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The New York herald., 1877-07-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFicE OF THE CHIKF SIGNAL OFPIcyp |
WASHINGTON. July 2-lA. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT
VFicE OF THE CHIkF SIGNAL OFPICgR
WASHINGTON. July 81 A. NJ
Indications
For New England, rising barometer routh west n
northwest winds. rain arcas. followed by clearing
weather and lower temperature.
FOR the lower lake region and Middle Atlantic statcs
higher pressure, stationary or lower Temperature
westerly winds and clear or partly cloudy wea.ber
possibly with occasional light showers
For the South Atlantic and CUR sta,os ncor,v
stationary pressure and temperature winds mostly
from the SOUTH and clear partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising. followed
by falling barometer stationary or higher temper..
ture partly cloudy weather, occasional showers ana
winds fling TO southerly.
For the upper lake region, rising, followed BY falling
barometer, stationary or higher temperature variable
WINDS shifting TO southery partly cloudy weather and
occasional showcra
For tso Lower Missouri and Upper M,ss,ssippi val.
leys, falling barometer, warm souheriy winds par,lv
cloudy weather and areas, followed by r,,,n,
barometer and COLDER north westerly winds
Cautionary Signals continue at Cane Nav. Atlantic
CITY, Bnrncgat and Sandy Hook
Tho rivers Will remain nearly stationary.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
THE HOSTILE NEz PERCEa

TIE OUTBREAK wANroN AND rRocoNcHnTED-
DISSATISFACTION OF THE RENEGADE rNpI.
ANS
wAsHiSGroS, July !. 1871
30 fsr s appears from ali advices yet re-
ce'ed at the Department OF the Interior
ron the locality OF the recent Indian outrages
III idAno they were wonton and preconcerted,
without any cause, such has sometimes been as.
signed for similar oubreaksnameiy. murder or other
ou'rages oy white men, In report to the Comrnis.
son'r o Indian affairs, dated Junc ID few days after
ne outbreak oil the non-reaty Ncz Perccs Inspector
Watkins writes
mere IS no doubt that both Joseph aud White Bird
are 10 inc nuar and that all their plodeos TO Gem
era howard and Agent Monteth were made only To
gam ''"e' aiiay suspicion and avoid close watching
- EFFECT on THE RExEGApEs
HOW much this outbreak may ce the rencqades
snake RIVER aud others win whom wo co Inferred a
takma canno, say. The Spokans and a portion of
M .nc Onr Aenes are reported very much dissatsued
unu may ce induced To Join with joseph. but can
nardy entertain the idea that any general concert ~
action between the Nez Percs hostiles and other
Nonern tribes can be ELECTED the others have not
nna conferences with the OF the row
ernment nor been refused any reasonable reauest
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Frank Smith. N. p OF Toronto, at the st. Nicholas:
General j. D. iIboden. Of Virginia, 10 at the As,or:
Ex-Governor Alexander r. Shepherd. OF Washington.
Is at the Gscy; Rev. DR.. ~ Van Ronssslaer. Of
Geneva, Switzerland. s at tho ssurtevant; s. Potter
United States Consul at wurtemberg Is at the Wind.
sor Captain Frederick Watkins. of the steamship CITY
Of Brussels, Is ut the Grand Central
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REFUSED TO RESIGN.

CHESTER, Pa, July l, 1877
H. Y. Arnold. tho Deputy collector OF cu.,oms
hero, having refused to resign at tho reouest
OF Collector Sutton, Captain Will,am Fr,cr
mas been sworn In, and to-day there
were Two deputies on duty. Tho removal
VI mr. arnold mas not been approved BY the Treasury
department., and Secretary sherman YESTERDAY telc
graphed Collector Sutton delay action m ihs
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.

lad named O'Caahan. six years OF age residing a
No. 1888 Garden street, Hoboken, was badly wounded
last evening by the explosion OF cartridge and IL IN
feared bc Will die. Some youthful compan ions.
them on the ground and hurlIng stones upon item.
One ofthe boys had pistol In his possession nt the
time OF tho occurrence, but II could not be- learned
whether II had beon discharged by him. He denied
having shot his companion.
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THE CALIFORNIA FEDERAL OFFICES.

SAN FRANCISCO, July /, 1877
Inc commission to Investigate the federal Offices in
'ns CITY, organized last night, consists Of DR.. Lndc
nun, Ex-Governor Low, now President of the Anglo.
Californian Bank, and Henry L. Dodge, a merchau.
md member OF tho Republican state Comm,tico
me examination will begin forthwith, commcnc,ua
with the Mint ~'S3
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
EXPORT OF AMERICAN BEEF

WAsHISoroS, July I, ISL
appears from statement made by the Bureau OF
STATISTICS '"a' during eighteen months ending with
March last tho total exports OF fresh bsof ,,o,,
United States Great Britain amounted IN "A 97s
pounds, the money value OF which was g. o2s as2 ~,
IN. amount 70 o0l. 200 pounds went from New Yorp
snd sou oo0 from Philadelphia Tho exporlulion h
oeen gradually Increasing, 49, 900 pounds onlv bavIns
Decn sent IN October. 1875, and 7o7 s55 IN Msrcs
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Yesterdays THUNDER STORM

during the thunder storm yesterday morning q ,vo
s'o'y rame house In Grant street, near Valentine
avenue fremont, was struck by lightning At tho
.,me Mrs Dunn the occupant, in bed ana escapca
up the la,h and plaster, broke down wndows and
aoo,s ana fnade general havoc which will cost Inc
OWher 800 ~ repair. Nobody WAS huri ~ '' NV
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
A FAMILY AFFAIR,

Mary Griffin, aged twenty-five years, OF No ess
Greenwich street. found insensible on the s.oop
Of No. 100 Charles street yesterday morning She
was taken to the Ninth precinct station house and
there stated that her husband, Martini had kicked her
IN the abdomen Marin was arrested last night ard
denied the charge. Mrs Griffin was taken Ia tns
Chambers Street HospitaL
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
THE BAXTER SCANDAL.

RUTLAND, VT, July I. 1877
The Baxter scandal is the absorbing theme here. A
commission "deluuatico" viii examine Mr. Payson On
Tuesday Yesterday J. q. Ryan. who. as ALLEGED I'm.
threatened her lie, attacked ana severely heat W
Love, cOrrespo nden, OF tho Boston Globe on sccouns
OF despatch thut appeared 10 that paper
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
TIRED OF LIFE.

William slattery, twenty -nins ycars of age shoe.
MAKER residing at No. 1913 East Sixteenth street. at.
tempted 10 drown himself by jumping from rwcntv.
ihird street ierryboat into the East River yesterday
hc was rescued and sent to Bellevue Hospital. he
stated that ho had determined 10 take his life as he
was unable to procure employment
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OIL WORKS STRUCK BY LIGHTNING Ann GIT .,

OIL WORKS STRUCK BY LIoHrNrNo ANN spr 90,
FlRE-vALuABLE PROPERTY DESTROYED.
PiTrspuRG, Pa, July l, 1877
our'nR the prevalence Of heavy storm early this
morning lightning struck tho agtator and cooper sbops
Of tue Liberty Oil WORKS In LaurencovIo and a. n A.,
on fire. The coopernge achnery ana abou, two ,hou
sand empty barrels were consumed. Tho 1ro com.
unicated wth the OIL IN two largo iron tank co,o In
the cooper shop and they with their contc abons
stroyed "'' '0'~''S ae-
- THE LOSS
Tho loss Is estimated at $50 600 and In fuv ,ne,,od
pr,ncipsiy pra IN foreign companies. The works arc
o"nca Dy :. a. M:keo &Sons who wero only carving
sa nercey a Gay, aud tho scene visited by thou.
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RAILROAD TRACK CLEARED
WHITEHALL

WHITEHALL. N. Y, July l. 1871
Ine wreck on the Champlain division of the po,o.
ware and Hudson Canal Company, near pa,,crsop,s
station, s., was cleared away Saturday noon and
"@'"s nave cecn running regularly since then
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AHEAD OF TIME.

John Joeki and @. Gobrini, two Its,ians ,.,o -,
rested IN Hobokcn yesterday for firing OF n cannon
premature celebration OF the Fourth Of Julv and
10 defiance OF city ordinances " 1" 'ua
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
HAILsToNEs IN ooNNEcTIcur.

NJ, WATERBURY,, Conn, July l, 1877
"e most terrible hallstorn that ever occurred in
'As '''n''y struck Waterbury at seven O'Clock this
s a"u a'a great damage. The garden crops are
sna luinei Greenhouses aud con seryatores s,t
-, @ severely hardly pane of glass escaping Tha
We're ,s Whole skylight in the city. The Railstones
with than, urge @ as out!ernus; the ground was white
~ anu s''ewed with leaves ana twigs.
NJ. THE RAINFALL
ara rainfall was heavy and the streets ano mad.
% oadiy washed The glass In nearly every ra,
was shvered. Tho streets are filled with n"nnie
how ne aevaslaton IL has yet been learned
ever sssr the storm was but nothing like IL was
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HoKHIcANE THROUGH CENrnAI, ouro--,oss ~.

1HHoUuH CENTRAL OHIO--Loss or
LIFE AND DESTRUCTION OF PROPERLY
, CINCINNATI. July L. 1871
Another terrific hurricane swept through can,ro,
u'o as' h'sht' doing considerable damage to crops
iences ana outbuildinss and In some instances
'ns moro serious losses. Near Richmond. Ind.
"'so tree was blown upon a bridge
Rrnw is 'wo men were crossing In a buggy Charles
w u was struck ny limb and Instantly killed and
,r ". - na.' dangerously injured. A number of dwa
nr ~ sno course OF the storm wero damaged but no
var"on casualties are reported Springfield Mount
towns s,tara tMuuesvIe Canal Dover and other smaller
wind A'S'" sue Vioicnce OF tho
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
ARRESTED FOR TILL "TAPp1NG. f"

Andrew Draper, OF Downing street. and Patrick Gal.
lagher OF No 229 East Fh street, were arrested last
night charged with having robbed tho tii OF Bowcrv
hardware store OF SAC on Saturday last.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

A.-DR. J. II. SCHENCK, OF PHILADELPHIA
has actually composed medicine Of purely vegetable in
good elects OF c"iome and none vous uus
ues Ihs nvalnabie medicine Is in Sen
MASpRAKk FILLS, which found be urver fsil,ns
remedy for s diseases the liver and every oths
scians. - ~''p~'"'c Pny-
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
THE WEATHER. vrsrvpn.v

Tho following record will show the chanpes IN m.
temperature for tho past twcnty-four hours. 10 COM
parson with the corresponding dato of last wear a
indicated by the Thermometer al Huduut's nbarmscv
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
A.-5ENNETT BUILDING.

,,m, FlREPROOP
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND rTTIrOu cro
hASDs1%E M s'GT ax ASD L, WELL mEArED OFFICES
SUITABLk FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INsIjRANCE 0pp,crv
APPLY ON TiiE PREMISES '~IS
:. A.-FOR STYLISH AND ELEGANT SIMMER
AT 10 direct to the Manufacturer KsPKNsoHEiD ia
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

1.vo'"Fe teHIPeTuturc yettcrdny ,...... ~
average temperature for corrcsponding date l.s, p"
76k
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

A CATHOLIC CHURCH BURNED TO THE oRouNn
LAcoSIA N H., July 1, 1871
lightning struck tho Catholic church here to. .dav
burning IL 10 the ground. Loss $4,000; fully Insured
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

a noiIA SET ON FIRE EFFECT ON THE IN
MATES.
CHESTER, Pa, July l, 1877.
lightning struck the Columbia Hotel this evoniro
ana SGT on IRE Seven persons wcrc stunned by the
snock' one or whom, William Appleby 10 SERIOUSLY IN
Jurea. me hre was quickly extinguished. and The
covered by insurance. ~-''0'' WHICH Is
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
BUMGARDNERiS

.
,ihGnA trk WnfsKEv. known for the past % yearn
nnest IN the world also the "OLp CRow'' RYE ths
special prices to the trade $500 80 - p@' "Sss'et
H. b. KIRk CO., 60 Fulton st. and 7ue Bro.avsv
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

BIDDEFORD. J

BIDDEFoRD, Me-, July ], 1877.
There were heavy thunder storms hero to.dav
eight inches OF rain falling IN three hours. Manv ~
tho streets arc impassable and are damaged to thu
1Ateht 0! over $1,000 house belonging TO Mr.
Townsend. at Kennopunk port, was strucs nv ,,rn,
ming and two ladies severely hurt s"''
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

"ArERrowN, N. Y, July !, 1877.
The Darn Of Harrison hattison was struck and ar.s
oy ngntning this morning. Loss not stated. ,ns,--
ance, $400. One horse was killed '"' 'n'ur-
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DAMAGING AFFECT OF WIND Avn mn,

A->u AfFECI OF WIND AND HAIL
CoArEsyILLE, Pa, July l. 1871
aevere WIND storm plssed oyor this section of the
country between three anu four O'Clock ,bs ,,,o,,oo
Al Ercdown. small town about three miles sou,h ~,
.oA'esVie' tho damage very heavy. Twenty
ian'iles were made houselsss in few minutes ,noi,
a"s''ngs being RACED to the ground 'A''
~. SEMINARY DESTROYED
IA, Anc nne new seminary belonging 10 Richard n.r
tha NV w"s ALSO destroyed. and nothing Romans but
.no nurc wails. "A woman named Hopk,ns was I'M
them, 1t Is believed fatally S '"'u'ea' '"o ot
AID FOR THE sUFFRRERs
er,.nn & Is areaJy being arranged in this town to
80 ao 70 the sufferers and this evening @ nrsvere
' 's'"s one'eo IN the churches in their behalf
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DUMMY h CO., AY.
Established since 1914

Established since 1914
These superior cuAxrAoxHs arc offered for sale By
| Sole Agents for the United states ana Csassa
FOR OUR NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
Use the 'URsAr WESTERN" CuarrAcxr rp1esx.n. yu..
line Comrany equal any Imported wine si1 so: .vs:1
s co 30 qI Fsss 80 t. T. sss ssd ss @ s,,.sx,
GOOD, SOUND CLAREr WINES.
o. 90 - TO $40 per from he shippers in
% Fulton st and 7uD Broadway.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING AL
JOHN MATTHEWS. Is. av and 2sss st.. o,.,.
SCHULTZ CLUB sODA-.IN OVAL PfNrs CoRKs
s%'iIs. ssss q. war4s ysm,
sai II T. %;ss ~
SIGNS
nocs cseorat,s ssn and SHOW Sa.d compan os
'owc" prices Orders by mall promptly attended.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK rERpEcrNa pREssKs
capable of printing 900 copies nor hou,
." sxh' page paper either six seven eight columns
ALSO ALL THE ssrhKEoTykE MACHINERY BE.
Address ]. d BENNETT.
New York Herald
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"A ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN
CITIES
comprising tho Principal Citios iu tho United
Canada
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NEW YORK JLIt'sTRATED; -
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SEAsIDB LIBRARY, -
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Books usually sold irsm Sl TO 81 givcn
l. .cr dsrd tor 10 aud ~ cents.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORMS.
AIA'f RAINFALL IN WESTERN NEW YORK
DAMAGE FROM THE LIGHTNING

urIcA. n. Y, July /, 1871
At intervals since Saturday night we have had tina
ne"vest fall OF rain which has occurred here for
ine cAna' mas oyernowed all along the line. Light
the w, s.,aca william Ovens dry goods store and
,hss - ssse,n Union Telegraph Office at two o'cclock
",s nosnins. The stock. valued at So 500 is almost
+ I,, .o.a ,oss IL is insured for $1,000 Tho Monaco
,vs1 overnowed the Hats more randy than ever Ia
'0re and heavy damage to crops is anticipated 's
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

fNHB HUDSON RIVER ILLUSTRATED
L Guide Tor Toarsis With 20 iilastsstions
Price 80 cents
.. APPLETON 4 co, PublisherS
5sO snd 55l BrosdvAy. NSv I~sA
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

Insse superior CHAxrAoHRs arc ofIsred for sale by
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

GOOD, SOUND CLAREr WINES
Ro,d. ~ - 70 >o per casc from the best shippers in
Ne""A cor H. H kINk y Co,
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING AL
JuIfN MATTHEWS La, nv and ,s.
NEW PURI.ICATIoxs

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19
Westmoreiand county, nov 25-w4w
By Green s. Wise,


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers:l
DY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit court
- of the city Of Alexandria. Virginia, rem.
dered at tho September torn, 1871 IN the SUIT
of T. g. Ring against Tho Alexandra and
Fredericksburg Railway Company and other,.
tho undersigr cd commissioners therein namod.
will proceed on SATURDAY, tho sixtcoath
day of February, 1875, q. twelve o'clock N TO
sell by public auction, in front of tho Market
Building, on Royal street. in n ha SAD e,!y OF
DRIA AND FREDERICkSBURG RAIL
WAY, extending from the southern end of the
Long Bridge, in Alexandria county, Virginia
10 Quantico in Stafford county, IN SAID Htato
together with all and singular its franchises.
rights, interests, privileges, property and estate
resl, personal and mixed, where,oever situate
and by whomsoever hold The rolling stock OF
said railway consists Of
Four (4) Locomotive Engines.
Five (6) Passenger Cars.
Two (2) Combined Passenger and Baggage
Cars.
Two (2) Baggage Cars
Twenty-one [2l) Gondoia Cars [freight.l
Terms of Sale: Ton per ceEtum OF tho pur-
chase money to be paid in cssh, and the residue
in three equal annual payments from the day OF
sale; tho deforred payments to be evidenced by
the bonds of the purchaser, bearing interest.
with security satisfactory 10 said commissioning
of sale; the title to said property TO DO retained
until the purchase money is fully paid the pur'
shall have boen confrn1ad by said court.
NJ. Ii WELLS,
FRANCIS Il. SMITH, Jr,
dec lI-2awss Commissioners Of Sale.
BY f. A. Korby, Auctioneor.
PY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
ID executed by James Z. Piper, dated on tho
18th day of July, 1866, and of record in the land
records of Alexandria county, Va, Iiber Il, No
3, psge las. the subscriber, ~ trustee in said
deed named. will c1po:o for snle by public auc
ton, on SATURDAY, tho Z9.h day Of Doccm.
Der, 1877, in front Of tho Market Building, on
Royal street, in tho city of Alexandria. Virgni".
at II M, the property conveyed by tho sad dcol
of trust, to wit: 4 LOT OF GkOUN ND, with
the improvements thereon, situated at tina east
sido of Pitt street ard soath sl!o Of Oronoao S..
ut their intersection. in the said city Of hlexsn:
dria, binding on Urnnoco stree. G} $ II feet ~
extending south with that width half tho square.
Terms of Sale: One third OF tho purchi :n
money in cash on the day Of sale, and tho ros.
due in two equal payments nj 8 and II months
from the day of sale. with interest; the ds!orred
payments to be secured by decd Of trust on tho
property. ALLEN 4. Hh Is MoN
nov 26-2aw4w trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19
THOS. UOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

8. W. COR. KING i st. ASATH DID.
Having removed into my new store with a largo
stock Of STOVES Of every description and III
endless variety of FIN WARE and other goods
kept in that line l invite those in want of such
goods to cal! and examine my stock, believing
can satisfy them both in price. kind and quality.
NV facilities for doing ali kiads Of work, such
as repairing Fire Plsce Heaters, Par or, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves also Kooing Gut!eriny
and Spoutng have been greatly enlarged and
improved enabling ms to 10 such work A. thn
hortest notice,
HOT AIR FURNACES. for hss!ng cburch2-
public buildings sn dwellings, speciaty.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, now w3rk aad repairing as
low as the lowest scp ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

ssy-llAnD TINES demaud economy. Prao-
tice ii. Henovato your suilod Gloves with JOU.
VEINS NODOl. IESS KID GLOVE
GLEANER It will cleanse Thorn thoroughly.
Sold By druggists. - cents por bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

sa~ TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people. remember this. Use daily
IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER, 1t will preserva Thorn through life.
Sol1 ~ druggists. 25c por bottle. fob 23-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

A CLERuYMAN's OPINION Having had an
opportunity to test the excellent qualities OF
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. l hesitate not to say
it is the best remedy | have ever used 10 my
family. Rev. VIM. Chapman. Pastor M. II.
Church, Georgetown, d. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

HOLIDAY GooDs.-Ncw goods received this
day, comprising vases of new designs, dinner
and tea sets, and fancy china, besides variety
Of novelties too numerous to mention. The
Gucst display 10 this line ever before brought to
this citv, ali at the lowest possible prices. Gall
and examine cur goods and prices.
Joc I7-lw +. j. MILLER 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

ment, Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
'ngtors u. e., Dec. 10. lS77-lO:30 q. NJ
Forf Middle Atlsntie States, falling bsrome'
tir, southeast 10 southwest winds, warner
coudy, followed by rainy weather.
TO CHRISTMAS ADVERTISERS the holiday
season is now rapidly approachinS, and tho
people generally arc beginning to look around
for the cheapest aud best places TO purchase
their Christmas presents sud supplies. 10
doing this the very first place to which they
naturally look for information is III the sdVer'
Using columns Of the Gazette, aud merchants
who have holiday articles for sal" should sec
that their wares arc duly noted I""fe. n "oro
to the wise is sufficient.
CHRISTMAS Goops. The purchase OF pres
epts for the loved ones. and OF substantial lux
uries for the qualification OF thi' luner man, Is
lust now the general business II Ill mankind,
and moro especially II a!l womshk'no. 10
making these purchases none can save time or
money easier than by rcttrfiog 20 the directory
given below Of merchants and oh?rs whose
advertisements will be found ia The G&ZN:e,
Is. T. Peakc, corncr Of Kin! and PIT reefs,
has scroll saws. tool !:7X,> I'D vn!t"uE o'hrr
articles cllculatel to sui! tie jaw ;hlie 's'i'
John ii. PARROT, klp& street, asar Ia1 has
music 10 great abundant" sad ~ -" prizes.
j. g. & Il. Nli.blGn. Il "a! street. Lave :.
large supply Of groceries, ITnirs, NJ, nr Chllst-
mas use.
b. y. Mliler -. "'' + V:S;>, 'es *rt' ana
other articles oi s'' = asa Nn'"l"Ir'.
isaac h!eno TX VIA '"''''H ',.'aHs' H''A"'H
and other articles o! 1re'I Hp3l' lJr lai,sJ, AZ
wen "' ''''h' "'''''' - '"' "''''''S
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las. sclrtI, Il.
). ]. Ctelshton N1n A''r . large !Ss"it-
lncnt CT hardware r'cS't as oi"'' c"''''j'
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u, b. 81 ha a,o:e . a "F' ''' 'F'"" -
Ferguson u pre- 2''cfn$; ; ''''''.S' i 1T goods
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ANU pTItu'n'S'
&. VIM. Ramsay IA" :: az ~ wa Il %
sentiment OF al the t'1''nr '''i''''S ''' '';'
holidays =,
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and l43 h'nE street, ''i'' IL ''',,'' :" >: pr
tumery, pnnNi'S, fo'l"' "'';'' "'i =: ;!r ;''''S
H. W. Avery "''':'''''] - 80 I'D "< 81"
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oo,t,ctionnrv r,la. tr,i,; ;,,i creams.
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n . 10y o"''' j ';'' .''''' - Stoves
aau ''n%"is. i..,.,;.,. ,..ho
lame Eind OF goods. ,.,: , g
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se"inS :, mac'n'S' h",''nS "'u 'l',' .;
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Julian j. \ ouos will sell 70" '''' '';'S' style
o: nat at Pa,',1 '''t'%' >.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

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