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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

ONE of the private schools in Wash
ington this year held its annual exercise
and distribution of prizes in river
steamer, which ran down the Potomac
some thirty miles and returned. This Is
an improvement over warm, badly
ventilated halls. In California COM
mencement exercises are some times held
in the open sir.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03
OFT, In the SILLY Night.

Scotch AST.
Oft, 10 the Silly night, s... at
Ere sluulber' s chain has bound me
Fond memory briI gs the light ID sT.s
OF other days around me-
The smiles, the tears IlA b.
OF boy hoOd's years,
Ths WORKS of those then sDOkeni .ss4
The eyes that snOns,
Nov dimned and gone, "a 81
The cheerful hearts now brokenI
Thus in the St lily night,
Ere slumber's chain has bound me,
Sad rnemo-y brings the light 3
OF other days around me. ell.
" hen I remember all .f
Inc friends, so linked together, li
I've SCI n around me fall, 40 81
Like leaves in vintry weather. ~
] feel like one ..F ..F s-,...fs
f Who treads alone
some bsnquet-hsll deserted, ,-.
-.l.I !. hose lizhts are fed ,itl-i-t 80
Whose eaIllnds dead, fue-,.y
And all but he departed
Thus in the stffiy night,
F,e slumber's chain has bound me,
Sad memUry. brings the light asa
& OF otner days around me-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03
Rau Geufly here.

...t.-. N Venetian Air s13N~ o. 81
Row gently here, my gOndOiier; 50 softly wake the
u uoi an ear on earth may hear, but here's to
AH -bovn ve Glide. -a sc ~ Htu
hss1sn but tongues to speak, as well a. starry
e1 s;nI THAT tales 'twould have to tell Of wan
dering youths like mel
Nov rest thee here my gondOlier; hush, hush, fol
tn Climb R Won light baIceny's height, while thou
keep'st watch below.
AMI aid We take for heaven shove but half ssch
oai rs a. We -,
lake day and night for vonan's love, what angeii
we sEso uld bel 1li fC a31hfis sie fii4'
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

IN Stockholm and other Swedish cities,
the police now arrest men who are accus'
toned to annoy and insult women in
the Streets. and such offenders are
made to pay fine of about twenty-five
kroner (about So, Snd their names,
residence and profession are published
in all the journals under the head OF
s'disturbers of the peace of women
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

Mr.. EDISON, it is reported, after spend
ing 80 much valuable time and means
on the elaboration of his theory offthe
electric fight, hiss dropped it and decided
to adOptthat OF Mr. Wallace OF AnsOnis,l
Goun
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

TIE large collections stored. in the
vaults of the Smithsonian institution
are in fair way to become exposed to
public view one of these days, work haV-
ing begun on the national museum, for
which congress appropriated $780, 600.
The building is to cover two and a half
acre., and viii be finished next spring.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

The postoface department at Wasn-
ington L testing a new caneeIing stamp,
which ia considefed by many st the de-
partment as the best thing that has ever
been tried. The csnceling agent is heat
The stamp is heated by tiny gas jet
within the handle. The impression
made is very distinct and can not be
re,onved
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

A MAN who had no luck at mining in
Colorado found himself in Denver with
only little of his originsl capital left.
He had large brick made OF wortt.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

NKET ,HALl1d
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

"Thsnk you, A." said Roblsrd,
with a sigh. Fancy my needing the
pretection of the police However, l
will pay your man whatever is wanted (;
he must be absolutely at my disposal
like servant.
"You have grown rich, then ?" asked
Monsieur A., with smile.
"No, but make some money by my
books" replied the communist, coloring.
{" So much the better" continued the
official in the same vein OF banter then,
suddenly changing his tone: s l say,
Poblard. tell me the truth what became
of Us papers, for they were never
found p
Z. How can 1 tell ?'' replied Roblsrd
With a scowl. 81 suppose you, too, will
accuse me of having taken them. Do l
& No; but now 1 come to think of
f. YOU have been leading a pretty
EXPENSIVE life in your exile" rejoined
Monsieur A., pointedly. &" You
have travelled ell over America and the
continent you have been subscribing to
so-cslled patriotic funds. We have even
had to stop gift of money which you
had sent to some political convicts in
New Caledonia. AL that is pretty well
for an author, Ell !" -.
aPosIbly! But authors are not beg
ears in these days." answered Roblard,
svasively. He was irritsted, and Mons
sieur A--did not think fit to pursue
the subject. He left the room, and
having rung for the detective about
whom he had spoken to Roblard-
sleepy.looking, middle>sged man.
psmed Trouillot- that worthy bis
instructions. He wound up BY whls'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

PLEASANT TRIp. "A number Of geullemeu,
including several city officials took trip up
the river as far as Georgetown aud back, last
evening, on tho steam yacht Ella. The TIP
was made on the Invitation Of Col. McAlistcr,
the owner Of the yacht. a former resident OF
Lsesburg, b1t lately of Baltimore. The Ella
is 8 most beautifully gotten up little boat
handsomely fitted ont for comfort uud pleasure,
and makes au average speed tf about ten miles
sn hour. As sho sped along yesterday past
the wharves she attracted much attention, aud
tho party 90 bosrl we're the recipients Of tte.
uuent cheers from the lockers on. The boat
was built 10 Philadelphia for q gentleman Of
wealth, tu. has for soms time been running IS
sort OF hsrbor ferry boat 10 Baltimore harbor
She left this morring for Washington. Col.
MoAlIister, who was formerly we'll known 10
this seoiiou, is a most courteous and agreeable
gentleman and served gallsctlg duriuR The
late war, under Gen. Stcrliog Price, 10 the
West
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

The CANAL A portion Of the masonry
supporting the waste way on the Alexandria
Canal, just North Ct -Four Mile Run, COM
manosd 10 giga way yesterday morning, aud,
for time threatened serious trouble. MIR.
Samuel Monroe, the efficient collector of the
canal, vas. however, speedily on the spot with
forco Of Iaborers and averted tho dagger
Finding that the foundations of the masonry
had been washed out BIZ the lato rains aud that
to repair Tho wasto way would consume about
teu days. suspeDding navigation for that Tins;
it was determined to Gil up tho way aud mako
the wastagc at Georgetown. This was speedily
done and tho canal was not closed to boats.
Tho bridge .crcss the Aqueduct has been
repaired.
One Of the lock gates Oh the q. Il o. canal
about seventy i've miles above Georgetown.
gave way co Monday while the steamer Lowell
vas passing through. NJ greut damage was
done, although boats were detained several
hours.
4 leak 10 the patent drop gale, six miles
from Georgetown. has beeu discovered, and is
being repaired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
Final Notice TO the Holders Of Bonds
Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company.

T1NDgH the Plan Of Reorganization. ralia-
~ ed By tn. decree Of tbs Court. lao tina T..
which Boudho.dera should DO allowed u par
ticipate III the benef:s ofths Plan. By ths ca
to the discretion Of Tho Purchasing Committee
More than three years having passed snce this
right was given. and more than nins.tsnths Of
the Bondnoder5 having converted their Bpnt,.
the Committee, desirous Of closing thor l.bors,
hereby give notice that the right OF converting
Bones aud receiving Preferred Stock will tor
inmate on tho 30th day OF June. 1879
Circulars giving Inform Atom how the CONVEX
ton ia made can be had At theoH of the Nor:h
ern Pacific K. X. Co, No. % Fifth avenue:
New York.
The original stock will bs e1ch ange1 for
stock under the plan up to the same time.
FREDERICK BILLINGe,
Jsnl.w en- Chairman Purchasing Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
NOTICE TOSTATE TAX
l. PAYERS.

I1UHsUEeF CEICe,
Alexandris, Va, May Nth, 1879.
All persons who hsve 10, pr their St.ls
taxes Tor tie year 1873. will please take mott -
that am required by law 10 ciose my accounl=
by juno the lst. All bills remaining unpaid on
III at day shall be required TO collec! according
10 law. The cspitstion tax 10. tho year 1873 must
be paid by Wednesday the Plat inst. t. enL,!!e
persons 10 vote st. the municipal election "a
Thursday next. For the accom- mo lslion of tax
payers l vii! keep my cffi:e open on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from to 8
D. m. All persons requiring q state liconse t.
do business will please Ike notice ID st sey mu:t
present at this Office the cert fc.ts &C the Gem
missioner oftho Revenue AID pay The amount! du-.
a failure TO do go renders tho person liable to
indictment for doing busiosss without licshae.
NJ. Z. HARLOW,
mYl7-f. City Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
kOC8k EU-S.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, May II, 1879
For the Middls Atlantic States RAPIDLY r!s'ng
preceded on the eoast by falling barometer,
warm southerly shifting to decidedly cooler,
brink aud high northerly Winds, cloudy or palt
~ cloudy weather aud numerous rsuH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

lNCoRREcT.-The gentleman who reported
the recent republican caucus at Falls Church
desires to correct the statement that Me:s's.
Geo. ". Haaxturst ADD Amos Eek, lodepe1-
dent candidates for Comui. sioners otthe ReVe
que, wcro endorsed by that caucus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

The market to-day ia shade mora active.
Flour quiet snl easy. Wheat has slightly adVan'
cd 1850 bushels sold at ITO. Ill, lib. ia. ZIG
and 49, as to Quality. Cora is in ligh. receipt,
aad bu! SIC bushels w,re offered to-day. which
,o!d b! -. Nothing dcng in Ryo. anl ll5
bu.hsls of Oats brorgh! ~, which i: an advance.
Butter is shade lower Eggs ar1 lc better.
Country produce generally is in lish! receipt.
Wool is stronger, and We revise qu2tati,ac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
Funding Virginia Bonds.

As agents for the Funding Association OF the
United ts!es, the CITIZENS NATIONAL
BANK will furnish every facility for funding
all classes of Virgins Bonds. Console. feeiers,
&C., on precisely thu same terms ss the associa-
lion itself
spscisl information cheer:utiy given,
VIM. q. LAMBERT,
my 14-2swln Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

TO THE PUBLIC Notwithstanding the
stroug pressure for "cbtapcr" goods 10 which
most manufacturers havo yielded by lowering
both quality and prics. | have maintained the
highest standard of our product while reducing
prc,s by every Legitimate means. Tho people
are tired Of "shoddy" clothing. bought only
from necessity. and the country improvement
is evidenced by the growing demand for better
goods. For the spliog Of 1879 l baYo prepared
one OF tho choicest stocks of Stylish Clothing
ever produced, and my prices are as low as the
coat OF labor and material will permit. Terms
cash s. kATzENSTEIN,
$40 7th street, Washington, d. G..
Near Pennsylvauia Avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

BATHING AcOIDENT.-Whils a number Of
ais were bathing at the outlet cck of the
canal Yesterday evening ono Of thsn cut bis
head severely By striking sunkeu pile 10 div.
ios. He was brought 10 tow and received at.
tantiop,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21


A ISLANDER REFUTED. For some day d past
O funor seriously aff.uling the character Of q
member of the bar OF this city. has been given
widespread circulation The charge brought
agaiost him is not only 40 Infamous and cruel
fasehood, but has not everiho shadow Of fOuDda
ton upon which 10 rts:. nor the least lstlfca.
ton t5r ils orisip. Tho erileues to prove its
utter faIsity has been lrft at the tfho, OF ttis
paper, and lis earnestly hoped that every one
10 whose ear5 The slsuder has ccme and who
may desire to know tho truth will txtmlne the
evidence, which will remain at this ctf ,e tjr 60
iodedoate period. for public inspection. 1t
consists of the written statements ard oert6
Gates of Mears. Alex. Hunter, Geo l.. Sinp-
sou. Hcury Simpson +. F. Arnold, r. w.
Falls, f. E.. Dowoham, E. Waif I'D. Rev.
W. K. Graham, j. Z. Alexander, b. D. Stall
liogs, Nj. HotsoD. S. X. Field, Q. Fl. Schaaff
John Craven, &. T. S,snsbuly. P. Aitcbisop,
Geo. Daay, A. s. Dunn. Robert Z. LIE,
Clarence French, R. L.. Adams. c. t. Bges,
A. T. Ramsay, Wm Cowoc, j. ". Brogr,
Samuel c. Boush, John T. Sweeny. William
Murtsugb, Taylor Arnold. 0. G. WhiuIssey.
j. P. G. 0. Sipple. Wm. DJbis, sod tho Of
idavits OF policeman James Smith. Aaron
Hattou. Simpson McCookrelI and Fa5. Lee
They Would be published Wera it not that
they relate TO sub:ct that oyuld not With
proprlety ba put into the columns of news
paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

CIRCUIT CoURT FOR TIE COUNTY Judge
James Keith presiling.-Fowle, Sno%den Il
20. vs.. the A. d W. II. X Co; 10 chancary;
argum ent 10 progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

A Coop EXpEDiENr IL CIV n,e his been
found for the oh pump wis. -"n""' 81 WHICH,
though srcbel ov r hi r''u'I' ii s'r'Eu'
corners ip The r,'r ] cear ~ 'h 'rA , r"
being built for Mr. Mct'Irnrg. 40 Tie rurr
Of klrg and Wa:hinstoo ; re's "ss Il 'ei
by the late rains to su,h 30 tx cot ~ 10 ilt.r
fere With the wotkneu. NJ. B. +. P'loe, the
builder set about deyising plan to c,rry the
water OF ttf without the trouble OF bali!rg.-
lie happened to Ihitk Of the old pump which
used to stand on he corner, ADD after digging
dr.in uoder the pave eut, he was rewarded
By striking the veil aud seeing the water rap
idly disappear from the cellar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

EARLY Truck. The Norfolk steamers came
up this morning heavily loaded with truck aud
fruit. Among the freight was 1000 boxes of
strawberries Il is reported that green peas
will be sold 10 to uoIr,w's market at twontg
FIVE ornts mr. neck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21


W ARK authorized TO snnouncs B. SKIN
w NER As an independent candidate for the
office of Commissioner Of the Revenue Southern
District Of Fairfax county, who is opposed t.
conventions, rings. &c, &c, who will be thank.
full for Tho support u! MS friends. myl4-ts
rF,O TIE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
l. CITY.
In announcing nysel! So = candidate at thu
geEerst election for Superintendent OF Poles
before tan people. Il /, proper .hst | should
state the reasons Tor roy action. Il is sppsfen.
if three candidates contend for tho nominsiio
the successful 90 will ,! obtain = msjority of
sl the votes, end thereby fair choice even OF
the conservative voters will 30 defeated. There
is a'so large number Of voters who will be ex-
claded from participation IL the 'primsry. and
if there bs no opposition - tho nominee they
will have no voice whatsvcr IL the election,
which vrlu.il5 sill be in the hands OF small
minority. have, theI core, determined to be
candidate al the general election. and invokette
fsyorsbls consideration of my fellow citizens.
nv 8-to WESLEY MAKELEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

DEATH OF AN OLD CIrlzSN-Mr. VIZ. u.
Herbert, Oh old and we'll knowo citizsn Of tails
city, died ut his residence, % St. Asaph street,
to day. Flo vas local preacher of the Meth
odist Protestant Church, aud was very highly
respected by all who knew him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
CANAL CONN EROE.

Arrived--Boats Jno w Burke, q Fsile, h
Delsheld, O 4 Hooff, b Platte. B William
son, L l. Belts and j j Moore to Americsa
Ccsl Co; A sherman, + h Darbey and X a
Gormsn, to } p Agrew s. Co; Nora s. Willie
10 Georges Creek Coal and Iron Co.
Depa,ted-Bcsts G L Boothe. American Flag,
j w Burke and II Faile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

Strength, vigor. oheerfuluess, good appe'
tite, and the capacity to enjoy good square
meal is wat j. NJ. Lsrcquu's Anti BlIiou
Biuers do for you. Ifyou doubt, the proof is
easy. Try them. The osst is only 25o. paper,
or 81 bottle. All druggists sell them.
W. E, Thornton. Proprietor,
W&S Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

The MUNICIPAL ELECTION election
for municipal officers takes place to MORROW.
The polls will be opened at the usual places.
at sunrise aud be closed ut sunset. As It seems
to be generally conceded that the regular o,n.
seryslive ticket will DO elected, but little 10
terest is manifested aud there is 90 tX,itemtnt.
The City Treasurer will keep bis Office open to
night for the accommodation Of persons who
desire TO pay their caplts.lop tax. 10 order 10
voto. |. cannot b. paid 10 morrow. The
Commissioner Of the Revecu, ls issarg car
ti6ostes TO those young men who have come Il
age during the year aud who are DOT liable TO
the payment Of the tax. So far the republicans
have nominated 90 ward tickets.
WEDDING.-A large crowd assembled at the
Baptist Church. 10 this city, yesterday after
noon to witness the marriage OF Miss NJ. II.
MURRAY, daughter of Wm. Murray. esq, OF
this city, to Mr.. c. D. Hsnerley. q popular
young merchant, Of Lessburg. Va AS the
bridal party entered the Church @ beautiful
wedding march, from Mtz.rt. was rendered
h7 the orgatist. Miss Carrie Medley. The cere
mooy WAS performed 10 very impressive uau
ner by Rev. Mr.. Psnick. pastor OF the Church,
after which The happy couple received the
CONGRATULATIONS Of host of frccds at the resi-
denoo Of The brides father uotil O'Clock,
wheo they Left for short bridal tour carrying
with them the best wishes Of all Tor long
and happy life. with Just clouds ououzh to make
up beautiful and glorious sunset. The bride
was the recipient of many costly aod bsaulifuI
presents Among The many guests present
on the occasion was Miss Anuie Ridgeley
daughter OF s. K. Ridgeley, clq formerly Of
this city, but now of Memphis. Tenn.
CARRIER PIuEoNs- Carrier Pigeons
belonging to gentleman Of this city were
liberated ut L5nohburg, distant III miles, at
Sis a.m.. to day, aud they arrived at their cot
10 this city as f,llow: Oae at 1885 p. n, 2:lO
p. NJ. 2:225 p. IN. and two at 2:2G p. N. Tee
one that came at 2::25. bore the following mes
sage:
ARLINGTON HOUSE. LYNCHBURd,
May 81, 1879.
Editor Of, Gazette: Fac morning for Car.
tiers to fly. Good lima expected at our
Tobacco Fair" Town flooded with tobacco
aud farmers. Thursday We will elsot to Com
mon Cou0oil high scr COL ticket. Big excite
ment My regards, g.,
Q. r. HUMPHREYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

BACK AaAIN-Nr. Petar Pullman. who
left this neighborhood for Eoglaud some two
years .icca, has returned aud announces bis
ioteuliou to remain in Virginia for the rest OF
bis lite. He is disguised with Eogand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

Dr. J. B. Johnson, Independent candidate
for mayor, will speak at the corner OF King aud
Columbus streets tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
OFFICE.

MAYOHS OFFICE.
Un Alexandria. Va, Msy 81 1879.
Notice is hereby given that, in accordance
with the provisions Of section &c. chapter 8. code
of Virginia. 1873, ALL BAR ROOMS, SA-
LOOMS aud other places for the sale Of lntoxi.
from sunset Wednesday,, tho 2lst day Of May,
until sunrise on Friday, tina 23rd day of May,
and all persons ffjrdny against the provisions
of this order will be doslt with according to law.
For the better preservation Of order ON election
day, special policemen will be put on duty, un-
der the direction of the Captain Of Police.
my2l-Jt K. kEAPER. Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

- AREprA HALL-Wondert Attraction !!
~ For three nights only, commencing SAT-
~" ~ MA aiili
GIGANTIC GIFT CARNIVAL.
Valuable. and Costly Presents Given Away
Sets If furniture, Gold ard Silver Watches
S25 in Green backs, Groceries, Glassware and
hundreds Of presents given away.
Prof RUBIN, Famous WzaId, IN his Car
nivsl of Novelties.
Every body attending on the opening nigh:
v, Will receive an elegant album in addition to
Admisson-Gsllery. with l envelope, Csc !;
parquette, with envelopes. co..
CARD.-Madame Cora respectfully begs 10
intimate that all her gifts are costly and hand
some. and will be given away in 8 fair and i'm.
partial manner.
Furniture given away at Madame Cora's en-
tertainment purchased 8! Jas. 3. Muir s. Bros,
l44 & JAG King street. Siverwsre and watches
purchased at Geo. n. Duffsy's, 1911 King street
II other goods at principal stores in Alexandria
THE FASHIONABLE EVENT.
SAREPTA HALL-FRIDAY EVENING,
MAY Esd,
Under The auspices of the ALEXA. LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION.
The talented and beautiful Virginian.
AGNES HERNDON,
in her classic renditons and impersonations from
Shakespeare and other eminent authors.
On the above occasion will be given: The
Curse Scene from Deborah; The Famous Quar-
rel Scene from School for Scandal; The Balcony
Scene from Romeo and Juliet; The Letter Scene
from Macbeth ! The Flower Scene from 1ngomsr
and Psrthenis.
Admission Toe; gallery 25:; reserved seats
without extra charge at French's bookstore.
Box sheet open Wednesday morning. myl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

Avoid the very appearance of heat by having
your stCvas stored and kept u9lil winter at
StansbutY's corner OF King aud Columbus st.
Call and see thtir new revolving Top Cook
Stove. myl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

The greatest variety OF HATS. comprising the
finest and the cheapest, for old and youug, Of
the nobbiest styles and tho lowest prices OF s.
DEALHAM's, 81 King st., corner OF FairIsx.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTIOE.-Having
"A taken out le.ters of administration on the
estate Of the late JOHN B. WEBSTER,
this il 10 give notice to Ill persons indebted TO
said estate 10 come forward and make imm edi-
ate settlement. and sl those having claims to
produce thu same for payment.
JAMES F. WEBSTER
Iny154Hs Administrstor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

For New York custom made CLOTHING,
warranted not to rip. 500 s. DEALHAM. 62
King A.. corner of Fairfax,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

The b,st FLANNEL SUITS, at So. S.. $40 and
$l2. you will ind a. S. DEALHAMs. e. King
st.. coroer of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
CANDIDATES.

AL announcements must Invariably be paid for
IN Gdrancs. No notice '0iH be taken OF orders
thcy are 0cc0lnpaM!ed with the cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

There is danger for children 10 every msdi-
cine which contains opium in aoy form ADD we
therefore oheeIfully recommend Di. Bulls
Baby Syrup, which is warranted not to aoolaio
opistes or anything Injurious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

Police ITEMS. The following cases have
been tried since yesterday:
Julia Brown. coored, for being drunk and
disordery, On complaint cf Martha Batter. was
dismissed at complainant 8 ces:.
Fannie Grandson apd Harvey Carter. both
oolored, for dis,rdety conduct ard fighting on
the street, we're fined and held Tor payment.
Warren Jackson, colored, for 2bting Charles
Norton on the street, was feed and discharged.