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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-04

PENNSYLVANIA SUNDAY o.
10 ali noM IT NAY CoycFg,...- AELlEF.-
ing oi the Executive Conmitteo - - - Meet.
State Sabbath School Assocf-.too. ~. ne Penn.
uay, u was unanimously resolved ~ -s.1 t1i7
the following movements: - eel On foot
Wepropose that the scholars or,ur
schools OF our State be called uro- ,.I' sunday
ute to the relief of the sufferers by eyAira-
IN the West and North west VAC '-.e 5.es
We suggest that at least ono .r.,
Saboaths IN November (Which '1e Ion,
determined by Sunday school sr,,,:'.' 80 10 be
and pastors in elch locality bs.se,,'.s.-el's a-el's
which to gather these collections apart ii
Jas W. Weir, Esq, of Hargisbrr,, n ,.
0I SI the hafIlsoCTs y atiousl Bank. Vii -'''
treasurer OF this Sunday School Rel.s' E.,-s .' o.
/ To him the sums collected msv 80 80. md"
/ drafts or post-ofIice orders. '-''' ''s- "
/ Acknowledgment will be made ,r.
contributed by each school, bv mama .'e s.r3
/ IN the official documents Of the A.sIr.. 5l,
IN some such other way as may be lesr,s- s'
! County secretaries Of organized rr--.s'. ,s'.
pastors Of the-churches, mer Of rIs -. -5r
/ rents, superintendeHtss teachers. and 81 49, '-
school people. are hereby invited an, la -.-7
lend their active cooperation IL tie d. %
this call. .'-' @.
We shall not say one word to coprs-4. .r
cause. ! GU know the need We are psrs-,=..
that our Sunday schools viii. 10 a cf;,i
sPonld' You may be assured Of the utmost en-. ~.
( IN the exercises of the trust assumed ,r5 ~ .'
the benefactiOns bestowed viii he NJ --'' ,'
uibuted in the most needed directions g. .-. -s-
not forgetting, in the claims Of the rr-,,---..i
the suffering that has come ura1 lie b..-..,,
towns and villages Of the North western ~ ~
tier. ---
The hopes that We centre In The S--r.-
school children OF our State we feel am,
not disappoint US in this matter. VII, ,6-,-.
LEAD THEN in one Of the g7audest 5r5gr.r.....
for the exercise of practical 5eaeser-,-,'
BY order of the Executive Cgm-nf-.sa
GEORGE 4. PEL-z.
State Sunday School Seo-l.,--
l. NEwToy BAKER.
Editor Sunday School T=~s,
Philadelphia, October II, 1871.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-04

On next Tuesday elections will be held
for Governor, State officers and Legisla>
ture in Maryland, New Jersey, Massa-
chusetts, Wisconsin and Minnesota in
New York for State officers and Legisla~
ture; in Virginia, Mississippi and Nebras-
ka for members of the Legislature only,
and in Illinois for Congressman at large.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-04

The census gives the total number of
Irish in this country at 81, l,857,779 of
Germans, ], ,69O,533.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-04

Fold your arms, gentlemen of New Eng.
land-Democrats of the North, fold your arms.
and quietly look on. Watch tha turripo, of
the thumb screw'-and calmly witness the
tortures of the helpless victim. Speculate and
theorize about the wrong and the right of the
proceeding, the necessity of excuse for sucb
measures of oppression, persecution and barbar.
Gus daspotism. Aequiesce in the INSPIRATIONS
OF our tyrants. Quietly submit to the overthrow
of our Constitutional government. for il IA your
bull and our OK. But do not expect to escane
unscathed. History has demonstrated that the
Union could not exi list half free and half sIsva
Time will prove that it cannot remain half
Republican and half despotism. The time is
Lot far distant when you will look upon the
lawless and oppressive acts of a relentless "a
cruel despotism with less complacency."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-04

Lung FEVER, common cold, catarrhal r=-s.
and nasal discharge Of a br7wufsh ,-.-, +,
horses. may be checked at once bYa r-.-.,
use Of SheTjdaa's CGcGhL Condition n.-l,.
Largest in America-V -VanaugEe- e rs-----
RptaiI LInrhing HnuSa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-04

A FEELING REroRr.-A Boston paper
having remarked that 'South Carolina now
feels the first turn of the Executive thumb
screw" the Savannah Ne,cS repIies.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-22
MEDICAL.
I'M pORTANT TO pHYSI.
l. CLANS.
A New Discovery in Pharmacy

" W." V'uou'V'J u" UuiIiIuIJ
'"Th"ro o. no m"du' Ic ~ potent in cur NJ dis
oa,esas fodaphylu. could D, lee administered
without giving pain, II would super EIDE all other
The discovery claim To have made n the CON.
pounding o. podophyllin VITA mild laXmiye- IN
such u manner n. 10 make mild AMI pleasant
cathsriic that can Doe administered on al oooa-
sions, to old or young, male or cInplc, without
causing irritation and consequent pain. THIS
compound call Or. lIoofand's Podophyllin, or
substitute for MERCURY Put. I have taken them
myself and used them IN my family a, well a. In
mypraciice for The last two years, under all cii-
cuInstsnces where cMhirtic was indicated, with
the most satisfactory results Il acts equally upon
the seereiory AMI digestive organs, promoting
aNine discharges IN natural manner, always
mild yet active enough 10 thoroughly cleans the
oosels OF impurities, giving natural tone 10 the
general system. During the past fifteen years OF
my practice have used all the different purga.
,iSes IN the Materia medea with but lltlc satsi,c.
ton, Many Of them such as EPSON and CLAUDE
salts, Calomel, Mercury, Anti-biiiou-. Cathsr,Ic
and Liver Pills TOO numerous To ention, all have
asmllrr effect. They are drastic IN their nature
and by too great activity, exhausts the system by
draining the bowels Of. he natural huids, always
necessary 30 promote dige' ton, consequently
producing Piles, Consumption LAYER Compant,
and long train OF diseases incident 10 the dig"s
i've orgsns, instead Of relieving AS intended,
while the compound have discovered, hy its
tniid aperient operating, acts m "a gentle move
inent upon the small intestines and Liver, rclicy-
ing them 81 all distractions, and inyiyorating the
whole system.
I consider these Pills a great achievement in
the annals OF lAedicine, and most respectfully
solicit your investigation, and feel assured on a
fair trial you will endorse all have said in their
favor: My msthsd IN treating such diseases AS
Foul Breath, Liver Complainsi, Dyspepsia. Con.
stipation Of the Bowels, biious Complaints, and
nearly all diseases Of the digestive organs has
been, first 10 cleans the bowels with the Pill ~
then Hlttera and TOl 10 a Al and
invigorate, and In all cases where proper atten.
tion wss paid 70 the directions the diser 40 would
yield without further treatment. i should have
mol been able 10 snppy the home demand Tor
them. have recently Increased my facilities Tor
Manufacturing, aud sm now prepared TO mliy sup,
quantities To accommodate those at distance
nDtil they can he obtained IN every First -Cinss
following prices by mail 10 any part OF the United
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-22
Tke Butleiim
saoAsr. u.s.s or Living.

Our reporters have gathered graa
deal OF Interesting inform stion in regard
% the family hotels now Ia existence or in
course Of construction in his city.
Many readers will be surprised at the
number and extent oftbcsc establishments
N distinct from the ordinary travellers
hotel, the tenement-horsc and the board
ing.houses, partaking OF some OF tho
characteristics of each, yet widely differ
ine from either. We think in hardly any
otHor direction, either ~ change In the
method Of living or as an investment for
capital, has there been such growth in
Boston during the last decade as in this
matter; and of course the tendency IL |
symptomatic Of gradual change In the
habits ola certain class ofthe population.
Il IL q little dfficult, however, TO point
out exactly vhat the germ Of the growth |
IL. II might be viewed as species Of |
rebellion against the tyranny of Bridget
but In . majority Of the inseit utions which
We have visited and described, the kitchen
range and the maids chamber are q
ieAturs Of the suites, and whilo tho work
b made essicf the necodty Of sefyant is
not done away with. Il certainly 10 not
an economical undertaking; for II appears
that tho tenant COMMONLY pays more rent
for \ cluster of six or eight rooms on .
floor than " would have TO pay for good
independent house Of ten Or twelve rooms
in An equally pleasant locality, or in fact
In the sarne street. =
Il might b plausibly claimed that the
end In view is the avoidance Of the stair
WayA sotryincA tsst TO the physical con-
oitueions Of the woman Of city civilization,
but u appears that the pioneer establish.
mcuts are without elevators, with higher
and harder climbc than any private
dweling house knows and that these are
~eiu ~ popular a. those OF newer construc-
ton where steam carries the resident up
ana down. The suggestion that the new
method Is adopted Is . device for avoiding
tho visits which Q big house and an album
dance Of spare rooms bring with them has
some force, but on tho whole Is to DO
presented - an imputation on tho hospi.
tality Of Boston. Il Is, we think, rather
IN indescribable aroma Of freedom and
independence, flavor Of uncomfortable 30.
hemiAnism, . combination of cosinesss
and splsndor not readily 10 be command.
ed In the ordinary city dwelling, which Is
the main attraction that, mingled with
the others which have been enumerated
indifferent proportions in different cases,
leads the citizen TO try this phase Of mod.
srn living. -Bostow Advertiser Hf'' l A,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30
Destructive Fire.

MOBILE, ALA, May 30.--A obstructive fire
occurred here last night on St. Francis street.
The following were destroyed: McGuire,
Blackwood 4 Co., wholesale drug store, where
it originatcd G. 4. Arnold hat store and
John Reid Il Co.. wholesale dry goods also on
the cast side of Water street }. y. Dubosc 4
Co., wholesale drug store; j. +. Shermon x
Co., stationery and II. Bernstein, shoe store
and on the West side NJ Simon Il Eros. cloth
ing store Kennedy, Lyons & Co., wholesale
dry good; n Smith K Co. boot and shoe store
L. Williams saddIcry store; Bldgood, book.
store: the Commercial National Bank build
ing, and n. Webb's crockery store were badly
damaged Loss over 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30
Decoration.

NEW YORK, May &0.--Admiral FarraeuL's
grave at Woodland was decorated at daylight
this morning, the ceremonies being performed
by battalion of marines under Col. Broom,
with full band from the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Farragut Lodge of Good TemplarS, Wadsworth
post of Grand Army of the Republic, both Of
Brooklyn, participated, Gen. Isaac Cotton Of
Williamsburg delivered an eloquent address
commemorative Of the life and services of the
deceased Admiral, after which the grave was
covered with flowers. Admiral NJ. Smith, COM
handing the Brooklyn Navy Yard was present.
left the NAVY Yard ut two o clock this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatches 10 the G"Eefie.J
FOREIGN NEWS.

VERSAILLES. May 3U.--The inhabitants ni
Bellevllle have openly avowcd that they VIII
make reprisaIs and secret system OF arson
An assassination is apprehcnded Constant
discoveries are made OF stores OF petroleum III
Paris
The insurgents in Fort NincenncS have sur
rendered Internationally.
The Galous announces that the Orleans Prlli-
cess will be allowed to live in France.
THEIRS has ordered the disarmament of PARIS
and the dissolution Of the National guards III
the Department of Seine
MacNIahon has issued Il congratulations proc
lamation to the army.
Paris is tranquil Trade already shows slgns
of revival The soldiers are teted by the III
habitants Arrests Of insurgents continue.
LONDON, May 3O-The Daily News says
trains to Paris will run tomorrow.
The people of Brussels smashed the windows
Of Victor Hugo house. The police now guard
the house.
a proclamation from MacAlahon announces
to the people of Paris their deliverance from
the Communists and that order security and
labor are about being rc-establi>hcd
LONDON, May 3O.-lhc lnsurgent losses
previous to May 22d. when the Versailles troops
entered Paris are estimated at 1000 killed
and wounded, and 25,OUO prisoners, and since
May 22d at 10000 killed and wounded and
10000 prisoners. The prisoners were all sent
to Versailles
Gen. LII Cecilia with few followers, fled to
the castle of VInctnncS, but upon the cont
menccment Of siege works ly the NrrSaiSts
he at once surrendered
Gen Dorai aficially reports having lost forty
officers and six hundred men during all the
engagements in which his troops participated
since the Versailles army entered Paris.
The Paris journals demand cessation Of
summary executions.
Several attempts were made yesterday to as
saSSinate officers OF the army.
The bodies Of the murdered priests will lie
in state for week
With the exception OF pyatt and Groussct
all the Commune chiefs have been killed or
taken prisoners.
VERSAILLES, May 30-'Ihc official journal
Of the Republic announces that the National
archevcS: the National library, the National
Arsenal and the Museum of the Louvre are
safe and the manufacture DIES Gobclins and
Obseryotoirc are badly damaged
SANGApoHE, May pa volcanic eruption
and earthquake have shaken the Island Of Rua.
The country is terribly devastated. -Four hun
dred lives lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30
FESTIVAL
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ~ OMNIBUS

Those seeking hralthiul recreation may spend
delightful evening by attending the Festival
TO be held 1t Lebanon, 1! miles rom AicNal-
dria, commencing WEDNESDAY, May 3l>t,
and ending Friday night, June ID: .;,,,.
IN the erection of Church where all Evangclcal
Determinations may worship. The ladies prom
jsc an ahundan, supply Of refreshments such "a; rs
FRESH STRAWBERRIES, PURE ICE
CREAM and other dcicacies for all who may
f,yor them with their patronage.
Parties wishing to attend Will be conveyed hy
i,;hn> nrnyil9d ten or more :catS are engaged,
by. nnnlyine TO Mr. Ridgway 1T kn"X Express
nifrr No., : Washington street, before SIX
.lo ~ o. y, my 3O-3t9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30
.aTrTYON.S4LES.
VALUABLE WASHINGTON STREET
Y PROPERTY FOR SALE.-I will sell,

VALUABLE WASHINGTON STREET
Y PROPERTY FOR SALE.-l will sell,
on easy terms, the property known rs the HAL L.
LOWELL SCHOOL, PROPERTY, on WASH
ington street, Alexandria.
The lot las front on Washington street of 80
feet inches, and runs back of that width to Co.
lumbus street, occupying the central portion OF
the square lying north of Christ Church. The
improvements are admirably adapted fora large
BOARDING SCHOOL, or BOARDING
HOUSE, and may readily be converted to man.
ufacturing purposes. Tine property is in the most
desirable part Of the city.
If not sold at private sale before TIL 10 RSDAI,
June lst l shall offer the whole ut public auc-
ton on that day, ut o clock p. NJ. on the prem
ises, or will subdivide it, if necessary, to suit
purchasers. In case of division, the Columbus
street front will be divided into four or five lots
and the Washington street front into two.
Those desiring to purchase can obtain full in
formation by applying to ROBERT Ii. MIL
LER. Alexandria, or to
FRANCIS MILLER
No. AGO Louisiana avenue
my its Washington, ID. C..
MsU"Thc above sale is postponed to THU Rs
DAY. the Sth day OF June, 1911
my cots FRANCIS MILLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30
The Markets.

NEW IoEK, May 30. To-day being drcora-
ton day, the Stock Exchange agreed t" adjourn
till Tomorrow. Virginia skies iH! do. new a.
Money easy ut = Gold dull at III. Flour quiet
and unchang"d. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn
firm,
BALTIMORE, May %0.-Virgina skies old, jG5
bid, 81! asked do. 1876 Il bid, Is asked; do.
1861 II bid; do. coupon, new ga bid, Il asked
Cotton very strong and quiet. Flour dull and
quotations. are hardly maintained. Wheat dull;
choice white l!Ea2UO; fair to prime l55 prime
to choice red lS0a2UO; fair to good l5Oul G5 com
mon 1}5all5; mixed lJ5. Corn steady; white
Southern 7Ga7S; yellow do. IS. Oats dull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30
ny EW BOOKS y r + r f n G II S =,
~ No % King street


~ No. % King street.
Ralph, the Heir, Il novel, by Anthony Troll
lopr, author of The Warden, Dorchester Towers,
Small House at Allingt"n, etc; paper covers,
SID; bound, Sl.75.
Ina, by Katherine Nalcn"; 1jc.
The Young Housewives Cuun*elI"r ami
Friend, containing directions in every depart
mrnt ri housekeeping, including the dutir. ni'
wife and mother, by Mrs. Mary Mason, author
of y Wreath from the Wood, Of Carolina,
Spring Time for Sowing. etc
y Key to the Christian Doctrine and practices.
founded "n the Church Catrchi-m, by j. II.
Blunt, NJ A.; 81.
Science for the Young, by Jacob Abh.tt, vol
,; Light, with numerous illustrations.
The Poeticul Works Of Henry kirkr White,
of the Aldinc edition; ! vol, 80.
The Life of God in the Soul of Man, ur the
nature and cxccency of the Christian Religion,
Wv Rev Henry Scougal new edition; 81.
The Hotel DuPrtit 81. Jean, Gasc"n story ;
price 81.
Hours of Christian, translated from the Ger
man of y. I'hnluck, ID. d., Professor of Theology
in the University Of Halle; English edition; - ~
Richard Hume, - story Of Old London, 10y
George r. Sargent; SI5U.
Echoes of Christian Truth from the lie of
Gen. Robert +. Lee, by Rev. K. H. MrKirn,
Rector Of Christ Church. Alexandria. Va, De :;
mailed 10 amy part Of Tia" country on receipt If
Is cents.
Ncn"ph"n being the 9Th volume "i the series
Of Ancient Classics for English Readers edited
by Rev. w. Lucas Collins. Ma; 81.
GinN'S Baby, his birth. and other mi*f"rtunr<.
a satire: new lot to-day: 4uc.
New Books daily.
my 20 GEO. +. FRENCH.
INII y T. + & Il ASS c.. NT lis .
~ Another supply.
Ladies Bull Suitings.
The new color Suiting.
Bruutiul W htc Ground Check and Striprl
Goods
Buff Piquc Suting+.
Elegant Embroidered Grenadines, &c We
think in our present stock "f DRESS GOODS
al tastes may be suited.
my 80 ROBT. l.. WOOD.
DAINTS-Pcrmancn Rrady-lnadr C"l"rS
Il will Ice found economical and durabl- for
painting houses, fences, Nc The particular adj
vantage III making u>r ri the above i. that fur
Their supplies can always lac had OF exactly the
same shades. Cards, showing the various shades,
can bc seen by calling ut our store.
my - L. :. LEADBEATER l. BRO.
HoFF'S MALT EXTRACT Swans Pan
l1 acca, Sholl$ Aguc Pills, SagcS Catarrh
Remedy. Golden Medical Discovery. Wistnr
BnlSaln Of Wild Cherry and Browns Extract oi
Ginger. just received and for sale by
my - +. : LEADBEATER Il BRO.
DlCkLED OYSTERS, Canned Peaches,
i Condensed Milk, &c, &c, just received 10y
q. WIN. RAMSAY.
my 81 Corner King and St. Asaph ats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30

GoUGGNG.-Thc price Of prime veal calves
sold by the Commission merchants Of this city
is six cts per pound gross. In the Market
square veal sells for twenty-five cts. a pound
rather gougng
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30

~" \ called communication of AlcXandri;'
Washington Lodge, No. ~, A., f. and a. NJ,
will hc held ut the hall of Andrew Jackson
Lodge, No. 10, this lTncSdayj evening" III rght
o'clock. to take action in regard to rebuilding
their Masonic Hail. GEO r. SHlNN, Master
JAS. = DOUGLASS. Sccty. my "o-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30

TO the LndicS.-Dr. PANCOASTS FE-
MALE PlLLS--,l positive cure for suppression
or rrrguarity arising from any cause whatever.
They are perfectly harmless.
aIJ~Evrry Lady should kecpa box of these
pills on hand for use in case Of need.
Price - per box Sent sccurc v sealed to any
address on receipt of price Direct all orders to
j. WALKER PANCOAST NJ. d.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
phil.Irlnhin M li-:,md&wly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30
Fairfax county, mp 2l-r"ts

DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of Il decree of
L the Circuit Court of Prince William coun-
tv. pronounced on the llth day Of OctEcr, 1866
in the suit of Latshaw W. Miner, the undersigned
who was appointed Special Commissioners for
that purpose, will, on MONDAY, the 9TH day
of June ISL, that being Court day, ut the front
door of the Court House of said county, sell, by
public auction. TWO TRACTS OF Ian ID, nd
Joining each other; one containing TnI acres, |
rood and 2o5p"Irs, and has on it II r"ni"rit- 49,
bic DwEII.iNG Til" other contains ca la:l
acres, r"ods and - poles.
These tracts of land are situated in Prince
William county, on the telegraph road from
Dumlrics t. Fredericksburg, about t";' miles
from tn" former place.
They are we'll tlmb"rcd and wat"rcd, and are
considered very good lands, and are within tw"
miles of navi gable water.
ERMS-Onc-fourtl of the purchase money
to be in cash on the day Of sale, and the residue,
in three equal instruments of six, twelve and
eighteen months the deferred payments to bear
interest from the day of sale, and to be secured
by bonds. with approved personal security the
title to be retained and the land subject I" :; re-
sale. under order of the Court, and ten per cent
of the purchase money i"rl''ltcT IN case the
terms are not complied with:
EPPA HUTTON. C"mm'r.
Prince William CO., APP 2S-eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30
mo Il ) 4 i |;
THAT VERY DESIRABLE AND FALUA A.
BILE PROPERTY, BELONGING TO TIE
COMMON WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
KNOWN AS TIL ARMORI PROPERTY

The Board of Public Works of Virginia, be
ing authorized and required to sell the lots and
wutcr-powcr belonging IT, the Commonwealth
situated in the city OF Richmond, and known a
the ARMORY PROPERTY, will otlrr tn"
same, on the premises, ut public auction OH thu
l5rll JULY NEXT, ut 4 i. VI. The payment
to be- made in State bonds, at par, and the pur-
ch:Scralowcd credit Of six and twelve months
from the date Of itS APPROVAL and ratification by
the next General Assembly.
About onc-hird of the property, on the west
crn boundary is under Il lease until lSt July,
1876 to Robert Archer u Co., 1T rental of 81 500
per annum, and the sale will hr subject IL it,
conditions.
This property labout six acres adjoins the en-
tcnsvc iron works belonging /" the Trrdegar
Company bounded on one side by the james
River and kunawha canal, 60! feet, and the
other tor lowcr) side Al feet Oh jaime, river,
the fall being between the canal and river fifty
feet.
Plan Of property is now on Tile in the Office of
the Board of Public Works, mt Richmond, t"
whom application should he made for inrthrrin
formation.
BY. order of the Board Of Public Works "
Virginia. THOMAS III. DEWITT,
Scry Board of Public Works.
Richmond Va, ap 2S-lawtS
GALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE FARM
- Frs BANK OF NIRGINIA-In obcdi-
cncc to Il decree OF the Circuit Court oi the
United States for the District of Virginia, the
II, =
NEVT hn',;mm;n', - ,"I r. MAXI. " , -.
court house door Of said court. in the custom
house building, IN the city of Richmond, make
or.' Rnn ~ I;n o., .''' ''''
BONDS
BILLS
NOTES
n GC1 " :. ~ -
and whatsoever else tLrrr Inc
Creditors of the Bank, whose claims have been
aIlo"r.' are under ShId decree, entitled set OIL
"t,;rts thew ,nny ,n.E any i"'' "'''' VI S''''
\ descriptive list of S; effects NAV be- seen at
inc once 81 DAVID - Saunders, on nth street,
The nnh .'r. i,,.J 49, r.,Ii ,I '';, VIZ" Ti
list will be printed for cir,ul,,i,u and viii h.
p,o;,i,. ' " 49, a. y = ~ cEh0,
Richmond, 40 lS--luwts
-.------- -- ---
E'LEt'A NJ HAIR adds charm [" til" PLAIN
-A est i;rr; but when f,'.cd, FIXTURES before
agreeable lose their c"n"Iinrs>, and the Whole
expression is that Of advancing age. Thi being
fact it is not surprising that even injurious az
tlrlca should have been prepared t" supply the
millions win" wish t" avoid pr"lnatllr" gray hair.
Under tlI"-'. circumstances il will scarcely b.:
wondered ,t that EATTAN% CRYSTAL Dis
rnN,rpy ,.i .,l.
LIZ '"''''' INV ''''' It" ~"'' ''''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-30

BATHING in the river and creek has com
ncnccd The law requires that bathers should
in the day time, 90 outside the Corporation
limits.