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, 1876-12-09

THE TEEru.-A paper, by Mr.. Bar
rett, read at recent meeting Of the
chronological! Society, advocates the
use of c4rbolic acid in treatment of
decayed teeth. The cavity having
been properly cleaned out, is plugged
with c0tton wool which has teen soak
ed in car6olie acid, and the usual
metal filling is then put in, whereby
the antlsepiic properties Of the acid
are retained perhaps for years. The
same remedies may also be applied to
cases in which the fangs of the teeth
are infamed +; and, among dentists, it
Is acknowledged that in carbolic acid
they have powerful and efficacioas
means of relieving the distressing pain
occassioned by diseases of the teeth.
, 1876-12-09
SPECIAL EREEGEITS.

Planes. DiIliarl Tables, Furniture. Gllss, U.4'~
ware and It's contents in c.is-s 0thsrHl-e SlreD
ware, Marble and Castings, taken only al o"H7
risk Of damage, jreak,.,e or leikzae- - Ill
Acids Turpenti:les, Burning Fluids, Oiis am =.
other HquIls, IN cans OF other ytssclsi al o~N'-
risk OF leakage
Ee,.,, lak.I only at owners risk Of breakige
Fruits. Vegetables. and all other IeTIsilinr p'0P
rrty, al owners risk OF fTUst or decay II
Furuitare not boxed, and al Aglicuis suIat I -, -
Mechanical Implements, set up oT kn''he'- L,.
at owners ri K OF damage and chahi- Or -.
Nor viii the Company lie responsible loi 1.it-r
IN any part unless the same Is specially Tscsl
, 1876-12-09
Esases ofa Down Freight,
Raaes Ca Up Freight,

GOODS. HERCH4NDISE, ETC, ETC.
From Wallula 10 Walll WGlla-.....---.. -.--si %
From Wallula 70 " - -
From Whitman TO Walia Malla-- -----------.- l "
Ey Building Material, Agricultural and Geefan-
icil Implements, Lane, &c., freis ted to F" All1 "
o. S. y Co : Ioats at reduced measurement VIA =
Freishted by Us at the foregoing rates. On v. = "
Co 3 reduced measurement.
, 1876-12-09

Cole YOUNGER, one the Northfeld
bandits, told bis captors that "if he
hadn't been in tina; business he would
have been preacher"
, 1876-12-09

=" Do believe in second love? Humph J
II man buys pound Of sugar, isn't it
sweet! Aud when i,'s gone don't be want
another pound and isn't that sweet, too ?
Iroth, Murphy, believe in second love-
, 1876-12-09
ARREARS ply. BouNrY, &c.

Federal Officers, Soldiers, and saiots ~ Ssptitlsd q
war. on their heirs. are IN many o1se - hIan fOrpt
money fro1n the Government when - li bi.,ozJ of
70 l. iB sine sneI payment Hrite ia-. Irsi5e
service and state am0snt OF fag ana OC-'i shoSIa
Certificates Of Adjutsnt General = - n pss q
service and honorable discharge the,silo- tie, ~
discharges lost, procured ier sraai1 ,e' and full RI
RneI6se starnp to fillmore & CS,, Co. an
pensions: PESsioNs-. ',nses.'
AuFederI o@eers, Soldiers and sailor s, n he "
rupturei, Or injured IN the hhe % - rsnsi1a:
war and disabled thereby, czln OBTAIN 49, s,ids
Widows ana minor children, 9t GLn.st .s. Of ii's
ana sailors who have iied since dischlis1 IN =
contracted or wounds and ID! !ulI2 ,e ,.snsiors y
seryioe and in line OF duty. can proc"-'
addressing Gilmore a so' oy.a;nsi ho1S..
increased rates for PENSIONERS o. o.Gr, = Wars pr
Land Warrants procured for ser'iee :, grsbie:
March 3. 1855 There are no ss, Nashinst
Send s. stamp to GILMORE a CO.. ed
tom ID e.. for full instruetloIs- :. 80
FHAsDrsrr viii confer favor BY 'AiD
ofice.s
, 1876-12-09
Faxes Eor ts,e Wear 1876.

EaASS kSf tsRe ear 1876.
THE WALLA WALLA COUNTY TAX BOOK
for the year 1876 Is in the hands of the Conn
ty Treasurer, 10 whom taxes can be paid until the
SOJh day of December at which date all unpaid taxes
VIII become delinquent, ana ten per cent added for
collection Walla Walla, W. T., Sept ~, 1876.
4Std r. Z. REFS, CIrutY Ire tsufer
, 1876-12-09
Administrators sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue of
- an order of sale made by the Probate Court Of
Walia Walla county, W. l., in the matter of the
Estate df
JOSEPH HELLMUTH, Deceased, I VIII, on
SATURDAY. GIie 25sh day Of November,
a D. 1876, at the hour of Il O'Clock, A. NJ sell at
public auction, at the auction room of Whitman Il
Lacy, Main street, in lhe city of Walla WaIla
the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE belonging To said
Estate, consisting OF Stoves. Chairs lounges Ward
robe, Bsisteid, Tables, Crpto,Ids, Clocks, Wash
stand, Pictures, etc. Dated Walia Wal!a. November
10, 1876. THOMAS QUINN,
Administrator of the Estate Of JosEPH HELLMUTH
Deceased
KENNEDY & GEORGE,
Attorneys tor Estate T4g-2w
, 1876-12-09
Pitcher s
Castoriia.

Mothers nay have rest and their babies may have
health, If they VIII use Clstoria for Wind Colei
worms, FeverishneSs, Sore Mouth, Group, or siom-
aeh Complaints It IS entirely vegetable prepaTa-
ton. and contains neither mineral, morphine nor
alcohol 1t is as pleasant TO take honey, and ns-
ther GAGS nor grips.
, 1876-12-09
PkSSA.GER RATES.

NorF-The charges ofthe Saia a--l a.---ll,1..fv-Je 20
lrI'ssr Co Sons is "a neiaiig tie tusness q h
wariing. is 50 cents per ton. And on up %
ezived IRON o. S y Co.'S bouts ana ilor,rI ~ sip
cents per ton All down freight, l9I III, ~ III bs
ment, not consigned TO parties al =. s1rF1ri.
turned over TO this Transfer CoinlAh!
, 1876-12-09
Dowx Special RATES,

Deiirsred 70 tie 0. S. ". Co.'S Boats al "aa-,..
Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetables, same fa''' =
Above Ter ton measurement. - ION
Wool, one-half more than the above ra'5S p
weight. Beet hides each 10 cents. - m
WoOi, Sand, Stone aud Live STOCK III -
rates up OF down, by car load ~, or
Double rates on fast freight I--eAag7s' " =
down, received from or deiivelel TO boats .ls ssy
All freight not delivered before P, n on i
after II Is received At the depOts ~IA pe s''ie-
owners exPeIaSe and risk ,,,.,,oysuer's
And ali M, Jv'-d stceio's ~. =, ,Iir,uees.
risk of fire uni ped or deA'efei - Si,,sry Of
All bills pg gold CON DelOie
freight.
, 1876-12-09
Pacific Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Of California.
Assets. Sl.3OO.OOO.

l.
Assets. Si.3OO,0O0.
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL loans all It's funds on this
L coast. II has perfected new plan Of insurance
called the Mutual Investment Plan. II guarantees
A definite rate OF dividend and definite Cash sur
render Value. Each applicant elects his own terms
AID Is not compelled 10 Pay for insurance any longer
than be Deeds 1t.
II Is plain contract, easily understood, and pos
every element of safety security and satstae-
ton 1t shows alone how TO get into insurance,
but how 10 get out pleased and satisfied. Unlike the
old time policy 1t does not bind the insured 10 an IN
terminable contract, but The holder may realize Its
cash value at any time, AND THAT CASH VALUE Is
FNPREsSED ON THE PfLI,Y IN FIGURES, 1t beng the
10th condition OF the policy.
ToeOyer mortgage, secures debt protect family,
TO guard against withdrawal OF business capital by
partners death, or TO provle for oil sgeit Is pre-
eminent, and surpasses all other plans.
WHEN A MAN DIES A FORTUNE PER-
ISHES. "-DiekcRs.
a Policy of Insurance is the Cheapest and Safest
mode of m king certain provision Tor ones family
-FraakliH.
How strange that men should he careful to insure
their shi goods and house, which MAY or may NOT
sink burn be destroyed and refuse 70 insure their
lives, which cEl.rAIS TO cease,
IMAM ORDINARY LIFETIME.
POSSIBLY Io-D,Y, AMI refase, too, wheu they know
that the comfort of their families aud the safety OF
their estate depends upon their personal ability and
management viii n hangs on the slender thread Of
their existence. In these times Of money stringeney
everywhere it would be well to
USE n MO NJ T. n T
In our battle of life to consider the possibilities and
contingencies that suriOUud nearly every kind OF
business, and consequently the hap mess OF those
who depe dent upon our labor for their support
No PROVISION FOR OUR DEPENDENTS Is ADEoATE
WHICH Is SoT IMMEDIATE, FOR DEATH MAY BE
IMMEIIAIE.
Our estates, under our management, may be worth
thousands, 10 our heirs hundreds
He that proyiieth not for his own, and especially
for his own Household worse than inttiel and
has denied the faith" FRINEi & CAREY,
General Agents for Oregon, and Washington and
Idaho Territories
WALIA wALLA, July -, 1876 3S-n
, 1876-12-09
Dissolution Of COpartnerskip,

TIE COPARTEERsHIP Of the undersigned was
! dissolved by mutual consent to-day, Mr.. ADAM
SIANO retlring. ADAM STANG
E KLEBER
WALLA WALLA, Oct ., lS7s. 4S-s~
, 1876-12-09
n { H1AEH,

President W. w. 4. H. "' III
WALLA WALIA, August ., 1870
, 1876-12-09
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

NY PERSON wishing TO exchange a SINGER
II MACHINE for any other can lay- any in
this Territory Of the sane style, and from T. so
70 boot, after three months wear; and after five
years wear, VIII give two :Or Singer Machine.
iO-tf THOS ROMAN.
, 1876-12-09

voR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyERywEEPp
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BOOKS, STATIONERY DC.
CCuCOl, BOOASl SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL REQUISITES.
hEADQUARTEHS FOR TIE PUBLIC

HNA Dljlj AkIE0S FUN IdE I u DLlO
SCHOOL BOOKS.
"A full supply Of all the books used just re.
ceiyed and will be furnished at the lowest prices
For The more advanced schools and semlns.
rios Guo assortment q; all the leading TEXT
BOOKS Ancient ana Modern Languages
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Fronch and German
furnished OH the most favorable terms.
Fine Stationery speciality
New styles pupsterlos just !ceetyed. from zoe
to 81. % each.
Mourning Paper anl Eyolopes, new patterns.
French Quadrilic and Rep Papers, with En-.
velopcs 10 match. Very handsome.
PAPER aud Envelopes Of American msnufac-
turc; a fu.l line 0! + ota, Letter and Cap, Legal
Cap, Flat Letter, Denny and Folio Post Paper
also worry thin Note and Letter Paper for foreign
correspondence.
Blank Books, Pass Books, Time Books, Mem
osandum Books, Composition Books, Bills Fay
able and Receivable Day Books, Journals
Cash Books. Ledgers and Journals, cap SIZE
Crown, Deny and Medium, from two to twelve
luires each, full and half bound.
Fine PortemonEies, in Russia Leather, Sea-
Skin ard Turkey Morocco ; also Card Cases, in
Russia Leather and Pearl, Opera Glasses, &c.
New styles English Bibles and Prayer Books
4 very handsome lssortno snt just received
New Books, Magazines and Reviews recei7 cd
Ia soon a. issued.
GWingt 10 the new postal law Increasing the
| portagc Oh packages OF merchandise from hal
| cent 10 one cent pc: ounce, which went into o.
! feet April l. the price Of lot No. l. i've qulres
Note Paper, prepaid, will be 35c lot No. z. SOC
10: No. ). tie; lot No. 4, soc and ST. French
| QlaI:iile same Fgi"v
! GEORGE Il. FRENCH,
| sep i No. IS King street.
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Ttse Rro0kIyn Fire Victims.

NEW York, Dee. 9.-Ooe of the morning
papers fixes the fatalities at 295. The number
Of dead Identified is now 23l. Twenty. weight
Of the victims were buried yesterday. The
morgues still contain number Of bodies not
identified, most Of which are burned past re-
cogn.lion by features or clothing.
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Drawn RetS.

New YORK, DEC. 9.-Nearly 100000 was
refunded yesterday by John Morrssey on bots
Oh the Presidency declared eff. A number OF
consent under the arrangement previously
made by Morris5ey, but it is probable that
more than $500, 900 still remain 10 his hands.
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Telegraphic Summary.

Intensely cold weather is reported at all points
10 the country. lis arrival was attended il
most places with full Of sooW, aud high wind
by which, in New York, the grain elevator
was blown down.
The Brooklyn 6re - the occasion OF much
comment 10 Earope, aud 10 some cities the
theatres hah been Inspected with regard tt
their means OF exit.
4 war tax has L,ep imposed upon sill the in.
hatiants CT Turkey.
Az opeu rupture has occurred between Presi
dent MacMahoa and the Left 10 regard to the
formation Of a new French Ministry.
John A. Murphy Was sentenced to imprls-
onment for iGfe in Worcester, Mss, to-day,
Tor murder.
The official reply sent to the constit utlona
House Of Representatives. Of South Caro- lima BY
Gen. Ruger, to-day, differs in no respect from
his verbal report made to them yesterday, and
published elsewhere. Additional troops are
arriving ii, Co!um b!a.
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A PROCLAMATION
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 10, 1876.
Where's the good order of q community de-
ponds upc5 the prompt and impartial enforce
ment OF tho laws which have for their object the
maintenance and preservation OF the morality,
happiness and prosperity OF society
Therefore, DO it known to all whom It may
concern, that +. non observance 0! the NUM-
CIPAi tad STATE LAWS in reference 70
Migrants, DRU.kgNAlSS, and su act
PROHIBITING The SALE OF INTOM-
eating LIQUORS OK TIE SABBATH
DAY. vii be punished by aensen, Of the pen
Aities p:cscrib d oy zach law res I'VE to thesub~
ice. Of tie offence, aud Ia this hope TO have the
assistance Of a.! good c:tsze4s,
j. B. JOHNSON.
By the Mayor:
J.Eks +. WEBSTER,
tsptsin polioa. oct VII
IYANU2UMh nKEo5 GOODS AT Re
IL DUCED PRlCtS-Rsceived this 4tb OF
>oy0b,hes. The lev coiors at 80 per cent less
.nsE Trey "uIC - retail! earlier.
po74 Il. @. SLAYNARERCQ 60,
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Gold.

NEW YORK, Dee. 9.-Gold opened at 1925,
the lowest point reached since the war, except
in November, 1879, when it sold a! 1861.
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LIDAY GOODS.

IL
ENGLISH, FRENCH, VEST INDIA, MED
ITERKANEAN AND AMERICAN
GOODS FOR THE HOL-
IDAY TRADE.
Malaga Grapes, Raisins, London layer, loose
Muscatel, Vslencis layers, in half, whole and
quarter boxes, Mat and Sultsna seedless, layer
Figs in ID. lib and 10 ID boxes, Figs in fancy
baskets, Apple, Peach, Pear and Plum Butter,
finest Leghorn Ctron, Lemon Peel Zante Cur
rants, Almonds, Peosna, English Wanuts, Fi].
berts and Palm Nuts. Genuine English Plum
Pudding, the most delicious article ever offered
to the family trade Preserved Canton Ginger in
lb and S lb jars, Dry Stem Canton Ginger in !
and Id pigs, English and American Pickles,
Sardines, Queen Olives, fine French and Italian
Oil, Italian Oil. italian and Swiss Maccaroni,
Pineapple Edam and Sapsago Cheese, Canned
Fruits and Vegetables the best brand, Havana,
Oranges and Malaga Lemons, We are selling
at low figures and would advise those who in
tend purchasing to buy at once and not run the
risk of the present advancing tendency of the
market GEO. McBURNEY g. SON,
Fine Grocers, No. lee & TO King st,
dec Aim Alexandria, Virginia.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGr ON.
WAsulNaToN, D. G., Dec. 9, 1876

WASHINGTON, d. e., Dec. 3. 1876
The arctic wave that struck this place about
one o'clccs, this morning seems to have i'ai a
eongeaIibg efaeS upon everything.
The political situation remains in s'au
quo" OregYo is the stumbling block 10 The
radicals, ADD lsist and turn as they will, there
the Governor certificate stares them 10 the
fac,, azi bow 10 get behiud it IS tue problem
they are trying 10 solVo-trying 10 vaio.
With the exception Of one or two minor ap.
preparation bills, very little business will be
transacted hy Congress prior to the holidays
after which Wii! b; 0ac OF the most exciting
sessions ever Witnessed.
Neither House Of rongress is 10 session 10.
day, ami bur comparatively lew members
are at the Capitol
OF the Virginia delegation Mr.. Tucker has
gone to Winchester, aad Gen. Hunton to War.
renton.
Two hundred and tour guns we're fired here
last night by the democrats in honor of the
election of TiIdan and Hendrcks--aud without
an accident
The intense cold here is attributed by some
to the action Of Gov. Grover, who is cooling
tie aIdor Of the republicans.
Mr.. ConEling'5 position is watched With
interest, as it s not knowo what part he will
take in the approaching contest. Ills health
is quite feeble but he is regular in his attendance
upon the Senate.
Blaine is to be pushed forward in the Senate,
but bis peculiar parliamentary tactics
will not avail him much in body where acting
weighs naught.
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ssgs GREAT UpRoAI ABOUT CLOTHING

gsg~GnEar UpRoAI ABOUT CLOTHING
The largest stock OF Overcosss @@d Suits oouzh
at bankrupt salo to close out. Good Overcosi'
from So so upwards, including tbs vary hos! o.
imported Chinchi!isi. hes@er<, kerseys Re-
Gents Cashmere Suits, consisting .! loaf. rants
and Vest at 81 30; All wool Suits at 81 - aud
upwards, Including :Aa finest imported mste-
rails. excellent Children's Suits, 3 years, $i.2a ;
4 years sl.75; Is years ST.; years 81 - "''''
upwards. They laust be sold quick Al
s. UEALHAMs.
dscs 81 King Street
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CHRISTMAS GooDs.--As Christmas draws
lsar the stores which deal 10 goods suitable
tor presents have begun to lepleoish thel: stocks
and prepare tos tie grand rush: That there
will be grand rush nobody doubts, who has
lived long among oar people. and seen the
hearty, old fashioned way 10 which Christmas
customs are observed. As the storekecper2
are preparing to sell, 80 also are Tue ps"p,e,
buy, and looking about them to ascertain where
they can deal to the best advantage. VI course
every onc wants TO make their purchases as
aheaply as possible, aud wants 70 kno" where
this eau be done The best means OF tudtcg
out these things is By consulting tue columns
of the Gazette, and merchants and SHOP Eesp.
ers cannot better bring their goods to public
aotice than by advertising 10 those columns
purchasers never expect to buy anything cheap
from the man who don't advertise bs wares
and consequently they don't visit h's store
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TEPATINE, tie great remedy for dyspep'
III sis and all diseases or complaints that sriic
from a disordered liver. Also GLOBs FLOW
Err SYRUP, the popular remedy Tor "o'cs,
snnniv Of both o. the above .or sale by
decu L. $. LEADBEATER - HtiC.
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CHURCH SERVICES, &C., TO.MORRow.-
CHRIsT CHURCH Service at II a. m. and ! p.
IN. by Rev. Mr.. Dame.
ST. PAUL's CHURcH-Service at II q. m. and
4 y. NJ. by Rev. DR.. Norton.
GRACE Guaranteeing service, with ser-
mon, at II O'clock afternoon service without
sermon, at $50; preaching (the Moody and
Sankey hymns will be used at this service) at
80. ALL the pews in this church are free.
ST. MARY's CaURCH-Mass at and / Il. m.
Vespers at p. m.
UNION PREsgYT'N. CHURCH First Church,
Service in the morning and st night By Rev.
Or. Bullock.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CuuRcH-Servce
morning and night by Rev. Mr.. Dinwiddie.
METH. EPIs. CnURCH--Service at II u. Ia.
by Rev. DR.. Hszleton, of Dublin. Ireland, and
st + D. M. by Rev ". i. Webb. Subject ::
Rest for the weary"
METH. EPIs. CHURCH SoUTn-Service 1t IL
s.m. and p. NJ, by Rev. Nelson Head. u. y.
METH. Prot CHURcH--Service in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. DR.. Nichols.
BAPTIST CHURcH--Service in the morning
and at night by Rev. w. s. Panick.
WHARF MISSION CHAPEL--SerVlces 81 o3o
y. III.
GERMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 IL 4. m,
~ Rev. Mr.. Fleckenstein.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIAr1oN.-
sunday prayer meeting in the Meth. Episcopal
Church at 4 p. N. Aims House at q p. n, jail
At p. N. Union prayer meeting next Thursday
night in the NJ. Z. Church South at Il O'CLOCK.
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dec 3

rGyTo TUE LADIES. We have JUS. .aeslY u
q fine assortment OF den.ie Mons, aoJs an
Youths' Fine Toilet Slippers, suitable iol the
holidays, which will De sold at prizes to suit the
t;noes ldac ei WADDEl, Il King st.
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The Cold SNAp.-rhe weather, which has


been moderate for the season. 'ook sudden
turn during last night. About one 0 clock he
wind began to blow ~ perfect gale trom the
northwest aud has continued 50 70 blow during
the whole OF the day. Shortly before two
O'Clock this morning there was quite l,'e:y
fall of snow, which did not, however, last bug.
The force Of the wind was very great anI may
fences and outbuildngs were blown down. The
telegraph wires both North aud Sou were
down and Geographic communication cut of.
The ice in the river was blown over tc tic cast
ern shore where it was piled up one cake upon
another TO the thickness of a foot or mora. The
Maryland ferry boat Virginia was unable to
make her ips and has bean taken off her!De for
the wioter. The Washington ferry boats
made one trip with info,te trouble, aud then
laid up for the day. The City Of Alezandrla
was engaged for three hours IN making her one
trip, the ice being piled W in The mouth Of the
Eastern Branch and above the arsenal to
very considerable thickness, and the wind blow
ing such gale that it was nearly Impossible to
steer the boat properly. 10 give some idea OF
the Intense cold, it may be stated that the
thermometer at noon to-day stood at ninety
degrees below the freezing punt. The
streets and stores to-day we're almost de.
serted, 40 one being out except such neraon5
as were absolutely compelled to be SD.
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The at!cutoa Of the readers of the dazetta
is called to Dealhein's new advert isemen!. lie
surely has a:Iarge stock Of clothing, aud seems
to be disrosad to sell them very cheaply.
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Mr. !iengy Strauss, at bis emporium on
King street, he: received more new goods, and
has new every department Of his store filled
With clothing aud boots and shoes OF the new.
est styles, sud at the most reasonable prices.
Read his Advertisement carefully, and give him
. call
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DEMOCRATIC SALUTEs. The resident den

DEMOCRATIC SALUTEs. The resident dem
ocrass in Washington last night fred salute
Of two hundred and four guns in honor OF the
number Of electoral votes for I'!den The same
caanou that were used for the republican sa-
iute on Thursdsy were used last night, the
salute being also fred from the judiciary
Square. 4 large crowd was present AID cheer
ed goci!erously for Ti!den and Hendricks.
salute was also fired last night b the demo-
arats of Baltimore
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The seauon1r Lcmucl Hal! was hauled upon
The wars at The ahipyard to. day.
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had ,tonDic with ny gums uotiI | uaed
Wells Eu!c... Iboy are row perfacty healthy,
and 81, !hruuef its means Nouc Of the high
priced articles ever gave me relief 1t has
worked by ragic and Z. the same time gradu-
ally semovd the ta.ter from ny teeth ] is an
article | eau recommend.
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i EADbLATEES ANODYNE PECTO-
IL Raj, XII article that We have been manu-
featuring i2c several years, and one that mas
given ge",E:.l satisfaction Tor Coughs Colds,
HoGrSoncss AID other affections OF the throat
and lungs large supply just prepared
oct2l L. 5. LEADBEATER q BRO.
pAlSINS Layers, London Layers and
LIZ Seed!e=s k4a=iIs Tor sale by
dec /. b. LAWSON & co.
sGES'r Nos and = MACKEREL just re.
1-e ceiecd Is
dec5 &c. E. MILBURN.
4 SODFl5!i. vince and homeless, just received
~ BY Eicc u j. Z. & L. M1LBURG.
DRIAIE FIGS Tor sale By
/ nov 70 !. G, i E. MlLBURN.
VERY CHOICE FgUIT BUTTER, every
Y variety, cocap
deel GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
SAALL HAMS. astquality, just received by
~ ro7 - j. q. i t.. MlLbUkN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-A half drunken
tramp catered the parlor Of Mrs. Niourne's res
ence, 90 Queen atrael, last night, aud in
fumbIing around ia The DARK. Tor something to
steal. upset Il whatuot, smashing 1 humber OF
valuable articles aud making such noise that
the family were aroused, aad calling in some
uaighbors secured the arrss. Of the would be
robbcr. tle was locked up at the station house.