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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
Religions Notices.


e "a eoos oIa'e hEBEG NE%ToS preach II
D. IN.
souls ohegG 4spyS 2S S s7e19 az Fey
a. Public cOriiAly Invited
Atthe Nest Pre- byieran Church. 42dst; betgeen stu
service
Amer can sp,TitBa Isle a lance Coniererce. RepnoL
can Han % Vest go st p m Sgens
daily iiit invited. " '''' '
% Nyf Psos % eatS M Il nd
$50 Eyeai9E Snri " , %a1d Is s tss
Church Assert Her Rishtsp sunday 'scaoo at 3 p m
Blocker -eet Tpye,ssl, Shsreh cor 2! DGwnnsi
s5e e Key . p q d. H. at 74o NJ"
Church OF Our saviour sixth Unverslist Society.
Rev. JAMES N; PCLLIAS 2 D., Pastor
The Glory OF ~ NC service"
Chureh OF the Ieearnansa M.isonass aud sstlst,,;;
a. No. aud p M Ali cordially iavited-
Cny" g Gnnrc %G1nus ' ss saf Evea
prayers at p N. The Rev. HENRY y sArrERLEE'
-fR R"f Pastor Rev RoBERf cItYER viii breach
IsohiA" Public cordially invited
Church of ne Divine Patcrait. 5have corner ijth ST.
rRG h sHa ca H. Md PASTOR H cSa
Ike igion Ike Leaven" Evening: autumn Lessons D."
s%feA Of at 'As ho S ! y ras Rector Kew VII
BUKF WATKINS. viii preach. Evening subjects "Wh1t
the Sea says to the SOUL
Church OF the Iieavrny Rest, above 45tlls;
The lev. r. ) ROWLAND. ID. d.. Rector Diyne service
IL A. M, 4 D. Sermons 10y the Rev. d. PARKER NOR
eighty. n h street between "a and 80 Pospect
Hill Reformed Churcnl, Rev. o. a; WALS IN Pastor.
pei praise AT 80
S Me- G lecture, "Sa5St3 ana a se1S as
usual Morning iJ8j an-wer.ng questions pro-
pounded Oy the audcnce evening lecture at 'so seats
Tree All invited
ing al IL a. m and b. the Rev ". n. F. FAUNCE,
Of Newton Theological Seminary FIaYer-ineenng Frhy
w Fyf aS"i b%TsS service o.
song singing the choir OF children every sunday at $3.50
O'Clock Pubic invited. Donations OF cOtoias aud shoes
solicited.
Foprih un.tarar Church; l2'th't. west Of lth-sye
inst. IA o'c preaching by Rev AAss hun
TABLr. Puouc cordially invited NO egvnins service.
Sunday schooi at 10 a. M
Nev-York -urdny. school assoc, ,ienrhe 81 PER
INTEN DENTS" Glass; viii open TUESDAY next 4ociock.
in FULTON SIRE cHAPeI@ Gn1eI aiiee5iln Of ar;
GErkGr. A BELL. OF brooklyn rae - gkl " AIRY ana
The .'rEACHERs'" classes via open Next saturdays IN
! tho customary places
NV Jerusalem Church t.wedenborgan), East 95th So
between PARK aud Led g'9n avs the R.y :. > Srw . D.
pfeachins bv the pastor re&t xOlg g. aud !. The
mrtl Of Noses su.ge,t lmpei, hes,psinsS OF ni'lse
meiatey alter he NO nng srviie % MhcA an N'ei
Rev sIepry N. sanders Pastor Of the central ,aptss
Chutch. i2tst th anu oth ases pa es sul3 IL q H
ana 7io . IN FRIDAY evening services ats 0e'oek.
| Reformed Cat ohc Church moves from Masoaic Temple
10 church thoruculi Hrl nam ~ west rihst near
| broadway Opening services AZ 80 aad $50 T. m Nd
dresses by cler ynen represeaung all Christian denoapa
body.
~. Grersr's Church, sta fSe1ant sla re,-Gev w. y
At 1850 Morning prayer aad sermon i 4. ev0niag
| service and sermon p NJ
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Artistic Memorials.


TbeNEw.EyGLAND GRANITE W)&Hs Hartford C1a1
Fine 9narge1 ,a sra ptt oyar
ar ~ 81 'i1fil SsE2ip2f,li,
&C. ~bayos Fnrrier 1913 Princess. has just reseysd
skins extra ont for orsrel armsas Ladies mtsndai 70
as cary plss.be AMI ayo d d.ag in busy season:
Loyeripa- New-York Book Exchanss.-Chelpssl book,
store ~ tn Word 0aySi sous ~ every s o e sS
new books. Isl Broadway. near lOth-st
Rupture RadicniIy Cared by Dr. M2rsh's treatment;
ThOls have Oea cured aad reeyed 10 practical
eXpe. fence Only olce Vesey'sL, As'or 'toasa
There will be reguI,r meeting Of the do wn-tOwn News
dealers auon. Monday. October at ,. m NJ
Kessers HdL AS PeAr.sL PrcmneaI speakers will al
dress the meeting
J. N. FiIZ ,ERALD Yics.President
JAMES MEAD, Treasurer.
Coleae Of Midwifery for WOmen.-soe advertisement
under The head OF lnstr ucton
Henry C. Merr Auctioneer
THE GREAT "CoOKh LIBRARY"
Monlay october and following dive days. al and
Inc very AMI extensive nbrarZ Of the laie
Joseph J. Cooko providence X L. and which includes
scare at value and int crest il al
Piles Permanently Err,dicated
TtItI Nlie, ds6Irs , stl,1t Sont -bc
circular coAtAag c5fsrel53s D. Dr. - y,,. !leII5
Post Oiice
Foreign mails for the ealing sspEe n5ec % Will cII
at this nee > tOlOY3
sUNDAY-At 1870 p IN. for Ronturas Livingston
- Lucy p. Miller Ne g-Orcdns.
Mails Tor China Japl per Copc san FancscO.
here oct Der AT p. IN. Mails Tor Austrhis
New.Zea aad sandwich AMI Fiii IslIis. per &. Lst.
Francisco close here OetoOer 10 AZ IL
hescnetule closing trlnsPc ic mails arranged
The presun tler uninterrupted Dy3raat trilst.
>an Francisco frO arriving d fIfS -
san Francisco tho lag OF siins OF stsarslfs h'IAc i
IA DAY
HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post Once. New-York. N. Y. September u. 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

LUNDBORG's PERFUMES,
ECZEMA. AID MARkCHAL MIL ROSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

All souls Church (AnthOn Memorial. isth.st. west O.
6th-ave.-Itev. Il. HEBEH NEWTON VIII preach az II
q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

CLOTHES WRINGEas.-All kinds repaired.
METROPOLITAN M'FG. Co.,
~ COrtlanit-sL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

iHE DANCERS OF VEGETARIAN DIRT
Inc wife Of the celebrated DR.. Tanner has
lately taken up her abode in France. having
obtained divorce from her eccentric bus
band under the following circumstances
DR.. Tanner, it appears. is peculiarly ad-
dic,cd TO extraordinary fancies: and. som.
time Since nc thought that he had found
out that the human character bccou, e
modified according 10 the food taken By the
Individual. and especially in relation TO the
vegetables consumed. Carrots. he avcrs,
make people fdgety and sly trrniI,s pro
quce extreme auiabiiity: Wills; prolonged
de; OF French beans induces great i.ri,abili.
y 0! temper. The carrying cut OF this
theory has brought great trouble into DR..
tanners home. He made a heavy wager
Oh the question with some friends. and ey-
perlmcnted On Mrs. Tanner with French
beans. giving her 10 eat about three bounds
Of this vegetable daily. 1t is not altogether
10 be wondered at ii. afte- such a regimen,
Sirs. Tanner became rather more irritable
than vas perhaps contemplated. and threw
jug at Dr. Tanners head The doctor.
however, gained his bet and, more thor.
oushiy convinced than ever Of the truth Of
his theory, put his wife on the tnrnip diet
50 as TO make her a. amiable as she was
before the French bean regimen. This
Tune, however, the result was not so strictly
IN accordance with the theroy Mrs Tanner
objected to be any longer Il subject for these
vegetarian experiments sued for divorce
and, what is more singular obtained it
British Medical Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13
YkCy WASHINGTON

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w,.u,,,rl,, +, r. ,,,,,.1,.', -. ,~~..
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me ilouE committee o" election: has
amended It. action declaring Mr. Manniny'-
seat vacant. by pa.aioy a -.gtlu,i,, a.,r.,r
i,y,l,., VI, u.,,,;,,,,y,.,.,.,,..
ia .a,i,I.t 9, :. T ..,r,1''' ''''''o'''
~ -''' MN '"s7' chaiF-
man u thht committee, when asked this
morning when the committed. action uonl,l
~. r.,,or,..J IN ,t. II,,.,. ..;1,.,,
,,u,;,,.,,,,..,,r r.','.''' ''''
"u''' ''a' "'e'h % 'he 7e'.1l"I. Eut hi7 party
il not likely u allow him 10 make 80 long Il
delay. hr. Manning I,a. already drawn HI.
pay for all but 81 month and :. l,Ilr Of Nh.
TWO year. for which! he wa. elected and ri.
republican Contestant, when he shall he .eat.
ed, will Also draw pay and r,jIeaye for the
whole term. Contested elections arg nav.
ing iol,s 10 the contestants but v.rv cyI,cy.
rive u people.
Gen. Malone, Yesterday. ia r.rIv ,n tl,.
question Of AN interviewer re.ncctjnp the ,n.
barco tax, asid he thoughtful lax woulJ hc
reduced to3 ctg. pouut. provided auvtbiuo
be done with j: al lhi, 1ess;on. O,hcr 9rn'
ators seem To think there j.. no chance for
any reduction at this session. Most or III.
tobacco rne, recently here have returned r.
their homes
II Is understood that :. strong effort will
be made to push through the Court Of Ap.
peais bill before the close Of the r,rcgcnt
sesaion. This * the bill prepared by the
prcaidcnt Of ,ic Senate 10 relieve the t.. $.
Supreme Court from i's press of business,
aud which will give the President the up-
pointincnt Of eighteen new partisan iudpcg
The rnmor is revived to-day that CoIlec-
tor Robinson md District Attorney Wood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13
The CoLORED Boy AND WHITE Girl. WI


The CoLoRED BoYAND WHITE GIRL WHO
RAN AWAY FROM RocuEsrER.-A dispatch
from Middleburg, VT, describes the cap
ture of Kitty Marsh, the tnirtecn-vear-old
school girl Of Rochester, and John Edwards
her negro lover. They were traced to the
house of David Laramie in Wilsboro, Ill
Tie village four miles north Of Essex. y. y
Both at first refused to return to Rochester,
but finally agreed to go without legal cere
mony aud told the whole story of their c.
capadc. The girl very stoutly defends her
sell, and is loyal to herlover. She is bright
child, innocent in her appearance, rattle.
tall for her age, but slim and graceful She
has wlnsome blonde face, blue ewes and =
profusion Of light hair. She earnestly pro
fesses her love for Edwards, whom She de.
clares she will marry when old enough.
Edwards and his mother, who is a white
woman, lived in house owned by Kittv,s
father, near the Marsh homestead. where
the intimacy between the negro and the
child began. She says Edwards suggested
the elopcment and she assentcd. She met
the negro during the noon recess on FRIDAY
last, and they started OFT with the stolen
team. She was but thinly clad in herschool
dress, and the only additional protection
against the very cold weather which follow
cd was thin shawl furnished by Edwards,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

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Cvurt will az, r.ai:: d=~S..1. Z. III: -,
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publican E|.rt%-:azt j: J. Di~..,'y charged
'ha: oar nf.:. iadges NJ. apI,,iate'I in III.
G!imsn: Il: = 1z.2z:n with tt* Gpg!d rail
rad inisr:.-' @ad :;s4c II. :.:.s- ~ IL c!e.1
asa"uu; L, c:,';; ;:.oo-zrd dollar :.z-.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

WHHH TnH %a.:ona! Toincco Association
protested agaiug. the -ereaI og th: la~ pro-
hIbting Virginia farmer. from s"IIuy their
THAR" - "hD;no1"""r 'i"g Nigh. please,
they did n.Dfe harm ~ the bill for reducing
the tar on manufactured lDbacco than ali
the ppt"I their presence il Washington ha:
accomplished. Farmer. rai-c tobacco a.
they do wheat and corn, and there j. no
more rcuaon 10 restrict them in their sale u
the former than in that If the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

AN INTERESTING DEcIsIoS.-A decision
OF interest to the travelling public has jus,
been rendered by the Supreme Court Of
Ohio. \ person by the name of Walratb
occupied q sleeping berth in a train on the
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indi.
anoplis Railroad. The berth fell, and
Walrath sued the company for the injuries
he received.
The latter based its defense upon the plea
that it had entered into no contract With
the plaintiff, and that he must look to the
sleeping car company for redress. The
Judgment was given against the defendants.
however, and the Supreme Court sustained
the verdict: Judge Okey, in giving his
opinion. said: 1--WE have no hesitaucy in
saying that in the absence of notice that the
company will not be liable for defective ap-
pliances in the sleeping car, or negligence Of
servants of the sleeping car company. the
passenger may we'll assume that the whole
train is under one general management
How far railway company may, BY agree
ment with sleeping-car company, known
10 the passenger, exonerate itself from liza
.bllity for such injuries, is question con-
corning which we express no opinion:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13
Nothing Short CT Unnistakable Benefits

Conferred upon tens Of thousands of sufferers copl
oElgnate and maintain the reputation which
aiEE sAEsAFAHILLA enjoys. 1t i compound
o. inc best vegetables alternatives with the Iodides
Oh POTASSIUM aud lron,-a! powerful. blood
MAKING. b!ood-cleansinc and lifr-sus;aininp-and
! ihe most eiIertua q" all remedies for scrofulons
nercGriai. or blood disorders Uniformly success.
ini ard certain. il produces rapid and complete
cures ri Sc:oiuia, Sores. Boiis. Humers, l'impIes
Erupii"'Is SKIN Diseases and all disorders arising
effects il always relieves and often rures vs.
Complaints. Female Weakness and Irregularities
ana Is . potent remover Of waning vitality. For
purifying the blood it has no equal. 1t tones IN
Inc system restores and preserves the health and
i,hpirts Vis"r ard energy. For forty years it has
nec!i ~ extensive use, and is to-day the most
available medicine for tie suffering s;ct
For sale by al druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

Co7gt. Celia Or so-e Tt.oa. shoals: b. s,onnea
Nssie.; frequently results in an Incu.abie Lung
Disease CO Consumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
IROChEs Do not disorder IN. stomach Ike couch
ss?rrps and talsams Lu: &C. directly on the Il.
a-Ee- PAYS, a!laving irritation. give relief in
Az.e--a. s-c2cati:s. Coughs. Ca,arTh and the
Iaroa: T.o.e-=5 which Singers and Public Speak.
etz are subject TO- For thirty. years Browns
Bronchial TTociles have been recommended be
PHYSICIANS a:; have always given perfect salts
faction. Having been tested By wide and consran,
use ~. n'ariv ar entire generation they have at
tanned WEI! inrfiicd rank among the few STABLE
remedies Of the age. Sold 81 25 cts boz every
WHERE. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

\ travelling sewing machine agent who
was in this city some weeks ago persisted in
leaving machine at house in the south
part OF the city, against the wishes orthe lady
OF the house, whose husband was absent at the
time. When the husband got home he mt
the machine in the parlor and locked the
door. At the end of month the agent
called and presented bill for the first in.
stalment of the purchase money, and was
somewhat dumfounded on being told that
there was on the machine charge of S. for
storage, which must be paid before the
property would be given up: and, after some
demur, ne paid the money and departed
with his machine. sadder and wiser, if not
better man. The same tactics were tried
Oh me agent OF patent clothes .wrincer,
w Who sro"iea considerably, but finally paid
% cents to get his machine. Plvmoutb
Gazette S''"'"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

5rSATrE c..1,zaD!i IL i;s .y,ee":. ~ ne
Fi.z-John ro't.;s bill, I'D
''G=ne:aI T:.omz. M. d V;cz;nisu a:.I
hid, Il. many o,:!e- go>d a:.d Iha.rip:.c ,nea
had. great dnubi= as ~ the a5.i:y ri the
g0yern suen; ~ n,erc: .ae Sat-. :s4". .n:g
The Union that bai. by their legislatures.
formally withdrawn
Aad yc, tn,4 .amc BIZ. Cau.espu YD,s,.
agains, III" fcpea! If . staigte prohibiting
'.zotI and patriotic men "ho ihouzi.t they
~src right n y1inZ With their STATE. durin.
the waT, ffnnI holding cornmisziDr4 in III.
l.. = army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13
;i'yt -

Immediately after the !c4G!ny 81 the jour.
"a the !!G1ae :sc;.: iato C1.ar:!;.ee " the
''a"!" IN tHis "":.!1r 2ppr0y :!&,ioi bill. !.
aHr;DTTiat:s= .1.5.Ep-S-I.rrJ.rD Tor
IiT;:s r""-i1f..: s!t',1tJ iDr aa.y do.
S-',"F ;1r :e.- aud cHpcn-.. d; rxan.t:y:,.g
7E5%"'n- 2;zF).'5J FIR iay and allowance:
u I2;-aiDi agent: aId *lDGD ~. c1a;i:l-
gent "Ip"I2c-
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MN
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J-ar-:r -. Isl. JOHN kESSLEa. /. -.
10Th yss.r .: h.s 2g-. - His EuneTa! viii TAX.
Place t"--AG::V7. SUNDAY afternoon a: o'clock
!:oaa CA--sI C1E.rA. FRIENDS AID relatives AZ.
respectfully invited % attend
i: Washington y. {. ~ THURSDAY. Jaara-y
liza. ELIZA STROUD hER::, d=ccii-- 0: me
-a:c S6:t--a Aci-@a'. hc::. = FGnes4! ser.
Tic:: &: lie Church O; r:.e Eoir,na,v on {; So,
az :. 70. % Monday tie 18th ;-s; Ir:v.r.a,
AT Philadelphia.
Ia:- z;t=-a1o@. WILLIE. eiss: child o: Thomas
AID Virginia I.-l@=. 2.-i / yc4. and Ii :,o.,h-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

Remember h 3 |
Stamina. vital energy.
she li:--p.inc;ple. Or
Whatever You may
en- sos4. 20 call The &c
sissan: ls3we. which
s2.i.rs against : h e
causes ~ disease sud
death. Is the gran d
safeguard OF health. II
Is sEe garrison Of the
human fortress. and
when it WAKES weak a.,
the true pol:cE is 10
D.; h " in reinforce
'nents. In other words.
when such an emeS.
c=Ec!TT occurs. com
nieace 2 course oil the
Druggists and Dealers
Lcc12
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

ALI TIKI p;op!c Of the State. no matter
wba; their i,oIitic9 may be, should be thank
ful 10 the democratic party for -aviug them
the czpcna" .! :, session o: Ia" Legislature
thia winter, and for providing that hersaf-
Ter The ...:.-iOn- that bod. .ila. be bI.nniaI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

The Charlcstown W. Va, Free Press saws:
"Thc Alexandria GAZETTE can obou. claim
the title Of venerable. 1t entered the s4tb
year OF u useful and honorable life IN tho LET
instant. We wish our contemporary NAV
reach It's centennial clothed in its present
vIsor. In fact, we don't know WHY it sbouId
not live rs long us Virginia Is u sorcrcirn
state and her sons arc true to her:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

o-e hundred s1d :we7cv-fve PERSONS
we:e arrested II Rome Is: night .o7 revo-
!o..oaa-T c'ol1iCct il regard 10 Uye0i=uk's
!a;= execution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

VI. Ed<22 Hathaway. Manchester. says:.I
;:-ss Brown l.o.: B;;!ers with exeeilen, eE-
ir2; :tE !1ss cs :-?rct::& AID nervousness
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

V'HOSE N WANT OF SPECIAL, PRINTING
i Tor the Holiday Season. are invited a n,,s
.heir orders with Us The best work is the chea:.
est and most affective way Of ADVERTISING
Gees ROBERT BELLS SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

Me- io2S- J.-- l3.-S-a.Ss S.=.:-. NJ:
s2s.92 2uies Lad st=s3y apisc1s 10 s. o..
- 10 k!|1E g1is. ao6 ssea.y WI. "a.
s2c ::ia= I<:.ec. Con cc:=: zz5 IL -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

( 1OTTON SEED MEAL,
COTTON SEED MEAL
- IONS Cotton Seed Meal TO arrive and for ..!e
from car at lowest cash price Send in or:~-.
PROMPTLY. tdee23! CHAS. 5. TAYLOR !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13
F. S. LEADBEATER ( R20

UNDO STEP LADDERS.-We have ;o.. e
- ceired a los Of Jumbo Step Ladders. Wa.
are the cheapest and best ladder ever o;-:,,c: i.
this market. Call aud examine.
dec16 MCLEAN * CHLER &c KIM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

fOLANI STIACLANT-We haze iuss p.e;a.,l
Il a isest. supply OF the above p.e-arl;ion :aS
has been found By experience 10 b. - vgir.f,.
Tor plants IN windows. gardens. eorse.va;o.t..
and green houses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

ENSGLISH HAIR. TOOTH ASDS.II R-,.te.
- together with we'll selected line Q: Tc.,,.
Articles can De found a,
SUMMERS & ALIENS.
oec1S n. cor. King and Rov.i -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

4 SARD PAPETERIES,
~ CARD PAPETERlE>
large STOCK at less than cost also Child,
Paper and Envelopes
dec16 m pr1o,>-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

OUR NEW STORE WHEN COMPLETED vi,
~ De an ornament to the city-outsidc very a.
tractive and inside for the accommodation OF on,
Customcrs-rcguiarp arlors
janY JOS EAJJEN,SS A.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

UST RECEIVED new supply of German Sill
= yer Chains, 80 and % cents. at
- HENRY WILDT'S,
decl No. 10 North ROYAL street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

OUR STOCK OF RUBBER BOOTS and SHOES
~ Is complete and large They We're bora',.
neiose the advance and we shall Therefore se.l
jan9 JOS E4IIFNaSW nv a.!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

ME SHALL REMOVE IN A FEW pays o.,.
" door to ou- store. A discount OF ne. cen,
on all sales We offer ID our Patrons for IL iays
jan9 Jos EATESSaW S SS'p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

OUR ARRANGEMENTS HAVE RFrN cox.
~ pleted with some of the best mannfs..,...-.
70 furnish us with some Of the fines, IaditS ,r
Children Shoes. Our Spring opening shall eyc.l
anything ever here before.
jan9 los E4Tru,yS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13
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a LII KINDS WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR .,
"A greatly reduced prices, at
JAM AMOS b. SIAYMAREP.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-13

[ tAEPET CHAINS Of best quality. 5 threaded
~ and ali coiors at
JAM AMOS p SI.yu.ppp.c