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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

NEWBERRf COUNTY.
Bv James G. Leahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Dennis Lark aid Laura @. Lark
his vife, hath made suit to me to grant them
Letters of Administration, de boni$ non, Of
the Estate and effects Of John \. Floyd,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular. the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, TO be and appear be.
fore me, in the Court Of Probate, to be held
at Newberry Court House, on the 2sth day
of April next, after publication hereof,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause. if any they have, why the said ad-
minis,ratiou should not be granted. Given
under my hand this 18th day OF April,
Anuo Domini, 1871.
JAMES c. LEAHY, F.J.S. c.
Apr. -, !G-2t.
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WHITE GOODS,

WHITE GOODS,
Plain and Checked Jaconet Muslin.
Plain and Checked Naiusook Muslin.
White Swiss and Book Muslin.
Irish Linens from SOC. to $3.50.
Bro. and Bleached Table Damask.
12-4 Linen Sheeting.
Bro. and Bleached Cotton Shcctipg,
1911, III.
P. G. Cottons.
T.. C. and Hcmmed S. Handkerchief.
Linen Towels. Huckaback, Crash and
Turkish Toweling.
Bro. and Chcc-ed Linens for Suits.
Linen Drill, Linen Coating, Blay and
Blouse Linens.
Cassilneres and Cottonades,
For Gents and Boys Wear.
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. "Setuapps' is . remedy IN chrouic catarrhal

LOUISVILLE kT.. Sept. l. ! feel that we have
noG an article Of gin suitable for such cases as
thst remedy is adapted to. DIR. J.W. BRIGHT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26

- to testimon ials in favor OF the Schnapps:
II feel bound to say that regard your Schapps
Ne being in every respect pre-eminen,ly pure. aud
deserving OF IN eGical patronage. AT all events
: It is the pures: possible article Of Holland gin,
ho.esofor. uno5 tainahl:. and rs such aay
De safely prescribed by PHYSICIANS:
DAVID L. NOTE, VI D., Pharmaceutical
Chemist. New York.
LOUISVILLE kT.. Sept. l. ! feel that we have
nox an article of gin suitable for such cases as
shat remedy il saiaptei to. DR. }. W BRIGHT.
.:Sesuapps' is . remedy IN chronic catarrhal
complaints. etc:
Itske sres, pleasure in bearing highly cred
Hze:e testimony to its efficacy as i remedial
AGENT in the diseases for which you recommend
st. Having natural tendency to tho mucous
xarf.ces, with slight degree Of stimulation.
raxard il rs one of the most important RENE dies
"a chronic catarrhal afscsicus, particularly those
Of the y-nito-uriaaEy apparatus. With much
re4prct your 0b.dieit Se:v tMt. CdAS. \. LEAS.
d u New York.
e PINE STREET, New YORK. Noy q, 1851
CpoLrao WOLFE ESQ. Present: DEAR SIR:
have made chem cal examination OF sample
1Fyour "Schiedam Schnapp$, with the intent
OF determining i! any foreign or injurious SUB
stance had been sdieI to III: simpl. distilled
spiIi:s
that the sample CONTAINED no poisonous or harm
full adn,iature. have been unaG!e TO discovcr
any t.sec Of the deic:erionS substances which are
soaesimes employed IL t.:e aduteratton Of IL
cuoss would not hesitate to use myself, nor
10 recommend to o:hc:s for medicinal purposes.
the -Schiedam SchnapiS' A. al excellent and
unobjecti0nable variety o: gin.
Very re<pec fully yours.
tSignedl CliAS. A. eEELl, Chemist
.::: -
CHEMICAL AsD TECHNICAL LABORATORY. lS
ExcHA SGg PLACE, NEW YORK. Nov. rs. 1867
CpoL.so WOLFE. ESQ: DEAK SIR: Tue under
signed have carefully sud thoroughly anaiyzed
sample of your Aromatic Schiedam SchIapps.'
,elee.ed by ourselves, and have found the same
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
moro or less injurious to heath. From the resu It
Of our examination We consider the article Que
ofsuperior quality, healthful as beverage, and
xHectu.l iu its medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours
lSixnedl ALEX. TRlPrEL: Chemist
FRANCIS +. ENGELHARD. u. D..
70, sale by all respectable Grocers and Drug
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
kor 10 1s-3nos % BEAVER ST, n. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-06
: SrW York LIENS.

NEW NoEk, May G.--Soicitor Banfeld, OF
the Treasury and Col. Whtclcy of the Secret
Service Department leave this city tomorrow for
California in important public business.
4 gallery in Sing Sing prison, across which
the men were marching to dinner, Yesterday
gave way, precipitating over eighty coDvicts,
some to the next gallery below and others to
the stone pavement forty feet below. 1t was
found that two prisoners were fatally injured.
4 dispatch frcm the great break in the Erie
Canal says navigation will he resumed within
ten days should the weather favor. and no fur
thcr trouble with the labnrers occur.
Opposition tickets, headed by George ".
Maclpan will be run at the Stock Exchange
election on Monday.
The yachtclub last night unanimously resolved
toadhcre to the prcvou>lv accepted letter ottrust
l,v which If holds the Queens cup Won by the
.:AmerIca and to sail one or more rcprcScn-
,ativc vessels against the same Numbcr OF fore
comranvas Mr.. .AShbury in Il recent speech de-
cIarcd must be done in future races. The club also
appointed :! committee to open negotiations Ia
secure fair and impartial measurement OF al
yachts in international races.
United States Senator Osborn, now in
Booklyu. is informed hy private letters, that
MIR. Mah"nry,a republican member at the ElOrl-
ia Legislature. WAS murdered at Lake city
April, 2G.
Charles Darwin, accepts a membership OF
the New York Liberal Cluh.
General Sheridan and Forsyth are expected
here Monday. ...
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AUCTION Stiles
DUBLIC SALE OF
.!HAZEL PLAIN. "

A valuable Farm, near Manassas, the Junction
OF the Orange, Alexa. and Manassas 4. r:
AS trustee Substituted for Geo. Il. Carter) in
decd executed by B. II. Chinn and wife, dated
the 9th OF May, 1859, and of record in the county
of Prince William Na the undersigned Will
offer for sale, by public auction on the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the It'll day of June, 1871,
the TRACT OF Ian d in said deed conveyed,
which lies upon the Alexandria and Warrcnton
pike, within five miles of the villages Of Gaines
Vile and Manassas, and contains $50 ACRES, OF
which above three fourths are arabic, and the re-
maindcr in wood ndtimber. The buildings are
the MANSION, with eight large rooms, G;s
needing repairs to make it habitable, small Es;I
but comfortable LOG HOUSE, occupied by inc
present tenant, Stone Stable ana Log corn
House and Creamery. Hazel PLAIN Is III de
sirable and healthy section, Of the county %, 81
Prince William, near churches, Schools, mills
and markets: % miles from the city of Alexan-
dra and from O., A. & NJ: r. r.; is of a red or
chocolate colorcd soil, easily cultivated, very
susceptible of improvement, and well supplied
with water. Mr.. Burnitz, residing on the farni'
will show the property to any one wishing 10 eA-
anime it. For further particulars apply to the
subscriber.
Terms: The deed of trust stipulates for SAFE
for cash; but the creditors ordering the sale Will
allow favorable terms Of credit as TO- two THIRDS
| of the purchase money, if desired BY the Pur-
chaser VIM. II. FITZHUGH, Trustee.
| Fredericksburg, Va
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VENIREMEy, Tile following named persons:

VENIREMEN. The following named persons:
from among whom jury will be drawn TO try
j. e. Sands for foI gerry, left here last nisht'for
Richmond in charge Of the deputy Sergeant OF
that city, S. o. Bagot. W. n. Brown, Chas.
Brill, Emanuel Francis, j. ". bloomsbury,
Thomas Dryer, W. +. Henderson, J. y.
Green, Geo McBurncy, G. ". Rock, John
Summers, ". II. Mcknight Samuel Beach,
}. H. HILL J. +. Henderson. e. H. Adams:
Henry Pollard j. W. Atkinson. d. II. Gould:
Michael German, r. Fl. Rudd, Augustus Butts,
VIM. Wolfe, Alfred Sis<on. w. C., Richards:
William TIammcrlingcr, ~ i. Hunt. T.. b.
Barrett, \. IT. Mott, and F. A. Goa lcy.
BEHIND TIME-l'hc passenger train from
lIarisonburg was three hours behind time to-
day in consequence of Il land slide near Eden
burg .-..
The north bound passenger train from
Lynchburg is delayed south of New Glasgow
by freight train which is off the track in i
land slide. The above news came by telegraph.
Coal SHIPMENTS The amountof' coal ship
ped from this port during the week ending to-
day WIS us followers American Co.. l,lOO
tons Hampshire and Baltimore Company.
1853 tons j. T. Agncw ll34 tons.
PR0Mo1ED. John Dunn. of this city, was
yesterday promoted from Il first To Il second
class clcrkship in the General Land office at
WASHINGTON.
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DInn May lSt. up :
IrSSETTLED WAR CLAIMS.

UNSETTLED W All CLAIhS.
. T. ITS LAST SESSION CONGRESS, AS
y IN amendment to the army appropriation
hill. directed the President to appoint commits
.iun t. ascertain and adjust the claims of all 10y
al citizens in the South for Quartermaster ana
C"rnmSSarv supplies furnished to the United
States during the war. Under the head OF quar-
lcriTtStcr are included hay, straw, wood, rent OF
h"nScS and lots, grain, horses and mules, &c
~ cnmmissary stores arc included cattle and
hogs. flour, corn meal, &c. AS yet the rules
which will be adopted by the commission con-
corning proof of loyalty and the furnishing OF
supplIr; are unknown. 1t is very necessary
however. that all claimants should have their
benefit may result from priority OF application,
fanny.
Tile undersigned will receive and promptly at
tend To all claims of parties who doom themselves
entitled 10 conversation under the above act OF
Congress-
References by permission:
Hon. T. +. Spinner, Treasurer OF the Y. ).
Hon Leroy futile, Asst Treasurer U. 5:
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, L. 5. Senator from Min.
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie.
Hon. Clinton Lloyd, Chief Clerk II: Of r.
John Randolph, esq, Clerk of the U. ). Court
Of CLAIMS. Address
WILLIAM H. BECK,
Attorney at Law,
~ King street. Alexandria, Va, ol
WILLIAM II. BECK,
Care Of =. A. Pcugh, esq,
NH Is Washington, d. &
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WlII1OTLESEI,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
ATTUEN AND COU NSELLOR n
BAN KRUPTCY.

Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law )" that nearly all parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructcd by the fifty per
cent cI>, su-callcd, another opportunity offers
{" secure. the benefits of this most effective and
prrm,l"n! measure Of relief The above-namcd
will make bankrupt business Il specially; Will
procure discharges on the most moderate terms,
and transact ali business III that line ut prices
which rann"t fail tn be satisfactory. Being Uni
ted States Commissioner he will cndoav"r to visit
the different counties Oh court days and thus
save PARTIES the trouble and expense Of several
trip. t. .\IcXandrl in beginning and proceeding
with their caSrs. Discharges can bo obtained
here before LEICESTER II promptly us in Rich
m"nd or elsewhere, and ut much less expense to
parties. 1t may hr added that the Bankrupt act,
in connection with the Homestead exemption,
which it i now believed will be secured to the
bankrupt under the bankrupt law, is the on y real
relief now offered I" parties struggling in the
hopeless bondage of old debts. Address person.
ally "r by letter ut No. II south Royal street,
Alexandria. Va. jy l6-ly
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'i,n Markets..

LIVERPOOL. May G.--Thc r"ttnn shipments
from Bombay since the lust report t" in" 9TH
instant are 10000 bale. Sales Of eaten "l
shin named ut Charleston, ur SAv"m'I.h are
made at i'd.
NEW York. May t--S.ocks -vc'y dull.
Governments steady but dull. Virginia axe
6? : do. new H. Money casya ). GoIdstead\
ut L.
NEW YORK. May ti.---klnur dull and 'lrnul,
Ing. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn unchanged
BALTIMORE May G.-Coton is held firmly;
midlng uplands ~ ; low midlllng III
Flour dull and weak. Howard street snprrlinc.
5. G3aaG extra. g.; 71!aT7 %. Wheat firm and
quiet choice white 81: fair II prime, :5Ja.
-. brine to choice II. IUal 30; Ear &c
good ,5Oal TO common .3Oal 10; OHIO and
Indiana, Local, GO Pennsylvania. ,jjaI CD.
White Southern corn quiet at 90 yellow south
crn dull at -; mixed Western dullat 70a!2 Oat:
dull. at G4aGj. Rye lirmrr. gialWD Ir@lnla
skies, old Sc bid, 81 a>k'l do. So &, bit
6Sl asked do coupon. old, GSi bid, ~ asked
North CarOlinaS old. A. bid.
Police REPORT -Oirrr F.manuci Webb
for breaking police regulations, was Discharged
with rcprlmand.
Officer A. Idcnscn for breaking roli;'" r'gn
lations, first oilclmr. wai discharged with an
admonition
Officer James Smith for breaking polio,
regulations w;rS suspended until the LIST Vi Ilnc
MAYOR UFFICE.-An imbccllc cOl"rc'l W"
man. who had escaped from the Poor House
WAS sent back there.
NIGHT oRr-Night clordy and rainy
after eleven clcck There WAS Il disturbing,
at festival in progress il the cu!nrr,l Srhro
II d. III, Il, S,,
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Indicted Cor s'OU1s1cririsin".

PIirsBrRG, May G--ln the United StateS.
District Cuult for dis district. hirty-thrcc i'll
dictmcnts for countcrleiting have been found
against VARIOUS persons including" eighteen
against ".Alic" alias "Ro5''
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NH T.
VNAR Ola ms.

Congress having just passed an act creating Il
commission to examine claims Of loyal citizens
Of the South for stores or supplies tn ken or fur,
nShcd for the Use of the army of the United
Stutcs during, the Int war, the undersigned,
CHARLES WHlTTLESEY, late Attorney
General Of the State Of Virginia, and WESTEL
WILLOUGuBY, late Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals of Virginia, having associated
themselves together for the purpose of giving
spcca! attention to this class of claims offer to
prosecute such claims, and hereby solicit the at-
rntiun of claimants t. their facilities for secur-
ING successful results Call upon or address,
WIlTTLESEY & WILLOUGHBY.
80 s south Washington street, Alexandria, a.,
and ~ PA. av.. Washington, DC. mh'-tt
w ARTHUR TAYLOR:
iTTORNEY-ATLI ",
Has renewed hi, office to No Il south Royal
street. mar .
ALIEN. SANDS. wM. JOSIAH I.EhkE-
glands Il LEAkE,
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LOCAL NEWS.
cHuRcu sERr1cEs Ts,-.Ho2goss.:


p. IN. 10y Rev. Mr. Spr;S Baptism service 1T
3p. III. :,
ST. MAEYs CuuEcii--Ma>>;t, land Il H. Ill.
aud Ncspcrs at p.
FIRST PRESBYTEElAN tHtE'h-nt rhi"n III
the morning by Rev. Mr.. McAtec, ahd 1t night
by Rev. Mr.. Benson. ..
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcII-Scrmon il,
the morning and at night, by Rev DR.. Bullock.
METH EPIs. CHUHCII-Scrmon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. w. +. Hcmcnway.
METH. EPISCOPAL CHURCH SouTlI-Scrlmun III
the morning End at night, Oy Rev. DR.. li"ugh.
METH. Prot. CHUECu-Sermnn i'll the morn
ing by Rev. Mr.. Benson, and at night by Rev.
Mr.. McAtec.
BAPTIST CuuRcn-Scrvicc in the morning
and at night by Rev. Mr.. Rylaud. FL,
VILLAGE CHAPEI.-Sc.vicc i'll The morning AM!
at night, by Rev. Mr.. Mills.
louN(t MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc N--Praycr
meeting in the Meth Prot. Church, ut four p.
IA. Bethel Prince street dock, ut . =. III. Jail
services at 3 p. III. Aims House services ut :!
o'clock p. III.
GERMAN LuruErAN-N" service in tlirmorn-
ing Services ii J p m. ut the rooms of the
Christian Association, by Rev. i. Brand. Of
Washington.
OLD DOMINION LIGHT HoHSE. The Old
Dominion Light Horse met at Eailcy's Cross
Roads, near this city yesterday evening.
About thirty members were present. Several
new members were elected. Among tilrrs.
buglar, Mr. Calvin Smith who ha,l served as
such under General Ice Ii WAS determined
to meet ut Cats Tavern, West End. on Tues
day evening next at 4 o'clock to drill. Errvi-
GUS to the meeting there WAS some racing with
the fine stock belonging 10 the member, of the
company As the company marched ~ the
Seminary Hill, on their way lack to the city
the residents of that locality were attracted to
their doors and windows ly the inspiring
sounds OF the buglc, which called up inal'y
"reminiscences Of the late war.
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT OK NloNDAT
NIGHT Our young friends 1t It. John :
Academy ask Us for another notice. They
say they We taken Il good deal ul' pam, /" get
up IN entertainment worth the public nttcn-
ton. and they're afraid SOmc"ont $50 their
advertisement They want everybody t"
come. and they re sure everybody VII" w::nt:
to be satisfied VIII BE- The play they SC Sc
lccted is beautiful one, and neither hat rol
the attcrpiecc ha; ever been produced lr.>' be-
fore besides, the object of the cnl'T!ali:!!!vnt
is to assist them in paying for their ",'n>. aud
they hope for public encouragement tur that
reason.
FESTlvAL.-Ih The festival now ana inr :, Mc"!,
past in progress at Germans Building. OH
King street, near st. Asaph, will continue uu-
til the evening of Tuesday next. when it will
close with series Of tableaux for which
rrcparations have been made. The festival Is
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DEAMATIC EMBARRASSMENT

The members uf the PATRICK HENRY
SOCIETY of 81. john; Aradrliy respectfully
announce 10 their friends and the public ihat
rhrv will give an entertainment ut LIBERTY
HALL, on MONDAY EVENING, May oth.
at s O'clock which OCCASION they Will pro
durc :, beautiful moral drama clriJ|rd Il Ii
CROSS OF ST. JOHN s. Translated from the
French Of Madamc DcGcui and i nG lmhl !,
a6rrrircc called 'TllE UNWARRANTABLE
INTkJySlON." Between tho plays, Il lct#ch-
mont Of the cadet corps will @ivra .i"rjlnrm Oi
thrir drill Tickets ~ cent my 81
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y,ROEESSIONfL.
rR CHARLES E HAM,MEN
DENTIST.

(Gratlllatc Baltimore Dental College,
uiHrc-St A$aph St, bet King and Cameron
&c.. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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" RICHMOND, VA.
Practice in supreme Court Of Appeals, the
Court: State and FcdrraD held in the city OF
Richmond and in the Courts Of the counties "t
IIrmrir" Hanover and Chesterfield.
Richmond, E:t.. ap BIN
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Dr. Il. respectfully informs the public that for
twenty years hc has given especial attention to
tho preservation Of the natural teeth, and will
,.uitIn" /" to So and invites those who wish to
save them t" call on him, knowing that many
are extracted and destroyed that by proper
Treatment might he preserved and made useful
or lf; Artificial teeth inserted only rs APP
i.EnH Ed Ely rEnF ESsnI;S AND COLLEGES. nO2O-u
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Fredericksburg, ap 2-eots
TVlICTIChoUHIS 81 NJ q F-----------
DROOkES MILL FOR SAFE.

The undersigned, commissioners, will sell by
public auction, SATURD Az, the 18th day
of May, 1871, in front of Charles Wallace store
STORY STONE MILL, with SIX ACRES a$ii
OF LAND attached The dam cost 81, t.
build. 1t is an excellent location, commanding
good custom May be made Touring as well
as a grist mill. 1t is within 4 stone s,throw o.
the station of the Richmond, Fredericksburg y
Potomac Railroad, a. its junction with tho Alex
andria Branch.
Sold under decree Of Court. on very liberal
terms made known on day of sale
A. w. WALLACE.
CHAS HERNDON.
WM A. LITTLE.
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ara called communication ri AlrEanlri#
Washington Lodge. No. y! H.. +. and \. NJ.
will be held AT their ball. this Saturday rvrn-
ing. ut q clock, to make arrangements !"" the
funeral of our late Brother VIM. PAUL..
GEO. X. SnINN, Muster.
JAS :. DuUGLA:;S. Sect V.
2t-.A called communication al AlrNHndria
WASHINGTON Lodge M. - will hr held NJ their
hail. on Sunday airrn""n. 9TH Instant. nj ~"
ocIUcL To attend the funeral "t DIR laI" Brother
VIM. PAUL.. The rlclnhrrS 81 Andrew :. "ck$"i!
Lodge. No. TO, and all Master Maion% III good
standing, are invited {" unite with IL III l"yin%
the last sud tribute IT, the memory n our d'"'rl>-
cd Brother. GEO. Ii. >iI!NH. Ma>i"r
JAS. :. DorGlASs. Srrl'r.. ny CT
70 the Rcpubiiron Waters II ~lh@WaItn:
The members Of the Fourth Ward i'"i'!hl'.'a':
Club of this city invite vnu 10 attend Il meeting
Of vital Importance, at tile Odd Fellow Hail. on
Columbus stree near Wolfe, on Monday cv"nIi'';
Sth inst, ut so clock. by order: 800
&c EPII MILLER. President:
T. p pIXN rotary any It'd
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The Place 10 EsHy your Clothing.

Iryou want q good Spring Suit from ST and
upwards, q" E" HLoN DIE u :.
Corner King and Fairfax >tr,"l,.
ICyuu want Il lirst-claS> Black, Blue or Brown
Short Frock Coat, go t" ,
BLONDII lM':.
Corner King and Fmiray streets.
Ify"u want the latest style Derby t"a' Tor
mon nr boys. 90 IL blDNllllf.l VI =.
Corner King and FairlN streets.
IT. you wish Ia -" the best assortment of Light
Cnnrrd Pants and Vests. go to
BLpNDIIE NJ.
Corner King and Fairfax sircri-
, If YOU want the leading fashions "f Nrrlli"s.
. Bows and Scarf. r" I"
BLGNDHElM'S.
Corner King and Fairfax STREETS.
s. BLONDHElM is introducing: all tn" M"w
SPRING Sly LES mt lower prices ,hau any
other house in the trade and can say in REGARD
To rhcapnrSs that he has east all others OFT NJ thr
ring, and stands champion among chhhirrS
:. BLONDllEIM NJ.
ar2I Corner King and Fairfax street..
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i:>&Ni McGEAckEN is announced IN luch-
m"irl Il; Zion. BARNARD McCrackcn, and
Every republican is invited t" turn out t"
hvar thi$ H"|rj"r$ lrishman! There is
ur:t!y IN honest lri>hnan here. who will put
his thumb 10 his nose. and move his four
fingers at thiS, will other of our citizens and
enjoy a LAUGH.
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TuH "NnNEr Business. '-rhc following
APPEAR, in the Washington Chronicle 1--WE
have reason to hrIivr that our correspondent,
"A True Republican, who wrote Us from
Alexandria, Va, under date of the I'd inst,
was mistaken as to the want of liheraity on the
part Of Republican otlice-hoders in that city.
On The contrary, we know that 4 majority of
thcn have contributed money for national,
state, and local purposes to the full extent Of
their ability. Th&, VIC supposed is to set
things right i'll thc..cycs Of the appointing and
removing power at Washington.
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Still IN .JAlI.-No decision was arrived at
by Judge Bond on Thursday last. III the lahaa$
corpus case Of McSSrS Rcdly. Moran and
RochforI. of this city. who are confined in the
Richmond jail for refusing to testify a~ain>,
Peter Fegan, charged with an intrarion Ut til"
Internal Revenue laws. ana the gentlemen were
r.,,,n,l,l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-06

lNluH,IloN DISSuIVEp.-,J Keith yc. :
trrlay, dissolved the Injunction which had been
Obtained, restraining the Alexandria and Fred
crirk >bur~ Railroad Company from building
their rrnI m"ar'thc fishing shore Of Mrs. Sarah
Outrbac, in Prince William county, Virginia.
Another injun2fon has been obtained against
the same company by tenant ct Mrs. Otter
back, motion /, dissolve which will be tried
NJ an ,siiY DIV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-06

RESIGNED. A. Brrcn, Il prominent mem
Der of the Radical party in this city has re-
signed his clerkshp in the office of the \djn-
tant General of the /. : y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-06

PERsoNAl.-B. H. Berry, Clerk OF the
Chanccry Court of Richmond, son Of the late
B. H. Be,.y, of this city, was here to-day ON
short visit to his numerous friends and relations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-06
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,

ALIEN. SANDS. WM. JOSIAH LEAkE
glands Il LEAkE,