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New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

HANNINV IUN ITNF
hOh BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
's11us tsmers RHODE ISLAND and MARIA ANsETT
e a'eI o. North River, foot OF Jey-st., at p.
NJ NOi TRIP MISSED in SEVEN YEARS.
secnr 10Y snie ~ all principal ticket ofees sateroons
Broadway. 0'' AApfo" company ana ~ 800
PROVIDENCE LINE.
RiSer ELECTRA aad GALATEA leave Pier o. North
Inc taksD q IaiSpacs At $50 D. Freghts VIA either
AW. EILKINs, q. T. Agt ps.BARcocR prsst
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

NOACUMAN-By = Scotchman as coachman
married. no mcumbrAuc-; understands his business,
torshy city oouatry. Address L. H.. tribune u town
Dclcr. = Bra1ln&
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

Al WEST 36TH-ST.-Will be vacated about
n Nav An unusually attractive suite Of three connu
nIcatng Rooms with without private table. House ana
appointments nrst class. References exchanged
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

HOACHMAN and GARDENER. VI anted, Il
si,r.tinn In a y0unr man % coachpsn and gardener
rooi reefence II reque1 Address MIDDLETON. 34s East
s.yfh h.sL
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

Osp WEST 33D-ST Second and third floors.
sEs furnished or urfurnished suite separate WIN
s,io board vacated shortly Also large room ioI
tW
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

COACHMAN.-I want a place for my coach,
tnap a PloesI,nt has bren p!os inrHi clgh
,e.-. ,ni Vsrfcciy uuf,rsSnds hlI business T. r. PER
KIS-. li5 BioSdFay. Room Z.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
eteamOoats ano Railroads..

ILBANY- PEOPLE, LINZ ,aSd5ors sIGaMd seIdepledj
~ Boa ior 10 ' shaay aud An poats oora ald west
nRIDGEPORT and all points on Hoqsatp9gnEc Rs1pgE,
- ena hsrineshp 90 Ill., aud bridgeport "siA
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

At WEST 14TU-ST.-A suite of handsome
n front ROOHs t!rd 1oOr with BOARDi house ana
location hrst cLsa.; ltlfrmcta
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

40 ACHMAN.-A sItuH lion wanted 10y re-
.recisbls oo0Tcd c~schma7 in Puv2t. iamiT
either city country brat Tcrrcucea hplj al Goa
cfar West 2gf It.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

40 EAST l1TH-ST. has now changed
HANDS and j. tOIOughy renovated ana Is no" pre-
AIRED 20 receive BOABDERs at moderate terms.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

HOACHNAN and COOK.-A respectable man
and Wifi IN the country man a. eoafi
r.n and vegetable gardener, 70 o eooi wiling 10 s.is
I'm rsting good reference CAL for two days a. lAo s'
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

20 NINTH-ST., few doors west OF broadway
DO -FUFNISHTD ROOMS for rentle1ecn afro, Tor lsr
yer ply ciaE denust OFFICE on the hiat n"oT "u
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

STH-AVE., No. 5-Wtb board, two large
- handsomely furnished single rooms for gentlemen al sum
me prices
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD H. R.-NEW.YO X AND NEW.HAVEN DI
flsipN.Mintcr Arrangement, commencing FeO. ID, 1876
passenger station IN New YORK, Grad Central Depot co
Trance Oh Forty second ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

255, 257. $50. AND 2G1 GRAND-ST., CORNER
CHRYSTIE, AND S3 FORSYTH-ST
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

nWNERS of a magnificently furnished house
W on 3lthst near th.hve.. viii Lets suite ~ ROOMS
private table desired also Oer lo atons rooms VII and
with a. DALEY 600 ON ave.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

DOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Il X Ehand Pals West Pont. Cornwall NeWburgh, Mari
to 4l on PcuCkcepsie sd sOyus Steam in0mss
every Tuesday Thursday, aad siuray Jamss
W. B1lsiR Monday wednesday, friGsy, HRlrsOnsL, Pier
M 4 Y a. u T..
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

~ WEST SIXTEENTI-ST., near Fifth
L,sb aye-An entire second floor entire or en- suite, WI
board or clsss parties; location unotceptonabe
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

AT 100 East IOth-st., pleasant furnished
n roo : either with houf BOA kD; family private,
ArIicss adults house MODERN with all improvements no
movirg N
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

VERY cheap, handsomely FURNISH j
Y ROOMS with 6rsi-clas. BOARD and an m0icin In
p-ovements in German family. 22G East Ecvcnhst, be
ivren Second and Thrt
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

AZ WEST 15TH-ST.-Pleasant ROOM with
no BOARD; hia hssi references.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Siiuatlons tUanteo-femnles.

XNASHING.-A respectable woman to take in
w washing Al her house. call al week. 21l East
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
West Side.

4 DESIRABLE FARLOR and BASEMENT
n FLOOR ubfuruis. ed, 10 LET; siE rooms modem NJ
provcaenis coed order rent low Inquire t e-t ti''
HANDSOME ROOMS, with or without Pm
vate table s 80 Weat '2d si opposite Reservoir f"th'
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms To let,
on secend aBd thirG foor, with without board rS
ereuce. exchanged. 30 West 2sihst
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

NOOK-By n young Scotch woman Tor gen.
~ era work Tor city eo9ny food eGsaa re- h ana %o %
large family seeks steady place rather than sh "agos
Cali al No. 800 9th ave-, near 2SdsL
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

EOACHMAN-By By young married Protestant,
- thoroughly -rf-rsncri Boa an hftuchc- - is fui-' n"
lcnbrau,e very beet city references. address JOHN. $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Fires.

MILFORD, Pa, Aug. 2S.-Extensive hFes
are raglug 10 the mountains % the Peunsyiva
MIA side of the Delaware river, near Pond
Eddy. A vast amount of valuable timber Lanai
has been burned over ADD the timber destroyed.
The people are fighting the fire day and ulgh,,'
but thus far have been unable to check It's ad
vance. and uDless heavy raios let ~ the dam,
age will be very great The fires are supposed
to be of ncendary origin.
poRT JERvls, N. y, Aug IS Forest hrcs
have b,eu raging 10 the northeastern part Of
this towu, near Cahoonzie, for the past Week,
destroying a vast quantity cf young timber and
several dwelling houses aud barns. A large
force of men have been fighting the fires, but
thus far without avail. The supervisor OF the
town has been I, guessed to send a large force
OF men to that section, which be will do hume
dlatelp,
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EUU'CATIONJL.
a LEXANDRIA ACADEMY.

The Nineteenth annual session will begin on
MONDAY, Sept 4th.
The school grounds are large and well shaded,
the school rooms we'll arranged for light and
ventilation, the furniture OF the most improved
nattcrn. the corps of teachers is complete, and
An effort is made to teach thoroughly the sub
iects under consideration
Charges from seven To ten dollars per quarter
of "A months.
Catalogues, c. ntsining further particulars,
may be obtained nj the bookstores, or by appll-
cation TO JOHN S. BEACH,
auy Dc 2ws Principal.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Having engaged frat class Teacher, pro-
nose opening select school for n limltet mum
Der Of pupils, first session to begin loh OF Sel,.
lonlber aad closu 18th OF June The situation l.
pleasant wholesome, easy OF ACCESS, with an tpis-
crpa church within walking distance. post
Office and daily mail. Not only vii! spcca al-
te,.tion be paid u the mental and religious cul-
ture of the scholars, but their physical culture
viii be considered.
Miss LUCY NELSON, the principal Teacn-
er, brings the highest testimonials y. m nstruc.
tress in Latin. French, Mathematics and the
higher English branches.
Hiss h. D SMITH. Assistant
Miss tUX, Teacher OF Music. :,
Terms For session of nine months $50, half
payable in ,dsancc the othor bail tue irst "t
February. This includes board, washing, Ehg
ish Tuition, Music with use OF Piano, French,
Latin and N sli ematics.
Reference ev T. 7. Davis, Leesburg;
Rev. y. A. kinsoving, Halifsx Court House
Rev. w. NJ Dame A! !, Rev Dr.. MI, NJ IN
nege:ode, Richmond; Bihop 'udiy, Lou'sVi!te.
Direct 30 Mrs GEORGE CARTER. Dsttands
P. o., Loudoun CO., Va IS l9-e0t 1
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Aug. 2s,-rhe Standards CORES orr,
that paper under date of Nissa, Sunday after
noon, as follows: Yesterdays and to days Sc
we're fighting resulted in y complete turkish
victory. The Servisns were every where urlVen
back, and thoir losses must be very great"
Note-This is later than any lnteillgence
from cervian sources, which claim victory on
Thursday.
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ACADEM Y,


L Formerly Alex Boarding School
Estabi-hcd by Be.j amin Ha!lowel in 1874.
"A complete English, Classical and Mathr.
maical course taught; also French, German
and spanish. Next session will commence
SEPTEMBER Catalogues furnished ut re-
quest
Terms-For board, tuition, washing and
lights, $50 per hal session IN advance. For day
scholar SIS for tuition III English branchcs,
81 80 in Greek md Latin (nach) and $50 i.
Modern Languages (cach) PEI quarter IN al
vance, JOHN S. BLA, kH;;rN, Prim"!na
aug }-2aWtt AieAahirht, FiE'i't.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28

MAGISTRATES OFFICE Kit, colored'
for abusive language to Charles Beach, was
dismissed on payment Of costs, by Justice
Whittlcsey. y
Charles Beach, for threatening Alice ktt'
was bound over to keep the peace by Justice
Thomn,on
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Local BrevitteS.

Ala meeting of the conservatives of Wash
| inston district Alexandria county, held Oh Sat,
urday last, w. j. Gary, &. w. Payne, and
Dr. T. J, B. BY wre elected delegates to the
Congressional convection and Charles Payne
and H. w. Fsbrcy, district superintendent.
Permits for admission to pubic schools are
not to be issued this week as some enormously
suppose, but their issue will be commenced nexf
Monday, the 4lh prVxmo, aDd continue during
the week.
A strange white man while lying Ia drunk
en- stupo! at the lower end Of kng street had
set of false teeth stolen from his mouth, and
was wandering around this morning offering Two
dollars reward for the thief
The CONGREGATIONS at the different churches
yesterday were good. Several of the churches
were closed and 10 those that were open the
regular Clergy ohic!ated.
About one hundred colorcd people from this
city went up to Leesburg on special train yes
to-day 10 attend the dedication services OF Mt.
Zion. colored church.
Attention is called to the proclamation ofthe
Mayor in another columu. iu regard to the al
legged threatened interference with political
meetings.
A fight occurred at the market house on
Saturday uight, between a white man and a
ucgro which created some excitement for
shore time.
A COW belonging to Mr.. NJ. Sweeney was
run over On the A l. T. Railroad and had both
legs broken. The COW, which was a valuable
annual, had to be killed by her owner.
1t is pow understood that the argument
in the Chief E1giaeer case will take place be-
fore G. W. Wattles, esq, referee, 90 Friday
next.
There was dog fight near the cotton factory
last evening" which afterwards changed to a
fight between the owners OF the dogs, aud col
leccd considerable crowd.
The negro man arrested at Rockville on
Friday, as one Of the murderers of young
Everett, will, it IS bought be released as he
cannot be Identified rs me Of the guilty party.
Mnssrs. Il. B. Lawson ard Joho Robinson
OF this CRY ware registered at the Richmond
Tobacco Exchange on Saturday.
The City Treasurer publishes notice else
where. calling on State tax payers to come for
ward aud pay up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28

CLUB MEETINGS. The First Ward Illdeo
and Hendricks clubs will meet at Winamll
Hill tonight, when full attendance Is re-
The Hayes and Wheeler clubs of the Third
and Fourth Wards will also hold meetings TO-
night.
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LOCAL NEWS.

fey Persons leaving the city during the sum
mer can have the Gazette mailed to them Tree
of postage.
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EXCURSION IEsTERDAY.-rhe steamer
Wary Washington was again crowded on her
s'f'ruoOu trip, yesterday. While the boat Was
fior al Mt. Vernon Springs Dr. Rowland
say' another exhibition Of he BoyntoD lite,
saving apparatus. On the return trip of the
boar there was slight disturbance 90 the low
Il deck, caused BY some rowdies from Wash
'S"c, which, however, was promptly sup
Pressed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28

, RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. Whlc Mr.. James
s"'cn Was driving his cousin, Miss Matte Wreo,
nom his Meme in Alexandria county to Gum
,,pFus, yesterday, his horse ran away, threw
"seyouog lady out and fractured her shoulder
1.a smashed the buggy. Mr.. Wren aud the
'''shtened animal were unhuvt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28

COUNTY RADlCALS.-rhe radicals OF the
equity net al A.llpg,op last Frid,y night and
"rsAnz'd Hayes and VIII eter Club, wi'h
The following officers: President, Benz. Aus
tn; We, presidents, Jas. II. Stevens aud John
Ii BowenS; recording secretary, Henry l..
tome-; 6auclal secretary, Wash. Reeves;
Treasurer, William e. Wibert; reader, NJ. NJ.
Cu>iuS. Speech were made by }. b Sy-
ptax, Jarues Clinkett, Jeff Lane and others,
after which the meeting adjourned to meet
Tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28
EDUCATIONAL.
r F. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

This SCHOOL FOR BOYS, now eligb!y sit.
uatcd, on Queen, between Washington and Co
lumbus streets, will commence its fifteenth an
nusl session on MONDAY, Sept. 18th
The course of study comprises the ordinary
En- giish branches, higher Mathematics IND the
Natura! Sciences. The terms Of tuition vary.
according to the branches taught, from SIS 10
SIS per quarter in advance
ceptun and CLASSIFICATION of pupils every day al
ter Sept l0lh from O'clock =. III. to IL nj.
uuu DIFF
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CT JOHNS ACADE NJ \.

=
The Thirty Eighth Annual Session will com
mence on MONDA !, September l1h.
The advantages are: Experienced teachers,
i'm proycd classification, military discipline, and
a fine library m! apparatus. Charge tor board
AMI tuition S62. 90 quarter Session OF Two and u
half months. Early application will be neces-
ssry to secure admission. For Catalogues and
other in .ormaton address
RICHARD l. CAkNE, A. NJ, Principal,
aug 3-eOlm DrA"er -, ilInHAhQfl., w.
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~ OTI;E TO CITY TAX-rAlkR
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, July IL 1876
Notice is III re5y given that tho tax bills due
for 1876 are new in our hands for collection, and
the attention OF parties interested Is respectfully
called to tho following provision IN tho revenue
blll of that year: ),
count of ten per cent on all bills paid in full BY
the frst of September 1876 and a discount of
eight per cert on al bills paid IN full by the
first OF October, 1876
S Il. FIELD, Col. South District.
JNO. L HILL, Col North. Dist
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4TCTJOV SHES.

~ BE VILLAGE PROPERTY AND
; OTHER REAL ESTATE-Pur:uant to the
decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county,
rendered a. June term, 1876, in the suit OF oteph-
cns0n W. Stephenson, the undersigned, as spe-
ciai commissioner In ned in said decree, Will,
or NJ ~ BAY The ls.G dizzy OF september, 1876,
| Coat Gay, NJ | o lock p. m IN front OF the
Court House door of said county. sell to the
highest bjidcr the real estate o! which the !a;a
| AbH"r ~:e,snonsn.. lied seized, lying and beng
Iii sad county. This property embraces that
VALUABLE. F&kM wnerron Mrs Stephen
son II present resides. stuaod on the couHty
road lc,Gjug 10 tie Little Falls bridge and
abou' halt :, nile west of the ii age OF Langley,
and contains o5 ;cr-s and IL poles This IN
! pruperts is suInrovcd By = comfortable 80
+! FRAME y G.,LiNti. with the usual OUT
buildings, it ne nd proximity to market rem
! 5cr!ng II yer; desirable
Also that we'll klawn property, situated in
tee to"n % @royli9co Court House, on the
southeast Corner ot u ali. and Paine streets, con-
sisting OF III" y y EiLINtr lately occuaied by
| Mrs 4 G. Powell SftkEJDUSE occupied
| by job iiswNhurst. bar room by Dallas Powell
| gud the s:~,r,t ro u.> over the store named, &C.
! cuui,d BIZ :. iiAson,' i."Gge. As business
stand tbs i: regarded rs the Ues. IN tue village.
| Terms - ~'lc-t}na tenth Of the purchase
| money ~ll J." rel IN hand rs deposit,
| thi" :" "c iJ.!rI.a,: III. uid t"e purchaser fai
| II comply with the trms al sale and the resi-
due II three equal .nuua! payments TO basr III
i'rc.t rom th" day 81 sa.o and to be- cured by
he Noes of tn ru~r Har"r. win =, OF personal
security, and "e:e1;1n 0: tile until the last pay
ucnt - ':.}.ac. THOMAS MOORE,
Sug i'-wi- ;'"nmissioner OK sac.
EEES1EiBA4 HUolA EOS oTANu ar
- Falls raItkGi FOR SALE-Pursu-
AMI 10 ). .e;rc" 81 the ti;c4it Court of Fri:tnA
co4aly rendered. 1t j une term, 1876, in the suit
Of !: ,u.I mi ,.on " j. = Brush, shall. On
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28

If you want to prevent Typhoid Fever or. if
you feel as it you were going TO have the chllls
and fever take Dr.. Bulls Vegetable Pills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28

NEISS OWELL'S SELEC SC1UOL FOX
A YOUNG LA Dih>
The tenth annual session OF his schoo! viii
begin OH THURSDAY, Sept. 2l-t Z limited
lumber OF bcardess will be received 49,! ali
/ II Ills will no carefully snd thor. ugh y in
s,.u...ed in the English branches. lE,:E ! and
Mathematics. Terms Tor day scnclaiS So pei
half sessi IN, in advance Circulars can he CD.
tanned from Franciis bookstore, or on spii'ca-
ton to Miss POWELL. corner Wash s.on
ana Duke streets, A!exandri., W.. an23-@otUl
TINE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION or
J. MISS rE8Er' SCHOOL FOR IOUNH
], 81 Is and LITTLE IL il. "cateG 81 No
I23 Queen street will! commence 18th "l >2htI.
n.yL aug 2i-ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28

CHoLERA.-No Danger from Cholera if the
Liver is 10 proper order and ordinary prudence
10 diet is observed The occasional taking OF
Simmons's Liver Regulator or tn keep the sys-
ten healthy, will surely prevent attacks OF
Cholera.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28

MANY teeth are lost hv neglect-usc Eureka
Tooth Powder 1t gradually removes tarter,
aud all impurities, hardens the gums, arrests
decay greatly, and contains no acid.
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OF VIRGINIA.
LAW DEPARTMENT.

Law DEPARTMENT.
}. B. Minor, LII d., Prof. Com. and Stat Law;
5. q. Southall LII. d.. Prot fquiiy and Law
Merchant, Internat'I. Law, etc session begins
Oct l, 1876, and continues nine months In
structon by text books and lectures combined
illustrated by Moot Court exercises. For Csta-
logue, apply (f. 0. University Of vi. ginis) or
VIM. WHITEWATER, Sccty. Faculty.
Allp 15-lm
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In the Circuit Court OF Fairfax county, june
term, 1876.
SE ~ Il

In the Circuit Court OF Falrfa1 county, june
term 1876.
A LFRED MOORE vs.. w. h. Sc WELL
"A In chsn,ery.
The Court doth adiudse, order and decree
that this cause be referred to james M. Love,
ono of the Commissioners of this Court, with in
structions as follows:
lst. To take further account of the transac-
tons Of Thomas Moore as administrator OF John
B. Hunter and Sybl Hunter.
I'd. That he take an account Of the advance
mcnts, or payments, or purchases ut the respec-
tive sales by the several distributes
Sd. That ne state distribution account OF the
amount found due from said administrator and
the said commissioner shall give notice of the
time and place of taking the foregoing account
zstte for four consecutive wenks which publlcs.
ton shall be equivalent To personal service on
all parties concerned --LExtract. Taste
f. d. Il! Oh AKDSON, Clerk.
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NYSrEHloUS.-Ou Friday morning last
s,ua boa, Damed the "Lulu' was left at Pye's
wharf, near Glynout, by whom II Is DOT kucwn
The ici'owii.g uornug (Satu,d ~ three youths
took the boat away, aud abont an hour alter
their departure the boat was found in The river,
opposite the wharf, sunk. with the oars stu
Aaagitg IN the oar-locks. No truce of the
three youths was found, aud who they we're,
aud what became oil them, and whether they
Werc drowned or left the boat, still remains
MYSTERY
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TOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE,

No II south Washington street,
Alex.ndrIa, Virginia
Scholastic uut cs will b. s'ln'"d MoHuA
Sent. mbcr llth Number OF bonrdcrs limited.
A kINDEkGARTEN Is connected with tn =
primary department of the school. For Circu-
lars or information address
Miss NJ. A. ROACH, Principal.
aup l5-lm +. q Box $40
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ETHEL ACADEMY, VA, PREPARES
- FOR UNIVERSITY OR BUSlN ESS.
For board ind tuitioa $3.50 per ha'f session
Rcopens september 2isL FOR Catalogue ad-
dress M. w. SMITH, A. NJ,
Bethel Actucny,
aug 5 twtSl5 Fauqulrr Co., Va
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weep not for me, my parents hore;
Tho lost to sight, to memory dear;
His kind hand sends the Christening rod
That we may prepare to meet our God"
At Ashley. near Warrenton, Fsuquier co /,
Va, on the 22d instant, ELLA ASHTON, the
beloved wife Of Robert l.. Horner, and daughter
of the late Henry w. Ashton.
In Baltimore, on the morning Of the 9th of
August att r \ long and painful illnnss, MAR
GRETTA, sged 60 years. wife Of John A. Ger
hauser.
In Georgetown, on the 25.h Of August, 1876,
CHARLES Ii. HOSPITAL, aged Al years, for
merly OF Louioun county, Va.
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HOME SCHOUL-My daughters will reopen
IL their SCHOOL, FOX LITTLE BOYS AND
GIRLS, at my residence, 22l KING ST., MON
DAY, September 18Th.
aug Is -3W j. NJ. NIXON NUS.
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LKXANDRIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
No. Ii south Fairfax st
The sixth annual session of this School viii
commence or 7 u ESDAI. the 10Th of :>eptem.
Der. For Circulars .pply to The
Misses GREEN 4, Principals,
y hoy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28
F. d. RICHARDSON, Clerk.

Parties Interested sre hereby notified that
have fixed upon the 29!h day ul September. 1916.
at my ctice, 1T Fairfax Court House, rs ihetme
and plsce | shall ex cute the above decree
Given under my hand this 18th day oil August,
1876 JAMES NJ. LOVE,
aug 2S-w4w Comm'r in Ch'y. Circuit Ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28
AlE ED.

On Sunday morning August 9th. of marss,
mus. AN ME, infant daughter of James and
Mary Windsor, aged one yesr and two weeks.
suffer little children to come unto me, and for.
bid them not, for of such is the kingdom of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-28
GROCERIES AND LIQUOHS,

II OCEkIES IN STUkE.
y bbls Crushed, Graduated, A, and C%n9"r.
~ sacks Jaws, Lss;aayra and Rio Coffee.
10 chests Gunpo wdcr, lm;erisl. Hy.on, U"loMg.
Japan and English Breakfast fus..
tiarccs MARY land Hams.
2,ierccs 5. L. Shoulders and Breast Pieces.
70 bb= =. q. and z. K. Molasses.
) bbs Maryland and Golden t,yrup.
20 bbs Family and Extra Flour.
10 bbls Nos. |, Z and 3 Mack"rol.
Z tiorcrs George s. jenkins Refined Lard.
10 packages ~ Y. .ota;c Butter
j pack ges n. I. State Cheese.
10 pos Pure Cider Vinegar.
- packages Msson's Crackers and Cakes.
ID bnxe. Rabbits, lrwc!ts and "tI"r soaps.
A so Baker md other sr.sdcs pure Whisky,
Sherry, Port and Clare Wine, Hen p"s.y .irsn,
,iy, olive Oil al kinds Of Canned Goods, Mus.
tard, spices, English Pickles And sauces and
other gooGo t" 1c found in Il first class sr ,c"ry
tore, FU!. SALE As CHEAP A. il Il
CH tArEST by K ". ~ hhi,
nugli 226 king ST., cor Alfred.