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KILN. CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, July II, 1886.
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senate.
Mr.. Dawes, from the Committee on
Indian Affairs, submitted a report on
the message Of the President yetoing
the bill granting the right Of way
through the reservations in Northern
Montana, and recommending the pas
sage Of the bill notwithstanding the
Presidents objections. lie stated that
the report was unanimous, and that he
would take early occasion to call it up
for action. He did not think that it
would take much time IN debate.
MIR. Miller called up the oleomarga-
rine bill--House bill defining butter
and regulating the manufacture, sale,
importation. and expectation Of oleo-
margarine reported by the Committee
on Agriculture without amendmen9.
The bill was read in full. The ques-
tion whether the bill should be now
considered was decided in the aflirma-
tivt-yeas 2S, nays lS--as follows:
YEAs.-Messrs. Allison. Blair. Cockreu.
Couger. CuliOm. Dawes. Efmunds, kgarts,
fIy, German, Hale. Harrison, uawley.
HOaI keunu, Logan. Mcmillan, Mahone,
Miller. Payne, Platt, Plumb, sherman,
Spooner. stanford Teller, NanWyek, and
W lsOn OF IOwa-2s.
NAYs-Messs. Beck. Berry. Brown. Coke,
Gray, Harris. jones' OF Arkansas. MaXey.
Pugh. Vance. Wultham, Whitthorne, Rnd
wilson OF MsTyland-lS.
Mr. Beck moved to refer the bill to
the Finance Committee.
The motion TO refer the bill to the
Committee on Finance was rejected
yeas Is. nays %.
Mr. Miller then spoke at some length
in support of the bill.
Mir. Coke followed in opposition, and
Mr.. Palmer in favor Of it.
Mr.. Miller, in reply TO a question by
Mr.. Edmunds, said be would not ask a
vote on the bill to-day, but would do so
on Monday.
The Senate then, at 5:4j, went into
executive session, and afterwards adj
journed.
House or Representatives.
Mr.. Holman, from the conference
committee on the legislative appropria-
ton bill, reported disagreement.
Mtssrs. Holman, Cannon, and others
represented that the Senate would not
yield upon the amendment making APP
preparations for the pay Of senator's
private clerks, and in view OF this state
merit Mr.. Oates, of Alabama, moved
that the House recede from It's disa-
greement to the amendment, The mo-
ton was lost--yess 60, nays l43-snd
farther conference ordered.
After properly disposing Of bills re-
ported from committees the House went
into Committee Of the Whole on the
fertilization appropriation bill.
Several amendments looking to the in
crease Of the amount ofthe appropriation
were rejected. The committee then
rose and reported the bill to the House.
Mr.. Randall moved to reduce the APP
preparation for the armament OF forth
feasions from 100000 10 100000.
Dir. Reed, of Maine, suggested that
there should DO discussion over . pro-
position 70 vote want Of confidence In
another department Of the Govern
mspt.
Psndins ) vets o. ~ demand ios ~
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MARKETS gY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July l7.-Cotton quiet ana
steady; sales 90 osles; last evening, 90
bales; uplands. 91sc.; Orleans, y 1885,;
net receipts, 4.2ig bales: exports TO Great
Britain, 1916 bales: stock, 2s,3ll bales.
Southern iiour quiet: com mon To fair ex-
red. August, e6ta67 7-I6c.: September.
s7aass3Ec., closing at $50. Corn 1sallc.
higher, closing weak: No. 2, July. 1914
higher: No. q July, 55ac Hops unchanged.
Coffee fair; Rio duh at s3sc. sugar quIst !,
and unchanged. Molasses dull and uuef
changed. Rice steady. Cotton-secd 60
Rosin dun at sIasi0j. Turpentine nnu
S3Ac Hides steady. Wool firm. PORK
steady; sl0.50asi0.624 for old. Middies
dull. Lard unchanged: western steams
80 s2i4. Freights steady.
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The fn.Iisn Elections.

by Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch
LONDON, July lin to-day's cleo
tons neither party made any gain. The
Tories have now elected BIZ candidates
and the Liberals ls7.
iBy telegraph to the D!spatch.l
Ro5ToN, July 1.-THE Heralds
London special gives the following as
the result Of the election : Conserya-
tiyes, BIS; Unionist Liberals, j /;
Gladstonoitcs, lS7 Nstionalists, Sd
q Unionist muster of 332 ranked against
30 IlOmc-Rnlers.
Seven constituencies still 20 be heard
from were represented in the last Par
lament by one Conservative, three
Gladstonetes, and three Nationalists.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.

by telegraph 90 The Dispatch,l
WAsHINGToN, July Isl 4. II
For Virginia, fair heather, follolced
during tie night by local rains, slightly
cooler, rariable ieiads, generally north
sTly.
For North Carolina South Carolina,
Georgia, and Eastern Florida, locat
rains, stationary temperature, rGrtaJie
piAas.
The Weather in Richmond yesterday
uds fair and icdrm.
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nuuuo>u ,rO,kI,ruANGr.


SArURD.AY. Igly IT. rsees
SAIUs-tiRsT BOARD ssts Virginia cop-
sois (coupons) al 42Y; 900 Virginia neg
$751; 675S, 5000 10. at 67t.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, July I7.--Cotton lower:
midiliug. etc. Flour steady and quiet.
" heRt-Southern steady and active: west
eIu steady ana quiet; southern red, s5a
Sec: southern amber. s7as9c.; No. I Ma
rylsnd. e5.ae5tc No. 2 western winter red,
spot. slta S5c.; July, s4hasje.: August, stXa
coo: September e1aas6't 90 COrn-SOutheru
nOminally higher westnr IA steady and duh
southern white, iga50c. southern yellow.
5Ca5tc. western mixed. spot, ASA f5xc.:
jay, 45itsi5tc.; August, 45.s45Hc. Oats
nrm. southern, 37a42c. western white.
38aiIc.; western mixed. s6a3sc.: Penn
syIsania. 3-aize. bye nrm AZ 65aoec. Hay
higher ana igm: prime TO choice western.
s9asli PROVISIONS frD. Eggs lower at
1ZsaI3c. Sugar-COpTer refined steady at
9sslOc. Nhhkey quiet nj si.l0asl.Z0.
Other articles unchanged. Ereights to iiy-
erpoOi Jer steamer steady; cotton, 1i-6td.;
-four, IL. Cd. grain, sid,
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COTTON REPORT.
No receipts. Market steady.
SAILS.
At Roanoke warehouse, ~ bales.
QUOTATIONS.
good IIDDLiSa.-s ll.l6c.
NInOLINO. % 3-16c.
STRICT Low MIDpLIcg.-9a9 LIDO.
Low MIDDLISG.-s lilo.
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business CHANGE.
RICHMOND. Jaly ~. 1885.

RICHMOND, July II, 1885.
Having purchased OF Mr.. Gus K. DELA-
RUIZ the STOCK AND GOODWILL OF his
RESTAURANT. No. 1ll6 east Main street.
next TO the Dispatch office, l beg 10 an
nounce TO the public that propose TO con.
tinue the business In the same nrst-class
and solicit the same generous patronage
accorded him in past years, promising to
use every enGeayor TO give entire satisfac.
ton 10 sll.
MIR. GEORGE SLOAN, for so long the
popular assistant OF Me-. Delarue. win re-
main with me. and add his eSertions TO
l Inc In maintaining the good reputation VI
the house. =. EVENSEN.
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NORFOLK, July iT.-NothinS doing IN
peanuts ali tho week, ana markeS fepoS.
"a i,af ,rhe cotn,n ,ssion.men who hare
large stoeks In store waiting for en- a3>
vance are now willing TO sell oven II Qao-
ts,.cus. but there are no onyere. Primo
60. fAacy. t4c.; common. Sc.; ehenkr
ed 2a2s%e.: factory hAno.piekeds oaTa
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CINCINNATI

CrsCISs81T, July II. Flour quiet. Wheat
easy; No. red, 77a77Ho Corn tirm No:
2 mixed, So &c. oats quiet and nrIn; No.
mixed, 33c. Pork In light demsndat I0sc.
Lard duh al 1928. bulk-meats easier:
shoulders, 1925: shOrt.T!hs. 500. Bacon
easier: shoulders. 81: shOrt.IlDs. e1.i5:
clear, s746. whiskey firm NJ sl.07. Hogs
firm: common and light siasA.s0; packing
aud butchers. s4.50asi.93.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

In making announcement Of the transfer
OF roy late business TO Mr.. o. kvEN6EN,
who has purchased the same. take the
occasion 10 thank my many friends Tor the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me.
and 10 com amend nay said succsasof 10 their
generous support.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Inly l7.--Flour quiet. Wheat
July, 7oha7o'Lc.: August, 7sa7stc.: No. Q
spring 7711c. Corn-July, a7lfs39..c.; Au-
gust, BE- asoic. Oats-Bugust. 20 sa29' &C..
$3.50; September. s9.7Z11as0 Us. Lard
August, SJ.g2l .SsG IS: september. S6.70a
60 Is. short.rib sidss-casn, $3.50 short
clear sides, SO. IOaso.10, Mhlskey, sl.la.
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$3.50; September. s9.5zsasv.y3. Lard
August, SJ.g2L.SsG e5; september, s6.70a
So Is. shortrib sidss-cash. $3.50; short
clear sides, Sd.IOaso.1o. whiskey, sl.la.
REVIEW w THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CAICAGO. July l7.-FOr change prices
took O little up turn to-day. though Tor an
hour or 80 after the opening 10 was qies-
ton which way prices would 90. In corn
there was nothing TO be heard except bull
ish news. A large numoer OF kilograms
were received from 81. Louis and Kansas
city, and given US wide a c lrcGistion as pos
sibie. ell agreeing that the real situation
Was worse even than had been reported.
Talk ~ this kind advanced September OPP
tons to 404c., Notwithstanding heavy re-
ceipts OF 44d cars. The manipulation was
quite fair In wheat to-day. and prices re-
spOnded by a little advance. floor.talk n
that before the opening Armour had the
brokers talking the market down. and, -
esry rs they could legitimstely do 81, SELL
ing II OF. August opened ~ 7ec.. which
WAS decline OF q good &c. During this pc
Rod another set OF brokers' were quietly
buying. The market kept inside OF 1ss. all
day aud closed firm. Nearly all the local
houses on market 10 any extent were on
the buying side. Hog products, particular
is pork suffered from an over-supply OF
stop orders early In the day aud brOke
about zoe. PER barrel. but later recovered
oN er half Of IL and closed steady.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, July 17-Fioix quiet 0nd
easy. Wheat active and lrac,iol higher;
No. red. cash, 77kc.; August, 77}sai'4c,;
closed at 7sHc. Corn active ana 2aa2ssc.
higher than yesterday; No. 2 mixed, cash,
3ea36Hc.; August. 35Isa3Sltc. Oats firni
and higher. but cash away OF; No mixed.
cash. 2SHa2sc. /; August, 275.c. Whiskey
steady at slo7. Provisions very quiet and
generally steady. Pork irm at 5000. Lard
steady at s6.3oaS6.S5. Bulk nleats-Boxed
lots steady. long clear, 500: short ribs.
$3.50; clear, So.s5. Bacon unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. July l7.-Grain and proyt-
s!Ons steady and unchanged.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jnly T.-TuYpen.
tine dull Of 3itc. Resin steady: strained,
y5e.; good strained, St.5o. Tar Dim At el.3o
Crude turpentine rirm hard. 73o; yellow.
dip, $40: virgin. also.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, July H. CottoD-Futuros
closed duh but steady; saies. SO. 800 bales:
July. $94sas9.ii; August. ss.+5as9.ta;
September, ss.%oas9.4l; october. $3.50;
November. t9.29as9.So: Deosmber, t9.9le
1854; January, se.tlas9.f2 februArys
%. 5laS9.52; March. t9.d0sss.oi; Apgos
40 80 "a = 80 ~ . =
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ALEXANDRIA. VA. FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER q 1856

take part in his'orial reunion of the dem.
'ciaiio party. No democratic President has
visited Monticello since the timo Of Brch
anan. Every President stree WASHINGTON
mas visited the home of the famous sage.
The other rooms III the house are The Madi.
son, Monroe and Lafayette, and the ball
room. dome-shape room. In CONVEX
satlon with Mr.. Jefferson Levy, the own
g: Ct Monticello. he stated, "Durine
the war Monticello was confscatcd by
The Cnniederacy with all the furniture
aud servants, for the reason that nv uncle
was Commodore in the L. S. Navy. Some
OF the furniture has been recovered by me.
The family pictures were reljgiously pre-.
served by the Coniederates and turned over
to the family"
is 1t true, Mr.. Levy, as reported that
you intend 10 stand for election this fall for
Congress, 10 succeed Mr.. Hewitt" was
asked
II have repeatedly been urged bv nv
friends to accept the nomination, and re-
Gently renewed offers have been made to
me. | am unCer'ain what | shall do till 7
return TO New York. | have always de
cllued apponIive office, but believe that it,
IS The duly Of ali citizens 10 accept Office
when elected by the franchise Of the peo.
pie. was the reply.
Mrs. Levy, the mother Of the speaker.
was considered one Of the most beautiful
women in Virginia, and her daughter in.
herlis her mothers coed looks. The dauch.
ter is we'll known in New York at NEST
taIented pianist and lover Of piiIanlhropic
work.
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yNE RESPECTFULLY desire to call attention
w to our NEW FALL, STOCK OF CHINA,
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ING GOODS, in endless variety and at prices that
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sep.10 T. ]. MILLER & co.
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V1ARRANT'SS SELTZER APERIENT, BROWNS
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EStey organs! EStey Pianos !

Headquarters for Estey Organs anu Pianos
AT GEORGE E. FRENCHs BOOKSTORE.
Having secured the agency for the celebrated
Estey organs and Planes, We arc prepared to fur
nish them at lowest factory prices Special now
styles just received and now on exhibition.
Instruments or easy monthly payments, :hus
enabling all to purchase. Old instruments taken
in exchange for new ones
Remember, the Estcy hss tho greatest rcputa.
tton, largest number OF saes is the musicians
choice, and ia the best.
We will offer special low prices to purchasers
until October 1st. Call early and secure bar
gain. Catalogues, circulars, etc. furnished free
on application. Every Instrument warranted for
five years. GEORGE E. FRENCH,
sep16 93 & 95 King street, Acxeai.ia Va.
EGGLEsTON'S HORSE AND CATTLE POW.
~ DERS, for forscs, mules, cattle, sheep hogs
and domestic fowls. These powders have a high
reputation as a preventive and cure for chicker
cholera. Pricc 25c per package
my2S E. S. LEADBEATER s BRO
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MARY ANN MARKHAM.

Rl VIRTUE OF DECREE. of tho Corporation
- Court of the city of Alexandria, rendered on
the 18th day of March, 1856, in the charccrv
cause therein depending between John A. Field
and wife, plaintiffs and Isaac Buckingham and
others, defendants, the undersigned will ollcr for
sale at private sale until SATURDAY, the 10Th
day of October, 1855, at II o'clock ul on the
said day, when tif not sold at private ssc by That
time) he will offer i'll front Of the Royal street
entrance to tho Market Building, at public aug
tion to tho highest bidder the following property,
viz:
1. A THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING and
LOT OF GROUND on the north side CT Prince
street, between st. Asaph and Pitt stree Is. for
merly the residence of Mary Buckingham. de-
ceased.
Also tho VACANT LOT OF GROUNDad;oinins
tho abovc-descrbed property on the east
Terms of Sale: Onc-third oil tho purchase mon.
ey cash on day of sale, aud tho residue in three
equal lnstaments ut six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale; title to bc retained
until the whole purchase money is paid, and the
bonds of the purchaser to be taken, with approved
security and bearing interest, for the deferred in-
Stalmcrts. JAMES E. CATION
Special Commissioner.
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YALUABLE NEAL ESTATE


ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
FOR SALE.
That DESIRABLE FARM situated at the iuac
tion of tho Washington pike and tho Washington
ana Western Railroad about one mile from Aiey-
andra, is offered at private sale: anu If not dis
posed of prior to SATURDAY, October 9th, 1SSG
1t will on that day he offered at public auction, at
u o'clock m, At the Royal street entrance to the
Market Building.
state Of cultivation, and is admirably adaptcd to
trucking or dairy business. The improvements
consist of an excellent brick dwelling. out houses,
complete ard two tenement houses, all in good
condition.
Terms: One-thiri cash; balance in coual in
stalmonts at =, - snd Is months. with approved
security; title retsined until completion of pay.
mcnts.
For further information apply to L. T Lucas.
conner loyal and Cameron streets, Alexandria, or
on tho premises
sep23 Is MARY ANN MARKHAM
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SALE.

Il
by virtue of a deed of trust bearing date On the
18th day OF October, 1882, executed hy E. A. He.
Graw, Kate A. McGraw, Laura J. MctItaw. hda
V. Mctiraw, Julia A. McGraw, Mary k M,,raw,
J. Edward Mct;raw, John II. McGraw. L. Georg.
Thomas and Esther a. Thomas his wife to John
T. Nails and others, trustees OF tho Old Dominion
Go operative Building Association Of Alexandria,
Va, the undersigned trustees Of the said ass9cia-
tion, will on SATURDAY, the 25t! day of Sep
tember, 1856. ut IL o'clock III, in front cf tho
Corporation Court House, on Fairfax street in tho
city of Alexandria, sell at public anc:ion for cash.
the following property, to wit:
ALL THAT TENEMENT AND lot OF
GROUND on tho north side OF King street be-
twccn Columbus and Washington streets at the
distance OF "a feet G'si inches west Of Washing
ton street; thence west Oh King street :,5 feet
1OEi inches; thence north parallel TO Washing
ton street 100 feet to 10 feet alley thence east
on said alley the length of the first line and
thence south parallel to Washington street to the
beginning.
Also LOT OF GROUND with BRICK
STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE thereon on
the north sdc of the slid alley and bounded as
follows: Beginning OIL the said alley at the west
boundary of tho lot conveyed BY Charles Bennett
to James Vansaat aud hers, trus!ccs Of tic As
soeiatcd Methodist Church; then west or the
said alley TO tho cast line of the lot conveyed hy
said Eonnctt TO VIM. Washington; then north
parallel to Washington street, until it intersccts
tho north line Of the lot conveyed 10 Nansant and
Others, wien extended, supposed TO he 81 feet
then cast parallel to tho said alley, the length of
the first line to the northwest corner of said os
conveyed to said Eansant and others: thence
south with the line 0! that lot to the said allcy,
supposed to be 81 feet with the right of way over
the sSid alley IS apnurtenant TO the said two lots
of ground, aud the right Of way over IA alley be-
tween tho stable and carriage hou-c hereby con-
veyed end the stable aud carriage house erected
by the said VIM. Washington
AlsO an UNDIVIDED PART OF THE RENT
of S196.6T, amounting to 1888, cilarcei upon
tho lot of ground AZ the northwest corner of King
and Washington ticats, fronting on King street
123 feet 5 inches. and on Washington street ITO
feet, with the benefit of all the covenants in tho
deed or deeds creating said rent charge.
JOHN IT. MALLS
TIIos; I.EADEEATER, Trustees.
r. L. LILES
sc10-!s
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Hickory Oak and Pine, in the stick or saw
cd and split.

All orders loft at the drug store of w. F. Crcign-
ton or tclephoncd to our Office will receive prompt
attention.
Finest shipping facilities By rail and water.
Office and yard and wharvcs corner Franki
and Union streets. mv:O
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NHOlCE FLOUR.

NHoMAs's LIQUID BLUE,
IN PAPER BOTTLES.
eUllreiy free from acids, and guaranteed pure The
greatest quantity for the least money of any lurc
goods on the market. Don't fail to try it.
-Hlho GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
hEsH GRAHAM FLOUR just received by
J9Ao J. c. MILBURN.
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CODA WATER.
- j.. STA BIER & co.
Have III the pnpGiar Sy yrupS and Tonics with So.
In Water on ,iraught such IS PicGn Mnxie's
Nerve Food. Raspberry. Phosphate. Limcade &c
Flesh supply Of Lines Just received. my15
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NO, 229,
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PITT STREET SEWER.

J.
Proposals arc invited FOR the construction of
81" Ek from the Pitt street su:tcr to point
near the northeast Intersection o: Princess and
Royal streets
SpeclhcatloHs can he seen st tho Office of F. E.
Corbett, or at the office OF the CITY Surveyor
The contractor will he required to furnish suf-
iiciont bond Cor the comp ction of the work.
Bl:s will ho opened 1T t.: O'Clock noon Scp,cm-
Der II. 1856, II the c;.c Of the CITY Auditor.
The right to reject any or sI h'is is reserved.
seplS I'd CCMMiTTEE On STREETS
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pURE SPICES, whole and ground. for sale by
J. aug19 J,C. MILBURN.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
;. By virtue of deed oi trust executed by Will
liam }. Mills and wife, dated on tho 25th day of
February, 1879. and of record in the land records
OF tho city of Alexandria, Virginia, in libcr No,
I, page 563, the subscribers. rs trustees OF THE
German Cooperative Building Association No. ;,
OF Alexandria, Va" will, by the order of tho
Board of Directors Of said association duly made.
proceed to sell ut public auctiou on SATURDAY.
the 18th day of September 1856. a; II NJ in
front of the Market Building on Royal street in
the ci'y OF Alcxandria. Virginia. tho property
conveyed by said deed of trust to wit:
TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND Gu the
west side of Leo street. between Wilkes and Glib
bon streets, in the said city of Acxandria. in
front on Lee street 24 feet ana in depth 1913 feet
inches
Terms CT Sale Cash
Hs#f4 5$=SfH #ASf H$HS$ 5Es$5s zSsfs4as. Trustees
sen1 n ootc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-24

GPOETSMEN, NOTICE-We have tho best ard
~ largest stock OF PAPER and BRASS SHELLS
in the city and at prices 10 suit all also WADS,
CaPS and all kinds OF LOADED CARTRIDGES.
J. T. CARLIN Il SONS,
sep" Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-24


ItOAI.!
~ COAL!
We invite tho attention of doalors and con.
aarners TO onr largo stock OF CAREFULLY PRE-
FAXED COAL OF tho following varieties
LYKEN'S VALLEY,
LORBERRY and
SHAMOKIN RED ASH.
WHITE ASH (frce burning and hard) of steam.
cr, broken, cgg, stove and and nut sizes.
Also GEORGES CREEK, CUMBERLAND and
hANAWHA SPLINT. from Wost Va.
Making Coal specially We aim to keep only
the HIGHEST GRADES, and having two large
storage Yards each variety is kept separate, and
Is especially prepared for family use.
Yards hoored, and all Coal sent out WELL
SCREEND AND FREE FROM IMPURITIES.
Dealers, families, public institutions md man.
utactorlos supplied at lowest market ratos-per
ton Of 2240 lbs. j. e. ZIMMERMAN
Successor to 7. J. MchalIcy & CO..
N.Y. Wharf and Yards foot of Queon st