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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-15

The Galveston Ners says: ''Jetty b. Eads
has had Louisiana bayou named for him.
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Regatta prizes encourage intemperanct
wien the winners rejoice in their cups.
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TO prevent hair from turning grsy-Cut
2 off and lay it away carefully.
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4 proyident man will borrow an unn'
brelia in the morning, nor wait until the
Afternoon rain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-15

The Biblical child who no longer deter
mined TO be an orphan was Japhet in search
Of O father.
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When nights bring no cooling refreshmens
80 tender blades Of grass and budding How
ora they will not dew.
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isis reported that Tilton heard the other
snan preach at Plymouth Church last Sun
Gapk
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As a man makes his bed so shall he lie
And some men make their beds very big.
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Specifying which dogs shall die and which
ehal! live is dog eradication.
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1t is perfectly eg-it-imate for cripple to
purchase wooden limb.
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The crewed efforts Of the college rowing
xjubs are over for the season.
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l. is said lemon colored stockings are
much worn. Darn 'em.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.
STATE OF IoUl.iANA, !
Executive Department.
New Orleans, July S, 1875.
wHkKIA., On the night OF the ninth ultimo Otis
Scott was barbarOusly murder ed nine miles below
Thibodaux, in the parish Of Latourche, State OF
Louisiana; and
Whereas, All efforts TO ares: lis murderer or
nuIderers have failed
Notice is hereby given that reward of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS will be paid by the State of
Louisiana for such information as viii lead to the
arrest and conviction of tho murdere; OF muir.
dere1s of the said Otis Scott
Given under my hand aud the cal Of the State
heXeunto attached, this fifth day Of july in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy five, in the centennial year Of the IT,
dependence Of the United Ststea
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
P. G. DESLONDE,
Secretary OF State. jvs
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PROPOSALS.

MAyORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. JuyS, 1875. !
GEALSD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
~ me at this Office for building McDOucrh SchonJ
House No. 6, in the Sixth District, ia acco, dance
With resolution No 1881, Administration series and
Plans and specifications On file in this office until
MONDAf: August 2, 1875 at twelve o'clock H.
The right to reject any and all proposals is ef.
pressly reserved. Payment in United st ates cur.
rency: out Of McDonogh School fund Security ~.
quired for faithful performance of co rtract
lvlO st CHARLES J. LkEDS Mayor
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PUBLtC WKITER-A CARD.

The undersigned, who is an Old and experienced
writer may be confdentially employed to prepare
cards. notices. letters, inscriptions, memorials;
also speeches, arguments lectures, sssays. poems.
He will do all literary work.
Naturalization. NJ. Hahn. Page 81. Baker ESQ.,
Hon. r. h. Mari.
THOMAS II. HOWARD.
ip2e No % Commercial r,laca
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MARRIED,

BAQUIE-FAURES.-On Saturday, July 3, 1875, by
the Rev. p. n. L. MeassardieY, Of St. Theresa's
Church, CHARLES a. BAQUIE to MISS JOSEPHINE
LAURA FAURES, both Of this city. No cards.
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Grace Greenwood's cottage in Colorado
has been sold fer taxes.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
NOTICE

OFFICE BOARD OF SCHOOL nlRycToas 4
No 80 Burgundy street
New Orleans. July TO- 1875
TfNEh EARTH CLOSETS FORMERLY USED IN
the pull bic schools of this city are offered foe
sale to the highest bidder.
Bids will be received IT this Office until the If
teenth lnetAnt II. A. COKBiN
Jyll4t Secyetarv
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Balloon men ought to be thoroughly up
in their business.
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Masks and Faces"-The discussion about
Shakespeare.
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REWARDS,

Gin REWARD - LOST-ON MONDAY
P1V about A. NJ. in the Magazine car
a GOLD PEN belonging to the late D. c.
Byerly; also some keys. The above reward win be
paid to any one finding the same by leaving them
at the Bulletin office. jyl3
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he could do to protect himself. If the
conductor did not tell lie, the manners
OF GeorgiAneed reformation.
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FOR RENT,

CMAIL FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
- RENT-Three rooms and kitchen, No. 469 st.
And rev, between Rampant and Franklin streets
Rent very low to responsible person that can
give first class security for the prompt payment Of
other need apply. ie8
TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RENT.
LARGE AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
IN suits or sngly with bath room attached,
All the comforts of home guaranteed Apply .
No. 100 Carondelet street.
apis MRS r. n JOHNSON
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.

For which tho best musical talent available il
the country will be eng aged. and to which every
holder Of COUPON TICKET will BE- entitled TO
FREE ADMISSION.
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Not al who wear wings on summer hats
are angels.
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WANTED. TO BUY-A SMALL SECOND
w hand Fire-proof Safe. Address statin1
price box 497, New Orleans PostofBce. iea
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Grandfather Grant has Long Branch
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The Drawing viii positively commence - TEN
O'CLOCK on the morning of SATURDAY, Dscem.
Der Is 1875 at one Of the largest theatres Il the
city. It viii b conducted with
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WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHASED SECOND
w hand Font Of Type, not larger than Long
Primer. Address Boz No. s27. New Orleans. my7
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY, HAVING SEW.
w eral years experience in teaching English
french and music 10 anxious for tRt0rship in a
GUNNER and fall. Address C., ONCE Of the
hepueHcan. iva lot
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LIST or PRIZEss

APPROx1t1AT PRIZES,
TOO Approximation Prizes At G28O. 500, 600
100 Approximation Prizes at 800. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes ct &75.. 1850
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The Savannah Neacs. with evident relish,
relates how respectable colored man was
treated in car on the Contra: railroad in
GEORGIA. II saws.
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Billing g. Cooling is not very firm name.
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had no apparent human motive in resist
ing what were regarded as the lawful
forms Of the government.
The nullifers were also men Of high
ability with exalted ideas Of the absolute
sovereignty Of their own State. II the
State was sovereign party to the com.
pact, as they claimed. if the constitution
was a treaty between sovereign States,
their construction that each sovereign had
a right to construe compact or treaty
for itself could not have been contro-
verted. In the present case, however,
certain persons who have found rate of
taxation inconvenient to pay, claim that
in their opinion the Legislature had no
power to impose such taxes, and that
they are therefore morally and legally
exempt from any obligation to pay them.
1t is doctrine too small to warrant the
trouble of notice.
The defamation in the Times, about the
people not being the Legislature, scarcely
requires retutatlOn:
The Legislature is not "the people" in
any State, least of all has it been the
people in Louisiana. 1t is simply the agent
of the people intrusted with limited powers.
The P;cayune, un der former admins
tration, took the bold ground that the
colored citizens were no part Of this
people, and so their representatives were
This we could at least
and controvert. The Repub-
ican principle of government is this:
That the people shall be represented ac-
,ording to certain prescribed numerical
quota. he who acts by another, acts Tor
himself, is maxim of common law, and
% the representatives are the people.
The phrase s'we the people" was never ]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-09

Contractors Prosperous, While Indians
Live on Ponies and Dogs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-09

A Painful Story About the
Brother Of the President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-09
How Outrage Leads to
Massacre.

AN INTERPRETER SKETCHED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-09
THE INDIANS.
An Inside Picture Of Alb
original Life.

THE INDIANS As THEY WERE AND As THEY ARE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-09

INFLUENCE WITH THE GOVERNMENT"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03
From South America.

PANAMA, Oct. IA fire at Iuu!que, Peru,
on the Tin inst, destroyed three fourths Of the
the place. Twenty four blocks of houses, stores,
banks, cthcc>, H., We're Consumed. The f,e.
men, aided By the crews from the ships made
every effort to arrest it. Throwing sea water
% the flames made them worse, Iououe
being built of wood "a well as the sidcwa IS.
and the soil impregnated with citrate, made
all efforts to control the ire unavaing. 1t is
calculated that about s. 900 900 WORTH of prop.
erty has been destroyed The prlDcipll build.
logs burned are the branch of the National
Bauk, the Town House, the Iquique aud Com.
mercial hotels, the oi1ce of the Pao.ia Stea ~
Navigation Company, the market place, the
Custom house, the railway Offices, and the
Loadoa and Mexico Bank. Abundant aid
has been forwarded to the sufferers from Lima
by the Government. The Eugiish and Ger
man residents, the ;hratre, aud The Free Ma
sous, have all been actively engaged i'll coIlectIy
funds.
\ terrible i2ht, has taken place between
The paTlsaus OF Admiral Montero aod those
OF General Pcado.
The Presidential candidate, and several of
those engaged wre Ieit dead and wounded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03

ALEXANDRIA ISFIRMARY. The Southern
Churchuau, speaking of the Alexandria IT,
iruary, the ANNUAL statement OF which lately
appeared 10 the Gaz ,tte, says:
VI .i,y Of our readers kuuw that for several
years past Miss johns, daughter Of The B;>hvp
i.aa been earnestly engaged luau2uratiog hos
pit or irnary for the SICK oi Alexandria
AMI the nc,g hborhood. She has been success-
IN 10 her work, but as money is spent every
d.y, 50 she needs it every day. It's friends
vi bo Interested - Know something oi IT,
>-ce II wen! 1910 op ratlo1 UPWARDS OF nInety
nat'"n,S have been cared for within its walls
During the past year II has received twrrry-
FIX cases, wines have been jcaied with Girls.
tau klnducS- hy uuGs,- AID physicians, aud
received words OF faithful; couasel aud sym
pathy, snDe uu!i health mas bceu regaiurd,
Others uniii death has terminated their sutf.r-
ings. Its expenses during the year have
amounted 10 $40. which shows rigid economy
IL lis management. Its needs uow are very
pressing, and We hope that many will send
their free will offerings TO its treasury to re.
!icve its rmt"rrr<>meu The people Vi Alex
aDdria ought TO aid it literally
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Ehe Latest.

Having made my Fail and Winter purchases
or CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, TRUNK HATS and SATCHELS
and other goods usually found in first elias.
Clothing Establishment,
would invite the public to cali and inspec
than before purchasing elsewhere feeling con.
hdent that can please the most fastidious
MY purchases consist in part of the finest o
American, French, Scotch and English fabrics
Boys, Youths sad Mems Oyercoats, Of al
shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys ut moderate prices.
Ny stock is the largest and most complete o
any in The city. An carly call is solicited.
S. DEALHAM,
oct Is 80 King street
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EEan fE;srkafs.

NEW Yo,K, Nov 8 -Stock< qaiat snd lit
tie lower. Money !. God Is -Four quio,
ard unchanged. Whe=t dull and declining.
Corn quiet and firm.
R.LTlMogE, Nov 3 Virginia sizes, paeers
47; Virsinias, nsolidatcd, t4; est Vas. 81
Cotton quiet; midd!ing III! Flour quiet and
unchanged. " est quiet and steady; No. .
Western red l3S; Pennsylvania red l37:l40
Maryland red ll5ol45 do. amber l45 49, do
white l2O.l50. Corn-Southern steady West
ern dull and nominal; Southern white 75.77
Southern yellow 72a74; Western mixed p uat;
quiet; Southern 10 II; Western white is A
dull; Maryland ana Pennsylvania % .S2S. Pro.
visions quiet, but strong. Butter more active
Western extras rs 80; do. fists 25a31. Coffee
dul and unchanged. Sugar que. at l0s l0s.
Whiskey very dull at Sil6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03

PERSONAL AT a meeting Of the Jackson
Association of Washington, held in that city,
last night, the Washington R'pubiican SAYS:
MIR. William }. Gairy Al KNEW Y ork
IaH.mat.y Democrat, but a resident of
Alczandrl. 'unty, W.. ms native State, otfer-
81 lis services IS n SPEAKER, aud amused his
hearers for over half an hour ABOUT his expe-
t'@ncc in Bill Tw' eds cid dstrlct-tne Fourth
Sena'orl.l 0! New York-snd how msjor.i4s
were rolled up there from ten to seventeen
thousand. rs occasion required Tue tight in
iaat district was boLwG sen two Democrats-Mcr
Fl>scy ana FoA-and the spesker predicted the
election o. the latter by ut least fifteen hundred
Ai'j 'rity. Mr.. Gcary spoke OF his cJnnecti, n
W.T." tue old Wig party, and said, when that
PARTY wont down, he joined his fortunes 10 the
Dem cratic party. He quoted Daniel Webster
!" Justify MS action, snd closed by saying that
Tie duty OF ths opposition WAS to meet the party
!" p'w". squsrely in til" fed, and rou them, if
pa,:ioe
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\ LkETHREPTA-This article is manutac-
~ tured from the COCOA beam the highly nu-
trltious natural butter vi which is not abstrscted
AS in the ordinary homeop ithic chocolste 1t
i MI cxcele,L dl tetic for patients :dor treat
men. on account of its nutritious qualities, lis
purity and the readiness with which it is pre-
pared for use, not requiring to be boiled Full
directions with each package. For sale by
GEO. McBU hNEY s. SON,
nov3 lC6 and 10 kirp strert
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03

PoroMAc LODGE, l. o. 6. T-Potouac
L.4ge o! Good Templars held a very pleasant
u'"ctlng last night, at which there vas present
1t tut attendance of the members. After the
'rarsaction Of some regular routine busiocSs
an election Of ctficcrs was had, Berj. d.
StaIIl:'ss being elected Worldly Chief Tem piar,
aud ID. Il. Stansbury, delegate, and B. D..
Stanes, alternate, TO the Graud Lodge of
Frgluia. which meets in Richmond on Tues
day, the 18TH inst.
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sIt.sa&s' Rss-ps' Rslss aAiidr4R u.s. Boots
:sisoeS nusa Sinners

We s:a this day receiving full line of La
lies, Misses and CEildren's Boots, Shoe. ant
Slippers, suitable for Fall and Winter, EN-
h":ing, III of the latest styles W. solicit put
c;:@:crs 10 rali and examine for themselves, u
they viii be sold III low prices
oct " B. EADDEY, "a King st.
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z EFER ENCFS

B g. Flanagan, EST, f. &. Flanagan. jr,
JUDGE l.. Cochran ,nd .Iude" W. }. Roaert.nn,
tharlottesvi,e Va; jaime, Evans, csq., Wm
3. ls"ses, esq, h"mas u. DuJtey, esq, Jamcs
s. 2uruy, 60, Richmond, Va; Dr.. Chaotic
Mr.. Morton. ". L. Alexander, esq, Athens
ia James E5.all, asp, Thos Arkewright, asu.
Law. oauscy and many others, oi Savannah
Ga Isaac johnson. hour5 - Wine, Ju,c:A
). Mccoy, Leonaru >toddnrl, ElIred &. DAVIS.
Washington, d. i.
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~ cath er Probabilities.

WASHINGTON Nov. }, II Il. H.
Fer the Middle States, falling barometer,
'aeas' 10 southeast winds, slightly warmer,
c!ouly weather, and followed by rain. 10 the
northern portion.
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4TCTE0N SHLES.
BY +. A. kerby.

n
lGeneral Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
GALE OF \ LARGE LOT OF STONE
- W ARE will offer at public sale, on
IL U RSDA I, the 4th of Noqem Der, 1876, At IL
O'clock Il. ~. stthe Ale1andrla Pottery. No. 1T
Wilkes street. all the STONEW E contained
positive
Ierm.: Cash, except for sums over twenty
dollars, on which credi: of thirty days, with
approved secar'ty, will be 81 Ven.
oct2o-Hots Ex'r. OF B. G. Mi.burn, decd
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Els.
- TATE-By virtue Of :, decree enter ed in
the CIrGai! Court of King George county, at the
September rln thereof, 1875 in the chancery
cause Of Jones, &c, VS.. Aiexander's executors
We, the undersigned, commissioners, will offer
;9i sale, at pubic auction, At King George Ct.
House, on Til UR$UAY, November 4th, 1876,
that being Court day that valuable real estate,
located on the Potomac river, in King George
county: Va, .! wh'ch the late 6. B. Alexander
nDON, or B&YDS HOLE, on the Potomac
river, Catodon contains about ONE THOU
HAND AND TN nNiY-NINE ACRES OF
AND, Is located Immediately on the Potomac
river, about sixty miles below Washington city.
Terms made EH"wn on dav of sale
" vi \. LIT. LIZ,
2I. SEQ. Il. FiTZHUGH, 8
z. b LEWIS,
NiA". aSiiTuN, IS
JHU. PAW <, =
j. J. A>DN,
hing George counIy. 70. scots
pUBLlC SALE "a Thursday, tie 18th
a OF N"v"m"e! next, | will offer for sale ut
my !"r'". On F.'rr Ran, three miles from
6a75"e,s Cross j,oavs, F,uquler county, Va,
my HORSES, COLTS COWS, HOGS,
Wagons, GEAR. and all the Implements
usually :uond IN u large aid we'll conducted
fn;E, together With the Crop Of Corn and
Troycndcr Of moe than two hundred sores Of
land, snd my Crop Of Hay and Straw. For
particulars SEQ handful.
K. c AMBER,
P. .. "Murkham."
The Dell, t"uqricr county, sep oO-wtd
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Eartf,OUake.

San FRANCISCO, Nov "A severe shock
OF eurtI quake is reported at Fort Yuma, on he
Colorado river.
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A-te's s&iss: ss's -

Lasge Congregations sill attend the revival
services in progress ii The VI. +. Church.
Attention is called to tn, sale Of sinoeware
which takes place to.muTrnw morning at 10
. clock at the Alexandria Pottery, l27 WiIkc,
street. See advertisement.
j. Il. Mclean & Co., opposite the G z.tte
office, have received further supplies OF oysters
from down the Bay, most deciously Favored
and large aud fat.
Among the incidents of the election yester-
day were the drinking OF poisoned wniskcy by
some parties at the An Ward polls, and the
depo>ltiog Of a physicians prescription 10 The
ballot box ct the 2nd Ward.
IL Washington, yesterday, Lolo V. Walsh,
nee Brum,te, fled her bill for divorce from
Joseph Walsh She sets forth marriage al
Alexandria 10 1870 and charges her husband
with various acts Of uufathuluess
The Captain of Que of the canal boats lying
at the wharves OF the Hampshire 4 Baitm IRE
Coal Company has been missing sluce ycster.
day, and his family VINO live on tue boar sup
pose h. has ta!leu iato the river and been
drowned
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Special SStlce.
GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AMI SHOES

We have just received !. fresh supply of Cunts
,4!:. t'.e, haud-sewcd Boots and Shoes, uno
Slippers "l every description. which we unhssi.
!"Iin=:y r'":nnmend To he the very best on SKI,
~ -" ,;itI. W. Is, WADDEY,
oct | IA KING street
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RAclNG.-At the Inaugural trottng M citing
at Washington, D. g., driving park, the race
Tor the . IS class did not fill, aud ouly one co.
Try came to the post in the three minute class.
IL the PA class, purse for $1,000, $1,000 TO
me first $500 TO the second, 500 10 the third,
aud $500 to the fourth. Auuc G0iiins won TIE
hr>t heat in , 81, JDe Brown the second in
229 Observer the third in Isl aud Joe
Brown the fourth iu 2273 The dec.iiog heats
VIII he ran to-day.
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SBLECT DANCING AGADhAY.

The unde"sig ed '.l open on THURSDAY,
October Ssh, =! SAaGPTA HALL, King ST.,
Alexandria, 1T 80 p. m. the above Academy,
for Misses, Masters nnd You z Ladies, teaching
Ali the new Nal;za:, QuadrilleS and Fancy
dances, the son, and /. nc# waltz the Stone
wall Jackson Cha" ~ ve c. posed I'D taugh.
by Madune louis
Days Of Instruction, TGe:iay and Thursday
atefn 'ons, from na!!-pust u 3.3u p. IN.
Lauies and gentlemen wishing select Classes To-.
gethcr csn make arrangements with the Mad
Nme.
Professor Valentine vii! give Instructions 20
gentlemen wishing 70 make arrangements Tor
nreI!ing cuaaus.
Cal; ri the hall on school sftc-noons, or sd-
dress Madame l. LUUiS. 1922 Penn ylvaaia
AvcEur Washington
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y FUNERAL The reualns OF the late Mrs.
. oso' Guilds, who died on Saturday last 10
n'atesourg, 5. G., were inferred BY the side of
~ tiose oi her husband in ST. PauI's Church
cemetery, near this city, this morning.
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sTprHnpLDERs, .nEErI.yGs.

~ a&HlNtSON AND OHIO K. X. co
The 4nnna} general meeting Of TIC st"ckho'l
eS II u. a = HtNGTjN 81 OHIO tAIL
kDAD IGMpA> i VIII BE- held at the CO."
pan2's Office, III the city Of AieXandriM, at II
o ,.ucl; m, on WEI, F. Day, the 18th day
oi November, 1875
nov 2-su3. Il JOHNSTON Clark
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: Office TO STOCKHOLDERS.

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The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders o.
the LGXANDhIA and FREDERlCkS-
BURG RAILWAY COMPANY will BE- held
ct the fife Of Francis l.. Smith, esq corneI
Vote snd It. Asaph streets, Alexandria, Va.
TU E&OAI, November g. 1875 ut 10 O'clock a.
III. Election Tor President and Directors same
day and place.
Set 3-Hld ALBEIT HEWSON, Secty.
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faFFlCE W. g., V. NJ i 6. :. r. r. GO.
~ Alexandria, Va, Oct. q, 1915.
-;UT- GG-Ihe Auru4 Ma"ting o. h" steel;
ho'd"rs Of tn" W 'SHINGT Ton CITY, VIR-
CANA MIDI Nd j. GREAT 81 UTHER.y
RAILROAD COaP.INl will be he'd AT Sum.
Merue 4 deli, III DAN WILLIE, Virginia, on
By order Of tho Directors:
l.. ". KEiD, Sec ctary.
The transfer book vii, be CLOSED from the lOlh
proHmo until the ADJOURNMENT Of the above
ne ting. oct 2i-wiw
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Fy$H E IN ERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
4 TIL r GENERAL COM MiSSiJN HUSl-
\ ..S>, 1T No. = Prince street.
p. 3 HpOE.
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Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept 10
every family. \ slight cough, if uchecka1, is
often the tcre-Iuuncr Of Consumption, and a
time y dose Of this wonderful medicine has res
cued macy from an early grave.