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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29
ATTORNEYS


P.TH0NPS0N. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
i lor sill practice law in Court, draw convey
contracts and any other instruments il desired
Giil bef3unI the Court House at thu Lancaster
Uouse Circuit Court Comm ssioner for Grant County
RCHIE W. BELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
\ General Collecting Agency. Office ia Was' burns
Rlack. Maust, PattevilIe Grant Co, Wis 81
DARBER 4 CLENENTSoN, ATTORNEYS AND
ID GpunselOrs At Law Lancast ter. Wis. Malpractice
AL state courts; will buy and -eli lands, pay tax
- obtain land patents bounties pensions and other
.Itims against the Government 30-42
BUSHNELL CLARK. ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
ID sslor- at Law, General Collection and Land gts0
lancaster V-iscoasia 3O-42
GHAS D. suRADER. ATTORNEY AND C0UN-
y selor At law. Attends 70 collections, pensions,
bouates Also business before the nited States
Patent Office, Lancaster, Wisconsin 32-46
r, 50 r. HAzELT0N. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
II inr ~ Law Boscobel Wisconsin 3O-42
ROCKEFELLER. ATTORNEY AT Law AND
}. Notary Public, BeetowR. Grant Co, Wis 3l-3l
SAMUEL MERRICK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
, Tor At LAW. Fairpay. Grant Co, Wis 1892
VVAROEN ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUN
" seIlor At Law, Jamestown. Wis Will prosecute
claims and make collections promptly. Sid
w BRADLEY CLARKE, ATTORNEY ANDC0UN-
W selIor st Law aud Notary Pubic, Bloomington.
Wis. AliegAl business promptly attended TO. Col,
I ections made and loans negotiated 30-42
IYrM. 4 GEO. b. CARTER. ATTORNEYS ATLAW,
w plattevie Wis Practice in all tho Courts Of the
state. Office Hodges McCarns Bank. 3l-42
IIrM. ". LIKENs. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
W At Law Mineral Point, Wis Successor to Cobb
Likens) Practices ia the q. 8. and State Courts
aud attends agencies and collections in all parts of
the state Office in Lenaham's Block Bias
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:
The above is Mr.. Palmer's account
for cash expenditures and services,
and we have drawn upon the appro-
priation for that sum. Forty six dol
lars yet remain in the treasury, and
will not fully pay the necessary ex
penses of distributing the remainder of
the fry. 1t has been our wish to have
the cost of distribution paid by cities
and towns located on public waters,
and we hope in time to create such an
interest in the matter of fish culture
that this will be done. 1t may be
proper to add that the common coun-
Gil of the city of Madison appropriate
ed the money necessary to pay ex-
penses of taking the fry from Water
vile to Madison, and the same have
been the case with Geneva.
The general Government has sys-
tematized the matter of fish-culture,
appropriating for that parpose up
wards of $4,000 annually, and plac-
ed at its head Professor Baird. Un-
der his efficient management immense
quantities of the spawn of the better
varieties of fish are secured, and are
distributed gratis to States provided
with commissioners. They are only
expected TO pay expressage, which is
very trifiing in amount. We were
very much gratifed in receiving from
Mr.. Baird his congratulations on the
creation of commission in Wiscon-
sin. Under date of March &c, 1874,
he says:
81 am very much pleased to learn
that Wisconsin has joined the ranks of
the States provided with fish commits
sioners, and | have no doubt, that by
a careful consideration of the ques-
tons connected with the interior fish
cries, measures will be adopted by
which the food resources of your State
can be materially improved"
Thirteen States are already provid
ed with commissioners, named respec-
lively as follows: Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Con-
necticut, Rhode Island, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Alabama,
California, Michigan and Wisconsin
Maine is the pioneer, having entered
upon her ninth year. The seventh
annual report of the commissioners OF
New York will soon be due. The
other States follow in rapid succession,
and before many years we have no
doubt that the matter of fish culture
will engage the attention of every
State in the Union.
Many and various experiments have
been made in New York in respect
to acciimating to their waters differ
ent varities of valuable fish. Under
the skillful management of Hon. Seth
Green, Superintendent, success has
generally attended these experiments.
In his labors he had received the en-
couragement and aid of Horatio Sey
mour, Geo. g. Cooper, and Robert B
Roosevelt, from the start we believe
fish commissioners of New York
These gentlemen enjoy national rep.
utations and their endorsement of fish
culture is worthy OF consideration. In
closing their fourth annual report
these gentlemen say:
"We point with pride to what has
been done during the past few years
and with the small sum &C our dis
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DENTAL.
HOTELS

nRF Il gOOMEs DENTIST, BOSCoBEL, WIS -
y OGh over Sawyer& Favor's store Can be fonnd
during hours FROM Q A. VI +ill5 P. NJ. So-l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29

g Maple-sugar prizes are award
ed TO the best spoilers at Pulaski On.
T. contests.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29


nEET wv HOUSE. W. G.. WILCOX PR0PRfE-
ID tor Having i released the hotel At Beetown |
tns prepared To the public IN proper mhnner.
Good table anu FIRST class accommodations generally
80, NM. st.llo attached 1918
pLOONINGTOE HOTEL, SIMON wo0DHoUsE
Is pronrietor bloomington VIA. Having reitted
and huiit ample tor the accommodation OF
guests / am now prepared 70 accommodate them
with v eli furnished rooms, good beds and well sup
plied tables sample room. Attentive hostler; good
ttii,, 3l-42
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FISH CULTURE.
First Annual Report OF the Commissioners o
the State Of wisconsin.

To His E1celleacy, Govereor Taylor, and the
Legislature Of Wisconsin:
The Commissioners of Fisheries,
appointed by the Governor under
chapter 253, of the session-laws of
1874, are not required to make re-
port of their action under such ap-
pointment, but the Importance to the
State of the interests committed to
their supervision, is of such a charac-
ter that we feel it our duty to make
statement of what has been accom-
plished by us, and also to make GER
tain suggestions and recommendations
for the consideration of the State law
making power.
BY the provisions of chapter oil,
of the session-laws of 1878, five hun
dred dollars were appropriated, to be
expended under the direction of Pro-
fessor Spencer F. Baird, United States
Commissioner of Fisheries, in premot-
ing the artificial propagation and the
introduction into this State of the bet
ter kinds of fish. A statement of the
expenditure of that money furnished
us by Professor Baird, shows that the
entire sum was expended for that pur-
pose, the details of which are IN the
hands of the State Treasurer. Of the
fry of the spawn of that year, several
thousand were placed in the lakes at
Madison and also several thousand in
Geneva Lake. As near as we cal as-
innate, 10000 salmon were distribu I'd
in these waters. They were Matched
at the private clearinghouse of IL. S.
Dousman, Esq, at Wateryille, in Wau-
kesha county.
Under the act authorizing the ap.
pointment of commissioners, the sum
of $3.50 was appropriated for the pur-
pose contemplated in the law, and was
to be expended under the direction of
the commission RS thereafter to be APP
pointed by the Governor. With the
funds placed at our disposal we have
been able to do but little.
We received, through Mr.. Baird,
100000 spawn of the California sal
mon. These were sent direct from
San Francisco TO Boscobel, in this
State, and came unattended as ex.
press matter. Mr.. Palmer, one of the
Commissioners, and who owns a pri-
vate clearinghouse at Boscobel, I'M
dertook the Matching and distributing
process. From these spawn he hatch
ed some 81 900 fry, in excellent con-
dition, unusually strong and healthy.
AT the date of preparing this report
10000 had been distributed in the
waters of Grant, Crawford and Lafay-
cite counties. The residue were to
be distributed in the northeastern
counties and among the lakes and riv
ers of Sheboygan, Fond du Lac and
Winnebago.
The following itemized account
shows the expenses thus far incurred:
Express charges. .S41 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29

nENNISTEN HOUSE, L c. FORBES PRoPRIE
y tot. Ca4syiIIe. Wis Having leased the above
premises l have thoroughly renovated and renttt
tbep fr the accommodation Of the travelling public,
[ hope ~ strict attention to the wartsof guests TO
uasrit liberal share Of pubic patronage Good sta
sIfn.. ,ttasbed BIB
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
AR$FRACTa.
AGENTS.

4 BsrRACr OFFICE FOR GRANT COUNTY. JOS,
4 eph B1ck Lancaster. 0face over the Bank 5o-4Z
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29

nR.P A CLARKE. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
/ , Lancaster. Grant county. Wis May be found At
his residence ESQ yards west # Jones drug store.
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PHYSICIANS.

DRc f. FALLEY. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
~ ana Pension Examining Surgeon, Lancaster, Wis
0aiceover EaIdwin's Hardware store. So-4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29
Disappointed Adventists.

Madison, December, 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29

RCHIE W BELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
I General Collecting Agency. Office in Was burn :
Heck. Maiu-st, Piatteviite Grant Co, Wis 32-7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29

: ANCASTER HOUSE, 7, bIsFf bKN FsN, nut nj n
1 tor Lancaster, Ms. Successor to G }. Hyde J.
rhfs House has been re-furnished throughout. No
a4ins spared for the accommodation OF guests Table
,+t.,I,r.-s 3O-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29

TAYRsA DAVIS. GESERALCOLLECTING AGENT
J and Conveyancer, Patch Grove. Wis. |oHeetions
nrom,tIv attended to. References given. 80 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-29

4JVRIGHr HOUSE, u a. STREETER, PROPRIE-
" sreoruer ii BENSON and Pine streets Patteville
SIS Naw house aud ly furnished. Good stabling
i connection. free Bus 10 and from the cars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH.


New DIRK, Oct. Is. Gen. Sharpe, sur
veyor OF this port, makes the following state
ment IN retuta'lon Of the publication made by
Western paper regarding tbe arrival Of Sec
r"taiY hris;5w ) tIlnliy from Europe
y hilc the steamer was at auchor, waiting
the health officer, the Government cutter APP
preached and paced ON board of her the
deputy surveyor and inspectors assigned 10
the VtsSc!, and The cutter left without aking
from the steamer auy person or any article OF
baggage, aud no baggage left the steamer by
any other vessel. Mrs. Bris,ow aud family
add ali their baggage remained upon the steam.
cr until she was dockeri at Jersey City when
they landed and the baggage went ashore with
that Of al the other p.sscugcrs 1t consisted
OF tour trunks ard four small packages for state
room use. Mrs: Bri>tow made declaration
under oath OF the contents OF her baggage,
stating with PARTICULARLY such Of her personal
attire as Was new, aod upon which the duties
were paid. The baggage was examined and
treated IN al! respects like that of other pas
sengers and having gone ashore with all the
baggage that came from the Scrthia was after
such examination, sent to Mrs Br,Stow's hotel
BY public express.
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Foreign News.

MADRID, Oct. Is. The Epoca, Of this city,
has an editorial article explanatory Of the note
recently sent to The Vatican
:" The note y the Eroca says. "po nts 70 the
re,g'ous condltlon o.! Europe, anu u.ukcs the
deduction thai Spain Cannot be exceptional 1t
expressed Wish 10 negotiate for the mod flea
tion ii some Of the articles Of the Coucurdat of
1891. winch eau never De executed y
LONDON, Oc. ID There We're heavy gales
around IN" cnaSlS OF Great Britain yesterday.
The telegraph has already announc d the
Sr"ck 4 s-v:ral coasters aud the loss Of !: uum.
or u ives
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2OV:i i. rciieu

DEs MONIES, Ger. Is. The State REGISTER
has rc,uria from savcn'y-iour Counties, in which
the net kcrn>i.cau nj rity is 26, 90 I: csli-
mates The Il ;u''ic." Aaority vii reach about
3o.sQO T. 3l,U0D l. aIqcrs report ouc fur
III gain Ia III" S,nalc ior The Republicans,
Watson, OF jackson. The dispatches make
SOM chap.e> IL the II use, bu' the relative
stAr3laG o: the two paric, in that body re-
MUS al ,ut thv auc as estimated late We'd
nes.!ay ui-ht.
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sreil. aaFi.i,rI;-a.

San FRANCISCO. Oct. - "A sharp shock
Of earthquake was experienced here about six
o'cioch this evening. Fac Vibrations we're from
east to west. Ai"ic-S ru!n Santa Clara Valley
south OF San Francisco Mention the occurrence
OF Il similar shock there. No damage has been
reported.
Officers Of the regular army and volunteer
olnhvrS l0 the late var. crlc dlguitarcs ard
pEonincG! clrz rs are ba+quct;ug with Gen.
Sheridan tonight.
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SEITEUN SHES.

[ tOMM lSSlONE SALE OF REAL En-
- rATE-By virtue of y decree entered in
Che circuit Court of King George county, at the
cause OF Jones sc, vs.. AlesanIer's executor,
80 1,I' u:oefHgncd. commissioners, will ull"r
If rs, sac al p -, 74> aScton u, kng George O..
49, Losi1 Ga q -, DAY, November 4th, $50,
located on the Potomsc river. in King George
county. Va, OF which the late G.; B. Alexander
q ca sGz ID and nssessei, ana known As GAL
hDON, or BOIDS HOLE. on the rofonrae
river. Caicton contains about ONE ,rii'tI'-
SAND AND TWENIY-NINE ACRES Or
LAND, Is located immediately on the potomac
river, about sixty miles below WASH! g on CIV.
Terms made kncwn or day of safe
WI. A. LITTLE.
81. GEO. K FIIZHUGu. :
+. b LEWIS,
CHAS. ASHTON. g
JNO. PAYNE, >
j. J. MASON,
King George county, oct 5--eots
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E!ac Noe Murder.

New YORK, Oct. - The grand jury hay
ing cxamlci all the witnesses ag#inst John
Da.aa charged witt the murder oil Mr.. Noe,
Yesterday, ordered bills If Indictment against
the accu>ci. iHdlctmcnts have been found
tor murder in the first degree. robbery in the
hrst Geg:ee, grand larceny aud receiving stolen
goods 50 as 10 embrace al The circumstance S
Ct the case. Dian viii he arranged to dag ia
thu CUuri Of q, ser aud TcrDIioer.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.


In monetary matters we have nothing OF IN
.s-est to note Business generally is quiet, and
the demand for money Tor legitimate CONNER
c;sl purposes is not pressing. In New York
me rates are ;a4 per cent for call loans, and STA
:, for hrst class commercial paper. State bonds
ere very quiet. In New York Virginia IS are
quoted 1T 80 new 40; consos 50; deferred 9,
and in Baltimore we note sales Of Va consols at
ts;. snd of Virgins coupons at 60 Corporation
., Alexandria stock is steady, with but little on
the market nominal quotations GSs70. Rail-
mad securities are dull and we quote:
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Kil.. 1Iisrknk-

God ~. Flour quiet ard unchanged.
What la2a better. Corn u shade irmer.
BALTIM kE, Oct ID Virrinia skies, paclers,
-; Vas. consolidated, G53 ". Vas o. Colt, N
strong; ,:'i!Gling l%!.i3S. Flour quiet steady
and unchanged. " heat Hrm; No , Western
red 1876; Penn. y!vania red i25a:32; Maryland
red ilU.llo; do amber IIjal50; do. white I20a
l'". Corn qIle:, bul firm; Southern white 15s
,; Southern yellow 12aII35 Western mixed Tia
~. Oats hrmer; Southern lO.1o Western
VIII lc 4G; Western mixed 44.Ij. Rye gu ct at
13.S2 Hay. quiet and steady Maryland nnd
Pennsylvania Timothy 22aS24. Provisions dull
and neavy and unchanged. Butter steady ;
ira. sugar easier at lusalUJ. Whiskey dull
~ : III
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Outrage at iSiH.haimton.

hlNGuAMroN, \ Y, Oct. Is As Minnie
Gcrman, AGED niac years, was walking with a
Younger sister IN The outskirts of this city last
night, she was wayiad AID outraged by IL young
man. The screams of the children attracted
the attention OF two ladies, who went to their
Ass sjancr
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BY F. a. RerE,y, .Auciioneer.

ISY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST,
- dated June ,, 1879, and Of record in libcr
no ), p iG Of the Land Records OF Aiexandris
CITY, tha undersigned. (who was by An order Of
me C9rrVratlen Court .: Alexandria city, a. is
Jane !creI, 1879, substituted as trustee in the
place ard stead Of L.wrcrcc B. Taylor, deceased,
IN Certain deed y: trust from Julian +. Hon,
GerSon TO saG Lawrence b. rny Tor Tor the be.!c-
lit q james +. henderson, will otter for sale al
puh!lc auction, in front OF the Market Building,
Oh holA street, II the city Of Alexandria, Va,
on , hDAl the % day of October 1875
! - OtTuh RIGHT, TITLE AND NTElf-
ti>I "t The SAID JuIi&n +. henderson in the
real estate, Of which John Il. Henderson tn
father Il the s:ut .luuan I Henderson, dio.l
81 D.! ana uos> .s.zoi. wherever the same may
DC situated, The same being together with tfa
distributed share ot h,.a Ga" SAID Julian T.
Hcnotcr.onl in thu personal PROPERTY of The said
John +. Henderson, deceased"
!rIlus 81 sale: Cash
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6. G. Tborp and |. G. O'NeaI; 2nd Ward. e.
HOLIDAY and B. Lewis; 3rd Ward, Fl. King
and /. |. Edelin; 4th Ward, h. I. Lucas and
W Miller.
Upon motion the Convention adjourned sine
die
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CHARLES +. STUART.
Sei'"-c"td substituted Trustee

EauahIC SAFE On Thursday, the 4.h
4 Of November next, vii offer for sale vt
ny farm, on Fiyry Run, three miles from
Barhecs Cross Roads F@llqu;er COUNTY, Vs.,
my HORSES, COLTS, COWS, HOGS,
WAGohS GEAR ard n. the implements
usually tound on !. !"rge aid vel! conducted
farm, together with TIE Crop q. Com and
HrovendnF o nose tn&A :wo uu4drcd scrcs Of
land, and M Crop Of Lay uul Straw. For
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E,,b. AZ. EtsSr,S siis.S.

Justice Palgctt having emerged succc~ >fu;ly
from the daogrrs OF the law which lately en-
colnHaS,ed him, is still dispensing justice at his
otfice IN Market Alley.
Among the patents issued last week from
the Patent Office, iu WASHINGTON was one to
LHouidaS II. Alcti!nr2s, Of Woodstock, Va,
Tor az Improvement IN A:rrowS.
Old Dominion Commandery of Knights
I:mp'ar had aBother dress parade and drill
this afternoon, presented an exceedingly hand
some appearance and went through the diff
cult cVoutlon> required Of them with excep-
uonal precision.
y gcntIcmao remotely connected with the
drawing Of the Moutpcicr Lottery, went to
market tic other luUrulng aud purchas d of a
ru>kr looking old countryman some potatoes.
for which he rand, but was utterly astoushed
whHu the couutryman exclaimed, Sold again
and got the money; now let the band play"
On and after O:tober lst iu supply of
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup can be found 10 every
drug store. pr!cc % cents per bottle; five for
800.
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sTOthHDLDHx, .rEgTS.yGS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A meeting Of tho stockholders of .hc MID
DLhbU RIG and PLAINS TURNPIKE 60
will b" HID in MildIcbu-g. on SATURDAY,
the l6tA day of October, Is ), ut q clock ,. m.
al the flee Of Is. L. NolsnI
JAZZ ES PRiESr, President.
Milllciurr &c q a :,
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e. FOR RENT-l'h. Tina BEirk RESI-
Ea5 DENCk on lee street, adjoining the Fr.l
Natlohal Bark, u. prcaen. oc upici Ey .Jn,crh
he"siey csq. t"r terms app.y TO present ""cy
PAM, or to j. No. L. IL LII. nvt ~
FOR SALE.--I offer at private sllc the
M:4 we'll known RESIDENCE, 10 - ). i'itt
street. Terms satisfactory. For futhcr nlorm-
alton apply TO j. G. MILBUkN,
scp5tt Executor o. B. g. Miburn, dcc'd.
d. FOR REET-TWO DWEiLINGt, Que
ss5a on Washington street, with ga~ ana water,
sud ono on -. As..ph street, with ;,tIm, At to-"
door. Apply to j. Z. HILL, Agent tor Ms
Robt. Bruckett iv Is
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NJ Office TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Milllciurr, &c . G 81

The Annue Meeting Of the Stockholders If
the ALEXANDRIA and FHEDER;ck>;
BURG RAILWAY COMPANY will b, held
ut the iii e Of Francis l.. Smith, esq, cornc~
Wolfe and st. Asnph streets A!cxandra, Va,
! y ESDAl, November .. 1870. NJ ~ O'Clock u
m. Election Tor President IND Directors same
day and place.
oct 5-Nld aLBERT UEWSDN Sarnv
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Fairfax county, sep lS~wIw

7 EDGEES FLUID lREDy, TIE UNl
A VERSAb DlSINFECThNT. Pcr:nnn-
rarate OF SuGa.j IL is The only true d3in tecsNat
kn""h, I'LL other Pr pprAtlGns sold for this par
pose beng merely tcn!o!izcrs fur Articles which
possess til" property al "vcrr"warag unpleasant
smells by their own luag.'l and often Disagree
"hi" and dang"r,u. qGHitLjc,.} II Is particularly
adapt Il Tor disia!cct'Ug sick rooms in c,scs OF
lyphus lever, small prX, cholera, scarlet fever,
dArrhu:H, and AII conLtp iuus disnasc., and tot
purifying rooms IN w!lch there are dead bodies,
removing 1T once MI unpIcasant smells, and
destroying cticctualiy nny l.lon: germs Of DIS
ease. BY placing The diluted lud III dishes o!
basins, about bed chambers, school rooms, wcrl,
shops, hospital wards, a., ii keep: the AIR IN II
perfect state OF purity. for stables, s,uughle~
houses, butchers shops, da,ries, cellars, SC il
Is invaluable, Keeping tnetn in u perfectly
Wholesome state by merely sp~inkt;ng the dl-
iutcG il.ii over the floors and walls. |, keeps
dust his, water csUsc.., drains, urlnus, Sc,
sweet and wholesome, 3v usirs once twice u
day For sae b. JAN-,;I u Co,
sen - AS King street
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TNO&. MOORE,
falT'N& TO-. 81" = WV CONS .: sale.

{ VhN MISSION FRS SAL1 Or EALUA-
~ Bile REAL tSIATh-Hy authority of
tn: decree 81 tho Circuit Gour. of Fairfax c.un-
y, r"ilicr"d ~ } me term $50 nud the DEGREES
ttcr III ~ erred Ia, in tHc CAS-" OF Gou4iugS
admir-. against y. Is. U!t"rnecN and others the
Un"risiShc!. NJ SpoclaI commissioner, will, on
BOMBAY, the 18th day 0! October, 1879 in
front oi the Cuur. House door of SAID county nj
i o clock ln., Sell To the highest bidder. n, pub
lie sale, That certain TRACE OF LAND, lying
on the south side Of and adjoining tie village OF
Controviile, and containing ll14 acres. Persons
desiring 10 purchase Aro referred to Nh l. ter
back, VII" wi. show the premises
Germs OF Sale rs pr;,.crbat IS she decree "f
.H'h: one teutn 81 the pHrch.>e money u nn
pal, III hand on tE" day Of sai" ~ u deposit
IithI" T. b., forfeited nd la" inlli rrsni" vt the
cost and risk If he purchaser il the terms Of
sale 'rrc no. complied vita tho rn>l .ue at tnr.o
@IuAl payments nj SIX. twelve and eighteen
months. with iH-crns. rom tho l,y al safe, - hc
secured hE the bonds Of the purchaser, and rc-
Lcnt'un ol Ili" aii the last payment is .nsIe.
HOS. MOORE, Comm r. vi Sac.
Fairfax CuIuLv IS-utu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

SENATORIAL CONVENTION. The CoDvel-
ton for nominating Radical candidates for the
State Senate, from this Senatorial District. will
meet at the old Court House to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

DEATH OF AN OLD WOMAN j ue Savers,
a colored woman, said to be % years old,
died suddenly last nght, at her home in Hay
Press Alley, on south Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

New Law FIRM As will be seen by care
elsewhere lu to-day Gazette, Francis l., Suith
esq. has associated his son, Mr.. Courtlaui II
Smith, with him 10 the practice Of law.