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.T"--s UNION RELIEF EXCURSIOS

Mr.. ). s. Howison having generously tender
ed the use Of the beat City Of Alexandria" 70
will be Moonlight Excursion down the river,
on TIL URSDAI EVENING. August 81. The
Alexandria String snd Brass Band. through the
courtesy of its Manager, Nj. NJ Ulnsn, has OF
fprcd its services for the occasion.
Tickets can be procured from the following
namcd gentlemen who will kindly assist tho
ladies in their arrangements Geo. 7. Worth
iEg;on, D Windsor, Robert w Falls, George
K. Hill, Robert G. Lee, w |. Bald ain, James
Green. George H. Robinson. G gorge I. F:c.ch
E :, Leadbehter, Mahlon II. Janney 81 Wa,
Ramsay. ;. Il. i.unt: Allen Harmon and Mcasrs
Wnrtin,.i IL hall ii
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EDLE7TgsjJA.4L.
THE UNDERSIGNED, A TEACHE7

THE UNDERSIGN ED, A TEACHER OF
i long experience in training youth IN the
homo school, in the Young Ladies' Seminary,
desires " situation ia !. private family or home
school. Course OF st,ldy-Engish, h.lementsry
and Higher Latin, Greek ard Mathematics.
Satisfactory references given. Address WM.
n. PAGE, 22O Linden ,,venue, Baltimore, Md.
0u,#
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POLICE REPORT. Robert Cara, coloreo'
commit to jail some days since tor having
jewery iu his possession, under suspicious CIR
cumstances, was discharged.
Sarah johnson. coIorcd, accused of stealing
a puir of shoes from Georgeauua Day, also col
ored, was discharged.
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A1ExANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

Friday las, for the "Sweet Springs, Monroe
county. Virginia. where he will spend MS suui-
mer vacation. We wish our distinguishes con-
temporary pleasant time aud hope oe WIN ~
tu:n To his duties in renewed health anu Vlsol.
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INCREASE OF WAGEs.-It is understood
that an order has beon ISSUED to increase the
wages of all employees on the virginia Mid
land road who receive uuder fifty dollars per
mouth, to the extent of ten per cent. The IN
crease is received with much salts action by the
hands
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SUNDAY FNCURSIONS

OF TIE

MARY WAou, NGTGN
Win hereafter be made only TO MOUNT YER
NON SPRINGS, where no Intoxicating drinks
vii: he sold Oh the grounds or boat. Two trips
,e=v;ng Prince street wharf al l0i q. m. return
ing st 2! p. IN ; fare 90 CTS. Second trip, leaving
Al a. p n, returning 1t s; fare - cts. Those
going on the fist trip can return Oh the second
trip free Of charge Refreshments, inci't,;inH
good country milk, can be had on the grounds.
Persons wishing to spend pleasant day III the
ccuntry, whore good water and shade abound,
can do i. is 25-.f
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Persons liviug in unhealthy localities may
avoid all bilious attacks by taking dose OF Or.
Bulls Vegetable Pills occasionally to keep the
liver in q healthy action.
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TPISOOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Ia u.

Z H.
Rev. j. G. WHEAT d., Principal,
Assisted BY competent and eyper: encc'i teachers
in the several departments. The exercises OF
this Institute will lie resumed Sept emb ,rT, 1876.
For Circulars, containing full inorinat"n, ap
ply to Rev. G.. Whoai. references: the 3!sI
op and Clergy of the diocese OF Virgins.
jy 2U-lu:
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SIMMER FsEyDf.T..,

ENARREN GREEN HOTEL, WARREN
w TON, Va. II. MADDIN, formerly
.; tho City Hotel, Alexandria, Landlord
This hotel Is new from turrct TO foundation
stone and is furnished throughout with new
furniture. II was opened on the first of JuIy,
1876 and already select company hsva L%te'
rooms in it, 1t is substtnti.I, symmotri"a ani
well ventilated. 1t crowns /. lovely en.inoncc.
and has on liz east front a!i attractive Dawn. It
il convenient to village churches of every 1o.
nomination, accessible to supplies OF Ill d.
scrplions and within an hours rid, owe" .
graded road, of The FnuquicT Springs. In" "ators
of which possess MS many curative properties u
sny the invaded seek. 1t is within :! hours
by raj: of A,cA aniri., within hours of wash
layton and of Baltimore. It niso is in toe
grnphic communication with the Whole county.
These advantages tend to cake stranger teal
more ~ home while ruraiizing. II is the pur-
pose Of the landlord to cater - the comfort, Hp
petite and rational pleasure Of sli his g!". IS,
and mske their stay with him pleasant and A.
tractve. He solicit patronage Atdres: j i.
hiaddux Warr"nton, EmUquier county, W. n
T. Tens. ]: S-ihl
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F.EG.fL ..-ijTEt rs.

4 LII PEK$NHS HAVING DULY All
- th:l.icata,i claim. sgaiast ina estate Of
RICHARD VIZ D$OH, deceased, are hcrc b:
notified to present the same t. The un'!ers g1:ci,
and al persons iud.b.oi = the sa'd estate ;r"
requested to GENE forward and settle promptly.
DAVE; Il. WINDSOR
FREDERICK i. WIS DaOE,
jy 26-lm Executors.
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WrATBER PRoBABILITIEs.-Wa Far Depart.
men,, Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
'n"ton, d. 6, July 20, lS76-lO:3O a. NJ
Err the Middle States clear OF fair weather
airing the day. with slight changes lo t@mpF-
AZURE and barometer, and light southei!y 10
westerly winds, followed to night by light ralns
in the southern portion.
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e.z- Persons leaving the city during the sum
,n,'T en- have the Gazette mailed TO them Tree
Of postage. -
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%rnTlGE-Uur bills to July LIST, 1876 are
~ made out and will be presented at ones.
our fr!e..ds vii p.casc give thcir pFo'hp' "''0N
!. a. IL. .SLAYMAkER co.
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The ORKNEY CENTENNIAL -rae proprlc'
tors of the Virginia Hotel a, Orkney oprlogs
THIS week gave their guests series OF d'Vo;
slors, or 'centeuuia carnival and misch'auzl,
consisting of medley Of entertainments, IN
curing tabieaux, tournaments fireworks aod a
full dress ball, beginning on Tuesday aud end
ing 90 Wednesday night. Among those who
took part were the following from Alexapdrla;
Among the tabIc.ux "R4becoa at the Well,
Miss Bousb. The costumes 10 this scene
were rich and appropriate. Scene from
MaSiaoiello,' Gypsies Miss Boush aud
Mr.. Dix,n. Wednesday afternoon there
was a tournament, in which pine Centen'
uia knights entered the lists. Morgao
VI. Moore, of Shenandoah, Knight o. Edge
Hill" was the victor, having taken the rug III
three successive tits. The great eveut OF the
carnival was the ball at night The ball room
was crowded with we-dresscd people long be-
fore the royal party" consisting OF b" sue
cessful knights aud their fair 'ladyes' entered.
They we're escorted to q throne at Que i
the ample ball room, the band playing the cor
oua'ion march. Miss Kate Boush, the queen
of owe and beauty, Wore dress OF white sreti,
adoe, embroidered in blue, and Il crown OF
Il wers O;her ladies present were Miss Cou
ME Buush, black and gold figured grrnadlnc.
Mis-, Cazenovc, white tariton and silk, trim-
med with lace pearls. Misses Fanulc aud
Constance Bush, pearl aud black silk and
back lace. Mrs. S. G. Ncale, blue silk, white
lace overdress.
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LOSIN OUT S A l. Els.

To make change in my business, otter my
entire stock of Blank Books, Writing snI
Whipping Paper, Envelopes, Inks Pens, Lead
and Slate Pencils, Penhodcrs, Rubber Bands,
Gum Muciiagc IN short, Stationery generally,
Sheet Music, &c, &C., st and below cost and
charges.
Torms-Cash for sll sums under twenty co!-
lars, 600 and thirty, sixty and ninety days
according 10 amount Oh approved Negotiable
paper for amounts over $50.
The stock of Sheet Music Ito any one pur-
chaser) Can DC bought Al ono fourth 4 the pub
fishers prices, OH six, nine and twelve months
approved paper. ,,,,o,,,,
iY 24-lW JOHN d. IAKKVII.
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geUBLIC s :LE-On THURSDAY, August
/ 2l.h, IS70, .: :hc residence of Samuel aud
Eizs Stewart. decd, the undersigned heirs of
samuel ana Eliza Stewart, decd, will offer by
put.lc sale, the following described REAL ES-
TATE lying n Fauquer county, and State of
V!sEinia VIZ: 2e03 sores, formerly known as
tho hu.;la place o. VIE. Fletcher, decd, sd-
joining The ,anls Of VIM Beverley, Daniel ker.
Toe! snt: ". ". Phillips. The above described
land is in nigh STAT" Of cultivation is well
adapted TO either farming or grazing, Is well
wateTcd and i'm bored, and has o.. it al the Ae-
cessarg ou: buildings, close adjacent to churches,
mills schools, &c, and in fact Is go located rs to
make il a"IIc attractive 10 any one who wishes
% lsya.e in Virginia INC second tract contains
.!zG :, res and les one mile from the above tract,
.ri:irn2 tiic AND: If Thomas Gasecock, Eliza
" o"dward ana others, ami is also in high state
q >Git;Tst,on, s.aA only one mile rom sector
tow1 depot Oh tho w. G., Y. II. j. u. S. 4. K,
thereby mai.ins both farms convenient to the
ul.c:c;s .: Alexandria, Washington and Bsiti-
NOR. The aoOve TWO tr%cLs OF land can be
bought OF the heirs q: private sale prior to the
aU9y.. date; ; bat i! not sold A. private sale will
b.: altered promptly nj ~ o'clock q. M, August
- 1876. 1t public sale, on the premises.
Terms made known on the day CT sale.
Signed By the heirs.
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NOTICE. To- THOSE REQUIRING 4 Il
~ CENSh t. 10 RlIyi N iSS.
Mayors Uti-c, A.ex,ndria, Vs.,

July y IO.V
All business men and parties requiring IL
cenae 10 do business are hereby -otst Ut the
existence of the following law Of The City Coun-
Gil, VIZ:
"Anv merchant, mercantile firm or other per-
son requiring license, who snail iSil t. pay the
same n or before the 25th day Of Iuly next,
shall forfeit and pay fv. dollars $50 md costs
for each and every day they snail continue bus
mess without paying said LICENSE TAX after tae
said 25ih day of July"
Those required By law to take out . license
can obtain the same by calling III Any time with
III the time specified by the law mt the Mayor :
office. BY order OF the Mayor:
JANIS f " hBSTER.
" 3-tAl Captain .! Police
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sRKEEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,

NRKEEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
~ Twoivc mi IS vest Of Nit. jackson. N+|iay
Branch, b. u y. Z. e. will be open ;or nc r.
cnpllon ., visitors until October ist 1876 ur,:c!
ta'2 manngen est .: y. WOOD WARD t,.o
Of Eawicy Springs, VA.
Sine the las. season the grounds h>.v" been
grr Hl IL proved and water WORKS "rcCt:4. 81 d.
ing gg.%,ty ~ tho convenience. healln And a4.nty
OF the -pr!nas and IL guess.
tine ~ata-s have al established reputation -:
their wonderful curative row.Ts G'ic Springs
are numerous anG Of greet variety. VIZ: sui
phur iiealing, SUN hate OF Iron and Magnesium,
GhaIy beat. CARR. aa!e from We
Terms Of b ,srd per lAg - - per week s>i3
per month Of twenty eigat day 500 Circular
will be found 81 E. ) LIE tA'Hh&ThE d
BROS, Fairfax street.
jT7.lm MOORE s. PERRY, prop'rs.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS near Hsr-isonhare
lie Rockingham county, Va. HkUN y
Bii&khk, Of Washington, D; q, Manager .
This we'll known md popular Summer kcsor.
will be open jane 1st 1876 Tha Writer'S ~ nj
niysis compare favorably with the rcn"an"d
chniy bcaLe waters of Eurono Ii is the strongest
chaiybestc in the United States. Ia addition t.
the water, the location pure and cxniarntin@
atmosphere, picturesque. scenery, Gne walks,
drives, hunting, fishing, &c, al tend to make
kawley THE most attr active as well as THE u o..
haalthful resort in Virginia. The compauy has
at great expense erected the most connl"dlou5
and comfortable buildings in the State .:.d dur
ing the past winter completed portect system
ofterracing and undcrdra'n!ng For terms ANA
1.phets apply to a B. TRICK, President,
Harrisonburg, We my D-Gn
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The CHURCHES The repairs to the Metho
dist Episcopal and Union Presbyterian Church
art lu active progress, but owing to the uece5-
Stiles OF the case the audience rooms are III such
condition as to preclude the holding OF ser,
vices 10 til, IN a, present.. The new front wall
to the Methodist Epi Scopal Church South is
being rapidly built up, meanwhile services are
regularly held 10 the basement. No services
vii be held to morrow ia either Grace, Sccoud
Presbyterian, or the Methodist Protestant
churches, on account of the absctc, OF their
pastors from the city. and none will be held IL
the Union Presbyterian Church.
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KNIGHTS TEMpLARs. The delegation of Old
Douuion Comm, adery, X. l., which went to
Fredericksburg on Thursday, as stated IN the
iaz.ttc of that date, returucd yesterday even
,ug They were most Hospitality received and
most elegantly entertained BY the Sir kclg his
Of fredericksburg Cummandery. The resolu
tou<, the presentation oil which was the object
OF their visit were presented by SIR Joseph
Hopkins, Gencrali>simo of Old Domiulou Com
ul4udcry. aud were received by Sir L. 5.
Chew, Emmineut Commander Of Frcdevcks
burg Commandery. An elegant banquet was
spread for the visitors directly after the pre-
sentatlou.
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ARRIF ED.

Steamer Mary Washington, Baltimore, to
Brodors s. 60.
Schr John A Bsckermsn, six days from Gar
diner Mo for orders.
Schr James NJ Flanagan, Pittston, Me, to
5 Beach.
Schr Fl L Congdon, Providence, to American
Coal Co
Schr jefferson Borden, New York, to master.
Schr Edward Slade. for Georgetown
SAILED
Schr Ida Birdsall Allyns Point, by Amerl.
can Coal Go.
Schr Helen A Hasbrouck, Sandy Hook, by
American Coal Go.
S,nrs J Darlington, Emily s. Jenny. Anna
L Babcock and Moore, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Uncas, hence for Norwich, at New Lon
don 18th
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,IUUN w. STE W A. T.
f NJ. SWAIN.
NJ. J. HOUGH.

"'''iu'Ei So'i.'S1 Jy', " W -
ESUELIG SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
The u2dc. signed acting under decree pro-
nou..ccd on The !th day OF April, 1876, by the
Bon. !, Kives, Judge Of the Western District
ri Nrg ni4 IL the matter Of Aaron Brunn,
b:.:lkrup.. viii offer Tor sac, BY pubic auction,
- The hughes. bidder al :lanassas, Virginia. on
III i-:5Da !, the 18Th day OF August, 1876, the
TRAIT ! LAND purchased By Henry Land
niaIi II I!:ury Wood. trustee, lying in Fairfax
county: - Itin!ninl tho lands Of Joseph Hol-
den and others containing three hundred and
tour acrcS Loge or less.
Tcrlns--fiyc hundred dollars to be paid in
cash. and the residue in four equal instslments.
~ =. h" SIX tsycive. eighteen and twcnty-tour
inn,,i. ron, a,y Of ..ie with interest rom da.e
the purchaser giving bonds, with sat >lalory Sc
cg~, ;. I'D .,-y, title retained and the property
lab !, &c rrSojd II lco purchaser does notcom
ply with The !:rGs al sale.
DRuKY WOOD, Trustee.
WM. q FIR, Comnl'r.
Charlottesville j. :a-w.s
...,ft.t5 or VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
y TN-pursuant - the decree of the Circuit
! cut Of ;'m.r..E County, pronounced ut Juno
torn, 1871 II the suit OF Charles J. Brewer and
1tugr=, The untarsi.ned commissioners named
il -. i! decree, will, on NON DAY the 2lst day
Of Au4u 1916 th,.. beng Court day, at noon
Of tn. nay. before the door of the Court House
% sid county, Sci! t. the highest puuef, oy
public tic. !on, that valu bile property on which
J2Hn ~. ?iYrpo.nt ut present resides, formerly
he rcs.l .nCc ri the ,ttte " iliism Brewer. inns
Tract contains ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
A;,f;iI>;, is improved by y comfortable :jssA
ErhMt. nN IALING. with the usual -aEkQ
oj,: bu.i,.;ags i, well wAt4red aud timbcrcd, III
4,,,, ,st If CT tiv4tiol!, good :ruit, and lies on
tn Il. :G.t Pike, acar Gi0son's woods, and 81"
joins Ash Or ,va >
rrrus o :,%le: Enough cash in hand to pay
rxuc.sp- ~ nj" ard tho SUM OF SS9l 63, with
interest :,areyn from the 18Th day OF April,
1879 I'll ia! oi ale and the residue in three
qua n au.! pay ."cnt5, to bear interest from
Tn. day f ate 20 b. secured by the notes OF the
Ilr~h!:gr. @!ah good personal security, and re-
= liz. o! tile ,.l.i the last payment Is made
: ,uy"yaar,s.g Il the expense ol the purchaser
THOMAS Il LOVE, Commissioners
THOMAS MOORE, J OF Sale.
EN-ta. cnuutY, " l7-W4W
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.EEgFFSsV SHES.
ssyE A. Kerby. AuctlOneer.

rs7RuSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of deed of
Z trus; executed by Cornelius o. Leary, jr.,.
and Bridget 'sry, dated on the lst day of
!; pril, IL the yea. 1878, and of record in the
city Of Alexandria, Va, liber No. 2, page 900,
The Undersigned, rs trustee therein named, and
y: the requestof the p,rtes by said deed secured,
Wi sci! :vr cash by public auction, in front of
the MARKET House, on Royal street. Aexandris,
Va on SATURDAY, the 18th d.y of August,
him By tie said deed of trust, namely: \ GER
tan TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the said city of Alexandria, on the
west side Of Alfred street, between Cameron
snd QUcen street.. fronting l21 feet on Alfred
5 rect and running back fifty feet with the right
OF way over nj alley.
CHARLES E. STUART, jr.,
IL OTIS Trustee
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FOR k.fLE en- RE.T-T.
SA Vi II Ell e. LII Mt.
For = ENT

FOX SA Il ga two-story b * ! & X
III YELLING HOUSE. D. 900 cash, or on
tlre. Also six octave VI IL d aDN. Ad-
dress No s Pitt street.
if 2S-tf A. GLACHh T.
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TAXING THE VEIL.--On the Feast of our
Lady OF Mount Carmel, July 10th, at the Con-
veut OF the Visitation. Moute Maria. Richmond,
Va, Miss Rosalle &. Barry. the youngest
daughter of the late john s. Barry, formerly
OF iii, city. aud well known here. received The
white veil from the hands of Ri. Rev. B.shol
Gibbons. Her mother and two young broth.
ers, who reside 10 New York, and uumber of
ladies aud gcntl men were present. The name
10 rcngiou Of Miss Barry is Sister Mary louis
GouZaga.
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EXCURSION. The Relief Hoax ana Ladder
Company will MAKE their +. eular annual ex-
cur,iuu TO "Mars,all Hall on "Wednesday,
ADJUST 9,h. 1876 There is to be u day aud
moonlight Trip. Th4 steamer "Ma.taoo' WILL
leave King street wnart al /. III. and ! p. III. !;
returning, will leave "Mar,hall Hall at ) p.
H.. II ~ aud 3 a. m. Special arrangement
hive uceu made to mike the day excursion a
most pleasant trip for families; paror and field
crcquet, with other gaue+ Of amusement, hay
lux pcen provided. \ full baud las b.en Sc
cured Ii is hoped that many vino love the
light fautis,ic toe will patronize the moon.
lgh. and uphold this popular company 10
their efforts for The public good.
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The JEFFERSON BoRDEN.-Amopg the ar
rivals OF vessels here to-day was that OF the
schooner f~rson Borden, which attained con-
Siderable noturicty some mouths sluce, by the mu-
tiny which occurred ou board OF her, involving
lie death OF the two mates, and causing the cap
'an aud two men TO navigate the vessel uuald
ID Tor seventeen days. The j fferson Borden
aa hue locking vessel Of abtu niue hundred
'ens bur hen, and is Que of the largest trading
10 this port.
lHE MANASSAS SHOOTING CASE "A gen
"eluau who arrived here, to-day, from the
scene Of the alleged shooting by Rhoda Fewell
Yesterday, says tina the man was DOT hit, but
mat tcwcll merely shot at bin. -Four men
Srle engaged 10 the robbing OF F,weli's house,
"' OF whom were captured. One OF The cap
'uFrd men receiver most unmercltu thrash.
lux lIou Jewell, for his part the robbery.
fERSoSAL.-The Marlboro Prince Georgian
says: Rev. DR.. Sprgg, the accomplished edi
,Sr OF the Southern Churchmsn and rector OF
'tsee Church, Alexaudlia, LEFT that CITY on
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Fairfax county, is l4W4W
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MOCHA, Old Government Java, Lsgsuyra
XAl and Rio Colices 1T low prices.
+. j. DAVIDSON,
NV q l47 King street
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TIE G1.YMoNr MURDER The Port Tobac-
co lines, n publishing the offer of su additional
reward for the detection Of the negroes sup
posed to have murdered young Everett al ely
Ill nj, says:
at will be observed that the reward offered
through Mr. Warning is not in the usual tc: ms
'ior the arrest aud convictions . the murdcr"rs,
but is for the 'arrcsr aud Identification OF the
two suspected tramp>. SO firm is the b:llef that
the crime was committed by these men. that
the people Of the neig i.bvshood are willing 10
pay $3.50 tor their arrest alone. We hope all
THIS wll have tn. rffec Of s'iu ulatiug cxcrlons,
')r il these men can thus pcrpcra!e SO foul
uuricr aad escape with their spols, 1t will DC
but au uv:tution for lis repetition.
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LUST RECEIVED-Another supply of
u Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes; also Combs
OF sll descriptions vt "
w. +. CREIGHTON:S
doe N IS King street.
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TEASl TEASl Choicest and fair grades
i Gunpowder, Oolong and Japan Teas just
received and for sale low by
~ 10 j. g. s. E. MILBURN.