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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-22
1876 GREAT lS5 9
E'ENESTLVANEh ROUTE

Ia e 5E ss.::.
lUIHh NUniu. " hSI u oUU LII y Ed !
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGHIFICEET EQuipMhHT /.
Trains lesve Washington, from depot Q: BAL
TIMUkE u POTOMAC RAlLkCAD, co!
ner Of Sixth snd Is streets, rs follows:
For Philsdclpnia, New York and the East 9.l'
D. NJ daily, with Palace Cars attached. Linn
tied Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars 9.25
H. dsily, except Sunday. Fer Fhlladc!phls
aud New York l.30p IN. daily, except sun
day; for Ihladeiphia 400 p. u daily, With
Psclor Cars attached.
For Pi.isburg and the West, g. m. daily, with
Parlor Cars to Pttsburg; 7.4O p. m. daily
with Palace Car 10 Chicago, and ll.5o y. III.
daily, except Sunday.
For Canardaigua and the North, 8 q. d. daily,
except Sunday; snd 7.4u p. ~ daily, excep:
Saturday, WITH Palace Chr to Rochester. Fol
E!nirs, ll.55 q. N. daily, except Sunday.
For the South, Wis Richmond, $40 q. m: snu
ll.3S J.. IN. daily, except sunday and VII.
Lynch burg Z u. N. H. IS p. ~. daily, excep;
Sunday
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria, +, :, 8, g. IL snd ii g.. NJ, anc'
l. j. AZ, 5, t, and lbs ,. IT, On Sunday al
h. III md and .. N.
Trains ictve hiex.rdria Tor Washington, u, /,
s. j. IL and ii - LII. |, 3, 4, B, = and p. H.
On sunday al q anJ IL 8. m, and pm.
Tickets and ln:ormAtiOn can DO procured hL
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast. d. III. BOYD, Jr.,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. jun
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ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, daily, except
Sundsv-Leave Washington Az p. H.. Alexan-
a~is SO u. ~, arrive St Front Royal 9.35 ..
NJ. Leave Front Roysl 30 m, arrive a. Al
Aleysndri. 30 s N, and =! Washington eoo
=. m. GOOD connects u at ii anassas JUNCTION
Win Mail tr.in to and ircm the south. Leave
Front so7si il thu morning, 60 to any point on
n,.;n line rs far IS Charlottesville, snd return
20 Front Royal same Gay, giving many hours
stay :: Warrvnton, Culpeper, Grange, &c
MANASSAS DlElSlU&. Mail Grain-fss
scngers ieayc Washington $50 a. m, AleNan-
d.ie ~ y. r.. :.nG arrive ~ Str"souTS o.tv y.
M Leave StrsS5urg +. 35 =. m.. arrive 1t Alex
WAEEENTON BRANCH-Connection to
and rem Wa!.enton with Mail Tram daily and
with EXPRESS south bound Saturday night and
North bound Monday morning.
at W:.shlnst1.., c-ose councillors win Noftn
and West. at Ja1y!ilc t"lcc daily with o"p'
and South west and =. LyLcnourg, twice. $,
j. South and - est 49,.
I'VE. ,ls.iiy connections with Chcs. & Ohio
Z. i: ea..ward to Richmond, and Westward &c
St.uu,oI ii Nte t3IlpGu: and III the various
Springs O.: list Inc.
nIerar, Po.!ur IT. viii berun, with IT,: day
rains, between Baltimore aid " A.tc gu
:,lur S;,rinxS, leaving BsI tlln"ro At o. - = u.
Both lri,l;.s from south connet. v: i LncS
s Ohio !; Charlottesville. fo7 the West This !;
i III. on,5 line running !uU5!e daily train:
south o. Washington, NJ n."Ees 10" me qu''N
Is: tire ever lnnte-ass than 81 hours 81. col
washington and \ " Ur.cas.s.
l..iru:n sleeper daily, .c;thca: eHG"gs, be-
tween baltimore ami Ncw Orleans, .caFinA
Baltimore luO3 .. N.
Ccn:enni;., Excursion Tickets TO phi!"ae PM
Oh sae, good for thirty days, sac through Lick
ets to tho SOUTH and West al lowest rates.
q. j. FOKEACRE, zen. h~nagor
! " tl,l .ttt>. &. :! jy I
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rtT 10 IDN u UG4u &s2i t-hCjhI
aa 9 :s= -: - g - j -
SPRING Aki,ANGEMbNT, TWO TkAl 10
DAILY (kXCEPT SUNDAY EEL !, EH.-y
Allen \ :. IL 5 \ y BOUND :2iLL.
Beginning april 18th, 1876
Leave " a. hlLglrl =. 3 y. m. iid i;2o D. nl.;
AMI a!cZaG;lria ut 9:lU =, H., and 40 p ~;
bass Lees0urg, going westward, u! ll:-o u H.,
mnd tj4U o. H., ..iid arrive :. Mound liii =: l.
n, and 40 ., III. Leave kuund Hi a. SO ~.
n, and 1870 p m; pass Leesourg, going east
ward, ~ i H. m and lilo =. m, and arrive II
aiC-ardria =: 81 n. ~, and 3:l3 J. m.. %'ld ~
Washington - $50 m, ana 3:3t =. m
less- PssseL1c. iron. Washington "!!i TAX.
tho ~ shin.:o!l .nd JhiO cars a. ina ba,tiI.JIe
and Poto.au ,.siiro,.d station 81 H. II. Az, l. "a
L. H., t,nd .o through 10 hound nit Withhold
change u cars.
The9iG A. H. train from AltxAadr:. S,I1ti l.. 81
.. m, Erai! from hound Hill cCuIect Ill kDGnd
Till with Harris Usily Lime Of Coaches
Tor onickersvlle, be.ryEilio ni!d "iHcac=-":
also with itc.llers Lino Of Coaches %t.it" cave
Leesturg daily for Aide &nd II ldl:oGrg,
Both traits westward, make Case ronucc!i"o,
II Ticuna with cisson's Ian" 81 Stages i"r Ear.
lax Court Enlse.
e:.,liil.. ..i.st.vI. tickeis, : CTS. Des ut4ie
;ans;.ss,i 4ictl":A, $50.
4. Il. HAYENhii,
oS---tf iJGIg,t.; :.iG..nt hg:D.
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s'ONGRESSIOS LCGSSESTEDE.

By virtue Of the authority vested in Us BY the
safe Conservative Committee, we hereby de-
sisnste WEDN ESDAI, the ooh day OF Au-
gu 1876 AS the time, and the city o! alexandria
a. the place, for holding convention 70 n>ln .
nate the Conservative candidate for Congress IN
the oth Congressional District OF Virgins.
The convention will be composed Of five dele
gates from each magisterial district III the c"u"-
ties OF Grange, Madison, Iu'peper, Rapp.h n
mock, Fsuquler, Fairfax, Loudoun, AlexandFia,
Frederick, Clarke and Warren, and one dele
gate iron. each voting precinct IN the cities Of
Alexandria and Winchester, and the basis OF
voting in said Congressional Convention shall
b. one-votc for every one hundred votes cast tor
Governor kemper in November 1873
JOHN T. LOWELL,
A. d. PAYNE.
J b. STROTHER,
Mem BEES State Con. Com. 9Th Cong Dis.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, to with the Circuit Court of
Y Fairfax county, August Rules, 1876 rhos.
r. Love against Jonstt an Roberts. late Sheriff
Of Fairfax county, and IS such administrator OF
George w. Jackson, dec d., and his securities
in his official bord.
Mem-The object Of this suit is to obtsin q
decree for further settlement of the admins.
tration account of The said Jonathan Roberts Is
administrator aforesaid, and the said admins
traitor re compelled TO pay any amount which
msy be found due 10 the distributes Of the late
George w Jackson.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the defend
att Jonathan Roberts, is non resident Of the
State of Virginia, it is ordered that he appear
within one month after due publication hereof,
and do what is necessary TO protect his interest
a copy teste: +. b RICHARDSON, Cpk.
Love, p. q. aug l7-w4w
VIRGINIA, to with the Circui. Court of
Y Fairfax county. August Rul 5, 1876 Vim.
Alfred Hanson AID j. w. Orrison. In ch7y.
Mem-The 81 jet Of this suit is to attach y
tract o. land, in the county OF Fairfax, the prop
erty 0. the defendant, containing liz acres, be-
ing the same lard conveyed by Alfred Ransom
10 } "hn ". UrrisGn IL trust 10 secure Joseph
the lsnd records of Falriax county, in lber +,
No. 4, folio 1866 to pay complainant the sum OF
SS25, with interest from 1st December. 1879, un-
| til paid.
| 1t appearing By affidavit fled that the defend
| ant Alfred i:4nsun. Is resident .; the State
OF Virginia, it !: ordered tina! be appear within
orr month after due publication hereof, and do
what Is necessary to protect his Interest. a copy,
| tesle +. u. RICH 4 kDSoN. Cle"k.
Love, p. O. aug lI-"4w
NIRGINIA, to with the Circuit Court OF
| Y Fairfax c0uD Y, August Ruies, 1871. K.
~. Garter VS.. d. 3 Csrter. n chsncery
Mcui-The object Of this suit Is to attach IL
c Tuliarerro, the legscy interest or share Of the
said Il. 3. Garter in the e>iai: of the said Louisa
9. Ia.ia!e:ro, decd, to uuy plaintiff he sun: Of
500. with int: est from the lS.h day o. May, 1876
1t appearing By affidavit fled that the said
defendant IL u non resident ot the State Of Fir-
ginia it Is ordered that he APPEAR within one
month after duo puDlI:ation here +, and do whA
is necessary to protect n!s interest copy, tcstc
+. u. RICH = RDSUN. Clerk.
J. IL. Love, p. q. aug l7-w4w
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TFi0ECE BOOKS

Just published and for sale st
FRENCH'S.9 Xxi - G ST Il Il FL.
Society aud Solitude, by kslph Waldo EN-.
orson 81 80.
The Conduct of Life, by the same suthor
price 81 so.
Barry Cornwall and Some CT his Friends, by
james T. Fields; soc.
Sketches Of Our Country md People, One
Hundred Years Ago, by Edward Abbott; 81.
Life Letters and Table Talk OF BENZ Robert
Hayden, By kichard Henry Stoddard; Sl.oO.
The Primo Minister, by Anthony Trollope
cloth 81 25 paper covers 73c.
Words, Their Use and abuse, by Prof. VIM.
Matthews. LII. D.; 81
Volume 1st of Daniel Deronda, by George Ell
lot; 5 50
To Budd ;ecombe and Back soc.
A Comic History oi the United States, by
Livingston Hopkins 81 80
Model Town and the Detectives, by Allan
Pinkerton; ST 30.
Seen and Unseen; 5 81.
Josh Billings, his Works complete, with one
hundred illustrations 81
A Centennial Commissioner in Europe, by
John w. Forney 81
ktty's !'l%ss Day aud Other Stories, by Louisa
NJ. AlcJtt; 5Oc.
Left-hai.d.d Elsa, FROM Biackwood 35c.
New styles Papetrr':S Ind the finest English
and French St.tonery just received.
New Bjoks daily.
ic3 q Z FRENCH.
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MARBLE / ARD.

Having t,kcn charge u Lhn Marble lard at
the corr.r OF DUkt; and AhFH5.D SIS, IL
behalf Of the widow Of the iatn ,YIn. owens, |
I'm now prepared 10 furnish i az KINDS or
GRAVE STONES s.nd BUILDING WORK
rs cheap a. The cheapest.
Sp ls-t ~ Il. Ses AZ 49,.
FgEAUQrAkTEt: fr.sTA1LE LUAU-
/ RES.
The largest and bast assorted sock OF Table
I,uxur,s and Fancy Groceries III the city. Inc
necessity 40 longer exists .or our citizens visit
ing ctner cities inr h3-t class good, Is ,ney cnn
be supplied III home with every article desired
and II lower prices than elsewhere.
ic II +. j. tAVIDoJN, HI King 1t
ID ECEiVED.
pERCALES CAMBK!CS.
VICTORIA LAWNS
STRIPED SHIHTi NGS,
LAW Ms, BLEaChED
AND BROW \ COTTON
Gail AID SEE tnen.
* % Il. Z. oLAYM AhhR co.
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Fer NORFOLK.

Thc elegant. now and substantial sf1- :
iron steamer LAD. OF tn. ~: l. Il aSass
leaves the compauy's wh.:l, Washington EE
ERY MONDAY, " EIDE tSDhi and FNI.
D. \, ut three . clock D. a., and alexandria. II
3 81 y. M; returning. leaves norfolk EVER
TUESDAY r. UI:S';Ay and SATU RuAY,
ut } O'Clock y. m tbs line co9nectS Isl X or
folk with the shp> OF me Merchants and Nj
n4rs' Trans, ,"glai..'n Company tor Bosom End
Providence. and affords thc cheapest did best
route TO those cities .nd their connections
throu .hout %rY: -.n..!.rG. Iare;U Norfolk 81,
round trip ST Tlci-ts good until used,
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No. 60 Il ing street.
We have now in store, purchased direct from
the ;.aiuf,ctorcs, full, complete and hand
some assortment of goods i'll our line to which
re invt" special attention.
French China Dinner sets, complete, in plsin
white, git bad and decorated; French China
Tas sets, III gilt band AID decorated ; French
China Cups anG Sauccrs, gilt band and plain
Whit; French Chin. E-s1s, new patterns and
very handsome, French Chlns Toilet Sta,
Moss Rose and o:acr patterns; English To,c!
China Mug, Toy Tea sets, Glass Vases, &c
We have the largest and most complete stock
d goods ever before brought to this pace, which
are Offering ut very low figures. Cali ant
examine our goods Ard prices nh 5
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DISTRICT OF COLUM 81 a.

This company offers unrivaiiod Facilities for
the transportation vi ircIg!: Nd passengers,
and viii run their stc@rers Tcgtttarly ~ follows
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NOTICE.
- BAL4 LID - y

80 SAI1 AtD Ika
PUTOMAC RIVER STEAMERS.
The steamer EMP RESS, Capt j. L. Barker,
will lesve pier 10, Light street, Baltimore, EV =.
RI TUESDAY, III i p. m. Returning, will
leave A!eysndris EVERY FRIDAY, at tour
O'Clock p. III.
Tie steamer MARY WASHINGTON, Capt
james liarper. Viii leave pier 10, Light stree,
Hsl.i9aore, ~ cry thursday, al p. m
Returning, Will leave Alexandria EV EE I
Mo- "a I, III lO"Op. III.
Freight will moi be received after p. IN.
Both stc.nlars sill stop cich way ri their re-
srca.ivc river landings.
Fox lur.har i..ormsti"H apply to
j. BRrU LkS y CO, Agents,
NH y II King stiocL
finland u SEABuARD uUASTlNG co
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VItGlNl.., - with the C'r>Ut .a 3.
Y Fair!as county. Augu-t Hui">, Is" -i-
win Bates, Groggt G. S"lns"a, TtojLs.. =. H..
5shan, Charc. i. Bate, and ams, I" hiHas
merchants aud y rthers, tratI"g II .er III -#
namc OF Edwin Bate s Co., -: : u. >t"t..
bridge, Frank ). : &C ard and II y Of. Isle
m.rcnants nrI partners, trading unc'r u" "....
ut ,>lpckl,ridg., ~toddac.i :, 90 tnit-. II .".t
Ih.. ooinc. -: his -ul. Is - Recover - !. I'd.
irnd ils ne sum L S34". % with Jegsl n I..,-.
tn.r-3u from IN - day OF N.Y., le.j, ,'& 81
tach the real c-i,." ~ III" said d..'''f.ta-, 90
either OF than, j: the county Of tAria> "
csu ci:.l ) The ;r,.cl "t i'.1d cv"y"st - II =
ULis, agent. &c IA Fran" ). ~t"i,!art b. d.
ben rir e da.c the :l>t o. May 1879, ano 1"cv.ar
in tie and records 81 Fairfax c9unty, bct!.s t1'
undivided fourth pat oi the :st.;' Z ! ~. L.
tie o. Nary : OTIS and her tr0st"e> d"..ss 8
Turbcll and sidney Dillon, and M"y p'r.s1>s
property 0. the Sid defendants, 70 pay :,.4
amount.
|. appearing by atlilav,, fled lhnt IN" ja.":..
ants, :. l. StocEbr,dcc All Franz ;. $tot's'l.
are non residents OF the - IL Of Nrrin'" ). j.
ordered tn.., they appear with.a on" n ih";''
due publication ncrcr: and lU "Ei::. l. '"- "..%''
to protect their interests. . copE, Sc.
r. -. HlCuhHDHpt. t.'-H.
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VIRGINIA., u with Ii" Cf'hi. I''
' FariaA county, hugu-t ku 80 '''I
list DcmaInc against K II. i;"r.h'a1 J. .'
Mem The object OF TIN: .ul. - to f'. 49,.
the defendant the SUM -! ...] -. "t'h H..
from the !G.h day Of April, $50 ~ !, '.'
tract o! l.r1, in the county .. r7'-'"@' Oh ~
erly OF tn. defendant. c"ntti' ins ~ y,
chased By the -nId d."n t.Ht ir"# ia go, ii.
cve, b. deed recorded in tic .Hn1 ~ D..
Feir:nx count, in :ber l., No. } p'5
pay said Au.Ouut. 9.....
it uppsarjng by nt:ii-ri: Md m: :; 49, -.
ant !, n nu.. resident + the Sit" -. '.a
i ordered t;,st hcuppcar %ith ~ 81" IA .- +.
due publication hereof, nna 90 "L'- =
to protect his interest y cops, TT" ,....
~ p'''' ''' F, ID. RICHAHD>ON,
Moore, p. 4
lii PERSONS HAVING h1''' =.
- theEticsted claims ngnr=l -. ,'-.bg
RICHARD WIND5UR dec"a-'., ...'.,-...
n, tined to Preset, tn. -a,nc 70 II" a'' 49,. ~
and All per:ois ind,btcI 70 thc $40 g..
DAVID A h!A Poe ,,.'otn.up
FREyEELCh <. " .lD,..',, -.
" 2G-lm
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FOR THE poToMAC Rl4EE LANDINGS

The rev and commodous iron sTT-
steamer JOHN ". THOM PSnN .sad sss5sszss
butt especially for this route, leaves IL. can.
p.ny's wharf, Washington, EVERY TUES
~ anG FRIDAY, 1t O'clock II. M, and
Aicx"ndria ~ 7.3J :. M; returning, strives
HVAKY WEDNESDAY and ST May, ST
t O'Clock p. Iii.
This company makes cioso CONNECTIONS st Al
cxsnti ria with the W. G., v VI. " e. : r. il.
Go. and with the w. u .. K L. 90. Freight
received for ali points, North and South,
handled with care and forwarded with prompt.
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
F. 4. REED, Agent,
Janney's wharf,
or at the office of the company, under the Ns
tional metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
the TF 70 pP e. SsoN f2edeD
l>rsa CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
.<aza1as.eS LY To
alAADELPHlA A;os TG2V1DENoE AND
Steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAI and leave philadelphia EVER SAT-
URDA I, at II o clock u. from Pier Ne. n.
Wharves.
Thi, line connects at Alexandria with the o.,
4. IS II. and w. s .. Il. Rs, and at Philade-
ph!a with the new and popular Iron Line, Tor
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care,
free Of commissions.
No cha-ge for transfer in Philadelphis, snd
no wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-ive hours. Through rates and through
bills of lsding given. Insurance guaranteed at
loss II sd usual rates.
Agents:
r A. REED, Alcxandris.
WM. 7. CLYDE q CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. F. HYDE Georgetown, D. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
Jan SIT
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TANAWHA SPLINT' COAL.

jan lift w. A. SMOOI.
UANAWHA SPLINT COAL.
We have just received a consignment Of the
above Coal to which we invite the attention OF
consumers It is pure and free from slate,
kindles readily and heats quickly. It's combus.
ton is complete, leaving DO cinders.
Z. D. u EHAFFEY & co.
feb 10 Whsrf and Yard foot Of Queen st.
|CoAI' COAL, COAL
On the wharf and to arrive a full stock o: ~
ANTHRACITE AND OUMBE2LAND
Sold q. market rates per ton Z240 lba.
aug 14-tf w. a. 5MOOT, Shoots whsr.
yoAI' COAL,
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
ceving al our wharf and storage yards, foe. OF
Queen streets, oil the best GOALS known to
| this market. We name in part:
LYKEN'S VALLEY
SHAM4hIN end EAST FRAN Is IN LDh.
JOHN'S. rom EAGLE VEIN CuLLiERY.
| The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA.
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colliery. ns.
| tecmcd the best in the market.
And LEE and STA TON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, o. Steamer, Broken!
Egg Stone sid Nut sizes.
| Also. GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLANl
| COAL.
Also HICKORY, Ckn ond PINE Wool
| Having AMPLE space, each variety OF Cohi !:
kept distinct from that OF others, and il s.
pcc!ally prepared for family use; Yards door
| ed and Coal sent out wei! screened ana free iron
s!sie, 22lU lbs to the ton. Order ir!! 'atL
Mnssrs. Ciarridgc u Gr!gg, corner King &C
Royal st=, or at the yards will be promptly n'frd
T. J. n sH>.FFGI & 80.
| il il WbHrf snl Yards cot .: 4;.',r 81.
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ETEA.E ROFTS.
IT, NOTICE
$50 FOR POTOMAC RIVER LAND

r. NOTICE
1sssss FOR POTOMAC RIVER LAND
INGS.
On and after Thursday July 9th, 1876, the
steamer m ATTANO," Captain w. b. RyIes,
will leave her wharf foot of King street EV f.
RY MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN
ING, ri 40 clock, for landings on the Potomsc
river rs follows:
Marshall Hall, Tolson's Wharf,
Pye's wharf, Matthias Point,
Sandy Point, Dilrs Wharf
Liverpool Point, Wirts Wharf,
Smiths Point, Massey's What,
Cot:sge Wharf, Colton's Wharf,
Stuarts Wharf Backis.one's Island,
Nomini Ferry.
Returning, leaves Nomini Ferry on Tuesday
and Friday mornings, making the above isno-
ings; also making Lees whsrf and Potomac
CITY, returning to Alexandria about shutdown.
N. BOUSH s. SON, agents,
iy7 AlexsnHrs, Virginia.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ewn SPECIAI NUIlCE.
Iksssszaaas,z. -
On and alter Monday, June 5th, until further
notice, the Ferry Boats will run according to
:be following schedule:
Leaue Washington: 5:45, 7:a0, $40, esG, 1880
and li30a m and l:3U. 1890. 2;3O, $3.50, 4;3o.
$50, G.l5 and ! y. n.
Leave Alexandria 5:45 7:3O, $3.50, $50 1920 and
1|.3O a. IN , md 1870, l:30 2:3J, $50, 4,3O $50,
t. Is and p m.
Sundays: 80, $50. 1890 and ll:3O 8. NJ, and
1870. 1850. 49, $3.50, $50. 500 6:l5 and p. IN.
S. S. HOWISON,
IL 3-tr President Potomac Ferry Co.
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NJ core, y q.

ETIKGIEIA. to with IT," Giro. I.lE
' Fairlhx county, Angus: i.ui"s, Is" !: .@;}
W. Duryae -. =. l.. StUCktGuE" F..'.n '
Stodlnrc ana HARRISON q. btl,, ut" "r.c.7 r.
and partners, tradl!.g under the i III """~
Stock bridy" Stoddar u Co., oet.s. IL 81.
I he obi..t IF this sui. Is !" r"c"y"; % T. de-
reud.nts t.r sti,., ii SlGi g. with .ut"r">. ...
on from the :6:h OF May, 1876, ND ~ al. l..
real estate .! The said tc.cntaI.t,, vr ".A.f s'
them, in the c-uLt; Of tairta1, >,.at" -. ir-.''
is, special y the tract OF ia'.d coa'oJ"l b, y
g. O.i., agcnt, &c TO Frank :. it.! '"r' d,
deed bearing date the 2l>t .! Nay, t05 ~.
record il. th" lsEd RECORDS o. fs.,t!nA lily: D.
ing one undivided fourth pat %: ~ t." 's.....
right Al title ot ,iary \ ptis ~! her t"''..''.
Henry ; Iu:b"ll and sidney Di!""- i'i-! ~.
personal property o! ma said d4iri. ."i.s ~ t''
the amount aforesaid.
1t appearing ny siIiInYi: ned lh.t u. j,.r"i
ants, ;. l.. :'tcckhriige and Frank > :. j ''''
sre non r,siJrnls o: the >-a." -! VIZ. a. j, .
ordered hat they appe"r w!inn H' ''s.'-. -
due publication Ecreof, AID i" "na, l. "'... ed
~ t. protcc. t.clr interest copy 49,
Moore. =. a. aue,l-"4,
yTiRGlNiA, to with the EIrcI.- 's~., '
y Fair ~ county. august Ku."s. u'p :.
ward johnson. ~ .nst H. +. 3f"r "H,,. ~
de- bouis noa Of ,ohn Money deed, y "-s" y.
Money, Joseph h. Money an'i ":hrT=, 4"..-. Al
chsncrry.
Mem-1he OBI .ct of this suit is 20 "at.rc' LIE
lien OF plaintiff: judgment tor $50 "'Ih i.."
ct Oh $40 from Is .! january, l-11t ~.
from 9Th .: September 1888, an. ~. ~ ..''
the Nth Of Scyt-m Der, l-JJ, Nl!t. 20 - >"-..,'
to sell the rev.slonaly ln>-r@-. )" tAr -,
by Rachael Money rs dover, - pay .a'1 J'.-
mrnt.
1t appearing by Iii !s";, file! IN =. :'.'
ants, George ". Money md I'-~ph / '"a.t'
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-08
County Centennial.

''lt has been perfect success were the
words which escaped the lips of all at the
close of the Centennial, and well was the ocea.
sion worthy of the language. Early in the
morning our county people began to pour in
to lend their aid and presence 10 the ceebra-
lion of the hundredth anniversary of our
county, while the trains Landed many who
TO dwell day in the house of their fathers.
The Fair Grounds presented beautiful spec
tacle, animated by between two and three
thousand people all wearing the garb of pleas
ure and every face radiant with smile of
happiness. The old, the mddle-aged and tie
young were there, all stimulated by kindred
Keeling which regarded the past and present OF
our county with pride They came bearing
in their hands many old relics of the early
days OF our county, which presented display
to chain the gaze of the curious and charm
the attention of all. About ten O'Clock fa-
nous brass band, of Washing ton, marched
into the grounds playing a lively strain,
headed by VIM. Veirs Bouc, jr., 10 whose in
defatigable energy the success of the occa-
sion is considerably indebted Mr.. Allen
Bowie Davis then called the meeting TO order,
and the Rev. Basil Barry, well known in our
county for his untiring energy in the ministry.
offered up fervent and inspiring prayer.
Chas. Albert, Esq, then proceeded 10 read let
tiers from many aged natives of our county,
all OF which were hailed with applause After
the reading of the letters, Mr.. Davis delivered
an address which was listened to with pleas
ute by the large audience and at its conclusion
introduced Thos. Anderson, ESQ.,, the histo-
rian OF the occasion. He had read but few
lines of bis ably prepared sketch before his
audience perceived that they had before them
a master of his subject and fixed attention
regarded his words with pereeptible enjoyment
through the progress ofone of the most inter |
esiing documents Of its character that il has
ever been our pleasure to hear or read lie |
was followed by Henry c. Hallowell, Esq