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ANOTHER CRANk,s oAPxns.
Ae Goes to Washington and Des
eiares Himself TO o Certain Ex-
tent GSuffaan aF=fA

He Goes to Washfngten and Ne.
eIares Himself TO o Certain Ex-
tent Gufteaa.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-A hand.
somely dressed man registered himself
at the Arlington hotel early this morn.
ing as Albert Lyman of New York. He
appeared quiet, and left bis oyercoat
aud number Of papers with the clerk.
Tonight he appeared ct The Ebbitt
House, and after registering himself ~
Henry Stewart Hubbard, Providence, R.
l., he asked for The three best rooms IN
the house. He had GO baggage, yet his
neat dressing and good locks caused mo-
suspicion to be aroused and he WAS 80
signed an elegant room on the frst
foor. Halt an hour later he was found,
completely unr0bed; wandering about
the hall. A special officer was despatshsd
tor, who, after making numerous prom.
ises to him, induced him TO 90 to the
station house, where be was locked UP.
de was perfectly sober and said that be
was toa certain extent Gaiteau and
that he could solve the Garfield problem,
but that his intentions were now foiled.
he further remarked that he had come
here 10 save the world and meant by
playing upon the strings of love to let
the world enjoy that liberty which he
bad. The rumor that he came TO shoot
President Arthur created great sxcite-
ment.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Bad Condition Of q Boston Bank

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 26.-The bank
examiner has completed his examina
tion of the affairs of the Pacific Bank OF
this city. His report will not be given
out for several days, but 1t Is authorita.
lively stated that the condition of the
bank is SO unfavorable that yhe United
States comptroller yesterday requested
the associated banks to nominate re-
ceiver and wind up its affairs. The
directors of the bank held protracted
meeting this afternoon to consider The
best means for continuing the busi-
ness of the institution. 1t was the
unanimous feeling of the directors moi
to surrender the charter of the insti-
tution, but to elect new president
Immediately and continue business on
one-half the capital formerly en-
ployed.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
A Lucky Pump Maker,

A recent number OF the Washington
~. O. Post gives an interesting sketch
how one Augustus DEG Grummund, driven
out or the pump manufacturing bus iness
general Introduction of Potomac river
water, was in his financial desperation
led to venture sending a dollar to M. A.
obtained SIS OGO, having received in re-
turn half OF ticket No. 7,24O In the l37th
monthly drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery on Oct. llth. This good luck OF
worthy Washingtonian will Tempt
many to correspond with the beneficent
M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, prior to
the Grand Semi-Annual DISTRIBUTION OF
over haIfa million OF dollars on Deem
q. I. Beaureg ard Of La, and Jubal A,
Early OF Va, and some one else will be
put in history in like manner.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Graveyard Insurance Companies

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 27.-Seven
persons from kentuckey, with an attor-
ney, who hold policies in the graveyard
insurance companies in this CITY and
vicinity on persons who have died, aggre-
eating $4,000, have come here to pros
cute their claims. They have thus far
been unable to get satisfaction from the
companies in which they had insured
their men. Some OF the companies In
which the kentuckIans hold policies OF
insurance have paid as low as fifty dol
lars on thousand-dollar policy. One
of the beneficiaries from KeDtuckey
claims that he has paid about $500 in
assessments on policy of $1,000.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
The circulation of the Blood,

water, and the life it contains the
simple cell which is the beginning of
all organized life the development OF
protoplasm the development in the
yolk of minute eggs, and many other
minute wonders of creation, will be
shown by Prof. Holman with q Pros
jecting microscope at the Opera House
Thursday evening, Dec. 1st. Are these
not worth seeing?
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Why Are You Bilious

Because you have allowed your bowels
to become costive and liver torpid. Use
Kidney-Wort to produce free state OF
the bowels, aud 1t will stimulate the
hver to proper action, cleanse tbe skin
OF It's yellow ness, cure bilious headache,
ana cause new life iD tie blood. Drug.
glsts have 1t, both dry and liqnid-Zion'S
Hefd.d.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Fata, quarrel over the Bible.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 26.-The
Democrats Little Rock special says
"At Oil CROUCH, Independence coun>
ty, Henry Ladd, q leading citizen,
had sons trouble with his wife origi,
mating in disagreement about pas
sage in the Bible. After a bitter
alteration LAdd drew a pistol and
shot her through the body. He then
tried to kill himself, but was prevented
by neigbbors and Jailed. Mrs. Ladd
will die.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
An Important Addition.

VIM. ii. Blake, chairman of the
Council Committee on Fire Companies,
expects to receive, In few days, patent
trip arrangement used in connection
with the fire alarm telegraph, by which
the horses will be released from their
stalls, aud, at night, the gas turned up
to full head, simultaneously with the
sounding of an alarm. These attach
ments were presented to Mr. Blake,
who will, in turn, present one to each
Company desiring 1t.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Attention, Democrats.

Every Democrat who Ia not assessed
should Immediately called upon the as
SCISSORS and have his name placed upon
the lists. otherwise he will not be quail
fied to vote at the important elections OF
1889. Call upon the ssessors-David
w. Hughes, No. 935 Chestnut street, or
Thos. w. Saville, No. 802 French street,
Then paw your taxes, and be ready for
next years important contests. There
is no time for delay. Attend to this
matter at once.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
In Favor of No Rent.

New YORK, Nov. 27.-The central
organization of the united trades and
labor unions of New York, Brooklyn,
and Jersey City passed resolution
to-day expressing their unqualified
approval of the manifesto of "no rent
for land" because it was the gift of the
Creator to his creatures.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Ansennents, A

At the Opera House, this evening,
ALI Burnett, the funniest comedian on
the stage, will appear in his new bur
lesque entitled sOur Club" It is said
TO be one of the best comedies ever writ
ten and with BurEett as the master hand
in its presentation, cannot fail to be
funny AMI entertaining. 1t should be
enj Dyed by large audience.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Causes of Impure Water.

Councilman Lewis Paynter, chairman
of the Water Committee, received, on
sa,nrday. a copy of a recent issue OF the
Bostou Daily Globe. containing long
review, by Col. Henry W. Wilson, OF
the Impurities IN the Boston drinking
water. The most important conclusion
arrived at by Dol. Wilson, ana one that
ia of special intere in this city, In that
the existing impurities are not due to
animal or chemical contaninations, but
to deoomposei vegetable ematter--decay-
inc stumps, offensive fungus matter. etc
The review deals with tins oonoiuslon
in a lengthy and interesting manner.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28

WITH A surplus of $40 100000 1t
would not be difficult for the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company TO build a
new road to Philadelphia, which would
not cost over ten millions, aud compete
with >tosd costing twenty one mil
lions. ...
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28

THE Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle says
that the Hon. Alexander n. Stevens ex-
poets to spend the greater part of hext
summer la New York, Boston aud
Philadelphia, and will probably not re.
turn 10 Crawfordvllls before August.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28

The fairest faces are sometimes mar
red by myriads Of pimples, and markings
Of tetter or freckles, which are readily
removed by popular toilet dressing,
known as DR.. Benson's Skin Cure.
Even scrotulous ulcers yield to 1t.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
OPERA HOUSE,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Friday, Dec. 2, 1881.
Tommy Delhang's Dramatic Conbi-
nation,
In his new and sensational drama,
entitled
ION THE LOOKOUT"

Tommy Delhang, Sole Prop. Manager.
This trul wonderful drama was writ
ten expressly for Mr.. Delhang, by the
well-Known English dramatic guthor
and &C or. Mr.. A. HI. Denham.
Read the unapproacha- le cast of char
acters:
"Alleckomiser. ."'Au urt Susan" "Uncle
Convey, Mr.. Tommy Delham Robert
Denton,n the Mechanic, Mr.. E. N. Her.
g. W. Shields Mr.. "Thorndyke'' EN-
barrassed Merchant, Mr.. G. G. Wood;
NAT Garvin." the Villain, Mr.. a. Barry.
X. Vansant; "AIice Thorndyke,J the
Observation-Disclosures Miss Grace Belmont
"Emeline,n the Unfortunate, Miss Lou
Delhang MRS. Thorndyke," Miss Mag
Brooks.
Admission SO cents Gallery, rs cents.
Sale OF seats at O.. f. Thomas d Co., ON
Tueeday, Novemb ber 20. noy2S st
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
PERSON Al.

William Bright, lady and daughter
returned from New York on Saturday,
where they had gone to spend Thanks.
giving Day and meet Percy Bright, who
was In that city from Yale College
spending his vacation with friends.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
To be Rreaght Homo.

I he body of Robert Ii. Mcdaniel, who
died last week In Carthage, North Caro-
lima, will be brought to Wilmington and
reinterred in he Wilmington aud Bran
dywine cemetery. 1t will arrive the
latter part of this week.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
MilmlngtOn,

There are now employed as laborers
al the Iobdell Car Wheel Company's
Works, two young indians, brothers,
named Nonsuch. They came from
New York State.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Orange Meeting,

A meeting of the Pomona Grange
of New Castle County will be held at
Grange Hall, in Newark, on Thursday,
December /, 1881, at 10 o'clock, a. M,
sharp. A large delegation of members
from Chester County will be present.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Lefrey Makes a Full Confession.

LONDON, November 2S.-The Gems
trat Neaos states that Lefroy has fully
confessed the murder of Mr.. Gold and
also of Lieutenant Roper, whe was
murdered in the Chatham Barracks
some time ago.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
A Great Obligation.

~ am indebted for my life, "says ude Q
+. NJ. Brooks. of Columb bus, Ca, "to
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure"
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28

lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
nonnd has done thousands of women
more good than the medicines OF many
doctors. {. is positive cure for all fe-
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
IL. Pinkham.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Six Cars.

Six frst-class passenger cars were
shipped, on Saturday last, by the Har-
Ian u Holllngsworth Co., to the At-
Gibson, Topeka and Santa Fs Railroad.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
TRUTH ATTESTED.
Some Important Statements OF
Well-knOwn People Wholly Verf-

yzAO sAnAsOHsmns StAt8hm0mH8 OH
Weil-known People Wholly Verf-
fed.
In order that the public may fully real
ize the gee uineness of The statements, as
well as The power and Va lue of the article
Of which they speak we ! ublish herewith
sincerity is beyond question. The truth
of these testimonials Is absoiute, nor
can the facts they announce be iguored.
WILMINGTON, DEL. Aug. ia, 1881.
H. H. WARNER q Co.-Gentlemsn AS
physician. and also In the capacity of
prescribed the use Of Warmers safe X d.
ney and Liver cure to at least l5 persons,
all afflicted with kidney trouble. In each
and Every instance they were cured.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
DIED

Derrick sON.-At his residence, in MIL
Creek Hundred, on the 26eh instant.
Aqui'a Derickson. in the 73i y ear or
his age.
The friends of the family are respect
fully Invited To attend tie funeral on
Thursday, December lat, at 10. 80 O'Clock
m. Services at the church.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
There are now % O74 claims ,ondi,

There are now 22,074 claims PENDING
under the Arrears OF Pension act. The
New York Commercial Bulletin makes
the total amount of claims, allowing for
rejected applications, 195,4s2. The
average cost of these TO the Government
is $500, making total expenditure
growing out of this bill, which was
supposed to grant no more than SIS, ,OOO-
900 at the most, SPAS, 10000. This il
indeed bottomless pit-a disgraceful
instance of reckless and unintelligent
legislatioB. To remedy some of tb,s
mischief will be one of the first duties
of Congress after Its organization.
These who have been attending the
daily exhibitions of Guiteau's Comedy
Company at City Hall, Washington, are
reminded that a great danger menaces
them. The fool killer, who has evidept-
ly been on vacation for several DAYS,
may swoop down with a sequence that
will sweep the board. He has thus far
resisted very loud call to duty
Times.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28

All those who have given IL tria5 VIII VIII
Cough syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
NEW ADvEKrls EasI ENrrs,

-
EOR 8ALE.-Some shares of the Del.
l. aware r. X. stock IL applied for
promptly. HEALD a co.
nOy22.4t
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
Jhs 9aily Gazstts.

ENTERED AT WILMINGTON PosT.oVFIcr
As sEcoND-oLAss MATTER.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. 8. O. WRsTs n NERvE AND BRAIN TREAT.
vuleions, Nervous Hesdacne, Mental Depres.
sion, Loss of Memory S2ermatorrhe.. Impo.
tercy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, caused by over-exertion, selfebuse. or over
indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent csses. Esch
boz contains one m onth's treatment. One dollar
q box, or six boxes for fvs dollars; sent by mail
prepaid on receipt Of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-.
ceised by us for six boxes, accompanied with
five dollars we will send the purchaser our writ.
ten guarantee to return the money if the trsat
ment does not effect q cure. Guarantees issued
5y JAE&GY q CO., Druggists Alexsndria,
Va, Wholesale snd retail agents. Orders by
mail will receive prompt attention. msr7
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EEANE TACGS1N
ISaEn.s! N.nagar. nov7
W. AsaINgwoN Z oElo EA1AgozD D
WRITER aExANGH&sET,
DoGIDninE October ID, 1881.

E0ElDAl1E CCtODor 10, 1901.
Tho NAIL TEAM will leave N Is 3llEsoh
at &c 8. II. sEd Al9ran6cis 81 9 20 a. n.
daily, cIctp. SuEday; pass Looobufs, going
westward :. i 80 q. liz and arrive ss Round
Hi s.. u Is > II. Leave Bound Hi! st II 81
y. ia.; p2ss Leae9Crs, gong easiaard, st III
y. M, and arriye ~ alexandria ct 3 20 ,. ii.
and c! Washington a. 50 p. II,
The ECCO OnAOOATlUN TRAlG will ieave
Warrington So - ,. n. sid Alexandria at
d - 2. IT,, daily, e-cspt SundaT, nnd arrive al
GeesburG 81 i a D. u. Lsave Leeaourq at w
8 n.. md arrive at Alexandra 6. Is e. H..
aCd Washington G. 50 - II.
s:S- FsssoRgeCo from " sshlagto1 vi! saks
She Wasaing:ol 2nd Qaio CARS IL TIE Bais:c.3cs
Z Potomac Railroad sla.ion s!9 De.n. Aad AZ
o. a, snd 90 through withou: change Ok caIs.
The 9.2j s.m. tralI tc0!o h.lozandrIa and lG.ds
p. n. .iaia sroJ:l Hound Eli. connect st Round
Hill with GS q L !: T. 5 Daily Line OF
Coaches ter SnickeSsviie, Se-rySilie and Win
chester; slso EeG:a9a's Li9o CT Coaches. which
leave Ae9sou1. dsilys Coz 4Aldie and Middle.
burg,
Both .cains. westward, mako cioso connections
a: Yienaa, with S.sson's Line of :ssg5s Ec- Fai1:
t&I Court HOUSE.
GUzsinEseazl@.s sS9ss a1ig. q zs;as sey Eaa2: q
@a1aSS sicSG Bass, &3Se
= e. EAVENEB,
oci4-i! Genera! fcse: Agau;,
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The Ram ut Church,

Mollie had little ram, fleece black as S rubber
shoe, and every place that Il ol!is wen. he emi.
grated TO.
He went with her to church ona dsy-the
folks hi-.s-sioua grew 10 see him walk d. nurcly
into Deacon Aliens peW.
The worthy deacon quick ly let his angry pas
sions rise; and gave it en- uL-: ,isli.n ki.k be-
tween the ssd brown eyes.
This landed rsm-my in the aisle, the DEACON
followed fast, and raised bis foot again, but oh |
that first kick was his las.l
For MIR. Sheep walked slowly back about
rod, tits ssid, aud ere the deacon could retreat
it stood him On his lead.
ere sheep. hut seTersl we'll directed butts iust
piled them in heap.
Then rushed they strsi2htway 10. the door
with curses long and loud, while ram In struck
the hindermoss man aud shot him through the
crowd.
Tie minister hsd often heard tia. kipdness
would subdus the fercsst besst-"Ahn then n.
said, "I'll try that g,me on yoa."
And go be kindly, gently called "Come,
fanny, rammy, ram. to see the folks abuse ycu
SO, grevsd and sorry ami"
With klod aid gentle words he cacle from
shat tall pulpl: down, saying rammy, rammy,
ram rammy. ranmy. ram-bes. eat in town.
The ram looked meek, and on he came with
"rsmmy. rammy, ram the nice pretty RAM"
The rsmmy quite dropped its humble air snd
rose from Oft its feet, and when the p.rson liz ne
lsy beneath the hindmost seat
As he shos out the open 6oor, and close it
with slam, he named a California town.
think twas "Yuba Dam"
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~ 81, 5eG!hward: connects 81 Charlottesville,
yits Ehos. & Ohio Z. T., Eest ant West ht
Agnct buri, connects wth rorfolk 6 West
e:n Z. .ts.1 through SoG.hvas. Virginia, 20
tssnvIlie, t!e9 Orleans Mcuphig Little Rort
&nd Ie.es-eud st Danyilio With Bichnond s
~;arF!i.a Z. T., 80 i5ou:h snd Sopsa49st.
EI.rass ScCtGwa73 c322oc.s 6. -:Enviile fo-
81. coints South t.:.S. and SnGtr.
aiNED TEAMS fcr 5ia.a Zine Leave -.
efaEdi!s daii7, oGcUpt SG-Ga;. 2 a. .. n. anc
1! a. S. NJ, FAD returning: hic:vs :. A-ioESucTl,
: 80 p II.
Fo1 MANASSAS LIZ. !esvo .?sssing.op
& AZ p. Il. Gnd Alexandria : rs 8. r., daily
except SUNDAY, aTrive 3. Eji1asuurg q - 05 p.m.
cc0aLecbns With TIE Valley Road R2s: anG
5Fe2:. !:cuTe StTa55'tTg s. p. IT,, arriving al
A.aznuG.:a 81 8 IS .. -.
Mixed TRAM FOE MANASSAS; uIy-
IoIGH leaves Alexandria daily, except Sun
cay s.! } 70 :, ~, striving 81 S:rs:burg s: G Us
p n, sJd fC.Graiag ie.:@3 Streahurs ut 5 %
4 H., sI;;Ti-.a; N A!cZ:ndcia 1t 5 C5 ?. 10.
fof &iGc.2oCcG, t=!!y connection sS E.sus
s.h!loa.
Sc: U2pcrviiic, tssa:=s c24nac:ioa I'll I22ls-
i,;s.,a.
sot ",Aat::&Ng2.3, l9a7s Washington *
6 . 2. y. G&!.y.
~! tzza:sa :z-s.;a sood connections, :. :Y.sa.
i2ttcl, 20 .Ea fgorn = o..G :.aG IVegt.
~ Atl-ltH ssepsf ica2as Wrsaington 6!
t ) l. "a. fU-u,iG5 :!l:cUGn w'.5ou. cheace,
&'GiI2@3 SLEEVE. yz:a bciwoeA T.sa:nsto:.
eoG Augusta, t'G,. witaC&: c:ZGEs, on ~ 20
= ~. :y'.if..
2;aFA'4 &Gjus'si}p CAsir Gsrs so run On ligi.
4tt'g b.:'ssen Whsl,ia sloc d ncavi!ie.
s,c72;!-i t;%rc-s Ferg !ns 10 tGe Si:sa :EC
D.. ak. -, 90. {. ,..~.,,,,,.,E, +, .,
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The SGEAA:Ei:
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(t.erryinH trn IL s q;

lF.efryIDg lEn .. S. MA;ij
W!!i !cs7a her w5sjt f3cI G. rr;incY st.ec.., oc
TUESDAYS FL. G'GGESIlEYs Z, 6 y, m.
and aaind SSTGEOA1S. 1T $50 p. II s.oppnz st
t!Eey Poins and Pvi1! Lookgus gong and re,
t.urrn!ng !. he:nrning leaves Ncr!Git % WE'D.
c'ci0ct, p. II. 90
@e&ioninG with May:. 1881, !:1cu..ioo !icaa.s
%ll oo issued, goal Tor iour days as !cl!owE:
ti:ss cEss ihsn to FORTRESS MonIoa aud Hlor.
iolk, . OE first class round itip, SO CO; second
Gi;Hss, e"en way, 81 50; First cnsa f=Ta 20 :iney
tclht hnd F"jaE Lookout. 81 50; Sirstcjass
round t'j2. 50; Sec 9ad c.sa, each wa. IS c.s.
Ststeroc.us 81. Mee,s - c.s
sM0HGS Il TT: N;!L.g, Sao!.
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Essze i55ESTGs.195,
;<11aaectlc:;; Nth Merchants aaa iijners Line
toZ H:o2toD, steamer

<0t IsOsVIG, i-.!''.4l1-
G>4SDEe @zs 2a.::a LEES
&9El:T EI&1jEAE, ggI:D 1;!..S;IsAE ana
EG1pAf ;ss 90 o Clock i.ia.: ra.:i,ii!. ;.,syo
= Sorfoik CT alss:n;s.e GsYs q. 2r0 p. IN.
Ta!5 stsuGca !c0H stesGaer hiss ;us. bs27, print.
ea throughout. s::tc-ooIas newly :n7rlsnac end
csrpe.9c, sHd IS tG9 hGadao;aaa+ as vel! as TIE
ss.ast boaas %. the fo:ou a. river end On a.cnesse
5GY, end i6 TIC 0n!G s.asyaac Masking clcso cor.
Daction wi:h tie Eev York aa1 .!o.ton s.::gr,-
er5; also coHHacts With iiichncad steamers .n6
Iz!!FoaG :les s.oot1. Stops t.: PINE,E i'y!sI
a!d Hoi 7 LOOKOUT gong and ras.irajn.
For :hs fs!! xId winter, commencing ii.t. 1T,
cetCs CT f.Ts Will ps IS ioGows:
First Glass fa-a to FoFt7asa Hnn:oe aa Nor.
folk 81 90; sccoad ciass 81 81: i:s1 class a:s 10
iIney Point and foi2. 4-oJ!:o4a 81 81 :.c2.G
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SEWING MACHiE sS Just rsceived an
~ otter supply ot the celebrated DOMESTIC
SkWING MACal&.s 80. ali persona who ex
set 20 purchase will do well - csl and ese the
special I'D 7autsges OF the 40 X E5T lC' before
purch asipg.
oct5 f. s. :IEADaEATER & BRO
DIAPER end BEAS3 SHELLS for brooch
4 loading guns; sl:o Muskes and Gun Cape,
Gun Wats, MesI Cartridges end other goocs
in st1n1 line In store and for sale Wholesale hnd
retsi At IS King, coraer of Roysl s!., Alex. VS..
novlG J. T. CREIGBTUH & SON.
SNBoAE5 BAbB!TT,5. .AKAsrR0MG'S
SS WARDS sEG HIGGINS LAU UNDRY
SOAPS, in store and FOR sale hy
octl2 w. a. JOHNSON s. CO.
EEECKE2'S SELF-HAISING FLOUR,
- tiriddle Cake Flour snd Graham Flour for
sale By [oc.22l j. q. &LLBURN'
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EoE0.xaC Es,E.sss zzr,-3E.yGs.

The steamer AEEC W5 elITE leaves Tin 81.
Wa.rt. w Washington. 5. u ~. ard E>!exSudyia
~ 81 o. n AVNEy Z NNAT, TnURS-
pax and ) SATURDAY : FOR al riy.r landings
Vn aoudaya re- fa. Is &omn; Eer.2; OF Thurs
csy Eoraici End Cu7tioGl.n; on Saturc ~ tjur-
ilonsn ant Loonsri;io VII; c2aagc.s al :,auo.
hstG's with Is. &: .. L. H.
q, w &IOLEY. Gan. Maasge..
Gs2'. jNo <. WOOD II. &: Pssa . rt [ucij
t3'O:i NORFOLK. rQAI5AiuUTt:, FUa.
C'EGZEGj3 4CGaQE End Tazs>G;J1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-22

IF YOU want Y.u.h's. Boys, or Child's
SUIT or OveIcoat We have sn eudess variety a..
The lowest prlcee. s. WATERMAN & Son.
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EEG2EGEkE.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co
(L:MlTEID

Bostz bei9Aen WhS4I!yG Z !74 ar6 ALEX.
AN DHl & viii rua iromrt = as Eo:0vs. w:
Leave Seventh street wharf S, ,7;O 8 80 . 90
iO5O srd II - /. NJ, snd - 60 l 30 2 30. 50
30, 20, & 80 ead o. II.
Lesv" Alex sndris g. 6 60. I go g "a. 8 50, 10 20
and II - $. n., scd y 30, 50. = SO, 3 &C. d 50
5 90 und 6 so o. VI.
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cnnu,ssIon mERCHANTs.
81 a. JOHNSON 6 CO..
WHOLESALE GROOERS

WHOLESALE GROOERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION hEKUHANIS,
And Dealers IN
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Eavs on hand GISSoN s Xxx, Xxx, XASA
and PUNE OLD BYE, OLD CASINgT
ER'S and THOiiY iiYSON'S PURE Rye
WHISTLES, to 1hiah !heE invite the attention
of the trade.
Orders frcra the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt astsasicn,
Corsignmen:s OF Flour, Grain snd Country
Produce solicited. FOR which they guarantee tie
highest msrkot prices and prompt returns.
Eorthesst corner Of Csu.oron and Eo5sl s:s.,
Alexandris, Va. sepl4
CEo. Y. WoEGaINaToN s. SON.
GRa1N. COMMISSION and
SKIPPING MERCEANTS,
No1 Ii and is north Union st., Ale1a., vs..
ConsisigHments snlioi:a5. susf9, ,3ra
T7aoMAS PERRY.
GENERAL Co1MIISiCE MEGCzaNT
DEALER II Fl0UE, FIsH, SALE, AND
ls2;LLIzS
Also Agent for
WATIs RICHMOND CAST and CHILLED
PL0WS.
tebla-tt ALEXANDRIA. va.
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T BRoDEES a CO.,
Whcleaale Dealers snd Jobbers In
G&CUaGIES, PROVISIONS, ELvUH.
SALT AND FISH.
a full line o,ceiebrated pure, old Whlskeyr,
Brandies, Gin, Nun, SC, Massey u Co.'s rniu.
delphia and Clsgssps Baltimore Ales, and Berg
nsr q snsei's Lager Seez. IN csska or bottlcs.
Agents for Jtsaeu g. Wslch Beat Family
FlouE, Jsmes s. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard SOAP
Dupont q ;lo's, Sporting and Blasting Gun.
powder, sad Ealtic;5:s x-!d pcsoc.sc Eiyo
S:esuora.
ORDERS promptly as:en;iad TO- and ccaziga.
ments solicited. 10 Il ing st,ass.
cct &-tt aisxands;s. ~.