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Read Mabley's advertisement.
The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

Isaac D. Fry, administrator, against
the NOhIo Mechanics Institute and
others. This is proceeding instituted
by the plaintiff as the administrator
with the will annexed of the late Timo-
thy G. Day, to obtain a construction
from the Court OF such portions of the
will as affect the defendants, who are
the Ohio Mechanics Institute, the
Young Mems Mercantile Library Asso-
citation and the Cincinnati Orphan Asy-
lum. Taken under advisement.
Mears, Oihaber & Co. against the Ohio
Sc Mississippi Railroad. An action to
recover for bill OF goods shipped over
the defendants road. Verdict for plain
tiff for $423.
Henrietta Leonard and Amanda T.
Belknap filed petition against the
Charter OAK Life Insurance Company
of Hartford, Conn.,, for the purpose o.
recovering $l4,O03 upon policy of in
surance.
POLICE.
Drunkenness - Mary OConner, II
days; Eugene Jefferson, So and costs
Lizzie Davis, 10 days; Samuel Dale, &c
days.
Disorderly Conduct-John Lellis, 5;
and costs; John King, costs.
Assault and BatLery-Michael Arnold
80 days and $500 bond TO keep the peac,
for two years; John Connors, Thoma
Regan, John Lellis, dismissed; Henry
LlsIng, continued 10 Goth; Phil. 7
| Branch, dismissed.
Petit Larceny-J. B. treaty, alias J
B. Howard, alias G. Reynolds, con
tinued to oath inst; Sam. Dale, dis
missed; Mary Hogan, 5000; Thomas
johnson, SIS and costs; Fred. Friend
VIM. Manning, Robert lnott, continued
to 25th; Margaret Bellsfort, dismissed
Laura Redmond, dismissed.
I Miscellaneous-Micha O'Brien, cut
ting to wound, bound over; Michael Ar
nold, lettering, dismissed; Joseph mo
Han, arson, bound over; Patrick Price
same, dismissed; Thomas Dowd, con
tempt, dismissed; James Kelly, grant
larceny, continued to A.h; Anthon.
HaggerLy, same, dismissed; Jane
Murray, lettering continued to 25th
Fannie Smith, house of prostitution, dis
missed; Mile Jones, Carrie Tyler
yagrancy, dismissed; John Gallagher
same, $50 and 80 days; Kenry Kiucle
thieI, 500 and 80 days; August Bina
Geo. Remanschneider, committing nuis
lance, $40 and costs; Martin Dugan
sshooting to kill, dismissed.
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COunterfeiter Captured.

Fred. Beckemeyer, of Cummlnsyille,
was arrested yesterday on the charge OF
having in his possession counterfeit
plates for the printing of internal reve-
nue. stamps, OF The Kind used for TO-
ibacco. Beckemeyer coul4make a plate
Dut could not PRINT. So he applied to a
iprinLer on Vrne street to do his work
Tor him. The printer gave notice to
Col. Lew. Weitzel OF the proposed fraud
ON the internal revenue. The intorma-
lion was communicated to Washington,
and two revenue agents were sent here
to work up the case. 1t resulted in the
arrest of Beckemeyer. In his posses.
sion at the time OF his arrest was a plate
tor printing tobacco stamps, and at his
house six more plates of "a similar Kind
were founu. All ol them were finely ex-
ecuted ana we'll calculated to deceive.
Beckemeyer was brought. before CON-
missioner Hooper, WHO postponed the
nearing until July rs. He held Becke-
meyer In $1,000 bail, which he was unable
TO give, ana ne was sent 10 Jail.
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ABOUT two weeks ago a shooting af-
fray occurred at John Bangs place,
about half mile from Cherry Grove, in
which a man named Jacob Block re-
ceived a gun-shot wound on his head.
The shooting was done by boy named
Martin Dugan, who was last evening ar
rested in Pendleton by Officer Needles.
Dugau preferred charge against him
OF shooting to kill. In the Police Court
this morning the testimony showed that
the shooting was accidental, aud Qugan
was accordingly dismissed.
SAM. DALE was arrested last evening
by officer Meader on a charge Of tap
ping The Till of Peter Schrelber's store,
No. 353 West Sixth street. He was alsc
charged with drunkenness. The former
charge could not be sustained in the
Police Court this morning, but for being
drunk Dale was sent out for thirty
days.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
specials to the Star. /

BROWNSVILLE, PA, July 2i-9 A. M.-Mo-
nougahrla RIyer feet 10 lncnes aud stationary.
VI Gather clear.
LOCK Nod Pa. July 2f-9 A. M.-Monon-
gahela River feet inches and stationary.
Weather clear. Thermometer 81.
PlTTsBURG, PA. July 2l-9 A. M.-Riyer
feet inches anu falling slowly. " Gather clear
and pleasant
PORTSMOUTH, July 2l-11:2O A. M.-River T
feet and falling. The Fleetwood passed up at
SA. Nj, and Andes at IL A. NJ.
LOUISVILLE. July 2l-11:l0 "A. M,--Arrived:
Gen. tie, from Cincinnati; Belle. from Mad :
isOn. River falling slowly, with feet in the
canal, anu feet in the chute on the falls AL
Burriss, the diver, is buIkheadIng seven coal
barges that were cut down by the ice last win
ter. Nearly one hundred thousand bushels of
PomerOy coal, and prospects are favorable for
raising the barges anu coal. Weather clear
and pleasant.
Dispatches to the Merchants Exchanged
OIL CITY. PA, July as A. M.-Alle-
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The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
Permission was granted Henry Ken.
men to open SOUTH avenue and Mt. Har-
rison Road at their intersection TO lay a
drain pipe.
The claim of Isaac Mcfarland for
$l2 500, alleged to have been sustained
by him on property at the Junction OF
Fifth and Front'streets, was ignored.
A resolution. was adopted that the
Cincinnati &. Wooster Turnpike Com
pany be notified to put in repair within
leu days their pike between Crawtish
Greek and the eastern corporation line
Of the city.
Chief Engineer A. L. Anderson was
granted leave of absence for four
days.
The Board resolved to visit Columbia
avenue this evening for an Inspections.
Adjourned.
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Another FlOater.

Mrs, Lizzie Mccarthy, wno lives at
the foot of Evans street, accompanied
by her sister, Georglana Patton, went
out riding in askiff last evening. They
noticed the body Of man floating in the
river. Mrs. Mccarthy caught the body
and towed il to shore. Tne description
is as follows: Well built, height about
five leet nine inches; color, white; hair
brown. with gray stub whiskers; clothed
in black corded Cashmere pants, with
white stripes, brown and white striped
cheviot shirt, ana pair Of congress- gai-
ters.
An inquest was held on the remains
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The Southern Railway.

I Five of the new passenger coaches for
the Cincinnati Southern Railway were
received yesterday in this city, and were
shipped across the river.
Mr.. John Shlllito resigned his mem
bership Of the Board OF Directors and
Mr.. W. Ii. Clement was elected to fill
the vacant place. Mr.. Alfred Gather
resigned as Vice President, and MI. X.
NJ. Shoemaker was elected his success
sor.
Mr.. j. N. Matingly was appointed
agent at NieholasVille.
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Local Personals.

Manager B. MacauIey is sojourning
with his friend j. Il. Booth at Mancnes-
ter, Mass.
Mr.. Louis Hudepohl. Jr., of Main
street, yesterday celebrated the thirty
fifth anniversary of his birthday.
DR.. Ii. M. Reid and family leave this
evening for Minneapolis, Minn., where
they VIII remain until September.
Miss NJ. OBrien was awarded the
prize for beauty and popularity, an ele-
CANT anne thyst gold ring, at the picnic OF
the Church or the Blessed Sacrament,
held on Prices Hill. Mayor Moore
made the presentation speech.
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Indicted-Part OF. An Old Quarrel.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 2l.-Edward
Fulton, late Tax Collector of the First
District of this city, is indicted for en-
bezzlement. The Indictment contains
five counts. A requisition OH the Gov.
ernor Of California will at ONCE be issued
for him. Collector King refers to the
Secretary OF The Treasury thata request
be made by Attorney General Ogden for
some boxes of papers left in the Custom
house building by Uniled States Marshal
Pitkain. Ogden alleges that they con-
tain the secretel booAs of the Auditors
office.
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Dropped Dead.

Sylvester Gesell, aged between thirty
i've ana forty years, a man of family
living al No. 96 Bremen street, fell in
front. of the Cincinnati Type Foundry
this morning, and died few minutes
after being carried in the foundry. An
inquest will be held this afternoon.
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Death Record

The following deaths have been place
on record since our last report:
Infant Booker, still-born, city.
John IL. Albers, "a yrs, Germany.
Rudolf W. Folk. mos, city.
Emira g. o =, 4S yrs, Kentucky.
VIM. Street, mos, CITY,.
Lille Daily, ~ mos, city.
Fred. HousIedt, year, city.
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this morning, when Mrs. MCCARTHY, Miss
Patton, Michael Nc Carthy, Theo. Inskip,
Fannie Caplinger, Emma Parker and
Susan Oliver were examined, and the
jury returned verdict Of death from
drowning, but in what manner the jury
are unable to ascertain.
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Died.

SCARLETT-On Friday, Goth inst, at !
O'Clock A. NJ, Mrs, Sarah Y. Scarlett, wife OF
j. A. Scarlett.
Services at the residence, 223 York street,
Newport. KY, sunday, 22d inst, at 9h O'Clock
A. Nj. Funeral will proceed to Evergreen
Cemetery at 10 o'clock A. NJ. jy2O-2rf
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Joseph,s War Relieved to be Over

National Associated Press to the STAR.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 81. -. Major
Keeler, General McDowelPs Aid-de-
camp, who was sent as special aid to
General Howard, is on the way back to
California, which is an indication that
the war Is considered virtually at an
end.
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Go to Mabley's Great Clearing Sale Of Sum-
mer Clothing and broken Sizes. Goods are al
most given away.
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A man can get Coat for 35c, pair OF
Pants for SOC and Vest SIC, making full suit
for one dollar and thirty five cents, at Mablev's
Clearing Out Sale.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, July .2l.-Tne Inves-
tgation at Portland concluded its labors
yesterday. The report will evidently
exonerate Senator Grover. Morton and
other members of the Commission and
Senator, Grover were serenaded yes ter :
DAY.
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Boys, striped Goats for csc at NAB
FINANCIAL.


CISCINNATI, July ali 80 P. Nj.
Gold buying at lU51S and selling at 1861.
Gold checks on New \ ork drawn at los -.
Eastern exchange quiet at previous rates.
Buying atpar and selling at 10 prem.
Sterling continues steady at "a ST for sixty
days and "a IS for sight drafts per E In gold.
The following are the local buying and seIl-
ing rates for Government bonds:
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Announcements.

The Shakespeare Club announces its
opening for the season of 1878 to take
place October %.
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Childr ms suits, A 10 8 years OF age, all
wool, for 81 rs and -, at Mabley's New Cloth
ing House.
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HUUS-MdTKVL QuIUb dHU SUeduy' Ilpob
unchanged. We quote 50 25a3 for common. So as
20 for medium, 81 50a5 80 for good " choice,
IS 75a8 for extra per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE Market flrm and steady. Selling
at 81 40a4 60 for common, "a TOa4 SO for me-
dium, S4 9Ja5 10 for good to choice per Genital.
SHEEP-Steady and quiet. w quote COM
mon to fair 81 50a3 and good to choice 50 25a
% per Genital gross.
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Eoard OF Public Works.

You can buy Coat for thirty five cents
at Mabley's New Clothing House.
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Boys Striped Coats for 25c at Nab
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Read Mabley's advertisement.
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
CINCINNATI, July asp NJ.

The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock FOR the past q hours:
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVERTISERS THE STAR, MIR. E. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. u AST0R HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will De
branch office of the STAR, Mr.. snIden being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

CTAPL& AND FANCY GOODS FOR
~ JUNE SALES.
We onon 20 day French Organdios. Percales,
White Linen Lawns, Linen Suitings, Corded
Piqus Ladies Fancy Silk and Lace Tics.
Mourning and Second Mourning Fans, Gauze
Vests very chesp, Mosquito Meetings., NJ ems
Fancy Half Hose, Ladies' Umbrellas and Para
sols with othor choice and cheap goods
ID. f. BRASHEAR,
II. B Hoomes No 100 King street.
10 IL Alexandria. Va.
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LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
r AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.
TAYLOR e. HUFTY,
933 NSYI.VANiA AVEN Z e

Washington, D. g.,
Have during tho pas. few weeks heen steadily
adding to their supply of
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS,
and ss result havo one of the largest snd mos
varied sssortments TO be found in America.
Immediately that new article is brought ou!
by the leaders of the mode they take measures To
be supplied with it, so that their lady patrons
can always ind what they want, or what has
boon suggested to their fancy anywhere.
In PERCALE SUITS their stock is Com.
Gales in Checks and Stripes, snd iii all colors
and shades. Tho most fsstdious taste cannot
escape boing satisfied. and the prices range as
follows: s., 81. So, $5.77j and Sc.
In CAMBHIC SUITS they have all shades OF
Buo, Groom, Black and Brown, and with Trim
ming., embracing b"cds, Pisitings, Lace and
$50, Sc, SGD. S7.25, IS, sIi.$: %',.l sl2
CAMBRIC OVERSKIRTS and nASQUES,
in all shades Of Buo Black, Green u1 Brown,
edged with all the stylish tnts ana ,t!mmed in
Embroiderics, Bands and Torchon i.!.,:e, At 3d.
81. S6 and 81.
A full and very elegant line of entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in urice from So to Slb 1O.
Linen Overskirts and Bssques, in endless va
rioty, trimmed ia P'sitings. Elnbroider!es,
Laces and Braided. Il ell conrs and shapes,
and ct prices from So to SD IS. Polonsises
trimmed in Bands. Plsitngs and Braids, from
81 tc $3.50.
LADIES SUMMER ULSTERS, az indis-
pensablo and very "tone-y" garment, in all the
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
Of all sizes. lengths and Dimensions at moderate
figures, running from $50 TO $3.50.
Tho grand department Of WHITE SUITS is
ono Of the most important Of this house The
stock is largo but well selected and unsurpassed
Cor design, mako and finish throughout The
different patterns Of suits embrace Polousise5 or
Overskirts snd Bssques st reduced prices, run.
ming from S. to Sl9; siso White Overskirts and
Baaques from So to Sl4 80.
a. line OF very graceful PoonAises marked
down TO rates vsrying from s; TO $40.
Particular attention is called 10 d lot Of stylish
White Basques trimmed with Lsco Embrode-
rios, Lscos and Rull.s, and marked only $3.50
TO 50.
They will omen this weak new and very su
perior line Of first class LIN IN and CAM BRIO
SUITS These will be trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted omb.oidcrios, in all the new
and becoming colors. They will bo msrkod At
tho lowest possible figures. and we predic. will
Just suit tho tasto Of lsdies who appreciate artist
ic things. TAIL LOR 8 HUFT4,
je G-tf 933 Pa. av., Washington, d. G.
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ICE CREAM. SODA WATER. &c

N01lcn.
respectfully inform ny customers and the
public generally that having improved my Ia
cilites for tho manufacture of
ICE CREAM,
am new prepared to furnish lGm;l!es. picnlcs
and parties ST tho lowest rates with & superior
article in quantities 70 suit.
Ay ICE CREAM PARLOKS will bo found
Gs comfortable rs my in tho city, they having
recently been reitted for the comfort and con-
venionce oi my patrons, who will DO served st
oil hours with DELICIOUS CREAM of sny
desired favor, all leo cold SODA WATER,
mAdn CT tho purest SyrupS
FRUIT OF I'LL kinds in season.
A IN &c lnc Of CONFEUTIONEY GOODS,
such as C!2 y DIES, N UTS &c. constantly on
hand and for sslc wholesale sRd retail at bottom
prices. CaRlSTlA an SCHAFEH,
No. north Fairfax st.,
INV 22-3m NloxsaGris, Va.
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r.ssks &AE.& zss. s:stAT,

s1OK RENT The T!IEEG STORY BRICK
Il DW HILING BLOUSE, on Carron street,
adjoining tbo <lorroi w. A. Johnson Arp! 10
in1 :. c. BRENT.
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DEADY JOE SUM NEE.
II
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y - r;AI;,;uTGS CHARLES r STUART.
/y!,AUCHTUN & STU AK,

= .. c;.Auu;!TaS CHARLES + STUART
! 77'LAUGhToN :" &c; al *; & srUANi,
aTrOnNEYS AND CUUNSEiLtIKS AT
Law,
No IS SOUTH FAIRFAX STREET.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Practice il tho Courts OF A!oxsnir!.., and Tho
.,;ioaiag counties, and in tho Suprono Court OF
t1nn4Is nf Virginia. sap25
Eu!IN NJ. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY At Law,
Alexandcis, Vi.ginia.
I.-.o..in. il. tho Courts of Alo<antria and
g,IioiDi3y counties Wi!i attand tn" lIoudoun
louciS c"gltarI9. ~ t-iS
1HhET TAM \ GTlCE e
DR. .. n. RUST,
!iss removed his olico to the
NuE'y:lEASr CORNER OF PRINCE An
WASHINGTN& STEEET&
dos 2a:!
4 GAEp.-Circunstanco rendering il de-
"a siratle that ! should locate in Baltimore, !
,,yys transferred ray DENTAL PRACTICE Il!
.,ex.nt!ri4 - Dis. D. Il EUSI. lie hiss boon
e.. So many years associated with mo RS To need
40 Introduction or &C cdor3omcnt. his skill ability
a?I :e;,.:tM;ioD fer honesty and high Integrity
being well .:nrWT. cord!Slly commend h!p:
- the :avor OF nag friends and patients. is we'll
worthy Of the position 10 which ne succeeds, and
f.s peak for him lac practice with which, tor so
I'M. | have boon favored
JAMES 3. EDDGElH
Aic1nHdris. Va, MAJ lot
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PROFESSIONALLY CARDS.
DRlCES REDUCED.

sm now putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full sets from $40 70 SIS.
Partial SETS in proportion.
satisfaction guaranteed.
Who're sets arn to be put in no charge will be
,ls,lr for extracting.
''''''' " DR.. FAWCETT, Dentist,
,ny 2!-lm Ne. - N. Wash. ST. Aloxa., Va
NE. ROBERTSON, IL south Eutsw street,
~ Baltimore, Md, from long experience in
Hospital and Special Practice, will guarantee n
C1rr IN all diseases Of tho Urinary Organs,
Nervous aud 0rgaaic Wcekncss, General De-
u:i,.r. lmpotcncy, i;oSS Of sexual power) Ex-
aa;t,.;.,n and al bsd effects arising from early
,oI,:rrri:ons and abusos Also all Female Com
lI.!nts Diseases recently contracted positively
,.rir"! IN s TO IL dsys. Dr.. ~, endorsed by tho
,r,Ing physicians of Baltimore, guarantees
;.oi,orable and scientific troatmsnt to ell placing
tarI.,ss.vcs in his hands. All consultations
,.-Ic;ly confidential. Can bo consulted in Wssh-
.nslon every Wednesday and Saturday, from 2
-. u, =. his Office, 92l u ST., between 9th
and in!h. GA; III write enclosing stamp Tor
.5..i. feb l3-ly
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We beg 10 cali you. -! ga 10 our largoand
attractive stock OF
GOODS FOR Til SPRING TRADE,
purchased direct fror, tho manufactures, which
We guarantee to sell rs low SIS ti.cy csG DO sold
in any other market,
Yo trust by cur Constant application to your
Interests and our low prices to mort your con-
tinucd and valued iavorS. Our store will be
kept open until nno o'clock at night.
Thanking you kindly FOR your past patronage
and awaiting your favors, We remain
Yours. respectfully,
nh 10-3m e. J. MILLER Sc co.
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Il. BRENGLE;5
ICE CREAM pARLOES,


King street,
Have bsoa roGttod end arranged in tho Inoft
approved styio of comfort and case; sad ne
pro1nses during Tic present season to meet lao
wants Of his patrons in .ho sa'oo @cacpL,.5!n
,nsnr?r aS irr Ycaf3 pas..
rs Ice Cream, Wster iee=, Soda Water,
Cakes, Fios, Fruit and Confectionery always On
ha-G.
FROZEN CUSTAHD msdo 10 order and de-
livored TO any part Of the city.
TONIC REBE. oc my own manufacture e.
superior article, drawn from 81 fountain always
on hand.
G.ss-Ordors promptly, attended 70 snd families
supplied. my 2-''o''
TEE COLD SODA VICHY, KIsSENGEN
BEDFORD WATERS
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS,
Chocolate,
Coffee
T'ea Gn;
Cai;saya Syrups
AiJAANEI & CO.'S. Branch Store,
al q N. w. cor. King and Royal streets
-- .------------------
UNCH HAM and TONGUE. for travellers,
- cxcursionists and spo7tsncn. Tho best emo
cheapest luncheon offered TO the public. For
sale by c<,r
IL TUBS, with coolers and removable ice
chamber: for transporting butter.
ia MCLEAN & UHLaR, 107 King st:
TX- lsA CHOICE CLIPPED and FAMILY Y
l4 kyE HERRING, spring cstch, ISL, IN
my$l GEO. MOI, 2SEY &c SON.
rrHE VEsTPOCKET DYSPEPSIA CURE,
& % cents par bc.iic, IA received ord fo!
sale by JANNAE q CO, Druggis.s,s,
je7 Nos. 70 u l45 kingst
UNCH TONGUE and HAM in ono pound
II packages, delicious article Go- trsVclers
~ jeG 4. w. AVERY, 22.; King ct.
WTORSTED FRINGES-Another supply
FERGUSON s BROS,
my$ 9j E.ing street.
DECEIVED this dsy large stock Of Doors:
II Sash, Blinds, Builders Harf.w.re, Lcsds
Oils, Sc, to which We cali es2eG.l sAoati2G;
NH II b. +. PAiAkE 20 CO.
COOkED CORN BEEF--Wi!so Gee
~ brated trand, fo7 s.lc a, ,,,,s,e
MooHA COFFEE Just ?e;5v;q y :
A je Is j. G. s. T.. MILbURN.
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JAMESON s. COLLINS,
PropriotDrs.
Cornor Of Royal and Wilkes strc::.:
We are prepared to manufacture Stct:G E:i-
gines, Shafting and oil kinds Of Machinery; :lso
TO furnish Iron and Brass Cs.stinSs Of tha bret
quality and workmanship. Having ~ rnna.-
oily large and varied assortment OF ?GS.ori!3, We
can furnish Castings at Toaaonable prioos ..nd
short notice. @p l4-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

E7OR RENT.-TEo STORE ROOM on tho
E., northeast corner Of King and Union streots
-.nebc:t location in tho city for q grocery and
liuuor store. Apply a. this Office. Sp !o-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

WOOD AMI COAL.

WOOD AMI COAH.
TOALi COAL!
COhLi
! On my wharf ami t. arrive during The season
| full stock Of
ANTHABCITE,
CUMBERLAND ana
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS
OF best qusliLy,
and we'll tcrened. I will be pleased 10
supply my frionds and customers At lowest msr
ket price. Delivered at houses cars or boats,
per ton of 221O lbs
jo7 W. sMOOT
CoA1' ooAI'
WecaG now oicr best quality ANTHRACITE
Goa l., prepared especially for family use at
tho following rates:
VIZ Ash Egg and Nut Coal 81.
VIII '.sh Stove 81 2j.
Red Esh Egg and Nut 81 2JoSt 90.
Red Ash Stove 81 81 and 81 IS.
Lyken's Valley SIS CO.
Cumberland So 80.
Per ton of 2240 lbs, delivered To any par! Of tho
city u. MEHAFFEI s. CO.,
je5 Wharf and yards foot of Queen strcot
CoALl coALl
For good CLEAN COAL 60 TO T. j. N 6
HAFFEI & Co.'S, wharf and yard foot of
Queen street. sopS