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COM re-
JULY q. 1871

FRIDA1, JULI ~ ofI
THE schooner Bonanza arrived on the 21st from San Fran
cisco, bringing a number Of passengers and a cargo oil assorted
merchandise to order, and dates to July Sd. The only other
arrival from foreign ports during the week has been the bark
ATLANTA. on the 18th, from Port Gamble, with lumber TO Will
der & Co. The departures have been-2lst, J 81 Avery, for
San Francisco, with cargo Of domestic produce; 23d, J A Falk-
inburg. for Portland, with sugars, and Ocean Gem, for Victoria.
On the berth are-barks Eskbank, by Green, Mscfarlaue&
Co, for POrtIandi d C Murray, by e Brewer & Co, and u b
Roberts, by ii HackfeId & Co, for San Francisco.
The R NJ s Australia was confidently looked for during
Thursday, but her non-arriyal is considered confrmatory Of
the report brought by the Bonanza, to the effect that the Com
pany had decided to try one trip, in order to settle disputed
questions, as to the pecupiary and other results of a direct
voyage from San Francisco TO Sydney, for which port il IL
said The Australia had a full freight
The brigzntine " n Meyer would leave San Francisco for
Honolulu about July 9th, and may be considered due at any
hour
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A SUGGESTION OF VALUE.-We read in q late
number of Bells Messenger, that Commander
Long, late of II. B. NJ. S. Fdntome. in his report TO
tie Admiralty respecting the monument erected to
the memory of Capt. Cook at Kealakekua Bay, con-
cludes by suggesting that, if it should be desired
to erect a better memorial, the addition of a
Captain Cooks Ward " to the Honolulu Hospi-
tai 50 would be an appropriate arrangement and
well fitted to perpetuate the memory of the dis
tinguished discoYerer of the islands. one OF whose
greatest cares was the health and comfort of his
men,
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NOTICE.
II WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
Il ANY debts contracted without my written order, or
that of my vile.
Honolulu, July 21st, 1877. jy21 ct A. A. MONTANA.
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IMPORTS.

FRoN SAN FRAScIsCo-Per Bonanza, July 2l-55OOo bricks,
$50 SKIS -four, CO IN shingles, so cords wood, 5T3 pkgs general
mdse-
FRoM -PoRr GAMBLE-Per ATLANTA, July 26-6l9lS9 Fl
lumber, 7C40 pickets, 2i400 laihs, $50 N hingles.
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DEPARTURES.

2I-Haw brig Julia VI Avery, Avery. for San Francisco
Gam bktne Jane A Ealkinburg. Hubbard, fr Portland
Gam bk Ocean Gem, Hoffman,, for Victoria.
23-stmr RiIauea, Reynolds, for Maui q Hawaii.
23-schr Kekauluohi, Kimo, for Hanalei, Kauai.
23-schr Warwick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa, Molokai.
24-schr IA Mol, Wilbur, for Kahului, Maui.
24-Sch. Pueokahi, Clarke, for Hama, Maui
2+-Schr Rulamanu, Mana, for Kohala, Hawaii
25-schr Mary Ellen, Peni, for Hilo, Hawaii.
25-Schr UiIama, PuaahiEa, for Kohala, Hawaii.
25-Schr Mile Morris, Kealohanui, for Molokai
26-Schr Annie, RaIua, for Rau, Hawaii.
26-Schr KamaiIe, Kiblin, for Kau, Hawaii
2T-Schr Jenny, Uilsma, for N~awiliwili, Kauai.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

2l-Schr Warwick, John Bull, from Lanai.
Clam schr Bonanza, Miller, Is dys from San Franco.
2-schr UiLama, P~uashiwa. from Hilo. Hawaii.
23-Schr Annie, Kalua, from Niihau-
23-Schr Kamsile, Kiblin, from Waimea & koloa.
23-schr Mary Ellen, Kaaina, from Hio, Hawaii
24-schr Jenny, Uilama. from Kona 81 kau, Hawaii
24-Schr Mile Morris, Keaohanui, from Molokai.
26-Schr Prince, Beck. from Kau. Hawaii.
26-Am bk Atalants, Gatlee, days from Port Gamble
27-Schr Manuokawai. Pake, from Nawiiwii, Kauai.
27-Schr Pauahi, Hopu, from Hilo. Hawaii.
27-Stmr Kilauea, Reynolds, from Hawaii and Maui
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MEMORANDA.

REPoRT OF AN scHR BONANZA, e F MILLER, MASTER
Left San Francisco July Sd. First five days out moderate N
and wv winds; next four days NE wind and cloudy, with
light showers Of rain; next seven days light variable winds
with 4 heavy NV swell; last two days NE wind with heavy
cross swell. Made East Maui at daylight CT the 2lst, bearing
. twelve miles, with very heavy clouds hanging over the land.
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a DIAMOND necklace, price 1000 pounds. or
1885, 900 dollars, is offered for sale by Messrs. Han
cocks, of Renton st. London. There are 25 stones
in all. in this necklace.
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H. S. KING & Co, have just published at London
a work with the funny tite: "Sweet silvery
sayings of Shakespeare on fhe softer sex" which
should interest the ladies.
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LADIES, FURNISHINGS.
L AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS
TAYLOR e. HUFTY,
S3s pENNS ANA A V N u II

Washington, ID, g..
Have during he past iew weeks heon steadily
adding TO their supply of
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS,
| and As a result havo ono Of tho largest and mos
varied sssortmcnts to ba found in AmorIca.
Immediately that now article is brought oui
by tho leaders Of the Uode they take measures tc
| be supplied with it, so that their lady ralrnnS
can always tiud What They wsnt, or wha. ha'
| boon suggested to their fancy anywhere.
In PERCALE SUITS their stock is cohi'
ploto. They show Plain and Combination For
Gales. in Checks and Stripes, and IN alt colprs
and shados The most lastidious tasto cannot
escape being satisfied. and tho prices range rs
follows: 81, 81, 50, S3.75 and ST.
In CAMBEIC SUITS they have al shades Of
Blue, Green, Black and Brown, and with Trim.
mings, olnbrscjng Bands. Plaillngs, Lace md
Emnrciileres. Tho prices arc: 81, - 81, -,
$3.50, Sc, SG.5), S7.2:5. IS, Sll"7 and Sl2.
CAMBRIC QVEkSKIR1E5 and BASQU ES,
in all shades Of Blue. Black, Green and Brown,
edged with all tho stylish tints and trimmed in
Embroidcres, Bands and Torchon Lace at @3,
81, So and ST.
A full and worry elegant limo Of entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
Designs and extending in prico from s. to Slo.5O.
Linen Ovcrskirts and Basquos, in endless VA
riety, trimmed in rlsitings, Embrod5erlos'
and al prices from SO TO Sl2.75. Polonsscs
trimmed in Bands plGLings and Bralds, from
ST TO $l3.50.
LADIES' SUMMER ULSTEKS, an indis-
pensablo and very ''tono.y" garment, iE Oil tho
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
of all sizes, longths and dimensions TT moderate
figures, running from $50 to $3.50.
The grand department Of WHITE SUITS is
ono OF the most importsnt of this house. Tho
stock is largo but well selected and unsurpassed
for design make and Iaish throughout. Tho
different pstttras Of suits embrace Polonascs or
Overskirts and Ba.Ques at reduced prices, run
ming FROM s. TO $lS; also White Orurskirts and
Basques from So to $ll so.
A line of very graceful Polonaiscs marked
down to rates varying from 81 to $40.
Particular attention is calo TO = lot of stylish
White Easquos, trimmed with Lace Embroide-
RIGS, Lace$ and Kutllo IS, and marked only 80
TO SIS
They vii! open this wook n now and very su-
pcrior liao of first class LINEN and CA Al BRIO
SUITS. These will be trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted ombroideries, in all the new
and becoming colors. They will be marked nt
the lowest possible figures, and we predict will
just suit the taste Of ladies who appreciate artist
ic things. TAYLOR u UUFTI,
je G-tf 933 Pa av., Washington, ID. q.
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A Clerical GscSlsonc.

LYNclIBURu, Va, June Is, lS7.-Ettator
Vrgiili,n: Dear Sr-As the closing address,
by Col. VIM. Kilgcur, to the delegates oil tho
G.. B. u. Convention, does u a great injustice,
We doom it necessary to lay before your readers
few facts 10 vndication OF ourselves. as gen
llcmcn and Catholic priests
In tho first place, we were not invited TO
offer prayer" but simply ito be present at the
deliberations of the convention.
These words were Used bg tho prcsldcnt 81
the ST. Joseph's Society in extending tho lnVI
tatlon. :, >,
Again. VIC arc rot members Of The &. Is. IT,,
TOR in any way connected with it, except in the
unity of our Faith. Besides, We consider such
invitations complimentary, and IS such, lett to
our discretion either 10 attend Or not. Indeed.
It often hanpcns that VIC, through tho kindness
Of our non Catholic friends, arc invited TO their
meetings and innocent rccrcatlon8, yet, not one
OF them would feel offended by our net comply
ipg with their wishes.
But u lev weeks ago, W received com
plimcutary tickets to attend Tic ST. rat
rck's picnic, yet, The thinking people
Of that association did not feel aggrlcvCd
bv our not going. We are paincI exceedingly,
that . Catholic gentleman should use such Ian
guagc, and urge its publication, as Coi VIM.
Kilgour, with al! his zeal, picy, and lcarnlng
has done. , e..
Educated VIC ha7c been from our youth for
rhc priesthood, and our education VIC received
| in land dear to the hearts cf many--a laud oI
| which VIC arc not ashamci--a land Which has
! sent forth to tho u:tcrDiOst ends OF the world
Irom the earlier ages 0l Christianity, down tr
The present time, respected aud honorcd sons
| That sur has been cast upon our native
soil, and ALMA mater, (AiI llaIIoTs COLLEGE:
| Dublin,) whic! ranks as one Of thc foremost
ecclesiastical institutions Of the British l'mlr''
| is evident from the uncallcd for and bitter tone
Of Col. Wn. KiIgour' address. =,
| We hope the thinking people OF inc Hla'c
vii! endorse our sentiments, and that all tlosH
With whom We have come in contact, anu 10
| whose spiritual wants we have admlnlstcrct'
will be led to believe, that independently OF our
sacred Office We have always shown and con
Quoted ourselves as gentlemen; and as suc'''
sufficiently educated to properly discharge our
duties towards our fellow mco, TO nia'tcr o.
what creed and nationality SocVcr.
| TIE CATHOLIC CLERGY OF
| LYSCuEURG, VIRGINIA.
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S6O,OOO FOX ONLY so!
READ TIE LIST OF GIFTS.

VIZ Oaall NltIS amounting L0...
Whole tickets $40; halves S5; quarters So. so
tickets 500; 33l tickets 500; jG3 tickets $500
Ns>Drawing positively Juno 3OLh, 1S777, and
every thrco months thereafter
The present management emphaticalIy notify
the public that there will bo no pOstponemcnt Of
this drawing, aS is usual in such enterprises, bt!
that it will positively and unequvocally take
place on tho dato named.
This, tho Second Drawing will be conducted
like tho first, TO the lairncss OF which tho follow
ing named gentlemen have .cstAcd:
Hon. Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice Supreme
Court of KY; James c. Dudley, Chairman
Board Of School Trustees; Grant Green, Cash
icr Farmers Bank of kentucky Hon. 81. NJ.
Major, Public Printer State of kentucky {;
Hon. Thomas N. Lindsay, President Farmers
Bank of kentucky; Hon. Thomas G. Jones,
Clerk Of TIC Supreme Court ut Kentucky !;
Judge x. A. Thompson, Presiding Judge
Franklin County Court; James q. Crockett,
Clerk FRANKLIN County Court.
kcmittances can be made by ma!i, eXpross,
draft. Z. =. order or registered lottcr. mndo
payable 70 q. W. Barrow s. Co.
Tickets paid promptly and without discount.
Reliable Agents wanted.
Address ell communications and orders for
tirkots TO G. W. BARROW & CO., General
Managers. Ccurier-J Journal Building, Louisville
Ky, or THOS. II. HAYS i CO., Gen. Agents,
G97 Broadway, New York.
IG-:.,enu Tor Circular. Up l9-ccSW
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EDUCATIONAL.

TUE SIXTH SESSION OF TIE VIRGIN
4 IA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHAN-
ICAL COLLEGE, opens AugGs! Io.h' Do
ceived without charge for tuition or college fees
Which cost the ros. so per sunum. Board VA
r;ns rom s. 9 month for .Eosc who occupy col
icge rooms and live III mes:es. to Slo for those
WHO psv the highest rsto for room rem. ana |"
bio Loard Send for Catalogue.
G.. l.. g. MINOR, President,
10 1G-oo2w Blacksburg, VirginiH.
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ICE CREAM, ssSDa WATER, &c.

NorIcH.
! respectfully inform my customers and the
public generally that having. Improved my ia
ci!itcs for tho manufacture OF
ICE CREAM,
am now prepared TO furnish families, picnics
and parties a. the lowest rates with superior
article, in quantities 10 suit.
5ly ICE CREAM PARLORS will be found
ss comfortable as any in the city, thoy having
recently been roGtted for tho comfort and con.
vcnicnca OF my patrons, who will 5o served nj
ell hours with DELICIOUS CREAM of sny
desired lavor, and ice cold SODA WATER,
made OF tho purcst Syrups.
FEUIT Of all kinds in season.
A la-go line of. f.CONFECTlONEI GOODS,
such as CANDIES, NUTS, &c, constantly on
hand and for sale wholesale and retail ut bottom
prices. CHRISTIAN SCHAFEk,
No ; north Fairfax ST.,
my 22-3m AlcxanGra. Va.
DEADI FOR SUMMER.
IN,
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ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISES

I'NTUU KAGE HOME ENIEKPkISEI i
ALEXANDRIA BROOM FACTORY,
Old Sentinel Blilding,
Cameron ST., bot Royal and PiLl
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
!iAvrng bought the ou!i. Of MIR. Wesley
Avery for the n,anufacturo OF Brooms, wo can
How uilor 10 tho trade limo Of Brooms in ovory
"sy AS we'll msdo, ot as good stock, sty 10 and
al5h, and ut prices as low Us they can be bought
"' Any manufacturer in tho country. Motto
.Qnck salos &nd small profits Call and soc
l"r yourselves
.;s- Br1on,s wholesale only.
Ap Ii JOS. BEACH IL co.
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SKINNER RESORTS.

~ Inns SPRlN GS
This VOL known RESORT FOR fICNlC;'
;s now ouon for the reception ol Sunday schools
and other Church parties. Apply 70 ,,
iclr-co2w 4. H. HAVEN tls' W. ~ w. "ep'''
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LOTTERIES.
C ECON d GRAND DRAWING
Kentucky Cash Distribution Go.
LOUISVILLE, ky, JUNE 80, 1917.
$3IO,UOO CASH IN GIFTS.


S3IO,OOO CASH IN GIFTS.
NEW ORGANIZATION, NEW SCHEME,
NEW MANAGEMENT
Farmers s. Drovors' Bank, Louisville Ky,
Depository.
The kentucky Cash Distribution Co., author.
iZed by special act Of the Legislature for the
benefit Of tho Public Schools Of Frankfort, will
hsvo tho SECOND OF TIE SERIES OF
GRAND DRAWINGS in the city u Louis
villo. KY, SATURDAY, June 39th, 1877, At
PUBLIC LIBRARY HALL
100000 FOR ONLY $40!
READ TIE LIST OF GIFTS.
Grand Cash Giit......., ................ $4,000
Grand Cash Gift.................. 2A,G0
Grand Cash Gict...,................... I5,C00
Grand Cash Gif:........,......... 10000
3 Grand Cash Gifts 81, 600 cach..... 1900
Grand Cash Gifts $1,000 cGch...... l0,0W
20 Cash Gifts s., 900 cGci 20,ON
10 Cash Gifts $500 each ch.................. 10000
lUO Cash Gifts $500 each h.......,......... 10000
800 Cash Gifts 500 cacn n............. $1,000
500 Cash Gifts $50 each. ................. 1000
GUO0 Cash Gifts $40 each h.............. G0,OUO
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WOOD AND COAL.

/xnnIi EOAj,l
Il oA"
E,Aj!
On my wharf and to arrive during the season
/ c,u ,oo, r.
" '"'' ''"'N
nNTIIArCITE
CUMBERLAND an.l
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS
of tcst quality,
,.4 .,
anu "''' F'''''''' VIII ~ '''''''N "
cunnIv my friends and customers aL lowest mar.
"'''' '
kcl urian. !o!ivcrcL At houses, ears or boats,
per ton a ::2m lbs.
je7 ". a. HMo'rI.
FoALl CoNh!
~ hn,rE
Necah ROW o'i"F D:S' qnHi'ly n ~ VA 49, ~ .,
Tho following rates
White Asl! Egg and Nut C"si ~
*:% *:] A:s 4:s Hi$;: S&$ 81 Ss + 5 554s ~
Cumberland - 81.
Per Ton Of :@2l0 lbs, dolyorol TO any part OF tho
citV. FL. MEHAFFEY IL CO.,
ie5 Wharf and wards foot of Qunon stronL
-, ,----r-,-- 1,--.
FOALi COAhi
~ m ~,
For good CLEAN COAL Eo 10 4; y: nj NJ
HAFFEI e CO.'S, wharf ani yard 1901 ol
Queen street. scpo
;----------- - - = - -
WINES AND LIQUORS.
,C,,
~ vlhN a lt,u II. Ill n'n.uT nnrIs
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Ii. BRENGLES
ICE CREAM phRLUR1,

ICE CREAM pARLURH,
King street,
Hayo boon rolttod and arranged in the most
approved style of comfort and case; and no
promises during tho present season TO meet the
wants of his patrons in tho sumo acceptable
manor is for years past.
gt3- leo Cream, Water Ices, Soda Watcr,
Cakes pios Fruit snd Confectionery always on
hand.
FROZEN CUSTARD made u order and do
livorod 10 any part Of tho city.
TONIC BEER. of MY own manufacture,
superior article, drawn from i fountain always
on hand.
lis-Or,lcfs promptly attended, 10 and lnlnillcs
supplied. my Z-eot Col
ICE COLD SODA. VICHY, KlSSENGEN
i AND
REDlTOkD WATERS
FIVE CENTS rHi. GLASS.
ChocDisic,
Tcs. n;li
Cali:aya Syrups
ElJANNEY 81 CO.'S. Branch Storo,
ap2i n. w. cor. King and Royal streets
r INCH HAM and TONGUE, for travellers,
IL excursonis.s and sportsmcn. Tho best and
cheapest luncheon offered to tho puo!c' for
salo by w n,,,>,,1, com
jos GEO McbO so T. L % q ooH,
TOLHLEWS IMPROVED BUTTER
IL TUBS, with coolers and removable ice
chambers, for trsnSport!ng bultSr. H., ~ ,,;.
TXTRA CHOICE CLIPPED and FAMILY
L. ROE HERRING, spring catch, Isl, il
mn NV; III ''''' ~ GEO. MeBURNEY s. SON.
T1HE VEST POCKET DYSPEPSIA CURE,
I % cents per bottle J9smt tx 5'cGiveu ana ioi
ia Nos. ~ u l45 kings st.
r UNCu TONGUE and HAM, in one pound
IL packages, delicious srtclo t"r Travellers
'0f ios sac cheap y; ". AVERY, ~ King st.
WToRsTED FKlNGEs-AnothoT suppl.
v '"'' ''|' FERGUsON s. BROS,
my3 2G King stree:
DECEIVED thi: day large stock OF Doors
Ia Ss:.i, Blinds, Builders Hardware, Leads,
Oils, &c, g. which We cali especial attention.
NH II Is. +. PEAkE & co.
4 GOOD assortment. of Covered and OpeI
II Baskets, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs. &c., Jus
| received and C4r sale low ly
- 1G J. G. s. s. MILBURN.
g HHDS CHOICE PORTO RICO MOLhS
n SES received and Tor salo By
;o IA DAFY s; HARMON.
| Z 1OUkED CUKN BEEF Wilson's ecic
| ~ brGLol brand, tor sale 81
| n 1G HAMShY'S.
M OCEA COFFEE just received BY ,n,
! IVA j. IL }, =. 4 T. hliibOh IN
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GROCERIES, AND LlOUOlsS.
DEDUCTION IN PRICES OF CHOICE
h FAMILY BACON.
10000 LBS EXTRA BACON,
my own curing, put up with great caro-, Tor "'i"
at tho ''''0~tas REDUCED PRICES
Sugar cured HAMS lie.
SHOULDERS l0c.
I" SIDES and JOWlaS at like ro-
duction in ratios Also PURE LEAF LARD
in small packages and ticrces. St reduced rrlces.
Cal! carly ut HAM l.. j. kEEDS,
NH l3 II south Fairfax street.
r W. AVERY
CHOICH FAMILY AND FANCY GKOCh-
RIES, WINE LIQUORS, Sc., &c,
23G King ST., cor. Alfred,
~ NEW GOODSl
NEW rKlCll:'l
The subscriber respectfully Announces thst
he; has taEon tho store
~ No. Ii7 KING STREET,
and is prepared TO 0llur full and csrotltlly So
lGcLad stock Ot
~ FINE FAMILY ukOCEEIE:5
At prices which cannot fail to plosso. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts Of tho city. &nd
'",pv'5,Ifi NV 5-tf ~' +. }. DAVIDSON.
w A. JOHNSON
GRUCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron aud Koysj streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
E!.> Ali orders from tho country will rcCniv Q
prompt and ceraltl sttontion. jan 2S-tf
GEoKeE McbUkNEY s. SON
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GEOCE.
RIES, WINES AND LlQUOEH,
ENGLISH snd SCOTCH ALE and BROW N
| STOUT.
Also, EASrEKN and POTOMAC HERR!
and MACkEKEL.
NOS. 1865 AND 40 KING HTKEEF
jNa-i,ing!on Hall BuildinE,l
| AloxsndriA, w.
Orders promptly dlled. ph &i-si
IG WIN. RAMSAY,
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY usoCEk
| IRA DEALER
S. E. cor KING AND SG A%APH H1%,
! NOV 22-tf Alexaniria Va
CIOFIllNti. HATS. CAPS, tNc.
|7S77 1877
| SPRING STYLES SILK HATS
| Just received 81
YOUNG'S, THE liATTER,
] NH No. 50 King street
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DEADI FOR SUM MER.
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DKICES REDUCED.

DkICES REDUCED.
AIN now putting up SETS or TEETH Al
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Fun sets from $40 to SIS.
psrtisl sots in proportion.
satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sets arc to be put in no charge will be
n,,v.c for extracting.
"'''"' DIR. FAWCEIT, Dentist,
rv a-Sm No. 9! N. Wash St., Aloxs, Va.
NR. ROBERTSON, ~ south Eutaw street.
Baltimore, Md, from long experience in
I;n.ni.al .ah Special Practice, will guarantee n
r:r' n .l Diseases Of tho Urinary Organs,
Ioryous auI OrgHnic Weakness, Ganoral Do
,;,it;, impolaacy, tloss ol sexual powor( Ex-
:,u;tinr nnd all bad effects arising from oAriy
,n,ti.rr.iions and abuses. Also All Fomslc Com
ni.il,,s. Diseases recently cohlrsc!od positively
'rr.i in :, g. ~ dsys. DR.. H., endorsed by tho
irYIiny lhyscians of Baltimoro, guarantees
h1narlh and scientific treatment To %ll placing
themselves ii !iir ha;as. all consultations
s..i,,,g ,,n:i .iarts Gan ho consulted il WASH
,ry.ol .:a"y "Wednesday &na Saturday, ira" :
y.9o. ~, II: hts Office. 81 y ST., hc;Woon @h
.n.; !nlt :;ai! cf w@':n enclosing stamp tor
.,.t.. feb Ely
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6. M. AID A MS,
pEALER IN
ladies' l. Gents Furn'g. Goods.

LADIES DEPART MENT.
iil Gloves, Hosiery. Underwear, Corsets,
$rs:fE, Collars and Cuffs, Handkerchicfs, Sc.
GENTS DEPARTMENT..
Kid Gloves, Collars and Cuffs. Hosiery, Shirts.
i!snlkorchn!S, Underwear, Scarfs. Tics and
Rows, &c
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Cotton, Pins, Needles, Thread, Buttons, Edg.
mgS. Zephyr Worstcd, Shetland Wool, German
Town Wool, Saxony Yarns &c
nov G.. NJ. ADAMS No. " King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-18
ALEXANDRIA, VA, MONDAY, JUNE Is, 1877.
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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-29
LETTER FROM ASTORIA.

To THE EDITOR OF THE NEW NORTHWEST:
L have recently changed my home in
Washington Territory for one in Asto-
ria, but in the change have not forgot
ten old friends, among whom reckon
the NEW NORTHWEST.
A first glance at Astoria is sufficient
to convince one that it has awakened
from its Rip Van Wrinkle nap, and at
tended by the bustling evidences of COM
merce and industry, is aspiring to met
rOpoIitan dimensions. Canneries are in
full blast, placing thousands of "festive"
salmon where monsters of the deep can
no more modest or make them afraid.
The theater draws nightly large
houses. In fact, we have here little of
"all sorts"-the grave, the gay, the gen.
tie and severe.
Saloons do a business that-judging
from their numbers simply immense.
Three churches are established here,
but business with them does not seem
to be lively. Almost anything else
seems to ''draW" better.
DIR. York lectured on Sunday and
Monday evenings to good audiences.
The children's progressive Lyceum
held picnic on Sunday at which there
was a large turnout. The usual basket
dinner was supplemented by recitations
and other exercises that reflected great
credit upon both the children and their
teachers.
Mrs. DR.. Patterson is just now sojourn-
ing at the Union House, and is consulted
daily by many persons who long for tid-
ings from the "Other side"
The enfranchisement of woman would
receive strong support in this section
were the ladies called upon to vote upon
the great and important question. o.
Astoria, June %, 1877.