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STRAY WAITS.

City Council will meet this evening.
The Coroner complains of business be.
ing dull.
The robbery of market wagons is be.
coming very frequent.
Asbury M. K. Sunday School are OIL
their annual excursion to-day.
If this season proves as prolific of 9th.
er fruit as of strawberries We will have
an abundant yield.
Delicious ice cream and Strawberries
at the festival of First Presbyterian
Church, 10th and Market streets this
evening. Drop in.
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Fine N all Scissurp

". @a,a N Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Sy Naii lies, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
roI e. bhiNGH URST d CO.,
o'iher SIKH and Market SITS.
Fer the Bath.
siS IiSlSSsnes, SSes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
iG'1Isoaps iG1osod IN extensive variety. Also
fUfss, Inv Ps Straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
s3 fIIctlon ,ba Gloves, and many other
au Ihe same classes.
e. BRINGHURST Il CO..
corner Sixth and Market Sts.
"N' hiracuious Cuxe for Corn .
M. sss oOren remedy OF great popularity for
l. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Corn, Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
HARTFORD, CONN, May 81.
Prof. Albergnote, a teacher of French,
at High School, in this city, died at 10
o'clock, this morning, from an attack of
hydrophobia.
Two weeks ago the Professor was Sc
verely bitten about the hands and face,
by strange dog, while trying to eject
the animal from his Office. The dog was
not supposed to be rabid, yet it work
ed on the Professors mind so much as to
produce hydrophobia.
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Special Announcement !

AS the com binatlon on Sewing Machines
has been broken, and we have no more
royalties to pay the new American Sewing
Machine Co. has decided to.fix the price
of the American Sewing Machines at $50
and S35. Wewill continue to sell on the
monthly installment plan, and good note
The New American Sewing Machine needs
no comment as to its merits. so come in
with your orders as this is a fixed price,
Office 7l8 Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
j. H. PRIMROSE. Manager.
mayt4-lm.
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PERSONAL.

The Hon. John A. Kas IN, the new
minister to Spain, is visiting San Francis.
CO.
Hon. Hugh McCulloch, ex-Seeretary OF
the Treasury, is on visit to Washington.
Gov. Tiden will spend part of the sum-
mer at Newport with Hon. W. B. Law.
renee.
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. J Popular Excursion.

E.Heir anM, M; E. Sabbath schools win
F% PARK on excursion to CRIED
sse6 stea .he 1avorite excursion
n Ifrehch Street' Jho. A. Warner. To
,ISsnd will @ AGO., wharf at Z a. m A
aoWish n "noccompany the excursion.
nv paSs pleasant day come
|H%Se sc6olaI;sc 6is; children n! % cents, to be
||,Ssg Of the e%cs or at the boat on the
I'Fa-te ' excursion. H ''io
by the committee
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SCHOOL DISTRICT REPORT. Supt
Groves has issued instructions to the
Clerks of all the Districts in the State,
requesting them to forward to him a re-
port of the number of children in their
respective Districts, as enrolled, and the
number of pupils in average attendance
at school the salary of the teacher; the
value OF the property. &c. This he is re-
to the Governor.
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CHEAP CoAL.-It is stated that one
OF our manufacturers has purchased a
'aige amount of coal. and is selling il
to his employees at $3.50 per ton. This
is great reduction, and is very COM
mendable on the part of the gentle
man, in trying to save those under his
employ the difference between th at
amount, and the price charged at the
coal yards.
Coal at the mines we are told cost
including putting it on the cars 20
cents ton. The freight by railroad
cost from $l.60 to 50 per ton,
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Weather Report
INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNOON

INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 81.
For the Lower Lake region and Mid
die Atlantic states, falling barometer,
stationary or higher temperature, winds
mostly from southeast to south west, clear
or partly couldy weather, possibly occa-
sional showers.
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A NNUAL MEETING.-The Eighth An
n nual meeting of the stockholders of
the "Young Mems Loan Association" will
be held at the Office of the Secretary, No.
4O4 Market street, on Monday evening next
June 4th atty O'Clock. The Auditors will
su bmit their annual report and an election
for officers and directors will be held.
Attest; d. T. HAWKINS, Sec'y.
may3l-4t.
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"ANTED.-A middle aged lady woul Id
w like to have q position as house,
Keeper In respectable family. First-class
ref.rence II necessary. apply or address
N. u. corner Taylor ahd Wilson.
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AMERICAN BLUE OIL!

This OH cannot be III any tOhere but on the
WJCKI 1t will last nearly ttOice as long as
any other OIL and give nearly double the IL
31-It will BURN In any kind Of LAMP
~STOREKEEPERS are doing sceu by
selling It'll
1--WE tOant GOOD ACTIVE AGENTS!
EXCLUSIVE territory giVeTI 6-Send q. o.
n for a x6 90 Sample and TRY I'll
"AMERICAN BLU e OIL co."
q r.. cor Girard Ave d Germantown
apriy-w1y Road. Philadelphia. Pa.
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T OST.-Coming from the First Presby-
IL terian church to Second and Poplar
streets, Russia leather pocket book. A
liberal reward will be given for the return
OF the same to this office, or 406 E. Second
street.
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PLACK CASHMEREs.-DIrecl fr, m
~ the ip' r'orter, a full line OF Black CASH
meres al 75, SIN, S1.OO, S1.I2x, Sl.25, SI.Sx
1.60. These desirable fabrics are at low er
rices than we have offered for years, and
we recommend them for color and durabiI
lily w. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market Sfs.
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CHARTERED.-IheD bark Addte, which
was sometime ago consigned to Homer
Barry, of this city, has been chartered by
firm at Philadelphia, to take load Of
oil to Antwerp. Previous to leaving she
| will have new mast put in, and also be
thoroughly overhauled at the jackson &
Sharp Co.'S ship yard.
UNANIMoUsLY ADoP TRD.-At a met
ing of the Directors OF the New Castle
County Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, held yesterday, the ame endments
to the charter passed by the late AS
sembly, were read aud unanimously
adopted.
AsBURy ExcURsIoN.-The excursion
of the Asbury M. e. Sunday school
to, Silver Grove, N. j., left French street
wharf, at $3.50 o'clock, this morning, and
was largely attended. The excursion
first went down the bay, and stopped at
Fort Delaware.
BASE BALL.-This morning the Social
B. b. Y. of this city went down to
Odessa, where hey will play the Mu-
tuals of that place this afternoon. To-
morrow they go to Warwick, Md, for the
purpose OF playing the club at that
place.
CORPUS CHRIsTI.-To-day is the feast
day OF Corpus Christi, and Holiday of
Obligation. The Catholics usually OBJ
serve the day by holding service in their
churches.
In MoURNINe.-The depot and also
the locomotives ON the Wilmington &
Northern r. R., are heavily draped in
mourning in respect to the memory of
Collins.
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THIRD EDITION |!
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM OYER THE C.ABLE.
The EASTERN WAR
BY Telegraph TO the GAZETTE.

BY Telegraph TO the GAZETTE.
LONDON, May 81.
A despatch from Constantinople says
the Turkish Government announces Off
cially that Ardahan has been retaken by
the Ottoman forces.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-31
EIFTH ANNUAL EXCURSIoN
OF THE
Rehob th Beach C. N. Association,
TO REHOBOTH,
Thursday. june y. 1872.

RETURNING willIeave LEWEs at D. m,
This will allow six hours on the beach
affording ample time for bathing, or a
visit to Henlopen Light, The Life Saving
SurfaHd Bright Houses will be open for the
reception of guests. Dinner will be provid-
ed Tor the excursionists. Fare for the
round trip to Lewes and return, So. Tick
cts will bs good for five days.
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liz, and Com ssserr'si-

rruscToS, Dsl:, May y; q, 1 Is is77; :.
,ls.s SIS'A so' Clayton House Buiiding,
4 Vonel., at 12 NJ. to- iay; z ~
fplntkSS11, X QUOTATIONS.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-31

LIVES AND PROPERTY SAFE AT
LAST, TO ALL WHO USE THE
BEAUTIFUL
The daily gazette., 1877-05-31

VAGRANTs.-Tnis morning, Mayor
Whiteley sentenced Daniel McMann and
his wife TO sixty days at New Castle for
vagrancy.
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AUCTION SALES.

NJ JUSTICES SALE OF VALUABLE
J. ZEAL ESTATE IN STAFFORD CO.,
VA.-By virtue OF decd of trust executed ~
Henry {. Leo ana sally J. Lee, his wife. to tho
unders sEai, bearing L..o Apri, 18th, 1876. t.
srcnr: - Phillip \. Darnuile the pa ment oi
the SUN .; 80 0h, with ai interest thereon. and
GUY recorded III the land records of Stafford
c"unty, Flrginls, and Ut tho written request Of
the PARTIES secured thoroby, we will on WE'D
NHSDA !, tho 18th day Of July, 1877, at Il m.
OF that day, "iIr Tor sale by public auction, Oh
tho promises. The property conveyed by the
decd Aforesaid, to wit: A CERTAIN TRACT
o. PARCEL OF LAND, situate, lying and be-
ing N Che c"inty Of Stafford. in The State OF
Virginia, Cn the Potomac river being bounded
by snld river on tho cast. by Aqus creek and
B"ZS bra!ich on the 81 =, On the south by tho
lsnd Of :. Leo, und on g north by tho land Of
John Lee, containing by survey 5il acres and
= r"0Gs, being tho same land that was derived
by tic ssid Henry &. Ice undor the will of the
late A. Nj. Fll:huEh, OF Fairfax county, Va,
and btlAg part OF larger tract called Ark
indae, together with all the rights Of fishery
belonging t. the Ssnln Said tract Of land lies
on bath sides OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac X, / and about two miles below
Richland station
Terms: uno third Of the purchase money and
the expenses of sslo III cash; tho residue in notes
al tho purchaser 81 siN, twelve and eighteen
months. equal INSTRUMENTS. bearing Interest !roI
day Of sno. ana secured by a deed Of trust on
the property sold. & deposit Of $500 will be re.
Illired Of the purchaser ut tho time OF sao. Cost
of convcyancing ~ be paid by purchaser, and
terms t. be complied with in sc7en days, or the
property 10 b., rr3ud III thn COS. 81 tho default
IuE purchaser.
Il. LEWIS BLACKBOARD. Trrstaao
BF"' J. OARNElLLE, trustees
Stafford .tY. iv oats
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Local Bregities.

The FIRST new whest of The season WAS ohcrrcl
on Change this morning. It was ii twn small
lots; came from II. A. fundfurl Of King GaGrgc
county, Va, and WAS offered by McssTs. ThoS.
Perry and Geo. II. Robinson i Son. The
qualify of the wheat was not good. it having t"
consi iersbly amount Of smut in it. Tho price
obtained WAS Sl.62 perbushel.
A spring wagon contsining two Indies from
the country was run into on King strnrt. nenr
St Asaph, last evening by hack, wi!irh was
being driven rapidly down the street. One Of
the hind wheels of the wagon YVES carried away
and the vehicle let down, but fortunately neither
Of il' occupants was Injured.
General Alexander, Chief OF Ordnance in
Iongstrcet's corps Army OF Northern V'rg IL Id
WAS at tho Mansion House, in this city this
morning, and WAS called upon by many OF his
army friends
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THE BoATMEN's STRIKE The CuU bsrland
Aegsnian Of yesterday has the following re

THE BOATMENS STRikE.-lhe GumDsrlahd
Alleganian Of yesterday has the following re
gardpg the strike o! the caual boatnlcn:
ConfrmatOry of our report OF Wednesday,,
the boatmcn held a meeting alter leaving Point
Of Rocks and determined to stand to their
original danaui OF $ per too tor irelsht, and
TO tic UP At tie II Julie level, this side OF
Sharpsburg Most of those who have been
flrirhtug ut - cents per ton, aa we'll az lew
who received !. better price, have sIgucd al
agreement to The abore effect.
Several dispatches were received here yeStrr
day from boutmcn along the line, principally at
Wiliiamsport and Sharpsburg. One Of the
boatmen dispatches from the lower place to 40
agent here as follows:
JUNE 2S.--BIoekade gu IT mile level, aud
all the light boats are tied up there.
Another dispatch il as follows:
"JuNE 2S. 1t is impossible to gel pas. tie
ipht boats tied up on the IT MIL HgC!. They
blockade the WY aud say 10 boats shall pass
mp uutiI their demands arc complied with.
Doe Of the bOatn,au &ho has been rcceirIAg
4Dicents per too writes from Sharpsburg to
company here, under date Of 27iiI, As fol lows ::
II anu at home with my boat, aud oWlUg 10
the blockade caunot get any further. rs soon
as the way ia open | will be up. have made
ali effort 10 get through, Out canuu'.
From the above il will be aeeu that the al
vance boats have it in their power to stop nav,
iga,ion by drawing in line four abreast, and
forming 40 inscparahle barrier to any one pass
inp along the canal without permission. iloW
long they will be able to keep up the blockade
depends upon their ability TO sustain themselves
and stock, unless force should be used to break
up the blockade.
Some of the shippers here express wllhog
ness to pay advanced rates e4ualizlng the
lrciphts, while others take the grounds that
the competition with Easteru coal has left
them SO small margin that it would be rum
Gus to pay 81 per ton. Most OF the pressing
contracts have been filled. ard the loss result
| or from the present strike must fall principally
| moon the baatmen and the canal company.
The News says that o0ly six boats CLEARED
| Yesterday. None arrived, and tharc are very
few in port.
The Washington Star says: As yet not hln'
is definitely settled in regard to the strike o
the boatmcn for increase of freight rates. lh
coal wh!ch arrived this week is the last tina
was loaded before the strike, so that next weel
tho effects will be seen in the falling of OF re
ceipts Of coal.
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BOARD orALDERMEN. An adjourned q

matt
hoA1p VI "A LDhnNhN. An '''O'''
iug Of the Board Of Aldermen was held last
n;vht with 6ee mamhers nrossnt.
'Cha Rnvanne bill! was taken ur, the action
of The Common Council coucurrcd in, and the
hin naesrd without debate,
The ArnropriaI;ou bill was next taken up,
A.. Dnwnhan mo0a1 that the aupropra-
linn t,,r streets hc made 81 600, and s., 500
t - Ia annlied 70 the renaviuc i. Fling
.irno, I,rr;na
A., r. maCr tba AUGMENTATION for the Door
.xnnryn, 81 0m instrnd If So, 600. Carried.
h;s, r. r,ducn rho annropriation for repairs
=, ,l,,,,;, ,.ronor,g &,nn i,,rriaJ
Wh.n thr .,c,inn appr,Driatiup SGU, 900 for
r.. ;,,,..ro,,, -, no Jshf uos rrad
A., n,,.oh,,n ,nns,1 :, mako il $40 900
n. Sn,,''' ,,',eI - amend INV annropriat-
wi 'i, IN ln0 -, H., aid far IN.
t.r,s, - 2 nor crnt ner anoum
s - = ri iii ~, w.n, 10 renudiate
.on,i';nn. w. nnla uanta1 - ,cI orr creditors
a.! ''''!, w. '"', r,,u Inf wnnId
Cha' We "''' 'ot "'' ~ '", 80 l",' hnuovar
40 the D;S' we cou'"' II" "o"'>' "0'' "0"'''''
oppose tl'1 "m"nnotn'' n. c.,.,,, ..o,,.i
MT H'faHS' 'a''fto WI ''''''' ''''0'
''om n,N ,,, h,,n ,h, co,.
hF. v Hr'l "nu''u ~ nu' ~ "1 ,,v,s a. ~
pens Gou!o We" 10 '''''''' Iva
qu,I'o ny '1". ,;.,ll ,,o, ,.., & MY
'' ''''!' IT, '''" ';,' ',ia In wonl W. =, INV
.' u''' ''"> II,-', IL, ,,o,;,n
pr 'vu' .'.' ;e, 90, ,,.,', y, ,o),na,,
.'' I'i""S. I"'I =, =. a,,,il o ~, IrnuhI,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

l55. TO CHECK Observation-Disclosures is q
complaint that the human family suffer more
from at this time Of the year than from any other
and should be trested very carefully in orde: to
restore the bowels to their proper strength There
il vino made in Now jersey and sold by our
druggists, called Speo1's Port Grape Wine,
which is being used very successfully in Oar
rhea cases in fact it is conceded by chems its to
contain .iust such properties as gradually check
the fermerting of the bowels and add tono and
pigor TO the system 40 So to withstand the mlss-
mntic climate against these prevailing COM
plants The wine is rich in body and is al ex-
cellcn. tonic, keeping the functions Of the bowels
in their proper condition. Posi-
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LIBRARY EXcURsloN.-The excursion to
Marshall Hall given last night by the AleSau
dria Library Company was very epj oyabe at-
fair and all who attended expressed themselves
80 being much pleased The ride down the
river was pleasant the music good and the only
thing that marred the pleasure Of the occasion
was The disorderly behavior of few young men
who it was thong BIT knew better how to conduct
themselves.
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les- TEETH, if not kept clean, soou decay.
Ycuug people, remember this. ('ao daily
THU KSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER. 1t will preserve them through life.
Sold Ivy druggists. pc per bottle. fob IS ~
as"IiAnp TINES demand economy. trac'
tico il! Runovats yont soitcl Gloves viii 10Y.
VEINS IN o DO r /. 4 IS KID GI:nF h
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse thtin thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. . cont5 poT boitio.
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VA ILY E.YC OURS SO II :;


The lne steamer
CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT,
Captain Charles Entwislo, will, until turther
notice, make tri-weekly trips down the Potomac
leaving Hooe's wharf, lo9t Of Prince st., MON
DAYS and FRIDAYS at $40 o'clock =. III,
returning about o'clock p. III. Tickets % ct'i
children half price. ,,,,,
SATURDAYS the steamer will g. to II N Z I
POINT .nd POINT LOOKOUT. leaving
Prince street wharf at y. NJ returning Non 4,
dn about 5 30 o'clock u iii. Tickets 81 III
r .rin For ststerooms and berths enquire
O. a BRASS BAND will 90 on the
Pine .'oint trip. Tho steamer can be chartered
for excursions. ROBERT PORTNER,
o1G-tC Pres Pioneer Steamboat Go.
HOi FOR pINEY POINT. FORT MON
III. ROE. NORFOLK AND THE CAP ES;
Tho splendid steamer JANE MOSELEI viii
resume her SATURDAY NIGHT TRIPS TO
the above points, commencing SAIu NDA
EVENING, the 10th instant, at 8 80 o'clock
returning will arrive in Alexandria sbou! D 81
g. IN. Monday.
Faro-Round trip TO Pinsy Point 81; to aii
other points ST. Cali and secure sLaterooml
for this delightful trip.
Good Caterer employed. Piano on board
SAM'L. BACON, Prest.
ispI +. A. REED, Agent.
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RuE. A. KerbY. Aucll0neer,

No 81 King street, AIoAhnIFIH, VH :,
yy,vuS'rEE,S SALE BY virtue OF u deed .!
trusL rom Levi .Iynns. j.. TO me- dated tho
2I-t day OF December. l375, and Of record 10
Liber &, No. 4, D. I'll Of the baud records OF
s i" county, Va and At the request o!
the person thereby secured, | shall on MON
DAY, the J:h day Of Ju'y, l91l; al IL O'CLOCK
n ON tho premises, sell by public auction,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
with the improvements thereon, situated near
-Four Mile Run, in said county, and containing
FIVE ACRES OF LAND, tho same being til,
south hs:f Of lot No. ~ described in plat ana
certificate of survey made by Thomas ~. Caftet'
Surveyor, dated October -. 1874.
farms Of s5ale-Cash. Purchaser I" pay the
10 lie Louis e. PAYNE. Trustee.
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@s-MAsoStC NoTGcE.-Tho members OF an
drew jackson I.odg-, No. 20. 4. f. u y NJ,
arc hereby notified 10 meet ut tneir iodG' r'o'"
Lo.morrow afternoon, ut three (3J clock, shsrr,
for the purpose Of attending the funeral OF thelf
late brother, Geo A. Bossart. Members OF AL J.,
esandris Washington Lodge. No. -. and Ell
affiliate Masons arc iraternslly invited TO I"ln
u.s. BY 0rior of tho w. nj.
II JAS, e. ALg1AnDEs, Secretary.
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say- TO THE LADIES. I'VE have just reccls-
cd very largo and superior stock Of Low
QUARTER SHOES, in sll nE tho !ats styles.
They nre handsome md durable. III Sa
GOODS ARE FIRST CLASS, and they Will
DO sold for much lass than they can bn bought
elsewhere.
my1S WADDEI, ii King 81.
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romu OF AnMxsND.sIA, sUNE 80.

SuL rIScs............. IL Nj con riSe$...."' ~
;'.i sets ... ....... .'G High Watar.... W
ARRIVED
Steamer :,ue BALTIMORE TO } Brole!s 4 60.
,irlr Sunlight Boston, L. American Goa! %
,rhr Goo 4 H;dvcn, Washington. 10 Amer'-
can Coal Go.
Scar j u ln2rahstu. Washington. t. Am"f'-
:chr Nellie i;rnouici. Washington t" Amor
:!chr Mabel rn.n.s, A'iyns Point I" amer'
lcau Coal 20
Schr Lydia Mllalot,u. New London. to aui'
rrlc.n Cosl Go. :,
Srhr w Ii Roardman, Now York, t. John L
y &unw X 60.
;,lssmor Muttan1, Nnmiui. by Jos BroIefs
Co. -
Steamer j " Thnmpson l""iIard,""n, by
+ \ Reed . !,
Brig MstiIs, Brighton. by American t''
Company.
:iahr Geo X Hatch, Boston. hy u'npsh'ro X
baltimore Goa! Co
. &chr $ i Fooks, Boston, hy W Sm'ol.
Schr Agnes Is Bacon, Boston. BY American
Coal Co.
Schr Emma Crosby, Boston, hy American
Coal Co.
Schr " ii Hopkins. &ionington, BY AMERICAN
Coal Go.
;3rhr Grace Androwa, from Ge"rKat""'i.
MEMORANDA.
S,hr Montana ssilnI from Boston i'r this
sichr &saes Boyco, HENCE a. Boston :"",!h.
s3rhr WsAxNarvcl ssa: from Nav 1'ondon
,nr this port ESth.
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HsFNo! WILL Nor LEAVE TIE Cry
Times elsewhere being no better than here. l
have reconsiderei LILY resolution aud determin"
ed 10 stay, for which purpo2o have rented the
we'll known stand Of the late Robert IT, Wood,
SOUTHWEST corner Of King and Fairfax streets,
to begin there negt August. Meanwhile will
close out my entire fine Stock OF Clothing and
Gents Furniahings, comprising nice Plaid
Cassimer Suits at IS; Suite Of sill Linen Goods
81 so; Coats sll Linen % cents; Pants all Linen
IS cents. &C., &c, without lesarve, Therefore,
ali persons desiring t. pror:lra bargains will IL"
well to give lis call.
my 81 j. DEALHAM, 50 King street.
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CLAIM ALLOWED. --Cnuosel representing the
Orange aud Alexandria Railroad We're Ia coU-
suIlaion with The Commissioner OF loterDal
Revenue yesterday with reference to the labl.
inv 81 that rad to az trnm various sources.
The company rlaiGn it Is their right to BE- OIL.
lowed 10 Use AL! the net catniuga that were as
cumulatch Immediately after the war for re
storirg tic dapidatel CONDITION. OF the road.
81, as 70 briug it up to the condition 10 whloh It
was found when the las lazy gent into effect.
The question ia not pew one, having been be-
fore the Internal Revenue Office on several pre-.
vious Occasions, though 40 decision has been
rendered uutl now, when CommIssinnr RauD
has decided Ia allow the claim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-30

S1OTICE--}n accordance with Lhn raso luton
~ adopted at u rioeling OF the ondh"ldHra Ct
the Washington and ONO Railroad Company,
InI1 in the city Of Alexandria, on tho lath day
of .iunu 1911 tho holders ot thu G"ad3 OF the
Washington and Ohio HaiIros! Company are
reaunste1 WithOu! delay 10 Inform the under
s:pued Of the number 81 bonds hoL i; them
rn: usctiyely in the said company.
). g. NEhI.K. Chm. Com. Bondh"ldtrS
i.:1 Washington 81 Ohio t:aIIrosJ 90.
Leesburg pspeTs copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-30

JUMPED Ills BAIL. -GharIes Stuart, color
cd, of Washington. who was held 10 bail in the
Criminal Court Of tina. etty, in the sum OF
81, 500, for trial upon charge OF forgery. has
jumped bail and his securities are DOW REQUIRED
to pay the forleits, and arc auxiously requiring
for the absent criminal who, as heretofore noticed
10 the Gazette, obeylng the first law OF nature,
has sought safety in scclusiou amoOg the forests
aud Loes of Virginia. 1t is believed that there
are persons in this city acquainted with his
Whereabouts, but the reward being only lity
dollars Tor his apprehension, no serious effort
will he made to secure MS reclpiure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-30
BY Green & Wise,

lRoRl Estate 4 gonts and Actioneors.l
w ON THE SECOND DAY OF July,
Is, -, st l.: o'clock H.. in front Of the Postofllcs
nj Alexandria, H,., $4,000, more or less. OF
tho First Mortgage Bonds Of tho Aioxandris,
Loudoun and Hampahiro Railroad Company
or so many Ms may DO sufficient TO realize the
sum Of 50, 5DiI and coats Of sale.
10 l3-ts CHAS. r. HOOFF.