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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08
RYE. A. KePby, Auct'r.

COMMISSIONERS SALE-Under author.
;iv Of the decree of the Corporation Court
Of Alexanlria in the suit Of Simmons, BTiscoe
s. Hill vs. Ulsm W. Barker. passed at the jan
usry term 1876, the subscriber will sell on Inc
st - M. in front Of the Postotlice, in the
city Of Alexandria, Va, the following oescrlpeu
Thotwo story Brick DWELLING HOUSE
on the north eide of Queen strest, bstween Roy
al and Fairfax street, owned by ssid OlSEa W.
Barker, fronting about ~ feet more or less, o:'
Queen street, allu extending oacA A@o 'oos :" =
= THREE FRAME TENEMENTS AND
LOT OF GROUND on the east side OF henry
street, between Cameron and hing, boglnn!ng
rs feet in. north of King street. anc running
thence north on Horny Il fact Ia. to 3 ~ teet
eIey suI extending back ll3 feet D in. 10 the
line Of smother alley, with right OF way over
4 ONE HALF INTEREST In A LOT on
the north side OF Princess straei, beginning 81 Z
MONT 70 feet east Of Water street, trDn5g 20 H.
on Princess, with depth of 81 lset;
Terms--Abcut per cent cash Inc res:dae III
three equal annual instslments, with interest
bonds to be given therefor, with good personsl
security, and title TO be retained tll pay eht'
wv !. FERGUSON BEACH,
oct o,-aots Commissioner.
fSNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i. PROPERTY AT AND NEAR CLIFF
TON. in FAIRFAX COUNTY-By. virtue OF
n decd OF trust from j $. Otis and Wlle to TIE
undersigned, bearing date February ~, !o:2,
aud Of record in the land records OF Fairfax
county, iiber ., No. 4, folio -. | shall, on
MONDAY, the 10th day OF October 1870 ecu
day. in front of the door Of tho Court House OF
said County, sell TO tue highest bidder, that CA
VALUABLE DIV ELI.ING aud LOT, IN Nj
the village OF Clittoi, known as toe WEldhl
HOUSE. Also that CERTAIN LOT, ne st
Clifton, containing nine acres, three roods and
sixteen poles. adjoining DR.. Green, aad former
IL part of the real estate of which Capt. Chas.
i. Ford died seized Persons desiring TO vleW
this property are referred to Wm. L. f0rd'
The house and lot vii! De sold sabject to lien
Of Sl5uO.
Terms ot Sale llnougL cash III haIi TO pay
the expenses and commissions Of saio ntlu
J4r9.G6, with interest thereon from Feb uary u,
1872, till day Of sale aud the residue, if any, on
credit Of six months. to bear interest ironl the
iay of sale, and TO be secured by lien on The
property sold. IHoM AS MooEh,
sep lG-W4W trustee.
z-s-. The above sale il postponed until non
DAY the 10Th day of November next when 1t
will be made al the same place, at II O'Clock III.
oct 2i-w4w THOMAS MOORE, Trustee
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Alefau0rla Gazette
WEDNESDAY EVEN'G., NOFEMBER ).

I'nE Episcoia Church Congress Is to hold
its session 10 horticultural Hall, Boston, from
tie 18th 10 The l.ih Ct November, inclusive
The object 10 be attained is the full aud Tree
tiiscussiou .! points relating to important
moral, Social aid religious questions. Among
these topics are: The Prevention AID Cure OF
drunkenness; Tie alorsls OF Politics, and Sec
ular sud i;ai:ci3us Education. The speakers
engaged are a comnaaiipg ability The list
!ocudcs such u4mes - the Hon. J. ". StsV'
epsop, JAS Euott, \. Il. Bullock, pr; EhGt'
Prof. W3.. Bi.hois Huntington sud v hIpp!e'
snd iaan, rt:,ry. equally vel hno"n.
A moun.. near / ansaa thy, Mo-, has y!esu,,
ed no tao h,iDian =tei:tHns which the ioea'
scientists consider 10 h. i'Ee. hStAr:c anu "i'iei'
are OF giant slZr.
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by r.. A. kerby. AuctiGneer.
=. K;,r straat hlaxanf3ria VirpiQia

NO % Ming s!re6t, iIe3Hl1011ss' u
A 1.-THE REQUEST of the owners, MESH
~ Smoot & Perry, l will offer FOR sale oy
public auction, in front Of the Post0i4Ges'
IN the city ct Alexandria. Va. on - SAIl r. r.
DAY. tho 26th day Of October. Al l5IC, a. J.
., clock M, the FRAME HOUSE and all nssaa
other Improvements upon the lot OF. Esia.
ground, in Alexandria city. on the aou!h side OF
Prince street between Henry and Fsyette sts
and now in the occupancy of John D. Bosch
Also the LEASEHOLD INTEREST CT the
Terms of Sale-Cash on day Of sale. Convey
sncing at the cost of the purchaser.
oct 16-eo.s +. A. KERRY, for the owner.
asy- The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, November -. when it will take
blaze il. front Of the Postotiico, al twelve
p 'iaSno, 80 Get 2S-eots
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FOR Nah FOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial sgeN'- :,
iron steamer LADY Of TIE LAKE. sxEasHsS1aSsss
lssves the companys wharf, Washington EV-
cry MONDAY, WEDNES and Eel.
DAY, at three o'clock p. m, end Alexandria at
50 .. m; returning. Leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY. IA u kSDAY and SATURDAY.
at O'clock y. III. This line connects ii Nor.
folk with the ships Of the Merchants AID III,
ners' Transportation Company for Bostou and
Providence. and affords the cheapest and best
route TO those cities and their connections
Throughout, New England. Fsreto Norfolk ~;
round trip .,3. Tickets good anti! used.
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at Washington, close CONNECTIONS 1th NoIl:.
and West Al nanville daily with Sou:
end Southwest, sad s. Lyrchburg. twice daily.
TO South and West.
DAILY connections with CAes u Uhv
T. 4. eastward to Richmond. and W6slWart -
Staunton, White Sulphur, CLsrie.tDn, Hun
inSton, Cincinnati and the West
Both trains from South connec. m..A Che:
4 Ohio at Charlottesville t1r the Weg:. This /,
is the only line running double daily train:
south OF Washington. AID makes now the quick.
est time over mace-~!e:s than W hours helwce.:
Washington and New Orleans.
MANASSAS DIVISION, 5i.:! Tca:u-is:-
sengers leave Washington daiy. except SUI
| day 7.l5 q. H.. Alexandria - &. H.. sat
rive ST S!rasbu.g 40 y. m Leave Strssjt::..
i. 10 b. IT,. arrive n. Aiax andla 80 il. II.
WAkkENION Observation-Disclosures :.
and from WarrcL.Irn " III Mali Tram day ,H:.t
with sou.E. bar.d Accommodation Saturday s
| LerIoon.
| Accommodated !4aYes A.oAaEI:s Tor 80.
! louisville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday :: ;
p. In, and leave. uordo"sVlll': for A!eZGnt-.=
ut 8. n.
Pullmsn Sleeper daily, without ehany:. b:
| tween Baltimore sud N6T Orleans, .r~,.as .
| Baltimore l0.l5 y. L..
| Through tickets TO the s. u!h a,i H~>t b.
| lowell rates.
g. }. tUEEAUEE, tea. HASA .
! j ri. BKOADuS. q. I. r. nav"
~ ASHiSstTu4 OHIO RAILROAD
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BYE. A. Herby, AuctiGneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
1 BILE REAL ESTATE In FAlRFAA
CUUNTY-By virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Fauquier county of the 18th seprr.,
lo1G, in the suit of Blncoe w. Hutton, tho UNI
iersigncd, commissioners, will oEar 1t public
sale in front of tho Mansion House, Alaxsn-
dria, Virginia, on MONDAY. Nov r. ~. 1876,
the real estate OF the late Isaac c. Hutton,
known g.
HUNTINGDON.
containing 1851 acres. 1t is made up OF two
psrcels--0ne known as HOME FARM, con.
tanning shout so acree, with cominodious Est
MANSION end out houses, and the other .AsH
about 7ei acres, with excellent oak and pine
tmber-thc two parcels constituting valuable
farm Of S95! acres, on Ok road midway between
Burkes station and Occoqusn.
As those two parcels have each water and
and timber. they may be purchased separately,
if desired.
The terms Of sale require cash payment Of u
sum sufficient TO detray expenses Of sale and OF
suit the residue OF the purchase money to be
secured by bonds, with good security, payable
with interest, al one. TWO and three years from
day Of ssle. RICE w. PAYNE,
VIM II. PAYNE.
Get 20-wGw Conlm'rs. of Sale
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$50 BALTIMORE TIN 80 {
PUTOMA RIVER STEAMER
Tho steamer EXPRESS, Capt. }. T. Barker.
will leave pier ~, Light street, Baltimore, EVE.
RI TO ESDAI, at 4 j. IN. Returning, will
iesye Alexandr. EVERY FRIDAY. st tour
o'clock p. IN.
The steamer THEODORE WEEMs. Capt.
James Harper, will leave pier TO- Light street,
Baltimore, YER THURSDAY, Is! 5 y. II.
Returning, Will leave A!exsndrs EVERY
MONDAY. nj lO:20p. ~.
Freight will not DO received after 3. al.
Both steamers will stop esch way ii thoi: 20.
specIfe river landings.
For further information apply -
I..BkODERS i CO, Agents.,
nh u II King street.
INLAND 2 SAAEOAEu CuASTiNG 60.
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FUk Tai POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Tho how snt cvintIoLols iron x1s-~ :,
steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON. ssxxa assasszs
built especially Tor this route, leaves tho ccm-
pany's wharf, Washington, EVERY TUE
DAY and FRIDAY, ut O'clock =. III. and
Alexandra a. IGO a. IN; returning, arrives
EVERY WEUNE 5DaI anI SUNDAY, d!
L 'clocs p. III.
This company makes Close rynnccl!oii= - AZ
eSsniris with the w. e., v. II. s. G. !. K. K.
received for All points, North and south
handled with care and forwarded with prompt.
ness and Dispatch.
tur further information apply IL
r. g. REED, Agent.
Jsnneys Mhafi,
or u; tho dee OF the company, under tho IA.
tional MetTopolitsn Bank, 18th street, opvo4;tn
The Treasury Department. Washington.
nh III j. W. THOM PSON, pro.!Ie:,,
uLfDE5 ST&h ii Liz T. WEER-
:s - i! T. .....,.. 49,.
BOSTON.
i5i.siGers leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
ia nn.! leave PLiIatsi DhiA /. Y EttI "a T.
UEDAI, ~ Il o'clock a. !ruE Per :, >. / i.
Wharvo2.
This line CONNECTS y. Ale4 nEti.i:. m,.t: the q. =,
A., s. NJ. and ". u y. K. Re-, =",. RI :'-!!a;te!-
phis with the new and popular 'irua Line" tcE
Providence ana Boston.
Freight forwarded with prom p::oa- anI cnre,
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfur III Philadelphia, and
I'D wharfage il Boston. Through 10 Boston il
siEty-fve hours. Through rates .nd Though
bills Of isdiag given. Insurance guaranteed at
lsaS than usual r:,ta=.
Agents.
r. \. REED, Alexandria
WI T. CLYDE Il CO., Philadelphia
GEO. +. HYDE, Georgetown, .. &.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
isIl S-tf
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FOX Il EfY YORK.

The al .:1e.;n.hip= L. (. KNIGHT rsa.asss...,
aGi JOHN GlESON ieavs tho com sSSs:aazas&&si
pany'= wharf, Alexandria, EVERY TUES.
DAY MORNING, md New York, from pior
IL Kssl River EVERY SATURDAY, al four
o'clock p. IA
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ihi4 compaEy ot.u.s unrivaiicd facilities for
tho transportation Ut freight and passengers,
and will run their =laeIGars regularly rs follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

YI,RUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
4 FARM ADJACENTTo WASHINGTON.
BY virtue Of deed Ct trust from VIM. q. Slada
and wife to ). NJ Ball. dated August IL, 1919
snt recorded in libcr O. No. !, folio 81, q the
lsnd records OF Fairfax county, the uEdccsign-
ed, substituted trustees, by All ORDER OF the
County Court oil said county. will offer for 4ale,
for cash, on MONDAY, November l4th, ls76.
Cour! day. in front Of the Court House door Of
said county, At T. o'clock 10, he following
property:
A VERY SALUAbLE "a M Of ~ acres.
rocds and 81 poles. lying Oh tic south side Of
the Little Falls Bridge Turnpike sbou. II miles
above the Chain bridge, in Fairfax county, and
at present occupied by the said Vim. .. Slade-
The land is of very excellent quality, admirably
adapted for market farm, and very convenient
TO Washington ami Georgetown by good road
and free bridge. L is we'll welercd and i'm
proved by comfortable DWELLj Nc end
convenient outbuildings.
While the terms Of the deed 81 trust require
the above sale to be made fo: tssA. yc! arran &C.
men!s can be made wish the creditor 10 have
time allowed for the larger portion uf the par
chase money, if desired
The trustees also reserve the riy ut ~ sei tho
land in parcels il j. shall te SO elected hy the
pariies l::oA AZ AouRh'
N. y. BALL,
,, Dt-fs Substituted Trustee,
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i'l:A CTiGalI l'l,U 81 Il l. L,

10. Y Sou!h lalrta street.
Tho oluost and te=: IS .plishel Plumbing
establishment ia the city. N work tous With
dispatch, sId in thu most d. ab!e and workman
like manner. Satisfaction ,arantssd.
JUbBlNu done st short notice, sud By nim-
Eslf, or the most experienced workman. ja 2-i
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PAINTS, OILS, EARNLSHES, dc.

P.iINIS, Oils, YARNLyHE.S, dc,
vsAlNTs, Oils. VAHNlsHE9, READY
l. miyed Paints, Roof Paint, Averill Chelnl-
cal Paints, sc, &C., large s!Gct or hand aad
offered a. reduced prices.
aug9 c. 5. iEADBGAyEN 81 BRIG .
TNCOUEAGE HOME MANUFAuTUEE
~ ain now manufacturing good and choap
PAINT, Of several colors, the body VI which is
equal TO Lead ana Oil, which !ur tin roofs,
barns, stables, fences, We, will be found very
suitable ss well as economical, and IA improve.
ment over uLher cheap mixed Paints now IN the
market. For brick Tali3 With northern eI-
posure il will set S. & prev 3ntiVa 10 uampHe5s.
For iron it makes 9 solid sHt lasting coating,
imporviuu3 10 moisture and Il preventive OF rust
Being Of various shades OF color, lhe Cornice and
trimmings cen be painted to suit. This Paint
has been used by one railroad company and by
many o.! tho fsrn4rrs in this vicinity, and Is
highly recommended by ais who have tsiei it,
Price, single gallon, 75c. ~ gallons Toe per gal.
Dbl, or 40 gallons, uUc per gal Call and e..
amino samples Al 81 hng ct, under Sarepta Hail
mh 81 W. F. CREIGHTON.
r me. CEMkNT, CALC1NED PLA3-
~ TER, ROOFING, FELT and ROOFING
B. +. pEAKE s. CO,
spill 1877 Hing St.. Alexandria. Va.
TSETHE
u IMPERIAL FRENCH GREEN.
II is net poisonous; it is liner in texture; lIus
moro body, end il tho most brilliant i'll the
world. For "a :. I. PEAkE 4 CO.,
jy2 1877 King street
DEADY MIXED PAINTS of all the differ
IL ent makes supplied ct factory prices.
Sample cards And estimates furnished upon sp.
plicatiou.
my9 JANNEI = 20.
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t.fisE = NOTICE
3$ szzssSaZ FOR POTOMAC RIVER LAND
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
The steamer khYPORT leaves her WHAT, at
the FOOT OF PRINCE STREET. daily. ex-
cept Sunday, al 7.25 a. a., for QUANTICO,
connecting with the train Tor FREDERlCkS-
BURG, RICHMOND and tho SOUTH; re-
turning, arrives Z. so p. III.
jo3-l p B. HOOE, Agent.
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E. j. MILLER & CO.,
importers OF
CHINA and QUEENSW ARE
AND DEALERS IN
Glassware, Window Glass, Lamp, Chandeliers
and Fancy Goods.

and Fancy Goods.
No. G5 King street.
We have now in store, purchased direct tom
the manufactures, full, complete and hand
some assortment Of goods in our line, u which
We invite special attention.
French China Dinner Sells, complete, in plain
white, gilt band and decorated; French Chins
Tea Sets, in gilt band and decorated; French
China Caps End jaucers, gilt band and plain
white; French China Vases, new patterns and
very handauine French Ch.s Toilet Sets,
Moss Ro.e snd ether patterns; English Toilet
Sols, handsomely decorated, something new
China Mug, Toy Tea Sets Glass Vases. &c,
We hsve the largest and most completa stock
Of goods ever before brought TO this place, which
We arc Offering at very low fguros. Cs!l and
examine cur goods and price,. NH
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
r~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

IT
On and after Friday, September Isl, 1876 the
schedule of hours on the Ferry Boats will be as
follows:
Leave Alerandrie: 1880, $50, $50, 1890 and
ll:3O 3. M, and 1890 l:30. 230, $50, 4,20 $3.50
and 620 p. n.
Leave Washington: 7:3O e:20 $3.50, 1850
and 1880 r. H.. and 1880. l:30, 2:30, $780, AGO.
$50, and G:;O y. H.
Sunday uuch.ngci-lrst trip $50 r. H.; last
trip ut y. IL,
5. S. HOWIoON,
aug 80 President Potom.c Ferry Go
zfsTs NOTICE
49, ssssssaA FOR POTOMAC RIVER LAND
1NGS.
On and after Thursday, July 9Th, 1876, the
steamer 'MATrANO," Ca plain w. II. Byes,
will leave her wharf foot Of King street, EV T.
Ky MONDAY and THU RSDAY MORN
INC, ut TO clock, for landings on the Potomac
river as follows:
Marshall Hall, Matthias Point,
Pye's wharf, Dills Wharf
Sandy Point Wits Wharf,
Liverpool Point HOLSTERS wharf
Smiths Point Msssey's What.
| Cottage Wharf. Colton's Wharf,
| StuaTrs Whsrl BlsckistoAe's Island,
! Tolson's Wharf, Nomini Ferry.
Returning, losvas olnipi Ferry On Tuesday
! and Friday mornings, making the above land.
! lnsS also making Less wharf and Potomac
! City. returning to Alexandria about SHUTDOWN.
| II. BOUSH s. SON, A gents
| jyT A!exsndr ria, Virginia.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DHILIP 3. HOCE,

DHll1f 8. HOE,
NO. :: PRINCE STREET
NERAL
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MEEl".
Desler in ali kinds OF
FHkTILILEkS, SALT AND PLASTER
Agent OF tho
LIVERPOOL & LONDON L GLOBE i:
GUEANCE COMPANY.
fct ST.
Z =. + +. MlLBUEN,
Nho!e5a!s and Retail
uHnCERS g CON MISSION MERCH T..
no. - /. Royal st., cor. Market Space,
Alexandria, Viryinis.
Orders sni cou2iguutents solicited. They vii!
receive careful and prompt attention. jy2
- Is. LA VISION & Co,
l5uccozsors to t. NJ. lawson.
GEUuEkS AND LIQUOR MEkUijANi3
Mo- u Cameron street,
aug ALEXANDRIA, VA.
T'AoMAs PENNY.
uGfEkAl. OOMMlSSlON AnRCNi Il !
AND AlEsT FOR
THE Sal OF FERTlLlZEtS,
NJ. l. kinX street,
hug l5-t ALEXANDRIA, Va.
4
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aiACttlMl3T AID BLACHSillii!,
MA IL q him a r.ai

AIaIhIldtla, VI,
MACH NEkI. WkUUuHT AID CAST
IRON FENCES, &c.
Repairing done with dispatch. sI,1 \. rrires
that were rhgtgod proyinla to li.s Wet. isn -
YeuiL!r rAKh,
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AUCTION ,SALE,S
TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD FARM,
l. IN PRINCE WILLIAM CO., NEAR
HAYMARKET CONTAINING $50; acres.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD FARM,
i IN PRINCE WILLIAM CO, NEAK
HAYMARKET, CONTAINING $685. acres
By virtue of deed Of trust executed to me by
j. T. Carter and wife, dated the 10Th day Of
Nav 1866, an6 recorded in tho Clerks oil co Of
the County Court Of Prince William county,
Va, l will offer by public auction. al the front
door of the Court House. in the town OF War
renton FauQuier county, Va, on MONDAY,
December llth 1876 that being the first day III
the Circuit Court Of said county, the valuable
tract Of land in said deed mentioned, known as
''CARTERS GREEN"
containing 259! screa-be the came moro or !vss,
The land is of good quality. well wooded, water
ed and enclosed. Upon the farm there is =
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and fssss:ss
necessary out buildings. It il in q good .qssa
neighborhood, sdjoins tho farms Of Mr, Wise
and Capt. James Purcell and about six milcs
from Gainesville u station upon the Manassas
Division Of The Virginia Midland K. L.
Terms OF Ssle--FiVe hundred dollars in cash
the residue 10 one, two and three years. For
deferred payments the purchaser will be re.
CURED to execute bonds, with approved personal
security, to bear interest from the dag oi sale.
and secure The ssno by deed @! t:.t=t apon The
aforesaid premises.
N. B.--Being empowered IL riske p.!yat,
sale Of said premises. invite propositions. hy
address is Warrcnton. FauquieT county, Va.
Il. TAYLOR SCOTT, Trustee, Nc, IL
RnEr COuS5 aucrr nov l-aots
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

FOR 1876.
New and Beautiful Gold, Silver. Mics, Eui.
Lossed, ian, l'cesco. Marble and Wood lml-
tationf.
New styles ol Paper Hsngings and Fresco
limitations fol ceilings and s.oe walls OF private
houses public halls and churches, selected With
crest caro- from the best manufacturers.
Us experience for many years in this business
enables Ino to give satisfaction and sell low.
JOHN T.. CLARKE,
sply No. l5S King street.
DISOS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION-Th
E abore admirable remedy for Coughz, Colds
and all affections of the lungs in both adults and
children continues to grow ateadl! ~ inpublic fs-
vor. 1t is now over five years since we were
Instrumental in frs. Introducing this preparation
to Il q notice of the Virginia trade, and during
that Ii ne we have sold several thousand hotties
Of it, aud with great aud almost universal salts
faction to purchasers. In bottles of two sizes at
SOC and 81 each, respectively. The trade sup
piled 81 proprietors rates.
JANNEY s. CO.,
Eoy2 Druggists, Nos 10 and l45 King It.
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FOUNDERS ANU!UACHIAISlS
l.LExAN DRgA
IRON AND BRASS WORKS
JAMESON Z CULLlN::j,
rroprietors.

JAM ESUN z UULLIN,1,
rroprietors.
Corner OF Royal and Wilkes slroet.
We are prepared to msnuiacture Steam En-
ginos, Shafting and all kinds Of Machinery: also
to furnish Iron and Brass Castings Of tbs best
quality and workmanship. Having an unusu.
ally large ana varied assortment Of ralterna, We
can furnish Casting. y! reasonable prices aud
short notice. ap l4-tf
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DEAD y n d 4 + l. CT
TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
We submit the following D CE u
RATES uN ukOCERlES to your consl4eIa'

UId JOTtTntutNt TO-, NItsL VllHlIIy. ''''
Teas, Of ali descriptions aud qusllties, Waich
We guarantee cannot be surpassed III low hg"res
by any sroceryEnan in the city
An we ask is n comparison Of goods and lg-
u1es. We war; ant every article we sell. or re-
iunl the money paid Tor it by tho purchaser.
Call to sec tls soon. Respectfully.
nov 3-lm GEO. Mc;iIlhN Ef u son.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-08-18

On Tuesday evening, July 18th, one
of those outrageous and brutal acts
characteristic of the lowest grade of
man brute took blaee in Troy. Ia &C.
ing home from a party at Troy Center
little girl fifteen years of age was
outraged by young monster, claim
ing to be man, by the name of Char
les Holbrook, and left in n terrible
condition to get home a. best she could.
Arriving at home the girl informed her
mother of what had taken place, and
for several days following could NOT
speak word and lay at the point of
death writhing in convulsiOns. The
young man fearing an arrest, skulked
about in the woods for few days, but
on coming home was passed into the
hands of justice by his father. who
felt the enorDity of his sons crime and
delivered him up. We understand the
perpetrator of the outrage Is now at
liberty under bonds of 81 900, while
attending phyicians are trying to nurse
back to life the wretched victim Of his
brutal passions The report that the
girl was a willing subject TO the act has
been circulated throughout the neigh
borhood, but her tatttered clothing and
terrible condition proves conc!usively
that the report is utterly false. The
parents of the young mau and the girl
are well to-do citizens of Troy. Such
crimes as the above are becoming
alarmingly frequent all over the coun-
try, and it is about time some punish
ment was meted cut to such criminals
that will not shame justice. Our courts
are altogether too lenient with such
cases.-Relc London Record.