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WHISKY.


Whisky matters, contrary to general expccta-
tfon, we're very quiet around tho Government
building yesterday. In The forenoon Mr.. storra
had long interview with Judge Bangs, In which
tho position OF those claiming immunity, anu
tho desire Of the Department Of Justice to have
the District Court docket cleared up, wcre
freely and fafly discussed It Is 10 be presumed
that both Gcntlcmcn were Of ono mind, for on
Mr.. storrs' appearance after tho inter-
View, It was noticed that Ills face was
wscnthctl In smiles. A conference will DO
held to-day or tomorrow, at which
Judge, Bangs, Mr.. Storrs, and Judge Dlodgctt
will be present, and It Is presumed tho dav will
te be Tsd when tho wlskyte;s
my, Inns bcen promised them, and by whom.
Tie cxEles In the County Building arc oil tho I'M
preston TINT either Thursday Or. Friday, Or
probably both days, will bc act for the hcaring.
tatcl,'t had brief interview with Judge Bangs
IN the forenoon, In relation to the interests Of
Ills clients.
Special Agent Rogers, Of the Revenue Depart
yesterday, md had q talk over revenuo matters
In thls district.
n. II. snurELDr,
who went to Washington q week or ten days
lers, against The new aehcme Of assessing CO.
pacty on tho basis Of 10 quarts to tic buecl on
the forty-clght-llour lnash, has returned. lilo
has strong hopes that thu Commissioner Of In
ternnl Revenue will modify the rule, SO rs to
make the esttmato on tho bas.s Of II quarts. !.
"1lank" lvcstcrman, Of tho Pekln Alcohol
Works, agntnst whom there is an y.
Court of this state for alleged violation
Of the revenue law, was in town yesterday. 1u
tho afternoon l.c visited the 'apostlcsn over
the Rhine, md hail brief conference with Mr..
storrs Mt the conclusion Of his professional In
torytcw with the distinguished exlles.
PARKER II. MASON,
ono Of the bright and shining lights fh tho mis-
slonary work, was arountl tho Government build
Ing yesterday, anxlous to lcarn what might ho
| done with his caae when called Up. Later In
the day l,o visited Jake Rehn, With whom he
talked o,cr tho situation at considerable length.
Judge Bnng's nbscnee from the city last week
chcckinated a little! plan, which the first
batch " hnd organized for their benefit. They
lad their plus sot ,ip to ayc their cascs stricken
from the docket by order Of tho Court In Charn-
bcr, and thus anticipate the work to be under
taken by Mr.. storrs. uud tho plan been car
ricd ont to successful issue, they would have
! been relieved from the necessity Of explaining
! low much immunity they l,ad been promised,
| BY whom, aud what for. Now they wfll have to
fare the music, and tell sonic things they would
rather retain from tho public
, 1876-08-29

Alfred T., Youngest son Of N. i. and N.,o,,,,.
Hronnan, Of Inflammation Of Tho bownia ".r!t;a: u:
ychr months hnd II days. eaea
Enneral ffnm tho residence Of his paron,. y.
n.y. Wabn.!:av,, at p. III. On TucsJay, h., ~, 70.
w " tsneinnstil u TO-, papers p,e..o eop,,
huNnEi.1-In Chicago. .Ang, ~, AunIc + n
dell, only daughter nf H. ]. nnl Cynthia Rnn,aa3n' an'
aged 0 yenrs months md 7 tlays. ''a'iae''.
Funeral from Centennial Daptiat Church ro,.,f
jackson and f1nco1n.tts., Wednesday, h"y tIn5Atf I1A
10 4. In., by cnrrlAges to Roscl!il. 'e' w It
CuNNIFF--Aug. 2a, at 34f Afarshoe1d.,v II.
nosa sesah CunntG. heloxcd daughter Of Il 10; sss
U. ". Cunniff, agel II months md dsys 4" Ahd
Funernf fto1n rct1deneo NJ II; 40 a. m, Tu.,s,.
goth. thence BY cars 10 Calvary at D. IN. "ss'a5'
ANNYs-On Tho 2Stll inst., Al NJ. ,.
khort illness, uf Inflammation IL tle innr. "i'es
Annys, son Of John and Nellie :Annys' nasS he%'i
3eara month and = days. "ata
WAt.9lt-on Sunday, tho 9th Inst. =, III,
mfngton, ILL.,, Mrs Elizabeth E. Walsh, ,yiTon u, Il
tho late +. C. Wnlsh. Of Chicago. ''1'" o'
Tho funeral will take p1ncc At 10 40 a. M +,.a,.
tTneslay) from Tho Jesuit Church. ''"iy
AND1tEW8-At Napaneo, Aug. 20. stt.,
honr'd illness, Archie j. Andrews, only eom q, fa y
Andrews. Va u
COTTELf-Entcscd into rrst, at yn,r y.,..
nAth. soH'erset, ENGLAND, o. Thrtday Xugs' s'1n' ~
IN tho Std ycnr Of his age. Thomas Gcnfso Cnits'
father Of 0. O. n. Co.toll, Of this city, 's'
, 1876-08-29


The fallurc OF tho Ring In the County
Board to present The contract OF afcNcil Il Son
IN the Court-IIouse matter for condemnation at
a. 1,s.s...,..t. wv ,.a.saS, .s.~ ~ .",.s ~
tlle hesu's 3eeleENsty a'lelPoo' "aS taken 10
lind been prepared, but That tho bondsmcn wcre
in readiness to sign 1t was another matter Tho
facts arc, 80 far ag could be learned.
the names Of few indorsers, but
not ready to carry out his promise to turn over
his quarry to the county. For several days ho
being I pushed by lis numerous crcdtsrs, d ~ and nd
pesay y fis @ ap ate4 d sa sr 5 s1s lny f
most nhn9yinr. BECAUSE he could not co,nniy
their % cnnset m a1,i tey reaxiur iii % tho sttuation
wcre not inclined to release him Unless they gp}
fhr rnsh. T'hny roulfl MT gct ti,ia. It was eaiI
ntws.on5r that Per;oat sncmt = s,uay Mf a
Irnout I1rrn,Isn certain narftcs Win wrrc er
nerted to nut IN SaO. .1ND ind been frfr,,teng,l
XII 1,v fntltnr fh,t II wnu nrrcssnrv IL
NIT IN x5tioiSb Ia clear his nnarrIcs' ami
faEc NJ ser.Iritv hIs nron,fses tn INV when ho
iad becoHe enriched rom tie County Treasury.
trenc. md noor Walker and hts Il R!nui, wsru
IN tro,hIe 1hc t.is5nT !, i,,il nTon,so7. tn dr.
fcat other bidders, to exact Of Wakera flrst lien,
and llasovering that he could ouly givo II al
maycd, and not Inclined to u,,sl hls claims. Il
| ,rms n aaI ronsiiernt;m, ~ h"n,l fnr ~''''' ~
trMEATr + ME- 40 MAsr po1f,Ans m AND GENTS.
| nnd in their dfsanm,fntmeut they wrrs In
| ciinei tn think for tho moiuent that
| their arton in afopttng limestone Ind
| not been no Wiz nfter MI. 60
great wnn thc1r fccl.n,, tn TIM inntter that ono
Eonmtssoner rcn,nT1cJ tint. wijte In hn d
hing 10 tic Rinr. y he wotIi eiyo ann out of
| hia avn nneket IL arr a "srtnin sanfistone ,nan
gct ret tie w5rk, and another sat tio turn Affairs
| ri ~ icn.t six i'm nniI ,,rdrr tho ctr,"ns,n
stanres i,c. t,n,. was unt r,nnosed b, tokime ha
sharu nf nunther 1,ursn tl1nn Wnlker's. f6r liz
| rcnson, howcvcr. tlat lila chances NJ rrni,inp
frnm WaII,cr nnI,enrsi yerv rcmots Xm1
another 80 humiliatri himself M to call n re-
nsrtcr naIstc anti sav tn h;n. nntwithstamtilno
| III ncraIstancc II, yniinr r. I'm cfntrnrv 1hnf
hs Ind no interest IN tla WaIker.McNcii con. cot,s
tract uf any nature. md waa reutly tt, fIo nny.
thsne. etc. ' '"'' .'N 80 '~'N' ~ ''''
A}l' Of these ,uti,uatlons wcro heonl by the
sanIstnne men, son,sllnw. of cnI,rsc' and tlny
tonS snirit and aTrerd nrnt,nrr th"msSlvns tn AS'
Ne0'> 'f''' ngsrw rtrn TioI,T.
md tn carry fl m tn tin httter end T,,erefor,
s"yera, new stnno mcn nrrlvrI m Tho scenc ,1,,r.
Inn the Iiay. on,j their nrrscmre md entrit
nd'1ci 10 liz faijnrca ~ the Rnc = navs IL
contest nnw lifn. md thn ro]c,,int;5n nst cvc,
intr wns tint n fcv ~ ths Il iSnts J; thtrvra hni
becn driver, fron. thcr I,o1a md wn,,iG rct ro
, 1876-08-29

woven With n tlls % who1e vel, Of this 9iSspsl ssory,
TINT II was impossible to reject them
md hc'tcve In tic crcdlbtllsy of It's
writer's, anil II VIVA worthy of rctnark
np ns TRs nasssfs e e. 'ps ertec n,t s
ing these wonderful miracles without tic slight
cal ostcntatton, and in tho salne 9uict way IN
lnost familiar ptecc Of his daily work.
est, ai, u vas an aGie tas and ssa,oiary efiart,
At the close Of the sermon, E[.tr HorsnR ar~
md Streaming eyes. iii seemed entroiy over. s
come with anguish for tho unsnvcd.
This prnyer-mcetinE differed from previous
ones n thu fact Tint q snlnlued quiet portneatcd
over the saints, wt,ile, On thc!r kces, they gang
III soft, low tot,cs " 1 am tho Lords anti lie 10
mine" s :. ,,os.,
oatssloc J' Vita S eese Va: IT'D i %a'pa.t
o'clock: The children l9okcd forward to t',s
hour with tnpettcneo and antielpatlon. alr.
Spencer entertained them Tor over M hour, re-
Rev. Mr.. Jcwett, Or. Prouty, and others. fol.
lowed n II suitable remarks. Ii,c % singing consti-
At 2:so =. NJ. tic Rey. Sir. Caldwell preached
TITS. Tic subject was, "workinc out Our Owl
Tua swEpss,.
Yesterday was glorious t'a%. among this aG-
voted class Of worshpcrs. Their tent Tor hold :
ing services being too small to aecommodatc
hall their penplc the Rev. Pr y. y. sorIin, OF
tho Mest sido Second Swedish Church, cai1stl
meeting In the open air in tho grove. There
were about 400 gathered around him. and their
shouts q glory reminded one OF On earthly SEM
blhnce of heaven. a largo number Gi seekers
were rrostrate upon tho ground, while those
who iad found the ighs ~, wcre. wita pmea,nigg m
beautiful song.
Ile KGy. y, =; Westcrgrcen dellvcred req a most
p1sIIa 9nd tfE ss1%o1 no "a te f9pS ppu ="
1o;9. a. -,
~ The early praycf.nscttng was Leg BY MI:
was preaching BY the Rev ]. b. Anderson.
a 4 speaking Or experience meeting was held At
Ivy o'clock, which resi-, resulted n tc eoaIerson ,a
o'clock the Rev. Dr.. Westegun preached.
Escry moment ION M scelns employed In IA 'clifions
$oung folks meeting, which va; held at the
Evanston tcnt a. p m, anu t,lc ~ Nev.M. =.
, 1876-08-29
I
nYS7Fhs.

Country dealers will find 1t 4 saving to order
oystcrs OF Sloan bros. i Co., 81 Adams street.
Thoir famous "Capltal" brand ID the best In mnr.
ket. They make prices 10 suit the timss.
SLOAN BRoE. d Co.
, 1876-08-29
A MONUMENT

a. big As the grand Pyramid might be bnilt t3 the
teeth that have been ruined by neglect. Shall this
thing 60 In iaco Of the great fact That Sozodont Ia
certain presorvatye Of dental decay
, 1876-08-29

PIANOS AND ORGANS Foa RENT.
Lyon b lIealy, State and Monroe streets, offer
for rent over ono hundred arst-clasa instruments,
at Is permonth, and upward.
, 1876-08-29


FlTZ6EnALD---A -Austta. Fit tsgernld.
Funeral from Ills residence, go South franklin
It,, Wednesday, Aug 30 VI 10 o'caock =. III. by
cafTtuKcs to Calvary.
CoFPEY-on Sunday, Aug. e7. Thomas CotIoy,
agel u years:
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
at II =. IL.
uAENNAN-On Monday morning, At 8 .. ni..
, 1876-08-29
TIE COURTS.


The only applicant for a divorces yesterday
,roa E,,a Nro;,er who has coma Ia the conclu-
,,a4 .,,,t ~" .,n m tonucr 1tvo trlth hcr
husband, Herman b. Alcadcr, Jc~eicr a. NO.
209 South IIalsted street. She says that within
three months after his marriage he began to
abuse hrr. ond continued to do so, often threat
enlng to shoot her, until about year ago, when
be deserted her completely, and sue has e'neo
nov about months old. She thinks her
.,, !. i1ot,e. . ro,, i,,s,n... aud ,vonts
husbana 10 9oang goou ousinGs', any gornn manoa
,na ,Gs a,aate VI ''s p''"'s' 40 "''' 40 -
o''o'so' ,rE,,..
Judge D,odgc.t viii hiAnoi not bo In Court agala
until Monday rz. u...,o-. 7,,o ~, 1nn,,.u
cg'pany agenst ~ y H.
tltsui, W. .ha ,oas ,y ~ nyr1 trai mniccs
f,r tl,c Sonte'm,ier tcr1' Of tho saperior Court.
VN!rE5 n,e1 sfATHs TAT sa31t gounrsi s,.,a,r
ucaid + FIFTH Y noueIas. % wi Within Il. Dobson, and
Lo1s yotz tG iofeeoas sn sfee J., ,mor5Eogcs 10 'of OF
SSs ,tv1sion III ss ~ III NV w.at Il a. oTcs ~
recSs so9usaslS" ~ " 'n1 ~ az "a n iutnr
sns patt ~ ~ .,a NV .s.at - :" ~ ~ ~ w ''s
S'TSn The G conmeetisut @ Mutual Litc1nsurance Com
bany nlgu vi Mien rann 'is nrothara Monu. M
nsiSst & -. o,,,nanr -, Il Mo..nn"nr a,.l Iii,
mcy ,".sI LarraHomc ,' tn foreciosa Morteagc for
I siSoW on % TIC i. i Of Lot iS, BLOCK Il, Il Car.
pc4IWtens g maa.aoa @ y GascIG nrov, Monufao.
Mens & ", anu - .nd u; Rrs nnis H1w% pnw Gnna.
.,r nar ~ XII na1atna+ nuu nonrc r. rG ~ Maine.
yon Desre Wa,Ia Jon pcfTs thso u ro ID
nccse anu D H. vse, ~ M .mHM yt' T.,
lnaineinE PaSe .. 4 tl9n Tr ~ Natho,v scm. ~
p,owss 'ssuea oe'' " 1o"o' ~ 01a'"'" o''"
ihe % same hat.es nx mle s' swan . aKai passi.
tue Mn'inS Flow Company IL -. nm"h TFsSt- u
, 1876-08-29

worked Yesterday very sattsfactorily, and Tho
vat when fi1od stootl IN front tflc Cty-liall for
Sumo ttmc yesterday afternoon, but no Disagree
nLlc otlors were complained of.
, 1876-08-29
SPRAGElE'S PRINTS.

Pnov1pENoE, Aug. 2s.--1n Wow at the IN.
proved demand for printa, sprague mills In this
Slate, In Maine, and tho Connecticut Print
Works, which have been idle several weeks. will
start up ut once.
, 1876-08-29

DEATHS,

DALL-Aug. 90, Mrs.J. Dali, 354 Wcst Chicago.
Av., Of q son.
, 1876-08-29

tfon was submitted from f. f. Sweeney, whose
bid for the work was S{23 less tEnn tie bid rec
commended by tho Co,nmlttce.
The rnport or the Committee was finally
adopted by vote OF II TO 4, and the Board att-
io1trnel uiltil Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
0 THIN N E W

The undersigned would respectfully announce
to the citizens of alexandria and vicinity, that,
having introduced their improved
STEAM FEATHER RENOVATOR
into this place, they are now prepared to cleanse
and renoy ate feathers in the most etectual man
ner. BY q pressure of steam, and the way 1t is
applied, together with the facilities for ventllat.
ing and drying which We have invented, we
claim more etfectually, and in less time, to rem.
ovate feathers than by any process ever offered
to the public. Our process not only ~cleanses old
feathers from all impurities, removing their
matted CONDITION, thereby increasing their bulk
nearly one halt, aking them light and lively,
clean and healthy, but also removes the dlsa-
greesble odor so common'to new ~teathers, AID
destroys al moths and the liability thereto.
Ms~For further particulars and prices see bills
which will soon be In circulation.
Satisfaction will be guaranteed, or no charge
will be made.
Parties DESTROYS of examining the process are
respectfully invited to cali a. our place OF busl-
ness, NO. 66 KING STREET,
betw cen the hours of 9 and II q. N where the
patentee or his agent will be found, who will
lake pleasure in showing how the work is done.
Send in your orders and come and see the
process yourselves
Parties wishing to engage in a safe and profit
able business will lind 1t for their interest to csll
and e.amine. j. It. SHELDON, Patentee.
/. C. WILSON, General Agent.
References: Rev. j. H.. Waugh, Rev. j. S.
Beyer, Rev. VIM. Dinwiddie, Robert Bell, 5.
K. Field, u. D. Ball, e.. Il. Ramey, Muir
Bros, furniture dealers, knoch Grimes, Chap
man Bros, City Hotel, 0. Q. Whitttesey. Mayor
kemper, George h. Harlow, HI. +. Thornton.
ian -tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
The Latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS TRUNKS, HATS and SATCHELS,
and other goods usually found in a first class
Clothing Establishment,
l would invite the public to call and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere, feeling con-
6dent that 7 can please the most fastidious.
My purchases consist in part of the finest of
American, French, Scotch and English fabrics.
Boys, Youths AID Mems Overcoats, Of all
shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys at moderate prices.
My stock is tine largest and most complete OF
any in the city. An early call is solicited.
S. DEALHAM,
oct Is 80 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

During all this period its prominent object rs:
been to advance the interests of the people of
whose life it is the daily chronicle. It's fortune:
have been their fortunes; it has shared thei,
prosperity and suffered in their disasters. l.:
inspiration has been the desire to forward the
best interests of the community in which It i:
located, and its own prosperity is. as it has been
purposely made, indispensable from ths: o: the
community it sims to represent. When they
grow rich it hopes for 8 reward commensurate
with its labors. While they are poor it expects
to work with them and for them, expecting
make their success the measure Of its own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
A(&fan0rIa 6a5&tR
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN'Y. &c.

LIVING ON SEVEN CENTS A DAY.-An econo.
mist who has been investigating the subject Of
cheap diet for these hard times, thus gives the
result to the public:
In these times OF slack occupation the *
perinental deductions of Investigating econo-
mists become valuable. A working mechanic
with reduced pay, I have tried hard to keep
up With the times by lesseDed expenditure.
Having read the newspaper accounts OF the
man who lived on SIS a year, gaining twenty
pounds, under the regimen of corr meal, we
tried that article but found it irsipid, and
6pally pauseors. The Endorsement of buck
wheat as a sustaining food By 40 emineutjudgc
Induced US to try it We found b~uckwheat non-
susceptible of variety 10 cooking, and We soon
STALLED" on slapjscks. Potatoes failed to keep
up our bodily strength.
Next we tried ot starch, with this result !:
My wife, son aud self cou6ned ourselves to ra-
tions of three pitts Of thick porridge per day,
varying the "dip" dressing with butter, sugar,
nutmeg, lemon juice or moiasses. We enjoyed
excellent heath, with regular digestion. At
the expiration Of two weeks, | found myself
four aud a quarter pounds heavier. My wife
had gained three pounds, while the lad had
increased over Eve pounds. Our food outlay
for fourteen days was exactly two dollars and
eighty cents, or less than seven cents per day
for each person.
We are now pursuing the same course, with
an occasional ''miXed-meal."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

1t: contiguity to Washington gives he Gs-
zette AL early precedence over all the journals
Of the State in intelligence Of the operations OF
the General Government, now Of such vital i'm
portauce to the people of the South. The pro-
ceedings OF Congress, seldom so interesting rs
row, will be regularly reported in succlnc!!9Fm
for its columns, but all matters Of especial inter-
est in Virginia will be given in detail, and the
full text of all bills of local interest viii be given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
Sinclair j. Davies.
"a DEMONSTRATORS NUTICE.

Having been appointed by the Corporation
Court o: the city of Alexand la Us administrator
Of the estate OF John T.. Evans, deceased, l
hereby give motto. to all parties indebtcl to the
estate to come forward at once and make pay
lnent TO me. All parties having claims against
the estate will present them 10 me duly certified
for payment. lie. ONEAL,
Oc23-tf Admir- of John I. Evans, decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

As the interests Of the people mainly centres a.
home, no pains will be spared to chronicle al
matters occurring in the city and neighborhood,
carefully excluding unseemly expressions or
gross narrative rs unfit for q journal that is
treasured at many thousand hesrthstones OF
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

r AEGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF FAN
IL CY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
October 18th, 1873.
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore markets;
We have just returned from the North AID
opening to-day y splendid assortment OF goods,
embracing the newest snd lates. styles out t"l
fall and winter. Our Dress Goods Department
is COMPLETE, and We make Black Goods h spe-
cialty. We cannot enumerstc all the dltfelen1
lines of goods, but invite 3 general examination
of the stock. Popular prices may De expected
D.. +. BRASHEAR,
q. B. HouMEs. No. 100 King street,
oct d Alexhndria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
Alexa. Gazette.

THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AM
VIRGINIA ADVERTISER will soon ceIs.
brate its centennial year. More than .b-aa
quarters of a century ago it grew into life a era.
alton of wants and needs Of the people Of hi:
section Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
( EUGER'S FLUID (RED), TIE UAI
IL VERSAL DlSlNFkCTANT. German

6 fEhShL tTerman-
gaEatc OF SCOa.) II is the only true disinfectsnt
known, all other preparations sold for this pur.
pose being merely deodorlzers Tor ARTICLES which
possess tue PROPERTY OF overpoWerlng unpleasant
smells by their own pungent and often disagree
able and dangerous qualities IT L. particularly
adapted for dlsinIecting sick rooms IN cases OF
typhus lever, small poX, cholera, scarlet fever.
tiatrLea, and ali contagious diseases, and icl
puri y!Gg rooms IL which there are dead bodies,
removing at once all unpleasant smells, and
destroying encctualiy any latent germs Of dis
ease. BY placing The diluted huid III dishes vi
basins, about oed chambers, school rooms: work
shops, hospital wards, &c, it keeps the sir IN q
perfect state of purity. For stables, slaughter
houses, butchers shops, dairies, cellars. &c, ii
is invaluable, keeping them in d perfectly
wholesome state, D. merely sprinkling the d.
iulcd hGid over the floors and walls. Ii keeps
dust bins, water closets, drains, urina.s, IT,.
sweet and wholesome, by using once or twice :
day. For SAFE by JANHEI Co,
sep u l4o King street.
STILL THEY COME AND STILL THEY
GO-Crnstsltly adding to Our stock-Popu
lar Goods-Popular triccs-Fancy Dres, GooGs
III and below co@t-January IA, io76-We have
$ grcst many goods IN our stock which we are
selling 81 prices less than cost OF importation,
ana invite consumers and country merchants TO
take advantage Of our low figures. We IRE con.
stantly 10 the market and receiving fresh goods
Il the lime.
d. F. BRASHEAR,
4. b. HOMES. No. 100 King street,
Jan II AieXandria, Va.
DERt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Pivec;s Elk.
L tracts, Janney's Orange Blossom Cologne,
Genuine imported F. Marie Farina Cologne,
DrcAe's Vienna Bell Cologne, Reads Crane
duchess Cologne, n. Hynson jennings Double
Eau dc Cologne, Hoyts German Cologne and
Lanman s Kemp's Florida Water. Also Cou-
dray's Genuine French Extra. is in bulk, of Ill
the popular odo:s, and for sale By The ounce or
pound. [dec 81 JANNEY Y GO.
4LUNS. tAiS, WADS, &c.-Just opened at
So King street, Alexandra, Va, corner OF
Royal, an assortment OF English Twist SLOT
Guns, OF good quality, and at very low prices;
also q Breech Loader, with all the fixtures.
shells, Sc, Musket Caps, Gun Wsds, Flasks,
Pouches, Belts, &c, to which we invite atten.
ton.
sep % j. CREIGHTON s SON.
~ OTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C, &c
~ We cal! special attention to our full stock
Of Hosiery, Gloves, handkerchief, skirts, Fan
cy elk Ties, Ladies Vests, Belts, Men, Merl-
no Vests, Susptnders, Umbrellas, Overskirls,
&c ali at popular prices.
D. +. BRASHEAR,
Ii. B. HooMEs. No. 100 King street,
nov 3 AlexaAGrla, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
The Hon. Alexander III. Stephens

Orders Globe Flower Cough Syrup to sustain
his Throat and Lungs in making his great Civil
Rights speech:
National Hotel, Washington, D. c.,
December &c, 1873.
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BY DR.. Samuel Bard Yours truly,
ALEXANDER b. STEVENS
Washington, D. c., January S, 1874.
DR.. j. S. Pemberton-Dear Sir: The Globe
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Yours truly, ALEXANDER b. STEVENS.
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Consumption. We shall publish in the Gazette
Testimonials OF great and good men Of the ma,
ton, whose words cannot be doubled, 10 regard
to the merits OF Globe Flower syrup. We pre-.
fer 10 let them speak.
Globe Flower Syrup for sale by
Z. S. LEAD oEATER s. BRO.
@-None genuine unless signed AERkELL
s. COUDEN, successors to DR.. }. S. Pemberton.
Read the "Curious Story"-iree at the Drug
Stores. jan l4-lm
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nish daily y complete account, with superduities
only Topped away, of all the current news Of the
world.
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