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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-22
Circuit Court

important itcms interesting to jurors called
for the January term viii be found on the I'd page
Of this issue in matter crowded out last week.
.yudge McRobcrts has presided thi, wccil and as
the following record shows has been crowdng
business:
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Promises kept inspire confidence; and DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup never promised relief in The
diseases Of childhood without at once efFecting
il. Hence the popular reliance upon it, Price
y cents bottle.
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FANCY ARTICLES:
Jananese Lacquer-ware,
Chinese Straw Goods,
Swiss Carvings,
Spa Wood
POTTERY.

Pottery and Old China Pottery Decorating and China
Painting, all the rage II the east YOU E1oS ~
SWIRTZ, BOHEMIAN DC, in the line OF the DECORATED
ware The stock comprises also the PLAIN Tor
Decorating avorte occupation of the young ladies' Inc
material for decoration with antique designs ana lhtruc
tons are also on hand In the line OF
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Exchange. on Chicago, New York and all the princ!
cities east and west, bought and sold.
Exchange sn England, Ireland Scotland and all
porant points In Confidential Europe drawn IN sums to
purchasers
u. =. Revenue Stamps of all dcnom!nat!onsc
stantly on hand and for sale. .
United states Bonds, Local Securities, Gold |
Silver bought and sold. .
To those who favor us with their patronage we would
we shall be able exteAd such facilities and accomodat
rs we trust will prove them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open from A. NJ. TO 4 p. NJ >- 800,
Feb ~. 1875. IL. {. JORDAN, Cashie
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Fiorn AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, something new.
At Osmaa q Hspeman's.
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D. MAHER'S
Cash
PRICES:
All Goods Straight mo Humbug.

Twelve lbs. Dried Peaches for..........,, s.
Valencia Raisins, ten lbs. for. .............
Five lbs. Good Rio Coffee for.
Best 0. q. Java Coffee, ground, per lb......
Best O. G.. Java Coffee, green, per lb.......
A Jap Tea good enough for any one, per TO-
Sixteen bars of German Soap. .............
One ID. Lorillard's Navy Plug Tobacco.
One lb. of the Best Finecut.
Baskets very cheap, from 10 cents upwards
A Sugar, eight and one half lbs. for........
One hundred lbs. Lockport Flour for,
One hundred lbs. Geneva Flour for........'
One hundred lbs. White Rose Flour.'.'...'
One hundred lbs Middlings. ...............
One hundred lbs. Bran ....... ..........
Corn, per bushel.
Fancy Drip syrup. .........'.'''''
AAA Drip Syrup. ...'.'.''''''''''
EVERYTHING DowS TO BED ROCK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30
AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEE'S SALEOF ASMALL FARM
Il IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY-By vir-
tue of deed oftrust executed by John w. Hi-
osry and wife, dated the 25th dav of Serterl be-,
1874. and recorded ia liber q, No 4. lilo II,
one Of the land records CT Aioxandlis CO lnL,-
Virginis, tho subscriber will offer by public
safe st the reque. Of the party sccn1 ed thereby,
on The promises, ri the hour Of & o'clock .. IN :,
on MONDAY, tho 18th day of August, 1877, all
that TRACT OF LAND, situsted in Alexsn-
dria county, State Of Virginis beginning for the
same in the outliuo Of tho tract and lot No bn.
ing y line ofthe land claimed by James Birch,
on tho north side Of the new Georgetown road
thence with the lines OF said entire tract snd
James Birch north Ito east - poles to I, corner
of said tract and James Birch; thence north 49,
west 20 poles Is links 10 X, corner TO the tract
and James Birch, ard adjoining ths land CT b..
Ball; thence west Il poles links to g, on a lira
OF the tract and the land OF Ii. Ball 10 lots No.
and 3; thence with the line between said lots
south u east - poles to tho uorth side Of sail
Georgetown road in said line; thence along tho
north side Of said roel in u northoastariy direc.
ton to tho beginning, containing III acres oS
land, more or less.
Terms Of Sale: cash, or the rurchaeer may
pay all cash tho residue in and . years, witt
interest deed given and deed Of trust tskeI,
to secure the deferred payments. All conveyab.
cling al the cost the purchaser. A doposit"l ssh
required when the property is struck OFF.
+. 7. JACKSON, Trustee,
Office No. 1855 Bridge st Georgetown.
Thomas Bowling, Auctr. jy 30-l0!
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FlnEs.-Ab5ut halfpast eight O'Clock on
Saturday night there was Al alarm oil lre'
c,used by the brrnirg Of some bedding IN
house occupied by colorcs people, n, al
The ccracr OF Royal aud Wolfe streets. The
Department Vas out. tut lis services W. r. uo'
needed, tie flames having been eXtlpeu'shcd by
tic ncig hDors, with but slight damage.
Tho alarm sb)ut eleven 'ciOek ye'tcrday
u,orniog was caused by tic partial bnrnlog o'
the roof of the blok building O! Mr.. Geo. Illus
tou's residence on s.. A,aph street, b t~cco
Duke aad Wolfe. As!ove pipe passed thr"u!h
the root, and Vc,y hot fire ha ing be en- k'nd!cd,
net fire to he shioglcs. The freiaco were prompt
~ on the ground, but their services were not
needed. tn; fl smes havicg been cxtinHusshed
with few buckets Of water.
! A fire occurred ct OcccGuan about t|o
o'clock yesterday morning 10 The store Mr..
VIM. Il. Selectmsn The flames were first
discovered by boaimcn on the creek, who came
ashore aud assisted ia cx'ipguishns the fire:
The building was only partially damaged, and
is insured in the Virginia Home Insurance
60. for $500. The damage to the stock will
probably amount to about s. 900, and 1t IS IN
sured for 81 900 in the Earmvllc INSURANCE
Co.; 81 600 10 tho Virginia Home, and 81, 900
10 the Virginia FIRE and Marine Insurance Co.,
for all Of which Mcssrs. s. II. Janne7 u Scn,
of this city, are the agents.
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From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-fherc has been
considerable amount Of business transacted al
| the Executive Mansion to day; more than al
apv time since the opening of the labor troubles
but it was all o! routine Or preliminary char
| acter, and its fruit will net DC seen Tor some
weeks or even months TO come.
VIRGINIA NOTES
Its understood that there is IA temporary,
| perhapsi it may turn outa permanent scttltucn!
Of the difficulties between tic "las anu outs
| Of the federal Offices at Winchester.
| Port Wathal. the seaport Of the ma'a'inc
city of Petersburg, will in q few days, r'jolce
il postcflioc. as 40 order has bceu made tor
the establishment Of one at that po'rt.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The receipts at the u. s. Treasury to day arc
as follows: From lulcrGal RcVcru', S:b5''
459 %; customs, $545, $50 To-
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
1t is known that at tEo time the u. ). steamer
Plymouth was ordered of Alexandria She was
uader previous orders for Vera Cruz. and had
been scrapcd in order to DC painted that snc
might make respectable appearance II hlcxl'
ca1 waters. Inc GccQ loE q FCosS' @. W."
Cruz is still very great, and it may be that au-
other vessel will be placed off Alexandria 10 q
few days 10 place Of tho Plymouth, or tho lily,
mouth may remain and another vessel be sent
to Vera Cruz.
WAR DE PARTMENT.
eAll the news to day Indicates that the str!S-
crs have either not tho disposition OF not the
means to oppose the U. s. troops. All Is quiet
on all the lines.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The procession Of the Schuetzonlest Society
10 day was grand affair. 1t formed at the
City Hall! from which it marched! to the Capll-
tol, thence to 9th street, L, to the Prcsidents
House, thence via 9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue to 7th street, and up 7th street TO The
Park. At the corner Of 18th aud Louisiana Ave
que it passed under beautiful ARCH. Ii was
composed of triumphal cars and carriages, Tiled
:gih gaily dressed people, narshaled by men
90 horseback The festivities will continue live
days.
a tub race and a skif race took place 10 the
Potomac, to-day, both near Geesborc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30
J. nj. BRoDERs, G. L. Il.

STRIKES AND Blows. the recent strikes in
Baltimore and Northern cities having effected
tho market to considerable extent, bringing
about perfect still stand, MIR. Elchberg has
taken advantage Of the same, aud has purcl'as
ed oversize, 900 worth ofstapc dry goods and DO
mestcs, all Of which have arrived andarc III store
this morning. These goods vii! be opened dur,
Jog the day and will be ready Tor exhibition
to. morrow. Look cut for q big break in cot
toms f4nncia and lomesics. We have deter
mined to make business lively add give our
customers the bouci! By laying in thclr supplies
now of Two and three cents a yard Or this io
of goods. Call aud examine Tor yourself. Al
the leading brands OF co!tons aod domestIc' at
panic prices AeSA Fer 10 days on y"tzEa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30
By L. A.. Kerby, Auctioneer.


TNDER AUTHORITY OF A DECREE
~ Of the Corporation Court Of tho city G.
Alexandria, in the suit Of Burke s. Norbert W.
Brill and Csstlemsn, entered at its July term.
1871 the undersigned Commissioners will sci.
by public auction, at the front Ct the market
building, on Royal street, Alexsn dris, on SAT
UKDAY, the lst Day Ct September, 1877, the
following described property, to.wit "A LOf
OF GROUND in city of Alexandria, bound
ed as follows, to.wit - Beg inning on the. west
side Of Market Alley, 50 feet south Of the inter-
section Of said ALLEY, with Sharp Shin All,y,
snd running thence south on said Market Alley
20 feet, thence west parallel to King strest 3
rset, thence north parallel to Market Alley 70
feet, and thence east parallel to King street TO
the beginning.
Terms Of salo Ten par cent Of the purchase
price in cash, and the residue in six, twelve, and
eighteen mont hs-tho deferred payments TO b"
secured by the bonds Of the purchaser with
good security and the title to the property TO DO
retained untl the purchase price is fully pad
II. 0. CLAUGHTON,
CuAS L. STUART
iy 3C-.a Commissioners Of Sale.
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Local aIraCilfea.

The passenger train coming easL on tho w
6. y. X r., this evening, was datsin'd ab>nt !
hours OF Il B half By Cha breaking, 81 tao ;!xio OF
the tender attached 10 ~ eiGhL train, thcrshS
blocks;ing the trscs.
A}phoneo Arlington, whose name appeared
in Saturdays Gazette, III connection with hgh
at Eishtown, denies thst 10 WAS tho aggre?sor
and claims that lie was first attacked and bitter
by his opponent.
A race was run on the river this morning, be-
tween throo yswl boots, belonging TO schooners
now lying in tho barber, a%Ht'ns cargoG5
1t was won by tho boat If .ie schooner hirdsall
Misses Maud and Lille Miller, If st: L2uIs
who have many relatives aud trend; N this city
are visiting At Hon. g. L Wond!iag's Iii H'opy'
villa III
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shooting A flair in Boston.

Boston. July 30.-Herbert Blanchard ,:
years old, has boen clandestjnoly paying his ad
dresses to the daughter Of Mr.. Z. Traska resident
of Savoy, Mass, and was wa7God to discontinuc
his visits Or Wednesday last he was fired at
by scme unknowned person and yesterday he
went to church at Savoy, whore after Al alter,
cation with the elder Trask ho shot him dead
with revolver and also MORALLY. wounded q
brother of tho attor who camo to his assistance
Blanchard attempted TO shoot q lsdy. who was
standing near, but failed, after which no escaped,
no ono in tho crowd making an attempt to err
resi- him.
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l3v Green & Wise.
BY Green 81 Wise.
[Resl Estate Agents and ActioneersJ
%YALUABLE KING ST. PROPERTY AT
a TIGTTON


[Resl Estate Agents and Actioneers.J
VALUABLE KING ST. PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS'S SALE.
BY virtue Of q decree Of tue Corporation Court
for the city of Alexandria, Va. rendered at its
July term, 1877, in the chsncery cause Of Ar
mold vs. Arnold ct al, the undersigned, com.
missioners therein named, will offer for salo by
public auction, in front Of tho entrance to tho
court room, on Fsirlsx street, on SATU RDAi,
the first day Of September, 1877. o. II o'clock
M, the LOT OF GROUND with tho BUILD
INGS and appurtonances thereto belonging
and situate in sajd city. 81 tho northwestern in
terscction of King and Royal streets, fronting
thirty feet on King street and forty eight feoton
Royal street, with the right 10 the use OF tnree
feet alley and 9 court in tho rear. Subject, how
ever, to ground rent Of S5l G6 per snnum.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent CT tho purchase
money to be paid in cash; the residue in equsl
instslments At six, twelve and eighteen months
from day Of sale. Tho deferred payments to hn
secured By tho bonds Of the purchaser, with
good security, and TO bear interest from day OF
sale The title to be retained till tho purchase
prico is fully paid.
CHAS. F. STUART,
S. FERGUSON BEACH,,
ALBERT STUART,
~ 2}-e0t5 Commissioners of Sale.
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The market opens very quiet with light ro~
ceipt,. Flour is unchanged, tho supply aiid d.
r1srd being limited But %i9 bushels CT Wheat
ware offered 10 day, which sold at ]43 and 1'o
for ear to good no strictly choice was offered
the prcts. however. show decline. Corn is
unchanged since Saturday, about 4Io bushels
selling ut 70 and H. No transactions in Rye or
l>sts. Country produce in limited supply; We
mako no chsngo in quotations.
BALTIMORE, July 3O.-Virginis Is, o:d, 30;
do deferred S do consolidated G344; "a series 40:
Cotton quiet: middling l2l&l2t. Flour quiet
and steady; Howard street and Western super
4 5OsS5 25; do. Extra 6 5OaS7 5o; &c. fsmi!y
S 25s$9 so City Mills Super yOaso; co; EXIT.
CsSs; do Rio brands SIS 80; Pstapsco Family
So IS. Whes. lower and fairly active at d.
elmo; Southern red good to primo l5lsl55; 80,
amber 151al55; do. white l42al57; Penns red
IEOal53; No. Western wintor rcd Aug de!iVe'
ry 14o!al4l; do. Sept 1871. Corn-SoutnefIn,
and lower; Southern white GAGS; DO. yellow TT
ass; Western mixed spot and july 64a; august
G13 Sent Gl.G1l; steamer 574sGS. Outs dull and
steady; Southern fair to prime new 3oaa2 !;
" ,stosn whito old IS; do. mixed G;}s43 Tcnna
ole, 16sdS Rye dali and STEADY a. oSsG'' ,a ass
! steady: Rio carsocs l6ia2Oc jobMng az
Sugar dull 1T IL Whiskey dull and lower
IL 81 IS.
NEW YORK. July so Stocks fairly active.
Monnv u. Gold 1861 Flour dull and heavy.
| Whest Quiet forward delivery \ shade hrmer.
| Gorn-spot dull and 9 shade castor; futures moro
steady.
PHILADELPHIA, July S0-Ca!tio duit; s ei
common 5!c. Sheep-ssses OF 3loo gooa 70
nrime 5sGc; medium 4a4ac; common 2s"c. Hogs
| sales Of 500 good TO primo 9!c common oSc:c'
Prices cr butchers meat in tho Now ! Q. ork
| markets. On Saturday morning advanced y 10 1
| cents Der pourd on prime qualities, though moro
| indifferent cuts remained unchanged.
! Attic Baltimore Stock Bosrd Saturday, Bal
timoro and Ohio shares closed ct - BID, ~ ASK
cd no sales.
| PORT or ALEXANDRIA, JULY 50.
Snn risos,.... S 81 Moon rises~........ 8 81
Sun scts.............. ! 10 High Water:;::: 0 %
ARRIVED.
Steamship f GEnight, New York, IT, F A
Reed.
Steamer Lsdy of the Lake. Norfolk to F f
Reed. !.
! f A Reod.
Steamer Mattano. Nolnini, to Jos BroIers
s. co.
SAILED.
Steamer Mattano, Nomini, by Jos Breeders
: Steamer Sue, Baltimore by J Breders s Co
Steamer Lady the Lake, Norfolk, oy i
, Reed.
MEMORANDA.
Schr i j Morrison cleared IRON Boston FOL
this port 23:h. ------.----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30
Colonel sVcilEsaay On the State Debt

WINCHESTER, July q, 1877.
j. B. Pcbb. NJ. d, Eugene Vest esq, RoehHlg-
ham county, Virginia
Dear S!rs-Iours OF the z3d lhsta'' JuS' i''
ceivcd
havo never conceded my views on the State
iobt Whenever called upon they hsvo been
given to gentomon in different parts Oh tho Com-
monwealth.
hsve chosen my own time snd convenience
to mako them public concelvlng that II Is an Is
suo in no WAY involved in this canvass: belong
inr properly to the Legislature, not to tho hx-
ocutivo.
| shall now, however answer your inquiries,
and canGot ID so better than by quoling rom
q letter written as far bsck 18th oil April, ioif
and bo.oro this issue was sprung, to gentleman
living in Augusts county
las TO the Ststo dott ara opposed to ropu,,
,,iatiu,l. l would not hAve such Stigma Csst
uDor nv State any moro than l would upon lny
uriyate fame But whilst am thus opp0soa 10
Reputation, for the same general reason am IN
favor Of some speedy settlement OF tho dobt, RON
cradle to orr State and satisfactory TO Inc crfu'
tors.
'.fhis is important and pressingly so: because
tho debt is increasing by reason Of interest," and
locause believe SO soon as wo Indicate Will
Gngncss and ability TO psy the interest promptly
our bonds will at once go to par and capltsl HnG
population flow into our borders-and never tili
then. Neither is coming TO a bankrupt or \ DIS
honest commonwealth.
land for the same general reason l, Of course,
10 not wish any moro lhan any one else heavy
1sxos: for they, too, prevent the advent Of cap
ilsI erd lsbor to our midst. And whilst l am,
rs the constitution requires. in favor OF 9 uni
form rate, / am in favor of seeking now SUBJECTS
instead OF heaping burdens upon tho landed in
forest out Of which, at last, all our wealth END
prosperity must grow. ,,
"Wo nil have hope that this will co done. Tho
State has improved Much-considering hcr many
trials done wonders since tho war, anu bright
future is before us if wo arc truc TO ourselves
and to her.
but the road 10 prosperity IS not through Inc
door of repud,ation-thSt Is the roso 10 no
doom. And would no. beckon her IN thGI di
recton for oil the honor any office she may hsF(
can confer. Indeed, what would tho Office o'
worth when won? 1t would DO a barren sccp
tro' if not p disgrscoful prize"
l so wrote on 18th April last. ! have so writ
ten in different language frequently SINCE: 81
think now, rendered trmcr IN my conVicton:
by recent events, that arc casting the deopes
shadows that have over yet lslleI upon our lfe
institutions. Ard when we weigh the homo
and ability Of Virginia and cons der tho higl
borne through evil and good report, in adversit,
snd prosperity, l have great hope Of 8 settle
ment which will not impingo upon that fam
and be perfectly satisfactory to her creditors.
Whatever is done ought to DO dono speedily
This constant clamor Is unsettilng business an
throwing imptdimon!s in the way Of the Stste'
prosperity.
havo not sought the high office oc Govcrno
with, at this time, its tremendous responsible
ties. Ny friends have dono me great honor b.
thinking mo worthy oft,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30

STEAMER MAEY WASHINGTON.
Daily trips, leaving the wharf, foot OF Prince
strset, at TO- II y N. Ca-risgas are in waiting at
Mount Vernon Spring: wharf to take visitors
pleasant riio Of ono milo and a half through 2
beautiful grove TO lheAnanson door. Round
trip, including admission to grounds, carriage
fare, &C., 81.
CHEAP CHILDRhNiS TRIP.
Children will be taken on Saturdays for - cts.
Adults 25c Bound trip, allowing the privilege
OF landing and visiting the boats return at any
OF her Wharve3.
Tickets will entitle tao holders to stop over at
the usual landings until the return trip OF tho
boat; good only on Saturdays Children must
in Ell cases bo accompanied by their parents or
soIae slult friend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30

EXCURSION TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
On Saturday next, August 4th, excursion
tickets to Grccnbrier White Sulphur SprIng'
will be offered at $500 for The round trip
much less than half the regular fare. Leave
Alexandria by regular train at 7:2O p. ~, and
returning, leave White Sulphur at 4:30 a. M.
Monday, the 9th. and arrive at Alexandra at
Cos .. Ii. Tickets good OF y Tor the round
trim AZ here given. $. SPENCER,
Supt. Transportation.
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DIE! II.

At the rarrn Of her son ia law, Rev. j.. Dix
Mills, on Saturday, July 18Th. Mrs. L. 9.
LUCkE in tho SD year Of her ago. Her re-
mains were inferred or tho pl"co yesterday,
Sunday ct G p. IN.
In Warron!on. on the 18th instant, JULIA
A BRITTON, widow Of John Eri!ton, Of PEI'-
adelphis, in the SD yesr q her ago.
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But if the people of Virginia arc now reso.yoi
by the reputation of her plghted faith, they must
find some other than myself to do their bidding
Yours, very respectfully,
FRED. w. Nj. HOLIDAY
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FASH, OYSTERS, sc.

crn ;, prICE ]. =. COOK.
DELICAgIES OF THE SEASON.
Wo Esve this day opened 81 No. ~ north
Fairfax st. adjoining tho Market square. = store,
where I'LL the deicacies Of tho season, from land
sud wstor, can be obtained. We have mad AT.
rsngements by which we shall havo the earliest
FRUITS and VEGETAB LIES, fresh from the
trees and vines, and FRESH FISH, GRABS,
CLANS, Sc, will be brought Us daily in Ice
packages by the Potomac river boats. ,,o
Orders from the country promptly sttondan TO-
il l3-tf HklCS ~ COOh.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
VISITORS TO THE MOUNTAINS o.
VIRGINIA

yYISITORS TO THE MOUNTAINS OF
v VIRGINIA
during The season Of 1911 will find at
THE ORKNEY SPRINGS,
Shenandoah county, Va, twelve rallies from the
Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad, vt Mt Jackson,
4 SUMMER RESORT,
which Gne mountain cir and scenery, admirable
end extensive hotel accommodations, and VA
riety CT gay aulusemants render truly delightful /,
whilo tho numerous mineral springs, which aro
shown both by analysis and the wonderful cures
thoy have wrought to DO the
BEST MLN ERAL WATERS OF
AMERICA,
offer TO invaids suffering with chronic diseases
remedies Ct unsurpassed utility snd power: For
Springs pamphlet apply st Leadboster 81 Bros.
S. GOODE, Manager,
ic 3O-lm Orkney Springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30

Babies cry because they suffer; and the most
reliable remedy for the relief of their discomfort
is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Only 25 cents per
bottle.
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ic 30-lu.

DOARDING-Per desiring q healthy
ID and pleasant mountain homo ioc tho sum-
Dler can BIO accommodated within walking dis
lance OF tho Whita fost, whore thoco ere
churches and postcllice. Address n. 5. NJ,
White Post, Clarke county, VIZ. JoU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30

TIE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHING
TON can 10 chartered for Excursions by ap-
plying on board to =. H. TROTll, Presden,
Of the Company. or to nc. SLA MAhEE, st
his Insurance Office 81 and 50 King street. jo Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30

HOl FOR PINEY POINT, FORT MON
IL ROE. NORFOLK AND THE CAPES.
The splendid steamer JANE MOSELEY will
resume her SATURDAY NIGHT TRIPS to
the above points, commencing SATURDAY
EVENING. the 18th instant, at $50 o'clock !;
returning, will errve in Alexandria about $50
g. m. Monday.
Fare--Hound trip TO piney Point 81; to all
other points 81. Cali and secure a stateroom
for this delightful trip.
Good Caterer employed. Piano on board.
ShM'L. BACON, Pres't.
io2l +. A. REED, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30
NOTICE To GAS CONSUMERS.

Tho low pric, at which gas is sold renders rs Ii
necessary f)r consumers to pay pron1ntiJ ine
Now of gns will BIZ stopped from VINO lhsS u
in arrears on ,ne lst day of August ensuing.
jy 23-3t .. RUAbUh1, cup
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-30
Il. SMITH,

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Wholesale end Retail Dealer in ..
OYSTERS, FISH, PRODUCE, Sc, o.,
north Fairfax street, ..
has constantly on hand Oysters OF Inc DeS; q'lal-
itv rom Norfolk and elsewhere received irosh
by steamers ovsry day, Ard ~ prepared 10 fur
nish tho t.ada 81 rs low prices IS any houao IN
tho city
N.s-Ail orders in.ruStcI - him sl@it reco.Vo
pro,npt end careful attention. so' l =