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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-22
By James M. Taylor Son. Auctioneers.
o. AsSIGNEE's SALE IN
UlD u 1909 fGsafIoh OF tA1s 4i
.w8F re WILLIAM COUNTY, va. i.j @

win sell on WEDNESDAY, THE 2CTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1878, at IL o'clock m, IN front
of the United States courthouse. at Richmond,
Va, as assignee of Leroy G. Timberlake, bank
rupt, desirable FARM. containing about 500
ACRES, adjoining the land of John Lee, esq,
and that of Henry Undertakes estate. The
improvements consist of first.class three-story
FRAME DWELLING, and all necessary ont
houses.
TERMS. -Onethird cash; the balance ON a
credit of six and twelve months, purchaser Civ
ing notes, satisfactorily endorsed, for the de.
ferred payments, and title retained until said
notes are paid. ]. r, M0UNTCASTLE,
no s-2aW9w Assignee,
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a AssIGNEE's SALE -
VALUABLE LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD
COUNTY. VIRGINIA,

In compliance with an order Of the United
States District Court for the Eastern District
of Virginia, dated October 20, 1873 in the mat
ter of James M. Dillon, bankrupt, will offer for
sale at public auction, on SATURDAY, NO
VEMBER 20. 1873, at II O'Clock a. m, at the
residence of the bankrupt, near Darlington
Heights Postofnce, 375 ACRES OF LANE,
lying in the county of Prince Edward, on which
the family of the bankrupt now resides. w
To be sold clear Of all Hens and encumbrances.
TERMS. Sufficient cash to pay all expenses
of sale, and the balance on a credit Of six and
twelve months, the purchaser to give notes with
approved security for the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained by the assignee until
said notes are paid
There will also be personal property, consist
ing of HORSES, CATTLE, &C., sold for cash.
a JOSEPH JORGENSON,
no 3--2w3w Hi1l gGfFi1o 81 Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

I7 REAL ESTATE
Pursuant to a decree of the United States Dis
trict court, pronounced on the 10th day of Octo'
Der, 1873, in the matter of Benjamin N. Robin
son, in bankruptcy, the undersigned will sell, on
the premises at public auction. that yALUA-
BILE ESTATE, known as the "Brick House. y
situate in the county of New Kent, containing
about 200 ACRES, lying Immediately oppo-
site the town Of West Point; said sale to be
made on MONDAY, THE I'd DAY OF MARCH,
1874 in
TERMS. Cash enough to pay the debts and
interest thereon, secured by trust deed executed
by Benjamin N. Robinson and Lucy, his wife
on the goth March, 1871, expenses of sale and
costs of proceedings in bankruptcy say $4,000
and balance upon such credit as the undersigned
Bolivar Starke may prescribe. tr.
r. T. ARMISTEAD,
@. A. BRANCH,
BOLIVAR STARK, Trustees.
Assignee. no 2l-law4w
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l. CITY OF PETERSBURG, va.
In obedience to a decree of the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern District of
Virginia, entered in the case therein pending, in
the matter of J. N. Judkins, bankrupt, the un-
dersgned. assignee of the estate of the said JUDD
kins, will offer for sale at public auction free of
all liens. in the city of Richmond, WEDNESDAY,
December 10, 1873, at 10 m, in front of the United
States Custom.House, HOUSE AND LOT,
fronting fifty feet on Harrison street, adjoining
the lots of William H. Drewry and others,
situated in the city of Petersburg, Virginia.
TERMS ne-third cash balance in two
equal installments on a credit of six and twelve
months with interest from day Of sale, and title
retained until all purchase money Is paid. Is
F,ae-zs Il 49, JACOB COIN,
no 17-2aw3w Assignee.
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IN ASSIGNEE'S SALE "a a.
sg.r uF OF Iii
REAL ESTATE IN Gull
PEPPER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

PEPPER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
In compliance with decree of the United
States District Court for the Eastern district of
Virginia, dated November 18th, 1873, in the mat
ter of A. @. Jennings, bankrupt, will sell at
public auction, in front of the courthouse at
Culpeper, Culpeper county, Virginia, on NON
DAY, DECEMBER 10TH, 1873, at IL o'clock M,
very valuable and productive tract of land,
with good dwelling, out-houses and all kinds of
substantial farm improvements thereon, lying
near Paynesville in the county Of Culpeper.
being the arm upon which the bankrupt now
resides, and containing 224A acres. The land
to be sold free from liens and encumbrances.
TERMS OF SALE :--One.third cash !, and
the balance on credit of six and twelve
months, the purchaser to give notes with ap.
proved security for the deferred payments, and
title retained until said notes are paid.
CHARLES L. POLLOCK,
no 1s-2aw3w Assignee.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-

no 1-S3w
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oc 2l-F2w
, 1873-09-02

Employment Agencies.
WASTED-IE YOT WANT GOOD
= girls to tho W.rkinEGlrls 1inno sa7 Wost
hayu A!l natl0natlCa Cheap board for
GrlH.
, 1873-09-02
STREET.cAR BELLS.

70 The Editor af Tho Chicago Tribune:
Bin: happen to have tho good fortune to
snjoy tho execrable olamor of strcet-car bolls
during both waking and sleeping hours. Worry
aoar to my house, at tho beginning OF what Is
formed, think, tho "Droxcl boulevard" tho
Oottage Grove cars stop on tho turn.tablo ovory
Two or throo minulos Tho car staya thoro fow
moments, or minute or two, rs tho Case may
bc, and thon man stationed thoro blows d loud
whistle for tho noxt to como Oh. YOU might
suppose thnt, whom tho chr stops, tho noise Of
tho bella ccasos, but 1t III just horo that tho
nuisance ia worst. Tho horsos standing (and
there aro somotimoa hati-n.tlozed cars r.onr tho
tur1l-table), bong annoyed by tho 1os. II, tltoir
turn annoy tho public by Jerking about tho bollB
iu livoly manner, aud tho din Is something
I should think those cars hnvo more than
doubled III number since tho fro. Some have
ono and Bomo two horses. Whoro thoy huve two
horses, thero is bolt tiod to tho collar Of zach
horso thus doubling thon nBanco. -
/ was In hopes TINT this boil, accompanied
by Tic Hnorting and whistling Of tho Htoam-
engine, was about to bo replaced by tile "hroleBs
locomotive It was Btatol by tho press TINT tho
"tlroless-locomotivc" pcoplo had made con-
tract "unter bonds,n to run tho Hyde Park
cnrH, md TINT Inst Monday tho ehalgo was to
tako placo., But no change did tako place.
Jvut onco to-lay tile "Nrolors locomotive ;. ran,
but without propelling or drawing aueht Lus
ltRelf. Il.
C,11cAuo. Aug, 90. 1878,
, 1873-09-02

IV7AOEE11VLItI II
THOR HALE-lB HORSEPOWER SrEhM.EEGiNE.
u cy!lnder ala:J lnchos e.trA lcasy bud; twn tab
1us ailprs ~ Inches by III cu with all pes
tns soa,!s!!ei M knorss v"l!"ts
hit It iii bcuHssut 0p0r tliu This IL 1rst perfect
on and will bo snl 1T bargain for CASH gooh
sy9a so ar tays!ilo !eass .. o % femsr: n 1{ 70
IuNDEIt co.. u a',A ii 3Duth Utintots. Chicago.
Ii,On sALE-AwA a HAR1AlN, TIlIilE BTONE SET.
Il tusS' lvfstpkx, WIN, MCKAY, Va Wp&& Madison 1T,
, 1873-09-02

TOR sALI-NO. 2aa .TH1RTIErII.Sr., BETWEEN
Wabash and hohigan.av' tMo.stosy ttame .;t,a Gnd
uantou hot aud cold wate heated by furnace larEs lot
{4i4l7al, good barn. ec. H. L. BLANOuANDt 1a3 La
, 1873-09-02
CITY REAL ESTATE.

TOR sALE-BY MArsoN HILL 1es AND Ito DEAR
HiGNN.Av-5o foot front, botreou Thirty eighth
auu Thirty Ynfnth-sts.; 4las rer foot:
yNnrANA- hV..3aN1IeO foot, hatwoon Sl1toonth md
Eighteenth. ais; R2t5 poto9t. u cash, or &ssa por
foit nl cash, II sold this week. ,, :.
foof enIt front, Thrty hrsket.
No pay,nent down II purchaser will build immcdlA'
, 1873-09-02

Conch1nor. Icamsters. dSc.
vaTANTEp-A YOUNG MAN TO HELP IN BUT
w cllor stozo aud drive doiivory-wagon. 81 WcBt
, 1873-09-02
TO LEASE.

f('n LEAHE-Fois A. TEltM or YEARS a Tn 10
foul ,i Wuat IAkoBt, lnl block cast VI untuu Ftrk.
j, .. HTAltlt, ~ W0st nand0lpl'st.
, 1873-09-02
PERSONAL,

1)ER4ONAI.-A GENTLEMAN or MEa Ms WISHES
t0 lur thu acquaintance 0t young Indy Of u yrata
nn.ft GiSo, at.m;Sy; 9ssTy q r. goGRi!oa rs
Tu gDnsiens slneero, and M9to Yood reply ony suh
Address il. nx 49, Chicago. III. Heato9 tutsEon'
, 1873-09-02
DIVORCES,

nIvnnOHA-LEGALGY OBTAINED; ;FEE AFrEt
~ decEGo Scandal ayul0d Nlnu YUarA practice iu lh0
Courts ol vhioago, Aud1oss r. o. Box lV11.
, 1873-09-02

MiNC0ll0ItOOIl8.
C1TUATION WANTED--IN 4 LAW. OFFICE by A
. young mnn sn wishes 10 learn TIM rrnfctslou roes-
oncos KIsan il required. f 10. Tribune ollice.
c1TrtJArloN WASrl;D-HY 4 YOUNG WOMAN,
> acquainted M!tA :iso Gern1n EMEi's,' and French
Of gun recommendations, lady, maid, which capacity
s,s hi filled for many years, Address H. ESDttIS. II
and ID West HnntlDlpli-st
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MAN raozsH TO DEATH.
a saa Qceur.enee.

On Yesterday morning fruesdsy) a ca!oreil
'aaa %ftt,e.I Sass Issyfsr, iisiag III i intserl
lie saa1is ga Coal street, between f'saax-
IN sui Spata sttesat>. sas Gaat da..a ia "a
sausS. lie was tyiag on tae d,ae % an Oh
Jacket. and hal e~yljcns}s rfoscn 30 Je,ta.
;'Be oas sin wFatoiled condition, aBd
ne cold Jt,atry win! swept thronsl ipat-'
most without ~!aterrapitoh, the chiaktas
,asiag aeca rsaiosei trsa tao w4ii for
&eNeod. fliC old niea was between sixty
shaNevSaty T.gaFSe old, SnA very feeble. liz
iiss eeel itsiaX "a GeN3Hsian J t0ls l.,ne,
lad bis assia' e.i:ttssym nj was lstxiog
rlorttt. O. eaurEe a, ~brg OF llis kiat. WIS
20 S2 had a ttss SsIs5a. sui tla old
iasa hee',ane rsry is,lituta. lie haJ two
children uvtnc With Ijsu, asAs zhout siN and
ien eA.s; ii, wife died Of small pax two
wears sso. ii,a needy roGtytjua VS. no. an
kl.@"e and the aI,Iacii:cs have tried on
3tusrHat ossa,:ou> T., in,li,c lin to ~ 70 tie
Fp"s .lllsr, aut a. wau!i not -na-cn, 20 ,a
-. lie Nas Known To- asNc hlr >auaIltle
70 eat as .e-:cr,!a>, Nr, Chambers '4r,i;s
-tnt Gem Sa'L rIr ptt'a5I. ssgD:l. ae
s,ti. gel tr.g t!,=.tiiIir a7s,. &, sem told
.lso;r 'Sssau 1ll G%1sltgc., 81 -, lngr, vita
. rS-g =! t'sISr' ~ .wo fo~ cg.rriux, ,;g,a
sTi,.t3 sees 81 up -pa-t,a. ',sI,rc day
ei,- o.i r3.a got 5al o. Ag :. an! erisI ni;
ta1f - ev.n,rI $40, lafas - cit. Ge wa,t,e-f
aa!i-c sai I-sC. i!sea.a- ai<-Fy fhst ac
~ss "a: - h:5rrE,t sn,aE 0,2yrGn- WIZ
>o!I H.i,- icNu oa n ila.- % iI,un ! cti,e'
from ms as;,cr;a-s r tie f@,-sela-s Sleep 81
go
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n ere IL ne pain watch ihs ceAtsur iin1nrrt
viii not setteye. no essiiIag Ii n M not s%ut,i,ri
al,t y. ,,iits ,z5s wsiioii Il wlifhatesye rais II
stgu.s .aagrsee. but i ID :t1ls. WFfye tire furr
ne mot S5ns 1ts e3feqI4 ore insr7eiaks It las
,sstgi.ge5 f.,sra .ires ri ta.glHfstistn. heur41sls,
b,es,ja%f ri,s2, ess!iipgs, etkt.i-
hr,saA., aaaits- barns. ssit-FIeuns, sat-acEe.
&C., a,l1n tie humsd fr5a9., sad Of sflalis
-p4v4ii. salls. 81, ais'a nutaasls 10 ouv yeat
s6sa hAys af 1tl.sr ia.i rens.tiss siace if,t
yorsi h-aaa. u Is . e'antor-inii1as. sn ~
healing p2la ~relte4Sr trl r;.S thrpR away their
erutss,a, T.. iai-lt walk, iI3jRsIoIs bites ar.
rendered y sra.iaF aai nc veua4ed ire IS &,et
wi.hpn; a scns Itls ~ hrinbus, Thc F~ees4ft.s
.arhii.sc! art3a,3 zach hgcflr Rts ting as no
;qsltt- eycr rrf.ls .5Il. aal It se'ls bfctaNs 4
iaes iu4t y aay IL pte:endsto l3.z These sho now
as Ifs4,, rrs.3f.ss.sTn ss,G 81 swelling siaarfre
5sga ar 4: tA,g viii mel u.s.. CslttAtE I.t.iHg.it
aor, rlp.a 70 % - 4oa'ss NJ Tsgasrkalls oarrs,
ise,.,a.n: 6ro:ta l.,5i. ei,Fon, ~ r,Is,m 5, II,
y5at. raining -i;1nrs &" have been r,csi'sIs
We gspll scutl = ~c.g;a!aF s,ttsia;ns c-stlica''E,
:. Yce,ge, E@:etiss to any eae requesting
Iaa 10th sftl, JE,i5a @ssprltl tsu.,lit LIli-
.ase4ti, wolil, ,us ].al,ye5 dollars ioe ray.ii
o. 3 rulli ha-.,s and l.eies, ~ 81 screw
egal.n Ii thr,,l g1.aG-oN.@ s-f0.. NN.rcnt. a.
-gria ,s.ur attention No fintt- ,s"a!t re
y]y.taaoi t.ataar Imminent ) u Eosa & ~,
New 4srE
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seeSoAv aosz. seAncr AND nAeo
Arrival aaa oppprtare CT .as .sIls,


St L.oass ne;I. vsa y NJ l. z. "-.Lses 81
a = GrgNfg5 ~ : ~ Ma tac.f' !, ~
Tives 81 j d. ~ 5FiSrts 81 - H-hs''y
Western mai srt;Ny. 81 n stcpAfGs RI
Ss.jis,
81 -o.egA nail krr,Tc. y, G~sFag&sr'
0say.
sc4.fi4 ma, arrives II n aseats 'oF =
D&i.y
wsv--s ,,rs nal sr,ivy- y ..d~~. We. -
sas Ess4rs - y -rp+st= i-e~.~c, laH'~'sy
~d S.;i-'a. = =
w.c-gy g,s' ,rs'v> &oaf%y, Is 7ues:s
Ant F. Ea< r dspa.-s .;a.>&HF, .hs'st-,
AL Sa,..3:v =
IzG.pas4rac. ea,, SsEsyys @a.6.v. w,Ar -
cav .n& frjS S ~ Z, .e'.ts E.-aas>. !-
49, sHf -l5s.;s- 4
P3Nz<sE 81. IA; s-vs> -" Ncir e
Day ..5 ss..lAg 3, =. s>a. ~ = y
E~srec. Wy a,. ga y "a = - 2-s's
- Gea-Tls : -
oE. >hr do .,a &'7A >. :f'n.
= = 40 = - 80 80 10
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BETTER THAN A NARROW
GAUGE.

hEsSHS. I'll Ihaye No fouft thnt
Cot iitl'irr. is \ gentleman al intosris.
tion ait Logical ssi,ncii. ia t.gard to tho
emin.a; merits and advantages al narrow
gauge railroads, aud thai IN !i~ sIts .,h made
here sanie days s,nts. be piit,ted the picture
Of benefits - eone to eur. ccs.nty by tts
fnlofs. Bat, 81 appears 10 nae as Rather =
parody on railroad management to ask 5
pcaplo l!he onEs. Who ara already impover-
isiiod ty heavy taxation and rariot:s o.her
causes, 10 buI!l 4 railroad from hare 70 kau-
SAY oily. VIXEN we already haze sueII a road.
which ~ now almost auufed. TIE ebjectinl
tiaL siyh rJri = on t.,e other side o. tse
Missouri river viii. not hold good. ihoas-
arls Of collars vii! h. necessary to build u
rusli from here to Ksnsas City. For iuira
( IS than rs ,aauT hundreds %e can make Ill
ur}es'ri impro scn.eHts 10 carry our eo5i ard
manufactured ]arl:c!ca 10 Kansas City, st.
Joseph sEi other points west. mart. and
a,rtne1St. Columbus experiment with the
Elk remind, - ottcu that Ia" very ,iTn.iiti-
" ant. e,s- 81 = pa:form.taru caCse IL 10 he
overlooked. .,or, ! 'aae IL that % waGtlbr
macA better i0r asia la1ae 4 cheap aIli cit
ci"in,l, cr"N,tns pi-,d2 Missouri rtTe., vtiE
prnper.wt.ches. n s.unE urr river u7aa,
80 tigi ne cas- :cT'.y OVER trains ii ears i1a.I-
ci wi,a :l&i, a"fi mp th"n' either way on
,ae - g.. - y. /, Il. o. to -. los. DH
by a.. Les.G =. -. L. x tsaa.la Iitv @ug
81. iosepl. wan, uur coat al! there !. To
suoI rc.>aa way IN arrangement sh0ul6 40,
ne m:tto to SUPP. tacin ] ,rt.'y believe
'3pt II The gentlemen tGtsfc1r@i In ut;r ferry.
and III: g-,It.2;i.L interested in 81: cod
:'s;s. viii cooperate, We can ~ next Tia.
e. ~ ~ .t!ed 10 ,ii, away from t'.Is place
tSe trains OF sal .rsEiy rar,h. ett3 one Gr.,:,
hy tsc y. p L. &. which VIII gInp!,Y qHiEo
/. r''m2J' %. hands, .Dd h.its iGt, oUt
midst .rs.Gi ~t@:r.ss to .t-en LGai.ei dl1,4r-
Z ',y: Tia; ~, 4u4-pI.. ag mon s raaf;Z Of
Ly gr" a.IJut 81 i1iI..r, ,,!t tltiiIz-
re-" Ucrr. needs n s'-aI b-sr az.
se,crsl p-rsi aus Occasions. 81. se-scal g.raF
p,.':s" carry 90. .Ry iies i"c ,ss.niagi7ns
cars ltn5.hl %" .aFF ci u!l = f'te .7,5rn.
as.D, III s,ntta, ay Tie f.ggs ooa.9aDy ,'o.,e.
u. ~ both ll;,>.mpiy :, @et : good. SD
-lrnii'l. chosp b:r-c, I0ps eta.ish % g'n
,:r.ce ar four ears a.. have II proPery AZ
r.r=r.i v.tli: -rark>. t.-s;cniGEs. *, ~ ~
range tt.ak- 20 tic w,I.r's as;-r on boil
s.,!c- 81 tie Tisgr. Nsk-t.rrr"prr srviscI~.
o., ti.is ,,ei" II ,.i>-iy.r; 7!.tv. ! !acoEus:i."
~ ;',i> -si- faT sw!;raiag, a1,i!",s .he aar--
over wirn i~1aE."i; which ronit 'a 'iaae =.
r5c fsyT. Loaf. .elo" havc. s,il no.iHtrrte-r
VIA her regular i~argyinE business. TIL =
= heap, ANT Il - 4 good plan. 1.ayr sC=t.
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Snail ?oS-This urp.aa.ans yisi-
;nc = IL, gar mi1.-. bat a. e has .yt 3. .e..,.
80 extensive nn.s8nee. We isars: hear.
Gerzi;e!y o. nat tSa ease. Mr Th-atr~g
Ms.aea- and a calorsd.i.l. Iaa former IS
@'.as well; t.e Ia-;a. died GA Saturday.
The .3'a.ea fsGa!.E wi,s vhi5a tBe gigl ~.
sta:ius n-saei Miller, consisting 3:A1sa..
an: W nri ING -'sH :Eea A..se aecu -
Novel 10 til ;.o-p.lst. ly-a AZ laicr4 c.er
aayl"E teen yacrinasad Fic ,~3is,a-~ :,,-
"a: E.aa@.s:rt i;srf ~ ether q, ti,o,< rs
- Ihs9s aa r.ilap-s o: sta,r
'hest. iCt nole have ,,rn lclg. 81 fs,s
jo,'0I,.: l,3..cc- >.l,e 0f l!.s a,,y.ls..r.,
s2nr"s- II - .'s"tf o. u:og ;,sl orr y slar.
ct. s+ee .eeE Aii!ra. otherwise. (; j.! -,
F~,.s.is!e "a a-rs'aat for Jla maHns- III ab,ea
tic co.orod @rl contEa bed rue e. .ssss
Every Frel2TE.ys = b-IB= titen - Tie 81
i~tor.gies - arsgs; rar f,r5Acs si.rs,t II tn
';rosill. !A.=ao r4rTe 5 ~ aa,3>io.3 taF
! park; pit u; 9aly wen aAs no 4
@.:escy done 80 a. and CT fascinated.
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CHEAP CHEAP
T. EksL'EGzS CD.
a)1is : SdJE-. Caz-E
RESTCLET FvHj-.EI. tHEaF.
G@J-Ei.ILS, AS-r%I#D, LEEAgC%T.
FLOUR, 4EAL md BRAS. CaairEi
CAsE PAID gui. WHEAT

Go7t> .;vIt@-g~i re. a-@@I
--=-4------
AEs.CAL--"" sec he = cart&In The
Lexington we,kiy i:TzL-ieUsrEa. yG :ss
ia'f. nat Poi C",JH! la- resigned Ir.
p..!"ssogsh.p q music IA tie L..tzobafh hy..
>ep''n-ry. N taa. place. Ao VA s-mssa 81
Lexington 49, eoniinte 70 g.y5 instructor
~iu.Inu-!c.
Tie position vacated - rrof. C;;a2s:, 81
aaGe--:@I, VIII be f:=igv N.>- N-M,!.a,
assisted ~ ker sister, Nj, Ny NrN! .HlG,
,Shn, frota 1 Residence OF -ever.. year la
this civ, i wei. Enowu IS = ma.t c>itEa.b.e
!aty, sa'i e%Eincat!E qualified for tlo ysst-
ti42. - @!e.sss! EiI pi>Pltna.
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A sarNINa FRAUD.
Sdiieatei yill.iny-Cnpt. S. Adams
.Leo--A ricst Glass lmpos.or.

Gdieatei yill.;ny-Cnpt. s. Adnma
.Leo--A Ficst Class lmpos.or.
II ia weakness Ia hunan nature thai
II. pione tolc,k for i,oll, Virtue at:d w%:s,ien
wisgc tba>a lrsirsbtr 4 lii:slnn arr hast apt
e be ioand. IL other words we, ri OF US,
tG3 often ilSe huufhIgs sud siiams ps our
Glo,lris Of excellence. lhls tast has al
.f~aretliH illustration III the recent experience
81 cur oSvu community, III the earit part Of
Ebc year 1871, ,lere came iato our asit>t 81
stranger, ;Yi,o recommended ~,iEsstif 10
oo'iec sY his atH!e, Sc well as IS Agreeable
manners aud accomplishments; OF no mean
as.tcr, lie Callet. himself :. Adams Lee, ak.
cll med 10 lee = grandson 81 R'sdarl Henry
g.ae A. revolutionary fsme. lie Wa a man
..rp,r1n,!y saoGt f2rS years " agr. with It
tir4.; nav 90 t.ce, tul wnra p,rt afitc Con-
frdor,ic naval u%aiinru,. lie mad a shattered
i-c. tur ete.! hS SAID o: a wouuI rccritg Cd IN
the celebrated engagement between tar
Gerr.ilac sad a;oritnr in Hampton Roads,
whi'c serving ~ lotri the f,riHc: vcssui.
aaG b. wa.srtmiIh rg,st r,.roat dtticnlty.
q. ;I'.ioytRHe. his entertaining z0ctll
3la,H',g>, tll ',y>r ~ "a, noncrud naua.
- ao:e, al appealed = size gmsathics o:
,tr p~r@t,ic. sn,I every pD.,,yia courtesy WIS
! yxi"r,sG =, A5H!.
! H. o%s.rcl IN aomi1:; T., n,xia~.oa wis to
S-,,~a : position Ia "ne u oar Hnrr..Gln:
,tst.ic arii"-rs, auI We rs!.cve ~ or.n.ht
t~ir.i.rs ~ r-s.a.n: gitiat.on 10 Tie yiirc,p.l
= ,'e baptist ,"ll!asry. He VS. ;.m@ars
.ty ea.sE~- jn ,ao la, 3.anlad Institution II
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Hoo DIsEAsE.-Mr. John Il
Jones. swing tl,rc" m;ies ~'u:ts Il ""Hia--
ION. RS los; at.oa: fIr.T ,aE- in 70 ia~t '.Eo
waaks Tram a .l.-sa- snrn-inia. Hi;': g'''''-g,
The rspI,i,y !tA wh5rn 1,..a "H"':-+ tsi"
attack pfesrntci anvt't,ns liz ~'""iai
measures. Tae di-ea-o rppr1rs 70 "= "nts"
/, in rae thr,ar. lbe hogs i.ag:n .g.""siuC;
AND in every casa uociee,' ;,e animal de- IN
d f.r. minutes >f;csTar!. .iros: >tlrc@,."u.
Or di<ssctiaz one. the aLnu1t-a was %fonni
% bem HEALTHY sts'e, h,; TIE muscles nj
.hs windp,pe were 50 c"nlr:et~d tHat : = "t>
w.th alGicGlly nat ,ac ;;'s anzor ooI'd >"
f,rce,! into it. Il may be ner1->,ry T" -:atc
.hat the ho-s wcre al lIt, having had, -
much corn a. they woui! esl, a''i in r'or?
case tEeyticea well.
An old farmer living rear III. Bore SUI
ge.:s tasr 70 mix tsr with i'ietr food would
likely he . preventative of :ae ti.ca'-. ans.
IN case OF u-a:i;. when time i allowed, 70
force a ~ ~ quantity down tn ;:~iF4s!,"oH."
lie his remedy.
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Nor Ill DEAu.-tto are iaiormet
~ Al IjaE Z Gordon, lLsr ~. fr:".e
All. J,reS Is na5 .asarly rna5 wao-aycs; fs
3+lssH. Ii,'.n- s:oez iros. III. cp;1oosir. RAJ,
ftsi ais a-t !sE. 1.E cnt,r,.s recryeretl
iroai;ae d.,ass r. los; 4, uatt.
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Tas ir& -A;'"c .ar',f..os = i"-
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Elsr 81 A. 80, g3e~a. $50 ".,'-
ty,, "r-rnfs,:l~a ~ .~laS'@- Ls.t
l.rs s." -3,a Ea.-s
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-22
SOLID CONSTITUENTS.

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''The most important ingredient of the
is, of course. the carbonate of iron, the
value of which, more particularly in cases
of anaemlc debility and arrangement of
ciated with it is little carbonate of mag
nesium, while the remaining salts are such
and in such small quantity as to scarcely
deserve notice. The water may be looked
upon as essentially pure ckalybeate." '..s
A very attractive and extensive drive
along and across the creek at the foot of the
mountains around and through the grounds
up to the hotel and cottages, forming
charming boulerards, is neatly completed
of about one mile in length, and SURPRISING
anything have ever seen elsewhere. Is
And the clear, rapid-running creek, with
its little cascades and bright ponds-some
natural and others artificial-constitute
most charming feature in this charming
establishment and the waters, short
distance above, furnish trout-fshing
while within a mile or two on the noun
tains, bear and deer are frequently killed
by the hunters, and afford rare sport.
The character of the company of mana
gers and entertainers Of this establishment,
for courtesy and competence, is equal to
the natural advantages, consisting of Major
J. ". Cameron. proprietor Major G. b.
Luck, manager 8 DIR. j. L. Chancellor,
physician, and Mr.. j. w. Williams, chief
clerk, with w. w. Flanagan as president
of the company, which adds no little to
the popularity of the Springs, and conf
dence in them.
We are having most comfortable
weather-breezy, bright days and cool
evenings, rendering the cover of blankets
necessary.
Next from Stribling. d. S. @.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-22

The FARMERS UNION IN BALTIMORE
COUNTY. We are glad to see the farmers
moving in the only way that progress in their
defence OF their interests can be made, and
the only way by which they can shield them
selves from abuses, and right their wrongs,
by hearty cooperation and union; combin-
ing together, and exposing the expressions
they labor under the exasperating wrongs
they have heretofore submitted to, and APP
pealing to the executive and law-making
powers for simple justice and protection
against the innumerable drawbacks
TO a successful prosecution of their
honorable calling, while at the same
time presenting an army of sturdy