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CIRCUIT & REIFsNIDER,
FUNDAMENTALLY AND so
LICTTORS IN CHANCERI
wEsrulSsTER, M.

WE have formed copartnership IN the
w practice Of Law In the Conrts OF Car
roll and Howard counties, and will promptly
attend to all business entrusted to our care;
Particular attention paid to Collections and
procuring DEGREES for the sale Of Real Estate,
Also, Applications Filed for Back Pay and
Bounty due heirs of deceased soldiers. -,
Office adjoining the residence of GAS. J.
REIFsNInER. no oV-u
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The Rssoher rrial Again.

Judge Morris, counsel for Theodore
Tilton, on Monday, Aug. 2, served no
tice Oh Messrs. Sherman and Sterling,
attorneys ofrecord for Rev. II W. Beech
or, 10 be prepared to answer IN nav trial
on the FIRST Monday in September. Mr..
Morris says they have some new evidence,
aud he thinks they can try the case in ten
days. He said they had some new aud
important witnesses, and be thought the
evidence would be more positive than il
was ON the former trial. The case win be
retired in the Brooklyn City Court, and
this time before Judge McCue or Reynolds.
DR. Leonard Bacon, Of New Haven, who
provoked Titon, by calling him dog and
the creature Of the magnanimity Of Beech
or, to publish the letter which precipitated
the investigation, now says that ''there are
many who feel that after all Mr.. Beecher
has not been completely vindicated;n
In reply to an inquiry as to whether
there would be any new points Of evidence
introduced in the next trial Of the Tilton-
Beecher case, Gen. Pryor said :-@Yes,
there are three leading witnesses for the
next trial There is Lees, the druggist,
of Whitestone, who sold Beeeher the poi
son; there is Henry G. Bowen, the extent
of'whose evidence 1 know little about, and
there is Joseph Richards, Mrs. Tilton's
brother, whose full and unabbreyiated
story, if it can be admitted, viii probably
be overwhelming" Mr.. Pryor also said
that he supposed Judge Morris's action Of
the day was an intimation that he had
procured Bowen's testimony
FINANcIAI@-The act Of Congress, Of
January IA, 1875, establishes that the
legal tender greenbacks, to the amount Of
not less than $500, 000, 900, shall be con-
yertible into gold at the viii of the holder
after January l, 1879, and that thereafter
the whole or any part Of the $500, 900 900
may be continuously used as representing
and convertible into gold whenever the
same is needed in the foreign exchanges or
demanded for boarding at home. The
same act makes entirely free the national
banking system. The notes issued from the
Currency Bureau at Washington will be,
as they are at present, secured by the
public stocks Of the United States, bearing
interest in gold, and then made redeema-
bic in greenbacks, which are in turn, if
the gold be wanted, convertible into "hard
money" This freedom Of issue would
seem to supply the soundest of paper
circulation to the full business needs of
the country, and will as certainly be regu-
lated by the demand as any other article
or auxiliary Of trade, for the sufficient
reason that if put out in excess of such
legitimate demand the rule of redemption
will soon return the excess upon the banker.
Ii has long seemed to US that all the bust
ness Of the country required was that our
present paper currency should be made
convertible into coin on demand, and
what the law promises comes near to it,
The chief complaint is.that it is deferred
until 1s79.--Phiiadeiphia Ledger.
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Frederick & Pa. Line Railroad
CHANGE OF TIME.
SUMNER SCHEDULE

ON and after Monday, MAY 4th, 1874,
~ trains will arrive at and depart from
Frederick, rs follows:
For Baltimore, and intermediate stations on
Western Maryland Railroad, Littlestown,
Hanover, and all points North at 7.l5 a. m.
Returning, will arrive at ll.30 n. m.
For Baltimore, andintermediate stations on
Western Maryland Railroad, Littlestown,
and Hanover, at S.O0p. m. Returning, will
arrive at 7.sO p. m.
For Hagerstown, Nilliamspori and inter
mediate stations on Western Maryland Rail.
road and Littlestown, at 4.3O D. m. Return.
ing, will arrive at .45 a. m. All trains stop
at intermediate stations.
GEORGE MORGAN, Agent.
may 2
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CHOICE GROCERIES,
LUMBER |! LUMBER |!
"a -

L. .sss-.s.:sst as;:;4s.ssl
I HAVE just returned from the Lumber
a Regions--and am now receiving the lar.
gest selection of LUMBER ever offered at
this place, at Reduced Prices, consisting OF
Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock
JoIST AND SCANTLING
Of all lengths and sizes, a., "a, CD and 81
White Pine Boards and Plank, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Dressed and Undressed
Misunderstanding, White Pine Cypress and
Chestnut Shingles, Walnut and Ash Boards
and Plank. Plain and Headed picketts, Shin.
gle and Plastering l4aths, a prime lot of Chest.
nut Rails and Posts, Also all the different
KINDS OF COIL,
Thinking large sales with small profits bet.
ter than small sales with large profits, have
concluded to adopt the former as my guide,
and hope shall be enabled to carry il out BY
persons in want Of anything in my line giving
me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD LYNCH.
Near Depot, Westminster, Nd.
feb 20-tf
, 1875-12-04

..nh.,.
~ hhh! n1 nnfo Iho pfssisRo nt fo.ns'nn 10 taxe
LILO n.,, Mocs !s't. @ "hoh "onsoFen. IT ne ois1 nt-
c'seH .l'ie pIlVIhEn, h1 phys ~ tns tenHr
= certain fomann, hseH boforehana, anu Whfcs
aplohfS ~ IN 1nn tt'1o'atohs tlnaeF ING nAmo OF
p ps.ae. no nn1ehssot u bo9ha 70 h.o,n nm, sns
sSpupf npn 'an uny 10! oro ta' .9suaa psfna
T., .ne.Der o. nGs 40 y ~, .. nsesps ue -;
ery. , Mna.a'sf .,' nay nsso ooen .in n"moe. ~
6pot, .loa anfh8 the ons shoy 's s1e fnad!xea
~ e,,s ng,ns ,: aa tnnh9s coa'Gon W. ~ .am!as
lux sne "noo; as xae1e ned ose" 9 ~ =, pussnas
n vo ie noo - 'neso n 10 H. ' nso ns
noso torms s mnn,, II" n,,rci,,snr,. snd isnd tn
tlo,,, a,nn h9tIra:es, "o ~ l "'G" ~, suo paJ
~ sno n,oGS % aesefe .,ao ~ snI IT, =. :" W. eou,
ano aoees o. s.oet 'Go ~ ~ prenaaets
M,';.stH ~ ", ,nv nroor su, ~ ,sm
"s'' .r,,, ,-,r, ~. ov x,,v ,. n,s navs.
ra t,a,.sa at.,!n,s ~ .,. xsrn f,,ii
1Ho Abufde-1u0ths!uiH aso tusF lUHS Anu
, 1875-12-04

To-day, tha whole yAst atmosphere has sstnsd
A food oe light, thst from.
Ila okf-AAuudauoe OF the sun has rttHampd
Upon The sasth tho aky calm,
unruofcd sss. nroa whoas dspthA oi tlus
Mo foAulS o1ouds app$af,-
Those boats which Fancy sAtls the unkngsn tnF7ug,
70 rta!u1s beyond our Vision here
perfect dAy; day aAa1ling fright.
AL tlsd with clAar, 1ncoudea ilaht
But ysstsrday how di1atsat Nalufo's yisdI
Al by veil all torn
The fsce n hid then shown, then hall. sonesxlsd
20 VA ths DAY; ths eiouas Ttna.bo1ne
Nov hid ths sun. now di1nly sslfad, and now
Did earth and sky Aboun1
LII wonisoua Aght. - through aone rift. somehow.
Ths suo burnt forth, aud throw biz fsya aroupa
TIL clouds themselves &seusd nnAas of Gzhs.
As whsn ths moon do,h ahtus 1t nl2ht
Hpofns1os, Ill. TAxo
, 1875-12-04

Figaro gives the toiloklug k0AIyais Of the
French Assembly !" Tho four grand divialona
comprise tho Lsgitimsts, ths Or'ean,ats (who
hays Aocetsed she Aspnb1ic}. the Ro0apAstlssa,
and the Aepublicaus. But these parties arc sub
divided INTO the Colbert Committee, 81 msm-
bers tbs LgLt-Horse Isl the ltesaFvoin Com.
inlttse, LIT tbs Aight CenIso, l5D; tbs group
Of II. Leeescq, uncertain the Appeal 70 tAa
People. 30; tAs Lett Contre 123 lie Republic
80 Lsft, les tho Republican Uniou, I'd /, ths
ltfseohc,lAblas, Z aud 10 these must b. added
tue little RsouPs led by Il. LAvsrRus sad II Pss-
dls, both u01e or ls&s EonkAryauYe.s
, 1875-12-04

Tho Outlook for Winter vvork-En.
tournCinR Prospects.
Ntr1ttf tEol.l NAteh

Tho Outlook for Winter WOEk-Ens
cournclng Prospects.
Dtnr.y tcol5 E.r.
rrh,,. u II ,a.to.a "a ton,s,, n. ,.,. .,,..
"u'e ~ 20 a+'e ~ ,.e..~ n@'". 10 1Ae. toss
sono OF OUT pfinolPAt 1eouet'on "oska are psin 8
operated with limited supply Of Gro. there ts
mintur out,ook In Colora5o. and tho proniaad
h..Inse ss,1,... - sr rno nm ~ ,n-r IL 80
oa,lion Pioaust " so'o,'''ee io' .o'o o4ah 's't
to 10 moro than realized. Our estsmato may DO
over.sangufne, but NO regard tho mining outlook
Of Colorado ~ far bestor than =. any other
period In tho history OF this Aeo.tou. vhije Deo4
..,,N
Vs. w .no "ot'opo',s " 'ns s@S'e'n a'ope ol
she Aocaoe. hsa sp1ehuio future 10 prospect a.
q lending bullion osntro IL her capitalists can be
broucbt 10 SEQ tho advantages Of leotiuate
n,;n,ea onts srnr;.os Ma Y.mon, vasp.,;".n
...1., 5.."t.,Fs w. 49,. .1.. a,,',, L. euss.
su'.s' .n'o''''s 'uu 'ueet 'uat "Aouiu w eFeu
by tho Courts 20 United stases PATENT VIII, It
IL hoped. soon bo pnsued upou bv tho Un,ted
9tstes Buoreruo Court. and. ~ there will be m
anncal 5rnn thia 1na1 dccs,on- a 1nsfti,o exnss
Of litigation vii Disappear. perm,tting esyaral
Of Tic bea; mines iu Colorado 10 oc,in boeoue
give our sucoebsfal reduction works d fn,l sup-
piy Of ore, aud prouare lbs wsy Tor aij,t,onaI
fnrnaena.
Hhp,nntnr IT. R., In.n. MA hear r.no-t~ ~
nrnrarationn for wiuter ,nrh in that n,n,nr.
lively distant county, Ono OF tlo s,neIIcrs
thore ,,as .ian basn a'ccas,1u, t. cortain ars
teut. whiia 4 nun,hnr Of nIncas hi nsrtie,iv
and cruJsiy DEVELOPED. oiya prontsa Of erost
E'thnets. Tho bullion proouct Of this district
Tor 1870 nay not e.eead 500 900. ~ shs local
~ sa..as =. ~ -, ,s;.tn.t I aeto -
nno.s sus ras n0 "''nou' a'oas'o 'os
Nositt is tho cnntro or mineral diHerict thAt
10 also new md p1omiAIuR. Litigation 9ot in
and. ~ ia olher dstIicts. It lsrnaly rotarIsi ths
i.r.-, ~, ~ =. =.
, 1875-12-04
INSTRUCTION,

4 GHKMAK or LIBERAL EDUCATiOS DEslKEs
a u ts.ch Tue asstusn lanSuaxe +, club q Asse.u
had ~ uptpTx III EnXth IL objact Of
tho th4ss,ts1r. AI1Esas u u, EstbNaa efaes.
" tSsxkphiux, tuieto be tAtu of s&a1S sstAf
situs;lop Il 1aau1l. 4iyftaxas+ caxust uA14ass uusp
, 1875-12-04

A ucTIOH aAIEs or 1oHsEs cAnRIAGEs,
- .nd b.tn..s s.esy rus.!.y Thnr,d*7 apd ssurds,.
ans = 81 ta @ siaek AstSn Sn
hand I nts..t. s.e AnDis tio esau to ess III horses
-. S:nIl.i s:s9IoerE o. 1n.s ptr's SALE .
III Ss;
IS. = du1s s.ssi.ss h.rass' nd pstE phsston. Ia
ny sna, , x 3D. tna .aa Ire
~ nj g. IT, S.ness L. tres traveller
A.a Of harnsss and opca buss1 Ia good order; Ill
Ths;s : ",e essa ID xo Up so,a.-4saa
!,p.n L,Ssefd buzz, IL 9,;d ardss.
s,ss 1s%l!s sa"'',iiyait .iasa. s''''s''
D-o Altany euttor and polo. .....
hoo TOP and wv saprsss ddll'ssy hat
Harness Of III st3iss aaa Makes new snd second.
tss:S ssa :s: :: Il ash sss
III n ssa re.
'4''' wEs1oS Ho:',s, e.; a,;;..,,
Ar,TnE: ~ S9nT51w Tive EsrEny @ T*TsEas:IlS; AE
s.aa sns
i ec .l'p' 'e A. suction p''ss'
TOR aALK-kT 4 RANaAiS.. 4 SOUND AND
a.s! Il ss q: !: 's. .:t :;: 81
e;5tfk .S r.: s ssi 81 IT, seen At "
aunts o ths e,t .Issh. ~. T. II. msfk,t Tor
r. 3 &
MUSICAL. -........-
4 FEW. FINE RosEWOop r1aNos. SQUARE
;[t%a N: Il @ f.: :n:s'sa ::
I}EsT AND EliEArEST-TliK SlCM7LSl,S uaB1.
Y 'i;is Ii sPotE T:asi W.
, 1875-12-04

f:4so EsfSs s,t., e., ,;s"
II e''sM If f'tf C. ss I"' purchase
E'oM sAi:E-oSLY :soo n.,wS. sNEw 2sTt,nY
:as s'':s: !s'!:a
iii: H, -: %:s$ si:;$s ssl r. cent A'''' 10 1A hs
ron aAiE -RfsfnKXCR Asp DUFlYFsS rN11P.
hrcF !. \. :s al & s' 'l1s = VI " "eeo
l. ~ n t;ai!tosni..,, At b.tssla. MEAD i COZ.
Eron sAhE-.r;- a&!;isirl;E:-A runy1sitFD
:'c';. ss "a'h S'a' '"''
Az KAS a. ri.
;o Ii4s En:'Ys. 4 r,.s 81 s., sf, in Chicago " e'''
f. r. II S,fSsf. ri; viii; i $:;: \: sfh'
5wss IN * gF IT, s''' ." ''s' ''t'a ~ddf'
79nsAi 81 fKET us GALUMEr-Av.. NEAR
70 isst o. Jss. -. ruth fronts: would .1chauss sor
f''d UNIQUE ''''d 'F?aiI E1p >9 Ftah f ea'i Ii .s.
E3K sALE-,;HEAT sAcR!tit:E- -,;or1AGE. IT.
s:Its E.s; .fsi ~. :tl t1m.s
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
1ion sA1y-2ynE ,rlSE muck nE:lDErcE ,AT
John i. i,fssM. lns hon.a i she slns,s in sbs
y.,e. sA s5. n 1, sa sssa i
i IL, = n y :" 4" IT, Rs4n r.
es, fS f.. '1E I'd s.f ''sa''' '' D. e.
Ense*soh It, slso Hast ea,.s.S sS - s:.!, md !;
.;Isaa '''
I! It'll Ill! s'fs'I 4 T. %k4 Ii t. si'; s'
FoK s.LE5i'*E Il s.;!,: My HOUSES A. MHKGAN
u IT, ss s e; ngurs e 1Eo
, 1875-12-04

1fUST 3 u BnLD-1 WHEELER4 4 WILSON sA-aIA-
M sbluc good order tuDE pAt1. tus 4t: baxsxp, 1t5
hsx nAsniuts each; 1mtnse4 S15. lsx. tos III
DAVID G. COOK, lt9 DsaItol1st
, 1875-12-04


IenK SAtE-wE HAVEN Of TItE talPR0EED
ia.s h.,s a.. I9t z. 4o9ths. slIsh
At asu coat Addrss. utAHAA u uo'. Ne'4iefa. ".
pt!aIng oacp, ehoap tsE ea4h. Address r. Tribune
aida
, 1875-12-04


4 A.-Tn f-OAN-M0SEY ON CHICAGO PEUP-
~ eFt Tor terra Ut seak4 At following rates;
upwards At Q par cant.
On f,t.elass rcsideneo property Of 81 o snd
Small sums and On uolrpfaFed At ~ DIR tsnt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-23

TNHE BFST TEN CENT SUGAR tor sale at
Il JOHNSON & SHERWOOUS,
N. 4. cor. Cameron and Royal sts,
nov Alexandria, Va.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1875
DANCING R<.aDE.MIES.
PROF. l.. e. VALENTINES
Fashionable Dancing Academy,
HARMONIC HALL,

HARMONlE HAIL.
Opens for the reception Of pupils on Thursday,
Nov. 1S Ladies 6l5; gentlemen 7l5 p. M.
/ have the honor to announce TO the citizens of
Alexsndrs and vicinity that | will open at the
above hall for series Of lossons and hope my
past record in Washington as q teacher for the
last eight years will be sufficient recomm enda
tion for those desirous of learning the art of
dancing.
ALI the modern dances now used in fashion
able circles, including Boston, German, Double
Glide, &c. will be taught
Days and Hours Of Tuition Glass for LADIES'
exclusive on Mondays and Thursdays, at g. Is to
!. Is p. M; reunion Of both classes same evenings
7.15 to 15; gentlemen's class Mondays and
Thursdays, at 8. Is to 9.15 p. m.
Terms: One month "a; one quarter $40; lady
and gentleman, entering together per month,
St. do, per quarter SIG
reduction made to clubs or two or more Of
family. Circulars can be had at the Academy
or at the most prominent stores in the city.
nov l5-1m
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DLACK LACE SCARF>.
ID A large assortment. at less than half theil
value, at FERGUSON ~ BROS,
oct 20 96 King street.
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pLACk ALPACAo AND MOHAIRS.

SOAPSl SOAPSl-B. 7. Bsbbilts best, Hig-
Donel's best, Do5bins Electric, Kitchen, Crys-
tai, Palm, Sunhower, AMI d variety of other
Laundry Soaps also full supply of Toilet
Soaps in store and for sale low by ..
w. A JOHNSON,
SEPT "a corner Pitt and Queen sis.
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DICKLES.-New Cucumber, English Mixe(
l. and Chow Chow, at
DAVY s. HARMON'S,
sep1 Cor. Prince and Royal streets.
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OUR STOCK COMPLETE-OCT. Is, 1875.
~ We have now in store the best and most
complete assortment of FOREIGN and Do
MESTIC STA lie and FANCY DRY
GOODS ever offered by US in this city. These
have been purchased With great care and at very
low rates in the New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore markets. Will be sold at down prices
to cash buyers or to responsible parties on short
time. d. F. BRA oHEAR,
II. B. HooMEs. No. 100 King street,
oct Is Alexandria, Va
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ERESH LOUDOUN COUNTY BUTTER
II received weekly, and FRESH EGGS al
ways on hand by w. A. JOHNSON,
sep2 IA cor. Pitt and Queen streets
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DEEDS AMERICAN DRESSING, for la
~ dies and cihildren,s boots, shoes, rubbers,
making it waterproof. This is the only article
in the market which combines a permanent
Backing with glossy Dressing. For ladies
and childrens shoes which have worn red i. is
particularly adapted-it will give thf m perfect
dressing and will not rub off or crock the
clothing. It's believed to be the best thing ever
offered for leather bags, trunks, &c..-it makes
an elastic surface, and gives bright lustre.
Price twenty. five cents. For sale by the dozen
or single bottle.
oct q JANNEY & CO.
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AN NEG'S OLD DOMINION TONIC
- BITTERS

These Bittors are the extract of the brst and
most favornbiy known Me icinal Herbs,
Roots, Bsrks and Berries, together with sufi.
Gent Pure Old Cognac Brandy to preserve them
in any misunderstanding, in elegant corubrna.
ton, superb Tonic Alternative and Diuretc.
They are confidently recommended in all cases
OF Dyspepsia, Nervous. Headaches, Indigestion
and Heartburn, Weakness, Langor and Debll-
ity, Torpid Condition of the Liver, Obstnse
c. nstpstion and Loss of Appetite. They are
also sure prev entve Of Ague and Fever.
They are pleasant to the taste. and the m ,st
delicate stomach will find nothing dlssgrreabe
In them. Along Water courses and in low and
marshy districts they will prove a sure safe.
guard against the diseases incident to such sec.
lions OF the country. Weak and drbilitatrd
females will dervc great ben fit fro,'. their Use.
In quart bottles, ut 81 each Prepared onl, hy
JANNEl y co,
and for sale, both whnrs e aid retail, ut their
Drug Warehouse, li5 hingst -et, Alexandria,
Virginia. sep2S
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kEG.g[ svOT{GES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

~
Having been appointed by the Corporation
Court of The city Of Alexand ia rs administrator
of the estate of John T. Evans, deceased, 1
hereby give notice to all parties indebtei to the
estate to come forward al onc4 and make pay
ment to me, All parties having claims against
the estate will present them 20 me du'y certified
for payment. y. ON EAL,
oc25-tf Admir- of John r. Evans. decd
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BOOKS .s.N.D sT.syEH.>ERr.

Just received full supply of all the books
authorized by the State Board for use i'll the
public schools.
School and College Text Books, English and
Classical at publishers prices.
Carriers School Satchels, Pens Penhoders
and ev cry school requisite for q com lete outfit.
New styles Papeteres just received, contain
ing the very finest English and French Paper
and Envelopes; q great variety Of patterns and
colors; very handsome.
New Books daily. Constantly on hand all
the leading Magazines and Reviews, American
and Foreign.
Bibles Prayer Books and Hymnsls in beauti-
full styles of binding.
Fine Portemonnies and Card Cases, in Russia
Leather, Turkey NJ rocco and Seal Skin; Rus
sla Sstchels and Travelling Bags
The finest American, English and French
Stationery, all the latest styles
Just received full line of Blank Books, all
slzes-Journals, Ledgers, Day Books Cash
Books, Medium, Denny, Grown and Cap, tull
and half bound, Memorandums Pass Books,
Indexes.
Owing to the new postal law increasing the
postage on packages OF merchandise from half
cent to one cent per ounce, the price of lot No.
l, i've Qulrcs, Note Paper, prepaid, will be 35c
lot No. 2 Soc; lot No. 3, 6Gc; lot No. q, SIC and
ST. French Quadrille same price.
Initial Notes, great variety of styles and
prices. Pierie's finest French Rep Papers and
Envelopes to lGatch.
Paper, Envelopes, Books Magazines, Re-
views, ETC., mailed to any part of the country.
GEO E. FRENCH,
sep4 95 King street, Alexandria, Va.
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SANITARY CORSETS!

We have accepted the agency of the abov
CORSETS direct from New York manufactur
ers. These Corsets are highly recommended by
the medical fraternity, and especially adapted
for married ladies. Price So 81.
JAS. FERGUSON s. BRO,
nov II Sole paEts o6 King ST
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ELOOR STAIN-We have just manufactured
- fresh supply of the above article, whcE
las given such great satisfaction to all of our
customers who have tried it. In color, it is of u
rich dark walnut, and it is prepared all ready
for immediate application. Shipped to the
country in any quantity desired. Sod by the
pint gallon by
oct 26 JANNEY & CO.
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NID GLOVESl KID GLOVESl
IL We have just received new line of the
aoove goods. FERGUSON Il BRO,
sep 22 96 King street.
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NOTICE NOTlCEl
We have just received from one Of the LARGEST
retailers OF New York, who has declined bust
ness, q large and superior stock of
LADIES FINE Shoes
of the very best manufacturers Edwin G. Burt's
and otherS) which will be sold at prices much
lower than they can be bought in any city in
the United States. w. Is. WADuEY,
oct Is IA King street, Alexandria, Va.
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GUNS, GAPS, WADS, &c.-Just opened at
" IS King street, Alexandria, Va corner of
Royal, an assortment OF English Twist Shot
Guns of good quality, and at very low prices
also Breech Loader, with all the fixtures,
Pouches, Belts, &C., to which we invite stten-
ton.
sep % j. T. CREIGHTON & SON
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MOURNING GOODS DEPT
DRESS GOODS.

The latest designs in Plads, Serges, Cash
meres, Cretones, French Serges Poplins, and
other styles too numerous to mention.
BLACK SILKS specially; as low in prices
as can be bought.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

peculiar relation to the treasury
VIXEN this sslntle pile" was lost. To
be sure Hunibert was the Treasurer,
but Senator Andrews had the oppor-
tunity of recommending, and, with
the consent Of Humbert, placing in
the office his own chosen clerk, of
rare tact and experience, to overlook
the young and inexperienced Treas
urer; with this clerk lie was on init
mate terms, and was often in the
Treasury Office himself. If they did
not know how things were being man
aged in the office they were criminaliy
Negligent Of an important trust. The
people expected, in view OF Senator
Andrews relation to the Trcasurer's
Office, that he would see that by its
transactions the people Of the county
were not defrauded Of the money for
which they had been so heavily taxed.
He had been honored and trusted by
the good people Of the county, and
they knew that he held the treasury,
through Governor Moses, i'll his own
grasp, and they had 4 right to pre-
sumo that his integrity and love TO-.
the peoples rights and interests would
lead him to he Il faithful guardian Of
this public trust. Now is it too much
to expect Of him that he will unveil
this painful mystery,- and let the peo-
pie know what has become of their
money, to such an extent intrusted to
his care rs q public officer?
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20
would take the stand. No play with
swearers. "Fhou shalt not Take the
name OF the Lord thy God iu vain.'
Bishop Haven.

The New York Witness says:
We hope Bishop Haven has not
deserted tile South. He is, perhaps,
the OILY white Bishop who would eat
With colored folks, and. it may be on
thai account he is sent back to New
England, where we see he is to pre-
side at the Conference which opens on
the 7th of April. We should greatly
regret # he has. to leave a sphere
where his strong sense of justice,
largc-hearted philanthropy and indom-
table courage fit him for usefulness
in overcoming the prevailing anti
Christian caste prejudice"
1t is quite singular what an idea
prevails in reference to the Bishops
Of our Church, and our work in the
South. All of our Bishops, in visit
ing the South, cheerfully attend our
conferences, in which we have more
or less .colored members, ordaining
them, receiving the sacrament Of the
Lords Supper with them, without any
distinctions, and often seated at the
same table with brother, ministers Of
a dark complexion. Years before
Bishop Haven was consecratcd to the
Episcopal office, Bishop Simpson and
other noted clergymen of our Church
were very handsomely and agreeably
entertained by colured family in
Columbia. In another column will
be noticed the death of Alderman
Shrewsbury. Bishops have eaten a,
his table and felt that it was no self
denial in reference to their prejpdices
or palates. Our ministers In the
South are not in the habit of making
invidious distinctions on the accoun,
Of complexion.