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The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-10-26
Again he saws


70 Any one who visited the schools and
watched the process of teaching, would saw,
as have heard able educators say, Here is
the very beau ideal of acomplcte education
Every power and faculty is cultivated in
due proportion, nothing is overlooked or
neglected, the result IS seen not only in the
wonderful armies which Prussia has now in
the field, but On tie farms, in the workshops,
in the mines, at the merchants desks, in
the Courts, in the pulpits, in the Studies of
the literati, in every brnch Of human effort.
In consequence of this half century of
training, Prussia is the first among nations.
In self defence other nations will be obliged
to adopt a system of training, and have an
educated common people, 5dT .ogaaa
This system has wide and solid moral
basis. The Bible has been. truthfuly and
thoroughly taught in ali the schools.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-10-26
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Prussia-Education,

Prof c. E. Stowe, D. D.. who. more than
thirty years ago, visited and-thorughly in
spected the schoolsaof iGermshg, says of the
Prussian schootsystein .faiIiEnuU
at was from the first, an endeavor to
give full development to the whole man. to
call forthland cultivate all the faculties. in.
tellectuafand moral, of all The youth of the
kingdom to the greatest possible extent,
and utilize them in the most efficient man.
ner, to make good agriculturists, good ar.
fists, good miners, good mechanics, good
civilians, good citizens ID every walk of
life, and not merely to- make them good
soldiers" f9r 4s.g,nv AKA .,,.,..-..-..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The GAZETTE. !
FOREIGN NEWS.
Latest from France-Surrender of
StraSbOurg dc.

DARMsTADT, Sept. 81 "A telegram has been
received from lad 8igshaten announcing hat
Strasbourg surrender on Monday the 26 b
inst, at "'clcck in be sfernoon.
LONDON, Sept. 28.-An arnlstice OF forty
eight hours was concluded at Mszieres last
Moody Tor the removal f the wounded.
TOURS Sept. 28-The disposition to resist
the Germans to The last grows stronger 10 the
west and south.
Troops continue to pau' into Tours
AdVc's tiom Paris to Sunday. 18th inst
have been received by balloon. Perfect order
existed in the city.
The PruSsians have mai ched into Orleans
and are now 10 full occupation oil the CITY.
LONDON. S p, % There was graod pa
radc OF F'usslans III the courtyard at Versailles
yesterday. The Crown Prince, standing un
der the statue of Loui, XIV distributed houors
to soldiers who I'D distinguished themselves by
galantry.
The Duke Of Wurtemberg was wounded in
the action at the outposts Of ST. Cloud.
The Mobiles ere DESERVING in crowds at
Paris. Two hundred have been shot tor Insult
ordination.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch from King
Wlliiam 10 Queen Augusta, announcing the
c,pituation VI Strasbuurg at II 0 clock last
Other dispatches say that the city surseD.
.irrrd Al 5 CLOCK
LONDON, Sep. 2S-Reports thickcn that
Russia IS preparing i"r War.
The army at the South has been m"bized,
and late NOV, ments towards the Turkish bur
der are omlnou5,
LONDON, Sep %. All thr Democratic pspers
IN Franc. which We're suppressed uuder the Em-
pirc have resumed publication.
The mob at Nsutes remIved the statue of
Billaut from the principal square OF The city II
rev days ago, but instead OF tearing t d"wn
and smashing it, they packed it up aud consld
rrateIy sent it TO his fanny.
rne people resi- ling in the suburbs Of Paris
have returned to heir HOUSES whence they had
been driven by the awlessues, of the Notifies,
TIE Times OF this morniog says: 'Frauc
may &c serious and heroic in refusing to ccde
her territory to Germany, but it is rather in
consistent with her constant avidity in ssiziug
thr territory Of Others.
The region around Paris for twenty KRONE
tres from the walls is dc populated and devas
ated. a few corrapeous shop keepers alone
remain in the villages, temLted by enormous
pr.fts.
The Prussians opened fire on gunboats lille
passing S. Cloud recently, killing aud
woundiDr several of The French.
The Prussians are erecting battery at
Sevous A lively fire Was opened on them
from Fort Dissey while they were at their
work.
New YORK Sept. 25'-The Telegram has
the 10 loving:
LONDON, Sept. 2S-The Prussians on eG
ter,nv Meauz made requislton for rations
aud horseu They remained only short time.
their evident intention being to sweep through
the South Of France.
The SEAT # government is to be moved to
pniotiprs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28

LOCAL BREv1rIEs Il. II. Stab!er, OF
this city, has h"en appointed Professor O.
Pharmacy and Botany, III The School OF Pnnr
macy, Columbian College, Washington, Z.
The repairs to the Chesapeake and OHio
Canal having beer com pleted, boats commehc, q
arriving here at II clock last light.
The Steamer City OF Alexandria will make
special trip TO Washington, on Friday Digit
for the accommodation OF those who may desire
to visit the places OF ADJUSTMENT no" Open 10
that CITY.
j. B. Soushoron has been appointed po>;
master at Gainesville.
The weather to day was c!ou6y, with tcc'
sional showers, aud unseasouahly warm
An unknown vessel, bound up the river, r raj
into pile Of plaster on tic wharf OF Ar: W :
y. Smoot, at Fssh!own, last night AMI had hc'
bowSprit carried away.
Considerable alarm vas cc,asioned among
the coorrd &c ,pIc by he late appearances OF
the surorahorealis. Some OF tn, IN imagined
that the eud OF time had come
NiDe,y three car roads OF freight arrived here
yesrerd,y ty the o., y 4 u. r. R., 1t which
sixty FIVE were OF ta.tle aLd sherg.
The Washington and Alexandria Turnpike
was Id 10 day to the Aexard "a l. F,ede lcks
burr R i'road Z. mtany Tor so CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALF ALIVE.

Il 5 : sad thing to pass through life on bali
alive. Yet there are thousands whose hn6itu=l
condition is enc Of lsn2uor and debility. j )
GU, plain OF no specific disease; they, suffer IL
positive puin but they have no reilsh Tor any
Thing which affords mental or srnsuous pleas
ure to their more robust and energetic fellow
beings.
In line cases cut Of ten this state OF la sltude
and torpor arises from morbid stomach. In,
digestion destroys The energy Of both mind nnd
body. When the Was o Of mature is not supplied
by due and gular assimilation or the fooo,
rupted.
Now what Goes common sense suggest under
th"sn circumstances o. ntpr ssior The system
needs ao"sing and Strengthening; not uluIey
TOR al hour or two 10 sink ailer ward into Il
more pit'able condition than ever (ss i. a.sur-
eddy would do if sn ordinary al"nhoic stimu
liant were Iesorted TO but radically and per
mnntntly.
Howis this desirable obi ect to be accomplished:
! he answer to this question, founded OH the un
varying * periencs of q iarter Of a century, is
easily given. Ii fuse vi or into the dlges-
live organs by d course Of Hostetters Stomach
Bitters Do not waste i'm in administering
temporary remedies bat arakst the system up by
recuper. ting The fountain Il nd pa, slcai
sire 9Th and energy. the gre.t gao upon
which | the other organs depend for their nur
turo and support.
vegetable t. n &c and invigurant have been taken.
the feeble franc Of the dyspeptIc will begin to
feel ITS benign influence. Appetite will be
created, and with appetite the capa ity TO d.
gest what it Graves. Persevere until tho cure
IS comp ete-unti heathtIl blood, fit to be tn.
Material of fe and muscle bone and nerve,
and brain 'ws through the channels Of Gil Gu
laLion, instead Of the .tery pabuIum with
with hoy ave heretofore beeu mperlec!ly
nuurlshed sep 26-eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28
CONSU Nj lION.

NotWithstsr ding the many articles advertise
to cure q assumption, We 80 not believe when
seated too long II c,n be cured. But we do
know of hundre j. or cases where persons were
supposed to be suffering under that IA al disease
WIN have becum" per ecsly well and robust
from the use OF Speer's Port Grape Vine
MANY times PEOPLE 'or years waste and ut last
die frou discusses IF the Kidneys or Glands
when they were supposed to have and were
treated for Consumption A long continued
aft tim Of the Kidneys. huyev may event
ually result in Consump ion Speer'S Vine
used alone OF taken tn fresh raw egg Or
new milk. dsi'y. has been found TO DO al e1-
cel!ert remedy, AMI has the reputation of rem
d-ring perfect cue for Consumption - Med
icsl Times
The wine certainly coat .ins valuable proper
ties; let our physicians and invaIi is try it,
o be bad OF druggists sep 26-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. The Con
vention Of tue 7th CopgressionlI District will
meet at the Assembly Rooms, at o'clock TO-
morrow morning. Large delegations from the
Twelve counties comprised in the district have
been appointed. end full Representa- alton will,
it is expected, be present. The Convention
will be held for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for Congress, for which position sew
eral gentlemen, residing in different portions
of the distrlct, have been named. For the
information Of those concerned. the vote of the
district at the last election is repubIished:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28

Mr.. CLAUGHToN's SPEECH III. D. Caugh
ton, co, one of the candidates for the Con
servt'ive Congressional nomination for this
district, delivered an able address at Liberty
Hall, last Light, to the citizens assembled
there. lie deuied the statement made in o
letter from Prince William, that. at The
last Prince William Court, four gentlemen
Including the speaker - had urged their
respective claims to this nomination. stating
that he had no claims, nor had he urged any,
and that the from speech be had made upon that
occasion, nor from any others he bad made
since the canvass begun, could aDy man have
determined that he was person ally interested
10 its results IL, combatted an idea enter
tanned by some, that the nomination must be
bestowed upon one who had fought in the
Confederate army, aud mentioned mahy in
cdents to prove that those who ram aimed be-
hind. during the war, were as patriotic and
devoted TO the cause OF the South as those
who had gone away He said there were only
Two p .rtieS nov in the counry-Ra ideals and
Uonsrrv atives-t that with the former no com
promise must be made, that the nominee
should represent the Conservative views of the
people OF this district, and that defeat with
such leader Was preferable to victory under
any other.
lie urged those members OF the radical party,
who say that they were opposed TO the Infringe
ment OF the Constitution aud the vagaries IF
the leaders OF that party, and were forced into
atiiiatiol with it only by the secassi IN move.
msnt, to prove the honesty of their assertions
by now severing their connection with it, as
the CAUSE whioh had induced them to jim it
had been swept away forever
H. then dwelt upon the present condition
of affairs, III ldc more deplorabie by five years
of peace than by TOUR of war-attributed its
causes 10 radical mi>ru!e, alluded TO the mea.
sures of relief, and concu led with stirring
appeal to his hearers to arouse from the appa.
realty prevailing apathy, and cndeavor to
achieve By moral force what a coufict of
arms had failed TO accomplish-thc restoration
of the Constitution as handed down by the men
OF the Revolutionary times.
His ideas were We'll expressed, 10 handsome
style, aad were received with applause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28

FIRST WARD RADICALS There was meet
ing of the radicals Of the First Ward held last
oigbt, at Little Zion" Church, east end of
the tuaoe!, which was relied over by --
Evans. coIcrc0; L. H. D.lahay acting as Sec
tary. There were about fifty 10 atteriance,
all coorcd, except the Secretary and Mr.. j. D
Adams. The object OF the meeting seemed to
DC TO discuss family affairs, and the ques
ton OF rent clus.d lively debate The Rev.
Lewis stated that be hal let them have the
roon Oh this occasion On his own ispoDsD!lity,"
and that in future they could have the use OF
the Laurch at Two dollars per month, but
when they came there he hoped they "wou'd
make as little liter as possible in the Way OF
splitting tobacco juice on the fl 'or, and so forth
and 50 o." 1t Was then decided that three
dollars per moath should BE- paid for the use
Of the church, and that a weekly collection
he taken up for the purpose OF raisiDg that
amount, but it Was stated that there would be
sumo difficulty in getting it, as out OF mem
b.rship Of two hundred it had frequently occur
red that ten cents could not be extracted. Ooe
OF the members had secret, which he could
not dlvuge while there We're any outsiders in,
AID the few spectators, taking the hint, there
upon withdrew, when the aforementioned
member divuged his secret by announcing
that Major Wigg, OF this city, held an ottic,
10 the Revenue department an outrage upon
the feelings of the isithui-and that be mus
be oustcd, in order to give place to good
mau and true Of the party. and FIR this rur
pose moved the appointment of committee
to wait upon Secretary Boutwell, and the Presl
dent, and have the Major summari y ELECTED
which motion, alter slight discussion, Was
aid under" the table, and the meeting ad
,urntd.
Outside, Collector f. 4. White Was rounliy
b rated Tor making such appointments as Mai
w., aud one member of the party declared that
White was no better than the rest of the white
radicals, who only wanted the support of the
coIor,d ueople for Office, and then they did, I
care d--D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28
aug 26-2sw 2!
,EHUHUUGuFAkE MILL Fur SALE.

On THURSDAY the 9Th dar of October,
1870 by virtue % /. de rec of the Ci: cult Court
Vi Prince William county, pronounced nj TIE
uctCbe. term l-G7 in thu suit OF Lorncr ct al
VS.. Chapman. he undcrsg n"d rs Commission
ers Of saie will oHer to tho highest bidder,
On he pr, mi>es 1T three y III that splendid
I'LL :suiluing and Water Power; also the saw
Mil, Building and " ntcr Powr kno%n as the
Ii KDUGHFARE MILL, lately the proper
t.; OF John Chapman. dereascd. Snid property
is situ=t Il NJ Thou .hf-rn Gap, Immediately
upon the Manss. u Gap R,iiro.d. with SWITCH
Sc. for ladiLg ard nnlading cars, forty two
NIL. fruu. the city of Alexandria, md in direct
C. Inrunicati by railroad wrh the cities OF
Washington ana Baltimore The building is
fv- sturlra h. h, with Is basement n1i can be
-n-iIy COVE It'd into 'Hot"ry for cotton and
wOollcn goods, Hnd is sur,"uhdrd by largo
~ooi growing country he stream is never
,aIlilg and h "h"li Considered one Of the
most ehgi ly situated and desirable pieces Of
property II. the tate of Virginia
The ate ton IT persons de-ring either 4 fac
lory,r m. r, ant n.lil Is pnrIcu "Ied TO II.
TER - en- PEI eat c1sh. the residue
il. three equal snnu.l instruments; he credit
~, meats to be.r interest, and To be secured to
the Sits action 0! the commissioners; TITO TO
be retnined until the last pay ncn l. made; inc
p.Upcrty subject 10 be rcsoiI under hh order o1
Court, in even! u In" failure 10 meet inc pay
mcnts
Al Tho same time and place, and upon tho
same terms, will be offered for sal" i Wo
TRACTS OF LAND about three hundred
acre. each, one adjoining the drscrlbrd MILLS,
m lying Oh the soutn side OF the MANASSAS
Gap karoad partly in FauquI"r n'd parity J"
Prime. William counlrr- .ad Innd be NJ ALL inc
. ,.rtyn -, n. late john Cha, ,rlnn GlviGcG lntn
tw, rr,cLs to sui. purch. ef-. E"ci, 'r4ct has u
sm,ll DNIL I&G tUUSE u4on it. s;Ea
mi other buildings with efficiency f lEss!a.
water ard t.mb,T. nd IL partially enclosed
a I..,,,l In .I.d
gerh-r II de-ireu, or the two tr=ct, VI laud can
b.. purcn,s d as,one
For u7tn.r Information apply t" John ,.
Chnpmaa, No. tS PIhc. -tr, c.. A'eAnndrlh, va.
JOuN CHAP AN,
hICEW w rAYNE,
KPPA HUN ION.
J V. BROKE, Comm rs.
p,;,,. William ca seq = ert-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28
i xuARLES WHITrLtSEY,
U. S. COM MISSION Err,
ATTORNEY AND COU NSELLOR l

ATTORNEY AND CDU NSELLOR N
Ba9kkl PrCf.
Congress having just arnendrd the Bankrupt
law go that nearly ell parties can be discharged
rom their debts unobstructed by the fifty per
cent clause, SO called, ano her opportunity If.
rers to secure the b"Letts of this most effective
and permanent :nc,suru VI rollct The above
naned vii: make bankrupt business special );
will procure discharges on the most moderate
Terms, and TRANSACT I'LL business in that line nj
prices whicH Gu no. !ail TO be satisfactory. BE
ny u 5 Commissioner, he will endeaver t.
visit the different counties on court days, Id
.hus save p,riic. the truuDl.. and expense OF
-everal trips TO Alexandra in beg ginning and
proceeding with their Gases discharges Gun
be obtained here before keJi-ter Hill ns promp'
= a. in Richmond or elsewhere and q. much
less expen.e to parties 1t may DO added that
he Bankrupt net, in c, nnrction with thr
homestead exemption, which it is now bel eyed
viii be secured to the bankrupt unde The bank
rupt law, is the only r"al relief now oH'Hed 10
psr,i struggling IN the hopeless bond"g" OF
Id sbts. dress personally or b. letter 1t
No u south z, val street Alexandria. 1iyl6 y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28

i,kt slhr'o ,ALn Of a VALU AmLE
| TR CT or LANE IN the tOUN
or ALMA NDklA, VA Near the city OF
Alexandria By virtue Of q deed Of trust exc:
cuted by William r Swami and wi 9. dated
IN Tho I'm day of March, 1853 and OF record
in liber T., No 3 pags i9E. at tho - lex.ndrla
unty land records he undersigned, rrus
to-. in SAID deed named, viii expose To sale, Ivy
public auction, front OF the Mayor office,
in the city # Alexandria, "a. on SATUR-
DAY, tue 8.h day of October, 1870, u! l. IN. q
InAC' OF LAND, situated in TIC county of
Alex ndIi about luC miles hu:th Of Tho city
o! Alexandra, on the s.'uth sdo OF The old
Gcorg~to~n rp.d, Car th, lands OF Thumas
". S~ann, containing twrnty three acres
TER ',-'Jn, third Of Ihr purchase money
in Cash tho day OF -ale, and tn, residue in
wu .qual pay men s ut SIX end lwelvr month.
from Tho d,.y of Sale the deferred Payments TO
Dear interest fir m l. day o. saio Il d TO DO
sccu cd by the n ties the purchaser and II
Deed OF trust Oh the property
CHAS. > WALLACE,
aug 26-2aw q trust @.
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Ky Beck, Knox & hcrby.

.eri site aReh!S atl'i 1uctlpnosr-.
4 IOMMI >SIONERo' SALE Ok REAL ES-
" TATE BY virtue Of -crce Of the Cir
cut Court Of Alexandria crunty. Va. pro-
nounced at its Nay term 1870, in the suit Of
James NJ cDowell VS.. sarah Grady and others,
the undersigned. Commissioners appointed by
the said decree wall offer tor snle by pubic
auction, on the promises, on THURSDAY, tao
9th day of ~eptomber. 1870 at IL o'clock m.
ID parcels suI':blc Tor building purposes, LOT
IF GROUND with the improv. ments thero n,
lying partly in Fairfax unity and partly in
al~Xsndrla city, at III. sou:n~es. intersection
of Gbbon and Henry streets extended. Tho
SAID lot fronts ono hundred and twenty feot on
GibbUn street.
ThRMS-Ono lonth of tho purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal payments
~ siA, twelve AMI Gig lteen m nln.; the deter
red pawn MS to bear interest AMI u &c secured
BY tho purchasers bends with sood surety,
and reteutlun of the title to said is d until
the purchase money shall, have been paid
Costs Of lamps ana conVegnnces to 30 PAID py
,urcb.ser. ALBhKT STU kT,
D. l.. SMOOT,
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BUSINESS. -When our friends from the
neighboriug counties come to town, to morrow,
let them not fail to visit the stores and War,
houses OF our merchants, and the places of
business of cur manufacturers and mechanics
They will see fine stocks of goods, and large
cultural pursuits, and Tor their household and
farming purposes-all IF ,red at the lowest and
nest reasonable prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28

COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIoN.-Dr. W. Lee n
Hammond has been rcqu; sted by Mr. Nc
h'nzle 10 make the necessary physical exami-
uat'on OF the applicants for an education at the
=. ). Naval Academy, who will appear before
Judge A"garc and Messrs. RI. Carpe and H.
L. henry ibis afternoon at he competitive ex-
am'pa'lon to be held by thrse nt'emen. 1t
Is understood that there are numerous appll
cants f'r the position The candldue selected
Will b. re examined at Annapolis on Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28

MaYon's OFF1CE.-A crnrcd man tor beat
Jog his alfr, Was fin d and DISCHARGED,
jerry Parker, Tor strlkluy Henry Jrr kiDr
bo I, co"rcd, was fued and discharged.
FIR derick B. cknsm, Tor 'hr wing coal al
jerry Parker, both cnored, was flu, d aub dis
arg
NIGHT REPORT = Nj. ht clear unit abo"
ram llrtIc. There were no de urbsrc :
Il Il The strees were a, quiet a. usual. i "
hunnet. aud bat we're i"und log near ht
Bridge pump by the pn ic mar on that nea'
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The .slarkets.

New YORK, Seut. g. Stocks very dull
Colo 81. Money 4a5 Virginia Skies, e1 cou
p"n, IS do new g.. Flour quiet, with price
unch ped Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
dul aid Ic lower.
BA,r.M RE, Sept % Virginia sixes, old
bi ,, So sked do. 1866 G5 a.k"di do 1856
4 n Ike "ott'n dull mi dlihgs lft Flu
du md weak What steady. with snes
nb. nary land aL 16n65; good oprime .
l35.lH0, cnmmrn fir l5Al30, whit: I5''
10; W, stern red $50 .l32 White Corn ia
los yellow 9Sa95 OF 47.50 Rye S'Ja90.
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Difficulty Adjusted

LOUISVILLE, Sept. % Il. g thought that
thc thcuIty batwecn Col. K lily, managing
dltor OF the Commercial, and General 5. Bur
ridge may be settled brouvh the intervention
If frerds Capt. Burbrldge, second OF Ih,.
General, arrived yesterd ~ 10 receive Col. kei
ev's q, cond General Burbrine ia oxp' CO cd.
Tho difficu ty grew out OF illusions in the Com
mercial 10 General Burhree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-28

SEVERE FALI.-A man canned Jas. Simms,
while Intoxicated, yesterday evening, tell from
the top Of the Stone bridge to the drain below,
and was so stunned that he remained inseUs:-
bic for long time after the accident. He was
picked up by policeman Nicholson and some Of
the residents OF the neighborhood, carried to
an adj lining field, where bis bruises we're al
tended to, and afterwards taken to Cats
tavern at WCs + d.
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-,
" virtue OF u deere Ut the County Court of
Prime. William county, pronounced on me Gun
day Of March, LOU. in tbs suit OF Long We.
speak, the urdersle n appointed special Com.
missioner tor that purpose will, on u" ON ny
Of = + PrHMB hH, 1877 Ohst being Court nsy)'
-, til. .rout.rour of the Cour, h use, in hrents-
vi G, offer sale lot Of Land, near umfrIes.
containing IL Acr-- and 8poies, being the snm"
laLG O. NED by Wm. Long. decd, and convey
ed in trust u /. l.. Spenhe -.bsse
money to b. paid in cash on day 81 ~ T' md
re>idu. III tnio equal iista meiI= NJ - t'.I.' and
10 months to bear INT, rest from ''sS r.osi secu-
ri T, i .hr tile to whbd r" ,u!ss' the he
re e III Case po''"SS'h pPA IL MON
purLhase CumuiIS ,lohor.
Prince VIM &C Co. ,.e v h.. BIN pos'p ned un!il
NJ Ky A. the 81 day Of October Court d"S'
sep G-2awts
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ssRilrOaG Accident.

MIDDLErowN. N Y, Srpr. 2S.-Lentz' =
N Y. circus lett during the uIg1r TOT Patrr
SOD. but at Turner's detention Was eau d
hy hot journal, aui The train WAS run inlo By
Express train M r. a: O'Clock this morning.
DIR, ctor Whilty S killed, and the engineer
and fireman were iDjur. d.