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All OLE WE ,LEn,

: = The Democratic national committee
.Eill hold its meeting TO arrange for the
opening of tho presidential campaign, In
Boston. on the 23d ~ FEBRUARY next, Che
22d, their customary time of meeting,
falling on Sunday.
!. - In arecent speech atAustin, Texae,
Senator Maxey advised that the actions
and utterances of the Southern people
ehould be regulated so Us not to furnish
Republicans with grounds for conducting
aaectional campaign. Z
- Hon. Henry Wattefson, editor OF
the louisville Cayicf~. Journal has de.
alarea his purpo$c to stump North Caro-
Ina next year in the interest of. tho Ma
tioBal Democratic ticket. 81;
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A letter from the Daaghter OF Agent
Meekars
DENYRn Cfnr.t Onln

-, -
T Hu,. H.ha!.EA, CoLs Uctopary :.
NY o ao.loMtng w iettee irom miss
naeenes, uaueneeT 3t agent neeker, re-.
GWa. TWnhas..s nuIGeIso oy tne Utcs ae the
TC1.s2 LIVER Agencys .i
,Ssis Ssfsl;LE1L h,esoeer y, lSIsf--t, % the
egl ssess aaegnterl ya,s g. tea maEsyred Assent
t1eeker, cs tns " % nlge Y, sssyeE a ge9cy wiah
lI sxpIrsAs, lor 8, !, my ,eenngs ~ limited way
uVp; nv nortip,e mass acre. Haa thera
loosn hatt as mucn . .expedition and ioEce
pas In opSIssson ifom the time Of my
1a'nsr 2 Gaming ior, troops nutit the bsthe
= tnefe mas neen @nee the battle this
nussleie masARcEe 9r, Wosilu never have .oe-
cntlea,ia Ans govesnTnene with its sloN!
.oovennenps q nss let my fatheg Re tnnrdersd
%nen . ess ~ conia nave neen prevented, Myy
,nsnso Wfe.s governor y. fitkin < 7. on Eepien-
Oer Av tnat pis apd aai Ehe .lvcs as the
agency were In peril, and requested
trooRs. Altsr tnTe9 Weska delay 90
smaii aetashment was ssns that ib wae
USescVme, gtvsng the Anatans more poHer
tean % sney had before; Hed The cowboys
OF GoioIaoo peen called out on iEeptenosr
tues ~, .aey iWonia nave reaehed there in
Tune time % save the iiyea at the ,agen cy; and
I.aeey y y, would mays nave made 50 clean Q work
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+ EFFEors oS MODERN INvEETIoEs on
NIaaRg PRooaEss.--Old 81 waited until
the signal Doil OF the. telephone ceased
ringing. Then said he's.
b "You w'ite folkes is allus lamentatin'
s'bout de niggers in dis county not hum.
pin derselbs an maxim OBJ or liyin' like
unto older folkes-h ow yer 'speck dey's
gwine Ter do dat wild ell sich ennue.s=
nuns es DAT dar haugin' up on cherry wall
In do lai'7" - sisE
"Weli. that is o grave question Of poiit-
ical economy; but what has the tele-
phone to do with the negro making o
.Iving3"
"Dar nowl dat opens de msrter fer
debate. I'm wild yer now. OATS whas
!; ;sss ::.:= IS isSssT-5abbiin runyenuiin, aint
ayes, IL is.n =
aAn' whose laber do bit save? Not dc
w'ite folkes' laber, do it? Mol Hits de
neigger's laber all de time. Fore desc
tinga cum round hyar ebery time or
genPman wanted ter sem word ter his
wife bout do company fur supper, er de
bucks wished fur ter fozrered or note 20
dere sweetheart fir fir teE 20 ter do theatsr,
dey hunted up or slim, hmber-jinted, fiat
foot pigger ter gallup wild do note. Dat
war laber dat pade nigger or big profit
on do outlay OBJ strenf-but how am hit
/ now? De telerfone dun saved all
dat 20
"Ahi I eee you pointl'
"Well, hit's mo- pinted dan dat Hyar
dey puts on a'r-brakes on de traines and
'scharge all de nigger brakeman; you,ee
all turned de niggers outen de press-
room down stars an ackohully dun gone
ter foidtY.' papers by r1erehenry an
down dar ter de boss house de odder day
| seed dey had er flyin'-iinny on de tas
bic dat skeers off de flies by come kim or
clock-work 'rangementl"
"But, old fellow, these are great helps
e ttiIe vwos,d. world.
"Dat's what dey say, but rs moughty
dubious on niger progriss in sech times
eZ desc. Ennybody what kno's er Niger
kno's dat he Warn't cut ont tor lib In eI
country full or Yankee noshins an
double -back.acksnun convenshuns ter
beat 'em outen de odd jobs dey wuz
fetched up Ger do I"
"You darkeys must take advantage of
these thingsp'
Cess ,oi But how's We gvine ter do
hit? Data do pint vid me But I .bo;,s.,
eff WA. turn'd loose in do patent offs
bout er day wild dis ole OK dere'd be mo-
laber fer niggers in dis country de nex'
week dan all dem WHAT'S heah an what's
in Affiky seEse de Zulus got lick'd by de
Britishers could dol Don't yer try
neW
And the old man made mouth at the
telephone and went out visiting, aAuld
Lang Syne."--A AtldntG Consultation. 8
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Next to the love oY ber bpsh.,d

- Next to the love of her husband.
nothing 60 croWas 9onan,s life win
honor as this second love, the devotion of
the con to her. And I never vet knew 4
boy to "tuFa out" badly who hsgaf, bv
falling in love with his mother. AnS
man may, fall la love with q fresh.faced
girl, and tho man who Is rallant to the
girl may crnelly neglecs the poor and
weary wife. Bht tho, big bow Who Is 4
lover Of his mother at a middle paa "a 3
true knighs., G=hso will love his wife as
much In the eere leaf autumn as he did
In the daisied spring. There Is nothing
50 beautifully chivalrous as the love Of q q
big boy fox hia mother.
- Every moral system which cannot
give TO men O new heart will b. and
must be fEilure,
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DENNIS KEARNEY RISES TO EXPLAIN
ABOUT Els CALL ON GRANT.-The Sen
Francisco Post, in o recent issue, SAYS !:
Dennis Kearney, as usual, was the prin /.
cipal speaker at the ,annd Let Yesterday.
The only thing Of interest in his speech
was the explanation of his "calln uu1n
Gen. Grant, OF which he said: All of Won
have heard of the arrival in our CITY Of
Gen. Grant. He came hnsa nns .:ee,.
ago yesterday, and was received with
great honors. Looking upon him as q
representative citizen, Who has hci nm
usual opportunities for observation. in
foreign countries, and particularly In
China, considered &c my duty aa q o;t.
zen to visit him, and to bid him welcome
10 behalf OF the workingmen tn n,,r
nome; 10 invite him TO the eand lot, and
to visit our mayor elect, DR. Kalloch.
who Is unable to pay his respects to this
distinguished citizen, Therefore, on
Thursday morning, icright and early.
after having spent the only twentv.fiye
cents that I had on that day in gettinp
shaved and having my shoes bIacked. I
went to the Palace Hotel, wrote INV name
on card, and asked the clerk TO send Il
up to Gen. Grant. He did so, and after
the lapse of . few moments the waiter rs-
turned and informed me that the General
was mott I asked the waite. what he
had done with my card, and he renlied
that he had left Il On the General,s table.
and that Mrs. Grant had Informed him
that the General was NIT up, wheraupon
! thanked him and left, aud returned il
half an hour, when the clerk told me thst
he was out. Yesterday morning, at 10
o'clock renewed my visit. sent up nv
card, and was informed by the waiter
that the General had left to visit the
Mint. I awaited his return, and called
again, when, upon sending up my name,
1 was told by the waiter who returned
that Gen. Grant wished to be excused
from seeing nae. THANKED him and left.
::c;;i :.:.cc;;;isitszsuE that / htd conc nv duty.
During the week, when my intention Of
visiting. Gen. Grant hecame known,
vas told that it would be necessary chat
1 should be introduced by some of he
persons by whom he has been surrounded
since hie arrival in this city. Not being
desirous of associsting OK being identified
with this class of peraons, many of whom
Iexpect to geo in che striped garments of
convicts before another year rolls round.
l declined the proffered assistance and
went s.one, VII the s<;;:iiss hii5t uihiii5tii s,nva
stated. ! have no comments whatever to
make upon the facts, but the working.
men OF this country must draw their own
cancellations from them.
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- The Baltimore .AS.erican cntersains
hopes of q revival in the. Republican
party ia the South. It says: esReS
cent trustworthy adviees from South
Carolina and Texas report serious disseaL
ninns among among this se5i.t0crats Of both
States that may provo q powerful force
for party diallteygkation. In Texaa
there ID eysry prospect that sxo indepens
dents, pledged not to act with tho Derho1
cFass, viii be elected TO tho next Con.
BFesss anu IN Soutn Carolina there sserns
10 be no doubt thas tho RArnElicans will
effect perfect Organization during tho
coming year."
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- An Alabama woman has originated
anovel industry which may prove 70 DO
an important and interesting one. She
stripa tho down of the featltars of turkey
ard other fowls hona their qnills and
weayes It into q thick soft cloth, which
can 90 dyed any desired color, and out of
cloats, sacquss, etc, can be raade. His in
ability TO buy her seal skin saeque led
her to mako the experiment.
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Winnahoro' Nr6s. Col. Rion, at the re-
Comnisslonor OF Agriculture, hns recent.
ly sent 20 she Department OF Agriculture
two speeiinena of cork wood from his
own treo. The bark sent Is ono finch
thick. Tho Colonel's sreei iR said 20 ha
the largest Ia thia country.
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eop-e learn wisdom by experience.
!! q nan neyer wakes up his second baby
RplI'a Baby Syrup handy. s;.'
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lt is said tho carrier pigeons fiieh by
sight and therefore that; although they
can cover three OF four hGndfsd Tiile5
without q rsst, they could not ind their
way TO land over three hundred IiiileS 81
tgacklesa ocean. Soma Antwerp birissa
yseye pnk on board . ship going 60 tho
East. At .. distance ef ane hundred
tailes from homo tl,sf were ics
cut Of their cage. They would not
retnrn bone, but kept flying about the
yesaei. Tho irfegenc ID that they did
NOT know ths way back.
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working the iron ore. oefore I'd we saw
teveral hundred ragged creatures, with
terribly rough, long Boards, faces pale as
desth, or Of aickly yellow, with red
trimmed eyes, dragging heavy chains, rat
tling them at every motion,
, 1879-03-16
THE QUESTION.

ttVou,d you like to die while the streamlet OF
Iontl
Is gliding along its sunniest way,
And your BOAT soats on by the tlowery shore,
Will. the b1lniest oreczss ocr j: play!
When thu bark OF Friendship is sailing beside,
O'erEadeu With tre1s1res the htart-dept!ls prize;
When Fane can be won aEt good c1u be done.
Would you wish Deaths hand to Garxen the ssiesFs
We list to the promise the brooklet gives,
We luok a1ott on thr azure sky,
And we clasp our beloved to CUR trembling heaeta
No, no: not in Youth il the time to lle!
- WouM yon like to die, " says thrilling VOICE
- To sail TO my Home while the heart pure
To 70 while your loved one5 are still your own,
And await them there in your bliss SECURE:
Nili send ny sleep ere Tou' We tasted uli
The ein,it:cslus draugLts of lalsu worlds fame!
Viii yum cotuc and learn the grand Love OF the
Heart
That broke for you on the Crsas OF saame:''
We look on the world, with its lovc:ess liyes,
~ bttgnted hope, and severed ties;
We think On the Land where Joy e'er lives
and tue oliss Ut lovins neyer dies.
We turn to our Lord with oNtstretched arms:
: On. Let us not stay till Age DRAWS niyht
Take us home, take Us home, ere thu bloom IN
g0nc,
For Youth; fresh Youth, Is the time to dic!'
FluxLss.
, 1879-03-16

f1e ,nntabe Lotta appeared at the Park
tdeat9e, It would be the attempt to criticise it.
- Ciea'e. OF course, might he criticised, hut
az Lo'fa is on the stage nearly all through the
paece. abeoFbins a! attention, the piece seems 10
Ee i.ttle consequence, pretty as the - concet'
y little circus-rider, banjo-plarcr, comic
singer and dancer, entnus:astic ABOUT
ner profession, .nd IN out-and-out Dohe-
MAI mian: Early in the three piece che learns
that she has aristocratic connections and is IN
nelsess tn the second act she appears in gorgeous
1ashionahle rninlcut ut the honse OF her aunt the
Countess tie Latour. vainly cndeavoring to behave
hefset i as Young LADY should, and secretly long
ing 10 return to her old life Her aunt has pro-
vided husband for her, bnt she laughs ut the idea
o1 MARRYING "a iEst~ciass id1ot, I'd she styles
me Count de Ioppe. whom sac 1nocEs and derides
antli s1e ends that he. top is avcrse to the mar
faee, when the queer pair indulge i'll dc
1o1c Her heart is really dxca upon J:ar!gnun,
youne painter, hy whose sin.incss she has been en-
abed to cancel the agieement which bounu her to
a. company OF acrohats who had become obnoxious
70 ner. Finally. she runs away from her uunt's
nouse and seeking refuge in the painters studio.
nnds that her love ~ rcciprocated, und all ends
happily. All this, however, scrves no other pus-
poee than to give Miss Lolita opportunities for i'll
dn1elng In the widest extrayapances ana causing
nn:ulti.,ated merriErpt-
, 1879-03-16
SCATTERING.


Salsbury's Troubadours are contemplating
another trip around the world
Lester Walla:k is said to have signed co.,
tract to play three weeks in San Francisco for
$4,000.
Buffalo Bilrs COMPANY has disbanded. Now
il the Bison would do the same every thing would
be lovely.
J. II. Stoddard and John Parse1lc have been
engaged by the Union Square management for
next season.
The shanely Lydia Thompson is coming. to
this country again, under the management Of
Sam Coyile.
AT Mrs. Thomas Barr;'s bcuefit at the Boston
Theatr. next mouth, Que vi the lady'5 daugh-
tcrs will make her debut.
The latest advertising racket is for actresses
to hare TIE stage-cu:tafn Unexpectedly lowered
, 1879-03-16
TRUST.

He never held me fn close embrace.
Nor pressed fond sisse. On brow aud face;
lit lever told INC in Lender tone
He loved OF all Earth but me alone:
! IT oft see IN his earnest fuce
7 hold III his heart tn. highest place.
So, trusting und Happy, this song sing:
love him. love him. my Darlin-,, ny Einci
Some day know shall hear the word
That from him no one has ever heard;
Some da9 know thur we two snail staud
Before the altar with hand iu hand,
Our trust rewarded, our lives complete,
For With perfect trust is life made sweet.
Sot waiting and happy, this sous sing:
love him, love him, my DnrIing, ny Eingt
CHICAGO, MARCH, LAuRA. UxDERh1LI-
, 1879-03-16
MUSIC.


IA L hoAA LIZ
THE OPERA SEASON WILL COMMENCE AT M'yICK-
ER's THEATRE
tomorrow evening, and the large advance sale
indicates that the season will bc prosperous
one financially, whatevcr it may be musically.
The personnel of the troupe is so well known
that it does not need introduction. The season
will open with 1.-THE Huguenots," cast Is fol-
lows:
Valentine. Miss Kellogg
Queen ...Miss Lita
Urban. ...-.... Miss Cary
NeTers.-.. -..-.. ....--. -.-... ol9 Ian1aleoni
ST. HEls ..-.Mr. GOttschtlk
Marcel AK COHiF
On Tuesday evening, Faust " will be cast, as
follows:
Sle1e .'''''' @ 3liss Mas.; Gar;
tauS1 .-.--..-- '--..-.'-..-. :Mf. y McstocF-
Valentine Mr. t,autfnau
Mephlsto.. ........ Hr. Comfy
For the remaiudcr OF the week, the reDertary
IS as follows: Wednesday, 'Mignoa," with
Miss Cary in the title role; Thursday, "Rigo
lettot" Miss Littn as Gilda; Friday, "Lohcn-
yrip,'' Miss kellogg rs Eisa; Saturday alter
noon, "ha-tha,'' with Miss Litta and Miss Cary;
Saturday erct1ing, Ca-men," Miss Kellogg in
the title role.
GERMAN AID ENTERTAINMENT T0-SIG1IT.
An entertainment. is TO be given at McVicker's
Theatre tonight for the benefit Of tie German
Aid Society, which promises to amply repay At
tendance. The Gcrmauia Nnnuerchor Will take
part under the lea5ershio OF Carl koelling. Mrs.
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~ q v NLTTWS

imported C!"sss and Do!maHs, exclusive sty le-.
...CO CurLaia and Nottingham l!sce.
Gtiantcl Table Covers. novel designs
i-!scn Table Caves, elegant Qualities with Map
Eins 10 match
&o.mieas MI Gloves =, 4, 6 and s buttons.
Hi.ci; Cloths Ed DcesEins a7d Novelties in
.ucns nnd boys' wear, All ct our own mpor-
s,ti2n, saving tN1 Intermediate profits, sTd
insutiaE Lcwc.! styles.
BUR Dress Goods Doyet;u2a: - reple!o vita
row aad stylish goods, md We furnish G'riro :
nIin.:S 10 match.
bn.' assortment Of Gsipots snd Oil Cloths IS
nres"E! Is elegant Mad complete Lowest
pJices guaranteed.
rNATTF&LUER 8 co,
nov III King street
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p~. m. sH. en-. | ".
a Grand Rabbit Hunt.

The rabbit hunters returned or the freight
train las: evening, bringing with them to this
city 744 dead jacks. The whole number killed
as nearly as could bo estimated (of course it
Was impossible to give tho exact fgurc) was
LOIS. Tho waY it came abou! was this: As
soon ns tho party reached the hunting grounds
Z. &. Walin and G. a. Back were chosen
leaders to select the sides. aad divided into
two squads numbering fifteen each. Finally,
Me5srs Harkncss and Hill we're chosen as tie
respective ospts!cs and the slaughter commend.
ed. The line had pot formed twenty s.couds
when lively fusile5a copmeEcsd and continued
from tho left 10 the extreme right wings of the
shot gun army. Stray shots were very plentiful,
aud as rumber Of them found targets 10 the legs
oto1o or the other of the hunters. thcliue bacsme
domora'lZ9d and sklrnlshlnS became the oIdsr
OF the day. The shooting was iucesssnt, a1d
the din continued uutil noon, when tho boys
repaired to tho section house to brace up aud
count Jacks. BY this time two wagons were
soadcd and gas n.w freely during tho
unloading and counting of tho .auoceut dead.
Hills party was ahead aud maintalac tie lead
until the finish. Tho result Of the team a!0t
was: HilPs party, 446; Harness party, 29S,
the ACCOUNT applying only to rabbits actually dc.
livored 10 the wagons. An estimate was taken,
and careful count showed that the liakoc4s
party had killed Sill, and The Hill Tar.y 5O4
These figures arc given simply as d statement
OF fact, as the latter had an immeusa lea6.
Such jokes and banter we're never heard 5eiJrs
and the few Of Wit was immcusc. Very little
whiskey was there and water predomioatei
largely, but tho hracing air and cxhiaratiog
pastimo filled the boys to overaowiug with good
humQr. Tho honors OF the day wero carried
Oft by Mr.. Medhurst, who led with tho cham
rio1 score Of 46, followed by Charles Read With
45. A numbcr OF the shooters ran up iuto
thirtic5 and forties, aud while no account Was
takon, the writer prcsumes that 10 the whole
slaughter one rabbit vas killed to about every
two shots. Two of tho shooters were so uofor-
tuuate as to burst their guns, but in the case Of
Read it appeared to affect his sc7ro but little,
as will bo seen Mr.. RaRlins was the other
unlucky loser ofa good gun caused by the end
blowing oif.-Sab Lake City Herald.
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FsiriaX CO., nov l3-ts Tru:
Ey John w. Graham, Auctioneer.

~ IClu W. GrehsGl, kiuctloneer.
rHHK TEE,S SALE OF DESIRABLE
q PROPERTY IN FAIRFEN y COUNTY, -
By virtue OF o deed of trust from Alfred E.yliss
and John L. Hartcn and wirs. dated The q III deg
oi January. 1871 and duly of record among tha
land records of Fairfax county, IL li5or w, no.
&, fOlio 455, and for tho purpose therein mon
toned. tho undersigned will offer !or aalo BY
public auction, in front Of tho Court House door
at Fairfax :tourt Ionte, on MON1 tho
l5:h day Of December, 1919. (cour. day. VI z
O'clock n, TO tho highest bidder, the TRACT
OF LAND conveyed by tho above mentioned
decd, and described therein az follows, viz: Ono
certain tract Of land known ss KEEh'S MILL.
TRACT, situated on the south side OF Pohiek
Kun, III the district Of Lee, county Of Fnirfsx,
voy, one hundred and iorty-ono and hall acres,
TO which survey for tho mates and bounds ref
erenco is he'd,
Terms Of Salo: SO luuch ca:h ss will psS
costs of ese. also the cum Of iyo hundred dol
lars with interes! thereon fron the Tin day 81
January, lSi1, until psid; snI If there be any
residue ot such purchase monoy, the game shall
be made payable at sucl! tima or times, md be
secured in such manner as the said Baylss and
Sarten Bhail direct or in csse Of their failure tc
give such directions, st such time snd in such
msnnner, ns tho undersigned shall think 1t.
nov l".wts q. W. HUNT, Trustee.
HTRUSTaE'S SALE OF a HOUSE AND
4 LOT.
By virtue Of 4 deed of trust from lanes Wind
scr, daLe1 the 18th day Of paceubGr, 1879, re-
corded iu ii5er sc. 4. page 433, in tho Clerk
ollce OF the CORPORATION Court ot the city 0
AieZandrio, and Tor tho purposes therein men
toned, the undersigned will oiIor foc sale b.
public auction, on WEDNESDAY,, tho .hi.C
day o! December, 1879. about y m, in front o
The premises, III hlcxsndris, Fa., tho LOT Ol
GkOUNE, in the said city, siiustcd on tn
south sido Of Duke street between Water at-ee
tnow Lee street, and Union street, besiailirg oI
DuSo street st the Westmost corner Of ioL No. I
in the original plan of tho said city, and runnin
south with limo Of ssid lot IS foct, more or less
TO ali S feet alley; thence With Sid alley cas-
twenty feet; thence with line parallel with th
ilrst line TO Duke street thence with Duke stree
| to the beginning, with the IMPROVEMENT TS
waJa, alleys and sppurtensnces thereto belong
| ing. Terms Of sale-cssb.
nov 3-eotd JANIS ENNIS, Trustee
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ESTAUAaSssED 1850.
eJ.P.CLARKE

AT THE OLD LOCA1ION-I53 KING ST..
Will exhibit we'll assorted stock Of
WALL PAPERS. WINDOW SHADES,
CORNlCES, CORD and TASSELS, FIFE
PICTURES and PICTURE FRAMES from
tho best manufacturers and importers. Of the
newes. and most popular designs.
Ho intonds by faithful attention TO the wants
of his customers and fair dealing TO merit q
share of their patronage. oct
DISO'S CURE FOR CONSUMFTION.-
L It is now sono ton years since We first in-
troduced 10 our trade the shove valuable medi
cine, and il has met with increasing favor during
all that tim Q. For sll manner Of coughs and
colds il has proved itself Certain, safe and pleas
ant specific. The proprietor, il accordance with
the spirit Of the times, has enlarged the dollar
bottle 10 twice lis former Size, and hes recuced
the prica OF the fifty cent bottle TO twenty five
cents We arc prepared TO supply tbs trsde 81
the propriotor's loves! wholesale rates.
| JANNEY s. CO,
] novS 70 and l45 King ST.
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AEGTEGbH EEEES.
pUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, December 3D. ST elevsr
o'clock, if fair if not The nczt sir day, ct the
same hour, will dispose Of at public sse, OF
Ehlrviow farm, near Cameron run ford. on TIC
Telegraph roed, all Of my FAEMIEG TOOLS
and LIVE STOCK, consisting cf several fine
WORK HORSES, COLTS, COWS, FARM.
ING IMPLEMENTS, &c, sc. Terms made
known on dsy OF ssle
nov l9-2G@ RICHARDS WINDSOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-21
DKE GOODS.
NPEClAL notice.

GPEClAL notice.
\, ,,,ox,,.~, Saturday, Nov. Is. 1879.
AiD GLOVES-We have received to-day 9
sgIcndii line of Black and Cclorod Kid GIoyrs
IN two and three buttons. We warrant each
par, ED will take back or cxchsngc eny eloYo
not porgec: and strong.
y. +. BRASHEAR,
y. b. noohE$ No. 10 King street.
NuVIh Alexandria Va