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%ltK?maxi* guttut,. ! BATI BDAT ?VININO. JUNE 8, 1901. Fatal Fight With a Mob -Ike Williame, a negro, wbo four months ?go out ? email white boy'a bead off witb an axe io a swamp near Carroll ton, Ga? bad ? narrow escape Irom lynching. Tbe negro was convicted of murder and was to bave been haoged yesterday, bot tbe judge Indefinitely postponed tbe bangio?;. As eooo ?h toe news spread a mob gathered In front of tbe ?ail and demanded the keys. Bberifl Joseph Merrill, with a posee, re Zoned to give np tbe keys, and ordered tbe mob to d lepe ree. Iuet*-ad of doing tbietbey broke in tbe jail and demand? ed tbe keys to tbe part of tbe jail in which tbe negro was confined. Tnese being refused, tbey endeavored to break in the door. The .beriff and posee then fired on tbe mob, killing George BeDoel ?nd wounding two others, tbe father ol the victim and anonknown man. Sber iti Merrill was badly injured, ae were two or tbree others ol bis posse. Tbe sheriff immediately telegraphed tbe governor, aod tbe latter ordered sixty militiamen to tbe scene on a special trato. Tbe mob attempted a second attack on tbe jail before tbe arrival of the troops, but a sharp resistance on the part of tbe posee dispersed tbem. Immediately on tbe arrival of tbe sol? diers tbe negro was hurried to tbe train, and althougb tbere were angry cries from tbe mob, tbere were no attempts at armed resistance. Salvation Oil the beet liniment. Be*ular bottle, 16 cts.; Urge bottle,--tt?. Greatest tore on eaith for Eheumatimi, Neoralgi?, Horeneas, Sprains, Backache, buff nee?, (ut?. Bruise?, Wound?, Swellings, Borne ?nd Frost Bite?. S?lv?tton Oil kills all pain. Sold by Klchsnl Gibson and all druggists. A surgical operation ia not necessary to core pies. -eWitt'a Witch Haael balve save? all tbat e.pense and never fail?. Beware of oonnteifeitei?. Bold l?y E. n. lead beater _ Son?. _ Pan-American Exposition. Tbe Pennsylvania Bailrood Company an Bounces tbe following special redntei rate? to Buffalo, on aocouut of tbe Pat-Amt rican Exposition, which opened on May 1 : ennimer excursi?n ticaeta, to be sold from April 30 te eeptember 30. inclusive, and pood to return until October 31, at rate of 1-0 from Waahington and proportionate lates from other point?. Ten-day excursion ticket?, to be told be? ginning Slay 1 and continuing every d?y thereafter ?luring tbe exposition, rood going on regular trains and good returning within ten days, Including date of ?ale, at rait of fit?.mo from Waahington and pn ??oitioeate rate? from other points. Special excoraion ticket?, to be sold, good going only on Tbaraday, May 23, and good returning witbla? ?Tea days, im ludi.ig date of aale, at rate of $ ?O irom Washington and proponimele rate? from other points. Tbe Pennsylvania Bailroad Company now operate? two through train? each way dany between Philadelphia, Baltimore, Waenington aod Buffalo. Tour to the Pacific Coast. Tbe Pennsylvania Bailroad pereonally conducted tour te Han Francisco and the Pa? cific Coast, leaving by epeciei train of Pull? man sleeping, dining and observation care, July 8, will not be confined to delegates to tbe Epworth League Convention, wbich will be held In Ha ? Francisco from July IH to 21, bat will be ran for tbe benelit of all who de? sire to Visit California and tbe (??aullan Northwest during/the summer season, stop? will be made nt Denver, Colorado aprine?, Bait Lake City, Ban .ransisco, Monterey, Hants Barbara, Los Angeles, Ban Joae, Port? land, Beadle, Bai.tl Hot Springs, tit. Paul and other interesting points en route. The round-trip rate, $ 18M.">(>, covers tran?, portation, double Pnilman berth and meal? in dining car; two person? in a berth, each, flGH.50. The tour will cover a period of thirty days. Persons may return from Han Francisco by various routes at proportionately low rates. For further information apply to ticket agent!. Keel need Rateato San ? rancico via the Pennsylvania tint!road, ac-count Epworth League Convention. On account of the Fifth Internat onal Con? vention cf the Epworth League, to be held in Srn Francisa? July 18 to -3, the Pennsyl? vania Bailroad Company will sell, July 4 to 1'2, from all atation? on it? liue. excursion tickets to Ban Francisco at greatly reduced rate?. For specific infoi umtioo ? awarding ratea, route?, and condition? of tickets apply to ticket ?.gente. Virginia Summer Normal Schools. Account of above ocraaion the Bouthetn Bailway will sell tickets to point? at which meeting? will be he'd at ?ruatly reduced rat??. For further informatici? can on fcouth ern Bailway agent Convention Epworth League, San Francisco, July 1H-_1 Account of above theBoutbem Bailway will ?ell ticketa to S*n Francisco, la)., at greatly (educed ratea, ti? kets to be sold July ?th to l'_(b, inclusive; linai limit August Slst. Call on Southern Bai,way agenta lor further in? formation. Cheap Excursion Hates. Commencing Saturday, May 11th, and con? tinuing each baturday and Sunday thereafter, Southern Bailway t.ketsgeeta at Alexandria Will sell round trip tickets to Somerset, H?r riaonburK ?nd Blaemoot and intermediate points ?t rate of oae (?re; tickets limited for return to the Monday following date of ?ale. Summer Excursion Tickets. The Pennsylvania B_i road Company have placed on sale summer excursion ticket? to Buff?? on accouut of the Pan-American Ex? position, and to Niagara Falls. On May 1, 1001, the regular summer ex eureion tickets to all tbe prlncip?! summer reaorte east of Pitt-burg ?nd -affalo were placed on sale at ticket office? of the Pene sylv?nia Bailroad Company These tickets will bear the nsoal summer excursion limit of October 31, 1901, except that the Niagara Fall? tickets will be good to return until November 30, 1901, Keduced Batee to Cincinnati. On ?ocount of the Convention of the United Socieiies of Christian Endeavor, to be held in Cincinniti, July ? to 10, tbe Pennsylvetia B-i:ro_i Com pan y will sell July 4 to <> ex? cursion t.uket? U> ('lee? aneti at erne fare for the round trip. TbMe tickets will be good ._rt_V!,?!,J ?,*8?*???? ???ving Cincinnati not ?"??? than July ?.and not later than J?iiy ?Z tf fU ' ???'???-ati.n apply to tkkut Grand Encampment, lTi-T?Tf tol^UV?er._aUr,i,W?*, Wl" "" ?????.? to Staun Convention fondiem lndr_t.i.? _. elation. Philadelphia,_??_' u ,T.?" Account of ?bove occasion tbe South?? Bailway will sell ti kets to Phii.dej5hi_ .__ return at rate of on? tare for tbe ronod trin ? ti kets to be ?old June i>th and lOta. in' elusive D' kB HENBY- BLOOD PUBIFIEB AND ' HEALTH BKhTOBATIVE TABLElS. Thia wonderfnl remedy cnre? by ecti.g on the blood, stomach, liver and the kidneys, end all diseases ?ruing from an impure condition of the blood, such aa rheumatism, aerofula, tetter, la grippe, eryaipelaa, indigestion, con stipation, sick and nervous headache, loas of appetii?? and all kidne? diseases. These tab? lets wilt deans? ?nd poiify the blcod of germ ?nd disease breeding matter, thorough? ly and ?atiafactorily. For ?ale by WABFIELD _ HALL. 8 TEl^PHONE EXCHANGES^ O?THEBN BELL TELEPHONE ANO TELEGBAPH COMPANY. WYTHE WHITF. Manager. 10 Adam? Ex pre?? Co. 109 Ahem Jno A Co 149? Agnew, Park 48b Aitchoson A Bro 76a Aiw-hiwoc, J A H ?6a Altehswon. DeW IOC? Alexandria Driving Park 94a Alexandria Bottliug Co 120? Alexandria F?rtil'?er A Chem Oo 154? Alexandria Steam Laundry 6h? Alexandria Steam Bakery 7 Aie ????! na Uaaette 99 Alexandria Tin ee 116 Alexandria Inflmisry 91b Alle??.. EL 107? Alexandria Brick Company 4ti Armour A Oa. l0i6* Andersen, ? M 1022? Appicb, Geo A 52a Arrostran? * Marbury 1126? Bryan, Albert 130 Baader Henry 1023* Baker, H J 6 Baltimore A Ohio Freight 118a Ballenger A Bro 158 B?rley, Louis C, attj-aUlaw 127 8 Boyal. 159 Barley, Louis C, reaidenoa 117 ? (.?lumbus. 86a BeJl Sons, Bobt 30a Bernheimer, SJ 63 Bendheim, D A Sona 44 Beckham. J T A J G 1096? Bihler, Pani 1014? Bitser J H Dr 37a Bohraue, Mr? O UH? Boot be. Gardner L office 1052* Boo be, Gardner L, residenoe 42a Brent, 8 t?, office 113* Brookes, Wm Fowl?, residence 96b Bnokea, Wm F A Oo 25a Brockett, A D, residence 127 Brcskevi, A D A Co 12 Bryant, He rbert, office M Brvant Herbert, reaueiato? lie Biekham, A J 131 Blob, H 62 Burke ? Herbert 123 Burroughs, T F 152* Business Men's League 42* Car 11 n, C C, office 116 (arlin, C C, residence 72 Oaton. Jamest ? 80 Carlin Son?, Ja? F A 155? Carlin, Mrs M J 136 Cariar A Howard 90? Central Offioe (pay italien) 90? Centra) Office Telephone Exchange 40 Citisene' National Bank 82 City Treasurer 81 Corporation Court 154 ('arson Handle Co. 139 Carson Hsndlo Co. 22a .-reighton, W F A Co 22b Creighton, W F A Son 1051* Crupper, Joseph L 63a Curtin & Butta 1061* Cutler, Bev H J 1004* Dabney, J?a H 117 Daingerfleld, E L 100a Daingerflel ?, E L 78a Daingerfleld, Harriett ? Mre, reel* dence 131 ? Washington. 1116? Dea vers, i J 74a Demaine. W ? 141 Dienelt, J A 1076 Delaney, Dr 97a Drei fut, J A Co 125a Eich berg, Isaac It?; ? veni ? ? t?t?r Bii reata 1021? Eichbt rg, Isaac 29 Eromei t. J W A Co 129 Entwiale, Chas F 104a Episcopal High School 13' Fannon, TJ 32 Field A Co, H K 27a Fisher Brother? 56 First National Bank 135* Fleischmann Hotel 66a Fleischmann Hotel 160?* French, Geo 8 137? Gibeon, Richard 1136?? Gil.sr.ii, Emily M Miss, residence 700 Duke. 1133 Gibson. Dr Wm. 10e>4? Gorman. Or S A 102 Gretto, Dr Loo i? ? 1026 Griffin, W L 69 Hammond, J W A Sona 2b Harlow, MB A Oo 138 Havenner Baking Co. 85a Harlow Brothers 43 Harper, F 8 76a Hellmuth Brother? 60a Hill, J M 20 Hill. J M A Co 1065? Hill, Frank M 1031? Hill, Zora 163? Hooff, ChasB 108* Howsrd, Clifton ? ? 166? Janney, P 1024? Janney Miss E M 88a Joner, T M Dr 87 Johnson, W A A Co 1011? Johnson, Dr Albert 1094? Kelly. James J 13 Kirs, H 28b King, Chas A*Bon 17 King, Charles, residen?? 28a King, CbaeASon 41a Knight, ? E 101a Knox, B F 101c Knox, K e 1074? Kramer, Mre Frederick 170?* Kretol Chemical Co. Prince A Fairfax. 1092? Kuhn, Biehard ? 121 lambert, Urban ?, mdae broker 109 Union. 1084? Lantburg, Mrs Alice 79a Lawler. E E A Co 9 Leadbeater, E 8 A Sona 96? Lennon, C G 36b Lennon, C M 48a Lindeey, N A Co 114 Loose, JL 200? M?nager'? Offioe 110 Marine Bailway Shipb'ld'g A Coal 103? Market Hou?? 23a McGuire, Dr Hugh 146? Miller, Dt Julian ? 73a Miller, E J A Co 73a Miller Aahby 126 Moore, W 8 111 "Mount Vernon" 26 May A Bon, W H 31b Myera, B L A Oo 98 Norton. J ? M 1076? Nugent, OJ 157 O'Brien, M W Di 1112? Odell, Aaron 1106 Odell, Aaron 68a O'Sullivan A Co. 4 Patterson A Brother 1095? Peck, W H ? Perry, Thomas 49 Portner, Kobt 84 Postal Telegraph Cabla Company 34 Post?me* 14 Police Headq a arten 171 Price, Cverton W 1131 Pullman, CO 1072? Purvia, Dr W B 1063 Quinn, Edward. 8 Bamaay, G Wm 50 Beardon, Wm M 1012? Becker, William 93 Bobertaon, H F 21a Robinson, G H A Son? 1116* Robinson, BB lutiti? Bogerr, Joseph W 1071? Butt, Dr D N 61a beh.nier, M 128 Shum?n, L la Smith, F L 92 Smith, Mrs Francis L 71* Smoot, CC A Son? 57 Smoot, W A A Co 19a Smoot J B A Oo 45a Smith, Dr W M, offlee 45b Smith, Dr W M, reeidence 1073? bnowden, Dr Arthur 1056? Soper, ED 200? Southern Bell T A T Co 90? Southern Bell ? A ? Co, Operator 11 Southern Bailway Co, freight yard 24 Southern Railway Ott, W ? O 10 Southern Exprese Co ?? Standard OU Company 1091? Steven?, Mose? 142? Sommera, C J W, reaideace 00 Smoot, jr, W A 04 Taeketi * MarahalL 70 Tueker, BF 151? Taylor, 8 C 200? Telephone Exchange ?*? Theological hemiaary ?32 Affla ?SSa-S? 16 Wattl.i? B n 143 Warfield, Jr.E AA- w?*lliI1Ston Southern Bailway 144? Wnrfield, ar EdKar ^"*t 39a Washington 8toamboat Oo 1??4? Waten, B TELEPHONE EXCHANGER 16 Wattle?, C W 134 Wwadon Bros aielU 138 Weidernan. Joe 140 Weil Bro? _ 47 Weetern Uuion Telegraph Company 8?? White, Wythe 38 Wbeatley ? 1065? Williamaon, ? L 147? Winston. W ? 1136? Wire, Mr? Peter 70b Wood, Mrs M A 1043? Wooll*" W ? 18 Zimmerman, J B, reeidence 77? Zimmerman. J B. office Atianda'e Va. W.*J MaK.no. Fairfax Couit House, Va , Jame? Adami. Ctntreville, Va., B C Uturbach Fallt ( hurch, V?. Manaaaa?, Va , 8baiuon'i dragatore. Wellington, C. ?. Leach n an. Haym?rket, Va . Chai. ? Wilaoa. Waverly, Va. E U. Janney Maple Grove, Va, Dr Ct a? H. Janney. For ratea apply to Central Offioe. PAT ?????????, 90* Central Offioe 136? Fleischmann Hotel 103? Market House ?Indicate? Metallic Circuit and Long VM tance Tranemitter._____ TTOMK TELEPHONE COMPANY. ALEXANDRIA, VA*. EXCHANGE. 309 KING STREET. S3 A MONTH FOB BUSINESS. f 2 A MONTH FOB HOMES. F. F. MABBURY, Manager. B. P. MATTER, Electrician. 8?BSCRIBEB8' LIST. 101 Alexandria Cou ? ty Courthouse 193 Adams Exprees Company 11 Appich, D ? 16 Appich, Geo A 115 Alexandria Infirmary 95A Aitcheeon, ') W 94 Alexandria Bottling Co, Ja? Mi-Cnen 20 Alexandria Steam Bakery 37 Alexandria Gas Work? 199 Alexandria Times 7 Alexandria Gazette 16 Appich, G A 5 Armstrong A Marbury 184 Alexandria Water Company 30 Anderson, ? M 77 Boothe, Gardner L 96 Baggett Bros 134 Burroughs, T F Sons A Co 19 Baader, H 25 Beach, Jos S 6 BAOBBCo 29 Bain W E 176 Brili, Louis 170 Beckham, J T A J G 83 Barley, L C, residence. 72 Barley, L C, office. 197A Baltimore Meat Market [H Smith 160B Baltimore Meat Market [C Gereon] 30 Criily, J H 36 Chatham's Stables, ? L Myers A Co 108 City Treasurer 107 Columbia Engine House 144 Carter Bros 111 Cogen. J A A W W, Plumber? 126 City Gu Office 87 Chalmers, A C 45B Delia, Andrew 97 Dreifas, J A Co 40 Entwis'e, F L 123 Episcopal High School [.Seminary Hill] 127 Eniwiale, J W, Drua-friat 155 Exchange and Bailan). 27 Fisher Broa 46 A Fendali, W E 88 Fannon, ? J 88 Fleischmann House. 118 Flanigen, Joa ? 167 Flanigen, J B, Residence 142B Francis, Peter 148 Globe Flour Mill? 62 Garrett A Monroe 66 Gravea, W ? 166 Exchange Hotel. 43 Harp??, F 8 58 Hinken A Son 70 Hill Bakery 41 Hamilton & (Jo 106 Hydraulion Engine Houe? 171 Hill, J M ACo 125B Hurst, M 188 Hammond, J W A Son??lee 177 Hoy, 1 bos 64 Jail 137 A Jackson, Wash 28 King, Chas A Son 13 Kirk, H, jr 48 Lindeey, ? A Co 67 Lindeey, N, Residence 9 Leadbeater A Son? 151B Lindeey N, Braddock Heights 128 Matthew, J 06 Marshall, J A 76 May, W H A Son 181 Milburn, J C 99 May, J W, Beeiden? 166 A Matter, ? ?, electrician. 6 Marbury A Armstrong 55B Marbury, Leonard, Bosidence 55 Marbury, F F, Mgr 116 Norfolk A Washington Steamboat Oo 137 ? Neale.J Stanley 77 Norton, J K.M 168 O Sullivan M R 125 Pullman, ? A Co, Wood A Coal Yaid 63 Pollard, F J 85 Pullman, ? A Co, Main Store 196 Pulman, ? A Co, Branch Store 49 Portner, Robert 34 Postoffice 14 Police Headqnarten 103 Postal Telegraph Co 33 Pennsylvania ? ? Co 112 Poitou. C C 136 People'? Bakery Portner, Bobert, Menasses 185 Power, T F, Supt Water Co West End 86 Quinn, Edward 8 Ramsay, <( Wm 50 Beardon, Wm M 105 Relief Truck Houee 93 ?ttberteon, H F 89 Roberta, Walter, Office 139 Roberta, Walter. R?sidence, Weet End 140 Bobert?, J W, West End 63 Bammel, A 183 Simoon'? 8ons, H L 71 Smoot, C C Son? A Co, Tannery 90 Smoot, C C Son? <* Co, Warehouse 92 Smith, ? ? 57 Smoot, W A A Co UH ?Smith, Francis L 122 Slaughter, Dr ? M, Seminary Hill 151A Smoot, J C, Reeidence 152 Snoot, Jas fi A Co 2 Southern Bailway Company (W A 0) 133 Southern Railway Company l V M) 42 Simpson, H A I Standard Gil Oo 161 Schuler Beef Oo. 182 Simpson, Geo L, Residence 162 Smoot, J R, Residence 143 Steams, G W 63 Virginia Glas? Work? 39 Washington Steamboat Oo 198 Wood, Mn M A 35 Wise, Geo A Co 61 Wise, Geo, Residence, Seminary Hill 190 Wooila, W P, Wolfe and Royal 153 Wooll?, W P, Queen and Hear? 160A Wood, C B, 149 Welkins & Chauncey, City Market 95B Yates A Co, C ? 18 Zimmerman, J ? 123B Zimmorman, J R, Resi Jene* Fall? Church, Rosslyn, Fairfax Courtho?M and Fairfax Station. SPORTING GOODS. BICYCLES, HAMMOCK*, CROQUET AND LAWN TENNIS SET:, GOLF Gt ODS, AC, At FRENCH'S Bookstore, 417 and 419 King tt. BTCYCLE REPAIRING. Our workshop ia the most complet? in point of mechanical skill and machine equipment We will renovate your old wheel ?nd make it appear up-to- iste and ae good ae a new one. We carry in stock a large astonment of re? modeled and renovated B.cyles ot standard make?, equal in every resp:ct to new wheels in strength acd utility. BICYCLES FOB HIRE by tbe hour, day. week or month. A complete line of Bicycle Sundries. _ROBERT W. FRENCH ? 4 LL AND SEE THB NEW STYLE 8UNB?BST. Price f l.CO. 11.50 ?id S 1.75, at H.WILDT8. FOE HALE AND B__NT._ FORSALE? BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND LOTS. SIX NEW ???-?-???? AND BASE MfcfNf BUOSKt?, 9 rooms, all modern Im? provement??, ?ewer connection, Pitt street be? tween Prioc ? and Duke streets. 1 new Freme Heu ?e, large ?tore, 7 large rooms cor. of Qu ??? snd Weet atreet*. 1 Frame Boose, six room?. 826 Qieen st. 3 six-room Brick Houses, 810 to 8-0 noi ih Columbus street. 1 tweivt-room Brick House, all modern im? provements, 216 n. Et Aasph etreet. Ii.Hire at JUSTUS 8CHNK1DKB, Secre? tary riiiitding Association, 119 aoutb F?irt?\ atreet, reair otlioe._my2'> lm FOR S?LE. TH1RT? ACRES OF LAND lying immediately in front of tbe Episcopal Theological seminary. For term? apply at this offli F? ? BENT. blX ACBES OF LAND at Loeaeber, m?i north of the city limita. Good place fon profitable market garden. Apply at thai odine. 4er_t3 tf MEETINGS._ ? ? oo. May 11.1901. rpo THE S-OCKUOLDFHS or THE Jl MA83ACH_dETI8 BBEW.BIFS COM? PANY: Notioe i? hereby given that pursuant te (ha Hi a-i of tbe Cerapany ? general neetirg of (he STOCKROLDEBM OF THE MASSA CH?8ET18 B_?W_BIES COMPANY will be held at two o'clock in the ?'temono on MONDAY, the tenth day of Jnce, 1901, at tbe principal ofiLe of the company, No. Ill south Fairfax ?treet, in Alevandri?. Virgini?. 1. To see if the stockholder, wll vote to amend Article Fifth of the ?t-law? by st?ik? ing m.? the words "Twelve o'clock noon" ie tbe third line of ??id article ?nd inserting hs l?l?ce thereof tbe words "Ten o'clock In tbe forenoon." 2. To see If the stock holders ?ill vote to ?mend Article Third of tbe By-lews by stnk ing out Ihe word "Only" in tbe fifth line of the second paragraph of ?aid ?rticle, end hy adding to ssid article at the end thereof the word? "Or ?aid bonds may be s. H by vote ef not let* than two-thirds of the Board ol Di? rectors." 3. To sse if tbe stockholdei? will vete te aothonz > the Board of Dtlectors to ?all the bond? of this company from time to time whenever in their judgment it may be deem? ed advisable. 4. ?? transect inch other omines? a? m?y come before tbe meeting. By t r.ier ol tbe Board of Directors. ' EDWABD BUHL, Secretary. ' my 11 30t INSURANCE AQsVHOMB? ~ ?LEXANDKIA INSURANCE CO., (BIOAN BUBIlfCflB IR 1871.) CAPITAL PAID UP IN CASH $67,000 Fire, Marine ?nd Plate Glee* Inauram I. CLINTON SMOOT (of C. 0. Smoot _ hon? Co.), President. LAURENCE ?TABLES. Secretary. DIBECTObK: Qeorge 8. French, (Sec Alex. Fert. A Chem icsl Co.) Worth Hal fish (of J. F. Carlin'? Son? Co.. hardware). J. T. Burke (of Bnrke A Herbert, banker) B. Beer, Jr , ((litlung Merchant). .-ml. H. Lunt (beai Katate). Wm. H. Hellmuth (Hellmuth Broa) J_r*Offioe :?No 102 ?outh Fairfax ?treei CX)AL AND WOOD BY ELEVATING THE QUALITY of onr coal we lower tbe price in economy ot consumption. Connumere will find that it ia cheaper to ase onr high grade Lee Coal, that has been screened and freed from ?lata and ?tone, than that of an Inferior grada. It gives more heat, leas ash?? ?nd burn? longer than any other coal, and onr price? are aa low a? ?my. Coal and Wood under cover. J. B. ZIMMEBMAN, Foot of Qneen ?treet Alexandria, Va Telephone 77._ COAL! COAL! W -G?1? AM) BED ASH, 8HAMOK1N AND LYKEN- VALLEY. From th? famoa? mine? of th? 8USQUEHANNA COAL COMPANY. Pure Coal, wall screened. 2240 lb? to th? tot AIM CRUSHED COKE, OTJMBEBLAHD, NEW BTVEB AND SPUN! COAL. Familie?, Public Institution?, and Mani facturer? ?applied at loweat market rate All orden left at office, 114 ?outfc St Aasph treat, telephoned immediately to yarda. J. K. ZIMMEBMAN, Wharf and Yarda foot of Queen ?tr?*_ FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS. J. & H. AITCHESON, Practical Machinists and Engineers And Builder? at MABINE AND ?????????? ENGINE. ____?___H and Steam Fitting. En? gineers' and Machinist?' Supplie?, aod all aorta ef mill work and t_?t connected with brick? work promptly ex?cutai. Bepairing prompt* ry done. J. A H. AITCHESON, mylO 116 King ?t., _jg^?______ WM. S. MOORE, Machinist, Iron and Brass Founder, 8?1?8?G?? AND BLACKSMITH, 'OLD DO?????? WOIOI ?SOUTH UNION BTBEET, ALEXANDBIA Will famish and repair all kind? of ______ ry, Iron and Braas OM?nga, Wrought ani Oast Iron Fonc?e, Mill Work, Ship and Black. ?mithing, Edge Tola, Mill Pick?, Facing __? man. *-d all kind? of Mill Work made and na? pafie? a? tne shortest notice and at reannabla rnuaa. *_r Th? high?? market price paid for 014 Wrought and Caet Iran. Braas and Copper. JUST BECEIVED A NAW gDPPLY OF 8TEBLING SILVEB FRIENDSHIP HEABTS, 10,15, 20 and 25e, st WILDT-, _106 north Boyal street. f* (\ CENT TEA.- Fi ve half chatas excel UV/ tionally Fine Moyune Gunpowder Tea to sell at 60c. just received by _ J. C MILBURN. SLICED ?????????, PINEAPPLE, park ed when grown, very fine, just received by_J C. MILBOBN. BB?OM8.-Al?rgeitOck of BB00M8 Tt greatly reduced piice?. For ?ale by _ J C. MJLBDBN. 'SUIT Ja BS.-Masor's Pint, Quart aad Half O? i ,n Fruit Jar? for e?ie ? y _ J C. It I ?.BO UN. FINE WINTEB_J?BED HAMS?Cox A Gordon's _og_x;urod Ham?, ?mall eiaaa, jtu* received by J. a ?__??__1, I _8TEAMEE8._ ! Weems Steamboat Co. j Commencing Thursday, March 28, the | steam? ra NOBTlinUBEBLANDand POTOMAC Will leave EVEBY THURSDAY. 8??G?? and TUI.^ DAY at 4 P. M. FOR BALTIMOBB AND ALL G?? USUAL BIVEBLiNDiNGB. Tn-'ino and appo'itrnenU unexcelled. Freight for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York solicited aud handled with care. Through rate? and bill? of lading issued. Single fare to Baltimore, $2 ; round trip, #3 Stateroom? one way, f 1. Meal?, 50c, WM. M. BEARDON, Agent, Jel _. Strand. ?8HLNGT0N STEAMBOAT COM? PANY (LIMITED.) Bound Trip, 15 Cent?. In ?fleet on aud after SATURDAY, March 2.1901._ Leave Washington ? Leave Alexandria. ?. ? ? A. M. Columbia._. 6 10 ; Belle Haven.... 6 60 Belle Haven.... 6 40 Columbia. 6 50 . ambia. 7 30 Belle Haven. 7 30 Be le Haven.... 8 30 Columbia. 8 30 Columbia. 9 30 Belle Haven.... 9 30 Belle Haven ... 10 30 Columbia.- 10 30 Columbi??.11 30 i Belle Haven... 11 30 P. M P. M Belle Haven... 12 30 ? Columbia._ 12 30 Columbia..- 1 30 . Belle Haven.... 1 30 Belle Haven_ 2 30 ? Columbia.- 2 30 Columbia. 3 30 , Belle Haven. 3 30 Belle Haven.... 4 80 : Columbia.- 4 30 Columbia. 6 30 ? Bell? Haven.... S 80 Belle Haveri. 6 30 ! Columbia. 6 30 N. B. Same schedule Sundays, commencing 9 30 a. m J. ? PADGEGG, Geoe?al Manager. CHAMP WaLKEB, Agent._ ~AILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FOB! REPS MONROE. D The Norfolk tnd Wuhington Stein boit Company Will run a DAILY UNI, commencing ea Monday, March 30, with their new and pow? erful iron ? NEWPORT NEWS, WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK", Leaving th? wharf at the foot ef Prlnoa atrat at 7 00 p. m. Keturning will leave Norfolk at 5,45 p. m -unii? fare 98. Bound trip f6. a W. WATTLES, Agent, No. 9 Pria _DRUGGISTS. CL A SA L. LEA DBIATI ?. C. b LIADBIATSJ. a. a. uaAj-anaTara. J. liadbiatm. ?. S. LEADBEATER u SONS, WHl'LEHALJi ANI) BETAIL DBfGOIHTB 106 and 107 ?outh Fairfax atreet. Dealer? in l/ruga, Chemical?, Patent Medi? eine?, Pair te, ? Kl?, Dye Stuff?, Spice?, Drug gut?' Fancy Oex/la and Special tie?. Wholesale age?.'? in Northern Virginia fo. J. C. Ayer1? M od?enos and John Luca? A Co.'? Tinted Gloat and Prepared Paiate, Ac Manufacturera of standard Pharmaceutical preparation?. We have? made laxg? addition? to our noci and are buying leadL/ Proprietory Article?, ? 'nemicai?, Ac., direct from the manufacturers. tVe are therefore cnable.1 to supply the trade w.th ?11 mocm!? nmj&lly (?urled by a well-ap? pointed WHOLESALE DBUtt HOUBE at price? aa low a? those given by the beet house? in larger cities. All good? forwarded by first freight or exprea? after reoeipt of order. Promptness ia our ?pecUlty. We gu?rante? th? purity of all drugs furniahed. Corre? ipondenoa Invited._" W ARF??LD & HALL, DRUGGIST?. OOBNEB PRINCE AND FAIRFAX BTb. Prescriptions a tpaclalty. gngiiah, Franco, German and Domestic Toilet Soap? ; Genuin? Farina Cologne ; Mag? noli?, Hedyoaimia, Geranium and Florida Water ; Genuine Lubln'i Extract? ; Sponge?, Hair Brush?? and Comb? ; best English Tooth Brush?? ; a full assortment of Patent Medi? ,*s ; Coxe't Gelatine, Corn Starch, Sea Mum latine, Spices of all kinds, and a select stock of all article? ?old by druggist? at price? as low ta the aunt quality can be obtained elsewhere W. F. Cx-?K???TONITCO., Wbolawal? and Retali Dea Ian la OBUGts, CHEMICAL?, PAINTS, PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, DYE STUFFS, GARDEN 8EED8, Ac Oaraar King and Boyal rt rae at. Alexandria, Virginia. Physicians' Prescription? carefully eoa?? pounded. Orden will receive prompt attention. FINANCIAL. ESTABLISHED 1852. BURKE & HERBERT, BANKERS. AH? DUUII lit! ?NVESTMMT SECURITIES. A General Bankirg Basine? transacted. Deposits received subject to check at light. Collection? made Lettere of Credi ? and Foreign Exchange furnished. CHAI. ?*> BOO F?? ) j THOR. W. WHITB, PBJtXIDKHT. j C1A8HIIM, First National Bank, ALEXANDBIA. VA. Designated Depository of the United States, CAPITAL, ?100,000. ?3URPL?8AND UiOOOOO UNDIVIDED ?????8, j *lw>{**}? Directors : CHAS. B.HOOFF. JAS. F. MUIB Q. L. ??????. M. B. HABLOW, JOHN B. ZIMMEBMAN. Prompt attention given to all buslne?*, in? eluding collections throughout the United Sutes and Europe. ?notti WH1AT, I I Wit. H. LaJfMBT Praaidant. I } Cashier. a. l. DAisuxsriaxD, I (w. r. lambsbt, Vice President, J ( Assistant Cashier. Citizens' ?at'l. Bank. OArTTAL ?100,000. S?BPL?B ?90.U00 UNDIVIDED PBOFIT8 ?45,000 OaJlactlaaa mad? and promptly remitted 10 kind? ?1 lnvastmani securities a rrw ?alty tlaraes*n-E Whaat, t. L. Dainrarssld P. L. Smith. W. H. Lamhart Wort* Hnlftsh. WM. B. MURRAY, Merchant Tailor, 517 King street, Informs his friend? that ha ha*l| received a full line of WOOLENS, whloa be w II make up in the latest ?tvles a reasonable pri?res mh6 8m ? BY WABFIELD A HALL'8 COR? AND BDNION PLASTER*. RAILROADS. PENNSYLVANIA -, bailboad. tbain8 leave washington, station cobneb of sixth and ? STBEEXS. For Aloxandria4 80,7 46, 8 35 and 11 41 A. M. 3 12, 4 25, 5 OO ?nd 6 65 ? M Sunday 4 30, 7 46 and 8 35 A. M. test 3 12. 6 00 and t? 55 P. M. For Waahington 7 23, 8 (Ml ard 8 2. A.M., 12 14. 3 03. 7 22, ? 15 ?nd 11 03 P. M. Sunday 7 23, 8 29 and 11 51 A. M., 7 8_ ? 15 and 11 03 P. M. 7:50 A.M. Daily. PITT8BUBG E-PBES8. ?Parlor and Dining Cart, Hani?burg to Pittsburg. 10-.6U A. M. Daily. PENNSYLVANIA LIM G?_1>~ Pullman Sleeping, Dining, Smok? ing and Observation Car? Harriebnrg to Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapoli?, St. Louie, Cleveland and Toledo, Buffet Par lor Car to Ha>riaburg. 10:50 A. M. Dally. FAST LINE?Pullmen Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg. Buffet Parlor Car Harriebnrg to Pittsburg. 3.30 P. M. Da ly. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPBESS?sleeping car Washington to St. Louisand Washington to Toledo, and eleep ingand Dining tare H?rn?burg to India? napolis, St. Louie, Louiaville4(via Cincin? nati) and Chicago _ 7:15 P. M. Daily. ST- LOUIS EXPBE?.-. Pullman Sleeping Car Hsrrieburg to St. Louis. _ 7:45 P. M. Daily. WESTEBN EXPBESS? Pullmai 81<M?ping Car to Pitt-burg and Chicago Dinin?? Car to Chicago. 7:45 P.M. Daily. CLEVELAND and CI ? CINNATl EXPBE--- Pullman Sleeping Care Waahington to Pittsburg and Har riaburg to Cleveland and Nashville (via Cincinnati and Louiavill?) Dining Car. 10:40 P. M. Dally. PACIFIC EXPBESS? Pulii??a Sleeping Car to Pittaburg. 7:50 A. M. Daily. BUFFALO DAY EX PBEK8, with through Parlor Car, Dining C*r, ?cd Coaches to B?llalo, via Emporium Junction. 7:50 A. M. for Kane, Canandaigua, Bocneetor and Niagara Fall? daily, except Sunday. 10:50 A. M. for Elmira and Benovo, daily, except Sunday. For WiUiamepor daily at 3:30 P. M. 7:15 P. M. Daily. BUFFALO NIGHT EX? PBESS, witb throiuh Buffet Sleeping Car and Coache? to Buffalo, via Emporium Junction. 7:46 P. M. daily for Erie; for Bochester, Buffalo and Niagara Fall? daily, except Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington to Bochester. 10:40 p. m. for Erie, Canandaigua, Bochester Buffalo and Niagara Fall? daily. Pullmai Sleeping Car Waahington to Bochester Sat? urdays only. 4:00 p. M. "CONGBESSIONAL LIMITED.' daily, for New York, all Parlor Cart, with Dining Car fron Baltimore. FOB PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOBK ANI THK EAST Expreee ?t 7 00 (Dining Car), 7 20, 815, ?00, 1000, 10 25 (Dining Car), and 11 00 (Dining Car from Wilmington), A. M 12 45, 3 16, 4 60 (Dining car frtm Baltimore), ? 60,10 00, and 11 60 ? M. Or Sunday 7 00 (Dining car), 7 .0, 8 1 ? 9 00, 10 25,11 00 (Dining Car from Wi - mington) A. M., 12 16,3 16, 4 50 (Dining car from Baltimore), 6 60, 10 00 ano 11 60 P. M. For PhiBadelphi? only: Ei preM 7 45 ?. M . 12 15 P. M. week days 1 01, 4 10 and 6 40 P. M. daily. For Boston, without change, 7 45 A. M. week day?, and 4 60 P. M. daily, for Baltimore ? 15, 7 00. 7 SO, 7 4d. 7 60, 8 15, 9 00,10 00, 10 25, 10 50, 11 CO, A. M., and 1216, 1245, 128,2 01, 315. 3 30 4 00 (lm'd), 4 10, 4 20, 4 33. 4 60,6 40, 6 15. 6 60, 7 16, 7 46, 10 00, 10 40,1J 35 and 11 60 P. M. Un 8unday 7 00, 7 20, 7 60, 8 15,9 00, 9 05, 10 25, 10 60 and 11 00 A. M? and 12 15, 116, 2 01,3 15, 3 30, 4 00 (limited). 4:10, 4 20, 4 60, 5 40, ? 15, ? 60, 7 15, 7 46, 10 00, 10 40 and 11 50 P. M. taz Pope'? Creek Line 7 45 A. M. and 4 13 P. M. week day? Sunday? 0:06 a. m. for A?_?polla 7 OO and it <X> A. Si., ?nd 12 16 and 5 40 P. M. daily except Hun day. Sunday 9 00 A. M. and 5 40 P.M. Expresa for Florida and points on Atlan? tic Coast Line 4 30 A. M., and 3 1- P. M. daily. Expreas tor Florida and point? on Seaboard Air Lane 11:01 A. M. daily. "Florila and Metrocolitan Limited" 6 55 P. M. daily. Express for Bichmond only 9 0;> A. M. week days. 6 00 P. M. daily. Accommodation for Quantico, 7 40 A. M. daily and 4 25 P. M. week days. SEASHOBE CONNECTIONS. For Atlantic City (via Delaware river hrilge, all rail route), 12 45 P. M. week dav? (through Pullman Buffet Parlor Car), (4 00 "(Jongiesslon*i Limited") 4 10 snd 11 50 p. m. dally. Via Market street wharf 9 0J a m. Saturday only, 10 00 and 11 OU a.m., 12 46 p. m. week days, 11 50 p. in. daily For Cape May 10 00 a. in. Saturday only, 11 OO a. m., week day?, ?nd 11 60 p. m. daily. Ticket office, corner 16th and G Streets and at the station, Sixth and ? Street?, when order? can be left for the checking of baggage to destination from hotel? and reeidence?. J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. B. WOOD, General Manager. General Pattenger Agen BUILDING MATERIAL. SMOOT-.CO., (Successors to J. Sector Smoot A Co. ? Steam Flooring and PlaningiMill. Manufacturen af DOOB AND WINDOW FBAMES. MOULL _M_?_a_ DSALEES IN LUMBER 8HINGLER, LATHS, NAILS, LIME, CALCINED PLASTES and CEMENTI No. 26 north Union ?treat, Alexandria, Va L""bar delivered free In the dry. [ESTABLISHED 1822.] Henry K. Field & Co., Successors to ?JOSIAH H. D. SMOOT. Lumber and Mill Work OF ALL KIND ?Ice and Yard 115 N. Union street Factory No. 113 N. Lee street fk\ M?teri?l Delivered FBEE in the city ESTABLISHED 1800 ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE FOR 1901. PUBLISHED DAILY AM) TIU-H EEKLY. Receive.! full telegraph!* diap-U-i? from al ,,?.t _M ?-fi* ?TsiWa__- Um lata?! new? ?specially with reference U>tbaf ??-0??? the Stai-. e.BSC-IPTIOH PRICE: Dailt. Tri-Wkek-t. 12 months.%o 00 | 12 month.?.fl, 00 6 month?. 2 60] Smonto?!. 150 1 month._ 43 | 1 month. 26 The Tbi*Wk_k-v Gazettk, or country edition, contale? all the new? of intere?' in thia State, aad will be of especial Interest to Alexandrian? living away from here, but who wish to keep np with their boa?? new?. Southern Railway. Schedule in effect June 1. 1901. Traina leave Alexandria : 8:'?3 A. M.?Dally?Local fot Harriaon biira and for Charl? te and way elation?. 11:36 A. M.-I>aily-U. S. Faa* Mail, keeping car? to New Orlean*. Columbia, Sa? vannah and Jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for Abville, Chattanooga aod Mempbi?, ?nd at Danville with sleeper for Birmingham. Solid train Washington to New Orleans. Dining ear service 11:57 A. M.-Dailjr-Local for Charlottes ville, 4:23 P. M.-Week Days?Local for Front Boyal, Strasburg and Harriaonbuig. 4:62 P. M.?Daily? Local for Charlottes ville 10:10 P. M.?Daily?Wasbirgton and Cbattanooga Limited (via Lyucbbur?). Bleat* ins rare to Boanoke, Knox vii le, Chattancon?, Feuphis and New Orleans. Through coach to Meuipl.it Dining ckr service. 10:16 P. M.?Daily?New York snd Flori? da Eqpresi. Sleeping cars to August?, with connections for Aiaen and Charleston, and to Savannah, Jacksonville snd l'oit lampa. Through cart to Jacksonville, bautet beut? -Tourist sieepor Washington io ban Frac cieco Monday?, Wednesdays and Friday?. Dininv car service, 11:05 P. M.-Daily?Washington and Southwestern Limited. The only exclusively Pullman train between V*-atbiugion ?nd tbe South. Sleeping csn to Athvi.le, Knoxviiie. Chattanooga ?nd Nashville, ?nd to Atlanta, Macon, Birmingham. Memphie, Montgomery. Mobile and New Oileans. Clot-car Wath Ington to Atlanta. Dining car service. TBAINSON BLUEMeiNT URAMH. Leave Alexandria at 7:68 a. m.. 1:< 7 ?nd 4:40 p. m. weak days; ?? Oil r iu., ?cd 6*88 p. ni. Sundays only for Bluemont, and 0:33 p. m. week daja for Leesburg. Returning, arrive at Alexandria 8:36 a. m. and 2:37 p. m. week days, 7:52 p. m. Sundays only from Bluemont. aid 6:52 a. m. week days from Leeeburg. Through train? from the South arrive at Alexandu' '?17 a.m., 6.32 a. m , 7:16 a. ni. ?nd 1:55 p. m., and 8:40 r. ta. daily. From Harrisonburg, ,11:16 a. m. we?? t ava ami 9:20 p. m. daily. From Charlotteevi.ic 8: i6 a. ra. and 9:20 p. m. daily. , For detailed schedule figures, ticket?, Pull? man reservation, etc., spply to A. C. MOSS, ticket agent, Alexandria, Va. FBANK 8. GANNON, 3rd V. P. A G. M. 8 H. UABDW1CE, Gen. Passenger Agent. L. 8. BBOWN, General Agent_ WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY. In Effect Mty 1, 1901. 1.?? VE ALEXANDRIA. For Washington, from corner King and Royal (traete, also stop? at King and Washing? ton,and King and Payne street?, week dayt. at 5 55, 6 24, 6 55, 7 19 (exprese), 7 41 8 00, 816 (exprese), 8 30, 9 00, 9 30, 10 00, 10 35, 1104, 1142 a. m. (ex? press), 12 15, 12 46 (express), 1 OO, 1 20. 1 46 (express), 2 10, 2 46 (express). 3 00, 3 30, 3 41? (express), 4 12, 4 36 (express), 4 50, 5 2? (express), 5 45, 6 07, 6 80, 7 00. 715 (express), 8 00, 8 45, 9 30, 10 15 and 11 15 p. m. Suudays-7 00, 8 16, 9 00, 9 45, 10 25, 10 45,1115,1145 a. m., 1215, 12 45, 1 15, 1 45, 2 16, 2 45, 8 16, 3 45, 4 15, 4 45, 5 15, 5 45, 6 15, 6 45, 7 16, 7 46, 8 15, 8 46? 9 30,10 16, and 11 15 p. m. Leave Alexandria for Four Mile Run, (in addition to local trains for Washington) week daya.atl1.55 p. m. and 19 35 a. m, bun day?, 11 52 p. m. and 12 25 a. m. LEAVK WABHIMUTOH. For Alexandria, from the come/ of Pennsylvania avenue and 13^ street, week day?, 6 30, V 04, 7 30. 8 OO, 8 29, 8 59, 9 25.10 00, 11 00, 11 30 a, m. 12 05 (ex? press), 12 20, 12 45, 1 05 (express), 1 25, 2 00, 2 30, 3 02 (express) 3 30, 3 59, 4 15 (express), 4.33, 4 54, 5 08, 6 23 (express), 6 40, 6 03, b 30, 7 06, 7 30, 8 00, ? 45, 9 30, 10 15, 11 20 snd 11 69 n. m. Sundays?7 45, 9 OO, ? 46, 1? 30. 11 OO. 1130 a. m., 12 00 noon, 12 30, 1 < ". ? ??, a oo. -2 so, s oo, a ao, ? oo, a ao, 5 00, 5 30, ? 00, ti 30, 7 00, 7 30, ? OO, 8 45, 9 30, 10 16, 11 20 and il 5 J p. m. FOI? MOUNT VIBNON. Leave Alexandria fe?- Mount Vernon, week days, at 6 66, 7 02, 8 35, 10 32, 11 32 a. m 12 32, 1 32, 2 32, 3 31, 4 03, 4 43, 6 61, 7 38, and 10 02 p. m. Sundays?7 02, 9 32 a. m., 12 32, 2 32, 4 33,7 38, and 10 02 p. m. Leave Mount Vernon, weekdays, at 6 44, 7 40, 9 26, 11 16 a. m., 12 90, 1 20, 2 20, 3 20. 4 10, 5 05, 6 30, 6 40, 8 55, and IU 40 p. m. Sundays?7 40, 10 15 a. m. 1 15, 3 15, 5 30, 8 66, and 10 40 p. m. rOB ?????.??. Leave Alexandria for Rosslyn, week dsye 5 66,6 34,665, 7 19, 8 cO, 8 30, 9 00, 10 00, 10 30 s. m., 12 15, 12 4?, 14?, 2 4?, 3 46, 4 60, 5 29, 6 45, 6 07 7 <-*> ?nd 8 00 p. in. feuudays-8 15. 9 00, 9 45, 10 45. 11 45. a. ru., 12 45,1 46, 2 45, 3 45, 4 45, 5 45, 6 45, and 7 45 p. m. Leave Bosslyn for Alexandria, week days, 6 28, 7 00, 7 30, 7 56, 8 37, 9 06, 10 01, 10 66, and 11 46 a. in., 19 49, 1 31, 2 27, ? 27, 4 19, 5 30, 6 00, 6 27, 7 02, 7 M tnd 8 38 p. m. Sunday??Connection made at Arlington Junction with ail trains arriving in A ? in dria from 9 30 a. tn. to 9 16 p. m , inclusive Baggage checked and carried on the fol? lowing trains from Alexandria for Wh-Ihi.?.? ton week days, 8 30 and 10 35 a. m? 1 86 3 00 and 6 07 p m. Sundays?S 15 a. w. and 6 15 p. m. Parirla carried, Freight carried daily, morning and even? ing, in each direction. No freight accepted unless delivered at the station at least 30 minute? before the departure of tho freight train?. G. E. Abbot, J. Colvin, President. Superintendent. OKOCERIEH. JOHN AI1EKN & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND DEALERS IN PURE WINES & LIQUORS We hold largely in U. 8. bonded warehouse ?nd carry in stock various brand? of the liest PURE RYE AND MALT WHI8KIE8 MADF. H?ve ?Ito in (tore superior grades of Foreu ? and American WINE8, ALES, BBoWN STOUT, Aa ^^Satisfaction Guaranteed ae to Price and Quality.-*?*?*. Corner Prince and Commen-e Street?. J, C. MILBURN, DIAXU IB FANC7 AND 8TJPL** GROCERIES, 1? 3 North Boyal Street, AUxana..?, Va f roprietor of th? Potomac Brand of Flout which is unexcelled. Coges? Freshly Roasted at Birra. _ W. A. JOHNSON *C0., WHOLESALE GBOC EB6. GENEBAL 00MJ?IH8I0?? MEBCHaBTS, And Dealer? in ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS. Have on hand Gibson'? XX, XXX, XXXX ?cd pure Old Rye, Old Cabinet and Monogram Whiskie?; also Baker'? and Thompson'? I>ure By? Wh*kiee, to which they in rit? th? attena bon o? the trade. Order? from th? country fox msrcacdiaa lhall receive prompt attention. OotnigBinont? of Flour, Grain and Country Predar? solicited, for which they guarantee the highest market prices and prompt returns, N. ? corner Cameron and Boyal atreet?. /1A8CARA Vj BBOMIDE quinine TABLETS. Have you tried Bill'? Cascara Bromide Quinine Tablet?, guaranteed to cure Ce tin Coughs snd Ls Giippe? No tetter remedy for cold in the head. For aale at WABFIELD A H A LI. S Corner Prince acd Fairfax street?