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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

wHALEsHIF Al LAHAISA-Tbe steamer reports
the Am. whAler Osm1Rli, Capt. Osborne. as lying
At LahAins. with 500 barrels oil on board.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

NoLrE, at the Old Corner has sent us a speci-
men bunch Of his late importation Of New ManiIas.
Wsfnd them a superior article.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

SAD ACCIDENT AT LAHAISA.-Mr. DOugherty
whilst engaged in painting on the outside Of the
Catholic Church ~ LAhsina on Saturday last, fell
from a platform and was killed instantly. lie leaves
q widow and SIX Children.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

NAVAL NEws.-FrOm amongst a list Of naval
items of interest kindly handed us by a friend. we
have only space to note that p. A. Paymaster
Harris at Honolulu is to be relieved by p. A. Pay
master Carmody and that the Pensacola win not
be here for some time, as she is expected at San
Francisco from Central American and Mexican
ports in the latter part of June.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

4 NHALEsHiF Al LAHAINA-Ibc steamer reports
the An. wbAler Os=anli. Capt. Osborne. as lying
at LAhAina, with 500 barrels oil on board.
SAD ACCIDENT AT LAHAISA.-Mr. Dougheriy
whilst engaged in painting on the outside Of the
Catholic Church 81 LAhsina on Saturday last. fell
from a platform and was killed instantly. lie leaves
a widow and SIX chiIdrsn.
trHE FT;ead, Of this month. contains another very
Interesting letter from Geneva. from the pen o. the
son Of Rev. DR.. Damon. The young gentleman
In question is at present Oh bis travels In the old
World, and appears TO be passing bis time in a
very entertaining way for himself, while the peru
sal OF bis accounts OF the places be visits Affords
much pleasure to bis friends here.
THROUGH the courtesy Of the Commissioner and
Consul Of France. Mons. Theo BAIlieu. we have
received 4 Little pamphlet, published At Paris and
London. entitled " Round the World in $40 days.
including ak months Of inland exeursions.' Sc.
The voyage is organized by La SOeisfs dsS Poyagss
d efudss GEloBr d. monde, composed Of some very
distinguished Frenchmen. The departure Of the
FIRST batch Of travellers is fixed for the Slst May.
1877. from MArseilles, touching at various ports
sa route, including Honolulu. where they are 10
arrive during October next, making = stay here Of
six days. during which they will visit the volcano.
Our want Of space prevents a more extended notice
Of this projected PsriPlas.
VIZ ACKNOWLEDGE the receipt, with thanks, Of a
- Prospectus OF the Mexiean Pacific Railway, Che
great natural route between Europe and Asia),
and Of the Central American Railway, (the great
natural route between North and South America.
With a general account Of the history. geography,
government, resources, people. climate, &e.. Of the
States of Southern Mexico and of the ReDublics of
Central America. Illustrated with numerous
maps and engravings. BY Leon Lewis. Protector,
Builder, and Proprietor The Prospectus is
backed by a beautifully executed map Of Southern
Mexico and Central America. There is also a
Spanish translation. We notice a passage: "Leav-
ing Acapulco for the East Indies, China or Japan,
via the Hawaiian Islands, &c" From which We
are glad to find that Mr.. Leon Lewis has not left
US out in the cold. in his plans OF future Pacific
navigation. Mr.. Leon Lewis is also a contributor
to the NeIo York Ledger, and we observs in that
journals issue Of March 24Gh the opening chapters
of a novel from his pen entitled 4" The Centurion's
Mission or, the Spy OF the CataeOmbs. Tale OF
the Mysteries of Ancient Rome, by Leon Lewis"
Judging from the outset, Mr.. Leon Lewis novel
promises to be very entertaining. especially for
readers Of classic taste, who may have loitered
among the ruins Of old Rome-as Mr.. Lewis tells
us that he has done. We thank him for his fayors
by last mail, more particularly as he is an old sub
scriber, and wish success to his plans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

A LONDON Telegram, dated March 3rd, to Aus
tralia, states that the p. NJ. S. Co. intend to put on
a line of steamers between Great Britain and Aus
tralia ria the Cape of Good Hope. If such be the
case, We think it high time for them to change
their name! A cross steamer from the Cape to the
River Plate would then be a further extension Of
their enterprise, we think, in a profitable direc-
ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

IMPROVED SrOcK.-By the DiscOUsryn which
arrived from San Francisco this week, Col. C. II.
Judd imported a thoroughbred bull, "OxfOrd
Duke.'' calved June 10, 1876, Every large for his
age) at San Jose, bred by Coleman Younger. He
was sired by "Oxford Lad, - 1888, (American Herd
Book, vol 10, P. 296) out of " Bonnie Belle by
g Richmond 1875. by the same vessel. Mr.. C.
H. Alexander of Haiku, East Maui, brought a fine
stallion of the /" Morgan 4" breed, twelve pure blood
ed bucks from the well known Berkely Ranch Of
Mr.. WOOlsey, and a large Kentucky jack.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

THE FLAG of the Republic of Chile, South Amer
lea, was hoisted half-mast high yesterday at the
Consulate of that Republic in this city, as q token
of respect on the part of the Consul for Chile at
Honolulu, c. S. Barlow Esq, for the memory of
the late Senior Ygnacio Zenteno, Charge d. Affaires
for the Republic of Chile near the government of
Washington, whose demise took place on Feb. 9th,
1877, in that city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

THE ROYAL COMMISSIONERS returned on Saturday
last on H.. b. NJ. S. Fdntome, from their tour of
Hawaii and Maui. The official report Of the Com
mission will be published shortly. Yesterday
morning the Commissioners, consisting Of the Min
lister of the Interior lin the place Of the Minister
of Foreign Afairs) the Minister of Finance, and
James Makee. Esq. left the city on the steam tug
Pele for Eva, en- route for q tour of Oahu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

An INTERESTING brochure has been published in
French, on the Darien Isthmus Canal Scheme, with
the title: Canal hnterOcednigue sans ecluses nj
tunnels, a trdUerS le territOire du Darien entire les
Coles dUraba ct de San Miguel (Efdts UniS de
Colombie) 1876, Paris. The English title of this
pamphlet is SO Inter-oceanic Canal. without locks
or tunnels, across the territory of Darien, between
the Cults of Uraba and San Miguel Omitted States
of ~Colombia.) South America. A very accurate
map yon a large scale. shows the locality where the
projected canal is to be cut.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

KAPIOLANI PARK.-A visit to this suburban
improvement reveals the fact that since the organi-
cation Of the association its officers have not been
idle. a gang Of laborers has been constantly at
work under a competent overseer laying out the
grounds, planting trees, digging trenches, etc. A
circular race track OF a mile in length, occupies the
middle of the Park, and a broad avenue, sixty feet
in width, circuits the eRtire grounds, intersected
by numerous other drives and walks. A number
of thousand young trees, consisting Of algaroba,
monkey pod. inga and eucalyptus, are most Of
them are doing we'll. 1t is proposed, we hear, to
have the race track completed in time to ensure
a good gathering for races aud other amusements
on the coming national holiday, June IIth.
Kapiolani Park is bound to be a great success,
and the time is not far distant when our citizens
will be proud Of it as a place Of popular resort.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

THE EASTER FESTIVAL was observed by all the
Foreign Churches of this city, each in its chosen
manner. The Congregational Protestants by floral
decorations and praise services, the Roman Catholic
with its splendid ritual and p~rofuso decoration, and
the English Episcopal equalling in impressiveness
and outdoing in aoral attraction. On the eve Of
Easter the latter church was decorated by gentle
hands in q rich array of flowers, and at the early
morning service their perfume pervaded the house
Natures simple and pure Offering of incense to
the risen Lord. The services in all the Churches
throughout the day were well attended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-07

From MAu1.-A correspondent at Makawao,
under date the 1st instant writes as follows 'The
cane fields look finely up here. II April brings
rain we may look for a good summer but so far,
but little rain has fallen on the forest land and
sources of water. The big Ditch is forcing its
way high up in the woods, and promises to be done
in July. On dit, that the Royal Commissioners
will approve of another waterway, makai Of the
present ditch, by which they hope to lay many
acres on the plain under water. To do this, they
would have to go a good way to windward. . :
. We are sorry to hear that the health Of Honolulu
residents is not as good as in former years. 1t
would seem as though it were about time that the
{ : city'' shonld be organized with a government OF
its own. After all, Maui can be depended on as q
life and health-giving resort, and we expect that
each year will see more summer visitors here"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01
By Green & WISE,

GRoal Estate Agents ana Auct.ona.ra.
STEE' : SALE OF VA LII ABLE
Il REAL ESThTHEy virtue o: p docd OF
trust executed by L. q. &wmine and vito and
Stephen Swain, dated or tho %Ist day of Decem-
Der, 1875, and duly recorded in Iibor No. E,
page 81, Clerks Office, city Of AIoxnhdrIa u"
undersigned, trustee thereon named, and =. inc
REQUEST Of tho PARTY secured by said decd, will
otter for sale by puo.ic auc:loa, on :5AFJR
DAY, the 25i Jay Of Iuno, 1871, % no prem
iscs. at II o clock III , the l.VT Or GkGU II
with tee improvements thereon, ai!usta in !
bounded IS follows: Bog inning - feet ! !nchos
north Of Cameron street, and rt.Hning thcrc"
north on Royal street If f"". Il incfe,: thnnco
cast parallel to Caihsron street Al Ice! y inches
thence south parallel to Hays! sir .et III feel j
iochos and thence west to tIc beginning.
Terms OF Sale: One third in cs.h tic rea!dla
in six and twelve months with intsrc.t 1t TX
per cent; the doicrrel Payments I? bc secured
by Il mortgage on the property. ConVoyHncihl
ut The expense OF tho purchaser
nv 25-2sw4w CHAS. +. BAAk. Trustee.
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iRDP0SAL$.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS-Sesl.
~ ed proposals for the erection of the mason-
ry and super5tructure Of q BRIDGE ACROSS
OCCOQUAN RIVER, between the counties Of
Fairfax and Prince William, at the village of
Occoquan, will 10 received by the undersigned
commissioners, until SATURDAY, the 9th day
Of June, 1877, III noon, when they will be opon-
ed at the Tontne House, in tho city of Alexan-
dris. Proposals are invited for al iron bridge
205 feet long and IL feet wide IN the clear, with
out centre pier, and else for Il Howe truss bridye
OF tho Same Dimensions sid with centre pior,
tho masonry in either case to be Of heavy rub
bo' laid in cement up 10 high water mark and
from that point up in lime and sand, and the
flooring to BIZ Of first class white or box oak, -
inches thIck, and tho other timbers 10 be Of
North Carolina heSrt pine; tho iron to be Hrst
class bridge iron, and in either case the bridge
in addition to it's own weight, with The factor Of
safety Of ivn. Wrought iron to be used IN ton
sion TO be worth fifty Two thousand pounds 20
the square lach OF section Wrought iron parts
in tension not TO be strano1 beyond ten thous-
and pounds TO the square inch hy tho comb
load Abovo specified, and the bridge to be tested
by the specified load before being accepted.
Payment will Do madn ~ the counties Of
Fairfax and Prince William 90 follows: One
fourth Of tho contract prico Oh tho delivery OF
the necessary material on the 9round ono half
of tho remainder in thirty days attor the COM
pllt.On ana acceptance OF LuU WOTh, ailu Iup IcS-
iduo in sixty days thereafter. Tho position and
Ciinlcn:Ons of the masonry and centre pier will
he marked out and shown to persons desirous
Of biddng FOR the work on application to Doctor
John $. Powell: at Occoquan Bids viii be
opened anc RAD out in tho p7es9nca OF tho bid
dera They should DO endorsed "Proposals for
building p bridge across Occoquan river and
DO addressed to either Crawford Gushing, Cath
arpin 2. o., Prince William county, W., or
Frank Wooster, Fairfax G. II Fairfax county,
Va. The commissioners reserve the right to res
ioct any or all bids not deemed satisfactory.
WILLIAM UNTER,
FRANK WOOSTER,
Commissioners OF Fairfax county.
CRAWFORD CUSHING.
Jos =. REID,
JOHN 3. POWELL.
Commissioners OF Pr William co.
!uf Saw N
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Hs':;. ND ga EN-.

B=g"W EAKi.y AND SICKLY PEHS"&S. lazy
persons VITO ar, TcsK an! scij II mis- So .>''il
Of the yrnr arc Is. : !us. - knew what Will ~
stora thor he.il!. IL ga, Lately been found by
experience lhst n, use If $poera Pot Craze
Vino is Ole Ct The best Restorative known.
Physicians, cicryyn.an nj t.msoran:o sdFs-
Gates should encourage the use Of P,rt Grape
and thus aid the cause o; Temperance and mod
Grafton. Iii; especially rcc2ommerded to ism'l'
properties Medical mon certify to its valuable
powers Mr.. Spetr his been for years engaged
in Tho raising Of grapes and pcrecting this wine,
and i. requires four years process before it is
lit for market - n. 7. Baptist.
Our druggists h.ve procured some direct from
the Vineyards !! il excellent f)r iolnalGs os-
pHciaile fer ,ioso with nursing infants. >.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

IsprCI,L DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES ~ il'
WASHINGTON. june /. 1871.
Th, Cabinet uet at noou 10 day. aDd II Is
understood that their discussions we're a'hos'
entirely 10 relation to the strictly business mat
tcrs Of the Government
member Of the Cabinet said the othef
day: 1T is useless to talk of the business ooD'
in the Cabinet. The DewspaIer have It sew
eral DAYS 10 advance Of the meeting lnoeeo,
if they ouy published what actua''y '!' r '
IN the Cabinet nobody YOU'D fean ~ ~. -
would be tame recital OF government nriv
tine attractive to nobody, and intcres'lOS o"''
10 those Immediately concerned
TIE GOVERNMENT FINANCES
The Treasury Department reports the uebl
statement for May. This statement shows
reduction Of the debt OF S6,9Sl ,2Il.S3 ou f.n
tho month, The reduction from July ISL 1917
TO date is $50, 0G2, 002 62 ~ , ,,,.
rhe psyments made by the U. 5. treasury
for Nav we're as follows:
Civil and Miscellaneous, sa'9ni' on cG w.
War, '', "a -.
Ns'y, ma M t1& f.
la:c,l1r
ro,,, sll,j22, SIG. 50
THE 20 rorrcE AT ASHLAND.
Uoe Of the lesser fights which has bee" 70
n, on for soran time 10 reference to what used
20 be called "the spoiIs, )" hut which, 10 the
new dialect Of the day, (which has Il knarE 81
cLaucinr names without altering things Is
rsllnL row the civil service. terminated to-
day. President Hayes decided to rearpoint
Mrs James postmaster 0! the Ashland post
office, which is worth over $ ,OGO per anhun'.
Mrs. James, husband was at one time a
resident OF this CITY, but lived afterwards an1
Owed ,cal estate ocar Ashland. Her sou was
one OF The most effective postal agents ever ID
the civil service, aud was some years ago
made examiner and instructor OF postal agents
at New York. On his way to New \ ork, after
visit 10 his mother, be was killed in the mail
car ucar Philadelphia BY railroad accident. II
va, thought that he loss OF her sou IL the post
al s,rvin, gave Mrs. James special clam,
which has been reCog1lzai.
VIRGINIA NoTE..
\ nnmber OF compIains arc coming 10 10 the
ii. S. Government from various portions oil
Eir.iua that postmasters have not paid the
mnury due to CONTRACTORS for the first quarter OF
the present YEAR All these complaints will be
ine csleated.
The people living near Sunny Side postoiflcc,
Va, have made application for an extension ii
their mail.
The cases OF thc Norfolk, Lyuchburg aud
Petersburg possibilities, which have been lying
10 the liecou holes for some time, will, it is
expected, be acted upon either 10 whole or il
pa,t next week.
It is rcntrGcd here that Mr.. Mckcrzle ADD
Col. MoSby are using their Influence to have
Mr.. Early, democrat, appointed postmaster
of IynchburE.
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BY lironn g MiGO.
ny N'INC'E % " 60
GRaal EstaLO Agents end kucti0Gne!S

Real Estate Agents GnI hucll0Nno!5
VALUABLE KING STREET PROPER
Y TY AT rURhiC SA LH-Eha undofalGh~
cd will offer for sslo by puoi'r Auct!on, On tho
promises bclow manLpl"l, on SAfu kDai.
ts 9Th day Of June, 1871, .. T. . clock III, Gao
THREE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE
Nos So IL aud Al! King street, and tbs I'll Rec
STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE on Fsyetlc
alley, in the roar Of tho ssmo, under authority
IF two deeds Of trust, oDo OF which Is dated July
lst, 1856 and is recorded in llDo5 Z, No. ), pagd
.i39 and the other dstnd November 80. loo1 70.
corded in liber Y No s. folio loj, land records
Of Alexandria county, Va
Terms Of Sale: Ono fourth cash. tic ru'halhd-
er at ono, two and three yaAr5 "ith interest, to
be secured by tho BOMBS Of the purchaser and 4"
deed of trust on thr property IL" purchaser ~
pay the taxes !o7 lSiT MI 81 the 21;:: "i trans
Ter Of the tito ~
Audrey JhMiE&D&.
49,. IA nnL, Irrl:tnn
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COMM KCIAL.

Tho condition Of monetary affairs Is without
noticeable change for the better; indeed, the
stagnaton is, if possible. more apparent, and
the reduction Of the banking capital Of the coun-
try which is now taking place is one Of the most
positive evidences Of the lessened volume Of
commercial and industrial transactions that
could be afforded. Ecven banks in New York
Layo lately reduced their capitals IN the sggre-
cato 81. .0)0, some being among the oldest OF
the financial institutions, and undergoing q
reduction o! moro than ono half The capitals in
souo cusea The samn process of the reduction
Of banking capitals is beginning III other places.
Business is very quiet, snd while there Is but
little du;uand for money, because there is no
business doing. the scarcity among the people is
even more keenly felt Tho New York money
msrka. il still quoted very easy. and rates on
call loans are quoted ~ 2aa2l, Tne rates for gold
aro g little lower than last week, hut the iluctua-
tons sro slight. Government bonds arc quoted
generally d shade lower. State bonds arc quiet;
Virgins consols 7l3a72t coupons SIT. Very
little doing in local railroad securities. tho last
sales noted being Of O., A. Il Ms. at n We
quote:
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Ey f. A. kerby, Auctloneer,

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed to the undersigned by james B,
Wright, on the 9th day of December, 1876, OF
record in the Clerks office Of the Corporation
Court Of tho city Of Alexandria, Virginis an
at the request Of tho party by said deed secured
| shall, on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of May,
1877, offer for sale by public auction, ut tho
front of the Msrke. Building, on Royal street,
Alexandria, Virginia, the following described
property. to wit: A CERTAIN PIECE OR
PARCEL OF GROUND in tho city Of Alexsn-
dris. improved by FRAME DWELLING
thereon, and bounded as follows: Beginning Oh
the SOUTH side Of Gibbon street 81 point i2j II
east OF st. Assph street. and RAINING til nca
soathwhrlly in y line parallel with S.. Assph
street ~ feet to ~ feet alley; thence eastward
ly il a line parallel with Gibbon street IA fee. i
inches; thenco nolthwsrdy in 3 line parallel
with ST. Assph street to Gibbon street, and
thence in straight line to the beginning
Terms Of Sale--Cssh.
my 3-ts CHARLES i. STU T. RI, trustee.
5.sS- The above sale has leon postponed until
SATURDAY, Juno 9Th. my lots
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LYScuHUHG MARKET. May 81 The mark"
i, duh ard dap-cs:od with limited oFerings I"
nroducs CT ali Kinds Whea! l.0,l65; Corn -
20 for white, ard G0l65 t,r yellow aud mixed
rye COlGJ, and Oats 45s3O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

PRrpxElcKsKUEu MARKET. May %l.-The
market IL very quiet snd the recei pts Ct pre-
duce Generally snail. prc"a have sutfsre /:
further decline u" i!Iut!!iuns being: WEcas
l2Ca1Gj fer ordinary - ur:uie; Corn Oo,62; Kjo
sos and Gets 40 Is.
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gE5- TO TIE LADIES. We have just recciv
cd a worry largo and superior stool; Of Low
QUARTER SHOES, III all OF tho ia!o styles.
They Aro handsome and durable. TT III I
GOODS ARE FIRST GLASS, and they Will
be sold for much leas than they can 10 bought
elsewhere.
my Is WADDE1. It Ming -.
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AUCTION SALES.
4 DMINISTBATOR'S SALE.

On SATURDAY, June Cd, 1877, at eleven
and Alfred sts., shall sell the HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE of Amos Pratt, deceased, by
public auction. It consists in part of two Sofas.
Eztenson Table. Beds and Bedding, airs, Oil
Cloth. Carpets, Pictures, &C.. sc.
my 3H-}t WIN. II. DEMAINE, Admir-
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AUCTION SALES.
Fly I!srr!sOn s. o. Nosl, Auctioneor;

ty Harrison s. o. Nosl, Auctoneor:.
VA I'LL DO :od in Alcxandrs, Va, On SAT-
~ UEDNI, June II, 1871 on the premises
1T 1t eleven f. n, tic VALUABLE REAL ES {.
TATE CT Thomas Smith. consisting OF Dive! :.
l!nGs St1Tah1u:"s and Lots
No l.-Iwo large TWO STORY BRICK
SIOHEAOtSES, Nos. &c end 90, situsted Oh
the :. E. corner Of King snd Lea streets, q g
one THREE "E0RY BRICK DWELLING,
No. g. ataccat On Leo street.
No: 2-l,eTg'' LOT with FRAME Dwell.
Linz on Lee st-n2t noSr Citizens Bank.
Ao. 5-TWO FRAME DIV ELLINGS, Nos.
u sn4 Il, with Lno LOIS attached, on Wolfe.
near Fairfax St: eet
No i-i.l-ge LOT with FRAME BUILD.
Ing, on F,irfax stree. For particulars OF
boundary, CO., AM parties desiring to purchase
1t private sa!o enquire 81 Harrison & ONesi.
No. " north Royal street
Terms maze known on day a. sale. my It'd
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ZONE 70 SEA.-NIaster J. G. Owens, Tor
s:veral years past one CT the carriers OF tue
't3zattc, has enlisted among The appreciates
Toys in the navy, and to day joined the U. 5:
ship Saratoga at Washington, which will sail
=! Oncc Tor Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MAEKEr.-
Susars--We notice tn: sale to-day OF 81 hhds
Nj Martinique, taken fcr r;iaing: at - :: and j.
hbds grocery Porto Rico 1T l0!c which en-
brsccs all inc transactions reported, but tho
market, though quiet. is worry Erm in t'n" and