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LIFE in THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Lively Father OF the Young Man yyhs
would Not Deposit his Fare He WIN Prob
ably Pay Next Time-Nenriy n Tragedy.

n
As car No of the Blocker street line was
passing through Park row at halt past o'clock
last evening the driver tangled his bell sharply
several times. A hcavily-built man stood on the
back platform. smoking n cigar. Said he. to a
Sun reporter. If the driver wants the faro. he
can come and get it. Twill not put 1t ia the
box"
Arc you the man." asked the reporter. who
made such n refusal last EVENING""
MOI" replied the stout man. that was ono Of
my boys"
The driver ut this point opened the door and
SAID. Come here and put your faro in the box"
stout man.
II. I'll put you on" said tho driver. stopping
INC car ana walking buck.
I'D ike to see you do IT," was the reply
Tho two ccnchod. and d brief stru., 10 on
sued. A mild-mnnnercd policeman appeared
on tho scene. but did nothing. by n sudden
movement the driver threw tho man in front "
a passing Fourth nNcnuc car. The quick use
OF tho brake savcd him. The stout man then
berame worry mu II cnragci. and rushed at tho
driver. striking him in the face. The police-
man dragged him oir and toll the driver to 20
on with his car Then the stout man was LOFT
Standing IN the street swearing.
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The Forest Fires Ia pcnnsyIynnin,

PoTTsULIE May l9.-Thc forest fires have
hccn spreading ramdl9 between the Shenandoah ami
MalauNy fltnc, durlug the Wtct ne 4ner'uuu the
hrl-t near ImrhNillc, tie t.,r-on- or winch were
tmoui'efa.. gave way while the Shenandoah stage va,
passing over ~ amt AN unknnNuf lu Nln wis nu tie
brNtv 40 ur t, was crushed to death lhr stag, pas.
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WASHINGTON. May lo.-In his opinion that il
Will be Lawful for The Secretary War to instruct pay.
masters to certify asto the eorrecne:: q qrmy oleers
NoVehers ieI Jay, The Aiir ne, .,i,neraisaSs:
90 statement hy a paNma.ior that hc h'Mevcs ac.
count Nt rio T. AMI i,t. l" l4r.ct w0Gl uay II b
~ hni puh' uni. u'ANa . ur thc lnrf Sc. docs not
Involve, for d. ~ 900 Hguri 20 inv dive rr Go'cruncnt
~ amy Ntr iur i' nature 1fNurnf Hi mooney iu ~.
s'"' ii' npprDifau ia. -.,ls f,D..fifluu iN
am ~ Inin- uhI iiIl .ftli.t t tac t..p
i0'rI Co. ls ue Na- .. t.e -,i..4l.ai, Soda llolAt
IIAl I
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II. Il. clan,u :, CO... Di.hone., Clerk.

Thomas Bclton. stock clerk for H. d. ClaAn
Co, who confessed ha' ~irin the last six years he
had stolen $4,000 worth Of se'"s from his employers
had private examination, ys'tTdly before Judge
Sull ~ the Tomb, Ponce Court, hnl rNe committed ull
der s7frn David Han ~ AZ P,nI -'rfct who Is 4c
cns.d Of ro'tNlng some oi the goods siotn ~ Br0n,
ives also held uni,r s7ur Dayid Marsh. an hn'nuDtcr,
at 5iH West Eleventh street Mhnls also CHARGED VIII se
ttNlns uls plumber oi BtltUl WAS held undeI o. 10
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Mrs. Minnlo GUnr of 20G L0Nlnsi0n nycnuo.
las l'gun sult ior lmii'I divorce ,-au.i Ocur.e T.
Car, whom she charge. Wiit cruel amt mhunAn treat
mont Tho, wcr married in ,i''mher ls7a when the
lt4nhn was tfi0'u Ntar. ul Iif is'fNsut Wa turt,
Tho acts of cfuclt, ai cd mciule otoAns pulling uut
hor hflr hauns hrr Wt'l rit'l r-fsr rnil l,r 90 e.
wa, l-hu urrA nriugn torh ht iHr threat ifvliruli. io
Ni. 2, AMI OF ia Wl- la-t l t- 40 lor al. kunt x.
lMs n.r down. IMnre are Two olllrrm Il Nm lAnl-N
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ulions Of troops, accompanied by batteries Of
artillery for .-in."
LONDON. May 20.-A Reuter- telegram dated
lrloroum. May ~, states that on the 18Th inst.
were repuscd along the whole line, but in the
evcnlnr the Russians resumed the offensive.
The Russians have since cut the telegraph
wires. and no further news hus been received.
The Turks at Nnu compelled the left wing of
the Russians to fall back on Pook Oh the bor-
dcrs Of Ottoman territory.
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The Underground Railway.

Mr.. o. Nanlcrburgh. of the Nov York City
Central rndclsound Railway Company. has notified the
Mayor aAi Common Council that the Company intends
ttle-u tNc construction i, road aui asks tie privi-
lego irlo.if.Dg material In rlc street Mr. ynnden.
iff Do ,l' that to route , the rpHi Will pass through
tar It it n~t Wl lhii, parts o thV city and will
tUrH ifNl io Battery 60 ILL., arcuni street aud Nadf
soon uft. with - branch nIItr hfuNiNaN from MON
.i.f. lu fie CIRCLE 90 Ll. avenue amt central rark.
I'ro.tni TIE Tual aud Ii. ttpn. ut. i, csuntted as
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II Is said in railroad cmcW, La, trosilcnt
Gowcn Of tnc Reodins Railroad. h1i ,,d to accec 10
the proposition of the other coal nj, reat,c 70 ,us.
lcu-nuAf prHluf iuu Wudd Alf4ri.N d va.
said that VI GoWnn had cHhrd his ~ yer in ONE .Oi
ht found who know whether ho had e All not agror 10
the su>prnsiuu but il WAS generally w. fd That he had
resolved 10 disagree with ti, oiAercufl il1-naics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

JoLrrTTE. Ont, May l9.--Therc was furious
whlrlwiud ami hurricane lastsvcnlns ~ Ryicc Rouge
- Jacques. and LAssonpton. seven riilcs from here
Ii', buildings were blown no kn anl the people saved
their lives lA ttkin. refuge IN tr cellars frees were
uproocl, and icnets and barns carried away. AohN,s
MAlA lusl.
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NEWPORT, MHy 19.-Grn w, T. sherman, Soc
rotary o War McCrlry and other officials are ON tour
oi inspection here Thev r'ccivei salute Of seventeen
euf. rom F,t Adams TODAY, Tomorrow There Will .c
ir' - pnrac In the evening IN vaiy VIII leave for
ITuN NkcneN nnh Hnslon.
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,ur RrsSrfN FOHCHs GFTIfNH Nio
rO,JJiON YOR .t6fItE UORh.
,.,,r,p TO Gross the river Above Hust-
s.l tc Operate In the Rear OF the TURK
..s Position. A Crossing Eh"cted Near
Ill, IN spite of the IncmN's Monitors.

,t,,,ia In spite of the 1nemN's MONITOR"
- N,vi 10 The Tim,s' Vienna cor
IoNr' 100. r,r some tf,ne movement
f~P, '..i. - rrssian ,rnors westward has
rn" yi,.l, vos ed To- be di-
b''h ......,.t rurua. NI,rur..u which
fF'' .t.,, i,,.,,i.n of ,,.oasfu,- thers
Bam'l 20 '.'. '.' r.,r.,r,f,b,
,-i,i,n4 %. Eu-tciuk. $ -tria. shuni-
9"" ....,.t ~ r,,..,...,,. .,,.t ,i,
Il ani Nlrnh or 'i- l'W"l' l"'h'N """ Wv
Balkan pu--os. A. Tar as Trustworthy lht'lu-
...,.. n. Eu-.ian. do not seem 90 have
gu' ',.,..t ,t..,, sl,,tr, ,,r
gone o. " lutlu.i NJ ''""i" ,' !, '''''''' w"
re .. and Korlu. from viii u th'rr ia
..i I,,,r. t. tll. pauuls nt Turna- Ma
mlf i''" !, ". ,,,,.''',,'.,l u,o, a
rurri uid S'nih'' u j. rum "l,', ''''' "
,a-tYf th. trlol- WN % arrived nt Nmt na are
s,.,s nrl Turns .y.rin ta no,
''Nl N'' '' "'l.' ''7 ''"
sulI.l there. y agrNr- with tI" report
... A..l.....r.r nt .rnn b..l
ta'' "' -.
le.n Ir-'rN ifi goo NiiWh lht h'''7-'S '"F'7-
49,. r. Eu--nn c,rmandrr of operating
3D.. ,f.. ,,.t. d, ,,..- ,h, i.,r,lnr,
lNOn' lN' NI"N Nui'h "'7 'n' "'""""S
tcl 'i o. 90 between ihD TWO NoNrruin' MS h'-
,.l ,.aih the Eu--inn rfrht wing WAS mot To-
..t ,..,art tho rr.f4i,r .f Au-,rin. This
t'"' .""'' 80,
~ i i true, only shows low utterly llu-'y
81. H., trace lines of l,fuur,.lifon for military
'..r.D.,. u,n .xi,..p.io. o. which can
nj, t p,...t, ,.,,iI
D. lc ior'-'on ihus the hU--lahS 'puu
,,r. ', b. expected to adhere t. the line Of the
49,. non. Trrls aarrici o,,t tho differentiated
-. s.. WIN.
,.,.vi, is rniaYrod that tn. Turks nrc pro-
g., ,r.-.,f F|,renitn g., ,.,a north of Wid.
y 49,.
dn-.-u --iu' crossing tn'rn would cndanger
r,mrt. cations Nfa KaHfat. especially hy
,ro.t tho north. Il the Russians really
''"" -
r1frN N' 1890 N'-IEli h'I'i''''N l'll'ih "i "p'ra-
lnEIa laF,' Nuha hia it would indirectly con-
.t.. ...t.f. 49,.
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The Hall Field.

In brooklyn yesterday tho Ch.is.as defeated
tlC kssg.A,gs " Elizabeth. l1 tu4
The Luuisll,s brat the iaru,gd, IN Lou s, Nr.'er.
dAv utoj The LuusNlV varuei foul runs and tie
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The Trnnsvsni Republic.

Care TowS. Mny 1.-The people of the Trans
N'h h'la.n. a'Il. ,'' o. the ANA NAueu !,as.gr II
usr.il' approved ui iAr Ntpc.
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Hot Wenther ItIchmnna

MCHMoSD Va, May l0.-Tho weather is cx-
G,,s'sh hot ~, thcrnoneicr during the past tl'rse
Last year the highest point 10 the same date Was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

Mnltlys choir Norfolk oyster an ,nmmornt
W. ~ lV1h dVp l. a. AaIlisou Il. -, .iAo4i. .uar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

nauil \ Rohhin- a retired builder. dire tor
lyn t.cl Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

Gr''crs make money by Keeping the Famous
h.''ha suh fyur aslllaNs Nale ior o,hci s0.is lds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

Mira. Margaret Riley of rutherford Park was
u, ui,'u I'D nrAN "h fnlay night by the oxplOsion oi a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
a Fresh Outbreak of R,nderpe.,.


IoNDoN. May IA fresh outbreak II rinlor-
pest h'' occurred At White ,aaie suburb a lie ne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

The body Of al unl,rown man rogghly
nlesscd WA uhuu Atsi, l1aN Nnu-ti- 'u Nn INi 40
hve near fainhrh ilrls-uplo' % l'In', hc,nt tramp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

Norfolk devlcd crabs the genuine article. in
mn l',u,d quantity, At Maltbl's New York lepot ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

:. American Soft Capsule Co.'s Pure Cnpsulntnd
N'I'e'n.s l"t upin metallic boxes Aldrlgs,sts I'D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

| IoNnoN. May ia lockout on the CLYDE
sipiuilitr Is Iart3 comm, need g. luF.
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,r,nhS rnon rnr nArGEnn

san FG,NCIsCo. May lo.-Thc Ru,- Jan gun
9ai lennkau's sailed o. day ru,rr ,Dai'd ,..ri-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24
Alexandria Gaxette
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL "a.

ALMOST BURIED ALTTE--FCom Cambridge
Al extraordinary story is sent. 1t is stated 'hs.
: railway porter, sboHt thirty yesrs OF sSe' was
RECENTLY seized with acute bronchitis and WAS
supposed to have expired in the throes OF anaI
dreadful aimeNt, which Stays every year Ills
Thousands Of little children snd of aged people,
simply because extreme youth is equally Win
extreme age too feeble TO clear the oroncpa
subs by vigorous and sustained effort G. cough
ing. The railway porter, supposed 10 nave az
parted this life. Was duly lad out ana pace Al
= coffin. As his assumed dissolution hso oeen
sudden the coroner was cons;,tot on the pro
priety Of holding an inquest. Some UNCERTAIN
~ in this regard appears TO have reigned N the
mind Of the medical man VINO nag ptoa caAieu
III; but At any rate, the ralWsy potter ny ID l's
quietly got out Of it, snd to the lne1pTessln'e
aInszament and alarm q thoao present IN lne
chamber OF desth sat himself down ID chslr.
It stated that in order 10 alleviate the seHsEHy
Of the sp.sms of bronchitis, the patients mother
had administered 70 him q sleeping dTaught
which Fad produced deep and lengthy stupor,
sat the effects q which had stopped Short JHE'
IN this side cf the grave We sinccTely LoAs
:hHt the j ocr fellow has ~ this time IteoVeseq.
and that he will not again harrow the feelings on
AS 2a!sti7es and friends By getting worse ana
lying in earnest From this curious case may PtE
idsps be deduc.d The moral, that There arc aAtei
I'll sotne advantages CONNECTED WITH our systSenl
OF Keeping {. corpse above g-nund cor four or aye
:1sys. OK even for, u whole week, sElec oss.1'
Among the Latin races instrument Hilhth t0GS
and.swen:v ho,;rs is The invstiable and TlgQIo 0"
isfy enforced l11te Of police, and had ms poor
fwsy porter been Frerchman, sn Italian o.
q Srsniard he. would have be9n duly screwed
down and carried sway, !nscneibte, bit SUI
alive, TO tho couote7F.-La' petty 1c!e
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pgesEEssReSAL CARDS.

INE KuBERTouN, 10 south Eutaw street
- Baltimore, Md, rom long experience IN
Hospital and Special Practice, will guarantee e
Care in all Diseases e the Urinary Organs
Nervous and Organic Weakness, Genera! iD1e De-
bilit7, Impotency, Goss Of sexual power hX-
haustion and al bad effects arising from early
indiscre.ions end abuses. Also all Feios!o Com
plsinta Diseases recently contracted positl7e.y
cured in 8 to 10 days. Dr. r., endorsed by the
leading physicians Of Baltimore, s1aTantees
honorable and scientific Treatment 10 nj placing
themselves in his hands. All consultations
strictly confidential. Gan b. consulted in Wash.
ington every "Wednesday snd Saturday, from
to . 0. "a, at his Office, 81 ID 81, between ~
and 10Th. Gall o. write, enclosing stamp To-
reply. teo l0-l!
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osocERaEeAND LrQUURS.

rEDuCTiOE In PRICES Of CHOICE
IL FAMILY BACON,
$4,000 LBS EXTRA BACON, :.
M own curing. put up with great care for sale
u" 'A' l''''" REDUCED PRICES
SaSS' '.'''oS' BREAST PIECES ,l2se.
SHOULDERS Zoe.
SIDES and JOWI.S at like re.
iuction in rates. Also PURE LEAF LARD
in small packages end tierces, ut reduced prices.
CslI esrly ri SAM l.. j. REEDS,
NH i; "a south Fairfax street.
r. W. AVERY
Dealer IN .,!,,,c,,
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY tkuCs-
HIES, WINE LIQUORS, &C., &c,
22G King st, cor. Alfred, ...-.
sans ALEXANDRIA, VA.
" " NEW GOoDsi
NEW PR1CEsl
The subscriber respectfully aHHoHncns that
he has t"k Sn 5h si FIX KING STREET.
snd js ,,reua-ot; to offer full aud carefully So
'sS'e" FL. FINE =; FAMILY GROCERIES,
IT prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly to ali parts Of the city. ana
satisfaction Guaranteed IN every pa;!icui*r- An
nv S~ff +. j. DAVIDSON.
a. i. Johnson:
EnuUAKX, LIQUOR: FEED AID ojN-
MISSION MERCHANT,
Nortcess. Caruc. Cameron and Roysl streets
ALEXANDRIA, w.
ss- Ali c7dera from The country will recelV"
prompt and careful attention. jan Z2-ll
x EORaE McBURNEY q SON,
UenleTs IN
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCl GEpCh'
EIIsS. WINES AN y Liquors:
srji.i.iSE md SCOTCH ALE aud BROW y
STOUT.
Also. EASTERN and POTOMAC HERR
MSS 1854 AND i7a KING STRhEH
Washington tiau Building:
A!sza0jTis.: Va. -.''u.--..--.
u:d67a promptly tilod. 0e sl- -l.--
| = VA. RAMSAY.
| a.
EaCLE:3ALIt~AED FAMlLY GROCER,
Aid. = .-...---...
rEA UEAAEE
6. Z. COT ZINC AND e. AsAFH S7s,,
nov ct. Alcxandris, Va
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SECOND GRAND DEAsvRNG
Kentucky CashDistribution Go.
LOUIsVILLE, KY, JUNE &c, 1871.

LOUISVlLLS, Ky, j . NE 60, IS!l.
$4,000 CASH In GIFTS
Farmers s. Drovors' Bank, LoltisYiile: Treas.
The Kentucky Cash distribution Co, author
lied by special act Of the Legislature IoT the
benefit of the Public Schools OF frankfort, r:lIl
have the SECOND OF THE SERIES or
GRAND DRAWINGS in the city oG l.o;iis-
ville, KY, SATURDAY iune 3'rh, 1877, al
PUBLIC Ii BRAkI HALL. A sclsme CUM
.nensurata with the times SIXTY THUDS-
AND NOLLARS FOR ONL TEN
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CaSl
Whole tickets $40; halves - quarters ~ ~ ;
~ Drawing positively June %lth 1871, uiId
every ihrae months thcTralttr.
CERTl 7ICATE OF SUPERVISORS OF
DRAWING.
This j. 10 certify that the first drawing q the
Kentucky Gnah Distribution Company to"k
place on the 9Th Ct December, in Mmi "r Esll,
Frankfort, ky., i" our p:asenc, and uadaT oar
Immediate supervision.
We ;urther s;Mta that every ticket and part Of
ticket which hsd been sold were represented IN
tho wheel, and that the drawing WAC fairly end
honestly conducted. We further state that We
had no interest whateyer in the enterprise, No.!
any CONNECTION with the same, except in tho
character vi supervisors, whose sole duty was to
protect the interest Ut the ticket holders and ~
preside Oyer the drawing.
Hon. Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice Supreme
Court Of Ky. James q. Dudley, Chairman
Board of School Trustea Grant Green, Cash
Maj0r, Public Printer State of Kentucky /;
Hon. Thomas N. Lindsay, President Farmer
Bank Of kentucky; Hon. Thomas {. Jones,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court of Kentucky;
Judge K. A. Thompson, Presiding judge
Franklin County Court; james &. Crockett,
Clerk Franklin County Court.
Ronittances can be made BY msl express,
draft, ?. .. order or registered letter, made
payable to &. W. Barrow j. Co
All communications and orders for tickets
should be addressed to u. W. BARROW &
CO, Courer-J ournal Building. Louisville, Ky,
or THOS. H. HAYS il CO., General 4 gents,
697 Broadway, Now York,
s-Send for Circular. SIP l0-eosw
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TNCOURAGE HONE ENTERPRISE

ALEXANDRIA BROOM FACTORY:
Peabody School Building,
CORNER KING AND ALFRED oTREEIss,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Having bought tho outfit Of Nj Wesley
Avery for the manufacture OF Rrooms, We csn
now offer to tho trade line OF Broouss in every
way IS we'll made, Of IS good stock. style and
anish, and at prices ss Low; as they Can be bcusht
Of any manufacturer IL the country. Motto
Quick ISLES and small profits Gall and 500
for yourselves.
~ BsoonIs wholesale only.
Apl6 JOS. BEACH & 90.
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CANDIDATES.

ITO THE yOTEHS OF ALEXANDRIA
L CITY, respectful announce myself az q
candidate fer Superintendent Of Gas, subject to
zhe decision of the conservative nominating con-
vention. If elected, l will Faithfully discharge
the duties Of the position. Respectfully,
mn 2S-t(s EDWARD NORRIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

A CARD.-Circumstancs rendering i de-.
Il arabic thst I should locate in Baltimore,
lave transferred ray DENTAL PRACTlGL in
Alcxardria to DIR. D. \. OSI. lao has been
for SO many wears associated with CO.. ss 70 nscd
no introduction oreadoTseD.cnt bis skill, ability
and reputation for honesty aud high Integrity
being well known. l cordially commend hin;
to the favor of my friends End patients. rs vel!
worthy oi the position to which no sQcceada, auc
bssposl for bin. tho practice with which: ~. SO
luaE, / haze huerl favored. ~
. '1' JAMES 3. iiODGKiH.
Alex alGr:e, Va, Hist !G-ti >. -.
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FOX SALE dS.< ksENEs
WANTS..

E,ARM WANTED TO RENT WITH A
Il. VIEW OF PURCHASING-On of from
two to four hundred acres Of good land, with
fair improv enents, situated in pleasant neigh
borhood and convenient to 3 railroad. CASH
will be paid in advance tor rent and for stock OIL
horses, cattle implements. &c, with growing
crops at fair valuations. Address through Al
;,xandria 2. O., MARYLAND. m list
lLeesburg Wmshingtonian, Wsrre1ton Index
and Culpeper Observer copy two tlmas.l ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

A CHOICE LOT OF SMALL HAMS and
- SugaT cured Shoulders; aso three tiercc:
Refined Lard, received this day by -..---
aplS T. ". AN EKY, ZIG King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24
E1CELSIOR CROQUET,
d LADIES' EAVORlTh,
Professional Croluot. .
London Club Crcqurt,

Professional Crolua.. Y
London Club Crcquct,
lndestructible Croquet,
..Vexillo." or the lmn-07o ii Mo$!cl .: HlaJ-
ing Croquet, -
ETHEREAL mildnoss'' and all that sort OF
thing is upon us, and CROQUET is now in
order. In anticipation Of the nesr2ess of gen
tie spring" aud that / might be ahla TO meet the
large demand which is sure to come, have
purchased end have on hand one Of the bessse-
lecsed stocks Of CroqIet in this Stste The sew
ersl styles have better Balls, Mallets, Wicke!s
and Stakes for less money than any other make
have any knowledge Of 70 parties living IN
the country it will afford u p;es;uTe 20 giT-e By
letter any further information,
Price for this splendid line OF CF0Quet from
81 per set OF eight Balls, eight Malet:, Wiokets
and Stakes, to SIS for the finest sets in Turkey
Boxwood. E7orybody should exsInlne this
Croquet before purchasing elsewhere.
sD Is GEO. E. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

ROUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

DONALD MCLEAN. dEo. UHLEE
MCLEAN g. UHLER. &c..
lxl (SuccessoI5 10 a. Il. Mott g B"o!
DEALERS IL
HOUSEFURNIsHING GOODS; CuIHEH1'
~ yAPANED, TIN, WOOD
......... . AND WILLOW
WARES,
107 King street Alexandris. va.
II. bali orders from tho country promptly
flied. &p Z-Ay
A GREAT CONVENIENCE.
Save your time, labor and money BY calling at
Mrs. $. 4. SNIDEKS
VARIETY STORE,
"a door from S. f. Cor. King end FART: ( SIS,
ra. To make your purchases IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
She has in store and is constantly receiving
large quantities Of China and Quceaswarr, Glass,
Tin Weed ard Willow Ware, Brushes Of sil
kinds, DusteT:, Rrooms, Rope, Bincklng, Lam
terms. Lamps sud Lamp Goods, all kinds Of Ii
Illuminating Oils ard Toys in great variety.
NH 2l-2!n
II :. MILLER q; CU.
Importers az
CHINA AND QUEENS
Add Dealer l.
GLASSWARE, WINDOW GLASS,
| LAMPS, III al bhLAEhS
AND FANCY GOODS.
No. G6 KING i RE Z,
ALEXANDRIA. VA,
We neg to cell var attention % Or isTgesnd
.ttracti7e stock Of
GOODS FOR The SPRING TRADE,
! purchased direct FROM tie rn.pufaetariea, which
We guarantee TO aoli es low as the5 csa re sold
! in any other market. .
| We truat hy CIT coDstant application TO yoiiT
| Interests and our low prices 10 NOR; your con-
! tinuea aud 7al1ad favcrS. Our store will be
! KEEP: open ;.0til nine o'clock Is. night.
Ihsnking goa kindly foT y1iir past patronage
! and Awaiting your favors, we remain
..-.. Yours, respectfully, ...
| r1h 1q-2n +. J. MILLER s CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

yXYASH BOARDS, Patent Rev ersible Clothes
w Horses. Hat Racks and Towel Racks.
40 - MCLEAN il UHLER, l07 King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

EAGLE BRANnSUGARC CURED HAMS
IL Warranted the vcTy best, md small SngaI
cured Shoulders and Breasts for sale by
Ap +. j. DAVIDSON, III King 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-19
PERSEvERE
In the use ofths Remedy until Cured. It con-
tains the Great Healing Elements Of
Plants in their Essential Form as OBJ
tained by Distilation.

Catarrh, in its extent and destructive force
stands next to Consumption, and is closely allied
to III for in certain constitutions the tran son from
one TO the other is only question of time. 1t is
therefore singular thing that those afflicted with
1t should not make it the object of their lives to rid
themselves Of it. A single bottle OF any remedy
cannot in the chronic stage, effect a cure, even
bring the system under Its influence fully. In many
such cases the bones and cartilage of the are
eaten away, the organs of hearing, of seeing and
of tasting, so affected to be rendered useless,
the uvula so elongated and innamed as to produce
a constant and distressing cough. The return TO
health must necessarily be slow under the most
favorable circumstances, when seriously allict-
ed; but as the evidence OF its great value daily
comes to hand, we become more and more satisfied
that there does not exist case of Catarrh that
not bc cured by a judcious and persistent use of
Saniord's Radical Cure for Catarrn. The relief in
every obtained from the first dose is an intica-
tion of what it will do when the system is brought
eonsttutionally under its influence,
Sanlord's Radical Cure is sold by all wholesale
and retail druggists throughout the United states.
Price, 81.