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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
LOCAL nj -ATTERS

WEATHER PROBABILITY S. Var Depart
nsent, Office efthc CHIEF sigma! Officer, Wash
mgton, u. e., June 5, lS7G-lV30 a. H.
La the Middle States, northeast to northwest
w.rds, cooler, partly cloudy, followed by clear
weather, rising barometer, and possibly hight
rain on the coast, attending the development
OF q low barometer TO the eastward.
A YOU'VE RUNAWAY.--Thc Washington
Republican gives the foil.wing account oil a
little girl who formerly lived IN this city, aod
is W |! known here:
Ida Henderson,, Il pretty aod Interesting
gll, iNeva years If age. has been Living Tor
some time at Mrs Moore's 422 NJ street north
west, where she was placed 10y her adopted
father. On accoun; Of bad treatment or Tor
some other cause she became dissatisfied wI:l
her home, aud lcit it Thursiay last wh the
determination no; 10 rc,urn. Enat Elght s!,c
slept IN Gcrraetpwn. As III was wandering
about the s'r cts Us t day sac Was picked W
ny officers in Soul WashinHtpn i kind lady
became iutcrrsc cd 10 her ani lock the youns
runaway 10 her home Mrs. Moore b4gan 10
hunt for liz Saturday, ald her whereabouts
was asc@rtaiucd by C!licf C;mvre AID Detective
McEtrc>h Saturday. tt 2rl ,saS vcIy rcluc
aut to leave her ew h"ni., ha: she wa finally
made to 20 The gill had n bad motive ii
lcaviug her house, as was ev;d3u' from 'i"
gratitude she EXPRESSED ~ her DcLc!"ct,'r Tho
& we her a sew home. Ii was irru; ate tnr her
that she found. before it was too iac, same oDc
who took n,olhcriy interest III h.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
LOCAL BREFITIE.S.

Mr.. Peter Fegau will shortly resume opera
tions at his Cameron distillcly, near this city.
Two men, named Fl we and Rcardon, we're
killed by lightning near Strasburg on Saturday
last.
The Hampshire aud Baltimore Coal Com
pany began TO day to load twJ boats day at
| Cumberland
A divorce has been granted in Chi ago TO
John A. Joues from Emn,a Jot cs. hoih Of
| this city.
Rev. G.. NJ. II wlrd. who conducted series
CT meetings here last year. is now preaching at
| W.rrentou, Va.
An unknown man attempted to jump off the
wharf at the foot Of kug street yesterday
norolrg but was prevented ty the bystanders.
| tie thcu went off up the street.
| The ID lies of the NJ. p Church will give Il
Gcntcuulai tea parry AT the rooIs d the Icu-g
Mems Chrlstian Association rext Wednesday,
evening and continue il Tor three nights
Ii is reported that Tie Z. s. iripa;e Saratoga
AID several other governments vessels will sooa
be brought to the Washington navy yard Ior
| repairs, and that cons On nily a large uum:cr
ot hands will he cmpio3 cd there.
A horse attacked to !. cart belonging to
Washington 4 Bro. became frightened this
| morning, ard -t.rtlug "ti upset the cart, break
| ing both shafts short oft. The driver, who
| vas just mounling iato the ca!:, was not hurt
The YACHT AmcricuS, commanded y Cap;
West Da7is lett Washington Saturday nlght,
having On board 4 number OF gentlemen i1nuu1
for q pleasure Trip down the Potomac, 20 last
40 wc; Ks
4 match game Of base ball was played GEAR
Joross or Saturday evening between tie Reso
ute CLUB 81 tits city and tie Alcrts, Of Wash
ington. resulting in victory for the Rosoiutes
uy score u 81 10 I.
The numerous relatives, friends and &C
quailtances oil MIR. Richard Windsor will re.
Gret to learn that that gentleman, WHO has
been lpdispasci for some llGIe past, was par
italy para yzd last week, and hat lis present
condition i one Of extreme peril
\ p3iison Is 10 circulation, aud is rccclVInG
.uucr0uS signatures, tor the Communication OF
The seu'cncc Of jenny beavers. the you1s
soinau ,nvic'cd o.! robbery and Sentenced to
Imprisonment in the peoi.cn'iary, 20 conllae-
men; in he city jill.
MceSrs VIM NJ. Raardon and +. 'sar War
f. d. Of O ID ;minou Nummlndo:y knights
TcupIar Who visited Philadelphia, la,t week,
10 be present IT the grand parade Of knights
Tpmpiars III that city returned home th.s morn-
ing They express themselves as highly please!
with their trip ana represent the parade 10 na7c
brcu grand aifar.
LoNG lldl!gcacc N oyer :at!ag OF drinking
Produces ulsorgar.z,l Liver, and ali the evils
attcudant upon sue arrangement aerrcssi''li
ot spirits, nabiuat costlreuess, nervous @Xnars-
tiou, irdigcst!ou; pain in the head, wl!h nau-
STA; iuiIurss Q: .t.n-c:i ate. meals. uiIliass>,
scoeta! debility and Ianguci Sex rcilci lr.n'
Simmons L7er Regulator.
IL is a 9Giy valuable /, III :!y Tor dyspepsia,
TX headache. torpid liver aud such like as
eases.
wv S Holt President OF $. W. 4. r. uo
If ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
HE WEATHER -,i'hr bot weather Ct s.

HE WEATHER -.i'hc bot weather Of Sat
urday was relieved \: niSat by coiious shaver,
accompanied by thuad~r aud hgk,ninS. the
rain coutinu d for Sometime, AID tell 10 sueh i.
steady wa that al II il wa absorbed ~ tnc
ground. Yesterday evening 'h2r" were, aNala,
heavy showers, Which cnntinu23 ua'ii ;. tat"
hour. The rains have been 81 great 5cu ii u
the growing crops coco:%g just 10 ;;,c GlU!c ~nco
they were most uccdcc. he iar.ncrS ~i,ocsmc
toto LOWE this mor1;ng III Ec.ort IA" gTcHing
grains aud vagc.atlc as very mutn rai:",h:>. ,;id
improved by the rail-. The tami cr4tur. tc. c!.y
has been much c2ccT ans; more i,:.a,;.o! THAI
for several days past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

The market for -Four is unchanged. ant but
little is doing. Whest has furthor declined,
aud the highest price noted to-day WAS l43 tor
white; sales of G}2 bushels st ITO, l2' l45 and
lij, rs TO quality. Corn is in fair receipt, snd
pr,ces are off, 1854 bushels sold to-day at % 81.
81. and So Light offerings Of Rye and Oats
No change in Wool
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

New SCHEDULE The R,aa,nan'!, Fed
crick sburg aud Po!omac h4i!roat Comrang
have put on an additional train, 20 leave t>c',
mond ii o'clock in the u'"r1ing, connce''"-
with the steamer k"yport .. Qaar'lco, III!
With the B & o. K OF Shepherds 3i.poalt"
this city at 2:,j:5 y IL. and mixing c;os@ co.,
nections for III" North. The boa! will not SOP,
hnwcvcr, here Or at Washington, bu; vii re
turn immediately 70 Q4anlci to make Ter
regular evening l1in, heretofore. II c'na.c
ton with thu train which leaves R:ci.m nd q,
3: 80 y. ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
F0resgu iaGWS.

loyDoN. j dnc ia s!'rclaE dispatch from
C.,ula 10 the TINS say: NJ. GroscVcncr :
Nilsson arriged g, Raagonu on Etriay lat.
Ncssrs, Grasycoor and Balar Tcmaiu2d at
Narjalay. The evidence shows clcariy thai
NJ l!arsury was murdered ty Chinese ln!-
pcriai TRAPS. l. is expected that L'5ee;anes'
the Circse General, viii be rxoterated rou
cgugIic:y in the affair. The Chinese author'
liz. avail AIr. Gru-evener report before CAT
ryiac cut the executions Of those Implicated
IN the murder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

KILLED By Observation-Disclosures the storm
last Saturday evening", auout three 0 clock. II
l.. Hun,cr, who resided near Morriso@vjlic, il
Loudoun equity, aud wbo was Oh Ills way nome
from Hamilton, where he hal baon ait! & load
of grain, was struck BY lightning :ni i'ims #
and team OF five horses all instantly killed. Mr.
Hunter was an industrious, WORTHY nag, aud
leaves vile and large family .! cri !rcn.
a, the time that he was struck Nj: Eluncr
had lust reached his barn yard gate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

BATTERY AT EISHToWN.-fE fish business
at Fshtown being entirely over, cxctpt tie re.
ccptiop If lew Sturgeon, those whose business
still keeps them there are GOV amu-' Lno u
selves by playing pTaDkS ~ eac:. other I'M;
morning. some one erected It b.ttcly OH top ot
the compost heap and mountoi her ou siAa
brass c.unou. ,hrCa mlskcts and several o,r"e
pipes arraogcd like these OF MUS n ::l!I our.
irr the war, To represent cl:IDrn. i S,a"f :rd
WIS aSa raised hearing ;: kul! .;,I CT $ i'aa.s ];
and another pole Gcar ty Sas suttlouo" q IS +.
s.uryc1n's head Tie fart VA, the "a: CT oi
cuuch ;.musc nlent to ali the po>>cH& by.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
Police REPORT The toiio%!0s eases have

Police REPORT. -Ihe tJiiuw!0s cases hav;
been tried since Saturday gt:eTuoon:
Basil Warriug for sLusir. the !ticcTsia Il.
discharge OF their tlu ). was ti1>a. 4i: ~ is
fault of payment senl 10 jill, but WIS alter
wards released
j. f. La~son, white, aod Isaac Oi2ll, coi.
ore4, Tor diSoricrly conduc! and i&n,lu- ou tx
street. wera tined aud discharged.
Dlniei Lee, cuiorcd, Ter d!surdcry conluc
towards his father, Anthony bee, was dis
charged wi l. 4 repriiua:ld.
Three dodgers were al the s;a'loa hou:% Sat
urday night and Two las; night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

SWISDLER "A man who registered as II.
G. Cotton, OF Baltimore, ruf up ut the Man-
sion House, in this city, Oh Thursday evening
last ami got his supper. lodging ami treakias',
He had with him when hi came a large pack
aye, securely tied up, witch he lett IN has r. Oh.
Failing to return on Friday or Saturday, ire
hotel proprletcrs cxamlacd the package, which
proved to be pap box Fl led with sawans:.
Cotton las not yet been heard from aud hi:
board bill rem i:uS unpaid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

TIE ST. AsApn STREET RArLRoAn-ihc
work of tearing w ,aiS on the s,dios OF the
A. g. W. r. r., Oh St. Asaph street, continued
slew to-day, about one half oI inc siding hav
ing been renov 50 far The countries APP
pointed by the Cry Councilrccciyc1 to!cgrau'
this morning FROM the authorities OF the road,
saying tla: they we're unable to meet the can.
uit,ca to day, bat wyu.d Certainly do 50 TO-
morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

HARE TME.-Two Alexandra otbc - SC
coin,apied Fairfax Coastablc to Fan! lax {. il,
with prisoner, on Saturday, aud are repre-.
scented to have had rnu4h i!r,c. they i,.j
the prisoner, who was Il u.gro, handyufal DC
tween them ali night, aud VIE gr@rac
hv the Fairfax man, who is said tohave 'G !?
70 .arncr mixed condition.. In addition to
their other troubles they had 10 walk home
Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
Scnr Mgnonette, hence, at Norfolk Sd


Arrived Boats w barrow, NJ Snow, IL G
Flugg, NJ sanford, & 2 Lloyd and Green to
American Coal Co.
Departed Boats w j B Lloyd, } Dayton 5
Henry, q Hughes and w barrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

CHATTANOOGA, lem, Jaac 5.--Jaeoo
Grail. well aud :avorabIy kno@n telegraph,
uprrator, died here yesterday. His body Will
IL, taken - Baltimore i0r i:lcrulc0t.
F--!~i:-:5 ibis 10. | Potomac HcTTl;;rs ana
j. - BIOS &c, Family Rce Potomac Hcr.lhgs
Cor sale by , -,
my W - I'll .-I Lon u D ~
FULL LINE OF FAMILY GR0CE-
II RES 1T low lisGr->. aus; received oy
GEu " 81 ~ y x sos,
ny IL 10 Y 10 h!as street
GW 30. ! MAChEREL, prime, received
- today BY
.1r ! ). 1. z =. l.IAG = ny
E>INrpINEAnrLES and FNTEa LAEG =
= Oi.A AGhS Just received i
my % u. wv. RAMSAY.
IN DOZEN NOPE UNLAUnDRIkD
~ SHlATo; All numb only 81 80.
NH II. g. STAY MAX ER 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
The CHURCHES YESTERDAY, Fair congrc

TIE tHURClIES I ESTEkONY,-tar c0nglc
gatiups at;rudct all of the Churches yesterday,
10 the morning, hut the congregations 1T utsh!
we're considerably reduced by The rain. Services
were held in all of the Churches. The state
ucnt in Saturday. Gaz IT, tia: there would
be 10 service III the Baptist Chura: ans! the
VI. T. Ciuich, South, was founded o. i"torua-
ton furnish d by prominent cttcla.< d these
Churches, who regularly iurn.h TIL" corrections
tor the Church directory, bur Rev. AlI. peu:ck,
Of the Baptist Church having returned to lie
city, and the rub h haclag been cleared away
from the eutra.e" u thr ha;sc N n Of TIC y.
+. Church, SCu.i., services were I'll IL those
Churches as u$u i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
From Washington.
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June S, lS76.-lr
the Senate, to day, bill releasing 10 Sarah
Woodson the title OF stnl: 100 acres Of land II
Braxton county, Wes Va, was passed.
Tie second conference committee 90 the dis
agreeing votes Of the TWO houses on the diplo
matte bill rcrorcd tina they bad been npahe t
agree. The committee was dis. h'rged, and I
new committee appointed.
4; The ciosc Of he morning hour the Civ
aud l. .gi5iativc Appropriation bill was takcn
M. l. was asserted 10 relation to the use Of
h, Scaroi II use for the Pension Office that
/. was III suited and no. fire pr'oi, and that the
Commissioner of Pensions + commended the
rcutiac O? tie new Shepherd Building, a the
corner Of l4th street, Except the street I'll 'orl,
which il was said could be gotten Ter $4,000
per year.
Mr. Hamilton wa surprised hat 10 one cvcl
kn, W thai the Saaton llou-c was ursuic until
Nr. Shepherd began lis u,w building.
The discussion was Continued at length.
The ilous: OF Representatives vas engaged
during The n1ulniug hour il the call ct States
Tor bills and resolutions, hut nothing vas IN
rJtucs,i frorD Virginia.
Uades he call the resolution offered on SAT-
uriay, bus objected to. hat It is iurxpcdlcnt
q / gi,l!,e uaoa tie tar!tt, was referred 10 the
.'oiau.itroc "a Ways anG Means b. a vo'e Of
III ~ 80.
DGrtng he cal Mr. Blaine rcso to personal
uxp!ara.on IL which h" sought u cXpitlp all
the circumst .ucas recently Justified TO Is varl.
ous wiz .sscs. lie spoke il p.aiH'ive terms Of
tho maon,r 10 witch h" Id hccc 'r'a'od.
i{r. Knott, e k"nfu.sy, dix not think that
;ic gcg,lcmau could cl,va.c himself into a
mar. yr
Sir. Blaine attempted a coup de- ctat by
ro.ding the fifteen letters gotten by him from
Nlu'iiyan, and making a statement to secure
tie nomination ~ Cincinnati. IL. was answered
successfully by Ncssfs. llnatcn ard knott aud
wa- w9rstrd. Duri5g the de!ate tHerc was
crest auu!alsa and t:;sSc$, aud So muc! coutu-
sion th.ttha poic2 lad 70 be caII"c to clear the
honr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
THE KERR CHARGES,

III. coa.ugl,cc OF tn, X II case, tins lnnrn
ia., heard Grect, thr Ll~u enact appointed on
KRIS differentiation. lie said he paid
5000 10 iI4r,"y. Int did not be!icvo that hlr
X ~ rccoiv. /; aoy porti'a ot il. lie Geulcn
the l..crv!s " between Kerr az! hlIScif, OF
,y:,ic. l4ru.y ita} .cat'tl j.
u. k2rr, waoac physical system showed
i'm. d -x;,atls 1873, appeared tcicrc tnc com,
mlt.ac t; dy;Iitc: IL the most positive isTtiS
t 8, he taG raccIrc;. any money ID tn" case,
a1G declared tuat ne had lccoEmeud.d Greer
beg"u.3 he 'Iaj ccoluc acqAl Cd " th ann
ans! .hau-at tie = vi max good oIlicts
>:r. Moore. 81 :h1 Nc* \ X clsloln house.
ASA t.>! fed ~ 20 /. cui.yCr. alton hetwccn hin-
sell .ul Harvey, it, vi aia ua~acy ackn3;wi-
a~ed thu; tie otj.ct Of tic cia:se a.,al':.t Mr..
karr was for POI ca cii.c. Ills ,3s'lnlcny
~ vcry Press ault s,roHE .ud clearly proved
lir. keyr's entire louocc &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

ACiDM MUTATIONS TRAIN, daily, except
Sunday-Leavc Washington 40 p m, Alnxan-
iria 80 y. M, arrive 1T Front Royal 9 - y.
m. Leave Front Royal 8 80 m Arr.ve st
Alexsndria % Il M, and NJ washington So
MANASSAS DIVISION, Mail Tran-Pas-
sengnrs leave Washington $50 a. m, hleAan-
Ii. 80 \. M. and arrive at Strashurg ! AZ 3
III. Leave SLras5urg o. q. m, arrive nj Alex
WAEnEHTON BRhNCH-Connection to
and from Warrenton with Mail Tram ony.
1t Washington, close conncctlo..s with North
and West At i'anvlle daily, with South and
Southwest; s.. Lyrchburg, twice daily, t. South
and West. and 1t lord0nsvillc AID LhariG.le=-
vile. By Mai; Train, with CheS. s. Ohio L. *.
h.Asi and West.
Twice daiiv connections to Richmond
Both trains from tic South connect with Chcs.
i, ohio IL Charlottesville for inc West.
Pullman sleeper dsiiy. mithoW CHANGE be-
twc,n Washington and &cw orleans, rcsving
Wash g.tu 500 q. m. Also Sleeper between
Wnshingtorl ana LyuchburE, by night ne.
Ccntcnnpi Excursion Tickets o Pnit"to pha
on sale from MHy 1913, good Tor thirty day,
AID through tickets to the South and West ut
lowest RATES
y. j. FOREACKE, len. Msnsacr.
J. n. bNOADUS, q. I. : j >
6.LOTEs, CAss;IMEKE> and VBSTlNoS.
=, Tuesday, May 3, 1876.
We havc just received rom New York the
most cOnpI.te assortment OF the above named
goods ever offered b. Us, ard we prcpos: t" sell
Suits or arts o! suL6, cut and made To order
mad . pcr.4et lit gusr .nteed. One OF the best
Cutters il the city has his shop il our building
and is prepared to execute his work win
promptness and dispatch.
go u. +. BRASHEAR,
L. B. Hoomes No. 103 King street,
n.y23 Aioxarrra, Virginia
AGAIN WE GIVE NOTICE OF TEE
n srriyal Of a fresh stock, carefully selected
III the market at very low prices.
D4mecay styles of Dross Goods which we sod
freely a. SOC thi. season Now NC have bouyat
them 10 sell al Gle GInshams al % per cent
less thar we sold the same earlier. styles.
sew styles In Caiicoes tor suits; more OF
t oso cheap Percsls and Cambrics ~ ! bIeaen.
cd and Brown Sacetings ana many other goods
-ali bought al the lowest figures ard wi! b.:
sold CORRESPONDENCE chesp
my - d. {. oLa NJ : hEh ".
yeERt UMERIES.-Lubin' and piver's Ex-
L tracts, J:.nn"y': oFsnge Blossom CoIIogn",
Genuine imported T. Marie Fa-lns Cologne,
Drc2c!s Vlcnn. Bell Cologne, Reads Grand
Duchess Cu.ogne n. Hynson Jennings Double
Eau de Cologne, Hoyt'S German Cologne aad
:,1.usr & keGnp's FLORIDA Water. Also Coi-
lays Genuine French EXtrs Is il bulk, Of MI
! tie popular oiols and for sale by tne ounce or
pound. [dec 81 JAN i; co.
~ + w IDo c-hccelFcu tuis usy oIt!..4 :
N Sulphur soap, Hses Honey OF Horehounc
| and Ter. Pixies Toothach" Drops, Stafford
| olive Tar, Winch s.er's Syrup Of Hyp"phos
pntes, Hciskeii- letter Ointment, Doctor
| i,c.cy's yit.liscd Pbo.ph.tes, Hsirs lair Rc
newer, Fou;z's Horse Powders, Chlorale Potash
| i.ozcnges. Lsctnrcp:.uu towdc- and &assu;r.e
| pa, [feb JAENEY s CO.
: ICFFEES-A iull line ut reduced rates lust
~ received By
NH q GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
nRlED CHERRIES, Peaches and Apples
~ for sale By
NH Is j. y. y 4. MlLBU KIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
T,oB COOS IN. STORE.

~ boxes genuine B. F. Grsveloy's.
81 boxes or. Twist, Danvlle
25 boxes do, stock 1874, prime Dsnv,lle.
40 boxes OF. do ="
40 boxes IL inch Plug Rich and Danrilla,
Pancake, Pocket Pieces, Pig Tail, Natural
Bright Black Navy and other branAs. Very
low to tho trade JOHN a. FIELD,
feb 2l II King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

90 FOR RENT-TWO desirable STCR Is
E.:s on King strect-one with DWELLING:
also one on Fairfax street Possession given
June lst Apply TO WM. y. BROWN, No
n. Fairfax street. my 22-lm
- FOR kAET-Thc STOREHOU5G Nc.
H$s 62 King street, corner of King and fairfax
streets. This is line stnrd 60! business sid NJ.
been occupied for many year: - Dry goods
store. Possession given at once. Apply - II.
SMITH, lst National Bank, or NJ. 81 south
Pitt street. ms l7-aott
za FOR SALE, IN ALIEN tNDKlA, VA,
Es VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, CON
olSIING OF d " 81 L n GS, STORE
HOUSES AND LOTS.
No. /. TWO large TWO.STDRl BIZ OK
STOREEOUSSS, Mos SO and 80, situated on
the southeast cori.er Of King and Lee streets
and one TIREE-STOEI Brick DW Eli
LING. No s, adjacent, on Lee street
No. 2. ARG Z LOT, with Fra Me BUILD
ING, on Lee street. next to Citizens Bank.
No. B. TWO FRAME DIV t.LLlEG:,. Nos
80 and II, with inc lots attached, on Woiie i
near Fsirisx
No 4 LAHGE Lot. with FRAN Z BUGLD.
ING, on Fairfax. near franEhn.
For particulars enquire Of rHUS SMITi2,
:, o. 40i 9th St. n. W., Washington ID. H., or
WN. l. AhERlCE, No. As King ST., AlcNan"
dria Va. my l6-lnl
- n GREAT BiR@AIE-ll wing 81
aa ranged to take tip my residence in SN:
francisco: respectful y oisar or sale thai c&-
cclio1t HRlJK d WELLIN3 HOUSE ard
LOT OF GEUU& - numbered H. on Lee =.
between Prince sad Duke Ii which | AN Row
nvins III AieXsndria, w.
This house Is vel! constructed and r!"G:""tiL
located II Contains IA ROOFS and most Of .ha
modern improvements, such uS not and cod
water, gas, bath room ANA water ct'se., heaters.
kitchen range &c.
Upon the lot, which has s. lne front on Lee
street aEid extends back 81 &c / IT, wlde nlseys.
vines, &c
Price low and terms liberal.
HOUSEHOLD FURN III re: Sc at pri-
v.te sale. ,. /. oMGOT.
NY l5-tf Pc. box EOS Alexandria, Va.
50. FOE KEET-A comfortable H2.Ck
%s HOUSE, OF Queen street, between ). Ssh
ington lna Columbus str@etsi hiss tVc rooms
anl summer kitchen also Sh,. !e tree and IArS"
y=rl Rent low Ia y prcnlLt paying tenant.
-ap.,ly 70 z. a. hHHBI, NJ. 81 k.a< street.
my 9--tf
- FOR SaLS OK RENH-The LaEs:G
IT, Bt.lUk DWELLING HOUSE, oor0@. Il
" Washington sad Queen streets IL 30 ~ "r!i-;
las gas ard w.,ct; yards on tn" ais aud "a4!
sides: Is coGvealcHt 20 churches. ros1o.st:c ao@
railroad daYotS.
up i9-tt h. J LLOYD, Ia Queen Il.
MARKET GARDEN FO& RENT.
SIX ACRES or GOOD 4iHD, on The
i4ochaharr Esf,n, just aoc-a q tAe Csn2, .ooh-
now uc2iiplad ~ VI. .'cy&r..l !: :n-7&-a. saE-
den, Kill b routed tof III" ensuing y"as "r .s"s-
el Toy ten! of years - good Le!$i.1- !, :c..~
soas,h.a rates. Possession rivc4 Ju IN !.rs. 1t
,hc year Apply ~ iitts office. d." z"-1i
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ARR


Steamship John Gibson, New York, to a
Reed
Steamship New York, Philsdelphis, to + A
Reed.
Steamer Jane Moseley, Norfolk, to Reed.
Stramer John W Thompson, lower Potomac,
to A keed.
Schr a Nj Edwards, Havrc dc Grace to )
nj ehailey e Co
chr Lydia Middleton, New York, to Ameri'
can Coal Co
Schre Jennie Nosa!ine and Harrison Hickman,
for Georgetown.
Schr Royal Arch, for Washington.
SAILED.
Steamer Jane Moselcy, Norfolk, by + Reed
Steamer Mary Washington, Baltimore, by }
Broders & Co.
Schr Nsrcissa, Norfolk, by G F Lee, jr.
Schr Lydia Nj Middleton. Norwich, by Amer
Can Coal Go.
Scnrs Emma Aery, Henry Davey and w NJ
Wilson, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Scnr Mipnope.tc hence 1T Norfolk Sd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

SENT On The coIorcd man, Lewis Majors
a notice Of whose arrest for 40 ut; tmp:cd out
rage on a child of j. I. Burnett Was maze ID
Saturdays G,z:ttc, was examlaed before JUS
;ice Brown, on Sa urday eVculue. and seu! 10
s at Fairfax Z. H., to await the aciicn % iie
grand Jury The alleged attempt occurred 10
the Penny Hill grave yard several Gays Siics'
DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills for the cure Ct
Liver Complaiot, Bilious Affcci'ooss, dea'sc:;,'
and especially Sick Headache, Pam IN the
Side, Stomach, Back or In'cs:!l,;s 1cA SION go:
acH, G:al.ucss, Ulmuess Of Sigh, wax
Nerves, Loss Of Appetite, Cos!iveucss, DIS,
pepSia, U.rauge ment ID the Kidneys, and all
delicate Female Complaints. For sale by all
druggists at 25 cts q box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

lust RECEIVED-
u An elegant line of the new
STEEPLh IOP PARASOLS.
Also newest shades of COLOREp and FAN
CY SILKS.
apis PREILFELDEh q W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05
FDE SHE i;.s ssE.S-Ts

FOR RENT--TWO desirable STORES
E:a on King strect-one with DWELLINGS:
also one on Fairfax street Possession given
June lst. Apply TO VIM y. BROWN, ~ .
n. Fairfax street. my 22-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-05

Iar- The regular monthly meeting II the Fly.
druu;iun Steam Fire Engine Co Will be held On
Tuesday evening, June 9th, It O'Clock. Pune
tual Attendance is desired
j. SIT B. 2. 'rURNE FIR, Secretary.