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THE POPEs RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The pOntiical treasury defrays, as it did be-
fore the occupation of Rome, the charges of
600. A few of them have not objected to draw
two salaries, one from the Pope, one from the
state; but the Pope, though he knows this.
Keeps silence. The Italian government ten
derS under the "law of guarantees to his
holiness annually $f45OoO, gold for his civil
list, single note for that sum being specially
engraved. This the Pope always declined to
money has been covered into the Italian treas
ury. Peters Pence amounting yearly to
oyer $1,000 0oO, defray the expenses of the
holy See third of the amount is devoted
to christian works. missions, hospitals. schools.
churches, &C.. another third to the mainte-
nance OF the court and the ecclesiastical ad-
mlnlstratlon; The remainder goes to swell a
reserve fund to be drawn upon in emergen-
cieS.-[N. y World
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A Young HERO: Andrew kinkade, the
nlght operator Of kensley, Kan. At a. m,
nve desperadOes with blackened faces entered
tae depot, and covering him with their re-
n0Nefs, ordered him to hand over the money.
them an empty cash drawer, and pretended
tnat ne mad not the key of the safe, and gained
Tine I'll the train rolled up, when he made a
hred at. The trainmen and robbers exchanged
running shots for two miles, when the towns
people, being fairly aroused, turned out en-
maSSe and the bold highWayman had To fly
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Will THE LORDS Cc,apRoMIsEe-It is I'M
aerstSo Non on good 9stnority that representa-
I'VE i've vi MESS. Lord, Day & Lord, and one of
Yesterday to compromise the present lunacy
proceedings by making an acceptable division
81 old Mr.. Lords property. This is regarded
the questions raised, and thus avoiding any
further exposure. alike painful to all parties
interested. 1t is feared there may be some
World 9TH
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81 Professor Peck of the Homer. N. Y.
Academy has been fined $50 for severity whip.
ping pupil. The jury at one time stood six
~ favor 0f making the amount q 900,
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-
brick dwelling, 18th, between l. and NJ streets
northwest: $1,000. Col. Alexander, repair a
dwelling, 1877 eth street northwest 500. VIM.
Shields. repair brick dwelling, 800 18th street
frame dwelling, X. between 18th and 18th
streets. James q. Shedd, construct two three
story brick dwellings, Rhode Island avenue,
between 10Th and 10th streets: 81 900.
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GHIRTS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
- PLACE IN THE WORLD, AT
@. GEO. HIEGINNISSs
Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory, 1002 y .Streee
Northwest, Washington, ID. @.
OkDER IN the most elegant manner for q. g.
Fine DRESS SHIRTS made TO order, of WAN.
M.26. Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready-mAde, Of
Wamsutta Muslin md Twenty-one Hundred Lin.
twist Auslin and Eighteen Hundred Linen, for 60
cents: Boys Fine DRESS SHIRTS, u, 12K and
QUITS only 8 cents pair. Six Finest Four-ply
LlNEN G0LLARS for IL Heavy Canton FlAn.
order and guaranteed to give satisfaction, both In
quality and Ut An goods sold Are 0ssGrdntsed -
only.
ana94-z Z. YOUNG CHM, Manager.
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WESTERN SCENERY AT ArCrro~ -r,
1ew1ns Will sell this evening at O'CLOCK in
she CoreOran building, a fine collection of IVES,
fFa views.
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LORDS OPERA HOUSE.

a8=The Management begs to announce that at
the ernest solicitation of great number of pa
irons will be presented
FOR FEW NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY it'll
EVERY EVENING. MATINEES WEDNES-
DAY AND SATURDAY,
THE GREATEST SUCCESS ON RECORD,
The New Version OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
WITH THE COMPANY FROM THE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE, NEW YORK,
Including the Great ''TopSy.''
MRS. G. e. HOWARD.
Mr.. G. G. Howard as ''St. Clair. - Little Oracle
Wade as Eva - Mr.. Geo. T. Mcdonald as I'm
Gle Tom Darrien Grifin. the Greatest Banjo
Player in the World, and the
ENTIRE SPLENDID COMPANY.
SCENERY AND EFFECTS ALL NEW.
THE MOONLIGHT ON THE MISSISSIPPI
THE OHIO RIVER Is MID-wINTER.
THE ENClTING STEAMBOAT RACE BE-
TWEEN THE LEE AND NATCHEZ.
ONE HUNDRED COL0RED PEOPLEIS THE
GREAT PLANTATION Scene
THE VIRGINIA JUBILEE SINGERS IN
THEIR AMUSING PLANTATION
PAsTIMtS.
Also, the
CHARMING CABIN SONGS OF THE SOUTH,
SO BEAUTIFULLY RENDERED By
THIS COMPANY.
Admission. so cents: choice Orchestra Seats. 81;
Reserved Seats, IS cents: Gallery. % cents.
Matinee PriceS-AdmisSion, 30 cents: Reserved
Seats, % cents extra: Children, % cents.
Box Office open all day, commencing Monday,
Feb. 11th. febS-St
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INSIST upon your suffering friend TO try D3s-
rdng'S Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism,
and he will rise up and call You blessed. Price
one dollar.
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the Treasury TO place to the credit of the Dis
trict of Columbia on April l, 1878. an amount
equal to all the deposits made by the treasurer
Of the District since the 1st day OF July last
and reserve therefrOm. in reimbursement to
the United States for ADVANCES and payments
made since that date. as follows: For interest
pOltan Police. board of health, fire depart
purposes and expended by the District Com
missioners in repair OF streets. the unexpended
balance to be covered into the Treasury. At
the credit of the District; at the end of each
month, an amount equal to all the deposits
made by the treasurer Of the District during
the month, excepting such as are made
on account of water rents, and all the
to the draft of the District Commits
siOners. The. Secretary shall thereafter re-
serve from said deposits an amount sufficient
to meet the interest falling due each year on
365 bonds OF the District, and the District Com
mlSSlOnerS are authorized to eXpend any mo-
neys in the Treasury of the United States to
the credit OF the District for the purpose set
forth in their estimates of expenditures sub
mitted to Congress under date OF January q.
1878. embracing the remainder of the current
fiscal year. and all of the fiscal year ending
June so, 1879, including the payment of that
portion of the expenditure of the Metropolitan
Police heretofore borne by the United States
and said Commissioners shall hereafter an
nually submit their estimates of receipts and
expenditures to the Secretary of the Treasury.
to be by him transmitted to Congress-
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MUST BE CLOSED Orr in n few davs BLACK
s ss, o,ack cashmeres, beautiful eolored dress
siIsbtv Sn 9sida gnilts and sheeting cotton
70 preached table damask. 20. dnnhi@' VA
7e7 Market space. ." carter =
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MARIE ANTOINETTE NATHALIE
Nl POLLARD.

-
Widow of +. A. Pollard,)
In Her Great Character of
PRINCESS MUT QUI.
TIIR EDUCATED CHINESE LADY,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ON WEDNESDAY, EVENING. FEBRU AIRY Is.
Seats reserved and Tickets sold at Whitaker :.
S41 PennSy yania avenue. Doors open at Z: Lee
ture 10 commence AT 8 O'Clock.
Admission Fifty Cents. feb5-6t-
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AMUSEMENTS-

TONIGHT TONIGHT, TONIGHT
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Colonel Roberto
ING ER SOIL
DER Ss s ia an, %G
THOMAS PAINE.
Tickets at Brad. Adams to-day 4,
WENDELL rH.E THH EOS, ,n,s.-
MONDAY. FEBktARI IS,
NOUS literary lecture at Lincoln Ham ae ON MS Ia
THE LOST ARTS.
This lecture has been substituted. hy special re-
quest of citizens OF Washington, for the lecture
II has been delivered by Mr.. Phillips more than
piece of artistic orsory that New England has ever
s.sTIckets SO cents, including reserved seats, at
Brad. Adams. feh12-6t
CONCERT AND READINGS,
sreet hfEMBbf GHTk Il eg FTps st9 and
The prosramme embraces he following names of
faySri,s artists of his city; Messrs; Tweedale,
FisGSek mST5S MiSs MY fnR Mssf aT
Adams, HGf, with Mr.. VIM. waldecker as Pianist
Adm ission fifty cents. Tickets for sale al Matze-
rGtt S and at the door. feh11 %
NATIONAL THEATER. Oates.
Week February 11th. ENGLISH COMIC OPERA.
(The Popular American Queen of Comic Opera, ,
with her successful
NEW ENGLISH COMIC OPERA co.
The largest and most complete examination in the
United States. and the ONLY ONE making spe-
cisty of performing in English the operas OF Oaen-
bach, LecOcq and other French COMPOSERS.
CHANGE SF OPERA NIGHTLY.
TUESDAY: ::::: NINE. ASGoT:s Child.
TMnHRSESEAr 81 E6kpE
FRIDAY ...............BENEFIT OF OATES,
VIII be presented for the FIRST TINE in English
LA PERlCHOLE.
Introducing Good Bye. Sweet Heart, Good Bye.
SATURDAY MATINEE AZ q
SATURDAY NIGHT....GRAND DUCHESS.
q and Chorus and OTcl e>Ira,
New and Elegant Costumes. Properties, etc.
musical CONDUCTOR. q ARL II ERSSEN.
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-YARD-wIDE percales. 90: 211-wide sheeting.
~ cents black alpacas. black cashmeres, from
5c. up; plain mOhair dress goods, Il cents,
former price p: table linens, towels white
SSonnterpanes. from 80 up: carpets at cost ::
r5l@hkets al cost cloth for boys wear, -, 81.
Il. See Towson-s dy-4dyf
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counsel for George Robinson. filed petition
for writ of. habeas corpus, and Judge DIN
ordered the writ to issue, returnable on the
18th inst The petitioner represents that he
Lewis Savoy; that on the 9th inst after plead
ing not guilty in the Criminal Court, he was
convicted OF assault and battery and sentenced
to Jail for one year, and he is now confined in
jail. He claims that although the Criminal
Court had jurisdiction of the. crime whereof
he was charged, it had no jurisdiction of the
Ofience of which he was convicted, because by
section 1919 +. S. of U. S., relating to the Dis
trict original and exclusive jurisdiction is
conferred on the Police Court
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should be taken in regard to the improve.
ment of the navigation of the Potomac With in
the limits of the District Of Columbia. The
after the passage of the act. and 5000 are ap,
prOpriated out of the United States Treasury
10 defray the expenses of the commission.
SENATE AMENDMENTS TO HOUSE BILLS.
the Capte Nort stres ae
South Washington Railway company, report
ed by Mr.. ingalls, from the District committee
in the Senate yesterday, changes the route
proposed after crossing eth street at Center
ana avenues, TO connect with the tracks OF said
company on lst street.
The bill to further define and enlarge the
powers and duties of the board of health of
the District Of Columbia, as amended by the
senate District committee, provides that it
Snail pe the duty OF the board of health Of the
ulations TO prevent domestic animals from run.
nlng at large within the limits of the District
OF S0iumbia. subject to such ordinances as
said board of health may provide
BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE yEsrEP
The bill of MIR. Williams, of Michigan. for
auditing the District Indebtedness proposes a
commission of three to audit oiitstanding
claims, their certificates to be exchangeable
for 6per cent. l0-year bonds. All certificates
must be- presented within five months after the
passage OF the act.
MIR. WEIGH introduced a bill appropriatine
$1,000 to be expended in employing destitute
persons in filling up the disused portion of the
canal and improving the grounds south of the
Capitol, the money TO be expended under the
direction OF the Secretary OF the Interior and
the District Commissioners.
Mr.. Mayhew'S bill to settle the Indebtedness
of the District proposes torevive the old board
of audit, one OF the members to be appointed
by the President OF the Senate. and the other
by the Speaker Of the House.
SUPPORT OF THE DISTRICT
Mr.. Hendee introduced in the House a bill
10 amend the act for the support Of the Dis
trict government for the fiscal year ending
June 10, 1873. The bill directs the Secretary Qi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

ANEx GUERR1LLA's SERMON. The PRINT
tive Baptist Meeting House on Fairfax street:
between King and PRICE, was unusually we'll
filed yesterday morning to hear sermon
preached by Elder E. Y. White, formerly Col.
Lgc WLie, the famous Confederate guerrl ii
chleftain. who has recently become preacher.
Save bullet scar on his right cheek the Elder
presented none of the marks that are usually
supposed to distinguish man who has passed
through such stirring times as have fallen to
bis LOT, though the short, silvery gray hair, the
comparatively thin, straw colored mousach, that
terminates in az imperial of the same character,
and dreamy. glazy, grayish blue eye, that,
however, occasionally flashed with tho b1llilaDcy
OF 40 eagles, might havo shown, to keen
observer that beneath all that placid exterior
there burned spirit which, though under the
complete sutjeo:ion of his will. could readily
account for all the gallant feas that are told or
him. The discourse was really an excellent
ooe, aud presented tho peculiar tenet of the
church 10 which the Elder belongs-that baV-
log once obtained grace it can not be lost, aad
that sins committed in that state serve but to
remind men of their unworthiness and bring
them back to God-in its most favorable light.
He closed his remarks by an adverse criticism
Upon the 50 called christianity that had caused
the late civil war in this country, and the more
recent Russo Turkish war and all their terrible
s1fferipss. lie held the undivided attention
of lis large audience for more than an hour,
and could have held it longer had be been go
disposed.
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Rv Eronn g. Visa
Dy NTtUH q W IsB,
fRnal NsInta A nants end Anntin

jI.cal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.)
E-TOMMISSiONEESS ALh-By virtue Of a
~ decree of the Circuit Court for Alexandra
counts, Va, rendered ct It's August term, 1868.
in tho suit of Ede!en and others. plaintiffs, vs..
The Mechanical Building Association, the un-
dersigned, commissioner therein named, will
soil on SATURDAY, the 19:h day of October,
1875. at Il q clock NJ in front OF the entrance to
the court room. on Fairfax street, in the city of
Aexandria, Va, by public auction, the follow
ing EEAL ESTATE, to wit:
No. l. Hugh Laihsm's Lot Of Ground on the
east SIDE OF Fairfax street, between King and
PRICE, 81 feot inches by 125 feet inches:
10. 2. John Il. Pascoe's two story Brick
House End Lot on the east side Of Fairfax street.
between Wolfe and Wilkes Is feet by l23 feet
inches.
No. j. Cslob r., Richards Lot and Tenement
or the east sido of Payne street, between King
and Cameron, Is foe: by 50 feet to 10 fl. allay.
No. &. John Summers Lot and Improve.
ments On the west side of Pitt street. betWeen
King .nd Prince, 81 feet 6 inches on Pitt street.
by lii feet II inches deep.
No ). Harrison w. Hardy's lot on the North
side Of Croaoko street, between Alfred and Go.
lumbus, 20 fee! So inches by 81 it. in depth.
Terms of Sale: One tenth of the .purchseo
money tn DO paid in cash, and the residue in &,
II .nG Is months; The bonds Of tho purchaser,
day o. sale to be taken for tho deferred pay
ments, and tho tito to DO retained until the Oh.
tire purchase money is paid.
seplG-aots g. w. WATTLES. Com. Of Sale.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE BY vr.
= tue Ct The decree Of tbs Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, rerdered at the June term, 1872,
in tho nit Of w. &. Gooding, assignee, VS.. j. Il.
Barnes, &c, the undersigned, commissioners OF
sale. will on Monday, the 2lst day of Octo.
Der, ISL Court day. sell 10 the highest bidder,
st IL @ clock To-, that CERTAIN TRACT OF
LAND whcro upon James Fox recently resided.
This lana lies abou! four miles northwest of
Fairfax G. H., and near Fox's mills; containing
twc hundred and fifty one sores and 70 poles; is
well wooded and watered, of good soil and sus-
cepllbie of hight state ot cultivation. Persons
desiring to purchasc arc referred to Mr.. Richard
johnson, who resides near the promises.
Tern Of sale: So much cash in hand as will
psy the cos! aud expenses of sale; tire residue
IN three equal annual payments, to bear interest
from the day of sale, and to be secured by the
notes Of The purchaser, with good personal Sc
curity, and retention Of title until the last pay
mcnl is msdo ConVeyancing at the cost Of the
purchaser THOMAS 4. LOVE,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax G. H., sp lG-wts Comms. OF sale.
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AND CONVINCED, SAYS
s. Dealham, 90 KING ST.
AUCTION SALES.
By Green s. Wise,

ERcal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
3 DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE-On SATUR-
u DAY MORNING, October 18Th, at ten
O'clock, will sell by public auction. at the
STEWART BUILDING, King st between
Pitt and Royal, LOT or HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, consisting in part of Bedroom
Sets, Carpets, Stoves. China, Sc, SC.
Sale positive Terms-cssh.
oc 1885, HERBEkT BRYANT, Admir-.
@-The shove sale is postponed until THURS
DAY, October 24!h, al same hour.
Persons wishing to inspect ths goods can do
60 on Wednesday,
oct lS-td HERBERT BRYANT, Admr
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rour ~ ahEx.7.,uAzs, ecy'Es. 81.

roisr oT aEEx.7.NyiAs-s, <sGyAs. 2i.
ARRIVED.
Stonu John Gibson, New York, t. r Il Reed.
Str Defiance, Philadelqhis to 4 Iced.
Str Lady OF tho Lake, Norfolk, to L Il Reed.
Str j w Thompson, Leoaarltown to \ Rec!
Str Msttano, n omini, - j Eroder5 y 80:
sSchr l. e Williams, Washington TO Is Hco"
jchr Warren Sawyer. Georgetown, !" j
Agnew & Go.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, 5y F :, l;"e
&tr } w Thompson, Eo:nlnI, by : \ l'"e"
Str Nattsno, Nomini. By Jos Breeders ~ GO.
Str Sue, Baltimore, by j Hroders s Go.
Schr WaIron Sawyer. GeoTgetown, ty L
Agnew s. 60.
Schr 6 G A TrAvors Richard, by I AHoe
PASSED UP.
Schrs ) j Fart fhiladolphis Il r Clark
Norfolk snd W W Hsckctt, havre a. tr-ce
for Washington.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Howard Williams, UobCkcI " Il
Marvel and a NJ Bird i'oston; } 4 flicker
man. Providence and Il y Hedges Fail River
from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Abby Ghaxter, Georgetown. =. bsnSot
lS.h
Schr NJ Tabor, hence. at New Haven 18th
Schrs Ii Z Congdon and !, s. l Lee, Tor tui:
port. cleared ut Providence 18th.
Schr Ephraim & AIMS, holco Tor Boston, q
Vineyard Haven lSin.
Schr John Siusmsn, from Georgetown Tor AS
piuwa put into Kingston, ia, (no date ieasy
bat would probably proceed.
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FORT FooTE.--Tbe abandonment of Fort
Fcct3 has been begun, aud co Saturday there
was a s3le Of condemned goods The sale Of
the quarters, land, 49,, it is reported, will take
place in about month. when the fort will be
entirely abandAed. In this connection the
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Gazette says -
mot long ego, it will be remembered, Tie
President ordered the Secretasy Of War to de-
tail Msjor Breckenridge, cousin of Mrs.
Hayes, to the arsenal at this point and send
the comp'audaut here to take his place at Fort
Foote. Ever sincs this was done there has
been much discootepJ 10 army circles, as the
commandment ut too arsenal was the senior OF
Breckenridge and entitled to the better place.
le order to harmonze matters the Secretary
OF War, 60 doubt after consultation with the
President, ordered Fort Footo to be abaudoaed,
and the uoops arrived here yesterday under
orders"
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C.6JNEL C1.r.HEEEE.

Arrived-Bosts j Bradburn, " Doerner, NJ
Corse and w Gregory, to American Coal Co.
l. Gross and Nj Sinclair, to lamp d Bait
Coal Co; w Motett ard NJ Mack, TO New Gen.
lcal Coal Co; A II AgneW and L J So;ners to j
7 Agnew & Co; B Summers, to w y SmoCt.
Doparted-Boats A II Agnew, 4. GreonlesS,
jr, w Moffett and Bradburn.
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From tina! cid and wcll kDown citizcp, Geo.
G.. Sick!ts. esq, father Of Msjor General
SickIes. y. S. A.. latc Mioistcr PIenipcteptiary
10 the Court Of Spaio.
have resided for the last seventy five years
ia tie city of New York, and during that time
have sscE and tried great variety ofremedies.
OF all tia! have mct Giles LuimeDt Iodido
Ammonia exo3ls. Fave not only use1 it myself,
but great many with whom l am acquainted
speak so highly Of it 10 headache, neuralgia,
toothache, rheunatisn. pains 10 the shoulder,
back ard ioins. l. is equally scrviccahic il the
stables. therefore pronounce it tue best
combination knoR r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

seq NOTHING SHORT OF uamstaka1e bcuo-
fits conferred upon tens OF thousands Of sufferers
could originate and ms'ntsin the reputation
which AYERS SARsAPARILLA cnioys. 1t ia s
compound of the beSt vegetable Alternatives, with
tie iodides Of fotsssipm ard Iron, snd is The
most efectusl Of all remedies for scrofuIous,
mercuriai or blood disorders. Uniformly sue
cesstul and certain in its remedial efocs. 1t pro-
duces rapid and complete cures of ,5crofuls,
Sores, Bols, Hrmo-s, fimples Kruptions, Skin
Diseases and al! diGorders arising from inpuri:y
of the blood By its ilvigorating effects it al.
ways relieves and often cures Liver Complaints
Femslc Weaknesses aad Irregularities, sEd is f
blood it has no equal. 1t tones up The system
restores and preserves tho health, and impart:
vigor and energy. For forty years it has beer
in extensive use, and is to day the mes! available
medicine for the suffering sick anywhere Il. S
Lesdbester g Bro. Agents
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LOCAL RT!SETE&S.

WEATHER PRoBABIL1TIEs-C1t 81, le7S.-
Fer tie Middle States, variable Winds, mostly
s0utherly, clear or partly cloudy weather, sta
ilcEary or higher pressure and temperature.
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE.-Messrs. G. Il. Il i!
4 Co. haye had construote i Suspension bridge
oecr Lee street, which connects their extensive
bakery viii the property opposite that estab'
Iishmeut, lately purchased BY them, and which
thcy use as their sorehuuse, 10 The fridge
is suspended from the third stories of the two
buildings, made fast to the joists. is capable OF
us:aiulug a weight CT several tors, aud is
most complete cOutrlvsnce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

The EXTENDED POPULARITY OF DooLsr s
YEAST POWDER is tho best evidenc, of its
worth. Whenever ytu want light, whit,
sweet biscuit, delicious po.pe, clcgaut cake, or
choice puddicg, DOLBY s BAKING POWDER
should be used. Perfect purity and absolute
full weight arc the #atchworda OF the manu-
facturers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

DOCKET KNIVES Ivory, Pearl, Shell:
( Cocoa and Stag Hsr dlea-argo sleek, fresh
goods, at reduced prizes
JAS. f. CAKLIN s. SONS,
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SToVEsl
NEVER so LOW AS NOW AT
HOY'S NEW STORE

NO. I1s KING STREET,
Where can be found a large assortment Of Port
able Ranges, Cook, Psrlor, Dining Room and
Office Stoves, of the latest styles and most im-
proved patterns, each and every one Of which is
guaranteed TO give entire satisfaction.
SPEARS, SEXTON'S and all other FIRE
PLACE HEATERS, put up to heat one, two
and three ROOMS.
Also large stock of Tinware. Chamber Ssts.
Coal Holds and Shovels, aud House Furnishing
Goods in general
~ Roofing, Guttering and spouting done at
short notice in city and country on the most
reasonable terms.
churches and public buildings specially.
am also prepared to repair Fire Place Heat.
ers, Furnaces. Cook Stoves. Ranges and all
other stoves that are made.
All work warranted.
sep 26-3m THOMAS HOY