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UNITED gTATE3 MARSHAL FREDERICK
DOUGLASS.

Tbe nomination and confirmation Of Fnzp-
rnrox Do,,o,Aga as AIarahal of tl,e District of
Columbia ooustftuto ono Of tho ,noat oratify.
inc rovcnoos NJ time. Tho runaway alaye
now occupies ono Of tl.o most imnortaut
,f1,coa In ,ho o,ft of Tia Administration ona
Il Ia ,,ort Of tho etornal fltnesa Of thinpa TINT
liz iii .t,mo onem;ca hovo conf,rma,l him.
1Iia co,e.r l,aa rcocbca n t]cnouenont which
=, .an.;.,a,t o,1 ,o,,,n,oto o,d ,1,o ,,1o,l,
roca ,nov ,,oxy conorntnlata itac]r tot II. nm.
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, 1877-03-19
THE ASSERTION OF PUBLIC RIGHTS

Tho recent strika OF tho locomotive ou-
gin6ors OIL tho Boston l. Mnins liailroail
evoked a new principle and now power in
these controversies, antl tho general public
will rotoice In tho successful application of
tho now agent. Tho locomotive engineers
constitute brotherhood including about
13,oUo members, tho organization extending
NIL over the Unitol Btatcs. The Chief En-
gineor, ut proscnt r., NJ. Arthur, has his
headquarters ut Cleveland. His power is
absolute. No Btriko can bo mado without
Ills consent. II ono is made, tho brothor-
hood itself supplIes tho needed engineers;
hut n strike, sanctioned by him, binds the
whole frntornity. A half dozen or moro
strikes Of engi giueors have takon place within
less than year, md all have been SUCCESS
full In bringing the companies to tor1ns. The
recent strike Oh tho Dosten & Afaino Road
instantly suspended tho whole operations Of
that ronll. The strike was no arranged ~ to
stop trnfio from cue en1 Of the roed to tho
other. The tratns wcro arrested where they
happened to bo at tho moment, and wero
scattered along tho whole routo. When
this Ind happened, tho Railroad Commits
sfonerH OF Massachusetts intoryenets In tue
controversy. They asserted that tho
question was not !. iaerely QUO betveen tho
Railroad Company and tho engineers rs to
rates of wages, but there was u lgreater and
higher right involved, and that was tho right
Of tho public. Tho stato, representing tho
public, Ind tho right to compel tho removal
Of any distractions to the right Of traffic. on
, 1877-03-19

At tile New York Gold Exchange on satur
lay grccnbacks ranged ut 053@U53.

The Noy. UENnr WAND DEEcuEn has COM
1uunieated to st. Louis interviewer Lis
opinion of President HAYES, tho Southern
policy, mud tho new Cabinet. ]Io approves
Of tho Administration generally, mud il quite
enthusiastic ovor Secretary EyAnrs, whom, ho
haa amplo reason to regard rs man Of OK
traordiunry ability.
, 1877-03-19

closed at 6ac for March ana 5olc for April.
Hogs were active aud 100000 higher, selling
at Sf.95@5.6;. Cattle wero Ia fair demand
md sten1y, at S3.50@5.75. Sheep wero firm.
One hundred dollars in gold would buy
9104.C24 in grcenbacks nt the close.
, 1877-03-19

Judge DAVID DAVIS, not having tho fear OF
color or caste before hIs eyes, voted fur tho con-
1rn,atlon OF FAED DOUGLASS for Marshal at the
Supreme Court. In contrast with this yots Of
tho Illinois Independent Senator Is that OF sew
oral carpct-bag Senators who dodgal, skulkcd
into tise ctoak 1oolns, aud failed to 60 on the
record.
, 1877-03-19

II Aid. PEARSON, OF tho First Ward, will con.
scut to be candidate for reelection, l,o should
receive tile hearty support Of every good citizen
Of tho ward. lie l,as served the city well and
faithfully during the past year. No better mum
can be found In the warti for Alderman. Those
who ralso political objections do It in ignorance
Of the facts. Atr. PsAnsoN Is no partisan bEgot;
IN alwaya yotes for the best incn. Tho ticket he
voted at tho last election had On It moro Re-
publican ttlan Democratic numcs. It would he
we'll for the city II the voters generally would
pursue tho same ruto OF voting for tho best
men who aro running on The opposlng tickets.
, 1877-03-19

.uro upon tho political situation, delivered in
New York, tho telegraph hardly did Justice
to the eminent spcakcr. 1tlimitcd itself to
tho exortliu,u mud 10 aome Of tho more caus-
tic passages and snlliea Of wit will, which
lia addresses a1ways abound, mud omitted
tho mora serious portions, which we repro
tluce elsewhere. Passing over Ills picturo of
tho campaign, the counting Of tho Electoral
vote. his sketch Of tho Southern question,
and his discussion Of the demonstration of
silver, Lie comes ut onco TO the present situ-
alton, md demonstrates TINT It Is the time
for pcnco mud compromise, aud not n titno
for war or wrdngling. "There must 10
peace between the North and South some
timo not conquered poace, but a peace
that conqnors," With this broad view Of
ths situation, l,e conceivcs TINT tho Presi-
dent Inns entered upon tho work Of pacitica-
tion. IIo oulogizes tho members Of tho
Cabinet In tho most glowing ter,ns.
Although when ho first heard of tho no,nina-
ton Of Mr.. KEr he did not like It, he is now
satisfied with tho appointment. ut WINS n
l,ravo thing to appoint him. It wos bravo
thing on tho pnrt Of Con. Kgr 10 acccrt."
In drawing his picture Of the present situa.
tion. he docs not forgot tie DourbonB and
implacatlos, and lashes them with all tho
fury of Ills iudisnant elotuencc. "They
dina on Lntrcd and sup On regret. Thoy
mourn oyor tic lost cause and partako Of tic
communion Of revenge. Tloy strikc down
tho liberties of their fel1ow.citizeng and re-
fuse to onioy their own. They remember
nothing but wrongs md they forget nothing
but benefits. Their bosoms arc filed with
tho sorpenta of hate. No ono can compro-
misc with them. Nothing can change them.
Thoy must DO left to the softoning influences
Of time md DEATH" A moro eraphio picture
Of tho implacal,les, tho bulldozors Of tho
Chicago Iin,ts, Cincinnati ENQUIRER, srnrso-
En-. CAu1r1r1D. mud EATON stamp
could not bo drawn. They aro skosched
from the very life in all their meanncsa
of hatred. their uarrovuoss Of view. their
bitterness Of sp1een. and scltlshness OF pur-
nosa. II Col. IyoEnso1n Ind never louo
apythiup olse. he Should DO famous for hfs
rerfcct characterization Of Dourbons md
implacnhles. Not INV Tho leaa shuuId be
commended his remarkable tribute to tho
Southern members who In tho Inst Congress
refused 10 net with tho Bourbons, took a
patriotic stand, stood up in caucus md
said, " We like this country; wo know wl,at
war is; our land wns laid wnste our ho,ncs
md towns and cities wero reduced to ashes
tbero shall 10 no moro war That wo chi, ,,ro.
vent: a President shall 10 chosen, and that
, 1877-03-19

Senator Ben HILL Of Georgia, voted the same
o. Senator JIM blaine, Of MIME, for the coi,-
tlrmat!on Of FRnp DouoLAss aa Marshal OF the
Supreme Court. Who would have thought 1t
year nEQ3
, 1877-03-19

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INC eailos: must ea'i your atte"s'o9 10 the
!ono""s stats'icnt' e'Ppeu run 1eaa'.': at.
.sio ~ .us ..ne'osst' " .''s un'e, pu'pots,s
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LIAM cumrts Ind iucubated md % bronaf,t fofth m
elaborate Of rnlos, drawn portion Of the appro-
,at!en e OF n g shx ris pf ap eaeh
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, 1877-03-19

Wo0d's Museum.
Monroe street, between state and Dearborn. Variety
performance.
f1nycrfysa Theatre,
: ftant0lph street, hctwecn Clark and LaSA}lc.
s'kut011eu Fruit"
Adeiph6 Theatre.
Monroe street, corner Dearborn. Variety enter.
A1cVickcrt4 Theatre.
Madison ktrfct, lGtvcen Dearborn nnd State.
Engagement OF IIou Douccautt "Tho shaughrsun."
, 1877-03-19

...I..t 1.tt., Tf,n 0,nl,. nn,t- ot Y1o.ton
lhl1ea " 1aa 'at'st' '4u k9.'" e4po.@ y, poston'
Mf' h'aeo'" sa!s, a'u "c'elep."9 w. otncs to'"'
.ns1ee' opV.'"s ~ ~ ass"u,e ..,,s
saset, nna 'aak.s fs.a.n I'soss y, s" po.s,ose' ,.
Nearly Ill sns stan" a. p',s.ns sepca " Dun
ION atms' nut W '"souSa ''''' VI 'ao'"4' ~ 'Pt'
h'of!t ......... ... ..... 49,.
correspondent wants to know: ''What under
tho SUI eau tho admirable TenRyson mean by
-roarlng moon OF daHoa'l. etc'f
There 10 m obligation upon u to samlse avery.
thing from hls pen, ont must wo 90 olina!yr
Tenngeon means ~ "a roaring moon OF aauodls
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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BALL sEAS0N-lsr PAcx-4th col.
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EsTAFE For saLEaD
sysSsss
Eskss REAL As bsAE nm saaFD
SSSsf$isSE Pss.ss
6p1Sss2ohTaT S HsabHM rAf rsor,. COL
DwhLiiSa HOUSES Ss- 7" LET LET, FURNISHED AND
tss PAss co. and 9Th coils
FINANCIAL--7rm PAGE
s Rooss Ns6 s' APARTMENTS TO LET
sESc ss r.er 9th col.
HEE p pAcsns,a col
HORSES. oAERiAaes. 4G.-isr f.ss.-sd and 4.h coils
HOUSES. ROOFS. so %AxTEp-2D rAor-lst col
HSs9 %Sp sovsDl ftsn P.as cd col
MMAAGHINERY-7rm rAsE-6th col.
MisoELLANEoGs EMBELLISHMENTS rAox-esh
NV fPt BEGofioNsSIEs asR P.sn. eel COL
tiANoFoaTEs,s 6 ps' Germ pAcr-esh COL
esaSs
PRofR PROBE hr OF e Of THE orrY FOR SALE OR TO
KENT-2D PAGE-Ist col.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCIiANGE-2p PAcE-lst col
REAL Estate WANTBD-2p PAcx-lst col.
REWARDS lsr PAcK-2d col
SALES AT AuCTlON-2D PAGx-2d and Sd coils
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rAcE-5th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-2D PAcK-5th and 9Th
also sss.s ~ S. q COL
THE TRADES-2D PAGE- 9Th col!
no LEf FOR BUSIN kSS PURPOSES-2D PAG.-lst col.
TkAyELLkRS' GUIDE-2D PAGE-4th and 5th coils.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PACE-1st col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAGE-6.h COL
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-2p PAGE-6th col,
VIM LIQUORS. -7rH PAGE 9th col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. xC.-SrH PAcE-6th col.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
aa: .ssn5 sIn pAaeAS YErssas ron ALL;
sies e e" oss s Top ss.sg s
ter. pole and shafts Private stable. II East istr 81
A BREWSTER CROSS SPRING wHITECHAPEL
Passion Cas ,Sp sS' ,.
wants cash oner Inquire kossmore stables. 241 West
Asinr DO; $40 to si25. 56s Grand st.. cigar store
a ,sTlvERs Light Tor WAGON And, SINGLE
used ou. 80 days also small Road Mare yoass
IS last Both At. rear
A 20 susINEss AND DELIVERY WAGONS. ALL
22d Spring ST.
A -7,AoRsEs SUIT FARMING. TRUCKING. ANY
Asbnsiness; Trucks: Wagons and Harness cheap. $40
A VERY CHEAP. COMPLETE TURNOUT-HORsE.
"a warranea sound and kind; trot tas. Brewster spring
Portland Caer all good as new Private stable. No. 50
very & .as ov. Is .na. s nadrs.
MORGAN. care Bradley { Co. 10 East sist 81.
a. Lars sssor.mens all sizes ,.y,es and prices.
s,,so Is called 70 my circular spring Cutters and
y. u. sTIvEEs, ia 70 iS2 E... sl.t st.
DT~S new one, % .As l.,s. ys .sras.
one do conps $40 aSsye IRE we'll worth an inspection
MARRIAGE AND sLEIGn ROBIss. RELIABLE AND
Ocheap. G. q. GUNTHER 4 CO.. rs Union square.
CAsh FOR TROTrIN3 HORSE; MUST BIZ FAST
Osna cnssD rsr,easrs and loves, price addressed to
EoE sALE-sokKEL CANADIAN PONY, YEARS
to .s s Sullivan 81 $50
HARNESS --GRRAr REDUCTION IN PRICEs.-N
Il ss esSs ss 81. rs . .s
10. S2 GOOD stable Blanket i.r sc good Lap Robe.
=; ; md ssn Tsl t.
CEcoND, HAND cAKklAGEs-s CoUPks. s CLAIR
sssss id ss.a
q sss' A. ~, 70 ss ss
Berlins. Of best class, At rsdscea prices.
CECOND HAND CARRIAGES BREWSTER 4 Co
Landau and Lsnaauio. Brews.sr saic. i kiiia%
nonps Gne ssshs Snr
ss X:ssy %.tsr: Ssr MoSss 4. ftASDsAG CO.. co.
WAXTED-A BREWSTER 1oF BKooNE sT3
Nv BrouEhan, at u low cash price. Address u. b. H..
Herald office.
sUGGY ySk SINGLE
stable IA West iihs,s ''' '''''' "p''' y ''''A"''
4O7 .1s.., u. st nI.
s CT s'ss. the e. II s.y's .ss defy
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A9UAhlA .,. FISH AND PLANTS ron
1a% .sSs s seFas f1Hss BIRDS Pet Birds
POST OFtICE NOTICE.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails ending Saturday Deccm.
her ~ 1877, will close his office Tuesday at A, NJ.
Tor Europe by steamship Wyoming via Queenstown on
Wednesday At $50 A. NJ for Europe by amship Bothna.
via Queenstown for France be wardcd
bv this steamer must be specially atdresse and At NJ
for France direct by mship Canada, via Hnvre
Thursaa, at Y NJ for EurepsI BY steamship Fsa. VIZ
A. n. for Scotland and North OF Ireland BY steamship
Victoria. via Move ulssxow and A. 10 A. NJ Tor Europe
dence Tor Germany to DO forwarded ~ this
be specially and vt II 40 A. NJ Tor Europe by
steamship Wcscr, via Southampton and bremen The
steamships Wyom,ng Bohnis ana City OF Chester do
take mails for Denmark sweden and Norway Tho muiis
for Nassau, N r, leave New York. December 70 Tho
mss for ths West Indies via Havana aud st. Thomas,
leave New York. December 3D. The malls tor China and
Japan loavc San Francisco. January Tho mails for
Australia, &c. leave san Francisco, January 23.
THUS. l.. JAMES, Postmas:
New York, December 81. 1877.
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BOOTHS THEATRE, JANUARY 7-EDwIN BOOTH.
Dior announcements sec sunday paper.


BEETHOVEN HALL SRI ST.. NEAR BOwERY.-
Dsoirsc Sociabics every Saturday evening: music By
Lusers an,ire orchestra; grand special scciable Scv
Years afternoon evening; large and elegant
cony surrounds entire ballroom genticmen's wardrobe
checks, SOC.
nIWE sACEED CONCERT TOMORROW EVENING
lJCooper TnstitntsNcw Artists solos. Duets Quar-
tets &C. Admission ONE DIME.
COCIETy suCIABLEs-kvERy SATURDAY EVEN.
Ding. Grand Extra socAbe the OF Now Years mon.
day evening" and Ladies' Day and Evening January
Admission. 80 cent.
BOOTHS THEATRE. JANUARY 7-EDwIN BOOTH.
Dior annou nccmentS see sunday papers
rIE VENUS ANApyoMESE EXHIBITION.
i LAST DAY. ~ No - East 18th Ut.
DAY. 10 toe. NIGHT. tx 10 Admission Is eeasa
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GRAND FArR-IN AID OF THE FAMILIES or
Ucigarmake to be held in Armory OF tho fifth Regi
mcut. isg West sd between 18th and 7th grand
display III. select goods TO be sod articles OF I'm
10 he disposed off, host OF ladies'
stsny in attendance: Thursday evening.
27h inst Soclock. Admission, -. season tickets ST.
Notice.-Grand official opening by some prominent Of
Gcals on SATURDAY., nth inst
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AIexa1oria @az&tt&
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER

JEW OR GENTILE.-T Dewitt Tslmaee, IN
recent lecture upon Current Events,' dis
cussing certain alleged differences between Jew
and Gentle, gave some hard but we'll deserved
hits at a few Of the weak points of the Gentile.
He said:
"Last summer the land was ablaze With dis
cussions about the Jews being excluded from
one of tho leading hotels. | have this TO say
A Gentle is no better than Jew-no better
10 morals, no better 10 providence aud tore
thought. There are more Gentiles in Sing sing
and 10 the Tombs and on Blackwel's lslanc
than there are Jews. The GeDiles are no bet
ter in the profession of law-Moscs. the great
Get lawyer who ever lived, was Jew. They
are no better in Observation-Disclosures, tic great
est banker, is Jew. They are 90 better 10
military life-Joshua was Jew. They are no
better statcsmen-D' Israeli is Jew. They
arc no better theologians-thc Lord JuSus
Christ was Jew. The Jews are not physically
inferior to the Gcnties. Why is sx feet high
any better than five feet high DID you ever
hear of Wellington or N1poieon? They wcre
small. | know great macy tall Tools. n crane
Is taller than dove. Their features arc not so
attractive. Who decreed that pose curved
Uncleany? What charge to he made by the
smoking Gentle nation. Think of the floating
pig sly attached to all railroad trairs, and the
gentlemcn's cabins in cur ferry boats. Most OF
the smoke belongs to the new dispcnsation.
The weak point of the Gentle is not washing
TOO much. Look st the City Court room after
a trial, or public hall after democratic con
veution or republican meeting. Is that at;
mosphere all Jewish Analy re it, and you will
find it to consist OF parts Of wh:skcy, parts
Of garlic. of cologne and Of oxygen. | have
baptized people who were so dirty that | was
tempted to leave them 10 the tank. Flash
iewelry That is not peculiar to the Jews. The
American nation is covered up with it. You
can get god watch for $3.50 10 Chatham
street. Jcws sell them, but Gcntiles buy
themp'
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning Octr ID, 1871.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
al 10 8. NJ, and Alexsndris st 9 Is am. daily,
except Sunday; pazs Leesburg, going west
ward, ut II 70 q. M, and arrive at Round Hill
at II m. Leave Round Hill at 1890 p. H.; pass
Leesburg going eastward, ct 10 p. m, and
arrive st Alexandria st 3:15 p. m., and q.
Washington at $3.50 .. m.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at 4 70 p. M. and Aleyandris Il.
rs p IN. daily, except Sunday, and arrive At
Leesburg st 6 DO p. N. Leaye Leesburg at 10
a. 10. and arrive st Alexandria vt 8 2j 3. NJ and
Washington st S - 3. IN.
GE- Passengers from Washington will take
tho Washington and Ohio cars Ut the Ba,timore
81 Potomac Railroad station at9 10 g. II. and 4.M
pm, and 60 through without change of cars.
The 8. Is an. train from Alexandria and 1880
p. m. train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Harris Daily Limo OF Coaches
for Snickersville Borryville and Winchester;
also with Reamor' s Line Of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains westward, mako close connections,
at Vienna, with Sissons Limo Of Stages for Fair
fax Court House.
Communication Tickets, 3 ctss per mile
AnnuBl tickets, $50.
L. Ii. HAVENER,
oct l7-tf Gonorsl Ticket Agent.
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All trains daily on main line.

Tho EXPRESS SOUTH bound connects 81
Lynchburg for tho West and Southwest, and
ct Danvile for the South, South Est and South
West.
The MAIL south bound connects with g. i
O. East and West, and at Lynchbu7g for tina
South and South West; .! Manassas for Stras-
burg, except Sunday.
For WARRENTON ~ IN. daily.
GORDONSVILLE LOCAL leaves Aleyan-
dria 9 40 a. M, and arrives at GordonsvilIe 90
p. m. daily, except Sunday. Leaves Gordons-
vile % q. m, and arrives at Aiexsndri" 40
p. m. daily, except Saturday and Sunday.
Passengers for MANASSAS LIN leave
Washington daily, except Sunday, at 8 10 a. ~
and Alexandria S ~ a. m. Returning, leave
Strasburg 5 % q. m and arrive at Alexandr"
at Is p. m.
North bound trains make close connections
with BALTIC. s. Ohio and Bait. s. Potomac trains
to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, and
10 all points North and Northwest
The Express train has SLEEPING CARS
through, without change. between New York
and Lynchburg, and between Washington and
New Orleans.
Through tickets to the South and West.
S. SPENCER, Supt. Trsnsp'n.
j. II. BROADUS, e. Z. T.. nov II
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n GORGE K. HILL s. cos.

GEORGE r. HILL s. cos.
CAREFUL MANUFACTURES
OURNEW GOODS.
ALMOND-Fancy Hut Favored.
COCOANUT-Rich Fine Drop Top Coated.
PRESIDENT-Ice Drop. bright favor.
PRIN CESS-Iced Sheet, soft obong
SEASIDE-For light summer luncheon.
TOU RIST-Sweet Hard Biscuit, figured top.
ISMARCK- German Biscuit Carawsy favor
SARATOGA Crimp edge, Mace flavor.
These fancy goods arc furnished tho trade in
assorted or straight PACKAGES att7HctIvcly pu.
up for retail. They are no! kept in stock. No
tin cans used, consequently they are always
fresh and in high ilavor We respectfully soiiclt
an examination Of these goods.
GEORGE 4. HILL & CO.,
myl9 Alexandria, Va.
r. ". AVERY
Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GKOOh-
RES, WINE LIQUORS, &c, &C,
226 King ST., cor Alfred,
sop ALEXANDRIA, VA
N SroNf Nnw eooDs'
NEW PRICESl
The subscriber respectfully announces that
- ' No. III KING STREET,
and is prepared TO oifor full and carefully So
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
at prices which cannot fail TO please. Goods
delivered promptly to all paris OF the city. and
satisfaction guaranteed in overy particular. An
inspection Of stock solicited
my 5-tf +. j. DhVIDHON,
|G4HoHeH neDUkNHS & son
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GhGCit.
RES, WINES AND LIQUORS;
ENGLISH and SCGGCH ALE and BRO W
STOUT.
Also EASTERN t.nd PUTG4AC MEl:Ri
and MACkEEEl..
NOS EGS AND s7G K1ti Il STE SET,
Washington Esli i5n!iG;Ag,:
Ale4andTiE. w.
Urdors promptly filed. III "l~ti
~ WIN. RAMSAY,
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GHuCHi:
IRA DEALEr.
s. E. COR KING AND ST ASAtH SIS.
nov 22-ti Alexandria, Va.
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FOR NEW YORK

The Al Steamships T. q. KNIGHT ,sssasss>
and JOHN GIBSON leave the COM Ssasss
psny's wharf Alexandria EVERY SATUR-
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
al East River, EVERY SATURDAY at four
o'clock p. II.