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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-04-13
GRAND SUCCESS.
A Years Work for Live Men.

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Our Wss:er, Border Considering tue
extrsms stringeLcy OF the times, the
run which this port Y and elsgsnt Book
is having all over the country, 10 some
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made This book is sold ~ agents, ard
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tina. wherever il . Known Ii 10 ont, .hs
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sales are enormous. In Pittsburgh, ore
sod foGrtytases On nis frss day, another
twenty eight Ia four hours. another
seyeatyhge in three Gays. Country
agent; report ssies at almost every
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All good judges canfsss this t.asly Baox
to be the best and fullest work %
EoRDEELfFg, -TRrssLg. and ADVENTURE
ever published ETerYone wants Il. ard
al who read it are delighted. Il cannot
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81 territory, 81 tn cfI e aezrss. you J c
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Tar ~sTs-EEo-. ISLAND We
hars szs received Es-1e's -. hn81s
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al frsg9.ai exciting adventures VIII
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Js is Eerne's best book. sni thai j. tie
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fore as. The Lakeside Li5rary" edition
handsomely Illustrated. is ssHs prepaid
for Only II cents, l. il Also sold By a.
Sswste&lers. IT gou want genuine
treat. e: it. Address.
D0SsELLEY, LLOYD i Co. PubE..
Clicago. Illinois
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In. Davenport Goz1a> rh.ea IN
dslgsi II pE4e really aEasndaome
sssagsss Ts,a.ons concerning Judge
koth'ocks sppointmsn., ia cemnen-
ting up1n ls's term Of the Supreme
curt aiths. city, rake. h. a4sgn1ie
f94uoJk> a. fo..o,.
AAsse Gov ready to aeeord him
so.hrockj al rssDest anl Lggor in
the posl:ioa &c is 70 81, a. re NAV
al believe, accep:sbly and -:th cred
i 70 the State. Judge Rr5throcx
rs Rad long expersnc. On tie cis-
irct Bench, has enJoyed the g.pgta-
ton Of giving decisions rarely revers.
81 ~ the court ahos~, and has Nv
Is di..issnt ssryles in Tue perform
&Hc- d his VARIOUS duties, Soa boa.
Of friends among The membership q:
fas bar Of Iowa, q. vss .hovu in b.
very lsrgs ssppcrs gwen u his can
dtastufe for the higher Judicial sea
ae now hls.
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Dragging out Exisiencc.

Tue hsfsosar weakly En7s3le sSe. nas sat8y
life, but merely "ersss %. sxss~Ges. The
phrase a sDst:st FOR Ia @rtgys pzrs8ffs Of Life
and Incapable 81 pzrtaxsng u - LieAsgres 70
at ch heath &kp.s ean give zAz&. exscllaec ts
serefsl int seSsf.s AID prey 70 melancholy
gas va!stadIn4ri2n tHassd an oa5scs ri pity
YET there is n0sEinlag % all this tass c2ano. -
rsn1eisd ~ that f5ens1I zt.ernEstEs TOME and
and nsrylH~ HDstEts%rs stanlAer Httsrs xEBth
supplies aSfe&snk Stamina. bFAssa TIE n@rF81s KyA~
ten. 2af overcome. t51ss s3sgy Irregs arltsA~
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triD3.aD4s EJ4ssasSg II TIE klSgay and bsaddsr
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tie sOurces ~ DEBILITY. There eraf8cGIGn however
tscVr9ss . mater O' certainty Waes Haststtaafts
-lyEra-ca Ef.&aFs are ggs,sHat&G.iy 1.ed fer thai
pgrEo9s The EE.tgr~ ike EnaisatS and pre-
veal fever ard &xa1 afsa gtGst deoitat.ag ferbrse
Com plAiLts If . ulzlzffzI mature. ssti
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-04-13

For Sale LOW.
,INO ALI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -
i T4e undersigned having lad & offer
TER block southeast d! ts- depot and
wishing " give all IN opp srtunity Of max
ing = = sol Investment. VIII receive offers
pBtfl me i5tn inst. Good building with
cellar well, fruit trees, a.. on the premises
also mum Der Of other lots n stars adj
dItIDn for Aal- cheap.
John :. fITHILL. Executor.
Ell, C53rIssa starr, tecd
APEtt slI, l@s l5-zgpd
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-04-13

TIE gno-sn. Deaoerats. pl9s-s
ar a. Essar~ asto sEe ssrs.s -s-s-
10. o. Dsrs- Trsv ksrE't rss3 IA
erzsg- To see tat f1s S.-s.1rs cs
tar GIVE pzrsT, -as1>a. sxes-.s--r
rs..1 = rss.e
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-04-13

MODERN chemistry il /. grea. power
for good in all the departments Of in
dusfry and ART Nowhere has this pow
the druggists lsbrstory. Through is
aid, Tie Pores! Tar Co, ot Portland,
Ne are able 10 present to the public,
pare tar, II such forms that the most
delicate can take il sith pleasure aa1
benefit. AK your q ,gists about the
Forest Tar Preparations.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-04-13

ALwAYs GET THE BEsT-Especially
in getting Saferstas-as tie best costs
$ srife f9r years supply, and the
good cost. bu, trife more than the
poor TIE best goes farther than the
poor, aud much more healthy. We can
recommend ID. y DeLand Il Co.. Best
Chemical salaratas 70 be tie bes..
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4 Wsssirgtan sp.cIsl ssFf: :.

4 Wsssirgton sp.cIsl ssFt: quite
---i.. 4 D<-eerstac r<t.=se=a,
- - ir.ess4. Of Hsncock al Al
sxsa tte (. L1ss. Ezezs,sss, are
hses. In@T -sk. -. csaz1 f1a-
I4re-cs tas carry s-~ T1rk, Ps-r-
syiraE5s, .s~ J.rsey, s.3 "a: ,-ars
re4.1 - stsssg-h u sa- "a F.1- try
fsr ID. C.atsrrisl rear oE Hat
ec<E ard A1sus Ii p,cros.S 10
pzs JaEE siscy, sot Casr.ss Francs
- ssccE5 81 t.. '.sket. a regular
crgaa zatl-n 10 The iafsrsr 81 rs.
tee Dsva las $40 besn termed here
Ti4e I.iinois DeHocrats headed br
H1rris11 srs siii sa9 t. he taroa-
BE 10 Il.
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Halls BALs.x Las saved tie lives 81
Thousands Of valuable citizens, who, bat
tor 1t, would nave been IA un,insly
graves to day. |. isa certain remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption and
81 disease Of The throat ard respira-
tory orsans l. never f4.., Price 81 %
Per bottle
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-04-13

: zessiEy d tie Rs,rs5isesH c1ss.
msssee a1r this Repstseatstsre Js-
sfics - csls9 ~ f7s-,or - neu
TeesG1y, April -tk-
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EROIGHAM,

in good condition Weighs 100 b. We will
show him EIth pleasure TO any one v.shin 3
TO ses MIN.
We have good stabling and Pasturage
as there i. "A L.der county; plenty OF sEa1e
tree. and running water.
All accidents and escapes Al owners ylEE
s-a-on 70 commence April st, and close
July IsI.
TERM--Eifty a1i]ars for the season
payable n e4.1 or negotiable note at tIfue
ot service. Notes male payable iany l.t
lsT7. Mares that ao no. prove IN - in fpal
slii b- entitled u s-rgIee of E4ogse next
year without charge
4 fFz- srsssr. Efega fa-
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A. near a. We can cam cftae feel
Ing smopg Republicans 10 this Dis.
trsct, IN regard 70 a nominee ior Con-
aFess, the party In the ak cC1rt.es in
aesrly unanimous . favor of X. NJ
Burnett, Of this city. II is uetgcea,le
however, that the Jpurnni tn tally q
neres kir Burnett, While x hz. besu
making Tree use II Dir. Tu!ts rsn.
Ia this coauection.-.Nuscnt,nc TIT.
uae.
The Journal, unlike tt. Trsj.lne
er9eavors to exercise little Judge.
rnsHt AID lusti.e in such mafters.-
TIE Journat has 10 hesitation IL say
ing that nr. Burnett j. it. 6rst choic.
for CongTsss, but it recognizes 'h'
fact that precedent ard fairness de
mand that Mr. Tufts should have tn.
customary second term. We pro
pose TO treat Mr.. Tufts just as ".
would want to see Mr.. Burnett trent
cd under like circumstances, after i,
faithful service Of one term-eiv,
him tie endorsement Of nomination
for aecohd term without opposition
This may not be in accordance with
the political ethics in which the I,1b
me has been educated, but IT 'igh
Observation-Disclosures Jttrroi
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We are picking up from time to
time such scraps from nelghboring
papers as serve in any way to midi
cate popular feeling on the Repre-.
sentative que ton in this Dstrist
Quoting the extract from the VII.
tn Rerieae regarding Hon. J. q. Tufts
published last week in this column.
the Mont Elpress adds the fol-
lowing in hearty accord herewith;
The feeling heresbouts, il hat the
Second District cannot do better
than 10 return Mr.. Tufts to Congre ss,
lie is a plain, practical, common
sense man d the robus, western type.
lie has more judgement than f.nv,
more cf power Of cCrcsntfsi.on than
origination, = better faculty for work
ing than theorizing or schemlng, aud,
therefore, he will probable never be
distinguished Is an eloquent debatsr,
or great political leader But he
has the higher merit Of ssrnestnsss
and sincerity-of having always been
in his place, and voting according to
his convictions; and his convictions
are usually those Of an uprIgh, and =
downright man, DESTROYS of dlscharg-
ing his duty to his constituents and
the country. The presence Ct such
men in The Nations councils is the
sheet anchor Of the country in the
tempest Of eontsnding factions, and
the best defense the country can
make against the tide Of ruGanism
ind disioyalty, which is rolling up
rom the south, and to day finds its
representatives in the four score reb-
/ Drigadiers, who are obstructing all
sir and needful legislation, and vast
u tho peoples time in spouting
Ieassn, and defiance to the govern
ent, from their seats 10 Congress.
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SHERIFF SALE.

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rs-ess~- s.ss<a frrsEz fEe s-ze- g 1Ee I8s-E
o. faHa -E-rzsE Esszrg . EE21 for Ire r-nrfy
CT 9AAA- ard -S&S~ 81 agEa II ssFor Of loan
D. ~-ZaE &C against James 81. Ealsoz-
a-E Caro- .s -22lSEa. 1svs a~Tte- EpSE tie
ss4&sy1-E .r1r-EzF a. TIE progeny sr TIE
sd james n 82E4o-1 ard Caroline EsEcss.
saS-~EE.
IT, Eozts Aslf CT s-e -n-9z %axt -Esr-
E@r OF -~wgan- &c g s-r e8Eas~-E - II
sgvE-1-r --z1-T eighty rogE1 c5 -srge
f7E- zssi ~ I2ae 80 r. n. e11E&Erfay
ssEEy Sxss, situated II 1<1s- cczcE:.
Ezga-
4r1 Ers4. Ger the same Sa- sale ~ .ss
Lsggrs EgFs@ ~Esg-. IN go tpw- cf TlEs0r~ IL
- u rag--Eg. ~ ~1sEr1@r TIE 80 gsy Of
Apr g. i. a--8. Al s-e d clock p ~. 81 sid
Szr 20 satisfy sad execution s4d sox-s Ea%s
E&T aErrEs EEsg-9E-
Is&ses1 fhas -. Es- 81 March A . is-s.
A. b MATsAED.
Sv- @Es-Le ~ Gear Comfy. Iowa
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THE CELEBRATED .au
MORROW

NohKOW j 9 very dark a.,nlaa -
viii iln-as- bone and Iag,ri. 49, 80,
eozntsEsnce, Ard splendid -. ! -. -
RAJ. ne - foar years old. Is aRrss - -
s-igns oEtr ITO -; as irp~rtsS 81
Prreae, Frsncs, in ISIS. bY Derer R... s,oa
Ota1a, IDS Moro. vii areo ,,ss.sfs,
1asr - marx = ; stock -ette-
IL all ssXna for mare. - .es.o, :, -.
as follows On Monday aud Trs,s,y. -
b. Aiaaev :, sre Hiies .eath 81 or - n.
nes1@y AID THURSDAY. untiI thrAa $500 J
y - kor1e; On FRIDAY ana $500. !.
Alien frInk's, In onion Cos. IT, -.
north of Cazreaez. IAs
AoAko" ~iil = loan3 as.hs stand. rec.
Morrow vii ar ssss h. 4lfrS rery.-
TERMS To irsa-s - No. 80 ~.
irf, ISL. or as soea ther4sfter = ~ ~. - !;
known to &c IN foal. On psrting Nth :.
removing mares before the arst II Prb ~.
money becomes DE, unless sa,}sfsr.orv :.
ldenc- il given tA4t they arr Rot in foal
Mares from distance kent ou reason.hl.
terms
y. B. The horses ali :. sars1aIlf A.,
died, bat no accountability for accident.
IL Jas. y. Anderson & Go.
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t<ss wEs sscszs=5 - G1A iz14es. szEao-
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81 sG-4- ~ = cas PEI azsLsA
1r-4-@.3 tat the az&it9r isx7e EEr-
rE-s 81 Gss per H. 49, Mileage rs-
-. q tie Hgsr3 81 Supervisors g. .9l-
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bllE Agents. MATTED

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for the fas test ssii1ns p.<,k
out" ffsstlry ~ nt~ Cpaa-
trtes NJ s0rfh and kyyuh
F.. n Gaertsn. "--ssIis for only
~ yl--JsD pages - cheapest
and test book In the world
every family must have
~ grandiy illustrated -~
Also. a7sE1t Hlsloyy NJ
gs< .+Foytts1egt, "--5J pages
pfofuseIy iilnstYatsd--
terms iiheraI-Order BDok
Flrse- Books nHw read y
iJcn'L fail 10 write Tor pri.
yais terms. Address,
INTERSTATE BOOK CO,
B-r~ Davenport, lows.
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Notice OF PaFfnerShs9.

-. xxxs-s--sS Lara ia sxr sor-ss
.x-zsrs-s~s15- II 80 =. i'm -lrze 1t HeEss
: Fss - IL rsErpass ~ aga gIsral
rserszE-aeas% t4.ar..a = Liz tsws GE Ca
s-c. gss1.- c. Esws
FKra Es-E-
X PoZGEE.
C4re-1s ap-s1 LEA E--e- 4wf5
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ALLFOR ONE DOLLAR

Ten elegant Sheets OF Choice Muse
arranged for the Piano Forte VII %
sen, by mail on receipt Of one dest,
tpost paid or single copies al 10 e7''
each.
They can also be ordered thfouga ~
News dealer in the United States
Happier pays-InstrumentAl -. To-" , BSsss
Why can not Forget. go 80
Far Ger the Waves. ...........'.'tA'a.s
High Lite--W allz ...-..........''..,.,'
Down where the Violcts Grow ...' 49," -,
When Old Jackson had his Day go. "s -
The Grand Old Farm .....s..s'.'' :. -
The College Quickstep -. :.''''''s ~,
There's Letter In the Candle .'.'''''''
Do you Really Think he Did,
Address orders te Benz. W, hi..1
COCK, Publisher, 355 Third Avenue ss
YORK.
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TIE Regaksse4- State Crxsrensser
~sM 10 I'D 81 81 weeks.
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BROUGHAM.
RfSDfKS HAH6LETohIAE,
Will make the season or Es-s atthe
Exchange stable Of Thompson
q Bailey Of Clarence, iowa.
BROUCHAM

Vas 10 Alsd the property n Benjamin (.
IEthiii, blooming grove. Orange csauty. u
l. -sps. I'm, -. ne - . beautiful nahox-
aAs oaF staLa. j. EanCs EIg1. has very
aae Iottiag action, great style and SAP
stance. ana can Shos Z-S5 gait, ssui las
Letsl Le-n handled fgr speed
BKOlGHAH
as sired ~ EysdgEs HaEnbletontan;
dam AIs 1es0a-y, eAe~Eut mare fsAled i-s
stood - LANDS nigga she by Telegraph; be
~ Ca--l9s u. E.as Ir-, h- by DID "a -aus
NJ Clay, lie ~ Henry Clay, lie by Andrew
ckson, grand 1aIa 5y FRIDAY: and ne By
Imported Trostee- IeseZraph's rrst dam BY
Old bdsliah; second dam ny American
Eclipse.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07
ALEXANDRIA 6azttte
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY I.

As the presidential term OF Gen. Graut has
nearly expired, and as be will then return for
ever from the notice of the public, the radical
papers are commencing already to follow the
r~usliucls of depraved human nature, and to
kick a man when he's down. The Phlla-
delphia North American, one OF the rankest
radical papers iu the country, says:-"lhe
president has 'authoriz d an explanation or
his absence from the ceremonies neld at lnde
pendeuce Square upoo the Fourth OF July. he
was at the Opening Of the Exhibition as a mat
ter oIduty, aod after that DC issued a procla-
NATION telling the people 10 celebrate the zen,
tennial anniversary 10 their own localities. Ii
the ceremonies here on Tuesday were purely
local there could be 90 reason why Gen. Grant
should have come mere. II they were not, aud
the presence OF Vice President Ferry and the
general arrangements by a Commission organ
lied to represent the United States authority
seemed to indicate a general belief that they
we're more than Philadelphia, his absence was
a blunder of the worst sort. dc has GraVed
extreme warm weather and great cr1wdS De.
fore this, and it is folly to advance such an ex.
cuse as that; nor could his presence during au
adjournment OF Congress- atfrct the dead lock
in any way. The fact is the President has com-
milted an aflont against the proprlctles OF an
occasion Which will be historical. He Is con .
scious OF it. or he would not seek TO excuse II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07
1876 GREAT 1876
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

EH iI ias R - Essss.s|-ss
~ IuE NUnIH, w EST u oOUIh " hoI.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUlPMENT.
Trains leave Washington, from depot OF BAL
TIMukE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and B streets, rs follows:
For Philadelphia, New York and the East, III
y. IL. daily, with Palace Cars attached. Linn
tied Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars 9.Z5 D.
H.. daily, except Sunday. For PhlladelPhla
and New York 1907 N. daily, except sun
day for Philadelphia 4.55 y. N. daily, viii
Parlur Cars attached.
Parlor Cars to Pitlsburs; 7.4O p. NJ. daily
daily, except Sunday.
For Canandaigua and the North, "a. N, daily,
except Sunday; and 7.4U y. II. daily, exccp:
Saturday, with Palace Gar to Rochester. For
ElInira, II. SO 3 IA. daily, except Sunday.
For the South, viz. Richmond. o.do u. ~: and
ll.38 .. IL. daily, except sunday, and vla
Lynchburg 7 "a. N. ll.3o p. m, daily, eXcop'
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria, u, 7, S, 8, III and II y. m, ana
l, 3, 40, s., Il, 7 and il .3S y. N. On Sunday a
ga. M, and l and 3 p. N.
Trains leave Alexandria tor Washington, t, /,
8, 8, 10 and IL u. Il. !, ), 4, D, = and I p H.
On sunday vi + and III g. m., and D pm.
Tickets and Information can be p~rocured a.
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast. d. III. BOYD, Jr.,
Gen'L. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. jan l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON g. OHIO RAILROAD

@M#M8gK#aB#zMm
SPRING ARRANGEMENT, TWO TRAINS
DAILY except SONDA y BETWEE2
ALEXANDRIA AND ROUND HILL.
Beginning April 18th, 1876.
Leave Washington at ga M, and Az p. M;
and Alexandria at 9:l0 a. m.,. and 40 p. m;
pass Leesburg, going westward, at lao a. M,
and GAO D.. M, snd arrive at Round Hill at II
m, and 7:N p. NJ. Leave Round Hill 1T go 3.
M. and 1890 p. M; pass Leesburg, going east
ward, at 6 q. M, and lilo p. NJ, and arrive at
Alexandria at a:l5 a. M, and 3:l5 p. m., and at
Washington at {. 80 Il. M, aud $3.50 p. m.
as- Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad station at "a. N. and 40
I'm, and go through to Round Hill without
change of cars.
The 9. 10 q. m. train from Alexandria and 1870
o. m. train from Round Hill connect vt Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snickersville, Berryville and Winchester;
also with Reamer' Line of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldie and Mlddleburg.
Both trains, westward, make close connection,
st Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Concentration tickets, s cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
r. II. HAVENER,
su 25-tf General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07

7 ARGE STOCK OF NEW DRY GOODS
IL New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Choice stock of Dress Goods-We have just re,
turned from New York with the best selected
stock of Fancy ind Staple Dry Goods we aaVe
been purchased with great care from the largest
importers i'll this country, and aro the best styles
out Ir spring and Summer, and Will be sold
for cash or to responsible and prompt parties on
short time IS cheap as the same goods csn be
purchased in sny large city. New goods open
ing every day. We sell good goods and atpop-
ular prices. u. +.
II. B. Hoomes. No. lO9 King street.
sp5 Alexandria, Va.