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ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs.

NKw HAVEN Conn, Feb 1s, 1876.
The following parties have been arrested hero for
passing counterfeit Eve cent colns:Joseph Fattergi
his wife, Michael Gilligan Jane hcD0nahue, John
Hussoy and John A. Peckham
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REv1vALIsTs IN WASHINGTON.

wAsmsGToE, D. c., Feb. 13, 1876
The revival meetings conducted by the evangelist
Hammond are constantly increasing interest Three
full services held day tho meeting this evening
at the Congregational church being the largest yet
Every available spot in the church occupied, and
hundreds unable TO OBTAIN admttance The SER
vices were continued until nearly eleven O'clock and
the number Of inquirers was very large.
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EXPLOITATION OF TOBACCO eAND

The expectation OF tobacco and snuT during the six
months ended December 81 1875 has been prepared
the Internal Revenue office. The quantities removed
from manufactures for expectation were:-Tobacco,
4,362, 953k pounds; snuG, 2,s99k pounds. making
the total amount removed 4,375, 552z pounds The
quantities accounted for landed abroad were:-To-
bacco, 3,7050l9R pounds snun, 15,6S1k pounds,
making the total amount accounted for s,72O,6O1
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SENATOR BRUCE CRITICISED.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ID, 1876.
Lieutenant Governor Antoine, State Superintendent
OF Education Brown, Secretary OF State Desonde and
all the ooIored members OF the General Assembly have
signed despatch 70 Pnchback stating that while they
desire to see MIN seated they regard Senator Brucc's
speech mpohtc and against the interests Of the
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A DISASTROUS FREsHET.
CINCINNATI. Feb. Is. 1876

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10, 1875
special despatch from Fort Wayne, Ind, to the
Commercial says tho recent heavy rains have swollen
the rivers that vicinity higher than before
known Much damage has been done to bridges and
farms along the St Mary's River, tho Fort Wayne,
Muncie and Cincinnati Railroad being rapidly over
Acwed and nearly half mile washed entirely away.
The river is still rising.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours, in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HRRAIp BUILDING
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTION.


Bosros Mass, Feb 10, 1876
Bishop Bernard J. Mcouaide, Of Rochester, lectured
IN horticultural Hall before crowded audience this az
ternoon on the public school question understood
bv Catholic American citizen large number OF
eierrvmen school supcrintendents and others inter-
osted In educational matters we're nreaent
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A BooTBLACK STABBED.

Boston, Feb. 13 1876.
Thomas Devine, a colored bootback, aged thrty.two
years. was fatally stabbed with shoekDife on the cor
ner of North and Richmond streets at about ono A. NJ
to-day party suspected Of the killing Is under
roet
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SUBSTITUTING RAILROADS.

HELENA, NJ. t., Feb. 10, 1876
bill substituting the Northern Pacific Railroad to
the amount OF So OOO oOO and subsidzing the Utah
Northern Narrow Guage to the amount Of 81 $50, 600
have passed the Legislature and received the Governors
approval Both bills como before tho people on the
IA Of AprL
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tinists on the other hand ii1ist that tho Khedivo
seeks reform at any price, and would even, Deces-
sary accept for time the position OF Tunis with ts
Fronch Inspector General Of Finance dforSgn Faaa
cial Committee OF Control
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WINSLOW, THE FORGER.

LONDON, Feb. 13, 1876
The Chief Police Commissary of Rotterdam states
Shat an active search IS being made there and else
whore the Continent for Winslow the Boston forger
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SEARCH FOR THE PROGRESS.


Tho steamer George Shattuck sailed this evening to
search for the abandoned ship Progress, the OF
which were brought here last night
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THE ADVISORY COUNCIL.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Feb 49, 1876.
The First church. Of Cheshire, accepts Plymouth'sn-
vttat!on The Centre church and Dwight place church.
Of this city, have also accepted the plymouth church
INV
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THE LATE THOMAS BARRY.


BosToN, Mass, Feb. 10, 1876.
The funeral services OF the late Thomas Barry, the
well known author and actor, held this afternoon
at the St James Episcopal Church. There a large
attendance of members Of the theatrical profession.
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DlED.

MARRIN-On February IL, CHARLOTTE, infana
DAUGHTER OF Charles and Jane Marin
Funeral service at Albany, N. Y.
(For OtAer Deaths See Seventh Fdgel
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THE sEnvIAN WAR PARTY TRIUMPHANT IN THE

The sERvIAN WAR PARTY TRIUMPHANT IN THE
MINISTRY - LEGISLATIVE PREPARATION FOR
HosrILTIEs AGAINST THE PORTE.
LONDON, Feb. II, 1876.
The special despatch to the Standard from Vienna
says:-Leters from Belgrade announce the triumph OF
the party in serva- The appointment OF Ristich
TO the Premiership is almost certain.
reported that shortly before the close Of the
session the skuptschina sitting with closed DOORS
solved upon in spring, appointed committee to
watch the government raise taxes in advance and
issue paper money the outbreak of the war
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SPAIN.
LONDON, Feb. IA, 1876.

LONDON, Feb. IA, 1876
Times despatch from St Jean de Luz reports that
The main body of the Carlists under Generals Caserta
ind Perula is in Almandoz and Barroeta
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INTERNATIONAL AQUATICs.

LoNpoS, Feb IL, 1870.
The Daily Nesos is informed that Durham UnIver-
sity has declined to send crew to Philadelphia to
take part in the Centennial International Regatta.
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A SUCCESSOR TO THEODORE PARKER.


boSroA reu. 10, 1910
The Parker Fraternity socially voted to-day to extend
a call TO Rev. Moncure D. Conway, of London, England
TO become their pastor 1t is thought he Will accept
and take the desk formerly occupied by Theodore
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SNOW BOUND.

SALT LAKE CIrr, Utah. Feb 10 1876.
Tho Union Pacific express trains east and to-day
are reported snow bound Piedmont station.
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LONDON, Feb. Is, 1876
Mr. Ryand, LIBERAL has been returned to the House
VI Commons from Darnley.
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

ATANHooD-20oTH EDIUoN-A TREATISE Ex-
M planAtory Of the Causes with Instructors the
cessfu treatment Of Neakney Low Spirits Nervous Exhaus
ton Muscular Debility and Premature Decline q Manhood
price Address the a11lor Dr. E. DE T. OUTFITS. 2Of
West 2Zd st., New York
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prwNETT BUUDTNG.

THE SANCTION OF PHYSICIANS HAS BEEN
accorded 70 that standard dsnfectant GLENss suLHUR
Soar. ,,,-... ~ y, A,.o,- -. - 70
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A-BENNETT BUILDING,
FIRE PROOF.
H1NpsoMELY AND wEL ~ he, oFEF5EEs
TO LET On s sur IfAi FOR ABLE ihANtS'
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES
AMERICAN ALE SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING
foreign In pns quarts for sale by the prncia gocer
JOHN J. STAFF, ii5 Chambers 81
A MARVEL OF BEAUTY AND UTTLITY.-THH
new SILK ELAsrfc TRuss, furnished by Ell ASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY $50 Broadway, is the recognized remedy foi
rupture.
A-THE QUESTION SETTLED.-vyISrAR's BAL
WILD CHERRY is the remedy for tcoughs and
J0c. and 81.
KEEP YOUR BIRD IN HEALTH AND SONG By
using SSGERs PATENT PAPxR. For sale By oil drug
gists and bird dealers. Depot 5s2 HUDSON st.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALE
Aera,ed beverages JOHN MATHEWS. LIST and 26th
st. New York
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Price, 25 cents mailed 70 all part. Of she uncd states
80 sold ~ All and newadoAeu4 Addre@
HElsALD ALMANAC. New Iork eitEs
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LAi9le, Bonapartst journal published at Ajaccio
has been seized and prosecuted for attacking the gov
ernment and publishing the proclamation issued by
Napoleon from Wilhelrnshohe in 1871
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1916. THE NEW YoRSS HERALD ALMANAC
FINANCIAL. c0MMRRciAL AND POLITICAL

hB 1ISTkK FOX 1910
ready- In ~ its usual coctenta, computing
Invaluable t1beAf statistical returns on finance w,ih
daily quotations gold for 1875 bonds OF tho
various issues, ates OF con0s railroad shares and stock
American secu1 ties the London Market Bank OF Eng
land 81 scount and other
special and general information presents In ts for
1876. Other satures Of interest
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HEEzEdoVNIAN RESISTANCE TO THE IMPERIAL
lists.
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It's eecv fullest most perfect and only
reliable dAtA for the coming Presidential election
LorrecH OF the Dolym0unt Intern ttona Rifle
Mach with diagrams &C private signals Of the New York
nac Club, complete dates Of this state
~ counties, fuh ist Of senators and Members OF tho
f~ tyourth Congress- standng and seec. committees OF
hr houses with post Office addresses &c Am6can Minis
e and Consns abroad foreign Legations In the United
table showing the Of - foreign coun
tries also the time closing the malta at New YORK Post
Office. All tho peciates OF the nianac Mariners Guide.
Missng Heirs &c. continued for the past year It's
chronological and other tables government dcpaniontA
and navy returns officially corrected LIS MIS-
celaneous contents IL most valuable compendium Of
items Of general and special informatiou.
THE HERALD ALMANAC
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Advices from slavonic represent that the
Herzegovinan refugees Austrian soil have declined
the invitation Of Mouktar Pacha TO return to their
homes
The insurgents refuse TO be satisfied with Count Ad-
drassy's reforms, and resolved not to submit TO
Turkish rule.
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FRANCE.

A coRsIcAN PRESS PROSECUTED FOR AssAnINe
THE GOVERNMENT.
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TURKEY.
CoNsTASrISoPLE, Feb. IS, 1876.

TIE suLTAN SUBMITTED TO THE HANDS OF
THE SURGEONS.
CoNsTASrISoPLE, Feb 13 1876
The Sultan has been suffering from carbuncle An
operation was performed on Saturday and His Majesty
is now better.
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CLAIM OF A CLERGYMAN.


Rev James A. Harold, minister OF the gospel,
lately sent petition the Senate stating no was sta
toned at Falls Church. Virginia 1861 and that by
order Of General Wadsworth it deemed necessary
TO destroy house effects and for the loss thus
occasioned he claimed S1l,75s. The Committee on
Claims say their adverse report that the property
described the schedule required for the use
Of the army and they need scarcely add that the libra
ry manuscript sermons paintings &c, forming very
large part Of the claim, could be properly devoted
10 the Of the army Then too. for aught that ap
pears the destruction TO the wanton acts of
soldiers and Others for which tho government should
not be held liable. AS 70 the reverend gentleman's
claim for remuneration for services in aiding in
struction and giving information which saved train
from destruction the committee think he did nothing
more than good and faithful citizen should do with
out hope prospect Of compensation from tho public
treasury and therefore they conclude that while the
petitioner may have mot with heavy losses yet, in
view Of the facts they clear that the government
cannot be held responsible for them.
REFORMS IN TURKEY.
The Turkish Legation has received a copy Of the in
structions Of the Sublime Porte the Presidents Of tho
Courts OF Appeal by which appears that the holding
in custody without trial Of prisoner the delivery
OF decision which sentences him to heavier penalty
than he ght incur according law, will involve the
legal responsibility OF the presidents and the members
OF the courts These instructions relate 70 the cvH
reforms recently introduced BY the Sultan In bls En-
Mi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-31

Tar FUNERAL OF THE LATE Mrs i. H.
Su,ru JK.-ln the course It a varied expert
cue. as pubIie journalist it has seldom de-
v,lv,i upon Us to chronicle such a spontaneous
tribute Of affection 10 the me emory of the dead
>. rhal which was witnessed on Sunday morn
,ny last at the Main Street Nj. +. Church, on
,hc occasion of the funcra services of Mrs.
jamie suthern Smith. BY kindred Impulse
,hch peryaded every grief stricken heart the
customary religious services were omitted al AL
the o,Eer church,, aud the ministers aud
mcmbers of the varl ,us denominations consol,
dat,d themselves into one sympathlzng mass
10 unite 10 paying the last tribute OF respect 10
one whose Stcrilag social worth rendered her
an ornament to society and whose triumphant
death illustrated the excellence Of Christianity.
Rev. Alexander Martin, D. D., Of the Presby
lcrian Church, Rev. Mr. Chaplin, of the Bap
list Church, aud Rev. Mr.. Bledsoe, OF the
i,yup Street NJ. l.. Church, assisted the Rev.
S. ). lambeth iu conducting the funeral ser
wees. These good men performed the paris
ioted them with the most impressive solem-
nl.v, and it is seldom in the course OF llIc-
tine that one is permitted to witness an occa.
sion fraught with such sad aud solemo associa
,lous.- .-DanuWe NeaoS.
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ICE CREAM.

A CARD-I hereby return my thanks TO my
~ friends and the generous pubhc Tor the Ia
vors they have CONFERRED on me by their rstron-
400 honinp bv strict sttention TO business to re-
ceive \ continuation Of the same.
Joe CREAM. WATER ICES, and GUS
TARDS of all lavors, from half gallon to any
ausntity, maze and sent TO al parts OF the city
,.cntiemcn's rooms first door; iadles' phriors
second floor j. >. FGECG,
No 120 King street,
jy6 aIcxandriA vs..
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DRY GOODS.
4 c a r D.

q Z Il d.
AS we are about entering upon another sea-
son, we desire to return thanks to our friends
and customers for their most liberal patronage
during the past season. Although one of the
most unuruyit!ous % sLy since the war, we are
thank .ul to say ii mss been most successful and
prosperous one TO us. We take it that this has
been due TO our having largely reduced orr ex-
penses entering upon the year. enabling US
to sci at much closer prices than ever betore,
and our constant visits to the market enabling
us to take advantage Of every decline and pick
up special bargains. We propose going to New
York on Monday, the 2Sth, to replenish stock
for the fall trade. Through the season we will
endeavor, as in the psst TO merit our reputation
OF having the HEA PEST. BEST and LARG-
EST assortment of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
and GENTS FURNISHINGS in the city.
All letters ehould DO addressed to the COM
pany, but if any particular salesman's attention
t. the order is desired, by naming it in the let.
ter it will be placed in his hands.
Il G SLAYMAkER CO.
sALESMEN:
H. G. Slaymaker, A. T.. Slaymaker,
A. Ii. Slaymaker, A. V. Dledel,
+. +. Wilmer, j. II. Schofeld.
A. B Slaymaker 4. W. Slaymsker,
w l.. Baldwin, Lawrence Statler,
w. ID. Wood aug III Cashlor.
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AIEXANDRIA VA THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1876
GROCERIES IND LLQEQRS.
ROCEKIES IN 5IUR Re.

E1RO GENES IN 6rU Il.
. bbls Crushea, G~anulatei, 4, ana 6 Sugar
70 sacks Java. Lagauyra ant BIO Coffee.
III chests Gunpowder, lmrerial, Hy>oE, Oolong
Japan and Engist. BreAkiAt Tea
tisrccs MarylnnI Hams.
2 tiercos 5. &. Snnulicfs and Breast Pieces
70 bb!i n. O. and j. l.. MoIa3<es.
5 bbIs Maryland aud Golden >yrup.
90 bbis Family md Extra Tour.
ID bbs Nos. J. : nnd Mnckcroi.
3 tcrcas George & jenkins Refined Lard.
10 packages n. Y. state Butter.
5 packs gcs N Y. State Cheese.
10 htls Pure Cider Vinegar.
70 packages Mason's Crackers snd Cakes.
70 boxes Bahbitls, jcwctts and 'taer Soaps
Aiso Baker and other grades pure " hlskey,
Sherry, Port and ClarcL Wine, bcnncssy Brsn
dy, Olive Oil, all kinds OF Canned Goods Mus.
tard, Spices, Eng lsh Pickles and Sauces, and
other goods TO he found in p Irs. class grocery
store, FUn SALE AS CHEAP A. THE
CHEAPEST by Z. w. AFkkI,
au: "a 22G King ST., cor. Alfred.
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noDdeut of the Petersburg Post, 10 his account
of rho late visit of the Richmond City Guard
n NnrfolL saws:
Ono # rho events of the occasion was the
e,,o,aI nrssentation Of the Richmond Civ
EnarJ ~ Mrs Oliver ] SchooIcraf,. the wife
oTI,rntsnant Srnooloraft. of whom so much
H.. rsn,o,ly hoon said in the papcrs The
o',m,,,,nv ,ras marchcd into the parIor of the
ArI,,tic Hote,, where Lieutenant and Mrs.
Schoo}cratt were waiting for them. The ccm
n,nv was matted in the room, aud the cum-
,,,nJ pos gwen I'D ,tf cans" Lieut.. School.
rr,f, thro advanced and introduced Captain
r,v,r 10 his wife. Mrs. Schoocratt said
"tnnt,in Tavlor. hone there is a vacancy in
vour ranks, 80 that can Join the company"
taptain Taylor replied There is madan,
We viii make you daughter of the reg iment.'
Mrs. Sehoocroti But | wish to be c,p.
tain
Cap,aip TAYLOR You shall be captain
,h,n"
The eompanv was then marched out.
Shortly after Mrs SchooIcraIt was presented
by the company with an exquisite basket Of
nnw.rs and fruits beautifully arranged
Mr. Schoocratt commanded the City Guard
when that COMPANY went 70 church.
"
TR0ops IN THE SocrH "A genera! order
just ISSUED hy General Sherman directs that on
assuming command OF the department OF the
South on or about September ist, Gep. lhomas
H. huger Coloucl of the h'shteenth 1n;a' ~
shall transfer the headq naiterS ol tne depart
mcnt from Louisville, NY, TO Atlanta, va
The companies OF the Second loiantrV now 10
The Department of the Gulf-Lou'saoa and
M,sSlS>ippl-will be transferred 20 the Depart,
ment oi the South, aud the headquarters and
companies of the Sixteenth Infantry uow 10
keoucky aod Tennessee will be transferred 10
the Department OF the Cult. This is 10 ac'
corlancc with the recent Instructions from the
Secretary of War, disposing Of the troops III
the Southern States for use 10 any emergency.
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MEDICINES.
TAX Il
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
MEDICINES.

For Ill Diseases OF the Liver, Stomach ana
Spleen
After Forty Years trial it is
still receiving The most uhqual-
fed testimonials OF It's virtues
from persons of the highest Cha
racter and responsibility.
1t is cminentlya Family Med
icine, and by being kept ready
for immediate resort will save
many an hour OF suffering and
many dollar in time and
DOCTORS BILLS.
Your Regulator is ore of the best family med
icnes | ever used | have not spent one dollar
for my family for medicine in five years, only
for your Regulator, and must say it does all it
says it will. You can also recommend it IN
Collie for Stock, it having cured fine mule Of
mine worth five hundred dollars j A. elson
Macon, Ga.
The Liver, the largest organ
in tie DO iy, Is generally the
seat OF the disease, and II not
regulated in time great suffering,
wretcheGncss and DEATH will
ensue
if you feel DULL. DRowsY.
DEBILITATED, have frequent
Headache, MOUTH TASTES bad
~, poor Appetite and Tongue
Coated, you are suffering from
Tornid Liver or "Biliousness,"
and nothing will cure you so
speedily and permanently.
Hon. alexander III. Stephens.
~ occasionally use, when my condition re-
qu;res it, Or. Simmons Liver Regulator, with
good effect II Hon. Alex Il. Stephens.
Governor OF 4 AIabnmia,
"Your Regulator has been in use in my fa,ni-
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valuable addition to the medical sclence.'-
LGov. j. Gill Shorter, Ala.
Il have used the Regulator in my family FOR
the past seventeen years. ! can safely reG"m-
mend it to the world as the best medicine have
ever used for that class diseases II puTporls TO
cure "-[ H. +. Thigpon.
Baltimore Episcopal Methodist.
This medicine is acknoWed
edged TO have no equa! rs
Liver Medicine, containing
those Southerr Roots and herbs
which m a!i-wsc Providence
has placed III countries where
Liver Diseases most prevail.
AaGy's Endorsement.
~ nave given your medicine Il thorough trial,
and in no case has it failed to give full satistac-
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Professional.
From actual experience in the use of this
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satisfied to use and prescribe II De purgatlVe
medicine "-[Dr. }. w. Mason.
Florida vi. L. Conference.
81 havc used Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator
in my family for DyspcpsiA and Sick Headache,
and regard it an invaluable remedy IT has
not fa led to give relief in any instance II Rev.
W. f. Easiering.
President OgIethOrpe College.
"Silymons Liver Regulator Is certainly a
specific for that class Of complaints which 1t
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

TT YOU WANT GENUINE CIDER VIM
/ EGAR for your pickles McBUkNhI .
ST re is the place 20 get It. hus oO
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ALEXANDRIA, August IS, 1876.
TT G. SLAYMAhEk, ESQ: Sir-Take no-
Al. tice that the undersigned will, on MON
DAY September llth, 1876 1T IL M, in front
Of the store at the northeast corner OF klng and
R,yai streets, ut present occupied by D.. u
Slaymaker Co, AeXandrla. Va, sell by pubic
snc, Tor cash, THIRTY- FIVE SHARES OF the
capital stock OF the d +. WITH K DRY
GOODS COMPANY, of Ale2andris, Virginia,
which were pledged to him rs security for the
payment of three thousand dollars and accrued
interest thereon which deb. is still due by you
to him. subject to whatever legal offset you may
properly claim, or he is ready to admit.
ur 3O-td WIN. COGAN.
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40 TO McBURNEY'S FOR PRESEk
T INC s,IIJARS aug oO
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DURE CIDER VINEGAR and SPICES OF
s,.o2 * + I. DAVIDSON 1l7 King ST.
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[ .n'. 3o McBURNEY'S
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~ KRAUSES GREEN GUM PLASTERS
u. -epr, sent the on y remedy known, to cure
Corns, and to subdue, in few hours, he most
intense pain produced by Bunions The effect
Of these Piasiers is, first to arrest the transform
alton OF healthy skin into dead hsrdenea neeu
cd hard substance, that i; can be easily removed
br tho 6nper mil For ssie by
y WARFIELli S HALL,
.,ru Corner Prince and Fsir'"~ str""'s-