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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
Railroads.
ThROIBH I'M BETWEEN TTSUiNGTO
PHlLADELa hlh AND NV. YORK.

| ThR9IISa kIsE ,PETWEEN, M!gHiEGTO
Trla, b.tvs.p Wsssis StoS "a S.s YoiI ne ~,
re ri, ~ ig9 ne W.; -,.,--.-,.--,
, LSs's daily tsIOspt sunday stSG ~, :, and
ron PHILADELPHIA.
AZ, LsaVs daily tsIOs1t sunday at a m, I, and
tssys Tor New York sttso ,. NJ sBd PhnadsnDhiG
slssriag o.t, for Nsu York % N .. N. train .y,,
Bd. aSa. .s S 6s :, rAIssaigh a' ySt .
S. E,iusor. sgd Ohio R.rrosd Advertisement, m,
s s.s q. w RsS''n "A'hI's''P gs!so'. h9sspos
ryoo,, h.,,.,.pi M..,.y q Ifsu ssa
tEo, :, EOUETi. kssai, wi.sibs,op. pos
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Tr,p.s.r.,,wAsrl% Sis,s = Z N.Y. ~;
go wAs1INdrOS AND THE wRsPH are now S0 Taa
FOR BALTIMORE.
;I,' "a "a z ;iO ~, s1fai IIs go Ead
,b1 IA a.d sSsp, hupday. At tiik go, a M,
no TS % fRIs6nfPAL wIr srAT1,ys
,i51 Sss Rsls;G siIiSy,us ipls Aasssois Jane,
ron ANNAPOLIS.
10 or from AhnApolls 90 sunday, y "L 'o uAin'
ron BaIfftw6RE
Law "' /. ron e; + w s n i,fSSt
Leave q ~ =. n, and - D ~
Fpk ALL PARTB 0F THE WEST.
Lave DAILY .ehoept haturdAg and Bundag, Al B:lS,
On saSssS aIl 20 a. = 40 S ~, N .,,,.,,,,
~ hslaL Station uilh trains from haltislors toWhss
Tag PArksttburn. PtttaburH, Ao,
"a oI sGAaburG and pqins between Hs'ay Houss and
sirs.6srg lssys q sllL D n. osanSotins Il Relay
noa.s gith buhssurG and Winchester aeooE noda.
ThrouGh ushSss 70 the We, -. b. h,A =, IN.
MaAhinHton station Ticket oos a ali hsars IL me
For New Iess, rhn.s.lphls sod Boston, %. .d,,r.
ussmsnt Of 'Ihroush line"
-. Assistant MastsT d TrSnspoStst,5,.
IN VOLk, UsnsrAl Ticket AssaL
-HEl ~ kQtlHTl Gensrsl AErll nos
WAsHINoToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
01 .nd sitter October T. INA the salus on tii. 70.
Ths mat train viii leave AisIandr.a daily. crprp
Su9dsy, ~ SO n arTiVs At LsssburE Al II = m
Ane HAmllton ~ II %, Leave Haallton Al II - .,
~ 10 L,sspaTG A. II ~ .. ne and arrive At AlsIan-
IN, 1hs sSsoSsSd.aOn train VIII I..v, AI.,,pdri.
burg ,. p. Ls.v. LS.sbaTg !, M. "a y.
i've A. AlenAndria At Sis a N.
Inc - - y. train from AlsHan dria and IN a n m
HAn IRON HAmLton connect a. HEmiltop Gitb
ko9g's d1ily ins % ooSehssfS- PufosiIiiis, ssiof
Ssyhls hsrUytns I'D Winohestst, Also, Nth
Tor Aide And hldalsburG
Vommqtatiol uehsts, three osata per mia.
AnnuI uoksts, 90. r. H. HAVRNHR
horEu oonsral Ttokst Aren't
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
PR0IosALs FOR RUBBLE STONE FOR THE
hkW JAIL OF TIE DISTRICT OF OOLUM.

DROPOSAIb FOR RUBBLH STONE FOR THE
NkW JAIL OF TIE DISTRICT OF OOLUM.
OTTIcE or euPEnvIsrNa ARcHTECTl
TREAauRH IMPAIRMENT, November ., ls7l. !
Sealed proposals will be reosysd a. this oiioo untn
" m q the 18Th day q Hoyenber, ls7a, for furnish
lng and delivering the site Of the nsS jail for the
Dis.Eiet q Columbia on rsssrys,on No 4, sAy go
Stone, quarter to be bond stones, Of lsnEth
equal to the thickness Of thS wallis and to contain
Lees than ten u0l cubic feet and stone 70 contain
les than one and one hall cubic feet 70 be less
titles subisst 10 The order o. the supsrntSndsn and
At such times may be in his jad Ement requisite or
much sooner ~ may be desired By the contractor
A wharf will be ereoted tho premises, the Of
which viii DO allowed the contractor oo Of charge,
Proposals. will be made By the cubic yard, and the
yard to be AsoottAlnsd By tho superintendent by
meAsuIlnE aoouTAtely and weighing the same.
All bids must be made on the printed form to be
obtAibod At this once, and must be Accompanied By
penal bond In the Of i've thousand dolAs (eAO0O)
II awarded him.
The right 70 reject any or all bids L. reserved.
Payments will be made morthly, dsduotins ten uo)
per cent until the eompletion Of the contract.
\ ProposAll must be enclosed In . scaled envelope,
ndOrod Proposals. for Bubble Stone for the New Jail
Of the District Of Columbia" and addressed TO
A. n, hULLETT,
nov6d Supervising Architect
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
Governmental LE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

QUARrEhnABrEh'a OTTICE,l
foRT GGBsOE, l. T., Dot ~, ls11. !
Will be offered for aale, a. public Aqeton, on the
Oth dAy Of November, lS2, the IemA nnG portion Of
iron bridge, belonging 10 ths United States ct the
crossing Of the PorteAu river, knsun ~ the Tens
and Fort AIbuoks cTOssinE and about slI miles from
Fort smith. Ark. Tbs sale 10 commence A. u IN.
Terms oAAh JAS, BELGHR,
neNt QuArtormAHtsr u. 3. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
proposals FOR FREsH BEEF.

PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.
OTTIcH A. O,s.l
SAVANNAH, Ca, November /, lfl I
Sealed proposals. in duplicate will he received at
this once a. II NJ, December H. 1872 for furnish.
Ing the Fresh Beef required By the Bubsstsnoe De
pATtmsn', u = A. A. this station, during hiE months
oommenotnE January /, lGA
Information 70 conditions, quality OF beef, pay.
mont, 40 can be obtained by application 70
WILLIAM ARTHUR,
noylA LIST Lieut.. ID ARTILLERY, A. u, u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
pRoFosAIs F0R FREsa DID.

OETIuH A. O. g.. FoRT HAMmroHl
n. y. HAhBORs Oct y, lel ]
Sealed proPosllH, In duplicate viii Be- received II
RIshiRE The TEssh Bed REQUIRED ~ The sgb.lStsn9s
DsR,SSHs1., ~ nh 'SsRn dSIns Or
e e CONDITIONS; s1hh5 Of hsai' psy|sn,s AZ, sAH
A, 4 otinE OommissarJ snssisisaoo ootS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21


TnHAsUhH DEPARTMENT, November 8. le71 !
Sealed proposals will be rooslysd 81 this once until
II m, Of he 18th Day Of November s12 Tor iuTnshnE
and delivering the sts Of the jail for the Dii
tTot Of Ooumbi reservation No. Is, say $50 cubic
yards, more or lesa y QIAnits Limestone, or other
hard durable Stone broken 10 The ai1s Of hens ezra
And suitable Tor Oonorots the whole 10 Be delivered
within forty days required By the progress Of the
work, At such times thereafter may be repaired
~ the buPsrintondsnt, OF a muoh sooner mAy be
desired b. the oontTa otor.
A wharf viii 30 erected on the premises, the use Of
which viii be allowed the ocntraotoT, nee d charge
EAoh proposal TO be accompanied By sample OF the
stone Int ended 10 10 Furnished.
Proposals will be made By the cubic IaTd, and the
tsTiAl viii be received b. weight. The weight Of
ySFd to be AsosFtAlnsd By the superintendent By
measuring AoouIAtsly and Weighing the same.
All bids must DO made On the printed form, 70 be
obtained At this once, and must be accompanied By
penal bond In the Of thousand do AFs 10 llO)
hha the bidder viii Aoospt and perform the contract
u awarded hun.
\ The right to reject any or all bids ls Tssevod.I
Payments will be made monthly, d0duounH ten Qe)
per cent until the comp elton Of the oontTAol
Proposals. must be- enclosed In . sealed antelope,
pdoTssd Proposals. for Ooncfsta stone for the New
jail Of the District Of OolumblA" and addressed %
A. b. hULLETT,
l. uoVN EunaFWtain6 AWoh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

the provisions of n,y charter? Is it just and
legal to enforce BY this summary process the
collection Of taxes, from those. who when they
were laid, being outside of the enemy ) lines
could not coue to pay them, except at the
hazard Of lite or liberty? Are they ut like in
dividual claims subject to the operation OF the
STATUTE of limitation! 10 the weightv rnnsld-
eratiuns involved in these questions. let lis add
the irregular transfers made under The inter
terence of the ntcd States authorities which
must make the Collectors distruStiul Of the ac-
curacy Of their lists, and the lreagre dcScrip
ton Of the property advertised 1t is sub
united therefore, that the interest of the city
revenues, and the rights Of property holders
combine to require that this sale shall be de-
terred, until the authority of the Corporation.
aud the liabilities of parties eau be better as
certalned. and from survey and plat, bidders
may be able 10 identify the property they are
asked 10 purchase. \ CITIZEN.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1872.

.R.p1cNI. DoINGs IN THE SENATE. the
Senate, yesterday, when the sundry civil APP
, preparation bill was under consideration, Mr..
ponleroy in the chair, Mr.. Kellogg offered as
an amendment substantially the supplemental
enforcement act, already passed BY the Senate
this session, removing the restriction of the
provisions ofthe original enforcement act to
places having $1,000 population and upwards,
and extending them to all voting precincts Mr..
Casserly raised the point Of order that this
amendment was not in order, under the rule
that no amendment to an appropriation bill
shall be received making legislative provisions
other than such as directly relate to an APP
preparation contained in the bill. The chair im
nediately overruled this objection, though moth
ing can he clearer than that, under the rules, the
amendment was DOT in order The majority in
the Senate, with bare faced impudence, sustain
ed the chair. The vote was ayes %, nays -.
Mr.. Trumbull Immediately denounced the pro-
ceedings in the severest terms. and heated
debate continued all night. The Washington
Patriot says 1.-THE amendment may be
adopted in the Senate; but the Democrats
Of the House will permit the appropriation
bill to fail before they vii agree to it
One of its results may be an extra session
of Congress. Many Republicans do not hest
tate to denounce this action as gross breach
of faith for when the rule was adopted
limiting debate on appropriation bills to five
minutes on each amendment, it was with the
full agreement that no amendment should be
offered which was not germane. A Republi-
can Representative paid Pomeroy the doubt
FIJI compliment of saying of him that he was
the only man in the Senate who would have
made such a ruling 7"
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Sun rose .. IA Moon SETS. ........ = ).
sun SETS. ~
ARRIVED
Steamer Gerrgcarna. Fields, Bali ore, to
Hooc Il Johnston.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Partridge, Nor
folk, to N Eldridgc u Co.
Brig Belle of the B ~. Ncn Lnlid"n. Ia Amer
lean Coal Co.
Brig Bowman, Ro ton, to Hampshire &
Baltimore Coal Go.
Schr danes p: clips, Georgetown, To Hmnp-
shire & Baltimore Coal e."
Schr F Hart. Boston. /" Hampshire < Bal
timore Coal Go.
Schr G W Elwe!l, Boston. to Hampshire &
Baltimore Coal Company.
Schr Eva May. WinI."r. y. :. !" VIM A
Smoot.
Schr Wave of Wye, llavre-Le-Grace, to W A
Smuot
Schr j NJ Fla!ngan, krnncbcc river, ice to
Scbr Marion Draper, Georgetown, u Amcri-
can Coal Co.
Schr Henry Finch, jersey CITY, to American
Coal Co.
Schr Geo Laulane, Bost II, % American Coal
Schr Ed slude, Jersey City, to American Coal
Company.
Schr Koxanna Frank, Baltimore. guano to
Il VI Lawson.
SAILED.
Steamer Express Nickle, Baltimore, by Jos
Broders l. Go.
Schr + Heycr, Boston, by American Coal
Company.
Brig j Bowman, Boston, by Hampshire 4
Baltimore Coal Go.
Schr jas Phelps Pawt ckct. hy Hampshire
s Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr l w Hrne New Haven, by VIM A
Smoot.
Schr John l. Manson, Groton, by American
Coal Go.
Schr Henry Finch, Jersey City, by An ercan
Coal Co.
Schl Hattie Bak +, Crowcl, Providence, by
J u Agnew.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Alexander Young, Jones, and Freddie
L Porter, Small, hence, ut Providence 9Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

USIoN.-We observe with pleasure an in
creasiug disposition on the part Of the oppo.
nents of the present administration in Virginia.
to mite in one effort and one cause, in favor Of
efecting change in the administration of the
government There is, apparently, less oIjec-
ton than there was expressed by some at first,
to supporting Mr. Greeley, and the feeling is
growing stronger that there should be nothing
done to break up or injure a 'm'ted and harmo-
NOUS action, designed to accomplish a great
good for the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

The Secretary of the Navy has addressed a
complimentary letter to Rear Admiral James
Allen, commanding tho European fleet to be
read on the decks Of all the vessels of the fleet,
expressing the qualification of the Department
at the promptness and efficiency displayed by
the officers and men in removing the burning
vessel from the basin at Marseilles, which act
called forth the acknowledgment of the French
authorities on have saved the port Of Mar
settles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

Judge Settle, of North Carolina, President
of the Radical National Convention, will be at
the Ebbitt House, Washington, D. C., at noon
on Monday, for the purpose of meeting the
Vice Presidents of the Convention from the
several States and Territories. The object of
this meeting is to make necessary arrangements
to execute the order Of the Convention direct
ing its President and Vice. Presidents to in
form General Grant and Senator Wilson of
their nominations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

A correspondent ofthe Warren county SENT,
mel in giving an account OF the hail storm which
occurred on the 9th ult., in portion Of that
county, (which we have before mentioned) says
that it was a fearful one, taking 10 its course,
Nineveh, on the pike, and Ashby's Station on
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, which is
about one mile Northwest of Mildale, the
village Of Milldale and vicinity and the Blue
Ball, to the southeast, embracing, its course,
the finest section of that end of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

The Radical leaders are making the most
earnest efforts to band together the whole
colored population of the Southern States, who
are voters, in favor Of Gen. Grant. 10 Missis-
sippi, it is said, they are organized In Nir-
ginia they are moving quietly but sys-
tcmatically to accomplish their purposes Well,
if they will combine, as a class, they will find
that white people can combine, too.
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DIED.

On Wednesday last, the 9TH instant, at the res,
id"nce of Il. &; Motctt. c;4:,. in Rappahannock
county, Mr.. Z. &. BROWN, OF tins city. y
and friends mourn this sad event, and suffer I'M
der this severe dispensat;on of Provdent al
dealing. fond and devoted husband, aiec-
tionatc and indulgent father, sincere friend, an
active, enterpri-ing business man Nh useful citi-
zen, hls death creates sid void in hearts and
b, mes and social and business circles His last
moments were paaccful ana hopelll.
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WM. III. DeYAGGFaAN.
Manufacturer and Dealer IN
F I r y [ I L L E

North >idcj AirXaiidriu, Virginia.
Respectfully calls attention to his large
Sortment Of FURNITURE, which he is selling,
quality considered, rs low rs can be bought IL
this or any other market.
PARLUR SUITS, in Hair, Cloth or Rep:
Marble Top Centre Tables, Whatnots, Hat
Racks, Lounges Office, Dining, Rocking, Sid"
and Chidren'S Chairs, Breakfast ana Dining
Tables and Hair Top Mattresses constantly at
hahd Agent for the celebrated
NEPLUS ULTRA SPRING BEDS,
pronounced hy those no have examined them
10 be the yerJ best .'ring Beds ever offered III
this market.
REPAIRING promptly attended t." NJ mod
crate prices. NH lH-ti
NOTICE OF CnPARTNEkSHIP
~ january Isl, ls,2.
have associated with III" n, Il manufacturer
and dpulpr in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

1t is now reported in Washington that
there is nformation which reached this country
which leads to the belief that Great Britain
will yet agree to the Supplemental Article Of
the Treaty of Washington in the form propos-
ed by Secretary Fish. Hopes OF mutual ar
raDgement are being revived and the anxious
parties treasured by the prospect.
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COMMUNICATED.

There are grave doubts of the authority of
our city government, to make the sale which 1t
proposes for taxes which accrued during war.
Then our city was in the possession and under
the control of the armed forces Of the United
States civil government was superseded, and
the laws silent amid the clang of arms. Was
not the municipal authority in subsection TO
the military? Was it not its creature and its
tool? Were these taxes imposed BY govern
ment constituted and empowered according to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08
OFFICE ALEXANDRIA WATER CO.

~ May 18th, 1872.
The unprecedented early commencement of Il
general and severe drought has excited the ap-
prchension OF short supply OF water, and call
for preventive measures on the part of its oil
GERS to provide against all UNNECESSARY waste bS
consumers.
II is the earnest request of the President and
Directors to heads Of families that no unn"r->-
sary waste shall be permitted, and that servant.
ard children snail. shut of hydrantS rs soon N
possible when used.
Especial attention is called to the Use Of wash
pans and bath tubs both fruitful sources of waste.
The rules and regulations OF the Company,
under its charter, provide fines and penalties for
nny o"d MI unnecessary mnste, and it become,
the imperative duty of the officers, especially
under the condition of ycayt snplty to enfor,"
these wholesome regulations upon all offenders.
y deficiency OF this Indispensable article 10
housekeepcrs induces us to hope that we >haII
be sustained in our efforts to prevent all """tt,
while furnishing Ill parties with necessary
supply for domestic purposes
my l3-w2m K Fl. MILLER President
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FOR SAL

.sssa "WILTON,'' the res dcncc of the late
John FrobcI, in Fairfax county, 2! miles
from the city OF Alexandra. The FARM con-
tsins III acres is well watcrcd has on II u large
barn comfortable DWELL Nj. and IN tut
h use, suitable for manager or Tenant, and is
we'll locked with choice fruit trees.
Persons wishing TO purchase wi Please apply
to GREEN & WISE, keai Estate Agents, AL
exandrls, or TO the subscriber on the premises
jeo f. d. FROBEJ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

4 4 dispatch from San Francisco says that the
wrecking company have received advices from
the expedition to the coast Of Ecuador to raise
the treasure that was sunk on the Spanish fri
gate IIeocadia They found the treasure and
have commenced raising it, with a prospect of
complete success.
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CANAL COMMERCE..
$50 80: a5 -!
ARRIFA l..

ARRIVALS
Boats J Turton and N p G Morrison, to
New Central Coal Co; boats J p Brodrick,
Morning Sun and Robert Emmett, tn HAMPSHIRE
j. Baltimore Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats 4 P Stcti' y, Cromwell, Alex Ray,
J B Cazeaux, John Moore, Mrs C. F. Charles,
W NJ Price, Geo X Sistare, Oliver 5 Mans, Jno
B Turton, Thos Hassett and DR. J Brod1ick,
for Cumberland.
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KRfEU.

At the NJ E. Church 5 nth, in this city, on
the 9Th instant by Rev Mr.. Bu.cy. Affixed
S. BULL. of Baltimore, to ANNIE V. SNIP
son of This citv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

We continue to receive accounts Of destruc-
tive storms in the West, especially in Illinois
and Iowa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08
Cabinet Furniture,

my >"l!.
JAMES VI. BRADLEY.
The business viii, in future, he conducted un-
der the name of
G. G. BRADLEY s. son.
The new firm hopes 10 share portion of the
public patronage and invites all IL call and rN
anime their fine and handsome assortment OF
PARLOR SUITES,
in Hair Cloth, Reps ard Silk Brocatcl; Walnn.
and Oak Chamber Suites in every variety. W..
also have Oh hand some very beautiful nlad
Fancy Tables and Portable Writing Desks Blu
reaus, EclSteads, Wa>hst;,nds and Chairs Of
many styles.
Those in need Of Furniture will do well /" cs
smine our stock before purchasing, n "r Are
prepared to sell at very low figures. jan ST.
L1INEST WAREROOMS IN THE SbCTh
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From, CuIDeper County.
|! CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Disp

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
RAPID ANN STATION June This place,
you are aware, is depot on the line Of the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad,
and has been entirely built up since the war.
There are three stores, a large Touring mill,
and various shops. II is located in one of the
most healthy, beautiful. refined. and prodnc-
tive sections of Virginia
Our people are making an effort to build two
churches at this place-an Episcopalian and a
Presbyterian. To this end the ladies Of the
vicinage held dinner and fair in the depot
about ten days ago aud realized quite hand
some amount, which, together with private
subscriptions, will be sufficient to begin the
edifces, hoping hereafter to be able to CON-
plete them on scale commensurate with the
general surroundings. The denominations act
in great harmony, exempfying the Christian
maxim OF s'Pcace on earth.
We have had long and protracted drought
The wheat crop is shortened AT least one-halt
the oat and hay crops an almost complete fail
ure, and with the worst prospect | have ever
known for corn, in consequence of a bad stand
from cut worm, bud worm, and failure to
come up in consequence of the excessive drought
whole fields having to be planted over. Our
farmers have prospect before them which is
decidedly discouraging. As far as can learn
this is the general complaint of the adjoining
counties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

\ Grant and Wilson meeting was held in
tor Sherman presided aud made speech, fol
lowed by Secretary Dclano, Representatives,
Bingham. SheIlabarger and Stevenson and
j. VI. Iangston and StOrrS. of Chicago.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the Phil
adciphia nominations.
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Steam Furniture Works IL Nav Mil.
l.
J. W MALLS Is. W MALLS. b. + PEAkE.
yAMES W. MALLS, SON & CO..
- 1877 King st.. Alcxa, Va.

" TH - w H:w; TAhts s6 a;F rE1 Hn
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds, boo:
aid Window Frames, Brackets, MouIdns>
BaIustcr<, of different patterns, and Ne"".
Posts. A large stock Of French and American
GLASS, double and single thick, Of all slzss--
Paints Oils. VaruiShc>, Paint md White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands OF tine qunily, Putty, Turpen,ine and
Machine Oil; Also Lime, Of superior quality
Rolling. Sc. i large stock of Pughs ceebra-
ted Car .Augcrs and other articles found in first
riaSs Builders Furnishing establishments.
All orders for Lumber Brick and all kinds
of building Mnlrriai, promptly attended to.
Tcrlus cash feb LIT
ROBr JAMESON. a. NJ. CLARkE.
I AN ESON s. CLARKE,
ALEXANDRIA
rL.iNING wills, SASH DOOE + Billed
F4CTORI,
Nos y and 70 NorM Water street
Deutsr> IN
DRESSED FLOORING AND WHITE PINE
LUNBhR
,xn2 JOHN X. LAMBDIN, Supt.
RR'sulELL 4 HODGE,
VIRGINIA SASH. DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY AND PLANNING MILL
CoESEK FAIRFAX ANDQUEEH STREETS,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Sashns. Doors, Blinds, Frames, Mouldings,
Brackets, Scwela BAluStrrs, and
MantIepeceS,
constantly on hand nj the Factory. Call and
examine stock and prices apS-tf
MERCHANT T.57EOHs-
J. L. 'k''G'
MERCHANT TAILOR.
81 King street,
Has opened full line of first Class good> for
SPRING and 81 VI MER wear consisting of
FRENCH AND
ENGLISH CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES AND
VESTINGS,
imported expressly for the trade, /" which he
invites attention. mp Fly
WILLIAM MURRAY,
MERCHANTTAILOR.
III Ming srcct,
Has lust received his
SPRING Il ST. MER ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
AND VESTINGS.
He invites his friends and customers TO call and
examine his stock NH PIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-08

Yesterday passed without an adequate sup
ply of water in the city, Washington 1t was
the same case the day before