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, 1876-01-20

10 nnsned tle Job his eomrsde approached, Aay.
Ing Tho WRONG kind Of An onvelups had bsen
used, and that Il n,nBt DO changed. Whilo tll,u
".a beinR done, third unnn approached, and
told 1aokhnsh to follow him mp stalra and lie
would Rlva him receipt for tho money. tack
lov said the men wore Ia tho employ Of tho Com
pany and were all right Whom ho cAmo
down, Tho nioucy MAS nowhere. and ho was soon
deserted and alone. Worry sensib1Y he at ppco
Informed the police Of tho affair. and tho dc.
lcottveh Mero soon At work. JRmos ShumHAy.
Alias Willlams, and Hugh uusby we're brouRht
II on enapiefon A accouplces, but 1Iackbunh
additional hr!os!s haTo boon made, and there
arpoar to bc but small prospects for tho rocov-
4 $4,000 rn,cx.
The 1,0xt time O. T., Gtnr comes to town with
ssoc1t for his Whitosdo County Farm ho will ro-
member not to fall into bad company. EIo ar
EiVod IN thls city Monday afternoon and spent
Yards Which nettsh him somo q. 600 IN cash.
Doposlttng part Of llla funds iu .hs bank, ho
started out With sun,o a1.400 caah
on his person. besides $1,000 in chooks
ani a. much moro in notes.
All day TUESDAY ho was sailing around town.
80 o3Lorouyhly soakotl with "bent budso" TINT
@ ne recollects very l!ttlo, As near a. ho can To-
drosecd chaps. who gave him place to sloep In
den somewhere ou Clark etroet. Tho 1isxt
thing 10 ren,rnhers Ia boing pickoh up on tho
Atroot At O'Clock by = policeman, when ho dis
covered that hts money was mlaslnG. Not much
ctodenee was Eivon to tho mans story until 1io
was examined this morning altar sobartng out.
d'er is woil-to'tlo farmer worth soma s80, 900,
and fdels tho disgrace 20 keonly that no l1ns
datormtnod to prosecute tho robbers to tho
utmost limit,
, 1876-01-20
IMPORTED sTALL1ONs.

Snlc 0f S2t,O0o Worth OF wcll.nrod
l9orsrtlcsla ut SS1oomtngton.
dptctdt LHspateh IN Ths Chteaoo 7ttounk
BLooMiNoToN, ILL.,, jan. 10.-it Tho ealo O,
imported Clyde ata!lloua In this city to.tlay BY T.
q. Duncan, Of Mclean, buyera were prpsept
from all parts Of tho country. Tho horsos sold
as folloNa Young Donald Diunie TO Owen 4
Alllson4 OF Lono Treo, la.. for e2,500 Scots
man, to J. Hitchcock, Of Atlanta, for $4,000 =,
Statesman. to ]. Welch. OF koi.ean, ILL.,, 70,
s1.25o, sold by Il. Held, Of Tazonoll Lord
Chtucul1or, 10 william Bloomfield, Of Brown
Connsv. H., for 81, 900; snrpIiac to Thomas O.
stcrutt. Of WarreneburR, ill.,; Forfa,shire. d
A. 7. DEc'ow. Of snllx. H.. for sa,400t dtsn.
catrn. to George Foram, OF Mclean.
ILL.,; Wondor, to William II. Tsi,nser,
Of McLenu. III. I; Young Eclipse, soja
by Grant sts,ngheld to Charles Grimm, Of Rau.
kiu. ILL.,, fur 9i.00o; Scott 10 3. Williams, Of
8prinHtied, III, Tor 1850; Rsbeit Burns 10
Juhn Bond. Of Abingdon. ILL.,. sold by Fiaid
Borden: Cltef, sold by tlo samc 10 ]. II FIJI,
tenwider, Of sangasnon Counsy Prince Arthur
70 William Dloomllosd Cham piop bv Wi.sa, il,
0gfovee. Of Mclean County. 10 John Lyons, Of
nteyMorsh Ill: Total sal:s, s2l,ouo; average,
s.. .230. After the sale number OF glade horscs
wero eold ut good tiRuroo. rho figures received
for tho imported htalltons arc consido1od low In
deed.
, 1876-01-20
SPORTING NEWS.

TIE onsco-noMAs WRESTLING MATCH.
Following arc tho rules which are 10 rovern
.ho oo,,,.s..a,. ~ a.. 1"..u-. Nv ~ S''oiA
'uu ~, soa''o'a"'' ~ .,o "tossao6 maton "hseh
VIII tahe P12eo ~ alcGofhlck Hali batuIaay
evening:
!. No hold shnIl l,e allowed lower th.n the w.,.t
?. Tho wrestling shall bs with open hauds
-. No striking, scratching or 1oug!ug ahail BE- Al.
'owca:
c,s.,ug bsa sI 10 n 70 ~ ~ regard to grpsT
loved, N' N"A "e'As ~ Aas's' oe'hR A.
fThn ,vrc.t.-s r,,.t h,uo .s.t. n...-,, -.
, 1876-01-20

Tbs Food and Ffe. Re{orn,er. IN English
paper. says: at ID Oh women thss tho evil
effects Of tea-drinking fall with the gseatess
wotght. How many women, who thlns tusy
cannot Ret along a single day without tea, ov4
to s their cold fcot and hand.. thor liability ia
irequent co1de, their peculiar dihculties .pccia-
" their wca1ealnR ooes, aud their hn3ltuai loss
OF appetite, rendering them prey 70 diuncr.
pills, or tho abaurdiilss termed STRENGTHENING
lnnd!clnes,' 30 long ID vogue? No wo..der tea.
dFipkern are 30 ftequontiy small eatcrn ruen
thor ton Las gradually destroyed their nppsslte|
But perhaps tho worst l,Be to which tea e a;,pllcd
BY womea ia tho practice Of drlukiDg copiousl
Or warm tea during prouunacy. with the ittea
that it will rem tor thor milk abundant. rrusi
unfountlcd, absurd and disastrous practice. 1t 10
altkc Injurious 10 tho nothor md her Offspring,
and 1t may originate tho hereditary dsseascs
OF successive generations. far bsyoud tho third
and fourth. According 10 Dr.. William Alcott,
Que CAUSE OF d scrofuious constitutions by inlcr.
itaucc, is tn be found In tho uae Of ton by aa.
costurs, and he reaeonH ont Tho msltor on Sound
physiological principles, observing Tint whatever
woakena the ncrycs-espcc.nly those OF tia
stomach-fn mother, Ia auro to entail taudcu.
oy 10 disease on her Offspring, which, viii not
unfFequehtlv proye to DO acrnf1ia, or that dis
MA! and uniroraal disoaae-tnberrulou con.
SUMPTION,
, 1876-01-20
THE ClTY-HALL

The City Closk'a ofloo ia belne Hhieewasl,cd
sod cleaned, aud the occupants arc temporarily
| driven out.
Tho Comptroller complains. and eays that be
thinks that 1t Ia about ilmo for decision from
tho Supreme Court In The Chicago tax matters.
There was paid into tho City Treasury yestor.
,lay S1,8Go Of water.ronta, 81, ,4U0 from tho City
Collector. and Slt0nO from Mike Evans, tho
eoush Town Collector.
Inspector bailey intands TINT ali sflovalk asl,-
barrels or boxcs shall be removed or provided
with fre-tnoof lining, Ilo will notify tho users
| OF slch articles to that effect.
Tho Mayor ins received iuo volumes OF tho
rcrurtn OF tLo Municipal Corporation Of Stock
hnltn swedon, printed in tho tiattvo Tongue. He
Will donats thcn,. HI bn has dcue With several
other such rocorda, to Tho Pubto Library for tho
'so OF such persoua who. arc inclined to thels
petusat.
There Is lcltcr in the Mayors Office for Uor-
man Wrancke that will cnuse him ,lapplucss II
10 IN DO found: II is from 4 rc1atlYo,-1Ians
1aaihtnau. OF Iiulstcip,-aud uontatua tho news
OF tho deceaee OF auotter relative. who loft bo.
hind him his worldly eGects 10 he divided among
tha family. As tlcrman comes In for q goodlv
shsro 1t will DO to Ills interests to Obtain fho IN
formation Of bis bonefactos's doatl,.
Tho schools in the Wess Division between
Madison aud Twolfth nsrects, scro inspected
yesterday. In tao Scanmon, Doro, aud High
Schools the ventilation was fluid very dolcctlrc.
tho scan'mon HchGol bong most uoticrably 50,
and It nas also proaonn:ed "Bhaky." The main
faults found otherwise werc with doors nud hot.
air FURNACES. No complaints hnye beep maao
where steam.hoatipg apparatus Ia used.
Tho Fire.MaFslla! has ordprnd that the Fire.
Alarm TeloEt a7h boxes shall be- painted bright
rcd. 10 nass tlcnl moro tstinRuisllaulo at night
rom ne mail boxes He haa provided tas9 to
H11tH With directions for The nertDn win t{nra
, 1876-01-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Go to tho CpOujnQ of tho National Erh1h{tinn
! oY roultrv rto.on. 1,,u a., .,,. .u..,.s. -.
tl,a rxnn.;.tas 1,.,a,,,: s'' ''o' e'' o'ono8' as
WV HAP'0'''on ou''olns'
Tho Athonmum day-ctaes In ponmauship will
meet at y. m, today. All t,dfes dcairinc "A
ntte,,d the ctn.a aro ro,,n.taa - T.. .. =.
,,,., t,..a N'' "'' Ao1"o0'0a W w p''sen1 ~
~.
1ho regular lecture or tho I. M. U- a. popular
conrno, which should occur tllb evonsnE, Ia
necessarily postponed on a,ctunt Of the ,llnnaa
Of Prof, Raneom Daster.
.r,. A,,,....,,.--
Ane A!nennam gives ita regular sociAble to
mculbera nad thoir friends this evening At No. G5
Waahiugton street, An up.1euslty entorta,ninc
programme has boon prepared.
William r7roar III, a.,,xo., IT,
,,fa.a IT, r,,.', a' a''t'e.o tne aoA. lecture
ooiolo .uo ounuay Aoe'uro socsetS. Lis sub
loos VII oe' whit Nomembor OF the Old CHI
cago." Tho doors OF Mccormick Halt opon Sun
day aFternn:n st . c,,aa a. .aa,,..,.. ~
cnn,H rckata for S"sn AZ 1sn,,r n1son Mnes ~
CoA. and Mt i'm dnnr 1o - '"o''a' oloe'usB q
Wv 1'
c,sbIo far tba nressn sinar n ~ uafy aaes nLas So
]ore, Michigan nven,,a and p"t
TINS irnursIav1 nvcnin1 A. 7.es Tha u. ~. sIt; III
add tnua chi n,tr,,tinns ~ liz .oata" suo!a VIII
ment. Nawcon,crs intn tho n.r1s, ~ .nas
fnyItnd to ran thta nnnnr,rni,m - sos 1onpos!ahs
onaiutad in tho chnrche he'''' ~ 1seol1e @o'
... ~ ~'1s.A'
Mra. Aobio sago Richardson giyea ono OF tho
tveaalnge which hare bncome so popular 10 New
fork. 10 Evanston this evening Tue selections
, 1876-01-20

takcn, and 6natly tho wholo question was turned
over TO tho County Attorney to unrsvol.
A man by tho nau1e Of Henry Norris wants to
b~ appointed l,ailIsr fn soma Of tho courts. TO
THIS end he has offered Commissioner Bcbut1t.
10 wtttinR. sh0 phltrv sun, OF e25 to sool.ro sle
place for lin. Tho ofrer Ia Al indtgnty that tho
Comoltasioner cannot excuse, tonce he has made
tontiou Of tho GRIND Jury.
DAvla DtssAT1arrEn.
:. Davis. tho murderer, appears dissatisfied NTH
Inc twcnty-one JoArs' sontencn before him. II
ia not tlto imprisonment that be objects to 10
much ~ tho hard labor aud tho uniform he must
doll. lie Is hnpeful, however, that Executive
cIomoncy will be o1teudel 10 linn. and son,o OF
bis ff'onds predict tlss It may ovottalo him boz
foso ontoring Upon his sentence. lro was con
snnously boaloscd by visitors yesterday,
, 1876-01-20

Mrs. J. Edwards mado sono happy observations.
The meeting WAS ono Of tho largest vet bold.
thnsa already meutionod, Mrs. r. Edwards, ,lts.
Dr. Earte. Mrs. Walter Talbot, Msa, ". Il, Draka.
atrs William II. Brown. AIRS. William Aidric't,
Mr.. 9. 4. Griawold Mrs. a. 4. Urham. Mrs.
VIII Talco.t, Bliss 1osto I.andon, Mia Eolie
pestibonc, Miss Carrie Porter, siias q. Dorr.
alaas Mary 1]cxttio, Miss Nettto O. Footo, and
others.
Lasar In Tho evening Centennial poem was
road by Miss Nellie q. l..co. hfsee which there
WAS vocll nnd instrumental music to vary tho az.
ercises until tho hour Of adjournment,
, 1876-01-20
CRIMINAL.

4ne'o "'o u 'ho on!caso avenue station
| awaiting claimant 4 iino plush lap.Eobe and
! two horse. .blanAets.
Hftc,,,o, sYcr,,ro,,,, ,x,x ,o,u.s g..
=, Micnaoa Menonougn "aa lougod IN tho Wcss
49,. 80 n, '. '".s n'sns .of stealinE d
oaat .ioi'l Az Asul'u' NO. Aoo Nor'h UeBpiainea
| stfoet.
| John CourhtIu will come lerore J,et,c, ao,,,,
today for loluinr nm n Van 11o,,, ~, t,a lily H.;
ss" s;root M vio,"r @ ~" E, o, Tan aaoat on sAe I'M
n' nsv c,;o ss,ao@ f'aa@s @no eo'oS linn OK watch
Maggie Smith. IN invotersto young vacraut
anu utunkaEd, mas Yesterday given present Of
| 4l1 mouths board Ia tho House Of Correction by
Justice sumnertlold.
| Snonk-tbievos In tho West Division yesterday
| mado awAy with coat. rest, palsH. md stoes Of
a. l.. Briggs OF No. ~ Aonroo straet whlIo be
was onloylng hls morning imp.
Hattie senyara tho Young Narda,cn v,, triad
to commit suicide by po'uon aad shooting ruos. s.
yesterday IN q fall way Tor epoody recosory "A'
1,,..,.s -. w.. 'o'''oA''
teay &C ehsnso @ Of veune rom a0s, essg
KEEPING tT1sp 4g asora9tlY house. on Pacific ayonue
4no jury acquitted ING prisoner
In tho unitod States DatrIct Court Yesterday
IN hRreomout was entotcd into whereby Totcr
Hahel, convicted Of purIointuR letlois from iha
Post Ofice, was allowed his liberty until ao,, .
tenco shat! 10 passed. upon him. ' oo+'
o,a, en.on,, .,...,,
IN Vmt =, H., om1oney, ~ unaus,at son was locked
~ r - eIo cn'oaEo hvauae STATION Inst night. on
shn sa.a ~ a., ~ ss'p"snsf anomaa OMaloy,
- - fn 7 ENo" 20 3" "teAeu he1le culp. CHICK
AoI " a''i''is' "nu possessing slo1ont tdmpos.
The 1!vcry.atabln men John Hoffman, John
Wood. Pat Mahan, Christopher I.oicl,tenstaIt,
Robert Eastb, aud +. Amborg, charged viii ra.
atatiug Constable U'13rten, wore hold bv ,Jnstice
Moach Yesterday IN bontia to appear before the
Crlmlual Court, Hoffman ut S5O6, tho othors at
$500 cach.
Alhor, Ks,poay r,,v,, ,r,o,,.a w.
to,a Gooren sh.Soross ss'a "'fH'as, ; q; ~ nszql'
s.vxcr hesonoi"r ~ e. -. =. aHtn. ana l..
ta io;x 'dione'ag ooe 20 she Migrants Who tnos;
s,r.,t ~" ,ora r'HS ~, along Canal
stross ,,ore ren,n-1 ~ w." ~ Lne Heas Madison
Snr H. So ssoAus9ay aitornoon. aa nro hold
~. 'ao "'ueso''o oa!ofo 1"st'ce 'oa''y'
andre Andfa"a and hiB wife Josephine, pawn
brokerd at No. 299 Clarl: htEeet, wore arrested
BY Owen ala'onoy yesterday morning on sun
plcoa Of having 6eon implicated in tic "fono-
Ing" OF tho gooos stolen aomo woska ago from
Kudulph Foreman. OF No. 1888 Wanasn syeuuo.
Mr. Foromap yesterday 1olurncl from Ht In,t,s
, 1876-01-20
AMUSEaIENI'S.

THE EhoL1sH OPERA,
"Iho o1arria8o OF Figaro" was given at Hoo.
leys Theatre lass night. Tho oast waa as followss
rns G;,;... Mas kelogg
ne'uo o''''''.'.-...... .Mrs 3sgulA
.Ms. reAxeH
~ tafnUe, u4rlsou
i,an ~ baRnin
Ion 6asluo....-............ ........,,,,, Hr Alien
M.rroiiins Marson
inc opera went OF smoothly, loayiug. Iittlo To
DO debisod in tho way Of nero mechanical por-
fccuon. Mas Kellogg uas Ia high ep,rlts aud
good voice. She hRs rarely, II ever, donu
Susanna better III this city. Those who SAW her
With Lucca rome years aEo will reuomber sAat
she thea seonsa at timex dlfileut and-nay wa
10 pasdoned for saying 80 7--awkwArd. TneFo
"aa no trace last night OF any waut
oE 6olf-conddeuce, nor, on the other hsnd, was
thote eeelf-oonsc1ouuilpsa enough to offeud. "Ths
Zophyr" duct iu tho third act, generally ths
moss popular numbes In tie oPoFa, was beauti-
fully rendered. Il socu cd \ hearty encore. aud
would hayo received another II tha audlepoa had
not been ashn1lad 10 lnalht upon l,berai sunpiv
of simple fare. Mr.. yan zaldt appeared %
doing compensated tor her compatatlye nsnt Of
success III the solo immediately preceding. AIra.
aasain'a principal souy, "Fh,uYht Oaanot
hsseh 1 Thee%as hspy'ly rendorsd, though not
~ No Esoletnbsr to haYe heard accompany II in
times past; Mrs. segun, however, IL = prtms -
tayoElt.; Whatever Sue does 10 suro 10 hs
CAesubino mnst 10 Fspkea ssnopa m o' Ser Sor
bsss parts. Mr.. po4kss ~ Figaro VII yery
good. Ills Happy Your Lo4aaA.n" dit vot
Ess NJ encore, but desoryod 1t. Iii. Carleton ~
bo fast sealiztug ths psom.se which he Rsyo ON
Als lirst appearance tu Enghsl. opera. TLs fs-
marx % u offered ks..ultously snd perhaps Without
eul!lcent pfosooltlo1 fos Mr. Carleton PLAYS
sumed last night. His dust with SuJanun a.
tho beginning ii thu third aot MA 20 mueh hst.
, 1876-01-20
Lundborg'a Perfumes
aro like natural fuwcrg and houuucLs. :,


The KlnE Of Portugal
hns conferred upou Dr. de Jonah tho commsnde,,h,u
ot tho Order OF Christ III sogntioa Of htn scentaa
into tho nature and p1oEeioa Of Cod Lrel
oii. Ut. do Jonghs LghtBrown Cod Liver oil ID
sou 1n saPsuea Imperial hat-p!uts, ST. by I'll drug.
g'e(s' soe consigncea, Anear. uasfoyd II Co., Lon.
aon: eoe agents Tor Tho United States, John +. Hen.
~, Cursan 4 Co., Now York.
, 1876-01-20

Standard Orrauu,
Tho new el5fea OF tho Iriolitet h Ieltop etaudsrh
organs arc tho best and acnt attractive instrument Of
Their claas. Root Sons Muse Co., 15s State street.
aro the general Western agents. Gil and seo them.
, 1876-01-20

tor done on her part than on bis that va f.,,
few uIoppt'i to critlctne bis performances. Miss
KELLOGG IN th!s duet showed aoms powora al
dramatic expression which ordinarily ahe dosa
fnlI Of archneshand nmplc coauotry. Tho opsra
a. = Whole MAS one Of tho n,nsk cniogahls
Of Tho acason. The only. regret ia vlow Of dr.
Performance eau be that Il did not tnko nl,cs
Tonight Ernant will be givon, With Mr.
Van Zandt In Tho loading rolo. We nolIco thsi
tho mhtlnco Of next Saturday Is AnnoupcoI 10
tako place At 1880 p. m.-ttnly d morning pst.
formauco. The noIsot Of lac change Ia hour II
e., e. a1a,d a Mtfs Ksogg an opportunity to tats
, 1876-01-20

CHAfMAE-pEARsON-At tho Lincoln rsrk Con.
gsesgaaonsl ge Church. or Tuoeday evening, Jan. Ia
1915, " the Raw. II. D. Dean Mr.. IInrlowo Charuan
o. Ansmoas, 1a. aud Niles LOUIS L. rttson Of I'M
city. No Cards. - '3"
, 1876-01-20

WaCHTEl NOT COMING.
Il IL Bafo to Ray that the season OF uefmk.
onora announced for Fob. 7, at Sicvickor's The,.
tre, will not take place. Ths Wachtol troup.
han mot with poor success In tho East, aod aaa
consequently disbandod. Some Of It's member
have toinol tho company that has boen orgsn'
, 1876-01-20

The panic in the whtay ring still continues and ths
demand fur new styea OF Domestic" paper faa4,op,
does not hcen to diminish. They aso gaining every
day in popularity.
, 1876-01-20

wcto curront around tho Custom House for day
or t*o afler thu indictment WAS returned varo
incorrect, aud that tllo gentleman whose nama
Tna esaocated with tho ntntter turna cut to have
no connection with It whate7or.
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been to advance the interests of the people OF
whose life it is the daily chronicle. It's fortunes
have been their fortunes it has shared their
prosperity and suffered in their disasters. LIS
inspiration has been the desire to forward the
bes. interests of the community in which it is
located, and its own prosperity is. rs It has been
purposely made, insep=rsblo from that OF the
community it sims to represent. When they
grow rich i it hopes for q reward commensurate
with its labors. While thy are poor 1t expects
to work with them ard for them, expecting 10
make their success the measure o! It's own.
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DRr GOODh.
FRESH GOODS.

=
am just opening quite an addition to my stock
in new and very pretty Prints, Alpscas ana
Black French Csshmercs.
brown, Bleschod and Lead Colored Canton
F~lsnIels. ue.
Linen Cambria and Silk.
Hemstitched do, for ladies and gentlemen.
Gents Kid Gloves, Corsets, extra size gentle
mems Merino Vests, 42xA inches, Gents Din
scarf snd Neck Ties, superior Bed Blankets,
Comforts, Bleached and Brown Cottoas, SC:
dao ~ j.. NJ. STE WART.
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- O M Z r Il n G. n Z w

The undersigned would respectful snncuncc
to the citizens of Alexsndria and vicinity, that,
having Introduced their improved
STEAM FEATHER RENOVATION
into TINS plAce, they are now prepared 10 cieanse
and removal feathers in the most eIfectual man.
ner. By e pressure OF s!eaIn, and the way II Is
applied, together with the facilities for v~cntilut-
ing and drying which we nave ,nvonted, We
ciaim more etfGctuslly, and in less time, to ron
ova:e feathers thar by any process ever offered
TO tie public. Cur process not OF y cleaIses O.u
feathers from all impurities, relieving their
matted conoition, thereby increasing their bulk
nearly ore half, making them iighL and lively.
clesn and healthy, but also removes the diss
greeable odor SO common TO new feathers, AID
destroys I'll moths md the liability thereto.
Ntor further particulars and prices seq Dllls
which will soon Do III circulation.
Satisfaction will be guaranteed, or no charge
will be made.
Parties DESTROYS of examining the process are
respectfully invited TO call at our place OF bu>i-
ness, NJ. tt KING STREET,
between the hours OF 8 and II 8. N where the
patentee or his agent will &c found, who viii
take pleasure in showing how the work IS done.
process yourselves.
Parties wishing to engage in a safe and profit
able business viii ind il for their interest to caiI
L. G.. WILSON, General Agent.
References: Rev. j. Il. Waugh, Rev. J. s..
Boyer, Rev. VIM. Dinwiddie, Robert Bell, 5.
4. Field. Nj. d. Bail, &. Il. Ramey, Muir
Bros, furniture dealers, Enoch Grimes, Chap
man Bros, City Hotel, o.. G. Whittlesey. Mayor
kcmper, George b. Harlow. NJ. 4. Thornton.
ian 5-tt
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of the State in Intelligence OF the operations OF
the General Government, now Of such Sitsl i'm
portance to the people Of The South. The pro-
ceedings OF Congress, seldom SO interesting ne
now, will be regularly reported in succinctiorI
for its columns, but all matters of especial inter-
est in Virginia will be given in detail, and the
full text of al bills Of locaiinteres. will be given.
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As the interests of the people mainly centre a.
home, no pains will be spared to chronicle ali
matters occurring in the city snd neighborhood,
carefully excluding unseemly expressions or
gross narrative Ms unfit for u journal that is
treasured ut many thousand hcsrthstones OF
Virgiuis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND
VIRGINIA ADVERTISER will soon ce!e-
brste its centennial year. More than three
quarters of a century ago it grew into life a Gre
alton of wants and needs of the people of this
section of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

THE GAZGTrE MEANS TO BE THE
NEWSPAPER OF VIRGINIA. II WILL fur
nish daily u complete account, with supcrtluities
only Topped sway, OF al! the current news OF the
world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

The past Of Tux Gazett. is offered Is an index
of its future. 1t has never tai!r! u avsl! itself
promptly Of Il! the improve rents which come
with the greater gcowtu and more extended ex-
p~erienee Of jouraa'i:n. Every year NEW
FEATURES will be added.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

Especial attention will be devoted to present
ing, IS we'll from original sources OF
as from its exchanges, the news Of Virginia, cs-
pecially such as relate TO the development OF the
resources of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15
EDuEk'S FLUID (kED), THE UNI
IL VEESAL DISINFLCTANT. German

EDuAkS FLUID (EEDl THE UNI
~ VEESAL DISINFLCTANT. German
eanate OF Sooa.} 1t is the only true disin!ectanl
known, all other preparations sold for this pur
pose being merely deodorizers Tor articles which
possess the property of overpowering unpleasant
smells by their own pungent and often disagree
sble and dangerous qualities 1t is particularly
adapted for disin1ecting sick rooms in cases OF
typhus fever, small pox. cholera, scarlet fever,
diarrhea, and all contagious diseases, and fol
purifying rooms in which there are dead bodies,
removing at once all unpleasant Smells. and
destroying effectuslly any latent germs of dis,
ease. By placing the diluted fluid IN dishes OF
basins, about bed chambers, school rooms, work
shops, hospital wards, &C, it keeps the sir in a
perfect state of purity. For stables, slaughter
houses, butchers shops, diaries, cellars, &c.,i ii
is invaluable, keeping them in q perfectly
wholesome state, by merely sprinkling the di-
luted fluid over the floors and walls. 1t keeps
dust bins, water closets, drains, urinals, &c.
sweet and wholesome, by using once or twice g
day. For sale by JANNE9 CO.,
sep Is l45 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

From the State Capital i. will receive early
and accurate accounts Of the proceedings OF the
General Assembly ard of alI the operations of
the State government likely to interest the pco-
Pile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15
Sinclair & Davies.
. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

= DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Having been appointed BY the Corporation
Court Of he city Of Alcxand in as administrator
Of the estate Of John r. Evans, deceased, i
hereby give notice to all parties lndcbte! to tine
estate to come for ward Ut once and make pay
mcnt IT, me. All parties having claims against
the estate will present them 10 me duly certified
fo- payment. /. I. EAL,
OcZ3-tf Admir- of John I. Evans, decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15
NEW GOODS.

have Just opened from New York another
line of superior BLACK GRO. GRAIN SILKS,
very cheap. Some of these are the "Cachmere,"
finish and very handsome.
ALSO,
Long and Square Black Cashmere Shawls.
Black Grape Wells.
Black Cashmeres.
White Flsnnels, Sc.
Some very handsome Crimson and Green Ter
nov 90 j. NJ. STEWART.