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, 1875-09-15
AFTER THE PICNIC,
HeaiuK, Batloy, Mike Evnns nnd KIM
Arcd Spirits, Wind MP with n Grnnd
Row mt EpIeYsxs

He2AuEs BAtJoy, Mike Evnns nNd Kin.
drcd Spirits, WAnd mp with n Grand
Row Mt En1ey'zs
The Cosmops' picnic yesterday Was hilarious
affair, Judging from the numerous politicians
on tho Opposition aud Democratic etdes who
overindulged. Tho shining lights who follow
tho leadership Of uos.ng assembled in
FoleY's SALOON, on Clark street, during
tho evening, and somo hot and angry arguments
ensued. The Speakers uese surrounded by \
miscellaneous crowd. who were in momentary
terapersod NTH dsticuhs, knives, and pistols,
but fortunately tongues wore tho only
weapons, and thay werc used with VARYING effect
sDd until The po'seesors got tired. Ms. Hesing
wont In Fo1eJ's with few frlonds to thko so-
cial emile, and there met the fodoubsabla
Mike Bailey, tho new Building Inspector,
who carried picnic bouquet In bis hand
and WEB sonao~hat stimulated. Tho two
Hion over tho conduct Of tlloIns.ycs aud friends
At tho Twentieth Ward polls last faii.
Tho argument waxed Marin.
Bailey cricd:
i1esing yelled aud roudcd bis fist on tho
counter.
nesing called ;tr drinks.
Tho btmmars caIlod for repeators.
This batkseper aid "tho old man wouldn't
stand II.
Bailey aluaoat called Hoslng as-.b-..
War sha on the point Of being declared when
frieuds lnterfered.
All shook hauds and took drink.
Tho bummors took cigars after drinks.
Enter Jerry CallaEhau. and attacks Hesing
about an artlelo Hhloh appcasea acsioHs hisn in
tho aats-Zeisang. -.
1.-THE Old Man " Roth his bach up and tolls
JerrY, In thunder tones, that he did not write shs
ar.iolo 10 question. becaaso hc oanoot and does
not wr1to, 6ur tlst he nas Responsible for any,
thing that nIpeasad IN tho papcs, snd ho could
sne Elm il bo d. pleased.
seYoral fellows who had bson "laid ont " By
this time, adjourned to tbs back rooms.
Hesing expet1enced 3 relief nheu Mike Evans
oame in aa boozy rs ho could be, Gad hearty
hknd-shaking onsucd. Then tho talk flowed:
l(eessog (hugglng Mtke)-Thoro ID my best
Mike Contracting tho old man)-you bet your
tfo, be COB.
H.-Ah, Nike. my old boy, you are my friend
Another embrace.
M.-D-b-bot your ltfot .-.
H.-You ase ny friend, alnt you klkaf
M,--Givo 1t upI Yes!
About midnight Hesing wont out with Erana
and the two mon, accompanied hy couile q
ANAL politicians. called for hack, and ordered
the driver to take than homo.
, 1875-09-15
Additional Returns from tho
Election In Maine.
The Republican Candidate Elected in
the Fourth Congressional
District.
Money Politicians LabortnE Hard
With the New York Democ-
racY.
A Lively Fight Predicted in the Oonvan-
ton at Syracuse.


LArEaT KEruhsA
l'osToN, Sept. l4.-Addtlonaf retnrna from
Mat.oc. this mufnfng, arc meager. IN t'1mhcr-
land County. which MAS hotEy contested. a1ni
vhore1 tlie Democrats had ono Senator aud Go1r-
tv Treasurer ias. yesr. tley hasa
maio conp1cto sweep. Dagadahoc
County gives Couisur majority Of
lBe, with Democratic gains ia aeveral
towns. Waldo coansy. conplete, exco!s
jackson. rjyee 1iobcrts tDem.) Is majority, and
cfcrta Dcmuctatc county of1cets, one 6enator
ara four representatives. Nothing definite, as
vat, ia known ot tho Conversational cotlteht III
tI,a Fourth District, though P!astsd ID doubtloas
cIcrtr,, Cunnnrs ma lotity will not roach 5000.
It ~ CONCEDED bY tho Republican, papors. Nine
Constitutional AHenuHcAta nReo Pfooaoiy ocea
adopted. e.. ...
lie kenuebec Journal Office. moatIy official,
from 1G4 towne, givo Coanor 4S o35 Robo1ta,
towns Inst year gave DingIey 10, 907 Roberts.
3l.47l. Dinslaya majority. 3.4G.
There nsp yot 229 toHua and plantations to bo
hosrd from. ..
shout rs follows AndroscoXRin. 5aD Arroo-
etooh, ~: FIankIiu, 5t3; Hancock, IT konnebcc,
LAT; I.inca!n. li5; oxfoEsl. 2sa; reno!,scot.
a30; riscesaqnia, 27ll !; aaAudal,oo $50; soner-
set 34S WnshinGtou, N York. 12S.
Dcu,ocrntic naaior.tios-Cumborland. 3o1;
Knox. 40; Waldo. 50.
Kcnncheo County, except tuu snzll towns,
gives Cnunor $3.50. Roborts !, 40.
The Democrats havo elected thirteen, and per-
haps Alsceu Senators.
In tho Fourth Congressional District Con.
r1nintetl'n friends claim frum 500. to 1000 mn
1o1lsy for him, aud reEuras will doubtless elect
him by those hg1lreH.
Twenty-turee townn In Cumberland County
9ive . DamocrAtio vote OF 7..67; Republican.
$3.50, making tho Democratic majority 35l.
Three lawns to hear from gave SOD Democratic
majority last year. 10 that their majority thin
rear will mot fall far short af So" Agasnat 800
Republican, on tho ajority oF last year.
one last year. Tho Representatives arc p1obab-
ly twelve Democrats. xix lsepubiicsns, and two
tics, against twelve Democr&ts sud eight Rcpub-
loAnh laal 5onr. Tho court ofeera arc all DEM
ocsakH.
, 1875-09-15

WIlll9 III iek hO b1GNh pl tMn0illAI0 resumption
arc orldont. A rutnnr also prevailed that
Michasl Ntoso had backed down from Its
subscription to tho syndcaso guarantee.
And that mntters woro not IN A. prosperous
condition na was reported wacI
or tro ago. In an ,ntorriow with Director of
Tic b&nk thi4 morning. i. was st.teA that ru
ground o1istol ft'r any sucl, feeling Of dintrust
that 80 Tar ne tho withdrawal Of Reoso waa con-
rorned. ho had not AZ yet become stsbscfihns,
and tho nfgairs OF tic syndicate woro going on
Independently Of him; that at pro'ens tho guar
autoe f,,Id subscribed amounts to little ovor
$1,000, ,ouo that, Al 10 Tho time of rcoronns,
nothing definite could be now atatad, but pro1,-
Ably abont tho lat tro1'mo; ttnt At present mat
tcr arc progressing ntospcroiny but Slowly.
Lucky Baldwin. Who mas yesterday elected
Director vice lialetun. co,uca III I'll tho guarantee
fund tn a largo amount.
4 large number of ,1o members Of tho two
big Asock Hoarls hare gone OIL nn siGlrslon by 4
special tratu TO Virginia City.
An effort made Mt tho Pacific Exchange yes
te.,lAy TO resllmo buatneaa found but few ff1ohds
in san Francisco. Tne lsoart1 thought it ts vol
understood thai tho members OF both 1toarls
aro working indirectly through tho Little Hoard.
No fnrlnAI resumption Of btInnosA by Gitlar nf
the biz 1Ioafs II ptoIabIo until tho opening ol
the I}aslkn Of California and Ncvhda.
IL tho Nineteenth District Court to-day de-
crco waa rendered diFcharging the old Trustees
Of Tho Lick Trnet, and appointing in thor places
1ticlar1 j. FloYd, Fn1on D. Atl,ar.on. Bernard
L. Murphy, John II. Lick, and John Nitineao.
Stocks III tho Litr!o Board to-day wcre hsrong-
ct, Ovrrlnan Jumping from 80 to 30. consequent
un reported STRIKE OF rich orc OIL tho t., 100 foot
lsroI.. lsuninoas prospects arc generally bright
aul cheosful.
BANKRUPT.
sr<efdl n,spas.h 10 Ihs chisaan IribMns.
MILWAUKEE, sort. 14.--Tho OHton s1Auufao-
turing Company Of Day ylaw was today ndjudi-
cAted bankrupt.
, 1875-09-15
nHi1uAHf.

L,rr11 isoc1, Ark. Sept. l4.-pr. P. r. bur-
ton. aged about 20 Sears died this morning.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, sept. IA dispatch re-
cei7ed from DconotnoTon At miduikht Atatrs
that Ds. J. 4, Laphan died there tonight.
There sro no patticulAgs. The Doctor n&a lAtt
Gsolu2ist Of Wiseoualn, and 4 uAn of world Nids
,:!p IL scis1eA
, 1875-09-15
Foul Proceedings

Tho Albany Argus sAyu that, ~ \ proof Of ~
that : photographer Il Aio1.pdEia BY, on ths b,
b. Lawrence MveE, this aumnar photoBtspnrsrs rr'
, ruAied grouse on has most, Tlacaug Tho ansl9n.
mont within fsw feat Of haf. After hcf sRsa
bulId 4 SUMMER kitchen near tho nest but toost
RloAt care not to disturb bert aud In course o. o.
Time shs became 10 tamo tA8t shs declined "
1saya hAF mat.
, 1875-09-15

Capt. o. II. HAlloWay WAS yoaterdsy ze.elocsod
President of tho Cnclonau Chamber Of Com
merce after spirited contest
The Mclean County Board Of Bupesvisols
met yesterday for the fall term,
Procoedinga In tho HofYman-Prent,ss scandal
casa At Quincy, Ill., seopened yestsrdAy after
noon.
, 1875-09-15
Tho Hay Fevsr codveasion.

Cpd9rtpotfo&a{sst. H..
4 pleasing obisodo ID subber tlto q tna
boutAlds last week Ma hsotlg Of tho udlEea
States uRy Fever Associated 1t bathlsbsb. pex
uabahire. Boba taTe or ak huddred of ~
afflicted wore Id atseddadco, tdo!udlng Hog.
Il. H FAY, OF Chelsea, I'd tedsJ
Ward neocher, Letters OF coudse! %
cobfort ware read frob various ph5a!clads, y
rocipes and prescriptions wore fresly ldteis1.
clladged. Br. Dscoher bRde a fuddy speech, - =
The course Of Hhleh be expressed the oplaaap,as y
that tho LAbedtstiods Of Jerbiah I'd tho thofa ~
the itcah OF Paul had I'd idtibAte Eoiat1od to ~
fever. Altar gaderai sdeedzs tbs nsoelsaoa
Allourd to beos dclt ube.
, 1875-09-15

Tbs conflicts between capital aad labor in
Great Britain bid fair 10 bo renewed on very
largo scale. Representatives Of tho various
Tsades Unions have been busily engaged fos
months ast lu desihipg aehetne fos unillng ail
tho aoe.atiea 10 ono federation aud thus Etesehs
~ unhrokep front agnluss employers. The re-
port ct tleso representatives will como befo .
tue I,Ades unloa Congress, to be ht Id tn dlAa.
gov lb 0ctobeF Combination on one slde VII
BRING about ; concentration Of strength On ths
other. aud tue battles of tue tuluso will 10 co!l-
ductod On large ncale. Tha main difficulty to
thu NO, kinBmen viii A1t*u f,om tho fact that
thslr lutllv,tu4I l0tereAt a.a not tia sxtue ThutA
IL 10 reason. 70! eaan ple. ~hy weavass should
stflse oeca.iss loHhtsymen 80 dissatisfied, ard
tho federation may 'oon la falt to be an enfan.
Cling alliance instead Of = help.
Michael Sullivan died suddenly 10 = police star
tion at Milwaukee yesterday. Tue jusy fouuu
ths cause Of deAt. to have bscn eatsbsu-st inal
meningitis. H. obtained shelter BaturiAy night,
saying he was aux. County physicians we're seut
| tot. And one of them pronounced nie slckne&4 3
sham. aud le stsld II ths stallion I'LL b. ded-
, 1875-09-15
FINANCIAL.

San FRANclsco, Cal. as,.t. H.-Pof day or
txo there hss boon aouo feeling Of anxissy aud
inquiry s1p.eaaed N ~ ths proksesS Of the
lssuk Of California syndicate. ocosaloasd, 70
considerable e1teat, BY previous reports that
the hAnk would rsopeu about the 18th inst~.
, 1875-09-15
FAIRS.
THE ILLINOIS STATE IA

OTTAWA, ILL.,. Sept, 14-This, tho Inst day Of
antries a. tho State Fnir, presented . acoBe Of
animation seldom Witnessed. Goods came In
boxes, crates, barrels, and In all sorts
Of conveynnces, aud Kept coming un-
til as long as tho Judges could see
by tbs aid or t1.ckoring canllop to make entries,
they being boroud the city limits And out Of tho
reach OF tho gan-mains. but they remained as
long as any ono came to do business. The
cntries are cno1muus in NUMBER and. owing to
tho constant uso Of tho books, bnyond tho reach
OF the reporters. Great additions were made
In oyory department and oyor t,20D Btal!a were
occupied. Tuere uorc added to tho poultry
building noarl7 1000 more coops OF various
ao1ts OF fowls. Tho space assigned to ma
chnsts aud machinery has grown into
5.acre lot, covered thsckly With cyory
sort OF Implement known 10 tho
Western farmer and mochsnic. There is
Btono Department 6lled with the finest brnnds
of atone In tho West. and mora woro coming in
1t u late hour this afternoon. Floral Hall wss
ecene Of busy activity from early till 1ase 1t
has been elaboraIely decorated In part by
tho homo 6ocioty, partly by the Directors Of the
State Doard, and in part by the exhibitors, many
Of whom are ladies. The type~wsitsng macnine
nsttactB much attention 30 do . aaries OF telo-
"1sn ~ p..'s sss's W a paeu'
r,,a H..,o,,s sa..sa ,s,h.n H. 49, hi ,....a.
..,,.' 49, s'a.,aa Ths v,ot". nn,nans - rhiaaao
h.sa. ~ .,no ar1av ~ y, thsm @ nd snon,nn,, ~ werl
dona by tjosc mach,nes III It ar. norfoction ,Irs
o"s ~ ~ y n.o sveo sa., 'sass sa~ ~ ., n.e as
i Missouri River Railroad e1ltbis specimens Of
f1l!as vegetables, grain, and grass Rroan along
thoir routn in thu Wopt that Ara hard Ia hcat.
rhara 1 1sJ ~ - 80 ths M ,.,1 no ,rn,,.
-aaat.s1.. :" an~o.. s ~ ans,.s ,ia,oa " a.a '
quit made by N old lady. ago o5,
consists Of 2,704 pieces. There nre
f,nn sbown Of fovora md treos from
d,noront @ ,urssr;,a nd r.r,,ers Thsro. rsra
..e ,at, .a,s.a 49, hso,a .rs ~ nea
stalks Of oorn o7ss Il feet in height
beets. carrots. aud cabbagos. Dosiles,
t,.,dsr,nis.. fron, tbrco ~ yorr dir.
fnran. '''' 'o.sti.iss @ hsvo m o1bibi,ion
works Of their art thas are superior efforts.
Tho confusion in tho department. will be sotted
by to-mosrov noon, rbon al tho goods received
iii h.x, hes, unn.rtad md e,ob .rticlo n,,ccJ
in lt' proper place, lo'' ana GLASS and 1o too OF
tho articles In and around floral hall
To-day was tho award,na Of promlums On oer-
tain .tock Eor corn. 4 year, did, thu arst nre,
rnsnn min wa arssasd 10 Astrea; Tbs b. sseond 10
neRdria- Dess BULL Ayrshire, frts to 1amea
Lake, of Decatur. Bost ball, 2 yoars
did. 10 tho asme. Best bull oatf be-
tweo, !, month, and v.ar. To the .,ma. Hast 1
s"oea ,, .o.'.'s.' ~ -' ~ ~ s.s a so1s
5oat.o'd hgfhhue coT' hkst "ao "eoooa' 70 same'
Dest hciter yeats old. 70 BANJO.
In gtades and cropa, for the bost 9-ynat-old
COW. j. II. klHstnger. OF Missouri, first; Ed
Temple. Of Lasailo County, second.
Dost heifer. over and under 2 yoarB,
Ryburn Droa. OF D1oomngton. first and
second. Best hefcr cali, F. N. Tryon, Of o.
, 1875-09-15
LOCAL POLITICS.
Meeting Of tho Republican Cook County
Committee.
An Organization Eirectcd---.An Address TO
I}c Prepared.
Organizing Ward 0lubs-The Municipal
Election,

mitteo Of Cook County WAC hold yesterday after
noon at rarlos No. n Grand Pacific Hotel, tic
following delegates heins pro.ont:
tarss Tara-fi; T: birch, John sammerasld-
Ya,rd aa,i-w. G: rMilipe.
FUN Ward-H. i. Drayton.
Stth Ta,d-tola I}onheld-
Stssn~ S,,s,s uH1; EardIc; ! 9; frsSsp rsS.%s'ez:
-...Uh Wura--Ch,te ala.nes.
3rnth n'arh-A. @. low,
httr,n'h ,1,! r. Irara7t'eoree 1 E, White
aff!a 4Si!tst.h ""at1R Rs7a@3 !: T. tst:y e,y:.pssu
fanyftenh Wdrd-B. q. liill.
fptsnsh !sard-sl. Y. pe:nhasdt. @
Sterntetnth Hurf-LouIs Hchatfuer.
Eiya,<<nth Kard-Thutnaa Cannon III J. 8. afulen,
.S.;Ii-<nM Hard-w. II. Clarke.
1trtnt,t.n Hard-DanIcl Vuirk.
ICtAume!'e-M. G. Springer.
slato's.Attornoy Heed, Con Mann, Col. Hica~
by. ucn. nodman, Y. II. Taylor. and othDr
prominent Republicans wnra present.
Tho 1noating wAs called 10 order by AID Schnfl-
ncr, who stated that there had been meeting Of
tho Committee week before without quorum,
and that meeting, after clectinE Temporary ohi'
cure. bad adjourned until to4lay yesterday.
Tic first business III nrfer "onld ba
TIE ELECTION OF PERMANENT oFFlcENs
On motion. tho temporary officers, louis
8chaftner, ChalmAn, and II. T. 15lrch, Hacro-
Committoo.
Ms. SchafTnor rc.urncd biz thanks for the
honor conferred upon him in briof hpoech. in
which he e&d / deem the presout one Of tho
most important crlous 70 the hIs5or1 81 sue lsa-
tirnes whsp tie d,ssension in our ranks carried
m sonnn ~ lie hat mnn AMI .ilreatenru tho
disruption Of thu Republican party belteye that t.
resiors po ~ as ,ls pri.tIae 1 yjaor. o;e thai
i. vii como eut Of tGls canvass ~ I'll
umphans ~ eyer IL did Il, Its bort
tiays ,,crya 10 ,,ttfnu In tf,s hell This fail fun
cunhltsn trket rrrardie.s Of what ether parties do
The principles of ths icpublean party well known.
lion ana IL nnminsts n,r hest me,1 without regard 10
fl,n Of nny othcr pa1tT to ,lsp success
fAplda,tae.l
1oosins oe to ;e srRsnIzatsoa of wnFl md toyn.hp
ctnbe tat the people might ray round the old dag Of
Mr. d. a. Gitl saId be wes Ia taTor Of nominating
mi ncnuitc.m ticSet .yc IL # rut beaten. Ncpun.
sn is7o strtnah,n tbs vest nsees fa mnucjpa
tittct should BE- nominated ap voted for whether the
civ AUTHORITIES ca!!e;! IN election OF mt.
th' hf't Thug for .,s IN nassa TO 40
to the Republican rotes Of .e county. and to make
shfn rInhs before csflinu thn nrinaries
oaoAsizE.
s1r, G. T. Ham saksd loaye, which waa s7auted d. to
Et.air.d Th,t H. coot counsy ncpublicau Central
t.am1nitia rseammcnG "a tSs 1snahicans Of III dr.
fcrsu wsrds Of tho 81 and towns Of Tho county e
taa. seh ells rapops Z te;r orapss.ou M aad the
naues Of teir ofcers Ind esr adarvssea 10 she ssc
rst.rv NJ iii. fornmiffec n hoon M noasfbja
Atontc1 musnimnnst1. "
Mr- Irartoa nMogesin1 that It would be vol TO ad1
70 ~ no 1t ls Ma.a
to revive thcir Organizations.
M du ~ saa 1ne Co.! c ooe ~ II ~
. ~ - .,%- .h.1jx Shnufi III III. ,n..Urr.
, 1875-09-15


sr<efa1 Ispas.h to Ih. Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE aept. 14.--Tho OHdon 11kunfac-
turing Company Of Bay rlam was to-day ndjudi-
cAted BANKRUPT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-03

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all parties
~ Interested in the above suit and proceed
ings that have fixed upon TUESDAY, the
oath day of August 1875, at my Office, No. Sc
King street, Alexandria Virginia, as the time
execute the above decree, at which time and
place they are required to attend
Given under my hand this 23d day Of July,
1875. K KEMPER, Comm'r. in CIV.
f. L. SMITH, P. Q. jy 2S-iw
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" EW DRY GOODS.

EANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
~ &c.-Wo are receiving and keep constant
and Half Hose, Ladies' and Mems Vests, Shirt
Fronts, Cravats Collars and Cuffs, Suspenders,
Belts, Buttons of every description, Hat Grape,
English Grape Wells, Shawls in great variety,
Printed and Plain Skirts, together, with other
very cheap goods. D. F. BRASHEAR,
nv 20 No. 100 King st. Alexandria, Va.
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DRY Goods.

DLAID and PLAIN DEBEGES and other
l. styles DRESS GOODS, at reduced prices,
Just received. Great bargains in all kinds of
Dress Goods at
;nE n q WITMER CO.'S
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IN ARDWARE, CUTLERY
IL GARDEN TOOLS, SC,
At 68 King, on the corner of Royal st.,
Alexandria, Virginia.
The subscribers are receiving full supply of
goods in their line for the Spring trade, to which
they invite the attention of Wholesale and retail
purchasers. Thankful for past favors, we solicit
d continuance of your patronage. Orders will
receive prompt attention
j. T. CREIGHTON s. SON,
NH 80 50 King street, corner Royal.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Alexandria, Va, July 7st 1875
TO the plaintiffs and defendants IN the aJoue
suits and proceedings therein:
Take notice that have appointed THURS
DAY, the 5th day of August 1876, at my Office,
Market Building, Alexandria, Virginia to exc
cute the decree of which the above is true ex
tract, at which time and place you are required
to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chancery of the said Court, the day and year
above written. A. w. Chiffon,
jy 2-w4w Commr. in Chancery.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEXAN-
Il DRIA CITY, May term, 1876

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEXAN-
i DRlA CITY, May term, 1876
William b. Gaines, admir-. of John P. Phil
ips, dec d., plaintiff against Isaac Newton and
6. Bolton Newton, defendants
j. Orne, plaintiff, against Isaac Newton, jr.,
and g. Bolton Newton, in their own right, ar4
as executors of Isaac Newton, decd, Dorathy
Newton, George B. carp and Anna n Earl
his wife, Morris Adams and Coraline Ii. Adams
his wife, Anna N. Hupfeld, Edward Thornton
Tayloe and George B. Warren, jr.,, executors,
Ogle Tsyloe, deceased, Henry A. Tayloe, and
Thomas u. Mumford, and Edward Thornton
Tayloe, executors of William H. Ia ylor, defts;
q. Bolton Newton and Isaac Newton, ex'rs. OF
Isaac Newton dec d., plaintiffs, agai nst Dorathy
Newton, George B. carp, Anna N. carp, S. Nor
ris Adams, Caroline II Adams, AMMAN Hupfeld,
Samuel N. Garwood, Phebe w. Tayloe, Ed.
ward Thornton Tayloe, George B. Warren, jr.,
Henry A. Tayloe and Thomas 6. Mumford,
defendants. (Three suits consolidated.) In
chancery.
And the Court doth further sdjudge order and
decree that this cause be referred to Master in
Chancery A. w. Chiffon, who shall ascertain
and report to the next term of this Court Wheth-
or or not the debt decreed IN these causes to be
due to William b. Tayloe has been sgned to
Mrs. Sophia G. Snyder; and if so, he shall state
and report the character of the instrument by
which the assignment was made, the considera.
tion therefor, and the parties making the same.
He shall also ascertain and report The amount of
cash due, and which will be sufficient to obtain
q final decree in the suits of Philips VS.. Newton,
Newton VS.. Newton, and Orne VS.. Newton.
Said Commissioner may give notice of his pro-
posed action under this decree by publication
once week Tor four successive weeks in the
Alexandria Gazette, and such publication shall
be equivalent to personal Service of such notice
on all parties Extract from decree OF May
10Th, 1851
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FISH DEALERS.

FlSHl ... ..... FISH
IL Received this day per steamer,
No. 2 Mackerel,
No i"
Goldfish,
Hake, ..-G
Smoked Halibut and
Box ed Herring.
In store and for sale by
S. j. REED s. CO.,
jy27 % Union street.
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D. F. WITMER cos.

\ MOTHER supply Of those favorite Emilia
"A Cloth and Supel SUN UMBRELLAS.
Also full line of Scotch Ginghsm and Cotton
Umbrellas just received. s..
my 10 d. +. WITMER 90.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
y No hG Riro st -;

~ No. 56 King st., Alexandria, Va.
July 22nd 1876.
In the Circuit Court of Alexandria city
PRESIDENT. Directors and Company of the Farm
9rs: :, Bank of Virginia, (use Of Issscs, Taylor s.
pany and others. In chancery.
Extract from the decree May term, 1881
THE said report Of Chancery Com
missioner Kemper having been made and re-
turned before the filing Oft the amended bill, and
before the said Philip Quigley, Henry Ii. Wells
and William W. DUNCAN we're made parties
hereto, it is decreed that the said report be re-
committed to said Chsncery Commissioner,
with instructions to ascertain and report to the
next term of this Court any further matters per-
tlnent to the said inquiry which any party hereto
may desire. = y
The said Commissioner shall publish for four
weeks notice of the time and place of executing
this decree, and the same shall be equivalent to
personal service.
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PLACk ALPACAS-More of those cele-
- brated Alpacas, of which we have sold so
many and have given such general satisfaction.
They are of a beautiful color and finish and will
be sold cheap.
my % D. F. WITMER co.
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SU.H.NER RESORTS.
NOUNT TRY BOA r D.

First class country board, with large and airy
rooms bath house, plenty of ice, near churches,
store and postofice and in daily communication
with Washington. Address A. B., White Post,
Clarke county, Va. je 19-tf
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
POLICE RECORD OF RORBERIEs.

Capt Burden of the Harlem Police arrested Henry
Metze cartnan completely In the burglary in day
At the residence r at No 2 West onehun
dr,d and st. Monday ast Metler had charge OF
the upon which the furniture packed and through
him the police succeeded getting the track OF the bur
glars and recovering the whole OF the stolen property The
removal Of the goos occupied about an hour ana one person
who Mrs. Brown 20 look after the house
during her absence ooDvsrsed with the thieves while they
bringing the furniture The burglars are believed 10
be the same committed similar exploit at Mr. Foots
residopce In Harlem about two weeks ago
man went into the lewelIy Of Bella e. Squire at No
500 Broaw yesterday afternoon aud selected Tor purchase
about worth OF jsaery. After the parcel OF goods had
been made said that he would back In short
time and the sools he then hal money with him
Mr squire agreed accompany him his place AZ busness
the svAded him and tried 10 get away This eieed
Mr. sauires suspicious and he Immediately examined The
pa eel and found that = worth s3o missns MT
Squre called In f.nnisnan haharle oi hs kroawA