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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

THE SIOUX IN BRITISH AMERICA.-Fro tlnlc
to time, since tho troubles between the un cd
States authorities and tho IL dians have been 20
ing on, wn have expressed our D:II"l lAh! Tue
complications on the other lido the line w.u's!
be Ikoiy ~ place Us in the position If having -
control o number OF tho b0.iiie Indians whom
the exi gencics cGllcir case ana their own rOL0i
ious conduct had drvGl a2rCS, tEa lines 'otv-
oral small bands cann scrrss II sL"i .'H:" 'gO,
while othois tinlssaFcs OIL sitting B"; ,t""c o'er
and threatened our own peaceful indians II they
would not go over and help them II their con.
tiict with the Americans We lind from Fort
Walsh advices that esrly in March Msior Wslsh
came across a camp Ct the 4Ankton Indians
about 10 miles west of the fort. He found
the head chief CT the Tetrns and fifty seven
lodges crossing the line and making a camp
three quarters Of a milo north Of the limo and
close to the Ysnkton camp. He at once put HIM
self in communication with the Teton and laEk.
ton chiefs, and council YVES held at which he
was informed that tho Indians had been told by
their fathers they would ii nd peace in tho land
of the British They had 70. slept sound Tor
years and were anxious u lind place Whsle
they could lie down and feel sslo. They we're
tired Of living ii such disturbed State. Being
asked as 10 their ultimate intentions the affirm
Cd that they had no idea Of recross!ng tho lire;
to make war, and said they would obey the lsw
Tetons. AS TO The Yanktons. the whole Ct lGcir
bands not having arrived thcg could 80. answer
until after council had been had, but It is
believed they would return 10 their agency on
tho other side of Fort Peck. The Tet0ns claim
that the Sioux n o British Indians; that sixty
fvo years ago WAS the ::,sL they ever knew of
being under tho. Americans. Their iathers
wero told at that time by chief Of tho British
fathers that if they did not want to 1.-Two under
the Americans they could 90 further north into
British territory again. They could not toll
why tho British gave them and their lands to
the Americans. From children they had hccn
taught ihst theg we're British: Thy had in
their camps medals given to their r4thors by tho
British fer fighting the American with whom
they had never mado peace. Tie presence OF So
considerable body Of "hostie5" among us Is cor
tainly calculated to inspire unoasinesE but Maj
Walsh believes that tho chioI5 and old men will
do their best to keep IN their places those who
may be Of restless ternperament and it IS moro
than possible that ike the Minnesota Sioux,
who took up their abode with II. they may
become as quiet as any O.. tho rest c: our Warda.
Although We may not deS!Eo their advent, 1t ~
likely we shall have to make the best We can
out Of it-Montreak Herald
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AUCTION SALES.

BY +. a. Kerby, Auctlopeer.
R1 VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
- executed to tho undersigned by James B.
Wrlgh!, OF the 9Th day of December, 1876, Of
record in the Clerks office OF the Corporation
H" ,Ha O. the city Of Alexandria, Virginia. ana
a. INC request 81 the party by said decd secured.
sESli, on :ShTU EBAY, tho 10Th day Of May,
ie'I oi!"r for SALE by public auction, g. the
'front.' OF iLo I.:let Building, on Royal street.!
Alexandria, Virginia, the following described
Property. t. VII: a CERTAIN PIECE OE
PARCEL OF GROUN D in the city Of Aexan.
d7la, improved by a FRAME DWELLING
thereon. and bounded as fo!lows: Beginning on
the south side of Giobon street at point l25 fl
east of 81: Asaph street. and running thine,
sou!hwardly in y line parallel with St. Asapt
street 76 fec. to 10 feet alley thence eastward
~ in line parallel with Gibbon street IA fee. /;
inches; thence nolthwardIy in q line parable!
with 81. Asaph street 10 Gibbon street, and
thence in n straight line to tho beginning.
Terms Of Sale--Gast
10Y Its CHARLES L. STUART, Trustee
i:t:- Tho above saIo hes been postponed unit!
SATURDAY, Juno eth. my l9-ts
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Bv Harrison y - ! cal, AucLionoer3.

SSylLi. BIZ SOLD in lror: Of our auction
w hu;.:" No. IL north Royal street, on
III ORSnAI, IuHc zl5t. ~ l. O'clock M, tho
following property, w:
= LOI' on the cast side 81 Pit: street. between
Cameron and Queen. .! ice. inches front, and
running back t.; Go:t 10 a ten feet alley, i'm
proved by y BRICK STABLE containing four
stalls. with large feed room. Water in the yard.
.. A LOT near the the Canal Basin, improv ed
by stone structure Is feet deep and 32A6l feet
in length an4 breadth. known SIS the ice house
property. ..,....-.-,,.>
8. FOUR UNIMfKOVED BUILDING
LOTS, j. feet inch front on tho east sido of
Payne street, hctwacn Duke and Prince, run
ming parable! with p1iEca st l01 feet 10 30 feet
court together with the right to ua9 ten feet
alley. ..
:! a LOT GF GROUND improved by d two
story FRAME BUILDING, beginning at 3
point on tho north side OF m alley 100 feet south
Of Quaen street, and attending from Fsyette st.
to Henry street, beg aDing on said alley % feet
east OF Henry street and running thonce west 20
feet, north parallel to Fayetto street DO feet
thence Gas! with said alley % l5ot; thence south
in a straight line 40 feet 80 tho beginning.
Pla!s uf tho above du&cFihal lots can be seen
at the auction rooms Of Harrison & ONea Ii
north Royal street
Terms Of Sale: OGo lh;Tt. cash tho residue in
3 and + month"; lt2 notes Of lh3 purchaser,
with approved security, bearing interest from
the Gzr II sale, 10 be ei7tn for the deferred pay
nients. CcrvryAuGiAg 1T the expense o; the
purchaser 10 CTS
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LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
4 AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.
TAYLOR Il HUFTY,
oa2 PENNSY AHA Az N Z +
Wnshiu xton. y. C.,

Washington. u. e.,
!a"a during tho past ieW weeks boon Steadily
adding to their supply OF
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS,
..,l is q result have ono oil thu largest aud Most
1aliei a:sorLmont5 to be found in America.
immediately that o now articlo is brought out
is the leaders Of tire mode they take measures to
"a supplied with it, 50 shat thoir lady ,pStrons
sau always find what they want, or what iia2
been suggested to their fancy any%hcrt.
In rEKCALE SUITS their stock Is Go"I-
T.le:c. They show Plain ard Combination Per
.acs, III Checks and Stripes, and III al c0lorS
md shades The most taatidious issto c@"not
scapc being satisfied; ard tho prices range is
i,ii0ws: -, 81 81, SD and 80.
In CAM GKIC SUITS they havo ali shades Of
n.we, Green, black and Brown, and with Trim.
mincs, embracing Bands, PlaitInGs, Lace and
Emlroiderics Tho prices are: 81. 81 %, 50,
= 80, Sc, SCI. S725, IS, Sll.37 and ST..
ChMBKlC OVERSklRTS and BASQC tS,
IN al shades Of Blue. Black, Green and Brown,
Euhroidcrics, Bands and Torchon Lace, at o.
= s. and 81
4 full and very elegant line Of entirely NhW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and STRIKING
Designs and extending in price from - 10 SD oo.
Linen OverSkirts and bs:quos. IN endless va
i."ccs and Braided, in all co'ors and shapes,
and at prices from So to Sl215 tolon"ists
tiiamcd in Bands, PIsilings and Braids ftom
Il 10 .l3 10. ,
LADIkS' SUMMER uLSTEKS, An inIis-
p2n:sbc ard very 'tone.y" garment, IL ali the
.G:gS: shapes and with dlleront trimmings, ana
q AL lies, lem ths and dimensions. ~ nlodorsIe
@;uFc:, running from So to $40. ..,,.,.
IUc Grand department Ct WHITE SUITS IS
yoo Of the most important % this house The
.:oci, Is large but we'll selected snd unsurpassed
w design, make and finish throughout. Tho
,:.!egcnt patterns of suits embrace Po!onslsoa or
urcF>kiyts and Easqucs vt reduced prices, run,
ing from s. to SIS; also White Overskirts and
bsslucs from SO 10 Sl4 90.
4 Inc OF very graceful Polonsiscs rAatkod
cow" 10 rates varying from s. to $40.
Particular attention is called 20 LOT OF styllsn
,'hto RasQuc3, trimmed with Lace Embroldo,
gies, isces Hua EulHcs. and marked only S2.uU
DSe
ihoy viii open this week new and very 81,
.r;vr Inc Of iirs. class LINEN and Ca ID Brio
SUITS Trcsu will be trimmed with hsndsomC
shaded and tinted cmbroiGeries, in Ell the ne"
a@i becoming co!ors. They will be marked Al
ne loves. possible figures, End We preiic! Will
}a:t sui! tho tssto Of sdies who appreciate artist
l2 things. TAYLOR Il HUFT1,
j"b-,r $50 Pa. Nv, Washington, ID. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06
By Gcacn S Wlao,

Real Estul0 Agents IN! huctionncrs
liSrEE'S SALE OF Va LU ABLE
L REAL ESTATE-i5y virtue o! e. deed OF
trust executed by l.. &. Swano and wife and
Stephen Swain, dated on the }l:L dHy oi D9coni-
Der, 1915, and duly recorded in iibor No. g.
pago 81. Clerks Office, city OF Alexandra. the
undersigned, trustee therein named, and ri lns
request Of tho party occurred ~ sad deed, VII
offer for sa'o by pub &c '.uc:'on. on oATUE
DAY, tho sd day Of .iua", 1911. On tho prem
ses. at II o clock IN , the LOT OF GROUND
with tEp improvements lh@:2oa, tilu.'o IN"
bounded As follows: Beginning - Zee. inches
north Of Cameron alrcct md running thence
north on Royal street ~ liact II nchc:; themes
cast p.r .lel to Cameron street al icct IL lnchrs
ths1co south parallel to Royal street an ieHt II
inches, aud thencr west t. tao beginning.
Terms OF sale: Ono Third in cetn the residue
in six and twelve months with Interest 1t Fix
uer cent; the do!crred payments - Dc secured
by mo:tIAIe on tho property EonVoYsnc'hE
| ut the expense of too p.t:cha,cr
nv 1J-2awiW CHAS. r.. BAnk. trustee.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD ERS-Scsl.
~ ed proposals for tho erection of the mason
~ and supesslruciUro Of BRIDGE ACROSS
UCCOQUAN RIVER, b:tween the cou ntios Of
Fairfax and Prince William, ut the village OF
Occoqusn, will be received by tho undersi gned,
commissioners. until SATURDAY, the 9th day
Gf juno, 1877. st noon, when they will be open
cd ut tho Tontiae House, in the city Of Aloxan-
driu. Proposals are invited Tor IN ron Bridge
POS fest long aud III feet wide in tie cicAr with
out centre pior, end also Tor Howe truss bridge
Of tho same dimensions md with Contro pier,
tho masonry in either case TO be of heavy rub
blo' laid in ccmcat up ~ high water marx, and
from that point up in lime and sand, and the
no0rinx TO be Of first class white Or boz GaK, -
inches thick, aad the ether tnlEe:s - be Of
North Carolina EoaT. pine the iron to DO first
class bridge ir,n, and in either case tho bridge
10 carry no: less than 1000 lbs in thoruunlng foot
in addition TO iLs own weight, with Tue factor OF
safety Of i've. Wrought iron to be used IN ten
sion to be worth fifty five thousand pounds 10
the square iach Of section. Wrought iron parts
in tension not TO DO strained beyond ten thous-
and pounds to the Square inch by the combined
load shove specified, sad the bridge to b. tested
by the specified load before being accepted.
Payment will he :laGe ~ the counties IF
Fairfax and Trilco William rs follows: One
fourth OF tho contract price Oh the delivery of
The necessary material on tho ground; ono hslr
Of the remainder in thirty days aitor the COM
pletlon and acceptance CT the work, ard TIC res
due in sixty days thereafter. TIC position and
dimensions of the masonry and centre pier will
be marked ous and shown to persons desirous
Of bidding for tho work on application TO Doctor
John ). Powell, at Occoqusn. Bids will be
opened and read out il thu pressHca OF thu bid
doris They should be endorsed 'PToposals for
building bridge across Occoquan river, and
bo addressed f. either Crawford Cushing, Cath
arp;n T. G., Prince William county, Va, or
Frank " oo5tcr, Fairfax G. II Fairfax county,
We. The commissioners reserve tho right to ro-
icct any Oh 81! bids not deemed satisfactory.
WILLIAM HUNTER,
FRANZ WOOSTER,
Commissioners Of Fairfax county.
CRAWFORD GUSHING,
JOS. B. REID,
JOHN ). POWELL,
Commissioners Of Pr. Wil!iaul GO.
LIZ 9-oaWlm
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E.0cai kSTeyitieS

Aldermen Armstrong and Strauss and CoIn-
cilmcn Hughes and Chalncoy, special commit
tee OH tho application oi the surcl9s OF d. D.
ueiahsy, contractor for building tho Market
House. to be reimbursed for money expended
rs such surety Will meet 81 tho Auditors otico,
at I. % TO. morrow 6VenlHE.
Some twenty-five colorod lsboTers who have
baen employ cd it, making the annual cleaning
st tho Cameron Mills race, connected with the
Alexandria Water Works, came into town to-
day III G BODY end were paid Of! ut the etico OF
tho company. on Prince street.
Lewis Perkins q colorod boy, eight years DID,
son of Mary Pinkhcrd, who lives on Fairfax ST.,
oprcsilo tno Sisters school, has boon lost since
Monday He wore dark pants ana light jacket
Mr.. Il. ". Gilmof, assistant road master on
tho VirgniA Midland L. r., has resigned his
positioII, nnd has lclt i5f atlanta. Ga, whore he
will aaau;no more lucrative pest.
Tho Good Fomplara' excursion on tho Wash =
;ngts2 sni! Ohio railroad mnd picnic at Purcell
Vile, advertised Tor to-day. Were postponed on
acCoun. OF the weather.
Cant. Bun Cline, who has baon most faithful
special officer on 'htcwn during the season, mas
given up his peat with the close Of business
there.
Fishtown is 10 lungr. !t5o!l. lts Ash housed
and booths nr1 ccsaI and IL glumbera until
annth or scsauh.
Nj. Joseph Young. injured ~ .he uydruulion
engine house s0nu Limo since has almost Gu
tircIy recovered from tho offtc. of his injuries
Tic regular ,ncc:ins Of tho Hydraulion Steam
ira Engine Co. hold last night, transacted no
business and adjourned until next week.
Row r. y. Power. Of Washington. vii!
preach in the baptist Church L'-hight, NJ olght
o'clock.
When the disorders Of Baby huod attack your
Baby use at oucc DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup aud
notice It's larl and I@Nti fetal ettcct. % cents
IL
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EXCURSIONS. PICNIES. DC.

ts,Hfs Steamer MARY WASHINGTON is
msHiHg trips TO Glvmont and in. liz =
trr:neast" Isuuings daily Sunday ass=:5zsss ask
@X,"ttni) rsving her wharf, foot # Prince stree!
a: 10 4 IN, rc:uri!s about $50 o'clock p. IT.
SUNDAY EXGURSIONS-Two trips; Ieav-
ing at 1880 IL H.. and rcturnin. at p. IN. First
tip fare, 30 cents. Second trip. leaving at ,
o'clock SD returning vt 40. Fare Is cents.
those going on the Gr$t Can return On the second
trip iruo Of charge. CHEAP UHlLDREN'S
Thip-Children will bs taken on Saturdays for
ID cents round trip; adults, - cents. Tickets
will en.ltlo The holders TO stop over ut the usual
landings until the return trip Of tAe boat; good
only on Saturdays. Children must in all cases
be accompanied by their parents or some adult
friend.
THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHNIG-
TON Gun BIO chartered for Excursions by APP
plying on board or to p II. TROTH, President
CT the Company or IL. q. SLAYMAkER at
his Insurance i!ice, - and 50 King street. jed
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77O ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
! Please to take notice, that have been duly
appointed and Qualified ~ sdnlni;re;oT with the
viii annexed OF EICH'n. SOUTH EEN DEG d.,
All persona having cl.rls ngalh;t sad estate
~ requested 10 present tho lie sane lor setlls-
mont, nnd AL persons indebted thereto arc noun
al - 'rorrc forward and pay t"c sama 10 mo
~ HENRY ". FHRREI.
ADMIRE. H. cf Richard Southern, decd.
J., 2.Wlm
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BY I. a kerby. Auctioneer.
7 NDEk AUTHORITY OF A DECREE

q
" Of tho Corporation Court Of tho city Of
Alexandria. in the suit Of Southern Protection
Insurance Company vs.. Ann L. Harper, enter
ed 81 its April term, 1877, tho undersigned com
missioner will sell by public auction, at the troAs
of the market building, on Royal street., Alex
1877, tho following described property, to Wit
"A LOT OF GROUND in tho city Of Alexan
dris' bounded rs follow, 10 wit: Beginning on
tho west side Of Alfred street ut tho north cornor
o: ". Ii. Muirs line, III iioct 10 inches from
the intersection of Alfred and Queen streets, and
running thencn rthwnrdly a1i fronting Oh
Alfred stree. j. fee. inchos, and extending
wosIwardy from Alfred street towards Patrick
street 70 fec. moro Or Jess, with all the Nppur
tenancas thereto belonging"
Terms o! sale CASH
Oh ARIES e. SrUART,
up l5-1ls Commissioner of Sale.
&s.- The eho.a sale he: been postponed until
Juno :3i my l0-ts
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LEGAL NOTICES..

SIlRGINIA: In the Clerks office Of tho Cor
Y noration Court OF tho city of Alexandria,
on the lst day Of .iuno. 1871.
Cornelius Jacobs and Charlotte Jacobs his
vito Arthur II. Ycatman and Sarah Eliza
beth Yoatnlan, his wife, Eud0cls Emerson
sey. his wife, against Lonis Muller and
Eudocia g. MulIer his wife; John A.
Ayers and Mary Ann Myers, his wife Will
liam A. Myers and Georgeanna Myers, his
wife Henry 4. Myers. AMMO r.; Myers,
Margaret A. Higgins and Charles W. Frat
and Emily +. Pratt his wife, and John Loath-
3rland administrator with tho will annexed
Of Charlotte Jacobs, deceased. In chanccry.
Mono The object of this suit ls to obtain o
decree for tbs partition in kind or salo OF tho
real estate in the city Of Alexandria, Virginia,
OF which Charlotte Jacobs, lslo Of the said city
OF Alexandria, died seized and possessed and
the distribution Of tho proceeds of sAln III soid)
ton to their respective interests therein, and
also for the settlement Of the account OF John
Lcnthrrlund, adn l.. with t1c will annexed OF
Charlotte Jacobs, dnccGs2d.
The defendants, Louis Muller and Eud"cIn
G. Muller. his wife; John 4. Myers and Mary
Ann Myers, his wife. Willi''m r. Mye,S ana
Gooracanna Mycr: his wife; Horny Il Myers,
Annie H. Myers, Margaret A. Huggns and
Charles ". Frs,. aad Emily l.. Pratt, his vito
not having entered their appearance ana
given security according to the act of As
scmb!y and tho rules Of this Court, and II
appearing by affidavit that they are not resi-
dents Of this State it is ordered that the said de-
fcndants appear hero within one month after du'
publication Of this order, and DO what is ncces
sary to protect their interest in this suit ant
that Il copy Of this order be forthwith in5crtG2t
in tho Alexandria Gazette, a newspaper pub
1shed in tho city Of Alexandria, once wee'
ior four successive weeks, and posted at the iron
door 81 the Court House Of this city.
MORTON MAKfE, Clerk.
Albert S;t.2-t e u. )@ WV
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sgA CAnD.--To all who arc suffering lroIa
the errors and indiscrotinns vi youth, nervous
weakness, csrly decay losa Of MANHOOD Sc,
will send rocipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by 3 missionary in South America. Send 4"
solfsddrossod envelope 10 the Rev. JOSEPH i
INMAN, Station d, Bbls House. New fork
city, lob u~enS"bm
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y SOUND SLEEP SECURED.-Thero is
nothing that inLcrieros with needfnl repo5c at
night moro than q hacking cough. Edwards y
Hutchinson's Wild Charry Pastiloa will give
you rolies, and caro- Colds Coughs, Bronchitis,
Hoarsoness and Sore Throat. fob 25-oo3m
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES WhF DGRdI
meut, once ofthc CAhf Signal ONer'' EaS'
,n0ton. d g.. June 6, lS7I-io:3D a. NJ
F9r the Middle Atlantic Ststos lo@ followed BY
rising barometer, winds mostly from northeast
to northwosf, stationary or falling temper atriro
and partly cloudy CT cloudy weather with s;''''
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i1iNaI COMMERCE.

A.f.yoi-- Eoals " Gregory. W MrLris, n
gatiCrd, " Il Boil, } = Alexander, Iho1
isilo ard 4 J Cl.r: to Al!oricsn Coal %.
ijcpaitul- 6ost5 & s5egarson, l. LameA, y II
Anderson. i 4 Uhlor, Il /. Bolts. w Gregory.
j " Morris. T 4 German. d. Stanford and
/. Bell,
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as,,- TEETH, if not kept clean, s)on decay.
Young people, rnmembor this. Usa daily
THURsTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER 1t will preserve them through life.
Sol ~ druggists. 25c per bottls. fab 21-ly
say-HARD TINES demand economy. prac'
tjce it. RonOvsts your soilod Glove: with jOU.
VEINS NODORLESS KID GLOF Il
CLEANER II will cleanse them thoroughly
Sold by druggists. q cents per bottle
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LOST AND FOUND.

{NVEDOLLARS REWARD-Strayed from
s. Cameron Mills on the night OF Monday,
June 9th, a large NO. HOkNED cow, sroek-
ed white and rod or roan--n springer, near
csyinE. will pay the above reward f?r her
tetUrn, CT Tor information As to where ! can
it'd her. lie 6-lw] ROBT. f. ROBEHlS.
1htEkANTS APERIENT, Boderner's
4 Aperient, Wyelts Prepared Rennct, 5000
Gent, Palmers Cosmetic Lotion and Llebig's
Extract Beef, just received and for sale by
JANNEI s. Co.. Druggists,
itG % and ii5 King street.
i FULL LINE Of COLGAThS TOILET
"a SOApS-Wo nsmo in part; Cashmere
Bouquet, Turtle Oil, Oatmeal. Nonpsreil. Muir
,,:7y, Hotel, Century. Brown Bath, Palm. Sayin
sanitsire assorted &c. &c, and for sale low by
jaG T. w. AVERY, 2!G King st.
WILSON'S COMPRESSED BEEF, for
w execursionsts. in two and four pound cans,
:95 sao by
jos GEO. McBURNEI & SON.
TANNED SALMON received and for sale
" b. f. j, DAVIDSON,
my 81 147 King street.
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MEssRs. TAYLOR & HUFTY, whose ladtcs
and caniamcns furnishing emporium, 10
Washington, has become SO renowned, adVer
tise ia to.day's Gazette one OF the largest.
finest aud most varied assortmc1ts o! ladies'
belongings, dresses aud outfits, that cat be
found in auy city 10 the couory, and at prices
that bring these articles within the reach of all,
the figures 10 most cases being below what the
material, without making up, costs. An e8-
animation of their stock will bear out all that is
said of it.
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TIE OrrMAH CASE -The attachmcut Of tie
Unirj States vs.. Wtn. II. Oitmau, bv1voG
the con,rrl Of some $4,000 now on dcros: TO
Otwau's credit in Alexsudiis, aud claimed 10
be part ci the ST. O0 package stolen from
the United States treasury in 1873. was ar,
sucd aud submitted to Judge Hughes, hoEdlGg
the Uuited States Court hero, some weeks ago.
That court has adjourned without having elc'D
auy decision. aud it is now probable that 10
decision will be given until the uext term. The
attached fund meanwhile remaios iotati.
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Real Es:n.e Agents and Aucttonocf5.)
sVUMMISSlONER';5 SA LE-By virtue OF Is
" decree Of tho Corporation Court Tor the CITY
q Aloxandria, Va rendered st lta May term,
ISL II. the chsucory cause Of E. Z. Do%nhsm
j. Co. W. " Lcary {. al the undersigned cam
missioner therein named, will sell, by public
auction, on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF June,
1877, at II o'clock m, in font Of the Market
House, on Fairfax street, tho following proper
". 10 wit: The LOT OF GROUND, with the
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situated N shid
city, and bounded u: follows: Beginning on the
west side Of Alfred street. betwean Cameron ana
Queen, At the north line OF Mcqeg1S lGi, Ga.
landing themes westward with McVegh's lot
and parallel TO Cameron street 30 leet; thence
rorth parallel to Alfred street u! feet thence
est 20 feet to Allied street; thence south WIN
Alfred s:reat to the begn Wth ,ae fIsh1 %
WAY over IN alley two coi IN wIdtn ica Ing my
a Ior~a- nlirv attending from Alfred to PatrIcii
''t'''' CHARLES Z. STUART,