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MOrtatG7'y Record.

Michael Ryan, 65 years, phthisis pulmonary
Mary @. Bene, 10 years, phthsis pulmonary
Frank III. thurman. week, convulsions,
John Bresking, months, whooping cough.
John Member, months, commissions.
Mary Herzog, months, pneumonia
Cornelius II. Taylor. 81 years, nervous ex-
haustion.
Henry Blase, 81 years, pneumonia.
Gallo Holloway, 2 years, pneumonia.
Bridget I. Gallagher, months, erysipelas.s
Mary e. McVey, weeks, Inflammation o
bowels.
Thomas Kinney. years, pneumonia.
John Waning, l5 years, pneumonia typhoid
John walter b5 years, apoDleXy.
Anton Haberdur, months, conyulsions.
Infaut Knucker, still-born.
Mary L. s. Barneman, months, commissions
Infant Barg, still born.
Julia oung, ID months, pneumonia.
Charles p. Sounner, 20 years, phthisis pul.
Henry Lindeman, year, pneumonia.
Infant Breitenbeck, premature birtn.
Henry Rech 81 years, consumption.
Edward Hutt, ~ years, vari0la.
elijah Perry, Il years, variola.
George Bland, "a years, variOla.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01

be given at Pixies andsthe proceeds aFo
to be given to st. Patrick's Church in
CumminsVille.,
The programme has been selected with
great care, and is,, as will be seen, an ex-
tensive and excellent one. 1t is as fol.
lows: Overture, "Oberon," Weber. Gil.
more''s Band; Solo for Saxophone, Air
and Variation, Bellini, Mr.. d. A. Leie-
bre; Fantasie, Lohengrin, Wagner,
Gilmore's Band; Air and Variations for
Voice, Proch (by special request), Miss
Emma G. Thursby; Grand Selection,
"Reminiscences" Meyerbeer, GiImore's s
Band; Overture, "William Tell" Rossini,
Introduction by the Saxophones, Gill
more's Band; Solo for Cornet, "Tantum
Ergo" Mercadante, Mr.. M. Arbuckle;
Fackeltanz No. &c Minor), Meyerbeer.
Gilmore's Band; Song, "My mother bids
me bind my hair" Haydn, Miss Emma
Q. Thursby; March, "Salute to New
York." Gilmore, Gilmore's Band. Con-
ductor, p. s. Gilmore.
Tickets are for sale at Dobmeyer &
NeWhalPs and Church's.
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FL
r EGAL.-Court of Common Pleas, Hamilton
i County, State of Ohio-Julia Sonnenberg,
Plaintiff, v. Willy Sonnenberg, Defendant
No, 45,6G3.-The above-named defendant. whose
residence is unknown, is hereby notified THAI
ON the 18th day of February, 1875, the aboye-i
named plaintiff filed her petition in the o1hcs
of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
Hamilton County, State of Ohio, charging said
defendant with adultery with one Antehia
Janosehek about midsummer, 1878, at No. 81 :
Gillian street and No. 4 Wallfisch street, in the
City of Vienna, in the Empire Of Austria, and
asking that she may be di' orced from said de-
fendant, and that the custody and control of
their daughter, Henrietta Sonnenberg, may be
awarded to her. Defendant is further notified
that said petition will stand for hearing at the
expiration of six weeks from the date hereof.
Defendant is further notified that on MON.
DAY, the 18th day of March, 1876, plaintiff will
take the deposition of sundry witnesses at the
office of DR.. Alois Mayer. HoF Il GRRicHfs.
Advocat. No. 2 Stefanplatz, 3rd floor, in the
City Of Vienna, Austria.
HOADLY, JOHNSON & COLSTON,
Atty,s for Plaintiff.
CINCINNATI, February 22d. 1875. fesa-6t,M NJ
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Unipersalist Conference.

The sixth Conference of series in the
Northwestern States will be held in the
First Universalist Church in this city on
Wednesday and Thursday of the pres
ent week. The following is the pro-
gramme:
WEDNESDAY.
10 A. .M.-Organization of the Confer.
enee. Devotional exercises. First
Address Of welcome, by Rev. j. G. Ad-
ans. Second address Significance OF
the Mass Conference Movement, by Rev.
r. Ii. Pullman, General Secretary OF the
General Conference.
2P. M.-Special prayer meeting for the
outpOuring of the Holy Spirit upon the
churches, and Tor the blessing of God
upon the work Of the Conference.
3 p. M.-Topic for discussion: The
Kind of Preaching Most Needed.
1880 z. M.-Sermon by Rev. DR.. Ryder,
of Chicago.
THURSDAY.
$3.50 A. M.--Prayer and Conference
meeting.
1880 A. M.-Pastoral Relations. Rev.
D. z. Tomlinson will leaa in the discus
sion.
II A. M.-Work of the Laity, Rev. j.
@. Adams followed by discussion.
. Z. M.-State Missionary Work. Rev.
N. A. SaXton, State Superintendent,
will lead i'll the discussion.
p. M.-"Uniyersalsm that is not Or
ganized as SUCH"
1880 p. M.-Sermon. ~
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A7nttSe31leIlt9,

WooD's THEATER.-Our citizens will,
during the present week, have an oppor.
tunity to pay parting tribute to the
greatest OF all living tragic actresses,
Miss Charlotte Cushman, who will open
her farewell engagement here, at this
theater, this evening, in her original and
thrilling impersonation Of "Meg Merri-
lees" in an elegant dramatized version
of Scott's "Guy Mannering." We may
rely upon Manager Macauley's promise
strength of his two excellent stock COM
panies. Miss Cushman will appear as
Lady Macbeth on Wednesday evening.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01

NoTICE.-Applicatfo to the Governor oi
IN Ohio will be made for the pardon of John
B. Stetson, who was convicted of forgery by
the Court OF Common Pleas of Hamilton
County,, State of Ohio, at the November term
A. ID. 1871, and sentenced to the Penitentiary
for the term of five years. This application is
made ON behalf Of his mother, the undersigned.
Feb. 70, 1875. MRS, W. J. GRAY.
-. -fmarl -8tn]
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DIED..

yANPELT-In Hamilton, O., February a.
at 8 p. NJ, of congestion Of the brain, Little
Mamie, daughter OF Addison and Virginia Van
peit, aged one year and nine days. 1ts
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BY j. Benckenstein & Co.,
S. E. Cor. Pearl and Walnut sts.

Catalogue Sale of BOOTS, SHOES and BRO.
CANS, at Auction, TUESDAY MORNING
March 2, at 9 O'Clock.
m1-1t j. BENCKENSTEIN & CO., Auc,s.
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Gilnnore,s Band.

us for another performance with his i'm
mense organization. The coneeft is to
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
WEATHER PRODUCTIONS.

CINCINNATI, Monday, March Moon.
Probably light rain or snow this afternoon
Rnd tonight
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01

vTNHE MONTHLY MEETING Of the Co.
i operative Land and Building Association,
Room No. 3, (first fioor,) College Building,
Walnut street, bet. Fourth and Filth SIS,
MONDAY EVENING, March 1st, at NJ
O'Clock. for sale of lots and other important
business. All members requested to be pres
emit j. ID. CHAMPLIN,
fe27-2t Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

Russia, according to the London Times
knows that her conquests 10 Asia will, not be
secure until they are fastened together by a
network of roads and telegraphs. Kniva is to
be brought within easy reach of the Caspian by
canal. \ railway is to be made across the
two hundred miles of desert which cuts off the
Caspian from the Sea Of Aral at the narrowest
point. The western half of the railway from
Ssmara to Orenburg is nearly flushed, and the
Ministry Of Communications is drawing up the
plans ola railway which is to be made from the
Ural through the deserts of Turkestan to places
perhaps couple ofthousand miles distant from
the starting point. The Oxus and Jaxartes are
also to be made navigable by vessels of liz hit
draught to the very furthcst point OF conquest
Thus Russia would be able to transport lroops
from the shores of the Caspian to the very
heart OF Asia 10 a few weeks. These are GER
tainly grand schemes, aud if they should ever
be executed the aggressive power OF Russia
will certainly be far more formidable than it is
to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

The elevated rapid transit railway in New
York is to be builtby the Manhattan Railway
lnmnanp -.-l - S-,Ooo,Ooo,
divided Into twenty thousand shares of 500
each The road is to be from fifteen to twenty
miles in length, and will cost from $1,000, 900
to SS,0O0,0OO. The New York Herald saws
that II anything is clear as the result OF our rail
way systems 10 America it is that the business
ofissuing bonds enough to build road is =
mistake, IS the selling OF bonds will be an ex-
pensive, wastful process, entaillng bankers com.
missions and endless costs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14
CUMht,SitATED
LEES STATUE.
OH People. Gather.

Where nutumn's sun is glowing bright
With mailowed rays OF purest Iight,
To pild ynn forms of bronze thai stand
AS guardians Ger t.!i- drouping land,
OH people, sathcr; resolve 10 raise
y monument for coming days,
Where children'S children yet may see
The noble form Of famous LEE
Let cv ry hand q banner bear
TO waive upon the autumn air;
Let ev'ry heart with transport swell,
1T glowing lips delight to tell
In tones TO spI cad O er land and Sea
The love still felt Tor famous LEE;
Till Try heart wi hin our State
With kindred feeling shall dilate
Let Foley mould the form we ask;
a noble StllJect for his task;
And let the English donors know
Within our veins there is h0w
From living hearts, whose GRATEFUL beat
Attest the thanks our lips repeat,
W hlle we may look on J .ckson's form,
Great Leader Of the battle storm.
FAUgUlER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

A letter of MIR. Henry NJ. Stanley. the AZ
rlcan explorer, published IN the New York
Herald, "details his explorations on Lake Victoria
Nyanza 10 the sectional steamer Lady Alice.
The lake, as far as explored, is fed by compa-
ratlvely small streams, has very irregular
shore, is dotted with occasional islands, and is
surrounded by avery diversif2 ID country, which
varies from lofty mountains to extensive and
sterile plains. 1t abounds in hippopotami,
which are very tame, and it's shores are 10 places
peopled by numerous savage tribes that live in
state OF nudity, among whom the appearance
OF the steamer with its load Of explorers czcted
great curiosity and alarm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14
S.I.f.iL TU.H.EEfsrE.

Arrivcd-Boats + 7 >cmmcs and T r Bow
ers to Georges Geek Con! and Iron c.; steam.
er d I Weld, for Washington c K Hoot' Jno
Bradburn, Long and j Z Moore. to Amer
icsn Cosl Co.. K Fannon, Ben Bissci, Thomas
Lsnnon and Alcxr Adams, "ia Rock creek, 10
Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co.
Depart:d-Boat$ J H Percy K S Grant, G. |,
Boothe, Katie i Addie, w Walsh, thomas i.
talle Samuel khinehardt, A J Akin, Ii {
tti's; Five Brothers, r T Semmcs and Chss K
HooiY -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

FRENCtl TURSlp BEET. Mr.. William Ders-
more, of Waterford, obtained from the Agr-
cultural Bureau at Washington sixteen seed of
The French turuip beef, from which he this
season raised dozen beautiful specimens, one
OF which weighed over eleven pounds. The
beet Is ct beautiful deep red color, solid
through, and is said to be tender and deli
clcuS table vegetable -Lou3Oun Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

We have received the first number of the
Farmer and Mechanic, new semi-monthlv
paper published 10 L4csburg by Thomas l.,
Wright The paper vii! no. labor in the nter
est OF either party, out will discuss such promo
sitioos as present themselves 10 conncction with
labor and capital, with industry aud snecula-
lion, with thrift and idleDess.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

a terrific hurricane swept over the Island of
NaVassa on the l2tn of September, and d..
stroyed nuch of the shipping aud nearly all
tue houses of the N4vassa Phosphate Com
paoy. N,llves were lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

Inc victim OF the Washington Monument
tragedy 10 Baltimore was yesterday identified As
Arthur s. Johnson, the only son Of James 4
johnson. Deceased was in the twentieth wear
OF hIs age' aud the motives that prompted the
crime are supposed to have been poverty and
family difficulties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

4he chichester Ilmcs says tina. an unncces-
sary alarm has been created in the country
round about that place by the report that Win.
chester is full of epidemic teyers. which is en-.
slrely Incorrect. AT the session of the Freder.
lex Couoty Medical Society, last week, there
we're only reported five eases Of fever in the
whole town and county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

communication has been received BY the
Secretary OF the Treasury, through the Collector
of Customs at Sitka, Alaska from Geo Hot, =
miner and prospector, announcing the discov.
cry OF gold 10 paying quantities in that region.
tie gives it as his opinion that there is a vast
gold held there, IN fact, a second California.
lie also found 40 abundance of game Of all
kinds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

Judge Boreman, OF the Uuited States Dis.
trct Court, in his charge to the Grand ,Jurv
at Salt Lake CITY yesterday, called upon tha,
body 10 indlc' all persons known to be living
10 poygamy, aud said it depended upon the
Urand jury whether the laws shall be enforced
or nor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

CLARKE IRON ORES Az anal;>is of the
lroh ores lound Oh the farm OF Nlr. Champ
ohepnerd, ylug 90 the Shenanioan river, has
feceht:y occu MADE 0y competent cheu!s,,
aEo The results obtained show that !hesc ores
surpass IN quality the celebrated I X Noun
'a'n ores. NJ SYSTEMATIC efforts have been
uiluc u ascertain the extent OF these ore veins,
uu' ,nc ore crops out for several miles aloug
the hills overlooking the Shen .ndoah river
lCtarhe Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ii.
The latest dispatches, last night, conceded

The latest dispatches, last night, conceded
the success Of the Republicans in Ohio. Yes
.erday evening the Democratic State Central
Committee at Columbus announced that private
advices from number OF counties indicated
the possible election of Allen, but later dis
patches indicate that Hayes majority will prob
ably reach 5000. The Republicans claim a
majority Of $50, 900 10 Iowa for kirkwoood,
with large gains in the Legislature. Most of
the counties 10 Nebraska have gone Republi-
can, but there has yet been no stunning up Of
''majorities' -
T. S.-To-day's dispatches render the re-
suit extremely doubtful 10 Ohio, if the Demo-
Gratis have not carried the State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

Inc French Government has decided that i,
has 20 right to interfere directly in the interna-
tlonal affairs of Turkey, but will address note
TO tnat GoVornment on the guarantees of the
Turkish loao.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

Private kilograms received iu London, dated
atShaoghae yesterday, say that the negotiations
between England and Chioa are progtcssog
favorable os
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14
COMM EktE.AlI.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Octr. l4-Whea is
steady at yesterdays quotations. offerings of
lo44 bushels, with sales Of white at lis for fair,
ana 1872 and l35 for prime to choice, and red at
So for INFERIOR and rs, HI, l20, l25 l26, III
and Us, latter for very good Corn is quiet
and unchanged offerings of 1889 bushels with
sales Of mixed at 50 and 81 Tor old, and 10 for
new and yellow at 50 for old. Rye is in lsh
receipt, with sales at 70 Oats are steady; sales
n 81 and % offerings light
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

Matthias Keller, the composer OF the amer
ican LYNN. died at Boston yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

{ NUNDEE SED VI ;Lk, Cocun SAei.- ~.
~ weigh. AdImnu:!,r Candies r"r.!y~.
day by Loct IL J. &. K +. >lLBI.H%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14
iSH ED.

Al Hermitagn, W-stmoreland county. Va
on On Sept ~ Capt JAMES CLARlDGE, aged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

=. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, of the Washington CITY
rlre Department, who attended the recent
convention of FIRE Eagioeers at New WI
mas got toto the papers The question as 70
who was to pay the expenses of The convention
being under consideration, Mr.. Williams
thought the treat ought to be at the cost Of the
insurance companies, and he pressed his opin.
100 with the lively remark thai the ouly way
to get square was to do as the bows did io old
times When party refused to Contribute 10
our support We spotted his house, and when a
IRE came we saved the adjoining property and
permitted his to be burned" This disgraceful
language was rebuk ed by several members of
the convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14
LIGHTS Of CHESAPEAKE BAY.

III" Lighthouse Board has given notice that
on aAd alter November 10 the light ut Dove
FONT, mouth OF CaeSte~ river, Chesapeake bay,
will b" changei from flashing red 3: order, to
hXed wnlte, 9TH order Illuminating the g tire
horizon. On the th o. November light vii
be shown from the lighthouse recently erected
on Thomas Point Shoals, Chesapeake bay, Ma.
ryi"nd, and on the same day the gh. on the
point Itself will be discount. nod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14


BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Oct Is, 1875
Bet q tt!c-Prices to-day ranged follows {:
pest bceHe>.. s -
Generosity rated first 4uality .~...... 4 s. 5 S.
Medium or good :air quality ........... % . s.
Ordinary thin Steers, oxen and Cows 3 10 y o.
General average Ut the marEet...... ~ n 0 10
EAiro!Ee range oi prices > On u %
Most ~ the sales were from. ........... % -
The offerings this week we're scarcely equal in
quality 10 those Of last week The market was
generally active through most Of its progress.
continuing - until hear its cl Sc, whe rs is
often the case, it became dull. Prices of good
butcher Cattle were in some caS@> &c higher
"i.d there was u fair feeling throughout most
grades. Tcta, receipts for the week IO}5 head
Iola sales Tor ne week 2io6 head.
Cows We quote III 35AS 10 per head and the
market firm Tor good Cows
Steep and Lam5S-The Sheep market has
been slightly more sctive since our las. report
The demand nel:g chiefly Tor the better GRADES
.: sheep, ~ we'll NJ Lambs and open wool stock
and feeding Sheep. About 700 head Of Sheep
have been bought by Eastern dealers. We
quote the best Sheep 1t 4a0tc per 10 gross
Lambs 2aSi per head or 5aGic per h. Stock
Sheep lass - per head, n to quality. Receipt.
TINS week 3U4U head.
l1oS--Tne quality this week will compare
iarorably with last weeks offerings The mar
kct has been moderately active, ana though the
receipts ARE less than last week there mas been :.
decline OF sa1c, the latter .ur common aad the
former for tops. At the close the prospects are
only fair Tor the maintairancc Of present prices,
.or though quotations are nrm in the West there
a!c p.cu.y Ut hogs now in the pens here 10 serve
Tor some days L come. Wequote u. lUaSl0 621
per W lbs net, with very few NJ the latter Il =
lrc. Rece pt; this week 6E35 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14
MAIL Ne ENT

Sschr Eban Fisher, from Windsor, n $, for
TINS port, got on II Ledge st Addison, Maine,
sprui : her stern post and had to discharge her
cargn there and undergo repairs to complete
winch VII consume two or three weeks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

UT1FUL SUGARS for 10 and lie .,.
~ receive: by
scp2i McBUHNEY & sos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

IHEN AND NOVA hundred years ago,
yesterday, British frgate, the Rose, under
command O.! Captain James Wallace, lett her
moorings at Newport aud sailed UP the bay
Two smaller armed vessels were in her CON-
pany. Waited by agentie bretz lrom IL South,
the sqaadroa entered the harnor OF BRISTOL, a
Htilc uctJrc >uaSet. \ dcmau for sheen not
hIVloE been at once complied with, the ships
opened lrc, aud Tor All hour the hapcsS town.
t!cn containing about twelve hundred people
was exposed to the horrors ola commandment
A epidemic was raging aud several were living
dead at the time. The sceue was long remem-
ocTed, aud thc name of " alIace was rcmem.
bered with dctcstation Having thus hafShy
enforced compllence, he sailed away. \ cen.
fury has passed, ana another British war shin,
the trsi sluce til: Rose LETT, has drorp.u her
anchor II Newport harpor. The visit la. been
the occasion OF enthusiastic greetings. aud to.
day NC welcome iltr officers 10 our civ with
G rdlal hospitality. The event is significant,
Betw' en Wallace nd Wvlle>le what i r.you.
ton Of feeling and sentiment uas ioterycped. -
Pr0r3.nce JomnaL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

I'NGLlSit PlCaL .ur s!, or
IL e. VIZ RAMSAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

The LJachburs Far opened on Tuesday un
der the most favorable auspices. Tie address
OF Mr.. BDteler was Ell quent, aud particularly
suitable u The OCCASION
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PoRT OF ill "a. .fIaRi.f. DTT'R. H.


Sun -"Se..............G Muun S"ts. 5 -
Su! sets ...............5 - High water... W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

Schr> Geo \ Twibell and A B Fields, hence.
al Richmond llth.
Scnr Nary Ellen, from Wlnsor t,r this port,
Al Salem llth
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&C l3~lw y. #. cor King < VS.. ~

{ u ", GAtS. WAD>, &c -.j..,......
~ 81 King street, Alexand-la. IA
koyat III assortment q! English Tu..
Gun>, Of good qualify, And =. y"e< ,u.: .
ais" y 3ranch londtT, with al ~. 49,.
shells, L.. MuSkr. Caps. Gun Wm,.
POUCHES, Dei.s, a., - which We !.y....
toL '-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-14

( HuLD WATER soap G,r >4lc by
" r.. w u. RAMSAY.
j. ~ Corner kIug aaG s. Asvrh ,...,