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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
EOuiSiisl,n.

Mr.. Packard has written letter 70 The Presi
dent demonstrating against the Instructions
given by Secretary E7ar'S TO the Louisiana
Commissioners, which prevent all investigation
into the facts Of he late election, and cooclud-
ing by asserting that The same votes that gave
the State 10 the President gave it TO him,
Packard, SIS Governor
Packard's Senate has adopted series OF re-.
solutions denouncing the pledges OF Stanley
Matthews and Charles Foster fer the with.
draWal OF troops as corrupt and dishonorable
bargain, and say they are slow to believe that
President Hayes is party to such bargain;
calling on the PRECEDENT to furnish the assist.
snce necessary 10 protect the State against do
ncsic violence aud put down the Nichols in
surraction; asserting the legality Of the election
OF Packard cannot be questioned by anyone
who does not question the title of President
Hayes; that both titles are the same, and re.
commencing Packard to organize militia 10
every parish 10 meet any emergency which
may arts, 10 the future. II the President fail:
in his duty which We do not believe he will do
let the responsibility rest where It belongs. Ii
conclusion, The resolutions express unaba,ec
cootiIencr in the patriotism, Irmuess, wisdom
and torh5lrancc Of Gov. Packard.
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puR11surn DAILY AND TREWEEKLr By
nDGAB SNOwDEN-
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 8. 1877.

If MIR. Tideu had beeu Installed into the
Presidency 10 which he Was elected, instead OF
Oily .dsllying with invitations to rival claimants
for guberuatorial positions aud commissions to
fnd out what everybody koew, be would have
ordered the u s. troops out Of Columbia and
New Orleans within ten minutes after he took
the oath Of Office; aud what is more, The carpet
baggers would not have been surprised at such
summary acliou. The only excuse MIR. Hayes
can possibly have for his delay is that by It nc
will have time to soothe the feelings OF and
make satisfactory arrangements with the bloody
shirt element of his party-.the strongest element
that supported him; but that excuse is worse
than tue offence, for puts him 10 the same place
with Gen. Grant, and makes him the repre-
sentative of his party, instead of being, as h1
should be, the proud representative OF the poo
pie Of the United States. whose Interests ATE
above those Of all parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
Latter from Richmond.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria dazeIIe.1
RICHMOND. VA, April $, lS77.-AmoDg the
e,>es decided 10 the Court Of Appeals today
were the following: Grigsby, &C., vs.. Simpson,
assignee, &C.; from the Circuit Court Of Fair
fax county; affirmed, Judge Christian deliver.
ipg the Opinion OF the court. Carter, trustee
W. McArtor; from the Circuit Court OF Eau
uuicr county; affirmed. Judge Staples deliver.
ips the opinion OF the court.
Messrs. 4. II. Mott l. Co., lately OF Aezan
I1ia, have established a whoesale house fur
mishing store in this city.
Mr. Simpson, delegate from Alexandria, aud
few other meubcr3 Of the General Assembly,
will leave here to nurrHw Tor New York ty
steamer.
Judge Cochran. who was stricken with
paralysis while delivering speech 10 the Sen:
ate. few days ago, ia improving slowly. and
will be taken to his home 10 Sauntou in q few
days.
la the State Conservative Convention Alex
anlria county will be catitled to two and Alex
andria city to sixteen delegates, Fairfax county
to seventeen, Fauquler to twenty three, Lou,
doun to twenty-five. aud Prince William and
Stafford to ten each.
The Auditor will soon make arrangements tt
have bids put in for manufacturing the Nlotiet
| REGISTERS About twenty thousand will bi
made, but at first only enough to supply TIL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
Georgia Negroes.

ATLANTA, April G A special dispatch from
Union Point relative to the secret meetings OF
armed negroes 10 Crawford, Ga, for severa!
nights past and the firing on the marshalS
posse that attempted to lisperse these says
evidence has been gathered which goes to
prove that HE negroes were organized for the
purpose Of making an assault upon the post
Office and putting 10 possession Of it their lead.
er, Luke johnson, who is claimed 10 have been
appointed postmaster several days ago john
son wrote letter to MIR. Pace. the postmaster,
demanding possession Of the Office, saying that
he had been appointed. Mr. Pace had received
10 such Information from official headquarters
and Of course refused to surrender the Office.
Ii now appears that johnson weut 10 work at
once and organized band for the purpose OF
iorcibIy Selling the oiiioe.and was prevented
from making the attempt simply hy reason Ct
the outbreak that occurred. fle an ignorant
but vicious aud Influential negro. He has GOT
vet been caulurel
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South Carolina.

Governor Hampton on his return to South
Caroliua met with as great all ovation as vas
accorded him Oh his trip to Washington. 1T
every station on The railroad admring crowds
met and cheered him Gu lis way. a special
dispatch from Charlotte 10 the Baltimore Sun
under date Of last night says:
The special train from Columbia bearing the
committee of sixty citizens tc meet and wei
come Hampton arrived here at halt-past s
o'clock to night. At each station between here
and Columbia large crowds were assembled to
speed the traln and triumphal arches spanning
the track had been erected at several points.
About 10 clock tho train bearing the Gov
ernor moved into the depot amid deaiening
cheers from the assembled thousands. and Gov.
Hampton was escorted to his hotel by al i'm.
mense procession Of military, fremcn and citi
Z3ns lie held reception at the hotel. and
leaves 1T midnight in charge oil the committee
for Columbia.
Accounts from Columbia say that The dem
oustration Of welcome to Gov. Hampton on his
return will be something unique both in NUM-
bers aud enthusiasm. The railroads are carry.
ing passengers to the capital at hall fare, and
visiting delegations OF citizens from all parts Of
the State will swell the throng Business will
be suspended, and the day will be given up to
public rejoicing. Sinister hints are uttered by
some Of the carpet baggcrs that they will con.
trive disturbance in which many coIOged men
will be killed, but amid the popular eIatiou
little heed is paid to such vaporing.
The effect Of Hampton's trump is already
felt 10 Charleston in a business way. President
Simouds, Of the First National Bank; George
W. Williams, VIM. 3. Smith, F. j PeIzer and
other leading capitalists agree 10 saying that
relief has come 10 the nick Of time, especially
for the rice interest of the seaboard. which
was 10 imminent danger Of aDnitiation on as
count Of the prevailing uncertainty. The mar
ket for local real estate peroeptiby siitfene3
aud State bonds. which week ago had risen
from 50 to C3 on the strength of the prospect
of paci6catiun are to-day quoted al Gsa10. with
none offeli0p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

Having been Informed that for some time
past the report has been eurreut liz The neigh.
borhood Of Orange Court House, aud the re-
gions round about, that grain brought better
prices ia Fredericksburg than 10 this city. We
have looked over the QUOTATIONS Of tue two
markets-whch are regularly reported i'll this
paper--for some tune past. and hou that the
difference is always ia favor 0! Alexandria,
sometimes to the extent Of twenty cents bush
el, as yesterlAy, wheu wheat sold here at Sl.72
a bushei. while the highest price quoted 10
Fredericksburg was $3.50 Alexandria s un.
questioDably better market than any in this
section OF country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

1t was stated ia our Washington dispatches
Yesterday that Miss Van Law would not be re.
appointed postmaster at Richmond, aud We
have siuce learned that delegation Of the re-
pubcans Of that city waited upon the Pres.
dent to protest against her re,appoiotment
Women's letters have always been dangerous
things, to other people, but Miss Van Lew
letter, reviling and abusing the people among
whom she lives, proves to have been more dau
gerous to herse!t:tisn to anybody else, and to
have been like the famous plover gun, that
kick ed its owner over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
Fires,

Bo@ToN, April GA fire 10 Lynn, Mass,
this mornlng started ia &. {. SWeetZar's fac
tory and rapidly spread, destroying Sweel2ar' 3
block and the shoe factory Of +, T. Bancroft.
These buildings had several occupants, whose
Losses are Is follows: Bancroft 4 Purringtup,
leather, $24 ,00O; Sweeizcr building, S4j, 900;
&. s. Sweet2er, stock and machinery, $35,000;
David S. Boynlon l. Co., about 1900.
Other parties sustained Losses to the amount Of
$4,000.
BALTIMORE. Nj April GA ire at Pied
mont. West Virginia this morning, destroyed
MoTGn's b2wling alley and saloon and five
dwellings, The estimated loss is ten 10 twelve
thousand dollars about half OF which il co7eTeu
b. Insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
Hampton on Hayes.

CHARLOTTE, N. G., April {. AT his speech
here last night, Gov. Hampton said -
have the greatest confidence 10 the
President believe hin TO be siucare,
honest, aud determined to discharge the
duties ct bis Office under the Constitution
and the Executive Of this entire great nation.
rha Governor concluded by remark King that
but for the votes OF the honest colored people
OF South Caroliaa he won!d not now be her
Governor and having pledged himself to Sc
cure to the coIored man all his rights and priv.
leges under the constitution and laws of the
State he vas goine to see i. done, 60 help him
God.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

We understand that several parties from the
North are contemplating tho ACCESSIBILITY OF
commencing manufactures Of different kinds 10
this city during the current year. Ii the Tu'
NOR be correct, We hope those having property
to sell. suitable for such purposes, will be Wise
enough to make any reasonable reduction 10
its price that may be asked. as the Increased
valuation Of their other property, that will Ger
tainy ensua upon the establishment OF such
manufactures here, will more than compensate
them for any loss they may experience 10 tho
sale of the lots that may DO required. The
city, it will be remembered, imposes 10 taxes
90 the capital aad machinery employed In
manufacturing purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
aEONETARY AND COMMERCE.

The aspect Of financial affairs i, not .r,,f-.
changed. Upon good collstcra!s Their. J..
difficulty in obtaining money S, bsm!: rs,.. &c..
tho demand, owing to the dul!neSs OF the @....
is very moderate. In New Yor!; the n,s,..., 49,
quoted very easy, the rates tor cali !os,. ,a..
, per cent, and 3s5 on good mercantile ,s~-!
The rates for gold remain as about a., ,,,..
viz: lOigsl05, the closing questions ;9.l.-.,,,
ing lo4s Government bonds sro s,eeiT g..
shade I7me7. State securities src i'm &C.,
Virglnias sre steadily advancing; tie s,i..
Baltimore yesterday reached upwards os ,1,..
st IlisI2s; coupons brought GA sl:g.. ...
cline. In railroad securities there has ta,. ;..
little doing; sales OF Virginia AMI Te..7a.... .
per cents 1T S0s, and o., A. Il Ms. :, "a -.
cline in the latter. b. i o. stock MA, ,~,,..
and advanced to 1874. we appcnt qlo:.:,.
Of local sharas:
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0akeV Hail

NEW YORK. April ca gentleman, who
has seen Oakley Hsl 10 l.oudon, teegraphs As
follows:
1t may not be improper for me to say tia;
bis flight was plainly caused by the ever rccur-
riog spectre OF his alleged completely 10 the
ring frauds. The perpetual revival Of these
charges made life intoerablo to him till be-
came to think death better than to be thus
constantly haunted. He said to me that he
wished to be considered dead by his friends and
to be forgotten. He is very greatly depressed,
aud seems to have 20 care for the future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
Foreign News.

\ dispatch from Berlin states that politicians
attach grave importance TO Bismarck : reslgna'
ton, and anticipate change 10 the Rclchstag.
The moderate liberal party, which has support
ed Bismarck for, twelve years, has teen kept
together less by unanimity OF sentiment or ap
proVsl Of all the chancellor acts than by coz.
Gdence ia his craftsmanship. Even the radicals
10 many instances supported bismarck.
The King of Abyssinia says he will cous@at
to release Mitchell, tie American, who Is
among bis capives. if certain tralttTT, who
has been made pasha by the khelTe, Is de-
Hvered to him. Burlow, the t.ngllshmau, who
was seized hy the Egyptians when Oh tn" way
to take command OF the Abysslnaus, promises
to release Mitchell if he is allowed to proceed.
At meeting oil the Direct United States
Cable Company, held 10 London to- day, re
port was adopted 10 favor OF friendly alliance
with the American Telegraph Company.
Paul de Cassaguac goes to jail two months
and pays 5000 francs tor insulting the Cham
Der Of Deputies lie will appeal, and Juds,
ment will be suspended.
Fiozel 4 Sous, osrBristol, who owned The
largest sugar retuery III the world, have sus'
peuded.
Voluntary contributions to the Turkish mill
lary system to the eud Of January amounted to
f3G5,00
A London dispatch states that fishing boat
was dashed on The rocks off Bout hsrbor yes
tcrday, aud sig Of the crew drowned.
A dispatch from ConsanLinoplc last evening
states that The Porte il dispIeasa,! with Tie
protocol.
The Monenegrils still insist ur1n chutea
sons from the Porte.
The plague has appeared ia Bagiad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
News OF the Day.

The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday Is.
sued the forty fifth call for the redemption OF
e,tweuty bonds Of ls65-May aud Noyem-
bcr The call is for $4,000, 600. OF which
siue aud half million are coupon and one halt
uIion registered bonds The principal aid
Interest will be paid at the Treasury on and at
ter the 9TH day OF July next and the interest
will cease on that day. The following are the de.
scriptioDs of the bonds :-Coupon bonds, $500,
No. 4G,OOl to 49,S0O both inclusive 81 ,0OO,
No. 1872, Dol to al 900, both inclusive; regis
tered bonds. S. 600, No. I,G0l to I,,6l, both
inclusive.
A German, named George +. Butcher, alias
George f. Eoltz. was arrested in Washington
yesterday on charge OF bigamy, preferred by
Mrs. Rosina G. Butcher, whose maiden name
was HUM. He is a large, o7ergrown man,
With tondness for beer and an lnorduate love
for the fair SEX lie is described as drunken.
good for nothing fellow, whose only success III
life was 10 contracting matrimonial! alliances, oil
which the one for which he was arrested Is
known 10 be the fourth.
Six men attempted to sbduct Mrs. CIV. VA.
son, wealthy young lady OF MassilIon, Ohio,
from Rock island train, between Rock Island
and Iowa city, yesterday uIder protenee that she
was a lunatic. They kept her gagged and held
her down at each station She, however, man
aged to escape from them at Wilton after .
desperate struggle, during which she spraIned
her ankle. The object of the men was proba
bly, money, as she was richly dressed.
Three hundred Of the workiugmen Of Ottawa
Ontario, waited on the Mayor Of that city yes
te1lay and demanded work or bread. Alte'
receiving his promise that he would do all ne
could Tor them, they sought au Interview Will
the Premier, who, however, refused to Sc!
them. when they coDtened themselves wItl
passing vote Of ce1surc, and seem alirTWa?d:
to have quietly dispersed.
The result Of conferences oil the cugIueer
Of the Philadelphia ard Reading Railroad Will
its General Manager, on Wednesday evening
was that they fully accepted tho new arrange
menL proposed by the Company. which em
| braces the creation OF regular rtr INSURANCE
and accident fund.
The Committee Of the New York bank rresI
deuts on The question Of 40 adjustment Of INT
Southern debt are without encouragement ttou
any one OF the Southern States and have yer!
little hope Of anything being done ia the III
| mediate future with reference thereto.
A man named Wm. Calhoun, from Ealtl
more, who had ruined young lady at Loci
Haven, Pa, and was fleeing from luitica,. Will
attempting to cross railroad track Ct Harris
burg, yesterday, was run over and KILLED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

MIR. Chamberlain, true to the Interests OF the
carpet Dagger, having lost his Office 10 South
Carolina. will only tarry long enough n that State
to settle his private affairs. aud gather what lie
can into his vase. His FIRST move will be to New
York; the next, he hopes will be to Italy, as
Minister from this country, aud as The Senate
adjourned in coutirmatory mode aud will
probably re- assemble 10 the same spirit, it is
by no means improbable that his hopes will be
grati6ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

As the disturbing elemeut--the carpet bag
ger-has been, or soon will he, removed from
Southern politics, aud Us the negroes have dis
covered that they will not hereafter be sus-
tanned by federal soldiers 10 any and all the
wrongs Of which they may be guilty, it is more
than probable that ia future elections IN the
South, State elections at least, they will vote
With those who are most interested in the well
know are the same as theirs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
i!iilE2EZIeIncnt,

PHILADELPHIA. April Ga considerable de-
ti;t has been discovered 10 the accounts Of
Theodore Ilanel, a clerk 10 the Office Of the re-
ceivar Of taxes There is reason to believe
that the amount is about $50, 900, and has been
used ia speculation. The embezzement has
been in progress sine, about the beginning Of
March. City Collector Coils, who has charge
Of the matter, is very reicent about the facts OF
the case, and Iitttc Information can be obtained
at nrrScnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

Tom Williams, Cherokee, was ASA ssnated
at Tahleqush. Cherokee Nation. Saturday
Dight. Two white holse thieves from Fofs
Smith we're killed 10 the Ghootaw Nation Sat
urday. Kansas detectives passed through Fort
Smith yesterday, en route for Kansas, With
the supposed Bender family, arrested 10 Craw
ford county 90 Tuesday The family went uu-
der the pane CT keafer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

1t is the general impression at Cumberland
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, by the shrewluess Of its agents, has
gained an advantage over the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal Company by contracting with some
of the coal companies u deliver their coal at
reduction upon the published rates OF freight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

The Pennsylvania anthracite coal companies,
Notwithstanding the reduction they have made
in the wages of the miners, and the low rail
road freights, have entered into 40 arrangement
by which to limit the production of coal SO as
to raise it's price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
gratihed.

The Cumberland News in alluding to the fact
that the Treasurer Of this city has lately
bought for the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund SC, 800 in Corporation bonds ut 81 cents
on the dollar, says that if tue remainder
can be had at that price the property holders
had better advance the necessary cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

The April number Of Litters Living Age;
eontsnts, Feelings Novels Carita, Prussia in
the 10Th Century, Falkland, Green Pastures
aud Piccady, the Alps 10 Winter, The Lii.
tawitza, Tho Hypocricies of Nature, My
Second School, The Origin of Rank. Poetry
and Miscellany, has been received from its pub
fishers ia Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

Flour is Give, with fUJ:hlr alyH.c2 a
good grades Of Extras Will even h:!o. a.-
prices than quotatioa$. Whost = s!,sr D.:
and re quote choice e. ~, reocip.s !.-a. a.
sales of Indifferent at 10. Goa i: "r;:,... .
the only sale made to. day VA: Of Gs11,. IT,
mixed at 81. no Rye Iepor:ad, All II h..
Of Oats brought Ii Country i.1a.;a-s e. .
tstons.
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LYHTHDURG MARKET, Apfil

LTHIHBURG MARKET, April . - It, .....a.
is quiet, with light receipts q produce b
ally, und quotations are abou; g. s'Te. -
week. Wheat l2jal50 for white and red O.
J0a55 for white, and 43s5U for yellow IA INK.
Rye 60s65, snd Oats @2s8' fox srT'@s All .''.
for winter.
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DIED.

On Friday morning, April Z, 1871, SUSAN
DAVENPORT, daughter Of s. s. Howison, in
the 18th year of her age. Time Of funeral pub.
lished tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

RICHMOND MARKET. ApTli The lo.. b
is fairly active, but the receipt, OF gam F,
limited. Sales of red Whest At iriaI ,, =
quality. Sales Of Corn at j0ajl for coed + 4
trA. Very fo" Oats offered. .ai "a!h."E .
in Rye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET Ap no. 80,
HOGS in good demand !or the bGitG:' - /.
common 25sS4 -; fair to good lis Nv
S. 70: hacking 5 loaS5 SC, selected O''.
6 35sS5 50; receipts l74l: shipments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06
FEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRY
GOODS AT
CARRIERS.
JO7 Market Space, Washington, ID. &.

JO7 Market space, washington, ~. =.
Wo ere selling the very best Calico that is made
in beautiful Spring styles at d;
Shooting Cotton, very wide, excellent quality,
only q. worth 40 Slightly soiled)
Bed Ticking, yard do,idouble twiled, best in
the world, only y, worth 30 Slightly solled).
Pure Linen Table Danask, very fine. in rem
> uant off, y and yards. only %. worth IS
l,onsdsle Cambria yard wide, finest that IS
made, only - worth -.
Nopsand beautiful Spring Dress Goods in all
the new FroncI shades 10. II, II, u, H. -. :.j
81, 81 80.
We are selling the cheapest Black Silks in Wash
ington. g.. 100. III, ll5, l25. 1877. 10, 1862
l75, ISL.
Black Cashmeres, a inches VILE, worry fine.
only SO. worth 75i these cheap Cashmeres were
bought ut auction.
Black hlpacas, worry cheap, IL, y. ., 80, 81.
and our beautiful Black silk Mohar Alps-
ca only 20, worth IS.
White Wool Flannel -; large Dinner Napkins,
pure linen s Towels ), White Spreads Is !;
Table Linen %; Linen Handkerchief &;
Spool Cotton ..
We are always crowded, selling Dry Goods
very cheap. Our friends are requested not to
buy one yard Of goods until they nave examin.
&c our stock. lapel
WASHINGToN & OHIO K. R, GO.
a general meeting Of the Washington and
Of the company, in Alexandria, on TUESDAY,
the SLh day OF May, 1877, ~ II . clock a Ii.
BY 0Tdnr 0f the Board:
ap G-wtd Il. JOHNSIOH, Clerk.
rE7HE CELEBRATED ROYAL BAKING
l. POW DER. for making Vienna rolls in ~
minutes. faT sale by
GEO McBURNEI son.
apt Family Groco7s, l6G & 10 King st
S0 BBL5 CHOICE BRANDS OF FAMI-
~ LI and EXTRA FL0U K in store snd
for sale hy
apt K. ". AVERY, 22G h,ng ct.
~ BOXES CHOICE DANVILLE TO
~ TACCO n store; sl:o Eve cases FINE
SMOKING. 81 low prices.
spU r. ", AVERY, 20 King 81
ftHOICE NEW YORk BUTTER. fresh, re-
~ ce:7oi today ty
ape ]. z. & + MILBURN.
On BBLS REFINED SUGAR received
~ this dag and for sale at bottom prices by
ape 4. ". AVERY, 22G King 81.
4 MOTHER INVOICE OF SALT LAKE.
~ PEACHES received this day by
apG J. Q. & E. M1LBURN.
SMALL HAMS, Sugar cured Shoulders snd
~ Breakfast Pieces Just reserved b.
sp6 j. c. s. &. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-06

GEoRGETowS CATTLE NAKKE1. h' ,n,-.
The offerings OF Beef Cattle thi: wee" t +rI
10 head, with saos st 3!a5sc poT J.! IL. ,.,I -.
limited, and market inactive. Ab3"Ii - A.
were offered. and brought 5aU:C Pc -. ~ T..
spring Lambs sold at l0c per 10 lo' - &.
ineton retail market About 81
Calves brought 2laS50 per mead