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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
DUPLICATING HIMSELF BY ADMISSIONS.

The negro James Seaman, arrested on the charge
of numbering the fisherman, William Rhodes at
Hieksvlle in December, 1873. was taken yesterday
70 the place where the body was found by District
Attorney Downing and officer Wilkinson. Seaman
pointed out the road he and Weeks took that night
o,so the place where ho sat on the fence and
,-aited for Weeks 10 return from Hicksyille
with the whiskey. He also made some dam
aging revelations still further duplicating himself
90 Veil as Weeks. 1t also asccrtaIned that
PhoJes;s oyercoat was in Weoks's possession when
bs was arrested and that he gave ii 10 fellow
prisoner in the Riverhcad jail on the day that lie
vas taken 10 Sing Sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

RIVAL SCHEMES FOR THE WORLDS RAIN
A TALK WITH OREsTEs CLEVELAND TIRE BILL PRE-
pAprD ny THE HILTON COMMITTEE-NO TROUBLE
ABOUT RAISING MONEY.
Orestes Cleveland asked yesterday oy
TRIBUNE representative what had become Oh 'ne
Worlds Fair Committee organized year ago. oi
which Judge Hilton was president and he mem
Der. He replied:
1--WE framed a bill and submitted 1t to Congress
last Spring. That seemed all we were called upon
TO do at the time. 1t for Congress 10 take ,ne
next step think Congress failed to pass inc oii'
at the last session because of opposition from people
who wanted places in connection with the exniDi-
ton. and who bad a rival project of their own. NO
one of tine gentlemen who met at Judge Hilton's
would accept any official position. The movemen,
on our part arose purely from public-spri'ed
motves' =,
Are Won going 10 let the matter drop now T.
think some of the members of the committee
will 20 down TO Washington before long 10 uis
action upon our bill. regret to say In speaking Vi
the rival scheme that although started by persons
who desired places, it has succeeded IN obtaining
the cooperation of a number OF eminent petbod
q What Is the principal difference IN me lhe'nVu
of organization proposed by the Two blls ~ -.
"a We do not have any corporatoTs or COMMISSION
ers in ours The other the oo es' Sseess into oice.
Orr bill provides that the President sh@H aPp09lntt
commissioners from the several states, anu 'i''s
they shall open the books for subscriptions "A, AS
soon as a certain amount subscribed however, the
s,LscriIers themselves are to form n Board OF
finance and take full charge of the enterprise we
thus have dual organization as at PhlaoelpnIi'
hnt avoid the clashing of authority which weak
oned The management there by restricting the com,
missioners to rather honorary and ornamental
duties" .,,y
Do you ask for Government aid !"
4 million and half only. as a loan without IN
terest TO he paid as soon MS million and nan is
subscribed and to be repaid out OF the rSt receipts
This was thought Wise year ago. hut II we were 10
s,art afresh now with the changed condition oil
business, | don't know that we should ask any
!" 10 Won think the whole amount needed to create
the ExRibitiou could be raised by subscriptions"
Without the least trouble, and IN very shorl
tinctoo. There would be 40 difficulty now on tha'
score"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
The Advantages of Newspaper Advertising.

Messrs Wilson, Brakeman Taylor Co., School Book Publishers say
1--WE have almost every of medium in advertising ana long
AGO became that the results largely in favor the fresh
and varied columns of tie Newspaper
TESTIMONY OLD AND WELL-ANowN FIRM.
An expenceo many has demonstrated to the great value o
benefit derived carefully prepared and properly displayed advertise
nnts in weestabshe influential newspaper JOHN DUNcMs sons
Sole Agents for Lea Perrns Worcestershire Sauce
Twenty Five experience endorsing Newspaper Advertising
TIE WHEELER & Wilson SEWING MACHINE COMPANY state:
an no department business there probably much money wasted
as in ADVERTISING department good Judgment and experience
more requisite Twenty-Five years experience has clearly demonstrated Ine
superior advantages and economy Of newspaper advertising over all other
mediums offered for that purpose"
Another Endorsement Experience Of FoySeven Years.
M q Co., the weknown Umbrella house. express
themselves as follows the value of Newspaper advertising:
IF what YOU say be strictly true in good newspaper Its
YOU advertiser enhS OF our advertising
has this p and of the whole expenditure all that we es
is contained in the other TENTH"
A STRONG ENDORSEMENT OF NEWsPAP Err ADVERTISING
AT recent Convention Manufacturers held at Detroit
% the President sa "f we would make the best possible use OF o
money! we patronze ably conducted and responsible newspapers
The newspaper is mmeasray the best medium to our ade the
most liberal expert advertisers testify to its value and IN the employ
ent Of its would find OF escape from waste1u un
identified and ineffective methods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
fApouncemcnLAI

Have been terribly afflicted with malaria l0r
ears The HOLaAs PAD gave Immediate rehet ana per
maneht cure D" WI. CAruEwooD. 32l East 4thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

WINCHEsTER's IIYPoPHOSPHITES
Nv,lI cure Consumption Coughs. Bronchitis Debility, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

Usc BRrMMELLs celebrated Cough Drops.
The gcpulne have A. II. Il. on each drop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
EDWARD REINHARDT TO BE HANGED

INV . ~ =
The General Term Of the Supreme Court, Second
Department, yesterday rendered decision ainIinine
the conviction of Edward Reiuhardt' VINO wasiouno
guilty OF numbering bis WIFE, Mary Ann Hcinnaiu :.
on staten Island, July 49, 1878. Inc opinion ~
written by Presiding Justice barnaiu' wno s s.
.h.ra vas abundant evidence to 20 to the jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
AN AMATEUR vAGRANT AS A PRISON COOK


WITH HIS FAMILY
A man giving the name of Walter 7. Morrai
was taken into the Jefferson Market Police
Court tie day before last Christmas. lie ad'
mitied that he was a vagrant and he was com
mitted TO the care Of the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction. While in the prison at
tached TO the court be made himself so useful that
arplicatiou was iRade TO have him remain there
ami since then he has been employed IN the prison
Kitchen 10 do the cooking.
Yesterday Francis j. Dupignac lawyer, entered
the court and asked Clerk Morgan to look Ia me
record book for the name of Walter I. Morrall who
had been committed yagrant lie saih
fhat Morral was wealthy, having FOR
time of $4,000 which he could claim at
any time His family was respectable. but
did not recognize him. In the Fall OF 1875 Morral
had shipped as a common sailor on vessel bound
20 Idyerpool Dupignac had received letter from
him ON Monday stating where he was ana asking 20
4 rsoorter of TIE TRIBUNE found Morrall in the
Kitchen of the Jefferson Market Prison. lie was
Stirring n large pot of soup with an immense
sroon He said he was thrty-Seven years OLD ana
horn i'm this city. His father was the proprietor
OF large iron foundry at ElIzapetbpoIt a.. o. nav
inc an Office at No. % Elm-st. His family treated
him bady he said and this was the cause o: MS ac-
zion. lie was tired of the life he was leading ana
consequently wrote TO Dupignac, who was DIS ousi-
ness agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

UopoKEN-The heating apparatus OF the Park.
owe nnblc school building. Of Hoboken, Is out OF
order, and tho school-house Is damp and cold.
Seven OF the teachers are i'll and SIX OF the classes
Love been dismissed. At the meeting OF the Board
nf Fdncation, on Monday night. permission was
given TO Principal Campbell TO dismiss the school
when the temperature of the room is below GU
STATEN ISLAND.
R1cHMoyD.-The Staten leland brewers are jubi,,
,ot over the prospect Of being able 10 secure good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
JERSEY CITY.

urs Martha Rosenwick, Of Union HILL who was
;d;ctod on a charge Of adultery with Dr. Gcsler
who Killed himself was released from the county
iail on bail yesterday.
The body of an unknown German was found hang.
mo from n rafter III an old building at Grove and
SiSteenfhsts jersey City, yesterday. There was
noth,ng found on it which would lead to Its ident
lcatiOn.
.Judce Davis Of Jersey CITY, issued warrants yes
,%dov for The arrest of Samuel Taylor. James Clear
and Iuke O'Bren on charge Of selling oleomarga-
,nne fiat was not stamped or labelled AZ required
nv law. The warrants were issued on the aiidayit
~ samuel A. Churchill, an expert employed by the
dairymeD. ,,. ,ypepv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
L0AE REEL.kTEES.

Capt. Samuel English spoke 81 Il IN Church,
co!ored, last Disht
Mr. /. G. O'Neal, reported in 3 critical cond.
ton yesterday. was better this mornirg
MIR. Geo. Z. Price will have at his stand II
the market TO morrow morning 8 lot or fresh fsh.
The Finance Committee OF the City Council
Will meet TO night and destroy large amount
Of old bonds, iui ded under the act OF 1879.
hrs. Elizabeth Rudd, wife of Nj 4. Il. Kudd,
who ns5 been Ill for the past Two weeks, is rap
Idly improving.
A platform Tor drying hose has been erected
81 the engine house Of tins Coum 0is Steam Fire
60 npany.
A nstriag' lcccs: Was issued 10 WASHINGTON
yesterday to Madi~on 4. Gsraiu, Of Amhe!s:,
va, and Emma j.. SmUot, of Campbell county,
Virginia.
Eddie Mill, tho little sou OF Mr. Thomas
Mills, ieli yesterday, while w-estiieS with 3
companion on The commons Near the VngDlS
Midland depot, aid had his sr.n b.obcn.
Messrs Robinson s. Son, commission mer-
chants, have renewed TO The ole st.i!G lately oc-
Copied by Washington & Bro, On the whAri,
~. george " ashl' SLun UcCupy!l Lhu auj uln
ing store on the nortn.
The public temperance meeting Of the Coed
TCmpiars, to De hr on Tuesdsy hight ms been
postponed IN consequence of Rev. Mr Pcn'ck,
VINO Is u denver ali address on tho OCCASION,
having baen called out Of the city.
Prof Marini will continue his dancing cIasa
another quarter, commencing Monday n, X. anG
invites ii! VINO wish t. learn lust sri 10 u.e,L
him 81 NcBurhey's HAil on To It evening be-
tween VI res aid five O'Clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
EEFFC'I.IL.
BOs RID OF ALDERM EN-,

At Al adjourned msatiar OF the Bosrd o
Aldermen, !.e.d January 18th 1850. ti,re wsvc
present: T. Il. DowhHam. esq President. and
heasrs. Z. Z. SmUoi. Strsuss, i;isheil and D. B.
SmOut
In The abscnce Of the Clerk, Henry j Eeve.t
w.s elected CLERK pro ten.
Mir Strauss offered y resolution directing TIC
Comrnlttee on Public Property to alter thu re-
Hector In the hlGetmen's chan Der, which was
referred 10 The Committee on Public Properly.
a communication from John ii. Parrot. If
agent, III reference - repairs 10 the American
Goa wharf, Was siso referred to tie Gam, com
mitLee.
Mr. j B. Smoot moved 10 reconsider Tho Pc,
adopted At the last meeting aricnang "sr &c.
imposing certain duties upon the Mayor, Coilec-
tors OF Taxes, &C" which motion was laid over
unit! the Text meeting
The Board then adjourned.
Tes,e: u. } NErETT Cork pro TEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

SAMPLE MERCHANTS. -Po!ic, circlss were
quite lively to day. Information was c,iveG
AZ headquarters this moroing that there were
several parties 10 the city, seiog goods With
out llcets', and Pei ccmen Ja-. Su,ish, Jas
Coleman ard Matthew Lattep started OUT. acd
IN short sine returned with Randall McD,u.
aid, who proie-scd to reprcs ut the hous, Ct
Leon Hersh, Of New Y rk; Caarcs V GIT and
deo' t. Code, all good looking smo tn talki1g
gen. lcmeo. Mcdonald was release, 90 baii
untli telegram arrived from New York, Mr..
". T. $50 k,s b Gaming his surety. Charles
'oght was also bailrd TO appear at the next
term CT The Corporation Court, MIR. +. J. Mil
Ter otcom pg his bon isnao. George F. Codd
secured hlr j. +. Burke as Ills surety, plec;ug
medal which be C aim to be worth large
amount. 10 the hapus OF Mr.. Burke as coIlater.
81 10 case he failed to appear when waute1, but
Inc medal being Examined by j9weller AID
round to be worth about SIS, the bond was re-
7oked. aDd be was held in custody uptil he Sc
cured bail or paid his 6ne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

IRAMrS Smith, of Alexandria, hiss
lntrodr c d in The State Senate bill to dcfinc
and punish traups. The bill provi irsthe any
person going about from place TO place begging
asking. or subsisting upon charity, and Tor tho
purpose ofacquirlng money or living and W no
snail have no liked place of residence or lawful
occupation III the county or city in which be
snail be arrested, sh.ll be taken and deemed to
De tramp Sad guilty of misdemeanor, and on
conviction shall be sentenced to undergo al
imprisonment by separate and solitary confne-
mt nj 1t labor, III the county or city Jail for not
more than twelve months in the discretion of
Inc court Any tramp who shall enter any
dwelling house against the will or without the
permission Il the owner or OCCUPANT thereof, or
snail kihdle my tie il the highway. or on the
isnd OF another without the owners consent, or
shal' De tonnd carrying any fire arms or other
dangerous weapon, with intent unlswfully to do
INJURY to or lrtimidnte any other person, which
Intent may be inferred nv the Jury trying The
case. from the facts that The defendant is a
tramp and so armed, or shall DO or threaten to
90 Any injury not amounting TO felony to any
person, or TO the real or personal estate of IN
other, 81 a upon conviction, be deemed guilty
OF m'sGemeancr, and shall be spnte1c ed to
undergo an imprisonment by sepsr ,Le or solitary
confinement ~ labor for period not exceed il z
three years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

ASSAULT SUI Smith. crored. Wa fncd to
day ny t"u Mayor $50 Tor a-saulIug Oihccr B.
t. Brfii- az the c,iurec ioslivai last hight, bu.
DOT having tn" monrs 10 gay htr line, she will
20 10 all. Of!c + B:tIs vas keeping !hlngs
qni' III the icsnval, ard Sue, being druDk, Was
ordered home. Rheo ,ho s,Iu> him in Inc lace
with ncr hand. She was then atrts1cd ADD
tbs mCrlipg ti1cd 90 above stated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

SPECIAL Term 1t, is uudcr,tood that J ldge
Jaucs ke!ih viii hold special &c u of the
Circuit Court IL this ely Mopisy week Febru-
sry Oh, at shich The ". 9. V. NJ e. q. s. X.
K. cos9 vii! ,mc up for a hearing. and sale OF
the road prcss d t,y the creditors Also tho
question OF wages due tho employees will be
uccld, upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

BOARD OF ALDERMEN Tie Board Of 4 =
dcrmtD hello short u.crtIGg last ngHt. Thee
we're but five mcmhcrs pr: Ut, and Mr. e.. g.
Smo0t moved 10 adj lurn unli be < meeting,
but withdrew il in oIHer to allow Mr.. S.rauss
10 louoducc a rcsO la direciag the Commit
tee on Public Proper 20 lover the r,h c.or 10
the chamber ab u; ,cu ct, Which, il is lnoueht.
will give more IIght. As it is uow, the ign! 5
very detective, obd su lmpfov, m.Dt OF Some
klId Is considered nee ssary. Tic resolution
Was referred to the CcmmIitcc on Public Prop
orty without debate. Mr. Strauss also presented
COMMUNICATION from Mr. John Il. Parrot.
IT., agent Of ihe American Goa! Company.
calling atcntioD to the repairs needed TO tire
war; OF IN" company 10 this city. The cjmo
municatIon va, referred to the Committee on
Pubic Properly. Mr.. John 3. Smoot 1nov.d
to reconsider the act adopted at the last meet.
log, aueudlug an act imposing c"rtaln duties
upon the Mayor, collectors of ;ax,s, 80. Mr..
Smoot stated that it was not his in;eutou 10
detsio tho Board, but wished to have the mo
ton entered so that it u!d be considered at
the next meeting. The Board .hen, at a little
after &C ock, adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

CHURCH AT MUNICH The following is an
eXrac; from private letter received III this city
by Mr.. +. +. Corbctt, from Mr.. Ross TGrncr,
who is now prosecuting his art studies in Mu
Mich:
Imagine if ycu can vast church about as
aloUg as one OF our Al,XlndrD squares With al
aisle running through the centre and four 70
OF polished gray marble c2lunDs, supporting a
lofty roof c,mpCsed OF richly painted beams
and panels ID light blue and gold. The va Is
above the arches, AID in fact all the walls ars
OF dead gold Illuminated by frescoes 10 brilliant
colors. Around each of the columns is tenn
porary light iron stand about ten feet from the
hdor anj 20 each sand is tiSci about half a
dtSao Wax candles which r., 4 CT on the polished
marble 10 such way Gs 10 make one think il
Is transparent, aud away eff at the end Of the
church, the grand eltaT sperkles with S HAS
OF splendid caodles, bsrks f % ;ura flowers and
eversreens against 'a?k ground OF daik go!d
colors c@ntrclog the effect ia q way hardly to BE-
imagined uoless s.er; but can assure you when
the train of priests aud attendants come in, the
smoke Of The Incense the spIendOr OF the vest
mens, and crowds OF people IN dead black, it
makes altogether 3 s,uuning effect, 10 fec,
could hardly imagine snyIEiue hucr-lt TAX s
me uay back TO the time when tho ancirn,
Bascas 10 Rome were 10 full! tide Of az carly
Chrlsuan triumph, sod before tie glory Of the
Old hcatheoism was cntiryl; fs1ed."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

cid FOR RELAND.-ghcro il 70 be & me:t-
tx o: tie cfz,ns II CigAt a ;Ht cGH.y .oI Of
'hs Common Council 30 uEkg BIr.an2cmruls
Tor pubic mec'lug IL behalf Of tne suffers
n lrclsDd from tie au inc. Che eli CT tor
winch tho rfyp SCH ~ ttag Is to o. 'clu Is @ne
tbs! c2nmcn1- it.c 20 all. sud il is holc!
that Alexandra VIII s"Dd q liberal contribution
to the uniortunajes 10 thc Eturr:}d Isl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

the free list from this date.
MEETING OF TIE ALUMNI OF THE UNlvER.
sITY OF VIRGINIA.-A large and enthuslas .lc
meeting OF the Alumni Of the University IF
Virginia was held at the Office of Is mt Il NcaEe
yesterday afternoon, Vice President Ohm s
b ack burn 10 the chair.
The purpose Of the meeting vas to take steps
to secure 10 AI,X u6ria representation upon tie
Board Of Visitors to the University Of Virginia
when the Governor uakes the appointments ca
the 18th OF February next.
% motion Of Mr.. 5. Z, Ncalc, committee
Ct three was oppoIoted to consider the subj
and 10 rec mucnd the best course 70 be pur-
sued By the meG.lcg
The chair appointed ss tho committee Nr.
s. e. NelIe, Judge Charles +. Stuart aod Mr.
Linden kcnt, who. after q shori cJofercucc,
reported the following resolutions
Whereas the alumni Of the University 0;
Virginia IN the city Of Alexandra were he
hrst to organize az association having for It's
object the promotion OF the Interests nf their
ALMA mater; aud whereas the CT y Of AicX4u-
dria has never had representation upCn the
Board OF Visitors 10 the University Therefore
be it
Resolved, That the alumni Of the University
OF virginia in the city o! Alexandria respect
fully but earnestly urge His Exctency the
Governor to appoint the Hon. X. kcmpcr, q
distinguished alnmnuS, and 40 active and ardent
freud OF the University, upon lts Il, ard Of
Visitors %hen the same shall be selected.
Resolved, That the chairman OF this meeting
transmit cory Of these resolutions to His Fix.
cecncy the Governor and t. our representa-.
tlvcs 10 the General Assembly, with the re-
quest that they viii Cooperate with us 10 SCI
curing the appoin' uont of Mr. kcmpcr.
Speeches 10 support ct the resolutions ware
made by Messrs. BIa kouro, n ale. Stuart,
Kent and others, after WHICH they were uuaui
mously adopted.
The meeting then adjourned, SUI ct 10 the
call of the president.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Jan. % 1880.
For the Middle States slightly colder north to
east winds, clear or partly CLOUDY weather, aod
rising barometer during the rest Of Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

DIVIDEND DECLARED.-The Glrman CO.,
operative Building Association No. 3 has de-
clsred dividend of 10 per cent. from the first
years operation. A good Investment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

DEPRFDATiONS -Aluch cup aiut i uiadc
by Those haVlns 10 ch"rg" uucccl pied houses
OF the dnpredatIpns mmitted on the lrcm,sos
The iroc ar. pulled aosD. the wn3o#S bcok-
20. and it,qu.atiy the doors f.reca open aud
tie houses ltcrsly i5rn 20 ii c's. The gas
pii,s, The wa'cr nGluc5. AID everything tia.
can DC sold a:e carried away, aud W;lat is the
worst OF It, The guilty parties cauuut be found
cut. Those hat are Not entered Tor plurdcr.
are rcoocrcd understandable by ths boys, rhn
-clc3t them fer play or ucGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

You CAN FIND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Tiu Ware, sucn ua BsklDg Paus. Pc PADs,
Cutters, w., cheap a! STANSBURY'S,
Cor. King bnd Goluubus st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

Tie A. i. |. PARADE lie dress parade
and dfli' OF the A. xsodiia Light lniapry 10
morrow afternoon Is looked 0r with some n-
terts,. The parade viii start about three
o'ccck, and will be Get focd to K,ug aud
wash gton streets. AID tie Grill will tax" lac!
on WashlnEsOD street. The Alexandria Nus
c,l Association viii iuFDi.h III music 90 me
ucc S,loH. The metnbira Of the company ere
tu-y M king preparations. add the dlspay will
bc Ole worthy the best CjG.p!Gy 10 the 5 ate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

sa5-Wc earnestly request those Of our SUBJ
scribers VINO are 10 arrears to settle their &C.
counts without further delay. The recent sharp
advances in the price of paper have considerably
increased our monthly expenses, aud we will be
compelled to discontinue the pap:r to all on
the free list" from this date.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

TIE BLOCMEEY The furnaces for thc new
bloou cry to be started 10 this c;y by John =.
Aencw, esq, have baen Completed at the rhei 5
Of Mr.. WA. S. Moore, aad .gorkmaa we're en-
gagged to day in Ilacigg ibem in cushion. The
tip hamue5 will, il is thouatt, arrive c:rty
oex. mouth, and operations will be caumcocsd
lmuedattly Fhcro hos been Considerable
advance in the prize Of iron si;nip the past 10
cIouihs, eud tbo demand FIR il IS lar bc5 ord .hc
suppy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
NFQ TIE TRADE.
JOB = E FiILD.

NANCY GOODS, consisting in part Of
a Ladies' and Gents Hsndkerchiets, Gloves
Hcarfs, Cols7s snd Cu1s, Lscs Goods Collar
cites, Ribbons in CREST variety Perfumcry,
Dolls sDd Doll Carriages, Wagons, Sheds. With
great variety Of other article, suitable fer
CEris,mes sreseGi=-aii 1T the very lowest prices.
drCl2 e.. e. HkHRS y Eiry .trsnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

TITS NOW in the power Of every family to
Il steam their own oysters by using the COM
MON SENSE COOKER. For sale hy
dec 10 MCLEAN s UELEE, rs hjng st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

TIE SHIr IARD.-ihe frame for the nlw
schOoUcr to b" iul; at the ship yard IL this
city has arrived irpn the lower Potomac and il
bviog put IN pnSl!iOn,
The yaciI Ella, irim Gcoryc!owu, arriv d &:
the yard this nInrulos liz rcp.iTs,
The repairs 10 The steamer john W. Thcmp
SOD will be completed IN = short Will, and thc
boat will be 10 splc1dld order, Prosecuting a.
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