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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08

coffee was quiet but firm Sales during the
l.42s bags Maracabo 1871 do Laguayra 2of do. ssvans
and 80 do Angostura sold In lots for consumption within
the range, and 400 Java ~ Gregg sold before
arrival on private terms The ,tock Of mild coffee in first
hands Ia 262oO grass mats Java 365 bags Laguay 1904
do jamaica 1902 do. St. Domingo $50 do Costa Rca and
202 do Mexican Total stock $685. bags and 262oo mats
Java We quote:-ordinsry cargoes lie IKE; lair do.
1e1zc: good do 2oc prime do. 2os4c. Gle extreme
range for lots, lie 22c Santos fair to good. 1919.
2oc. gold 10 days; Java bags pc 23c do
grass mats 23c 24c singapore l9c 2lc; ccyon iec
2lc; Msracabo ls1sc Doc Laguayrs, is1ac Zoe. ;
Jamaica. lsc Ice st. Domingo, le1sc lie; Porto
Rico, lsc 2O1ac Costa Rica 1sc 2c Me xican, lSc
2Oc. Manila. lsc "a l9l9c Angostnrn l9c. 2Oac. I;
snySnilla ls'se poe. curac,a, 1916 q l9c
COTTON the spot 1-16 lower Futures opened de-
cdedly lower owing to disappointing from Liverpool
Prices dropped still further during the and the
closed barely steady The closing prices to-day compare
with Tuesdays rs iollows:-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March z, 1877.
SssA @ net T.ssp s '.ss Loo
NEW ORLEANS. March 7, 1877
ordinary io Net rseslps, sss bales. gross 6ass
io6 bales; coaswse bales Sales 100 bales STOCK
297 GI2 bales.
Cotton nominal middling, 1laic low mdding Ike;
SGea as o 9as coast,
WISE l4o bales Sales unimporant Stock g. 3is bales
SAVANNAH. March I, 1877.
iisc god ordipary lie Net receipts" 1863 bales Sales
CHARLESTON. March 7. 1877.
Cotton soS Sq .a0.pv ddps % low %s s la
sS.77sa '-'@'' 49, s'0e,'
Flour une han, ssles bbis Wheat steady No
: e 81 s: @ q s.sy sS, s;
So,l csnsan an nsa a. ys Mi DO sic SSnm a
sbIpstnfs, S2a middllngs S24 SIS. Flour shipments.
100 bbls.
There was but little life TO the trade day and prices
Corn-0ny air request Florr-ssics Of $50 bbls at
Vi 81; high mi Die; cars do
SOC: do private terns 1000 bushels Canada
H"s %.ss snsh Ss.
500 DBL SVS
shpments-flour. 200 bills wheat. l44oo do; corn.
1900 do. OATS $500 do. barley Ieoo dot rye 24oo do.
ToLnpo. March 7. 1871
Flour dull Wheat dull: amber Michigan. spot, held at
u fla: april 81 5l May. 81 50 offered 81 50 asked;
~ ~ asked May, 81 i9a offered 81 30 assed 40. nm
a+s 80. > spot 4ss April: ass May Gal; duh;
white 5yc Dressed hogs. S. Rec-ipts-3,5OU bushels
flour, 800 bushels wheat 5000 do corn.
CHICAGO, March 7. 1877
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat In fair demand and
higher; No Chicago spring 81 2ii cash: 81 2i1 April
~ 2sia May; No. do. 81 10. rejected B3c ole Corn
easier 3yec., CASH 4Osc, Aprii IJ4ac.. May rejected
35sc NC. Outs steady and uuchanged Rye steady
u pOr du wea
and lower; $Ii 20 cash. $it 80, April; xl4 80. Nav.
Lard heavy. dull. weak and lower; 81 37is. cash !.
81 ~, 81 -. April - 30 May Bulk meats easier;
shoulders. 5'sc; short ribs. Ne; short clear
sides. Tsc. Dressed hog easier Mt So 81 12 Whskey
~ o. ieceipts-Four 600 bills. wheat, 10000
l2 90 do. oats, l5vOJ do rye. 1000 do barley
$500 do Shipmens-Fiour. $500 bbls wheat, . gp
bushels; corn o4vo DO oats 1900 barley. 5000
At the afternoon call OF the Board Wheat nc. lower
Corn and unchanged. Pork lOc lower Lard iowcr
~ ~, April ~ 10 n - J25s May.
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10000 do. 80. .. BIO
10000 Us 500. c. '65. n
400 do. =. =. be
5000 US 500, c. '65, n.
Y
5000 N c 6's. n. J&J
5000 do ............
1000 No Us. old. j 81.
1000 ID OF Col 3-65's. r
1000 do. :.
1000 Alb n Susq I'd. :.
1000 do.
500 Alb x SusQ Sd :.
1000 La 4 Mo kR lst
5000 N j Cen LIST. II. :.
5000 n j Cen RR. c..
1000 NJ Il st Z. IAN d
$4,000 NJ X st r CAM d
5000 NJ a. st p CAN d
1000 Mil n st + EST.
1900 Chic 4 N W con.
5000 Chic h NIL LIST.
1000 Morris 4 10 LIST.
2UU Erie Sd IN. :.
5000 Erie 4th m. 90.
1000 Il 4, v h ua LIST.
2OOO Mich So I'd. -.
5000 Mich Cen rs. -.
1000 N y Cen 6's, 'S7.
GOO ohio 4 Miss est
5000 Cen p LIST, S j b.
5000 Con 7 4 b.bc. :.
1900 I'm r RR LIST IN.
1000 Union + rs, | g.
1000 r, L Il W lstM d
10000 r 4 w, list st l. d.
1000 w U I c. 1900.
1000 Del 4 Hud reg.
2OlU do.
300 do. ..... -.
5000 Tol 4 Wab ed. :.
5000 n, G 4 st l. LIST.
10 shs Am TX Bank.
10 Fourth n Bank.
- Is Tradesinen's Blk. i
100 Blk Commerce. be
200 Quick Min Co. ..bc
100 Quicksilver pref.
100 Allan 4 Pac Tel, be
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LIVERPOOL, March Z, 1877.
Coton-Futures quiet; uplands, low midding clansc.
May aud June delivery, 2,32d uplands low mdliIne
clause June aud July delivery ~ sd upnnds
dlinS clause. April and May delivery, q ~ Sd.
Produce Spirits OF turpentine, 2ss per
ssw Yonx PRODUCE kxcuASox REPORT
Porktastern dull AZ 16~ Western dull at SIS BACON
Cumberland cut dui ut sos Cd short dull al ~, long
clear dull NJ :Fs short dull 4Os Sd ams-iunr
duh at 45s. shoulders duh 20s 3D. ,eef-Indn
mess dull ~ SIS extra mess DUH ~ zoos prime dal
nj 1hs lard-frime Western Gull ut 49, TAliow-'rme
city steady + Iurprntnc prts dull at 1ss Rosin-
Common aull NJ IS. Cd line aall los I'd Cheese
American choice irmer at los. Lard oNouc In the mar
ket F,ourahS,ra state dun AZ 25s wheatNo. spring
dull at los Sd No spring dull ut los a. winter South
In the market; winter Western du Al los Nd
Corn MIXED SOFT dun at 2ls I'D.
. LoSDoS. March TO 80 T.. ".
Produce-Tallow f3s Cd. u ass I'D. pcr cwt
lLnscei oil, f2i los. u GA los. per ton.
p, .a,- ANrwgHp. March Z. 1877.
FINANCIAL.
LoSDoS. March Z, 1877.
Consos, sGa for both money and the account.
inua council bills arded to-day advance Of
Ltd per rupee.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BrEvKs-On light run of horned cattle .rade on this
% FROM 8 s. IL. Ia. s
allowed net Quality rather coarse but generally tat At
Horned sass as lin I' Steers s"s
weight sw illinois So se at S5sr per- ~ no. wss
cx. - Illinois steers at lostc pc, ~ weight swt.
steers per6 weight ss ewt ocn Thompson sold
81 .s.e II na se ss' lot :: s per Win S
sss weight ~ 80 sq Isl, steers H.
steers at i5e per h., weight. s swt IS 3 iii"os
s ss. XII Y sos. On .o Ss' s'- 4
city sol. a'i Ss
rs lot Illinois steers at loc Nc per H.. weight IN
81 for j. wolwors s' At G Ioe
HSs 3D. % w o' r last io
the first that We have quoted from the right bank OF tue
probably early arrivals Of rom the
Of as " herd
q coarse quality. manesting nothing but the most or
"ss as"ss
per h. Weight sws; 10 Missouri bulls live weigh, sea
S asSS e Il Ssid safe
soc Of per head weight sw' strong; II Missouri oxen
steer: s 'ss b. Weigh Weigh, @ $ ss M;:'?
s ssssra y: Weight S PsE Weigh al &
al ears Of horned cattle Regensten SOLD for self and
ns. ios per H. Weigh. 8. sw. II & illinois
sssE ro Ssasy .D rs 81:
Tf: il .nd nis Sslss
ss Do. PS, Vel weight " as .a
Aertsn a Illinois steers at es b. With 81 OF per
s sssd ssfhis o 4 'r p rss x. sn:
"a swt q Illinois steers Ut ec per H.. with SOC per
~ ios per * ews H. sold Tor 'sss
.sa s W 'ss
AllslOn 20 lno. steers at loic. H.: weight 81
Illinois steers at Iosic per h.. weight ~ cwt.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.


The advance and decline in the closing prices of
active stocks as compared with those OF yesterday
wcre:-
ADVANCE New York Central, y; Erie, X; Lake
Shore, u; union Pacific, /; Illinois Central, Pitts.
burg. T., c., G. and L., 2; Rock Island, ST. Paul,
u; Wabash, "a Ohio and Mississippi u Delaware,
Iackawapna and Western, Il; Morris and Essex, /;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, "a Delaware and Hudson,
gold, u.
DEcLINE.-western Union, n; Pacific Mail. u North
western, q; Northwestern preferred, ~ New Jersey
Central, 4; St Paul preferred. Il; Atlantic and Pa
clnc. u.
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 r. n.
Tho closing prices were:-
THE. MONEY MARKET.

THE. MONEY MARKET.
Money was easy during tho day, and closed at ~
per cent call The following were the rates of
exchange New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day Savannah, buying "a, selling u; Charleston
scarce, buying 1-l6 premium, selling \ premium Gin
cnnati, firm buying par, selling LILO; New Orleans
commercial 316, bank st. LOUIS, buying So selling
100, and Chicago par Foreign exchange closed firm
with actual business at Asa for bankers sixty days
sterling, and 4S5H for demand.
STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to day wcre $3.50 900
customs receipts 800, 600
BANK notes received. 56O, OOO
GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 1851. advanced to 1861 and closed
At 1861. The rates paid for carrying were 1,1x. 2
and per cent Loans also made fiat The
strength OF the market during the afternoon was due
TO the opposition. of leading republican Senators
Mr. Hayes selections for the Cabinet and to covering
OF the short interest
Gold clearngs at the National Bank Of the State of
New York -
Gold balances ..... ................. 81, 90s o96
SuIrency oaianccs. l,yvj l26
"'oss c'ecrances 2i,iOoOOO
Sterling exchange was firm but inactive. Prime
asking rates, S4ts aud a. SO; selling rates asa aud
4s9h. Rechmarks, o4s. 94s4 and o6k 95,s.
Cables eo%. Prime Paris, l671 and 5.14ss.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These bonds were active and strong and they closed
strong Ut the following quotations.--United States
currency SKIES, 1884 123Is; do SKIES 1881, regis
tered, ll2sl 49, 40. d. do, coupon, 49, 1l3I
no. do' 1860, registered, 1888 l0ss. DO, do,
coupon, 1888 1881; do. do, do, new, registered,
1925 lo07s; do do, do, coupon 1C9M 10y7S do.
do, 1867, registered, 1l2s{ 1l3; do do do coupon,
112A ll3; do. do, 1865 registered, 114a4 a lax;
do do, do, coupon, ll4i4 a lax; do. ten. fortcs,
registered, llo& ILL., do. do coupon MY NIX;
do lives, 1881, registered, il0A Ill; do. do do,
coupon 1lox III; do. Jour and hall, 1891, regis
tered, 1904 1861.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
In London consois are 912s y0I, against 96s 06s<
at the close yesterday United States bonds are un-
changed, and no change Is reported IN tho prite OF
silver E9ooo 10 bullion went into the Bank Of Eng
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Delivered contract 400 bales For future delivery this
sales were as follows Yesterday after two MMarca.
loQ bales nt II Soc April. 500 at 276c 800 at "
May 800 At IL 95c 500 At syoc 1000 az IL s7c 100 al
II 9Sc. 1900 129sc 1900 at 13c June 900 ut IL Zoe,
Dat ID l4c 800 i3i5c; July 100 AT 22c 800 at
3. H. Toe Total, 1850 bales To day. up to two r NJ
March. 100 l2i6c 100 N. ut ~. 46c. April 2oO at
y esc 100 At y SO 900 i267s loo a. y 95c.
400 Al 20sc 200 at 26ic 800 at i205c 800 a, 63c
i3eec, 900 u sse, 400 y ia 5oc 800 laooc:
q e s4c 800 2sic., 4soo ias2c, 500 q sic,
l2.s2c.. l,soo at i2slc.. 1900 at l2soc, 1000
~ i2 s5a s. 2s3 at. II 7se 100 At la77s 900
june 100 IaoIc TOO ut i3c 200 at 10 ssc GOO Ut
I295c 300 ut Y ec 100 at l297c 500 ut II sc 800
1889, at II ore. I2oac, 100 I29se; July
800 l3Oc. 100 i307c. 800 13O6c, 100 1900.
100 ut 3OGc 600 at 305c, 800 ut l3o2c 400 ut &c. 100
l3oic lt0 at ls02c 100 at l3c August 100 lie.
september 500 at u S4c 200 ut II December 100 ut
1880. Total. 6l.7oO bales. Grand total s4,3Oo baes.
The receipts at the ports were as follows .iaveston.
800; Charleston, 466 Wilmington 2,2 Norfolk, $685. New
York. 146; Boston, 5i Philadelphia 96 Total. t5 bales.
This day last wesk iog7G This Gay last year. 453 Total
closed AZ follows 10 Havre by steam &c. compressed To
Hamburg. by steam, 7sc. 1c: by sail, Nc. Ac To
Bremen by steam, hc, compressed by sail &c. &c TO
liverpool. by steam I'D by sail Ac 932c.. compressed.
Market quiet.
FLOUR AND GRArN--Recepts III bills wheat,
5000 bushels meal 642 bbls aud 354 Sacks oats,
300 do The Hour market still dull and heavy
odd lots beng closed at lower figures The sales
about 500 bbls including state western and Southern at
the annexed quotations Rye -four was quiet Sales
about 275 bills Corn meal active and steady Sales
500 bbls and OOsacks, - 20 81 30 Branay
wine and - 65 ~ for Western and jersey yellow We
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Founding Asylum OF The Sisters OF Charity hae
received through the Finance Department $ls5s7 W
for the month OF February.
Tho rooms OF the Board Of Aldermen, on tho nrss
floor OF the CITY Hall, have been reiurnlshed and
painted. They now present a very respectable ap-
pcarancc parison with their former dilapidacd
condition
TX Sheriff Conner was yesterday paid 500, 600 by
Comptroller Kelly on account Of bis fees for 1875 anl
1870
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
MEMORANDUM.

Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company held IN Boston this
forenoon. The whole number OF votes cast was
297 $50, all Of which Tor the following gentlemen,
and they were declared elected oliver Ames, Boston;
Elisha Atkins, Boston; Sidney Dillon, New York. F.
Gordon Dexter, Boston; benjamin E. Bates, Boston;
William L. Scout, Erie, Pa; David DAVIS, New York;
Horace H. Porter, Chicago; Cornelius r. Garrison,
New York; S. H. H. Clark. Omaha Neb. Jay Gould,
New York; Ezra H. Baxter, Boston; James Richard
sou, New York; John Sharp Salt Lake City, and
Grenviile M. Dodge, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Immediately
thereafter meeting Of the new Board OF Directors
was held. Sidney Dillon, OF New York, was chosen
President and Elisha Atkins, Of Boston, Vice Presi-
dent letter from Hon. E. Il. Rollins, United States
Senator from New Hampshire. was read resigning the
office Of secretary OF the corporation. and Henry Nc
Farland who has assistant treasurer was chosen
secretary and treasurer.
The report was submitted TO tho stockholders and
contained tho following:-
Earnings and expenses for 1875 and 1876 compared
1873. 1915
Gross earnings s11, 993 $50 90 $12s s5s 81
Operating expensos.... 4,ss2o47 90 620s,2ll 20
Surplus earnines..... $7,0Il,7s4 Ia $7,61S,647 "a
Percentage OF expenses. Al 54-lO0 ~ $500
As compared with last year. gross earnings show
an increase of $685., 026 10, the operating expenses
$3.50 1863 25 aud the surplus earnings 5000 1868 So Tho
funded debt decreased $4,000 during tho year
The coal mines OF the company have produced salts
factory results during the past year The business
increasing and the sales TO the public larger.
The production OF tho mines for the years 1875 aud
1876 f0ilows-
Tons. Cost Of Mining. Cost per Ton
1876. Dos I'D 1891, 1856 10 ST. IS
1s16........... 26477l S7562O 90 4iA
Increase .... 81, 545
Decrease. $l6,251 al 40
The decrease OF forys cents per ton In the cost
OF mining has resulted in a saving 10 the company
In last years operations, OF $121, 792 So
The sales OF land for 1870 1876 COS 21OO acros at
an average price OF 81 9sja per acre. amounting to
1916, $40 81
The total sales to December 81, 1876, were
1873, S4s l2l00 acres ut an average price oil 81 32L
per acre, amounting to So, Ill ,5s2 "a.
The interest received contracts was S4i2 1859
Received on forfeited contracts. l,140
Tota proceeds St l25, 4S3
Tho amount Of land grant bonds cancelled to date Is
81 996 900, and the company has hand land notes
and contracts, So 93l and cash. Ss4 pol to be ap
Piled the cancellation OF these bonds The
land still unsold amounts to TO- 1853 1874 acres Tho re-
port advocates the building OF road IN the direction
OF the Black Hills to accommodate tho increasing
trade with that section
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stock this day. March Z. 1877
Comparing with stock March
y. lS16,....................
Comparing with stock March
II. 1870. ......... .......
Comp airing with stock March
~. IS7t....,.,............
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PARIS March Z. 1877.
FRASKvoRr. March z. 1871.
United states bonds. hvcs. 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-21
ALEXANDRIA, VA. THURSDAY JUNE 2l, 1877
LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
r AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.
TAYLOR e. HUFTY,
933 NNSYLVANIA AVEN u &


Have during the past few weeks been steadily
adding to their supply of
LADIES' AND MISSES SUITS.
| and as q result have one Of the largest and mos
varied assortments to be found in America.
Immediately that new article is brought oul
by the leaders of the mode they take measures to
be supplied with it, so that their lady patrons
can always flnd what they want, or what has
been suggested to their fancy snywhere.
In PERCALE SUITS their stock is cOIl.
plete. They show Plain and Combination Per-
Gales, in Checks and Stripes, and in all colors
and shades The most fastidious taste cannot
escape being satisfied. and the prices range rs
follows: SO. 81, S., $5.75 and Sc.
In CAMBRIC SUITS they have all shades OF
Blue, Green Black and Brown and with Trim.
mings embracing Bands. Plsitlnas, Lace and
Embroideres The prices are: 81, S4 30, SIS,
S. 50. Sc, $G5l S7.25. Ja. Sll.@7 and Sl2.
CAMBRlC OVERSKIRTS and BASQU ES,
in sll shades Of Blue Black, Green and Brown.
edged with all tho stylish tints and trimmed in
En- broideriea, Bands and Torchon Lace, At S3
81, SIS and ST.
a full and very elegant line OF entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in price from So to SIS 90.
Liuen Overskirts and Basques, in endless va
rie!y, trimmed in Plsitings Embroideries
Laces and Braided, in all coors and shapes,
trimmed in Bands. Plsitings and Brsids, from
$4 to $3.50.
LADIES' SUMMER ULSTERS, an indis.
pensable and very 'tone-g" Carmen, in ali the
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
of all sizes, lengths and dimensions at moderate
figures, running from $3.50 to $50.
The grand department Of WHITE SUITS is
ono of the most important of this house Tho
stock is large but well selected aud unsurpassed
for design, make and ilish throughout The
different patterns Of suits embrace PolonaiseS or
OVerskirts and BaSques at reduced prices, run.
ming from S. to sl8; also White OVerskirts and
Basqueg froal SO to Sl4 so.
A line OF very graceful Polonaisos marked
down to rates varying from SIS to $40.
Particular attention is called 10 8 lot of stylish
White Basques, tr mined with Lace Embrode.
rios. Lsces and RUtll,s, and marked only 81 50
to SIS.
They will open this weak new and very su
perior line OF first class Ii N EN- and CAMBRIA
SUITS. Thcs- will bo trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted ombroideries, in all the new
and becoming coIors. They will be marked at
the lowest possible figures, and We predict will
just suit tho taste Of ladies who appreciate artist
lettings. TAYLOR Il HUFTf,
jeG-tf 933 Pa. av., Washington, D. C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-21

To eat pineapple. Do not peel. Gu; on the
bottom Insert fork over one o. the lower over
'eyes, pres downward end thus pull of lit:le S
core The cones gradually torn oil are much
fer than slices Of the pine bitten ACROSS 'ne
grin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-21
ICE CREAM, SODA WATER, dc.

HE S2S EiA.i5 SUsPA ss AZ Ens &C.
NOTICE.
1 respectfully inform my customers and the
pubic generally that having improved my IA
cililes for the manufacture Of
ICE CREAM,
am now prepared to furnish families. picnics
end parties st the lowest rates with superior
article in quantities 20 suit. :-.$.,;
My ICE CREAM FARLOR5sgill be found
rs comfortable as any in the city, they having
recently been reitted for the comfort and con.
yenicncs OF my patrons, who will De served at
all hours with DELICIOUS CREAM OF any
desired flavor, and ice cold SODA WATER,
made Of the purest Syrups.
FRUIT of all kinds in season.
A ia ge line of CONFECTIONERY GOODS,
such rs CANDIES, NUTS &C., constantly On
hand and for sale wholesale snd retail At bottom
prices. Christian SCHAFER,
No. 8 north Fairfax st.,
mv22-3m Alexandra, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-21

1rTOHSTEU FRINGES-Another supply
w just received at
FERGUSON s. BROS,
NV: 96 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-21
pvOEESSIONAL CARDS.

pRICES REDUCED.
avn 1ow putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
aREATLY REDUCED RATES.
vii sets from $40 to SIS.
p,rs sets in proportion.
satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sets sre to be put in no charge will be
,,,.,s fo! extracting.
.ar 22-3m No. Q! N. Wash. ST., Alexs, Va.
~ ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutaw street.
Baltimore, Nd, from long experience in
go,rit.l sad Special Practice, will guarantee q
,;,r, in all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
tij,r, lmpotoacy, (oSs Of sexual power) Ex-
~..':,irn and all Dad eifocts arising from early
',*i.r,e,ioas and abuses Also all Female Com
i.in,s Diseases recently contracted positively
,,.s%. IN i TO 10 days Dr.. r., endorsed by the
,,,I.;g physicians Of Baltimore, guarantees
aoDorsbic al scientific treatment TO all placing
'Som;a7es in hja hands. All consultations
rrtoc every Wednesday and Saturday, from 2
.'.i n, NJ. 81 his Office, 92l d 81, botwaen 9th
=, ln.h Call or write. enclosing stamp for
>an.y feb iS-ly
= =. cLAUuEToS CHARLES l. STUART
.ELAUEMTpN & STUART,
HIgyk&EYS AND COG NSELLUKo AT
LAW,
80 @xSOUTH FAlKFAX SrREhH,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
r.actice in the Courts Of Alexandria, and tho
,:ioinng counties. and - tbs Supreme Courtot
Aono,,ls @: Virginia. sep %
rpNN II. JOHNSON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Alexandris, Virginia.
10 rhn Courts Of hlaYSnIrlY and
itn;ni.y c0untios VIII attend the Loudoun
.lJ.r;s regularly. " i-iy
DEHrAL Z c 6
yE. y. N. RUST,
has removed hia office 10 the
y,xTIEAST CORNER OE PRINCE AND
wv WASHINGTON STREETS
:.c Il :.
CsEi;,.a Circumstances rendering it de.
Il arsble that should locate in Baltimore. l
sovr transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Ais1.cdr:a 20 DR.. D. N MIST. He has been
ior 20 many wears associsted with ipo as to need
% introduction or endorsement, his skii! sblllty
md reputation for honesty and high integrity
,ajnc well known. l cordially commend him
10 ,hl tsgor of my friends and patients, Ms we'll
wor,bv OF the position to which he succeeds, and
t,:yo:.k COR MIN the practice with which, Tor so
Ink, have been favored.
JAMES 3. u0DGkIN.
Alexandria, Vs., mar l0-t:
FANCY GOODS.
DUSTI.ES snd HOOP SKIRTS on hand and
- made 10 order at short notice.
nv FERGUSON & BROS.
NOTICE.
GalLDREN'S CARRIAGES AZ
LESS THAN COST,
(Sl!ghtly defaced)
ANA Ate g. BERRi'S.
NRgOUET AND VEXILO SETS.
4 full iso from one dollar |" i:n dollars. per
3t, in boxes. ut
sp2i o. Z. bEhh ,.
GUN UMBRELLASl
y SUN UMBKELLASl
a full liae Of tho above just opened st prices
. suit the times nt
sn 10 G. c. BEREYS.