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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28
STEALING A TRAIN LOAD OF CAT
TT,F.
Lynchburg (Va.) News.


A few days ago Capt. C. f. Dunn,
Of Jefferson county, Tenn shipped
two car loads of fat cattle to prom
inent cattle broker in Richmond, in
accordance with a previous agree
ment. When the cattle arrived at
Lynchburg, a man calling himself
Harvey, hailing from the vicinity of
Arlington, appeared upon the scene,
and exhibited forged letter, show
ing that be was partner Of Capt.
Dunn, with authority to take charge
of the cattle, which he proposed to
do.
AS there could be no reasonable
objection, the imposter took charge
of the train, and negotiated trade
with cattle merchant of Richmond,
by which he received 81 200 in cash,
and the polite Mr.. Harvey generous
ly requested that the remainder of
the money should be sent to Capt.
Dunn, in Tennessee. Capt. Dunn
himself passed through Lynchburg
subsequently, suspecting that some
thing was wrong. Upon reaching
Richmond he ascertained all the facts
in the case, and found that his pre-
tended partner had drawn his mon
ey. An interview with the innocent
buyer, however, satisfied him that he
would sustain no loss, and the inno~
cent victim of Harvey's rascality
promptly repaid the 1900.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28

THE GERMAN VoTE.-The Chica.
go Telegraph says the Germans in
Illinois are organizing enthusiast
cally for Tilden and Hendricks. The
Telegraph quotes Col. Juessen.
Schurz's brother-in-law, as saying
that Schurz made the great mistake
of his life in coming out for Hayes,
and that the entire Western German
vote are for Tilden.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28

The profits of cotton is not in
its production bat in its manufacture.
The New England States should not
he allowed to realize 1000, 900
per annum by spinning our cotton
and shipping it back to us for sale.
Georgians arouse to your duty and
cease to be hewers of wood and
drawers of water for the Northern
States.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28

THE Custer massacre resulted in
rapid promotion. f. A. Darlington,
son of one of the editors of the At
lanta, Times, who haG just graduated
and been assigned ic the Seventh
Cavalry, became a First Lieutenant
before he could reach his command.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28

A WIFE in San Jose, Col, became
wildly jealous of her husband, and
killed herself, which left the hus
band free to marry tho woman who
had caused the jealousy, and he did
it within three months.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28
President Grants conduct is spok

President Grants conduct is spok-
en- of by the New York Tribune as
"his crimes" For, "this propor~
tion," says that paper, "some of his
errors have reached" No doubt he
deserves impeachment but the par
ty who have twice elected him to
the Presidency and who now endorse
him at Cincinnati would acquit him
in the Senate.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28

TIE Radicals are already arrang-
ing the bayonet rule in Louisiana.
Fheir purpose is to carry the coming
elections in Louisiana, Mississippi,
Arkansas and ALBANIA, by military
force.
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CHE Agariftta guarnal.
Marietta, Ga, Friday, July %, 1876

Fox the first time in many years
the Democrats show something like
generalship in the conduct of their
campaign.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28

The Atlanta Constitution thinks
the grasshoppers are not natives but
carpet baggers, from no one knows
where.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28
DISSOLUTION.

The Copartnership existing under The firm
name of Greer 4 Moore is this day dissolvtd
by mutual consent, j. C. Greer retiring. The
business in the future will be conducted b. j.
L. Moore.
J. c. GREER.
JP. MOORE.
Marietta, May Both, 1876
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28

MALARlous FEVERs,

Yon are at liberty to use my name in
praise OF yo.r Regulator prepared by you,
and recommend il to every one as the best pre-
venlive for Fever and Ague in the world.
plant in Southwestern Georgia, near Albany,
Georgia, and must say that il has done
more good on my plantation among my negroes
than any medicine ] ever used ii snpe:sedes
Quinine iftaken in time.
Yours &c, Hon. B. H. HILL Ga,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28
CONSTIPATION,

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUS
TICE OF GEORGIA. have used Simmons
Liver REGULATOR tor constipation OF my bowels,
caused by temporary arrangement of the liver
for the last three or four years, and always when
used according TO the directions. with decided
benefit. ! think it is good medicine for the
arrangement Of the iver-a' least such has been
my personal experienced In the use Of II
HIRAM WARNER. Chief Justice of Ga.
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SICK HEADACHE

SICK HEADACHE.
EDITORIAL,-W have
tested its virtues, person
ally, and know that for
dyspepsia, Bilousness;
and Tl.robbing Headache,
it is The best medicine the
world ever saw. We
have tried forty other
remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but
none Of them gave u~
more than temporary re-
lief; but the Regulator
not only relieved, but
cured us.
Ed. TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,
Macon, Ga,
Having had during The last twenty years
of my life 10 attend TO Racing Stock, and having
had 20 much trouble with them with Collie,
Grubbs, &c. gave me graet deal of trouble :
having heard Of your Regulator cure for
the above diseases concluded TO try il, after
irving one PACKAGE IN MASH found it to cure
in every instance. it is only to he tried to prove
what have said in It's praise. ] can send you
Certificates from Augusta, Clinton Il Macon, as
to the cure of Horse
GEORGE WAYMAN,
Macon, Ga, July Oath 1875.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-15

Al - eShlHgLoE, CtpSe connections with \ orlE
and West. Al Danvllc daily with south
ard Southwest sad ~ i-yrcnb burg, twice d.iiy,
t" South and y est.
DAILY connections with Chcs. i Ohio
T. k eastward to Richmond, snd westward 10
S!aunion, y n!te Su.pnur Charlie ton, hunt
ingtoa, Cincinnati and the West
Both trains :rcm South connect with Chcs.
Z Hhio II charlottesville FOX the WaSt. tbs IS
: the on; Inc unrlaE double daily trans
south o. Washington, n!,d lna,'s Row III" gu, X
= tin ever .nac1-less than % hour-- between
Washington Ans! New Orleans
MASaS>A> DlFlSlo>, .,lail Tr"n-l'ss-
sens'.rs ie"yc Washington daily, except sur
day :. Is Il. H., <>l"Xandria 30 y M. an: -
rive at Strasturg i.lJ II III. Leave ,'trashUrg
g. 10 y. H., ;.s:ve At leann,Iis , ~ p. n
HAERENTuE BRA y uii-Conneaii"n L.
and from y 4rrsn."n with Msi' Il"ln j@!.>, 80.
with south bould acc s"lmodato Saturday /,
ter, onn
! ccomn.oGNtipn leaves hl'Xsn,:rs ior &J:-
! don>Yl.tr T4csday Thursday sd tuc ny 1t i
| y NJ. nj leage Cor louisville ;"r = .c>.. ri,
| u: . n. III
:'u!;...sn sleeper daily, WITHOUT change, be-
| tween stiIrore and New Orleans, l""ViDg
| Baltimore lUl3 p. III.
Through tickets to the South and W.T. E.
| lowest rates.
&. j. FCHEACKE ron &rn.s,r
:: II. 3H'tADUS, >. I n, aoy@
= A~llIHt;TOH Z UElu &Ai>Hs Il!
|
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LEGAL NOTICES.

yIIRGIElA IN the Ciers' tic" Of the
' Corporation C"ur. Of :hs city i Aicyna-
dna, Oh the 2ltI day Of October 1876 rHar'
Z. BOYD ana Cece IL VrEina Boyd las VT,
plaintiffs, vs.. Elizabeth :. alexander, Cher =
William A!exan!er J. bc.. \ rSa!ni@r
Clarence iee hcXa"a"r, Betty jackson AlcA.
Andcr, Edwin Reed Alexanu"r and Jlih:.h III
alexander, gu.rd,an, and } T. +o"gt.in All
nristrator d b. n {. \. ri TX bcr. a cyaudcr,
defendants. In ,hagcerJ.
Memo: The object Of this suit is B. have the
rea cst.t, OF which kohrrt A!eA ,rdyr died selH
ed and possessed divliad an ongs. thoSc rat;.cd
thereto under his will shuIr, tte same rot
be su ce.:tible Of div.lon to nav" il sold m tn
proceeds dis ribuicd 10 "a par.i.s.
The defendant j g. Holgi;in, not hay
ing entered his Appearance and given Sc
curly according To the act ot Assembly.
ana the rules OF this Court, ana il appear
ing by affidavit that ne Is not .. resident 81
TINS State 1t is ordered that said dcicnd4t appear
here within one month after due publication .!
this order and do what is necessary % protect his
interest in this suit and that copy 81 this or
der be forthwith inserted Ill the Alexandria G;.-
zcttc, n newspaper published IN the city oi A.
cXMlldris, once week Tor four silccc-slv" Wccns,
and posted Ut the front door Of the Court House
Of this city. a copy-teSt
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
kcmper Il Mushbach, y. q oct 2l-W4%
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AUCTION SALES.
BY r. A. kerby. AuctiOneer.
T A u A b L. + K + A l. 4 ia [ Il
PRINCE VILLA ID COUNTY, VA,

' IN
PRINCE VILLA ID COUNTY, VA,
FOR SALE.
Under authority Of tho decree of the Circuit
Court of & !exa1,jria city in the suit of Tayloos
ex, t.utuls against john Nagec, jr, and others,
defendants, passed vt the May term. 1875, the
undersigned, as c mmissoncts therein named,
wi: offer, on SATU RDAY, November 18th,
1876, at II o'clock m, by public auction, in front
.. The Marke: building on Royal street, IN the
city Of Alexandria, Va, the following described
property or SO much thereof as may be Noes
sary u conlr Y with the terms ot said decree:
All that c.rlsin PLANTATlDH TkACI or
PIECE OF LAND, situate in Prince William
:oout IN Z THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED
IND TEN ACkES, and hoing the same con
veycd b. john Naglce, jr and Cslharlne NJ,
his vile, to Benjamin Oglc Iayloe and William
Ii !'sypc, b? dead of mortgage, dated the .S.n
day f March, lSUi --s reetenCc to said mort
sage, regarded amongst me lang fe:nfus .,
nr!nco William county, in liber No 70, page
J;,3 Is naGe or All accurate description OF the
u,etes and bounds OF :ad lard-tcgether With
all and singular, the BUILDINGS, I'M E.ss
prove.r eut water COURSES, rights, Usher LIE
To-, ways and hereditamenLs belonging aid al-
iertniring thereto. This land lies on the 'VaterS
Of the Potomac river and Gccoqnan bay, and
adjoins the land o. Zsbuon A. kankey and the
lands formerly owned by Isaac Newton aud
Basil br .wner The land condemned by the
Alexandrla and Fredericksburg Railway tom-
raiy ior Us purposes (supposed to be seme ~ or
70 .cres) will 30 except Il and reserved from the
above quantity.
Terms 81 Sslc--Fur cash rs 10 SO much US may
be necessary 10 pay the co=ts Of suit aad OF SAFE
and the rcsiGuo IL three tqua lilsta!.nenLs a.
one, tWC IN three y1ars, to DO secured ~ Iue
bonds OF the purchaser, bearing Interest ~ six
per cent from the day of sale, with good person
u! security, ard the title to be retained until The
purchase money is fully paid and the property
ji.bie To be resoId at the risk 0: the purchaser
upon his hi ure 10 comply with the terms OF
safe Corveyuucirs 1t the cost Of the purchaser.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
ON, IL on.s s,,mmis sinnrr- If ~Nlc,
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=. -. Isl ~ CT 10.
,a:s - 81 - go: !7.3 s5 -
WINTER ArRAEGtMEEr.


7 he Ma! T.s'n Wi! lcmGc Is a-bing;s" n .
ii. III. anG Aic1andria Ut $40 J. n. Il. w. *
c-!l Sunday; pas Lees burg, go,ng w"s;@ r,
NJ li:2J =. n. s.lI4 arrive VI Round tt'l * H.
m leave Bound Lii ~ 100 :,- n; pa. Lees,
burg, gong eastward, NJ lilo y. III, ~. sr.I'e
ii .:icxaudria 1t & - p. ~, a1ad - N&s:ii @:ua
Il @39 ,. Ii.
The Accommodation Train viii fonvc Nss@-
ngton ~ 4:2u m, nnd A!",nI !riH 81 l:.:i =.
~. 4uily. "Acvnt unday nad arrly: At i4,e--
bur. a. $40 /. III Leave LessburG AT Il II. ~,
and arrive VI. A,cAas dr.a 1T S:lo n N. @la
"a uiGgtca 1t $50 Is m.
- Passengers tro"4 Washington will ,ake
TIE Ha.!!Hg;on and Obi" cars II tho Baltimore
":. Hy.rn.c Railroad taL!oi' ~ IN. III. a., /.
,". auG gu through 10 Round hiil wiabu.1
chang p' c:.r2.
Tn"9lU, N. train fronl AleyandriH and 1890
- IN train from Round Bill connect :. Hoart
Hi with Harris Daily Line ri C"ays..=
f,@ .Su icscrsv:l!c. Bcrryvlllc and Winch :! ?.
also WITH ncamer's Line Of Coaches. which cave
Lecshurg ds4iiy for A!dic and Mlddleblrg.
Both trains. westward, make close coilnectlra,
al Vienna. with Slsspn'S Line of Stages 10: salr-
Ia Court nuusc.
sjnG3I..nGiasitss. sE@sxs!s. < cas-. Fer :liis
= .a2ss1.sl :S7ja ss&e5, 500.
T. H. AAYE&EK,
IL
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Alexandria Oaztttt
WEDNESDAY hYEN'tr., NOV I'M BEk 10.
a CURIOUS STORY comes from Paris. IL IS

A CURIOUS STORY comes from Paris. 1t IS
not SO very long since young man, wei! dress
ed and apparently rich, entered = candcstlne
gaming house He WAS pisying at trentG-et-
auararlte and had already wen little pile Il
gold Red wins" presently ssld the banker.
and proceeded to hand over leo napo!cons u he
unknown one tor the stakes were high. Bot
the stranger made no sttempt to take the go i,
and returned no answer to the three or tour
questions put to him in reference to the game
His eyes remained fixed on the red while MS
textures assumed CHASTITY paicness. a player
touched his srm-he was dead Teen the bank
or coldly withdreS the leo naDoleons, Observing
that play was in The nature Of reciprocs' con
tract, which could only be entered into cet"eci!
parties both OF whom were capable II conn
ing, and therefore never he.weon iNo inE't
and dead one. The cause If The deato ""'
heart disease, and tho eli ia report Wa soon
drawn nm in prnue- FIRM. Ii contained, - may
he imagined, no reference to the gaming mouse.
Pail Mall Gd~ette.
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HyJ. Gwen IL erby, AuctiOneer.

yE1AUaTaE'o "a IE-By virtue of deed OF
L trust from Mary Scarce, dated June 22nd,
1915. and duly recorded among the land re-
ords OF Fairfax count;, in ibor ), 80. 4, loIio
ISL The Undersigned trustee therein named, al
tho request Of the party secured by said deco,
VIII sell, by public allc ion, to the highest bid
der, in fr mt f Cats tavern in The village OF
- est End, and county fairfax, November
1872, 1876 1T o'c,ock y. IN, TRACT OF
L:, II d. sitl%ted i'll the said county of FslltaS,
containing l29 acres, roods and II poles, ca
elusive of tic marsh, acres, l rood and 81
poes, luriudiag the rs!lFoad, Il acres, with
courses and distances according u Il plat cf sur
vev mado by Thomss n. Garter, Surveyor
ja.ed August, 1919, and lied amongst the pape.s
IN the suit .. Church vs. Watkins, IN the Cor
por..c;on Court ol :licyauIria VA.
Terms o. >4le--Casn. Colv4yancing vt the
cost Vi The purchaser
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
ct 11-lawlin Trustee
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FOR THE roTpN RIVER LANDING:

er,,,, ..,, ,.,,,,..l.,,., .:.
az 'I ,I;;% *" - Tt,[,,iTSt;T
,.,,t 1,r,,.i,y .,r .i's rrn;, .,.,.- 10 -
,,',.'. Sm.,.~f tEs.Lirc,,'n EVERY TIr+--
r. ,n.H iIt::,.V e. .,,r,nrk . ~ nni
iinv...,Tm;. .. : Il, !, ~. ..turr;r,- ,--ira-
t.I-'i,y iyEY,NG&n. y and 81 ,.iIay -,
:I.I>. ''' - =
~. .l.,so ,..,n.,nct,o,s. IT A.
prnI'J~i, n,it" Inc * g., y N, .yI; : i; K
O.. nd Viii: the " 70. < +. %. Er.l. i.
r...,.,.,.s - ~ ,..i,., <,..h .,,l ...u,h
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

This company ofers unrva!cd facilities for
the tram pnGtst,n Of Irei GIT aGI passengers,
sid vii. ran their staHrae:S regularly US follows:
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rsrRItSrHE' : .sALE :>F VALUABLE
1 PROPERTY Ar AND YEAR CLiF-
TON, IN FAiHFAX GoU NTT-i' IS virtue ri
Il decd IF trust from j :, OTIS and w,ic 10 the
undersigned, boring i;:;e February - lo72,
=, d Il record IN the land records Of Fairfax
county ilber O. No T. :o!io -, shall. On
siO&DAY, the l6.n day o. October, 1876. <, urt
day, il from. . he door # the Court iouso .!
sad ecu " sell u The hjghr>! bio or. that -
VALUABLE EW hLLiHG and OF, - 81.
the village OF Glittu " known ~ he " itiG ii
HOUSE Also that CEhTAlN LOT, Lear
Clifton containing nine "creS, three rocGS aDd
sixteen poics, adio!ing !jr. Grg.n, IA" former
" !. par, OF the real estate Of which Cast Class.
+ Ford diad seized. Persons desiring 10 view
mis- properly are rcforrei u Wm. l.. Ford.
The iouSe and ct will be sold sllicct TO lien
Of $500
Term: OF Sale Enough cash in hand 10 pAy
the expenses and {. n4l.. !s;lous o. sale and
S475 66, with interest thereon from February 70,
1872 til day Of GALE ard the residue, ii any, on
credit o. tx luu.ths to bear int. e,t r2ln the
day VI sale. and 10 be secured By ion on tho
jroporty sold. lHot Ao At3i>h,
sep 1i-wiw iiust@".
ls.s. he shove sale is pnstpoacd unG. At'a-
IA J. the 2Dh day Of \ ovenhsr next, when /:
viii DC made II the saulc pace. ~ IL q c oc!i III.
oct 20-w4w THOMAS MOORE, trustee.
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BOOI.S IND SHOES.

rJ1O THE LADIbS--H have one OF the
/ largest stocks OF FINE BUiTOh and
LACE BOOTS ever offered In this marEet' 81
superior quality handsome in styles, when VIII
be sold ut small advance on the coat 20 ,iisn"-
fsctnre, Cali and see at WADDEI'S 5, "a hlng
straat
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3 EADBEATER'S ANODYNE PECTO-
IL RAJ, ne article that we have been manu-
iacturing Tor several years, and one that has
given general satisfaction Tor Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness and other affections OF the throat
and lungs large supply just prepared.
oct u l.. s. LhADBEArER & BRO.
CTAFFuED MANUFACTU RING CO.'S.
Alphabet, Figures, Ink and Brush, an assort-
ment Of sizes for 81 at So King street. A nice
article for marking sgs, boxes, &c.
sep IL J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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A D.-Circumstence rendoring Ii De,
n sirable that l should locate in baltimore.
have transferred my Dental PRAtIi>E IN
Alexandris to Dir. D. n RUST. do hss been :,
for SO many years associated with me As to S,a
and reputation for honesty and high INTEGRITY
being we'll Known | cordsly com.uend nm;
to the favor OF my friends sEG patients, rs VOL
worthy OF tie position to which he succeeds, s''d
bespeak for him the practice with whirh, Tor 80
long, l have been favored. .,.
hlcvopdria Va Ii)-l,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
,--7o SPECIAL NOTICE.

r. stz $50 SrholA - SolloA'
On snd after Friday, September LIST. 1876, the
schedule o! hours OIL the Ferry Boats will be rs
follows:
Leave Alexandria,: 7:3O, $50, $50, 1920 and
ll:5O = m, nd 1880, l:50, 23u, $3.50, 4,3O $50
and 20 p. m
Lcace Washington: 7:30 $50 $50, 1890
sd ll:;;U NJ, and 1870, l:3O, 2:30. 49, 4:5O
$50, Hnd $50 D. M.
;.uaoay unchs ngcd-!irst trip $50 $. m; last
trip a. =. III.
s 5. HOWISON,
aug 30 Pros dent Potomac Ferry Go
;irnr = NOTICE
s 49,: FOR PoToMAC RIVER LAND
lNGS.
Gn and after Thursday, July 9th, 1876 the
steamer M ATTANU," captain w. H. kyeS,
will leave her wharf loot Of King street. EVE
Ky MONDAY a.d THURSDAY MORN
] Nj, y; y clock, for landings or the Putoms
rlTur L. -. !,Hs:
Marshall HHl!. Matthias Point,
yes s!&ri ,ji!'. = haIf
any Point WITS Wharf,
| :.!yurIyo. Toint Iio.istcrs wharf
minis nuiat 3iasscy's Whsf,
! Cottage " i!art. GoilOn's v thr!,
| ~tua-!s wharf, Biackis!onc's Island,
| ro,son's Wharf, Ncmin Ferry.
! EeturniHg leaves n omili Ferry on Tuesday
and Frit!as mornings, making tEe above laud
ngs also making Lee: whsr! and Potom.c
City. returning To Alo& andr.a about shutdown
N. BOU.ou & son, Agents,
| IL : A!eyantria. Virginia.
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Alexandria. Va, mar lD-i

DRB +. JONES, % n. Calvert 81, - IT,
- more Nd, makes specially Hnd gu"rai''
tees Speedy and Certain Relief III ali bls.4sSs
and Irregularities incident to Females Us" ~
Jmpoteucy, 1terity, Spernlatorihtna, o'fltIuFo'
Gravel and ali other Diseases ot lne Gener"llFe
Organs Of either sex. sep
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NOT ICE
H. BALTIMORE IT :
,,ssss.as;;s AID 49,. sss - Sss

49, e. 'AA: aE i,0NA- - -
POTOMAC RIVER STGA MEKo.
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. }. !. Barker,
viii icayc pier 10, Light street, Baltimore, hF :.
RI III 4>liAi, III 4 =. n. Returning, viii
lerve Aluxanlria EF EkY FRIDAY, nt tour
o'clock =. II
The steamer THEODORE WEEM>, Capt.
James I&rpe!, Vii! leave pier 10, liz ut street,
La!t:. ore, 5V E!:l. Tilt il DAY, al 5 = III.
].@.urn!ng, WIZ leave Alexandria EVERY
No :.Y, ~ 10: 0p. n.
FREE gnt will MOI i;e received after p III.
Both steamers ".lli stop escD way III their re
s;,'c'!y" river landings.
tvr further la!-.,ilatiui. apply TO
i! BRO +. Rs IL o., Agents,
!ai. Il ii hing -: Get.
>l.AHU i BIS BOARD GuASllN1 GO
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Real e."lr Ag MS ana hG,Lion, ers,
Eleventh g. bet. .,lan ard Bank Richmond.
Cs - ~. ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA
90 1VO AND MANASSAS RAIL
.1,jA1 COMPANI rs LAND BONDS ~
AUCTION II execution % decree Of The
Cha Gerry Court Of t.ichn"nd, entered January
-, 1876 In Lbs cases oi Jarvis ". Robinson,
sc, and ''Eohll ms nXa2ItOr vs. Robinson.
tca - will sell By suction, on WEDNESDAY,
l5.h OF November nj Il O'clock m, al thr ";li 1
or MessrS Grubbs u Williams. auctionrerS, IN
the c,.y cf Richmond, ElGHT BOND Tor
$1,000 each Hrd Ok h BOND for !: 500, 10 become
uue April !, 1877, with sla per cent IN. ;snru :!
interest, coupons ;.ltach"d, from lst prll, 1879
issued oy tbs Orange, Alexandria a,'d Manassas
Railroad Company, Known rs tnrir LA i y
BONDS, for the pay ?ient OF which the saith II
the com pany is pledged TO npp J tie proceed.
Of rcsa'es Of the lands purchased by the COM
psny. and secured by mortgage or deed Of trust
upon said lanus.
WOOD BOULnIN, Jr., Conm'r.
Grubbs Il Williams, Auct'rS nov S-lW
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PKA CTICa!. -. & NJ J: ~.
No y Suu,I Tair!" :..,,ci
The oldest gnG t.'st Il. :>t..i .!..n. h!ns
establishment il the cl.F. Il. ,.ocK 3cu. Nib
dIspstch and il tn. nos! III &cle sd .sor.n ="
Ike manner Satisfaction & ,.Ta1 sci
JObBlEt1 done II snort No.ic" and ~ =
s,.t.. ~ t!rn rnC.i nxr"c3"G".,;i a'"-sirc~
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T AIDES PAKLUR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PERS-Lsdies' French Kid broaH"ay
Ladies Lasting Broadway, Turkey Morocco
Broadway, F.ench Kid Toilet, Cass.H"re loi-
lei. Lasting Toilet, Serge and Carpet slippers,
in every sly 10 aud qusiiLy. st Va oDhl'H' Il
KING street
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vxyE NOW HAVE IN STOCK A VHRY
w crest variety Of Ladies Low Shoes,
suitable tor Spring and sum mer wear; Newport
Centennial and continental Ties snd Congress
Shoes in ali the latest styles ut W ADDEl'a -
iDo ct
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

'HlLlp B. AooE'
NO. Z PRINCE STREET
GENERAL
COM MISSION AND SKIPPING AAaL
Dealer IL VII kinds oi
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND PLASrs1
Agelt OF Tic
LIVERPOOL z LONDON :, & ADOBE l.
:5UEANCG COMPANY
lob Ct.
/, e. i e. AlLBURN,
Who esale and Retail
GEOCERS s CUMMiSSIUE MEECh T.
No. Is n. Royal s.. cor. Market ~paco
..I"A@n.trla, sIrEI;l.,
Orders aud consignmont5 solicited. I'hcg ~:
receive CareIu! and prompt ,.ttontlou. ~ Z
II b. LAWSON j Co,
[Successors TO f. NJ. L..Hsun,I
GROCER and LIQUOR I3&CEA Ms
NJ. 81 Cin!vruH stree,
wus3 ti.E : Il, Dl,tA -
i Ho&Aa FHNki'
GENERAL COMMiSSiO& AakuiA.i
AND AGENT FOR
THE SALE OF FERTILIZERS.
No. Il King street,
lug lG-l! ALIEN a DklA, 4.
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NEW STYLES LADIES GAlIhH9 Al
~ WADDEI'S II King street
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AIDES LASTl Nc bOur1--A large stock
- with a great variety OF new Styles, hehut'~
nl and very cheap ut WADDhI'.-, "a King 81.