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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-12

RUNAwAY.-A horse belonging to Col. Ter
rett ran away on King street this morning. The
Colopers little son, who was driving wrapped
the reins around his wrist and held on to them
mapfully, until jcrked off his seat in the wagon,
hut inst at that moment stranger rushed from
the sidewalk, and, at the peril of his life seized
the horse by the bit and brought him to halt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-12

Wards Celebrated Shirts, ready made and
to order, and good fit guaranteed, at
DEALHAM S.
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks
Y office of the County County of Alexandria
county, on the first Monday in December 1874:
Eliza S. Childs administrators de bonis non
with the will annexed of George II. Bayne, de;
ceased, plaintiff, against Patterson Bayne and
James 4. Waddey, defendants. In chancery.
The object of this suit is to state and settle the
partnership transactions of the late irm of Geo.
H. Bayne s. Co., which was composed of Geo.
II. Bayne and Patterson Bayne, and to attach
the estate of the said Patterson Bayne within
this Commonwealth.
The defendant, Patterson Bayne, not hay
ing entered his appearance and given Sc.
curity according to the act of Assembly and
fine rules of this Court, and it appearing By att
davit that he is not II resident of this State, it
is ordered that the said defendant appear hero
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, q newspaper published in the city of Alex
dria once week for four successive weeks and
posted at the front door of the Court House Of
this county. A copy, test:
LOUIS E. PAYNE, Clerk.
D. L. Smoot, p. q. dec S-w4w
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Special Notice.
GENTS EXTRA FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.

We have just received fresh supply of Gents
extra fine, hand sewed Boots and Shoes, and
Slippers of every description, which we unhesi-
tatingly recommend to be the very best on sale
in the city. W. Is. WADDt1
sen % a King street.
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Good All Wool Suits, stylish made. at $l2,
AT DEALuAM'S.
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All good goods thoroughly sponged, at
DEALHAMs.
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New YORK, Dec. l2-Stocks dull. Money
g. Gold 1ls. Flour quiet and unchanged:
Whest quiet and unchanged. Corn firm and
quiet.
BALTIMORE, Doc 12-Virginia skies, peelers,
AZ; do. consolidated 55s; West Virgit,ias IL.
changed Wheat dull aId unchanged. Corn
active; white Southern rs SO; yellow Southern
90aS3 mixed Western 63ao6; steamer DO. 81.
Oats Grmer Southern 60 G9i Western white %;
do mixed g. Rye quiet; HIn NY dn Ill and do 4n
strong at l7ial9!. Sugar unchaagcd-lo4alos.
Few are aware of the importance OF checking
cough or common cold in its first stage. That
which 10 the begiuning would yield to a mild
remedy, if neglected, sOon preys upon the
Lungs. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup affods instant
relief Price, 25 cents.
Good All Wool Suits, stylish made. at $l2,
AT DEALuAM's.
The finest and cheapest Clothing House in
the city, ). DEALHAM S.
The best Of Business Suits, very cheap, at
DEALHAMS.
Save 20 per cent by buying your Clothing at
DEALHAMs.
S. DEALHAM The" Fashionable Clothier,
SO king street.
CLEIGH BASKETS AND RUNNERS,
OF ASSORTED SIZES,
At SIS King street,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
For sale by
- ID IT NREIGHTON & SON
lannon's ANlLINE DYES-A full as
IL sortment received this day. Only twelve
colors, from which all shades can be made. Gall
and get sample card and book Of Instructions.
dec II JANNEY i co.
DISING SUN STOVE POLISH thing
II OF beauty is JOY forever" For sale al
lat King street. on,
dec ~ w. r. BhOOhEo.
DIVER'S EXTRACT VIOLET, very
i choice article also Lubin's Genuine Ex-
tracts, for sale by 30
dec II JANNE1 8 w.
CEA FOAM just received and for sale by
y w. f. BROOkES,
dec II l47 King street
TrOMATO CATSUP, by the gallon, quart
i and pint in store and for sale At l4 klngst
dec II w +. BkOOhto.
NOTHRR LOT OF PRIME ROLL BUT
n TER just received by ,
doc 4 j. c. MILBURN.
VANNED PEACHES AND TOMATOES
~ just received. ,,,<,>, 40
dec 3 b. b. LA w ooN y W.
CENUINE JoUvIN's GENTS KID
" GLOVES, st Sl.75, at -
no2 PRETZFELDER s. BENDHEIMS.
DRIME CAROLINA RICE, new, just re-
i ceived by j. G. MlLBUkN,
novI4 10 north Royal st.
CHAWLS-Another large lot of Shaws just
- opened at w. N. BERN Lea .,
deco "a King street.
uILL:S GRAHAM FLOUR for sale by
Ill GEO. NcBURNEY s. SON,
nov 10 l66 and ITO King street
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Save 20 per cent by buying your Clothing at
DEALHAM'S.
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The Markets..

The cheapest and largest stock OF Fashion
able Hats, at DEALnAN's.
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The finest of Merchant Tayor's Dress Suits
Ar DEALHAM's.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IN LOUDOUN COUNTY-By
virtue of deed of trust from w: o. Ferguson
July, 1870, duly recorded in the land records of
Lou I county, Va, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, will offer, for sale. by
pubic auction, in front of the Market Building,
on Fairfax street. in Alexandria, Va, at twelve
o'clock m, on THURSDAY, the 2ath day OF
December, 1874, all of that certain TRACT OR
PARCEL OF LAND, in said county, lying
about u miles north of Guilford station, on the
W. s. o. K. r., containing 300 acres, with the
buildings and appurtenances thereto belonging.
The land is well fenced, and has good gssss!ass
FRAME DWELLING, with eight rooms, .szsl
kitchen, barn, stables orchards, Sc
Terms: Cash as TO $4,000, with interest from
I'd October, 1878, and 81 0O0, with interest from
I'd October, 1872; the residue in three equal an
nual instalments with interest from the day of
sale. Conveyancing at the cost OF the purchaser.
nov 23-eots J. E. WARNER, Trustee
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The best Of Business Suits, very cheap, at
DEALHAMS.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That sp.,
IN plication will be made to the Auditor of
the Corporation of Alexandria, Va, tor the re-
issue Of CERTIFICATE dated 1852 for six hun
dred dollars registered stock, standing in the
name of Henrietta Meigs-the same having
been lost or mislaid.
nov 2l-w4W HENRIETTA H. MElGS.
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,HJETiUsN STLES.
Nv Green IL Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers
TKUoTEE'S SALE-By virtue of deed of
i trust from A. F. Moore to the undersigned
dated the l4th day of January, 1866, land duly
recorded, will Cher for sale, BY public auction
street, in Alexandria, Virginia. on THU RS
DAY, the 24th day of December, 1874, at y
o'clock M, the following property, to Wit 49,,
All OF that LOT, with the lMPROV EN- ENIS
thereon, in said city, bounded follows: Be,
ginning on the east side of st. Asaph street ~
thence northwardly with st. Asaph street IA feet
81 inches; thence eastWardly parallel with
Wilkes street 81 feet s! inches; thence south
wardly parallel with ST. Asaph street IA feet .!
inches; thence westwardly 81 feet $! inches to
the beginning Terms cash
no 2I-2awts II. O. CLAUGHTON, Trustee
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The finest and cheapest Clothing House in
the city, 5. DEALHAMS.
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ITO BARRETT s HIGGINS, plaintiffs, and
i A. d. Smith, administrator Of Charles II.
Hunton, dec d., Ellen Hunton, Belle Hunton.
Annie Hunton, Jas. w. Hunton, Henry Hun
ton, lunatic, Logan Hunton, and NJ B. Wash
ington and Fannie, his wife, defendants, in the
chanccry suit pending in Prince William CIR
Hunton's admir-, and all others interested.
Take notice. that l have appointed TUES
DAY, the I'D day of December, 1874 at my
office, in the town Of Brentsville to execute the
decree pronounced by the said Court on the 14.h
day of October, 1874, by which am directed to
review the amounts of debts reported against
the estate of the said Chas. H. Hunton, and sep
arate his own froul his security debts, at which
time and place you are required to attend
Given under my band rs Commissioner Of the
said Court, this 18th day of November 1874
j. j. Davies, p. q. WIN. +. LlPSCOMB.
Prince William county, nov lS-W4W
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Few are aware of the importance of checking
a cough or common cold in its first stage That
which 10 the beginning would yield to mild
remedy, if neglected, soon preys upon the
Lungs DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup affods Instant
relief. Price 25 cents.
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Urine CAROLINA RICE, new, just re-
i ceved by j. G. MILBUkN,
nov Is 10 north Royal st.
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DISING SUN STOVE POLISH-"A thing
II OF beauty is JOY forever" For sale al
147 King street. ~
dec ~ w. +. BkOOhES.
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CANNED PEACHES AND TOMATOES
~ just received. ,o
dar h, Is. liza w SoN " w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-12

ENUINE JOUVIN'S GENTS KID
" GLOVES, st Sl.75, at -
no2 PREIZFELDER s. BENDHElM'S.
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CLEIGH BASKETS AND RUNNERS,

For sale by
dec II j. T. CREIGHTON Sc SON.
LANNON'S ANlLINE DYES-A full as
IL sortment received this day. Only twelve
colors, from which all shades can De made, Call
and oct a sample card and book of instructions.
doc ~ JANNEY j. co.
The Republican journal., 1874-10-15
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The Republican journal., 1874-10-15
Ramon.

FL REFUHo NINE, NORTHERN MEXIco. 1874
Drunk and senseIess in his place,
:, lrone and SpraWing on his face
More IKE brute than any man alive or dead
by his great pump out of gear.
Lay the peon engineer.
aklng only Just to hear.
Overhead.
Angry tones that called his name,
oaths and cries Of bitter blame
oHe to hear all this, and waking, turned and
fiedl
TO the man who'll bring TO me-"
Cried InIendent Harry Lee.
Harry Lee, the English foreman of the mine -
Bring the sOt alive or dead.
| will give to him., he said,
Fifteen hundred pesos down
Just to see the rascas crown
| nderneath this heel CT mine;
Since but death
Deserves the man whose deed.
lie 1t vice or want of heed,
Stops the pumps that gives rs breath
Stops the pumps that sucks the death
From the poisoned, lower levels Of the mine -
No one answered, for crv
From the shaft rose UP on high:
And shntfing, scrambling, tumbling from be-
low,
Came the miners each, the boldrr
Mounting on the wcaker's shoulder.
Graphing, clinging to their hold, or
Letting 90.
As the weaker gaSped and fell
From the ladder to the we'll
70 the poisoned pit OF he'll
Down below.
'To the man that SETS them free"
tried the foreman Harry Lee
Harry Lee, the English foreman of The mime
Brings tnem out and sets them free.
will give the man. saws he.
Twice HAT sum. who With a rope.
Face 10 face with death shall cope,
Let him come who darcs to hope"
"llod yonr peace" some one REPLIED
Standing by The toreman'> side:
"lhert'~ one already gone, whocr he he -
Then they held their breath with awe.
Putting on the rope, and SAW
Painting figures fe-appear.
ON the black rope swinging clear,
Fastened by some >Siiful hand from below;
TIL Il score the level gained,
And but one alone remained,-
He the hero and the last
He whose >lilful hand ma,lr fa-l
The long inc that brought them baci. 10 hou.
and cheer
IiaSgard ga>ping down dropped he
Al the feet OF Harry Lee
Harry Lee. the English foreman OF the mine:
II have come" he @asped, 10 claim
Both rewards. Scnor. my name
Is Ramon,
I'm the drnnE"n engineer
I'm the coward. oenor' here
lie tel over hy that sign
Dead ;tS a stone
BRET II>EIE in October Atlantic
The Republican journal., 1874-10-15
Mink Culture.

4 correspondent Of the Ploughman,
writing trm Ossipce y H., gives the fol
.Vl.r account oi q new industry
There appears to be some things not
We'll understood By the reading public,
ue of which NAV be named as the SCI
ruce oi Mink Culture. on the subject OF
which I ann receiving many letters of in
Tuiry 10 answer all by mail would take
-oa much ot my time as well rs quite
revenue M postage stamps / have
thought that perhaps an article or two
I'D ght he ot interest to the many readers
VI the Ploughman
1t has been found by long and persist
eut effort That the mink cannot be made to
breed IN confinement when caught in a
Mild state but viii breed after being fully
bomesticated. BY procuring the Young
before their eyes are open and rearing by
hand, or perhaps on a cat, when one can
be found that will mother them success is
easier
After some pretty expensive expert
men~, have succeeded in breeding
Them. atfording a fair profit for the out
iay The profits this year average about
~l4j per pair no mink being killed fol
their fur is u ready sale is made OF all
that 4 can raise at $40 per pair, sold alive
but tor their tur alone no branch of in
dustsy in this country viii pay better
MinAs are very prolific seldom losing
any of their Young, ana they raise from
six to nine At litter, and in one case
fourteen
They will eat any kind Of lean meat
Birds, fish. frogs, woodchucks. in fact
Any thing Of the game kind, and appear
specially fond Of beef liver and poultry.
shall probably winter ten pairs OF Ole
mink this year, and another year propose
ID enlarge my works. There appears tC
tie prevailing idea that they cannot be
kept in large numbers together This i,
mistake for il properly cared for dur
ing the breeding seasonal which time
il i not safe to have more than two fe
males TO one male in the same pen-they
de well
The Republican journal., 1874-10-15
Picking and Keeping Apples.

In many sections of the country apple
Gathering will be an important item of
farm work this month Where apples
are plenty, this year, they are oery plenty
and some farmers may be led to believe
that they viii hardly pay for gathering
This is a mistake. Apples are not exces-
sively plenty in all parts Of the country.
In those towns where the cankerworm
and caterpillars have been allowed to
overrun the orchards, the crop will be lit
tie above an average.
Porters and other fall apples have been
very plenty in many places during the
past mounth, and the price has ruled low,
but apples which will keep will be worth
picking and handling with care. There
The Republican journal., 1874-10-15

''You are indeed our benefactor," sale
Edith, bursting into tears,
Whatswas to come next? No. Editl
did not faint, but recovered herself in
stanty,
s'Is this-your grammar? 1t is not
good one, said he, taking up the book
II am trying to learn the language, thai
may teach it, +" she said
Are YOU engaged in teaching, then
DO YOU like it II
II do not dislike it, but ! snail lose my
engagement when my friends and-em,
| ploycrs leave Nlmtinsborough" F."
''1ou had better make another"
II wish | could"
Their eyes met, and it would be difficult
| to say which colored most.
II am blundering, stupid fellow, and
| scarcely know what YOU must think OF
me-" said he. ''IIave you forgiven the
advertisement affair ~
! "What would have become OF US with
out it? Your first gift kept house over
our heads your second saved our darling,
ard now YOU bring hope with you. Do
| you think Mr. Moreton is sincere9"
He works hard, which is a good sign
andil he remains with me | will give him
plenty to do Nothing like work, Miss
Edith, t. keep men out of mischiefn
| "And women too; if my sister had def
mite employment She would be tar hap
/ pier
"She says She can keep house. If She
and her husband make it Up, do YOU think
| she would still take charge Of mine ana
l
How could that be- Mr. Lester2 Though
she would be too happy to remove.
| Archibald did not then explain, and,
/ after some further conversation. lett them.
\ AteW weeks after his return to London,
4 there was much excitement in his palace
| Of house in the city, called by him his
| offices, but once Inhabited by his parents.
/ Tie first floor had been furnished, neither
/ clerks nor servants knew tor whom. and
/ It's future inmates We're expected. Fires
| and gas blazedup stairs and dispersed the
! cold of winter and the fog Of the city, A
/ good feast was spread in large comfort
able rooln, and the old housekeepcr waited
eNpectant
Archibald was down stairs in 4 gloomy
| office, surrounded By old fashioned furni-
ture, desks big maps piles of Iedgers
and cobWeb, lie pruessed to be writing,
! as Usual, but WAS now gazing on a spider
I opposite, aS persev crng Is Bruce's There
was noise enough without, but within all
was quiet At last. among all the cabs,
4 carts, and wagons, he was sure he heard
( one particular cab stop at the door. There
was i hustle in the bic hall and a child's
Y Voice rang cheeIiIy through the vaults OF
\ the passages
The Republican journal., 1874-10-15
Wanted a HouseReeper.

AfCniDdlu Lester sal before ms mother
writing desk, with an elaborate display of
writing materials beneath his ewes and a
perpleXed expression within them These
eyes were small. twinkIing. shy, shrewd,
grayish balls, set in Il fair, mwniskerel
face; and the nose and mouth below them
We're almost as shreWd us they. The per
pleXity appeared to extend to his neck,
for he held it mcomfortablv on the side
and looked very much like 4 butinch pre-
pairing to sing Indeed, during his schoo
days, which, happily, Were not numerous,
he had received the appcllation of Bully
not from his hectoring propensitje~,
but from this one sided procliyity
As he sat his pen between his finger ant
thumb, and his eyes upturncd, as if i'm
contemplation Of a fly on the green aod
gold paper, he might almost have been
pronounced rs lost I'm maiden meditation
fancy free tor his face was smooth as a
girls and he had never been in love \ et
he was fast ycrging on forty. The fact
was, that hitherto his affections had been
centered on his mother. She had been Sc
devoted to him that he had found no other
woman Indispensable to him. But he had
lost her, and began to wonder what sort
Of thing wife would be. 1t was this
consideration which caused perpleNity
In spite of nickname and neck, Archi-
bald was not a bad fellow He had plod-
ded diligently through clerkhOod TO mcr-
chanthood; was liked by his male friends
and had been a dutiful son. 1t was not
his fault, and possibly not his misfortune
that he had never been in love
At last he dashed into a sheet Of note
paper and having written q few lines, il
Il round, clear hand, tore it MP He began
again, tore up another and another, till
some half a dozen We're conhded to the
waste paper basket. lie finally condensed
his ideas into three lines. which he read
and re-read meditativelv. then mutterel
.t / like her | c9n marry her
WHAT he had written was as follows
.,Wantcd 4 sensible lady housekceuor
abont thirty bv 4 gentleman not f,r from
that ace MONEY no object Address 4
L.. postoffice, C0rnhin. i, c."
lie went from his fine house in bedford
square TO the Times office. and left his adj
yertisement thence to the postotlico ind.
Gated and reauested All answers TO be Sent
A. I,;s ntI;co IN tho c;+,.
lie knew these vonld be numerous I'm,
bad NOT imooinnd thnv wonld come !,
shoals lie filled norlmantem1 viii
them and took them 10 Bedford SQUARE
IJavin@ nrjmed himself With = GOOD din
nnr he turnod Them ont on the dinino
ron,, tal,In nntterino 6. lro thoro So ,nan7
women aLnI,t thi,tI in III worl12 on,
can't marry Them ailr
Tha Inttors |,,ore s,,ncimans of ever,
Lind of cnnnoe;tion and calipranbT
Same werp we]J Some IN writte9. som,
co,rectlv Some incorrcctiy sneljed. some
lono some Short MANY Contained minut,
deserintions of thc personal charms anC
mental qualifications of the writers; an(