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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

Mary Beisler seems TO be the coming woman.
She is new chief among ten thousand strikers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

The gentlemen who tcndcrly invited the Hon.
Samuel Sullivan Cox to take any seat in the House
of Representatives. except the one which he wanted,
bohnd the Speakers desk Imagined. without doubt,
that they were pouring oil upon lis acorated feelings;
but it may have been oil of yitrol Ii is sometimes
soothing to the thirsty soul to be allowed smell
If the mug after the cider has all been drunk and
then again, it sometimes proves exasperatIng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

To-day the National Council of COnGrega-
tional churches begins It's third triemial SEES
sion at Detroit. An article on another page
gives the programme Of the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

Mr.. Pur1oy has consulted Lis friends, he
saws. and viii not run for Office this Fall.
Probably this means that the condition of
Mr.. Jones's jaw viii not allow him to take
,be stump in the Alderman's behalf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

The final collapse Of the Kavanagh cab business
is 10 more than people who use their brains at all
IN considering new projects have anticipated from
the outset Tie scheme had all the car-markS Of
sham. The extent to which adventures are able to
use the columns of the press TO fOist such
shams upon public no ce and into de-
gee of public consideration. is not creditable to
New-York newspaper management Columns upon
columns has rhis collapsed enterprise secured from
the ready reporters of easygoing newspapers-to no
practical purpose that can now be seen. except to
cnab e the protector to up big board bill with
a hotel which would now be very glad TO get IT pad.
BY the way is this the tenth. or the twentieth Cab
Company collapsed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

The TRIBUNE said month or two ago, that Mr.
John Kelly was not in the least likely to run counter
to the popular viii which demands the reelection of
John Il. Brady as Justice of the Supreme Court
He tried fighting popular Judge when he had some
plausible grounds for doing so, ana the experiment
was sufficiently satisfactory to warrant hostility
to yet moro popular Judge where there are
no kinds of grounds for ony opposition.
Tho prediction promises to be soon verified. IL is
now announced that the Tammany ticket will bear
the name of Judge Brady at lis head. Tie Rcpub-
Leans cannot do wiser thing than to strengthen
their t.clot by placing the same name upon it. If
we mast have our judges chosen at popular cleo
tons let Ms try 20 take lolics ont of the matter
much az we can by giving judge universally rec
ognz"d az able and upright, the cordial support of
all parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

work, and have no mind to see them snubbed'
The most important action OF the con ven
ton, probably, was in reference to the tr'in-
ing Of children. We have word or TWO 10
say about this point Sunday-schools are USE
full, 80 far as they go. But they are SIMPLY
for the purpose of instruction. In the majority
of churches of every denomination in the conn
try there is absolutely no religious nlIu-
ence brought to bear upon children be-
yond the Snnday-school and home training
How much of any service or sermon IS
ever levclled to the range of the brain
Of n child from ten to fifteen years
oldg as it only the grown people who are
"to he savcd7 Is there no church for boys T.
asked youngster lately. We submit the ques-
ton to all doctors of the souls of the world.
Youth is the secd-time; surely it is bad policy
to leave it wholly to the very uncertain plant
ing Of Sunday-schoOls. In one or two Episco-
palian churches, monthly services are held
for children. If the convention made tins q
general rule il would take q wise step.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

II is really painful To think OF the political spcca
Gle which will greet the eyes Of the good Mr. Tilden
on his return TO New-York. When ho went away he
left his friends in Office at Albany, prosecutions
against the Canal Ring in progress. state Commit
tee of his OWE in charge of the machinery and iair
prospect Of the continuance OF has control IN ota'o
politIcs. But alas. "Vare ISL dot barry now?'
Tao committee called the convention. and
carried the organization, and got their res
olntions all ready and drove ahead IN the
confidence that they could have their own way and
nominate Tilden ticket But tho Holy Alliance OF
Tammany and the 1ow-Path camo down like
n wolf on the fold and there wasn't enough left OF
the Tden programme next day to hang at bnli-past
on the tug that meets the returning states-
man at Quarantine. Even the resolutions were
gone. Tammany and the Tow-Path had swept
everything before them, and actually stolen
and carried off the Committees resolutions.
Almost before Daniel Mag0ne and billy Gordon
know it, the ycOrs IN the fight had seized the Ieso-
htions bodily and set them up as their own plat
form. and there wero John Kelly and "Jarve" Lord
executing q war dance on it to the delight OF the
multitude. After sweeping everything, this seemed
like adding insult to injury. And this is the state Of
affairs awaiting Mr. 1Ildens return Ii seems sad.
farmer in Orange County had very
similar experience to Mr.. Tildens last week.
HAVING had nan DIS crop .Oi potIl'So
stolen oy Canal, Tammany, some other kind Of
thieves. he put up a tent the field to make the
thicv think he was watching the crop. That night
the thieves returned, took the rest of the potatoes,
and stole the tent Really. Mr. 1ilden ongt to have
STAYED at home 1t wasn't much use leaving a
State Committee guard He might have known
Tammdny and the Tow-Path combined would steal
the resolutions out IF their pockets and the very
filing out of their teeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

Alderman Purroy will not be President of G
next BoaId of Aldermen, and will not, indeed,
he an Alderman at all. Gentlemen who have
thought of declining nominations 10 that body
out OF regard for their eyes and other useful
organs. may go ahead in a serene confidence
that PtrrOy will not be there to move the pre-
yious question in his peculiar fashion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

party, is a novelty at Washington. The time
may not be far distant when this one vote
may be a balance of power in the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

Judge Davis may feel little lonely in the
Senate Chamber, with the two parties holding
their caucuses outside, but iIs action in hold
ipg aloof from the Democratic caucus, TO
which he would seem most naturally TO be-
lono. will increase the respect in which he is
already held as An independent man. and may
mako his vote of great Importance. An indie
pepdent Senator, who asserts that he was
elected by the people of his State, as repre-
.epted in the Legislature, and not by either
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-12
alltrsins daily on main lima.

All trains daily on main lino.
Tho EXPRESS SOUTH bound connects IL
Lynchhurg for tho West and Southwest, and
mt Ds1villG tor the South, South East ani South
West =,
Tho MALL south bound connects with &. y
O. East and West, and st LynchhuTg fer the
South and South West; ut Manassas for 1tr"S-
burg, except Sunday.
For WARRENTON S Is III. daily, snd
c 50 D. m. Saturday evening, returning Monday
morning.
dris . 10 .. H., and arrives at GnrdonsvlIIe II
y. m, Leaves GorlonsviIo - .. III and Ar
rres at i lexsnlria 30 =, nj. daily, except
Passengers for MANASSAS LINE leave
Washington daily, except Sunday, p: S 10 " m
and Alcxandria 10 8. m. Returning, leave
Strasburg 4 so q. H., and arrive st Alexandra
at = Is p. m.
North bound trains make close connections
with BALTIC. & Ohio and Bait. s. Potomac trains
to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. and
TO all points North and Northwest.
Accommodation train runs Sleeping Cars
through, without change, 70 White Sulphur
Springs; also through Slerpcrs, withou: change,
between rhilsdclphis and New Orleans, or the
Express.
Through tickets to tho South and Wcsl.
5. SPENCER, Sapt. TranEr'n.
), NJ EKOADUS, &. T. Il. y II
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FOR Tim POTOMAC NlvEE LANDINGS.

steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Gzsss a sssssss
panys wharf, Washington, EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, q.
O'Clock asm and Alexandria at 7;$0 s. m;
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. al 6 o'clock y. m.
This company makes close connections ut AL
eyand7ia with tho w. G., V. NJ. IL Il. 5. Il. T..
Go. end with tho ". e O. Il. x. Go. freight
received for all points, North and South,
handled With caro- sad forwarded with prompt
meas and dispatch.
For further information apply to
r. a. REED, Agent,
jsnnoy's whnrf
or at tho office OF tho rnpany, under tho M.
tinnal Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
the T'S q HsM %1 hS W G0H
<:s rl.YDs's STEAM LINES WEEK.
:a,s.sGsss lIY TO
l'l;GISuliL?itIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BusTUN.
;;t"aurr$ l.sTa Alexandria EVERY tn E5,
iiA :.ni leave ihiado pEIn EF ERR SAI-
uRnAI 1t l.! O'Clock NJ. from pi.r No. ! n.
Whn?Tns.
?Ais lin" r"nnccts st Alcxsnlrin with tho o..
i. ( ~. ANA W. It. y. Is. Rs, ana nj PhlMdai-
pi.i' with tho nov and popular Iron Limo" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight f,rwar,t.,.l with p;nmptnoGa :.nI caros
i::n .; commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia and
40 ~ha:AEn IN Boston. Through TO Boston In
si%ty-i i've hours, Through rates and through
bills Of Iading siv!.,. insurance guaranteed III
irs9 t!.!.h usii..i r..tS.
Agents:
=. q. REED, hleGAndriA.
WM. 2. CLYDE & CO., lh,A,loIlh'=.
fEO. f. HYDE, Georgetown, l.. g.
.iniiNIUN RIOS, Washington.
.i St;
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FOR NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, new snd subsLanta! uE-ss
iron steamer LADY OF TEL LAX h IsssssaskSzzsas
laaves The company's wharf, Washington, EV-
DAY, a: three clock p. NJ, and Alexandria at
$50 p m: returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDXY, USsDAY and SATURDAY,
ct :, o clock p. m. This limo connects at Nor.
foil; with tho ships Of tho Merchants and Mi
ncrs Transportation Compsny for Boston and
route to those cities and their connections
throughout New England. Fareto Norfolk 81;
round trip ST.. Tickets good until used.
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EXCURSIONS. Eae:Nli'E. .S".
TOR MOUNT VERNON.

sTEAM Err MARY WhSHINurON.
Daily trips, leaving the wharf, Io9L ct ffinco
street, at 1870 q N. Carriages ere III waiting al
Mount Vernon Springs whsrI to tnkn visitors" /"
pheasant ride of ono llilo and hslf through y
beautiful grove 70 the mansion door Round
trip, including admission to grounds, carriage
faro, &c, 81. Tho boat returns to Ale1Andria
about 4 p. H.
CHEAP CHILDREN'S TEIp.
Children will be taken or Saturdays for l. cts.
Adults 25c Round trip, allowing tho privilege
Of lslLing and waiting tho boats return ~ any
Of her wharvos
Tickets will entitle tho holders t" stop OYER st
the usual landings until tho return trip OF tue
boat; good only on saturdays. Children mist
in eli cases BIO accompanied by thcir parents or
somo adult friend. ,,
THE STEAMBOAT MAkY WASHING
TON can be chartered for Excursions by %p-
plyinp on board to l.. III. TROTH, President
of tho Company, or to II. 9. SLAIM a \ h IL, at
his Insurance Office 81 and 80 King street. Jc IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-12
VIRGINIA, TO wit In tho Clerks Office Of
iha lirnuii MINT of EairfaN naunt. @

VIRGIN1A, 10 wit: In tho Clerks Office Of
tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, Sep.
A; T. Mills, plsintil ssains: A. NJ. richardson,
Edwin Richardson, Charles Cronjs MtI asnn'
Cronk. Greenberry Nj. Cronk. Lntbor u Is:'r
nell, Virgi9is L. Gunnel! and Ann |. -
nell, defendants. In chsncery. uun-
Mono. no object of this suit j.
decree for the sale or partition = 10 obtain q
ron apposF3G by affidavit O Gei i''To st u..o
resdea of the s stste o of Defendants /;
90 Lat he appear within ono mnns si II Is order
puolleson hereof and do what is ncc "sser aao
protect his Interest. A copy toste. sSAfS 70
r,on +. D. RICHARDSON, Clcrk.
-~, -nooio' p " sep 13-wiw
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EsSN. GESTEFsS, &c

NJ,
yNTILLIAM H. SMITH & Co,
Dealers in
PRODUCE, FISH AN D OYSTERS,
No. IS north ROYAL street, (Market Ruildng)
Aloxnnd:is, Virginia.
Having completed oar arrangements Tor me
Produce, Oyster snd Fish business, We arc now
rroparel to furnish the t.alc with anything IN
our limo st prices 10 suit.
Hss~ NJ nLONS and CANTA LEU rs sNo'
city.
va will slso receive fresh SALT WATER
FISH three times "A week. which will be offered
for sale nj stall No 3, City Market, hy Mr. }. g..
GRIM ES. Orders will receive oar special at
cniion. aug
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TOR SALE.
500 pounds Old Newspapers.
Al THIS OFFICE.
AT THIS OFFICE.

yep I'll
OAR SOLDEE, BLOCK TIN snl BABBlT
I'D META l. Just received at - King ST., cor
nor OF Royal---tU lbs Humans Solder Of The
best quality; also - supply oI Bar Tin snd
Babbt MG!Hl. fnT sale wholesale and retail III
quantities 81 suit. Orders solicited.
sep 70 J. r. CREIGHTON & SON.
A VEKlLL READY MINED PAINTS,
III LEWIS. PURE WHITE LEAD, LIN
SEED OIL. PAINT BRUSHES and q full
stock Of PAINTS; cr All Kinds for sac at l"wcat
prices by
sep u l.. s. LEADBEATEl: K BRO.
YTHOILET SOAPS--p arisian Bouquet, Turtle
l. Oil, Thouaand Flowers, Pure Palm, OId
CASTLE, white md Inottled, ard ether FiLc Tor
let Soaps, E'r ssln al ,,,,,,,,n.,
oct II j. &. & Il. NJ lLBu RMS
ITRES!G OAT MEAL AND PlN-HEAD
IL OATEN GRlrS, received aid for sslo hy
+. J. DAVIDSON,
oct II IA, hing street.
7 CASK OF NEW UuRRANl'@, received
L this day and for sale low BY
f. j. DAVIDSON,
oct II lIT King street
EROVER & BAKER and the dom ESTIC
" both very superior Shuttle Sewing Ma
sep Is L. s. LEADBEATEk s. BRO.
NUR PURE CIDER VINEGAR cannot be
plica F.J. DAVIDSON,
aug23 - 147 King street.
pOSCHEES GERMAN SYRUP for all dig
ID eases Of the threat and lungs. Price IS cts
per bottle, sample bottles. 10 cents.
sep2l WAKEFIELD s HALL
T'XTRA CHOICE CLIPPED and FAMILY
~ ROE HERRING. spring cstch 1877, in
my 81 ' GEo. McBURNEY s. SON.
NEW LONDON LAYER and VALEN-
~ GA RAlSINS and CURRANTS, reed.
and for sslo by
oct 10 DAvY s. HARMON.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, MOCHA.
~ LAGAUYRA, MORICAIBO and RIO
oct 10 J.C. s. L. MlLBUKN.
pLACK EYE PEAS and WHITE BEANS
- received to-day and for sale by
+. j. DAVIDSON,
oct 10 1854. l47 King street.
nR1ED PEACH ES, pooled and unpceed. and
IL DRIED APPLES, received and for sale by
49,. f. }. DAVIDSON,
oct 10 .-s 147 King street.
10 BAGS OF COFFEE, Java, Msricsioo,
and for salo by F.. J. DAVIDSON,
oct 10 l47 King st.
~ sale by ' "
oct 10 DAVY s. HARMON |
NEW BUCkWHEAT FLOUR and FRESH
IN OAT MEA l.. received this day by
oct 10 DAVY s. HARMON |
DRIME BUCK WHEAT FLOUR just re-
L ceived to-day by 90 49,
oct 10 j. G.: s. K. MILBURN, |
E1RESH GROUND NEW YORK BUCK
IL WHEAT just received and for sale BY
oct o = ga. - H. W. AVERY.
GILK and WORSTED PRINCES, in all
y colors, at G. NJ. ADAMS
cct9-5t % King street
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1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST 6 SOUTH " EST
snpp r.I R0UE sp4, TKA AK SCENERY
MAGNlFICENT EQUIPMENT.
June II, 1877.
Trains lefvo Washington from depot Of BAL.
TIMOEE s. pOTOMAC RAlLEO!i;, cor
ner Of Sixth and streets. rs follows:
For Philadelphia, Now York and the East'
tied Express of Pullman psrlor Cars 90.
m. Dolly, except Sunday. For EhiIadophi"
and Now York 5 70 3. m. and 80 pm dAliy,
except Sunday; for philadelphia 80 J.. ILL.,
daily.
For Pitlsburg and tho Wcstlo 10 An daily, wi
Parlor Cars TO PittSburg; 40 =. m. daily
with i'alaco Car TO Chicago.
For Cansndaigua and tho North 40 J.. IA.
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Car {"
Watkins For Watkins, 1910 a. m. deity,
local TRAINS.
For Alexandria g. !, =, 80, ~ and II a.w., si,.'
l, ;, 40 =, 600 and pm. On Sunday u. .. 10
~ H., and / and 2. II.
Trains leave Aloxardris iuf Washington, t, T.
$40, 90, IL md Ii y. H., |, ), a.:H' = u sn! !
On Sunday at $. 10 snL 10 .. m, and p. II.
'THkOUGU TRAIN FOR Tllk SOljrH, via
Ouantco and Richmond, vii! iosvn hlnIan-
dria st > u y. Ill., daily, "I.A $50 j. M daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets Mnd information can hh procured Il
principal ss.ilr"4i stations Niil ticket Offices
Sou;haas. j., T.. FAKMtiH.
i!an'i Passenger Agent
FRAN THOMSON
Gc!u;ai .i.::Arrr. .n a
yxTASiiiNdTUN + OHIO Khl!.i:;'An.
V SPRING ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (nNChfr 81 T.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA, AND
HOUND hill.
beginning hl"y /, 1871
Leave Washington a. u. m, Hlit 1 ~ y. III.
and Alexandria 1t 9 10 d. III. and ! - y. III.
Pass LecsbuTg, going westward. "a: - a. m
md 40 n, H., end arrive at Found Iii at II
m. and + 20 y. IN. Leave Rcunl Hill st ~ q.
In. aud 1890 p. NJ; pass LccShnre, going n"S:
ward, at 6 y. n and 10 y. m., aitI artiSd 81
Aiexandria III IL &. Iii. and .l5 j.. r. anal al
Washing ton y: s 20 a. III. and $40 j..
E~- Passengers from Washington viii t.kn
tina Washington ,tnd ohio ears ~ tho ;:t:iirn"rn
and Potomac RAJ 0d station nj ~ III "n.i ]. ii
l,.n., aiI GO through Ia is''und ill "'LI'"!!t
Change al cmr".
Tho o. 10 ~. tram from Alsgau.r. 4nd l.. u
D. NJ train FROM Ruund El,l cunEecl at itohI;i
Hill wth Harris Daily Lane - COACHES
for Snickersvilic, 8rrIyNilio Mnd Wlncncst"r;
also with kcamer's Limo u Coaches, wh:ri leave"
I.aosburg daily for Aide Gnd EiddlcburG.
Both trains westward, max close connections,
nt Nieuna with SiSsun'S Linz ii Stage nr rMir-
fax Court House
c'ehIi,.. u :istiom tickets, & esse ss@s s'ssiH
. '''- T. II. HAVENEli.
ms ;i.-ti General Ticket 4 Enni.
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FOR II GH YORK

The III Steamships T. G.. KNIGHT ,<sassfss
and JOHN GIBSON ioAvo the com .Szsssss34zG
pany's wharf Alcxanlria EVERY SATUR-
DAY MORNING, and Now York, from rior
IL Esst Eivor. VEEY SATii KDAf at four
coG; j..
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STEAM EEsS.
ts,HE POTOMAC FEEKI COMPANY,
L

's'HE POTOMAC FEEki Aus SoA y 81 ~
SPECIAL NOTlCE-Bo:h Fer IL
~ Boats will be on tho limo between
Ale1andris and Washington on and after M on
day, I Thursday, llth inst. running IS follows {:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At 60 s 80. 9 80 10 so and IL 81 q. hi, snd
l3Sn, | 50, go ) 50, 4 80, 5 80 and G so.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
Ill : 20, so. go, 10 80 and II 80 a., and
IL 81, 30, . 50, 90, 60 80, {, e - and ~
ON SUNDAYS.
Loavo Alexandria 81 so. 10 30, and II SO a.
~, and l. 80, ST, = SO, 50, 81. IS 80 and 80.
Lasvc Washington at 9 so, 10 80 and II 10 =
NJ, and 80 50, $50, 81, 81, b %G and 6 80.
GEO T.. PHILLIPS, Manager.
SAM'L. GEbNEY, Sup't oct
ESUR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Or and after Monday, February 2G, liz. B.
ST., tho steamer MAITANO, Capt sssSsssss 8saa
VIM. II. Byles, will BIO run as follows: Loavc
Alexandria EVERY MONDAY and THU RS
DAY from King stroot wharf at + 90 O'clock
a. m for Landings on the Potomac rs far down
AS Nomni. Leave Nomin EVERY TUES"
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, .! o'clock
for Washington arriving early tha same oven
ing Freight received daily.
iob IS j. BRODEKS e CO, Agents,
INAAND & :5EhBOAKD EOA&fi No co
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NOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
-! ,nr
DI"TKiCT iji' COLUMBIA

TEi: company oGars unrivsiled facilities for
tic transportation Of lr&ight snl passengers,
snG vii! run thor steamers regularly as follows:
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GROCERIES lsass g,ssaaJGsssS.

SaESSFS a.GsS kES3 q. ~ - EIssE sjSSSSETs
VI 4, JOHNSON,
Wholesale and ka:gi
GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Also Agent for Arlington Brewery and Lsf-
land s. Rand's Powder 20.
Consignmcnts Of Grain, Flour and sIi Kinds
Of Country Produce solicited, Liberal s,".n!rs
made on consgnmentS in store
octS ~ H. cor. Cam. and R"ya' sta.
y Office.
| offer 70. s.iI
500 BARRELS OF FISH:
Comprising
Family Roo Potomac Herring in s,nI: i Do
Bay island Labrador hi.3 Boone Bay Sp!i:
Herring.
Newfoundland Eut,na ..nd ;}r:i: Herring
Cal! early aat bay cheap.
SAINT l.. j. REED,
jy2 No. X $. Fairfax It Alexandria
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asss" GENTS FINE BOOTS AND SHOES A
speciality, small expenses q novelty, lowest
prices reality. is what wo can prove at
WADDEY'S, 10 King street
as~ IT Is VERY POOR ECONOMY TO
waste your money buying trash when you
can get good goods at reasonable prices at
WADDEI'S, ITO King ST., Al8za., Va.
nas~ AMONG OUR NEW FALL AND WIN
ter stock of Boots and Shoes we have somo
new styles for ladies wear, which are real
]y beautiful. Ladies who have any desire
to present handsome understanding will
do vol to examine Thorn st WADDEI'S
NEW STORE, ITO King ST.
nss- ANY ONE KNOWING WHAT IT IS
to wesr disproportioned Boot or Shoe had
bettor examine our stock of goods. As tho
shapes and makes for sale by us will suit Ill
feet and pockets.
WADDEY. 10 King street.
~ DON'T BUY BOOTS AND SHOES else.
where, but come at once to ITO King ST.,
and SEQ the elegant styles Of Boots and
Shoes; large assortment at popular prices
sep2l w. b. WADDEI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-12

tas,- THE MOST USEFUL AS WE'LL AS
ornamental article for ladies' wear is a pair
Of handsome fitting BOOTS. Thoy can be
had at WADDEY'S, 10 King ST. They
arc beautiful durable and cheap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-12
saGUsE FUEsgasEzEsa s:vGDS.
4 GENAT CONVENIENCE.
Save your time labor and money by calling st
Mrs. =. IL. SNHDEEs'S
VARIETY STORE.

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n door from S. +. cor King and Fairfax sts,
To msko your purchases in
UOU&E.LURNISUING GOODS.
She has in store and is constanlly receiving large
quantities Of China and Cuecnsware, Glass, Tin,
Wood and Willow Ware, Brushes of al kinds,
Dustors Brooms, Rope, BIscking, Lanterns,
Lamps a:d Lamp Goods, al kinds OF 1llum-
mating Oils and Toys in great variety. NH 81
~ UTlrE OF KEMOVAL.
/ Wis II to notify my friends snd tho public in
general that have removed from my former
place u business (No. IT, King strocl) to my new
store, whcro shall be pleased to Sta ali who
may "ant anything in my line which consists
Of COOKING aud HEATING STOVES. Tin,
Co.,p'r, Galvanized and Sheet Iron Ware.
stove Castings and Brick Of all description
furnished III short notice. Old Cooking Stoves
repaired ana made IS good as new. or taken in
exchange for new ones. JOB WORK and RE.
AIRING Of All kinds done in tho best manner
&Ed ROOFING, GU1TEHING and SPOUT
ING III t"wn or country, promptly attended
IL. &c" Don't forget the place, No. Is King
street one sqiiArc below cid stand, AMI on thu
opposite side.
Jy j EkuCH GRl Nj rs.