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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
: THE CHIEF SIaSAr. OrEIi

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Mar. d.--S p. In.
PROBABILITIES.
On Thursday for the eastern and middle
states north and northwest winds diminish
ing in force, decidedly lower temperature
than on Wednesday and clear weather.
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wANrEn go ne HEARD FRoM

II anybody has ever used the thorough and
scientific course of treatment recommended Df
the proprietor OF Dr. Sagc'S Catarrh Remedy for
the cure OF Catarrh, and has not been perfectly
cured. the Proprietor Dr. X, V. Pierce. would
like TO hear from that person, and by address
ing him at the Worlds DispcnSary Bundlo, n.
Y, such person, If there be one, Will hear OF
something to his or her advantage, rs the Doc
tor is In earnest when he offers $500 reward for
case OF Catarrh which he cannot cure, and IS
perfectly able to pay il II he fails in 4 single
case, as any one may ascertain upon inquiry.
The thorough course OF treatment referred 20.
and recommended by Dr.. Pierce, consists IN lhe
use OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh remedy with Dr.
Plerce's Nasal Douche which is the only means
by which the fluid can be carried high up and aI-
piled to all parts OF the nasal passages ana the
chambers connected Herewith in which ulcers
exist and from which the discharge proceeds.
In addition to this thorough application OF the
Remedy, which shouu always be used warm,
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery must
be taken earnestly, as constitutional treat
ment, without which few cases can be cured as
the disease is always constitutional and should
be treated accordingly. This treatment has no
unpleasant features about 1t, and has the 8d-
vantage OF never driving the disease To the
lungs, as there Is danger OF doing by the use ci
strong, irritating snuffs or poisonous solutions.
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Sew Yor:s STOCK ANA Money lnnrKet,
N~prv Nopy Marpb 4


''N'''@'f'''''
Money ca at 3a4 per cent.
sterling exchange at 4-s3is Tor 60 days
customs rcc22Pjs at the Gold Exch.asc to-day
COLD closed at ~ after selling at li2A@
illai.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
So 1900.
Cleariuss ia the Gold Exchange ,c-lays
amounted to s29.OJOO1O.
Government bonds are active bul lower.
State bonds are duil and nominal.
stocks opened acuNc and weak, and declined
short interest was put out, but during the last
hour If business the market turned from bear
to buil, and with an active hu ing demand Tor
leading shares. Prices advanced from . To IL
per cent. and in some case, the opening prices
were not only reached, bat passed. Rock
decline. The market closed strong.
The sales between 10 and o'clock amounted
to 23,0j0 shares, OF which 29,poO Western Tn
ion 1890 UhiOa Pacific; 1860 Wabash T.,
800 Pacific Mali 1908 ohio's; $1,000 New
| York Central 1000 st. faui $500 Lake
Shore 1850 Rock Island 23,0J0 Northwest
ern cOiunOn and 1900 Preferred
Where blanks occur there were nO.Dlds.
The following are the closing quotations {.
| L. $. 6s s. lis "a cleveland. Column
| L. :. Is ~ coupJH.il04 bus & Gill;. 20
| y, 5. 5-2os ~ reg .ll6 So. Central. lo4t,
L. :. 5-20S ~ coup. ll6 Rock Island. .... .lu4s.
| L. : bros u coup.l lis Mil. q 81. Paul. 4Si.
! L. s. 5-2Us % Olu..1i9' do. Preferred. 69h.
| L. : t-2Os 'G3 ncW.ll1 % T. ". * W......... ~ a
| U. : 5-20s GI.......iio4 do. preferred. 20
| U. 5-20S 'Gs......llS Fort NUNnc...... %.
| l.. 5 Is new.......ll4 Alton and Tere
! L. ;. lU-iOS reg. III l.dGtc............ 10
U 5. l0-4Os coUponlt9' 90. preferred. ~
! Currency Is. ll6 Chicago & Alton. 100
Delaware and Hut do. preferred. 10 y
son CGnal......llIi - ohio ~ Misslssippi 30 3
! ipnsl......... IDel,Luck. West. l0a
d, prcf...... Boston, Hartford Il
Cons t iiatcd Goi % c. e + Indiana
! Cumberland ...... 90 Ccuiial.......... 20
/ Western a. %
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ADDISON County.

BRIDPoRT.
Town clerk, n Bennett.
Treasurer, A A Fletcher.
Seectmen, Julius J Crane, G X Walker
and Edgar Grovenor
Constables. Ira Doty I'd do L r Will
cox.
Listers, II n Sollace. A II Rice and T
Bailey.
Superintendent of schools, Charles n
Hayward.
Town agent, II n Sollacc
Auditors, VIM r Breasted, j b Huntley
and II 5 Bross.
Tax voted, - cents.
CORNWALL.
Moderator, Edward Dana
Town clerk. T p ID Matthews.
Treasurer Harris Bingham.
Trustee, Harris Bingham.
Sccctmen, Harrison W Bingham, Ed
ward $ Dana, William ii Matthews.
Constable, Arson w Frost.
Ovcrsccrs. the Selcctmen.
Listers, William IL De Long, John A.
Atwood, Benz. 5 Field.
Supt of schools, Rev 5 w Magill
Town agent, Julius b Benedict
County court grand jurors, Henry Lane,
Champion VI James.
Auditors, Julius b Benedict Harrison f
Dean. Grin Field.
TaX voted. 80 cents.
LEICESTER.
Town clerk, A + Stanley.
Treasurer, a L Stanley
Sclectmen, Geo Swinington. f II Ran
no. l. ID Jenny.
( Constable, Hiram n Morse.
/ Listers, Hiram Capron, L b Jenny, n 4
Johnson.
/ Superintendent of schools. L b Jenny.
/ Town agent, l. ID Jenny
Auditors, Walter Thomas. d L Smith,
Geo W Paine.
/ Town clerk, Roswell Bot.um.
Treasurer, j w Boynton.
Selectmcn, r f White c L Abel, NJ
Royce
Constable, II w Sholcs.
Listers, II d Hail, S n Warren, p P
! Vail
Supt of schools, G A Kiihball.
Town agent, DR.. Earl Cushman.
Auditors, Samuel Bascom, Arthur Muir
! ray.
sHoREHAM.
Town clerk, @ & Rich.
/ Treasurer, Gasca Rich
/ .5clectmen, Edison A Brchard, Frank
| Moore. A b Trcadway.
Constable, II $ Brookns.
Listers, f NJ Cook, 7 Brookins, II w
| Jones.
superintendent of Schools, 7 BroOkins.
Town Agent, J Il Rich.
Auditors, J II North, A w Perry, Ny
ron Plat
Tax voted % cents
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CRAMTON GILMORE - At the Berwick
House, Rutland, March l. by Rev. T.. Miils Mr..
Charles G. Cramton OF Tinmouth, and Miss Belle
Gilmore Of Ira
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From Wnshlngton.
MRS. GAiNFs SUES CALEB CUSHING roR LIBEL
WAstftNGTo.;. March 2

MRS. e>iNFs SUES CALEB crsntNo rontIBEt.
WAsuiNeroY. March 3.
Mira NIvra Clark Gaines has entered suit
against Caleb Cushing. claiming s2OO. 900.
for libel in that one If ,l.e recent bills fled
by Mr. Cushing he CHARGED her Wih MAX
inc a wonIop and GROSSLY ralicjnus accnsa.
ton against himself. Judge Paschsll brings
the1snjl for Mrs Crimes
,,.r. Ism n,..,,,,,. oo,,,,,,, .r rsr
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43D CONGRESS....FlRST SESSION
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WAsliiNGToS, March l.
Mr. Arthur Of Ky. announced his opposi-
ton to the bill because it would form an
unconstitutional aud adaltcrous intercourse
of political monopoly with chartered mo-
nopoly, and because it would form an UNI
constitutional and pernicious Interference
with our commercial freedom and vested
rights but he especially opposed it be-
cause it was Capitalization, and centraliaa-
ton was the sepulclrc Of liberty.
Mr. lIurlburt of H., and other members
Of the committee on railways and canals,
addressed the House in support of the bill,
and characterized the arguments made by
Mr. Arthur of Ky. against it as an exhibi-
ton of wrctched oil hercsy and extrava-
giant state sovereignty.
! He held that there was no danger 50 great
to industrial pursuits of the country; no
danger so great to the political morality Of
country as the uncontrolled dominion of
gigantic railroad corporations. Five men
if they choose to write rs they generally
did co,,,1 ,ol,o afr oro third or one,ba,f Of
all ,ro1uo,f,.o i,l,str, of b;s oo., s,o,o
tn IA va, ,l.,,s.,o c1,fcss ,ho, ,,,;s nov
o.,,,,o,,, ,,,, a., ,,,,,Into f,;lnro and tho, !,
could not grapple with ana control constl-
tutionally, justly and fairly, all things
that tended to common welfare within the
,a,,.o.. ,.;..,, 60 r,,...oss n, ,ho oo,s,it,
h., It. ,.,....- .,..,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,.o,.
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o''7 'S' II '''''. 20 '''''" Nv. 'oi,'''
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'''g so''' '''''''' was It ''''''''''
'"0'N '''''1 ~ ''''''' way paw Va III,
country Pfo''S'' 'i'''ic"'a"s '"' c'''' """
manifest su"SIra''h' Oh iee''ns "' '''e M
justice "''e'o'' ANU "' S''ei ''''''"'' II" '"'-
minlstration, no party no congress had the
rght TO disregard t'iese symptoms Oh tnc
great c"''s'''"''''''' ''s'"' o''0o III '''o D'''
|
ever tNere was any co''''''crce WIG" c"u'"
pe properly ueiol'l'n"'c' '''le'-'''o COM
merce lne coh'r'l'lHS mana Oh Tue Oh''eu
0'n,eS governments c"0!" '''' WI "'
i"'' every S'"'' ,''S'''"'''" was '"',''i
went 10 ''H, '"',''.'' anu ''''' ever! r',''-
Ter io' l"'''""'' '"I " i''l}' " ANY '"''''5
o'S' '''''' was " P''' VI '''' S'o". - s'.''' ..
h''r state commerce was SuoJeo' III All
respects 10 ''r 'o"lrol 81 congress anu ~
was ready /" give o"o'' ny MS No'o !" ''i"'
op''c'' His country "o san" IA '"l'.u-
son. hau i"'cIly nun lfoS'r''e iNe N"l''-
yer Nhch H'''P""NHs Hc"' MN III MS s'o'P,
All "'rl' 'l '''a'''' I'll "'"' "i usage una "a
FRAUD Ia" "'eh hcaped upon 'He il'hNs
oil 'hc sleeping giant NcAl'h h"u peen
accumulated IN private hands at Il r"'c su'i'
as no country la" ever seem Al" IN ninety
nine cases OUT OF every h"idteu 'hesc CO.
loSa'd fortunes iAd oech pU'lt up ny "puseS
suiieled ana Tolerated py 'Ho hi''ci'o s''ci''
nut now spaahinS lh3ustTy oil tue country
IL was llht i!4ay NRh- - Shouih o'y th"'
~ '''N'' '',''' ~ ''''O "''' w '''s'' WY :"
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Vote FOR Conn,, uommissloncr.

In Sudbury a II Webb bad % votes and
4 Wc0h 9.
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Jllc 8utlaaN 5lailu Glohc.
haNEEN SERVICES, 1874.
Trinity Church, Rutland.

Ash Wednesday, every Friday until Palm sun
day and every day In Holy Week. at Il a. In.
and ESQ p. m, at the church.
Every Wednesday. other than above, at $50 p.
m, at the hall.
Sermons on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
Brief Lectures on Wednesday evenings
Sermons on Friday evenings by various clergy
man. as follows:
Mar. g. :" 4. II. Randall of Poultney.
10 Il. II. Atwill OF Burlington
20 A. II. Flanders of Chester.
~ W. II. Collins Of Vergennes.
Holy WEEK.-The Way OF the Cross.
Palm Sunday-Trlumphaut Beginning.
day-DisappOlntmcnt.
Tuesday-Open opposition.
Observation-Disclosures.
1hursday-"Persocuted for righteousness
Sake"
Good Frday-"Faithful unto Death"
Easter Even-"They rest from their labOrS"
Holy Baptism VIII be administered on Easter
Even at p. IN.
The Rt. Rev. the Bishop OF the Diocese Will
Whit the Parish on Wednesday In Holy Week.
and administer theSacred Rite Of COnhrma-
ton,
WM j. HARRIS, Rector
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Moderator, Benjamin Markham.
Town clerk, Daniel w Taylor.
Treasurer, Lyman II Hodgman
Selcctmen, Richard d EstabroolIs, Leayit t
L Wood, Lyman II IIodgman.
Constable, Edwin s Cotton Cd do. r. l.
Madden.
Listers, John Johnson, Andrew Il Esta-
brooks, Jehal Webb.
Superintendent of schools, Lyman II
Hodgman,
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TIE MoIErY SYSTEM.

New York. March4.
1t is not generally believed any bill re-
forming the moiety system will pass Con-
gress owing to the opposition to such a
measure from Conkling in the Senate and
Butler in the House. \ heavy custom
house lobby is working against any modif-
cation of the present system.
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The Tribune says reporters are excluded
from the hearing Of the ways and means
committee of Jayne and others. 1t is
stated that the loss to the government for
failure to pay the required duties by Phelps,
Dodge & Co, was only $1,000, whereas
that firm was compelled to pay over a
quarter million of dollars, large share of
which was pocketed by informer Jayne
Mr.. Dodge will testify before the commit
tee. \. IL. Rich and Collector Arthur and
naval officer Latin of New York have also
been summoned Woodruff & Robinson
paid $4,000 to Jayne for government on
account of discrepancy of 3l400. which
was occasioncd by change in the law rela-
tive 10 the duty on salt. 1t was admitted
that the firm had shown no criminal intent,
aid it was the first case of such charac-
ter in the experience of the firm whose
business had covered over $3.50 0J0, 900.
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The strike Of the cap makers is not end
Ell notwilhstaud some firm. assert that TIT
trouble is all over.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-26

2anoe entfremoete. Gang abseie9en bas
bon, baB man bte felt 800 Sabren IN Ste1
benbiirgen unter S3eflern, &umanel nllo
llngarm Iebenbeu Ga4ien ni6t afnebr
9elttl6e neittten fam, berliereil Dtelelpell
BET Ser neuen @inridtnng MIR alte .s3opfS
beitimmungen, (fp. perbietet8 8, .. etn @rs
Lab bon 1900 bds ,WiG6erlaiien bon In
earn un6 GumGliletn Iii beuti6en SrterD-
ltn6 erbalten 'dHe 'nn Siebenbitrgen tpobs'
member gtationen gfei6 e Ge6te. Sar>
iiber f0nncn mint Sod bic 9euti6en nt9t
ftagen, benn int beiti6en &et9 ma6t
mai AUDI nit btn 8o1en unO Odnen feline
4ltsnabme, uno te6es 3alo foroert Don
ben III linn g8~obnenben l%lntertperfltng
nnter Bic Ge5eBe. lleber1aupt bepalt
Sicbeubiirgen dis 2anb fitr lid nod BEL
iere @eleBe, ais fe bas Ntlttterla1to Hlz
gnrn beiibt, ulb. be5oltDers Dte Berg nilS
WalogeicBe iino Diel FREEZER, ais I'M galz
gen Ibrtgen Sejferrei6.
Gum S9liB nil td Sbnel, nod mttz
tbeilel, DaB bic 8itterung prddttg 1T.
9ta6 Observation-Disclosures 9te9eit lteDen Die
Saatelt alts9eSei0net, nno lalien clue
CUTE @rlte Doffen. Ser Betu 1T i'm
Yreile beoetItelto s~einRfea.
l9,' $. &enner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-26
(gorreippnbsnB Der Suinois StaatsScituus.
MU9artI@e SMFdnSe+
BubasNef, @n0e MpriI 1877

8ubas8ef, @noe 9lpriI 1874.
unaarn Iiefert 70 re6t ben 8etpeis,
pie Elm 2anb burd Observation-Disclosures
au @ruube geri9tet tuerben fann. Mit
benz 6ur1 Beuit gei6lofenen 9usgletd
bon 1867, iuel6er nitgarn III cine 3ients
lid unabbdnsige SteIlurs bon DETER
reid bra9te, 9laubte man f6pn ais
@roBmaAt fungiren 3u tonnel, unb ba
at ben 4usgaben fit ben @eiammtltaat
uur 80 Yro3ent 3l Ieiften tparen, ipdbs
renb Sefterret9 70 Bro3ent altf fem
go1to ii~bernebmen muBte, TO iGiem es
aud, ais ob finan3ieae Grifen ME eintres
ten tpitrben.
SIS d nber rtnr 10, benn felt benz
1867er Sabre franft nngarn an elmer
finan3ieuen &rtfts, tpeI6e f1on hronii6
getDoroens lit, un6 aIe T~tnansminiIter
6aben pergebIi9 perillht, MitteI 3mr
mftfdidbR Jena oieler &rantbeit ousfinbig gu
Der 6auptfebler. paB a w.
falIen ME @elo 3u finben lift, liegt an ben
8eamten. Wit 2usnabme bet 1Irfei
gibt es tuobI nirgenbs einen 10 corrnnl=
ptrten Beamten # AIT b tpfe geraoe
III ungarn. uuteri6lagungen, Belte6s
n1t8en, pffene 9tebitGble lno bic raffinirs
teften 8etrisereie1 auf geie5It9em Wese
nerben nirsenbs tn gr0Berem WfnBitabe
ausgefibrt. Die Mnfi6eren &egierMngss
nerbdltniie f0einen aud ba Elm groBes
gbeiI S6uIb au baben. Wdbreno hent
bic Oentpartei am &uber lit, fomi1t
morgen bieueidt bic 1uBerfte 2infc ober
Der llnioniftentlub, ober fonit cine anoere
polttii6e Srattion ans &lDer uno tper1t
in anoeren 2Gnoern li6 Die Sratttonen
in bemotratiide utb republttanii9e, in
conIerpatine unb Itberale i6etoen, fibren
bier bieleIber nur bic Nanten ibter, Sub
rer unb mnter bieiem S1Iagtuort Deroen
aIle bic Griege unb 4IGnteIeien nit Der
ienetligen 3egierung i'm Hei6stage ges
fiibrt,-peL6e has politii6e 2eben in
itn9arn al lInterbaItnng nnb Nbpe9ss
Luna 10 reid, aber aud 10 o~nfregeno uro
unbeftGnbig MAIDEN. SIT sIiiflt6 einz
NAL Gin Miniftertnm 3u Stanoe 9ebra9t,
tpeI6es bic 6bmpatbien elmer groBen
Maiorttdt genieBt, 10 Beginner aud i9on
bic S9a93itse, UNI ben BeitanD beielben
81 untergraben un6 es tperoen tbn 10
pieGe S6le6tigtetten an ben &opf ge7
porfen, baB aud ber eiiernite Gbaratter
ieine @ntlaliung mtpnnft.
Nuf oieIe Meile tit es nun i6on iabres
lang gega1gen; ieoes Trutiqbr Hnp ieoer
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his child. Booth, being devoted|y attached to
his family, immediately returned 10 his farm,
giving no intimation either of the contents OF
the letter or of his intention. Money, sollclta-
tions, engagements or anything else would have
no effect ia Inducing that tragedlan to remain
when there was any sickness at home. After
Booh was gone the magnet OF attraction was
wanting, and the engagement fell to the ground.
After the sudden termination OF the Rich-
moud adventure, Halubliu returned to New
York annoyed aud disappointed By Booth pro-
cedure. Here he remained superlntend'ng the
affairs of his theater. under the control OF his
Stage mauager Mr. Flynn, who was conducting
the establishments ia prosperous nlanner when
made amends TO Hambiiu for his other uDproilt-
able speculations. -
1t was now proposed by Hamblln that Flynn
should 80 to MaTyIaniand brlus Booth, otter'ng
to cancel his engagement, provided he could 10
duce him 10 pav three nj ghts week i4r the
period of three mopths conscious that F'ynu
was the ouly person who could induce HIM TO ac
cede to the proposition. Fyuu left tol bcialr'
aud, after spending Iwo days at the farm pre-
vailed upon Booth to accept Haulbin offer.
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LADIES HOUSE SHOES.
Large stock and great variety, suitable tor OLD
At WADDEY'S IA King street.
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GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
AND SHOES.
A large stock of new styles, very handsome,
of the best quality, and ut low prices,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street
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BOOKS .g.NIy sTA7Ip.H'ER !
Bills Il Z D & q.
GEORGE F. FRENCH,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,


No. % King street.
ALEXANDRIA, VlRGlNlA.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA.
Now on hand full supply OF the books re-
adopted by the Virginia State Board of E"uca-
ton, and prepared TO furnish them in any guam
tity at the ot.ts contract price.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
Dealer in School, Blank and Ml:ccllnnco's
Books, Bibles Catholic and EplScopa! Prayer
Books OF al sizes and "tylos
Also Cap, Note and Letter Paper, Prlntir
Cards, Bill Hesds of all sizes and styles, Printing
ard Book Paper, Flat Grip, Le.tor, Denny anS
Medium, Drawing Paper and Instruments,
Blank Books, Lodgers, Journals, Day Books,
Cash Books full aid half bound, Comp sition
Books. Memorandum and PAS Books.
Me: Special attention paid to the making up
Of Blink Books for cnurts aud railroad 2onl-
panies.
Initial Note Paper and E:v"tpns and Papo.
teries; large stock always on hand. +
Piere's celebrated T franch n ute papec. rep an d
plain. u variety Of shades, and French Gu u'dri!le
Note Paper ard Envelopes to match
Sermon Paper and very thin French Letter
and Note Payer for foreign correspondence.
Fine Gold Pens, WosGehholn's tins Pocket
Knives Pocket Bo ks + the best ku+sn Lea!h-
er and Turkey Morocco also Russia and Mo-
rocco Satrhels and Travelling Bags
Water Colors, Inksiands States, Pencils, Dom
inoes. BACKGAMMON B ards and Men. French,
English an Ame rlcan Ink, Rulers and All other
articles usually kept in a irst-clsss hooMs!4 G.
GEORGE 4. FRENCH,
sep4 % kiEg street.
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ID NJ. LAWSON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No 60 Cameron street,
ALEXANDRIA, va,
T,aaIs in Standard Fertilizers and Grass Seeds
Cash advances made on Grain in store. Con-
sicnnrrts solicited. aug3
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CuILpREN'S SCHOOL AND WALKING
BOOTS.
A large stock and great variety OF styles, AZ
very reduced prices,
At WADDEY'S "A King street.
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D B. LAWSON & CO.,

- B. LAWSON & CO.,
ISuccnssors to r. NJ. Lawson,
GROCERS AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS,
No. g. Cameron street,
suy3 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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LARGESTOCK CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND
SBOkS.
Protection Toe will wear twice IS long as shoes
made in the ordinary way. They will not wear
through the upper at the Toe one tp,al VIII
At WADDEY' IA King street.
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SUITABLE FOR THE
COUNTRY RADE.
to which he invites the especial attention OF
country merchants and farmers.
All in want will do well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
W. B. wADDEY,
"A King street.
sop17 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
To TIE LADIES
We have one of the largest stocks cf FINE
BUTTON and LACE BOOTS ever offered IN
this market, of superior quality, handsome in
sty :es. which will be sold at y small advance on
the cost to manufacture. Call and see
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
LADIES FINE CALF. KID AND RUSSIA
LEATHER BUTTON BOUTS,
Vienna style,
At WADDEi'S, "A King street.
LADIES PARLOR s TOILET SLIPPERS
Ladies' French Kid Broadway Ladies' Last
ing Broadway, Turkey Morocco Broadway,
French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toilet, Lasting
Toilet Serge and Carpet Slippers, IN every style
'''-' At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
LADIES LASTING BOOTS.
A iurge stock with q great variety of new
sty.cs, Beautiful and very cheap,
At WADDEY'S, "A KING street.
NEW STYLES LADIES CATERS,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
.H BURTS FINE SHOES,
FOE LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
LADIES FINE SHOES,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
LADIES' HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTS,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
LARGESTOCk CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND
SHOES.
Protection Toe will wear twice IS long as snoes
made in the ordinary way. They will not wear
through the upper at the zoe one tr,al WIZ WIZ
prove this to your entire satisfaction. For sale
At WADDEYS, IA King street
IN EVERY STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
MISSES WALKING and SCHOOL BOOTS
A large stock, in every style and quality.
Prices low,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
MISSES FINE BUTTON BOOTS
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
AND SHOES.
A large stock Of new styles very handsome,
of the best quality, and ut low prices,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street
CuILDREN'S SCHOOL AND WALKING
BOOTS.
A large stock and great variety OF styles, at
>''' AT, At WAADDEY's IA King street.
INFANTS BOOTS AND SLIPPERS.
A fine stock, in every color, style and quallty'
at very reasonable prices,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
BOYS, AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
A good stock OF new styles, of fine quality,
and ut low prices,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
LADIES HOUSE SHOES.
Large stock and great variety, suitable tor OLD
ladies',
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS,
Kip and Calf good and cheap,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
LADIES FINE WALKING BOOTS,
at WADDEY'S, "A King street.
ALARGE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS,
suitable for the country, to which we invite the
special attention of country merchants, as they
Will be sold very low for money,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
LADIES. GENTS, MISSES and CHILD
kEN'S OVER SHOES.
son 40 At WADDEI'S, "a King st.
GROUND PLASTER.
A RU.-Hsving leased and thoroughly re-
n..J tho ITN1DS CORN and PLASTER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-06

LADIES' FINE WALKING BOOTS,
at WADDEY'S, "A King street.