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1t cost about =. to send a ton Of
wheat from Chicago to Liverpool.
american shoes are now being
largely sold in Germany, switzerland
and France.
Cedar Key, Florida, Is about ship
ping large quantities Of reef shells to
Fernnndina. To be used IN the building
~ concrete houses.
The United States occupies the third
place in the list Of hop-growing coun-
tries, Germany taking the lead and En-
gland ranking second.
Milk-bcer is new product Of fer
mcntatlon. in which milk replaces
water. II Is Of a ycllowish color. It's
density j. little greater than ordinary
beer, and its taste less bitter.
--inexhaustibIe beds Of Ignite coal
have been discovered on the Yellow
stone 100 miles from It's mouth. II
burns cadily. and steamers needing ii
can help themselves.
More than 1900. 900 cans of corn
are now packed in Maine annually, and
sold IN every part Of the world, yielding
a business TO that State Of about ~ .250,-
90, and giving profitable employment
- from 5000 70 10000 people during
the packing season.
A method Of burning petroleum un-
der steam boilers has been successful in
Italy II consists simply in throwing 1t
over 4 thin layer Of asbestos, which. be-
ING incombustible, serves ID retain the
oil and provide large wick. Sheets
q paper placed beneath the furnace
We're not injured by the intense heat.
The st. Paul Pioneer Press saws
That u Is safe To estimate the wheat crop
~ Minnesota for this year at fully 80
'p,vOO bushels. This estimate is based
On the assumption Of an average yield
Tor The State al large of IL bushels per
acre. Thirty million bushels Of wheat
means SiO.oO0,UV0 in cash, and S3O,-
oVo,Vo0 means prosperity.
One Of the important manufacture
eu products Of the small country towns
oi New England and New York State
A. potato starch. II is believed that
nearly 100000 bushels Of potatoes are
frequently consumed per year in the
States Of Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont and New York in the production
"a potato starch. The average price
paid for potatoes by starch manufac-
aalrers during the past season has been
~ cents per bushe. The aggregate
annual production Of all the factories is
usually from 5000 to 1900 tons. A
oushel of potatoes generally makes
ceight pounds Of starch, $50 bushels,
therefore. being required for a ton. As
'ne average market quotation Of potato
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>chooi nnd Church.
The unitarians of Iowa have or
ganized an Iowa State Unitarian Asso-
citation.
Col. "Lige" White, celebrated
Confederate guerrilla during the late
war, has become Baptist preacher.
Every negro church IN Richmond,
Of the Methodist or Baptist persuasion,
i now providing itself with new house
Of worship, or has recently done 50.
The Austrian Government would
not allow commemorative services Of
the death Of John IIuss to he held in
Prague. Father Iyacinthe was 10 have
spoken on the occasion.
Prof i. G.. Mitchell, Of Chicago,
who has for few months past filled the
chair Of Greek, Hebrew and Oriental
languages in the University of London,
England. has been formally rendered
the permanent proiessorship.
Iowa State University has had dur
ing the past year $50 students. OF the
25 acadcmical graduates. were wom-
en- Of the law class Of lO3. were wom-
en-, and of the medical class of 70, ?
were women.
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, Jr.,
desires 10 see the school system subjcc..
ed 10 a thorough and intelligent over
hauling. His experience is that the
scholar sent up from the grammar 70
the high schools who can really read
and write i the exception, and not the
rule.
The camp-meeting used to be pecr-
liarly Methodist institution but IL has
been adopted pretty generally BY the
other denominations, especially the Pres
byterians, Baptists, tlnitarians. Uniyer-
salisis, and Spiri;uaiists, besides the
meetings held by the temperance peo-
pie, the Sunday-school workers and
Others.
The National Educational Associa-
tion holds its annual meeting at Louis
willie on the l4ih, 18th and 10th Of Au-
gust President Porter Of Yale will
read paper on 1.-The Glass system NJ
and President Runklc of the Massachu-
setts Institute Of Technology one on the
Russian system Of Mechanic Art Educa-
ton as applied in his own institution.
The Rev, Joseph Cook j. 4 well
paid preacher. He will put into his
purse $500 for going from Boston 10
preach az Lake Bluff. Chicago. One of
Mr.. Cooks charms in the eyes Of his
hearers is his exceedingly informal man
ncr on the platform. lie will sit quietly
with his knees crossed and talk in the
conversational tone he would Use in Il
drawing-room.
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Miss Rhoda Brorghton, author Of
:. Red as Rose is She" etc, is shortly
10 be married.
Mr. Newell (Orpheus G. Kern has
returned from Europe unmproycd in
health.
Kate Field says Gen. Grant doesn't
know one tune from another. but all his
children are musical.
"A daily newspaper is published
this summer ~ the Tip-Top House, on
Mount Washington, entitled Amony Mc
Clouds.
Mrs. Annie Edwards, the well
known English writer. has just complet-
ed novel, said to possess extraordinary
interest, entitled "a Blue Stocking"
Twenty years ago the theological
works of Germany constituted one
fourth Of the book publications Of that
country. Now the demand has sofallen
off that the proportion Is reduced to one
tenth.
Mr.. Swinbnrne is engaged in writ
ing study Of the Brontc sisters - Char
lotte and Emily--as poets. They left
little verse, but it was very delicate, fin
ished, and characteristic.
Mr.. Hughes, editor Of the Painted
Post On. Y) Gazette, was recently ad-
mittcd 10 the bar Of Steuben County,
and i the first colored man admitted to
practice in the State west Of Albany.
Mr.. Longfcllow, in the course Of
his work in preparing his :. Poems Of
Places, has remarked that English and
German poets are much more affected
by local and domestic associations than
the poets Of other countries.
Gcorgc Dawson. Of the Albany On.
I'D Journal. can edit newspaper,
write charming book on angling, and
preach an instructive sermon. He now
and then fills the pulpit Of some Baptist
Church around Albany Of sunday
evening.
The Philadelphia Times il author
ity for the report that the wife Of Rev.
w. ii. III. Murray Of Boston is studying
medicine Al New York college 70 OBJ
tain diploma. Mrs. Murray, like her
husband, is very fond Of field sports,
and uses the rod and gun very skillfully.
The first book ever produced in
England was printed by William Cax-
ton in the Almonry at Westminster in
the year li77, and was entitled the
: Dictes and Saynges Of the phloso-
piers" A copy Of the original l. cx-
tremely rare and valuable, fetching,
when sold, many hundreds Of pounds.
II i . small folio volume, very beauti-
fully printed on ash-gray paper, with
red initial letters, and is remarkable for
is cvenness Of color and distinctness Of
type. There is fine copy Of the
|" Dictes Y in the Britism Museum, and
Mr.. Elliot Stock j. engaged in produc-
ing fac simile Of it BY permission Of
the trustees Of the institution.
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starch Is about five cents per pound, il
follows that bushel Of potatoes brings
only 40 cents after being converted into
starch, and the value % the total pro-
duciion ~ potato starch IN the country
i from 100000 % sl,2VO,OOO per
annum.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
,r,, uo,,n,vs At OAK HA1L.-With an

THE HOLIDAYS AT OAK HALL.-Wlth an
experience of seventeen years in providing the public
with clothes Wanamaker n Brown are iar Dey0nu
the possibility of mistake in preparing eXactly What
is wanted Their popular resort has now over mil,
lion dollars worth Of well-made and wellassorted
clothing and furnishing goods. and as the prices are
ali marked down from ten to thirty per cent there Is
a tremendous rush of buyers. M,
The great Forty Days Sale now going on at OAK na al
is not the closing out of broken lot of winter gOous
Instead of waiting till after New Year to put prices
down Wanamaker q Brown reduced everything III
their fresh and unbrokCn stock, shortly after the
middle of November thus afiording the public ample
opportunitv for selection from the largest ana most
varied stock ever offered in Philadelphia The people
have shown their appreciation of this enterprise b
coming in even greater throngs than ever before ana
aVailing themselves of the rare opportunities fOr par
gains which the present great sale affords.
In addition to the immense business carried on at
Oak Hall in selling to people who come IN person 10
buy a large force is Kept busy in attending to the
mail order" department This is specially worthy
the attention of those of urreaders who cannot make
it convenient to go to Philadelphia They may write
for samples goods and directions for setmeasure-
ment with the certainty that their orders will be as
accurately filled and their interest carefully guard
ed. as if they were personally present.
The well-eStabShed reputation of Oak Hall IS such
that people know they will get the worth of their
money in dealing there Oak Hall clothes make capt.
tai Christmas presents
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

FOREIGN NEws.-The Russians are again
both in Armenia and Bulgaria. 1t was
showing in the Balkans Monday, and the Turks hope
that the passes will be ObStructed But little pro-
gress is so far made in the matter of mediation The
Greeks have resolved to ahcTe 10 the peace policy.
The MOntenegrins will join the ServianS The re-
The French mOnarchists have determined they say,
to give the republic fair The publisher of
the Roman organ of the cercalistS has been sent to
prison for offending the Italian Free Church. Some
of the cardinals wish to the papal concave to
Trent..The wages of the iron workers at Sheffield,
England are to be reduced after the holidays
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

A BAD FINANCIAL OUTLOOK Washington,
December 17-Treasury people take doleful look at
the financial situation They say to-day that the sale
of the four per cent bonds has been entirely stopped
in consequence of the silver agitation in Congress,
and that it is likely TO remain until the subject is
settled and they maintain that the government will
lose more by the increased interest the six per
cent bonds than it is likely secure by paying the
bonds in silver.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

The Ell PAsO DIFFICULTY.-While the
Fl Paso are all surrounded and will be maSsacred
less relief comes there to be little for fear
of any collision with the National forces of Mexico
The Administration. looking upon the affair local
brawl has wisely ordered that troops shall in
cross the border, and the Mexican Government seems
equally inclined to prudence.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

The Philadelphia Permanent Exhibition
is in debt $4,000 It's total receipts since May 10 have
been S1O7 500
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

At Paterson, n. j., Monday, a coal oil
car the Erie railroad took fire the tank exploded,
the burning fluid flooded the street and communicate
ed with five six houses, some of them half mile
away Some barns and other buildings were also de-
mating the city with the flashes which shot up hun
drcdS of feet. Several other cars were destroyed.
Some of the burned out families lost everything.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

Wedding presents belong to the wife, and
not TO the husband and wife jointly according to the
verdict Of New York jury.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

The Democratic party demonetized silver
in 1888 when they reduced the intrinsic value of gold
coin.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

Baby syrup since it maintained the Babys health by
keeping it free from Collie DiarrhUa. etc. Price y
cents per bottle.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

"Oh, Lord, give them Common Sense"
the fervent petition of tie Rev. Morton Dexter,
in New Bedford last Sunday. He praying for the
members of the XLVth Congress Amen.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
UP.

From Collins Beach, Mondays and Thursdays,
about 80 p. NJ.
From Port Penn. Mondays and Thursdays, about ;
p. NJ. Arriving in Philadelphia about 75O P. NJ
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
DEATHS.

HOLLETT-On the 10th inst, near Blackiston's Cross
Roads. Solomon Hollett aged &C years.
B0YLES.-On the 10th inst, Smyrna. Mary
Boyles, daughter of James and Sarah E Boyles, in
the 23d year Of her age.
DUHAMEL-In Dover, on the sth inst. Mrs Mary F.
DuIIamel, aged 6S years.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

The merciful man is merciful to his beast
Horses and Cattle are sources of profit, therefore
should be well cared for By the timely of Foutz's
Celebrated Horse and Cattle Powders, the lives of
many valuable animals will be saved
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
MARRIAGES.

WINDALL-HOPKINs.-A the NJ. E. parsonage, on
the 18th inst, by Rev. Z. Stubbs Joseph s Windall
10 Jane Hopkins, both OF Kent county, Del
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
$4,000 GRAPE VINES.

Apple, Pear and Cherry Tfees, Shade and Omamen-
tai Evergreens, and other notions Silver Maple in
large supply, cheap.
Pure Grape Vine for Medicinal and Church use.
TERMS CASH. oct 3-tf
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

J. D. Easter & Co., Chicago, the largest
agricultural implement dealers in the Northwest.
$4,000 in the commercial agencies The members
of the firm of high character and they expected
10 be able to settle in full They hold farmers notes
overdue and unpaid to the amount of quarter of a
million of dollars. Their liabilities are not yet
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
PRICE-LIST
COCO PEACH TREES IN BUD,

OF choice selection as follows TrOths Early Noun
tain Rose Reeves FavOrite, MOors Favorite Yellow
Rare Ripe Reese's Choice, President StOut's Choice,
Pulen's Seeding, Bears SmOck
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
FOR RENT.

The STORE occupied by J. W. Jones, suitable for a
ladies Millinery and Trimming Store. Also the Store
dec 5-tf s. p. MASON.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

The election for State Senator in Beau
ford county South Carolina took place last Monday
week, and though the Democratic candidate made a
vigorous canvass, the Republican competitor was
easily elected. his majority being 800.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

II. L. OGDEN, Clerk. omce lOl N Delaware Ave,
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

The twelve years feud between Senators
blaine and Conkling ended with the display of the
formers generosity toward the latter in the the
other day in his speech against the Presidents New
York nominations. Mr.. Conkling has buried the
hatchet. Anything to beat Hayes"
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
FOR RENT.

Cards and Circulars neatly printed at
this office.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
BOMBAY HOOK Special Schedule.
UP from Bombay Hook
about > +. NJ.
DOWN from 2nd Wharf
above Race Street ut
- noon.

ukDu Between either landing and h0 npMpQ
Ihll PHILADELPHIA JU UuN kpi
BRIDCETON NOTICE.! The ARIEL runs
each trip TO Bridgeton, IN. - andthe landings on
the Cohansey River Leaving Bridgeton Mondays
and Thursdays, at II noon.
stock and Freight OF all kinds car
ried at Low Rates.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

Every Tuesday and Friday, at Il noon, arriving a
Port Penn about ;, and Collins Beach, about $50 +. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerk s
Y office of the Circuit Court of Alexandris
county, on the first day of January, 1877, Jere-
mab Dunlevy, jr., vs. George OFT Wunder,
Annie M, Wunder, d. j.. Smoot, trustee, and
William G. Clarke.
Memo-The object Of This suit is to enjoin and
restrain the said George OFT Wunder, Annie NJ
Wunder, d. l.. Smoot, trustee and William G..
Clarke, their agents and attornles, from convey
ing and dispos;ng of OF in any way incumberlng
the property conveyed on the 24th day of March,
1874, by tho said George OFT Wunder to the said
ID. l.. Smoot, trustee, In trust, for the benefit OF
Smoot trustee, George OFT Wunder and Annie
M. Wunder conveyed on the 9th day of DE.
cember, 1875, to the said William G.. Clarke
and that the said William g. Clarke may be en-:
Joined and restrained from paying over the said
purchase money CT any part thereof to the SAID
Annie II. Wunder, her agents assigns or attor
neys and that the said AMMO VI. Wunder, her
agents, assigns or attorneys may be enJo!ned
and restrained from receiving the same
The defon, ants, Il. l.. Smoot, trustee, and
William C.. Clarke, not having entered their
appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rule: Of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit
that they are not residents of this State, it
is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, u newspaper published il the city OF Alex,
dra, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door OF The Court house OF
this county. 4 copy, tost:
LOUIS L. PAYNE, Clerk.
Kent & Neale, p. q. laII 3-w4M
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AJAX ANDRTA VA MONDAY JANUARY Is, 1877.
CGP.iRTNER,SUIp.S.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Mr.
IN JULIAN T. BURKE is authorized tc
sign our firm name to drafts and endorsements
Of drafts, notes and checks for collection in tho
usual course Of banking and brokerage bust
ness, and wo do hereby consider all Of his loyal
acls in tho above promises rs binding upon III
on and after this dato January =, 1877.
ian 2-1m BURKE ~ HERBERT
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
Mr.. FRANK S. HARPER has this day pur-
chased half interest in my business, which
will be conducted hereafter under the firm namo
of a. j. FLEMING s, co. l thank my GUS
toners and tho public generally for their past
patronage, and solicit continuance Of the same
to tho new firm. All persons indebted 10 tho
old firm are requested TO call and settle.
Jan lin A. j. FLEMING.
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~HKISTMAS Is COMINGl-Ncw, Bea"tl-
u full, Raro and Unique Goods for tho Ho"

u full, Rsro and Unique Goods for tho Holl-
days now opening ut ,,,,w
FKENCHS, NO. 45 KING STREET.
The assortment embraces beautiful articles III
Russia and Vienna Leather, Pearl, Shell, Iiasa
and Papier Mache, Writing Desks from 50c 10
$50 oach Work Boxes, in fine Leather and In
laid Wood; Odor Gases, Cut Glass, IN kusaia
Leather Cases Portemonhn!os, in Russia. oeal
Skin and Turkey Morocco, Pearl and Shei
Fino Gold Pens, in Pearl Casts AMI coo
Mounted Rubber Cases; great variety o'
Glass and Bronze Inkstandsi Glove ana flahi-
kerchief Boxes Of Silk, Leather and f!nc Lac
0uer Work; Beautiful Chromos, in SpiGndid
Gilt Frames; Japanese Cabinets and WORK
EoYes vory handsome; japanese Trays, an
sizes of the Gnest Lacquer Work; Vases; 6o-
nuct uoldors, very beautiful; WostenhoIm
Knives Backgammon aad Chess, and tnous-
and other boautiful articles suitable lor hoiiusy
| presents. ,orv
In tho BOOK DEPAETM MENT have 3 very
| choice collection Of Juvenile Books, American
and English Standard Poets, History, bog,
apply, Prayer Books and Bibles oi al sizes anu
| prices. -, ,;,uo tlLs
and many other things too numerous 10 men'"ni OH
| New styles Pspeterics of the iinest faper allu
| Envelopes, in beautiful boXesi olereoscopes Go
| and Views Prangs celebrated Panel Cnromos
and Christmas and New Year Cards; l'ress'hK
Cases, very handsome, all sizes. ,
| NV assortment Of choice goods 81 very 52T
prices is not cqualcd in the State, ana cofuih,
invitation is extended 10 call and examine salo
stock [dec III GEO. Il. l--- kENon
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TXECUTORS' NOTICE. subscribers
d having duly qualified before the Corpora
ton Court for the city Of AleZannra Virginia,
IS executors Of the last will and testament OF
THOMAS DAVY, deceased, hereby give no.
ticc to all persons having claims against the es-
tstu OF the said Thomas Davy, deceased, to pre-
sent them to the subscribers for settlement, duly
suthe ticsted and all persons indebted 10 the
said estate are required to make lmmedlatG pay
ment. ALLEN & HARMON.
iun 2-WJW T. n. AF u f-AucGlotS &.
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DRY GOODS
Farewell to Alexandra.

Having received to-day the last and remaining
stock Of the Combination, I most respectfully
announce to the people of Alexandria and vi
cinity that will remove tie entire stock on OF
about the first day of February. Having deter
mined to sell all goods at a great sacrifice rather
than remove II ON, and having concluded rather
10 dispose Of them at private sale than at auc'
lion, will only say one word, and that is, that
ALL OUR GOODS ARE MARKED AT EA-
ACTLY ONE HALF ORIGINAL VALUE,
and only ask an examination of the prices aud
goods, which are arranged from this day in lots
and prices to mako every ono sstonlshed-a
chance you will never, never get again. Call
and convince yourself as this is the only proper
way can satisfy you all. Thanking my friends
and customers for their liberal share Of patron.
age, am most thankfully yours,
FL. SCHW ARR,
Msnagor Great Combination Store
(MUIRS CORNER)
jan lift
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MEDICINES.
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A. f. z. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Pub
lie School, Parish of Ter
rnhnoDa La
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Chief Justice OF Georgia.
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