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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
T.oral ann State Nems.

Rev. j. p. Weston, ID. D., will preach at the Uni.
ver.alist church, in this city, tomorrow forenoon
and evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

Whooping cough, asthma, Group and racking
fails to cure. Price 35cts. Samples free.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
SAC'O.


SAco, October 26. Tie dye works of Valentine
Free were entered by burglars from the roof, this
morning, and articles of clothing belonging to
customers taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

Prof. Ingalls, had good audience on Thursday
evening, at his reading at Togus. All seemed
pleased with the performances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

A temperance meeting was held at the Baptist
church in China on Saturday evening, which was
addressed by Messrs X. w. Dunn and To Saw
yer of Waterville, A. Simmons and F. Kenrck of
Fairfield, and |. f. Decker Of Clinton. These
gentlemen gave short, earnest and COW ncing sd
dresses. and coming as they did from hearts all
aglow in the work, they affected the people and
left lasting impression for good. About forty
signatures were obtained to the pledge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

An interesting series of meetings has been held
in the northern part of the town by the Second
Adventists. resulting in some seven persons COM
ing forward for prayers. Two or three have tes-
titled that they had found the Saviour. The
meetings have been held at the school house in
Dist. No. 2, and also at Church hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING RsPoRr.

Now York. October u. lvl1.
Money loaned at Gas GER cent. on call. FOREIGN
exchange weak; 4.s0ka4.si- for sky dsys
and 4s4kssos demand. Hold opened q ;0sx
and closed ~ lo2k. Borrowing rates -oaoas Der
cent. and dat, and carrying rate xslk. Clssrinss
als.ssa, 100. Custom receipts, e2ss.3oc. Tressury
disbursed. tl.0Go interest os74.ooo for honda.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
Weather Indication. for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States.
warmer, partly cloudy weather at south stations
areas Of light rsn northeasterly winds, stationary
or lower pressure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
Marrten.

In this city. Oct. 81. by Rev. 4. T. Adams, Al
den p. Wood oil Burnham, to Miss Addie Yaaton
Of Augusta.
In Palmyra, Oct. 25, w. II. Dunton of Augusta,
to Miss Annie X. Pillsbury OF Palmyra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
Fair.

This Is the closing night of the York Co. Agr-
cultural Society fair. There is a fair attendance
at City Hall, and premiums are being paid. On
the whole the show this year has been unusually
successful, and the society debt will probably be
wiped out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

To show the value of advertising, we will state
that Messrs. Huntington, Mason & Co., dealers in
clothing and mems furnishing goods in this city,
received the other day an order from Idaho, for
three suits Of clothes, the order being accompan-
led by the cash. They also received the same
day, an order for suit from Moosehead lake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

Died. in bennington, Eng suddenly, Mrs. Fran
ces, wife of John l.. Payson, Esq, aged II years.
Mrs. Payson was born in Augusta and spent
over twenty years of her early lite here. She
was the youngest daughter of Colonel Arthur
Litbgow, a citizen we'll known to the people in
the Kennebec fifty years since. Her mother was
= daughter of Edmund Bridge, Esq, of Dresden,
who for more than thirty years was High Sheriff
of the county of Lincoln. After her marriage to
Mr. Payson, she resided with him in the Island Of
Sicily where he was prominent merchant and
United States Consul for many years, and where
they entertained with the utmost hospitality all
the officers of the U. S. Navy, as well asall Amer
leans who visited Messina. For the last ten years
she has resided in England, where her children are
settled. Mrs. Payson was an estimable and high
ly cultivated lady. and was greatly beloved by all
who knew her. There are many still living in
Augusta who will remember her with pleasure,
and regret her sudden death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

Fifty cases Of boots were on Thursday shipped
to Portland from the Jail workshops in this city.
The prisoners are now at work on brogans, to use
up the fragments Of stock that have accumulated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

Edwin Noyes has rep lied to the letter Of Mrs.
Gilman, mother of the "shootist,' in which he
says:
The courts can settle rights to property. The
only question the public interested in, in these
transactions, is whether Border ruffianism" and
Texas civilization shall be tolerated in our midst.
shall be disappointed if when the facts in regard
to the murderous assault Of Thursday and Satur-
day reach the court and jury las they speedily
willy the perpetrators of them not taught a
lesson that they will not soon forget.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

The auction sale of all the household goods, bed
ing. &C., used 10 the old Mansion House. will take
place on Tuesday, at Jones new auction rooms.
7 q advertisement gives fn!l particulars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
TENNESSEE.
Fatal Accident.

JACKSON. October 20. At the great running
race st the fair yesterday, Two young ladies at
tempted to cross the race track, and were run in
to and one fatally injured. Two riders wer'
thrown and badly hurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
Dtfb.

In Trenton Oct. 10Th, Daniel Haynes, aged 50
year, Oct. ed Dudley Bunker. aged 81 years o
months.
10 years nOnths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
NEW JERSEY.
Death.

JERSEY CITY, October 26. John Astworth, a
boy six years of age, living in Patterson. died of
hydroPhobi., yesterday. lie was bitten by dog
several weeks ago.
Fire.
The honse of Charles Wagner at Breslsw, with
the two adjoining houses were burned last night
Loss $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9aily Aeuuehsf journal.
BIDDEFORD.


BIDDEFoRD, October 26. The sherifs seizec
$500 worth of liquor belonging to BidIetorc
druggists, at the Boston & Maine Railroad sta
ton to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27
Boston Stock List.

fSales ct the Brokers' Board.I
Eastern Railroad, 80
Boston q Maine Railroad -.Ia
Portland. Ssco 4 Portsmouth, A-sS6-
Boston 4 Maine Railroad, Ps, q ll0-aii0-
Eastern Railroad, 70, okas0k
Maine State IS NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

MEMPHIS, October 20. General Forrest is still
in critical condition. He has been reduced by
chronic diarrhea until be weighs scarcely hun
dred pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

The Colby Echo, a handsome paper published
by the students of Colby University, gives the
following items regarding graduates of that in
stitution: T. c. Abbott, LII. D., the only sur
viving classmatc of Dr. S. X. Smith, is President
of Michigan Agricultural College. Married. at
La Grange, Maine, Aug. 18th, by Rev. Thomas
Kinney, Leonard d. Carver, Esq. and Miss Mary
c. Low. Abraham R. Gates, A. B., q graduate
of Colby delivered lecture before the students of
the Seminary (Oak Grove). Geo B. Howard and
c. C. Merriam studying medicine at Belle
vue Medical College. n. Y City. J. o. Tilton is
principal of Peterboro', n. H., high school. j.
A. Sturtevsnt is principal of the hig school of
Hanover, Mass. w. Ii. Gibbs is studying law
with Hon. E. F. Webb. Whittemore is teaching
the high school at Cornve, Me.
The Portland Advertiser opens its capacious
mouth and receives into its nav at one gulp, the
new policy of the Maine Central Railroad, and
says it observes the commentator and encour-
agement Of all citizens of Maine" It's only de
fence of the new departure is that it will prevent
speculation in tickets, and have a tendency to
keep somebody honest. How does that become a
cause Of commendston and encouragement
How does that help the business man : How many
business men buy tickets for places beyond their
destination with the predetermipation of selling
them again on speculation Not one in twenty.
If there is any robbery it is not by the public and
we claim that it is entirely unfair to compel the
innocent public to suffer for the conduct Of profess
sional SPECTATORS, who may may not be in the
employ of the railroad company. But then the
Advertiser has become so accustomed to bending
the knee to policy and eating dirt, that it don't
know the taste of good wholesome food.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

TAUNTON, October 26. John Guthrie, aged 60
years, florist, killed himself last night by push
ing sharpened file through his heart. His IN ind
was deranged through family differences.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-27

PRoyINcETowN, October 26. The wrecke
brig William IL. Parks was sold at auction to-da
for three hundred and fifty dollars. Her cargo
coal brought three hundred and ten dollars pe
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

= WEATHER PROBABILITIES ar OSRort
ment, Office cfMe Chief Signal O5.eer' vas"
notou, D. g., MAY Is. l817--l0:39 =. n
For the Lower Lake region ard Middle 49, i;n'
tic States ncrtherly winds, stationary or r!sin
barometer, stationary OF higher Ism re-
with partly cloudy weather IN former ei:tilc',
possibly light rain and in the la'tef a's'''c'
Clear or part y clondy weather.
THE ELECTION. " esterday's eecuoG pass L
off very quietly, notwithstanding there was
most intense interest III auite>ted. aud be 'fGnoS
of all of the various Candidates worked nara Ter
their favorites. Last night plumbers OF people
gathered around the various polling places anu
at prominent points throughout The cry, aux
ously waiting Tor returns, but. as the niHht pro.
crossed, aud it became known that the c'u9t
in none of the wards could be tioIshed until 10
wards morning. the crowds began to dispefSe
and the streets were deserted. The utmost
GOOD humor prevailed on all sides, add carly ID
The evening the success Of tho entire conserVa
tive ticket was very generally admltted' aud
many congratulations were exchanged on the
great victory. The election ut conservative
couucilmeu 10 all of The wards OF the city Is uh
precedented SIEGE the war, and Is a su' 'ct oi
much fclicita.on. The returns from the sew r
al wards are Is follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
louisiana.

The New Ofeans Pltayuna I"aTFs FROM q
res;d::ct Of E,st F2!i:iaDa thai Laws motheE
testified before the coroDcrs jury that the as
sassin Of Law vas a rygro, aud stated that Sus
picion rests % friend OF pacarIour Of Llw's
wife. n sui for the disorca Of law troni he
vile has been peudiog tcr several weeks on the
ground Of adultery, AMI letters rim 'he wlle
acknowledging her guilt having fallen into The
hands Of her hu5b1ud i. is supposed she lua'
gated the murder.
The reception ball aud reunion al Green
Wall Hall last night given by the clzens OF
New Orleans, uuier The management OF the
Orleans Club. to the officers Of TIE army and
navy Of the United States, was he np-t S'I-ct,
elegant and brilliant Of the scasea-l great Su;
cess in every particular.
Hon. Eting!tam Llwra1cr. cx.mcmtcr .oI
Congress, vas a>sau't ted and severely beaten ~
board of one Of tha lover coast packet boats
"Wednesday. The cause is said to have brtn a
resolution passed by the Plaqucnnc parish,
the police jury Of which h. Is president, e'n
surinr tho United States steaulhnat i"sp,c'arS
for incfficicDcy in cInu&claa with several re-
cent steamboat accidents. by one G! which Law
| renee lost considerable amount Ut property.
The Plgquemine police jury have t. k"u step
to brug tho matter before the grand july
| They assert that seventy s'vcH nvts have beer
| lost by steamboat explosions 10 one year "lth:i
| distance of sky miles Of NV Ot!aaaS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
By Green & Wise

(Rpsl Estate Agents and AuctioneersJ
COMMISSIONERS SALE--Ry vlrtun OF a
7 decree Of the CORPORATION Conr: for tho city
of AIoAnntrs, Va rendered a. Its May term,
~, in the cbsnc.,ry cause Of f. Il Downhan
Il Go vs.. q Lrary Ct al; tho undersigned en-.
missioner therein nMmed, will cell, by pubic
1877, Il. II o'clock m , in froEt of The Market
tv. to wit: The LOT or GROUND, with the
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, SITUATED IN sad
cIir .nd bounded - follows: Beginning on the
vast sls If alfred street, betweon Cameron and
Queen. at the north line Of McVelgh's lot. OK
.sn,ling thence westward with McVeIgh's lot
aid parallel 10 Cameron s'r"tt ~ i9ct' !heHce
rCrLh u.r.i,el to Alfred street ~ feet thence
n.;t % feet t, Arr,d street; thonce south with
\ feed s.Inat 10 the beginning, wit: tn" right It
WAY over Al alley two feet in width lnating into
y irrp or .,i;ey ext nIne from Aliroi t. Patrick
.t,c4t Tara: of Sae-Cnsh
CHARLES Z. STUAET
my li-2sWts ComuiT o. Saio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
Local BrevitfeS.
The Board Of Health will hold meeting at

Ihe Board or Health Will hoiu iGoeiLA5 a
the Auditors office to night
Mr. Rodolphe Claughton. ;.!:'' .: tris "ilE
was Yesterday admitted 70 IT,, b~r + Is "=hH &
ton.
Among the marriage ii,eiI::s les .,d III " IS Q
ington yesterday was ore 10 pslr'"E vel Ifi'
lin, of Alexandria county, I'D Wary vi
The judges and clerks O Il: tor d :. -
Ward polls deaire that i:.sT la,r'.; a.: &c
returned to Messrs. j. T R'.ct n..m !. l. low
ham, Louis Appch ed A,n:c i:r.hH!e OF
reI.eshrnent and to Meas Sch ii III a:ld ! u
lany fr larnrs furnished
George w, Carpenter anG Lsweltyh Scott,
two Of those indicted in the United States Cou t,
ct Baltimore for part:cip ton IN thu "gi':erz,
Wal" OF last year, gave b1ii ytsterd y FIR their
appearance at the Jane tenn of tho Court.
Tne toa, race between the Urdho Cub "i
Baltimore, and the Ana'ota IS, f Washington
will take place on Saturday. the :!j.h ut half
past i've, over the Analsstsn Course, on the
Poto1nac river.
The Hne furm known rs "WOod*t1ck," To-
Gated p mi. les north of Catletrs station, in Eau
quisr county, Va, containing about 535 atres Of
land, belonging to Mr.. Zenas Barnum, of Bs!ti-
more, Md, was sold CT the 2lst instant to Mr.
Csc. y. Warrington, Of this city IIr S22 u .
By Green & Wise, resl estate sccrts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
Bv i. A. kerby, Auctioaacr,

No Oh King street, AoXa!dTi2, Va
( lOM MISSION EKS' SA LIZ Under decree
" Of tho Corporation Court ot Al"xsndr!"
city, made n! is January tr't. 49,, in the case
of Smoot 8, Uhler IS. John T. Hi. Inc under
signed, as commissioners. Wi Otter by public
auction, on SATURDAY. Jan" 9TH, 1911 NJ l.
% clock III, in irnns "i lie h!arhni Building. Oh
Royal street, in the city ui AicEn"dr!n. Virginia"
tho following property, ~ ut.
A CERTAIN TENEMENT and LOT, sitn-
ated on tho east side Of Water in1w Lce) stree,
in the city of Alexsndfis Virginia, between
Wolfe and Wilkes street,, beginning ~ the
middle of til s1usrc between No!fo and Wiik"
street,, and running thHa.r north on Water s.!
81 feet inches t. m sl!ry 1 i'c. wide; tbs: e =
cast on said alley paralo! with Noi street 10
fsst to the western lin. Of Potomac St thonc ;
south on Potomac str"a. par win Wst9i
street 81 fee. 8 inches All thence wHsL III
straight line t. tho bug inning.
Terms Ono 10 Irih cash tho residue IN cIisl
payments in one. two and lhr"" y".rs, with m
forest from lh3 Cay Of ..l:; tr deferred pay
ment; to b, secured by ,t"n m,:''- q th' p""
chaser If tho properly. w'!h go Hnri"nnI So
curly, s.rh he title of the property u % :"
tanned until the purchase pr.co +. fl y pail.
CHARLES +. ,,TI Ak!,
III q. ChiUGHrUN.
nv lot; Commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
France.

The recently appointed Ptcf.cts arc instruct
Cd to support, By every means, ~ clficla' car
diiaics AL who lis! not .'gn if;r 'ilaEli':stn q
the l. ii ASH did 40: votr f.: tn order OF he
a.Y a. A!ay l1t!. Thcy have a!ao t".'r iai'rIr.
nl that the defeat -! any nll:lal c,D,lida'" 60
lead to hir fail! 10 argru1I.s,,In.' nts wHrir
Bnnar.r.i,L candidates wei" iti"at:'! !Y lew
Votes al tn. last cI.ciIna, !h. pGrir:'l- nT' il.
siru,trd 10 surp;,rt them as fife al cat:Ii:,tss
In All olhr; arr3n !issaunnts the Projects have
been instructed (, support nnr a"ti il :pub'ican
candidate 81. he has change 81 SIC 49,. .A!'tr
wards, #, Al i! il h9p,d, :hn INA! jriiy Of t'i"
Chawher is favorable IN the nGvcrnlng;t !ic
two Chambers will b" cpoVcked n Enr@"ns$,
and aiII havh to vote * or sccen year, pr,
!nnsalion Ct President NacNahaD'= pnwar.
Some mlinlain ttat lhis CnnHrc.a would b.
called upJn Il! H.. same lin. 10 grant THE Pres
i1rnt the right y! appointing hi: srcarssar. III
certain egrnlu.Iiira il i, possible this l.
thought n hut irHprobabn that II will h' %
tanned. EVEN II the m>irriiy IS anti. Republican,,
fnr neither !hr LrgtI!nis;s rnr he iiI1ai'
will canaaat to ihls rIau.r, III, origin ani Ala
Of which they sl.pact. the whole AdmnIsr.
!iaa is going tn be moiiisl as much as i''>s>l-
be, rSper!al'y Al to he pagstrJry, jna;Ic.' ~
the peace anl all agents dependent on the Gov
ernmenI.
L,ci!mis ani clerical newspapers cnrtinu:
to express desire ior tn" mni!ns:'o" IL The
Cabinet iu conformity with their view. The
Moniicur states that Prince Ilnh"nlohr. IT,"
German Ambassador, aud President MacMailon
recently had ul1sl friendly and r'a>>nrinr
conversation.
y Paris dispatch says: 'lt Is said that il
note has heen communicated to 81! the c9nscrv-
alive provincial papers stating thar duriog the
three months interval Lcwrcn the dissolution
of the Chamber aud the general elections Pres.
ident MacMahon is perfectly eblticd 10 deere"
state Of siege
Signature are bslnp solicited among Paris
,radesmeo to a petition TO the President repre-,
seuting that The recent events sve parayzIng
trada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
Fairfax county. my 3-w5W

TKUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L BY virtue of that cortaia deed Of trust from
Mathew D woodward and wife t, the UNDER
siyncl, hearing date March II, 1873. and of roc
ord on the land roc ,r!s Of Fairfax county, lber
P, No j go 2s9 and at tae req9e:t Of the
pnrty secured, will, ON MONDAY, thn llth
dav Of June, 1917, tCircut Court sell to the
Highest bidder, By public auction. before the
O'clock y. m that certain ThACr or LAND
wherein the graator resides. and conveyed By
sal deed Of trust. containing l22 acres, 3 roods
ard q poles. This Land los about tbree miles
south west Of Fairfax station, and has tho usu"l
buildings thoroon -,
Terms Of Sale: SO much cash IN hand az will
DO required to pny tho expenses and commits
sicrs Of saln and tho sum Of 500 and interest
thereon ut nine per cant per nnQum from tho
llth day OF March, 1873. till day Of sale, and the
residue on credit Of ono, two and three years,
in equal instruments, 10 bear interest from the
day Of sale, to be secured by lien On the proper
~ sold o. w. HUNT, Trustee.
Fairfax County, my l2-wiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

(Roal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
YT1KlISrNE'S SALE OF VALUA BILE
l. REAL ESTATE-By virtue o! decd OF
trust executed by F. G. Swaine and wife and
Stephen swain, dated on the 3lst day of Deceul'
Der, 1875, and duly recorded in ibcr No. o.
page 3ll Clerks olti.a, city of Alexandria, Inc
request Of tho party secured BY said deed, will
offer for sale by pubic auction, on 5 ATU r.
DAY, tho 23d day Of june, 1871 on the prem pre- n,
with tho improvements thereon. situate and
bounded Ms follows: BEGINNING 80 foet inches
north of Cameron street. nnd running thence
north on Royal street II feet Il inches: thonco
Cast DIR ulle to Cameron street. III feet Ii lnches
thence south parallel to Royal s;reet IN feet IA
inchos, and thence vest to TIC beginning
Terms of Sa!c: One .hird in cash tho residue
in six and twelve month";, with interest 1T SIX
per cent; tho deferred payment: to be secured
by u mortgage Oh tho property. C"n"rynncing
~ tho cxponse Of the purchaser
nv 25-2aw4w CHA. +. BAAk. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
Auction AAEES.

rV1RUSTHf'S SALE OF VA J. u A y l. 4
4 LAND IN FAIRFAX COUN ~, V A.
Dy virtue OF decd Of trust given to ms by Fora
A. Smith and Sarah D., his wifi, dated on the
9th of July, 1871. md rcc'rdal in libe- n, No.
i. folio 1885, Of the land cords OF Fairihy coun-
", Va snd Il. the roqaest of tho beneficiary in
said dead Of trust in writing, | will sell by pub
lie auction, t. the highest blddsr in front OF the
Court House of said county, on MONDAY, the
18Th day Of jane, 40. 1877. Chat being Court
day) u CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. living
and being situate in tho county and State aior"
said, containing 81 a2roa, rord and 81 poles,
hsing :. portion of ths land conveyed 70 tho s'ld
Zgrs A. Smith by Il. ). Nelson lying near Nell
sons mill. -,
Terms of Sale: So much cash in hs1d AS will
INV the costs and expenses Of sale and tho sum
0: three hucdred dollars, with l. par cent inter-
n.t from tho 18th Of January. 1871, AMI tao resi-
,.uo. if any. upon such terms u n.y DO "g1e'd
uunn by tho party in interest. and in default OF
such sgrooment, thon upon u credit Of twelve
months, with interest from the day IF sale. Sui
ing rs trustee. shsl convey such title ss is
We: To-! n mc BY the said decd 0ftru:t
+. ID. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
ARRIVED

Steamer Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk, to + A
Rcod.
Steamer john W Thompson, hoonArdtowa,
to A Reed.
Steamer Ma!tano: Nor;ri, % 10; BrodoIs
& Go.
Schr " u Marvel, ioI Georgetown.
CLEARED.
Steamer Lady Oh the Lake. Norfolk By + 4
Reed.
Steamer Express Baltimore, by jos Brodera
s. Go.
Schr West Dennis, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Sch7 Neltie y e.;ie Lan gdon, hence at Boston
Oath
Schr Alfred brpbroo!:. acnct, at IroVidehce
23.d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
COMMERCIAL.
Business is again languid, and even tho grain

Business is again languid, and even tho grain
trade is somewhat depressed. There is no press
ing demand for money. and the supply in the
banks is fully equal to all legitimate require
nepts, In New York money is quoted as very
s5unosnt tho rates being st 2s3 per cent. The
rates for gold vary but li!slo, and hovernment
Dcads continue strong IN Stale bonds there IS
= better feeling; sales Of Virginia consols at us
s7l3-an advance; DO peeiera ct 4la4ls; cou-
,.ops e2gss2! dv:.: I'd :! .5!. in local railroad
securities thsre is very little doing Is q o.
shares suffered further decline yes:crisy. SELL
inr IS low IS 10 We give quotations for the
Glowing:
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e4gA TEETH, il uot kept clean, soou decay.
Young p,opln, remember this. Use daily
THUkSrON'S IVORY PEARL TJoTH
pOWDEE 1t will preserve them through Iiie.
Sol W druggists 25c Dor bottln fab 2S-ly
SayuARD TINES demand economy. Prac'
tea il Rennvste your sollod Glove. with lou:
VIEWS lNODURL LESS KID GLOW
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists - cents per bottle