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obstruction.
For Boys and Young MeI

For Boys and Young Men City.
"A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ 2l2 Matsonsv-.
scbo.l nours o. n. 9 2hnm m.
INHARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE for BOYS
" YOUNG GEM 4hMBN lZ6 sui - East Twenty iouust
PROt. CHARLiER. Director aud PropIeioI.
MRS. GEO. NANDENH0FF''
Avn SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
No lO6 West Frity-sccoui-s. Reservoir Pari)
SECOND TERN yl commence Feb D. lSti Houn from $50 A.
w. 70 2.ju
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL for
y schools Sc..rcc Technology. Mines. Architecture &C.
NFRkD COLIN Engineer Corps L. y NJ and Professor al
MAJ Ac.;ems. l26l Broadway. near fmriy-seco1dst
HVEST SIDE BUSINESS COLLEGE, Tweu-
thirds KIN SVeDaT and Evening. Please cal.
For Young Ladies-City.
osK KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL, for Children,
IN and PRIVATE HECITATlON ROOMS for Ladies VIII
xr.s The Ihyscs msu ao moral culture OF chill
hn fu al advantages to ladies' not desiring the
tosune ShooL Address Hiss b. Coz Prn., IL West 42ds
AtME DE YALENCIAS INSTITUTE for
1NI Cbdren 80 Wet one hundred heh
French LatI. Math
,Ass Drawing Painting. French OF The
phool Drawing Patrr snl all kinds Of Embroidery tanghi 10
bsdS Parents anf guardians de.nng be
sbrOit hrodsn hsdsme hsNe
tse Europe Will Sept H. 1872
Miscellaneous-City.
aILocUTIoES Mas GEO vAyDryuoyp
Receives private pupils ai classes o ladies aud gesiemen at her
seNieuCe No. 100 Ne.i Forty socOni-.i
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In city bank Stocks, AmercaR Exchange % sharesI
sold at 1903; Metropolitan QOD at 1875 Market (25) at
10; Fourth National 3O) at 10I.. and Park uOi at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
Miscellaneous-City.
q,IM(IITION

aLocUIloES-s Mas GEO vAsDrxuopp
private pupils ladies' aud gebtemen) at her
No 4. Forty -secOut-t
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Ouo.lni..sIB.sass5 300 81 10

corn Meal though steady q 80 obs W qaoe'
4 Jer,-y.s4 br - NDde
"a Western 1 $50 - Corr Mri Br Te 2. "a ~ ~
an a,sl H.aN 25Q { 80 Iou Meat Goa hsr ~ 20
Rsthr, Fiur l. lset se - Is 49, %. Psus.yNauisi
A. gOasS ID sui Fancy At ~ % bag hei isirv ae
liz A. rv el pn atons, White A 1DRsl 70 90. rei,s,
Si giqS ID. Par Cir,r ~ ~ 50 Cob Meal Iti 2)s
~ 81. Gruurd Feel, ~ 2UGsl -.
The ,r.e, for 9TH m ybts rl irm oA.y tn
IA luQ inv Jr soou. ces, the t,nr Gu sni Pro,ss
tf,fe, Ia Char-rs transacted bsniebihf ts
engagements To 1frpo3, o, Stem ny ps 80.
all 5000 6rsin iSf y 80
B.coa az .55s 33~ bale ~ lSS-flo -, 'uo
b d. 10 1.i6t; I'D Sailed HlHt lOs ., ~ ny ,oL.
Il, 100 "s Bel ~ ''ss 1850
tiraas, Al 5,. 8; hnsh. hhtt a. ~ oeh,s
Com al 10 =. ant 1890 5ss fos ai 80. ~ 20 vs"h
100 eases 1oba,co Or Use per cfbF io'l ne ~,
f-I,rry. nj, ca. fa- n-su ,hI lr huf'tF ti hat ar
Nd, 800 sr 1rtfa Al 30. S0rsegin bNs VIA AiOD 90
do AMI baA .4Vl 20 w., o. A. a. IL we ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
, following are the bids:

The Bank Statement compares "a I0iIows Win
former returus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20

0N""-| - =
Pacific X Il Of No
400. be. 81
Miss. Kan & Tex X X
200. be. -
Pitts. y, W & Oh CD
~. 81
Han & IT 10
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Specie ....... 33i0.OO0 2jl,2llOO
Circulation. S27 ,033,6O
Clearngs for rhe week ending jan .sI585092 50
Clearngs for the week ending Jan T.... 52oOt89 81
Balances the week ending Jan. iO...... Io,S1 81
Balances for the week ending Jan. 2637OI3 %
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-01-11

w. ~mla sail Fe snetl'l
.....a "A IsAaseM~tft 49, .''
=, = - fsEleswx sgaPi-l" +" W.
/ sspsges i#N# ..l..{ A.,
y~msstfT - mf y.
- 1890 Nv lfffsf fialnfNMf
-. asna 49, asswtF iaf ~ -. ~.
l''s - aes ssf aNs his iaf't
- N. aeee Hd nais ~ fsf'tt
y. x, ~ tsig tstea 80 . ~.
\. n, ~ amsf lfs pW m
y a. e e4e aall..Let w
tagmeni -t. .t.s q nafs
s,am ~ pasfsdiaa flffe.
- ~ aa0lhsf. WI Fhel.'f p.
n.'t..,,s.a n' 1 of hsi. H ffffeN.'"'. "
'"s's 1900 lor a.e gagmeat
tfa pcfsoa olisls III 49,.
...osi,mosd M mui' paY all ail ''l
W.. nr she pabiishar may ,Nn' -.
b.@eJ eoiW ite pgYmcnt \ H'N.
W tf... I'D .eFLef ofitff hHwW
aseoasltasd. at eoflaiH t''',,
~ ealdiffer e0niinuas W wv"
W. M. i.bsrdler ifb0Hnl w Wy ogg
gt.tet~ n tom the o.hce "
y ,.s.e,. y aeon we greand thata m.
savst rny lor ehat -o tse', a., ,
Tbe eeufis hage dcrd'd WV, y
t,,is, ~ take nevswpcla auH leI
sg'eaG f,om totn-t oHira or re'H'
inr fn1 leaving .rm uDt'i,., ", ia,,a,to,
prima Easis ogiIeneo o. '''''''''
fraud.
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~, , ,.''.,.., s~ssaosIss - sIE~ss~~A<,
49, i. ..~.slssl.ss i. "A cwlssses ~ ~"
49, II n as 0mtsfi Thtm = r.
n,,sAssa A. Alet sss.s !" "aa ~
s,..si.rs VI rrsl sslld'ss sah r.
800. " ~sns. whg her. ~. r
nh,s,sm.. sss A. ysa sss il's hss'v
.As.4. aea~ssl - w. slHslevs s@s
.l.rw.Y TAs #wg Alass a '''s '''''
=. .svs.o#sd - y, b'sshaJaNT r
..si.. \, l,ottsahe'a lesfitA -. ~
- homasa lsshs l~stsaif eA''a'
~ 80 u aar aisalsse"' sl'1a
49, s~s ~ w. hoeas# vheFe Teas
.t.lt'su asoy f.ey wfi afgp ie'g
49,, .hg : sawa n ehs fs.afsa
asy ars hesriax v ~ '''Ay FfiHea
lia Jpaaa Tah lhog4lf \ ns'
.i,m.s fYgm a. f3oss' hzs u eA''''.
n.,.,l.la Il ggsio. E'grr fear n
~ ams i nsist q lfln slp eh'Hf
n b,ie4 peaes and zosFHl p ~
w,ra. me iayriip Wy r i.la .e'''
,es L called Tho Ntarisf 4 y
,gnssln esgery alaiora,a aha eff''f'
7 rsprsebtinu a laalasaf aodsf :
/, s.,,sy elslt tho Shepherds wa'eh'aT
= Geir a5eka Sc mssi ming y wfa
! wonder aa& ave, 400 tAa Oh'.a Y Y
/. mo stable. shedIlog apgn ilis DARK
= mas tha. ligioy lizHA vlld WA Y
u eys,soread ,bs eofid. John ll'l
20 in st. Nicholas for Jiaaary'
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sAlsxsaisia. yif8ials, fseae''y "s'
a n,,ta ssatsnsisl sslssfsi.sa y y
a.s chs,.s siafss sf 'Aai p'a''.
,...,...i.ss9 u. sae saadirsas' yssf
sa,.., d. psssas eon'h sad y.
ss.s, yss agaared sisb rvligloa' 80
,.t., sa,sl-at aepfoprisfe n so o.
s..,so. rba ediaos i' baiI' q tf'es
vs.ss va. lmporie5 from haz'a,'l
os.t n, In iolaeao. sol among 'a'
',.,d.we, Wlo wore lalefssie1 " 'pe
e..s.,sesfon N d.c baildInR sg' GEO
w,.s,og,oo, Wlio was oIeete8 q 'es'
,s,m,o IN ebo pf,sh IN He5. i'
g.. o.e ol t,a 6ot 10 bold ihe Once
s,4 to remained in lto position lo'
m,s, gmra Tie bigh square vaeko'
,ow Which Ne 0eupiad While wo'
/ .llreiog remains in ne'fly vs. org
t,.l rorm. itis recorded 10 che bo'A
a ,be church ihat Washington p'H
chased ,ho pew NJ soon az The edil'e i
Goa eo,,olotsd. lor the sum OF 10
toe 4 Bible which belonged '
: Washington is sdii used 10 The S'
Ices. and there is one other thing
....ia1 n,o yi.itor Of the grel
man, a tablet to biz memory inser''
+ IN the will Visitors 70 Mount We
y NON frequently stop at Alexandra
lbeir way ~ aud down for the pu
81 nose Of inspecting the church aoo
y aid that the cushion in Washington
sh new has been nearly torn to F'eccs
'k these persons, although it was ma
's' half a century or more after the DEF
RS, ae WASHINGTON. Its believed by
M present parishioners that the , fa'
Iu'. Of his country did not permit h.m
tea the luxury of cushion in cliurcn'
!, 10 sat majestically upon pare " =
the while listening to the sermons Oh
nastor. The building has additi'
SO ;ntorest for the South IRON the
IN that General r. E Lee was conn
ed in it 10 1858.
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...u. s,.sa.assa f9u eahien
a, "a f,.o,s issms Saafsn. pee'
a y.sw. sn.l htd w~aas Ie''i9'i i'sH +
vi as.iafsssdlag iaslf f'lRlp"s 'n'
1.ees,l v4ats. hfea Yft th'y s''
..., .so d, 200 ~ we ibdalia b'e.''na
,tst st,,t la bclog ri'jaeied sos W.
po,sf ~ Ymtse flle. -
fttafbnen ever faaf n ","
s.,,i. ess aaysr appreciates tha bon.
80 ,es simsaafi wbo kIll 'ad
I'D, tbsm lof iboir good Pbli'p ~
,at d,a tiass of Alsh determined ~
lsv ne low Coaaifies va''e' $50
,-,.,qol.h r.s bsrosis' ~ fhg poopl'
!, o,siroen blood. TIds wns ~ sa''
d.s., ,ous. The kpf cspreissl iho
,t,a,t I'm hs efs5si baun, "hnlo.
se,,oa easia,dm qmm damratom'
e,t pa pani "fclacteiF 90 thi'
oo.lo ef saIgarJa o. much 81 G'aj
ool Calhoun. and lho Whole popala'
4, ,i,o Gin a mor cnt oi recruitment de.
,e,wiori ~ "dio iu uie last di'cl,
The righteous souls Of The bughsi
= pufinn. were vexed from day 70 ua.
dpt Catholicism should exist 10 Ire
il land. It was "a relic Of baroar's'n'
q il was a "Jlighupg oarseT here "'
a. an "irroprcssible conflict between
II aud the great truths which Purl"'
20 i.m had adopted. 70 the Puritan
4. inpelled like you by disinteresled &c
" in great cause, and not az al
at ovaricc OF hatred, pIundcred the LII
ry lilled them Wy thoufands, 10
nd ros.eysi,n of their church
!, bopisbcd their native leade
the end Sci up government OF su'
not ccrs to tax, tithe, condscate, and
Oey noyerish them. rne Irish resis
NV JO'Ni 'S'' -
inc this. fought it for centuries ana
ned ibis day they cannot understand
? at purity of the Puritans.
hoo admit that passions like these
,.o, in eradicable and so deeply seated
,.a the nature of man-should not
,on. , wantonly provoked Certainly
in magistrate or senator who bases
!" nn, lie no5JI5v on 7T7i calculation
npt. pu' i'o lF'i'0l va -, of
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F.n Hs aHrt Et'faa.
ttaessty ogtst oi blf @f'e' 'n
r..rsa seaafJ tsrtl i7 w'
H.. t.osiy up w ta liw OF '.o
s...t. A. lsou o. be- tad o eo.e' "
g.5.ri,,gi.ladoo hc announced taa'
a...,.,.,toa vas eeaf aai i"e,'i''
E's. f.m.gbtts psaaeabis or s.o.'"'' =
..5 1,sry esmt ~ blsaaf ot dai'y y,
1,,rtf ilad 60 u,e consomm'l''n "'
.t.t..~o lle would bmfoloo COM
'....,.,aaI o6af n0 tcfmf w 'Ne
s..t re d,cn nara va5 bai % %oos
.to.,o,,i,c. .a6eiaioa or jcaui' Ih'.
,.ois of beflabing Iis -opaiof''t on.
t,s r,sis.cnily rollovcd WV "'a'
ti,n ,our bean iieai Of great sin,'s
msp. Gar sa.cs,or TO Cloy and va.
Eono who equally rclucisd' at h'
,oiicy asd towering high aoov
y ,y.t.,cr WHO ancye. would make u
Ma mind to meet IL fully in the ,acc
Lccouse lo saw there the Union bro
G on into dishonorcd fragments and u
country drcnehcd with lrate'"a' go,
By many pcrsous who kno" n'
we'll, these foroeious demonstrate
Of hostility to the public peace
Union, and the Constitution, w''o
corded AZ tie elap'trap oi o m'
domagogue; shoms intended 70 @ cay y,
no Mira abolilionists, and Halter III
i. cruel rapacity with hopes :" olO
"a and plunder which would never
gratidod. Those who held this op
.5o,,-yhilc they did not think MIN
dangerous mar. had amost IH'pea pei
ani and bic contempt and detesta'iA 10. Tor
gas character. But others took hlm
y y. II 4, m2re serious way. Southern
'''' .-aaially believed itunsaie TO 'g, :
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.t..f., f....tss,f n meif Hsiaflig
~.,,g .sd hhi ~ fev msH
,aas Tly ad set mlah N
ff rB t,8fs iHrn-s'e'.l ai .iaAa
..fNstsy mtaea faf'9t 'a''.ll
l.ftsmsia sgssd'aI'on aa' hfs
s.,t., ,tosa pooplal ah,ea naas
f,m.fs tm faesfy ejHmopeehl'" "
tss vlfY,a.a ~ soaib esto''aa
vta, ri.g.ai uaaoH bld "''
d.m ~, many e.atpf~ u"i ".
.,of fs chftuta Ctareh dld
..,ooesseit III ist eos'd holl ihen
a.,,,i,. .ga.l5ls on'y .of iho alo'e
.f6. egwar is myo hem. Ih'y
s.sy G,tihs h6sn of ho fopnb'e.
!, .,d o.hsr men, tbs test and gfea'''.
ar,ts5sr hrl lived aeemdioe 70
Jt. nttb ond lakca it with 'Hem
art,oeyb Che yslIey of tbc sl@dow ol
y 5.,M8 Some o. ttem believed " o
5,,rarou evil, bat dil nos zee h'"
l' 80, ,,i Of Il. This las' class we're
~ e.nse,,lly fcscnud Of cat'ido inter
l' r,,epoc. They fclt, as Jefferson a''
I, Lot ,bcy ohad I've wolf Wy The cars
~ nc, could neither hold on with com
'' ror, nor let go with safety and
We asdc ,bcw extremely Indignant 10 o
up no,dod in ,l,e reor. Ia all that 'oul
Q ,rv. from the Potomac to the 'l'
OK OK Jcre was probably not one man WI
the 90, a.,viaced that this difficult su
'Te' ;o.t .bonld be determined for them
''m .,rorcers and enemies. seeing tn
on' ve in the North had held fast to eve
'he ..nnd nj human hesL we owned, al
re- ..,., ,ro,Led il 10 death or sold
ie,e for a price, our provisions lor
Jo.e r.ooJou, @, unborn negroes did
he'r ,ond much 10 their edihcation' IL
Iooo had no confidence in that "r'pen
pin '"lia''''o ,.a. &C ;ts eyes in horror
IL .n,a. lhe sight Of negro compelled 10
"na ~: corn or pick cotton, yet gloated 0
IA 80 a the prospect of insurrection and !! y
W n,,n sayea. They were nearly unanln
osn;se in the op.aiop, that this Yankee
o,L trnsion into their affair . Y
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The Howard Defalcation.
REPORT on SECRETARY or wAi'


WAn UFpAErMESr, "A
W AypyGroS, y. g., De-. 4. is'5) II
10 as sseskee ef He Hgae y RePys''''ssp's' Z
tlft.ifartoa n. q. 90
Sia.-In the course Of busincss con
pectcd with tic settlement Of iho al.
fairs and paying the unsettled claims
Of the Barcaa Of Rclagcc Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands, certain de- |
velopments have been made wlncS !
deem it proper, under The eiicum-
stances, to submit to Tie House q
Represcntaliycs for such action as
may appear to be right /. 4
As to to the mislpPlicatlon o.
public funds the records are IN evi7
dence, and these irregularities o. law,
seemingly, have had much 70 .dq
. with the confusion Of The records q
fectivc condition, and the ann -
: entire suspension Of work BY Inc
late Bureau ..t
The responsibility and accountable
ity attaching to the commissioner 50
far as now developed, amounts to-
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Christmas in Spain.

There is no civilized country On
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-04
THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EvEN'G., NOVEMBER a.

WORTH KNOWING Every little while we
read in the papers of some Que who has struck
rusty nail into his foot, or knee or hand or
some other portion OF his person, and that lock
jaw bias resulted theretrom, OF which the pa
tieut died. Ii every person IN the world was
aware of perfect remedy for all such wounds
aud would apply it, then such reports must
cease. But although We eau give the remedy,
we cannot enforce the application. Some will
not employ it because they think it too supple;
others have 40 faith 10 it when they read It,
while Others often think such wound OF small
account and not worth tussing over, until 1t Is
TOO late to do any good. Yet all such wounds
can be healed without such fatal consequences
as follow them. The rmedy Is simple, al
most always at hand, and eau be supplied hy
any one, aud what i, better, Il Is lutaiilpe. IL
Is simply to smoke such wound, or any WOUND
or bruisc that is lIh ,Ded, with burning wool
or woolep cloth. Twenty minutes 10 the smoke
of wool, will take the pain out OF the "orSt
wound, and repeated once or twice, 1t will al
Law the worst case of Inflammation arising irou
a wound we ever saw People may sheer at
this ''old woman S remedy as much as they
please, but when they are afflicted, just let
them try it. 1t has saved many lives aud much
pain, and is worthy of being printed IN letters
Of gold and put up in every home. = Bngh0m
tom Democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-04
FALL GLOTHING.

My stock ofFALL CLOTHING ana 9ENlo'
FURNISHING GOODS is now complete, COM
prsing the greatest variety Of SUITS, of the
latest styles best material and finest finish ever
before offered.
am doing large business, with compare
tiyely small expenses; hence my ability to sell
cheaper than the like can be procured in larger
cities. My stock being unsurpassed in variety
nd quality, you will do we'll to give me call,
and thereby save large percentage
s. DEALHAM, Fashionable Clothier,
octo SO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-04
PROPOSALS.
SUPPLIES FOR AIMS HOUSE.

Sealed proposals for four months supplies for
the Aims House will be receive until n OVEN
Der It'll, 1874, at my Office, to be delivered 20 the
Superintendent As wanted
1900 to 1900 lbs Shoulder Bacon.
3 TO 4 bbis Extra Flour.
Dbl good grocery grade Porto Rico Sugar
sack Rio Coffee
/ Dbl Knights Syrup.
bbs good Eastern Herring.
Potatoes by the bushol, Ground Pepper,
Ground Mustard, Candles, Soda, Butter, Lard,
all by the ID, Soap by the b * and ID, Coal III
and Vinegar by tn" gall n, | sack q. A. and |
suck Fine Salt, Alb Ut l25 bushels Corn NJ cal and
30 TO 80 busIels Mill Feed.
The committee reserve the right to reject any
ami all bids. WIN A. MOORE,
oct 29-td Chm. Joint Committee on Poor
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURALAN AND ME-
Y CHANICAL COLLEGE.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Sealed proposals are hereby invited for the
erection of two large College buildings and tive
dwelling houses. Plans and specifications fl r
the same can be seen on or after the u of No
vember next, either at the College in Blacks
burg, or ut the office Of A. Lybrook, Architect,
Richmond, Va. The proposals to be handed in
on or before Tuesday, the 24th OF November.
The estimates to be made out separately for each
building, and in detail for the different ranches
If The work viz: tor BrckWork, Carpenters;
work, Plastering, Painting Stating, &C.
The right Of rejecting all ods is reserved
II. BLACK, Rector, Backsburg,
oct 2O-lm Montgomery county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-04

:" 4 CARD.
IL LAYING concluded to close out my bust
ness l give notice to all in want of
STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES, TIN,
COPPER: and SHnET-IRON WARE
10 call on me before purchasing elsewhere, where
they can get them ut
TWENTY PER CENT LESS
than the regular price. My stock embraces the
very best that can be fou;d, and l intend to
close out at very low figures Country mer-
chants and others in want Of anything IL my
Also JOBBING done in the very best manner
ENOCH GRIMES,
oct lot sim AZ King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-04
H"DOU avn COM.

COAL COAL
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
ceiving at 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 FRAN KILN LOR-
JOHN'S, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colliery, es-
teemed the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, Of Steamer, Broken,
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety of Coal s
kept distinct from that of others, and is cs
peclally prepared for family use; Yards floor
ed md Coal sent out well screened and free from
slate, 224O lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clarridge & Grigg,, corner h,ng (; and nc
ROYAL sts, or at the yards will be promptly lied.
I. ]. MEHAFFEY IL CO.,
jy17 Wharf and Yards foot Of Queen St
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aKDCEEiEh,
WY A. JOHNSON,

JXT A. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.,
NO a CORNER QUEEN AND Pill S1S.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
He would inform dealers and others that ne is
prepared to furnish them with all kinds OF
POTOMAC FISH,
at the lowest possible prices, and would call
he attention ofbuyers to the fact that his hranI
has stood No. | in market at all times, and that
eintends to sustaia his reputation in al respects.
All orders addressed to William A johnson
Alexsndria, Va, will receive prompt attention
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Handmade WorSted Work.

In this department can be found Infants
Socks, Mittens, Shirts, Sacques, Over Drawers,
in white and coored Of the newest styles
@r Every lady should examine our stock of
the above mentioned goods before purchasing
elsewhere Washington nov 3-Gm
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{ VI 7 D E'S STEAM LINES
~ TO

{ , II - = n III ~ q >
~ TO
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON
Steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY and SATU RDAY, at II o'clock M
DAY and SATURDA y, from -
Pier No l II orth Wharves, at IL O'Clock NJ
This line connects at Alexandria with the O.,
il. s NJ. and w. & o. K. Rs, anG at Phiadel-
pha with the new and popular Iron Line" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care
free OF commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage il Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-fve hours. Through rates and Though
bills Of ading given. Insurance guaranteed ut
less than usual rates.
Agents:
f. A. EEED, Alexandris.
VIII. 7. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia
GEO. F. HYDE, Georgetown, D. C.
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Under Vests and Drawers,

For Ladies' Misses, Children and Infants, in
high neck and long sleeves, high neck and short
sleeves low neck and short Sleeves with Draw
ers to match in all sizes
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WITHOUT CiAN cr IA NJ.
On and after unday, Sept ~, 1874
SOUTHW ARD-Lesve Baltimore 500 NJ
and 800 D. m. Leave Washington .:uS u. N.
and 7:0S y. m; Alexandria 1:55 d. IL. ad I:IU
D. m; Gordonsyile 1928 p III. ard 1900 night
Charlottesville l.39p.m. and 200 an; Lynch
burg 500 p. m. and Ais a. M, and arrive nj
Danville $40 p. m. and $50 u M, conncctil "a
Gordonsvlc with Ches. s Ohio Road, East and
West; ut Lynchburg, with Atlantic Miss md
Ohio, to West and Southwest, and, ut Dany He,
with the Piedmont Air. line to ali points III North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida anu tla
Southwest.
NORTH Eanvile 525 q. n.
and 400 D. M; Lynchburs ut 9:05 II. m. and
lois p. m; Charlottesville l2:06 y. III. and l:loa.
H., Gordonsville ut l:3O p m. snG 2lO q. m,
arrive vt Alexandria $50 p. m. and C:l3 a ~,
Washington G:353 p. IN. and BOB Ii. m, and ut
Baltimore $50 p m. and 900 u. m, connecting
at Lynchburg, with trains from West on A, NJ.
l. O. r. K; At Charlottesville, with trains to md
from the Virginia Springs and the West A.
Washington, to the West and MI the Eastern
cities; at Baltimore, to Philadelphia and New
York.
MANASSAS DlVISION-Passcn4 train
leaves Alexandra. daily, except Sunday, ut ~
a. m. and arrives 1t Stras burg Junction at IL. 10
p. m. Leaves >trasburg at lao p. m, and ar
rves ut Alexandria 5.55 p. M, connecting
with Main Linz train to Washington and the
North. This train makes close connection, ut
Strssburg, with the mail train OF the Valley
Road to Orkney and Rawiey Springs md all
points westward, and to Winchester and Ca
pom and Jordan's W hite sup ur Springs.
EXCURSION TICKETS, good to October
3lst tc ali the Virginia sprlige, on Valley
Road, on Ches. s. Ohio and Atlantic, Miss and
Ohio Roads. on sale ut Washington, AlcXan-
dria, Lynchburg and 'anvl!"
Special attention is called to the fact lnat
full supply Of through tickets to nj. points south
of Danville is now ovrea at the principal pilIc,s
Of the Company.
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