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a Republican View OF Mr.. Hayes Recent
Order.


hear am accused Of making war on the
civil service reform. | deny the charge. |
attack only the poor prctencc the idle parade.
the misleading scmblance OF reform. Since the
President has declared that Federal officers
must 60 out of politics or 20 out Of ONO" it
makes one shuddcr TO think what would have
been the consequences II President Grant had
issued such an order year ago. II makes one
shuddcr TO think what has been going on for
years past in the departments. where high
officials have thought II no Shane to bc mem
bers of political conventions and committees -
were not only political themselves. but the
cause Of politics in others. A man
might do well to look w the unfortunate Re-
publicans. men and women. who have been and
arc fast being dismissed the service after hav
ing paid heavy assessments for campaign pur-
poses. and who received at the time fair prom
iscs Of special protection. and WHO knew that
speedy dccapitaton would follow refusal to
pay tribute 1t WAS your money or your
ofiirel" 1t stands to reason that such forced
contributions should be disgorgcd There has
been "A breach Of contract. and n charge o" OBJ
tanning money under false pretcnces' ought in
equity To- stand. The Public Printer. in u late
card. says of his employees:
MANY Of them have by hari work AMI economy. 50.
cured homes Tor Then innrs which m many iu'ian,,
LOUISE rent ih,m or hoard and nearly az have ianiliy.
To- support ont ct their dan, earning, Inetc are now
character here than can at any time he'mul'A'd II
wnuii h' uh usi ANA ,fNti i"dif' amy i tN' WORN
n,n merely niu "th,rs ron.a distance W their iiA.,s.
4 Washington journal says Of this manly
PROCLAMATION. II has the true ring about H."
50 they all have. | hear that the panic in the
Treasury is not vet oyer. Near and dear rcln-
tivcs are flying from each other with terror, as
lea fines of rnefilru.n The Interior is suitl 10
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The secret Alliance OF Germany and
Russia.

The military movements in the East are
occupying So much of public attention that
the diplomatic side Of the question is apt 70
be overlooked; and yet there is good reason
10 believe that the pen l. at this moment a.
active rs the sword, and that the ultimate
peace Of Europe depends rather upon tho
decisions which may bc arrived at in the
Cabinets of nations not yet involved in the
struggle, than upon the councils OF war
either Of Russia or Turkey. The nation
upon which the fate Of Europe
chiefly hangs at this moment is
England; and at this particular crisis her
action will determine whether we are to
have a European war or not. We shall en-
deavor to mako it ,loar to our readers why
this must he 50.
In the first place, whatever doubts We
may have had during the earlier stage
of the question as to the entente corioile
existing between Russia and Germany are
now removed We long he-ltatcd to believe
that a written Understandable existed between
Prince BISMARCK and Prince GOKTcHAKoFF
we have no absolute proof even yet that
any such has been signed, and undoubtedly
the utmost care has been taken to keep
the socrot-but the impression that such an
instrument exists is current in every Cab!-
net IN Europe; and when the host informed
Statesmen entertain a iiNcd conviction m
regard to diplomatic fact of this nature,
We cannot afford to disregard it. The pub
lie here has received NO Information in this
sense because news ui tint, kind rarely
reaches correspondents, and oven when IT
does. thcy often do not attach TO IL the I'M
portaucc which il deserves.
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to manage the various divisions OF the Re
publican party in this city. Including those
engaged on election days, 10000 men would
be a moderate estimate for this purpose.
Heretofore, Federal ofllceholdcrs have fur
nishcd the largest and most efficient portion
Of this corps. But they must now withhold
their services.
Our able contemporary may we'll inquire
where the money and the men are now to he
raised for carrying on the Republican or
ganzation in this town.
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a nonnn.a New Hampshire.

losroS .July9. An enormous lod' OF copper.
h"d, gold, aul ,ln,'. N'pN Det "a Wldih, aud ,Anud
ut lor nc-. has icccntA hgOn discovered ln Munu.
west 10 Portland
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One Of the most distinguished graduates
Of Yale = the present secretary OF State What
an advantage" IL would nav" h'.'n Ia hlm in point
ul express and effect % ha had IN ruielsr
been TRAINED in ris.d llt 'rary d., .lplin". m a
rhotorl' that demands simplicity, clcurncss.
.Duti. ns,l FORGET
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Chamberlain and rackard.


Their right il a. strong H. that of pr'-i-
dent HAY To- his oui'", or stronger. II Mr..
Packard le nnl low tie r4ltul GoNrrnrr
90 Louisiana, u thrr ~ Mr. la, JOS tLe .I.Ltlul
lr,-lIcnt cd tho United States.
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the straight Republican ticket for 1880. We
adhere thcnto our original nominations ;'GRANr
for President. PIERREpoNT for Vice-Presidcnt,
and GEo?oE WASHINGTON CH1LDs. A. NJ, for
Minister 10 England.
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THE SuN il Willing away the hot days 10y run
uii- b'a'tn H,nAnp saiti ior Hu,rru"r "l Nii" hut
VI SWIM cam hufdl, want .uin |iNf position
w. tfNNIrf f uNt ot fN lDtt.u- WltkDt finrr. has
De-. .hlt 'ftn ttNiNffi a. s'uh-t'r az iUl'N fn -iNt
uitI n > mate n,ei,, AMI mat !, honor enough - it,
is ftff LANES
1t Is not on Deacon RIcHARD SMITHS account
that We ur-r his nomination. H. n"'d- no such
distinction. lis character is HI VII every
where. Hi- name is "a household word. The
good loyo him and the bad respect. But it's for
thr Republican party Of Ohio. II produced
HAYES, whose forehead is branded with the
mark Of Fraud FIRST triumphant IN American
history. II It's eyer TO be- r"s,0rcd Ia rspcca-
hiilty let it run Deacon HoH,Ep Smith for
Governor H., Will probably he beaten IN tho
elr ton; hut his nomination viii app asc JUS
tiec and alleviate disaster.
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A sham civil service reform. hedging and

A sham civil service reform n hedging and
doublc-faccd financial policy, a corrupt and
corrupting internal Improvement policy. arc
only the logical outcome Of an Administration
that is rooted in fraud. Such an Administra-
ton bears fruit after its kind. " The fraudu-
lent" wrote one of the most philosophical
statesmen OF the last century. have no re-
source but in fraud. They have no other good
in thoir magazine. They have no virtue or
wisdom in their minds to which, in disap-
pointmont concerning tho profitable effects of
fraud and cunning. they can retreat The wear
ing out Of an old. serves only TO put them upon
the invention of n new dclusion." That is what
Is the matter with Mr.. HAYES. The stamp
which he carries on his brow is written all over
his Administration.
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The Republicans of New York City.

We published yesterday an article from
the IoneS containing some very curious
statistics as To the number Of men and the
amount of money which are needed for run
ming at ordinary speed the political ma
chimcry Of the Republican party In this city,
and raising the question as 10 where the
men and the money are To he found for this
purpose hereafter ii the sO-called civil ser
vice reform Of the d. fdctO Administrat ION
is carried into effect We have gone over the
figures of the Times with Republican eN-
pert who il thoroughly Vcrscd IN this sub
ioct and we givca short summary of results,
following the Times in the main. but adding
a few items from other trus, worthy sources.
Leaving ont the two new wards formerly
part Of Mr-tch"-tcr county there are
tNonty-ouo Assembly districts in the city.
n each Of which the Republicans keep up
am organization throughout the year The
ordinary annual expenses of these orgaIilt-
tion-. irrc- pcctivc Of extraordinary OUTLAWS
ON election days, are about a follows:
For room r'nt nnl gas printing qew.rarcrs
t.fA lII -0f.lf-. a, .tiD Al,. 4ud ltl- o, 600.
- r''rl g. a a'ri' tas ,,l'aAr '-l''
~ anil o','a ",,c.,i ,r.r., ,1m"s ,lo,a'n.
lau.n. .n.iN' -ufitr, amt something to wash
m,m down $50 each ............... $50
This is merely for keeping up the twenty
one Assembly district organizations through
the year We now come 10 the expenditures
/ of the Republicans on election days. LraN-
my out the two Wcstchostcr wards, There
are 525 election districts in tine city, each of
which has To be- we'll manned in the hour of
/ trial. The following are the average Re
/ publican expenditures;
Erecting ,.l noNc.. or polling hoohs ats each s2o2'
/ AUn 200 uiifni ilr i N's' ra-s uni ballots, h"N 20
/ litr Not. di-t.iNuior. amt rmlnrslmonch dsuct
NG''a "''''' ''' ''' 5.2so
d., lmuunu's tu An'Nt s-ullneA'h Assembly ,,.,
Total sHl, ll
1t must be kept in mind that the inspect
ors, clerks, and 50 ON, employed on election
days, are paid for out of the public treasury,
and that the foregoing sums are merely the
party expenditures OF the Republicans The
two totals amount to S7,7jl. II will also ho
noticed that this assrrglt" doe- not include
amy expenditures for great mass meetings
and PROFESSIONS ia the city, nor cuntrluu-
tiun- To the State and National Committees,
hul is purely an outlay to keep the local
machinery in running order.
Where has this $500 heretofore como
from The Tmcs informs Us that ton per
cent. is raised hy private subscriptions We
have a-oertaincd that about live per .out
comes from caldldatos for Office, and iy,
per crut from Republicans who hold places
under o'u municipal Governments The rr
manning eighty per cont, or $4,000, lm-
heretofore been levied upon Federal Office
holdols iu this city. But under Nh II AYEa's
order this resource j, now TO be cut Off
Besides this, it takes "a pretty large army
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Very good. Ltus have the dollar But don't
shame the fathers hy max .n- it "A cheating doll
lar. Let 1t bc worth Iu-t as much as any gold
dollar N the world
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We regret to soc the indianapolis Jomnrl
tine special organ Of senator MoEroN speaking
of "JorN SHGEMANs Internal nonsense No
straight Republican paper ought 10 cNpr's it,
self ia thai uuh.ud manner about a. licpubllcau
Secretary of tho Treasury.
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Advertisements for The WEEKLY SuN, is
sued to-mo,ro,c morning. must ~ handed ~ ms
ere,tin0 before sir O'ciOrk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-10

Before leaving Washington on "A pleasure
cruise At the public cXpenSa ia the best revenue
cutter, under the thin dis;uisa of examining
lighthouses. Honest JoHN SHERMAN gave his
mt 'rpretaton of HAyEss ord erto oili rrhoidrrr
iir did not regard 1t us intended 70 cripple the
Republican purity in any way, but only 10 weed
cut the old hacks who had grown odious and
useless aud 10 supply their places with moro
active partisans whose ambition 70 Ice con-
-ihculu- would stmuat" their neaL lie also
maintained that the state organizations at
Washington. which hitherto have furnished
thousands of Not rs from the departing nts, con-
trihutni nN"d percentage on tu"lr salaries,
AMI acted as orrn. to tine committees ia dis
ulhutng political Documents aud speeches.
need not diShand ut AIN, as they were social
clubs Bttweon KEY, SnlLNAN, and the rest 81
them HAYES > reform is getting various eNpIa-
nations.
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Two official dog catchcrs who were ac-
cuscd. before the Mayor. yesterday Of scaing
dogs that had been licensed averrcd that the
offence was committed 10y INSCRIPTIONS poach-
ers who have embarked in the new og-catch-
ing industry without first taking the oath 10
support the Constitution Of the United States
and that also of the state of New York. In view
Of this charge. the police are TO he required
hereafter to demand view Of the badge of
every person who may attempt to catch II
vaerant dog. So. dog catching has made more
work for the police well AZ for Mr. BEECH,
and rs it has soured tho temper Of many per
sons who are not officials. it may soon Toe cX-
pcctod to make business for the lawyers and
the nplicn courts
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Onlechpldcrs in the little kingdom Of
Greece ar content with v'ry small salaries. A
cabinet Min sct- 81 300 "a year and thu
Chief Justice oi the ArcopaA ds. the h CHEST
tribunal, receives $3.50. IN Greece OH - are
sought for hon g.. not ior profit. and competent
men are found anxious and willing Ia serve for
insignlii amt compensation. THIS used % be-
the case in the United States. Even in New
England. OH as once sought for honor alon.
are how bought by bribery. and made profitable
by cNrrupNon.
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1t looks now as though il might become
one Of the first dates OF Congress 10 send n
competent committee 10 the RIO Grande. and
ascertain for itself exactly what is going on
there. There it, undoubtedly. another side TO
the story Of the border troubles If the de JdctO
Admin israton is wilfuily deaf TO il. that is one
reason the more why Congress should give it Il
patient and Iudicialy impartial hearing. If
political refugees from Mexico arc openly re-
cruitiug volunteers in Texas towns for armed
expeditions into the neighboring republic. with
the conniNaucc. II not the encouragement. of
civil and military officers of the United States.
that is certainly a matter TO be looked into.
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Tho statement made by Mr.. ARNOLD Of
Port Orange. Florida. calling in question the
veracity Of THE SUNS Florida correspondent
ZisKA. docs not seem to be sustained 10y any
corroborative evidence. Nearly every writer
who has travelled extensively in Florida relates
that in parts OF that peninsula snakes are nu-
mcrous. vcnomous. and large The Florida
and South Georgia papers contain many -nak"
stories, some OF them more wonderful than
these related 10y HIsKA. 1t * hardly probable
that those papers would give notoricty to re-
ports likely to inJuro their own section. If those
reports were false.
When Mr. AnNoLp has hecn in Florida a few
years longer. and has clmpcd out a. many sea-
sons as IIsKA he viii be better able to give MI
opinion GA the subject ~ Florida snakes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-09

Leave Washington . 10 q. ~, Aezan dria
2 45 q. H.. and mako connection at DsnvlIlo 70
South and South West.
Losye Washington 8 10 n. M, Aloxsndria
S As a. M, and connect at Lynchburg TO M en-
pbis, Little Rock ard Texas, and to Atlsnta
and sll points in the South, and, via New Or
leans, to Galveston and Southern Texas; also
conect with Ches. s. Ohio East and West.
Leave Washington at 8 81 p. M, Alex andris
at 10 20 D. m, get to Gordonsvillo AZ 2 80 a. M,
and connect with Chos. s. Ohio T.. westward
to Huntington, Cincinnati and all the NORTH
west and Eastward TO Richmond and beyond.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave WASH,
ington at S 10 e. IN. daily, except Sunday, ana
get TO Strasburg at p. m. Leave StrssburG at
6 q. NJ, and arrive at Aleyandria 3 p. m.
For WARRENTON leave Washington daily
at ( 10 q. m.
Trains from South arriving ut Washington at
So q. H., 6 y. M. and II 40 a. m. mako good
connections with Bait. s. Ohio and Bait. " 70;
tomsc trains to Baltimore, Philadephla and
New York, and to all points North and North
west.
Accommodation leaves Alexandria for Cor
donsg.lleI leIMosday, Thursday and Saturday at .. oU
u. H., and lsavo os Gordonsville for Alexandra
Monday, Wednesday snd Friday, at q. II.
Through tickets to tho South and West at
lowest rates.
q. j. FOREACRE, '1an. Manager
J. Nj. BROADUS, q. Il. 4. Jan -
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1871, esn.: \ AZ; no]E4S 1877

& III N III - - .sIzEz-=i1is.z-@zas - -
TO THE NORTH, WEST s. SOUTH WEST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, splendid SCENERY,
MAGNIFIUENT EQUIPMENT.
January J. 1877.
Trains leave Washington, from deISt OF bhL'
TIMORE e. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
nor of Sixth and B streets, as follows:
For Phila., New York and the East. 2.O5 e. m
and go p. m daily, with Palace Cars. Lam
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars 9;2O a.
m. daily, except Sunday. For Philadelphia
aud New York 1.30 p. IN. daily, except Sun
day; for Philadelphia $50 p. m. daily, .,
For Pittsburg and tho West, 9. IS a IN. daily, Will
Parlor Cars to Pittsburg; 7.4O p. IN. daily.
with Palace Car TO Chicago.
For Canandaigua and the North, 7.4O p ~.
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Gar /"
Watkins For Elmira, 9.55 .. n. daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
For Alexaudria, &, Z, 8, 9, ID and II q. T., and
l, 3, 4W, S, G.l5 ard 7 pm. On Sunday at s. q.
NJ, and and D. nj.
Trains losye Alexandria for Washington, i. L
$40 9, 10 and II g. La, l. 5. 4.20, ST and pm.
On Sunday ut g. 10 and 10 =. nl., and p. M.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Ouantico and Richmond, y i'll losve Aloxan-
dria at 20 q. M. daily, and Clio p. IN. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can bo procured 81
principal railroad stations and Ticket Oihccs
Southeast. u. M. BOYD, Jr.,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. Jan Ii
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rSg- Tons OF GRAPES AND THEIR USE

hsg- Tons OF GRAPES AND THEIR UsE.-l'
is astonishing to SEQ the large quantity OF grapes
orthe finest quality, and large clusters that art
zach wear mashed up for Wine, at the VINE
Yards Of A. Speer, Passsic. N. >. Mr.. opee'
raises the Oporto Grape; also purchases large
Quantities from which no makes his celebrated
Wine without the admixture of alcohol or splr'
IL This wine is found by careful analysis TO DC
,be hast wine in market for invalids and deblll'
,sted persons. 1t is called Speers Fort Grape
Wine, and is sold by druggists. The highest
,,-o,oium has been awarded at the Centennial.
sDGREAT UpRoAR ABOUT CLoTHING.-
The largest stock OF Oyercoats and Suits bought
at bankrupt sale to close Out. Good oVercosts
;-on 81 so upwards, including the worry best OF
imported Chinchliss, Beavers herseys' &c.
Con,s' Cashmere Suits, consisting OF Coat, rants
AMI Vest, at $3.50; all wool Suits at $3.50 and
upwsrds including the finest imported ms'e-
rjsls: excellent Children's Suits years, Sl.2o {;
, Years Sl.75;5 5 years 1925; years S2.7o and
nnwsrds. They must be sold quick at
s.. DEALHAMs,
,,oa 80 King street.
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NOALl

COAL COAL,
We have now On hand and ara constantly re-
ceiving at our wharf and 5torsge yards, FOOT OF
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known 10
this market We name in part:
LYKEN'S VALLEY
SHAMOKIN and EAST TFRANkLlN LOR-
Berry RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COL1Il Elk 7.
Tho celebrated CONTINENTAL and IA
zEL DELL, from tho Goodrich Coliery, o.
teemed the best in the market. ,,
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL. Of Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and Nut sizes. ,>
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND u
COAL. ,,,,,
nar;7o amLle space, each variety Of Coal is
zept pssiH dstaSi from that Of others and i o.
pocay for family use Isds Fxso o09, e"1o
sIato' 224O lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messs Clarrdge Grgg bo corner emnp MIpf aS Ind
Royal sts or at 17e ysErEs sMEHAFFEY H,t pty TO-
iy17 Wharf and Yards foot OF Queen ST.
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FANCY GOODS.
NEW GOODS AT BERRY'S.

DOLLSl DOLLSl from Ct 10 So.
Tho undersigned has just returned from the
North with full line Of Holiday Goods, con
sisiing of: Wax and China Dolls, Doll Heads
Bodies, Sc. Rocking Horse, Soigns,c WEgos
Trees, Pocket Books. Motto Frames, Toilet
Sets, Vases, Cups and ssueors, Card Baskets
and Cases, Scrap Books, Bohemian Ware IN
new and beautiful designs, Parlor Croquet Sets,
Toy Bureaus, Trunks and Work Boxes; HIS
stock of the above goods has been carefully So
lected. and will bo sold at the lowest cash prices
dec Id c. Q. BERRY, II King st.
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1x7ASHINGTON & OHIO RAJ LROhE
a
yw1NTpP ARRANGEMENT
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

W in AMMAN iiH'% -
BEGINNING Oct. 70. 1876.
The Msl Train will leave Washington at .
q, M, and alexandria at $40 @. M, daily, ef-
cept Sunday; pass Leesburg, gcing westward,
At li:2O "A. M, and arrive at Round Hill at IL
m. Leave Round Hill at 1890 p. m.; pass Lees
burg, going eastward, at LILO p. m., ana arrive
at Aiexandria at 3:1o p. un., and At Washington
ct $50 p. m. -, w.,
Tho Accommodation Train will leave WASH
ington at 4:2O p. n.. and Alexandra at 40 p.
m, daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Lees
burg ~ l;:A0 D. IN. Losvc LOesburg at + q. H.,
and arrive at Alexandria at S:l5 a. m, and
Washington at $50 m.
ass- Fasscn gers from Washington ,Wli. tske
the Washington and o. o cars at the EaiImore
and Potomac Railroad station At 9a. ~. ana 4 ~
pm., and 90 through to Round hill without
change of cars ,,a.o
Tho 9.10a IN. train from Aloxandria aud l2@U
u. m. train from Round Hlll connect "t Round
Hill with Harris Daily Limo ct Coaches
for Snick ersvillo, Hcrryvillo and Winchcstcr;
also with Roamers Line Of Coaches, which leaVs
Leesburg daily for Aidie and Middleburg.
Both trains. westward, mako close conncctlol'
at Vienna, with Ssson'G Limo Of Stages Tor Far.
fax Court House.
COlnnlutsti0n tick els, 3 cas. sse7 nilie
Annual tickets. $50.
K. Ii. HAVENER,
oct 1S-LI General Ticket Agent.
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial .sE~A
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX l1GStsi6l1ill .l1Ss6I
leaves The compauy's wharf, Washington EV-
ERY MONDAY and THU URSDAI, at three
o'clock D. m., and Alexandria at 3.3O p. M; re-
turning, leaves Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at 3 O'clock p. m. This line
connects at Norfolk with the ships Of the Nor.
chants aid Miners Transportation Company
for Boston and Providence. and affords the
choapcs: and best route 10 those cities and
their connections throughout New England.
Farcto orfolk 81; round trip Sc. Tickets good
until used
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DIR Y GOODS.
A CARD.

A CARD
| havo this day entered into business arrange
monts with the we'll established house Of u: +.
Brsshosr, wholesale and retail ceatcr IN pry
Goods, Notions, &c, No. 90 King St. hleIsn'
dris, Va, where ! will be pleased to SEQ my
friends or execute their orders with spnci@t care
and promptnnss. H. WILDE JE y IN NA-'"'''
February 1St, 1871.
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FOR NEW YORK

Tho AL Steamships i. &. KNIGHT 4E4s
and JOHN GIBSON lcave the COM sA&et2
psny's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY SAIUR-
DAY MORNING, and Now York, from pier
d East Rivor, EVERY SATURDAY at four
O'Clock p III.
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SICK HEADACHE.

EDITORIAI!--We have
tested its virtues, personally.
and know that tor Dyspep.
sis, Biliousness and Throt-
bing Headache, it is the bost
medicine the world evorsaw.
We have tried forty other
remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but none
Of them gave US moro than
temporary relief; but tho
Regulator not only relievod
but cured us.-[ Editor Tele-
graph and Messenger, Ma
con. On.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-09
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