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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

THE New York Times publishes let
ter written by well-known florist from
Flushing calling public attention to the
neg lect and mismanagement of the beau
tiful and costly plants at Central Park in
that city and to the injury and frequent
destruction of shrubs and trees that is
going on there unchecked. Noble trees
have been removed, and others have
been choked and destroyed by parasite
vines. Some have been killed by the
crowding of Others of more robust habits.
Costly plants die from sheer neglect on
the part of-the custodians. Picturesque
effects of rock are gradually lost by the
omission to trim and thin shrubbery
of too vigorous growth. The lawns
prepared with great care, and once
of great beauty, are ruined with weeds
that are permitted to grow into wilder
ness. The Times remarks editorial
ly that the aims and methods of the
founders of the Park who fondly hoped
it would be not only preserved but de-
veloped, are abandoned, and the Park is
steadily becoming less and less attractive,
while some of its more beautiful features
are already hopelessly gone. This sad
picture of the neglect of that magnif-
cent improvement to the great
city of New York is really dis
heartening. The natural features of the
Central Park are superior to anything
in the country, and these were SO judi
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20


EsHERs' NEW PALACE.
The Esher brothers are giving a fine
show at their New Palace, and the admis-
sion is only 10 cents. Gentlemen accom-
panied by ladies are admitted free. The
performance is first-cass, and the leading
attractions are the Morrella Brothers, who
may probably he called the champions Of
the world. They do wonderful act, and
should be seen.
THE BIOLOGICAL GARDEN.
The beautiful fall weather is the most de-
lightful of all the year for visit to the
Zoo. The garlen shows at its best. and all
the curiosities are to be seen in their out
door homes vet tie weather is not 50 warm
as to make visit tiresome. By all means
take in the Zoo
VINE-srREET oPERA-HOUsE.
sThis place catches 'em still in the same
old way. The boys insist that they can't
help it. The living pictures are such pic
lures, and he Can Can" is such G. c.,
and all the other. attractions are so out of
the usual course OF events that somehow
they have to take them all in.
Musical Notes.
COLLEGE OF MUSIC SYMPHONY AND CHAMBER
CONCERTS.
The Cincinnati College of MGsic an
nounces series of Symphony and Cham
Der Concerts. to be given during the season
of 1879-S0. There will be eight Symphony
Concerts, which will take place upon
Thursday nights: First concert, Novem-
ber 9th; second concert, December
4th; third concert, December 25th; !;
fourth concert, January Sth; fifth concert,
February 9Th; sixth concert, March 4th sew
enth concert March 25th; eighth concert,
April 9th. There will be eight public re-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
VEGET|NE
Cured Her.

DORCHESTER, MASS, June il.
DR.. STEvENs-Dear Sir: iee it my duty to say
one Word in regard to the great benefit have re-
ceived from the use OF one OF the greatest wonders
OF the world; it is your Vegetine. have been
of the greatest sufferers ior the last eight ara
that ever could be living. l do sincerely thank
my God and your Vegetne ot the lief have
got. The rheumatism has piined me to such an
extent that my feet broke out in sores For the
last three wears have not been able t. walk; now
Can walk and sleep, and do my work as well as
ever did, and l must soy l owe ii all to your
blood purifier, Vegetine.
MARGERY WELLS
VEGETlNE.-The great success Of the VegetnS
as cleanser and purifier of the blood is shown
beyond doubt by the great numbers who have
remarkable cures
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

THE New York Star says that the
baggage with which Mr. Zach. Chandler
entered Maine for his four-weeks cam.
paign consisted of one trunk and two
chests, and pretends to be mystifed about
the contents Of the latter, although il
admits that the trunk is sufficiently ac.
counted for. We know what was in the
chests. 1t was chestnuts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

LEDUC is dead. 1t is an eminent
French architect, however, and not the
great agricultural architect at Washing
ton under whose influence the National
onion tearfully fourishes and the great
American pumpkin wakes big. When
ever LeDuc dies vegetation will droop in
anguish.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

UNCLE SAMMY comes back at Cyrus
W. Field with an earnest denial of his
Elevated Railroad stock allegations and
counter-charges Field with bad faith and
sharp practices. 1t is pleasant to see the
fur fly from both sides.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

IT appears that the band of Indians
who prove more than a match for the
regular army in New Mexico, consists of
forty horse-thieving braves. Lew Wal
lace ought to get away with them with
out calling in the aid of the War Depart
Nent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

"LIKE shipwrecked sailor waiting for
a SAIL the sea-gazers lined the sounding
shore of the Pacific Yesterday. The keen
edge of their enthusiasm will all be worn
of if Grant does not soon loom up.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

THE Ameer has again sworn allegiance
to the British, but his oaths of allegiance
are about as sincere and lasting as Rip
Van Wrinkles swearing off.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

IT can be truly said that the world
every year grows older. Not long age
her age was set down at six thousand
years, and now comes along Mr. Millard
Reade, Fellow of the Royal Society, who
places her years at fifty million. Millard
isnot half that old himself, 50 he does not
speak from experience.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

THE humble pin has received boost.
The President yesterday interested him
self in its construction and visited De-
troit pin factory.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

: THERE appears to be disposition to
write up a Pendleton "boom," and Presi-
dent Hayes seems inclined to give it a
boost.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

Cincinnati Saturday Night.1
The managers of the Cincinnati "SrAR"
are making an excellent paper now. that is
being more and more appreciated.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
The German Papers.
THE Volksfreund, Dem.


Sixty-fve Republicans in New York City
have signed paper to defeat Cornell, the
Republican candidate for Governor of New
York. 1--WE will not back out, but we will
Scratch" is hat they say. They condemn
Cornell as the nominee Of machine and
as weak, unsuitable candidate. Most of
the signers are merchants journalists,
bankers and clerks.
IThe Volksblatt, Ind Rep1
The City Solicitor has decided that the
Board of Fire Conmiss' oners has no author
ity to rent ont unused engine uses This
right is vested in the Sinking Fund Com.
mission. This decision was expected by all.
The renting of the Vine-street Engine
house for private purposes has one fault,
and tlat that the city will be compelled
to secure Il new voting place.
1.-THE Freie Presse.l
The Democratic Senatorial hunt has fin
ally been crowned with success. Three
brave Democratic patriots have been found
to serve and offer 'emselves for slaughter
Yesterdays Aband Postl
President Hayes is said to have expressed
himself that Senator Pendeton would be
the best and strongest candidate for Presi-
dent in 1880. This is exactly our opinion
which we have given on different OCCASIONS
but Just because the OF inion is correct the
Democrats will not nominate Pendleton.
[Westliche Post.
We are opposed to Mr.. Cornell becau Sc
he is 'nlachinist." and we favor Mr.. Rob
inson, although he is friend of Tilden.
New York Stats Zsitung.l
State Rights and not supremacy in the
National Government are the true funda-
ments Of our liberty and the necessary ar
ticles for our national development.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26
The Singing Tree.

Though the tropical scrubs of Queens
land are luxuriant and beautiful, they
are not without their dangerous draw
backs, for there is enc plant growing
in them that is really deadly in its
effects that is to say, deadly in the
same way that one would apply the
term to fire; as, if a certain proportion
of ones body is burnt by the singing
tree, death will be the result. 1t would
be as safe to pass through fires as to
fall into one of these trees. They are
found growing from two to three inches
high to ten and fifteen feet; in the old
ones the stem is whitish, and red berries
usually grow on the top. 1t emits q
peculiar disagreeable smell, but it is
best known by its leaf, which is nearly
round having point on the top, and is
jagged all round the edge, like the
nettle. All the leaves are large-some
larger than a saucer.
"Sometimes," says o traveller,
"while shooting turkeys in the scrubs
have entirely forgotten the singing tree
till warned Of its close proximity by its
smell and l have then found myself in a
little forest of them. was only once
stung, and that was very lightly. Its
effects are curious. 1t leaves no mark,
but the pain is maddening, and for
months afterward the part, when touch.
ed, is tender in rainy weather, or when
it gets wet in washing, etc. Ihave seen
a man who treats ordinary pain lightly
roll on the ground in agony after being
90, =
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26
they became quite exhausted In a

they became quite exhausted. In a
quarter of an hour the light disappear
ed After daylight bark hove in sight,
which was watched with the most in
tense interest. She altered her course
at one time and their hearts sank down
in despair; but about noon she fortu-
nately discovered a man on q raft near
those on the paddle-box, and he was
taken on board, after which he inform
ed the Captain that others were near on
pieces of the wreck, and going aloft the
skipper saw them, and they were sent
for and safely taken on board. The
rescuing ship proved to be the Cambria
of Quebec, Capt. John Russell, bound
from Glasgow to Montreal, and it was
subsequently ascertained that the vessel
BY which tine Arctic was run down was
the screw steamer Vesta, from St. Pierre,
bound for Granville, France. Capt.
Luce was put ashore at Quebec, Octo-
Der 3, and, after being supplied with
funds, started on his journey home to
Yonkers, where at that time he owned
residence. HIS journey was
perfect ovation. Crowds gathered at
every station where the train stopped,
and cheer upon cheer was given for the
hero of the Arctic. Even at stations
where no stoppage was made throngs of
men gathered and contented themselves
with sending up a cheer as the train
swept by. But it was at Yonkers the
great crowd assembled, largely COM
posed of friends and neighbors. With
them there was no cheering, for the
Captain was sad at heart, and silent
sympathy was more grateful to his feel
ings than noisy congratulations. Five
years after he moved his home to New
Rochelle, where he built handsome
residence on property he purchased
from Col. Lathers, President OF the
Great Western Marine Insurance Com
pany, to which the Captain had in the
meantime become attached.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26

Chicken Pudding: Boil a young
chicken till tender, first cut it in y
pieces. To make the pudding take or
II eggs, pint of sweet milk, beat the
eggs well, add the milk and flour suffi-
cicnt to form smooth batter; add
pinch of salt, pour about an inch deep
in buttered pan, lay the chickens close
together over the batter, pour more bat
ter and bake. When done cut out and
dish up with pound of butter.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26

DR. FOoTE, in his Health Monthly for
July, says that babies are better with
out meat, either raw or cooked, and
thrive best on . milk diet, or that
which nature provides for them.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26
A GREAT CALAMITY.

The Los. of ia. Steamship Arctic n Quar-
ter Of N Century Ago X, called by the Re
cent Death Of Her Commander, Captain
Luce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17
BY U;Nesi = Lucas. Auctionecrs

frY VIRTUE ola decree Of III. Corporation
IL Court for the city OF -AieX.ndrs, Virginia,
rendered st the August tscm 1873 thereof in
the chancery cause Of fiGrpoInts dn'r vs..
:!crpoini 9. AIS The Subscribers commissioners Of
sa!o, appolntea! by the ssid decree, will expose
Tor Saie 81 public suction, Oh SATURDAY, !ho
i'a day oi October. 1879, at l. H., in font vi
Inc Market Building Oh Royal street, ia tbs ssid
city OF hicxandris, the NEAL ESTATE. il The
SAID decree mentioned, to vat: the TSNA3ENT
and LOT OF GROU&D in the said city OF
f<"1ardrtH, s!Ua;"d at :he southeast intarsec.
toH OF hiGg "ad Washington streets, in frca:
"n ENG street is lOeJ and Y!cnd L z sou!h wari-
~ III d~Ith - ;set; subject 10 rent charge oil
7@' w. per nnnua!, bs!EG tbs premcss formerly
oVCUF'"l by Joan <. Pc5poin!.
@''m3 OF salr: One ienth Of :Ge purchase
money n cssh. and ihg residue ia three eQusl
l,symrhts at b, l. ani Is months respectively
ron lhe day OF SAFE 9g!:h interest from the day
81 sale, ina deferred payment. 10 BE- scared by
tle holes OF Inc purchaser. with soprovoi secur-
n.y. ana Tue retention ol the title 10 the property
h".iI they psd.
FERGUSON BEACH
ALBERT STUART,
sePi-eosS C0niu'r RS OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17

THSRU5TEE'S $ SALE or two HUNDRED
"A = GEE EAEM, AEJOihI&G MOUNT
..HN OE-~uE SATURDAY, .'o2teIn Der 20,
IN'', II II r., in fron: of tna psst>lli,c A.oxau-
G'!a, Va. th0 subscriber, sa trustee IN q dasi cl
Trust from EDWIN I. NowafG and wife, tu!ed
July -, 1857 will sell, by public suction, u
!EACI OF Us d, IN Fa!ris. cpua!y, aGjoln .
!A& the Mount Vernon estate, containing 2I:-
Gb-lD acres, being a part OF tlc original NJ.
ZEPHYR ~, Il ATE
Tcrma: 5000 Cash; the residue in ono snd
Two ycHrs, with interest - be secured on the
property. ). FEEG US8H BlhCH.
aug lG-aois Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17
- BY Green s Wi:c, uc!ioneo.s.

Joseph 2. Smith et Al
~ FlhTUE OFTHE DKCREES OF THE
= corporation Court Tor the city of Aiexan-
ans Va, rendered ST liz Septeu Ger term. ISIS.
ana Septe!n oer term, 1879, in the aboye cause,
me undetsigned, commissioner, will, on SAT-
ChDA /, The dth day of October, 1879 s. Il
'c.ock M, before the froat entrance OF the Cor
gora.!on Court House OF AIexandris city, on
fHirsX street. sell by public auction. to the
highest bidder, that VALUABLE HOUSE
And l.OT OF GROUND, on King street, now
occupied by Mrs. t. a. Wiliiams bounded snd
described .s follows Beginning 3! point on
IA" NORTH line o! King street, in1he city OF Alex
ahdris, Va, 90 fest eastWsrtly from the inter-
section o: the east line Of alfred street with the
i.oEth iinc OF klDg street at ressid, and running
Iheace par r5Iioi with ssld alfred street north.
"ardly iUU feet TO q psv0d s:iey; thsECa east.
"aIG!y VITA Lae line OF ssld alley snd parallel
WIN said King street 45 fee. !ncnes; thence
Aouta"aTdly paTails: WITH esd Alfred street snd
$a'd first line 100 feet 10 said King street and
Ilehco WastwarGy with the north line Cf King
S'IGal 43 .eet inches 10 the place Of beginning
1trns ot Dae: One fourth Of the purchase
money IN cash the residue in three equal ply-
Hehls, payable respectively in six, Twelve snd
SisHleen months from the dsy Of sale; the ds.
!e'ied payments to be secured by tno bonds oi
me purchaser, with good security, with interest
ron The day Of sale, a2d the title of the property
70 De retained Until the whole purchase price is
pHid. i,EUNARn a5ARRITSY.
sep Ats Commissioner of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17

TIE GooDs HAVE CoME.-We are open
ipg our pew stock of dress goods, notions, fancy
goods, carpets, oil cloths, cassimeres aud other
goods this day, and will be ready for exhibition
On On next Friday morning. A call from all is
expected. We have big stock. we'll selected,
and bought cheap. ISAAC E1cHBERd,
sepl6 lw Successor to SlsSmaker Co..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17
AUCTION SALES.

10y VIRTUE of deed Of trust executed by
p Ii. L. ursyton snd wife. sDd recorded IN
the Clerks eli ce Of the Corporation Court OF tne
ci.y Of Alexandris. in liber No I, page BAL, !
shall expose for sale, aL public auction. on MON
DAY, the 10Th day of September, 1879. about
noon, in front OF the premises. the FaA NJ
TENEM ENT standing Oh = lot Of ground sit
ua.ed on the west side of Alfred street. 5S feet
north Of Princess street. fronting on Alfred street
Is feet and extending bsck OF equal width and
parallel with Princess st:eet ll3 feet it being
the house formerly occupied by tho said Drs5ton.
Terms OF 5alu: Enough in cash to pay the ex-
prnses ofthis tru:t und the sum ol one hundred
dollars and nterast thereon from September
i0.h, 1873, and the residue of the purchase mon
ey, if sny, at such time ind secured in such man
Icr Is shal! determine on the dny OF sale.
eel lE-td s. 5. Smith, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17
MINERAL WATERS.

ENER q h WAEERs.
TUFTS ICE COLD SODA AND VICHY,
4 Saratoga, Excelsior,
Oswego, Deep Rock,
Wisconsin Waukesha
Bethesda, Penn Bedford Water and
Rouker's Celebrated Root, Birch and
Cider Beers on draught,
AT &c. PER GLASS AT
LUNT q DAVIDSON'S Drug store,
Corner King and Washing gtou sts
Bedford. Bethesda and Saratoga Water fresh
trom the springs 1T SOC per gsllon. myl7
TANNBY'S BRANCH STORE, N. w. cor.
~ ner OF King and koyel streets. The follow
ing Mineral Water on draft at five cents per
glass, all ice cold:
Fichy,
Sel:zer,
Congress,
Bedford (Vs) Alum aud Iron,
Bedford Springs. (Ps.)
Buffalo Lithia and
Deep Rock (Oswego.)
And in bottles, Saratoga A. Congress, Excelsior.
Geyser and Hsthorn Springs Waters all from
Saratoga Springs. New York, and the genuine
imported Hunysdi Jsnos and Fredrichshsll
Bitter Water. JANNEY Il co,
my2 Druggists. Nos 10 ard l45 King SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17

TMMBDIApELN af,er tie s.!c Of the n5ovo
q deacFD, q property, lilo ;.Dr Ug G SCUM u
adjoining u: s.ria OIL :I@ sOUtu will be oil red
i"r sale. hi: lot IS improved wi,h g BIACh
AEd rHA& II EUl!.El l2,ii, formerly used 4. ;.
"neei"HGht ;.nr Blacksmith 81 y, aaa i i.:ge
and suhs4~It'n' F5AI j BUlLElA@, divided
'Ato inree dwellings,, Tho IL! IS - lee. vide on
NO north. 81 ecL, i"che3 On .ae south. aDd III
!cct nchGs IL depth
\ !,!at OF the Property W! 30 shown OF. tho
"''y OF sale, and Ghe .3r-zs u sale md anown.
sHrI"-ll j. B. H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17

Hosiery Of every size, in English, French
German aEd Dornestic; over so new and beauti
ful patterns tor the present season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17
By y :, c,.l 3 I.uc&s. kYcljoa.ors.

80 Ei&TUH = .; . decree OF .ao Generation
-=-S Court !Jr u" Ci.y u A.oxaI.dr4, Tirginia
Toi.ccrGG L: .h9 ;;"p,-:uD2c .G!G 1873 oi sad
court, IL lhe GhaEyccy VaUso oi kGdGalG et ais
" IOdgkn IL ais, .a8 subscriber a.O ass
.ae!eby sppointei rs commissioner of saia IN
.Aid cause W! expose !oT s.!o by public aug.
ton, on 7hIU hDAf, The H.. Day Of October
lo'0, nt Il III, III from. Of tDu Nsfke: building
on aoys street, IN tue city % h!exagdfis, Vir.
Sinit: LGT Ut GROUND, With F2AN &
- OEh ant y n ELLIt:i3 tae7gon, in the sid
csJ OF aioGanG:i", situated 81 The south vest in
Ierscc.ion oi Quecn and PIT streets in front on
queen street 70 feet lncae8. and in dGotiI 10 IT,
"!tn inc exclusive right 70 u sHla.i alley.
1oTi:.S o! >Go: One fourth OF lha purchase
"'0hoy Il! eash "id the rosidua in three equal
payments ~ q. II ,DG IS lao;jn. tru;o lhs dny of
ssIei the deferred payments 10 bear iat2rcs.
from The day OF ssls. and 10 &c secured by the
ho!es OF The pu7cnaier, with approved secu!ity
AND the retention .! he title 20 !nc properly IN.
I'll they ara psi. JAMES = HUUUEiN.
IOLln'r. Of osio
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17

Ladies Gents Misses, Boys and Infants
tieriao Underwear; q large st OK to select
from prices from 2Oc TO So each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17

POCkLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
4S SANDY SPRING. Md.
This Institution, established on the closing Of
S:anmore School, formerly conducted By my
sister, Cardiac II. Miller, will reopen SEPT.
18th. a full course of instruction will be given,
with Lectures upon History, Bellies Lc.L.es snd
;ha Natural Sciences
For Circulars, giving tor ne and other paftic
ulars, address
HENRY G. HALLOWELL AN,
jy 9-ec3m Princiupl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17

Germantown Wool, Zsphyr Worsted, Shet
LAND Floss and German Woolen Yarns Al
usual our stock is complete.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17

Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs and Neckwes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17

S>RESE CANADA OATMEAL, fine snd
s. coarse, received and for sale by
jy2i +. j. DAVIDSON, 1877 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17
&GGE5ssM AsE.EH.


DJ = -7Uk! q LuCA5, AuCtlOnG2fs.
SALE OF FURNITURE AZ THE CITY
~ HOTEL.
AS tno C!ty ECtC. is arou. 10 ba re2peLeG IN.
der new AUS pceS, tie FUhMlrURai nov con.
ia.ned therein viii 5a 5n!d a. auction TmJj.:3.
Day, sept IS, s. 10 O'Clock 2. n. sep eta
Es7- ne %o2'e Fl,!@ Is postponed ill III UF:S.
DlI, the 2,.5 ihsiaIt, At the same hour sid
N!hCl, sHriG-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17

Corset; at Soc, 75c, ST. 81 25 and 81 50 = p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17
EDUCATIONAL.
SCH00LF0R GIRLS&B0YS

Mrs aud Miss dorsey will open School
for Girls and Boys on SEPT. 18th, 1879
For particulars apply to Mrs. j. T. B. DOR
SEY, No. 35 St. Assph street, Aiexsndri. Va.
There will be CALISTHENIC CLASS in
connection with TIE School. aug 20.lms
MISS SUNNI GRS will resume her class Of
Nl MUSIC, PIANO and GUITAR. apply
at 275 King street. sepl3 wv
M FISS +. 3. STOOPS. TEACHER OF Pi-
W. ANO, HARP, ORGAN and GUITAR
also thorough BASS. Psrticu!ar attention TO
beginners, ns well Is taose Wishing TO bo quail
fed for teachers. Terms moderate. Best refer
ences. Orders left st Mr. snauken's music
store, No "A Kirg street, Aexsndris, or sd-
dressed to residence, No. 4L3 Il street II. W.,
Washington, d. O. sepl2.2nl"
y ELLINGTON INSTITUTE,
Il SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
n. Z. cor. Washington and Duke sts.,
AexaDdris Va.
The rext session of this School will begin on
THURS Y, September 18th
Tuition per half session:
For pupils over y years of sge....-.... So 90
For those under l2 ... ............... i5 20
Prof GIN ESl will resume his French classes
al the Institute and those VINO wish to avail
themselves of his instructions can DO so On CD.
pllcation TO the PrincipSl.
Circulars can be ob.sined st French's Book
Store. or from
Miss BERECCA O. POWELL,
seq ll-t2O Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-17
PREMIUM FRUIT TREES

ID o. MUNSON'S NURSERY
Will take orders for the above Fruit, Ornament
81 and Shade Trees, Small Fruits, Roses, Flow
ering Shrubs, &c, At Nursery prices, at my
store, corner of Fairfax and Franklin sts. Send
card, and will call and tske your orders and
leave catalogue of prices and varieties and csn
give purchasers inquiring useful hints about de-
cir sble varieties.
jI9-l0n w. 7. GRAVES.