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%~EV; AID CHOICE GOUDS.

~
Choice Nav Ra. s;rs Currant;. Ci.con. Figs. new
Prunes Cox's & .l.!irc, C.npooIrs Mincs Meat
{.qo eraie-) Fl"r~ia Oranges New Lemons
Assorted VAS. Eaitwjns Apples, very cheap
Cspc Cod Crsnba!.i.s. New York Sweet Cider
Fruit Buffers, Choc, Jelies. Chow Chow aad
Mxe4 Pickles in bu!S, Sugar Corn, Ssrdinea
and B-eak'.s. p,ecss Old Baker Pure Rye
Whiskev. Port: Sherry, Msdara snd sweet o..
tswba Wine, Run. Gn. Brandy. &c, &c I
an prepared &c sell vi OF tho above 4med goods
und sll other gods in the grocery line as cheap
as any price list advertised. Gail and examine
for yourself aad bs convinced.
decl1 Y ~. AVERY, 225 King st,
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A BLUNDsR.-A young Lawyer of Euttks,
New. who has Jus. been admitted to practice at
the bar, b ad the responsible duty assigned to him
byJudge Riyes las. week of defending criminal
coufoed Oh charge ct ROBBERY. The budding
Blackstone visited bis client, and was shocked
to note bis shabby appearance, aud generally
uuwashed aui u,ksmpt condition. AS this
was bis Grss case, the young lawyer vas natur-
ally suxious TO acGlt bis client. aod, In pursu.
aocs of this laud.ble ambluoo, he c'nclnoso
that if the prsooer presented cleauly and
respectabls appearance bel3ra the court aad
Jury, bis chance cf gcttiog off would DO en-
hanced. aud. sciog on this iies.. the lawyer
not only sent to the Ill his b,st suit of clothes
for the fellow to wear, bu: also dispatched
barber to the sceoe. with Instructions to shave.
shampoo and cut the man'5 hair.
1t vas ail doue and the ;hlet came toto cIufs
looking as neat as newly e'ec:ed candidate.
But, unforlun stey, one bad mistake had been
mad,. Ths barber had sh!ugled the f'lloW'd
bsir doWn to close crop. aod 10 coussque1cs
worse SHAPED head or MORO v:!lainou3 sot OF
features novsr were rcv,al,d. Tns i'm 21ossloo
on tba Jury wss s. marked that they reodsrsda q
vsrdio: of guilty without lsavlog their seats. Ii
was time and coin throwo sIay; aud Dot only
that, but it is said that Blackstone had to get
out a writ Of replevin to regain poSs'sslon OF
bi, clothes. After this h, Will rely Ga tesl..,
mooy aud let persona. npDaarsoce take ci!e CT
itself
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DEE SSGDE.

CLuhHS FOR FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
Worth S22 j0J
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RESTAURANTS
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

| RESTAURANTS.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
nos. s0i.sll E STREET. NORTHWEST
H.zs5yING TGI; ID. C.
Located in the centre of the city, within ha!f 6
square Of the Pos: and Pl;ont Offices. Room;
SOC, 75c AID 81. House open all night. Meals
dec ls.lm i, l.. E1sINaER. Proprietor.
IT1IV RESTA AURA N n
MIR. CHARLES JANZEN.
formerly OF The Cosmopolitan Ho,e, New York,
has taken charge OF the Tlvoli Restaurant. Hc
has brought trona New York two Of the cole.
connected Billiard Saloon with tho Restaurant
Ha hus also taken the sgency OF tbs splendic
HUNGARIAN WIN ES white and red, which
he will sell cheap by the glass bottle or doz en.
Choices. Wines. Liquors and Cigars Give him
csli. dec 9-lm
EOEGE sTEUEaNAGEL'S
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.
no. so North Royal St
Importer CT French Brandy
holland Gin, Irish and Scotch Whisky
St. Croiy and Jamaica Rum,
Rhine, Sherry. Port. Madeira
and Clsrat Wines,
Kusmpel Bitters, &c, &c
NORFOLK OYSTERS received .hres times
weak. nov 9-ly
OYsrES5' OYSTERS
J. L ROBERTS
Vas established an OYSTER .SaUChlEG
House g. teo Oyster DOCK, sad will keep con
stently on hand supply Of the FIN EST y s.
rERS brought 10 this market. having facilities
superior TO others 10 the business Families
supplied st saori notice and satisfaction gusran-
teed Prices log. Orders solicited sep 25-tt
SE,ILLIAM FL. SMITH,
FRESH AND Sailed FISH.
Fi.Y WEAEr AND STALLS CiTf MAR
kET,
would infor1l dealers and others that he is pre-.
oa-ed TO furnish ID um with all kind Of
POTOMAC FISH.
1t tae loves: possible prices 1 would cell the
attention Of buyers TO ths fact that my brand
stands No in market a. all times and lntond
to sustnin my reputation in that respect.
sty st4ils. Nos and S, Fish Market, will be
supplied With fresh Gsn every morning. They
will be superintsnded by Mr. James G. Grimes,
81, and families Can depend on getting the best,
Thether they come in person or send orders.
Persons u! distance wanting Fresh Fish can
depend on getting them packed in good order.
GS- Al! orders addressed TO " ID. b. SMITH
Alexandria, Va. Will roceiVe prompt attention
mar
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y. AED SURE.
~ Z Or Il E Il N E

Tha following ls!tsr from Rev. G.. W. Mans.
fad. formerly paste: OF the Methodist Episcopal
Chur2h, E7de Park, end at present settled Ia
Lowell. must ccavince every one who reads his
letter OF tho :goadsrful curative qualities Of Veg
G.:Gc p? q thorough c.eQ:a: and PurlIer OF the
b!c3i.
HYDE PARK, Mass Feb. 15 1876.
Ir Z. Z. Sterc.s,
Dear Gi7: Ab"u: ten years $50 my health
failed through tbs depleting effects Of dyspepslsi
fever in lis wofs. fcrc,. It settled in my back,
and took Lae form OF large q deeu.sested aoscess;
which Tus fifteen months in gathering. n I'd
two surgical operations oy the best sSlll N Inc
state, b.: received 10 permanent cure. lsuter'
OF crcaL pain p: times. AID WAS constantly " esS.
ored by protu5o discharge. / also lost 5msll
pieces Of boas ct citts'oat times.
Matters ran IA thus fJe sbou. seven years. till
May, 1871, "hoa u friend recommended me to
70 10 Jour Office, aad talk with you on the vir-
III, OF Vcget;ne, l. did 80, and by your kindness
passed through yoar planufac:o!y, noting the
ingredients, &C., by which your remedy is pro-
ducaj.
BY wis. I saw anl hosrd I gained soma COZ.
Gie0ce in VeSe!ine
commenced t.ting it soon after, but felt
wor:e from its ,Gts; sill preserved, sad soon
fell it was baaAG.t:ng ne in other respects. Yet
ken il 'aith!uiy for little moro than Ryear, when
the difficulty in tho back was cured a; for nno
months have cnioyci n. hest Of health.
] havc il tart tine gained twenty five pounds
of laSh. bAing heavier tnaH over before IN my
life, and l. was never moro able 70 perform labor
th .E ro9
puriag :he ?e:. !eY waeks had scTo:ulous
swelling as,a-sa ~ r,y IL! gather Oh s1o!her part
Of ny body.
took Fczatiae faithfully, aad i. rem owed II
level with the s;tisce 10 ., month. l think !
should havc been cured Of m9 msia trouble
sooner if had taken larger doses, after bsying
become accIs.)mad 10 Its eii.cts.
lie: ycuc patrons troubled with scrofuls Or Eid'
neg di=cusr understand that j. takes time to cure
chronic Lis and. il t!ey will patiently take
Vese.ns, i. viii, in my judgment, euro them.
With great obligations an
Yours ve"Y truly,
.. ". MANSFIELD.
P"s.9r.i ,te &e.boiis: Episcopa! Church.
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HYDaoruoB1A.-Mr V. +. Bennett STAN
ford. wri,iog to tho Londoa Tluts on the ex'
traordinaty prevalence Of bydrooho5la 10 EGG
laud during the past aod present cold weather.
says:-It is popular dclusion to suppose that
either wlrm weather or hot climates ere the
cause Of hydropbobis. The disease is uocom.
moo 10 India, and in some parts OF o0ula
Americs-acLa5Iy British Guioea-is ennro'y
unknown. My otjsos 10 wrilin. Is 10 slTe .
simple 2ieos Of advice to :tr pubs. aud hat -
to hvoio all strange or wandering owneress dogs
travelling aIoog the pavemsnt either meeting tr
Immediately following ole.
Tho reason is obvious. The dog Is very Ike
q human beiog 10 bis feelings AID syupatbl-s.
and wbeL the first syDptons oi t0ls disease are
nnno hira he waodcrs for miles 10 suen and
detected state OF Miod, no: 2eekog whom he
-oay devour, but seeking distraction Tor blsir'
ritsted aud dementcd brain. Sep Gu. OF his
path quietly and no viii not attempt to aoeoy
or bite aoy one; but if any person or thlog
Knocks up sssirss MIN, like G druoksn map, he
i'm nedistey rrseuts it. 1t !s thus that 80 many
chilireo who onocentsy pat 4 s,raDRe dog gel
b,tep. Iwou'd ada that 10 plac 70 whore tbero
are 90 l2st 3a2s' homes all oRoerlcss GUS should
oe Gestro, cd hy the police.
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NOVELTIES IN DRESS Doors AND SHOES
The mos. elegant assortment of the latest styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen 10 this country,
comprising all the latest fashions. Al of thess
goods have been made to our own order, under
our personal supervision, aod according to our
idea OF the tastes and waots of the retail
trade. We shall BE- most happy to EXHIBIT
these beautiful goods to all, whether they de-
sire to purchase or Lat. WADDEY,
oct lift ITO hioR streeS.
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a BIED CT CUNNING usEs.-There IS o.
rou4 ai.d 10 Iodis kovSn as th, glow Dorn
bird" ifCIn lis hati: o! ga!bcTiDs iunloous
iosec's. as soma suppose. '0r lhc purpose OF
llyhiog Its DtS'.
S;r William Jones ca3ca7or5 ID atcJunt Tor
the pres, n,e OF tar glow w1!n in The nest ~
the suaposi,ion that tn, bird places them tier"
for the purpose OF iuoohiny upon then st
convenient opportunity. tie. however. grants
to the liul, ieatoered "lodisu' qlallties,
which are, if suythiog, m;re woocerlu' than
the above.
lie says that it is easily tanned, aad may be
taught to fetch and carry like dog. Drop Il
ring into we'll and the bird will, upon given
signal, dart after it. seiz, it bo'ore il reaches
the water. aud bear it with exu'tatlon 10 It's
master Il Gao also be taught TO carry notes
from one house to another. Ths young Illn'
doc women at Benares wear. according to Sir
William, very thin plates Of gold between their
eye brows and whoo they pass through the
streets, it is GOT uoeomnoa for their !ovcrs,
who amuse themselves by training those birds,
TO send them to pluck the pieces of sold from
the flrebead of their mistresses and bring
them in triumph to the mlscbicVous sWaiuS.
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psce- 1w. m. 3m. 6 m. l yr.

Special contracts will be made with yearly ad'
vertisecs.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cents. O5itu-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates.
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COZ, nlasa0p MERCHANTS.
GREGORY & CBRIEN,
WHOLESALE GROCEES,
no. 3S KING ST.
ian lit ALEXANDRIA, w.

2.
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSiON
A< HOUSE.
We have opsae1 ut No 22 ROYAL ST. al
Auction aud Commisaiou House.
We are uow rondY 10 recsivo all kinds of mer-
chsndias and household g)ots on consignment
or purchase the sama.
We think it nsy prove AZ a1vaotage TO per-
socs who havo PRODUCE Of any de.ctip:ioa
10 seat it to us. Located in uedls.o!y ooDosi.o
the rasn entrance TO .1e Nsrk.: on So?a 81,
goods csn bs ez oossi every ,uorning a. public
auction, Waen tae b.ss prices :naJ % expected.
Prompt returns made or ss.s
Persons having FURNITURE f3r ssie will
fad i: t. their adysn.ss. to give us csu
We will attend t. MI oli0naecing +! pubic sa;es
Of property end resprc,s1:iy solici. share OF
pubic pa:conayc. DN GAL Il LUCAS.
D-Auc..on goods aoas!.uiiy on hsnd aod for
saie nov Of
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5 NO. 20.

demure lady.
However much in love, the deacon
was no fool. He saw that he had
been artfully entrapped. and his
sense Of the ludicrous enabled him
to appreciate the joke.
81 reckon I've made q little. mis-
take here" he soiiloquized rather
sadly. "But it's all right. Youands
viii had better get married as SOON
as possible and the old man left
the widows presence with an overss
whelming sense Of defeat, but with
the very highest possible apprecia.
ton Of the artful devices Of widows,
and Of this widow in particular; and
whenever lie thought Of it after,
ward, that old deacon's rugged coun-
tenance rippled all over with smiles
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JENKINS "Annihflator" ney

JENKINS "Annihflator" never
fails to cure the very worst forms Of
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia
Read the testimonial of a gentleman
who suffered for years: ejs.4s
N. JENKINs-Have been afflicted with
Rheumatism. for many years. Have
used the Annihilator with great benefit.
COLUMBUS III. ALLEN, }tis
Office Brooks Rice Mill, New Orleans
Send for Circular to N. JEN-
KINs 5 CO., PROJECTORS, New Or.
leans, La.
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LARGEST OF THErE K1Np.-1. tt

LARGEST OF THErR KIND. The
largest ocean in the world is the Pa
cifc. 2. The largest sea the Medit-
terranean. 8. River, the Amazon.
A. Gull, Mexico. 5. Cape, Horn.
6. Lake, Superior. I. Bay, Bengal.
g. Island, Australia. 9. City, Lon
don. 10. Public building, st Peters
Rome. IL. Hotel, Palace, San Fran
cisco. IL. Steamer, Great Eastern.
ID. Desert, Sahara. IA. Theater,
Grand Opera House, Paris. Is. State
Texas. 16. Territory, Dakota. II.
Park, the Phoenix Park, Dublin. is.
Highest mountain, Mount Everest,
Hindustan, Asia. 10. Sound, Long
Island. 20. Largest railroad, Union
Pacific and Central Pacific. II. Ca.
nal, Grand Canal, China. u. Bridge
that over the Tay at Dundee, Scot
land. 90. Largest railroad depot
st. Pancras, London. "a Larges,
room in the world under single roof
military one, St. Petersburg. Is
strongest fort, Gibraltar. 26. Long
est ship, the Romsaal, lately in thi,
port. ~ Sailing ship Of creates
tonnage, the Three Brotlers.-LN
| Y. Dispatch. .
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SIIERtFF,s SALE.

u. M. LYL
DAVID TANNERS
PARISH CoURT--PARIsH OF RAPIDEs.
DY VIRTUE OF AND TO Salts
ID fy writ of Fieri Facias issued
and to me directed in the above enti-
tied and numbered suit, ] have seized
and will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, in front of the Court House door,
in the Town Of Alexandria, La, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of JANU-
AIRY, A. D. 1879,
the following described property, to
wit -
Fifty {5O) acres ofland, more or less,
on the left descending bank Of Bayou
Boeuf, bounded in front by the lands
of Linn Tanner, above by Jabez Taa-
ner, rear by Mrs. Haywood, below by
lands of d. M. Lyle.
TERMS :-CASH, subject to appraise-
ment. II. nj. ROBINSON,
Dec. Is, 1873. Sheriff.
Printers Fees $500.
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DOSES NAME WRITING FANCY
II STITCHING AND DARNING
ATTACHMENTS. FOR ALL MA
CHINES.-FOR SALE BY FERGU-
SON g. SCHNACK, SOLE AGENTS
FOR THE GENUINE SINGER Ma
CHINE.
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Mas Mas. .P ,on Rannsys Of Indi-
an ana, ,r,,h has recently, given birth 70
Il t'|ip Dkt Her husband ashland IS nqs apar-
a agrap phHeg,ls therefore, instead q az.
.uounclpg this as another Pommor
Rahney disaster, laeosimply stared
at the doctor Swhenthei announce
nent was made, and calculated
"Gosh = II Toledo Commercial.
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70 INVENTORS AND MECHANICS.

PATIENTS AND HOW TO OBTAIN
them. Pamphlet of go pages free,
upon receipt OF stamps for postage
Address GILMORE, SMITH e. CO,
SOLICITORS of Patents, Box 81, Wash
ington, D. G,
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THE PREMIUM WOMAN.

four hundred sight,seers we're loaf.
ing around the entrance to tie State
Fair Grounds, lonesome-looking
covered wagon, drawn by faded old
horse, and driven by woman, hove
in view on the Holden road. It was
plain enough that some family was
ON the move, and it was soon ascer
tanned that the family consisted Of
only woman and two children
The wagon stopped as it reached tue
crowd, and, bending forward to look
on every side, the woman inquired:
'Been q font here?"
A boy answered her that the State
Fair was about to open, and she call.
ell the children under the cover:
''Sam, you wake up, and Mary,
you wake up, too, for here's the big
yest crowd of folks you ever seen"
No one in the great crowd had ev-
er seen such a home'y woman. She
was cross eyed, teeth out, nose awryi
and moutI, big enough for two. A
man in the crowd stepped forward,
after long look at her face, and
said: 1f
MADAM, we are offering prize
for the llomeliest woman in Ameri-
ca. Do you wish to enter for it?"
How much is itS" she asked.
1.-Two dollars
"Anl how much'll / have to pay?'
"NotLing.''
Pm in America now, amt I?''
yes
"Tben sot me down as the woman
who's going to win that two dollars
or die. Here, Sam, hold this horse
while I git down whar the Jedges
kin have a fair look at mer'
She got down. The crowd roared
and threw up hundred hats, but
she drew herself up and solemnly
remarked:
"When they offer a prize on the
the homeliest woman in America I'm
going up to the head of the class
like four-hoss team. Whar's the
Jedges9"
"Madam,'' said the man who had
previously addressed her, ''you are
entitled to the prize. believe you
are the homeliest human being ev-
er saw. I don't think you'd look
any the worse if you had one eye out
and was ald-headed."
"Hand over the chink," she said
holding out her hand.
He placed two dollar bill on hel
palm and said:
'Champion homely woman of Am
erica, accept this premium"
| "You bet I whip was her healthy
reply, and in five. minutes she had
four or FIVE dollars in change tossed
at her. When the shower ceased she
made one step from the ground to
seat on the wagon, thook up the ole
horse, bowed right and left, ane
said: ~
CHOW, Sam, you git back thar, ant
Mary, git back thar, and we'll driy'
along to the fust vacant lot and g
into camp; fur if ! kin take q priz
before the Fair opens, what kin w
hope fur when the performance git
under full blast:' = Detroit Ere
Press.
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ABOUT this time thelyoung lady
Of the country, learns through a SCI
ries Of deep, dark plottinga that her
Young man wears number four boots.
The same ,yeung man xill! be sorry
that be preyarica.ed, When he, tries
To thrust his npmbcrJseYen feet intp
q beautiful y-workedl pair 81 number
four Christmas sllpperssv[ Rockland
Courier.
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STRAYED.

T1ROM THE PREMISES OF THE
i Catholic Church. a feA days since,
ONE SORREL HORSE, 4 years old
next Spring, flax name and tail, and
branded j 20. w.
A liberal reward will be paid for his
return, or any information leading
thereto. REV. MENARD.
Jan. l-3t. AT the Catholic Church.
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gostrn.
% a.
FORGIVENESS.

When on a fragrant sandal tree
The woodman's axe descends,.
And size who bloomed so beauteously
Beneath the weapon bends,
Even on the edge that wrought her
death,
Dying, she breathes her sweetes
breath,
As il to token in her fall
Peace to her foes, and love to all.
How hardly man this lesson learns
10 smile and bless the hand that spurns,
To see the blow and feel the pain,
And render only love again!
One had it, but he came from Heaven,
Reviled, rejected and betrayed;
No curse he breathed, no plant he
made,
But when in DEATHS dark pang he
sighed,
Prayed for his murderers and died.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
State of Louisiaaa-Parish of Rapides.
Parish Court.
No. 254-Succession California Watson.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued by the Honorable Court afore-
said, and to mo directed as Administrator
of said Succession, commanding me to sell
for cash the property thereof, for the pur-
pose of paying debts and to effect partl-
ton, will therefore on
SATURDAY, the til day of JANUARY,
1919 - i 1879,
offer for sale at public auctioD, at the
Court House door, in the Town of Alexan-
dria, the following described property,
to-wit.-
"A certain piece or parcel of land 'front.'
ing on Bayou Rapides, in said Parish and
State, bounded above by the heirs of Ha-
Wis, below by James, containing 66s acres
of bottom land and | IL acres of pine land,
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon or therennto belonging, the said
property being Lot No. 2 of q judicial par
tition in suit No. 246 ofssaid Court had
between Mrs, NJ. r. James and Havis and
Watson heirs.
TERMS OF SALE CASH, subject to APP
praisement. VIC. JAMES,
Dec. f1-tds. Administrator,
Printers Fees 5000.
b :
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DOSE'S NAME WRITING FANCY
IL STITCHING AND DARNlNG AT
FOR ALL MACHINES
FOR SALE BY FERGUSON AND
SCHNACK, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GENUINE SINGER MACHINE,
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