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The WeekLU HfuT.

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Hats, so common now, we're fret in
vented in 14O4. Algebra was introduced
into England by the Saracens in 1412.
Paper made OF linen rags was the pro-
duction Of the year 1417. To England is
accorded the honor of the invention and
use of the musket in 1921. A very USE
full, If not great invention, was that OF
pumps In 1425. Diamonds were first cut
and polished in 1889. In 1441 printing
was invented by Faust, German. Most
persons are familiar with the traditional
letters carved ON the bark of a tree, the
embryo type that were destined to merge
into the grand art which Is so prolific fp
practical benefits to the entire human
race. England was slow to seize upon
this new discovery, and it was not until
l4i4, lapse o. 90 years, !nat me arr OF
try by Caxton. Asa natural sequence,
engraving on wood followed In 1480, and
engraving on copper by an Italian IN 1880.
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NOTICE. : Frederick Heintz whose resi-


nj Office. - Frederick Heintz, whose resi-
IN .dence is unknown. is notified that AnnS
Heintz, on the 7th day Of October, A. d. 1875,
the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county OF Hamilton, and State Of Ohio, cnarg-
ing that the said Frederick Heintz, at the time
Of his marriage with Anna Heintz, the peti-
tioner herein, he, the said Frederick Heintz,
had former wife living, to whom the said
Frederick Heintz had been before that time
legally Joined in marriage; ana for that cause
said Anna Heintz, the petitioner herein, 10
asking said Court for divorce, declaring the
marriage contract between them null and void
and for change of name from that of Anna
Heintz to that of Anna Mel.
Said Frederick Heintz is hereby required to
plead, answer or deInur to the petition fled
against him, by or on the goth day or Noyena-
bar, A. ID. 1875, otherwise the cause will be
tried in his absence, and decree rendered ac-
| cordiDgly. ANNA HEIN1Z,
By +. x. DENGLER, her Atty.
Dated October z, 1875. ocS-6tF+
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Her Digtpndpr.


1t isn't a good idea to attempt to kill
two birds with one stone unless you are
satisfied that verything is perfectly
safe. For instance: A young woman
was walking down X street yesterday
afternoon, carrying a little travelling
bag, apparently making for the cars, and
dressed stylishly. She had endeavored
to kill two birds with one stone, it would
appear. Her valise was too small to
contain her night-dress and other neces-
sary articles, and she concluded to use
the garment as a-ah-a distender to
make her dress set well behind. AS she
was walking past the Central Hotel an
expression of anxiety and dismay passed
over her face, but, although she must
have known that the aforesaid ''dis-
tender" had fallen to the sidewalk, she
moved on asSgracefully as ever. But
when a practical female, who had been
walking behind her, picked up the gar
ment, and FASTENED to return 1t to Der,
gratitude or something appeared to have
made her entirely speechless.-Sacra-
mentO (Cal. Bee,
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Restoration Of Life After Fraazlne.

A friend residing in Baltimore mad In
his possession small alligator, which
had been sent him from Florida. Its
habitation was tub partially filled with
water, kept outdoors. During one of the
cold snaps of the. past winter, in the
night the water became completely
frozen, imprisoning the reptile Sin the
ice, with but small portion OF his body
protruding therefrom. 70 all appear
ances the animal was as dead as one OF
the stuffed specimens seen in museum
collection. The want Of time precluding
an effort for its extrication in the morn
ing, it was allowed tu remain frozen,
and was soon forgotten in the maze OF
the cares of the day. For forty-eight
hours the reptile thus remained frozen
and lifeless, at the end Of which time,
being thawed out, vitality became visi-
BILE, and In short time 1t was animated
as ever with no evidence of having in
the least suffered by the prolonged frig.
orific confinement.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE.-.In pursuance OF an order Of
the Probate Court OF Hamilton county, Ohio.
will offer for sale, at public auction, ON
W EDN ESDAY, November 22d. 1875, at II
o'clock A. NJ, upon the premises, the following
described real estate. situate in the County OK
Hamilton, and State Of Ohio, to..wit: Lots
designated on the original plat Of the village
Of Ceves, Hamilton county, Ohio, less forty
(40) feet of the east end o. said lots, with the
improvements thereon, consisting OF one brick
dwelling Of seven ~ rooms and a large store
room, being situated on lot number forty seven
(47), appraised ut forty-one hundred ts4,104
dollars. Not Al, $500. lot 40, 5000. TERMS u
and one-third in two years from the day Of
sale, with interest," the payments TO be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
WIN. ARGO, Administrator
Of the Estate of J. M. Runyan, deceased.
H. l.. COOPER, Attorney.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 22d, 1876 oc22-4tF
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Old Hireinian Hosnitality.

remember case in which a neighbor
OF my own, a very wealthy gentleman,
whose house was always open and al.
ways full of guests, dying, left each OF
his children plantation. To the eldest
son, however, he gave the home estate,
worth three or four times as much as
any OF the other plantations, and with 1t
he gave the young man also large sum
Of money. But he charged him with the
duty of keeping open house there at all
times, and directed that the household
affairs should be conducted always pre-
cisely as they had been during his own
lifetime; and the charge well nign out
weighed the Inheritance. 70 -e.r
The new master of the place lived in
Richmond, where he was engaged in
manufacturing, and after the death of
| the father the old house stood tenant
| less, but open as before. Its troops o.
softly shod servants swept and busted
and polished as of old. Breakfast, din
ner and supper were laid out every day
at the accustomed hours, under the old
butlers supervision, and as the yiands
grew cold his silent subordinates waited
| trays in hand, at the back of the empty
chairs, during the full time appointed
| for each meal. ....
have stopped there for dinner, tea,
or to spend the night, many time, in
company with one of the younger sons
| who lived elsewhere, or with some reIa
| tion of the family, or alone, as the case
might be, and Ihave sometimes met 9th.
ers there. But our coming or not was a
matter of Indifference. Guests knew
themselves always welcome, but whether
guests came or not the household affairs
suffered no change. The destruction OF
the house by fire finally lifted this bur-
den from its owners shoulders, as the
will did not require him to rebuild. But
while it stood its masters large inner.
itance was of very small worth to him.
George Cary Eygleston: November At
lantic.
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CtARPENTER'S MANUAL. - A practical
" guide to use Of all tools and all operations
Of the trade; also drawing for carpenters,
forms of contracts. specifications. plans. &C.,
with plain instructiOns for beginners, and full
SO cents, Of booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY Il CO., 119 Nassau street, New York.
Iau1o-d&W,tfl
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under many obligations for the success
OF his play.
"Colonel Sellers" matinee tomorrow.
THE NATIoNAL.-The regular perform
ance, consisting Of varieties and the sem
sational drama, the "Shadow Detective"
was given last night at this house to a
good audience. Same programme for To-
night.
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A French machinist has discovered
that by keeping his turning tools con-
ssantly wetted with petroleum he was
able TO cut metals and alloys with them,
altilough when the tools were used with
eut the oil, their edges were soon turned
and dulled. The hardest steel can be
turned easily if the tools be thus wet
with mixture OF two parts Of petroleum
vita one part Of turpentine,
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DAINTER's MANUAL : House and sign
L painting, graining, vanishing polishing
K !lsominling. papering, lettering, staining
gliding, &c, so cts. Book Of Aphabets so,
Scrolls and Ornaments. 81. Matchmaker and
Jeweler, so, Sospmaker, 26. TaxidermIst,
SO. OF booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY & CO., 119 Nassau Street, New York
aul9-d&w,tfl
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.DlvORCE NOTICE-John A. Hudson, late
place OF residence is at present unknown, is
hereby notified that Margaret j. Hudson did,
ON the 2lst day Of October, A. d., 1875, file her
petition in the Clerks Office of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Hamilton county, Ohio,
charging the said John A. Hudson OF being
guilty Of gross neglect Of duty towards the pc.
titioner, and Of habitual drunkenness and ex-
treme cruelty, and asking that she may be dr.
vorced from the said John A. Hudson, which
petition viii stand for hearing on the 4th day
OF December, A. D., 1875, or as soon thereafter
as the case can be heard by the Court.
MARGARET. j. HUDSON,
By DOMAIN n FORAKER,
oc22- 2-6tF Attorneys for Plaintiff
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The avenues leading to an early grave
have often been opened by a cough or
cold. Thousands have been cured and
saved by Dr.. BULBS Cough Syrup.
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I EGAL. - Hamilton Common Pleas. No.
l. 47,09j-Jacob I. Sears VS.. Martha Il. Sears.
M artha e. Sears is hereby notified that pc
tItion for divorce was filed against her on the
2Sd day of September, 1876, and alleges fox
cause Of divorce adultery. That unless she
answer or demur to said petition on or before
the 9th day Of November, 1875, the same VIII
be taken as true, and judgment taken accord
ing to the prayer thereof.
L. FRENCH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
se24-6.F
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LEGAL.

T EGAL.-Notce is hereby given that on
i Thursday, October 9Th, 1876, the Trustees
Of the German Evangelical Lutheran st. Paul
Church of Harrison, OHIO, filed a petition In
case number 47,203, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Hamilton county, Ohio--the object and
prayer Of said petition being that the name Of
SAID corporation be changed to the United
Evangelical Protestant st. Johns Church, OF
Harrison, Ohio. CHRIS. Won SEGGERN,
oc9-5tF Atty for Petitioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-30
RUCTIO% S.HEES,
BY Green Il Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
4 NOM MISSlONERS SALE BY virtue of q
~ decree Of the Circuit Court for the city of
Alexandrs, rendered at its May term, 1875, in
the chancery suit of Lowe VS.. Love- tho under
signed commissioner therein named, will offer
for sale at public auction, on MONDAY, July
Y, 1875, in front of the Market Building, on
Fairfax street, at II o'clock m, the TWO ~
SMALL TENEMENTS and enclosures, H:5
situate at the southwest intersection Of Payne
and PRINCE streets in said city; also the LOT
OF LAND in Fairfax and Alexsndra counties,
containing twelve and one-hslf acres, lying i'm
mediately on the Middle Turnpike Road, and
divided by the same; "a miles from Alexsndria;
will be sold in two lots, north and south Of the
Pike.
Terms As to the two small tenements cash !;
as to the lot Of land in Fairfax and Alexandria
counties, ten per centum of the purchase money
IN Cash and the residue in three equal install
menLs OF g. II. and i8 months, secured by notes
Of the purchaser with satisfactory endcrser, bear
ing interest, and the title to be retained until
the purchase money is fully paid.
g.. D. CLAUGHTON,
je l0-eots Comm'r. of Sale.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign News.

PARIS, June 3O.-The subscriptions received
Tor the sufferers by the foundations are unpre-
eedentedly large. The total amount to date is
$4,000. The list opened by President Mac
Mahou, already reaches $4,000.
1t Is announced that Que hundred thousand
persons, will be wholly dependent on public
charity tor mouths to come
LONDON, JuIe &c. "A special dispatch to the
DAILY News says that the number OF men women
and children drowned 10 Toulouse alone is
roughly estimated at two thousand.
LONDON, June 3O--It is reported that the
latest news FROM Burmah, is not satisfactory.
lhe kIng 1t Is said refuses to allow the passage
OF the British troops through bis territory. 1t
IL believed this condition will be Insisted upon
by this government.
DUBLIN, June 90 The Dublin papers allude
to the victory OF the American rihsmen, 10 con-
gratulatory terms. The Freeman journal
while congratulatlng the conquerors says, it
looks for revenge in the future. The Dublin
Express trusts the corlests will become annual
as they do much 10 cement the friendship of
the two countries. The Dublin Mail hopes
that the result will be better appreciation 10
the U. 5. OF Irish character and aspiration.
MADRID. June 3U.--lt is officially announc-
ed that Geu. Martinez Campos. has occupied
positions on the river E9ro, in order TO prevent
the escape Of the Carlsts from Valencia, and
Arragon into Catalonia. General Juvellar,
commander OF the army Of the Centre, with
twenty eight thousand troops is advancing by
Different routes on the Carlists leader Dorre-
garay, VINO commands twelve thousand men.
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From China and Japan.

SAN Francisco, June 29. The steamer
Oceanic, from Shanghai Juue 5th and Yoke.
hama 18th, brings the following news:
China has appropriated 40, 900 tcals for rep
resenta,ion at the Philadelphia Exposition
The local government at Hong Chow proposes
to send independently 10000 teals worth of
porcelain and silks.
The authorities of King kiang express re
greet for the recent destruction of the American
missionary chapel, and offer to make good all
losses.
A rebellion has broken out 10 Mauchooyia
caused by represslve actions against mining
laborers Fifteen hundred troops have been sent
from Tier lsir to quell it.
Trouble has arisen between China and Spain
10 consequence off, prohibition by the former
OF Coolle emigratlL. Cuba
The British steams Douglass was attacked
10y Chinese smugrlers, 90 Chow on May Goth,
and customs officer l. ned Blackjack shot.
The smugglers We're beate.l off and four killed.
The u. s. Consul General ut Shanghai re-
Gently tried an American named Glover 10 the
Chinese service as Commissioner of Customs
for damage caused by his action 10 his official
capacity, under orders Of the Chinese govern
meDt. 1t is claimed that the Consular iursdio-
ton was improperly exercised.
A typhou visited Hong Kong on May 81.
The steamer Payang was wrecked near Ma
coo, and l25 lives lost. OOe hundred and fifty
juuks were destroyed and great damage done to
property in Canton, Hong Kong, and Whompoa.
Arlooni Mort, formerly Charge de Affairs at
Washington, tor Japan, has been appointed
Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs
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EGTxO-V SXLES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Default having boon made for six successive
months in the payment of the semi-monthIy in
stalments secured to 1.-THE Alexandria Co oper-
alive Building Association Of Alexandria, Va, ;"
bv the deed of trust hereinafter mentioned and
the Board Of Directors of the said Association
having requested, in writing, sale of the prop
erty thereby conveyed the undersigned by
viz. ue of the deed OF trust from Harriet v.
Ladde to them, dated November H. 1871, re-
corded in deed book No. 2, folio H. one of the
land records of the said Court, will, ss the trus-
tees therein named, at II o o'clock M, on SAT-
uRDAI, July 18th, 1875, in front Of the Mar
ket House, on Royal street, in Alexandra city
Va, offer for sale, by public auction, the fcl.
loving property, situate in the said city, viz:
The LOT OF 6 RO u N D. with the
three-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
thereon, located on tho west side of Lee ST., ri
between Queen and Princess streets, and former
ly occupied by the late Mrs Ladde.
The amount due said Association is S4l5.18.
For more particular description of the above
property and the title which the undersigned
Will sell and convey, reference is hereby made
TO the said deed
Terms of Sale Enough of the purchase mon
ey IN cash to pay the expense Of executing these
trusts the residue upon credit of six and
twelve months; the deferred payments to bear
six per cen! interest from the day of sale, and to
b. secured by the purchasers bonds, with per-
sona surety. and deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold. Cost OF conveyancing TO be borne by
purchaser.
For further information apply to D. L. Smoot
Attolnny Tor said Association.
JNO. B. SMOOT,
THOMAS PERRY, Trustees.
GEO. H. ROBINSON,
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Nv Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
EXANDRIA, VA.-Pursuant to decree
of the Corporation Court for the city of Alex
andris, Va, rendered at the April term, 1875,
thereof, in the suit of George B. Cochran VS..
Benjamin Thomas widow and administrative
etc., the subscriber IS commissioner of sale
under said decree, will offer for sale at public
ancton on MONDAY, the 18th day of July,
1876, at II M. in front Of the Market Building,
on Fairfax street, in the city of Alexandria,
Va TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND
in the said city Of Alexandria, situated at the
southwest intersection of Payne and Cameron
streets, in front on Payne street sixty feet one
nch and in depth l23 feet 5 inches, the same
being the premises formerly occupied and used
by James Grigg As q soap factory.
Terms $500 in cash, and the residue of the
purchase money in three equal payments at e,
II and Is months from the day of sale, with in
teresl; the deferred payments to De secured By
the bonds Of the purchaser, with approved Sc
curity, and the retention OF the title until they
are paid. ALBERT STU ART,
ia lU-eots Comm'r of Sale
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Loader and Price,

New York, June 80. 1.-The Tribune SAYS
the mau Loader, 10 conversation with one of its
reporters 10 the Raymond street Brooklyn jail
yesterday, denied that he ever said he saw any
improper intercourse between Beecher and Mrs.
TiIton.
New YORK, June 30.--Robert A. Granpss,
Henry S. Rasquin and George w. Kuaebel
were examined at the Third District Court,
Brooklyn, this morning, as witnesses in the
case of Joseph Loader, who has been arrested
for perjury at the Instance OF Rev. Henry
Ward Betcher. The case was then adjourned
until tomorrow morning. John j. Price is
also to be made defendant 10 the action,
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BY Green IL Wise,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
MILLS.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.


Under authority of the decree of the Corpora
tan Court Of Alexandria, Va, made on the 9TH
day OF February, 1875 in the suit Of L. A. Won
Holman VS.. John H. Russell the Subscribers,
Commissioners Of the Court in said cause, will
cell at public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House of said Court on
MONDAY JULY12 1876
at y M, the property at the foot of Duke street.
Aexsndris, Va, known MS the
NEER MILLS,
including the COOPERS' SHOP, with sll sp-
purtenances.
Terms SIG. SO cash; the residue in two
equal instslnlents, payable, respectively, Octo
Der LIST, 1875, and October lst. 1876, with interest
from day of sale; to be secured by the bonds of
the purchaser and lien on the property. Tt!a
to be retained till full payment. Buildings to
be kept insured in an amount equal to the
amount remaining unpaid, and policies to be
assigned. Property to be resold at purchaser 8
risk on his failure to comply with terms of sale
or to secure and discharge the deferred pay
ments. ). FERGUSON BEACH,
LINDEN KENT,
my I2-eots Commissioners.
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Suicide and Death,

RICHMOND, June 3O.-Col. Thomas H. De-
witt, tor many years Secretary of the Board of
Public Works Of Virginia and Chief Clerk in
the Second Auditors Office, suicided early this
morning in the paror Of his residence by
placing the muzzle Of a rife iu his mouth and
firing it off, blowing his brains out. The de-
ceased was about 81 years old, and much es-
teemed in this community He was native
of New York State, and long prominent Ma
son and Knight Templar. The deed was
caused by general depression, induced by con-
liuued sickness.
Jeremiah Willis, Minister of the Society of
Friends, and formerly OF Philadelphia died
here yesterday, aged eighty-two.
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SlOrIll-

LEBANON, Pa, June 81 "A terrific thun-
der storm passed along the southern borders of
this county last evening. At Schaet1erstown
the houses Of Andrew Showers and Levi Sheetz
were struck by lightning, aud the latter entire
ly destroyed. The house OF Jacob Torrey, east
of Saskatchewan, and his houses between
Scha' tferstowu and Bricker>viIle were struck
by lightning aud partly destroyed. Trees and
fences were uprooled and the grain swept clear
TO the ground for miles
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Struck BY Lightning

NEW loRK,Je. 3o-Durlug the storm Sunday
lightning struck Aliens school, Aliens corner,
New Jersey, Thomas Hewitt, 25 years old,
engaged at the time in distributing tracts was
passing 10 front OF the fire place as the electric
huld entered, aud was struck aud instantly
killed The bulldog was shattered and the
chimney fell III iujuriug some of the teachers
and scholars but not seriously.
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No Verdict Yet.

NEW YORK, June 30.-The jury 10 the Til
tou-Beecher case, has been out DOW for six DAYS
and Blk nights and there is not yet any word of
thelr coming to an agreement. Judge Nelson
oe!ng questioned, as to the chances of the iury
oelug seut for to-day, replied that they would
only be sent Tor at their own request, or that of
the counsel on both sides.
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The Markets..

NEW YORK June 3O.-Stocks active and
lower. Money 2. Gold II. Flour firm. Wheat
lie better. Corn quiet snd unchanged.
BALTIMORE, June 3O.-Virginia SKIES peelers,
49, do. consolidated 694; West Vas. 81 Cotton
weak and lower middling l5 Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat frmer; No. Western
amber 1872; No. 100; mixed do. lz8al29; No. |
Western red 1870; No. do. l28sl29; peansyl
amber l30al32 do white l20al32 No. 2 Mil
waukie Spring lN. Corn frmer; Southern
white 81 yellow 81 Western mixed so on spot;
sO1 last half July. Oats weak Southern light
69a70; heavy 6S; Western white b4a65; West
ern mixed 62a63. Rye dull and nominal al 95a
100. Hay firm and unchanged. Provisions
strong. Butter quiet and steady; Western
extras l0l22c do. frsts l8 80 Coffee nominany
higher; ordinary to prime Rio cargoes l64al9c
jonbing l6Sal9S, Sugar frmer and higher at
l0salO4 Whskey quiet but firm.