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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

Mr.. Hrsos Maynard il Northrtp msr,
who came South aud grow ~ be more iotcrse'
~ Sou hcru than men TO tbs manner born. But,
when thu civil war Co nmencsj, Tor p:ot;. ho be-
came 80 spcs sts to h3 party add 10 tho s3ctitn
hs had adopted az his owo. lie was made
moc1 Of t,r TINA By thoss who had bought
him. but, as is Invariably the casa. they noR
neglect bin. and 10 hi, old aga. he is hanging
around Washington so unsuo,e sital applicant
for c,ntioued favors. Time at las! sets al
things even"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

Those persors. add if they sr, to b, bell. we'd
there ere mssy of them. who would rather eco
the devil than Christmas. mus! COW b. ex-
periet cling The utmost infelici,ias Of tortured
spirits. But The general snd doubtless true,
Impression about them is that they are not to
Do believed. and that msugre their expressie rs
Of unhappiness at the near approsch of The
festive season. they really etjoy it aud regret il
when Ii Is gone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
Outraged and Robbed.

CHItiao. peA % Three mask cd robae!s Gin.
tered tae residence Of Mra M.ther. a: Norwood
Park. Lear Iii, city. yesterday morning, and
TOOK thoreirom ninety dollars in money snd a
Quantity Of valuable iswelry, Including two
otu!slly malne.tod Mrs. Mathor, her daughter,
Mrs. Abbie and Mrs.. Shaw. visitor. They
have cot been captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

According to Mr.. B!sioe. who's, au ,horiiy,
If Of suy account. should b, 10 the mater re-
ferrcd to. the wages Of hands ia cotton mills
are 20 greater 10 TIL, oountry THAI 10 + .e!ard.
As the necessity for pres r7ing American work,
men from tho competition OF Tho ''oaup,r Ia
Dor" Of foreigl oouatries has heretofore been
the most efe).ivs a,g lmsut at the disposal! oil
the pro!ec.ionis:s. they alI not b obliged tc
mr. Blaiae tor rsiutiog it so completely AID
supplying them with nothing 10 exchange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
The Jeanneffc,s s,.nu

LONDON, Dec. 22.-rhs Petersburg corle:-
p3ndsDt Of he Standard telographs that be
mas had nu Interview with General Au5u chin,
GoVorncr Ct Eastern Siberis, who expressed
tho opinion that the remaird,r Of the crew Of
the steamer j asaaetto has boon fallen within
by natives and Hospitality treated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

10 Western psrlaEce the New York Journal
of Commerce hos tie dead wood 90 Mr.
Burchard. the director Of the mint. for tho
large difference between the amt uat Of ;oage
profits be saJ 8 be turned into the Treasury and
snouo! the Treasurer says hs turned 10. II
Mr. Burohstd doesb't acknowledge that be is
utterly ignorant Of the bu,ioess of which be 10
10 charge most people wi think he is liable 10
q more serious charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
News Of Leigh SMITH,

LONDON. Dec. 22.--rhe Times this ncruirg
SAYS - 'iormsliou has boen received i'tum
rromSos. Notwsy. whi,h argues we'll fer the
success Of Mr.. Leigh Smiths v.ylg'. The
captain OF NcrHeg:au wbaler reports that oe
Ju'y2 be s.w the Ezra steamiog southwark,
hsvIrg seen the s1ms vJsse previously. 90
June 80. at Nlstotstkia Strsit, 1t Tie edge Of
tkn in, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
The Richmond Wig says:

1H10 I'HOHH1IoE1Nx "
The most potent ally Of the Federal Govern.
ment in The m cas- 70 of isolation and deprivation
WAS the President Of the Confederate Govern
ment himsslfl'
Mary Ct the Tises: men Of The Stush firmly
bs!ieve that if Mr.. Davis had b,en clothed With
dictatoFial pGwsra at the com noucemeut CT he
war it would h.va hsi different termination
And tie vsst majority CT military men ara now
convirc I'd OF the grave mistake Genarsl John
sion made in not making az i'm "a lee i.te advance
after the first battle Of Manassas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
A rreSt Of Il Physician,

Cui1Aao. Dec. 22.--Dr. Hugh Neh on, OF
"a more. 1aa arroatat here last night Jy pr.
Sate detective, on the charge OF abortion and
murder ard is now in Ia,,. Tha alleged yic!!m
10 young lady OF high ooanc OF ,no a,on, Sscan-
nsh. Gs, who died in the Baltimore Hotel a
lew Weeks ago. Or. Nelson says be has been
irVo.Vei IN An unpleasant STAR in Baltimore,
says backmsi i, at the bot:cm orLjs prtsst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
The New York Herald sav3

"Pfcsident Arthur has done more 10 b,iog
civil ser0lc, ratcrn toto practical operation tt an
ang oihsr man nov 10 public Iif,.''
The proof of this o,usi5s 10 the fact that tbs
President lraDsforned all the dapsr;n ants or
sae Government into eleotionsorius bureaus for
the Virgins rssdjussers at the recent election
10 this State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
President Arfhur

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Presideut Arthur,
accompanied by Assistant Private t!acretsry
fnii!ips. left here this morning At $50 O'clock
on !he limited exprnss for New York. He will
'oturn on Friday, the 3]th init,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
MUr0erah.

BENNINGTON. w.. Do. DR.. j. C..
Spllman. OF North Powoal. lett ,hi, village
about mldnlsh! for his home. This morniug
OF ) o clock he va, found dead. II . was evi.
de5Ly murdered and robbed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

The coed seed soWa By tho Wig party il
still bearing iluit. Is 8 general thing i: was
the CID vhis counties test, 81 the recent elo,tion
in this State gave large MI. critics for the honest.
rsyment Of the State cett, while it WAS in The
CID loc0foco cou1ttg CT tina SouthweEt snd tho
Valley that The repudisto.s &C! their telling
y. / ,rii;.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
COMMERCIAL.

AI.Ex ANDRIA MARKET December 2:.-The
ma 'ket to-day ia quie', There ara no Oh .rges to
nots IN Flour he recsipt3 Of W heat arc only
fair and 1912 bushals ware foid 10 day at Isl.
l 3 ;or Ful;G, l2IslS9 90: MIXED and lical45 for
Lancaster. Corn IA dull aud inactive; ctf,rinSs
OF IT'S bushels AM tsNoa At 70 for now white
No Bye reported AMI one 20! Of Oats sold q, 81
Ths mild we. weatLo. ia having . epressGa
effect on country produce ard q ec,ne on Yes
torday's quotations i, expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
appointment.

WASHINoToN, Dec. 222.-Mr L j. Blhoosk,
ato Stenol ,pher to the Secretary Ct the
Treasury. has tenn appointed by Seuator
Mlndon Olark 10 tho Ssnats Gem nitteo on
Foreiga RslLtione.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

Tsenty seven thousand d .lns is q pretty
g'od lee to eonduraDgo Doctor for twelve
weeks servios and lqlors ssnt to tho White
House in thst time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

M. Wilcox. of the Vrginis .stste Senate ia
dominating Mr.. Riddlebsrgsr for the U. 8.
Senate, sald be considered It sweet duty
M. Wilcox ID evidently crsnksy 90 The taste
question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
Death from MaInrac1ian

PHILADELPHIA, Dc. % Ella Childs, spsd
iI5yaars diod suddon'y at Tnusvilie. on Moi
day. Malpractice is suspected and the c1ss is
10 bs Investigated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
>andria Gazette and VIRGINIA Advertiser
TIE NaY York Eernli saYs

"Se7stor K;hols in Ms contest With tho bnur-
hons WOO the sympstGy OF tho fair minded pao-
ple OF the country, because he represented mo
rslity, education snG progress"
l. it Ally wondc: he Northern people should
be rnisilt5:a.cd sbcu! tie condition Ct stsrs in
this Safe ard the ,e:t Of tbs South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
Lead.

WAsuIEdToS, D. G., Dec, 22.-Tho wife of
eX-J ustlco SRaync. OF The Usited Slatss Gu
preme Court, dltd at an early hour this morL-
ltQ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
Strike OfhhOen,akerx

NhioAGo Dec. % One hundred shoeuakeI
s s0t IN henderson's factory to-day sssiust 5
reduction Of wages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
Personal,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Ssoret.ry Lircoln
lstt this city this morning on lha limited ex.
press Tor Chicago. and expscs 10 return on the
80 b instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
Committee Organized,

mAthlSGToNr Dec 22-Ths House Commit
tea 90 klecuons o.gAni I'D to-day and .pnointf
y. ~ Paul, of La Porte. lndisns, to be thei,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
DYING.
The II arkpfs,

fAbls. Dec Pm. Augusts Blanc, N,t Grille.
Is dying OF cancer in the face. 0''"S'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

n Ii1E1sG N GRANGE We learn ttsi
Major hfhEmqs Taylor has entered into con-
tract 10 de yer 900 tons Of ore Ii ,n,h during
Inc next year, from the mine lately open.d on
ne farm hear Orange Court House. branch
OF Inc Midland railroad is to be built from
adlson Kun station to Msj. Tsylor's mino, bv
IN parties who have contracted for the Gre, to
facilitate Its delivery at the furn.ces in Tenn,
sy!Vana. This dspo:it is one of The most wi.
liable IN Virginia. 1t has besa thoroughly az.
smlnsd by experienced engineers snd is pro.
nou1ced by them practically iue1haustible -
Frtis7t ck Surg Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
The Nav Y crk Herald s,ys :

~" - Yin Hibtu says
There |, no reason Why The credit of Viz
elala should not stand ss tish ss tba. of Penn.
sylvsnia.
And yet, the Herald exertsd all its inRaencs
to induce the voters of Virginia to support the
men who desire to rulo the crsdi! of tie State
By repudiatirg large share of hor 70 tlo debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

Df a ID. Fhuatlsroy. Superintendent Of the
western Iunalic Asyl um, ia his biennial report,
j dit published makes a strong point in favor Of
tic OAHU fLafi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

Mr. k.cdsbergcl's full NINE 10 haigieoa
Holt EiddlebarYar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET Dac IL
llu head oil Cattle vera offered and sold as fol.
lows fancy &C.; good E!a6ic; meolum to fair 81
a5:; ordinary 3sfc. Az Sheep sold ss follows:
choice heavy 5at4,; ordinary to good Salo. The
demand hi, Wesk WA for extra Cattle and
cheep. Mich Cows sold at % 10 $i5 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
NEWS or THE DAY.

Both bcu;os Of Congress adjourned yesterday
u'til the STA proy;mo.
Ia, health Guthoies of Chicago rsportt d
ten csse5 OF suallpox yesterday and 6vo death s,
Nre tuudlei AID ifty-iva German imni-
gran usfi7cd at Baltimore yesterday.
Tae DIRECTORS Of the Northern Central Raj
Way met 10 Bal.imors yesterday, and declared
sem:-anDusl diYiderd Of three per cont out
OF the earnings.
At the II, al yesterday Gutcau vas Is turbr-
lent IS usual aud several times dsnouuusd Mr.,
Seovia as an imbeoile and an idiot. D..
Hamilton was ofos.-. 2amined, tu! nothitg of
special interest Was e'ioited.
Ih5 heirs Of the Jennings estate in England
held another annual meeting 10 Camden. n. J
Tuesday. MIR. Cook, who is now 10 London
working up the osse, states that the MONEY Left
10 trust I'll! soen be Forthcoming, hut tia! be
needs money to carry on the case. Qoite srg.
numbsr t persons Interested we're 10 attendance
add collection was taken up
Before retiring from ofic,, Postmaster Ger
eral James wrote to Hon. George Bliss. of New
osk, soeoal attorney for the United States in
tho star rcu'e cases. suggesting that civil suits
De entered oRtcst the star rcute parties for
damages, Mr. Bliss 10 his reply states that
tho government has b'en at much labor on1
expense 10 vol hIog uo the criminal cases
against the II oders, and that he will soon 20
before the grand jury with sixty Witnesses.
With the view OF having the guilty parties iu-
diced. de says he will also GAUSS civil sujts
for damages to be Instituted.
Tee CREW IF THE JEANETTE The S:c,s.
tsry Of State AID the Secretary of The Navy had
conference yoitardsy afternoon 80 to The beat
ra:thod to be putaued in reference to the steam
er Jeannst!e. and after full Investigation o.
the question agreed tia. the only thing 10 be
done st present = 80 10 teleg raph 10 the Unitsd
States minister st ct. Peters burg to REQUEST The
Russian government to furnish all the Assistance
II their power, pecunisry and Otherwise, 10.
ward 6!log!ng the survivors TO place of com.
muIica!ion, 50 that they mis- b. be enabled 10
reach htm3,
Secretary FtslinghuYsen SAINT the following
dispatch to Mr. Hoffman, chs,Re d'sff,itss At
st. Petersburg: -
THE President desirsz you to make p,oyision
for meolste reisf and return of officers and
men OF the 'Jesnnette.' Gable promptly amount
OF credit you require and il will be provided by
the sscretAty or The Navy and myself Also
cable Wsht steps can be taken by this govern.
mint Tor !he recovery Of tina crew of the niasi5g
boat.
The tuaeral Ct Colonel Washington A.
DinskIu, veil known Spiritu,ist, look p!scs
yesterday afternoon, from bis late reside nc,. in
Baltimore. The officiating minister said in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
E,A1fSfatIyc,

Duh Etus:o vi tIo ~ :St5!e.uto Hl't IL j.i1t
session yesterday. when the PORTION ct the
previous days journal Of each chamber relating
to The eleai,n of United States Senator WAS
read. sitor which ths President pro tenn. Of
Senate made a formal announcement that Har-
rison H. Rddleberser, Of Shenandoah. had re-
cciv.d msjority of votes cast 10 that election.
and declared him duly elected Unitod States
Senator from Virginia for the term Of SIX years
from the ith Of MsIoh. 1883.
In tho Senate bills were Introduced rstliylDg
The sale by the board Of public weeks OF the
claim of thu State hgaiDst the Atlantic Missls
sippi and OAio Railroad Company for $500 900;
confirming the issue Of the csp!tal stock of the
Norfolk and Westero Railroad Company and
for tho return to the pull C schools of the State
of a portion of the money diverted tberefrom.
Tho latter bill provides that the $500 0CO
reaizsd By tho sale Of the States interest 10
tho Atlantic Mississippi aud Ohio road shall
be used for the benefit CT the public school sys
tom, SlG0. 900 CT said amount 10 be deVoled
to tho establishment OF colored noim,l
school.
The Committee 90 Courts Of usco reported
the resolution 10 referenoo to reducing the
number of judicial circuits 10 the Common
wealth, that 1t was iuexpedsnt. The resolution
was reoomnitte1
Tho election of circuit ia lges Tor the Fourth
and Sixth judicial circuits vas poS'p1lel until
the l4;h OF January, and the election OF county
Judges until tho 10Th Ct January.
IL The Hou;s Of D, lssaes tie bill rclleviog q
numbCr OF cl!i2ans OF disabilities Incurred by
the violation Of the anl;iueliUg law ga, tsk n
10 and passed. About forty names ere mel
toned, Including the following; Fl. H. RID
dlebcrSer, George d. Wise. Geo. Psyton
Wise Capt. John 8. Wise, L. l. Lawis, Wn.
G. Elan, Richard +. Bsirne md VIM. Ryan,
Capt. Asa Regois ir Gen. VIM. II. Payne. Ct
WsErdnton. and l.. y Washington.
A petition in the snspe of stroog Jrotest
sssinst the passage Of the bill, signed by many
promlnant cl!iz pe, was presented, but nothing
further was done With it.
resolution was introduced ieslruoins the
Committee en- Eiaano, to Inquire into the TX
pedie1cV OF So amending the revenue laws OF
| The Commonwealth az to reiiGv, from tsXatiep
Of buyicg snd ofIetirg to buV any matters
of subsstenos designed Is food for man and
beast.
Mr. Gl!dnes offered resolution authoriz ing
| the Superintendent of Public Buildings, 9ith
the Committee on Polio Property. to repair
| the Governors Mansion. He ssid it was we'll
| kuoSn that the Gcv:rsor's Marsion has for the
| last ciht years been 10 the possession OF o
| couple Of very resp: otabls uidowe,s nud i. nov
ueedah repairs - 3, much repair that The
Superintendent OF Pob'io Buildings did not
| ieel aniho,iz d TO uudertek, it without the
authority OF The HOUSE. 1t would rtqaira
several thousand dollars. Tbs ,eso!ution was
unanimously p,s'ed
The eleolln OF c,pitll tfio.rs his been posi-.
,0aad Until after tho holidays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

The tuaeral Ct Colonel Washington A,
Dinskiu. we'll known Spiritu,iist, took p!scs
yesterday at'ernoop, from bis late reside nc,. in
Baltimore. The officiating minister said jn The
courSo OF bis address: This very mornioe. { Re-
ceivsd communication tom bis spirit 10 which
lie said that he Was happily disappointed in hi,
dreams Of the olher world aud is content, until
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22
The Proposed iowa OF nj. Vernon

lue ifOp0seu IOWA OF Ai. Vernon.
lCorresr Of The Alexandra Gazette, |
PoTTER's Hill School HOUSE. D;c, 2l.-
A resolution Was passed toneti go size, BY The
WOODLAND Club to take steps !:okirg towards
Incorporating ;bo en!i:a msti,trrinl district Of
Mt. fe!n3a. iias! ot c4untIy extending ia
lepgh ell The way f:om llooIiog creek to the
Pfrco william tiae, aad i, breadth from tho
Potomac river 70 Springfield station, on the
Midland Railroad. into Il to1ca, With 9 c,mnop
oouecil Tor is government, ha7irg power to
levy taxes TO support the e2pet sos of The schools
roads and town government.
A COMMITTEES appointed for he purposs nre-
pared 90 nc: Ct .Lc.rcofs!ian, With they sub
mltted ba!o7s meeiiCy CT our cit;zsps, Gail.
10 consider y, c! The Wood!axn school house,
lust one week ago.
At this tma The PEG pc goa:raly know Dott-
log OF the echeme. AID The meeting b,iog
tmaii, Inc Plan WsS stfeGu1lsiY otp1std by
Geo. Mason. Of SrEias l3izk ; tn1 alter some
DEBATE IT adjourned TO m2et here to-day, thus
giving additional time ier the people to hear OF
proposition both u1usual 10 its character and
highly important to their interests.
Whan our meelirg Was organ d by eltetin,
A. q. Latdslreot chaimsn and X. w. Gal,rd
secretary. noEe of the ots!uesors of the cheme
we're present, Mr.. Mason vas es!l.d unon IN
stats what had taken place a. lhs Woodawn
meeting, Which he did very fully, and than
showed by & Simple Ca cu,!ion that our tayaa
you'd bs Increased fully so per c,nt, BY tbis
plan, aud c)ucnied BY urgiog the meeting to
show its condemnation Of proposition 80 nae.
less and expensive.
Messrs r. l.. Nepitt J.cab Trctb and
samuel Nj sson followed 10 condemnation Of the
scheme, alter which be following resolution
W.s passed
Resolved, That 10 di5approys Of the nro.
posed sohema to iuaoiporate Mt. Vernon dis.
lrict into town as 8! once Extensive and ua-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

"Mhst is hesVsns best eift 10 msl?' she
asked sRaetIv smiIirg 90 hin, DE- Bills
cough syrup" be replied. with u5u1pia, q,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

NUF HAYl CUT Hay No. Timothy
~ cut and b,led No Mixed Hay cut and
oiled =; Iure Glover cut sad bsled-a all scund nad
sWest-for GALE by
CHAS y. TAYLOR, .ir,
n0v2S Nos. 81 & % King tree,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

TUST RxUEIVgD --Hydroleine Imports!
= GranGm, Winch,a.er's ard Bulbs UougL
Syrup, Parkor's II air Is lssm and Ginger Tonic.
Be1son's Celery and Chsnomile Pills, Miller:
Neuralgia fils, Ssnford's Radical euro 70,
Oatsrrh, q! W. r. OKEIGHTUN'S.
oct3l IS King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

GCOTT'S EMULSION OF GOD LIVER
~ OIL. WITH LIME ND SODA. an invs
liable remedy for Coughs. Colds snd GeLer,;
Debility. For sale By
dec5 WARSIkLD q HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

VELVET AND PLUSH FRAMES, Fancy
Ink Stands, Diaries for 1882. Playing Cs.ds
and large ossortment OF goods adapted 20!
Chtiatmss presents.
deci3 ROBERT BELL,JSDHS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

I HAVE just received full line of FINE
i. GR0GEkiES fo. the Christmas season, 10
which invite attention. RESPECTFULLY,
!ecl2 j. Z. EILBURt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

I'VE HAVE IN STOCK PIPBH HID.
w SIEUk Champagne. rinta; vary old Oc9-
mao Brandy. Pure Holland Gin, fns old sherry,
Jamaica Spifitl and French's N. Il. kumn
ocl2 w. A. JOHNSON h COS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

NCTlOE NOTICE
~ just received another large supply Of
HARRISON & RkUS. Ready M1XEu
PAINT,
econd to none In the market. Gall for sAmp. Q
card at
je26 w. y. CREiGHIOH'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

A ENGRAVED VISITING PLATE With
"A SO cards OF best quality only Sl.75-an &c.
great variety. Pocket Books, Gard Ossoa and
Letter Pockets; Prayer Books and Hymlsls:
Family and Pocke. Bibles. Teatsmente, old AMI
revistd editions. All gonds at very low prices
darq RnRERT RRI.Iya A0NS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

HOAINY CHOP, CORN MEAL, MID.
Al DL1HGS, CORN and OATS for sse "
UHAS. 3. TAYLOR, tr,
vows Nos. 81 & 90 King ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

4 LII THE POPULAR PATKNT MEDl
IA CiRE Of the day for GALE at
w. ID. HUDSON'E, 265 King 81
EOvl9 Between Henry and F.Yellt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-22

a FULL LINE or FANCY and TOILET
a. ERTIOLRS-Soape, Perfumery, &c -!
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