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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-21

Shabby Genteel Proverbs Especially
adapted to hard-up people during May
weatherC-A new umbrella case covers
multitude of Sits. A patch well put on
is as good as a new shoe. A paper collar
never goes to the wash. Always put of
till to morrow what you can not pay to
day. In a shower of rain an old hat
looks as good as a new one. The man
who goes often to the tailor gets the ac-
coun: at last Half pair Of gloves is
better than none at all. Ii is a short bill
that has no renewal Never leave of a
brass chain till you get a gold one.
Third-class travelling is as good as second
when you meet nobody you know. Level
boot heels and a light heart always 60
together.
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POST Office Bulletin for Jackson, Ohio.

a. a.Post-Ofhce is open during the week from'6OO
m. to 500 p. M, but never on sunday.
MAIL GOING NORTH-Closes at 1918 p. m.
and 5.2i o. m. The mail closing at $40 p. m. Is
a through mail to Cincinnati, Ohio, and all
points West and South OF there, and Grafton,
w. Va, and all points East and North of there
MAIL GOING SOUTH-Closes at 3:25 p. m,
daily, being all the mail South.
WEBER GRAHAMsvILLE q MABEE'S
Closes at 7 a. m. on Friday
BEAVER a. MEADOW BRANCH-Closes
at II m. every Saturday.
EUREKAvILLE-Close at ! p. m. every
"so"e'O"' anu ~ s. p. BALDRIDGE, Pm.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH Elder William III.
Devore, Pastor. Preaching every "a and 4th
meeting every Wednesday night, ana every
LIST and Sd Lords Day at l0H A. M. Sabbath
School every Lords Day ate A. NJ.
PRFSBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. j. X.
Gibson, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath at
lO5% A. NJ, and at night. Sabbath School every
Sabbath al A.. M. Teachers meeting Tuesday
evening. Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening.
Choir meeting Friday evening. Woman's Mis-
sionary meeting lst Monday In every month
Communion service lst Sabbath In March.
June September and December.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev j. r. williams, Pastor. Preaching every
sabbath at l0% A. NJ, and at night. Teachers
meeting Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. Sabbath School every SAD
bath at o A. NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-No regular service.
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OFFICE or TiIE sEcRETARY oF srArI

UFFlCE OF TIE SECRETAIl OF 5IAIE.J
/, Milton Barnes, Secretary Of state of the
State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that the fOregO-
ing Is "A true copy of AN act therein named,
passed by the General Assembly of the state OF
Ohio, on the 9th day of April, A. ID. lS41, taken
from the riginal rolls on file in this of Ofiice.O
In Witness Whereof. 1 have heTeuntO sub
scribed my name, and affixed the
lsEAL.I Seal Of this Office at Columbus, the
9th day OF Al pril, A. ID. 1877.
MILTON BARNES,
7ap57m6 Secretary OF state.
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GROCERIES, &C.

gbitraIy Noes under ten lines. FREE. over
70 iines. fIm.
I.cral advertisements. rates nnod By statute.
Marriage uuttcsa. ~ cents eart.
Editorial notices. 10 esnta per line. cach In
HGrtium.
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TO THE PEOPLE.
GOOD GOODS AT FAIR. PRICES.

First-cIass Sewing Machines n
about eBe-haIf the Old prices.
First National White Lead
warra " ted TO look better i'm five
years than most brands will i'm
three.
Eagle White Lcad-a very SUI
periOr article cOIOrs dry and in
in.
Engine oils best grades, free
from grit.
Full assortment OfEIaTdWare
very large stock Of Sash and
doors; all the regular sizes.
Call andsee me.
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BE 10 resolued on He General Assembly Of the
state Of Ohio (three-fifths of all the members
elected to each house concurring theTein), That
proposition TO amend the Constitution Of the
state of Ohio, be submitted to the electors of
the State, on the second Tuesday Of October, A.
ID. 1877, as follows, to wit:
That sections one, three fire, sir, eight, tlCelUe,
fourteen, Dteei, siIteen and eighteen, OF article
four, be amended so as TO read as follows, and
section seven, of article four, and sections
twelve and thirteen of article eleven, be re-
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The Cincinnati Enquirer asks il Ad-
am was an lrishman. lie was an Erin
man, no doubt.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

Noii0h 10 fhAonhA''
The Board of School Examiners of Jackson
County, Ohio will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, at jackson, on the
Examinations will begin at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
on the first day Of each session, and continue
from day to day IL necessary.
Applicants notknown to the Board must pro-
duce testimonials of good moral character. Ger
tincates will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and will, In no case, be either antedated, OF
postdated.
Nov n,76-tf ]. w. LONGBOE, Cler X.
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ISAAC BRowr, T. p. SUTHERLAND
President. Vtce-Prestdent
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England, ireland, Scotland s. Wales

Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
PETER PIcKREL, President; j. ID. GLARE
Vice President; ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
II. j. EDWARDS, Assistant Cashier ana BOOK
keeper. -
Directors-H. l.. Chapman, ]. ID. Clare, John ID.
Davis, Peter Pickrel, T. 5. Matthews, John
Sanders and o. s. Miller.
STOCKHOLDERS:
H. L. CHAPMAN IT. l.. Hughes sr.,
j. ID. Clare, John ID. Davis,
Peter Pickrel, John Hughes,
ID. Armstrong, Lot Davis,
Isaac Brown, II. +. Austin,
Minerva Bennett, John II. Lewis,
John &. II. Cobb, o. 3. Miller,
O. r. Bertsch, Moses Sternberger,
William II. Steele, Joseph Jones,
Il. j. Edwards, B. Is. Evans,
T. g. Matthew'S Daniel ID. Morgan,
John Sanders, s. A. Stephenson,
X. s. wilcox, John H. Jones,
John Stanton, Mary McCarley.
A. F.McCarley. LavInia Jones.
David j. Jones' iThos. NJ. Jones, Guar.
John p. Jones.
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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION

Relative to an Amendment of Articles Four
and Eleven of the Constitution, Reorgan-
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Hon. A. II. stephens l. reading his
obituaries and gains fresh insight into
his character every day.
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II Is said that cocoa will cure bashful-
ness. A good. square case Of cholera
morbus has been known 10 weaken it
somewhat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
Sic belt inne uno lieb trauri9 Den &opf
in Die 0ano jinten.

sic belt inns uno lieb trauris Den &opi
in Die Sano linten.
vSpri6," io9te Gabrielle, fe Iiebfoienb,
bin i'd nidt mebr oeine S9psitsr ? unb
Ou ioQteit mir ni6t ales ia9en f6nnen?"
v@enn 81 wiibteit. wie es mir crying
auf Dem Sll bel 6rau 0apis sic bate
mid einsslaosn, neil lie meine Mutter gut
getannt uno mebr als sinmal an meiner
98iese s%eisisn bat; lie mar oenn aud
freunoihuitli6 Hno 5uuortommeno eesen
mid, absr Die anoern Somen! Sent Dir.
Stau Goaisnol bisB ibte So4ter aufite.
ben, bic li6 neben mid seiest bate uno
mein Better &arl pollte nit mir %tran3en,
fano aber tein @esenpaar Wenn id mid
elmer @rupps ndbsrte. in Der ih 8efannte
iob, itarrte mon mid an uno itedte Die
&Dpfe Suiammen. Ser 3ufaa moQts es,
baB i'd einmoI nit eisenen Obren Die Wor-
te b0rte Cine Grau, Die iets Wonate ses
i6ieoen lit, ioQte Die ii9 oermaBen auf=
bOnnsrn ? =. elm mabrer Stanoal..
W ls bat 6rou Sapis ssba9t. 30 60
brisle, idlu9Ste lie. ss 1T bari, ii4 ic Der.
udtet gu isben! lnb bod babe id nidts
Soies settan"
@abriele idpiss iie fiblte innises Wit=
leib nit ibrer Sreunoin, aber Die Wabrbeit
mar ibr beiliser als ibre 9iebe, uno 10
fonnte Der Sao.l Der ebrbaren Srausn, Die
Strense Der Oifentliden Weinuns lie be.
triiben, aber ni4t emp0ren.
.Sie ein5ise treue Seele," fubr Otbilis
fort, vbiIt bu - bis aud Dir Der umsans
nit Der usra4tetsn 9aria miro perboten
tperoen."
r0oribsr tunnt 0u rubis iein, Sbil.
den; gusen bat mir in oieiem Yuntte
nadseseben."
vNadssseben !" Otbilie i9miss; cine
Slut bitterer 8eoanten pOste unb wolte
in ibrem SerSen ouf. lie fluste ole @elt
an, Die @eieai6uit, Die untreuen Sreuroe.
lie tlaste beiOnSers @uioo an, lid ielbit
aber an3utlasen, oaron oudte lie nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
cities Gapitel.

gs mar idon ipdt, unb Ot6ilis lag nod
INNER in tiefem Sdlafe, als lire Sam.
merirau lie baitis wedte. vMabam, iaste
tie Gn9ltli4, oas 5Ieber lit nieoer oa isit
elmer Stunoe uno wiro INNER itdrtsr."
ginise MomeHts u. Otbilie war bti IN
&inoe. Sbre abnuns tdui4te lie MOT {:
elm &idiaa bate Die ieit jnsi 5asen per.
i6wunoene @efabr erneut uno pergrDBert,
cine slibenoe SiBe bronuts in isinen Sdn.
ben, Der Bid luar duberit unitst semorosn
uno lein buiti9es &eosn oeuiste tlar alf
cine 8ebirnaHectiOn bin.
nWama, no i'll Wama!" tpieosrbolte ss
oftmals raid nudeinunbsr, pdbrsno lie IS
innis an ibr Serj oriidte.
sd babe mad Dem Dottor ssididt
i'd tann nidt bssreifen, oab sr F9 yar
ni4t ieben ldbt," iaste Serr Yaulus.
Gin Siener meloete, Scftor Sbibault
ieit u~erreiit nod Yaris.
.Werreiit nod Yaris /! ? ni4t m6slid A.;
0u bait Sid uerbort, Sobann!!"
.So4 ni4t, Serr, er 1T p~erreiit, ent'
i4ieoen Derreiit."
Or rddt i9, ieuf3te Otbilis leile, o
@Ott BILL feb Su uns BEL"
Yeiiir3t panbte tie itd gum Batter, Der
nidt pubte. mas er iasen io1te. rWir
iiebt Der 9eritano fin, ri.f er; Sbibault
~perreiit, tuenn mon ieiner am meitsn Be.
bari"
Batter, ibid i9nsl su einem anbsren
ar3t, @retden itirbt. :. @d Soft, itraf
mid nidt in meinem 3inoe! grbarme bid,
Serr erbarme bid"
Na4 elmer YiertsItunbs itanben Swei
aer3te am Bette Der 3utano bss &inoes
peri4limmerte fd BON Stunbe 3u Stun.
De; cine &eibe BON GOmplitationen mad.
ts bic Rrantbsit auf einmal t6btIi9 ; pel.
DIE am Gage oOrber fait iibsritanoen idisn,
unb 9e9en aheno bemerfte Der dlteite Der
bsiben 4sr3ts Der Muttsr nit ernitsr Mie.
ne {: .gs oiirfte rdtblid erideinen, Dab ie
Den Batter benadri9tisen, tpenn er oas
8inb nod einmaI ieben Mil; i'd nil ST..
nen Die SoHnung ni4t gang rebmen, aber
es itebt iebr idlimm !"
Otbili. pernabm oas idredli4e llrtbeil
nit perSmeifelter YsitirSuns /; inbeB ge,
oranst ourd ben ar3t isbte iie elm tur3es
Sele9ramm aut oas iofOrt nod YriHel
auiseseben puros. Salb tobt srpartste
lie ole 3mei MOmente, Die antunft @uioo's
uno ben leBten SsufSer @rstdens. Bel
jeosm @stduid fubr ie Suiammen; ens.
LID bra4te elm StatiOnsoiener cine p~erlie-
9elts Sspei&e, ie rib baiii9 nit ,ittsrnosn
Sdnoen 6as Gouuert aut uno los fOlgenoe
WOrts, pslde BON @uioo's @sl9aitsflb.
rer unter3sidnet paren:
n6srr unb Srau Walmaer auf Der Sod.
seitsreiie in Ostsrreia, aore7s nidt uprs
banoen."
0orfssuns fpIst)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

sic niht. mie sic es wiinlden +; Johann
aber mill non Dem Gsdte, oas mir Die
S4eiouns geieslid einrdumt. teinen @e-
braua MAIDEN; i1 meroe ME tpi.oer bei-
rathen."
Gr baftete auf iie sinen Bid bon Corn
uno S4mer5 suslsid.
rWi., Sic lieben oieien Meniden nod !
ibm brinsen sic nod Opfer, Der Sic Der.
ahtet unb in ben Irmsn elmer anoeren
Sbrer Sbrdnen ipottet! l1no mid per=
idmdben sic, mid, Der i1 Den lssten
Slutstropfen fir sic persieben t6nnte!
9tein, Stbilie. oas fam niht lein, bas lit
unm6slid Cine 6rau fam nidt Den
Wann nit GiBen bon lid itOben, Der nur
lie auf grben liebt &eben Sic, molten
sic Sent usrloIen, Yslsien, europa?
g8olen sic fiebeu in Die @elt. bis no
Die Grinnerung on Sbre erite Verbinouns
Iid lpurlos uerliert? Nidts 1T lsi9ter, als
oas. SD made mein Ysrmosen ;u @slo,
i6 bereite ibnen bort Elm a%nQenebmes,
sliidli9es 2sben; sic perosn @Qes per.
seiien, nur mid nidt; sic perosn mid
mebr spiiden sic uno mid ordnsen, mir
ueroen Elm neues 2eben %anfansen, oeriu.
den Sic, Otbilie, periuden sic, Otbilie
81 tann Sbre Spfer nidt annsbmen,
feel lie Elm, oenn i9 tann lie nidt oerselten.
Yrsdsn mir, mein Serr, bieie llntsrreouns
ab, oamit i'd lie perss7e"
nSt oas Sbr lestes Wort?"
nSauobl, antwOrtete lie felt unb ent.
i9isoen, lisben fam i9 Sic nidt."
gr Idlus Ii9 Dor Die Stirne. $50
LANCE allO uersebens semartet, rief ct aus,
ole anitrensunssn alio umionit WiIsn
Sic, id babe Sba ermunt.rt, WaImaer's
SerS gu %feisln; i'd babe i'm oabur4 obne
isin @iIen setrieben, Die S4eiouns gu
~ioroeru. Obne mid ,pdren sic nod
6rau 8ulmuer; i'd babe Sic frei semudt,
uno id babe sic frei 3euolt, oamit sic
irei bon Den Yorurtbeilen Sbrer erlten
Susenoseit mein piroen!"
rQ1 Soft, tonnte Elm 6eino eraulamer
on mir banoeln! @ebe Der Simmel, bob
i9 sic ME tpieoer iebe !"
ySie ioIen erbOrt peroen, rief er mi.
tbenb. leben Sic pobl; sic leben mid
ME nieoer -
gr ltiirmte binous uno ibsrlieb lie elmer
troitlOien 0erwirrung. aQe Die alten
Wunoen braden mieoer auf uno blutsten
BON neuem; iie mari einen Bid auf Die
8srsan9enbeit uno lab nun, weld fur1t.
bares @eniht Die i'm Verborsenen sliibsn=
be Geioeni9ait bieies Mannnss in Die
Wasl6ale Sbrer 8ei9ide seluorfsn bate.
Nui ibren Yater bate er singepirft, auf
6rau Granf, auf @uibo, aui le ielbsr.
uno lie par pie blind in Den a6sruno se=
itir5t, ben er unter ibren GIben sesraben
bate.
Gin uenis Schulz uiiroe leinen iduar=
gen Ylan entbiilt BADEN, iagte Is ii9
l6ludS'no. @uioO bdtte li6 ipisoer mir
Susewenoet, unb i9' itdnoe nidt oa Der.
a4tet in Der Welt, Dbne Shub, obne
6reunoe; mein &lno bate einen Batter.
uno er er wdre ni9t Der @atte elmer
anbsren Srau -"
Sod LANCE melnte iie title Sbrdnen an
8ret4ens Bette, uno i4On oGmmsrte Der
WOrsen, dig iie ibr Eager auilu9te, UNI
lid Die nOtbi9e Gube gu g6nnsn uno ibren
Summer auf einise Stunoen Su ~psr9eien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

,,Nun meinetmseen, id beifsbe ia oud
uiGt oorauf. oaB lie BON Dir laiie, aber
on oarfit mir niht periibeln, rpenn ihrs
8eeenmort mir auf Die Nsrpsn itldst.
Sic uno SbrsseleiGen lino i6u D, oab
Selsisn ii6 INNER msbr in Susi Eager
ipaltet, unter spei ieinolide 6abnen
laaart, unb bas flbrt gum &uin unltes
2anbes. Sisbt Su, @obriel4en, Der
ebsn nit Dir brumm:e, mar ni4t oein
Gatts, iOnoern Der Serr Tidter."
Ser Serr &idter oa4te unb Der 8attt
ipru4. e%ntsssnete lie la4eno, inosm lie ibm
auf Die @anse flopfte, aber i'd babe bod
Den einen 10 lieb ipie ben anoern."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
- g II / n.
Die oS6e(6eioung.
Gr,Gbluns fir driitli6c seier.

Aus esm 8ransSfi6eu Der s. Bourbon frsi
ibsrisBt ron Gp, Stsfanlpu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14

MrssRs. EDWARDS Il Co., Of Baltimore,
have ,uveDteJ an article long needed by bust
ness aud professional rleu, who have occasion
to USE note and letter books. It consists of q
mcra;c self binder, by the use Of which copying
books, accauut books. scribbng tablets, &C.,
caa be usoI for years with but one cover, the
latter being so arranged that when the book is
filed il can be taken out and replaced by new
book without moments loss Of time In the
scris,ul,pg tablets, the leaves arc lnado detach.
able b; new and improved machinery so that
enc or aDy number OF sheets may be readily and
neatly ro3roved without the aid of scissors or
knife. The style 10 which they arc gotten up,
their usefulness, ard last. but by no means least,
their chcapncss, canro! fail to recommend these
binders % the public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

Alan td,ourned meeting f The Bos' i Ct Alder
men, held July ID, 1877 there We're FTt; mt -
Smoot, Marbury. Strauss Armstrong and Reel
petition of the Atlantic and l&is ro Ie: ::
front of their Office, No. 20 King street, - ~
Office on the square east of Fairfax street, was
granted.
A resolution empowering the Committee on
Public Property to purchase & desk for Inc uss
Of the Clerk of the Common CouuciI; a's3 y pe
ton of the Western Union Telegraph Go; for
abatement Of tax, wore rece we'd from the Com
mon Council and their action concurrel H.
The Board proceeded to the chamber OF the
Common Council for the purpose OF eisctIns Oh
fcers, and upon their return the following reso-
luton WAS adopted:
Resolved, That when the City Council I'd,
journ it be until the second Tuesday III octobor
next,
Which WAS returned by tho Common Gun
ell, they non cOncurring in The action OF TINS
Board. The Board adhered to iis action.
The Board then adjourned
Teste: JNo }. JAMESON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14
COMMON COUNCIL.

At An adjourned meeting Of the Common
Council OF the city of AleHand ria, held July Is,
1877, there wore present Mr.. J. L. Beckhsm
President and Messrs. Latham, Moore. Chaun'
coy Adams, Monroe. slaughter, FIcklin, Falls,
Beach, Schofeld, Ri'hell, Nails. kvans, Hill
and Peske.
petition Of the Western Union Telegraph
Co. for an abatement of $50 on license tax was
relerrod TO the Committee Oh Finance.
A petition of the Atlantic and PacIhe Ieto'
graph Co. FOR leave 10 sat pole in front Of their
new Office, on King street, WAS granted.
A resolution authorizing the Committee on
Public Property to purchase Il suitable desk for
the safe keeping Of the books and hlos OF The
City Council WAS sd opted.
The President reque."i Nj Monroe TO invite
tho Board OF Aldermen Ia meet this Board IN
joint session for the plIrrn:n u .ectlng city pc.
the invitation being accepted, and the two
Boards baing in joint session, the following were
elected:
Captain Of Police: James f. Wob:tor
Lieut.. of Police: John l.. Smith.
Policemen: -PeYton G. Bartlett, lsa. smith.
Christopher l.ylos, Henry A. Crump; g. f. Bet.
Franks, Thomas Hayes. } ohm LAWYER, <. Good
rich, Kol1o Henry, Arthur Simpson, Julian
Arnold and Matthew Llttin.
Resdymen George A. Ogden, George H.
Lyles, j. Hepburn, Hczokiah Ward, 'Jno. O.
Nightingale, Banner Young, JAS. McCnon, and
Randolph Purcell.
On motion the joint convention then dis
solved
A resolution that "when the City Council sd'
;ourns, it shall BIO to the 81 Tuesday in October
next" was received from the Roard OF Alder
men and their action non.concurred in, and the
same was subsequently, returned to this Board
and its former action roceded from, and the &C
ton of the Board of Alderman concurroG IT..
The Board then adjourned.
Tosto: JAMES 4. CATION, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14
Ern.,, u Washington.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, Ju'y Il -rhe President, {
House has ! ccn quiet IL day; GU zoe OHlog ao
mittcd to AZ aud,et &c with The tfe-i1eot e1'
cept personal treods :r;
At the War Department ali the iutrsligeoce
FROM the Indian country Is 10 the tuec1 that
troops are hurrsicg CO from all quarters to sur
round Joseph.
The Adutaut General thinks that his band
will soou be captured ard al Danger OF 40 10
dian war aytrted.
VIRGINIA NOTES.
|, is Known tha, the President has expressed
himself a. determined 10 give M administration
c3uutf nlrce whatever to auy party 10 the oom'
lug Virginia gub",natoriaI election. ,,,.
The claims of John Fl. Dan Tor the Wild,
chester poslotfica are being vigorously pressed
be- his friends. Several letters on the su. ect
sent to the President have been referred 10 tne
Poatollice Department.
VIM. j. Kelly is making 4 movement Tor al
ditional mail routes in Suffolk county, Va,
MISCELLANEOUS
The annual reports of the various executive
departments will be- presented to tongress when
it meets on The 18th Of October instead OF the
first Monday Of D.cember as has always been
the ease Bureau officers are ordered 10 nave
their rnroris ready by August 80.
Il Is understood that hereafter no clerk Will
be allowed to leave hia Lest at election time
unless the time he is absent ID deducted from
his alnuli vacaI.u".
The subscriptions received 10 his country to
the new four per cent. honds amount to
$30,05l,0 900.
The prospect il not hrith Just now for
large or very brilliant gathering oil democratic
politicians al tho ursenbFer " hlte Sulphur
Springs. Most Of tho prominent men hereto
fore mentioned AZ likely 10 40 have as yet
diguifel that they intend h take 10 part IN me
meeting. =,
A dispatch received from Minister Wash.
burne, at Paris, brings the intelligence that he
desires to be relieved from duty by August lst'
Gov Noyes will therefore arrange TO reach
Paris before that date.
Minister Osborne has already sailed Tor bis
post ia Chill with important Instructions 10 re-
card TO certain questions 10 controversy:
Minister Lowell, who is to go TO Madrid,
sailed to-day. -.
Bayard Taylor has been offered the mission
to St. Petersburg.
Col. 4. B. Wood Chief Of the Consular
Bureau. will relieve Mr.. Van Buren,, Consul.
General to Japan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14
By Green & Wise

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneersl
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE HOUSE AND LOT-By virtue OF
dscres of tho Corporation Court for the city W
1877, IN tho cause Of Margaret Welmsn W.. Eliza
G. Adam and otherS, the undersigned. commits
sionors therein named will offer for sale by pun.
liz, auction on WEDNESDAY, July 1lti:.
BRlOh DWELLING and lot of ground ca
the northeast corner OF Prince sni Washington
streets. now partly occupied by DR.. Rust. SUE
geon Dentist.
Terms Of Sula: Ono teath oi the purchase
money in cash, and the residue in three ecu Il
l1stalmants At six, twelve and eighteen montls
from day of sale; the purchaser to give his
notes, bearing interest, for the deferred pay.
ments and title to be- retained until ali of tAs
purchase money is paid; the property to bs key.
insured against tire, and in oyout OF its dsa.,.:
ton by hre tho Insurance. money, or So niue
thereof AZ may DO necessary to complete til,
Purchase. to ba paid tn the commissioners Of sale.
=. FERGUSON BEAOR,
JOHNS. CHAPMAN,
jo &-2twts Comm'rs Of Sale
rs The above sale is adjourned to SATUR.
DAY, the llth day Of August. 1877, st the sauna
time and place. jy ltd
USTEE'S SALE OE VALUABLE
4. REAL ESTATE IN STAFFORD co.
VA.-By virtue of a daei OF trust eXscutai by
aonIY u. ILoe anu s,RllY ). Leo, MS vile, 10 mo
undersigned, bearing date April 18th, 1876, to
secure to Philip A. parneile the payment g!
the sum Of 50, 00O, with all interest thereon, anu
duly recorded in the land records of Stafford
county, Virginia. snd at the written request O.:
the parties secured thereby, we will on WE'D
NESDAI, the 18th day Of July, 1877. at y ID.
of that day, Offer Tor sale by public auction, on
the premises. tho property conveyed BY tue
deed aforesaid, to wit: a CERTAIN TRACT
or PARCEL OF LAND, situate, lying and be
Virginia, on the Potomac river, boing bounda5
by asid river on the east, by Aqua creek and
Boys branch on tho woA. on the south by tho
land OF S. Loo, and on tho north by the lsnd ot
John Lee, contsning by survey 5il acres, and
2 roods, being the same land that was derived
by the said Henry G.. Leo under the will Of tho
late A. NJ. FtZnugh, Of Fairfax county, Va,
and being part Of larger tract called ARK
indaie," together with all the rights Of fishery
belonging to the SAME. Said tract Of land lia:
on both sidos Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomsc Il. r., and about two miles below
Richlsnd station.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money ana
the expenses Of sale in cash. the residue III NOES
If the purchaser 81 six, twelve and eightee.:
months. equsl in:talm ants. bearing intero3t!r'm
day of sale, and secured by y deed of trust o"
tho property sold. a deposit Of $500 will be 70
quired of the purchaser at tao time Of sale. Cos:
OF COW sysnciag to be paid by purchaser. MI!
terms TO be complied with IN soYUn days, or tl!t
property to be rr:o!l Il. the cog. o! the doIsU'!
ing purchaser. -
Is. LEWIS BLACKBOARD, rr,,,,,.
BENZ. J. DARNElLLE, ''"'''
Stafford county, ie 29-ts