Dry Goods, Millinery, &e. OFF! SECLEE YOUR BARGAINS! S. DEALHAM, KING STREET, }Q0 IS SELLING OFF AT C U S T ! HIS IMMENSE STOCK'OP CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, his entire stock will have to he closed out BEFORE NEXT SPRING, on account of a change of business. BOOTS AND SHOES Will he sold at LESS THAN COST. Remember, S. DEALHAM, j^lOG, KING STREET,^ jiov 7?3it, ALEXANDRIA. DEMORKST S J3RAN0H, ~ MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 117, KING STREET. MRS. H. RObENBADM, sole agent i* for the above establishment, has received the latest styles of Fall and Winter for Ladies1 and Children's wear. This the only place in town where ladies c%n rely getting their Dresses Made in the Latest and New York Fashions. received?a .splendid assortment of DRESS TRIMMING AND BUTTONS, at MRS. H. ROSENBAUM'S, 117, King st. fluting done at MRS. H. ROSENBAUMS, 117, King at. cleaned, repaired and altered to the fashions, at MRS. H. ROSENBAUM'S King st., Alexandria, Va. oc 31?# FANCY & DRY GOODS STORE. CHARLES W. GREEN, 10. North. Fairfax Street, in Mansion House Building. Has just received a large assortment of FANCY and DRY GOODS for fail and Winter use; will be sold at the lowest rates. se l-Iy OUT A DRY GOODS STORE. The undersigned will commence to sell Ou entire stock of DRY GOODS to-day, ami continue till disposed of. He oilers the of Alexandria and vicinity great bargains, he has concluded to leave by New Year.? qualities of Calicoes, at 30 cents; Delaines', cents; French Merinoes, the best quality. and all other articles in proportion. Call see him before buying .elsewhere. I have a stock of Cloaks and Shawls, which
Alexandria, D.C.
['District of Columbia--Alexandria', 'Virginia--Alexandria', 'Virginia--Alexandria--Alexandria']
Alexandria gazette. [volume]
Edgar Snowden