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Daily globe., 1879-04-25
New Fuel Enrerprise.

The great mining firm of w. L. Scott d Co.,
at Erie, Pa, is looking st. Paulward, with q
view of establishing extensive coal yards here.
Some propositions have been made to
purchase the Northwestern fuel company, but
nothing definite has yet transpired. Either a
new or largely increased fuel company il likely
to be the result of pending negotiations.
Messrs. Griggs, Rhodes and Saunders Of the
Northwestern fuel company will Leave to-night
for Erie.
Daily globe., 1879-04-25

Death from Fright and Exposure.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 24.-Rev. Mr.. Todd,
whose affair at Brinkley has elioted much no.
tice, died in this city this morning, from the
effects of fright and consequent exposure. He
was a native of Kentucky, % years old. and
stationed at Brinkley by the conference at Van
Bureu, last February.
Daily globe., 1879-04-25
RuSsiu.
~1~ Az -vAv1

the emperor's golden wedding, Juno 11th.
France recommends the powers to settle the
Greek claims question.
The emperor and empress have started for
Levidia. The minister Of justice will conduct
the prosecution of the assassin solovief. The
court will contain ak judges.
sTRICTER DISCIPLINE.
The Russian commanders in Bulgaria and
Eastern Roumelia have received stringent
orders to enforce stricter discipline among tho
troops. As a consequence Of laxity heretofore
the soldiers propagate revolutionary ideas on
returning to Russia.
Daily globe., 1879-04-25
France.
cprNJv

PARIS, April 24.-The statement Of the Bank
OF France shows an increase of specie for the
week of 5000, 90 francs.
BLANQUI.
By the amnesty law all who are pardoned
within three m onths are ipso Jacto Samnestied.
1t is certain that Blanqui will rot be par
doned prior to the Sd of June, and If pardoned
after that date he will remain ineligible as a
candidate for the chamber of deputies. as an
ordinary pardon does not efface civil disabili-
ties.
WILLIAM TELLS CHAPEL.
William Tells chapel near Lake Luoerne, has
been demolished.
Daily globe., 1879-04-25
YOUR GRATEFUL KING

BERLIN April 24.-Emperor f3illiam has
written an autograph letter to Gen, Won Werder,
commanding the Fourteenth army corps, grant,
ing his request to be permitted to retire from
active service, raising him to the rank of count
and continuing certain honorary appoint
ments. The letter concludes by tsstifying the
empersr's warmest gratitude for the conspicu-
GUS merits displayed by Gen. Won Werder in
the Franco German war. and is signed s'Your
grateful king"
Daily globe., 1879-04-25
ANRt1.ia. .
EMpxRoR's snyEn wEpp1Na.

VIENNA, April 24.-The hotels are crowded,
and many visitors are unable to find accom-
modations, it being the beginning of the
festivities in honor of the emperor's silver
wedding. The fetes culminate Friday in q
grand procession representing the trades
Stands to accommodate 40, 900 people are erected
along the line of march.
Daily globe., 1879-04-25
Gen. DIx's Funeral.

NEW YORK, April 24.-The funeral of Gen.
Dix took place to-day from Trinity church,
which was filled in every part by most distin.
guished citizens.
Daily globe., 1879-04-25
England.
| nHAn nnKK
HAN1AN's PA1l

LONDON, April M.-The Duke df Roxburgh,
head of the noted Scottish house ssf Ker, died
in Geneva, aged 63.
Daily globe., 1879-04-25
EOy20t.
COUNCIL OF STATE.

CAIRO, April 24.-The khediye has issued a
decree creating council of state, under the
presidency of . native, who will also be presi-
dent of the council of ministers. There will
be two European vice presidents and five
European and i've native members with two
native lawyers. The council will prepare bills
to be submitted to the chamber of delegates,
Daily globe., 1879-04-25
GermaUnY,

Severe pains in the head are said to afflict
Hanlan. Howdon is reported in very good
condition.
Daily globe., 1879-04-25
PINAFORE AGlIN.
The Benefit for Miss Davidson and
BuckeleW Next MOnday Night

The Benefit for Miss Davidson and MI.
Buckelew Next Monday Night.
Remember, as if it were possible to forget it.
that the st. Paul Pinafore troupe will reproduce
b. NJ. s. Pinafore at the Opera House next
Monday evening. The first performances gained
for this troupe, composed of home talent, the
highest praise for the excellent rendition of this
charming operetta The management and direc-
tiOn were perfect and in the allotment of parts
every actor ably sustained in melody and ac-
tion the part assigned. This was the general
verdict, and scientific musicians are not back
ward in being just as enthusiastic. So much
80 that the declaration is frequent and un-
solicited that better musical entertain
ment was never presented in st.
Paul save by the Hess English
Opera company. when last here. If this be the
praise Justly accorded for the former presenta-
tion, it will be increased in all respects by the
reproduction next Monday. The chorus has
been increased both in male and female vsices,
and the old adage practice makes perfect
has had the most ample verifcation
under the leadership of Mr.. Richard
Gordon. Coupled with the above promises,
all to be fulfilled, is the object of the approach
ing event-a graceful testimonial to Miss
Gilbertie Davidson and Mr.. w. 81. Buckelew-
which ought I'd will induce the attendance of
grand audience in numbers. This prediction
IL already verified to very great extent, as the
| sale of seats has been most encouraging. The
| friends of the charities for whose benefit the
former performances were produced are recip-
rocating nobly.
Daily globe., 1879-04-25
TIE TURF.

Reported English Challenge for Match
with Parole-Plerre Lorillard and Ken
tucky-A Series of Five Races Arranged.
LONDON, April 24.-A match between
Isonomy, four years old, and Parole, will be
made, Lorillard permitting. The race is
$4,000 side, and will be run over tho last
mile and half of the Czarowitch course. The
Chester trades CUP race, May 7th, is conceded
to Parole. This successful American horse is
expected to run for the Goodwood cup, July
3lst, having tho French horse Kinesem among
his competitors.
LORnLARD AGAINST KENTUCKY.
New YORK, April 24.-Mr. Lewis Clark, Jr., :,
president of the Louisville jockey club, and
Pierre Lorillard have arranged for a series of
five matches, to be run at Louisville and Mon
mouth park. Lorillard is to name three colts
three year olds, bred at Rancocas stock farm,
while Col Clark is to have the pick of Ken
tucky. There is much excitement over the
matter in club circles, where it is claimed
these two progressive representatives are reviv-
ing the sectional contest which in the past
aroused so much interest.
Daily globe., 1879-04-25

Scrubbing Up the County Buildings.
meeting of the county committee on pub.
lie buildings was held yesterday forenoon.
Present-Commissioners Miner, Hoyt and Wag-
ner. short conversation took place concern
ing the advisability of recommending a num-
ber of Improvements in and around the several
county buildings, following which the commit
tee started on tour of inspection.
which included q visit to the county Jail and
district court Offices. After considering the
propriety of ordering several slight improye-
ments around the Jail building, the COMMITTEES
repaired to the district court room for the pur-
pose of inspecting the work of renovation 20
far IS completed.
The present appearance of the court room in
in marked contrast to the dingy and unwhole-
some spectacle presented to the observer a few
weeks ago. Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the last term of the court, skilled
workmen were assigned to the task of reno
vatlng the court room, and their efforts have
resulted in q complete transformation. The
court room has been newly scrubbed,
painted and calcimined, and the bright clean
appearance of things, together with the sweet
atmosphere given by the change of the sur
roundlngs, bears ample testimony to the thor.
Oughness OF the renovation.
A visit to Clerk Kiefers office was then made.
where the soiled and diIapitated mating and
other antiquated accessories will soon make
way for necessary and long needed improve
ments. After contemplating other improve
ments the members of the committee dispe1sa1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
Bv Green y Wise, huctio1ae.s.

COMMISSIONERS HALE or VALUA
CBLE REAL ESTAIE-By virtue Of
decree o! the Circuit Gcur! o! AieyaGdrm oouL-
to, w., rendered a. November torn, 1888 la
the suit of The p0!Cmac Building Azsociatlon.
plaintiff, IS. Jesse Woodward and oth.ra, de-
Pendants. the undersign ed, c0n:ui:sione', there
in named, will proceed 10 eel, by public auction.
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1919. nj
II o clock m. in front Of tic Ma1s!on aousn
Hotel, in the city os Aiexsa1iiG. Ire following
described REAL ESTATE, in tSe city 0; 4 cx
spdria:
Fairfax county, cor;aiaing about 70 acres, oeihS
the land OF which Francis Hzmersey cled sez.
| cd, ard which WAS cop:eJet to Wm. Nails
hv Wm. Ham;ers!ey and James Hsmersiey wish
Eliza, his wfs, by deed, da..d the l7tn OF July,
1855 lying about 81 IN! IS from the city OF Alex
| spdris, on the Telegraph rosd.
No. 2 John Summers LOTaCd PROV +
MENTS, on The west s3n Of PIT: street, be.Tt 81!
| King and Prince, lit {. II Ia. in depth ty 81
| feet 6 inchea-Ccsch Fsc.ory.
No. 3-Nayy y. Sullivan LOT, On these th
side of Franklin strce. Is: the middle Of squsre.
bet Lee AID FairtsE, IS #. by 50 # tesp--vn
cant lot.
| No. 4-Cbss B. sLirlsy's che undivided ha!I
ofaTWO STORY FRAME DWELLING snd
| LOT, on the east eide Of Washington street be
tween King and Prince, neg. to tao Church. u
IT, by 123 IT. S in. detp. beginning l36 tset III
ches south of King.
A more particular description OF the property
will be given on the dsy o. s>'e.
Terms: OIe.tenth OF The purcbate money
be paid in cash: the re.ijue III TIRES equal ID
stallments Of g. II and Is months; tie bones o.
the purchaser, with good security, and oestng
interest, to be taken for the detstrcd pspnent9'
and the title to be etainsd until they are ps'o'
apis 2awts G W. WATILh9, comm I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA

To THE PUBLIC !-Notsi ,hs:aa1IaS The
strong pressure for "chearei" goc!s to which
most manufacturers hav' yitldcd by lowering
both quality AID .nca, have maintained the
highest aodard OF Gu: product Whllo reducing
prces by every legitimate means The people
arc tired OF ''shoddy' cloihjns, bought only
from res ss'y, and the coubtry's imprc"encu'
is evidence by the growing demand ttr bette
goods. For the spi,g Of 1879 | lave prepared
onr u be chucc-t stocks Of Sty Iish Clothing
ever ROC c-d, aDd ny prices are as low as the
cost OF labor aud material will permit. Terms
cash ). kA7ZESSrEIN.
80 7th greet, Washington, ID. C.,
Near Pou5s5lVari: Avenue.
For New York custom N !ie CLOTHING.
warranted Got 10 rip. sso ) DEAIHAM. %
King ST.. corner CT Fsirtsx.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
Ev Green & Vim, &ucti0nearr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.--PursusuL 10
" decree ofihe Cooperation Court o;the city
of Alcxsndria rendered +. tbs November term.
1873, in the case oil i. n, Lswlo1, "dmL..
against leabc,la Lsw-on. thc undersigned VII!
expose for sale, ct public auction In frurt Of tho
entrance to tho Court room. on Fairfax street. 10
Alexandris Va, a: II O'clock M. on TU ~,
DAY, the 10Th day OF May, 1879: toe LlFk
ESTATE Of lssbels Lawson 10 the LOT OF
GROUND, Improved by e BRICK Dwell
LING, on tho north side of Cameron street
between Royal and Fsir!sx s;Ice.s. fronting 4ls
feet and running hack ca feet, next esst Of the
Tontine Hou:c.
Terms Of Sa.e: Enough in caah o. the dsy oi
SALE 10 psy the expenses Of sale and costs N this
suit and the residue ia one. two sat three years
with interest from tho dsy or sslc, Hud tae ru7-
chaser 10 give his notes therefor, With personal
security, and the ste - sid life s..ste u be !e
t,ined until ell thc Il;:camse money is paid.
5UdH NJ. JOHNSON.
an19-2sWts Commissioner Of Ssls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

CORPORATION COURT Judge E. ~ Lo'oe
presiding Hamilton vs. Ssa.on 10 chanetry
Judgment of plaiLtfF for Sl47.25. AMI order i'r
sale Of real estate. r
B. Auslio. use, Is, -. the Asisetou Iutn,
pike Company, ct ais; 10 chaaeery report o.
=. !. Lucas. receiver, f led, and order ier pay
uent of funds 10 his hAn Is 90 judgment,
Charles r. Grimes VII appointed Judee. OF
election 10 the 81 Ward vic, Eiwara QHoa'
excused.
Mildred Goioss wss AZ pciascd adnin'Stratf'S
Of Charles II. Golnes, d deceased
A bar room license vas granted TO Joho
AcGahey. w
a license to keep an Ordinary w.s grioted to
Eli Petty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

PRIMARY ELEcrloN-rho primary election
oftb, conservative PARTY will take place Cd
Mo nd Tie polls will be cpeoed at the usual
,,isc,a 10 the various wards from sunrise 10
sppsct. All persoos who voted at the election
last spricg, tr who have ccme Ct aee sIooe c.o
voie a, ttjs election Persons who did not pay
their tax for 1877 eau votc, By paying hat TOR
1873 ard the tffics of the City Treasurer will
be kent open all day to oIeble them to % Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

CoRpoRA DEBT The holders Of thc
corporation bonds who reside 10 the ely have
Teen eomlog nrwarl in considerable numbers
and riViog their assent to The proposed com'
promise bill. Up to this evening there were ou
10 lis, 10 the possession OF Mr.. O. Il. liooR,
ct the FIRST Natiousl bank, tho names OF per
s,us raDrcs nios $3.50 800 Of bOods and SlS..
779 of coupons Til, amount is fully SlGO. 900
more thar was vouched for last Saturday, and
the idai,aticu, are ,ha! nearly if ool q1et all OF
he Iowa holders will agree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

FISH REPORT. The Indications tt d speedy
closc Of the fishing season were still more mark
I'd to day. There were reported o! Fishto"n
onlg about 1900 shad and $4,000 behring's the
former selling at $l0a$ll per hundred ard the
latter a. $5,Sj4 per thousand. O1e boat from
two of tho largest shores op he river, only
had abaHs 1900 hcrliogs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
LOCAL VIEWS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, May 10, 1879.
For tho Middle Atlantic States stationary fol-
loved by falling barometer, south and east
winds. clear followed by partly cloudy wes,h.r
ard higher tempe :atures
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

SkaENApE Tho Beethoven Q1artette
Who sang so successfully il the concert .! ssEe-
pla hall last pight. seren AIDED soue lady trends.
"a their way TO The dep OF. they paid The same
compliment to Msyor K emper, rendering se"e
choice selections
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

FREE SHADE MIDDLESEx 70. VA,
Having used d.. Bulls Baby Syrup 10 ny
family with the greatest degree of ssi!ticlon
| unhe.ita!insy recommend j: ai the best
remedy that kooa Ct for Children.
THOMAS Y. LAWSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
List of Letters.

~, y r,l,or,np is list of the letters remaining
in The Postotfice in this city May TO-
Parsons calling for letters will say they III Id
vertised and give tho date of the list. ,,.
If not called for within thirty days, they Will be
sant to tha dead letter Office, IN WaShlhgtOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

LARGE VESSEL Tie Washington ksppb-
llcan says that among the numerous arrivals CT
vasstls this week at The GeorRetoHp HhaIVes
WIS the sehoa5cr Charles A. Briggs, Wbion, on
,count OF hcr uou: ualy large tonnage capacity
and handsome proportions. merits more than
passipg noiice She is three asted, fore aud
aft rugged schooner. and YVES bull. at Bath, Me-,
Captain Bab5itt being 10 command. The length
Of her keel is 100 feet and ter beam 46 feet.
All modern iprrcv:neo:s are % beard, sod
she carries snidships powerful donkey engoe
for hosting sail and weighing anchoi, thus re-
duoing By three the cumbar of men ordinarily
required to work vessel Of this sz.. She Is
rated at !, 100 tons. aud when laden to her full
capacity, she draws fifteen feet Of water. The
average tonnage of vessels which arrive q!
Georgetown wharves is little over 900 or geo
tons. Thus it will DO seen BY comparison. that
the Charles A. Briggs is considerably larger
than her sisters of the sea. Tie passage from
Bath was her maiden voyage. She lett last
Tuesday for Providence K. l., With her first
cargo, LOO ions of coal, from Agnew 5 wharf,
which is the heaviest load ever carried from
Georgetown per schooner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

THE len DOLLAR CERTIFICATES Tho sale
OF tbs $40 u. s. certificates 10 this city IS so
lively that the demand cannot b. supplied. II /,
is estimated that fully $40 600 per day could
h. d,sposed of. $1,000 OF The certificates were
received his norpiog aud sold within l"o
hcur: mostly to small purchasers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

PERSONAL Rey. VIM. Diowiddie and Elder
Wu. A. Moore. Of the city, will Iea7e on
Moudsy for Louisville. Ky, to attend the Cen
ersl Assembly tf tho PfesbSteriso church, to
which they are delegates, from Tho Presbg'ery
of the Chesapeake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

MEETING AT FALLS CuURcH.-A meeting
of the citiz ,ns Of Falls Church was held last
night ut Jefferson Institute to nominate COUP
cilmeu for the next year. The meeting was
called to order by VIM. Il. Shreve, who stated
lis cbj cot and nominated j. j. Moran fer chalr-
man. II. Ward Newly was elected Secretary
and the meeting proceeded to nominations.
1t was moved by Schuyler Durgee that ma
jority Of Votes cast be necessary Tor choice.
On the first bsIlot the fpIoWios gentlemen
were nominated, those receiving the highest
number Of votes comiug fast: w. Il. Shrevc,
los. f. Bi!cb, George NJ. Thompson, I. T.
Fowler and l. 8. Abbott.
L. heiog necs;sr5 to nominate two others
baIIoiiog was resumed, ard George w. Mankn
(fcrnetly tf Alexandria was nominated on the
second ballot
Several ineftoual ballots were then taken.
the contest being principally between George
3. Ives ADD James Scott, colored.
o. the seventh ballot George Is. lVe1 vas
nominated, and thus sn entirely white ticket
was secured. There is sssr,ely doubt So 10
the e'estion CT this ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

SINCE many Alexandrians and V!irgioians
generally will spend their money 10 Washios-
ton and positively pay more tor garments tnsb
The like can be procured here. Will pay 10 apy
person tuyiog firm me, bis expenses ~ Masn
iue,cn, for examination, 10 bis onllre sa'is1ae
tor, and if nv Clothing. either 10 ordinary or
fine accordinp to quality aud manufacture,
arc not the cheapest will refund tho money.
WV WV 8. DEALHAM,
ap ll-lm 62 Aing ss' eor' rah'SA'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

SUDDEN DEATB. --hlr. AlexsSd:r l. NJ
kerzr, well knoxn in this CITY and ths caunty
south OF it, fell in % apoplactlc b. IN tine X
street. market, il Washington, yesterday. nc
sss conveyed TO his home a0d received mcti-
cal attention, bat without avail, az he G'ed IL i
few hours. Dtc.asad WIS man Il fam' snd
formerly resided nssr Ac5o'isk, from wheEce
ho removed some years s'1c, to Washington,
mEe,e he WAS enpl yed as guido u Strangers
al Tho capitol. His remains were brcueht t"
this city this evening aud inferred 10 the Pftt
biicrilu cpmatir;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, NAY TO- 1873.
Sun r:sca.......".. 4 IS Suu sess.""."".". 20
ARRIVED.
Schr Breeze, Philadelphia. to w A Smoot.
Schr Jas II Gallagher, Philadelphia. 20 TJ
Mehatfey s. Co.
CLEARED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, By = 3 Ho0e.
Str Lady oEthe Lake, Norfolk, by + A ReeJ J.
Str w Thompson, lover PFC. by + A Reed.
Str Mary q, Norfolk, by j Z Agnaw q Go.
Schr Eat!;c Stark, Bs!timcr? by Bryant.
PASSED UP.
SChr III Welsh, for Washington,
Schrs L A Dsncnhover, Progress: and = y
Trsvers, for Georgetown.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Florence Dosl, Lehman BI9A, Lt mlal
Hall, Virginia rars Brave. Joseph Esynor,
Almeds AID Zgphsnish, al from iienrEetoWn.
MEMORANDA.
Scar Sslio Solomon cleared from Baltimore
for this port OH inst.
Echr American cleared from Daitimcrn for
Washington 9th inst.
Schr hsrg Augusta. Washington, 81 N";;o'k
5.h int.
Schr Han,buf CLEARED from h;chuiuHi for
Washington J.h mat.
Schr Louisa u. RsthbGrnG .Fil'd rom Ne"
Bedford for Georgetown S:h
Schr Chas 4 IrRa. tT",:En:"%:, s. :'nctisrd
eth inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

CoNcERr.-Tbe cous ert Of Pref Gary al
Ssrepta hall last night as not asuecess hnsn
cislIy, tu. some Of tho music Was txc'l ieat,
notably that of The Beeth oven Qusriette' Inc
playing Of Mr.. Keever oe tbs plaro was much
admired
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
CO.E.n EECEEE.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Missy l0.-The make
to-day YVES drmer snd prices were higher. Flour
is firm and quiet. Wheat shows an :dVsrce,
and 1920 Bushels brought III, 1l5 and 10 Corn
is also higher, aud jli bushels sold at Al. No
Oats repe r.ed, and one small lot OF Ry brought
g. Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE, May l0-Virginia Is deferred -;
do consolidated 81; do "a series 40: psst due
coupons -. Sugar firm; A soft Sat-! Cotton
steady; middling II 7.lGsl2i. Flour Quie! ana
unchanged. Wheat--Southern firm and steady;
Western firm; Southern red ll7all8 do amber
ll9; No Penns red ll9; Fo2 Western wintar
red spot ll6; Msy ll5tsll;s; June llts4il.s !;
scarce ind frmer; Western o:sy and about
steady; Southern white 471s48: do yellow "a;
Western mixed spot ard Nav Az 439; June Az
a4s5 July AL a4:s; Aug 4iSAa5; steamer AGA
al. Oats firm Grd fairly scivei Soutaer7 Boa
81; Western white 34a35; do mixed 23a3;i !;
snd unchsDgad Cctii,e quiet; Rio csTgoes 1919
IT, Whskey dbl q! C7aSl Oh!
NEW YORK, May 10 Stock: strong. Money
2a3. Flour quiet Wheat urch angad. Corn
active
Coal REroRT.-Tho following Is a report OF
the receipts and shipments Of coal during the
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal Co.. J. II. Parrot, jr., Agt.. 9 2O3
lamp. s. Bait, Edward Herbert, Agent. iOl
]. p. Agnew s. o................... 500
Total. 3 70}
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal l,23O
Hamn & Balt , $50
j. 2: Arnew s. 90
Tctsl ....................... 2.530
p0RII OH AIM hNnRIa NAV 10 lS1N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

sag-uALLs Vegetable SIClLIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is !. scientific combination OF some CT
this mot powerful restorative agents in Tue veg
c.aols kingdom. 1t restores gray halr TO II;
original calor. II mgkes the scslp white and
clean. 1t cures d.ndruI and humors, and fall
layout Of tho hair. 1t furnishes the nutritive
principle by which the h@ir is nourished and
supported 1t makes tho hair moist, soft and
glossy and is unsurpassed rs hair.dressing.
It is the most &C economical preparation ever offer
cd TO tho PUBLIC, as it, effects remain long time,
making only an occasional application necessary.
1t il recommended and used by eminent medl-
cal man, and officially endorsed by tho State
Asssger Of Massachusetts. The popularity OF
Hall Hair RrneweT has decreased with the test
Of many yesra, both in this country, and IN ioI,
the civilized countries Of the world. Fer sale
By E. $. L.adbeALe- y Bro.