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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04
encouraging.

BUSINESS MATTERS. Abroad and at honc
the week opcnS with IN Improvement a> regards
finance. commerce, trade and manufactures.
Our local situation is especially favorable, IN
view of the monetary stringcucy so generally
prevalent. All of the eighteen cotton mills IN
Mar, land are running on full tune, with an un-
diminished complement of hands, with the SIN
ole exception of the Laurel, aud the dcmand
for their goods is very little short OF what 1t
usually is at this season OF the year. The job
bers speak cncouragingly, and have no idea OF
limiting business The iron trade is uuharmcd;
the mills of the Abbott Company, Trego u
Thompson, and Coates Brothers are steadily at
work, without any anticipation OF shutting
down. The banks continue to pay out money
literally for use III Legitimate business, and the
complaints against them come almost entirely
from people who want currency to send away.
aud the bank are steady IN their purpose Of
keeping money at home. There is yet no per-
ceptlble suf1eriog among the working classes,
and the facts that there is no unusual pressure
either upon the Savings Banks or the
Building Associations is evidence that
they are not generally short OF money.
The oyster trade is dull under the 10
Aueuce of a decline of Western orders but the
packing houses confidently hope tor better
things shortly. lu New York yesterday the
principal financial topics were the meeting OF
the creditors of II. B. Clahin Il Co., and the
statements of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad.
1t was found that the CIahin assets we're nearly
seven millions of dollars in advance Of their
liabilities, and the creditors at once granted an
extension OF four months for the settlement OF
accounts The Chesapeake and Ohio directors
have resolved on an issue Of twelve millions Of
seven per cent twenty year bonds as the only
measure possible for the salvation OF the road.
The feature of the Wall street markets yester-
day was the decline Of the Gold rate from 1854
TO 10TH, closing at lU7s, the lowest point reach
ed since June, 1862 Money was in active de-
mand throughout the day, and the rate for call
loans until Wednesday (to-day being legal
holiday in New York; ranged from per cent;
per apDum to per cent. closing at l-lGa3 and
interest -Buh. 4naer7ccrn.
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ALEX ANDRIA>, VA.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1878.

CoIN.-Tbe report of the Director OF the
Mint places the amount OF gold com 10 the
country at a hundred aud thirty-6ve millions
Of dollars. and of silver at five millions. all Of
which large amount is i'll circulation only so tar
a. regards the silver in California aud the Ter
ritories west of the Rocky Mountains. DIR. Lo-
dernan seems to anticipate that specie pay
meuts are to be arrived at through the increase
of the volume Of gold IL the nlted States, tut
the process will be condemned as too slow III
view OF the present situation OF tlGanca affairs.
With the current Of British gold tcudios to-
wards this side of the Atlantic and the prrml-
um falling to figures below what 1t has been
sipce 1861, i, is Improbable that gold can be
much logger held exclusively for speculation
and exchange. 1t must sooD come into crcula-
ton, aud tie report Of DR.. Iindernao Is rather
encouraging
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LAW. B. Taylor, p 4
Return Of Sergeant

Not finding the president. Treasurer or any
Director of the Alexandria and Washington
Railroad Company, executed the within sum-
mon, by delivering copy of the same at the
said railroad cplnIany's office in the city Of J.
exandria, Va, on the 4th day of October, 1873,
to I. b. Boone, agent Of Alexandria and Wash
ington Railroad Company.
w. d. STE WART. d. 5. for
JAS. 81 STEUART, Sergeant.
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\ CODN-tcst:
MORTON MARIE, Clerk. [oct 3O-w4w

IIIRGlNlA: At Rules held in the Jerks
' Office of the Circuit Court oithe city of Alex
anGra. on the 9Th day OF October, 1873 The
Washington and Ohio Railroad Com parry plain
Lift, against The Alexandria and Washington
Raroud Company and Samuel VI. Shoemaker,
defendants. In chanCery.
The obi ct Of this suit is t, recover from the
defendants debt If ) '304 81 with interest from
tn" -S:h day of May. 1856; also debt Of S5l2
with Interest rom III: 18th day Of May, lSGi;
and to attach and subj CT the interest Of the de-
PENDANT, Samuel VI. Shoemaker, who Is non.
resident of the State of Fir3 inia, in the capital
stock, ro.d md equipments Of the said railroad
company, and all other estate belonging 10 and
dchts due IT, said Shoemaker, To the payment of
the debt, due IL the complainant ~ aforesaid
The defendant. Sam !. NJ. Shoemaker, not hay
ing entered disappearance and given security, ac-
cording to the act Of Assembly and the rules OF
Tn Court, and 1t appearing by affidavit That he
is not resident of this State, it is ordered that
the said defendant appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and do what
is necessary t. protect his interest in this suit;
and that Il copy Of this order be orthwlth insert
ed in the Alexandria Gazette II newspaper pub
ishcd in the city of Alexandria, once week
for TOUR successive weeks, and posted at the front
door of the Court House of this city. a copy,
test: MORTON MARY h, Clerk.
Orr II Taylor, D. q oct 3D-w4w
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks
ttiice of the Corporation Court OF tae city
OF Alexandria, on the 6.h day of October 1873:
VIM Zimmerman, plaintiff against Eliza Elm
norman, defendant. In chancery
The object of tbs suit is TO obtain divorce
from the bonds ofIna.rmony.
The dc crdant not having entered her appear
ance and given security according to the sct of
Assembly, ard the rules of this Court, and it APP
pruring b. affidavit that she is not resident of
this State, it is ordered that said defendant appear
here within one month after due publication of
this order and do what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit; and that copy OF this or
der be forth with inserted in the Alexandria Ca
zctte, newspaper published in the city of AL
cxundria, once Il week tor four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
of this city. A copy-test'
MORTON NJ ARYE, Clerk.
Law B. Taylor, p q. oct 10 w4w
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MARRIED..

In Emanuel Church, at Volcano, West Va,
October rs, by Rev. S. T. TompkIns, JOHN
REID, Esq, of New York city, to LILLE L.
NUDGE, daughter Of u. G. Nudge, of the for
mer place.
In Loudoun county, Va, October sth, 1873,
by Rev r. T. Davis, JOHN 0. JORDAN,
ESQ, OF Richmond Va, to ALICE, third
dn:.ghter of Thomas Ellzcy, Esq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04

The ceremony Of reconciliation between
certain hostile Indians, Of various tribes
was enacted at the Indian Commissioner $
Office, in Washington, yesterday. Whether
the reconciliation is to be permanent one re-
mains to be seen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04

MANNERS In Illustration of the Importance
Of good manners an English contemporary re-
calls an incident which occurred at Scotch
telegraph Office many years ago. Lord john
Russell was the Minister 10 attendance upon
her Majesty at Bamoral, and one evening there
came messenger to Ahoyne-a little old man,
buried in u great coat--wth dispatch from
his Loriship TO one of his ministerial colleagues
in London. The message was handed to the
clerk in charge, pcrcmory person, who, see
irg that it did not bear a siguature---lt was 10
the days of the old companies. when slgua-
ture was ncctssary---threw !! contempturu>ly
back with the authoritive command, Put
your name to it, it 5 pity your master doesn't
know how to scnd Dispatch The name
was added, and the message handed back.
why, you c1nls' write, either y cried the
cnrased clerk, after vainy eudeavorlng to make
out the signature, Here, let me do it. What's
your name ~ My name, said the little old
messenger, very deliberately, is John Rus
sell" It was Lord John himself and the un-
happy clerk was removed from Aboyne forth
uirL
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CA NAL COM VI ERCE.
sc.157777ni, 1sdc51T7771t :.ssts5yI
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ARRIVALS.

Boats } W C"rder and II W Shuck, to New
Central Coal CO.. a J Clark, Lloyd Sam'l
Henri, J II Platte, Il Il Huydock, T b Fale
and w Walsh to Amcric IN Coal Co: )
Fernsncr to Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co.
DEPARTURES
Boats + Hammond, Col Spstcs, " Darrow.
Ed Bayer, Morning Sun, NJ Sanford, y }
Clark, ) Howson " J B Lloyd, B William.
on 7 l. Belts H Fiugg, w Corder and &
Rotb, for Cum brrand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04

A note from Hamilton, Loudoun county Va,
says 1.-THE Radical meeting here last night
had the effect Of changing several votes from
the independent candidates to the conservative
ticket
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Washington News.

During the Indian Council an effort was
mado to recognize young man among the
Arrapahocs who had been captured hy them
when very young as Il son of Ouray but the
proef was not sufficient. The young warrior
was very suIlcn i'll his intercourse with the
Ute>, and refused to aid them in obtaining any
clue to his Identity; and at last Ouray decided
that he was DOT his son, ii he were we would
meet the paternal and friendly overturcs very
differently
The November interest on the debt of the
District of Columbia is now being paid through
the agency Of the National Metropolitan Bank
Over one hundred thousand dollars is being
paid out
A man giving his name as George Frederick
Pritchard was brought to the police station last
Saturday night Stupeied with drink or opium
Il bottle Of laudanum was found in his pocket
Last evening dispatch was received from Ian
caster, Pa, requesting that he be held for bisa-
my and forgery and he now awaits requistion
from Pennsylvania
The president OF the Brcklayers' Union de.
sires that statement which has beeu extensive
ly published to the effect that the Bricklay-
ers Uoon of this city have demanded So so
per day and eight honrs, and In the event OF
this demand not being acceded to strike
would be ordered, be corrected. They have
made no demand tor eight hours, nor do they
receive IS. 50 per day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04

LARGE DRovE-A drove of 800 cattle pass
ed through this place one day last week from
the unsurpassed grazing counties OF the South
western portion of this State. They were
large. fine, fat and sleek animals, bound for
the Eastern markets-Pge County Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04

4 YACHT FOR THE PoToMAC. MIR. Philip
kirkwood, of Baltimore, is building at Aundy S
Point, on the Potomac, large schooner-yacht,
of about one hundred tons, for the Alexandria
Yacht Club. She is to be . yacht Of the first
order in every respect, and OF model con.
structcd with view to fast sailing and beauty
She is to cost about ten thousand dollars. Mr.
kirkwood has a special reputation at Balti-
more for building the fastest vessels that sail
from that port OF clipper fame. Washington
(Ir0Dic}e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04

THE PROGRESS OF STOKES The New
York Sunday Herald says:
Stokes reached his four years home in
Sing Sing yesterday. AID naturally appeared in
good spirits. He liked his convct's pair OF
striped paots, and remarked, with an assassin S
bonhome, that they had no pistol pocket.
" hat pity Our young dandies who may
have honlcldal inclination will note these
things a> indicating how screDely murder will
cu.minate for them in a tlip up the river"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04

MEN Nor ADMITTED "A COMMUNITY OF
WOMEN ONLY.-A Boston letter says:
"rhc establishment Ola women community
within the limits Of the town Of WUburn, about
twelve miles trou Boston, was begun yester-
day by the formal raising OF the frame OF the
first building. La this community all the land
management of the affairs Of the village is con-
ccrncd. woman suffrage Is to be realized to the
extent of the utter political disqualification of
the Sterner Sex. The members OF the CON-
muuty are obliged to assent to constitution
which is TO govern it, but further Than this
they arc unrcstrained, except, however, that
they are expected to attend at least once week
upon the unScctariau service to be held. The
occupation OF the residents in Aurora vii
lage will be varied, and Industrial schools
are provided to fit persons for the different
kinds OF work to be done, including do
mestlc school for instruction in home duties.
Each homestead Is to be accompanied with
garden, aud gardening and trult-ralslng
will be iavOrlte occupation. Cooperative
schemes are also planned One OF these,
aud that which has been pushed nearer to re-
Aviation than any other connected with the en-
tcrprise, is the establishment of laundry
where full facilities are to be afforded for doing
work on large scale, and bringing money into
this thus far decidedly needy village by compel
ing with famous Troy laundrics. About 900
persons are committed to the enterprise,
though they are not all women, and not to
be residents The site Of the village Is will
dcrncss, and it offers all manner Of o. stacles.
The community is called The Womcn's Eco
nomical Garden Homestead League and it is
established by act of the State Legislature.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MAREET Nov Receipts of
Wheat are very light and the market is dull
! III unchanged in prices sales of red ut l25 and
| 10 for fair to good and $50 and Isl for prime.
Corn Is active and frmrr; offerings of ] lj2 bush
els, With sales Of white at - and "A for hominy,
red at - and 20. and yellow ut 20. Oats are
steady; sales to day ut rs and 40
POINT OF ALEXA n DKlA, NOVEMBER 1.
sun EoSE............ G.29 MOON RIs ES........ o y
sun SETS. .......... lbs
AaHIEkL.
'chr Sunlight, New Haven, TO American Coal
Company.
s,cnr u B Fisk, Boston, t. American Coal Go
Schr Warren sawyer, Boston, IL + 4 Reed.
Schr Jesse Hart I'd, Boston, to Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Co.
SAILED.
Steamship New Yo-k, Philadelphia By + A
Reed.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Curri man, by a Reed.
Schr klwood Button, Aliyu's Point, con: by
American Coml Co.
;Schr y l. Butler, Boston, by Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Co
cchr Acc, s., Baltimore, by Smoot u Perry.
ASHORE.
Schr Loretta Fish, from Kennchec for Wash
inst.i!, is still aground il the Potomac. oil Fort
Washington.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.

y To tie Ssrye0nt Of -4lEr0ndl70 ::
Greeting: We comlmand you 10 summon The
Alexandra and Washington Railroad Company
and Samuel NJ. Shoemaker to appear at the
Clerks office Of our Circuit Court Of the city OF
Alexandria. =. the Rules to be holden for said
Cour., on the first Monday in October, 1873, to
answer Ii bill in chancery exhibited against them
in the said Court by The Washington and Ohio
Railroad Company, and unless they shall answer
said bill curGing u law, the Court will take the
same f r cor fe>sed, and decree accordingly; md
this .hoy Shall in no wise omit, under the penal
ty Of goo, and have then there this writ.
Witness, Mcron Nurye Clerk Of our SAID
Circuit Court, at the Court House aforesaid, the
18th day of September, 1873, and in the 9o,h year
OF the Common wealth.
MORTON MAkYE, Clerk.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad GO.

4 STATEMENT FROM THE TREASURER.
James }. Tracy Treasurer vi the Chesapeake
and OHIO Railroad Company, has issued cir
colar TO the bon1holders in regard TO the pecu
uiary condition lthe company.
Tfs circular says that the Board of Directors
have dccuvu that the only way to re-csrabllsh
The credit OF the company is to tund It's cutlre
floating debt in iucome bonds to be paid out OF
the net earnings OF the road. 1t then con-
tinucs:
They have therefore, authorized tho issue Of
seven per cent twcnty-yoar income bonds, to
the amount of twelve millions of dollars, to be
used in re iring the floating debt, and Ill funding
the interest that will accrue on its six per cent
bonds, IT, and including May l, 1885, and also
the ltcreSt that will accrue on its seven per cent
bonds TO and including July l, 1876 The said
income bonds, principal AID inter st, arc pay
ub!c out Of the net earnings vf tho road, interest
| sem: -.nnuH! y, uua are dated Oct, Der J, 1873.
THE PROPOSITION which | am instructed to
submit t. ali holders of this compaEy's bonds is
as follows namely: All holders Of six per cent
bonds, having coupons attached, to surIender to
| the coinpauy all coupons due on or before Nay
l. 1879 and t. receive therefor the face value
thereof loss interest to October ], 1873 in in
come bonds ms above described, at the rate of
ci2hty-Gvc cents OH the dol lar
"All holders Of registered tx per cent bonds
having coupons deiac.ed, u assign u the said
railroad company all interest that will accrue
thereon to and including May l, 1915, and u re-
ceivr tie value or amount thereof, less Interest
IL October / 1873, in income bonds as above set
forth. Mt holders OF seven per cent bonds hay
ing coupons attached 10 surrender TO the COM
parly al coupons due on or before July !, 1876,
and IT, r, cclvc therefor the face value Ii creot
less nteresi to October |, 1873, in income bonds
AS above sci forth. All holders Of seven per CT.
lc,istl red bonds, having coupons detached, to
assign to the said railroad company all interest
that will accrue there ON to and including July |,
1876 md TO receive the valu" or amount thereof,
less i tcrcsL to October l, 1873, in income bonds
as above set FORTH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04
GIFT CN.S'TERT
GIFT CO.rtERT.
RANDEST SCHEME EVER KNou,.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CoNCrpr
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Public Library Of Kentucky.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS SI.5oo o,o
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS \ crrr
S25O,OOO FOR $50.

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert au,bor;y.,,-
special act of the Legislature for the ban,t y ,:
The Public Library OF Kentucky, will TAX" nj u. "'
IN Public Library Hail. at Louisville Ky..' '">'
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Sd, lisa
Only, sixty, thousand tickets will be sold, M;
one half of these are intended for the Euronaa,.
market, thus leaving only 10000 for Sale in ,n a.,
United States where lOO,OU were disposed q, ~.
the Third Concert. The tickets are diyitci H..
ten coupons or parts and have on their back H.,
scheme with full explanation oi the mode -,
drawing.
At this concert, which will be the yrsrl.,
musical display ever witnessed in this CONN.,
the unprecedented SUN Of
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MORTON MAEIE, Clerk.

The ohjcc. of this suit is to recover from the
defendants a debt Of S330l.3i, with interest from
the 18Th day of May, 1866; also a debt OF S5l2,
with interest from the 18th OF May, 1866 and to
attach ard subject the interest OF the defendant,
Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, who is u NONRESIDENT OF
the STATE Of E;ry ,ns, i'll the capital stock, road
and equ, III ut. of The said railroad company,
and ali other estate belonging to and debts due
to said Shoem,ker to The payment Of the debts
due to the milaintant az aforesaid.
}. NJ. ORR,
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...eshytcrv ofjhe Chesn5jaake.

The third session Of the fall meeting of the
Preshytcry OF the Chesapeake was duly oreucl
at I.cesburg. Va. on Friday morning.
The overture presented from the Central
church in reference to the Northern Assembly
was adopted by an almost unanimous vote.
Rev. j. &. Hammer presented the following
resolution:
Rcsolrel, That this prcsbytcry expresses its
unahatcd interest in Hampden Sidney College,
and hopes thar the elders aud dcacons OF thus
body will attend the convention OF the friends
Of that college, to be- held in Richmond. Va,
this fall. with view 10 raising an endowment
fund of $2OG, 900 before the centennial cclcbra-
ton in 1876.
Mr J. L. Cannon, graduate of the Union
Theological Seminary, was ordained TO the full
work Of tho ministry and Installed pastor of the
lceShurg church. Rev. U. ". Nlurkland
preached the sermon. Row J. \. lie Fevre
gave the charge 10 the pastor. Rev. j. D..
Bullock gave the charge to the people.
The following committee OF sustentatlon was
appointed for the year 1874, viz: Lctcvre,
(chairmar.) Bullock, Murkland CumpstoD,
Hammer, ministers; Rothrock, Anderson, Kirk,
Nichols elders All of these recommendations
were adopted.
Alexandria was selected as the place and the
,ccoui S.'icth in April, 1874, AS the time Tor
the spring meeting oil the presbytery.
.hc !.rarty thanks o.: the prcsbytcly were
rendered to the citizens Of l. esburg for their
large. heated udabounding hospitality Also,
20 the railroad company for their Kindness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04

The Italian government has purchased from
Madame Rattazzl the papers left by her late
husband, IN order TO prevent their publication.
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A MES, ANh HANDLES, WOOD saw
IA Wood Horses, Jupanned and Galvanized
Coal Holds, Coal and Cram Scoops, Ash ShoveIs
for stoves, Shovels and Tongs, Fire Dogs or And
lions, Ash Sifters and Sleeves. and large line ii
other desirable and sc,,sonablc go, d., Tor sale
Wholesale and retail by.
JAS F. CARLIN & SONS,
63 King st next to Milier's Inina Store.
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LARGE Y1ELD.-Mr. Henry Brumb back, liv-
ing near Springfield, in this county, raised this
year from So bushels of seed wheat on about
5! acres of land, 100 bushels Of wheat cleaned
and ready for the mill. The wheat sown was
the common bearded variety. We don't think
that this yield can be surpassed by any county
in the State. Page County Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-04

a oalnp1t Do1's:
This day opened received from the largest
importing house in the country-and are offered
at wholesale and retail at prices that must con-
troll the trade in this section. Festivals, Fairs,
Societies. Sunday Schools SC, supplied ut
wholesale prices ~
GREENS NOTION HOUSE AND HAlR
GOODS MANUFACTURI.
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w lila NJ n o; S, E X X L y
COTTON YARN, vi numbers.
COTTON BATS.
BED COMFORTS.
BLANKETS, white and co"red.
a few pieces low-priced CARPETS, selling
off cheap. oct 81
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CAPTAIN JACKS HEAD-A Chicago paper
hopes that Washington dispatch announcing
that Captain Jacks head had been picked aud
sent to the Smithsonian Institute is untrue 1t
is. The dispatch in question is fair sample of
some of the reports sent out from Newspaper
Row in regard to Washington affairs aud the
condition of the District - Wash. Republican,
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S1,5OO,OOO,

divided into L, 600 cash gifts will be distributed
by lot among the ticket-hoder,. The nuInhc.:
of the tickets to be drawn from one whe.. By
blind children and the gifts from another
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POINT OF ALEXA NUklA, NOVEMBER I.
sun KoSE........... GO MOON RIsES........ o y
Sun SETS. ......... 1.GS
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DERUVIAN-Fo DySpelsis, Liver Com
i plants, Dropsy, Neuralg ia, Loss of Ape.
tite, and all complaints accompanied by general
debility and curing a tonic and alteratiye
medicine WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
oct u Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.