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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28

ANONYMOUS has our thanks for
her interesting communication from
Waukegan. Now that she has com
menced wiring, we shall hope to re-
ceive other communications. from her,
not only accompanied by her name,
bus with her name subscribed to her
communications.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
. 10 O.

The beat 2-buthon Glove in the
world FOE tbs price. Every pair war;
ranted. Also full line OF the cele-
hrated sSPRINCESS OF WALES
Kid Glo-es-S-button at $3.50. Chill.
dren's Kid Gloves, full assortment.
We have also reduced the price of
"ALExANDRE LIE GRAND:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
nATLANDs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Having engaged first class Teacher pro
pose openi' select school for u llt1lte.i mum
Der Of pupils, first session to begin Is b OF Sop,
tender and close 18th Of June. The situation Is
pleasant, wholesome, essy OF access, with an Eps.
copal church within walking distance. u pos
III - and daily mail. &ot only viii spcclsl ~
ta,,Lion be paid to the mental and religious cui.
ture of the scholars, but their physical culture
will be considered.
Miss LUCY NELSON, the principal I'escn-
err brings the highest testimonials n: MI lnStruc-
tress in Latin, French, Mathematics and Lne
higher English branches.
Miss b. d SMITH, Ass slant
Miss FOX, Teacher Of Music.
Terms: For session of nine months $50, halt
payable in advance; the othor bal! the irst u
February. This includes board, washing, + &
lish Tuition. Music, with use OF Primo, French.
Latin and Mathematics.
References-Rev. K. I. Davis, Lecsburg
Rev. 0. A. Kinsolving, Halifax Court b use
Rev. W. NJ. Dame, \ Alexandria; Rev. DR.. Min
negerode, Richmond; Bishop pudly, Louisville
Direct 10 Mrs. GEO nGE CARTER, ''st'a' ts
2 o. Loudoun CO., Va. is l9-eotrl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
The Turkish. War.

LONDON, August II nc limes to day, says
the capture oI HurguscValz IS severe II not
fatal blow TO the Scryiaus. 1t concludes as fol
lows
The Turkish ministers must be solemDly
warned hat they will DOT be allowed to make a
wanton u. OF their victory IF they think that
on the soil Of Sclvia their troops may
safely commit the one hundredth part Of the
atrocities pcrpeirated in Blu gara they are the
victims of intatuation. SeIvla is not hid away
ia corner. What is done there one day i known
the Dext mcrDiDg in all the capitals Of Europe,
and if the Basin Baz )uks We're let loose On the
dcfenc,less peasautry the prudential motives
Of statesmen would form but a sorry barrier
against the popular nd gDation Of th" countries
on W lose forbaaGauce The Turks 'ave too long
relied. Even the rppud ion Of he Turkish
debt did less to give just idea oil q toman
ru,c than The butchercs 10 Bulgaria, and
a rcpe;ition # those horrors in Seivia would
make the pic ure OF that rule fatally complete;
nor will Turk, be allowed to make such Use OF
her victory "a to cancoi Serplan freedom. Ser
via is under the pTut cllOD OF the great powers
aod with them W II lie the duty OF imposing
any heedfu restraint CO the lmpe'uous spirit OF
her people. Whatever may BE- their faults,
they arc advancing 10 cv,'lZllon az fast as the
Ottoman part Of Turkey Is decaylug. . her
States THAI Russia would not be disposed to
let them again fall urdar the rule Of Turkish
Pashas or even allow 3 grade to be again oc
cupied by Turkish garrison.
\ dispatch 70 the Pail Mall Gazette from
Berlin says: NJ edistiou by the poY er5 is COO
sdcred improbable until he M2Otcuegrlns are
Grvep off l'u kish soil. According to private
information received from Bucharest, Prince
Charles is greatly discontinued at the change 10
the Cabine! aud ., the lucr.asiog power OF the
radicals. His abdicatlnn = feared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

mules, $50. 900 rounds of ammunition, $1,000
rations aud no forage. This IS the gutest
marching condition. The men and horses are 10
the finest possible trim. The scouting parties
have discovered a large fresh trail of Sioux,
leading towards the Lower Toogue ard Powder
rivers. 1t is believed the savage are IN uced Of
vctuas, as picked carcasses oil dogs are found
around their camps. They have fred the
prarries 10 ruin the pasturage and render the
cavalry useless, Gen. Terry Las not been heard
from for month H. is believed 10 have nearly
1000 men. Gen. Crock made speech to his
men. yesterday, representing the necessity Of
each doing his best.
A special to the Tribune, from St Paul, says
wild report gained credence o day that Terry
had met Sitting Bull aud been worsted Il
could not BE- traced to any reliable source, blu.
shows that the opinion is general that the lo.
dams have superior force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

You are most re: pet.!uuy invited to ssonbIe
1t suca places III your respective districts rs
may DC named by tGe District superintendent,
% >AEU RDAl, the Sch day o! August 1876,
81 o'cIock p. IN, TOR the purpose o. sc.ecti"s
five cel, l. !or each district to the convention
" licil w.I as,cE.b IN AlcEandrIa on tn" "o.h
i--t,,,t.. no,rtr.,.t. u candidate for Congress.
For the plr}.o-s Of ;. more III TOugh End COM
pi.,e orca1tz4g!on Uf tic parry Tor the al Gail
pAiyn, In accord snce win the recommendation
81 The State t'oAsa rvativc Committee, q MAoo
IEE4ING will b. he'd nj the Court House on
MO>DAI, tn" 1t day ~ Aug4st' lo'o' C"uF1
.!nv. wael i, i proposed 70 rAlliy a:.u endorse
the TIlte4 ana Hendricks Domn atlJn IL Il TO
De hoped .ner. .iit &c .ul! turn out. Dl'tIn-
tui.D.d -peahvrs m.y b: expected on the occa-
ss;r THOMAS MOORE,
aug 3-3t County Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
D&HRY WOOD, Trustee.
~ . FIR Conan.
Charlottesville, j. 4J-w.5

GALE az VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
, TH-- Pursuant :, tue decree OF the Circuit
''ourt 81 E,,5.&A county. pronounced at June
term, 49, J, IN tn" -uil Of Charles j. Brewer and
others, lae Uu1 ar.itacI. commissioners named
il ~ decree wiu Oh VI )NDAI I, tue Dist day
o.! AG.list. 1876 .a"G beng Court day, al noon
o. III 10 lay before tls door Of the Court Hou5"
~ I'D county. SCI T. tn" highest bidder, by
puhIc auction. tina. y"lu .ble property on winch
john ~. fi"rronL a. present resides, formerly
The residence o. .hc tn.1 William Brewer. This
tract confirms OK I HtEDHAD IN d SlATf
- nA.~, l. lsu yrovoi ~ u comfortable IA
FRA u IN s,i,LlEG, with tho usual -as.aA
out bu li'.t!- /. well wat"rci and timbered, II
@ooi Sat Il G.. t,vni!ra, good lrnL, and ies on
the Niel!!a p -. au.r Gioson's woois, and ad-
10 rs Ash ar y"'
Terms AIN. Enough cash in hand to pay
the zper Sos Of -si. s,.,! the sL! Of 1894 TO- Wlth
,a4arr<, -a.vc,n ron. the l3.n day of Apr,
1877 I'LL day uf ale AID the residue in three
quad a1nu,1 payments, t. bear interest from
tn day If sale, - b. secured By tho notes OF the
purchase vI,b good personal security, and re-
:enti5n .! title uu.il the last payment Is nadc.
Congeyagl3.g It the expense OF the purchaser.
IHON Is Il LOVE. Commissioners
THpAA:i MOORE, o! ,oale.
F;,irf4. county II lT-w!w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
The Indian War.

CHICAGO, ILL Aug a special dispatch
to the Iuouue from the Big Horn expedition
~ Goose Creek via Fort Fcttcrman says: Geu.
Merritt, with his force, j,ln,d Geo. Crook,
yesterday, add they are DOW ready Tor aggres-
s've action. This united column has > 100
fghtlug men underline uew orgauzltion Gen.
Merritt rauks as officer Of cavalry and Col
Chambers Tue commander Of the luantry The
ut once towards Tongue river with its 800 pack
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

POLICE REpoRT-The only case at police
hea'qu,rters this morning was that of two white
boys oamed Cash and Franklin, for stealing
money from the drawer Of Mr. +. L. Steele. They
Were found guilty, and the Mayor required
Their parents to give them a good thrsshing,
which was immediately done, in the station
house,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
Esrt: A. yrUISSE!s.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING DULY AU-
h theutl..ted cIa!ms against the estate Of
RICHARD WINDSOR deceased, are hereby
no,ii.ud IT, present The same 10 the undersigned,
and I'LL persons inG@b.o1 10 the said estate are
requested 10 cone onward urd settle promptly.
DAVID \. WINDSOR,
FREDERICK T. WlNDSUR,
" 2G-'m Executors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

Rev T. II, PHILLIPS, A NJ, Rector,
Assisted by large corps Of experienced "tiiccrs.
Thirt7 second aNnus session will commence
Sept. 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. II. w. Shelby
iy 2J-2aWd&tWi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

TIE CANAL.-rhc rcccut break on the four
teen mile level of the q. 4 0. Caual having
been repaired, the whole line of both that, aud
the Alexandria Canal is now in uavlgab'e order
tw, bouts, the Minerva Boyer and Henry Dsl
ah1ld arrived here from the scene OF the break
this morning. AS the Instructions to Rock
Geek are not yet rem we'd, the Minerva Buyer,
which is consigned to he Constellation Com
pahy at Georgetown, had to come to this city
aud tcw up the river
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
IurdcrouS Z sSauif.

MILFORD Pa, Aug 9-CnaIics kranse, a
sewing macniue manufacturer of Hon sdaIe,
Pennsylvania, whie ur.v.ug through 4 piece
Of W ,ods on his to Piston, yesl erday. was
ass led by baud Of m lily Mqe s and
so inhumanIy beaten that his lie Is dcSrared
oi. His watch, and Considerable amount OF
money were III ken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
Il. r. Russer.

Boston Aug B. L. Buffers letter &C
cnptiLg the protf~rcd uomiaaiioa for Congress
by the Seventh District republicans is publish
ed to-day He says he has not chanre MS
views, but the country having been committed
in favor of r. unplon b. legislative action he
believes it should be carried into effect as
speedily as possible ami places himself square
L. upon the republican platform SO far as he
considers the prlncip!es aud policy Of the party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

The CAMP MEETINGS The colored camp
meeting, near Falls Church, will be held over,
Sunday aud special train will leave here that
morning tor the camp gre und.
To morrow is the day 6xei for the closing OF
the Gibsou's Woods camp, but there has been
y rumor OF its continuance until next week Ii
is more than probable, however, as the Lou
doun camp is now in progress that the Glib
sous Woods camp vii! close to morrow, as al
fist ARRANGED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

MATRlMoNIAL.-Mr George Uhler, of this
city, was married in Yeocomico Church, West,
morelaud county, yesterday, to Miss Nellie s.
Lloyd. former Alexandria belle, but who, for
the past year, has been living with her brother,
Rev. }. j. Lloyd, in that county. Among those
present. at the marriage were many FROM tbs
city, relatives anu friends of the BRIDE aud
groom, who went from here to teUdcr their
congratulations to the happy pair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

CArSlzED,-The yacht Dolphio, from Wash
'ugtoD, capsized off the foot Of Queen street,
yesterday afternoon, aud her TWO occupants
We're thrown into the water, from whence they
We're speedily rescu Il ky boat from Frshtowp,
which had put off to their assistance. Their
yacht was afterwards righ,cd and they went on
Their way rejoicing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

KILLED BY LIGHTNING. 1.-TWO horses be
longing to MIR. Edward Cook, WHO lives pear
the storm on Monday Dight, aud instantly
killed The horses were in the pasture auG
were frequently seen durihg the early part Of
the storm by their owner, from his window. and
their death was not discovered until the hext
morning, wheo they were found lying side by
side
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

UNFouNDED.-A dispatch Was published 10
sou.eof The moroiug pappers stating that Mr. b.
Waller, jr., VINO keeps store at Riohla1d Nils,
IN Stafford cou ny, had been murdered on
Monday night By TWO uegrocs, aud his store
robbed OF 1880 in cash. aud some merchau.
disc. Advlccs received here by the steamer
kcyport, to day, prove the report to have. been
false, Mr.. Waller bsiGg alive aud we'll. The
report is supposed to have originated from The
passage Of the TWO Everett murdercrs through
R,chlaud, ard their having stolen boat there.
Mr.. Waller has relatives aud friends 10 this
city, who we're considerably alarmed until the
contradiction of the report came.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
THE UNDERSIGNED, A TEAuAEa OF

7NHE UNDEkSIGN Ed, A IEAVdEE UF
L long experience in training youth IN the
home school, in the Young Ladies' Seminary,
desires situation in q private lamlly or home
school Course ol study-Engiish, documentary
and higher Latin, Greek and MntA emstc'.
Satisfactory references given Address W ".
n PAGE 22a Linden avenue, Baltimore Md.
D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

Tue MATTANO.-i'he steamer Mattano OF
the Polouac river line is fast becoming ia.
vorite with the people along the route. Her
captain, W. H. Byes, is an efficient polite and
popular officer aud is so we'll known that he Is
drawing a large share Of the river patronage to
his boa. Tie says 10 short time the MattarC
VIII be one o! the most comfortably arranged
boats 90 The river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

Your Simuous' L:v:f Regulator has been
10 U.s. il nv family lar s'na time, and au
persuaded il i, d valuable addition to The rI9
cal scienca.
GOV. JNo. GILL SuoRI Err of Alabama.
ii, has proved j. good !. tIiaaciu, medl-
cine. {. IL. NUTTlNG.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

@aS- FOURTH WARD. The meeting OF the
voters o! the Fourth !, ard to ,rgnniz Iildct
and Hendricks Club, which WAS postponed on
last wednesday night accou.t o! tn" r'in
will be neld On next "Wednesday night, August
8 At o clock, Ut the Friendship Erg ne House.
Ii IL hoped there will he E-rse turnou. Of
voters aug1-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

BASE BALL "A very interesting game OF
base ball was played on Monday, Angus, 7th,
be, ween til, E'hau Alcus and Rough ADD
kcadys of AL xaudlia county, IL watch the lat
ter came off VICTORIOUS 1t seemed us though
the Ethan Allan boys could uot get tie hang
of Munsou balls. They uado a very pretty
double pIsy in the sccnnd innings. Oa The
side Of the Readys NJ. F. Douglas aud W. II.
NJ orc sent five balls to the lett field, thcrsty
sco,iug houc runs The following is the core ::
lnnlrls. l. 2 3, 5, ., I, 5, y.
+, ian Allaus, ., ., ,, y, |, ., ., %.
Rough 4 Rcadys. 5, ., l, |, |. 3, ), 5. 3 a.
Empire, j Rodier, of the Pastures. Time
OF game, 2:4O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
FEN ALE INSTITUTE,
I Winchester, Va

Rev. j. z. " EAT, DID, PFINcIpsIl
Assisted b. competent and expor enc@d tcachers
in the several departments. The exercises o.
this Institute will be resumed September I, 1876.
For Circulars containing full information, "p.
ply TO Rev j &. Wheat. References: the Rish-
op and Clergy of the Diocese Of Virginia
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CT. JOHNS ACADEMY 7.

Tho Thirty Eighth Annual Session will com
mence on MONDAY, Septonba; Alb
The advantages are: Experienced teachers,
improved classification, military discipline and
fine library and apparatus. Charge ior board
and tuition :62. 80 y quarter session Of TWO and r.
half months. EARLY application will be neces--
otacr in urmation address
RICHARD l. CARNE, A. Nj, Principal,
aug 3-oolm Drawer II hleXardris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-W War Depart'
oeut Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,m0ton, d. G., august 9. lS76-lO:3o a: M
Tn the Eastern and Middle States slight chang IS
in pressure, varisble winds, shifting to caste ~
or southsrly. slightly lower temperature than
on Tuesday, snd clear westher, except ram
sress in southern portion Of latter.
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aug 5-tWt Isl
POTOMAC ACADEMY,

FDUIUll AC ACA UEM I
/ formerly Alex. Boarding SCHOOL,
Established by Berjs:nin Hallowe!l in 1928
a complete English, C!assica! and Mnthc.
NAUTICAL course taught; also French, German
and Spanish. Next session Will commence
SEPTEABER 20 Catalogues furnished at re-
quest.
Terms-For board tuition washing and
lights, $3.50 per hail session IN advance For day
scholars SIS for tuition in English branches,
81 30 in Greek and Latin (esch) and SIS l.
Modern Languages (eachl pc: 4uarter i'll I'D
vance. JOHN S. BLAt kBU I'm, Princpal,
aug 3-2awtf Alexsndra, Virginia
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F;arrsy.co ~ !4-uIm Corn, - Sal"

gFuU>E AMI Lot AZ HtNN Don FOX
4 81 H. ..ur .Il.ut 20 TIE decree ii the Or
cut Court ~ ta-i..aA county, rendered NJ thc
june term, 1876 ~ the SUIT ol Wilmer x Sony
make y. II d son Whpple the undcra2n.d,
commissioner therein named. will, on MON
LAY LGc = Il day 81 AuIus. tuAt beng Court
day, ut l"e W. o'clock H., III fon, % the Cour,
,,uuzo door .! sad county, sell to the highest
bdtrr tho following properly, - wit: Thatc"r-
t,n rIhGE OK LUI DF LAND ana IT. APP
yuTtCIGnc"sr containing shout one acre, situated
III the -gl.uIc Di Icr.Jpr, M !. Known ~ In"
H0ivple gr rer.y. TIM: 10. uaa there n ,,'aaaSi
u co,u.or.rIo FRAME, DNELLl Nc, -AEEa.
and !. oliSiyiy situated. Persons Wishing 10 VI, d"
tho properly are ceicrred 10 j. Amos Fox, who
resides thereon
Term, Of ,>uln: 80 much cssG in hand 81 will
pay the expenses ol aaIa and Tn" sun 0! 50 i ~,
with lsLnrcs. thereon from mo 2tst ol S:D-cIn-
ter, la IT,. .@ ana Lle residue On n credit of
n. sI..s Loo gears in equal instruments, 70 boar
utercs. from III" day ~ sale and 10 b. secured
by the notes OF the purchaser, with good per-
s0nnl security anc rclcAllon vi title untIt the
last pay Inena Il made.
IHUS. MOORE, Comm'r. OF Sale.
FairisX county, j. i4-"4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
LOCAL NEWS.

ssE Persons leaving the city during the sum
MGR can have the Gazette mailed to them Tree
C
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

If your liver is torpid, il your appetite Is
poor, ii you want your stem Gu thoroughly
cicausca, il y.u canno; sleep. II you want good
Digestion u,u D.. Bull Vegetable Pills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

The most concentrated, universal sna dur@' e
fertilizer ever offered to the tarmer-ccmbiHne
Ill The stimulating qualities OF Peruvian Gun"n
and the ever durable tcrtilizing properties Of
Bones. L. fine dry powder, prepared expressly
for drilling.
After eighteen years experience by tho farm.
crs of Maryland and Virginia in the usc Of
EXCELSIOR" on their whc,t crcns. it is their
opini n that an application Of TO- pounds Is
equa to from 200 to 80 pounds Of INV other fer
tt ,zcr or guauo, and therefore fully 100 per CT
cheapnr.
UNIFNRMITY OFQUALITYGUARAN-
TEEn EY THE MANUFACTURERS.
2=f- F%.rners should sec that every bag is
bran led rs above, with the ANALYSIS Hrd
OUR NAME in RED LETTERS. All others
are counter n':S.
PRICE SPA PER TON.
J. j. TEIssSEsz 81 CO.,
~ p.s:t :. !! fillmore.
Enr ssla by z NJ La MSNN & i u ..S-AN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

Ess~ NoTIcE - ne regular .uoIthly meeting
of the CoiuA ola Fire :. mplnv will be held to-
morrow ~ cdncsday) evening, Augu't 9th, Il.
S O'Clock augS-N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

81 CASES SAINT JULIEN uLAHET
40 WINE, very superior article, just re-
celved AID for sale At low figures.
Gee McBUkA Ely u son,
iv3l lG6 and l7U King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

DEaDl MlNhH IAN Is OF III the differ
IL ent makes supplied st factory prices.
Sample cards and estimates furnished upon ap.
plication
n,ve JANNEY - co.
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ANALYSIS.

AmnoNis Observation-Disclosures. .............. %
Soluble Phosphate OF Lime ......22 =
Pone minimum. ~
HOtSs6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

DAlNTS, Oils. VARNiSHES, ktADY
L mixed Paints Koot'p int, hycri:. Chom;-
cal Paints. sc Ac,a large STOCK on hani and
Otter cd st reduced prices.
.ug9 I. S. EAUBaATER & Bl&O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
EDE[HTEJJsNL L..

DETHEL ACADEMY, VA, PREPARES
ID FOR UNIVERSITY Or BUSIN E:5S.
For board aid tuition $3.50 per half session.
Reopens september Dist For Catalogue ad-
dress WIN. w, SMITH, a. NJ,
Bethel Acsuemy,
aug 5-twtSl5 Eauauier g.. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

4 Office NOTICE.!
| have received my Spring supply OF LAND.
RkTH'S GARDEN SEED al low figures. Cali
and eysmine w. f. ChE1GH TJN,
NH IS King street.
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FERTILIZERS.
BALTIMORE, August LIST, 1876
ITO Tai Z FA zsMEsss OF3EAssELAND
a AND VIRGINIA

Following urusual custom, we had samples
drawn by dislnterested party from cur stock OF
- ALSlCR" and M NOMINATED PHOS-
PH TIE nearly 5000 bags, representing our
manufacture for the fell. season Of 1876, snd
handed to DR.. &. a. Liebig Chemist Of this
city, nnd append his sna!yse, dated uly 70, 1876
"AXCELSEUE.''
Soluble Bone phosphate Of Lime IS
UndecompOsed ............... 3 ~
Salts OF Pot.sh and Soda OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
~. TURNER. IL N's.
AMMOSiAaEs BNNESUPEx s'EOS-
PiATE.
Soluble Bone Phosphate of Lime ..............40 ~
UndGcomposed minimum. 3 ~
salts OF Potash and Soda. ......... ........ ~
Our Fertilizers are composed Of The most con-
certra.ed materials, are richer in Ammonia ard
Soluble PhO=phates than any othets offered for
sale. We chnl enge on'petit;on in QU Atty,
MECHANICAL CONDITION and PRICE
t'or the libcral patronage extended 10 uS in
tho past we return cur thanks, and ASSURE our
patrons that W. will spare no efforts 10 meet
continuance Tor the future.
j. J. TURNER s 90.
aug 1-tw2m II Pratt street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
FINED FOR CONTEMPT. --Faooic Glbso

FINED FOR CONTEMPT. -Faooic Gibson, col
ored, sued out variant before Jus:ic' Nails,
yesterday, charging Carrie Hill. aiso colored,
with having assaulted her. y examination
it was found that the alleged assault to"k
place 10 Fairfax county. and the case was dis
missed at the cost Of tne comrlatnant where
UPON she bcclme 50 abusive aud USu!lrg
that the magistrate 6ned her one dollar tn
contempt OF crurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
IL JETsST E-TLEE.
ssyF. A. Aerby. AuctiOneer.

TRUSTEE'S SAAE-By virtue of deed of
L trust executed By Cornelius Weary, jr.,
and Bridget o Leary, dated on the 1st day of
Clerks office Of the Corporation Court of the
city Of AIaAsndria, Va liber No. 2, page 555.
The undersigned, as tr istee therein named, and
At the request d the ltles by said deed secured,
will sell !or cash, by public suction, in front of
the Market House on RoysI street, Alexandria,
~, on >AiiuHDAY, the 26th d,y of August,
1876 ri II o'c!cck IN the property conveyed to
bin b. tie said deed Of trust namely: a GER
ts'n TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND,
&ituat" in tn" sad city Of Alexandria, on the
wc=t sid, # Alfred street, between Cameron
and Queen street fronting Ia ieet on Alfred
street and Running back dny feet, with the right
OF way over al alley.
CHARLES E. STUART, ir,
" II Is Trustee