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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08
G:SEaT SSSsey-EHJlE.
.ylEUttE IA + 20.
- tMUEL J. REED,
CHEAP F1NILY GROCER:

Co. =, VI u u II ~ ~
CHEAP Family GROCER:
No. "a south Fairfax st,
Beg. leave to call the attention Of the public 10
the fact th.t ne has nov OH hand
CHOICE FAMILY BACON.
PURE LEAF LARD, put up in Sima;. pack
agcs expressly for family use.
MlNCE MEAT.
SAUSAGE MEAT-all of h. : own rlGnutNc-
larc- which canno. be SURPASSED. Cali ard try
tuc'n.
Also large supply Of CHOICE FAMILY
GRDGARl rs, FRESH ROLL BUTTER, and
POULTRY, Of all kinds received daily and 4
fine assortment Of CHOICE EATS. decl7-tt
4 ,HOlCE GROCERIES.
The &ttention oC my customer: aud the fublic
generally Is respectfully called 20 large me oi
chcicr goods such ,s-
RAISlNS, CUEEANTS CITRON,
PRhSERVE ED JELLIES,
CANNED GOODS in great variety,
ENGLISH and AMERICAN PICK Las,
WORCESTERSHIRE and othor SAU Els
NEW ORLEANS MULASSES,
NEW YORK and VA. BUGkWHEAT,
EOMINi GRITS. &c, &c,
together with full stock of pure BkA y DIE,
WHISTLES, WINES. &c, &c. y l&D Virginia
Crab Ample, New York and Newark ClDEE-
ali Of which wall be sold al the rc!y lowest rates,
consistent with fair dealing.
JOSEPH HOPKINS Grocer,
dec No norLh s'.,.riaX 81.
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I}LsY GOODS
ED3sG,TXFE.H.4a,s a. E;GA5sssE.I,,s';

NO. RI KING STREET.
Black Gro Graf. Silk, at S].25, $50, SD,
Irish Poo1ins, 1t sc, 500, 81 y and >sl.:25.
Pure Mohair Alr~cAs. WORTH 75c, at 81.
BIS. AsirAcas woctn jUc 1T SIZE
Bcst A!pscas w"rtA &c, n l,c.
al! wu II C4shmcrcs. worth 13c Il; 'jc.
Beautiful line Of Wa.erproo;s, al ST.. 3!Vo
81 ana 81 -
Ifymensr stock II Ca!nc:, >crs"s, Diagonal i,
&c, &c.
Black Cashmeras. Mcrinos, Dymbazi;.cs T-m~
Uses and Drup Il Eta speciality.
Cashmere Tor Men snd Boys, from he az.
Large assortmen! Of Ladies' AID ,:"rt. I'm
Ger~car.
Lndie.' ii:rino vests, wort! 81 ( i}2!c.
Cent: Undershil= worth l1c, a. 90.
!tl-wool Blankets, worth IS, &: -.
Best yard wide Bieachcd Cot;oHs II l24c.
Shawls-India, Paisley Brochc, McrIAo and
all-woc! fancy.
L..dics' and Misses Fur$ at less than "cua!
value.
Circnt variety of Indies Scars, big stock Of
Notions. SC Guar stocl; is large a~d comrlct"
IN MI its branches Gall aud convince your-
selves. hcc ~
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s,.es.AI, NEVIS,

scgaeac' q '''' -, ..roro, chnrc,.s was
m. at2na1acG - ~" ~. fist Sunday IL the
o.a,.-!t, 'i'"!,' i', ,,',;n, Sunday IN most Of
~ Il. W. ~, u - w H. ;inhhar,, preached
- 'h9;c :, ' ~: No. n,l,,r rulpi:s briug
IN =. u =, ci,,rgr The follow
a..i"'rt - ~ - =, =. .;nnc during the
IN r. :; req ~. H,,'. Christian A>socia-
.rac : m i''l>s He'' - WI 'o..'- '',
tca ..aa.t I. ;''1.!'',,' ', 49,,
90 - i,a,' 49, .'f., fiji rrns =, ,;,rt
u" ) !: - '",,.:...
- Re-, = .-... !. me M,ll.rtISt
F." ,.~,. l,r1un. attended. IN
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>.,y:t :" - ID, :" .,; H.. r.u.. ,r.r~,
il ~ To- a. -'at> :" ~ S,''' :, -" >;H
y t:'IE .,;g,',.. h'...i: ~. ir.,,r Pros
60. rI.r.!. arx. Si.ad ).
i''-''
jr.rI NIGHTS. y" >s.H:!"E 1T i'e&i'
...,. i...o M s,u., 81 c:.c ii &c trustees
'"''' .,;,., -. .,,,>.,ct d. tue ore
q .A1 ~ - .r..,..! =. civil yirni,
pm !. 49, ~ ;.... :.,w,o;,., can, ~;
y. ,..t ~ ~ h'ds" '2''' 1"'!' w., ,"o>'
b. e.s.--' - - -; yh,1 -, ..u tie
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'NMNr.TICaTED.

u .4i is the matter with the pa> Good
.aS i Il good rh!nr, olt II pot properly purl-
;i..I, i i! he room with dlsagrceab bic ordor.
i : i;@eks he olot from tic gas burning III ny
G5n>a hos been xcccdiugy unpleasant. Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

Tie cheapest cellar you can wear is the il m
good i,ccau.~ il will keep clean longer than a4y
glncr. Try il.
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CIRCUIT CouHT FOR TIE COUNTY. --Ihe

iiKCUiT COURT FOR TIE NbUNI1. nc
i bir4,y term Of III. Gent Court for the
cus;.:y, .!ai.o i[citi! siding commenced
TIL. ii,".i,.tg
Geo. Il A!!4m. f.:cman, T. T. Benszel,e,
& sorsa ". i'a.cac!:, Joha Duncan. }: ".
E..r-ri,!@. 4 " Fyhr.y, JOHN /: Birch,
\ .sz Il " :! In + E,hr,y. F:.o> Thymr
-. |, y. ti,;y:: j ~a'E.an P'2!po!nt, Robt;
Dr., ri.ii.ip ltocn!ord, .ltob"rt v aIker and
.I:rr!~,1 :rl,::. ser. omra,e:i"d and sworn a
s!.:,; Jury i ..p4 Ii il aud II th,: county Of
4. x4u.:I@, aj& "."irg received !aclf charge
w.t.i.,T, IL / l.;.I 4 mus re urnoi mo court
al!t; prs 4ie ~ iu..,c.tu"nt aG#ln>t Edmund
L.p-rIH.r uu III Indictment for grand iarc:uy,
= ,lur .d,: ), me- V. D,r.ir d." Richardson,
Oh IN i:.,t.ct:!.,n. IL: ,r>Jt, 10; L thu: biIi,
:; Il J i.i.>cn was assigned 70 d>lcnl Ed
n.u d h.l,,c .,:,'t.
Con. u. I.."uai Lio--rmD, ~ dill iuict-
III. 1T Ior .racd larceny; Jury; verdict guil;y OF
pc afculy, and prisoner Sentenced 10 SIX
months j. liz, uniy j',lI.
Com. " R,bc,t Williams, colo!cd; horS"
s;ea.i"&; ia,y: verdict guilty aud seventeen
v.,ars II re ,"IiGntlaFN.
Com '. U4u.Glisc N,chir!>0u, IN ap II.
d!c;a.evn t;r :r#,t:. Tie grams jury having
iaId u Il /! . tr1e E;il in tii- case, and there
he.as. no OH, charges Against the prisoner, he
j. order ! % be ui>>i.arg2l from custody.
b. H. t'jinc qualified rs deputy sheriff OF
tj.!s court.
i j. i'ianlitajm, heretofore committed to
answer "a .n.irtn@ue to tc lritrrad against
h.a &; tins ;arDl, is ordered II be discharged
I'm: ~ o1y.
l,.rci. Is. Philip: cas-; sci ior Thursday.
';ha WI Of VIM. G;tuos, deceased. vas or
i,reJ 70 be ieiivrrc,! to iiaugiItou 4 Walker
- the en,i iha, The sau!e may DC offered for
probate il tie yo:porat3c Court.
Price Is. R.yfe; p=lt1>>un grated defend
at, to withdrew u4igiaal papers upon copies
hereof tu,r& died
Cats a;;u,' r. V. Z y. Kiachci1c; commits
sonov % s9io's report filed AID decree.
Cnuri alaurned Till II q clock Tomorrow.
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carts.
Z iiIt.' y,

guGrnnArlyN Court The Ftbru&ry term
.! ;Ae Corporation Court, Judge Lowe pr"s!d
INK, co!nmeuccd ;i!> no:u'"g:
Tie as. VII ~! testament Of Geo. " Eve
VS. presented as proved, and Z. Is. Barrett
executor tn. u ~ ltticd ana gave h1ud.
u. a@ccu..> Of /. j. Nehatf y \ Co. was al,
owed
!',ua ii aro2d al 10 morrow norniog at
II r'c;@.H.
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,HMUSE.HENTS.
TXuIBITION at PEABODY HALL

The DEMOSTHENEAN SOCIETY of St.
Johns Academy will give IN entertsinmnnt ut
Peabody Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, the
9.h instant, which occasion they VII present r.
the original school drama entitled THE FAST
YOUNG MAN" to be followed by scenes from
"HANDY ANDY" Tickets 25c-to be had Of
.nv of the students. feb 4-eu3t
GRAND MASQU RADE BALL,
~
BI THE
HARMONIC, AT THkIR HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, FEBkUA AIRY s, 1873
Mr. Monkey will be at Geib's Fancy Store on
and after Friday with full and exceIlent as
sortment Of costumes. leo l-td
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oh j" g. - OBS.

that light up we'll"
g.sy. All Kinds OF WINTER DRESS GOODS
al marked down pr:ces.
geij- Cachcnnres, Alpacss. MohaiTs, Tamcsc,
Mernocs Cashmeres, Bombasins, Reps, Vel
ours, Crepe Cloths. English Grapes, Grape t'cils
ant all other kinds OF BLACK GOODS ofbet
ter cotors and rat"rs than "s"olty Jo'c"d !" this
mnrket.
KY Blankets. Shoeti-es Table Linens, Nap
kiTs, Pillow Linens, Towels, D"yic* and a!
ether kinds OF Dry & DDS Tor families and
housek ocpers.
Is~Ulo:hs. Coat;ngs, Suitrgs, Cs.t,rs Baa-
vcrs, Edved"res Twcels. II, lions, Cnsim"rc:
iieavcrtacns, Cordu7oys, i:epvitant:, Navy
Blue" Fabric: and other E;a',dart Goods for
mems, youths and boys wc.r.
ass," Our customers in Maryland, Virginia and
other Southern States will ind IL: amply pre-
pared t. fill their ordars
Ga9;- y "rthcrn ard Eastern correspondent: send
us new supplies daily.
Is~uNt PIECE QNLI-'nariiod il plail.
figures.
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CoNMENpAnLE LlHGHALiTf -Nr George
Round, of Prince William, having failed to
br!us abo,,t 4 r"durtioni u the ray o.! man,6eIs
ii the General Ass, ,niiy, OF "hi>h tie IS
one, proposes to devote the vXc4s, .! his
pay over and above 81 per day 70 sone ohl~c
ut gclvral in,rcs; t. his constituents, &t leaS;
onch half towards fostering anl developing
pub.ic schools.
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Perry az HBHsbdzaGa II

-
CaicOas, Cot."ns, Mc received hi. - : IN
TART A '.rg" lock. and vii! Dc soij - 'h7"!
rs rs ci4@pcst. .-,-.......
ia!I - -. +. j u ~ go
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s24 s.rHrli d. Wise.

Prince William CO., feb l-eots
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-04

''- IN" "'t "'"-
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n...'..,. ..,.'..'i ~. l,.., '''''''' 4
lat. n.., b,,u shaved clean. L..E.uu I, r.,..,I.
collar AaG .whtc >h.ft. uaI thry I.I.-t
know lam At iir-. Nheu they >l,, that r.
va, / -.y sam they uttered = .hul, and
icIp,4 ul'.
"tAFr .l taut l4t," ,r..d aH..
~ 4u> tul' collar III ,' shouted another.
"Lyt'> Iou hn on the npor," >crrl,u.-!
at'u.l.
i--r- Wt, something lI h., .Du> aui
''tt.a- "-'A m4... taeM hesitate. I.lv
"A.~,ry-gru uI.t aiun-, faded rDm l..
tl.r, a4d be looked >pucr aud iiguih,d. IT,
IL features expressed disgust and com
itinit t> .tr !ruNcl around Tie room, and
thc4 revealed plty a~ hl, cyrs frll upon tllr
Irl ewes ann u!pafrd IIrr, ot thn rr.,,.t
tclote htsn
Nv lay, what a., yc. SAM INQUIRED
Chicago, a- t.uv A.l stood there
'l We come down ID bid son -t...u,,
boys Ne replied, removing his lat AMI
DRAWN. i clean handkerchief from hi
pocket.
~ hat. Ilcv yc turned prrachcr:" they
All shouted II chorus.
"Boys.yr know can lick any two ii w.
but haIu't on the fight an, more. aud I've
pat down The last drop OF whi,Avy which
i ever % - into my mouth, I've switch
cd on I've taken an OATH Im .uiu. tu
be decent
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\ New Pilgrims Progress.



f5A ..r Har.i 'ft '.-F'at
I"-'. It.- nn Plymouth l.#aA aal -.t-
tp iuf himself.
1871. j, p- InIuh~2,y -.u 40 danger
CD. a'rF-'A;.-.
4h--- HHtIi> a Nert.a--ll1H-r.
I'-'. fr'c.i.m- Ea>r Dag
I'm 'Ht- d""n a May role ~ Nrrrg
NsuIt. d. a rcbskr 70 vain rccrcariuu~.
i'.' J. crowded for accommodations,
"n -'INr- "ut ur" farm ~ 'ouuryt.-
,t'.
I''' Masses war uu th" AntiHpm.tn- aui
''' l'4A1l Indians. auu Whlr- nnia.
i'.>- N."ir 70 'nHrS"
.'',- N'-- np Ii.uih- fIr->-
''i' -. ih.' '"hird"iact- ar iif-t
'"''i.t' congress
't> I.'l COW" Lh" cambridge IIIt-
". iitu-' "a .i'A.
''''. N''> it~ il'e A1'lH>l tle unrhu>tlih
'"'t"h RI wearing inhS hair, "a thing
",'1'N VI "AI uHc'neIy.
'''i. = ttoHN'd ioF "iu'nleFap.e excess
" ofd'efy "i apparr., and i iosJt!-
"e" t' wear -"!d and SILVER Lace, or " A-
III, Hu,h -t" -A"s.
i''-. !"' iHt iI'e NhiiIih- - ana
=, 1Ny, S"e o",,"e>' piohlLoic.
,''- ii'ii,9 ! h''ie Tor l"diluS
1'>'' huNa hAhS up 'IocN, anu oc-
'h>i'ha'!t carries SILVER watch that
h''PN nun guess the Time u day. About
tA'' ptiI'd learns to.use Forks at tables {;
new fashion.
I''-- /, scared py NHcheS a2aln, al Sd-
'eh ou' Get- the better oi them.
l',-' ROUNDS Ahoihei college, which al
Ii>l >ttiIeN do"n at New Haven.
l'0I. frihts ms nrst Newspaper in BoS-
ION.
i'o1. tastes 'ollec as q luxury, aud At
hl' ~ lao'c.
l''N' constructs another Platform, this
t,he III Sayor"oN'
i.iV' J he2lhS To sip tea-verY >Paringiy
III. Puts letter IN his first Post-ofiicc.
~, Eats Potato and takes one home
- pI1ht N ms @arden a a curiosity
I'7l' Is lhocuiAted Tor the smallpox
not without grave remonstrance from
AiS conservative helShbors. Begins 10
>lhS by note on sundays. thereby en-
counterlng mucA opposition and OPEN
lHG ten-years quarrel.
lIIO. Manufactures Timed Ware, and
starts the hr>t I'm feddler!on his travels.
I'tZ' sees ahtull Han built. The era
u!e o. Liberty Is ready To be rocked,
l'41. buiids AN organ; but does not per
nut II 10 be Played III the Meeting House.
400. Buys oushel Of Potatoes for Win
yer use-aii ms friends wondering what
ne VIII 90 Win 80 many.
100 Ints up Franklin Stove in the best
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Vol. XXI. Whole No. lO45. No. 5.

that's what ails me, She died holding NV
hand. and promised to quit the low bust
ness. and go 10 work. come down to tell
ye, and now you wont see me on the Po-
t"mac again. I've bought an axe, and am
going up in Canada to winter"
There was dead silence for moment,
and then he said -
Well, boys, I'll shake hands with We
all around atore | 20. Good-by, Pete
Sooi-hy Jack-Tom-,Tim. l hope We
won't fiing any bricks at me. and shan't
never fling at any of We. It's diving
promise, We see, and III keep it if it takes
right arm =
The men looked reflectively at each 9th
or after he had passed out, and it was a
long time before any one spoke. Then
Tail Chicago flung his clay pipe into a cor
ner aad said -
"lA lick the man who says Ugly Sam,
head isn't level"
son /. - repeated the others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-04

ANECpoTE FOR LAWYERS When Jud e
Parsons Wns Praeli-Iug lawyer, he was
once employed to plead two eases in court.
which were precisely alike, hu, in one he
was engaged for the defendant, and in the
other tor the plaintiff. 1t happened that
both cases were lied the same day He
spoke tor half an hour 10 the first jury, and
the case was given 10 them and they had
retired, When he appeared before the
second jury he made use OF very different
arguments from those before employed by
him. of which the court took notice. re-
mudin. him that he Seemed to have
changed his tune aud repeated to him what
he had said, but a few minutes before.
Mr.. Parsons fixed his keen eye upon
the judge, and repied-"May it please
your honor mtght have been ,croRg halt
an hour ago. but now fkHolc am right
He proceeded; and when the juries retarn-
ed, It was found that he had gained ver-
dict it both cases.
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Stolks


- S'. >> '.''- " '''t on one "'
II '.'n"'f0 "' i mansion near hti'Ih.
IltN.A CURIOSITY :" inspect Il, tine owner
I'.I''D'a ~. Ahi i'aH' !It! one et- which,
.'.'- ',".. '''c zee Oh u goose : e2-, Ni>
'''''' 't one Or .""-'"- u lH''i 'Hd.
''' ''l = N''''ei ''t - h'tc" tae X
It'll ''' '."' d" "'h'r vas iHr egg hstrh-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-04

Young children never like to 90 to bed
early. Dick is one of the number. One
evening his grandmother, AZ was her Gus
tom, read to him chapterin the Bible, re-
marking. Now, Dickey, | have read YOU
whole chapter and you must 20 to sleep
NO, grandma, amt sleepy now. read
another" The old lady complied. and
said, nov, you must 20 to sleep; have
read you two chapters" No, not yet,
read one more read the rubber,
grandma
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-04

lie was quaint Old fisherman. One
day, along toward dusk, he was fishing in
"a trout stream, and, as he swung his fly
over tbs water, lie was suddenly snapped
by large bat. The strange looking thing
dangled and tapped its wings at the end
Of the line. The fisherman companion
called out say, Sam, got anything =
y e-es, loONiug at the bat on his hook.
What is u" II dunno, unless it's cher
ubim.H
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-04

New York is disguised at a bashful
young Clergyman who was reading the
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out and crew. Milwaukee News.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-04

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his parents get into fight, and his moth :
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for the stove-haudle, he is placed in mos
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licked. no matter who he minds.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-31
daily newspaper. devoted to politics. general
news, local affairs and the interests Of
its nrIghbu rnoOd.

oFrrcE-Or Second street. opposite the South
Front Of tie Capitol.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-17
81. Patrick.

To-day large number of our fellow
citizens of Irish nationality will cele-
brate the anniversary of Ireland's
patron saint, and few words this
morning relative to st. PATRICK, with
some account of his history, will not
be inappropriate. ST. PATRICK, the
patron saint of Ireland, was born, ac-
cording to the most reliable authori-
ties, near the site of Fitzpatrick, at the
mouth of the Clyde, in Scotland, in
the year 800. He died at Down, Ul-
ster, about the year 464, aged 92 years.
History tells us that when about 16
years of age he was carried to Ir9land
as the captive of band of marauders,
but after living with his captors some
six months he made his escape and
returned to Scotland. Shortly after
he was captured second time and
again escaping he decided within him
self to become a missionary to the
Irish people. Acting upon this reso-
luton he was ordained in Scotland
and after long preparation spent in
the most devoted study he was conse-
Grated Bishop. According to the most
authentic accounts after visiting Gaul
and Italy he passed to Ireland, his
self-chosen field of labor, about the
year 432. He was then in his sixtieth
year, and his preaching and gospel
teaching had such an extraordinary
effect that, although not absolutely
the first to introduce Christianity into
that country, to him has always been
awarded the honor and credit of its
general conversion. 1t was ST.. Par
RICK who converted and baptized the
Kings of Dublin and Munster, anC
also the seven Sons of the King Of Con.
naught, together with the great ma
jority of their subjects. Before hi:
death ST. PATRICK converted almost
the whole island to the faith. W.
have the testimony of ST. BERNARI
that he fixed his Metropolitan See a
Armagh, and it appears that he ap
pointed several other Bishops will
whom he held councils to settle th,
discipline of the church which he hat
planted and fostered. History, not CO.
temporaneous, however, tells US tina
in his old age he wrote what is termed
his confession, the authenticity 0
which, however, it is proper to state
is doubted. The Roman Catholi
Church keeps his festival on the 18th O
March-to-day. A legend more pop
ular than authentic, ascribes to ST.