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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
SHiPPiyG INTELLIGENCE.
TB %
PoPT OF NEW.YoEK ....

\
ARRIVED
steamship ty Of New-yorF. Tmmerman, Havana days
Ear Nantezaia Br gs - Pierre ~ days with sugar 70
psicht q Ha- tern days north o. liateriS with y
Bark ~iciian of Boston, snow. Ngscat $50 days wih
ha hry we-iery gaze fgr 20 aays ~ he Cape 2lst,
' All -tar;ci head railing tro he Equator
uas been north of Iiae'as win \ ana y " Winds
while oil Ilttcrs the cape bearing w miles, heaTu ia
rsr,, iaf Csrlce Trieste 10 DAYS With empty
ialis o order vessel Punch Etye o. Passed GIgai-
g lA Morton tot Portland Leland Cardeua. Il days.
.,f ralr ~ Go.-cr 60. vesSc So Miller < Iougni' D.
mas been days aorh OF Hatteras with y N" and y r.
Era, Annie Gardner of Caztine, Havcuer reanbuco 81
IIouchton Equator Jan 10 IN lon % 35 has
Sur Sarah + I'd of fccsant Han Naaazas : DAYS.
with sugar aad moa;srs 10 Bsnsmtl ',.va a o. -! 10
H. T. Brown Has had heavy y ana ~ y. CARS iO' !oi'
tons ill., staysaL jib. JbJoom and h,ad gell
DAYS VIA aglrto Fernandez calo, vessel 10 H. p Brown.
, r oo t,I," it IItlrno I'm. Para ru.
plea, A.r 1or hq,t%p e.t 'oh; H. H.1, + .'i%.
tor N'i,r-nS, \.,to.r r ~ '1 ioaa T. - Writ Ma
Moore The Latter ior b'nri-Ia' - 5n"l,-G C.aa ~
Thomas AIII, cd, 10Th, John H. hIAn1 Lduad I'd oyet
Emery. ..,...u,. ,,,r.r.
BALTIMORE. Fen. - arrived steamship =, W Bruno,
Poster T. ia inF5 iidne Klio. Roc
ata Lyan: Giaho D.. Duduccl hayrf insol, Gnui1en'
Iio,a,sson No re- forA y. "hIden, hgsans, Fh-!a
Nn.. VIM Lawrence. UUWe~ Baltimore bark- d. \.
Et-nia1 Ravnor CaIdeuas. Reruari, MsHoL lINrfUopl
--.vr t,,-l!rdt PU.c', B.. r.. scIfN- l. s. Nan
PrI7f Tao,rr Cip1.Grsns Mar hatcr Thorn 90 '. .t
P!incc y j. lan,r. Raw'a, IoEa.ye,: .ans De rgff.
INN U.r..... g. g.. MOVES, BRADLEY Fi.us Grove Del
i.1e l. Adams. Nirs,r0l Put JOl.Snu W. H. "lLt q,
CAM 7Ilry ~ t,rglam simpson ald 81 ttAe" ktun". q!
mani pbliat,tuha. =. ". hiil HIGGINS, job" T. Manson
Goa McGaill baltimore l. "a! .si'A' -'tActh"A AtAat
drg 81. Bal t4uuuu, virginia
FJgrEss 'iDEKDs, Feb 4Z.Ia>,1i IN BARK sl AcCaine
s,, IIIIi. rrl,s a Jar ii N"ttf iorgi'i ROW
Cu,s Passed 8a-BH 9. :. i0M" H. ca AiHcr lrri.,
g, -,.g -urru,a lDy cork Mary ArLca COR tardruas
lpl..l,'r Tor wilhelm ard -nEuc"ltnt Sehr sophia
pg..o.t Il uurAs SAILED, brig h'N3tA bf 'Nu
-, lnitr Glr B4.Jre: snip Australia, tUf Port Royal
Ar,,t hans Auu,udu !rJm Havana Uolud 10 Norfolk snip
Coastaacr, from LlyerpoOl for orders
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
81 ,-suw Feb - The state il steamship state NJ Fem
.,gri. ant X ls from Ncwl orE Fob IA, arrived mere
an O'Clock TI, morning.
sherwood from Fep IL, arrived here this after
DISASTER.
KY WEST Feb. 22.THr swedish bark ~ver re. capt Wet
terUrg Pensacola for Liverpool ".th unuer is ashore
IIor latest shan Necs see Fidk Pdgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
y. 8 II. BORROWING o. BONDS.

r. n Z Fdit0I ~ IHr ITtJ UHc.
SIR: Being bondhoder of the Delaware and
Hud-oa Cana! Company. ana naturally feeling very
anxious about my interests Oy reason OF the many III
mors concerning tl.s company have applied to tnc
MANAGER in charge and lave received only tlEcc i1!o
Warlra iE,u. hear that the company is monthly
ISSUING bonds ~ The Albany and ~u~i8rsdnu2, a"d the
Rensselaer, aaG ~lTitolj Railroad tuIuauia>. ana Dor
rCWH- money uIDu lHcW 10 seems o. mc tiai li' assets
~ t, -oir, a.C e.ug used &c pay ,hc interest uH H.
l,s,.- Tins ftiD- property belonging SO The NH'iaoH
e.. Some time there larl" amount "I S"fl
assets. i.iI now learn r.dt -6Oy1tt1 have pctn Iaht
10 la. 10 ;ac Nce-YarK and Canada i.lIutd winch II
faia. and brings LJ income thus usIu- mp IA a--t-
ar y,yf. I,.p 49, I--7 4 BpSDIOLpER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

morning. while much intoxicated At tho latter place en-
Gagged in an alteration with Franco BlTto. an
Italian living in the house. Becoming enr.Red
the maD struck her with a club. and when She ran
down stairs 10 leave tie house Dee followed her, and
dra"n- pistol FROM hs pocket shot hoy I'm the back
The ball entering Just hroV the let shoulder blade. and
proceeding m tn direction OF he lung The girl went
tvHy aud the police knew nothing Ok the
ahaiT until last evening. when she called
1t tho FYr-i.ru+l Pr..ir.f .ion,..a aud mad,
+iaf 'E"n'. SHE removed L. thc NnvTurk Hospital
am atcrWart sent 80 bellevue. w.rre her wound WIS
'HfiAued. Tie SUI, unable. HpW"fyr, 10 de
icfMEe the location OF che tgl account o. me time
which the wound had been neglected. Brrfp was
arrested and taken before Justice Duiv 40 tie I0niDs
Poice 'O1rt, Who held MIN iu y 900 bail To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
"UsUFPUCTr AND BACHELORS.

10 me LdltOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: have made discovery il relation to
he recent campagn-ratber late perhaps but inasnue
"s 'he result st remains doubt il may DE OF interest
10 some pa tLe study Of words and their varied uses In
% essay written By Charles Lamb ana published ID me
o4tL uunte. Of The Reflector for the year ISL occurs
,DF somewhat celebrated term Instruct" The essay 10
seaGei Bachelors Complaint Of the Behavior OF Mar
- ftOp.e' ana 10 "A mastery defense against INC
sinister eucloachmcuts OF uatI1mOny. Dir. 1iden uu-
ae-ohdply found deep satisfaction IN study NJ Ire
80 81 fellow bachelor; besides n Afforded hpleHc-u
hut" AtFprD SCu0UTEN.
AtH6iTM v T.. Feb. 1G. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

moro in the history Of this relic Of harharcf ACC uno
cent have been cruelty aud deviii-'ly o. wen "a
legally, murdered. When, oh when VIII tue ngnt OF
mans better nature dawul when the lawmakers VIII
learn that there is a rule which observed, mans In
humanity 10 man win nor ne the prominent feature u
punishment but tliat otaer side. Whatsoever ye won
that should do unto yuu, do We even So unto 'Atl
will he the firm foundation stone Oh which Justice WI
stand. They said their last hours, are C"'ul 40
die and we feel innocence VIII come 10 .ent
time" God giant 10; and then once more WIZ i''
people lift tho banner of reform, ana blot ont from i
statute )v0ks the which, although WoH"t fer The
best, have sent many innocent moral l0t 'tl.h s
grave. ID. Il. Nlt"ofF'
As6oTy Park " J., Feb. rs. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
LEmGH AND wILKEsBAERE COAL.


TIE RECEIVER SHOULD STOP NuING-No MONEY
IN THIS HANDS FREE TO ACT IL lHE MATTER.
To the Editor Of Tue TrtjRac.
SIR: ! would suggest few considerations
20 the creditors OF the coal corporations that are now IN
the hands Of receivers and To those that N the near i
ture may be suppose, course, that receivers are aI-
poiutod by the court TO taSc Of what property
e rsquandcred 10y the officers and directors Of the de-
fuuct corporations. The presumption b. that they have
so managed and directed that property represented by
the stock OF the company land when formerly undericd
the creditors present bonds simple deoD
has been entirely lost and wiped Is IL not therefore
70 supposed that the receiver is bound 20 change the
former course Of management and 20 Try and nady-
hall say the mistakes o. Tie former officers ahd di-
rcct0r,i Presenting the above premises 20 e" correct
would say q, creditor 81 the Lctgh and WI6rshrre
Goa Company that II Tho Pcrry yaao receiver of that
Company allows auJteYOn of Goa! 80 be MH' and scut
10 market at She present price OF coal ard rate OF r
p9.tut1gu De- e.Cud De made personally liable Tor tit
lo.s that Nil That loss iGeIc most Ia!ht WILL
Dr.. tvrFy one engaged IN U'Ciur coal knows. lie itt
NOT tie excuse that The oi, o.. G thr company
and sc raise - meet maturing u'-itlonS as
tag rcpciyeYp c~tapS an previous creditors nom press
ill., ard cul.ettu their claims. Ills -aHaS are thtIt!
cree 10 dc iEC u.s. beef save what properly tH'ft D.
left and most ccly mis- dUlv 80 ~ do, ana not lo
waste what left. bc wound te '-i hF. idilS
coz. (Which h. tic most valuable part ot the security l'i
AMI ti. % cannot zoe ...'ra' ,ut o. ljt = I ana
seudiUe ii to market a,er8-e loss oi 90 cents or
ton n
1et.- York, Feb. Il.l-17.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
OscHwALD AND RYAN NOT GUILTY.

10 Ihe EdttOr or The IFtGHne'
siR: After reading in The TRIBUNE OF this
oAe an account Of the tragic death Of one and the exc
eonon Of the other Of the Newark, n. j. murderers'
osehWad and Ryan, and after thoroughly sitting all the
circumstances connected with the evidence gwen on
'he trial. and the persistent affirmation OF their limo
eehee BY The condemned 10 the last cannot help
Vic conviction which forces itself my mind that once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

Every effort TO obtain the Games of the
persons 20 whom Mss Dancer left $4,000 OF the ha "a
million OF property which her father accumulated by
gambling has i'm vain. Tho hcir pleaded with sar
rogac CALVIN not 10 permit thcr names 10 be pubHSAed
The surrogate respected their scrrpia- against being
known as the recipients ~ --0tsu gains. and the onri
oue in such matters will have 10 consult the recorcs in
M nlliu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
TIE ARCTIC sCHEME.

To the Editor OF The TrtOHne.
SIR: Should the arctic Swans approve Of the
lou.zaiion Scheme" FOR investigating the chou;
The pole would d Lot Dc st - nauEuIate an inter
u4tIoG.! cGpc itiou. TO include say France, Lag.An
Prussia Austria, Russia. aud any other ot tEe govern
mcuts Of Europe OF Of the world, which may chon-e 20
Join h C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

4 drummer" for a New-Nor0 house called
on q merchant yesterday and handed aim II tlie of
ts LertHed instead Bis business carl. say M t!a ne
reur. scented thai establishment. The merchant examine"
il carefully remarked thai ir na' est2pi, hi NJ
aud returned Il To the a>tuushct WIN hope ina
H. wu,ld soon Pc admitted into partnership Tie !-f
seen uf The drum and mc,caGt thrF were ta.kns
,buur rilp Iaul.iaua vote Hudson Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
~sEvEy-sPoTo TO TAKE Az EIGHT"

TO NE Edtfor or the TrtbUne.
CIR: | have just been reading IN IHE
4ibUNE Of this date Chairman MorrisOn's answer 70
Telegram from st. Louis saying that the stock Of that
Denoefatic commodity known as undated confidence
vas undmiEshcd IN those parts" Mr. Morrison re-
Lled II y0u can tel us any way in which the seven
~ can oe made 10 take the eight we Democrats mere
wi o. confident" Please tell SIR. Morrison 20 play the
eA tDemOClael game Of y-Gyc" and AZ playing
eght VIZ 'F''-' 40' rs
Derty, Conn, Feb. Is, 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
HlGtbiucrn.

DOR ShLE-STEAM ENGINES and BOIL
ER~ stationary portable, from 20 300 D. g., ma
chine tous amt woad-So king machinery ready IPr inn'
chiner giving printed description and prico OF over 900
Different machines. g- what want ana where yen
sas this s. g. FOHS ATTIi as Co.,, Manchester, v H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
sLow-FooTED JUSTICE.

BosToy, Feb 22.-Joseph c. Davis was ar
rtt here Yesterday on an Indictment issued IN Yer
mout 10 years ago lie ia charged with defnuding C. =
Hamilton Of Hartford Vt, of 10000 in 1868. writ
Of habeas corpus was Issued and hearing will take
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

at was popular notion of the ancients,"
said a showman that this ERE animal, as we call
leopaId can't change his spOts but It's now known thar
he eeps In one spot one night and In another spot an
other night and is continually aehangin his spotA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
Ere Cream.

EU'SSELL'- ICE CREAM, best in the city, -jc.
uer quart 20 churches aud large par .r CAotts isaa
in boxes 20 carry home fresh twice day - Bibr ose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
A WOMAN SHOT BY AN ITALIAN.

Margaret Mulligan, age %, employed as a
servant NJ No 144 West Fifty-thirst at No. l4o
Mulberry sL on Tuesday night and early Oh Wednesday
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HIsceiiGueous

nISEASES of MEN requiring sklllful and
~ confidential treatment specially. J. 4ACQLl.H, ~ d.
as East Ninth IT,, near broadway, New Ork
Office hours 10 tl >. ana 70 .. m.
NVANTED-A Job lot of back numbers OF In
w gsh Juvenile Magazines Address stning the names
the quantty and the prce for cash. Boa L. Cambdgepor
Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

-uu rises 1890 63 - Noon SETS. $50
HI.H WAGEK MS PAY A
Hook. Island 80 ltr4 g. Ferry o.ls
rIDi WAFER iH, DAY T.. D.
sandy Hook. Alb liel. u. Ferry bO=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

hr Court Of Appeals calendar for Friday Feb 30 1879
.,Os. 2O7, AZ. lOl. IL, 2G1 2u3 1902 ard l5J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

% Iiec.rrl.t. sanger.
3 Ihl.lcr AT. pyatf.
So. J.
IA. .Et'uhr.tgc aeL Liver
moro.
81 .IlHrsfhal dgt. sale.
7u.--iCElcH agi. Richard
~al.
u scir-Tr ny. TuckfaLer.
l-.~p.rgrr a-r. ~p.fItE.
= 'uilM nr-t. Ni tEacht.
1t.-f!llc,4 81. Paint 60.
AT. Carbon Il. L.
Co.
~. .Sio.grj a-'. Cody.
a Uor0HHr act. Coiv.
10 Arctic Ire Inns. 90.
ag,. -s..sv.
lie. First NT1nUal Eauk Of
tnorDrr.CWu agt.
ltll..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

= ia .tl jus ~ Irs r b
I l5O. Lord. r.. ae'. Funk.
Z. l-l.Cleggagt Elastic Truss
co.
r. IA N'rnanic.' saw. Bank
Jgi. 'afMan.
1921 Matter 81 Brain.
& I43.. rLirf Ave. H. r. Co.
AT. EsW-eU, sc.
r. 40. Matter ~ N dhgdeld r.
tlps't 60.
O. lt6 Rooney sgt. fvggrr.
%. 100 -MlrCrot LOIli.aIt =. 5.
7. t..
49,. Black River Iron and
81, co. AIT. tAomp-
sUf.
q. 1877 Fuller Igt. Robinson.
1884,. Aauu-7 art. Car. cr.
n lNJ.-MrrUly AIT. Moses.
q : Isl Brown agt Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

The stamps be furnished subject % the approval n tic
p,ullfu-rf from plates, engraved the highest 70
~ t arf ~ steel eHgr3vc and printed 10 such cCprs may
om rle h. ~ylrCrd ~ .iH DEPARTING T. m the best
approved manner upol paper of The best quality
able foo tr purpose and satisfactory 0 tug Department
yhiy gumWe with me best quality OF adhesive gun,
perforated m such manner that each separate stamp can 0e
readily detached and Uscl TIE sheets 90 BE- Wei Iesd and
packed pr vent them from adh,r1g To each other
same furnished with an -ouabls Dispatch s'cll
QUANTITIES ia each De Or' 5r fir DepaffmPl
daily reuisie, pustna~trS ana the Execu-
DEPARTMENTS The stamp must be printed on hand roller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

TIFITIFFTIT T.
Sealed proposals invited Jm -trtpais lHgIavcrs and
Plate prt'rs and viii ie received &C ts Department Cnth
p.luc. WEDNF-D Day the 2~th DAY % February,
Is- furnishing a She POSTAGE stamps wch this Depart
may require ior pIbc an Official during period VI
fuur wears mWcgcli- he rs, day II MAY 1877,
l. Stamps for the use Il ~" UubiC.
Dtyd stamps for ,lir Of tie Executive Icp2rtmenta
g. Newspaper 3Ut periodical stamps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-29
By F. a. Kcrby, AucLioneer,

(No 56 King street, Alexandrls, Va
COMMISSIONERS ShLE-Undcr dacrea
~ of the Corporation Court Of Alexandra
city, made at its January torm 1877, IL the case
Of Smoot s. Uhler W. John 7. Hill, The under
signed as commissioners, will offer BY public
auction, on SATURDAY, Jane 9th, ISL, at J.
o'clock m, in front OF the Market Building, On
ROYAL street, in the city Of Alexandria. Virginia;
the following property, 10 wit:
4 CERTAIN TENEMENT ami LOT, STU"
ated on the east side Of Hator (now Lce> stroo:'
in the city of AleEsndria, Virginia, between
Wolfe and Wilkes :tF.oL: beSinnlng a. tho
middle Of the Square between Wolfe md wilkes
Streets and running thence north on VISITOR 81.
81 feet 3 inches TO al alloy feet wido; tho3c.
east on said alley parallel with Woia street 10
feet to the western limo of Potomac 6; thence
south on Potomac sLroo. parallel with WAtef
street 81 feet = inches, and thence west IN a
straight line to the bog inning.
forms: Ono fourth cash the rcaidue IN equal
psymonts in one, two and three years, Win IN
terest from the day Of sale; the deferred pay
ments to be secured by tho notes OF the puf
chaser Of the property, with gool personal 80
curity and the title Of tho property 10 DC 80
tainod until the purchase price is fully psla'
CHARLES Il. STU = XII,
f. O. CLAUGHTON,
ru1OAs Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-29
By f. 4. KerbY. Auctloneer.


pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
I'D executed to The undersigned by James B.
Wright, on the 9Th day Of Docomb Der, 1875, OF
record in the Clerk Office Of the Corporation
Court Of the city Of Alexandria, Virginia, an
at tho request Of the party by said decd secured
l shall. on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF May,
1877, offer for sale by public auction, ut the
front Of the Market Building, on Royal street,
Alexsndris, Virginis, tho following described
property, TO wit: A CERTAIN PIECE OK
PARCEL OF GROUND in the city Of Alexsn-
d-s. improved b. FRAME DWELLING
thereon. and bounded rs followS: Beginning on
the south side of Gibbon street ST point l25 It.
east Of st. Assph street. and running thence
southwsrdly in line parallel with ST. Assph
street Is feet to ~ feet alley thence eastward
ly in line parallel with Glbbon street IA fee. 6
inches; thence no!thwsrd!y in limo parallel
with ST. Assph street to Gbbon street, and
thence in 3 straight line to the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
nv 3-ts CHARLES j.. STUART, Trustee.
sgss- The above sale has been postponed until
June 9th. my lots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-29
Auction SALES.
rs Green * Wise,

i!ieal t,.iaia .lsents All! Aurltncrr.
TYR 81 IS e: : SAL Of LlABEl.
4 REAL E3FAG'i-i3y virtue ~: i 'ed o
trust executed by +, Il. :5waine and wife aud
Stephen swain, dated Oh the "lst day OF Decam-
Der, 1915. and duly recorded in liber No. g.
page 81, Clerks Office city Of AloxandriA tho
undersigned, trustee therein named, and at the
request Of the party secured by said deed, will
Offer Tor sale by public auction, on SATUR.
DAY, the :!3d day OF June 1877, on the prem
ses. al II o'clock IN tho LOT OF GROUND,
bounded as follows beginning 30 fool inches
north Of Cameron street. and running thence
north on Royal street fl feet Il inches: thence
east parallel to Cameron street Al feet ] inches:
thence south parallel to Royal street. A feet Il
inches, and thence west to the beginning
Terms Of Sale: One third in caah the residue
in six and twelve months. with irtarest St six
per cent; the deferred payments to be secured
by = mortgage on tho property. Convcyancing
1T the expense of tho purchaser.
nv 2J-2aw4W CHAS, T.. BAhR 'Lrustno
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-29
Sill Looking fur the North Pole.

New York, May - A uorGns paper
says In anticipation Of tie next Congress
appropriutiug the $50 900 recommended by
the Committee on Naval Affairs q The last
Congress, Capt. Howeate proposes hi, yuar 10
send out small vessel to the nGrthc:0 seas
about July /, uudcr the commarl Ut Naptau
Tyson, of P0laris FAM. TO gather together dur
ing the present season ilsquimaux loea. scdpes
and clothing for the regular expedition which
will start next spring, the supplies so collected
to be transferred to The regular Vassnl at Disco
in August of 1878, and the little orc [" return
to the United States. This viii issue good
mateElal for the colony and prevent .lclaY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-29
By Green Sc Wise,

(Kasl Estate Agents and Auctoneers)
COMMISSIONERS ALE-By virtue OF 8
Of Alexandria, Va, rendered at its May term,
1877, in the chancery cause Of E. K. Downham
& Co. We. O Leary e. al, the undersigned, COM
missioner therein named, will sell, by public
auction, On SATURDAY, the 18th day of June.
1877, 81 y o'clock M, in front of Tho Market
House, on Fairfax street, the following proper
ty TO wit: The LOT OF GROUND, with the
IMPROVEME NTS thereon, situated in said
city, and bounded as follows: Beginning on the
west sido of Alfred street. between Cameron and
Queen, at the north limo of McVegh's lot, ex-
tending thence westward with McVeigh's lot
and parallel TO Cameron street 81 feet; thence
north parable! to Alfred street II! feet; thence
east - foct to Alfred street; thonce south with
Alfred street to the beginning, VITA the right Of
way over an alley two feet in width leading into
larger alloy extending from Alfred 10 Patrick
street. Terms of Salo-Cash.
CHARLES Z. STUART,
my l4-2aw!S Comm'r Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-29

TOBACCO CULTURE Nineteen years ex
perience has convinced the Planters of Mary
land and Virginia that the Excelsior, manu-
featured BY j. J. Turner & Co.. Baltimore,
has no equal n growing and maturing the To-
bacco Plant.
1t invigora;es the young plant and promotes
early maturity, possessing all the stimulating
properties of Peruvian Guauo, without firing
or njuriog the plant in dry season as Guano
does, and the quality of Tobacco grown by
Excelsior, is very superior.
BALTIC. Weekly AM, May &c. 1877.
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4 ARRIVED.

Steamer Msttano, Nomini, to Jos Broders
& Co.
Brig Helon NJ Rowley, Providence. TO master.
Schr II L Congdon, Providence, to American
Coal Go.
Schr ID & } Lee, Boston, TO Amer Coal Go.
Schr Herschel Jersey City, by Amer Coal Go.
Schr Howard Williams, New York, to Amer
Cosl CO.
Schr Agnes Reppler, philadelphia. to w y
Smoot.
Schr Gorge Il Mills, Providence, to W a
Smoot
Scbr Jane l. Newton, Boston, to lisrop 81
Bait Coal Co.
Schr Montana. Boston, to Hamp & Bslt Coal
Company.
Schr Lucy ID, Boston, to i A Reed.
Schr AHnio S Conant Portsmouth, to L
schr S j Fert, Washington, to ? Agnow
Sc Go.
Schr Cambridge. Washington, to Agnew
s. Go.
sohr Georgia Shepherd, Georgetown, 10 J 7
Agnew s. Co.
Schrs Twilight. American Team, Alfred Bra
brook and Theo Dean, for Georgetown.
CLEARED.
Steamer John w Thompson. Cone river, by
A Reed.
S;tesmor Sarah, Philadelphia, by + 4 Reed.
Schr Cambridge, Hampton, by Agnew
s. Go.
Schr J j pharo, Jersey City, by American
Coal Co.
Schr Addio Avery Allyn's Pt, by Amer.
can Coal Co. :,
Schr c Terry. Boston, by Hamp s. Bait
Coal Co. =,
Schr Maria pierson, Boston, by Hamp l. Bait
Coal Co.
Schrs Oliver Ames and Eta NJ Simpson,
from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr II Hasbrouck, hence at York Ssh.
Scb1 V Wellington. ceared at Boston tol
this port 2S.h.
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Local hfreYiti&s.

There was q most brilliant az! beautiful dts
play Of the Aurora BoreaIis, last night, astlns
for considerable eogth OF time TWAS seen
throughout the cnuntry.
Judge Blow will preside over tho Circuit
Court for Fairfax county at the term which
commences on Monday, June llth.
The Committee on Finance of the City Council
will meet Tomorrow night.
Laborers we're at work to-day tearing up the
staging at the fish wharf.
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived-Boats VIM Smith, r Bender, K
Hoofi, W Walsh, J P Moore, w Hunter ]
v Burke, Bsyer, ~ H . Claug h + and f L
Moore, to American Coal Co A X Syester and I,1
SNYDER and c Doyle, to Agnew s. Co; +
L Flury, S Swain, I II West, Ida s. Henry and
Little Eddie, to Hsmp & Bait Coal Co; 7 n
We;r to Now Central Coal Co; NJ K Tico AID
4 Summers, to Blaen Avon Coal CO.
Departed boats Alexander, 7 d lFsiie,
0scsols W ] Boothe, jr.. " Il Boyd, D Stew.
art, Ed Rinehsrt Il Moore, J A Swift, W 2,
smith r Bender, E L FURY, Nora & Willie
and WIN Walsh, Tor Cumberland.