Alexandria gazette. [volume], April 07, 1876, Image 3

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MOXETARYAND COMMERCIAL.
"~1 here is very little activity in financial or
commercial circles, and business generally is
quiet. Money is not in very active demand for
commercial purposes, but there is still a decided
stringency caused by the general depression of
trade. In New York call loans are 3a4, and the
tendency is to lower rates. Prime mercantile
paper is 5a? per cent, with a few choice names
at 4}. State bonis are quiet, and there were
no aal<*s of Virginia bonds reported yesterday ;
consols are quoted at 691 bid and 69J asked
Ksilroad securities are quiet, and we have no
sales to report, but quote:
Bid. A?k.
Orange, Alexa. & Mai.., 7s 87 87i
Orange & Alexa 6s, 1st 8(5 91
Orange & Alexa. 6s, 2d
Orange & Alexa. ^s, 3d 74
Orange & Alexn. 8s, 4th 5tii 67i
Virginia & Tennessee, 6:, 2d
Wisl)ing:on and Ohio bonds 78 8ti
S'rices of Produce in Alexandria.
FLOU it, Fine $4 25 @ 4 50
Superfine 5 *26 @ o 62
Extra 6 50 @ 7 cu
Family 7 25 @ 7 75
Fancy brands 8 00 @ 8 2)
WHEAT, common to fair.... i 00 (j? 1 20
Good to prime 1 35 (g) 1 45
Choice 1 45 (g) 1 55
CORN, white U 55 (g> 0 58
Mixed U 54 (cy 0 5*5
Yellow 0 54 @ 0 5(5
Ear Corn, per bb! 2 V5 (a) 2 5U
KYE 0 75 (g) 0 85
OAT.s u 45 @ 0 50
TURKEYS, dressed 0 13 (a) 0 15
CHICKENS 4 0' ($ 5 00
BUTT EH, prime 0 35 . (<$ 0 40
Common to middling 0 15 (a) 0 25
EGGS U 15 (cj) 0 16
I1USU POTATOES 0 40 0 50
APPLES 3 50 <$ 4 00
DRIED APPLES, ? lb 0 6 @ 0 6i
PEACHES. lb .. .. 0 12 <$ 0 16
CHERRIES, gHb 0 15 <$ 0 18
DKESSEDHuGS 9 00 (? 10 00
VEAL CALVES 0 6 m 0 7
li A CO N, Hams, country U 12 (g> u 13
Western. 0 16 (g) 0 17
Sides 0 14 (?) 0 14i
Shoulders 0 11 (?) 0 Hi
LAKD 0 13 (q) 0 14
CLOVER SEED 11 U?> @ 0 00
Timdhy 3 00 ($ 3 k5
PLASTER, ground, per ton. 5 00 (<?< 0 00
Ground, in bags or bbls... 7 0U (g> 0 0U
Ground, in bags, ret'd.... 6 0() (g> 0 00
Lump 3 50 @ 4(0
SALT, G. A. (Liverpool) 1 15 (jj> I 25
Fine '1 15 @ 2 25
Turk's Island 0 00 ($ 0 40
WOOL, unwashed 0 30 @ 0 33
Washed 0 42 @ 0 45
SUMAC l 00 to 1 25
HAY .. 15 0J 20 00
Flour continues in active demand, ai,d prices
h 'ld tirm at tho advance of 2ic reported on
Wednesday ; fancy brands are scarce. Wheat
is very tirm and active, with light receipts and
prices I'ght; 614 bushels red sold to-day at 14<>,
142. 15(1, 103 and 155 for fair to good, and about
100 bushels of exua white on private terms
brought 158. Corn has advanced and closes
tinner; 2776 bushels of mixed sold for 56, 57and
?'tti, the latter tor a lot of extra river. Light of
?**rir:gs of Kye and Oals, with sales at 78 for the
i?rm .r, ar.d 50 for the lattor. The total offerings
o: Grain for tiie week were: Wheat 4182, Corn
9261, Kye 174, Oak 1busnels. All kinds of
c 'Uiitry produce are in demand, with receipts
too light to warrant quotations Good Butter
if very scarce and wanted at high figures, and
Ei<gs havu slightly advanced since last week.
Clover Seed dull.
Richmond Makkkt, April 6.?The market
is quiet, with limited receipts of grain of all de
scriptions. Tho offerings of Wheat were very
light, with sales of v iry good red at 145. Only
ali<>ut ^00 bushels of Corn wore offered, and Bold
at 54 for mixed. A tow bushels of Spring Oat?
sold t-.t 45.
Lynchburg Market, April G? Receipts of
Wheat v??ry light, while thure is a fair demand
at Il0il35 tor white, and 115il25 lor red. The
offerings ol* ^urn s0 113 barely to war
rmt quotations which are 55*58 Tho domand
f-r Oats is very light and tho supply small;
.Spring 4Ualo; winter 5'Jtt60. Rye 75:?80
Fhkdkricksburo Markkt, April 6.?J'he
market is quiet and dull. Offerings of Grain
limited, and quotations as follow-: Wheat 110?
155 for poor to choice; Corn 50d52 ; Rye 70a70 ;
Outs 43 50.
Baltimore Sugar ani> Coffee Market.?
Sugars?Wo hoar of no furti.er movement in
Sugar#, but we write the market steady and
firm for ?oth refining and grocery grades, with
the stoek here very litfht. We quote:
Cuba, grocery grades 71 a 8_
Cuba, centrifugal 84 &
Porto Kico, grocery grades b a bi
Demerara, vacuum pan. 8i a
New Orleans, grocery grades ? a ?
Coffee?The market continues very firm, with
a good inquiry, but the extreme views of hold
ers cln ck operat:ons. We note to-day the sale
of 4100 bngs (made soveral days ago but not be
fore reported) to a city jobber at private terms,
price understood to have boen about 18ic, grade
good. The latest telegram f om Rio shows a
?tr. ng umrket there. We quote as follow :
J-b lots?Ordinary - 16 a ICi
Fair 175 a 1H
Good i8? a 18i
Prime 182 a ?
Choice to fanc^ ? a ?
(Cold, tH.? days.)
Alexandria Cattlk Markkt, April 7.?
The receipts of Cattle this week were good, and
Uim quality offered was fair ; we quote the mar
ket active, and prices raugod from 4 to 6Jc, as
to qu l:ty. Calves 5a7c. Sheep are also in good
roc. ipt, and sold at 6a7ic ; the quality generally
whs gi od, but no extras. were offered But .ew
dre?sod Bogs aro now b:i:ig brought in, the
season being too far advane d; sales i?f live at
10?$11 per 110 lbs. Cows and Calves 2o .$50
New Yokk Cattlk Market, April 6.?
li eveo?receipts 3 ?7<j head 1 here were no
\v y choice lots among tho offorings nor many
Cattle thnt could be called very poor, and the
avo qua'ity was ab rnt mod-urn. The de
mand was almost exclusively from wholesale
slaughterers, who refused to operate except at
lower ti^uros, and prices w*re forced down war.:
h'i> ut ie per lb. A carload of fat Bulls changed
tiMids at ?4 70 per 10 > lbs live weight; a coui'io
oi carloads of rough, thin Missouri Cattle at 8ic
per lb dressed, and a few of the choicest Steers
*ero sold at 1 liaise per lb. With these noted
exceptions the extreme ranaje was 9i illc per lb.
nnd h1 least three fourths of tho supply went at
'-'i h'ic per ib
."?h ep? Receipts S4?4 head. The market was
i??t active, and buyeis grumbled at the high
figures asked, but they took the stock, and the
!?!?rket was firm at former quotations, or t>ia8?c
per lb tor ordinary to prime Sheep.
Uigs?Receipts 44'.'3 head. None for salo
al,vo. Drowsed H gs were steaily at 104 lOio
ier city. No western dressed offered.
Chicago Cattlk Markkt, April 6.?Cattle
?receipts oCKn.1; market active; prices steady
and firm; range from 3a&>75; stags to
uv w.
... active; common to
choice Sheep 4 87ia$7 76.
I'Kokuktowx Cattle Market, April 6.?
Heriitits ot Beef Cattle light, reaching only
h M?i 'J !u head, all of which were taken at prices
from 34 uic per lb. There were but
r'w on tne market, and ? rices rnnged
ui per lb. Cows -a :d Calves 20 .$50
L vISi7XNATI- Ho? Markkt- April 6, 1876 ?
-ii ^ easier; coui uoii I ? gooa light 7 i5s
;? JI; medium heavy 8-35:t$8 50; receipts 1-50;
?Mpiuent! 249. 1
A W N G R A iTsT S~K K JLK
Jhi,fed.Itn*,?h Lhwi1 Grtt88 Seed- from L?nd'
J received.
nj'1 55 K. S. LKADBEATKR & BRO.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Weather Probabilities.? War Depart ,
ment Office of the Okie/ Signal Officer, Wash
ington, 2). 6 , April 7, 1^76 lU:30 a. in.
During the rest ot Friday, iur the South At
lantic and Gull' States, station .ry or falling
barometer, northeast to southeast winds, sta
ti-.ioary temperature, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather.
Funeral of Bishop Johns.? The funeral
services I t the lato Bishop Johns took plaee
in the Chapel of ihe Theological Seminary this
morning. The Professors and students ot the
Seminary and a large atteudance ot clergy and
visitors from the vicinity aud distant parts were
present. Among the uuabcr wore Bishops
Pinckney and Dudley,aod Drs. Randolph,Da ry
niple and Addusou, of M uyiaud. The R >v Dr.
Hodge, jr., of Princeton, was also preaeot, to
represent his father, one of the deceased Bish
op's most intimate I'riouds. Among the large
crowd who mat the procession at Ivy Hill, we
noticed the Rev. Mr. W.iugb, of th s place.
Amoug the lay friends of the Bishop we noticed
Gov. Stevenson, of Kentucky. and Co!. With
ers, of the Senate, i'no Vestries of St. Paul's
and Christ Churches, in thi* place, were pres
ent, having formally resolved t> pay this re
speet to one whom they so well knew and loved.
The corpse was taken from the feemiuarj
building, students of the Seminary being pall
bearers, and all of thorn, with tho jloruy, fol
lowing iu procession to tho Chapel. I here th 3
congregation was full aud waiting iu hushed
silence for the commeueoment of the service.
This was read by Bishops Pinckney and Dud
ley. aud Dr. Packard, who read with great
feeling and solemnity tne service at the grsve.
The fuueral processioo from the Chapel to Ivy
Hill Cemetery cinsisted of ih? bishops, clergy
aod students of the Seminary and High School,
on loot, with a loug hu" of carnages foil-Wing.
The remains or th- deceased Bishop were de
posited tor the present m the vault at Ivy Hul
Cemetery, where they will remain until it is
asoe named wln-rher any directions have been
iiiven in his will for their disposition. Bishop
Whittle, the Assistant Bishop ot the Dio
0:-se, was not present, aud it is supposed
tbat, as he is engaged in making his
visitations, be was at some point beyond
the reach of telegraphic communication,
aod hence did not hear ot Bishop Johns death
in tituo <o reach this city. ^hopJohoa
wa8 born on th- 10th ol July, l.?6, >n
Newea-t1-.', D?aware. 1I? lather wa& the
Hon Kiuesiy J. h..s, chaucellor of Delaware,
aud on the moth- r's nde he was a graodsvu ut
Governor Vandyke. of Delaware. He was
thrice married, llis fir:t w? was Miss,Ju#
liana Johnson, ot I'redi-nck, ? Id., an aunt
Gen. Bradley T. John-on. His second wife
was Miss Jane Shauff. oi Georgetown, D. U
His tiiird wile, who survives him. was Mrs.
Southgate, of Norfolk, Va., to whom he was
married iu 1857. He leaves ti r - sous anu
three daughters. H.s sons arc Maj >r Joh'i !
Johns, a well-known lawyer ot Richmond,
K-juzie Johns, of Ajioo Arundel couuty,Md.,
a:jd ilev. Arthur S. Johns, ot L t-tvil e, Nort i
ainpion county, Va. 1 he late Rev. Dr. 11.
D Johns, of Baltimore, was bis youngest
brother, lie left no brotheis living. It is
very rarely that the death of any one has ex
cited so deep a sense of bereavement as on the |
present occasion, when taiuily ti s. chuich iu- j
ter^sts and social relations have poss -ss. d so
inueh to excite re spec , love and admiration.
The death of Bishop Johns to the Diocese
over which he presided, <^nd the Church ot
whieh he was so distinguished a prelate, ca:i j
not be estimutod, aud his lo-<s will prop->rt ion- j
ately be felt.
REVIVALS.?Lx.*t night another large oon
gregatiou assembled in the M. h. Church. On
the staod wr>re observed ibe R-v.W.Dinwiddie,
Dr. Nichols, Dr. Bledsoe arid the pastor. Alter
singing and prayer, Rev. Mr. Dirjwiddio ao
uouoced as hiet'-xt Romans hi., 24, aod preac i
ed an able discourse. Subsequently pray-jr was
offered by Dr. Nichols, and an address(deliver
ed by the Rev. W. C. Webb. Several enquir
ers cirne forward for prayers. In the ooursC
of the evening the choir, presided over by Mr.
H C Clark, sane some very touching melodies.
The Rev. W.C. Webb will preaob this evening.
At the Hammond and Bcntley meeting in
Washington, y. sterday, Mr. Hammond inci
dentally rematked tbat the company r"turned
iog from Alexandria on Tuesday morning wore
asked to stop sinking bj the conduc or at ihe
instance of two ladies, aod now word comes to
him that one of those ladies w;is converted last
oight, and it will be remembered special prayer
was made for them yeet' rday morning. U
asked speoial prayers for the work, particularly
in Alexandria and Georgetown, and short pe
tiiions were offered by several ministers.
Police Report.?Three cases have beeo
tried ai police headquarters tiooe yesterday's
report.
Henry Anderson, colored, for permitting
gaming at his restaurant, w;-s discharged as
the evidence did not substauiiatc the charge.
Lewi* Dudley, colored, accused of beating
hi? wife, was discharged on account of the non
appearance of the complainant.
Henry Lincoln, colored, for being accessory
to the stealing of $3 70 from John Crilley, was
sentenced to 20 days on the chain gang.
Harnett L?wsnn, colored, for disorderly con
duct, on coiuplaint of Charles Ltwson, her un
cle, was locked up for examination.
Seven lodgers were accommodated at the
station hi>use last night.
Personal?The Danville News says:
Captain Cuthbert Powell, agcot of the Virgin
ia Midland Riilroad, at this place, took a tly
iog trip to Alexandria the other (lay and re
turni d yesterday, bringitg his daughter, Mi.-8
Pnweli, who will be in our city for some time.
Gen. Bradii y T. Johnson, who. though a
Marylander by birth, is a Virginian at heart,
auu ably represents Richmond in the State
Senate, was in Washington a few days ago, on
a short visit, and while there gave a dinuer at
Wolker's, at which nearly all th" Virginia Con
gressional delegation were present.
Ammg the strangers in the city last nighi
were Bishop Thotuas [J. Dudley, of K ? ituoky,
and Rev. X)r Peterkin, of Richmond, who
came to attend the luDeral of Bishops Joho9.
The POSIOFFICE.? The gas was again turn
ed on at the postoffice last night and the mails
opened and delivered as usual. It seems that
the Posimaster at this city has uo coutrol what
ever over the building in which his office is sit
uated, but that it is managed entirely by the
Culleetor of Customs. After receiving the order
of Secretary Bristow, the latter did not feel
authorized to continue the use of the gas any
longer, but the Postmaster, after <wo nights
trial, finding the great inconvenience and dis
satisfaction requiting from the Qt-w system,
called upon the Collector, and failing to get
him to lake any actiou, went to the Superin
tendent of Gas, ana fi.idiujf that officer per fect -
ly willing to tnke the chances of payment from
the Government, had the gas turned on.
The Rivek.?The water in the river is
reported by the steamboat-men to bemudiiy all
the way dowu to Biaekistones' Island, which i?
further than it has ever been known to ex end.
The gillers are fishing as low down as the Kettle
Bottoms. The freshet caused by the late heavy
raius has, however, about subsided and tho
water will no doubt becomo clear in a day or
two.
Grand Lodge I. O. 0. F.?As lias beeo
heretofore aonouuood iu the Gaze.te. tlie Grand
Lidgeof Vtrgiuia, I. 0. O. F? will meet at
ihe hail ol Potomac Ljdge, in this city, ou
Tuesdav morning n xt. the lltli iosi. The
Graud Lidge will pr< bibly remain in session
three uuys or mor<*. O i Tuesday night ihe
Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia will
visit the Virginia Grand Lidge and vill he ic
eompanied by several disiiuguinhed raemb rs of
the order from Maryland and other States. 0 i
W duo.-day eight the vi?,it will bo r.-turneu by
tlie Virginians. Much plea>ure is anticipated
from the.se fraternal visits, this bcioi< the first
ins auoe in liic history of the order where two
cotir-i Graud B dies have visited eaeh other.
J he hall of Potomac Lodge has been hand
somrly renovated, repaired, and put io order
for the meeting of the Grind L dye.
Alexandria Canal.?The necessary re
pairs to the Alexandria Canal and nqundunt
having been nude, the water iias been turned
on and the canal filled from Georgetown to the
Four-mile Run stop iock. The water was also
tuned, at one o'clock ti day, on that portion
between the stop lock and this city. and it is
expected that the entire leneth will be filled
and in condition for trade by to morrow. 'Itiree
boats have already arrived at the brick yards,
above the stop l^ck, the O-ceolo, R. T. Stuims
aad Centennial, consigned respectively to
Messrs. West, Windsor and Appleton.
Charivari,?Mr. Frederick Gorum was
marri? d 1 a Washington iast Weuoesday, aL'd
t)ok his wife to hi* house near Beulah Church,
on the Deavor's Road, aboutst ven miles below
this city That ^ame night about twenty of his
neighbors assembled in the road near his house
and give him a charivari with tin horns, pans
aud kettles, which so infuriated him that in:
fired upon them, aud kep' up the shooting until
the last one of them had disappeared. Six or
eight of the party were wound.d, but as the
shot he used were number six none ol them j
were s ? riously injured.
Alexandria Liriiarv.?The directors of
th<- A.'cxanUiia L brary (?.v'lich has be?.n an in
stitmiou of the coy since 17'J4) have in ide ar
raugeuients to put a nu.uber of new boi ks
upon the rilielvcs, and ii.v; prepaied a cata
logue of over 3,000 volumes of 'standard works,
whic.'i are now acc-ssiblc to .sub-cribers. li is
to bo hoped that the committee upon subscrip
tions will meet with a liberal response, so that
this institution will nut be allowed to go dowji
for want of patrouage.
I RAINED Dou. ? A* colored uiwi who was
driving a drove ul hugs up K.rig street, mis
morning, had a remarkatdy w 'II trained dog
with him. One ot the h>>gs attempted twice
to run off iricu ibe rest ol Tie drove, but r?ich
time the dog, without any or.'ers went aft*r
him, and h.dd him s euady l*y the oar u?:iil
the drover came up. On making a ibird at
temp" one burk from the dug was sufficient to
shuck the muv men'J of the n f'.aetuiy auimul.
Saluted?J he lio.c of Fi.-difuwn turned
Dut yesterday afternoon to wituess the d.'par
ure of a well k-rown habitue for the fish
ing shores. Th. parry iu question hswiug be
3ome very notorious ar und town, ir. was deem
t?d fitting to give him the "honors," and ac
cordingly the minature cannon, which is kept in
Mr. George Potty's restaurant, wis brought
ut and a salute fired t.> the great amusement
Df the assembled crowd, and the corresponding
distrust of the salu'ed party.
Court of Aiteal Cases.?In the Court
t)f Appeals of the State, on Wednesday, the
3ase ol Fairfax vs. City Council of Alexandria;
Irjm the Cireu t (>? u; t of Ah-xaodriii; motio.'i
to advance the cause .-ubmitted, aud continued
till the 12-h ii st.
Thornton vs. F-irf'ix and others; from the
Circuit Court ol An x niduu; motion io advance
the chu o submitted, and continued till the
12tb inst.
tisii Report.?Receipts of fish at Fishtown
have fallen off very considerably. They
amouuted to-day to only 850 shad, 13 200 hor
rititfs, 650 bunches of ;uek aud pereh, and
ibout boottyl rs. The prices realized were:
For shad, from $20 to ?2S p. r hundred ; her
rings, f-om $12 75 to $14 per thousand ; rock
25 to 30 cms a piece ; wiiite p'rch Jo to 15
3enis per bunch, and taylors $2 per buuJrcd.
Claim.?In the 11 iu.^c of Representatives
du Wednesday Mr. llunton presented the pa
pers relating tu the elaim of the Washington
and Ohio Railroad Company, for compeosa
tion for railruud suppiies purchased lor mili
tary purposes io 1861, which were referred to
the Committee on War Claims.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
^ Business ou the C. 0 canal is increasing.
Einhteeo b-?ats leii t umbcrlan 1 Wi>d:n sday.
The revenue for March w is $2,2**2.16; 'he
tonnage was 3 507 tons. During March, 1S75,
there were no shipments.
Some exc:t meot wa-; created in the market
house this morning by a colored boy falling in
a fit. lie had quite a severe fill hut recover
ing in a shore lime, went on his way.
The condition of Cipt. Gregg, who was shot
in the late fishermen's war, was so critical ;hia
morning that uo one but his family and physi
cians was permitted to see him.
It is understood that a change for the
worse took plaee last night ia th ? condition of
Mr. Jauies E: w;s!e, sr.. and that there are
uow only slight hopes of his ul'imatc recovery.
Wurkmeu were engaged this morning in re
pairing the plmk-way at the slip of the Poto
mac Ferry Company.
A blessinc to humanity is what Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup Can well be termed, for it h?s
done more good already than any other medi
cine.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 7, 1S76.
sun rose 5 34 .\Joun sets 4 07
Sup sets 0 30 . High wster U U
SA1LKD.
Steamer John W Thompson, lower Potomac,
by F A Keod.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, by Jos Broders
& Co.
MKMORANDA.
Tbe ?chr? Anna Lyons, from Port Johnson
for Ho-l'tn, and Bonny Boat, of Yarmouth,
from JNow York for Bath, pssaed over Nan
tucket Shoals the night b f >re the gale of Mareh
21, and as nothing has b?<*n heard i f them since
it is feaied that they wvre lost with nil on board.
The schr Virginia A Hawley is now under
going repairs at N 'rfolk by reason of danirtges
received by being run into by another vessel.
There .vi] be a regular monthly mooting
ol the liel e' H -ok and L .dder Company tins
evening, at b o clock
It Pakk Aonew Secrotary.
PApri. 7th.
AKASOLS AMU UMBiiELLAS.
SECOND SUPPLY FOR THIS SPRING.
Sti el Frames, Patent Runners, Newest Col
ors, in Z-phyr Cloths, Alpaea, Gingham, Sup??l
Silk, O. -..oiled Silk nnd LVdied Si k. Direet
Irom too laetory. The largest assortment of
these goods wo have ever opened. Prices to
? uit all?marked in plain Inures
sp ti 11. C. SLAY MAKER CO.
WANTED-To rent a vLL TWO?
STC'Rl DWELLINti iioUSE, in a."?
an eligible part ol the city. Address Post lfi.o
box 39 i. ap 7?it
ijKlMK NO. 1 MACEEKEL for sale by ~
apti G. \VM RAMSAY.
E
XTRA LARGE BLOATErtS just rt-eeivod
by Up 6] G. \VM. RAAISAY.
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FKOJI WASHI^WI'OM.
CONliKKSS.
Washington, D. (J., April 7, KST6. lh*
Suu tU wdi uut iu session, haviug aujouru
uatil Monday next. ?
The House of Representatives, on the mo
tion ot Mr. Hunton, ol Va look up th
bill pautioji a pension <o Jane Dunuy, wi ow
ot" Col. VViu. Duiaoy, auJ concurr. 1 with ire
Seuatu amendment thereto, so ih?t the 01.
now pa?sed. . . ,, ... . ? , tn
A resolution author-,zm.e Cr *n. W. t zd to
accept u position uu th,.- Cims.uuau Gout hen
Railroad without losing bis place in the army,
was discussed and lost.
The lious-; then continued the consider-tioi.
ol the private calendar.
Reported Kesi^natiou of Seeretarj
1 Bri&tow.
Washington, April 7.?It i* reported aou
believed dial. Bristow has resigned his position
in the Cabinet.
Foreign News.
London, Ai>iil 7.?Ww. E Gray, ol N w
YA, klie aliened torpor, was remanded, ye..
?erday, to April 13t:i, but as th.- United Stairs
legation i.s uuwiliingto base cnarges ou the p?>
M uow here, lie will be limber reuiauOed ou
Thursday to await the arrival ot an Auieric.it.
;,lficer, who will brinu twu iresh indict men *?.
Gray has retained Win. L-wih, the1 l.wycr who
defended Chart-, s L. L-.w.euce It is though
that ihc extradition ot Char es Brent, ch irgi
with frauds on the Falls City lobacco Bank,
of Lmisville, and Gray will be governed b,
rhe uecifion in Window's ease. Nothing fui
t her can be said at present about neuotiatl<.n>.
The United States governm nt has presr-ntco
it, vi.-w of the m t-r, and it is supposed tha
(ireut Britain is now takiuK tie opinioua ot hci
law officers. . . ., 1 , 1
The betting on the boat race is now 05 to
in favor of Cambridge.
London, April 7 -U s Ivmnenco Muxiiuil
Tarui'i-zy, Cardinal, Archbishop ot M
H Kl'ms, April 7 -At the Central Criminal
Cour: to-iay Capt. Ferdinand Ivihu, ot th
steamer Krancunia, (which ran n t ' and su.k
the Strati, Oljdc.) was l.mnd guilty ol mj,
slaughter. The scnteoce was delcritd to awa
a decision of the Court of Appeals ou L.eques
tion of jurisdiction.
A. M. A O. U. iS.
Richmond. April 7.?in the Luitod States
Circuit Court, to-day, on motion ot
Shipman, counsel for the toreign1 bondholder
iu the Atlantic, MUsi-aippi auu Ohio ll:u ,ru?.?,
ihc consideration of ihe<luit 11. which that r..a .
is involved was p< sipoued un:il ?he aecorn
Tuesday iu May.
Death of Moor X. Fall?.
Baltimoub, a,.111 7. Col. Moor N. Mhs
fcte IV.-id Utot the Bil-.iui-.re and ^orto.k
Steam Packet Company, died here this morn
i0Vcol. Falls Wiis an uncle of Mr. K. V\. Ball?,
of this city. I ______
The niiflie>*.
New Yohk, April 7-Stocks dui;' andi lower.
M',nev 3i4. Gold 18. Governments du^ t u
?trine Flour quiet and unohanged \\ heat
dull and unchanged. Corn scarce and a shade
fet*LL0r. ... 1 J ,
Baltimore. April 7 -Virginia sixes, old1.3),
live -.nd unchanged Wheal ^-a^yanOfi ,
Pennsylvania rod loOaloo; other gr ?
changed- Com?southern ti ni ana ttc. vo,
'yeUow h63 SIWosiern
nvixed 045 spot; 63 May. Oats dull and h eav v ;
S-uibern 40a48; Western whito 4o 48, do
n i*-d 40i43 Aye quiet and steady at oU .oz.
Hay duil and unchanged. Provisions quiet but
firm Pork 23 ?23 'Lb Bacon-shou derblOic,
$.? ribald.. ?Mi ?ams 15,16. LjjU ^
ri.Une'l 1J3 ? crude?none "U? pu.i-. isuiitr ec-arti
and strong; Western extrasS^Ojilo.^^o
?37 Cttfee strong out ituet, Hio c.ir^oos ?
Sugar steady and firm at
yja Uj Whiskey quiet but firm at 113.
' .2.11 K.ff E.VTS.
A S T E K MONDAY.
GRAND CENTENNIAL BALL
Given by the
ALEXANDRIA BRASS BAND,
At HAKMONIE HALL,
MONDAY, APRIL 17th, 18iG.
Tickets admitting a gentleman and ladies Toe.
As no Buecial invitations will bo sent out
we take this method of asking the attendance ol
our lady Jrjonds^ -l ?
T>DRTNER'S GARDEN
Will be opened to the public
ON AND AFTER APRIL 10th.
gp 3-1 w _ HKMBY8CHKKP...
^IKS'I' BALL
70tt TU? BENBFIT OF
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 259,
(1.0 B.B.)
At HARM0N1E HALL,
WEDNESDAY EVEMNG, APRIL 12,18.U.
Committee of Arrangements.
? ,,x m Huho'i <>oldsmUli,
H ScMoba' o. Bloadbolm, M. Bendh.ii,,..
Cards SI. admitting a go tiemai, aid ladtefc
lip 3 ?td
D. M. CHICHESTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
FnirfHX < ourt House, Va,
jan 27?w6m _a
41/ i DOZEN T. A DIES' "VVtilTE COTT )N
jmJ\J HO. E at 1'Jic?the best ever ?. lT.-rcd in
Alexandria at this j,rioe.
FERGUSON & BKO ,
ap 3 % ivin^ street
BF.LDING*BHQ'S. SEWING SILK hnd
TWIST, the best in use; all shades anc
tlLK* BUTTONS to match, at
FERGUSPN & BKO.,
ap 3 (Jti King .-trcet.
UPDEGRAFFS DOGSKiN and CASTOR
BEAVER GLOVES and GA TTNTLET>
for ladies arid gents; full lino of stylos and num
bers just opened at
tip 3 H. C. ?L AYMAKER CP'S.
"l/i BAGS 0. G. Java, Maricaibo, LaGnuy
JL " " ra and pnm.j hio C ffees received U -
day by ynh 30j _J. C. & E. Mll.BUKN.
Yarmouth bloaters air from
Bustjn received to-day by
deeJO _ ,J. C. & K_M I LBU RN.
O ALT ? 1000a:?cks G. A. SALT and 500 sacks
0 FINE SALT on hand and to arrive. For
sale by [doc 'JO] P. B. HOPE.
1 DOZEN MOKE UN LAUN DKIED
X SHIRTS; all numbe s , only $1 60.
iu b 3 H. C. sJL lYMAKKK CO._
ARDEN SEEDS?Another large supply of
)T Landreth's Garden S>>eds just received by
nih 15 J?. LiADB.-.ATKK Jc Br.O. _
SMALL HAMS, of choice quality, received
to-j ay by
mb 23 J. C. & E. MILBUKN.
ITALIAN MACCARONI?A fresh lot just
received at low figures.
mb 23 _ GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
TRY OUR 50c OOLONG TEA, with Green
Tea Flavor.
feb IS J. C.& E MILBUKN.
^ EN UINE SCOTCH O ATM E AL forsale by
~ ap b G.wm.RA ms A Y.
1 TURKISH and FRENCH PRUNES for
. sale iow at J. U. & E. MILBUKN'S.
.iuvnojy rn.iL.K8.
By ?. W. Green, Auctioneer.
TBUfciTJfi ES' a A L E OF REAL ES'i'AT K?
Default having been made for-six suecc
sive mor ths in the payment of thesen,:-:ror.tbIy
instalments secured to the "Alexand a Co op
er: tivH Building Association of A.cxandria,
Vaby the deeds of trust hereina't r mention
ed, and the Board ot Directors ftho s*id Asso
i iation having requested in wri'.i.ig a -hit? of tho
property thereby convoyed, tbe urdersigm d.
by virtue of the deed of truit from George
Was'iint-ton, colored, and wile to tli m datod
August 28 h 1872 recorded in book 'L lio
and the ueed o trust from said Wa h ngti-nai d
wile to ti;em. da ed January 18th, 1S~3 r c >rde I
in book 2 folio 590, will, us the trustee* 11 Te;n
named, >it twelve u'clock m., on S.vTl i.DA V,
April 22d, 1876, in front ol tin; Market House,
on Royal street, in Alexandria Va.. oil'r for
sale, by public auction, all that LOT OF
GROUND with the TWO STOlt ? MH
1 RICK. HOUcfE thereon on tho west aid* <>:
Royal street, between King and Prince stra ta,
having a front of iX) feet OJ inch"s. more or les-,
and extending bac* about 8i fi et 6 inch js.
.The nmourit due the said As-oeiation i
$5v7.85 with b per cent interest lrom March
2 ith, 1870.
For ^ mere particular description of i.he said
property ana the title whi.h tbf- ui dcr igned
will sell and convoy, rtferonce is hcreoy made
co the said deeds ol trust.
Terms if Sale: One third o< the purchase
money in . s?h and the residue iu s.x and tw?i v<
months. with tj per cent Inter -st, s cured jy th?
purchaser's bonds, with personal sup ty Hnd a
deed of tr-u-.t on the property Suld?the pur
chaser to pay the c>'et i f c nveyanri: gand havu
the privilege of cashing tho sale or paying tin
bonds before due.
Fur further information apply to D. L.
8MOOT, Attorney for s:d 1 Association.
GEO. ii. ROBIN iOjN, )
J NO. B. SMOOT, p'rustees.
mh30-ta THOMAS PEUKY, J
vote &JIJLK OH HJE.YsC
,5* FOR RENT?The STOREHOUSE No.
aii 147 Kir.g etrc^t, adj -ining tho drug nor* <?!
Messrs. Jannev & Co. Possession given April
?ith. Apply to
rnh 7-eotf W. B. GREGORY
^ FOR RENT?Tho STOREH' ?U - & N"
02 King street, at present occupied i y *?' r.-.
0. L. Simpson. Possession given Marcii 2->r<
Apply t<> [fob 23-eoU J W. B. GREGORY.
?? FOR RENT?A very desiiable :! \V" .i-- f j
1,1 NG, in perfect order, on I'uko sL, o .c
door west of Fairfax, will be for r?*!it aHto- the
12th of February. App!< to Dr. K.J. .M C i\
Pll V. at tho ru?i l'?nc ? of R. L. WOuD. ?mill
Washington street t'eb 1U
Vf ARKET GARDEN FOR RENT.
SIX ACRES OF GOOD LAND, on tho
Loch-.bar farm, just north of the Canal locks,
now occupied by Mr. Prverill as a niarkot gar
den, will be rented for the ensuing year or 1< a
nd for a torm of years to a good tenant, >.t rea
sonable rates. Possession given on tli?- first ol
'hoy(?ar. Apply at this office. dec -"i-tf
Tib K V2IIU1MA l'ICOTiCi TIOX
LIFE INSURANCE COMPY.
lUCllMOND, VA.
I'aid up C'upflal, ?50,000
s.iftli<ir2Zi'?l isoti,o-;>o
i'iu?uiits a plan by wnich tho bonetiis ? I Lite
insurance may be secured by all at about one
ihirt! thn usual cost. .
Thirteen cer ts invested ea"h day will secure
to your inniily S;j Oil.
No better inveetment can be m.ide Pi.an
purely mutual, assessment- being ?? juilab y
made, according t? age, up< n policy holders ??.?
each death occurs. This is pre emin -ntiy ihe
-y-toni for the man of limited means, the in
Mirance is afforded at ACTU A L COS ' ar.ii ti;>
premiums payable in small sums.
J. xN. Y\ ILK IN SON, Pr.side.it
RK'HAKD JLRUY, Vice I'r .-'t
H. H. Wi; KiNSi'N, Secretary.
?I. W. Lock.wood, Auditor.
Reference by pern:isaion to the f< llowing
named policy holders: Lewis McKenz o, R.m:
ben Johnston, Joseph T. Jaiiro-y M:..ilon h
t'anney.
Robert C. Powll, M.D., Medical Advisor.
JE&" (Jou'itry policies sv/lic.tcd. For iurllicr
inform-.tion a?id pamphlets, with tu'l pai'ticu
iitrs apply to S II. JAf^iiSKY t,
mh 7-1 til Agents \) King St.. moxa., Va.
JgOTILED BEER.
The general demand for B.?t'.led l<""r has in
duced mo to build a Liger B -er B ?tti? n*_r K. -
tahiishiu-.-nt, on Virginia avenuu, nea" 7t!i st .
vS'ushmgton, takir.gadv trifle of all the lati it
iiiiprovem<inti:. The B- er is esp'-cia ly brewed
for that puruose, and bottled with the greatest
cart, f-r family use and shipping All orib-rs
.-eiit 11 the i tG;; here or i VV ish.n/t >n wil. b
promptly att nded to. Tho Boer will Ue deov
ered to any part of the city
Price List?For lamiiy uso: In boxt?s, con
taining I do/.en qu'-rt" and '2 d /. ?;? qu-n ts, o"
per dux n, allowing 15 cents pot doz jii or b 'i.
_le- with b 'xos returned. In box"s, containing
2 dozen pints and -i dozin pints ?1 OUpftrdo/. ?n,
allowing 5>) ce^ts per d z-n for botto'S retur.iod
with boxes For ehipjii-.g: In boxes ol 2 doz
quarts anil 3 di>zen pints.
a|> 4-1 in liO REIMPORT NEK.
TEw: snath.: SKdu:!
N
Mrs. G. L. Simpson it Co.
Will open a splendid assortment of
SPRING M1LLINEKY,
nt their now store,
NO. lliO EIGHTH STREET,
(Near the Avenue,) Washington, 0. C.,)
On SATUKDAY, April 1st.
Pi ic-s will bo made to suit all <>ur Alex^n^ri.
customers, and wo hope t ? seo thoni. rs ii 31
Large stock uF new dry go<>i>s
New i urk, Philadelphia ami B Uti.uore?
Choice stv>ck of Dress Goods?Wo h .ve just n
turned from New York with the best selected
slock of Fancy and ."-tapiQ Dry Good.- w>? I mvi
over uii'erod in this mnrkot. lhoso ?*> o i; have
been purchased with great enrr from the a.g<-t
importers in tiii.r country, tnd are the b._\";..-ly o?
cut :or >prinjr and summer, nnd will be .-oiu
for ea^h or to responsible and prompt pjirtif- ..r,
short time as cheap as ihe same goo-it can b^
purchased in any iarwe city. New goods opt.-;,
ing overy day. We sell g'>od good.-: an at pop
ular prices. V. F. BRASH hAH.
H. B. Loonies. No. io9 K.it;g <!ree'.
ap 5 Alexai.d ia, v'a.
{ iOKSETSI
K.J CORSETS I
We have received another supply of those
FORTY- BONE CORSETS, *t$l
Al?o tho-celebrated SANITARY ?. ('RtET.S.
Price $2 5'', together with a full line of other
t-: y lea, lrom uOo up, ?.t
ferguson & BRO'S.,
ap 1 00 King street.
UTICE TO GAS CONSUiilERa.
Bills for ihe quarter ending March loth, lf>7o,
are ru.w ren y or deliver}* All bill-> pa'd ui.
or b f re the otii day of April wili 1. i.t tiie
rate of S3 per thousand feet; ali b 'is no pal
by th" iU.n oi April the g-?s wl i b?- >.-los?*d < if
mh :;u lw J. RoXBUKY, aup'u
gPEClALTY.
THE HOME-MADE SHIRT,
Price SI.
COURVOiSlER'S KID GLOVES,
Price 85 cents
ap 5 i). F._BRASH 10A R._
HERE WiLL BE A DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT pnid on nnd a f^**r th?*
lir-t day of April to the creditors of thomas
perky who have presented their accouuU
properly authenticated.
mh *2l-d?5a jvlm J. E. D. SilOOT, I rustee.
tfOR SALE-3,<>00 Seasoned C'HESNUT
rails and OiM) FuSTS, on the Little
River Turnuike, ten mites irom Alexandria.
Address JOHN MALONE, Fairfax Ct. House,
ap 4?eolw* _
C1ANVAS FOR SALE, in 'arge or sma.l
i quantities; also :ibout -X) Jbr x.i SHAD :.nd
H E R R1N G GI L L N ET. a pply to
Hp 1-1 w J. T. fcTON E, No. 7 Oyster D< ck.
T
jrCT/Ojy HALES.
By F. A. Kerby, Auctioneer.
/COMMISSI*'NEK ' SALE-Under a de
V_.' cree of the Corporation Court of Alexan
dria city, entered at the December term, 1875,
in the char eery cause of Jacob Stout vs. Fran
t is A Dickhus et al., the undersigned will pro
c'ei to sell, by public suction, in front of the
Virket Hoi.se. on Koyal street. A exandria.
Va., ?t_12oMock ni? on SATURDAY, April
'.-2i, 187'j, nil that excellent FARM, w th thi
i .prove-nent3 thereon, containing about 5t>S
Hcros, known as "OSS1AN MALI.," and n-.w
1 cc-|?icd by the sai l Dickens. This tarm is
in r?.ir ax county, Va. and admirably located
o' the waters of Accotin k run, nea- the Little
J: ivor turn pi e, and the W. C., V M. & G. S.
li h. It is convenient to Alexandria, Georg< -
t wn and Washington.
Term*: One tift a of the purchase money in
c: sh; the residue in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with six per cent inter- st. secured by a
retention o: t e title to the property sold, and
t o pur baser's bonds, with personal 6uroty.
( ost o! conveyancing t?> he borne by purchaser.
D. SMOOT.
GEO. A. MUSHBACH,
COUKTLaNDT u. smith,
Commissioners of Sale.
N B ? For further information apply to D. L.
>noot, A ex and la, Va. mh 2^3-ts
By F A. Kerby, Auctioneer.
r PRi. > i'l*. E'S >A LL?At the request of Cas
A. sius Aueur, esq., the grantor in the deed of
I'Usttome, ua'.ed .?pri 7th. Ib71, recorded in
ibir M, No. 4. folio 3ul, and the deed of trust
> n.e, dated May ?1st, 187 J, recorded in liber
'\ No. 4 f 1 i?? 4)0, and for the benefit of the
? reditor secured by the said deeds of trust,
-1'it!) nr- past due, I shall, pursuant to the au
ior;ty conferred by the said deeds, proceed to
?11. >.t l'J o'clock m., on SATURDAY, March
-ith, '870, -n Royal street, in Iront ot the Mar
et Jli us ?, Alex-.ndria, Va., by uublic auction,
il that REAL ROTATE, in West End, Fair
ix county, Va., nortli of the Little River turn
. ike, consistirg of SIX LOTS OF GROUND,
/ith comfortable FHA'lE HOUSES thereon,
.nd one VACANT LO
Term? of Salt*: One fi urth cash ; the residue
m fix twelve -nd eighteen months, with inter
st, secured by purchaser's bonds, with personal
?urety, arid a deed of trust on the property sold.
' 'ost oi conveyancing to hi' paid by the pur
chafers A plat ot the property will beexbib*
it1") at tli - s-de.
A'r Augur who lives ncr.r the property, will
he p'p.'Ki-ti i xmi'it he prem.^os and furnish
ill u:f<iruiaii> n concerning the >Hinn
I'. L. S M ?)(>T, Trustee.
I consent to the abovo. C. AUUUR.
fob *J4?;d*
.Zi The above sale has been postponed till
SATU* ..DAY, April bt \ lb7o, at the sametiiue
:Uid p'neo
ini) L'o-td I). L S.MOOT, Trustee,
TEE'SSALh?By virtue of a deod of
. lri:si from Susan M. .Jackson and her trus
Lce, ci.it d the 30th day of J.inuary, 18'ii), record
?d nni' ngst the land r- c >rds of Fairfax county,
ib r C, No 4, folio 8, and for tho purposes
.! rein men; oned, 1 shal' oflVr for sale, at
Fairfax C"urt Uous-\ o;; M )NDAY, the 17th
lay ol \pril next, th a b -i:?g Court dav, the
?/'"W ri^ jir p'-rty t>? wit: TWO LOTS or
1'AKljKLr OF l/AM), on the West or north
west side f Si ?it's run, in the county of F. ir
ax cunrai ling together thiriy-live acres, th'ee
"oo'!> a.'i'.l 11 |?-?!??.-, lying about no milenoth
>!' th-* viliage o" Lewins\ ille, and adjoins the
a/i' < f said S':san M. Jaeiison
S< I ling as trustee, I shall convey such titlo
inly us i= vested in mo, wuich, however, is be
ieved to b ' unquestionable. Sale between 1*2 and
! oV!?k ''er.ns c sh.
mh 21?old Til* >S. K. LOVW. Tiu-teo.
liy F. A. K<'rl?y, Auclloneer.
f 1( )>: .Ui.-SloN EK ."5 SALE?Under a decree
L./ ot the Corpora io-. (,'ourt of Alexandria
?ity, :endi rid <it the June term, 1-75, in the
?har.t ery cause <?f J liti 1* Ktin-rsoii vs. Charios
?ii r ev, 1 .shall oiler k>r -alo by puolic auction,
it 12 o'clock Mj., oi. S.vTUiii'Al, April loth,
S"0, in in.iit ji the Market House, on Koyal
?u ot i-' Alex .Milri-i, Va., the said Shirh y's
)N Cj-'V\Vi'.L"TH 1>TKKEST IN A
FiiAM E lloU. K and LOT oi GKollND.
No. 14 on the east -ide of Washington street.
>> twc-;n King and Prince, and the said ^hir
ev's one twelfth intoresi in a cf'iU ground relit
suing cut of the house and lo' ot ground on
iif e. t side f \Vasinngton street, north of tho
"?i t'lodi-* Episeopnl Church
'iVrms of>rti?: Enough o: the purchase mon
?y n C vsii to pay the <,*o<ts of suit and expenses
): s.de; tne residue n one, two and ttiree years,
a itr. ii.tt. rest, secured by tlo* purolt >iser's bonds,
a :ii persona1 uretv and a retention of the title
i ii th.- whole ol the purchase money shall
luve :ie>;n oaid. Cost of conveyancing to be
jornu bv purciiaser. D. L. SMOOT,
mil l?J-t- Commissioner of Sale.
?' tO.M MISSION 'ti Its' SALE?By virtue of
V,' the d -cree of the Circ:uit Court of Fairfax
???ui ty, efit-ti-i u^ ul Novo uOer term, !87o, in
,ii? suits oi W. 1" /Well vs. M J. VVoi>t* r,
tiichard llir.?i and >llit?rs, the undercigiie-J,
?' r11 i;i.-rio"er.- nam jd in sai l decree, will, on
VI' i S 1) ?. Y, tiie 17th day ot' April, ls7G, Court
1 iy, at I ??'ciock p m., in tront of tn?- door of
lie !' u: t i iou-e of -aid count,, soli to ih ? nigh
??l bidder the folioWii.g LOTS OF LAN J : ?
L"? o. 1, c -ntaini ig b7 acres, 3 roods and 20
tiri i 1-1 .in 'J containing "2-> ;?crcs, 1 rood
lad 10 ("i e?; sani iw?> iots constituting lot No.
' ,n ihi; division ol the real estate of tho late
vV.i.. Ni Isoi. and were purchased by Kichard
llir.-t This land lies near Lan^ley, in a thrifty
ncig borhood, and is of good (piailty.
ierii s ?. Salo: So much ca.-n in hund as will
|i!?y tin- uo?t? oi suit and expenses of sale, and
iiur.sic'u in thr?-e equal annual payments, to
near inte.cst irom the day ol s do, an 1 to be so
?ure j by tin: notes of the purchaser, with good
peison t; s: c uity. a id th? title to be retained
mull tn j last p..ymenl is made
F. l. SMITH,
THOMAS MO0KE,
Fairfax co , rnh 10-w4w (.'omm'rs. of Sale.
L/Vli SALE-A FIRST CLASS BKICK
X. MILL, known a-; the
"OATLAND MILLS,"
on (ioose ere k, 7 mi es from Leuaburg, and 6
mi trorn Aldie, directly on. the Aldie and
Lotsburg Turnpik", combining F:our, Crist
in l .:aw Mill, all in thorough repair. Attach
ed to the mili am! to be soid with it is a
u m:ortab.e MiLLEK'S HolJ.^E, also ol.
in i k, With a lot ol two or more acres ot gooJ
i.ilid. ftale to take place at the Oatland Mills,
on lHL'KSD/vl, /"Miril 13.h, at VI o'clock m.
At the Sniiii) time ? i d p ace, 1 will offer for iJa!o
.><?<> A CUES,
more or less, of land, being t iat portion of the
Oat:aud state lying fur.iierect west .wid south,
bounded on the one aide by tne iand of li. O.
1 rt *r, and on the ? ther sido by the lands of
J sephus Carr and .J >un .Mend, Gooho creek
i.inl the rest ol the '?' itland tract lorrnmg the
other b miivinry Tho ^ri ater inrt oi this land
is .n K->,,d timber, about 2o or 30acres ot cleared
ian-l, ar< ! i.b u'. the same or :uoro lfi good bot
tuin lan i on Goo-.e cr- ek. The i -;i? 1 wil. bo sold
in ji'.rc.-ls oi one u i two h ...dred acres, to suit
tne purchaser.
IV-rrns ? f S de: One half cash ; the residue in
twelve moiltiis, w.tn interest, secured by pur
<?!ias r's bonds, with personal security aud a
ue -d ot trust.
tor turtiier particulars apply to Col. Arthur
Ht.rbert, rvlex *:idna, V i , or to Ceo. Carter,
Oatiand iiilis 1'. O., Loudoun co., Va.
GEu. CAKTEK.
Loudoun co., mh 15-eota
MARBLE^ YARD.
Hav.ng taken chargo the Marble Yard at
the coni'T ? >! Duke an 1 A'tred streets, in behalt
(,: tn v.i jow oi :ne late vVm. Oven-i, I am now
p.-tpared to furnisb all kinds oi CtiAVE
.?>i\?N ES and LiL'iLDlNli WOiiK, as cheap
as the chi?ap st.
inu 10-1.u . WM.CUAUXCEV.
. C Jm' r V E K N O M N UitSEiii.Jb.3,
Established Jo years.
r' i.oIT TKEE.-i ADAl'T li) TO THIS KK
GlON A aPK jIALTY.
SMALL FKUIT, uliNAMENTAL TREiSt?,
Etc., &c.
Send for a Catalogue to
C. GiLLlNGHAM & CO.,
Accotink I'ofctoliicw,
nov4-twtf Fairfax co.. Va.
RECEIVING DAILY
Fresh Loudoun County Butter,
Direct trorn the Dairy.
J AS. T. CKUMF,
mh 17-if No. SS. Fairfax aL