Alexandria Gazette from Alexandria, Virginia • 3

cteiiL moS-'VY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1" LOCAL MATTEBS. Middle Atlantic States light rain northern portions, lair weather portions, northerly winds, Tuesday by generally colder higher barometer. rt4K Manassas 1 1 0f Mm had a graud it urdtiV night in honor of the Cl" vein nd a ud Hendricks. The orettilv illuminated aud speeches J' made Gen. Huntou, of Fauquier, lU.re anrt C.

E. Nicol, or William, Mr. Jacob Roxbury, of this rd others The Young.Men'sDemocrat'?%U of this city clad m'Motber Hubbard' i accompanied by a large crowd left rain and took part in the 1 it'on Everything passed off qoietly i train bearing the victors from this "was.HlK.ui to start, when a Hght occur-j between some drunken men from this IV and others belouging at that place. were and bruised by bottles, sioi.es. the weapons used by the b'w'no it is said demolished the furniture "a of a har room there.

The SfJrs oftheclub from this city disclaim responsibility for the row and regret as anv one else its occurrence. They it was started by men who have no connection with the club whatever. Hem.icraticClub.?There will be a meet in? or tlie Cleveland and Hendricks Demonic Working Club at the club rooms on u.r si reel at 7.30 Wednesday evening meeting is called for the purpose ot up ali matters connected with the and to consider the propriety up the organization until the ration of President Cleveland, which it is proposed the club shopld attend. Ibi. club has been of service during the It is composed of men who were actuated fTv an earnest desire to secure democratic who were riot seeking office.

men who determined to devoteall he a rt Ihey, will, the other democratic of Alexumlria democrats. I'oLICK uistht cool, With one priaonerami bidders at the station house. Last ui0tu also clear and cool, with one prwouer and lour lodgers at the station house. The Mayor this morning disposed of the follow 1UNelson Welcome, eolored, with assault on a white ooy named Henry by officers Lattin J.Trenner, charged with sleahujt two dollars from the person of Michael Hoi brook, was discharged, there not being suf. icnt evidence to convict him.

Frank Green, colored, for disorderly conduct, had his case continued. report of Lieut. Greene, of she engineer's department, wason Saturday, submitted to the District aerurate surveys made by the engineers revealnl the lie, that the District- Columbia never was exactly ten miles Each of the sides is more than ten miles long, and the area of the 100 square miles. Nor do the central lines run due north and south. It was long ago found that the 77th degree of Greenwich, which had been intended as the central line of the District, running from Point, below this city, across Mercian HOI, die not run there at all, but passed east of the Capitol.

OPERA Two Tramps Combination supporting the talented versatile HCtmi Miss Helen Beattie, in her original reation of Lizzie, the self-willed daughter of 1V self-willed family, but whose heart he right place, introducing songs, selections from operas, tragedies, imitations.of popular stars, will appear at the Opera House to morrow evening. As this com pany well recommended it predated that a good audience will greet, them. The of 10, nnd aocen.eonly will be charged. No extra charge foi reserved seats. THERE appeared a fair prospect for oue or two first-clnss local items yesterday.

The source for the first, seemed probable at the Virginia Midland depot, where about twenty or thirty small boys were engaged in the lime-honored pastime of swinging to the sic'en of rapidly-moving trains. The second was at the new Columbia engine house, some "sbavers" climbing to the top of the tower, and straddling the scaffolding at that dizzy height. Thanks to a benign Providence, 110 one was hurt. Firk stable and feed house belougiirg to Mr. Jefferson Hall, in tlu? rear of his rt widenee on Henry street, between Queen streets, together with a lot of hay stud fifteen barrels of corn, was destroyed by tire yesterday morning about o'clock.

1 A horse and cow which were in the stable were gotten out uninjured. The buildings and contents were nuiusured, the total loss being about $150. The lire, it is supposed, was the work of an inceudiary. Military. Ex-Mayor Couctland H.

Smith has received his commission and as Assistant Adjutant General with the rapk of Major, to serve on the st a ft'of the Brigadier commanding the 1st liiiirade Virginia Lee. His commission dates from the 30th day of May, 18S4. The brigade is to be congratulated upon having associated with it so efficient an officer as Major Smith. Canal Items canal boat loaded with coal sunk on the two-mile level of the C. O.

Canal on Friday, which necessitated the stoppage of all boats at that point until the sunken boat could be raised. A number of nu were at once put to work to raise it. The steam canal boat Antares, Captain German, which arrived at Cumberland on- Fiiday, caught fire on that night and damaged to the amount of $100. The and boiler were not injured. Ladies' ladies' fair, under the auspices of Golden Light No.

I. O. G. commences to-night at Armory Hall. The attractions are innumerablo, and every indication is that it will be a successful undertaking.

A thirty five pound turkey, by Mr. W. A. Kucker, is worth The Alexandria Quartette will reb.ier several selections during the evening. The Washington papers say that "the channel hetwtei this city and the Navy Yard has been thoroughly dredged in the past year, so that now vessels drawing over twenty feet of water can leach the Yard.

The Powhatan, which reached here two or three days ago. draws twenty-one feet of water, and is the first, vessel of its size to come here iu many years." Death ok an Alexandria Lady in Ti Henrietta Shield says V. I). Fancher, who reside! near i Aim.i, this r.iunty, died on Tuesday last, Octi 18S4, of ii-ver, in hi 25ih year. She ttves a husband to mourn her loss, She, with her husband, settled where she died, two years ago, coming from Brown I county, New York.

She was buried in the city cemetary." Mrs. Fancher was a sister of Mr. Fulton Hutching, of this city. Mrs. F.

has been away from Alexandria since she was a child. Ship Yard steamer City of Alexandria has been launched from the ways at the ship yard and the transfer tug Brewerton will be hauled thereon to-morrow for such repairs and overhauling as are necessary for her winter service. The tug Templar will take the place of the Brewerton on the transfer route while the latter is being repaired. When the City of Alexandria "leaves the yard and resumes her route on ihe City of Washington will go on the ways for repairs. Erva W.

Payne, daughter of General Wm. H. Payne, will be married in St. James' Church, Warrenton, to-morrow evening to Mr. Eppa Hunton, jr.

A special train will leave Alexandria at 3 o'clock to morrow evening for the accommodation of persons attending. The train will return after the ceremony. Death op an Old John Hart one of the oldest oitizens of this place, died at his home on lower Duke street yesterday evening, aged nearly 80 years. He was a native of England, but came here when a boy and had worked at his trade of block and pump making for upwards of sixty years. the term of the Corporation Court just ended decrees of divorce were granted In the cases of Charles Bow vs.

Martha Bow, and Joseph Mitchell vs. Mary S. Mitchell, all colored of this city. The ground for the petitions in both cases was adultery. E.

E. Wartield is quite sick at his residence, on Fairfax street. Mr. C. J.

W. Summers has gone to Cincinnati to attend the Bottlers' convention, which commences there to-morrow. Hotel Mrs. H. Mehr, Baltimore James Farson, Chicago; D.

J. Col'ins, Va J. H. Padley, Rochester, N. J.

H. Carey, Manassas, G. H. Crafts, Richmond, C. A.

Millard, Elmira, N. W. Gordon, Virginia; E. B. Ryan, Richmond, W.

H. Linns, West Virginia Jas. Williams and E. W. Craig, Philadelphia.

LOCAL BREVITIE8. A number of wild geese were killed by the gunners on the river yesterday. Several new residences of very respectable appearance bave been built at Falls Church this season. The weekly dress parade and drill of the St. John's Academy cadet corps took place this morning and was witnessed by numbers of citizens.

To supply the demand for democratic roosters Mr. J. D. H. Lunt has ordered another large lot of them, which he will re ceive to-morrow night.

Mr. Carter, formerly of Fairfax county, but now of San Angela, was reelected Commonwealth's Attorney of that connty at the last election. The speech of Mr. Roxbury, of this city, at Manassas, on Saturday night, is spoken of by those who head it as one of the best delivered on that occasion, and Mr. R.

was warmly congratulated. Policeman Acton, of Washington, on Friday, arrested at the B. depot, in that city, John Adams, colored, charged with having on his person policy drawings from this city. He was locked up for a hearing to-morrow. The large eagle which has been caged at the wharf of tbo Washington ferry compa uy for some time past has been boxed up and will be sent to Richmond, wheie it will appear in the democratic procession which will take place there to morrow night.

At the last election the county of Rappahannock voted on a subscription for a railroad, which will run from Washington (the county seat) to Sperryville, and thence to some point on the V. M. R. R. They voted a subscription of $150,000.

The vote was almost unanimous. An old colored market woman named Cooper died suddenly Saturday night shortly after she had left her stand. She was taken sick on her way to her home on the southwestern outskirts of the city and sat down on the side of the road, where she was found, but died soon after being taken to her home. AND FLAGS. A large supply of FIRE-WORKS, LANTERNS AND FLAGS received to-day.

Parties from the country in want of the above Roods for Torchlight Processions will do well to call as wo will sell at LOW PRICES. M. BOSSART, 21 Fairfax street. Ijv Alexandria. Va.

Liverpool Fine Salt TO ARRIVE TO-MORROW. FOB SALE LOW FROM WHARF BY novll P. B. HOOE. TANDARD FERTILIZERS PURE GROUND BONE.

Do. DISSOLVED BONE. PURE S. C. DISSOLVED BONE.

RESURJAM. CINCINNATI GROUND BONE. BAKER'S STANDARD GUANO. TURNER'S EXCELSIOR GUANO, and GERMAN KANIT. For salo at lowost prices, by THOMAS PERRY, 17 King street.

sepll Alexandria. Va. natural material and the only durable finish for walls and ceilings; pure white and a variety of beautiful tints. Sample card of tints and prices mailed to any address upon application. For sale by A.

A. WARFIELD, (Successor to Janney ap7 152 King street. MIl)VALE CAsTSTEEL FOR SALE AT LOW have on hand a supply of Flat, Square and Octagon Cast Steel of above brand, which we sell in quantity to suit This steel is warranted to be equal, if not superior, to any Cast Steel sold iu tliii market. A trial is all we ask. octlO J.

T. CREIGHTON SON. MENTHOLINE, The Japanese Headacho Cure A Pockut Physician! A Great Novelty! Menthol inn gives immediate relief iu all Nervous Affections, sur.li as Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache, Earache, Rheumatism, Sciatica, etc. Prico Hoc. For sale by E.

S. LEADBEATER REO. AWONDEBFUL DISCOVERY FOB THE CURE OF CHICKEN indispensable article to every person handling chickens. Put up in nice little box and Bent to any address on receipt of 25c in cash, or postage stamps. Prepared and for sale by sep23 JOHN D.

H. LUNT. IN DOW GLASS, BEADY MIXED PAINTS, iu 1-lb 2-lb. and 1 Uallou Cans of all colois Putty, Linseed, Boiled and prime Paint Oil, at a low price, for sale by oct30 E. 8.

LEADBEATER BRO. I MONETARY COMMERCIAL. i Virginia a. Hambletou Cos. Baltimore financial circular of Saturday Last says: securities are in better demand, especially consols, which sold from up to 39, and were later quoted at 39 to 40.

Coujo! coui pons, Hlier sales at 33, advanced to 34 on a de! mand from tax payers to tender in payment of and to prove and collect uuder coupon killer No. J. It is surprising that a large number of taxes payers do not avail tlioujselves of this privii lege, as the remedy is simple and the coupons can be collected at their full face vaiue. TenI forties 32 and Kiddie 3's to New York, Nov. a.

opened weak and declined to per cent as compared with Saturday's closing prices. Union Pacific recorded the greatest dtclino, selling down to Near 11 o'clock there was rally of l'-g to per cent. Wholesale Prices of Protiucj in Alexandria Flour, fine $2 25 2 50 Superfine 3 DO to 3 25 Extra 4 00 4 50 Family 4 25 (di 4 75 Fancy brands 5 25 (a) Wheat, Longberry 0 H2 0 87 Fultz 0 75 (a) 78 Mixed 78 (a) 0 S3 Fair Wheat 0 74 70 Damp and tough 00 0 70 Corn, white 0 49 to 52 Yellow 0 49 to 0 51 New 0 48 (at 0 51 Corn Meal 0 67 to 0 G9 liye 0 5S (S. 0 6i Oats 0 37 to 0 38 Hotter, prime 0 26 to 0 28 Common to 0 20 to 0 22 Uggs 0 27 (a) 0 29 Dressed Pork 0 ft 0 Dressed Turkeys 013 015 Chickeus per doz 2 OO to 3 00 Potatoes, per bushel 0 40 to 0 50 Onions per bushel 0 60 (51 0 80 lams, country 0 14 to 0 15 Best sugar enred Hams. to 0 15 Butchers'Hams 0 351 fto 0 Sides Oil to Shonlders 0 8 to 0 sugar 0 9 to 0 Bulk shoulders 0 7 to 0 44 lg.

cl. sides 010 to 0 lOfy fat backs 0 8 to 0 R'y D. 7 to 0 7l-4 bellies 0 8 to Lard 0 jo 9 Smoked Beef. 0 15 to 016 5 to 0 Standard A 0 Granulated 61ii to 0 68q I New Orleans 0 7Vg (tit 0 Molasses B. 0 13 (4 Oil C.

017 0 00 I Veal Calves 0 to 0 Herring, Eastern, per 3 00 to 4 00 Potomac No. 1 0 50 to 7 00 Mackerel, small, per bbl 4 00 or 4 25 No. 3, 4 5o to 5 00 No. 3, large, 5 OO 01. 5 50 No.

2 9 00 to 11 50 Plaster, ground, per ton 4 75 to 00 Ground in bag3 5 75 6 00 Lump 3 50 75 A. (Liverpool) 0 90 0 95 Fine 135 (gj 1 45 Turk's Island 0 50 0 60 unwashed 0 20 to 0 22 Washed 0 28 0 32 Merino, unwashed 0 20 0 22 Do. Washed 0 28 (a) 0 32 Sumac 0 to 1 CO Hay 11 00 to 13 00 Cut do 17 00 18 00 Wheat Bran 18 00 19 00 Brown Middlings 22 50 23 00 White Middlings 23 00 to 24 00 Hominy, per bbl 4 00 (y 4 25 Hominy Chop 25 00 to 26 00 Cotton Seed Meal 00 00 30 00 Cotton Seed Oil, per gal 0 65 to 0 75 There is no material change to note in the Flour is quiet and easy. Wheat is btettdy with a fair dc mand for high grades and but little disposition to handle common lots except at lower figures; receipts to-day were small, only 1500 bushels being sold on'change at 77 for good Fultz; 75 for fair; 82 for mixed, and 85 for good lortgberrv; no prime was ottered. 1000 bushels white Corn brought to 50, as (o condition.

No yellow Corn, Uvc or Oats wore sold. Produce is without change. consolidated Hi); do 2d series past duo coupons 34; now 10 -1' a new 3h bid to-day. Cotton higher; middling lOalOty- Flour quiet nod lower on high grades City Mills; Howard and Western mi per $2 25a2 H5; do extra '57 do family 50; City Mills super 25a2 75 do extra $3 00a3 75; do Rio Brauds 75: Patapsco family $5 25: do superlative imtmt 75. lower; Western lower, closing dull; Southern red 32aS5; do amber 87a90; No 1 Maryland b7a S7Jii; No 2 Western winter red spot November December January lower aud quiet; Western dull and easier: Southern white do yellow 50aol; Western uilxed year Januaiy Oats steady: Southern Western white B4a30; do mixed 32a33; Fenna 33a35.

Rye quiet at Hay steady prime to choice Penna and Md $14ail5 50. Provisions lower and quiet; Mess Pork $14 50. and clear rib sides packed Baconshoulders clear rib sides 11. Hams 14V Lard (refined) 9. Butter steady; Western parked 12a22; creamery 23a31.

Eggs steady at 26a27. Cotiee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to Sugar steady; A soft Whiskey quiet at $1 l8.il 19. New York, Nov. and higher. Cotton quiet; uplands 10ty; Orleans Flour dull and heavy.

Wheat lower and heavy. Corn stronger. Philadelphia Cattle Market, Nov. Cattle inactive prime (J'y iT good medium common Sheep in fair demand: prime 4'-jad; gooil medium common 3.i(i. Hogs in lair demand, selling at MARINE OB'l iiF A LFX A A.

NoVKMBl-fi: 17 an rises 44 3 4 47 A KR( VED. fichr Lncy Friend, Gloucester, Mass, A R( ('0. Schr Jane Diverty, Pntigo River, to Per ry. Smoot RAILED. Schr Sally, Goose Bay.

hy Pon Srnoot Co. memora Sehi Orvetta. cleared al New Haven, for this port 15th. Schr John Ilalliday, for Washington, sailed from Bath 15th. Schr Mary Gildersleeve.

from Washington, arrived at Washington, NC, 35th. CANAL COMMERCE. Lloyd and Kersey, to American Coal Co. Departed Lloyd and Kersey. AUCTIOy S4LKS.

VALUABLE PERSONALTY AT PUBLIC auction'. On FRIDAY. November 21st, 1884. ar twelve o'clock on the farm of the late Mrs. Eleanor L.

Lowman, near Manassas. I sliall ofl'er for salo for cash all the personal estate of the said decedent, consisting in part of 9 Cows 1 Holstein), 1 fine Bull, lot of Chickens, 9 HoMeiu Calves, 2 Horses, 15 tons of Hay, 2 Pigs, 15 caps of Bees, Wagons, Agricultural Implements, Furniture, Harness and other articles too numerous to mention. For further information apply to Hvuson A of Manassas H. l.owmau, on the premises, or the undersigned, at Mexaudria. Va.

GEORGE A. MUSH BACH, novlO-eotd Exr. of E. L. Lowman, deed.

POTOMAC HERRING IN KITS-A NICE ARTICLE, For Sale by JAMIESON COCHRAN, octl5-lm H9 Cameron street. THE BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF TRUNKS and SATCHELS at very low figures. R. KAUFMANN. Best British half hose, at by nov6 AMOS B.

SLAYMAKEB. AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th AND 39tu. Baier's Two Traoips ComMnatioa, Supporting Miss HELEN BEAT7IE, iu her Own Creation of LIZZIE, THE SELF-WILLED DAUGHTER OF A SELF-WILLED FAMILY, from Opera, Tragedy, Imitations of Popular Stars, Admission, 10, 20 and 30 cents. extra charge for reserved seats at Waterman's.

novl3-td LADIES" FAIR, Under the auspices of GOLDEN LIGHT LODGE No. 337, I. O. G. AT ABMORY HALL.

COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1884, AND CONTINUING ONE WEEK. Season Tickets 40 cents. Single Admission 10 cents. The Alexandria Quartette will render during the evening. uovS, 12,415 G.

WM. RAMS A J. 1)1 rn PRIME NEW YORK BEANS, DRIED PEACHES, CHERRIES, APPLES, COOKING PRUNES, SPLIT PEAS, LENTILS, HOMINY, GRITS, AKRON OATMEAL. All new goods. Forsaleby G.

WM. RAMSAY. CHEESE. PINEAPPLE, YOUNG AMERICA, EDAM, SAPS AGO, PRIME NEW YORK CUTTING, Just received by G-. WM.

RAMSAY. FINE BLACK TEAS. 30 Packages NEW FORMOSA OOLONGS Just received by G. WM. RAMSAY.

For sale low by G. Wm. Ramsay. FOIt SA LE OR KENT. gsjj FOR RENT.

DWELLING No 120 Prince street, occupied lust two jmhth by Geo. Mason, who decline housekeeping, ami will give poiacssiou 28th or sooner if ssary. WM. AUNOLD. Enquire of John A.

Field, No 71 King street. tr ges, Fult SALE. THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE AND LOT. southeast corner of King and Patrick sts. THREE-STORY BRK RESIDENCE AND LOT.

No. 50 Kins: street. nthSl-eotf G. WM. RAMSAY.

gpr, FOR STOREHOUSE, formerly Ifiiii occupied hv McLean Uhler, No. King street. Also No. King st. Apply to dw14-eotf W.

B.GREGORY. Ft IR RENT- A KAIiLE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, 67 south Pitt street, cottaining nine rooms, gas and water and a large yard. Posse--sion uivon November 1st. next door, or at or 280 King st. FoR RENT OR ONE FINE LARGE STORE, corner of Duke and Fairfax street, adjoining one small store and dwelling 74 Fairfax street.

ONE THREE-STORY DWELLING, with all modern improvement.and 14 rooms, with gas and water, hot and cold water, bath room and bath tub, large yard, stable and loft, and carriage house, together with two othrr outbuildings. For particulars. apply at 74 S. Fairfaxstrcet. sep1(J-tf FOR SALE OR RENT The BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on the southwest corner of Wolfe and Boyal streets is offered for sale or rent.

Possession given at once. Apply to POWERS A WHITE, sepl2-tf No. King street. 4SS. FOR comfortable THUEEBiS STORY BRICK HOUSE No.

35 Cameron street. ang28-tf J. H. D. a SALE.

A COMFORTABLE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING in thorough orJer, with Gas, Water, Range, Heaters aud all modern improvements. Apply at the office. feb9 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned has been appointed by the Fairfax County Court administrator of the estate of BOBERT F. BOBEBTS.

deceased. All persons having claims against the estate are hereby notified to present them, properly verified, for settlement, and all persons indebted to the same ate requested to make payment to the undersigned. oct21-eolm JAMES W. BOBEBTS, Adm'r. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! Oil account of the warm season, we delayed our purchases of Cloaks till now, and have bought them vory low and will offer bargains hard to duplicate.

STYLES IN NEWMARKET8, RU8SIAN CIRCULARS, DOLMANS, JACKETS, COLORED SATIN MERELEUX at $1.25, new shades, worth $1.50, specially recommended for style and wear. BLACK SATIN MERELEUX BLACK SILKS, special values, at $1 and $1.25. On all BLACK SILKS in stock containing only one dress pattern we have cut prices from 25 to 50c per yard, giving a chr.nco for a rare bargain. SEAL CLOAKING PLUSHES. LIGHT CLOAKINGS, PLUSH ar.d ASTRACHAN TRIMMINGS at greatly reduced LADIES' CLOTHS at 75c and last soason's prices, and $1.25.

JERSEY FLANNELS lor children's wear, attractive poods. BLANKETS! BLANKETS Our auction goods, at $2, $2.50, $3.25 and $-1, are tlie best poods in the market for th money. Our Merchant Tailoring Trade la unusually successful this season, and parties wishing suits should leave orders at once. Sheetings and Bleached Goods AT OUR FORMER LOW QUOTATIONS. ZP-ONE PRICE.

J. E. TACK Fall Opraiing of Desirable Goods at tlie Now Store -O BROWN CHAPMAN. LADIES' DEPARTMENT. 3325m! GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.

FTXF DRESS SHIRTS in stock and made to order. I UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR a specialty. HOSIERY. GLOVES and HANDKERCHIEFS. RROWN CHAPMAN, 102 KING STREET.

McBURNET A -SOA. Cod Cranberries. NEW TURKEY PRUNED, NEW VALENCIA RAISINS, NEW CURRANTS, just received. George McBurney Son. PINEAPPLE and EDAM CHEFS NAVY BEANS and BREAKFAST HOMINY.

GEORGE UXE SON Try Broiled fete PACKED SARDINE STYLE. GEORGE McBCIWKY SOX. JLVMltKR. jgSTABLISHED 1822. JOSIAH hTd.

SMOOT, DEALEB VH Lime, Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Planter, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames. 21 N. UNION STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA ebaree for delivery in city. iel2 PERRY, SMOOT CO" LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, NAILS, LIME, CALCINED PLASTER AND CEMENT. NO.

25 CORNER CAMERON AND UNION STS ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA. Lnmber delivered to all parts of the city, and to depots, steamboats and vessels. jell-tf LADIES'AND GENTLEMEN'S ('LOTH AND Cashmere Gloves just received bv oct30 AMOS B. SLAYMAK ER. FUR SJII SO vs.

1884 Fall Season. 1884 I NO. OS KINO ALEXANDRIA, VA. We are ready for you with i Knll iiuc for fall and winter t-nde, and pricrs fur below any h.ivo ever ottered. Look and Im? iT? fs VS': I T- i i ITS in nni lust stjlw, the liin sL wovl.

'i. an-' vn.n.inter ju.it what we sav vui roi-H saltation al: lowed. J.jh" buy you haven full line fii.tii, Come before tin; stock is pii-kcd over. OVEBCOATS This department is complete. Prices and to suit auy mid nil.

Our FCRV HHI were sc'ectcd to suit the t.vto of our trade. Wo have also a full and well select stock of ilATS, CAPS, TRUNKS and VALISES. Do not forget tin- natne and number, HENRY STRAUSS, the "Old Reliable," octl-3ra No. G(J King street WATCHES AM) JEWELRY. M.

W. GALT, BRO. WASHINGTON, Jewelers and Silversmiths. DIAMONDS. FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY.

STERLING SILV iRWARE, PLATED TABLE WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKS, BRASSES, FANCY GOODS, ius. FINE STATIONERY and CARD ENGRAVING. 1107 PENNA. WASHINGTON, D. C..