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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

Have you any excuse Tor suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there
any reason why you should go on rom
day 10 day complaining with SDuI
stomach, Sick Headache. Habiiual Cos
iiyenssr, palpilaiion Of the Heart. Heart
burn. waiprbrasll, Gnawing and burn
Ing pains at the pit Of the stomach, lel-
low skin, Coated Tongue, aud disagree.
able taste III lie mouth, Coming up Of
food after eating, Low spirits, &c. No! L
u positively your own fault II you Do. uO
to your Druggist DR.. o. Hooker, and get q
Bottle ofGRFEN's AUGUST FLOWER for q
cents yourcarc Ii certain. bat ifyou doib
this. get a sample Bottle for 10 cents and
rs Ii. Two doses will relieve you.
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Mr.. Edwin HEART, son Of out. iamented
former eowusu@a Edwia Heart. and
who has been 10 Ritlmond, anunlber Of
years, l. now on visitto his birth place.
lie Is with one or the largest wholesale
coffee hpuscs n Richmond aud lisa
much trusted and excellent man Of ousir
Mr.. Nathan Hooker who hasplsg been
absent Tor number OF years. ~ Alrq here
lie has thoroughly learned the business
ofa macliinist and we believe lIas i''si-
lion a rngineer on one o. the Nadonal
Steamers. HiIisboro. like other old towns
o. small business aud few opportunities, =
shom oft strength as yearly yearyoung
men of energy and ambition are cons
pelled 60 look abroad for their fortunes
This Is To be lamented. hat this Is far better
than hanging round street corners, doing
nothing and waiting for something %
suss pp1 alInIgl di1nL SIT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

wearc Glad Is see that the oil clock
which has been making note Of lime for
more than hundred years has had aiten
lion q III. faded face. Like al Pldthingt
time had scanned iT with stains aud
bielctlcs until the note oftlie hourswa-
umdistinguishable. Mr.. w. y. Joneshas
put new faces 20 It and regulated u 80
that Il il frc-h aud true o. when gond
hing George made i a present 70 bis loyal
Iag0linians.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

Mr.. james Norwood ons Saturday cop,.
menced shearlng his sheep, He weighed
the clip or The first two. which were Cots.
void. One ilIece weighed II pounds, the
oiI,erI0. Several Others win 10 thesanic.
Mr.. Norwood will exhibit several ofthe
sheep, uus,leared, In the Court House gard
during the Court week. that Farmers may
see which are the most profitable, sheep
or dorzr lf Nal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

weIearn that ! nalf dozen unfortunate
swalns have been plade unhappy Daring
the l,s-s week o. 30. They popped the
question and they gut the mitten. The
ladies took thegroundihai this being leap
year Il was their privilege 70 DO the coprt-
Ing, and II they did not choose to exercise
Il was presumplionon he young men
,odo ". Their cases are postponed until
next year. isly IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

WARN weather last week and fine rains
on Friday night and crop prospects are
highly cheering. " is the general express
siou Of opinion that wheat and oats never
looked better atthis season. Farmers are
allibsy planting corn or preparing 70 dol 50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

Was celebrated At 81. Matthews Church
Win appropriate services. A large lllronH
wa. ailractedto he Church by the music
aud the decorations Thee iast were
beautiful aud very tasteful. The long cold
spell that preceded Easisr seymsd tohay'
destroyed the prospect Of nowers' Yet
natnrc. asifin SYMPATHY With The joyip
OCCASION, opened her heart and hand, and
the green hoases aud The Wild woods
l,cth tsurea ont tlieIr treasures. We Il
hot thlnk are eysr, saw aihe churchmof'
leantifully or iastefnlly dressed.
ass4s#Ae4#
sec acaIn Al. al. 4. Young Revenue
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

Every body out fishing on Easter Mon
day.. [. was blue MONDAY 10 the fsh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

The wife Of the Hon. Al. w. yenabIe
died 10 Oxford on Friday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

There are seven candidates for the PENN
Tertiary now in Orange County Jail. One
white man and six negroes. The white
man Is Ray who shot Terry during the win
tor. The latter has recovered aud was on
The streets on Saturday.
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See e%fesA 2lNkl 10

For tho Information Of ouf subscribers,
We would s,ate that ihe I,oatd u Tax re-
cIevess viii be In Hillsbofv on the 2Gu
day Of Apfil. % ilst taxes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

sos,fourth page both, for Ads, aud In
tsresting reading matter,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19
IN Che RSssrasfef All 9th IN the AZ

lcle o. Quakere preaeblng issnsrrer 20
saying lie Frends claimed Msr Hill
Chnfcls ground. They do not claim amy
portion 81 the real erthte belonglng 70
Mars flIII. boil oniy che real estate which
Is generally known. s the Quaker
Meeting House, containing 5 acres, the
the dssds Coz which Is lost o. mlsIald. ma
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

a Democratic fneetIlfg nc Marion,
Mcdowell coaniy, nomlnateaz. Is. Vance
W. Governor,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

We regret toIem that OR Old friend
Mr. Thomas Wilson. while going 70
!. survey soms land for Mrs. sdayhorii,
received a severe NICK from aiof'se horse
~ the lane, ~ lie was. on bin way " Tie
house. We are glad % Ieafp he 4 Inn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

a.Ar ! sss SGn 46Il admin.

10 spend the festival 10 Hillsboro. IS
Matthew's Was crowded on sunday, .
very considerable potion q Of the congre'
CATION being from abrnad.
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NOTICE..

The Board II Exaaiaefs will meet, 81
Saturday, MAJ 9Th 10 llilfsboro. for III
examination Of all, who may apply AL
Interested will act accordingly. tstfsli
3 SAN'L W. tlrolfEs.
chsirnlan.
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. STATE II Il Ws.

Coli y, Scales min dsilverthe AID
dress ii aes'eensbor5 oa Memorial Day
Il. c. JONES has Been reelected Prcsi.
dent oft the Fayetteville 81 Western Rail-
road, aud all the old Directors rejected. Z
Miss Stiibbs, whoresides with her par
ents lear the Western Prong Bapiist
Church. Baden county, wasfonnd dead
in bed on Tuesday morning.
| Jlni Matthews the coIore,i man, WHO
robhsd fhe house ofalr JOSEPH Baxlpy ii
Robsson county. some months ngo was
was tried 1T tl,is tern, o. that edslrt, CON
sictel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hung ONT 18th
of May.
Tile arepnsporo Pafriat ~ infornedthat
LITTLE son Of John Thprol,urg, Of RAM
dolpia county, aged about four years, got
hold,ofsome whiskey on tlle srd 81 this
month and drank enough ofitto kill him.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ofGranville county
aged'64: years. cured himself effectually Of
consumption. after the doctors gave him
up 10 die, hy usingthe following recip
One pin; Of liquor and four tablespoonfils
Of old fat Iiglitwood knot saw dust. Dnse,
one tablespoonful three times day. Cut
mullen leaves 10 July or August, dry
them. and make tea not too strong, and
use night and morning in place Of coffee.
I
Nix with sugar and milk TO suit taste.
Drink ole cup full. II il not we'll toinke
too much. Mr.. Satterwhte still con-
tinues tie use Of The mullen ten, and has
great faith IN ii. lie Is now hale and
hearty, and says the recipe has cured
several other consllnlptives IN that county
who STOOD upon tie worry brink Of TIE
graves@
shelbyis feasting on its first new Irish
potatoes. -, Y ~ y,
Last week 9ibales Of cotton were sold
IN Concord.
A new post Office Is 20 be started al
stontls Tarnout on thee. 9. r.. w. II
The. 0ihrIotte Delnocfats I$sys: The
Republicans Of Cherokee county n. ~;
tile Ear of county, lave made nomina.
lions. They nominated Judge Edwin q
Rea,ie forGoyerlor, mri BfiStoygo Of kent
lucky. and Hays 81 Ohio for President
aud X;ce-president. egrfe
a correspondent Or the Raleigh News
nominates, Pssrs y. w. Carr, of Trinity
College. for superintendent Of Public In
siruclisa. ~
p A Walauga cnunty party having no fld-
IDLE, daucydto the music Of coffee mil !.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

"Leap Yearin said lie ~ he threw him
selfindoiently uponthe lounge. Oh, don't
wish 4 was II pretty, fascinating sumner
ofagirl!YiIfirlliave ala my. CLOTHES cut
after the 'Domestic'aFashions and Just
heap the styleon. And wouldn't 4 pile
on the duds aud weara big hustle ! Oh
no. Ill FOUGHT and ;ust here his
father, as he led him out BY the eay, said
Young man, Y you don't climb out'n this
and make big o,istlein the ncighborhood
Of that wood pile III fix sou SOS you
couldn't wear bustlefora month";
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

Headfcte. SOUR Stomach, Heartburn,
Constipation 81 the Bowels. should never
be without tDr Wade's Liver Correcior'
ff r. r s~------s4 - :. s--------- lt
When thou art old aud rich,
Thou hast neither heart, affection, limb or
.nf .leaIIiy,
10 make thy riches pleasant
X issurprisinghow few books have been
written on tie disease incident to old age.
We know 90 no work tllas would he more
generally read 81 The me,lico-lrgal woFIIl,
ar Ia fact byn MI classes. than Treatise
on the medical management Of old age
written IL plain style and free from all
technicalliies. nor do We know Of any
medicine u,at is more happily adapted 10
! Vie allcyiatfng oFtle pains aud nchet d,
Tie agsd Than DIX. Turr's LIVER Pills
While they act promptly ;hey DO no
Yrsncll Tic systgni Or slinck tile mosten-
tcstbled constitution. Ia eases OF govt,
rheumatism, klducy diseases, torpid
bowels, indigestion. loss Of appetite, their
healing properties areiruly wonderful.
Their effect On the nervous system y
prompt, quieiing iesllessness, imparting
refreshing sleep and vigor TO the whole
system. Tie old aud young will be alike
benefited by the uscofliis truly estimable
medicine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19
neefing ershe yestry efsEI sIafsh ew,s.

Nfefing ortile tertry % 50 llnfsheW's.
! Alta meeting leIdon Monday the fol-
lowing gentIeuiep were elected vestrym.n
foI the ensuing year:
.lIKsi.fiI yIssTRYirEN. dELE
Thomas b. Hill, James Webb. Sr; John
w. Graham, Allan Cameron, Henry Rise
mond.
Aud the following Delegates 10. the
Episcopal Convention at Tarbdro. II
sKHe DELEGATES 10 CONVENTION.
Jas. " sLp il, Tlo=, u Hill. Marshall
Culporan, John ID. Cameron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

See again Ad. OIL. ). Young Reyenu'
collector.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19
roThe CONSERVATIVE voters OF llillsboro
ToNHshiD.

You are respectfully requested to meet
in the Court House on Saturday the 18th
April 1875 10 II ~. for tic purpose Of Sc
lecting delegates to the County Conyen-
ton % be held on Aiay 18Th 1876. All
persons opposedto Radicalism are invited
10 unite, and IL Is earnestly urged that
All, Who can 10 70 WITHOUT inc2pyepipnce,
Attend ttig4Alssihg, NJ lhat there may be
a fair expression OF the wishes of the Con-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

JlWp Are ApfrSI solksar ,ltat sb6jdijle per-
sS'9sl tllayq I'ts lmade 81 pr4eice q
pllfrqEing rockstat houses alright, much
% the ann'yance of the poaceable citizens
oftlie community and file damage to The
roofs q the houses. From the liuwber d
loafers on our streets ~ the daytime,it IL
not surpriaing that something oftbis Kind,
Of even worse, should take place. for
notlring i truer tl.ln the ola adage 'ian
Idle niali's brain Is the devils Workshop
The attention Of ournmgistrates hrs often
been called 70 the nlnlbefof yngrantsin
our community butso far toho purpose.
We % Hope the Grand Jury which will
soon be ~ session willnake, them rsspon-
sible for neglect Of duty; ae.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

Perois subject to rick or Nervous
Headachc. SOUR Stomach, Heartburn,
Constipation Of the Bowels. should never
be without tDr Wadeis Liver Corrector.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

A walauga cauaty party having no fld
die, danced TO the music Of a coffee mil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-19

a correspondent Of ihe Raicigh News
nominates, PrsraU. w. Carr, of Trinity
College. for superintendent 81 Public In
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Common Council.

Atac.lcd meeting &c tic Common Council
held Sept mber 4, 1876 theTe were present
Moore, Chauncey, Mushba ii, ricklin, i,ond
heinz, Lsmhdin, smith, Ford, Hughes, kvaIs
Scales and Miller.
J NJ Ste ~aTt, member elect from the thlrC
w .rd, appeared and tool: the oath of office ~
administered By the President.
The resignation OF NJ. T.. Nash rs Superin'
tendent of Gas accepted :he Board Of Alder
men. wss received ir1m mat Board and their
action concurre1 in, @nl
On melton Q! Mr. Lambdin, the Board Of Al
dcrmcn was invi,0d to meet this Board in joint
session for the pu"uosc Q! hinng tho vacancy by
tho election OF Il successor
The joint session having assembi sd, ball4tlng
WAS Or, caeded with. bu. Zone vi me candidates
receiving tho r,qu :'Le number OF ties, Lille
JOINT meolGg, OH motion OF Mr.. A'm.IrohS
was dissolved.
On molten 0: Mr. Hughes the action Of the
Board in concurring with th5 acton OF the
Board If Aldermen in accepting the e:lgnstlOn
Of Mr. II ash was recoasiderei b. :he following
vote: Ayes, Mess Moore. ChHu1ccy, 5oEd-
re,a, Ficl>iifi, Gugh&s, Mile aid Sir. Irosl-
deut--S ! ocs, .iesars. Lam bdiu, Ford, Stew
art, Evans and Snslns-5.
Z motion 81 concur in the action OF tho Board
of Aldermen accepting tn" resignation OF Mr.
n ssh, was Lost b. the following vota: Ayes
Messrs. Lsmbdin, Ford, Stewart, Evans ard
ocaIes-5 Noes, ,iessrs Moore, Mu hbscn,
BlondheIm Fickiin, Saith, Lus hes, Mll!er and
MIR. presielL-S
Tbs Board then adjourned
Tcste: HAROLD SSowDEE, Clerk
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OFFICIAL.
Board of aldermen.

At Gale! meeting Of the Board of Alder
men held September 4, 1876, there were ure
sent: ). Fl. JanEey. esq, President and NJ essTs
Smoot, Moore, Stratus, Armstrong, bowman
and o. Neat.
The resignation OF NJ. FL. Nssh us Supcrln'
tendent Of Gas to take eff CT September ION
was presented and accepted.
The Board proceeded tu The chamber of thu
Common {. uncil lor the u oosc of elccting :
Suporir tend ent OF Gas, ana upon their return
the action Of The Boar, III acCtitiIg Mr.. M n
resignation WAS reconsidered " me resi- nation
WAS not accepted
The Board then adjourncd.
Tcste: JNo. j JAMESON Clerk.
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LOST AND FOUND.

G. , - LEW s,Ku-A BROWN HORSE
% - was stolen rom ny stable or the
n. III Of The 2lst Instant eleven Yeas old, about
1t hands high, heavy Suid sway back, bind in
the right evoi hns w; on the lest mp, and =
uall lump on has head carries his head well
up Address THOMAS PERRY, Az ut, A!ex-
.,ndrs, Va, or Captain j. ". Webster, Chief
of Police Alexandria, Va. sep l-3.
HAUGHT ADHIFI-A YAN l. BOhI, of
i Go:boro' Point, which tho o%nec can have
by proving property anc paying charges. kpply
vt this otfice aug 2olOt
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AUTTION SALES

DY VIRTUE Of A ICED Ut TRUST
ID Executed by Wesley Mskely, dated Jsnu
Try 9th, 1874 and of record in the Clerks Of
fee of Aexsndria city, the undersigned. the
trustee therein named, upon the request, OF the
creditor secu cd by ssi deed. will sell, BY pub
lic auction, or cash, On tho premises on TU rs
DAY, the y day Of Oct bar, 1876 st twelve
o'clock IN the property conveyed to him By
said deed of trust, To wit TWO BRICK sfss1
HOUSES, or Duke street, Alexandria, ELL
Va. krnwn As Nos. 227 s1d 229.
aug 29-wts T. D. TEB3ET>. Trustee
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The Indian AR.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. "A dispatch from
Per land, Oregon. last u'ght s'ys The n z
Perces Indans have made IA iurmal demand up
on the commaudaut al Fort Walla WaiIa tor
the surrender OF two men who kicG an lu'.lan
near there last spriog, and they threaten 10
burn every house IL the valley wllhln Two
weeks in the event of a refusal. ihc settlers
are uuch alarmed, aud company OF cavalry
has been sent TO procc' them.
New YORK, Sept. 5.-A special dispatch
from Gyn. Tcrry's headquarters. dated Aug
81, SAYS Ii is c,iflen,ly ass rted that Sl
nnr Bull fell IN the b tie oi BIZ Horn. H'S
brother, it appears, came into Fort 5er'Eaid
aud gave full account Of lis death. From the
description uithc man who killed MIN, col. Rem
says, ii is certain he fell by the hand OF Cart.
K:ogh, uu Ter wnem the last desperate teh'
was made, as showu by the disposition OF his
battalion
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A LEXANDKIA ACAUGhI y

The nj eteenth annual session will begin or
MONDAY, SEPT All.
The school grounds are !a-gc and wolf shaded,
the school rooms s.al arranged tor light and
ventlsti"n, the !urntur 81 the most Improved
pattern, the corps Of teachers is cn:npInto, An
an ehrrt IS made to teach thoroughly the sub
jects uadcr consideration
Charges from seven 10 ten dollars per Quarter
of y months.
Catalogues. mining fu thor particulars,
may be obtained at the bookstores, or BY .ppli.
cation to JOHN & BEACH
aug rs 2ws Principal.
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II +. HENkY'S SCHOOL.

This SCHOOL FOR BOYS, now eie!bly sit
uated OF Queen, between Washington &1d 60
lunbus stroots, will comnenc, its if.ecn!h an
nua! session on MONDAY, sept. lS.h.
he course of study comprises tac ordinary
En- ish branches, higher Mathematics an! The
Natural Sciences Tle terms II tuition v.ry'
ACCORDING 20 the branches taught, rom 81 10
SIS per qu,rtcT n advance
ns:- rae school room wii! be open for tie re-
ce;,tlon md c!ass;cmtor Of uuoils az - 1.y ai-
ter Sept 10ih, If IN y clock y. m to Il H.
aug 25-,f
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DIscHARGED.-l three negroes Scott,
Lewis aud Mills, who were comulttcd to all
BY Justice Austin, last week, for obtaiuiug
goods from store III the cUuniy and after
wards refusing to pay for them, We're re exam
iDed at the Jail, yesterday, and the evidence
not being sufficient to convict them, they were
DISCHARGED.
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EFFERSUM INSTITUTE,
- TOWN OF FALLS :,gHRCH,

ralfll < county. V!rg mia.
This Institution will rtsu Mt It's 81 aai.u :. sos
sion Sept An, 1876, with Prot l. d. dAkKiNG-
TON Princ al and his 10y assistants The
Institute embraces tn go departments pr;m~ry,
intermediate AMI Academic. The students
graduating in the lntt r. viii be qu.l!fc t. tesch
or engage ID other honorable professions The
town Of Falls Church is located on the WISH
ington and Ohio K. Z is easy Of &C ess from all
and refaed :ociety,and pre- eminenLlv healtl'u
speci.l attention is paid 10 tn mcnts, mora!
and physical welfare OF sll it. scholars
Terms o. tuition Tor non resi- lent s'ulents-
PrimsryI;epur m ut So. 60 per lcrm Of 10 aonlhs
intermediate So o. 4 caJ Jnic S. O.
Board can be- hsd in the town on reasonable
terms. For Circulars address the Prn ,ip.i, or
Joseph S. Rely, secretary OF tue Board oi Ed
ucstlon. &u120-irn
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M USICAL-Vocs snd Instrumental Muse
4s1 will be taught by Miss y. v EVANS
late pupil of ~eg' n. 'tetGnoni srd Pros. dos
cnger and Phelps Of jNew York Conserv tory
Fo~ terms apply a her residence, corn"r Wolfe
and st Aseph streets lug - 2Ws :
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LOCAL NEWS.

es- Persons leaving the city during the sum
msr can have the Gazette mailed to them tree
of hostage.
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Prince william county, aug o."
!, nTIC. rroyIuE BOARD OF HEALTH.

= ..u
The Board Of Health would resoectfully ask t
- r.n,,ar lion o. nj good Gil Ze : IA lnc cl-
fort. to improve tic ~au!L.ry condition ol W.
ety. and to tina end You'd Fq 's' 81 n pfss2s
s;-t or "nu.,rt.r w.!cn wualc IKE y
,,a a.. The has.ln Of the immunity 10 report
mr. sarle 10 {. {. BERRY, President oi inc
Bo RI wing locality, nc c.,,..
aug -u-"4w JOo. AOf A1-''' "''''
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UNIVERSITY OF VlHHINIA.

Inv DEPARTMENT
J. B. Minor LII D.: Prot Com md Stat. Law,
s G. Southai!, Ill. D., Pro: Tqu ANA Law
Marc hal :, lniernsti. Law, etc c"=:l"n begins
Oct 1876, and continues niue months. In
structiou by toxt books ana oetyros combined,
illustrated by Moot Couf. exe:cis =. For t:st,
loguc, apply &. .. University Of Virginiaj or
VIM WhEiENBAkbI., oecty. Faculty.
aug 20 I'm
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UTl,E To CITY TAXPAYERS.
COLLxCToR's OFFICE,

COLLEAGUES OFFICE, }
ALExAED.IA VA, July Il, 1876.
Notice is III rcoY given that the tax BUS due
Tor 1871; are n W in our hands Cor collection, nai
Ii. attention % partle; Interested s respectfully
called 20 the following provision IN the revenue
bill o! that year: >,
the Collectors of Taxes shal! make DIS
count Of ten per ceat on sll bills pad IN luil oy
H.. h-.t IF San,omber. 1876. ana discount Of
~jSh, ser cart on vii bills paid IN full by the
first Of October, 1876
S h FIELD Col. South District
JNO. I HILL, Col. North. Dist
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MFRS GEORGE WILL REOPEN HER
I'VE CHOuL FOR BOYS on SEPT 18Th ut
her residence. III NuEe st. SEP 2-eDtd
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- FOX khNT-The d NhLLlNG HOUSE
u. No. 223 King street, between Patrick and
Aired. uppllyd with water and gas. A.p;a!y
e. this uuico. lT !
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FOR RENT-The premises Nos. 81 and
s.. 30 Sing street, now occupied by Messrs
orsc y 20. Possession given Aug. lst, 1870.
Appiyto
1ril-,ytf ANDREW JAMESON, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05
EDUTdTTON4E

MISS ELIZA C. ADAMS BOARDING
IxI and DAY SCHOOL, corner Of King snd
Colum bus streets, will be reopencd SRPTFM-
Bli.2 IT, s.p2-lu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-Wa War Depart
a,,nt Office otMe Chief Signal Officer, Wash.
.notou d. g., Sept'r. 5. ls76-lO:3O a. NJ
Ear ne Middle Atlantic States rising barome-
-, ,,or uorthary w,nds, We: rng to uorih
n.s, followed by cloudy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05

a CiED.-Circumstsnce rendering it de-
- sirabIe that should locate in Baltimore. |
n.ve transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
i iexaEdra to DR.. u. N RUST. He has been
for many years associated with me rs !" fin,a
no introduction or cndoTsemcnt his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being vel known. l cordially commend nm;
to the tavor OF ms friends and patients, nS wei.
worthy ol the position t. which he succeeds, and
bcs peak Tor him the practice with which, for sc
:ums, have been favored.
JAMES B. HODGKIN.
.lavnp1rio Va mar lott