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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26
Failfsy county, je 9~wIw
Ry Harrison & G'Nosl, Auctionaers.


SsTlLL BE SOLD in front Of our suction
w house. No. ~ north Royal straet, OH
I'll III RiUAI, Juno 2lsL, At J. 9 clock m, the
following property. VIZ:
a LOT OH the west silo OF Pitt street, between
Cameron sud Queen, 80 teo. Il inches front, and
running back ni feat 81 Il ten fee! alley, lnl
proved By "A BRICK STABLE, containing four
stalls with large lneI room Water in the YARD
>. 4 LOT near the the Canal Basin, llnproy cd
by u stone strucLuro Is lroL deep and 32l0l Ieei
in length and breadth, known rs the leo house
property.
>. FOUR UNIMPkONE BUILDING
LOTS, II feet inch front, on the east side OF
Payne street, between Duke and Prince, run
hing parallel with Prince ~ 10 teol 10 ~ foot
court, together win llr rig Ii. L. us, II ten teot
ALLEY. "
s l.br or GkGU y ii improved by two
story FRAME BUILDING. beginning at a
point on tho north side 81 an alley 100 teet south
of Qucon street, and extending from Fayotto ST.
to Henry street, beginning on said alloy 20 ieot
east .: Henry street aud running thonce west
feet, north parallel to Fayette street 4O feet:
thence cast with said alley ~ feet; thence south
10 straight line &c feet to the beginning.
Plats Of tho above described lots can be sean
st the auction rooms -! liarri3on = pNeal, 10
north Royal street.
Terms Of Sale: Orc THIRD cn.h tho residue in
, and & montIG; tbs notes Of tho purchaser,
with approved security, bearing interest from
the (!a; O! sAe to be given for tho deferred pay
monts C"nTcyGncing ..t the ogp"nse o. tho
nurrhaccr 10 cts
IL" Tho above sslo has been postponed until
SATURDAY. Jnly Ith, at the same time and
place j02l-ts
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COMM sixSCfAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, June &c. The mar
hel to-day is quiet, with limited transactions.
Flour IS unchanged. Wheat in light receipt,
with sales nj lGG and lIG. About no bushels OF
Corn wrra offered, and sold at Gl and G' Tor
mixed. small lot of Rye brought 30. aud Ia
bushal. Uf Oats A:!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

BALTIMORE, June 81 ~-Virginia Us. old, -
deferred AZ DO. consolidated 7224 do ID series -.
Gotten firm; ml,ldling ia Flour unchanged.
Wheat very firm. but quiet, owing TO llgh re-
ccip.s; rcnna rel 190al9i; Maryland red iSoa
100. Southern quiet and firm; Western
tirmrr and 44Ic higher; Southern WliLe ti; 40.
yellow 6ls62; Western mixed spot 60; July Coz;
Aug Ga; steamer 574a574 Oats quiet and
steady >;outhoru prime 45s4S; Western white
ljs47; DO. mixed 4lsl5; PennA 47a4S. Rye
quiet and lower; primo II. Lay dull and I'M
changed Sugar lrmer. but not quotsbly higii
or at III Coffee active. strong and uhchsngal
Whiskey lrm at > L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26
AUCTION SALES.
BY Green & Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
WIlLL BESOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
w ON THE SECOND DAY OF JULY,
1877, at IL O'Clock; m. in front of the Postofice
ut Alexandria. Va, $4,000, more or less, OF
the si-:t Mortgage Bonds Of the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Company
"r SO many IS may DO sufficient to reslizs the
sum Of -, 500 and costs oil ssle
je lS-ts CHAS, R. HOOFF
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EDUCATIONAL

y.,aE SIXTH SESSION OF THE VIRGIN
/ * hGRICUI.Tlf Rail 4 ND MECHAN-
ICAL COLLEGE, opens August 10Th, lo'''--
Ono hundred and lhiIty.two students are re-
cnynd without charge for tuition or college ices,
which cost tho rest $40 ror snnum. Board va
ries from u month for tho=o vino occupy col
lege rooms and live in messes, to $40 1or tnose
WHO Day TIC highest rate for room rem. and ia
bic knarl send for Catalogue
C.. /. &. MINOR, President,
il lG-eo2w Biscksburg, Virginia
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By Green & Wise.
-, -, ~ N'UUTF 60 w TSOi
! Zeal Estate gents and AuctiOneers.

Zeal Estate Agents and Auctoneers.l
FOM Frs SALE OF A VALU-
d decree Of the Corporation Court for the city Of
Alexandria, Va, rendered st its April term
| 1877, in the cause of Margaret Welman vs. Elizs
.. Adam snd others, the undersigned. commits
sonnrs therein nhmod, will offer for sale by pub.
lie auction, on WEDNESDAY, July 18th,
1877, at T. o'clock H.. on the promises the
BRICK DWELLING and lot CT ground on
the northeast corner Of Prince and Washington
streets, now partly occupied by DR.. Rust, Sur
geon Dentist.
Terms of Sale: One tonth of tho purchase
money in ca h, and tho residue in three equal
instruments al six, twelve and eighteen months
from day Of sale; tho purchaser to give his
notes, bearing interest," Tor the deferred pay
menLa, and :tle To be retained until all of the
pnrchsso money IL Haid; tho property to be kept
Insured against Gre, and in event OF it's destruc
lion by lire, tho Insurance money, or 81 much
thereof ss may be necessary TO complete the
purchase, to bn pad to the commissioners OF sale.
i. FERG USON BEACH,
JOHN 5. CHAPMAN,
10 SAWS C1mm'rs. of Sale.
rJ>RUSTEES SALE OF FALLS CHUROR
4 PROPERTY, FAIRFAX CO., VA.-On
SATURDAY. july Tth, 1871 on the promises.
the subscribers, rs trustees created by decd OF
trust from Joseph Il. Hollid snd wife tor tn the
bentaL Of il. ). Abbott, dated May 9TH, 1874,
will sell, by public suction. al that CERTAlE
PIECE Ul: rAECEL o. GROUND. in Falls
Church township, FsiriaA county, Va, portion
{! larger TAG. purchased by Abbott from
Sjcwell. bounded and described as follows, viz
BEGINNING at stake in the centre Of avenlAo
and a corner o. tho lot sold Isaac S. aolidge BY
the asd Abbott thence with line Of said lot
south lGIo, east =; poles 10 stake and pile OF
stones in The outer line near some trees now
marked Ms pointers; thence with the outline now
marked north g., east 40 poles and links 10
ll~rked chestnut tree standing on hill and
shown as corner OF this lot and the land of w.
A. Du1csn and Levi Parker; thence with
P5rKe!'s line north lG.", west llo poles to
small wild charry trco standing in the centre of
the avenue before referred to; thenco with the
said centric south 3it', ives. II poles and % links
to the beginning containing % scres, DO the
same more or less together with sll the i'm
rrogcmenLs and appurtanhnces.
Terms: SlGJ 81, with interest from May 9th,
1874, and costs OF sa.o. etc IS ~ SO, more or
less-lu be paid IN cash; the title to be retained
NATL paid pnd the property to bo reaold at pur.
cs:cr3 risk in case Of da;Nuit. One hundred
to ha paid oa day OF sale
GEORGE B. IVES Trusteo.
T. r. FOW LER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Miss Lou Ball, ot
Fails Church, was seriously injured yesterday
alternoon by being thrown from buggy IN
which she was riding She was accompanied
by another young lady, WHO Jumped from the
vehicle and escaped with but = lew bruises;
but Miss Ball remained in it, trying TO stop the
horse that was running away, and was so badly
mart that at . clock last night 1t was feared
she could not recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

Masonic. j Joseph Hopkins, d. d. Grand
Master for this Masonic district, accompanied
by Mcssrs F. \. Reed, j. Il. Beckham and
Edgar WarGeld, visited EalrtaS Court House
Iast night and iusalcd tie officers Of Henry
lodge, Ne. 81, \. f. & A. NJ, al that
place, and impaired TO them instruction In The
,wnl <" Of ha several degrees
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THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHING
TON can be chartered for Excursions ~ ap-
plying on board To P. H. TROTH, Prc;ldenl
Of The Company, or TO Il. 9. SIAYMAkER, at
his Insurance Office 81 and - King strost. j. IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

NJ child can sIaep s>undIy while suffering
with Collie or from r:clhine Remove the
cause by using DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup On'y
- dents per bottle.
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10 2Qt,1
- -
EOR MOUNT VERNON.

L1OR MOUNT VERNON.
STEAMER MARY WASHINHTON.
Daily trips, leaving the wharf, foot OF Prince
strset, st 10 g. m. Carriages are in waiting AT
Mount Vernon Springs wharf to take visitors
nleassnt ride Of one mile and halt through
besutiful grove to the mansion door. Bound
trip, including admission to grounds carriage
fare, Sc, 81.
CHEAP CHlLDREN'5 TRIP.
Children will be taken on Saturdays I6r l. cts.
Adults 25c. Round trip. allowing the privilege
Of landing and waiting the boat return q! any
Of her Wharves.
Tickets will entiLlo the holLors 10 stop over At
the usual landings until the r:turn trip OF the
boat; good only on Saturdays. Children must
in sll cases be accompanied by thair parents OF
some adult friend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

OLD STUDENTS NlEETlNG. -'rhe SocIatg Of
,J!d Students Of 81 Johns Academy ltlI d
,accli1g last ulrht. with thas. Il. Stuart, Pres
dent, and Fl. j. N2vau. Secretary pro ten.
Several graduate. AID other CID stndruia
wcrr received Is members OF tbs Snc!cty.
President Stuart matt. All eltuneni and ap
nropriatn alItres 10 the uew members, Wclcau
iGg thrm IL the IiaIcrrity, and insruoting 'he'n
as 70 lis amos aGd purposes.
". b. Dent replied on tbs paIt ot The ne"
GRADUATES, expressing their appreciation OF the
welcome extended To thelu aud their desire t"
b,7Dm. u2pinl ,nrmtr,a rl' the Society.
Mr.. Il l. tarnr tiIrn addressed the S;'ct"tY
.,i,inr attention. Ia th: extensive cfaurra TO b.
,,.I, 10 .ir school rooms durine The present
uooth and hc,r culre r,inruShiuE. iiH com
,nrntr1 Oh thr feelings, IT Sadness evoked Nv
such chang. - cvun,nmnng tho man'male thing"
c,n.,totcd Will! our school Toy days. aud made
i speech nI mu,h depth and lccl,ug.
The Society thc,t adjourned until The hrst
Monday ~ December next.
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--------- C
~H'o 1''
Tunes elsewhere Icing II" oe"ef 'nAn N'''' =
have reconsIdered my resolution and deteffn'h'
c ,rb;ob ,,,rnosa have rented the
W.
we'll known STAND Oh Tue 'a'o l'ooe'' L. "N
cou,b .west corner Of King and Fairfax Streets
,,;, mil,
p ,u.,,; ,d
c'oso o"' my
Gents Furnishings, comprislng' nice I'a'o
r,..;,,or Su;ts Of Vi. Suits Of all Linen Goods
s. So eoals All i''heh ." '""''' ""'7 NJ
-,csrts .Sc &c, without reserve. Therefore,
,:u j.
"'' p0''>'"
"e'' - h''' "' -
my 80 =. UEALHaM, 50 King street.
-------.-. -----------
NV. JnnI;l Look We have had sent lis
-" ..,.;,,n - Ma, y,,t c;,o mite
10, Of LADIES BOOTS which are II little out
n,' ,;, J., .,lI ot ohort ona fourth
OF stSi'' i"'S "''' ~ '''Cl ~
al th''r ''"''. Ash Tor I'n 10. ~
my Is WADbEf'S' "A hing ST.
Sky 10 THE We have just rcce'V-
al wary, l.ro. anI suvorior stock Of Low
~ w. 49,. ..u,os
QUARTER SHOES III NJ! "t Ihe '''o Sty,es
1'h,.r rr, handsome. snl durable. THESE
"o'l'' ""h l''' "''A''''' '''' wy h,,,h,
be Sold for "'''''' '"7s th"" thoS can 10 o"''sD'
elsowhern.
mvls WADDEY, "a King st.
nr.s., Cam Ia III who are suffering from
~" ,.,: - r,o,u, ,arvor.
the errors "'d 'hh'7''1t""" 81 Sou'"' "o' WIS
,,.;,, .o,I .o,;n, ,bst ,g;li cpre Won, FREEOF
"'.' s'n" ''.,f '''' 1:1,,,,,o,
CD Et'E' Ihi" great fe'h"ay "hs o'S'"'o,''
by nlisslousry in South America. Sehd
self addressed euy olopo IT, the Rev. JOSEPH L '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

New York, June 2G.-Stocks weak and dc
Ginning. Money l. Cold lost. Flour qule
and unchanged. Wheat irm. Corn shad'
irmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

SINKING FUNp. --rho Board Of Commits
souers of the Sinking Fund met at the Audi
tors Office last night, all Of the members beng
present. ,o,, -,
The Treasurer reported $4,000 worth OF
bonds 10 his possession which had been retired
during the fiscal year
II was ordered that the Board meet ut one
q cocl, to morrow, 10 conjunction with the III
nanc, Committee Of the City Gnunoil and de-
jtroy said bonds.
The Board then adjourned.
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3y Harrison Il O. Neal. Auc.ioneors.
Wy VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF THE
- Corporation Court Of tho city Of Alexan
drIa. entered on the 5tii day OF April, 1871, IN
the matter Of James ii. Bggs, an insane peraon.
the undersigned will on tho NlNTH DAY OF
JULY, 1877, proceed to sell, before The front
door Of the Court House, on Fairfax street. in
the city Of Alexandria, by public auction, tor
cash. the following described real estate, belong
ing to tho estate of said James ii. Blggs: a
Lot or GKOUND, with FRAME HOUSE
thereon, on the vast side Of Alfred streot, and
fronting thereon i feet inches, moro or less;
by l2} feet inches deep, between Cameron and
Queen streets Purchaser ID pay tho cost Ot
ies.ts JAMES NJ. STEUAkT, Committee.
Wy VIRTUE or a. DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court Of Prince Willlsm county,
entered on the 18Th day Of Nay, 1877. in Sinclair
vs. AlcXander suit IL equity therein penang.
the Undersigned, commissioners, Will, on !he
SECOND DAY OF JULY, 1871, Chst bong
Court day) proceed to sell before the front door
Of tho Court House Of Prince William county,
by public auction, to the highest bidder, i wv
| LOTS in tho town Of Newport. on the following
Terms, to wit: For cash sufficient to pay costs
Of suit and expensos Of sale, and tho residue on
y crcdi. of ono, two and three years. with inter"
est from date the deferred payments 10 Dc :"
| cured by bond and personal security, anu mo
title 10 the property retained until the Payment
| OF tho whole PURCHASE money.
A. NlCOL.
| =
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ARRIVED.
Stssmcr ii s,tnnD, Nominl, 10 Jos Hroders
81 Co.
Schr w ii Hopkins, Now London, |" Amer
lean Coal Go.
Schr Hatlin II Howes, for Georgetown.
SAILED.
Strar.,r John W Thompson, Como kiver, by
i a Rect.
Steamer Sarah Ehladephis, Gy r Reed.
Schr Helen Ua-hrouck. Jersag City, by am
erican Coil Co. ny
ScLr Il b Spedden. Hsvre dc Grace hY + j
N ohAifav Il Go.
Schrs Flor j Lock :, cod and Daniel Brown,
from Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

rNTTE CHEArEST DRY GOopS
T. in Washington, D. G..
One thousand yards Of tho best quality beau-
t;lul slyle CALICO only dc, worth &c every
whore CARRIERS, 7U7 Market Space
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

ypI6CK GRENADINES, in Striped. Plsid
- and Fancy Mesh, %, y, a. 81. %. o.
75c and 81. GARTERS, TO- Market Space
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LOCAL MATT T. X ,.

WEATHER PRoBAB1L1TIEs.-n NTP par
ment, Office ofthe Chief StgAal % zee ""sN
tnqton, ID. g., lime &c, lSl'-i1i us; a. Ill.,, ih
For the Middle Atlantic States, iaiiiDg, 'oi'o"'
cd by rising barometer, warm southerly' , SSsi
Jog to colder northwest winds, party couus
weather and rain areas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

EsEAUTIFUL LACE STRIPED WHITE
u GOODS Satin figured very fine, only 20c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

SsSrrscEp. --Hanuah Howard, the negro
pirl who attempted to poison the family Of Mr.
X. ". Ellus, formerly Vi tLis city, III BATH.
more, some tine since, was brought out yeStcI-
day for sentence, 10 imposing which the Sun
repolts that Judge Blowu said he had deferred
ssnteuce on account Of her age, aud nc would
have been better pleased if he could have sent
her 20 il rcioru,alory Of some klud, but lie re-
GREETED to say there wus no such institution Tor
coorad girls iii Baltimore. She was TOO OLD TO
be let loose without sH;hc punishment that
would have tendency to check such crimes III
this g,l and all like her. lie had therefore srn'
fenced her to three years Imprisonment 10 the
;rn;t.utiarv. The Girl seemed to realize her
Situation very numerically She sat III the dock
chewing gum with a c1mplacant look, and
when led away she had stn,k Oh her face.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

WEATHER IROBABlLIIlES.- uW'
meat, Office of the Chief Signal O0!eer, h""'
tnoton, ID. g., lime 26, lSIi-iVG;oo d; ~
For the Middle Atlantic States faiipg, 'ohow-
ed by rising barometer, warm soutneIy' vcei
;ag to colder northwest Wlpos, purify e'""u'
weather and rain areas.
The CANAL STRIKE. The Cumberland Al
legauian Of yesterday says:
I.aarning that one Of the steamers hau ar.
rived Yesterday We sought the captain with
Wv 70 elicit facts in regard to the bnatmeu on
the eight. mile level. lie stated that he passed.
them at daybreak. aud knowing that they
wonid attempt to stop him, he had put on 4
nlI PRESSURE OF steam. But few vi the boat
man were IN, and two Of these hailed MN
from the tow path to stop, that they wished 10
tell him somrth,nr The captain repled that
Lc hadn't time, aud would stop ~ Cumber
land By this time the other boatmen were
M. and three shots were fired more Tor the
,.lrnose of niimidating than with any in'eh
ton to xiii. The captain, however, sped 90
and arrived in pert yesterday evening. Inc
r.nd,.zvau, ~ about four mites above Seneca
,nJ TWENTY-FIVE miles from Gcurgetuwu. at il
i,I,r. called Horse Bend CALVERT, aud also at
E,pur liarEur' On FRIDAY there we're aoout
fr;v boats, hut as s0u,c boats hhv" been STOP,
ace! ,n,r, the uun!'cr las YER? likely 1n'rraS'u
,.,z,y, which throws about IVA huo'ifru anu
rfy .rnui,. ,ut ri employment. Whl 80 large
=; number O.! h.ilts iSing III ilnc II wunh DC M
,n.,:;, FIR ,nuic tuuts 20 pass hug'y, IL II Is
IA. intention 81 .h.- strikers 10 rolal''' "p'u'
rnr, IL hr,r orders
NtW FrScE law -~lhrrc has betu Mueo
,,upl,iui, ci late, Of The illegal imIoun"inE'
,ci - s,yrra cases, the sl!01IGr "i Salt ;pit
,i.. h,I,uslnr 10 residents 0! tins rIty, by per
,rx working !auL> near the cemeteries, I1r al
,...i ,:a.ras~ Il Is claimed. the part OF
,h,. CIV vwgr.4, tia, the lands inQutsll"n are hot
.g,urrIy fenced TO- aid suits TOR the Vaillc VI
ia. ,,iuict avalas are to be instituted. Inc
i,ji,x,ug at whch wrIi 90 lnto elect on the
6r,, =, iuy will probably ~ctti] Tic 4nrstion =
''inai ~ . ~ case T!icI:' Que OOy OF lW" al
,,;n,nr count,cs may have adopted, OF may
,.,,.iiar a!,it the praviSiuns Of the act ol
iaru,,, twcnrg-sixtb. eighteen hnodf'd a0d
.iyt..,;. .niiled ~ Act relating to tenccs ahI
.,,r iny u;mnatiui Of ctop>; ADD anV "ninsi
1n.u Il ~ sa aci snail escape across The hue or
;:,un!ily Il ;it- ,10 cuurt!cS. the owner there.
II III ~ ui,t BIZ liable 10 dHn. As now crowded
Iv nv Cor Tor aoy irtsna13 c1mnlittfd hP alah
animal. upo lie larGs lSlGg next such hoe Or
t,,uci .ry nut 10 4 forfeiture Of the animal; un
les ;!a lunjs upon which The (e2pisa is n.
iacad - have haan committed stall have been
enclosed rs AIDED 10 the hrst seclion ri chap
,ct rinct; sogcn ii thr code coltl'd il! eighteen
:in3rri aud seventy three
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv II. A. kCrby. Aucti0nvsr.

DV j. "a NCFUy, AucLlOlooT,
mo j6 King street, Alexandria. Va
GALE or = DESlKABLE PIECE OF
- PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA, VA -
On SATURDAY, the Both day of Juno, 1877,
at II oclncS, on tho premises, the subscriber
will soil by public auction. TO the highest bidder,
q TRACT or ARCEL OF LAND. owned By
Dnilas Peyton, lying and situate in tho city
ntore Hid 40 feet front on Prince street, running
thence through 10 feat nn Commerce street, the
same being part of lot No. ~, allotted to w.
Ii. Peytnn in partition Of Francis Pcyton's cs-
tslc. Convcyancng 81 tho Cost Of purchaser
1erms--Cash.
jc 2}-ts 5. &. BREN !. Attorney.
CHERIFF'S SALE OF $50 A NO AR
- MY TENT3-By virtue OF a decree Of the
Chhnccry Court OF the city OF Richmond, en-
tered in the suit Of Pickett's administering,
&c, VS. Pickett and ais, now pending in said
court. ] will sell Vt the Shcrltrs office, lover
No. 1907 Al ain street. city Of Richmond, on the
THIRD DAY OF JULY, 1877, ut II o'clock,
ISL a NO. ARMY TENTS, POLES, &c,
complete. These tents are new, in good order,
and in Ii teen origlns' packages.
JOHN w. WRIGH".
ie :c; Ut Sheriff city ot Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

Icy LOOK Look We have had sent us
from largo retailer in Nav York city quite
lot of LADIES BOOTS which are n little out
Of style. Thay will BE- sold at about one fourth
III thrir l,,.i. Ash. for oh lot a.
nv Is WADDElT'S, "A King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

SHREWSBURY. Vanilla, CocosnuL. AL
- nond and other Fine Cakes, OF HilFs and
Mason's manuflciura for salo by
ia1I J. c. & J.. MILBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26
WADDEY, II King St.

Egg TEETH, il not kept cieau. soou decay.
Young ponplo. rannmhor this. Use daily
IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER l. will pre3erva thom through file.
Sol , 80 ,lrusrlst.. BE por bottle. feb @-ly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

- IT, =,
CAETER'2, .07 Market Space,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

EsrlIAI.D TINES irmarl economy. Prac
tice it, Kenovate your soiod Gloves with JOU.
VEINS J. N 0 . . x l. L SIS KID GLOF
CLEANER. It will cleanse them thoroughly
sold by druggisla - cents per bottls
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and are constantly adding to our stock l:7m
which We ara prepared to print snTlh'nE' l''"
visiting card up to poster
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TAKE NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the County iot
taxes are requested 10 call at my once
in the Courthouse. immediately, az ] intend
to settle The whole business of the County en
trusted to my charge, before leaving office.
S. s. GRASS. District Attorney.
Winnemueas December ~ 1876. wv
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FLORIDA FOX TILDEN.

The Florida Returning Board re can.
vassed the vote for Presidential Elect
ors in that State, last Friday. and foHnd
that the returns regn arly footed up
gave a majority of 81 for the Tilden
electors. The re,canvass was made in
accordance with an Act of the Lesisla-
ture approved by tia Governor.
Now the question is, Which is the
correct result; that announced by the
Board of Canvassers on the 9Th of De-
cember. or that announced by the same
board on the 18th of January? Those
who deny the power Of Congress to go
behind the certificates of the Govern
ors OF the several States and say the
President of the Senate has power to
decide all disputed points. sbonM en-
tighten the pGblic as to how that func-
tionary can determine, without investi-
cation, which of the Florida counts, if
either, is correct.
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MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.

note from Senator Stampley iu-
forms us that the Mexican War veter-
ans held meeting in Carson, last
Saturday. Farmer Treadwav presided.
An organization was effected and con-
stitution and By laws adopted. W.
Frank Stewart was elected President OF
the society, and one Vice. President was
chosen from each county in the State.
Judge Berry being elected from this
county. The object of the society is
to organize the scattered veterans of
the Mexican War resident in Nevada
into one body upon the broad princi-
pies of equality, fraternity and charity.
for the promotion of social intercourse,
good fellowship. and all proper assist
snce. The regular me etings of the
association shall be keld in Carson
City on the third Saturday in January
of each regular terra of the Legisla-
turs, and special meetings may be
called at any time by the President or
resident President of Ormsby
County. All who are entitled 20 a
medal for services rendered in the
Mexican War may become members of
the association.
The veterans are to have big time
on the 22nd of February next ma
jcrity having decided that they are not
too old 10 dance. Success to the old
boys to whose valor on the battle field
the United States is indebted for Cali
fornia, Nevada. Arizona, New Mexico
and Texas.