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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-22

OFFICE o., A. Il NJ. r. K. CO.,
~ Alexandria, Va, Aug. IA, 1911.
NOTICE.-A general meeting of the Stock
Railroad Company will be held at the Office Of
the Company, in Alexandria, on THURSDAY,
tho 18th day of September next, at 10 clock am.
BY order of the Directors:
L. W. REID, Secty.
The transfer books will be closed from theS0th
day of August until the adjournment of theabove
meeting. aug 14-eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-22
A MOTHER GREAT REDUCTION
IN IN THE
PRICE OF TEAS AND COFFEES

a -
PRICE OF TEAS AND COFFEES.
TEAS:
japan, uncolored, 81; Best Extra, 10
Oolong 80 and Oc ~
English Breakfast So and 81; ~
Imperial, 81, Sl.l5; i40
Young Hyson, soc, 81; i.40
Gunp0wder, ST IS 81 80; 10
Remember that we guarantee our Teas to be
fresh, pure and unmixed, and if not satisfactory
will be exchanged.
COFFEES:
java, Mocha, ceylon Maricabo. Laguyra land and
to SC per pound less than formerly. We use
great care in the selection OF our CoAees' and
guarantee them to give entire satisfaction.
We would also call attention to our stock OF
Jelies, Canned Goods FF r En aP p; and
les, American Pickles, Peak, Frcan T. Co.'S. Gel
ebrated Biscuits, Albert Biscuits, Pure French
Candy, from so to Coo per pound.
Every variety Of Spices perfectly pure, ground
and whole. A liberal discount 70 the trade.
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
Nc II North Royal street.
ian2l Near the Market
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"A NEW NPREroS LINE
A. IL t., a --BETWEEE-
80 sss11zLP PHILADELPHIA NDALEX-
ANDRIA, GEORGETOWN AND WASH
INGTON.
Steamers leave regularly from Georgetown,
foot Of Congress street, EVERY WEDNES-
DAY; from Alexandria, foot Of King street,
EVERY THU RSDAI.
Freight received daily at lowest rate.
This line connects with all the Northern, East
ern ana Western Railroads and Transportation
Companies and will forward freight BY all the
lines running cut of Philadelphia, free Of COM
mission, aid gives THROUGH RATES.
--AGENTs
NJ. ELDRIDGE j. CO.,
No 4 :: Wharvcs, Alexandria, Va.
WIN. p. CLYDE & CO.,
No. IL South Wharvcs, philadelphia.
HYDE j. Ti LER,
jc l-tf 80 Water street, Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-22

VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH.
This line is now open from
ALEXANDRIA
To MANASSAS, PLAINS,
FRONT ROYAL, STRASBURG,
WINCHESTER HARPERS FERRY,
WOODSTOCK HARRISONBURG,
Mt. JACKSON, EDINBURG.
CApON SPRINGS and STANTON.
Office No AZ King street, near Water.
G. G. WEDDERBURN,
nv 22-tf Secretary.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR, two years old,
l. for sale BY G. WIN. RAMSAY,
aug l6 s. E. cor. King and st. Asuph sts.
NUTRINA for sale at l47 King st.
~ aug ID W. +. BROOhEH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-22

CLATE MANTELS,
- MARBLE MANTELS,
IRON MANTELS,
GAS FIXTUR RES,
LATROBE STOVES,
SUMMER PIECES, T.,
CRATES, RANGES: &c:
Most complete assortment south OF Ne"
and at prices that will compete. .u,y,hI
Note-Goods shipped to uHp"Tt'g u, tnc Hud.s,,
States direct from mandatory on INC l,
r i, or from our show rooms in Ws;hngtoII T.,
All communications should be addnfSes''"
HAMILTON d PEAReON,
No. 4, Y VI. G. A. Building,
Washington, u. I.
Send for catalogue and prices.
Washington, j. SIT -----------,.,,,-----.
BASKETS, Brooms, Buckets; TUBS, 1 Wand.
d Rolling Pins, Potutoe Washers, Axe mum
les, Bed Cords, etc, etc, tor sale 66{,urs
arn17 la King street
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CHANGE OF STARTING TIME.
TIE STEAMER EXPRESS,

DoTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINEl
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IOHN y. FIELD.
(Succcssor to William BucEngham,)
Manufacturer and Dealer in
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o. A. STEVENS, Gen. Supt.
W. j. PHELPS, Gen Manager. jy 1t!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

,,.srrn TEA FOR SICK HoRsEs.-Ltnsecd
- moi only valuable rs restorative tor
~. In, sns. but is exceedingly useful III
,,.n. Of inf ,mmttion OF the membranes
,n,.,tIir To the ORGANS OF respiration ana
t,rr, ion: it shields and luhricates the
samc rranuuIiZcs the irritable pats and
r,vnr. HEALTHY acton. We have prescribed
i,n,r,d Tea, in large quantities, for horses
labo,inp under the prevailing 1nilnenza :;
they seemed TO derive much bench: from
it. and generally drank it with aylolty.
ANde from The benefit we derive from the
action of mucilage and oil. Which the seed
contains, its nutritive elements are OF some
account, especially when given to animals
luborlng uudcr soreness in the organs OF
dcsuttion. which incapaci'ates from swat
lowing more solid food. In the event OF
I'm animal becoming Frustrated by inability
to maSi,catc or swallow more food, ilnseed
tea NAV tie resorted TO, and in case OF iiTl-
1anle cough, the addition OF Little honey
makes it more useful. In the latter form
it may he given to animals laborins under
acute or chronic disease Of the urinary APP.
pAratus. more especially of the kidneys.
10 prepare linSccd tea, put couple ol
hanntuls Of the seed into y bucket, and
pour gallon and a half of boiling Watel
upon 1t. Cover it up short time, ther
add couple of quarts Of cold water, whcr
It will be tit for usc.-AmeriCGn Veterinary
,SurGeOn.
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"TH1s Is A TERRIBLE JUDGE."-Judee
Cullen, OF the Police Court, is using every
effort "to make this court terror" anu
does not contine his severity 10 prisoners
alone. He has already fiued several law
ycrs for contempt Of court, and yesterday
ADDED another victim to the list Dy assess
ing j. Martin, Esq, $40. Mr.. Martin wa;
defending case OF trivial character, and
after the hearing of the testimony moved
for u dismissal. The Judge appeared to
think thut the lawyer was rather abrupt,
and sharply inquired if he submitted The
case without argument.
Martin replied TINT he supposed that no.
thing that he could say would make any
difference in The decision, and therefore
would not offer an argument.
The Judges wrath was aroused, and he
hasteucd to fine the scofler SO for con-
tempt, adding something about committing
him TO the calnbo0sc on the next occasion
of trc kind. Martin dId not offer TO pay
the fine. aud no attempt was made TO collect
il.-lH Louis Democrat.
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!. r,npnE HIsroRY.-The Hillsboro ne,
- ,rr;,cs the following history Of an ola

r,nn1E HIsroRY.-The Hillsboro' ne,
~ writes the following history OF an oi'
fiddle: ,,e,no o,,,,od tbe other
-, f,om COMPANY Shops TO MariE ,"';s
TGoioncl johnson shipped 1t 10 MtSt This
formerly Miss Hollister, Of PIX hal hH The late
~, n,a Siojin was bought In 1910 10y Inc ;,o ,a
Wesley IIollis,cr, at that time sup ,s a.'J" VI
Nts W the Raleigh and CASTOR raiirpan, ~
en- nj, =. Of baggage on that road. lie pa,9
,cn n' dollars for it, Had it xf ed S up snd
st., and loaned it to LADY ID hlietsn
~ INV Nav an. This lady offered MI. hoil'stes
s :" W. tor il. and oesged him to name tne
.ovv W. Rut he wouldn't sell. AT his dcath
.nr I H. At last landing In the hands of Dr..
t" Of High Point, who paid fifty dohars
,nr i, In the meantime Mrs, Davis, OF
MARYLAND, wrote to Col. Johnson, the eX S,
aan,nr of her fathers estate. to look tnc oi.i
v,oI,n no, and he did so. buying u oach
from DR.. S,ith at hundred dollars. INSIDE
Of this violin is the inscription: 'An'o 1eno
Stradiuarius, Cremon faclebat ammo ioo TO-,
The sound- board Is Of pine ana maIle e, V the
shaved 30 very thin that you can nra. ;n -
vibrations of the strings by lus' pu, ,a,is
the board with your liners VIZ reaI old
It's tone is rich and magnlhceht--@ ie"' oio'
Cremona."
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RAILROAD LINES.
~ YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS AND TIE TRAV-
ELLING PUBLIC.
Rr-EsTAB OF THE TRI-WBEB
LYLIgE DAILY LINE IN FEW
DAYS. BETWEEN RICHMOND,
BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YOEA.

Freight Train, with psssengeI-ear a,tachs''
rssserer Traiu lea yes as p. NJ. connecting at
west Point with Tho first-clnss steamer EAs
PRN CITY FIR Baltimore, which vi leaVe " g, 81.
Point TUESDAYS, T IUSs"AYS, ana SAtCr,-
I,AY;i touosing at all The landings on tn J ork
river. and arriving In Baltimore The filSVl th
mnrning in time to connect With trains Nol'n'
va" Ga,s at ESDUCTIoN CT FARE. ACCOM-
NODATfONS UNSUsP4SeED.
THROUGH TICKETS AID BAGT =.
CHE NKED TO ALL PG1sTS AOR1A AMI
NUhTHWEST. rv,,h
s.eemsr at est Point and through biils CT laains
given to sn poiu:s Freights carefully h1na;eo
and pre- pity forwarded. .n,pur
Steamer Ieaves Pier No. la LIGHT SIX EEL'
RsITIUORE, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS;
and FrIDAYS at4 r. H., arriving IN hlentnono
the following morning 1T IL A. ID.
FARE:
From Richmond TO Baltimore ,....... .,,...S "
From Richmond to phis....."...". ~
Erono Richmond 10 New fOIk........,...... 10 W
Erom Ricumo ud 20 Boston. ID W
Errmrsion Tfckos to New York and return,
rEon, Eich;no.d to Is fillmore and re urn.... 90
f-0N WN. n. BRAGG, Sap's.
III. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent
+. G. 6RAsTY, Receiving Agent, Baltimore.
81
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nay GOODS.
;11nE LAST OPPORTUNITY.

.r ,,o mex, ton days we will sell al SUM SUM.
D D ne .nD AT AND BELOW COST. rather
NEE - n.ck them away for the next season. tnere'
s fore sre., ears ,,!%s can be 0'''shea'n
JAPANESE PoPLINs,
PIQUEs,
RACK MSRINO sHAWLS,
WHITE ana BUFF POSGEE SILK fAh'
ASoLS,
KID GLOVES and all kinds of
DRY GOODS.
Our assortment OF ..-
w.EAcuED and BROWN coTToRs'
TABLE LINENs,
TOWELS NhPk1Ns'
QUILTS, PR1sIs'
CASSIMERES, 49,. ofTnr
And s,ods in geera is very fair and We .. o so
cited. IA 80 e GET. conner 9Th
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-,-7V GOODS NEW GoODSN

,avet 8, made very large additions 70 our r
80 sei ctad 10y Mr.. ROUS expressly I"r Ll e
sutHrm5,nd trade. We confident recon- ~
,hnsc eds TO our friends NJ me ySEn - %
WaS6S MRSr and CBEAPE"T doSiJo IN tnS
Civ. We mention q few OF the arncies. WILL
priccs annexed 10 some OF them'
f'eS DRESS coos.
* vards elegant DRSS Slt +. 1888, worth t4o'
"a Sa~ds BLK POrLlN 70 Sll, worth PA IT.
We h we no prices for GUNNER dress gooos. " .
are selling them at prices to suit each p'1l!cuiHi
Customer. no,y,yuo oIv,f Ts
H.. t T.;sS; brand, MAEsFILLEs QUILTS
1hsScare hrs.-rlte goods, and are long way
T Iao am ants LiNGH (bema,ed) HAND
GxNr., llEMMED (nure lnsnl ANDkE.S'
rHI f. ~ Nils pr d;Zen- the@e hsho'
kar. hlris ". .ud bc chan II sl..o ,.,,-,,,
20 dozen IAl!I g i.I.rS HAM ~ Cfitf
ladies' Linen II. ndkerchi.fs a. Sl'5 per ''Zcn
Cents n Tn ID r. hi ian wear) SOC, (Eoodl
A mi line OF Gents furnishing goods tia'es
stylss ana hest quality p,
4 very larg. and hsndsC IN" assortment Oh hlo'
bons, all cO'ors NIL Widths.
u,bi. istr WI E ,ilor hats 1T $3.50 pc dozen,
White (straw) Turhaus az IS per doZ:n, .,,.,
Eara,oga Trunks. $3.50. Be sure TO look a' tues'
trunks. for they are genuine barSaln' D.,
IN n zen Kid Gloyes, 8 me for 15c.. some lot -
70 ru,e to lock NJ our DOLL AK hlo 10y &c
an 30 BUCK WALL. Il NOOss.
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wOOD AND COAL.

CUMBERLAND COAL-1AsIi i0'n 'off''
~ Just received and landing t q. IA. HALVES.
eighteenth and Cary streets: -
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WOOD AND COAL AL
pn11cE WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

am prepared to furnish all kinds OF FUEL
mn IN the most reasonable terms.
SOFT COKE Jump and hailI,
GLOVER HTLL COAL dump. hail, and hard),
ANTHRACITE COAL tegg, stove, ana nuSl'
WOOi> tosk aud nine long and sawed). ~,
MIR. N. D. WHITING Is try ONCE, corner TN
and Byrd streets, and would be pleased 70 lat
pish his friends and the Giti1ens geneFnny Will
| their winter fuel. X. b. COTE. LII, basln,
So Lin oeLWetH VII ahu 1o'n ~.
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BYE. Valentine & Son, Auctloneers'
1894 ain street.

HvE.u. Valentine & Son, Auctioneers,
1894 Main street.
4 DMINIsTRATR SALE.-As adj
u ministratrtx of Vim. T. 3 elton, deceased. L
viii sell on WENDESDAY, S.ptsmher 9th 1911
IT II O'Clock, on the farm OF ". W. Newman;
one mile from Atle,:'s Stlilon, Ches ape. Il ara
Ohio railroad in Hanover county, the f6llowlDg
property-Fiz:
SINE Young MULES,
HORSE and BUGGY,
4EUMBER WAGONS,
2CARRYLGGS,
sSTTs HARNESS,
9 STCVES,
FORCE PUMP,
and cyerv other article nee cd in getilg and saw
Ing lumber. ,,,,
Persons wishing to examine before sale W III cali
on Mr.. j. b. STEWART, No. IS 18th stree, who
will furnish convey 4ncc. On day or sale take q
o'clock train, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
return at O'Clock.
ON THURSDAY, It'll September, 7 will sell ut
his farm, on Nine-mie road, three miles from
Richmond at II O'Clock,
FINE COW-wil cal7e In few days.
LINE HEIFER three years old, with calf;
9, 600 pounds OATS:
numerous To mention.
TERMS: Cash, except the shw-mill, which VIII
be sold for two. thirds cash; balance at four
in0"'A' AVA SARAH C. MELTOv,
auA-t,s Administrative
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RAIaROAD LINEa.


b &
rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail.
OR0AD.-fn and after SEPTEMBER Is,
PASSENGER TRAINS Leave Richmond Ism |.
$50 A. M.1MAiL TEAM Tor he wh,h s,,.
phur Springs, connecting 81 aordonsville Wifi tbe
Orange, Atexanfrfa and Manassas train ~
Washington and North, and Lynchburz and sont ~.
$3.50 p. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Tor
Gordonsville. Us
On and after the 10th nj septemter. Pt sspy
aEa TRAIN will run bstweer stauntou nd ths
White Sulphur, as follows: s1'.5- '"'
Leave Staunton on THURSDAY and SAT-
Arrive az White sulphur at. lap "
Leave White Sulphur On WEDNESDAY,
aud FRIDAY At........,......,.......13s P N
Arrive 0t stsunton at.....,..........,....7-AP "
Through tickets, at low rates, sold TO Sill po,nt.
North west and Southwest.
Further information may be obtained at tn.
compauy's Offices.
No Passenger Train5 are run ON Sundays.
a. II. PERRY.
General Superintendent
JAMES r. rErugRLAHD. Gen'lTickas At
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IF YOU WISH ~
CHEAP DRY GOODS
co TO
J-LIUS SYCLRS'S,
AYR RaosD STREET, between 9TH ana 5th'

He has received large lot of FL Nm E,S, oi
eli haIes and colors IN ahich he frs great In
,iuc'1neo,s e tye-y orc wishes such Coods ~
his time OF The yesT they wouid ii ersorc 10 well
to CIV. hin a call. 49, a., I'll,
w,y Of CASsi ME'Rr-, which he Will sell Tor 2Sc.
ynd SOC per va! less than they can be oouph tiS
scasnn, and which are only suitable LOT iai aho
He WIN open this day so dozen Gents Merlno
sh rls and drawers which he offers vt Iast years
He also frers full line of FAll Dress Coos very
cheap surn rs Black Stlks, irish PoIlns; Bpm
ba zines A lpacas. 1eriros, Empress Cio,hs anu
Ir sh ICES: b eat he'd. Brown, aGd o'her Domcs'
t!cs-e ull assortment. , ,,, l.,
Th;rty five pairs of Blankets on hand' WHICH Lit
offers st tsst years prices.
'-eii'' IA '.-' JULIUS SYCLEs,
ais BROAD street, between ith and h SIS;
statesmen j. j. Turner, John f. '"ry' W.
D. poY ete, and +. o. RcTell. o,
store closed IN Saturdays gu 20
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RfCHkoEp ND 'ETEHSBURS Il. X. Co..,
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. s. ls1L
"a IN 10 n

RfC1koFp And 'ETEAsBUns Il. X. Co.,i
RICHMOND. VA, Aug. 6. ISL.
RyEE AIMS ON THIS ROAD
+ run as follows:
The mail trains leave Richmond ~ 1:1 A. y.
ana $40 z. ~: and leave Petersburg a. AOs A. 4,
and $40 ?. n.
Freight and Accomm odation trsips leave Rich.
mona ut a. n. and 44C i. ~, and leave fetcrs-
burg At 10 4. d. and &50P. N.
TEe 8. AZ a. n. train will not leave RichTona en-
sENDAys, aud the 7:2o L. 4. train Tiu not les7e
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Eorfoik Will take the gao <. ..
daily train, and those from Norfolk will connect
Ut peersburg with the 10 A. II. train.
Passe4gerc from Clover Hill will lake The sac a.
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days q!
$50 P. IL.
Tao mail trains will stop onlr 81 Chester.
The a. II. train win connect al Peters.
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road for Lynchburg daily.
SLEEPING CARS on the $3.50 r. b. train, rum
ninx through 70 Wilmington. x. 4. KAsEI,
au7 Ticket and Freight gent
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BLACKBERRY, dc.
NfACHINERY FOR SALE.


NACHINERT FOR SALE.
secondhand twcrtv-tTe horsepower STEAM
ENGINE, with thirty five horsepower
Tuhuls- boiler in best order;
twenty horsepower PORTABLE X SGIEE and
BOILER, seccnd-hand good as newi
new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE
and 3OlLEH;
l secondhand thirty five horsepower TUB ULAR
second hand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALIEN BsiL FL BLOWER. good as new;
2 PUWEHPUMPS, capacity 600 gallons per min
UTE, IN best EorE1ng order;
l thre,-root Pt,RTABLE GRIsT MILL French
Burr Stoues) In complete order;
3 pairs PLATFORM SCALES. on wheels;
l POWER MUHTlSING MACHINE;
large CuPpER ksrTLEs;
ali sizes SRh FLING, HANGERS. PULLIES,
BEVIL and Z ii WHEELS, and variety
Of all .ost5 Of MACHINERY.
All OF which viii be closed out at low figure on
accommodating terms.
Always on hand. good assortment OF
STEAu GAUGES, PEET VALVES,
GLOBE VALVES BRASS COCKS OF al
GAUGE COCKS, kinds,
WATER GAUGFs, TkLLUW COCKS,
sSs F-OuIf4G CUPS, or, ca Ns-an kinds
All goods warranted OF the bas; material and
Workmanship.
SLAAT & ADDINGTCN,
Nos. l49s, 1924, 1929, and 1923 Cary street,
and RIOS. Is and Is south 18th street.
iYl4 Richmond, Va.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW E.-FORS5Ens,
~ JAMES AID CHI G A
How1NY RIy&Rs:; The rast and eetaEt side !.
NELSON. NIL! leave her whs:r at kocketts row
hatan Company's eieamb1at shedl for hing's
Nh ard Grove WharTe a on coS3sc ana
wi the O'Clock train at City Point FOR Re ers,
borg. Eeuruiag will leave Grove wharf and
At O'Clock 4. 81, touching st a!l the regular
y iii leave her wharf at Rocxe!ts for BiR's
%eI On ahesaGSmh at GR ely Vim
o'ciocS train FROM Petersburg, touching IL sH me
regular landings on Janes river down 70 % hii-
lartl,a wharf and sii regular landingG on CMcE2-
horiny. Retur1ilW, Will leave Blhn's on Fhl-
DAYS At O'Clock =. a. ,,,,.,
FieiSht received daily. Freight for CDlcKa-
h,,riny received on Hedresdays.
q. irelsbs to way landings .1ust be PREPAID a.,
ser further pashevj;rs spREy g "ap Ssnt u
' .a25 VI " atroaha.sn Steamboat beds:
OUNAKD LINE. <.sgA
The British ard hettn A Nnsf sss fyys ma
Calling q o0 KA nSsSSt IF PASSAGE
BY the wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
First Cabin flo, gold Second Cabin. $50, gold
''f ay he Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin. .,sSs, gold Storage. gao, currency
Hs seePsss ;;
ana all paris CT Europe a. lowest rates.
Through bills OF lsdine from Virginia 10 Lily,
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow. Havfe, Antwerp, AID
ranean ports will be issued BY the VIRGINIA
and FOREIGN THROUGH LINE, they having
m ade the necessary arrSnssments with the Ols
Dominion steamship CompAay to New York, and
with the Cunafd Line thence TO Liverpool, &C.
For rates; &C., applr 10 the Agents OF the OLD
Dominion Steamship Com psny.
CHaS. G. FRAECKLYN,
Genera AgnL Cunard Line.
J. ID. KELLEY, Ja., General hs't Va. and For.
eign Through Line. Je ~
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BY Grubbs & Williams
Aucsioueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A STORE
" AND DWEbLInG On THE CORN FIR OF
BAKER AND ST. j H. STR&KTS.-In eXecu-
ton Of 2 decree Of the Chancery Court OF Ricll-
or ainor VS.. Kinker, the undersigned, the COM
missioner thereby appointed will sell at auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, lllh september, at
5o'cl0ck Z. ~, the LOT, STORE, and DIV ELL
ING located as above described.
Also, VACANT L.!T In rear or said lot.
The house has four rooms besides TIE store
The lot on which The house Is silusted fronts i3t
feet on Baker street. running hsck rs feet, ana
fronting st. John street. The vacant lot r. nts
"A feet on st. John street. and runs barE lott !eet
TERMs: One-tblrd cash: balance 1t six and
twelve months, for negotiable roles, interest
added. Title retained until the purchase money Is
paid i. NJ, IN Eh, Com'r.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctloncers. au 80
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A THREE-STORY BRICK STORE
IA AND DWELLING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CARY, 3ETWEEN SEVENTH AhD
EIGHTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on " EDNESDAY. the 9Th
day OF September, ISL, on the premises, at
above Gated with four rooms above the store.
TERMS: One-thlrd cssh; balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured By deed OF trust.
CCULLISG & MEADE,
Heal Estate Agents,
Sc 1901 Main street.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents AID Auctioneeta'
Eleventh street, between Main ana BANK

r,RUsTEEY SALE OF I'll r E q
FRA NED TENEMENTs on ApA y >
STREET, UNION HILL At A u Rohers PEN.
virtue Of deed Of trust executed Dy ntoe 4
17 1an Aurut, 1858, and OF record IN Riehms9bb no
Court oEs seng E t aecson npoa the
nremiscs on THURSD AY, 7th Septembtr, ~
o'clock NJ, THKkE tkA s NJ dam, N" street,
~ shove TT,nity Church. and opposite to the re-
sIdence Of 5. G. FournoY. Ono of them has n Sx ;i
rooms; the other TWO have !hr,e room, eaSl al
with kitchens and lots of suitable and are
suitable FOR persons of small means, go,
TERMS: The deed authorizes saie ior cs. deht
eciant 70 de>ray the cxpeuses and 10 pay on deot
~ ssoo hnt other ard more favorable terms VI
payment will probably tie announced 't 'ho S"ie'
:. HUNTER. trustees.
p. W. GRUbBS,)
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T IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
ALI, RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND OVER DELIVERED IN Any Ihht
OF Tx COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHAhEES.
HAMILTON EAsTTrR & SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
IN order the bettLr to meet The wantS OF tnSlr re-
"a cSstnners al n distance have established
''' SaMPL& BUREAU.
md will upyn application, promptly send by mail
I'll I,nes Of SAMPLES of the '.EWEST E ID
MoSr FnSHIi iNABLF GOODS, or sren.h,
anylysh aud domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
AZ Iii ti,cs 70 sell low, If not Ii less prices, than
ans house III the count -
Ruying cur goods from the largest and most rele.
brateG IN anulact ers in the different parts O. su-
zone AMI importing the same by slaamcrs direct
10 Baltimore, our stock Is Il. al :iMeS promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets.
| As we buy aud cell only for cash. and make no
bad debts, we are able and willing to sell our goods
at FROM TEN ~ FIFTEEN PER CENT.
| LESS PROFIT than IL we gave credit.
In sendiEg Tor samples, specify the Kind OF goods
| desired. We keep the be-: grades oil every class
| OF goods, from tile lowest 10 the most costly.
| orders ungCCo4lD nied by the cash Will re sent
C. =. u.
| PROMPT-rt YING WHOLESALE B y e z )
are Invited To Inspect the stock In our Jobbng and
| Package department address
HA MILTON EASIER 4 s Ms,
1877 100. POI, ana 2d5 Wes, Baltimore street.
de -Tn&flv Baltimore, Md.
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DRY GOODS WITHOUT REG hRO
TO COST
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.

Havng determined TO close business, VIII 'reHi
this date until the LIST Of October sell nv large ana
attractive stock OF DRY GOODS out WITH ~ /
EEGAnD TO COST Fac CASH FAcl uStFE-
LY On the cd OF OCTOBER The remainder Oh
the stock Will be closed out at aucttnh.
City and countrr dealers VIII please examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere rs We are
Offering great Inducements 10 j"horTs.
,ur sock Of DR.SS co 'DS Is full snd COM
plete, embracing ell the novelties Of the season.
Also, 4 full line Of
CASSIMERES, SATlNETH,
JEANS. F;.ANNELS,
BLASKFTS,
TASLE DAMhSK,
NkPkInS, TOWEL
HOS, rItY, GLOVES,
HAEDkERCHlEFH,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &C, &c.
J. n. WCOUFIN,
I'LL Main street,
au22 Opposite Dispatch office.