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MINING LITIGATION.

BAN FnARc1sco, Cal, Atay W-sartfn White
brings suit against tile managers Of ths MurtiN
White Mining Company for ths recovery Vi
45000 sharcs of tie stock Ut the Company am!
s.i5, ,00o ens!a. on aceount of a!lcgod fuIluro ot
tllo defendants to pay uif tic indebtedness Ut
thu corporation accr.lll. to thu agreement, :,l,A
for assessments wsongfuilY sxAeted from tho
plant1tT,
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HOUSE.,

HOUSE.
Special nt,ua'eh II The Tribune.
Srnry0rir11,, ILL.,, May W-lIle House held
+. taf,s davis session TO-DAY, aul cleaned III tI,e
little business pcl'll.,'; and within reach Tue
various Conferonro Committees reported On tht
Appropriation bills ta their l.ansls, aud al ,.,,-
derstan,liur was arrived ut with tho asuatc
npoh all matters o. a!nrfcace. IN tio ue'lefal
Appropriation bill Wlncs' salary was restored,
md several wrong things ,nutlo right.
1hia hIlt conta,us somo very ohiection.
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4 5.ycas.old virl, lost IN slinnetota woods.
bud the Kpud suIiss to hang bits VI her tlrcys IN
discovery, after she hal lived four days gu
berries anl Wild on!Uns.
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4rniNarIELD, ILL.,, May 01.-Senators Do
T4auy, Merritt, aud Mcdowell nlcd protest
aga!uat The enactment o. the Military Code.
Tho Conference Committee rcpur,cd having
l,armonlzed the ucncrai Appropriation md Levy
hills. Tie Scnato coucurred In the report.
The following Bills wcro paused:
House rlll G73, amending Scc. 80 Of mn act to
Incorporate MIL govern fire, marine, mid ot!cr
insurance companies doing business IN this
State.
House Bill SGT, rcncal1ng The net amending
Sees. IS an.l 20 Of tho act In regard to loreible
entry ntd letainCr.
iiousc BIIl OH, amending Sec. l OF MI act to
scrurs FREQ passa9e Of fish In alf tho waters Of
IL House Blll 524, allowing O. NJ. Hatch st7l.1o,
bnlancc Of salary and elcrE:hirt.
House l3t1 Ut, rrvslng the law in relation to
nfcinl bonds, mud requiring such builds, to be
iiuase Bill eeo. amending tho keetstry Law.
II reads:
IL II snac,<d. .Thut Sec. ! OF an act entitled ran
fsaud,,leMt voting" be- amendea 80 Al to read NJ
'Tnc peraous authorized by law, OF pno1ntcd rur-
nny iown city ordinance 10 net ~ Judges
nriuspcctnra Of ELECTIONS any tow,~ city, or Watds
sbslt Constitute uoafu of Registry tor tolr
spectlye towns. Cities wasds, A'.trtct@. or p.n.
SIsssa1 a ns sns sa ss q seo ''es Se
| +. M, snti procccd to mike \ TIT, ns herr.
matter prescribed, Of nl nrfs.,n' qaal1aea and en-.
s!,ststct Of which they arn Judges nnd nspectors:
| which 1al, when completed, ahnli constitute and
election district. In rleetion otstsicts IN towns
which lie shnIty within tho limits ot an ,ncospor.
ntcd city, register OF electors shall ho made'lor
nlt elections, whether general. speclai, local! OF
municipal. in tho san.c manner NJ hescu provided
| in thu caso Of Suite elections.
| All acts or parts Of ncts ,acohsatent acfcHHh
| hut11 rnuNun1,
House Bill rs, preventing removal Of signal
| lights from bridges. ....
House Bill 4ls, providing for tho manner Of
sssulug warrants on Treasuscrs and otlcr officers
1t rcu1s:
BE It Enacted, That warrants, payable On do
| maud, shall hereafter be- drawn anil issued upon
tl,o Tscnsurcr Of tits Sse Or Of any county. town.
| ship, city. nchoo! atatrtct. Or othrr municipal
corporation, against any find In bis hands, only
when. at tho time of tlsc drawing md Issuing Of
warns tst" 81 s1 os .aesnt t. moax %aS saa II
That whenever there ia no money in tho Treasury
other municipal corporation to meet nnI dctray ttig
ordinary and necessary exrcusea thereof. i hllnll
w to9p ,9:ia' 92 seSe s'Ss ..e e
warrants may DO drawn and issned aealust, and IN
lev.ru by Baii nuthorlsles for Tho payment OF tho
ordinary anl necessary exocnaca u any such nu.
a en I'D tx evy
ti.at warrants drawn and stuca under tho provis.
ions Of ths acctton ss1a'i show pon their face th9t
lcctcd, md mt othoswlsoi nnI anal By received
bv any Collector OF taxes in payment OF the taxcs
aai.st whseh ss wsrrants aTo drawn sbasi bo &c:
All jurors certificates shlii hereafter be issued In
House Bill! sa7, amcadtng Att. ". Of au net to
establish u CumIntttue Of Anucals.
House Bill 11U, repeal!ng tho act tn relation to
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Mothers: your child may hare worn1sl Then, BY
All means uas "Hr0wm'H tesmifnYe Con,dta. z"
Thcy nts ths best, 4ursat ind most pleasaul ssul-
edy known Avoid eeuh.atfe.ta- Piles, ~ cents.
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LOCAL THEATRES.

At llaverly's this cvcn!ns Lester Wallack
closes Ills successful engagement IN thls city,
a,t OH Tuesday next ho starts for San francis-
60, where l,e plays ut the California Tllcatre.
Tic length ot tha onGaye,ncnt ttleTa will tiu
pcud entirely Upon tho nla1uer an which tlle
star is received. Tllu probability Is tlut It will
not exceed five wee1;s. Then ho will return to
New York, take his summer vacation, md will
open nls theatre some ,imo III September.
On Monday evening, at llaycrly's, "i'llss,
the Child Of the slerras." will be presented
With siiss Annio pix!ey, a.r. ). F. Menonongh,
NJ. Gov Murphy, M.i F. D: WILSON, MIss .. Sat, u
tho cast.
Mias Louise pomeroy this evening closes her
euaaceniunt at Houlcy's. Thu play has been
''Ti.e Adirun.iarks," nnst the BUSINESS bus bren
light. Next week tho manager ut this Aousa
presents "Plnafore,'n. playcd by children.
And a. uanlin's 'rlleatro sflltou Nopics 1risl
rcttrs III fuYor vi George Thompson with bis
"takoup.n
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Mn. wta,lows soothln. sytan, y M - nst..e
Iiep T. rs 81 II sEE;tIs Ea ~ u ssn1 A'da D'
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hSofy pess0n snsee e r.. sta
Iusth. il. superiority u = se'''sa ''
Avoid eypute5{ults.
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TIE EDDY ORGAN RECITAL,

THE EDDY OltGtAN RECITAL.
Tile ntncty-seyenth oE tic series u Mr.. Ed
dy's organ rccita's will be given this noon at
Hershey Hall. The programme includes S!las'
Sonata III + maIor, on. SO; N'cltzmRnn's "Pcrpet-
lii! canon OH H ~ C.H5,AAAl,dante oppressive"
anl "Choral Fuguo" on ''War nur lien lEoben
Gott 1aesst waltcn y; piuttfs "Celcbrasl.,n Of
l'cntccust ~; Bacn's s'Pnrttto uiycssc' On
HChrIst, der Du bst der hello lag u; rolckmar's
guna,n III n fat, %. III; West's Fansasie III L
1utroy; Liszt's Oncrtosium u from the u Hun
Earian Coronation Muss"; ansl Votgtmaun's
- Cuucort Piecr y In c ntDor, op 3. Mrs. Mar
shall Dutton will sing Governs song, q Never
Again." and Campat,a's No1nanaz, Canto
glamour"
THE SECOND w1LuEI.a1J CONCERT.
The sceoud atll last Wtfhclm1 concert Will
bo given this evening at McCorolick Hail. The
urogruHtno Ii much better than the tlrst, Rs will
be seen:
l. "Matchc llonosose"..., -. ...sehnbert-Ltszt
Mr to0rich.
1,rs. Ss;f.
.. raraphraso Of Chopin. t'l:omanza u. .Wllholm]
!, ..rbo nu,.ot 1enscs ~, H"s'"o: .spoul,o,.x
III. Vogrieh.
u e'''''A'' ..'':Nii:. liz: iyiii;imu. ''' ''' " ' -
Aaes;: ;!,: s$Sssa'i s* s"i ii: 'jiiiie 'sa
IF. hH0Fr.
u A's'r u. 1a: Ii.iSsia and III; Vcorici.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29
New Yessi s;TeCubnc!scrS,

UTICA, 4. Y, August 2>.-Tho Groeutack
Convention Wss called 10 o1Gor .: 10 o clock hi:
morning, and the committee on permanent or.
ganzslion ported for Chairman Commodorf
Wiism VOORHEES,, of Roc!ilaad, with list Of
thirty-tnrec Vico presidents.
NJ. Foo!hls WAS dcnounI2i Oh the floor as
national bslser snd SIS "a wolf il tho rJld"
Mr. Ferguson CT Troy, moved thst tho name
of ex-Assembly man George Il. Williams, OF
Os~ego, be substituted .o7 that Of Mr.. Vcorhis
Mr.. Voorhis admitted that lie wss nation al
banker and WAS hUre 10 help tho party smash
tie national banks. tic was III favor Of destroy.
ing the national 5sni; currency and substituting
the g,eenbsckS for i! lie said no did not want
sn olice aud would Ios tako one. Crest ap-
pisuse end excitement 70 lowed.
hr. Costello thonahl Mr.. Vocrhis Was n riin.
ion of Ismmany, AID moved as ID Gmandment,
that temporary chairman Graham DC elect d
permanent Chairman.
Mr.. Williams, Of Oswego, declined . be
elected permanent chairman.
e vote by nye9 and nays was ordered, which
Tss cemll ted by 40 The vote atuud, Voor.
his %. Graham 50. Williams H., scattering 20.
The election of Mr. Foorhis So permanent chair
man waa I0nd0 unanimous sm1 tAc Widest IN.
roar.
Mr.. Voorhis wss violently app!auled and hiss-
cd as he took The chair. Ne said 10 would pre-
side IN Il fair manner, &1i had TO Candidate 10
urge. 10 axe to grind. lie denrnnced the STATIC
ment Ias.dc to ths eifoc! that he Was no-king il
IN t1e interest OF h particular candidate
Tho organization 81 thu convention WAS then
completed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29
FOREIGN VIEWS.

The L5IGc0 Tines says The shipments o.
! iron On Wednesday included small quantity
Of pig for t.ms,ica, which is q1te novelty ic
the trade.
Tacrc was strong gale at Queenstown yes
terjaY. The transatlantic steamers. which al.
rived there from Liverpool. reported thas they
| experienced very hai weather acd were delay
ed some hour.
Floods arc again reported from various parts
| OF Eo2Iani aud Wales. Reports Of tho harvest
are Galy more leplorable. Al several places
there has been thirty hours steady and cIntiu,
u9u5 ralc.
The French government has declared itself
ready TO appoint special commissioners TO act
in ooCcert with American commissioners for DO
go,latiog treaty 0! commerce between France
and The i. s.
The s.. Grlhard turuel is rapidly approach.
Jog completion. -Four Thousand men arc noR
engaged upon it. Eleven buodred ard thirty.
five metres rcmain TO be bcred. The luonel
| vi! probably be ioishod by the end of the year.
Ole thousand cotton operatives have struck
in Glasgow. Csc Of tho largest employers at
S:osy Bridge has agreed TO temporarily with
draw the notice CT fvo per cent reduction of
the wages Of cotton operatives, and it is hoped
shat Other employers wi fellow lis example.
The CZirEi;cl has visited Sweden TO cndea
vor to icduo5 The kjrg to maintain Neutrality
IN the event Of serious complications with The
pacsIavlSs arising. 1t is said tho CE4roR2
has already uDsucces:iuy sought the interpo.
a'ii>n of two CT the great powers.
\ Paris dispatch saya: Besides tue aun6uoce.
m2ot relative 10 the appoiuineut Of conm;s-
s'nncrs the uCVtment Tor treaty Of commerce
with the Uuitet States seems otherwise to be lie
a!5ir way to suc,ess. Twenty Eve chambers Of
commcrc, in France, including those at Paris,
Lyons, Bordeaux aud MarstiIlea have vote
r.soiu:lotS favorable to such treaty.
\! meeting If tho ss'ccia;ed chaintcr5 OF
com m"rec Of this United kiogdom. At Belfast,
ycsfc!dsr, resolution was passed, on motion
OF Nj. Wright, representative from Burning
HaD. to memorable tho goVcramaat for the
appolatmeat CT parliamentary committee to
liGI!re INTO the ttf c. OF the depreciation OF
silver upon the commercial interests Of Grea,
b'iar, and 10 a3asi4tr what i! apg, esis,a-
tivi ao;iJn il desirable thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29
Scientific AsSGciatten.

SARATOGA. N. Y, Aug. CA. the oren
ing OF tie ecGe5al a,s,icu OF the Association
for the Advancement q Seien2a Ills morning
eighteen new mGnhers Haro clsosej.
N. Odo SHlevr, Tic Rl3saa astronomer
was introduced 70 he Association aad made
few remarks txpress!rg his pleasure 81 his n
PRODUCTION !o the boJy, and spoke Of his er-
racd to this country and of his confident ex
pectatIon OF obtaining here Superior telescope
for use 10 his observatory ct Pul:own.
hter the general sccticn had closed section
b was called to order By the Wee Pre-, ident.
The first paper read ~as by M.. G. Y. Rllsy
OF tha u. S. laSect Commission, Oh the Phi
losophy Ct The transformation Q! butterflies
from lsrVa aud chrysai;s.' Il was illustrates
BIZ numerous drawings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

fS@, EASILY INCURRED, TERRIBLY ODsrr,
MATHS ihouma:isu. Even a. thc outset, tho
ordinary r"'Hedns a;e frequently powerlpss TO
cope WITH II. ihls is mere particularly tho case
when Is tecdcE T.. lis inherited. It should DO
comGattcd bGfCra II rluoa,Hs chronic, When
the first t"inges are iot, recourse should be hsd
10 Eostett7r's stomach Bittars, depu1ont which
eApels from tho blood those irritating principles
which, ty contact Cause Inflammation sud pain
il the muscles and joints. Poisonous medicines
which ere usually administered for this disease,
but VII ch, ia Slight overdose, may terminate
it by destroying lite itself, should bs avoided,
and this ssts snd lncra effective medicine used
| Instead: Thoaa disorders Of tho bowels, stom.
sch and liver which frequently accompany rheu
| mstic and gouIy aii.- ents are invariably re.
| mc:cd hy thi. excellent botanic corrective.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29
From S0astl slslcr!ca,

NEW YORK Aug. % --Tne Ccargo d'Afr.ir:
OF Peru s:y8 90 credi; shcrd be eivcn to the in
tlmsilon that that country is rsc5utiog It's foIcs!
By the employment OF Gambia! rarases to b:
armed with plis3Dcl arrows. lie cosms i
almost idlo 20 eCGtradc; TIC report. IAe hu
mane !DaureI in wti9h Peru has carried en- ths
|ar, and her treatm ct OF he prisoners made
by her which has been characterized by tht
CHILEAN government Itself os courteous delicate
aod seneroua, is suGici2D. u,i1sGss that sht
would not employ any suoh nesDs OF warfare
fur berm0re Peru is aot recruiting at all, tn.
government at Lima having Issued circular Il
tho projects ct the various departments that II
more troops arc needed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29
Secretary Sherman.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 2Q.-Sccr3tary Sher.
man stated 10 g reporter OF Inc Commercial
10 regard TO he charges published that be he'd
appointed Confederate scldi,rJ a1d his OWL
relatives 10 tffc', that The charges were false
Re.eTriGR to the names menii1rct, &c sid
Pitucy was ia tfico waan he became Stcrs
tary. d. ". WiIsUa was neither rcla;iGc by
blood OF n!;yTi2cc. lie was q caLtain in the
Uuion army, CGti vas ia efficient officer. Frank
Bernard, .PlliU Geek in the Treasury Depart
m-nf, married Ale? Barley, riacs Ct Secro
tGr9 odgr1an'5 =. lie Gii not dismiss Bernard
CO lh.t aac2uss. Roger Sherman Bernard
hid &c ci!Jr, al charge. M7. LsCpo.j, who
G!a!ra2 Cis'a.; rciii;va q the Secretary,
w2s appointed 3)n:il i3sioGrr Of TIC Freedmen 8
Eaak ~ G,u. Gte5;. liz nepacg, J3ha
Shtrasa, jr, UE1 w5s aGpa!stcd By Gen.
Grant ;Gorshsl If Nv hItxi:o. receives s.l.
aiy OF ab3u! $1,000 Al far carriages sna
forage. tho S.1Il,.iy US able - pay for his
uwo csrI;sgo an? irtCsl ii. own forage, which
lie does. Tho Secretary stated mphalcaIIy
ih&t 10 iai ne5c! a?p3l0icG q relative Of bis,
either By t!oCd CT marriage, 20 Office since be
catered public life. as 10 Uolt4dcSates, be
believed 10 apyn!GI;a$ good rcpup!icacs, even
Il they had served IL Tic COIL dc7G,e EIm?;
he should certainly arpoiot th'n il rrefareuc,
10 Con! adcra.c degi2tr.t3. lie did rppoiut
GeG. WltheIs 70 Is ten p2ga?y position 10 the
loan division, IS he General besides ccuuiesc
log IN the results o! the wa7, WAS capable, and
mao ct charsC:Cr.
MI. Hathaway. cGi:9r Of : republican, paper
OF Norfolk, Vs,, Vas opp3iaLeG nighl Inspector.
upon the rtcom 9oda;i2a @! the collector
OF customs at taat place. IS TO Co., Nosty anG
the othct pcrsars uaGied. the Secretary was 10
70 way respc; s.aic iG7 thsir appointment. Macy
OF thcll ha7;ng bees Appointed BY Gao. Grant.
Ih2 ssc7ct-rg v1ed'f,T. believed ia. aud hsd
uniformly sc:et up 10 III, law giving the pre-
t"rencs OF appo!n!ncnt, other thiogs b,iog
'qlna, to UeioG sol!i2r:. No U1io1 soldiers
had been discharged hg him ,x1ops Tor good
cause shown u2an The rceJsd or ior the lick Of
40 approximation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29
Price of Coal,

\ 'ariaIy attended nee,iog of the operators
.; Tia Schnykiil coal r.lion vas held ycster
doy AFTERNOON Wien the following prices
TT! agreed upon for tho lioe ADD city
trace: Lamp and steamboat. $l75; broken,
81 50; egg. $l.95 stove, $40, and chestnut,
81 3D. Th's' prices show decline Of 20 cents
per ten on lump. steamboat and troken; 25
Goats Oh egg and Chestnut G1d s. cents on
Stow. = circular to this CT c. viii be issued
to-H5T:o@. The harbor plCes will sl5o bn re-.
duoed 81 follow: Lump, steamboat aud bro
ken. 50; egg So p; stove, 1856; chestnut.
- 20. aDd pea, 81. The local market ia we'll
stocked. the supply at tho RichmoId coal
Th.lv'S assrogaiias nearly Is 600 tons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

LADIES, READ THIS CAREFULLY.-Wc have
Jul: succeeded 10 purchasing a large lot OF Hsm
hn'G i.t2logs aud lnsertlngs st auction, ADD
OFF, thrm Tor sale CT prices that will astonish
sou all. There is about 200 pieces il 900 yards
OF elegant styles and deslgDs. ard they will, no
doubt, be !un of quick. Call and examine
thoui. ISAAC EICHBERG,
is7 Successor to Siaymsker Go,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

TN THOUSAND STEEP LOST H. L. B.eoh.
or, 500 Of Henry Ward B5ccher, left k.rn
c,nptg, Cil.to;na, 10 charge OF seven bands Of
sheep belonging to General Bsalu. Ga starting
the lumber waa 1860. Du!iog hs trip Ct
$50 nliies 10 0GI peri-bed, nsioly 10 crossing
ioc AIDS desert, over which they travelled for
usht days AID ulshta. fading 90 water for the
ao'mss. Tie whole d!stsnc= travelled was about
coo nlIc', occupying three months. General
Bses.w 5 CT.rad SIS 0)0 for tho entire uuubar
al led" pecdcuce, which be refused, as be was
to get 80 50 pr head st Salt Lake. His spec,
lIanoa h2s proved lJss CT several thorsard
JJI2.a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

GRAND FALL UrENING Tie fl 81 Grand
Opening OF Piece UoG65 "a nt9 featured sill be
gwen hlondsy. Sept. IT, at the establish nett
OF 5. Waterman 4 SyD. Oven tAteo huoGred
designs tc select from. To Il, rot gvs this
Opening to compel any p5is5a 0 bug, bu. there
by to let the people sec the immcusa stock e
goods wo carry, O1irgt to The suac.ss of inar
chant tailoring last sc.:o1 w. h,yc laid 10 6
stock OF piece goods net to tie found south oi
New York. We want it remembered .hst these
goods shall be made TO order aa Z very sm eli
advance On ready mado clothi0e, eivicg ono
and all first class f., aGd goods maze hy csIy
competent wOrkmeu. st small advance OIL
what purchasers have been p.SiCg Tor ready
made COOS. Como and witness TIE cgc1icg.
Respectfully. S. WATERMAN 4 Son,
-. T.it.rs AGA C.DkhIrra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, August 90, 1879.
foE The Middle AtIau,io States warner, claar
o. psr II cloudy weather. light variable winds,
mostly from toe southeast TO southwest, sta.
t:onary or falling barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

AVOID tie very appearance OF heat by havirg
your stoves stored apd kept until wioter at
Sian35uTys, cor0cr OF King and Ccumhus St.
''sil snd SEQ their nav revolving Top Cook
Stove. nv13
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

Tbs Ljldon TINES bas he'd 81 actions for
libel brought against /: siuce 1872 10 ii cases
the plaintiffs absaioGed the action btforo trial,
aud IN recovered no DAMAGES. Ia these IS
5c.ions the expenses nf The Tines auourted 10
&C.. ECO. aid o9iy Gl30 was recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

CHURcH DEDICATION. The Akx2nlna
Catholic Beneficial Society, at . pscci!Gg held
last night, resolved TO tm9'0y & iull baaa c:
music tc- the trip TO Manassas, 1ex! Sunday.
TO attend the dedication 81 the Clufoh there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

NEW DES1GNs.-We have purchased a: que
iion asrSc lot OF lac, curtains. By the yard
aod iac pattern at much under their value AID
W! sell them off cheap. Call early and take g
lock at them; curtains az 81 so q pair, worth
SO ISAAC EICHBERG's,
Nv Successor TO Slaymaker Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

1HE VERY SCARCGST ARTlCLEIS TEE MAR.
EET.-Navy Blue Polka Dottea CshcOes cnd
Percals just received al |. EIcnBEG's,
LIZ Successor 10 Slayn.kar 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

EBRTILlZ GkS-For tho tali seeding vo Of
T. fer WiTrICHEh'S EQUITABLE FER.
TlLlZERS and BONE MEAL. eua1sutecd
purity [susE9l HhRM0N x SMITH
A LWAYS IN STOCk-A fail li1c # Staple
IA and Fancy Groceries: FRESH Eruit:. which
We deliver pr omp pity 10 sny p-rt OF me city.
sug29 HARMON 4 .,Mi'I-
NHOlCE NEW YORK BUTTSn received
~ o.dsy. [au2S1 R.W AFNEY, Z:6 E:npsi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

IRON MANUFACTURES The Rchin0ot
WHICH says: 'h!I our iou iGaouiactcriCa arc
hard ct work wth full iJ!c, Of hands.
Now is the trmc for ACX,nir;a let 40 iron
lurpaca be tniit Of 0Lc,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29
AUCTION sALEs.
~ CHeal & Lucas. AucL;oncers

n
Is. 'iKIUE Of deed OF trust, executed hv
The oh dsv efpe5e: and wife bearing date 81,
S Gers office Of the Corporation Court for tbs
the ts s oI haeS5snd.ia Va Hber No S. pags 46S
cne suoss oers IS trustees OF The German %.
opeerstivn Building Association, No. 3 Of a, Sp.
1 peetats " VIII! by order oftho Bosrd Of b.
coed 70 oo, 'h h ssla Association, duly made pro
fos iase day Of sep!,mber, 1873 a.tweysm IN
in tSe O es the ~ Hsrket Building on Royal street.
ing described property, to vii: ''''' 'No 'o''0"'
BHi n TS AT ,5 hop OF GkoUND, with tho
ands situated tho west sde of Rovo ~ srso,
psweea hlns g and Prince streets in front on
noy a. isfees ~ fsst inches. more or less, and
o. less with The right CT way over an alIs;v fone
10. wv wac extending along tho south line Of said
nov occupied by Clsrissa WASHINGTON.
Terms OF Sale: Cash on the CAV of sale.
PARK AGEEW,
JOSEPH KAUFMAN. lTrustees
a- GEORGE WISE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

BARREcUE.-The Leblaon TURNER'S CUB
held grand picnic and bG.oeclc at Masoo' 3
Hill yesterday. Tne exercises wcyc kept 10
during several hou.s, and wy c: ,yap!o iiuie
vas bad,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

tie Ch!c'go Tribute says that Vanderbilt;
his virtually obtGias1 coutrol Of the Union
faci!o, aud that the change Of the ownership
III the MANAGEMENT Of tho road will sooa be-
GENE apparent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29
WINES AND LIQUORS

We dosire to inform the public generally that
We have in store and constantly receiving tho
following well-known brands OF IMPOBrEU
BRANDY, WINE and CHAMPAGNE:
10 cases Dupre e Co.'S. st. Julica Bordeaux
Clarets.
6cases Hedsiock s. Cos. Rains Dry Mono,
pole Champagne, Qusct9
cases Heds!ecG s. Cos Reims Dry Mono
pole Champagne, pnts,
III cases l. Landsborgor s. Cos. California
Caampagne quarts and pinLs.
casks Guinnesa Stout, Burks's Boiling.
casks Bass Pale Ale
acssks j. q 4. Tonnaars Glasgow Paio klo
Gonzalez, Byaas & Co.'S Fine oherros Bar.
gundy Ports and Msdelras; Renaul. & Cos.
Cognsc Brandy; j. j Meder & Zoon's Sclae.
dam Gin; hehsn's Irish and Kams.y's s)co:rn
Whiskys; Jsmscs, London Dock and ST. Croix
humi California Port; Sherriss aad Sweat An
gelics Wines; Thompson's Pure Rye, Gioson's
Cabinet xxx aud Y, and Bourboa's Wits.
ky, &c, &c.
Ali OF the above goods guar aaioci pare; put.
chased since tho recent docllae, and of icsL
hands enables US to SILL st small MARCIA over
Importers prices. HARLOW s. BROS.
Wholesale Groesrs and Commission Msrch antss;
mvZ9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

CONSERVATIVES COMMITTEE The c@nsctYa,
tive c3uuty cJun!i.Icc vii nec. 80 >i2nd :
niXt to determine CT tno Ip3GO aGh llua 81
selecipga candidate ior the House u DI!"gst1s.
1t is understood that Is maj5li'y tie members
OF the committee favor . primary ceo'ioa Is
the mCuCS Of Cnn;cn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

House TnEyING The stable ii III. + H.
Daugeliinld who sidas on WASHINGTON s.tea'.
between Duke ard PrItc, streets. WAS catered
las; night and q valuable nar3 stolen there
from. The matter wss plac ID in tho hands o!
officer Jsmes Saith, but so az az heard iron
90 c.uo to the thief has bctD discovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29

LEM JAR*-QusrLor and half gallon Gem
~ jars rcceiEec to- day, August 29. 1879. by
arg - j. @ IIRIIRN