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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-12
MISC A NE Us,
NEW INK.

3 St1k - S+~ 1912
prove its copying power, some sugar and
glycerine, or table Salts added. Such inks
have a. violet tint, are purple when frs
written with, and gradually darkcn on the
paper. The copies taken from them care al
first very pale, and only slowly darken.
Professor Gintl states that a new kind Of
Partisan copying ink has been recently in
troduced into Germany, which differs trcn
those previously in use in having, while liz
(. uid, a more or less yelloWish red color bu'
on paper it rapidly turns blue, and immedl
ately produces a distinct blue7blaek copying
ink. Moreover, it remains liquid a long
slime /; willie ordinarily vielet copying ink
soon gets thick and has sediment in it this
kind copies easily and perfectly.
Experiments and attempts to, make this
ink lead to the following result, which indi
Gates the method Of it's manufacture: A
Iogwood extract ofl0o 3. has added to 1t !
per cent. of alum, and then enough lime wa
ter to form a permanent precipitate. This
mass is then treated with a few drops~o a
dilute solution. OF. chloride, of lime lbleachins
powder(, just enough being added to i'm
part to it a. distinct blue-black color, after
;, which dilute muriatic acid lsadded Jdrop1by
+" drop until q distinctly red colOred solution
is produced. To this solution is added a lit
tie gum, and a half of l per centof glycerin.
The preparation thus obtained has all
the properties of the Partisan copying
ink. 1t is evident that the small
quantity Of chloride of calcium, form
cd by this, process, greatly increases the
copying power Of the ink While the ex-
ceedingly slight excess offfee hydrochloric
acid causes the ink to remain liquid by hold
ing in solution the lime, and, alumina lakes
of logwood. When the writing dries, the
acid gradually escapes or 1t is neutralized
by the trace of alkali i'll theupaper, so that
the blue-black lake is left. TIL evident that
any considerable excess of muriatic acid
must be avoided, as alsoEthe 1setofitoom much
chloride of lime solution.-Deutsche Hsdts-
tT5s ZeStung.
+ Few people know that there are hardly
twenty genuine Newfoundland dogs in the
United States. The name and breed are SO
popular and familiar that to all but an eX-
tremely small minority the assertion will
appear absurd. Nevertheless it is, strictly
correct. The thoroughbred Newfoundland
dog has been gradually losing his identity
through miscegenation. The secret of his
fast approaching extinction not being more
easily observed, lies in the fact that after .
mixture Of breed between q Newfoundland
aud any other species, more of the form and
characteristics of the former descend to the
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AND Flh0i !

Leaves Virginia city every Monday, j" sur
and Friday, at 4 o'clock, mr. ,.rssAaf ard satsf,
!" Leaves Bozema,i Tuesday, 1htfs""'
01flcsosn ao yirsstlia5 a, Ragnlopa pf0S'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25
rotr or ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 10.
hRRIV ED

:, John Gibson, Mcw York, :" + \
....,..,,..:,.r rhila!1lphs, t. Y a Eeel.
,,..,,., Jnlv &C. The l,aHn, Nuil''lE, |" r 4
!..r. .,,. ..
:r>.ncr i VI Tho.rpa'n. L""n"rd''"''' t"
.o,rnrr aisttano. N"a;inI, 10 JOS Breeders
+. E,,k.a,ino II q Mcfarland. i'eorgo'"Un /"
= Alnuw y &"
.,AI' |. 4 koru. Boston L. h A keoI.
DIR Nellie c Payne Boston. 10 # a Eec'!
.,br K i Hpcdlun, iiavro 40 Grace. to 4 J
i,hsiIry 4 c.. $780,:
S,ir \ " t,.Ee, Boston, t. Amer'eai Coal
.,tr trn ,ieril,n, Washington, 70 Am"I'-
,.,h ga! Co.
.',hr / Moirr. Ferret. New York. t. American
ir.l G..
,arr .jls.o /, Leach RE York, to ma;tor
s;9hl Louise u Rnth burn TO w s,muot
.|,hr Fannie Havrn do Grace. to w '1moot.
SyAf Annie fl leonard, Washington. t" w
.'mHut
;:chr Clara. rhiladclrhis, to W a Smo"t
,Lrs Agnes Is Bacon, Boston iraca All
.owe, Hoaton /. : lowering, Terry. Sarah
Wood AL nafea Amo5, for dcarEot"wn
SA1tEp.
:t,snsA.p l. q Knight. Nav York, BY + a
:roi.
;,tanner l.uly Of tho i.nEc Norfolk, III r A
i.re,!.
,,.n,cr hlutnuu, Hclnini, by Jos f"odera
9" Ca.
tralnar 5ue, Baltimore. hy j Erodors Il Go:
E.rkcrtiua II q Mcfarland, Roston, hy j +
AEhaw Il Co.
.rhr A G. r,.igc, New Haven. by American
Coal Co.
&chr Louise Rsthhurn, :itoningtoi.. by W a.
tiHuut
:;cbl ttnnin II Leonard, Easlon, Md, by w
.Eurt
'.Lrs Enoch Moore, ii Il Congdon, Salito
.,rni,.i Mary ID lrolnnd from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
SrErs David .Amcs and Isaac .Oherlon cleared
nom Windsor for this port 10Th
5rhr A Ii Hurlbort. heuco for Now Haven, NJ
New York I'D inst.
>chr VIM Mason sailed ir1m Providence for
his port IL inst.
Schr j Ward, hence, al New York 2l!h:
Schr \Ym Mason, honce for Allyn's foht' AZ
new London .'iu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

CoNFIRMAfi0Es. Bishop Whittle confirmed
twelve parsons IN Christ Church On Saturday
uighs. Last night he confirmed nine persons at
the ThuoIuriraI Seminary, New Dr. Minnegc-
rode, OF R,chnond preaching the sermon. 4
numblr ii p.,a>ui Iiuu th4 city were present,
aud .ciurnr,! At :: .c hour The sa,uc rite will
be- ahn,iniIrrrA i'll 81 Pants Church to night
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4. NICUJ,
pr c., co ;nT-ts Commits. OF Sale
BY +. +. kerby, huctioneer,
-, ~ L.;,o, .trna. 4 lay4ulriS Va

90 y King street, AIeXhNITlA, VIZ r
I .rus. rom Levi Jones, j., - NE, dated the
lis. day Of Dccembec 1873 ind Of record IN n
LiDcr &, No 4, p. IA OF tho land records OF
Alcxsadris county, w, ana al the request 81
the pcrson thereby secured, shall, on MON
DAY, the J.h day Of July, 1914. at II o CLOCK
ALL THATTRACrO OF LAND,
with the improvements thereon, situated noa'
Four Mile Run, in ssid county; and containing
FIVE ACRES OF LAND, the ssme beng thn
south half Of lot No. rs described IN ph1snu
certificate Of survey made by Thomas n. Caster'
Surveyor dated October - 1871.
Farms of Sulc-Cash. Purchaser TO pay tho
costs Of conyeyancng.
ie ia Louis E. PAYNE. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
l}y II. a. korby, AuctiOneer

(No 5t King street. Alexandria. Va
GALE. Of A DESIRABLE PIECE OF
~ rEurERTi IN ALEXANDRIA, VA
| Ga SAITH tDAl, the Both day Of June, 1871
viii sell By public auction, to the highest bidder
q TRACT or PARCEL, OF LAMB owned b.
Dallas Pcyt0n, lying ard situate in the city
| ature ad, 10 feet front on Prince street, running
thencn through 10 f,at on Commerce street, the
safe brihE part Of lat n" -, allotted 10 w
II. pcJinn III PARTITION ,i Frnnr,a p6yIon's cs-
ate. C"nvcy"nrng IL. the r..st If purchaser.
Terms-Cash,
jn2:~ts 3. q. BREN /. Attorney.
~ MY TENT'S-By virtue Of decree of tie
Chsnccry Court Of the city ct kchmoid en-
tered ia tho suit OF Fck"tts administrators
&c. VI. Pickett AnI ais, now pending in sn!d
court, | will sell III tho Sheritl's office, (ovcr
No. lG7 Main street, city OF Richmond, on tho
THIRD DAT or JULY, 1877, at II o'clock,
ls) A No. | ARMY TENTS, POLES, &C.,
complete. These tents arc now, in good orde-,
and in li:tccn original packages.
JOHN w. WRIGHT,
je !}-6t Sheriff city Of Richmond.
BY Harrison Il Neal, Auctioneers.
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS
caIlod to an immense sale oI
Dry GOODS, NOTIONS, Sc.
BY virtue Ct IN execution iS:uel out Of the
Circuit Court of Alexandria city against the
goods and chattols Of James NJ. Stewart. will
sell by public auction, commencing on
MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1877,
at 10 O'CLOCK: q ~, ard continuing from day TO
day until tho on!iro stock is sold, 3! tho store,
NO. - KlNG STREET.,
tho following property, levied upon by me 10
satisfy the said execution, viz: All That largo
and we'll assorted stock Of
DRY GOODS,
MOTIONS and
FANCY GOODS,
now in tho atnru Of James II. Stewart. consist
ing OF
Silks,
LACE;3,
rOPLlN&,
OKENAplNE",
CALICOES,
GAKPETING,
and everything arpcrtaining t. \ first class Dry
Goods store.
s.ssFs- Sale positively without reserve.
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EDUCATIONAL.

rs1uE SIXTH SESSION OF THE VIRGIN
IA AGRICULTURAL a ND NJ ECHAN-
ICAL COLLEGE, opens August IGN, 1871
az hunIrcd and thirty.two students are re-
c @jy Without charge for tuition college fees
which cost the rest $40 ror annnm. Board VI"
ries from 81 8 month for those who OCCUPY cor
lego rooms and live in mcsseg, to 80 lor tnose
who pay the highest rate for room rem! snd u
bic board Send for Catalogue "
G. !. c. MINOR, President,
e lj-eo2W BacRsDurg, virginia.
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Receipts or PRonurE Tho following were
III, receipts by the Washington City, Virginia
NiiisnI and Great Southern L Il. last week -
inrn iI7j bushels, wheat 20. rye 81. oats no.
!,ar - hhls leather i"j sides wool 20 bales.
tobacco e.; boxes, wine e casks, hides bundles,
.ywis /: coos. butter 70 rkins, eggs II cases,
,g.srs, g., IL head, boeswSy GT lbs, snndr,cs t
j.,Ar- anA hb!s, sheep skins bale tan bark As
..!., cath, and sheep + cars. barytos II cars.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Grcan e. Wise.

Resi- Estate Agents and Actionoersl
WILL BESOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
w ON THE SECOND DAY OF July,
IS. at L.: O'clock m in front Of tho Postottice
at AiaSah!ris Va, $4,000. more or less, of
the tI:.t M"!tgnge Sends of the Alexandria,
Loud"un and Hampshire Railroad Company
or 80 many IS may DO sufficient to realizs III
sum Of 81, so and costs of sale
je lots CHkS r. HOOFF.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

YESTERDAY. -lhr WEATHER yesterday was
pleasant aud good CONGREGATIONS attended at
most Of the churches. Rev. Alr. Roller oficia.
ted in Christ Church uornl0g aud uig ut. Rev
Emanuel j. Gonzales, late Missionary at Ma
lrria and Chaplain in the ii. i. Army. preached
10 the Union Presbyterian Church at night.
The other puIpit3 were filled as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

|. o. b. B. The following gentlemen were,
last night, elected officers Of Nj. Vernon Lodge
No. 259 |. o. L. E., for the ensuing term -
Joseph Kaufman. President; NJ. UllmaD, Vice
President; II. Schwartz. Treasurer; S. Blond
helm, Mentor; +. Goldsmith, Assistant Men.
tor; l.. Bcndheim Warden; |. Eichbcrg
Guardlab; j. Dcietus b. UiIman, ). Blond.
helm, NJ. Heller, and s. Deruhcimer Trustees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

BALTIMORE juno - Virginia Is, Old 81 ;
.,,rysd AZ do. consolidated T33 do. II scrle: -.
leather Corn s.. Oats steady; Southern PRIME
,l,lS; Western white l,;atT do. mlxed liai1 !
ryana .l1..lS Rye quiet nt '1s;3. hay gun !,
I,.I hll; Coffee active and strong; kio csr-
"I.r, I..:,g; i"hh;ng La Whisk"y irmar
VI II IL!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

rulLADELrulA, jUne 2'-Catto active and
prices shade higher; s:tes o! 2I') Sheep Gull
va! prices abou. the samo NJ last week; sal"' OF
lnt> Hog dan. and prices ao"al tho S"'no IS
,.,t week saios OF :OOI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

DEuWNED. Two negro men named Daniel
Brown and John Williams were drowned 10 the
Potomac near Washington, yesterday evening.
They, with three companions, had been taking
y sall down the river, ana had capsIzed once,
when oil th1 city, bat wcrc rescued by the
crew of tho.rnvcuuc vessel lying ia the stream.
They then came ashore and after drinking
awhile at Devils Row. they set sail again, and
had nearly reached Washington when they
capsized, with the above result The other
three lnen escaped, Brown formerly resided 10
this city wLele he drove horse and cart for
Mr.. James BtAnnan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

lie market opened quiet. II0ur y uH'
,,9pyel. Wheat is in light receipt, with sales
., - and 10. Corn Is lie better, wtth Sai's OF
Iu,, bushels at ca for white, anl hO:65s Tor
mixed. No rye reported, and ST bushels OF
Ju, brought lj,. Country produces quiet and
Adj,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

No child eau sleep s>undy while suffering
with Coke or from TceIhior. Remove the
cause by using DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. OolJ
- cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25
E1'ES,IAL EOTICES.

BIZ WEAKLY AND SlCKlY PERSONS. -
Nj any persons who arc weak and sick'y nj THIS
season of the year are 1T loss t" know %ha! Will
restore their health. Specra Pot Grape vine
is one of tho best restoratiyes known 1t i, es-
pecially recon- :nended for its purity, uHqul; to
flavor, and healthy properties Medical men
certify to it' valuable medicinal powers Mt.
Speer has been for years engaged IL raising
grapes and periectng this wine. and it required
fIuf years process before il is Ill for tho mari 81.
A. Y BAPTIST al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

Nav York. Jane @:.--Stocks quiet. Money
Isll Cold luj:. Flour quo. snd unchanged.
Wheat quiet and liTm. Corn &c better a1d mod
nss:r.y active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

EMBROIDERED CANVAS-Wstfle. Bur,
~ laps and .Iava-in White Checks and
rls!ls, 1T FERGUSON & BROS,
ieHJ &C King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

NuTlCE-In accordance With tho resolution
~ adopted 1T q meeting of tho b"ndholders Of
"a" Washington and Ono Railroad company,
held in the civ OF Aloxsndria, on the 18th day
y! Juar, 1877, the holders of tho bonds OF the
Warrington and Ohio Railroad Company arc
rrqGcstcd without delay to inform tho under
Srci OF the number of bonds hold by them
,e,peclivcly in the said company.
SO NEALE. Chm. Com. Bondhoiders
!a.j Washington & Ohio Railroad Co.
Fl oashurp DGuerS cow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

Whatever trIl;l5 to keep the blood pure sure
" tcld1 to probing life Dr.. Bail Blood Mix
itrc by its sIrcii1 action upon the blood keeps
il always 10 4 condition t.! purity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

NOT APPROVED. Judge Sangster, OF the
Fairfax County Court, has refused to SANCTION
the action of the committee 10 awarding the
contract for building the bridge over Occequan
Creek. Ii is understood that the Judge ae-
ton is based 90 some want OF clearness 10 the
wording of the contract,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

pUBBER CLOTH. for nursery and osth
~ room uso, ut FERGUSON q BRo D,
les IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25
SIMMER ssESOflTS.

pUARDING-per desiring y leslthy
- and plcasant mountain home for inc sut!-
mer c.n be accommodated within walking dis
t.nco Of tho White Post where there are
churci.os and postctlice. Address n. 5. d.,
White Po,l, Clarke county. W.. JeO
rAKLIN' SPRINGS.
This we'll known RESORT FOR P1CSlCS
ia now open for the reception Of Sunday schools
snd other Church parties. Apply to
ielG-ao:.w +. II. HAVEN Err w. u y. depot.
MOTIONS, FANCY GOODS. Sc, &c, SC.
~ ACTIVE WHOLESALE aud RETAIL
TRADED. +. BRASHEAR. No. lLU King
street--Special attention is called to our full and
com pIeto stock of Staple and Fancy Goods, viz:
Corsct:, Hn:o and Half Hose, Gauze Shirts,
Gloves, Suspendcrs, Collar: and Cults, Cravat,
Ladies' Tics and Scarfs, very pretty, Mems Shir
Fronts, Ladies' and Mems Handkerchieis ~
great variety, Dress Buttons, q full line, Blach
English Grape Wells, line quality, and very,
cheap, new style Belts, Spanish Feiings IN a, All
shades, N G. Knitting Cotton. price ''oc per ID ,
The Wsmsutta Shirt, price 81 CourVoisier
Kid Gloves, price S5c; White Corded Plque'
price 1Oc; q lot of full standard Prints at 'tc;
New goods receiving constantly. We sell gooo
goods st popular prices.
D. F. BRASHEAR,
4 Hoomos. No 100 King street.
ie2l hle3snuLla. ' d.
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By Harrison & O. Neal, AucLionecr3.

By Harrison & o Neal, AucLlonccr5.
gbY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
- Gocporation Court Of The city OF alexsn.
drIa, entered on the 5th day n April 1871, ~
the matter Of james II. Biggs, An insane persnn.
tho undersigned will, on tho NINTH DAY or
JULY, 1877, procacd 10 sail, before tho front
door Of tho Court House, on Fairfax street, III
tho city Of kloxandria, by public auction, for
cash the following described real estate, belong
ing to the estate Of said Ja,ncS ii. BigGs:
LOT or GROUND, with TRAM HOUSE
thereon, on the wet s!ln ri Alfred street, aud
fronting thereon II feet y nchns moro or loss.
by l4} Loct inrIos deep hntwnnn Cameron End
Queen streets. Pucchnsar 80 pay tho cost OF
convcyanclnH. w
ie9ts JAMES, NJ. STEUART, Committee.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE
- Circuit Court CT Prince William county,
entered on the 18th day Of May, 1877, iii Sinclair
w. Alexander, 81 SUIT in equity therein ponding,
Tho undersigned, commission VIII, on Inc
SECOND DAY OF JULY, 1877, Giant being
Court day) proceed to sell before the front doc:
Of tho Court House Of Prince William county,
by public suction, to tho highest bidder, TWO
LOTS in the town Of Newport, GA the following
Terms, TO wit: For cash sufficient " pay costs
Of suit and expenses Of sale, and the residue on
a credit Of ono, tHo and tires years. win inter-
est from date the doftrrol Payments TO DO So
cured TX boud and personal security, and the
titIo TO the property retained until tho payment
OF tho whole purchase money.
CHhS. r. SINCLAIR,
n. NICOL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

TlGUkED LAWNS and DRESS LINENS.
Monday, Juno 18th, 1871.
We rocrivo to-day another large lot OF choice
SIZES Figured Lawns; also Dress Linens Tor
suits, very cheap Tarlotons, in all colors, ana
swiss Muslns, At nil prices.
d. +. BRASHEAR.
II. B. Hromes. No. l03 King street.
ie.5 Alexandria, Virginia.
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rTOE MDUMT VERNON.

EJNJH MUD VT ' EIt-'VIT.
STEAM FIR MARY WASHINGTON.
Daily trips leaving tho wharf, foot 81 l'r'nc'
street. =. 10 a ~. Carriages src in waiting 1T
Noun. Vernon Springs whar! IT, take Eis'tor'
ploasan. ride OF one mile snl "A Esl( through ::
beautiful grove TO tho mSn:iou door. konnt
trip, including admission 10 grounds, carriage
larc, &c, 81.
CHEAP CIllLDhEN'n Till:
Children will bo taken on Saturdays for II cts.
Adults 25c. Round trip, allowing tic privilege
Of landing srt waiting Tho boats return ~ any
Of nar whaTvcs.
Tickets will entitlc tho holders To STOP over At
the us,lai landings until the return trip OF the
boa!; good only on Saturdays. Cllldrcn mus
in a.! cases be accompanied by tholr parents or
some adult friend.
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LOCAL MATTE IL y.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var DRart.
meat, Office ofMe Chief Signal Ogicsr, N"Sa
r,oton, ID. t., Juac %. histology 4. III. =
For tho Middle Atlantic States stationary "f
higher pressure and temperature, southwest u
northwest winds, partly cloudy weather "h''
sraas Of light rain.
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g. Sse e zE$ $ $ + $5 ! Ssa': 2
MUTTON &c, Zee.
CORNED BEEF A SPRClALTY.
Stalls ard Centre Market Royal st. wing.
~ Marketing delivered freeof charge to an
parts of the city. NH 2'-6m
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders OF tho
JANNEY CAR COUPLING GO. at the
Office Of Col. k Kemper, No 54 King straat.
on the FOURTEENTH DAY OF July, at
noon.
By order Of tho Board:
10 l3-eotd e. H. JANNHY, President
(,RoQUEr sET5l -.
~ CROQUET 9ET5l
Second lot Just received, ranging in price
from ST to SO per set.
my Is G, &. BERRY.
A MOTHER LOT OF LADIES' CALICO
"a WRAPPERS and CHl1LnREN';' SUITE
'" jas FEKeUsoN SBRUs, 81 King st
VHTAGoN8l WAGON3l WAGoNSl Of
w all sizes and prlcDa, Tor tho childran nj
io15 MCLEAN s. UHLER'si, 10 King st.
CMAII. SUGAR CURED HAMS Should
- OTIS and Breakfast Picos- just roceiyel by
jel5 j. Z. 3 IL. NJ llhu HN.
MESSINA ORANGES received anil for
1Nl- sale low by
NH s "a. DAVIDSON, III King i.
MARYLAND HAMS. esnvassod s:naIl
nv ID GEO. McBUENEY &, SON.
DRIME VALENCIA ORANGES just re-
ap9 q. WI. RAMSAY.
I uNCH TONGUE and Ham, G"oL and
10 Is g. WM. RAMSAY.
f.UoKED &pIuHD R&SF, packed in Gslti-
10 10 Ia,"' = '''' ~ 4. WIN. RAMSAY.
TNGLISu PICKLES and "Bunkcr Hill"
~ do. in glass NJ ,,,,,y,o
jel6 ia MHA -.
rlNGER AI.EON DRAFT, i've cents per
" glass. 81 JANNE1 & CO.'S. Branch Hi"Fo'
cor. King and Royal ats. Je'
lrAkDKN RAEES, Hoes, Spades. s;hoves
NH II ~ " ~ i. il. PEAkE & co.
MACHINE CHlprED BEEF, something
ie is ~ j. G. IS +. MILBUKN'S.
TXCURSIONISIS and TRAVELLERS cHn
L. find vast they want 1T
| 1C MCDD IVY ~ ~ wv '" - iN'''' -
DAMNED SALMON received and for sslo
~ bv f. J. DAVIDSON,
nv 81 III King street.
DOYAL BAKING POWDER. in quarter
IL and half pound tins, for sale by
! myl9 j. 9. 81 4. MlLBURN.
Y AUNDRY SOAP tho cheapest in t!:c city,
| IL only &c q cake, st "
je is McBURNEY'S, 1C6 & 10 King 81
rMALL MARYLAND BRAND HAMS
| y md small Sugar curod Shoulders lust re-
ceived by [my III &. WIN. RAMSAY.
| rUCUMBER PIUhL LES for sale in quant-
~ ties TO suit by u,, ,,1,,n
sp14 j. Z. u 4. Mills KIN.
WALKERS FOLDING BENCH LEVER
| w CLOTHES WRINGER for sa!o by
my g MCLEAN s. UHLER l07 King st.
THERMOMETERS, assorted Sizes and at
4 very low prices, for snle by
my l9 +. S. LEADBEATER i BkO.
ERESH OLIVE OIL, Of lstest importation,
Il received and for sale by
io4 +. j. DAVIDSON, l41 hiag street
CENUINE SHAKER CORN, extra fine
" just received hy :, VA. u,u,,v
ap9 u. M. NJ Ii o. g.
/ CELTZER WATER on DRAFT, five cents pei
! y glass, al JANNEY s. co.'s. Branch store
cor kim and ROYAL sts jos
DAKER,S COCOA, BROMA and CHOCO'
D LATE fresh received and Tor sale By
ie4 f. J. DAVIDSON, l47 King ST.
All, KINDS OF FANCY CRACKERS
IA and CAKES At ,,,,,,,
7 ie IS McbO q oON -.
"JNE NESSINA ORANGES just received
T. by [my III g. W WIN. RAMSAY.
THIN BREAKFAsT PIECES at
- 10 T. c.. s. 4. MILBURN'S
CUGAR CURED BEEF, Clipped and sliced
* RAMSAY'S CORNER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

A FRESH supply Of Crosse s BlsckwelPs
n Chow Chow md PiccallIi; slso one and
two pound Fresh Lobster, received and for sale
BY lie j H. ". aF GHA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHINH-
TON can be chartered for Excursions by sl-
plying on board to L. IL. TkoIu, trc.!n {.
his Insurance office. j. and - King street. je II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

ITSE THE BEST-The CENTENNIAL
" INSECT DESTROYER will destroy and
seep away reaches Croton Bugs, Ants, BED
Bug, SC. Wo are the sole agents for the shove
sa' axe prepared to sell 1t IN lots 10 SUI Tue
GAlo MCLEAN Il UHLEk,
les lO7 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25
WADDEY, II King ST.

HH-A CAKD.--To all who arc suffering from
the errors and indiscrotions Of youth, norvou.
weakness, early decay, LOGS Of manhood, &c,
will send recipe that will euro you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remody was discovered
by missionary in South Americas. Send a
selfaddressod envelope to tho Rev. JOSEPH
INMAN, Station D. Bible House, New York
city. feb G-co&wGm