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TIE POPULAR REMEDY.

GsuLcr's Native Wine Bitters cures nervous
headache, nervous end general debility, chils
and fevcrs. dyspepsia indigestion and all d.
seases OF the kidney. As n tonic and appetizer
Procure u bottle and test their merit. For sale
b. al druggists and grocers. sop 5-lw
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OYsTERs.-J. Fl. Ovens & Go. at their oys
ter establishment. lower end Of King street.
north side, near Water street, have received n
lot OF fue oysters, fresh from the salt water,
which they are selling at reasonable price, and
will furnish to families according to order
Send your orders.
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FAlTiuH COUNTY. "uS % :" %
ESTATE FOR SALE.

pursu.n, to tbp decree of the Circuit Court Of
F.iriax county, entered q: June term, ioIO. IN
,be snit of Charles Is. Hamilton, H., W.
A milton and others, the undersigned, Com
missioi.ers, named il said decree, VIII On ON
DAY, the oh day of September, 1870, Court
day, DefVr the door Of Fairfax Court House.
SELL to the highest bidder, by public auction,
tina. VALU ABLE FARM on which thomas
Aye fnrmerly resided. This farm contains
3ls! acres. The sell is very productive being
the red slate, s. We'll adapted To wheat and cora
susceptible Of easy rapid and permsncnt In
pruv.mcnt; is situated on the Little River .urh'
pike adjoining The lands IF Nm Ayfe aH' ota,
ers, near Cnantiiiy. The clc,rca lnhu - nn mV
even v,ry productive, " hiIe there - ~! auu.o
succ Of valuable timber und e1ceIiehs "a.o'
Persons desiring to purchase this Iaf 'li, "a a.
for,.d :, Mr. Enus Hamilton, VINO VIII I"Ne
nlcasure in showing The same.
TERM ,ne-tentn OF Inc pdicnaIo N.Y.,
o.1b ~. resiuu. in three equal lnsts lmenls ~
10 ,weive and eighteen u.ohtns, with ih'eieSt
f..m The dsy of sale, 20 be secured by tho o9nos
80 mr. nurchscer and retention OF tille uEsli tIe
let n.tncnt is made Stamps all deed sI lhe
COS. Of the purchaser .
ThUS MOORE,
Fairfax CO., aug lF-lAwtS CHils VI orc.
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
= THE COUNTIES OF LOUOOUN AND
FAIRFAX.-Pursuant to the decree of the
Circuit Court of Fairfax county, .pronounceo q.
June term 1870, in the suit of Mary K. Chi
chester vs.. John II. Chichester ct al, the un-
dersigned Commissioners in said decree named,
viii on MONDAY, the 18th Of Septemb Der, 1870,
before the door OF the Court House in the town
of Lees burg, Court day, SELL to the highest bid
der, the following PARCELS OF LAND, iy-
ing in the county of Loudoun:
Lot No. 2-Containing 2lS acres, roods and
poles.
Lot No. 3-Containing 2G5 acres, rood and
3 poles. These lots constitute part of the
tract of land formerly belonging to the estate
of - Peyton. and were assigned to the es
tate OF George Chichester in the partition, Of
said estate. Lot No. is heavily wooded,
large proportion in fac oak tim Der, well water
ed and adjoins the lands of John Lyon and
others. Lot No. has about two-thirds clear.
ed the residue in wood and adjoins the lands
of Elijah P. Myers, Charles Janney and others.
Farmwell station, on the Washington q Ohio
Railroad, is about three miles from this prop
erty.
And on the 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1870 pursuant to said decree, they will sell, 10
the highest bidder, before the door Of Fairfax
Court House, the following TRACTS OF
LAND, lying in Fairfax county:
l. That VALUABLE FARM, formerly tho
residence of Capt Geo Chichester called Man
tua." This farm lies on Accotink run; has
thereon large FRAME DWELLING, 60
Barn, Stables, With all the usual out aE1la
buildings, q, grst and saw mill The soil is
well adapted TO grass grain and fruit. Much
of this farm is covered with timber, perhaps
the most valuable in the county. Contains
54e3 acres. :
2. A TRACT containing 1O2! acres, lying or
the waters of Middle run. Mr.. a. L. Mcken-
zie, who resides near Accotink T. o.. will give
tie desired information in reference to TIL:
land.
A LOT of Is acres known as the Recc-
Field, near Fairfax Court House
For description Of the Loudoun land ref
erence may be had to MIR. Jas. Manklns. Plat3
Of the several tracts will be exhibited at sale.
TERMS-One tenth Of the purchase money
in hand rs deposit; tho residuoin three equal
instalments payable at six, twelve and eighteen
months. with interest from tho day Of sale, to
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with
approved personal security aid retention of
title until The lest payment is maGe. Stamps
and deeds at the cost Of the purchasers.
Ii these lanes are not sold on the days named,
they will then be tor sale privately and in par
coils to suit purchasers
THOS. r. LOVE,
M. d. ALL.
THUS. MOORE,
aug 6-1aWts CONS. OF Sale.
m huro W. ,on, !
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AS You can save 25 per cent by buying your
Clothing at BLoNDHEIMs,
sep2 Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
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CITY ITEMS.

gs- rhe largest cheapest and most complete
assortment OF CLOTHING is to DO found at
BLONDHEIM's.
sep Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
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BECkENs3
s,Ss:szsssSss NEW PIANO u MUSIC STOR
ssaF :: l49 King street,
{ n eur St. Assph street, alexandria, Virginia.
AGENT F0R
WIN. KNABE 81 CO.'S. GOLD MEDAL
PIANOS.
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Ban e. Frs.

JnHN w. BURKE ARTn UR HERBERT.
DUKkE s. HERBERT,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
OFFICE-CURN Err KING & WATER SITS.
ALEXANDRA 4, Va.
BUY AND SELL
UNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN.
AND EXCHANGE.
Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on com.
mission.
Loans negotiated, Sight Drafts, Checks and
Time Bills col ectcd on all accessible points
and remtted for promptly.
u Revenue Stamps and Corporation Tax
Certificates Of Alexandria always on hand and
for sale nov Ill
WILMER II, CJhSE. M0NTG0MER: y. coESE
RANKING HOUSE OF
WILMER y. CORSE 6 Coz,
Nos. 81 s. 50, King ST..
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
WILL DEAL IN
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, COLE AND
SILVER COIN, UNCURRENT
MONEY, RAILROAD
BONDS, &C., SC.
GOVERN ENT BONDS and other securi-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points in
the United States, snd proceeds promptly re-
mit.cd, Int. Rev. Stamps for sale. sep ]
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TOY TO THE WORLD TOBACCO.
Just received consignment of this popular
brand of Tobacco, which We offer for sale at
manufacturers price.
WATTLES, KNOX s. CO.,
aug 25-lm No 81 Union street.
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WATTLES, KNOX q CO.,
aug 25-lm No. 81 Union street.
DANK OF THE OLD DOMINION.
ID Alexandria. Va, June 9th, 1870.
No.ice is hereby given that the countersign-
cd notes Of this Bank and ts Branch at Pearls
burg must DO presented at this Office for re-
demption at par On or before the lst day Of
July. 1871. or the samo will be barred, in con .
iormity with an act ofthe General Assembly Of
Virginia, passed juno 10Th, 1910, entitled an
Act for tho relief OF the Bank of tho OLD Do
minion.'
This Bank having been in course of liqui-
dstion for the past five years, and it being very
desirable to close up its business and to redeem
the small amount of its circulation now out
standing, tho holders Of its notes arc earnestly
carly day. VIM. II. LAMBERT, Cashier
r. II. MILLER, Prest, jo 27-1aw6m
TAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS,
IL we are prepared to furnish the celebrated
"JUDSON GOVERNOR"
| at factory prices. No engine should be aoithout
one. It. is tho most perfect Governor in USE
saving from 10 to 10 per cent of fuel. besides
securing great uniformity in speed.
JAMESON 81 COLLINS,
Corner of Royal and Wilkes streets.
mn IF Alexandria, Va.
PUSHING sHOkE soH SALE.
A never, failing FISHING LANDING, on
tho Maryland side of the Potomac river, ia
miliarly known to al fishermen lis Bryan's
Landing, together with all improvements
thereon, such as fish houses, &c, aud ono good
seine boat. For further particulars apply 10
SMOOr u MILLER,
ie4 Roal Estate Agents, 1l2 King st.
fIUALl COAL
" A cargo of RED ASH COAL is now dis.
charging at j. II. y. Shoots wharf
aug ~ J. LEATHERLAND.
NEFD WHEAT
= White and Red Seed Wheat for sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
sep 3-2w Is King street.
DROOMS, German Baskets, Matches Tubs,
d Buckles, Washbosrds. Bath Bricks, Flour
Buckets Sugar Boxes. &C, &c, for sale by
aug rs j. CLINTON MILBUkN.
TICKLING VINEGAR Puro Cider Vine
gar Of best quality in sore and tor sale by
AVERY & DAVIDSON,
aug rs 22G King St, cor. Alfred.
UYRUP-A choice article of Golden syrup
~ au uss so 1e'0'Ve0 y y CLINTON MILBURN.
IN BBLS. PURE eide VINEGAR, war-
lU ranted, in store and for sale by
aug27 GEO. McBUkNE4 son.
WORN and WHEATEN GRITS just recelv-
" ed and for sale by
sep5 GEO McBURNET e SON.
DRIME MACKEREL-Macke in barrels,
i half bbls and kits, Tor family use, Tor safe oy
sep5 GEO. McBURNEY u SON.
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Or CLOTHES So,. Received
1G.4 wide for rooms.
"a " halls.
3D. " stairs
We viii! cut them to fit any hall or room
without extra charge.
SENT WILMER 81 SLAYMAKER.
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EsEAE. ESTATE rGE It's.

&s-Spccial attention paid to the sale and OK,
change Of farms in Virgiais and Maryland and
&C houses and lots in tho city Of Alexandria.
40 1T
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Esg-A CARD most respectfully decline
venton to be held in this city on the 10Th of this
month. | would say that l have no Limo TO en-
gage in political matters, and would have de-
clined if had been present at the meeting
which nominated me-
sep Sit BENZ T. PRICE
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Auction SALES.
pv {. i. HARRISON, Auctionc

Hy e. i. II AKRlSON, Auctloncer.
WILL BE SOi D, ON SATURDAY, y! 10
w o'clock a. M, ut No. Is north RoJa ST.,
O. lot OF Black Tea, Pepper, Ginger, Mustard,
Alispice, Cinnamon, Ccoekery, glassware, g ,;
Parties having furniture &c, TO dispose OF will
please have it there 1T s o'clock q. n. on the
evening he'ore. sep I--3t
rHNKUSr SALE-By virtue of deed of trust.
4 bearing date 18th July. 1869. from, Arson
Bangs COR the use of Rev. j. NJ. Meredith, The
under igned. Trustee, will sell, on MONDAY :,
the 10Th day Of October, 1879, that being Court
day, before tina front door Of the Court House
of Prince William county, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, the TRACT OF LAND,
containing 394 acres, situated on Choppowom.
sic creek in the county OF Prince William, ad-
joining the "Clearview'' and "EVansport'
tracts.
This tract is valuable for its wood and timber,
end will be sold on the following
TERMS, to wit 81 ZOO cash, and the resi-
due on credit of one and two years, with in
tercst from the day of sale; the deferred pay
ments to be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. a. NICOL, Trustee.
Prince William county, Va, sep 7-eots
Prince William Advocate copy.]
DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
L IN FAUQUIBR COUNTY, VIRGIN
lA.-ln pursuance Of the DEGREES of the 18th Of
April, 1870, and of the 2Oth Of juno 1870, pro-
nOunced by the Circuit Court of said county Of
Fauquier, IN the chsncery suit Of o. Rear against
Ferguson, the undersigned, Commissioners
will sell, by public auction, on ESDAY,
tho 18th OF September, 1870, in front of tho
Court House OF said county, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND owned and occupied by
James Ferguson, situated on the eastern slope
of the Blue Ridge, about four miles from Paris,
and within six miles of Piedmont and Mark
ham stations on the Manassas Gap Railroad.
and containing about 66l ACRES. This land
is highly improved, produces grain we'll, and
is also admirably adapted TO grazing; its sup.
ply Of wood and water is abundant, and there
are on it unmistakable indications of large
quantities Of marble Of superior quality and
great variety. The buildings are large, H.
LING HOUSE, q large substantial barn and good
1t is seldom that any property possessing so
many attractions as tn is pat into market, and
we therefore call the special attention of pur-
chaSers TO il.
The terms Of ss!o are as follows, viz: The
purchaser to pay down in cash ten per cent Of
the amount OF his purchase on the day Of sale,
and on the confirmation Of the sale by the
Court . sum sufficient to make, with the ten
per cent one fourth of the purchase money
and for the residue he shall execute his t5ree
bonds in equal amounts, With good personal SO.
curly, bearing interest from the day OF SALE
payable in one, two and three years thereafter;
the title to be retained TIL the last instal ment
is paid and tho land subject to resale at tho
risk and cost of tue purchaser in case he fail
to complete his purchase.
CHARLES T. GREEN,
EPpA HINTON
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JOSIAH b. D. SMOOT,
u Formerly of and successor TO Smoot, uh-
ler & Compsny,]
LUMBER DEALER.
No. 81 Union ST.,
Between ing and Camcron,)
10 19-tSl9 Alexandria Va
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THO LET--A LOT on the corner of Water
l. and Princess streets and 8 lot on Union ST.,
next to Armstrong; cooper shop. Apply at
2O8 King street. sep 8-3LS
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F 10 U r.
so bbls 1st Mddlings Flour.
~ bbls Riverside Fine do.
rs bbls Clifton Mills Extra.
70 bbls Mount Hope Surer.
50 bills Appleton Extra Flour. For sale by
y27 THOMAS PERRY.
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DR L. LOEWINSOHN will give instruc
- ton in tho GERMAN Lam UAGE at
Belle Haven and St. Mary's Institutes and at
St. Johns Academy during the present session,
YoTNG MI MEN po ON tho ION Of oetober in he
second story of the building on tho corner of
King and Pitt streets. formerly occupied by
the Messrs. Harper .s dry goods store. He
will also give private instruction in the Ger
man language to such as may desire to take
lessons during the fall and winter months -
Application can be made at 100 King street,
second story. sep --lw
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- FOR RENT-Thn new and convenient
&a STORE ROOM in Germans building, No.
la King street, is for rent. Apply to NJ. GER
NJ A N, next door. SOD S-tf
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Ga FOR RENT-That large and commo-
E::y modious STORE. No. 6 King street. at
present occupied by Chas. W. Green. Posses
sion given Nov. IL, 1870.
sep Scott VIM. N. BROWN.
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T AND FOR SALg.--Pursuant to y deed OF
] trust from Lee futile To the undersigned,
bearing date April %, 1889, and Of record o" OF,
tho land records CT Fairfax county, liber r.
No. 4, page IS, shall, OF MONDAY, tho I'm
day of September, 1870, Court day, in front OF
the Court House door Of Fairfax county, sell,
to the highest bidder, tho following dessribea
PROPERTY All that TRAIT or PARCEL
OF LAND conveyed by said deed OF trust,
containing two hundred and ninety-IV %c:c*
and one hundred and forty-onc poles Inns
land near Burke's station o.. A. ~ III. Il. ~
and near G. a. Arundle's.
TERMS-So much cash rs will discharge the
expenses Of sale and the amount due and un-
paid under the sMid deed Of t:ust, and the resi-
Cue on credit OF six months. Inc cash re-
ouired will be announced on the day Of sale
Selling ns Trustee, will convey such tltic rs
is vested in mo by SAID deed of irust only, which
is believed TO be good.
WIN. SAGAR, Trustee.
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f,UALl GUALl
" A cargo of RED ASH COAL is now dis.
charging at J. H. y. Shoots wharf
| aug ~ j. LEATHERLA ND.
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aug U-TNWIS NUIIIs' Ut OnIC'
Lees burg WashnGtonian copy.]


V1ALUABLEAND HiGHLYIMPkOVED
Y PROPERTY FORSALE.-Pursuant,o
deed of trust from Anna SacketL to the under-
signed, bearing date A pril 18th, 1866 and OF re-
curd on the land records Of Fairfax unity, book
G, No. q, page 3l7. sh"l on MONDAY, tho
10Th day of September, 1870, that being Court
day il front of the Court House door OF Fair
lax county, sell. t. the highest bidder, tho fol-
All those TWO LOTS or PARCELS OF
LAND, lying and icing in Fairfax county,
containing 2l0 acres, adjoining the lands Of
Lawson Money, Richard FolIn and Others
lies on the Falls Bridge Turnpike; has thereon
large YELLING HOUSE. barn AID 90
tho usual OUT tuiiGings; Al abundance or H.a
wood and timber excellent water; the sol!
ally good; tbs cleared lana in an excel
lent state Of cultivation. To persons residing
in the cities desiring country residence, thu
farm offers inducements rarely presented.
TEkMS-So much cash in haad rs wall pay
the expenses of sale and tho sum ri Sl5iOn:';
the residue on tho following credits SiU6!.N
and one oars Interest on S53l2 80 payable on
tho lst Of Januuy, 1911 S.0b2 70 and interest
for one year on 81 80 payable on tht 1T OF Jan
uary, 1872 SlUb2.5O with one ear s interestnn
S2lS7.50, payable on III. 1st "G january, 1873;
S1G62 80 with one years interest on :2i2o, pmy-
able on the 1st of January, 1871, and :lUb2 81,
with one years interest thereon, payable on
the lst of January 1875, and the residue with
lst1yfet anna tie. day Of snln, payable on the
to be secured by deed OF trus. on Tho nrfnnh'|
and good personal security. Stamps p-JJper'y
veyancing to be paid by tho purch"sef'' can
at II o'clock m. >,,, -.
Fairfax county, aug lh-lawts
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81 q pga,Nzas g i i The New yak Re- !,
safe road for q reelection. BY going in for
sSgyg@ib thA WeaSs indies, Mexico, Gem
Aaidi In HHhefiaas a& & ehip canal, the sc. Law
'restge 20 the mouth and an American
satta23dfaRso She Hlalsama eaeimR gIh.s'e q
ahe6vy load Y6r s6 S6isll q a'HaR u ocaFry.
I Even Ii Versailles there is said 60 have
been Already deaths from starvation.
Most respectable persons are in great
dietrpss, selling plate and valuables for
the means Of buying mere necessaries of
life; families accustomed to every COM
fort are iii the depths OF indigence.
'.Never mind the obituary, Judge, "
said Montana oulprit, when the court
became pathetic in pronouncing tho SEN
tence. Lets fix the time for the fu-
neral"
An Ohio Smith had to change his name
to De Forest Montpensier before his
sweetheart would marry him.
The streets of New York are lighted
by 18.017 gas burners.
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Pearl HomjnU

Pearl Hominy. Fed a
z BBLS. PEARL GRIST, fresh lonar i, fonf
- sale by EDWARD, ;.)PE. a.
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!, 1t meeting Of Stockholders Of the Colum-
3bia Oil Company, November 8, 1870, the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed:
Resolued, That the authorized capital stock
OF this Company be increased to sixty thou
sand dollars.
Resolued, That a Committee OF Five be ap-
pointed to open books Tor subscriptions to the
stock OF the Company, in accordance with the
foregoing resolution.
The undersigned, appointed Committee in
accordance with the foregoing resolutions,
will furnish information concerning and re-
ceive subscription to the stock Of the Com
pany. As the Company purchases Cotton
Seed in largo quantities, subscribers who
have Seed to sell may make it available in
payment Of their subscriptions.
P. NJ. POROHER,
A. B. SPRINGS,
E. P. ALEXANDER,
HARDY SOLOMON,
Nov 11.122O,27 Committee.
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SAVE THE CHAAPAaNE.-1'he Duke of
Mecklenburg has commended himself to
the everlasting gratitude of wine -bibbers
by issuing the following order to his
army: "All persons under my command
and troops who may march through
Chsmpagne are directed not to disturb
the vintage in any way. Wagons laden
with wine or empty barrels in the whole
territory of Champagne may neither be
seized or delayed. Every unauthorized
entry into tho vineyards and every da-
,mags therein committed will be punished
S.ccording to military law"
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\ Among other aide Issues raised by the
A4pidly disintegrating Radical party in
t9asaohnsetts is the revival of native
Emeftcanism, under the name of "the
Snerican Order of the Ph@nix." Chas.
sAmner, Gen. Banks and Henry Wilson,
40 all owe political advancement in
mes past to,coalitions with the native
'nerican party. are claimed as support.
lot the movement.
asneral Malone, who has Just been
Scted President OF the Atlantic, Missis.
mi and Ohio Railroad Company, with
4ry Of 1926, ZOO, is also President of
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad,
ss4h pays $4,000. the Sonthside Rail-
which pays $4,000, and the Vir-
Pa and Tennessee Railroad, which
3'Hs $3, 600. In addition to this, he is
jesident of the Virginia and Kentucky
E %flroad.
Iiss Rosa Poe, the only sister of the
Sat poet, Edgar Allan Poe, is in Rich
nd. 1t will pain the friends and ad-
fers OF her brother to know that her
dition pecuniarily is far from plea
~. Indeed her circumstances are such
sShould calF TO her the aid and assist
A.5e OF all charitable and benevolent
3Sple. So we learn from Richmond
lSter. 4TrVlrrg ~r6vF n
liss Winnie Ream, the sculptress, who
been engaged Tor about three years
3 BIO, 600 statue of Lincoln, ordered
Eess, writes from Rome to the
of the Interior that the statue
9eted, and will be at once shipped
Fashington, where she hopes it will
ye in time, TO, be viewed BY the mem-
N ofAhS .DraaAnt Congssss., <, &c
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H R L o T7 50
BAZAAR AND CONNECTION

For useful things and things for =
The curious people here resq-ns
LSET1RELY new stock Of TO
1IARTICLES for the Holidafsl:
too numerous to mention.
CANDIES manufactured DALI
CAKES Of all kinds, plain an
Also. full stock French CONF
Canned Goods. Jelly,
Almonds, and full line OF assd
Lemons, Oranges, Cocoany
all kinds during the season.
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The MODERN PASTOR. The Chicago
Times. in an article on the clergy. says:
''They are, Us1 o ihle, the best paid men
for the smallest amount of work in the
world, besides having u passe: :partant into
lectqte sIopms,I bohcertj halls, first.class
railroad cars, and general dead-head
ticket everywhere. The average preacher
in o lkfge CITY, good looking or a little
sensational in discourse, is worth about
So. 00QypaEa nnnpm, which means two
eeaaya .6.Week, except during On eight
vaeA tion and an occasional trip to
Eagoge. Reduced to practical basis,
which, literary men can understand and
appreeiate, this would pay him about $50
o column for newspaper work. His po-
sition Is rendered all the more oomforta-
BILE, becense this regular pay does not in
EEeaRae the>usual perquisites for funerals.
marriages and baptisms, three sources of
revenue which are, perhaps, the most re-
liable in the world, for all people must
be born, all people must die, and nearly
all people must get married. In other
words, the modern preacher gets extra
pay for saying aettering words over dead
men Id public, while almost everybody
else goes unrewarded for telling the
truth about them in private"