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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20
a Duel,

4 difficulty hts been pending fer sumo ;inc
IN Brunswick county between H. A. Ra1ey,
young lawyer, who was 60 active speaker on the
resdll5tc1s side ln the late oauVasi and Richard
Jolly, travelling salt snan for j.. L. Moore l.
TO-, who advtc ntd lhs McUuoch bill for the
settlement cl The Slate debt. III, i2inal dit
hsIty occurred in political dispute and would
haVe been settled GA the spot cut for the lntrr
ference If nutu al friends. The next Gay Mr..
Jolly demanded satisfaction, and Mr.. nancy
promptly replied ADD referred Mr.. II. Ashton
EppeIson, the second Of Mr. Jolly. 10 Mr..
Albert Mallory. The result was 90 agreement
that the hostile meeting should take place
NiaIch is In tho cluuty Of Northampton, in
North Carolao, uud On the spot made famous
as tho fatal Ii Id vi tic Drumgoolc- Dugger duel.
Information, howCVtr, reached the parties that
their pIaDs we're known, ard that q warrant he'd
been Issued fer their apprehension. 1t was dc.
ternlOcd that the meeting should take pllc, at
once, and in Brunswick. Tho principals and
seconds then renaired to an u1frcqucuted spot
near Smoky Ordinary. Doctors Powell. OF
Dlnwidiic. and Bate, Of Brunswick, aud fow
Invited friends accompanied thom. The wesp
OBS were tic regular niuo iooh dueing pistols,
The distance thirty PAGES. At the word zone"
each gentleman fired. The bullet Of Mr.. jolly
passed through tho crown CT his Antagonist
hat, severiug lock OF hair. That of MIR. Raney
inh:c cd slight Ssh wound in the right arm
OF MIR. Jolly above the elbow. The wound
at first bled prolusely, but tho fJw OF
b!ocd was 5000 stopped. Tho wound is
very painful, tut rot dangerous. Nolwth-
standing the urgent cntreaties CT his friends
and the advice of his second, Mr.. Jolly demand
ed second shot This demand wss on the paint
OF being Exceeded TO when Constable j. B. NAL
lory appeared on tho scene, armed with war.
rant. mud prevented what might hsve been the
fatal termination Of the unfortunate affair.
Messrs. Jolly and Raney wore srraigned before
Justice Il. +. Duane, and bsiIed in tho sum Of
StOJ for their appearance ST the County Court
nox. Monday. The principals, and all other
witnesses OF The affair are unusually retcent, and
but little addiEoLa. can be known until devel-
opod sL Lhe ttlal. Neither Mcssrs Rancy or
dolly is yet thirty years ofsg,. Each belongs to
tho hset families in Brunswick, and neither is
married. Mr. Jolly is considered enc Of tho best
pistol shotS in the county. Zach CT tho gentle
mon is reported to have displayed the utmost
toft!Ludo under tho trying circumstances, and
hopes of an honorable and amcable adiusin mt
of the difficulty gro yet entertained. Richmond
wing.
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CHFRCH SERVICES. &C., To- MORROW
Christ Church.-Se at II o. m. and : 80
q. m. by Rev. Mr.. Suter.
ST. PauFs Church. -Servic, all Q. N. and
p; N. by Rov. DR.. Norton.
Grace Church.-Service at IL a. N. and :: 50
p. m by Rev. Mr.. Sharp.
81. Nny'S Church. Of II d, m.
ny Kew. Rather Stonestreet. fespers OF p.m.
r, tn'0n EfcstHcrlun Church (Iirst Church,
Service at ] a. N. and $50 p. NJ. by Rev.
DR.. Bullock.
Second Presbyterian Church-Servicc at II
a. m: aud 40 p. m. by Rev. VIM. Dinwddic.
4letn. Fps. Ctwch-Servico at IL a. To-.
and at 1870 p. m. by Rev Mr.. Poarue.
Meth. Fps. Church South Service at IL
0. M, and I:3O p. d. by Rev. w. X. Boyle.
-Hcth. Ifot. Chrch-Service at II c. M.
and 100 n. N. by Rev. w. Il. Graham.
baptist Gturch-Servicc at | / a. II. and !. 80
p. M, by Rev. w. S. Pepick.
Primnt!re Baptist Church, Service at IL G.
IL. by Elder VIM. NJ. Smoot.
German Lutheran Chmch-Service at 8 80
,. ~. 10 German, by Rev. MIR. Lipcodt.
Fricmd'S CUcuyar Meeting will bo reid at
their meeting house. on ct. Asaph street. at
) 80 to morrow afternoon. Several ni5is;ers Of
INC Society arc expected to attend
IoWag Mems Christian Association.-
Ssrvlco OF sonI and prayer meeting ia the
u. Il. Church, South. at 4 y. m. Jai at =
D. II. Aims House at ,! y. IN.
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p EUEIVED TODAY ct
FRENCH2S

1hs lourth II Instalment OF the now world famous
GE NJ PUZZLE-l3-l5-l4,
Lawyers plsy it. ministers play it. bankers
play it. everybody plsys it, At first sirbt The
victim feels little or no interest but If he stons
FOX single moment to try it the mania seizes
him. Business. home, friends, family. socisI
and civic duty Gil arc forgotten, while he sli6es
the itesn blocks around and Aguros and cslc,,.
]stes gives it up. "swears Off" and begins again.
Children cry for it. philosophers try It, the ac-
EdemleS of silence discuss it ''FiftoenU is a
puzzle of seeming simplicity but it is construct
ed with dianolicsl cunning. Four styles on hand:
price 10 end l5c 1''1''
peH,o:esta Portfolio for tho Spring and Sum.
mer Of 1880; 15c.
Demorests What to Wear for spripv and
Summer 1880; l5c. ~NN
The Heart of It. Romance of Eaat AND
West. by William Osborn S.oddard: 81 IS:
pap " coveIs Coz. 30 '
H,r Lsdyshipi a novel 81 26.
soh1e Women of To Day, by one Ct them ::
81 80. VI '"'n ,
New lot Of "Ouids's" new work, "No,bs -
Seaside Library; Zoe. '''''
Leslle's Sunday Magazine for ApriI
New Books daily.
New lot of hundred thousand Knveloney :.
cheapest in the country. ''''p0S
nlh ~ q. H. FRENCH.
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WE LEAD FOR THE FOLLOWING
REASONS:
Wo keep tho largest stock in Millinery this
side of Now York, for wo mako millinery a
specially. Our styles arc always Of tho latest
importation, our goods arc tho bost and highest
in quality, but low in prices. Being in the
wholesale business, we sell goods at retail AZ
Wholesale prices. We can underscl and vet
make o living profit. Our motto is QUICK
SALES AN d SMALL PROFITS.
We make it r specially to please, deal fair and
10 retain our customers.
Wo are thankful for tho great reimbursement
received, which has enabled US to do tho largest
millinery business in thi3 District. We will
strive in tho future. as in the past, to be worthy
OF the great patronage extended TO us.
We would kindly request our flionds and the
public not To miss tho opportunity 10 inspect The
most beautiful goods over placed on exhibition.
Our stock in Pattern Hats, Bonncts. Straw
Goods, French Flowers, Satins, Silks, Kibb:n,.
Laccs in every style and quality. Feathers, Hu.
man Hair Switches. ard Corsets in fact every
article connected with first class establishment.
Our stock is immonse; the entire second floor Of
Kings Palace Hall WILL DO devoted to our open-
ing. and our Wholesale department will be hero
after on the third floor.
KINGS PALACE,
sll Seventh street
1naf[u,"t Washington.
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Inar20,3t

HEUSThk'3S ALElN FAIRFAY-By yir.
L. tue CT deed Of trust from }. d. Crocker
AID wife, dated Nov. 20.h. 1876, and duly re-
corded IN the lsad records of Fairfax county,
Va, and for tho purposes therein mentioned, /
shall er for sale by public suction in iron. oflhe
Court House door, Mt Fairfax G. H.. on MON.
DAY, April 10th, 1850, (coarL day. at IL m. tho
TRACT or Land conveyed by the above
Goo, conts'4ing iol and Sl-lOO sees, lying upon
the road leading from Lewensvile to LsnrI"v
adjoining the lands OF Sruoot, Peacock and
others, and known rs the "Dorr Grockcr" place.
Tbs sale will be made sub ert to dead OF trust
dated Sept 1874, TO secure alb ,rt Peacock the
sutn OF S7IO aud also subject TO another trust
decd, dated Jan. eth. 1876, 10 secure Nicholas
a cker tho sum Of ) 000
Term, OF Sale: CASH. ss TO the costs CT this
sale and The aum of four hundred dolsrs and
unpaid interest thereon f1r something over two
years. balance in one. two. and three years
Q. Il. il Il. trustee
F.iriax county, Va N .rch lS-ls
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, March 90, 1880.
For the Middle States partly cloudy weather,
IN northern portion occasional light snow. west.
ery winds veering to colder lorthwesteriy, and
higher barometer. "A0
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McGIDENY FAMILY,

FOR MONDAY MIGHT, MAR. 81, 1850,
pronounced by the press, public and pulpit AZ
tho most remarkable combination of musical
talent in existence. This wonderful family will
appear NIX! Monday night March ed At
st O'Clock in grand family concert. Como
aud hear Thorn, and if you do not pronounce
them simply marvellous both in 3 combination
and Ia their specia'tics. your money will bs
checr!u'ly rUfundod. Everywhere and by eve.
rIbody they ARC pronounced musical n.aryels,
PARADE on Monday afternoon, at 9 o'cpk
Popular prices rs ard Zoe; reserved seats
now on sale at Jauney's drug store, corner King
and Royal sts. NH eo-3t
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Tie MARKET To DAY.-Ths bsd weather
Which has prevailed for some time past has put
early vegetables back somewhat, and iu oonse'
quenco the market this morning was poorly
supplied With spring articles. The arrivals of
hsh, also on account of the weather. have been
much smaller than was expected few weeks
ago; there was. however, tolerablV good sup
ply on hand. Strawberries we're very s,arce,
but what few ttete we've INST with slow
sales at % cents per quart. There was not much
poultry on hand. but the supply was equal 10
the demand. Turkeys sold ct lG cents per
pound. chickens from Is ceutj to 81 per pair,
ducks - to 50 cenls per pair. The Eupp'y OF
meats was of tho usual excellence and variety
With prices about tho same as last Saturday.
There were some benches devoted exclusively 10
pottad flowers, which were well patronzcd. APP
pies sold at so cents per peck sweet potatoes
90 cents peck, Irish potatoes % to o5 cents per
peck. kale 20 cents per pick, radshes 4 cents
per buLch, spring onions couts per buoch,
lettuce q to S cents per head, parsnips IS cents
Ter peck, early yo1ks s to 10 cents ptr head.
flsh-shat 90 cents 10 81 per pair, rock IS
CENTS apiece, white perch 40 10 SO cents per
bunch, boring % cents per buDch, common
hsh 20 cents per burch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

AFFfCTI0NATE MEETING -Thtr, arrived
here on tho Virginia Midland train, last night,
colored woman named Gordon, who had been
sold away frora this city twenty Blk years ago,
ARC, which iiGc she had not seen any member
OF her family When che arrived last night
her brother, who lives in Fairfax county, was
waiting TO receive her. As soon as she spied
HIM, she jumped from tho train, and caught
hlm around the neck, and Rugged and kissed
him. aud cried and danced, and cappcd her
hands and shouted until largo crowd had oon.
ereEa;ed, but still she went on with her manifest.
ntlons OF Joy, all unconscious of the lockers on,
until she was a most exhausted, when sho was
placed in carrlsgo and driven of. the happiest
woman in all tho world. Those who wfre
present say they never witnessed such az al
lectlonato meeting.
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As no efficient cathsrtc, certain cure for
Headaches, Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks. and
perfect regulator Of tho liver, We commend j.
NJ. Larcquc's Anti bilious Bitters, lnauufac-
turcd in Baltimore, Md, loT over half ceoinry.
Hosts Of the most prominent cilizers uDhesi-
ta!ingIy ipdoIso them as the most poten,
remedy OF the agc. DC. paper or 81 hottie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

STREET BEGGAEs.-Among the many beg
CARS who present themselves daily at our doors
sollctiog aims is little light compcxioned,
natty headed, unwashed white ulchir, alfred
10 diaridstcd clothing, who, By lis pitiable
stcry, has moved the compassion OF many
house keeper; but did they but orc, Co..
GLIMPSE at the white womsn who is generally liz
the uclghboThC0d with HIN. their charitable
dealings would instantly give way to wrath.
She Is young woman, abOu! - years old, stout
aDd healthy looking, aud her bodily appearance
indicates the rare uso OF soap and water. This
woman iorc2s tho little child 10 80 to residences
end knock, aud so!,c.t alma, while she keeps at
dIsiaLcs, and as soon as tho boy energies from
the houses she Immediately follow him up and
takes from him whatever he may have re-
celVed. This Is real picture, and Was Wit,
messed this mrrning by sevara! persona on
PrlGce street.
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tomorrow. in the Catholic church calendar,
Ir "HoWn as Palm Sunday, when palm is blessed
,: ~ '"o ciorgy and distributed to tho congregs-
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NCSIcAL The famous musical McGibeDy
, ,fp;n'Iy gave an entertainment at Ssrepta Hall
o cnl, afternoon. which was ono of the best CON-
,T ever glvcnlo this city. By special request
lucy Will give another entertainment here Mon
- y nlgnt at Sarepta Hall. All who ere fond
VI sood music ought to be present.
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s.r m'Gthldgmcn Look to your Interests and
g ,'U uccfot's bills by using Dr. Bulls Cough
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COpAlsFN EESHIPS-

MOTICE-The psrtnership heretofore ca,rie5
~ on by JOSEPA 5. BEACH aud Wall
TER GREGORY. under the firm name and
style Of BEACH 81 GREGORY, in Alexspdris
Va , has this day been dissolved BY mutual con,
sent. and in Tho future the business will be cs-.
ried on by Tho said Walter Gregory in his seps-
rae account. who will psy and receive ali debIs
due and owing TO and FROM the said partnership
il, the regular course Of business.
Jos. s. BEACH.
WALTkR GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

TIE LATE ASSAULT cstarday evening Dr.
Foster, the man who was assaulted Thursday
night swcro out u warrant before Justice D. g..
Whttlcsey. charging George NowIsnd ard
Robert Ba!lcDger With a ic!orious assault
upon lin on the said night Eha warrant was
placed 10 the handle oil Officer James Smith,
who arrested the two men yesterday evening.
bout hall pas five o'clock, aud took them
before Mayor Smith, who continued the case
unil! Monday mex, ct len o'clc OK, releasing the
H"rsocs On their own rtcoGnIz4pc'. N0aIald,
The man charged with sirikiGg Foster, wGs E
private IN the United States army dmiog the
h'c VT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

TEACHERS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Go.
Tho officers and directors of tho Teachers
Nlutua! Llio Insurance. Compsuy-Rev. DR..
klnl0ck Nelson, prcsidcn', Giles A. Penick,
v,ca president; j. S. Black buro. secretary: j.
l. Bake. treasurer, and Mnssrs l.. Nj. Bac!,
lord, Q. 5. Taylor and * kcmpcr, directors
met at tho Office Of X. kcmpor, ca ycstor
day evening, and completed tho organization Of
The new company.
Tho constitution end by laws Of tho new Or
ganH.tlon We're adopted, and tho 81 ctetary Iii,
rOc:cd to have the circulars and applications for
membership printed at orc). 1t was decided
eiSo to put the company in operation drought.
out tho State Immediately.
Dr.. Is. q. Powell was elected medical *
amincr, and the board adiournnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

THE TEACHERS INsTrTUIE.-Tho March
meeting OF the Teachers Institute for tho cry
and county OF Alexandra was held st Peabody
Hall this morning. at 10 O'Clock, all the cyuuly
teachers and al those from the city but enc
beng present.
Superintendent CarGn -oiured on THE
Teaching OF History" takinc tho gcouud that
history ought to be mora thoroughly taught in
the schools, and that teachers should make
themselves very familiar with it. Without
patriotism. he said, there could DO 10 sccurty
Tor our free iDsitu ions, and patriotism must
be taught, and could best be taught by re-
currcDcc to tho past in the study OF history.
lie suggested tho teaching of histo,y 10 Gu
neXloD, as for as possible, with that OF cecg-
taphy.
The next meeting was appointed for Salut-
day, Apr II, sutj'ct: "How to Teach Gcog-
raphy."
Alter the adjournment the county teachers
repaired to the Superintendent S Cfic,. where
the new County Treasurer, Frederick r. Wind
ser, esq, gas obligingy on hand, and wcrc paid
'teir salaries for the last school month.
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RGI3L EsEEs-sTgES

A panel photograph OF Capt. L. H. Smith,
10 JUL uniform. is on exhibition in tho win.
dow oil 5. TcunoSs)u Il Co., on king street.
Mr.. Charles H. Marshall il il with tho
Glumps.
The employees Of tho Virginia Midland Rail-
road were paid off to-day.
Rev. hlr. Graham will deliver his fartw II
sermon. IN this city, to morrow, beforc leaving
for bis INV charge. Montgomery, Ale.
Champ Faun:Icroy denies Tho charge that he
WAS tho cause Of tho girl, Edith Burke, getting
in trouble and says that Tho story is the work
Of his rDcmicS.
Stansbury & Bro. have received tho contract
for the tin work on tho Alexandria Light In
fantry Armtry.
Tho Finance Committee Of tho City Council
met last night at the Mayors Olco.
The fredericksburg Star says thst tho state
ment made by tho two young man. who arrived
IN this city n few days ago, that they had been
robbed at tho station house in that town, is mado
up out Of whole cloth.
Services will be- hold in Grace Church every
morning next week ST s o'clock.
Miss Lizzie Corkrey, the daughter Of Mr..
Dennis COrkrey died ct HerndoM last Thursday
after short illness.
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Baltimore, Md, june IS, 1879.

Baltimore. Md, juno Is. 1879.
7. Warren, csq.-Sir: havo used your
E1glsh Condition Po&dars Oh my own horse,
and their effects superseded anything | havn
ever soED. lie was in a complete state of General
Debility, and after usiGg them few times
could sec tho Improvement. and be is now in
perfect health end WoIkiGg hard every day.
They give 81: my customers satisfaction.
Signed JAMES RYAN,
Grocer sod General DGaer 10 Pfodue
mrlS - is Hilton ST., cor. Ligh.
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VlRGlNt Ia, 10 wit: In the Circuit Court Of
Y FairfsX cuunty Msrch -, 1880
EInllino GunrGll. tX3cutri1 OF George w. iiu1-
roll, vs.. III. y. Ball NJ. nj. Rnil, Charles 4.
Bs!t, isn.c l.. Bali and others. j o(endsnts. In
ChnnL1ry.
Mem Tho obiacs Of ibis sui. is to SCI, upac,r.
tsin bond or single bill, psyahla to The said
George w. tilnugIl, executed, by w. w, Ball.
Lucy w. Ball and Msriha Q. Ball for the sum
If $500. with Interest from the i8.h day of Sep
tember 1856, sid to charge tho real eetatc OF the
SAID biRrLhs q. Bali and Lucy w, i;sll With tho
payment vi the SAM.
JtsppearinS by hi davit iI,C iunl LiG d.:i.nd.
aUia. M, NJ. Ball, Charles I. Ball aid Isssc [.
Ball. ARC aOn residents OF this Stato IL Ia order
ed that they sppcnr within ono month after duo
publication hereof and do what Is necessary to
project their Interests. A copy-laste:
J.. u. RlCHAk USQN, Clerk.
Moore, y, q. nhl0-w4w
EAGLg BRAND TnnBAcCo, WHEAT snd
Ia BON H FERTI LlI dR.-ln osllirv the at.
tention of farmers TO this Fertilizer being tho
6rst season it has boen offered, | will simnlv
give the materials it is composed Of: Fish
Scrap, or Gusno. Bone and Potash, containing
from i've 10 six per cent Of Ammonis. Having
had this Fertilizer made for my own trade. /
can of'4r il with confidence VI "a. it IS Whist tho
farmer wants. and ell l ak is trial. Put up
20 lbs. in bsg. Price SAL
THOMAS PERRY, Agt,
mario Alexandra, Va.
pOYDS MINIATURE GALVANIO
- BATTERIES, used for almost all diseases
throughout this country, are for sale at 30 cents
each, postage included by
NH IL Il. s. LEADREATER & BRO.
q GROSS QUEENS YEAST CAKES
" fresh, just received by
mills J. c. MILBURN.
THO1CE BUTTER lust received and Err
~ sale By
mhl9 9. :. TAYLOR, Jr.
SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR at Is cts
- per package at
| jan 81 WAKEFIELD & HALLS.
| @- The best assorted stock and tho chesnes,
| Boys and Youths School Shoes in tho city.
| sepl9 w. b. WADDEY, 10 king,t
| GOLDFISH and BLOATkRS received this
~ day.
jan rs HARMON s. SMITH.
| . BBLS CHOICE CKANBERRIES receiv.
| 81 cd to-day by
dec II JIG. MILBURN.
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FOUND DEAD.-- young man named David
Brown cine to tho station house this afternoon
and reported that whlh out eunuing to-day,
ucar -Four Mile run, lie discovered white man
lying in the road dead.
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The undersigned desires to cypress his thanks
to his rierds for their patronage to the late arm
of BEACH q GREGORY. and he hopes that
they will continue the sauna to Mr.. WALTER
GREGORY, who will continue tie business for
himself 1T tho same place.
jos. s. BEACH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

HE EERNAL EQUINOX, which ia tho time
ThGn the sun passes through The equator 10 ono
" me cQulnoxial points, oc,uis 10 morrow, and
~, ,t days and nights will then be equal all over
,.e "o:!d. This period is usually atcom.
"anied by storms, but On tho other hand it
IaINs The beginning of spriDg, and the long
'Ys and bright sunshine which arc sure to fob
1| are gladly welcomed.
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GPEClAL BARGAINS.
~ Monday March 9Th 1861

GPEClAL BARGAINS.
NJ Monday, March Sth, 1850.
Wo oter special Inducements in full lines OF
goods received from Now York, philadelphia
and Bait more bought for cash at very low
prices, viz: All Wool Roll Runtings st 25c !;
Double Width BuntiDgs at co., very cheap !;
Black French Buntings, very fnc; Black In.
grain Hose; Black Iisle Thread lose; Black
ana sI WI White Hose very desirable; Bsloriggsn
Hose Csc, extra cheap; Mourning HandKerchiefs
q full assortment; all Linen Napkins zoe % dcz;
groht bargains in Quilts ST 80 each; Crane Col
arets, very choice; Madras Cling CHAINS, now
Styles Hamburg Rdgings; large stock Of Tow.
ols q great job; also another invoice OF those
two button Kid Gloves at 35c; Fatnitzs Kid
Gloves and buttons, warranted.
10 Country Merchants and Others-EFo have
large stock of HEAVY GOODS specially
suited TO their trade, bought before the great sd
vance for cash. end wo arc prepared to sell very
cheap. Call and examine stock.
u. +. BRASHEAK,
L. b. 6oomcs. No. lob King street
mh Alexandria, Va.
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ALEX ,yDru, RsroRu Crrp I.rgo
ciasd assembled ut rho rooma ot ,ho Arcvnf,-
dri, R.imn ilrh la.t Mini whnr, . non,;nv
,qis hcI5 Win lam w HoaJaroon ~ ,bo
cb,;r a'a En,r"n w N.,.,rIH on'i lI,',, AZ
E,,I,z sccTrtarir.
After the trnosaeii ~ Of o,r,idcrnblc rou,ioo
tusn,sl, Mr. Lewis Mc[ccz;r nader the head
Of FIR the rood C.; ;ha cuh snokn If ,hr
alv,Dtsg, Of c,lT.r Lonsos in nthrr eric, and
though, lhq; i "a, enid be- ,,,nh,aLcd here
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

ENASTER EGGo-Ths B. 8. EGG DYEs
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

totHTl COURT The March tcrm of the
'Ganty Court, Judge Jamcs Sang,ter presiding,
viii commerce in this city Monday next. A
special grand Jury has been summoned, and
,"a eases Of Nlily Holmes, for tho murder Of
I ~, lntaot child in Alexandria county, and
M IA IWgmau, fer committing an assault upon
sI.Si Josephine Conkiug, at Arlington. will
come up for trial.