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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-07

New stock of carpets and oil cloths,
just received at the furniture and
carpet house of Ames, Beattie & Co.,
1863 and 1866 Main street. Call and ex-
anime their stock before purchasing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-07
HAVANA LOTTERY,
Information at 238 Main st. Il

Sewer connections made in the best
manner and at lowest rates. All work
guaranteed. Browne, the plumber,
40 Madison street. IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-07
A silver Wine.

q DAAN0A AAAAAIr
A rumor is current that at Silver
Cliff, Colorado, where a dozen Mem
phians are interested, the miners have
struck it rich. A shaft, sunk a con,
siderable distance, has struck a riff Of
valuable ore, which, upon being as
sayed, yielded $50 ounces of silver bull
lion to the ton. 1t costs so per ton
to raise the mineral and $40 to have it
hauled, crushed and the bullion ex-
tracted. Clear profit from present
outlook, s12O per ton. The Hon.
Hosea Townsend is the company's
representative at the mine, and the
Memphis stockholders have been all
smiles for several days past.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-07
AMuSERENIS.

EhSm wa
GRAND CONCERT at 8 o'clock by Prof,
Handwerker's Orchestra.
REFRESHMENTS can be had upon the
grounds.
forced and. POSITIVELY, so IMPROPER ChARAc-
TERs WILL BIZ ADMITTED.
nB-As this is our First Reunion, all knights
are earnestly requested to participate.
Admission. soc Ladies' Free.
Tickets can be procured from the reporters Of
City Lodges and at the Gate.
transportation Committee;
BP Robson, Us Hall,
Geo I Rather, CAonsaIrat,
Knapp, John Sullivan,
W Lishtburne.
Entertainment Committed;
III Alaricb, gHarpman,
II J Lynn, BE Halter,
JPPreseott, BEberhardt,
nv Vredenburg.
Gate Committee:
SIJobe. MSouhr,
Joseph Uhl, II Slslsr,
PJ Kennett, james Franklin,
NJ Cohen.
Order Committee;
WD Cannon, John Clayin,
lhris Hoffman, Fritz Aehlo,
james Cleary, R Nredenhurg.
Flor and Reception Commit ee;
JB Mathes, Borg.
w II Bates, DE Goodyeari
W.T. Arlington, LII Estes. Jr,
JBCOok, CE Tucker,
Ike AChase, GE Hawkins,
Gol1scbmidt, sA Bowen,
W Davis, WI Perry.
Committee of Arrangements:
CA CASTOR, g i Hawkins,
W Perry, " sohmi
Jos Maneini, Minter Parker,
SIJobe.
Finance Committee.
Henry J Lynn, JA0mberg,
w L Cameron. N u Avery.
John J Sehm, g Bgnew.
Excursion rates Will be given by she
Railroads and Steamers on this date.
1853
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-07

Admission, soc Ladies' Free.
Tickets can be procured from the reporters OF
City Lodges and at the Gate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
ADIOSiNil.

FAITERscN. N j., Juoe ll.-Yes!crday
aftertoon the store. postoflic, and dweiug, in
oae building, belodg to Daniel Rhincsmith, at
Pompton. Passsic county, was blown up, and
the bnlIdirg demolished. John Rhiucsmitb,
aged 90, son OF the owner, bling alone, ex
pcded large frecrscker aad then took a
canister Ct powder to rtohargo Tho paper cyn
der. The powder was ignited ~ fire remaining
10 tho cylinder, ard terrible explosion en-
sued. the youth b=og buried 10 tho rui1s.
lie was dangerously burned bnt not killed and
nly recover. Tho loss IN the building and
s,ock is about s. jC0 Insured for 81 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
.,uEET.lhI AND COMMERCIAL

....., e. . Ltcidoi luii il Business, rs usus a.
..s eo.-o1. Harvesting has begun, and the re.
,...:s u pcodGHo are consequently very limited.
r.eg-yspCc. !or good wheat crop is reported So
.,,g..c.: Money matters arc about in ststu
ar here being no special demand, and Tie
.-gr,y aLequa:o for Ell legitimate purpoEes. In
Bsamo-c money continues easy, and the rste
~ government and other f.Et class security ia
.r,2. la pc7 cent. The Offering of commercial
rsge, Is moderate, aid all Of undoubted stand.
r.. quickly taken 81 sbou! $50 per Ct. In New
lu-l m2ney continues very easy, call loans
-.a. - from 5a3! per ct.. closing at 3 per Ct,
r5yDramca. bonds are ii-mer, the closing prices
"a New York yesterday showing advance in
:, ALL in ! per cents. Tho lstter were 1917.
is * N.ercst for registered and lCs5,lO9 for
.a... coupon bonds. The regular coupons sold
&I.'. state securities quiet Virginia bends
a,., c-nSoIs selling yesterday to tho amour. Ct
500 ~ o. closing i9t bid, 81 asked. 10 1Os
fraction higher, selling 81 Glb. closing with this
gi'n bid, Al asked. Coneol coupons. Julv
l-.U., sold ~ ST. SIS. and 10 - July coupuns s.,
n- Fat due "Dnpo!s quoted at!%!s9i Railroad
SOCKS continue duh Twenty shsres Il s. O
Common sold yesterday ~ l5l. MANASSAS =.
F.,aig a. ,tj411i, and q 6 4 IDS waited At .Os
4 = o Causl bonds wc7. he'll n. IS, without
m!i,.-. W. quote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
sEothers !Mothers,, Mo,,,crs,,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
ex,ruci.tiDg pain of cutting teeth ? If 90, 20 at
once and Got n bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW'
SOUTHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho Door
little sufferer Immediately -depend upon it :;
there Is 10 mistake about it. There is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate tbe
bo"o.s, and give res. TO tho mother anu relief
and health to the child. operating like magic.
IT Is perfectly safe to use in all cases and pleas
ant TO the taste and is the prescription of one Of
The Oldest and beet female physicians and nurses
IN the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany esch bottle. None genuine un.
less the fac-simile Of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all M edicine
Dealers. Twonty -4Ve cents bottle. Beware Of
limitations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
UNICATEJ
.IeWett and Davis.

SIX TO be allowed TO predict tho ticket A.
Cincinnati. 1t will be: For President, tho Hon
Hugh j. Jewett. CT New York; for Vice Presi.
dent, Judge David Davis. Of Illinois. Jewett
will rally 70 our support the business interests
AID capital Of ,he country, the great railroad
power, and Judge Davis has baen so identified
with the labor movement that Re will com u and
the support OF tha masses. That ticket will car
~ New York, Ohio, Illinois. 1ndisns and Call
f,rniA Both gentlemen are uuoy csplionsble
and most avsilsple, and our delegation will show
the intultve native wisdom of Virginia by
bringing it out We want rather q man cor yer.
SAINT with the business and commercial interests
Of the country at the head Of the government
than military hero or politician
UEMOCRAT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUNEll, 1880

ARRIVED.
Str Geo LeAry, Norfolk. 10 Hooe.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. to F a Reed
Str j w Thompson. lower Porc. TO r A Reed.
Str Ma,tano, lower Pot'c. to j Broders s. Co..
CIR Gray hound, lower Potomac, wood, 10 L
j Mehafley " Co.
Schrs j Pickup and c F Baker. Washing
ton, TO j Agnew s. Co.
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk BY A Rood
Schr M Vanciver. Havre do Grace, by Il j
nj ehailsy s. Co.
schr Madison. Washington. by Perry, Smoot
6 Go.
schr Il Pickup. North Csrollas. by JPAg-
nov Il Co.
PASSED UP.
Schrs j Harlow, Wake, j. Morris Perot
and Daniel Brown for GEORGETOWN.
schr Katie Ranger, fJr Washington.
MEMORANDA
hchr Sunlight. hence at New Haven 9th.
Schr Mary q Collins, from GEORGETOWN, at
Dutch Island Hsrbor SLh.
Sc1r John Proctor cleared from Boston for
Washington 9th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
LDCHL RfSEg-fTSrA

From Mrs Markell. opposite this Office, VIC
to dsy Ecilved bluoh OF beautiful h:s.
a marriage JIG 'nsr vas is. ued 10 Wsslioslcn
YESTERDAY to W. E johnson, of this civ. and
Harvey H. Nslsou. Of Faipoas,le, va.
ihc fiat Garfield aud A-lhur n,u If tho
G,mp"isn was thrown to the trc.z, ia Tho
Fourth Ward yesterday eVcuiog.
Abcpi fifty inetpber' of the A,kars.s Press
;:'S'c'a'loh Will pass through this city, Cv, the
lTrlGla hlldIaud railroad, TO murrow moropp
for Weshinrtun.
noog III: psi bear r. ut the iiuo,rai Of the
late J"hn BrOuehsu, tn, author md acto:, in
New York, yesterday, Vas hr. Fratk Bangs
lIIm"ry OF lhiJ city.
lie flc!Gt'y elected d, l.eaies 10 tho .,gins
ter cunVet tl0u, to met 90 the : h Vt July from
inns u'ty. h.V. received their c:cdep.ials from
tue hcatq lsrIer5 VI the party 10 Richmond.
ms 'chuoucr loui. was haulei UP on tho
ways At Tao ship yard this mOruius, aud The
schooner 5. q. Lac, arrived there for r.psi1s
la's ul'eroO00
A. w. ilarii, chairman If the REPUBLICAN,
ciiDmrtee has called moCliug at The CoIorcd
Oid Fellows Hall to eight for the purpose Of
cuccrolGg 'ho u1miucrs of the Chicago coavep-
ll0U.
The Ceremony OF Iayiog 10 o,rocr stone cr
% ChuIca, south i.ee street. took place his
evening at hyo click. 10 the presence of a
large crowd. The ,ored masors Of this city Of.
(icia!cd
CIV htlonl ,ng 10 Mr.. Luk;n Patton fell
! Ito the chual this Elorniog, but was rescued hy
some men. who wlro cugOged near the spot
whore she fell 10.
The closing exercises Of the law department
ti tic National University, in Washington, oil
wl'oh MIR. ii. U. Clsughttn, formerly Of this
cl'y, Is a professor, will teke p!aGi on Tuesday
evening NIX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

ERECTION Or OFFICERS. AT mscting OF
the Al, xandnl WaraIoprcu LODI No ~, A
+. dnd a. vi held last ihr, the iOiOwt0s OF
lIc:rS W"ro r. Cseord TO I'VE for he en>uioy
years: Worshipul Master, \. q. Uhlrr; Sebi-
or Walden. Charles T. S u,rr; Juoior Warden.
L. II. Ctrb.ni S: crtrary. James s. Douglas.
Treasurer. Jnnn A F!yj,
The Wor,:iotu Master el,c', hAs made the
fol'pwlrg appQic'meu's: a W. Armsruur,
Sroior d .pcoD; II Kcmlcr, junior D.acob;
Wm. Il. Zimmerman. S'ewar; John Cravep,
lllcr. All OF the above cili,prs will he Installed
at The u xi meciug OF the Lodge, 81. JJhu
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

CONSERVATIVE REApJUSTERS. The COL
serVa,lvo readiuster club MT last nipht at the
Suo Eoelno House. with Nj, ,r Elgar l.
Brockett - tho chair, and James w. Shinn
aud A. II. Hurdle secretaries. Five new mcm-
bera were clroed. and after CONSULTATION it was
decided to adjourn until next "Wednesday night
when business of impor;nrc. will bn brcush.
up for Consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

HE A. l.. |, TARGET SHOOTING -Consid-
cradle dIsconien. has manifested Itself among
several claimants for the second prz, awarded
at the A. l. |. target shooting, which occurred
90 Tuesday afternooo. The priz,, handsome
three ply Ito cup, awarded the worst marksman
was given to Corporal Thomas Robinson, but
the other councillors for tho same honor, who
ara Sergeant Vincent, Pr;vltes Stein>r, Grimes
aud Hill. all oonteud that they have az EQUAL
right to it, ard SO another match between the
Two Contestants will DO arranged to take place
some evening of next week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

LIE CANAL.-AlI tho breaks 10 tho Che::-
poakc and OHIO Canal, as heretofore stated ha 20
Decn repaired; the whole line is now 10 good
c '1dltion, and, as stated 10 dispatch TO MIR.
John II. Parrott, jt., the agent ef the Amc1i,,n
Goal Company. tnis morDiog, boats will c,m.
meuce arriving here tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

DEATHS. Mr.. John Butler, respected citi
zsu OF Fairfax county, died ut Ihornton's sta
lion on Sunday last in tho cighiclh year of his
aye. Tho does asGd was q veteran of tho war
Of 1912.
MIS- i. N. Williams, Of Fairfax Court House,
was y. s'rlk9n with paralysis Ga Sunday last, and
did 90 Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

MT. VERNON INSTITUTE. -Th, annual dis
trlouioo OF medals, and premiums, 10 tho TO-
tormedlsto ard junior circo. took pIsc, 10 tho
rarlors, at tho MI. Vernon Institute, YESTERDAY.
10 day, tho graduates and young ladies Of
tho hrst cas-, received their gold badges and
medals, at Arlington, where teachers and
scholars. ara enjoying basket picnic,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

DEATH FROM PARALYSIs.-Wm. Hicks, on
ga colored barber, living pcor tho c!rncr OF
l'noce and Fayettc streets, paraIyz,d some
months ago, was Frustrated with sec nd stroke
Monday tvoriog, from tho effects OF wh:ch he
died last night, about | | o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

hEW SIT Or STEvFDoREs Tho strike on
the wharf yesterday, mentioned in the Gszet,e,
resulted in giving Alexandria new set of ste.
vederts. After the arrest OF the colored m .n
Tor lmpudeDce to the mste of the schr General
Torbert. the Washington men united with the
Alexandria men and demanded IF en- q jnis an
hour Tor unloading the vessel, which uemaI d
was refused by the sptsin, and tho men order
cd to quit WORT. a gang of young yh.to men.
sll well known Ale2snar;sas. Was then employ.
ed at hlsf en- cents per hour, and this morning
:bey were working 10 tho entire sat sfscton of
All interested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

POLICE CoURT-Mayor Smith Pr siding -
trabk Bfougsn, aud an CID mat; drunk ard
dlsotderly on the streets, s. each.
Nellie Summers fued s. yesterday M raiup
Tor s)rderiy conduct at ooIorcd festival the
night before was rcarrestcd yesterday evening
Oh complaint OF Flea Cooper fer abusise Iau.
eua2c. The mayor after hearing the ceidepca
imposed inc on the oompI, 1ant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

GOLD ORE r. A. Reed received this morn
INK from the Rudolph Miniog Company, abou,
tlGn tons OF gold ore gathered from tho mino OF
the company, near Bealetou station. Fauuuicr
counts, Va, TO DO shipped to New York. This
orc Is raid TO be Of superior uualit7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Jrue II, lSS0.-
For the MIDDLE Atlantic atcs STATIONARY or
slowly falling barometer, winds uostiy sou,h-
arIy. s;a'ion,fy or higher temperature aud
cesllog weather, preceded by occasional rain
10 the eastern portion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

Tue EXCURSION To S1uur.-The frst ex-
c1rslon, uoder the auspices Of tho Alcxapdrs
Musical Ass ci.tioD, takes place to nigat. The
gentlemen in charge of this Fir have SHARED
oelher tine cor expense 10 trying to mako this
the excursion Of the sessoo. A c,retu.l5 Sc
''cted "Orier of DsrcA" has been printed, add
With the aid Of MedIey's Celebrated Orchcstrr,
ioVe,S OF he terpsccorean art are prom; SD
good unN. The nsDag nj mt guarantee perfect
orce, a. no cisnrderly characters will be allowed
m tie boat. The boa. leaves her wharf at
1:45 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

fuRLoUdIIEn.--Mr Carrie S. Mills. of this
olty, an employee 10 the Government Printing
Othco,. 10 copst qucucc OF tho urgent need for
ctlmpalgn funds, has. together with q
large numbsr Of cthors. bccn furlourhod until
the first OF July. MIR. Frank NJ. HiII, aaotbtr.
Alexandrian employed at tho cfiicr, still oon.
tioucs ut wGrk there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

LEY. w. :. PENCK hey. w. s. Peoick,
pas or OF tho First Baptist Church 10 this civ,
has neon spp"lotcd to preach tho annual ser
mon before the Baptist General Association,
y Lloh meols in RicAmon in June. 1881
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

soNAL-Miss Sarah Watcrmau,
daug hter Of Dir. Simon Wst,rn of this ely,
who has been on visit TO her irieods 10 Wllks
barre. Ps., and NV Iok. Tor the past six
mcnhs, arrived homo last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
4 LEX DRTx CAZVG',2E

- ~ 10 EC left. Csttle-Rscepts d, SEQ head :
shipments 600; mostly rood to choice: nsrkel
sctlVs an and l0c higher; shipping 20ss5; West
erns gJsS4 GO; grass Texans l5.S& So; butch
els Zoaa" ID Sheep-Keceipts 1000 head ;
market active and firm; 3 5OsS4GO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
NJ EDICA NAL.

old DR.. DODDS POWDERS NO. . will
" cure sill chronic and obstinate nervous d;.
seases, such as q eneral nervous debility, lnvoi-
untary seminal losses, caused by indiscretion.
excuses. &c, or by lascivious thought, and
dreams, producing groat physical and ment.I
weakness. and often destroying both body an
mind, and bringing on dimnes, OF vision, early
decay, universal lassitude. impotency or rhy.I.
csl 'ncapaclty, insanity and assumption Prc,
81 per package. or six packages for SIS.
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS will
~ cure Diseases OF the Kidneys Gravel, Glest
aud all urinary diseases, nervous debility, loss ,f
manhood. seminal emissions. impolency .lls.d
oy indiscretion IN youth, excuses, etc female
weakness or whites, acrofuls, syphilis in all its
forms and all blood and skin diseases ep ,ediy
cured, Price S3 per box. Sent by mai! secure
from observation on receipt of price -
hR. HUNTERS SYPHIlITlU PILL .
~ specific for Syphilis in sll its iorm,. aud
every VesLage of ths disease ersdicatei from tbs
system. Scrofula and all Blood and SKIN vi.
sesses speedily cured Price 81; largo box 50.
sp27 JANNEY Il 90, Ag.n,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET, June 10 HOGS
essler; common 25aS3 90; light "a Is; psck.
iog 9Oss4 20; butchers 4:5lS4 35; receipts
Z=O0 head shipments 925.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

The STEAMER JANE MoSELEY. The steam
or Janc Mosc!cy having relurned from Balu-
more, wi ere sho has been undergoing a tho
rough ovcrhauHCg il now q magnificent spCc-
Uco OF IN rno and steamboat aroht,c ure and
is Itnlcly the rrdo { t Arltr C n ioIaud waters
Her old single boiler has been taken cut and
neW double boilers substituted Her new
boilers have QUO fourth more heating surtsc,
than he old. and il is CT ii eutly exp, ed that
40 addition OF e mil, 8 yer hour Vi | be added to
her sp"ra. SItc> her a,.lYa tram Bal! III ire
g,e Is , l9g 0 rsurh aud pan:,d thruughru:
ADD Will be r'tl ted IL the m $: luXucious sly lie
-lurri'ufo and appointments Of clcgaot car
tct'r-Hhlie he sia'" rooms will be models OF
beau and cennIin, $. A ,xcu,sion will be
YlVcu ia her honor 10 Saturday, the 10 h iasC.
Invitations for which have ban sued. #, r
which she will take her ),Iac, GA the Norfolk
lice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

ACCIDENTTo STEAM Ito The steam tug
Belle Haven OF this city, CAPTAIN Mut.hew
k,rsav. which vent to tho Washington navY
yard "Wednesday last TO tow the steamer GuI,
uarr, lying at the yard 10 S venlh STREET wharf,
met with an accident. The Uoittd States
steamer Dispatch 10 backlog Gu. Ct her dock
ran into the Belle llaVcn. and knocked her
tllot house off Tho commander at tho yard,
Commodore DeCralt, promptly had the damage
repaired, and the tue is now pI5iog Ibe Potomac
10 as good oondi'lon as sac was Ee;t.. tho
accident occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

BALTIMORE, June ll-Virginis Ga old -; 90
deferred cs; do consols SCI do I'd series ~! ;
ra't due coupons -; new 10.40s d; IL 4O
coup 20 bld to-day. Cotton quiet and firm {;
middling liz. Flour ac.ive and steady; How.
ard street and Western Super Bass IS; do E1tr.
1878; DO Family % S.; City Mills suuer rs
hS3 70; do Extra 5OaS5; do Family G 25sS6 75
90 Rio brands G,S6 rs; Patapsco Family ST 10.
Wheat Southern steady for new; old nominal
WesteIn lower. but steady at the decline; Sou h
ern red new li6 l28: do amber new l2Ssl30;
MOI Western winter red Jot l251sl2js; June
lA5, l2l; July ll3isll3!; August and Sept
llOallct Corn-Southern steady; West
ern Gull, weak and lower; Southern white 81 :;
90 yellow nominslly IS; Western mixed spot
;O'Gt June 1880; July 4ets49j Aug 4Jsi9i;
ttasmer is bid. Oats dull and easier; Southeru
lia4i; Western white 42a43; do mixed 4is42 :;
Pehna 12a43. Rye quiet at " Hay steady
primo to choice Penna and Maryland l7aSlS
Z. h1e firm; kio cargoes ordinary TO prime l23.
lot Sugar firm; a soft Of. Whiskey etc, d =
at ] ] iSl IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
CA N AL COM nj ERCE

Arrived-Boats Capt l. II Kuhn and d K
Long, TO Georges Creek Coal and Iron 20.
Departed-Bosts Congress and F Moffe.t,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

a uQop Coat TRADE Tho c,al trade
this season has TAR has been verg good. ard the
prcspto;s are that it viii be much lar ger than
last year. \ LARGO iron steamer, the Perkiomen,
300 tons hurlhen, arrived It tho wtaf Of the
American Goal Company yesterday evening",
and will depart to morrow for New Bedford,
Mass. Another steamer. Of tho same kind.
Geo tor 8 bur, hen will arrive to the SINE COM
paoy Thursday, aid trips will bo mad, by tht 8,
steamers onco a week Tor tho next seven We, Ks,
between this city atl Northern pcrts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

DEATH or AN ECCENTRIC Old LApY.-Nl,s.
FL zloeth West, widow of the late Jerry West,
who IVES drowned in 1856, aid a we'll known
eccentric old l.dy, died at her home, near the
corner OF Prince and Flycttc streets, yesterday
afternoon, after al Ioess OF several months.
Inc deceased was eighty six years OLD, and the
ptcll!ar maAnrr OF Der lie gave rso to tho
oe!lei among the coorcd people Of tho neigh
borhood that she was Tho posscssor ofa cors;d
ersbIe sum OF monty and oh"r articles OF va nc,
so that when the Odd lady brtaihed her | s.
there was general drsiro manifested for o
search f' the h2usr. in which she lived all
slona The examination OF tho PREMISES re-
vetl!d tho &c: that he otI9 worldly ctf,c the
dc left behind her wcro q few articles Of
delapldat(d furLitutc. l,u- pet dogs ADD several
chickens. Nntaith andoe tho desire CT her
I,fe was o have grand fun raj. tho remain S
wire conveyed to their last res ing rllc, this
morniog UNATTENDED by o siuge hfck.
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kOfk SALE Or Kent.

FOR RGNT-The THREE STORY BRICK
l. HOUSE. No. IS north Fairfax ST Has all
the modern improvements including b. broom,
sas, cooking range and parlor hs ,tor.
feb TIT r. t. GDR2ErT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

GEoRGETowN CATTLE MARKET juno 10
CsttIe-Some l25 head were offered. with Gales
lambs sold at SAT cents per ID. TweLty.fve
cows and calves brought 2OaS45 Per head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

TEMPERANCE NoTES. - The lenperauco
meeting 10 the tent on Duke street last Tuesday
night Is spoken OF us one Ct tho hlsS of tho
series. MIR. Pearos had charge and spoke for
three quarters CT an hcu7. There being pres
ent large number Of women, no spoko mainly
Ct wcman's part ia the Wcrk of reform, and
ended with an appeal to tho whole audi.nco TO
ioln hands to drive iutcmpcranoo and its train
OF OWLS from our midst. Half an hour was
spout in song and general speech making, dur
ing which a number Of persons signed tho
pledge.
Tho excursion on Tuesday 10 Marshall Hall
was very delightful aiilir. Tho weather Was
PLEASANT, tho crowd largo. tho music good, md
tho amusemonts variable and enjoyable. Tho
last boat returned at II o'clock at night. Tho
red rltbon boys regard the excursion decided
SUCCESS though they did not make a large
amouat of money.
Tho Woman's Chris i'm Temperance Uoiou
held mcotlrg OF the club rooms Wednesday,
st p N. The attendance was not large but
tho Interest mantle s:ed in the proceedings good.
The Reform Club hold their weekly meeting
10 pieh'. George G. Kcund ard Others will
sneak.
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4 CARD-Havlrg this day received from
y Messrs 3 ii. Janney 81 Son, agents OF the
Virarin State insurance. Compsuy of Rich
m md. payment IN full for tho loss [ sustained
ty the destruction of my dwelling by fl 1n on tho
2lst Of lnst month. my thanks ARE hereby ten
derti e The prompt set ement Of my claim.
J.ll-3. CuAkLES hAkRISUN