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, 1877-08-14

cau Independence" M aps'rt]trs. Ill" HIS 1T
both t]r ,lpfur AMI the rec is,rnt werE unable IN
uttrr ,lc feelings ~ tlIrir hearts,
Mr. tirurgc II. ilanit1s tln: popular t'''frsll
Ticket Agent ut the Chicago & Pacific Ralr,H't.
has been nn,,nintri Ticket ayrnt ftr The varnMs
stca,nts,at lines On tlc Ekr.. ~hiet, duties he
Will rerf,,r,n IN ni1th,sl tn hi. former duties.
Tne July nr"tiug Of thu southwestern Rail-
rouA llatc Asso.Iatfo,, which las artin!y a,crr
1,t,st1n,tcf lwu or f,rcr tinrs, will bc held at
liz tirunf t.ut1c HNtri faAl ".
, 1877-08-14

3V1}a43C1
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. l3.-lay,uastrr Jenktns,
Of the Baltimore d Oho Roatl, WIZ l,GFc totiAY,
md pah! tbs employees their June wages. Tic
afterwards lift lor Ncwark. anl will 70 over
tie Chlrugo IL Lake Erla Dlvisio'as.
l'aylnaster nc,lrnou.l, of the ta!-!Ian.llr. Imti
oil lne employees u il,ts point to-day. llc caycs
for tho Weat Tomorrow.
, 1877-08-14
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary aud Wnmh rieaata Gravel. Diabetes ro1tf.
,tuprAHu uf Wafer. fncHnttnclsc 0f trIne. frlgl!t
rlk dust icro.s, u tl!n wafer 4 Aek. e!oas mhs!
;httc s!lI. IL theirs q morbid, dark boua appta
,'cp and wLlts b0st dust deposits and wtcn irIc
Jain ln lhs Auail of Tie buck and alunX the l0lns.
, 1877-08-14
Tumor Of Two1vo Years' Growth
Cured by Radway's Rosolvcnt

D4. HApwAr-1, have had Ovarian Tatnor 10 ~
III NIP fur IL. trIed tsrty,htnx lhut W.. Et'.sl
s+n.!t!: lt not'.,nx helped me- Lay }onf Ests';se =;
lsl .nsea AZ .rs 5sar; ,v1k , +. * III.
fscs your Iscadf Relief md tnurt IL not s1ta Y
Iulllnr u fst, mud feel tltsT. snsrtsr ~
happier l4au have fur twelve ytnr8. Thr Mafat ut
ii thr left IDS q he hoars oscs tho gtoin !
nublaA il I SOU choose. HANNAH +. EhAFt.
, 1877-08-14

son,t,arv In trtr, fha Nav T0rk urt,rc 1ncutn.
Gescd iof Slid. UCU.
in Yt,w II iLu fact tt,st tbo Charter Oak wAa al.
r.nI, H." t,snrr NJ 1nnre raj cstas Than INV such
rt,m;,a,v nurht Ia avn. nud lhu further fuct TINT
H." inin,,anS needed mlneY ntIre than real rstAts
,shr,, n ~ nssnmIn1 10 lorue urtt uN,.1 thI4
"rnneny 10 thinE thu trsnsacton xrose yioIa.
}in,s ~ e. s.rred fr,,tt
''''' ~ .sn7u1n ru,Hs.cr,or
-, III. n,rt of III fmIfrr shtrrs frand. Tho Com.
u.ny M ~ i,su mo.t.asv Euuwn AZ tho III Mn,
til saluu. Sir. fptl1r paschAseh what u known
~ the Csosbf street property In Ss" YORK. paJln2
therefor as fullaH4:
HlxKAlHu HsoE1Ha4e ..'... ....s'.-]!SAW
&s:1S. ~ I9ft n9t .ssEeT fs
rays ill., Fursier.. 3tstt
ro,., s~o mn
49,.
This rfnpsy esatsn x, y t"e C., t. ,t tn
.,..,. s1 st IxHS II H. formss sstinstn
r. r"rrrc, tas lou,rany lvst tY iii, trsl,sdctjon llu
enllru llEsaun ,inrl.atr VI Sss.A. 900 AMI 34a.-
Uuu In cAst: u tho latter tstmaie Il correct. y
lost tile lllk3aMhl .nntsa9e; ~ Try sssnt; ~
onpshy oeSaS " abt ~9 aS ism ~ H.
- En,hsr ~ tst. ut ths soua ,Ifo an of nesFiY
ss:7 0Oo. 80
IL summarize, thvn, out Of the.s ,xo rral .e4tatc
transact,Ln1 III. furorr pockets upon The Hroa,l.
wuY property, n. beturs stated. ssr;0, wv;
utaa t'fusby street ptolSHy'sx N ~, KY. ~, vi
toial truwn ont ln casl!. u. lu3' oou' "
~ a1oat .onrtssn Moatnn ,, % hIn .n'ei e.
~ III ~. ~ su @ Mi."mM ~mM Mn.t~n,cs ssa tI
anH fx.o".. ~ g"4 a. ~ raj s,tstS II Srw f"rt
fncumtrrrd + 81. iUs, zoo.
| The - heavy drafts ;ton the eash resources OF
she company @vGui u ha,u eunprllrli it to lofrow
ofiha banks III Hartford uSef SlU ou4, and IT, In.
cunibSf " ews nsasilGcrnt tut,4fn3 III laTlof1
tor S.Oo, No. ~ apAlh ssena taat tHu st4tsh'eht
o. shsse iaets sehs "snoat tnssnet comment sfS
d s"Ir,n1,nn ~ 'aS ''aPfess1oae ~ !" ''a'a
@ s,..,. ,,x ,,
, 1877-08-14

FRYER, ,ASD AGILE cured fer ., eents. Thcrc ia rot
cnIeIInl nsrnt IN this wrl tAt will cfn Fey Ard
Ag,lc atn all anrton. ls!liuus scarlet, Iyrtdl
yellow, and Other Fe.grs !ntl: hY sA1bWAfs PILLS.
per hut11c.
, 1877-08-14

This psupersy IL cptt,nated by the Lesf*tatyc
ConlIflf4n[uu lu 10 wosih 3l.B4h. 0uO and hy the
iusurancu rxpsrtA At 81, ,Gni, NlO. II tho former
estimate IL c.,rrcct, The Company lost hy tho trans
acti0n SIM, zoo In cash and tho, entire lot ct
SLUT. o0D in raltEoad .pn1s, II the latter eatl.
any event. tho Transaction to0k fsoin tho cash
fund.- of tho t.ampuny tt,a following nmnunts:
/. Cash paid rurI@r at tho tln,u ha turned . rxx,
x5ItlO lOl n,DffGxSH III tH t:tnr1nJ. &ff. OH
t. faa iald Fusrr under The fau1s rtsnttAet +JahAl
IN 10 IL. EopAy ~. ,.,,,,.................. x3a 100
, 1877-08-14

Strong md nurc ltleh nlooi-1ncrrase Of Ftcsh snd
WelEht-Eeaf Skin aud beautiful Gonpca lon secGrs1
Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
Hsy Green AZ sYiSc,

lteA Estate a gents and hu"lione6rs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
C BILE REAL E;5TATE~Undcr authority
# tho decree Of the Corporation Court OF Alox-
andria in tho suit Of Gallagher ~ lodgkin, ad-
minstraLor, &c, passed At III. January term
1877, the subscriber will soil, IN 'front.' OF tho
Court House RI iircnLsyiln, Prince William
county, Virginia. on MONDAY, tho "a day of
April, 1877, ut II m, the following doscrlbod
property, TO wit: TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF LAND, near Dunn
fries; SIX LOTS in Dumfrns. and THREE
HUNDRED A%D EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES
OF LAND on Bull Eun-al! in tho county of
Prince William, Virginia.
Terms Of Salc-Onc third cash. ard tho resi-
due in two equal instslmcnts, payable annually
from tho day OF sale, with interest on tho defer
red payments from the day Of sale until paid
tho deferred payments u be secured by the
bonds Of the purchaser or pu chasers, with good
security, and the lltc - be retained until all tho
payments arn made.
feb 7-cots :. & NhhLE. Comm r:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
Foreign News.

pEsTlt, FEB. 1.-The rcappoiutmant Of the
lis, Ministry which resigned on account OF
the differences between Austria ard Hungary
on the bank question is gazettcd.
BUCHAREST, Feb. 27.-In the Senate today
the President OF the Council in reply to an in
tcrpcIIation refused 10 produce the documents
relative to Roumainia's neutrality in the event
of war between Turkey and Russia.
PARIS, February PA letter from Adelina
Patti is published declaring that the statements
il the Figaro about her clipping with tho tenor
NicoIini are wholly inaccurate.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-'ihc Times 10 It's second
edition publishes Il dispatch from lis st. Peters
burg correspondent saying: An extraordinary
council Of ministers WAS held here yesterday.
at which the Gar presided, Gen. lgnatlcit
was present. lGarn Oh the best authority that
it was decided 10 hcmnhiliz. the Russian army
when peace is sgGel between the Porte and
Srlvia anil hlonlrncgru.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
by F.. a. skerby, !Auctioneer.

H'ISHWHARFFoR RENT BY AUCTION.
On WEDN ESDAY, February %, 1877, at l.
m. in front of tho Now Market Building, on
Royal street, will be rented tho Fish Wharf, for
cash, paid down, in current funds-rent to CONF
monco from tho day of renting and end on tho
lst day Of December. 1877. This property will
bn rented rs IL now stands.
Tho rentor will be required TO furnish mato-
rial for and put down platforms sufficient 10 &C.
commodate tho trade.
The rentor will collect, as heretofore onehun-
dred and twenty-five dollars rent for 10! leased
by Mr.. J. ?. Coleman. This lot has been leased
for five years by tbs City Council at fixed
sum, subj act to prompt payment Of rent to the
rentor Of the wharf, with no other privileges e1-
cept tho right to build thereon.
No privilege for the sale OF liquors will ba
granted inconsistent with the laws of tho city on
that subject
All psssways must be kept open and free from
distractions; the rentor to erect no building Of
less distance than 70 fest from tho cast front of
the wharf, nor 80 feet from the south front, nor
does he hsvo control over that portion of the
property now under lease except collecting the
rent of Coleinan's lot. All articles landed on
tho wharf for tho use Of the city 10 be free from
wharfage. 3. G. NEALE, Chairman
loi.t Com. Pub. Prop.
feb ltd City Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
AGRICULTURAL.

r ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS-Woar are
IL in receipt Of our usual Spring supply Of
Seeds from the above named old and reliable
firm. Our stock will be found TO comprise all
tho old and well known and somo now varieties,
and being offered Mt IS reasonable prices rs re-
liable Seeds Gun he sold, wo respectfully invite
an inspection. Also Flower Seeds in great va
riety, TO which wo especially invite the attention
Of tho ladies. Garden and Flower Seeds in pa
pers mailed to any address, FREQ If postage, 8.
tho rate of 81 por dozen papers.
JANN EY s. CO., Druggists,
fob % Nos 70 and 1lj King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

! bill upon the ground that Tho resident OF IN"
, Senate might delay tho count iii order that he
might become himself President.
! Mr. N@a!e, u Ohi2, dcul, opposed the bill
unn, ihs rronnt that tie passage OF the hI!i
vooia put Merton III The presidency, add said
he Uonld rather sc Hayes president iur four
years than Marloa for four days
Wr Scclyc, OF Mas, rad. Objected to the
| bill because it offered premium ior Congress
to do nothing, aud scc)nhy, hat Il might Put
the President Of the Senate in the presidency
by delay. In.
that it supplies president in Opposition 10 the
will of the people, aud rraognZ'S powers OF
| Copcres, that it was never intended 1t should
have. -,
MIR. Field replied to The arguments OF the
opponcnts Of the bill in very satisfactory
manner, and called the previous question,
which being seconded, The main question was
| ordered, and the bill put upon It's passage
| notwithstanding the frequent objections mauc
| by tho radicals an, the bill passed. Ayes, l3S;
| noes, 100.
A resolution recognizing ilamptca as the
| legal Governor of South Carollna, and NICHOLS
as the legal Governor Of Louisiana, was lost lor
| want OF the constitutional Vote-ayes lob' noes
t,s,lnt;on endorsing President Grants
or;n;ons that Nichols il the rightful Governor
VI: Iou;s;ana was also lcst-ayes l27, noes IS.
MIA IIn,.a ,I,nn Lv = ynta of l2O to ll9,
rooe"so1 IN - ,nnrros
W '''' $500, ,.a.,an.r co,urss1os
TIE ihh"i WA" W." =,
The Presidential! Electoral CohiihisSop te-
assembled al ID o'cork tins morning ID tnc
Supreme Court room, all the members OF LUG
Commission being present, Senator Aerhau Gc'
cupying the place 81 senator thurman VINO
| resigned on account ot Ill health
Representatives llurj, OF ONO, OF me uelho-
cratic ohjeetora, hfst aaGrcssea thc Gohli.1
sion, arguing that al The late elec'ion, ID o9ut"
Carolina, there did not exist republican iorin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
FSEs SALE Ok RENT.
CITY HOTEL FOR RENT

60 CITY HOTEL FOR RENT.
81 This property is situated at tho S. w. cor
Of Royal and Cameron streets, in Alexandria,
Va, fronting tho City Hall and Market build
ings. Possession given on the first day of JAN
uary next Apply TO VIM. Il. IRWIN, No.
1872 Prince ST., Alexandria, Va, OCT 4-tt
g. NO ~ s. WASHINGTON ST. FOR
lei RENT Possession given October 1st, 1876.
Apply TO GEO. UHLER, sep 15-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

lNQUEsT.-An inquest Wa held At West
End, this evening, by Justice Thomas Browb,
acting coroner, OH the badly Of Mrs. Penn, who
was killed by the a. & i. train, as mentioned
Yesterday. The jury, OF which Daniel W..
Lewis was foreman, rendered a verdict in ac-
corlaucc with the facts as published.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
ROBERT PORTNER'S
VIENNA LAGER BEER.

BOTTLED EXPRESSLY FOR FAMILY
USE AND SHIPPING.
The sttention uf tho public is respectfully cali
cd to vory superior article ni Lager R"nr,
hrowcd from Tho beat Malt and Hops, with the
grostest care for It's purity, ana put ur in thu
most convenient style with patent Shippers.
hlraIids or delicate persons 'riN dcrirc ""ch
BENEFIT from its msc
Price 81 per loZnn--hnttlGs To be returned.
For ssio by tho principal grncGrs and rc$la'I-
rants.
Country merchants and dealers supplied ri
tho Lowest rates. PricD List sunt upon npplira-
ton. RORERT PORTNER,
feb 1T Alexandria Brewery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

ONTo RICHMOND. Mention has been here
t0fore made in the Gazette OF the suits insl'
tutci in the Circuit Court, Of Richmond,
against various steamboat companies in the
State, among them several whose routes cud at
this city. Subpeaas for nearly all the steam
boat men and agents have been received and
served and those summoned will leave Tor
Richmond to. night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

NOTIG E--lIaving purchased tho stock and
~ good will OF tl,a DRUG STOKE formerly
occupied by Mr.. G. B. Grigg, ut the northwest
corner Of King and RoyHl strcoLs. VIZ h"V" tho,
roughly reiiLtel and renovMt'! tho , Sane ana
SUPPLIED it with FIRST CLASS STOCK OF
everything pertaining to tho DRUG BUSl.
N ESS, and propose to carry it on as - branch Of
our establishment ut No. 115 King street; The
branch atorn will be under the charge Of MIR T.;
j. w. SUMMERS, whom We havo nsao"Iated
with us in business. and who will bn prepared tn
compound PHYSICIANS Prescriptions "r dis
penso medicines ut any hour OF lilo dag q: night.
Might bell 81 tho King street door.
oct g-tf .IAHHEY Il co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
a.uf,iil ssr&EilIE4

A largo crowd &c ladiss and gentlemen col
]eCtcd 1T tho NJ. f. Church South this afternoon
to witness tho marriage Of Mr.. John G. Wilson
and Miss AMMO Ca!t'. tho daughter of Mr.. .Jno.
Gate, of West End
The wafer wa drawn of the Georgetown low
oil Of tho g. 81 o tHnH TN Saturday, and tho
repairs commenced yesterday. They will be
completed in nhoGt Two weeks.
Nancy Dudley, IN old and we'll known color.
cd woman, who resided on south Royal street,
died on Saturday anl Was buried yesterday.
i letter rirnctad to KoborL Boil, Alexandria,
We, il detained III tina pnstnlco at Portsmouth,
Va or want al stamp.
II WAS rumored at Cumberland yesterday that
the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Co. would
resume work, paying the miners IS cts. per ton.
The powder house lot is to ho sold al public
auction on tho 10th proyimc. Sec advertisement
in another column
Revival services will hn continued atthc M.
r. Church to. night Rev. w. G. Webb will
conduct tho exercises
Tho Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
bought number of corporation bonds yoster.
dsy ut SOL 30.
The City Council holds lis regular somi month
~ meeting tonight.
A meating Of the Board Of Directors Of tho
Washington and Ohio +. 4. WAS hold to-day.
rTyHE POWDER HOUSE LOT AT AUG
n J. lo-T-
Under resolution of lhe City Council, tho
undersigned will sell by public auction, for
cash. at II O clock m, In front of tho now Mar.
ket Building, on Royal street. on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day "l March, 1871, the POWDER
HOUSE Lot situstel on The Mush Pot road,
in AloXandrIH county, which is bounded by said
road and by tho lines Of TIM lands Of James T..
McGrsw and William 4. Nntt, containing one
and hsif Acres mare or less.
). =. \ Eh IN, Oh u. Joint Com. on
feb g1-td Public Prop. City Council.
IF YOU WANT = SMASH, OR a MINT
i JULEt, OR ANY DRINK,
Why
]. RIA VI MEL'S,
MARKET SPACE,
| i liic only place to get them rure
THO b E&r OF Liquors. WINES and CT
| GAR; ways on hand. fob list
fENlIE BLUE Glass TREATMENT TOF
| 4 WALL iiS--Wn are prepared to furnish
the Blue Glass. recently 81 highly spoken of il
:ho treatment & various forms OF disease Tn
| Glass will be supplied lut In size 10 suit all
Sas,, ana any :iWnbT OF lights desired can b
| set III.
JANNhI i CO., Druggists,
feb II Nos. 80 and l45 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

Esery druggist has calls Tor Wells Eureka
Tor the teeth; first, class article will always SELL
persons who use it help advertise it as being
hrst.c class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

Il have used DIR. Simmons liver Regula-
tor myself and in my family for years, ard pro
nounce it onc OF the most satisfactory mcdl-
clnes that can he used. Nothing would induce
me to be without it. and | recommend all my
friends, it they want 10 Secute health, to al
ways keep it on hand
"R l. MOTr Columbus. Ga"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

From CENTENNIAL HEADQUARTERS ~
lind DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup excellent, having
ready sale and rendering more satisfaction
than any Cough Syrup have ever sold -
Il. B. lLu7oay. H. D., Fifteenth and CcnpeR'
ter streets. PhiiQ4elphiu, R.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
Fly Harrison IL O'Nea7, AucLioneers.

E71Sit BENCHES FOR RENT BY AUG
H. TON
At l. O'clock, on Thu IlSDAY, tho LIST day
Cf March, 1877, the Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund will rent for the ensuing year the fish
tenchc; in the Market square, Persons desiring
to engage in the sale OF fish &rn requested to be
present ri this sale, rs fish will not be allowed
To be sold within the square except at the
benches SOL apart for this purpose. The right to
sub!et tho fish benches 10 country people for tho
sao Of produce, when not used by tho purchas-
ers, is reserved to the Clerk Of tho Market.
Each bench is assessed ut m annual rental Of
forty dollars, and to tho person paying the
highes: premium in the ordor Of purchase will
be awarded tho choice of benches.
Possession will DO given on tho day Of sale.
Terms Cash CHAS. l.. NEALE,
fuh 20-Ld Clerk of the Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
Auction SALES.

isy Harrison e. 1'Acaf, Auctioneers.
ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ from John s. Wimsstt and wife, dated
May -, 1876, and record cd in doed book No, s,
page $40. one OF tho Isnd records for the city Of
Alos"ndris, and by tnH direction of the psrty
SATURDAY. March 81; 1877. at ten O. clock a.
M. IN tro1. OF tho premises, all that TEN Ga
EN- E"f sad LOT OF GROUND and .aHN
epru's"naiirc: situated Oh tho east side Of Roy.
~ street, in the city CT Alexandria, betS cen
King and Prince streets, and designated as No.
a. bounded on tho north By Turner's line, on
tho south by Grcgory's line, and extending east
in depth the same width as in front to Church
mans alley. Terms Of Sale-Casb.
feb 2l-ta 4. W. ARMSTRONG Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
,rrAL MATIElNS'.

WEATHER pRoBAp11ar1Es.-W ar Df ;e'.T
Wv w II; OM ice of tho Chief Signal O5iec' h"$s
ncs toa yB'C G., FsJry. q, lS77-lo:SO a. M e
to 1,b bns winds, rising barometer an' e'o;i
40, ne-tiy cloudy or clear weather.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-22
SelnsIlnPss.

Look out upon the vastness OF the uni
verse look up into the sky and count the
glittering worlds until the mind falters in
hopeless bewilderment; listen to the
breathing OF God AZ the mad winds lash
the mighty deep into fury and bend the
strong trees Of the forest watch the trace
of His fingers moving as the pent up fires
rend the mountain, aud rain death and de-
struetion on the plains; behold the meteor
which rides the air and flashes fiery brill
lance for a moment, and il then blown
out by a motion OF Eternal Thought; burst
open the doors of eternity and gaze through
milleniums after milleniums, until the
confused Imagination pauses in its paint
ing, although the soul he conscious that
ages and ages and ages are before; wander
along the silent avenues of the church
yard and count the houses of the dead and
| forgotten listen to the volume OF mel.
ody with which generations from Adam "a
your fathers fill the dome Of heaven at
tempt to realize the grandeur Of the Powei
which whispers nothing into Immortality
| and planets into space, and then think o.
! the insigni6cance Of SELL Western Rural
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-22

George P. Row.ll 4 Co. deserve the best
thanks Of the advertising community for
their efforts to prevent advertisers from
being imposed on by INSCRIPTIONS puJ-
fishers. Every honest publisher will also
thank them for the MD they have afforded
them in maintaining their competition for
business by fair means, against the fraud-
ulent practices Of dishonest rivals. Measrs.
Rowell & Co., alone OF Newspaper Direct
ury publishers, have had the courage to
undertake the task OF discriminating among
the statements Of newspapers, and to face
the hostility which such a course was sure
to excite among those who prodied by
misrepresentation Notwithstanding the
crushing" articles that from time TO time
have been hurled at them, sometimes by
parties who ought to have known better,
they have persevered in their course, and
they have had their reward. Their publi-
cation has taken the first place as the stand
! ard authority among American Newspaper
Directories, and u reference book for every
large advertiser and advertising agency in
this country. Jersey city journal Nay %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-22

Personal. .-Ex-shsrifF J. w BRowNs-
MERGER has removed from Weston to
Bowling Greco
Mrs. A. p. JOHNSON, Of EImore, is visit
ing friends in this place,
Mr.. "NAT." CALLARD, now Of Fayette,
Fulton county, made his first visit home
on Saturday.
Miss IDA HIENEL, Toledo, was the guest
OF Miss MINNIE GETz on the first OF the
week.
CHAPLIN, one Of the Buzzer corps, was on
the wing in this neck of the woods last
Sunday.
Mr. r. s. PARKER and sister, Miss Dora,
Of Bowling Green, we're visiting friends
here this week.
Miss ELLA PHEIPs, Of Detroit, ia the
guest of Misses EuPIEMrA and MAY Ron
ERTsoN this week.
Mr. H. p AvERfLL, Of ST. louis. made
brief visit with relatives and friends, on
the first of the week.
GEO. STRAIN, Esq. returned home some
days since from his visit to West Virginia
looking hale and hearty
Mr. FRASK PocKGISGToN started this
week for Ypsilanti, Mich, to be absent
portion of the Summer
It was Mr.. JOHN CAsEBEER, not the
junior editor of the Gunger who started
for two or three months absence in Ne
braska.
Miss IDA HAMILTON started yesterday
for New York, expecting to he absent
portion Of the summer visiting friends in
the East.
Miss EVA Powers completed her course
Of studies at Glendale Female Seminary
last week and returned home on Saturday
morning.
Mr.. II. Fl. CCRRGER, after an absence of
four months on the road for WHITNEY &
CURRIER, Toledo, returned home for a
brief visit last Friday.
Miss EMMA PIERCE entertained n party
Of young people on the evening Of her
birthday, Wednesday. Miss HATTIE
MYERS, of East Toledo was her guest on
this OCCASION
The schools ut Bowling Green and Grand
| Rapids having closed, Misses KITTIE
| SMITH and ELIZA WEBR of the former,
and Miss KATE BRowN Of the latter, are
now vacating at home.
DAVID DoNALDsON, ESQ, returned home
on Tuesday from the Lone Star State with
his scalp in its usual place, and we are in
formed in good health. lie has not yet
been interviewed.
We were plcased to receive a call from
Hon. H. L. WuoD, now Of Monroe, Mich
on Wednesday. Mr. w. has disposed OF
his large farm purchased last fall neal
Monroe, at an advance of S4,l00 over the
price paid, the purchase price being Sls,
000 He has now located in the city oi
Monroe.
Mr.. NJ. Il. Ross, of Detroit, has received
the appointment of Surgeon for the corp.
OF U. S. Light House Engineers, who arc
engaged in erecting light houses on The
upper lakes this Summer. lie writes, on
birch bnrk, from Sault Ste. Marie, request
ing the address of JoURNAL changed tc
~. S. Light House Engineers, via l. Anse
Mich.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-22
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