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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-12-25
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Tho Bottom Facts not Favorable 70
I.ctnrn:nS Board Hayes.

The frauds that tile Congressional
Committees are bringing to light in the
disputed States, arc having very de-
pressing influence upon that class Of
Republicans who had made up thOir
mind to innuguratc Hayes, under all
circumstances. Then General Barlow,
of New York, who wen, to Florida at
Grants request, to zee fair count,
mud who. after reaching there acted n'
the attorney Of Governor Stcarns. in
the injunction suit restraining the Gov
crnor from canvassing the returns, has
in the last few days. published a letter
stating that lie believes Tillen fsirty
entitled 10 the electoral vote of Florida
This letter, with the frauds that thu
committees arr exposing. have aIarme'
the extreme Radicals at Washington
and they now fear that the more comser
vaiivc cmcnt Of their party i'll tue Sen
atc will desert them.
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'o,lr natronnrc we nsk,
OUR
BOOK 4 STATIONERY DEPARTMENT

School Books, Blink Books and Stationery,
Al all times good assortment on hands at exceed
ingly low prices.
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The Governor OF Oregon.

The ttcruhIlcan press have been SO
bitter in thUir deuunciation Of the Gov.
crnor Of Oregon, and declaring he had
no authority oflaw for issuing ceriiIi.
cate Of election to minority candidate,
Notwithstanding the majority candidate
was ineligible, We produce sUmc au
thUrity gu the subject:
First, The Court Of Appeals of H.
dinna decided in 1860. "Whcn ms
jority Of tho ballots u, any election were
for a person not eligible to the Office
under tho Constitution, then the tai.
lots cast fer such ineligible persons
wero Intellectual, and. that tho person
receiving tho greatest number of legal
votes, though not a majority Of the bal.
lots, was elected and cuutIcd to the
office" Such was the doctrine in
1850 Of the Supreme Court Of Indiana;
and when the composition Of that COur,
had entirely ehungcd in 1872, SO thu,
but one member who sat in lSGO ocru-
pied the bench in 1872. in the case OF
Price vs.. Baker. the doctrine was re.
affirmed and the ease Of 1860 WINS cited
without qualification as authority Said
the Court in 1872, following their do
cisiOn Of 1861: at is principle Of
law well settled in this State, that
when q majority OF the ballots at an
election nrc given to candidate who is
not eligible to the office, tho ballots no
given IRE not to be counted for any
purpose. They cannot be coua'cd 10
elect an Ineligible candidate, or to de-
feat tho election Of an opposing candi'
date, Ivy showing that he did not re-
c"ivc the majority Of the votes cast at
such election. 9Hey arc regarded az
illegal, and as hnriay no cfeet up"
tho cIfc'io. for any purpose as a
consequence, it'tol'ows that tho candi'
date who is eligible, having tho highest
number of legal votes. though that
number may be lees than the number
Of votes cast for the inelig BILE candi.
date, and less than u minority Of all the
votes cast at such election is entitled to
tue Office Tho Court Of Common
plcas Of Ireland announced the same
doctrine in 1872, which is the latest
English decision on the subject; md
the Court in making this decision, cited
as authority nine previous decisions Of
the English Courts.
The Supreme Cou7' OF California. in
the case OF srHrcy vs.. Grow. gave the
Office Of Sheriff. TO the minority candl-
date. because OF the inelIgibllhy OF tin
majority candidate. The opinion was
pronounced by Justice Baldwin. JUS
lice Cape and Chief Justice Field. now
Of the Supreme Court, coucurrIng'
The same principle was held by the Su'
rrclno Court Of Oregon, in the case of
McWhorter VS.. Brainard. Again:
Chief Justice Chase, Of Maryland
one Of the sIgncrs Of the Declaration Of
1udepenlenco-in the case of llutchi'
son vs.. Tilden, decided That oil Of tue
votes given fIr uu Ineligible candidate
are to be thrown away aud rejected us
having no force or operation in law
Judge Gushing lays down the same
doctrine. Governor Wise, Of Vir.
GINA, in 1850. gave the certificate of
c!tc'ion to the minority electoral cnndi.
date, Governor BeFeman. Of West
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Co1oSsL LAMoa, Of siartinsburg,
WHO was tho Republican candidate for
Congress in thu Second Distric. ut the
late election has been putting some un,
comfortable questions to Grapt, Gland:
Ter & Co. Lamon is not wiling 10 MD
in the inauguration Of Hays by fraud.
lie thinks tho rights Of fur million
YOlCrs should I0 respected.
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Judge Camden.

a correspondent of the Rcyisfer puys
Judge CumLen very high aud jus,
compliment for his pnst valuable ser
vices Us Legislator mud judge. md
urges his elaims Tor the United States
SnUUto
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How STRANGE!

That you pay 1Sct per pound you nay bots for
you pay l2s per pound for dead sugarTha YOU nav
1S' for american sCdaThat pay SOc' for medium Coee
That pay 81 % for Tyson hat you pay Sets Tor Of
ssnee Of Coffee That you Ply 81 per gallon for Syrup
w hen Chalfant sclls-
Be-, heavy Side Meat l5csst s. barDc Domer',a Sugar
2c and light Dead Sugar ssG boxes Of Ecu a5-Choeo
Coffee e5s and medium 22lcst Carolina Rice Tyson
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Grant-l1ayes-Isn..

We ask in all seriousness that the
following statements, fully verified,
may bu read by the white people oil
this State. Wo ask my sane Repuh.
licna il. sitter reading them, lie is will.
ing 10 fight 10 continue such state Of
things in q civilized country. We
nsk if it is possible that human nature
can much longer endure such n condi-
ton Of affairs as now exist in South
Carolina, and other Southern States
We assert. deny it who darcs, thu,
this terrible state Of society is produced
ty tho Graut.Ilayes conspirOtors, who,
to hold power, plumber the people,
keep in Office, are willing to SEQ muir
der aud arson. frauds aud cheating
mud "tho army" used to further tho
conspiracy:
BLOODY HORROR, IN ADDIrILLE.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 6.
The AbbcviilG pnpers give the FOL-.
lowing: Mcssrs. Clayton, Allen and
Baker were yesterday riding 10 the
country, and when in the vicinity Of n
church near lIowndcsville they noticed
a party Of negroes in tho bushes o. the
side of the road. The negroes [rod
upon them without word, killing Al.
len, two muskCt balls penetrating the
region Of The heart. baker was badly
wounded with shot, but will survive.
Officers went in search oFthe criminals.
Four hundred armed negroes hcTs
gathered to resist nuy arrest. and
ubouL the same number Of whites to
enforce it. Others arc coming in on
both silOs. No reason is assigned for
tho murder.
THE LowNDBLHlLLE TRAGEDY.
AGDSYlLLr, Dec 6.
Horrible developments arc being
made in tho Allen murder case, and
gr"nt indignation and excitement pre-.
walls. A wholesale plot of murder
and nrson has been discovered, Of
which this ntrociOus murder was the
opening chapter. Trial Justice Coch.
rau is holding IN investigation: Sew
crnl hundred armed white citizens arO
ut the scene Of the murder. and every
effort is being made to c1pturo tho u.s.
sassins. Twenty Eve Suspected no.
grOes have already been arrested and
arc held for examination. Six oftllcm
hayo contested participation in the
hcllish crime. The conspiracy was
cOncocted BY Invading Radical negroes,
and the plnn Of operations arranged at
church last Sunday. Two of tho sus.
pentcd parties were shot by tho Off.
GERS in pursuit, Tho butchcry of Al.
len is thought to have saved tho COM
munlty FROM general massacre.
J. Z. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20
ESy asrS.eia IL Wise,

(kcnl Ls..lc Agents and AucllOneers.
II /, .Ha,iI.f. P.UpEETY X TIL h CITY
IP NJ Al. NANDRIA AND COUNTY
CF FAIRFAX coz SALE.
BY vir.ur o. l'crco ., the Circuit Court LOT
the CITY / AIo-aadra, pronounced ST LIS May
l.~it, l3-G Il! the rAanccry cause OF Smiih
administrator ,.g INST t,loya's &c mnlstratorand
others, the undrrsgned, commissioners therein
appointed. viii ~ pubic suction, IN the cry
q, .,iaAaad IA Va, OH I'll y SSDAl. the ON
day ~ jas. SO ri II clock M. IN front OF
TIE Port III, 5.l1In,. "tler or safe me follow
ing a,tnnIc prorrL t" VII: >,,o,r,,,,
ist the premise, invwa ~ EO. 4O SOU LID
WAo!ii@,U.I.S oIhaAI L, between Prince
I'D Bake streets being To- with three story
hrcN Dwelling thereon.
= HOUSE 4u. LOI OF GROUND, situated
upon tie Jutn side of q zen street! between
y ,.~ningtou ana columbus streets, and KNOWN
srd auu. bcrrd - 30. IL.
3. j T&AuT UF LAND, in Fairfax county,
Containing about thirty acres on The Little
.i-ec luEHpi ~ rot-d, Known rs the M LII
RIA IT, nDog: n3nc miles from Alexandria
adjoining. tn !Hfns Ia-"iy owned by hessrs;
: sk, " uo>lur .AI toward. IL las wood and
w.,lrr aaC !. .,oou a.c for y country grlst and
SAW mill
ferns: One tcu:h OF Tie purchase moEey to
be paid in G 81, and the residue To be PAID IN
three "a lii. ls....I.cut= III SlA. Twelve and eight
en- iGu..lLy, - b. secured by the bonds Of tho
l.rca.ser:. n.ar ~ interest ~ Elk pr ct. from
Tie U..y OF SAFE, wI.A good personal security
The title 30 be retained until the purchase
.l.bla 10 b. re- id ~ g risk OF the purchasers
up"r h.s yc th-lr l..lugc - comply with the
terms Of $40 Conya yaAcns At the cost Of the
PURCHASERS. FHtNUlsS L. SMITH,
j. +. BEACH,
ie 3-.o.s Conlmrs Of Sale.
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.9TGTfGST SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue. OF
~ The decree Of the Circuit Court OF F Far
county, entered up at November term, 1870, IN
the suits of w. Powell VS.. NJ J. Worster'
Richard H!rst and others, the undersigned,
commissioners named i'll said decree; VIZ, on
MJNDAY \, the 18th day of July, 1876, Court
day, 1t O'CLOCK p m, in front of the door OF
tie Court house Of ssid count, sell to the high
est bidder the following LOTS or Lam U ~ ~,
Lot No. |. containing s. acres 8 roods and %
poles, and lot 20 2 containing q acres,, rood
ard Is poles; said two lots constituting lot no.
Wn,, Nielsen and were purchased by Richard
Nir*t This land lies near Langley, in a thrifty
neghborhood, and is of good quality. ~
Terms ii Sale: So much cash IN hand rs Will
pay the costs ol suit and expenses Of SALE and
The r. sAue III three cqusl annual payments to
boar iEte-cs! rom the day of ssle, AMI to be Sc
cured BY the notes Of the purchaser, with good
persona. soc!rity, aai The title to be retained
uAtli tina l.>- payment is made.
4. l.. SMITH,
THOMAS MOORE,
F,;rrv no T. 1--w4y Comm rs. of Sale.
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10. >, \i@g street tcs "ndri", virginia
rFrA!s5rE ) ,ALE.-By virtue of deed
i Of tru-. y Robert l.. Wood and his wife.
{; ."d on The i u j,.y Of January, IN the year
ISL AID % record in the Clerks office OF the
Lo.p"IH.ol - lit, vi tae city OF alexanoria
w lbvr No |. page 49, the undersigned, rs
trustee H. sid iced named, will sell Tor cash, AT
puh.jc suction in front If the Market house,
81. il, -. .,rc,t. Alexandria, Va. on SAIU r.
DAY tn. ltn day Of july, $50, ~ II o'clock
M, the pr uperty conveyed 10 HIM by the ssia
rtc'.d 81 trost, viz:
Isl 4 LDT OF GROUND on the north side
ni + INK stree: between Lee and Union streets,
AiexanlrIa W., fronting - feet inches on
I'm. >:rrcI. running back 10 Fayette alley 81
feet, improved 10y y THREE STORY BklCh-
I. Z. r h.tttis>h thereon.
2ud. n LJr OF CHOU ND in said city, sit.
uutcd ~ the west side o. Fairfax street, IS feet
and incne- south Of ince sire {, ano runnlng
thence aurth on Fairfax street % feet; thence
ua-a.." t. Prince street IS eet nchesi thence
south parallel H. FslrtnA street > !eet; thence
west y r.slel III Prince street j3 feet / inches;
them. :out.. parallel to Fairfax street ~ fee'i
thence er~l y raltel 10 Prince street - ie,t, 10
tie bcccntlE, iGpruved by u INO.SIOE1
tHA..E DIV ELAING thereon.
H.O. CLAUGHTON.
i.15 T. Trustee.
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embark at Havre on Saturday for the United

euodfE aC E1aVre Oh OatuTQay lot tue UnlteO
States.
LONDON, June 20.-Tbe agent of the New
York Associated Press having called the at.
tention of the managing director of the Direct
Cable Company to the reports in the news
papers of an aualgamation or working agree
ment between the Direct and Anglo American
Companies received the following:
"ln reply to your note beg to inform you
that | am not aware of any rroect Tor an
amalgama,ion between the Auglo American
and this company"
It will be seen that while the foregoing de-
MES the report Of an anal gamation of the two
companies, it does not deny the rumor o! a
wo king arrangement which is prominently
mentioned 10 the newspapers.
Mr.. Weaver, the General Manager of the
Anglo American Telegraph Company, says in
regard to he reports:
There is no proposition OF the kind before
US, nor has any been made by either company
so far as | koow but there is section Of
shareholders in both companies, working ude-
pendent of boards, who are trying to Firing
about 40 amagamation or comblnaliono Of some
kind"
This explains the newspaper paragraphs,
which may have some tru b 10 them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20
1BY TELEGRA PHI

NEW 70 K, June 20.--stocks active and low.
er. Money 2. Gold l25 Flour dull and de-
Ginning Wheat quiet and nomnally lower.
Corn dull ard unchanged.
BALTIMORE, June 20 Virginia IS, deferred,
81; DO consolidated 67t do; y aerles 70 Cot
ton steady middling ll9sll3. Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat-W cstern dull and lower !;
Southern quiet but frmer and higher; Western
amber track 1l5s12) red 90sll0; Pennsylvania
red l2Sal35; Mnrylan red, good t. prime, 130a
1888; do. amber l4Osl42; do. white lljal40 Corn
SO. .thern frmcr aud higher Western lower
and fairly active; Southern white $500; South
ern yellow 81 Western mixed 50 spot and
June; $50 July; so bid August. Oats more nc
tive and irmer; Southern, good to prime =6s3S;
Western white 36a31; Western mixed 32a35.
Rye dull and easy III 1880 Hay dull and un
changed. Provisions strong and higher. Pork
~ 50aS21 Bacon-shoulders 81 clear rib sides
u; hams 145al5!. Lard steady and firm; re-
lined l24al23. butter steady and firm good to
fine Western IL .. Sugar firm; demand good
ut 1Oss10a Coffee fr1ner and higher; Rio car
goes l5talSi; iobbing lea ISL. Whiskey frmer
but quiet IL II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20
Foreign News.

LONDON, June 2O.-The United States le-
CATION here have nothing to make public con-
ceruipg the position Of the American Govern
mept on The ex,radition question. SO far as
is known 20 negotiations are pending with a
Wv 10 a new or an amcudCd treaty. The
News this morning has strong editorial on
the release of Brent, the Louisville torger,
witch concludes as follows: Lord Derby's de-
mand that prisoner shall not be tried 90 a
different state of facts from those proved 10 the
surrenderipp country proceeds from au unWar.
ran,abIc assumption. We are not bound to
watch over the administration OF justice 10
other Countries. Their tribunal may be trusted
10 deal properly with crime committed Withln
their Jurisdiction when it is once shOWo by
evidence, which would justify bis comnlttal
here that a fugitive has forfeited his title to
the protection of our laws We may fairly give
him up to the Justice oil the country against
which ne has offended. TO assume that lts
courts will not deal fairly with him is reason for
re using TO enter into any treaty of extradtion
with it at all, but not for vexatlru' aud suspl-
cious stpulatiouS.
LONDON, June 2O.-There was sharp up,
ward movement 10 Aoglo American aud
Direct Cable Company's shares yesterday and
to-day. The 6uaucers and the city editors oil
journals generally explain the advance as being
based upon a Iunorcd analgamation or work
ing agreement between The Two companies
A match race for hundred pounds side
from Putney to Morlake, between Jno: dig,
gins OF Sbadwall and Rott. Watson Boyd OF
Gateshead Higgins came home the winner
BY Glteen lengths.
The report OF the death of Mr.. TAlbot mem
Der @! Parliament for Glamorgaushlre, Is ID
correct. Ii was his SOP who died.
James Baird, of Csmbusdoon, the millionaire
ionmaster who recently gave -. 500, 900 to the
Scottish Church, died TO day.
LYONS, June 20.-The workmen's delega
tioa TO the Phlatr phia Ceutennia! Exhibition
who we're grated sutvention by this muul
cipaliy, will start from here on Thursday ano
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

49,. Fox !t.HT-ino oTOREhOUoE Nc
ss$a - !-.ug ;1cct, corner OF King and Fairfax
Et'rat: this i. i.uy @ttHd Tor business aid has
been occ,!p u& Iyr H.Gy years rs "A dry goods
store pu~s-:.iG.. gwen ~ once. Apply TO H.
SAiitu, l.. >atl.ilai bAn!l, or No. 81 south
PIT street, my l7-coti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20
COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. June 2O.-Receipts of
Wheat continue light and tho market is quiet
and unchanged in prices sales of good to prime
red samples al 100 and 40 Corn is quiet and
steady offerings OF G58 bushels, with sales Of
mixed lots at 81 and 50 Rye is dull and lower;
offerings light, with sales at IS. No sales OF
Oats reported. Other articles are unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20
S.I.. .IgE5I t5as ftE.fT.

Nc FOR R5N'H-TWU desirable STORES
Xii OF X iug str"ct--oGe with DIV ELLfNt;
- one OF Fairfax street Possession gwen
June It, Apply 10 VIM. N. BROWN, No. s.
y Fairfax .,rpry my 22-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

In the active pursuit OF pleasure or gam,
the iuestimable blessing OF nea''h Is too oi.nu
forgotten uuti disease Is hrmy seated, anu 'llI
fact only realized by great oouly aou lneu ;n.
suffering. The Liver Is the 'u'nelao.e poinO
in most persons, and the dlSarraoeelheu. "a sno
organ Involves almost the whole Sys.eu' ncu;o
the reason why undcr Liver dis q, ,se .nere -
enumerated such number OF IN c'ious. au ~
We claim the Simmons Liver hetu'atot " oo
q remedy for them all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

FELL IN HooFFs RUN-A colorcd man
named Murphy, while crossing the Stone Bridge
last uight, strayed from the right pa h and fell
into the run below He had large bucket OF
cherries 10 his hand when he fell aud there was
a considerable mixing Of darksy and cherries
for a few moneos, but no damage was done
beyond the loss of the fruit and slight duck
ing for the man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

NEARLY FIRE.-At an early hour last
night, daughter of Mr.. J. S. Force, who
keeps confectionery store on King street,
uear Pitt, while trying to light the gas 10 the
ice cream saloon, in the second story, set fire to
the tissue paper with which the chandelier AS
ornameuted. The light nf!mmabe material
b!azcd up aud falling, communicated to the
carpet, and would, DO doubt. have resulted 10
serious damage but for the efforts of gentle
man in the saloon, who smothcred the flames
with table cover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

EXCURSION. Quite number Of ladies and
gentlemen went down the river last nlgnt on
the steam tug Kate. They Landed at Marshall
Hall, where several hours were spent IN the
pleasures of the dance. The excursion Vas
rotten up under the SUPERVISION Of Mr.. James
ii. Fowle, and the participants returned home
at an early hour this morning, highly pleased
with their trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20
!: hKEET GARDEN FOR RENT.
sTAlOR'S OFFICE,
lRE arx,rldria Va June u 1875.

vi lORS OFFICE,
1ek A4rX>rldrla, Va, June II 1915.
Al! persons own Z or intanGl'.S 10 keep at.y
ariI,.r! Of tn" dog sad ar: hereby notified u
come lUrs,,r.! md >c out iic-r!se for th,saEnc
rom the hu Tor. All persons !ound with
dog or L..Gs on lis or Der pr"rnies without the
f,q.rci lfccn=e stall be fined b. the Mayor
FIVE DDi.Laito for every dog so owned or
BIZ. b red atLor ia y 1t.
and il i. iur.u:r yrlcrcd that after the aOth
instant Nj rogs ;ouEd running ri large III tnc
street. Of his ny without being properly a"d
securely IN ZIed shall be seized by persons de-
slena.cI .or lAat purpose and dealt with accord
ing u Jaw. 10 a.l dogs /. IND running 81 i"Eec
in Tn Market place =u,I. b: k'i..a
ie PHI K. kEMrER, Mayor.
lust KECEIEED-A new lot OF IhlM-
y MlrG~ suitable lor Linen ouiLnga, con
sis.i1g of Linen Embroidery, Fringe ana Laces,
FakGUSUN BkUS..
;o11 81 King street.
pnRl., GEhf,A, for the obstruction OF the
rolnto Bug another large supply just re-
NV is Els. LEADBEATEH i BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

BURNING OF CORPORATION FUNDS. The
Finarc, Committee oil the Cl'y Cruncil last
night and to. day burned one million and thirty.
sven thousand dollars Of old Corporation
bonds, mos, of which were taken 10 III place:
Of the new bonds issued. they also buried
sl3 of old Cooperation stock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

For TIE PENITENTIARY -rhe colored man
Lewis Major, who was arrested some few
weeks since for an attempted rape on littls
danghtrr of j. +. Burnctt, at Penny Hill
grave yard, rcar this city, was tried before
.ln,;pc Sancstcr. of the County Court of Fair
fax, Yesterday, found guilty aud sentenced to
Twelve years 10 the penitentlary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

TO reach the highest standard OF health; ma
turc demands the utmost regularly OF the
bowels slight deviation brings many To-
conycniences and paves the way TO more serious
dangers. We can recommend Dr: Bun 'eRe-
table Pills IS The best medicine lor the oeeuS
Of the digestive apparatus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

A Berlin dispatch says accounts received
| from all sources are full of apprehension OF
further violence and perhaps general up.
| rising in Constantincplc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

CHASING A THlEF-A noted colored thief
named James Welsh alias Faunteroy, met a
small boy named Wall, on Royal street, this
morning. ADD snatched from the child's hand a
small sum OF money, with which he made of.
The alarm Was given at once, and after hard
chase he was captured 10 40 alley near St. Paul 5
Church, by officer Purcell, who locked him up
10 the s,aron house for examination before the
Mayor. Quite commotiou was caused on
Royal street by the boys and men who joined
in the chase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

Brent, the Louisville Iorgcr, who was re-
leased from prison yesterday, is boarding at
house 10 Craven street. London, uuder an as
sumcd name. lie has no funds Of his own.
He says he will not make any claim for the re
turn oil the securities tnuud on him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

From their advertisement Slaymakcr 20.
soem to have taken new departure on the
dress goods question. Instead OF carrying over
thn;r Goods from one season to another, they
make prices uow before the season is oyer tha'
will close them out even at q considerable loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20

THE CONTRACT Tor furnishing iron bedsteads
# ~. i,il was not awarded to-day, because the
two loTest bids were for precisely the same
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-20
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
Bargains !!
! Ban
Bargains !
At DEALHAm'S.

Bargains! Bargains !!
Bargains!
AtDEALHAM'S.
A fine, new and complete stock, comprising
Suits of French.
English
and Scotch
Cassimeres,
Diagonals,
Worste'ls,
&c, &c, SC,
in great variety,
at remarkably low prices.
S. DEALHAM,
No. SO KING STREET.
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