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ORES DtsUGHT.

The lIecla Consolidated Mining COMPANY, W..
huv Gold, Silver and Lead Orc III the best mafke'
prices. Send for Price List.
Assays made at reasonable rates.
H. kNlPPENnERG, Gen Man.
Glendale. Montana
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WANTED.

A man to take care Of horses, wages S3s
per month. Enquire ut p. N,
Meadow Greek,
Madison Co.,
$50 NJ. r..
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II YOU want any pure California
Wines, call ut l.. &. F. 4 Co.'S.
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LETTER LIST.

L;s.oflet,ers remaining in the Post Office
at Dillon. Eeaverhead Co, Montana. for the
week ending March 17ti,, 1889, which, ii
NJ: called for il. 80 DAYS will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
Allen ms Kobe August
Archer g NJ Merrill Bishop
Beck Johnti1 Milligan W Afford
Corb!y a S Nibly james
Conilors E Peacock Thomas
Clements VIM Thompson Hrber
Coburn Frederick Thompson II NJ
English Vim II Walker r
Jones' ia les Wrat'm ID liz
WEIGH Rolt n
Persons calling for any Of the above let
t.rs will p.ea>e say-"advertised."
JNo. WEISMrMAN,
Postmaster.
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ask your Druggist tor cdr. Sykes Sure Cure for
Catarrh." Don't take any other.
The best advice to Catrrh Sufferers write Dr..
{. r. Sykes, i6o Madison Street, Chicago, for tull
information Of Sure Cure-Free.
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Have YOU Ever

Have you Ever
known any person to be seriously Ill with
out weak stomach or inactive liver or
kidneys: And when these organs are in
good condition do YOU not find their POSSES.
sor enjoying good health: Parker's Ginger
Tonic regulates these important organs,
make the blood rich aud pure, and strength.
ems every part OF the system. See other
column.
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Fer Sale,

NV dwelling hous.. and lots. H. Dillon. 81 '
furniture, and new Crri"h'. tirar' ''E'' w.
ED +. FrRRl.
Dillon, March Sth, 1852. ~"
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Personal.

Probate Judge Graeter writes that he will
be home in short time.
Henry s. Pond, merchant Of Glendale,
was down during the week.
Judge Douglass. Of Virginia City, passed
through town on last Tuesday.
r. z. Thomas, of Glendale, dropped
down to Dillon on Wednesday.
Rev. Father Keileher. If Virginia City,
spent couple Of days in Dillon TIL, week.
]. Rich, proprietor Of the merchants
transfer, has been ON the sick list for sever
al days.
lanes Mansfield, Bannack pioneer OF
lSh. but now Of Horse Prairie, lodged
down to Dillon on Thursday.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Parties wanting lime c.'ll on F.. F.. Saw
age, at & ,ntinental Oil Co.'S "t,i.e as
The Latest Illustrated papers for sale
by Allen y Weightman.
>~~~~-----~~~~~~~>~~>~~
Copp's Mining Code and Settlers Guide
at Allen Il Weightman's
a fine assortment Of Candies and Nuts
at Allen Il Weightman's
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One car California Fruits, canned
goods, just received. l.. C.. +. & Co.
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One car load Syrup and Hone,
arrived ut L. G.. F. 4 Co.'S.
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20 gross Harris l9 Playing Cards
just received at l.. &. Fyhrie & Co.'S.
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One Car load Of Boyd's meats
received at L.C. f. & Co.'S.
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100 barrels Of Kentucky Whi>kics
just received at L. c. Fvhrie l. Cos
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Permit M Substitution

Insist upon obtaining floreston Cologne
1t l. rrc.eminentiv superior in permanence
and dclicacy Of fragrance.
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The finest brands OF Tobacco. choice Do
nestle and Imported cigars at,
Allen t. Weirhtman's
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Bows and Youths California 1 as
simere Clothing in endless variety
just arrived at l.. c. Fvhrie NC">.
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J. II. Ncsbitt has reopen.'i his i'ha',
graph gallery at Glendale, and with al '''I
latest Improvements in the arr. is rrcp'r,'
10 give YOU work second to none III 'l''
territory
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Itaal NoGtees.
SHEPyEE"S SALE.

p,.rrR v,s,s. Irus.ee, &c, Plaintiff
.r.. >,,.,oe Silver Mining Company, Defendant
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$50 finest California Cashmere
Suits just received at L. &. Fyhr,e
Il Co.'S. to be sold at reasonable
prices.
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200, 900 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in a few days
at. l.. c. Fyhrie & Cos
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All those indebted to !ras% 4 Graves or
to f. NJ. 'rrosk for lumber, will p' as. settle
their accounts promptly as We are closing
up our bushes at this place and need al
amounts due us. +. l.. Graves
T. NJ Task.
Dillon, Sent. 20. 1851,
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Dissolution of Oo-partnteship.

]. II. MOE, Register.
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PR0POS AIS
DLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD.
INES WAETED.

DLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD.
mas WAETED.
Plans ard .pecia cations for scho-l building
to scccmmod.te tour hundred boys viii be re.
ceived at tia eff ;e Of the Superintendent Of
Pubic Schools up 20 II N. on SATU kDAY,
February 4.h, 1852.
All drawings must be made 10 the uniform
scale of four fest TO ono inch aud such details to
q larger scale rs may be necessary 10 simplify
any peculiar plan. drawing, &c.
Drawings, ss follows ust BIO GENT in by each
com pe titor: all at one time, viz:
l. Plan Of each DOT.
o. @ Transverse Section.
g. Front and side elevations.
Full specifications 4 'iins,,u,,,,ns conca,,ir .
Of drawings. G6Sst &c. csn be ob:sir ed BY 81:
s;3fu8 to the Superintendent at his Office on
any Saturday between 10 g. N. and noon
No compensation will DO allowed for the plans
snd specifications butthe srchi!t c: whose draw
ing is selected By the City School Board will be
commissioned 10 carry GU: the accepted design,
make detail drawings, and procure estimates
make AL agreements and give personal supervi.
sion 10 the erection OF the building receiving for
bis services. in full five per cen! on the actual
cost Zach drawing and specification us, have
the signature Of it's su.hor, and rejected plans
wi ] be returned.
The Board reserves the right TO reject all the
plans. A. MCLEAN,
TOWNSEBND FRNDALL,
RICHARD J.. CaRNB,
Committee on Schoo!houses and Furniture.
dec20-2 ,w:d
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alexandria QBazette
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 81.

l. y. Is. B.-At the session of the Dis riot
Grad Lodge. No. 5. |. O. B osi Birth, 10
Richmond, WcinisisS. the following tfioers
were elected for tho ensusiEg year NJ. j.
SJlomoDs, of Savannah, prrsiaerl Lac Wolff
OF Baltimore, Is, VIC presd mt D. Il. Sem
Ct Charlottes7 2is president; A. Coco
man. Of Baltimore, treasurer; Dr.. ). Wolfe,
OF III Iun)re, SECRETARY; j. j. JacobSoD. OF
Wa-hiDgiuu. s.rg q, -.tcs; Wiliism LlveL-
stein OF hlca mobd; L A Well, IF Savannah,
" Mutdec.i, CT CGurl,s!ln. j. j. Macks.
Of Wiuiugton, board OF c)aIo! If orphan
ssy uu tuud Tor three yasrs. The Voc by
Wbcn III, iocge I'd pied tic report OF the
cDumltleo GO change OF coos'I utian Whereby 8
brother shou!1 b, suapeud:d who owes Only
three moutb'5 dues, Vas recvusldored AID the
0men1usnt II, ;cied. which leaves the law az
fyimrry -;hst brother Ii ust b. monLhs 10
arresrs butors be Can be suspended.
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NJ ASHlNGTON b OHIO BAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

~, oeBlunlug OctOOer 10, 1851,
Inc MALL TRAIN will leave Wsshing ton
4 20 .. m. and Alexandra at S25 .. m.
daily, e1eep. Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
Westward, at II 30 3. m. and arrive Of Round
dlli ii II Is p m. Leave Round Hill at II 80
p NJ; pass Lees burg, gong eastward, 1t l 10
p. m, snd srrive at AleIsndria at 8 is .. m.
AND At Washington at 8 80 p. m.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at ~ p. m. aud Alexandra 81
20 2. NJ, daily, except sunday, and arrive 81
Leesourg at 40 p m. Leave Leesburg Ut 6 w
q m: and arrive at Alexandra at 8 1871 M,
ano Washington at 8 80 d N.
- Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and OHIO cars at the Baltimore
g Potomac Railroad station at 8 20 q. m. ana 40
p. m, and 90 through without change Of Gals.
The 9.Zo q. m. train from Alexandra and 1890
p N. train from Round Hill connect 1t Round
Hill with GOSH EXITS Daily Line OF
Coaches for snickersvilIe, Berryvilie and Win.
chester; also Redman's Line Of Coaches which
leave Leesourg daily for Aide and Middle
Both trains, westward, make close connections
Ct Vienns. With Sisson's Line of Stages 70, FaiIi
tax Court House.
Communication tickets, u cts Der mill
Annual tickets 500:
B. q. HAVENKR,
ocla-n General Ticket Agent
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RAILROAD8.
1882 enzAr 1882

1852 r,vt sh1AH noi 1882
TO THE Nof Po5B MEE Tk Z aSsoIANzss
EAGNIFfCENT aQUIPHEET.
10 effect January o. 1882.
Trsins leave Washington, from station. corre:
of Sixth snd streets, as follows:
Rxnre.a of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars
q. 8 80 q m. daily; Fat Line. 9 80 g. m.
daily with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10
Circinna.i. Western Express 80 p. m daily,
with Palace Cara to Fitsborg and Ctcinnsli.
Mail E1press at 9 so p. m. daily for Pii!sbusg
and the West.
Baltimore and Pot. mac Rsilrosd
For C.usndsi2us Rochester, Buffalo, Nisgars,
a. 950p m. daily. except Saturday, with Pal.
Gee Oars to Oanandagus.
For Willismspors, Lock Haven and Elmi.s, at
80 a. N. daily, except Suads7.
For NsS York snd tbs Bas;, co 0. NJ, 10 80 g.
m. / go. $50 and l020p. m. On Sunday
30, 9 80 and 10 20 .. n. Limited express Of
Pullman Parlor LARS. 80 s. n. daily. except
Sunday.
Cor Brooklyn, N. Y, all throus trains connect
htJe;.eS City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex,
sfordiIg direct transfer 10 Fulton street,
avoiding double ferrisge across New York
City.
For Philadelphia. $40 q. m, 10 Sos m, $50.
~. 81. and ~ ~ p. N. On Sundsy. l so,
40. 8 80. and 1920 y. m. Limited Express
8 go = In. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore, 40, S0o $50, l03) a m aid
l 3d. 4 20. 4 10. s 40, 80. 8 20. and 10 20 . m.
en- Sunday. so 8 80 O. NJ, l 80, s 30. I 80,
9 &c. ard 10 20 p m.
70: Pop@s Greek Line. 6 40 q. m. and 41p m.
dsily, except Sunday.
Fo' Annapolis ~ 8. m. and 40 p. m daily,
except sunday.
XANDRIA AND FRRDE aICksBUR4
HALLWAY. AND ALEX aNDRIA AND
WASalNGTON RAlLnUAD
For AieInndris so. 30. $40, IL % and
II 26 :. ~, 20, s. & 20. G 90 aad II 81 o. m.
On sunday at 8 81, &c, II co aud II . o. m.
and s % 2. "a.
For Richmond and the South, 80 and II Is 4.
N. dsily, ard 00p N. daily, except Sunday;
Ersina lesvn Ale1andrs for Washington, 6.UU
eos, S5@, end 10 =. Ia; IL 40 8. s. l. and
9 20 p. m. and IL midnight. On Sunday ct
8 %, S 50, and 1Ua N; 7 90 ard p o. m.
Tickets and Information ct the Office, north ast
corner of 18th aud Pennsylvania avenue, and 1t
| the station. where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage 10 destination from hotels
and residences. J. 4. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager. isp23
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Opening sna CsU.ans vi the Ks5ls
CLOSING

Sssenitaac ssnsa CkUoan,; vi aac Ks5as
CLOSING.
Washington, .. G., and Northeastern nails
.. Ia, II II. and and 8 IS p. N.
Western mails 80 and Is p. e.
Southern msiis. via Richmond, Va, 10 30 q.
DC. End 30 and Is D a.
South and Southwestern mails, Wis Lynch.
burg, Virginia, way and through mails, Oh &.
II. and " p. n.
Manassas Division 90 g. Ii,
Aie1sndria to Round Hill Va, 8 co =. z
OPENING,
Northern and Western msle. via Washing
son, Z. O., 81 8. m. II No. and CO p. N,
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, s 80 8. m
and 20 q. III.
South western malta via I,ynchburg, Virgins
Through rnails) including wsy mails on Midland
Railroad 6 50 d.
Aisna55ss Division 30 2. u for lock box only
kCund Hill 30 alexandria, Va, 90 p. %.
Otice Hou7s-Cfice opens IS 8 80 b. NJ, and
Closes az o. .. "a.
sundsy Hours-OSce c2els st as G. n, ans
closes u 30 a. T..
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Steamers Of stis lina will raO az folic1z;
EGE EGfaEvs.E.

Steamers Of shis lina viii ra0 az folicHa;
EGG E0EEva.R,
Connecting With Lisfchanta and Miners Line
Tor Boston. s.aaE1ef
GAGE- OF THE E.sGS
JvEHY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, ST o. O. clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on sitsrnste Gays 81 800 D. N.
This Gtsunch iron steamer hiss just been rsint.
ad throughout statarool1s newly furnished and
csrpatet. snt is the hsndsouest az we'll IS the
safest boa. en- the Potomac river and Chesapeake
osy, ard is the OIL steamer making close con.
uocIion with toe New York and Boston steam
.sirond 'incs outh. Stops at PLNEY POINT
.nd r0!NT LOOKOUT gong end returning.
For tbs tsil sad Wlotcr, commencing Oct. lsl
rats OF fare will be 90 follows:
First class fare 10 Fortress d on7oe and Nor
fox e SO; second Class 81 So; first cass fare to
class 15a.
FGEs EkSs E0fgE.
5TE-s.E Eiss " @. E,TEa. EE .aIsD t0ESa
GIEsSUsT
EVERY FRIDAY, 81 Il "a; end returning,
save Il CIV Gork, from pier Il, E.s! river, RV.
Az SAcU EDaY Z, 80 : O'clock 2. u.
THO steamers Of this cor. pany make connec.
lCns 81 ~ OflolS 1nf SCsL0I. and gil points East;
A. Ne7 fors with ell penis West and North,
Uast, and - Alley En- iris with Virginia Midland
SH:.n2l s2d Washington and Ohio Railroad.
EhIung:l rr.es given and freight handled care
fully INC promptly. Fer further informa
app!J - (. a. kEED, Agent,
Gshney'2 wharf.
VIZ. THOMPSON, President,
liiG siteos,
sep 27-if Washington =. g.
sa..,a.. CLXDB'S STRAIN Inns WEEK.
;s::;;is:;--s.::I * TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, FEOVI-
DENCE AID Boston.
Sta-msrs lesyo Alexandria EYESY TUES.
Gay and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
UHDkY.
This line connects =. Alexsrdria with the O,
:. G. n. epd " s. o. 4. Bs., ana at Philsdel.
,hs with C!ydo's rcsri.r Steamships for Fail
River, Providence and Boston.
freight Forwarded with pTonps1es and care
sTeo of commissions.
no cAsrae tor transfer IN PhiIadolphis, and
tc wharfage in ;:ostoG. QuicE time Freouer:
departures Through rates snd through BILLS
Of !sdlng GIVEN. InGuTsnce s. the lowest rates
ASents
y. &. RBRD, AiezsndYis.
WI. ? CLYDE s. co.. Philadsipbix
JOHNSON & Co. Wash. s. Georspn
jan s-st
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Mail, Southwark. connects at Charlottesville
With Chos. s. Ohio 3. B.. Esst ans West At
ern r. T., through Southwest Virgins, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
| and Texas-snd at Derville with Richmond 8
D.nvil!e 3, T., to South snd South west.
Express trains connect with B. & d. T. 4. st
Dhnvlile for al points in South, South East,
Southwest and Esst
Express trains north yard make close connec.
| II IN at Charlottes vile f)r Rich mond.
Fast Mail con meets at Dsnvile 10 all points on
=. & D. &. b., and Atlanta. Montgomery, Mo.
bite. New Orleans. Houston, Galveston aud a.!
Southern Texas.
MIXED TRAINS Tor Main Line leave Al.
eE.ndris daily, except Sunday, 8 IS q. m. and
w p. M, and returning arrive at Alexander.
05 p. m. and II 20 o m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 q. %. and Alexandria I As l. M, daily
s1cep! Sunday, arrive at Strasbnrg Of Il % pm,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. ard at River fc7 Luray. Leave Strssburg
5o p: NJ. arriving a. Alexandria a. IS p. m.
MI1ED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV.
iSlOH iesves Ale1andris dsily, except Sun.
day, st 90 .. M. arriving at St,sabure 1t s Is
p. M, snd returning leaves StrssburR at S Is
g. NJ, arriving in Alexandra at 8 C6 pm.
For Mid6leburg, daily Except Sunday con
nection at Plain, station.
For Upperville, regular connection at Dels.
For Washington, Rspp,hannock, daily con-
neGtion. except Sunday, ss Culpeper.
For WAkkENTON, leave washington 81
~ and ii ~ a. z. daily.
All trains make good connections, et Wash.
ington, to and frc,a North and West.
@~ Atlanta sleeper leaves Washington at
II 4. M, ruauing through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and atlesson, =. O.. without change. on IL 20
p. N. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro aud
Augusta, Ga, on 10 o ID. connection.
Marks Adj Unstable Chair Cars are run on Night
trains between Washington aud Danvills.
1htoush tickets at lowest rates 10 oil import
ant poihts in the Uliied States.
NJ all Trains In both directions make close con.
nectlon at Frau kiln Junction to and from all
points on Franklin Division.
Pullman S!eepers will run between Wnhng.
ton and Atlanta on Fast Msil
MkhCER SLAUGHTER, G. T. A.
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The N mor'aI 10 relauon TO the treGtme q! Of
the Jews 10 Russ'4, which the Rusa smb,t
sstor o, L3udcG refusep TO transml, 10 bis 60, :
ertm5ut, Is rspraseotct 10 be Blu e2c.edlugly
cJ.cl!latvry d0cuGeur
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TIE SrEAMgR
EXCELSIOR

Carrying the q. 5. maii)
win lenve her wharf foot of Prince street, ON
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS ard SATUR-
DAiS 81 $50 o'clock y. % stopping at
Ficsy Point sud Poirt LOOKOUT going aud re-.
turning. Returning Iasves Norfolk on WE'D.
EoDAES, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at
ocOck p. N.
fALL AED WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October l.
Fra! class fs!e to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
folk. s. 80; Second CASA, eacn way, $3.50; First
class ials to flrey Point and Point Lookout,
81 90; Second class, esch wy, Is cts.
Connects al Norfolk with steamers for Rich
mold, taR York snd Boston.
GSOSGE MATTINGLY, Supt
P. B. E0OE. Agsnt. mb26
INLAND & sEAsoABD GoAsTlNe 90
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertise
C9sIasgssk1a MERCHANTS,
,Er a. JOHNSON & CO..
WHOLESALE NRSJERS,
EEEEAL CO&MlSSICE AEEGHANTS,

Nr a. JOHNSON & CO..
WEOLESALE GRGJERS,
CEREAL COMMISSION AEEGHANTS
And Dsaafs in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Hare on hand GIBSON s XG, XXX, Xxx
and PUiE OLD EYE, OLD CABINET
znd iONOGRAA WHISTLES; slso BAK.
SR'S and E O. PSON'S PURE BYE
WHISklES, TO which they invite lis attention
Of The trade.
Orders from the country fer msTchsrd!ae shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignments Of Flour. Grain and Country
Produce solicited. for which thoJ guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt rssurns.
Northeast c0r1sr OF Cameron hno HoSsl sts.,
aiaESncria, Va. sGpld
'fSHo4zs Percy
CEREAL CCMMIsgioN MERCHANT
DEALRR N FLoUR, FISH, SALT, AND
FERTILIz
ALSO Agent for
WATTS RICHhOND CAST and CHILLED
FLOWS.
fehlc-tt ALEXANDEIA. Va
q. B. FISHER c. VIM. FISHER.
FISHER s REos',
Successors to Fisher, Elas g Coo,)
G8OCGES, LIQUOR AID COIN MiS2IQS
hEEGHA&T&,
no. IS Cameron street, Ale&sadris, We.
Special attention a!75n 10 tbs ssio Of country
pr0duCa poultry, &c snIGtf
MAS S. TAYLOR u"
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
agent for
j. 8. FICELEN s. SONS BEIDGE WATER
FLOUR,
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL FRED
DEALbR md CUTTE!. OF HAY.
Prompt attention given TO oil orders bo!a from
city and ccGutr:.
% KING STREET.
isrl2 Alexandria. Va
EyAEacH G s&lGa'
WHOLESALE
9ROOERS AID GEGEEAIl UUAAISSI0E
EEEOHAKTs
Corner Prince sad Eoysl SIS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Ccrsignmenta OF ars;u and Uoun.gy Produces
:a!icta:, and prompt rstorn mst!n. 80
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1KGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN S. BARBECUE. President.
On and after SUNDAY, Dec. l8, 1881, PA.
enge? trnina will run rs follows:
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Just Received.

New London Layer Rsisins, whole, half and
quarter boxes loose .muscsteI; Valencia snd
Mat SeedIess Basins; New Currants. Cilron and
Orange PEEL New Layer Figs; Almonds. Eng
lish Wslnuts Pecans. filberts Brszil and Mix
ed Nuts; Turkish Prunes; Sugar Corn: Nel
sous and Coxe's Gelatine; AnGerson's Mince
NJ ent; the very best-Mrs Wells Homo Made
Mince MeAt-sood Anderson's Preserves in S
ID pals; jelly and Preserves by the ID; New
York Sweet Cider Good Cooking Butter fresh
Eggs; Baker end other grades of Old Rye Wbis-
kty; Port Sherry, Madeira and Sweet CAt.wbs
Wines; Old Apple and Peach Brandy. All OF
the above goods in store and for sale cheap bv
II w
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HTEA &EEE.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT Co
(LIMlTRUD

Bos:e between WAsHIEGrON and kLEX-
AZ 81 q will run promlt y IS follows viz:
Leave Seventh street v h,rf st7;0 8 80 9 20
10 20 arh II 81 IT.. sDd II So 80, 80. 81.
so, 5 20 30 sn6 ! o NJ.
Lesv. Ale1sldris ut 6 90. I &c, S 20 9 30 10 80
md II 30 q. ul., ecd IL 80, so. 230, 8 80. 80.
5 SO saC 6 so O. II.
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ALWAY " READY!
Oysters Milk Confectionery.

HE'FR y RRETGLE, l29 KIsfG ST,
IL serving daily the most DELICIOUS and appstiz.
Ing fries. rossts and stews at his
LADIES OYSTER PARLOkS
snd IN bis Oyster Rooms for Gentlemen. Patrons
may rely upon picked Oysters and the best
cookery in al styles
MILK and CREAM. fresh and pure from X
country, always for sale. Try it for your family.
Brengle's Ice Uresm, Pies for dessert or lunch
ana pure Candies ste specalsiss 10 which 10 has
never been sacslled. Cakes Of ali kinds OF the
pest material cheaper than they can be m Sd at
b ma. de Caters OF the best for families, Ear.
ties, balls. fairs and entertainments
Cresm Pufa, Tarts and Pastry of all kinds:
Fruits, sugar and pluin; Caromels, Nuts and
Confettioneres of all kinds
SaI, seet guy ano De satisfied. iBp12
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

DOLL CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
~ We have 10 store fine line of the above At
low !o prlcesi Carriages at 81. ST rs and 81 75:
Ws9o@s ut 81 Carts 25c. Cali and examine be-,
tore purchasing elsewhere.
20 MCLEAN & UaLER,
oeeo rs King street
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F0E0.a.aC &iB.EG L.yErTGs.

The slesmer AKROWSNITH leaves 7,b 81.
WI ri Washi3T'o1 a. E 10 srd a!exandriS
It 80 a. m EViRY hNHEAY, THURS
D 4 sDt SATURDAY for sill river landings
On Mondays ss fer as Nom,ni Ferry: on Thurs
day Nonini and Curl ioman; on Saturday Cur
iloman .nd LeonardtoTn; connects 1T Shep.
hsrds With 3. e o. K. K.
o W RIDLEY. Gen. Manager,
Capt. JNo. K. WooD. Fl. & PISS ct [nol5
Esro8 AOkFOLE, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
TEESS MONROE ARD SOUTH,
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NJ OIi0E-lhe undersigned having been sp-
~ pointed by the Corpo 's.ion Cont of the
ciy Oh al 1.ndis sC ml1l5.rator OF inc estate of
JOHN COWLlNG Jr. decd hereby not, & ss
the creditors of the said d2codent to prove and
present. their claims for payment, and he slso re.
guests ell persons indebted to the said John
CoWIlng TO mske napnont thereof 10 him
WILLIAM COWLING,
1Ant-E4 ~ Administrator
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FDEs Eksy T0fgE.
5T,E-sJE Eiss " @. E.tEa EE -a-sB tOEja
GGRSVsT
EVERY FH;DAY, At Il "a; end returning
cave {; CIV York. from pier Il, E.s! river, RV.
SBE SAcU EDA Z, 81 : clock 2. n.
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THOICE THIN BREAKFAST PIECES
" received to. day.by
janl9 J. O MILBURN,