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The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21

az. & inn thb nssghboihood. He
mt aboard : small schooner that
IA been chartered -ior the trip,
md after an uneventful voyage
,auded in Florida. Thence, after
brief stay. he went in a coastlns
ressel' to Cuba, and there his tron-
oles began again. These smooth
I'd over, he went TO Spain, accom-
5aniSd 10y the mysterious Hunt
whose identity is partially reveal
Isdsiu the narrative. Mr,sIweed,s
.,istory sipceA his arrival in Spain
$ iolerably familiar-to'the public.
On December 6, 1875. Mr.. Tweed
wrote to Mr.. O'Conor, offering to
make restitution SO far as he could,
owing up all OF his remaining pro-
perty, offering his services as they
night be required for the further
.lucidation of the Ring mysteries,
and giving up also all me,aorandi'
md Information in his possession
touching the operations of himself
and those connected with him
when he was in power, asking only
that this last specified documen'
tary evidence should not be made
public, except when necessary fol
the ends sought TO be attained
/ am an old man. he said, great
lly broken in health, east down IL
spirit, and can nc. longer bear N,
bur,ien.' faH
Probably before many day
MIR. Tweed viii again be p FREE
man.
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Wherever We find a community
which encourages home industry
und home enterprise, we find one
that Is growing in wealth aud
power. Then encourage the home
mechanic, and he will in turn pa
tronize frrmers, merchants, and
others among whom he resides.
What the South most needs is
home manufactures; and these, IL
turn, will create q home market
for all our products.
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A Formidable Negro Conspiracy
in Georgia.
From, the n. Y. Herald ]

Aohi sA1C - AASAos0
ArLANT,. April IA party Of
men from Crawford, Og'ethorP+
county, have been securing Atlanta
for the past two days in search OF
Luke johnson, the negro fanatic
who melted the bloody riot in that
village last week. They succeeded
IN capturing HIM last night toee-
Their with three OF his con!eder-
ates. N"}
He says that his attempt to get
possession Of the postoffice was
uccssioned by the fact that MIR.
Pace, the postmaster, in reading
the names Of appointets TO post
Offices in the South, read the name
Of Luke Johnsan, for Crawford.
Upon inquiry he was informed
that the name had been read ont
simply as a joke. He declined to
believe this, however, thinking the
white men were trying to cheat
him out of his rights, and made a
formal demand for the Office. This
being refused, he then persuaded
his secret society to assist him in
taking it b.. force. He denied that
they had determined to make the
assault. but were merely Discussing
1t when the Marshars posse inter
rupted them. He says that his
men fred on the posse after the
house had been tired upon. He
reports that one negro WIS wound
cd, \ fact not heretofore known.
Later developments show that
the spirit OF this negro club war
even worse than was suspected ut
first. 1t had been nursed up to
frantic fury, and there is little
room to donbt that terrible conse-
quences would have grown ont Of
it had not the matter been check.
ed by the unexpected attack OF the
club Cd the msrshal's posse. The
ringleaders are all safely jailed
and will be tried regularly and the
facts elected. Inquiry Of post
office officials shows that johnson
had not received the appointment
OF postmaster.
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-gy weeds Story. Z

The New York Sun OF the 4th
list. contains "Tweed's Story" in
fall, giving u very interesting ac-
count Of lis escape and wander
ings. 1t publishes the following
as an editorial on the subject
1.-The narrative that we publish
this morning Of the adventures of
Mr. Tweed after his escape on
December 4, is very interesting.
1T will not tend to the admir.-
lion of the keenness of the officers
who had hlm in charge, but it may
restore confidence in their honesty
to know that Mr.. Tweed was car
ried of by burglars. Various
schemes for his release had been
suggested to him by criminal fel-
low inmates of Ludlow street jail,
the one finally adopted being a
contract for specified sum to
carry him of and deliver him safe
on the coast Of Florida. The day
when all arrangements were com
plete was indicated to Mr.. Tweed
by q peculiar mark Oh the door
step of his house in Madison
avenue, which he visited frequent
ly. When the proper time had
come, Mr.. Tweed frs. gave his
keepers a banquet with plenty OF
wine, ard then at the appointed
nionent slipped from they house
and into "A covered wagon, which
was drawn by IA circuitous route
to point Oh the North river not
far from the Weehawken ferry
landing. There a boat was il
waiting, aid Tweed was taken
across the river to the Palisades
In the almost untrodden forest be-
hind these rocky cliffs he found
shelter in house, with protectors
F, and guards OF the sane kind a,
chose who had safely removed hin
from New York. Secluded in /,
spot from whence he could almost
took down upon the busy city, liz
vas silent and deeply interested
spectator Of the tumult which fol
owed his departure. Waiting 70.
vents with the hope that some
hing favorable might turn up
| cope sank within him when MI
)'CCnnor, as one risen from tn
:raye, again appeared in court TO
he prosecution Then Twee,
hanged his residence to a fisher
aan's INIT on Staten Island, where
rSA close by the city and whenc'
'nce he made a trip to Brooklyn
! he 6nally arranged for bis depar
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Ridgely. a colored member o.
The Legislature, from Concordia
parish, WAS in. favor OF having
Barrett turned over to the author
tiles to be prosecuted for perjury,
when a motion was before the
House for his expulsion. after he
had returned to the rump.
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Xashinpton, NeW 7

CbOOO Can't be made By es
DJ CJ every month In - n
We ia. ulsil, hut those willing
can easily earn u dozen dohs
right in their own localities
room to explain here. bis'hs
ant and honorable. Wo.nen' n
a.d girls do as well rs men.
furnish yOu a complete outnt -
business pays better than any'
We will bear expense Of ssu
Particulars free. Write and
n,ers and mechanics, their
daughters, and all classes =
paying work ut home, sAou'a
US and learn All about the woE.
Now Is the time. Dont "
dress True a. Co.. AusustA
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AT HOME OR ABROAD .

AT HOME OR ABROAD &c.
DIR. J. h. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier. recog
nized all over the world as the
best tonic, invigorator and purifier
Of the blood. For puny and weak
children, or delicate females, an
absolute necessity. Dr.sJ. II. Nc
Lean, 3lA Chestnut street, st.
Louis, No.
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Saturday last was q week o ter
rible storm Of wind, rain and sleet
passed over a large portion Of our
State, and considerable damage
was done to property in several
localities.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE EAsTRRN QuEsrI0N.


Berlin, April IA circular
aote from Prince Gortechakof is
expected, setting forth the neces-
sity Russia il under OF proceeding
against Turkey.
,1LlrARy PREPARATIONS.
Vienna, April 13.-Russia in
teeds to form, this month, q North
ern army in Poland. whittier re-
serves from tho military districts
of st. Petersburg and Moscow will
be directed. Orders to this effect
are expected next week.
eg THE ARlI1sTIcE ENDED.
London, April l3.-Reuter tele-
grams from Constantinople state
that the Turkish Senate did not
reverse the decision Of the depu-
ties respecting Montenegro. Al
the last moment the Senate re-
ceived an order not to discuss the
question. The armi-tice expires
at midnight if not prolonged. II
is probable, however, both sides
| will remain on the defensive.
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.VICK's
FLOWER & VEGETABLE GIN

is the most beautiful work of III
in the world. 1t contains Asu1k|
pages, hundreds of fine illuat1
and six Chrome Plates u ~
beautifully drawn and colorsd li4|
ture. Price 50 cents in paper -
S1.O0 in elegant cloth. Printed N
man and English.
:.Vick's Floral Guide Is Cent ~
"Sick $ Ca.alogue"--3o0 illust1
only 2 cents.
Address JAMES WICK
Rochcstsr 4 |
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ITlcK's FLORAL GUIDE i

UICK'S FLORAL GUIDE
Y tiful Quarterly JournN h
illustrated and containing - q
colored Flower Plate with ~ +
number. Price only Is ceun }
year. The first number Of ~
issued in German aud English.
"vick's Flower and veRusslk :
den," in paper 80 cts; via Pa
cloth cover, $l.O0.
"Vick's Catalogue" 800 illm1,u|
only 2 cents
Address JAMES VICE
Rochesfer, Il
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LOCAL BREvlTIES.

has been very changable. we
had strong winds, cool mornings,
and cloudy weather, with little
rain.
The days for arrival OF the
mail have been changed. 1t comes
on Wednesday and Saturday OF
each week now instead Of Tues
day and Friday. Il
Our farmers report very IA
yorable prost ects for q good crop
Corn, as n general thing, is we'll
advanced, and cotton is doing
splendly. Is !
The river is higher now than
it has been for several months;
but there is great dropping IF IN
the arrival Of boats. We learn
that there is more cotton at Min
den waiting Shipment than any
other place in the Red River
country. Y +ttk -
Richard Fields and Aaron
Robinson had their preliminary
trial before Judge Raglan on Tues
Gay last, for breaking into and
robbing the store of MIR. August
Keller. His Homer held them Ill
bond to.appear at the next session
OF the Parish Court. Being I'M
able to give the necessary security
they lie in jail awaiting their trial.
The Clubhouse belonging to
Mr.. Levin Smith, on Bayou Patta-
seau, about seven miles below here,
was burned yesterday morning.
It was one of the finest gin-houses
in the State, being built at cost
Of $4,000. The insurance policy
expired ON the first Of tins month.
The origin o. the fire is not known.
The attention Of taxpayers
business and professional men is
called to the Tax-Coilector's no.
tice in our advertisement columns.
Mr.. Nash can be- found at the
store of Mr. G. H. Mumford, daily,
and will straighten up matters
with alacfity. Settle up, gentle
men; it takes money to run the
government.
-Chas. II. Thomas has intro
duced bill in the Packard House
for the Incorporation of the tow.
OF Colfax. At last account it lad
passed its second reading. We
would like very much to see our
town Incorporated, and wish that
Col. Randolph would bring the
subject before the Nichols Lesis-
lature for its action. All our cit
liens are in favor of it. ..
by the last trip of the Bart
Able the store OF c. II. Mumford
received large supply Of grocer
los. provisions, dry goods, a fine
variety of gentiemen;s spring and
summer suits, boots, shoes, etc,
etc. Mr.. Pirtle invites the old
friends and customers of The
house, and the public generally, to
give him >an early call. us he is
certain he can fit them with sGl,s
that will suit them ii. prices.
On the 18th inst. Wm. o.
Harrison, of Natchitochcs parish
was severely bitten by huge rat
tlesnake. He was loadinga wagon
with fence rails when the reptile
bit him. In striving to ward of
the snake it bit him on the hand
its faEgs tearing ont the Hest
when Mr.. II. succeeded in gettiD,
away from it. lie suffered intense
" for about twenty-ionr hours
and tie physician despaired Of his
life, but at the expiration of tina
time the remedies used began I,
have effect and he got some ease
We are happy in eing able t
state that MIR. Harrison has yer.
nearly recovered from the effect o.
the bitsf.
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The Chicago Times. says. had
the evacuation Of Columbia and
New Orleans been simultaneous,
President Hayes would have been
supported by . solid South.
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~. ~. IiuieS Oh tue ftn iuSt
An exciting interlnde in the iii
terview was the cross examination
of Judge II. A. Hunter, who was
asked WHO did you vote for for
governor 2" He replied Nichols.
Q. Who did you vote for for
President? A. Tilden.-
O.. How long have you been
DeInocrat? IA. AiltIny life; / was
born a Democrat right in this
State, and l expect to die a Dem
ocrat.
O. Why do yen now desert the
Democratic party and support Mr..
Packard +? A. Because tue Dem
locratic party has left me and doe S
not project the rights Of the citi-
izens, but advocates murder, and !
do not approve of murder; and
because l believe Packard was
squarely elected. and q majority of
the white people of my district
{ Rapides, Grant and Vernon par
ishesj prefer him for grvernor.-
Extract from Aeridenee tefore the
Commission.
The Chicago Tribune has read
the. abese and makes .his editorial
statement .: e"Paekard has got n
genuine political chameleon in his
cabinet of curiosities now on exhi-
bition before the Louisiana com
mission. 1t is district judge that
voted for Iilden and Nichols, bnt
is now strong for Packard. The
expense of such a gem i'm the ma
tural history of Pelican politics
must have been considerable. Yet
it cannot he cal.ed dear ut any
price. To have in his cabinet on
exhibition before the commission
a genuine "lilden, Nichols Dem
ocrat, crying, 'Rah for Packard :
must possess moral effect simply
incalcnlable in money! 9a 49,
The Pianos aud Organs manu-
featured by Mr.. Daniel T. Beatty
OF Washington. Warren count!
\. j., may with the utmost conf
dence challenge the world To a
comparison. They are unequaled
and carry otfthe palm. We heart
lily recommend them to all who
contemplate purchasing such in-
struments. You may with pessec;
confidence rely on AIR. Beatty,
who is a gentleman iofi honor AID
integrity see his business testi.
monials from citizens of his ia.
tive town, IN this paper. He viii
send you first class ins,rumen,
in every respect, as he is determin.
ed To maintain his present envia
BILE reputation, and he allows mons
other to leave his establishment
see his advertisements. Send fol
catalogue of prices. Address
Daniel F. Beatty, Washington
New Jersey.
! The Hon. Ben. Hill, says Tia,
New Orleans Times, seems to hav,
trong faith in President Hayes
God intentions. He said in N re
ent interview If the President
,ils, his failure will be caused b.
90 great. a desire to please To-
capy men, who cannot be please,
With anything wise, moderate q
Constitutional
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roslaolE1f A1D vlsiH1Tf
xnosf our MoxFeoxxax rTx1nzkg

! Street w0iins is the order OF
the day, and it is being carried OF
Mt lively rate.
The crops in this vicinity looh
well and the farmers are well 'ar
with their. work. ,..........-s.,
Mad dogs are still on the
rampage in this neiShborhood:
Quite a number have been killed
Mrs. Walker, living at Starks
mill, four miles from town, wat
bitten by one some weeks ago; No
symptoms OF hydrophobia yet. A
child Of James Mcdonald was also
bitten, living on the river above
town.
Mr.. George Fletcher. has bulls
water mill ON the Dartigos. II
is not only success but a grea'
addition to that community
Mr.. w. ". O'Neal and also Mf
Joseph. Land, intend TO built
two more. We would sugges
that Mr.. Land add n ool-cardins
Fmachine to his, as he will have
plenty of water power. and l
would certainly pay a handsome
profit.
! The citizens of this portion @
Grant parish look upon Barret
and his bill rs grand humbugs
We look upon anything enacte
by the 'rump" House as null; bu
We have an everabiding faith j
tha Nichols Government. "
would inform Mr.. Barrett that W
drink moe bdttetinilk IN til
: neighborhood than whiskey. an
the bills he introduced do not Col
ccrn us SO much as to cause us I
get up big mass meeting to tax
them INFO consideration.
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(rAPrAiN PARKER HAIR
Carpenter and b~
Colfax, La,

Respectfully informs tho g
Grant and adjoining par'sne
work entrusted to him
formed in . substantial and
ma01sT.
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soci.l and inddetripl disturbances
and buSiness depression which
char ctefised Kellogg adminis-
|<rssson.
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in the Organs and Pianos manukt
by
6 Q r MIS- Il & 6
WASHINGTON. n ],
To all who wish to purchass =
ORGAN or PIANO, We can ~
say that for
Artistic COnStl'uc6c
Beautiful Finish, and Sweet
Qualities. our instruments takes
those of the
MOST CELEBRATED
MANUFACIu
Our only claim to favoritisn e's
leading manufacturers is
OUR LOW PRICES
reduced to meet the reqniremeno
times. Determined not to be ~
and at the same TINE furnishing
nents that We fully
Warrant for
Five Ye
We invite correspondence thai
have All opportunity to prove -
lily all that We here assert.
Our PIANOS are furnished =
improved
| GRAND FRENCH AcTp1
The very best in use. Thsy :
HEAVILY STRUNG with the
wire /; and the cases are Of g
wood, perfectly seasoned and
Warranted not to Crack q
Our ORGANS are furnishes
the modern improvements =
action. cabinet style, adnirap
for the pmlor.
| ~ Send for illustrated cafsS
price list. Address,
CORNISH & 0|
Washington, New :
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O r G A N 81
p I A N o q

All the latest Improvements 9a
in the Organs and Pianos manuft|
by
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GEEAL NOTICES.

ETIRHINIA, to with tho Circuit Court Of
= Fairfax county, July Hules, 1871.
Fountain EeGttio}
ASt. I In chancery.
Robt. LAing, ,dettj
Memo The object Of this suit is t. obtain a
docTae ior the specific performance Of certaln n
nrrear1 cnt made snd entered into bo.woen the
said Robert LsinG and Green g Wise, agents OF
Fountain Bcnttio aaa ratified by the said Foun-
tain Bea:tio, dated tho 9Th day Of Docember,
1875.
1t appearing By affidavit fled that tho said
defendant is not resident Of tho State OF Vir-
ginia. il is ordered that no appear within ono
month after duo publication hereof and do Whist
is necessary TO protect his interest. A copy, testo.
T. d. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Mostly ard Kont s, Neale, sol. for compPt.
jy 10-w4w
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T AnIES' DRESSES END OUTFITS.
ISAAC EICH BENG,
ISuln Z nanf C,r q lax.ndrin

StsS + Z Il Il > l - Y & :! = = Y :: n i q
Washington, y. e.,
Have during the past few weeks been steadily
adding to their supply OF
LADIES' AND jiI6SES SUITS
and ss e result have one Of the lsrgcat and NOS.
varied sssortmonts TO be found in America,
Immediately thEt now article is brough. Cut
by tho leaders Of the mode they take measures 10
be supplied with it, so that thcr lady patrons
can always 1ad what. they want, CT WilG. Las
leon suggested to their fancy anywhere.
In PERCALE SUITS their stock is COM
plete They show Plain and Combination Per-
Gales, in Checks and Stripes, and in ell coiors
and shades. The most fastidious tss.e canIct
escape being satisfied and tho prices raugG SIS
follows: S., 81, S., S5.75 and Sc.
Blue, Green, Black and Brown, and with Trim
Em6roideries. The prices are: ST, 81 50, SIS,
$50, &c. $3.50. S7.25, 3d. S1l.37 and Sl2.
CAMBRIC CVERSKIETS and BASQUES,
in all shades of Blue, Black. Green and Brown,
edged with all tho stylish tints sad trimmed in
Er1broideries, Bands and ToTehon Lace, at So,
S4, SIS and S67
A full and very elegant limo CT entirely NE "
LINEN SUITS. trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in prico from S. to $3.50.
Linen Over5kirt5 and Basqaas, in endiess va
ricty, trimmed in Patiugs Elnbroideries,
LAGOS and Braided, in ell coors and shapes,
and at prices from $5 to S12.T5. Poonaises
trimmed in Bands, Plaitngs snd Braids from
$4 to $780,
LADIES SUMNER ULSTER5 au indis-
penssble and very 'tone.y" garment, iE ell tho
latest ehspes and with different trimmings, an d
of all sizes, lengths and dimensions 1t moderate
figures, running from $3.50 to $50.
The grand department. Of WHITE SUITS IS
one of the most important Of thi3 house Tho
stock is iacgo but veil selected und unsurpassed
for design. make snd finish throughout Tho
different patterns Of suits embrace PolGne;ses or
Overskirts aud Ba:ques @. reduced prices, run
ming from S. to s18; also White Ovcr2kjrtG and
Basques from So 10 S1i 30.
a line Of very graceful Poiona.sas marked
down 10 rates varying from So TO $40.
Particular attention is called 10 10. Of stylish
White Basquos, trimmed with IIaco Embrolte-
ries. LAGOS and Kuiios, and marked only $3.50
TO SO.
They will opon tn;s wcck ne1 end very su-
porior liro of first class Il Il E,N and CAAiERIC
SUITS. These will be trimmed with handsome
shaded aod iin!ol eElbr3leries, in Ell tic now
and becoming co!0rs They will bo nlar!od at
tho lowest possible figures, snd ws predict will
just suit tao taste Of ladios VINO sppTeciats Artist.
ic things. TAYLOR u HUFTy.
je G-tf G33 IA. av., Washington, y. &.
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HenryE Englehardt's Lager Beer.

(BottIed for Fatally Use and Shipping)
Tho attention Of the public is respectfully call
od 10 worry superior article Of LAGER and
WEISS BEER, brawed from the best halt and
Hops, with the greatest care for its purity, and
pua up in the most convenient style with patent
shoppers.
Invalids or ielicsSc persons will dorlVe much
boroit from its Uao. Orders left ct Louis hp"
pich' 5 restaurant will receive prompt attention.
Country merchants aad dealers supplied at
loves: rates. Delivered to any part Of the city.
HENRY ENGLEHARDT, Z,
,ny5 Yves. End Brewery.
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HOOi6s, STATIONERY, &c.

HsO1fAS, STATIONERY, &C.
DECEIVED TODAY
IL A. FRENCH'S,
NO. 95 KING STREET.
Now and very handsome styles Of farc:o'los
ut very low prices.
A lob lot Of Envelopes just received viii DO
sold at about ono half tho usual pricn.
NEW BOOKS TODAY.
The Marquis of Ljssic, by George McDon-
ald 75c.
Me; SOC.
The American Senator, by Anthony %7ol.
aope; SOC.
Garth, by Julian Hawthorne; ST..
Alter Many Days, by Christian Reed ; Sl.
A Woman Halter, by Charles Read; 73c.
New Books daily.
jy3 Il. =. FRENCh.
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ICsi CREAM, soDA wATEs:, &c


NOTICE
respectfully INFORM my customers .ad tbe
public eenorally that having improved my Ia
cilities fer the manufacture Of
ICE CREAM,
AZ, now prepared to furnish families. picnics
and parties al the lowest rates with q superior
article, in quantities TO suit.
MY ICE CREAM PARLO2S will BIO found
as comfortabloas any in the city, they having
recently been reftted for the comfort end con-
venience OF my patrons, who will be servod at
ali hours with DELICIOUS CREAM Of any
desired flavor, and ice cold SODA WATER,
made Of the purest Syrups.
FRUIT of all kinds in season.
A large line of CONFECTIONERY GOODS,
such rs CANDIES, NUTS, &C., constantly On
hand and for sale wholesale and retail ct bottom
pricos CHRISTIAN SCaAFER,
No 8 north Fairfax st.,
nv 22-3n AlcxanGria. Va.
DEhDY FOR SUMMEk.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST |, 1877.
FDss SALE OR RENT.

N7OR RENT-!losiriag smaller house, the
4, one III which I reside is offered for rent.
For particulars enquire Of Samuel G. Brent,
King street.
jy2l VIM. KILGOUR