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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
New Catholic Crusade.

The New York Times of the I'd inst.
has the following special from Lon
don:
"a new crusade is the next scheme
of the Papal propagandists. The Vat
lean has settled upon grand plan for
the crusade which is to be called The
International Catholic League and
the project has been sanctioned by the
Pope. The centre of the new organi-
zation Is to be Rome, and it is to have
general fund, and to be directed by
a committee at the headquarters, with
complete administrative organiza-
ton and branches everywhere. The
declared object of this new body are q
defense of their rights and freedom,
in view of the laws adopted against
the church and the Pope, the re-es-
tabllshnent of the temporal power, of
which the Pope has been deprived by
force the restoration of the rights of
the Holy Sea the organization and
establishment of the Catholic press in
every considerable centre to support
the instructions from Rome. The ca
lumnies of the opposition press are to
be met by legal proceedings. The
Pope In a private circular has express
ed hope that all Catholic associations
will unite in this league, and the no.
bility and clergy are ordered to unite
in battling for the freedom and uni
versal sway of the church. The priests
and bishops are urged to agree all for
one and one for all. All centres of
home organizations are to be in tele-
graphic communication direct with
the Vatican. This new scheme is
causing extraordinary excitement on
the continent, and may In some meas
ure account for the Increasing friend
illness of Italy and Germany. 1t is q
curious fact that not one London jour-
nal has any information on this re-
markable topic. but 1t is nevertheless
a fact which ! have on the best au-
thority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

TOMATO CATSUP.-For four or five
quarts of catsup, boil one peck of ripe
tomatoes fifteen minutes without re-
moving the skins, and strain through
seive; put into little bag one tea
spoonful each of ground cinnamon,
alspice and black pepper, and put
these with one pint of good vinegar
into the strained tomatoes, and boil
the whole carefully from three TO five
hours; when sufficiently boiled and
condensed. stir In one tablespoonful
of ground mustard and one teaspoon
ful of ground cayenne pepper, salt to
taste, and keep 1t In weil-corked bot
ties. This catsup will keep for years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

The planet Mars seems to be put.
ting on a good many airs for one who
carries red face and stays out so late
o'nights. Our naval observers have
been taking a close look at this gay
young gambolier. and they find that
he has been travelling about al this
time with female satellite. Furth.
ermore, some astronomers are almost
positive that they have seen a band
of strikers congregating together up
on his crust and calling out for bread
or blood. rs Mars inhabited?' will
be the popular subject of lectures dur
ing the coming season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

1t was In Baptist church al Spring
field, the other evening. that those
who felt they had special cause fol-
thsnkfulness were asked to testify,
and a genuine son of toll arose and
said: II am not much of public
speaker; / don't know as 1 am q
Christian; mebbe I'm not, but the
Riverent Henry Ward Beeoher said g
fortnight ago as how the working
man could live on bread and wather,
and thank the Lord the newspapers
are giving him h-ll for it."-BOstO,a
Globe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
"Bijah ]"

It was rather mean In the boys. but
they like BIah and feel that he will
forgive and forget. He had5ust COM
menced sweeping out, when boy
came running around the corner and
excitedly enquired:
where's Bijah-where's the old
man?'
Il am here was the deep-toned re-
ply. Have you discovered big
nosed boy on somebody's doorstep"
Here's telegram for you-charges
thirty cents, said the boy as he hand
ed 1t out.
The old man turned q shade paler
and his chin began to culver as held
the telegram between his teeth and
hunted for change. When he had
raked up four nickels and ten coppers
he sat down to open the envelope,
musing:
Il know IL Is bad news. / dreamed
of walking In a green meadow with
an angel last night, aud 1 thought her
breath smelled of lager. / guess my
sister is dead
The dispatch read:
Boston. Aug. 10, ,1877.-BJah Joy
Mayor of this city leaves for Detroit
this morning to have look at your
feet. Please flatten them out as big
as you can. Tom COLLINS.
He read 1t over three times without
stopping, and when he finally real
lied its full significance, he slid up to
the corner to look for the boy. The
boy was half block away, waiting
for an explosion. They stood and
looked at each other for a long min
ute. They were like two statues. Nei-
ther smiled a smile. One could have
heard an omnibus drop. Bijah at last
forced CHASTITY grin and called out !:
Aren't you the dear, good boy to
whom l promised six figs, ten yum
yums, and pound of candy?
'Yepp,' was the ready reply.
Then, come and get them. darling
come and feast and be happy. Oh !!
how DO love boysn
IN see you later. Please call at
my Office retorted the lad.
BUah made rush, struck an avn
ing with his head. knocked down
some clothing and fell against rack
and as he limped back to his den the
clothier came out and said +:
If was an elephant I'd eat hay.
and have a regular stall in some
barn !'-Detroit. Free Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

The long expected revival in busi-
ness is reported as having made a sat
isfactory start at Baltimore. South
ern and Western buyers are flocking
to the town, and are buying for cash
having the money to pay. The Bal
timore Sun credits this state of affairs
to the restoration of confidence and
the excellent crops, and estimates
from $50, 600. 900 TO 500, ,OoO, 900 worth
more of grain will be exported this
year than in 1876. financially benefit
ing the United States to that extent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

You, George Washington Henry
Custis. git off7n dat ar hogs back wild
dem ar clean trowsers on ye, or I'll
take dis here piece OBJ saddle girt, boy,
an cut map oh Rooshin war on you
so deep dat whereber ye set down de
oder boys can go dar and study jogra-
fy. You hear me. boy?' and that
black rascal slid off the hogs back,
and commenced throwing stones at a
horse hitched to a wagon load of green
apples to make him run away aud
spill the load.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

TIMELY RECIPE.-Dysentery and
the ordinary sffiIctions TO which the
bowels are subject. can be readily con.
trolled by using the following: TIC
2 tsblespoonfuls of parched rice
ground fine and the same quantity OF
pure brandy, 20 cloves and 20 alspice,
ground, and one tablespoonful of ia
maica ginger. ] spoonful cayenne
add to above one pint Of bot strong
tea made from iron weed blossoms,
and three doses of one teaspoonful
each, will speedily control the most
aggravated case of dysentery. This il
DR.. John Hoffman's celebrated reel.
pe-one that has saved the lives o.
more children and adults, than any
other known to the practice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
A Nice Complexion.

A writer in the New York Times
ssys:-To prevent grease accumuiat-
ing on the face. bathe 1t often with
mild acids, or the juice of lemon or
tomato diluted; rub the face delicate
ly with a towel several times day.
To render the complexion smooth and
soft, apply cold cream mixed with wa
ter every night IN winter time. In
summer, apply oat meal water in.
stead. Beware ofgetting on too much
of any such preparation, as 1t renders
an uncomfortable night aud does
harm to the skin. Apply the oftener.
Late suppers have more to do with
muddy compilations and heavy eyes
than the girls realize. Never use cos
metics. They contain lead. Lemon
juice and sagar mixed, will remove
freckles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

the causes, and seek, by every posi-
bic measure, to improve their product
and :hus put prices on better foot
ing. For. notwithstanding the i'm
mense production in butter Of all
sorts, the demand for choice or fancy
butter is always greater than the sup
pIy.-X. 4. Hflturd Iga RrTdl NeaC
Yorker.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
Der Strike

] went into dot strike, Jake,
To see vat could get;
/ dou'd gone In no more, Jake;
On Got one ding yout pet.
You see dis place upon mine eye7
Dot cot above mine i3eade
Dis ia the FiFss time vas oud
Since dey took me home 80 bed,
Und now got no vork, Jake.
Und de children, dey want breads
I don't been sorry much, Jake,
II dey had killed me dead.
doTt dis vas q country, Jake,
We're people got rich quick;
madesome money once. Jake,
But the dam stuff wouldn't sdick.
vent in dot saloon der.
Und drissked mein lager beer,
Ind OF all the saoney vOt made
Not one cend / saved dot year.
Und now dot times got hard, Jake,
Und wages dey vas small,
4 dought q sdr1ke would do no harm,
Und now got no york al all
Und ven at night ven go home,
Ny wife she look so sod,
For We got no bread TO eat, Jake.
Und / dell you dot vas bad.
Won ding dis business taught me, Jake
Vatever else befall,
A half q loaf IS tsetter, Jake,
Dan 20 have no loaf ad all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

They had retired for the night and
were talking over the events of the
day, in the few minutes that inter
vene between going to bed and going
to sleep. 'Oh, that dreadful war In
Europer she said. In a voice of deep
concern. What place is that, my
daer, that a correspondent writes from
about the dreadful massacre?'
'Tirnova, my DEAR
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

What do they mean by bulldozing 2
asked an inquisitive wife, the other
evening. 'Isuppose they mean a bull
that is half aslsep.' And the Injured
wife kept on with her sewing, but
said nothing more.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

A looking glass heel for ladies' shoes
10 the latest fashionable folly.
Ex-Governor Hendricks has delay
ed bis departure from Europe until
the 18th. Tilden is there yet, and
there's no hurry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

The London Times says: "After
Washington, General Grant is the
President who will occupy the largest
place in the history of his country"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

1t has been found that kerosene oil
will remove dandruff and give the
hair fine gloss, but the aristocracy
will not use it on account of its cheap
ness.-Er.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Natures that have much heat, and
great and violent desires and pertur-
bations. are not ripe for action till
they have passed the meridian of their
years.-BdcOn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Crazy Horse left word that none Of
bis widows should spend anything for
Grape. but If they had an old army
blanket they might wear 1t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

The largest steer In Indiana Is In
the possession of Mr.. G. Lowe, of
Monen township, White county. It
weighs 1900 pounds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

The President Is informed that any
political speeches he may makes are In
violation Of the civil service order
Neao York Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

The frst fall poetry comes in just in
time to kindle the first fall fres light
ed to take the chill of the raw au-
tumaal evenings.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

A tart temper seldom sweetens with
age and sharp tongue is the only
edged tool that grows keener with
constant use.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Young man, don't go West. least
wise not to Minnesota-it'st too healthy
Eight sets of triplets and $50 pairs Of
twins were born there last year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

What Is that which can be right,
but never wrongs An angle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

When is a cannon like committee
When it makes report.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

In Mississippi and west Tennessee
hogs are being fattened on peaches.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Indians never kiss their wives kiss
ing is one of the Christian graees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

~ Great chance to make money. II
InEA You can't get gold you can get
Hill greenbacks. We need person In ey-
E-HEEa cry town 10 take subscriptions for the.
H1HEkf largest, cheapest and best illustrated
EHNtltf family publication in the world. Any
- - = - one can become q successful agent.
The most elegant works OF art given free to sub
scrberS. The priceis so low that almost everybody
subscribes. One agent reports making over Sl5O In
a week. lady agent reports taking over 100 sub
Scribers In ten days. All who engage make money
fast You can devote all your time to the business
or only your spare time. You need not be away
from home over night. You do IL as well as
others Full particulars directions and terms free.
Elegant and expensive Outfit free. If you want
profitable work send us your address at once. IL
costs nothing to try the business. No one who en-
cages fails TO make great pay. Address THE PeO-
pies Journal" Portland Maine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

To the unprotected men who go to
Salt Lake-Bevare o. the vidders.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

When is butter like Irish children
When it's made up into little Pats.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
The bosomest friend is the one that
steps forward in the time of need.

To rid yourself of your wife's female
friends-Make love to them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

The economical baby puts its toes
in Its mouth in order TO make both
ends meet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
Ok ELEGANT CARDS. Notwo alike With
AO name IOcts Postpaid. .Husted & Co Nassau N. Y

SaOs $f +:
ening substitute for all kinds of
IIvE.roI stimuants. 1t promptly relieves
al q nj AlkIA Dyspepsia. Oppression after Eat
OhAnhAOA ing. and every species OF Indiges-
tion. corrects all disturbances OF
1Yry1uD theStomach and Bowels and cures
IylNlxER Cramps, Chills, Fever. and Mala-
OlAtOhlb ria. ASK for SanfOrd's GINGER
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
j. H. ZEILIN & co.

,EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For Constipation. Headache, Pain in
the Shoulders, Dizziness, Sour StOm-
ache, Bad Taste I'm the Mouth, Bilious
Attacks, PaIpit alton of the Heart,
Pain In the region of the Kidneys, De-
spondency. Gloom and FOrebOding of
Evil. All of which are the offspring of
a Diseased Liver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

AUTHORIZED BY THE L. S. GOVERNMENT
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

COLIC IN CRILDREN-,
FOR CHILDREN complaining of
collie, headache. or sick stomach.
a teaspOOnful or more will give
relief. Children, as well as adults,
eat sOmetim eS too much supper or
eat something which does not di-
gest well. producing sour stomach,
heartburn or restlessness: good
dose OF Liver Regulator will give
relief. Thisapplies to persons of all
ages. tits the cheapest. purest and
best Family Medicine in the World.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering from
dyspepsia, dsordered stomach and liver, produc-
ing bliousnesS. heartburn coStiveness, weak ness,
irregular appetite. low spirits, raising food after
eating and oflen ending in fatal attacks of fever.
They know they are sick, yet get little sympathy.
The unfailing remedy to prevent these Affections
and restore health is SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
Manufactured only by
j. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Price, S1.OO. Sold by all Druggists.
22yl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-10
THOS, HOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

s. w, COR. KING i ST. ASAPH SIS.
Having removed into my now store with large
stock of STOVES of every description and III
endless variety of TINWARE and other goods
kept in that limo. 1 invite those in want OF such
goods to call and examine my stock, believing
can satisfy them both in price, kind and Quality.
as repairing Fire Place Heaters. Par,or, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves, also Roofing, Gutteringg
and Spouting, have bson greatly. enlarged anu
improved. enabling mo TO do such Work 81 'n'
hortest notice, ,,hos
HOT AIR FURNACES. for heating cr .n
MI ,vorlr ,usrrsntod TO gIve satisfaction.
Prices for goods, new work and F0pSs san is
low as tho lowest -,,IInIIJ-
MALL SUGAR CURED MA M s S ,Es pn.
= DERS and BREAKFAST oA0' -"
canvssssd' for sale by W. A. JOHNSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-10
MIR. sTErnENs ON TIE ELECTORAL CoMM,s.
lSeulalC Church.,

a LEAANDRlA UCI y IoII.
L havo Just been shown a card in the Gazetts
headed 'Beulah Church." charging that Rev.
that church, and that Rev. Mr.. Brooks is not
authorized to collect funds. ST.. Tho commu
nicaion is signed BIZ Mossrs. John Clark, VIM.
Green and John Wall ace, all Of whom have
long since been excluded from tho church in
question. We're it not for TIC fact that the eiti.
zsns of this city and vicinity arc 50 well &C.
troubles would reply at length but. as it is.
can find no filter manner Of making reply than
referring to my own record. and saying that tho
statement alluded to is incorrect, and comes
from an unreliable source II. j.. HARRIS,
Clerk Beulah Baptist Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-10
The STATE Depository.

State Treasurer r. NJ. i. Hunter has sent
the following letter to Governor Kempcr -
"rhn Act in reference to The depository banks
ur tic State OF Virginia makes il the duty OF
the Treasurer ul the Commonwealth to oommu
ncatn with the Governor if tor any reason he
shout! think that the public money ought not
to be deposited with any Of them. Ia the dis.
charge Of that duty II commend that the reve-
nue. OF The State should no longer be deposited
with tho First National Bank Of Richmond and
tho Union Bank OF Richmond for the reason
that when applied to in the urgent need Of the
State for u loan Of 500 600 they would neither
lend it themselves nor assist the authorities Of
the State to rails, i. elsewhere. III they we're
unable to do it, then it behoOVeS The State to
connect itseI with some stronger Institutions;
but If, On the other hand, they were able but
unwilling to loan tho money, the State ought
not to subject its credit hereafter to another re-
iusal calculated 10 10 urc its credit ia an emcr.
geDcy, rs was the case on recent 0ccaslOD, and
which, notwithstanding It's connections with
them az repositories made no effort to assist it
to relieve itself from its difficulties. | would
not strengthen an Influence by an official con-
nec;ion it there were aoy danger OF its being
used to the injury oil the State. II is true the
other banks refused to lerd either when first
asked because as they say, they we're unable
| to do 80, but as soon as they could raise the
funds they protIorcd loan of 100000 to the
State, which has been accepted and made.
The Governor, upon the reception Of this let
ter yesterday. issued the following order -
| The Treasurer Of the Stale having set
forth reasons why the money OF the State
ought DOT to be deposited in the First Nationa
Bank OF Richmond aud the Uoion Bank o.
Richmond, it is ordered that 10 future 20 such
deposits be made in those banks. and that tht
money of the State be hereafter deposited nnIs
in the Planters National Bank OF Richmond
and the Richmond BANKING and Insurance
Company until further provision BIO made b!
law"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-10

BGg"HoW TO GET AN ArrETGrE.-T man
or woman without an appetite "lho host tho
market affords presents little or no attractions.
The sooner such hspless individual puts tn
gastric organ in condition to enjoy tn odiblo
comforts which bountfal providence has pro.
vided, tho moro reason thoro will be TO faol
grateful for the suggestion. To do this invigo-
rate tho stomach with Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tors, which will enable that organ To digest prop
erly. and, since good digestion is tho parent Of
appetite, give birth 10 desire for food at the
intervals appointed by nature. With chronic
want Of appetite are usually associated norvous-
mesa, biliousness and constipation, threo OWLS
which are Speedily overcome by tho Bittors
All persons of a dyspeptic or bilious tendency
should use this heathful tonic daily, or at least
three or four limos week. A pursuance Of this
course will soon insure and confirm radical
change for tho better in tia condition Of tho
stomach and associate organs. oct 8-oo3t
nE3s~"rHE CORNER" S. w. OF KING AND
Fairfax streets, DEALHAM'S, is the only
place to buy FIRST GLASS MERCHANT
TAILORS' CLOTHING oady made.
First Glass Droas Suits $780, 1925, $40, Sc.
Business SHIFTS. SIS. Sc So S. So, $50, $50, tl5.
SIG 50, &c.
Ovcrcosts Ct Finost Imported Bnavcr. Satin
I.ino1, $40.
DO. Cut Beaver, both sides visible S.h.
Fronch Worsted $27.
Beavers SIS. Sis, $l2, $40 and $8.
Finest French Broad Cloth Goats, Satin liGod
| $50 and down to S..
| Diagonal Coat and Vost Of Finest Fronch
Worsted $25 down to SIS, &c.
In FINE CLOTHING you can save 3}l per
cent and get Thorn equal in all respects TO mer.
| chant tsiors', and my CHEAr CLOTHING
| is tho cheapest in tho market.
s. DEALHAM,
| oct5 G2 King ST., cornor Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-10
C8.NAL COMMERCE..

Arrved-Boats Nora 81 Willie 4 Bynon,
T Emery and M S Fernsner, t. Hamp u Bait
Coal Co; Occeola, ? Sinclair, A GroonlesS, jrr.,
and Nj S Haines TO Agnow s Co; q Slack,
G Barrol and V It Brashoars, TO Consoida-
ton Coal Co; l. A Long. Lloyd, Wm Oar,
row, d o Clsuyhton, I'll. Belts, j j. Reid, 81
.Dolifold and NJ NJ Lewis, to American Coal
Co; Hubert s. Kirby. limestone to Francis a;
J Humbird, City of Hamburg and = Merry:
man, to Sinclair j. Agnew j II Houck and NJ
Mertens, to Blaen Avon Coal Co; a Turner,
TO May field IL Hoston.
Departed NJ A Myers, l kreeps. w
Foley, Eleanor s. Katie. L. A Long, N Will
lisms, S Lloyd, e E Charles A Turner HUI.
bert & Kirby, w barrow, II q Claughton and
l. Belts.
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From y :EHEsssfEtVHs


=. SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TUE GAZETTE. |
WAsHINGroN, D. e., Ok. 10. 1877.
The crowd increases and the excitement con.
scouent unnn the orswuzatoD OF the House
grows apact.
The news from Ohio causes smile to ll!u
mine the faces Of the democrats, while the re-
publicans, like the little boy who got wet, have
nothing to SAY. Mr.. Sherman feels badly, and
will no doubt, feel worsc when the plas OF
wrath OF his own party arc poured out upon
his head. It is said that his Iinat ca policy DID
the work. The III j,riiy will, II Is thought
mount up to ~ 900. and another democratic
Senator will be added to the list.
Electiouccriug is going on here Vigorously
and now combinations are talked ct, showing
weakness on tho part Of those who would COM
binc The friends OF Randall arc still more
than confident, while the result III Ohio &C.
cares Thotnp on'a re- election n Sergeant ut
Arms, thereby weakening MIR. Say lers 81 anccs
for Speaker, ami there il rep"rt That his
friends will 90 for K,nl.l The contest Tor
Clerk and boorkecp,r is "ho', and over these
two Offices will be the main fight. Folk, OF
Missouri, for DAmkcrpcr is looming up, and
it is mere than prohab!.. l!iat TIA" umtest WILL
narrow down between HUI and Mr.. i'atcrs' n.
LATER
WAsulN0roN. Oct. To- p. m.-llOn.
John Gocdc, r., OF Virginia, has arrived
and bis numerous friends arc urging him
to become candidate for Speaker 1t is
understood that he will acceds to this request,
and enter the field, thus further comphcating
matters lie may be able TO concentrate the
opposition to Ran lall whiuh mono Of the other
Candidates oan do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-10
lions IN ALENANDRIA

III, market is active, aud prices arc 'r'h:
siour is in light receipt, and tho stock on hsho
small. Wheat is steady; offerings good, ana
sales of los bushels ut 130ali6. 81 to qaah'y'
Corn is firm, and 1870 bushels Of mix cd bfoushI
"a. No Rys reported, aud 26 bushels OF o"'s
sold at i4 and 81. Country produce IN light re-
co;pt, and prices higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-10

The annual elootion Of the directors of II
Western Union Telegraph Company was be-
10 New York 10 day. VIM. Orion Was re cecte
President. 1t was decided not to sond ont Q
annual report to tho public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-10
Alexandris, Va, Sopt. Is, 1877.

WE HAVE this day asso a with US IN
BUSINESS FENTON T. ROSS, of Loudoun
county, Va undor the style Of FISHER. ROSS
&Qq. Loot ~ IQtl FISHER s. BROTHER.