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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Anvil i. 1890.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT white. 800 bushels. Red, 758 bushels.
CORN WHITE, $40 bushels. WGsd, 7S4 bushels.
OATS.-llS bushels.
kYE.--6 bushels.
BLACK PEAS-5O bushels.
BLACnEYED PRAS.-f Bushels.
BEANS 2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 322 bu'hels very good Lancaster
on private term,; 24S bushels very good mixed al
kl.4O; l44 bushels GOOD mixed at Sl.40; 81
bushels very god FuuZ al Sl.3o; i2i bushels good
Fuiz al Sl36; 30 bushels. very good Fufz
at Sl.S7; "a bushels Js1me Ful at Sl.3S: ~
has el; common Futz az Sl,32-total, zoos
bushels.
CORN White, 100 bushels very good on private
terms; SO hns hes good M SEE: 800 bushels good
at Sc. 374 bushels good at 57c; 100 bushels good
at 57c.--tOtal, $40 Dusbeis. Mtred, 300 bushels
prime Al 57c.; "a bush, Is very good al 56c.-toal
pa bushels.
OArs.-40 bushels very good sDring at 4ec. 2s
-nels good spring ~ 47c total, 80 bushels.
RYE.-6 bushels prime az soc.
BLACKEYED PEAS bushels on private terms.
BEASs.-2 bushels on private terms.
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Tho SnnrlS.

SECOND CONTEST FOR THE o'LEARY BELT.
NEW YORK, April 5.-The second contest
for the O'Leary belt commenced at Madi-
son.Square Garden At midnight, with eigh-
teen men on the track. including the negro
Hart, Ennis, Khrone, Merritt, and Faber.
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FURNITURE.

EURNITUREi FURNITuRE!-i&
II offer for sac geo SUITS OF Chamber Furni. -,
lure. m price from s23 10 500, from the oestT
,nan,ufae Dries East ana West. also or my own
sse foysther With iull line OF Psrlor, once, an
Kitchen Furni ur, ann eyerr article ~ the ru.u,
tire line Al.c, Cabinet Maker supple. Oh efe,y
III er,n,ion viii duplicate baltimore prices. far-
,Ses "a esnt VIII save money bv giving me sa.i'
m,cs nd wsrerooms l43s Main sreti near ~, 81,
teen street. Workshops ~ ., ,su "a
teeafh street. "'bI
%
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Strike of Printers I'm 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. April 5-Three hundred TO
four hundred printers struck to-day Tor
$3.50 per day. Their wages have here
tofOle been 81 and 1925. Five bosses, who
employ about two hundred hands, have
acceded TO The demand.
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TI,e New Supreme Court Of Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, April 5.-Tbe Supreme
Court OF Louisiana under the new Corsti-
tuition was organized to-day as follows /:
Chef Justice, Edward Birmudez; Asso-
ciate Justices, Felix p. POcbe, X. b. Todd,
William Levy, and Charles +. Fenner. e..
w. Dupre was appointed clerk and Tbomas
MclIyman minute clerk.
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Wages Restored.

BALTIMORE, April 5.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company nave restored Tue
WAGES Of their employees to the rates paid
a, the time of the reduction OF July, 10,
1877. thus making the increase 10 per cent.
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SElNE-THktAD.

T LICHrENS TEN Gz1x5E,>
L.. SONS, VIVIAN
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND. VA,
manufacturers and dealers In
NETS. sEINks. aud TWiNE;
COTTON ROPES-ali sizes:
PATENT and SIT SEiNE-TWlNE
LINES, YAWKING,
CuRKS,
CORK WOOD, &C. &C.
Sole importers OF LlON-BRASD = ~ r.
THREAD twarran ed - give perfect SATISFACTORILY
and i'm porters If other brands.
Dealers and fishermen invited 10 cali.
NH 25-3m
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HANOVER COUNTY.
A LODGE OF THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR INsrI-
1UTtD.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, April 5. 1880.
Deputy John K. TavIOr, assisted 10y Grand
Dictator Llmpkin, Past Grand Dictator
Ieier, Grand Reporter w. III. Baille. and
Others, instituted 4 lodge Of the Knights Of
honor OF MechanicsyiIle on Saturday night
Ia'l, the 81 instant. The following officers
were elecied-to VIII: A. II EIlerson. past
1lcla'or; X. X. Horne. dictator; w. n.
Sa'ho, ylce-dctatOr; j. NJ Hill, assistant
1betator; RODerI T.. Sydnor, reporter !;
9aines ID. Wsid, financial reporter; -
ru"er, Treasurer; Rev. X. II. Pitt, chaplain !;
". >. Biniord. guide; b. s. Co>by, guar
ulah A. Z. Selden. sfniIntl. SLAsnER.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

HUNDh y HNFFf y, IJHVs
sALEs.-600 shares Of Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad funded s's at 1O1: 1000 shares Of c.. G.
and A. Railroad second mortgage stock at 00Z
AMI shares Of Merchants and Mechanics Insurance
Company's stock at 100.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 5.-F00n.-StOcks strong.
Money on call, 5G6 per cent. Exchange-L org,
iS5; short, 4SS. State bonds dun. Governments
strong
Ersnfng.-Money, CAB per cent. Exchange
4S4li. Governments strong and higher; mes SIS.
1885,; AZ rer cents, lQ9f; 4 yer cenls, 1913.
States quiet aud steady.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, April 5.-VirginIa 6's, deferred
6 cOnsols, SO past-due coupons, SO new lQ-40's
81. Bid to-day.
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me democratic party, for the ordinance Of
'SI declared that means Of education should
be forever encouraged In the Northwest Tel
riiory. Over 100000 acres OF land under
Democratic administrations, he stated, were
set apart for educational purposes prior to
1850. He then proceeded TO show that while
thirteen slave States furnished 1872, 227 men
to the Union armies, the New England
states only furnished 373.l3l. Rebel Mis-
souri,, he said, furnished $1,000 mole men
than loyal Massachusetts and 10000 more
than loyal Michigan, while Kentucky sent
more "boys in blue" 10 the front than
Vermont and New Hampshire combined.
nooP-IRoN. AGAIN.
The subcommittee of Ways and Means,
consisting OF Messrs. Garfield, Tucker, and
Dunneli, were unabIc~to agree, and have
referred the matter to the full committee
for final settlement. ] have already ex-
plalned the point OF controversy between
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the i'm
porters.
THE ARMY BILL-AN EXCITING TIME AHEAD.
The House Committee on Military AZ
fairs to-day agreed TO the amendments they
propose TO offer TO the army bill, which
comes up In the House tomorrow. They
are in substance what Mr. Hayes declined
TO veto last session, and will prevent the
use of troops at the polls next fail. There
will be an excited and protracted debate
in both houses over them, and members,
/ hear, have already campaign speeches pre-
pared in anticipation OF their being Of
fcred.
PUBLIC BUILDING AT CHARLEsToN-RIvER
AND HARB0R BILL.
The Senate Commerce Committee has al
ready unanimously reported the identical
bill which passed the House to-day appro-
priaiing $4,000 for the erection Of a public
building at Charleston, w. Va. This renders
it certain that 1t will become law.
The appropriation OF the river and bar
Dor bill will aggregate between six and
seven millions, the estimate called for
eighteen millions.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Delegations of the New York and Boston
Chambers OF Commerce will appear before
the Ways and Means Committee tomorrow
and advocate simplifcation OF the collec-
ton OF customs duties.
Mr.. Huntington will appear before the
Senate Railroad Committee Saturday and
give his views on the Immigrants, &c.
Mr.. Penn, clerk in the Sixth Auditors
Office, has been requested 10 resign.
The river and harbor bill will be reported
TO the full committee tomorrow.
Mr.. Sherman has returned, and was
pleased with bis Ohio trip.
Mr.. William Shields, native OF Virginia
and an esteemed citizen OF Washington,
died yesterday. He at one time published
paper in Norfolk.
The weather cOuld not be more beautiful.
Mr.. John T.. Weatherford and DR.. POr-
tiauX left here this evening for Richmond.
ASSOCIATED Pres Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.l
APPROPRIATION BILLS COMPLETED.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The river and
lbarbor-apprOprIaiOn bill and the naydl-ap-
preparation bill have been completed by the
subcommittee having them in charge. and
will be reported TO the fnI committee to-
morrow. The las,-named bill appropriates
III round numbers Sl4,000.000.
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rIomY.

Pin s4As4.50: sHperhne, IS 5O9s5.75; extrs
t6.50di6.75; common family, ~, fancy brands
S7M-S.
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Death on the Rail.

FREDERICKSBURG, April 5.-Sanford II.
Ballard was killed near Woodford, on
the Richmond railroad, Saturday night.
while lying on the track in an Intoxicated
condition. The entire train passed over
him, severIng the limbs from the body and
cutting up the trunk.
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GKOUER.ES AND LIQUORS.

GUNP0WDER TEAS,
selected for our lrade by Mes-rs. Russell Co, OF
Shang hai, aud imported direct TO New YORK pr
steamer Gordon Castle, and the Old lmini0n
Steamship Line to Richmond. NH 30-lm
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APPROPRIATION BILLS COMPLETED.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The river and
barbor-apprOprIaiiOn bill and the navdl-ap-
preparation bull have been completed by the
sub. committee having them in charge. and
will be reported to the fnlI committee to-
morrow. The last-named bill appropriates
il round numbers $l4,000.O00.
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Mr.. Springer made personal explana'
ton in the House to-day in regard to The
Washburne-Donnelly ease, and convinced
everybody except Colonel Manning that lie
did not say he would vote for seating Dom
nelly. Colonel MaDuing adheres to the be-
lief, however, that Mr.. Springer led him to
believe he would so vote. asked south
err member what be thought OF the matter,
and he said the mistake evidently grew out
OF the fact that what Mr.. Springer said In
regard TO throwing out certain county
had been confounded with what he had said
in regard TO sealing Donnelly.
TRUTHS UsoALATADLE TO THE RADICALS.
Mr.. Hill (Democral), OF Ohio, In replying
to Republican colleague. gave The hepuo'
lieans number Of unpaIatabe truths. lie
said rbe 6rst grant Of land ever made In
this country for educational purposes was
made BY Thcnas Jefferson, the founder Of
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A Literary Curiosity.

The following is one of the most remarkable
compositions We have ever met With. l
evitc S an ingenuity of arrangement peculiarly
i!s OVID. Explanation. The initial capital:
spell, My boast is in the glorious Cross oi
Christ" The words in italics, when read from
top to bottom and bottom to top, form the
Lords Prayer complete:
Nike known the Gospel truths, o,r father king,
Yield up thy graces deer Father. from above,
Bless Us With hearts ,ohich leelngIy can siog,
"Our life thou art TOR ever Gud of Love-"
Asslsge cur grief in Iowa lor Christ, We pray,
SlLcs tho bright prince of Heaven aud glory
died
Took all our sins and halZo,oed the display.
Infant be ing, first man. and then VAS
cruolhed.
Stupendous God ! thy graoe and po,oer made
known:
In Jesus name LET all thy world rejoice,
Now labor 10 thy h. h.aveniy kingdom owo.
That blessed Kingdom tor they saints the
choice.
How vile to come to thee is all our cry.
Enemies tu thy self and all that's thine.
Gracel,ss our UtN;; VIZ live for vanity,
Loathing the Very Je-iog euilin design,
D God, thy will be done from earth to heaveD;
R Ginning on the Gospel, let US live,
Ir earth from sin deliver ed and forgiven.
On as thyset but each Us to forgive,
Uness its power temptation doth destroy,
Sure is our fall into the depths of woe.
CarDa! IN mind, we've not glimpse of j,y.
R.ised against heaveas; in as, hope We can
f,w
O give US grace aud lead us 90 thy way;
SHINE on as with thy love and give US peace,
Self aud this .lu that rise against Us stay,
0 grant eaoh day our trespass -es may cease.
Forgive our evil d-~ds that ,tG we do
CouViuce us daily OF them to our shame,
Help Us with hesvvo bread; forgive Us too.
Recurrept lusts, and ue'l adore thy nsmc;
Ii thy forgiveness We as SAINTS can die,
Since tvf as and our trespasses so high,
Thy Soa our Savior, bled uu Uavery.
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AnAnecdote of a Great Painter.

An interesting story IL related OF Gotto,
which veil shows not only the iudepeDd4nt
spirit of the painter but also how con.ciou s
and confident he was OF his owo great powers.
Il is said that Giotto's fame having reached the
ears OF the Pope, the latter resolved to Dispatch
one oil bis Curriers' to EIoreuce. 10 order 20 as
certain what kind of mao the psioter Was aud
what were bis real Isents, as be was then 90
the point IT haVog certain paintings executed
10 the church Of St Peter; snd the Psp.l repre-
sentative was also commissioned to obtain at the
same time designs from olher celebrated mas
ters, that be might compare their skill with
that of GIotto.
Arrived 10 the CITY, We are told the courtier
proceeded one noroipg to the studio where
Giotto was at work, apd having Informed him of
the purpose of bis visit aud of the manner 10
wbIoh his master was deslrous of maklng use of
his services, he asked him if he would prepare
some design which be could take back a. q
specimen OF bis skill. Giotto. it is said, who
was very pleasant and courteous map, there
upon took sheet OF paper, aud placing his arm
firmly to bis side to keep it steady, drew With
ooe stroke OF his pencil, which was dipped 10
red color. circle. which was 80 accurate and
ex.o; that it was wonderful to see; aud. indeed,
touuu az OiOlto ~ Decame eventually @
prover6 throughout LAZY.
This mpleted, he handed it to his visitor,
and said, with smile: Here is YOUR draw
ine. And am to have but this RI asked
for desigD," said the amazed MESSENGER,
thinking that Giotto must be jsstiDg Go,
Sir, said the great painter. II tell you your
| master needs nothing else from me-" And 81
| at last. though still lhnkiug that Giotto had
| made him the victim Of q j,ke, the courier re-
| turned homo, very doubtful whether he ought
to submit the Insignificant looking round D with
| the elaborate designs of the other painters
which be had procured.
He thought it better, however, after al to
send it With the rest, aud to etate the method
in which, without the aid of compasses, the
circle had been made; and it was we'll he did
so, for the Pope, who himself quite understood
the art, saw at otca by it how greatly Giotte
surpassed oil the other painters of his time
and be was not only fully satis6 d with it, bu
sent for Giotto to Rome, where be executed
not few Of bis work, chief among which was
q ship in mosaic, called The Navicella," oVel
the portico in the grspd entrance to the church
of St. Peter, which came to be known by the
name of Giotto's vessel
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DESALE REAL ESTATE IN FAIR
n FAX COUNTY, VA

In pursuance Of orders of the District Courtof
the United Stats for the Es'lern District of
Virginia, entered in the mstter Of John Powell,
bankrupt the understand, ss ass;gnees. will
proceed to resell at public auction, 1T Fairfax
Court House on the NINETEENTH DAY
OF JULY, 1880 Court day. at shout twelve
o c ock ~, TRAGT OF LAND. belonging to
tho estate Of said bankrupt tusled on Difficult
Run nrsr Orsnesvile, in Fairfax county. w..
and con a,piog about NlNErY ACRES OF
LAND with Girls and FLOUR MILL and
oth or improvements thereon.
The Assgnees being also autho -iza ad to sell
said property at private sale parties desiring to
purchase m ~ apply to o. w. Huatt at Fairfax
h. or to John s. Fowler ct 4Iex4ndris If
not sud at private sale prior to JIIy 10Th, the
pro 'erty will be sold 81 public auction, rs above
stated
Terms: Seven hundred aud twenty dollars
c ssh Will b. req Iir.d on the day OF sale. aud the
residue in three equal instslments at one Two
ana three years; the purchase TO give bonds,
with approved security, os4ring Interest fcom
dsy of s.ls, for the deferred payne It's, an the
title to b, retsined until tbs whole purchase
money is paid.
JOIN .; M soSGT: s. Fow1ER. Assiso'ss.
jeT-2awts
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HOSTEE7TTTTE TTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BH 7 / l ERS

Appetite. refreshng sleep, the acquisition OF
tesh and color are blessings attendant uoon
the repsrstive processes which this priceless in.
vigorsnt speedily initiates and carries to . sue
cessful conclusion Digestion is restored and
sustanance afforded to each DEMONSTRATING organ
BY the Bitters, which is inotfensive even to the
feminine pslnte, vegetable in con position, and
thoroughly safe.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener.
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By UNeal s. Lucas, Auctioneers.
NALE REAL ESTATE.

THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE.
on Prince street, between Royal and Fairfax,
recently occupied by the Alexandria Water Co.
ooposte the Gazette Office If not disposed Of
at private sale before the 1st of July. it will be
sold at auction. il. front Of te Market House,
on Royal street, on JULY Sd, at II o'clock m.
;n1Q
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TAGLE BRAND TOBACCO, WHEaTsnd
u CORN FHRTILlZER-In calling the st-
tenLion of farmers to this Fertilizer, being the
first season it has been offered, 1 will simply
give the materials it is composed of: Fish
Scrap, or Gusno, Bone and Potash, containing
from five 10 six per cent Of Ammonia Having
had this Fertilizer made for my own trade ]
. of.r it with confidence that it is what the
srmer wants. and Ill I ssk is trial. Put up
lbs in bag Price $40.
THOMAS PERRY, Agt.
MARIO Alexandris, Va.
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NO. 15O.


TNKUSTEH'S SALE OF ABLE
4 LAND NEAR OCCOQUAN VILLAGE.
By virtue of q deed Of trus: from George Seec-
man and wife, dated the 18th day of February,
1873 recorded among the land records Of Fair
fax county. lber 2. No. 4 page 266 and for the
purpose therein mentioned. the undersigned will
offer hy public auction at Fairfax Court House,
on MONDAY, the 2lst day of june 1886. the
TRACT OF Ian d conveyed in ssid deed of
trust, except that portion conveyed by George
,Selecman snd wife to Redmsn Seecmsn. Said
land contains I'D acres. and will be sold in lots
and designated ss lots Nos l and 8.
No. contsins 81 acres one third in timber,
with comfortable HOUSE.
No 2--l92 .cro; with good HOUSE and
bsrn one third cleared
No. 3-27O acres. ard known IS the HOME
TRACT; has comfortable HOUSE and barn.
Terms OF Sale: 80 much of the purchase
money il cash as will pay expenses Of sale; also
the sum Of one thousand dollars. with interest
thereon from the 18Th day of Februsry, 1878,
until the day of sale. Selling ss trustee. sholl
convoy such title rs is vested in me, which
believe TO be good.
my2O-td WM F. HALEY. Trustee.
zsH- The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, the 10Th day Of July, lSSO at the
same hour and place je2s-td
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By O'Nesl s Lucas. Auctioneers.

DUBLIC SALnOF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE IN THE CITY OF ALEAA AN
DRIA VIRGlNIA.-By order OF the owners,
! we will offer for sale At publ, auction in front
| of the ii M,rkat Building, on Royal street, on
SATURDAY, July SD, 1880, at II M, in the
city CT AleEandrs, Virginia:
/. ATEN EMENT and LOT OF GROUND
on the south side of Princess street, between
Washington and Columbus Streets, in front q
feet 10 Inches more or less, and in depth 95 feat
inches more or less.
a TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND
on the east side Of Washington street. between
Wythe and Madison streets, IN front ID feet
aud in depth lC0 feet
TWO TENEMENTS AND LOTS OF
GKOUND u on The east side Of fifteen feet alley,
running from Queen TO Princess streets. one OF
which lnts Of urnund fronts &C feet on said alley,
and is in depth 10 feet more or less; and he
other fronts II teet on said alley, and Is in depth
40 fact mor- Or less and has rs sppurtensnce
the right OF way over an alley thre feet wide on
the north. All of the said property 10 part OF
the real estate of which James McCrscken died
se,Zsd.
Terms of Sale: One third Dash, and the resi-
due in two equal payments at three and SIX
months from the day of sale with interest, to be
secured by lien on the property
ie2l-ts UEEAG IL LUCAS.
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INDIAN LINEN, PERSIAN LAWNS, AND
WHITE GOODS Just opened Dew supply at
jelS.lW |. EICHBERG's.
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FANCY GOODS.


HOS1ERY-Over 100 new patterns, sho win z
II tho largest and bHst selected stock in the
city.
DRESS SHIRTS--A full assortment; aso The
new patterns Of Collars and Cuffs.
KID GLOVES. LACES. RIBBONS and
SCARFS.
Special attention paid to GENTLEMEN'S
NEOk WEAR. Constantly receiving al the
newest designs offered to first class city trade
/ GERMANTOWN and SAXUNI WOOL
and ZEPHYR WORSTED
SUM MER UNDERW EAR for ladies gents
misses, boys and infants; q large assortment; 1;
prices 20c 10 So
C0RS HrS can be seen at 5Oc 75c, 81. 81 Is,
81 30 and So per pair; several new makes IN
Corsets added to atock; ladies are invited to e1-
anime same
bUTTOHS, Braids, Parssols, Soool Silks,
Towels, Napkins, Dexter Knitting Cotton. Pins,
Needles, Combs. B.ts, Suspeuders. Thread
Gloves Soap, Perfumery and new select;oR Of
Jewelry.
spl7 9. N. ADAMS go King st.
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New STYLES IN Lawns OF BEST Quality
just opened at ljelS lw l. EIcHBEaG's.
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"HITE LINEN DRILLS AND DUCKS.
w Black Engish Grapes, extra quality
Black Cashmere Shawls; Black and Colored
Lace Buntings: Navy Blue Flsnnels; beau
tiful Lawns and Pique: at l0c; Gauze Shirts,
uspenders, Cuffs and Collars, Gloves, Hand.
kerchiefs Half Hose, Cravats, Hamburg's Irish
Edge, together With a great many other desira.
Bile and cheap goods just received by
D. BkASHEAR, 100 King st.,
Monday, May 81, 1SSO.1 Alexandria. Va
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SUMMER ssEsBRya.

Cnncid, Uonn,t CDBF'S ISLAND,
EaE GEHs4.
Surf bathing fishing, snipe shooting, This 40.
tel Is reopcncd Tor the reception Of visitors
JET Terms per day So, per week sio per
month $50. Route from Norfolk or UIo Pai.t
nv S'eamrr 'Hsnks" to cherry stone every Non
dag. Wednesday, and FriGGy Address
j. 0-irn t'A pi N IJBR Prourictnrs
HE TESesLE fshs3sk,
- (Furmery J GIvsoo.o)
Is now oren 70 the Duolic for Picnics snd Ex
cursloAs; the most pleasant summer esort
ar2Gnd Washington the ferry boats land every
ha:t hour; first class accommodation At city
pilcPs Grand free picnic every ThuTsday.
strict order will he preserved.
myi9-r RICHARD hUBB, Proprietor
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ENLY FANS! FLY FANS l-Fowler's pat.
u ent Fly Fans; they drive flies away by the
shadow and movement of the wings while re.
volving and is therefore indispensable for the
enjoyment Of 4 good meal or lap. For sale
wholesale and retail st
JAS. F CARLJN s. SONS,
my25 63 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-24

COR RENT-The THREE STOHY BRICK
l. HOUSE. No 35 north Fairfax 81 Has all
the modern improvements. including bathroom
gas, cooking r. age and psr!or heater.
feb 7-tf +. b. CORBETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-24

NOR RENT OR LEASE-Tha desirable and
l. roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied by <. B.
Lawson s. %. Apply to
sepl6 L. II. LAWSON
E'OK RENT-HOUSE No. 35 Cameron st.,
- between Fairfax and Lee. Apply 70
ap S-tf }. 81. d. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-24

H0UsEsKEEPEks' ATTEErIoNl-Wal,
~ nut floor stain, Paints, ready mixed, of all
desired colors Calccske and Alsbastine for COL
oring inside walls aud ceilings; Insect Powders,
and Blow. Guns for using the powder; Poisons
of several kinds for killing rats, mice and
reaches. Sold by .a
m5S T. 8 LEADBEATER & BRO