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FOREIGN.
The Servinns Said to Have
Captured a Turkish Posi-
tion Near Widdin.
A D1ontenegrin Force Sent
to Join the Scrvinrl
Invaders.
The Russians Occupy Elena
and Push Forward to
Babrova.
None Of the Powers Reply Favora-
bly, to tho Turkish
Note.
Direct Negotiations with Russia
Suggested from Several
Quarters:
A General Change to Be Made in
the French Departmental
Personnel.
AL Pending Suits under the Press
Laws to Be Dismissed.
ALL Pending Suits under the Press
Laws to Be Dismissed.

WAR NOTES.
MAnNuup pAMAD.
CoNsTANrtxorLE, ucc. 11.-MahmuNd d.
mud 14siIa has gone to Inspect thu fortilIcatious
DRIVEN lack.
lsusssan fnrce appcarcsl at Tashessen. be-
tween Katnarle and Soils, hut was driven back.
sN0wlN1.
It IA snowtnE heartily in the Balkans, and It
Is believed ths passes will be rendered itnpassu-
bic.
FROM ElszEHouM.
EnzENouM, Dcr. 1.-Two llussian divisions
arc n,t,yiug to cut the Turkish communications
with TrebLzond. aud attAck Erzeroum from tho
north.
osMAH PASTA.
LosDoN, Dec. 17.-A dispatch from Con-
stnntlnoplc, Sunday, says tho death of 0sman
pasha, willis en route to Bucharest Is at,-
nounce,l. Official ady'ccs FROM Bucharest ate
avalte.l with Interest," 10 that doubt OF hs de4tll
uay be removed.
LONDON, Dec ia telegram from, Bucha-
rest, Sunday evening. makes no ncntlun OF ths
death Of Osman Pasha.
Loxpox, Dec. ia Bucharest dispatch says
tic report Of the euicitle of Osmut, Pasha Il
fasse, and there Is no foundation for the rutuur
Of his dcath from any cause.
LoSDnN, Dec. 1H-5 d. m.-Lond0n parcrs
publish an official contradiction Of thu report OF
Osmnn Paslia'a death.
RUSSIAN Iossxs.
Br. PETERSBURG. Dec. 17.-TAe RuAlian loss
to Dec. Is was 7',G5s men.
PUSHING FORWARD.
Donor Dec. 17.--The Russians. after occupy
Ing Elena, pushed forward troops to Dcbrova,
yesterday.
1UER1sn LossKs At rLEvNA.
BUCHAREST. Dec. 17.--Col. Wellesley. British
military aitache. says that Osmau puslla hull
less tt,an 80 900 men at ricvna. md In ifs sortte
lost 0,tU0 killed hlone. The Won nded must
have been G,0Oomorc.
rnH GEAR.
A telegram from Burharcst th!n nftcrnoon an-
nounecs the arrival OF tho Car At that p'ace.
but does not mention thu death of OAman
rasha.
TIE MoNTKNE0RiNs.
VENICE, Dec 17.-Gen. Felsuvic, the Monte
ncGrin commander, has lsft suddenly, having
been summoned u take command OF the Mon-
tet,cgsin forre tn be sent to Move uazar to elect
juuctiu, with tho Scrvtaus.
0KREck IL FkAcH.
ATHENS, Dec. 17.-Tho Cabinet Couucil last
night resolved to adhere to tile peace policy.
THE skRyIAN ADvANck.
DxLukApE, Dec, 17.--lt Is reported TINT 0eu-
uosvaloych has taken AllEe, ucar Wlddtn.
KAuDHNER's co1lrs.
BucuARxsr, Dee. 17.-Guu. Krutlener's corps
las started for Orch4nfe.
, 1877-12-18

i lowing paragraph In m official form:
Ter Cabinet council will he held to-lay.
I ,trtous aspect ot foreign ef1aIrs engages
Instant attention of tho Ministry. 1t Is
at the time ha& arrived when tnomontous
=
, vns tnay havc to he constlcrcl.''
, 1877-12-18

4 D1sPENsATIoN.
Row.. Dec. 17-Thc Pope has granted dis
pcneatfnn authorizing tho marriage Of tic Kiug
Of Spain Will, tho prtncchs Mercedes.
Pits TX. TIN NJ HURRY 10 Go.''
Nyratch 10 4st'r FORK Nert,id.
LoNnos, lice. 15.-Thr Utratd's special cor.
respondent Mt Rome tecgraphs that the Pope's
health was much improved yesterday. The
fever has disappeared Ind tho asthma has grcat-
" diminished. Ills appetite Is Rot,d, and dur
!ng tic afternoon he WIS especially cheerful.
Atout 3 o'clock yesterday, In conversation,
with tic Duke Of Castclyecch1o, bis Holiness
alluded to the election of Plus VII. At Venice,
on which occasion the conclaye hurrlcl tho de-
IletnttDns for fcnr Of French interference. Ills
Holiness compared the present critical period
with that Of lsvo and said, In lis goodhumo1cI
war; "Thcy wait to hurry INC a1so. hut am
III no hurry 10 go."
Plus IN. rcctires daily. rs flas long been his
custom. tln only difference being TINT TIC does
not attempt to leave Ills he'd Tie resolves his
visitors proppcsl up by pillows In sitting
bcfure flt1n.
The new opening IN his Ter has lad good
effect upu. the Kcncrnf health 0t his Holiness.
Fur the prcsnnt, tlr physlctans In constant az
tcEdunce express great confidence 10 the CU1l-
ttnuanyc Of 4 favorable condition.
The Pope also tai'1, IT. the conversation nboyo
reftrrt; tt. that IT would probably be ucressaiy
to hofIe the conlit. COfk!story III his bcdrN'n.
Ills Holiness Is tcyotng h[A lust energies to thu
50undtug Ut fural Beltoul outside tue Porteso
Gntc.
Al a lato hour Inst night It waH known In
Rome that thu ConslslorY bud been deferred for
at least week. although, thu I,lIY6lcuns at thu
answering for thr iopc's health Tor that length
Ut time.
, 1877-12-18


PANS, nec. l7.-A great change in The person.
mel of the Departmental Administration Is CT
pectetl.. Over forty rrcfects have already re.
, 1877-12-18

Tales of Anri~nt t1reerr-'' Adr,,rahic IN stsle
, tim,
, 1877-12-18

NEW PUBLICATIONS,
JANSEN, M'CLURG 1 cos
NEW BOOKS.
Tales Of Ancient Greece,

ny 1iev q. y. COX, u. A.. Trinity College. Oxford.
THges at Anrfrnf &jreere-'f 1t ought 10 t.s 10 the
hands Of csrrJ achnlsr and Of every schvoroy."Th
saturday t.ev{cw. London.
, 1877-12-18

TM1rs nf ANCIENT t3rrerr-'Thts . srsrhras. Of
the legends of Ancient rcece IL tt rerf t,rft that
ha: Jet eoInc uadcE our notce."-lnqalfst. rhtltel
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AUCTION SALES.
By Harrison s. o. Noal, Auctioneers.

By Harrison s. o. Nosl, Auctioneers.
"lLL BE SOLD il front of our auction
W hdusc. No. Ii north Royal street, Oh
! III R3nAI, Juao 2ls., 1t y o'clock 10 -, tbs
| following property. viz:
LOT on the west side of Pitt street between
Cameron and Queen. % feet 6 inches front and
running back Is feel 10 q ten feet alley, i'm
proved by = BRICK STABLE containing four
stalls. with large feed room Water in the YARD
:. i LOT near the the Canal Basin, improy ed
by q stoEc structure IS feet deep and 3216t fest
IN lensth and broadtn, known as tho leo house
property.
FOUR UNIMpRovED BUILDING
LOIS, II feet inch font. on the enst side Of
Payne street. between Duke and Prince rum
ming parallel with Prince st. 100 feet 10 30 feet
court. together with the right to use ten feet
alley.
4 A LOT OF GROUND improved by two
story FRAME BUILDING, beginning at
point On the north side Of an alley loo feet south
OF Queen street. and extending from Fsyette ST.
to Henry street, beginning on said alley 70 feet
east OF Henry street, and running thonce wo,t20
feet. north psrsle to Fayette street 90 feet
thence east with said alley 20 feet; thence south
IN straight line 90 feet to the beginning.
Plats Of the above described lots can be see1.
at the auction rooms OF Harrison S O'Neal, IS
north Royal street
Terms Of Sale: One third CASH the residue IL
and 6 month";; the notes Of the purchase.
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day of ss!e TO DO given for the deferred pay
men:s. Con7eyaEclng at tho expense OF the
purchaser. je Cts
~ The above ssla has bean postponed until
SATURDAY, July 7!h, at tho same time and
plsce. lie Pits
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From washington.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. !
WASHINGTON, Juue 2l.-Ibere was no
movement made at any Of the Departments To-,
CAV upon any case Of national lmpo lance,
everywhere routine business and the usual WorS
of Government officials.
VIRGINIA MAIL LETTINGS.
The following arc among the supplementary
mail lettings in the eastern portio9 OF Virr,ola:
From Fredericksburg by Passpatansy aod Lew,
i,vi lie to Hampstead, twenty i've mules ana +
back, three times a week; to Il. 5. Jones o.
COmorn, OF $3.50 per aooum: From o i;Onl
Royal by Sandy Hook, Flint Hill and Games
Cross Roads to Rock Mills twenty-tour m'leS 3
aud back, twice week; to Sawyer q Elliott o.
Barbounrvillc, KY. at 1916. WaIsa" TO
Farmers Fol was not let. From EllobnTg 10
Edith, eight miles and back, once q week 10
Abraham Ross at $50.
APPOINTMENT AT LYNCHBUR1.
The President some time ago signed Tue
commission Of John II. Wilson as postmaster
at Lynchburg, butt it was held up Temporarily
The commission has, however, 90" oern or
dered tc issue aud the appointment IS made
Mr.. Wilson is the present Incumbent.
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By Hsrrison s. VNca1, Auc:ioneers.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
- Corporation Court OF tae city of Alexsn.
the mater of James H. Biggs, sn insane person.
tho undersigned viii! on the NINTH DAY OF
JULY, 1877. proceed to sell, before the front
door Of the Court House, on Fairfax street, in
the city Ct Alexand-is, by public auction, fcr
CASH, the following described real estate, belong.
lag to the estate of said james H. BiRgs: A
LOT OF GROUND, with l. FRAME HOUSE
thereon, on tho west side of Alfred street, and
fronting thereon II feet inches, more or less.
by I23 feet inches deep between Cameron and
Queen streets. Purchaser to pay the cost Of
oonveyancing.
je 0-ts JAMES NJ. STEUART, Committee.
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Tie July number Of ScribDcE' 3 Monthly has
been received from it4 publishers, Scrlbner &
Co., Nv York. LIS coDtents are: Nicholas
hI,t,uro; Bow Shco;iae; lrrevtcabc; Richmond
Size, the War; The Nob!cman oil the Steppe;
The Last Indian Couocii on the Gcnesse
Measures The Battle Of Burkorloo; The
Depths Of the Sea a; Forest Quiet Plate Locks
and Paisley Shawis Anecdotes OF Gilbert
Stuar!; The Neither Side Of Insurance Ltc;
The BrattIeborc' Method The Mormon The
ocracy ; Tories of the Times, &c, &c.
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Local ETeyIti2a

A tablet IL memory of Rev. DIT. MaJ. 1oiuiaF'
l. Professor in the Theological Seminary: near
this city, has been erected in tho chapel oi lEai
institution. The tablet is placed next TO lhat OF
Rev. DR. Sparrow, and Is very handsome one
A new plsni: fcotvay has been placed b., tho
A 6 +. Il W. CO. along the north side 0. CAM
e1 on street, between their d"pot and HoaTy 81
It will prove great convenience 10 tF"7c.crs'
The only cases al the Mayors office, this
morning were those CT somo women Tor disor
derby conduct ut house Of bad repute naar the
W. y o. depot, VINO were tined and di5chsr&ou'
Ml. G.. L. prico has received 3 supply Of
splendid tsyiors. trout and msckerel, fresh from
Chesapeake bay, and will have them Tor sala ut
his stand in the market to-morrt W
Mr.. Edward LAWYER. who sides ii the FIRST
ward, has chicken that was hatche on the
5,h Of last April, and which i= precocious
enough to be already laying eggs
The remains CT the late Capt! Samuel Baker
were forwarded by Adams Express, last nlghtto
Brooklyn, N. y, where they will BIZ inferred.
Tho repairs to the aqueduct will not BIO conn
plrtcd bcfure Tuesday next when the water
will be let on the Alexandria Canal.
A fsir for The benefit Of st. Johns Chapel ls
in progress at West End, and ia being largely
attended
Tho outlet lock above Georgetown, which
gsyo way snd killed three men short time
since, is being repaired.
Complaint ia made OF the leaking OF the carts
employed in removing tho night soil.
Rev W. G. Webb will preach this evening,
at 8 clock, in The ri Z Church.
No one can !org abuse health without suf-
lerug generally win blood diseases. k"ep the
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS. Until
further notice the following will be the hours
for the Opening and closing Of tho mails
Northern and Western mails, 5:l5 ?. N. and
900 p. N.
Southwestern, via Gordonsvlle and Lynch
burg 7:2O q. m,
Manassas Division, 7;20 a. III.
Washington and Ohio, Alexandria TO Round
Hill, Va, 500 a. m.
Southern, via Fredericksburg and Richmond,
Va, 5:15 p. m. and $50 p. m
Night mai tor Lynchburg sRd points beyond
at $50 p. III
OPENING
Northern and Western mails $50 4. lii, aud
1870 and p. m.
Southwestern, via Lynchbn7g and Qordons-
vile, 100 p. m.
Manassas Division, 2 80 p. n.
Washington and Ohio, Round Hill to lex
andria, $50 p. m.
Southern mails. via Richmond aad Freder-
ickaburg, Va, $50 =. m. and 100 p n.
~ General delivery window closes at 500 p.
H. Doors close at 800 p. m.
Ess~Upan OF Sundays al . q. m and closes nj
$50 9. m.
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SPECIAL EGTIEES.

re- WEAKLY AND SlCKLY PERSONS -
Many persons VINO are weak and sick'y p: this
sensun of the year are ut loss to know What viii
restore their health. Specr's Port Grape vi. Q
is one OF the best restorn.ives known. [. i, es
pecally recommended for its purity, csauis 10
favor, and healthy properties. Medical men
certify to its valuable medicinal powers. Mr..
Spcer has been for years engaae.i IN r'i:inE
grapes and periecting this wine md il required
ur years process before it is lit for the uar kc;
n. Y. Baptist. s.
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EDUCATIONAL.

YrHE SIXTH SESSION OF TIE VIRGIN
z IA AGEICULTUE AL IN u MECH A. N
iCAL COLLEGE, opens August 18th, 1877. -
Ono hundred and thirty-two students gro re-
ce:ved without charge for tuition or college fees,
which cost the reat $40 Der annun. Board VA
lies from 81 month for thoso who occupy COL
lego rooms and live in mosses, to SID for those
who pay the highest rate for room rem. and Ii
Bile board Send for Catalogue
G. l.. G. MINOR President,
II Ii;-a1yw Black burg Virginia.
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iCOMMUNICATED.
den, FitZ, Lee,

The impression seems TO prevail among the
liouor dealers of this city, aud others, that
Ger. Fuzhugh Lee, one Of the candidates tor
Governor, voted for the Moffett Wbskey punch
bill, 10 the State Senate. Fnzhugh Lee ls not
and never was member of either branch OF
the Legislature. The present Senator from
this District is General w, H. +. Lee
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E. '+sSaeE SALES.
iiv Grcei < w Use,

t;y Greer. Z Wise,
(Rr. Es.a!c .tgarts and AuctOneers)
= - SHARES ti4 DOMINION BANK
cC SI1G& 5UR SALE.
VIII be sold ~ public nuc;lon, on SATU r.
DAY, the Z3l lEs5,!G 4. II o'clock M. =. tho
o.st font of the rostoii;c, in this city, FIFTY
FIVE SHARES OLD DOMINION BANK
STOCK.
10 lp-t5 :. FERGUSON BEACH
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EF TO TIE LADIES We have just receiv-
cd very large and superior stock of Low
QUARTER SHOES. in oil Of the late styles.
They nre Handsome and durable. THESE
GOODS ARE FIRST CLASS, and they will
be sold for much less thsn they can re bought
elsewheTo
nyl8 WADDEY, "a King st.
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+, Silvia CJmm'rs of Sslo

rJ1RUoTEES SALE Of FALLS CRUKCH
4 PROPERTY, FAIRFAX 90, FA.-On
SATURDAY, July 7.h. III On the promises
the subscribers Us trustees, created by "A deed VI
trust from Joseph Il Ho!!idge All! wife. for the
boD, D. of l.. S Abbott, dated May OH, 1874,
will SELL by public auction, al! TIM! CE RTAlN
PIECE OK PARCEL OF GROUND, In Falls
Church township, Fairfax county, Va, portion
I /. larger tract purchased By Abbott from
Scweil bounded ind deserted rs follows, VIZ:
Beginning 1T stake Ia the centre OF avenue
anu q corner of tho lot sold Isaac 5 Hollldge by
tho ssid Abbott: tLeEcs with limo OF said lot
south 1872, east So poles TO q Stake and pile 0!
stoues 10 lhc outer line noar sonly trees now
marked 80 pointers; thonco with the outline now
marked north e27, east 45 poles snd links to
marked chestnut lrro Standing on hlIl ana
shown ~ n corner Of this lot ana the land Uf w.
A. Duncan and Levi Parker; thence with
P.rker's limo north lGi', west ll3 poles to d
small Wild cherry tree stuadjng IN the centre OF
the avenue before referred TO; thence with the
said centre south 5l4o west Al poles and q links
tu the beginning, containing ~ acres: be the
same mGI5 or less, together with hi tue lm'
provencnts and sDpurtsnances
forms: SOD Sl5, with interest from Auy oth,
1914 and Costs Of ss!o etc IS so, more or
less-to be paid in cash; the title ~ be retained
until paid, and tho property to b. rosold 1T pur:
cascr's risk in case OF default. One hundred
to be ppid on day Of ssIe.
GEORGE B. IVES. Trustca.
T. Z FOWLER,
Fai: fax county, jo 9-w4|
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PORT OF Alex sIA, JUNE IL.
ARRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, 10 Jos hroders
s. Co.
Brig Matilda, Bangor, to Virgnia Midland
Railroad. ,..,
Schr Msry Collinz Bangor, 10 Virginia Mid
land Railroad.
Schr Rcfert Franklin, Hevro 60 Grace, to W
4 Smoot
Schr Brave, HsvFe dc Grace, 70 W A Smoot
Schr VIM Allen, New FORK, to master.
Schr Jos Msxtleld, Boston, to American Cosl
Company.
Schr Florence, Annapolis, 10 John Ag1ew
s. Co.
Steamer w Thompson. LeanardtnWn. bJ'
F A Reed.
Steamer Mattsno Nomln by jos BrodeFs
s. Go.
Sch: Carrie Hart, Somerset, by Hampshire
ard Baltimore Goal Co.
Schr Florence, Annapolis. by John + AgRew
s. Co.
MEMORANDA
Schr ii 4 Cohen cleared from Philadelphia
for this port 18Th
Schr Daisy E Parkhurst, hence for Allyn's
Point, at New London 18th.
Schr Forest Oak sailed f:cm New London io7
this port 10Th.
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:. FERGUSON BEACH.
By Greon & Wise,

d IT IsB
Real Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
WILL BESHLD EY PUBLIC AUCTION
w ON THE SECOND DAY OF JULY,
1871 at II o'C;ccI n. in front Of the Postofice
1T Alexandria, Ta, $4,000, moro or loss, of
tho First Mortgage !tnnds OF the Aleyantris,
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Company
or go many aa may be sufficient to resliz3 The
sum Of 81 SOD and costs OF sale.
je lG-ts 'CHAS. r. HOOFF.
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C1SS1s EEsGIAL.


ALEXANDRIA MARKET, June q Tho offer
ings on Change to.day zero larger than for
some time past, but prices remain unchanged.
Flour is quiet with little doing. Wheat sold 81
l20sl75, as TO quality Corn il in fair receipt,
and 1854 bushels sold at c. and c. for mixed and
yollo~ 4 small %. Of Rye brought 76, and 100
bushels Of Os.5 remained over ulsold.
BALTIMORE, Juno 2l-Virginis Us, old, 80 f;
do!erred az do. consondstcd 73i do. ID series 43.
stronger disposition TO buy Bait: and Ohio.
Sixt2.siA shares were sold in small lots, opening
at 81, selling to 70. then advancing to 81, and
closing with Sit bid, ard 90 asked Cotton
steady, firm and quiet middlng l2s sl24. Flour
good grades quiet and steady; low and ;.p me,
r:oro active enquiry No. Western winter, red
Aug delivery 40; Penna red 1870; Maryland
red 10 50. Corn-~Couthera whi'e fairly &c
tive sud lower; yelloT steady and finn; West
Arn quiet and shade higher; Southern Write
G2 do yellow So; Western mixed spot ISL 81
july sea; Aug i'll; steamer 55l. Oats qu;o,
hesvy and unchanged Rye quiet ct 8Oa81 hay
dull and unchanged. Catfee unch anged. Sugar
dali at III, Whiskcy quiet and steady a: 5! H.
NEW YORK, Jane 2l.-;stceks weak end If;
regular. Money H. Cold los! Flour dull!
and unchanged. Wheat quic: snd unchanged.
Corn ade firm CT end quiet.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, June ~, 1871.
Beef Cattle-Price5 to-day ranged SIS follows
Generally rated first quality 90 o0
Medium or good fair quality .,.........4 % 3 W
Ordinary thin Steers oxen and Cows3 % 81
General average Of tho market 80 G2 y W
Extreme range ofprices. ...... ......."3 5U . ~
Most Of tho sales were from ............5 % W.
Total receipts for the week 1917 hond. Total
sales 1871 head.
The quality of the offerings was scsrce y as
good rs last week. Prices were shsde Off Tor
tops, but Il 8, and in some instances &c lower
on medium and common grades.
Nj ch Cows arc very dull at G0aSoO, and extra
st S53 uer head,
Sheep and Lsmbs-The market for Sheep has
heen rather heavy uiost Of tho time at redussd
il cures on last weeks prices. Tho homo demsnd
has not been active. We quote butcher ShccE
at 445c per ID gross; Lambs ut 5aG4c per pound
gross, but tew and those choice ut tho latter
price Receipts this week 60S5 head.
Hogs-Thero has been fair supply during
this week. md moderate dtmsnd, no special
activity existing at any time. Prices show no
N ,terial change since last report. We quote at
G4s7c, most sales being made at 632 per pound,
Receipts this week 37S1 hesd.
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aGrA CARD.-To all who are saffsrOg from
thu errors and indiscret;ons Of youth: nervous
weakness, carly decay, loss of manhood, &c, I
will send rscre that will euro you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great romedy was discovered
By missionary in South Anc'!cs. Send Il
self addressed envelope to tho Rev. JOSEPH T
INMAN, Station D, Bible House, Now IoEl:
CITY, feb r-o0&Wbm
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TOR MOUNT VERNON.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON:
Daily trips leaving the wharf, foot OF frincs
etrsgt, a. 10 a m. Carriages are in waiting st
Mount Vernon Springs wnarf to tako vi:i.ors
pleasant ride of one milo and . halt through y
beautiful grove to the mansion door. hcund
trip, including admission to grounds carriage
'"''' CHEAP CHILDREN'S TRIP.
Children will be taken on Saturdays for 10 cts;
Adults 25c. Round trip, allowing the privilege
OF landing and writing the boats reti Urn stany
of her whsrves.
Tickets will entitle the holders to stop over st
the usual landings until the return trip OF the
bost; good only on Saturdays. Children must
IN al cases BIO accompanied by their parents or
some adult friend
THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHING.
TON can be chartered for Excursions by en-
plvin0 on board to z. 81. TROTH, Pre.ldent
cf the Company or to &c STAY II AkEh, a:
his Insurance Office, s. and SO King street. - ~
4 MOTHER LOT OF LADIES Ca LEO
"A WRAPPERS and CElLDEEN'5H ull9
Just received OF
TRY TIE NICE SOAP for laundry use
ie 70 ''D'' ~ McBURNEY & SOG.
MACHINE CLIPPED REEF, good raj
Xt ish for sale BY ,,,,,,ry scon
myI5 GEO. McBURNEY & SuN.
cELTZER WATER on draft, We cents pei
y glass, a. JANNEY z CO.'S Branch Store.
~ KIN and Koyal sts jeo
TAKERS COCOA, BROMA and CHOCn.
ID LATE, fresh received and for sale by
ie4 F. j. DAVIDSON, III King at
CMALL SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS
= received to-day by
my3l j. " q L. MiAO y HN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-21
EPNol WILL Nor LEAVE THE CITY,

BspNo! WILL Nor LEAVE THE Cry
Times elsewhere being no better than here. l
have reconsidered my resolution and dstsrmin .
ed TO stay for which purpose h,So coated the
well known stand Of the late Robert l.. Wood,
south west corner Of King and Fairfax streets,
to begin there next August. Meanwhile will
close out my entire 6ne Stock of Clothing and
Gents Furnishings, comprising nice Plaid
Csssimer Suits Gs5; Suits Of all Linen Goods
50 So Goats ali Linen 10 cents; Pants all Linen
rs cents, Sc, &C., without reserve Therefore,
ali persons desiring to procure bargains will do
we'll to give us cali
my SO ). DEALaAaI, s. King street..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-21

Mothers will grow weary and sigh over the
Bshys troubles when DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
would relieve the Child and thereby give the
hiaihsr rest. P,ice 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-21

Tie Gordons7iIIc Gazette has been sold By
its editor aud proprietor, Mr.. W. W. Scott,
to Ir. ". II. Prcut, who will conduct it here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-21

Letters addressed 10 S. II. Turner, Salem,
Va; Miss Florid. a. Thompson, hunter
are detained in the postofica here Tor want of
postage,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-21

Va LOOK LooK!-We have had sent Us
from large retailer in Now York city quite
lot of LADIES BOOTS which are {. little out
of STYLE They will DO sold at abou! one fourth
Of their cost Ask COZ job lot 8.
my is WADDEY'S, ID King g.