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New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
rrNERAL oF TREASURER EoGERr.

LARGE MISUNDERSTANDING OF 7 he CORDNEEs
JURY-INvEsriGATING TIE DETALcATIoN.
Tie funeral of Benjamin &. Bogert took place
at HacEensack yesterday afternoon, and was largely
attended. The l O'Clock train from New-York carried
nearly one hundred persons the funeral There
seyeral delegations from Masonic societies and among
the members OF the Produce Exchange present were ex
Treasurer Paillps, Henry ". Philips flaming Aberts
W. O. Ii Baagh. William Oakley. W. W. Bruce, James
w McChesnY. q. IL. S. Van EDer, r. j.. Van Rper.
Charles Moses James DalryIuple James BousAton Mr.
Halliday Mr. yagneu. Mr.. Dowling and Mr.. Bostwick
Among the others who were present were exSherf
Herring state Senator Dayton. Thomas Chrisla, IL. ID
winton 6. Odds, Lucas Van Buskhk. William DE
woolfe william 5. Bapta, William Hiler, Dayid Ter
hune and Garret Ackers0n.
The house was crowded with those in attendance
The exercises consisted OF prayer and brief address
of consolation by the Rev. C. B Durand, OF the Second
Reformed Datcn Church, preceded and followed Dy ap
proprate music The pall-bearers were T. c. A. Ward
James Beatty, Colonel g. c. Ackerson, John H. T. Banta
John W. Quackenbush and G. ]. Blauveit The inscrip
ton on the plate read: Benjamin C. Bogert Died
January s. $780, aged Gfty-six years" Around the in
scription were various Masonic emblems and at the
head OF the coffin pillow of flowers, which the
word Father" was worked. The natural appearance
Of the face OF the dead man commonly remarked
The chief we're the dead mans two sons, ii.
NJ and b. Dogert, his brother and his daughter Mrs
Bogert his wife, tainted when she entered the and
obliged 20 retire 1ne fcdiEs we're DuEleu IN new
York Cemetery about two miles from the house
Coroner Brady held the inquest yesterday in the Bo
cert case 40 the Houson-st office The evidence already
published was read TO the six urymen vita the ad
dona statement of Dr. T.. B. BedeD, Of No. l4l East
Iwenty-frst-sL, who called 10 attend Mr.. Bogert
when no was found unconscious in the where he
had slept DR.. Bsldens statement Is as follows: 81
was called on tne forenoon Of January g. 1880, to see
Mr. BENJAMIN c. Bogert found him unconscious, breath
ang heavily aud slowly, with occasional meaning pupils
greatly contracted lips vid pulse feeble, but not reg
MAR. endeayored to administer snmnlant, but
there was great difficulty in swallowing had mustard
applied along the OF the spine and over the ep
gastrnm injected simultaneously few drops OF fluid
extract OF beadonpa and some brandy; attempted to
administer some strong coffee; applied gavanc cleo
tr,c,ty to the epigasrum and spne and remained with
him almost continuously for several hours treated
s,m for the Psychological effects Of audanun, which
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
KEEPLNG PRIoES DOWN.

1t is natural when the tendency Of every
thing IS upward that alers should pat higher prices
on their goods hand. IL Is, however greatly To be
desired thai this should not be oycrdone Now Is the
time for merchant with heavy stocks bought at low
rates TO distinguish bmself by keeping prices down.
An excellent example ia set b. Lord Taylor m TAX
ing the opportunity Afforded by tie general recovery to
clear off enornous stocks Of goods IN demand For
week or more they have been selling cOaks and dress
goods below market. Now they oner housc-furnis
ing linens IN the II II 10 they
have veIy heavy StOcfs and do not mean 10 them
over Evidently there are bargains 10 be had But the
best g to public is the example Of throwing upon
q rising market timely goods as bottom prices.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
THE REMOVAL OF \ CHIEF ENGINEER.

John c. Campbell, Chief Engineer of the
Department of Pdalic Works, removed by Commi'-
souer Auin ClupbcI because OF alleged ncs'-~,e
couo,ruuc she For}-soconIat tunnel, which fell IN
October. 1879 On ccgiorln proceeding Justice
Lawrence refused % rc'c se Che jaism,nt OF d.s-
ml-..l. Il. c... came on app.Al brrle the Supreme
rt ,l. r. Term yesterday. Douglass Camp co.,
iruG, or thc removed Cuief En24neer that personal
ur fitness i.y thc place mast ID, shown before removal;
Lat c errors auI faults which caused the accident bal
u1 connection rih uiucarire ana thdi ~ amount ol
rprc OIL .ii Jn his ui lll capacity coui1 nave
vented tsc di-a-t th.t tar defects should have
boon corrected D., thc superintendent oi street Improve
l.rt. IS bose dIIt . tl make necessary Inspections
lu .i.l .-s. ASH .tIut ip0lt.lnu COUNSEL Dean lu
r.utt .r.re fhrt tho proper execution OF On" thirf
Lr-iu,es duties YOU'D AlYe prevented the az. .idclt.
- ...irI was .rrS,I.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
THE COURTS.
SUING FOR HIS DAUGHTERS DEATH.
ARGUMENTS OVER LAW QUESTIONS CONCERNING
THE ADELPH! EXPLOSION.

SOlNt IOh IllO . OfSAi
ARGUMENTS OVER LAW QUESTIONS CoNCERNING
THE ADELPn! EXPLOSION.
Sarah LEONARD, young woman OF this city,
was killed at the explosion Of the boiler OF the steamboat
Adelph IN Tie barbor Of South Norwalk sept %, 1873
Joseph Leonard her fatherwa dadministrator
and such brought an action AGAINST Tie Columbia
Steam Nayigation Company which Owned the steam
boat for s. 600 damages. The case was tried before
Justice Barrett in March. 1879. motion was made by
tnc defendants % dismiss the case the ground that
the acct lent occurred within the jurisdiction Of Con
nectcut and that a Ncw-Y0rk administrator cond not
recover in the NeYork courts by virtue OF the statutes
OF Connecticut. even assuming that th,y gave the same
rights 0 administrators under The circumstances
OF accidental death. The motion deuied and the
plaintiff obtained verdict $1,000 Appeal was taken
to the General Term. anl The argued yesterday
CHRISTOPHER Tine ana Leopold Turk appearing for the
plaintiff; -. e +. MCiAlOt iOT the defendants.
II argued for The appellants that the STATUTES or
Connecticut gave right OF action TO representatives
INJURIES sustained by next OF KIN ia con-
sequence Of death bl wrongful act only m the instance
dean by negligence Of railroad con panes but even
assuming these statutes did a remedy in case OF
steamboat explosions yet the Newly hdmlnslrator
cOuid not sustain such SUIT IN NeW-1 Ork cOuft6-he
death happening m Cnnnecucut. and there not being
shown be representative ia Connecticut WaO hhd
taken out auXiilry administration m New-lork More
over the New York decisions settled the point af the
admins rafOr could for death resulting from
wron gful act outside The counsel Tor tie
planuh coniCuded that the statutes Gf COnneccu per
united HCOu in OF steamboat cNposiObsi ana
the construction by Connecticut courts 10
their laws should control here. Ihe cause Ol aclou
created the state OF Connecticut was IN s nature
tran>oi v ana be enforced IN the courts or any
State any forum. Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
slLMIG UYDI SKETCH CLUB

The exhibition Of works OF art in black and
white by the sllnagundi skcirn Club viii take place
at the Kurz Gallery Twcn'y-third-st 50 II is
nounced It viii last from the 10 to the 3st OF Jan
uarT. All works intended for The exhibition must be
seuf TO the rooms of the salmaguudi Sketch Club No
500 BROADWAY on or before the ljth dny OF January
between the hours Of 10 a. aud . D. m. Tie exhibit
lion w consist Of original examples OF the following
CHARCOAL dra wings. crayOn drawings India ink draw
mgs sepia drawings, pen and Ink drawings, etcbugs
drawings on the block pencil drawings, black aud
vhifa DrDOfs.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
Goparincrsgis N9.lct5.


AIR. 7. p. OLCOTr has aa interest I'D on
" bn-..c-a PBfDpS STOKES g. ga.
E'uE COPAkTNERSHIP between tlc uuder.
si.uet aud James ~tnhrs d.. ralfr tir -' n VI it.
IAN IIIuIr e. |Nie. p n'd ,.o.Fr'i. D.. n
.rfy ga tl q .ro ltn h.r ni Pee Iqufti Do &"
la. oa..g. DolUt. z ls-. tNc. AID sl.t -t.
NtB-1orE, JAu s. 10. MliIiAA IA.''N'
shall continue the iaauu'ao ti.i.r o. ysr.i ~ ,.
WILLIAM ltiI|f.
Cor. lst ave. ano Jlsitt. ArA ) u.
1--WE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ~
4 I~rlNG under abe u.fae ant eYie o. ~til AAf'
HARTLEY & GRAHAM tXrl,es n daY bv Ariia ~
- HAEfLfN
NJ. AEAIAM.
s,ev Vor, noe II f9-Q F N " ~rft hIER.
I'M r,lgue have tAs aav lae now 4ttuo san
uuGcr the hrm nauis oi HARLEY q GRAHAM -
NJ HARrl ~.
New York. Jan. !. ls'O n G..Ala-,
CgFIcE oF BAYARDG & rfrER-.
81 ENclANGG rtAtE. ,
NEW YORK, JlY. .. is,A)
HNHE undersigned have this day formed
coratrei-hlp the trans acton ~ hrD4rr1-r pes
ness IN soks lalis under te ntm name ~ ltat
p,l,rg tslguely JANE, \. BAlARD JE
Clih~ @. pi ~ r,
Member ~ \. =. =.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
SPEAKER SHARPE AT HOME.

KIxGsToN, MY, Jan. 12.-After the adjourn
meni OF the Legislature on Wednesday, Speaker Sharpe
caiue to his in this city, TO select his commit
tees and perfect other work attendant upon hts new
sition Ho returned to Albany about noon Saturday
During his.stay his house has been thronged with
visitors from all parts OF the State Many OF these
warm persOns friends who called tender their con-
gratulatlous A very large number. however belonged
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

PVZz.TxG.-NcW Carate 90 Country Sfv-
tom squire Hodge has a Sarge i4nHy si'.'
sexton: % ~ ~ Sc. 10. siT, unt 40 ar. y N
Hodges rad iyer any fam.,y-ivs herrdngir -
ER(R)N AGAIN.-Lady Sorry to bear %
husband il Mrs. Mtory Aoih Yol "!a Mfs. i" =.
fcu seem 40 have hat great t't. on i'r,ss t f''
families latcv" Nrs M; "Saug,. iEc lalt. "ud sin.'
w. .foitencs never ccme a.ore' Mr-. Or; 90 At lt''
iur lay afther tlc greatest misfortune we've -hLl'
Ill = y r1nr- An nhera - F.u.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
A BooKKEEpER GIVES HIMSELF UP.
INDICTED FOR FORGERY OF THE MANUFACTURES
AND MERCHANTS BANK.

AND MERCHANTS BANK.
John f. Haws, formerly boOkkceper of the
Manufacturers and Merchants Bank yesterday surren
dercd himself at the ctAttoney's Office to answer
an indictment Tor forgery found against him in October
iast Louis LevisOn did business with he bank under
the firm titie of T. Ievson & Company II Is alleged
that through TIE r0mpicitv Of Iiaws. who y charged
with having forged entries ana tne signature OF tAs
teller ID his pas shook LcVisOn obtained ijrE shn "l
money from the bank Iaws ii. and was not heaid oi
g,lu untll vc.tefday lie WAS committed 10 the IOmbs
ia deiaait Of $1,000 bail.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
FEARS FOR THE ICE CROP.

PoUGuKEEPsfE, n. Y, Jan. 12.-Dispatches
received here gh from the Upper Hudson showthat
the ice has broken up far Tiyoli. and Is
ing with the tide north OF Tiyoi IT 10 wasting away
RAPIDLY and alarm beginning TO be fet at all points
over faure Of the lee CROP whca at tBis season usl
ally furnishes employment 10 large number Of needy
Dgp
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
pROpOSALS
CITY OF WINNIPEG, MANITOBA.
IN pprpcP BTILuERs AND CONTRACTORS.

rn1srs for the construction OF combined Railway aua
Traffic Bridge aoross Ited RIVER az MinnP'g $50
viii he received by the gcd until 2lsf
Ihs I3ridge viii be- 800 feet long Vith sto snd
obutmens or on iron ples (the fotiuer f
win have draw or swin opening al the pavgSoie
the River. - 40 ,ror,e a. IN be con.
on the awardins " the contrdcL
Tho tenders are 20 be accompanied by pss ana
fiona which are subject the approval OF he
Engineer. .,..,, % aAean, ,be lewesi or
tender. ~, anngcation 10 the
unsersisned AZ his ofice In wiunpeg nsn,topn ,.sr
"na'' E W. JARyfs. city kfiaee Edge
winnipeg, 30th December, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

10 the modest army placeseccrs. To all OF these te
Crncral niles eteristicaiy, but maintains an az
graya Ing rcticcnce Nothing ~ dehhl- ~ hhOwh.
Even bis committees not fully comp'eeu Nct II ID
Thought however that this city viii ut ensi or repre-
rencd In the Assembly in the person OF cantor Dy avery
nfaninnf nd nnlifr Ynnng cOlOrod g,ntIenlAn
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
Dropos1i9.
PROPOSALS. for WAGON and AhBU'

4 LANCE HARNESS.
OiFiCE nRr0r QuARfERIA~fRi -
JETEaGeOSN1LLl. IutL, Dec y, ~ y
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN trplic.t. sIgsci 20 w ~ :.
coudittons tbis Office uuf oe feh ~
January -. 1850, which time and re me- ~
opened in the ~ bidder Tor urais1ns a,
MgeItng this depot seventyve 90 sets six m I.
states Army Wagon Harness couplete snd one H"'''''
(O0l SETS four mule Ambulance farnoss cou 5.ay,
Bidder vii state IN what quantity iaey WI n,tr
NEE sud how compete delivery % t9e wu"i'
rha IIsmess viii he subjected TO rigid ins .',o % ~ rs
Gcc ancp, siu an found tD the s1irdlfd WI 49,.
ieCtel be removed ~ contra, plr
nOsice of such rejection if'iu1
a the whole required VIII De tfsfs'
The Government the rght to reject anN o a ~
posals pIeiefcnco viii be gwen 70 articles "i ""H
production. ..,-- .. ,,.u a. env
furtrer ifImati0u Will be furnished On application 20
puosais should he addressed the uudefsigned snd 10
iudorsed Proposals fOr Wagon aid Aabuliioe iairs'
JAMES A.. EkiN
Deputy q. N. General. D,p0t Qtlfeiinas'e.,-
GEAIED PROPOSALS 49,.
y Will be received the eee OF the CITY Clef$ 81 n,
ton Ohio unll ~ clOck moon fRlDAf jXniAif Ic -,
issO for lighting sait city with coal oil, ga, gasoline OF
tricity. . ,,.,, ..,,,- ,ab,.r.
Fer further Information apply % Dr. d. C. WILsON eH'
man Cominittce on Ligit. Iroiftan. Ono
ly order OF City CoHnci -.
HAI.SEY g. BIZ nR
1ity clerk.
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Alexaudri4 0uzette
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 2.


TIE CuRIsTIANCY ScANDAL.~The news OF
Mrp. ChEistinucy statement about her husband
has evidently travelled very rapidly to Peru. as
the Minister is already beginning TO mandate
departments with statements CONCERNING his
wife and how she came to leave Peru without
did from him. lilo says that when bis wife
camo on to him, in Peru, sEo was under tho
pro, cotton of Mr.. George ilaight, an Amer.
icsp resident 10 Peru. llaight is a man Of
family. lie took fancy to Mrs. Chrlstlancy
aud paid her great deal Of attention. The
Mir lister AYERS thst t1aght csme very often 10
the Legation, and that be was altogether too
devoted to bis wife. lie acknowledges that be did
haV, scene with his vile, but it was cccssioned
by his CON log into bis salon one afternoon sud-
deny aud Gtdng his wife 10 Haghl's aims.
Aulthcr scero that he had with bis wife was
upon his discovery OF letter written to her by
DR.. Flc:0r Chrstiarc7, now at L,aveDSworth
Kan. in which the Doctor expressed himself
moi ardortly than stcpsoa should.
Mrs. Christiancy, IN reply to this. says it is
trut that Mr.. Chrlsian'y CHARGED her of being
in MIR. llalehls arms. bat that it only arose
froIa his tXlrcinc 4aIousy. Mr.. Ilaight was
sitting ta!klog With her IN the legation psrlor.
Thcy were at o rCuad table. Mrs. Chrstisucy
reached across his arm for book, cxcusng
be1 sell Us she did so, but at this iulc:urc the
mil lister came 10 and, as enc charges, the mem
orablc knock down scene t ok IL AGO. The Dr..
Victor letter she admits; but az it also contains
n ference to the Chaoder bargain and the
money paid TO ChristiaDcy sie does not tbiak
that letter will be brought forward very promi
neptIy 10 the case. Ifat DR.. Victor professod
q eat elimination Tor her is true. but that she
has e7tr encouraged hin is deuie5. She sty5
thar her Tc.a:lo1s With Mr.. llasht will bear
the Closest sC!uiry. She complains that Min.
lster ChIistiancy, ~!itn he sect fer lei to como
to Peru, did not turnis!l her cry travelling com
papop. not tvcn a maid. a S,aaiard CO board
the steamer aunoJGd her very mueh Ivy his 10
sole OF attentions, aud Mr.. Haight. gentleman
Vou:hed tor By the clptaio. was the means
OF prottc ing her from the troublesome Span.
lard. MnI'tor Chr:s'iatcy. st the end of the
voyage, thanked Mr.. Haight fer what he had
dor Q and cordially invited him TO the lsgatioo.
- washington SPECIAL 10 the ~ \. Times.
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The stesmers Of this company mako connec-
lions Al Norfolk Tor Boston and all points East
ct Now York with all points West and North
west, and at Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through ratos given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to IA. REED. Agent.
jtnnoy's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, Prcsid Mt.
Office under Natl. Metrop. Bank,
sop I'll Washington, d. @.
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SAyASAINGrCN d OHIO RAILROAu
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


| Beginning Oct. 4, 1879.
The MAIL TRAIN will loave Washington al
w o. m. and Alexendria ct 9O5 T. m. daily
except Sunday; pass Leesburz, going we;:
ward, at II IL =. m /, and arrive at Round Hill
st II m. Leave Round Hill 3. 1890 p. m; pass
Leeaburg, going eastward, at / 10 D. M, an! or.
rive at Alexandria nj S:l6 y. H., Snd al Wash.
ington at 80 D. m
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
Washington at ~ and Alexandria at 4 Is p. NJ.
daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Lcesbu!s
at q Az p. m. Leave Leosburg at & o. a. IL,
and arrive at Alexandria at 8l5 8. H., .Gi
Washington at s 80 q. In.
N@ Passengers from Washington will tSha
The Washington and Ohio Cars st toe Baltimore
q fotomac Railroad station at 8 o. e n. and i.J
p. m, and 60 through without chsnge CT cs:s.
The sos .. m. train from Alexandra and lZa4
?. 10. train from Round Hill connect at KcurL
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coachei
for Snickersville, Berryville and Winchester;
Also with Reamer 8 Line Of Coaches, hitch losHe
Lees6urg daily for Aide and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward mako close connecticut,
g Vienna, with sisson's Line Of Stages for Fsi''
fax Court House.
Communication tickets. n 6ea per .@t:e
AnnHal tickets, $50.
T. II. HAVENER,
OCT III General Ticko. Eg2ni.
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LHDr OF THE LHRE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 80 o'clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. m.
Ibis stsunch iron steamer has just been paint.
cd throughout, ststerooms newly furnished and
carpeted, and is the handsomest as we'll as the
safest boat on the Potomsc river and Chesapeake
bay, and 10 the only steamer making close con-
nection with the New York and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Rich uond steamers end
railroad lines south. Stops at PINEY POINT
ard POINT LOOKOUT gong aud returning,
Fare. first class, 81; round trip 81 80.
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FANCY GOODS.

SOSlEEY. GLOVES, Handkerchiefs, Col
~ lars and Cuffs, in great variety at
9. q. BERRY 8.
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FOE POTOMAC RIVER.

STEINER JOHN ". TR0.NPSO,S
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
ukDAf At 100 a. m returning on alternate
days
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EFKRT MONDAY, at i2m.; ard rs,prninp
leave Kew York, from pior 81, East river, Ev-
EKf SATURDAY, ut 4 o'clock p M.
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BTEAMERs.
1861 sTEAMiB BoAT co. 1881

lSSUsTEAMBolAHTSC co. 1851
Steamer
GEORGE LIE ARY
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, AND NORFOLK,
VA, CALLING AT PINEY POINT and
POINT LOOKOUT going and returning.
On and aftor Monday March 10Th, 1880, the
stesmer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph White,
Commander. will resume her route between tho
shove ports.
From ALEXANDRIA, Hooe's wharf every
MONDAY and WEDN ESDAY, at n. M,
| and every SATURDAY at 81 p. IN.
From NORFOLK, CampbelPs whsrf every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, ct
p. m.
Arriving at either port early next morning.
During the psst winter the Lesry has been
| thoroughly over hauled, newly painted carpet
ed, upholstered and put in nice order. Her
oWEefs pledge the public cleanliness, frst class
table and courtesy and attention from the officers
and servants of the boat. Tickets, rates, infor.
nation, state rooms, &c, furnished by
T. b. HOOE, Agt., Ale1s., Va.
| Is. f. DODD, Agt, Wash D. G. NH 9-tI
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ESsR NEW YORK.

SyEI.HEEeS r. g. E.e.fG SyT.7y7D yOHn.
GERSG-S-
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OOMMss@EeaN MEisUrssa hts.

HGAS. S. TAYLOR, IT.,
(Lste Of j. r. Beckham s Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
FEED DEALER.
Agent for
j B. FICKLEN & SONS
cELBBRATED
BRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR
II North Union street,
NH 10 Alexsndris, Vire mia.
w. A JOHNSON s CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GIBSON'S Xxx, xxx, xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
ERS and THOMPSON'S PURE RYE
WHISTLES, to which they invite the attention
of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
| receive prompt attention.
Consignments of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron and Roysl sts.,
Alexandria, Va oct 20
HARNoN & SMITH,
wH5e1EsALE
GGOCEES AND GENERAL COMPASSION
MERCHANTS,
Corner Prince snd Royal sts.,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Consignmonts OF Grain and Country Produce
solicited. and prompt returns rlsdo. iyl0
HARLOW BROS
WHOLESALE
GEOOERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers
JOHN GIBSUNS SON s. CO.'S. CABINET
X, Xxx and Xxx WHISTLES, and
Tnompson's Prre Rye. Whisky; Frreign
Wines and Brardies, Ale. Porter
and Chsmpsgnes,
u.s. AGENUY OF LAFLIN & RANUS
POWDER COMPANY.
Nv COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL sTs.
Coffee roasted for the trsde 81 75c per aaek.
myG-tf
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r AIDES AND CHILDREN'S MERINO
- VESTS and PANTS, all sizes and quail.
ties, at g. g. BERRY'S.
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ties, at q. g. BERRI'S.
ZEPHYR WORSTkDS, Germantown Woods
II and Knitting Yarns in all shades and colors.
sep9 Ate q, BEkRY'S.
EALL AND WINTER OPENING.
Ladios', Gents, Misses, Boys and Infants
Merlno Underwear; large ST ok to select
from; prices from A]c to So each.
Silk and Linen handkerchief and N eckwear.
Hosiery Of every size, in English, French,
German and Domos!ic over 81 new and besuti.
| full patterns Tor the present season.
Corsois at 50c, 75c, 81, ST Is and 81 50 p pr.
Germantown Wool, Zephyr Worsted, Sbet.
| land Floss and German Woolon Yarns As
| usual. our stock is complete.
Mock Raflng Gloves LAGOS and Edgings.
| NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Buttons, Spool Silk Combs. Hair Brushes,
Knitting Cotton, Pins Noodles Tapes, Towels
Napkins, Belts Skirts. Shswls and new line OF
Jewelry, Soaps, Perfumery, Sc
sep IL U. N. ADAMS, Gz King St.
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ZEPHYR WORKSHOPS, Germantown Woods
II and Knitting Yarns, in all shades and colors,
sGp29 At c. q, BEkRI,S
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Inland &Seaboard Coasting Go.
Stohmsrs OF this line will run as follows:
FOR NORFOLK.

Connecting with Morchants' and Minors Line
for Boston, steamer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

Il j. TURNKR & CO.'S. "EXCELSIOp1
- e ON hand and for sale By
1sn30 THOS. PERRY. Act
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3OOO G G.dfes a SAe ssa made BY the
Society, tor salo By p''S n'A'
Ian ~ TBOHAsprpp0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

& NDERsON'S MINCE MEAT, Fruit ,Iel.
a lies, and Apple AID Peach Butter rce.ived
and for sale low by 1e''''0 o
dec r. W. AVERY. 226 Kiroet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

SWISS PROCESS, Cameron Mills Wonno-
~ and BridgaWster Flour, for sale at H''
80 j. c. MILBURN'S
jAho 10 n. Roysl at
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GIGARsl UIGAEsI CIGARS

SUGAk CURED BREAKFAST PIECES,
~ very nice, No. Mess Msckerel sat P9c'
mac Shsd at
nov ~ w. A. JOHNSON g. eos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

NJ Ais, Spikes, Horse Shoes and bar ron q
~ full stocE, At lowest NAL kat rates.
JAS. r. CABIN l. SONS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

E'lEh CANDIES-A large ioyoice of fno
a Candies just received aud for sale WHOLESALE
and retail by " 1"'0 "noiess'e
uac III H. G. MITPuRN