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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TWEEN CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND 18TH
STREET, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, September -
BIB, 1879, At O'Clock. will sell, on the prem. N
ise part Lot Q, square l63, fronting Is feet 4s
on north side Of street. by depth Of 100 feet, i'm
proved by o comfortable frame dwelling house.
Terms Oneth cash balance in six and twelve
months. with interest at per cent secured By
dee d Of trust on the property. Conveyancing at
sep2 dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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PITCH. FOX& BROWN, Real Estate Brokers'
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
BETWEEN NERM MONT AVENUE AMI
FOTRTEENTH STREET


By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October IL
l4th. AID. 1876, and duly recorded in lioer Esf
No S29, folio 248 ct seQ., one of the land Q@.
cords for the District Of Columbia. and a the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby we Will sell at
public auction. In front Of the premises, on WE'D.
NkSDAY, the 18th day Of September. A.D. 1879. at
4:30 O'Clock pm, the following. described Real e.
tate situate in washinston City DISTRICT Of Colqn.
subdivision Of lots fifty t5 and fifty-one CD Of
Fendalls subdivision Of part of square two HIM.
feet on Rhode Island avenue. together with the i'm.
ProvemeIt t. thereon, consisting OF threestory and
baeement Brick Dwelling.
Terms: One quarter Of the purchase money, with
expenses Of sale in cash, and the balance in one a.
two (O aud three 60 years. for which the notes Of
the purchaser. with interest at seven cent and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold will
be taken. deposit Of 5000 win beI equired at time
Of eAle. All cOnyeyancing at purchasers cost.
Property will be sold subject to unpaid taxes the
amount of which Will be given at time OF sale. II
terms Of sale are not compiled with in seven days
the Trustees res rye the right to resell at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, after five
day. advertisement
WM HFN \ 3I,T BaRT2ywRNE.l Trustees
j. T. COLDWELL, Auct aug30,sep3. q. l0.1316
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II Us1 ELS BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED


AVENUE AND NINTH ST. SOUTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed of II INST, dated July 7Ih, -
Is 8, and recoroed in Liber No. 79l, folio h35I
163 Of the land cords Of Washins ton cum l::0
~. District OF Columbia and at tie request Of the
b..der of the bond secured thereby. will sell at
,h!ic auction, in front of The premises. on Fri
DAY, the an Gay Of September, 1879 at 80 O'Clock
pm al that piece or parcel OF ground situate in The
t9), arc the whole Of Lots Ten 40, and Eleven (ID
in tQuale numbered Nine Hundred and Twenty.
five 1920, and bounded as follows Beginning at the
northeast angle OF said square and running south
slo. 9th st. east hundred and fous goo feet
AZ q nine 90 inches thence west one hundred and
niEe no9} feet and one W inch; tnence no.th one
|! cb: to point Eve 90 feet enthusiastically from
the intersection Of Pennsyivania avenue and the
public space ther along said avenue one hundred
and twenty three Q23) feet. to the place of begin
DIrX
Terms: One third cash, and the balance payable
in EQUAL PAYNE nts at six and twelve months after
date. to be secured by notes bearing per cent.
terest, all cash If the purchaser prefers $3.50
be deposited on acceptance of bid. Terms to he
complied with in seven days after sa'e and in de-
1aut Of compliance the Trustee reserves the right
sep2-eOd&d6 WASH. b. WILLIAMS Trl,gten
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tF- Sing hey, the merry oyster and the r.
EKiDg TheeDau has started lottery bust
ress In his capital. "What other business
asked the monarch OF the Bloody Spear, .'can
show return OF 10000 rupees for an outlay OF
tWO?"
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PROPOSALS.


pRoPosALs FOB REPAIRING PAYMENTS
6Fssf b 81 TAa 81 ANp
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By direction Of the Bard 6emmissioners. ssaIed
rsi5Sf sspsmb Ss 95s i Sasa for
the repair Of psys%e1tS upon various streets and
be from lis 1s
No proposal viii be received from any falling con-
q OF the
The risht Is rssssved to reject any or al bids or
payensns. and $500 SQUIRE yards & 1sphaltum
p.s'nsa Major Of Of E e hi@aS,f G.slA,
Proposals for Gs ,;. r.! 5ron Columns and
STATE. Wan AND navy DEpAnTMKsTs.
1p e. 9cr f1tnssnf a.v
Nb Ss i5p ts and ss for the
Navy Departments. in this city. viii be feceved at
this office until II n Of Senfember 9Th 1879, and
SPe1ed Immediately thereafter in the presence OF
speclfcations, drawings. general instructions for
to only upon pc ap
THOs LINCOLN CASEY,
sepl6t Lieut. Col. Corps Of Engineers
RkFoRM soHo2L OF TIE DISTRICT OF
WASHINGTON, August %, 1879.
Sfaled Proposals will be received at the Office of
the President Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Re
form School OF the District of Columbia until IL m
on tie 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1873, for Two
Hundred Tons Of White Ash Furnace Goal and
Fifty Tons Of Bed Ash Range Goal.
The coal must be Of the best quality, and be de-
Ivered at snch times and in such quantities tae
President Of the Board of Trustees may direct.
The right to reject any and al bids and to accept
any portion Of any bid is reserved
Samples must accompany each bid.
A. J. FALLS,
President Of the Board of Trustees,
aug29-eotssp10 6l3 18th street M w.
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Russian Disagreeables.

John L. Stoddard, In letter to the Bangor
Commercial, thus describes night ia q MOSCOW
foiel: Cleanliness, which In the long run
have learned TO prefe. to goodness, is stu rare
Mos cow, Willie the filth and discomfort of h0tel0
10 smaller towns are iDdescribable We had
nLe rooms In the 'Slayianski,' so far as furnf.
tUIe is concerned, and after q fatiguing day OF
sightseeing we commended ourselves to the
care OF the Iherian Madonna and lay down 70
rest. IL was midnight, and deep sleep had
fallen upon the earth In appearance the lodg.
els In tie Slayinski Bazaar were all peacefully
Sleeping. But what is this? There Is q sound
OF hurry ing feet. shrill explanations OF disgust
and words which would befit an argument on
elernal punishment. The light OF candles
freaks upon the gloom, and lo upon the
snowy coverings OF the beds, and on the walls,
tie curtains and the robes de mutt are seen q
swarming host OF -, but no, I viii not mem
tion them. From such another sight may al
the Russian hunters or that night be ever
Sparedi In fact the rooms were full OF that
particular kind OF vermin, the END and aim Of
whose existence seems TO be to DISPUTE with
man the possession OF comfortable bed. Next
morning L conversed on the subject OF candle
warmth OF feeling naturally inspired by night
spent either In the chase or hanging over the
back OF chair. From him gained the follow.
Ing Internationally dear Sir" said the pro.
pr1etor, 'ft Is sad fact that In all Russian
hotels you Will have abundant occupation In the
art OF f-defense: In winter it is worse than
In summer. The Russians who come here (yuu
see am FreDch) from the extreme east south
and north are not over Clearly. Many OF them
do not remove their clothes when they 60 70
bed. Most OF them play the part OF pasture
grounds TO many parasites, and thus the mat
tresses, the walls, the paper and the canopie1
become actually geological hanging gardens
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BENSON'S CAPCINE
+ O II O u $ p L a S Il Err.
A WONDERFUL REMEDY.

mon slew acting orous plaeter. 1t is in every way
superior to all other external remedies, including
cCntxiI new medicinal elements which in combine
ton W tn rubber, possess the most extraordinary
ties Any Physician in your own locality Will con-
firm the above statement. For Lame HACK,
ieeted Colds and Coughs, diseased Kidneys, Whoop-
ing Cough, Affections Of the Heart, and all Ills Tor
which porous plasters used 1t IL simply the best
knovn remedy Ash for BENSON'S OAPCINH
rOOOS PLASTER, and take no other. 6olo by
price, by
SEABURY l. JOHNSON,
aug9Am ~ Plat St. New York.
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
- ESTATE. SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER STREET AND CONNECTICUT

81 !;'ss q I'd ssis g s:ssa
cords Of the District Of Columbia. and BY Virtue Of
Sc q Soa j &. Ss y
+ cause Sn No 620i EQUITY docket 49, wherein dsSrss
herd e al are defendants and By diTection q he
holder Of the notes by said deed OF trust secured
as Sass; VIZ rsns pls%sss fR
DAY. the 81 day Of August, p 1879, stS o'e!oeE
pes q
Part Of lot nnmbeIed two ca, IN square numbered
Sesc4bsd as Follows. a point s on
nS s t street fSrty three feet and nine inches
square, and running thence west on street forty.
three feet and nine iuches t4S 9-12 ieet) to said
go 70 the soSsS
with said avenue. and aIonx the line Of said lot
due south to the point Of beginning. together with
eses and appurtensnces to the ssms beIonsns .S or
In any wise aPpertaining
lars in cssh-a further sum of twenty Thousand dol
sss for which The note ot the purchaser secured By
sSss Dssnss 4 ss al i1 ss!:.s
fs months sSF Thsh the notes 81 the
per annum from the day Of sale, and secured BY q
pot the Be oe
OF the purchaser at the time OF SALE and all convey:
anciGe shall be at the expense Of the purchaser II
tie terms OF the eale not complied with within
I'VE Gays from the day OF sale. the trustees
the right to resell the property the risk and cost
OF the defauting purchaser, after ten days notice
in the Evening Star newsraper.
WILLIAM Il. PH1LIP,} o,-r,...
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,} Atus'oS'
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jyl6dAds
wTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED by
order OF Court, Until the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D.. 1879. at the came hour and place.
WILLIAM n. PHILIP, ! rxusx..,
JAMESM. JOHN6TON,} A'"sS0e0s
jy30 81 ,aug1 "a, IL, l8 .sep0,8,9.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE RESIDENCE, BY
"A DIRECTION OF THE OWNER
On SATURDAY. pept 9th, TT o clock pm, "A
in fIont Of the Gre mses, will sell that mAg: Es
niti,t LIT Brick Dwelling H,use No. 1A4O NJ .xmx
street northwest, 18th street circle containine
lot, TONIC feet.
Terms One.ffth CT all cash. Full particulars at
sale J. 9 HESTER, tl9 7,h st NV, Agent.
JOHN SHERMAN CO., Aucts.,
St Cloud Building eepl6s
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BANKERS.

OlO TO &l00OO
% Invested in Syndicate Operations in Stocts
This plan puts The smallest operator with an in
vestment of from to el0O ON a par with the one
who uses &l0 CO., and YIELDS him = proportionate
profit 1t secures allke TO al the ADVANTAGE OF ara
capital use with sk lied experience.
Full informal IC u mailed free.
Address
EVA6TS BARNES Il CO.
aue30t tn . ,tnoyl6 "A Broad at NY
01O - oA,OOO lNVEeTED In Wal q ssooKa
- makes fortunes every month. Book lent free
0ank1fs. ~ Wal sk. y. Y. sep26+thAs1y
; A 1RHBIR OF TH1 STOCK 1XOHAN01 VI
execute orders for the purchase OF sale Of Stocks
Bonds and Gold On moderate mArgtnk Oommia
nons o each 100 shareA Stock privileges neeot1ated
g fssRonnble parties onsy: OorEespondence Sole
ID Henry Merriam. Member Am Mining ana
Scck xxchange, % Van q, NsN York, 9efeteneA
HAcyAn. 1s4.s President AAtonA T!e3 o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

S., vi HenngylvAndA avenue,
Uf~ 4QuooQ q md Gk0G
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II Rambe said to Walserfer, fn barroom at
Princeton, Ind. lets DIP glasses, for this n
your last drink on earth" Walserfer thought
enemies, and laughed as the glasses clinked to-
getber; but Rambe was ia deadly earnest, and
instantly killed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

John h KELLY,
d DEALER ID YnS1dEASu
BEKf. LAME, VEAL MUTTON, 10
OORNED BEEF SPEOIALTy
Stalls o28. go and $50 Center Market, G6&4
9t!-stseet wing, and 206 and 2O8 Northern xJ40
LoerX MAfketi or address Box u. City 4R2n
the city. Sopli
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IMAM LINE
u UNITKD STATES AID ROYAL MAI. eTKAMHns,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
City Of richmond 1901 tons CITY Of Brnsse,s. SITS
City Of Chester 4566 tons City Of n York. $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong.
ct, largest ana fastest on the Atlantic, and have
every modern improvement. including hot and cold
water and electric bells In ktate.oOms revolving
chatIs Ia saloons, bath and smoking rooms. barber
For rates Of passage and other information, apply
70 JOHN g. DALE. agent, 81 Broadway, NY; or to
~: A. BROeNAN, 926 ST. ]. W. BOTkLER
press. WaAhiDRtOu. deG18- A0lv4
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auetioneer.

TEN ELEGANT WALNUT PARLoR surrKs
gPH0LsIERED IN yELyET AND KkPs;
CANT WALNUT MARBLETOP OHAMBER
SUITES; FINE WARDROBES; HANDSOME
MESI 81 M1kkoRs sHPEEIok Hair
AND INGRAIN CARPETS; TOGETHs R
WITH GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, September 9Th, "A
1873 commencing at 10 O'Clock. q. my sales "
rcome shall cell the above goods
n. B.-The Parlor Furniture will be sold
precisely at IL o'clock.
Terms cash. sep42
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DOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiCneer.
ADMINIsIRATR1x's SALE OF THREE Bill
LARD TABLES. MIRROR, HOUSEHOLD
oEFfEGIS, COUNTER, &C.
On SATURDAY MORNING. Septen-
beI 9TH, 1879. at 10 O'Clock. shall sell S1.s,5s1S
a the auction rooms of Thomas Dow.- 10 q
ing me personal effects of the late Jno. 49,
u. wallace. SARAH 4. WALLACE.
sep3St Administrators.
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NOTCH
With the view Of diminishtng the chances Of COL
Esion, the Steamers Of this Tine take specific course
for al seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridixn Of 90 at 4S
lst, or nothing 10 the north Of x3.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
THE OUNARD 6TIAMHHR COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Between New York and LIVERPOOL, Call.
Ing at Cork HArb0r.
FROM PIER 20, n r., NEW YORK.
BOTHN1A. "wednesday, September 3.
OLYMPUS, Saturday, Seq ten Der ID
SCYTHIA, Wednesday, September a.
And every following Wednesday from New York.
No Storage
RATES OF PAssAaK.
By steamers Carrying steerase. $50 and 800 gold.
according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, 4l6, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
bteerage at very low rates SteeraSe tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and al other parts Of
Europe ut lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
HAvre. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
ana for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Comp xny's
ONCE, No Bowling Green, or both STORAGE and
cabin, 70 OTIS BI0RLOW. COS 7th street, Washing
jsn2S.iy CHAa q. FRANOKLYN. Agent. NJ.
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BOSTON MARKET,
- 1919 PennsytUGnt0 AveN,se.
LAMB, VEAL. ALL KINDS MEATS, POULTRY
AND GAME, SC,
At the loweet rates
Orders received for WOODCOCK, FROGS ana
SQUADS.
jy1O-Sm 81. L. BEACH CO.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-STxAMsHR
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRK, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this company VIII san every Sat
nrday from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street HOboken.
Rates OF passage: From New York 10 HAvre, Lon
don, eouthamptcn and Bremen, first csDin, S19O;
second cabin, $50; steerase, $50 For freight or
Green, New York. w. g. METZRROTT CO., 916
Pa ava, Agents for Warrington octl1y
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NEW YORK-BOTTEKDAM
IENm"P; GALaND," "RoTTERDAM." "s0HIE.
Netherlands. leaves Jersey City every alternate
Mednesday and SATURDAY: Cabin eSSo70 Inter;
Ag't, - South William 1t, New York, FUNOH EDYN
g co, n 30. VIM. st., Freight Ag'ts; L ". NOR
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W.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts sep2-3taw&ds
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My entire stock Of Goods, comprising full line of
White and Oolored Lawn SUITS, BATE q
dren. Trimmed BONNETS. MILLINERY -
GOODS. etc. ETC.. at Greatly Reduced Prices -
NJ. WILLIAM,
SO1 Pennsylvania avenue.
Cite TreUise. Parts. je28tr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05
FROM A:aSHLyV-G TO.S..
Special Correspondence of the Alera. Gazet
WASHINGTON, D, c.. july 5. 1879

Special Correspondence of the A7era. Gazette
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 5, 1879.
While it can not be ruthfuy said that the
! govcrnIent departments here are all closed to
day, there arc ooly enough employees about
then to coo,radict such an assertion Nest oftbe
chiefs are away, and only such Clerks are at
woIk IS will prevent affairs from becoming
| taueled. Amcnz the members Of the Cabinet
who are in the city is Postmaster General Key,
whose big, hurley form was seen looming up
to day about the Eboi;t House. in front OF
which Eo:c', taking to few friends, at the
same tina, was oso to b. seen the sta Wart and
brorz:d Srna,cr from Kentucky, Mr.. Beck
a few members OF the lover house tf Congress
also ram:iG 10 The city, r!at.ioed here By bust
ness engagements.
In couversing with gentleman here to daY
l heard that the report of The Auditor in the
clsc ci tao Washington and Ohio Railroad, TO
be made 10 September, is awaited With consii
cradle Interest. and that il the road is sold and
relieved OF the McComb d:bt tbat DOW rests
upon 1t. the capital is ready to extend il at |
oacc to Winchester. The owners Of this capi |
tai are satisfied that the franchises CT thu road |
and their capacity afford tie b1s: Ard safest
Investment DOW 10 view, and Tosyod of the |
weight 10 which aIiusion is made they will at
ttaot GoVuSu Sdpildl lDiS CITY AOO6 10
produce the road to the coal fields Of Hamp
shire.
Mr. WIN. Boyntoo, broJher Of Gen. B,yotop,
he we'll known newspaper correspondent. died
here this mornieg OF consumption. He had
occa i'll for long time.
A gentleman just from New York reports
hat Col. Geo. Butler, nephew of tho uocIe,
Who got on spree soon after Hayes was 10
has GeVer ''Iet up" bu: is still
frlkiOs the same lick il that city. This fact I
mentioned as evidence of tie Colonel's
roDeth Ct miod, i, bcus supposed that
Yea ker mind would org siac, havs suaoumbed
0 The poison with which, i, has SO Ioog aud so
ootlnuousy been suffused. His wife il Rose
yngc." the famous actress
The |lrcioia Midland R,ilroad has nut on
3 liue. Tor the accImm odaliou Of visitors 10 tbs
ilcpb,irr White Sulphur Spiugs, handsome
ood'nH palace cars, one Of which leaves here l
ally. The accommodations ct this Iiue now "
re not cX,. Red hy lhUs. al any other railroad !
nc 10 The cluniry. \
The .rulnor thu: Mr.. j. r. Tucker would il
I'VE TO submit to another operation upon bis q
O. IL dlscrcaiod here, As letters received from =
N lately SAP tho reoeut operation was emf '
'H'iy successful.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY VNeal & Lucas, Auctioneers.

|
& Shall : Fam An Of ~, kY D DIS:
less, with FRAME DWELLING. rich land
well Watered and wooded, fine situation fur
gary and market garden, situated in F.lls
Snusca DisIrict, Fsiffas county. four miles
.nJ Il, ale1snarls and SIX from Washington,
ana three quarters Of 3 milo from Clouds Mil
| snn scEoo, Is offered for sale.
| ~; = no. no. 500 before SATURDAY, July 10TH it
WI Inen De exposed for sale in front of the Mar.
he1 House on Roysl street. at II o'clock m.
ierm:: One halt cash; tho residue in G, u
Win approved security for tho deferred nav.
monts. Title retained until sll are paid. Pos.
session given Oct. 1st. 1879 Wild
TR q STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- hEAL ESTATE near ALEXANDRIA,
ny Vltluo OF that certain deed of trust, executed
oY Jerome Linton and wife, bsaring date tho
lO!h day OF March, 1876. and of record on tho
Isna records see OF Fairfax County, lber T, No 4.
page 3l7. shall. on SATURDAY, the 26th dsy
OF July, 1879. at y. No., in front of Burroughs
store, cor: Franklin snd Patrick streets. in said
county OF Fairfax, sell to tho highest bidder that
IhACT or PARCEL OF LAND conveyed by
SAID deed, known AS ''Shcridaa's Point" and
containing ~ acrea rood, and . .pole,, moro
or Less: This farm is improved by q TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE in
good order. with al the required out buildings.
excellent and thrifty spp!e and peach orchards
and the land is well adapted to the usual and
varied products of that thrifty section of the
county. This land lies on tho Potomac oppoale
to Fort Washington, and has landing on the
river for steamboats, and other small craft
Terms Of Sale: Enough in hand to psy the
expenses of sale, and also 1901 IS on the day of
5alei tho residue in two equal annual pay M onts,
to bear interest from the dsy of SALE and to b..
'''D :? Ta 10 iiCSI MSosE, Trustee.
Fairfax Co je2S w4I
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WINES AND LOU ORS

Wo deairo to inform the public generally tnst
We have in store and constantly receiving In IL
following weil-knoWn brands Of IN UhihD
BRANDY, WIN Z and CHAMPAGHE
10 cases Uup!e & Cos. st. Julien Bordeaux
cases Hedsieck S Co.'S, Rcims Dry Mono
pole Champagne, quarts
9 cases Reidsieck & Cos. Rerns Dry Mono
pole Champagne, p'nls.
10 cases /. Landsberger 81 Co.'S. Calliornls
Ctampsgne. quarts and pints.
2 css Ks Guinness Stout, Burkes Botthng.
2casks Bsss Pale Ale. 49,
3 casks J. s. K. Ternents Glasgow Pale Alo
Gonz.lez Byssss 8 Cos fiaG sherITess 6 Sut-
Cognac Brandy; j. Meder & ICONS Schee.
dam Gin; Mehsns lrish AID Hsnssys o Spo;p
Rum California Port; Sherriss and Sweet An
gelics Wines; Thorn pson's Pure Bye. Gibson
Cabinet XXX aud Xxx. and Bouroon's WINS
ky, &C.. &C.
All of the above goods guaranteed pure; pnr
chased since ihs recen. decline. and OIL hts
| hands enables US = sell Vt small margin oVe
| in porters prices. HARLOW bEOo.
| Wholesale Groe,rs apd Commission Merchants
,opE0.1rn
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LOGEE RREIITlEs.

Among tho guests at tie closing exercises o.
tie Virginia Military Institute was Gen. NJ.
d. Corsc, of this city
A marriage liceofc has been issued 10 Wash
iogton to Charles heoty McCsuley. of tina. city,
and Mary i. Morris. Of Fhilfsx G. H., Va.
II is reported It's. tie steamer Frances, which
msde her fist trip trom Wishing .on TO New
YORK yesterday, carried 80 pss:oager5.
The steamer George Lea-y did rot a'r.ye
hero from Norfolk until ter o cock 20 Gay. hav
ing been detained to wit.o:s tho fireworks at
Fortress Monroe last light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05
D, rNasl B. Lucss, kuctioneora.

By VNesl & Lucas. Auctionecra.
V1RUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
SWELLING AND STO EE-By v!rtueot
deed OF trust executed BY, Chaflos s'lli sqa
virsinis. bsr No. pazo $50 the Undersigned
ssle at public auction in 'front.' Of the Market
building, on Ro5al street in the flsy OF aIGtSn'
$50 $50 at - NJ. ali tnst TENEMENT and LOl-
az Of GROUND, in the said city of Alexandrs,
situated str on the north side Of King St. between
Pstrck and Henry streets, in front Oh Aiog g.
Is feet inches, and extending no;lh IN dop.h
100 feet to 10 feet alley, subjcctto rohscnSrge
/ in fee OF S39 III per snnum.
Ts-ms made known on day Of sale.
| FRANKLIN L. SHEPfAHD'
:: ,ot, =" Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05

Tho cx.khedive of Egypt has been arrested
at Naples. Why or wherefore is not slated
but il 50, he now has 40 opportunity Of ex.
pcriepcinr ssusa,ions similar to those to which
h, has subjected so many of his own county,
uen, and Ot testing the Oft asserted advantages
of diversity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05

COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION Co.-At
tentioo IS called 10 the ci.psyod advertisement
of tho Commonwealth Distribution Coupaty
10 another column. Tie maDncr 10 which they
propCs, to draw is worthy Of the coniienoo Of
the public. aod has the right ring about it,
This vii! be the teeth Of the series Of the draw.
ings Of this company, aDG from eli indications
will be The most successful. Let everybody
look cut for july els. the date set for the
drawing.