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" bile Congress has been talking the Count de
Ifr7"pS has beeI digging. and 1t Is becoming ap-
parent that this country has repeated the bIunder
Engl2nd made regarding the Suez canal The
I1>ilE Old canal digger who. the cable Informs u.s.
Recently danced down all the country girls at VII
EiEe fair, Is not the kind of a man 20 be extin-
tiiNhed by cheap congressional talk or the solemn
10 ling OF do-nOthing diplomacy. OF course il is
III possible 10 pierce the Isthmus at Panama; we
81 kno" that. But de Lesseps Is genius, and it
r. he privilege OF genius To do Impossible things
We al remember Coughs story. how he once read
While travelling in the cars over a certain route
The engineers report declaring the road physical
hnpossibility. 1t is beginning to look as il trav-
eieTo across the Isthmus might have the same ex-
p1ienTe.
De L-sSeps himself now takes the completion
ami successful operation of the canal for granted
aAd II already discussing the political con-
sequences OF the work He believes that these I'M
C@rtakings have introduced new and very valua
b. principle in international law OF neutralityof
ImFs-fiIne highways, conducting to peace and a
unity OF interests
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT op
COLUMBIA VIZ
NARY NJ, KILN V JoHN KILL1As ct al.


No 5 80 Equity Doc %
This cause being referred take an account Of
TIE estate. and iudi betiness of JOHN q XII
Ian d. ceased and distribution If the personal eatste
notice is h. -by given ali dors ard other person
Interested that shall proceed under the said ortl.r Of
nfer'nce ON MONDAA. the 18th of November Iss3 at
O'Clock In at my Office in the City Hall building AT
and fund may be presented '~'S
27-law3w JAS G PAYNE Ambition
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Day GooDs.

Day GooDs.
SILK,
YELYETS, &c.
We are prepared to offer the largest and most
magnificent stock of fine Dress Goods Silks and yelvets
which we have ever had the pleasure of exhibiting:
!2in ATWOOD Ladies' Cloth 80 cts. per I'd
81 in do "s1O0
81 in. do, much finer &" LIS 4"
81 III. Iricot cloths. 200 I" ="
Pine all wool Ottoman cloth 81 y I" '
Black and colorpd Nelyets from 81. 80 up
Extra bargain i'll ColGred silk at 81 and 81 IS
The very best Lyons Black Silks 81 81 IS 81 So
SLf5. 81. g. % and So per yard.
We make a specially Of Black Goods and Grapes
Our Cloak Room is filed with the most choice styles
OF SILK Dolmans Russian Circulars and Plain Circulars
from 500 TO $40
full Stock of Housefurnishing Goods
LAFte Stock OF CaIpetnrs, Oiicloths Rugs and Mats
on second and third floors
Only one Price and all goods warranted represented
BY the statesmen.
W. W. BURDETTE g. CO.,
No 928 9TH street and 7O6 K northwest.
or21-3t
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CLoAks AND DRrss Goops
W. VI. SINISTER SONS
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 9th FULL
STOCK OF NOVELTIES TOR FALL AND WINTER
CIOAKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ALL THE NEW SHAPES IN OUTSIDE WRApP1yc,s
CLOTHS AND DRESS GOODS
TRICOT. BROADC.OTH AND BILLIARD CLOTHS
new coiors ''
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN 42-INCH BILLIARD
CLOTH AT 81.
COLORED AND BLACK SILKS
EVENING SHADES IN SILKS AND CASHMERFS
all colOrs.
PURE SILK VELYETS IN BLACK AND COLORS
p HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, new stock
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SHUSTER SONS,
919 Pennsylvania avenue
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST OCT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-27

On the 9Th OF next month general elections win
b. held in ten states. In Maryland and MaSSachu-
sets governors. other state officers and members of
the legislature will be chosen Minnesota will elect
governor and minor state officers. In New Jersey
q governor and legislature are to be chosen. New
York elects secretary OF state, treasurer controller
attorney general and surveyor and PennSy lyana an
auii'orgeneral and state treasurer. In Connecti-
cut, Mississippi and Virginia the elections Will be
Tor legislatures only. and in Nebraska a supreme
court Judge and regents OF the state university are
u ne chosen The elections in Connecticut. MiSSiS-
S1np and Nebraska of direct interest outside
OF these states respectively, as issues only of in
feTnal moment are involved. The fact that L. s.
SenatOrShip is at stake in Maryland invests the
legislative election there with general import lance
IN Virginia the preliminary battle for the ele lura
vote OF The state next year is being fought 1t is
believed that as goes the state next month. SO will
II "a neNt year, and hence the great interest mani
1>tctt IN the contest there In New York the indi-
t'ir'1s point TO democratic victory while in PENN
slvaIia the republicans seem to have the best OF it,
il Maryland the democrats appear to have pretty
VII closed up the gaps in their ranks caused by
bfihrt1cticnd strife. and they Will probably elect
th-tr ticket, but ny reduced ma jOrity.
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NOTHING EQUALS

NOTHING EQUALS
ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND couGg
DROPS
Fer slight Cough Cold Pleasant 10 taste (bidr,r
VIII it@diiy take them. Half pound boxes % cents
ARTHUR NATTANS Iharfuacist
C9 14th and streets and I'd aud ID streets NV
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LYONS SILKS AND VELvErs
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHERJ

NOVELTIES IN TWO TONE BROCADES
ELEGANT EMBOSSED OTTOMAN VELVET DRESS
FRONTS.
BONNETS. SCHROEDER'S. AND CACHEMIRE
ROYAL BLACK SILKS from 15c. TO 33 so
BLACK AND COLORED RADZIMIRS, MUSCOVITES
OTTOMANS
GROs De LONDRES AND SATIN MERvEIILEUX
FROM THE BEST FRENCH MANUFACTU-
EFRS.
SUPERB STOCK OF WHITE AND EVENING TINTS
IN SILKS. GAUZES AND CANTON CREPES.
PURE SILK LYONS NEIXETS; FROM 20 TO %
FASHIONABLE COLORS from s6 to 80 per ward
BLACK AND COLORED TRIMMING VELyETS,
from 81 % to So.
NONPARIEL VELVETEENS. eft 81 and S125
BLACK AND COLOfED BROCADED OTTOMAN
NELyETS from 81 to SIS per yard.
FRENCH TRICOTS AND HABIT CLOTHS.
aSiRAkHANS-AND PLUSHES FOR TRIMMINGS.
.s-SPECIL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS.
TIC CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
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TRUNNEL & CLARK. 81 MARKET SPACE
have secured some Special BARGAINS to which they in
Nlte attentions:
100 dozen German Linen Knotted Fringe Towels size
1s.s2oAiO beautiful finish p cts, $3 per dozen.
!El dozen all Linen NAPKINS reduced to 81
ioo dozen all Linen Napkins, reduced to 81 35 this dual
lty mas never sold for less than Sl.75. ... -.
case hiIe IL 4 Blankets, s.. reduced from sc so
Special Bargalns III tlannes Blankets, Hosiery Under
wear. Handkerchiefs Gloves. &c.
81 dozen Chiltrefs Ribbed Full Regular Hose reduced
to p cts. pair.
We have grand assortment of Dress Goods including
an the latest DESIGNS and colorings, at prices
and III reliable qualities
fine Brocadc NelyetS and Silks to match
We have Special BARGAIN in Black Brocade Silk at
l. 81 IA. Elegant Styles" Also a special number of
Cllinet Black Silk at IS cts
Our stock i'll all departments is very complete and we
invite III Inspection OF stock and comparison Of prices
ONE PRICE ONLY"
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SATURDAY, 81 1sss-DoUBIE SHEET
TYLER & CHEWING, $50 Pa AVE.


TYLER & CHEWING $40 Pa Ave.
NOVELTIES IN SKIRTS
N
-'''' IN 'iAA''
Rhadzimers eros Grains and Surahs
LADIES' CLOTHS.
Ga Domestic Goods 7.c n o, N
''o W 90
Scotch Woo, 1Tnderwsa-
Sill a,, co,o,.o o,.
rv,rn . ,,,r,vx,xa
oz1 so2 fENNs1LvANlA AvENOE.
p u
-'A"''
From the large Auction Trade Sale in New yort
500 Pairs WHITE WOOL BLANKETS largest Sizes
S2oe 20 "a 50, So ~ Per pair.
,, o,o,,,o, ~
IN ,.,o ,4,,, ,o,,,,o,re,
sl5o. $175.
70 Cases Heavy CANTON FLANNELS. cents 10
~ po,o. DEN ~
cents u cents 10 cents.
a29 PARIS D0LMANs trimmed with Astracan and
ooo
81 cents 5o cents, etc
LADIES fLANNEL SolIlNG, all colors
c.M rowsoN,
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HE. Eou1rAp1E
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF THE UNITED STATES.
is conducted on the
CASH BASIS
PURELY MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Its strength is shown by the fact that it holdsa
LARGER CASH SURPLUS
on the most conservative basis than any other company
Every Policy three years old becomes
INCONTESTABLE
Ineontes;able Policies are
PAID IMMEDIATELY
upon presentation of satisfactory Proofs Death" at
the socieys New York Office, and paid, not less
discount, but
AL standard forms of life, endowment and annuity
policies issued
fifteen twenty year Ton.ine or Semi Tontine En-
do"nent has all The advantages of government bond
may be expected to show larger returns in the way of
interest and furnishes in addition the idemnity which
life assurance alone provides.
$50 900 900
SURPLUS OVER. Observation-Disclosures 10000 900
NEW ASSURANCE IN 1882 500 262 600
the largest business trans acted by company in
single year. Aggregate amount of assurance writ
ten during the past sixteen years larger than that of
any other company in the world
B. II. ROBERTSON, MANAGER,
NO. 1926 STREET
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You CASSor Buy II
IN THE BAR-ROOMS

What absurd idea il is to send sick man. with an
any stomach. torpid liver and impoverished blood to
barroom to swallow some stimulating stuff, and call
il nledicine!
Al enormous amount Of mischief Is constantly done
by men who thus te with themselves Instead Of heal
ing their diseases they make them worse Instead OF
gaining strength they only acquire the habit
Of tipping
Its point worth noting in connection with B,x,rns
Iron Blers that this valuable medicine is not sold in
bar-rooms. and win not be- 1t is not drink I. is
remedy 1t not made to tickle the palate of old toers
IT Is made to heal disease 1t made to promote the
good-fellowship Of lot Of bbulous fellows standing
around a bar and asking each other .Wha. win Won
takes" 1t Is true tonic; iron medicine containing
the only preparation Of iron which can safely and bene
hciaiy be taken into the System. usl 1t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS ON
third moor to parties without children References
required Apply on Promises 40 A street south
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

ltOR RENTING BRICK STABLES IN REAR OF
= l2I2 r street northwest between 18th and l,th
streets. Apply at the above number ''N 1T it.
tSOR RENT.THE BRICK STABLE IN THE REAR
Apply on the premises. n9s ifs
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR DESIRABLY LO-
W GATED Apartments, 1921 Q street northwest
home table and comforts guaranteed private family
Testimonials ~.
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SCRAP PICTURES.

r JAY GOULD, eau eTH ST. WONDERFUL "a.
81 riety Of Telid and Scrapbook Pictures RrthdSv
Cards. Paper Dolls. tfench TSe.ue Paper Don't foggs8
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES
w well Furnished Room. facing south. i'll a modern
house. occupied 10y strictly private family residing be-
tween 18th and 18th and and streets VIII be pera-
nenf suited Address giving location and price
must be reasonable, P. c. t. Box 80 Star office it.
"ANTED-A SUITE OF THREE UNFURNISHED
w Rooms: must be caterer Address with price
and location. Box 1876 Star office OBS ;,ts
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CLoAks AND DRrss Goops.

"CAETER'S.n
I'll MARKET SPACE
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EOR RENT-THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS,
street northwest. lie
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NOR SALE
Il DESIkABI.E HOUSES IN THE IMMEDIATE
VICINITY OF DUPONT CIRCLE"
We nave for sale several very desirable residences I'm
the Immediate vicinity Of Dupont Circle VARYING in
prices according to and location from Al an tn
$8 500 THOMAS j. FISHER & co. 1924 + street
sapl--l I'm
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

tOR RENT-A NICE BASEMENT OFFICE ON
New York avenue, near l4th street; suitable for
physician or for business. THOS. j. FISHER CO.
1874 street northwest oG 6t
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HARBAUGHS wHOopINa corrcu svpup
ID FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGiSIS FAM
EAQfUkED By GEO. WOOLRIDGE PHARHA1yiGT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10
4 HORRIBLE EXECUTIONS.

Recent New Zealand newspapers contain
accounts Of the execution Of Maori named
Winiata under horrible circumstances. Some
years ago Winiata murdered Q young Eng
lishman in the Auckland district. and cs-
capped to the wlds of the native territory.
4 halt-caste named Barlow, desirous of OBJ
tanning the money set upon the head
Of The fugitive, recently entrapped him
and handed him over TO the police all-
thoritics. Winiata was tried and condemned
and executed. He protested his innocence
to the last The convict stepped out of the
cell and walked firmly toward the scafiold.
nodding to the sheriff and spectators.
rWiniata said Friends, Europeans. am
going to give my body to be killed. Listen
to me, all ofyou. Ny hands did not kill
that European; this is the end Of my BODY.
! nave now Il word 10 say To Cod Raising
bis eyes 10 heaven. he continued Il am
dclireringmy soul into Thy hands rcmcm-
Der me when | come into Thy kingdom.
This is all have to say" The cap was then
adjusted over his head and the wartlcns
stepped from the side of the convict. who was
| left standing alone with the rope round his
neck. Behind him was the cxccutioner
| VIII it lliaSh oll, .tllt, rs nc paced MS haNH
upon the lever: the trap-door few open witha
crash, and Winiata disappeared from view
with dull thud. Running nmbly down
the steps the cXecutioner entered by door
below the scalold, and the novelty Of this
proceeding caused q number Of the specta-
tors TO approach close to the foot Of the
scailold. The sounds which met their ears
were horrible. The drop had failed to cause
instantaneous death. and the deep and sti.
fled brcathngs Of the hall-strangled convict
were distinctly audible through The crcviccs.
The cxecutioncr could be plainly seen en-
gagged in the horrible task of tuggin. at the
hanging mans legs for the purpose of COM
| pleting the strangu!ation. while Winiata
writhed and twisted in sickening manner.
Gradually the sounds of choking and stitlcd
breathing died away. the violent vibrations
ofthe rope ceased. and ten minutes after
the rope was pulled the exccutioner
came forth from his CHASTITY hole and Slip
ped away. After hanging for an hour the
body was cut down. 1t was then found
| that the moose, instead of being behind the
car, was Immediately under The chin and
was not drawn tightly round the neck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

STARTING 4 YOUNG MAN.-It is related
of a wealthy Philadelphian. who has been
dead these many years, that q young man
came to him one day and asked for help to
start in business "Do you drink ?" inquir-
cd the millionaire. Occasionally" "Stop
it Stop it for ayear und then come and see
me- The young man broke off the habit
ut once, and at the end of Il year again pre-
scnted himself. 'Do you smolle?" asked
the great man. ''Yes, now and then" Stop
it! stop it for year and then come and see
me-" The young man went away and cut
loose from the habit, and after worrying
through another twelve months once more
faced the philanthropist. ''Do you chew >
Yes. !" Stop it! stop it for Il year and then
come and see me- But the young man
never called again. When some one asked
him why he didn't make one more effort he
replied Didn't I know what he was driv-
ing at? He'd have told me that as I had
stopped chewing, drinking and smoking l
must have saved money enough to start my
self.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10
LOG ROLLING.

While Wrestling With Fallen Tree C. Lumber
man Receives Consequential Damages.
While on q hunting aScursion in !lc great coal
and wood region near Carbondalc, Pa, the writer
met William Coil. 4 lumbcrman Accustomed to
life ana labor i'll the forest from early manhood
he WAS true Knight Of the Axe Many a tree
had fallen before his ringing strokes and fleets oi
RATS had borne away 10 market the sawed 8ro.
ducts. Coil IS character, and II Oscar Wilde is
right in saying that all movements III unhndcrcd
labor graceful, our friend William, stripped for
his work, and attacking Il tree as Richard l. as
saultcd the heavy doors Of Front de B,.lls Castle
must have presented an admirable picture
One day, howcycr,-but IL! him tell the story
himself. us he told it to me:
i was out in the woods. you know trying TO
start 4 log down 4 hill. Thinking could get Il
better purchas, on ii iroA thc lower side tackled
ii there with my log rolling hook ana Threw NY
weight OH the lever. She started she did but. as
luck would have il. before ! could gel out Of the
way. she rolled right over me. Ii i, hadn't been
for Il lot ol small limbs ana brush living in the
road. which lifted her up. she'd a crushed me Hat.
As ii was ] cot up without u broken bone but
with some mighty bad bruises
"Thcn you were al right" said his auditor.
Not by Il blamed sight. stranger. took cold
Rheumatism set in. and ii / hadn't heard of BEN
SONS CAPCINE POROUS pLASTERS and used
en-. its my opinion should never have made
another chip !ly. But the Capcinc took hold
quick. and I'm bout us good is new. But there's
one thing you kin cakilatc on: | shall never
wrastlc with another log unless | have the ad-
vantage Of the ground Fur, rs | told YOU before
ifi hadn't been FOX them brushes ia been smash-
cd So you could i sold me for !, door mat"
The Capcinr is the thing for rheumatism. Ii
doesn't keep you waiting. The word CAPCINE
is CUT in the center OF the genuine Price 10
cents.
Scahury * Johnson, Chemists. New York
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Samuel TenneSSOn & Co..
Holiday Goods !!
Holiday Goods

We will open on Monday special department
for HOLIDAY GOODS, of which We invite an
examination. Having made special arrangements
with two hOuses-one an importing and the other
Il manufacturing housc--wc will be furnished
with the latest novelties in Plush Ebony Willow
Ware and Il host of beautiful and elegant goods
suitable for the season. consisin" in part Of Al
BUNS, JEWEL CASES, FRENCH MIRRORS.
LADIES' COMPANIONS, &c.
These goods are very reasonable in price and
for elegance and hcauty cannot be surpassed
dcc2 rRETIFELDER x Co
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Q5a=rtic.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
At the Gazette Building, Nos. 70 {: 72 Prince ST.
FERNS

DALE THI-wEEkI.Y
Ono year ...... 300 Onc year .... 81 90
SlX months. 800 Six months 49,. 200
One month 50 Three months $50. 90
All communications SHOULD be addressed 10 GAzETTE'
Alexandria, Va
The Gazette Office il connected with the Telephone En-
change. Advertisements, orders for the paper, news
orany information business he sent by tclc-
phone.
Persons leaving c.iy for the summer can have the
Gazette mailed to them, post paid for fifty cents per
month"; and the address changed ~ often desired.
Contract advertisers will be allowed exceed their
space unless the excess Is paid for IL transient rates
and under no circumstances will they bc allowed to
advertise other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
All transient advertisements must Lc paid for in a
vance.
Marriage and death notices he paid III advance
Price fifty cents, when not exceeding six lines.
Resolutions III nlemoram of thanks tributes OF respect
resolutions adopted by societies persons unless Of
public concern will only be printed in this paper rs
advertisements
Entered at Tie Postonicc nj Alexandria, virginia. ns
sccond-class mattcr)
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ONLY saw MILL In THU CITY.

Farmers and others having timber that they
want converted into different classes of lumber
can be accommodated ut lowest prices by
JNO. p. AGNEW & CO.
je17-tf Alexandria Ship Yard
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DIAPER BONES PAPER BON S!--Our E,ciGi-
i tics have been extended by the addition of
new machinery. to the manufacture of PAPER
BONES of various kinds and VIC invite consumers
to place their orders with us. Our prices are the
lowest consistant with rst-cass work and we
shall endeavor TO make the standard of excellence
of this branch of busir css equal to that of our
Printing Department.
nOY16 ROBERT BELLS SONS
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H4RDWiRE IND CUTLERY.
EAAlES +. CARLIN & SONS.

J ''''''' : ''''''-' y ''N'',''
No G3 KING STREETS
ALENA NDEIA, VIRGINIA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ii
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
builders Hardware, Locks, Hinges. Screws,
DoorBoits, Latchcs, &c. SaddlcTy. Hardware
Bride Bits, Buckles, Kings, IIamcs, Sc, &c,
Whcclwrights' Hardware. Axlcs. Rims, Hubs.
Spolics. Sawed Fellows, Tire Iron, &c, Pocket,
Table, Carving, and Butcher Knives, &C., Guns,
Pistols. Nc \ full and complete stock of first
class eools sway in store and sold at lowest cash
prices. aum15
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
DGliCaciGS at BrGlgI9'S.
ALWAYS READY.

ALW A1S READY.
The old reliable stand 20 King street ready
Ill winter. ready i'll summer, ready nj night ready
by day-rcady all the time tn serve the best 10
INC public Is now fully prepared FOR the season
BRENGLES CANDIES frcsl, and purc home
made, rs well us Imported Candies are offered of
delicious avor and perfect purity.
BRENGLES PIES. known in all The city and
country around, have been the stand .hy IL lunch
and dessert for twenty years.
BRENGLE'S CAKES. Of the bc~, material arc
cheaper than they can he made ri hottie
BRENGLE'S ICES, unsurpassed. avc always
had universal favor, and been the :'opua: Gc:cacy
of Alexandria.
Brcngle caters Of the hest 10: families; PARTIES
balls, fairs and entertainments
Brenglc has Cream Pulls, Tarts and Pastry
of all kinds; Fruits, sugared and plain Cara
mcls Nuts and ConfcctioncricS OF Ill kinds ,dc7
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VIZ i. JOHNSON & CO.
WHOLESALE GR0CERS
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTE
And Dealers in

ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS
Have on hand GlBSONS Xxx, Xxx. xxx,
and PURE OLD RYE. OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WltlSklES: also BAKERS and
TllONl'SONS PURE RYE WHISTLES, to which
they invite the attention of the trade
Orders from tho country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
ConsignmcntS Of Flour, Grain and Country Pro.
ducc solicited for which they guarantee the hi.h-
est market prices ami prompt returns.
Northeast corner of Cameron and Royal streets
scpl4 Alexandria Va
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES. CHAINS. JEWELRY.
CLOCKS.
Sterling Silver and Quadrupc Plated Ware. Rich
,lcwclry. of every description.
We call thc attention OF all who contemplate
purchasing VIC have the largest stock ever
shown i'll this city. Come and see for yourselves
No trouble TO show goods whether You buy or not
RI. ADAM, (Succ'r to W. W. Adam
Opposite l.. j. Miller Il To-
ia" Beautiful ChrOmOs given To every pur-
chaser. dcciS