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How TO Make IIoMr ArrW >ctIvn-Do,,'t hoy
yonr stairs wi,hou, bhnstcrs N, The rsl; of bren,
inE your chir"n's nccks. Font have wooic
cr'intS. ll,rt require corl Of liphtwond in ii,n
inmate the room Don't have windows wiihau
"'ass 50 thai whtnevcr il rains yon must shut ~
~" lg''i OF heaven. Don't have snshcs wilho,
hlIn'iS. 50 that the snsiiIGv sun VII dn22lc von
c"cs. warp yonr tnrnii;irc anl fade vom c,rrc,
bh order al" The necessary mnt nj lis for tnis,in
Your L":sH in comfortable style irom F. P Toa
Charleston. G. ;hc h,n"s: n,,,nt;rctu-cr of sue
things in the Southern States
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tsr. 'E'pscs E.xucctor.,t.t.

1hr rr'pc''ics" Of this elegant prcpur Ion are
asmh'acni, nntritvn. bal>nmic, hen .ny and
so''hlnS' 1t braces the ncrvnus system ana
i't"'uroS r''nSantahd refreshing sleep. Tick.
h''nrat"s nnd ro:u,cs ,loumincss ouu dc,,rs.
Snn. Ii is tiic most valuable Lung Ralsnn ever
"iiercd to Sufferers from Pulmonary diseases
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lT{b'I'ECii.

4 III persons inhabited to the Estate Of MES
IN SIAll LONG deceased. arc required TO
mnNc payment. and ',rsc hnvi,e demands
against Sanl Estate will prcSent thom to the
uniorS;gne'l. niio>'cd * The lnY REQUIRES,
within tho time prescribed by law.
\. ROBINS.
SARAH LONG, A''nss'
De-. l3. 1870 Q
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the spirit OF his Commodore, had nine times
mcnaccd the Independence OF the Dominican
Republic The Senator (Alr. Murlonl might
answer that this WAS accidental, but he lIr
Su'nnor) would remind the Senate that I'm
accident would not be ropc.tel nine times
without u purpose. lie would say here, too,
that The President could not afford TO throw
out any nc"sarcs lii the city OF Washington,
or tooppress the weak and helpless That
snvorcd too strongly OF the policy 0. Pierce,
Buchanhn, and Andrew Johnson In other
days u President OF the United States had -
tempted to change Il Comniitc ut C,unrrr..
and this season We were called upon to vii.
ness siaiiar cndcayur The President was
not satisfied with the Committee on lurruu
Relations. le wished to change it. lie
asked first Cor the removal OF the Chairman
(Mr. Sumncr) Som n,iy tod him that
would ndt DC convenient (Lugntrr) lie
tci asked for the removal Of the Senator
FROM Missouri (Alr Scnurz), aud lie w,s told
that could not bc done without nF ct,ng the
German vote. lGcncral mcrrmcnt :casioa-
ally rcncwcd.] lle.lhrn c@!.l :or Tic reno,
v"l OF tho Henstor from Nnw Hampshire
(Mr, pa,torso"), wLo unharrily hnd no
Germans In his state. 1t WAS finally settled
thnt HAT could hut be done
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SALE OF LAND.

'BN]E TRACT or LAND. whcrcon Jesse
a. Hall now lives. lying within three
miles of Wnlhnla. adjoining lands ., j. G..
Won l.chn nnd "ihc'-. There is in this rrnct
nlnnt .ao or "GD Acres. with 40 acres bosom,
land: The place is we'll improved; $40 com
'"r'an'e "we'iinG tw" st"res high. 3 ro,,us ;
&"nd barn, s'ncs. cam crib, smoke house md
several lr,Nrt hru>ea
Any ono desiring 10 purchase can find uo,r
good PLACE :" iuycSt ,hcir ,noncy. Arr!y to
nc nr S"!; y J. N"rlon. j. T.. lIAGOOb.
Nalhn'!n. s. c.. Nnv. % 1870 I'm
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Elm" ssissgc Lodge, NO. Oe, Is. L. ls.

\ REGULAR COMMUNIC ALTON or Dln,
Ri'l.c Lnl~" No. %. a.. r.. NJ. vii, l..
h"'' on SATURDAY. Jan. I'LL. at7 oclocl
i. NJ Brethren will take duo nttcc, snl gov
crn 'iciisclvcs icrnrin riy.
by or1e. Of the Lodge.
WM. KORBEn. scc'y.
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vEasslnii" sssautns, Ns,. as. Es. a. "

A REGULAR C0NyOCATloN orwallul
Ia Chapter. No. %. r. a.. NJ. will be he!G
1T their Hall. in Walhalla, on MONDAY. tL,
0'h day of Frbrunri ucx,, ct candel,yht-
Companions will be punctual in their u.tcn
dance.
BY or1'r ,hc Chapter;
EOHT. A. TiIOMpSOE, sccy.
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From he Charleston (0ii,i,r.
President u:ant q. w .r with the Country
aud His Own PARTY.

and AIS Own Party.
General Grant, when candidate for tho
chlef magistracy OF tho nation, solenny
pledged himself before the whole American
bcop'c for concord, in the celebrated utter.
hhce "Let US have peace" How he has
iaHed to redeem that pledge has been made
plain to the entire cudntry. lnangurateu
lis President. he has dedicated that nllacnte
TO party which was meant Tor mankind.
Ills whole course Of Legislation has brcn one
of war against the intelligence and education
of the South He has placed hi p,cIf in
opposition to the public w6l!are ng.ih>t ii
general amnesty aud tho restoration OF II
common citizenship and right, and thus has
tramplcd upon the very peace he 50 often
nvowed during the canvass. In this lie Ins
condemned himself and disappointed the
expectations, which was formed up,u the
faith Of his own avowa and declaration
Not only has there been no gcncr, poace.
but he has failed to preserve any concord
within his own prrty This is rapidly NOV
lug forward in its work of d,intrar tion ;
of thi, there is II remarkable il ustrati. in
Tho recent debate in tho S,natc Of the San
Domingo Annexation question. Of the pDl.
Icy OF tho increase Of the territory OF the
United States, or OF the annexation nnd ab
snrpti1u OF any portion OF San Domingo, VIC
20 MOI propose at present I" treat 1t Is raih
" I" advert % inc ch.rhctef anu temper OF
IN" f'ecm1 ne'atn. Ih'S shows an utter aud
trreconcilnhlc difference in .tc II ,dic,i party.
General Grant. ia the late elections, dl al hn
Gnn'u TO ae,e't 'he '""Scrv't'v. h'ruh'c'"
re '"r"w 'hc whnle "'':ht ~ his lnil"cncr
ae''eS' ur"''n' n",Ner J" virginia "S.'"St
MS n own brother III i'w' judge D@"t IN
mississippi, aud as'lnSt Grhz B:,wn AMI
ue". ., oohurS' ~ Missouri me result was
,ne ,': 'r'u'"ph''ht e'ec'lpn OF W" W''Ecr III
S''''' "i" "''' n.""''' III al'SS"of', on
i'"''p'oH y % co''S''S''''S'"' l'eac' ana "h"'S
~ o"S ''nNe1",nH' "'S me "tl""' 81
= 49, W. ~ i'e"' a"o t'e l''"ln ~ th'e i'reNi
"!'I' 80. "'S !" "pPos'''"' 70 inc en'"fs'cd
nv 49,
=, ~" w. ,'o = ~ ION "S' issue nc IS "SS''''
~! '~'"''o' ~ ,'u''"'' NV, '''c 'A''r'"" WIZ
.h,.,Irn,, >, H'"""~
,.;,,,.',,, ,n, i" - "''o"' "'e' Po'''y' anu
"'H'n' ~. -. ''S
- "''' p,.''"'S i','>'rr "'" 9"
,.''',', - ~ ~ '''''''''' ''h<> Is HV'ln"t
'" 80" ~ ~ i,''n'' '' ~ "h'c" VIC II"
XXX ~ ~ A"'>' ~ I, '<'"H ~ ''a'"
~ ~. ~ "'"''o "'' 'A' H''' y "'h -
I.''.'','' , ~ W n'''.,'S' was n,rF .'"}'h'
-. '''' -" WV ., Il : mt ~"
,hn ,' "n, ",'S '',y,'u,' ';M' "'' ""'''%
u ''."",.' ,,' o'''','Y nus "','n ':'"' r''.""
over ths s3'n D''nin:s' EH'i:n:Ss is # fr
.','" :" ~ I."'' - W. - nnl'i
~. P''> 'i'' '>'" '''"'n@ .'S"' "Nd u u.
- ~ ~ nl.. VIZ ma! Nti E!l ihHt W. i;lN,'
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XAE ARE NOW receiving, FROM New
w York, Large Stock of
Staple and Fancy DRY Goods

stapic ana Fancy DRY Goods
Whic!, we have selected in person, and pur.
chased Mt the latest reduced prices
Onr stock Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS is
complete. comprising elcrything Elegant. use.
FIJI and FASHIONABLE Ladies' IIata, Shaw}u
sc.
For Gcn,lrmcn'a Wear. every grade of Win:
ter Goods. from Kentucky Jcnns to tho bess
Frcnch Cassimercs. Bouts. Shnes. &C.
Alko; supply. Of Coods selected specially
for Clild'ens ch,thing.
A Sure'iuc Lat Of ianncls. and tho heat
assortment Of Bed Blankets ever olened in
this market.
Also, general stock u Hardware, croek.ry.
We viii 'ake rrsh !lessi,tc in sinwirg odt
Gomi1 to The public. and will sell them as law
ns Goods of similar quality can be furnished Id
any retail market Esza, CALI AND SEE.
q. H.. REID & 60.
Wniholln Oct,hcr l3 1874 70 X
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Banker ANA Broker. NJ 25 broad Stree,
JAN. 6, 1870.

Sr>r; S&crGlri.s -s'o,,th Carolina. oil. q
50: ID new. --GIIi; do, Registered s,ocE, cx il
,tl1i.
Cry %ErrH!rIHs- augusta, Ga. Eonds --GI1 -
Charleston. 3. g.. Stock. cx pr n, .--CG52: dn
Firr Loan Bonds, --CJGG; Columbia, S. c., Bends
--lt,i3.
HNino,D HoSrs-B!nc Ridgc. first mort gage
-GIEb: Charleston and Savannah. --GlGU: Char
i"'ir. Goumhin and Augusta. -CGH5: Chc,;,v
mi Darlington. -GS2; Grpcnviil, n! Coun
hia. lst mort. --[GS,: do. State Guarantee. 10
10; or,henstcrn. --GtSI; savannah md Charles
Ton Isl mort. --ClTS; lo. State guarantee. d,
$50: Snu'h Carolina. -GG73; do, 50; Sparlanbur,
and Gn;on. --Gl53.
RAILROAD SrocHs-Charlotte. Columbia ant
Nnsusn -GGiN tirccuvillc and Columhn ---fc,.
Northeastern, = @,l3; Savannah and Charleston
--W2"o; South Carn!ina, whole shares, a, u;
do. half shares -G64l.
i.xrmANGE. &c.---New York Sight, } Of par
Cold, ll0CGll3: Silver, lO3M--
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever end Aeue, Intermittent Fever.
Clm Fever, Se n1ittent Fever, Dumb
aGnc, Periodical or Bilious Fever; 3D..
end indeed ell tho affections which arise
from lnalarious, marsh, or niastnatio
poisops. n
As It's nnmc implies, 1t does Care, and does not
fnil. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis.
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, II in nowisc Injuries lny pa.
iicnt. The number aud importance Of its curns
III the ngur listict$, are literally beyond account
ana we believe without parallel in the ,l.istory
of Ague medicine. Our pride is grntiflca iIy tho
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS we receive of the radical cures
erected IN obstinate cases, and where otlicr rem
cdies had wholly failed. ,H.s.,.,
Unarclinlntcd persons, either resilient in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will 10
projected by taking The IGCJ; CURE daily.
;, For Lirrv Co?npf0ints, arising from torpid.
ity OF The Liver, il is an excellent remedy stiniu.
lating the Liver into healthy activity. Ut; ;.
Tor Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il
is an H:;cellent remedy, producing many truly
failed. N. ~ -
lrcpai ed by DIR. j. c. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round the world.
PRICE, 500 PER BOTTLE.
or Sale by DR.. y. L. NORMAN, walnulla; S. /
Sept. O. lH70 II jy
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY, or -ANDERSON
FOR SALE EY

IL PROBATE COURT.
W''''*' * k''si"se' c,r I,e'i'Gn hi';i:,x
Peter King rhos. King ctnl 30.
| L nrrearinG to .unv satisfaction TINT Perry
King, James r. ki'singcr Defendants in
this ease. md h"rs &''law "f Peter King. de-
ce"set. reside cyond he limits Of this State
On mnti"n oi John Is Moore. Attorney pro.
pet. Ordered. ,lat thr said Defendants tl, M.
pear. aud plead. answer or dcmur tn said pc,i
ton. within forty da ~ from the first publica.
ton he!cnl, or tho su.ue will he taken pyo con
IcSso against them. a. O. NORRIS,
Judge of Probate, Anderson Co, S. G.
Dec. 90 1910 10 &
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases or the Throat and Lungs;
suoh as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
= Probably neyet before in the whole history cf
fpcdieinc, has hny thing won SO widely and 80
deeply upon tho confidence Of mankind, as tlia
excellent remedy tor pulmonary complaints.
Through u long series of years., ana amoIg most
IN their estimation, as it has become better known.
Its uniform character and power 10 cure The va.
fions affections Of tho lungs Aud throut, hyo
made 1t known as Il reliable protector against
them While adapted TO mildcr forms q. uisensd
md 10 young children, it is at tic tnmc time The
most cnCctual remedy tint can Dc given for inclp.
lent consumption, md the dangerous affections
OF the throat and lungs. AS q provision GgGiBeE
sudden attacks Of Group, IL thoGld DC Kept on
hand in every family, and indeed az nll nrc ono.
times subject 10 colds and coughs, all sliould 10
Although settled Consumption Is thought In.
curablc still great numbers OF cases here the
discase seemed settled, lave been completely
cured, and the patient restored to sound health
by the Cherry f'crfO,'Hf. SO complete is It's
giIstcry. over the disorders OF tic Lungs ,nd
Throat TINT the most obstinate Of them yield 10 II.
Whcn nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry pecfo,ut they subside aud tisnppenr.
Singers and Public Speakers find great
protection from ii. ',
dsth'na is always relieved md often wholly
cared by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry I'cCtornf in small and frequent doses.
SO generally Rre It's virtues known, that wo
need not publish the certificates of them here, or
do more tii;.m ASSURE tic public that it, quGliiics
Glc iIliy ma!ntaincd
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''Ehl OF, 'h'H important matter
~ c''"''"'''', nc protest. against the
r,,''''''"n. rs nc ''%'''' 'S """thtr stage IN {"
u""n '' "'''"' i'nS"'' ne protested 'n"'">'
= ~ me II" nc % J" CO "n''aS"l by ole
=, Wy ''.'',' "' ',G'''n '">nl'd IA Ia" u '""c
% 'hS weak 'f"iih'n h""n, u; tAc mime II t"c
'\','c'" rc', %''''S" ''>i Fort at independence"
-" ~ '"' = ''S''''""
9" '"' M"'''' "' ''di'n' who Is Wi,
~" ~ !" "'"' ~ '"' P'''''"iAr 'r1rh Is 't
~ ''S.''t''' ~" "Ni'' Issue with hr
= '"'"'' = ""'' i''''ii't A%'' ''f'" 'ft' '''S IN
'''.'''' '>i '''.ii u - ''l ili !!'rti Ip!i,'
'"s '"ih III 'aAH""'> U ~ y inini>l,.
49, 80 u 80 q "''' Z = ~ i 50! 'nt 'n rs
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GG5r The offensive has been resumed by
the tnrces uf Generals Bourb,ka aud Chuncrv.
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'Ih his opinion every such trcspess was an
act of war made by tho Executive without
,thn consent OF Congress. This outrage upon
ns''tnr Republic was aggravated by which tie
l'fcSidaht df tho United St,tos had directly
made, IN his annual n'essage, the President
/ cf ! tho RspuIFies Of llayti..
"Not content with that, tho President Of
Tho United Stl!cs'n, his message acting in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-15
AUCTION Stiles.
Ry Green Il Wise.

Real Estate Agents and AuctoneerS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue Of a
" decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county. Va, rendered at its May term, 1871, in
the suit Of Butts vs. Butts ct ais, in chancery;,
the undersigned, Commissioners therein named,
will sell, on SATURDAY, the Sth day of July,
1871. at - o clock n, in front OF the Mansion
House Hotel in the city Of Alexandria, by pub
lie auction. the following described REAL Is
TATE. known rs Lot No. l. in the division plat
of LOCHABhR FARM with MANSION,
and bounded as follows: Beginning ut } in the
centre OF Royal street, II extended, poles :
links Sl13o " from the point where the centre
of said street ntcrsects the centre OF the tract {"
the Washington and Ohio Railroad; thence
north 49I0 west S poles to X north lo' y 81
50 poles to l. in the centre Of Washington S.,
north ll?o f II, 81 poles to in said centre cor,
ner to the tract and in line formerly called
Pendleton's north S74 L %, IS poles To VI the
intersection Of said line with the southwestern
line of said road; thence 5. 400, f. 43polcs to l.
where the said line of the railroad crosses the
centre Of ROYAL street; thence ,. ll3t' " |, -
poles to the beginning, containing > acres ana
"a! poles.
Terms One~fourth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash At tho time Of sale, and the resi-
due in three equal instalments at u, y and Is
months. with interest from the day OF sale the
deferred payments 70 be secured b. the
notes OF the purchaser, with satisfactory Sc
curty, and the title to bc retained until the pur-
chase money be fully paid. Stamps and con-
vevancns N the cost OF the purchaser:
ALBERT STUART,
c. w. WATTLES,
f.. J.. SMITH,
II. o. CLAUGHTON,
nv 31-9awts Commissioners.
gsJ-The above sale has been postponed for
thirty days Jy SID
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By T.. ID. Harrison. Aucfioneer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE N ALIEN
v ANDRIA AND IN FAIRFAX COUN-
TY FOR SALE-Under authority Of a decree
of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county. rem
dercd on the 18th day Of February, 1870, in the
case of Berkeley Wards executriX vs. B. T.
Plummer and Others the undersigned, commits,
sioners thereby appointed for the purpose: will
offer for sale, by auction, on SATURDAY.. the
29th day Of July, 1871 at T. o'clock H., il front
of the Mansion House hotel in Alexandria,
!. The LOT OF GROUND on the cast side Of
St. Asaph street. between Cameron and Queen,
fronting on St. ASaph street Gl4 feet, more or
less. by q depth Of III feet with :he use of an
alley in the rear five feet wide and another alley
proved by a large FRAME DWELLING. lee
three stories high, with extensive back buildings.
formerly owned and occupied by b. I. P!Ummcr.
=. \ LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above
on the north. fronting on 81. A>anh street - IT,.
more or less. by - in depth. with the Use OF tie
3. A TRACT OF LAND in Fairfax county.
containing 81 acres, lying near NaacuSc, being
the same which was conveyed 10 Edward 5.
Plummer by Stephen VI. Sadc and wife. by
deed of the sd OF November, lS54 and (which
the said +. :. Plummcr resided.
Terms Onc-tenlh OF the purchase money TO
he paid in hand. and the residue in three equal
payments al six. twelve and eighteen months
from the day Of sale, to be secure! 10y the bonds
Of the purchaser. bearing interest. with good
personal security and the 1itcto be retained I'M
til the purchase money is fully paid. and the
properly liable 10 be resold at the cost and risk
of the purchaser upon Il failure to comply with
the terms Of sale r. JOHNSTON.
FRANCIS L. SMITH.
* l-cots Commissioners.
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY IS.

DETECTED BY A RING-The San Francisco
Bulletin tells this story: The old saying .'mur-
der will out, is so frequently exempllhed that
it has almost become literally true. With some
potency, after the recital Of a recent incident,
we may remark that robbery will out. In
August last, an estimable young lady, Il resi-
dent of San Francisco, died During the toll
lowing October, lock Of the deceased halr,
together with two rings, were placed III regis
tered letter and dispatched towards the east.
During the mail robbery on the 22d OF, that
month, the letter in question was opened, and
one of the rings appropriated. hen Postal
Agent Balstow took possession of the debris in
the mail car he found the lock Of hair, one
ring and several pieces Of the letter. After
considerable trouble, he managed to deciphcr
the name Of the party forwarding the letter,
and that Of the party for whom it was intend
ed The writer Of the letter-a lady--tur-
nished him with a minute description OF the
missing ring, mentioning that its principal lea,
ture consisted of heart crossed by two clasped
hands This clue was furnished to the detec..
,ives and through its aid they captured one OF
the leading spirits of the robbery. But tor the
ring, which he had devoted to the adornment
unscathed. He has taken up his abode ut the
-NcSdud l)tdlS piIoOL. IliS li|S wac 4N>N'1-~
10 its owner
A FEMALE AERoSAuT-Miss Maggie Seitz,
who went up in balloon from Columbus Ohio,
on the Fourth, had rather an unpleasant expe-
rience. Soon after starting, the ropes connect
ing the basket when the balloon caught Oh the
end of broken limb of tree, 100 feet from
the ground. The inflated part bent over the
topmost branches, the heated air began to es-
cape, and the throng OF spectators rushed with
up turned faces toward the sturdy trees base
crying 'Oh, she'll fall she'll fall Meanwhile
Miss Seitz stood in the basket with apparently
firm nerve and complete presence Of mind
Far down below her, forty feet from the ground,
WAS u lifeless limb There was no limb below
it, and to reach this, by climbing, two or
three young men essayed in vain. The fourth
succeeded, and tied rope to the first llmb BY
which two others followed, taking with them
stronger rope This they carried to the top,
threw it over substantial limb, and then fast
ened the balloon basket securely to it. BY this
means, with men on the ground holding the
rope, Miss Seitz was triumphantly lowered,
amid the loud acclainls Of the spectator, who
stood in great awe for as much as an hour to
see what Fate would betide her On reaching
the ground she tainted
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NHARLE.S WHITTLkSE1,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS.
-hNp--
ATTORNEY AND COUNSE LUE | :
BANK l. Prey.

Congress having ju,: anr:.L,r liz i;:,!tNrHpt
law 50 that nearly a.! parties can h" discharged;
from their debts unohstructcc hy the fifty per
cent clause so-called, another opportunity offers
to secure the benefits Of this lno,t effective and
permanent measure of relief The ahove-nanr'l
will make bankrupt business i specially; Will
procure discharges on the most moderate terms,
and transact al business in that line a prices
which cannot tai! IL be satisfactory. Being NJ
ted States Commissioner he wi! tE,:rr"r :" "i>!;
the different counties on court da'S. and ih",,
save parties the trouble and expense "i several
trips 10 Acxandria in beginning and proceeding
with their cases Discharges can be obtained
here before Register Hill as promptly a :. .'2h
mond or elsewhere. and at much less expense =
parties 1t may be added that the Bankrupt act,
in connection with I'll. Homestead exemption,
which it is now believed Will De secured 70 Ia,
bankrupt under the bankrup: law. is he only r,a!
homeless bondage of old debts Address person.
ally or by letter ut No. l. south Royal street,
Alexandria. Va. y l"--ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-15
PER CENT GOLD BONDS
-Gr THE
West Wisconsin Railroad Go.

Interest and principal PAYABLE IN GOLD;
coupons payable in New York and London lst
Jonuary and July, free of Government tax
Length Of Road 1J4 milcs-l2D miles completed
the receipts from which pay interest on cost Of
construction The Road has Government
Land Grant Of l, 0M.0D acres. Whole Mortgage
on Road, Equipment and Land, S4,00,COo.
These Bonds are Il first mortgage upon the
Road, equipment and the land, and are convert
iblc into stock ut the option Of the holder.
This convertible clause We consider Of decided
Importance. as it is estimated the land will sell
Tor enough to pay the mortgage, ana II so. the
entire nets earnings will be applied to dividends
upon the stock For further information applyto
BURKE Il HERBERT.
MI5-Other Securities taken in exchange at
market value, free ot commissions. For sale at
80 and interest. Jc l'-lm
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FI.S.4sNCL.4L.
Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western
sPER CENT ad IORTGAGE BONDS.

Amount of mortgage 81, 800, 600; bonds due in
1890 interest per Ct in currency; coupons Jan
uarv and July; total amount Of bonds Gnclud
ing lst morlgage) SG,5OO,0O0; amount of mort
gage s per mile say 600 The country traversed
BY the road passing through the garden Of the
Vest is the best portion Of the State, every sec
ton OF land being under cultivation; Length OF
road from Indianapolis TO Pckin pa miles, with
additional branches to Coal Mines Present
price "a and accrued interest.
We have also for sale at 80 and accrued inter-
est the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT
PER CENT GOLD BONDS