Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-15
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"A smntl BIS fell ov:sbosrl a. Kiug street
dotk yesterday. but WAS spsri,l, rescued,
Tho steamer ots Cf Wssl i.ston hsd h;r
machinery overhsuel III thi, CRY Tuesdsv
night.
Nchs!d hsj r, esq We'll known in this city,
snd father in l.w uf Mr.. Sterhcn A. Green
died 10 Washington This avsni1g
9be ]. 7. L. A Sccia.s Will give their
foulth select hop 1T *c3urneys Hall Wee
neadsy Hith.ne,t
An old coored waIsn WAS ulso sdiudged a
lunatIc by tie Commission OF lansay which sat
on the Gaze Of Mrs Mary Jano Staubs, at the
city jail, yesterday evening.
In tie case Of Michael Smith vs.. the CITY
Ccurcll of Alexandra, The Court # AppeaIs
TO day reversed the ildgme nt IF tn, CORPORA,
ton Court.
Col. Nj. D. Ball. Coil, ctr Of Alaska, will 10
resDoosa TO the inVitat 90 Of some of the most
prominent members CT Tho Senate and House
and loading oitiz'us OF the District, deliver a
Lecture at Willato's Hall, Washington, to night
upon Alaska.
a arg, runber IF people young, and old.
gathered at the NJ. f. Churcl parsonage last
night tor social coed time. Music, literary
exs'cses ard various delightful end merry
maslog dlVIrslocs Wtrl provided. The even.
log was greatly oLioysd by every ono present.
Mr. K. w. Falls ard daughters left vcster-
dSy to attend tho funeral of Ec,!es,ou Shoe
maker. aged II years. who died Monday in
Baltimore of brain t.vcr after brief illness
he Was son ct Samuel NJ. Shoemaker. q
widely kn1wo citizen and mansgerofAtalsEx
press Company in that city His father, moth
81 and sister | 1T Nav York last Wednesday on
the steamship Scylhia 90 three months trim
to Earopc. Their son Wont to New York to SEQ
them OIL and was taken sick on returning homo.
The news OF their sons death will greet them
90 landing 90 tha other side Of the A,Iart'c
and will be terrible blow to them.
THE MATERIAL for boys and chdren's suits
are selected with particular reference, TO hard
usage. No house iu Washington make and sell
more durable and tasteful boys and ohiIdrep's
olothlog, or moro Of them than B. Robinson &
Co., tho boys cloihiers 900 Pennsylvania
Avenue. Railroad fare deducted from each
purchase. at9lW
ARRIVAL OF TIE PHILADELPHIA STEAMER,
This day We re lived over SEVENTY PACK.
AGE OF DRY GOODS and NOTIONS from tho
chespts: to the finest, aud tho goods arc now
ready for exhibition at
apl32W |. E1cuBERG's,
PERFECT FAIRl AT l. EICHBERG's.-The
display OF SILKS, SATGNs. DnEss GooDs, No
TIoNs and FANCY GOODS. Call ADD see them
a lap 1872" l. ECuBERG's.
100 NUMEROUS TO MENTION. We have
now now completed our stock of CARPETS, OIL
cloths and MA1TINGs. Call aud see them. We
deiy competition here, in Washington or auy
where else.
ap l3-28 I E1cunERc
After the birth Of my babe, ono of nv limbs
became tearlulIy swollen. Giles Liniment
lodlde Ammonia. after oil tho X, Brown reno.
dies Jailed, effected rapid cure.
MEs B LAsK,
100 East Goth street, New York.
Giles Fills cure JaunGioe.
aas> Will open on the first day of April
JOB LOT OF GOODS from ono Of the largest
retailers OF New York city, comprising BuRTs
ADD other we'll kooWn manufacturers. These
good are OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, and will be
sold Ter ONE HALF OTHER COST.
L1Gles', Mems. Chidreu's and BOYS Shoes.
mr. 81 WADDEY, 10 King street.
MISSES AND CHILDREN's FANS, opcn uLd
smut, at &c. piece, worth 25c.. at
apl3 wv l. EIcnBERos
200 FANCY TIES, AT 10 CENTS A PIECE FOR
ladies', at apis 2Sr l. ElcuBERGs
HASSlUS +. LEE, surviving partner of
~ Cszsnove s. Co., vs. johnson and others;
ana aunners adm'x.. &C., vs. James Fossett