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Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

town. Pride is looking remarkably
we'll, and made his clarion tones heard
more than once through the hall.
It is bruited abeut that Harry Can
non Of the "Seutinel" will be chairman
OF the State Central Committee.
Although Chairman Mills presided
with great patience ne undou btedly
found out that railroads. piaything
alongside of Republican Convention.
VICTOR AND vAEQUlsHED.
In the bitterness of defeat and the
pleasant sensation of wearing the lau-
fels the victors and vanquished look at
the result OF the Convention with wide
ly vary ing views.
Said a Bird man this morning with
enough sunlight in his facs to gladden.
up an April day: "The fight in the
convention will not amount to any
thing at least not from my stand point.
Why have been in conventions before
in which they had as much trouble as
yesterday and did not bolt the party
although | got licked. have no doubt
but that the other side will come in
and help Us out in the campaign"
This is from Higgins man, whose
face is rot so sunshinny: "Do | think
the split in the convention will effect
Republican success Yes, / do. can't
say whether our faction will become
reconciled or not. Yon know how it
is with a person just out Of big fight
he don't like to say anything if he
was licked. We were licked. A good
bit will depend upon the nomination
made at Chicago, and until then not
much will be done in politics. think,
however the Higgins men will fall into
line after all"
Congress.
In the U. S. Senate yesterday, the
Vice President being absent, Mr..
Thurman was chosen President pro-
tempore, aud took the chair. Mr.. Ea-
ton, from the Committee on Appropri-
atoms, reported the House bill appro-
priating $3.50, 900 for the Public Print
ing Office. Mr.. Window moved to add
for payment of deputy marshal's fees
during the current fiscal year, 5000, 900.
After debate the amendment was re-
ected by party vote, aud the bill, az
reported, passed. Mr.. Morgan intro
duced concurrent resolution, provi-
ding rule for the counting Of the
Electoral vote, and Mr.. Bayard intro
ducsd bill regulating the pay and ap-
pointment of deputy marshals. The
District of Columbia Appropriation
bill was passed. The Conference re-
port on the Indian Appropriation bill
was taken up, but, without acting
upon it, the Senate went into execu-
tive session, and afterwards adjourned.
The Ways and Means Committee
yesterday adopted, with some alters
tions, the greater part Of the Tucker
Tariff bill. The sugar section was omit
ted, to be incorporated in separate
bill. The measure will probably be
and formally adopted to-
In the House, the conference report
on the Indian Appropriation bill was
agreed to. The Post Office Appropria-
tion bill was considered, and the main
question being ordered. the House took
a recess until 1880 this morning, SO
as to dispose of the bill before the reg
ular business of the day.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

"ANTED GOOD PLAIN COOK (:
w also colored boy to drive and wuk
around the house. s5 Wcss s.r,gt. 5-,.2,A
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

Neutrality-suspicious. TRIMMER.
w HUDSON Il CAHILL,
o-I-uf 20S Orapp ct reet,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

ENOR SALE CHEAP.-A LOT OF TEA
A. caddies, set Of counter scales aad coal
oil can at No. 4 W. 9th st. 57.Il4
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07


One man from Sussex keenly felt the
sitting down upon which his delegation
wss receiving from Kent. Every little
bit one of the Sussex men would leave
the hall for good. At roll call when.
ever an absentee's name was pronounc.
ed the answer was "He's gone home
disgusted. This attracted much at.
tention. being repeated many times
and with comioal expression. At last
the familiar exclamation was missed
An examination showed that the man
had followed the others and had also
gone home disguised.
"Why didn't you object to Ksnt's
vote under unit rule soonsr," shouted
Mr.. Bird during debate.
because we're FOOLS" replied a Hig.
gins man.
"WeN we don't take care of FOOLS"
"We don't want you to take care Of
u.s." said Mr.. Hastings, and he was
sorry the next minute when he heard
the crowd laugh.
Willard s. Pride, Of the Dslawar,
"lnquirsr,"ws delegate from George
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
BACK TO WILMINGTON.

The Wilmington delegates 'wsro Of
course delayed long after the last train.
the north bound 4.40, had left Dover,
but through the kindness of Mr.. l. N.
Mills, the chairman, who conveniently
chanced to be Superintendent of the
Delaware Railroad, three extra cars
were attached to the regular freight
and the party reached this city shortly
before II O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

H. +. Pickels, Chairman of the STATE
Central Committee, called the Conven-
tion to order at 2.15 o'clock. After
seating the Kent delegates to the right
OF the hail, Sussex to the left and New
Castle in the centre, he spoke br!, fly,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

FOR SALE.-A GOOD SECOND HAND
r market wagon. FIRST s ALIIMoN'
s7'ot 7th and Shipley
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07

EN0R SALE.-LCT NO. % DELAWARE
II ave-, Rehoboth Beach, near the Bright
house. Apply W. H. BiLLANY,
e-7-lWdt Wilmington, Del.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

TIE Cold WEATHER All ara unanimous
10 t,o cpiiion iha. tue present severe wsathsr
tss been tho coldess known 10 this latlsu !e Ter
many years pss', certainly silo, 1856 Oae Of
the clt sst IL habta1ts OF the c!Vy lotui sd the
r,por,e, this noruiog that he had nsvDr knoWn
b ,or. iSis gesr 100 six iLches thick 70 be gath
Ell, d 10 NyVeuber. The signal Cfic, at Wash.
il. ton reports that the snow area of Monday
AID Toeaisy bss passed Of the lard eLtirely,
sad is ncz ss SEQ. Last night, clear and
b,su !ui, is sid 10 hare been several degrees
cadsr ;han Tho high, before. IGis morpins
the t7rrm "a tl.rs 10 dltf-ient portions ct tie
city { Gercd siisa,iy, a !, bowevrr. Shaving q
wer Temperature than US srda9 Duru,og.
Two .hclDensries were PLACED 10 un exposed
s!iJu Ia the DuIt6waetern section OF tho CITY
at i.h', tua this morD,pg ct half psst s,x
U'cock hey rcri-:. reu respectively ~ AID II
b.Cw zero. at other PAGES sbou; 'he city h
mtrcar, q. 7 o'clo.k stood a, l0', l20 end l40
below at 730, 70 below; ct ll.30, s
ab.Ve tui 1T ~, - above. The sleigh
iug On kipr street c!u'd not be better. sed
tv:rg day that tho scow Isis. INCREASES the
lumber f s;cigtirg vohie':s Every sort Of
device that CA l.. iiggsG 90 rangers is to be
seec. B1tcbers colo 10 market n selghs;
c0a3!Ty psUple como TO sha city to make their
purchases in sc!ghs. buggics. carriages,
Slso,e aDd even dry goods bCxe5 are placed
u1cn spraets. ard the jioslrg Of sleigh bells
i t5c common music now beard 10 Aitxsudila.
Y;s'rrday evening puuber Of fast horses Wero
Gu King Street. aud tbs trials ct speed, Wit
pesasd by large number OF spectators. pre-
asl:ci mos: amin ,ted scene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

The VIRGINIA MIDLAND RA 1LRoAD. The
cot6rmirg and sstt;log 40 of tn dsts'la OF the
sac Of lhe Virgicia Midland Railroad to the
sld cate Of cre1itors OF ,be road rarresented b7
Messrs. Robert +. Bsldwio, j. Wilcox Brown
and RJlett Garrett, which has Occupied the
slten.ioa Of the Circuit Court 10 session lc
this ci;y slce Wednesday last. was COD
Iuded to-day. A large plumber OF bonds
aud shares Of stock Ct the old company,
ircudlog these owed by tn, corporation
Of AL x,rdIis, have been tcr6ed ever. to
be sc.ied sccordiog TO -.ths ! scheme CT
reorgspiz liou. Ihs decree col hrmog the ga
Of tue rosd, aud providing for the dihribu,lon
Of the putcbssc mot ey, pre- parei BY NJ j5r Cha.
NJ. sckford, IF Ly, coburg. was reai 10 Glurt
yesterday. l. provides Tor the payment OF the
fret aud seooud nortgsse bonds OF the old
D augs and Alexandra R ilrosd 10 full. prin.
clp,l aud ipterfs eighty eis BIT per ceLt to the
boldtrs IF the 0 & 4 banrs; seventy two
per c=pt 10 tie lst o., A. & NJ. bondt; aud
twep'y seven ard half pei ut u the LIuch-
bark T. D.ovi;ls creditors II direc Commits
s'op,r Barb, u, uoon the payment CT the
purchase money 10 foil. to msk, q deed to
purchasers, aod lut ,hem in post ssioo Of The
seabe propsry. Tie question of fees 10
Counsel fr se.vio's ret dared. &c.. wss post
poo uni toe u,1 term ofIhe Colrt.
There srs etill IN the bands Of the receiver.
fluids amounting TO over $500 COO, not arising
iron tie sale Ct the rosd. fJr future distribution
among the holders of bonds and labor supply
and o. her claimant, SIS msy hereafter be adj u-
dictated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

TIE HORNED NAN Tho horne d c,lored
man, meutun.u yesterday as baVlug errlved 10
this city, Is curiosity not of'en met With. The
horns, Two 10 pumbe,, growing f5om The osn'er
OF the forehead 10 different dir c;icns, dowo
Wsrd. aid reese mblirg those Of GOAT. arc ct .
!uss:anc- similar TO the nsls 90 tho Old mars
hogers. Oae Of Sic horrs 10 about three c5es
io1g snd The other about Two and half. 10
response to questions, the man stated lhst bis
nane was Drswey Rddi:k; that be was boro
and reared 10 Martln cHuuty, North Carolina,
where be DOW lives. aud owues small f,ru;
thst be had been slave apd was tho property
OF MIR. Noah R;ddick; that hs was now six y
tour years of age. and the horns did not Q m
nencs to mako their appearance uUtil be was
:hirty. five years old, since which tim, he has
frequently cut them close to biz heed that sev.
eral doctors had examined tina horts tu. de
clned to remove them that his grandmother
Was The only meu Der C his family. except
hiusef, who ever had anything Of the kind
sno the had horn smila ar to tie lssge one on bis
hesd, Ga htr arm. The man is certainly great
curiosity. Ee will b. On exhibition at Sarep.a
Hall Tomorrow md to morrow nisht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
NOTICE.

Robe.! T. Baldwin. J. Wilcox Brown and
Robert Garrett, Trustees under tue scheLe of re-
organ ,tion OF the Washington City. Virginia
MIdI.L d aud Gre,s south. rn na,lrosd Company,
hereby e,vo notice Lba. they purchased the VIr.
giri, Midland hailro. I'd az The ssle. under decree
Of Court, on Mouusy, Dsc-uber 20sh 1880.
All bono nold .ra and slt e,hoders. WHO wish to
svaiI themselves Of tia benefits Of the schems of
reurgsnz .lioD are required to depo.i: their
bon-s sna certificates Of stock before the lst
DAY OF January, 1s8., with the Safe De-
post and Trust Company OF Baltimore, the
suthorzsd depository Of lbo Trustees. otherwise
they Will be deprived Of toe benefits Of the
scheme Special attention is called to the fact
that stotkholders NUT deposit their certificates
before the date named, eisa taey will have 70
represent, t,np in tho new Company.
Floating debt creditors must deposit the evil
dences OF their debt with the safe Deposit aud
Trust Company before the gate above gss%Hed.
J. WILCOX BROWN,
ROBEkT GARRETT.
Trustees The ASS Boldho.ders and Creditors
ION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

THE ElYLR.-TIe Toe block de il the river
- pJS complete, aud, this morGipg. ss tar IS
~, ESQ cou.d rea.u DotbIcg bu: Vast d I'D q
10, upon Rn!ca lumber Ut boys. dotted here
and raers. wsce ksiiog, could be sseo. Ine
.c,os p,eseu.e6 was q drearv oDe. AID bearlg
ever, b.soca OF tu.iaess is et1:c!ed bS the su;-
pensoo Of navigation.
The is..5 s!ssmsr City of Al:x,ndtis. from
Wssning Oh, arev,l wtbia fea tres OF the
wharf 10 this Oily. Tlin large lumber OF We
hi,Iss 90 taaFu. YES ;erdaY alternooo, about tRo
6clock, snt. sticking 10 tha ic.. was unsel' to
pct any nearer shure uoll bsf-pRst seven
&c! Ok !ass nigh. Tn, passengers Wsre landed,
however. By means vi psuks. ou: tne wagons
had 10 rensln until tho steamer coud make
her Th,Tr. ,:
nan, 10 tho r,ie Uf tho n w Y Jrk steamer
J,bp &. 5son yesterday III .rning. which had
b,oo 10 tue i,o near FJrs Washington sioce
Tuesday last, pass I'd by here yesterday eveclog
shut tou7 0'uock with the rescued steamer.
and 81 three of them arc now laid up 10 Wash
l-glOn.
Tae steamer Beaverton. which tu0s between
his CITY end She h.rd's, succ ded 10 keeplcg
stfa.k opea between the two points las. eight,
nd made Que transfer Of cars this morning.
With tbs exception not q steamer has moved
IRON is wharf to.dsy.
Tao ferry steamers Suspended navigation
ycs.srday evening" sbJus tour O'Clock from this
emf Ct tia lins, when the city Of Washington
.tsyied out, but. after battling with The lc3 for
son, uue, was compelled to rsIurp.
Cd liver men say that there is 90 telling
vheo navigation viii be resumed; that ii the
gstIer vas 10 commence to moderate low. It
v,ud be several weeks before ell the steamers
Wind b. able to rasum, their tIits
4 :arse number of laoorers have bsen ;hrowu
On. Of employment by the i,s block ada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

SOUP HoUsE.-rhe ooD'iluyd severs wealth
er maxi it tic mere incumbett upon those Of
cur ci.izs rs ~ho have. to give OF ,heir album
dsuce 10 thoss who have not 10 Older to sliev-
late suffering. The Mayor having determined
10 open Soup House. for the btre eff of the
deb,itu:e 10 Our midst. aud. ss Il is will afford
nurloas food and be the NEST economical way
OF distrit u'ing it, il is hoped that eli who eau,
vii send 10 their con ribu,iops OF moo, y, Nest,
vegetables. &c., 50 coon SO posi- ble. Tn, sonp
sill be msde at ard given ous from til, San
Engine House in tie Make: tuild DC, co D.
uepcipg to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

CIRCUTr COURT FOB TIE CITY Judge
James Keith, Presiding -Cy1iouslien OF yes
t,r,ay's pruc.ed,nss.
Gr.ham vs.. w. c.. V. III. & q. s. r. T..
Co., ct oils. chartery; decree condrGlog report
Of s,ls, aud dirtctiog commissioner .rbour TO
collect purchase moosy aud convey tltlls to the
properly to the purchases. and to make dis'1l
b.ution CT pIoc ,eds OF sale.
To.DAY.-rhs will of Mrs. Charlotte, T.;
Smith, was admitted to probate. and CORTLAND
Fl. Smith appcioted sdminia'rator, Q. {. g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

DELAYED RAILROAD TRAINs.-Tfe tfsius
on all the railroads lesdiog to this CITY sre still
delayed by tho hsavy diiitd CT saow 10 tho cuts
along the lico, Tia ezprets traia over tho
maio line Of the Virsi6ia Midland re!iro6d.
duo hero at t'clcck last night. did not get in
until o'clock this moroiog. The PASSENGER
train from eff the Manassas branch Of the w.
GINA Midlscd o,d, due here Yesterday, did
not arrive until o'clock this moruioR. be
passenger train c7er tho Alexandra and Fred
ericksburg railroad. due here yesterday morn
ing, did Dot pass through here until this mort
ing, ADD the fast mail ffnu the South over The
same road. was left at Qlaotico this morooN
and tho engiDa detached from it. arrived ere
about eleven o'clock 90 It's Wayto mest the Lass
mail from tito North. O. the Washington
{; Ohio road, tho sooW backs are very heavs
and the trains are mskiog. irrt gul.r trlIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
LOCAL BREVI7IES.

The City Sooooi Bo,rd meets tonight.
To. morrow will DO the Hebrew festival Of
circumcision.
Messas. J. NJ. Hill e. Co.. have beautiful
selection of New Year . Cards.
Merchants say that expensive gifts have
beeu purchased more freely this year than ever
bofJre.
NV Yesr's &C .lIs' will be 10 order to NOR
row. ara DsuY II The ladies will keep open
hous!,"
The Christmas celebration Of the Sunday
School CT tho NJ. z. Chulcl will taka pace
10 right G; S.repsa Hall.
INUNDATED epi,s are bee mioa moro lumet-
our. AID ucrchau;s complain OF the apnoyanc T,
o. h, banks aod POST Offices will no! lake theID.
Err Ner Yssr pr senlS Of all kinds look at
the advert z .meuts 10 the Gaz,ite. They ca0
be lu,ohascd ss cheap 10 All < ,udria as Else.
w5ete.
The time allowed By law for shooting part.
ridges expired tc-d.y. 1t is feared the present
severe weather will prove ,he destruction OF
these BIRDS
Capt. Wesley Davis. who wss 80 badly ilost
Bitten Wednesday night while attempting to
come to this city from Washington in calling
vessel, wss mach bsitar TO day.
II sumo lesrled persons and SONS s1parsI
ticrs pcrs3ns have 6iured out things econrate
l., ibis is the last Of Merry Christmas 10 tEi'
poor old ramshscslo world OF ours.
A cnlo-cu roy named George Williams was
Frustrated By the cold this morning. on the cor.
ne. of King and Pitt streets he was carried
to bis homo. upper end of King street, in q
wagon, Whero he soon recovered.
Marriage Licenses were Issued 10 Washing.
toa yes.erlsy to Eihu Hall and Georeiana
B,ylss. both of Fairitx county, w.; Nelson
Coleman OF this city, aud Serena Smith.
The ringing out OF the old year and the ring
ing In of the new will b. INDUCED in tonight
by the freueE, and the customary watch meet.
nss will bo held, which will. no doubt, be
greatly enjoyed by the bellies aud tho baaux.
Ali the fire plays 10 Philadelphia are Covered
Up iu the snow bsuks that line every sidewalk.
aed there is much anxiety at the lund OF the
fire alarms. A number of the FIRE plugs 10 tbl
CITY .rs 10 precisely The same condition as hose
10 Pniladelphis. and if a frs was to biesk
out serious oopst q1ero'e might result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

We appeal urgently to those who are To-
:,b,s1 20 this Office 10 settle their accounts with
~, f,,.her delay as after the frat OF January
~, viii be onpelled to discontinue the paper to
.so., who sre in arrears, bu. we hope that but
So names will to dropped. The subscription
..'.. o. ;he first page of each edition furnish
a,;3e TO the payment to any particular date, SO
q, ,hc,n en- BE- no reason for complaint ii
$3.50, WHO my desire it, fail TO receive the Ga
Ito site. the lst Of January. 1851, as alter thas
,.,o III v.veis furnished ust BIO paid for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.-.The partial
eclipse Ct the SUI took plac, this morning &c
cordng TO programme. At ZIG the sun rose
With about one fourth of its surtacs 10 &C ipss,
The obsouraliou passing eff ct about $50.
Many parsons, Notwithstanding the severe cold,
we're up 10 witoess the scono ADD wero wall
repaid, tho ight beicg bssuliful Ore,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

Hop-The hop gwen by the young gentle.
men Of McBuruey HILL last night, though net
quito 30 we'll attended as usual. oWiog 10 the
lurense cold, was brilliant ADD successful at,lr.
Such 90 array ct beautiful AID graceful women
does not often assemble. Among the visiting
youog ladies wero Miss Barton. Of Fauq1ler
county, Miss Snseklelord, Of Charlottesville,
and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

NOTICE. --RUBB Kris RUBBERs just re-.
c,iv.o 900 pairs Ut Mems. L,d,'s, Misses sDd
Childreu's Rubbers, aud large lice of Mems
al,,kas aud Buckle Arcros. which vi ha sold
at low figures. Also eco O'ercoats and listers
OF different st,l, aud quslity, which must be
sold TO make room for sorlne eoo"s Call esll5
and select at HENRY STRAUSS, 66 Klpg street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

COLD WEATHER during The cold snap
their Is nothi.g mure comfortable than good
hot Stove. Stoves of all kinds to suit all ur.
ohosers and all prices can b. foucd at Staps.
bnty's Central Stove House, corner Kiog and
Washington Streets. (McBarneys Building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

Do Nor MAKs A SELECTION Of BOYS
WEAR up.i you examine the stock at the BOYS
CLOTHING house. OF B. ROBINSON Il Co. 9O9
Penn. Ave, Wss,iparnn. d.cl5.et2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

WATCH NIGuT -Waci night services will
be held TO. night in the Methodist churches in
this city. Ssruoos will be delivered 10 some,
ard short addresses 10 others. aBd tho usual
SiueiDp. praying and experiences will be in
,3nl,, n in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

SUDDEN DEATH An cid colored msu
nsu.d * lily, living 10 90 alley 90 Heury street.
between @ lsen aud Princess. who has been
suffer- from rheumatism for several years
PAST. was r,ckeu with paralysis night before
las, and died yes!erd,y mornng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

THE GRAND CENTER OF ATTRACTION for the
old sno toe yourg curup rhs holiday times IS
tie popular BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE OF b
ROBINSON & Co.. 900 POM. Ave-. Washing
too. CeCl0'etAH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
TELEPHONE.

lam nnw prepared to start TELEPHONE
EXOHANGEia Alexandria which csn be con.
ntc.ed with the Telephone Exchange In Wash'
lDgtOn.
Fly This nj asrs sill CT ths principal business
houses, rairoid Gepo;s eiesm6 boats, offices, &C.,
will DO brought inio speskiBg commu nicstiol,
The business plen and otuer. of the city who
have not beeu called upon 10 subscribe for 9
Telephone are requested to comu Ut icste with
mo ct oIe,. st thu ". Q. Telegraph ofioe.
The Value and convenience Of the Telephone
Is acknowledged by ell and Wherever used has
b.coue NECESSITY. w. T. GENTRY.
declO-.f Aeent so. Boil TIL .phone O..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

b,a,dsr Probabilities. December 81. $780,
49, IN. add. Sta.es, clear OF fair weather.
Nr;v s,;sDg Temperature. winds generally
.;y. sou.1 10 we:t and slowly falling barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

THERE IS NO PLACE WHERE You can &c
as good bargsos III ut the BOYS LLoTHISa
House of b. ROBINSON & Go. 9O9 Peno. Ave-,
Wosh,optop. decl5 2T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
Apples! Apples! Apples!

Selected Eastern, Baldwin ard Greetings,
hand packed. in largo barrels.
MACEBREL. HERRING, 60
Nos. l. and bright and fat Shore Mackersl
in bbla, half and quarter bbs ind kitsa Original
NUN bers md full w-iah. guaranteed.
NUNS brand Labrador Eerring.
epis Hound aud Giboed Hiring.
Smoked blossers AID ,ed Herring in boxes.
Bonele.s Fish and lodt;h.
a full stock of The above At low figures.
n. Lindsey & co,
de4.3m G and King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

The only " getahle remedy kroRn that Is 9
perfect blood purifer-S. s. B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
Az OTIOE TO GAS CUNoUMEks.

NJ OTlOk To GAS CUNbU MEkS.
Office of the lsxandria Gas Works,
Room NJ. Market Bailling, hoy 81 Ct front.
Alexald1is. Va, December q. 1889. }
Bills Tor the quarter ending Decem Der 16tn
sre now ready tor delivery. On al bills paid
on or before the 18Th OF January, 1851. o dis.
count Of 10 per ceLt will be allowed.
dec27-lg j bOXBURY, Supt.
~ dy for msn and beast. Gee advertise ment In
another cclumn For sale by
deco BS L2aDBHATER & BRO.
&KATBS, Sleigh bele. Sleigh kunnera, Bss-
~ kets &c. for sole cheap 81 IS King, ccrnel OF
Royal streets.
dets j. T. CREIGHTON &syN.
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EDUGATHON AZ.
PAPEe HANGlNG~, &c.
ESTA BElSH BED 1850.

j. p. CLARKE
AT THE OLD LOCATION-l5S KING ST..
Will exhibit we'll assorted stock Of
WALL PaPERS, WINDOW SHADES
OORNICES, CORD and TASSELS, FINE
PICTURES and PICTURE FRAMES from
the best manufacturers and importers, Of the
newest and most popular designs
he intends by faithful pttontion TO the wants
of bis customers and fair dealing to merit
share of th cir patronage - oct -
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Special Announcement.

Five hundred elegsn. OvsRCoATs ADD VI
sTERE1TEs, which am selling at TWENTY PER
GENT lover lhsp any house 10 the cay.
OVERCoATs from 50 so no at
MosE WATERWAYS
Cor. Kiog and Fairiox sts.
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TAs. F. OaRLIx & SONS, 65 King street,
~ have now in stoe q foe stock OF Ivory
handled Knives, Plated Forks and spoons, Pen
AID Pocket Knives, q large assortment of Tool
Chests. Skates, &c.,-useful holiday presents.
decl6