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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-14

20 The Agents Of this Circus Com.
pany regrets that lie did not arrive of
our town in time TO give an extended
notice. We stop the press in order to
give this announcement.
Romncy. July Ia. 1876.
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& q a day at home. Agents waited. Out.
%lA TT and terms free
TRUE Z CO., Augusta, Maine.

A rear OFFER.-pur-
"A. ing this month We win dkpose Of 100 now
apd secondhand PIANOS and OR.
CANS Of 6rsr-cisss mahees, Including
WATERS at lower pricss than ever before Of
fercd. New Octave Pianos for $3.50 Boxed
and Shipped. Terms, $50 cash and SO month
ly until paid. New Octave Z Stop Organs
with book closets und stool warranted for Sioo
$40 cash, and IS monthly until pnid. lllus-
trslcd Catalogues mailed. AGENTS WANTED.
HORACE WATERS q SONS,
AL Broadway, N. Y.
&E TO &aeO per day at home Samples
Wei worth 81 free. STiNSUN d CO., Por..
and, Maine.
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CHANGE or PLACE FOR HOLDING
CANT MEETING.

Trustees Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, having leased for forty years.
Of Judge Alkire, ground for Camp
Meeting purposes. tic Camp Meeting
announced for RidgcvIIo, w. Va, is
transferred 20 the grounds recently Ieas.
cd, situated about half mile from Key
scr City.
y Subscribers will bear in mini that
our terms for subscription arc CASH or
its equivalent ~ ADVANCE.
LV Doing business without a,lyortis.
ing Is good deal like trying 20 borrow
a Gag OH The Fourth Of July
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Oh EXTRA MIXED CARDS, 10 tinis, wiz,
~ name, 10 CENTS 20 CENTENNIAL
CARDS, with name, szs cts. Or 10 ACQUxiN-
LANCE CARDS, 10 cents
Mention paper.
Nassau Card Co., Nassau, iseni. Co., N. Y.
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Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it 10
.xept fully mp to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
Oh FADED HAIR TO its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. II removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
ont, a. il stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, il restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create n new growth, except in
extreme old age. IL il the most eco
nornical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
A. il requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of sssachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and I consider il the BEST PRKPA-
RATION for lie intended purposes"
SsId ~ al Drpooisfs, and Dealers ~ NsStssras
Prioe One Dollar.
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Uf an order made on The "a day Of Mar.
~ 1876. BY the Ciscslt Csest q 'f3aupshise
Coanv. W: Va, - the Chsucwy casss Of will
nao A. kvykeadaifs AduiDi1lrasss. neaisss
william A. kaykendalrs belrs. the undeSsieu-
ca - appotseed Special Couuiasieasr Co
n. Powell, Sheriff Of Haupshirs Ceusty. and :.
such, committee adminisssasos OF WiiJtsu1 A
kuykcndall, dec'd., and to call before hin bv
publication, the creditors Of the cslats Of said
William A. Kuykendsll, dec d., to prove their
debts and demands against The said estatc
Therefore, Notice 10 hereby eivea, shat on
the 2ith day Of July. 1876, AZ the Once OF n
w. DALEY, Jr., In Romney, Hampshire County.
West Va. will proceed 70 carry out the PRO
visions Of said order.
HENRY Il. GILKESON,
Special Commissioner.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
10 tho Creditors OF William A. Kaykcn.
Gall, deceased.
IN pursuance OF decses Of tAc Cirtui, Cours
j OF the County Of Hampshire, made Ia . cause
therein pending, 10 subject the real esase Of tbs
said William A. kuykeudall 10 tfs payment
Of his debts, yon arc required to present your
claims against the said William A. Kvykendsll
CommissioScr, at the Office OF n. w Dxliev.
IT,, in Ronney. in the suid county, on or be-
fore the 2Ath day OF July, 1876. Witness. G.
g. White. Clerk OF said Court, this 3o,h day OF
May, 1876.
c. S. WHITE. Clerk.
Jnne 2. 1876.
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j u N II s..'".
~ yos calico Four cardinal points 40 vds Cr.sn
40 yds. Calico
for 81 90.
20 yds. Crasl,
Tor Towels 81.
Not too thick-Not too thin
Four cardinal points.
Look at them.

Not too thick-NOt too thin.
Linen Drills. Linen Ducks, and Linen Coating
In hgh ooors-in dark coors-n plain
goods--in stripe goods. me andfo
boys from Is TO IS YARD
Hiqu Cretones organdcs Wash Popins LINEN
Lawns in light and dark-in
.ss..,,ss figures from i2A to CSC. genuine English
tSt seer sucker, Victoria Lawns. Swisses,
IarctAns and lace Piques
r"9ih Mcrnoes French
Cloth. and black Apacas, I -
guarantee to sell as low
mouse IN the City / have sold
the celebrated makes of these fol-
lot years and can assure OF the quail.
'a" now sell Cassimcrc for and which 10
my own personal knowledge hash -
failing for 81 CO. at the low price of CSC.
M. FARMERS Micrs tho public generally
Aono HSouco nat
ior Zoe In hnc Boots and Caters la
dies misses & chidrens Shoes, will
ma prices to compare fayoraby hany
Newport tesand Cen.
tennal slippers in all numbers
Dollar slippers
this market nearly oil thems
already and coming 1 am now
prepared to furnish VT,
rOhNlIUNE OF all kinds, short OF
best Factories n States and
anything ordered which does note ns
represented will be taken hands,
Groceries, HaTu1ca1p Ottcens1care and all other goods
usually found country NV
OBJECT Is to conduct business
with the most satisfaction to all parties
concerned; and with haycl has.
cd it upon the equitable
49, TEM except where buy in
euanuueS when concessions will be made if
in exchange for goods.
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&-7 PER wEER guaranteed 10 Agcn,s,
~ Male Il Female, in their own locality
Terms aud OUTFIT FREE. Address
P. o. vICkEnY 4 CO., Augusta, Ne.
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Lupton & Gibson


SCH cheap Goods. Another GOODS
opened ~ Como and Of
GOODS for the LEAST MONEY f " "e '"' D'"'i
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" Office

Dec. II, Is5s.-cm O'uh' ST. Ne"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-14

1It is not true that Judge Davis
has declared for Hayes and Wheeler.
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DRorPED DEAD.-Wc learn from tho
kcyscr Tribune that Jonathan IIenlinc,
an csti,nabic citizen OF Grant county.
dropped dead at his residence. near
Greenland. on Saturday last. lie was
50 years old.
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seS' 1t is said that the lIardman Fur.
mace in Preston county, has been sold
Wy tbc Sheriff. realizing S2l 600. $500.
900 had been refused number of years
ago.
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DEPARTURE OF Dox PEDRo.-The
Emperor and Empress OF Brazil, with
their suits. sailed from New York for
Europe. on Wednesday last, in the
steamer Russia.
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q The Editor has been confined to
ms room since Saturday last, therefore
he bcgs the indulgence of his readers
Tor any inaccuracies that may occur.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-14

1s The loss III tLc State OF Iowa lev
the recent foods will amount to mil
lion dollars. The loss in Norren conn
~. alone is three hundred thousand
dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-23
l'fln Markets.

New YORK Aug. p Stocks ac,'v" un
SERTED. l,v.ti,h aod lover Money Il. Grd
los Flour steady. Wheat qlict and ilr'r.
Corr ul,el aud steady.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 2S.-Va SKIES, deferred,
s.; do. cou>undatei &C.; do second series 81
,oltou quiet aui cas-. /; mldilue l2sl4 Flour
steady add unchanged. Wheat quot AID
steady; West r. red, god to cholc,, ll2'l2o;
Man i:,rd i. good 10 prime, ll1al2O; d..
amber l2Ial23; 10. white ll0ll25 Corn
South~ru qu!er and steady; Wts,crn lower;
Southern white 1T Sc; do. yellow 5Ia5S;
Wts,yrn mrx.d j774 spot; 81! Angus; 90
tn': S.u,Icr, pi,nr 50 81, Western viii"
IS Sc; 10. m.x,d 3la33, Rye nomlual ll,y
), aiy and Unchanged. Provisions dull aud
h.avy. Pork 10 0oS25 IN. Racoa Shoulders
81 81; clear rln sides lo!al0I. iamS otl6;;
l. ard, rein d. II. Buu,rqn',:; NrS'crn good
:, ,r,ur ii rs: do. fac 1870 Coffee >t"a'y,
trn aud uuc .auscl Sugar ac w. ii II :.
W isk steady al $ Is.
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TeIe@raDhic Briefs.

The Grand Eocampmcut OF the Grand Lodge
of tue Independents Oricr Of o Id Fellows is IL
session at Rochester. q. z. Rogers prcsdes
! The Graud Excampment degree was conferred
on seventy Z, C.'s The following patriarch:
were elected for the ensuing year: q. T.,
James B. Murphy 6 H. P, Richard l.. IA
i i,h; G. S. W., Elias Goodman; g. }. W..
George h. Craft; u t., George Smith; q. ).
Charles V. Clark: q. R.. (ofi vacancy Geo
Snyder; q. r.. JoEu ii. White.
The third and most destructive crop OF cat
| tcroiilals have made their appearance 10 great
numbers iu Alabama, and farmers arc appre
| hensive OF the almost total destruction OF the
cotton crop through the prairie belt. EttOrit
| are being ex,cosiv, IL made to stop their raw
| ages by the use Of poison, but many are dts
outraged and think all eh1rts vain. The nexf
ten days, il the late continuous rains con'lruc,
| will decide the fate ot the crop.
A drunken wretch uamcd Beui. Mitchell,
living in the exfrema u hwcsturn part VI st.
Louis fired mu-ket load OF biIdshot into his
wiIc's nip and thigh on Monday, because she
would not give him mUuey to continue spree
be was op. The brute icit his wife after The
shooting.
The conference OF delegates elected by the
Methodist EpiScupa! Church, North aud South
to effect rcuuion ui those boilcs, has been IN
sessiou at Cape My for several days, ADD yes
tcrday reached a satisfactory unds rsaId'ng,
and agreed Oh d basis VI uDon, wDlch Will DC
made public III dag or two.
II the game Of billiards. at San Franclsca.
last night. netwccn Sexton aod kronkcr, the
champiJn OF California, the lorGlcr playing live
huodred points to the Eaters one hundred aud
sevcnty-ive points, Sexton won tie 2am",
making an average OF 80! points hroDkcr
scoring l34.
The Changers Convention at San Francisco,
to devise means to break mp the 80 called
Grain Ring" last "Vcnug, p2s'cd resolutions
to sell 10 wheat in that uarkrt Tor less than
one dollar and sixty tir, cents per Genital, ANA
made arran gcmcn,s Tor Shipping grain on their
own accnuu.
A mass meeting Of III" Irish cItiz"ns # San
Fra, cisco, l,St uirht, passed resolutions Of
sympathy Tor the Fsnian PRISONERS rescued
from Australia by the j.taipa and took steps
50 raise iuad for their bc;~h..
\ boat, continuing s1vca per$ 'ns. was swamp
Cd IN Cnedabuctno bay, near Guys bars slrit-
lax, \. s., last cvcning Thrcc youjE ladies
named Hadl..y. II ,,rt ard MYeis aad Il young
man named Bruce. OBJ 80, wore d"awl,l.
rhc strike on the y \ rk aod Nv Jar-
scy Railroad was Terminated tbs III ron .. the
,mr.loyceS having accepted the terms nhel~d
BIZ Mr. L4cythc ncw rrct liver 81 he al Trans
;amncuccG their rcgnilr rips ills | r'nona.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
RaiIronta Accident.

BALTIMORE, Aug. % A fr@i-ht traln from
Philadelphia Oh the p, W. \ IS. railroad
bound South, br Ike an axle near Siemnief
run, nine miles from Baltimore, at 0 CLOCK
this morning, causing wreck. \ coal OIL
lamp was upset. aud the wreck took hre. ocV.
eral cars were burned anon. winch wer9 two
rev pass niger cars built at Wilmington for IN"
Royal Land Company of Virginia. These W r:
IL charge Of James A. Sheen, Of Wilmington,
on their way to fredericksburg, Va, tor de
livery t. the company No one was hurt, but
Mr.. Shoen sta es that h. was ahmed closely
in car, aud would have beet burned but Tor
his rescue by nerrocs, who hrok" 1t open aud
released him. Trains from the North, Iocud-
ing the Dght express passenger from New
York, were detained by the wreck, as was the
, clock a. N. freight train from Baltimore Tor
Philadelphia While this latter Wis on the
track the G:55 passenger train from Ba!tuor"
for philad lphia came on, and II the absence
of warning or sigoal dashed into the rear OF
the freight train. 1t is said no passengers
were injured by the collision. Thorn IS Street
Adams Express messenger; Willie Ahcrcrom
Il ], the BuEmore News Compauy's mcsscn-
ger. and the fireman were slightly injured, re
ceiviug fl .sh wounds. Some ci4ht or 'cn trains
were detained, tuI at ll:45 the n v York ex-
press arrived here, the north track having
been cleared 1t was stated thar tie south
trsck ,uld he cIcar in an hour or less and
trains bound North move on.
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LONDON, Aug. % "A dispatch to the Daily
TIL graph, from Venna, says the Porte is
ready, thauks to he forts OF friendly powers,
to essentially modify tic conditions ni peacl
negotiations. L. demand is limited to war H.
icmulty and guarantees against breaches oil
peace hy Scrva.
| LONDON Aug % A dispatch to Reuter- )
Telegram Company, dated Belgrade, noon,
says Gen. Tchcrnay, #, on Tuesday, sustained
the repeated attacks III the united forces of
Eycub pacha aud kcrln Prcha, who were en-
d,aynring tn rake \ X'matz The Turks, t"
the uumhcl Of 80 900 w"r;. r"pu'scd rs al d.
rccfinus. The BATH" Vas r"c0nmeoccd early
"Wednesday IN ;rniog ard m 10 The rr"scnt mo.
mcnr the : rvi.rS maintain their positions.
CONSTANT NOBLE, Aug. - 1t il positive
y STATED! in tir'at quarters hat Turkey huh
crto has u.aic 10 proposals to any "i'thc foreign
r,rresaua;iye, here coacernns basis Tor peac:
pcgntlaflnns
LONDON. AuGust 23--A dispatch to the
D.ily NrgS from fcsu says the hungarian
minister IL commerce, Simanyi, has resigned
because he 'slpprnv"s 81 The terms upon
wh,cn The Au>t;n Hungarian compromise was
rcarfangnd.
LONDON. Aug. pa telegram 70 the Ru~-
star i.tn;,asSy here says: ID ,splte Turkish I'll
cial r. ports AL dispatches TO the Russian va
pers affirm thai ,nc S"rviaus rcpu!scd the
eGcmy before \ Xin&z
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Having engaged first class Teacher, pro.
pose opening select school for u ilsn'tel mum
Der of pupils, first session - begin Ism OF Sep
TENDER and close 18th of June. The Situations Is
pleasant. holesome, easy OF Access, With Nh Epi7-
cooal church within walking Distance. pos
iicc and daily mai Not only va: Sp"cla! AT
tction be paid to the mental and religious cui-
ture of he Scholars but their phy=ies.l culture
viii be considered.
Miss LUCY NELSON, tho principal r"Scn-
err brings the high st testimonials >. nH in.iru;-
trc-s in Lat!n. French, Mathematics and the
higher English branches.
Miss +. ID SMITH Assistant.
Miss tnX, Teacher o Mualc.
Terms For session of nine months 50 o, malt
payable in advance; the olhpr bait tue lrst .!
February. This includes board, washing, Eng-
l,sh Tuition. Music, with use OF Piano, French,
Latin and Mathematics.
i;cfrrcnccS--Itev K. I. Davis, Leosbarg
Rev. O. a. kinsoIving, Halifax Gour: House;
Rev w. NJ. Dame, &!rxandria; Fey: D.. SIN
ncYc. ode Richmond; Bishop nudIy, Louis Iiic.
Direct 10 Mrs. GEO &c CARTER Jatrtl Is
L. o.. IOuduun co, Va. ~ bot
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Foreign News.

LONDON. Angus % "A close contest is cx
pected a; the Il ctlon in Buckingham shire 10
i'll the vacancy caused by the elevation of Ar.
Disraoli 10 The peerag". between Nj. From
ante conservative and ii Dn Rupert Caring
ton VINO has just issued an address to the
liberals
LONDON August 23.-Thc race for the great
+ or haouicap axes at the Y,uk III :cting to
day, was won by Lillian with Os.lethorpc and
the Swarlsounu Ii Y 81. Ten ran.
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4 LIVER DlsoRDEREp FOR FIFTEEN \ EARS.
r. i!!cyu yeas aas great sutiyrcr from 4
d;>,r!crrd Liver. du!iug which time tlled
In ny If Tie best physicians IN the country aCd
.,m,.>t ali the patent Hcs iumS recommended,
All to IN ctf"c,, uull used Simmons LAYER
Ii rulatol; and from the lime | US d it To tins
day, ch is DOW several years. | have been
{ mparativry ), uaG man, having suffered
Wy !lt,c slncc at any time irom the effects oil
my old disease Consyqn"ut!y, heartily r.
vynm,uG rs use To tlr I'll c'ci liver disease.
Maj A. +. WouLkY Kingston. Ga.
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE HSTIrUTB,
POTOMAC ACADEH 7,

Z lFormer'y lex. EIardln@ 5chooV
Established by Borjs ain Haj!oweli in 1924
4 complete EDgll-b, Classica! and ,hatnc-
ms.icaI course taught; also French, German
and Spanish. Next session viii commence
SEPTEMBER 70 Catalogues furnished at re-
quest.
Terms For board, tuition. washing ard
lights, $3.50 per ha. session in adv ,ncc. For d&y
scholars Sl5 for tuition in En- jiSh branches,
81 20 in Greek and Latin (c.ch) AID $50 !
NJ oderr La gt.4ges (ca-h) pc qu.r.cr in Nd
vance. JOHN S. BLA kRU IN, Principal,
Aug 3-2AWtt AInXAnlrlA. tl.ElnlA,
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SARATOGA, \. Y, August % VIZ. Cornell
haVlug written letter wlih'lra stag !rOm the
c4ndiiuc, lis frrod, generally are cxp2c" ed to
supper: VI organ ADD cur" tn" iatt@r's nom-
natlon for Coy rHor Pom ?roy e'li III ST prob
ably be chosen Tor the second place. EVart' 5
supporters, however, ID MT yet coacade his
defeat.
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 23.-rhe Re-
pubIcan State Convention met In the town
hall at | cock. Mu n interest is manifest
cd 10 the proceedings and the attendance is
large. Hon. Aionso B. C'rn"ll chairman Of
the Stat Gnmmttoe called the convention 10
order at 1880 Mcclure of Hcrkim r. uoml
naed Warurr Miller OF Hcrkimer, temporary
chairman. Mr.. Miller on akine the chair said !:
Tie couvcniion assembled anil mark d
omehs OF success Seld ID nas any national ticket
been received with such universal favor as that
put n the ii Id AT Cincin al. H. rapidly
skctchcd the punIic career .! Rutherford b.
Hayes, waosc name was rec ivei with enthuSl-
astic applause a was that Of WIZ. 4. Wheeler
which the speaker said would rally to the sup
port of the ticket not Only every ropu1-
can bur all honest and patriotic liberals and in
dependents throughout the STAT.
Alter the paSsega Of a number OF resolutions
and the appointment # committees me con-
venion took a r"ces, un il . clock. The con
vcutioD vii; probably nj IRA tiually tonight.
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ne fL' FARM IS, use WHIST has
a. L N u. been proven By the experience

Jtgi7 FARM n;,S, use WHIST has
IL L VA II. been proven By the experience
81 ccnturaa y, the most reliable lmprovcr OF tin"
soil. Do not waste money upon nosliums whos"
value rs mmrlur4s, in comparison %itn Ilmc,
III WIS 10 no better advantage than the witch
broth f quac>s con.rastcd with the remedial
gencics Ul the skilled physician.
II you: l4,Ed Is worn out, you cannot restore
It's fertility By successive stlmiu ants--y"u "uai
use iimc 10 render food available. that tn" h
orous roots Of plants cannot Otherwise ASSN lat
II lime DC followed bY clover, the soil gets tt.ck
It's niLrogon and the obc.t - the burner IS 80.
curcI-good land, good crops atid full ppcnels
WDDD. BURNED LIN Il, Tree tom c"n1
ashes core sIste and magn".ia, containing " II
per cent pur; hmc, thoroughly soluble, tor SAFE
unusually Oh up address
CakrrN y SONS Conlluence Works,
kiverton, Warren county, Va
rs Depot Tor building sad P.a>!crns Lime
w.la Mo,>rs Washington Bro, Ale%a1 irIa,
Virglul jy lS-lw3m
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CT. JOHNS ACADEM I.

The Thirty Eighth Annual Session viii com
mence on MONDAY, Septo.nbac An.
The advantages are: Experienced teachers.
improved classification. military discipline anc
y fine library and apparatus charge ior board
and tuition So 80 quarter session Of twJ s!ld =
half months hariy application viii be ncces-
uLhcr Information address
RICHARD l. CAkNE, 4. VI, Principal,
aug f-cclm Drawer u, Alnxnndris, Va
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Local Rrevities.

the union prayer NEE iag will De held at The
B,ptis, Church Tonight at eight Q clock.
Mr. NJ. Ruben who was elected one o! TIN
{. uaIy Conservative Committee for the -
Ward, last nigat, declines to serve.
The committee Of the School Board who had
tie matter III charge have awarded the contract
fa whitcwlshlng the colorcd public school
houses IL }. II. Taylor, c2lorcd.
\ patent has been issued to George II. Nor
gan, OF Alexandria, asslgnor to Typngraphlca
NJ chiue Printing Company, of Inc District Of
'ouubia for az improvement 10 type writing
nacEucS.
A meeting Of the conservatives Of Al"xan,
lra county VIII be n"li al Balls Cross Roads
~ the evening OF Friday next at I clock. 10:
III purpose OF organizing Il!den aud Hen
drcks Cua.
The receipts of the g. & .. canal for the
week ending Saturday, Aug. l9, were : From
Cemt,rrand, 81 79O.3S; GEORGETOWN, $3.50
Wl!auspo,t, $3.50 2y; Hancock, $3.50; Iota
$3,9uSl7. Acc,u revenue at Cumberland
III the week, IS 0l326 One hundred ane
SIXTY boats, carrying IS 50 tons OF coal, lei
Cumberland ullng the same period.
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EDUCHTIOEaL.
Ellie HAVEN INSTITUTE
D (For Young Indies !

d E L L f d a V EN- INSTI T q TIE
ID (For Young Ladies'
The exercises of this school will be rcsuned
on the 18th Of SEPTE NJ Der next with enc, ur-
aging prospects. The facilities offered in the
various depart. ents Of this schoo! for acq uring
u thorough education are unsurpassed.
The charges for tuition Centre session. are as
follows: Primary Depar.men. $50; uterine,
diate Department $40; Collesn English Be-
partmeft $50 Ancient and NJ decn Languages
each $50; Music $40; U.S. Of instrument ior
practice Flo contingent und -
Board (not including washing) $50. For
other information Apply for C1.t4l rguc to
N. PENiCA, Prucipal
rug 23-tO1 Alexsndriu, V.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-23
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II half past II o'clock IN The night Of til" I'D,
il. the e!st year Of her age, ANN X, vie Of
Hrury T. Powers, of this city. Ky Her tuner
"a. VII. take place from her late residence, the
Virginia House, upper end of King ST., to. NOR.
row altcrnuoG, ut q clock,