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?. ". Trinble.

:, ". IrIIrbIs'
We take pleasure in referring to the card OF
Mr.. +. ". Trin.5le, in another part OF this pa
rer. who has succeeded Trimble Co, Nos 70
and 80. W Pratt ST. dealer IN sash, doors,
blinds aud factory work, &c. The readers OF
the Bg,ccx will do well 10 give them call when
buyinz. a. they will find him both obligiDg and
accommodating. Having a factory Of his own,
h. Is ready to furnish at lowest cash prices eve
rything i'm his line and Of the best
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The Attention

: 10 tALsSlIt4NA
Of our readers is specially called this week TO the
advertisement OF John Wanamaker, to be found
In our columns elsewhere. This advertiser is of
iering unusual inducements 10 buyers in his
line OF trade, and we bespeak an early call upon
him, as his announcement shows he Is anxious
and determined 10 sell and is selling at the very
lowest figures. Give him call and contrast bis
prices and selling advantages with those Of siui-
Jar establishments before making up your mind
to purchase.
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DIED.

On Wednesday, Jan. 18th, aged years, 5
months and days, THOMAS MARK SHAD-
RICK ROCKER, son Of ]. O. and S. A. Rocker,
of Piney Point, So. Mary's county.
'sOf such Is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
On Sunday, the 26th Instant, at her resi-
dence, near theAead ofSt. Clement Bay, MARY
Z. HERBERT, aged 60 years May she rest in
peace
On the 18th instant at the residence Of her
father in the 9th district, ROSA j., daughter Of
F. e. Downs, In the nth year Of her age. May
rest In peace
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Sc. Edwards and Trademark Lot
and FOrds, containing 325 3-4
acres, more or less,

and assessed in the name Of Leonard
Hayden.
Due for State tax 1874, 90
County 1874, SZ ~
Interest lst January, 1875.
Due for State tax 1875, 90
{" I" County " 1875, s2 90
Interest LIST January, 1876.
The above real property viii be sold
by the Collector as authorized by the
Act Of 1874, Chapter 483, and the pro.
eeeds will be applied to the payment OF
the taxes for the above years, with the
interest and all costs that may accrue
under the sale.
r. X. CLARKE,
Late Collector.
Jan 80, Ie79-ts.
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The Ninstrels ceminr.

We learn that the Ministries are coming, II
they are not already here, and that they propose
to have an entertainment at the Society's Hall
at an early day, due notice Of which will
hereafter be given.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-30

nwurxsr hcsions In Whistles, Brandies,
fs;r- r.,r wines. &c, AZ No. leo. We
aiso ma rss, =. persalty Of the following veil
known brand
DeSA ER o. X,
ID. FAUST,
p...,.. n Esmiiy USE IS cents per dozen.
- 49,. - E. li OF the eommanityi
-ioa--@ - RESPECTFULLY,
missy GUNP, Agent.
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On the 23rd day Of January, 1879, by the Rev.
Father McHugh, JOHN SINCLAIR to Mrs. ANN
p. DOWNS.
In Baltimore city, on the 9th Of October, ult.,
by the Rev. i. G. Hagey, HARRY STOKES, Of
Bait. 10 Miss M. r. PAUL, OF this county.
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H%The Frederick Citizen SAYS il is
authorized BY Mr.. Arthur P. German
to state that he is not candidate for
any position IN the gin of the people of
MARYLAND.
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Late Collectors Sale.

DY virtue Of authority vested in mo
- "a Collector Of taxes for the 9th
election district Of St. Marv's county,
/ will sell at public sale, for cash, at
the Court House door, Leonardtown, on
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- viii be found at Mr.. GumP'
IRON 80 viii be pleased to meet nj
estA., 49, = nnfr PEOPLE in general.
hienas - WILLIAM b. KO0EE.
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AAmmaa A ans ECgEhIns kshi.eaFsa.
NHkM Th-oginfaal ssf ssly siseis.s
70 - CUEE - dstazss 81 49, "a
#N M 0plans EFiiar " EaetfA
W. @~MWH Wu6tM2na& q, Gsyess Co. AS&-
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GEN. JAMES SHIELDS.-The recent
election Of Gen. James Shields as Uni
ted States Senator from the State OF
| Missouri, is the most remarkable of its
| kind which has occurred in the history
| OF our government. The present. is the
third State which has elected him as
It's representative in the United States
Senate In oil his long life not faint
OF dishonor attaches to his character,
and he has proven the gallant and brave
soldier as well as pure statesman
The recent refusal of the Senate TO pass
the House bill granting him a pension
OH account of wounds in battle in the
service of his country, has attracted the
notice of his countrymen. And Mis-
souri,, which is now his home, takes the
occasion to send TO the Senate the man
who, though in the "sere and yellow
leaf" still has vitality and ability sufi-
Gent to worthily represent her. We
herewith give the chequered and
honorable life of this gallant old soldier:
James Shields was born in Tyrone.
Ireland, in 1910: be emigrated to Anne
RIGA in 1926; settled in Illinois IN 1882;
entered its Legislature in 1886; became
Auditor Of the State in 1889; was chos-
en- Supreme Judge in 1S43; appointed
Commissioner of the Land Office by
President Polk in 1915; vent to the
Mexican war as Brigadier General in
1916; became Governor Of Oregon Ter
ritory In 1S4S; was elected to the Uni
ted States Senate by the Illinois Leg
islature in 1S49, over Sidney Breese, the
then Democratic Senator; rejected by
the Senate as ineligible, because of
some defect in his naturalization; re-
elected by the same Legislature and
admitted, to the Senate, where he
served six years; became a resident of
Minnesota territory on his retirement
| from the Senate: was elected one of
the FIRST United States Senators by the
Legislature OF Minnesota in 1857, aud
served the short term of two years: be-
came a Brigadier General in the Union
army at the outbreak OF our civil war;
retired from military service because Of
disabling wounds; since then has been
a resident Of Missouri, and in such Sc
verely straitened circumstances as to
require tsim to pledge his sword, pre-
scented to him for distinguished servi-
ces in war, for bis necessities, and now
he has been again chosen 10 the United
States Senate by the Legislature of
Missouri 20 serve the unexpired term
ending on the 4;h of March next. He
is the only man who has represented
two States in the United States Senate
since The formation of the Government,
and he will soon enter the Senate TO
represent the third State that has ehos-
en- him as its highest Legislator. Ellis
history" says the Philadelphia If@es.
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0lThe smes Of Philadelphia (lnde-
pendent) says: "Republicanism in
Pennsylvania is simply Cameronism.-
In Maine it is BIaineism: Vermont
Edmundsism; New York, Conklingism:
Ohio, Hayesism; Maryland, only Mi
cawberism.n
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Uses OF THE TELEPHoNE.-Men-
ton has been made heretofore oil the
growing use ofthe telephone in Baltimore
and the establishment of an exchange
some what on the principle of the dis
trict telegraph system, connecting va
rious distant points, dwelling, count
ing houses, newspaper Offices, police
stations, physicians offices, druggists.
commercial exchanges, Sc, for the ra-
pid exchange of messages in the trans
action OF all the various business affairs
of life. An instance of the use of the
telephone in sickness is mentioned,
winch shows one of the striking advan-
tages oil the system. A physicians adj
vice was needed IN a remote section OF
the city late at night. DIR. Allan p.
Smiths bed-chamber telephone called
him up, and he was placed in commu-
nication with the patient by the ex-
change without leaving his room. He
questioned the patient directly, and then
placed himself in communication with
a druggist and telephoned the prescrip-
ton, which was sent TO the patient
within fifteen minutes, all without any
one going out of doors except the mes
senger from the neighboring drug store
with the prescription filed. This is only
one of the many thousands OF domestic
and business uses TO which the great
invention may be put.-BatiEOre SEa.
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Tuesday, the 25th OfFeb-


between the hours Of and 4 o'clock,
D. m, the following property to satisfy
State and county taxes due for the
years 1874 and 1875, tract or parcel
Of land situated in the 9Th election dis
trict OF said county, called
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N5-The lowest rate of county taxa
ton in Maryland this year is that OF
Carroll county-47 cents on the
500. and the highest Queen Anne's
SLIP. The smallest taxation in G
town of any size is that of Westminster
-1Ocents, and the highest Baltimore
$I.90. The lowest taxes in the larger
towns is Hagerstown-40 cents, and
the highest Frederick-S1.10.
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eco r. Scarf, editor of the Bal
yiimoree end, says the United States
government owes the State of Mary
Iaad $500, 900 for ancesQade when
the fsss rahitoI was built Al sshing-
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stiSS. $500, 900. With interest
" about 90 years, would be a very
handsome snln at this time TO the treas
ury OF tn, tate OF Maryland.
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MEsDEEEE Az.
~ HI Ga- -EI 1H1 e Na -A1
AZ EXCELLENT MEDICINE.
Sn-inofold O. Fob, rs, iS7T.

Springfield, o., Feb IS. 1871.
This is TO certify thst l EsVe used Negeune
manufactured By q. K. Stevens, Boston, Mass,
fjr Ehcumaliam ard General PrcEtra!!on OF the
Nervou: SYSTEM with good SUCCESS recon-,
r1end Vcgc:irn IS a, excellent medicine for such
con.:gi1;:. Yours very truly,
q. W. VAEDEGRIFT.
NJ Vandcgrift. of The firm Of Faldegrl!. !;
huffman, 10 well known buiiness man il this
p!ace hsTiDg ore oGihs lsrgestttoTes in Spring
field, Q.
SAFE AND SURE.
LIr. H. Z. Stevens: II 1872 your VeSetine
was recommended 10 me. and, yielding 20 the
pefsussioas OF \ friend. I consented 10 Try u
At tbs .i;Ga ! was suffering from general feo:!i-
ty and nervous rTcst!stion. supeIi2duced Dy
ovcrwori sad Irregular habits. l:s wonderful
STRENGTHENING saG curative properties seemed to
slice. my Gebilitated sys s.om from the trst dose !;
end under its persistent use ! rapidly recovered
gsining mere than usual health and good feel
ne Since then ! have not hesitsted TO RlVo
Vogetino my meat unqualified endorsement. as
being sa:o. sure and powerful agent III pro-
mctins health ard restoring the wasted system
TO new life snd energy Vegetine is the only
medicine J. use; end ss long as l live never
expcct 70 ind Il batter. Yours truly,
". H..CLARk, 10 Monterey St,
Allegheny, Pennsylvania.
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q EI o. -H1 yE7 I'll. NA BE

1
The following letter from Rev. G. w. Mans.
| field, formerly paator Of the Methodist Episcopal
| Chnrch, Hyde Park, and ut prCeent settled IL
| Lowell, must convince every one who READS his
letter Of the wonderful curative qualtiea Of Veg.
ctine as q thorough c!ursqr and purifier or the
blood.
Hyde Park Ms:s., Feb. H. 1876.
Mr. II. i. SLeveEa,
| Dear Sir: Abou. ten years ago my health
faied through tho depicting effects Of dyspepsia
| nearly year later WAS attacked by typhoid
| fever in lis worst form. Il settled IN my back,
and took tae fern of u large deep.sessed abscess;
| which VIZ. fifteen months in gathering. l had
| two surgical operations by the best skill IN the
state, ba. received no permanent cure. suffer
| ed great ysin sL tines aid Vas constantly weak:
| eDed by u p7c;use discharge. L also lest srsi!
pieces OF bone 81 G!tfero ont times.
Matters ran on thus Tor about seven years. till
May, 1874 when friend recommended mo to
90 70 you. Office, and talk with you on The rIr-
iuo OF Vegotino. l did so. and by your kindness
passed through your mandatory, noting tho
lirgred!entS, &c, by which your romedy ls pro-
ducsd.
By wins. l SAW and heard gained some cor.
| iience in VogetiGo.
! commenced taking i. soon after, but felt
wor;e from It's effects; still pnr5erved and soon
| felt il WIS benCfting ne in other respoct5. Ie.
| 1 cid no. sec !hs results desired till l had ts-
ken it fsithfuly FOR Little more than yesr, when
the difficulty in tho back Was cured for nine
| months / hsvc eDoE cd tbs Rest Of health.
| ] hsvo in thst time gained twenty-five pounds
| of flesh, being heavier than ever before IN my
fc and l wss never more able to perform lsbor
| than now.
Curing the past r3a wcats ! had scroeulors
swelling as:s:ge ns ,ny 81 gssker on another psrL
Of my body.
1 took Vcgetrc faithruly, and i: removed il
| Level with the surface in 2 month. think l
should hsre been cured o. my msin trouble
sooner if had taken larger dcsss, sfte. having
become accustomed 10 its effects.
| Let your patrons troubled with scrofuls or kid.
nay disease understand tina. it tskes time 20 cure
chronic disasses and, if they will patiently take
Vegc,;ne, i. viii, in my judgment, cure them
| With &raat obligations sm
Yours very truly,
| G. W. MANSFIELD.
Pastor Of The Methodist Episcopal Church
W .EI g. e ~ 3 -H -HI
Prepared By
zs. e. -iTEyEHS, bostSn. asass.
TegaLile is sc!d by all d7uggi.a. jsn
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BOOTS AND sHGEs.
w. E. w W.AA.D1:DEY. .AA.D1
Is 2oR receiving his
FALL AND WINTEB STOCkO OF
BOOTS & SHOES.
EgOssTS AND sHGEs,

And is happy ID sta:a that no is now prepared to
show tho finest lima Of Boots and Shoes. Of all
grades, thst has ever boeH exhibited in this city.
E great variety Of new styles, vary many being
private patterns, Of which he h.s :ho exclusive
sale in ths market
SPECIAL INDUCEME TENTS vii! 10 offered
In every kind Of goods in his line.
He bss just added - his stock OF fna goods a
large line Of medium priced substantially II ado
Doors end SHOES. which ke is cfari,is ~ prices
10 suit tho ;imea. 1. IS ce:.sic!y the be-. ss
sor.mep: he has been sbls - show, snd they
sra to be sold ct lover pricea than evoF. He
cordisly and confidently Invites criticism. and
An examination snd inspection Of his sto3k, feel
ing assured tAG: lis cus:omsra vii! be convinced
that it ia his aim 10 xiy9 !he Des: good; e: tao
lowest prices. 20 tss large and varied 81.
sor:meut Of HEAVY BcoTs aGa SHOES su!t-
able for farmers Mud planters. % wh;aa Ia i'll
Vites The particular sttcat;rn O. toUt.TEY Il En-
CHANTS, baing satisfied thss he can Sell them
cheaper thaii they c=D 10 bought tha side o!
New England. Don't buy dollars worth o!
goods in our limo p1til you investigate hi; stock.
MEMS HEAVY Doors, BRoGANs and PLow
SHOES, regular Clod SmA,he.s, 70 lacs up high
80 as to keep out real estste or sutsnil. proof
ngains: rattle snshc9, s1I sp!sadid to kick s,ub.
born mule With.
~. 3. WADDEE. ITO Eins, street.
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WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY g. 1S79e
gESTh UseAaTS.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

EUROPEAN HOTEL,
NOS. sos-slI E STREET, MONTH" Psi
Gg:qsEEE,.'G T@=.:;; y. e.
Located ia the centre OF tho city, within LSt
aquare of the Post and fhtont CilcGs. IG"!n
50c, 75c and 81. House open I'll nigh; Mea!
ID dec 1o-1na l.. EI3lN0EG. .?roDrister:
T7EVQ EEs2' 4 u il : :
NJ. CEAELES JANZEH,
formerly OF tho Cosmopolitan Hcte, New YORK
hiss taken charge OF the Tlvoli Restaurant. H.
has brought irom New York two Of the cello
brated PHELAN BILLIARD TABLAS, aa<
connected Billiard Saloon with The heslauraEt
He has also taken the agency o. tho sp!enGic
HUNGARIAN WINES, whi!s sna red, which
he viii! cell cheap by the glass, hotIla or coZan
Choices. Wiaes. Liquors and Cigars GiTo MIN
q call dec !-lci
GEORGE ESTEUEENAGEI!S
EXCHANGE EgSTAUSA
No so North Royal -.
Importer of French Brandy.
Holland Gin, Irish aal Gca.ah Wila:.ay
81 Croix and Jamsca Rum,
Ehlno, Sherry. Fort. hs1ei;a
Gna Cnrst Wines,
Kuomnel Hit!ers, &c, Sc
NORFOLK OYSTERS received threo times
. week. nov9-lE
.OysrERS' -.. OYSTERS
J.R. ROBERT5
Has established sn OYSTER SdUCkiNd
HOUSE al tho Oystsr dock, and will keer con
stsntiy on hand a supply Of tho FIN EST 0YS-
TERS brought to this market, having facilities
superior to others in the business. Families
supplied at short notice snd satisfaction guarsn-
teed. Prices low. Orders solicited. sep 2G-!t
SE;IhLIait Fl. SMITH,
DEALER ~
FRESH And Sailed FISH.
FISH WHAhF AND STALLS CITY 81 ii-
kET,
would inform dealers and others thas he j: pre-
pared 10 furniah them with all kind oE
POTOMAC FISH.
st the lowest possible prices. l would call the
attention Of buyers 10 the fsct that my brand
stands No. in msrko: at I'll times andI intend
10 sustain my reputation in THAI rsapccs,
My etslls, Nos. 4 and S, Fish Marks.. will bo
supplied with fresh fish every morning. They
will be su5erinteuded by Mr.. James q. Crimes
sr., and families csn depend on getting tho beas,
whether they come in person or send orders
Pereons OF distance Wsnting Fresh Fish csa
depend on getting them packed in good order.
TT All orders addressed to WM. Il. SMITH
Alexandrs, Va, Will receive proTpa a:teHtion.
mar
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a Spanish 1serOinc.

| a whole baf9 o. robbers vas neatly trapped
ia Is Carolina. SGsio, by tac bravery OF eirl
| of ttir.eeo, Wao has become tho heroine OF her
| rcighborhood. Sho IS the daughter of farm.
cr pamcd Euaras, and is called Caramita. Tho
| farr!lr consists Gi the hu.ba1d Gnd wife ard
daughter. The farmer sold aomo cattle tor
| 81 500 and lsI The money in his house. y
| baud 81 robbers kpcw 0; shc sale aud the mon
| cy, and laid their PLAYS 10 rob the house. Alter
| the tarmtr hod gGGC ]us with his WorK people,
| q coupe ol srsn2ard approached the house.
| man travel stained supporting woman who
| seemed up1h!s - WLia any !urihcr.
The man iol! ;!:e j,rme.'s wife that lie was
| eoirg TO a distant village w!th 1iS vile, aud
| she, b:ins il, had t:9l;rn do%r ou the way.
| He asked pe.nissicn .nr tee siak woman to Gu
| ter the house ana rest Sbii>: hc went TO lind
corvry;rc, to cnaoiG tIcm to coDtIru, thar
jourcry. Permission Was granted, the woman
| taken ic, and the u,au LETT. The sick womsu
partouk Of s1mH refreshments, ald the mother
and daughter Wcnt on Ti.h lhclc work. Fely
soon CArau.i;a discovered .ha. theiT gust had
.. On paie Q! paata!n0rs unjer the 20wn. She
communicated the !acI to her mother, uuoh
served By the visitor. und The Two managed
quickly &c slip iu:o another rocE, close aud
lock the door.
The visitor, left eora End knowing that hs
character h.l been discovered, tDre| Oil his
disguise ard ordered tho women 10 open tho
| door or t.ie Tao door VA! not oponcd and the
robber began 10 cut through !! with large
knisn. At length h3 hacked {. hole big enough
| F.. his body, and no bcEan To cTsWi through u.
| Tho woman la'nici rnl e!l on the II Dor. Ihh
bravo Sirl seizai her iG:he,'s gun, which was IN
| the rom heavily Chsrged wlsh bucksGCt. plScet
| the mIZ2a against the sIdo 1T the man, no"
hlc way through tho hoie and unaoo quickly
! to gsL ol.hc- biciwsfd CT NTwGrd, puled tho
| trigger.
iEcro vees ".a ;n;tsn:;g GeaG nan and loud
| report. The o.hCc robbe:, lurking IN the neigh
| borhocG, hca-t tae sh0. and returned 10 tho
| house TO find his comrsde's BODY plugging tho
| hole in the door, pad hanging there. Before be
| could remove tho Doiy, which WAS hold IN t5o
opening By the girl, sEt enter The room Where
the mother and daughter ware. the father came
| in with u force sLilicitE! 10 capture The Cthef
sobter. Then they sent for some police to taSo
charge Of tho iivic2 roober aud Inc corpse
| On The person OF the dead rn65cr the police
| found two pistols, . pon:aCd and whistle, Tho
| whistle WAS :. treasure nov, Gs thare were doubt
| less more robbers within Us cali Inc polics
| sounded tho whistle and contested tnemsslVe,
! in tho houss ID awai: results. Tho shrll call
brought faur more nien into the house, where
| they were Gagged and irolcd, and ell five were
msrchsd 10 jail III g1ol order, and the dead
robber wss bulij!. Little black. eyed Csrami!a
| saved her own and n-r mothers lie and her
| fs,her's money, rnaios2 rob5ors fswer in Spain
aud herself tbs heroine OF LIS CarOlias.
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ATEE IND CHOICE GOODS.

Choice New Raisina Curranta, Ci.ron, Figs, new
Prunee, Cox'a GslstiHe, C.mpholl's Mince Meat,
(tvo 2rsdea) Florsds Oranges. Now Lemons
Assorted Nuts Baldwin Apples, VERY cheap
Capa God CrAnbsrriaa, NaT YORK Swaa. Cider
Fruit Buffers, Ch"ic1 leliiea. Chow Chow aad
MiYed PickIs.s in bulk Susa: Corn, SGrdines,
Orange Brand, Sugs- CuTed Hsms, Shoulders
Ard Bresktss. p,ccss. Old Bakor Pure Rye
Whiskor, Port. Sherry. Madara aad Sweet Cs::
.a4b, Vino, Num, Gin, Brandy. &c. &c.
AT prepared TO ssi all OF the above named goods
sni all other good. in the grocery limo a3 cheap
SIS any PRICE list advertised. Call and eZan!ne
for yourself eud be conyirce3.
decll T. w. AVERY, 225 King st.
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VIRGINIA AGENCY FOR

Buy Of homo agents and pet e double gusrsn-
tea Sold at factorypTiccs .tor cash. Rented or
sold on the monthly payment plan. Second
hsnd Organs. Melodso1s and Piauos as low as
S35 Send for illustrated catalogue to
T. l.. ThNAUkEN, Gen. A Ct, for Va.
dee q IS North Fairfax St.. Alexandra.
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ICE BRIDGE Il hrid1c &! ico formed over
the riYtr 5aiow Nassts ii2!.s oa Sunday, and
has bccu crossed b? inrSa LuNhers OF people.
So fue sn Ice !rijsc, ;o /. stated. las not form
ed 50 early ~ thu "essO3 !3r macy years past.
The W. a,frr is clear nah c5Ii, sud sleighs are
ruo1iog. lha ;iie.iy lr z,ns spr1y on trees and
bulldogs, cyi,rcay a Prospect fout aud near
The Horseshoe r.H, 90 Goat islsrd, pressn!s q
sight he beau? ci m:.:chfa, not been oqu,lled
sine, rha 'iui?r ryhi5iIi2a 10 the Wiutcr Of
1874
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TIMBEELLAS.
Silk Umbrellas for Ladies Ct 81. 400, 4 So ) 90,
65D. coo, 100, 800. S50,9
Silk Umbrellas for Mon at 4 25. 4 50. 80. 6 o.,
$50. SIS. 90, $50 90. 50. 10 so, 1900.
Ginghsm and Alpaca Umbrellas q. 100. l %,
150 LIS, 90. 80 3 So 4 90. 45O. 500.
GOLD-HEAD ANDIVORY CANES
AtsO9 8 50, 4 So 600, 500. 1000. 1900 aud 10 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

Spocisl contracts will bo mnds with yearly al
vertisers. o,.,
Narrisgo sDd Denth II Offices fifty cents Ooltu-
aries viii! be charged ct advertisement rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

500 DOZEN
LINEN AND SILK HANDkEhChihFS
FOR MEN.
Colorsd Bordsrod Linen q. 25, 80 10. ID. g.. -,
cents and 100.
Plain White uand%e.chio!5 at rs, 81. 90 -
cents.
White uens.i.chsd Handkerchief at a. %, G3,
IS, S9 cants and 90. l3. %.
Plain White Silk Hsndkerchiefs at %, 25,
13s, 80. l IS. 200. 2 Is, 25G.
Colored Bordered Silk Hsndkerchiefs at 25,
138, 1915. 2GO, 2 D. 9 80. 275. 90. 50.
Fancy Colored Silk Hsndkerchefs at 2 90. 2 25,
$50. 275. 800. 3 60