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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-09

HE&ks For Corpus Christi, Fulton ana
4AleOGESt Mary's. via Rockport-The iron
steamer ST. MARY,
Will leave Morgan City on
FRIDAY, November o.
Lighterage to Corpus Christi III any) at risk
and expense of consignees.
Freight for st. Mary's and Fulton landed &c
Rockports
Freight for all the above points received at the
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Raiiroad,
foot of Lafayette street. daily. until o. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-09
sTEAMsHIPS.
TEXAS.
MORGAN LINE I

MORGAN LINE U. g. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
The following low-pressure Iron Steamships
HARLAN, iC, HARRIS. W. HEwEs,
. M0kGAN' g }Isl4InN 81; NARY
CLINTON, CITY OF NORFOLK.
AEANSAS. now building.
PLYING from Morgan City. In connection with
MorEan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
,26M For IndianOla, via Galveston
Steamer5 leaving Morgan City SUNDAY.
TUESDAY THURSDAY, connect at Galveston.
transferring there 10 Steamer CITY OF NOR
FOLK both freight and passengers.
Through bills lading signed to Houston and
to all points beyond on the Houston and Texas
Central and G. a. and s. A. r. r.. International
and Great Northern Railroad. and New Orleans
and Texas Railroad. via Clinton and the Texas
Transportation Company.
Freight charged as per new card rates,
San Antonio freights received and forwarded
via Clinton and Galveston, Houston and Sam
Antonio Railway.
<NES. For Brazos Santiago
The Iron steamer
i. G. HARRIS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
FOR A MILL-SIre.
No coe
no. @5.
u. S. LAND Oyrrcr

W .. LAND WHICH.
Eureka, Nevada. September 20. IN
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN mi,
N John Potter, whose postofice address!
Eureka, Nevada, has this day fled his a.
pIication for a patent for Eve acres fo,.
Mill-Site, situate, lying and being 10 Pin,
Mining District, county Of Eureka, and So.
of Nevada, and known and designated bv ~
field notes and official plat on fle in ~
Office as Lot Number II. M
Theexterior boundaries Of said lot M n
being as foilous, to wit: Variation l61 d.
east.
Commencing nj . post marked so. l.
Survey No Al, sxhence n post markell &
Nsruneue Nc. 3, on the summit Of Hoos.
nosntsia, bears n. IS deg. IL m. ". TS
feet, and the soAhwest corner Of the Pm,
mill building bears s. s. deg. E., "a ~.
thence runnins f~irsccourse :. - deg. % mn
r., jSs~t, % pos marked No. 2. &. !. ss-
zee M o.; ehsscs. I'd course :. IL deg
ts f~S - sost marked No. 3. U. s. Surys,
No. sl; thence, 81 eosrse n. IS deg. 81 min.
zee Ne 81; aid thence, sth course n. X
dee -, S1ofeet,, 10 post No. 1, the plsn,s
ocginaiue. sostainins five acses.
lee Hion u tAis mill site 10 duly n
sordsa 10 To- Recorders Office Of Esr~,
ainiue Dlstrie.. 60 psre lj5. book y.
Asyane ell persons claiming advessiyor
portion Of said Nill-Site, or said Srosnd |.
b~ereinbsfors described, are required n Al.
their adverse claim with the Register Il n.
United States Land Office at Eureka, IN II,
Stat. ~ Nevads, during the sixty days ~
Rod Of rsblicatioo hereof. or they will b
barred BY virtue d the provisions u ii,
statute.
s2l-6Od d. B. IMMEL. Register.
, 1877-10-10
THE ClTY.uALL,
-.S

The Committee on Buildings will meet at
o'clock this afternoon 10 consider plans,
Sewerage contract No. 3, West Division,
Wards alxtnen and Seventeen, was yesterday
awarded to Michael 3lcNlcholas for tl,3ia.
The contract Is for .. 745 feet.
Michigan avenue having been put In what
might bs called Grst-class travelling condition.
steps have been taken to keep that thorough
fare In constant repair. Tho SUN OF 37u0 has
been subscribed by tho propcsty-owncrs, and
that will be held ~ repair fund, 10 bo expend.
cd Nhcn necessity demAuds. TREAT credit Is
due Dir. Thomas W. Anderson, Of tho hrm Of
J.W. poapc Il Co.. for tho obtaining Of tho
subscription, for II is owing to hts efforts alona
that the amount has tscn secured.
Buiillng-pexmits we're issued Yesterday ~
follows: Let3rand OdclI, twustosy aud basa-
1nent warehouse, On Fifth ayenue near Folk
! street, to rost S4,000; John Irwin, three
| story aud basement atone-front dwelling, ucaI'
bosi avenue near schiller street, 10 cost :4,ooi
r. Fortune, atwostory aud basement lse.nonse ta1
| No. Ia West Van Buren, street, to cost 3,o0O,
| g. Nj. FarnAwoTth. three thEee.stoIy aud base'
| meut stoue-front dwellings, Natehhcll aycuuel
| near Congress street, to cost 81, SUI caA:h.
During tho past month there wero thirty mine
Accidents, q; cArelcssncss, 81; chlll1ea, s; do
fectivo chimneys, 1; eas-cxploslou, l; taccu
diary, Ii lamp-exPlosion, 4; spontaneous cntn
bustion, rats with matches, /; kettle boiling
ever, q; unknoHu,l |. The toaal loss wa4 3os3,
eM-3l2,G7 On Koots and $l0, ,S23 on buildings
Tho total lnsu1ance wa1 3lQl, ,b00. The lalgGs
| t1e occurred In tie Unlou plautng~Mlll Cou
, 1877-10-10
4 GENEROUS OFFER.

WILL OUR MEDICAL NRN rRorlT DY IT!
DR.. J. ". Toner, for many years d prominent
physician In Washington, has dono> something
for Ills professional brethren In Chicago for
Whcl, he will bo held III grateful and lasting
remembrance. During DR.. Toner'S long and
successful career rs 4 practitioner he has boon
gathering together q medical library OF some
1S,OU volumes, which Is said to bc one of the
finest IN a.. " ~ world, % surpassed, lnleea' by BY
the uso Of tho army and navy. eomc
months siucc, Dr.. Toner, realizing that
ho was getting pretty well along IN
collection to thu uso of hts professional brcth-
rcn, offered II to thu physicians VI pittaburg,
the only condition being tllat thcy should place
1t In . lrr-proof building so - 10 insurc 1t
sonlo reason or other, and witt. tho usual luck
OF enterprise for Which tho Smoky City is dis
tlnguisi,ed tho Plttsburg people could not
comply with the condition: whlctl Was not
qacns oltes was made to tl'u phys|clat,s q St.
Louis, which met With the same fate. Finally,
Dr. Tcuer, remembering tue proverbial entcr-
prise Of chle9go's, citizens, Including aer
70 his brethren lu th!s city. Accordingly, Dr.
Norman urldgc received q letter from Dr..
Toner Monday evening, 10 which the formal
| o(Icr was Matlc, mud In which .hcrc arc soHlo
pE4EtlC1I kUhXE4kIQHk gtOAlIlS w III lNCEtA3t VI
The library aE,l tue lecture f1ul, through The a4-
ditton a,irually, By each pesson ealoylug IL:
through the annual addition u 10 per cent Of
tho rcscsyu 10 tho origlnl fu,ul. II Is also tho
Doctors express dcslfc that tilu collection shal
| be accessible to physicians of every school. IT
Is gratifying to state that .stcpa nave already
been taken to comply with the conditions Vi tho
offer. Iii bis letter 10 Df. bridge, speaking Of
tho library, DR., Toner says:
Ills rich In early american medical li1ctature.
and quito full on some spcclnl branches, such II
cholera, yellow teses, md smallpox. Twas aIsa
quito q foundation for local American history,
such ~ thu history pf counties, towna, md paEtic
u!ar sections Of states, This e!ass y wo,xs was =
Fagca upon. namely. medical history, medical
sypoRsaphy, geographical dtasaous,on VI diseases,
who!c viii require for easy lodgmens Of shelves
neatly 4, 900 running feet of shclrin:. The oul,
/ noLQts shali luxs& upon that tbs profession,
throneh .ome Iese9a.hls agsaey that shall y
my ths pEousstr. acceps tbs library. snd pro
vlle for Il : dse. proof building. Tho fund that
Wilt giro With tho library Will be sanicsnt to ytelt
revenue to provide m anpual leetHks+
, 1877-10-10
pany's mill, nnd tho ioss was $3.50 on both
gootls and building.
THE COUNTY DUILD1NG.

The etatc's Attorney yesterday received In
formation that Ryan mid Rtht, indicted IN con-
.,ccton with the Protection Ltfc-1neurance Com
pany, would appcar next week ana Etyn la!l'
Thclr whereabouts Il not known, but u Il bo'
liavel that they. arc tnsido Of tho State.
A dtspatch yesterday brought to Tho Jail tho
SAD intelligence tllat Mrs. Ka.c MCGOWAN, late
Christian worker In thai Institution, lad como
TO her death at SaE,na,v, sifch.. by al, nctdeut:
Tic deceased was very esti,nnble Indy, and
hal for rear or n10re devoted TIC most III her
time TO 1a9orfng with tho prisoners. Size WAS
1evont aud e,lecra, mud tho result of her abors
as Billie realcr aMti temperance alsocatc can.
not bc too highly estimated. Yhc was hbout -
years OF age, and her last noteti work III thia
tntnnunfty wae In eonnecsion with the tc1nusr.
nnco cn1np-mcctiMg at tako fsluif. Her rcmofns
will be inferred ht GraccIarld Cemetery to-day.
About tho Courthouse work yesterday
there Wero Tarpns rlinlors, among others that
sexton, the masonry contractor, lad quilt work.
lie was not nt work yesterday OIL ACCOUNT uf Tie
Whether lc has quit Of. not, It ia fact that liz
and tic architect liayc had misunderstanding
In the last few days uu the matter of estimates,
for, while he claimed $40,NO EHan las rctI1acu
to nllow Him norc than S:s},0oo.7 Ills threat to
Egan was to quit workAlntlcr the etrrumsta'1ees,
ami, lnaAmuch hs tho Cuurt-liousu Fund Is
practically absorbed, It IS reasonable to SUP
pose, Notwithstanding his assertions, that the
brfck-work ia ncar tn mn end.
TIE TROUBLES or An n. ..
Dr.. Charles y. Iicwcs, OF Hyde Park, WAS at-
ratgncd In the County Court yesterday to an
swCr charge Ut bastardy. Miss Fctcrtgc nn-
buul, youn9, tnnoccnt, and Ignorant fe.nnlc,
who ind swept lis Office, etc, wns .hc plaintiff
healthy, bright urchn Of months, ,-but hc de-
nteh tfc paternity, notwithstanding 1t was d
good picture Of himself. The evidence IN the
Gc.e wns of the usual character, and 1t waa
weighed and tllsscetrtl with tnurc tlIan usual In
| tercss by tho attorneys U1 either side. rllc
| Jury retired at AIS, and III q fcw minutes
brought In verdict In favor Of tic plaintiff, -
In Other words, Ur. I1owss was adjudgcl The
| fnthrr Of the child. The Doctor was married In
October lust, md twclyo Of his peers hay1
| placed him In rather an awkward position.
, 1877-10-10


CHAPMAN Emerald Grove, WIS.,, Oct. 8, 1877,
paachal 2. Chaplin, formerly Of Chicago. aged 65
years. .-
AsCllER-oct. 0, Mrs ulga Aacher, aged 90
years.
Funeral wednesday, Oct. 10, At ! p. NJ. from
the rcsldcpco Of her a0n-in-taw. COS Rnrth-av
ToU1Ty-Funsgal OF Michael TonhY, tbrotbcr to
I: /. Touhy, Knscrs rark). on Thursda! at 70
o'clock I. nj, ftoui 20H Hhc14an.st. 10 6t. htnry
CalhaIic Church; thence ty carrlagcs to Calvary,
Friends Of tho family arc invited 10 attend.
AtcUOWAN-The funeral Of Mrd. ,Kase Nc.
Gown, we'll known ~ worker In Tho County
jail nn IN the temperance enusa, Will taks place
th,a n.urnIn. nj o'clock frnni t1.o Fit!! freshly.
tcsian Church, Insiana.nv. aud TlfTlieth-st., by
carriages to GEncclahd.
Wlsl0lIT-On tho nh anrL. ut ilo' ressslenec 10tl
Lircoln Az, suddenly, Of heart dsseaan. Nsh. Fan.
NJ Wright, aged ~ years. Sho leaves two children
to mourn her loss.
.Funem, Thursday, 2 p. NJ BY carriages to noso'
hill.
DiOSS-At Clarke. Neb.. on Tneshav u,orn!ns.
Oct. 0, Of heart disease. Ira H. N. lrosa hs"tl,cs
Of sr William lirosa OF this city, aged IL ycats
months aud IL days
, 1877-10-10
Angles falutn9 at THIS point WAS evidently m
evasion,
Thcrc will DO limited demand for ono ticket
to Colorado Greek, Tex, eomc time this week.



MATTERS At TIE nRoHgS nANKs
were even dulger Yesterday than IL had been
supposed a rainy, chilly dsy could make them.
That they asc barren Of all interest on fair daya
everybody knows, but that tho weather could
make any particular difference Tas not to be
thought Of. And yet It did. Ordinarily tf'oro
arc more or less people 10 cali on the Rccctvors,
most Of thcm Of tho hungry-dcposltor class. but
yesterday tho great hulk Of visitors REMAINED
Indoors In tho cases Of the depositors
their holding a'oot showed great good sense,
S9 a ! eS Ses 4a cSors ,fa rHa{ s es posse.s
that sterling but not general quality. There arc
class who MRkc It a part of thclr daily duty,
as tn'iei, a. they mako i their duty to get nut
Receiver w''o ts administering upon tlIer inter.
csts md to max lin What he thtnks the hank
will pay when It will PAY Il, and Il 1t wouldn't
b. possible for them 70 ct . lttio now: Tho
quiscr gues away with no additional nrnount
Of Information, and certainly with no more cae!,
than llo Or ele had hrfore coming. An lto'lr Or
pS.1 M m 9esn sn asts sn c fa .s aaf 81 hci.st i
before the, Receiver the very next s'nT 70 repeat
the operation. Some Of tho more sensible ones
lavc given It up, md are patiently waiting until
tle owspapers sall give what OF neWs ~ serG sI, T.
the Courts SONIC time tcforo tho Court House
and CMy.1lat1 arc built, furnished, md ocel-
pied. Hut there Is another class Of customers
wilom thc ordinary Receiver !ofcs 10 Sec lhese
arc t'lo debtors to tho banks,-thc one ones VINO
M, HAVa MonraAaEs TO PAf OFF,
lney eomt', paf Wilat ihey cur, anti are eo!nially
ihs,tcu 70 come hgaiFCeoon. a nunlueI u!
these sallcu On Judge Ctls yesterday morning
!eioFe the eteadf fain ~ n anu ataie's thc1
little incfenirnts ot wealth 90 tac oank's M & pos.
sessions. lhen tno laih lel', AEu .s!u noous
eames hhG thc peoh!e Will Inpnc5 ~ tue!s Inth@
cts stnye4 away. ine 'uaEc anu MS asslstauls
accordingly spent tIlc afternoon IN pntihE oveT
nnsty records, haec tecorus' ailu oeauLl.
tuiiy-cohstfuctca lists o. feaI catato' tne
daily consideration ol WINCH II sun-
nosca 10 oo ansolntely essSntsa' 1vha .,,s0 10
tne MAKING Of an olisclai report Nncn tney
VII get through considering anti 10 reaay TO nat
tncIr conSiusohs III nenuee ennpG, no ~ ~
man OF WOMAN khoweta IT, 70 ec1ta.nty. hai , LUG
gentle reader, nc stlll i've, 20 pat.enI' anu r.,
hcet tiat y taxes tlsnc' o 1ot ot"lne' u ~
oEGt the pooke' H., 49,.
Y. lurMns appraisers, OF cotfsc; u,u ny
make as much lcau"ny yGetctuay as tsey nunu .4a..
haFe dohe nau tue Wentlier oecn !aat % ana a.ey
coilg nave gone afouha 10 INSPECT tne ptopert5
On Wliicn tilcy aro 70 hx sa,.ie' Stns tey EuI
70 wofk ahn ufu az thGy eonlu. 1aoY hasu r.
aaecu Inc ufYt Iecn! nescraption Q! ino p, pnor
GttY 20 pa,n EnEnsn' mnu ,ai.. VIII 'o't4m IN,
| up and ;, appFAse WsIiuH .. ~.
wecK. noss19ie, 80 tnat ~! a autnm a,na "dS HiSg
, 1877-10-10
LOCAL POLITICS.

ns.,a rs....,. ~ rss..., ra,v.
!ne nc'''ve'At1s Coa4sJ SsatA eo.'."'asece
helu mecung ~ !ne ta''"e9 aouso last cScn-
ing, Perry Il. Smith III Tho eair'
and outsiders vcrc invited TO leave, and tho
1,s.,,,ni..aa tha, wcnt into secret ,r..,or
To'''!'.o ~" -. .s ~. n.,sa.,.. .
They dsseasseo pan LOT carrying the primaries
50 thot tho slate which Is to bo liked up by tAe
Subcommittee, appointed last week, eau be
c,r,,c,1 ,h,onvh' Nothing drnnite bovoyer. WA
,.'., -. e.e ... ,.,.ss ~ a.,,in t.a,.s, "ss
afrsea a1' ~ .'.S ns.., raasa a1ns,aa Me.
time Is needed In orjcr to perfect tho schemo
for carving tho prImarjss In Tho interest of tho
1,nr ~, ~ .,.rs, M >' '' - '@'S ~'' ~ wv
A"us ~ u,,.,, - ,,.,4.a -, ,n. st..
Al ". Ayan was clecteQ 10 represent tnc
Tenth Ward In place OF a. g. Storey, ha having
moye.l To tho North Side,
L. co,houn frnm thn comn,,t,co snnotntc,,
to consult With tue "otklng1ncn aud COMMUNE
ista, etc, with view OF making combination,
reportel that nothipg haa been dono except
makinr urYanroments 10 haye conferences viii,
s..., ',r,o nt,stTnn. ia horas r. hc rh,s ~ ~
s,rt ~ ttsa neTt ,"eetjnr, ~
ts M nrnnsel n s.s,,rcde sha,c nj abo ofr,rrs
~ ~" }"s'fcrs ~ ,hn f:nmmnnIsia n thcs s,1i
sunnort mo tic norniness of lie Central Com mil.
Fit. v.. ,,,tb,t ~, don. mil ott.r lining n
4hsu s,,in,rn4d mil FrtSay n.wh, ""'''"s ~
s1T{ :Iho 1onvsn1,on viii nrnbah,y ~ h,,d m tbe
s7th ~'1's""'S'' was p'''' w SS'A va >''s
-''o+ -
fan oHhxa9AcKsaS
"A meetanS o. iae nteenoacIsss C!un ol GooK
Coanty W. neia iast evening a. tne hcaa- sia.a
quarters on ciatk street. = eonsiuesaoio tiilse
Tas spen. 10 atseussan9 tne protest o. nas,ns
pam tal5 maKe spstca " the slsy tns 1moasn' M.s
~ Na4 ssttteo " lnsn1nE alessta nc1tt{s oioNA
way, Dunscomb, soblnson. anu Smith CON.
mM'ee 10 make y! NECESSARY arrangements ai y
~ aE1sJ EJe spesen ~ tnu otcaas "
sns aota inst+ ~ otaeE pu1ihem appcas.
o.oa @ 70 90 ~ maae, pas s1.pehu' u; IS,nt
to saH astios y. "Isnoy Eon..sn y @ Gogr, ~
NJ % usentso :. N Mo.ta Ha!!e ~ e1pl9n noW uo
~ !c~ ~ u i.. " ic teel OF Ntpah!iean HeetlnG
sn .iner ni eisnnS a9 49, ~ ,w r ou
money money. ih,s performances being concluded,
paneIs nan ~ aax ~ salicteo 70 sesuhe III
s"ast -" '''o .ass.an ~ :. au!outnea'
An.a.t,o + ~ pa.,'ta,e "nHp. e,.,
, 1877-10-10
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10, 1877

was lust ncrnss tho street, tho Rush Medical
College Di.peneary WAS within three minutes
walk, anu other Institutions atEnrsling adrar-
taGca for surgical study wcEe on every hand. j,
the new members OF tic faculty, ninde = few
remarks, md argued the ftncss o{ wonso Tor
the calling OF mfnistestng nngel possessed OF
mc,itcnl fkill and surgical ability.
pr. Ingalls, md other invited guests made hp'
prbprlato remarks, and tho excrrfses were con-
ciuhet1
, 1877-10-10

A fashion Journal IL n practical economy, to any
heii,. entertaining. IL useful. a. nil Who have aknn
1t can testify. II contains not ouly fashion plates
With patsorns, but serial aud other
tic tar sex. it should bo on every lady'a table.
SEND 10 cunss for specimen copy 10 ". X.
AsD,tkwe. Cincinnati,
, 1877-10-10
PERFECTION ITsElft

In everything that goes to make up perfect
plano, viz. purity Of tonu, dclEcacy Of touch,
power durability, and beauty Of Gnish, tho Dccke,
]sfoa'. plano has never been cxcclled. We tnvlto
tho most careful critleism and comparison.
s8ronY d CANT I'll Stata ssrcot.
, 1877-10-10
HE DREW n WIFE.
THE RESULT or AN0l1So IN 4 LOTTERY.
'ho following appeared in Oh evening paper

Tho following appeared in Oh evening paper
ses.su esoaa!. ~. v,,,,nor,,, Edith, ). ot III.
Kans.s dity S1mss ia neW.t,apcr Which hsa n,ado
vift cntsrnfiers rtu,ly md Which bas been 0frcr-
ias tasttaxcaIls women y prizes fot subsc,iptton.
ss sat riares liz hill 81 its isani drawings look
PLACE at coates' Opera. .liouse, kansas Ctty. uet'
With fe.! that us. she e r. otS ~ sbaI ~ inpny NV
onn nne ~ wv sn,an ~ tha tnb.crbera drew only
S D!~ks and and etnefs secured fa;nita;s
thc uisposition Of ikc women prizes. Chicago il
sss.rsnS +" :n' 3ax; ns:sa b t.
drew woaaan tNo. oo} living as colorado Creek
Ica. =. . A. ,.,, =, ,,,. ,,,n,--
tnnce was, OF course, grapplcd With by every city
e.,.tor IN snvn. o,l at,out twenty reporters were
su'to, !" ., ~, .o.sn, ~ ,ho ,u,,nnnv man. Tn
e'as1 Of tem went ~ to his room, a'i to rest went
huntlnl through law-ofsccs and other places o1
pnn1or rcsort Without avail. Eventually THH
arn,n,,v. r,no,tcr cant,,rcl him In ttc net Of
,.. -, +, 90. 4hn nf,v NJ .no
looking ~ p'ay' ~ "Hs 'ao Wy " ."o
"llunrhback." nc appHafea 10 oe Vesy nue'l
interested in It. Now, TO show loH cunnInEly
,,.w.naner renortcrs lay ,hclr plans lor tho Gu
ta t.,s s Nv " that the oaiy wsy 10 arriyo at tbs
s s"rs tn tho caso vas to fnyito III. Anglo duw,,
so IT, ~ ~. rho rsportcr knew that. Anl 80 ho
mt mails no bones about asklug him to partakc Of
t,c,,cut ~. ria intoryieHer is not expected to
s"ttic
esssto' ro,e the ,nckv drawer of the prizc. ts a
sdq hslfh sHlt sstho, hsyM %h :; 'sfSs. r.
ense 70 isEs san whsh has ee sa to
.'src h"ar lin ssrasinn nf tnO iocni atnrc,
.,as" y asen cnr nsvcr nran It was thcrcforo
surprise , to his iricnd. % ind that ho had been
thc napp7 fcc'P'eaE u |u' A''''"'os '''''A"' ~
, 1877-10-10
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

r,.,t 49, 49, eia..ad runto,,,. and n, I. t;,c..nn
~ F'e". . "as e1e.ss" e~''' A''3
sccond Lieutenant.
Sun5ay last, about thirty ptraons were rc.
,,Iv.a tn,o church n,eutcr.hiu by letter and
Ns'.,a ." =. 49, rrrttr, A. r cbu,si,. ~
profession ~ tne ~, ;. .fHt5 ~ M e0u'ei' "
which the les. W. r. Traits IN pastor.
Tl,e meeting Of the business men of Chicago
eraIcd To mect In the Board Of Trade Hall last
r-,,n,ne 10 hc,r Inc Second Regiment was post
49,. NJ - Tlurs,,nv evening an acrount of tho
pohcu " 1'a''"'' ~'@""s va
Ncat'cr'
Mr.. A. D. Cornot, Of this city. Is on trIal TO-
a.r in ,rlr,u, charged with seduction and bas-
ar,.. uas ~ c., ,fc1e,vci1' formcrlro! Lnwnda1c,
aafay " Hre W.. '.ss.,ta..t'n ;mt +,,a rc.nt
The ease Will Dear rin'es''sA'''''' oas '"' 'S'"''
cannot be t'oretold.
ri,,,cu co,,chc. Of excutetonrs,s, numbering
Fn.esn ~, so~ .x.,r.d 1o.t cvsntnn nm tbc
about ~" pc opic' a,'aveu NV a'.,'.. ps,,s,.,
1,ke Shore " Michigan SouthtfA NatlIohu.
, 1877-10-10
MllIl1NS

Of bottles Of Durnettta C6coa!ns l,a1e boen sold
during the last twenty years In every civilized
country, and the public hare rendered the yoraict
Tint il the cheapest and Lest In tho
, 1877-10-10
A CORK CARPETlNG.

Ltnolcum Is warm, carpetliko in appearance,
and Of extraordinary durability. 1t IL pecu-
appearance, and IL never cold like ordinary OIL
cloth. Kept by ali frst-class carpet dealers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22
nv 14-2aMLS
Bv +. a. kerby, AuCtioneer,

kNO OO hlHR SlIetL, alpAaDutln,
TOM MlSSIONEKS SALE Under decree
~ Of tho Corporation Court Of Alexandria
city, mado at i.s January tern 1877, in the case
of Smoot s. Uhler vs. John I. Hill, the under
signed, as commissioners, will oA4r by public
auction, on SATURDAY, June 9th, 1871, at j.
clock m, in front of tho Market building. on
Royal street, in tho city of Alexandria, Virgins.
the following property, TO wit:
A CERTAIN TENEMENT and LOT, stu
ated on the east side of Water (now Lee streo:,
in the city OF Alexandria, Virginia, bct~eeH
Wolfe and Wilkes streets, beginning ut tho
middle Of the square between Wolfe and Wilkes
streets, and running thence north on w 1ter ST.
81 feet 8 inches TO an siicy 4 feot wide: tho: 60
cast on said alley parallel With Wolfe street 10
feet to the western limo OF Potomac 81 thence
south on Potomac stree. p.raIlo! with w ster
street 81 feet ) inches, md thence west in 3
straight line to tho beginning.
forms: Ono 10 lrth cash !; tho residue IN equal
payments in one, two and three years I'll in
terest from tho day OF ale; tao doerred pay
ments to be secured by the no,os OF tho pu--
chaser Of the property. with gool personal Sc
curity, a9d he title Of tho properly to be re.
tainod until the pure hlso price is fully paid.
CHARLES +. TT ART,
H. q. CLAUGHTON,
mvlO-ts Com nlis.ionors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22
AUCTION SALES.
Ru Grann 81 Wise


THaal Estate 4 gents and Aucticneers.
A UCTlOE SALE OF VAL A l. Z
II HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NlTURE-We wi! offer or sale by public
auction, on WEDNESDAY,. the G0.h Gay Of
NJ ", 1877. the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITU e 1t dwelling No. $50 King strees,
nov occunied by Mrs Griffith. sale t. CON-
mence ut 10 o'clock N. T-rms-Cssh.
my 22-7t GREEN & WISE. Tor the owner
TRUSTEk'S SALE OF ABLE
l. LAND IN FAIRFAN COUNTY. VA
By virtue Of u deed of trust given 10 me by Zera
A. Smith sid Sarah g., his wifi, dated on the
18th Of July, 1871. and recorded in libe- N, No.
4. folio 1S}, OF tho land records Of FaiIfay coun
~, ". and 1T the request Of the beneficiary in
said deed Of trust in writing, will sell by pub
lie auction, to tho highest bidder. in font Of the
Court House of said county on MON DAY, the
18th day of June, AID. 1877, Chat being Court
dav) CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. lying
and being situate in the county and State afcre
said. containing 81 acres, rood and 81 poles,
being portion Of lhs lsnl conveyed 10 The said
Ezra Smith by Il. s. Nelson, lying near Mel
sons mill
Terms of Ssle SO much cash in hand as will
pay tbs costs and expenses Of sale and the sum
Of three hui drad dollars, with II per cent inter
est from tie l2lh Of January. 1871, and the resi-.
due, ii any, upon such terms as may be agreed
upon by the :,,.rty in interest and in default OF
-uch agreement tDen upon credit CT twelve
moaths with interest from the Gay Of sale. Sell
ing ne trustee, l shall convoy such title as Is
ve ted in me by tho said deed oftrust
+. D. RICHARDSON, Trustee
H.irfsy county nv ,I-u 0W