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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-26
WHITE CLIFF MlNBR Il sPRl.N Ga
5sBUaEAlN REALTH ETsoRE,

5sBDARASE &EAEEA Ers3BF,
EEONROE COUNTY, EAST TEN NESSEE
Us VIII De opened for the reception Of guests
on the first OF June, 1876. Ehese springs are
stu Stei on ChilhOwee mount ali, Eftazn miles
soUtb saSt of Mouse CreeE, IeureSse6-East
Tenn. Va. and Ga Z. R.-I2OO feet above the
suTr5und CO valley, AM $50 10 1000 le5t above
sea Level -
per month CJuf, y, s.; per 'OOutl tefter June),
SH-speciaI rates 10 families; hack-fare one
way, g; round trip, =.
FOR s}4mDbiefs o wing analysis of water,
temper,tuIs and fun N<RrticularS, address
J. 4 l. GAGILL, Proprietor,
Mouse CIs TX. last Tennessee.
We cordially recUmmeH,N th9 WhlJe Gin
Springs to the citizens OF Mel Npnls as q splen-
did summer resort for healfL ana COMFORT
The mountain scenery is beaut uUl; the min
eraI waters care line, and the rot! Is new
spacious and well-kept. JOS. 4IsSTDH'
my2l j. I. s1AIh.
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TO CLEAR STOCK
BLACK GRENADINES.

We ask attention to an exhibit Of iron
and bssket-mesh Grenadines, in plain
and striped effects,
AT FIFTEEN CENTS A YARD,
some Of which were marketable value,
at the opening of the season, at forty
five cents, now being offered at less than
hall price. Look through, and examine
the bargains that are offered daily.
JOSEPH COLL,
273 Main street.
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For August fashions see Butterick's
patterns at 254 Second street.
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SSHaEoA PSNAs tAAS dAtCEhOOhs
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY,
Immense Reduction i'm the Prices
OF
GENTLEMEN'S
CustOm.Made Clothing,
AT
LOWeIstein's Mammoth Clothing Ware.
house.

Gents summer cashmere suits at 81 So;
former price $12.
Gents summer cashmere suits at $40;
former price SIS.
Gents summer cashmere suits at $l2 So;
former price SIS.
Gents's summer tweed pants at 81; for
mer price 81.
Gents summer cashmere pants at 50 so;
former price SIS.
Gents summer cashmere pants at "a;
former price 81.
Gents alpaca coats at 81; former price
81 so.
Gents mohair coats at S.; former
price SIS.
We are offering special inducements
in gents linen and Marseilles vests, the
prices Of which will be found remarks
bly, low. In alpaca coats, and linen and
cashmere suits for boys' and youths
wear, we are offering q line unpre-
cedented in variety at most attractive
prices. II in need of any goods in our
line, you will save money by visiting
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-26
PERSONAL.

nIVORCES-Legally and quietly obtained
~ for incOmpatibility, ETC.; residence un.
necessary. Fee after decree.
A. GOODRICH, p. y. Box 1857, Chicago.
IAR ALFRED VOORHEES, makes speciality
~ OF treating EYE AND EAR DISEASES.
Once, SZ Pop ar street. Ju90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-26
ELECTION NOTICE,

ON THURSDAY, THE 81 DAY OF AU-
" GUST, 1876 lDefug the first Thursday in
August, will open and hold an election at
all the voting places established by law in the
county OF Shelby, To elect sheriff iOE Shelby
county: a Trustee for Shelby county; an At.
tOrney General for the Bartlett Circuit Cont
of Shelby county, to nil the uneXpired term
Of A. NJ. stevens, F. a., resigned; Judge Tor
the Criminal Court Of Shelby county, TO fill
the unexpirSd term of Hon. ]. Il. Fnppin, re-
signed; one School Director for each civil
District in Shelby county ny the qualified
voters of the respective Districts; Two JUS
tices OF the Peace and one Constable for each
civil District in Shelby county, excepting the
fifth Civil District, in which one additional
Justice Of the Peace snd one additional Con
stable will be electei; one Justice OF the
Peace each for the incorporated towns of Col
lieryil Q, Raleigh ard Bartlett, and county
town tCIty of Memphis), said Justices ef the
Peace ana Constable to be elected ~ the quail
flied voters of their respective Districts and
incorE GRATED towns. The fJllowirg Judges
have beeu appoin ted b. the County Court of
Shelby county, and L hereby appoint the fol-
lowing UommissiI,- ers and Clerks to hold said
election in their res.. sctive districts aud yot-
ing places. Poll-books iii be luInis ne Dy
me at the county courtroo.' A AS ~ I'll"
I'd, Commissioners will report 'oi e"ine'
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81. Louis Reds VS.. RIversides, this af.
ternOOD, at Central park,
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RAILROADS.
uEHPHIS AND CHARLESTON Z. R
GRANGE GI =CaKDULS.

~ ls7S, l. June H.
Leaves. Arrives.
Asn 1aln, daily at......--..l2 so am. 800 pm
Ekpre3 train, daily, st.....-5 ~ pm, I20l an
SomerVtlle train, daily, ex-
eept Sundays, al---------52 70 pm, $50 Am
jackson, Tenn accommo-
Nsnon tex. Sunday --------. 20 pm. II Is am
Aaal tTaiE will not stop At Flag Stations be-
tween Grand Junction and Memphis.
Trains connect At Grand Junction for al
points, and At Decatur closely for MontEom-
cry and points south. Close connection for
As6hViile by both trains. Close connections
pJtnts.
30 change OF cars between Memphis and
1flstol and Memphis and Montgomery.
The new and magnificent sleeping-csr-Iipe
WI have one Of their new kleepers leave
Aemphls DAILY on Express train al 500 pm :.
1or Lynchburg, Washington and Baltimore
Eihouf change. Only ONE CHANGE 70 New
Aork and Philadelphia
Time 20 minutes faster than city uules
Ticket once. us Main street
W. ]. ROSS, Gen1 Supt.
TON b DUNN, Ticket Agent
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ATTEND Robertson,s Business Collepe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05
News OF the Day.

Companies A, G and Il Ct TIC First Cnilea
States artillery arrived in Washington from
Fort Sill last evening. Tie irain bearing the
troops reached the baltimore aud Potomac de-
not about : O. clock. The companies were dis
embarked and marched to the arsenal, where
they reported to Gen. Barry and were assigned
to quarters. The three companies numbering
about two hundred men. arc Differed By Major
Taylor, Capt: McCrea lIieuts. Van Anderson
Webster aud Wells aud Surgeon Powell
the Cumberland News says that preliminary
surveys have been made for the projected rail,
road to connect the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
with the coal fields on Georges creek and
thereabouls The proposed road Is 10 tho ln-
terest Of those who would use the canal iol
their shipments. 4 competent engineer EN-
poyed in the matter says that the routes to
The dehalable land have been surveyed.
The expenses Of the messengers who will
convey the returns Of the electoral votes from
the capitals Of the several States 10 Washing.
ton are betrayed by the United States, and
they are paid at the rate CT twenty-five cents
Der mile from the place Of voting to the scat oil
the national government. Those from the Pa
ciic States receive in mileage about seven hun
bred or eight hundred dollars.
Mr. Thomas Roberts, descendant OF hiajol
General Edward Whallcy, the rcgieide, read 3
paper On his noted ancestor at a receut meet
Ing Of the Pennsylvania Historical Soc ety. lie
declared that Whqley went to Maryland auG
died there, aud that many Of his dcsoeu dant:
arc nos living in New ,Iersey, Pennsylvania
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia.
il meeting vas held in the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church, New York, yesterday for the
purpose OF invoking the blessing Of She Al.
mighty on the deliberations Of CopgCas5. DR.
Armtage reviewed the religious exercises al
previous sessions. add brief prayers were offer,
ed By other prominent members ci the HoEgre
CATION.
The remains OF Baron Won palEa were to b:
shipped from New York lat evening by the
Pennsylvania railroad to Washington, Pa,
where they are to be bu:rod The dres we're to
lighted at sa7en o'clock this morGiug, aud it i:
expected that by Wednesday marning every
thing vii! be ready.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05
EGrefgn News,

kilograms from London report the breaking
out Of Revolutions simultaneously 10 the city Of
Buencs Ayres and the province OF Eotre Rios,
Argentine Republic. On the Stock Exchange
yesterday bonds Of the Confederation fell of
4! TO { per cent, indicating confirmation OF
the uniavorablc news. Subsequent reports re-
revolutions are greatly exaggerated, aud that
the provinces are now quiet, though still under
martial law
Nearly all the Turkish troops have left Bos.
nia and Herzegovina, the Porte having deter
mined not &c re5iat the occupation OF those
provinces By Austria 10 case OF war. Austria
has ordered the occupation of the Trausyiva-
MA and holdaVlan passes the moment the
Russians enter Nioldavia. The language Of
Russian diplomacy has been mlliec the last
few days Occupation is no longer represented
as the oay panacea.
The Berlin correspondent OF the London
Post says general surprise ia felt at an address
delivered to the Gar by Mr.. Baker, the Amer
lean Minister, on his return from the United
States. The address expressed the sympathy
Of the United States for the Gar and his
Eastern policy.
A dispatch from ConstantinopIe 10 the Lon
don News says: Mr. Schuyler. Of The Ameri-
can Legation, returned here from Bu gsria on
Saturday. He reports that the condition of
the people Is improving, and that the relief
agencies and the Government are working well.
President MacE1ahoa has requested the
Duke d 'Audifret Pasluier 70 undertake the
formation of a Cabinet The Duke declined,
but the President asked him to reflect, and the
Duke has no. yet given final reply.
4 dispatch from Gieurzsve says the Projects
have been notified of the early arrival On their
way to the Danube of 1900 Russian troops,
who are to pass through Roumania,
A Prussian military officer OF high RANK is
about to repair to Rounania to direct the army
here.
Roumauia will submit 70 The Conference her
programme.
An insurrectionary movement has broken
,ut in Bulgaria and Armenia.
Col. Gordon the African explorer, has ar.
ived at Cairo, after an absence Of three years |
A British troop ship has teon wrecked on
he coast Of Africa.
The Emperor Of Germany is still fur peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, DRoEaBEs 8

a. e,a,e., IL Yesterdays Gazette. there are
-, t,las ai5..t lie hate Interview between Oo''
R,har,s ard Go7eruor Hayes. sud though the
am 4ror, Coluui.,ss CONTAINING Tie Governor $
lid Tor the presidency il denied ~ che oae
iron, Washington, is correctness is beloved III
,,h-r beside Democratic quarters and 1t IS sup
ooe.d r. have had so1ua iunuenac upon the
President as manifested in the subsequent 10
ferv;ew between iiiu aaa Dir. Hewitt. 1t is 10
the following effect:
:.Goycrupr Hayes first "adeasored 70 nave
80 ,,,.nr7iev With Mr.. Lamar. but the latter
3aoI;neL fearing that an improper CONSTRUCTION
"os' .hsr liked 20 20 aud see Hayes, III order
10 communicate llayess ideas 10 Asma.' 10y
lad private conference at Col9uipas, 49,
HAYES said be wished Lamar, hampton ana
other Southern lneu like them TO Know anu VI
assured that he believed himself elected ANU
that be meant to be President ana 10 DC M
avn uau and to have his oNn policy, ahu tna:
no man who ha>! been prominently coneefaee
,o Grants administration IN washington VI
elsewhere should Lave any office or power un
der his administration. lie thought reform
absolutely necessary aud impossible except 0!
ea|linp new men and dropping the neq now IL
ooWsr and place. tie thought that Hampton
had acted noble part IN .hs recent events !;
Sonth Carolina. for which the country o"eo
him thanks. Il ne became Presldent' u
should wish to call Lamar Into his Cabinet ana
ne would frame bis Southern policy OF A"a'aS
and Hamilton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

Dir Hewitt has written. in detail, his tcoos-
.ectious 0! his Interview With the President
Sunday and yesteriay-toT he mad another yes
terday-and will, a. future occasions may re-
aaire, compare tie Presidents acts with his
words. He WILL We are atlaia, discover great
difference, Ioc the P:csiaer:: saems to be soFe'y
disturbed, All! u,ay nct :seo!lcat week hence
what he said yesterday, Iadeed, what With
sscressrz p.sh's determined objections 10, aud
the nutseriags OF 81, NoEth@sD republicans as'
his South Carolina puilcy, and Gov. Hayes
reported condemnation as all sorts OF Hranslsm'
se ian't von1er he sent for Dir. Hewitt and
toii him The vote OF Louisiana should nor DC
vlylnte1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

claims commission has concluded lis bu-lnrss
many tha, ks belog due - Sir l. "aio
Thornton for his labors in this corueXt!on:
Venezuela has proposed 10 buy the uutcd
States claims against her 10 bonds bit this mas
been considered i1admIssIhie. fraudulent
naturalization is thought To be quite common,
and suggestions are icing made for uDltolm,
method to prevent such frauds. Tie status OF
children born abroad ot parents oae Of whom
is an American should be settled.
He announces the admission OF Colorado.
The army hes been employed in subduinlg
the Indians aud Keeping peace at the South.
The report Of the reorganization OF the army
Is POSTPONED until January %. 1877. Ghe
cavalry regiments hare been strengthened by
the $500 luen recently authorized. The army
estimates exceed those ct 1875 and 1876 BY
Sc, 100000.
He recommends tho transfer OF all claims
from the South, which are now IN the var
Department, 20 the Southern Claims Commits
sion. Also an anuiaty fand for the families OF
army officers, aud all increase in the Signal
Service.
lie dsplo:es the usu. of propef ap7ropria-
tions Tor the navy.
The postofiice expenditures o; last year show
deficit. The estimated expenses are 1885,
723, 452 ~, and The receipts nj $50, Chs, $50. A
few postmaslels IN The South haTo reported
the peri! to which, they have been sui ected on
account oIthelr official connection With tho gov
| crnment. He suggests more stringent legis'
latiou for the protection OF officials.
The District reports are submitted as com
| ing too late for comment,
The Agricultural Bureau is recommended, to
the favor OF Congress. The success Of tho In
ternat;ouaI Exposition is reported.
lie la7ors an appropriation to care tor the
exhibits donated 10 the 4. $. hy ioroigu eoun
tries.
He calls attention % the difficulties attend
ing the determination Of disputes relating tt
the electoral vote
He would approve an amendment ii the con
stitution limiting suffrage to those who cal
read and write the English language. Thi
provision, however, not TO apply to those VIII
are not natives. lfioreigners did not take Iii
terest enough IN the country to learn It's Ian
guage they should not he permitted 10 rariici
pate 10 its government.
lie dWeila upon the loss wnlo;, he ,hlns
tie country sustained ; when Congress re
fused 10 adapt iil5 suggestions relative 10 -
Domingo.
lie announced that this IS his last message
and that on the 4th Of March he reluFnsS 10 tn
condition q: a private citizen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05
49, - J
DIED.

On Mobday, taa an instant, n the ia y,s
year CT her age, Mrs. SARAH ANN CLAkH
Mf-Tte funeral will take p!sca Tomorrow, :!
o clock, from che residence OF her sou il la
Mr. JOHN d Brent No. lG1 south Pitt st-.o,
This friends end acousntsnces Of the fsm;l7 d.
respectfully invited to at!snd.--FEichlo5d y
pe75 please copy.
II Alexandria, Va, Dec. ID, 1910. RJEEat
WALTER, son Of Edward ald Emma ,'o.-3
aged : years. month and ? dayz.
Farewell, Walter, thou has left -,
Though your loss re deeply feel
tut We know thst God bereaYed IL.
lie can still! our sorrows heal
b. HI Aua..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

DIR. David Dudley Field, OF New IolL, ca
presses the opinion thzt the two Houses oil
CONGRESS :a7. tho sole an;: exclusive jurlsdlc'
ZION Of counting i|is electoral votes: and 10
count OF refuse 70 court according TO their
INDICTMENT of the validity q: i$c Yates. In case
of the failure OF the tso Houses 10 Gcc!ars the
electice, the Constitution provides that the
House shal! elect, but 10 no asant does the
Constitution justify the preteuse that president
Grant can exercise authority sitter the close Oh
his term. Ai powsr dEopstrom Grants hands
at Il o'slogs OH the 9Th oi March. From what
We learn By oar exchanges all the great constl,
tuticnal lawyers of the country agree with Mr'
Field
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

Notwithstanding the tirmness and decision
sscribed to she character OF the President by
his syeopbants, his Conduct has always, bat
particularly OF late, pSo7sd him to be sadly de-
fcient 10 both those attributes, which, formerly,
were considered essentia! to military hero;
snd we're it not fora lingering belief in the truth
Of the reported interview between Gov. Hayes
and Sir. Roberts, We should be puzzled to
understand how such tickle minded man could
have stuck as pertiuacioasy as he did to Bah
cock and the Whiskey ring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

Even the United States army now engaged
id q var with greatly superior force Of To-
dams is being weakened By the constant with
ttraval of companies and battalions that are
brought to Washington tor tie purpose of aid.
ing ir the attempt now III progress to subvers
the expressed will OF the citizens Of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

LIE the radicals were not attempting some-
ching wrong they would not be continually
advising the people TO be quiet and to submit
to whatever tho returning boards OF President
Grant may do. They evidently think there is
reason for diseuiet and resistance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05
At large meeting held IL PHILADELPHIA 70:

teraay, Irrespective OF denomination o. partv,
for the purpose Of engaging IN prayer for Tie
divine et,ldaace Of Congress aud our publ.
rlen 10 tho present unsettled condition OF tia
country. il was resolved to hold similar NEE.
ing on Monday next. and 70 in7ita b7elue-r.
ihroughout the country to unite ia prayer T.
God for peaceful aud speedy scluiica Of OF;
tru1beS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

Two negroes we're tined and imprisoned by
the County Court of Eauquier, las. week, for
assaultiog people CT their own color for voting
the democratic ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05
J.f II tla!>tesd and r!rs N u Anara- -

Ut u tlaE>tead and ills y u !NNpa. y3
H:.o tearn.iy clipped tEon Ncrt,;s County, ;hs.
'"g wt;s. ln@u 9 LOT Of money aud baggage, b..
Iorg!ue to Dir. Humphreys hage been arrss.2a
md returned to Norfolk, where tie LADY ~.
iakcD SICK 10 the home aud bosom Of llcr Ian
Ijy. II" officers who arrested them also !t;,A,.
sewn ol the trucks aud s373 Of tue tnccc,
they had stolen. HaIsead 2as allowed 10 Il.
iG peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

It is stated that Secretary Fish has finally
negotiated new treaty With Great Britain for
the extradition of criminals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

The Returning Board of Louisiana has kind
ly consented TO ALLOW the democrats to have
one Congressman from that State, Mr.. Ellis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

>:3accT TIT TEES. The Manassas Gazette
says The following sokoci trustees have been
appointed lov I'.irc, William county: A. IL.
Feuchse. Of Dumlrias district, Nc. |, reap
pointed; I'tos. j. Simpson. Of OcccIuan dis.
triet, No, ,. reaprointel, James Il. Barbce,
Coles district, No :. vice Of G. Il. Hogiaon,
resigned; Z: +; Nico RrensVie district, 20.
{, wee Il fhcs. L. Hereford, resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

DEADY MINED PAINTS OF al! the dL.r
As ent makes supplied ~ factory pr:c"'
Sample cards sad eatmslos furnished upon u,
plicatian.
my9 JAN i l. -! :, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

~ for Cloaks WIS so unnzparteay ~ &. Ia.
week that we sold cut large 1umhe: ot .ao.-
sent rs TO select from, and have rc4r'. .:o ii = 4.
SAME way. Wo can give special .aiNcou.a-:
both in prices and variety while .acy ag, ...a
Good Black Beaver Cloth ~ 81. 81
nov i3 II. G.. SL6 'YNikET 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

The radicals Of South Carolina have institut-
el legal proceedings against State Senator But
Ter for naturalization, Tor the purpose Of depri7-
ing Tie democrats OF their one majority on Joint
bal!o! in The Legislature. Gen. Bradley r.
johnson, Of this State, has been retained as
counsel for the defense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

A PrROEATION CiH,AKf; nErt!EAt
~ THIS DAY-Novemhc- 2yLh--A rro,sa
limo OF Beuvec and bas6 ct Cc:ha sent Is On a..
probation 10 se!ec. select from. pccia. iad .c:
mems while they gre acre. ."a5 "!al"
goods.
nov -; a. {. IA II; i.Ak o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

" IMPERIAL, FRENCH GREEN
II is not poisonous; it is liner in texture; Ia:
moro body, snd j TIC most brilliant IA n.
world. For ~ 4. +. fEAKE = co,
iv2 lS- King strnot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

GOV ERnMENT TANUAED u ill.,
~ POINT CADET u!.uIH, l.: ~ ,tJt:,
Academy Uniforms fresh piece received {.
day.
aov = H. g. SLh YMA Is ~. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

T me. CEMEEr, CALCINED PAA:
- tbI., ROOFING, FELT srd R0ot'lHi
fi'nGA always on hand and for cheap by
i. K. PEAkE & CO,
apll 49, King Ct. Alexandria. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

The steamship Spain, which arrived at Ha.
vaua yesterday, brought 500 troops and $780,
900 10 gold,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05
MORE NEW GOODS JUST kGCEl|Mr.

Slack Cushmese:, SOIL Brown D.Ia2cas, Fl"n.
nols, Beaver Cloths, pCattiosl Ialc"cs 81 -.
season, Bou!cvurds BY tue Seamless Ii'.a =
Cnn7iot ShIrtings and many other good. '.
visit the market every ten Gay o. t"" week j.
addition 10 having parties there III o;E ni"f'':
so that Tho newest things and loves. price, |a.
always be found on oar counters
nov is H. g. s3LAIMh /, EE o..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

The Genera! Assembly Of Virginia will meet
Tomorrow,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

TN,E CALL the attention. ,. lao public
W general 10 our stock 81 PAINTS 4.
Oils, which wc ara prsps:...ad 10 sc.! lhs,
Those contemplating ,ps'.:,ting wi! Do Ha..
give Us call. -, +. pEAkN s. co.
sp ii ~ kirq Ct Alay.ndri. y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05
TD HELEU.? FR0ai;.

Receivai this d, IL {. worry large !i1a .; !''.2.'
to selcc: from, additional - GA: .G&E, T,e"''.
keep them .tr g !ow days. and CA. ctr :co~ =
inducements, bC.t in variety ana rT,c2.
nov . III. {. ) ia q OK Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05

II kRAUSE'5 GREEN atjJ P1l ,qn,.
eNs represent tho olJ remedy So ,,:,i. I.,,.
Corna, ana t. aubduo, III 8 i@7' d mr. ,nr ms,
intonso pain produced t7 aU,' a.. III, Ajax.
81 these Plaslcrs is, frs: 20 81: a., .r,,r,1..,.
aeiGn o. healny sA.n IL cad :.a:dnaai ae.n
mutation, an. thsn 20 :" so:tenlh@ already i'-".
so hst" h'tpatIte' 10 IL ca5, b. craI.: raf11."
WhRElEi.D :, /; Il.
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