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FuR HUSBANDS.

Don't think when you haze won wife
that you have Won also i slave.
Don't think that Jour wife has less feel
ing than yonr sweetheart. Her relations
ship % youis siuply changeds not her ma
lure.
Don't think that yoh can dispene with
al the little cisilties u life toward Der III
marrying She sppreciates those things
quite rs much asoiber women.
Don't be gruf aud rude At l,oine. Had
you been that sott of tsl.os before mars
riage the probabilities are that you would
be sewing on ynur own butthns still.
Don't make yo1r wife feel that shc is an
iueumbranse Oh jon by Citing gradgingly.
What she needs, give as cbeerfully as il it
were . pleasure 50 TO d.. She will feel
better, 50 will ypn.
Don't medslle in affaifs Of the house un-
der her charge. ION have no more right
to be posing yonr nose into the kitchen
than she has 20 walk into your place Of bu-
sinrss add give direction to JOUR employ
ees
Don't end fnult with her egfyutagqacs
IN ribbons. etc.. uiaIl Jou have shut down
on cigars. tobacco. whisky, etc.
Don't leave your wife at home to nurse
the children. on the score OF economy;
while you helt down town at nights to see
the show or spend dollar On billiards.
Don't bolt your supper aud hLtry off to
spend Jour evenings lpunging around. n
way from your wife. Before marriage
you coaldu't spend your evenings enough
with her. @ &E@
Don't prowl IN The ldaing resorts till
night. wsstiog your time 10 culpahle idle
ness. leaving yonr wife lonely Ut home to
brubd Over your neglect and her iisappoint-
ment. # 9.''@
Dm't think the woman you promised To
'lOte. cherish. aid protect. becomes yonf
servant as her part of the cputrac:. ...s.
Don't think that b, ard aud clothes is d
sufficient return for all wife does for you.
Dnn't expect your wife to loye'and honor
ION II you prose brute, unworthy Of love
or hoEOr zass5 s~-@.s. s.s. a..t ss.5q ~ sat
Don't caress your wife in publie and
snarl and grUwl II her in private. This
proves Sou Doih hypocrite aud dog.
Dhn't wonder that yonr wife il not as
cheerful as she used 10 he. when ,he labors
from early morn till late at night TO pander
to the comfort and caprice Of self,h pig,
who has not soul enough TO appreciate hef.
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CRoMweLIs HATRED OF TuBAc.
(lns

Charles I. did not remove the restriction
made ny james. He esen vent ! step fur.
thor than that king BY making IL s,lc q
monnpoly - The crown. IN act especially
injurious 10 the tobacco growers. Crom.
veil also persecu,ed tbs Engli.h planters
aad scnt his iruolr 10 irampla down The
crops sheneser tbey could hn,l them. u
must have been m unwelsasne tssk 90 hi'
soldiers. Who. Q. ifin toksu II their hap.
py release from the pmssiors hand. saOk'
ed al bis fuuefal.
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HICRS
Flo,rer ami E,elet,b Z Gan.len

n tVFENI 0F''F v f.TttF'Tt Y N'fFtFtFf
Il the most beautiful work or the kind In the
world. IL contains nearly l5o pla.s hiinIre,ls
af fne lililstfaiions and Six Chrome Plates nf
fiowerS. beautifully drawn and ealnr,d from, nt-
tire. Price So cent III p1pcr covers: .op III cie-
gant rithh. Printed III tierman aud English.
Nirk,s Illustrated MONTHLY Magazinr.--as I1ees
fine illmstrmi,n-. aud Colnred Plate IN every
numbeF. Price - 4 ~~&.s Five copies Cor ~.
Nirk's Iaial0gilp.--3nn Illustrations. only &c.
Add 60, JAMES WICK. Rochester. n. III.
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Ulusfyufei Pyiced CattfIoque.

= seseniy .ass t.sss ;no Isius ratious. with De.
scrlpiinns 81 thousands ~ the best Flowers AMI
Vegetables III thr World, nnd The way t0 grpw
tllrm--ail for TWO Cent POSTAGE stamp. Print
ed In German aud English. ist
Nhk's Fhwer aud Vegetable Garden. - cts
In paper covers; in elegant riutli covers, f.l0,
Nhks Illustrated Alonihly Magizint---;s2 pages
lire illustrations. and Gnlor-l Plate II every
number. Price si d year Five copies for 81.
Address JAMES WICK. Rochester, n. y.
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.TICKS3
FlO,cer and Hmrtalae Sse.is

Flower ana VegetdIRe SsesIs
Are PAINTED by a Million People In Amcra. See
Nick's Catalogue. .--soO Illustrations. onls cts.
yirk's illustrated Monthly Magazine: ~ pays
fine Illustrations, aud ,olared Plate In rach
number. Prize |, ,s5 u year; Five cppies f,r ii.
Niek's Flower nnd Vegetable Garden 30 rents
In paper rnyrrs; with elegin cloth royers sl .O0
Al NV publications are printed la Ensish aud
German. Address. JAMES SI1K.
ROrliesfs.r " "
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just reached inauinod's estate. and HIS
future was FiltleslWitl,tIiat youthful ann
hilton That h nni,iighied by dissappnint-
pient. He WAS truly i fathers pride and is
nIotlers joy. With him lifes Struggle was
soon ended. but nol'ly iii he act his part
while Il lasted diomance 6tetmer.
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AN Essay on WOMAN.

The undnmes,icated editor Of the New.
port L0ui thus relates bis mairinuriai ex.
perience: " a woman j. a mighty handy
thing 20 have aboat the house. She doesn't
cost any more 10 keep than yuu,il give her.
and she'll take great interest In yoa. II
you 90 ont at night. she'll be awake when
you get home. and then she'll tell you oil
abau, yourself. aud more too. Of sour,
she will know where ycu have been and
what kept you out 80 late. and will tell
ypu yet righ, a:ter she gets through tell.
ing yoa That. she will nsk you where you
have been aud what kept you - late. And
after you tell her she son't believe you.
you must mind that and " after going /,
bed she ssys shc hrsi't closed her eve. ID,
whole night. and theu keeps mp the ,nslins,
two hours longer and won't 90 10 sleel
when .he has chance. yon musin't mini
iha, either its her nature .
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1886. rHlnrr rHinD YEAR. 1878.
3. ~ TIE
HOME JOURNAL,
INCREASED N sirK.
fMpnuyED m Quality.
REDUCED N cosr.
IMPROVED N oUALIrY.

THE NONE JOURNAL. take. the earlIes,
urea-isu ~ the fcseitlencnt OF business ul,ou
thr sserlr hasis ~ return 20 ~ old suis-vridi0n
tate. l'eferf be war. two dollarsa = y.af. 1his
Wa Il. ltrl.'c during nearly the entire period OF
The eiiarsllp az n. r. WILLS aud or NOIt.
Ills. The Ilrpsent reduction v daubly lar the
4lvantage oi The subrrilsf Tor while the rate Is
the sanie - sesrs ago, the .ze .of toe paprr hss
lsrm lagrsp-esl hllIl THIRD, variety q new "
review ~ the news offhe bed sarlefy a home
and abro II every week, making whaf the press
has assnort unanimously declared lole
= IRE Best Liferary Wpi Soceiy Piper
IN Aiaerios''
fIrhIs marked taln 10 the suh.cril,er The pub.
llsilefs are gratinrd 10 H. ahle % make wlfhnut
los 70 themselves Wy reH-on o. pre-eat large
they eauHt % rtlll greater advantages to their
sniavfiters, eonztfuily increasing lhe value af
tie Itipef and reducing t.le prize. thus kesping
u m ttc failure q. it has Seen in the past. the
CHOICEST AND CIfEj PEST
exponent afeultllFe IN fhe land. The leadImg
departments at The Journal comprise Editorials
VIEWS ~ new events N the world of iiesles-i,el-
TRES, Painting. eruIlanrr. Science. Mii~ir. aud
the ngama, OrlKisnl kssays; Ample Excerpts
from The lesf Enrnpean Writers, Spicy Letters
frasa correspondence " ~ ilse great Capitals ~
the warlls eopioas Extraels from New books;
aud faey aeruulits Of SAYING. happenings aud
doinKs IL The Bean Mgnlle; eniln nrlng the very
frtshssf snafteFs of Interest w tlk country and 10
Enrnpr-fhe who'll completely mirroring the
WI and wisdom. the hlinnr aud Irlthps. TIE
ntws and spaFklina gossip " the Zines.
TERMS. rnss. oY POSTAGE.
The Home Journal once copy, one year, g
3eoples, ene year, n
y . - ffl -
subsrtibers who wish 70 Iolp wlih ihs fIehr
Ienrmal anf one ~ tfr lehdng psfhaIlfpls ike
euit's iilaekweed's the Eneislf pnafteries. etc.
NAV d0 n the reduced rac " si ~ fnr the foiE
dnAlw maAaxlpe-, " N fnf Lliiell's Living Are,
Hi 81 fef Appirf1n's Journal. Address
MORRIS PHILLIPS n CO..
No, . ruk Place, New York,
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THERIcHEsT MAN IN THE WORLD.

- p . y e.. -
Tfinohey lie power. says The Whitehall
Reriew. what Il force il ]. W. Ma,key,
who, thirty wears sirce, was penniIess
hoy In IIeland. Twenty years ago he
travelled through tile United States as
speculative salesnian, aud sixteen years
ago lie wasa bankrupt. To-day, at ths
aye Of fofiy.iive, Mr.. Markey owns three<
eiglIts of the great Bonanza, tile richest
silver mine that lIas ever been discovered,
aud draws out Of Neva yearly income OF
e2.750.OO0, which H. the interest at five
per cent, on a capital OF ejj; ;OOOOOO
Z, Mr. Mackey's luttune increases s. every
minute: The question: Is, what will he
do wltlh3 or, perhaps Il would be
more cautioIs tn ask, Nlat will II do with
himP Fortunes In the Gar west often
vanish as rapidly a. they are acquired.
Mr.. Mackey has \ msgnlllcrst hotel III
Paris, where lis family reside, while he
passes most Of his time III Tile npighbor-
hood of his vast interests. Mr and Mrs.
Mackey passed the summer at Trouville;
in the charming villa Cordier, which
stands AN the hill above the town aud
oSsrlOuks the sea. r-.t
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

Nens genuine unieas ie airaatuFes of Harpacx and
pssss s1suts ier ths pniird stats fsaud On
the sfmppss. A hsnd.oue FrNard all h. given o. ser
ssneriux sseh may led fe dsse.
tsaa % party paFss rnnnersihg the tnsdieines
F@nalna fhe sante. kpaaing tL~n a. be spurious.
- sold II thr mannfartnry ~ Pvsisssr HaILswss
to- ksw Ysfk and ~ AL rssprftahlr dTnegsfa aid dfM
sssls Hedslas ihrelshsat lhs rislssa vuEid.tl pr
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Woman ga. tcser make 70 whistle and
when abe ,ries iti,nakes her whole couulon.
auce look us II !, had DECLARED var.
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WHY NOT TRY
WASHINGTON PAPER?
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United stai,y. Especially adapted for the Farmer
the Mechanic. aud the Family Uifrie. II i q
large eigitllagc paper. containing fi:ty.six ro-
lnmns 81 original and well selected Ness. Lite.
rary aud Miscellaneous reading matter, aud r..-
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rrwise le oldainrd all the News and tiD-<ip ~
The National capital, andihe doing. IL 'nngres.,
The Exrc>sirc departments, and the Army aud
the Many.
O.
TERMS:
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-. 90 and one extra capy ta'ihe griter up
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The London Lancet SAYS that out of
every bundled buried persons one living
persoII Is comsigned To the tomb.
A provcrl uf the. time af.er Poor
Ri"la,d- He who gors collecting, returns
rcflecting.
A French writer says that the xnrid wss
created oi Eridayr-. September Sth; i
little after o'cluck IL iIie adernum. He
,lOrsr't prbiuce any witnesses. Iroweyer.
Ade6nition Of bankruptcy lately given
By an English Judge Is reported " have
been: When mau owes lot ri money,
aud lawyer and accuuntant divide tie
estate between them
Twelve thousand dog licenses have been
issued 10 New York, including ,ix,y. fur
breeds. The greatest fayvrites are black.
and.tan. which number 2.IlG. shd next
the spitz. which number l.GO9.
4 Virginia nrgro 10y. VIII prnfessed 90
be dreaa,ully affsid ~ clInlera. tu,k t,tla
wnd, tuasoil IL. aud tltcfe was found
sleep. Being asked WIS he vent 10 tLs
sovds. hs saiJ To prst.'' :. HUI" sad
the ovetseef. :. how i.hiLat yon went 10
sleeps :. llm't know. mss.a. 'Saetly.@
responded the ncgm. :. but 'spsct must
bs,s O,stpta1sd myself,
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roar or aLExa.vDRzs, UcT'R. Ii.

POKT or .qLEX1-vNREE, UCT'K. Ii.
Sun rises....-..... + s sun ;ats. . %
ARRIVED.
Smp E & knight New York, to y A Reed.
sStc Defiance Philadelphia to F A Reed.
Sir Lady of the Luko, Norfolk, to a Reed
Str j w Thompson, Leonardtuwn,to FA Heod
SIR Msttsno Nornini to Broders q 20.
CLEARED.
Str Lady of tho Lake, Norfolk hy + A Reed
Str w Thompson, Nontini. by i n Eoed
Str NJ attano, Nouani. by Jos Brodhrs O. Co.
Str Suo, Baltimore ty Rroders & 20.
Schr Mary Mcfarland. Boston, hy j Ag'
lew & Co.
Schrs Msggis Myers, Havre de Grace; Ana
Turner. Norfolk Tannhauser, kennobec Rive;
w Field, Havre do Grace; John A Becker
man, Gardiner and Samuel Fl Travers. uHvre
do Grace. for Washington.
Schrs Oliver Ames, Fall River, aud Marion
Draper, for Georgetown.
PASSED DOWN.
9chr Edith Wright. Washington for Nolfolh;
Schrs w G X Mowry, New York; Mary 4
Collins, Boston; Matte a franklin, Portland t;
Ii Qdiorne, Boston, from Georgetown
DISASTERS.
Captain Milliken Of tho schooner Henry Il
Congdon, hence, at Providence llth inst, reports
on night of the 10Th, about O'Clock, lost OVER
board of Montauk his mate. Mr.. Is Jefferson
who was in act Of putting preventer on ICE
flying jib, when the cleat to which the lying JlD
sheet WAS made fast gave away, causing him 10
TALL into tho water and drown.
Schr Timonthy Field from Georgetown, u.
C., Of and tor Boston. with coal, dragged ashore
on east side, near head Of the hsrbor, at Vino
yard Haven, yesterday and has Elk loot or wafer
IN her hold, and lost hor jib.
IN DISTRESS. :
The schr VIM Tice, Tico master, hound from
Linden N. j., TO this port with cargo or gu;
sno, put in at Norfolk on Saturday leaking and
with loss Of sail. Protest has been noted, and
she is now on Berkeley haIs. a survey will DC
held to-day TO ascertain whothcr or not it Will
benecessary TO remove cargo.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Geo Tarbell, hence, at Boston 18th.
Schr + Baker, Georgetown, at Fall klv Oh.
Schrs NJ Anthony, Daniel Brown John
Sanford and Belle Halliday, Georgetown, at
Fall River 10th.
Scbr Jesse Williamson, jr. Georgetown. al
New Bedford 18th.
Schr Nellie BroSn, hence, at n London llth
Schr Geo Mills, hence for Groton, at Ne"
London 18th.
Schr Crissie Wright hence, at N Haven 18th
Schr B H Jones, Georgetown, at New Hsver
18th
Schrs Frank g Dow, CP Harris, Carrie S
Hsrt, Alfred B-abrook and Ruth L Carilsic
GEORGETOWN at Providence llth
Schrs Geo Aery, Henry 4 Congdon and u y
Lee, hence. at Providence 18th:
Schrs Disdem and Timothy Fields, George
town for Boston, at Vineyard Haven lth.
Schr NJ h Kldridge, hcnco for Portsmouth, M
Vineyard Haven l1th.
schr Stephen Morris cleared from Philsdel
plla tOr Georgetown 18th.
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8. Daalham has good Hats at 50 cents.

DRY GooDs must be sold very cheap.
Blankets, all pure wool, pure white only SO So;
Black Cashmere, pure wool, very wide, soc !;
excellent Black Alpaca, 25,; Black Tamlse !;
White Blankets, So; bleached table linen, SOC;
Shawls Cassimeres, for boys wear, 500; i'm
menso assortment of ChiIdren's Stockings !;
L,dy's real Englsh Stockings. woven seams,
25c; excellent Bed Ticking, 25o Canton fan
ne, very cheap Red, Blue, White aud Grey
Wool Flannel beautiful dress goods, $50.
Silks Silks Silks the largest assortment Of
black and colored silks; Black Silk Is. 81, 100
125, $50, l75 and 200. CARRIERS.
sept 2-Wtf I'll Market Space.
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OYSTERS

oysters! OYSTERS
j. T. ROBERTS
Has established an OYSTER SMOKING
HOUSE q! tho Oyster dock, and will keep con-
stsntly on hand supply Of the FINEST OY5-
TIERS brought to this market, having facilities
superior TO others in the business Families
supplied at short notice and satisfaction gusraa-
teed. Prices low. Orders solicited. sep 28-lf
WILLIAM II. SMITH.
DEALER IN
FRESH AND Sailed FISH
Fish WHAHF AND STALLS CITY MAR
KET'
would inform dealers and othors that he is pre-
pared to furnish them with all kind Of
POTOMAC FISH.
at the lowest possible prices. l would call tho
attention of buyers to the fact that my brand
stands No. in market at all times and intend
TO sustain my reputation in that respect
My stalls, Nos. and 5, Fish Market will Do
supplied with fresh fish every morning. They
will be superintended by MIR. James &. Grimes
ST., and families can depend on getting the best
whether they coma in person or send orders.
Persons at distance wanting Fresh Fish can
depend on getting them packed in good order
~ All orders addressed to WIN. b. SMITH
Alexandria, Va, will receive prompt attention.
mar
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NRIMMINGSl TRIMMINGS
~ y just received a large limo of DRESS and
TMtuAK TRIMMINGS, consisting Of Silk and
VWSTfsted Fringes. Brsids. Velvet Ribbon and
velvet on tho bias
oe: II 9. C. BERRY.
)fENED TO.DAY-Ladies French Castor
Hloves. Silk handkerchief, Shetland
I ".sI Wooden Hosiery sc.
W. IA. q. Nj. ADAMS, 81 King st.
RG1KLAPS FRINGE. in 10 patterns, and
no Thlte Hercules Braid.
O''A'4. c. NJ ADAMS. % King st.
EKESh GROUND NEW YORK BUCK.
ont HEAT FLOUR received and for sslo by
,S 80 Il. W. AVERY, 226 King st.
UnSiiE:D PEACHES AND APPLES, very
CT, c1p,9'co, received and for sale by
K. w. AVERY, 226 Kingst.
SSbvvahS, of oil grades, in store and for sAla
\T "a r. W. AVERY, 90 King at.
~ ct YORK BEANS AND FRESH
NrVa r. W. AVERY, 225. King St.
MY YORK BUCKWHEAT ius. received
" Ioct7l G. WIN. RAMSAY.
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For THE SUFFERERS Alexandra
Catbo!, Benefio isl Society,at its meeting held
last night, appropriated twenty five dollars
for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers.
This is the second donation by the same society
and speaks we'll for their charity.
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Men of $50 lbs. weight 90 to Dealham' 3 for
suit Of Clothing.

ESss- REopENINu OF AN ENTIRE NEW Mill.
merry SToCK.-Mrs. Lindheimer wishes to
inform her numerous friends and customers
that % account of the increased business from
her Alexandria friends, and by request of nu-
merous ladies of Alexandria. she will, lndepen'
dent Of her pew pIsce in Washington reopen
on next Thursday and Friday, October 10th
aud llth. with an elegant grand, new and
complete stock Of
9D~ MILLINERY, ~U3u
consisting of Pattern Hats, Pattern Bonnets
Feathers, Flowers. &C., and OF the mnst choice
styles add designs ever before ::A>, Ted at
Alexandria, or anywhere else, at her Cd stand,
No. 76 King street. to which the public IN gen
cral a1i the ladies' 10 particular. arc cordially
Invited.
Mrs Lindhcmcr will devote hcr apecial imo
a1a attention to the Alexandra gtcre, and hopes
to be literally patroniz,d. Prices guaranteed
to Dc cheaper Than ever. Respectfully yours,
MRS. s. LINDHE1MER,
Nas Is kag ST., Aexandtil. Va, and 904 7th
street, Washington, d. y. Get Sim
Moron FOR RAILwAYs.- Mr.. Joseph T.
kellcy'5 MOTOR for cars, which was on exhibit
ton at the fair, Gao bg.scon at j. l.. Ca.hcart
" CGn !. All persons Interested Sa0uld call
and examine this wonderful invention. Oae Of
these motols is to be built at the works Of
hlesSrs. Cahcart Il Sous. A stock company
for the manufacture IF these motors is to be
raised. and an opportunity will DO presented to
the uitiz,us OF Alexandra to subscribe.
Octll-IH%
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS AND Shoes
The most elegant assortment Of the latest styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen in this COUNTRY,
comprising ail the latest fashions. AL of these
goods have been made to our own order, under
our personal supervision, and accordiog to our
idea Of the tastes and wants of the retail
trade We shall b. most happy to exhibit
these beautiful goods to ALL whether they de.
sire to purchase or not WADDEY,
Get LIFT ITO King street.
For upwards of thirty years Mrs Winslow s
Soothing Syrup has 5een used for children. 1t
oorreots acidty OF tho stomach, relieves wlnu
collie, regulates tho bowels, cures dysontery aud
diarrhGl, whether arising from toothing or
other causes An old and vol tried remedy.
IS cents bottle. lie 22-tf
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.-Intormation was rccciv9d here this
evening Of the death. from Yellow fever, near
Memphis, OF Miss Carrie Plain, fnrmcry of
this city, and sister OF Mr. b, X. Pisi0, now
rcsiding here. This makes the third sister OF
oGc ari;y who has persisted by the plague.
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20: =: I. 40 : :. :: yoIt4;I:G,, g.. r.- .
rrrm:MIn ;si 81 n. j, exandria aad FaT!aX ,~' ,
an he had st this Office
=, .r2r ersy eagle waa thot and csrjure this
rcu!niEG, by cNOred man, in naln2ertc;d's
sWaunr.
Numbers Of black bass ara being caught Of
the WhaTvcs at this city now. The dsh are very
game aGd tho ama.urs enjoy fine spot in chatch-
ing Lhom.
ed lunstic, will he conveyed to tho Central
Asylum, at Richmond, tonight by Deputy
Sheriff Corbc!t, OF the county.
1t is reported that several disrepulable houses
al Eos Ign, near the Aqueduct bridge. were raid
cd yosteIdsy and those found there appropriate
~ punished.
The law of cau,o and effect is immutable.
Y GU don't need to 90 10 metaphysics for 1t.
Try DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER. and if after
luxuriating 10 the superb results you ever uso
any other afterwards. you may repeat with
Shakspcare's Dogbcrry. "Write me down 40
ass.
The Bulls Head, New York. is the great
depot Of exchange, barter and sale of all horses;
at it arc located all the prominent horse deal
ers, and every man In want ct horse, be 1t
either trotter, stately carriage horse or for
junk dealers wagon, is certain OF finding what
be wants, either in qualify or price. All are
accommodated. Every day car loads OF horses
are brought to ii; n their transportation they
are frequently bruised and MANNED. The deal
ers find nothing 50 quick. speedy and sure as
Giles Llnimert lodde Ammonia. You will,
if listener, hear the following Hello. Dan,
what aiIs that horse ?" kicked on the right
front kuee-swelled as large as big turnp.
Rub it with Giles Liniment that never disap.
points; be ell we'll to morrow" And so it goes;
everyone who uses it once will never be with.
out it,
Sold by E. S. Leadbeater & Bro. Send for
pamphlet. DR.. Giles 120 West Broadway. N.
Y. Trial size IS cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

Impo,taut.-Do not let your Druggist palm
off On YOU any new, cheap remedy for colds
whep you irquire for Dr.. Bulls Cough oylup
or you will b. disappointed. Pr'ce % cents q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

FINE CLoTHINn-In another column Of
to days Gszstte will be foubd the new edvcr-
t;semcnt of Mess,s. liable Bros, OF Wishing.
too These gentlemen keep first class stock,
and Ill who patrotiz them may bo sure Of sat
isiaction. Mr.. }. NJ. Huchanan, formerly OF
this city, is DOW countc'ad With this house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-14

See me aud rely upon fair dealings. 3. D1al'
ham, 62 King street, corner Of Fairfax.