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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
An Indian Heiress,

Gen. Alfred Sully, who died recently
at Fort Vancouver, on the Pacific coast,
left very valuable estate in Philadel-
phia, inherited from his father, and
also a considerable sum of money he
had accumulated in his long army ca
reer. The Philadelphia estate alone is
worth several hundred thousand dol
lars. 1t is now said that the only per-
son to whom any part of General Sui
ly's large fortune Of right belongs is
his half-breed daughter, Julia, at pres
ent living with White Swans band of
Yankton Indians, eighty miles above
Yankton, Dakota, on the Missouri, and
making her home with the family of
Colin La Mont, also of mixed blood.
Those who knew General Sully well
while campaigning against the Indians
of Dakota say that at his death he had
no wife nor any issue living except this
girl, and steps will soon be taken to
establish her rights to the fortune. The
marriage of General Sully. according
to Indian custom, with this girl S squaw
mother is susceptible of proof, and it is
believed that it will be difficult to in
validate the claim. General Sully's
daughter, who is well known to those
who have travelled through the upper
country, is regarded as the handsomest
Indian maiden on the Missouri River
or in the great Sioux nation. She can
not talk English and her habits are
thoroughly aboriginal. The daughter
of the late General Sully was frequently
seen by the writer, while engaged in
surveying the Yankton reservation.
Having occasion to stop at the house of
Colin La Mont, the girls handsome ap-
pearance attracted attention, and La
Mont was asked if she was daughter
of his. La Mont sand: "No, she is
Sully's daughter, and if any of you men
have seen Sully you would say she
bears q strong resemblance TO him.1
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

for buckwheat, unless first drained.
We have here real renovator of the
soil, and get good crop besides.
Sometimes, however, the crop gets
blasted. When this is the case turn
It down. Inste ad Of being misfortune,
It will be found TO be a benefit, afford
ing a large quantity of good material,
decaying readily, and having a good
effect upon the soil. Correspondence Of
Country Gentleman.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

Every Dealer, Canvasser and Agent
selling ChrOmOs, Frames, Autographs,
Photographs, Perforated or Chrome
Notices, Perforated Card Board, Re-
ward Cards, Transparencics, Picture
Card StereOseOpes, Convex or COncaye
Glass, Photographs, Artists Materials
Of all kinds, MOuldings, Mirrors, Mir.
rOr-Plates, Perforated Chair Seats, &C.,
to write to W. r. REID, 352 a. 354
Euclid Ave, Cleveland, Ohio, for my
new reduced price-list Of the abOve-
named articles.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

AN OLD poultry raiser who believes
in milk for fowls, says: "It is ,meat
and drink both. Some of the finest
chickens ever saw we're raised upon
the free use of milk with their food.
Hens lay as we'll, or better, when fur
nished with this than upon any known
article offered them.n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

DIR. JOHNSON said that people did not need
SO much informing as reminding. Hence we
take pleasure in reminding the public that the
Gilberts Starches are absolutely pure, always
uniform, and will be found superior to any in
the market
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

IF ever there was q specific for the cure Of
all malarial diseases, such as are produced by
swamp poison, like Intermittent, or Chills and
is certainly DIR. +. Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic or
Fever and Ague Tonic. From its compost
tion, which accompanies each bottle, II may
be seen that IL contains no dangerous drug;
and that in these diseases IL never fails, as
guaranteed by Its propretors, Wheelock,
Finlsy d Co., New Orleans, La. For sale by
all Druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
A Good Medicine.

Macqueen's Matco Ointment. An infallible
cure for Piles. Gives instant relief. 25 cents
per box. At all drug stores.
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

TWELVE THOUSAND dollars is the
largest sum ever found in a single let
ter at the Dead Letter Office at Wash
ington,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04

SMITH 4 CURTIss' Orient Coffee, made at
Cleveland, o., Is ths most economical coffee
known, as 1t is not glazed TO increase the
weight, ANY grocer viii tell you this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

TIE CULpEpER SHOOTING AFFAlR.-G Gorge
". Jamison. charged With tic shooting ct D..
NJ. Ream, at Culpeptr q. H., last week. was
brought here By the Sheriff OF chat utt7 Oh
Saturday night, ard placed 10 i'i! A re-
pcrter Of tho Gaz,tto called uron the prisoner
this morning at tho jill. Fle evircad dislu.
c;iIation to talk ca the sui jet Of the shooting,
but said that Jcnis vas u9alm,d ard in the
custody Of Deputy Jsi!cr AYR. when Ram
fred upon him. lie says that sesm accused
him (J-m;s,n) of haviog struck lia, which
was not tru', and advanced upon tie party 10
which he was s!ardiog. fiiiog ss he approached
them. lie further claims that Ream had been
making i1c,udiary speeches to tho rceroes and
others duriog the euiire day, had accused the
equity officials Of btiag thieves. &c, and au-
bounced his intention to hsvo them scnt to tho
peuiteatiary. Jam's>n does DOT admit the
sh ootiog. hut says that scvcra! persons fired OF
the Same time. lie expects to apply for bail
in few days. Tho officers who brought him
here say that he can secure bail TO any amount
Tac eccu:ed seems 10 BIO very intelligent and
quiet map. ard is evidently unconscious CT
having done any wrong.
Passengers from CuIpeper report Mr. Ream
10 very critical condition. bis wound being
much tilimed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26
LEC.2{ RRETITiES.

NJ ILu= l. R)tios,". secretary C: The co!Ji'
Col rv.'Ivr { u, hs- b. appo!Utsd IL peel
,l0u IL HAIR .u!uTS.
The cro,s iG CG.5Ic- urty, hi., afr rep
r:ssr ted to 10 IN tyJ"Iri c)nGl'lcn.
Dir. Jan es M.rcher, ii Alexandria c,uoty,
Celebrated t4 gnIdpu wcdd!Gl to-day.
The s'een=r W. W. C1eo;cn. 90 her trip Ia
Mouot Vernon to joy. c.r,i:j iar,e xcu! son
party from Bll,incrc. who beaded her at
Shephlrd's uppo,i = lis ely.
The following cases hsvo been tried b. The
Mayor since Saturday: Joseph Pierson, color
Cd, for ssssulling l.. Cole, slso c1l"red. WAS
locked up for further examination VIM b
Brown for being drunk ahd disorderly was dis
missed on promise 10 lssve the city ri cncp, ne
having work in FairtaI county.
A meeting Of the bar Of the city will held in the
Court room tomorrow morning at 45 o'clock
to make arrangements for securing judge 10
hold the June term Of the Corporation Court.
The steamer John w. Thompson will make 8
trip down the liver on "Wednesday next instead
Of Thursday. she being chartered on Friday for
al excursion.
The Washington channel hes been trudged 60
IS 10 give fourteen feet OF Wster on ordinary
tides.
Among the strangers in tho city is Rev. Mr..
Dyson, formerly we'll known here, and a brother
of j. l.. Dyson, esq
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26


ARRIVED.
Stmp John Gibaon, New York to + A. Feed.
Str Defiance, Philadelphia, TO Reed.
Sir lane Moseley, Norfolk, TO + Rced.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk to F A Reed.
Sir George Lasry, Norfolk, to T 3 llooa.
ST. Mattsno, lower Ptc to j Brodors u Co
StrJ w Thompson, lower Pic. to a. Reed.
Schr j j Ward, Jsr:oy City, TO American
Coal Go.
schr Kate Bsagc', Phil .de|phis to 7 j Nc
Schr i ii B Browne. Norfolk, to Perry, Snoot
s Go.
CLEARED.
Stmp f G. knight, New York, By + A Rod
Dir Lady Of tho Lake Norfolk, by + 4 Recd.
Str George Lesry, Norfolk. by 7 Ho2n'
StrJ w Thompson. lower PFC, by + A Reed
Sch. Ward, Jersey City, BY Amerlcsn
Coal Go.
PASSED UP.
Sthr Charles A Briggs, Earl L Mason, G +
Sampson, Abhie Corson, lvens Emna tlr-
pins, Z Keller, Minnie, Howard Dn'o, j NJ
Harlow, and Florence.
PASSED DOWN.
S,hrs Flying Scud, j X Marvil!, Virginia
Dare, sslsbu'y. snd Ii Trsvers
MEMORANDA.
Jthr Jefferson Borden cleared from Bottom
for Georgetown M!h.
Schrs Carrie = Har. snd Lehman B!aw.
Georgetown. ct Fall River 18th.
Schr Carrie s Hart cleared from Fall River
for Georgetown 2ith.
Scbr a A Shaw, Georgetown, ct New Red
ford 22d.
schr Church, hence at Providence .@l'
Schr Florence Dear, Georgetown, for Boston,
at Vineyard Haven 2}d.
Schrs w Nj Wilson and Carrie u!lnts,
Georgetown, 1T N y 25ih.
Schrs Ii w Foster and Flo-erc, Dean,
GEORGETOWN, at Boston 18Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26
EGEHE SEI.-s.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, May IS. io74
For tho Middle States li5icg an& t'ah patcEu-
ogter, brisk AID high ncrthsrly vines, cold ard
generally clear weather, except ia southern ror-
tioD, lecal Rims and with essterIy wolS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

SOUTHERN MEMORIAL ASsOClA1toN.-A
u.eeiog OF the Southern Memorial Association
will be held at the SUD lSopioe HOUSE to D'Ght,
to mako arrangements for decoralocthc graves
of their departed comrades IN the cemeteries
near this oily. il! is earnestly hoped that every
* Confederate soldier 10 tho city will ne preset
and that The demonstration nay be msdc
worthy of the cause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26
FESTIVAIS.
CRAND STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL
~ EXHIBITION

4 v ~ - ~
~ EXHIBITION.
4 Grand Strawberry and FIoral Exhibition
wi! be held st the FAIR BUILDING, in the
titv Of Alex .nd>is, on WEDNESDAY,. June
4 1879, under The suspiees Ct The ALTMAN
DRIA and Fairfax AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY. All persons desirngto exhibit eiiher
STRAW BERRIES or FLOWERS will be re
quired to have them in place 10 the building by
10 8 n, Immediately after which time the Judges
will commence their examination: Atll q. m. the
gates will be opened to the public and remain
open until II O'Clock p. m.
Tickets OF admission will be twenty cents, or
six tickets for one dollar; children under twelve
years half price.
All berries or flowers exhibited for premiums
shall remsin intact upon the tables until niue
| lhon. Any exhibitors can bring in and sell as
many berries in addition to their exhibits rs they
feels disposed. for which no charge will be made
by the society.
The Board of Managers offer the following
premiums:
For best display OF berries no! less than
Second best do, not less than 10 quarts.."" W
lhrd best, any quantty..." ou
For best dissplsy Of lowers in pots''."' co co
SECOND ..""..... 0U
Third q ............ rs
The. premium on cut lowers the same as for
those in pots
MUSIC will be in attendance during the day
and st night, and general good time may be
expected. Our country friends arc requested to
bring in evergreens and such things fer decora'
ton a3 tnoy may fed convenient.
Church societies desiring to soil leo cream,
Strawberries, lunch, SC can make arrangements
for The same by application TO the Executive
Committee.
By ordor Of tho Board of MsLagers,
my 25-td j. T. BECkHAM. Secretary.
STRAWB BERRY ESTIVAL
- For the
BENEFIT or THE BAPTIST CHURCH,
On the evenings OF May ", y and q,
At Sarept8 Hall.
CHEAP LUNCH during Tuesday and We'd
ntsday. Essr Choice delcscies of the SEASON.
my W-3:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

LARGE FEsIGHT The steamer Jane Misey
CT the Norfolk line 90 her down trip Friday
evening" osrri:d ooc Ct The heaviest ffeiebs
which he's p,ssd bat@ecu The Two cities for q
long lice Tie steamer Was detained sb5u'
ono hour gc!tiug it co board, although large
fnrne Of Iahorfrs were at work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

CONDITION OF JUDGE LowE-Dr Bedford
BrowD, tho attending physician. reports this
mcrniug that the condition of Judge Lowe is
micro favorable than it has been for the past
three days. the violent fever, from which hs
has been sufrioe, having much nbattd since
las. cvcGing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

ASSESSED s. vera! q ha candid .'Cs =! o
we're au-c ssfui in Ii Gee i2n IF III ;ili nav
received hi sfr IN. sur &! - 81 for -crs'c
Ct III, band" TIE ;;'i' 5 are sigrai rs the
H9utdeiS," whoever they msy bu. The gen'
tlsu,au Tha lte,;v & tbs ii Is. nos having ca
gagged aay bard ale not p5ylug very lively.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

BASE BALL.-At the Episcopal His h School
2 game played 90 Saturday between the second
nine ti the ticwsrds aud the Independents Of
this city, resulted in tho victory Of the former
BY a score OF Is to /. The tolIo~ios exhibits
summary of the Innings: independents
OOOl0O300-4 S;coud Nine lioSafdE-
2on q q q 2-l2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

MOTION FOR A RECElvER.-Io the Circuit
Court for ttis city, 10 day, 10 the suit Of Rog'
crsvs the Alexandra e. fredericksburg Rail.
way Company, notice was given By the plaintiff
OF molten FIR tho appointment Of a receiver,
TO take charge OF the road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

II you ara troubled with Dyspepsia. psia 10
tic rcgiJn OF the Heart. Liver or k'dscys. or
any other painful symptoms. do not wait to
corftm the disease. but break it up at oDoo by
usiog DR.. Balls Baltimore Pills. You will
Thank us for the advice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived-Bos!s A j Akin, 4 s Grant, J l.
Reed and DR. q Porter to American Coal Go;
Matte, to Aghew s. 60.
Departed-Boats r a German, D Amman. A
j Akin, K s Grant, l. Reed and Doctor q II
Porter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

SHORT WEIGHT. Tho Clerk Of tho Market
sezsd a quau,ity of light weight butter 10 the
possession of country deslsr 90 Saturday
evening. Some OF the prints were several
ources short. The condemned butter under
the law vas coulscatcd to the use Of tho aims
bnuSe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26
I Asst NOTICE.
CGico CITY Tax Collectors,

CGico Ct City Tax Collectors,
May &c. 1879.
1Lo:e persons who have not paid their city
tsxes for the year 1878, ard lhose in arrears tnr
tack tsxes are notified that the collectors wi!
net DO able to call again upon them for a settle
melt. 1bo collectors will DO at their ot1co escn
day daring the present week from q. n. 10 :.
IN and those intending payment are asked to
cal early in the week. so az 10 avoid the lncci.
vtniencc Of the last few days. The tscal TesI
ends Msy 3l.t, spd penalty CT ~ per cent viii
te imposed on all bills not paid before that time
hy Il notice published elsewhere in The Gazette
il will TO seen thst all real estate upon when
laaes remain unpaid will be sold June Is, !Si9.
S s. <: F Fl RLb' T. Collectors
Room No. 6. Market Building. lay 10
JENNINGS SWEATING LINlMEMr. a
u valuable article fer horses also Giles Linz
ment and LesG be.te1's Lubrc sting Llni:aeht,
for sale by ,.
mv26 c. s. LEADBSATERS B6O
I1URE'S MAGICAL MIXTURE, for WISH
4 i irg clothes without rubbing or boiling, :
rev md valuable preparation, just received by
myI6 i. S. LEADbEATEK s. BIO.
OFFICE CuAKL9TTESViLLE = kAf''
" DAN K. X CO.
AlexundIia, Va, May lllh 1879.
NGTlCE-A general meetlDg of ths stock
holders oflhe ChARLOTTESVlLL & Re- F.
IDAN RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
at tho General CfEee ofthe W. {. Virgins Sid
land Il Il. S. Railroad Compsny, in AloxanGr.>
Va. on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of June neAt, n
IL O'Clock o. ID.
By orde. OF tho Directors:
ALFRRD EARNSHAW,
myl4.eotd Presidents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

For TUE PEN!TENTlAhY. Sheriff. isI'ct'
Of io:douu county, passed through htte ,t'
eqenicy with George Lcatloa, c0Iurt'' coh'''.
Cd CT srend larceny and sculenccd TO 'h','
wears confinement 10 the pcnI!enIlnIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

DUMFRIEs. -Tho Manassas G;z,ttc says:
"Duuirics. though evidently 10 tho scar snd
yellow leaf looks freshrr than it has been l)ok
ior fer souo years past. Mr.. A. Lee Mclutecr
has huiIt d foe starehcu:c 50 Main street aud
MIR. NJ. J. Keys, it,. will shortly build him a
dwelling house 90 the bill overlooking be town.
The merchants 10 the old burg arc Complain.
log of dull times. though the 6shicg seaa'n had
not fully closed"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

PERSONAL Hon John Gcode. he d.
lippuished member Of tho liou'e 81 Rnplc-"n'
n,iVes from tho Norfolk dis'rlc'. 80 III IL" c.!
Yesterday, AS the guest If Fr.nc's i. Sm' h
k,u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

For New York custom made CLOTHING
wsrrao.ed DOT to rim, see 5. DEALHAM, g.
King ST., cot0cr Of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

ID- PROTECT THE SYSTEM FROM MALARIA.
1t is possible to do this even in regions Of coun-
try where masms is most life, and where The
periodic tevers which it csusos as:llmo their
most formidable types. The immense popular
lily of Hostetter's Stomach BiLters il very large
~ attributable to The fact of its efficacy AS rem
edy for chil!s and fevers, bilious remitteEts, and
as preventive Of the various forms Of mslsrisl
disease. In those portions Of the West and
South whore complaints Of this nature pre7aii,
and in tho Tropics. it is particularly esteemed
for the protective Influence which it eIerti; end
it has been very widely adopted as q substitute
for the dangerous and com paratiyely ineffective
slksloid, sulphste ofquinine. Physicians have
rot been among the last to concede its merits,
and the emphatic professional Inducements
which il has received have added TO tho Tepu'
laticn it has obtained st homo and abroad.
Avoid the very appearance Of heat by having
youc stoves stored and kept uatil winter at
Stansburys, corner OF King and Columbus st.
Gall and sec thtir neW revolving Top Cock
Stove. myl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

There were sales OF Saturday in Nav York e
Chesapeake y Ohio g. Is; $40 st 1j3;l0CO) ut ili
GCu) st as; 10 0t0 TT t4 zoo at a; 10 0ID at a.
Ard 20 . ~ IA. Sales Of District Of Co'umtis
~ SSl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

T7AX CoLLECTOESO OFFICE.
l. Room No. &. Narkc: Building.
Alexandria, Va, HAY l4:h, 1879
The attention Of tho public is called to the fol.
loving resolution passed by the City Council on
the Sth Of April, 1879, namely:
RcSoLrcd That the Collectors OF Taxos be, anil
arc hereby directed to proceed and s ,ll at public
auction all real estate in lha city Of Alexandria.
on which taxes arc duo and unpaid to May 3lsL.
1873. in conformity 10 the CITY Charter Said
sale TO commence on "Wednesday, the 9TH day OF
Juno, 1879
The sale AS sboTo ordered has boom postponed
to Wednesday, June 18Th, 1879. Lists of those
persons in arrears for taxes are now being pre-
pared by The Collectors for advertisement Pro
perty owners who do not dosire their properly
advertised can make saving by al mmedst,
settlement. Damages at the rate Of Is per cent.
will be charged upon a!l property advertised
The lists will be kept opoa for revision ua!il
May 25th. 1879 Persons interested are invited
ID call shd settle. JEO. 4. HILL,
s. 4. FIELD,
my13.tje1 Collectors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

TO THE Pubic Notwithstanding the
strong pressure for cheaper" goods TO which
most manufacturers havo yielded by lowering
both guilty aud price. / have maintained the
highest Standard Of our product while reducing
prices by every legitimate mosaa Tha people
arc tired Of "shoddy" clothing, bought only
from necessity. and tho c9untry'S improvement
is evidenced by the growing demand fer better
goods. For the splicg Of 1879 ba7o prepared
one o! the choicest stocks Of Stylish ClotbioR
ever produced, AID my prices arc az low as the
cost Of labor aad material will permit Terms
cash s. kATZENSTEIN,
80 7th street, Washington. d. G.,
Near Pennsylvania Avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

NEW YORK, May GG.-StocEs strong. McncJ
3ai Flour dull. Wheat du?!. Corn DAT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

Tho u ark,t opens dull and qulo.. no rsco'rts
of FicLr arc light but prices ara unchanged.
Whea: is cE, and $50 basho's sold at IL, Iii.
lj end III, as - qlsii,7. Cora is shade bot
Tor, and $50 bushels sold vt sc io1 white and d@i
for yellow No Gals reported and one small
lot Of Rye bought 70 Co .Etry produce is in
light 10 :eip. Butter AMI Msss aro duii n: Tuo'
tslinns Chickens a!e 2jc per d"z lowIr.
BALTIMORE, Nav % -Vi:xinia Is deferred 81;
do corsclidstad 80; do - saries ii: psst du1
coupons 1cs. Sugar frm; i soft Se,Ss. GuLio"
ur.;., ,nidGins u. Flour Grm; Howard straa.
AID Western Super 2,a:3 -; do EAtEa 25a
So do Family 5sS5 rs; Giiy Mills Super 5 2jI
81; do Extra 4 Seas: do Ki) brands 6sSG %;
l'al.pscn Fsm:ly Sc - he,!-Son,h"r'!
easier; Wssnrn dali; Southarn rcd ll0lllG; do
amber Halls: No : rsHna red Iii; No
W.siern win,"r red sl'h. sEi Msy ll'Hli"!
Lune ll:4sl':E JAY llli.lllsi Aug ltS!a!Us
Co:n->oulhcrn inactive; Western dull; South.
cru white so; Go yellow 4jal:!; Weston T;ixai
spot ard May a3s s4}i; June ;3,4ji July di3i
AZ; Aug ii!s4:s s:".nar Al "a Oats s:2a!y
aud firm ; Southern 3n3,; Western white 81;
10 mixed 50; pcars Il ~ Rye I'll. H,y firm;
prime 10 choice penns and Msry land l%a:li
por ton. Crl.a firm. witt sn sivaucEg Tend
"ncy; Rio csrgoos l(2alG Whiskcy dull $!
U1hSl U73.
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

rnrLADxLru1.. May l9.-Ca.:lo dali; 70.
ctpts eco; good sold e! Gat5c medium 81 ,5!c
common a4c. sheep dull receipts G.C00; gor:I
clipped 4!143; medium 1a1i; common Stag
Hogs dull receipts 3 90; scot 81 :nHd!Uci >! ;
common 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26
ARRIVED.

FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAY 26 1879.
Sun risos .....,. d3 SIM .cts......-...... I III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

S. DEALHAM has just retur1od from New
York, and has now the finest and most select
stock Of CLOTHING. Hats ard GENTS FURN-
IsHINGs ever b4iorc brought to this c!ty: at as
tonishiDg low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

FARMER SAND MfCHANIC's SAVINGS BANK.
The report o! James II. Reid. recsivtr If the
above bark, was filed ic tho Circuit Court to
Day. Among the matters reported upon is tho
sale Il "Wargick," tho farm Of ]. il. Sapbcra,
near this city, to MIR. Robert Portntr. Mr..
Erauk Hume. of Washington, alss filed ncii
ton in cnposiliou 10 tho confirmation OF the ro,
port, SO FIR as it relates to the sale, which will
b, passed upon duriog tho tenn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

TIE grcstes. variety ofHATs. comprising tht
iaess ard the cheapest, for old and young. o
the nobbiest styles aud tho lowest prices ut s
DEALHAMs, G. King ST., corner OF Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26
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LOG AESPORT, C2AWFORDSVILlE spd
SOUTH " ESTERN K X HOND%
Chicago anh EASTERN ILLINOIS L. X
BONDS and STOCK.
CHICAGO. DAN VILE and VINCENNHJ
K K. BONDS
NORTHERN PACIFIC 4. 4. BONDS and
STOCK.
MONTGOMERY and GUFAULA RAIL.
ROAD BONDS
KANSAS and NEBRASKA K. Il. BONDS.
LAND SCRIP and STOCK.
CENTRAL IOWA r. Il. BONDS
RlCa MOND and DaNVILLE K. Il. sioux
and other detault2d K K. Securities.
FRITZ LEWIS,
81 Second street, Baltimore, Nd.
Reierercos-Jobn s. Norris. Pres. First Ma.
Bank; Robert Mickle, Cashier NATL. Union
Bank Baltimore. my l6-eo2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-26

Coo:oa Silks at Soc, G5,. -, and 81, and
Black Silks al Gj,. 7j,, SIC, 81, up 10 So.
Oar 81 ard $l.25 BLACK Silks arc "5pecia!
b1rgaus." Black Crcno and Cfepo Wells,
Black Cashmere Shawl, beautiful Spring
Deess Goads ut Is, up To 81. Linen Lawns
aud -. CAnTER's.
III Maiket Space, WASH, y. &.