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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-20
rsserAl u ! Waite Elephant.

A curi0us ceremony hns recently takOn
place at Hiam, on tho Occaaion ol the
death of tho eldest of tho white cle-
phAnta~~Oue vi tho idol. ri tho HiAmo9c.
He was horn In ITO, aud died Ia his
temple nj Bangkok. A whole people
low down before this famous Alblno III.
vinity; II Ii tho emblem ol the kingdom
of biAm. Tho moAt beautiful presenls
nrc given 10 these animals. bccsuse. in.
hnenccd by belief In metempayc Ghosts,
tho lu.liAus believe. avon q tho present
day, that no majestic M animal cannot
bnt IN animated BY the spirttol = god
~ M Emperor. Every whitc elephant
p0sscsaes its own palace, gold diahes
and harness studded with precious
stones. several mAndarins Arc appoint.
ed " wait upon II. and they iced u with
cakes and sugAr.caneA. Tho King Of
hitm y Tho only pcrson before whom II
bentla ~ knec, and tho monarch returns
this salnlAti0n. Magnincont 0b4cQnics
were prepared for Tho dclunCt Idol.
60mn hundreds 0f Buddhist priests on.
ciallx! nt tho funeral ceremony, The
three surviving white elephants, precsd.
ed by trumpetevs and followed BY ~
thusGt1N0 W1cUWtbN ~ VeOV16, @oOUUpA~
nied tho funeral cnr to lha banks 0l the
McnAm, whittier the King and tho dig.
nitaSies III tina state ha4l come 10 recnive
the mortal remains. They wcre then
transported III tho other aislo Ot tho riv.
or, aud therC buried. A procession ol
thirty vessels, tlecksd with ilagA. formed
\ part ol this curious ceremony. All
the floating hons4s, which asO ranged III
\ double line, On ihe Mcnam, number.
ing upward q OO,O00, were 0rnAmentcd
with hagsof III colors and other symbolic
attributes. - Nail0nanfa MesseylNCr.
THEME was ! hig flre in Huntington.
Mnna., and Alfred Wells refused 20 have
the go0sls removed from BIZ store, ba.
lieving that tho risk oi thieves wa
greater than ol tho flames. 10 tho stun
was burned. Tho insurance company
refuses % pay, lccaase tho policy 70.
laired Wells " me- III possibis means
~ save the property. Wells holds lhal
he did what scemeL brst Tor that pur-
posc. The question II ~ M irirl ID
court.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-20

An A~~oaMt ~ uAliAnt O~n Mites Last
vtcsnsV.

An A~~oamt ~ uAiiAss den Mile. LIS,
vtcs0sV.
Mammoth rAsk (Wyonaa Ter, Telegram 10 Chi.
caKu int~t Oe<An.
A courier Just In from Gen. Milcs'
camp brings the report vi light viii,
the Dannock hoatiles. On the 1st Miles
left tho Grow Agency for Ciark's fort.
On the afternoon of tho 3l the Grow
scouts brought In word of the DAnnocks
coming through the pass. Milcs went
into camp 10 prevent being scen BY the
hortilos, and sent out scouts 10 watch
their movements. The scouts noted the
night camp of tho BannockH and report.
ed. Tho first intention was 10 attack
the BAnnocks on tho night of the 3d,
bnt II rained all day, end the darkness
became too thick for operation. Al
o'clork on tho morning ol the 9TH Mites
started forward 70 attack with twenty.
seven men of thn Fifth Infantry, Capt.
Bennett commanding, und thirty hve
friendly Crows. Al l o'clock In the
morning the force reached the Dannock
camp, dcploycu I'M skirmiah line, nnd,
when within nifty yards. commenced fir-
ing into tho hoAtileH, who were taken
completely by nurpriae, being all asleep
at tho beginning 0i tho action. The
bannock camp was protected by steep
hln,s, In thu rsa., Mnd hend Oi tho
branch ri Clask's fork Ia trout. The
troops on tAc right of tho line fired
across the river into tho Rannock camp
The Grow allicm ON the Left fell buck
from tin position assigned them by
Miles, and permitted Tow 0Annucka t0
escape, otherwise every QUO would have
becn killed or taken prisoner.
Tho battle lnatcd Tor two hours, the
llannockH, though fcw Ia number, tight
ing with desperate obHsinacy. Tho NJ.
nnlt was that Capt. Bennett, Company
Il, Fifth Infantry, of Little Rack; 4
French scout, and on, Grow Indian were
killed Oh tllo aile ot the troops, and
thirteen lsannoeks killed. Private Nc.
Aztec. Company Il, Fifth Infantry, was
wounded IN the wrist, tho stock III his
gun being Vii tawny. Thirty-foa Ian
aocks, men, women and children, wore
taken prisoners aud sent 10 Fort kengh
In charge III tien. Bull, who, with f0nr
companies III tho second Cavalry, nr.
iiyoa the day utter the fight.
Tho Grows captured tho BAnnock herd
Of abons 2O) heal Of horScs. Twenty.
two Indian horses were killed III camp.
Not more tllnn three or four DAnnock
warriors escaped. Capt. Bennett was
shot through tho heart anl fell dead
early In the action, leaving Milcs the
only commissioned oihscr present, Lieut..
bailey being nj Dowldcr creek, Al.
though q few Bannocks arc believed 10
have gone south 10 the bhowhonc Agency
and lew toward Fort Hall, II II bc-
loved That Miles closes the Bannock
war, NJ hc did the Nex PerceM, Sitting
Bull, OrAxy Horse and Lame Deerss
campaign. and safety for travellers In tho
National park II believed 10 bc insured
for the remainder II thc xeason. Cen.
Miles Ii expected 70 join tho main body
of Tho Yellowstone expedition III two
days and proceed through tho park.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-20

Tho electors ri Maine failed to taake
! choice for Governor Oh tho pth Inst. Tho
drsenback candidate surprised bin competitors
hy polling nearly 10000 .osos. No ons candl.
data having received majority Of I'll thu
votes cart, tho choice of IN Executive tiusoiyea
upon thu Legislature.
Tho New Hampshire Republican Con.
scnsion INST II Concord. last week snd nomi.
iaAlsd Nathaniel Head " Governor.
Tho prohibitionists 0I Massachusetts
hAve put full sicko Tor Mate officer. In ths
tisld.
Tho 0recnbnckem oi Massachusetts
INST IN convention u Boston ard nominated
don. Du.ler for uoyernor hy Acclamasion.
Tho Republican State Committee oi
I'ennsssss has nominased Dr. Y. n. Wright fos
Governor, In place u Emerson Ethesidge. who
declined.
Mnrch, who has been elected 10 Con.
greaS ovor Engeno Hale IN Maine, ir 4 stone.
culter.
Tho Democrats Of Nov HAmpahire
hare nominated Hon. Frank A. McKeon IL,
Governor.
Full returns of Tho Maine election
show thAt thu liouso viii hAvo sIxty.Ave 10.
pMhlicAns and two Democrats elected by ths
Aid of Republicans. and tweaty.seson Dsmo
Gratis and nfty.sovon uvoonbaakern. hla.sui
II ths twsnsy.sevyn Democratic Representa-
tIvs1 wsie chosen on tAs straight Democratic
ttekst over both nspublcAn And tirusnbAci
cAndidatss, and viii hold ths balance " lows,
~ thu iIouse. The other eleven wcro chosen
BY nreenbAek Atd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-20

Al thu meeting ol the OIL Exchange VI
Parker this afternoon, thc aubject q
raining funds Tor tho yellow-feveF snf-
tercrs was introduced Aud cAnvassed Tor
i considerable length Of timc, thu rcsnlt
being the adoption of proposition -
oiIcr pint of peannts singly q aucla0sl.
Tho nsss one was sold Tor ol6, Tho go
ond for ol2, tho third Tor 90, tho fourth
for o16. tho titth for q, the lowest bid
received being -. The total amount 0f
sales was 12a6. 10, which MAS II 0ncc for
warsled 10 the Howard Association It
New Oslcana, Tho bidding wna rapid
and spirited, members taking - much
interest Ia tho proceedings - u they
were lighting pool q creating cosnsg
IN petroleum. - pifts0Urrh P0st
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sht*h iAsss mast, mst NJ. DEATH W.. IN.
eAgsmsss sesnisssi In ths klllsns al sna ~.
sans M~i met hetng sMrvnharl INA aAslir
IN c~Mt~.
IN The late Aght N uihAc~. q small
fortified ,o~n near Tue nAlmaslon ssonsies. sAe
nosniAn sshvis inflicted 4 lp.s NJ avo Nj Nm
nsn TN thr Austrian fosree. The resistance
u the fvl~'s SOS 40 eh.tiaAse that The Ans
ifisns wsr~ rsany~ilsa N retire and hAvr sAe
raare fof the rr~s~n, In res~wipn a ,he
enemy.
A Vienna dispatch saya The Dourrc Ia
much diaaftcd hy the rsrngraae noyemcnt
II The Austrian army In Bosnia.
Count wilhelm von Bismarck. sccond
nm of Prince nismAsek, has heen elected
Dvpnty u the urrnAn Parliament from Ian.
gcnaAsa, the Catholics turning the balance In
his favor In consequence cf his rsoni*e 10 N
guided by his fathers cancellation toward the
Church ~ lt.me.
A diapatch from Romc says IN the
negotiations between Bismarck and The vA,i.
can u has been agreed that the church shall
bc ruled In accordance With tho rsusslsn con.
stituison. and that Tim falk lava shall remain
IN force, bnt subject 10 declaration ~ 10 tho
mariner of thcir execution.
Tho German Emperor hrs completely
recovered from tho wonnds inflicted BY Iii.
assassn Nobeling.
A Paris dispatch says diploma has
Iecn awarded The asste Departments ~ Pub.
lic instruction of lllil,ois, Indiana, Ohio, Wis.
consln, Pennsylvania aud kAnsas, tho MiiwAu.
aco public schools, aud tho H. Louis public
schools.
Reports from Scrvian sources estimate
tho losses of Anstrians In engagements with tho
DosatAns, betwoen the ath aud 9TH of this
month, ~ about . hundred officers aud three
thousand men. II h stated that tho Anstrianr,
with heavy retnforcomcl,ts, have commenced
Offensive operations against TIM insurEeat IN.
trcnrhnitnts ON the banks of the Nave, hut
without achieving decisive results
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-20
4 hr (aOvernOr III OhsO and the Jews.
The following correspondence *.
PLAINS itself
cl,,ixsArr, Hrpt. 2


The Hon. u ~. nislopi
DpAA kiki In your proclamation of the Iih.
recommending day Ut prayer on bvhAle Uf the
ycilaw.fuver snnerurr, yuu call on al Christian
people to assemble on tho 18th, IN their 70.
spccliso chnrchos, 10 o6ur up pIAyera ~ Al
mighty 0ad 10 alleviate the suncrlngs os thu
south. Did YOU mean, h3 tho use VI the eerm
!, ChristiAn people, 10 invite 10 prayer Tor the
alienation III 1 national calamity only those
citixons III Ohio who proecaA aud recognize Tho
principles of the Christian religion !srsiHcs-
fully. DAMist Woil.
II. NlMOM.
CINCINNATI, Kept. y.
Msr.ss n~nlsl Wolf and u, H,inaM.
DkA. Hlxs Youf communication this dat.
MAS received by me with considerable surpSlse
Ny object lii accommodating day VI pray ~ fuf
alley atiou III thu sc0urg0 which y nDw aiiilci.
lug tho South wss timply 70 secure tnc united
inyocsei0u 10 Almighty dod by III who believed
in Aud rccpgnixsd His goudness aud mercy |,
thxt Mu A1uid iniarpoAe His Omnipossnl
IoWUr, which alone eau sAse, 70 seAy she prog
russ III tho terrible scourge which wAs dcvA~'
tAllng large portion 0f our comnaon country.
The wurd "uhri.tiAa' wAs used by inc only ~
1 general tefn,. intending - recognize I'll Who
recognized aud relied upon Divine pf0secslon
III tho hour of need. and by 10 u,uAis inttisdua
to exclude any uf airy rect, l~iief, or school.
who would give prayer Tor tho Allcstttlon "
4 plague. and luast III Aii ~ exclude the lpeo-
Die ~ whom yun ART members, who Arr rccuk
i,lxrd aud illustrIous fur deeds VI mercy eud
charity. Respectfully. :.
Governor III thu ktAlS u Ohio.
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A dispatch from Austin, Texas, says
Sheriff Kesbsr, " III raAo. reports 10 tho
AdjutAnt 0onsvAi that bin dspasy arrested, on
~ 18th Mt., xnsonIo Aiixasos. fugitive from
ths psnissntlasy, who h Also anAsr indlslmsns
fos ihs nnsdss u Judge howard and othsss
A,,A pnt him IN tho Bsa E;ixsno JAIL Ths
sAme night MszscAa1 isom Msaieo crossed tho
river And roscaed Tho pstsooss."
Northern Ohio, Western Pcnusylvs-
,la, and The lower ssSstou of CanAdA wsrs vis-
ltd lsss wesk by sssiea " most dsslrnctiye
rain storms. hAin fsll sin,osl necessarily tor
th,os " four dA,a. II dssceadsti M fussons
tosssnts, accompanied by high Winds. HAIL
rad bstlEsx we're washed away. And III some
lnstAnoos honses wsre carried oa by thu
raging torrents snd thsir inmate.
dFownsd. Halfway trAvel WA ssrtou.ly
in,loded. and on many roads temporarily s,as-
peaded. TOsUDt0, Canada, reports thst
NO such visitation haa be@n experienced
In tAst vtolnsty anss iesi, IN Northern Ohio
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This most remarkable statement ~as. % benster
n~eA Declared, "rsrefuy and trnihfmlIy prepared" !"
The psuos il In ths ettacini records. I'll ~iit sat
MY the couutsy," ssld tho senator, "And uuMht ~
ihsy oushi mol 10 insult suffering people who.c
hard sasninas hAvs gore ~ sarlsh thsuis by Ans
complaint pf want Of good faith 10 thcm N the
bankruptcy.
Az tbs pEssant secretary u thu treasury yon
havt begOrv yon si ths facts referred 10 IN kpaid.
iNa1 and other histories ~ tAe public debt.
On Juns hAA. ltel. thsse wsrs then outstanding,
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rhe record shows that there Mrrs
outstanding IN t)ns0ler, istia, w i.
ct1O,000 Vt seven thirty treasury
nutrs, which, Assistant Secretary
nplnmes states, Wrfv ensFAvrd.
stslmtsosI, And t,aiA ont IN ths sni.
dlers - Fanl tsndrt uoney. u
lhn CLOSE VI The NM ..s....,...
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ei.sAs.s17.as4 Il
Matlna. Observation-Disclosures.

This Aasoant II legal mVney. was paid out ~ ths
Hovssnmsnt and Aerspted BY the teople 1850 many
duilAss IL rsNl value, anl hal thereby ~ come thu
prupl4's monry, which. ~ said before. Precedent
usAnt sad, " wAs ths test cuFrxhey thst oNs coua.
Try haA ever pnee~sssd.
And thai, tA~su was na moro In circulation
than Mss needed for lhr hMlest s4ason ii thr yrsr.
Our H0srenmsnt, In sddlti0n 70 ~ tho other acts
II clssA x9islatt.n, hrs lskxH lsum the Ansv vlcAH
peoptt their small casrsucy thai wAs costing tAs M
n0sktne. snd haA pus ~ ~ pisce, unsptirts 4 w
ths people, more inConveutsMt silver currency,
thsssby csrAttn1 a~bt of some s0rty WtlltOne NJ
duai1rs 70 b. Sald ~ ths alsfsdy cvettsusd peots
II our country.
Nh regard y ihe deuonstisstlon n silver.
evoSy intAlItGonl M1oa must -. that insemHch -
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HOWARD COUNTY BANK,
cREsco, IOWA.
KERRY 4 McHU0H. Propristors.
= General Banking 1usinsss
TRANSACTED.
May and s~il Eachass~, lrsns m the oia
Countries.
rASSAaE TfGhEYS TO aND fKOM
EghOpE ron Milf.
Metes and Nlostgages
Purchased on favorable terms. Particular attention
pald u ihe negotiation II time l1n1. rar.tlana
eAsss., sssseed V and prompt rss,n, m,.,.' sa
Aip i4wltr. Iows. crescn Iowa.
l. orrtH
would respectfully announce 10 ~, people II
CMkMo
sad ~ sirlni.y that he has purchased the
MEAT MARKET
ea4t .ias d klm street, which Le viii kerry constant
supplird with
MEATS, Yism, POULTRY AND aAME
IN lhs.r sea~oa. w aocils your patronage. Prices
always " suit the timee.
Terms ca1h, " " squlvA'tnt. NIT
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

The Howards offered to pay her board and
give her 81 per day while she was reouparat'
ing, but the physicians would not hesr OF her
pcrlipg her Iilo longer in such broken doWa
oondition. and caused hor to be sent home.
Sbo also stated that Memphis was in very
dirty condition, but lime and other dlslnfectants
were sprcad all about. The fever will probably
last until winter. Tie nights are cool, requ1rr'
ing blankets, and tho days are very not, Whien
makes tho fever worse. There ha7o been two
ffosts already, ono black and the other, whloh
fell last Saturday night, was white; put II wss
principally in tho country. They did no good.
1t is common thing to SEQ wagons, pass alorg
the streets five or six times day. laden Win
fifteen and twenty dead bodies. The supply OF
cofins is giving out. The grave diggers are
almost worked to death. The authorities To-
tend to adopt tho plan OF digging tronches'
The young and ola alike tall victims 10 Inc
scourgc. ,.uL: g.,
The Howards want provisions. clothing, 90.
There is no use for money, as all the stores are
closed and it is next tc impossible to tuy any
thipg, An persons who have not had the lover
are Being sent out Of the city to place provia'
ed for their use, fifteen miles into tue country
In order to get all such persons to 60, no raIlons
are issued to them. o,,,
Mrs. Darcy mentioned particularly tho noble
work of the men. She said that there mas
never been battle field that has had suoh ne
roic mon as those in The fever stricken o'strlct.
They all cpect to be seized by the elbow JACK
hut Iauph and i0ke and cheer one another.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.


CCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL HKQUI-
- SITES FOR THE COMING SEASON AT
FKENCH'S, NO. 95 KING STREET.
just received a full assortment Of School and
College Toxt Books. and every requisite for q
complete school outfit.
Headquarters for tho Public School Books AZ
tho prices established by the State Board Of Etl-
ucalion.
A very handsome assortment Of now and
choice styles PAPETERIES just received
New styles of Wedding Note Paper and En-
velopes.
Irish Linen and Antique Parchment Note
Paper and Envelopes to match. The finest
goods in the market.
a hundred thousand Envelopes, job lot, Just
received; tho cheapest ever offered in this market.
Letter, Note and Cap Paper, folded and fat,
all grades, weight and prices.
Blank Books, q large assortment, from the
largest Ledgers and Journals TO tho smallest
Memorandum.
Handsomely engraved Checks, Notes and
Drafts, in books from 80 to 1000 each.
Photograph and Autograph Albums. new and
beautiful styles
Prayer Books and Hymnals. in aots, now and
very handsome styles.
Teachers Bibles, tho best edition ever pub
ished.
All the articles alluded to in this advertise.
ment have been bought for cash. and will be
sold correaponaingly low.
sep4 GEO. E. FRRNCH.
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FASH, OYSTERS, &c.

FASH, OYSTERS, &c.
vx-ILLIAM b. SMITH,
1EALER N
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
7IsH VII EsF AND STALLS CITY MAR.
A-''0 HET,
Wild inform dealers and others that he is pre-
w, W, !aI 70 et1rnish them with sll kind of
p''' POTOMAC FISH.
at Il % lowest pos sble prices; would call the
stten a. e. ton Of buyer. to the fact that my bran
stands No in mark a. in 1T that sss respeet pe ''
My stalls, Nos. and S, Fish Market will Ill be be
supplied with fresh fish eye.v moiaiGag;r Iney
will be superintended by Mr.. w. .5 5'es' baes
sr and families can depend Oh B. Ttng 'ne 9ess'
whether they come in person or e9o uS oIoefs, 81
Persons at distance wanting Fresl f,sh Isl. caA
depend on getting them packed in good 'ITTi !TTH
~ All orders addressed to VIM. II. SAl- - ~ ~
Alexandria, Va, will receive prompt attenti. -
mar !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

The Republican of this morning says Mrs.
Ar .T, Darcy. one of the party OF volunteer
nurses who went from hero to the aid of the
vellow fever sufferers, returned homo yesterday
morning. ,e ~,
Repubican, she stated that she was almost
'aorn ont and xas fast hscouipg dsblIi1ated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

Crepo Iialr, Tarlatsn, Illusion and Lace Nocs
Ruilng.
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RrANa'Y t3esasIsS.

EALLAND WINTER OPENING
An EXTENSIVE LINE or LADIES
OENI%,. MISSES. ROYH nal IN IA N1S,
nj MEkiNN UNDERW EAR.
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FOR NALE OR RENT.

EiWh nNI-!ne W III + - RT A Is Il h
u BRICK DWELLING HOUSE No. les
Prince street, now occupied by Mr. F. Hufty,
containing ten rooms, and supplied with gas,
hot and cold water, heater, water closet and
all modern improments. Terms moderate.
Apply either to w. +. VINCENT, lGG Princa
street. or w. 7. VINCENT, at r. B. Lawson
y Cos. sep 1C-1w
INOR Rem T-Tho three story BRICK
a. DWELLING No. y south Washington
nc, apply to JULIAN T. BURKE, at Burke
" IIorberls. sep l6-tf
VALUABhE PROPERTY FOR SALE
By virtuo Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
the city Of Alexandria. Va, rendered at its last
term, in the suit Of Stabler's administrator vs..
McGaw and others. the undersigned will offer
at private sale the iollDwing M% property, to Wit:
a.s oS HUI On the 99rn no =, SIDE
feet inches to y feet alley.
No. 5-HOUSE and LOT on the south side Of
King street 25 feet west Of Patrick, Is by 100 #.
10 an alley 10 feet wide.
Nc No. s-Lor ss OF OF GROUND 5;a M on tho west side
fist. Asaph street, ll9 feet inches south OF
King ID feet 10 inches by ll0 feet to an alley Is
Ice: inches wide, with use of same, and also of
10 feet alley on north end and feet alley by AL
teet deep on tho north line of this lot.
No. IA RENT CHARGE of $36 per an
uuul oll loL On WeSt slQG CT Union ST., DetWScn
Cameron and queen.
No. 9--HOUSE and LOT on the southwest
corner Of King aud Henry streets
No. 9-HOUSE and LOT on north side OF
frlnce. next east of house and LOT on corner Of
Alfred and Prince streets, and adjoining Rich
srd L.. Csrne's.
No. l0-HOUSE and LOT on tho south side
II King stroet. adjoining the corner occupied by
Nm. Demaine.
For terms and particulars apply to Messrs.
Green dS Wiso, Real Estate Agents
II. 0. CLAUGHTON, Comm'rs.
aug 27-tf G. w. WATTLES, Of Sale.
FOR RENT-Ths STOREHOUsE No. rs
a. King street. at present occupied by s. Lind.
nemer Possession given at once. apply to
aug o-N w. B. GREGORY.
EIOR RENT-A SMALL COMFORTABLE
Il DWELLING, No. 208 Prince street. For
terms apply to CHAs 4. HOOFF, Esq, Cash
er First National Bank. Keys at the telegraph
office Of the Virginia Midland r. K, ap2-tf
ESOR RENT.-Tho STORE ROOM on the
L. northeast corner of King and Union street
-thebest location in the city for grocery and
liquor store Apply at this Office ap l6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
WOOD AND s'dsAY.s
C!t,A.Li

.CoAA' eoAA'
We invite Tho attention "' G6Hlor3 arI con-
slmers TO our largo stock If CAREFULLY
PREPARED COAL OF Tho Glowing e:,ri etios:
LYkEN'S VALLEY,
OHBERkY and
SHAMU UkIN RED ASH
WHITE ASH Qree burn ing and hnrd) Of
steamer, broken, egg, stOvo nd mt sizes.
Also GEORG ES UREEk. CUMBEkLA ND
and KANAWHA SPHING.', from WoaL Viz
gina.
Making Coal q specially, 'Re aim .G konp only
the HIGH EST GRADES, and having Two large
Storage Yards, each variety is kept ssparate,
and is especially prepared for family use.
Yards foored, and all CoE.l sent out WELL,
SCREENED AND FREE FROM IMi'UE-
ITIKS
Dealers. families. public institutions and nj an
ufactories supplied at lowest market ratog--por
ton Of 22i0 lha. r. j. M EHb-FFEY 81 Co,
feb II Wharf and Yards foot Of Quoon ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
DRY GOODS,
NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
~ Septemha- l4th, 1878.
Wo open today q great many new goods,
viz: Blankets, Shaker Flannels, Caicoes, Dress
Goods, Fancy Csssimeres. Alpacas Black CASH
meres, Black Silks, together with many other
cheap and desirable goods for our early fall
sales. We anticipate quick snd active trade
this season.
ID. F. BRASHEAR,
II. b. Hoomes. No. l0a King street.
sep Il Alexandria, Va.