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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03
I,Ocnl KreVities.

The union prayer mceticg will be held 10 the
M. Z. Church South tonight, at o clock
The Committee on Public Property organ
lied last night By elacting Alderman .. u
Neale chairnan. All the members were pres
ent except Mr.. Evans. :.
Brad Ad,ms' excursion to Richmond VIII
take place on Saturday, Dight, rain or shiue'
Tickets are being sold rapidly, and those 10
tending to 60 should supply themselves at once
The culvert under the street at the corner oil
Princess and Royal streets has caved 10, cav'
ing a large hole. which is very danger, US TO
horses passing that point.
L. o. G. Nicklin, formerly Of Rappahanncck
county, and brother of Mr.. }. H. Nlckhn, OF
this city, died recently at his home III New
Hope, Missouri.
Mr.. Jacob G. Hazcley the celebrated Atrl-
can lecturer. will deliver a discourse on the
"Greboes' at Roberts chapel, to-Dcrr1w
night, for the benefit of that church.
The committee in charge of the Relief Hook
and Ladder Company's excursion have invited
the matron and orphans at the Female Orphan
Asylum to accompany them Oh Wednesday
next to Marshall Hail.
Mr.. Vansant, the express messenger who
was 80 badly bruised In tue cOillsloo on Mon
day Was removed to his home in Baltimore
to. day. He is rapidly recovering from his 10,
jurcs, although still very sore.
The Superintendent OF Police has cut ditch
across Washington street at the intersection
with Franklin street, by which the water Is
,urncd down the latter street to the tan yard
drain, instead of flooding the path Leading to
the Catholic cemetery, as it formerly did,
Mr.. Harrison Emerson, an aged aud we'll
known resident of West Eod, is lying quite
sick at bis residence there from the effects OF
blow with stone. received 10 quarrel with d
ueighbor some days since on acc unit OF the
alleged trespass of some geese.
Owing to the late wet and cloudy Weather the
excursion of the Ladies Uuion Rellet Society
fer the benefit of the poor, which was 10 have
taken place tonight, will be postponed until
Friday night, if fair; if not, until Monday
night.
john H. Lockery the colored man who was
arrested ut Harpcrs Ferry about week since,
aud brought to this city GU suspicion OF being
one Of the ely mont murdererS, was relcas ID
from Jail to-day, by Justice Thompson, no cvl.
dencc appearing 10 convict him.
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F'crrtIIl NeNtS.

LONDON, August 3.-Uuless delayed by the
liberals opposing the education bill, Parliament
will probably be prUr0gurd on the l4ih or 18th
inst The Right Hon. Ben lmlD Dlsraell and
Lord Cairns were not present at the banquet 10
Her Males Us ministers given by he Lord
Mayor OF LoDdou last night, on account OF Ill
health The speeches made during the even
ing were unimp r;alt.
Eight OF the crew of the American ship,
VIM. Wilcox, Capt. K'llmau, which lett Phila
dclphia. June I, Tor Dublin aud arrived at that
port July +, were brought before the magistrate
at DUBLIN yesterday, charged with mutuy
while on Ne voyage aud r,manded for trial.
LONDON, August 3.-The statement telc
.rapncu TO the Gaululs that the Il lbrkS had
killed all the people in the streets OF Smyrna Is
an absurd cxagg, ration. A letter TO the Tim
signed by auluhabltans Of Smyrna says: 5000
volunteers arrived on the 18Th Of j ly from the
interior aud embarked for the scene Of the
Turkish war. They were permitted to parade
through the Frank quarter eu route to the bar
racks. They pluDdcrcd some shops and Ujured
about duzGn persons, WJ OF them seriously
The consu 5 visited the Governor and demand
ed the punishment OF the Gu prts and security
in the future, both Of which were promised.
Even this is an ex parte statement adverse t
the Turks.
CoNsTANTINOpLE. August 3.-OfhciaI dis
patches state that the Turks have captured tht
Serriau fortified position near Gurgusovatz
iohciiDg heavy loss. The Turkish losses ar
smaller. II is believed that the Servian Gen
era Tchernayctf is at Saitschar.
LONDON, August "a dispatch to tn
Reuters Telegram Company from Senn says
| Two Thousand Volunteers have lett the SerVal
Driua army and have Invaded Bosnia for tn
purpose OF prosecuting genera! warfare.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. Stocks active and IT.
regular. Moucy2 Gold | L. Flour tiru. W heat
quiet and frm. Corn tirm
BALTIMORE, Aug 3.-Va. SKIES, deferred
81; GO. consolidated 66; do. - series 80.
Cotton 6rmer and not quotabIy higher; MIDI lug
lltalls. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
quiet aud unchanged. Corn-southcTn stcad:;
western 6rmcr and higher; southern white j61
So; do. yellow 56a57; western mixed SCI spot,
August and the last half of August, So Sep
tcmbcr. Oats steady; Southern prime sc;
western white Sc; do. mixed SO Rye quiet at
55 60 Hay dull and heavy; Maryland and
Pennsylvania basil. Provisions easier AID
not quotably lower. Pork 20,25. L:rd-.c-
6ncd l2lal24. Butter strong and unchanged.
Coffee steady. firm anu unchanged, Sugar
quiet at llS Whiskey 6rmer and quiet at l55ll
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{ vHTr M, Aiit,MY,

yB'it VI y. yAihh I,
4 r. r,mcrjy 4 lex. Boarding ScnooD
Estri,ll.n & by =" ain Hu.!uwc.l ~ ls!l
a can .t.,:n tUg,l,i, Classical and Mathc-
ur,lcsi colr,c taur :; u,o French, German
nd ~pni.,-h. ext .c,sipn VIII Cum!IvEct
~~PIu- az 10 Catalogues furnished ri re-
gus
Terms For honrl, tuition, washing aGd
iig t., $50 ler hn session IN advance For day
sch" ar -l5 :pr tuition In haal$h branches,
- % n |: ek End stin (eAch) ard $50
Mu..r;. iaGg .a.es ("a"h> pe: quarter II nd
y,.nc, J Il ) }. iii.A kB,ikN, Prnclpnl,
A!iZ 3-2awti Alexandra, Virginia
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rEEHE u UENS2GNED A TEACHER or
( long cx: cricGcc in training youth IN The
h ne school, in .he Young Ladies Seminary,
desires situation in y private family or hoiae
e,hool. Course OF study-bngiisn, Elementary
ana Higher Latin, Greek and N Mathematics.
Satisfactory 7"fcrcnccs given. address W u.
n pAt1 =, ~ Linden avenue. Baltimore, Md.
K r---n. Ix,N
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The Turf.

SARATOGA, Aug 3.-Ine first race to-day,
dash OF ule, with ali. wincesicr beaten horses,
was VOL by Inspiration Gray Nun second, and
Burgrv 81. lime Az
SARATOGA, Aug 3-Ia the second race;
Saratoga stakes; miles; won by Leonard. BON
bach second; Belmont third. Time ll79.
SARATOGA, Aug 3.-ln the third race Pa
role woo easily; Freebooter second; Warlock
third. Time 3:lUS.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
u q e. "a A.Ii. = EI'.LN

MANY y AEHiNGTlN
viii hereafter b.. .iI.-ic only t. MOI 1T Y Err
son <Phi NG.j, whore no Intoxicating drinks
will &c sold nn the grounds OF boat. Two trips.
n,,vinG Prince street "harf al 10! n m, rn.urr~
llg 81 - D. IN fare 10 IS Second Lrig leaving
=: /! . "a, returning ii 8; fare - cts. Those
s,o:ng on The Il 81 trip can return OF the second
rip free Of charge Refreshments, including
good country NIX, cen 10 mad Oh The grounds,
'crs,;s wishing 10 spend n pleasant day IN the
country, whore good wator and Shnde abound,
CAN 10 it. jy Z5-lf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A LII PERSONS HAVING DULY AU.
II thenticsted claims against the estate Of
RICHARD WINDSOR, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same to the undersi gned,
and all persons indebted to the said estate are
requested to come forward and settle promptly.
DAVID A. WINDSOR,
FREDERICK L. WINDSOR,
~ oe1,n Executors.
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MurIerOuS Burglar.

NEWARK. n. j., Aug. 3.-Snortly after five
o clock this morning policeman Stnnlcy Brock
was shot, and it is thought morally Won 4 d,
by burglar. The officer surprises wo n.cn
robbing house and f ed IL. Or e tilrn.. Tho
returned tue fire anu nc fell Pierced through
the left luag. The burglars escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

The CANAL BREAK letter dated on
Monday last containing more definite nforma-
ton az to the break iu the canal near Hancock
was received here this morning. The brock Is
at Hetzer's farm. on the Fourteen mile level,
and is 10 the BERN bank. The letter says that
material for the repairs is abundant, at the
point pamed, and that the repairs can be com
pleted 10 four days.
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avg 3-3. K. Il HSVENER Gen. Supt.
xg~@ UNION RELIEF EXCURSION


Mr. :. 5. Howson having generously tender
cd !he use Of the n,st 'NIty Of A!c2andria' to
to &dcs oc the Union Relief for the Poor there
viii be II Moon,ish. Excursion down the river,
on I'll k>uAY EVENING. August 81 The
Alcx&ndrie string ..nt Bras Band. through tue
courtesy cI is Manager VI. NJ U!m-u IA. OF.
tlrel: Us services Tor the occason
Tickets CA. be procured from the following
Hnmol gentlemen VINO Will kindly asst the
l:.,on j. Windsor, Robert " Falls, George
K. Hi Robert =. Lee, " l. Baldwin james
Green, ucorgc II. Robinson George u. French,
I. +. ! e. better NanIoa H. Jaanoy, &. Wu.
E4l1-@y ). II i.uat Allen Iur...on and Ms rs
W -r".G 4 Hall IL
49, uu aDo7c Txcu7.ion naa bcau nostponed
- rid Y nigh. il AIR, it not, Monday Night.
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Strikers.

New YORK, Aug. d! hc ,trikira icng>liore
mep arc gradually rcturning to w,:k =, Thirty
cents per hour rates TIC Steamship comp-u
les have not been put TO TDuc' inc nic&c".
and the ocean steamers will all he really 20 sail
ON time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

DESPoNDENCY, if allowed unchecked. will
often produce morbid condition, so that the
least unsatisfactory affair that happens will
swell into terrifying proportions. The mind
being warped often mparts torpidity to the
body. all OF which more frequently is the effect
OF uactlon OF the liver than from any other
cause. and by resorting to Sim mons Liver
Regulator the mind will often find relief with
the body.
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CoIIEcToRS OFFICE

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July Il, 1876.
Notice is he rooy given that tho tax bills due
for 1876 are now in our hands for collection, and
the attention OF parties interested il respectfully
called to the following provision in the revenue
bill Of that year:
1.-THE Collectors Of Taxes shall! make dis
count of ten per cent on all bills paid in full by
the first of September, 1876, and discount OF
eight per cert on all bills paid IN full by the
first of October, 1876
S K FIELD, Col. South District.
JNO BILL, Col. North. Dist
~ 2l-2m -----.
DRY GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED
- PRICES-July 81, lS76-Bargans Bar
gains Bargains I'VE are anxious to reduce
Stock as much as possible for the reception OF
Fall and Winter Goods, and can safely say to
our friends and the purchasing public that now
is the time for them t. make investments Our
stock is good in all departments snd our pur-
chsses have been made At the down prices.
Country merchants can now assert up their
stocks at great advantage, and would do we'll to
call in person or send in their orders at once.
Laurel D A Brown Cottons at tic net cash.
ID. F. BKASHEAR.
a.. B. Hoomes. No. lO9 KING street,
iy 81 Alexandria, Va
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EECEkSSU.e-s, pgT.1-SCs &c

~ CUESION OF THE RELIEF, IT, :
HOOK AID LADDER COMPAN i aks sssssss s;s
to y h>HAi.L HALL, on WEDNESDAY,,
August 9th, 1876
Tie steamer Malta NO will leave King st.
Wha"t ! 5 y. n; returning leave Marshall Hall
III ) m.
Each ts'oily or club attending tho day cxcur-
slnf will be presented with y photograph of
themselves !hHnn OF tho grounds.
f"ftot md Field Croquet and other smuse-
n - n-n.i led
II. BIT on the moonlight trip will leave a.
u =. N; returning from Marshall Hall ut II
{" cl,cE "nt hgnln ii. 3 y. N.
1ooi music has been engaged.
Sv..l0Ittcc Of rrHngemcnts-R VI. Latham,
!! gar W,.rted, J. NJ. Buchanan, }. y. Green
':""r>c Wise. Park Agnow, Julian Moore, K.
j. ~ i.rian.
nert."m II and lady 81 lady's tickets sc ;
chiGT"n and servants sc each. aug BID
gNASHlSGTON u ONO r. R-CAMP
- MAtTlNr-Tge NJ. =. -
&. Eurch ~o..ta VIII beg!: y = 4 4 ...s &c: -. s:, Y.
lamp ae.t.t, NEAR VIENNA, Au4 Us: Sd,
l. conn ICON week. Regular train wi ,cavc
al"s Hr.!-.a ta!iy, eXC:,t Sunday, a 8 II =. n.
lid !.-3 ). IN Uu sunday, Angus ., n extra
tr.'' vii! tc..vc A.cx,ntra u. 93u i H. Re
'%Ta tor .na rou@d ZIP Ticket: Z od t, rc.urn
;it!:HE IL. l4cc. nr.
aug 50. 4. Il HAVENER Gen. Supt
gE1O Hl,HMgND AND kETUHN THEE
A DDLLA K !-SAI UR- F--T,, -, --z=s=@-7
D"I Aug 5. lo76-BkA DaaIss:aa IL ~ ...s
u VI will give thc first ot scric. u ..AcuT-
sIans, D. reii, u the above naued place Oh the
IlG proXI1io. II order that Ill may nave IN
opporta;lty OF visiting That historic ely, the
rice u the tickets ua= been fixed n 93 {. round
zap. the .rain will ica"r il ST. depot, Wash.
= ton At II p al, and re- urn t. that city early
Monday morning, !hu: atio:dlng a.mpl+ time to
,i-.t u. me p.aces OF interest Special palace
cas- or ejg, also extra ears Tor cui0!cG people
vi! ic provided Tue train will leave the lex
..iG.& Jrpot nj II 80 Tickets for sale vt &. h.
French .;1oastoro and Al The fuyette u depot.
S;s To RICHMOND AND ktTURN.
jy Z6-lw
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iha Thrift Eighth Annual Scs>i N will com
.ucnct un HpN Gay, Scptcab;i ! b.
Tce u want IS are Experienced teachers,
inlroyo1 ~i... .tc1.iou, military dlsciplinc, and
dar .ibra7, ..l apparatus. Char-c :"r b'%r1
M ;uIIUr;. g. ~ quarter session 81 lwo AM p
has mo tp> ac.y application vii! &c hc.cs-
sly - So II. .GuI ,>l"r tOr catalogues "ni
otter in 'ur;Eat.uu aGs!res.
4 CuAnU l. Ga&SE, a. ". Principal,
nl.g i--.ilu ORA 4cr u 2 2A"hdrit, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

The most concentrated. universal nn' C:ura 10
fertilizer ever offered 70 the f.rm r-cornb linr
I'll tho stimulating qlsiitics % rcsur.n '1uU0.
and the ever durrbie f"rii iz,at properties -
Bones. In fine dry powder. preparoi cXpT"@sE
for drilling.
Alter eighteen yeas cY2nr,"no" By he farm
ers % Maryland aud Vtrgni,. il - "a. oE
"ExcfLs1oR," it is taeir o.. n n tnas ~ NJ, J.
cation Of &c pounds Of "EXcGI. IoE is ~ ~" +
rom 200 to 800 pounds o! anc ot.~: '".t.j.Has @;
suano, and therefore ally lUl Der 81 ch'~",r
UNIFORMITY |FQ;IA LiTY " Aj:.t-H
Ted RY III NJ ANUFAtTU tE&N.
NI~- Farmers should soc thnt every Nrg IS
branded MS above with the y = HE>'.r nd
OUR NAME in RED LETTaR,. Al uth"-S
az colnterecits.
PRICE S:s1 PER TON.
j. J.Ta;xsAEfs a. &C..
d. Prntt ST Baltimore.
For sale by R. M LAWSON, A:cIsn }rH,
Wv = L.:lln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

THERE is still general complaint of dull
times. with very few exceptions -SIaymaker
Go, among the latter. They seem as busy in
the morning as 10 the briskest season. Their
whole front pavement was filled up with goods
this morniog.
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Aquatic.

ST. JOINS, Angus 3.-'rhe NV BOAT i6r
the Paris crew has arrived from Il g.tcd In.
crew will row 10 it at Phllaloirt.". Vile
Ross is training for 'ho single scu'i races It
Phildelphia,
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l'arkOlipu.

ST. Louis, Aug. 3.--D!sp:tches receive!
frou Jefferson City say that pardons we're +,
ceived there yesterday for tac Whisky nr2
swindcrs
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pERsoNAI.-The Batimor, News Of yestcr.
day says: "Col. Arthur Herbert. we'll known
aS commandment of the l7th Virginia regiment
during the late war; was in the city this morn
ing, and called upon the Mayor on official bus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

To have good health medicine is necessary
occasionally. As family medicine We can
recommend Dr. Bulls Vegetable Pills, and ad
wise all to have box constantly on hand for
cases OF necessity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

ACCIDENT. VIM. Woodfed who lives
90 St. Asaph street, left his little child sitting
in covered wagon, at his door, for moment,
Yesterday, when the horse making sudden
start, the child was pitched out of the back OF
the wagon, and quite severely bruised aud cut
90 the head. Its injuries are, however, not
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T7pI5COpAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ia Winchester, Va.

Rev J. &. u HEAT, ID, Principal,
Assisted b. com "t,n. and cs pnr;cncrG teschcrs
II the several departments. The exercises nt
this ms i.u.c vii. tc resumed ScpaGnb4r7 I, 1876.
FOR Circulars, containing full information, ~
rly 10 Rev. } Z. " he&. Eefer9lccs: The bl=t.-
on al4d Clergy Of the Diocese u Virginia.
~ Ill
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MARKET GARDEN FOR BENT.

SIX ACRES OF GOOD LAND, on the
Lochabar farm, Just North of the Canal locks
now occupied by Mr.. Peverill as market gar
den, will be rented for the ensuing year or leas.
cd for term of years to good tenant, ut rea-
sonsble rates. Possession given on the first Of
the year Apply ut this Office. dec 2o-f
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LOCAL NEWS.

Roy Persons leaving the city during the sum
,nsr can have the Gazette mailed to them Tree
pt hostage.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Y o:aunton, Virgini..

NEV. 7. .. Il L III >, =. ID TFVVIV,'
Assisted BY inTg: corps Z" experienced cheers.
Ihrts second annual session will commence
SEPT. Patronage represents nineteen states
Buildings suAciCu. Grounds extensive Terms
oio rate Churchrs OF seven denominations
;i,iIn three minutes walk For Catalogues
address tho Ecc;or, oC Hon. II. W. Shelley.
-Du:ri -, " IN
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Charlo.toCviiln, IS .t-w!s

$500. or VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
- TX Pursuant to the decree -! the Circuit
-curt o1 EairiaN County, pronouncc1 Mt Ju"9
t"rIa, 1871, IN the suit OF Charles }. Brewer and
| other. the uniursi med commissioners named
in said decree will, on MDNHA l. the 2st day
- AUGUST, lo71 th,, beng Cour. day, a. nooA
Of In ! day before the ,or Of the Court House
.. ..ii county, sci to the highest bidder, by
public auction that vniu bic property 90 wA4cH
john ". tiUrpo.nt ~ present resides, formerly
ne residence Of the is.tc William Brewer Inns
tract contains ONE HUN D&br AND SIXTY
\ Is, is improved - y cJm."rL%h'c Ca
FRAME WILLING, with the usual .iEasA
out buildings, Is wol w.terrd and tinb.r"d, IN ;.
GOOD stat" II CT tlvatipH good !ru'L, and hes IN
She Vi iGidLa Pike, near 6ibson's woods ana ai-
joins Ssh Cir rover
Terms t. sale: Enough cash in hant 70 pay
THO rxlca>cs Of SAFE and thc sum OF oS9i Is, with
interest thereon from til" 18Th day Of Apr'',
1879. til day of ,alc. ard the residue in tnrce
qutl arrual payments, to bear interest rom
tie dag If sale, 10 be secured by the notes "i III"
purchaser, with good personal security, and r''
ter ton of title until the last payment Is made.
C0nveyuncing 1T the expense OF the purchaser.
THOMAS K LOVE, Commissioners
THOMAS MOORE, OF 9a!c
Eai-ray county iv 1T-yjw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

FOR RENT-The STOREHOUSE Nc.
I'll 81 King street, corner of King and Fairfax
streets This is fine stand for business ard has
been occupied for many years as dry goods
store Possession given at once. Apply to D.
SMITH, LIST National Bank or No 81 south
pitt street. my 17-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

~ FOR RENT-The premises Nos. 81 and
SO King street, now occupied by Messrs
Eorse s. Co. Possession given Aug. 1st 1876
iyil-eotf ANDREW JAMESON, Trustee.
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FOR RENT

A RARE CHANCE FOX BUSIN ESS.
The SOAP and CANDLE MAN UFACTO
RY on Union street. This is a splendid chance
for good, profitable business being the only oac
in the city in operation. 1t will be rented low
to good tenant, Possession gwen Octobe: LIST.
Apply to
~ Io-eoIm SAMUEL H. LUkT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

FOR RENT-The DWELLING HOUSE
No. 223 King street, between Patrick and
Alfred Supplied with water and gas. Apply
at this Office Jy
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SAMUEL H. LU Mt.

FOR rem THE THREE- STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE now in the
occupancy of the late Alfred Chapman, on
Prince street between Royal and Pitt Posses.
sion given 9th day ,: August.
iv 2l-eo6t w N. McVEIGH.
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FOR SALE OK RE.VT.

FOR KENT-The STOREHOUSE Ne.
R:i 90 King street, at present occup cd By Lucas
" Burroughs. Possession gwen Septcmber lst
Apply to [jy 31-eotf1 w. B. GREGORY.
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ArpTIrE-Dur bills ~ july 1t, 1870 are
~ made out and WI! b. presented. - one'
Our friends will plcase give lnc'F prompt a.'o''
ton ~ them. ,uur,
IL 80 H. y. Ola l IL q - - ~ 70
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WEATHER pRoBABILIrIEs.- Var Depart
o,,nt Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,rutou, D. c., august 3. le76-l030 a. M
iH the Middle States rising followed by falling
barometer, easterly to souLherly winds, stsllon-
NV or slowly rising temperature, partly cloudy
esther and along the coast rain areas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

DUBLlC : 4 LF-')n thursday, August
4 2lh, 1876, At the residence of Samuel and
Eiz Stewart. decd. the undersigned nelrs OF
Samuel and Eliza Stewart, deco will otter by
public sale, the allowing described REAL Els
FATE, lying in Fsuquicr County, and State Of
Virginia, viz: 2sG! acres, tormely known as
the nome pac" OF Wm. Fletcher, dec d., ad-
joining the lands Of VIM. Beverley, Daniel Ter
foot and w. w Philips. The above described
land is III b high state Of cultivation, Is well
adapted TO either farming or grazing, Is well
watercd and Limborcd sfd has oa il All the He
cessary out buildings, close atjaceEt to churches,
mills schools, &C and IL tnct = 80 located IA 10
make home attractive 10 any one who WISHES
to locate in Virg!na. The second tract contains
20 acres, and io. one mile from the above Tract,
adjoining the lands uf Ihomas G.asscuck, EliZa
Woodward and others, ani is also IN high state
ot cultivation, and only one mile nom sector
town depot on the w. T., Y. N y u. ). K. K,
thereby masking both farms convenient to the
markets Of AlcXandcis, Washington and BaItl-
more. The above TWO tracts OF land can be
bought Of the heirs Isl private sale prior to the
above date Dat i: not sold 1T private sale VIII
os offered promptly ut IL O'clock II, m, August
"A 1876, 1T public sale on the premises.
Term made known on the day 81 sale.
Signed by the heirs
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MOSQUITO NET.

MESQUITE NET.
PATENT FINISH MOSQUITO NETTING
of all widths.
SELF-ADJUSTINGC CEILING PULL1tS.
PATENT CANOPY FlAIU REQ.
a large assortment OF MO;,Q t1lO Nt,1, MI
sizes JOHN L. CLARKE,
jy17 No. l2o Nag street
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR CHEAP TEAS?
III If not, do SO, and you will be surprised NJ
their superior quality. For 81 cts. We sell Ja-
pan, Imperial and Oolong Teas, fully equal to
| the grades usually sold - 81
yl5 +. j. DAVIDSON, IA ling 81.