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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-04-06

SOME Of the older readers of the FREE
MAN will remember j Ohm \. Kool<eu who
4 quarter OF a century ago was u printer in
our employ when we published the CRUSADER
at SHmmitville, this county, and whose pa
rents resided i'll Johustown for many years
where his father died not a great while ago.
Well, what we want to say of John is, that
after losing sight of him for time almost out
OF mlnt We We're greatly surprised the 9th
er day 10y receiving large and handsome
newspaper from Petaluma, California, in
which we found, enclosed with ink marks,
the card Of our friend Kooken, who is now
pursuing the calling of architect and builder
ia the town named, and who announces his
ability TO perform all work pertaining to
said professions in a mastery manner. Re-
sides being a good FELLOW any way you take
him. John possesses as much if not more
mechanical genius than any man ever
knew, and we shonld not therefore wonder
knowing we do that ie abandoned print
ing and turned his attention to woodcratt eX-
clusively, if be has finally as master me-
chanic reached the uppermost rung in the
ladder a.. fame ana fortune. He certainly
has our best wishes for a long and prosper
ous life in his California home t0 which we
add the hope that he will let Us hear from
him soOu again and often.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN CROUSE.--We
deeply regret to announce the death of the
gentleman above named which sad event
took place in the iowa asylum for the insane
at Davenport, in that State, on Wednesday.
March 28th, the deceased being then in the
b3d year OF his age. 4 bout three years ago
his mind became affected to such an alarm
ing extent that his son-in- law was Obliged 10
remove him from JOhnstown to the asvIrm
referred 10, where his mental disease could
be properly treated, and as it was hoped
eventually overcome, though, as the sequel
shows, without effect. Mr.. Grouse resided
IN Johnstown for nearly forty years and was
particularly well known throughout the
county. He was engaged at different times
IN various pursuits, and for a considerable
period prior to 1858 held the posi- iUion OF As
slstant Superintendent Of the old Portage
Rail Road. His wife, whose mental facui-
ties were also affected, died at Mercy Hos
pltal, Pittsburgh, about four years ago. Two
married daughters survive Mr.. Grouse, one
OF whom, Mrs. Kehoe, resides in Davenport,
and the other, Mrs Wilkinson, resides near
SaIina, Kansas. For these facts and dates
in reference to Mr.. Grouse and his family we
are indebted to the local editor OF the johns
town Tribune. His death will be sincerely
regretted 10y all who knew him. Peace to
his ashes.
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Original Poeticat Contributions.
THE FLIGHT OF TTyE.
BY EUGENH.


One by one The years are heetipg,
Swiftly, silently away;
Though we give them kindly greeting
Yet, alas they Will not stay.
Youth Is passing, pleasure flying,
Sge and weakness coming on;
Soon the strongest will be dying,
Soon tho fairest will be gone.
Youth is like a summers morning,
Life bat as the passing day;
All its joys our path adOrning,
Like the sunbeams in our way.
Troubles are like clouds above u.s.
Bringing pure and needful showers:
Tears are like the glittering dew drcps
Shining on life's fading flowers.
Sin will surely bring us SORROW
Rob our hearts of joy and peace
Cast shadow DER the morrow,
And our daily cares increase.
But the merry soul. repenting,
Asks for pardon from above:
Feels II Fathers wrath reientiug,
Finds the bliss OF pardoning love.
One by ore the sands are flowing
One by one the moments fall;
Some are coming, some are going,
DO not strive to grasp them all.
One by one bright gifts from heaven,
Joys are sent us here below
. Take them readily when given,
Ready too to let hem go.
One by one each hour doth bringu
Nearer to that narrow cell,
There to rest till God shall Judge US,
He who doeth all things well.
Christian, then, reflect and ponder,
Think you |, alas must die,
Either to partake of misery,
Or to dwell with God on high.
Gallitzin, Pa, y pril 3, 1877.
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ARE You GoING WEST 1T is important
that you purchase tickets by the route COM
pelliug you tG make the fewcst changes of
cars. and 10y which there are no omnibus
transfers between dePots in the large cities.
The princi pal connection of the Iennsyl-
vania Railroad, at Pittsburgh, is the system
of roads familiarity known to the public
as the 'PdnitdRdle Route" It's trains rHu
through without detention from Pittsburgh
to Cincinnati and ,uisvilie, where prompt
connections are made for all points South
from Pittsburgh to indianapolis, where
through express trains are in waiting in the
Union Depot 10 take passengers to all points
in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, ard the North
west. The only line running through trains
from Pittsburgh to St. Louis, crossing the
Mississippi river on the largest and finest
steel bridge i'll the world, and making direct
connections in the New Union Depot with
the great through lines for all points in
Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, California, Ar
kansas and Texas. Trains are all equipped
with the Safety Air Brake; the cars are com
Portable and tue read in first-class condition.
Your tickets west ef Pittsburgh, should read
over ''PittS5uTgb Cincinnati 6 ST. Louis Rad
acay.'' [330.- 81.
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p ULE ON THE HEIRS AND LE-


J. ROBERTS. TO accept or refuse.
CAMBRIA COUNTY. IS:
The Commonwealth Of PcnnEyl lvauiz
SEAL TO Richard Roberts, David Roberls ana
49, Evan Roberts. minor children Of Hugh
Roberts. deceased. and ~ iHficld Roberts - min
child of David J. Roberts. deceased who have iar
their qua riian ~ Euc lci John ! Roberts lola
7. Roberts. Thomas Reese. Martha Jones, t0rmer-
" Martha Rces. EIlcn Davis tormeriy Ellen
Reese. Jane Ann Tudor. formcri y Jane ann Res.
all OF " hu1u reside in the county of Cambria. IN
C,athnrine Yerks f1rmcrly cat thnrfne Reese. ~
Clarion county. Pa heirs uf Eleanor Reese. tor
merly Eleanor Roberts. deed. John Humphreys,
David Humphreys. Mary Wike. formerly Mary
Humphreys OF the cuuutv of Cambria nj heirs
Of James Humphreys, deed. the names auu RESI-
dpnce OF whom The petitioner does not know, heirs
erts. deed. Sarah Cuuucl. formerly Sarah Brown,
John Brown. Peter Brown ami Ellen Brown, all Of
formerly Margaret Roberts. deceased. tathariue
Davis, Formerly Catharine Roberts, OF Cambria
county, Ohm Roberts. Of Blair count, Pa, David
hoberts oi the state VI Iowa Robert Roberts, ot
the state OF Ohio and Margaret EVAus, former Y
Margaret Roberts. 81 Fitlshurgh. Pa. heirs or
Jane Roberts intermarried with Evan Roberts,
deed, and Eemuel Roberts. Lucy vans formerly
Scott Roberts. George Roberts and David Roberts,
all of the county of Cambria. heirs Of Hugh Ro'.-
erts. decd. who was the son aud heir Of the sali
Jane Roberts dcc'd-tIrectiuu.
You and every Of you hsreby cited TO be ard
appear before the Judges of orr Orphans Guurf,
TO be held NJ Eoenshurg. IN a. Tor satd count,
the FIRST MoNDAT Of JU>s next ten uI
there to accept or refuse Ike th- real esIat. Of
Robert J Roberts deceased Al the appraised 3 J.
nation put upon Il by inquest duly awarded by
the said Court and returned hy the Sheriff Of tls
said county. the 7th day of March. a. ID. 1877.
show cause why the same should not be sold
To WI; certain mcssuage aud tract of land sill
Uate ia Cambria tnwuship. Cambria counrv- ia
adjoining laBds Of Richard BHmfurl. John 7.
Ii u hes. gnd others ccIiuiniuts about Ft.EegCn
acres, with the apIurtcnances valued aud op-
praised al the sum I'll thirteen dollars aud hre and
witness tbe E,nrr'iIe foi, Loan Pr~sii,,t ,,',,
Judge Cf said Court at Ebenshurg. this Tth
day Of March A. Il. ! =.
JANIS NJ. SINGER. Clerk o c.
~G.aEH J. kEa
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CAnRoLLrowx. April 3. 1871.

DTAR FREEMAS-Mr. John Hogue has moved
from town to the farm recently purchased by
him from Mr.. Simon Owens, and MIR. Michael
Hoover has moved into town from the place
owned by him in Carroll township. Mr.. Jas.
Walters has mUved 10 a farm in White tow u
ship. known as the Bishop tract" and we
viii shortly have couple OF Hebrew citizens
who design opening Il store in the building now
occupied as Il hotel 10y Mr.. ID. Eyer. DIR. NJ. A
Wesner has changed the location of his Office
from Sheriff Bucks building to the house re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Jas. Yinger, near Julius
StiCh's- He is taking up his residence in the
same building, and night calls can be made II
the Office. Rumor says the Doctor intends
joining the-but. may be had better SAY moth
ing ABOUT ii until it is an accomplished fact.
The general and almost universal sickness
which 50 long afflicted this community is gra J.
uaIly suhsiding.
Roads bad, weather cold and business-weII,
just as il has been. Yours, &c, ACNE.
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LAWS OF PUBLIC SALES.-We have no
doubt many Il our readers viii he interested
in the following, which we find in one Of
our exchanges
As there are a great many public gales Of per-
sOnai property thrOr hout the country ut this
season of the year. ~e ca II The attention OF au =
GOneers and vendors to few principles of law
which do not seem To he gene rally understood
by them. If sale by auction, there three
parties, namely: the owner of the property to
be sold. the HHctiOneer, aud a portion of the
public who attend to bid, which. of course in
Guides the highest bidder The name of the
owner must be made public The articles put
up must be sold without reserve, and unless
the Veudcr TeserN open bid he cannot
bid him SELF or have the auctiOneer or any one
else to bid for him. There are cases on record
where II bid was not retserved. and the vendt.r
was brought against the vender 10y the highest
outside bidder fOr the article, and Ii was de-
cided that be (the plainiif) was the highest bid
der and entitled to the article against the VEN
der. So. also II article is struck Oft to a
person. and it is afterwards ascerfained that
the Veuder Or aucti9ueer practiced fraud, by
bidding himself. or had buffers. it is held both
by the Court of England ana repcn tedly de-
cided by the Supreme Court OF Pennsy lVania.
that the purchaser could not be held ; bu- the
purchaser. as soon AS he discovers the fraud
praCtIceG upon bin, must return or tender the
u!tiCle TO the Vendcr.
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n ES = SlE u = = L. - y . y I =
1. PART or 4 lot OF GROUND situate
Centre street. in Ebensburg BoreGgh. With
two story Frame BnTding thereon ereetsd n -,
used 10y the Cambria reeman' as PriE
2. A IOTOF GROUND situate on Julian sire,
IN West Ward OF EeeD<burS Borough, 30 Zee
front and l95 feet deep. with two story
Frame DNeiling House = large Frame Stable
snd he usual Outbuildinys
.. A TRACT OF LAND formerly known a.
the Gufn property situate in BlscklieF
Township. Cambria county, containing L
Acres, more OF less. about 80 Acres cleared
with two story Stone Dwelling House. q
good Barn and an opened Coal Bank, furn.
furnishing superior coal. on the premises.
4. y TRACT OF LAND situate ~ Washing tor
Township; Cambris County. known as tn
small portion of which is cleared There .
coal In abundance on this tract.
8. TRACT OF LAND situate in Summerhi
township. containing 4O0 Acres about ]
Acr,s cleared. with a good dwelling HousC
Barn and necessary Outbuildings-the san b
being IN the occupancy Of l.. MEG lale.
8, A TRACT or LAND i'm Carroll TOWNSHIP
formerly owned hy Henry J Campbell, cor
tanning 90 Acres. = 4 Cres cleared, With a on -
and-a-half story Plank House and Frame Bar7
thereon erected.
:. A TRACT OF LAND situate in Camh1 g
Township. known - the Cunning ham Tract
situated miles west of Ebemshurg and co
tanning 400 Acres. This tract i unimpruvt
and Will be sold altogether 9r iu paIts, 10 81 b
purchasers.
s. 4 TRACr OF UNlMPROVED LAND Co.
Cambria Township. 3 miles west OF Ehensburi
lying between the Pittsburgh Turnpike al.
the Blacklick- containing 30 Acres.
2. 4 TRAGIC OF LA y - situate iu Susqus har o. a
Township. now in the occupancy Of " m n l.
Ter. containing - Acres. - Acres OF WhiC a
are cleared, with Log House and Log Bai
thereon erected.
10. \ TRACT OF LAND situate in Barr Tow
ship, now IN possession Of James =. Lucket 81
containing l25 Acres, ali but about 5 ACrt
being cleared, with a two story Frame Housa
and Frame Barn Thereon.
u. a TRAJr OF LAND situate IN white Tov. fl-
ship. adjoining lunIs Of Bells heirs, James
Z. Davis, and others. cont lining lso Acrrs
about . Acres of which cleared
l., \ TIACTOF Ian ID situate iu Mplt-omerN
Towns iP- lndianH County, about i've mil z
from Cherry Tree, formerly owned 10y Chap
man l-ydic.) containing 90 4 cres. p A Acres C.
whieh are cleared. having thereon erected q
two story Frame House, Bank Barn. Wage
Shed &c, &c. There Is alssa thriving youii :
apple Orchard on this property
r. /. JOHNSTON
Ebenshurg. March 30. 1877.
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THE Poor OLD TRA1IP" is the title Of a
new aud beautiful song and chorus, by Will
l.. Thompson, author OF the famous "Gdthsr-
arg Shells from the Sea Shore" Dealers are
ordering it by the thousand. The whole
country will soon be singing - The Poor Old
Tramp" w. l.. Thompson & Co, Publish
ers, East Liverpool, ..
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OEgECi Y.

LiTTLE.-DieG. March -. 1877, at the resi-.
dence oi her graHdfather. Henry O'Harra,
Esq, in MunJser township, PATIENCE J. ta ug h
ter OF Henry ana Emma Z. Little, aged Is years
and months.
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+ ORETTO PROPERTY TO LET
A DMINISTRATION NOTICE,

IA Estate of PETER b. PARRlsH decd i.
Letters of administration on the estate of Peter
b. Parrish. Iats Il Munster township, Cambria
county, Pa. deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, to whor all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment and those
having claims on demands viii make known The
game without delay.
HM. RRISH, Administrators
Munster Twp April 6, lsTT.-6t.+
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NOTICE.

- EstaTe of ROBERT SIsK, deed.
Having been granted letters testamentary on
the estate of Robert Ssk, late OF ! lesheny town
ship Cambria county, ieeeased the ssns,ef signed
hereby notifies al persons indebted to said estate
that payment OF their respective aceuants iss4is, he
made without delay, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them to
me properly authentieai ed tor settlement.
JOHN S1Sh. Executor.
March 90, -. Gi.-
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1877. SPRING 1877,
oP ENSE
N Is w SO ifS.

We have now open in ALI onr departments
full lines Cf SPRING NOVELTIES We
call particular attention to our elegant as
sortmert of SPRING WRAPS comp isiug
DOLMANS, CIRCFLARS, SACQUES aud
SUA WIS, which we show Ia all The neg
materials ard shapes We also offer a mag
nifCent stock of NEW DRESS GOODS
consisting of Black aud Cooret. Cashueres
Baskets, Cloths, Camels Hair, sc. Special
bargains in Black aud Colorcd Silks Just
Oupl4l
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IF YOU WANT

- Z W w AIN !
Customers, iAught
Boarders, TO be Bought,
Agents, silver or Colo.
Orders, Merchandise Sold,
Servants Place. Goods 70 Appraise,
Lawyer or iasc. Opening Days
Musical Tenchcrs. To announce:
Po1ui~r Preachers, Houses or Acres,
Cooks. Butchers or Bakers,
To Hire or Let, Votes.
Offices. Dress, skirt or Fiouncc
Basement, A Cure for Disease,
First Floor y hanIy NaliSe,
Easement. a Muslin Chemisc,
70 fGrchaSe q Eet-- ilghCCSt,
Horse. Teas,
Mare. Bees.
Monkey or Bear. Peas;
Bloodhound or Spitz, OR prone
Free from Fits, To make known
To Hire "a Hall, Your StOru.
\ Tender of Bars. iHusteIry,
\ Driver of Cars. Dry o uOds,
an Elegant Carriage, Upholstery,
An Opueit Marriage, .Picnics,
Play, Concert or Bail, Excursions.
Skates, Knick Kuncks,
Plates; Diversions.
To sell to gay Great tures Cloths ready made,
Diamonds, Increase OF Trade
Pearls, Goals, Coke and Wood,
Rings. Pictures,
CUris. Lectures.
Or wash for their fea-r All kinds of Food;
tureS. Works on Theology,
To buy any odd thing, Mag . AStroiogy,
OR sell any odd thing; Wealth or Felicity.
Cats. Worldwide P4D!IGity.
Kats' Flags,
Fats. IRngS
Bats. Nays
PanraloOns, Hats. Dress Shirts CT Collars
Resplendent Cravats, Almighty Dollars,
Mutton Beef; Houses to Rent
Financial Relief, Store. Tenement,
Stocks, Cash to be Lent,
Clocks, Cash to be Spent,
Locks. Scent.
Socks. Tent,
Fortmanteau or Box, iROman Cement,
Pig. Sheep or OK, Go
Or even beau Read the advice,
hen III n trce Far beyond price,
Take the advice Written below
Written below
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DISTRESSING AND FATAL ACCIDENT
From the current issue of the Hollidaysburg
Standard we clip the following, to which we
add the fact, CLEANED from the Register that
the poor little victim died of her wound
about o'clock Monday morning last.
The Standard says
We have just learned the particulars OF
most distressing accident which occurred rear
Lean rsViiie. this county. on THURSDAY or tfl-
day last and which has shrouded the household
of our friend. ID. NJ. Lott, in deepest gloom. 1t
seems that two of his children. girl of nine
and boy of seven. were at the residence OF
their ma ,ernal grandmother, a few yards from
the parental home While engaged iC play
they discovered an old pistol. AS the grand
mother bad no idea that the weapon was loaded
she allowed them TO keep il ana was in no way
alarmed. What was her horror 80 hear sharp
report and see tue little girl reel ard fall
with a bullet in her brain. The boy had point
ed he pistol at his sister in jest, pulled the trg-
ger and ths contents entered the right temple,
destroying the right optic nerve and lodging
,mewhere in the left temple. We hear ru-
NOR as we go to press that the child is q cad,
and DIR. Smith, who saw her on sunday, in
forms us that il not already dead recovery IS
entirely impossible.
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Delaware Water Gap is to be the OBJ
jective point of the coming summer excnr-
SION of the PENNSYLVANIA Editorial Associa-
tion. which is to take place as usual i'll the
latter part of June. As the Association has
not been on an 'excurt' for two years, it is
not out of order, is it. to remark at this par
ticular jnncrure, Water Gap WAS there, my
cuuutryuen?
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A DMINISTRATION NOTICE.
n ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

"A ESTATE OF PATRICK SLATTERY, decd
Having seen appointed Imiu uistFatrix 3f he
last Will and testament Of Patrick SiSItery. iats
OF Washington township. Cambria county. deed.
the undersigned hereby notifies all persons in
debed to the estate of said dcccdent that pa
must be made without delay. and those ia, ing
demands against the same II secure settlement
by presenting them in properly aut aenticated
form. MARY SLA ArTERY. AdmiuisiraIrIN.
Washington Twp March , 49,. q.
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Who WANTS TO INVEST
vALuAsLE REAL ESTATE

THE subscriber will sell on tiie most ravors
Ole terms and give immediate possession
rh..f felf
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500 East E2th street.
ALTOONA, PA.

81 Highest cash prices paiJ for scrsp paper. old
paper and rags. is-e-lml
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L. AND sure EoS. flafa IL ss,.Ernllfawn
tsno~ located ~ -. AUErstine. ga RitFia faiis,i
y lSil calls shcutd * raas * lss Pest-o1se. -
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alexandria 6azette
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 10.

TIE DUEL BETwEES BOWIE AND SPAS1ARD
AT the appointed hour sll parties were on the
ground, Bowie, as usual, perfectly cool, the
Spsnisrd very furious and excited The Span
ards second Won the. choice Of position, which
gave the second Of Bowie the word. They were
to stand back to back, rifle perpendicular, up
ward or downward, to wheel as before stated
Hero arose an instance Of genius over routine.
In the army the manoeuvres are intended Ior
regularity before time, but in such cases as TINS
regularity was of no moment, but time every
thing. When the Spanisrd heard the word TO
wheel" he, of course, executed 1t in true MILL
tsry style, in ''three motions" but Bowie, whose
whole life hsd been spent in depending upon
himself, not regulating his movements BY those
of others, and who had been compelled IN ms
warfare against Indians or in procuring game
to take every position, execute every change OF
body necessary for the occasion to insure sue
cess instead Of wheeling, as the SpanlsTd was
doing, simply turned the body from the hips,
or on the hips, holding the feet hrm, which, OF
course, brought HIM around quicker than his
antagonist, and enabled Bowie to tire irst, and
to drive his ball through tho brain CT his anita
gonist This, Bowie said, anybody could DO II
they only possessed Prerequisite quslity-nerVe.
WsLkeS Spirit
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

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~ Baltimore, Md, from long experience IN
Hospital and Special Practice, will guarantee a
Cure in sill Diseases of the Urinary Organs,
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General De-
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indi:cretions and abuses. Also all Female Com
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cured in TO 10 days. Dr.: r., endorsed by the
leading physicians Of Baltimore, guarantees
honorable and scientific treatment to nj placing
themselves in his hands. All consultations
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FOR N il " YORK

The Al Steamships L. 9. KNIGHT xsaas
and JOHN GIBSON leave tho com-SaA&42
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY SAIUR-
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
Al East River, EVERY SATU KDAf al four
O'clock u. lii.
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A CARD.-Circumstanccs rendering it de-
Il sirsble that should locate in Baltimore, l
hsvo transferred my DENTAL pRACTlCE in
Alcxandria to DIR. D. II RUST. He has bean
for so many years associated with ME rs 10 need
no introduction or endorsement, his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. l cordially commend blm.
to the favor of my friends and patients, Ms well
worthy OF the position to which ho succeeds, snd
bespeaE for him the practice with which, iof 90
long, / hsvo been favored.
JAMES Z. HODUklN.
Alexandria, Va, mar lott
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, now and substantial .sT@
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX + .Aa700aosszzs2 -
leaves the company's wharf, Washington, LF-
O'Clock y. M, and Alexandria at $40 p. H.; ro-
turning leaves Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, ST 3 o'clock y. III. This line
connects st Norfolk with the ships Of the Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation Company
for Boston and Providence. and affords the
their connections throughout New England
Fareto Norfolk "a: round trip Sc. Tickets good
until used.