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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-25
A Family Medicine over
80 Years.
sawed from Death.
Erom Henry Y Dnyis

NEW BEDFORD. MASS. March 9, ls57.
MEssRs. GEORGE PIERCE q CO.-Iour
"iNDIAN RESTORATIVE BIrTERS," of whicn
have always kept supply in my family for
the past thirty years, has Sured me hundreds ~
dollars and am reT,v certain some Of is mem
beTs hare been sdred from death. which would
probably have occurred with different treat
ment, Yours truly, HENRY V. DAVIS.
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Ne,r York Money ant Stock Market.
New York, Dec. 24.-Gold closed
at 1929.
Silver-bars, 120t, greenbacks; l17s,
gold.
Silver Coin-4(al discount.
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Governments higher; Stocks active;
Western Union, 76i; Quicksilver, 16;
Pacific, 22!; Mariposa, %; Wells-Fargo,
s7i; New York Central, 1853; Erie, 81;
Panama, 1874; Union Pacific, 644; U. P.
bonds, 1913; Central Pacific bonds, 1913.
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MRS. KING iN's sHOcK.


James Kingan, who FOR four years has been
ono Of the most extensive Spectators at the
Produce Exchange, disappeared on Friday last
and has not since been soon. On the day Of his
disappoarnnce he wrote to his broker in Broad
street that he was bankrupt and unable b fur
nish moro margins. He wrote to his wife on
the same day that his fortune was lost and he
was going West. nnl should be scen no more.
This nows fell with crushing clfoct upon his
wife. wh, bore him a child only a week before
Thoy had lived in luxury in tho Buckingham
Hotel. and the nrst intimaiion ol impending
change wns The letter.
In the Produce Exchange. q vorv unsettled
business followed thc announcement Of Mr..
Kingau's disappearance. He had operated
largely in lard and il was feared that default in
his contracts might involve those who were in
t'rastrd for and with lum. His sps'ulatiOns
were generally carried on through Gould IL.
Thorpe x Go. Of lc9 bfoad sirert Mr.. Thorpe
SAYS that he cln see un i'uSon iOr Mr.. klngun' y
uuwsc step. HIS contra Is, as far as known.
could not possibly involve loss of more than
tl5nOOO and when 'e hsnn To- speculate he
ventures since then have been profitable:
in fact, they were 80 generally in prod
trntra stl * ior inv .im"nt. and also
had some money IN Nos'orn raronl
bonds. but tuguiN ns IN HtIr value 'id
the fu.hIUn uf tIIH uous IuHI' Dlunl Drew,
leaving tAr Bookkeeping to hs brokers. Anl
merely ma. ,.ng u"nI'r1nla for ni~ own use. II
Mr. kueuu hul t'llya-.- through other BROKERS
i'm nithrr the Sto tt. thl cotton or the lrDlu 'c
Exchange. th" iat i- mot vet knuWn. This
lUIi. 81 ana impression that hs Wis SUFFERING
Mr knsHn VS. born ln B"''a.t foty-'wo
I aIt..u years Hiyp a- tHc NV York partner of
EnFyn 4 Ln"T pore f"- "' ln.ian9po,,i m,
/ h.rHm very ~ul.n.o 300 th" lirii -h market and
Z several years Nf N.ry rfnlu 'rrNr hu- % -l
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TIE NEW HfNPSHTRE EIECTTOM
a Light Vote and - Republican victory-Onc
Democratic Corarcssmnp.

CONCoRD, March 13.-Ihe election IN this
State to-day was for Governor. q Railroad Com
missioner. five Councillors members Of the Leg
isature. andthrcc Kepres antatives In the Forty
nth Congress, For Governor, the Democrats
nominated Daniel Marcy. and the Republicans
Benjamin I. Prescott. The CONVERSATIONAL nomi-
necs were: Dcmocratic-Flrst District. Frank
Jones; Second District. Alyah ". Sulloway;
Third District. Henry o. Kcnt Ropubliean-
First District. Gilman Marst3n; Slrond Dis
tri' James i. BrieGs Third District. Ileny
W. Blair. The election to-day was very quiet
one. and n light yotcwas pollcd. The following
are the latest returns:
Ono hundred and thirty towns and cities give
Pros oft 2i.I27. Marcy 20.037, scattering JOG.
In 1876 the same places gave Chcney 2532l,
Marcy 4i.GGl. scattering 2jJ. a Republican not
gain of i9l.
In District No. I, forty-nvo towns give Mars
ton ucpJ s,2Oj. Jon 3 tDcm) 7l9J, scattering,
Al.
In District No. 2. twenty-five towns eivc
Briggs tRcpJ 1852. Sulloway ,Dom) 5.o5j, sc't-
terins 2j.
in District No. Q. n 'y towns give Blair HcpJ
9.O27 Kent tDem) 7.slo. 'attcrius IS.
Ffar. Jones. Democrat. is rcria-,ad IN Tho
First Congrcs ional District by IN increased
minority. after a hard and clo5c iisht
The following IS tho vote for Cove rnor in the
IN eiti.4 aud ~ fu4tpul towns ulunl.
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DIrLOmiCY orr or JoIvE
The walking CAoiopedia or New York Uar-
bor Lore Having his bhcl. Eumed.

Al the Instance of the pilots the Pilot
C1.In. .--iN.0r- Tro. .niIy r s4u -ul the l,.-- un
O. n-ui-C.n0 rul. hr. E.ai-.a .a, o. hay' t.o l,s,-
a.un n,"t uucuorri cfaor utn,r lweIftl street
or leiow li lipe'. Island I'm either IN Norh
lly rorN. WIS., -, u.i t4t feet misit he out
o.. tho wly of merchantmen and Ins son,"r
80 -hp-. YhoolnWm al' M. written h} ih .
u l.- un-t olsh1rht' diYomati ENGLISH. and
uW.u.4u- up the writer l'Uttlt'd tnr Cons o..
lp"n ln' 'id.i f.. ninn- tlM hapi!y eAISi bee
l"..h NJ o. iwN greg nations.
oA.nlrd hod'okoG. tu., comoandor e the
lne tmn ~ iIln r"'n.It ol tine it.r. n was shown
llul, ANA fr+rt .rr iln Two oll 'idi- -'t fl work
a. wu'' = hr olu'ng r,llV The rsull was a
t.ntlNr prom -"d tpau'.'r the fleet IN uc'o, l.
un-r win 'h" re'omu. 'udat'on of the Commits
-lon.r-: bat tine motto Wu- very short and snub-
ions. tn" world waIged n~ u-tml until N"strr-
day afternoon. Tnrn IN" CONSUL rtH'iNsi -
!r,nl ir@ "A So1i. .n s,l,i a. ~, 9g & . If -,
met That tho Board OF llalhor Commits ouor-
l.aye no luriSt iion "N,r IN. wo9tntt tl nn1L
In.n in undiplDmatic En-i -h IN" writer in
tmut"d that thr Comm 0~iuu r. request WAS
sheer intrrucddlng. and THAT Tine u-~ am q ''t
wi;ul anchor wherever tAey saw lit outside Of
Mr Boii-co hurried down to The Plat onl"o,
and ln very pun words went lor Nf; t'o.
N Bluut The DISTINGUISHED An sian, hnMa
,rrS much excited. rep'0trd from tlmo 4" time,
n answer 10 Nr Blunt, arkn'Wl lrlgmmt thut
moorng ground. "Wsll, what did yor moan,
then h, srudiug the nltoF lie insisted mat
Oh, fact tnat letters had pn-s'l between them
shpull NOT huye h.'n published in thr new
papors. 70 this Nj Blunt answered that this
ID" could not prevent. .
"l lou could. the irato Consul shouted: You
should have insisted upon it,
Tlo back of the secretary Of the Pilot Bpnrl
hneon 10 rise vishy and his " dundm,, OF
Whi N he has u fun supply, was rising. Mhat
go you mean by coming into my oill'e and bee,
having yourself in this mmnert' the nged
navigator rourcd. " / know the laws Of my
country better than you do; and let me tell you
that no such Surveillance ut the press can be
exercised here ~ is exercised by the arbitrary
Government you represent, You've got great
deal to learn"
Mr., Bodis % hurried away to the of1cc OF the
Captain of the Port but the litter not being In
he left word that he would call to-day.
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try Oc granted to the executors named ih INC
will.
Slrroratc-Tl is so ordered.
william II. Vanderbilt then took the following
J. Vim II. Vanderbilt nm executor named in thc ia.,
W. hpi ig-iamcui OF Cornelius N"ni, il.| "r Mn M
ei,..lett ol 80 tilih a,cnuc dN and stat 90 NV
on,-ty ' onrse the duties OF eNco'oro ,s ,,i, , '''
sn%ai i5,a day of March, 4 D i.i5 l.l,,. @,
Cornelius vanderhlt. W X. Vanderbilt. and
samuel Barton. the other executors hun'd IN
the VIII. took similar 0Hths. Thc eNo u,nfs' n'-
inl residents. wore not required TO ENo any
DSep interest was manifested as to tho mo-
tfv.s which prompted the sudden withdrawal oi
Cornelius J. and his two -ler- 'r'iu a.. cone
ST. Tine counsel ON both sides were cNd'niJ
SURPRISED az the suit On Ol tu tOuu-' u i'r
t4r contestant had brought lis family t' NoW
York from distance Hntilii iiatins tc'ia tea
Tho orders to stop all PROCEEDINGS cano ly
rf--Hns' rand noir whllr in, iNy y.l,W N
the court room ready for tle battle Mr. S uu
Lord mtmutcd the state of affair, in Nh Clinton.
WHO appoarod IA much aston shed as any one.
iaindr Of 100000. had nothing 10 do. cNcert tat
he whispered a suggestion TO Mr. Clinton in tho
10 a SIS reporter. yesterday afternoon 'lr.
Clinton s1't: as sure You tNat We hQu no u,
tlnUt'on whatever that Tie contestants int ndnd
to withdraw until We were in court tuis moln,
ing. | ann frank tO say tllt hui'ly helio'ti
i.rr, to in cagu- ST until they liel thNr oo-
az the ou'. lions. ! tAou-ht tuHi They Wouj go
uhDad. We went to court in iull iDtrc rtuy
lni % day W .rk. and cNpn'iu1 that oar Wit
D. s|- would hH prn-s-pNnmif HN.
lnrcsard to Mr.. VIM II. Vanderbilt. ho has
mot madonny offer " comrrOir $50. nor has hN
sWaIved n any wlv from Tho position wul 20 ho
took ON tIr day nfter the funeral, That hc W'nd
Oh o. no indu cement of any kind ip r'r7u1l'
ans ON to withdraw opposition To- the VIII. uut
would ur generous with his own. Tint i7 tne
,iln ink u and adhered to by Mr.. Nm II.
Th, tont.stnnis have evidently soon tha' they
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lIAYES'S SOUTHERN POLICY.
NOT TtITY COMUITTED TO THE PRO-
POSiL ron NEW ELECTIONS.


WAsHGNGTON, March 13.-Tho most scr-
ous alarm has been occasioncd among the
Southern Democrats by the favorable reception
which the proposition for n new election in
South Carolina and Louisiana has met in Ad
ministraton circles. Hayes has not altogether
committed himself 10 its support. but he has
given it decided encouragement. Ills Cabinet
Ministers. or n majority Of them. like
it. Every Republican Senator. from Nor
ton and Blaine down. approys it. Southern
| Republicans regard IL ns their last hope and
press it accordingly. Southern Democrats op-
! pose il hit ry Evlrtss absence prevented "a
Cabinet meeting to-day, hut an informal COM
ference was held. at which the Southern situa-
tion was discussed and the appointment OF a
commission to 20 South on behalf Of Ia" Admin
| istraton TO arrange compromise WIS consll-
cred. The most important deliberations of this
| conference wcrc devoted. however. 10 the planio
a settlement Of the difficulties in South Caro-
! lima presented by Senator Patterson. IIo pro-
poses a new election. Gen. liuger 80 romui" IN
command. ana throo commissioners of regist l.
ton To bc appointed To- conduct the clcetion-onc
by Hampton. one hy Chamberlain. and ono by
Eugcr. BY tao result of this second appeal 10
the people Patterson prolosscd That Chamber
| lnn and his riend- wcro willing 90 abide, and
ho in-' 'sted ,hai1he Southern Republicans wcro
ready o. tru-, the nua decision oi their cause 20
the ballot box Hayes and his admirers meet
tha idea fayorallv. So tho southern Republicans
feel. Atull cvnn,s they did not discourage it.
As tho nows spread. the Southern Demo rats
became excited, anil determined to make "a
COIN. T. movement. anl Tins etcnin.. Gen. VI. c.
Butler Of South Caro'nn aud Gov. Pom Of
Louisiana called on tho rrcsident and laid be-
Gore him their prot staeain@t tho proposed
course. II Is UNDERSTOOD that 'hoy called his
e., tt I.t f.
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Chllh stcnlIng In I,rnnLlYn.

Kate Amoa Young II colorcl girl ten ycars
ola. who iNed with Nj, FlarcisA Demue-t culOrtl
woman at 335 Gold street. BiooNbn disapI cared last
saturday II hcin; suspected that shc had lc,n OBJ.
duct,d the police were informed Yesterday tho missing
rrl wns found concealed bedroom IN charles Ora.
Icrs house. IN Aclpm street, near Park avenue. ldse
hsumont scrNaMi eighteen Years old, then tunr s9l
that ne ld ,iocn tie eri AT e request o' Nr. 't.,p,
who live sin il house IN front o Ms u,mdrVsts When
she heard that detectives were looking Tor the girl hc
persuaded tAallts tarIesoh 10 coral her IN DiaNcrs
house. Mrs Crosby. Lille Beaumont, aud Carrcston
were locked up tO await examination ior conspiracy and
abduC ton.
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C. NANDERBlLT'S MILLIONS.
TIE DTSCONTI.NTLD HEIRS HTTHDR1W
JIiI.fR OPPOSITION -iT Law.


,,,, nj. Fathers shoes Sudden Ind or what
Threatened to he - Formidable Contest t-
Secretary orstnte 1Nm. n. Ivnrts In Court
Tho heirs OF Cornelius Vanderbilt wore
consnieuously absent from tho Suuoga''5
rouri Yesterday. with the exception OF William
H. Vanderbilt. Tho court room WAS thron-od.
Atthc lawyers table sl. the Scr iary of State.
William NJ. Eyors. his faoo wearin- hnros-od
Expression. different from the calmnrss and
placidty ohara tor.-tie OF the man.
At11 o'clock ia, Surrogate spl that ho was
ready in the matt Of tho estate ci Cornelius
Vanderbilt.
Mr. Henry l.. clinton W, are roady In hohalf
of the proponents of th' W.T. VIII su-s' '-t
hat the appenran 'c- of the different parties n'
takcn. For the proponents appear luam VI
Evarts. George !. Comsto k and mys'N.
Col Ancn-for Cornelius }. Nanlcrhilt mp
pear jeremiah Black. Scott Lord, ana Ethan
Alos.
Mr.. James Mnithcws-Nr David Dudley Ficld
mi appear for Mr. Ethel.nla v Alien.
George W. Win-at,-For Nlrs la Dlu ? pear
Sutherland Tommy and Geor" vs.. Nntft'
Mr.. Chaunecy 81 n.pew appear for .lr'.
Harriet Lou'aa Clao emil N-s. 'a aHi.
Lanttc. but not a- % contestant
Mr. Clinton -Th..n ..en 90 be all The opp'ar-
nnccs. In behalf oi tL, iro, nis w. ore
ready to proceed.
Mr.. Scott lorl-In brrrlfot Cornelius =. Non-
derhilt we desire to withdraw the ol.. 'tlus
made by him from the files of Ihc Court
Then Mr.. Lord took hi- bat AMI walked ont.
Mr.. james Matthews In h'hH'f of Ms. lho-
Inla V. Alien ask permi-. on to Withdraw 'ho
objections oAcrod hy het. and she - osl.- me
10 have them removed and tlkcn {. 80, il' l..'-
OF the Court. and tlu, AN orler t9 taAi effect pe
entered
surrogate-An order shall be cntorolto that
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a Temperance stronghold Taken.

Chatham township. tho only ono in New Jcr-
soy which has local option law, yesterday went back
her no license record Of six years. and voted In favor
Of li7ene The vote stood. For heeusc. as, against
ncense. 35l.
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Louisville. Kv.. March ~ Mrs. VI. T.
Hrisht widow Of rir lir Hon lr.-e u Rr.ht. 81
luiinnn. diod hor l-t nwlt alter hrci Illness Her
remains will be taken to Baltimore Tor intolmcnt
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Panic In tho Church St. Francis Xayier. with
hNo illustrations of the cala ,trOppe. see irdH. Ls
Illustrated Neu1 paper out today.-itp.
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HNTroRD. March l3-The House oi Repro
sentlitcs to-day PASSED bill maains tAc l4N rate OF
m g,.t .iN ltr cont IL the Hh,rncV oi contract Tor a
diliuivn. ratc The bill previously passed the senate.
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Eight-pago supplement. with double.page
portrait OF lIayess Cabinet, given with Frank Lses W
|, ruted hetltpcr, out today.-1dr.
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Mntby's oysters arc bost, and cost less than any
food In market New York depot. Al Harrison st-Ats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
1917 GREAT 1877 !
HENNSYHIE ssbaJTE

TO Tile NORTH, WEST " SpUTllWi..
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDlD SCEN&H!
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
January !, lSI,.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RA LLEUAD.
ner Of Sixth and Il streets, IS follow:
For Phils., Now Yor:: and tho East, 30 e..
and go p. IN. daily, with Palace Cars. ;.nt
tied Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars 80.
N. daily, except Sunday. For rhilHdcl l,ar
and New York l.30 p. III. daily, except Sun
day; for Philadelphs $50 y. III. daily.
For Pittsburg and the West, - q n,.day VIA
Parlor Cars to Pittsburg; 7.4D p. N. d.iiY
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Cansndaigus and the North, i.4u :; u.
daily, oxcop: Saturday, with Palace Gar :"
Watkins. For Elmira. $50 d. N. d"iIy, -
cept Sunday w
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria, 4, 7, !, 9, 10 and II 3. H., "ra
l3, 42U, 8, G.05 ard PIN. On Sunday n -.
IN, snd and p. Ii.
Trains leave Alexandria for WashnstoH, -
$40, 9, 10 and IL ALI, 3, 4.2J So AMI pin.
On Sunday at 8. 10 and 10 o. H., and u ,. n.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, va
Quantico and Richmond, will leave A!rSa@-
dra at 2 20 a. 10. daily, and t.l5 j. ii. I"'H,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can DO pro2uT1A s.
principal railroad stations ana ticket "ti',"s
Southeast. D. NJ. BOYD, DR.,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. ian II
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Leave Washington 10 n. H., AlGyandr.
45 a. m. and make connection :: DanviIic 70
South and South Yves
Leave Washington 10 q. H., Alexandr.
s 45 q. M, and connect at Iynchburg to Mem
pbis, Little Rock and Texas, and to Atlarl,
and all points in the South, and, via New Or
leans to Galveston and Southern Texas; A..
connect with Ches. s. Ohio East and West
Leave Washington ut 80 p. H., hlas.nI.,.
at 10 70 D. M, get to Gordonsvllo ~ , 81 =. n.
and connect with Ches. & Ohio l.. H. we-,w..ri
to Huntington, Cincinnati and all tho NORTH.
west and Eastward to Richmond and beyond.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Wash.
ington ut 8 10 g. M. daily, except Sunday, A.
gel to Strasburg at 4.4S pm. LoHve.itrasLUty g:
Is. III a. M, and arrive at Alexandria p. n.
For WARRENTON leave Washington da..y
at s 10 q. m.
Trains from South arriving at Washington i,
I IS q. M, 6 p. NJ. and II 10 u. IN. make goo!
connections with Bait. 81 Ohio and Bait. & r.
tomac trains 70 Baltimore, Philadelphia ~
Now York, and TO all points North anI Nor,1.
west.
Accommodation leaves Alexandria f.: Coz.
donsvileTuosday, Thursday and Saturdays. &.'
p. H., and loavos Gordonsville for Alc&"'.if,.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 1T II.
Through tickets to the South and We :,
lowest rates.
q. J. FOEEACRE, ton. Hsn.,.r
i. N. BROAUUS, Il. !. Is ~ -,
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iIJASHINGTON Sc OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER AERANGEM ENi'
Beginning Oct. ~. 1876.

Beginning Oct. ~. 1876
The Mail Train will losvo Wa<hlngt"a " %
n. NJ, and Alexandria at $40 Is. H., !.'i,, -.
ccpt Sunday; pass LeeEburg, gcing ".$..'"'
ut il:I0 q. H.. and arrive 1T EoaEd iii! - =
II. Leave Round Iii! at l2%O p. nj pa" l.r'.
burg going eastward, NJ Lilo p. H., and H'r'''
1T Alexandria at 2: Is y. m. and at W"shi"'s''
ut 1880 y. III.
Tic Accommodation Train will lca"n ~.
ngton nj 4:2O y. H., and AIcxMnhria nj i:.'
m, daily, except Sunday, and arrive ~ l'y
burg at Gao D. m. Losvo Lcesburg 81 "':. M,
and arrive st Aloxandra ut H:I' T.. M, H'i
Washington ut so IN.
G3- Passengers from Washington "IlI t|@'
the Washington and O. cars 81. the Ea.l'In'r'
and Potomac Railroad station al ~. II '"'i NV
+. nl., and so through to Round OH |.:"'"
change of cars. ,,,o
The 9. l0a n. tram from Alexandra ana l-'"V
D. NJ train from Round Hill connect ii H"I"1
Hill with Harris Daily lime q! to"%"'s
for Snickersville, Berryville ana Winrnr.trI,
also with Resmer's Limo Of Coaches, when ''"'e
Leesburg daily for Aide and MiddIcburg
Both trains. westward, make close conh"rt'oh
at Vienna, with Ssson's Limo of Stages i"i f"i
fax Court House. -.
Lickets, 8 cts. 2'eT sht'e
annual tickets, $50,
t. II. HAVENEE,
oct 1S-li Uonnrn! Ticket hl'H'.
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FOR NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, new and substantial sT- \
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX Il lziaassss5s IA.
in.ves the compauy's wharf Washington. Nv
O'Clock p. H., and Alexandra ut $50 p. NJ; re-
turning, leaves Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
an4 FRIDAY, ct 3 O'Clock p. Ill. This liaa
connects ut Norfolk with tho ships OF the Mcr-
chants and Miners transportation company
for Boston and Providence. and shoras the
cheapest and hos. roato TO those citle2 aad
their connections throughout New England.
F.roto Norfolk 81; round trip S.. Tickets good
unt used.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
u. S. INTERNAL REVIEW UE.
SPECIAL TAXES,
NJ anil Oh 1QG2

SPGtlAL IAAES,
Nav !, 1877, to April 80, 1878.
The Revised Statutes ofthe United States, Sec
tons 1922, 1884, 1898 and $685. require every per-
son engaged in any business, avocatlon, or en-
ployment which renders him liable TO SrE,
CIAL TAN, 70 PROCURE AND PLAGE
MENT OR PLACE OF BUSIN ESS aSTAMP
donnting the payment of said SPECIAL TAX
for tho Special Tax Y Car beginning lay ], 1877,
before commencing or continuing business AFTER
.1prH 30, 1871
A return, as prescribed en- Form l |, is also no:
uuircd BY law Of every porson liable to Special
Tax, ~ above.
I'Is taxes embraced within tho provisions Of
tho law above quoted are the following, ~: m
Recllers ~
Dealers, retail liquor. ~ W
Dealers, wholesale liquor. IVY w
Dcsiars in malt liquors, wholesale.. 30 90
De"iers in mali liquors. retail. ........ 70 60
Dealers in loaf 70 w
Retoil deoor5 in leaf tobacco ............. $50 90
And on GALES Of over 81 900 fifty cents
fuf oyery dollar in excess Of 81 ,OOO.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco.......... b w
WsnUrsct,,rers of stills so 90
Aud for each still mAnnfsctured......... ~ oD
And for each worm manItsctured...". ~ w
Manmfacturers Of tobacco ............... 10 %
observation-disclosures of cirars....... 10 W
Poillors Of tobacco, irHt class l1noro . co
than two horses or other an!mals) ....... 81 W
horses or otbor snimais) ................. Is co
Peddlers Of tobacco third class Zone
horse or. other animal ......".."...". 10 w
Peddlers Of tobacco, fourth class Con foot
or public conveyance """......."...." III W.
Brewers Of less than 500 barres.."..-".". 5O w
Brewers Of SEQ barrels or moro"....:...... lOO 0o
ANY person so Liable who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Spe.
cial Taxes named above must apply to FOUNT,
AIN BEATTIE, Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue, st Alexandria, and pay for and pro,
cure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need
prior to May !, 1877, and WITHOUT FUE'
TIER NOTICE.
Special Tax Stamps will BIO transmitted by
mail only on receipt from the person or firm
ordering the same Of specific directions so TO DO,
together with tho necessary postage stamps or
the amount required to Jay tho postage. The
postage or one stamp il three conts and on two
stamps six cents If il is desired that they, 90
transmitted by registered mail, ton cents add-
iional should accompany tho application
GREEN b. EAUM,
Commissioner Of Iutnrnsi Eov onuo.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvENuE,
Washington, d. g., january g, 1877.
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The most concentrated, univeraal and durable
fertilizer ever offered to the farmer-comhlning
all the stimulating qualities OF Peruvian Sns"o
and tho ever durable fertiliztng properties OF
Bones. In fine dry powder, prepared expressly
for drilling. H.
After MIN ETEEN YEARS, experience hy
the farmers of Maryland and Virginia in the
use Of "Eycelsior," it is their unanimous opiII-
ion that application Of 100 pounds Of f.
sor" is equal to from zoo to "p ponog9 o. ar" Io
pH UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUAR
ANTEED BY THE MAN UEACTOh lend.
branded as above with tho Analysis ana
OUR NAME IN RED LETTERS. All others
are counterfeits
J. j. TURNER s. CO.
NH G-twSm ~ Pratt ST., Baltimore.
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ITO ALL WHOM IT. MAY CONCERN.

Take Notice, That the undersigned, who has
been lawfully appointed and qualified by the
Of Maryland, guardian Of Sarah E. Lincoln, .
minor, omitted 10 property and money IN the
State Of Virginia. and who rosidos out Of it, will
make application to the County Court for the
county OF Alexandria, Virginia, on Monday,
day of The March term, 1877, of said court, for
an order upon the guardian of said minor, in
the said State of Virginia, to pay and deliver to
me all personal property and money in his
hands belonging to said ward; and also for su-
lhority TO sue for recover and receive oil money
ward, snd remove the same TO tho city of Balti..
more in the State of Maryland, tho place Of
residence Of my said ward, IS we'll as myself,
and where WAS appointed as her guardian.
HENRY CHASE,
feb 10-2awtd Guardian of Sarah E. Lincoln.