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OFFICIAL REPORTERS OF DEBATES.

SENATE.
d. F. Murphy, Sl4 c ST. NV.
ASSISTANTS.
Thee. T. Shuey, AIS Missouri avenue,
Edward V. Murphy. 4l9 I'd st. NV.
Henry j. Gensler, 1878 13th ST. NV
HOUSE.
John j. McElhone. 1878 Vermont ave.
William Blair Lord, Riggs House.
David Wolfe Brown. liz Maryland ave. n.e.
j. K. Edwards Anacostla, u. c.
John II. White, SIC 18th ST. NV.
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coNGREssMEK AND THEIR RESIDENCES
LIST OF SENATOR'S

LIST OF SENATORS
w A. Wheeler, President, Riggs House.
ALLISON, w. B., Iowa. 1l24 Vermont ave.
Anthony, II. B., X. l., ISG7 sLn.w.
Bailey, J. E. Tenn. Eboitt House
baldwin Baldwin; D.. F., Mich, Arlington Hotel.
Bayard, Thomas F., Del, i4iS Mass. avenue
BECK, j. B., Ky. 1928 l4th st.
Blaine, j. g.. Maine. SCI 18Th st.nw.
Blair, Il: W., Nh, 2o5 East Capitol st.
Booth, Newton, Cal. col 13'h st. NV
Brown ]. E, Ga, Metropolitan Hotel
Bruce. b. r., Miss. 9G9 NJ ST. NV.
Burnside, A. E., r.. l.. 1923 II ST NV.
Call, Wilkinson. Fla. National Hotel
cameron. Angus. Wis, Wizards Hotel.
Ca1nen'pr j. NAB D.; Pa NO Wormleys Hotel
Cockrell, T. NJ, Mo-. 920 18th st. W.
Coke, Richard Texas, 1915 L ST. n.wx
Gonkhng, Roscoe, Ny. Not arrived.
Davis, Ii g., w. Va, Arlington Hotel.
Dawes, Ii. l., Mass, 1905 | 81. NV.
Eaton. ". W. Conn. % Grant Place.
EdmuDds, g. F., Vt, 14il Massachusetts, ave-
Ear ey, James T., Cal, Arlington Hotel.
Ferry, t. W.. Mich. National Hotel
Garland, A. H.. Ark, 519 2d ST. nlw.
Groome. j. b., Md, 1928 ST. NV.
Grover, /. F., oregon, 14l4 X st. NV.
Hamlin. Hannibal, Me-, Wizards Hotel
Hampton, Wade, S. c. Not arrived.
Harris, j. g., Tenn, sis 18th ST. NV.
Hereford, Frank, w Va. National Hotel.
Hlll Benjamin H., Ga. q Grant Place.
Hill, n r, Col, l4O7 Massachusetts ave.
Boar, G. F., Mass. sl9I ST. NV.
Ingalls,, j. j., Kan, Gil 18th st. NV.
Johnston, j. W., Va, 1924 Massachusetts, ave.
Jonas. 3. F., La, WIZARDS Hotel
Jones, c. W., Fla, lie G ST. NV.
Jones, j. p, New, cor. Nj. ave. and 3 st. Sc.
Kellogg, W. r, La. Wizards Hotel.
Herman, Francis. y. Y. 1896 X st. NV.
hirkw God, s. j., Iowa, 1914 1Glh st. NV.
Lamar. j. q. c., Miss. Not arrived.
Logan john A, H., Sl2 18Th st NV
Mcdonald, j. g.. IND, WIZARDS Hotel
Mcmillan, S. j. r., MINI. Oil North Capitol st
McPherson, j. r., N. j.. 14e9 Mass. ave.
MaAey, B., Tex, AS 4th ST. NV.
Morgan, j. T., Ala, 40l q st. NV.
Morrill,. j. s.. VT, cor. Vermont ave. AMI u st.
Paddock, A. s, Neb.. 1871 st. NV
Pehdeton. Ct. H., Ohio. 1901 h st. NV.
Platt q. H., Conn.,, Arlington Hotel
Plumb, z. b., Kan, National Hotel.
Pugh, Jas. L., Ala, National Hotel.
RandOlpb, I: F. Nd, 1926 Massachusetts ave.
Rollins, E. H., N. H., AS East Capitol st.
salisbury, Eli, Del, Wizards Hotel.
Saunders. A., Neb., Riggs House.
Sharon, VIM, New. Not arrived.
Sla er, J. H., oregon. $40 F St
Teller, Fl. NJ, COL. 1Oll NJ st. NV.
Thurman. A. g., Ohio. 1917 14th st. NV
Vance, Z. B., n. c., Arlington Hotel.
Vest, G. c., Mo-, cor. Delaware av. and st. ne
voorhees,, ID. W., Ind, 1871 | st. NV.
Walker, j. d., Ark, 5l9 I'd ST. NV.
Wallace, w. A., Pa, WtllaId'S Hotel.
Whyte, w. p, Md, Welcker's.
Williams, j. s., KY, Riggs House.
Window, W.. Mimi, 1116 Vermont ave.
Wtthers, K. E., Va, Alexandria, Va.
OFFICERS OF The SENATE.
j. c. Burch, secretary. 1925 Vermont ave.
k. j. Bright, sergeant at arms, POI East Cap st.
Henry L. ton, executive clerk, Glib 18th o. W.
F. E. Shoher, chief clerk, 52l 18th st. NV.
Isaac BaSsett assistant dooTkeepeT, IS I'd st. me-
W. T. McMlchael, postmaster, Metropolitan.
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are
~ known a. the BEST, 30 IL JUSTH'S oid stand
known for years the only place where nrst-clAss
SECONDHAND CLOTHING can be sid at re-
specfable prices. Address call ct JUsrHS Old
stand, No. GIG st.. between 9Th and 7th ST W.,
or Branch Store, No 406 9th st., betwe m and
o, mare
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THE TRADES.

R00KBINDING-The LYoErT BrsDEBY employ
ID first class Workmen, and turns ont super or
work IT lie one of the oldest establishm ents La The
city 100 pa ave- Sd floor. octl
\1 PRxOTIOAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
lOl2 Pennayivania ave, Washington. Do
Nuo Printing Q speciality.
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PROFESSIONAL.

uNR. T. ID. TALbOTT, DKEfp1, No. AaI l..
IL IT.. three doors from cor. y. Denta- 80
Hy In al IT. branches- Teeth inserted o7U8
pa cot. Al work warranted. Az
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
TTALIfST DAVIS 4 cos:
III UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS A3&5{
WORLD RERowNED AND disqualified UNIV
Also the Celebrated
HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO.
the only reliable Iow-priced good toned Upright
sepis- sIi 9th street N W.
d L M OV a l..
SIDNEY 7. EIMMO has removed toa-
bis elegant New Wareroom, HXKH
433 9TH street northwest WV"
Agent for the celebrated SH0NIE0KR ORGANS
and PIANOS Of several No. makers. oct.s0
II NABE PIANOS.-Unequaled In TONE.
IN TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP and DURA-
BILITY Prices ~ low consistent with
thorough workmanship. Great bargains HtNvv
In ORGANS. Tuning, repairing, packing and
moving promptly attended 20. at REIoHRN-
BACH'S Piano wareroems. No. 423 18th street.
above Pennsylvania avenue. n0y20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29

A GRACEFUL hCr.-Everybody 10 Ahxan-
dria Knows tho history Of tic difficulty between
the First and Uniou Presbyterian Churches, BY
which the members Of the l,tter church found
themselves suddenly without house. 10 wh!ca
to worship. Siooe the members OF tho v olon
Church gave up tie keys OF the First Churcn
buildings in which they had Worshlped fer ABOUT
six wears, several attempts have been made 10
settle the questions at issue between the TWO
conversations, sll OF which hav, islstd COIL
pletely, At conference of the elders OF the
two churches last week, all hope entertained by
the members Of the Uoion Church of ever agsn
occupying the Fms. Church building was given
up, SIS it was declared by the representatives. OF
the First Church that the only way the Uolon
Church could ccq7ite legal title to the prop.
erty vas for the members of the latter church
to unite with the First Church, and pledge
themselves no! to diS:u:b the ecclesiastical re-
latious CT tho church, which is connected with
theNorthern or Genera! Assembly OF the U nlted
States. This proposition was based upon tho
theory, it is understood, that the Southern
Presbyterian Church is not recognized in Law,
and therefore could not acquire legal title to
property held by the Church of the Uel:ed
SAFES. The cldsrs of the Uaion Church, Of
coureo, respectfully but decidedly declined to
fercroe cGouroed. leaving the Union Church
10 precisely the same position it occupied at tho
commencement Of the troubles.
The Hebrews of flo city lesr5ing OF the
homeless condition" Of tie Gentle church,
commenced TO speak one TO another on the
sutect of tenderiog their synagogue to the scat.
tered church, as place of worship. until other
quarters could be secured. TIE result was q
meeting CT tho congregation yesterday morning.
Isaac Eichte'g, esq president Of the co1grcga'
tion, occupied the chair. and j. kaufman, ESQ.,,
acted as tcrelary. Ga motion of Henry Strauss,
ESD, resolution wss adopted unanimously
tendc,iog tho rso OF their handsome. we'll
luruished s7uscogue. % Washington street, to
the members Of the Uaon Church as place OF
worship until they could make other arrange:
menta. free of any compensation. This is locked
upon by tho members OF the Union Church 40
mos. graceful oct, and one which places them
under debt of gratitude it will bo hard to re-
ray. The Hebrews of Alexandria, 10 this act of
kindness. have but followed the example set
them by their counLrymen in numerous other
cities. and shows that while they differ With
| the Geptil:s 10 their religious creed. they
rtc,gniz, tie grapd doctrine, the sum and sub
stare, of tvue religion. the brotherhood of
| man." between which. aud do unto Others as
sou wish to DO done By" thero is distinction
without difference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29

THE LATE HUGu LATHAN,-The memorial
meeting held last Friday evening" in tho hall oil
Potomac lodge, CONN amorative Of the event
fal life and services of the late Past Grand
Representative Hugh Latham, was quite largs.
ly attended, Notwithstanding tho heavy rain
storm prevailing. After suitable Introductory
ssrviccs copy of the proclamation recently
issued by the Grand Master Of Virginia, re!at-
ing to their sad lo-7. and recruiting in very
graphic and detailed manner tho distinguished
and pre.euinens services ct tho distinguished
brother, Representative Given, of Washington.
su iotimsto FREUD of the deceased was intro
ducsd. end delivered touohieg address, re
calling from his personal experieuc, many noble
and generous deeds of bsnevoence. ard his
personal knowledge Of tho iuordinsto zeal and
love which the deceased ever practically exblb
tied in promoting snd advancing the interest," OF
Odd Fellowship; and also of bis worth IS a
ci,;zap, aud 10 the private and public walks oil
life; be also dwclt With much pstbos 90 tho
last days end hcuI cf suffering Of this heroic
brother, acd ncst earnestly cntreated his au.
dicrce to b, admon;shed By tho dispensation OF
the brsyiiy Of human lifo. Mr.. Lltham was
member Of Endowment Rank No. 6 OF the
50 900 Glass.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
vrssrs1A BoEDs.-J. A. Hamb:e:oa zoe.
p,r.;nore Financial Circular Of Saturday lss'

VIRGINIA BONDS. Sd. A. Hamb.esoa Co.'s'
r.,.;-,ora Financial Circulsr Of Saturday las:
ssys: -.
transactions ct our Exchange during tho pest
- go ve.v large, and the business we'll DIS
t.;bpted as ususl Vlralnls Donos were the
.hiof .strsction. and further advance IN pslce'
.-.s accorded. Large orders to buy were re-
cs;7ed from New York, and the supply q oon9s
so:rc limited, prices advanced rapidly. SonSois
.,srted of with sales at 70. and rose TO ~. az
ons limo It was almost impossible to buy. sno
,bo broSer, in trying to fill their orders. bid the
-nerka. up without securing many oonos. len
ga-tios we're also in good demand, and advanced
:; IN in be b Uorsols and l0-iUa, tu: both we're
.-.orv taken ct tho decline, ard again started on
inward usrch. al indications point to
t;cbcr figures for tho'e bonds. Investors are
rno;ne with great corf ience in the bellet NAV
so.hiny can happen in thu future to lnpsis tae
AVA Of Ell Virginia bonds that carry me Tax
.ocs;veb,o coupons. a recent decision o. me
ut NJ Appssl5 Of Virgi MIA holds that What Is
enovn So punched coneol coupons email Do re
nao" for t,I taxes. &c. Punched coupons are
,bose, two-.ai7ds(S2oJof Thics were psia IN casn,
u,,,,o, beiog punched in evidence OF ssld psy'
.uoe t ira above decision makes the remaining
n-[,'. hid $50 receivable for taxes, and In
90 is msrke. value from sbcus III cents 70
a. csnts on the doilsr. A csse is nov penang
- the Supreme Court CT the United STATES Ia
-sgsrd to tag receivable coupons, thA5 Waen
,csched, will once end for ell tine se.t:e sne
AM question of Virginia, 50 fsr IS these c3u'
T rona are concerned. Application was rnsde be,
lara the Cour: of Appeals Of Virginia to Compel
ia rscaip. OF tax receivable coupons a' thelr
ssce value, without deducting tax. The Court
Sss equally divided in liz opinion. and sn ap.
pss( WAS taken 10 thu Supreme Court OF the
ynited States.
Virginia Peelers advanced to 80. Consols BE-
;7-son 81 and 90, md 10 ~ coupons between 81
and ~. Wo still think that Virginia 10:4U
binds arc undoubtedly cheap. i! is truo that
10 4Os at present prcss do no: pay ss much in
:erest on the investment Is Cousos, but they
tsvo advanced 80 little in proportion 10 Consols,
md $40 selling o. such low figures that they sp.
Tearto US to b. much the more desirable in
yes.;aont and one tina: i; likely to return great
or r.cG! SO speculation.
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GROSS MISCONDUCT IN 4 CnURCH.-During
tho preaching of the sermon last night in the
Methodist Protestant Church by Rev. DR..
Mills young man entered tho church and
commenced smoking q cigar, and, though re-
ncus!rated With, refused to desist from this
wIIlul insul. 10 dccancy aud PROCLAMATION of the
church until taken cut by friend. Much
cou plairt is made by tho congregation OF this
church Of tho ll-behavior of young men who
purpose OF disturbing the services. and annoy
iog those who assemble there for worship.
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LODGE Room,
UNITED LODGE, No. ST, |. 0. o. F.
WYTuEyILLe, Va NV. II, 1880

w fTEESlLLS, n = NoF. L. ICOo'
Whayeas the All-wise Beng, 10 His wonder.
fui Providerc,, hse removed from our midst
our worthy friend aud bro,hcr. Hugh Latham,
esq of Potomac Lodge, No. IS; therefore be it
Rssolycd, l,t. That the intelligence oil
Brother Lathar1's death is received by the
members of this lodge With profound sorrow
and gret.
Resolved, 2ld. That cur beloved Order hiss
lest ono Of its brghtes. lights and NEST worthy
members
Resolved, BID. That VS. extend our sincere
condolerc, to tho family of our worthy brothe;
and share with them in their grief.
Resolved, 4 b. That the Secretary Of this
lodge be instructed to forward a copy Of these
REGULATIONS to Potomac Lodge and to the family
IF cur deceased brother. AID furnish copy fuI
publication in The Alexandria Gszattc.
Jos. 9. SFXToN, Ssectery.
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PoToMAC Row1NG MATCH Tho rowing
match anncurcad TO take olaoo Cd the river,
over tie Hanlau Riley rack, at o'clock. to-
morrow afternoon. between Kennedy, Psistcd,
Lee and Davis, will surely como off, unless the
river is iriz!n ever, or rain iosasVeues to
prevent it. The men ere in active traillog, and
some excelIeut rowing nay BE- expected.
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POLICE News. The following cases were be
fore the Mayor this morning:
Susan Ridgeway, white, charged with steal
ing furniture frora tho house Ct some ct bel
relations, was dismissed as the parties making
the charge did not appear against her.
Geo. Brooks. colored, for beicg drunk and
disoriery on the streets, WAS 6ued SIS, and il
default CT tho payment Of said 6ac, sent to th;
chain gang.
John Hackley, colorcd. for threatening the
life of Jacob Harris. also colored, was bound
over to keep the peace By Justice Thompson
Saturday evening.
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FUNERALS The funeral of the lato Mr..
Charles Vei,ch, Ebo vas found dead 10 bis bed
Friday light las, took plecc yesterday afttr-
noon.
The funeral Of Mrs. O. 8. Tcbbs. Of Baltimore,
who c.ms here for tho benefit of her health
about two weeks sso and died at the residence
of Der stepfathtr, Mti Winner McLeln, corGer of
Duke a1d Royal srcets, Saturday evening last,
took place this pnrEing and was attended by a
large number of the friends of the family.
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CLEANING THE STREETS Tho Mayor, who
generally docsh Ecst things we'll. procaims to
the people that unless they cease leopard zlOg
the limbs aud lives of pedestrians by permitting
the s2ow, ico and slush to remsio on the pave
meot in front of their premises, BIO will enforce
The Law made 10 relereros thereto. and that ct
once, too, land mind you don forget it, those
of you Who are dereet
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QUARTERLY MEETING The quarter y nsot'
ing of the Free Methodist; Caulch will CON-
mence 10 this city Fridsy night NIX: aud con,
tinue over Sunday. Rev. joseph Tr.svsrs. OF
Philadelphia. Chairman of this District. will
preach 10 the church Frid,y night, and b. pre-.
sent dIripg all the services
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FSEsH lsEATs, FISH, GO.

NOTICE-I will have On my stall CHOIyE
~ BEEF, together with 8 fno assortment OF
all kinds Of MEATS, namely, Sausage and
ssussEe Meat, Mnce Meat snd Puddinss sll OF
my avn msnaf.cture. The same articles msy
ee hsd e. my store, No GS south Fairfax street.
Also choice Leaf LARD, pu; up expressly
io7 family use; fresh Batter sld Eggs;
Fruits SID Vegetables of oil kinGs. leo oies OF
Apples, Pickles by wholessis snd retail, Gran.
berries Eominy and Beans, Csssup. Warwick.
miro ssuce and pure Give Oil. lOy bills FISH,
cens;stng Of Msckerel Shsd aud Potomac Her.
ring; also fae lot of POULTRY, consisting OF
luskies, Ducks, Geese and Chickens I re.
spectfplly ask share of patronage
Sov25 S. j. EEED.
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The FAST MAIL TRAIN The first fsS! mall
train between New York and New Orleans,
wpcs is expected 70 make the distance in fifty
hours was run Yesterday. Forty six minutes
were lost when Washington was reached, but a
dispatch from Weldon, N. O., reported the train
srrived on time. The time from Washington 20
this city Z! miles, was ten minutes. The aver
age time from Washington to Richmond II I'D
ipg ttors, wss thirty eight miles per hour.
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The STEAMER MYSTIC. Tho work OF the
steamer Mystic OF the Lever Potomac Line,
which went on the ways at the ship5a ard for re-
pairs last week, which wero vigorously prosecuted
all Saturday nightWero completed earySundsy
morning aud the steamer vas launched, leaving
her wharf 10 this city this morning Oh her regu.
lar trip. Tho steamer hes been strongly
''iTolcd" and is ooT prepared for winter service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29

In SEASON THE Cooks JEWELL,
GROWN PRINCE and ether COOKING STOVES,
together with fac assortment of RANGES and
sill kinds of PARLoR STOVES are offered at very
low prices by STANsBURY & Bro, cor. King
ard Washington sts., Mcburney's Building.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received up
y TO the 29th instant from the grocers of the
city for SUPPLYING IHEPOOK Of THEIR
WARDS with tie following: Supsr, flour per
Is, meal per PEEK. coffee (green) per ID. lea per
q, sugar per Id, smoked b;oon per H. tsh G Ter
dozen, for two months from December lat, 1880,
with the privilege of reneRing after expiration
otsooye contract.
WI. W. ROCK, o. .. P,
ro,24-5. Office NO Market Building
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.,OTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERs.

COLLECTORS Office, Room 6. Market Building, I
Alexandria, Va, November 49, 1880 J
Notice is hereby given that FIVE ZEE ~ ~
ID ds7 of December, 1880. as after that date o
PENALTY OF FIVE PEE Gent will b:
added TO all bills remaining unpaid.
JOHN T. BILL, Col. North. List.
s. Z. FIELD, Col. South. Dist.
6oyle-tD1
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The news from the seat of Wet is constantly
contradictory. bu. not SO from Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup; every repors corcsrping it proves 1t to
be the best Cough Syrup knoWr. Oalg 25'.
hnttle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29

WRIT OF HADEAs CORPUS WIN. Murphy,
colored, iaed one hundred dollars by the Mayer
for attempting to poison the horse of Mr.
Peters, of w. Va, at thu lste fsir OF the
Alexandra and F,irfayAGrculturalAs Association,
and in default of the payment of said hne
Committed to Jail for one year, was brought
before Judge Caiton of the Corporation
Court in Chambers this afternoon on o writ
of habeas corpus. The Judge after hear
iug the arguments Of Mr.. 4. W. Ann
strong, for the prisoner, aud MIR. 5. Il. Brent,
for tho Commonwealth, reserved his decision
urti! tomorrow morning at ten o'clock,
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brought The people CO: ia force yesterday moro
ing and los. night. 10 the N. L. Church, where
Qlsrteily Meeting sorv c!s we're held, Rev. j..
S. Buyer, Presiding E der, preached morning
aud DiQb:, aud 10 the Frs. Presbyterian Church
Raw. +. W. Tood Of Mss;assas. occupied the
pulpit both ncrnio2 ard right. preaching two
excellent sermora. Tie other pulpits we're
filed By the resident clergy. II the afternoon
Gospel temp:rauoe meeting wss held il tn G
roam Of the Reform Club.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Heather Probabilities. November 90. 1880
For the middle Atlantic States higher oarome'
ter, rising followed by lower temperature, norm
to west winds, clearing weather, preceded pS
occasional rain near the coast,
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WARN GLOVES for Lslies, Cent?, Misses
and Boys-suitsble for the ccldess Weslher
nov23-6t q. 4. ADAMS. 81 kIrg st.
ADlFS WOODEN SKIRTS It 5cc. 75c,
S:t0. SID and $500.
nSY%7et-s q, u, ADA NJ, 20 King St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29

SOCIETY NOTES.-THE Washington Sunday
Herald says:
Miss Pau!diur, daughter CT Surgeon Pau'd-
icg, of the Army, arrived IN Alexandra on
Saturday last, and is making short visit to
her grandparents, DR.. and Mrs. French.
"Mr. aud Mrs. joseph Key, who wero mar
ried o. the Church OF st. Marin 8 in the Fields.
London. abou. SIX weeks ago. have returned
homo aud are now residing at Mr.. Keys place
10 Prime, Georges county. Mrs Key is we'll
remembered here as Mics Cora Bsele, of Capt.
tel Hill. Her brother, Mr.. J. Forbes Bale,
stq, went 10 London TO attend the vedding, at
which he scscd as best man. Mr.. Key, mem
Der of the we'll known Maryland family Of that
namc, was HidoHer With two childep.'
The Washington Sunday Gazstte says:
"Ihe historic Virginia Homestead, Shirley,
Oh the James river, was the scene OF very IN.
teres:ioe mslriage last Wodnesday-that Of
Miss D5rna Garter, daughter of Captain w.
+. Carter, Of Shirley. to M'. Charles Rcid' OF
Baltimore"
Miss Mildred Leo. daughter of general
Robert Z. Lee, beard Pinatore for The h'ss
,;me at tie Opera House. in Staunton, che
evening last w.ek. After the pcrtormarc, the
StonaHall Brigade Bard repaired to the rts'-
dstc, of Mrs. John 3. Baldwin, where Miss
Lee was guest, aud, as mark ct respect TOR
the daughter of az llus!rlous father, serenaded
her. -,
Tho silver wedding" or twenty fifth sn1i'
versary Of the wedding day ct Dr.. and Mrs: NJ.
NJ. Lewis occurred to day, and was ,qoIet!y
celebrated OF the elegant residences OF the Doctor.
on Washington street. The handsome and 80
conpshsd c!uple, yet in "the summer of lite, y
have the hearty good wishes Ola whole conmun
lty for coDtipuaDce of unslIoyed oorjugal bliss.
surrounded By oil that makes life dear, snd
many will DO the ierveDt prayers that both may
live lorg aud prosper, )" aud that on the CO.
carreucs Of their golden Wedding" they may
still be 10 tie full erjoynent of health AID hsp'
piness and continued prosperity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29

YEsrERDAY.-Y esterday was Geld, rainy,
dis ,g,eeable d y-just the day to sit OF home
surrounded with comforts-a blazing FIRE, plen
y of reading matter, &a,-nrd drop tear for
those less fortunate, and then forget that there
is Anybody els, 10 tho world but ourselves
As ia generally the cise on rainy Sabbsths there
we're small congregations present at the dItt;r
ent churches TO listen to the Gospel bugle.
Nothing short Of miasral truOps would have