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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-06
NJ. RGEON,
STURGEON & ADAMS,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
n Office in Mitchell 6 Lyndc's block, Rock Islane
III. Have complete set cf Books # Abstracts o
Title If Lands in Rock Island County.
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wThe attention. of :thosesafllicted with Colds
Coughs, or with any disease OF the Lungs is direc
ted to this valurale remedy. Colds and Coughs are
easily taken and if neglected may lead to disease
OF the lungo. What is needed under such circum
stances is q reliable remedy-speedy in afording
relief and efectual in arreting further progress
the disease.
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries, and in
Rock Island by John2 Bengston, Emil Kphler, &
Rruernertaud Benser u Thomas.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

kENWURTI.L 4 bGART0LE4
4 AW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS I
l. Court House. Juo. T. Kenworthy JAS, NJ: Beard
ev 10-a3d&wtf.
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S1OS.552,2OO
BUYERS ATTENTION

The undersigned respectfully directs the after
ton of parties contemplating the purchase Of
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-06
DIR. WHITTIER,

6l7 ST. Charles street, ST. Louis, k;o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24
ETCTFDEF STEES,

COMMISSIONER SALE-By virtue of
" the decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, entered up at Novembo term, 1870 IN
the suits OF w. Powell VS.. NJ. j. Worsterr,
Eichsrd Hirst and others, the undersigned,
commissioners named in said decree, WILL on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of July, 1916, Court
day, Ut o. clock p. M, in front of the door OF
the Court House of said count, sell to the high
est bidder the following LOTS OF Ian p:m an
Lot No. l, containing IS acres, rood and ~
poles and lot No ,, contsining IL acres, roods
and Is poles; said two lots constituting lot NO.
3 il the division Of the real estate OF the late
VIM. Nelson and were purchased by Richard
Hirst This land lies nesr Lar gley in thrifty
neigh borhood, End IS Of good quality.
Terms of Sale: 90 much cash in hand as Will
pay the costs Of suit and expenses of sale, and
the residue IN three equal annual payments, to
bear interest from the day of sale. an! to be Sc
cure. by the notes Of The purchaser, with good
pe-sonai security. sad the title to be- retained
Until the last payment is made.
+. L. SMITH,
THOMAS MOORE,
r.:r,.. -. - l. r4r rop, ~ re of ga a.
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Fsirfax 90 10 17-w.W Comr,r rs Of Sal
~ r.. aerby. Auctioneer,

No. 81 King street Alexandria, virginia.
NNkUSTE1'S SaLE.-By virtue OF deed
4 of trust by Robert l.. Wood and his vile,
drtod on the 9Th day OF January, In the year
1871, and of record in the Clerks office OF The
Corporation Cvurs OF the city OF AIeAandrla,
va lbcr No l. page 3l9 the undersigned, rs
trustee in said Deed named, will sell Tor cash, al
pubic auction, in :ront of the Market house,
or Z, yal street. Alexandria, Va. on SATU n
DAY. the 18th day OF July, 1876, Mt II O'CLOCK
H., the property conveyed 10 hun by the SAID
deed oil trust, VIZ:
Isl A LOT Of GROUND on the north side
Of King street, between Lee and Union streets,
Alexanura, Va, fronting 20 feet inches On
King street, running back 10 Fsyette alley 81
feet, improved by THREE STORY BRICK
WAREHOUSE thereon.
2nd. T. LDT OF CHOU ND in said city, sit
ustcd on the ives: side o: Fairfax street, - feet
and inches south OF Prince sire I, ano running
thence north on Fairfax street % feet; thence
parali el - PRICE street IS eet ncnes; thence
south parallel to talr.ax street teei; thence
west p.t..ilel 10 Prince STREET So feet / lncnes;
THENCE south parallel TO Fairfax street ~ teet
thence east y rallel to Prince street 81 feet, to
the begianing. Improved BY y TWO.oIOh1
FRAME YELLING thereon.
30. CLAUGHTON,
ie15 Is Trustee.
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ORD1NArIoNs.-Th annual ordinations al
tho Episcopal Theological Seminary of Vir
piuia, pea. this city, took place yesterday
Right Rev. F. NJ. White, Bishop OF the do
cese, officiating. j,
The following were ordained deacons: K. s.
3anett, of Wythevle;, Va; q. w: Flowers
Kentucky; G. 5; Gbb,, Lsx'qgto%1' Va; JohI HI.
Lloyd, ALEXANDRIA; Joho j.. CARAT Fort
Royal Va; R: F. JACKSON. jr.' Petersburg,
Va; W. S. Jones, F4uquier County, Va;
Charles Morris, Lyuchturg; K. L. MasoD
GreenvilIe; John McNabb, n " YORK i q : = !;
Randolph, Fauquier couuty, Va; K u. Ko
Ter, Rockingham; j. Suiugicllow, Alcxandrla
Thos. Spencer, Fairfax county; Albert Ware
Prince Edward county, Va.
The following we're ordained to the priest
hood: Rev. Robb White, WytheVlle Va
Rev. G. D. Walker. Amherst q. H., VA,
Rev. E. Wroth, RappahaDoock county, Va;
Rev. j. P. Lawrence, Am herst, va; Key 71 W
B. Lee, Goochlaod; Rev. ". G. Lata9s, West
moreIand county; Rev. Robert A. Goodwin
Meckleuburg, Va.
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Sy srrpp. a Wise.

Real E$t"tc Agents and Auctloneers
HE,iKABLh Z *OPEHrY THEClI1
~ OF ALEXANDRIA AND COUNTY
OF FAIRFAX fOE SALE.
By virgGe Of :. decree % the Circuit Court Tor
the city e A!o@.ndria, pronounced st It's May
term, 1876, in tie Chanccry cause OF Smiths
administc tor ~ .inst ioyc's Administrator and
Others, ;hc Undersigned, commissioners therein
appointed, will. ~ public antiion, IN the CITY
Of .Ale....t r;a V. on III hSDAI, the 9th
day a .Iu'v, $50 Il. II clock m, IN front or
the Pot flee b4ll1n: otfe- for sale the tolloW-
ing valuable properly, to wit: >>,,,,r,
lst The premises known rs NJ az oOO n
WASHIHGTDN STREET, between Prince
and Duke streets. being 10: with three story
Brick DWELLING thereon
2. HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, situated
upOa the south side Of Queen street, between
Washington and Columbus streets, and known
End numbered as No. 81
3; A TRACT az LAND, in Fairfax county,
Containing about thirty acres, on the Little
hlrcr tuTnpi> c road, known AS the M LII
TRAIT" ,bou, nIue miles from Alexandria,
adjoining the. farm. lately owned by Messrs.
+ *, Wooster AMI toward. Ii has Wood ana
wafer and :. good size for y country grist and
SAW mill.
Terms: Ore tenth Of the purchase moEey to
be paid in cssa, and the residue to be PAID In
three .1lai instrument: 1T SIX, twelve and eight
cen months, ~ be s"currd by the bonds OF the
, uryunscrs. bearing interest ~ SIX pr CT. from
the day OF sale, win good personal security;
the title To BE- rc;.ined until the purchase
IN ,ney is tuuy p.ij, ".4d the property
liable to be rrso!d a. tae risk OF the purchasers
upoa his or their !ulure 10 comply with Inc
terms Of sale ConyeyAnclnS at the cost ol the
purchaser. FIX NClS L. SMITH,
s. +. BEACH,
ie 3-co.s COMMITS Of Sale.
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three miles forward, the country appeared 80
dangerous that Gen. Crook determined to fall
back to the poiDt where the battle began.
Meanwhile the Crows we're couuselllDg on 8
bluff about the circumstances of the fight, aod
expressing the belief that the soldiers had not
promptly supported their first advance against
the Sioux (which was true, and had determine
ed to return home. The ammunition, only
100 rounds to the man, was halt exhausted.
aud Gen Crook concluded to return to the
CAMP and make another advance after giving
rest 10 the troops. meanwhile hoping to con-
ciliate the disconnected Crows. In this he did
not succeed They left last evening for their
village, which they fear the Sioux have visit
ed during their absence. The Snakes still re-
main, but their steadfastuess cannot be re-
lied on. Some of the mioor incidents of the
fight we're most horrible. A small squad of
cavalrymeD, acting as rear guard 90 the
march, were ordered to hold point Oh the left.
The Sioux surrounded them and shot them in
the face, only two escaping. Private Richard
Benefits body was d!s:mbowelled by the saw
ages, and the hands aud feet cut off. The
troops behaved CALAMITY 10 rescuing their
dead and wounded. A corporal Of Company
T, Third Cavalry, made a gallant charge to
rescue comrade from the sea ping knife.
The Sioux only obtained one scalp, while the
friendly ludiaDs captured thirteen Of the Sioux,
who dragged many of thesr dead from the field
behind their ponies. Tie Sioux were 100
much demoralized to trouble the column while
Withdrawing. A bivcusc Was made the hight
after tine battle on the field. II is supposed that
the village of the Sioux was moved during he
fight. The supply train will besent to Fore Fet-
Iermau, aud will return in about twenty days
after which the new scouts will take thier place
with FIVE additional companies Of Infantry.
The wounded were transported to this camp
on mule filters, and all are doing we'll. The
dispatch containing the above information Is
dated General Crooks Camp, Goose Greek,
June 18Th.
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The st. Louis OnventiOn.

ST. LOUIS, Juue 24.-But few additional
delegates have been added 10 the list of arrivals
noticed yesterday. A fraction Of the Illinois
delegation and part of that of Kansas came
Yesterday morning, and few individual mcm-
bers from other States, but no full State deie-
CATION has yet arrived, that of California being
Still Incomplete. Mr.. Perry 81. Smith, Of the
Cook county, Illinois, district says OF the dele
oates from that district: Six are for 1lldeD,
and from the best information he has he places
the State delegation ut wenty- three tor Tilden,
tcn for Davis, nine for Hendricks. Individual
delegates from the Southern States talk pretty
freely. but are careful not to commit their dele
eatiops TO any particular opinion or line OF ac-
ton. One Of them very prominent 10 Alabama
is for TiIden, and he believes that most OF the
representative men Of the South prefer that
gentleman, though his observations Stree lcaV-
ing home have tended to modify some OF bis
views on the general situation, and he thl0ks
il EkeIy that such will be the case with many
DELEGATES from that section. Gen. Hancock,
be SAYS, has gained largely 10 the South lately,
and next to Tiden he is the choice OF tue
Southern democrats. Although the South has
the majority of the democratic votes necessary
to elect president, yet they DO not propose to
dictate in the least. They want candidate
who will carry the election; one who Will lead
them to victory aud place the government 10
the hands of the democracy. Gov. Hendricks,
this gentleman says, has little strength IN tue
south, still if its thought he Is the strongest
man 10 the north aud Gao carry New York aud
such other states as will iusure success the
south will gladly accept him and give hlm Its
full VOTE II the south has any demand TO
make il is that the nominee of the convention
shall be man against whose loyalty to the
federal government during the late war not
even a shade of suspicion can attach. lhe
nomination of Hayes by The republicans has
unsettled opinion 10 the south somewhat.
With Blaine, Morton or CoukLog % the re-
publican ticket Tiden was by all odds the man
for the democratic domination, but the mega
tive qualities OF Hayes aod the Strength result
ing tneretrom have modified views 10 the soui h
to some extent, and although there Is no doubt
that Tidcn is the choice OF the south 1t may
be thought that some other man will be strong
or and more successful before the people.
Oiher southern delegates express Opinions
slu,iar to the above
NEW YORK, June 24.-The through trslu
from 3 .sloo which arrived at jersey City THIS
morning, had five extra cars occupied by dele
gates from Massachusetts and other eastern
es en- route for the ST. Louis democratic
convection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24

HYDRAULIoN S. F. E. Goa called meet.
ing of the Hydrauon Steam Fire Eagine Com.
paoy was held at their hall last night, with t.
L, Carue, Vice President, in the chair, aud NJ.
j. Waterman, Secretary. The attendance o.
members Was good, and much interest mani
tested.
After traosactiug some private business, the
following solutions were adopted:
Resozued That tn. Hydraulioo Steam Fire
Epg,ue Company cbeertuly bears witness to
the zeal, efficiency and fidelity with which Mr.
Joseph H. Young. engineer, and MIR: j. Frark
Taylor, driver of its engine, have heretofore
discharged their duties; aod respectfully re
quests Of the Board of Fire Wardeos that they
be reelected to the positions they have SO ac'
ceptabv filed. ;.
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed to
forward copy Of the above resolution to the
Board Of Fire Wardens.
The meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24
1875. Centennial. 1876.
GRAND EXCURSION FOR FIFTEEN


GRAND FXCURShDN FOR FIFTEEN
DAYS,
BY BAY AMI OCEAN,
FROM WASHINGTuN To PHlLADBL-
PHIA AND RETURN
A large Coaster, of $50 tons birthn7, j: en-
gagged for the occasion, which Will esve Nnth
street wharf JUNE 25th, At n. M; returning,
will leave Philadelphia ULY 5.h. at : p. M,
stopping at Cape May, Norfolk, For .ress Mon
roe, Piney Point, Black tones Isl nd
Tickets, including meals, berth and admission
to the exhibition $25.
NS- Tickets limited to one hundred
Three days in Phiacelphia, July Sd, 18th and
5th
For particulars inquire of John 1. Hall, 400
18th St, s. W. Tickets can be procured froa! +.
d. Stuart 443 7lh st NV; John w, bster. W..
ave, balwe,n II and LIST sts., s.w.; John l. Hall,
. 18th st. s. W. E. Chsmnlin, 18th ST., het. Is
and G, s.w; N otz'-ntts Music store Penn av;
g b. Graham, 1-30 Penn. sv; Martin Baker,
7th st. wharf; Il z. Ca,tar, 18Th St a. Ci.rk,
firm of Clark s. Givens Washington; Hugh
Latham, Alexsndris, w.
Those wishing to Nv Ill themselves Of this op
po .tunity should apply for tickets be;tr the
18Th of June. my 2J-tJl5
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EXCURSIONS, PIC.yYCs, SC.
EXCURSIONS.
.sk!gssze

The steam boat MARY WASHINGTON will
make Daily Excursions to Mt. Vernon Springs
Marshall Hall and Glymont, including Sun
days, stopping at the various landings. viz
Colingwood, the Forts, White House, Gunston
and Brick Yard, commencing Sunday, June 4,
leaving her wharf, foot of Prince street, at 80
a M, returning about O clock p. m. Fare for
the round trip 50c single ticket; club of FIVE to
ten persons 40c each club of ten or more 3Oc
each. Families can take pleasant days Tip
at reasonable rates. No Intoxicating drinks
sold on board the boat. The Mary Washington
can be chartered for e-ening excursions or to
return for any parties that may wish to remain
st any Of the above named re- orts until night
For further information apply to N. BOUoH
& SON or on board le lit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24

In the active pursuit Of pleasure or gain,
thc.iuestimabie blessing of health is too often
forgotten uutil disease is firmly seated, aud the
fact ouiy realized by great bodily ADD mental
suffering. The Liver is the vulnerable point
10 most persons, and the disarrangcmept OF the
organ Involves almost the whole system; hence
the reason why uuder Liver dis ase there is
enumerated such a number OF ht1 ctlons. and
we claim the Simmons Liver Regulator to be
remedy for them all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24
Crooks Fight.

New YORK. Ju .e 4-Iue following add.
tionai particulars of Crook S fight have reached
here: The Sioux numbered $500 under cit,
lipy Bull, while Crooks commaud composed
! 300 mouuted soldiers. Two hundred apd
81. y Snakes and Crows marched as scou's pro-
yld,d with government arms, led by Chiefs
Lyu,sante, Co>grove, O,d Crow, Medicine
row and food Heart Capt. Henry was bor-
rlby wounded in the head. At o'clock the
6rlog had closed, and the whole command fol-
lowed in pursuit of the Sioux, but after moving
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24

CONGRESSIONAL ExcURsIoN.-Tbe Virginia
delegation 10 Congress and the Committee 90
Post Roads made an excursion up the w. q
0. K r. to-day upon the invitation OF fresi,
dent Mckenzie. The special train which lett
the Washington junction ahout nloe O'CLOCK
was under the charge of Mr.. R. Fl. Haveuner,
the able and accommodating superiute ndent Ut
the road, aud was intend,d to ruo ahead OF the
mail traio to the terminus Of the road, at
Round Hill,returuiug to Leesburg aid remaio-
ING there few hours, reaching Washington 90
their re,uro trip at five clock. The party were
accompanied by Mayor Kemper Capt. j. NJ.
S,euart aud several Other gentlemen from this
city. The baggage car attached to the train
was fitted up for dining purposes, and Was
amply stocked with eatables and drlnkabl; IS
They returned on time alter spending De
lighttul day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.-While little col.
ored girl, about eleven years old, named Mar
garet Darrell, with two comparisons was
gathering berries near the Theological
Seminary, yesterday afternoon, she was eD-
,iced off into the woods by cclored man
named William Coleman, about twenty years
of age, who, after threatening her with death
if she made any out,ry, attempted TO outrage
her person. He did not succeed, however, 10
accom- plisbieg bis infamous purpose, and the
girl, making her escape from him, came to her
home iu this city and told her story. A war,
rant was issued for the arrest OF Coleman ana
Officer Hepburn captured h'm on hs'ry s'reet
last night and committed him TO the s.stloo
house, to await the requlsltion OF the ausnorl'
ties of Fairfax, in which county the o1ence
was committed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24

STEAMER JANE MosELEY. -Capt. Joseph
W. Denly, Of this city. has been appointed to
the command of the steamer Jane Moseley, of
the loaudsaud Seaboard Coastine CompaDy's
line. 1t is understood that the Jane Moseey
will be chartered as an excursion boat, and will
make regular trips to the capes of Virginia and
Cobb's Island. Captain Denty at Que time
commanded the steamer Lady Of The Lake, aud
is an experienced and accommodating steam,
boatmap. His selection for The command Of
the Moseley cannot fail to redound to the ln-
terest Of the COMPANY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24
Lost .H.HD FOUND.

OST-A MEMORANDUM BOOK of mill
- accounts A suitable reward will be paid
for its return to JNO. II. WATKINS, No IL
south Union street. Je Z5-otN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

CuuRcH SERVICES &a., To. MORROW
cup1sr CHURCH Service at II 3. m. and p.
-, by Rev. Mr. Dame.
ST, PAUL's CHURcH-Service at II g. m. and
an. m. by Rev, DR.. Norton.
GRACE CHURCR-Service at ii 8. 10. ana p.
M. by Rev. DR.. Sprigg. Afternoon service part
" choral at 81 p. m. m
sT MARY's CHURCH-Mass at I q. m. High
Mass at II am. Vespers at pm.
UNION PREsBYT'S CHURCH First Chnrch)c,
Preaching ut Ii M. and p. m. oy rev. =.
Z. Van Romondt
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH|oernoh al
la ~ and 8 p. n. by Kew. VIM. Dinwiodle.
METH EPIS. CHURCH-Sermon At IL q. No.
$50 D. m 10 children) and at p: M. by hev:
w G. Webb Subject at night, mo more sea.
The sacrament of Baptism will be administered
at 10 80 a m. Adult Bible Glass at p. M
METH. EPIs. CHURCH SOUTH-Service at Ii
8. M. by Rev. A. w. Wilson. D. D., and p. M,
bv Rev. Nelson Head, P. E.
MgTR Prot. CHURCH-Sermon IN the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Dr. Nichols
BAPTIST CHURcH-Service at ii m. NO
service at night
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Service At II a. M, by
Rev. Mr.. Fleckenstein.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
PRAYER meeting in the Union Presb. Church at
four o. m. Jail at pm. Aims House at q p.
IN. Open air meetings at Majors Hill and the
Tunnel at 81 p m. Thursday night At eight
O'Clock, Union Prayer Meeting in the NJ 4.
Church South. Open air service next Friday
night at o'clock at the corner OF hlng and
Roynl Sts.
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FIhfT. sE.STESiS, &c.
NiAIUk'S OFFICE,
M Alexandria, Va, June y, 1915.

MAYORS OFFICE,
M Alexandris, Va, June y. 1916
ALI persons owning u intending to keep any
animal of the dog kind are hereby notified to
come forward and take out y license for the anne
from the Auditor All persons found with a
dog or dogs on lis or her pr"lnrs without the
REQUIRED license shall be fined by the Mayor
FIVE DOLLARS for every dog SO owned or
harbored sfter July lst
and it is further ordered that after the ooh
instant all dogs found running ht large IN The
streets of this city without bel>g properly and
securely muzzled shall be selz"d ~ persons de.
sgnated lor that purpose and dealt vita accord.
ing to law Also all dogs und running at Isrge
in the Market place shall be killed.
ie i2-tJl K. KEN + Err, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24
EDUEATAUsTEL.

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND M t.
v CHANICAL COLLEGE-Th fifth ses-
sion begins "A UGUST "A, 1876. Necessary ex
penses exceedingly small. There were 205 stu
dents in the fourth session. Send for catsiogue
For appointment as State student spply 10
County Superiutenients Of Schools or to
G. L. G. MINOR, President,
e21-1m Blscksburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24

ST. JOINS ACADEMY. The 37th annual
commencement will take place at Sarepta Hall,
on Monday, commencing at p. N. precisely.
The exercises will be as follows: l. "Vlr-
ginla's Services 10 the Revolution az essay,
by Oven j. Nugent, of this city; 2, Woman
Iuhuence," by john L. johnson, Of this city;
3, Our HoDored Dead." by Charles 7. Nc
Quaide of Harrisonburg 4, Graduation; 5, Vale
d,c,ory, by John D Purcell, of this city; g.
address before the Patrick Henry Society, by
Col. VIM. Kilgour;,.7, award OF donors and
distribution of medals &C., by His Honor,
Mayor Kemper. We are requested by the
Priocipal to say that no tickets, or invitations
are required, but that all the friends of the
school will be cord ally welcomed. lu Goose
uueuce, however, OF the very bad behavior OF
the boys who were admitted last year, he has
been compelled to instruct the door keeper got
to admit any on the present occasion, unless
accompanied by their parents or other guard!'
aOs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postoffce
June r. 1876.
Persons calling for letters will say they al adj
vertised and give the date Of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter office, i'll Washington,
BRYAN. Miss Marg't A Frederick. Miss Nettie
Brown, VIM Henry, Miss Adlne
Brown, Mrs Ellen Haisry, Don
Campbell, Albert Matthew, Miss Mary l.
Clark, John Newton, Rev John
Davis, L Nd ,lverberg Key Alex
Davis. Philip Perry, Mrs VIM ,
Duke, Mrs s Wilkins, Miss Jennle,z
Evans Miss Mary J
je A-lt w. n. BERkLE1, Z. M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24
FOreiru News.

LONDON, June 24-Matthcw Noble, the
well known Engllsh sculptor, is dead.
To day brokers decline to quote bar silver,
the market for which is fat and the price nol
better than 50sd.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
llI kl,~.rI rio Vo fura II 1871

MAYURS UFFICE,
WI Alexandria, Va Jure II, 1876.
h Office is hereby give to all parties r. ,lring
license TO do business that | shall b. III my Of
ace No 56 Sing stre,t, daily, Tor the purpose
of granting .he same.
ANY me- chant mercantile firm or other per
son r. requiring license VINO shall fiji to pay the
same On or before the 18th day of JuIy next
shall forfeit and pay fve dollars |$5) AID costs
for each and every day they snail Continue bus
mess without paying said license t,x at.cr the
ssiu 25.h day of July.
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