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Extraordinary Scene at q Wreck.

4 correspondent, describing the wreck Of
the steamer Agra, Of Gale, bound from
Calcutta to London. via the Sucz Canal,
says that after the vessel struck Oh the
rocks the passengers and crew had barely
time to escape into the boats, rs the seas
came tumbling over the sides, sweeping
everything before them, carrying away one
poor invalid sailor. and bursting open the
cages and dcns ofan extensive mcnagcrie N
board going home for the Geological Gar.
dens. The escape and striking out amid
the waves Of a crowd Of tigers. elephants,
ETC.. and their roars and screams adding
TO the terror Of the wTctcl,ed passengers,
presented a spectacle that will not soon DC
forgotten. One elephant managed to swim
ashore, rs did one Of the inhabitants Of the
adjacent coast, who are said to be living in
a state Of siege, not daring to venture out
side their barricaded doors. The Agra,
which, sank in deep water, belonged to the
Red Cross line Of steamers. plying between
Calcutta and London. and was to have ia
ken a number If passengers home from
Decentralization Times.
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The Women of Hindostan.


Tom The Notes OF q Traveller.
The IIindoo women attracted me most
by their graceful carriage, their picturesque
drapcry. consisting Of a full skirt and
sort of burno,,>. which passover the head.
almost completely yelling The face. These
vary in color. bcin'. >omct ines bright blue
and pink and yellow. The skirt often bor-
dercd with a hem of some other color.
often very eaudy. hut the dark skin har-
monies it all. The most artistic. to my
mind. is the decp indigo blue. but it is
more rare in the northwest than in south
ein India. where almost all the lower classes
of women wear it. II j, pleasant to watch
the easy grace with which they walk.
bearing round red carthenware ar bright
copper WATERWAYS on their heads. Steadying
their burden with one well-sllapcal. small
wri>ted. du>ky arm stretched up I" lis full
length. and covered almost I" the elbow.
and sometimes above it. with numbers of
bracelets. These are sometimes silver. and
or,cner PLACED meal ar rcd and green lac.
! once heard Of 4 school. the pupils in which
were trained to walk about with tumblcr>
Of cold water on their heads: and wien
saw the iirm-i,ntch. easy grace nf these
Mountaineering women. regretted that Che
Practice was not universal.
The palc-farc'l race may. l'"rl,ai,>. pride
itself on its superiority in the use of the
contents Of its head. but these 'iu>ky
daughters Of the sun certainly Guido their
more favored sisters in the Use they make
Of the outside of theirs. They carry every
thin. on their hca,i>-.jars Of water. pieces
of cloth. baskets of vegetables. huge bundles
"f>ugar-canc. fuel. any tlirg and everything.
leaving their hands free for any additional
burden. They do not even carry their little
black babies in their aTn>. hui either bal
anre them asst, idle on their shoulders viii,
their little hands on their mother : head. or
else a>.iidc on one hip. cncir'lcl with II
>,,":. arm. ] have seen Il woman will,
four watcr,jar> towering Oh her head. and
her little baby on her hip, walking along
with >pringy grace. .jinglins her silycfy
amklct> and ,"c-hrllS as she went. They
sometimes wear large n">c-rin.s through
,hc left no>tril. or else a small >iar-like
nail passed through the n">c.
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Here is row Of ordinary capital letters
and fiyures:--
They arc such As arc made up If two parts
OF equal shapes. Look carefully at these,
and you will perceive that the upper halves
Of the characters arc very little smaller
than the lower halvcs-sO little that an
ordinary eye will declare them to be Of equal
size.
Now turn the pa.o upside down, and,
~. M. S d;;Is, ri in "a /. very mucl,
exaggerated; that the real top half Of the
letter Il very much smaller than the
bottom half. Il will be seen itom this that
there % . tendency in the eye to enlarge
the upper part o. any object upon which i
lOnlka.
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castclar's Sympathy with Cuba.

IL he o'.t,r 81 H.. Nts~ Yo.k Trih"~:
SiR--C 'larle- E;adlau.h lecturc,i ia this
city Saturday evening. the 18th inst. upon
Rrpublicanism in Europe. During his lee
n,re he referred 10 II conversation held ly
him with leading Spanish statesman last
May, Withholding the Spanianl's name.
But now." Mr.. Bradla,,sh said, II may
give that name and repeat what was said to
me. About the 3D. Of May last ! was con-
versing with n number Of Spanish gentle
men in Spain on the situation In Cuba,
when one, y leading statesman said: am
in favor OF seeing the Culans gain their in.
dependence; am in favor Of their cstal-
liAhing Republic; sympatl,izc with them
III their struggles, and am with them in
everything but ono thing. and that l. when
they nay. Death to SPAIN for am .
Epaniard. That ststesman's name IL Emf.
Ito CASTELAR,. 6. y. 4.
RRlpcErosT, Ct, Nov. 10, je7a
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No. ~
Application for Patent
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E.i.c.. + t..@.ny pm@,tsHedtH~tJuHN il Eunlr-.
H'bEEf '. KELLEY ana JOHE {. TIIDH%IJ%.
whore ..'o'''ca n"tm~. I. Drtr iH'.. Hr,I l,.,..
r"'',.|, No. .l!@ Nc-itoc'. have ln.e 80, Eo,'
Hrt'c iinl. irr r1iDHt u"drr H. M.n.l l.o. q
&C. - ~, = t,.s iIjl"" n .,. ,as,,t i o
h"rF Ni't4- b'u'-t l.. thr con-. u".. 80 ...i
cI'tmF htrg recorded L. e nlit" ! 80. ~,
r,r"ld,roi rrI elsa, T. a'd cunrI..n.s .sio,i ~ .t
N@!Ar' i'@r sta c'alm riE@ uU!" l",.u;ul.I, d.
'c'tt'd u Tho plat AMI field nuir. ,h"rrp uu H., it
th,s "et rs inliows: i:r"'nHinr - i ''our set
""a ehair- south oi aud -. chains IT th. =
non corner on the roth bonn daI% & =. n
to"hshipo notih ct ,au-c II wet iuIui.. IT,, uct
west ~ 'har" to .tonr, theme ,th - ". eat -
thhhs 10 stone. thence sast - cha - "a 4 .'urr,
!hci CT north ~ deg west 81 10 chni- fAr III ste uI
nv%lhhii. Su''fann. an are! Of i"o-ln ~ lr"- "a
designated n. Lot No ~, In IoNr-hi,a, ,i,jH 81
range II wet. uon w6iCh C Am COP, ,d tnrIl to ~
OF ut, iuon to nriiy fur patent a. Il ..irn =" lte
oh'eial sHf'cy ct saa claim were p,,-irI 81! tly 81
day OF Sept mhyr. IS.i.
The Hd"inihg lii'n,u T. said Premise. ,rr b.
e economy on The n,rth Ro.ei- h.il"y aud thtE'
TIN sa;lih. ~ e. can, N, it,g
" W jnH' son, ATTY tor Cl,:n.nts .!>-rh!
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NO. 2G6
Application for Patent.

L. = Lam hFTirs.
iELENa, y. 7 Nov - Is,3
Ng!cc Is hcchy p.tIi-het'hat FMS u MILLER.
JOSEPH y. iih IE. ,rf 'iIS !! ROGER, wh,,4"
imstHi CO sd'r"-- j. ntr Lnwr. Deer n.re c,,,u,y
VI T. nut 'IrsEuL. MA>>tN,;. wlc-r ipl>;. iir,.
a'it:c-s Is Ta;Ihtli. Der tad..t t"n,v. VI T. have.
tss day hici their apai'cat,"n tor ,tr~nt to their
t'nc.r nit IN. sfim. situated IN iii, LEGALITY t,sn A.
Willow Creek. in u" 'n.tiizel mimi. district Ia
Deer Lodge e"un;r. Montana Territory, .ait ela!m
being recorded In the Office of the District Recorder
u Pike. Peak Min'r; District IN the county rfrre.
sn'd aud being dcscr bee In The Plat aud fell! note.
81 the survey Gf ssid c.a,a file In tbs Office a.
follows: he.itnins AZ pos, from which he co:n~r
nt"hship ho,tn OF ranges 10 and I! wesi on the
e standard PARALLEL north hiars Is DE- u min T.
defiant II 5ichan-, nnHing thence = III de-. w 81 y,
chains TO tree. tirnce n IS de-. " IL 40 chains 10
4 tree theme. $. 81 deg W. 10 10 chains To a post.
Hence 81 deg u 2p chain. To u uo.t thcnce H. III
,.s r. 10 chains TO pot. thence y &: deg I, min T.
~ sx chains 10 tree, thence y. ~ deg Is min q
ID II chan. to tree thence 20 de-. Is min " d IN
chains 10 the place Of beginning. Designated n. Lot
NJ ~ ~ township north Of range II west. con.
!s.ns q W To- sere.. upon with claim copy II
tnen hos"e ~ intention ~ apply for patent and da
ram ., sai srfscv were p0ate on the .Mh day u
Nnscnlfer. is:a No near d adjoining ciaimsnts 10
said premises. w. q (TlIID Rsoisfe,
v. ". JoHa.oS. Atty for claimanss. ssioOd
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application tor Patent.


|. :. iAND OFFICE.
iirLEFA. Nuu'aIta %"'ruitrr :. i,.';
Nutir. : hereby nhli-ir i that rEtl:ot. ". TIL"
NET'rS and y i!llAM T. BALLARD, whose lo~
office "'!l"s- j. l'ol'vr NUr i"d.c '"uniy. W. T.,
t.r hi. day fled theic publication tor r'tn', uua''
tin Nh'n@ Laws at t"H-t,>". for t!Ni !" e mtnlh[
.au. ,uuTlr,iu" di-cu>rry calm AID "itr thon.lhd
IL, IL Il wet 81 d. o..iy on III" &. y" iIHrt-
"Gt Together WITH sG"i;"r' Llomhd It" tH"I ~ ava
,,r >iuc th,I,u si'uIt"d IN III" tt r,iiN kn"" -
FIhr'. tt"k. in 10 ut-HIi|rH mliIil! Gt~il3N, Deer
Lu,.2r county. VI. I. WhGhd i'm >oIi-uAiiy irtE cd
IL the Uuirr .! Ia 'Ultv recorder at ~itN thHiit.
and itgt Cu i.N Il ~Crl"rd IL the r.4 aHi Itd
lpc> oi ihC survey Il sald Lama on H. lit liH" ONO
.. i.ioW~ T." amiil:- - riUn" tom "hcNt' tn
iIiifa ilI! tpl IN thar LEGALITY NrI:r - de-
- min /. distant 49, feet. ril!I;n- tn toe iofih 100
iut 20 'Uur tn east 2.tn ct to >i"l" ticc"
-uEih :. .,ci toa stone. thence Nc't "Sb i"rt 10 Il
store. iErutc rUil j. ZEE; to til" root h -irn%.
uHtiiI!iu area 10 10 and tr-lIIlt'I
lot No townships uo'ta al Rang II wet. III uI
W8;Ch calm Il copy VI thea LuijCr Ut HtrLt!uH 10
"ptly for pttrut ahd di3I"m o! IT." >0iN,yo sad
cl.lfi, ~ posted on HE .th day ut t.lutcr ~.
There no known :.e.r or di"inihc claimants /"
sHi! hrml~cs. &C titiD. Hv-i~i'!.
" " JOHNSON. Attorney 70" Claim lnt-. rs 50.
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THE FAR GoD.-In 1.-THE Fair God
We have. W. believe, the first work Of Gen.
Lewis Wallace. known hitherto only ~ 4
dasl,ing officer in the American war, treat.
ing in solid fashion Of the fall Of the
Aztec power Of MontcZuma at the hands Of
fernando Cortcs. We do not hesitate to
say that 1.-THE Fair Cod il one Of the
most powerful historic novels We have ever
read. 1t il a real pleasure to US to lie able
to write these words. after the exposures We
have lately made Of the absolute worthless
ness Of many mucl,-bclaudcd American
novels Of the last six months. Our i'm
preston is that '.Tm Fair Cod must have
taken Gen. Wallace years to write. The
elaboration here and there is almost pain
full: the opening, like that Of most arcll;co-
logical novels, is dull: but the scene where,
in the sunrise, M"ntczuma reads his fate;
the dance scene. and the entry Of the Span
iarrls to the capital, are drawn in style
of which We think n few living writer's ca
pablc: and the battles are Homeric in their
grandeur. There is nothing. indeed. bad
in Gen. Wallacc's book hut his preface.
Cortes. and Gu,tamozin live. and the
whole 81 the characters breathea spirit Of
ancicn; Mexico. A. romantic treatment
IL the history Of beaten cause. The
Fair God j. equal t" "Rienzi. - Laaaon
Ale nr"m
Az ENTIRE FAMILY StaLrEp ny LIeHr-
srNc.-Tl,c Dallas (Texas) Herald tells the
following lively story: "A whole family
we're suddenly made bald-hcaded the other
night, in thisc:ty. by their hair catching IRE
from candle. The father had brought
home curious toy, which was taken 10 a
table for closer examination of its CHAR
the hair Of the mother ignitcd, and with
electric sudlslcnncxs communicated with the
hair Of TIC others. In less time than Il
takes to writc Il, family Il six were made
bald headed by fire, and with all the dam.
age that fire did an the outside Of thcil
heads, It was much better than having fire
an the inside IL their heads"
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NOTICE TO MIN Err
l. =. l.ASp OTgWr.

4. =. LASp OrFTr.
HELENA NJ r., November - iS.h
Notes Is hereby given that BENTON HOOVER
whose post oih"c aahtcss /. Pi,uec,. u 49, iseiL"
County. NJ 7. has this dry fei his nrpI Cht" t"
laws, the = W L ut the n 4 of see lou ! !; ebd ttc
y Of the n \. aud tn ; Il y nf the y i 81
see'i"l 81 N township IL north "f ran4' 4 "r,'.
given that hearing viii hi had at thi. ulic' ~ ~
oFock IN. On the eth dav of December \ y, i>;'t
70 determine ~ to the mtncrai or uoa.nia ri chaftc
Yer ot sad land; ard Testimony IN b. u-ea aroa nd
hearing VIII b. taken before DaAici King i,.re nt
!ne feac. az MS onlcc N Pioneer. " r. At auclorS.
I'm On the suh day OF December. 4 u, ls;:.
y u .'leged that there arr nO known miners y
laud, s "'
Q. B. 0BAxxon. Any. Ss0s;
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NOTICE TO MIN ERS.
I :. L.<n orr1,E. HrLtxA. NJ. r.

I :. L.>n OFFICE. HELENA. VI. t.
November i.th. 1873.
hDOIPu itJEPFSER. whose poschcc '.idf. IS
II IIelm,rillr Deer Lodge e0UGt-. i. las thIs Gay
nlcd Lis application 10 enter "a Agricultural land un
der tie pfr-rmpiiUn laws. the soIiwcrt quarter Of
northeast quartz ana southeast quarter .. northwest
quagfC: and nC"h aii OF southeast !ElTt /. SrClon
IL IN tuwu-i W - north. ran - " II vet. which
LAID il >tI-pvUuud from entry. Notice i. hrr~y gwen
that LeArius Nid be- had 1t thi~ Office on the 3i-
day of December. D l>i!. II 10 O'Clock II. 20 de.
t.rminc to tr mineral or mirc!I! character Of
said land. and testimony To hc used upon snid hrariL-
will bc take, hrloic .. u. OBunUG. Clerk oi Court.
~ his otiirr III :,Cr Lodge Cty. tir eth nay oi
December, \ y '>I}, Il 10 o'clock m.
II i ALLEGED rhclc no known min":. Eot mining
improvements ui"u aid ianl.
W. C. CHILD. E"ri.tcr.
DIP Nj" GOMEZ. Attorney. 2:.'-5w
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f'In tia -tHrnI. i.'rAth'i'"'
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THE DAILY HERALD X published eycry
,pnruinp pNrrpt Monday NJ 30 u yrnh IN
n,Nnncs sllor'N months ~ Tor one lnnnlh :
,u rmis lor one week thtir colits' D
pputs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

CAUSES FOR TRIAL AND ARGUMENT
At the November Term, 10 the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy three,
before the Superior Court, to be held in New
Castle, in and for New Castle County
Trials Commencing Monday, Nov. "a, A. D. 1873.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

~. GRAY RdWin Baylisg.
Lore. Wilson Walton. Cas-.
Lore, Andrew CrumlisA, b b.a
druob John Sullivan pb T. Appeal
. Lore. Andrew Crumlish b. r. Nov. 7 ls72
II. kda Pont' Henry Dougherty. p. b. Appeal
LOrs. Samuel R. WarreB.d.ba
G.B &J.H Jacob HiI br Appeal
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KHfLRUHUS.
LENANDRIA s. FREDERICKSBURG
n RAILWAY,
AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
~ H ~ - - - a

@EsHH - - -: 9s5
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
After 1000 p. m. SUNDAY, July - ls-s
trains will run as follows:
Leave Southwark from Alexandra u Freder-
icksburg depot at 500 Il. m, accommodation
daily, except Sunday; II AZ p: N. Southern E..
press at l.42 p. IN. runs THROUGH 20 Richmond
without change, cci: cctIng lithmol for ali
points South.
Leave Northward from Alexandria & FceGt-.
icksburg depot at 3 30 =. m. Northern Express
daily, except Monday; Gil p. m. accon.rhods.
North and West. Tie Northern Expres.
leaving at $50 a. m. runs through to Bal.
timorc without change, connecting with trsins
on the Northern Central Railway for the North
and West.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
After SUNDAY, May 18th, trains will rur
us follows. daily, except Sunday
Leave Alexandria for Washington, from St.
Asaph street depot, at 800, 7.W, 800 go, 100
and IL. 100 a. m; 12.C0 M, and LOO, 100, 3pJ
90, 500, 600, 100 and s.00p m.
Trains leaving at s 90 a. III. and 600 p. N. IN
daily all others daily except Sunday.
Leave Washington for Alcxandris from PISS.
100, S.GO ?C0, l000, and 100 a. m; 100 m.
and 90, ZOO $50. 400, 800, 600, 100 and SO
p. m.
Trains leaving at9 90 a. m. and 100 p. m. run
daily all others daily except Sunday.
yAleXandria and Fredericksburg Railway
trains leave passenger depot, cor. 9th and B sts,
at 7.40 q. ~ Quantico uccom'n and lib p m.
Southern Express for Richmond and all points
South EDMUND L. DUBARRY,
Superintendent
ED. S. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent. sep 3-tf
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GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE.

GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, AT NO.
O 81 KING STREET.
ROBERT L. WOOD is now opening Heavy
and Fine Kerseys Tweeds, Sattnets, Kentucky
ties, Shirt Collars, Wristbands, Half Hose
Lambs Wool Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, &C., SC.
Also Gents Silk, Alpaca, Scotch Bingham and
Cambria Umbrellas. sep u
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s97ASHINGTUN s. OHIO RAILROAD
Is 81 81 81 s:5:Es :: 5s gss. :1Is
IL, ARRANGEMENT,

FALL ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning August nth, 1873. TWO TRAINS
EAlLI, except sunday, between Alex
sndriu and Hamilton.
Leave Washington 1T y IL. m. and p. n anl
Alexandria ut 81 Il. and 40 T.. ~, pass
Leesburg going Westward Ut H. n. III. AM.
s. p. H., and arrive At Hamilton at Id H. H.
AMI Is =. III.
Leave Hamilton at $40 n. m. and T. 10 p. m;
pass Lccsburg going Eastward) u :. IN. ana
10 y. M, and arrive at AlcXant ri, n - H.
H. and 3. - =. III. AID nj Washn. III III So n.
III. and j. 80 p.
M9.- Passengers from Washington Will take
the Washington ,.nd Chic cas- NJ the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad station ri II. IL. md F.
m, and 90 through t. Hamilton without change
of cars.
The .. 10 a. H. train from Alexandria and l2.b
D. m train from hamilton coni.cc: ri Hami!!ol
with kamp'S Daily Line ct Coaches for Purcell
Vile, Snck cs.vi!c D"rryv!le and Winchester
also with i,carncr Line o. COACHES: which leave
Lresburg daily for Aide and Mlddlcburg.
EG,isIst sssiesIun ii"iefs, cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
K. Ii. HAVENER,
auo27-tf General Ticket Agent
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EOUND-On the premises of the subscriber,
Il on the Oath instant, q small DARK and
IRON GREY HORSE, apparently about Il
years old, right hind foot white and large scar
on the left The owner i. requested to prove
property, pay charges and take him away:
sen 3(J*l W. DAVID FERRIS.
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Late O., A. s. NJ. 4. r.
D0uRIF DAILY TRAINS


On and after MONDAY, Sept l, 1873. two
INGTCN end LINCHBURG. etiectlng>. vuoe
daily connections through between NEW YORK
and NEW ORLEANS. At Gordonsvlle con.
rec,ion is made with the Chesapeake ard
Ohio Railroad twice daily, Sunday except
ed, TO Richmond, Stanton and the EST; at
Lynchturg, wtir Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad, for the M'esl and Southwe-;, and At
Washington, for the \ ort!. and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily 1T 7.0Oa. n anI 100
o. m. and Alexandria at 5Oa. N. AMI $50 pm.
arriving " Lynchburg at !. goa m. and $50 ?. m,
Leave Lvnchhurg III &. 40 Am. and l0.45 pm
arrive nj Alexandria al T. 50 a. III. and 600 pm,
ana ut " ashington at 10 a. N. and 6.43 p m.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave W asnington
1aily Excepting Sunday with main line train.
Vt 700 e. M, and Alcxandria at 1850 a. N.
Leave Manassas Junction at go q. m,
and arrive ut Strasburg At 2.45 p. m, making
close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
line 10 Harrison burg and Stanton westward
and to Winchester, Harper's Ferry, &c, east
ward
Returning leave Strasburg at l 10 p. m, and
arrive nj Manassas ri 20 p. IN, connecting with
northb ,und mail train 70 Alexandria and the
earliest trains 10 Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York.
No train South ward Sunday night and none
Northward Saturday night.
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily between
New York and LynchDurg, and by way OF
Knoxville, Atlanta and Mobile IL New Orleans
Through tickets Hrd baggage checked 10 Ell
j. NJ. BROADUS,
arg 3C--.f General Ticket Ag..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-03

Alexandria, Va, August -, 1873;
The very many instances which came uAdeT
our personal observation while acting as General
Agents for the sale of Matin Ague Mixture, IN
which it effected a cure when all other remedies
had failed induced US to purchase the recipe and
proprietorshp of the Medicine, and enables IL;
confidently to recommend it to our patrons ana
the public generally, as most reiiAo!e ald VAL
liable preparation. JASSEI " ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-03
-u- n OF C Z

49,: go = = l.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper, resumed her regular route on SAT
URDAY, March lst, 1878, leaving Baltimore at
Alexandria, EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT, III
10 o. clock
Ms-Al way freight must be prepaid.
For further information apply 70
my l3-Sm B. WHEAT, A gent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-03

Price 81 so per bottle.
Each bottle is accompanied with an express
guarantee of cure or money refunded. Liberal
discounts to the trade.
JANNEY s. CO., Sole Props. s Msnufrs.,
ser II l45 King ST., Alexandria, Va.
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LOST IND FOLND.

cS0 REWARD-Stolen from the prem.
CCO iscs of the subscriber, on the night OF
18th of September, a DARK BROWN or
BLACK HORSE, s. years old last Spring, full
l6 hands high, carries himself well in harness;
out of gear IS rather an Indifferent looking ami
NAL. Marks remembered are slight enlarge
mont of the pssture-joint of the left fore foot,
and small scar on the ear-believed to be on
the left one, about the middle. will give re-
ward of ten dollars for his recovery if taken in
the county, twenty dollars if taken out of the
State, or fifty for the recovery of tho horse and
apprehension of the thief.
Mrs. E. Nj. LIPSCOMB,
Bristoe Station,
oct lin Prince VIM. CO., Va