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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-24
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 23.-The
firm of Callaghan. Lynch & Co, bro.
kcrs, No. 100 Leidesdorf street. doing
business ia the San Francisco stock and
exchange board. have suspended, the
failure being almost entirely caused by
unlucky operations in Savage. Caledo-
MIA and Union Consolidated. with liza
bilities of $500, 600 This is the heaviest
failure Of any firm of brokers dealing in
mining stocks ever known on the coast
Their liabilities are principally distri-
buted among the personal friends of the
members of the firm and are d;stribu-
ted. as far as could be learned, as tol-
lows: About 100000 Of the debts Of
the firm are secured. This amount COM
prises large amount Of money Dor
rowed Of Jas. G. keene. c. D. Sulli-
van. of the firm of Sullivan, Kelley s.
Co, loses about 100000, borrowed
money, This is Sullivan's private loan
and Is in no manner connected with the
firm of which be is a member. A. J.
Bailey. one of the assignees,
loses about $4,000. Callashan's
father suffers the loss of about $l55 900.
His uncle. David l.. Callaghan. $50, 600
and Eugene Casserly 100000. The
balance of liabilities are scattered about
in smaller sums. The failure is stated
TO be total one. and is caused entirely
by the fall in the stock market. The
assignees are J. r. Keene and A. ].
Bailey.
l.. ID. Derry, a prominent officer OF
the order Of Cnucassians, publishes the
following challenge in reply to certain
charges against Caucassians. by a cor
respondent signing himself Cad" that
committee composed of one representa-
tive from each newspaper in this city
and Col! Rec and Otis Gibson. convene
Tuesday. the 18th inst. at II o'clock p.
NJ, to whom shall be submitted every
thing connected with the order of eau
cassians, written and unwritten. manual
and ritual. they having perfect liberty
To expose and denource all and every
thing bearing the slightest resemblance
TO afiirmations made by Cad" the
committee plcdeing themselves rs gen
tlemen. to hold inyiolate all else
and further. when these gentlemen
have satisfied themselves Of the un-
truth of Gad's allegations. yet being
opposed to use the general principles
involved, we challenge them to pub
lie discussion to take place at Dasha-
way Hall. upon any evening named by
these who are honestly and intelli-
gently III favor of the Oriental system
Of life and labor. They will be met by
gentlemen who are their equals in
every respect. and will be guaranteed
a respectful hearing
The merchants protective association
have elected the following directors
A. T. Williams. liquors, NJ. p. Jones,
groceries; 4. =. Elicit. clothing; W.
W. Montague. stoves and metals: Geo.
III. Wheaton, provisions; Asa Hecht,
boots and shoes; and Louis Sachs. dry
goods.
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Comfy and City Official Press.
Saturday, March "a, 1877
A PRACTICAL QUESTION.

We give place to-day to very
pointed communication FROM new
conner who propounds the query
whether the merchants and business
men Of Seattle wouId not contribute
enough b, private subscription, in the
absence Of any public provision for The
purpose, Ia sustain ala office for sending
abroad such information concerning our
country rs is desired by intending I'M
migrants and for the guidance of those
who come
II is true that there Is tide in the
affairs Of men which taken at the flood
leads on to fortune. As immigration IS
the life blood o: new States, the pres
eut is the harvest time for Our Terri.
tory il it were but alive TO its own in-
tcrests, while the thousands Of home
seekers are solicitous 10 find more pro-
.pitious surroundings than can be found
in grassllopper stricken Kansas or
drought parehed California.
1t is fact tha. Washington Terri
tory offers superior inducements in re-
.pect To climate soil, health, certainty
of crops. timber, water. and commercial
equilibrium 10 any other unappropri
ated portion Of tue Union 1t would
be an easy task to collect the facts in
pamphlet form and place them in the
hands Of the eager questioners. lIun-
dreds of letters of inquiry come To our
citizens aud business houses every
month. desiring answer in detail.
This involves III tue aggregate a great
amount of labor. The proposed office
and printed information could do eli
this more promptly, more thoroughly.
and more economically than it can 9th
erwise be done. In brief, the effort
would pay.
The subjoincd extrac, from the bus
mess column OF the Portland Stdadard
for Thursday, is as applicable ~ our
Territory as to the State of Oregon.
and is SOUND logic rs well as practical
sense:
"What we need is more people. more
manufactures and consequent greater
demand and consumption and increased
industry. One Of orr most prolific
sources of wealth lies in immigration,
aa ! the manifold inducements our State
affords should b. represented in such a
manner ~ to attract the better class ~
Eastern society. They have money,
industry aud activity. buy lands. i'm
plements and the necessary furniture to
begin housekeeping with, in conse-
quenec of which trade is benefited.
This movement would spread and be-
come general and create a better feel
ing in all the avenues If business. ex.
cite companies to build railroads.
steamboats, and mills. and develop our
mines, which we are assured are of un-
told richness. Such a result would
bring about tho good old times If
twenty years ago and insure the pros
perity Of the State"
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i.A~rkRS STATES.

WASHINGTON. March 22.-The Cab
met met in session to-day and adj
iourned q, about 1890 7. NJ. without
taking definite action i'll regard 10
South Carolina. The impression pre-
walls that another session will he held
before he government announces ITS
determination in the case
The 7,i.graphs Washington special
says there is high authority for the
statement that the troops will be or
dered 10 withdraw from South Carolina
within ferty-eight hours Chamberlain
has been telegraphed to by Republi-
can Senator.
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The HrraI publishes what purpor's
TO BE- an abstract Of Lees confession
4 person in confidential possession OF .
genuine COPY of the original. signed
bv Lee, declares that the abstracts Is
not made from that document, though
both contain similar facts. The H<Tdtd :
abs; Z contains some things not in the
genuine. The confession throws the
responsibility hr the crime upon the
Mormon priesthood, by whose orders 1t
was committed : bat does not directly
iiaplicate B;igham Young as ordering
the massacre. though il says he subse-
quenily endorsed II.
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Es'ROPE.

LoNDoN. % Another outbreak
of rinderpest has occurred at Hull
Betting on the University boa. race,
which takes place tomorrow. is even.
The race will probably be =. 5 o'clock
or earlier.
The amount Of bullion gone into the
Bank Of England on balance to-day is
$50. 900.
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SALT LAKE. March 22.-The /. s.
Marshal lef, Beaver las; evening with
John n. Lee II is supposed that the
execution will take place az Mountain
Meadows. on the scene Of the inhuman
massacre. These movements are KEEP,
as quiet as possible. as il is feared AT
attempt a. rescue vii! Do made 4 COM
pany Of soldiers attended the party
Mountain Meadows is abou. ca miles
from Beaver. IS miles from Cedar City.
aud shou. IL miles from Pine Valley.
the nearest telegraph station The
company and troops with Lee passed
Cedar City 3; enc o'clock this morning.
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posFAL APPROPRIATION The ss;.
n.a,e oil the Postofiice Department Of
the amount requisite fos The ifanspoT,A-
tsan az the mails hy railroad for the
current YEAR. Was Sio..>> GOO The
House voted oaly So .o1Sl. coo This the
Senate COMMITTEES raised ~ 81. JAN. co.
and the amount finally compromised
upon xas $a,s5o, GOO
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Once q the Singer Ianufac turing Co.
First and iaiuhiil Streets.
Portland Oregon.
February I'd. 1871
III Not LII RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY oti'
customers, and al persons desiring 70 pus-
chase oar celebrated Machines that We have TINS
dag appointed ". O. JAMESON Agent f'f
seAtty All King County.
All unsettled business las been placed IN the
hsDts # IRVING BALLARD. Ed. who viii re
eeiye ALL receipt for sny money Tue tie Com
pany.
THE SINGER aIASUFACT CGIS6 Co
fe2c-da NJ ". PARSONS, Manager.
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Exclusively to the
D.1ILl' E.S1ER.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

VICTORIA, March Sailed-Bark
Penang. San Francisco ship Lookout,
Sidney.
Arrived Is str City of Panama, San
Francisco.
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THE DAILY INTELLICENCER.
III
DAVID HIGGINS.

THE DAILY INIEGsGGESGER IL
pabutsie&1 every morning. Sundays e<-
e~tssd ar1 delivered q Esbscr! oeys snyshers IL
the city. at II eesssz Per w@sk. payable l. ths
Carrier sinale copies 10 cer.a
Per aangfa $1,000 II advance
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

4 Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
n Of J. F. MORRILL,. deceased, will settle
accounts At once. and save costs.
q. A. MORRILL,.
Administrator Of Estate,
Corner OF Marion and Second streets.
mh14-du Seattle, W. T.
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This GA and popular Journal II Western Wash
iaston. With The largest circulation 90 any Paper
Ia the Territory. - plbiishsi every Saturday
morning. Terms Three Dollars per an
nan. Ia Siva. es /. otherwise. $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17
The POpe.

The Pope's health WIS mucl mIr0ved Sat
urday. The fever had di:srpearrd and the
asthma has greatly diminished. Eii1 appetite
is good, and during the afternoon be was es-
pecaly cheerful About three clock Satur-
day, 10 conversation with lie Duke Of Cas-.
telrecbico, his Holiness alluded to the election
Of Plus VII at Venice. Ga which occasion the
Couclave hurried he De ibr'a ,uns Tor fear Ct
Frerch iutrr!crcnca. His II ,I,r,>s compared
the prcernt critical pelInl with 'int ct 1900,
and said 10 his COED EuD'"rrj Way :-'lhey
want to hurry NE ako, tuI an 10 60 hurry to
CO."
Plus * rtc:ivcs daily, as has long been bis
custom; the only difference berg lhat he does
not attempt to leave his bed. lie receives his
visitors propcd up by pillows in sitting posture,
aud fully dressed, with his writing table before
him. The new opening in lis ltg bag had a
good effect upon the general health Of his Ho.
ness. For the present. the iysicIsus in con-
staut ATTENDANCE express great confi iencas 10
the continuance Of a favorable cord tion. The
Pope also sold, IN the convtrsatinu above re-
ferred to, that it would probably BE- necessary to
bold the coming Coosistory in lis bed chamber.
His Holiness is devoting his last energies to the
founding of a rural school outside the Portes
Egate. Late Saturday night it was koown
10 Rome that the Consistory had been deferred
for at least week, although the physicians at
the Vatican absolutely dccoed the responsible.
ity of answering for the PJpe's health Ipr that
length of time.
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By Green 81 Wise,

1Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
DY VIRTUE of decree Of tie Circuit Court
- Of the city of Alexandria, Virginia req.
dered at the September term, 1871, IN the SUIT
fredericksburg Railway Company and others,
the undersigned, commissioners therein named,
will proceel on SATURDAY, tho sixteenth
day of February, 1873 at twelve o'clock m 10
sell by public auction, in front of the Market
Building on Royal street. in the said city Ut
Alexandria, Va. the Who'll, Of TIL 3 ALEAAN-
DRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG NALL
WAY, extending from tho southern ond OF Inc
Long Bridge in Alexandria county, v'rgIn,s
to Q1sntico. in Stafford county, IN SAID state
ghts interests, privileges, property and estate,
resi-, personal and mixed, where .oevor situate
and by whoms Dover held. Tho rolling stock OF
sal 1 railway consists Of
Four (4) Locomotive Eng ines
Five (5) Passen ger Cars.
Two (2) Combined Passenger and Baggage
Cars.
Two (2) Baggage Cars.
Twenty-one (2G Gondoa Cars freight
Terms of Sale: Ten per c,Ctlm Of tho pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, and the residue
in three equal annual payments from tn, day q!
sale; the deferred payments 10 be evidenced By
tho bonds Of the purchaser, bearing Interest.
with security satisfactory 10 s!'d commissioners
Of ssla the title to ssi1 property TO be retained
until the purchase money il fully paid the pur-
shall hive been confirmed by said cour!.
NJ. d WELLS,
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Jr
dec Ii-2ew.s Commissioners Of Sale.
| [Richmpnd state, Wash. Star and Bait. Sun.l
ByF. A. hcrhy, Auctioneer
| 10y Virtue OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
| - executed by James 3. Piper, dated on thn
18th day of July 1865, aud Of record in t,S land
records of Alex.ndri. cUu1;?, Va, lbor Il. N"
3, page l15 tho subscriber, is tcu:tee IN sad
deed named will e1po!o for sa, ~ PUBLIC auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 29.h day OF Docen-
Der, 1877, in front Of the Merkc! building, "n
Royal street, in the city Of hIeLanIr \. Virginia,
at II M, the property conveyed by the sail dnnl
of trust, 20 wit: A LOT OF GROUND, with
the improvements thereon, stu ted at the osst
side of Pitt street and sou.n side Of GrOno:o b..
at their intersection in the Said city OF hIcxnn =,
dria, binding on UronocQ stree. G} , II fec. anI
exteadng south with that wid.h h"l tho squar'
Terms Of Ssle: Ono third OF the purch .:"
money in cash On the day Of salo, and the re;i-
due in two equal payments a. & and II month
from the day of s.lo. with interest; the deferred
payments TO be secured by deed Of trust on tn"
property. ALLEN q. HA HaON
| nov 26-2aw4W trustee.
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Auction SALES.
GALE PERSONAL PROPERTY.


By virtue of deed of trust from 0. w. Yundt.
dated December 18th, 1876 and of record, the
undersigned, a: trustee therein named: VII oner
for SALE by public suction, on TIL RSDA1;
the 10th day Of December, at II M, at the Royal
street front OF the Market Building, tho follow
0NEHORSE
TWO SINGLE WAGONS.
| Terms Of Salo-Cssh.
dec lots CHARLES e. STUART.
By F: A. kerby, Auetioneer, r,u
| y? VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
| ~ bearing date on the 9Th day Of May. 1877,
| and Of record in the Clerks office of tho Corpo.
ration Court of tho city Of Alexandria, executed
| by VIM. Davis and Catharine Davis, his wife.
| to NE, will SELL by public auction, in front o.
| the Msrke! House, on Roysl street, on tho
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1878. at twelve
o'clock m all that HOUSE and LOT OF
| GROUND situated on the cast side Of Royal
street. at a point POI feet inches to north OF
Queen street. (more particularly described in
| said deed) upon the following
Terms: For so much cash as shall be ne2e;.
ssry TO pay the amount due on the debt secured
by sail deed, with accrued interest thereon.
penses of sale, and of this trust; the residue !"
be paid in such manner as the said WIN. Davis
and CsthsIao Davis his wife. may direct
dec OTIS JAMES r. CATION, Trustee.
DUBLIC SALE--Havng leased out the
4 Edge Hill Farm upon which now reside.
l will expose at public ssle on the premises II
miles south Of Alexandria, on Hunting Creek
| road, on TU ESDAY, Deccmber Is. 1877, at II
O clock, if fair, if not the next fair day, all Of
my FARMING STOCK, I'M PLEMENT rs, SC,
consisting in part as follows: Horses Colts:
Cstte, Hogs Ploughs, Hslrows Spring and
other Wagons, Carts and many other articles
too numerous TO mention; also the present crop
of CORN.
Terms easy, and made known on day of sale.
dec 3-ts ANNIE NJ. JOHNSTON.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LANDRY virtue
Il Of deed Of trust executed to me by John
3. Lewis and wife, dated the 10th day OF Feb
ruary 1880 and duly recorded IN the County
Court Of Westmoresnd county and st tho re-
quest of the beneficiary under said decd, shall!
offer for sale by public auction, TO the highest
bidder, at Oak Grove in Westmorelsnd county,
on the 9th DAY DECEMBER, 1917, if fair. (
not, tn next fair day, tho TRACT or LAND
in said deed mentioned, called SHELLFlELD,
situated on Rozers creek, in said county, con.
tanning about TWO HUNDRED and FORTY
ACRES. The deed WAS given to SECURE debt
now amounting TO about Sl.2C0. The and will
be sold subject to lien Of annuity OF Sluo per
year for years, with interest upon each annuity
charged upon it. The sale, as the deed provides.
will be for cash for so much Sc is due under tho
decd and subject to the annuity torsa!d. Inc
title (eubiect to the lien fJrsaid) is believed |"
be perfect, but l shall convey only such rs IL
vested in me by the deed
IVosim orclani county. nov 2}-W4W
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FESH, OYSTERS, sGc.

VIM Il. SMITH SAINT SMITH.
WIlLLLAM II SMITH s. CO.,
Dealers in
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS.
Mes. IS N. Fairfax st. and 43 King street.
Alexsndris, Virginia.
Having completed our srran gements for the
Produce, Oyster end Fish business, we are now
prepared to furnish the trade with anything in
our line at prices to suit.
We will also receive fresh SALT WATER
FISH three times week, which will be offered
for sale at stall Il O. g. City Market, by Mr.. J. G..
GRIMES. Order will receive our special at
tention. aug
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var Depart.
o,ent, Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, WASH
inoton, d. g.. Dec. II, 1S77-l0:3O a. H.
For the Middle Atlantic States cooler northerly
winds, backing to warmer southwest, followed
By cloudy or partly cloudy weather, possibly
light rains, and falling barometer.
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ESfas SALE, ssss spg;. ~
EOk Il Z Mt.
Nj EE'TfNES.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

~
The Annual Me:ting Of tho Stockholders of
the WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
TURNPIKE COMPANY will be hsd at the
office of Francis L. Smith, e:q, corner Wolfe
and St. Assph streets, Alexandra. Virgins, on
MONDAY, January !, 1873, St 10 o'clock m
Election for President and Directors s-me day
and place.
dec lO-wtd ALBERT HEWSON, Clerk.
NJ OTlCE-The Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ holders of the UPPER POTOMAC
STEA AT co. will take place on WE'D.
NESDAY, the 9th day Of January, 1873, at ten
O'clock at the Alexsndris House. cor. Of Prince
and st Asaph sts., Aleyandris, Va.
nov ltd p. Ii. TROTH, President.
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TO CHRISTMAS ADVERTISERS. The holda

TO CHRISTMAS ADVERTISERS. The holiday
season is now rapidly approaching. and the
people generally are beginning to look around
for the cheapest and best places to purchase
their Christmas presents and supplies. ln
doing this the very first place to which they
naturally look for Information is 10 the adVer-
Using columns of tho Gazette, and merchants
who have holiday articles for sale should see
that their wares are duly noted there. "A word
to the wise is sufficient
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

Ask your druggist for L1delTs Headache
Specific 1t cures headache 10 to 20 minutes.
Costs but SOC. Sold by every druggist 10 Alex
andria. Durapg's Rheumatic Remedy cures
rheumatism without fail. dec 6-tt
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For a rice Christmas prescott. buy one OF
those $3 Silk Umbrellas at the Boss Clothing
House. DEC o-tt
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REAL COOP Black Silks from yesterday I
auction sale in New York a. q great bargain
also heavy and fne Drap Etc and Cashmeres
Black, Navy Blue and Plum Colored, at Isaac
Erh hnrp's.
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YEsTERDAY.-YeSterlsy was most delight
full day, the weather being rs pleasant and balmy
as a summer day, without the attendant heat.
The effects CT the pleasant weather were M
where more apparent than 10 the large attend
a o, on the various churches. The strests were
thronged with people during the day, and the
city looked much lveIer than usual. The lul'
pits were all filled by the regular clergy exc' pit
at S.. Mary's Church, where Rev. Father Kelly
Of G2nzaga College. Washington, oticIated'
both moruug and evening. Rev. Father heat'
ing held services at Falls Church in the morn
Ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

Ep"G ERMAN SYRUP. NO other medicine
in the world was over given such test of its
curative qualities as BOSCHEE'S GERMAN
SYRUP In three years two million four hum
dred thousand small bottles of this medicine was
distributed free of charge by druggists in this
country TO those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma. Group severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other diseases of the throat and lungs, giving
the American people undeniabe proof that
GERMAN SYRUP will cure them. The result
has been that Druggists in every town and vii.
lage in The United States are recommending it
to their customers. Go to your Druggists and
ask what they know about it. Sample bottles III
c!e. Regular size Is cts Three doses will re-
lieve any case. nov 3
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TUOS. IIOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

s. W. COR. KING 2 ST. ASAPH SIS.
Having removed into my now store with p large
stock Of STOVES of every description and III
endless variety of TIN WAKE and other goods
kept in that line nvi.o those in want Of such
goods TO call and examine my stock, believing
Fan sstisfg them beth in price, kind and quality.
NV facilities for doing all kiads Of work, such
as repairing Fire Place Heaters, Par.or, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves, also Roofing, GutLerlng
and Spouting, have been greatly enlarged and
improved, enabling nc to do such work a. tho
hortest notice,
HOTAIK FURNACES. for heating churches,
nubiic buildings an dwellings, specially.
All work warranted to give satisfactlon:
Prices for goods, new work a1I repairing as
| low rs the lowest sop IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

LAND SALE.-F. a. K"rby, auctioueer, sold
to day for Smith and Ball, commissioners 10 the
consolidated suit Of the Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Go. vs. Parker and others, and GlVen
aud Morsell, trustees vs.. Welsh and others, a
tract Of land in Alexandria county supposed 10
contain about five acres, with dwelling house.
to the Domestic Sewing Machine Company, Tor
81 500.
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m-HARD TIMES demand economy. Prao
tce it. Renovato your soiled Gloves with JOU.
VEINS INODORLE SS KID GLOV
CLEANER. It will cleanse th'9In thoroughly
Sold by druggists. 25 cents por bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

SPECIAL Handsome Gents and Ladies
Hsndkerchiefs. in fancy boxes; also Silk Hand
kerchiefs and Mum ars at l. Eichb erg's.
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STOVES And TaNtVAEsE.

STAsSsVET & Bro
Manufacturer: and Dealers in
STOVES AND TIN "AlSE,
Cor King and Columbus cts.
We have Just received q ll1a supply OF Cook
Stoves, Parlor Stoves and Ranges which va
offer very chclp. Promp. attention given t.
all work entrusted 10 our care M prlces to SUIT
the tmes-such rs Roofing, Spouting. Repairing
Old stoves, Fire Place Hesters, Ranges and
Furnaces We solicit tho public patronage,
ruara t1einp entire satisfaction oct u
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PERoNAL-Among the clergymen present
at the dedication Of st. Mary Catholic Church,
in Boston. yesterday, was Rev. Dennis y kano'
S. j., pastor Of St. Mays Church in this city.
The new church was erected 10 the parish where
Father O'kauo was formerly stationed. tie
will return to this city on the 9th inst