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LOCAL NEWS.
THURSDAY evening, NOVEMBER 28.
Personal ?Tbe Washington Capital
fay-: "General William Henry F 2 . n
L-m?? M. C. with his family, will in t .-.
dtys move iu from Kivenswonh, Ya . t<>;
Riggs Ho'j-e. wber?) the General has r
ourerl a riii'e of room? uu'il tbe "Mowers
bloom in tho spring " Mrs. L?e at the time
tif her marriage was known f.ir ar.d near as |
"I'abb" Holling nf Petersburg, a member of
the old historic Yirgtnia family of that name,
a id on her wed-ling-day was noosMered toe
hi -t beautiful woman in the O'd Dominion.
Sie is now rKj>i,rded as the handsomest
mother wilh grown children at the nation?
al capital."
f'-itit. Charles A. Dempsey, U A , of
thin ciry and Mits M*ry Vashti Miskey were
married in Philadelphia yesterday.
Tbn condition nf Comm >nweaftb'd Attor
ney J W. H it is much improved to day.
R-?v. J Green Saackelford, of Trinity
Cburcb, Fredericksbarsj, has received a call
to 8t. Paui'a Charcb, Fremont, Olio.
Mr. Alezander H. S'ayraafcor c ?ntinues
critically ?: bis homo on Sc. A^aph street.
Mr Horner Nourse is spending Thacks
givii g Div with in- rn ?r.ber in this city.
Col. 0 P. Lincoin, who wa-> recently ap
pointed second deputy commissioner of
pensions. wa< orderly sergeant in the First
Michigra iufuntry His r.-g'rnt-nc was in
this city the mortiiuif Colonel E Isworih wad
ahoi, in the Marshall Hoiis-.
The Chain Gang.?Is is thought by
many that if the chain gang was proper'y
utilize 1 much needed work could be done
on the Streets at a nominal cost. A- ic now
is when it rains rhu gang does not work
and when the weather is cold Ihe men are
not biongbt out for the reason that ih"v ute
not t-nffi :ien ly clothed. The late Mayor
Kmoot suggested that a sh;jd he erected in
the j til yard, and that when the weather
did uot permit of the men being taken out
of the j iil yard,'bey bp put to work under
the shed breaking stone which could be
used to advantage in repairing the strceis,
?t?. Judge Norton says that if tbe mem?
bers of the chain gang were provided wi'h
eui'able jail clothing and wer?? worked as
above rueutiont-d be would turn over ad
the S ate prisoners u jail to the captain of
the chain gang mid di:ect that they, loo, be
rtcjuired to do their share of the- work. He
Miiuks tbisw<u'd be much better than to
wllow the men to p*-s the terms tbey spend j
in j-iil in petfeot ii1!ere?s.
Thanksgiving v.?Thanksgiving Day
had about. Us Hverug'! observance herea?
bouts, aud iiiinib?rs attended church ser
vices Trie tcbools ware closed, the em
jdoy.'-s in the railroad sbeps and oflices had
holiday, ??n-1 the posteffice kept Sunday
hnur-i. Toe r-.-.i kj, municipal and govern
ment office^ W"re closed. There was no j
meeting of the Com Exchange, and tliLUgh i
most o' iL? stores were kep' open but little J
business was trausac e l. Many persons vis?
ited Washington and numbers of residents
of that cliy oamn here. S 'ores of persons
who bad holiday went gunning. Th-i tem?
pera' uro has heeu lower than for tbe past
few d-tys. aud though the sky ksp: overeat
no rain fell.
Tub A. L. I ?Tne Alexandria Light In?
fantry held a meeting last night to receive
the report of the special committee appoint?
ed iKrt week, but owing to the inclemency
of tbe weather, which kept many member*
from being p esent, tbe ireseitati >n ot Ibe
report w?te postponed till Monday nexf.
From what can he learned, however, it is
believsd that the company I s ixi belter shape
?hau whs thought and that the pr posed re
nrgantZition wi'l pur itou a si ronger footing
ihin ever before. The company bus a Mr
balaooe in the tr?-usurv and the r*ukd will
be increased by the addition of a number r;f
new aud the reeolistment of several old
members.
COUPONS ?In endenng coupons in pay?
ment of State taxes Ibe State uot only now
reoilrei tbs bond to be piodnred, bu'. by
section 415 of th* New Cod* (i law which
weut into effect 1-t Ju'v, sh? <nr aws
ti??.<', deolea th? rLht id any uiw to u-e or
; r vk as i?enuint> any coup n which has
t: ????> past duo more than one y?'ar. This
j niv-ion of tho law i", however, bsiug gen
i r- ij Ignored by those who tender coup
Fauquier Items.
It is reporteil that Mr. Qw. B Coobran
will build a lar^e store bouse on thn er*-ain
?ry lot at Broad Bun.
The idler of the town hall for ti-e a? a
Courthouse for the County Court has I e m
accepted by t ne Board of Supervisors.
j'ifr. J. M. McVegb, near Middleburg,
bought fifty ?lock cattle from (he southwest
and tue "ext morning wen! rait and found
nearly all of them sick.
Messrp. F. R. W. aod Frank Barker nave
pnrehaeed 300 acres of the ?State of Mr.
Hurxthal rear Warren (on. This ii>is long
Jieeo regarded as tbe finest Und i;> tbe neigh?
borhood.
Capt. A D. Pajue aud Eopa Hunton, jr,
commiasioners, havo sold l?j acres of iHnd
near Hopewell 'o H II ?wdershell foi ?S 75
psr acre and 151 Hcres for $825
Mr. Alvin B>stable has e? >U3 his estate
ne ir CaIverton to Messrs. McMuilen ofNe /
Yoik. Tbey will convert it into a breeding
farm for frotting horses, and will buiid a
(ruck aid s*dd oiher improvements to the
property Tu'^V already have f rty hrocd
mares. -Virginian !
lemoTelixir. j
Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver, Stom- j
ach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.
Dr. Mozley'a Lemon Elixir is ? pleasant lernen
drink that positively cores all Biiionsnoss, Con
stipation, Indigos iou, lloadacho. Malaria, Kidney
D.sca-0. 1 iz/.'n ss, L'olds, Loss of Appetite, Fe
vets Chills, Blotches, Pimples, Pain in Back, r'al
pitatioo of Heart, and a'l other diseases caused by
disordered liver, stomach ?eil kidneys, the first
great cause of all fatal disoasis. Fifty cents and
one dolUr per 1 ottle. Sold by druzgists. 1'reparcd
only by 11. Mo/.I y, M.D., Atlanta, (ia.
Lemon Hot Drops
For cougl s and colds, take Lciuon Hot Drops
For soro tbuut ami bronchitis, t.ike Lomou Hot
Drops.
For pneumonia and laryngiti*, uie Lemon Hot
Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, tako Lemon Hot
Drop?.
Fur all throat anl Iuiik diseases, tako Lemon!
Hot Drops.
An elegant and ro'iab'e preparation.
Sold by drogaists 25 cents p -r bottle. Pre-i
pared by H. Mozley, M I) . Atlanta, Ga.
- ,mm
Sight Restored.
lir. A. K. Hawke-s: Dear Sir?About
one(year ago my sight began to fai', witb
tbe'usual symptoms, viz: after reading for
a short 'im* my eye-i became confused and
there seemed to be a dimness before tbem,
also accompanied with pains iu the eye ball.
Being satitii'd that glasses were impera?
tively demauder, applied to you for them,
ami, I am nappy to say, wiih wonderful re- j
eulir, fjr after having worn your crystal-J
izsii lenses for a short time my 6yes re
gaii ed their accustomed strength, and I can
now read the finest print for hours wich
perfect ease without glasses.
P. 8. Spiller,
Clerk in Land Office.
For sale ty L. Stabler & Co., druggists,
Alexandria Va. 1
LOCAL BREVITIES.
?VI r-riagc licensee were Issued In Wasb
:" ;i veslPfday to S domon WiHlama, of
V 't *, ard L'7Z eDjrsev. of Washington ;
r>Cr r<sT. Gnffio, oi Washington, and
A M. Vat; Sewer, of Fairfax county, and
to Ed o ?id Murphy, of this city, and Honora
Desmond, of Washington.
As heretofore stated in the Gazette, the
Alfred street colored Baptist cburch was re
opened on Sunday last after baviog been
handsomely refitted and repaired. The
handsome stained glass windows were made
in tblsj city at the sash factory of J. H. D.
Smoot, and the painting end frescoing of
the church is by Mr. M. F. Uobson. All the
work reflects credit on those who performed
the same.
Eitiy yesterday morning a white man
nami-d J >hn Shurland was found in the river
near the, Virginia end of the Long bridge,
and was pulled out more dead than alive by
John B Bowen, of Virginia. He was taken
to Freedinau'a Hospital, in Washington,
where he recovered. He was unable to tell
how be got in the river, but it is supposed
that be fell from the bridge while intoxi?
cated some time during Tuesday night.
Tho sldo walks on Csm ron street, bdtween
Alfred and Fayette. are being ant down, and on
ai ciunt of the recent heavy rains, walking along
that th uouiihfare has Deen rendered vary muddy.
Persons going to and from tho local depot are ad?
vised to take King street till the repairs on Cam
j eron street are completed.
A Btndent of the Episcopal High Fchco'. named
j K. II. Hoy. wno came here this morning to take
the train for his home in Petersburg, hadaao7ei
coHt hu 1 a pair of times stolen from tho Dragon in
which he had hin trunk at the depot.
To-morrow (Friday) will bo observed by the
i 'rut estan t Episcopal Church thiougbout tho
world as a day of ii.t ircesaion for m salons. Ser
viccs will be held at G ace Church at 7 o'?.l .ck in
! morning.
'I tie polica report l?*t night as being rainy and
mild with two I' dgers but no prn oners at tho sta
tiou bouse '1 hero were no cason lor trial th:s
morning ?t the in tyoi's office.
Trie remains of tho lato Mrs. John B 8m 'O',
who dud in Hnliunoie last wo k, will bo b.ought
brie t -morrow lor interment.
'lie.- ?a< n'l ihor h avr rainfall list night.
To-dny has beeti gouoiail/ cloudy with cooler
temp iraturo.
The Perpetual Building Aacosiatioo at its hat
meeting 'mucd $1000 at 25
Ftowid oysters deliciously sorvol at Mis. I.
?ammei'd restaurant.
O, the o! 1. old clock of the houiohohi stock,
Whs the brightest tiling aud neatest.
Tho hand?, tlniuTi old, hid a touch of geld,
And its chime rang still the sweetest.
But ihnde?ro!d clock needed a dusting
occasionally, nal > little oil and attention.
Josts.) wi h the human machine. When
you f.e! dt-presoid, blue, nervou-1, low Si>ir?
itod or it. merited, if is your liver which
failing to perform rs functious, need*a little
heir. A dose or two of SoDebrsker's B 0'id
and Liver Corrector wi) bring everything
around all iL-h' anrt you will f*tl like your
self again. D-n't ink" any substitute Ask
for Sfooebrnker's Blood and L;ver Correc:
Or. jtl 00 p?r brittle.
THK STONf BRAKtR CHEM. Co.
Sole Propiietors.
You will Eoldom need a drctor if you have Sim?
mons' liver Bcgul itor handy.
For lino fried oyttors go to Mrs. I. Raramel's
restaurant.
Don't sutler from dyspepsia. Take Simmon^'
l iver Regulator. It always cures.
Fried orators sorvui in boxes at Mrs. I. Earn
ruol's restaurant.
Pure to relieve. Thero ia no fai ore in Sim
mnjt>' Liver b*igulator. ?
Norf.dk oysters, large and lino, receivod daily
at Urs. i. Launucl's restaurant
No i uro al! or uutr'ud remedy v. i 1 euro as does
Simmons' Liver Regulator.
Storni cd oj-bters a specialty at Mrj. T. BaratmJ's
restau ? i.iit.
A Woumii's l>in<ov?Tj'.
' Another wonderful discovery has boon made
and t tin*, too, by a lady iu this county. Disease
fastened its clutches upon her, and ior sovon yenrs
shu withstood its severest tests: hut her vita! or
gai s were undermined and death eeemod immi?
nent. For three months she coughed incessantly
and i iiuid not sleep, t-he bought of us a bottle of
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, and
whs so much rolieved on taking tho first dose that
sbo Slept all ninht, and with one mittle baa been
miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz" Thus writes W. (J. Hamrick a. Co.. of
Shelby, N. ?'.
Try it.. Sample bottles free at E. S. Leadboator
& Bio's drug si ore.
Oysters on tho half shell, the best to bo had, at
Mis. I. Uammoi'a restauraut.
1 handle every kiDd of liquid glue in the
market, but I houeelly believe Indian Glue
the bcel made and oulv 5 cents per bottle.
L-siDOKK HUSBBUBO,
Varieties snd Toys,
Gay St, Baltimore, Md.
Heul che, indigestion, and all disorders of tbe
livi r Simmons' Livor Kegulator surely cures.
COMMERCIAL.
Ai.kxanukia Makkkt. Nov. 28 ?This being a
legui holiday, thero w. ?> no meeting of 'Chauge,
but the tooe of the market was strongor, aud tho
few sales uiido ontsido woio at butter prices. We
qnoto Wheat at Siiaf-O, ar.d Corn at .'5H..-I t.
MARINE NEWS.
fOLT <>r a.LEX \ N 1 >K1 A. NOVEMBER 28.
dan rim .? 65 | Suu sets.4 42
SAILED.
Str Alpha. Bal imore, by Smoot & Pony.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOaT?At tho railroad station In Washington,
im tho local train or on the streets or th a
city j esterday, a GOLD WATCH with monogram
M. B. on i titside and date June 25, 3885, on in.
side. A suitable reward will bo paid for i's re?
turn to tins othco. r ov28 3t
STJLEN'?Novcmbjr 1st an IRISH SETTE3;
answers to the name of "Kiuh&rd " A liberal
reward will be given for information as to hi'3
whereabouts, so ar 1 chu got ic. Address J. 11.
EUEHL1NG. Electric Wo ks, Lightning Hods,
Guns itc,l20G l'onu-ylvAiiia avenue, Washing?
ton. D U. uovi?8 3t
llTKot GMT SPIKES FOB BRIDGE and BOAT
VV BUILDERS at 8S King, corner of Royal
street. An assortment of sizes for sale cheap to
jlose out.
f.,-n'J7 J T. ?TRETGHTOV * SON
LUST STEEli and IRON GARDEN RAKES,
) Garden 'J'rowels, Gsidon Sets, Shovels, spades,
Porks, Hoeu and other Tools in the same line at
328 Kin*: street.
wy 15 __J1T. CREIGHTON & SON.
4 LFKED SPEER'8 UNFERMENTED GRAPE
a 0TC& muk?s a refeshing home drink for
the slimmer umnths. Try it. For sale by
EBNEST L. ALLEN,
IT?_Corner King and Pitt streets.
LjUNE PEUEUMERY.
i- Something New.
Bluo Bollo of Scotland, Trailing Arbutus, Tally
Ho, Marechai Niel Rose and Alpine Violet? at
_JOHN D H LUNTfl.
A LALGE BOTTLE OF HOWELL'S OELE
il BBATtD HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA only
10c, at '
oct29_J. D. H. LUNT8.
WHITE TAB CAMPHOR GLOBULES; easy
to use, and very efla.tive as a moth destroy
jr. For sale by E. L. ALLEN,
ap23 Corner King and Pitt streets
UFFY'S MALT WHISKEY $1.00 per bottle
j yl? OEO. McB??NE? <* SON. m j
D
I Communicated.
An Interesting Incident
Last Saiutd-y a lady, at present residing
In Washington, having read in a daily rews
paper a notice of the effort being made by
the ladies of St. Lake's Ten, Kiogb' Daugh?
ters, to establish a memorial ward to the late
Dr. M. M. Lewis, in the Alexandra Iofirm
ary, exclaimed to a friend, "I must go th;s
very day to Alexandria to sse about this
Iofirmarv, and I want you to accompany
me, for I am a total stranger there now ;
bat here is something," pointing to the news
item, "which appea s to mv love and grati?
tude." She aud her friend took an early
train for this city aud by dint of inquiry
found their way to the Ii.firroary and from
there to the residence of oneof the members
of the Ten of whom she obtained the in?
formation sought. This a.'compli bed, she
spoke with deep emotion of the D.ctor and
said, "as a warm friend aud skillful phyei
cian he endeared himself to mother and my?
self. I am sure at one time be saved both
our lives. He was so hope-inspiring, so
uoostentalfous, so gently firm, so calm and
comforting " trhe aBked permission to aid
in the work, and begged, as a favor, to be
enrolled as a cent running member. As she
was at out to leave a photograph of Dr.
L'-wis was shown to her upon which
she gszed in pilence, and iu eilenco
laid it down Her eyes fi led with tears as,
in retrospection, ehe was broocht into the
apeakirg prest nee of tbegenial Doctor. 1 he
trembl ng lips could not express tbe deep
emo ions of the heart. After \ears of es
trangement, carried hither aud thither on
(be ebb and 0 >w of life's tide, she re(urns to
the iceoe* of her girlhood with memory
sharpened but pu'se slower than in the hal?
cyon d^i\h returns to pay a itralelul tribute
to a ncb e life knuwn ar d appreciated in her
ma'iifff years.
' Y u vvtre at one lime a resident of this
clt> ? '
"O, \e> ; ojft' y years agr. I am almost
aftaiil 'o mink of the mm y oharnces since
then. I at out? time attended 11'. Hallo
well's si ht.o'in this c Iv a'-d Evelyn Brent
(tiow Mre Dr Le*ir) was one of my school
mates "
The it < Hei-' wh* really t? u hinu. ?nd well
f-xtmp ili ?i tbe heairtful tnought, "To live
in h-s t- we lenv? behind is not inHis."
MEDICINAL.
If you wake up in the
morning with a bitter or
bad taste in your mouth,
Languor, Dull Headache,
Despondency, Constipa?
tion, take Simmons Liver
Regulator. It correcta
the bilious stomach,
sweetens the breath and
cleanses the furred tongue.
Children as well as adults
sometimes eat something
that does not digest well,
producing Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Restlessness,
or Sleeplessness?a good
dose of Regulator will
give relief. So perfectly
harmless is this remedy
that it can be taken by
the youngest infant or
the most delicate person
without injury, no matter
what the condition of tho
system may be. It can
do no harm if it does no
good, but its reputation
for 40 years proves it
never fails in doing good.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETIN G S.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY COM K Y ,
A lfx andhi >, Novoiuber '20, 3H.sU.
The ANNUAL MEETING of tho stoekho.deis
of tho Virginia Midland It?ilwny Company wi
be h-11 at the o?lc-j of tho company, iu Alexan?
dria, Va , on WEDNESDAY tbe eighteenth (18th I
day of December, A. D. 1889. at iwe.ve o'clock
noon, for the transaction of id business of a gen?
eral or special nature that may bo submitted at
the meeting.
The transfer books will bo closod at 3 o'clock of
the 5th Docera'.er and reopened on tho morning
of the nineteenth of December next.
uov'28 td W. H. MABBL'BV, Secretary.
OFFICE LINCOLN HALL ASSOCIATION,
102 south Fairfax stree',
Alexandria, Va, Nov. 25, 1889.
The annual mooting of the stockholders of this
atBocia ion will bo held at the otlico of the com?
pany on TUESDAY. Decomber 10, 1S89, at 7:30
p. m., fcr the purpose of elocting eleven directors
and the transition of such other business as may
come before it. Stockholders aro requested to bo
pre<ont either in person or by proxy. All piosios
should be sent to the secretary at tho address giv?
en bolow. PLINY M HOUGH, Secretary,
Ci Iumbla National Rank,
no\-25 2? Washington, D. C.
WANTS.
WANTED?A YOUNG LADY, thoroughly
qualirlod and highly recommended, desires
immediate employment. Will do copying or
writing of any kind; writes rapidly a pla n busi?
ness hon I; or will take a position as clerk, com
p?nioi or governess. No objection to traveling.
For p.rticnlars pleaao address, Btating torms, etc ,
B. E, box 117 Liberty, Va. nov2:i lw
FOR SALE.
?OR frALE.
A U*b>. one horse COVERED WAGON.
nnv20tf A. C. HARMON & CO.
NOTICE.
A notlci to all persons who are iudebtod to the
late fi m of KKLLY & CARE to pay the si me to
the said Jas. W. Carr at ouce ; arid all c aims duo
the said fitm Unit are not paid in sixty d n a fn m
thi? date shall ho p Ik cid by the said O.rr iu the
bauds of an attorney for collection
DL'FF PAYNE,
Adrnr. of G. F. Kelly
JAP. W CARS_nov27 Im
Violin Lessons.
Instruction on the Violin can be obtained by
applying to H. DONC H, b'OS H street n. w.
Washington, D. 0. Tu \ on days ip Alexandria
Mondays and Thursdays. Ordeis may also be 'eft
at Prof Heymm's, 511 Cameron street, Alexau
dria. Va._nov25 1 m
COBPOBATION TAX-PAYERf,
TAKE NOTICE
That ycu can save 5 per c* nt. by paying vour
taxes on or before Monday, December 2, 1bS9, as
after that date 5 per cent, will be added oo'all
bills remaining unpaid, as provided for in the
revenue ?iil for the year 188y.
P F. GORMAN, Col.N. D.,
A. F. COX, Col. 8. D.
nov26 6t Boom No G.
SUPEBIOB QU*LITY FIVE-BUTTON KID
GLOVES for 75c at
aj>2 _AMOS B. SLA YMAKEB'3.
VT EW FRENCH PRUNES j nst opeued at
nov4 McBUXNEY'd.
LADIES' GOODS.
SECOND SUPPLY
-Or
NO 1, PLUSH MODJESKA.
NO 2, PLUSH CAPE AND MUFF
NO 3, PLUSH COAT.
We have just completed our second supply in eve?
cry department, and will show up some of
tbe latest novelties of the season.
Isaac Eichbers: & Co.
DRY GOODS.
SOMETHING NEW.
Wo have always endeavored to have something new to show onr customers ; if not daily, at loast
eoveral times a week. To sccompliBh this it requires au active trade, and this is what we have had
all this fall. This wrok wo show in
DRESS GOODS
Many new and desirable Plaid and 8tripe cffjcts at 50c in really choice all-wool goods. We thought
wo had more than enough of these to run ns during the season, bat ws have had such an active dc
m?ud that it requires large additions. In this price gcols wo have also now the light shades of Cash?
mere for evening wear, 39 inches wide, all wool. Our linos of Sergei, Henrietta.', Bro*d Cloths, <Sc\,
will be fonud comploto.
Are still active, and wo have desirable goods from 40c Ingrains to Velvets. Cur stock of Smyrna
and Fur Bugs must be faiily good, judging from the number wo soll. Wo have soino good Fur Rugs
as low us $3. These just In.
Our buyor hasjmt made sjino vory desirable and cheap additions to oar stock tf
Housefurnishing Goods.
Wo would like you to examine tbo fine Napkins at $2.25 to $2.CO and compate with any $3 and
SJ.25 goo-ls you can flud. Turkish Bath Towels two for 25c. The Hemstitch Border Large Darahsk
Towe! at 30c, we think about three fourths value for it. Don't f ?rgtt the Cl.-ached Dsmsks at 05c,
75c and $1.25, and alco look at oic Blaukot stock. Wo c n give joj thrs i in all grades, and tho:o at
$14 a pair are tuauties, made of the flnc6t wool.
CLOAKS AND JACKETS.
Come to us aad buy soxethiug new and stylish?not an old last s9ason's garm-jiit iu the placo.
For tsll slight ladies wo aro turning out som; vory stylish fits from among cur mijfo.' girmc-a's. All
ojr garments lit woll and aro wo'.l made, and if wo can't suit you i.i sizo will hare a jMtmeot m . le
in froai a week to ten dayi' lime.
?-"EW LACE CUBTAINS, NEW NOTTINGHAM NETS, DBAPERIES, Ac.
The T. P. ROCcNSON COV?S FOR DMB2ELLAS is a groat sacco*?. Ifyouh.v h ni-;; Lame
you vaiuo bring It to ua and jot will got a nice covor.
Merchant Tailoring
Was no-er beit.r. Not a dull week since Augu it. Our good cutter and first cl iss work makes a cus?
tomer cotne again. If you want a suit or Overcoat for Xiuis, hotter leavo your orders early.
The e aro hundreds of other things wo have worth your atteution which wo will be-ileaiod to
show you at the store.
FANCY GROCERIES.
Cross & Blackwell's
CHOW CHOW,
In pint's and half finis.
M idgets, fiVI ixed P ickles
and Walnut Catsup
In pints and half pints.
C. WM. RAMSAY.
300 LBS.
Choice Figs Cheap
C. WM. RAMSAY.
Canton Ginger.
* Crystalized do.
C. WM. RAMSAY.
Fancy Flo* Oranges,
h T F rt-CUT JAMAICA do ,
FINE MALAGA UK apes,
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