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, 1877-09-15

Those who cannot gu down to South Chicago this
afternoon on tho yachts to tho clam bake, can
take the stnsf Len urnke At Clnrk xrcet hsidse al
10 .. III. and 9:;W p. nj. ia. morrow. tbs claul-
bake Will continuu Sunday, and tho yachts viii
turn In the evening OF tho sane day. CahplAtn
Wilson has intiu1ntcd to Tribune reporter
that ho will not tnhict long fore
noon sermon. on hts jealous iluck. and
Whs informed that tho notion was can,1yendably
pIous ono. The s!cyout and fmpassionrd n,arncr
IN which he usua1jy teiltrrs his most expressive
dIscour4ea cannot fall to inpFcas those who have
not heard htnl-anu who has not!-wlt! hta rare
powers a. an eloquent and logical expounder Of
notird doctrine.
Capt. Farrow will act a. scxton on the occasion,
and Capt, Munger aud Steward Eilartson will take
up thf collection,
, 1877-09-15

CutrAGo, Sept. f1.-Thers was anJ fair In.
1I'ry for vcssc'+, but Tascs wero firm At ais for
corn and &c for wheat to t}nato. bc being paid for
wheat to Kingston. itoom waa taken Tor 110, 90
bn wheat, 1s;, 0DU hu corn. 100. GOO LIT oats. md
e. 900 bM rye. Charters: To f'nt1alo-lror New
hargh, wheat through; achr owoseo, wleat at +c;
tchrs +. l.. I)anforth and fIclvetia. corn at T;c;
tchr 9unr'nc. tata ut n4c. ~ kinR.Ln-schrs
Juhn Miner, :. !. fuff. wheat ut &c, To c0IIng.
'xood-Scht Co]iin9wood. corn through. In the
afternoon thc echrs Santiago and H. islstcfl wrrc
thktn fnre4ts tn buffalo al Acllr Ctosthsalte.
w!lcat tl0 ut ic; Lucy j. Clafk, rye At I!sc; and
hcl,t Albcrcnsn, wheat to ktngttnn at fc-
ahers asarelty u cana! sehooncrt 10 pert and
ton Will Vn III, fn nc o.ttny.
The pct,r Lookout received IN advance Of 12Hc
IN previous rutcA sus a cargo Of lnn,tcr from
Chchov4an to this port yesterday. She gets 81. 2d
per ]. QUO feel.
, 1877-09-15

AF1Ak
AachooneF, whose name could not bs aacertancl
last evening, II reported long overdue. and c1-
pcrisacc1 sessc1 u,artcts havs expressed fcar
u,st disaster has happened her On Lsks Michigan.
Tho scow Chapins. while being towed down this
river yesterday by the tug lsurton. had hcr jlO-
soisaii bully torn d 1lus, street bridge.
The h,as Bennett sunk In tho Erie canal at black
Rock. Wednesday. with cargo Of cauI Oh board.
On F"rty-Mi!c Point, Lake Huron. but was gotten
oil unlnlnFcd.
The schr. Jamcs Couch was hard aground near
foot 0f Lloyd kttuet. fnnalu, Wednesday,, but was
gotten OIL In fcW hours
, 1877-09-15

Just yet the political horizon iu Cook County
IL decidedly mixed. Tho Democrats are look
Ing forward to union with the Communist
and WorktnGmos's party. and, by casting 0 SOD
here anl there, hope to carry tho coming etcc-
tlou. Those who are running tho Working.
mons Industrial party pretend to say that they
arc not politicians. This creates laugh among
those who know better. Acuiyray has bcct
chronic otIlce-sceker. IIu Inns bid for every
House, under the present. corrupt County King.
lia IL regular pot-h1usr politician, vol Uf
standing, aud with no influence. d. A.. Cull IL
ntsothcr lond-moathud Democratic dctnagoguc,
ife las heretofore begged pults ~ candidate
for County Connlsssos,cs, aud ]otne.i thu labor
purity because he t!lnnght he could worm atld
Mrgsle IN. Lie IL ul the hummer e'ass OF poll
tlc!a1ls, lives IN tho Eleventh Ward. and ilia III
hucnco amounts to naught. Thcr, there IL KAY.
anallRt,, Communicate blatheEskite, who has
nettAer political character nur locl Influence. lilo
Is tlshing fur County Conssnisaot'crship. The
entire mob ot so.callel lsaLcrs aro atteF tho
"retofm party has uuttc4 !tsclf with pawn
brokers mid Baloonkcepcrs mAln1y, md beau
tfful atowlng they Will MAKE. The fact Ia. the
real work!nstnen sta.ld alool trotn those osgani-
xattons. They see thctr lalsIty and tho fraud
that Is Transparent upon IFS face. Iha SIr-
Gllvrays, Cola, kavanauGh, Ut al, have no
otler eul IN view than to sell out, and to pre-
tend to de!Iyrr over that Which tiloy do uot
posseas, namely: yotcs Tue negotiations
wttcl ars now going gu to sell the
wlolo caboodlo to tho Democracy shows
tho drift vi tho wl.ole ttinE Tile
Democrats arc doing the advancing anli making
tic Offers aud ars believing tAat thoy arc buying
bly, thing. NJ one dontes TINT tho working
men arc large und influential btAly Of men, but
They arc not 80 foolifh a. to allow themselves
to b. sold out by a pack of alventurers who put
themselves up ~ aeli.stylcd leaders.
Tbs candidates In tho field nrA tnany nn1 nil
consider their chances gootl OF course, Just at
this time It IL hard tu Say how the land lies,
Next week the Democrats will meet u,,d tlcslde
whether they will hold convention or not. II
they effect tho negotiations nDw tu progress,
ttcY WILL l0l1 q convention. Tie Republicans
aru strolg, and the general opinion sce.ns to
fayor tho putting up ot only tho bcst men whom
the party Tan bflng forward.
, 1877-09-15

At Nohctt Mills 4 Co. = dry .dock tho pso1 Mon.
tana was In tho biz dock Monday to>a new wheel
mud repairs. Thdprop fopn.ath City war In Tho
smatl dock repairing -bFKsses and calkln9. Tho
blg p!op lL~V. kutchum wss run Into tho large
dock yesterday morning for new brassea anu gem
Gfal ropatn. followed W tns scuw I'd Baxter for
cnikInx. The schr Aiiami k,oIle aud tux j. Il.
urIi3lM we!o in yesterday for general repafs. The
Ea!ss the .cir II. " Sage 10 having light repairs.
--i}uGl{0 kLpr<Ss. l5{A
, 1877-09-15

Tho peach tEadS between rAst.shote ports and
Chicago IL 1vc1y II present. suu Immense quantl-
ties Of tho usc,uus fruit arc arriving daily. The
finest peaches come from Suut!t Haven, where the
young trees have yielded haudsomcly, and tho
now stnlF Hrlttain has been bringing them over
during tho past week. Tho tiopdrIch stmr Corona
brought o. uOU baskets of peaches from 1t. Joo yes.
trrdsy, ard the 4ttnr Messenger tafse uuubuE OF
packages from ueatun ilarb0r.
, 1877-09-15
ERIE,


Sp<c3d3 Wto44cA 10 71s Tribune.
En1B, Pa, Sept. 1i.-Arrtyals-l'Fop Gordon
Campbell; sehr Thomas A. scott, Chicago; prop
Havana. Astqactte; schr zack Chanllcs; sehr
Helena, Detroit.
Departures -lrnp Philadelphia, Milwaukee; prop
ChAnnccy !iulbuFt, bark EIlxnnHth ,lole., 6srco
Suttaafnsr ChlcaYu; schr llarsest Queen, prup
lndls. buffalo; tug Aocking utrl, Port Huron.
, 1877-09-15

Capt. Darnes, OF The schr Lyman u. Dasts, keeps
~ trim sui neat craft a. eye eser Iwclt upon,
aud hs knows how to handle hcf. tlo canlc !ptu
poft FROM Musksgon rustarlay with a carso of
lunaoef. liz started lust Tuesday evening, IN
company with several otisr vessels aud ID tIu ltst
tu get around. lilo experienced caIn!s md head
WEhds, and pfo2res4 WAS slow iu making Chicago.
, 1877-09-15
I:DtE.iTtUNAL.
CHICAGO BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
ASn
POLYTECHNIC TNsT1TTrTE

tf'nH - Superior Bork. n CIarkst nnpo4tte Court.
j1nHrc >nuatr. t:hragp, III, ''
1hr ncxt regular trrm wifi rpmmrnec m MondaY,
ttt ~ 1871. tn" AlnrsA hi ~mltr1rr t;.rk.
krrnins rrnmhn.hir. Commercial Ar1thn1~iIc. Mrs.
tHhslc CofrSspn!t nr Elh!ea Ut iHstn GUNNER
The ,frntfnc fnns*" Will en,.,r.r~ f,.wEnf Archt.
fFcfnrr, tiy!t Mechanical. fnrDxrgt,h"af EnE1.
nrrT!nR, thr Natural srfencr& tEr Higher sstrnatica
Mechahtc:. md the Frrnrt nhH fiernan Languages.
hare tsk.m thc regular prescribed et rrs
Upon c1a1t1 Of his htEyng yeAY In ''Lift:h.
WF:bGkTiSu HOUSE. where 4 regular set uf tsspks
viii he placed nadrr hts harrs hr .lnx hon
r. keep thrM thus making him Practical
Thr lx!ks rtpFtsent rat .neas and 1uFl*hei by
latr hi1snrsH fnrn of Chicago -
=. i---A EEGUfAii SiiIilT SCHOOL Will ttc open.
ta 59f ynans tGrn ~hN cannot ate, dMrtnS ts d.y
formation app'y At tho colic:r nt,r&G ~ q atdrtsr
, 1877-09-15

to the EfaWrt'r and tn Prn"r 1fisnarfk, tlc
latter having previously rSprrs<r'' ,tis approval
q! ElnHnlntHt prntrAtin. against the tHfrigu
yoke nf thc FnI". The ceremony attracted n
laryr c'nrhrrc from tho ntlghhs,riGx, but,
unfortunately, was not favored by the wcataer.
, 1877-09-15

stsela1 MspateA 10 7as Tr:tuaf.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 14.-Charter-SchN Porter,
Joseph Paigs, klnxdshsr, wheat 70 buffalo. 4ttc;
prop Sebrasks, n. X. Fairbauk. wheat 10 Buffalo.
through rate; TO Kingston porls Clinton, barges
ClJds and DrEmsby, wheat on through rate; schr
Aa'y l.yon wheat At'Aet sRsrcyatc. s.All, O4M by
Dunn: the week forty.fuuF caFKaes 0t WlITTt hg.
grcuattng ], 2H7. lUl bu were shipped fsom this
putt by 11ko.
, 1877-09-15

CHICAGO. Seven vessel4 at tho lumber market
last evening. Collector Smith Il at the bead nf
adatFs Ia this port now, 70 fss ~ Federal suthoty
Ii eoneefed.. .The Canadian schr AlbacuFe craft
uf good lines aud at tons burden, sud under
command Vi Capt. Richard kasd, cams jnto sAIs
port yesterday for ths drst ttmc. shs was light
9rom Port Colbosl4. Tte Government Life. G0at
Inspector Aa4 been jstlliu t4v " Au.tun crew..
, 1877-09-15

Ep<tta3 DtspateA to 71s TttRnas.
MAnQuHETx. Mich, Sept. 14.-AErivcd-prop
D. H. Wilson, sctF W. b. Ogden.
u Clsated-sShrs ]. G. HaErisou. GoshAvk, AvA
Wind south. fEesh. Weather ana.
, 1877-09-15

caln,s aud light wtrds hive prevailed for somo
tins on tho lakes. and aon,s long pssssyes arc TO-
corded. The sehe q. e. Tgowbrldye was four DAYS
coming from Deaths Doot = trlp that usually oc.
cupIcs about twenty hours. 1thvs craft Aavr hatl
slmtlas sIQfrtenes. and the drEys hsva rendered.
spondInxly Affected. :.
, 1877-09-15
SAM CARY.
The Greenback Apostle Gushes
for Nearly Three Hours.
rothipe but the Rag.Baby Can Save
the Country from Ruin.
The Dlas.ed, Dloatcd Bondholder the
Author Of All Our Tronb1es.


,,, ,,,.,,a u,,ab.1dor IL.
The b'as'e"' n'o"'sa ''v"''".'s. %"'
Author OF All Vnr IronblcS'
A b,,s. hand, with capabilities for notsn not
exceeded e by those possessed by we11.orlered
Calling gun ~ trs ,a.,s "ss 80 -,
toned In front ot Fa1"cil fia'l LAST eVen'nE ~
r,,ch the uuwasy passcr'by and cause him to
III and read the Inscriptions on two or three
na. ~ H s1,, ,lIrty tran.parcpclcs, Informing him
that sam 1ui5 W. W us' -. $500 -,
ilIa means something VI R1 suu'ehec eonkfs
tuel, Shortly after 8 o'clock tho band
n ,nnosrl up-,tairs, took possession Of the plat
~ and more qss @ ~. soom a. an ss
muscular lender naa eatnea Us ~, mooney % aau
coula be tanned down, nc p'aced tne sualenee
no,er everlasting obligations by walking of the
.s,. I'D taking ilts fellow blowers and fellow
l'ass a.a mi, . lin. Then tho antc-roo loor
poan"c's 49, ~. . .,... - 49, a,,.,te. .,,.
opened asd thc speaker VI the evening, e"F-
youpdel by boly-glfard Of "reehoackera'
walked fortll md took possession OF the stage.
A.nous . ~ t,,o f,oot rn,,ntv f1rccnhnc,r c,uI,
JuLce qan H. li'ge!ns' sohn L. l.. ecammon' e1*
Commissioner Burdtck, John I1lsc, Cof. fcabv,
wn X. II. Springer, j. u. Hail, 3. +. Norton.
"I w. = ~ fham1crtuin. 4. +. gcanlnn. a, n
20, =. ~ ,..s.~a ~ yroi,, ~ nn nxoa,ss.s
CaaHns' ueo.so -, ~ ~ "".e' y. " - n'oeA"''
r. E, Hoyt, Dr. ". o. osgoot, and otf'ors. Tho
audience cl,crrcd them as they came til.
Thc t}1cc Club sang tho merits OF the Green,
,,ss ss =, tho Golden Gail. It 40 tIcklc1 tho
aulIcnce that they demanded an cncUrc, which
tie singers were not at all bnckrnrd In giving.
Then Mr. Doweg, stepped forward aud intro
dnssa nss ~ n. tho spcakcr Of tho evening
ua,s. u~ t.s,- ~ nhl,,n II r,,cs, ho o5,.1 r.
tits Introduction that he Is more generally
rnaxn a. San, Cary; l,o OF tho horny tan.1s, tic
.x'nar,orr,t nrcseut Gncnbackrr. hut nt nil
e1os A,..sa. Ia,..ea,.,,a 49,, ,,,s,1,.,n.,.,.s.
, 1877-09-15

sRAIl.fk0AD TAME TABLE,
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
EXPLANATION Or RrrrHvxe1 M.tEs,-4 Saturday
8unD5. ~~~''~s~'
CHICAGO L NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket omeea1 81 Clarkat; sherman 1Iouse) and u
, 1877-09-15

CHICAGO. ST. PAUL 4 MINNEAPOLIS LINE.
1eket Gsees o. Ct.rk'tt End k:nze.street Depot.
Leare. Arrive.
q ~! Minoeep0t Ek... slHtn l. NJ. t:Dlp. m.
St Fau1 4 Minneapolis Ex...l u:D0p m. u:1j 4, IN,
, 1877-09-15

CHICAGO BURLINGTON 1 QUINCY RAILROAD.
Drpots fpSt VI Lakr.s, Indlana.Ay. and R!Yteenth.
IT.. aud Cana? Anh six tot1thsA. Ticket 0aices. 81
4l1Ik ST. aud 1t lcrott.
, 1877-09-15

CHICAGO. ALTON & ST. LoUB AND CHICAGO
KAG8A8 CITY L DENVER 8H0RT LINES
unfcn Depot. Wtat sldc. AA4is.,nsl. br!dke and
T*thty-tLifu.st. Ticket U1.,e. LEI ft4ntoIpfi.1t.
, 1877-09-15

~" ~" "Hu4a 1sAf heFe thtr0 any tramps,
"a. uet unsI} this iD''c1, eutrstsy aas4' was Is
Destroyed that thcse evils npleprrI on lie
nods polite. liz would ventura tho assertion
saas nut hlty mcrshaats In Chicago wero day
slarvll1s, and without lopu Tor tho future. II
"as sad tlat there was plenty Of money!
plenty of II here Iu Chicago, where thv Ieliu.
9us9s ts1a xa. sa1..d - was s,, ,t7sV WY. teu, II
f9* to pay their taxcsi There might 10
E!enty ot mutiey GonEcsbcl about tho coi1ner-
wv cslieFs, but the ar1us, thu il,nbs, thu atur.
M ets ,,a, o. snG eountry wsre pra!yxed It would
yrc Mu.,sx ,,aa tnas .nx ,xe Un!tea States needed
si sr1 YET shs only had $3.50 por inllabitsnt.@e
tauxhsss: ts IT, uu.tsd slatcs lad less tiIal.
% On ths is er0f xioDs. it, as s q ay other na.tu
ggnled getting do"n to llas4-pau, Laughter:
u, non. the good 0oyeruncnk will rs,.",!!.
Esse..baess io1 sustosns at'i ail other dutes. In
Premium 'y ausys uas; Astean aal wGal ee e
!ap!iauAe. Ha would Rtys anyGuuy Isl TO-
h'rhtton singlu Inv Ut linanclai char.c,sr ~
Passed BY thu AuIcriran Congress ln uttaen
IT, ysif', ..n except tns lnro,ss taT, that bad
gu tie part ot tho ununcyed iars.a
~ build up aud sustain a tnoueyei ollxafcny.
anu In direct atltAguulsn tu the Interests oi tnn
msauslnT classes. tApp'ausc.l The tnoasye1
Employed NJ lauor-~erc to thta couuteY now
H.Aat the alaVe-power WIS twenty Years axu.
Ma!lsoad stocks hs1 shEunk 10 greatly within
tl1lFty lnuuths lAat tLs contr22tIuu Of .Yplurk
*aa enough to puy tho uutlonal debt. Ana the
' stMe til!ux WIS trus Ut sealest4ta values, Ths
country Was un the
sxhGE " REVOLUTION;
Eol.ie to tho devil u faAt u It cuui; while the
~ .netuoefs VI outn great PARTIES were blaming
ss,h ot6er aHa accusing each other OF tclug
aaa% .a.eies. Laughter. Alexander Stephens, that
s.eat nlal! ulnoos whose faults could ncytr he
tts.Aoned hts sympathy for tue l4boEng classes
iiosssaw ioiNssa the ollIlcu!ty When hu denounced lle
anntas tsassat!as onr k,ud VI mouey for the rich and
aos4ef na.n4 k.nd feF the poor; gol4. tur one aud
raost ior tie other. The United States
p,,eau0cnt ~, today Was the greatr&t
III sy!u gambler In tho world. Did John ShsFmsu
~. so!a wheu Ae went to New iu1k uudcr
III III p.etente u selling cuin. No. What Ae lid
H.. H.! L., "as yellow paper marked Auo1l,n that
NV i,,ai s,.n!eoftnx merchants purchased On q n1rgEu
Sh "! tbeiF custom dutleA-iu4t AZ tbsy sold
,',t eat ~ ~ Cnlcago gu thu Board of Ttsap wilh-
iaMyI,.,ss!sg %I.s!sg any whrAt to sell. [Applsu4a anu
tat., ~ sreaA!ng of the bondholders and The dif.
i,ia.s!A Aiaas M Ut bonds, ths speaker could NOT
iun telling that stale story about tue labor
tnss LII, alea haStux to get UP at 5:2D In tho morn.
@fE,taa Wy work tll :3u lu the ereuinx. tLat tbe
~ bondholder might lie &bsd until 10 Id
nrUvan ne1t ln9rulnx. 6tlls though it Wa, It
Jh. .eaeGetingsY taking.
A1s speaker tLsu went "a In .,rora ,ba, f,h,
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TNCOURAGE HOME Re
D. sm now manufacturing good and chesp
PAINT, OF several colors, the body of which is
equsl to Lead and Oil, which for tin roofs,
barns stables, fences, &C., will be found very
suitable Ne we'll Us economical, and an improve
ment over othe- cheap mixed Paints now in the
market For brick walls with northern OK
posure it will act as & preventive to dsmpncss
For iron it makes a solid and lasting coating,
impervious to moisture and preventive of rust.
Being Of various shade of color, the eornce and
trimmings can be painted TO suit. This Paint
has been used by one railroad company and by
many of the farmers in this vicinity, and IS
highly recommended by ali who have tried it.
Price, single gallon 75c. 10 gallons sc per gal.
| Dbl, or 40 gallons, 6Oc per gal. Call and ex-
anime samples Al IS King ST.. under Sarepta Hall.
NH 81 w F. CREIGHTON.
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1877.

THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE an,
VIRGINIA ADVERTISER. already 49,.
by three generations, proposes TO continue :.
useful life. and now enters into another yo,n,o,
determined to be the newspaper of the or, f.,
Virginia
Never have the times demanded more a,..
now sound. thoughtful Journalism. Seldom
nave the people had deeper interests 4. s,,o
Never did The events Of the hour, rs they -.
fold themselves, surpass in personsl n,ore., =,
every citizen those which are now .rar>pi-Irv
Never has the importance Of esriy. ar,lcr,c
Intelligence Of public matters beer Of e~s,,...
importance 90 every one.
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TUBS, Wash Boards, Clothe. Lines and Pins.
1 Buckets. Broonls. Scrub and Blocking
Brushes, Stove, Window And Dust BruShcs,
Market and Covered Baskets, &c &c, for sale
n. low prices by
ian 2J f. j. DAVIDSON, IL King st.
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A CARD. --Circumstsnces rendering it de-
II sirable thst should locate in Baltimore, l
hsve transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexandria 10 DR.. D. II RUST. lie HIS been
for SO many years associated with me- IS TO need
no introduction or endorsement, his skill, ability
and reputation. for honesty and high integrity
being well known. l cordially commend HIN.
to the favor of my frieads anC! p,ton!s, AS well
worthy OF the position to winch he succeeds, snd
bespcak for him tbs practice with which, for SO
long, have been favored
JAMES 3. HODGkIN.
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alexandria 6azttte
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBR1. 10.
LEEsBuRG.-Mr. L. NJ. Henderson in let

LEEsBuRG.-M L. NJ. Henderson in let
ter to the Richmond Wing, SAYS
Leesburc, Lnudouu couoty, owed the W.
and 0. Il. r. $40 600 10 bonds, which, with
accumulated interest, amounted to Sl2,4Oo !!
The Council assumed the debt by borrowing Oh
their own notes about 80, 100 at S per cent.
from the Loudoun National Bank, and holds
the bonds as collateral security. The Council
on local taxation of 50 cents in 500 u mill
tax for your Northern readers has paid S'VO
If interest and $1,000 of principal. What is
The rate of the FlncastIe tax? Our ilmlt Is 20
c.nts in 500, which Was imposed Tor Que year
only. r.
Our total taxation for Lecsburg district Un.
c|uIng municipal tax of 50 cents) Is Sl.35 90
800 showing that our STATE and county. road
ana school taxes are S5 cents Cd SlOU, ana ihey
have ranged within cent or TWO OF that rate
since 1870.
In one district-ht Gilead-where they are
making new 10 ads To reach the stations on the
W. e. O. r. r., and using more tor School
houses than other districts, the tax has peon as
hiph As OF ceuts, but the finishing OF these
roads and school houses is tending gradually 70
diminish these taxes.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS. -Uotl
further notice the following will Do the hours
Tor the opening and closing Of the mails
OPENING.
Northern mails, SD 4. H. and I:cO y. III.
Western mails, S:45 3. m. and 200 p. m.
Southwestern, via LyEchburg and Gordons-
Washington and Ohio, Round Hill to Alex
andria, $50 p. N.
N,rassuS division. g. 30 D, m.
Southern mails, via Richmond ard Fredcr'
icksburg, Va, S:45 r. m. and 100 p. III.
CLOSING.
Northern and Western mails, 4:i5 y. M snc
900 y. IL. w
Southwestern via Gordonsville and Lynch
burg, 600 n. m: ,1
Hill, Va, sou y. NJ
Manassas Division, GOO q; NJ. ,
southern viz. Fredcr, burg and Richmond,
M.,- General delivery window closes nj S:UO p
M. Doors close ut Zoo p. nj
as-Open on sundays al u. m. and closes a
$50 H. IN.
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= EDGAR COUNTY.
In the Edgar County Circuit Court. To the
March term, AID 1871
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Alexandria, Va, mar 1871

ThR. B +. JONES, q n. Calvert S., hsti
- more, Md, Makes specially .nd gusran.
tees speed and Certain Relic! IN All Diseases
and IRREGULARITIES incident to Femai,: also iii
Iinpo.cncy, Sterilty, SpcrmatorrhUs, Structure,
Gravel an! ali other Diseases OF the Gencratye
Organs Of either sex. scp1
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Legal NOTICES.

y ! y - A EDGAR COUNTY.
In the Edgar County Circuit Court. To the
March term, AID 1871.
Mary F. Smith
Samuel n. Smith.
To samuel n Smith, the above named co'"n1
ant: ,.
You are hereby notified that a bill in chsnc.,
ry. with copy of which you arc H. re"'tn
servnd will be fled against you in tho Circuit
Court of Edgar county, in the State OF LIMOS,
by the said Mary r. Smith, complainant! 10 tao
March term, A D. 1877. which term comme3c"s
on the 18th day of Ma ch cf the SAID year NOW
unless you shall personally be End appear 0e-
fore said Court on the frs. day OF the TERM
thereof, to b. held in said county on the SAID
18th day OF March, 4. l.. 1871, and plead, All,
swer or demur TO the said bill, the same ana
the matters therein contained, charged and
stated, will be taken As confessed and decree
said bin. SELLER & DuuG,
feb 9-w4w@ Solcitors for Complainant
xIIRGINIA: In the Clerks office Of Tie Cor
Y poration Court of the city OF Alexandria
on the 3O.h day OF January, ISL, 4: NJ. Lawson
VS.. ). NJ Smyth. +. f. knox and George f..
shinn, the last Of whom traded unde: the nam',
of Shnn a. GO. In chnncery ard upon an IN
junction.
Memo-The object of this suit is to restrain
.. Nj. > =
attachment against K. NJ. Lawson in the suit OF
S, NJ Smy;h vs. Shinn + Co, and to have the
amount due by r NJ Lawson TO George K.
>hinn, trading under the name Of ShirE " Co.,
being $3.50 %, applied towards the paymen. o.
S4CG Sc due by said Shnn to K. N. Lawson
and r. F. Knox. who were Jointly Interested IN
3 certain purchase OF corn from sad ShlEn.
The defendant, George +. Sh!nn, not hay
ing entered his appearance and given Sc
curty according to the act OF Assembly,
and the rules Of this Court, and IL appear
ing by affidavit tina, ne is not resident OF
this State, it is ordered that said defendant appear
mere within one month sitter due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect bis
interest in this suit; and that y copy OF this Or
der be forth with inserted in the AleXandra Ga'
| zette, newspaper published in the city OF Al
exandria once y week for four successive weeks,
and posted NJ the front door OF the Court House
| of this city A copy-teS::
MORTON MARI +, Clerk.
j. NJ. Johnson, y. q jan 3i-w4"
| NTUTICE-AlI persons Indebted to the estate
| IN of WELLS 4 HARPER. decd, are re-
uucsted to make prompt payment 20 the under
| signed without delay and those having claims
| against the estate. will present them duiy au-
| thenticated to Robert Harper. Leosburg, Va.
I M, a L rpI'r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-10

IN of WELLS a HARPER. decd, are re-
qucsted to make prompt payment 70 the under
signed without delay, ind those having claims
against the estate. will present them duiy su-
thenticated to Robert Harper. Lees burg, Va
w. WALTON HARPER, Admir-,
ian l3-w4w p. 0. box IL, New York city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-10

HARnWARE IND GNTL Err Y

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON Il SON,
Wholesale and l.atsil Dealers in
Hardware, Cutlery, HorseShoes
IRON. Plough Castings, Nail Rods, Axle
Groasc, Wagon Materials, House.
keepers Goods, &c, SC.
NO. SIS KING STREET, CORN Err ROYAL
NH : Aicxandri;., Virginia.
JOHN W. PEAKE.
= F pEAKE s CO.,
Successors 70 Jss. W, Malls, Son s. Co..
UKALESs IN
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, PAINTS, HARD
WARE, LEADS, Oils, CEMENT,
CAECINED PLASTER &C.,
No. Isl King street,
reh2-tf I:sxsndria. Virginia.
GUNS, PISTOLS, CAPS, WADS, CAR
AZ TRIDGES, &c, in same line on the cor
l!ar Of Royal and King sts.-We are Offering
oar stock OF Guns, SC, vt worry low figures.
J 40 Brcech leaders fol- sale ct n great bargain.
nov Is J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
II At IS King street.
On hand 50 dozen Chopping Axes, Of assorted
shapes, &C, which We offer ~ very low prices
by The box or single Axe
cTAFFOKD MANUFACTURING CO.'S.
= STENCIL COMBINATION, containing
Alphshet, Figures, Ink and Brush, al assert
menL Of sizos, Tor SAFE =! IS King street A nice
" sep - j. 7. CEhTGHFnN & son.
ry7HE 5A5O uENTENNIAA BRACKET