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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
SENATE.
MONTPELIER, Wednesday, Nov. Is;

SENATE.
, MONTPELIER, Wednesday, Nov lst,
The Senate met. Lieutenant-G Governor
: Proctor in the chair.
Reading OF Scriptures and prayer ty the
| chaplain.
The journal of yesterday was read and
, approved.
Ellis INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Senator Davis, an act providing for
ices Ct Jurors in criminal causes before JUS
tlces; read twice and referred to committee
on judiciary.
BY Senator Eldredge. an act relating to
tie application Of highway taxes within
the limits Of Incorporated villages read
twIce and referred to committee on high
ways and bridges.
BY Senator Sowles, an act in amendment
OF section >, chapter so. Q. =, relating TO
letters tcstamentary and other proceedings
IN the probate Of wills read twice and re-
ierred TO committee on judiciary.
BILLS PASSED, RErusED PASSAGE, ORDERED TO
LIE, ETC,
II. l1O, an act TO amend section 27,rchap-
ter 81, .. :. read third time and passage
refused
II. G1. an act relating to cemetery as
sociatiuns read third time and pass,d
II. 80, an act to amend an act entitled
'an ac, in relation to the collection of high
ways taxes; read third time and ordered
to lie
;. :. an act in amendment Of chapter so.
/ z =. read third time and passed.
). 10, an act relating TO the grand list
read the third tine ard the bill was recon-
mittsd.
5. Is. an acs regulating appeals under
! chapter 81, =. =; read the third time and
( passed.
= 1. an act authorizing the village Of
kutleud to borrow money on time, to in
/ crease and extend its present supply Of wa
ter read the third time
: 6l. an act to amend section 9. cbanter
81, e =. of the collection Of taxes read
the ilird timc ard the question being shall
the the blil pass. Senators Davisand Simons
favored The bill and Senators Grout. Sowles.
. Cushman. Mason and Guild opposed the
I h!ll' ara on tie question the passag ge Of the
Dbl vas rc'ustd-aycs nine. nay fourteen
Ol motlon the Senate adjourned
Afternoon.
The Senate met. Licutsnaat-G yyernor
Proctor ia tie chair.
ILs INTRODUCED AND aErEREFD.
By Senator Grout. an act to incerporate
the N-rmont Mortgage Company read
t~.cc ard referred To committee On Judi
"a "a .-.........-., ". II
,tr.- ''' l'' 20 .-S W M IL, b yh1on' tao
az i'au '"'Vc anu re-
,5 I'm .-i.''s.' -. On .."Iii,S' ,,,,
,..- i' ...- .''l ., u. y-'l 'e' III
e-.-. 1-'1 I-i-- ~nu lHe con
.5 "-I .'' .-'Ise Oh prisoners
'@'O' ~-1 40-'Iiol 10 60 AiAlUee ON
III ...-.,......
'- LEY 'l' l''..''- 10 cemetery as1o-
''-1 ".'o anu fe'tIIe4 10 the
q. III .--lo %" Julitlaly-
il. i''' cn act in aldiIion TO chapter o3.
80 eH't.' tl tAe grand list read
''.e, ana IeleIFed 10 CO emmlttoe "a grand
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NoNrrrIIrR. Thur.dav. No,

MoNTrruIR, Thursday. Nov. ,.
The Senate was called to order by the
President.
Reading cf Scriptures and prayer by the
chaplain.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFBRRED.
H. Is. an act establishing the salaries of
certain State tihcers; read twice and re-
ferred To committee on State Expenditures
II II2. an act in amendment OF section
Is, chapter Il =. 8. relating 10 rights of
married women read twice ID referred to
committee on judiciary.
From the House, u joint resolution pro-
y'dius for final adjournment on Tuesday.
November 2I~t, roicIrtd to committee on
final Adjournment
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Thursday, the 9th inst. A.; agreed to. and the
resolution as amended, adopted.
Adjourned.
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At hsif-past two O'Clock the special or
der was taken up, it being II. 1856, to amend
section 4, Of an act establishing the annual
salaries OF certain State officers and the COM
pensation OF certain State employees, approx
ed Nov. 23i, 1870; the question being shall
the bill be read the thrd time.
Mr.. Swain, of Rocking ham, said the sal
ary proposed for the sdjutant and inspec-
r-general was larger than would be in ac-
cordance with the reduction proposed yes
terday for other officers. He moved to
strike out the words mine hundred" and
insert the words "seven hundred and fifty
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] rCSOlutlOn was uleCueStu u the more lis mcrl
n would be apparent.
4 fle resolution was then ordered to Ii
= az i was made the special order fJr to-mol
\ row forenoon at II . clock.
! Adjourned.
SENATE.
: MoNIr1urR, Thursday. Nov. ,.
Tue Senate was called to order by th
President
s Reading cf Scriptures and prayer by til
, chaplain.
Journal of yesterday read and approved
BILLS INTRODUCED AND RFFERRED.
II. Is. an act establishing the salaries o
certain State officers; read twice and re
terred 10 committee on State Expenditures
II II2. an act in amendment of section
Is, chapter Il. = s.. reluting TO rights o
married women read twice ID referred u
committee on judiciary.
From the House, JOINT resolution pro
y'dus for final adjournment on Tuesday
November 2l-t; reioIrsd to committee OF
final Adjournment.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
From Lc House. that when the Legi>a
tuIe adjourn On Friday next 1t be 10 mee
on N,due-tay mex, Gt , p. m; Senator
Davis moved TO amend hy adding. "and
that 10 member receive any pr dam pay
for the period Il sa.i adjournment :" dis
agreed 90.
Senator Smous said lis own conviction
was against tuc resolution.
Senator Walton moved that the rcs0lu-
tl.n be ordered 10 lic
From tic H1uss, a joint resolution asking
Tor report of money expended by NJ {.
LimuAd-, fish commissioner agreed 10.
r..--. ......
--9-
rom TIE CON 1-ltt-e on Judiciary. IN lly0r
-. D. - - ~ '-o ~, ''!e 4'''4 ''1
au,,ndusut on n,,,,,-,r If = ,.i'r II, Mems
ta. bill was -,-t,r.Itgl.
From tte same IN f.yrr.f n 56 op az.
In af,,,. g!er.t & -a,fi,o DID ,..,,.ntsr no q,
s,t1 rr.no-.,ls q s',.,.t,,sor ,.t...b
v,-e..r.iI =, rbi-i re,t,,.-. o-der.l
/ From the clnuitr,. d., fiac,rio7 +,
] f,rorofU llq .n..ct Il, snrr.t ...-i'n
! of al, .,rf .,t.,,r.,v.t %,rau,t.r Ism l>-l
/ and section j. OF an act approved November
I -ilh, l7i. Win proposals % amendmeut,
Which "c.- --rtci 10 and the ,hud reading
/ ordered
From the sane. ln avor oi II 10. an
act 90 amer % 40 att 10 l-tibl-ha N1r,hhe.d
I graded school district n N.rthac-i. with
/ propo ais oi amendment, which were agreed
/ TO. and the talr1 reading oi the biI
ordered u
/ From the same. 10 favor q II Is, Az act
+ requiring tae listers % report thc am0ui
ya.ue and rent Of lands granted and -eqle
tered 20 puoIc, plou- aud charitable USES
/ 90 motion thc a.i. wa- rec .multtad.
/ From ;ue same. lu f.ysrui :. 50. an act
+ in amgudm Df section of an act er-
f lAr-iuz tae powers cd -eb,ul district No.
Do Mdiltbuy. thiri reading ordered.
From th- committee ou Judiciary. re-
T pur, oa : -. an act "a RELATION 90 the qua
I Ahcauon a voters ia school district meet
.ln-~, retaroin- tac biI without recon-
mon n-at' 30 tr eAffl--i 20 9l upln ION on
.tiHu Ul = major TROUT. ordered t. llF.
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MONTPELIER, Thursday. Nov. ,.
Reading of Scriptures and prayer by the
chaplain.
The journal of Yesterday was read and
approYed
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lIJu committee on mileage ard Gtbcu-
tu1e-. the mileage 70 which the various
members Of the House are oatiled The
reryr; va~ recon Eitted TO the committee
for correction.
From committee on corporations in favor
Of Il. ltj. 10 ircor porEte the farmers anu
mechanics exchange read tiiId time AID
orisrai 20 lie.
From committee on corporations 10 iavor
ct Il. 100, 90 author.z- the trustees OF " e.,
Randolph aca1cmy 10 transfer the academy
building ana other pr0pc:ty; pes-ed.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND RTTEEREC.
By Mr. Adams. Of Eno-hursh, RELATING t.
the Vermont anu Canada Railroad (-eTusit-
ting that road % purchase the N-rlr mt
Central i1ad); to committee CT Iaiir1ad-.
By Mr. llsz.i.Ou, Of C-veHdi>h. 20 i1c =
po1a,c the Dime Savings Bank ol C-ycu-
dish 10 committee on banks.
l}y Nr. Sheldla 1i R1.liud. a petition g
j. Z. PAGE al Others in relation 10 ameuG-
iaeut OF section O. chapter 81, $; =
ferret - cammIttte on Jld cary.
The i0iut resolution 10 relation t. lla
election u certain Sste Cli-er-, vas re-
turned from the Senate. with p.opoaa! ot
amendment. changing the iime . Nclat--
day. November Is he ic1-e refused T.
concur in jnc amendment
The ameudmtnt- proposed b. Tho Svrs-e
- Il 20. laying "a tax on the county OF Ia
moilie. we.c considered AID eoncurred in.
AdiJurntd
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Ii. As, establishing the salaries of certain
State officers; passed
ii. ll2, in amendment Of section Is. chap
ter 2l, Z. $, relating to the rights of mar
lied women passed.
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REPORTS.

From committee on final adjournment, in
favor OF joint resolution providing for final
adjournment on the 2lst day Of Novembe
at O'Clock in the morning Mr. French.
of Oodstoc&, moved to amend 50 tnat the
adjournment shall be made at O'Clock in
the Afternoon, which was agreed to. The
resolution was adopted on the part of the
House.
From general committee, against H. Il6.
d,tining the measurement Of round timber :;
third reading refused.
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|, 10 brandon, 90 brlug water INTO sand dis
trict. and % issue IT. b.ud- i,r that pur-
pose itnd iLc tliyl time auc pa--,d.
hlC. .NG.. -a-
II III. an act TO amer d chapter ll3, Z.
s. wa- tlken iom tho tahic, aud the quc--
tian beiu. SHAH Jhe hi.i be read the third
time 10 VA on motion rccommlt;Cd 90 the
cumu.lttle.
Senator Walt. p mov1l to reconsider the
yotc Tciu-.r. the passage 90 81 a. at- 90
amer j section @. cra.i,r -. r -.. ie.atin-
10 the collection a. take, r. 0etd 90.
Senator DAVIS moved t.r tiI be- zee IL
mttei o. tac committee. agreed fo.
Adjourned.
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Il " in addition to chapter I2l s..
relating o. county iail~ and the Confinement
and discharge % pli-oner-, passed.
u. a5, relating 90 ccueIary associations /.
passed
II l-j. 10 addition 20 chapter 50. Q ,
relating ~ tte -ald lI-t: passed
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By Mr. Hnling, of Bennington. a petition
of citizens of the town of Bennington, ask
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AoNTrLLIER. Friday. Nov. %.
Reading ci Scriptures and prayer by Il C
Chaplain.
t. Iaurud II s4-as.d-y .s== read and
approved.
ELLIS PASSED.
5 IS. relating to exceptions in ,he county
court: passed
II l56 to amend section IF an act e--
tabii-Ling the salary # certain State eff.
Gers and the c0mpeI Sati0n OF certain State
empioy,s. approved November23. $50.
II l2g. nceruius dogs. and ior the pro-
lection oishoep and other domestic animal. /;
Mr. Parker. Ut Keaciug. moved TO commit
the hi.i 10 a member tor amendment 20 a.
10 require d lee oi three dollars for license
instead + Two dollars, which was disagreed
to, and the bill Wa- passed.
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From mmit:ee on judiciary IT, favor OF
; -, relating 10 exceptions IN the county
court third reading ordered
From committee on agricu!turc. in favor Of
il. .l2l. concerning dogs for the protection OF
>he'p and other animals wi;h proposals Of
amendment repeating the taxation on d1gs.
winch was agreed 10 third leading ordered.
From committee IA favor Of Il. 20. LAYING
tax On the county Of L4moi..e. vita pro
p1sal Of amendment reducing tx 70 ianr
cents, which was agreed To-, Rad third
time and passed.
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The Senate vas called to old-r by H.
president.
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Alefall0rla Gazette
SATURDAY EFE~',., DECEMB ER
ZACH : SxlAH.

ZACH ssIAH.
Fit COMPANION for the "Heathen Cht"ee
Which 10 why ! remark
And | say what mead
That for ways that are dark
An. for tricks that are Keen,
Old Zachary, he Is pecuiar,
Which the same it is plain to be seen.
Old Zach is his name,
And l shai not deny
That instead OF the same
Old Nick might imply
His instincts malicious he oett>r
Which the devil is seen n ills eye
Twas November the eighth,
And the votes rad been cast;
Sam Tilden and me
Thought we had en- at last;
Yet Zach played trick upon Samuel
And me in way not surpassed.
Which we hsd smsll game,
And old Zach took u hand;
It was euchre-the same
He did we'll understand
So he smiled as he sat st the Table
And winked st the csnvsssing band
Then he swore great oath
That the thing ccu dn't be,
And he clinched his fists Doth,
And So d, Listen 10 me:
We are ruined by fraudulent 6sliots- ;,
We must have tnir counting. you sac
In the scene thst ensaed,
They did all take hand;
The boxes were opened.
The ballots were scanned,
And doctored TO suit the OCCASION
Fo. which they did woli understand.
In the box, which was strong,
There were duplicate packs,
Which the Il cures were altered
To alter the facts;
And if increase O ballots were noeoed
Theysnuggled them in through :he cracks.
Thus the ca, ds were ali stocked
As the order Zach gave,
And my feelings were shocked
At the tricks OF the EnaTe,
Which he played with intent to deceive,
And perhaps in the END 10 eLsiars,
But the game that was played,
1t was fearful to see,
And the way they did cheat
Beat the "Heathen Ch'neei"
Till 1T last they put down for K. Fl.
Which the same had been deal! to ). l.
Which is how taey did win
And the President choose;
'Heads -Ruthy shall win
Tails" shall iose
Which the same they are Tree u msintaln
With the troops they are ready TO use
Which is why remark
And l say what | mean-
That for ways that are dark
And for tricks most uLciesn,
Old Zach and his "paros' are peculiar,
Which he same i: is plain TO be seen.
: Charlottesville Chronicle
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N;NT&k 4 RIA ! GEM I I


Beginning Get. ~ 1876
The Mali Tram vii! cave Washington a. =
:. NJ, ara Aicl aldria NJ Gle y. III. daly ex-
cept sunday; PASS he"sburg, going westward
y. ll:2u S. H.. and arrive al Round Hill n, u
II l.asye Round Hi 1t i.2::30 f. m; pass Lees
Durg, going eastward, n. llu =. M. and STRIVE
=! h!cX&rdria Ut 3:!5 y. IL, $50 - Washington
,.i 33U ,. II.
The i econ. moda:ion TrSII vii tcAvr Wasu-
iLglor 81 4:4i y n, @nt Ac2aEG ris aI 30 D.
~, daily, Keep; sunday ami arrive ut Lees
purg q; p:40 = n. Leave Leesburg d! ~ III =.
AID arrive 1t Alexandria ~ 81 y. H., ard
a>EiEgton IT $50 :. M.
Gsfs- Passengers from Washington vi. lsEe
the washington and ~ cars !. :ac !'a.sllnore
and io,omac Es,iiroad station 81 81. ~ ann Az
pr. and 60 through to Round iii! tr..;
..nan2a ~ CARS.
The so : 20. trsln from. Alexandria and 1880
&. N. train from. Round Hi: connect ii bound
Hill witn Harr,s' Daily Lime 81 Coaches
;or Sniokcrsvji!o, i3.rryr;ltc snd N.n.hr>! r;
also with hcarner's line q: Coaches, which cave
Leusbu.g i:.y Tor : die .nd A,4.tleburg.
Both trains Westward, make close conhectlJn,
u. ticnna, with o.:son's Lin ri lagos Tor Fair
fax Court House.
Csnl1sAUtsafisss: aicFteiss 3 cts. peg mile
.A7s.auss t:::ss&is. $50.
i. T. HAVENEH,
oct Is: t:usc"1 TiaEa. Age.
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial rre1. !.
iron steamer LADY OF TIL LAX L .szszlESs;ssssEs
leaves the conpnny's wharf, Washington hV
EkY MONDAY and THUkSDA y, st tire,
o'cI1 ok D. u and alexandria Ut 8 - y. rs; re.
turning, leaves Norfolk tVEki TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, ut 3 O'Clock y. NJ This line
connects at orfolk with the ships Of the Mcr.
chants and Minors Transportation Company
Tor Boston snd Providence, nd sit,:r i tn,
chea pest and best route 10 these citic5 an,
their connections throughout New Eng Ia: 4
Fareto Norlc.f So. round trip 50 Tickets gooe
until used.
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E. J. MILLER & CO.,
Importers OF
CHINA and QUEENSW ARE
AND DEALERS IN
Glassware, Window Glass, Lamps, Chandeliers
and Fancy Goods.
No. IS King street.

No. IS King street.
We have now in store, purchased rect from
the manufactures, full, complete and hand
some assortment of goods in our line, to which
we invite special attention.
French CHINA Dinner Sets, complete, in plain
white, gilt band and decorated; French China
Tea Sets, in gilt band and decorated; French
China Cups and Saucers, gilt band and plain
white; French China Vases, new patterns and
very handsome; French China Toilet Sets,
Moss Rose and other patterns; English Toilet
Sets handsomely decorated, something new;
China Mugs, Toy Tea Sets, Gaas Vases, &c
We have the largest and Ii o3t complete stock
of goods ever before brought to this place, which
we are offering at very low ngures. Call and
avamioe orr goods and prices NH
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FOR N EW YORK

The AL i:tean,:hips E &. KNIGHT .ss
and JOAN GIBSON leave the COM szEs.ssssShh
pany's wharf, alexandria, EVERY SA1UR
DAY MOANING, and New York. from per
IL East River, EVERY SATURDAY at four
O'Clock D. III.
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A PROCLAMATION
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 10, 1876. J
Whereas the good order of q community de-
ponds UPON the prompt snd impartial enforce
ment of the laws which have for their object the
maintenance and preservation OF the morality,
happiness and prosperity OF society
Therefore, be it known to all whom it may
concern, that non observance OF the III u Nj
CIPAL and STATE LAWS in reference tc
VAGRANTS, URUNkENNESS, and an act
PROHIBITING THE SALE OF lNTOXl-
eating LIQUORS ON THE SABBATH
DAY, will be punished by sentence of the pom
alties prescribed by each law ress.ive 10 the sub
ject of the offence, and in this hope 10 have the
assistance OF all good citizens.
j. 5. JOHNSON.
By the Msyor:
JAMES +. WEBSTER,
Csptain or foice. oct 20-tf
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nov22-tf
BOOKS, STATIONERY. dc.

Co.,
SCHOOL REQUISITES
HEADQUARTERS FOR The PUBLIC
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A full supply OF 81 the books used just re-
ce;ved and will be furnished ut the Lowest prices
For the more advanced schools and seminal.
ries fne assortment CT ali the leading EN- /
BOGKS-anci.nt and Modern Lsne u .ges-
L.tin, Greek, Hebrew. French and Ger.han-
furnished on the most favorable terms
Fine Stationery a specislty.
New styles Papeterles just received, from 2oc
to 81. 5O each.
Mourning Paper and Envelopes, new patterns
French Quadrille ard Rep Papers. with En-
yelopes to match. Very handsome
lure; q full line of Note, Letter and Cap, Legal
Cap, Fla. Letter, Deny and Folio Post Paper /;
also very thin Note and Letter Paper Tor foreign
correspondence.
blank Books, Pass Books, Time Books, Mem
orsndum Books, Composition Books, Bills Pay
sble and Receivable, Day Books, Journais,
Cash Books. Ledgers and Journals, cap SIZE,
Grown, Deny snd Medium, from two TO Twelve
quires each, full and half bound:
Fine Port.monnies, in Russia Leather, Seal
Skin and Turkey Morocco; also Card Cases IN
Russia Leather anc Pearl, Opera Glasses &c.
New styles English Bibles and Prayer Be cksi
very handsome assortment just received
New Books, Magazines and Reviews receiV cd
as soon Us issued.
Owing to the new postal law increasing the
postage on packages Of merch andlse from nall
cent TO one cent per ounce, which went lnto "l-
feet Apri! /, the price Of lot NO. l, five qulres,
Note Paper, prepaid, will be 35c; lot No z, 5Or;
lot No g. 60c; lot No. 4, S0c and 81. French
GEORGE E. FRENCH,
sep6 No. 95 King street.
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cPOCERIES AND LIQUORS.

D w. AVERY,
Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCh-
KIES. WINE LlQUOkS. &c, &c'
sans N|0 ming '''' ALEXANDRIA, VA.
sf~,HEAP FISH
I have in store and to arrive large quantity
NJ FISH. all varieties, which will close out ri
reduced prices.
200 bbs Split Herring.
$40 obls Round do, cheap from 50 to s. p bbl
700 ybs Pos0mae 40 f nd sHa e Ro iao MOL
It would be to your advantage to call and ex-
anime my stock before purchaaing elseWn mere.
S J. REED,
No q south Union street.
san5-tf No. II south Whsrves.
hw STORE Npw GOODS,
NEW PRICEsI
The subscriber respectfully announces that
ne 0aS 'Sk No. M ~ TX KING STREET,
and is prepared TO offer full and carefully se'
'0''eN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
at prices which cannot fail to please. dooos
delivered promptly to al parts Of the city End
'n5 my ). of u S'''A ''''O F. j. DAVIDSON
". A. JOHNSON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM :
MISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron and Royal straet'
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
&S- Ali orders trGm the country Will recelr
prompt and careful attention Jan Zo-tl
GORGE McBURNEY & SON.
Dealers il
CHOICE FAMILY AN D FANCY GROCE.
RES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROWN
STOUT.
Also. GA>TEKN and POTOMAC HERR
snd MACkEREL.
NOS. 1876 AND no KING STREET.
Washington Hall Bulldins,l
Alexandrs. Va.
riders proH pity flied. nh 5t-ti
4; sgs7. aEAMaAy@
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER,
TEA DEALER.
S. e. COR. KING AND 81. ASAPH SIS,
nov22-tf Alexsndris. Va
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of the
DISTRICT OF COLU VI BIA

This company offers unrivaled facilities 70!
the transportation of freight and passengers
and will run their steamers regularly Ne follows:
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,OAT and CLOAK BINDINGS, Buttons
~ and Trimmings just opened.
novS Il. G. SLA y MAKER CO.
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$ $ III ~ : s:ss1sssa. ;s.sa s

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

- TONS LEWIS PURE LEAD, 10 barrels
bols Spirits TuTpertne; also Copsl, Coach,
Damar, Asphsltum, japan, Shellac and Paraf
fine Va-nisnes, in store In large stock and lor
sale in quantities to suit purchasers at lowest
marEei rates. JANNEY & CO.,
nov3 ~ and l45 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

ENUINE SPANISH CASTLE SOAP,
VI white, for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

CHAKER CORN and PINHEAD DAT
- MEAL just received by
nov II G. WM. RAMSAY.
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A LAEG 4 stock oil HEAVY GOODS, suit
II able for the country, to which we invite
the special attention OF country nel ''ants, as
thew will be sold very low for money, " AD-
DEi'S, "a King street sep IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

II ATCHEIS, SAWS, PLANES and other
IL Tools, just received and for sale at re-
auced prices ut es King ST., corner of Royal st.,
AlexaD tria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

MOCHA, Java, LaGauyra and Rio Cotfees,
Vl Of best quality, received to. day BY
noyl7 j. g. s. Z. MlLBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

GUES, PISTOLS, CAPS, WADS, CAR
VI TklDG rs, Sc, in same line on the cor
ner of Royal and King stS = We sre Cherlng
our stock OF Guns, &c, 1T very low figures
Two Breech- !oaders 70. sale at u great bargain.
Gail and elamine.
nov rs j. T. CREIGHTON & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

u w. AVERY,
Deser in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANNY 1hoCh-
RES VINE LIQUORS. &C., nc,
226 King ST., cor Alfred,
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CTAFFORD MANUFACTURING cos.
y STENCIL .UMBINATIuN, containing
Alphabet. Figures, Ink md Brush an assert
ment q sizes for sale 4. IS !iing street. a nice
article for marking bags, boxes, &c.
sep IL j T. CREIGHTON s. SON,