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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

H'UE BEST READING.
Nrs Delany's CORES render ce, vols 81 40
] ife Writing Of Buckle / vOl.........-.... 2.nO
Carriers ractice shots, yOl............... so
Bastians The Brain and Crgan OF the Iind. 2. 81
Romance California lif life....................l 50
Tramp Abroad, by Twain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Savage, No y ame Series les-.................. / 90
Troubles me Daughters. / on
frsHsHn Sqrar- and Seaside Libraries All the
Magazines a0d New Books received "a s0oL. a. is
ted and sold at lowest rates. School Books and
Requisites A fun supply Commercial and Fancy
Stationery in great variety.
FRANCIS H MOHTN.
sUCCEe~oR TO NoEUS BROTHERS,
aCg2S lOiJ Pm cor. II TIN st.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Irternal rev.
enue, SZ94, 1904; customs, 5000, ,02I.S1.
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COLUMBIA POTTERY.

Ts,iIE kITCHENER RANGE.
We have eLdesvOred 70 make tirst-csss arh-
,5e ouly, and have spared no expense ia the msnu-
tsc.Ure Of KITCHENER RANGES to secure
cooking fixture that Ia all that be desired. That
1s have succeeded, the number that we have sold
:nd The satisfaction they have ven Is the best proof,
Hundreds of references i'll this city and Baltimore.
Ne ere asents for the BALTIMORE, . portable
raLge of largest convenience and hrst- class con-
strucGon, untqualled in this market,
HAYWARD & HUTCHIN
sug9 NO.3y Bth street n. w.
WE ARE MANUEACTTRINt SLATE
w AAHTE'.e, add have $ large stock of MAN
TE1S OF Lew aGd attractive designs, and by exam
nason tbs superiority Of our work Ia apparent.
HAYWARD g. HUTCHINSON,
sug9 No.3l 9th street N. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

LONDON, Sept. "a dlspatch from Ragusa
10 the Manchester Guardian Slys:-F0reign Of
hclal reports from Scutari represent that the
Turkish troops near that place are dying of
fever at the rate of two hEndrel daily.
A Cispatch from Corfu TO the Manchester
Guardian says:-A decree has been signed, call
ing out the Greek reserves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

THE PRESIDENT and party visited the navy
yard, at Mare Island, Cal, yesterday, on the
steamer Sanct1to. The usual salute Of 21 guns
was fired. Com. COlhoun and staff received the
party. Marines were drawn up in line and the
band played national airs The dock was lined
with ladies and gentlemen from Vallejo. At
Gem. COlhOun'S residence reception was held.
TIE steamer left at one O'Clock for Benicia
where the party took the train for Sacramento
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

AN ORDER issued by the War department di-
rects that the execution of bonds may be
waived where the contract involves no greater
sum than $500 in value
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The English Strikers.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The steamer Teutonia
fIcn Liverpool for New Orleans, took out 150
Blush agriculturists for Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

LONDON. Sept. 22.-The Vienna correspondent
OF The Daily Telegraph says he understands thar
N. Tfssot, French ambassador at Constants
ncpie. has been summoned to Paris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06
[CoMMUNICATED,

lIOhAUNlCATED.
& CRUEL ToRTURE.-Asny people in the LIST
ward had to bear the cannon. firing inilction
early and late yesterday, Notwithstanding the
iset that there is plain corporation statute for
iDloding the firing of artillery within the c;tv
limits, and an appeal having been made to the
d aFor tor lts Introduction. who, it seems, after
swearing 10 enforce all laws allows this one 10
Dc ignored entirely rather than offend few pee
pie Who, IN order to afford themselves silly
gIalihcstlon regsrd no ones rights or FEELINGS,
Inc cannon could be fred anywhere on the
snores or commons in the southern portion of
the city where it would bs offensive 10 no one.
q bout day. break yesterday &c ores of tender hob
nsd TO endure terrible nervous commissions al.
most bordering on psro1yisms, for the sensusi.
slupio amusement OF few ward zsslots.
But the worst remains yet to bs told Iwas
8 matter OF comment yesterday that the request
OF widow lady, whose son YVES not expected to
1--we through the day, had slso been denied bv
these enthusiasts! The executive of the citv
not beng disposed to force the law on the
subject, the only recourse left is 10 applv for
warrants f1r those who will keep this thing up:
and no one desires to adopt such desperate
mode RI redress. Several parties were fined for
nrlng pistols N the streets yesterday while this
wholesale outrage Was tolersted. This, the yesr
or national elections, will be a sorrowful one 10
sotDe TUNh Ell Tt wNERs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

CORPORATION Court The July term d
the Corporation Court, Judge A. w. ChiIton
presiding commenced this mnrairg.
Toe grand jury was sToIn, with Peter Wise
as iorfmsc, aud presented 20 indictment against
Frank Foster for on attempt to commit the
crime of rape, true bill; 40 in1ioim sgaipsr
Charles Cooper for feonously and maliciCusIy
cutting, ~ouDdirg and s'abbGg witt 10 eat to
maln disfigure, disable and kill. true bill; an
indcmc against Chsrlos O. Jeff rsoa for
fclODiously forging 40 order for the payment CT
money with intent to driraud, a true bill; az
Indictment against j. d. Smith, for cvnou-y
and maiOuaIy w6urJing with intert to plGiu,
disfgure, dlsaba and kill, q true BIZ; an 10
dctmeut against Mary a. Whic for ftlonCusIy
breaking and entcriug dmoIiIng house 10 the
Cay time and Committing larceny herein, true
bill; AID en iuCictneu. against II. Wachter FIR
selling books, &c., by sample without havirg
obtained q license, not ;ruo bill, sud then the
grand Jury were discharged.
Com. VS.. Fraucis Low y; attempt to oomnit
Iapr; jury and verdict DOT gully.
DAVIS vs. Davis; decree for divorce.
The will OF Miss Ez; l.. d inecrGcld vas
admitted to probate end Edward l.. Danger
field qualified rs executor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

RELImcrS.-rhc VIA her Sunday last was
&C ghluI lcr the Fourth CT July, and the
churches al had good cnercgstio1s. Com
Iauuloo services we're held 10 several of the
Protestant chuict c5, ard in some of them sd-
dlnors were mace to their lists of membership
heV. fatter Stct csTcet preached IN St. MAYS
church 10 The morning, and Rev. Kiulock Mel.
son. 10 the abs eco OF R.v. Mr.. Sharp preached
ID Grace cNuIc 10 the nornirg SEW c4s were
fed 10 the / ,iul,ive Baptist Church in the
morIlng Tor the first tirue for several weeks,
Elder WI liam NJ. Smoot offcja ing. 10 the
alnrnoon serve 5 We're held Ia the G. lspcl Tent
IN the cd Cou't House yart, Professor Evans
distinguished Temperance worker, dsli;ering
short address, srd at nipht the same pep,ls.
man spoke TO large congregation 10 the NJ. +
Church.
The rector of Christ Church announced ths,
ne won d be absent the rest of the month, and
'DH' IN .c-s the pulpit was filed by the profes-
soFs 3! Inc Seminary the church would be closed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

Police ITEMS. The following cases have
b"cu disu' sod OF ,luc: Saturday last:
Johc Msrkwoot aud Spi;i, Il Il. both color
Cd tor tiihIIng near the W Washington and Ohio
RsIrord depot, were fined five dollars cacu.-
Matk~ood was discharged and Beal held for
payment Of foe.
young Lad from Washington, ION lark, :"
was fined five dollars for firing o p;s.ol on the
street. Tie paid the fine, bur il put o quotas
90 the fln he exDec ei to have, for il broke
him completely.
WIN. Edwards cplircd, for throwing block
Of wood at Captain Wcbsttr's SOD. Willie
Webster, knocking hin If the stage cf the Few
schooner and cuttinS It's head, was f1ed five
dOl!aiS and COST!
stephen Woo's for fting pistol in the street,
was fGed two d Il VS.
VIM. Humphreys and Amanda Minday,
both colorcd, tor fighting, were fined fvn dollar,
each. ard locked up for non payment of fine.
Wash Hicks colorcd, for refusing to abste
nuisance, vas tiocd five dollars.
Three yoUcg meo Tor demons rativc and over
I'll AIT c}nduct yesterday were foed 6ve del.
isrs csch.
j. W. Dudley, white, on complaint Of his
Will" Ions u!ey, for assault and battery, was
Ln'd by jus. Thomson this sfternoon, and
deIallIt OF Payment of ssld tino locked up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

For R1CHM0ND-Tcu OF The fourteen dco,
gaze aud ateInaica appointed at Il cCat meet
lDs OF tho Malone reacjusiers, logc her W h
several delegates from the counties Of F!ri.x
aud Loudoun, leIt this city last night on thc
steamer George hcary f,r Richmond TO attend
the aCjnstcr CONVENTION. wch copvanes in
that c''y TO morrow, at II o'clock. Maj r h.
l. Br ckelt, E. ii Havkirs J. G. Mo.t,r,
Wm. Whea,l y, Robert + ,Iicuger, and \. n.
HuriIo, delegates frcm the democratic read.
iusters' club to the convention, left this morn,
log for Richmond over the Vi GINA Midland
r,road, and Mr. james j. Waddcy, chai.man
OF the delegation. vi leave to uisLt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

IMPROVEMENTS the prospects for large
irccas. 10 the number Of ca lets at St. John' 5
Academy is 81 fl ttcriug. that it has beeu de-
ttrmiued to doubl, the Recommendations 81
once. The house Immediately adjoining the
barracks, On the w,st, Q79 Priuca street, has
been purchased and is now bci0e fitted no f r
the family OF the priLcipnl, and Nos. l75 aud
III will in tut Ire, be used cntireiy Tor tho
cadets. a rev three story back bulldog. &c
feet in length. is TO be attached TO NJ. rs to
s"rve as kitchen, clothes AID wash room, and
additional dormitory aud { play room, or
gymnasium, 80 feet long and Il iect 10 height,
% No. III The parOrs Of No lis arc to be
used as diurips 70 N aud The cotirc second
story OF No. III as library sni study hail.
The whole vii! aft ri . very Complete 400 IN
Portable establishment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

THE "GLoRIoUs FOURTH" The Fourth Ct
July, the Que hundred and fourth anniversary
of the nations birth, day. falling on Sunday this
year. was celebrated throughout the country 0 q
the F.f:h-yestcEday. l. AL xandria the day
was more generally observed than for q num
Der Of years past. From early dawn till dewey
eve, and late lnto the night. the roise of large
and small cannoDs, fire crackers and other fire
works was heard 70 ali sections Of the city. At
sunrise national salute WAS fred by the First
ward democrats, snd the two figs Of the club,
one tie strips sud bars and the other larre
Hahc OK and II I2llsh steamers, were thrown TO
the breeze. Ihc backs, custom house and tho
public Offices were FL closed, ADD the nos;OtficJ
observed Sunday hours. Busin IS uss general
" suspended, add the people licked TO the
couotIy and the different places IF resort on the
Potomac By Thousands; Dt7er were the river
boats SO well patrou Il. The vessels 10 the
harbor displayed their bunting End the steamers
and sailing vessels. all irrlehted wlh huuao
beings, & we TO tho river ~ unusua'y gay appear
ance. The Al, Y .ndra Reform cub celebrated
the day by an Zcursion TO CsrIia's S1ring which
was attend d hy large crowd. aud rs plea
ssut time is:cportad. Mr.. Luther D. Harrison
read the ID caratiou Of Independence ard de-
vrcd an Grafton. ard Prof E7ans, Of Now
York, ineda an interesting temperance address.
A. thrta O'Clock 10 the afternoon a large Anne
crcau fl'g, bcatiog the namcs Of Hancock and
English, was hoistCd DC the City Hotel, and At
night large ord enihusios &c meeting was held
n 'front.' OF the hotel, PERSISTED over By Cspt.
X. kemper which was addressed b. So n ale,
G q, Mr. il. A. Townsond, recently Of B4'i-
mUfe. but now OF this ciy, Commcu weaIh's
Attorney Sam'l. G. Brent and Others. There
wss some disordcrg c)odu9,, aud but enc slight
accident iu the city is reported. Takiog all
things into consideration the day passed off very
!laasantIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE. STAUNToN,
VA.-We direct sitentlCn to tho sdyerIls men,
of this s miuary OF learning. Il is Icc.tod in
one of the healthiest climates 10 tho W rid, and
presents a!tri ci0ns unsurpassed. Its buildings
arc homelIko AID elegant, grtuqds attractive.
sceuc'y grand. Tits suhco! "a lircs strc
economy, especially 10 dress, and enjoys a nan
tioun repua ioD, drawing is pupils from all Sec
tious of the UGiou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

OFFlCsRs ELECTED AT O meeting e Mi
Vcruou J. 'dso n }. 259 B'oair B'rth, held in
Ssrepta Hall bull linz Subdag night last, the
following officers wern cleo cd: Prceidcpt,
Simon BlopdhciD; Vice President, Hcrry
STariz; lrea'urer, NJ. Ruber; S c'cary. NJ.
u mao; Moutor, Il Goldsmith; losid, Gnar
daD, 5: Bcohc!moI; Outside Guariian. j.
S~srz Trustees, joseph Kaufman, |. Ecl
brs Samuel Wolf; |. Brown aud n. Bead
h4lm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

MASONIC Mount Vernon Royal Arch
Chapter, a. I. & A. NJ, held meeting last
eight 10 Musonjc Temple AID cleo ed the iol-
lowit officers to serve for the ensuing year ::
HlIh Priest, George A. MushhacI; King, e
d. . BticD; Sctioc, j. i. B:ckhau; Secretary,
A, u. Uhlcr. Treasurer, George Wise. The
above officers, together with those to be ap.
pointed by the High Priest, will he les allied at
the next regular meetiog of the Chapter,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

LIE CANAL iRADE AND CANAL MATTERS
~ ne UT Tt LIaud News has tbs following
"nS me Drivers of the Georges Creek
mpapy mine stopped work day or two ago
aec.uct u the discharge of one Of th,ir pun
"a AZ i'st accounts tho drivers We're still out
i0e CONSOLIDATION company are not SHINING
- cingi any kept individual co.l, there he
As 81 difficulty with their boatmep ebout
Inc ooa'men are said to have been STRENGTH
'i0R their ieliet crsapiza'ion aud there ara
Wy rumofs al 'st about possible strike earv
week, but nothiog authentic.
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fORI OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY 1880
cun 7Ises.......,. 4 Al Sun sets %
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Stmp John Gibson, N Y. toFARaod
Str Ann Eliza, Phiadelphis to A Raed
S.r lay 80 OF the Lake. Norfolk. to f A Reed.
Str w Thompson, lower Potc. to + A Keed
Str geo Lesry. Norfolk to Hooe
Str Jane Moseiey, Norfolk to f A Reed.
Sti Mstssno, lover Potc, to j Brodsrs & &c.
Can Coal Co. "
r. Schr Z K Kirk Now York, to American Coal
r schr Il L Brooks, Boston, to Amoric N Coal
Company - oo''
Sc sehE W Il Konzle New York, to American
Stmp c knight. New York. bv A Reed.
S S. ann hllz. thl!adelDhia, by z A Reed.
Our Lady OF the Lake Norfolk BY A Reed.
or Cue, Baltimore, by Broders s 90,
Str George Leary, Norfolk, by P b Hooe.
Str Jane MoSeley, Norfolk. bv r A Reed
pr thompson, lower Porc. BY + A Reed
sen, ocnr w d Kenze, Jersey City, by American
c5 ssh : G R vreeland, eroton, by American
Sc seh y K K Kirk, Allyn's Point, by American
&c set r. Harriet L Brooks. Newark, by American
PASSED UP
Schrs BslleLtine and g G Able
MEMORANDA.
Schr Annie u Allen. from GEORGETOWN. at
Boston Pad. "'
>, schr habol Thomas, for tLs port, sailed from
New London 2ld. N'0A'-
Schr Sunlight, from this port at New Haven
y Sehr D N Anthony, from Georgetown, at
sch5 Waterine from Georgetown, at Wood 8
- scbr James N Carter from Richmond. at
Boston 9th. ~
Schr VIM lien, hence, at New York 5th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

TEMPERANCE.-It has been arranged for
Professor Evans to speak every osht this week,
commencing 10 night, 10 the pOstcfice yard.
His work is that of gospel tcnpegaDco aod bis
success 10 other Pic S has beeo most Rrstlfsiny
SiDce his arrival IN this city. the Pref, ssor has
spoken to several large audieuces, and those
who hsvo heard him tx!r.ss themselves as
highly delighted with bis style of oGatory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

KS l. nj. y. A.-Ihe undersigned would
represent that, at the canal especislV. there il a
great demand for religious newspapers He
would, therefore, request thst those families who
nave An accumulation of such reading matter
will be kind enough to send them to me, or com.
munlcste with me by note or otherwise. and
they Will b. sent for He would also State that
the associalion's work st this poiat is of the nj
m st Interest and. as in the past, 50 the future
prom s9s success,
JAS RNTwIsLE, Jr Gen Sec,
IL No 81 knp street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

PERSONAL -Caplalos George ADD John S
\ ,ung, VINO in CO.'S qu2Dcc of their parents
recent loess. aud DEAN of their father have
hsen home 10 this city several weeks, lsft for
New York yestcriay-tbe former as master OF
he steamship E. O. Knight; the ter to pre-
pare for voyage to Trieste, on the Alliatic
-eS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

RoCKLAND SCHOOL MIR, H:nty G Halo
we'll Will Reopen his school fr eirs at Sandy
Spring, Nd, Oh September |. The deserved
reputation OF MIR. Il. as 30 instruc or makes his
school oDo Ct the b, S 10 the country. located,
as It is, 10 healthy and delightful part OF the
ooy ntrv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

DIR. James huoter, troher OF Mr.. William
Huuter, was taken suddenly i'll 10 the market
Saturday last and had to be carried to the resi-
dGence OF Mrs. Prca, opposite, where Drs,
French and Brown were summoned to bis as
sissaDce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

A Morton FOR REMOVAL Notice has been
given by couDse that motion will De made at
Wytbeville, before The Court Of Appeals, pezt
Tue sdty. to remove the Sc Of Graham VS. the
w. 9. V. Nj. & G. s. 4. R, from Richmond
10 that place,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

- '|VlTTED.-J ustice Frank Lovejoy, charged
ID b" indecent assault upoa an old woman.
=, secuted IN the Corporation Court this
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CAN AL COM III ERCE,

A1rved-Boats 2 Moore, Green, S Lloyd
j. !! Reed W Gregory. A Alexander, Or M
NJ Lewis, Clifton, T 3 Faile. K Il Miller, NJ
a Myers Lloyd, T Patton, Delsdejd, u
r. noon ano W J Boothe to Amer Coal Co /;
FCur Sl:ters, d * SWAIN, l. Peacock and
Johnnie Nj, to Georges Greek Coal and Iron Go,
Depsrted-Bosts j z Moore, j Green.
Lloyd, J L Reed, W Gregory. j a Alexander.
Dr ID NJ Lewis, Clifton, T Fl Faile, K II Mil
Ter; M A Myers, Lloyd L Patton and b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. July 1885,
wea,hrr, oSca;ionsl rsln, followed BY clearing
weather, winds generally shifting to north west
cry, stationary temperature and higher barom-
r,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

WOODS POCKET SODA FOUNTAIN
For instantly producing 10 glasses of sparkling
Soda five different favors. Excarsionists will
IND 1t the most refreshing beverage they an
carry put up in neat little boxes; sold BY
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

pOCALAND SCHOOL FOX GIRLS,
80 SANDY PRIEG MD.
This institution will Oh reonened Sept. 18th +.
A full c0ufss Of instruction will be given, with
Lectures upon History, Bellies Lettres and the
Natural Sciences.
Terms: SID for the school gear Laneu ages,
Music and Drawing extra For Circulars, Civ
ing full Information. address
HENRY c. HALiOWELL. AN.
jyG-eoGtw3n
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f.EtaJsAT's<tNAE..

NM ESLEYA FEMALE INSTITUTE
" STaUNToN Virgins.
Opens IS 3lst session September 20.h. 1880
!. no1g The first ch0ols for young ladies in the
United States. Climate unsurpassed Surround
ing hnsuilui. Pups from seventeen States.
: SO TaS LOWEST Tg&MS IN THE UNION.
4eFns: board, Wss.ng. Lights. Eng lIsh
Ccurs" L.in F'scGch, for csc1 halt of the Scho-
ies.lc year, &sgS.
all extra very low. For Catalogue, address
Rev. ~ 81. \. hAHKIS y. d Prest.,
JEG-eostw2n SITUATION, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

GF ,U.Tu WAKD-A meeting OF the Con.
servstiVe voters of the Fourth ward will be hold
at the Friendship Engine House on Tuesday
night next the G:h inst at 8 o'clock, for the
ruTpoEe OF organizing a Hancock s. English
club. i,33t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

Es- The regular monthly meetipe Of the Nv.
dIsu ion Steam Fire Ergino Company will bo
held in their ball this (Tuesday) night at
O'Clock. 4 full attendance is requested, as bus
mess cflmporisDce is to BIO transacted.
II JOHN LANNoN Secretsry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

FHOlCE bKlED BEEF--Gne tierce Dove
" brand Beet suitable for sicng and chip
ping. received to-day q!
j Q. MJLBURN'S,
Hlp25 Is north ROYAL St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

EDUGIEG STOCk-Best Madras cling
AS hams NJ lZ!ci sl styles OF goods reduced IN
prices; bargains IN Remnants; Figured Linen
Lawns and urona1ines at hslf price Cur stock
is large ard must be reduced. Call and take
advantage Of our down price,
D +. BRASHEAR,
iy6 10. 100 King 81 Alexandris. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

FE7HE BEST rat TRAP-The simplest
E cheapest and best Rat Trap ever made only
costs 2jc. For sale By
MCLEAN s. UHLER,
my III T6 King siraet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

FRUIT CANS AND CAN CEMENT.-
l. Fruit Cans and Can Cement for sale while.
sale and retail at MCLEAN & UHLEH'S,
J9Zl rs King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

HA BONES various brands of Family
1OO SOAP-Bsbbi.t's Higgins, Stand.
srd, Oriental, Dobblns and o!her varieties
| sepl6 HARMON & SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

ykT ATCH KEY, TWEbZER and EAR
W SPOON coubined good article; for
sale by JAS. +. Cabin s. SONS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

II HhGONSi WsGONSI
SHiLpEEN'S WAGONS che,ps:
MCLEAN UhLERS.
lelS rs King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

sEVULVlNG PISTOLS just received at SO
- King street. corner of koyal-Nice goods
al low prices, that can b9 rolled upon in case of
emergency. Cal and see,
spl0 j. T. CKEIGETON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

TNDlA LINEN AND NULL, IN blue, pink,
Z cream and white; also Lined Dress Goods
received to-day by
je22 D I BEAEHEkR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

@- a large and superior stock OF Gentle
mems Fine Boots and Shoes of every descrip.
ion. Prices lower than ever.
epl9 w. B WADDEY, ITO Kinpst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

EiY PAPER, Of sll kinds; e'so FLY
a BRICKS and COBALT or FLY Stone, fer
sale by
lea z 6. LEANBEATER RRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-06

SAlts GALLONS STONEWARE S..
cOOO sorted slz, Is, Jugs, Jars and Pans
received and for sale low by
my25 e. j. MILLER & co.