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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22

6eini aber, Der feline aan;e @el6i6<
te ni6t ersdblen wpilte. faete. wte sr
biniber miiete, um 9erwanete ccrt au
lu6en, ca lein gaeseputer ibn ni6t
l6neer babe erndbren fSnnen bier i'm
9anps +; rpenn fe Ni6ts paaseen bdts
ten. ra er eben aebSrt, ras fe peHeIben
@epss sSsen. mDdte er iid tbnen an.
16liesen urr ibnsn risnsn unterpsss.
Zen priehern fam 60 lebr erriul6t,
fold tIsinsn @sisqsn su fncsn fe
nabmen Iein Nnsrbistsn frsnbis auf unb
70 ,ca or nit ibnen BON Stanc an.
Sic faeten ;bm. eaB fte wsiter wOuten
oils rer 8prarlbera. pos ie b~tnpUutsn
mad Dem lhSnen Supen, mad NCm.
eu fauptaart Der Gbrifenbett, UNI bic
a~pphsIerdbsr bort su erdben; unb Ter
@sltere, rer ihcn hort aswflen. erslblte
eat YisI unr ft6n rappn, RAP remSnos
ben ras 6ers gang isbnllhtis pulps
ronah.
.@p Du did eut bdltft unp ni6.s
gt6srss bof. fannf 1u nit uns eetsn
unp Define juneen ausen an al rem
GhSnsn wsiptn." fiaten fe binsu.
renn fe fancen 9rcbes @efalen an
Jpn.
Do tpb in Res Snaben Sruf elm
Rompf an, mac er Su tbun seeenfe
trenn er Der ArIbers errftdt.
0crtsBur9 fCI9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
Niper ppint. 81. g., IS. Suli, 1895.

Niper ppint. u. g., Is. Suli. 1875.
gcr a&t @c&en e%ntlpaun f6 bel mir eine
8ranfbeit, trelte aus 96pd1s, 8rufiHmer-
sen, 1nDerbauliGtett unb anbern bappn OBJ
bGnsenben 0eiben bsfanb. Durh ben ST.
trau& BON Or. yusuR 8Unts's Gamilisn-@ s-
bi3ineu bin t&, Soft ft Danf. 70 nett berse.
leat, bab i& meine alte Beiddftisuns tpteber
ibernebmen fam. SD fam eaber h,eie mum
e~erbarea Msbi3tuen alien eetnenDen nit eutem
Gsp,Gen empfeblen.
Gbas. 9auptmann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22

Serr Mt6ad guna. 9tbrer in GaF Brady,
ga, ttet!t une mt. r.B bic 5nmturaer 3am:-
lien MeOtsinsn Ii it,nsr Ra9barl6aft @ruBe5
9eleitftt batter, unb RAP balslba feline anbere
MebiSinen mebr eebrau6t pirben. Ct l&tfl
uns bic Wamen BON pieleR, uelben, burH BEN
@etrauG cUn Or. @usuit &Snis'S Samburs,r
Mspistnen, ssbolfen wurDe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
Gin Grp aus cen,
(Gsrtietune.)

"TerWouebereer bat eeiast, auf cen
prairien let Ger Sou gar Isihi; cas- 1T
oter nt6t patr, Senn bier fno gang
anre,e @raemurseln ols bel unS, bier
Gnt fe fsf, sdb' UNI iebr fart ineinans
Der eewo6len. 70 roe. wenn Ginsr aud
nit bier Sdien ofert, er eswtB ZEN
sanSen Gag ibsr fem 1asewsrf Son
. einem balben Ader aulammenbrinet.
Dann mub man wObl Retbis iein, BIC
arbeit 1T bier fein eOnislsdtn. unD msr
70 asisis Su Haule mare, wte er es bier
burhous fein mue, Der trauhte nidt
mad Nmerifd III 9eb'n, um ft9 su
@ObIfano ju ~perbeIfsn. Du, mein
liebsr lpnt, taught chen 70 wenia bieber,
wie Ter WoYer; rem Jbr babt su
6aufs endptse 6srrsn eemaht, unr
ldOn lonse cos Nrbetten perlernt !; bier
mus Sober lelba 6ano anlesen. Sbr
babt npbl @elp, absr rrenn Sbr bier
cen tbsusrn NrbsitsIU6n besablen unb
70 otels 0eute SsrfGlten miEtet, no Die
9sbsne mittel ibwer III baten finn, unp
einen bOben preis fOfen. rirre aud
@uer Gslp balo Gin Gnpe nebmeu ;
penn Gin Sobr faft su ;sbren, uno nihts
einSunebmen, maht Zen @elriaG mayer.
-Darum. lieter SOnt, bin ib leltit in
lasIObn sesansen, eben 70 mein Weit
uno meine Sinner, uno 70 f1rsdlth
aud cas- 1neIif mar, eaS mid eur1
csS Wausbsrsers Sumpsret eetrcfsn
bat, 70 bat eS binmiecer oas @ute, raB
i'd mid iammt meiner eanssn Gamilie
aur l@weren Arbett enti9IOfen babe.
Der Amerifaner laet oab auf Dem Sell
re, wel@es Die Ginwanrsrsr mitbrineen,
tetn Seeen rube, uno man ben @runc
gum @Oblfano erff leee. tpeun Der leste
eurOpdil9. 0rOlden pertlopft tR-une
lGau, Cont ss 1t i;br sisl @abres rae
ran; renR bier muB man arbeiten,
l6wer arbeiten, rro;u man T1 erff ents
l@liset, penn man feir @eIp mebr bat.
TreiIi6 i'm Nnfans bab' t@ BE bdnpe
sou Striemen uno Sdwielen eebabt,
uno par wie i'm S6weiB aetapet, cas
8Ieu3 bat mir meb 9etban, pae i6 mid
gar ni9t aufri9ten fcnnte, unD i& mar
70 mice, oaB Id faum ei1en tonnt'
eenn wenn Der Entertainer gut aablt,
70 psrlanst CT pafir aud cine 6unpf<
arbeit-unb Id mar als Dirtb eas
Gauuen3en, eas mIifee 6srumeeb'n,
Siertrinfsn unp Sartenipfelen eep5bnt
jest bsiBt's 3eitis aus rem 8ett, gum
Nderm, Saumfduen. 6Olsrerbrennen
auiieb'n, unO tdsIt6 sp5lf Stunesn
~wentelfens idper ar6siten, Gas 1T met,
ne tdsIide Nufsabe, unb nur am Spnns
log 1T Elm wenis 3af. Damn bin i'd
aud zimmerman 9etporoen. Du
pirlt laden unb mtinen, bos i'd webI
81 Dem 5anowerf fsin @elHid b1ttte,
neil t6 IS ME 9ettieben babe; aber
bier 1T Gin runbrli9ss eanb. 0Un
mftnsn Spet 3immermannsesbMfen mar
efr Gine 70 etwas pie Elm prUfeGor In
StIan8su, uni Der Mncere mar Gin
1aulmanr' aus Sadlen, Der >einen
9aufen gslo NIT mad amsrifa sebruGt
bat, benz baten Die Nmeritqner boppn
sebolfen. Du wirf fraeen, mas i'd
far 3immermannsurbeit leits? Sd
wia Dir's lagen. 8eil Bier bos Wieb
Nib berumlduft une es aud lsbr pisl
wilbe Ebterc sibt, trerosn bier ale NeI.
Der etnsesaunt, ODER tpte fs bie, loesn
einaefenit has maht man NIT 5poe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
GbarIptttsnine. ga

Or. @uauf 8Suis's Dan burger 5rOpfen uni
grua'Ibes fno bic teitfn Wsoi3inen, pel6G
mir ie in unlerer 5amilte eebrauHt baben
ale. wslGe cieleIbsn gebrau6t BADEN, iassn bal.
lelbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
Neme 3engmiKe,
G4uIenbura. &eras.

SRuIenbure, Gerab.
Der @etrau& laut Nnreiluna BON Or. Mu.
gut SSnig's 5amburser Grppfen nnb 8rull.
Stee, felt ben leBtsn swSlf Monaten, inter ben
rtanisfalttahen aranfbetten In meiner 6amtlie
unb rneintn 8reunsen, mar 70 aufriebenl eQent,
baB mir bieles Mirafel BON Msei,in TETS ppr.
rdtbtg III balten iuden unb es Dem publ,tum
gum IrOBe Ter aerSte auf bas wGrmlte empfsb-
len.
Gssar Weerrem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
8. ID. Sartman.

5err SUbn @ais. Cromwell. 1uiDn Co.. pa ,
idreibt: QGtr baben bic Srcpfsn nit @tfola &C.
brau6t unp baben b%teislben bel Ilt unb Sung
quite Cienfe eetbun, 10 cab i@ nitt msbr pbne
,eieieItrn iein mTtte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22

@eeen allie Rranfbetten bee
W a 8. Der 2eber unp BEG u NJ
terIeibes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
Gssar Werrein.

@ewtB Iubsnb il ~fOlsenbs Mittbsilune Ses
6erra 0ebrer Soiepb Q. 8in1 in Norwalt,
Sbic : ngfO6 fslten bat cine Webtain lDlGen
Grfcls aufauwetlen e'babt, ME Tr. @ugua RI.
nis's Sanburser Ircpfen. Su fei1em 6aule
iOaten ie feblsn, bsionoers bel bisier Sabres.
,eit."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
Ga Grpfe, BiS.

~" SrpWes &OtS'
Sd babe Or. "',af 8Onig'S 5amburaer
3rppfen 9ebrau1h > tawtt BON einem Nar
g~cnleiren fartrt inn ~oieelben nit gutem
@eDiHen iebs:a %,tt..nen empfebFen.
2Snt. 2eeeTcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12
.sECTIDF GSEESo
nv Green & Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.1
TRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of deed of
trust from George Wyatt and Agnes, his
wife. dated Cd the 18Th day of November, 1874
the undersigned. trustee therein named at the re-
quest of the creditor by said deed secured, will SELL
by public suction, in front of the Market House,
on TU ESDAY, the I'D day of August 1876, at
II o clock NJ, the property conveyed to him by
said Of deed Of trust, to wit: That Two e.
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. MERE.
with one story frame kitchen attached, situated
on the lands Of the AleXsndris Canal Railroad
and Bridge Company, and on Montgomery st,
between Royal and Fairfax Streets in said city,
for the use Of which land the rent OF 81 per
month is to be paid to said company.
Terms of Sale-Sl53.57 in cash, and the bal
ance of the purchase money upon credit of six
months secured by the bond of the purchaser,
with good personal security. Title to be retain
ed till the same be fully paid.
GEORGE a. MUSHBACH,
suu II-lUt Trustee.
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GatHEsE siss;sAS

Just published and for sale ~
FIR EN CI'S.0o III y g. STR E t.I.
Society and %oiItude, by Ralph Waldo En-
ersun }! ~.
The conduct of Life, by the same author T;
price 81 81.
Barry Cornwall End Some of his Friends, BY
Jane. T. Fields; SOC.
Sketches of Our Country and People, One
Hundred Years Ago, BY Edward Abbott 81.
Life Letters and Table Talk OF Benz. Robert
Hayden. by Richard Henry Stoddsrd; Sl.5O.
The Prime Minister, by Anthony TroIope
cioth ) 25 paper covers 13c.
Words. Their Use and Abuse by Prof. VIM.
Matthews. Lii. D.. 81
Volume 1st of Daniel Deronda. by George Ell
lott 81 50
10 5uddiccombe and Back soc.
= Cuauc History OF the United States, by
Livingston HOPKINS ST 80.
.hoGoi Town and the Detectives. by Allan
Pinkcrton 5 So
Seen ana Unseen; ) So
Josh Billings, his Works complete, with one
hundred Illustrations 81.
\ Centennial Commissioner in Europe, by
John w. Forney; 81
Kittys Glass Day and Other Stories, by Louisa
NJ. Alcutt; soc.
Le.t-hand=d Elsa, from Bsckwood; 33c.
New styles PHucterlos and the finest English
and French Stationery just received.
New Books daily. -.
ic3 g. L FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Having engage! Il first class Teacher, pro-
pose op';li :. S-lact school for limited NAM
Der Q! 1upils, lrst session to begin Is b Of Sep
t:m ,rr and close 18th OF June. The situation is
pleasant! whoesomo ossy Of access, with III Epis-
cop"i church within walking distance, post
iii :" and daily mali. Not only will specin! al
L,t:tCn be ;,,.d 10 the mentml and religious cu-
turc y! tho scholars, bat their physical culture
will be considered.
Hiss LUCY NELSON, the principal Tcscn-
c:. brings the highest testimonials " An ins:ruc-
tcc=s IN Lntln. French, Mathematics aad tho
higher English branches.
'iIsS g. d SMITH, Assistant.
Hiss frN, Teacher OF Music.
Terms: For session CT nine months $3.50, half
payable in advance; the othor half the first Of
February. This includes board, washing, E"g
lish Tuition. Music, with use OF Piano, French,
Latin Hnt Mathematics.
Kcfcronces-Rev. K. t. Davis, Leesburs /;
Rev. >. 4. kinsoiving, Halifax Court House !;
Rev ". ii. Dame, a exandrisi Ecv. Dr.. Min,
ncgcroie i:ichmnnd; Bishop Dudiy, Louisville
Direct - Mrs. GEORGE CARTER tJatia" Is
T. o., i.oudoun CO., Va. iy l9-cot>l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12
LEGAL lSreyit;eS,

A marriage ncensc has been granted in
Washington to VIM Walker aud Louisa Joaes
of Fairfax county, Va.
The personal tax bills for the present year
have been prepared by The Treasurer, ADD are
ready Tor settlement.
The w. 4 0. road will rue & special train to
the colored camp meeting at Falls Church to-
morrow.
Mr.. J. Edgar Jcffries of this city was badly
bitten in the right ann and side. BY a stallion,
~ Fauquer couuty, a lew days since.
MIR. Robert P0rtncr has had one of Gtachet's
gas machines put 10 at his brewery and beer
garden.
The Lebanon Society Of the NJ. +. church.
at L,uconia, near this city, have completed
their new church, which is to be dedicated to-
morrow.
The Finance Committee of the City Council
held meeting at the Auditors Office last night,
but transacted no business OF special import.
anCe.
Capt. Frank Holingshead of the steamer
Arrow, gave complimentary excursion to some
OF his friends on Thursday evening, and they IN
return, presented him with solid silver ice
pitcher.
Many persons from this city went up 90 the
w. & o. train this morning, 10 the camp
meeting at Bcnton's woods. 1t is reported
that there arc about hundred tents upat the
camp, some Of which belong to Alexaodrlans
| The flag which is to be flung to the breeze
from the pole of the Whitcstone Tiden and
Hendricks Club has been finished by Mes>rs.
Padgclt Il Co., and was displayed IL front OF
| their sail soft this morning.
| The Lebanon aud Anandale Farmers Club,
will hold their annual picnic at Mason Hill on
Thursday the 24h instant. Gen. w. ID. &.
Lee DR.. Moran and Judge j. II. Gray are cx-
| pcctad to address the club.
A white woman, representing herself TO be
from Fredericksburg and on her way to join
some relatives in Memphis, has been imposing
on several persons. She has been twice
sent to the almshouSe but refuses to stay there,
and is regarded by the police authorities as a
| first class fraud.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA. August l2.-In the first r. &C.
mile dash, after several false starts they got #,
Arcturus leading, Meco lapplug and Bill Bruce
Sd. From the half mile they laced sharply
and at the fnsh Arc,urus came in frs, Mcco
tapping and Cyril good third Tine fl.
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Collision.

New YORK, Aug. l2-At an early hour
this morning collision occurred OH the Cen
trail railway Of New Jersey al Wcs!fold, N.
j., about Is miles from Jtrs City, between
a freight train and an oil train, Doth OF Which
were wrecked The engines were BADLY dam
aged. The debris took fire, and four task ears
loaded with oil were destroyed. No uvri.s
are reported. Travel was suspended on the
road until 1915 a. %.
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Watching.

New York, Aug l2--Ihe yachts started
from NJ. 5 buoy for the second race Tor the
Queens Cup as follows: Madeleine. II. lS +;
Countess, II, 10, 20 Wind lights. S. E.;
weather clear. The America is goiag ever the
course with them. She started at Il "A, o.
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Duel

ST. ALBANs, VI, Aug. l2.-Loon Vaudney
and Arthur Revert, OF Montreal, cuKilt !. duel
at Richford, Vermont, yesterday. Two shots
were fred by each principal. The latter was
wounded in the leg, Though not seriously. 4
party OF six participants are under arrest at
Richford.
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EDEC.7TFONAL.

= ETHEL ACADEMY, VA, PREPARES
ID FOR UNIVERSITY OK BUSINESS.
For board and tuition $92.5O per half session.
Reopens September 2lst. For Catalogue ad-
dress WIN. w. SMITH, a. NJ,
Bethel Academy,
aug 5-tWtS15 Fauquier Co., Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12

Your Simmons Liver Regulator has been
in use IN my family for some time, aud am
persuaded ii is valuable addition to The med
ical science.
Coz JNo. Gill SHORTER, of Alabama.
ut has proved good AID ticacious mcdl-
cine. L. \. NUTTING.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12

WANTED IN WAsHlSGToN-lt will be re-
m2mocrcd that Foster, one Of the degrees
"'HCd in Port Tobacco Jail on suspicion Of
murder, gave as a reason Tor his escape from
ne hole Al Qnantico, that be had been guilty
u an ottenee in Washington, and supposed
,aa' he was arrested for that. The following
;;!'m the Washington Republican of this morn
- would seem to couirm this statement
babe Foster, who is held at Port Tobacco
~ one OF the murderers of Everett,at Glymout,
""a'ed IN Washington to answer a charge
vase he escapes from Maryland vengeance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12
W RHINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,


Rev r. Il. PHILLIPS, A NJ, Rector,
Assisted by isTga corps Of experienced officers.
ihiIty -saGond annual session will commence
ept. Patronage represents nineteen states
Buildings SPACIOUS Grounds extensive. Terms
moderate. Churches of seven denominations
within three minutes walk. For Catalogues
address the Rector, or Hon. H. W. Shelley.
~ 81, Nd ,Gtwi1u
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.iOH.N W. STEW A RI.
+ NJ. SWAIN.
NJ. J. HOUGH.
Fauquiar county, jy., 26-td

tellBLIG SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
The undersigned, acting under decree pro-
nouDced on the 9Th day Of April, 1876, by the
os Virgins. in the MISTER of Aaron Brunn,
bankrupt, will offer Tor sale, oy public auction,
to the highest bidder NJ Manassas, Virginia. on
TUESDAY,, the 18TH day OF August 1876 the
TRACT OF LAND purchased by Henry Land
man Of Drury Wood. trustee, lying in Fairfax
county, Va, adjoining the lands Of Joseph Ho-
den ard others, containing three hundred and
four acres, more or less.
Torms--Fivr hundred dollars to be paid in
cash, and the residue il four cqus! instalments,
payable SIX, twelve, eighteen and twenty-iour
months from day Of sale, with interest from date;
The purchaser giving bonds, with satisfactory Sc
curity snd legal title retained and the property.
linb:e to be resod if toe purchaser does not COM
ply with the terrCs OF sale
DKURY WOOD, Trustee.
WM o FRY, Comm'r.
Il Ia M
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charlottesville, jy 2U+wts

GALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
~ TY-Pursuant to the decree of the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax county, pronounced NJ June
term, 1874, IN the suit OF Charles }. Brewer and
others, the undersigned. commissioners named
in said decree will, on MONDAY, the 2lst day
Of August 1876 Tart being Court day, At noon
of In 8. day. before the door Of the Court House
of said county, sell t" the highest bidder, oy
public auction. thHt valuable property on when
John w. PicrpOlnt ut present resides, formerly
The residence OF The !M.c William Brewer ms
tract contain. Oh HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES, l. improved by comfortable .iSaA
FRAME DWELLING, with the usual -asxR.
out buildings, is we'll watcrcd and timbered, lna
good stats II cultivation. good fruit, AMI lies on
the Middle Pike. near Gi1sons woods, and adj
joins Ash Grove"
Terms OF Sale: Enough cash in hand to pay
the expenses of sale and the sum OF ao9i 63, with
interest thereon from the 18th day OF April,
1870, till day of sale, and the residue in three
equal annu.i payments, to bear interest from
the day Of sale to be secured by the notes OF the
purchaser, with good personal security, and re-
;ontion of title until the last payment is made.
Couyeysncng 1t the expense OF the purchaser
THOMAS 4 LOVE, COMMISSIONERS
THOMAS MOORE, ! OF Sale
E.irray county 10 1T-W4W
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
\ Classical School for Boys.

a Classical School for Boys.
the 33d Annuai Session opens September 9th,
1876. Catalogues sent on application to tho
Principal, L. VI. iss.sCEAFOl.D, Ma,
iy l-eo3m Alexandria, Va
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sas Land bill at some length.
The school amendment was then taken up,
| read and made the special order for Monday at
l o'clock.
The Hawaiian treaty question was then taken
up and discussed at length by MIR. West and
others.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
In the House of Representative the confer
ence report upon the Consular and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill was made by MIR. Single
toD, of Mississippi, who explained the action
of the committee and the report.
Mr.. Foster, Of Ohio, radical, gave his rea-
SOUS for signing the report, though not agree
ing with the provisions, in order to get some bill
through.
Mr.. Conger, Of Illinois, radical made a
speech objecting to the reductions in the bill,
after which the report was agreed to and the
bill therefore, passed.
A motion to reconsider vote by which the
House refused 10 agree to certain amendments
of the Senate to the bill making appropria-
tons for the District Of Columbia was agreed
to, aud the bill then referred to the Com nit
tee Oh Appropriations
A resolution appr )priatng $4,000 to delray
expenses of the Military Committee in the
Soldiers Home Investigations was objected to.
A ra.,ort from the Senate that that body had
disagreed TO the roper; from the committee of
conference on the ludiaa Appropriation bill
was takcu up, and another cont nee commit
tee appointed.
Objections were made TO the consideration
OF al! bills of private character.
The order oil the day, a motion to recon-
slider the vote referring the Presidents message
Was then taken up aud Lynch, coIorad, from
Mississippi made speech Of an hours dura.
ton upon the Giving issues as he termed
them Of the day-sn attempted reply to :hc
speeches of Gen Hooker and others. 1t was
all race and color" and way the coored people
were iu favor OF general amnesty aud in vindica-
ton Of republican rule 10 the Suut,
RETURNED.
Messrs Goode, Tucker aud Blackburn, who
went to Norfolk to attend the 'i'ldeu aud Hen
bricks ratification mac:ing, have returned, and
make most favorable report as to the meet
icg and the general feeling prevailing ia Nor
folk and Portsmouth.
COUNSEL EMPLOYED.
The judiciary Coumi;tec, uudcr rcSolu-
ton Of the House, have advised the employ
ment Of Julgc Merrick, W. Ii. Prescott and
Hcory Garrett, to defend the officers of the
House in The suit hruuph; by HaI!et kilbourn
for alleged false imprisonment.
THE SENATE AND TIE CIVIL BILL.
1t is understood that the Senate will take no
action on the conference report on the Civil
aud Legislative bill until The House OF Repre-.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

ty field laborers died from the effects of the
heat near Seville. The vines in Aoausia
arc scorching and failing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12

The "womau's FREUD is what DIR. Bulls
Vegetable Pills mag wa be termed, Tor every
woman that has once used them will not be
without them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12
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sfOTOMAC ACADEMY.

SSoLtM Az hChDGEL /,
J. formerly Alex. Boarding SchooD
Established by Benjsrnin Hallowel in 1924.
complete English, Classical and Mathe
NAUTICAL course taught; also French, German
and Spanish. Next session will commence
SEPTEm B Err 20 Catalogues furnished at re-
quest.
Terms-For board, tuition, washing and
lights, $50 per hal: session in advance. For day
scholar: SIS for tuition in English branches,
- 20 in Greek and Latin (each) and $3.50 il
Modern Languages (esch) per quarter in ad-
aug 3-2sWti Aiexandris. Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12

The finest Tooth Powder in the world is
Wells Eureka O1c trial vii! convince any
opc OF lis superiority over ai;-no matter tho
price. rs cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12

fsNHB UNUaKSIGN Ed. A TEAUHEk OF
I long experience in training youth in the
home school, in the Young Lndics' Seminary,
desires :. situation in private family or home
school. Course OF study-Engiish, Elementary
and Higher Latin, Greek and Mathematics
satisfactory references given. Address w u.
\. p. 4. 22O Linden svenue, Baltimore, Nd.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12

ESUBLIC ) ALE-Un THU RSDAI, August
Z 2l.h, 1876, p. the residence of Samuel and
El;z. Stewart. dec H.: the undersig ned heirs Of
Samuel ard Eliza Stewart dec d., will offer by
public sale, the following described REAL ES-
TATE, lying in Fsuquier county, and State OF
Virginia, viz: $50! acres, formerly known as
The home place oil VIM. Fletcher, d., adj
joining the lands Of VIM. Beverley, Daniel ker-
foot snd w. ". Phillips. The above described
land is in high state of cultivation, is vol
adapted to either farming or grazing, Is we'll
waicrqd and timbered, and has on 1t sll the He-
cesssry oul buildings, close sijscent to churches
mills, schools, &c and in fact Is so located As to
make I. home attractive TO any one who wishes
to locate in Virginia. The second tract contains
ZIG acres. and lies one mile from the above tract,
adjoining the ands of Thomas GIasscock, EliZs
Woodward and others, and is also in high state
Of cultivation, ANA only one mile from .iector-
town depot on the w. Q, V. NJ. s q. 5. K. Il,
thereby making both farms convenient to the
markets OF Alexandria, Washington and Bslt-
NOR The above two tracts OF land can DC
bouy ht %! the heirs "a; private sale prior to the
above ttAt; bat il not sold vt private sale Will
be offered promptly al ~ O'clock II. H., August
"A 1876, It public sale, on the premises.
Term made known on the day OF sale.
Sigue! BY the heirs.
John w. STEWART.
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