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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
with sugar 90 Hssemeyer Elder; vessel 10 smes Henry

sugar H.vsmsysr Elder; vessel 70 james Henry
e. Dsnass Witches: x;:rrs.
Oar
aH ss s .asis 4 s'S' ns:.s 50 q
mot pearl Pos nor faar ' hSsy
day. with sugar 70 order vessel 20 master March had
man New Salem. Mass, fell overheard and
Brig Henry Trowbrdss. Thomas. ssais Jan Y; 9Th
ear csossea equator lon 81 Sv Feb s
81 % ssi SSw
25 81 lon 81 heavy gale from NM with very Bad en
sa 3 20 esa snqssr heavy sas %sw Sw Msrsa
g hs sd s blew
which s,os and filled srward home and shifted deck load
% days with &c. to Trowbrdgs Sons Had light
sIs Trspis ETA Eor cuan,.nams Feb ,s Jaso
vi via sssSaa %ssrs hs put N II TO Nss II &
sshr Edward Burton Jarv. Havana II days with
schr Bird of Rockiand. Ms; Merrill Havana days.
schr + Schultz. THOMPSON Havana Il days, with mo-
"ssss e Vessel 70 Scsn s
days with sugar to b Howel vessel to John Boynton
sehr Har. tof Bostqr, Hall ca5asnas II days. with
'us. S sTSs Sh"w Oates. hws days
TO GSssier Go; vessel 20 Smpsan CiapI Co. ..,s,
sdsys with sugar to Rubira Go; vessel to over.on
schr Gsorge r Hal!ock. sharrots, Richmond. Va.
Scir Minnie Still. Jennings. Virginia
schr benjamin oliver, Freeman, Virginia
Schr Kit Carson, Hopkins Virginia
Schr Henry Finch. Bunncll, Virginia.
Sclr : Barnes, Wright virginia
s 4n1s MyTcE Hsga' vsnl. for New Haven
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer City OF Bedford. Fish. Now Bedford for
Steamer Galatea. Walden. Providence tor New YORK.
Steamer Albatross Davis. Fall River for New York.
sehr Angler Besse. warshsm for New York.
schr Montrose. Iitlman: Prcvidence for New York.
Schr Convoy. French; Proyidenes for New York
Schr Lucan Ward. Providence for New York.
Scir Win q Burdin Adams. Providence for New York.
schr Hattie Coldens. Phillips. Providence for New
schr w W Branerd. Fitch, Providence for New York.
schr Warren Gates Smith. Milestone Point for New York.
schr Mary shields Sloman, Fail River TOR New York.
Schr J Ross Taunton tor New York.
Schr NJ Mclaughlin. Mclaughlin, New Haven for New
York.
schr A Bergen Thompson. Port Jefferson for New
schr Clara Post Ferris. portcnester for New York.
Schr VIM Peck, Bunce, Cold Spring for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Elesnora johnson. New York for Portland.
BrigJ stewart lBr). Crane New York for Corunna.
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer, Now York for Stamford.
schr 70 Acksn ToEs. New Yo,k for Stamford
Schr Vim Wood Wood, New York Tor Huntington.
Schr Fleetwing, Remission New York for Boston.
Schr Matte Ruen Tracy, Hob0kep for Providence.
schr Edwards West Hoooken Tor Boston.
Schr Ellen Baxter, Lampher, HOboken for New Lon
schr james Baylis- Arnold Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Amos Fakenburg Quincy hoboken for Providence.
schr VIM Lveritt, Haines. Hopoken for Providence.
Schr Freddie Porter Woodruff, Weehawken for Boston
schr Fred Taylor, Parker, Amtoy for Providence; .
Schr Rodney Parker Parker Baltimore for New Haven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
MISS BANGS READINGS.

Last evening literary and musical entertainment
was given at Masonic Temple, in tho presence OF a
large audience, evidently we'll pleased, as everything
done on the stage enthusiastically applauded and
encorcd. The principal features were the Rotations
OF Miss L. Bangs, tho solo singing oil Mr.. George L.
Elard and the Chckcring Quintettc club Miss Bangs
read Young Gray head ~ OF the "Mrs Caude Lee
tures," and "High Twelve Masonic poem,
the compliment OF which to the order was as much
appreciated as the satire OF Mrs. Caudlcs curtain
lecture. The lady reads integently, but was owl
IDENTIFY suffering IRON the epidemic cold, which i'm
pared her voice. Mr. Eard sang peasingy, aud the
Quintette CLUB caused much laughter by It's comic rem
dering OF negro songs, the imitation OF bagppe and
y niece appropriately called '.Cackle- Cacklc."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
OBITUARY.
DIR. THOMAS A. BRADY.

Dr. Thomas A. Brady, well known ph ysician of
many years. standing in Brooklyn, died suddenly
yesterday morning at the residence OF Mr.. Thomas
Kane No. 49s Kent avenue. The deceased at one
time was one of the Brooklyn Health Board ply
siciaus, under the late DR.. Cochrane. He was a
Of genial disposition, thorough gentleman, and had q
large circle Of personal friends. He had been
suffering from complication OF diseases Tor some
lime past they did not interfere with his duties,
which he promptly attended to until Monday last. The
funeral will take place on next Sunday afternoon from
tho residence OF Mr.. Kane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
JERSEY CITY SCHUETZENS.

The members OF tho Jersey City United schue'zen
Park Association have elected the following Board oil
Directors for the ensuing year:-Rudoph suroer'
Theodore Gubclmap. Bernard Lippman David Ettling,
Valentine Puster, John q. wenncr, Jacob schntzer'
Adolph Luck, Christian schumm, John Meyer !, ~
Bischon, r. Rohrcnbeok, Jacob Ring'es James n
ksann and Nicholas Jansen 4a,t
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SUPPOSED lNFANTICIDE.

Tho body Of male infant found yesterday after
at the garbage dump at the foot Of Twenty-nrs
street and North River The body was brought there
ash cart The body WAS sent to the Aorgue, and
police have the under investigation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
.--a--
THE EVENT or TIE WEEK
ROGERS, PEET n CO.-,;RAND SPRING OPEN
ING OF ALL DEPARTMENTS, SATURDAY,


The display will be fine and the prices surprisingly
low The indications of attendance IL know
what the latest demands Of fashion In Mems Boys and
Chdrcns Wearing Apparel for which this house has
quired such celebrity No AT Bondway has been remark
ably their entsrprsng aud
dcservedIy popular than nt the present
To low the boat qualities they attribute
| their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
SPOKEN.

Ship Aimo tRns, Bremen, from Iin for Philadelphia
brig Georgia from Baltimore for Ponce, PR Fob %, LAT
30 ~, Ion 81 ~ - -, - O.
schr Theresa a Kecne. Keene, from New York for ~
Themes mot As beforc). March 3, lat &c. Ion ~ 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
A SUSPICIOUS DEATH.

Coroner Flanagan was notified last Eight OF II
death Of victorna Williams, aged thirtythree year
under suspicious circumstances, at No l40 West Thi
tieth street. An autopsy will be made to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
MAJOR ]. c. CASH.

Major J. Q. Cash, for many years paymaster OF th
United States Marine corps found dead In his be
yesterday morning at his residence in Washington
HIS death was caused by apoplexy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
SAILED.

Steamers Hammonia (Ger for Hamburg; state Of Indi
kichmond, &c; Agnes Philadelphia; Abemsrls, Lswes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

MIsCEl4LAyEOUS.
4 FfSE THING FOR rHE TEETH.
sozOD0NT
soZoDOXT.
sOZODOST
THE ONLY DENTIFRlCE THAT wHITEys THE
teeth without injurng the enamel
sOZODONT
THE ONLY DENTIFRIcE THAT REMOVES
dsagreeabie odors from the breath.
SOzODoNT.
THE ONLY DENTIFKIcE THAT IMPARTs A
cooling and refreshing feeling to the mouth.
sOZoDONr.
CONTAINS NO ACIDS OR ANY SUBSTANCES
that will nIure the teeth.
sozoDoNr.
HAS RECEIVED THE ENDORSEMENT or
eminent dentists physicians and scientific men.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
OFFICIAL LIST or THE DRAWING WHICH TOog
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AxsrrnpAn, March 7-Arrived Frances, from Charles
ton ~.
ANTWERP. March s--Arrivcd, barks A Meyer tGer,
Prohn, Pensacola; Surprise (Nor. Wagner Wilmington
NC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
CHARLES BURROUGHS, Acton.

Charles Burroughs, late an actor at Portland, Me-,
who route for New York. knocked from the
lop Of tho steamboat train at Onoyvillc. X. l., on
Wednesday night, and killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PHILADELPHIA March sThe obstru elton buoy placed on
wreck in the Delaware River Is one.third OF mile due
west IRON the buoy The Horseshoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09

NEXT DRAWING MARCH IS. 1877
Il. MARTINEZ h CO., Bankers
=, 10 W all IT., basement
In April 1873 sold the prize $500 gold and %
september L. 1876. we sold and cashcd al
Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought and solo
Drats GU uAvSs~ AAsusd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
YACHTS. STEANtHOATs. S:C.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

E,REIGHT PROPELLER FOR SALE OR CHATTER
j. very light draught Address MASTER, box 2 10 raid
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Desti'ation
OEn
SfedRT.

DATES OF DEPARTURE YORK FOR ruR MONTHS
MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-09

GREAT MISUNDERSTANDING RESTORED WITH
O,iarmores Artificial sHr Drums great success. For
circulars apply to AMOS NJ CLARK. box %. Bedford,
The New York herald., 1877-01-16

body OF Saliie l. Hobbtsell aged fourteen year,
daughter OF Helen Western sister OF Lucille wes'ssn
VINO died December 81, and whose remains have sinos
being resting ia q receiving tomb Long before Twelve
O'Clock large number Of people, comprising many
prominent members OF the dramatic profession ano
others who were drawn 10 the scene through mere
curiosity, wended their way toward the chapel out on
the doors beng opened only number sufficient 10 MI
the room allowed 20 enter The only memberso OF
the immediate family Of the deceased who were present
we're her husband, Mr.. James Mead; and her MOTHER
Mrs. Jane English.
PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE BESIDE THE BIER.
Among the members OF the dramatic profession
were noticcd:-Mr wyzeman Marshall John stelson,
Isaac D. Rich Harry Josephs James S. Moit, Joseph
T. flaming, d. W Boardman, William Warren, ). =.
Barry, A. :. kennoycr, n = Iarr X +. mcUanTp
WILSON, N c. Goodwin, Jr n. =. DAILY, =. :; bucSiey'
Mr.. Chppcndae. n. D. Jones' Andrew Levitt. 4; Q.
Hart Master barney, Larry Tooley, William Devis.
ches,er Iomoyns John SrssSam MSS Mnrs
Bates, Julia Coventry Mrs. Charles Poole. Mrs. r. ".
Lander. Miss : X Vincent Eva wes Annie nss, MACK,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Leslie Allen. Mrs Rachael Canteri
Bessie and Dollie Warren, M. g. Cambridge. Mr. A
r. samuels and large number OF others
THE FLORAL rRIBrTKs
were elegant the most conspicuous being an Offering
in shape OF pillow, with the last words uttered by
let's the tribute Of her husband, Mr.. James d. Mead
Among the other floral CONSTRUCTIONS were "a basket
and carror dove by Miss Marie Bates two Douquetsby
Mrs. j. r. Vincent large wreath by Charles Pier
son; wreath aud motto crest In peace, = BY Charles
II. Pattee wreath by Mrs. Janc Parker; bouquet by
Mrs. George L. Fox large cross OF iowcrs by Mse
Annie Tiffany, who played Miss Westerns part while
she sick; beautiful wreath oy 4. r. Samuels, o.
Tho contributions OF Miss Tiffany and Miss Adame
placed upon the casket containing the remains Of
the child which lay at the loot OF tho caskct In wiicp
the body OF Miss Western rcposed.
THE RELIGIOUS sEKvIUkS.
The services were conducted by tho Rev. Mr..
Winkey OF Boston, insisted by the Rev. Mr. Wilson,
and were as fol ows: Singing Of hymn Jesus. Lover
OF Nv Soul " by trio, comprising Mr. I. n. Hunter,
of Boston Theatre, MISS Addic Lamont and Ars.
Reed; reading OF Scriptures, BY Mr.. Wilson, hymn.
'sNcarer, My God, TO Thee - address, oy Rev. AT.
Winkcy; hymn, 20 Paradige;" prayer by Rev. Mr..
Wilson, and the benodction. At close OF the cereno-
MES an opportunity Afforded to view the remains
The remains then conveyed TO their last resting
place at Mount Auburn.
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
CREST AT LAST"

oBsEQUIEs OF LUCILLE wEsTERN-ACToEs AND
ACTRESSES AROUND HER BIER IN CHURCH
FLORAL TRIBUTEs-THE Artistic AND THE
CHLD-THE LAST SAD LOOK ON THE RE-
MAINs--MoUNT AUBURN.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
BOSTON, Jan. 49, 1871
The last services the remains OF Pauline Lucille
Western were held IN the Rev. Mr. Winkcy's chapel
corner OF BuI0nch street and Buinch place, this after
noon. AT tho Same time services held over tho
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
AN ESCAPE FRUSTRATED.

About three O'Clock yesterday morning attempt
was made 10 escape from the Pentcntary. Backwell's
Island by two mon who had been placed the hos
pita ward tor medical treatment They forced their
way down TO the large sewing room, where the female
prisoners are kept Mt work during the day. Keepers
Fizsimmons, Ward and Ryan, who were on watch,
heard tue noise OF their movements and had the TWO
convicts pIaced heavIy ironed, IN the 'dark celLO
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
A BROTHERS. REQUEST.

A young girl, named Katie Hopkins was placed uu-
der the care OF the Sisters of Mercy by Justice
Duffy yesterday, at tho request OF her brother,
who stated that she was IN tue habit OF rcqucnng
low dance houses, to witness tho immoral perform
ances IN vogue at such pacos
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
DIDN'T HAVE TIME.

Michael ). Murray, aged nineteen years. was held in
$500 bail by Justice Duffy yesterday for appropatng
his own use sl5 which he had collected for his
ploycr. Murray SAID he interdcd TO pay back tho
money but did not have time before he was apprc-
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
BROOKLYN THEATRE SUFFERERS.

The following additional subscriptions have been re-
ccived for the aid OF the sufferers by tho Brooklyn
Theatre lire Previously reported, $12 94S 45; Hon.
J. W. Hunter, $50; Miss II. NJ Hunter, so; T. j.
sherman tAcademyL Sl00. Total. xla0es "a
The New York herald., 1877-01-16

VVANTED-UN BROOKLYN HEIGHTS OR BELOW
w 18th st., between I'd and 9Th pleasant locality
Board for English gentleman and wife; private family
preferred; terms $50 to So week; references
changed Address. with particulars s. O. d. SO Walker st.
n "
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
SALES At AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCIlON.
> BY VAN fasskH5 kEa,6sNNSs 4 EsENANESEY. sHERIFFs
A LARGE LoT OF SAWED NAkBLE,, Two HORSES
s ss sand .'f l..s: Sss nfs
&C. '' ''''' :" BERNARD REILLY Sheriff
CHFRIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL
S s sy Of T m sale ps q psss n
M wi @ Which The had right ,as ' @ ssS ss %
vember, 1875 time afterwards Of and the
siasr
VII %.las sas hssS oAssol Deputy late s'''n
SALES THIS WEEK
THE MEssRs. LEAvITr. AucTIoNEERs.
Wednesday January IT. following evenings. clin
ton Hail. and now exhibition until time ofsale. Cata-
collected By synsfS .hs late ciInAos cAhLHoN GATES
e0%pPn,s.aS pns AZ. an and ansus nsS sssf%%Ssss %ss
STANDARD WORKS sD hs English iG'ssa,Ip snd French authors
including the best works on
RSis, f with
The whole perfect the majority in rich
bindings.
THE MEssRs. LEAvIrr. AUorIoNEEKs
ART sALEi
Thursday and Friday evenings January is and 49, at the
NEARLY 200 FINE PAINTINGS BY CELEBRATED
SPANISH ARTISTS.
The celebrated collection imported by r. Guerrero of
Madrid which advances by Mr. Francis Tones,
by the Custom House alleged
uation ubssauen.y released and offered forr sale
auction by Mr. Tones absolutely and without var
0usy 500 U ~ 900 invniue compr ding
examples by Pradilla Galore. Onvdc, Sala r.
Domniguex. Mca Pacenca and othrs also copies after
Murio. kubsns. velasque-z Raiaele, Titan. &C. &C.
THE MEssRs. LEAvIrT AUcTIoNEERs
NOBLE LIBRARY
Book collectors this in luck but short
time the dispersion ortne Menxes books coec
u chance that superb collection, and another
collection about be brought under the hammer which
a opportunity to those desirous curichng
their libraries We refer the collection OF the late Peter
Hastie aud Edward Il Tracy These gentlemen we'll
bibomanacs Of the first watsr and employed their
they had amasscd libraries which In many respects
unique The entire collections OF both gencmen will be
without the Messr Leavt their sales
days A"-Evenng Mail. January IL.
Catalogues ready, price 81. Books exhibition all this
week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-14

To all who are sfffering from the errors an6
ludiscretions Of yoath, nervous weakness
early ded9v, ss a. manhood, etc, ! will
ye,c ,ecipe that viii en- 9 You, FREE OF
VnARG This great remedy was DISC 'verec
-. a mis- iona~y In Souih America. Send y
lfaldressed euvelcne t. the REV Jo~EpH 7
eNalN. A.tiou D. Bible House, New York
e. r.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-14
DIVORCES

Legally and lietis obtained in every State
ami Cern,orv, for.iNe 'MPATIBItrrY and other
eaas =, M matter where the party resides
10 yesfj' exp-rience. Fee aft II decree. All
letters con id Ariai. address a. j. o X
TEe Atty, Rooms 8 K 8, I32 Dearborn st.,
Oh q Go iLt.s Unaue 'tionaflle1 referances
given. Co respond nee ~isA the-4rgal TO
keasi ,n invi "a
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s-- MADE by Ag.nfs in cities an
1 n q a f.ountry ov'' Il. Onlv nfcess AIRY Q
y ~ sh w san pies to make sales and
TO Enoney, fol any one out of employ
&2h Emeut and disposed to work Used
ldaiIy by all business men. Send
.kstamp circular, with prices to
ia agents. Address
@ ssSPEs1tG AGFNfY."
Kenlall Building. Chicago,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-14
YOUNG Me

.Who may We s,Iff ny r., m the effect Of
No,thful I, lilies or indisCretiuD, VIII 90
sweli 10 avail them, elves 81 til s, The great
/ at boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering
I'm nifty. DIR. >PI %NEY will guaran
h. C 90 forfeit $500 for every cas- OF seminal
4 eakness or private distase { any nd orr
character which he uud rtakts an fails tol
icure. He wuaid IN fore FAY t. the unf ~
ttur ATE sufferer who may read Thu lie
that on are cad ng on danger " gr"un6
Ewhen YOU Lon! ge, delay in Sc ne the proper
| emedy for Your complaiit You mas bel
n the first tage; rtmehb y'u are ap-
/ roaci ing the last, If you are boTdeir q
Hapon IN last, ard ere stuff ring some all
III it's i'll effects, remember that II rou per-
list IN demonstration. the time us com
aShen the most sAillful physician II rem
Ter you no assistance when the door OF
: opr will be clio e again II You; when n"
'aqqel If mercy can bring you relief. IL no
CA ~ has the Doctor failed Of success. Ibenl
l3tnnt despair work upon our iniagiua ron !
.,1tAyal yourself of The b'nehcihl result
sof his trestIncnt before your ca g is beyt nd
he reach Of medical skill, or before Ptim
ideath hurries yen o. prema tTe grave.
-srull course OF treatme mt. s25. send money
by post Once order or Express Wit fuli
description Of case.
Call. or address,
DR.. a. s.. SrlNNEY,
No. il Kearney Street. San Francisco.
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ADVERTISE
IN The
SILVER STATE.
MANHOOD RESTORED

V1ICTIMe OF YOUTHFUL INpRrDFNCE
v who have tried IN vair every known
remedy will learn of sin le preseripti'
FRI T., for the speedy cure q n' rvous debility
premature decay, lost manhood, ana all ais
orders brought on by txcesses. Any druggist
has the ingredients. address DAVIDSON
Il co.. Sc Nssssu ~. N. Ksi
oct az. yr.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT rs.
NOTICE.

70 Jerry B. Gfamme, Ia Tor Waterhouse and
whom il nay concern;
NYJU a,d each of YOU are hereby
notified that /, the undersigned, have,
pursuaat tan Act 81 Congress I r ved ~ ay
io n. 1af3. r. mmouly known A. The United
States Mining Law. expeDd' d. IN lab r on ia
silver Monarch Lode, situated C'ntral
Mining Dis r1,'t HumDoldt C. unity, state I
Nevada, aad governed by the silver h"nafch
Company ten dol lars TO- each calm of ole
hu8irsd ct ~ SAID Lode, in aid tor the
assessment gear ending u cenb"r Slet, 1876,
and you aad each IF ca are hereby further
n tined that II you 40 not ntribut" your
fn,snt. t., meet such expenditure with n
Npinety dAvs from the date OF
xhe 6rst p1biication IT this notice, the
si.spertive int r e, of you n d esch OF you IN
default vii pass to the undersigned, your ct
owner If said Lode. 49,
g T. KING
IWinnemucea. MAY 18th 1871. 900,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN ADMIRALTY.

In tho District Court of the United States IO'
the Eastern District of Virginia.
Isaiah Miller and Charles Formon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-18

= GORILLA WHICH SpGEhHEn \ DOCTOR >
UANp.-Aa inhahtart 81 the Gaboon has
reached Berlin i've young sG!iia. ant Is ~"
10 the Berlin Aqu,r;um. DR.. lieEmcs says
he nod-, cIa,'s !I!s iardS, wakes nr ana SHe'c"
e. himself! hike mas; lha' he -:ic'l's ciisht
hours, eats only what his keepc: eats, ara re-
nuirss him to be con>tauly hy him. liz was
taken sick, and was restored ly the u-e u; that
African specific. qululnc, ami Ih9 doctor say
that he showed his tongue ana squc'z:a t''T
doctors hand ,as il to Indicate that Ii: !et assf-
ed of his recovery. Capt. Burton assembled the
Congo 20 the rapids .ni made a, journey
through the gorilla counlr5, oi wh'tt he has
Given an account. Captain Hay has VISITED the
district CT Akcm, in Wcs} Africa, add i0unu
the country rich in minerals and studded "!th
we'll buii, iowns. H. IoanI Il rccniiar major
nation auiang the male scN oi this rcope--a
protubc!auce cg lie che. < bvLc- unncT the eyes,
t,tiup tL. form Gr hcrus On either side q! thc
nosc-anI has sent Two photographs 0! these
horned men to Er:laud.
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF NJ MNL&.-UnuI
further notice the following vii! be the hour
tor the opening and closing of tho mails;
OPENING.
Northern mails, SD a. N. and 7Jo p II.
Western mails, o:4j a. IN. and I:Uo p III.
Southwestern, via Lynchbarg and 0oruoh''
vile, 700 p. IN. u,, , ,Iox-
andris, $50 p. m.
Manassas division, $40 p. N.
Southern mails, via Richmond And FredeF-
icksburg, Va, 8:lJ Il. m. and l:3J p. H.
CLOSING.
Northern and Western mai!s, 1:UO y. r. "A&
Southwestern, via Gordons"i1le AM hyhch'
w" Washington and Ohic, Ac1andT's to EoH""
Hill Va, 500 n IN.
Manassas Division, COO Il. III. ,n:t,,;
Snnthern. VII. Fredericksburg and isicninos.:'
Va..4.45 D. N. and $50 p. III .,,.,. ..,o,,
ns,- General delivery wnd2" closes nj o''o y
~ Doors close ri 400 p. III
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-18
FANCY GOODS.

TOLIDAY PRESENTS---I have just added
d LARGELY to MY stock Of fancy Goods many
articles Suitable for Holiday Presents. Scarts
of all kinds, Jewelry, Linen Hsndkerchiefs in
boxes, Collars. Cuffs, &C., Perfumery and Toilet
Articles Silk Handkerchief and Cravats. Md
and Castor Gloves. Special attention is called
to nv stock of Kid Gloves. as it is undoubtedly ~
the largest and best assortment ever offered IN
this city. Also Sleeve Buttons, Scarf Pins,
Necklaces, Chains, Charms and Studs, Travel
ing Satchels, &C. Ny stock is varied, and can.
not be enumerated in an advertisement. The
public aro invited to call and examine
doc IL G. G, BERRY, II King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-18

NOTICE-All persons indebted to the estate
IN of WELLS A. HARPER. decd, are re-
quested 10 make prompt payment 10 Inc unoer-
against the estate, will present them duly au-
t6enlicated to Robert Harper. Leesburg Va.
w. WALTON HARPER, Admir-,
;,a n hoy T1n Nav York clty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-18
MEDICINES.
Take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATUR
q aTiver Stomach and Spleen.

r YII UISEHsUS IIV6I ts-1 u
WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA.
IMUST OWN that your
Simmons Liver Regulator
fully deserves the POPULAR"
ty it has attained. AS fam
ily medicine it has no equal.
1t cured my wife of maa'
dy had counted incurable
that wolfsbane of our AM
oricsn people. Dyspepsis.
A. Z. ?. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Pub
lie School, Parish of Ter-
cohoppo To