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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August II, 1877.
good ordinary. loc Net receipts II bales. salos III.
NEW ORLEANS. August IA, 1877
Cotton dull; pddns lie os low mlddlias ioa good
200 stock, 25.eD6. :. -"
c.,,., u,s.,u No, Mon'l ,s Aug g,s, ls5z
good ordinary she Net receipts, bales. Exports
'T'-'''' - SAVANNAH August "a, 1877
orsasS M. e" b %s'ss s stock, ssSa
Cotton dull; madns lie lie; low m nid Sn
,oe sd good ordinary oo Net receipts IS bales Sales
s.,-,,. ........ wuHrse59s n g.; August 1! 1877
straned tarpsntine steady 81 Is yellow dip
and - 10 for virgin Tar firm at ~ 10.
.ts oswEao. August H. 1879.
Flour. 25c soc. lower on inside quotations; No: 1
spring s1 2Sa s amber winter g 7ss ~ zs white do
Side aue,aiions bsls lower: spring old
u q; s.s..: .: new White asass: ), .;
w. %s. R reed soS
bushels eSS 500 49, lumber 2Ssoo %. lss Canal shp.
shipped by rail. i,5oo obls.
e. wheat 70 e Sew yerS. tolls Included Flour
ss NJ & So Com
DO high mixed slc 1850 DE- private terms and to mil
5as tho q The Board 80 y SOC bid, cash; see Soc
soc bid last h.'i ;sDis@6sl Other article.
e. sS ss" do ~ spSrs ~ees
Ibs wheat lse6o bushels o. 400 do; 10000
% Ss oS SS az SS s
,on 7l9o bushels; itosa
els: $4,000 do. oats 1900 do. barley 300 do.
ToLrpo. August IA. 1877
Flour quiet: wheat .t,, steady W,i active; No white
W.s"s spot y n';sS '%ss ns
ls n j. RED sa. wats = 4 SO 70 a. .so q -
6, sS DO Dayton Sisiisan II feisesd wsSssS
a. rsIa sD q ~
o.': d. DID, & sa 200 o ss o aSc s
SS' s * sS bushels % do ssoS d
sSs. s o. dS oats sorn aFs e s oats % a s sss
wheat quiet: ,msei Michigan spot. 81 %; seller
ssse 1Sst 10 s1' sS &c
cIScrssArr August II, 1877
81 IS 81 Is cosnin "a. fair demand At 47s iac oats
@ 1T i fos s' S% g. Ss' ar ' d
sssr s1 dull nSs az e''ass
s ""a sc aSs s % d. s. Ss" s,o and s s
Western reserve, lec. isc: Central Ohio isc
III s1tss ' m Ssi s%ssts sS sS. n
ece mi piiinons sp%e.,s butchers % 10 % 10
No rGs c S wo. .sr and & a 81 a Il
August; eoAe aoiNe, September: s4e. all tho yesI
hsher No $685. cash 4,,1e, August; 43sc septcni-
rejected, +Uc Oats fairly active shade hcr;
NJ 1870, cash August; 23c, september; rejected
i9c. Rye steady No. at owe. 5o1sc cash. Barley
lower. So 10. cash; S3 so sI2 IS August; si2 20
sl2 S7s. september; 81 TN. October Lard iu fair
demand. but lower; So So, cash August. September
and October Bulk meats Boxed shoulders, 2c; short
ribs exc short clear, 7c Whiskcy quiet 81
cepts-flour. 1000 bills wheat. se 600 bucs; corn.
AL 900 do. 1.o opp do 2itUO do barley $50
shpments-flonr, 500 pbis wheat. 1900 bushels
corn, 2ji 600 TO- ons $1,000 do; rye. $4,000 bar.
ley do. At the close Hour steady IL Oo, August
el,ic september: 9t%c. all the year Corn ariner
43tic August; 434c.. september: 1875 ucto.
Dor. Oats quiet: 23c, August 23c., September Pork
si2 IS 8l2 STA septcn,bor $40 rs ST. 77ts. Octo-
Der. Lard--$S SIX, september and October.
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SECOND BoAnD-I:3O p. NJ.

SALES AFTER CALL.
500 shs Am Flag. II 2U0 shs Am Flag ..,, II
500 do. ........bl0 IL
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Stock Market
and Weaker.
GOLD STEADY AT lo5 IA.
WALL Sr9EEr.

TUESDAY, August 14--6 p. II.
The long talked OF telegraph conference began to-day
in the ofhce OF tho Western Union Building that CON-
pany having won the toss for position. AS the day
slowly upon the street without any news from
tho assembled Senators whether there was TO 6e peace
with Carthage not the Western Union stock
nuctuatcd upward or downward Just as tho geese in
the Capitol cacked. Tho final cackle stated that the
meeting had adjourned until evening, after dinner,
and tho fate OF the future tecgraphy OF this great
country hangs upon the culinary act of their
Amphitryon. Tho result OF this mornings confer
enco kept supposed to be kept secret, but 1t
leaked out that the proposition that the Atlantic
Pacific should receive 20 per cent of the earnings
not agreeable to tho Western Union magnates rs
they considered that TO DO TOO large aproportou. II
rumorcd that the earnings Of the Western Union
for the year, calculated upon those of the last six
months, would amount TO S950o,000, while those Of
the Atlantic and Pacific would only foot up 81 800 000
and that the Western Union were, consequently,
willing that their opponent should have onchth, but
ihcy willing to give oneseventh II was also
stated that large shareholder in the Atlantic ard Pa
cnc who generally supposed rule the roast there.
says that the one-fith proposition will be now with
drawn and one fourth demanded Western Union
opened at 72H. advanced to TEX, fell to Tx,
advanced again to 72X and fell to 7115
closing at 7lH Atlantic aud Pacific opened at "a and
icli to %, with subsequent recovery to 23x, the
dealings only covering $50 shares In the rest Of the
market there was a weaker tone. The coal stocks
were all lower, the Delaware and HUDSON mortgage
having shaken belief in that stock and the others sym
pathizng with it's fall Railroad stocks all a
little lower, thore being very apparent desire tho
part OF bulls to seize some Of their profits and any
attempt at selling having the effect of at once break
ing the market down. Tho Northwestern preferred
I'D Mt ,x.s ha
report which issued today, and from which the
following extracts will provo Interestingly
Gross earnings. Sill s77, 500
The operating expenses were
(52 SLIGO per cent? SO, 236. 6S8
The taxes INSTRUMENTATION. $1,000
-- o547, $50
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE, X. L.. August IA, 1877.
Printing cloths eighty easier but quotatiy lower
Heavy holders decline 4c tor best "a square cloths
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.
b. afa. 49,. Lily KRrooL, August H-5 H. NJ
Cotton--Futuros stcady
rttal 4. IL r. LONDON, August IA :, ssUP NJ
Producs-Tslow, AIS. per cwI Spirits otturpcune 2Gs.
LONDON. August 14--Evonpe
Linsecd OIL Cooper ton
NEW YORK PEopucn HxcnANGE RhroHr.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKEr.

LIVERPOOL. August IL. 1874
Pork Eastern Gull ut 7Os Western steady Mt 3D. Bs
37s ID long clear duh NJ SIS short cear duh % Sss
Hams--l.ong cut steady at 52s shoulders steady AZ
3la Cd Beef-inda steady VI O3s extra mess steady
lO7s plimo nrmcr At sSs lsud -frne western
sisnuy 49, TtowPfme city hrfncr NJ dis Iurlon
limo -Spts steady 2Bs. to~in Comtuon 1ull ht JA
tine dull At los Cheese American choice dnli ~ Us
Lard oil steady NJ AS Flourkxtra state dnl AZ 2e
Wheat spring steady NJ IFS Id No 2spng steady az
lis I'd southern steady IT lbs 81 winter Neseln.
none tho Corn-Mixcd SOFT steady at us 80
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE . -
LosDoN, August II, 1877.
The kart LANE Express, in ITS weekly review OF tho
Brith corn trade says lin the home conn tics the
striking ature hnness Of the wheat plant on the
ground, aud examination oil tho car shows them 10 10
poorly Tiled aud bearing distinct traces OF blight and mil
dew Cutting has commenced but With sucl, weather
we have been having lately, the harvest Will be much
result scarcely encouraging 70 farmers
Tho Essex be especially unsatisfactory and
vhera Roaming has begun the farmers OF tho
whe al the like II Proceeding nortwRrd appear
uovny and the scotch reports
whole promising the growth of cercs H. unusually
bac ara and oven with has weather harvesting will
commences before September. OF late harvest
not ssariy bad a tho chances Of Ssmaeo from
pronches Barley has certainly derived benefit the
ram have been growing fast but chem
felt for the potato excessive moisture
Is likely predspuso potatoes to disease At prescnt
however, complaints fortunately, In this country
but Is matter Tor considerable regret that disease has
Ing rapidly In short agricultural reports are ccnlcng,
both In this country ANA harvest
less depressing Business Mark Lane has
been somewhat of u holiday character, bat the wet
wcasher mas caused steainess TO prevail, and wheat
and leednS corn have maintained tones yAucA Ina da
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Tuesday, August Ii, 1877.
ln.lh TO II.an A

H'fv ~ I'D" n. NJ.
$2WrD U $ 5's. 81, r. log1z
1000 U ; IS. 'Sl. O. l.. IUB.s
10000 " > 4is's. T, ~. lOr's5
iurp do, =. ....... lOsA
1000 L ; AIS. e. 'gI. loss;
5000 U : As. r, 1907. lU5is
10000 u 5 0's, C. 80. l2Jls
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Tho United States local inspectors of stoam vessels
who have had under investigation Tor some time past
tho collision that took place the Goth OF June last
or pior SO North River between the steamers City
Point and Narragansctt by which the City Point was
seriously damaged, have cxoneratcd Mr.. Isaac O.
Phillips master OF The City Point, from all blame.
Captain Wadron, pilot Of inc Narraganset, has been
suspended for thirty days
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The following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco today
Gould Curry, 81; Savage, o. ChoiIar Potos, SO;
Ophir. 10; Halo Norcross, Az; Crown Point a; Vel.
low Jacket 8; Belcher, AZ; Imperial ; Virginia con-
soidatcd (exdividend). 27H; Overman. 81; Raymond
Ely ID; Eureka G. ". 8; Best BeIcher 15Is; Ken
tuck, 4; Union consolidated, s.; Alpha, 10: Meadow
Valley, ~; Sierra Nevada, 4, Mexico, OK; Cnlcdo
MIA a. Silver Hill, Eureka consolidated 34 Justice,
o; Julia consolidated, ~.
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Mr. X. H. Roane, OF Jersey City, who saved q man
from drowning ~ Coney Island last week. has received
a splendid gold medal from the Now York Life Saving
Society The presentation made by tho secretary
OF the society ut the residence Of Mr. oaue who was
taken completely by surprise largo number VI tho
rcsdcns OF the district aitofward called aud rendered
their copgratulauoaS
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COAL DEALERS OvERHAULED.

John McMahon and ID. W. Talmage Of Brooklyn,
whose official duties require thcm TO report all coal
dealers who TAIL TO have their coal weighed on scales
scaled by the scalcrs of weights and measures, yes
terday presented u list OF twenty dealers for hav-
ing Jailed comply with tho requirements Of the law
They were notified appear before Police Justice
Walsh and to the complaint on Tuesday next
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Wheat lover for lots on the spot. bat in good
70, aSu g. & sales 10. Ne
ss ~ s. ~ 'Pas
$4,000 bushels No rcd ,or Angus. I. ST 20 Sill and
.: '''ss ';''?s'' es'.',y ' Without '' is
sss s'ss ABOUT 5000 bushels AZ @
mixed sss for %issa rSs sales ' :. III" ,hs
arst call were a4o0 ,s spshe cash, No. a. Sesc 1000
ss 5s a the Second call the aI se s'""
sV;;%ssI dsvsy At s
Barley and barley malt we're quiet Oats we're dull r.
bushels within the tyllowing range Extra white abe
is No. do ioc No. do aac CO. No. 70. ao soc re-.
Turkey Iru an were nrm We quote l. r.
ssbe Legeorn citron, ie1se i6Kc FssILsyers SC,
primes, 7I:s ~ 70. o,d: and sae, s5.e Tor
boxes, ia.rc i2lsc half boxes. i9c. isac. shecd
supply was just about equal to the demand We quote
T "a nsm s' wa o
iirmr AND JGrn-The market was dull. We quote :
ad'isr sS s s as
oAe currency juse butts s7ae currency cash, on spot,
miurs Tho market WINS arm aud fairly active Tho
%S"s' %
go sc and 500 sry wc"no
Ayes . !. . lbs 20; &c sss 70 s$S5 Vs. sls
Il g s s aSsds e s. ss
ola Sra S z to ss e a aS IS 10 M
lbs. ioc i9A: Matanoros q IS bs, iss. Ice Vera
sailed Texas "a to so los i6c lei5c do Southern "a
o d. d. g s city S al Gu eS re no s s
ssIsa :. .,..,., 81. ,.,.., -.
prices being entirely nominal. We quote New York,
soifs 70 .ssy H. DO es@~sn TO p,Ts 4e
&C. ods ali srcwshs &C. &C. California nominaD &C.
for nr wa aS an" and Nm so e
make in scotland las made no spparsat change IN prices
IN arae sapp,y az .ren ponts but snyer are ycry
sv We Sc p No s 10 q
sa7: Glensarnock No i. SIS; Eginton No. l. so 80.
rSD WAS sIsy y" @ was quoted at e cur
was fair demand tor hemocs sole at
full prices We auote Light Bneno, Ayres
w. &c a. 9ds sas %is$is
ss@is ssS as ssAss ss%% iis' IS
orna, 2lc g]sc DO. common hide, roc. 2o,Gc poor
'l%ssa sas ias wa, s sss 200 ss 50. at aoc
.Ss feeisa T. n active demand sa 10
ss @ Sree s' coSaes a.
G" 80 e; 800 h"S a ,s0 ss last weo on PR
ssas arrive q io test. .. and o. ilss
quote ssn.riisssl ana mixed s4s 90 DO esySd
d,c Porto Rico tssr 5t,r TnyIish .onJs snc n A,c
New orloaus good $50 : prime asJc choice 5ac Nv
NAVAL SroEEs.-Spirits turpeptjue ruled steady Int
quiet Resin was steady: lUO bbls sold nt 81 s5 Tor ood
strained and now held ~ Si 90 We quote spirits tnr.
ncntime n,ercbautahlc or,ler goufhc,p 49, uo.in
,ooJ strained ii 30; ordinary do ST - 81 TO- Pitch
y Tar a3 gt l5 Advrcs iron, Vllminrton were a.
follows Spirits Arm sa hid Rosin arm spsined 81 4u
good do I'll Az Tar wanted - is Tarpentine%iiari
nominnl soft and vrsin 40 IL " ~ '
Oils -Cottonsred oil was quiet but steady. Linseea oil
VIVA stendy. Fish oils uuiet o,ate inse adj
SIC a T0c lard prime sea,anab,e T5cs n 7sc sn.rm
crude 81 2O bjeached white snern 81 az do natural TO-
NJ 40: whale crude Nortkern eec .do souther, AZ, !.
Si.acbsd winter Zoe natural DO fte' es,rs d. INC
extra bcachcd winter cicpnant 75c, natural winter 40
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CoTTON SPOT 1-SC. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADIER-FLoUR LowER--wHEAT LOWER
CORN UNCHANoED-oATs DULL-wHIsKEY
% DULL-PORK DULL AND LOwER--LARD DULL.
AND LOwER--PETROLEUM FIRM--sPIRITs
TURPENTINE sTEADY-RosIN sTEADY-oILs
oUIET-coFFEE FiRM-suGAR NOMINAL
FREI0HTs FIRM.
TUESDAY, August 14-6P NJ
Business very moderate to-day, save low
commodities, and prices were generally in buyers,
ia vor when not actually lower. In groceries, cotton
and other leading articles very little done, the
market favoring the buyers. On Change flour was
dull, lower and irregular. Wheat lower. Corn with
out decided change; demand fair Oats dull irregular
and nominal. Whskey dull and unchanged Pork was
dul and lower Lard dull. but without decided CHANGE
Frsights firm. Cotton the spot hc lower.
Futures closed steadier Coffee lm Sugar remained
dull and nominal Oils quiet Petroleum aud naval
stores firm.
AsnEs.-Therc moderate obbIng demand at 41sc a
Sc. for pots and 61kc. 7c. icr pearls.
remained steady I1sSc l2c, gold, reg.
illus.
BEEswAx steady, with sales Of 1000 lbs Southern
3lc.; Western aud Southern quoted ut 3ic.
BnoomcoRS inactive; red tipped quoted at 4ISc
&C. medium Sc. &c. aud choice green 71sc. &c.
CorrEE-The market for Rio quiet. but iirm Sales
2so4 bags Farenngcn, at 1sc. for low fair
so bags, Astartc, and 7s6 do OK Copernicus
both on private terms At Baltimore, 800 bags,
John Wesley. sold on private terms We quote =
Ordinary cargoes 16Ac. IKE, fair do. i9c.
a i9hc. good do, 1896 2oilc.; prime do. 2OIsc a
Gle; extreme for lots, tic. 2fIc Santos fair
good. i9c 19Jsc gold 30 days; Java government
bags 23c. 24c. DO. grass mats, 2fc u 26c. singa-
pore. l9c 2Uitc Ceyion, Zoe 2c: Marncaibo. lSc
a0c.; Laguaysa. loc a Zoe: Jamaica i71.e lo,se !;
St. Domingo, Iblc lie: Porto Rico. lSc 100. Costa
Rita lsc 2ic Mexican. 1896 2O Mscassar. Ioc.
Ole. Angostura lS1ac. 2olac; savana. lSc. 2)c.
Curncoa. TIC. "A 1sc.
CoorraAcE STOCK was very qnlet We quote ;Molasses
shocks. ~ inch with heads 81 10 80 shcoks with
ncads rs inch, So 10 ~ 30; do 30 inch 81 80 81
box shocks. Toe 75c do ~ pipe do. 81 So so
s33 $35; do, IL feet. do. SIS 30 per NJ.
CoRDAGE quiet and unchanged. We quote:--Manila
large aud sm.l per h., lac l4sc do cordagc
bolt rope yarns, lie lie tarrcd Manila I4c sal rope
D>sc. lO1ac New Zealand. i1h l2>sc. Russian hemp
tarred lie American do, lie Russia bolt rope ITO
COTTON ;otton the spot ruled quiet and quotations
were marked down &c Futures opened at slight nd
vance oil last evenings closing figures. but the advance
gas and prices continued to fall Tho
the close steadicr. Tho closing prices to-day.
dvith Ontia v xoro ms 10
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5000 Dist Col Boss.
1000 do. be
$1,000 CkI&PG's19I7b3
1000 do. ;. .......
1000 Ohio 4 n " Ist..
1000 NJ 4 StrC&M div
2UJO M&StPIstIaCdiv
900 Del h liud r b 'Dl
5000 y J Cen lst NJ c.
5000 Buff X Erie n BIS
1900 ~ VI x Z LIST 1906
1000 liarIst m7's coup
400 L L ri. LIST M.
14uUD u Z rs land CT.
3 shs Am Ex Bank.
20 German Am Bank.
3 Fourth Nat Bank.
80 ont silver Mining.
100 West I'm Tol. :. bic
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THE MONEY MAnKyT.

Money call lent ut per cont to-day and closed
easy at ~ per cent Tho following arc the rates
OF exchange Now York at the aforementioned cities
to-day Savannah, buying Il, selling u; Charleston
scarce tuothlpg DOING, u u premium 81 LOUIS, ~
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Delivered contract 800 bales FOR future delivery the
sales follows YESTERDAY, after two T. NJ August
40 bates -, .,c. luo at II 3,e september, y1 At
H. 2c.. loo l123c $40 at ll24c; october 100 Mt
1856: 100 at loAe Ao,ember 10 at lose Dosem
Der 10 at 10 ssc, 200 ut 1ue7e January 200 ~ lie
March. 100, al. ll.3ic Total, 200 bales 10 day
a. il:sac. 100 at ii;s7e. 300 a, ~, iis'c I'm 500
Life, 300 3sc, 100 ut 34e 200 at 1859 100 At
Il.36c., l.j5c, 800 at 34c september. 100 NJ
H. Doc 300 At alc 100 at 2sc 200 a. sse so0 a!
III. 27c 200 at 25c 200 ut IL &c, 2Op ut
2sc, 300 at 1l.2tc 100 at H. 23c go a. 2sc $50 Mt
Gle. 1880 vt 1lyc 400 at H. loc, 800 at ii Sc,
l4oo at llc 1000 =. iilsc, 100 At IL isc. 900 a.
IL BIO. 800 at 1l2lc., 800 vt ll2oc., 200 at
ll:loc., 800 at ilise.; October ~, AZ 1920,
500 ut IO.o2c., 200 at III iDc., 400 at lOeic
100 at 10 ssc, iOo ., los,c.. 40 a. i3s7e' 100
los7c. November, 200 AZ 10 se 2pJ ~ lose. aor at
IOSc IOsc. lDy mt 1OsVc 400 ~ 10 asc. 100 ut
10 ne, 100 losoe 2o at 10 sic 900 At 10 500 200 At
10 go December. 20 1O9c. 3p at lU.sDc.. 2cD at
Ios7c, 40 at ~ sic 100 NJ - s5c 100 ~ iosls ou 1T
1Os2c 600 ut 0S3c 400 At 1Osfc January, AGO a llc
200 ut losoc. 200 AZ ioy7c. 200 at l0eoc,
700 1896: February. 300 NJ lLl2c, 200 at
Il.osc. Total 2s5oo bates Grand total. 1920 bales
bales sew. Orleans. o5: Mobile; .; savsnnnh, -;
Chareston, 40 Wilmington 2; Norfolk ~ kew York. "a ;
boston. 40; iniiatcpn'n, ~; total ~ This day last
Der s.oss 26 bales 90 last night ooon reisns closed
follows: TO Iavre by steam. PC. compressed 10 Ham
burg. w slcan, a., w. 10 6remeps ny hteAm lvc W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-08
AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE-On TUESDAY, the 18th
A. day of November, 1877, the undersigned
will SELL by public auction, on the promises,
lately occupied by Frederick; Hoenstein decd,
near Ivy Hill cemetery. on the Middle Pike, all
tho PERSONAL PROPERTY Of the said
Frederick Hoenstein, decessed consisting Of l
Horse, Cart Wagons, Farming Implements.
about ton of Hay, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Beds, Bedding. &C., &c.
Sale to begin at 10 q. n. Terms-Cash.
JEFFERSON TACEY,
Administrator W. W. q. Of
no l.e1ts Fred'k. Hoenstein, dec d.
DUBLIC SALE-On ths THIRTEENTH
L DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877, al twelve
o'clock m, the undersigned will sell by public
auction, for cash, at his residence, on the Lees
burg turnpike one useful FAMILY CAR
RAGE, suitable for one or two horses, said
property having been levied on for non pay
ment of taxes and levies. Also, at the same
time and place. will offer for ssle l HORSE
and SPRING WAGON, suitable f9r market
ing purposes j. TACEY,
no 1-eots Treasurer Alexa. county. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-08
TuOS. HOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

s. Y. CON KING 8 ST. ASAPH SITS.
Having removed into MY new store with large
stock Of STOVES of every description and an
ondlcss variety of TINWARE and other goods
kept in that line. invite those in want of such
can satisfy them both in price, kind and quality.
My facilities for doing all kiCds of work, such
MS repairing Fire Place Heaters, Par?or, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves, also Roofing, Guttering
and Spouting, have been greatly enlarged and
improved enabling ne to do such work at the
h0rtost notice,
HOT AIR FURNACES for heating churches,
public buildings snt dwellings, b specially.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, new work and repairing as
lew as the lowest. sep IL
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K. KEMPER, nfSoIn
oc31-ts ALBERT STUART, VI JAW

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-By vir-
Y tue of the decree Of tho Circuit Court ~:
Fairfax county, rendered at the June term. 1871,
in the suit of w. II, Gooding, assignee VS.. j. II.
Barnes. &c, the undersigned, commissioners q!
sale, will, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Oct'-
Der, 1877, (Court day. sell 10 the hgho bidder:
at y O clock M, that CERTAIN TRACE OF
LAND whoreon James Fox recently resil"d
This lard lies sbou. four miles northwest ct
Fairfax Court uouso, and noar Fox's mill; Is
we'll wooded and watered. Of good soil and s'l:-
ceptble of high state of cultivation. Persons
desiring to purchase are referred to Mr. Rirhsrd
johnson, who resides near the promises.
Terms of Sale: So much cash in hand As will
pay the costs and expenses of sale; tho residue
in three equal annual payments. to bear interest
from the day of sslo, and to DO secured by tho
notes Of the purchaser, with good personal ST.
curity and retention Of title until tho last pay
mert is msdo. Convoyancing at the cost OF tho
purchaser. IHOMA AZ f. Wy H.
Fairfax g. H., sop l5-wts CONS: OF Salo'
;ma- The above sale is postponed, for want Ct
bidders, until MONDAY, the 10Th day of N"
vember, 1877, when the Same will tsko placo q!
tho Same place and timo.
THOS. L. LOVE, Comm'rs.
oct 17-wts THOS. MOORE, ! Of Sale.
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NOTICE OEREMOVAL.

wish to notify my friends and tho public in
general that have removed from my former
place of business no. AZ King stroeD to my new
storo, whcrs I shall be pleased to see all who
may want anything in my line, which consists
Of COOKING aud HEATING STOVES. Tin,
Stovo Castings and Brick of all description
furnished AT short notice. Old Cooking Stoves
repaired and made as good as new, or taken in
exchange Tor new ones. JOB WORK and RE-
PAIRING Of All kinds done in tho best manner,
end ROOFING, GUTTERING and SPOUT
ING, in town or country, promptly attended
TO- Gsy- Don't forget the place, No. % King
street, one square below old stand, and on the
opposite sda
iv Ii ENOCH GRIMES.
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MEETINGS..
Arlington, Alexandria county, Va


November 9th, 1877.
yI1O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AR
L hlNG1UN TURNPIKE Cows, the
undersigned, stock hoI doris Of the Arlington
Turnpike, Company, holding more than one
tenth If the capital stock Of the said company.
heroby give notice that general meeting Of
tho stock holders of the company ls called TO be
held Ut Columbia School House. Arlington, on
SATU RDAY, the 18th day OF Decemhor ut i
O'clock p. m
III. II. Smith. +. Il. Corhett
S. L. Corbelt y. Munson.
H'1y'Y St s4'!sy: S SRs' w. S't a'sy
[no7 It'd
NJ OTICE-Tho Annual Meeting of the Stock.
~ holders of the UPPER POTOMAC
NESDAi, lhy 1nh day Of November, ut ten
o'clock, at the Aloxandris House, CO.. Of Prince
and St Asaph sts., Alexandria, Va
nov I'd ?. II. TROTH, President.
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LOST AND FOUND.

A SUITABLE EEWARD will be paid for
Noble l.. Smith. She is A long, thick cow, rcd.
wide horns. with a slit in one Of her ears. She
wears CT liar with her owners rHlne on it
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