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A Tclcgrslp1,tc Cnsnbiancn.

3TFNF7f73H7H L1HpEF.
August Doudel, the bruye little telegraph op-
orator, who was shut upin tho Pittsoury railroad
office On that terrible Saturday night, kept on
tclegraphjng, doing Ills duty, without the slight
est regard to tho mob surrounding him. They
Meeting wires responded to his hand. When at
last they fired the building he quietly, aud with
atonch Of humor, sent his last message: "Firc's
too hot; good night" and got away in time,
showing him to be as sensible rs brave. 0hcdi-
cDcc to order and discipline we're neyer more
needed than now. aud it is noble thing to die
at ones post If thereby trust Is kept that sares
other lives or keeps destruction aud rapiuc at
bay. But to hit 1t rs accurately as this hoy has
as his magnet worked and he could send intclii-
gent replies over the wires, and then to know
when to quit, makes us confess that the modern
Casahiauea is great improvement over the old.
, 1877-08-12

into the enemy's country, and, speaking to one
OF my colleagues of the Russian press, be said.
1T Is all very well for you as Russians to shsso
the risks: but this poor Frenchman Is fallmy
like fowl into the pot. We shall either con
oucr Armenia at blow or have to make most
difficult retreat" The correspondent Of tia
Teu,ps adds that It would be hard to hnd
greater contrast than Gen. Louis Melikoff and
his second in command, Gen. Heimann, whoso
bluff manners and way Of speaking make hin
the type OF the leader OF forlorn hope. Hs
great courage gives him immense power over
his soldiers. but be is one Of those men who
would use their heads to batter down wall.
The brave old soldier knows his defect, but he
cannot help it, for the smell OF powder intoxt-
Gates him. The only way to prevent him from
rushing into the thick OF the tight would be to
bind him hand and foot,
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Gen. NIe4ikon.

The correspondent OF the Paris Temps with
scription of Gen. Louis MeiikoG, The Commando
cr-iu- Chief: "Still young, the General attracts
BY the softness of his manner, and there is
somethfng quite pensive and yet penetrating in
bis look. The smile completes what the lips
1eave unsa1d: but the dominant feature In his
st1nburnt face is q mixture of i1npassibilftY and
astuteness- It Is said tina. he is bv nature of a
pcssralst turn OF mind, and he told me himself
that be took very gloomy view Of affairs, being
OF opinion that the war would be protracted
one, and that England would interfere He is
not blind to the perilous character OF his dash
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speesat Correspondence Of ihe tribune.
NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-Sterility OF novelty Is
the disadvantage under which present fashions
labor. and this aitmcnt nronisrs tn cnntinuc for
r".t.:.h. ~. ,a.'. !',sA. .n. ~ ..'1 ~ ~
io.'n's NJ ~ 'east' ""acA u 1ons elule aot
fashlon to continue In anything. This state OF
uncertainty is distressing beyond measure to
molistcs and dealers. the latter of whom are
e,,,,r;,,o, 1,ro,,o ~ ,o,,o ,+,-t,,.rx ,vn,.,ar
1u'ote ~, 9ons e'A' "11ns "o's'''so'
"'1le tne 1otnaer oelaoot tne1r Drains LOT ne"
modes In way that would engcnder softening
or congestion OF those ORGANS in apy other than
thc roomv crani,,m of n modistc worth has
49,. 49, ~ a. e:a:s.1. .s .,.- ~ -
echI VS. one 1tin'''9 no'city III tnc e''.pe "
very dalnty costume. 1t is aoaptcd oest LOT
pcrcalcs, cambrics, and goods Of that ilk,
though it NAV also be made OF other desirable
f.h-;u- :. oo,,s,st. ~ a sl,rt rho ,,sua, walk,
.no'e'' ~ eons1o.e VI . sA.' .H,1-N11e-as"I
Ing Iength OF aeinl-trAueo' LUZ o'n'pis
flat fan plcats. There is no ovcrdress IN rcalt-
tY but Que is simulated By trimming, similar
tn that IN the skirt. The charm OF this cos
t,,.,. :, ;ts nnncr nortion w1ich reveals nrimar-
ueA'1 ,aaeo1, G,+in,r ,,,,,o+ ,i,o .ha st-;rt
1y aons' 9.;t ,vh;to sh;r. ho.
II Is opSn IL a,ua. XXI ,i,,n1snatos - ~
soni a. paque sess ~ ieoet +h;s
same aftcles as worn 9s Est!s,gn. .s
tIue VI .le VA? ? .',a ~ h",raynr =. ht
o. s'ie snls. as e,,r,,,];,,,+aa ~.
uosuia VI 49,, 'a,a1, "1,1 o-auat nn;nnt;ra
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thon half filled: and the Vaudeville Company,
whose engagement terminates the series, nave
in like manner been received by audiences
which may have been fit but have unqucstfona-
bly, been few"
The reopcnine of Drury Lane, supposed oy
transmittcrs OF tradition to mark the commence,
sncnt OF the winter srason ut the theatres Is n1eu
Wills, of Scott's novel Of " Pevcrl OF the rcak, :
with the rather clumsy title Of " England III the
Days Of Charles the Second," then Will DO pro-
duced.
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HER VERSION: FACT.
TITS absolutely true, and don't mind telling you
That Tom and have broken of at last:
Hes poet, you must know. and the very s'Tellcs
bean,
Though he's what the virtuous call IN trias
We lirted in the sunshine and underneath the
moon,
And smiled so warmly, with cooler glance fol
And altogether, Jennie dear,
We went little deep, tits clear;
But Tom, you know,
Was such 4 beau,
Aud all the girls did want him 60,
On the very mnddest hop-nieht,
Midst the wnitzing and the wine,
Came III upon us. nnann0unceu,
That General Of mine.
acknowledgements discomposed
And Tom sworc-sonlething like - Bulldozed!"
Inc ar was heavy, Jennie, with n most porten-
But the tlrtt words Of my General descended like
balm:
"1f the gentleman will pardon. we'll promenade,
And Tom, he never turned to catch one parting
glance Of mine,
No swee: good byes-no low replies
I've never seen Tom since, my dear,
Though CLEANS from out those dangerous eyes
Make other hearts than mine feel queer.
But Gfynne. my General. RAYS I'm pale
And wonders that my epiFts fail.
'Tis only, Jennie, for your The cause dnre re-
veal. my dear:
But q to close my evcs and float,
Meath SnMn,cr-s1tles, tn rocking boat
With Tom. tsrnr Tom, In Lnna'e CLEAN,
1'o WOO 1ne III my happy drca,u.
Alas! to ot!cr1 turn those eyes
No more for mo their iyht Btlnll rise.
ConA ". HAnw1
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THE GAME OFCHESS
CHESS DIRECTORY

LIfE5S 0l1EEI1O1El.
r C8.cAso CHESS CLuB-Nos- 60 aud 65 WASH
lngton street.
cH1cAGo CHESS Observation-Disclosures Cale,
l74 East Madison street.
Chess players meet daily at the fremont house
{Exchange) and the Sherman House (Baaemen:).
All communications intended forthis department
should be addressed to TIE TRIBUNE, and indorscd
+tChees,"
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This term is applied to games in which four
players engage,-two on each eide, the partners
moving in turn without consulting each other.
The following game was conducted In the m7u-
ner described at Simpsons Divan, a few evenings
ago, between Messrs. Hewitt and CLARK on the ono
side, and Messrs. MacDonuel and Robey on tho
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White
White. 4
White to play and mate in three moves.

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 81.
White Elncl:.
l..R to K 4 ch LIZ takes E
40 toQ5ch 2..k takes G
3. b mates
SOLUTION TO ENIGMA NO. 81.
White. Black
1..E toK7 1-.Any moFe
2..Mates accordingly.
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Mr. Blackbutne has challenged Ar. Stcinitz to I
rclutn match, and the cnlyalrous DEF has been
cepted on the came terms in the main a. those of
the last contest The match will probably COM
mence In the latter paEt OF August st-London Field,
.5isiu 81.
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- Correct solution to Enigma No. 81 recei.e6
from ". Il. Ogington. o. Il. Benjamin, j. 4.
Campbell E. Barbe, c. ". CLARK, and E. E. B.,
city; ). a. Greenhill, Cl1nten, H.
- Correct solution to Problem No. 81 received
from y. H. Oyinston, o. r. Benjamin, J. h
Campbell, E. Barbe, and r. A. Wainwright, cig;
A. b. Berry, Princeton, H.; j. A. Greenhia,
Clinton, H.
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and the Black allies resigned
{al We believe this to be one OF the weakest
variations OF tho Giuoco Piano.
(b) The partner, 1t will be seen, declines to
pursue the variation further. The usual line Of
play here is:
7..PtoQR4 I 7-.Eto ORA
E..P to 1t g.. 1t to k9
9..kt to RS ! 9-.ktto Eta ETC.
(c)Althoueh this appears to be lo1ical con- ),
tinuntion OF his partner last move, 1t would haFo
been better to have castled at once.
ID We think 1t to B preferable In pursuing
this premature attack. the Black allies commit
their Q r to ing}orious nentrality-
fe, Whites last move threatened TO via the Q
by to 50, and the retreat OF the kt Is necessary
to provide refuge for her majesty.
IL Wo cannot discover any motive for this
move.
(g) The net was spread ingeniously, but NJ
Hewitt, whose turn It to move, SAW that II he
had played Q to Il ch, White could have replied
with P to B ). putting both pieces en- prise.
th> II %. B to @ 3, then 36- r takes q. etc.
~ White might hare forced the game at onco
here BY 80. q to r 7, after which Black could not
have deferred the mate except by useless sactaeea
Land cnd Wa<er.
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ENIGMA NO. 30

ENIGMA NO. 80,
BIT NH. .. ". CLARK.
White. Black.
King at < H7 Kfng ut KB4
- Queen 1t E BIZ Bishop III
Bishop at f 50
Knight At K Be-
Pawn ut K B4
P0wn At K1
White to p}ay and mate in two moves.
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The Choral Uuion, which did so much last
season for music in tho West Division, is already
~ the iieId with its prospectus for next season.
The scheme for the season Of 1877 Is embraces
SIX concerts, for which season tickets will be
issued to associate members at s., each ticket
admitting three persons to the six concerts,
There will be three concerts by the Union and
three BY select performers, as follows: Nor. l,
6y Choral Union; Dec. 6, BY Select Performers;
Jan. 8, by Choral Union; Feb. I, By Select Per
formers; Feb. 2S, by Choral Union; March !,
bv Select Performers. Applications for mem
bcrship, either active or associate, may be made
70 the Secretary IRON whom any information re.
latins to the Choral Union may be obtained. The
renearsals OF the Society will begin on the sec
Gnu Friday evening Of September, at the Union
Park Swcdenborgian Church. O. BIack1nan is
conductor and II. Z. Cole is Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA EAps NEW roRK.
The Philadelphia North An.erica,. thus gets
even with New York on the Thomas Orchestra
question:
I. Last summer MIR. Theodore Thomas had a most
unsuccessful season in Philadelphia. and his mag
nihcens orchestra was broken up. Then the news
paper. Of New York expended their rhetoric in
aSuss Of our lack Of appreciation and urged aIr.
he did. to the delight Of those who criticised his
patrons here. But in New York his experience
was even more disastrous. and the Growing over
lis return changed without many grndings to the
feeble cackc Of protest and the eventual whine Of
dsmay. Utterly unable 70 lire on the boastingz Of
his fellow-ctizens, Mr. Thomas started West, and
now hc unblushngl ely tells the public that New
Iord would not even afford him place to give his
concerts, much less could they provide the people
10 sustain them. This is little rough, but our
ne}ghhors have still the consolation Of remember
ing that the taste OF the country is unculttvnted In
this matter Of music It Is not so much the fault
Of the people OF New York rs OF the composers
whom AIR. Thomas delights to interpret. II they
vii, write scores that New York cannot UNDER
stand. they must learn tho experience o. distayof;
then, perhaps, they will compose differently
NINE. GERSTERsS t4LCCLA.n
The London Times says Of Nine. Gerster's
second appearance.
Nine. EthelkA Gerster, whose hlghIy.fkyozable
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A SUmMER-DREAM.

T11a VERSION: FANCY.
Into the future peering,
Two pairs of eyes tonight
While trembling hands nre steering
On toward the beacon light.
Sweet Love, the lighthouse keeping,
Trims for theft boat his tame:
One lingering. doubling, weeping
While ono into hnrpor came.
Two dark eyes weary with watching,
Heavy with nnshed tears;
Two blue eyes the radiance catching,
For the l0re-iight has banished his fears.
He has moorcd his boat, ana lie turucth,
Reaching an eager hand
Quick, for his glance disccrneth
4 reef midst the shifting sand.
Too late! For her shallop is sinking
Crushed on the hidden dcath,
And the vampire Sea Is drinking
His darilng's beauty and breath.
She Is swept from his eyes
by the pitIless wave,
And forever low lies
In the mefmniden's q cave.
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These were rather bizarre to suit thoroughbred
taste, but were rapidly bought up BY some
ultra-fashionables, who will buy whatever is
recommended to them as ''the latest thing
from Paris, and all the style.'
The yellow fever is slightly under control,
but it still exists with formidable violence.
Mandarin has been restricted to the tinicst por-
tions OF toilette; for instance, it may form
pear in any quality is to stamp its wearer as the
possessor OF cxccrab1e taste and the patroncss
of wrctchcd modistc. A new sort of olive
gray, sort Of greenish bronze with yeliowy
tipgc4 is a handsome and novel tint It is e1-
tremcl; rich, and as yet has been imported in
the finest materials. have been privileged to
see a dress of il which is now being made as
portion OF bridal trousseau- The wedding
is to come of in October; SO heavier set OF
dresses are required There is long skirt of
train measures sixty inches. and is round. 4
deep box-plcated douucc borders the skirt, and
the centre OF each plcat is turned back and is
fastened BY handsome ornament Of chenille
and bronze. The basque is in front Of the pop
ular aud elegant French vest model, the vest
portion being OF brocade in color like the silk.
The back is like gcntlcman's dress coat, and is
ornamented with passetnenterie ornaments of
chenille and bronze. The overdress is deep
apron botdcred By suuerb fringe, a foot deep,
Of chenille md bronze strands. The left side Of
the oTerdress is turned over towards the front,
and shows lining Of the most exquisite shade
of blue. The back breadths are lined with
blue, but very little Of this color is permitted to
show. \ slight dIsarrangement Of the drapery
reveals it occasionally. Thessleeves are open
some inches up the outer seam. aud show also
the lovely blue lining. To accompany this su-
pcro toilette is bonnet OF olive color, with q
wreath OF bronze leaves and clusters of delicate
blue blossoms. Long, wide strings Of blue
Grape are clasped under the chin By a bunch Of
bronze leaves and blue flowers. II is most su-
pcrb toilette and a marvel Of construction.
MATTE &
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-09
By Green s.. Wise,
i2esl Estate Agents and Auctioneer:

i:esl Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
DUBGIC SA LE OF THE VIRGINIA TEL
L EGKAPH LINE-By authority OF a deed
OF trust mado 10 mo by tho Virginia Telegraph
Company, bearing dato the lst Of July, 1871, to
secure the payment Of tho Iir:t mortgage coupon
bonds Of said company, also decd OF trust
bearing date lst Of ,anuary, 1878, to secure the
psYmon! q tho second mortgage coupon bonds
OF said company, both deeds having been duly
recorded in sli tbs counties through which the
telegraph lines run, [ VIII, SIS trustee namcl IN
said deeds, ciYJr for saio by public auction, IT
tho city Of Alexandria, Va, in front Of tho city
Court House, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of
Octotc:. 1877, st - o'clock H., tho ENTlRE +
PROPERTY OF THE SAID VIRGINIA
TELEGRApu COurAN i, TO wit: Tho line
Of ttla2ra1 h extending along tho Washington
CITY, Virginia Midland and Grost Southern
Railroad from alexandria to the town Of Staun-
ton in Augusta county; and from alexandra,
along tho Washington and Ohio Railroad to
The towns OF Leesburg, hamilton and Clarke }
Gap. in louloun county-in &! about 2oO miles
Of wro--togethor with their rights. franchises,
instruments, poles, wire, insulhtors snd brackets
belonging and apportainingto Tho SAID telegraph
limo.
Terms cf Sale: One third cash on day o! sso
the residue in two equal instamcnts, payable N
throe ard six months from day O.! saso. The
bonds Ct tho purchaser, with S)od personal SO.
curity, will be required for tno deferred pay
ments. The title to bo retained until all the pur-
chase money bo paid. The property to bo re-
sold at tho expense Of tho purchaser upon failure
to comply with terms Of sale.
sep 25-ts CHAS. X. HCOFF, Trustoe.
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WINES AND LIQUORS..
yEnglehardt's S Lager Beer

Bottled for Family Use and Shipping.)
The attention of tho public is respectfully call
cd to very superior article Of LAGER and
WEISS BEER, brewed from tho bost Malt and
Hops with the greatest care for its purity, and
put up in the most convenient style with pAtont
shoppers.
Invalds or doicato persons will derlvo much
benefit from its use. Orders left at Louis APP
pich's restaurant will receive prompt attention.
Country merchants and dealor5 supplied at
lowest rates. Delivered to any part Of tho city
HENRY EN4LEHARDT,
my West End BroWory.
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NJ II 1 g E

1 have Just returned from the North with
full line Of the following goods: Lsdos and
Gloves from 75c to 81 IS per pair; Handker
chiefs at all prices; Zephyr Worstod, white 10c,
coored lac per OF Ladies' Embroidercd Col
lars l5c large line Of Lace Collars for child
rem; Corsets from 50c up; Yarn, Navy, Blue
Vests and Pants of all sizes; Gard Board Silver
Paper Pictures in great variety; Motto Pocket
Books Steel Purses new style; Lace and Silk
Scarfs; Crepe Lease; all kinds of Ruhling very
low; Buttons, Frnges and Black Velvet on the
bias also Velvet Ribbons and every thing in my
line as low as can be sold ia this or any other
city. Call and sec for yourselves at
G. G. BERRY'S y King st.
Agent forSINGER'S SEWING MACHlN ES.
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AUCTION SALES.
i}v Groen & Wise


[Real Estate Agents and Auctionaers.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ BY virtue ct two decrecs-one Of the Circuit
Court for the city Of AleSandria, Va, and one
OF the Corporation Court for said city-:Ec un-
dorsgnod is authorized TO sell by public auction
A LOT or GROUND, situated on the wost
side Of Royal street, between King and Prince.
beginning "a feet to tho northwarl Of Prince ST.,
at tho north line Of An alley feet wide; thence
northwardIy psrsllel to Royal street and bind
ing thereon 70 fset 5 inches thence westwardy
Hsrlow's line; also tho LOT adjoining on the
north, beginning 1l3 feet inches TO the north
ward of Prince strcet; thence northwardly par
alel to Royal street and binding thercon 10 feet
4! inches to Gn alloy feet wide and 4O feet deep,
and running back l05 feet inches to Harlow's
line
The abovo lots will bo offered for sslo by pub
lie auction on WEDNESDAY, tho 18th day Of
October, 1877, at T. o'clock H., in front GG tho
entrance 70 The Court room, on Fairfax street! if
not sold privately before that time.
Terms Of Sale One tenth Of tho purchase
money in hand on tho day Of sale and tho resi-
due in throo eqaal instsllnents at 6, Il and IS
months, with interest from the day Of sale; the
bonds Of the purchaser TO be given, with socur-
ity and the title to be retained until the pur-
chsse money Is July paIdn; AID v,or
Fpp to--aHt9 SSh'hi =. VI h''H'p'
ssrE1HE POLLARD TRACT" CONTAIN
4 ING 2S4 ACRES, ROOD AND go
POLES. IN LOWER FAUQUIER. ATPUB.
Lie AUCTION-By virtue Of g deed of trust
executed to me by William L. Lowrey, dated
Juno 9th, 1876, and recorded in tho Clerks Of
lice Of the County Court of Fauquier county,
will oirr for sale by public auction, at tho front
renton, on MONDAY, The 22d day CT October,
1877, tthat being tho lirst day Of the County
Court tho tract Of land in said deed mentioned
called THE POLLARD TRACT" containing
261 g., r. and ~ D., bo the Fame moro or less
This land lies in lower Fauquier, and is espe-
cialy valuable on account OF the gold mine sit:
uato thereon, ard is part Of the real estate of
which Robert Embrey died sei&o1.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
N. B.-Seling as trusteo " ]! convey o''!y
luch title as is vested in me by the deed sforo-
said. Il. TAYLOR SCOTT, Trustrce, &c.
Fnu1,iicr county, sep 2-e0t:
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

CTEAMED OYSTERS
- At JACOB BOHRAUS.
NO. SOUTH ROYAL STREET.
He has Just completed his new apparatus f0T
stesming oysters, and has fitted up LADIES
DINING PARLOR, where oysters IN every
stvlc and other delica:ies viii, be furnished at
tho shortest notice and at all hours.
IMPORTED WINES and BRAN lES
and other choice liquors can be had at the bar
son 2S-lm
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lOr sale az
FRENCH'S, 90 KING STREET
Alexandria. Virginia.
Just received largest assortment or all the
books used in the public schools Of Virginia; for
| sale at prices fixed by the State Board cf Educs-
ton. Price lists sent or application.
A full stock of Blank Books, from tho largest
Ledgers and Journals down to the smallest Pass
Book; Composition Books, Check Books on all
tho banks of tho city; 3 hundred thousand as.
sorted Envelopes a well.selected stock OF
French and Irish Linen Note Papers with En-
veopes to match; Mourning Papers and EnVe-
lopes a large assortment of American Letter,
Legal Cap Fools. cap, Note Paper, Flat Letter,
Flat Cap, Folio Post, Letter Heads, Bill Heads
Printers Blanks and Cards. Bristol Board, all
sizes Gold and Silver Paper, plain and figured ;
Papeteries sll sizes, styles and colors; Playing
cards, Visiting Cards and athousAnd other cholco
articles usually classed under the hoad Of sta
tionery. Miscellaneous Books Of fine. assort-
ment; History, Biography. Travels new Juvcai!o
Books Bibles and Pray Books in grta. varl-
ETY.. Constantly receiving new Books.
Books and stationery mailed to any part or
tho country at lowest rates
Owing TO the new postal law increasing the
postage on packages of merchandise from halt
cont to ono cent per ounce, the price Of lot No
l, five quires, noto paper, prepaid, will be 80
cents; lot No. 2, 50 CENTS lot No. g. gu conlsi OF
No. 4, 30 cents and 81. French Quadrille same
price. sep3] GEO. E. FRENCH.
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Nv0TIGE TO TAX PAYERS.

The bills for State taxes for the year 1871 arc
IN NV hands for collection, and sIl persons pay
irg the same before tho lst day Of December
mex. viii be entitled to rebate CT two per CEN!
All bills rcuaang unpaid December lst lS'',
will have std:d TO them Is penalty Ct h,e per
cent, 3; rccUirel by law. Otlicc Room :, Mar
kc, Builjiig Iinurs-9 to 5 O'Clock.
oct $40. VI. 3. HARLOW, treasurer.
vxyN, MANN RED WARRIOR AAE.-
w Oar Axc hes stood the test for more than
Gfty yc.-s. We MIKE our Axes in tho Old way,
outing tAr steel into the iron, not over 1t. OuT
Axe is lust what W. cisi n for it-the best IN tie
uasrket. Every Axe stamped "Wm. Mann,
Supe,ior Lewi:toWn Cast Stccl."
4 large stock OF thr above Axos just rccclvcd
and for ss,n wholesale and retail o! s. King St
corner q Royal, by o,, su,N
DAR SOLDER, BLOCK TIN and ia Bbll
d META l. just received at 80 AIng ST. ns cI, ,ho
ner of Eoyal-Gt0 lbs Tinman's Sol1cr ;o "a nd ,r
bost quality; also supply OF b:'l rotsii Of, !"
Rabbit Mos for sale Wholcsnir anu '''''' -
ouantit;es T., suit Orders solicitGu; 6 con
sep 70 ''. !. ~ ,,IIy
ryTYa CHOICE CLlPPEDand FAA1La W! \
| h RuE HERRING, spring c"tch' 1914 III
half oATr''s' ''' GEO. McBURNEY S SON
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OYSTBRsl OYsTERSl
FRIED, STEWED OR RAW,
Att. RAMMELS, MARKET SPACE.
He has them fresh and good, and always
@> >Lsdies' Saloon in the rear.
Don't forget if you want to enjoy meal go
10 RAMMELS OYSTER SALOON, Market
Space.
Nj The BEST OF LIQUORS and GIG AIRS
always on hand. sop l3-lm
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FIRST GLASS GERMAN RESTAURANT.
No. II Cameron street.
OTTO PORTNER and LOUIS FABER.
The citizens of Alexandria and strangers will
find all they may want to CAT and drink, Of the
best aualty and served in the neatoat STYLE, at
this new restaurant. ie 30-tf
DIANOS AND ORGANS,
From the most celebrated factories, for sale and
ront. Pianos and Organs sold on the instslment
nlsn on The most reasonable terms. Tuning and
ronsiring promptly attended to by experienced
men at ,or,u
PIANO W4ARER 0 o MS,
423 Eleventh st., few doors above fenns a7o
- Washington, II: :,
Sole Agency for District OF Cou ela ana !, al !
arandrin Va, of the celebrated AN ABE .
CO.'S. and McCAMMON'S faVorite flANo0
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