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The Lake County star., 1877-06-14

Gently appoiated rosm, was free to
whoever chose to sit down to it.
In those days it was nothing for
rich men to lose their thousands
there, and Chsmberlin Was very
rich. Bpt he could net avoid GAM
bling hilnself, and he would invest
in -tracks ct Lsng- Branch, and
go into y great many speculations,
and the hard times came on and
fools either hadn't the msney or had
grown wiser, and SO Chamberlin
came to grief. He is a posr man
to-day, and will stay SO till the
bucket gets full and begins to slop
over. Such men only thrive when
money is made very easily. Nor
risey is mere acute. When the
times were flush, he invested his
profits in good shape, and drew cut
Of all kinds of gambling except that
which could be run very clleaply.
Something like twenty gambling
houses have closed within the month,
net by law, but by what is stronger
than law, hard times. One of them
went to Deadw6cd, leaving three
wives and innumerable creditors.
The wives were ignorant Of each
others existence, till they all met
at his place to see what had become
of him. Another found himself ru.
ined one night, and he did the world
the only service ho ever had, by
blowing his brains out, in his rooms
/ where thousands had been ruined
j Others are keeping bars (that bust
ness fourishes yeti and a greater
number are living upon the wemcr
they once supported in luxury. Il
is bad time for gamblers.
The citizens are moving vigor
eusly to have the authorities pro
hibit the use Of fire. works, on th'
coming Fourth and forever after
except such as shall be used by th'
city in its regular demonstration
1t is to be hoped it will succeed
Every Fourth Of July the hospitals
are crowded with persons injured
by fireworks in the hands of tn,
reckless gamins, who delight il
them; and every year there is a lon!
list of property destroyed by th'
same agency. 1t is no small matte
to have a hundred thousand it'll
wretches armed with crackers, tor
pedoes and the scores Of other mis-
silss, throwing them cverywhsr
among horses and men, and int
buildings. 1t is q wonder that tn
experience Of Portland is not NOR
frequently repeated. New Yor
will be spared terror, this year, an
other cities should follow the exam
pie. gsl '2a
Business is frightfully bad, an
there is every reason to suppose
will so continue till the Fall crop
move. The South is doin: rathe
more than usual, but the North an
West are buying but littlo. 1t vii
be q dull Summer.
i PIETRo.
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Mortgage Sale.

Default haviag been made in the conditions OF a
certain indcniurc of mortgigr, by the non payment
of the mon.y secured tube paid thereby, which
D. ISIS; executed by Geo =, Pool. Of Lake county
Mich to Alfred u. kinnc aud recorded IN the Office
ofthc Register of Deed for Lake county. Michigan.
o'clock p. M, In fbcr of Mortgages, on pages NO
s9l and 2.s; aud which said mortgage VIA duly as
signed, by said Allrrd u. kInns; OF Lake county.
Michigan, 10 the Township of Elk, in the County of
Lake, and State II Michigan, by assignment bear
Ing date th. 2,ih day OF April A.. d., 1876: and
which said assignment Is duly recorded In The Office
State OF Michigan, an the 9th day ~ April A. ID.
1876, at 2eclock D. M In liber tarcc .f Mortgages,
ON pages III aud 1l2, on which mcrtgagc, there IL
claimed to be d. aud unpaid at the date OF this mo-
tic', for principal aud Interest," the ,nm of five Hun
dred and fiilyseveu Dollars and seventy One Gents
tSs7 TO said Assignee Of Mortgagc; aud also, the
sum et TwcLty-fvc llOIiars tx2), III, attorney fee
provided tn rsin. TO be paid, should any proceed
ings be taken to forecIosc the same; and whereas
no proceedings at Inv or IN equity. lvc been taken
now therefore, Notice Is hefesy given that by vir.
tue 0 the power of sc contained IL said mort gag,
shall ell ut public auction, tn the highest bidder,
On Saturday, the 4th Day Of august,
A. D. 1877 nj 10 o,clock in the forenoon said day
nc ihc INST deor O the Court lIouss. In te Village
or baldwin, LAX. county Michigan THAT being The
bui ding IN which the Circuit Court Tor the Count
oflakc II hcl) the premises dcscribcd In said mort
"sc "se.sary to satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage the costs and expenses Of said salc and tho
iorney fee aforesaid said premises being described
ne follows: that certain piece parcel OF land
lying, aud being. and situate In the Village Of Raid
win, In the County of Lake, and state Of Michigan
aud known aud described rs fellows, to-wit: lot,
number Sevoy 40 and Eight %, in Block number
Fifteen (l5, IL tho Village of baldwin, ms dcsigsutcd
map ofsaid Village. now ON record In the onhas
Of the kcgstcref Deeds, OF Lake county, Michigan
Dated, baldwin, May oh. is57. l,.5'I.l--1 =.
~ .ttrt. Z ..stf TOWNSVILLE OF ELK,
d. c. wAnSEi,, Assignee Of Mortgase.
Attorney for Assignee or Mortgage. : 80,
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AT the recent meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Flint 4 Psrs
Marquette Railway, the following
Directors we're chosen: Jesse Hoyt,
New York; w. w. Grape, A. IL.
Ssabury and E. d. Mandsll, New
Bedford, Mass; P. Remington and
II. II. Fish, Utica, N. T.; J. IL.
Prsntiss, Chicago; W. L. Wsbber
and H. C. Potter, East Saginaw.
The plumber Of Aharcs represented
was 1886, out of q total Of 32,-
082. $500 ss2s ta,t stf oiai I
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TMRoraH the courtesy of Hon.
E. G. ID. Holden, Secretary Of State,
we are in receipt of a copy of the
fourth annual abstract Of statistical
information relative to the insane,
deaf, dumb and blind, in the State;
also, copy Of advance sheets Of
the public acts Of the recent Legis-
lature, iii'1i.lr
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Connections maGe a. Toledo wIth the flake shers
and WITH the e n 4 y u Tor tincinnati and the
South. Also, with the 7 W 4 w 4 70 and fr,'r ~
Michigan q. nirsi aaiiucad fer Chicago and LEGAL
points East and West; and Ut Detroit w3hths Great
Western and Grand rEpnk and Canada Sc.thern
Lansing 4 Lake Michigan X q; 81 Holly With the
Detroit q Milwaukee. ~ FLINT with the ChIcagN
n lake Huron. AZ kaet saginaw With = =
l. 4 and ID 4 Bc Divisions Of the inich, Cent.
Al Hscd (ity With the Grand Kapidr & Ind VI X fer
steamers for Milwaukee,, Psnswater, Ns"iste'
FraSt or Sc. .ta.l ,..t.if xah-nt nYg...
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Notice.
U. $. LAND OFFICE, IoxI4. MIcM,

... u. $. LAND OFFICE, IoxIA, MIcII., s
M rasasfferfl May 18th, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this or
.nce by Dwight Carpenter against Horgc w.
Foster ftpr abandoning his Homestead Eutry,
ofthe y. w, Il OF section ~, Township IL
North, Range IL West, In Lake County, Mich,
with u view to the canc .liation nj said entry:
the said parties arc hereby summoned to ap-
pear MT this Office, .r ge htfft-f
BIZ On the 2sth Doy cf Jtnc, 1877,
at o'clock p. M, to respond and furnish tcs.
tiInony concerning said alleged al,antloii- :
nicnt. EDWARD STEv ENsOS, Register.
j. l.. JESSiSGS, Receiver.
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$500 Pianos for $780,

And all other styles In same proportion, In
Guiding Grand, Square and Uuright-ail .arsf-
cidss-soid direct To the people at factory price,
No agents; no commissions; no discounts.
These Pianos made one OF the finest displays
ut tho Centennial Exhibition, and were unan-
inOusly recommended for the HIeHEsT HON.
oRr. New Manufactory--onc Of the largest and
finest In the world. The Squate Grands con-
tains Mathusek's new patent Duplex over
history OF Piano making. The Uprights are
the. finest In America. Don't fall to write for IL.
Illustrated and descriptive Catnioguc-mniled
free. MENDEISSOIiN PIANO To-,
4-45--5-s3 No. 10 broadway, MY.
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GEN Aoo.rtistn'snts;
Engraving!

All ordinary engraving on wood done
promptly, handsomely and Mt reasonable
rates. send your orders to address OF t
r.' LAKE. COUNTY STAR,
Baldwin, Mich.
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20 oADvxRTIsERs:- The STAR
tsnow GAs Only Paper printed IN
Lake county; circuldtes to every part
e(its territory, rendering Il a dcsir :
GSle advertising medium,
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Good Books!
for the ,oNi

Farm, Garden, and Househott.
The following is list of Valuable hooks,
which will be supplied from tlIe Offtce of the
Lake County star. Any one or more Of these
N crs on rec sipt Of the regular price, which is
named against each book. nfF
Aliens ps ps.L&I-f1 New American Form :,
Aliens G.. F.) American Cattlee Ala
(tI.j American Farm Book q
asMS1es SayrSs Fruit SH"sy ar,ls% %n' ''o''"" houses
BoInmcr's Method OF Making Manurcs ~
Boussingault's kurai Economy ~
Bracketts Farm Tall, : paper 5octs.; cloth q
BriIi's Farm -Gardcning and secd-tirowE ~
liroom- Corn and Broonls, pa. jOcts.; cloth %
browns Tax axiderinists Mnnuals Ia i@
Buel's CIDER Makers Mnnuaia "
CaldwclI's Agricultural Chemr analysis 2 o.
Canary Birds. Paper ~ cts; cloth. "a
C0rbeit's Poultry lard and Market pa !.
padag Modern Horse Doctor, No.. IL
!. American cattle Doctor, q 9
q g Reformed Horse Ss'lS,Sss SoSe, = : :
De Woes Market A sslstsnts y 80 2M
Dinks, Msyhew Hutchin:o9 ON the Dog g
Downing's Landscape Gardening 20
ESsisstons HoosIer school:master .
-. Ead Of the World u sa IA
isins flax cuIsa1. hsn sevsn % Prize Essays by prac {
Frank Ferrssssrs 1mcrican Game in its !, J
Fuller's Grape Cultarist f-eb iT
Small Fruit Culturist ~ Dhllf la
Eultcnt teach uitnre ~ tlsdi S
ssrssory on SIIuashcs ~ papcr 3
iisndsrsons LEND: :. - Gs%l.nins ssr z Pleasure iE
,,l l9 Practical FiorIcuIture iili iS
IIcrbcrt's Hints TO Horso-Keepsrs ia fN
Hop Culturc, by eexpcricnced cuItivators q
Miles on the Horses Foot yshJ "a
Mohr ON the 9rape.vine .ff. .l..ns -
Noncksons Na.ionl Ss,pGci;sr Joiner 3
Ny Vineyard at fAkcview I7Ill ,9illn / y
Nichols Chen,istsy Of the Farm and sssa | y
Norton's 5cicntihc Agricultnrc .l3
0"Y Our Farm Of Pear Acres Paper y cents; I
N cloth 20 cents; extra cloth 1 q
Parsons on the lko~c .aal.4n,f 80, q
ainSys SsssS aissss Myss.Sirs ,os or
Quincy (Tion. JOsinh) on boilipx Cattle 4 n
Quinn's Money In the 1srslen !, s,.,,
Rand.sii's Fine Wool sheep IusSandry ] .
"ls Practical shepherd la' 20
!" sheep Husbandry -. -. I &
Riisyc Fcsass o Fsss fspsr G SaStn
Roes Play aud Proht In my Garden ~ ~
n,,", sssM"rss Grsswi irrisstion for tho Farm Gar
den and Orchard lf trIofj nWl n
Stewarts stable Hook .irieihlsi., lH
Shspicrd's MAMMAL l..f-- 1a
stoddard's An Egg Farm, paper 50ci cloth y
Thomas's Farm Implem'ts 4 Machinery 3
Tin Bunker Papers; or YANKEES Farming Y
Tobacco Culture, by fourteen expcficnccd :.
cultIvators ~ p
Warnings Draining for PROFIT and Health q
~" Elcments pf Agrioplturs sdl iX
MhiteN Cranberry Culture. s,. u-,...... p
Wopslwnrd's = Cottages and Farm Hopsess y
~ bubufbssn a Country li"i0 | q
y q. 4" "4a Country Homes e -yfar fit u
!, National ArchItoctn II q
0rspcrics and horticultural : !.
Buildings lII f'fFN 10
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Notice,

Whereas, my wife, Nellie stewart, did, on
tho lith day OF juno, ls77, without Just cause
or provocation, leave my bed and hoard,
hereby forbid all persons from iiarboring oI
trusting her ON my account. H3ll Il7~s T
Dated this 18th day Of June, 1871. ,f,a...
7-iw JOHN STEwART
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- $500 Estai,iished 4Les65. n ~
GILMORE & CO., Attorneysa at Law,
s~cssssers % Cssp~an Hss'nsr q Co..
62o r Street, Washington, D. @.

L"
" American and Foreign Patents.
p Pstcnts proc srsd In all countries. No FEES IN
ADVANCE. No charge unless the patent u
granted. No fees for making preliminary ex-
s:.. spsss ssas s'ssa Once 70 Ea.
sIons before Congress, Infringement Suits In dlf
fsrsnt States, and all litigation sppsrtaining 10
InvsntIens Or Patents. SEND STAMP ron FAN
PsLEr OF Sixty PAGES. fffn
Unitsd States Courts and Departments.
Chains prosecuted In ths Supreme Court Of the
United States, Csurt OF Claims. Court q COM
nsssssy: q Alabama Claims Su.e.TlS .laims Ss%s n.
fore the Executive Departments IH
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Ovvucens soLDIsRs and SAILORS nj the late
war, or their heirs. arc In many easss snutlsd 20
money from The % % wSrS " ana
close stamp. % and faii reply. after sxaminatiop.
VIII he given yon Free. .tU 4alf1f
All ovvicxns, sos.p,.ms and sAIrons wounoss:
| ruptured, or inIurcsi In the late war, however
| slightly, can ottaiu n pension, many now reesN
Ing pensions are entitled To M. iSsrsass: nsno
| stamp aud Information will be furnished ree.
Ciainant., whose attsrnsys have. been sn:;
pended, will be gratnously furnished with full
Information and proper papers Oh application 10
As we charge no foe unless successful, stamps
for return postage should he sent us. 't'
unitsd States General Land once.
Contested Land Gases, Private Land Claims,
Mining Pre-empt ptlon AMI iIsmestead Cases, pros
ecuted before tho General Land Once nnd be-
rNrtmsnt Of the Interior. ~, II s,... IN
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
We pay cash for them. Where assignments are
imperfect wa give instructions TO perfect them
Mall Contractors Rnd sthers.
We act rs attorneys for such In prscuriag con
tracts, making collections. negotiating loans and
ntt.n.iing to all business conlded TO us
Liberal arrangements inads with nttorneys II
all classes OF business. i} III zig J.NfHi-
) Address GILMORE 6s CO.,
r. o. Box ~. '3it washtngfos, d.
wAsusSaTox. u. e., KsvsmLsr "a, 1879.
I take pleasure In expressing my entire conn
dcnce ia the respsmsibiifty and .6tslity OF In
Law Patent and Collection ilouse Of 0fLMoH
~0'' '"' GEO II. d. WHITE.
AUsshisr effhs Hsiionai Nefrepeiitsw B0nkJ
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Cheap Guns!

DJET ES of every kind-muxxle and
islr A-CC brccch loading, single, double
and repeating, Z, 10 and 81 shooters, hoin $1,000
to SiO0.OO.
SHOr GINS Double and Single Bar
Loading OF all tile bsst actions, at prices lower
than ever offered In this country; warranted
not TO kick or scatter and to shoot close AT
very long distance with great penciro
kEVOLVERS prowsIsr 2 . s1e and shG"irrs, SaIi os
fixed ammunition; blue or full nickio plated,
for Line or Central Fire ammunition; Pocket,
BELT and Navy sizes; also, Ladies' Pistols, all
prices, from 81 to 81.
PISTOLS, all kinds and Sizes, nom 81 to $40.
Large illustrated Price List ssn w%o rssf ~i :" %r,y %ny I" Sne
j. HI. JOHNSTON,
Great Western Gun Works,
No. 169 SmitlfCld St.,
nsxolscrs n; RmWS Ss Saii. ssaa PITrsBuEoH, PA.
Post Paid, to any Post Ofiics In the United
states and Canasus. Guns sent by Express TO
any Express office In tho U. -, To bo examined
"eis A1.I ,f!aobS fa1topb , WARRANTED. Amlas.ort ncnt
FIXTURES, GUNMAKEkS' MATERIALS, BAR
REI.S, LOCKS, Tl,IGGEItS. BRAS : MOUNTING,
RIBS, STOCKS, SPRINGS. SCREWs, Ft,Iu,-
INGS sf all kinds. FISHING TACKLE, SEINS,
NETS, RODS. LINES. HOOKS, Reels. Files. sc.
ARMY TENTS.7, q and II foot, ,at $is so and S2j.
Liberal discount 10 mctchnnts and dealers.
Repairing Of Guns ltevolvcrspromptly " we'll
slox OF TIE BIO GUs. 100 sS,rnriELD ST.
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asls advertisements. 81,


NOTICE is hereby given that on n
y Friday the 10Th Day Qf July,
A. 3, 1877, viii be at the law of1ce or Isearis
pose Of paying the ssv;srsl crcditou oi Geosv,
ltatx, late ~ Lake county Michigan, Of W hoIr
am assignee, All persOns who have any
10 prove the sxistence of said claims. 10
Dated, June eth, a. y. 1877. b -,,.LL-., .g. (
BEAnDsLsY q JunxINs, ~'IfN Xssisncc.
ri. ~ Attys TOR Assignee. "A '-rnF
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p..., n,. 10 the widows or minor chill
IcnSlOuS aIc Duc dren ofs0ldiers who die OF dis
case contracted or wounds received III Inc ser
vice. Advice free. VI
Milo II. STEvESs & Co., Detroit, Mich.
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Geo. N. Savage 4 Cas- Column.

FB- Parties snswcrfng any Of these advertise
ncnts will please state where they saw the same.
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Our New York Letter.

Horscs-2hc Ring .Saits---7he Frcnch
GVS to NesO York. The Gambfcrs-
Fire Works business. ~. &, w ", .'.,.,, '''
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Farm, Garden, and HOusehotd.
The following is list of Valuable hooks,
which will be supplied from tlIe Office of the
Lake County star. Any one or more Of these
crs on rec sfpt of the regular price, which Is
named against each book. i1ifF
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|>:AIeFauoria 0azett&
MONDAY EVENING, MAY Is.
Ten Brock Against Time.

The grand event Of the track was len Bro
eck's mile dash against the fastest time on re
cord-l:4l4. 1t was this, more than anything
else, which drew out the immense crowds that
filled the grand stand and oVelfowed the
grounds. Everybody was on tipsoe OF expccta-
ton, and The excitement ran to tevcr.heat. In
The pools the betting vas almost even, but II
iuclincl sufficiently toward one side to snow
that there were numbers OF experienced PETERS
who believed that the splendid Kentucky horse
would fail Of acbie7log the task when hau
been laid out for him. Supreme confidence
was felt in Tea Broccks ability to beat the
world ia n race in whish continued speed was
the main requirement, but when it came to
mile dash biz more prudent admirers preferred
10 wait tor precedent before scattering too
freely their money or assurances OF success. AT
little after 5 o'clock, Ten Brock, ridden by
William Walker, one of the most successful
Jockeys Oh the turf, stepped up the track past
The Judges staud, and was greeted with loud
applause. Early Light and st. Louis, who
were to run with him, the former to the first
half mile and the latter to the second, also
made their appearance, and Early Light walk
cd up alongside Of the monarch. The first
start was good one, aud, as the two passed
the stand, with Ten Brock little ahead, the
drum tapped the starter cried 60 and they went
the one as never horse went before, and
the other in gallant attempt to perform the
impossible task Of keeping up. Past
the first quarter they swept. Ten Brock iEc1eas,,
ing his lead and dsshing with wonderful speed
toward the half, where ST. Louis was waiting to
Join him. Before lie got there St. Louis started on
the third quarter, and tho phenomenon OF see
my horse ahead CT him moved Harper,s pet to
a fresh burst Of speed. As he stormed into the
homo stretch the excitement and enthusiasm
increased kidded hands waved lace handker'
chiefs and ragged boys waved ragged hsts !;
manly lungs sounded congratulatory cheers and
tsir Threats swelled as though they would like to
do tho same il decorum wore not such tyrant,
and amidst it all Ten Brock dsrted across the
line triumphantly, completing the distance in
1:393-tWo seconds earlier than the time he had
started out to beat. 1t wss an annihlstion OF
time and space in earnest.
Tho lirst quarter Was finished in 245, the half
in az! the three. qusnso:s in l:l@3, and the milo
in l:$g4.
After the raco. Ten Brock was taken over to
tho Club House and turned loose for the admira-
lion Of large party which had gathered thore,
while MI Harper, his happy owner, was toast.
cd end congratulated by number of the most
prominent gentlemen Of the State who had
gathered to witness tho triumph Of kentucky 8
greatest horsc.-Loui5rtllc Courier Journal.
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FOE TIE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

s.: ahG H Jor r.; " f: Tn6SPso '5Sn @
bull. especially for this rontn, leaves the COM
pany's wharf. Washington EVERY TU Els
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ri
o'clock M and Alexan4ria At 7 3 ), a; mi
Friday snl SUNDAY, at o'clock p. NJ.
This company makes close connections st AL
cysnilria with tho w G., V. NJ. il Il. 5. K. 4.
60. and with tho w. & o. Il. K. Go. Freight
received for sll points, North anl South,
handled with caro- and forwarded with prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply 10
+. a. REED, Agent
Jsnncy's wharf,
or st tho olico Of tho company, under the Ma
tonnl NJ ntrop0litan Bank, 18th street, opposite
the Treasury Department, washington.
>:e. CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
sssss.iisassss LY 10
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
SLoa!nocs loayo AloxanLrs EVERY TUES
DAT anil leave Philadelphia YER SAT-
URDAI, At T. O'Clock N. from Pior No. ! n.
Nharvos.
This line connects Al Alex sn,!ria with tho O.,
\. & NJ. ant! w. {; o. l.. Rs, ana st Phladel-
plia with tho rev and popular Iron Line. for
Providence .nd Boston.
Freight Forwarded with promptucas and care,
FREQ % commissions
No charge for iranaror in Phila1olphis, and
no wharfage in Boston. Through TO Boston in
sxty-tvo hours. Through rates and Though
bills Of lading given. Insurance guaranteed ut
lose than USUAL r..tos
Agents:
=. i. REED, AloXnndria.
Wal. 2. CLYDE s. CO., Philadelphia.
GEO F. HYDE, Georgetown, d. q.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

NEW BOOKS AT FRENCHS,
~ No. % King street.
The Cruise Of Her Majesty Ship ''Challeng-
er;" voyages over many seas; sccnca in lnany
lands by w. }. j. Spry, X. NJ, with maps snd
illustrations; s.
Hours with Men and Books, hy Vim. hath-
oWs, LID; 81.
Abroad Again, or Fresh Forsy IN Furcign
Lands, by Curtis Guild; 81 sc.
My Sons Wifo, by the author 81 Caste; ISL
Bryan Waller Proctor, Barry Cornwal> Bio
graphical Notes, Personal Sketches Of Contcin.
porarcs, Unpublished Lyrics al.d Letters "t
Literary Friends; s..
Lady Loonors, or the Fathers Curse By :Lar-
rie Conkling 81 CO.
A Modern Mephistophclcs; 81.
Chedayno Of kotono, q story OF tic early days
of the Republic, By Ausburn Towncri III %.
Julers Guardian, by Mrs Ii. l.oEoHt Gamer
on; 5Oc
Schedlcr's War Maps OF Turkey ana Greece,
showing the seat OF war and countries adjacent !;
cheap edition; &c tine maps in co!ors l3c.
Beautiful designs in Black Card Board OF
Wall Pockets, Brackets. Shaving Gases. togeth'
or with largo assortment Of Transfer PlctHrcS
of Fruits, Flowers, Birds and many other styles.
Now lines of Croquct, All Styles and prices.
New Books daily.
N.Y. &. L. FRENCH.
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FOR NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, new aha substantial a ITO
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX II !scaaaSsssasesE
lnavcs the compAny's wharf Washington, hV-
EEY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at three o'clock p. H., and Alexandria y.
$50 D. H.; returning Leaves Norfolk EVERY
III ESDAI, Thu HSDAI ard SATURDAY,
at :: o cloci, p. H. This lno CONNECTS 81 Nor
folk with tho ships Of tho Merchants and Mi
noca' Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence. And stlGrla the cheapest and be5.
route to thnso ctic3 and their connections
throughout New England. Faro 10 Norfolk - l.;
rosind trip 81. Tickets god until used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28
Henry nglehardt'S Lager Beer.

(Bo!t!ed for Family Use and Shipping.)
The attention of the public is respectfully call
cd to very superior article OF LAGER and
WEISS BEER, brewcd from the beat Malt and
Hops, with tho greatest care for its purity, end
put up in the most convenient style with patent
shoppers.
1nvalids or delicate persons will derive much
benefit from its use. Orders loft at Louis APP
pich's restaurant will receive prompt attention.
Country merchants and deslers supple! 81
lowest rates. Delivered TO any part of tho city.
HENRY ENGLEHARDT,
my West End Brewery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28
FOR NEW IORk

The Al Steamships +. G. KNIGHT fassss,
and JOHN GIBSON leave tho COM SANsG
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY MON
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
IL Fast i.iycr, hYEHF SATURDAY At four
o'clIrE p. n.
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-ul the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

THIS company offers unriyallei facilities for
the transportation Of freight and passengers,
anal wi! run Their steamers regular y "a !ul!owa: