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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25
DR. ISAAC L. WELSH.

DR.. Isaac l.. Welsh. general ticKot agent for tho
Albany day line OF steamboats, foot OF vesry stroot
died on Sunday morning last at his resdeace No. 33i
Communipaw avenue, Jersey City, IRON pulmonary
disease. Or. Welsh had becn suffering for consid-
cradle time past but refused all procrs made to
to take a leave absence recruit his health. He
remained at hts post until Thursday evening last,
when Obliged TO yield TO increasing WEAKNESS.
Al time DR. Welsh was a practising physician NJ
Galway, Saratoga county, tins state, and subse-
quently served the war as an assistant surgeon.
About the close OF he became book
Keeper Tor the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company and Tor niuc years past occupied tho
position Of general ticket agent the Albany day
line Ho the any fourth year OF his age a; the
time Of his death He leaves widow ana four chtl.
dren INV remains viii be taken this evening by
steamboat to Albany, wnere they will be Inferred
the family burial ground. Deceased was highly es-
eemcd IN steamboat CIRCLES ana the nags OF several
OF the steamship lines IN the ueig hoorhood OF tho
Albany day hne pier were at hsl-nast yesterday out
OF respect 10 his memory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25
PETER BERGEN.

Peter Bergen. aged seventy seven years, died NJ
his family residence, No 294 WyckoT street. Brook
Ign, on Saturday. lilo born In Gowanus, where
his iather owned and cultivated an extensive iarm on
the bay The decea sed VINO inherited half the farm,
disposed OF IL 10 his brother Martenus Bergen, in
1882. He Then engaged In gardening at New Utrecht
lie was at captain and lieutenant colonel OF
artillery. From 1916 TO 1Sl1 he Alderman OF tho
Eighth ward. and was Comptroller of the city OF
Brooklyn in 1860 he leaves q wife aud daughter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25

Tue question oil Increasing the price OF coai was
brought up before the Board, Dus they declined 10
take any action In that respect, the ground that
they had right TO fix prices, that privilege belong
ing to the companies alone.
The meeting then adjourned.
subsequently the representatives OF the Lohigh Val
ley held meeting and decided TO raise the price
OF coal twenty cents ana OF chestnut twenty hvu
cents per Ton. All other sizcs remain at the zane
prices. the steamboat sizes were not changed on
account OF tho competition with bitumin coal IL
synnderstood that the other companies will conform
nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25
WILLIAM M. VERMILYES WILL.

Tho will OF tho late William H. Vermilye, which
dsposes OF an estate valued S6UO 00o was yesterday
admitted to probate. The testator gives his house
hold furniture and the of his house, No 80 West
first street. his wife. Hester Ann during her
he and at her death TO the children The executors
hold in trust 800 oo0 the interest Of which Is to b
lid 10 the widow At death the principal revsrts 10
the children Robert G. Vermllye, brotner 81 thc
testsIor gc:s So 000 and his married sister, Joanna
b. b. Ruton, use OF - OO0, win prircipa 70
her daug ter VINE she dies Another sister, Reoecca
Hawthorn gets similar amount. with the same con-
ditona The residue OF tho estate 10 20 % dlvlded
among the testators children and their heirs wash
jngton vermiiye William f. Vsrmilye, Robert u.
Vermilye and Charles A. Davidson are the executors.
IN MEMoRIaM.
Al meeting OF the St Nicholas Society ~
Demonico's last evening Robert G. Remsen, vice
president in the chair, tho following resolutions,
IN memory of the late william NJ. vermiiye, for Q
long time president OF the society. were read and
adoDted and a copyh OF tenn ordered 10 DO sent 10
the family OF the deceased:-
Resolved That bv the dscease OF William vermilys
the city York loses one OF the most uIu
dent and honorable her men OF nnShco whose nMm,s
Resolved That tho long and useful career Of Mr. Yer.
miiye hourished by constant practice aha u.spvIu
bright those primitive Dutch virtues-noh-
noustrywhch our ioreiatners panscu IA
New Amst and left heritage ever nobly main
tained by their descendants. - - J..
office the NICHOLAS society with peculiar soI-
row recall his kindly courtesy toward MS ieow
members his dignity In the discharge u his ocia dusss
his and watchiui interest IN the welfare -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25
THE COAL COMBINATION.

ACTION OF THE roARD OF coNTRoL-oUTPUr
AND ALLoIMENTs FOR NEXT WEEK.
Tho Board OF Control, conn osod Of Representatives
Of the various companies in the coal combination,
met yesterday in the building OF the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company, Mr.. Thomas Dickson, presi-
dent OF the latter company, in the chair. Among
those present were:-Thomas Dickson, OF the Della
ware aud Hudson Canal Company; y. b. Gowsn. Of
the phia and Reading Railroad; Samuel sloan,
oil the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western;
Thomas Hoyl, Of tue Pennsylvania Coal
Company; Drs Linderman and WILDER, Of
Inc Lshigh Valley kaiIroad COMPANY; Mr..
Gsaen, representing the individual operatives on
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad; Mr. Clark, OF
the Lehigh ana Wikesbarre, ana Judge Lathrop of
The Central Railroad OF New Jersey. All the parties
In the combination were represented, with the cxcep
ton OF the Railroad Company Tor winch
road \. B. Gowan, OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, heid proxies
The Board deciaed to liz the output OF coal Tor the
month oil July 1900 700 tons In 1871 the amount
mined Tor tho month was T63. 4vI tons, and IN
1876 800, 414 tons. Tho output liked by the Board
for THIS present month I33, 65o tons, which,
compared VITA tho amount liked Tor July, shows q
decrease Tor next month oil 233 05S tons,
ALfurMKSTs.
rho quota Of ali too companies will be .qualizcd by
July Tho following ailotments Of coal were made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25

inen OF Wallpaper 10 spare From top to bottom OF
with thousands OF drawings, etchngH ard engraynss.
Many OF the drawings were made BY young Charles
Mathews when ne went to study the architecture OF
Italy Among the hundreds OF his own drawings wero
sketches OF the amphithcaire NJ Poia aud
others OF the less known monuments OF tho
lures presented by friends, such as the
porraiten blouse skeiched by the late John Lewis the
famous picture of Nine. vestris, by Chaon, and tho
miniature baby head, cpcirclcd with sunny curls
OF Bartolozzi's granddaughter. By Cosway. There
another portrait OF Nine Ncstris IN rist TO the
Mil" Next TO this was the curious drawing, before
alluded TO, OF little Charles Mathews, GtaL TOUR, IN
clergy mans robes very comcal little picture IN
dced. those pictures including several OF the older
Mathews formed altogether series called by his son
lar scene OF an industrious and agreeable life. Tho
entrance hall was literally lined with portraits OF the
owner IN every character played by HIM during the
last thirty years, including sir Charles Codstream
and the Phenomenon in mocFirock. In the smoking
room, at the Of the house, were other drawings not
No one who saw the bowed form, the sparse white
hairs the aged face hceebe gait the trembling hands,
could -, m.mea, MN ~ % , ns same nun
nfty years younger. That was his secret He never
at any time wasted much force; Of late years bio
economized II by every means. People admired his
elegant rcpose-he was resting. In bis moments OF
tho stage II only when tho blue eyes lighted up
and sparkied rs he told racy anccdots that one
could Jon the man 10 the actor. He delighted in
"reminiscences and anecdoe, and what did he not re-
mcmbery lie boasied Of a power of sbstractng him
self from what was going on around him at
any moment aud also OF the ability 10 sIcep
Mt Will "ln the difficult and wcarisome part Of my
life when writs and actions raned on me-, he lately
said, -. could always at will vanish into the part
was studying.v No wonder he lived long ana had a
reputation tnsoucidRce. He worked without strain
and worried. He was not man Of heart, in
the finer OF the word, and his moral suscepti-
bIlites were Of the bluntest and yet he a1cc-
tlonateiy regarded by large class OF the public
MS fDkA PLAY WRITING.
'fhc object Of the theatre" he SAID 10 friend,
tappcars 10 be mistaken LIS Junction Is TO amusc,
not teach; people 20 to the play Tor amusement,
not Tor instruction. An important consideration over
looked by the critcs that The audience OF to-day ID
the audience Tor which Cornele and Racine wrote
tneir masterpiscesis not even the audience Of my
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
GHOST MYSTERY !
pOPULAR DRY GOODS STORE.
Carriers, 707 Market space
WASHJNlTON n n

WASHINGTON, D. G.
We are closing out every yard Of our immense
stock of desirable Dry Goods, as the store We
occupy will be for rent Feb. 1. 1873 Any one
wishing to engage In the Dry Goods business
will find this store An excellent stand. We have
been here nearly four "a years. and by polite
attention and selling our Dry Goods cheaper
than any ono in Washington, have done q ire.
mendous business. On account of our ircress.
ing business we find the store we now occupy
too small. We have bought one of the largest
stores in Warrington situated very near whoIe
We are now located. When We move We will
iEform our friends through this paper (the al.
exandris Gazette) Of our location.
Remember, We are selling of every yard Of
our DkY GOODS AT COST. Great bargains
n Black Cashmeres, Brown CAshmeres, Navy
Blue Cashmeres and Dark Green Cashmeres,
very fine, wide double fold, only 25c; Double
fold Colored Dress Goods only Is and l8c; large
size white pure Wool Blankets 81 so; excellent
Canton Flannel &c; Excellent Calico SIC.
Every yard Of our BLACK SILKS must be
sold, and We are Offering them Ut the same price
We gave for them. This ID an opportunity to
buy Black Silks very cheap. All of our fine
Black Oashmeres, fne Knickarbocker Dress
Goods, fne Colorsd Oashmefas and Aerinos
will be sold Of cost Extra large very heavy
Pure White Bridal Quilts oaly 81 SO. worth s..
CARTRR 8. 701 Market Spaces,
i Washington, -. O.
Remember, this great sale only lasts Sixty
DAYS. dec 7-wtf
0NE ~ HID NEW ORLEANS sUaAk
~ just received by
janA g. Wh RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
FINANCIAL.
FUNDED LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS

FIRST NATL BANK. ALEXANDRIA VA
ALEXANDRIA, January Z3d, 1878
To facilitate the public subscription for the
u. s. FOUR PER CENT FUNDED LOAN,
announced 10 the Treasury circular Of tina 18th
inst, this Bank will furni h The coupon and Reg.
istered bonds IN all denominations at par aud &C.
crued interest in coin, or the equivalent in cur
rency, making immediate delivery, free OF e1-
pense.
The per cent Consols are tina oLly U. $.
bonds, the issue CT which las not been closed.
and can therefore, be furnished in denomina.
lions TO suit pull chasers, without the payment CT
q large premium. Thesa bonds are redeemsble
after thirty years from July lst. 1877, and carry
interest a. per cent per annum, payable quart
erly in coin, say per cent on Jan. l, Apl. !,
July /, ard Oct !, in each year.
The coupon bonds are prepared in demonins-
tons of $50, $l0J $500 and $1,000.
Registered stock, which is preferred for sbsolu.
te security, is issued in the name Of the owner in
denominations of SEQ. 500, $500. ST., S. 600
$40 900, and interest thereon is psii by check
issued by the Treasurer of the U. s. to the order
of the holder and mailed to his address. The
stock is transferable only by assignment. ard is
thus guarded sgainst loss by accident or theft
CHAS. r. HOOFF,
jan 2j-lm Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
COMMERCIAL.

BUSINESS continue, very quiet in al branches
ord .he more threatening attitude OF European
affairs fails to produce an effect upon the mar
lets. Affairs financially are without enang 81,
the scarcity of money on the street oeing sun
verv much felt People have about ceaseo "
look to Congress for any assistance in remedy
ing the existing difficulties. and a hope Is e1-
messed that as the low rates for gold give prom.
ise of 9 return to specie payment, Congress Will
let the financial question slono. 60 on win Inc
necessary appropriations for the support Oh .ne
Government and adjourn. In Baltimore tuo
supply Of money is quoted in excess OF 'he ue.
mand, and loans on first class paper are reaoilS
made at 4s5 per cent, and we'll known CONNER
cisl paper sells at Sac per cent. In NEW DIX
money is very easy at per cent Tor caii ioAhs'
The supply of money in Philadelphia 10 very
abundant and rates easy. There is but very
limited demand for gold. and rates have ae
clined to 1O11, with tendency still lower. Oil
var has advanced in London ID per OF. Gov
eminent bonds are without change and quiet
State securities are firm. with sharp advance
in Virginias, owing to the action OF the Legs.
,sture and the defeat of the 'readjusters Slo COV
consols sold at 57s67i, and $l70O do at 3d. CLOS
ing at 57A bid, So asked $500 peelers sold at ao'
consol coupons in lois a! from 60 up to ''s'
chiefly at 1OA7OI. The latest previous sales were
at 68. Railroad securities are vary quiet, b. q
O. common closing yesterday at s91; B. "
bonds of IS sold at los. In local shares there
10 nothing doing and we quote nominally
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
AUCTION SALES.

By r. A. KerbY, Auctioleer.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y IN EXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.-By
virtue of a deed of trust executed by Mary Ann
Young, dated the 18th day Of May, 1876, and of
record in the land records of Alexandra coun.
ty, Virginia, the undersigned trustee therein
named, and at the request of the owner of the
note thereby secured, will expose to sale by pub.
lie auction, in front Of the Market House, on
Royal street, in the city of Alexandria Virginia,
on SATURDAY. the 2ad day of February,
1878, at II NJ, the following described property,
to wit: TWELVE ACRES OF LAND in the
county of Ale1andris, Va, near the waters of
Four Mile Run, bounded on the north by the
land of Thornton Gray, on the west by the land
Of s. 3. Corbett, on the south by the land of
Levi Jones' and on the east by road reserva.
ton thirty feet in width. passing through the
land allotted to Mary V. Wimsstt in the divis-
ion of Elizabeth Bsggetps
Terms of Sale-Cash.
CHARLES z. STUART,
Jan 2o-td s.3...s .... Trustee
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By Harrison & ONeal, a

= By Harrison q VNeal, Auctioneerg.
A UCT1ON AUCTION !! |
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. at So King
st., MOTT s. BROS. old Stand. Will be sold
com rnencing on SATURDAY. January 26, 'T8
at 10 o clock a m, and and D. m, the az.
Lensive stock above mentioned, consisting of
COATS, PANTS and VESTS, of all descrip.
tons, Fine UNDERSHIRTS HOSIERY. &c,
&c. Sale continued for few days only. Sale
positive and without reserve. ian M-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

The greatest anxiety is experienced lest there
should be flaw in the title to property; yet, F.?
flaw in the title to health-as cough or colo
is disregarded. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup re-
moves all such at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

Ask your druggist for Lodell's Headache
Specific. 1t cures headache 10 to ~ minutes.
Costs but SOC. Sold by every druggist IN Alex.
andria. Durang's Rheumatic Kennedy cures
rheumatism without fail, DEC TIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

Wicker's Touring mills, at Shields, Indiana,
we're burned 90 "Wednesday last. Loss, $780,.
600 insurance., $ll 900.
The cotton batting mills Of Wilson e. Co., at
Carrotoo, Ky, were burned Wednesday.
Loss. $l5, 900; uninsurtd.
Mr.. Armstrong, The music typograpber, who
Was Nd cruelty beaten on Wednesday night 10
Camden, died this morniug. He did not regain
bis consciousness from the time be was found
George Parr, manufacturer of edge tools at
East Buffalo, has suspended. Liabilities, $685..
249; assets, $ll,S
The managers of the Peoples Savings Bank
of Newark have applied for the appointment of
q receiver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Jan'y. "a -
Beeyes-Trsde was more active than for soma
days past and the market closed fairly hrm at
An advance OF nearly &c por ID. Very poor to
fair Texas and Cherokee Cattle were sold at Ia
e4c por ID dressed; ordinary to prime native
Steers at s4sl0lc. and fat Bulls at 3!a4tc per 10
live weight.
Calves-No change in prices. A car load Of
good grass Calves changed hands ut &c per h.
and fair to good vesls were sold at 7asc per 10.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Ordinary to extra Sheep
ranged from 4s to 64c per ID. and fair to choice
Lambs from to 6s, Good and primo Sheep
were sold generally at 53a5sc.
Hogs-Live Hogs were steady and unchanged,
with sales at 81 4S4 per 100 lbs. Dressed Hogs
were shade armer at 5a5s, for city, and 44 49,
for Western.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 24-Cattle--
Receipts, $1,000; shipments, 100 market
stronger; mixed packing active at SOa$3 W /;
light, 90A$4; choice heavy, 405a$4 III. The
yards are we'll cleared. Csttle-Re pts, 8 20 !;
shipments. 800; price, frmer but unchanged Q
better feeling. Sheep-Receipts, l,4OO; ship.
ments, 200; no choice offering medium to good
3s0s$4 25 /; inferior, 3a$S so.
CINCINNATI HOG MARKRT. JAN 24-Hogs
In good demand; best lots. 4l5s$42j; fair 10
good light, 4a$4 Is; receipts $500; shipments,
none
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
jan 2j-lm
DUHKE q HKRBERT

pOHKE q HKRBERT
Dealersin
STOCKS, AND ALL FIRST-CIIASS
RAILROAD BONDS and other
good investment securi-
ties, have for sale
ALEXANDRIA CITY and VIRGINIA
COUPONS receivable for taxes.
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION SIX
PER CENT BONDS.
Any information in regard 10 Investment
cheerfully given. my2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
Local BreVitle8.

The Moffett registers are being put up. IN
the county by Mr.. Holmes, Commissioner OF
the Revenue.
The coal wharves at Georgetown are being
repaired and put 10 order, for next season 8
trade.
The German last night was we'll attended
and was highly successful.
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j 0 B T Y p E ,

and are constantly adding to our stock. from
which we are prepared to print anything, from
q visiting card up to poster.
We guarantee satisfaction in every particular,
and assure all who may entrust their orders
with us that they will be executed promptly.
R-ORDERs FROM THE COUNTRY will
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TOD pp1nn,no,
We respectfully call the attention of our Gus.
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DILL Il nO''
C1pr1r1ARc
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

RIVER FREIGHTING.-The tug boat Kate is
employed 10 carrying freight, on the route OF
the steamer Mattano, while the latter ls under,
going repairs. She also briggs up fish from
the winter fisheries, several of which arc 10 ac'
live operation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

ACQUITTED. Trammell, who has been
90 trial at Fairfax g. H. since Monday last on
the charge of numbering Charles Adams near
Vienna, last summer, was to day acquitted OF
the charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBABILITEs.-W or USRoT
a,ent, Office of the Chief Signal OFFICER, Wdsa
iegton, d. g.. Jan. Is, l87S-lO3O q. NJ: NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer pa,ssy
cloudy weather, followed by increasing c!ouui.
ness, and light rain or snow sontheriy ~'"uS
and falling barometer.
The NARROW GAUGE RoAD.-The Wash
ipgton Republican says: ~,
"Presdent Borst, of the Washington City,
Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad, was in town
Yesterday and inspected the piers on the west
side of the Aqueduct bridge, upon which they
propose to construct their railroad bridge, and
for which purpose they have made arrange
ments with the Aqueduct Bridge Company.
10 the course OF conversation with several gen.
temep, MIR. Borst stated that it was the inten'
ton Of the company to commence bulldog tae
road 10 a few days, commencing at the Vlr,
einia end of the Aquednct bridge. The pro-
posed route is past Fort Whipple, throug a the
Ross and Alexander property. past the Airing
ton Cemetery. where a station will be Dult'
thence TO Mrs. O'Reillcy's farm, where they
nropose to tap the Washington and Ohio rail-
road; thence on to Falls Church and Fairfax
Court House.
I'm GEORGETOWN, after crossiog the bridge,
it is proposed 10 run the road along the porth
side Of the canal as far as the Marlborough es'
tale. TO DO this it will necessitate the purchase
of the Nicholson, Taylor, and Marlborough
properties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

The market closes dull and dropping. Flour
is weak and transactions are light. Wheat Is
dull receipts are good, and sales were made OF
1000 bushels at 125al35. as to quality. Corn Is
shade frmer, and one lot brought So offerings
of 962 bushels, with o:her sales at 5la52. About
lOObushels of Rye brought So. No Oats reported.
Butter and Eggs are lower. Poultry is in bet
ter inquiry and brings higher prices. olher
articles unchanged.
RICHMOND MARKET, Jan'y. 2i.-The market
is only fairly active with limited receipts OF
grain and moderate demand. Flour - guiet
at 75a$S per extra and family brand' very
light offerings of Wheat, with sales to day on
Change of white at lS7al4l. and red at l2Qa "a
for fair to good. Sales Of white Corn at 81. very
little doing in Ryo or Oats.
LYNCHBURG MARKET, Jan. N-Ihe market
generally is very quiet, with light receipts OF
produce of all kinds. Flour is quiet and un'
changed. Wheat dull and drooping st l2O !lSo,
as to quality. Corn steady at 57s6O for white,
and 53a57 for mixed. Oats 6rmer at 39s40 for
spring and winter. Rye QUOT and nomlnaily
55aC0.
FREDERICKsBURa MARKET. Jan'y. A.-The
market during the week has been very quiet and
dull, and prices weak. Receipts OF produce
generally light. Wheat lS0a!42 for fair 10
and Oats 32a35 for primo
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugars-The market for raw Sugars ia steady
The latest transaction was the sale of 55OO ga g
Perpsm buco for refining at 7ac, to 90 to PhIls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

4 XLE CREASE AXLE GREASEll
~ DO cases Of AXLE GREASE, in store and
for sale in lots to suit the trade by
MCLEAN & UHLER.
jan Is 107 King at.
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|0HE ~ HID NEW ORLEANS SU4Ak
~ just received by
jana g. WIZ. RAMSAY.
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receive special attention.

NOR CHOICE FANCY GOODS CALL
Il at q. G. BERRY'S, where you will find a
beautiful line of goods for ladies, gents and
children. Call ard examine, as they arc very
cheap. before buying elsewhere, dec Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

TEMPERANCE rURE.-Mr W.T.. Stokes, of
Fairfax G. FL, delivered Temperance lecture
at Manassas last Wednesday night His sub
ject was, "The Good Tcmplars' pledge" At
the close of the lecture, which was largely at.
tended, q number of those present joined the
Good Templars' Lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

delphia. We quote: =
Cuba and P. r., fair to good refining Z! q
Cuba, centrifugal. ......." Ct g
Porto Rico, grocery grades"......... :!
Demerara centrifugal ..--"...... g q
Refining grades Eng. aud FIR. Isld.. Gs Il
Now Orleans, grocery grades ......... -
Coffee-We report the market still dull, with
the feeling in it heavy, and we write prices tc
of all round. We note tho sale TO day Of l0U0
bags Rio at It4c to city dealer. which 10 the
only transaction reported. and we COW quote rs
follows, viz:
Rio, ordinary goes-...". .......... l45 10
Fair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 16l II
Good lit II!
Prime .... III IL
Job lots, ordinary to choic,. 10 l9t
Gold, go days)