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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-02

thc Uo;on far President and Vice President,
the ,cIlcrs wnuld now sum up and announce
the final rcsui!. g.
Mir. Allison reported tie total number OF
votes to be- 500, of which Rutherford B. Hayes
had received lS5 and Samuel j. TlIden had re-
caiyed lS4 votes for President, and William A.
Wheeler had received lS5 votes, and Thomas
] Hendricks lS4 votes for Vice President.
The Chair. lr advance of the final announce
ment, cautioned persons on the tioor and 10
the galleries against all demonstration what,
ever. and 10 do nothing to mar the dignity and
decorum which had in the main characterized
these proceeding, and made them worthy OF
the American people aud challenged the adml
ration of the world.
He then announced the result as given by the
tcllers. and said :-Whereiore d. announce
that Rutherford B. Hayes, of The State OF
Ohio, having received majority OF all the
votes cast for President, is duly elected Pres-
dent Of the United States for the term Of four
| wears, commencing March 4th 1877, aud Will
| lam "A. Wheeler, having received majority
| Of all The votes cast for Vice President OF the
United States, is duly elected Vice President
| of the Uoitcd States. This announcement, TO-
gether with the list of votes will be spread on
the journal of the two Houses He then de-
clared the Joint meeting OF the Two Houses
| for the purpose of counting the electoral vote
! for President and Vice President of the United
| States, dissolved, and said the Senate would
| retire to its chamber
| Whcn the Senate had retired, the House, on
motion of MIR. Tucker, OF Va, at 4:l0 a. NJ,
adjourned to - H., and the flag Was turcd tor
| the first time since February !.
| The Seate returned to its chamber at twelve
| minutes past 4, and the Chair announced that
the business of the j oiut Convention having
been concluded, the Senate had returned TO IT'S
chamber, aud the result Of the abors of the
convention would be entered upon the Journal
and the Senate would resume its Legislative
business
| MIR. Morrill, reported adversely on the resolu
ton to grant the use Of the rotunda OF the
Capitol for an inauguration ball, and it was IN
definitely postponed.
Mr.. Mitchell submitted resolution to prln
5000 extra copies Of the Oregon investigation
by the Committee 90 Privileges and Elections.
Referred to Committee Oh Printing.
Several amendments to the Sundry civil Ap
preparation bill were submitted and ordered tC
be printed without being read.
Mr.. Cockrell called up the bill tor the relle
of William l.. Hickman, and it was passed.
The Chair laid before the Senate sundr!
House bills, with amendments, which were
agreed to.
On motion of MIR. Coukling, the Senate a
Ills, went into executive session, and shortly
thereafter adjourned 20 meet at II clock, anc
the flag, which had hoatcd over the Senate To-
tweny.Dine days and sixteen hours, was turled
and the longest Legislative day since the lorna
tion of tho Government was at an end.
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south Carolina.

To reference 70 the decision OF the Supreme
Court of South Carolina, in the case involving
the title to the Gubernatorial chair of thai
State. special dispatch from Columbia to
the Baltimore Sun, under date of las, night
ssys:-
The decree in favor of Hampton was actual
II filed to day, signed by Willard aud Wright.
It was signed by both justices on Tuesday, and
would have been filed aud published on that
day, but for Wright's earnest request for delay,
on the plea that it's publication then would So.
riously endsnger bis life at the hands Of per-
sons of his OVID race and party. His request
was complied with. and the decision renamed
10 the custody of the court. Meantime the
leading republicans of the State combined to
intimidste and csjole Wright. Bowen hurries
to Washington to bring teegraphic Influence to
bear, and among the expedients tried was the
sendiug Of band of negro women to pray q
favorable decision on suppliant knees. Wright
yielded to day, and asked Willard for the order,
that he might erase his name. Willard refused
on the ground that the order was now the foal
Judgment of the court. Wright then filed With
the clerk another opiDion to which was append
ed the following remarkable retraction -
"Having attached my name to an order dis
charging the petitioner in this case on the 9th
altimo, after more mature deberatiou, believ
ing that the orders hould not have been made,
now hereby revoke, recall and cancel said or
der 30 far as my signature may have given it
sanction, and substitute the foregoing opinion
in its stead. J.. j. WRIGHT. A. j. s. C..
The Dew opinion thus filed by Wright is
merely a rehash of Elliott's argument in the
case on the Chamberlain side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-02

The decision of the Court of Appeals OF
Maryland, yesterday, adverse to the Consoil'
dation Coal Compauy,is great triumph to the
American Coal Company. the energetic aud
efficient officers of which, feeling convinced that
they had right and justice on their side, and
confident that there were 20 such men as
Justices Strong, Miller aud Bradley on The trl-
bunal to which they we're to appeal, single
handed and alone. entered into the contest
against their powerful opponent, and after
prolonged fight, unsupported by companies
With double and thribble their interest IN the
Cumberland coal fields have gained complete
victory for themselves aud all the other coal
interests of umberlsnd, except that OF the Con
soIidatiou Company, over that Company, which
seeks to nooopolize the whole coal trade OF the
region. The practical effect of the decision is
to reduce the freight on coal from the mines to
tho canal at Cumberland one cent per mile. Ii
the miners will now act the part of wisdom, and
agree to accept, during the prevailing business
depression, the coal companies offer of hfty
cents Der ton,. work will be speedily resumed
at all the mines, and the G. l. y. Canal CAT
successfully compete with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad tor the transportation OF coal te
tide water.
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Letter from Richmond.

fCorrespundence of The Aleysndris Gszette.l
RICHMOND, March !, lS77.-lu the House
of Delegates, to-day, the Senate joint rcsolu-
tiou in relation to The adjournment OF the Leg
isaturc sine die was amended so as TO read:
The Legislature vii adjourn sine die on the
4th day of April ensuing; and, as amended,
agreed TO-
Mr.. Williams offered, as substitute to the
Moffctt whiskey punch bill, u bill Imposing a
tax Of 50 10 all male persons over the age OF
,wenty one for the privilege IF drinking any
spurious or malt liquors, which Was lost.
Mr.. Duol presented petition tavoring the
passage of the bill cmb,dylug the amendments
to the charter of the Buchanan and Clifton
Forge Railway Company, a,ked for by the
Stockholders of the James RIVER and kauawha
Company
Among those present at the meeting Of the
Radical State Committee, yesterday, were y.
Is. Scner, d. j. Wuod6u, r. q. l.. Page,
Joseph Jurgenseu, G. 2. Kamsiell, Peter Nor
gan, p. j. Carter, }. D. Brady, NJ. D. Bal,
". i. Fcrnald, George Richards, }. ii. Van
Auken, Joseph Crump, A. a. Splitter, },
Anderson Taylor, d. W. Bohano"; Col. Dozen
lorf' and Postmaster Nichols, IF Norfolk.
The Whiskcy Tax bill was defeated in the
House 10 day by u vote Of 81 to G3. MIR. Bal
voted aye, MIR. Simpson no, but the vote wa:
rrcunsidcrrd.
1t has been virtually decided to nave th,
| Ceulral Lunatic Asylum 10 Petersburg.
| The republicans are still moving aruuod &C
!iv"!y. IL day the people of Richmond AT
as:onishci to hear that the Republican Con
grcs,iunal Committee was in scSsloD. That Il
an organic alton hat we have DOT heard OF abou
here Tor some time. 1t WAS looked uron as
dad thing. 1t Is certainly composed u SICK !.
booking SCI. Carpet hagrerS, ali At them. In
kind that Gov. Hayes docs not Ike Petition
arc being circulated among them. 1t Is al
amusing thing to see thcm siguing each other
| nnLtlouS FIR Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-02

Mr.. Garfield against whom charges Of cor
ruption had been preferred. when examined
yesterday before the Congressional committee
investigating the real estate pool 10 Washing
ton, acknowledged that after his return home
Mr.. Parsons deposited to his credit $1,000 as
compensation for preparing brief in the case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-02

II now turns out, since MIR. Hayes has been
declared President, that he has not written a
syllable, nor authorized any one to indicate what
course he will pursue 10 the South further than
was set forth by his letter of acceptance. and
that all reports to the contrary are entirely
without foundation in fact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-02
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRLW EEkLf bi
EDGAR SNOWDEN-
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 2.

The electoral fraud has been completed, has
received the sanction of the executive, leglsla'
tive and judicial branches of the government,
aud will 20 into execution on Monday next,
when man, who, his partisans even acknowl-
edge, did not receive majority of the votes OF
bis countrymeu, and to secure whose election
the people of three States had to be dlstran-
chi,ed, the votes of million majority OF the
white men of the country contemporary Ig-
uored, and the Congress and Supreme Court
debauched, will be inaugurated as President.
However, having been declared President, 20
matter by what outrageous aud disgraceiul
means, it is the par. of all good citizens
to respect his authority, and 10 judge
him By his actions after he shall have taken the
oath of Office. He enters upon his term under
cloud, the blackuess of which would appal
most men, and to which We now can see nc
silver lining, but it may, and we sincerely hope
will, be in his power, by wise and prudent
course, to emerge from it bearing with him
the praise and thanks Of grateful country
He has seen the errors of the man whose place
he takes, aud is aware OF their banefu COD
sequences if in all his gettiogs ne has go
understanding he will avoid them.
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DIED.

Numbered with the saints in glory eyerlsst'
ing FEB. %, 1877, Rev. JAS. I. JOHNSTON
0. Alexqndri Va, aged 80 years The nor
tai has put on immorta' ity.'
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MAHISI -.

At the parsonage OF the VI Z Church. Ham
ilton, Va Feb. '"> 1871, by Rev. l.. il. Cr:n
shaw, Sir CHARLES F. S1LCOTT snd Mis-:
MARY V. HUNT, both of Loudoun county.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ga" Try Tive can recommend our read
ers to use EDWARDS s. HUTCHiSON'S
LlNIMENT There is nothing better for Rheu-
matism, Sprsins. Bruises, Prostitutes, and Chill
bans also equally good for injuries in horses.
Try it, and you will lind it does al we claim.
feb 20-eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-02

a2g-A CARDIFF all who arc suffering from
the errors and ndiscretons of youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay, loss of manhood, &c, l
will send n recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy WAS discovered
by missionary in South America. Send Il
self.addreSsed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T..
INMAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York
city. feb G-eo&wim
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SOufll Carolina.

COLUMBIA, March AT / a. H.. this
morning the Supreme Court room was crowded
to hear the decision in the case involving the
validity of Hampton claim to the office Of Gov
eruor. Associate Justice Willard appeared on
the beech but the negro Justice Wright was
absent The sheriff being sent Tor HIM re.
turned and reported that he had not been seen
sIucc yesterday morning. Owing to the lack
OF lu bench Justice Willard adj 'urned the
court till Monday. The absence Of Justice
Wright at this juncture creates the most IN
tense excitement.
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TO the weak and dcspoudent we tcUdcr our
sincerest sympathy and condolcuce; but Hayes,
were he twenty told worse than he is. would
not be as bad as Grant, and =, let US be not
atogcthrr dishcarlcned. Hayes is but the
legitimate offspring of Grant, but children can
be better than their fathers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-02

d.. joseph Lort, charged with seducns an
attempting to deame Miss Kate Tay >r, Of
Kant c9uuty, Maryland, was taken FROM his
boarding house few nights since BY masked
mcu. hautcutfrd, taken TO the woods and l;s>h9d
on bis bare back until he Was nearly dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-02

Speer Port Grape Wine is unexceled By any
other in lis mellow jucness. richness of flavor
and hriliancy of color. Physicians say it is gu
pprior to imported Port for invslids, and in
summer ii is more agreeable and refreshing
than Claret. Clergymen use it, for its purity,
AS communion wine, while the most fashion
able families drink it Ms dinner wine in New
York and Philadelphia. This wine is well
known and highly appreciated for family use
and for evening parties. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-02

ssJ~ TEETH if not kept clean soon decay.
Young people, remember this. Use daily
TIL y kSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER 1t will preserve them through life
Sold by druggists. 25c per bottle. fob 2S-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-02

Ey~HARD TINES demand economy. Prac.
tce il. Renoyate your soled Gloves with 1OU
VEINS ! ODORLESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. % cents per bottle.
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100000 FOR ONLY Sl0g

6972 Cash Gifts amounting to...... $$3lO. 600
Whole tickets $40; halves S. quarters 81 90 {;
II tickets 500; 334 tickets $780, 564 tickets S5OO
&S-DraWing positively Juno Goth, 1877, and
every three months thereafter.
CERTIFICATE OF SUPERVISORS OF
DRAWING.
This is 10 coriify that the first drawing OF the
kentucky CASH distribution Company took
place on the 9Th Of December, i'll Major ball.
Frankfort, Ky, in our presence and under our
Immediate supervision.
We further s:ats that oyoIy ticket and part OF
ticket which had been sold were represented IN
tho whoel, and that the drawing Was fairly and
honestly conducted. Wo further state that We
had no lntcrost whatever in the enterprise, nor
any connection with the same, except in the
character of supervisors, whose solo duty was TO
protect tho interest Of the ticke! holders and 10
preside over tho drawing.
Hon. Alvin Duval, la!c Chief Justice Supreme
Court of KY; james G. Dudley, Chairman
Board Of School Trustee; Grant Gro1n, Cash
ier Farmers Bank O.; Kentucky; Hon. S. l.. NJ.
Major, Public Printer State Of kentucky !;
Hon Thomas n Lindsay, President Farmers
Bank Of kentucky; Hon: Thomas Z. Jones,
Judge 4. a. Thompson, Presiding Judge
Franklin County Court; Janus q. Crockett,
Clerk Franklin County Court
Remittsnces can be made By mail, oxprOss,
draft, L. o. order or registered lctLtr, mado
payable 10 g. W. Barrow s. Co.
All communications and orders Tor tickets
should bo addressed TO q. w. BARROW &
CO., Courier Journal Building, Louisville. Ky,
or THOS. H. HAYS 81 CO., General Agents,
G97 Broadway, New York.
@s-Send for Circular. ap l9-eoSw
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sSST GsSssDN.

We arc daily opening new siylos OF SpTIne
AMI Summer DRESS GOODS, and would call
especial attention 10 our novelties in thst line,
comprising I.scu Wrought GcypoOre Denio!e
Cloth in stripes ana rleids. (very elegant and
! entirely row;) late dcsigns in Mateaiso Cloths
newest mixtures in Ro7ega and poBaise Cloths,
Bunting Cloths and Soa,ide Cloths, Grenadines,
guaranteed pure WOOL and Silk, in new designs
OF Pla.da and Stripes Plain Grenadines in great
vsrie,v Black Silks for ironadiDe Trimmings
at remarkably low prices. Black Silks for
Dresses and Trimmings. Colored Silks, Striped
Summer Silks ia large variety at very low
prices. Our rARASOL department is repete
with novelties, ard cannot fail TO please tho most
fas:idious
NEW DEpAEwUEE.-Wo arc showing
complete limo Of Fans, suitable Tor mourning or
colors or evening uso. now designs and elegant
qualities, ranging in price from Sl0o 10 Slo.oOa
pioco. In cur WEITE GOODS department
can be found in largo variety Victoria Lawns,
French Muslins, French Nsinsook, Sheer Main
sooka Lsco Stripes and new designs in cmbroid-
cries.
We would call attention 10 sn auction lot Of
TOWELS and T0WELlMGS, among which
will be found superio: pure Linon Huckaback
Toyeling at lie per yard, and puTo Linen Twill
Crash C.. l2c per yarl. Decided bargains.
NV PEETXFELDER s. co.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

1eRICES REDUCED.
.m now putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
cHEATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full sets from $40 to $lS.
Partial sets in proportion.
satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sets are to be put in no charge will be
,o,lc for extracting.
''''>'' ~ DR.. FAWCETT. Dentist.
XIV 2-3ln No. 81 N. Wash. St., Alexs., Va
nE. ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutsw street.
IL Baltimore Nd, from long experience in
Eo,pilal and Special Practice will gusran!eo
iInre in all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs,
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General De.
ti!!,y, Impotency, (loss Of sexual power) EI-
D.u;tion and all bad effects arising from early
,o!:crstions and abuses. Also all Fem ale Com
yIa!l;s. Diseases recently contracted positively
',.red in 10 10 days. DR.. r., endorsed by the
.c.ling physicians Of Baltimore, guarantees
nonorable and scientific treatment to MI placing
themselves in his hands All consultations
.,.lctiy confidential. Can bo consulted in WASH
!ay:on every Wednesday and Saturday, from :!
t,Hp. M, a. lis otico, vi D st.. betwean 9th
and lOth Call or write, enclosing stamp for
,,p!y. feb l3-ly
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SECOND GRAND DRAWING
Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.

LOUISVILLE, KY, JUNE 90, 1877.
$4,000 CASH IN GIFTS.
Farmers g. Drovers Bank, Louisville, Treas.
Tho kentucky Cash Distribution Co., author
ICED by special act of the Legislature for the
boneGt of the Public Schools of Frankfort, will
have the SECOND OF THE SERIES OF
GRAND DRAWINGS in the city Of Louis
vile KY, SATURDAY, Juno Seth. 1877, at
PUBLIC LIBRARY HALL. A scheTo com.
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MALAIsIOUS FEVERS,

You are at liberty to use my name in praise
ofyour Regulator as prepared by you, and re.
commend it to every one as the best preventive
for Fever and Aguo in the world. I plant in
southwestern Georgia, near Albany, Georgis,
and must say that it has done more good on my
plantation among my negroes than any msdi.
cine ever used. It supersedea quinine if taken
in timo Yours. &C.. Hon. Is. II. HILL. Ga.
CHlLDRENl-You Reg
ustor is superior to any 9TH
or remedy for Mslarial Di.
seases among children, and
it has large sale in this sec
ton Of Georga.-[W. III.
Rusoell lhanv Ga
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E.{s's"sEEssfia-
TNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER uALFA MILLlO& DiSTRlBUTEp.
Louisiana State Lottery Comply.

This Institution Was regularly incorporated
by tho legislature OF the SLste to7 Educational
and Charitable purposes in 1868. with IL capital
of 81, ,tOJ OO0 to which hes since boon added Il
reserve fund of S350,00). It's Grand Single
Number Drawings will take piaco mouLhiy. II
nerer scales on postponeS. Look Ct the following
scheme Grand Prom enado Concert, during
which will tske place tho Extraordinary Semi
Annual Drawing, ~ New Orleans, Tuesday,
June 5. under the personal supervision aad man
age,nent Of Gen. Il. Il. Beauregsrd, OF l.ousi.
ana, and Gen. Jubal A. Early, Of Vi.giaia.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
%o- NOTICE.--Tickets are ten dollars only.
Halves g.. Quarters $3.50. Eighths Sl.-6.
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HAPPY RELIEF TO YOUNG,
. MEN from the effects Of Errors and h
u y Abuses in carly life. MANHOOD =
q = RESTORED Impeliments to Mar. =
= e riage removed. Now method of treat. s
, 81 ment. Now and remarkable remedies. 9
ETs Books and circulars sont FREQ in scaled
= Y envelopes Address HOWARD AS.
= ISOLATION, 419 N. Ninth St., Phila. 4
dephis, Pa. An Institution having a {
high reputation for honorable conduct :
and professional skill 27-ly
pUTLER S BALSAMIC MIXTURE, FOR
- FORTY YEARS KNOWN AS THE In
FALLIBLE REMEDY.
Price one dollar per bottle. feb 2S-ly
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LIST OF PRIZES.

1879 Prizes, amounting S522 5OO
Gen. e. T Doauregard, Of La Con,'rs.
Write for Circulars or send orders to
NJ. a. DAUFHlN,
P o. box G92, New Orleans La.
10 THIRD GRAND DOLLAR DRAW
ING, Tuesday, July 8. Capital Prize $4,000
Tickets ST. each. my ?-LJc3
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II. Is. uoumos.
MORE NEW GOODS.

~ Thursday, May 3. 1877.
Wholesale and Retail Active Sale.
Wo Invite special notice Of large lines Of Fan
cy and Staple Dry Goods, Notions, &c, re-
ceiving and cponing constantly. Our stock
will be kept full and complete throughout tho
season, and We will lead the trade in oherlng
the most popular products OF foreign! and DO
meatlc manufacturers at Lowest possible prices.
WHITE GOODS, &c.-B!eached Dsmssk,
Table Linens, Turkey Rods, Loom Dice, Nap
kins Towelings, Crash Huck and Damask
Towels, Notting & ham Curtain Nets, MaFsoilles,
Honey Comb and Crochet Quilts, &c.
BLACK GOODS-We will continue TO give
this department our special attention, and mako
it. if possible, moro complete and attractive than
ever before. ,,,,,,>->,e,
In this department wo defy competition.-H -HaVo
now open lulI assortment or Broad-cloths
Doeskins. Al and G-i Csssimcres, kentucky
jeans, Plain and Fancy Eepellsnts, &C, &c.
FlannoIs, Corscts, Shawls, Ondorskirts, &c,
together with grca. ,nany other choice goods,
ali S. popular prices. .
y. =. BkASuEAk,
Il. .. ltuonlrs No. l09 King street,
j,y3 Alexandria, vs..
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FANCY GOODS.

ITALIAN LACE, Edgng and Insertions,
l. Medalions and Leaves for transfer WORK s!so
Swiss insertion, all suitable for making Asre
Collars, Bibs, Sc, NC. ct ,,,,
my7 FEhGOoON ~ oeo o'
DUSTLES and HOOP SKIRTS on hand and
.D made TO order at short notice
my7 FERGUSON IL BROS.
VXIORSTED FRlNGES-Ancthcr supply
FERGUSON & BROS,
mvS 9G King street
TOUP SKIRTS and BUSTLES all styles
III snd made to order ut short notice ht
FERGUSON s. BROS,
mvs Sc King street.
TID GLOVES-BIsck, White, Opera and
~ medium shades.
my 3-3t G. NJ. ADAMS, No. 81 King st.
sSAUZE and SUMMER MERINO uN.
nv 3-3t {. NJ. ADAMS, No. % King st.
NoncE.
CHlLDNEN'iS CARRIAGES AT
LESS THAI n COST.
tS!ighty dc!aced}
ap2l At G. BEkHi'S.
NROQUET AND FEAlLo SETS.
A full lse, from ono dollar 20 ten dollars. per
set, in boxes. at >,,,
ap24 y. o. bEkE1 ,.
SoN :" D-' SUN UNBEELLAsi
a full line Of tho above just opened a: prices
an 10 &C BERRY'S
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4 CARD. circumstances rendering it de-
~ sirable that should locate in Baltimore I
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE IN
!ug 50 many years associated with me as to need
10 introduction or eodorsDncnt his skill, ability
aud reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. l cordially commend hlm
/, tho favor of my friends and patients. as we'll
worthy OF tho position to which he succeeds, and
l,csposk for him tho practice with which, Tor SO
!9us, hsvo been favored.
JAMES Is. HODGklN.
AicAa,ldria Va, mar I0-tt