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ATAQUES de EPILEPSIA
o
Enfermedad de Caida,

CURADA PERFECTAMENTE-NO ES
BROMA-UN MES DE USO DE LOS CE-
LEBRES f INFALIBLES POLVOS DEL
DIR. GOULARD PARA los ATAQUES.
Para convencer q los pacientes de que
estos poIvos haran todo 10 que Iosotros
pretendemos para ellos, los enviaremos
por correo, PORTE PAGADOP PARA QUE
SE PRUEBEN GRATIS UNA GAIA. Co
mo ell DIR. Goulard es ell unico medico que
haya hecho de este un estudlo es-
pecial, y como tenemos conocimiento de
que hay miles que han sido PERMANENT
TEMENTE CURADOS por ell uso de estos
POLVOS, GARANTIZAMOS UNA CURA
PERMANENTE en- cada case, d os DE-
WOLVERINES Ell DINERO GASTADO.
Todos los pacientes doberian dar q estos
Polvos una prueba temprana Y conven-
cerse de sus poderes curativos.
Precio, por GAIA grande $500 o cuatro
cajas por $1,000, Sc envian por correo 8
c~ualquier parte de los Estados Unidos o
Canada al recibir Ell importe 8 por tfEx-
pres q cobrar al entregarse. Dirgirse q
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Steet, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Sc DESEA

Tener noticias de Ma. de San Juan
Cervantes, Petra Cervantes, Julia
Cervantes de quienes no he sabido
desde 1858 y q quienes dele en- ese
aho en- Jalos ToticIan, Estado de
Zacatecas, Mejico. La Persona que
tenga algunos informes que dar
puede dirjgirse q LA CR6NICA de
Los Angeles, Cal. Sc ruega d los
peri0dicos de Mejico que copien esta
noticia.
Ss2m TOMAS CERvANTES.
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CRIME

Teiue ell honor de q gus
amigosy al pnb!ico en- general que ha
Comprado la ~panaderfa de Mr.. JOHN
RUMP, cerca de 10 Iglesia Catolica, es-
ouina de las Gales Marchesseault Y Main.
lads malana Sc hallara en- su esta-
blecImiento de venta: Pan Fresco, Tortas,
Pasteles de todas classes, etc., etc. Sc aten.
deran Embellishments todas las ordenes
que ssten en- su Inca de negocios.
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AVISO.

A todos los que tomarop boletos en- la
rifa de la imagen de la Virgen de que Sc
do aviso q su debido tempo en- LA Gro
MICA Sc les notifca que Sc rifaia Ell dia 81
de Octubre en- la sala en- la esquina &c las
GALES Segunda y Principal en- la ciudad
de Los Angeles. o10hf
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Sc DESEA.

Saber Ell paradero de PAULINE CAS-
TRIO que salio de Wilmington mace ocho
amos y nada Sc ha sabido de Ell desde
ent0nces. La persona que pueda dar al
gunos informes puede escribir q la ofcina
de LA CRoNIcA 9 q la inf ascrita.
FRANCESCA CASTRO de RAMIREZ.
Wilmington, Los Angeles CO., Cal.
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PARA JUEz DE CoNDADO.

Ell infrascrito, rehriendose q su circular
de Mario ultimo y q su communication del
II del pasado, Sc nuncia respetuosamen-
tie candidate para Ell destino de Juez de
Condado en- la proxima election Judicial.
W. H. GRAY.
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@. MANGIN,

MAQUINISTA, Constructor de BALCONIES
de Hero, } toda clase de trabajos para lie
construction oe edifcios, artefactos etc.
Nos. 81 y 33 calie de Spring, Los Ange
les. California.
SO habla Espanol, Frances q Ingles.
felnn
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PARA JUEZ DE PAZ.

Atendiendo q peticion escrita de los
abogados de Los Angeles asf como por
solicitation de muchos otros ciudadanos,
me ofrezco candidate para Juez de paz
por Ell cabildo de Los Angeles en- la proxi-
ma election.
G II
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Que auroras, que sol, que Juegcs,
Que noches de meloGfa!
Y aqueila dulce algeria,
Y aquel franquilo goza7!......
LAeno de estrellas 81 cielo,
La TERRA de aromas LENA,
FL mar besando la arena,
Ia luna besando al mar!......
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JOHN NJ. BALDWIN,

proxima election judicial que Sc celebrara
Ell IL de Octubre.
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DIR. L. X. NADEAU,
MedicO yCiruiano.

Presta particular atencion q las enter
medades CRONICAS CIRUJIA.
re- Hace una especialldad de las enter.
medades de NINOS Y MUGERES, en- e,
tratamiento de las cuales el DR.. N. ha &c
nido doce amos de experienced, siempre
con ell mayor exito. -6G
Oficina y Resideneia-Gran Cen.
trail Hotel, piso alto. Gale Principal,
Los Angeles, Cal. ab15no
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ID. R. HOFFMAN, MD.
Nfedico v Ciruiono.

Ofcinay observation-disclosures Cor1ercial,
euattos 6 y 7, Los Angeles, Cal. d9nO
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JOHN TRAFFORD

E ~scandidato para reelection al destino
de JUEZ DE PAZ, en- la election que
tendra lHgar Ell u de Octubre,
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Sl.OO ALAMO?

Ell CHICAGO LEDGER, un periodico
grande semanario de As columns Sc VEN
de ahora por sI.00 al ano y Is c~entavos
f~ranqueo. No tiene superior como sema-
mario lIterario y es mayor que los papeles
del Este de la misma clase.
Enviad 10 centavos y obtened tres CO.
pias. Clertamente os suscribireis q Ell
despues que 10 hayais leido. Dirigios q
THE LEDGER CO., Chicago, Ill.
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mis- oCHo ASos.

DEL Observation-Disclosures.
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Judicial.
microbes, oCTUBRE II, 1877.

Para Juez de Cond7 do,
CHARLES J. ELLIS.
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BANCO DEL CONDADO
DIE Los

]. BIxBY, GEO. W. PRESCOTT,
GEORGE S. DODGE.
Sc reclDen dep6sitos de Bancos de Ahor-
ros. Sc compran y venden cambios sobre
San Francisco, Nueva York, L6ndres, Pa
ris, Berlin y Frankfort.
Sc compran cambios sobre todas parties
de los Estades Unidos y Europa.
Sc recibe dinero q cuenta alberta y GER
tI6cado de deposito, y Sc hace negocio
general de banco y Gambia. o
Ell Banco estar6 alberto los Sabados
desde las 6% hasta las s de la tarde.
jn15no
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On! mi iniancia, mis- r~ecuerdos,
Nj cielo de primaverai
Guam dulce In Vida era
A la luz de aquel albor!
En- e de estas amarguras,
Hallaba en- esas delicias,
De mi madro las caricias
Y de mi hermana ell amor,
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judicial.
MERCEDES, oCTUBRE II, 1877.

Para Juez de Condado,
ALBERT NJ.
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Oh! Souvenirs! Priatemps! Aurores!
V. HUGO.
Oh! que recuerdos tan dulces
Los del alba de mi vida,
Los de mi infancia querida.
Que jamas ha de tornari
iQue amor, que suenos, que flores,
En- aquellas tardes calmas,
A Ia sombra de las palmas,
o en- Ell verde limonar!
fQae bellos son esos dias
Del nacer de la e~xistencisi
Respira ell alma inocencia,
Como perfumes la for;
El mar es lago serene,
FL cielo un manto azulado,
FL mundo, un sueno dorado,
La vida, I'm himno de amor.
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.Ferro- Carril PaCifiCO del
Sur y vapOreS.
DIVISION DE LOS ANGELES,
YUMA, SAN DIEGO Y
WILMINGTON.
@E@
CANIBTO DE
TEMPO.
sALEN DE Los ANGELES

BESIDE y despues del LINES 9 de Julio
de 1877 y hasta nueva 0rden, eorreran los
trenes como sigue:
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Per mis- natlvas montanas
Dlscurria satisfecho,
Descubierto 81 alre oil pecho
Y desnLdo ell breve pie;
Corlendo, feliz, en- torno
De las cascadas ruidosas,
Detras de las mariposas
One mIas siempre juzguei
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Congress-.
TIL E S E N A T E &.


WASHINGTON, D. c., January &c. 1871
The Senate was occupied to-day, during The
morning hour with tbs consideration oil PHI
yatc bills OF 10 public interest.
The Senate then took up the bill for build
pg market on Corcoran Square, in the city
of WASHINGTON. 1t was discussed by Nlr. To-
y lis and Mr.. Edmunds, and laid aside.
The Florida Committees report was then
taken up, and Mr.. Jones, ofEIorda, addressed
the Senate at length.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met this morning at 10 o'clock,
and the debate co the electora! count bill was
resumed by Nlessrs. Hooker, Hartridge, Eel.
ton, Mills, Lamar, Baker, Wattersou, Hurl-
but, Hill Of Georgia, Davis Of North Carolina,
Singleton, Llpham, Bland, Suthard, Vance,
Foster, L,udcrs Townsend, and others. The
vote will not be taken before clock.
At two minutes before y the House adjourn
ed, and at II net again, when the Speaker
announced as the select committee 10 whom
was referred the Presidents message, giving
his reasons for sending troops into the South
crn States at the late election the following ::
Messrs. Wood, Goode, Suthard, ThrockmortoD,
Caldwell, Smith Of Georgia. Harrison, Kasson,
Foster Eams and Page.
The time for takiog the vote upon the cleo
,oral count bill, was extended one hour-to 4
o'clock this evening.
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%, substituted. The Office has much patron
e. o,,,,

age.
,lisna.ch rscaivcd at l:3O today from
Jackson, Miss, aunouuc:s that MIR. Ben I'LL
was this noruiag elected U. S. Senator from
that State, in Place Of Mr.. Norwood, the TO-
cumbant. MIR. Hill was the recipeot OF many
warm congratulations 90 the floor of the House
nnop the announcement Of his election. 1t was
a coincidence that immediately upon the close
of his elegant speech in favor OF the ADJUST
ment plan he received the news OF bis election
as Senator.
WEST VIRGINIA SENATORS.
MIR. Frank Hereford, OF the House, was to-
dav elected u. S. Senator from West Virginia
for the short term and Mr.. Henry 6. Davis for
the long term, over Mr.. Faulkner. Mr.. Here
ford will succeed Mr.. Pncc, appointed to MI
the vacancy caused by the death OF MIR. Ca
pertcp, aud Mr.. Davis will be his own success
sor. MIR, II. is the 500 of an old Aexandrlan'
JUDGE APPOINTED.
Judge Settle, of n. C., defeated Tor Gov
eruor Of North Carolina by Coy. Vance, has
been appointed by the President Judge OF the
Circuit Court Of Florida.
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'"ntou d, C., Jan'y. 26, l877-l0:5O q. NJ
Hs tbe Middle and Eastern States falling os'
rometer. rising temperature, westerly 10 soutn'
Nv w;nds end very generally clear Weatner
ercenting possibly occasional light SHOWS IN Inc
northern portions of the latter.
ANIMAL REPORT OF TIE ALEXANDRIA IN
r1RNARY,-The following acknowledgment l:
made If the collections in several Of the. Pro-
,estant Churches on Hospital Sunday, DE-
csmher. 1876: St. Paus Church, 500; Chrls'
Ghurch. $50, %; Grace Church, SlO.91; Metho'
dist Church, South, IS.
Tho ladies 10 charge renew their acknow'-
cdgemeut OF the valuable services, generously
rendered, during the past yearly DIS u'oson'
Brown. and Stabler, aud BY DR.. Lewis, as con-
sultiDg physician, aod make the iOl'o"'oe re-
Funds 10 hand, January, 1876, S54l:ll; re-
ceiyed since that date, $5O9.20; expenuea LOT
household expenses, rent ana mcu'ciue a.
$500. Is; by request, invested, S69 l.. IN SlVo
Va. bond, being portion OF GIT IRON the
Girls of the Clioton.street "boardlns Home
Philadelphia. ;, 49, .oz NJ,
Ofthe receipts reported above, the loIloWlog
account is given: $50 FROM the yellow lever
fund: s73, from the Custom-hou'e, i'r the
hoard O! sailors; $lll.20 from the church
collections; and 1926 IN Subscriptions as
,Sllows; Mr.. Wm. &. Cazenove, S25 Capt.
Booth, s25; Mrs. Smoot, Sl5;. Mr.. James
Green, SO; cash, $40; Mr.. i. NJ: Blackiord,
SO; s. j. Beach, $40; Bishop Johns, STU;
Mrs. J. b. Dainger!icd, $40; Mrs. h. Danger
field, $40; Mrs inbert Miller, $40; Master
Robert n. Smith, Nd, $40; Mrs. Mamie
lee, $40; Mrs. ii. Dangertield, $40; Mrs.
John Stewart, $40; Mrs. John Fowle, $40;
Miss Morrill, S.; Col. l.. uoxton, 50; KoV.
VIM. Hoxton, S.; Mrs. u. Wheatly, Of War
rem county. S., Mrs. Schaler, s.; Mrs. CaSsius
Ice, IS; MIR. B. Minor, s., Miss Carrie Ma
son, SIS, Miss Johns. IS; Mis-: Belle Sm,th'
SIS; Mr.. John Southgate. S.; Miss Il. Miller,
s.; Mr.. +. Paf, S.; from 49,, Slu and 80,
from friends, 10 81 subscriptions.
There have been sixteen patients at the To-
stitution durug the past year, aud one death
has occurred. 10 the faithful matron and
nurse, 10 charge, is due much OF the success 10
bringing relief to the suffering poor.
This report canuot close without Acknowledge
ing the kindness of the friends who have con,
tributed household articles aud comforts much
needed, and especially. thanks 10 the lady who,
10 the midst of Christmas thanksgiving and
ioy, remembered the sick and needy.
fSirncd A. HERBERT,
Treasurer.
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PENNSYLVANIA ReIIieercnt.

UARRIsBUR0, Pa, Jan. 26.-The following
was adopted in the House this morning:
Resolved by the House Of Representatives Of
Pennsylvania that the vote cast for the author
lied electors for President aud Vice President
of the United States indicates the election OF
Rutherford B. Hayes aud VIM. A. Wheeler to
those Offices respectively, and they OF right
ought to be inauguratcd at the national capitol
on the ensuing 4th day Of March by the con-
stiutonal authorities.
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was filed downstairs, with many 10 inc sai.Ih
ries. Rev. j. S. Boyer preached from Isl'a a.
chap. and lS.h verse, Come now ana leI DC
reason together" Rev. ". {. "con l1' IVY,
ed 10 an earnest appeal 10 the unconver'ea, ana
invited them 10 come forward. me eo,i'uu
MON rail was 5000 completely surroundea' anu
as peniteuts continued to come, the front sears
had to be cleared, SO that there 'uig0t oe lVu9'
for them. Sixteen or savcoteen came 'o'"Hiu'
and several protessed conversion. Inc ~ 1leI -
ings will be continued to day. Rev W. "
Webb will preach.
SALE OF FISHING SHoREs.-The hshlue
shore a, "Pratt's Point" with three hundred
aud twenty acres of land attached 10 nlus
George county, and bluff Point, with tntee
hundred acres, have been sold to mr.. :. y.
Shelton, the former for Sl,435, aud the latter
for $1,000.
CuR1os1TIEs.-- The display of curiosltIes al
lCS King street attracts largo numbers CT sgn'
see7s. especially from among the juveniles: inc
horse which has eight we'll developed MODS snu
tho mermaid arc indeed natural cul1osI.i9s
while the performances OF funcn anu Vuuy
servo TO give q humorous close to the entertain
ment, which highly delights the young peop'e'
FINE PEkCH.-Mr George E. Price received
this afternoon lot Of splendid salt water Wnlte
march. which he will have for salo at his stand
in tho Market square tomorrow morning
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ez5A Tons OF GRAPES AND THEIR USE.-lt
is astonishing to soc the large quantity Of grapes
of the fines! quality, and large clusters, that are
zach year mashed up for Wine, at the Vine
yards OF A. Spcor, Psssaic, N. j. Mr.. Speer
raises the Oporto Grape; also purchases large
quantities from which BIO makes his celebrated
Wine, without the admlzturo Of alcohol or spir.
its. This wilma is found by careful analysis to be
tho best wine in market for invalds and debili.
tsted persons. 1t is called Speers Port Grape
Wine, and is sold by druggists. The highest
premium has boon awarded at tho Centennial.
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You who lead sedentary liVes-Printers,
Talors. Shoemakcrs, &C., will find great
relief for the constipation from which you so
often suffer, by taking Simmons Liver Regu-
lator. 1t is simple, harmless. vegetable COM
pound, sure to relieve you, and can do 20 iG-
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One thing should be considered, that is, DIR.
+. II. Wells, dentist, Of Washington, has a
good practice, and when you buy Wells Eureka
you get something worth having, aud not at
article to ioure the teeth; he has his reputation
Of stain
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Local BpeYiticS.

The condition Of affairs on the river remains
unchanged; nothing but ice, as far as the eye
can reach, above and below the city.
4 marriage license was granted in Washing
ton, yesterday. 10 William \. Branner, aud
Lula V. Spcake, Of Dumlries, Va
The hop Of the ~. B. e. Socials at Peabody
Hall, although the attendance was small, was
An enjoyable affair,
The following donations have baen received
at the soup house, since last report: G.. VIM.
Ramsay bag ci meal j. WepZel, lot OF bread;
Samuel Pullman, | Dbl OF turnlps.
\ meeting d those Interested 10 having
another spiritual seance or exhibition 10 this
city by Air. George Everett for the benefit of
the poor will bn held at City Sergeant Lucas
Office to morrow evening at 5 o'clock.
The measles has broke out in the city and
there arc good macy children and young
people now down with t. AS previously an
nounced the sca5lct fever is prevailing to an
alarming extent in Alexandria and Fairfax
counties.
WHIspERlNGs OF LOvE.-Your baby's life is
in danger whenever it is troubled with q cough
or cold. Give Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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SpIRIrUALIsM. The "scanct' BY MIR. aud
Mrs. George Everett, at Sarcpta Hall, last
night, was only tolerabiy we'll attended, but
those who went were much pleased with the
evening j entertainment. Inc various Keats OF
tying and uutyiog with ropes. putting on ana
taking of handouts, ringing bells aud pIaylos
the guitar, while apparently last tied to the
chair, were ccvcry gone through with. nessts'
K. Z. Lucas, Alexander Hunter and 4. W.
Falls, committee appointed By the audience,
snneryised the Performance. with view to &c.
tectipg any deception, but could lind none
What was considered the most remarkable feat
of the evening was the production OF slate
from the cabinet containing plainly written
letter purportins to be from the late Gilbert
s. Miner, the signature to which was pro-
nounced by bis intimate friends to be a lac
smile Of that Of MIR. Miner, when alive. MIR.
L. A. Mushbach offered to buy the slate IN or
der to compare the writing and Signature on 1t
With some letters and papers OF u. ). Miner,
deceased, iu the clerks Office. The slate was
given him by the medium. This mornipg Mr..
II. went to the Corporation Court clerk oihce
and found up1n enquiry that some days ago i
Young man, \ stranger answering TO the de.
scription of the medium, had called and asked
to sec the papers in the chancery suit OF VIII
Iouphby vs.. q. s. Miners administrators.
They were handed to him and he was busy
with them considerable time, during por-
ton Of which time the clerk was absent from
the Office and in the court r0olu. The papers
in that case contain at least fifty OF u. >.
Miners letters aud signatures. MIR. Everett
will probably give another exhibition here
about next Friday night, a portloo OF the pro-
ceeds Of which will be given TO the poor.
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BE- GREAT UPRoAR ABOUT CLOTHING. -
The largest stock OF Dvercoats und Suits bought
at bankrupt sslo 70 close oul. Good Overcoats
from So SO upwards, including tho very best of
imported Chinchillas, Beavers, Kcrseya, SC.
Gents Cashmere Suits, consisting of Coat, Pants
and Vest, at Sl.5O; all wool Suits at $3.50 and
upwards. Including thu finest imported mate
risl: excellent Cniidren's Suits, years, Sl.25i
years Sl15; years 81 25 years S2.75 and
upwards They must DO sold quick st
=. DEALHAM's,
docs 50 King street
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AUCTION SALES.
BY f. A. Kerby, Auct'r.
YTNRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 Default having been made for six success

YTRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
a Default having been made for six success
&ivo months i'll the payment Of tho semi. monthly
| !.samcn:s secured to The AlexaudTia Coop
eE@tiVe Building Association Ct Alexandria,
Va" by tbs deed Of trust hereinafter mention
3D. 0nd tho Board CT Directors of the said asso-
citation having requested in writing ssle Of the
property thereby conveyed, the undersigned, il
pursuance CT TIA said request and by virtue Of
tie deed Of trust trc;n Georgeanns Day TO them,
dated on the It'll day OF October, 1875, and of
record in the Clerks cliice OF the Corporation
Court for thr ely Of Alexandria, Virginia, liber
No. i, pngo Is. vii! expose for sale by public
auction on SATURDAY, tho 10Th day of Feb
ruary. 1877, al II H., in trent OF the Market
Building, on Royal street, IL the city of Alexan-
dris, Virg iIis, the property conveyed by the
said deed Of trust--A LOT OF GROUND, rn
with the IMPROVEMENTS; thereon, in ES
the said city Of Alcxan1.ia, situated on the west
side CT Leo street, between Princess and Queen
streets in front on Ica stree: "a feet 81 inches.
and extending west~araly il depth l23 feet
inches
Terms OF Sale--Ono third Of tho purchase
money i'll cash on the day O: sale, and the resi-"
due in two cquSl payments ut three and six
months from the day OF sale tha deferred pay
monts TO besr intcres. from !he day OF sale and
TO be secured by tie notes Of tho purchaser, with
approved persona! security, and tho retention rf
the title to the properly until they are paid.
Costs CT con7eysncing to be paid ny the pur-
chaser
GEO. Il. ROBERTSON J
JNO. g. SHOOT, Trustees.
THOMAS PERRY
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DRY GOODS.
FAREWELL TO ALEXANDRIA.

Having received to-day the iss. snd remaining
ock of the Combustion, most respectfully
announce 10 the people Of Alexandrls Ard vi.
cinity that will remove the entire stock Oil CT
about the first day CT February. Having deter
mined 10 soil all goods at grost sacrifice rather
than remove II EN-, and having concluded rather
to dispose 0 them ut private sale than at auc.
ton, l will only say one word, and thst is, tn ut
ALLUUK GOODS ARE MARKED AT EN-
ACTLY ONE HALF ORIGINAL VALUE,
and only ask al examination CT the prices and
goods, which arc arranged from this day in lots
and prices TO make every ono &stonlshed III
chance you will never never get agsin. Call
and convince yourself. as this is the only proper
wsy can satisfy you all. Thanking my friends
and customers for their liberal share Of patron
age, am most thankfully yours,
II. SCHW ARR,
Manager Great Com animation Store,
(MUIR's CORNER)
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

CITY HOTEL For RENT.
"a This property is situated II the :. w. cor
Of Royal and Cameron streets. in Alexandria,
VS., fronting Tho City Hail Anal Market build
ngs. Possession gwen c! Tao iirat day Of Jan
uMrv noxt Apply - " III. II. IRWIN, No.
1872 Prince st., Alexandria. w. OCT At
NO l.. s. WAHHINGrON ST. FOR
Bill RENT Possession giVon October lst, lS16
Amply to GEO UHLEK sep lots
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NJ. f.. CHURCH.. There was quite a large
congregation yesterday afternoon. The rxer.
cises were conducted by the pastor. The sub
iect of the address was Nehemiah, Vi chap.
and Sd verse, 81 AIN doing great work, 50
that cannot come down. Rev Mr.. Boyer,
the late pastor of the church. was present., and
made few remarks. At night, the church
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+. M. STEWART

Has lust opened from New York an additional
sunnlv of CLOAKS, new styles, and very supe-
rior BLACK FRENCH CASHMERES. These
goods arc beautiful in their finish ind very
brilliant blacks.
ward wide of sll grades, somo all wool and OF
Heavy ENGLISH GRAPE Wells.
Also q large lot of CRUMB CLOTHS, q
sizes and very rich patterns and colors. oc IL
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

pispatches to the Gazette.
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COPARINER
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

n ----.,
MIR. FRANK $. HARPER has this day pur-
chased q half interest in my business, which
will be conducted hereafter under the firm namo
of Il. j. FLEMING e co. thank my GUS
toners and tho public generally for their past
patronage, and solicit continuance OF the same
to the new firm all persons iEdnbtea TO tho
old firm ara requested 70 call and settle
ian lin a. j. FLEMING.
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LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES ar Depart
n,e M A Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
' nssnss, o D. c., Jany. Is, l577-l0:s0 a. M
l6n ses rsns i temperature westerly to south
e s1 Winds and very generally clear weather .n
excepting possibly occasional light SHOWS IN Inc
oorthern portions of the latter.