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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Tovn Of the truth and desire to benefit suffering
humanity prompts me to certify to the truth OF tue
following statements concerning the woudcTiul
cures performed By Dr.. PERSONS, the great Mag
nctIc Physician viii mention few cases Of which
have personal knowledge: ......s
1st. Wife of James F. Hopkins. Of IIopkinsy.i]e,
seven YEAR, an invalid, outirey helpless unable %
tnru over in ned for e=Lr months bad spinal cniV-
tllrc, neuralgiu and female di:easeS pL!Slcip, u;
gave up Ter case hopeless Her te,th was Spee9ly
viking. Sic was tr".ted May 7th now, August
2tth, She Is i'll good Gealti
Cd. Mrs David FpprIght, twelve miles from hna.
tn confined TO her led six years, wasted 10 anoS'
skeleton could not hare door or window ccened,
neither could she sit up IN her bed. llcr physician
s:id her recovery was impossible. IL persons re-
moved all disease III ten minutes and lid her wk
Ing about her 70 Her case Was troltea July tn
now October lSt- rides on horseback, S;tln!pS desh
and strength daily.
sd. Mrs. Levi Pennington. Of Georgetown. al IN
valid Of four years for eighteen mouths unable 10
walk: badly afflicted, liberated, ana prolapsed ulGTi.
I,r Person, made lier walk almost instantly; after
second treatment she could 20 about without Ile'
is gaining IN flesh aud improving daily. uet case
was treated last June.
9TH case General II. Taylor, OF San Saba, came to
the Decor ut Lampasas; August i+lh. afflicted Tih
sciatica and chronic rheumatism Tor more .'ilii
>,
nlvslcIaIs and failed to get any relief: The above
case was cured by DR.. Persons III ten minutes.
eth case The daughter Of P. II. YETI u. D., Bur
nett county, aged twenty-five years perfectly heiD-
less; could neither stand walk for year past,
from spinal curvature and general debility resi- It's
OF tyuhoid fever: after frat treatment could so
about and felt well so stated to US next day.
might mention other cases which have come
Under my own observation, but one more may he
necessary to state In this communication. and thai
Is the case of my little daughter, In her eighth year
had stiff ankle from birth. First treatment DR.
Persons removed The stiffness and gavo her perfect
use nf IL.
Ms object in writing ;h;s communication IS to re-
iIcve Tic minds uf many doubling persons ii - the
ability of DR.. Persons 10 relieve tho afflicted and
cure many sick after all medical treatment has
failed. uycn by tie most skful Of our old-School
physicians. Exmcricncc is the greatest test. Who
ever may lie afflicted with curDle diseasos try the
Great Magnetic Physician. Or. Persons.
lSlgncdl j. ". NHtpPiE,
Presiding Eldcr ". L. Church South, Austin Lis
trIct. Texas Conference.
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S CAUTION LEA & PERKINS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-Buyers are c;tu.
toned to avoid the numerous counterieits and in-
tat1ons offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
90 le-S&W Agents for the Quilted States.
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srs.ai 9zaSG.

vTlNTER notwithstanding OF
w OVER GARMENTS,
FRESHNESS SUITS.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
UNnERSfIlltTS and DRAWERS
together with
DRESS CLOTHING.
DRESS SliiniS,
and everything pertaining to GENTLEMAE's
WAnnROBE. can alwa! 5 be found ut the o!d-cstab-
lished house u VI u. lhA SMiii, "St,,
i1GD Main street
Sign ZIG FLAG. ~-,.,-. fel
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DAVING BUSINESS.

JAMES II. WEST will continue the business Of
PAVING formerly conducted by Tyree West,
and soiicts the patronage of all who have paving 10
be done. He may be found on the streets at his
work; or any order left Slate az the Office Of a.
i. West. architect, LII Main street. CT 1T the resi-.
dence OF the subscriber, No. $40 west M.r.hall
street. will receive proiapt attention.
10 ll-a0dIus JAMES II. NEST
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leHEySOH
EEST.
Love Is better thar house or lands;
So, Sir Stephen. u u lie with thee"
Quick she steps where the cOlrser STANDS,
Light sic springs 10 the s.dd,e-tee.
Love Is l,c' Ter than kith or Kin:
So close sl.e c:un@ ami so close claspcd be,
Ties heard 10 SOP OF the bitter wind,
Nor lie saow that sllGdcicd along the lea
Love Is better than life or breath!
The drifts are over the hoses knee:
Softly they sink 10 the soft, cold death,
And tic suow-shroud folds llein silently.
Houses and lands are gone for aye,
kith and kin like the wild wind Eeei
Life aud breath have fiut!ercd SWAY,
But love hath busSolGed c.ernal!y.
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IRON, STEEL, NAILS, &c.

"V&SS D1 C1sbJ N A1bSf W.
$50 tons AMERICAN REFINED IRON, embracing
D full assortment OF round, Square, fat, oval
shafling, Sc;
. tons COUNTRY HAMMERED IRON, assorted
tons SW EIDE IRON. assorted; A. 4 =
/ ton AMERICAN BLlSIkkED STEEL,
ton ENGLISH BLISTERED STEEL,
ton GERMAN and MACHINERY STEEL,
+ % tons NAlLOR'S CAST STEEL, .
sou kegs ASSORTED NAILS,
PIG TIN, PIG LEAD, SHEET ZINC, ...'
RUSSIA and AMERICAN SHkETiRUS, -
SHELTER, HORSk-SHOES, &C., &C.,
for sale by
sfe il.eod.w f. & WORKMAN & co
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StOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER
~ SUBSCRIPTION, Sc PER ASNUM.

SUBSCRIPTION, 50 PER ASNUM.
A FINST-RATE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
This old aIi well-cstablished journal has recently
changed hands. ana will be conducted with renewed
vigor. 1t will number among is contributors some
Of the
upon all subjects kindred to agriculture. The dif-
fercnt Departments OF the neutrality-suspicious. ,
lioTtcu!t,ra mechanical. household. &c.will each
bG conducted with view to make II the
MOST VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL JOUR-
NAL IN THE STATE.
Every farmer should take it, and no one who has
recently moved into the State can afford to be With
Quilt as IL contains the experience OF the most prac-
teal and successful farmers and planters.
AS an advertising medium it his no superior In the
South, having large circulation amongst the most
Substantial farmers and business men. Insurance
companies, bankers, machinists, fertilizing compa
T!eS, nurSerymcn, secsnen, commission merchants,
&C., who wish 20 reach the best class OF people In the
country, will lni 1t TO their interest to advertise In
this Journal.
Il win lie mailed 70 subscribers ON the first day of
each month at 81 pcr annIlIn, III advance.
Specimen copies viii lie sent OH application.
Ill business communications to be addressed
John W. E1SON, Es.itor anu Proprietor,
Office 70. = Columbian Block.
corner Of Thirteenth ard Cary streets,
IN IL Richmond, Va.
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From tie Houston (T2xas) Daily Telegraph April
90, 1910.
We had call yesterday from cur old friend Rev
J. W. nppl:, on his way to- attend the General
Confer. ice Ci the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, 1T Mcm phis. We called at.eHtion 10 tIc card
OF Er. Persons. wishing 10 know In person tran:
Brother Nhiprle about the strong recommends
aul.. prb!y!:oI is from him. lie repeated tlla. lie
had certified only to what hc pcrsrnaIiy kIc"; that
he had sren much IF Dr. Perao'is a:l had witness
ell tie fct Tint lie turned sway from the poor
VIM aired his services but granted thc;n ire, IS
aud without charge; tlet lie gaze bis puhlt"hd GER
itic.te us IL uittcr Of duty, and sl0hh iut respect
m4u: II &c ehoHld shirk from te.tityinS to The
truth merely because maiiy were prcJudicta aSlnst
it.
Those who know this eminent preacher viii MOI
hesitate 10 concct.c 10 him The utmost CANTOR aud
hcnt,tT !. ard his evidence IN fIyor CT DR.. Persons
will make him many friends.
While Brother Nnippic WAS IN the Office DR.. J.. c.
Phillips OF Bryan. also came IN. lie ISL physician
OF The old school, and = minister Of the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN church. He also added Els Testimony
10 the curative power Of Dr.. Persons. and prepared
in or o'icc the following certificate fr put!icatl1l
in tie It!.guph:
Dr.. ". Persons treated my daughter about Two
months ago :1r neuralgia and COHvu:s!cns: hcr
periodical suitcripE, i"T tnir or Eve wears ben
suc that language cannot describe them Iu his
;tt:: the cure IS perfect. J.. Z. PHi!.klir.
hfjiIL 20, !hIu." &c t"-c.t"4w&Wlt
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NJ LEA & PERKINS, WORCESTER
SHIRE SAUCE Gun Ike lad genuine from
THOMAS BALMER & CO.,
fels 1917 Cary street.
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PRICE OF TICKETS:

To provide means for ibis magulccn Lanc r,
one hundred thousand tickets only viii tu sdeHs
large portion OF which are a!tc.dy sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. slc; halves. S.; tqrar:'r' go.
Eleven whole tickets for s0J. No discount on c77
than glen orders. Nothing could te more a!Hio-
pirate for presents titan tickets 10 tbs BhH4LhIr f
WEALTH, or more likely T. produce tiar'rr S'.!--
factory results. The object I'll tbs lhi"9 GIT
CONCERT j. the enlGi Ge:ucI. am! can"::"t VI ~
Public Library OF kcu.Ecky, which. pE We sI.'rt
act authorizing The concert for is tcGchi u" TX
forever free u all ctizn.s OF eSsr? S:,c ms ''t
cert viii le conducted ike the frs AMI S.c1m!' N.t
,Dforc given, aud full particulars Of ~" ia"s 9.
dlawin.s the glIts and paying lLcID ahd c'e!; ".un
necessary TO Il thorough UNDERSTANDING 81 80,
scheme. from beginning 10 end. are no" i'n".>''
III the form OF u circular, Which VIII .'e l"'L"
free Of cost 10 any ''ho Apply. .., i,.
The entire management Of tl!'2 n'iG' :C".." :.
been committed by the trustees 70 Hon. iho+t> -
RHAaifETr IL, LATE Governor OF r.ca!ar@T, :" WI -
ell COMMUNICATIONS pertaining u lac H!tt C"@''i'
should DC addressed. $500
W. y. IALhLdtN, Ehr-i I'-!.'" ~
JOHN :. CAlS. Secretary al fuohG Lucy - "1'
lucky.
FANMEits AND Growers BAKE, i;eas.fcr.
Tickets are Dow ready for sal" and al of@3ts 49,
thcnl or applications Tor AGENCIES, crrrl:rs' -,
nation, ETC. VIII meet With prompt .lttEH'" "'"n
addressed 20 u!o a. below di.cGioc. ...
THOhES J.. EthM, EFJ:.
lnri s:ll,c. kcHIls&'.
Ageu: Pc':c LiLrar! OF heEtLeAs'
Ia lS-12awScT2o%tAEri2
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GIFT CONCERTS.
~~-~-~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~--~~~~ --~~>~~~~~~->-
ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE,
S10O 0OO THE DIRECTORS Of
@hoo' SUs DE I,Ei TUE
having for reasons already given the rrbiic Io,
isjudlclous to postpone their "'''
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
in aid OF this
NEW AND DELIGHTFUL SEASIDE REsOpr
the undersigned take pleasure In anuorrc,,- ~,
tie concert will take place wgiloGi fail on 'H''
THURSDAY, FEpn =AEY ., l..a.
oPERA-HoUsE, NORFOLK, VA.
when the following MAGNIFICENT gifts, amounting :,
500, 900.
will Ike distributed by lot 10 the holders OF ticle
cir Gifts in GreenSscss OF Of $iocG c.cb %o
20 GifAl Grecpharks Of $500 each ........ r,a
Is Be.Nn fully-iocatcd Cottage Lots "ly t|.a
set" go by l?0 feet At Eue 10 fFau
o.. valued 1t $40 each ............ ........ sgGa
eco other beaatlfully-locatcd Cortage os.
q BY 40 tec:, at Vue do rEsu. vaiaed
100 Gifts In Greenbacks OF SO, each........ io,.s
iol Gifts, valued Al. s,-e,Na
10000 TICKETS, ONLY IS EACH.
The distribution Of GIFTS vii! take pl,ce ;,nnc.
datcly after The concert, on TIE vast stage Of Tho
Opera-IiouSe. md Ia full view OF theaI!ienrc, un.er
the immediate supervision OF the President aud III.
rectors Of the Vuc dc ltau Company aud Tie fll-
lowing distinguished gentlemen, who have kiudIy
consented To lie present and see thai the gift arp
properly distributed rs advertised:
Hon. JOHN r. LUDLOW, Mayor Of Norfolk.
Hon. A. :. WAITS. May or OF Portsmouth.
hon. J. =. WHITEHEAD, ex-Mayor OF Norfolk.
Colonel WALTER II. TAYLOR, Of Norfolk.
JAMES &. E0LLADAY, Esq, OF Portsmouth.
Should the tickets be rot nj sold when the Concert
comes OFF, the presents will Le distributed In ps"ior-
ton to the number sold.
Currcncy-Gif,s VIII te paid In CASH nj our hank
ing-house, In the city Of Norfolk presentations 81
Tie tickets entitled thereto. without discount. For
further particulars and Tor tickets, apply To ln uu-
darsigned. who alone are authorized 10 appoint
agents for the sale Of tickets.
The undersigned Directors OF The VINO de rTau
Company, pledge themselves ~ the puh!ic thai The
above Grand Gilt Concert Shall take place on
THURSDAY, February 2cth, 1873, as announced IA
above curd on the basis OF the original advertise.
rent rs 70 the distribution CT 2iits.
VIM LANE. Il. j. Nelly. u. PARTs.
V. j. GRoNER, VIZ. II. WHITE, W. REED.
L. G. CHIC, GEO. ". GRICE, y. EUEEUbs
L. &. LINDSEY. ...
All orders for the purchase OF tickets will nnes
with prompt attention..
Banking and Financial A.tc9t5,
vue &c Ran Company. Ncrnlk, Va.
Agents for the sale Of tickets In this city: JC!iS
C. PAGE. Jr.. Main street and 4! Fo.r:s EvtyI.
IN Observation-Disclosures .o
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SUBSCRIPTIONS no TuE SOUTHERN

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE SOUTHERN
" AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COM-
PAEY'S STOCK, ms directed by resolutions unani-
fnoasly adopted ut Stockholders meeting of said
company OH the 9Th Instant, VII! be received al the
Office Of the said company, No. 81 New street. New
York. by duty authorized agents OF tc said COM
pany for that purpose, 10 the capital stock of said
company. until the third day OF March next After
that day no further subscriptions Will he received TO
h,tu stock from any lot now subscribe there
for at less than ten per coat. premium the ltr
value thereof. JAMES X. CRENSHAW.
II 1I-eodtMhi President.
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a &. LIPSCO3IB,
We DEALER IN
CLOVER HILL AND MIDLOTHIAN BITUMl.
NOUS, AND REL, AND WHITE ASH
EGG, STOVE, AND SUpASTuRAClTE COAL.
ALSO. -.
SEASONED OAK AMI PINE WOOD.
Orders solicited and promptly attended 10. -
OFFICES: Seventh and Byrd. and Fourteenth
erect Opposite Nayo's warehouse. ~ ja l6-lm
LII FINDS or JOB YYpHK NEATI.Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17

Inthe atlantic Monthly for February Rose
Terry sings charming little song. 1t rivals
Tennyson:
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It will he noticed that the Petersburg Rail
road Company have 10 9th class. The arr
cles provided for by the Richmond, FGcde-
ricksourg and Potomac Railroad Company
in that class may be foundain fourth class CT
Petersburg Railroad Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17

TEN THOUSAND CASH CUTE.
arcresating = vast total Of HALF \ H'itoS EnL.
LSEs currency, will be distributed T.: lut - lie
stockholders as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

The Baltimore American says 1t is uu-
derstood that the Administration has deter
mined to suspend for the present proceedings
against persons indicted in Southern States for
violating the Enforcement act and enrolling
themselves as members of the Ku-Klux- Klan.
There are more than thousand of these cases
now pending in the United States Courts. :
The Attorney General says that if affairs re-
main quiet and no further attempts are made
to violate those laws, prosecutions will be en-
tirely suspended; but if, on the contrary, the
law is not respected, the prosecutions will be
pushed vigorously"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

The New York Herald appeared on Sunday
morning in quintuple form, containing twenty
pages, one hundred and twenty columns, OF
which seventy-eight are devoted to advertise
meuts and forty-two to news and general intel
lgence. The Herald is printed on FIVE Hoe
rotary eight aud ten cylinder presses and two
Bullock perfecting presses, being seven in all,
issuing the edition at the rate of one thousand
sheets per minute, taking two hours and half
to print its edition of one hundred and fifty
thousand copies. The Herald has just cause
to be proud Of its unprecedented success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

VIRGINIA. Virginia will choose Governor
and Legislature next November. Upon the
Legislature then elected will dcvuve the choice
of United States Scuator to succeed john /.
Lewis for six years, from March +, 1875. The
present Legislature is largely Democratic, aud
has endeavored so TO shape its action as to per-
petuate its power The Republicans are
confident that by harmonious and united action
they may not ouy elect the Governor next fall,
bur carry the Legislature also. The Republican
State committee will convene in Richmond this
week aud agree upon call for the State con-
vcution to nominate candidates for Governor
and State officers The Virginia Republican
association of this District opens the campaign
tonight at Union League hall with commend
able zeal. Addresses are expected from eN-
Governor Wells. L. Ii. Chandler, and others.
- Washington Pepnb1tctm.
1t will be seen from the above that the Radi-
Gals are already preparing for an active and
vigorous campaign in Virginia. stimulated by
their seeming success at the Presidential cleo
ton. In order to thwart their designs it will
be necessary to have thorough organization
of the Conservative party; to act 10 harmony
and with unity; to eschcw all side issues, and
to rally the full strength Of the party for the
good of the State There need be no fear Of
the loss of the State if the Conservative party
will be but true to itself and to the interests Of
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, APRIL I, 1873

The FUNDING BILL.--Chester, the Rich
mond correspondent of the Petersburg lDdcx,
writes THE failure of the Governor to ap
prove the bill proposing to amend the 2ud and
Sd sections Of the funding bill, directing that
bonds hereafter issued should not bear coupons
made receivable for taxes, and disclaiming,
on the part of this State responsibility for the
payment of the "West Virginia certificates, .
is likely to cause new contest before the
courts. 1t is held now by eminent lawyers
that there is nothing upon the statute books to
prevent the funding Of old bonds into consols
with coupons attached receivable for taxes .
The only act bearing upon the subject has been
declared unconstitutional, and III the first place
it is held that it never reached this question:
A party has made demand upon the Second
Auditor to have some bonds funded under the
original Funding Bill, which was refused, and
a mandamus from the Supreme Court will be
applied for to compel that officer to fund the
bonds referred to as required-in coupon bonds,
with coupons made receivable for taxes. The
Funding Bill men sag that the Funding Bill at
this moment exists as it passed without an act
amending, altering or impairing it. We will
see what the courts say
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

a Madrid dispatch reports the capture of
twenty-five Carlists near Barcelona, and adds
that the troops with difficulty restrained the
people of that city from lyuchiug the prison
crs. The insurgents appear to be still actively
aud successfully operating in the north Of
Spain. A severe engagement is reported to
have taken place on Thursday, III which nearly
thousand Carlists were engaged. bu, the re-
suit was not known at Bayonuc on Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

The money stringeucy in New York city on
Saturday is spoken of as not having been so
secure" us on the previous day. Commercial
paper remained nominal and neglected, and
Government bonds strong, in sympathy with
gold Statements were current on the street
that the authorities were collecting evidence
for the purpose of enforcing the penalties Of
the usury law. Gold reached ll9, the highest
since the beginning Of the present excitement.
There was but small business in foreign ex-
change. The rates for money were to SIG
for two days use, or until to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

News from Havana through Spanish sources,
confirms the reported capture Of the fortified
city and seaport Of Mauganillo. An amount of
booty in money and munitions OF war fell into
the hands Of the Cubans, who sacked the town
The attack was made at night in the absence
of Spanish troops. Captain General Ceballos
has telegraphed to Madrid that large body Of
troops are iupcra,ivcly wanted in Havana, as
revolution may break out among the Span
iards at any moment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

The Baltimore Sun says :-''Thcrc has been
no room to doubt that the present money strin-
gency in New York is largely artificial, and the
bank figures now prove the fact, it being deem
ed impossible that the banks should have lost
IS, 7S9, 800 legal tenders as shown by the state
ment, during the past week, except by such
0rency
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

Another murderer, in Washington, has been
tried and found guilty, and will, probably, be
hung. Six of the jury who tried him were
colored men, but they made mo distinction on
account of COLOR but did their duty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

The first new loan bond of the denomination
of $50, 900 has been issued to the National City
Bank of Ottawa, ILL., Constant work in sign
ing the new bonds will not permit the whole
issue Of s3O0,0OOO 600 to be disposed of under
six months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

Letters have been received by the heads Of
Departments urging the establishment of cx
amiuiug boards in all the large cities through
out the country, so that applicants Propositions
in the civil service may be spared the expense
of a soiourn 10 Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07
.n.3RR5ED.

On tho ID inst. st tn" residence of the brides
father, by Rev. H. p. K. Mccoy, Mr. LEIGH
kEMPER, # Fauquier CO.. to Mrs. MARY
QUAKLES, of Louisa county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

Col. S. r. SUlT-From private source we
learn that this gentleman has disposed OF
his entire interest in the immense Louisville
liquor establishment. OF which he has been the
head for great many years. Col. Suit left
our village twenty odd years ago, went West
and embarked III business BY his enterprise,
indomitablc energy, the high character OF his
goods and free Use of printers lux, he c~tab-
ished worldwide celebrity for his house, and
finally, after twenty-five wears service in the
mercantile business, rctircs now entirely from
the business. not at all dissatisfied with
the results of his labor. We sincerely
hope he may long live to enjoy its fruits and
that now he is freed from its cares, the section
Of Our county which he has selected for his
home may be still further improved by his en-
tcrprisc and rare good taste At present he
will devote himself to the construction Of the
railroads freD 3ranlywinc to Washington. aud
from Bladcnsburg to Alexandria, Of the success
Of both Of which he is very Sangune. These
roads will greatly promote the prosperity OF his
native county. and it is a generous act in him.
and fit ending to his useful career to lend
his energy to that patriotic purpose. -Irtncs
GpOrQifhn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

tits asserted that the efforts of the Score
tary of the Treasury aud of the financial agents
of the government in the sales of the new
bonds will be confined entirely to ne five per
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

grAn adjourned meeting of the Relief Hook
and Ladder Company will be held this evening,
ut O'clock.
ap lit A. a. WAKEFIELD, Secret Try.