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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
New Names for Old Places
Editor nfMe Alexandria Gazette:

To the Editor OF The Alexandra Gazette:
Travellers over the Midland railroad, es-
pecal!y when passing through Fauqu!ef
county, are bewiide:ed. not to say chagrin-
ed. at the notwithstanding Of scme of the cid
stetion5 or the line.
Fauqaie,, itself,is good old colonial name,
dear to ths lovers OF both the ancient and
modern history OF Virginia ; and the soldier
element especially treasures memories ofthe
county That it will not willingly lei die. For
brave men ard true and loyal women it had,
and bss, 6 reputation thst few communities
car ,Qud! aGi more can sDrpesS.
Ana ithejy aud bravery associated With
Fauquiar are The uanes OF Warreuton juno
tlon, Saicm ard Rsprahspnock etiou.
L. mus; he admitted thst there were good
ard sufficient reasons for giving Salem a
new name because OF iis identity with that
Of the county seat Of Rlsnoke county; nor
v ere iha proptielies violated nor the sensl-
hiiiiies checked IL this instance, fJr Mstshsll
is red oleut o, the coil, aud all tue people rst-
iy the rev ctristenipg of the old town in
honor of tha liuetr;ous man whose name it
COW bears May II b9 Is enduring az HE
fame
Bus w:as about "Celvertor," and the Bal
,inore stock yards? Has the Cd Dominicn
fallen go oe shat she hiss to cross the Pcio-
mac fer ii o nocr boon Of q nsme STAT hae
usitncr the charm of eupboay, no. the Retif
Of bfeviy? Better Owl Ran or any airy
nothiAg" ,nan this fac phreDz3" OF the
imsgiuatioo Of cattle drover. 1t is bs-
evee, however, that the railroad Philis-
tires are Responsible for this outrage.
Not 50 with + ippehsnnock. which hsa
bsen tortured ana msrtyred into "Rsming-
on O1e hesu'ifui old aboriginal s!tie
metsmorpi osat toto euch jargon as she'!
20, sha:ae Il it pamsd for bin Of ritle and
type-w,i;ing fame, Or Tor tbs cbliging rail-
road oCudlc or; or whom, OF Which, OF
what, OF W5y?
There A99s tbs beautiful liver stiil, the
nerilous toT9er line fer some years OF our
gloriocs totfederscy. L. does rot need +
postJs imayiaa:ion now for en- old soldier Go
oesr ils sirp!in2 eddies whisper the
uanaes OF Lee, ard Jackson, end 8 uart ana
i. sings par e.usi dirge il. memory OF Inc
gallant Pelham who fell aImos5 on lis bank.
Rapoahanacrk Is q chafiepad souod snd
memory IT, every survivor OF the army OF
Northern Virginia, ead 10 their heirs for
ever, sud REMINGTON is es 6 btaspnemy sad
sac-iieee 10 them IN its place.
Do give 1t back to Us a. we were used to
Il. good people OF Fauquier, for the memory
sni fiction the coolers have for your
county aud It's historic Names aud for its
people worthy to dwell amid such sssncia-
tiouo. ONE OF TabM.
Weighing on, D. c., Jan. 2S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
All Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO. JAu. 29.-Pfivate advlcts
from Tahiti. in the Society Islands, report
that wrecksge has been discovered supposed
to BIZ from the missionary schcoaer P.u 70
Chapman which left Honolulu year ago 10
charge of Elder J. Fl. Cudaney, Of Nebraska
q second advent missionary. The Chapman
was bound for Pitcairn Islatd,. she carried
a crew of six men. a hands are nov given
up for lost and ct the last general conference
OF the advent soci, IT, resolutions Of condo
lenoe with Elder Cudauey's wiis aud child
rem were pass ID Another missionary
schooner wac sent to lhs Scu'h Seas soma
months ago AID reports that there is no
longer any doubt of Cudsoey's dea,h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
OFFICIAL.

An hcT regulating the erection OF buildings lie
the city of Alexandria.
De it enacted by the CITY Council OF Alexandra,
That no building shsl be erected no alteration,
addition or improvement on any building shall he
made unless permit for such building, altera-
ton d;tion or Improvement shall have boen is
sued.
Section @ It shall DO the duty of any rcrson
who erects or causes TO be erected within the city
of Alexandra any building alteration, addition
or improvemGnt On any building TO mt ke writ.
ten application to tho City Auditor for a building
permit, stating the number of buildings, the ma.
terial (whether stone brick or frsmel, the locs.
ton, the number of stories in light and the total
estimated cost OF tho building, alteration, addi-
ton Improvement; provided, however, that
there shalt be No permits required for Interior
minor repairs whore lhIIe is no interference with
the construct of the building or where su' h
rcpars do not ox,eed tho sum Of one hundred
dos!s.
Section 3. It shall be the duty of the City Au-
dtor t issue buildin. permits to all applicants.
Ee shall charge fes OF City c. ms for every per-
NIT, ind he shall psy semi snnua into the city
treasvry the amount collected hy virtue of his
act. 1t shall ais be his duty to keep such appIi
cations On ie, Keep re. ofd Of 81 permits issued
and report annually TO the City Cauncii the num-
Der Of permits Issued sDd the total estimated cost
of such buildings, aitei Atoms, additions or im-
pIovemonts.
section 4. 1t ehall &C the Gu ! OF the SupeTln-
tendent of 70 ice to that the provisions OF this
act q % properly enforced.
Section 5. Any yerson violating I'll act shall
DO fnei not less than Two do,l.rs nor More than
ten do lars
Section This act shall be in force from its
passage, ard all acts or parts OF sc,s in conflict
Herewith are hereby rep aed
Passed Com on Council Jsnusry 81, 1891.
JOHN T. SWEENEY, President.
Passed Board of Aldermen Js-uHrv u, 1891.
w. II. MARBURY, President
Approved January %, 1891.
=. F. BOWMAN, Mayor.
Tcstc: JSo 7. JOHNSON. Clerk Z. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
The Recent Mine Explosion

PIr1sBURe. Pa, Jsn ga special from
Mammoth Miues says: II Is now though
TIE lO7 bodies recovered about comprise the
list OF dead. The 70 bodies buried In the
Catholic cemetery las uight were followed
oy another inssslnent to-day. The rest OF
the bodies will be interred privately with
services at the graves, which was the case
yesterday. a call fer assistance has been
Issued. 1t is thought By experts that the
force OF ibe explosion was augmented by the
fac, dry coal dus; 10 the mlne which TO-
ui.sd when the fee damp exploded. The
corons. has continued The Irqusst llil Feb.
lu.ry g.
PiTTsBURe, jar 90 "A special from Mon
mouth MINIS says this afternoon IL aa dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
Murdered by Genda mes,

& dispatch lrom Bosnia Serai, the capital
of Bosnia, gives the details Of strange spd
horrible murder. Two gerdarmes, 1t az
pears, assaulted, killed and afterwards cut
up the body of yonpg SsFvsn girl whom
hey me. willie patrol ng d road passing
through thick wood. Ate: mu-de.i1g the
woman the gendarmes concealed her re-
mains in the iorest, and ware upon the point
OF leaving tbs sceue of tneir crime, when
they csu. ut sig az Of an | slan woodcutter,
VINO saemtd 10 haus been watching The
whols proceeding. Upon being questioned
the msn admitted that be lad eesn the
gst dsrmes commit the crime. Upon his
promise not to Say anything about t t5ey
simply arrested him az vagrant, instead OF
killing him, es first proposed The police
officers lo~k The prisoner to their hsad-
quarters at tina aen6armarie, but upon srrtv.
ing thers the Italian wooGcutter denounced
the gendaTmes, and 10 d the police officials
whers they could find the body of the MUIR
dered woman. The two murderers were
then arrested. New5 CT the cricae soon
caustd large crowd 10 collect in front OF
the police station, and when The officers who
had been cent TO iDvesig, t, the wcodmsn's
charges returned, beaiing the body of tao
mprderfd woman upon a st 'etcher made of
branches of tree', tie fury of he crowd as
ssmhled sbout the gspdsrme:ie knew 70
bounds They made rueh for the doors Of
the gendarmerie, broke into that building in
spite of efforts OF the Ulcers TO stop them,
and bad nearly lynched the two mu.dercu+
gendarmes, when the latter We're rescued by
number of oiicemen AID a detachment OF
soldiers who had been called &c queli the
disturbance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
Cleveland or Tammany?

To the Editor OF The alexandria Gazette:
Sir Shall Tsmmapy nominate the demo
cratic candidate Now that the infamou
Force bill seems dead beyond the power Of
resurrection it wi not be cut of order TO
discuss the ''aVsilahlity" OF the democratic
candidate for the next Presidential cleo
ton.
Not lors since, one CT tba Virginia news
papers stated that ii WIS said by some pet
SOUS that the Virginia Senators were op-
posed to tie denomination of Cleveland be-
cause, on certain occasion, when they had
visited him at the White House he hsd been
.'sassy" 10 then, or woTGs to that elect.
Tnis, of course, mnst be COAX" "a Artem-
us Ward would gay. Senator Barbour, 10
bis celebrated ipterviaw with the GAZEITE's
CORES poudent shortly after the November
cyclone bad struck tte republican party,
discussed the chances Of tho electioa of T.
democratic President in 1892, snd said that
the question cf'avai!a5iIit5 "cugh BIT to govern
the democratic party in selecting a candidate.
Diyested of the cloud of words undeg which
the thought WAS yelled, it seemed TO ell
readers hat he thought Cleveland wocld
not be on 'aqailable" candidate because the
Tammauy Soc:aty OF New YORK city was op-
poeed to him Tanmaoy opposed his POM
inaioo 10 1884 yet he was elected; Tau
many opposed him again in 1883. and he
WAS defeated. SO "honors seem easy" be-
tween bin ald Tammsny. Bat it seems az
founding that Senator Baf boar should think
that cut of Tire millions of democrats 10 the
United States Temmany Society alone should
be consulted in naming the democratic can
dida.e for the Pres dercy. Ii Taamany il
ail powerful, why take the trouble to call
. democratic convention Why not let Tam
mauy meet. name their candidate, end cal
on ell good democrats to vote for him :?
Tha: lie the logical cutcoms Of the idea that
no candidate should be considered laval.
able" unless Tamms5y says /. will support
him. The fact aeems 10 ms that the pOliH
clans seem to be opposed to Cievesud, bni
that the people. almost to g man, are lie favor
CT him. Tney favor him because he is 5
statesman who, disrsgarding expediepcy,
gave his party noble Gauss to battle tor.
Uoless ell signs fail the democrats will carry
aim to victory 10 1892 under the banner of
tariff reform. J s. 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
Foreign News.

PABI5, Jan. 2o.-The RappeL to-day an
has pronounced in favor Of committing the
sentence of death passed upon Michael
Eyraud, the murder of Goulf', to one OF i'm.
prisoDment for life.
Much interest Ia manifested 10 medical
circles here in regard to the goats blood
cure for tuberculosis, advocated by Doctors
Berth and Peg These doctors, it will be
remembered, irjso.ed fteen grammes of
goats blood into the thighs oftwo patients
To-day they announce that In the case of
both there patients the fever has abated.
LONDON. Jan. 29.-Tne colonies of Au-
strnlis have asked the home government to
accord them the privilege, possessed by
Canada, of negotiating commercial treaties
With foseign countries under the sanction OF
the foreign office.
CAIRO, Jan. 29.-Advices from Massowab,
o. the Rad SEA-, state that terrific storm,
followed By floods has caused enormous
damage throughout the Island If Masso
wan. Over ore hundred persons lost their
lives
BURNos AYREs. Jan. 29.-Advlces re-
ceived here from Cali show that the inaur-
geots are steadily gaiaing grousd. Boon
after the bombardment OF Port Ccquimbo
the rebel forcas occupied L. Z,rine, the city
of Ok quimbo without any opposition In The
part OF government troops, who retreated
inland thus placing foe harbor and
most advantageous base of supplies in The
hands OF the insurgents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
LII. Hoar and the Force Bill.

Senator Rosr istspor;ed TO have said that
he Yves heartily glad 20 have the response
hiity connected with the force bill lifted
from his shoulders, and, so far as be was
concerned, YVES wilirg to abide By The vote
of the Senate Oh the gag rule" last Mon
day. In tbis connection it i5 said that an
informal conference Of republican Senators
was held coon aiter ths gag rus" bad been
eide-trackcd, and Senator Hoar took occa-
sion to Call attention to q speech made ct E
bsnquet held in Boston lsst Saturday night
by Mr. ". r. Barrett. Speaker of the Mas
sachusetts Legislature and editor OF the
Boston Adrertiser, in which the latter said
he had made a personal canvas Of the
republican party in the Slate Legiela-
ture and found q large msj ority OF
the members opposed to the passage Of
the force bill. As peraoasl friend of
Ser ator Hear, Speaker Barrett is said to
have advised him to make no further fight
in behalf OF the elections bill and TO allow
the vote Of Monday to decide the question
for the present session. Ia view of this sc-
vice Mr Hoar Is alleged to have said that be
felt justiGsd in washing his hands OF the bus.
mess, az /. had bsen source of contiDued
personal Inconvenience and discomfort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
7, Elk A MI RIA. VA.
THURSDAY EyzNISe, JANUARY %.

] S. 8. 10 another counD, misses Inc
paint of the question at issue. Tammapy
controls the democracy Of New York State
and the vote OF Eew York ia essential to the
election OF democratic President. Mr.
Cleveland carried New York in 81 BY q
close shave on the three Re-. and lost IL III
So though the democratic State ticket was
e'.c.ed by satisfactory majority Inc
Tammauv leaders voted and worked ioF
hin, en- 10Th occasions, but as mems votes
a.e free, they couldn't make ali their lci'
iowers do so. at last NoVember's eiechon
Nj. Cleveland lock part against iammsny'
tho work Of which organisation carried the
STATE and gained U s. Senator. linen
iao TemmsnY does not claim the next ffes
ijepi;sl nomination, ror does 1t say IL WIZ
OF suprort Mr.. Cleveland, II he be noni-
rated. ss II has doue twice before. "a ths
contrary. it says i. wculd prefer any Other
man to Mr.. Cleveland, and points 10 Wns'
occurred in 'S4 and IS as Senators Bar
hfnr. D4uiel and German, and scores Of
others of the lopgest-headed democrats IN
the country say, availability is the quality
that must be sought for By the next national
democratic convention, and in the light OF
experience that quality can not be found IN
NJ. Cleveland. The object to be achieved
ia not the success of Tammany or anti-Iam-
many. hu. tho avoidance Of 8 repetition OF
tho danger f.om which the country has lust
made such narrow escape, aud nothing
saould be allowed to interfere with the
achievement of that object.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
.,,,ar nooi viii whitewarh every body i'm

silver pool viii whiteWeeh every "ooS ih1
piiceted. ~ u,::. -.
aoDaiatei Edward Barrett Go cadet st
Wast Pcint. The appointee is the son of i
d. G I'D. cbsirinsn Of the Clarke county
democratic committee.
Ia .hs Senate to-day Mr.. Barbour pre-
sented petition Ct certain ci!iz rs OF FREQ
erick c.pnty, Virginia, for the passage CT the
Con2er lard bill! Mr.. Barbour slso intro
ducea BIZ to pay certain loyal citizsna OF
Loudoua county, Virginia, for damages eus-
tainsd hv reasoD cf General SheEidan's or
der in 1864.
The Senate ommittse Ga commerce to
aav ordered favorable reports on the House
bill to authorize the construction OF tunnel
under New York bsy.
Gen. Mshole i5 eiil here looking after his
interest Ia cne lot which may be selected Tor
tho eite OF the pew government printing
Office. Es and ey-Msrshal Waite, of the
western district Of Virginia. who is also here
now. have recently been seen walking Gown
Pennsylvania avenue, and stopping Gees
sionally to look st tina shop windows. Mr'
John Wise waa aieo here day or two age
but It ;s neadlesato eay that re AID the dei
ersl were not ttg5iher.
Tho Secretary OF War has repor ted adversely
against the p'o; ossd Improvement OF tho CnicSa-
hominy Biver, Virginia. from Holly Landing to
Long Bridge.
The republican chsiIman of the House coinage
committee is authority for tho statement that
nothing will be done with the silver bill at this
session OF Congress. The committee heard argu'
rnents against the silver bill to dsy.
Congressman Enloo OF Tennes; ee has tought. OF
will buy, s snrumar residence OH Seminary Hill
near AleXAr.dris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

IL DE- GEDDEs had by herd work end
economy accumulated FIVE thousand dollars
mnd invested !. in house and lot In Alex
apdris, .or hone for bicnself aud his wife
al d children. and if he eca!d not sell tbs lot
for what he gsVe for it, he would Stink it
mighty hard luck if the taxes on it ehoud
he doubled, whso man who had invested
TIE same emount Ia eIother part of tins city
snd was engaged in e tua;eess which paid
him baudscme prof5, wac not taxed at ell.
There ID no justice 10 the single land tax.
The income tax is the oae that should De
aGop:ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

AS Err. Villas is the man who When Post
master General said no ex-Coniederste. bold
ing mirror position under bim should be
promoted, and who when Secretary OF the
terror refused 10 issue pensions to officers
of tho Mexican war vno had subsequently,
resigned their commissions in the ;
army and entered the service OF tho Confed-
crate States, though be was authorized to
issue them by the law. by the decision CT
she U. S. Supreme Court. and by the aS
fiicer of his own department, no southern
nan is beside himself will delight because
Mr. Villas was yesterday elected U. S. Ssn-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

covered by tie i, Of toe company tdst %
more men are missing. in addition TO the l07
found dead. Tbis Increases The total dead
to 100. It is probable that the remaining %
will not all be fcpud for weeks owing to the
immense piles OF wreckege that ms. be On.
dermined. Twenty seven more dead miners
vera buried st noon to-day, msny OF the
graves being marked unknown" oHirg 70
the terrible mutila.ioD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

THE New York Herald says the de;erni-
nation of some States 10 appropriate DO
money for the Chicago fair If the Force bill
should pass sis not legitimate warfare" So
far as the southern States are concerned, tba
determination referred to was not warfare,
either legitimate or Legitimate, Blu. true,
plain etogy that shond the Force bill pass
they would have other things to think about
than fairs, that they would have no money
for shows, and that 10 give money for ary
such purpose would be to throw it away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
Explosion.

CHICAGO, Jar. 29-The six story build.
in, of the Wes:ern Refrigerator Co. wai
partially destroyed enrly this morning by
Fl e caused by an explosion of ammonia pa
used 10 the Ice machine, loss 100000 The
frst explosion was followed quickly By three
others, shaking the building to its touuda-
tIons. Two employees We're slightly Injured
and fireman fa.ally hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

Bid me dieoonrse, and 1 will enchant
thine ear with tslss OF astounding cures of
eor's Of suffering By Salvation Oil. Price
oUiy 25 ceuts.
An Iudiap boy wanted to hang himself
afser sever school girls had kissed aim. He
dian':, tor no found they bad given him
nothing more serious than cnld which be
speedily cured with Dr. Buil'a Cough Syrup,
AID then mss,ied the prettiest ono.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

JUDGING from the charges. aud proofs, of
bribery in tbs recent and pending senatorial
elections in some Of the new northwestern
States, the reputation of the republican ms
joriiy In the Senate, bad as it is. will not be
improved By the admission Of the senators
from the States referred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
rRnM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gazette.
WASTING TON, D. O.. Jan. 90 1880.

WAssrNer TON. D. O.. Jan. 90, 1889.
SONS time 500 Senators hampton ofSouth
Oarol!ua aud Stock bridge of MICHIGAN bet a
net Cd the fste of tire Force bill. Yesterday
the latter told the former to get the hat.
The former told the latter be would get It..
Apt II a. q later date the hill should pass the
net Fould be SGT right. Mr. Stcckbridge re-
oIied 60 the etfscs that the settlement ST.
.eady inside wou'6 never bs upset.
TIE friends of the bill for reimbursiDg
Virginia iot the money she advanced tue
.nyesomant il 1872 sill try 70 have Fha a.
,..opsiaiion iqr that putooee Included in 'hs
In5isu appropriation bill.
The prevailing impression on the emil ,ct
IS that the report of the committee Oh tie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

THE FFFRoNTERY OF come republican
newspapers passes ,he comprehension OF
every body except those who have learned
that bald-tscsd audscity has become re-
publican characteristic Oos OF the papers
referred 10 says The democrats have wasted
two-shirds Of tho present session of Con-
2ress'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

a REPuBLIoAN newspaper, which was
supporter of the defeated Force bill, says,
''oitlzens should vote without compulsion."
But the bill referred TO, in effect, not OILY
ccm oelied the negroes in tue South to vote.
bat to vote the republican ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
Court of Appeals Yesterday

Deal Ss. Marcnant. Further argued and
sutu it;e6.
r lmphreys vs Richmond and Necg.en-
hug Railroad Go. Argued and c,Lti I'D
liz ~ d...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
1sr FLOOR-1o11F sT.

Lsdies' Furnisbings-Ladies snd Child
ren's Merino Underwear, Hosiery, Hand
kerchiefs, Ncckwesr Laces, EwbFc;derios
and Gibbons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

1sr FLOoR-11rH ST. BUILDING
Small Warea, Notions. Hu tors Dress
FurLi hinss, Leather Goods, Faas, Sta
tioneIy, Jowelry, Druggists 81 ldries,
g owes, Cutlery, Silvcrware, and Um-
bfelas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
2ND FLOOR-1OI3 sr
2ND FLOOR-1O11FsT ST.

Domestic Dress Gooda, Prints, Outing
Cloths, and other Wash Fabrics
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
TFLOOR-1Ol3 Z Sr.

Mems Belongir gs-unierves Ne,k.
wear, Collars, Cuff, Shirts, Pajsmae, Bath
Wraps, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

1sT FLOO2-UNDER sKYLIGHr.
Silk, Velvets, and Pushes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
DRY GOODS.
VOODN ARD & L0THR0P
Thursday, Jan. 80, 1891.

The enlargement Of our estab-
lishment has admitted of the ar
rangement OF kindred stocks side
by side. For instance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
IND FLOoR-11rH ST. BUILDIN4.

Black Goods, Mourning Fabrics, Crepes,
&c, &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

1oI:fLOOh -1OIH 81. BUILDING.
Dress Linings, Dress Goods. Pst.ern
Dresses, Scotch Ginghsms, French Sat
ines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

Art Necdl soik. Draperiss, Table AMI
Piano Covers, Tides, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

No. 10 sou / 5 4 ct ATCHJsoN. KAs.,
November 10 h, 1889.
70 the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Theirs is one thng ouc party and the AL
lance are solid on, the defeat of Ingalls,, end
it will be sccc m pshed. Yours truly,
CRAWFORD CUSHING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
BID FL1OR-1O13 F ST
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Bric-a-Brac, Bropzes, Curics, Drsperies,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

THE GAzEHTE's correspondents can see
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

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wear, Cor sets, Infants' Furnishings.