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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07
The Fassoss Platte Canon.

How" said 9 Cabinet oebcer re
Gently. did the projectors OF this
rod ever have the courage to attempt
Its construction >
They bad never visited the pro-
posed line" sas the ansvex. They
never bad. II vss necessary 10 connect
Deaver with the vssf mining region
beyond. In spite. therefore, o! the
fact that preliminary survey had de-
el.red the vsy utterly impr>cticable.
IL spite Of the fact that no wagon road
ever had been deemed possible, that no
mule trail had ever peaetrsted it, that
DO; even adventurous man had ever
found rest for the sole of his
foot IN its impenetrable fastness, the
plucky men Of Denver built the road.
and to-day il stands - . veritable
triumph Of mind over matter. . monu
ment more enduring than brass to the
skill Of the American engineer.
Picture Q marrow line, almost the
geometrical right line-length without
breadth-between perpendicular cliffs
rising in many places TO the altitude Of
!. zoo feet. There is barely room, even
after the dynamite has done its stupen.
dous work. for the rushing, dsshing.
foaming Platte Greek and the narrow
gusge train. Literally not foot to
spare, and unless one has Q head to
spare, the warning injunction given in
the car is to the point. In Q dozen
places the creek itself has been turned
out of its bed, cribbed, cabined, con.
fined to still narrower limits to get 9
right Of way for the sturdy locomotive.
In some places men were lowered down
the face of the cliff . thousand feet BY
ropes to drill holes in the face of the
rock. in which iron rods were inserted
on which to make platform to gain q
footing to do the requisite blasting.
There is no room for telegraph poles.
and the wires are suspended from short
iron rods set into the face of the rock.
In places the rock hundreds of feet
above it overhsngs the train, giving
the nervous one an involuntary shudder
at the inevitable should the Frost King
ever loosen one of the huge fragments.
Down this gorge tunlbles the Platte,
like the cataract of LAHORE. Nearly its
entire leugth it is dashed to O creamy
white foam. At no point does it spread
out into those pools that other streams
indulge in. It is ut rare intervals pei
lucid. but never placid. Up this canon,
twisting and turning, always climbing,
pants the little locomotive, and the
wheels Of the train, as they whirl, now
this way now that. around the con-
tinuous curves, groan and shrek as il
in mortal agony. First the train is on
one side, then on the other of the little
creek. It doubles on itself. and you
wonder how any less elastic substance
than India rubber can 80 convolute
itself. Simply by short curves the
train trsverses ten miles in making an
air line OF but fve.-Cor. Detroit Frel
Press,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07
Marriage in Public Parks.

The latest Stiffness that Cincinnati in-
dulges in is public marriages at Inwood
Park. A society was established not
long ago by ex.Mayor Moore and others
who ought to know better, and this 90.
cisty has for its object the promot ion
Of marriage" The society gives gold
ring to the bride and come furniture to
the newly-married couple, and further
mole does the marrying for nothing.
The marriages. are, Of course, done
Wholesale, and consequently the 30.
ciety gets the very lowest obtainable
rates. The society gives big picnic at
Inwood Park when these interesting
ceremonies take place, aud thus they
pay expenses aud probably reap large
profit The city is flooded with hand
bills Advertising the picnic. The 60
oiety announces its aim TO lie TO promote
in ell honorable ways the marriage Of
citizens, giving material aid to young
couples to begin married life by secur.
ing homes and getting employment for
the husband. The invitation il the
bill reads: Young men. come with
your sweeth' arts, aud il you have none
there will be thousands OF handsome
girls to select from: young ladies, come
and bring your besux with you; old
maids and deplorable bachelors. don't
fail to be on hand with the hope that
you may yet In. saved. Come one and
all and enjoy yourselves. "-Desroit Free
Press,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07
Steel Steamboats, tor the Hudson.

Mr.. Van Santvoord, the president of
the company which owns the Albany
day boats, has announced that it il the
intention OF the company to construct
q boat OF steel Of about the sizs of the
Mary PopeH. The weight OF q steel
hull is said to be considerably less than
that of an ordinary wooden one, and
its capacity for fast travel is proper.
tionately greater. The new boat will
replace the Daniel Drew in the regular
trips, and the Tbbard will be remod-
eled and improved. All this, however,
is for the next season. Meantime, they
who travel on the Hudson have reason
to be content with these two a.
steamers as they are. They make gfh(
time. and afford comforts aud elegan6k,E
which are the admiration especially OF
the foreign tourists who make in them
their first acquaintance with our river
steamers. Admirable are the scru.
pulous neatness with which they are
kept and the trained efficiency of their
crews. Those who have travelled on
the Rhine or the Swiss lakes cannot
fail to notice, by way of contrast, the
neat, rapid, quiet, and, one may say,
elegant manner in which the landings
are made and the passengers and their
luggage discharged. The DAME! Drew
and the Ebbad have this season car.
ried daily their thousand and more OF
passengers, yet without uncomfortable
providing; nor do we anticipate that
the number will be lessened in Septem-
Der, which is, perhaps, the most de-
lightful month of the year on the Hud-
son. One of the satisfactions in travel
ing on these boats is that one is always
sure of good company, the presence OF
people of polite habits and appearance.
These are largely made up OF native
and foreign tourists who, guide. book
in hand, study with enthusiasm the
the ever-changing grouping OF the hills
on either hand. Probably today the
Daniel Dre,o will carry more than its
usual complement as for, at least, as
West Point, where, to-day, the Custer
monument is to be unveiled with mill
tary ceremonies. The trip to West
Point is one of the pleasantest excur-
sions that can be made from the city:
Between the arrivals OF the up" and
tie clown" boat there is an interval
of three or four hours, which one may
pleasurably devote to rambles And the
inspection of the government grounds
and buildings, with time to spare for
good dinner ut the old West Point Ho-
tel, under whose revered roof all our
great military heroes have slept.-Ns~
York Home Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07
The Women of To-Day.

A lady now at Saratoga wears 800,
600 worth of diamonds.
Two young ladies have taken horse
back ride from New York to Waterbury,
Vermont.
Mrs. Morehouse, of Liverpool, N. Y,
has bestowed $50, 900 upon the syria.
cuse University.
In Dublin the porcelain ct the Female
Industrial School is very superior and
widely sought.
Only nine women presented them
selves for the Harvard examinations
this year against sixteen last year.
Mrs. Lydia Maria Child, the author
ess and anti.slavery sgitator, is now n
years old, and lives at her old home
in Wayland, Mass.
It was announced in Paris that on
the 10th Of July ladies would be allowed
to take seats on the tops of the omni.
buses in the boulevards Of the French
capital.
An Arab writer says, ," A woman will
make as long and patient tug as a
camel if you will only give her kind
word and show her bit of green COM
fort at the end"
A new prophecies, with twelve apos.
ties has arisen in Russia. She breaches
austerity Of life, the avoidance of wine,
meat and marriage, and nothing but
tea for liquid refreshment.
I Catholic women in Rome in very
large numbers have signed and pub
lished formal protest against the pro-
proposed italian law which makes the
civil marriage obligatory before the
ecclesiastical.
An old lady at Newport scours New
England for old china. spinning wheels.
ancient clocks, brass candlesticks,
which she sells to Newport cot
tagers. Her rooms are curiosity shops,
and she makes q good living.
"A Cincinnati shop manager says
that he employs girls because they at
tend to business better than boys, says
the Commercial, and adds, 1.-The next
question is, Does the proprietor psy
them as much a. he would be obi ged
to pay boys?"
At the graduating exercises of the
High School at Newburyport. Mass,
one of the girls wore print suit, her
father having offered her 800 il she
would do so. But with woman's tact
the pattern was Of 90 delicate q nature
that at short distance it passed for
silk.
In the paper collar industry nearly
10 600 girls from IL to 16 years Of uge,
are employed. A skillful girl can count
and box 10 600 collars during q day of
ten hours length. Many hundreds
work in gold leaf factories where deli.
cacy of touch and close attention are
indispensable rather than heavy labor.
k;Mrs. Christene Clemson, of Chicago.
is Q helpmeet indeed to her husband.
She il . thorough caLinetmaker, and
every wooden article OF furniture in
her house was made by her own hands.
She was taught her trade by her father
in the old country, and puts it to the
good use OF furnishing her own house
IN style that would be envied by tho
majority Of people in much better cir.
cumstaDces in life.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07

Turkey, in the political Specification
Of the word, consists OF horde of
greedy, hungry pacbas and bloodsuck-
ers, Who want Europe to provide them
with the means to indulge in tho foul
debaucheries in which they delight,
and whose financial morality is about
on par with that OF professional
swindlers in gambling hell.-London
Truth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07

Blessed is the man who has found his
work ; let him ask no other blessedness.
Know thy work. and do it; and work
ct it like Hercules. Que monster there
10 in the world, tho idle man.-Coriyls
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07

Gounod has sold the score Of the
" Tribut de Zamorrs" to musical pub.
Usher for four thousand pounds, half Of
which Is to be paid on the FIRST represen-
tation, another thousand at the fftieth,
and the rem .inder when the opera has
been played seventy .ave times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07

George Francis Train says that Ieince
Jerome Napoleon ia the bravsst ukn il
Europe. Shouldn't wonder II he yzare4a
af,ar all. Xs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07

A beautiful and talented girl had
completed the course OF study in
popular college with which was con-
nected. Her share in the public exer-
cises of commencement day was re-
ceived with enthusiastic admiration by
large promiscuous assemblage. Inc
President took the earliest opportunity
to congratulate the father upon ms
daughters brilliant success, and the
plain, blunt, but sensible old man re-
piled Nov. sir, would be glad TO
have you recommend some good school,
to which will send my daughter, thas
she may be taught to spell and wr,!e'
for her letters home are simply dis'
graceful"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07

The richest woman in England. Lady
Burtlett- Coutts, has not been much OF
. traveller, and many years have passed
since she crossed the Channel. Recent
~, however, she went to Amsterdam in
her own steam coach, the Walrus. 1t is
Q large steam vessel built for the pas
senger trade. but at present fitted up as
u private yacht and manned with q
picked crew. After her return to Lon.
don she expects to visit Cherbourg. and
then. if not tired Of the sea. she contem-
plates making tour in the Mediterra-
mean. She intends TO go to Constantine
pie, the city to which she sent from her
own purse nearly $1,000 during the
recent war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14
MEDICINAL.
] 7 " HIR,

This importsrt organ Weighs but about
three pounds. sid al the b God in a living
person (About three gall rns) passes through
It at least once every half hour, to have the
bile and otaer Impurities strained or filtered
from it. Bile is the natural pursative Of tho
bowels, and if the Liver becomes torpid it is
rot separated from the blood, but carried
through the veins TO all psrts Of the system,
and in trying to c:cspe through the pores OF
the skin. CAUSES it to turn yellow or dirty
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
ard Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation.
Headache Biieusness, Jsundice, Chills,
Mslsrisl Fevers. P les, Sick and Sour Stom.
sch. and general debility follow. MER-
RELL'S HEPATINE. the great vegetable
discovery for toIpidi!y, CAUSES the Liver to
throw eff from one to two ounces OF bile each
time the blood passes through 1t. as long as
there is al excess of bile; aud the effect OF
even q few doses upon yellow complexion
or browa. dirty locking skin, will aston
ish all who try is-.hey being the first 81 mp
toms TO disappear. The cure of sll bilious
diseases and Liver complaint is made GER
tain by taking EepatiRe in accordan ce with
directions. Headache is generally cured in
twenty minutes, and no disease that arises
from tho Liver can exist if q fair trial IS
given. Take no pills when you Can 90!
EepsLine at tho same price. For sale by
all Oruopists PRICE CSC aud 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14
IERGLvI.9 NEHS.

Sioce las! july tIty voter 10 AiD 'ms'!s nave e.,
been disfra: chi,cd, e. oos ,ftbe peDs'tle' i.r
their cElc:es.
Mr.. Frsdeii:k Fo4. wall Known nuac'aD
Of Richmond, dl:d sud:ielIy OF al popexy }es
te!day at his re:Getc' ca the Grove roac.
At,he Richuood Stock Exchange yes'erda?
First Na'ioasI BsDk stock cod at l22 and
Bank Of Virginia at 81, Fire and Ma'iae stock
sad at 37}.
Gel Heory Cardy died suddenly 10 Hanover
on Thursday night l4st. Dsoea'eI was rs.
tive Of Rcciester, n. Y, tu; came 10 Virginia
in 1853 aud Invested largely 10 real estate.
Al cooferencc Of readias.eis Of the Lsiela
,ura yesterday il Was agreed 10 call reao]u't
,rs' State convention for February IL, TO Issue
sn address, giving rsa:oDs therefore, aod IL
oppose apy increase OF the present rate CT taxa
lion.
The James rivir at Ricbmo1d ross yesterday
70 about fuurtsen teet above tho Ordinary level
Fears of serious icuojatoo are still ep.ertaln
ed, There is 90 change in the ic, gorge. Five
schooDers aud tso brgs boued for Richmond
are r. D ,rted d,i9rn Ashore at Hog l.laud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

COMMUNICATED.
WILL cot the Committee 90 Gains, recon-.
mend t. The City Council the approp rIa,oo Of o
,uGieient amount to purchase for this 50 styled
FIRE company a new house, a pzir of black horses
sud steam fire cogHe; also some no1sy for
the 1u,chase Of rubber boots, tobacco, both
mixing sod chewing, snd beer ard whisky
uoncy also. Yes, hy all msaus gsntl. msG.
sive lbe Sul company ST .OU0-perhsrs TIL.
will not be encugh-I say give them $40 DOC;
it viii do for election in The spring. Wat Il
CHS Fir, COMPANY
Two DOLLARS On THE HUNDRED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY. The hous :Gcsps'
or cock woo studies ecooomy 10 the khcher
eau do 20 10 che direc,ioo by always u.Da
DooLEYs YEAST POWDER. 1t viii be iouoC
atIuip economical and vslushio eSssteIt II
baking Biscuits, rolls, bread, oska Of oil kluts
Wsfies, mufias, aud most ell aric'cs pre- r4rsc
from 4 u; aud Why? Because, Ia usl9g Tn
Doeley Powder you save 10 eggs, 10 shottehing
10 patience, 10 everything; aud " hen the tax
log is done, it ia turned out light, ralatab'e
ADD wholesome, 50 that every morsel is cater
up and no waste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

The stable Of Mr.. Robert Bonner, rsor!is; 20
New York Ledger. is tuiIt and KEPT IN IN
NEST improved ond mcd;rn plan, boit a. r
cards veutistiou, light, warmth. RIG. Alr
Bouner's taste for horses il veil kdow1. III
pcnlemau 10 charge OF this valuable si.aio VI
Mr. Ross. By the use OF Gils' Lin!m:ut II
tide Ammonia. h. removed r!osbolcs a3c
buuches that bad resisted eli other treatment
Send to Or. Giles. 45l Sixth aveaue, n. I.
for pamphlet containing full intorma.iva. So!t
BY Z. s. Lssdben.er 4 Bro I7!a! size y
Cents
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7 1T NGS

The fatality of Consumption or Throstand
| Lung Diseases, which sweep to the grave at
! least one third of all deaths victims, arises
| from the Opium or Morphine treat nent.
| which simply stupehss IS the work of death
goes on. $1,000 WILL be paid if Opium or
Morphine or auy preparation of Opium.
Morphine CT Prusaic Acid can be found IN
the Globe Flower Cough Syrup. which has
cured people who are living to-day with one
remaining lung. No greater wrong can %
done than to ssy than Consumption IS incur,
able The GLOBE FLOWER COUGH
SYRUP will cure it when all other means
hsve failed. Also Colds. Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all diseases of tbs throst ana
lungs. Read the tesliuonisls of the Hon.
Alex. H. S.epboLs NJ others in our book
free to all Ut tho IIug stores lake no
Troches or Lozsnges for Sore Throat, when
you can get Globe Flower Syrup at same
price FIR sale by sll Druggists. PRlCE
2Sc and ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14
ArIdvras,a SALEs.
by +. a. Kerby, Salesman.
e. LEAUBEaTM

by +. a. Kerby, Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL rs.
" TaTE-By virtue Of ,cres of che Circuit
Court Of Alexandra count:, pronou Ia osd ~ i.s
Novembs- term, 1873 l. Tho ca ,Jcery SUIT OF
C.ccker, guarii,n VS.. Crocss's e1ecutors and
other, lhe undersien+d, special CO Oh missioner
in SAID Casa, will Offer tor sale by pu 1lic AUCTION
on SATURDAY, January l3.n, 1873. at twelve
O'Clock ~, in fro:t Of tho .harket douso, on
'toysl street, Alexandrla Virginia. certain
PAnT OK pAk-EL OF Lard. lying III al.
e1sndra county. nod desert bed as fellows
Com nencing on the north Old, Of the Colu 1ols
turnpike sod ru' ming tneocs norm elsot d.
gre.s west f,rty I've aud haif rojs; thencs
north eighty three degrees eat thirty iour aId
a half roos TO The Coiumoia schoo: h"u.si thence
westerly along toe north liGs Of said school Ids
to be north West corner thsrs /; thongs scatter.
IL aonx the West liue OF sa,d school 10! ten rods,
or Whereabouts, ~ the aforesaid tIrnplse; thence
westerly slopg thn rs!d tutopke u lac pl acc Or
bexiuniGg, cun!slnIu3 tTJ alrc3 Ct land, To-
guth.r With hll the sppurtsDances osIsn Sing.
Terms Of Sale: Tee per ceutucl OF The pur.
chase tnooey in hsad, nGd tue rea11o upon =
credit OF s'1, twelve aad cigh.stu mouths. evil
denced by We bonds Of the rurchaser, for th5
deferred psym- nts. fl eq al lnsLa!monis. bs.r.
Ing interest troGi data Ina t.tl5 10 Do rotalned
NJ til the whole CT the purchase money Is raid
COURTLaED Il. SMITH,
Geo l9-t, Special Com missioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

CITY CoUEclL tho City Csu1:ii w:'i hole
its tst mealiog ,laco the holiday Tcct-s:o tigh'
Il is prob sble that the s-s.i,1 will ae lon,
ADD interes ioy une. as severs maitera ct im
por,suoe Will &c brought w Ter Constellation
Among these ere the gcl!lnn Of totdao:d@I
in regard TO the Corporation debt and ih9 Sut
Eo2ice HOUSE uues,iuG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

BAND DIRECTORS io iy;i5wiUg l,lct D.;
Gectors ware elected ias n0rnjyg:
First National BaHk-$. Ferguson us.cn,
VIM. ). Boo,hc s. Chapman ftos', j&s. BIO
Gere, H. s. Lsadbeater, :, r. HreEo-y, 4, 4.
harmon and james f. Csriia.
Ui,z.us' Matt nal Bln&-JohE y ;;y.uG
John b. Dsingeth I'D. Bsnori Wheat, Root. Vi
Lswson and =. b. Hco..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

DIED FROM HER INJURIES -; co'5rac
woman Huuuia Scales l,nucrfcciy rtp2rtcc
yesterday as Celia R.snoit>) wbo 9,S 20 scr'
ousy burned by tbs c..sliuS tr' If b: ctJti'
iDg, 90 Columbus ssr1et, near Gioo1n, yes;si
day, died from her iuiI;i@s les. a:shi. TT "i2'
o'clock. Sue WIS vary % wo:ua0 aaa wa
shocklogg burned abOu. tbs lower par; ot BEL
body az we'll as iut"rLailg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. Wiosiow,s
Soothing Syrup has been used fos children. 1t
co!rects soidity of the stomach. relieves vino
eoollc regulates the bowels. cureo dysentefy aud
hlssrtoa, whether arising from teetbiog or other
causes. An old snd we'll tried remedy. % cents
abottls, e22,ti
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PROPOSALS..

NJ OTICE-Bids will bs received by thu un-
IN designed until FEBRUARY 1st. 1879,
Tor the TAKING DOWN OF THE WALLS.
CLEANING OF THE BRICK aud BUILD
ING A HOUSE upon Spring Bank, Fairfax
County, Va Plans and specifications can be
seen q: the oGl!e Of the undersigned on and after
Jsnuary 18th. Bond, with approved security,
will pe required from the successful bidder for
The faithful performance Of the contract.
s. q. NEALE,
dec 30-oo2H Atty. for George Mason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

CORPORATION CoUpT-Jwlgc T. u Lolc.
presiding RECOMMENDATIONS OF YESTERDAY /
PROCEEDINGS. -WuGe:5,G %, by usxl i.!cpd, g.
W,krtsoL; upou the peti:au OF tua pa'o;'n
order ,de restraiu!os drfsp1ans Irlm GsDoo
iGg Of his property; ana lu'e 10 show esDst
Why alimcpy should DOT be sil0H@'.
Court adj ouruej u0tii curt 10 c0uTI2.
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kOC9L RRE.~tTSEs.

The Committee on General Laws Of In" City
Council! will meet ri O'clock +, night
Mrs Lucy Reed, eyed 81 ye~!s, from feS
York, cd =. Arlington on Saturday Dght.
Tn only case tr ID at The May o1's eli % 81 c.
yeste day was ths. tf alpck raiisferro c)lored
charged with setting fire to Mr.. App;c.'s stable
who was dismissed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

LECTURE REV. D;. Il. H. Makjny vii ea
ture 10 tho lecture room # Chrise C5uci to
night, for the beutG Of the tuad fer Isrovfo.
that church. The DJc;or IL 50 w,II kno|n ua0
80 much ADMIRED hefe that he will dnu5 Ies'
have lsr.e audicuc and !he leo U.t GROVE
highly interesting aod instfu,Iiss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

Rev. DR.. SpaIGG II ". D.. y. L. S,r'...
rector Of Grace Unu.cn in lhl, ci;G, his &C
cep,ed the cal 20 Moro Metl,;isl Caur.1, to
Richmpod, teu9erp0 hiu, soua TINE SAG. Ii,
will also renosc the ru"llcni II cti': IT sGs
Southern Chu!3h4u ~ - thai ely. D.. , ,ii.g
hes not as yet resigned tue re 3r>bln CT GAG
Church, nor hls he aa 4 the ds;a fer las 4,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

FoR BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS. Pie PANS,
Oyster Caus. Cake Cutters, Ito Toys. OF ao,
thing 10 the toware lina, call % S,au>tary 4
Bro, corn.r King aud Ccumhu, IS de- 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

CRIMINAL COURT -Ths feb;u.5: terra q
the Corporation Cuu!t, shoh viii conulsne=
on the 3id prcximo, vii hay Cd IL u i!
large criminal docket. 'ire:e alY - e. c'Gh'
csses, viz: Geo. Il. Sa;2a, cm1tzz'ea!ga;. ny.
csse.; Chas. Matthew'S. eamallas; joseph +,
DeVaughu. burglary; Daoris Msr,w,, grand
LARCENY; Een;y Soallch!!cg, grad istcc1y
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14
EO@L .DATTEEsE,

WEATHER PsuBABILiT1Es.-Jao.l IA. 1879 -
For IN. Middle states slightly warmer south
West veeIing To CO der nor. hives. winds, ( hing
followed y ri.ing barometer, cloudy weather,
and possibly light rain or snow, followed by
clearing weather.