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EGst s&EE 1R BERT.

ENOR List q bsrgsin-A FINE BRION
= DWELLING deslrably located. Terms !;
$500 cash and balance IN N onthly instslmsnts to
suit the purchaser. Addcess RRsIOENCE,
jsn30-st3t GsZ,tte [ IF "a
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IOk SAILOR kgNr.

a desirable BEIOk DWELLING. contain
ins eleven rooms, in cartrsl p.1t OF the city, or
will Q. ch 4n2e Tor good business stand, incrud.
irg dwelling and ct re r'om, in Alexsudra.
Inquire AZ the G.Z-,te tf flee. decl9-artf
TIOk SALR At ABAkGsIN-Tta re
a and very d .stl. srd v.luabe WAhE.
HOUSE, ND w dakF PROPERTY knopn as
FOWLka HARE in Al.xancli., Vir, j.,
row ,csupe1 By Col Philip B. Is ooe, con ms
and large 3 cs |. d It the ~h:1f
x. ". FEN WIUh, (owaer)
t. d .oit KuIti 6, Washu .on. IL. C..
ja:2,-1I] or to p. B hooe on ,Lo pre- ses.
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1882 GREAT 1882

1882 GREAT S82
PENNSYLVANIA EOUTE
70 TIG NORTH, WEST & SOUTH WGs.
DOUBLE TRACK.
STgEL! SAlLS, SPLENDID SCENEGY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In eject January %. 1882.
TFSirs leave Washington, ire nj station, cofue
of Sixth and B strrtts, as follows:
For PittshurR and the West. chicago Limie.
BSpre.s of Pullman Hotel and eeuing Uli
8! 30 8 m. daily; Fast Line 80 8 NJ
dsily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg Il
CINCINNATI. Western Express 90 pm d,i!
with relace Cars to Fitt:borg and Ii; cnuaa
Mail EIpreas at So p. nj. daily for PEtsbu;
and the West
Baltimore ard Potcmsc Railroad.
For OanandaiGus, Rocheater, Buffalo, ni.s.n
as q cOp m. daily. except Saturday, with ps'
ace Cars 10 CanaDdagua.
For Wiiliamsport Lock Haven and E.mi:a. 81
y ~ a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Ne~ York and the H.st, 8 co o. NJ, 10 sos
m. ! 80. $50 and 1920 p. m. On sundN
80, % and 10 70 p. NJ. Limited express o.
Pulluan Parlor Cars, 80 q. N. daily, eIcet
Sunday.
For Brooklyn. N. 2, all throua trains conua
st jersey City with boats CT Brooklyn Amt
afording direct transfer 10 Fulton sl,eti
avcidlrg double feftiage across New Yeti
City.
For philadelphia. $50 8. m 10 800. m. -
~, 95o. and 10 ~ p. m. On Sunday, l&l
DO. $50. and 1920 o. m. Limited KIprea
% 20 m. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore, 6 40, s %. 80. 1879 A. nj, e.
81. 4 20. 40, s 40, Z 80, 80 and 10 20 . u
IN Sunday $50. $50 .. M, l 90 s 49, ~;
0 60 md 10 % D N.
For Popa's Greek Line 6 30 q. m. and 4lp u
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 40 a. m. and 4Jp dsT!
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA ANDFREDEaICxsBUai
HALLWAY. AND ALEXANDRIA An.
WASHINGTON RAlLnOAD. /
For hlexardrix $50, 100, $40, IL % 81
II Is q. NJ, 4 70. 3, 20. 6 90 aud II so pr
On Sunday at 6 80, 0 20, II co and II q s. :
and % o. m.
For Richmond and tho South, 80 and II q
m daily, and COP m. daily, except SuEdN'
Trains lesve Alexandria for Washing !on ill.,
s.05, $50, and 10 .. Ia; 1924 8. 6. I. E:s
20 p: m. and II midnight. On Sunday ii
05, So. and l0a. m; 100 and 9 p p. II
Tickets and information at the Office, norbsH
corner OF 18th aud Pennsylvsnis avenue and III
the station. where orders can be left for Z!
checking of baggage TO destination from hosl
and residences. J. K. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
General Mnnaqcr. istB
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EDfs MEU YGHN.


aES:Ss::G: :: :. e. <. G. AJvfa Mr.a|%5 gGEH
GEESGJs
EVERY El,IrAH, ct = m. and returning.
leave CIV Eot=, froGa pioE ii, East river, EV.
2!sI SAGU E0AE :, y. 4 . ciook =. NJ.
TLe s.ceE7ers OF tbs company E.ka connac.
,;cns -t Norfolk tc1 EoE:oi and ail points East ;
81 Rev ioch with sll points West and North.
vest, and ~ Alu1andria with Virginia M;dlsnd
SsallE0ai ead Washington and Ohio Railroad.
t-.E &nd promptly. Ecr further iniorms.lCn
Apply 10 20 ii. Iced, AGENT
Jsnneys wharf.
VIZ. THOMPSON. President,
i2l0 street,
sep 27-s! Washington. II @.
.=r.-ss Ci.XI&&'S s52.E&ki L.Ha WEEK
r ::.5j::s:::S LIZ 80
80 s.L:sELA, FALL SlVER, PRCVE.
DElCS aNG BOSTON.
Ci.:-Ehacs :eava AlaxaL6ria EVERY TUES
" ard leave Philadelphia EVER1 SAT-
U&DAy.
Eais line ccan Gets 1T AleJaldris with tie O
a.. = II. and " s; .. Z. Rs, snd st Pbilade!.
1his With C!yGo's regular Steamships for FAN
aiVer, tro"ldcnco and Boston.
Ffe!gat 'orwaH1ad With pcc1Dsuass and care
ttaa Of ccrlmi3
Eo charge re: ;rEaszGy IL Philadelphia, and
to shss;@se IN ,5cs:2l. Quick TINA. FREQUENT
dep&rtu.2a. GhroQEh ra.as snd through bills
81 ia2i-S ...Tcn. L1Curauce ct tGa lowest rstea
Agan.a
=. g., EEED, EIe9anGris.
WA. P CLYDE g &C., 2kiladelob!s
JoAE&Iil & CO.. Waph. s. Georefn
;sa 9-;:
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Steamers 0: tbis line will Tlp e. follovs:
ESEss n1a:STa,M,

E-aarasts 0: tbls line will TIp es follows:
EGGs a@asEUa,M,
Eoan ac.:1s With noEch4n!s' snd Miners Line
Tor Eoe:oD, s.aEr0oI
LfDl eP TEE E.EEE
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FEIDAY, 1t 20 o clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk en- alternate days At AGO p. 10.
This s.sunch iron steamer hssj just been paint.
go throughout, ststerooms newly furnished and
carpetea. end Is the hsndsonast as we'll as the
safes, 5ost On the Potomac river and Chesapeake
oSy, and is tho only s.esner making close con.
uac!ioa with tho New j osk end Rustou stesrn-
ere; also connects With Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops at PINET POINT
aid PulN ~ LOOKOUT gong and returning.
For !hr isl End winter, commencing Oct lsl,
rates Q! fare will DO IS follows:
F;rs. cess fsrs 20 Fortress Ii onroa snd Nor.
folk AZ 81; second class 5! 50; Grst class fare to
fiaey Pci2t FAD foin: Lookout 81 50 second
c!aaa i5a.
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NJ OFlCE-The undersigned hss qualified IS
~ executor upon the estate of hIUHAEL
NOR&YLE. decsa.ed and calls upon all Der
cons Indebted to lha estate to me forward and
pay the same, aid those having bills against the
estate Wt'l present the same, properly hulhenti.
Gated. for payment.
GEO. z. HARLOW, admir-,
Elezsnjris. Va, January 5. 1882
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EEEANE ES.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.


GIMITEU)
Bosts between WASHINGTON and ALEX.
y GElA will run PROMPT y as follows, viz:
ave Seventh street " h,rf st7t0. s 80 80
~ - ard II 30 3 n, and II 80. &c. 2 80. 8 3D.
81, 8 90 6 81 and I p n.
Lenv. A!e1sadris ut 6 90. 7 80. 8 90 &C. 10 20
snd Il 30 :; ~, and II 90, so. 230, 8 80. 80
30 Euc E 80 o. N.
Potomac RIVER LANDINGS,
Ghe steamer ERROWSMITH leaves 7th st.
|h'rt Was hiDG'on, 8. a IN ard Alexandria
- 81 a.. m EVERY MONDAY, THURS.
Day snd SATURDAY for sll river LANDINGS.
Gn Mondays as far IS No1rini Ferry; on Thurs
Gay EoUiai and Cu.Iiomsn on Saturday Cur
,lonsn aud LoonnrdtoWn; connects at Shop.
a5rd's with 3. s. @. K. L.
G w RIDLEY. Gen. Manager,
Cspt JNo. 4. WOOD. Fl 8 Psss a ct. lncl5
s%:oH a0RF0LK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
GEE65 aCEaCE AND TIE SOUTH.
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a K a. * 4 CaAN NEE.
PLEEING MILL and SkSH and DOOR
"a n A

PLENiNG MILL and SkSH and DOOR
FACTORY FOX SALE.
The extensive flsliag Mil and Sash and
Door Factory known ns RlHHKILLS MILL
will b. Ctered IT private sale until FEBRU Try
4.b. So; and i not sold ~ that time the same
will to OF red st pubic s,ie. Bargain will be
given to any person or ARA who have the CAPT
tai TO run il!
Terms: Ore half csst tbs residue in six,
twelve and eighlcen months For further par
ticuI-rs sp2y to THUS. V. kISHEILL, cor
ner Fairfax md Qusen streets, Alexandra, VS..
j n 6 o.
ITOk o:a lE.-A FAX ii OF about 80 ACRhS
- ,i.uated on s rlingtun heights three miles
from the South end OF the l onx Bird 70, in full
view Of lhs Capitol. Sad farm has been used
IS . Dsry Farm tor the last thirty years !
will Sell The whole N a body or divide it in three
farms Of sbcu. 100 acres esch Improvements
good. Terms eGsy Persons wishing to inspect
the property can reach ine same by Washington
and OHIO Is. L at Arlington Station, which is
about mile distant and II nj e from Fort
Runyoa on the Washington and Alexaudria K.
x. For particulars enquire OF the subscriber.
dec5-.f =. 8. COkBHTT.
E,Ok KENT OK EALE--The splendid RES.
a IDTNCE aud ROU N DS known Is
100 LkOSs," the residence Of the late Thom2-
GREER s. WISE,
&ug37-.f Resl Estate Agents.
E'OH ShLG-One OF the largest and most
a eligibly located BKSIDEEUES, with Spa
cious grounds attached, in the city. For terms,
&C., apply TO Green q Wise. je30-tf
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
COMMISSION STs.
IA 4. JOHNSON & &C..

~
WHOLESALE GROCEES
GhNSEAL CONN SSI0N MERCHANTS
And Hasle7s in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
asy pI on 5s1 q E30h s x, XAX, XXXX
E1d SOSoaR&si WHIsRIEs; .!so BeK.
ERS snd TEOMP SON'S P!JEs HYK
WH1SKl rs. to which they invite the attention
of the trade.
Orders from the country 10, merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consgnments Of Flour, G:sR snd Country
froduce solicited, fer which they guarantee tie
a'gbeat market prices snd prcInp! returns.
Northeast coclor OF Cameron aad Ro5sl sts
Alexandria, vs.. sepi4
'E7AOAAS PERRY.
GENEHAL CCMMIssIoN NE&oEaHI
DEALER IL FLOUR. FIST, SALT, And
FIREI 1IZER.
also Egant for
WATTS RICHMOND CASE and CHILLED
FLOWS.
febla-ti ALGX&HD2It VA
y. B. FISHER. G. VIZ. FISHER,
ESISHEB s Bros,
Successors to Fisher, Eoes & Cos.)
| G&OCERS, LfQUOR ENH MMlSSL0N
EgRGHA Arts,
No. Is Cameron street, alexandria, We.
Special attention givol 70 .ie ,ao OF couG::s
| oloduca. poultry. &c jan3)-tt
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LEGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA: In the CLERKS leo Of ,be Cor.
Y por.tOn Court of the city Of Alexaldris
on the 9th day of January. 1882

on The 9th day OF January. 1882.
George Mason, complainant, II chancery
We ard upon At
s. Chapmsn Neale. defcndeDt attachment.
N emo The object of this suit s 80 recover +
the defendsn. the sum OF eigb: hundred do!l-rs
with interest thereon from December s. !S3i
until paid, and to attach srd tu5ject to tho pav.
ment Of the same the following properiy TO wit:
house and lot at the southeast Intersection Of
st. Asaph and Duke streets. Altx4nd-iE, Va.
also house and LOT on the zouth side of Duse
street adjoining the above on the east; slso
house and 10! on the north side OF Cameron
street, between alfred and Patrick streets. ro.
l9] Cameron street, Ale1andris Vs., Gle las.
piece of property occupied by Daniel 4. STAINS
bury) the estate Ct 5. Chapn an Nesle.
Tho detendan! not having enterHd Lis Up
pe.rsnoe znd ven socur iy &C ,o,dilg to lle
&c. of Assent bly, and the rules of this court, AID
it appearing by an affidavit that he is not
resdsn. of this State, it is ordered that tho sslc
defendant appear hore within ono month aftel
due publication OF this order. and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this suit
snd that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Alexandria Gazette, sneWEpsper
published in the city Of AleSs udria. once week
for four successive weeks. and posted 81 The
from: door of the Court House of this city.
A copy, test:
MORTON MhRYE Clark.
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S.EGAE E9gEUkS.

porstion Court of tie citV of Aiu1sGlrig,
or tia 30:h dav Of Jsrus'y, 1889,
Elizabeth + kooE, By nor next friend Lucien
K. HotT com a'sin mt. against S Chapman
Esslo, John q Wili-m. sn1 LinGen K pnt
trustees. j. IN G. Wiilisus Linden Kent
and the First at:onsi Bank # Alexandria
Va, deendan II cbsEcery snd upon an
attachment
Memo Tie ohjec! OF this suit is TO recover Of
the defenda' t, s. Chapman NeAle the SUN t
wsniy ak hu dre6 dollsrs with interest thereon
from October ri, 1873. TIL paid, end TO s!tsch
ard subject to the pay ment ct Tho sane tbs zeal
estate of the said :. Ch.i msn Neae in this city
# Alexandria, as follows: The house end lot q,
the southeast intersection Ct st. Assph and
Duke streets; liza house snC lot On uusG street
adjoining the above Ga the east side and the
house and 10: on the ncr.h Giie OF Cameron
street, he!@eea Alfred and Psttick street No.
lS9 Cha las. namei o,clp'ed By Daniel x.
Sttlsoury) eiio this property md estate of 8
Chspman Nasla in the possession Of j Ohm &
williams and Linden Kent, trustees, LIND en-
Kont, JOHN g. williams and the First Nation i
Bank of AlarandFis W., respectively.
The defeL AT. S. Chapman h GALE ret b vin Q
cOlding to the &c. CT Assembly. knd rul "a ofthis
Court and j! spaea.ing by til isvit that lie is o.
d residant Of ;his State: I! 10 ordered, that the
said defendant appear hare within ono mouth If
ter tie publication of this order, AID d. what
il nrc.ssSry 10 protec. bis in.e.es. in this sui.
md ih t g copy Of THE order be forth Win ~
serted in ;hc Alexandris G.zeita, 8 newspaper
published in the city IF AlCxaudlii once O W EEK
for four ucca:sya ks, and posted q: the front
.ocr Of tho C'nrt Eouse o. ta!s city.
q c:Dy-t:.k:
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WHOLESALE GROCEE9,
GhNSEAL Goa; h2SSI0N MERCHANTS
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Po7o.n9C zsIV.Yk Ez,NI,;,yGs.

HEE6s aCERCE AND TIE SOUTH.
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En TO@S CEOICs TIMOTHY IND
wv OLOVEE EaYfor sale By
CH2S. s. TAYLOR, Jr.,
noVZS Nos. 81 q E3 King At.
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A Monument to Judge Nelson.
Athens Post.

A committee has been appointed to raise
fund of at least 81, 500 to erect a monu-
ment to the memory of Hon. Thos. A. r.
Nelson, deceased, who was one of the purest
judges ever upon the Supreme Bench of
Tennessee The committee consists of H.
II. Ingersoll, Knoxville; w. d. Van Dyke,
Chattanooga; S. J. Kirkpatrick, Jonesboro;
Jas. P. Evans, Morristown, and A. BLIZZARD
Athens. They appeal directly to the law
yers of East Tennessee, and to all others
desiring to contribute to noble and deserv-
ing object. Contributions may be sent to
either of the above gentlemen. We only
wish to add that Judge Nelson was an
honor and an ornament to his profession,
adjoining it with brightest lustre in what
ever station; he belonged to school of
men of whom there are but few in gen
Grafton. The laurel wreath of fame grew
upon him in life well and beautifully
spent; in death, monument to his mem
DRY, the free offering of his fellows will be
an earnest of their veneration and respect.
Thomas A. Il. Nelson has been dead now
nearly ten years, and yet not the simplest
stone marks his resting place. Members. of
the profession generally should take a live
interest in the matter.
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Brocade Silk, 22 inches wide, ALL
SILK, only S1.OO per yard, at Dunbar's.

We have had occasion to speak in our
columns before of the splendid stock of
Chinaware, Toys, useful and fancy house
hold goods, to be found at Taylor l. Co.'s,
but their previous stock has been, when
compared to the present, as the gate-keep
ers lodge to the grand palace.
So large is the invoice purchased this
time that it will be several days until it can
be all opened, marked and properly dis,
played
Mr.. Taylor then intends to have an open
ing day for the children, Of which due no.
tice will be given in our columns and the
display of toys and play things for the
children will be grand and beautiful show
that will not cost a cent. 1t will undoubt.
edlysdar surpass anything of the kind ever
seen in Knoxville. The half can not be
told, but children and their mammas must
see, to believe all oct 142t
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Mr.. VIM. Park, of Columbia, Tenn, who
has been spending some days Visiting his
brother, Rev DR. JAS Park left for home
yesterday,
Rev. G. B. Sparrow returned yesterday
from Morristown, where he went to attend
the East Tennessee Conference.
Miss Grace Hoxsie returned yesterday
from pleasant visit to the family of Col.
T. H. Reeves, at Jonesboro.
Capt g. Harvey Mathes, editor of the
Memphis Ledger, passed through on yester-
days train returning from an extended visit
among Northern cities.
home yesterday from visit to upper East
Tennessee
Bishop A. W. Wayman, of the A. N. E.
Church. of Baltimore, left the city on yes
terday's west bound train.
Mrs. Judge c. F. Trigg, of Bristol, is in
the city for visit, guest at the Lamar
House
Mr.. A. J. Thomas editor of the Newport
Sentinel, was in the city, and paid the
CHRONICLE call yesterday.
Miss Bessie NJ. johnson, of Warm
Springs, N. c., arrived in the city yester-
day, and is at the Hattie House.
Hon. W. B. Staley, wife aud little daugh
ter, returned from a pleasant trip to SEWER
vile, where the judge has been holding
court this week
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Handsomely Treated.

The CHRONICLE editorial and office force,
ON duty last night, have to thank very kind
iy, Mrs. George Sedgewick, Mrs. John La
win and Mrs. P T. Mackey, the good ladies
in charge of the refreshment stand at the
Catholic fair, for the kind
courtesy and remembrance of a
splendid treat of ice cream and cake. 1t
was delicious and inviting dish, which
was much enjoyed, amid the expression of
well wishes for the ladies in their laudable
enterprise.
Make yourself healthy and strong. Make
life happy by using Browns Iron Bitters.
offer for sale a house and five acres OF
land in Mechanicsville, well located, near j..
J. Condon's new building. Enquire of
Thomas Haycoek, Knoxville, Tenn.
Oct10d1w.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1882
PtiE1zLETTEs.

Mr.. W. D. Cleage, of Chattanooga, was
married to Miss jessie SloBs, at Huntsville,
Ala, Thursday, October 18th.
DIR. j. T. Cazier, dentist, has removed his
Office to the corner of Gay and Clnch
streets, up stairs. Entrance, Chnch street.
Can't. L. NJ. Wester has announced him
self a candidate for Representative III
Roane County Col. John Ellis Is the Re
Publican nominee
Wythevile, Va, had on last Saturday
second murder over a game OF ten-plns.
Alt. Johnson was shot and killed by man
named peoples, who made his escape.
Pm not III mourning said young lady
frankly to a querist, but as the widows are
getting all the offers nowadays, we poor
girls must do something to protect our
selves
That sprightly newspaper published at
Wartburp, by Mr.. L. r. Baker, heretofore
the Cumberland Plateau, has changed its
name to the Home Guardian. 1t is an ex
ceIlent weekly paper.
Cooke County seems to have swept the
stakes at the Greeneyille fair. Il. FL. Garter
took the premium S2O, Tor the fastest tF9t-
ter. VIII Jack. IS, for the best saddle
lack. and another premium was carried OFF
by Cooke County Durham.
In the musical contest at the JOnesboro
fair, last week, Miss Lillian Brown
who has charge of the music depart
ment of Reuchlin College, Morrlstownn,
took the first premium, and Miss Jessie
Rogan, student of SUllins' College, Bristol,
took the second. In the vocal contest,
Kaahlnr of
Bristol, took the second premium.
Nashville World: Monday night, at his
residence in West Nashville, Elias Polk,
who has national reputation as the body
servant of President James X. Polk, was
united in marriage to Miss Mary Mansfield
of New York, who was employed IN the
Treasury Department, while he was III the
cloak room at Washington The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Haygood 1t
was a bon ton affair, the highest circles of
colored society being represented.
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Humbugped Again

l saw so much said about the merits of
Hop Bitters, and my wife who was always
doctoring. and never well, leased me so
urgently to get her some, concluded to be
humbugged again; and am glad l did, for
in less than two months use of the Bitters
my wife was cured, and she has remained
so for eighteen months since. l like such
humbugging H. T., st. PauL-Pioneer
Press
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Miss A. Ii McKean's Millinery Opening.
1t was the good fortune of a CHRONICLE
representative yesterday to look in upon the
fall opening" at the cosy and well ar
ranged millinery and hair goods storeof one
of Knoxville's most accomplished young
milliners, Miss A. B. Mexican, three doors
north of r. S. Payne u Co., and such visit
could not prove otherwise than delightful
to one with any taste, or an eye for the
beautiful Miss Mexican has her
store beautifully stocked with a
supply of fall goods, in the selection
of which more than ordinary taste has been
displayed, and for variety and elegance hers
will compare favorably with any stock. She
has a beautiful collection of hats, in all the
very latest and newest styles and shades,
such as notified felts, crushed strawberry
shade, cadet blue, mahogany; hats direct
ly imported from Paris, and perfect loves
of bonnets She has also a wonderful
choice collection of bewitching ornaments
and trimmings, in the shape of flowers, birds,
ribbons, plumes, &c, all III the latest
styles and shades; and something
exceedingly beautiful and lovely in the new
mole skin goods, all shades, for trimmings;
also etching and Remission embroidery.
Her stock of hair goods is complete, new
and desirable, and is a leading feature.
Miss Mexican is ably assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Reese, and sister, Mrs. Raw
lings, all being highly skilled in millinery
work, and they are certainly prepared to
please all the ladies', and their stock is truly
richly deserving of notice. The opening
yesterday was quite satisfactory, we are
happy to learn, aud there were throngs of
visitors and customers all day. The OPEN
| ing continues to-day.
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The Chi-Delta Crescent.

The first number of volume of the Chi
Delta Crescent, for September, 1882, has
found its way to our exchange table. This
publication is gotten out, as is known, by
the Chi-Delta Literary Society of the Uni
versity of Tennessee. The marked improv-
ment in the journal, in all respects, over
last years issue, is very marked indeed,
and cannot but strike the eye of even the
in regular pamphlet form, on tinted book
paper, and with regular cover, and with 16
pages besides cover.
The Chi-Delta is published from the
CHRONICLE steam job and book bind
ing rooms, and it will stand the
test as the most perfect and attrac-
tive piece of typographical work
that has been gotten out in Knoxville,
rejecting great credit on the skill and
workmanship of Messrs. J. P. McAndrew,
foreman of the job department, Geo. Il.
Dickson, foreman of presses, and c. b.
MeIntire, foreman of bindery. 1t will bear
favorable comparison with any publica-
ton, as to workmanship.
Much credit is also reflected upon the
editorial management, by the general
makeup of its news, literary and local
departments. 1t is bright, spicy and in
structive, all over. Mr.. VIM. G. McAdoo,
jr., is editor-in-chief, and Messrs. j. N.
Bogart and John Wooten associates
Messrs. w. B. Kennedy and D. Il. Coward
local editors, and Mr. F. " Stirman bust.
ness manager. The young gentlemen are
certainly to be congratulated upon the ap
pearance and make up of their journal, ant
they desirve most ibe1al patronage and en-
couragement
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-14
A Man Bird

Many have been the attempt of man to
fly and many the dire failures of those at
attempts Here again was it reserved for
w. W. Coles Great Show to exhibit this
latest and most wonderful of human achiev-
ments, the flying man. When you go to
see these shows ask for Ariel, the man bird,
and you shall not ask in vain to see the
champion marvel of the earth
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-14

are not laden with more fragrance than a
breath rendered pureand aromatic with SOZ-
ODONT, which restores wilderness to yellow
teeth and soudness to defective ones.
any point by the force of persuasion, with
a mouthful of uncean, discolored teeth and
an unpleasant breath. SOZODONT rene
dies both these repulsive physical traits,
and is e-eminently healthful as well as
affective