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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-23
All styles Of hats at Pancoast & Sons

We hope we have not driven the old boys
out of the club into their private dens to
enjoy quiet game Of draw.
Those dollar shirts at Pancoast's; have
you seen them? 3-23-tf
MIR. Neir was again in the recorder
court, this morning, upon the old charge of
being drunk, and was fined five dollars.
Green Littleton, burly negro, was ar
rested this morning for stealing Jim Lacy's
coat, which he pawned with Mr.. Schwartz
Jacob Rips, subject Of Emperor Will
liam, of Germany, 80 years old, who arrived
in this country in 1886, took out his natural-
cation papers yesterday.
-Margarita and Josephine Vilareal were
before the mayor this morning, charged with
prostitution, and as this was the first case
against them they escaped with two dollar
fine each.
If you want to know what the latest
styles are for gentlemen wear, 60 to Pancoast
4 Son. 3-23-f
Alderman Copeland gave the public to I'M
derstand that he was in favor of identifying
our city, but it would appear from his COW Or
dinance that he wants to farm out the 4th ward
If the Walnut street trouble with the Sun
Set railway is settled by the acceptance of Maj.
Converse's proposition, we can't see why AL
derman Pauly wants to remain on the council
any longer. His mission is ended.
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Major G J. Gooch, of Palestine, has ar
rived at the Menger.
Sheriff Dunn, of Guadalupe county, is in
the city.
Judge c. S. West, of the firm of Hancock
& West, Austin, is at the Menger.
G.. Pessels, the we'll known New York COM
mercial drummer, is at the Menger.
lido and Mrs. Rhodius have returned home
from their bridal tour.
The Rev. Felix Knox is visiting San Anto-
MO. His health is improved, but he has an
attach Of sore eyes.
DR.. r. II. Harrison, of Columbus, accom-
panied by Mrs. X. l.. Ford and Mrs. E. M.
Glenn, are at the Menger.
DIR. Casper S. Butcher, of Candida, Mexico,
arrived at the Menger last night, and left for
his Mexican mines this morning
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Extension of WaterwOrks.


The following is the proposed extension of
the water mains.
FIRST WARD.
From the Military plaza intersection of Dol
orosa street to the u. S arsenal.
From a point back of the arsenal through
Dryer avenue to its intersection with Nueva
street
Through Qu;nta street from its intersection
with Nueva to its intersection with DolOrOSa
street.
Through Pecan street from its intersection
with West Commerce street to its intersection
with San Luis street.
Through San Luis street from its intersec-
ton with Pecan street to its intersection with
Laredo street.
Through Laredo street from its intersection
with San Luis street to its intersection with
Dolorosa street.
Amounting to about 1863 feet
SECOND WARD.
Beginning at the intersection of West Com
merce and PecOs streets; then along said
Pecos street to Belvin street; then up Belvin
street to North Flores street; then up North
Flores street to Elmira street; then along
Elmira street to San Pedro avence, then down
San Pedro avenue to the corner of Acequia
and Romano streets; then along Romano street
to Augusta street; then up Augusta street to
Erie avenue, amounting to 500 feet.
THIRD WARD.
From Milan square to Avenue D, corner
Tenth street, from Avenue d to Houston
street, from Avenue D and Eighth street to
Austin street; from Austin street to Live Oak
street, from Live Oak street to Alameda street;
from Kamrmann's corner down Bowie street
to Alameda street; from Eighth street and
Avenue E, to Fifth street and Avenue C.
In case the above should overrun the 5000
feet the line from Kampmann's along Bowie
street can be left for future time.
FOURTH WARD.
Commencing at the corner of East Com
merce and LaSalle and Matagorda streets;
thence northwest up Camargo to Alamo;
thence to Mill and Turner Streets thence to
corner of Turner and Washington streets;
from the corner of Washington and Alamo
streets to corner of Camargo street; from cor
ner of Rusk street east with South street to
the corner of Newton and Seventh streets;
from corner of Matagorda east with Victoria
to Labor street; thence down Labor street to
Layacca; from corner of Turner street with
King William. In all making about 9ooo
feet.
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Arrivals at the Central Hotel.

FIX Vaughan, Nashville; P c Staley, J W
Finn, Waterville; H II Rochrs, Sabinal; Pat
rick Coleman, Mexico: ] X Boyd. D w Boyd
Mississippi; A M button, w button, Sar
Marcos; w G Hale, Luling; J Abbott
Uvalde; J Donnell, J d Denning, Austin; {
NJ Sweet. Memngsburg; b Drachenfeld
Houston; A Walker, Walkers Ranch; ] Phil
lips, Kingsbury; J J Duncan, Minnesota; T G
Shew, J Mcmillan, Chicago; w H Jennings
Jr., Prairie Lea; G Gumpert, Thomas Byrn
Fort Worth; J T Wolff, Lavernia; E Abbot
Uvalde.
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HOrd's Hotel Arrivals.

J A and Mrs Martin, Seguin; r II James,
Luling; J c and Mrs Evans, Miss J w Potts,
w E Neck, Boerne; ID w Murray, Nashville;
w Walther, New Orleans; IL T and Mrs
Goode, Austin; w M Darfeny, Laredo; J 7
Stem, St Louis; M Chase, Fort Worth; c A
Field, Vermont: w A Belmont, N Y; ] M
Born, Houston; Alexander, House; X
Lauderdale, PleasantOn; Mrs A McComb
Miss Lizzie Lynch, Bonner, Corpus Christi
A Dowell, Parkersburg.
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After the Ganblers

pecial Dispatch to the Globe Democrat
Atlanta, Ga, March IS.--The city author-
ties here have begun vigorous war upon the
gamblers. Last night and to-day every gam
bling house in the city was pulled The gam
blers were all arrested, and their tools seized
and placed in the station house, where it is
stated, they will be destroyed under the law as
sontraband material Chairman Fox, of the
colice commission, said to your correspon-
pent tonight: ave are determined, if pos
dible, to break up entirely the gambling bust
ness in Atlanta. The immediate cause of the
present raid upon them is the urgent entreaties
of prominent business men of this city that the
evil be crushed out. One merchant told me
day or two since that a young man in his
employ had gambled away 5000 which did
not belong to him. If the city authorities can
only get the cooperation of the city court we
will put stop to gambling. The trouble is
that the light fines which are laid upon gam
blers in the city court amount simply to
licences for them to ply their vocation.
These fines are not paid into the treasury, but
are divided between court officers as insolvent
costs. That accounts for the milk in the CO.
coanut. The commission have urged it upon
the Judge OF that court to put the extreme pen
atty of the law upon gamblers who are indict-
ed, but he won't do it. When gambler is
indicted in this city he simply pleads guilty.
the indictment is quashed, and he pays his
fine. The way to crush gambling out is to
fine and Jail offenders" II is said that the
next move of the city authorities will be to
break up the bucket shops now in operation
here, by indicting the parties running them.
1t is contended that they are gambling enter
prises, and should be dealt with according to
law
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that the fall of the ministry is dependent on
the cloture resolution, is unmistakable.
Lord Salisbury's efforts to excite public
opinion on the sub jeCt is undated. Replying
TO an address of the Bradford Conservative
Association, he writes: 1t is proposed to abol-
ish liberty OF speech in the house of commons
Mr.. Bradlaugh is virtually supported by the
government and Mr.. Gladstone. The latter
has almost brought the two houses into con-
tict, simply to crafty his overweening vanity.
THE NEW UNION GENERALE BANK.
Paris, March 2I.-Seven of the creditors of
the bankrupt of Union Generate have issued a
circular expressing their satisfaction with the
Benteaux scheme for founding new bank on
the same basis as the Union Generate and
offering themselves as permanent committee
to watch the interests of creditors.
A circular inviting subscriptions for stock of
the new bank has been issued with names of
the late subscribers of Union Generate as its
founders. The capital of the new bank is
fixed at 90, 600, 900 francs.
RICH CONCESSIONS.
Tunis, March I8.-In consequence of
somewhat pressing inquiry by England, the
Bey admitted the cession of all the principal
Esparto grsss districts to French capitalists.
The value OF exports of Esparto is estimated
at 6,25o,ooo francs yearly. 1t appears that
Roustan used great pressure with the Bey. and
introduced to him person named DupliSsis,
to whom the concession was granted, as par
| ticular friend of Gambetta.
THE NORTH POLE.
ST. Petersburg, March IS.-The car allot-
ted the geographical society subsidy of TO-
eco roubles for the second Russian Polar Sta
ton in Nova Zembla. 1t is expected that
Lieut.. Ardreitf will command the station.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HOUSE OF COMMONS,

London, March 2I.--In the house of COM
mons this evening, Mr.. Gladstone submitted
message from the queen asking provision
for Prince Leopold upon his approaching
marriage.
Mr.. Gladstone announced that he would on
Thursday move to consider the same.
Mr.. Labuchere announced that he would
oppose the motion.
THE ANTONRLu Will CASE.
Rome, March 2I.-There Is prospect of a
reopening of the Antonelli will case, the court
of Casadon having decided that Countess
Lambertini, who alleges that Cardinal Anto-
neli was her father, has ght to call evil
dence in regard to her paternity and fraud she
asserts existing in the register of her baptism.
SERGEANT MASON.
Washington, d. c., March 2I.-Judge Ad-
vocate General Swain has made report to
the secretary of war upon the case of Sergeant
Mason, in which it is understood he recon-
mends modification of the latter's punish
ment.
The count upon which he bases this recon-
mendation is that Guiteau was not in a posi-
ton where he could possibly have been killed
by Mason when the latter fired the shot, and
d
sault with intent to kill has not been sustained
This view of the ease is said to be supported
by long line of proceedings.
BISMARCK'S TOBACCO BILL REJECTED.
Berlin, March 2I.-The Prussian economi-
cal council to-day, by vote of 80 to 81, re-
ported the tobacco monopoly bill, and after
ward, by vote of 4S to Ia, adopted a reso-
luton in favor of higher tax on tobacco.
THE COLOSSUS, A WAR SHIP.
London, March 2I.-The new double screw.
steel armor-nlated, turret ship Colossus was
launched at Portsmouth to-day. She is of O.
I46 tons burden, and her engines are of {. GOO
horse power.
BRITISH POLITICS.
London, March 2I.-The Daily News and
other papers remark that Lord lIartington's
in the house Of commons, last night,
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Arrivals ut Vance Hotel.

CIV B Oden, Montery; Mrs Crockett, Geo
and Mrs Briggs, Kerr county; J w Brownell,
Cal; A Symes, Taylor; Amos Roberts, J L
Howard, Oakland; c J Day, Cal; r ID Iarris,
BRENNAN; T McMullen, Palestine; f Fl Doe
ris, Weimar; Henry Byrn, E H Conklin, Mont.
gomery; ] c Strasser, Little Rock; T ] Ken
nedy, Providence; L l. Hays, Garlic Springs;
O Pope, Houston: + A Ben dick. F A Be.
cherer, Belleville; Mcdonald, New Orleans
James Williams, Laredo.
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Calling on the President.
Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat
Washington, ID. c., March IS.-IIail and
rain had no effect on the legion of office-hunt-
ers, congressman and curiosity-seekers who
poured into the White house to-day, bound to
see the president at all hazards. He was COM
pletely played out by the demands on his time
and patience, and stated to friend that he
was heartily glad that Tomorrow would be
SUNDAY and that he could close the executive
mansion against callers. Upwards of 600 per-
sons passed through the reception room to see
the chief magistrate to-day, majority of them
being New England excursionists.
DR.. WALKER.
Among the petitions presented in the house
was one by Mr.. Musgrove, of Pennsylvania,
from DIR. Mary Walker, requesting a paid-up
pension OF 81 900 in lieu of that now paid her,
She passed severe structures upon the pension
committee for having recommended the pen
sion of Mrs. Garfield and widows of other ex-
presidents, stating that she had saved hundreds
of thousands of dollars to the government bv
her services, while they, who had done moth
ing to deserve such pecuniary consideration,
were placed in position far in advance of
what she had earned. This persistent claim
ant created quite sensation by appearing in
the lobby in the rear of the speakers desk at
uleu Ill tilllc hdblllnentS ana plug hat, her
costume being somewhat obscured by fam
ing red and black striped shawl which she had
arranged so that it could not conceal the tail
of her coat, but the points of which would per-
sist in curling themselves about her knees and
thereby impeding l"C motion. A crowd fol-
bowed her wherever she went, which did not
appear to disconc h,r in the least, as she
was too busily engaged trying to coax con-
gresham out TO listen to her woes and her
wants.
Kansas will elect four congressmen-at-large
this year, as Governor St Ohm refuses to call
the legislature to redistrict the state.
Herbert Spencer will visit this county in
the autumn.
The German translation of "Nana" has
been suppressed in BeIlin.
There are 100 per cent. more divorces in
PhIlndelPh's yearly than in any other city of
the union,
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I. a. g. N. X. X

Receipts-One car beer, l hay, flour, a
merchandise and 9 of lumber.
Shipments-Two cars of lumber, ; horses,
mules, rs, 900 pounds merchandise, IS bales
cotton,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, March %, 1870 p. m.-Cotton
shade easier; middling uplands 6III6d;
middling Orleans 6zsd. Total sales, &c, GOO
bales.
GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
GALVESTON, March 20. Cotton-receipts
$50 bales.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, March 23.-Dry salt meats
easier; No. quality lower: loose shoulders,
sos; long clear, $9.45; short clear; So IS.
Bacon-shoulders, 734c; long clear, Io45;
short clear, 1855.
Flour-unchanged.
Meal-quiet, $375.
Pork-dull, jobbing $3.50.
fundamentally lower.
Wheat - lowerer; ST. 32H@$I.32 cash:
$I.3IH March; $I.HM April; $3.50
I..2I4 May; ST.. 23@I 24% tune.
Corn lower; 81 1000 cash; 664 March;
67B@67c April; 67%@b7h May; 67Ac bid
for June.
Oats-lower 46@4lal cashc; Az April.
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Disease is an effect. not ear.e It's or;o;, -,
within its manifestations wiEhcrt, Ysnsn in
cure the diseasc. tie Gauge snAst 6s removed All in
no NO other'WtT can c;!,s,1v.r BE- effected. WAR
NJ. S SAFE KIDNEY .lED LIVER CURE Is ns.
IsoliShed 0n justtLis principle. l.'.calizcs ,bat
95 TER CENT
o. NIL diseases arise iraE -Ie,i,arcd kidpeys and
Vcr and it strikes NJ once AZ the root of the S;f
nculty' The clements OF which it is composed net
directly upon. these great organs, both as food
ana restorer' aId, o. plaeiu:; them in q healthy
conaleon. drive tEseaSG ani pain from the system
tor the lnnumerah!e troubles caused BY un-
ts nea!ty hidneys. Liver and Urinary Organs; for
,the alstresslng Disorders of Women: for Malaria.
ana Tor physical arrangements generally, this
great remedy has no equal. Beware OF impostGrs,
!mltanons aud concontions said to te lust as GOOD
FOR Diabetes, ask 70: WARMERS SAFE 6iA.
bEIES CURE. For sale By all dealers.
Il. H. WARNER G CO.. Rochester. N Y. :.
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CONFUSION MERCHANTS.
| EEODERS & CO..

Wholesale Dealers and Johbcrs in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS FLOUR, SALT
AND FISH.
\ full line Of celebrated pure old Whiskics.
I!rn1irs.. Gin. Rum &c. Massey & Co.'S Phladcl-
pail and tIaGGrtts Baltimore Alcs and Berger &
Euc,l- Lager Beer. in casks or Iottles
i"rai> for James s. Kirk Il Co.'S Standard
Soap. and for the Baltimore River Steamers
Orders promptly attended, to, and coIsignmcnts
solicited. No. II King street.
myl ii Alexandria Va.
John LANN"N, ~.
WHOLESALE
GROCER AND LlQouR MERCHANT,
Corner Market street and Strand.
AlrXandrIa EirG Gina.
AGENCY DUPONTS SPORTING, MINING and
BLASTING POWDER
lull line of celebrated pure old Whiskics.
BrandrS. Gin. Rum, &C.. Massey & Co.'S. rhila-
dcllha and CIag"rtt's Baltimore AI,s. and Berger
* Emg'lS Lager Beer. i'll casks or. BOTTLES.
Agent for he POTOMAC RIVER SrEAMERS.'
Orders promptly attended to AMI conSignmrnts
solicited. myl If .
&c NlLHrEN,
GROCER TEA DEALER
COMMISSION MERCHANT, !
No l. North Royal street, near Market space
Alexandria. Va. ...- t....
o.. Orders and r"nsignmcnts solicited they wi1rr
'rINc careful and prompt attention. - aplI
y r. LUCAS " CO., - 80.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
10 NORTH ROYAL STREET
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
4 large stock of Furniurc. Crnckcry Glass
wire and Miscellaneous Goods in store aul
W A. SM"nT. GS. FEEScII
W. :, 4 sNooT X CO.,
COAL, SALT, PLASTER ..
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
OFFlcE-Smnot'S Wharf
ari Special attention paid to forwarding.
4 NiAS, :. TANLOI;. JE. =
Wholesale AND RETAIL. FEED
FEED DEALER
-, COMMISSION. MERCHANT.
Cotton Seed Meal. lialrl Hay Cut IIay IImniny
Chop, Midlng and Heavy and Light Er.m spc-
ciatirs.
Prompt attention given I" all orders
Nos. - and 2:' KING STREET.
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DEFERRED ITEMS.

Deputy Collector of the Port. Johnson.
has completed his measurement of the new
schooner OH the Stocks ut Mcssl's.J. =. Ag-
new Il Co.'S ship yard" -.,..... -
The taking ortest imoliy in tie case of tile
tpitch States again i the Alexandria Canal
20 ..pany, will be csi'med 'bc.crt C'olnlIis-
,S'onerF Fowle, neNl Monday. ...,s -. ~.
Tome 'roN the steamer Jane Moscley
which has bcen.rcpaired and repainted will
commence regular daily trips. 10 lower .Gel-
ar I'olnt: 1t Is understood the steamers
John Wa nolnpson and Mystic will be-. put
Oh the lowe Potomac route after the 18th of
July, the Glystic to make connection with
tho Affowsm' II at Blackston Island
Capt. Matt Kcrsep. Of the steam tug Juno
has accel' ed a.cllarter a for his boat in phlla-
delphia. From Philadelphia he expects to.
60 to New York. All. the tugs belonging to-
this city, and Still here, are, there .bcingtno
work Orthcm wing TO tic 1lon-alr iv;rl of
coal from Cumberland, tied up ut the Whar-
YES The receipts Of one small steam tug
which went cut Tuesday last to cndcavor
to pick mp:somctiiing, where one dollar for
the whole day. -: ''.-..
A divorce was gliintGd in, Washing Jon
Thursday, 10 Martha Paul from her 'husband
Robert Paul: "hcy Were married ut Orange
Courthouse, Orange county, Virginia, Aplil
-, 1861. S'oitly after their marriage the
defendant commenced to use Intoxicating
liquors, and became an hnb;tual drunkald
disposng Of the complainant's clothes and
other effects TO obtain liquor, and 1hrenten-
ing to beat her. in February. 1880. he wiflllv
deserted her. Leave was granted to The
com)l"inant TO resume her maiden nalnd of
Martha Starks.
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-
SPECIAL NOTICES. -:i..:;- -.
Clothing AT tReduced Prices.
On account 6r tic baGkE;krt season. and havn,
Il very large and well. selected' of READY MADE
Ntfon hand, we have reduced our.
- $40. SUITS" To- $500 -, ...
- ID SUITS To 10 90.
:. -. - 10 SUITS TO 12. so ..
-....,..'-'-|' .'1S BUTTS TO 10 90.
Al .Ia. 20 SUITS TO H. co -
In Boys and Childrcn'S SuitS We ,hnyc. made
the samc reduction. Call. and examine. orf
stock betorIs purchasing clstwhcrcland;b bo: COW
vinced oftke rare bargains we arg now otEtrng.ts
-. III; -. S. WATERMAN. & SoX,
my1S.. . Cl0tIicrS and Talnrs 81 KIM st.
Another Gross. Of Ideal" Coffee and TeaiPots
Just received. They are perfect, as hundreds III
this city and 9ssu,lars SAIL testify. 1t stands on
its own merits Ifa'trra weeks trial it does not
do rs REPRESENTED return it and ir1e Your money
'rcfundu'i. Send for'pricc list -. .-....-...
=: ... ...... STANSBERY II BRo. ::
Manufacturers and Dealers in Stoves and Tinw,lrc
Tin-rooffnS and Job Work Il Sretialty. OUT
motto. Best Material 1ircatest Care. Efficient
Workmanship" Sfdttttss tnfsccvcd on storage.
DoRt;forgetthr iEttt! 'nrcBarhty's' Buaahg cor.
King and WasinstuHstTccts.
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The Bank Bill.

The bank bill passed by the Senate pro-
vides that any national bank may; within
two years of the expiration, Of its corporate
existence, with the approval of The comp
trollcr oil the currency. extend lis successou
for. any period not more than twenty years.
The application for exttnsion'mlist be ;alirlor-
lzcd by holdciSor not less th;tn two:thifils of
the stock and regularly certified liz The IrtnE
Officers under se;ll:. Suits can Ms brought
against the extended ,hahlls IN the Same
naDncr aS against banks not organized I'M
der tile I'm ted States law and no att;,ih-
ment, Injunction Or execution shall be issued
mcnt. Any shareholder not desiring t{f cy-
tend shah: receive the NaluG Of his share TO
Undetermined hy alpi:lismcmt: The Ittirttlila,
tiohof the bank is to be- rctrclk and rcrE,c
cd. if desired, byneT isSlI'S. Banks not de-
string TO &, tend are rcqL: cd to comply with
. the statui : of thcU li1cd States us in the
same manner as if the stockholders had Not
td To &oihto liquidation: The 1till lpfovihcs
for the retiring Oficirculttion or its increase
on tlle same icrmSlS cStlhl lished by previous
aclss' with rcsiriG ions ns to the amount
per north tp bo issued The thanks arG a,l-
thorlzed todcl sitwith the treasury 81 perct. &.
bonds, and receive in. exchange = per cont
bonds, payable ut the pleasure of the govern
ment but not To he called as long as any,
bonds heretofore issued and hearing Il high
cr rate lntcrcSt than 3pcr cent, and which
shall he rcdecmablc, shall lie outstanding
and mcMletl. The last of said bonds issued
are to be the lirst Called The eiheasllry is ,l-
lhomZett to receive deposits Of gold coin not
less. than $40 anl issue inotps:i in denbmino
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". A. .' JOHNSON < CO.. d..
WHOLESALE GROCERS. :
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALI. KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand Grl;SON'S Xxx. xxx. xxx.
and I'TRE OLD RYE. OLD CABINET aud
MONOGRAM WHISTLES: also BAk ER'S and
-THnMrSoN'S PURE RYE WHISTLES. to which
they invite the attention of the trade. O..
ORDERS from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention. :.
.C"In>iSnmrmtS of Flour. Grain and Country Pro-
ducr solicited. for which they guarantee the high
"sl market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner OF Cameron and Royal streets
srpli Alexandria Va
TlNllDAIAS PERRY