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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-02
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The secretary Of state as sequence to
the cabinet meeting telcgraphed to Minister
Pierrepont to give notice to the Direct United
States company that the mediation arranged
as understood by this government, whereby
that company proposes to release it's cable
from the obligation Of fundamental clause
of its organization, prohibiting amalgamation
with or participation in the profits of other
trans Atlantic telegraph companies, will be
regarded by this government as just cause
for Terminating its assent to the laying and
working Of the company's cable and for sever
ing its connection with this country.
Jndian Troubles In tho Black His.
Secretary Of War Nc Crary has received
and referred to Lieut. Gen. Sheridan the fol-
lowing telegram from Governor Pennington,
Of Dakota, which had been forwarded to Yank-
ton from the Black Hills:-Deadwood, D. r.,
July 25.-TAe agency Indians arc numbering
citizens and destroying property in all parts
of the country. twenty. ranchmen are all
ready dead.. Seth Bullock, sheriff Of the terri
tory, has no arms, or ammunition. Can q
disposition Of troops be made that will give
the Black Hills settlers some protection.
The HeatAen Chinee Lands In Safety.
The:steamer City of Tqkio,. from Hong
Kong via Yokahama,, with a large Chinese
passenger7list, arrived at San Francisco on the
morning of the Ssth. The landing Of Chinese
passengers took place the same afternoon. A
strong force. Of policesand safety committee
reccivedth them and shortly before 4 O'Clock
the immisrauts were placed in wagons and,
escorted by guards moved along Montgomery
and Sacramento streets tothc Chinese; quarter.
There was not at any ting tie ightcst dis.
turbancc. The croxd at the main dock was
no larger than ordinary, and the hoodlum
element failed TO announce its presence there
by Asingle boot. Crowds filed the side;
walks on the line Of march attracted by curl
osity. .as'.s;'':s's '%sa'>f - ~.-''
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Advices from Missoula to the morning
of the 21st, report eighteen. lodges Of: hostile
Indians having comeover the Iolo trail. The
Indians are coming In: fast. All the settlers
are moving into stOckades. The Indians ap
pear to be trying to escape through the upper
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country. There is no doubt they belong to
Joseph's band. The mailrider says it is re-
ported quite nnmher OF Indians are wounded
company Of soldiers left Fort Leforap foI
Missoula yesterday. Others will follow from
other points as speedily as possible.
Those l.s.is,.n. Records,
The attorney general of the State OF
Louisiana has made a demand upon the
United States authorities for the return of Ger
tain important books and records which it Ia
claimed were removed from the State auditors
office in the month of January, 1877, and end.
ed in the possession Of the United States Mar.
shall Ptkin. The matter was brought to At
torney General Devin's notice by the district
attorney OF Louisiana, but he declined to in
terfere or order the books returned. The
matter is still one at issue between the State
and the United States authorities.
How It 10 to be Done.
1t is intimated in Washington that the
vacancies on the Republican national COM
mittee occasioned by the resignation of men,
bers who are federal Office holders, will not
be II lied until the time when the committee
will have active work to do, and that by the
reelection Of same persons who have just
resigned their membership. It seems to be
the notion Of the ex-mcmbers of the commit
tee that they can retain their offices three
years and then resign and resume their con-
nection with the national committee.
The willy Jos~ph'. Tactics.
A letter from Gov. Potts received at
Deer Lodge July Goth, says: Joseph and his
band passed Capt. Rawn's intrcnchments
yesterday late in the afternoon within gun
shot, Not gun was fired at them. The
Indians going out by the head of Bitter Root
and Big Hole are about 400 strong and well
armed. The companies from Butte are ordered
back to Deer Lodge. Secretary Mills says ho
will have 800 men in Big Hole valley by noon
tomorrow. Volunteers are leaving town
by all kinds Of conveyances for the Big Hols
basiu.
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Mr.. A Gruhlke, Of Petersburg, who has
year after year been exceedingly unlucky
with his crops, has this year, 20 acres of corn,
Z of oats, 6 Of wheat, 3 OF peas, 2 of sorghum, 2
of buckwheat, 2 ofpotatoes, and one-haK acre
Of ripe barley, and all looking well. The
graders on the Martin County Railroad were
at last reports at work nine miles west of
Winncbago City,. An enterprising miller is
wanted to build a Touring milf at Heron Lake
80 WRIGHT.
Potato bugs are very numerous In some
Observation-Disclosures So, than for several
years past. :. The grasshoppers remaining in
Silver Greek are rapidly dying off, They nearly
all carry from two to twelve parasites each.
Good luck to the parasites!
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FOE SALE; OLE RENT.

y,UK EENT--That eligibly located VII Rec
T. STORY BRICK DWELLING, with s'do
yards, n. T.. corner of ST. Assll and Cameron
Streets. Possession given NJ onco. Apply TO
No. 3; King street, or on the prelnlscs "2'-lY
NOR EENT-Ttc HOUSE and STORE NJ
Il 50 North Fairfax 81; App a. No M 81 h'ng
strtoL [pcG M. W&Stn +. Il. DOWNltAM.
NOR RENT-TWO u w y l. l. N q on
L Washington strcat; gal and wa!et; sever
and eight rooms rent low; and IWo '5,oN r.
INGS on st Asaph street; good Waler allie
dooI. rn,I- rooms each. Apply TO ELIZABETH
BROCK Ell, No. 50 N. Washington st sep |:
TOR RENT.--The STORE ROOM on tho
Il northeast corner Of King and Union streets,
-thobost location in tho city for grocery and
liquor store. Apply al this ollice. all la-tt
NOTlCE-Partes indobt@i TO us will please
IN take notice that unless their accounts arc
usil or arranged for fy tho Novombor, lst thoy
will be collected through the agency Of Fouse,
uOrshborgor g Go.
II. c: HI!AYMA Err CO.,
oct l3-eotl & q 80 King street.
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By Green q Wisn.

Roal Estate Agents and AuctioHeors.
DUBLIC TIL T. YIRG1NI 4 TEL.
L EGRAPIl III N Ely authority of u Iood
of trust lnNdn t0 no by tho Virginia Telegraph
Company bearing date tho lst OF July, 1871, t"
secure tho payment OF tho first mortgage coupon
bonds Of said company, also ~ decd o! trust
bearing dato 1st Of January, 49, To s6cGro tho
pa7mOn! Of tho second mortgage coupon bonds
OF said company, both deeds having been duly
recorded in sill tho counties through which tlt"
telegraph lines run, will, rs trustee named IT,
said deeds, Cilhr for san by public auction, 1T
the city of A lnxnndrIa. We. in font o! tho city
Court House. on SATURDAY, tho 9th DAY o.
October, 1877, ut t. O'Clock H.. tho EMIT Rk
PROPERTY OF THE SAID VIRGINIA
TEHEGEAPlI COMpA i, t. Wit Tho iinr
Of tclns raph extending along the Wnshn@t'n
City, Virginia Midland and GroaL s;"ILhrr"
Railroad from h!rxanL!Ht" thrlvwn Of stain
ton, in Aug. ASIA county; ~! ir"h' AlntahAt'",
along tho Washington and Dhl' R.ilrra! I.
tho towns of IInoSbur... Hamilton and tl.r""-
Gap, in i,oulnun cn;!ntY--in all about A'' milo
OF ro---togcther with t':"Ir rights, irahr'i-'e.
instruments, rnios, wire, n:IIla! Ir& aIl DR. ~
belonging and Airport .ininy t. tho said tc"gra;'h
limo.
Terms Of :St.: one third cash % day {" sa!r
the residue in two equal nst.lnlonta, psyahln lit
three AID six months from day OF ih!n. III
honda cf the purchaser, with %)Dd p"rs"na! s.
curity, will be required for tho dntarr1d pay
ments The tito To BIZ ratmnnd unlIi Ill the pn.-
chase money no Ia Tho property 1" hy -
sold at the expense OF The purchaser uiI1I,iHt's'
to comply with terms rf s:l,.
sep 2j-ts CtlAS. Il. t!HDFf, Trusted.
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f8N8L Ctb.N.NERCE.

Arriyea-Hoats Fleming Il Moltar. |. II
Kuhn. Nora & Villa and VIM Mortons, t,
Elsen Avon Coal Co; :. II Parrot; IT,, l. y
Long IL me- q Clifton, w barrow and J Ii Platte, L"
tn NJ Conl 60; + K NJ Bn~ors, to Mary
land Coal Co; n Emcry. Ia Hump " Bali t"+ |
Company ,pr,l y !,
Summers, Clara. ) Lloyd, Gr4nn,css' !r -
Humbrd, + Il H. Bowers anu IL Iaffol'' j.
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ACCIDENTALLY SnoT. --NlCDtlon was made
10 yesterdays Gazette Of reported homicide
near Burke's Station. The facts, as since
yclopcd, seem to be that a warrant had been
issued for the arrest Of a negro man uamed
Thomas Fields, aud had been placed 10 the
hands Of Constable SartlD, who, accompanied
to execute it. Fields, however, refused 10 be
melee which cnsued ha wife was dangerously
wounded 10 the body The other parties in the
house who aided Fields 10 his resistance, to.
gethcr with Fields himself, were arrested and
committed to Jail at Fairfax G. II. The wound
ed woman was not dead, at last accounts.
PERsoNAI.- Captain James II. ellis, u. =.
N, formerly Of this city, has been ordered to
tho command OF the receiving ship Franklin, at
Norfolk, on November |.
Rey. DR.. Norton, Que OF the delegates From
Virginia to the Episcopal General Convention
in Boston, returned home last night.
Among the strangers 10 the city is Gen IT,
| w. G.. Lee, President Of Washington and ]'ce
University
CoNTRAcr AWARDED. The Committee on
| the Poor Of the City Council met at the Aud
itor's Office at noon 10 day aud opened the buds
for furnishing wood to the poor. There were
six bids ard tho contract was awarded 10 Capt.
Ii. t. Dutcc, of the steamer Arlington t., iur
nish ooc hundred cords of OAK wood, at $3.50
per cord and one hundred cords OF pune, at
81. SIS per cord.
REGlsTnAroN.-Th registration books IN
the several wards Of the city will be rcopencd
On Thursday morning and will remain open Tor
three DAYS. All voters who have become OF
age, or whn have changed their residences since
the last registration, should So that th'lr
names are properly registered, ST. as to cna''ic
them to vote a! the comimg election.
DISAPPOINTED. "A number q! genilcmrn
lrorl this city slarioI this morning for Dtlu.
mo.c to attend the l'imliuu Races. not having
head ci their postponcmcEt. Their disgust on
their arrival at the track aud The cucrsttc re-
marks cnnst quenL upon their disappointment,
have been furnishing food tor merr'mrnt to
their friends here to day.
Police REPORT. The following eases have
been tried alltt Yesterday
jnhu Hcm,.,I, c,lirrd, for :,saaulIlnG al.
Wasinsiun. ais, ooor,d, with d ilSl"l, WAS
committed lnr further ,mlnatlan.
i .:anal luatmln, Tor l"ing ,!rutk aFlt dIsor'
deity, WAS iiacd and discharged.
TnE MoppErr REulsrER&. -~hlaor George
DulI.y. Commissioner ct The X venue, will
commence to MORROW his first monthly lnspGc-
ton OF The Alntttl registers, to ascertain the
amnunt Of tax due ty each dealer.
Miss KATE STOUrENBuRhT. orgabla OF st.
slary's Churrh, announces &ntata, with tab
Icaux, next Tuesday, at Peabody Hail.
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&ItBSEts ENT'a.

T TITLE GTKIAS' OPEEh.--The peasing q
Il ! CsntatH Of New Years Eve will be render.
oil, under tho direct IN Of NJ iss KATE STOlTT-
HNBHKGti with TABLEAUN By the Child
ran OF ST. Mary congregation ~ PEA BODY
HALL, next Tuesday Oct :0ih. Tickets Is
Cents. For tho beneh. of tho now o'gan.
oct p3.1w
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l}y Z. 4, kerby, Auction c-,

By Z. e. KERRY, E-uct;onec-,
cAH OF g csI sl!sfs' i BSAT hND TWo
~ " Ul.E$.-By virtue Of Z daed Of trust from
james #aiisrn, dated tho On day C October
1876. recorded in deed book No, q. page IL. Of
ibe records Of Alexandria city, 70 seruyc NJ.
tannon the payment Of tho sum therein mon
llOncu, %i!i, ~ trustee in SAID deed named
and st the request of tho party thorcby secured,
expose 10 sale by pubic auction. on SATUk-
DAY, the 9TH ,iny Of Oc.Obp:. ISL, 1T AgccR's
wharf. IN tho City Of Alexandria, 1T II Q clock
M, the following described property. Wit -
and TWO MU LES, ono b'acl, and one bay.
oct IT'S ' TARK AONEw, Trustee.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-By viz.
Y tue Of tho decree of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county rendered st the une term, 1872
III the suit CT ". Il. Gooding, assignee, vs.. Ii.
Barnes, &c, tho undersigned, commissioners Of
sale, will on MONDAY, the 18th day of Octo
Der, 1877, (Court day. sell TO the highest bidder
al II o'clock H., thst CERTAIN TRACT OF
LAND whereon James Fox recently resided.
This lsnd lies about four miles northwest of
Fairfax Court House, and near Fox's mill; is
we'll wooded anu watcrcd. CT good soil and suS-
coptiblo of a high state Of cultivation. Persons
desiring TO purchase arc rei,rrod to MIR. Richard
johnson, who resides near The promises.
Terms of Sale: SO much cash in hand rs will
pay the costs ana oXpCI$c; Of sale; tho residue
in throo equal annual payments, TO bear interest
from the day of saln, end to be secured by tho
notes Of the purchaser, with good personal SO.
curty, and retention Of tito until the last pay
nent is made. CuayoYancnS at tho cost OF the
purchaser THOMAS +. LOVE,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax g. H., sep 1j-wts CONS. OF Sslo.
Gs,- This above ss'r is postponed, for want Ct
bidders, until MONDAY, tho 18th day of No.
vembcr, 1877, when the same viii take place at
tho samo place and tim0.
TIIOS. K. LOVE, Comm'rs
oct 1--wts TuOS. MOORE. ! Of Sale
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FISH, OYSTERS, sEc.

ri T.,
VTUI.IAM H. SMITH s. CO..
Doalors in
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS.
No. ~ north Royal street Market Hulld'ng]
Alexandria. Virginia.
Having completed onr arrangements Tor the
Produce, Oyster and Fish business. We arc now
prepared to furnish tho tr"do with anything IN
our limo at prices to snlt
RSs- NJ ELONH and CANThhEUpS spo-
atty. uro
Wo will also recoivo rresh SALT WATEE
FISH throo times week, which will be olnrod
for sale a. stall! No 3. City Market, by Mr.: }. q.
GRIMES Order will rneoivN orr special a..
tcntiOn. hu4
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g@3""ClIE CORNER" S. ". OF KING AND
Fairfax streets, DEALEAM'S, is tho only
r!sce 20 buy FIRST GLASS MERCHANT
TiILORS' CLOTHING ,oadv made.
Firs. Glass Dress Suits $50, $25, $50, &c.
Business Salts S. sc 50. So, 50. $40, SD, 5l5,
SIG so, &c.
Ovcrcoats Ct Finost Imported Beaver. Sati
Lire |, $40.
Do Cut Beaver, both sizes visible, SIS.
French Worsted $21.
Beavers SIS, SIS, So, $40 and IS.
Finest Froa,h Broad Cloth Coats, Satin ii aod
$40 aid down to So.
Diagonal Coat and Vest Of Finest French
Worsted So down to SIS, SC.
FINE CLOTHING you csn save : per
cont and get Thorn equal in al respects TO ner.
chant lsiur:,, and my CHEAT CLOTHING
is tho Cheapest in the market
S. DEALHAM,
oct5 G. King st., corner Fairfax.
Hss2- How IT Is DoNE.-l'he first object 10
IFS witt, the American people is to get rich );
tho second, how TO regain good health Tho
lirst can be obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; tho second (good healthy by using
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should you
bo :. desuon,lont sufferer from any Of the elects
of dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &C.
such ~ Sick HeM lacho, Palpitatlon of the Heart
Sour Stomach, uabiLunl Costivoness, DlEzlnc3s
Of tho Head, Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirits.
&c, you need not suffer another day. Two
doses of August Flower will relieve You at once
Sample bottles 10 cts. regular sizo 10 cts. POSI-
lively sold by al first class Druggists IN inc
Unitel States. sep 9l-lv
sos. CLEANSE TIE SYSTEM and purify the
blood. QUIKk'S IRISH TEA will do this,
and rcliose Dyspepsia, Sex Hoadachc, Consul.
PISTON and ali diseases call!ed by arrangement
Of tho sStnlnarh or Liver. Sold by Druggists.
Twenty-Five cents pnr package, making ono
quart Of medicine, II tos cup OF which "a q doao.
sas- rEETu. If not kept clean, soou decay.
TH HIJf its fT'SEi iVoEY pEiRL ToOTH
POWDER: It will proseryn them through lilo
SnI W druggists :5o per hottlH fob 2S-ly
kss-IlAun TINES deu.nd economy. 'rac-
lice it, Eraryato your soilnd Gloves with |Ou.
VEINS 5000 RLES;' KID GLOVE
CLEANER Ii will cleanse them thoroughly.
sold hy druggists. - conta per bottle.
Opening AND CGosrNu OF MAILS. Until
further notice tho following will DO tho hours
Tor tho opening and closing Of tho mails:
CLOSING
Northern ana Western mHiiS 5:lj u. III. and
QUO =. III.
Southwestern, via Unr.ionsviln and Lynch
burg, I:3n Il. III.
Manassas Division, T::i0 g. III.
Washington and Ohio, AexandriH t." Round
Hill Va, 500 y. N.
Southern, viz fredericksburg anl Richmond,
Va, 5l5 y. m. and $40 y. III
Night mali Tor l.rnrhburS nntl points beyond
Ut ICn y. Ii,
OPENING
Northern and Wcstorn msls, $40 A. m. snl
$50 and : y. Iii,
Southwestern, VIA Lynchhurg and Oorlohs-
Vile, zoo p. III.
Manassas Division, > 20 p III.
Washington and Ohio, Round Hill To Alex
andria, $50 y. m.
Southern mails, via RchmnnL anil FroAer
ckshurg, w., $50 y. m and lu, p. IN.
ny General delivery window cl"i',' III 500 p.
NJ. Doors close at 800 p III.
Hz:-Opan Oh >;unL&ya ~ y Il. III. and close; at
$50 a. m.
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&,tu, ~ "A
i,p ,hr,urh I,,k Na 4 about t,ur miles above
the y,tcs and tore i, This delayed the pas
s,vr IF bD,;s FIR several hours, but the damage
was s.rn rcn,ir,d and the boats allowed to PASS
m their downward course.
d,,r;or a., .,ss;o, If
81 a',o'" tIs ti nr ,wnntv fvc cts
,o,,"j 49,, r;,r crn.s;nu rho ynnrdnrt BRIDGE
I,i
''uu"'N' r,., r,o
ih'it IL !" ~ '' m iNe..; 10 ;nh'
'Hoc,t CtI'P. ~ "'N ~. A. a1''iiat'
"h,c' VIII DC a'"''s9'" ~ '''''''' ''"'''0''''
a"n iiu''''' ;, =,
Inc Conlmtttre on NtfoctS "t 'hc Ci'y N"u"e'a
net last night, but tranSacfod no pnSincSs o.
public interest.
The Enlsconal liiah School Of Virginia, near
th;, civ. has had 81 complete gymnasium
Daring the year 1877 about ten thousand
dollars, collateral inheritance tax, has been as
scssed in this CITY. for State purposes.
Tbo f,;ip C,u,ol will hall tia yceulsr semi.
.i,,a .,',,;nn .,;,h,
,;.h,. -. >, nor,,;t ,bo,,
naT''' an ' W., ;'S, ,, I,u '" ~, rohon ~
to S,,'Tr WIN Nol'' ri'u,'ucs, ''' ""'i a,r
Pun paoy H}'ui "''' al ""'' '''''' wv "''
'i1'' -" ''s I" oo''''
49,, p
, '"" ME-, =" f, ~ r.L;sL H.,
urr"ese Enp" '.ef, - az .h Iao" d ,ho a;ia
uhnw which ri latc vnar3 has become az much
of q nn;sl nc. TO The uircns visitor a. the pop
corn. peanuL bow is to the railway passenger.
w., o,n,nrooo o,l tbn l,rro n,v;Ilinns
~. H. ,.;, o,,,ranoo nh;nb orn c,varn1 With
near the main co'rance' "hlcl! are coVefsu WIFI
pa0tlngS representing EianiS' III Wn'ucu, owali''
Albino, Circassian, and wild people, which arc
shown within the canvas. ln addition 10 o large
coIlec;nn Of living curiositics combination of
I,n,,,,, .r,;.l, r;nn 1ariatv entertainment on
."o", g. 49, naooa";on ~ tbc rround md ,f,cr
W. ". ,.'. e,onoo rho ,nboIo cvh;h;t;on
j.. mnJnr ,l,.a rrs,onsibc management Of the
Dn uu ,.,,Iar, nron,;etors oI' Tho Ncw Am
~ n ~ ,n Vail o,,
-
~
l'uranS y Rheumatic iIeWeoy never Han "nu
| never eau fail 10 cure rheumatism, no matter
| how long standing. lIOdilles ilcadachc SPECIFIC
| cures headache 10 five 20 twenty minutes. Sold
~, I'll Jru,.i.,s IN Alexandria, oct 92.3t
| ~ ''
OIL Hasa
llANnhER'l'l n'r aMo. 80 na.A ,nMSn
hra'"'H' '' ~ Wv Ioa- E;na ,nJ E,;r
t t,'uao,n Al Rryn1Ir,u Pronrictor Ioct |
| lax s'icc'S' W. H" .o,
| ,.,,. nr,n,., o.,
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CHEAPEST
u r Y G. O CD 8
IN WASHINGTON. H. g., AT -
Carriers, 7O7 Market space.

Wo are selling tho very best Calico that is
made NJ SC in short lengths, containing 3, a. D.
g. I and yards the saTe quality Calico IS sell
ing at &c or tho pieco. Also Remnants OF Sheet
ing. O. 10, ii and II yd3 long, lie; also Remnants
Of Table Linen, H. ,, y and 8 yards long;
Alllhese Remnants we are selling at alfwhAt
they arc worth. We are determined to close out
our Remnants. Remember the choap store.
CARTER s, 707 Market Space.
We are selling an excellent BLACK SILK at
81, worth 81 81 Black Caahmoro. very lino and
the widest double width, only zoe; very lino
Black Alpaca wide double fold, Only 25c; also
the finest Black Silk Mohsir A pacn only "Ic-
cheap Of &c. Our now and beautiful FA Lii
DRESS GOODS have arrived, Excellent Can
Table Linen at 26c; Line Napkins ut g.: l. inen
Crash al g.. We arc determined to sell tho
cheapest Dry Goods in Washington. sne"lwtf
~ CIGAR LluIiTEkHl
Wo havo just received a largo stock Of T. gar
Lght'rs OF all lengths, in white and walnut.
oe ID MCLEAN & UHLER 1O7 King st.
DIED WAKRIOR AXES tho best axes
~ made Sd dozen in storo and for sale at a
small advance Csll and examine, rs King,
cornor of Royal st
oct II }. 7. CRElGHTON u SON.
A HANDLES-a great bargain-2 - cases
II Of axe handles, a job lot, ut less than man.
uiacturcrs' prices, al rs King st. corner Of Roy
al street ...i .t.'
eel II j. L. CREIGHTON & SON.
WAGoNSl WAGONSM WAGONS II!
w Wa.havo good assortment Of childrens
wagons, Of all sizes and prices.
MCLEAN s. UHLAR,
ret lC 107 King street
( vLOTHES LINES Of All sizes. Knpo and
~ TWlnes Gf ail aizas and all kinds, for sale by
.t O.. rta MCLEAN IL lHLEE,
oct Is ' lU7 King street.
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CTEAMED OYSTERS
y AtJAGOB BOHEhUn',
NO. I3SGUTII ROYAL STREET
He has Just completed his now apparatus 10:
sLonmng oysters, and has fitted upn LADIES
DINING PARLOR whore oysters in every
STYLE and othor delcacies viii. DO furnished ut
tie shortest notice and at all hours.
PORTED WINES and BRA N ID Els
and other choice liquors can lie had ~ tho bar.
SOP .,3lm
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HOST ARD FOUND.

r OST, MISLAlD OR STOLEN.-At the
IL bondhodors mootng on Thursday the 18th
instant one of tho Auditors Record Books con-
tanning tho names ana residences of tho bond
holders OF tho city Of Alexandria. The person
having possession Of this book is requested to
return i. to tho Auditors othce, without delay.
oct .10-;'5 CITY AUDITOR.
z OST--On Friday morning on the way to
- the Washington train, 4 pair OF EYE
GLASSES, with black rims. Thu Under will
p!ta?e losYe thsn at this Office oc 2O-jt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-23

purany's Rheumatic Remedy never has and
never eau fail TO cure rheumatism. no matter
how long standing. lIodilles Headache Specific
| cures headache 10 five 60 twenty minutes. Sold
| hy I'll druggists in Alexandria. oct 22.M
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ANpKERcIlIEFS For nice Pa Silk Hand
krrclicf call at the Boss Clothing House,
iBlondhciu,'s old stand J corner King and Fair
fax streets. Nj. BENDHEIM, Proprietor. oct |
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TnE MoppErr REulsrER&. -~Alaior George
Duffy, Commissioner ct The Il venue, Will
cnmmrncr to morrow his first monthly lnSptc-
ton OF the Alnftit registers. to Ascertain the
amnunt of tax due ty each dealer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-23

Miss KATE STOUrENBuRhlI. orgaDia. OF st.
Mary's Church, announces q &ntata, with tab
Icaux, next Tuesday, at Peabody Hall.
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The Association then adjourned.

COURTS. The regular monthly term OF the
County Court OF Alexandria county, Judge
James Sangstcr presiding, was held yesterday,
and adjourned till court in course.
The Circuit Court for tho county, Jud &C
Keith to preside, will begin its regular term on
the 7th Of November next. At that term the
only one that will be held during the year
the case of Benjamin Austin against the Cot
umhia Turnpike Company, for damages result
ing from defective highway, will be tried.
The u. S. Circuit and District Courts, Judge
Il. w. Hughes to preside, will be held in this
city on the 18th prOXimo.