; Wm. Wilkersnn, G. T; Henry Klein
dienst Register; B. f. Penn Treasurer A. }.
Marshall, Ii. S. K; Hezckiah Cohuor, w. of
D.; A. J. Brent, w. Of ~; Jeremiah Gather,
r. w
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SulclDE.-As Mr.. c. H. j. Linskey, clerk
in the Second Auditors Office, who resides
about three miles from Georgetown, in this
county, was going to Washington, yesterday, he
discovered on the Fairfax and Georgetown
turupike, about half a mile from the Aqueduct
bridge, the body Of genteely dressed man
hanging by the neck to tree. Having lodged
information of what he had seen at police head
quarters u Washington, detachment of the
police of that city was sent to the scene at
once and what they discovered and what has
since been done with the body is thus reported
10 the Washington Chronicle of this morning ::
Leaving the road at a point not more than half
mile beyond the Aqueduct, just out Of the
limits of the District and penetrating about
one hundred yards into a ravine, shocking
sight was presented There, suspended from
the limb of a tree, hung the body, attired in a
blue ovcrcoat, closely buttoned, dark pants and
new boots, aud, strange to say, silk hat still
on the head, Notwithstanding the tall OF about
five feet which the suicide had allowed him
self The eyes were sunkcu aud dlscolored,
AMI the hands almost black, but further than
that no prrccptiblc change had taken place 10
the body since death On the ground was a
coil Of rope little thicker than clothes line,
eading to the knot securing the portion with
which he was suspended His inside coat was
of dark material, nicely made, as, also, his vest,
aul i'll the pockets of the latter were $3 10
money, a gold, opcn-face watch, aud some cards
aud papers indicating his name to be w. Us
borne, father Of the Misses Osborne, well
known school teachers, at No. 943 NJ street,
northwest The daughter OF the deceased was
Notified, and went 10 Georgetown yesterday al
'crnonu with the intention of going over to the
scene OF the occurrence, but was prevailed upon
10 return home, aud, later in the evening, Col
oncl John S. Crocker, friend of the family,
went over and made arrangements for the de-
livery of the body this morniug. She says that
hc is a resident OF Albany, n. Y, and has been
in the employ of the Board Of Public Works
during the past season, and, having been dis
charged in the fall determined to re!urn to his
homc. He lett his daughters home on No
ycmbcr 10Th last, aud has not been seen since
They, however. imagined that he had returned
To New York. He was about sixty years of
age, aud always steady in his habits. Justice
\. ). Wright, acting coroner of the county,
had the body cut down about clock yester-
day afternoon, aud removed to house in the
vicinity, where it will remain until called for
this morning He then held an inquest, the
verdict of The jury being that deceased came
to his death at his own hands, at date to
them mi nuwn
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.HUCTIDN @EES.

EGEIVER'S SALE-By virtue of an order
~ Of the Corporation Court, and by agreement
OF the parties interested rs to the day of sale,
the undersigned, as Receiver, will sell at the
storchouse of Geo. w. Harrison, No. AZ south
west corner Of King and Water streets, Alexan-
dra, Va, a large stock of FISH, Sc, &C., con-
sisting of Mackerel in barrels and kits, Shad in
barrels and kits, Potomac, Labrador and other
Herrings; also large lot of Fish Tubs Hogs
heads, new and old barrels The sale will take
place on FRIDAY, january 9th, 1874, at II
o'clock Il. m. Terms cash.
dec 22-td j nj STEIIART Receiver.
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Massachusetts.

Boston, Jan. S.-Governor Washburn IN
his message says: Notwithstanding the none,
tary depressions Of the year, the commercial
and industrial interests Of the commonwealth
are represented as prosperous. The total
amount of the present funded debt of thcStatc Is
$2S, Ali, SO4. The Governor tavurs the exist
ing prohibition law aud the enactment OF the
ten hour law for all aboring classes.
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Railroad Obstruction

PouGuKEEpsGE, N. Y, Jan. S:-The bridge
on the Hudson River Railroad below Groton
has been washed away by the storm and trains
DELAYED. Land slides have occurred on the
Poug hkeepsie aud Easton and Dutches and
Columbia railroads.
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The Markets..

New York, Jan, S.-Stocks activo and ~ hIgn-
err Money leaned ut !: 4 bid. Gold ~. fiour
very firm. Wheat II shade trmer Corn 'c oe''.i'
BALTIMORE. Jan. S.-Virgin'a SKIES: c"hs ,,i
dated, 81; do. peelers Is; West VrsiniaS ~.
Cotton firm for good qualities and dnll for low
grades. Flour Iir.n and unchanged and IN ,h ar
demand. Wheat stro"g; white choice l9,nl'2;
fair to prime DO. l754IS5; choice amber lMal9z !;
good to prime red ISDalS7; common to far 90.
l55al75 Corn strong; white Southern So; y el
low Southern so; mixed Western tirmer SOA5l.
Oats steady and firm; Southern 5la54; Western
5 as. Rye firm AT GLASS. Hay uncharg ed.
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with lower temperature, increasing: pressure
aud southwcsterly to norlhwesteIrrly winds part
ly cloudy or clearing weather will prevail from h
southern Pennsylvania southwark to North
Carolina. For the South Atlantic States !; ana
thence westward to the lower Mississippi valley
clear or fair weather, with continued low TEN
pcrature and light to gentle variable WIGS
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General (kueSeIa.

New YORK, Jan. S.----A Key West dispatch
says General Rafael Qucseda arrived there yes
terday from New Orleans In conversation
he said Spain, whether republican or monarch
CAL was an enemy of Cuba and the Cubans IN
tended to be free at any cost.
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Mrs. Badger.

BosroN, Jan. s.-Mrs. Badger, who mys,
teriously disappeared, has been traced to Fall
River where she took the boat on tuesday
night for New York. She has relatives in New
York city and Newbury.
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The Trial Of Jean Luie.

LONDON, JAM S.-The trial Of Jean Luie on
the charge of committing perjury during his
examination as witness for the defence in the
T,chborne case will commence to. day.
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Naval.

FORT MONROE, Va, Jan. S.-The United
States steamer Powhattan sailed this morning
for New Castle, DEL, to tow the Monitor Ajax
to Kew West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-08

CoRN THIEVES. The Marlboro Gazette
Ieutlous the commitment to the Jail in that
pace OF Abe Jefferson and Robert Petit. the
Fat'ies charged with stealing corn from Tent
n ,Aaalur. Robert Jefferson, who is also charged
I Kun the offence, eludes the officers who are on
u, I's rack by keeping adoat in his sloop. All
city. WIN
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Financial.

LONDON, Jan. S-I2:30 p. m.--The rate
discount In the Bank of Eug land has been tixe
at four per cent
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Ey Green IL Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
ltOM MISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE PROPERTY-By virtue Of decree
of the Corporation Court for the city of Alcxur.-
dria Virginia rendered at its December term,
1873, in the suit Of Burroughs VS.. Harper, the
undersigned, commissioners appointed by said
Decree will Offer for sale by public auction, in
front Of the Market House, on Royal street. in
said city on SATU RDAI, the eth day Of Feb
ruary, 1874, ut twelve CLOCK NJ. the following
REAL ESTATE, to wit:
No IA LOT OF GROUND on the south
east corner Of Prince and Alfred streets, binding
on Alfred street loo feet to alley Ii feet in.
wide; thence eastwardly I'll feet inches; tn ancs
northwardly ~ feet; thence westwardly y IT, IL
inches thence northwardly 50 feet; thence west
wsrdly Al feet inch, fronting on Prince street.
No "A rent charge of $40 per annum Oh
lot located on the west side of Water street.
and south side OF Franklin street.
Terms of Sale: One tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the residue i'll
three equal inslalmcnts at six, twelve and eight
een months, respectively, with interest from the
day of SAFE to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser, satisfactorily endorsed and the title
to be retained until tho purchase money be fully
paid. Costs Of conveyancmg to be borne by the
purchaser s. +. BEACH,
c. w. WATTLES,
II. o. CLAUGHTON,
ian -;s Commissioners
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Explosion Of Il Magazine.

MADRID, Jan. S.-Another powder maya
zine in Cartagena exploded yesterday with a
tremendous report.
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NEcElVERs SALE.-Attention is called to
T ,v advertisement, in another column, of sale
N-morruw
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YJTANTED-The loan eff TWO IHOU91
w ,ANDor TWENTY. FIVE HU NDkED
DOLLARS; to be secured by prime real estate
Address. with amount and terms: ". H. ua-
zctte office, immediately. lah -"
NOTICE-Thc BOARD OF SUPERVlS-
IN ORS of Alexandria county Will meet ut Inc
Cnurt House Of the county, on the SECOND
MONDAY IN JANUARY, on which day MI
persons having claims against the county Will
present them. -,,,,, c,-
dec It'd DAVID HuN lEt, Cltrh.
DINEAPPLE Edam and Sapsago Cheese,
L Gross 81 Bluckweli's Pickles, Pntted Lon
quo, Beef and Devlcd Ham, Lea y PerrlE's
Worcestershire Sauce, English Salad Dressing
French Capcrs, Olives, Mustards, &c.,-ireSb
stock ut lowest prices:
GEO. McBURNEY u SON,
dec % lG6 and 10 King street.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s, II a. m.
For the Middle States, areas of light rain,
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ENEWED V1GOR
IL RENEWED VIGOR
HAIR HAIR

Renewed vigor in the Hair Department Of
GREENS NOTION HOUSE.
Real Hair Goods trade vigorously prosecuted
in every branch Of manufacture.
Promptness. accuracy and honesty rgldly OBJ
served. No deception practiced either In goods
offered for sale OF the substitution of inferior for
good hair.
HAIR COMBINES expeditously made up
into any design. Send for Price List:
CHARLES w. GREEN,
ian s Lock box u Alexandria, Va.
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TONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold on
~ SATURDAY, the 10th instant, at the place
of business of Mr. Anthony Moran, near the
corner of King and Fairfax streets, q LOT OF
HARM ESS, SADDLES, HARDWARE, Sc,
to satisfy claim in my hands in favor of John
West.
jan l-eotd i j. Il. GRA 7, A u. y.
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rOLLE CTOR'S SALE.

BY virtue of my Office as one of the Collectors
of CITY Taxes for the city Of Alexandria, State
of Virginia, will ctter for sale by public auc
ton, on the 10Th of january. 1874, at ~ O'Clock
u. m, at the store room N. E. corner King and
West streets, Il lot of GROCERIES, together
with the FIXTURES Of q grocery store, selzed
as the property Of Samuel Griigg to satisfy .
claim Of the city for taxes due by said Samuel
Grigg for the years 1870, 1871, 1872 and 1878.
ian SLOT j. r. HILL, Col. North Dist
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Uc.FNTEU.
OYSTER DE.7LEKS.
New Bone and Plaster Mill.

l would inform my friends and the public
generally that have established in connection
With my AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT,
SEED and FERTILIZER BUS1N ESS
ABUNE AND PLASTER MILL,
and am now prepared to ill orders with prompt
ness and dispatch. Having new and improved
Blue Windsor Plaster, it shall be my constant
aim to produce an article so ElNELY GROUND ~
to silence all complaint heretofore made on that
point
Having the most approved BONE MILL now
made Shall Manufacture and have constantly
on hand II pure article of FINELY GROUND
RAW BONE.
Samples of Ground Plaster or Bone will be
mailed to any address on application.
HERBERT BRYANT,
Jan 5-tf No. p King ST., Alexandria, VA.
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CARD.

nENTAL CARD. ....,.
~ DR.. HODGKIN
Has engaged the services of Dr.. A. D. COBEl.
of Maryl,lnd, to assist him in his practice this
winter during the absence OF the former in Bal
tnorc rs Professor of Dental Mechanism Of tho
Baltimore Dental College, this arrangement 10
last until March st DR.. Cobey comes highly
recommended and is endorsed by DR.. II. MS
worthy of the confidence of those seeking the
services of u Dentist. DR.. Hodgkin will, rs here
toore devote Ill his available time TO his prac-
tce in this city. Office over Warield & Halls
Drug Store. Jan 3-lW
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FOR RENTING comfortable DWELL
A$H ING HOUSE No Is south Alfred st Gas
and Water Possession given January |, 1874.
dec l5-tr E.S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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AT
GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE

HAIR GOODS MANUFACTORY:
Several invoices of the BEST FRENCH
HAIR Just received. Call and examine the
beautiful shades and the immense stock. Send
your combings to be made up into any design
required at so per cent less than Washington
city prices. ", ,,npn
ian s CHA RLES w. G1sEEN.