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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-09
LADIES, FURNISHINGS.
AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.
TAYLOR e. HUFIY,
933 pENNSY ANA A VEN u E
Washington, ID. G.,

Washington, ID. G..
Hsec during tho pas. fow weeks boon steadily
adding to their supply OF
hADlkS' AND MISSES SUITS,
md as q result have one of tho lsrges! and most
vsrod GssnrLments to be found III America.
;:nmcIiately that o new article is brought out
hy tho csi!ora of the mote thoy take measures I"
hr supplied with it, so that their Indy patrons
can always hnd what thoy want, or what mas
been suggested TO thor fancy any where
In rEKGAI.E SUITS their stock is cohl
pletc. They show Plain and Combination Ior-
Gales in Checks md Stripes. and in stl cnlors
escape being satisfied. and tho prices rsngo Ms
follows: So, 81, S., S5.II5 and Sc.
In CAM BRIO SUITS thoy have all shades of
Blue, Green, Black and Brown, and with Trim
mings, embracing Bands plaitlngs, Laco and
Embroiderics. The prices are: 81, S4h0, 80,
S.. 50, So, $G5l, $7.25 iS, Sll.31 and Sl2
UAMBRIC OVERSKlRTH and BASQ U ES,
in all shades of Bluo, Black, Groom and Brown,
odgod with all tho stylish tints and trimmed in
Embroidories, Bands and Torchon Lsce, at S3,
81, SIS and Sc.
A full and very elegant limo Of ontirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in price from T3 to Slo.bu.
Linen OvGr5kirts and l}Asques. in endless VA
rioty, trimmed in PlaiLngs, Embroldorios,
LAceS and BraIdeu, IN all cOlors ana shHpes,
and at prices from S13 TO $l2.75. Polonaises
trimmel in Bands, Plaitings and Braids, from
$4 to $3.50.
LADIES SUMMER UIISTERS, an indis.
ponsable and very "tono.y" garment, in all tho
latest shapes and with different trimmings, anu
Of all Sizes longths and Dimensions at moderate
figures, running from $3.50 to $3.50.
Tho grand department Of WHITE SUITS is
ono of tho most important of this house. Tho
stock is largo but woll solicited and unsurpassed
for design, make and finish throughout The
ditloront patterns of suits embrace Polonasos or
Overskirls and Bssquos At roducod prices, run.
ming from SIS to $lS; also White Overskirts and
Basquos from So to $l4 80
A line of very graceful Polonaisos marked
down to rates varying from So to $l0
Particular attention is called to q lot of stylish
White Basquos. trimmed with Lace Embroide-
rios. LAGOS and Rutilos, and msrkod only $3.50
TO $S
Thoy will open this Wook now and vory su-
porior limo of first class LINEN and CAMBklC
SUITS. These will bo trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted embrodcries. in all tho new
and becoming colors They will be marked at
tho lowest possible figures. and we predict will
Just suit tho asto Of ladies who appreciate artist
ic things. TAYLOR HUFT4,
jeG-if 933 Pa sv., Washington, D. G.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DRIUES REDUCED.
| am now putting UP SETS OF TEETH Ar
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full SETS from $40 TO SIS.
Partial sots in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Where aets arc to be put i'll n" ch.rE" Will DO
made for extracting.
''''>'> ''' DK. EAWCETG, Dontist,
NV Ism No. .! N. Wash. Ct, AloSA, Va.
nR. ROBERTSON, 10 south kntaw stroot,
- Baltimore Md, from long experience in
Hospital and Special Practice, will guarantee"
Cure in all Diseases OF tho Urinary Organs,
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, HonerH Do
bility, mpotoncy, Gloss Of sexual p"wnr) ny
hsustion and all bad eli,rts arising from early
indiscrrtons and ahllsns. AIS" nll Female t'"In
plairts. Discusses rocontly c"ntrscto'l positively
cured in 6 10 10 days DR.. t., nn'l"rsod by In"
leading physicians Of Baltimore, guarnntoos
honorable and scientific troatm"nt To Nil placing
themselves in his hands. All consultations
strictly confidential. Can be cnnsillto.! III WASH
ington every Wednesday and Saturday, from :
to . p. H., at his ofico, 92l ID st., botweon 9th
and 10Th. Call or WRITE enclosing stamp l"r
rapy. loD lS-lV
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VIZ s. NJ 100 Il Z,

A FULL LINE Of COLGATES TOILET
n SOAPS-Wo nsmo in part; Cashmere
Bouquet, Turtle Oil. Oatmeal Nonnsrcil, Nur-
sc1y Motol, Century, Brown Bath, Palm, Sayin
Sanitsiro assorted, &c. &c, and for salo low ny
io6 H. w. AVERY, 22G King at.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1877.
WOOD AND CO&fL.


CoNn' COKE,
| Tho price pl Cnku nj the Aluyandrs Chs
| Works has boon reduced from $50 t. 81 per
| cant load, deliycrUd
All orders promptly filled.
jy 5-lw ). KOXBURl. Supt.
(yoA1' ooA1'
On my wharf nni t 4rriv" daring the soasnn
full stock Of
ANTHARClTE,
CUMBEKl.AND and
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS
nl hest quality,
and we'll scrench will be- pleased to
supply my friends and customers at lowest mar
koL price polivoroh ut hollsoa, cars or boats,
per tnn of 22iO lbs.
jo7 w. A. SMOOT.
yoAh' coAL'
Wecsn now ofer best quality ANTHRACITE
COAL, prepared especially for family use at
tho following rates:
White Ash Egg and Nut Coal $4
White Ash Stove $42
Red Ash Egg and Nut S4 25sS46n
Red Ash Stove $4 90 and 81 10.
Lyken's Valley US 60.
Cumberland So 5O.
Per ton Of 2!40 lbs, delivered to any part Of the
city. r., j. MEHAFFEY Il CO.,
je6 Wharf 0nd yards foot Of Quoon street.
TOALI COAL!
For good CLEAN COAL 60 to II. j. ME-
HAFFEY & CO.'S, wharf and yard foot Of
Queon street. sep6
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ICE CREAM. SODs WATER. &c.

NOTICE
respectfully inform my customers and Tho
public gonera.iy that having improved my IA
cities for tao Manufacture Of
ICE CREAM,
| Am now prepared to furnish families, piHnlcS
and parties At tho lowest rates with superior
articlo in quantities to suit.
MylCE CREAM PNKLOR;i will b1 found
w comfortable ~ any III tho city, they having
recently been roGttod for tho Comfort and con-
venicnco Of my patrons, vino will be served ~
81! hours with DELICIOUS CREAM Of any
desired favor, and ico cold SODA WATER,
;uado of tho purost Syrups.
FRUIT Of al kinds in season.
Il largo limo OF CONFECTIONERY GOODS,
anch rs CANDIES, NUTS, &c, constantly OF
taua and for s.le wholesale and retal At Bottom
p-icns. CHRISTIAN SCHAFEH,
No :; north Fairfax ST.,
my - III, Alexandria, w.
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DRY GOODS.
S1TARTLING AND STRANGE DEVIL
~ OpEMENlS

SyTAkTLING AND STRANGE UEVELr
~ OpEMEN1S.
The Whclc business community WAS thrown
into state Of violent excitoment and aSitstion
this morning by the discovery that
D. BENDHEIM,
AT ILL; PALACE DRY GOODS STORE
No ll2 King street.
was and has been selling his goods at q
WONDERFUL SACRIFICE,
for 10 other reason than to keep his stock mOv
ing. Being interviewed, this strange event was
only augmented by the fact that ho intends TO
completely rovolutionizo tho Dry Goods trado
in Alexandria As regards prices, SC.
DOWN WITH YOUR PRICES
Best Calico Sic; Orgsndl Lawn lie; yard
wido I.inon for dresses l9t; Dress Goods, plaid
or striped. 10c; Grenadines At your own prices !;
rarasols from G0c to So Cassinaerns, all wool.
Zoe; 100 yards Spool SILK &C.; a good paper Of
Pins &c n aNo White Sproad 81 25 hes! Shirt
ing, striped, i0; hnn Victoria Lawn l2!c It
good Ladies' GSuzn Vost for 45c; also q largo
stock rf dents Underwear, which wo will soil
ii bottom figures good Linen Crash &c por yd );
also largo limo of Ladies Linon Suits. which
will be sold at the lowest prices before carrying
OCor call ia all no asks. iy ;
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Henry Englehardt's Lager Beer.

(Bottlod for Family Uso and Shippng)
The attention of tho public is respectfully call:
nl 10 very superior article of LAG ER and
WEISS BEEH browed from tho bost Mslt and
Hops, with the greatest care for its purity, and
put up III tho most conyonicnt style will! patont
stoppors.
Invsliis or duiicatc persons will derive much
bcneit from its use. Ordors left a. Louis Ap-
pich's restaurant will roccivo prompt alton ton.
Country merchants and dealers supplied ct
lowest rslrs. Delivered TO any part OF tho city.
HENRY ENGLERARDT,
NY, West End Brewery.
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Conservative Ward and Township
Meetings.

Tho Conservative voters Of tho city and county
Of Alexandria will assemble in their respective
wards and townships on Wednesday evening
nnxt tho 1llh instant, al o'clock p IN. At their
usual place Of meeting, and soloct gentlemen TO
represent them in the State Convention TO DO
hold in tho city Of Richmond on tho Sth Of An.
gust 10 nominate candidate for Governor, and
al tho salno timo to SOLICIT gontomon TO represent
them in city and county convention To DO holN
at tho Sun Engine House, III this city, on July
the 10Th, At II clock H.. tosolocttwo candidates
for tho House Of Delegates from tho city and
wards ard townships to each convention will hn
as follows:-
First Ward, 4 Dolog, tcs. 3D..
Second Ward. , Delegates.
Third Ward, 6 Delegates
Fourth Ward 3 Delegates.
Jcfnrson Township | Delegate.
Arlington l Delegate.
Washington, Delegate
BY ordor Of tho Conservative COMMITTEE
uUGH LATHAM, Chairman
j. II. BEcKHAM, Secretary.
TITO THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS OF
l. FAIRFAX COUNTY. 49,.
YOu ARC respectfully requested TO assemble IN
MAS meeting at Fairfax Court uouso, on MON
DAY, the 10th instant, Court day. for the pur-
pose of collecting delegates to represent you In
tho State convention TO be held in Richmond ON
tho 9Th day OF August noXt, to nominate candi,
dates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
Attorney Gonoral. n.
1t is important that every port on Of the coun-
~ be represented in this meeting, that such &C.
ections bo made rs shall secure full represent
alton in eaid convention, and that the sentiment
Of oach section may be reflected.
According to the vote cast at tho Iste n pres,
dontal election the county 10 entitled to seVen'
teon delegates, distributed as follows:
Centrevillo district 3; Lee2 Mount Vernon
=; Falls Church 3; Providence q; DranesVIlloa g.
by order of tho County Coneerv Committee
jy 2-eotd TuOS. MOORE. Chairman.
DUlLDEKS' HARDWARE, PATENT
- DOOR BELLS, &c.
We havo received Il large supply OF Builders
Hardware which WAS purchased at worry low
ii,uros and will 10 sold at a small advance
SAKGENT'S PATENT DOOR BELLS-A
nco article that can be put UP without addition
al oxpenso over the cost of boil. Price very low.
10 reduce stock we will otior great induce
monts to.purchasers of goods in our limo. STOCK
complete. Call and oyslnine at 81 hing slreol'
corner Of Royal. ,or
je 80 J. T.. CREIGHTON & SON.
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NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS-JUST
~ IN SEASON.
Monday, July 2J, 1877.
Wa rncovod to- day and havoin store choice
limo of Summer Dress Goods and oilsr them at
o1trs low prices, viz:
Yard wide Dress Linen at zoe.
DO. Extra Good do. at 25c.
Pacific Lawns. worry pretty, at TO-.
Plain White French Organdies
Checked do, very desirable.
Fronch Organdos with rich bordering.
White. Figured and Dotted Muslins.
White, Blue and Pink Tarletans At Zoe.
Black Trimming and Lining Silk. yard wido,
60c.
White Corded Piqus and Musins at Zoe, to-
gether with other chuap goods.
ID. r. BRASHEAR,
IL. 3. uoomoa. No. 100 King street,
jy2 Alexandria, Va.
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A GREAT GONVENlENCE.

A GREAT ONVENlENCE.
.iAvo your time, labor and money by calling ut
Mra s. h. SNlDEHS
.TA ARIETI S g 0 IL f.,
"a door from $. f. cor. King and Fairfax SITS,
To mako your purchases in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Sho hiss in store and ia constantly reenVlng
lsryo onnrtities Of China and QueenswsrN, Glass,
IiE, Wood and Willow Warn Brushes OF oil
kinds, Busters Brooms, Ropn, Blacking. iIsn-
torns, Lamps and Lamp Goods, 81! kinds OF H.
illuminating Oils snd Toys in great variety.
NH ;l-3m
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Alefauoria 0azette
MONDAY EVENING. JULY ..

TREASURE TRoVE. .-Seycral old Spanish
coins were found in pile Of earth 10 front Of
the Birch Mead factory at 224 Spring street,
on Wednesday afternoon, and within few
minutes score Of boys were struggling on tha
heap. They soon uncarthed two or three hun
drcd silver pieces A cartman had previously
taken away several loads Of tho Garth, and
probably, considerable amount Oh silver also
Investigation in the cellar from which the
earth was takcD yielded moro Of the silver piece.
| and last evening John kelsey and f.. L. Schntt,
proprictors of the Birch Mead factory, accom-
panied a reporter to search for yet more Of the
| treasure. After loo5oning the earth with
shovel, the party run tho cods between their
fingers and siftcd it out Several silver riecas
| we're soon found. Then peculiar pipe with
IL lions head Tor bowl was turned up, then
chain, and carved horn fork and other things
were taken out and carefully examined.
Spanish quarters and American halt dollars
came up by scores in every shovelful Two boya
filled their hats and the gentlemen their pock
cts. Over hundred dollars worth OF silver
was found iu q few minutes.
After the surface Of the cellar had been pretty
thoroughly dug over to the depth Of six inches,
tho work was postponed until this morning.
The coins found bear date from 1902 to 1872.
the later pieces being American half dollars.
-Four years ago laborcrs in tho cellar found forty
dollars in gold. IN T. Ne,os.
"DE COLD FACT "A grocer doing business
on Michigan Grand avenue was yesterday asked
to trust oolored man one day for a quart OF
strawberries.
Cant do it-you'd mover pay" he replied.
a T. u l.
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EADI FOR SU " NJ Ei!
IL,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-14

those who have tasted the bitterness of
alien oppression; If, % quote the lane
guage Of his friend, General Foster. De
would rule States rather thau provinces.
freedom rather than slaves Nc he would
strive to supplaut sectional hate with re-
Cancellation, then he would find OBJ fac.
tious opposition t. such policy iu the
South. But not knowing bis policy. and
knowing wen chat as stated by hIs friend.
here il travcr-es all the maturaI u.ger-
auces and carefully considered policy and
accomplished acts of DIE party for the
last twelve years, l must DE excused to.
day from luhrieatiug Che processes of tHe
count aud Fastening am event I may r.-
greet.
The South yields readily 90 kindness. but
gentlemen are mistaken it .hev think those
vino have character and influence % be.
come leaders Of the Southern people can
be induced 10 yield their convictions and
walk at the chariot wheels of Mr. Hayes
10 grace his triumph. To my fellow.
democrats who differ as to the action ths
moment 90 be had, l say bear with us
even as we do with YOU.
We follow what We conceive t0 Doe a.
duty, aud cannot believe that our poauI.
will present kecuer edge oft Indignation
To those who struggle % prevent tho
consumm1uou of fraud than t1 those
who perpeirate TO- As for my own part.
! chceriully submit my record .o ihe
liberty-loviug constituency which have
the honor To- represent in this House.
Here the hammer fell.
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SPEECH OF
SPEECH OF
HON. HENRY WATTERSOX,
OF KENTUCKY,
Against DilatOry Proceedings.


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%'0n us H""e' We're aohe quickly.
~ man l"S "or"e' har1er OF longer
'''''.' nv ~ prevent i'. no man I7
, ~ ',"'t - y '''" I''' oI.' A7 Hil.
J-'.'. NV, - ! '''"'1' l"' power
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VIZ 'ne count "hnt lhen why the
IN; 49, y, '"e minority on 'Nl' moor
W. l'''','i we J2"! "y'''''' lh' result anu
o'ily oul l'le ofIs,H"i programme off com
si'.i'oy WI, ~ MHlen Ine hePunI'e'n Iead-
", 80" l',''i PHSl o''''''l campaign
v" say '"'9 Us I'"I'''' ON say il If
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FnshiOts NOtes

Net mittens are revived.
/ Tlllcul is a leading color.
Foulards are fashionable.
Full dress demands the bonnet
White chip is declining ia favor.
Demi -saisOn styles are coming iu.
Bonnet trimmings are not elaborate.
Yellow and tilieul are leading cJI8rs
Mittens are all at once very iashiOua-
bic
The old Tuscan straw braids are re-
vved.
Open, lace-like straws are coming iu
vogue.
Leghorn straw bonne,s are most sought
for.
Mandarin is one of the new shades Of
yellow.
The newest bonnets are capotes, or
Normandies.
Rough straw twists are preferred for
round hats.
Moonlight blue is The popular shade Of
this color.
Shawls ofevery kind viii be much worn
this spring.
yellow italian straws are the first choice
in bonnets,
Some mittens are Of white, others of
black or colored lace.
Persian khenna is an instantaneous,
inodorous hair dye.
The newest bonnet ribbons are woven
with plush effects.
Tilleul, or linden green, is a pale tint
of yellowish green.
All shades Of gray are seen In the DE
beiges and vigognea,
The fashionable color, tilleul. is very
trying to the complexion.
All Oriental fabrics are very fashion
able at the moment IN Paris.
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THE ELECTORAL COUNT.
SPEECH OF
HON. HERNANDO ID. MONEY.
OF MISSISSIPPI,
In the House of Representatives.
March I, 1877.

March !, 1877.
The House having under consideration
the objections to the electoral vote of Yer
mont
Mr.. Money said
Mr.. SPEAKER: | have been one of the
silent members of the House and am
now difident in presenting objections in
so grave a matter as the count of the
electoral vote of State but a convic-
ton of duty to my constituents and to
my country forbids me to be silent wit
ness of the consummation of a great
wrong.
When, few weeks ago, 1 voted for the
electoral bill, little anticipated that to-
day would stand in my place an indig-
nant protestant to the decisions of the
commission. / admit at the outset that
the bill under which we are now acting
was Democratic measure, recommend
| ed BY every Democratic member of the
joint committee submitted to a Demo
cratic caucus and overwhelmingly adopt
| ed, and passed by the almost unanimous
vote of the Democratic party in both
Houses of Congress. / admit all this !;
and while | did not like single feature
OF the bill for its own sake, yet it was
the best method presented to Congress
for the settlement of vexed question. II
was demanded by the whole country to
insure domestic tranquility and to revive
our languishing industries. Without
the bill Mr.. Hayes would have been
counted in by fraud and put in by force,
and the double wrong would have
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county.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by tie Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That the board Of
supervisors OF the county of Scott, be and they
are hereby authorized and empowered to order
a re assessment of real estate in said county,
should such board in its judgment deem such
Ireassessment necessary and advisable; Pr0rid-
Ell, said order shall be made and entered upon
the records Of said board on or before the first
Monday in April, 1877.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That should
said board deem such Ee-assessment necessary
and advisable, and order the same to be made
it shall thereupon be the duty of the clerk of
said board to Immediately notify the Auditor of
Public Accounts of such action, and it shall be
the duty of said Auditor upon receiving such
notification, to furnish Immediately to said clerk
three land assessment rolls for the purpose of
making said assessment, which said rolls shall
be prepared according to section nine of an
Act entitled an Act in relation to public reve-
nues and for other purposes, approved, April
| Is, 1876.
SEC. 5. Be 1t further enacted That the as
SCISSOR of said county, shall have prepared, at
the expense of said county, suitable blanks for
making said assessment; which blanks shall
have attached thereto, an oath, to be taken and
subscribed before said assessor or his deputy
which said oath shall in all respects meet the
requirements of section eighteen of the Act
above referred to.
SEC. 4. Be 1t further enacted, That the
assessor of said county, shall receive as com
pensation for making said assessment, in case
the is ordered to be made, the commission
now allowed by law, the same to be paid out of
the county treasury of Scott county, upon com
pletion of said re-assessment and the reception
of the same by said board.
SEC. 5. Be 1t further enacted That this Act
take effect and be in force from aud after its
massage.
APPROVED, January Is, 1871
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AN ACT to correct
erty In the county of Franklin

AN ACT to correct church
erty IN the county of Franklin.
WHEREAS, By inadvertence on the part of the
assessor for Franklin county, in the year 1874,
the following described land belonging to
kbenezer Church, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, and lying in said county, was
enormously and unlawfully assessed as unknown
property towit The southeast quarter of
the southeast quarter of section 4, in township
3, range 5, east, containing forty-one 1900
acres, and was sold to the State in the year
1875; and
WHEREAS, Said land was church property at
the time OF said assessment, and by Law exempt
from taxation therefore
SECTION l. Be at enacted by the legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That the tax on
said land be ordered to be RENTED so far as
the State is concerned, to the trustees of said
church, and the board of supervisors of Frank
lin county are authorized and required to strike
said land from the assessors roll of said county
and order the amount IN full of all county taxes
heretofore collected on said lard to be RENTED
to the board of trustees of said church
SEC. ,. Be it further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
| APPROVED, January "a, 1877