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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11

G5;Gr The Committee to investigate the charges
made against Associate Justice Wright, by
members Of his own party for official mis-
conduct, have concluded thorough examina-
ton ofihe matter, and decided to recommend his
impeachment. The whole of this matter has
been conducted by Republican members, the
democratic members making no move and sus
tanning no action not proposed or sanctioned by
Wright for:0cr political friends, so that the nc :
cusa'oa Of political persecution cannot he sus-
tanned. .s.-.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11

RsSy" Another terrible fire occurred at Mon
treol, Canada, on the both ult., by which nine
persons were killed and many others injured.
AMI at Gcnicvc dc Bal;scan, in The same Prov
incc, on the lst lust, mill fell in and crushed
10 death five rcrsons.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11

EENe One of the most experienced Railroad
men in tin" South told MS few days ago hat ihe
travel on railroads in this State during the past
year was 4" Per ccnt less than in 1S1.5. lie also
Informed us that the Spartanhurg Union and
Columbia railroad was now in as good running
condition as any road in the South That
speaks well for superintendent Davies energy
and management.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11

r. Mr.. II. Hampton, Agent for the celebrated I.nI!-
Icy Nurseries, located near Grccnsboro NC is here
on his Annual tour through this section soliciting orders
for Fruit Trees, Vines and Plants. lie will bc in this
T. i"n until after June Court, and persons wishing Trees
&C. leave their orders with Mr. Allen of The Union
l"ul ii Mr. H. Is not present. Trees warranted 10 live
twelve months Printed Instructions for Plantin. and
cultivation accompany TIA" Trees Trees IL, ,lycr.d at
Union Depot on the 10th Of NoyvmhcrmyNt
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ny" The Radical Senators. who we believe,
compose the majority of that body, held eau
Gus, in saloon in Columbia, last Monday, and
dctcrmncd not to meet with the House of Rep
rcscntativcs to go into an election Of Chief Jus
ticc unrtt cfhfHanfs TO seats rnetnc Itonsc
from Charleston, including the rebel Speaker
Mackcy, wore seated.
EslS" Nrs. J. II. Hamilton and Geo. Douglass
have formed Partnership for the practice Of
Medicine, under the firm name of Hamilton &
Douglass. Their places Of residence is at Cold
We'll, Union County.
These young men are worthy the confidence
of the people, and we hope they will receive
every encouragement.
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fISca; tirntiiiFs

Oilers AlcDeyiGt aud McEllrc:h. ri IT,;
| Washington detective force. were IN i'IiS "i'i
10 day. ou Tie lockout Tor Ctgri"s Stuart, lLI
colorad man who formerly supplied this ely
with curbStoucs and who /! Is supposed vii
forfeit his bond for his appearance 10 answe
numerous indictments against him tor I1'ccry
y little daughter Of Mr. g. i. Baegctt VIII,
ate her supper LAST evening as usual, and VA
then apparently as well as ever, was ia ken SICK
| during the night, and died about nuo y o Il
to-day. She had lately recovered irnn an az
| tack Of mcaSals ard her death is attributed t(
some Of the numcrou, clfyc.s 0l that disease.
The ferry boats between This city and Wash
inglon did good business yesterday. Many O
| the passengers they carried stopped at Gicsboro
| the new summer resort oO the opposite side o.
| the river.
Mr.. Asa NJ. Jauncy, whose dcatl in lIoud0ur
County was announced several days ago, was
formerly chief miller at the famous Richmond
mills, and afterwards u. S. commissioner to Inc
Sante Fe lndiaos.
The drought that had prevailed for SO Ioug,
and that was pare hing the grass lots gardens end
farms, was broken by refreshing showers yes
tcrday and supplemented by soft and vel
rain to-day.
The ladies Of Fairfax Court House will give
musical entertainment there next Thursday
night for the benefit CT The NJ f.. Church
South
There is movement to connect the Atlantic
Il Ohio Road with the Virgiua Midland by a
narrow gauge road from FarmviIIc 10 Pitt
sylvaula &. IL.
The W. & O. Railroad will run special
train on "Wednesday for the accommodating Of
thosc who may desire Ia attend The Goo! Ten
par picaic 1T PurcnI!vi:. So advertisement.
The store AID warehouse. OF Mr ltul"!t
Brown, at >iurralt5vi!ir. Nd, d few lui!as from
the Maryland ferry, were destroyed BY fire yes
teryday morning.
Eight coal boats cleared at Cumberland for
Alexandria on Friday; five for the American
Company and three for the Hampshire and
Baltimore Company.
There were ~ cases whatever bclJrc Tie
Mayor to day, and the Mayors docket has been
clear, and the station house cells without ten
ant for several days.
Doe hundred and fifty thousand young ahad
were pnt in the Potomac at Cumberland !a7i
Saturday.
Open cars similar 10 those in use 10 the North
crn cities ia the summer are u be put on lh2
street linca ID Washington this week.
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PROPOSALS..
NoTlCE TO BRIDGE BUILDERs-sesl.,

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS-Seal.
~ cl proposals for The erection Of the mRsoG-
~ @nd superstru2turc Of BRIDGE ACROSS
UCCGQUAN RIVER, between tho counties OF
FAlf:y ard Prince William, NJ the village OF
OccoquAn, will be received by the undersigned,
ct mmissoners. until SATURDAY, the 9Th day
Of June, 1877, 81 noon. when they will be open
ed bt the Tol.tiEo House, ia the city Of Aexan-
dra. Proposals orc invited for sn iron bridge
2Ij feet org and Ii feet wide in the clear, with
out centre pier and alsO for = Howe truss bridge
OF the same dimensions aid with centre pier,
the masonry in either case TO be of heavy rub
be- laid in cement up 10 high water mark, and
from that point up in lime and sand, and the
flooring to be of irst class white or box oak, y
inches thick, and tho ether timbeTs to be OF
North Carolina heart pine; the iron to be first
class bridge iron, and in either case the bridge
TO carry not les than 100 lbs in the running foot
in sddiiiOn 30 It's own weight, with The factor OF
safety of 1.-Two. Wrought iron TO be used IN ten
sion to be worth fifty five thousand pounds to
the square inch Of section. Wrought iron parts
in tension not to DO stranel beyond ten thous-
ard pounds to tue square inch by tho combined
load above specified, and the bridge TO be tested
BY the specified losd before being accepted.
Payment will be made by the counties of
Fairfax and Prince William rs follows: One
fourth OF the contract price on the delivery Of
the necessary mater sl on the ground one half
of the remainder ia thirty days aftor the COM
plcton and acceptance Of tho work, and the res
idue in sixty dsys theresiter. The position and
Dimensions of the masonry and centre pier will
be marked out and shown to persons DESTROYS
of bidding for the work on application to Doctor
John :. Powell, 1T OccOqa"n. Bids viii be
opened and read out in the presence OF the bid
dors. They should be endorsed proposals for
building bridge across Occoquan river" and
DO addressed TO either Crawford Cushing, Cath
nrria L. o., Prince William county, W., or
Frank Wooster, Fairfax g. IL, Fairfax county,
Va. The commissioners rosorve the right to re-
iec. any or Al! bids not deemed satisfactory.
WILLIAM HUNTER,
FRANK WOOSTER,
Commissioners of Fairfax county.
CRAWFORD GUSHING,
jos. B. Reid
JOHN Is. POWELL,
Commissioners of Pr. William co.
my E-yaWlm
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Rea Estate Agents nu,! Aucl;onccrs.
THRUST Il y SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL, E3TATE-Ey virtue -: u deed OF
trust executed by + q. Swainr nnd wife ard
Stephen Swain. dated "n tho list day Decrm-
Der, 1915, and dniv recorded in iihar No. 3,
page IA, Clerks Office, city O! Alexandria, tho
undersigned, TRUSTEES therein named, and at inc
request Of the party s"cur"I ly SID deed, will
offer for sale by pub ic ;.IiCti"1, On SAiU IL
DAY, the 2Sd day nf .iun", lni1. on ~" nrcin-
ises, mt II y clock IN the LOT or GkOUND
with the improvements thereon. Situate sui
bounded ne follows Beginning % lcrt ! inches
north of Cameron street, and running thence
north on Royal street In"L = inches; thence
east parallel to Cameron street II feet IL inches;
thence south parallel tn K0ya! street AZ feet i
inches and thrnc, %c:t L. tTG beginning
Terms of S,.ln: Ono third in c.-n the residue
in six and twelve months with Interest Il SIX
per cont; the deferred Payment: +" ho secured
by q mortgage on tho property E"nH"yan"'nH
nj the expense Of tho purchaser.
nv 25-2aw4w CHA> T.. BAAK. IrTstee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

US" WEAKLY AND SICKLY PERSONS. Many
persons who nro weak and sickly al this season
of tho year arc ut u loss TO know what will re-
store their health. Il has lately been found by
experience that the use Of Spcer'S Port Grape
Wine is one Of the best resLoratives known.
Physicians, clorgymen and temperance Mdr"-
Gates should encourage tho use Of Port Grape
and thus aid tina cause Of temperance md mod
Grafton. II is especially recommended to famil'
los for its purity, exquisite flavor and healthy
properties Medical mon certify to its valuable
powors Mr. Specr has baon for years engaged
in tho raising Of grapes and pnrfeclinG this wine,
and it requires four years process botorh II l.
Il! for msrkot.-[N. y. Baptist.
Our druggists have. procured soma direct from
the vineyards. 1t il excellent fot foms!rs. e5-
norisllv FIR those with nursing infants st
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;;y Cram {, Wise.


[lioal Estate Agents and AUrti0ne6r5.
INVALUABLE KING STREET PROPER
Y TY AT PUBLIC SA LE-rhc undersigr-
cd will offer COR s:,lr Ivy ls;Liic auction. N the
promises bclow mentioned, o. 5ATUkD ~,
th" 9th day Of June, 1871 -. t. o'clock NJ, the
THREE-SrORY BRICK WAREHOUSES;.
Nos -. IL and IL! King air"cs. AID tho ! II BEE
STORY BEIUk WAREHOUSE on Fayette
alley, in the rnnr Of iii" sane under authority
nf two deeds Of trW-. ODE al which is da!cl July
lst, lSJG. and i recorlr! in hh"r L, No. ), page
40 and the other dnt3i NnvoFn her 81. ISL. r..
corded in lbcr Y, No :. fvp U.s.. land records
OF AleYandrln county, Va
Torms Of Sale One fourth ash, the rrnland-
or at one, two anl lhr"o y9ars, with interest, To
be secured by the hon!5 81 ;hr purchaser md y
decd Of trust on The property. "a" purchaser -
pay The tnNrs lrT is. ~ VI ;o st. ~ trans
in7 al tho IT'LL.
hNtli!iiN JAM E$ON,
my lU-cuL" ITuslcn.
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At l::1 T.. IN, ni paralysis, CLARA KATIE,
youngest aG gh.cr 81 r. F. and s. Il. Bsggett. in
nor fourth year. sa4s- Tho lnnorAl will take place
on Tnnsd.y evening, III o'clock. from tho
family rc:iL"n"r himg ST., near H"olFs run.
AtGracnvtil9, :. C., May 18th, Mrs. SOMEK-
WILLIE B!:UADU&, widow Of Major Edmund
Broa,lui. o Eu'pru,r county, vs.. Her remains
were t@!i"n t. Ina University oC Virginia 10 be
inferred beside thnsa Of hc7 husband.
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Na5~TRY Two G!n recommend our read.
ers to use EDWARDS S. HUTCHlSON'S
LlNIMENT. There is nothing bette. fer Ehnu-
maLi:m, Sprsins, Bruises, Fr"stbl!"s, "n'! CHI
blains also equally good for injuries in horses
Try ii, and you will lind ii docs vi! W" claim
feb 20-Go3m
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EXCURSIONS. aatNat,$. &c.

fHilE Slcsmer MARY WASllINGTON is
4 making trips to Glymont and liz ltsSs ~
..r,mvla!" landings daily (Sundsy sazzs.sszs
'scop.ei leaving her wharf, foot Of PRINCE street
:: 10 ". m, returns about $50 o'clock p; II
SUNDAY ENCUkSIONS-Twu trips; leav.
TX 81 1880 g. M. and returning st = y. Ii. First
ZIP !yc, lO cents. Second trip, leaving At d
o'clock and returning ut $50. Fare 70 cents;
!aosr going on the first csn return on the second
ZIP free Of charge. CHEAP CnllOREN'o
tElr--Childron will DO tskcn on Saturdays for
- cents round trip; adults, - cents. Tic koie
%..I cntitic the holders to stop over 1t tho usual
.G!iHSS until the return trip ot tho boat good
only OH Saturdays. Children must in al cases
ha accompanied by thcir parents or somc adult
iTinnd
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s:Sy-A CARD.-'Io all who arc suffering from
tho errors and inJi-cratioGa q youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay. loss Of msE!ool &r., |
will send recipe shst will cure y2u. FEE UF
CHARGE This great remedy WAS discovered
by i missionary in Sonth America. send -
selcaddrcsscd cn"e!opo to the Rev. joseph
INMAN, Station y, Riho H"Hsc, Nc" York
city. leb I,-cO&"nm
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FUNERAL CEREMONIES. The fuueral Of j..
McIH. Barley took place yesterday from his
late rc,;icac2 Oh Wolfe street, between Fairfax
aud Ice Streets and was ATTENDED, by large
concarys. Of friends. The AIcxaudria Fire
DerayfHcut, consisting I'll the iiydIsulion com
;any, l.. }. Nevcti, foreman; the Gel umbia
compauy, A. 7. Ramsay, foreman, aod the Re
lief Hook aud Ladder Company, II. IL. La
than, ipramap, attcudcl as 40 escort 10 the
re,uains, with Captain James NJ. Steuart as
marshal. Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. 10, A.
i. Il A. NJ. also attended with Ma. Geo. Dutfey
as marshal. The ca>kct was covered with floral
offerings, among them wreath ct handsome
design from tho lloyk aud LldIcr Company.
The ire bells were ,ullcd durlog the progress
of the funeral, which moved first to the NJ. f..
Church South, where Rev. MIR. Boyle deliver.
ed i most clcqucot and appropriate funeral
discourse. The body was, Inferred IN the
Union cemetery.
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my ID -2aWsS t"mH!' +. ~ H'.'"
E.s:s SSas; esEs scES'T-

ESOR RE NT.-Ihn ~ H!'r HlOh1 hi.iol>
i DWELll&H Hnn1 81 -: I..'.'f",' '.Trc'.
adjoining the st,!r"! W a. Johnson NnnY |"
iel s. g. BRENT.
~,np SAFE ok NENT-Thn tire. ;:ory
Il H,>Ii,k House. ~, Rows, .tr.r;, I,ctwccm
I'D nnrc nmy orr,Ini,. by i:av. Dr.
ss.;'aET ,r;,i ,.,,nr .;,, h,uiy ~
Wv yE vI7.lm w. IltAS i. Ii"ufF.
- ., ,i,..,tr.,
EN9n nALE-,Ay Fi>'s''' III h''A'''0' ~
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$50, 100. 300, 500 1000.

A LH&ANDEK FROTHINGHAM Il CO.,
IA BROKERS, No. T. Wal stccot, New York,
make dcsrahia Investments in stocks, which
frequently pay from i've To twenty tunes the
amount invested. Stocks bought and carried rs
long MS desired on deposit of three per cent.
Explanatory circulars and weekly reports sent
froe New York, my l4-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

TuECApErs' SUMNER CAMPAIGN. The Ga
diets of st. Johns Academy set OFT this morn
ing for their annual excursion. Last year they
ris ed the Centennial, hul this year Shepherds.
town, Va, where the State Normal School ol
". Ea.is located, was fixed upon As The ottc'lVe
puint OF the cxcursonSts. The hatlallou, Mai.
Burgess conimanliue met un the school houSr
green this nnrninE. with Blankets, sun.dnwH-
and c1rs, in addition to the uniform. and alter
a n:,radc. Dyed to The canal basin. where thcy
embarked on the caual hnat Sthaca. Captain
Castle, aud started of large crowd lnr;u |.
lug many young ladies. assembled AT I'll" hasl'
to wave lareweIls to the young soldiers. Add
some ladies accompanied the battalion ~ far Il
Georgetown. They expect I" reach hrra'
E.lIs ,o.nipbt. the Point of Rocks to uiorrrw
night, and llarpvr's Ferry "Wednesday night
arriving at ShephcrisloHn on Thursday, an'
remaining there for some. They expect to re-
turn early next week.
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FEND FARM ERS.
''E y G. L l. $ . 4 -
ANALYSIS

Ammonia p'o
Soluh!" Phosphate OF Lime Is
Zone ........".......'... :.."i
J. OltSN
The most concentrated, universal and dnraDic
fertilizer ever offered to tho fsrmcr-comhlnng
all the stimulating qualities Of Peruvian Guan'.
and the ever durable fertiliaing properties OF
Bones. in fine dry powder, prepared expressly
for drilling.
tho farmer, OF Maryland and Virgin" in the
use of "E1crlsicr." ii is thor unhnlnou, opln'
ion that an application OF ltN pounds OF Excel.
sior" is equal TO from POO to 300 pounds Of any
.ther fertilizer or guano, and therefore fully lOo
por cent cheaper.
UNlFORMlTY OF QUALITY Gu AR.
ANTEED RT THE M UFACTU EkR5.
~ Farmers should $50 that every bag Is
branded as nhovn with thu Al ALl ,lo and
OUR NAME IN REP LETTERS. All others
arc IniIiii1rlri!s
PRICE $50 PER TON.
j j. TURNER & CO.,
NH ,i-twSm q Pratt ST. Baltimore.
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The United States school ship Saratoga
sailed FROM the navy yard yesterday On lrac
lice cruise to Boston. She had 90 poad about
% naval apprentices, amoug them a late news
boy Of the Gazette.
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ANALYSIS:
E1KOQUET FoRTHE MILLION

z1KOQUET FOR THE MILhlo n
4 Mt
FRENCH'S.
NEiY STYLES AND TIE Low EH!
PRICES.
NEW BOOK, MAGALIN kS AND Eh-
VIEWS.
Harry, ~ tho aG!ilor OF Mr:. cunningham
journal .-it".
hnsire, the Story Of 3 Dra"m, By "'ii'"
81 10 uer
E,,nr C"rir. anil i;Si"g:, h. Wickhsm tioll'
Habic Ts:k, by A. Bronson Acott; 81 81.
Recoiicctions ut Science and Religion, ~
Alexander Winchrll. LID; 81
All Wrong, p Leaf from \ Drama; 81
syrian Sunshine, rs T. G. Appicton 81.
a Family Fcud .lcr tnn German, by Mrs.,
Il. L. Wisi"r; - %
Harpcr's uaIf Hour :Scrc; III ~ and - cents
each are Tie most interesting books Of the day.
Tn. series nbodies tho best thoughts "t The
most popular suLElrs 0: the day.
Msr's White Witch; 'Jc.
Montague; zoe.
Fritz the Emigrant; DC.
Reaping the WhirIwind; Pc.
After Many Days, ny Christian Reid 81
io 6. Il. FRENCH
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! AWN3, ORGANIZES, BUNTlNas. sc.

Monday. June 4, ISL.
We Open to-day y grea. many new goods and
Gail special attention to our choice line Of Fig
'f%i lawns, French Organizes. lincn lawns
and Linen Suitings; also Black, Navy Blue and
Drsh Bunting price Sic por yard, Egyptian
and Spanish Yelling, Silk and Lace Tics and
>csrts. &c. with many other desirable goods,
HI NJ popular prices.
D. f. BRASHEAR,
II: B. Hoomes. No. 100 King street.
lal Aloxandrs. Va.
WE ARE tho sole agents for Alexandria,
'! for the "ACME" COFFEE Pot Virgil
H'a invention. Gail and examine at
Je'l MCLEAN Sc UHLER'S, lO7 kingst
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By TO TIE LApIEs-Wc have Just rcceg,
cd very large and superior stock OF Low
QUARTER SHOES in Ill of tho !ata styles.
They NE handsomo and durable. THESE
GOODS ARE FIRST CLASS, aud .hey viii!
be sold for much less than they can he bought
elsewhere.
my1 Is WhDDE1, ~ hIhE 81.
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TIE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHNlG-
ION can he chartered for Excursions by APP
Fying un board or to PHI. TROrH, President
ttlo Company. or IL. &. SLAiM AkEk: at
Ms insurance office - and - King street. je a
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EEaElrTs OF rRopUcE.~~Thn following were
in, receipts by the Washington Cl!y, Nirgthia
Midland and Great Southern K il. l,-: wrr!; -
r,.ra {" ~, bushels, whest lrn, rye 10 on,s 1t.
cora inr.l 20 flour - hbls leather 30 sidn".
l.!ub.r 10 800 icc lalhrs 500. ground bark i"1o
lis, i.rl :! trrccs, wine . casks, fur pack;
,.,fc$, &c Il, butter 5 lrEins, eggs 10 bhls MI"
hr,cs, fowls co"ps hides l0hundics and bale,
steep skins bale ana l. skins, WOO! s! sacks,
'sn bark 81; cars caltlo cars, !nnihr; car, hogs
cars.
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gEOIhL BAKING POWDEH. for E:llo by
IN iAI H. }. DAVIDSON, Ia King ST.
puAHD % i!GA:.Tii NOTICE.

;Pi:ic2 Hoard i iirat!l, May %. 1871.
Families ::rn hereby roi.:2d ths. the city gar
n.rr cat will ras;Inc ts round: cn Juno In.
s;iu: sd al oLl"c k,ta e 4uie; gar bHge must
be ru: int, vrssrls ard placed convenient 10 tho
ear. Al persons .ioi.:ng tEu law with refer
crca - tnD throwing: ~ I;arhago and other filth
Oh the street: or in the alleys will be proceeded
against Us he aw directs. Any dereiicLion on
the p,,t O! IL" driver 81 The CO. should hn
promptly reported - this "!licn.
By order Of the Board - l"nith
my .nl-fo1w .iUSkt:H HOPKINS, Sect e.
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SniI,uing vill cyhibit ,t3 presence by the
cries IF the baby aud should be removed by
the prompt n:r OF that highly recommended
ramc.ly-p:, Balls Baby Syrup. 1t Is free
iram \!niphia. Price - cents.
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W. 80. T.. r. ! ! { e Il p L a a : 3
riCNIC will be held vt PU RCELLVlLLE
n WEDN ESDAY, june G.h. ISL. All Good
tomplars arc Invited Trains leave tho w. Il
" K Il. depot on that day ut and 80 a. M;
;~t.rrins, Will leave l.urGollvllo at 1 p m. One
lar" io1 round trip.
i"l-2t II. II. HAVENER. &. r. A.
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A UDlTOR3 OFFICE,
=

n Aln1andris, Va Missy 20. 1877.
Al Il meeting of tho Committee on Streets o!
thr City Council, held on the 9th inst, 1t TINS
oFico, tho following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That with Il view to q more riGid
economy in the management Of tho department.
OF streets, the Superintendent Of Police be, ann
is hereby, notifedt hat pay rolls for *ho emp
ment of carts or laboreis on tho streets 81 tns
city Of Alexandria will no. be approved or paid
unless said carts or lnborers are emp! Dyed undel
and by the authority Of this commit es or ot It's
chairman, and employees are notl1oti thaI ron
and ai.er this date payment will not % maze iol
worl. done on the streets unless in accordance
with the terms Of this resolution.
Resolved That in the payment offs treet hsnds
the Auditor is requested to enforce tn foregoing
resolution. By order Of the Com. o'A Streets:
l. G. ONEAL, ClIsirmau.
4 copv tcsta: + l.. BROCkETT, Auditor.
DAMNED SALMON received ,.ud for sale
~ by T. j. DAVI DSON,
my3l l47 H ug street.