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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-08
THE SILVER STATE.
UBLISHED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYs
EXCEPTED) BY
j. j. HILL a. CO.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
One copy, one year, by mail I.........s .sS 90.
One copy, six months, by mail .......... 4 90.
One copy, three months, by mail. ....... 2 so.
Delivered by Carrier. rs Cents per week.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One Square 40 lines) first Insertion 50 so.
Each subsequent insertion, per square. =. 90.
liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
A G ENTS:
c. W. CRANE, 31s Pine street and 10 Leides
dorff street, Room 80, San Francisco.
GEO NJ. Morr, Sacramento, California.
b. F. RILEY is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in
Paradise Valley.
H. G. MARKER is authorized TO collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE at
Big Meadows.
A. GlNTz is authorized to collect and receipt
for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in Spring
City
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
LOCAI BREVI3}E,Y

There wtrc no cas,s at police headquarters
TO dry.
kir, much Deeded in all thia saclion, CON.
mouccd falling sbcu! mon to day.
All Tim lahorers al thu gusno warehouses At
Georgetown have gone TO work at ST. per day.
Kov. Dr. Ponlson is 10 address tho Reform
Cub this evening,
Wastrm'l'as a:o bco;urg ebundant 10 this
market.
The clEacius OF tie sreeis 10 tho southern
perticn OF the ciy sill goes en-.
The election in the county for delegate 10
tbe Richmond convention will tako place next
iuascay evening at Bailey ID Roads.
The tcarti:y CT crabs 10 this market il %
counted for By the severity of lsas winter which
kH!sd large numbers Of lhem both 10 tho river
aud baT.
The sttsmer ArroRsmi.h did not not mako
her !'galsr "trip to the lo8cr Potomac this
nortlog thereby disappointing u lumber of
peis>rs who bad gathered on tho 9hsrfin this
city to 80 down the river. Her not SIZZLING was
caused by samo necessary repairs which had 10
be made and which will take uulil Saturday.
Sho will resume her regular trips on Sunday
morning mex.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

| During the week just closing there has been
but Hlis h! improvement in business. In conse.
| quence Of the bsckWsldness of the season the
receipts of wheat are net ss large as at the cor.
| responding psrod last yesr, although there is 8
| gradual increase DOW, and ttll heavier receipts
may socn be looked for. The grain trade of The
city il revvirg, snd direct foreign shipments
are more frequent. " iih tho facilities possessed
here and srca 8 magnificent back country TO
draw from, there is no reason why direct trade
conld no! be most probably conducted and iii
gratifying to know that those who are engaging
in 1t find it remun eratl7e. The progress in the
construction CT the now iron works is ercoursg.
ing, and in = very abort time from now one It
least of the new furnic,s will be in operation,
while the cont m plated Improvements will be
pushed forward rapidly. The completion Of the
railroad crossing at Cumberland and the conse.
quent facilities for the transportation Ct coal to
the canal will greatly increase that business here.
In monetary circles there is just now q calm,
though the fluctuations in the stock market in
New York naturally excite the dealers in stocks
nero as elsewhere, and there seems to be q desire
to invest at the lower figures, the impression be.
ing general thst there will be speedy reaction.
Money is in abundant supply for all legitimate
wants, and on good collstsrsls thers is no diff
Guilty in etTscting lo,ns. In Baltimore the en-.
quiry for temporary loaEs is very moderate
The banks generally report fair business de.
msnd from their regular customers, but as the
supply is smpe rates rule easy, The quoted
figures on the street are 4a5 per cent for loans
and 4aso for discounts when accompanied with
best collateral. Money WAS essy in Now York
yesterday at 2aa3 per cent On call, closing at 3,
Government bonds are ltmer. State bonds arc
generally quiet. A few sales of Virginia consols
were made yesterday at 50, and 10 4Os at 551a
65! !; peelers were nominally Al. Railroad stocks
quiet but steady; 8 & o sold again at 200; Va
Midland "a pref scrip sold at 81, and do shares
at o.. the latter closing at 63s54 Bonds were
dull, and Virginia Midland 5lhs sold ST 1CCss
lGi. The Baltimore Sun OF tc.d,y says:
1he principal evont in the merchandise m
kets in the past week was q sharp sdysnca in
grain, in which wheat occupied lhe most nromi-
nent position. The csuso of tho advance wa.
reports OF less favorable Condition of the crons
oosh IN some parts of this country and In En-.
rope: The dealings were worry large and were
chiefly of q speculative chaIacter. Tho in
proVement ranged from to fic, this latter fn-
the later deliveries" '''' AK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

western lambs ct 5!a9, and fair to prins at
1aso1e, With beat stock at 81 &c. Dressed NUT.
t9n 500 At oalOc per lb; dressed lambs 81 10 ,14c
doss-None Tor sale slive Feeling q shsds
stronger and dealers put Tie nominal sailing
range l0f the corn fed alive at 20aS6 50 Der 10.
- BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. July l1.-Beef
Satle~Tops were 9 shade off in New York on
aonosy, and olhsIs. with few excapiions. !,
ioWe!' with sdull market. Yesterday the best
Oattle we're unchanged. while The Other grades
were fully 81 per head lower.
,Sheep and Lambs-Prices are without se,ious
cnarge, but those for Lambs are scarcely Az Ann
as on Monday. ~ ~ I"
:, Hoss-Trade has been fair and prices firm at
. We, ngufes ruling on Monday, viz; 8a9c, MT
figure. LUX 'D0 'A''ef
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Julv 21-Hous-
Market active and higher; the supply not equal
70 the demand; good to choice heavy 6OaS6 IS:
mI1ed packing 6aSG so; common to choice light
ZotS6 o.. CastIe active and frm exports 6.
So Zoi good to choice shipping 5 T5lS6 20: ccm.
mou to fair 90A$6 &c. Sheop-demsnd lar
common TO choice S0a$5f5.
0EoRGEToWN CATTLE MARKET, Julv d.
Catile-At Drovers' Rest this week some 24O
nead Wera cfared Prices ruled % follows:
otsbc per 10. Some 1910 Sheep and Lambs were
oneTed: With sales OF Sheep at23a41c, and lambs
a. q ! Gtc per H. Some u Cows and Calves sold
CINCINNATI HoG MARKET. July 2l,-Hops
s1esdy: ccm non and light 5aS6 80; packing and
butchers 6,$5 s.. ''N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

TRAINS RAciNG.-A lumber of pe,sons wit.
n'sssd aud took great Interest 10 "srial of
speed botween tho Irsus on tbs Va, Midland
AID The Alexandra l. Fredericksburg railroads
Lhla HtEaias ircm his city TO the crossing abb ut
1ouT n'iss GU. Tha n4ios leaving this cjty
sh9at Toe ssu: hour frequently race and here
iGi9ra the Midland rsin has generally made the
tastes: time. tut to-day tho 4. Il &. train won
ty several !cnpths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
a Fool once More.

For ten years my wife WIS confined 10 her
bed With such complication OF ailments thst no
doctor could tell what WAS the matter or cure
her. sid used up small fortune in humbug
stuf. Six months ago saw s.. flag with
Hop Btters Gu it, sid thought I would be q
Tool once more. 1 tried it. bu. my folly proved
to b. wisdom. Two bottles cured Ter, she is
how as we'll and stro2g ss any mans wife. snd
it cost Lie only tHo dollars. Such folly Days"
ii. W, Eetroit, Mich.-Fres Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

NETTING CT DELE0ATES.-A meeting of The
td'hg 't,s clec'i 10 ho Richmond convention
ID 70 b, hold to- morrow night at thu Treasur-
er tih,o, IN the rn'Tknt tuildirg. FIR tho EUR.
po1' o ch, sing chsirnan and To arrange spy
:s'lmlua.ics that may b, necessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

IN JAIL -A1ui. f. Payne, whose a.r,st for
Establishing il'ol a0d uis threatening Lao
2oaHe against Edmuud Burke wss noticed il
!,S:3idi} d Gazette, was examined before the
Ma?or Yesterday tvsbirg aud bond of 50, 900
q l'r8t Of hin Tor his rood behavior for twelve
months, falling ia give which, ho was to dsy
committed 10 Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
COPARTNERSHI
nIsSULUT1ON OF PARTNERSHIP.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. July 1st1 1881.
NOTICE. 10 hereby gwen. That the partnership
neretotosee existing between James ". Ham.
mond and Joseph 8. Beach trading under the
firm name of HAMMOND & BEACH, has, BY
mutual consent and agreement been ihis day
dIs.olved: The GROCERY, LIQUOR and
PROVISION BUSINESS heretofore carried
on by said firm. will be conducted in tho future
BY end in the name of said j OSEPhS s. BEACH.
Inc lCE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by
SAID firm, will in the future. be conducted by
All persons having any clsims spsinst ssid ftm
will present them to the said Joseph s. Beach
Tor payment, he having assumed payment of tho
same. All persons indebted to ssid firm for
groceries, Liquors. Provisions and Ice. sold and
delivered from ths store will pay the same at
once to said Joseph s. Beach ell persons in
debted for les sold and deliv arec, from toe wa.
CONS of said firm, will pay the same a. once 10
the said James W. Hammond.
JAS. W. HAMMOND.
JOSEPH :. BEACH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

The CULpErER MoNuMzET.-The ucau~
ment to the Confederate dead at Cu'papcr O.
", the us7ei'iDg Of whoh was po!io,6 10 SIS
tefosy's G' lotte, is situated 10 the Ci!z,ns'
Oenete:g sbcpt half rniIo from The town Gu q
mourd, ebous four feet 10 height. L. is s
plain Shaft, fourteen feet high, fouE feet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

=, PLEASANT EXCURSION PARrY.-Mrs. Haorp
D'lugeIt,ld, Miss Co1s'arc, Bsaoh. Miss
Dtaho Masters. Miss Mamie Fsudall ard
H Vi CsrTle PurVIs5. accompanied BY Mess,s,
Henry D.ngel6eld, +. +. Hawks, j. M. Jobu
$50, Morgan Beach, j. L. Tsckett, spd w, f,
Kendall lett this m,rning 90 steamer to speud
tha d7y srd etioy tho brcezcs from the water:
aad moro joyous and enjoyable party it
would have bren difficult to make IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

HEroRTfD Fatal ACCIDENT Persons who
srilV'd hafo lost night irom Prince William
cc,Huoy' fepar; that yesterday, while Miss
"gndoa. u young lady about sixteen years old,
ana !, htr tW1 younger sistGrs, woro Oh their way
10 Breots7llI", the horse attached to ths vobi-
60 9, 10 which lhfy We're ridos ran away n*ar
he!tio huo bridge, aud dssbiog over tbat
bridge ked himself and tbs elder Miss Woa.
dou' AID slightly ioiured her two ytuoper
Sisters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

BLACK Canvass BELTS, RIG RAG BRAID,
end iaaty Other lisdiug and desirable articles,
iass opeped at /. EIcnBsRG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

LAWNS LAWNS Lawns Just opguet
he@ aod desirable loS Of tho best otyie c
Lawns at l. EIcHBERG's. jyl6lv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

r, 30 I" hcBUaNEY's and get small Pr
ham tuNcanvsssct) and II lid cured. jus! wba
yeu Waut !o7 suumor nJ,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

Flour continues firm OF quotations.. TIE re.
eeipt' OF Whsa! c0niiaus fair, but the msrket is
sha'e weaker. and we nots sales of 1900 bush.
OILS ct l2Q, 1913 I'd and l25 for Fu.z and l26 ard
III for Lancaster. The rec pts of Corn have
decreased, and prices ara CO; 1928 bushels of
white sold at G2 and Ca No Rye or Oats re.
ported. Tia, receipts Of Country produce hsyo
fallen CT. and prices gro finn a! quots.ionp.
Bacon is f.meT, Wool is lower aud tu. li,tlo il
coming in. Hay has declined, ard wo revise
quotation.
RICHMOND MARKET, July 21.-Tho market il
slightly more scnve with increasing receipts OF
produce. -Four is quiet with poor demand at
4sS7 OO for tnn to fancy family brands. The Of.
bushels, which sold from l22al3O for good to
strictly ctoica while, li0al3J for do mixed, and
llSal2u Tor Pu'LZ. m.l sales Of white Corn A.
6lA62 Nothing doing IN K, Q. ard sales of a few
Oats on private terms,
LYNcHBURo MARKET. July 2l.-The Market
ls inactive. Flour IN some demand for Extra,
and the quotations arc from 4aS7 50 for fine TO
fancy family brands. New crop of wheat ia be.
ginning to come in moro freely and finds ready
esie the quotations being from 1l5a125 IS to
Quality. Corn is in demand at GOa63, Rye and
os,s nominal. The receipts of foe shipping
TOBACCO sre very light but prices are low. Lugs
rather SCARCE; common mediu and fine brights
and inc wrappers quite active; smoking dull ;:
common dark very cul, and tn margin between
mat ana luga 10 scarcely perceptble Fine
brown and red shipping extremely SCARCE aad
prices low.
FEsDERIcKsBUsa MARKET July 2l.-1ha
market II quiet. Demand for Flour limited and
quotations unchanged, viz 44$7 50 81 to brand.
Wheat coming in slowly and demand limitsd
The miila being closed for repairs, quotations
from IiosllS for Longberry and 1l0al24 for
Fu!tz Com t6AtS. Bye numlrsly at 70a75, and
Oats 1885.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sug.rs-Ine market for raw Sugars is finn but
quiet. We quote fair 10 good refining at { aSc,
and Centrifugal st slss5, per 10. For Kennel
SuSafs-tae mafSe; is quiet but stssd p, With
prices fs follow: Gu. loaf l(5 crushed l05;
powdered lC5; grsnustsd lCs; ttaEdg,d a'e ~,
| and yellows It to e.,
Cofss-The market continues at stand. The
stock herein f;st hands is mostly hsld Of the
marke! and there - 10 disposition to make con-
csssioIs 70 meet the views of buyers, Further
sales we're reported 10 day in New York st III
| Tor taiE, bu. no business was reported in this
ms1kes We quote again lomrally o. follows:
Ordinary esc; low fair l04; fair III; good liz
aad prime l24c.
NEW YoKK CATTLE MARKET. July o.
BeeSe,..:NcthiGg doing in The ca.tle yards.
Dressed beef hso a rather slow sale st 5iaGa Ier
10 for Texas sides and ct 73s9lc for natige Go, q
| few selected sides Eolng 10 loo par ID. Calves
Demand fair for .ll descriptions and The clarke.
| is reported finn at 4:4Sc per Id for bu,termilk
calves. and 1t tlai3c for common to good vsals
| Prime selected veals sod q. 7IaSc per ID
| Sheep and Lsmbs-Common 10 prime sheep
'sold at st'6c per ID; poor to good southern and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

PERSONAL. Mrs George r char2s her SOD
". N. Glasgow sod E,rn g. AtweII, will leave
90 Mn.da3 for Ohio on Wit to r,l.ti7es and
iticu6s 10 thu, S:s,a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

10 width at the base, of Virginia granite. sod
Was made By the Z chuoad granite works. Az
Dl;c5 Of workmanship it has many points of
excsllero:, though it is plain 10 all its parts
Inc total cost OF the moi umeDt was about 500,
%h'oh vas raised by subscriptions. 1t bears
the simple inscription. In Memtr7 Of our
Confederate Dead" and rectes the fact that
pear il tic turied, Firgiria soldiers. 54; North
Carolina, %; South Caroline, 50; GeorQis, IS;
Florida 2; Alabama, 43; Mississippi. 81; Leu
IsIaus;, 80; Texas. 2; Tennessee, 8; Kentucky,
!; unkn9Wp, 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

lie Coal TRADE Twenty Eve boats LEFT,
Cumberland yesterday, carrying 2.S19 tons of
coal. for Georgetown. This comp soes shipping
were tho Consolidation. Borden, New Central
aad Bisac Avon. The Maryland and American
Companies will commence shippir this week,
when the ooal trade of this city will rapidly 10.
tr,use. The Hampshire & Baltimore and
McssT7. j, z. Agaew & Go. are now loading
several schoorers, and tie prevailing high rates
OF freight have induced the captains of num,
Der OF vessels to ctms here for oargoes. MIR. j.
IL. Parrott il, of the American Company, bias
bad that compaty's yard put in readiness for
early operations, and ssys be can put q large
tcrca of msu 10 work 40 hour eft,r the 6fst
boat load of ccal arrives at bis wharf, which be
expects osrtaioly by Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

{ TuFF&ia AS AND TEAS-12 hslf chests Gun.
~ powder, colong and .jrpaa Teas {; III sachs
Ki0, LaRuayfs and Jevs Co1so and COZ pouEda
Arbuckle's celebrated Roasted Coffee.
cpl HARMON 6 SMITH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
SHEKIFR'S SALE OF
PORTABLE SAW AND GRIST MILLS,
TUESDAY, JULY %. 1881.

II will soil at public auction on Tuesday, July
26.h, 1881. at Hunters Mill Station, on the w.
q y. 4. r.: Fairfax county, Va, the following
property: One PORTABLE STEAM SAW
MILL, with all the fixtures thereto belonging,
including Boiler. Engine, Belts, &c. Ono
PORTABLE GR1ST MILL, consisting of .
pair of stones, belts and all necessary machinery.
ibis property is temporarily located on the la nd
OF the said railroad company. and can be easily
moved. 1t ia in good condition. being compare.
lively new, and is sold to satifv EXECUTIONS in
my hands in favor of W. B. Wsddey W. A..
Lydecker snd h. Q. Slaymsker 90. vs.. same.
Terms: Cash,
sale to commence At IL o'clock Do.
WILLIAM AYRE, Jr,
Sheriff Of Fairfax county.
Moore s. Son, Aitornies. iv1GN22
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

T7EE LATE FIRM OF HAMMOND &
Il BEACH, desire to thank The public for their
liberal patronage in the past, aad to requeat q
continuance Of thessme for Mr.. .Iosephis. Beach,
VINO Will continue the Grocery, Liquor end Pro-
vision trade st tho old stand corner OF Gsesn and
Pitt Streets. iyGO-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

=. The Wealher Probabilities. jug 90 1851
FIR the MidGla Atlantic STATES partly cIondv
or cloudy woNher, with rain, falling followed
" rising barometer. stationary or lower tenn.
peIature. and ncrtherly shifting to we:terly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUI."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

HE CEREMONIES AT CULpEpER g. H.
The A'txsndris Light lulsn,Iy and oil oil hers
who went from hero to Cupeper yesterday to
attend the ccremot 80 OF thu uuvsi0g of the
monument to tho Confederate dead roGrracd
last tight well rlcsscd.
TAo feature Of the occasion was Tho c.rps Of
Ve!etaGs, Comprising 10 oil about thgec hundred,
two thirds OF whom were mounted ssd appear :
cd as cavalry. They were ubdsr command Of
Genctai James a. Walker. lieutenant governor
OF the Safe. His cond in command YVES
Geot!a' William ii. Prysc, Of Fauquicr. Gen.
trai Morton Maryo. itnis city, acted So Msin;
Colonel William A. Ashby. of Cu|pcper, sc
tart. snd L;cuteDant w. A. Anderson, O! Ran
pahannock. was sergeant mJar. TIC Third
Virginia Regiment Of State Militia turned cot
four handsomely uniformed apd equipped CON
psoies. viz: The Cu'pener MiIue Men, .ha
Monticello Gusrds. the AIsx,ndlia Light la
fantry, AID the Warreutcn R,h,ss, 10 all, about
$50 mtn. They we're veil bsnd!ed and presen
ted soldlerly appearance. Tho prcc s.ioa was
s~elied by tho addition Of several lodges Of
Good Templals, Odd Fellows, &c. After the
ccrremorits The !rocrs we're reviewed: Ly Gen,
Walker. The Numbers of Fairfax Lodge, OF
masonS, under the direction Of PeytonS. CN,s,
grand master Of the State, performed the Ma.
sonic ceremonies Of dcdicating the monument,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS -Naror
Beckham has determined, aad has 20 stated in
several rscast cases brought before him. 10 mt
stop. IS isT as lies 10 bis power, to tho garry.
lag of corceaed e:pors. end therefore will
enforce, TO its extreme limit, the lsa urop Tat
suhjsc'. The hebi. Ct c:rryips pistols, ktivts.
r'z1s. e.. has v;r7 ouch Increased ii laie.
aud while inoso Who make it a prscjca sIe
neither more brave or mtre chisa,cus than the
q1et AID Law stid!oE ciliz,p, but on tee Cur.
trary arc geaeralv tifliced more or less with
o>wafdice, md nGk, sgains. then. selves a prim,
taole prtnedisicG case Of inttpt TO harm. i. ia
hoped tho Msyor will b. sutc:ssul in his
ptslseworth7 erdeavcT3, AID tkss sill GOOD otis
zsns Will do their utmost to aid him in his ef
iortS to b!esk UP ibis peruiciops habit. which
IN 50 many CAST results in i.iuty to inofeu-
sl7s persoue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
ONE THOUSAND uOoO) PIECES OF
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS

Just received at 8. 6, g, 10. 12 10 and 25.; one
hundred (l0O pieces of beautiful French Lawns
rred Linen Lawns Is. % and 25c; fifty (5O
places of Black and White Striped Silks; also
Navy Blue, Garnet, Drsb, Green, Biaci and
other colorS. only 50c; ono hundred new Para
soils just arrived; beautiful Lace Grenadines
only 18c; one yard wide pure Linen for ladies'
Striped White Goods 1Oc; India Linen, REAL
good quality Zoe; pure Silk Coiored Brocades
81: Black Surah Silk, extremely wide. ST.; pure
wool Nuns Yelling 373ci pure wool wide double
width Chudda Serge. tbs new style dress goods,
only eos; all pure wool Black Lace Grensdine
only Csc; beautiful Dress Goods Q0O0 pieces) the
largest assortment in Washington, at 10, IL, Is,
Is. p, 25c up to 81 so.
CAETER'g, I'll Market SPACE.
my28-v Washington. d. G..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
"WlNE oF cARDUI" four times dnv

MAKES happy household.
For sale by Il. s. Leaibas:sr & Bro,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

For sal. by ~. s. Lesobester & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

HE W. l. o. r. r. Casa dispatch
from WhyIhcVlile to the Gtz,tte a1ncuac that
20 dec s:oo has yet been rs.chod 10 the long
delayed Washington and Oaio Railroad case
Involving tho sale OF the road, the payment of
latg', Claims for losus. labor. material, a..
nc, but that Judge Chiitian, to whom the
preparation Of the decree was entrusted, saws
that the css} will certainly be decided at The
Irtssot term 81 tho court, probably next Thurs.
day. As nlapY Ct cur CT il SIS ara very much
inter SEED In this case tho announcement Of a
hosI decision will be hailed by them with bless.
ure. f'S-o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

WIZ. ]. HOLLAND,
Dealer In
FRESH ARD sALTE3 a3EATa,
Stall .S. corner FItfax and Cameron sirsais.
MARKET BUILDING,
(J. Plerpoinss old s.snd.)
Having Bought of III. j. Pisrpoint his inter-
eat in tha business. will k,,ep constantly on
hand at his old stand supply of the best quality
OF meats, which will He. ut the most reasonable
prlee5 respectfully aolic:t a share OF the public
patronage and guarantee satisfaction.
jJl9 VA. +. HOLLAND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

SHIP YARD 1TEMs.-Tho schooner MsbIe
l.. Phillips vas launched frtm tho ways at the
ship yard yesterday and will load with coal for
enc OF the Eastern ports. The Phillips is tho
largest schooner that was ever successfully
launched from tho ways 10 this city-the
cbooner Morgan, the argts! ono ever on the
ways hsvlrg broken the shaft and ruo Of last
ye!r While soc was undergoing repairs.
The schooner Edith Wright was hauled I'D
to day Tor repairs and the sch ooner New JERSEY
vii! 20 on the small ways this evening to be
shasihed. Several other small craft are beipe
repaired and the yard is kept quite busy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

{ &c. e. PKICE s. CO.,
Wholesale SID i:t.ai! dealers in
WATEEARLONS AND CANTELOpEB.
ALSO FRESH FISH
o. al ENDS N E'sson: Eo nse now preps. ad 10
furnish falni!ixS wih Wetsrnulons which wa
Keep on ics. nad can be- hal e. thn shortsEt no.
tce Our kt.ud is at tbs Sua Engine House. on
Fairfax street. adjoining tie Market ;snilGiac.
respectfully,
jf18-1m GEO. R.PRyOE s. 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

CINCINNATI BOG MARKET. July 2l.-Hcp.
stesdy: ccm non and light sass 80; packing and
butchers SIS IS, 1s 'N0