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, 1877-03-24

The Chicago produce markets were ir7eg-
ular yesterday, with moderate activity. bless
pork closed 1t}o per brl lower. at $500
@13.05 for April aud sla.10@l4.12} for
May. Lard closed go per 100 lbs lower, At
$9.45@9.425 for April and s9.521 Tor HAY.
Meats closed easier, at 6o for looss shoul-
ders, TO for do short ribs, and Tic for do
short clears. lighwines were 10 lower, ut
Sl.0t per gallon. Flour was In good demand
and stronger. Whest closed 10 higher, at
sl.253 for March and $1.e5} for April. Corn
closed to higher, at s94o for Apri! and 4:3o
for May. Oats cloaed dull, at 32so for April
mud BIC for May. Rye was 10 higher, closing
1t 63l@'G6to cash aud 64o for April Barley
was firm, 1t 63o for March and 52lo for
April Hogs were actiye and about steady,
at $5.25@5.65 for common TO choice. Cattle
were active and unchanged, with sales At
, 1877-03-24

5eooms. OcrHpanh.
!. CHARTER OAK LIFE Insurance Dtp't.)
2.TO RENT.
,. GUsT1N Il WALLACE. J. T. DALE.
4. DUEnEN WATClt.CASE MAN'F'G CO.
4. ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
9. TO RENT.
:. LUEDKER HuTCH1SS. ..-...
q. TM. c. DOW. 4. ]. BROWN. n. ROBBINS.
o, WRIGHT 4 TYKREEL.
10 CHARTER OAR LIFE t1.oan Dep't.)
lf.t3. FAIRC1i1LD 4 HLACKMAN.
14.i5. JAMES MORGAN. II. n, BRIDGE
10. 1iENHF E.. sEELrE. ". D. C0OrED,
IL. II. n, HARDIN.
1a-l0. II. K. rEhRsOSs Il CO.
10 HUTCHINSON Il tuFF,
n. o, L. BAsKfN co.
n. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
o. EDlTOn'1N.CfIfEF.
~. MANAGING EDITOR
Is. ASSOCIATE Ep1TO1Ls-
70. L. C. EARLE
n. ". j. BARNET 4 CO.
,2a. WILLIAM D1tOss.
n II. r. EOHCROss. J. A. MeELD0WNET.
n. NEpFATlI LyCEuM BUREAU.
81. COMMERCIAL EDITOR.
n. ". ". DEXTER.
%, GEO. l.. THATCHER. 4. r. STEVENSON.
-. NIGHT EDITOR.
~. CITY EDITOR.
otucea in tho Building to rent BY ". c. DOW,
Room g.
, 1877-03-24

It seems pitv to keep Mrs. PIKE shut up In
jail, Just because her main Witness is s'not
here" Why She Is kept those anyway, It is
difficult to understand. Her story ras little
"ashy." and her life appears to have been
tr1nc "scaly," and she got good many people
by tho "Ei1ls,n but 1t nust b. remembered that
t,cr name Is "PIgE." There was no proof
whatever that she know anything about the
murder Of JONES. Law IL Ian, md evon
lunat!c has right to get tho benefit Of It. Let
hrH. PIKE 20 hunt for hor witness.
, 1877-03-24

THE pRERTnE11 ANN rr3IS 11fuY A n NJ 20
Already ihore Is NJ a general howl how 1t,, rom t1o
Imnlacab1es Of all sections hccauso IN 1,ro.,.
dent has not settlel thu sontborn ouoa.,on
Tho President ,yas inauc7,ratea ~, tha M ~
March: hin Cabinet was not confrmad b,
several DIVA nfter. and VIVA mot oroo,,7oJ
until tho iath, Ha ot ouce fonn1 b;,rao,f
occuniet, will, anna rundreda ~ coeos ~ ov-
pifed commissions Of lnportant pnb1Io ~.
f,ccg. and beset by warrino and conton;1iro
supnortors Of apn1,canta. Tia hos Ind reail1
loss than week in which, tn consf1cr and
take INV action. IIe Inns not;cnt1y hear,, tha
claims and demands Of a]l factions In ,bo
disturbed Htataa. nn,l each fact;or Ia c,amor.
ous because lie Ina mt dotcrm;net, Tho uho1.
business in It's fovor. The caso of gonth
Carolina NAV be considered AZ nraetlca1ly ia.
ternined. and in n br,of t;mc will sct,lo
itself peacefully mud amicabIv. In rocor1
to Louisiana. one footion dsnan,1a tbn H.
staot recognition of r4ox.nn md tbo or,ned
desperation Of tho Ntcuo,rs Government .rt,a
other faction t)emands tha jmma,,oto viii,
d.awol Of TIM troon, WIN ,ro on1v nros.~x.
inu the neace. an1 }attino toth novarun,.,,s
free In t1obt tha hott1e ont bv forca - 1,ot
t,o w,;ch onco ho,7,n v,,i ~ aaa ,n.,,
hundreds Of liyea ami T., Ina. M, ~ s,a.a ~
reduced tn anarc},v.
Itis n rcmnrltah1o fsct Tint ho,h ,o,t,,.u
of tho 1mnlacabtos nrefcr an arn,o cond;o.
fo ali ntbcr mot7ca of ratt,eront r,,a II,
publican 1mn1acab1es North md son,h ho.-,
for n h1ooiv conflict IN or,1ar -, a.. 49,
N,,r4to-+ t,.a-t ,,,a .t,xa,,,, -.
, 1877-03-24

Some Of tho New York lne-insuranca CON-
panles, for ono reason Or another, failed to
reply 10 request from the Now York Lcgis-
latuse for information about the pay aud pcz-
quisites Of their officers. Among them were
The Nsw York Mutual Lite, tho Equitable,
, 1877-03-24

When two dogs fall out over bono with 4
heap OF meat On II, 4 third dog h apt to snatch
II. The 10. has had tho aEuccure sa1-tist two
ycars,-paJfng u Buffalo" $1,000 per year for
it.-so said. The Z. J: had 1t last year. They
arc both fighting for It this year, and tho chances
arc that Huck will adopt tho policy Of t'con-
rliiatlon aid compromise II bY giving It to tho
Po'f. This would please everybody except tho
numerous creditors Of tho bankrupt, who aro
waiting tupatiently for tho frat iustallnent.
, 1877-03-24

Perhaps the beat "Bouthern Commission "
would be to hunt up scsgt. DATss and sand him
through tho bulldozcd parishes Of Louisiana
With tho told 1ag." Nc might 80 one way,
Eli PERKINS another, and Pirate DAIzxL, 1
third. Then compromise" on this basis: II
eithrr returned to Now Orleans alive, theu let
PACKARD bo Governor; II the heads Of Al! wc1e
sent In promptly. then let NICHOLS bo Coz
cFnoF.
, 1877-03-24

30 OH BULL has coma again. 01n, ia 1t to
DO "farcwcll TO America " tl,lA tlmel "Thou
art 80 far and yct SO near" that tho phrcnol-
ogist's diagnosis Of yopr bumpa scums to be In
dtsputablc. uc calls tho secret Of your success
"Wclrdncss." It certainly Isn't tiredness. You
must "hang up do fiddle and do bow" ono Of
these days. Of COURSE but tho public Mill pover
bid you good-by, "admisston ono dollar,''
again until your right hand forgets its cunning,
and the rest Of you, too, for that matter.
, 1877-03-24

MATT CARraHTnA's monkey, who turns his
"organ," alleged to bc newspaper, in Afilwau.
kcc, IL making faccs at tho editor Of The TB18.
uHs. Tbs eountenanco Of tho 'sA1noosIng' II ill.,
tlc creature, however, is 50 shaded BY his cas-
1aps that much of the hunor Of his gEimaees 6.
capcs observation.
, 1877-03-24

The Beyenth Ward can be sayed from tho
shame and Disgrace Of being represented By !
self-confessed revenue robber. Tho follows
nomination was fraud, II MAS securet BY im-
porting hundreds Of loatcn aud tramps from
other wRrds. Tho scum Of haif4dozen wazda
were dumped into the Sevouth. Lat the Repub-
lcaus aud decent Democrats unite on candl-
date, and they can elect their man aud squelch
the AlaconlcF.
, 1877-03-24

Hamburg Massacre y BUTLER has been Ill
the Hay from South Carolina to Washing.
tou, In order to instruct tho Administration
- 70 its duty, and his gone homo dlsgustcd.
Tho arst duty OF tho AdmInlstsatlou, wnon be
comes again, Will be to arrest Aud try him for
murder. That Is civil right from whieb b. has
becn too long debalrod.
, 1877-03-24

The 10. as "rag" organ, ought to recelyo
moro favor from tho paper companies, They
persist In sutng H. for paat-aue papes, both
printing and pfomlssory. Maybe they think
tho effort Of the 10. to keep up tho price Of
"raEs " hurts their business.
, 1877-03-24

The Investigations into the managcmcnt,of
tho llfc-insurauce companies arc bringing to
lightsono interesting revelations, showing what
becomes OF the mouoy Ut tho pollcy-holders.
Take tho ease of tho Equitable Lie; tho follow
Ing payroll was disclosed TO the astontshed gazo
Of tho publ1c:
, 1877-03-24

FRaDaRfok ]. lRoss was spotted " when
It MAS settled that some ono vas stealing ttt.
tesa from tic Post-0fIlce, because on sa1af7 oe
5000 yeaf ho and bis wife wese living like nob.
1t the Palmer House. Had he possessed ths
ability Of some young men who board II 6rat-
class houses he might hATo eyaded suspicion by
never pairing his board.
, 1877-03-24

WhT do wc not sec tho following In the Tina
nowadays: "Four years Of HATES fs four ycsra
Of 0rantisn." It used 10 appear us rcgul a.]y
~ standing "ad.r'
, 1877-03-24

OLD POLITICIANS AND NEW POLITICS,
Tho "apoils and the Southern question
wesc, after al, tho chief elementa In Amor
lean politics when the late Presidential cam.
paign was made. Tho reason why 1Ir. T11.-
DEN received 80 many Republican votes was,
TINT he promised vigorously reform Ia
the ciyil service mud the paciacatlon OF the
South. The Northern Democrats remained
faithful 10 him because they did not believe
In the Reform programme, but wanted the
loavcs and fishes; the South united on him
because Of the fear OF continuation OF tho
aRANT policy OF interference to sustain tho
carpst.baggcrs. Tho Republican votes ho
received were In tho fifth that he would do
all 10 promised The developments incident
to the long contest over tho result demou.
st1ated pretty fully TINT Mr. TupKN WAS
not the man to 10 trusted for either OF tho
plodges Now, President HAx1a' first act In
the new Administration has been to attempt
to tako both these elements, which proved
20 hazardous for the Republican party, out
of ths politics Of the day. OF course thia
project Is only fairly begun ~ yet, but its
effects are o1empliAed by some Incidents
noted BY Washington correspondent, who
writes,
~ don't know which party belong to, said =
sonfhe'n Democrat the othoF daY. 'sIiow do yau
liko your Administration" askpd an Eastern IL.
publican OF Democratic Congressman. 4 few
dhys ago famous Republican orator was In.
qalnnx of hts fffenAa how thsy seished working =
year 10 put thc'r opponents In powss. and u tho
sans time certain democrats were writing from
Tennessee that &helE party would 70 to piecea II
, 1877-03-24

Tho Republicans OF The Third Ward hare
agreed upon Judge EuoxsE CAxz1 for Alder
man to take tho scat held BY CouxressmAn
ALDR1c1. aa will m4ke n excellent AldeI-
, 1877-03-24

Susan B. AxTnoSr Is onco mora among us,
and all tho young gallants are on the gu pise u
uBua1 Fle, SUSAN!
, 1877-03-24

1aauaBe othto tfososnMenta'
WHAT DOES IT MEANT
The House Of Representatives at Spring.
field has pas8ed whit In known aa Mr..
f,,o,~r,t. In rt,w Ia, -. IT..
t",, o'o o'A' 1'H p"' no' to1 II" oD!s'S
70 enable cohnuoat cities, towns, townships,
school districts, md Alf other municipal cor
norntiona to fund. reiirn. and pnrchaae THAR
outstanding bonds and other evidences Of
debt, and to provide for the registration Of
new bonds, ctc., in tie Office Of tho State
Auditor. Tho object and purposo of this
bill Is a very proper ono, Il authorizes the
municipalities, upon tho affirmative voso Of
minority Of tho voters, To issue now bonds
at q rato Of interest not exceeding 10 per
cont, aud having not o1ccediuo twenty vonrs
to run, and not to cxceod In amount The
present indebtedness, aud 10 exchange them
for outstanding bonds already due. or to
aell them and apply the proceeds to tho
purchase Of auch overdue bonds, All new
bonds are to bo registered In tho Office Of tho
State Auditor. The Audito, is to annually
ascertain tho amount necessary TO nav the
interest on such bonds. together with such
sum Of tho principal as NAV bo reouired to
DO paid annually, and the rato Of tax uecos-
sary to produce tho amount Of revenue from
tho valuation Of tho taxable property Of each
Of such Municipalities as viii eoual these 10.
quired payments; which rate OF tsx Is to
10 extended upon tho 1oyv of taxes for that
year as part Of The tar loyied for snts pur.
poses. Tho revenue from this tsx is to be
naid over 10 the gtato Trensurer. and hv him
bo applied to the credit OF tho interest and
principal of such bonds,
All this is yery clcar and yerv nroper in IT,
self; bat In the fourth section thora il nm oh
xour;tv which l., conn1,]c NJ 1,etno cor.t,nsd
, 1877-03-24

The CAMKaoNs, having no further use for the
Ponnsglvan1a Legislature, prorogued It ycs.e.-
day sins dkn
, 1877-03-24

WILLIAM n. wAnSER LODGE, no, cca. A. r.
end 4. M.-jteRuiaF communication this SATURDAY
Wsinrs 1MnesT, H. n9t z 70 aa Aonfoc'
j, X, DUNLOP, Sec,
, 1877-03-24


CHICAGO, March Gl. - was very much surprised
to see that your n,urnuR fssuo OF thls day Ads<,.
Gates for Tho position Of Treasurer . pctaon whu,
II Tho management OF bis own business IL any cE.
tcfiou. l. nolosioasly Inat for thu position. ge1.
etnl{ vote the straight ticket, but free 10 say
That could nok swallow such nomination.
MANUFACTURER.
We have secc!Ypd several protests, soma ror-
bal mud so1ae in writing, Of tenor like tho sboYc.
We aTe not awAso that tho gentleman himself
dcsiEcs To be candidate; some OF his friends
have warmly recommended him for tho otice,
and the commendat!ou In tho item vas made
up0n thefr representation.
, 1877-03-24

The Springfield talass.l RxpuNteaa calls attcn-
tion to thc probability that tho next Pope may
be N Englishman,-the 1rst slnoe NtouoLAs
BaKAxssnAa, In tho feudai ages. The person
thus slluded 70 u Monsignor HowAap, who has
tust been made 4 Cardinal. He Il member Of
, 1877-03-24

man, and ought to b. elected By at least 800 ma.
tority over sroNx. who went back on thu nconta
Of the ward In tho struggle to get rid Of "Coi.
vtulsm, )" which fact Is not vet forgotten.
, 1877-03-24
\ Drunken Wom4n'a Crazy ErsAk.
,fftG feFk 8kA. X4FrA Il.

Mrs. Mary Sheridan, Of Bsyonne, while tptc4t
Gated, fasteucd her 8ycas-old child 70
sccond-storJ pulley.eosd, sud left It dangling
twenty fect &ho.o the ground. Netxhhoss, ~
trsctcd By tho child's etlas, buzss into the 1oa"
and rvlea3sd Il.
, 1877-03-24

., Randolph street, between Clark and Lasal!c.
Engagement Of Tho UDuctcnutt tomti}f COMPANY,
:'fosbtddcn Fruit" Afternoon aud evening.
, 1877-03-24

Monfot street, hetwecn State and Dearborn. Vsr!tty
,csfofmsncc. Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-03-24

n1cvtckcE's Then&rc.
Madison strccs httwcen Dearborn and STATE
EHEteemcnt Of Dian 1loucfcaalt. ''Tho shauShraun.
Afternoon ant evening.
, 1877-03-24

Monroe ft7trI, corner Dearborn. Variety ente
ta!umcnt. Afternoon and evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07
Local. EsreFifieS. .

The steamer Virginia, CT the Maryland ferry
line, is being overhau!ed prior to placing her up
on her old route to Opossum Hall. It is ex.
pected that she will resume her trips about the
10Th or ooh Of The present month.
Peabody Hall was crowded last night to hear
the rosdng for tho benefit of ths Aleyandlia
Library, by Prof Henry Scharf The reading
was, as usual with Mr.. Scharf, most excellent,
and all present were highly pleased
Inc woods near the line Of tho a. s. w. 4.
r., at -Four Milo rum caught Are last night
and were burning Gcrcc Y when tho seven clock
train passed there.
julian Taylor, esq, has been invited by
tho Patrick Henry Society Of st. Johns Acsd-
envy, to dovcr the usual Grafton at the common.
cement.
Rev " G.. Webb wIl deliver series Of
lectures on Sunday evenings On tho book Of
Jonah. The first lecture will be delivered to-
morrow night tho subject being "Junah's Call
and Flight"
Joseph Gibson, coorel, Of Charlottesville,
Virg ina, WAS stricken down with pleurisy yes
to-day in Baltimore, and Eni to DC conveyed ~
Il hospital, where he lies in & critical condition.
Mr.. James &. Pevcrcll, of this city, has been
appointed telegraph operate: ut Vienna w. and
.. K. K,
Complaint hiss been u3eio thai many persons
who use Hunting Creek Bridge arc in the habit
OF driving very fast over thst structure. The
overseer has given notice that ne will prosecute
al persons driving st faster rats than that al.
lowed by law.
\ horse, belonging :, colored man, was
backed overheard at Shoots wharf this morn
ing and caused quite commoLon for time
He was finally towed around to Fish!oWm and
gotten out.
A meeting Of tho liquor dealers, in opposition
10 the M otlot whisEoy BILL" will be- held at
Hariow's Hall on Monday night The liquor
dealers Of several CT tie others cities o the State
have already held similar meetings.
Receipts at the hsh wharf to day were =till
lighter than yesterday. They consisted OF
about !. 500 shad, which sold at from SIS to Sly
From s to s5 per Sossxnds The reeeSts
Ct perch and rock were very small and the
qus'ity interior. The former sold at from ) to IL
cents, aud the latter from 25 to go cents pei
bunch
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Markets by Telegraph. J

Hzw YORK, April stocks dull ana stoauy'
Honey 8. Cold 1915; F!cvc SHADE nTnor'
Wheat &c better. Corn hrm
BALTIMORE, April Virgins sI1es os.e n1 Go
C &; dull ' tnddling H. Flour active and
;,rong and buoyant; prices higher al r gu 10
Howard street and Mcstorn Super 92 2o OF;
- Eytra 1851 %; do. Family 75sSo 70 !;
,,,tr Mills super 5OsS6 80; do. Extra e 75s$a;
10, Rio brands 1850; do, Family, 80 Gu.
Mhea. scarce, firm ana higher; No: !" Western
.fob.r 10; No. 2 Chicago spring lou; fenna
ed l-5al76; Maryland red primo l1oal77; DO.
an Der 1870; DO white l75alS5. Corn-Southern
.r,ncr and higher; Western strong and higher;
Southe,u white 53a54 do, yellow 55a5o}; West,
IN mixed spot 55i; April and May 5s!; June
q: steamer l2t. Oats quiet and steady; South
en- prime and Western white 43sl5. Rye steady
.. 75s.5 Clover Seed dull; good to primo II"
s1l % Hay-p-imo steady and trm Mary
lana and Ponna l5aSl7. Coffee dull; Rio car
r0es l5!al0!; jobbng l53a20l. Whisky frmer
Il q Oi. Sugar dali and steady ut lO!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07
COMMERCIAL.

--- -,,..-npIA MARKET, April l. lo'''-riout
.,s5r snd firm. Wheat continues sc''Se'
od receipts lave somewhat increased ss,s a ' '0
,aa bushels at 17oal75 for white and loo
~ us sor red. Corn is wesS' 'housn .' 10
s..-a;s sold at 81 snd 81. Se7ensS '"sn'7
20 S-o-ebt 7s. and zoo Of oa's a.
Receipts or FKoQUcE.-The following were
&c., -eceipts BY the Washington City, virginia
Inland and Great Southern 4. K. TINS week:
i I, Piss bushels, wheat 1852. rye go oats
"A r".atoes u, 1our 599 b0is, tooscco % 49,
;osiher 500 sdcs dressed hogs J. oat.ar lob.
agrs q bbls and boxes, dried 1rulI ssIn az,
IA. 3 bl!s, bacon 99G lbs, III" packs, tSiE ~,
" "' M. dressed spokes boxes, wine pHtte's'
..Ioos i pork . bbls, cattle cars, hay caf'
,.,,t Report. The following is report OF
,,a receipts and shipments OF coal during Inc
oak ending to-day:
RECEIPTS. tons;
.,oar. Coal Co., J. q. Parrot, jr., Ass.. Z'ot9
? Agnew i Observation-Disclosures" i'oii
SHIPMENTS. o--o
!: Arno;T Law
~'~N0''
.,,....... AIS
ICta! .......-. ...'''''' '''
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I DIED.

On Friday morning, April 6, 1877, SUSAN
DAVENPORT, dsug hter OF 5. s Howson, in
the 18th year Of her aga. II Friends and &c.
gus ,aance: Of the family are invited to attend
tue fuEersi, ir,.n Tie residence Of her father, Gu
Duke street, at = III, Sardsy.
IN 6:.lliai' -. pIil Sin ELLEN v, in the
o2d year OF her age the beloved wife of Bennett
F. Gwynn, iccnrriy Of Prince Georges co., Md.
al Ansnda!c, Fa,r!ax county, on the ooh in.
stsnt, JOHN kENNOE. il the 10Th yesr of his
age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

NOTICE.--A meeting of the LIQUOR
~ DEALERS and BREWERS of Alexan-
dris will be held in Harlow's Hall. corner OF
Royal and Cameron streets, on MONDAY
EVENING, the 9th instant, at II o'clock, to
consider The propriety: of joining the merchants
IN other cities of Virginia by adopting resolu-
tons or otherwise rendering such assistance as
may be deemed necessary 10 assist in tho efforts
10 have tho whiskey law repealed or so modified
as TO make tho liquor tax specific one. apT-2t
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Bank Statement.
DORI or -ALEIANDRIA, APRIL I.
AERIV Ed.

,tes.uec Sue. Baltimore. to } BSoders i Go.
she r9pc:!, three vessels in the river bound up.
Steamer Lady oG the Lake, Norfolk, to A
K,ai.
s;ct. T., II Atwood, \ York, to " 4 Smoot
Son; Wa oliver, Washington, 10 T Hooe
CLEARED
Steamer .Iya. W Thompson. AeonardtoWn,
- - Ee:l.
Steamer MstiSuo. HomIn,, uy Jos brodars
i Go.
Schr To: 4 Tsy:o~, Ph,lsdelphis, by Wa A
:,mOot.
Schr " N Z Huston, Providence, by Amerl-
Jaa Coal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

Hp SPEER's PoRT WINE is recommended
| by physicians above all Others rs gentle slim
ulsnt tonic and diuretc. 1t is something they
can prescribe to patients with confidence, know
ing they are using an article that s strictly puro
and possesses thu highest medicinal virtues.
Charles A, SeeIy, skilful chemist Of New
York city, after making careful and thorough
analysis, says: II have examined tie vino with
the Wow Of determining the presence or absence
of various Injurious substances which arc con-
tanned in so called Port Wines such as logwood.
crude spirits, etc. I have not found any OF these
substances present in Mr.. SIeors Wine, and it
does not contain anything but Whst is found il
pure grape juice Wines. 1t
GS TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
THU RSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER. 1t will preserve them through life.
Sold By druggists. Csc per bottle. feb 25-ly
Ey@HARD TINES demand economy. Prac-
tice it. Renovate your soilcd Gloves with JOU.
VEINS INODORLESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly
Sold by druggists. % cents por bottle.
s@ GREAT UpRoAR ABOUT CLOTHING. -
Thu largest stock OF Overcost5 aid Suits bought
at bankrupt sale to close out. Good Oqorcoa.a
from $3.50 upwards, including tho very best Of
imported ChinchiIlss, Beavers. ker5eya &c
Gents Cashmere Suits consisting OF Coat, Pants
and Vest, at $3.50; ell WOO! Suits nj $3.50 and
upwards, Including the lines! imported mate
rails; excellent Chdron's Suila. years, Sl.25
4 years Sl.75 s years S22j; yesra 81 - End
upwards They must be sold quick at
s. DEALHAM'S,
does SO King street.
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NANAL COMMERCE.

Asri7ed-Doats j r Purcell, John AMI j T
D.7is, 10 brick yards; r Bender and P
Moore, to American Gosl Co; b 4 Summers
and Nora & Willie, 10 W A Smoot; f. III
Sprgg, to Maryland Coal Co..
Departed Boats Purcell, John + Da.
,i:, Bender, f Brooks, J P Moore, J W
Grove and F Il Irwin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07
TcIcgranhic Summary.

! 10 the walking match between Western and
OIIeary, to be ended at midnight, in London,
Western was twenty two miles behind at half
pas! Two O'Clock this evening.
At meeting Of the mortgage bondholders
Of the St. Louis, Alton and TeIrehaute Rail.
road Company, held to dag. Thomas Denny
was elected trustee.
Wendell Phillips has received & dispatch
from prominent negroes 10 New Orleans urging
him to repeat his Philadelphia lecture 10 other
parts Of the country.
Philip Clayton, Z. S. Consul to Callao, is
dead.
Geo. w. Jewett says that Or7iIIe D. Jewett
committed suicide.
L. 81. Coe, who killed NJ. ID. Roach, has BEEN
admitted to bail. Cleveland Clark, accused of
being an accessory, was also bailed.
On Thursday tho body of Miss Nette Russ
man. a respectable young lady, of TifIin, Ohio,
was found in the rivar, near that place, with
marks Of violence upon her person, which in
dicsted that sho had been murdered. Her
lover Lester Stone, Was arrested on suspecion,'
she having stated the last time she was seen
alive that she Was going to meet him.
RELIEF Hook AND LADDER Co.-The regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company was held last night. with
Geo. a. Mushbach in the chair and W. *.
Davidson, secretary.
Nine alarms Of fire were reported since the
last meeting.
The resignation Of s. Fl. Harmon was re.
ceived and accepted.
One active and one contributing member
wcro elected, and one who had been suspended
was replaced on the roll
The meeting then adjourned
LEG AMPUTATED. - Ohm McCauley who
was thrown from waguu near Vienna soluc
time since and badly injured, as mentioned 10
the Gazette, at the time, bad to have one Of
his legs amputatcd last week. lie is now doing
we'll
PERsONAL-Should this meet the eye Of the
individual who created disturbance in church
last Sunday by his continued coughing, ho will
confer favor on the congregation By procur-
ing bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, which
will cure him.
For many years have heard Of Simmons
Liver Regulator, and now regret SO long neg
iected to take it regularly, for had known its
great virtue sooner it would, no doubt, have
relieved mo before, as it has done new, Of I'll
the debility and dysners;a from which | suffer
cd 80 long. ". A. MEEARD.'
Every druggist has calls for Wells Eureka
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