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GILBERT HOUSE,
MECIIANICSTOWN, FREDERICK
COUNTY, MD.

3d. THE undersigned would res
hs IIth pcctiully inform the public, that
NM TIII having become the proprietor OF
4==aAA=s-thc above House, so well and
favorably known, has opened it in an clc-
giant style for the accommodation Of per-
mancnt and transient customers. The
house has been renovated and furnished
in complete and ample mahncr, and now
offers Good Cheer and the comforts OF Il
pleasant home. His TABLE will he sup
piled with all the suhstnntials and drlica-
cics of the season, the best the market al
fords His BAR will be stocked With the
best brands of liquors and scgars. His
STABLE will be furnished with good pro-
vcndcr and attentive ostlcrs. And his char
gcs - MARK THIS, will be moderate
and in accordance with the spirit of the
times. Boardcrs taken by the day, month
or year. The custom Of travellers and
others is respectfully solicited. The large
experience of the subscriber in Hotel keep
ing, warrants him in saying, that he WIZ
do all in his power to give general satlstac-
ton. A. f. ORNDORFF.
April 14-tf
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OTICE.-MR. GEO. w. McLAIN,
IN of No. Al North Calvert street, Bal
timorc, is authorized by us to receive Adj
vertiscmcnts, Subscriptions and money for
the CAToCTIN CLARION.
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IIoLsTEIN Cows. AT the late
meeting oc the Illinois Dairy Associ-
alton, Mr.. G. L. Brown, who had Just
arrived from Holland with herd cf
llolstein cattle, was called upon to
give the convention some information
in regard to these Holsteins. Mr.,
Brown said that they were large, har-
dy, Of quiet disposition (even tie
bulls the purest breed Of any kind,
and were peculiarly adapted to our
country, and had thus far kept up
their record in this country, where
they had been bred for about twenty
five years. They were hrst-class but
ter COWS; their butter was firm, Of
fine flavor, good quality. Their milk
does not throw up cream as readily
as that from some other kinds, and
though not apparently as rich as the
Jersey milk, yet it makes up by the
large quantity produced, and thus
would make as much butter. He
claimed for them more desirable
qualities essential for this climate
than any other kinds, As family
COWS they cannot be excelled. These
cattle should not be COMPOUNDED with
the "belted' cattle, improperly called
Holsteins by some, for these latter are
properly "I'akentelder" cattle, ARE
not equal in all respects to Holsteins
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PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS,
Which may be done with one-fourth thu
usual expense, by using our
PATENT SLATE PAINT
Fifteen Years Established.
MINED READY FOR USE.
Fire-proof, Waterproof, durable, Eco
nOmical and Ornamental.
A roof may be covered with very cheaI
Single and by application of this slate be
mace to last from 20 to 25 years. Old roofs
can be patched and coated, looking much
better and lasting longer than new shin
sizes without the slate, for
One.third the Cost Of Re-shingliny
The expense of stating new shingles is
only about the cost Of simply laying them
The paint is Fire proof against sparks OF
flying cmbers, as may be easily tested by
any one.
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK,
and for Tin or iron has no equal, as it cx.
pandS by heat, contracts by cold, nclcl
cracks nor scales. Roofs covered with Tan
Shcalne Felt can be made watcr-tight at Il
small expense, and preserved for many
years.
TINS Slate Paint is
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gallons will cover hundred square
feet of shinglc roof, while on tin, iron, felt
matched boards, or any smooth surface
from two quarts to one gallon arc required
to 1v0 square feet of surface, and although
the paint has heavy body it is easily APP.
piled with brush.
NJ TAR Is USED IN THIS COMPOST
TON,
therefore, it never cracks in winter non
runs in summer
On dccaycd shingles, it fills up the holes
and pores, and gives new substantial root
that will last for years. Curlcd or warped
shingles il brings to their places, and keeps
them there. 1t fills up all holes in felt
roofs, stops the leaks--and altlouyha slow
dryer, rain does not affect il Il few liz urs
after applying, AS nearly all paints that
are black contain Tar, be sure YOU Obtain,
our genuine article, which QJr shingll
roofs is
CHOCOLATE COLOR,
when first applied, changing in about Il
month to Il uniform slate color, and is, to
all iutcnts and purposes slate On ..
TIN ROOFS
our rcd color is usually preferred, as on'
coat is equal to five fanny ordinary paint
For
BRICK BALLS
Dur bright red is the only reliable SLATE
Paint ever introduced that will rtlcctuaIly
prevent damp css from penetrating and
OliScnIornc the lla,tcr.
These paints are also largely used on
oul.hOuscs and fences, or ns;. printing coa'
Oh fine buildings. D..
Our only colors are Chocolate, Red
Bright Red, and Orange.
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TO THE VOTERS
OF
FRIEDRICH COUNTY !

a T the solicitation Of many warm
IA friends, who have urged me to the
measure, | announce myself as Il candi-
date for the next Sheritfalty of Frederick
county, Subject to decision of Republican
county convention, and respectfully solicit
your support. If elected pledge myself
to discharge the duties of the station with
fidelity and humanity.
JOHN EDWARD MARTIN.
Mcchanicstowu, Nov. II, 1910 tc
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AGRICULTURAL.
HORSE FEED.

Every good groom knows that
sound oats and beans III due propor~
ion, and at least a year old, are the
very best food for a galloping horse
The only food on which it is posi-
bIs to get the very best condition out
OF u race horse or hunter. 1t also
has recently become known that hor-
SEES do slow work and get fat, indeed
too fat on maize, Indian corn, which
is frequently onc-third cheaper than
tie best oats. In the East, horses
are fed on barlv, and it is a popular
idea with English officers who have
lived in Persia and Syria that the
change Of food from barley to oats
often, when imported, produces
blindness in Arab horses. Now, al
though no men understand better or
so well how to get blood horses into
galloping condition as English
grooms, they do not, and few of their
masters do, know the reason why oats
and beans are the best food for put
ting muscular flesh on horse. The
agricultural chemist steps in here,
makes the matter very plain, and
shows that if you want pace, Indian
corn, although nominally cheaper, is
not cheap at all. When we feed Il
bullock, Il sheep, or pig for sale, af-
ter it has passed the store stage we
want to make it fat as quickly and
as cAeaply as possible; but with a
horse for work the object is, give
him muscle-in common language,
hard flesh. There are times when it
is profitable to make horse fat, as,
70. instance, when he is going up for
sale. For this purpose an addition Of
about a pound and a half of oil-ca6e
to his ordinary food has Il good has a
good effect. 1t is especially useful
when horse that has been closely
clipped or singed is in low condition.
1t helps on the change to the new
coat by making him fat. a horse in
low condition changes his coat very
slowly.
When from any cause there is diff
Guilty in getting a supply Of the best
oats, an excellent mixture may be
made Of crushed maize and beans, in
the proportion of two.thirds Of maize
and one Of beans, which exactly afford
the proportions Of hesh-forming food.
Bran is a very valuable food in / sta
bic for reducing the intlamatory effect
of oats and beans. Made into mash
es it has cooling and laxative effect
but used in excess, especially in a
dry state, it is apt 10 form stony Sc
cration8 in the bowels Of the HORSE
Stones produced from the excessive
use of bran have been taken out Of
horses after death weighing many
pounds.-Londoa Live Stock J0u1nol
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GRASS SEED.

Prime Hungarian Grass Seed from Hi
nois, for sale at the Agricultural and Seed
Store of STEWART Il PRICE, ,
ap2S-5t Frederick, Md
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CENTRAL HOTEL

CENTRAL HOTEL
FREDERICK, MD.
HENRY BAYS, Proprietor.
II aving rented the above named Hotel,
/ j the undersigned would respectfully
notify the public, that he is now conduct
ing
THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL,
and will spare no pains or expense to make
it compare tavorably with the best. Every
Modern Improvement necessary for the
convenience and comfort of his guests,
have been added to the Hotel. The BAR
will at all times be supplied with the choi-
Cos Liquors, Wines and Ale. The TABLE
will always contain the best the market
affords Connected with the Hotel are
large and
CONVENIENT STABLES,
which will be attended by polite and at
tcntive hOstlcrs.
Expecting to make and keep this House
worthy of encouragement most respect
fully solicit a share of the public patron
age HENRY DlAlS,
aug241y Proprietor.
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MECuANIcsrowN, Aug, 81, -.
DR.. J.J. llcnshc, g, Dear 3ir AT the so
licitation of Mcssrs. Silns A. Thompson x
Charles Kcndrick, patcnIccs of t"e poo
pies Spring Bed Bottom, examined TIE
same very carefully and domost che fully
commend It's use to every family, a" Earn,
turc absolutely necessary 10 lhr
invalid's chair--cspccia|y in cases OF SicN
ness of a chronic nature and fractured
limbs. WM. WHITE, u. ID.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUsrICE. CnANCERY
lDivson, Master OF the RollsAubin BagoTo be solo
pursuant to directions given in the chancery Dyi
sion of The High Cour. Of JUSTICE IN cause Aubln vs.
Rolls by MrJC stevens appointed by the
sid Jadsss his Great Rooms - King ST. cosens & garden
o'clock precisely the well known Group Of ii shot by
the late n Coons % Bnso' At India m H. s
dra Palace Musweh Hill. zee the Field for February
49, rss fsa, aHd w s.s'' c s Ss''
st.. W.. naturalist. and arc most artistcaly ar;
in close and deadly over the who
Is crouchiag in the hgbtiny and wrestling
are OF unusually large size and IS specimen taxidermc
art the goup proosby without an equal plate glas:
in front, incaains s' coraics and oinsh, feet IL
depth and ~ feet in height; this will 90 offered
may be- viewed A. the Aiexandrs Palace Mnswel H and
SfEVESs IN. aGrsoner II King s cossns Garden
and Of Mr.. JOHN W SYKES 81 St. swhius iane +. O,
Solicitors for the Plaintiff.
the ossian Euclid Dodge deceased and in
le5 Tho creditors of the SAID Ossian Euclid Dodge
formerly Of the city OF s. Paul. Mimi, In tho
of Commerce OF Paul aforesaid and Afterw ard
OF No 10 Beaufort Buildings, Strand In the county OF Mid
dcscx. who died aoout the month Of October, 1885,
before the first day OF May, 1877 to send post
prsg"a 70 ION Me;ss IS barley Cn%ncrsnd Of 30 John
the DEFENDANTS Edward William lodge aud James Jacob
% s addresses 81 SS a" vn @
particulars OF their claims; statement Of their
by them or in default thereof they viii bc peremptcry
excluded from the benefit the sad order Every creditor
II % az s samSc es sas Se %
- Ch.ncery lane Middlesex on Monday the 18th day Of
or dudcans on the This lax S"y oi
February. is71 WILLIAM BINNs sMIii. Chief Jerk
tiHrs Solicitor, H. q.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
WATCHEs. JEWELRY. SC.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.
A MEXICAN OFFICE-$75, 900 DIAMONDS WATCH.
Acs Jcwelry silverware. Vauables &C. bought and
exchanged. Loans fiectcd. Established 1886.
j. H. BARRINGER. 735 Broadway.
EOR sALE-vERY CHEAP IF TAKEN AT ONCE,
on account OF the owner leaving the city two handsome
Diamond stmis and stem winding Watch and Chain. 4.
" H., box 124 Herald Office.
MONEY ON DIAMONDS. FURs. &C-DIAMONDs,
4N Watches Jewery. silverware. Sacques, cameis
nalt shaws Silks Clocks. &c bought and soid back
very small advance GLORGE q. ALLEN, Jeweller 100
Broadway, 18th
7E7 BkOADWAYy-DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW.
II. TkAUB.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
WILL PAY CASH FOR SE OF POKER OR FARO
w Chips. D. f., box l1S Herald Office
WANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND PLATFORM
w Scales TO weigh 20 Address stating
be seen and p-ice, J. d H. KINGsLAND Franklin, NJ
The New York herald., 1877-03-02

MACHlNER1.
INHE HERALD OFFERS TWO SINGLE BULLOCK
Perccting Presses for sale cheap They capable OF
printing 400 copies each hour OF an eight page paper
aud be speeded to luODO nee
essary The working required for each prcss Is -
long 10 wide and feet hga The ancr required
these presses is four men (or boys and
foreman.
these presses which capable OF print
ing 1000 hour will throw In one Wctting Machine
LIST Of sTEREoTyPE MACHINERY BELONGING
THERETO -
Furnace, with Metal Pot and Bonnet;
= Casting Boxes, one OF which Is ribbed;
2 Finishing Boxes. made ofiron;
. Sha sing Machines,
Tail Gutter,
Block tor turning plates on and
Knives for shaving machine.
cash price for the entire machinery and presses
is $1,000 These presses and machinery cost Sjo 90
Tbsy be morning nj work on onr daily edi'
tion.
The pce Of single press. without the Stereotype Ma
chinery. is$5,OOO
The for selling these is that our immense
compels to the improved double Bullock
press.
These presses suitable for printing paper the size Of
the Tribune Times OF smaller dimensions
Address JAM IS GORDON BENNETT, New York Herald.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02

RIA GALAXY OF GEMS.
N THE AMERICAN COLLECTION or PAINTINGS
comprising the latest examples Of American Of
note. contributed in instance By the artist repre-
sened In its entirety without doubt the choicest coec
the OF american artists offered public
sale.
Second evenings sale will take place
Al TUE kURTZ GALLERY.
No. & East 23d ST.. Madison square,
THIS tFRlDAY EVENING,
March = vt o'clock.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, ACCTIONEER.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
NOW ON EXHIBITION.

AT KEELER'S GALLERY. SO Liberty st.,
$50 OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLORS
by william Hart George H. Story. Kockert Parton,
HUSTON j. Wilson Mario aud ohers be sold by auction
Monday and Tuesday. N arch and Il. at ~ o. clock.
A SsIGNEE'S SALE.-JOHN A. DUNN. AUCTION.
Aocr. ssesroom 80 Great Jones st. sale this day. 10
O'clock li3 Is, Stock and Fixtures of Cigar store;
Cilars. Cigarettes, Pipes, Snufboxes Tobacco Jars,
Counters Shelving. Showcases &c also lot of fancy
Ornaments. PHran Figures Vases, Cutlery and Plated
Ware Dealers invited. By order OF G. Longsmdt.
Assignee.
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1000 YARDS BEST oAhlooAS'
IN EEM MNAN1S.

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aVOO
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u,
,,,rc ,Nn uENpJETT.
\ full limo Of the above goods q. low prices prices
receyoi TO day, togethoc with otheF eno''o
M. =: 10, N;os D i: !: RIsAsnd4;s. hEAsaHaf "a.
,LOSlNG oF IHs.
GREAT COMBINATION STORE.
Nr. HENRY StuWAEX respectfully al
...u!nte, t. the r.iasns Of Ale1audria tha: he
-, this day accepted engagements Wit" NJ
lsa2c Ei2hbarg. SUCCESSOR to SlsJnhkor Co, tor
tAc purpose Of taking the management OF 'hs'
aasiaess, ana will resign as Manager oI The
uomhast'n Store. The stock Fixtures sna
Merchandise OF tho lsstor Will be sold out i;n'
a.eiis!o!y, either in parts q the wao'e' Al
GREAT SACKlFlCH' Mt D. hs' Insae s''
rangemonts and marked all his goods down 50
IS 70 have the entire stock closed out by the
,o,,,- mar. of Anr;I Positively CLOSING
OUT SALE. rao aos1sr, ara cordially invited.
s,,,o..s,,ir
II i,Gpy eruWARy
,.,, v.aS len - Gl,h;nat;on JGn W az, Stn,o
~" - -'i".,,eo, 80
- QxT
l;ET"E LDER O. 20 NJ P 7.
Are now opening
l-l,,
NoFELTlE5 IN SPRING utoO9'
ah1 "o'!" h1"ie Al ea''
,., r,..,. a oo,o,;nc, ,;,5
bS.'u'an N'o'uS' ''" s'' IVA ""N ''@''
.,..,. g., o.o,
''''se' 70 iaS'ch'
Aiovo.t Fa1,-ics in irnortcd Dross Goods. in
.-.,i-o.c new shades.
r,-.;r,o-o. vo-.sod. D5aconsia Nations
''9''' ~ ""''"'''' "'''
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= 81 ''''' ps'' "''' ""'0N
i;"I"G!l I e ba.u" No' i1t ~ hipA - s'''o''
ATEW GOODS
Ina, r,oe;va, d;r.c. fron, Ncu York 7srv
"""uSo,,9 my u icoo o,,J o11Uo
These goods are very handsome and cheap.
them to look at thom. They range Ia price
Verv handsome Nnyv Blue and Invisible
.ireen do.
Black Csshmercs. Tsu1iso Cloth and other
ss53'S ans sSosS sS'a' q Cashmere Long sha~
''i5I BIsck Crana Wells.
Best Black Kld GIoves' Prnts. blesene1
nth other Dress Goods.
mn " . - j. al oIE ~ W AHl:
Az
~uar, very cheap
h,,, ,.u;,
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.lnrJnvua,, all sro,,, ovar7 ps;r cusr.
anlust
AI.u coun,so I'm, or rAlLORs TRIM.
NlNGS, Sc.
d. EENDHElM, III King st.,
inA b AdJg. Marshall House.
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w lhLlaM MI UhhA1,
W ~ ~ .xoc
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SUNDAY DRINKISG.-lhc I:ichmohd "nlS
thinks the bal-punch VIII secure the Ea1c.lty 0!
the Sabbath and Will in I'll probability break u'
the retail traffic in liquors in tn" cities ana towns
On Sunday. Under tho provisions OF tne D'''
every bar.kecpcr is t. cause the bell to be FuHg
for every drink ci.iquor thssis sold on hIs prenl-
iss. 4 failure to comply with which VIII
subject him to o heavy pnrslty. 1t viii be qol.e
difficult ii this law is s:rinGcHt!y enforced, !o'
n bar kce CT on the main street; Of y clty' Fa'
ticnlarlv, to Do y Sur,lry business. Tho ringing
o! tbs bel must nccea;sr.'y nttr"cL the a',tn.
ton Of the police, nl thcy csnno. WINK q. 'a;7 n
violation Il the sunday iiquor.aw gong On
right under thc!r rosa. Then, to-, tlo p1optG iT
Of neighborhood m whc: pst - iooH.oo w .oo W." -,
h,rd Z submit % this hoil rI.glnG 70 Do Keep up
nA,I snnoysEc. ard tAa. Of their friends Oh
6a " abhsih without reporting the d!s.urber OF
their Sabbsth devo:lOli'
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DK.Essa. CHEMICALS, &c.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator
DN&PEPSH!A.

For eli diseases Of The Liver, Stomach and3p!eon.
KIII. CuRE
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How TIE RoTHscuuLDs MADE MONEY Our
OF THE WAR.-From PARIS letter ia the New
Orleans Picsyuue the exile CT Alldhat Pacha
has reminded LIE Constitutional OF similar
occurrence. 1n December, 1851, 10 consequence
OF the seizure by Comm3l0rc Wilkes CT Nlessrs.
Mason and Slide, war between England and
the Northern States seemed Imminent. france
could not have kept cut o. this war. OOe
morniog he who writes these lines paid his
daily visit 10 the press Office in the ministry OF
the interior. lie C0ustl!utioGncl then was
quasi official newspaper. Alter talking upon
various subjects We were abNu; to take leave OF
the director OF! The press Office when he said
by the way, you may announce IN Le CoDst!
iulionuel that he Northern States have sur:
rendered McSsrs. Maa0u aad SlideIl We dl3
SO. The effect was great. The bOurSe rose
two francs. The io!0wlng day tlic iuDds con.
louol to rise. llc Moniteur did not meutlon
it, The excitement was intGnsa. Dt. Vcron,
chief editor aud oEGcT 0t ln COnslltutlonncl.
vas accused Of haviog msdo great deal oil
ricncy on change by false Intelligence By
strange hazard the paragraph III lie Cooslltu'
tionncl had escaped his eye. He sent for me.
lie accused me Of publishing false news for
stock jobbiog, and insisted upon q satisfactory
cxplalatiou. IT was easily given The director
of the press Office had met Baron james de
Rotbscbild at tho Grand Opera and the baroa
had communicated the intelligence 10 hIm.
The baron had received inform l,ion Of Msssrs
Mason and S!ilcll's surrender 0!ry.elGht hours
before the Frcoch government had learned
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GROCERIES !aNsA s.sGsi.>5:s.

II FANtLi E-Cb%.
10000 i.i:S EN rHh BACON.
my owI. curing. put up VIII eF5"t cHr", '''T ss!"
" KADUCED rHluE-
Sugar cured HAMS lie.
SHOULDERS lD2.
SIDES and JnNN!Sa; like re-
duction in rates Also PURE LEAF l.ANG,
in small packages and tiaTcts. ;.t reduced prices
Call osrly ii SAM'L. j. H"gD';
NH l3 Il south FalIi fax street.
r. W. AVERY
cHoiuE FAMILY iS5'S5 1ND )" FANCY rlvsA.
KIE5, VINE Liquors. s.. &c,
22G King ST., cor. Alfred,
serS ALGXANER!A. "a.
" NEW GooDsl
Tho subscriber respectfully, sanona"@a tf"!
he has taken the store
No. Ia7 KING STREET.
and is prepared to offer fall and esroi'i:y So
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
at prices which cannot fail to plesso. u2cd:
delivered promptly to ell parts Of tho city and
satisfaction guaranteed in o7ery particular. An
my 5-tf i. j. DAVIDSON.
w A. 'oHS5os'
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AAD UQ3l-
MISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron and Eoysi streets
ALEXANDRIA, ~.
GsD- ali orders from the country Will receive
prompt and careful attention. jan 26-N
GEORGE McBUENEY G son.
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GhUCE.
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE ard BROWN
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HEIR!
end MAChEEEG.
NOS. iG6 AND l?G KING STKhEJ
(Wsshington Hall Bu!ldiRG.}
AleEGndTia, Va.
Orders promptly filed wh 3i-ii
~ VIM. RAMSAY,
WHOLE3ALG AND FAMILY GROCER,
And,
TEA DEALER
S. e. COR KING ETD ST 4iGifLI Sls.,
nov 22-tf Alexandria, Va.
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DRY GOODS.

z WHITE COUNTERPANES
,ace,va3 and for sale by 1,,,
MOTHER LARGE LINE OF CHOICE
u DRY GOODS.
D.y Goods at Popular prlcos
No opened today Staple and tancy Gooas IN
S .i.sck Goods specially. Goods sold to country
,ceTchants st about Baltimore prices Our stock
- fyl;ag lip 7ory fast, and we desy comp petition.
''''''o "f .. F. BRASHEAR,
- Il uoo,n,= No. 100 King street.
~ -, y -''' Alexandria, Va.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
DIsSOLUTION or COPARTNERSHIP
~ Tho firm of A. Il. MOTT q BIO. ls TINS
having claims against the firm will present them
for settlement. AL parties indebted to Us Will
plosso como forward and settle: ,
''O'' ANDREW II. MOTT.
April Isl, 1917. ALEX. J. MOTT.
UAVING DISPOSED OF OUR STOCK
II and good will to Mossrs. Mclean q Uhlcr,
We respectfully solicit tho liberal patronage OK.
tondoi us be continued 70 them. Thei! stock OF
House Furnishing Goods is complete IN every
particular. y. 4. Null O oHo'
YBAVING THIS DAY ENTERED INTO
II q coparlnarEhip. undor the firm namo OF
MCLEAN & UHLER, for tho purpose of con-
ductirg e. General House Furnishing Business,
O. No. l01 King street, tbs undersigned Will DO
pleased to SEQ their friends and the public gen
orally, and nopo By strict attention 10 business
to merit liberal sharo Of thelr patronage
DONALD McLEAN.
sp 2-lOt GEO. UHLEK,
DONALD MILEAE, GEO uHLsn'
MCLEAN & UHLERi
lYL (Successors 10 a H. Not! & B-o.,>
DEALERS II
HOUsEFURNIsHINGG GOODS, CyTLERT,
PLATED, PLANISHED, STAMPED,
.IAPANED. TIN, WOOD
AND WILLOW
WARES,
(9f every dc:criptio1)
lO7 King street, A!cxsnd7is, Va.
N. BAH orders from tho country promptly
filed. ap 2-ly
a GREAT CONVENIENCE,
Ssyo rour sine, labor and money by calling at
Mla. s. X. SNIDERS
FARIETY STO & Fl,
"a door from 5. T. cor. King and Fairfax Sta,
To mako your purchases in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
She has IT, store and is constantly receiving
large Quantities IF China and Queenswara, GIess,
Tin, Weed md Niiow Ware Brushes OF all
kinds, Duste7;. Brooms, Rope, B!acking, Ian
terms, Lamps and Lamp Goods, aIl kinds OF Ii
Illuminating Oils ard T"ys in g7sa: variety.
NH 3I-3ai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-09

~ OTICE-Having purchased too stock and
~ coed will OF !hn DRUG STOhE formerly
occupied by Mr. G. B drigr, "t The northwest sH
corner Of King and Royal strceta, we have tho;
roughly rcGt,ed and renovated tho sam same, ana
supplicd it with q FIRST GLASS SIOCk 0t
everything pertaining 10 th, DRUG Buo1:
NESS Ne % and propose to carry i! on as = branch Of
our establishment st No. ii5 king street I1e
branch store will be under tho charge Of Mr {;
J. W. SUMMERS, whUn wo h:Ya oSaocIsted
with us in business. ana VINO Will DC prepared 10
compound Physicians Prescriptions, or DIS
unI,s, medicines 1T any hour ci Tic day or night!
Night bell =. tho kiHy stree. door ro
oct Git .H.H ~ - J g. ~ -.