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Local Brevifies.


Rosstiug ears of cora have made their ap
pearaDce 10 market.
The F;rapce Gonli0ttee OF the City Counci!
met last Thursday night and organized by the
election of Councilman Latham as cha!rI'au'
The repaving OF King street from Lace street
| westward, and OF Duke street, from Columbus
to Henry, will he commenced at once.
i ,,,y Iarsy anuuut OF money ohuuged
hand, 90 the late Yacht race, and 1t IS eslu ateu
that between -, 600 and $4,000 was lost on
the Americas
The NJ, H.. Church South Sunday School eX
,nrsiou which was postponed from the 81 10
slant, will take place next Wednesday, oeo
advertisement.
Mr. l.. Genisberser has growing III his ear.
den in the rear ct bis store on king street. two
stsIka If corn On each CT which there are five
ears.
Willie Sckuer, little sou Of Mr.. MaEnus
&chu!cr, while playing on the parapet OF the
Slous B:ilge, yesterday eveniog' Tell ihefe'
tlom, and received severe Injuries.
Tie Fairfax County Court will meet mex:
Monday. X special grand jury has been sum
unonel !oc he term. The case OF h9rou' Tor
ahaotiug Young, Will be tired.
John e. Butler, culcred. ~ho was arrested
on Ilnntiug creek, near this city, Tor steahng
mule il Washineton, was acquitted OF the
charge yesterday IN that cry.
Letter, addressed to Rev. W. Il. Webb, New
York. n. Y. and Mrs. Virginia Alexander, no
nrstoIG,, dir ,c,i,ns are detained here tor want
Of postage and better directions.
The new street railway line OF the Anacostla
,,t r,oi,tc l. abroad, aloug the n street SOU; II,
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RsS~ SEoIA REpWEIN. FAIRFAX COURT
HOUSE, July 2. l877.-JameS Is. Ws"r2r, lH
Market 81 Philadelphia.~D Sir: l haVo
boon subject TO severe attacks Of headache which
last about threo daya On Friday night i'll The
beginning of one of these attacks, took a vine
glaaaful OF your "sSieola Rodwcin." which in II
short time relieved mo, and kept Inc freo from
il the other two days would advise pcraons
aft ctel As have been 10 giYe it a trial. You're,
a A. CHAPMAN.
For sale by e. g. l.esdboAter u Bro. jY Il
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as-NorIcE --There will be meeting of JEFF.
rerson Circle, No. 9, B. U. Fl F., o.night, at 8
O. clock, to make arrangements for attending the
funeral Of their late brothor Alfred J. Marshall,
which will take place TO morrow evening, stIve
O'Clock. BY order:
- l. w PATTERSON, g. W.
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All Babies arc dimiuuti9c CO 3ars, since they
come, they see, they conquer, sometimes by
their gentle stiffness but ottencr BY continued
au, uproarious crying induced by Collie, Teeth.
ing, Fiauience, etc DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
by its gentle yet specific influence qulcs the
little ones Without ever producing the least in,
furious effect l,rice only - cents per bottle.
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will be an excursion
L. of the Sabbath School Of the M. 4. Church
South TO MARSHALL HALL, on WEDNES.
DAY, July Is. o,,,, -,
leave her wharf foot Of King street. st s, H.
Persons not finding it convenient TO he assent
fran the citv sll dsy will have An opportunity
for taking a pleasant ride down the river on the
above Al. s boat, leaving Alexandria about : o'eIock
in the evening for Marshall Hall, returning with
the school. Tickets. adults, ?'e children lof'
~ l43t
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rXCU RSIONS TO PlNEY POINT

COMFORT AND PLEASUR RE.
Parties docirous Of escaping the heat and dual
Of tho city and awaiting themsclvea or please
ride on tho Potomac. vii! tsso the splendid
steamer -
"CHAKLOTTE VAN UEKRlLT.'
leaving her wharf, foo. OF seventh 81, t1r fiho'
Point, every Saturday night AT 81 , M. arriH.
irg At piney Point ut 4 G. III. Sunday. the best
place for suit water bathing, fishing, Grabbing anal
sailing.
All .. m. Sunday, tho boat lo"yes rIneY
Point for Poin. Lookout. giving magnificent
view Of Chesapeake Bay. returns to fiher
Point at p m, ana leaves for home at . p la
Sunday night, arriving III Washington at" m
Monday morning.
The best eating can be had on tho h'si Of al
the hotel at reasonable rates.
Fare, round trip, $;lGO.
Berths and state room. h,ay w ha ! "a apri''
csion on bosrd the Gost
a full brass 5aEi on every trip.
Her semi weekly family chrursi"n. are "I,'
becoming excoodngly popular, leaving WISH
ingtor every Monday and Frdsy at d ~ M
and returning a. 1890 y. m. Music ana "sh'
Inc on board Fare; % >ont. round trip.
The steamer will stop at iloons ~nnrI At hl"f'
andris avery trip.
The boat g ~ DO chartered l1r e4r lrs!Oh.
ROBERT POKTN Elk.
~ lift President, T. j. ca.
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II s Co1;RTs-,Tvc{0e Il. w. Hughes pre-

u. S. CoURTs-JuIge Il. ". Hughes pre-
siaing.-lu the U. s. Circuit Court '',''y, d,
the iury 10 the case Of Joho Y: BaayeIl' Of
Leesturg Va, vs.; the Aner'oao i FIRE i' sur
Dict in favor Of Bassel for 50, 8OS. 80, With TO-
terest from November 30th, 1876. a motion
for uew trial was entered BY the dete noaue IS )
counsel, the hearing Of which was postponed
tilI the September term Of the court.
The jury was adjourned till the September
term, subject to the summons Of the marsos!'
In the U. S. Distric! Court 10 re " H. :. n ,
Hough; order for distribution OF funds IN the
hards of the commissioner:
Both courts adjourned ill September t:h
Coon APPOINTMENT Among the orders
entered at the term Of the U. 5. courts Just
adjourned was Que appointing MIR. j. ). FoTler
DEPUTY clerk Of both courts in this CITY. Inc
annoiutmcut is most excellent one Mf;
Fowlcr being gentleman ct experience anu
at;J;,r and or most courteous manners to Sll
hovinr business with his office.
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ADVERTIsElF
EDUCATIONAL.

TPlSCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF FlR-
GINiA--The 9Th Annual Session begin,
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1917. Gaia
:oSue, VITA full particulars, sent on sppli, alton
70 tEs Principal
l.. N. BLACKBOARD. MA,
j. T. Alexandra, Va.
TPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ WINCHESTER. VA.
Rev J. & WHEAT, DID, PRINCIPAL,
Assisted by Competent sni Experienced Tesch-
ers in tho Several Departments.
Tho exercises uf this Institute will bu resumed
on Thursday. Sept. T!h, 1877.
For Circulars, stating terms. course Of study,
&c apply t. J. e. WHEAT, Principal.
References: Bishop and Clergy of the Prot
Kp. Gin. Of Virginia. iy 5-eotw
THE SIXTH SESSION or THE VIRGIN
4 la AGRICULTURAL AND MECHAN-
ICAh COLLEG E, opens August 10th, lS7I.-
Ono hundred end thirty-two students are re-
rrivel without charge for tuition or college Ices,
which cost the rest $40 per snnula. Board va
rios from - u month for those who occupy COLI
lege rooms and live in mbsses, to Sl5 for those
who pay the highest rate f.: room rem. AMI ID.
bio board. 9ond for Catalogue
L. /, G. MINOR, President
10 IT. COW Blacksburg, Virginia.
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S,AHIHE{SCIAL,

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, July II The market
closes quiet. Foar is unchanged. Wheat hss
declined considerably during the weak and
closes dull st lGl for choice, with offerings 70.
day OF 1900 bushels. Corn shows dscline since
yesterday, but this il Oh account Of the quality
of the offerings shee of 600 bushels at -. Small
lota Of new Rye and Oat. vera sold today at T.:
and d respoctivoly.
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The Ceu.cnnial Killer, Tor sale by Mclean u
lIhler, is warranted to destroy and keep away
reaches, ants, &c.
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IB- LOOK Look I'VE have had sent us
from a large retailer in New York city quito q
lot of LADIES BOOTS which nra Il little out
of style. They will bs sold al about on" fourth
of their cost. Ask for job lot at
mrlS WADDEY'S, II King At.
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OFREMOVAL.

wish to notify my friends and the public in
general that have removed from my former
place Of business (No. 4G King streeD to my new
store whore shall DO pleased to see all who
s Sgoo sR sNPyai a i ny 9e s yHS7 Ssni'
Copper, Galvanized and Sheet Iron Ware.
Stove Castings and Brick of ell description
furnished at short notice Oid Cooking Stoves
repsirsd and made as good as new, or taken IN
exchange for new ones JOB WORK and RE-
arl ROOFING, aUTTERTNl anI spOTIT-
ING, in town or country, promptly attended
to. Mss- Don't forget the place, No. q kiag
street. ono square below old s!sad, and on the
opposite siao.
il II ENOCH GHlMEp
EXCuHslpA TO CARL1N'S SPRINGS
The Sunday School Of tho III. +. Church will
make IN excursion TO Cnrlin's Springs on WE'D
NESDAY noxt July 18Th. Tine train will leave
tho dspoL 81 g. IL q. M, and return ST 1870 =. m.
Round trip tickets, for childron 25c; adults 6Oc.
y It'd
A MOTHER LOT OF LADIES' CALICO
"a WRAPPERS and GHILDREN'S SUITS
'D is 10 FEKGUsoN &BROs, % King st.
EMBROIDERY Waffle. Burs.
T. laps and .ava-in White Check and
Pialda, At FERGUSON - BROS.,
10 Is Sc King street.
E4ANVA&SED SUGAR. CURED HAMS
~ and SHOULDERS recoiTcd to day and
JET Il. W. AVERY. 226 King st.
ELOUR--The best brands of Family, Extra
Il and Supeliae constantly on hand and for
jos FL. DAVIDSON, 147 King St.
TNGLISH PICKLES and bunker Hill"
- do. in glass Il; ~
iel6 HAMSAY'S.
GARDEN RAKES, Hoes Spades, ahoveIs
nil II &. f. pEAKE eco.
NTAUHIN f CLIPPED BEEF, prime ar.
lfl ,cle for sslo at Tho old stand, 226 King st.
je4 IS T. w. AVERY.
rlNGEH ALE ON DRAFT, five cents per
~ glass, at JANNEY II CO.'S Branch Store,
cor. King and Royal sts je5
DRlNE NO. SHORE MACKEREL re-
ceiv"d today by
js2j j. g. 81 b. MlLbuRN.
r AUNDRY SOAP, this cheapest in tho city.
IL only &c a cake, at
jols McBUKNEY'S, l6e g. ITO King st.
TISE THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER
~ if you want good broad. For sale by
jy9 McBURNEY u SON.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES
n MOROCCO, HINGED, GIRDLE and
POLISH BEIITS just received At
jol9 FERGUSON & BROS 81 King 81.
CUGAK-CURED HOULDERS AND
- BREASTS, just out OF smoke, received and
je27 f. j. DAVIDSON, l47 King st.
DUK FIFTY CENT TEAS continue to
~ grow in popularity. Their quality is un-
surpassed.
ie27 FL DAVIDSON, TAT King st.
4 GOOD assortment Of Covered and Open
n Baskets, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs. Sc, just
| received and for ssle low by
| jelG J. &. i Il. MlLBURN.
@ BAGS COFFEES-Old Gov Java,
i Q Maricaibo, LaguAyra and Ro-reeeived
jei +. j. DAVIDSON, AT King st.
= HHDs CHOICE PORTO RICO MOLAS-
IL 10 : II 70 ''''''s' ''"' DAVY & HARMON.
1ShKIS GREEN-Sur, Destruction to the
| / Potato Bue--l01 lbs Just received and for
sale by [my 2GI JANNEY & 60.
EXCURsIONlsTS .nd TRAVELLERS can
los McBUKNEY'S. 1866 s. ITO King ct.
VEA& PERKINS, WORCESTER SAUCE
IL for sale by lily 1Ol McBURNEY & SON.
JAWS CINCINNATI EXTRA SUGAR.
~ CURED DRIED BEEFSfur broilng and
chipping. [je27l McBURNEY = SON
TOLHLER's IMPROVED BUTTER
IL TUBS, with cooler, and removable lie
chambers, for Transporting butter.
i.4 MCLEAN & UHLER, TOT. King St
| CHOICE SU0AK CURED BREAKFAST
~ BACON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nSGRAnE CULTURE AND WINE.-Ibe cul
ture of grapes in New jersey is getting to DO
one of the most important industries vi the
State. Tho principal varieties raised are the
Oporto and Concord. Mr.. Speer's vineyards at
Passaic promise larger yield this than any
previous year. In consequence MI. Speer has
reduced the price OF his Port Grape Wine The
eldest can now be had at 81 per bottle from any
of the druggists. 1t is used for medicinal pur.
poses IS superior wine, ard in families as al
excellent evening party wine. Its intoxicating
properties are so slight that tho weakest person
NAV use it to advantage, and temperance per-
sons cannot object to its use for medicine
T Evening Bulletin. 81
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sB- TO THE LADIES. We have Just TecciV-
ed very largo and superior stock Of Low
QUARTER SHOES, in sll of the late styles
They Nro handsome and durable. TIL ESE
GOODS ARE FIRST CLASS, and they will
be sold for much less than they csn be bought
elsewhere.
mv19 WAUDEY, "A King st.
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EXCURSIONS. PACNICS, sc.

CECOND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
- Of tho
STEAMER CITY OF ALEXANDRIA.
TO MARSHALL HALL,
MONDAY, JULY IT, 1877.
Tickets: Gentleman end two ladies' - cnHtG.
Single tickets 81 cents.
Master of Ceremonies Nj. Latham.
Committee OF Arrangements Al. Far.
4. L. Sizer, J. b. Padgelt, John II. Cole aud J.
N. Hill. jy l2-td.
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day OF 1000 bushels C,rn shows Il scline since
Yesterday but this il on account OF the quality
Of tho offerings shlee Of 600 bushels At 70. Small
lota Of new Rye and Oat. vera sold today at T.!
and d respectively.
BALTIMORE, July IA Virginia G4, Old. -;
deferred 43; do consolidated Coz do. "a series -
Cotton quiet mddling 12t. Flour quiet Bal
lmore high grsdss &c otf; ,Pstspsco Family
500 Wheat active and higher; Southern red
primo lG0; do. amber lG3alGj; d.. white l55a
i Penna red l55sl60; No. :. Western winter
red; July delivery l45al45; do. Aug i42l do.
Sept 1891 Corn-Southern scarce and firm ;
Western tr!ner and higher; Southern white tSa
70; do. yellow I'll Western mixed spot and Ju-
iy e.; Aug Git Sept GA; steamer 57t: Oats
dull and unchsng god. Rye nominal; prime -.
Hnv unchanged Sugar quiet Mt u g. Coffee
quiet and unchanged Whskoy held Mt 81 T..
NEw YORK, July l4.StocSs strong. Money
u. Gold lU5t Flour dull and unchanged.
Whenl shade irmcr. Corn &c better and active.
BANK STATEN ENT.--NeW York, July a.
The following is the weekly bank statement
Loans Il 2croase..... l'luJ
Specie, decroaSc
Legal tonders, increase. DO ~
Deposits decrease. IfO 3lO
Circulation, ncreaso....."........... llu 3Oo
Reserve. decrease. ii9if -"o
CoAL REroET.1ho following is y report OF
the receipts and shipments %! coal during the
wcel. ending to-day:
RECEIPTS tons
Amer. Coal Co.. j. 81. Parrot, jr., Agt... llt
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal Co................-.......... ,O4e
j. p. Agnew & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOI
So
Total .'..'''''. 'o'-
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, JULf IA.
Sun riscs... / ~ Moon setS......".... e
Sun se,s.............. % High wster........ On
ARRIVED.
Steamer Sue, Baltimore, to j Broders j. 20
Schr Jane l. Newton, Boston. to American
| Coral Co.
! Steamer W Thompson. lieonardto~n, 10y
, + A Kaed.
Steamer Mattano Nomini. by dos Rro!er:
& Go.
/ MEMORANDA.
Schr Bengal sailed from Baltimore for TIL
port 18th.
s3chr Nellie Ii Benedict hence for South Nor
! walk, At New York 18th.
! Schr Kureka, hence, NJ Boston 18th.
| Schr w nj y Lowering, hence for Groton, 4
New London l2:h.
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E1Ok MOUNT VERNON.

STEA NJ EK MARY WAHHlNGrOf.
Daily trips, leaving tho wharf, foot OF frt"s'i
straet, 3. 10 m Carriages are in waiting a.
Mount Vernon Springs "ha:i to take visitors
pleasant ride Of one milo and hall through
beautiful grove to the manai"n door. HDnha
trip, including admission to grouhds' Carriage
fare, &c, 81. ,,.,,r,,u
CHEAP CHILDREN'ST TRIP.
Children will be taken on Saturdays Tor H. cls
Adults 25c. Round trip allowing the privilege
Of landing and waiting the bosps return f.: any
Of her wharves.
Tickets will entLlo the holders ~ slDp over d.
,ha m.IIsI landings until tho return trip OF the
bost; good only ON Saturdays. Children must
in a.! cases be accompanied by their parents or
GONE sdult friend
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
HAR SALE.

r
offer for salo my RESIDENCE. situate! on
the cast side OF Columbus street. between King
snl Prince sts The house contains II rooms,
aad the lol Is 10 feet front. running back hall
the sqnarb. improved by a Brick Stable and
Carriage House. Tho property is sItustol on
nearly the highest point Of the city, and is woll
adapted as q residence for either physician,
lawyer or Clergyman.
II not sold OF private sale before the 23.h IN
slant (SATU RDAY) it will be sold by public
auction, at tWalga o'clock Of that day, on the
promises.
IL III j u. job NSGN. Ill. u.
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ses5- BEFORE REMOVAL TO THE CORNER,

EsJ BEFORE REMOVAL TO THE CORNER L
b
will close ou! my Gne Stock Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishings, comprising in part C=ssl-
me-o Suits at $500 all Wool Cashmere Pants 1T
g CO. heavy sill linen Coats slightly dsnsged,
at 20 cents, and all my Iiae Cloth, Cashmere and
Diagonal Worsted Suits propor.loLa:aIy low
A. tie time is drawing noar. y"r Will call early
10 procure bargains.
For ali who contemplate travelling, sni for
other purppss3, have hae and complete a.
sorlmsnt of Trunks and HAtchsla.
s. NEA LHAM.
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WAUDEY, "A King St.

lH~A CARD.-To all who arc suffering from
the errors and indiacretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay, loss Of manhood Sc.
will send recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy WAS discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send q
selfsddressed envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH I
INMAN, Station u, Bible House, New York
citv feb G-eo&WGm
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THREE HOURS On THE PoTNMA
M;I:;lG AND DANCING.

pIHREE HOURS ON iii II fblb ii Al
MUSIC AND DANClHG.
The pot,tnuc Ferry Cos. steamer ClI> or
will make family excursion:
10 GI.TMONT and return TUESDAY adj
THURSDAY EVENINGS. commencing on
Tuesday, July ~, !s1rI. Ticket lbe Boat WI!
leave foot Of King street 4. so y. III. sharp.
jy G-u
rOl FOE .pINEY POINT. FORT MuH
IL ROE. NORFOLK AND THE CArE3
The sp.olrdil steamer JANE M05ELhi va"
resume her SATURDAY NIGHT Tkl ~ t.
the above points commanding SATUH DAl
EVENINU, tho !.th instant, At $50 O'Clock
returning viii urri7o in Alc1sndrs about! ".o'
g. III. Monday. ,
other points S. Cal! and secure StsleF''m
for this delightful trip.
uooI Caterer ompI"ych. Piano on board
GAM'II BACON, fra.i.
-, - A REED hpent
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AUCTION SALES.

By Harrison & ONeal, Auctioneers.
GALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES.
Will De sold on TUESDAY, July 18th. a.
our Auction House. No. 16 forth Royal street.,
At loa m. and p. m, and continued until dis
posed OF, t1e packages not called for from stew,
81. sale. By ord er of
il l3-.d R,T. IIICAS Seryeant
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mo THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS or
EaIREAN iLll1NHN

FAlKFA = N!UU M =.
Yon gro respectfully requested t. asso;1bln IN
msss meeting At Fairfax Court House, on II ON
DAY, the 18th Instant, tConr. day. :;or the pnr-
pose Of selecting delegates to represent you IN
the State convention TO be held in Richmond on o.!
the s.h day o: August next, to nominate candi1,
dates for Governor, l.ienteGsnt foVernor and
Attorney General.
It is important tina! every port on 81 tho coun-
~ be represented in this meeting, that such 4o-
lections be made as shall secure full REPRESENT
alton in said convention, and that the sentiment
Of each section nsv be reuectod.
According to Tho vote cast at tho late Pres''
Dental election tho county IS entitled to aeTen-
teen delegates, distributed as follows
Ceptreyille district Lee2; Mount Vernon
2; Falls Church 3; Providence 4; Drsnesvllle3.
By order of the County Conserv. Committee.
iy3-eotd THOS. MOORE, Chairman.
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SKINNER RESORTS.

VIlSlTORS TO THE MOUNTAINS OF
VIRGINIA
during the season Of 1871 will fad ri
THE ORKNEY SPRINGS,
Shenandoah county, Va twolve miles from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 1T ut Jackson.
SUMMER RESORT,
which inc mountain air and scenery, admirable
ard extensive hotel accommodations, and va
riety Of gay amusements renter truly delightful,
while the numerous mineral springs, which are
shown both by analysis and tho wonderful cures
they havo wrought TO be the
BEST MINERAL WATERS OF
AMERICA,
uhvr 10 invaliis suffering with chrunc Diseases
remedies Of unsurpassed utility and power. For
Springs pamphlet apply At Leadbcate u Bros.
drug sLoru, in Alexandria, or write To
$. GOODE, Manager,
ic colin Orkney Springs.
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Notice to City Tax Payers.
Collectors Office, Alexandria, Va.
.Iuly 10Th 1877.

Notice is hereby given that the tax bills duo
tor 1877 are now in our hands for collection, and
the attention of parties Interested is respectfully
called to tho following provision in Tho revenue
bill Of that year:
Upon all bills paid ill full in u. y cnrrehcy,
gold or silver coin by the lst dly OF August
lsT7, the Collectors Of Taxes shall allow dis
count of twenty live per cont, and upon all pills
paid in full in II. s. currency, gold or SILVER
coin by tho lst day Of September, 1877, the Col
lectors of Taxes shsll allow u discount Of twenty
per cont; upon all bills paid in full in U. J. cur
rercv, gold or silver coin by the 81 day Of De-
tober, 1877. tho said Collectors shsil allow dis.
count Of fifteen par CONT and upon all bills pad
in full in u. :. curroacy, gold or silver com by
the Isl day of November, 1871. the sail CoIlec,
tors shall allow discount Of ton ror cont, ana
damages TT the rate OF twelve per ccntun shall sinai,
be paid upon al taxes no! paid by June 49, 80;
til. said COLLECTORS furnishing tho Finance Com
mil!ee with q list Of names. dates snd discounts
allowed, for which they are to have credit; bn1
no discount shat! be- allowed upon any bin pad
in COUPONS. y. K. FIELD. Col. South. Dist.
~ i2tNl }. r. HILL, Col. North. Dist.
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THE STEAMBOAT MAKY WASH Nc
TON can be- chartered for ExcmrsIons BY az
plying on board t" +; A. TkCLH, tIe SV
biz insurance Gnice, 81 and 50 King street. 10 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14

Ia~ TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people, remember this. Use daily
THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER It will preserve thorn through life.
Sold Ivy druggists. 25c per bottle. feb :S-ly
saSHARD TINES demand economy. Prac-
tice it. Rcnovate your soiled Glovoi with on:
VEINS NODORLES KID GLOVE
CLEANER. II will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. IS cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14

EtOR RENT-Thst dsirable STORE and
IL DWELLlNu. No. ri N. Royalat. 1t has
al eycelsnt cellar. is supplied with gas and
water and being located directly opposite the
Market Building. is one Of the best places for
business in the city In the rear of The lot there
s a good brick stable, both buildings bong
covered with slate. This entire property will
DO let to e good tenant 1T very moderate price.
Ii no bargain is consummnted before thellth day
of July, 1911, it will, al III o'clock on that day,
in front of the promises, be rented by public
auction to the highest responsible bidder.
For particulars, enquire Of
e 30-2w JNO. Z. HILL Agent.
MOB RENT.-Tne THKEE STORY BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE, on Cannon street,
adjoining the storcof W. a. johnson. Apply to
iel 5. &. BRENT.
NOR RENT--A DESIRABLE BRICK
T. DWELLING, No 2St King street. with =
large garden s...s:E!nl, containing variety OF
fruit Apply 10
my Scott HESSELtUS SMlIh
H1OK RENT. The STORE ROOM on the
IL northeast corner Of King and Union streets
the best loca,ion in the city for a grocery and
liquor store. Apply at this office. 30 1S-tf