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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-05
CUSTOM HOUSE INVESTIGATION.

WORK or THE COMMISSION YESTERDAY-CLERk6
FEES AND POLITICAL AssEssMENTs.
Tho last for this week Of tho Custom House
Commission was held yesterday. Mr.. Jay read the
following letter. received IRON the Secretary Of the
Troasury:-
., orFIcr OF TnK TREASURER
sI@l transmit herewith for the consideration Of your
commission copy OF letter received by me from samuel
House. JOHN SIBERIAN.
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The enclosure spoken OF was follows. IL was
read and passed without COMMENT
May ask that the commission on New York Custom
.rs sn 70 w G q a. e.
port should be compelled % tue fee again there
why should be allowed 10 fees for furnishing
returns sa%ss wEs 'h Co.. e
Mr. wynKoop Deputy Collector OF tho Fourth
division. was called and duly sworn. Mr.. Robinson
read the letter OF Messrs WEIGH 4 Co. to him and
asked what ground there was for such allegations. liz
answer Mr. wynkoop replied that such practice did
not exist and leo Is charged on the sale Of
registered the home port unless the old regis
ter hasyto be surrendered and new ono taken out.
As this requires the work to be done again It
no more than Just that lee be paid therefor No bi
oil sale are recorded Ia New York OF vessels placed o1
record At Boston, unless, stated before the owner
ship Is changed, ana then register IS issued
Collector Arthur, VINO was present. said that the
charge was frivolous and without tho slightest foun.
dation The Collector would not issue rerogisteI
unless the property changed hands, which neccssL
tatcd proper safeguard To be taken by tho now
owners.
As Mr. Robinson compelled TO leave last night
FOR Washington no meeting viii be held to-day, and
further proceedings have been adjourned until Mon
day afternoon
POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS.
Several witnesses VINO have already been examined
by TINS commission testified 10 the payment OF assess
ments Tor political purposes Mr. Bausch said hts
nrst INTERROGATION that these payments were
made 10 the late Appraiser. This statement,
however, he corrected the next day In Q ettsE
CONTINUED. ON NINTH PAGEl
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PLAYING POLICEMAN.

An cx-poiiccman, Patrick Murphy, engaged In the
weiss bcer establishment OF julius Wcsner OF No 1876
Mulberry street, claims that his employer owes him
money. on tho Sd OF May Murphy met Wiesncr walk.
ing ia Third avenue Twentieth street. and, walk.
Ing up TO the latter represented himself be police
man, and threatened to arrest Wesner. Hc caught
hold OF Wesner's coat, shook that gentleman and dc.
inanded s.thc 80 owing HIM. WIesncr called on
Oncer 0'Nei oil the Eighteenth prcc,nct and Murphy
was arrested and at the Fiitysevepth Street Court
held In $500 to answer.
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THE COAL RUMORS.

Cornelius +. Timpson, a broker, aud Edward +.
Brown a lawyer, who, II may be remembered,
indicted by the Grand Jury OF the General Sessions foi
circulating as alleged, certain reports Wall street IN
connection with the Delaware aud udson Canal Com.
pany, were bailed yesterday. John a. Rston OF No.
30 West rhlrty-tourth street. became bondsman Tor
Mr.. Brown and George Cecil, OF the Windsor Hotel.
won't bail for Dir. Timpson. George W. Stow. an
countanL who was also Indicted u similar charge,
has noI vet appeared.
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the butler in $500 to appear the inquest a tho same
time robukng him for having exposed = bottle con-
tainine SO deadly mixture where u couid IeaoLy plo
duce mischief Alter tho evidcece was heard the Jury
rendered verdict OF death by accidental POISONING
and censurcd Cnrb for caTelessness IN leaving ,hc
bottle could DO easily mistaken and used Win
SO fatal effect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-05

$50 East rweniy-sixth street, tho 2sth Of April and
sstole two rolls OF carpet, which were subsequently
found In his possession. Ho pleaded guilty and was
sent tothe State Prison for years and six months
Thomas Lappin aud Hugh Bertyman broke into The
office of Thomas Meagher No. 232 West Thirty second
street. carried of gas lixtures They pleaded
guilty and to the State Prison each for the
tern OF eighteen months
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A RELIC OF THE REBELLION.

The torpedo boat Nudge was sold at auction at the
navy yard, yesterday, the purchaser being James T.
Powers Co. The Nudge, which is o cigar-shapcd
vessel As feet long. brought but $3.50. She was built
by the Conedcrates, and when first launched went TO
the bottom with crew Of SIX men on board.
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ion that the order Of ought to be discharged
The motion for leave 10 amend tho summons ana
order Is granted on the authority OF the case Of tho
above specified aud on payment 81 $40 costs the
dcicndants, and the motion to vacate tho order Of
arrest IL dened, with $40 costs to the plaIntlns.
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales were made yesterday at tho Elk.


change
BYE II. LUDLOW AND CO.
s.s 10. x niTi s
Broadway n rs . H. ". OF Rutgers ST. to John ooo
s%l.s = s,ss%: rs,sr Is the
ea. loo II. n. Of 18th S.. Georso Ahern, plain,
~ ncw.TD W COATES '''
Foreclosure sneJ0nn ks "a. rsier sf7
Ord av., samuel Black plaintiff $500
Foreclosure ssersm .oHs e iSS1 reeree-of.
house Wan st s.S;s K a ss, ,n s Us 5000
S sa Of s H. M t. w q
I'd av, to Il. A. ssreetcr. plaintiff ........ 43oo
Total sales for the day. ......... sss.soo
Sd Nv. s.. II. n. of laGih ST., Iecx7e; VIM. II.
Sd ~ C 9 81 4os i, ~ Of ash s., is ex7 same 10
same ............... ................. 1000
Sd i. .s n a. corner ST. same 10 same 1893
7s sia ST. . s., 1855 II. Of Madison ay. 6.oaa;
play 100 f. e. 4 ?, s''H s II; 2osd samuel g. 500
Holman ana wife 10 i q. Mitch ,....:....,. 1900
,.s kqsp .1 I'd aqssaa Ann to s fs.ssssS 1000
Tvs, ward, Thoa.. RSd%.ni essea.or orr Dns 1864
Parker and husband 70 Helen H. Wind 49,. 1850
go Dimes s ss Bank 70 i' "s s" 500
ss.h =; 100 =. :. q OH 2os.s calf part
ward q. +. smith ueieree, TO Mutual Life 1850
ward same to Nnrn Norz -. ............... 10000
Garden St. II. $. loot e. OF College NV. iooxioo o
esd l.. Hall (tcferce) to w. Carr. 5000
SD st., 254 u. G. OF ls nv, 2oxlOo; 4. W. boew
0referee TO +. seeck ....:,.................. 400
b. Hard Gcierce) to d. KauDer 1900
list .v, 24s,a II, q. Of 2!nh St. "a sx75; I. u.
Landon ueeree) to- r. hitting. Jr........... looOo
| Ahcrn, Cornelius and wife, to n. Trimblc $. of
Ys,h 81. between avs years...,...... $500
| Beder Henry aud VILE TOD. =. schmidt. s. ". corner
Passage and Kailroad avs year. 1900
W. Of nrecnwich 81 Observation-Disclosures. $50
Earle, BERNARD. to Il. b. Underhill, OF 2lst a..
Sd av H. Of Ia6h ST. years ................. 1850
Same vi I'd Of l2jth st. years I2JuD
same 10 same Of Sd av OF 2,ith years 1000
Same same corner ID I26th ST. years. tlRO
Same to sauc s. OF 81 I2ith ST. l2,JtU
Hayes, James, to Mutual Life INSURANCE, Company.
n 81 Biesck.r IT,. W o. Bo9wsry yeai 5000
w. OF ath a.. demand No.. 49,. 1900
Jones' Charles aud others. to Roosevelt HOSPITAL.
Sd Az. corner OF s2d St; ycars... ....,.. 1000
Mareher, Caroline aud husband. to T. r. Msrcher.
Langley. Eugcnc toJames u. Bird N. $ cf76th ST.,
Bradford, b., 20 Union Dime savings sank, s. s. Of
siIiccs. L.. to Eleventh Wsra savings bank ~ s. Of
SD ST., OF LIST av Observation-Disclosures. 1900
den and 81 Nv. y23d ward ycnr........., 1900
Ms.ev ArchtDad e Henry smith n : of1i9hst, soo
a os'wssn "a and /, an iv v Adm 800
Of Madison Az .............,.. $1,000
o Houston st., corner Mercer 10000
| Harris, samuel aud wife. TO A. Daxro, $. .. of4th
BacsIurs,, Elizabeth and husband. 10 NJ "A ''>
Woodcock u = OF 1sth ST., OF STU av; years $500
Grief. itosc, to Caroline q. Bishop of27th st.. -
9th av. years 5000
%Oth Sir G. VI ID nv; 6uu
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coUNTERFEITERs IN COURT.

William Johnson pleaded guilty TO passing counter
felt money yesterday, before Justice Benedict, Of tho
United States Circuit Court in Brooklyn, and was ro-
mandcd for sentence
Charles Smith also pleaded guilty to passing counter
felt ny pieces before tho same Justice, and was
sentenced to do labor IN tho Kings County Peni-
Tertiary for three years and TO pay lnc OF 81.
Henry A. Bertonc was sentenced 10 the Penitcn-
tiary for n,no months and to pay fine Of 500 Tor
having unstamped cigars IN his possession.
John NJ Brolnt, arrested Tor 4 similar offence, was
sent 10 the Penitcntiary tor the same period.
George Williams pleaded moi guilty TO the charge OF
passing counterfeit fifty cent pieces and remandcd
Tor trial until the first Wednesday in Juno.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 9.

OLNLIsNL s5ISSIONo--IAI sI 2.
Before Judge Giideralcevc
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Edward }. Lynch, OF No. 200 East TWENTY. eighth
street. sntsrsd the rooms OF Patrick Mcnamara No
, 1877-07-15

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l. II, II. O1lACAuO.
wANTEp-FEn1AAE 11ELr.: 1El-1,,--
Nurses.
h sEd TO Tahy EsBy .f fAsE 3s
Madison IT.. Sunday.
WASrED EXPEEIEXcED cliLnEES,.s IS
& Prrts r. T. &c 1sTk ad sasr ssaSn y hon
day; young girls not WANTED --..--~
ks sa;s bgy EHoM u.s. 10 Il E9 sou Il
SSJ;S5 :fsss .55E5 6 + e
laouscl1cepers.
s'y e ,sk r1 4ss
frce n suburbs tHt I. cL1FIlS. lis Madison: st
+ fGo As saS M9Rk oasS
'sfsfsa;s' Apply Il ''0Fs 1875 North
WASTED-A WIDOW ABOUT s. As IS. I3WSE, i6,|G F.
~ fS5 Taess5 nnna e1asy oe @xa one
Employment Agencies.
waNTED - SCANDINAVIAN AND GERMAN GE A.!
os n 's 'ss' ar es
WASTED-GEKNAN 0Ii scANDINAvIANa aiELs naSs
for sool 5o5 efsia's gr 10 fass s'''
miscellaneous.
UTANrED-LaDlES CAN MAKE, MONEY DY
W. on for se9's s. BakSss e co. 81
Madlsoia-st- .----
WASrED-L1piEs ron =, NEW: FEoTiTARLE. ,Ei IA
Soaaas Saeds
IN65E$, T. sTUhYc 23 cisSH: F9E
ST. so ts M rasS @cs'S' H. nsaass 80
ASyTRARsdisSsIcEs rs; s.di.5S T FOR HAIR WORE
L ivey nan SS S ta IT, At A ssts
XUASTEp LADIES 70 -; ASSIST asst. aIAPX I;} Xa5 TO
DIS ,noraas son' :ss It u Us :1ii F"oa s0 e
III AsrEn-5n LADY tASYAssERs ~ THIS
es!as 4aa!sss i: Ssaalsss e: Gsissss u!
s1TUATaoNs :11I1:El,=;.l4As,a xyASrE1=e1ALE:
1sookkccpers, Clerks, sc.
,1a1e,e! ot ,s1es experience iSoreushly
@ aas ea5 s4 ee
cio.h or clothing torr: have had twenty ycarn ex-
ncrcncc In The pustncss. Address u + Il, 24s South
ClTUATIoS WAXTED-oF SOME KIND ~, 4
> thorough middle aged business man. sneak9s
u III ssss aSa
expcrienc, III general Or local lire Insurance ancn
S.hs4 Il WI asss + u ;fG nos Fiji
SIrUArIoS wA&rED--RY \ COMPETENT Bust
# 81 Tc1l asquataed n t.s city 49,; as s4Sr
il rcqarcd.: address + q. lrbalie otice. ce.-z.--
reference character anu alty: T 81. Tribune.
S,rruATiOS WANTED-IS a DRUG. .sTOi:I: yY AN
-. .rribrae ohlce. e. 3''' ~''
GlruAyloS wASTED-1Y DRUGSTORE, n 4
g, HSsf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-18
ALEXANDRIA 6azette
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY IL.

A MAD QUEEN.-Of the one hundred and
fifty. nine female inmates of the lockwood Lu.
matte Asylum one stands above all the rest, aud
is treated With the greatest respect. She IS
known as the Queen, or, as she herself gives
her title, Queen Victoria, Owner OF this Do
mioion and Empress OF India. She has crowns.
medals. ribbons, necklaces innumerable, and
when Her Majesty was introduced to the writer
as the Duke Of Buccleugh she could not have
had on less than thirty pounds of brass and
glass in the shape of buttons and beads. Her
Jacket is covered with brass buttons and
buckles, and taking this off she displayed an
other ono not the less hidden by ornaments.
How many more brazen layers we're below the
last | cannot say. She wore one very large
necklace given her by the Lord Mayor. When
asked if she wore The Order Of the Garter, she
replied of course she did, but she did not care
to show it because the matron was looking.
She had evidently miscoustrued the question.
When it is said che is q north OF Ireland
woman, from the county of Fermsnagh, it does
not need to be told that her favorite aud most
prominent color is orange. But at tho same
time she speaks very highly of her Catholic
subjects, whom she reports as being the most
dutiiul 10 her realm. She was loud 10 her com.
plants of falling of in the revenue Of her
country but expected her soldiers to soon com
pei the delinquents to pay up. She Is over htty
years of age, and says she has governed for
more than twenty. She was 10 Canada wben
The Loog Sault aud Beauharnos canals were
built. and after that served several years fight
ine 10 the war. Luckily | had Kingston
street car ticket, made Of vulcanite and OF the
size Of cent, to give her when asked Tor a
medal to adorn the person Of the Empress.
Before left she produced the cap worn by hel
when dancing with the Prince OF Wales. II
ascending the throne Of her imaginary domain
the Queen was resident Of Kingston. Cor
yeSpondence Toronto Globe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ezy- BEFORE REMOVAL TO THE CORNER, |
will coso out my line Stock of Clothing and
Gents Furnishings, comprising in part Cass'-
mere Suits at $500, all Wool Cashmere Pants at
800, heavy all linen Goats. slightly damaged,
at 50 cents, and oil my fno Cloth, Cashmere and
Diagonal WorstaI Suits propor.ioEa.ely low.
As the time is drawing noar you will call carly
to procure bargains.
For all who contemplate travelling, and for
other purposes. have fine and complete as.
sortmnnt of Trunks and Satche!s.
y. DEALHAM,
jy7 So King street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VlRGlNIA, to with the Circuit Court Of
Y Fairfax county, July Rules, 1877.
ns sszj IT, A.; s' ssss. In eAa"eo'y.
Memo Tho object of this suit is t. ob.si, 9
decree for the specific performance of certsin
agreem ent made and entered into betwean tho
said Robert Lalng and Green & Wise agent, oF
Fountain Beattie, and ratified by the said -Four.
tain Beattie dated the 9th day OF Dacerubf-
1875.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendant ia not 8 resident Of the State ot VI.
ginia, it is ordered that he appear within nr,
month after duo publication hereof and do wh.I
is necessary to protect his interest A copytes,a
F. D: RICHARDSON, Clerk
Mosby and Kent y NesIe, sol. for compYl
jy l0-W4W
VIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office of tho C.r.
Y poration Court OF the city Of Alexander.
on the 9th day Of Juno, 1877.
L. Y. Risheill and Henry +. Hooge. partners,
trading under tho firm name of Rislc!Il 4
Hooge, vs.. 7. l.. Ssnborn and julia W.. hi:
wife, e. A. Alexander, VIM. NJ. Morrison
VIM. A. Hal. Vim. L. YeAton, Reuben john
ston, Mary F. Iippet:, The Farme.s' s..A
Mechanics Savings Bank Of Ai0Asndria Va
Andrew ,Jameeson, William Cogsn, r. Il
Swsno, VIM. N Chase, Georges. Sanb.ru,
John 9. Wilson, Horace ). t'umu ings. he
~ III. Baker and John 6. Wilson. In cu,a.
cory and Injunction
| Memo. The object Of this suit il t. ascetta,c
how much is due undor the several ,i,rI= -.
| trust mentioned in compansnls bill and lhs.
an account may be taken to ascertain the anioUJ,i
of ndebte lness Of said ulia w. Ssnborn whi..
| is charged upon the property mentioned III =s,l
bill by decd Of trust or other iIan I0 10 rs e.
tain the respective prioriLIes OF SAID liens St H..
| the said property may he exposed !, : lie VIZ
no cloud upon tho title, and the pr""'his 81 -,
after payment of the prior liens, my b. npy,g4t
| to the payment Of plsiniilTs debt mentioned /.
! said bill aud that said Rouben johnston y. 3
| VIM c. ieaton ana q. II. Rancy may 10 e.
| Joined and restrained from selling anI Ji-p ,:.n.
Of said property until tho further o!I". .. ss,i
| Court.
| The defendants William Il. uAs-a, Hea:2-
L. Sanborn and Henry NJ. Baker, not Eurin,
entered their appearance and given .-.
| curity according to the act of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, AMI il apprs:
| ing by affidavit that they are n"t resident. a.
thisStato, il is ordered that SAID detcnAs,:s Aycr
| here within one month after due puht"At:'n g.
this order and do what is neCcss aryLo pr".e: the
interest in this suit; and that copy 81 ta5 90.
der DO forthwith inserted III the AIeAaMdtjs I,r.
zette, q newspaper published in the city g. \
exandris once week for four successive wrra-
and posted at tho front door o! the CONF, i..-.
of this city. copy-test:
! MORTON ii Ai.lF. C.c.E.
Claughton u Stuart and .Ic!,lson, y. q
| je 23-W4w
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xyASHlNuTOE Il OHIO RAIbkOhI.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUN
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND
ROUND HILL.
Beginning May :, lSII.
Leave Washington at a. H., and ~ p. m.
and Alexandria at 8 III q. Ii. aud % p. ia.
Pass Leesburg. gcing westward, at II 70 a. M.
and 40 y. H., and arrive at Round Hill al II
III. and % p. In. Leave Round Hill at . ~ a.
10. sud 1890 p. H.; pass Loesbnrg, going east
ward, at g. LII. and 10 p. ~. and arrive II
Alexsndris at 3 Is q. LII. and S:l6 p H., and nj
Washington at 3 80 8. III. and $3.50 y. III.
H9- Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars a. the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad station st "a. Ii. snd !. ~
D. III. and 60 til rough ~ Round dill without
change Of cars.
Tho g. ~ T. III. tram from Alexandria and l@X
D. nj. train from Round Hill Connect Vt Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coachca
for Snickersville, Berryville and Winchester;
also with Reamer's Line Of Cosches, which leave
Loesburg daily for Aide and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward make close connections,
ct Vienna, with Sisaon's Line Of Stages for Fali-
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, & cts. per mile
Annual tick cts, $50.
K. H. HAVENEk,
my 3-tf General Ticket Agent.
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant nov and substantial .%A
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE lEkEs&EELls4.s
leaves tho company's wharf Washington. EV-
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at three O clock p. ~, and Alexandra at
$50 p. M; returning leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
st O clock p. m. This line connects at Nor
folk with tho ships Of The Merchants and Mi
ners' Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence, and affords the cheapest and boss
route TO those cities and their connections
throughout Now England. Fare 10 Norfolk S4 /;
round trip So. Tickets god until used.
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sa SEoLA REDwEIN. --FAIRPAX COURT
HOUSE, July 2, l977--James B. Weaver, l36
Market ST., PHILADELPHIA Sir; have
been subject to severe attacks Of headache which
last about three days. On Friday night, in the
beginning of one of these attacks, | took wine
glassfu of your "Seola Redwein," which in a
short time rolovod me, and kept me free from
it tho other two days. I would advise persons
afflicted as have been t. give it a trial. Yours,
a. A. CHAPMAN.
For sslo by +. J. Leadbester & Bro. lJy =
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~A CARDIFF all who are suffering from
the errors and ndiscrotons Of youth, nervous
weakness early decay. loss of manhood, &C., l
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send q
selfaddressed envelope to tho Rev. JOSEPH II
INMAN, Station d, Bible House, Now York
city feb G-oo&W6m
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MRS. A. 6. NEWTON

Has taken the elegant, commodioua Aid oI'2'&j
located dwelling at tho northeast CORNER oi 's"
eron and -. Assph streets, formerly III" !'..
denco Of j. II. McVeigh, esq ana H.: fo"t;".
it thoroughly for tho accommodation o! fhN
MANENT, " II A N : | h n u and IAHIt
BOARDERS, who will be- accommodated vl
the most reasonable terms. i.n 1874
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All train. daily on msin line.


The EXPRESS SOUTH bound connects at
Lynchburg for the West and Southwest, and
at Danvillo for the South, South East and South
West.
The MAIL south bound connects with G.: q
o. East and West and al Lynchburg for the
South and South West; at Manassas for StrsS-
Far WARRENToN s Is IN. daily, and
50 p. M, except Sunday.
G6RD0NSViLLE LOCAL leaves Alexsn-
dria Is p m. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. Leave Gordonsville at 81 a. m. Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving at Al
exandria at A p. m.
FRONT ROYAL ACCO leaves Washington
4 50 p. NJ, Alexandria IS p. M. Saturdays OH
ly, arriving at Front Royal S 4Op. M. Leaves
Front Royal DO q. lii. Mondays only, arriving
al Alexandria S Is q. NJ, Washington 45 O. III.
with BALTIC. s. Ohio and Bait. s. Potomac trains
to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, and
10 all points North and Northwest.
The Mail has Parlor Cars, and tho Accom-
mediation train Sleeping Cars through, without
change, 10 White Sulphur Springs; also through
ard New Orleans, on the Express.
Through tickets to the South and West and 10
ALL THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS y! lowest
| rates Special excursion tickets 8! low rates by
the Front Royal AeeOmmodaiion:,
j. NJ BKOADUS, &. r. A. iy II
1877 GREAT 1877
TO THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTH W EST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
} MAGNIFICENT EQUIrMENT.
June d, 1877.
| Trains leave Washington from depot Of BAL
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor.
ner Of Sixth ana 3 streets, as follows:
For Fhilsdelphis, New York and the East,
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars go.
m daily, except Sunday. For Philsdol phin
and Now York 5 Is a. m. snd l.30 pm. daily,
except Sunday; for Philadelphia 80 p. LII.
For Pitsburg and the West 10 10 a. IN. daily, VIII
Paror Cars to Pttsburg; 1.4O y. III. daily
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Csnsndaigus and the North, T.4O J.. ~.
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Csc t"
Watkins. For Watkins 1910 a. m daily.
except Sunday.
For Alexandria 6, 7, s. $40, IL and II a.W.. AMI
l,3, 4N. s, 900 and pm: Or Sunday At 10
a. H., and and / y. III.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, i, !,
$40, 9.l0 10 and II a. H.. l. 3. 40, s. e anil :"
On Sunday ut 8 10 and IL q. r,., aud 6 p. ~.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, Viz.
dris at 2 70 u. m. daily. and So p. IN. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets aud information Can bo procured q
principal railroad stations ana ticket offices
Southeast l.. +. FARMEk,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
FRA IL THOMSON
General Manager. joG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-18
. FORGE l.. Hill 4 cos.

~ EORUE l.. Hill Il cos.
CAREFUL. MANI EACFUN,,
OUR NEW FOODS.
ALM0N D. Fancy Nh. FIaVorri.
CUCUANUT Ech Fine Drop Hop 80
pRESIDENT-lceI Drop. h.!.h: Have.
PRINCESS-Icc Sheet, SOFT oH.u"tr
SEASIDE-For lignt sGmu.c: !uLc'"n'..
TOURIST Sweet Hagl Biscuit tgl.rc,. -,
BISM AECk- tirtilan Biscuit. iafn".y ia. '
SARATOGA CGmr edge Mace ".No'.
These fancy goods are Furnished the ;'n!r''
assorted or straight packages, nt.fArI!E"t' ...'
up for retail. They are no. kept ia -tor" -.
tin cans used, consequently they ar 'i""5'
lreah and in high llsvor. We rnsp"itlU'i' -''''''
I'll examination of those goods.
GEORGE K. hi LL u CO.,
4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-18

IB TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people. remember this. Use daily
THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER. 1t will preserve them through life.
Sold by druggists 25c per bottle fob 2s-ly
t1-IlARD TINES demaud economy. Prac-
tice il. Ronovsto your soled Gloves with JOU.
VEINS ODORLESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER. It will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold BY druggists. % cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-18
FOR N EW YORK

The al Steamships 4. &. KNIGHT <41%s
snd JOHN GIBSON leave tho COM 4ARAks
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY MON
DAY MORNING, and New York. from pior
Ill Fest Rivor. EYERY SATURDAY at four
o'clIck p. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-18

esy NoTIcE.--Wc have large stock Of
Gents Fine Shoes Of very superior quality,
suitable for summer wear, which will be sold at
reduced prices in order to close them out
iy7 WADDEY, Il King ST.