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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-28
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
49, COLUMBIA COOPERATIVE BUILDING
L- ASSOCIATION

~ COLUMBIA C0i9PEE6BAATIvE OPERA BUILDING
new Building Asoeistion having been formed. under
it, rn6ers on an nproTel basis, the books for Sub
a. birsct5-s. q who can Re f6unI as follows:
Geo j. Johnzo1, President. Market space between
Ro6: MeSiurray vice President go vi street north
". p. C.lsn. Treasurer. 6l5 7th stree. northwest
Ci.as. C. D,ncansoH, Secretary, 9th and ID streets
D1aFcross
W II. Goods. City Post ofice
j. y esIey Bo.ser. Mutual FIRE Insurance Company
9tl, and Pennsyl.a ayenue; 1 1use;;....--.,-. s;
< o. paws. sth AMI Iyerket space.
III. NJ, led kdiatant Generars one.
Cass. Scheil, Goyecnui,l ,lt PrintinE )ihce.
ltTs2A ,fihT *, . +,es i, ,
IN o5s IS, L 'f Fi anu VIE De 's-' II '0" Gays
r--ta wONAS'S INDUSTRIAL EXCHANGE, S5
- S"rih Charles ssre' i51itiin2.e Lunch Room
tfclss. u Pickles Frseryes. etc. received and sold
or co.nurss.u Orders taken. o2S-et
F~,ss NoTICE.-t SP CIAL COMMUNICATI0N
E~s- Of HA1IONaL IOD,ft, No. Il. A. 4. NJ.
will t-a he'd AZ Masonic TemFle. SUNDAY, October
@ s ds n 81 SS % our if B o FrP N M a5,el jSHs 's E
BAEFa B ethTen e si-;e- Iosss are fraternaiiy IN
,! g ''fi d 0'5 sifFEES IS 4 + + GILL. secy
~ PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
First Annual Meeting viii be held on WEDNESDAY
EykNING November lst, lSS2. at ] O'Clock. at 6l5
The books are now open taking shares of the Sec
Ond Series.
! he Association has been exceptionally prosperous
the liabilities. will DE by the Annual Report.
The Report shows that We give advances on easier
terms and pay larger interest to shareholders than
Get copy Of the Keyort and copy Of the Consttu
DUNCANS,jN, President; LEWIS ABTAHAMS, Vice
Dept, Tfeas1rer: join Con, Secretary, SIS 18th
st II. w; ANDREW GLASS. Agricultural Dept
MIL MILAN IL GOODS, City Post Off e; T. T. SCH AZ
Pension Once G. BANkES BRooKES. War Dept,
FkASK g. SaXToN. War Dept; CHARLES BAUM.
EHngrAvig H 1 and az krintins; int THoNAs BR2pEhISK War
Room 9j. Corcoran Building. OIL 20, IS
c~ya FOURTH ISSUE.
The EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE BUILDING
Association
ISL pay 'ei'S '' WHICH commence s0'e'iiOer'
Monthly payments are 50 so FER share.
81, is advanced each share an fial.
At this date $97 500 i advanced to the members to
buy homes pay on mort-ases, &C.
Information will be furnished and subscription
James H Savlle, 342 d st. NV.
Il. H. TwoiaDly, Govt. Printing Office.
Thomas SOIneTvile, Sis 18th ST. n.w.
Geo. ". Casiiear. bureau Of Ensraving
r Ired. y ~ I Pratt S2SIer 9Ll I'D M D st SITS L. W.
b. f. Fuller, ASrieu1tural Dept.
Geo. ". Fisher, SURGEON Generals office.
Eos 4: F!sn. Assessors Office. Az ST. NV.
v. I. Walktr, cor. iith ard Md ave. sw.
frank o. Middleton. National Metropolitan Bank
Chas f. White, Bank of Washington
!: hit Heron. Star Office.
A. A. b coke, 3i2 u ST. NV.
SNo Jof EPSON, Sec'y 9l7 F ST. NV. o25-6t
OFFICE .,OIJr,,r rTsyES
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A Probable Murder.

UNKNOWN.
The cOlOred man William Williams, who was
stabbed In the side Monday evening by an un-
known man at the corner OF 18th and streets,
was reported in a very critical condition yester-
day, and the physicians think his recovery doubt.
full. Yesterday Lieut.. Guy arrested colored man
named Peter Banks, living at 2002 9th street, who
Williams identified when taken before him as one
the man who stabbed him. Banks says that VIII
liams was standing on the corner OF 10Th and
streets, when funeral procession was passing,
and tried to get up row. He was quarrellng
with colored man, when another colored man
named Eli Mumford ran up to him and stabbed
away. Sergeant Pearson and Oficer Hart ar
rested Mumford in "Hells Bottom" about two
O'Clock this morning. In the Police Court to-day
Judge SnellS attention was called TO the charge
against Mumford, and 1t was stated that Williams
was in critical condition, and MT. Moore asked
done. Williams was alive at two O'Clock to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-28

A NAVAL CoURT-MARTIAL has been appointed to
meet at Philadelphia 31st inst, for the trial oil
Gunner Geo. ". Omersetter Tie following is
the detail for the court: Commanders VIM. C.
Wise (presidenD and VIM. s. Dana, Lieut.. Com
nader II. G. White. I12uts. c. e. Callahan, S. H.
May and F. II. Crosby, and Master A. T. Freeman
with FIRST Lieur. p. st. Z. Murphy, marine corps,
judge advocate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-28

FIGHTING IN THE SrREET.-Thfs morning, In the
Police Court william Williams, James N. and Robt.
Garner were in the dock, charged with making an
ARRAY by lighting with each other. George Smith.
business manager OF the Tneater COmiQue, teSti-
ed that the defendants got into an alteration at
the theater last night and he put them out.
OAicer Ellis testified to putting them all under
arrest, about II O'Clock last Might for fighting In
the nei0hborhood OF the Comique. Robert was
dismissed, and the others were nned $ or Is days
each In jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-28

SECRETARY LINCOLN is expected to return from
New York tomorrow morning.
PERsoNAL--SenatorE Eumunds Is in New York
Mrs. A. NJ. Sotelio Is at Willard's, accompa-
MED by her mother, Mrs. Clements, OF Cincinnati
Mr.. Edward S. Schinid. OF this city, is visiting
his cousin, MIR: Mitchell REM, at Bridgeport.
Conn.-Hon. W. A. Phillips, of Kansas, is at zoos
II street northwest
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALI. SOULS 'CHUaCH-CDRNER OF l4TH
y y and IL streets northwest, Rev. RUSH II. SHIP
Pan. pastor Services at IN. and so p. rn Sunday
School az 9ij am. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

STARVATION WAGES The CRY oftbose in
the world who sr5 d,ousd to iocasssnt toi, and
that, too. a: SUCH pap a, Will barely provide euf.
fcient coarse food to prevent actual stsiya o
is otteo heard though seldom synpathiz,d with
by those who hsve b,eo blessed 10 their basket
ard their store" The following is said to hGve
&c usliy olclrred 10 the great ciy Of New y ork,
with oil its ch1rch spres aud iaumtr,be nsti-
tuioDs Of s1coor for fallen bumaoi y:
"a widow. VITO feared that the wholesalers
for 1hom SIZE works might take htr work from
her if she should publish her name exhibited
some shirts Sunday for nskicg which her too
Daughters sTe paid IS, d,Z!u She said I'VE
hv, about fur niles from Fulton eriy, and
my your IS! boy walks 10 the ferry sDd crosses
IN tb" Que osut hours TO get the work from the
NV Y Dix dealers. and tie mex: day With hst
dCz N shirts 10 lis arms. be goes to New York
end gets ho money.
From the above it will be readily seen how
srtlciss CAD be exhibited in furolshog stores
marked dove at such low figures, while the PC
rrietCr' smoke leisure and avail: customers
me mber what holy writ says about The cries
OF lsbt res eutirog In!0 toe ears OF Tie Lord Of
Sabaolh.
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.IAsH1NGTOh L OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


beginning October Is, 1881.
The NAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
q 8 70 .. m. and Ale1andria ct 926 .. m.
dtily, e1cep: Sunday; pass Leesburg. going
westward, at II 80 s. N. and arrive q bound
Eli Ct IL 10 p. N. Leave Round Hill at II 80
p M; pass Leesburg, going eastward, At l 10
p. NJ, and arrive 1t Alexandra at 8 10 p. II.
and ut Washington st 8 80 p. m.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN will leave
Washington at ~ p. n. and Alexandra 81
25 p. M, daily, except sunday, and arrive IS
Leesourg at AZ p. m. Leave LeesburR .! w
m: .nd arrive ct Alexandra at 8 Is =. NJ,
and Washington at 8 80 .. m.
~ Passengers from Washington will .aKs
the Washington and Ohio cars ut toe Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station ate I'm. and 40
p. m, and 60 through without change Ct cal.:
The 9.2o o. n. train from Alexandra and ll@
p. N. train from Round Hill connect at hound
Hill with OSHEkT'S Daily Line OF
Coaches for Snickersvile, Berryville and Win.
ches:er; also Eedm.n's Line Of Coaches, which
leave Lees burg daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward make close connection.
as Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fs'i
faI Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 cts per mils
Annual sicAsta, $50.
g. b. HAVENER,
oc!4-T General Ticket Agent
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
RAILROADS.
/ SSI eR.Ar l8S1

1881 GREAT 1881
TO rzE Ps SSESHL YAH !. s s9gTs
Do6BLE TRACR. q y" AS1
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID sOENIE1
MAGNIFICENT GQUIPNKEI,
In effect December 18th, 1881.
TrAiLs leave Washington, fre M station, core.
of Sixth and B streets, Is follows:
For Phtsburg and the West Chicago Limited
B1press of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping CIV,
81 10 90 8 N. daily; Fact Lite. loco 1. m
dsily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg IL
Cincinnati and Chicago. Western BIn1s.,
7s0 2. m daily. with Palace Cars to Fl.t:burs
AID louisville.
Baltimore ard Pot, mac Railroad.
For CsennsndaiRue, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
at % q m. daily, except Sunday; "a Op, m
dsily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars 70
For Wiliansp port, Lock haven and Hlui:,
10 20 q. N daily. except Sunday.
For New York and the Essi, S co .. NJ, lOOOs
M. 200 co and 10 Is p. M. On SUNDAY
~, III " ard u 10 p. n, Limited express Of
ffullman raslor Cars. so 8. n. daily. except
For brooklyn, N. Y, all throut h trains coppec.
atJerseY City with boats Ct Brooklyn Anne
sf'rdirg direct transfer 10 Fulton stree,
syHiirg double fersisge across New York
u - n.isuo pul1' ~ B. N ~ W q. NJ. = CO
4o. 10 GO. and ~ Is D. m. On Sundry, 20
3 g. 10 60 snd OILS D. m. Limited EIpret,'
9sU m duly except Sunday
For Baltimore, 6 90, 500, 9 80. 1000 ard
2C0. 20. 4 10, s 40, I 80, 10 TO- and 10 Is D. m,
IN Sunday. SO, l0C0s. NJ, 2CC, 54O7 so
loco and 10 l5 p N. ~ w
Fer Popt's Creek Line. 20 q. m. ind 4 40 D. m,
daily, except Sunday.
70; Annapolis e 4U g. N. .rd44Op. m dsilv
except sunday.
ALtXAn DRIA and FREDERICKSBURG
| KAlLNAY. AND ALEXANDRIA, AND
| WASHINGTON RAlLkUAD.
For AleIsnd:iA $50, 10, $40, II 10 and
II 30 a. D., 70, s, i 70, % and IL 80 D, m.
On Suncsy E! 30, 20, II 10 aad II so 8. N,
| and 8 70 D. m. 49,
Fer Richmond and the South, 6 so and II 10,
| 10: daily, ard COP m. daily, except SuIds7;
Trains lesve Alexandria for Wssulne.on, I, ~
| sos, s53, snd 10 :. L.; l 10, 3. s, Z and
9l5 p. N. and II night. On sunday At s OS
oo5 and lOs. NJ I GU ard 9 Is o. M
Tickets .iif IL formation st the office, Borthe sss
correr Of 18th aud Pennsylvania avenue, and At
the station where orders can be left for the
| chs ckirg Of bsgssget 30 destination from hotels
sud 1t.ldeLces. J. K. WOOD,
| General Passen ger Agent.
FRAEK THOMSON,
General Manager. 6eclo
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Steamers CT iai5 line viii rub es follovs;
FOE NDEEGg.N,

Steamers cftais line viii rup es follcvs:
Fee N0EEGa.A,
Co1noc.icg with Eerchanta' and Minass Line
Tor Boston, steamer
LIDE' C2 TEE l.sEI9
EVERT MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aoG
FRIDAY. at W o. clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate deys 1t j. 90 p. U.
Thia a:surch ir0l steamer has lust been psin..
ed throughout, sts!2rcolns newly furnished and
carpeted, and is the handsoriest ns well as tie
safest boss on the Potomac river end Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close con.
uoction with toe New York Gad Boston ate.m.
eFss,i also connects With i;lchncnd steamers ent
railroad lines Souta. Stops q! PIEEY POINT
AID POINT LOOKOUT gong ond returning.
For thu fell md viLter, commencing Oct. 1t,
rates OF fare will be- ss follows:
First class fare 10 Fortress n oDroe and Nor
fox ~ so; sccood class 81 SC; frs. class fare to
Pinuy Point Ed Pom: Lookcu. 81 co. stcJnd
clssa zoe.
FGS iS&sg EGSE.
2TGa7sEE =: Iss55 z. c. KNIGHT saIID JciGs!s
GsESS.T
EVERY F%InAY, Z: u ID; and returning.
lesve New York, from pier a. Ess. river, EY.
Ely SATURDAY, s.: o clock 2. u.
The s!oa1oers Of this company mske connsc-
lions ct Norfolk fos Eos.eG end ell points Rsst ;
81 New York With I'll Points West and North.
west, and e. Alexandra with Virgins Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rsIes given snd treish. handled care.
filly sad promptly. For further informslion
apply 10 +. q. l. ED, Agent,
JtrneJ's wharf,
WV. TEQMPS0N, PEes;d91!
l4l5 + E:Ecc:,
ssp Pit Washington, D G.
-.-,:,.-,s GLTES'8 STEM LIME WIKI
G4&s-s>s,:S LIZ &c
EEiLAUELPEIk, FALL kIVER, PROVi
DINCI AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alasaudria EVREY TUES
DA5 ald leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
URDAY.
This line cdnncc;a ST Aie1sudria with so 0,
4. y II. and " = G. K. Rs, s1d :. PLi,aGsi.
phis with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fail
Rivor, Providence End BCston.
Ereis at forwarded with pcom ptnecs and cara
free Of ccmn!soiols.
No charge for transfer in PSiladelphie, and
to Wharfage II Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates snd through BILLS
o. isdlng given. Insurance OF tie lowest rsses
AgeIts
+. a. &EED, Alexandria.
Wa. P CLYDE s. CO., Philsdeleh;a
JCaNSCN & CO.. Wash. & Geors.n
i'm S-Gf
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Opening GEei GaUs,Rg OF the Matls


CLOSING
Washington, L. O., End NORTH eastern mails
.. Ill, II N. and aud S Is p. Ii.
Western nais 80 and 8 Is p. n.
Southern mails, via Richmond, w., 10 so &.
n. and 80 end Is .. n.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia, way sno through mails, Z Oh q.
%. cnd o. p. n.
Msnsssss UiyiGion 90 .. n.
Alexandra 10 Round Hill Va. 90 8. m!
OPENING,
Northern snd Western mails. via Washing
son. d. g., 80 Il. m. II N. and co p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, vs., 8 90 .. 10
na6 9 so q. II.
Southwestern mails via Iynchburg, Virginia
Through n1:ils) including way malta on Midland
Railroad, S 50 q. rn.
Manassas Division 60 y. N. for lock box only.
Round Hill TO Alexandria, Va. 3 80 .. N.
Office Eou-s-Otice opens at 8 80 6. n, and
closes at Gu p. NJ.
Sunday HouEs-OIce opens at 8 As a. M, and
,osee 81 80 9. e.
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From the Norfolk Virvi1i,n !

year entered upon the eighty tsird year of is
existence IS journal. Few American journals
can show such longevity-s longevity that car.
ries with IL all the vigor Of young II anhood.
We congratulate the G:z .tte aud express the
hope hist each new year Will bring to 1t On in.
crease Of prosperity.
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From III, Chsr,o,,e.v;,la Cbrori,le

Z ]
Thut venerable Journal, the T. leinndrls Ca.
ze!te. one OF .he b-st papers published in Vir-
ginia or cut of H. entered upon lis 83rd vol.
ume las! Monday. 1t preiae. onw rd with
vigor, its 'ns:urrl force" uaaosted By INA lapse
CT time or the IeaCj utm GIFTS o. politics.
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From tie Staunton Vindicsto..

Tns! !Us., end vigorous yilux garcon OF The
Virgins press the "Alexshdria GszAtte," has
ATTAINED i!a eighty third year. Edgar Snowden
is is e:i.or. Men IL y come and men may 20,
but the Old "GG z ,tle' keeps up the enterprise
and fiesaEess OF Ita you q, when as now it Dated
the Lams CT Saowden a. the mast head.
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from tba B:ilcew,tar Vs. Journal

from INA D:lICe Water 's.) Journal
Eighty .Gu years ago tn 1t sbe, vel cosduct.
ed aid popular pe"spspar. tne "AleIandris
Gazette" was BON into the newspaper world.
Like q leaf shaken by the wind. men at eighty
grow feeble aud their liu5 tct.er. But dot 80
vi tie GaZ ITO. We would not like 10 say
how loag We I'VE been enc Of lis readers. for
that would make as ytulg no more; but VIC
will cay that we resc the GsZ tie before We read
C,sar and F!utarcb, snd i. ID as young now and
20 III ! 0: lie, 1t was forty years ago. M'y IL
1iCn
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From tie ROCKINGHAM REGISTER

On monday la6! the Alexandria Caste en-.
tered upon lis SID year. Like old wine, The
GsZstie improves with .ge. and stands tc lny,
10 our humble judgment, without peer In the
Old Dominion. IL Is slw. Us found on the right
side, and we hope it mey live thousand years
snd that its success msy bo comnonauIats with
It's desalts.
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TTrcm the Baltimore Gsz,.te. !

On New Years lay the Alexandra Gszstte
reached lis eighty .Lird year. 1t has always
terprite 81 we'll deserves the support it has go
long enjoyed. May it never grow less. but con.
,inue 10 exercise its wholesome Influence on
public intelligence End morGls. Edgar Snow
den has b, On at the mast head long enough Cor
old men 20 remember il. The paper Is tie oldest
in Virginia.
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from the Gordons7ille Gsz,.te. !

The n leSandIii GsZatte has commenced its
eigbty-tti-d volume, and is one Of the best
eosed papers In Virginia. We wish it con.
tlnu0us III .coss.
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Prom The Fred reys7


The ..laIsudra 81 Z .!ts, Clarum CT vener8.
bio, EFT I'd uJ9a it= eighty third volume j en-
uary q, at sgs st;sired hy f-w papers in this
couLtry. The G-z=t!e, like Cld wine. only i'm
proves WITH age, sLd we heartily wish i. many
happy re.uiGs 0! u prosperous scLiVeT5sry.
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[Frcm tho Marlboro. Md, Gtz,!te.1

With the New Year sae Alexandra G,z ate
reached It's SD yesr. 1t is the oldest and best
newspaper IN Virginia, and is conducted with
such conselva'Ism snd .cllty as command and
receive liberal support.
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From Tire Loudonn Nir-ior i

]
On Moudsy, tn Alexandra Gazette entered
upon tae eighty third year OF its existence The
Gszette is good paper and we hope, notwith
standing Its Oil age, that there are yet in store
Tor 1t many yeas Of increased AID Increasing
prosperity.
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IF. ON the B.l.imorehn I

Tho Alexsoc1i. G iste hiss entered upon it
e3i volume. Its only Old in years, however
In enterprise IL is still youIh.u! and full Of vjgor
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From tie RicL mond State !

On New Yesrs dsy the Alsxsndris G,za!te
reached its eighty. third year. and is the oldest
paper in the Comm nTes.:h. Msy il live 8
thousand years.
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THE STEAMER
EXCELSIOR,

Carrying the q. S. Mnii)
Won leave her whert foot of Prince street, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUK-
DAYS. at $50 O'clock p. m stopping at
FiEey Point and Point Lookout going and re-
turning. Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
y ESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS st
O'clock p. N.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October l.
Frat class fsre to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
folk. 81 20; Second class, eacn way, Sl5O; F;rs,
class fare to tiney Point and Point Lookout,
ST so; Second. clsse. esch way, IS cts.
Connects =. Norfolk with stsanels for Eich
mcld, SeW York aud Boston.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Supt.
p B. HGOH. Agent. mh26
INLAND i SEAEoaED COSTING co
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from the Lacsturp Ws.binoton.l

N'-' VT = S'tT" "'13IT. Witt
The alexandra Gsz-tsr, that admirable and
we'll conducted psper, entered upon lts eighty.
third year On Mondsy lat. Tho Gazette is an
able end consistent advocate of the state credit
-and the .'ue policy Of the Stste Nay it con.
tLua TO prosper.
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fINAkkANI'o SGL1ZHH APEklShT,
L Warmers Kidney ana Liver cure, War.
ner's Safe Disbetes Cure, Warmers NerIiae
Warmers Tonic aid Warmers safe Pill 8 Also
Holmsn's Liver Pad fer the cure of sll
malaria diseases. An assortment of the best
Shoe Backing, viz: French Dressing. Satin
Polish, tu!.o;'s haven Gloss and others. for
sale by
jsni6 <. s. LEADEEATER 3 BIO.
DENTAPHONE, the wonderful instrument
~ for the cesf. Circulars and Information
can be obtsined by calling on US. We have 8
supply Of tbs Instruments on hand.
janl4 rs. LEADBEATER q BIO.
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Camsssasl0a MERCHANTS,
asy &. JOHNSOR & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROGBRS.

2S3 q. OoaLNCoN u w.,
WHOLESALE GKOGRRS.
GENERAL CUANlSSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
EsTe on hand sIB$on 8 k, Xxx, XxxX
md AONOGRAA WHIsKIE5; slso BAK.
RR'S .nd THOM PSON'S PURE BYE
WH1SRl rs, to which they invite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from the country FOR merchandise shsll
receive promp: attention,
Consignments Of Flour, GTsiu sld Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner OF Camsron EMO Rogel sts.,
Ala1andfih, We. sepl4
T4oaAs FsHh1'
CEREAL CO&MIssIoN MERCHANT
DEALER II FLOUR, FISH, SALT, AND
ERT!LIzEK
Also Agent for
WATTS RICHMOND CAST and CHILLED
PLOWs.
letl9-t' ALBXANDRIA, VA
& B. FISHER. G. WM FISHER
S7ISaER & BROS,
Successors 10 Fisher, Rols s Co..
GEOCGRS, LIQUOE AND COMMISSION
AEREHAET9,
30. 70 Cameron street, Alexandria, w.
Suacial attention given 10 the sale Of country
produce, nouit!y, &c j.n1-tf
SdAS s. TAYLOR, Jr.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Agent for
J. 8. ElCELEE S SONS B2IDGRWATRY
FLOUR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED
DEALER ind GUTTER Of HAY.
, Pfcnp! attention given TO .ll orders both from
city snd country.
Is KING STREET,
iaal2 Alexandria. Va,
= AsaoS Z 5AlTA'
WEOLGaALE
GhOCzH5 AMI GENEEAL COEEISSIOH
AERCEANTD
CoCao1 Prince sad Royal st,.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
Cons;gnmersS OF Grain and County Produce
!osicited. sad pronp! return made. !yl0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

e. IKGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN 3. BARBOUR. President.
On s1d after SUNDAY, Cec. l8, 1881, Pas.
;enSaf trains will run ~ follcws:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
From tho Lynchburg EeWs.1

The Alexandria Gazette has rescned the good
old sgo Of e'ghs5.three, bat hss ell the vigor and
sprln. OF yCu.h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19
From the Warrenton Index ]

The Ae1sndris Gazette eIter. upon lis S3rd
year on the ist of January. Its ,igo. and en-.
Ierp:ise increase with time.