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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27
Coal.
UNIVERSITY MINES


THHE Coal from these mines, formerly
Il worked by II. II. Roberts, now leased
by the Undersigned, is thus described by
Commissioner kilebrew, in bis Special Re-
port on the coal-feld Of Little Sequatchee
and the Cumberland Table Land
"There is found nowhere in the State
coal supeiior to this as a crate coal. 1t is
free burning, very hard and eubical. It re-
senbles the best Pittsburg coal. II is deep
black and shiny and shows beautiful lam
mated appearances. II will weather almost
as well as limestone rock owing to its free
dom from Iron pyrite. For transportation on
Railroads to distant markets, or for use on
steam vessels, there is none superior to it
anywhere"
w. o-o ,,-anoroI 10 fu~0;Dh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

TeIe1raDhic Summary.

President Grant denies the report that he is
to be made president of the inter oceanic canal.
He will visit Europe for relief from his abors.
Elizabeth, N. j.. suffers by the financial
troubles of the New jersey Central Railroad.
The six thousand laborers employed there by
the company either have no work at all or
work on half time at half wages. Good me-
chanics who formerly got 500 anil S75 month
DOW receive only S35.
One thousand barrels Of Saugamon whi>keg
were seized in New York yesterday for fraud
in the gauging.
Thosmas Dufcy, member Of the MolIie
Magures, will be hung at Pot!sviIIc on the
4th OF April for the murder Of officer YOst, cf
Tamaqua.
An election will be held on March 18th 10
fill tho Congressional vacancy occas oLcd by Alr.
Ben. Hills election to the U. s. Senate.
The Governor of Tennessee has signed the
resolution postponiDg the payment OF interest
on the State bonds.
A deputy marshal named Van Hendricks was
shot and killed by an escaped prisoner uamed
Hub Garmany 10 Grecnville, S. g., last Mon.
day.
F. S. Lathrop, Of New Jersey, was to day
appointed receiver Of the New Jersey Central
Railroad.
A. fire at Urbana, Ohio This morning burned
the railroad depot and number Of business
houses in that ueighbOrhood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
Tho Gaorrja DistjllerS.

ATLANTA, Feb. l4.-Lieut. Mcintyre halted
at niphtiali 10 Gilmor county. ntar the tannln
county line near Frog mountain, on Fighting
creek. While the soldiers were in and about
the tavern aud yard thew we're fired upon by
about thirty distlIlers. Lieut.. Mcintyre was
morally wounded, and the soldiers retreated.
Uourers were dispatched to Capt. Cook, who
Was at Eiijoy, seventeen miles from the place
of attack. Rcinforcemeuts were promp ly for
wardcd, and they again were fired into by the
gucri!las. \ private in Go. G, Second lntan
try, was killed, and Su lherland, revenue OH,
GER, vas wounded. The soldiers are waiting
for reaforcements from this place before pur-
suing the distillcrs further. None OF the
mountsineers we're hurt 10 any Of the fights.
They arc reported to be very bitter against the
soldiers aud revenue agents. Lieut. MclDtyre,
with some soldiers, had halted for the night at
a house about six miles from the place where
O'Grady, federal soldier, killed citzeo
named Emery about year ago. 1t Is thought
the attack was made to aveugo the killing OF
Emery, who has many friends in this neigh.
borhood. Lie Mcintyre leaves Wit; and
six children. His body arrived at Atlanta
Monday. and was forwarded to Chattanooga
for burial. The Governor OF Georsa will offer
reward for the apprehension of these men
and use all his power to have them brought to
a ;ria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
ahc Molly fIagHircS.

New YORK, Feb l4.-lu the trial at Potts
vile, yesterday, of Hester aud bis coutcderates,
Mct1ugh and Tuly for the murder of AeXaD
der Rca, Daniel Kelly, a witness, said he jnlned
the Molly Mcguire order 10 Scotland, and sub
scouentIy in WiIkesbarre in 1867. He after
ward uaitcd with lodge at Barney Doans, at
Big Mice Run, aud remembered Pat Hester,
the prisoner, having been ioitIated in Thomas
Douahuc's stable Hester became body master
afterwards at Locus, Gap, where the witness
net MclIugh aud fully; McHugh was county
delegate for Northumberland county, when
Rea was murdered 1t was the regular business
of the body master to obtain men 10 commit
crimes and make clean job Of what they uu-
dertork
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

During the session Of the u. S. House O
Representatives, yesterday, Mr.. Purman. radi
cal, made speech in which he started ou
with defense Of republican government ir
Florida, areuiog that the State vas never more
prosperous than since those who had beer
sheerneIy designated a. carDc: bargors had go
| cortrol OF tn" STATE gov rDmcnt
After speaking for some minutes Of the pros
perity of Florida uudcr carpet Gag rule, iIr.
Purman charged that in he lat election Presi-
dent Grant and the RarnbIic.p National Com
nit!ee had deserted the Southern Republicans.
They refused to send speakers into tic South
They assessed the Soub2rn d:mncr.ts fer CALL
palgu purposes and yet DID rot ave then a
dollar to help them along, aud the deserted
Southern democrats had to hear the leaders OF
the party in tho \ prn iuumlLc that Southern
republicans Should be left alone, because q unit
ed democratic South wyu,d make united re-
publican North. T;!r republican party bad
done all to improve the South, aud he vas
proud to be Il Ulcmbcr Of that party, bat ne
was bound to say aow. aud he did II without
fear of successful contradiction, that il the
last election Florida Was lost to the republicans;
the democrats carried tho State and the TliGen
electors were elected LApr!ause FROM the dem
ocrats. He could not agaiu look his Consti!u
ents in the lace u0icss he made this truthful
acknowledgements Whatever might be 'h"c3a-
81 qu"ncc, H. wpulri IL sast sr".k thc truh
aud be an hOnGst representative, ard re Was
bOuu! to dcncuUcc The Rcurn;Ag Boar! ?i
Florida a. utterly corfupt and unreliable. .ip.
plause. lie then charged tnai that board bal
manipulated the votes aod set ~ tyau il!eut
returns, and it Was ouIy by he leu pa. iuu o
judicial fun!:! rs that tie ou rag wuro aC-
complshcd. n Justification couli be offered
for the action Of that board Ia reference TO Ba-
kcr county aud wn"t 'ncy did there was bold,
INSCRIPTIONS { fort to dica' thc VIII OF the
people. lD Archer prcciCc NJ ,, ia Aiachu.
county, such frauds W re- pcrpctratcd a. to de
feat the election OF Glden hy more than 300
majority lie violated 20 p rsanal Cr.f}@a3a
10 saying ,nst he kcrw that Iawg,!i. oLe {.
he le'urnnr hoard, knrw Of 'i,, i,auls, guG
said he wcuii decide tht case fer !! 80 i l;ic
frauds wcr" pr0po:!y c.ytreI u, There eaa
not he doubt that tie Tii:G r..rlor> c.:r q
the State Of Florida; and cvaIy Mn 10 The
State knew il.
On ha , d.y Of ia. JanraTy, til. G.a!o-
cratic GrvcrGoF, Dew, va reIc-la,ty lo~ugti-
rated Al Tallahassee, eDl t!c i'urlnaal hau&cd
God thai Florida dlo! not present tic 81 c;acl?
u Two Governments, cHc'i craim,@g % ne the
righduI government oi the Sat" ct Florida.
Ii was not IN tie terrible raG4it!3l i the other
Southern States. NJ. I'ucM.n concluded ~
again expressing hi d3vylio1 20 ,herrpuDcau
party, arguing that nc mission Ut the party
had moi been accomplished 10 tho : nth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
RY TELEGRAPH.
Specini dispatches to the S'l%e''o'
From Washington.
TIE SENATE.

TIE SENATE.
WAsu1NGToN, ID. o., February l4.-ln the
Senate, day, among other morning hou ~
! business. the committee reported back the Oil
! FIR renewing the political disabilities OF 'jrn.
,J,s.rh T. johnson, Of Va, and the t!ll va
passed. 3 nnr
A Senate order for the printing OF 6,OOC
| comics OF the aulogirs of Senator a. 1. Capcr'
ton. Of West Va, was referred to the Commit
tee on Printing.
m and discussed at length, Mr., Booth, Of
| Cal making long speech.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House mct at 10 o'clock, but at QUO
| took recess ill H. ,...
4 hi to remove the political disabilities oil
John riIias0n, Of Nd, was passed by the &c
quisite two.th!ds vote. J,
4 bill amcuding the charter OF the Freed
| mans Trust Company, by pcrpeIuallog:, the
trust 10 Gaze of death or resignation; iaclta,-
| ing the operations OF the commission 10 "Iou'
inv nm i. affairs, and providing for the In
| vr.. man, q; amounts collected before The wind
| ing up Of the cOtcorD. was reported, Dul JULY
! ton being ma1o, i! was not considered.
The House then resumed the consideration
Of the report OF The Florida investigating eom-
; mittec, when
| Mr.. rhumpsnD, Of Mass, !cdepcEdcnt: viz
dicatcd the action Of tile lnaj OF n: Cum
mittce, anil showed how untalf'y the minority
! had acted, backing W. his assertions by the
most positive testimony, and ai'rDuied the
repor! CT he minority to moral degeneration
At the ,ucu.lon OF Mr.. lhompson speech
d vote was taken, resulting 10 tnG auop
,o, nr the rrpOri. which declares that the
riidrn electors were fairly and justly clcct'
ia Florida by vote OF ayes AZ noes 81
The House then went iu:O COMMITTEE or
the WhyIc on The Naval Appropriation bill.
THE rr pcropA1, COMMISSION,
r., ~ S.;,.a ma, o,1 ~ o,cIocl
l"e Hc''''"l Oon Az T"u,lsor o,,,olu5od
tnls holp'"s' WIZ ~ IL,
rs a'gn'h'o' on '''c uct NV: ",'o H. Tenn,
Al the cohr!u>''" % VI: I IT, -
bull, also Oh tn nH'nocra''' s'ue' Wv
Comml:sion IN a Ir:a' arEunHn'' snp"" w.
entire Ill 'ga"!F OF III" pn, y'
i''u>'"na ''SG'lvc ';.eGn' ill., rnnmonr r;t"I
Mr. 1rum'n'' during ny aI ar W'r,n, e" "nJ
,r,lu 'h,S !r"'u 'ne sp''G"'. - i',,,' a,r"rnl
IdnlunuS, ID 'he o"'iaI'' ~ "n.o" Wv WY
ly cr'IeisHd me Louisiana htu' NUM- no"'u'
and Stigm 'Iz d their former ac'S aS un"orlny
OF c7Gdenca "r the eon''ncF,'''on " ~" Eun".u'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
AUCTION SALES.
& SOMMlSSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES
" TATE.

4 VIII IL 1oCION Lho' SALE OF REAL EOs
W TATE.
Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court for
the county of Fairfax in the suit of Alexander
S. Grgsby against Walter S. Whaley, admins
traitor Of L. VI, Whaey, decd. ct al, rendered
at It's November term, 1873, tho undersigned,
CON II ssoners, will sell by public auction. at
ENirfax Court House. on the TWENTIETH
DA OF MARCH, 1877, Court dsy, the follow
ing described real estate:
A TRACT OF LAND. containing | II acres,
located on the south side of the Wsrrenton turn
pike on the road leading from Ceutreviile to
Fairfax Cour. House. with SMALL f.seAl
DWELLING HOUSE HOW occnpird by -s5fsl.
Thomas N urtaugh. Also a LOT OF LAND,
located in the west end Of CentreyilIe, containing
So acres, with substantial STONE HOUSE
upon IT, Also LOT containing 4! acres. stu
stod in tho village Of Centreville; has GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE upon il, q spring of ex
colc2t Water in the middle Of the lot, regarded
~ one Of the most valuable in the village, now
occupied by w. 5. Whaley.
Terms Of Sslc-So much cash in hand as will
pay the costs and expenses Of sale and the
amount due and unpaid on said lots the bai-
"Ecc in one and two years, with interest from
the day Of sale; the title to be retained and the
lard liable 10 resale upon default in either Of
the deferred payments.
Sale to take piHC" between II and 2 oc clock.
II. W. THOMAS,
T TH9NA + h MS2kE' s co~n%1sk'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
by rrlegrai.h.l

New YnRK Feb ID Stocks active and un-
.ott ed. NJ ,ncy Gold 1854 Governments
dni sna steady. Flour q4et ard uucn snged
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet and an
chanScd
3ALTlMoRE, Feb'y IA -V,rginin Is, deferred,
Z: VIryinss, consolidated. g.; do. ~ series SD.
Cotton firm ard quiet; rnlddllns i2sai2s riout
IRA demand moderate and unchanged. Wheat
quict and unchanged. Corn-Southern quiet
sad easier; Western dull and weak, but closer
,:rsdy; Southern white and yellow 62aoi3 :;
Western mixed spot ST; last half Fob 55s; Mar
81 April 51aj74; NJ ~ 57s; steamer 81. osts
sl"ndy; demand moderate; Southern prime ! I;
Western white illd3. Rye steady ut Io:!2
Clover seed dull and lower; good To prlm. 10!
SlU Hay-good grades firm; common dull
Al iroavy; Alarylan! md fennSyivan. prime
l5.Sl7 Cuttoo dull and nominaIly unchanged
Sugar quiet sad easier Vt liz WhiSkoy dull at
y J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
EOreiru News.

LONDON, Feb. IA belief 10 commercial
circles that war is inevitable between Russia
and Turkey gains ground.
The Privy Council has delivered judgment
adverse 10 the Direct Untcd States Cable Co.
John Morgan Cobbett. aud Arncdce Pichat
are dead.
A dispatch from Berlin says: 1t is expected
that Queen Victoria will visit Germany about
E,strr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
.i)I b

In Pitts ,re, Pa. on Satr day fob'y 10Th,
1877 Mrs. JULlEr L. EN,'Llnii, widow Of
the late William B. hngi:ii, III The Is,n ycnr of
her age.
In Baltimore, on the morning 9, F'hrHarr IL
GEORGE E Fl infant son of Geo. ii. and lmy-
gene A. s. Payne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
SsT fsrpen AZ Wise,

Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
G1OMMlSSION kRN SA ne Of VALUA A.
~ BE ZEAL E>TATE-Under authority
Of the decree of the Corporation Court OF Alex
andria in the suit of Gallagher VS.. Hodgkn, sd
rlnjst-Htor, Sc, passed at the January term,
49, he subscriber will sell, in front Of tho
Court House H. Brentsville, Prince William
county Virginis, on MONDAY, the 81 day o:
&pril, l577, NJ - M, the following described
property to Wit TWO HUNDRED AND
FIfTY-TWO ACRES OF LAND, near Dunn
fries; SIX LOTS in Dumfres and THREE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES
Of LAND Oh Bull Run-a.i in the county of
Prince William, Virginia.
Trims OK Sa!c-tinc third cash, ard the resi-
duc in lwo cqu.l iEslsjmrnts, payable annually
from III" day OF sale, with Interest on the defer
red Payments from the lay of sale until paid !;
tie deferred paymcat- u BE- secured by tho
bonds - the purchaser or IA &ha:cre with good
,ccurily AID tn" t:'9 :" b., retained un;!l ali the
payments .ru u!.au.
fyh 7.aots 5. G NEALE. Comm'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
Ely Harrison d. 0'Neal, Auctioneers.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
-I from John G. Motter to L. D. Harmon,
dsted Oct her 3lst 1876, and of record in the
Clerks office Of the county Of Alexandria, |
shall on fU GSDAY, the Goth day of February,
1877, At 10 o'clock q. M, sell by public auction,
In front e Harrison & o. Meals auction room.
40. IS Royal street. Alexandria, Va, ONE
SDRKEL FOH,t and ONE SECOND HAND
CARRIAGE and HARNESS. Terms-Cash.
feb loft l. d. HARMON Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

Flour is quiet, with fair receipts and limited
demand prices unchanged. Wheat ID active,
with sales At l52 for white, and 80, lol and To-
for red; offerings light. Corn is frner, with
increasing receipts; sales OF 33Ol bushels al %
for white and yellow, and 81 for mixed. Sm"ii
offerings of Rye and Oats, bu. no sales reported.
Country produce qu " at revised quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

II have used several bottles OF Simmons
Liver Regulator. and you may record the Tact,
that my feelings are 81 far changed that ca o
ca. heartily aud am more ike well man than
have been for years past. have suffered lcu'
years and am grateful! for reiIc.
j. RAFFERTY,,
"Periodical Store, 1906 Market ST.. Phila.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

BASE MUsIC.-ro be aroused irom sweet
and delicious Suniber hy eat screnadr, Is
90 a par with being annoyed IN church by the
steady hacking and coughing OF individuals
who neglect to take llr. Bulls Cough syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
I,Ocal lSreyifipS

There will be meeting Ct Old Dominion
Commandery, knights Templars, tonight
AT meeting of the Ladies Union Relief Suce'
~ held Lo-dsy, sever i contributions were re
crivcd among them fifty dollara from an un'
known friend
Arthur NJ Smith has been appointed post
n,aste- At Linden, Warren county. Va, vic'
VIM =. w alter, igDed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

Limits Asua Cure never failed to cure when
the clreciiuus were followed, nor Wrl''s Eurc ka
TO harden any set OF gums no matter how To-
famed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

ONA PLEASURE TRlp.-rhc Washington
Star of yesterday, says :-"Y esterday moruIDg
DIR. W. R. Vaughan, principal OF the Cupep,
or Female Institute, accompanied by some OF
his assistants and about tweuty OF the young
lady students, arrived here 10 visit the patton
al Capital They took quarters at the hobltt
House, ADD Immediately set about sigh: seeing.
They ,xp.ot to do the city to-day and to NOR
rev, and will return to their school to morrow
evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

ASH WEpN EspAY.-Ash Wednesday, the
first day Lent, WAS appropriately observed in
the Catholic, Lutheran and Episcopal Churches
to-day. At st Msry's Church the ashes were
blessed and distributed NJ the y o'clock loass
this morning Services will be- held At Grace
Church md the German Lutheran Church at
: so O'clock Tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

DKIME CAROLINA RICE and Dried Sweet
Corn at feb 81 RAMSAlS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

MIsSING.-Jamcs Campbell, a we'll kno wu
colored man of this city, started from here 90
the 3O.h ultimo, to walk to Ceatrevle Fairfax
county, where his wife was emp loyci: Since
tina, time nothing has been heard OF him, add,
as the body OF an unknown negro man, with
the face partly devoured BY hawks is reported
to have been found Oh one Of the road In Fair
fax, about that time, his friends here fear that
he has met With az untmey end. Campbell
Was favoraby known aud much esteemed BY
many of the white citizens Of this city, as a
sober and industrious man. He was one OF the
few coored men iu the city, who, from their
Investment with the right Of suffrage, always
voted with the whites.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

FIRE AT THE ARsENAL.-.As the steamer
C,ly OF Alexandria was making her hat.past
two O'Clock trip from Washington yesterday,
Mr.. Albert Fair, her pilot discovered that the
Arsenal wharf had been set on fire by spark
FROM passing steamer and was burning brisky
IT, at once gave the alarm with the steamer )
whistle aud shouted to man standing in the
grounds. Tie man became 80 much excited,
that Instead OF drawing wafer from the river TO
extiugush the fire, he ran with bucket 10 hts
hand all the way to the hy,irant in the middle
Of the grounds, and returning poured the wa
ter on TIE H.m2s; this tcat he repeated twice,
before he was brought 70 his Senses by calls
from the steamer. The fire was hnally ex.
tinpu;shel without uurh damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
,SIECIiL NOTICES.

Ga3"GNE,T UrRoAR AEouT CLorIING.--
Tn l,rgest stock oi Dvrrcnats AMI Suits bought
1t bankrupt sale Ia close ont. food NFcrcomts
from $50 upwards, including The worry best of
imported Chinchilias Bo."or:. korsoys, sc.
Gents Cashmere suits, consisting of Govt, Pants
and Vest, at 81 10; all wool Suits a. $50 and
upwards, Including the finest imported mate
risls; excellent Chidron's Suits, yeas, :i,2] /;
yours 81 -; years 81 %; years - = AID
upwards They mus: be sold quick al
:. UEALaAM's:
does - h:1g street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
!: AND BON DIS

AND BONDS
l. of the
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD co.
Nj persons holding Land Bonds OF the yir-
CHINA Midland T. Il. Co. are requested to fur
nI>h me 1T once with's statement Of the same,
wing the nuns Der, and denomination OF the
ho.ds This Information is necessary In order
"a carry OUT m important arrangement connect
Ell with ssid bonds
feb c-1w B. +. MALE, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

WINTER BLEACHED SPERM OIL and
w the BEST kERuSENE just received by
feb ~ L. s. LEADREATEk i BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

THE Coal TRADE.-The coming season for
the canal seems doomed to open, as did the
last one, amid troubles at the mines The
Cumberland AlIeganan says: The miners
are very much exercised over the rumor that
,bo connanics propose to reduce the cost Of
mining, and many anxious inquiries are made
AZ to the rate they propose and the price al
which the Miners Union will stick. We are
convinced that the companies, who have signed
an agreement to hold together, will not propose
"a rr,lnce 10 less than 81 cents per ton. Some
Of the companies are expected to MAKE the an
nouncemcn, to their employees on Thursday
xt. ,1,-,
The Ncws OF the same city says ~ Unless
somc change occurs in the situation reiailng to
the cal trade it is more than likely that an
other week will witness an almost entire sus
pension Of operations in our region As ~ ',
stated Yesterday this conclusion has been u'Iy
| determined on by nearly all the companies, anf
positive orders preparatory have beeu generally
issued"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

STEAMER MATrANo.- 1.-The steamer Mattano,
has been thoroughly ovcrhaaled and repaired
at Baltimore. aud will resume her trips on the
Potomac Oh the 26th inst She Is expected to
arrive from Baltimore on the 23i INST. The
gcuiaI and popular Captain, VIM. ii. Bylcs, is
expected 70 continuc as her comm ,ndcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14
gro. II. ROBINSON J
JND. Is. SMDnT, TrusiNns
THON As PERRY,

lEN IV---oNts
;,'' Tic above sale mas been postponed until
SATU kDAY, February 18th, At the same time
al i;!Scc feb lots
Wy VIRTUE OF \ DISTRAINT WAR
- rant sued nv o. &. Whittlesoy, osq., JUS
ticc Of the Peace Of this city, in favor Of Joseph
2roh.rs against the goods and chsttols Of NJ ID.
Bali, viii sell BY public sale. on MON PAY,
February 18Th 1877. vi 10 o'clock u. M. ri the
Sentinel building, Cameron street. tho following
property levied on BY me to satisfy tho said
warrant, viz:
One steam Engine and Boiler,
One Printing Press,
Type Cases, Forms, and Printing Material.
Four Composing stones,
One Cabinet and contents
Office Furniture, Desks, Chairs. &c.
Terms OF SaIe-Cash. r. r. LUCAS,
:cG %-.s Sergeant Alexandria city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-14

g@~ro BLADES. We have juSJ received
fine assortment Of Gcntlc:roas bors' ard
Youths Fine Toilet Slippers. suitable for the
holidays which vii! be sold at prices to snit the
times. dec o. " ABBEY, Il hlnE s..
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\vUTlCE-The annual meeting of the stock
~ holders OF the ALEXANDRIA LIBRA
Ky CO. will be hold vt the rooms OF the COM
psny, corner of King and Washington streets,
on MONDAY EVENING, the 18th proS, ut
AncIock. a punctual and full attendance OF
stockholders is earnestly requested.
M. SLAUGHTER, President.
! ! lANlESpS SecreLery. tu
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ALtxANDRIASS ABRoAD.-A letter recclV
ed flou Dallas, Texas, states that McssrS. Frank
Il. Addison, G. 3. Coleman and 9. B. Grlgg,
former Alcxapdrians, are living there and 40
ing well. The first named is local editor OF The
DAILY Commercial, Mr.. Coleman. book
keeper, in leading house, aud MIR. Grlgg ID a
drug store. They report themselves as being
much pleased with Texas.
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ROBERT PORTNEIs'S
VIENNA LAGER BEER.

EDrTLED EXPRESSLY FOR FAMILY
USE AND SHIPPING.
rhe attention of the public is respectfully call
So! to Il vcrv superior article OF Lager beer,
nrrwci from the best NJ ait and Hops, with the
g.oatcsl care for its purity, and puI up IN the
most convenient style with patent stnppers.
ilraltds or delicate persons eciA dcrire much
h.,.,ft from its use.
rice 81 per dozon-bottles to be returned.
Fox sale by the principal grocrra and restsu-
rants
Country merchants and dealers supplied at
the lowest rates Price List Sont upon spplica-
lion. ROBERT PORTNER,
feb If AlexanLria Brewery.