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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
Let him Come south, Rnd bring
stanley Matthews with him.


The announcement that the President
Of the United States has accepted the In.
yltatlOn Of the Managers Of the I..dustrial
Exposition. and will visit Louisville on
the 18th Of September, was received yester-
day with universal expressions ofgratitica.
tiOn, and will doubtless be read with
pleasure by the public at large. 1t is the
purpose Of the citizens who have the mat.
ter In hand to ask the Governors Of AL the
States to meet the President, and there Is
every reason to look for favorable re-.
sponse from most OF them. The President
will come, not as politician, but as
Chief Magistrate OF the whole people, and,
irrespective OF party, he will be regarded
As the guest OF Kentucky. He will find on
this side OF the Ohio, aud among those
who most earnestly opposed his election,
q hospitality as warm as 1t will be sincere.
The occasion is propiti0us. Our annual
Expeditions have always been c0nspicu.
Gus as displays Of our best products and
workmanship. To this display we shall
hope to add. through the presence OF such
q number OF representative Americans, a
patriotic feature behlting the era OF recon.
clliation In the border metropolis OF the
Union.
The above frOmthe Louisville Courier.
Journal shows how the people Oi the
South feel toward the President. We
would be glad ifhe would make up his
mind to make tour ell over the South,
and see for himself the situation Of af-
fairs and enjoy the warm welcome
that would be extended him.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

HOWARD promised not to take any
indians prisoners, and he iS keeping
bis word 90 well as be did the ne.
groes's money when he controlled the
Freedman'S Bank. But the reason he
doesn't take any Indians prisoners is
because they generally lick him when.
ever they wish 10.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
TEXAS LAND sWINDLE.
AH Almost Successful Attempt to Steal
$4,000 Acres Of Public Land-A Gov.
ernOr that LOOks After the Peoples
Interests.

interests.
GALVESTON, July 2S.-An ugly story Of
political corruption comes from the state
Capital. Some time since the Legislature
passed q bill providing for the improve
ment Of Bernard and Coney rivers and
COney creek, The contract was given to
J. II. Gibson, representing Hobbey & Post,
OF tais city. The Engineers appointed to
inspect the work reported that II was
done according to the requirements OF the
Act OF the Legislature, but rumors arose
that the reports Of the Engineers were not
In accordance with the facts, and the Gov
ernOr ordered re.examinatiOn under d.
reclion ofthe Att0rney.General. The lat.
ter officer reported that the work had not
been done properly on account OF tAe
streams, aud that for many miles
for which compensation was claimed,
no work had been done. The Governor,
therefore, filed protest In the General
Land Oftice against the issue OF land Ger.
tihcates TO the contractor, and received
assurances from the Land Commissioner
that no certificates would be issued. Not.
withstanding this, 1t was learned yester.
day. that certificates for 55S sections, o.
3jl, 100 acres Of public domain had been
issued IN the name OF Gibson, and deliv.
cred to Hobby. The Governor immedi.
ately issued proclamation o; caveat
empter, warning all persons from purchas.
ing or dealing In the land certificates SO
issued. The certificates are described as
Bernard river, Nos. Il to 4iG inclusive,
and Coney river, Nos. Al to 55s inclusive.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
rnnnnhinrn Work.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-AbOut II o'clock
Ahe $3.50, 900 bridge over the Schuylkill was
1ired and totally destroyed. The object OF
beFnlng the bridge was to prevent The pas.
oaRe Of troops toward Harrisburg.
The immense grain Elevator, corner OF
0raad and Warrington streets, Plttsburg,
has been burned.
PHnADELPHIA, July %, II s.ms-The
.atFikers have just Get Ore 70 an oil train
on the Pennsy ylyania railroad track, near
South street bridge, West PennsylVania'
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Traln Falls ThFSuHh q TreStle On The
Unlucky Alabama and Chatla.
nuOga Railroad,

Special to ile Herald
MERIDIAN, July % The Alabama and
Chattanooga passenger train that left here
this morning, fell through the trestle oftbe
Warrior bridge near Eutaw, Ala, this az
ternoon, killing fireman Harrison, aud
badly scaldlng the engineer, Joe Osborne.
The engine was turned bottom upwa d
and two lat care fell through. No otlrr
damage to train or passengers reported
IL
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
A NEW LEAGUE.
Their PlatiOrE-SOms Important r c,m.
meRdatiOns-Thsy Sympathlze with the
Strikers, but DsnOuncs Rioters.

NEW YORK, July 23.-The lndC pendent
Bread Winner League Issued a call to-
day for citizens to assemble In each AS
sembly District, and organize under the
following platform;
Flrst-That the Government immediate.
ly take control, own and operate rail
roads.
secOnd-That labor laws are actually
necessary.
Third-Immediate resumption OF labor
on needed improvements with Govern
ment funds, and for the peoples benefit.
F0urth-The repeal Of all National
Bank charters, and issue Of greenbacks In
their stead,
The call invites ell classes OF people.
The sympathy Of the League is with the
striking Railroad operatives, but the riot
erB are denounced as strengthening the
cause Of monopolists and iniurlng the
cause OF the people.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

THOSE little journals that were pitch
ing around aud cuSSlng because Stone
wouldn't set Judge and jury for KEN.
per county, might give uS little twist
at Hartranft.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

II the Jackson Times doesn't shake
up the Kemper county tragedy little
the Northern people will forget about
II, and turn their attention to shell
broke loose In Gods country.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

The Cincinnati Enquirer is the best
Democratic newspaper in the West,
and as 1t 10 right on the money ques.
ton (the great question: It should have
an immense circulation. The weekly
lS furnished at Sl.l5 q year, and the
daily for Sl2 Q year.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
RPi&sbHtgHqald
Tuesday Morning, July "a.

THs white leagueFS aud bulldOzers
ere 90 astonlshed 81 the little row in
the North, that they hardly ever think
Of cunning for negroes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

The gallant company Of Philsdel-
phiA soldiers run away ten miles from
Plttsburg, and entrenChed-for the pro-
lection Of the property we suppose.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

The telegraph reports that Col. Nor.
phis has been appointed Marshal Of
North Mlsslsslppi, aud John B. Ray.
mOnd, Marshal Of Dakotah territory.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

Zach CHANDLER has gone fishing.
Hope he has put plenty Of bait in the
Aask.-[NeW York Herald.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
Order Restored at PittsbuTg-ths City
Under Control Of the Civil Authori-
tiss-Good Conduct Of the Real
Strikers.

Strikers.
PITTsBURG, July 23.--The citizens early
to-day effected an organization which has
subdued the rioters aud restored control
OF the town TO its municipal authorities,
They have invited the fugitive Philadel.
phia soldiers 10 return, assuring them OF
protection. The Mayor and citizens
marched TO the wharf and prevented ac.
cessions to the thieves from tue river. The
dlsorderly element should not now be
called strikers, because the real strikers
are rendering effective aid TO the munici.
PAL auth0rities In maintaining order. The
Mayor has possession OF the artillery and
most OF the arms used by the mob, and the
reign OF terror may be regarded over.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02

DON'T FAIL TO Subscribe For the Conn Western NEWS. oniy ga co 8 year, post paid.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02

nISTRICT OF SALISBURY. ss-pRnR,rp 1I COURT. Dec. 9. 1S75 OA
 nstaLe or SILAs A. MILLEB late of Salisbury ln -ald District, deceaset the Court of prn'ayy. y. TOT the District of alisbury hath limited and allowed six months from the da:e hereof Tor inc TOT settlement. Those who neglect iu present tnelr accounts properly atfested wifbin said !Ime; "!H De deoarreda recovering All per.ons ihueDlea to said estate aTe requested to make immedlate DaYment to JOHN M. TEErkk
 3"S5 Administrator. with the will annexed
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02
THE SUN.
N CIV York.
1877

The dinerent editions of The su1 during the nas just passed. The daily edition wiI n veaE uays pc sheet of four pages, and Sunday . sheet VI e,Rht pages. or 66 broad columns. ahils 1Ao Weeky eoitlon will be . sheet of eight pages of familiar to our iriende ~~~S
 The Sun will continue to be the strspuon. .a,,, cste oI reform and retrencnment of the eubstitn = ton or etafesmanship, wisuom and inteCrify Tor hollow pretenre, imbeclity, and fraud hu tha ad- ministrat on of pu blic affairs. It will contend so for the people, opposed to governmoui frsnas in the ballot box and Tn the counting of yotes en- forced by military violence. It will endeaveP t@ supply its readers-a body not nov far Srom s million of souls s-with the mot careful eomplete and trustworthy accounts of current events and areiully selected staff of reporters and orrespon- pondents.
 The price of the daily Sun will be sSc. . mouth. or S66O year post paid, or with the Sunday edl- tion $7.70 year.
 yeaF ahs Doss sunday Dsi edition alone. eight pages s
 he Weekly Sun, eight pages of bs broad col. umns, will be furnished during ls7T, ct the rate oS $i year, post paid
 The benefit | this large reduction from the pre. vious rate for the eekly eau oe enjoyed by indi. v,dual persons without the necessity of making up ad in extending our circulation we shall be grate- ful 10 them, and every such person who eeIsI3s us ten Of more subscribers from one place will be en- titled to one copy of the paper for himself without enarge. At one dollar year, post paid, the ex considering the size and quality of its contents, we are confident the people win consider The sun the cheapert newspaper published anywhere m the word, and we trust also one ot the very best. Sm2s Address, THE SUN, N. Y. City.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02

hISTRICT OF CANAAN. ss-pRoRATE U COURT, January 18th, 18t7
 Es'aie Of HUGH W. tRANKLIN. late O. North Sahaan m said district deceased, The Court u, rr99aie for the District of tanaan hath limited anu ahoWeo ilx months from date of this order for he creditors of aid estate Represented ins' vent In which to exhibit their claims against said estate; and has appointed Donald Warner and Nathaniel c. Ward. E-quires, commi.siuners tn receive and examine saiu claims. " Gertined by ACOB B. HAKDENBURG. Judge
 me saosc i6ers give notice that lney lhall m meet at the probate office in North Canaan on The S.st oay or March and i4ih day of July Io77 at IO u CLOCK m me forenoon, or each of said days for sns pose oi attending to the business 0t said
 RoTaaS1SSiiW RRoTaaS < WARMNER, Y MnaS, Icemmissioner. ,od n peisons lndebtt to said estate a.e reques- eeu 1o Aake immediate payment 10
 ARs. HUGH w. FRANKLIN,
 A,,oo Administrallix
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02
CONN. W EsrEISN RAILROAD

CoNN. W ESTElSN RAILROAD
 Commencing June q Is7S.
 1olNS "hsI. TnAINs LEAvE CANAAN. AZ.SS A. N.-Connectlng at Minerton for Pouvh
 thsepsie,AioahJ anu the N est direcs aud
 Tor risnhlIIaL 4.zu r. M Leaves oaLspuiJ I.lo N LAkcville Iaa p +sSO r. M.-CVniiectlng lruln PllLsnea A :, n.,
 lertOn ioi New lVrk. - >~AA- Leaves salisbury al 400 ~ LSkevile 4 sa D N os"S 4. M M-SonhectInK from rItleusiu An ssil.
 ISIton wltn h&pIess Tor Albany and tha
 West. @A'u tue Leaves s-lauury 7.1s aS LakeyiIle z,spN ~oANH hASL. lnAlNS Lha VII CAkAAN 6sOo A. M.-Connecung from Falls yiIlaya snd
 DafHhstoh. At insteu Tor BIiur u,ort
 Al flhe Meadow Tor New haven AZ nxrs
 ioro TOT frvVluehce, boston New Lundon . Morcestel, MluuIeLuMn aud SaybrmE o"<o A. M., Leaves MllIertun 6.UUs In - LakeVllIe b.oU Salisbury q 10 AOs4J a. m.-ConnecLinx aL MinsIe,, sn, n.ss port. Al hsrLioro tor MiIlimaptic NY
 Lonoon. Providence, New York \. ssosw 1sow
 Leaves Mlilerton lV.uo m, Lakeyili. Ia SS Salisbury, Iu.%o d. M. s,a,. Ae1As
 Canaan Brldyeport sSss A "soS |, M.-Sonhectlnk from Bridpennrt A,
 lhstea iur VI aterDuiy ana .,r,.,,y'.,. =. 1.
 oiAsDury Tor New L.aven, Werin.rC r,I G1
 foke anu Northampton, At l,n,I,nsS ~.
 0rietoi, IiIlniaAaLIc, New L0Duon Ns .. AoFk, boslon anu oay br0vk VIA d, V E ES Leaves Miiierton s.z0 ?. n., Lakevine 2S ~@'' Leaves Salisbury, z.4l f. N ., osSo f. m..-Leaves Millerlon 50 D m. Iakav,,. Soo. Salisbury. S.l3 f. M. For time st Way Stations aud connections. posters. ss""nss
 w. IA. XEOmANs. sap,s.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02
Trar ellers' Guide.
 HOUSATONIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

"ANAEn A&hA N&Em EN1S
 Commencing Jan. a.. ly77.
 GOING NORTH. TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT. VIZ: e.oO a. m. Freight Tram, passenger accommo-
 dauonri for Harrington, arriving as AA AQ p: m:. Mondays, Wednesdays. and FIidaya. Leave Canaan 3.25 p. m.
 FROM BRIDGEPORT. l0.S0 B. m. Passenger train for State Line (Alhm-
 ny) aud Plttshed, arriving at Stnte IIgn
 S.45 p. m., LAlbany <.S0 p. m.J Pittsaald
 3.So p. m. At Aawleyvflle with ShepsuR
 railroad. Leaves Canaan at l37 D. m. 4.ab p. m Passenger Tram for Pittsaeld arvsy ing at yUpm. Connecting for AIhauv arriving aG ix. 80 .. m. For shepauR R R Saturuays only. Leaves Canaan at S.l2 D. m.
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE 6.As 6. m. Special Passenger Train for PiStsnsid , arriving at 47 m. Leave Canaan at 6.u0 d. m.
 FROM DANBURY oahoury TOT Plttsheld, State Line, Albany and the West, II Il am. for Pittsneld o:b0 n m LEAVE BklDGktORT FOR DANbUkY lO SO a. m.. arriving at Il a a. m. a' p. m.. arriving at 29 p. m.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02
Desirable Farm for Sale.

A RARE opportunity Is offered to purchase A farm oI about 100 acres. situated about 90 rods east of the village Of North Canaan Depot and the junction of the Conn. Western and Hour- gently occupied by Mss Sutan Bennett, now de- ceased. ~ A fine large dwelling house. with good out buildings. running water, shady yard excellent land for agricultural purposes, portion of which s suita ble and can be sold for building &ots and being located in the handsomest part of the town of North {anaan, makes 1t one of the most deair- able locations in the county. For further partic- ulars enquire of SAMUEL A. BENNETT,
 c. W. R. R. office, Asylum street,
 fetl Hartford. Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02
GOING SOUTH
 LEAVE PITTSFIELD, VIE:

GOING SOUTH
 LEAVE PITTsFIELD, VIZ: soo a. m. Passenger tram for Bridgeport. arrav.
 Ing at S.lO P. m., with through car tor New
 hork ,arriYlhg at 4.z4 p. m; at New Haven
 at S.lU P. m. Leaves Canaan al lO.bO .. m. S,S5 p. m. farselger Train for Bridgeport a,r,v.
 Ing sLsUU P. m.;New York li.I0p u. Nev
 Haven iL.0z p. m. Leaves Canaan at 4.5u D. m, b,OO p. m. Passenger Train for Falls vill... ...
 irving aL 7.UO p. m. Leaves Canaan at 0.qO Q. m. sunday MIX Train leaves Pittsneld at aE n w
 For Bridgeport, arriving at S.bu p rn 1Nexe TOTE Hoo r. m.; New Haven SAT D. m, Leaves Canaan al 4.SO p. m.
 DANBURY FOR BRIDGEPORT oo 8. m, arriving at 4U \. m. tS 4o P. m. arriving at 10 D, m 7VO p. iii arriving aLatU D. m .' to snd irom DahDury. Au u. W. FRANKLIN. superintendea, brdgeport, Conn.,. Dec. Huh. Is76
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02
E L Q U R

VI V me "estgrades at lowest cash Prices Rye and jrhham FL UT. Ruckw ht al Four VI beaten Grits un,9e runGen heal m Corn Meal. b"ed aud unboted nnninE: M III, val Meal pr"vinder. Bran aud shorts shu HI Ei"ds oi mill feed by the hundred or car ioAu. All o which are bought for cash. and will oe toid al the lowest cash pr1ces. Thanking my friends and Ihe public for past favors aak for a continuance of them. M. .KNICKERROCKER.
 1y20
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02

\ Nfatlict oi sharon ss, Pr bate Court Jan and LEST: Esta,e of George Chamberlain. late of sharon in said District deceased. 'fs VI The Court of Probate for rhe Distviet 6f Sharon hath limited and allowed six mont ilr~ from Ibe nate or his order for the creditors of said eSta1e rspres nted insoyent, ill which to exhibit their claims against said esiate; aLd has al,pniuIsd Enen W. ahahee. and Genrge D. Goodwin, com misFloners, to receive aud examina said ola ms The suhscrfbers give notice that they wis meet at the late residence of the said George Chamber and on the 30th day of June 1877, a, q a. m on escn o said days for The purpore attending to inc business of the said appointment, "0
 BEEN W. CHAFFEE
 GEORGE D. GOODWIN
 All perrone indebted 10 eaid Estate are reques. ted to make 1mm ediate payment to-
 Ruth E. Chamberlain.
 John lloyd, Administrators. sws7
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02

A T A'CoURT OF PROBATE holden at N,,,,b AAGanaan within and for the District of CaLasn on lne aih day of January A. D.. Is7i
 npfesent: n Ja' ob 5 Hardehbergh Erq Judge ~ on motion or Miiss $. Tubey, aum nj sI rator on me estate of George Tobey. late uf North Sahaa", within said district dec, ast d. his CuurI ted for the creditors of said estate tu exh,I,i, sseir Claims against the same to the adminirtaIor dnr h tnat pu6iic noice be given of this or Ealo town of North Canaap, and by posIiny f o11y .nereoi oI Ihe public post in Sad own
 s No, tn .anaan nearest the place where the de-
 Ct rli1ed from record,
 lW2s' J, B. HARDENBERGH. Judge,
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02
VICK'S FLORAL GOlDh,

. beautiful Quarterly Journal Ane v illustrated and containing an elegant coiored Flower Piste year. The fret number for 1877 just issued in German and English AL vtck's Flower and Vegetable Gar. $li0. ~'~'A S"ssae vick's Catalogue, 300 illustrations oc,.
 Address, JAMES WICK Rochester. NY"
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02
grobate Aotires.

nIsTRlCT OF SALISBURY. ss-PRoBATE 1I COURT, January 2Oth 1877 :
 Estate of Frederick H. Pierce late of Salisbury In said district deceased The Court of Probate for the district of salisbury hath limited and al. 10 "a SIX months from the date hereof for the oi sala esraic, represented insos ent in Mnlch 10 exhibit their aims thereto; and has ap- pointed James Ensign and John HuriburI. kf- 4ures, oI tald salisbury. commissioners to re- ceiYe and examine said claims Ger, filed hv LORENZO TUPphR. Judge.
 Ine snoseribers give notice tha. they will meet bury on Ihe 24th day of February and the siiIh oay oI July 1877 st one o'clock in the afternoon. ol said days. for the purpose of attending on he business of eaid apnointmen:-- VIA '-o
 JOHN a. hHEGiGEi H1EIBiuRr Commissioners
 All persons indebted to said estate. are renuest. eu Io msKe lmmed1ate payment to
 -zs WILLIAM H. WALTON. Jr
 - Administrator.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
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20c and 25c cach
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covers Soc.
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Albert s. Bolles 75c.
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soc.
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New History Of the United States Of America,
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Keaping tho Whirlwind 25a.
All the publications known ss tho Lakeside
Library, Riverside, Frcsido and Homo Library,
on hand and for sale.
New Books daily.
aug ii q. T.. FRENCH
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

I5RlCES REDUCED.
Ain now putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full sets from $40 10 SIS.
Partial sets in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sets are 10 be put in no charge will be
made for extracting.
DIR. FAWCETT, Dentist,
aug loft No. % N. Wash. st., Alexs., Va
A TRUE PICTURE OF WRONG LIFE.
IN Some Of the doctors patients had been in.
mates of the insane asylum, many had epi!eptic
fits, some were on the verge of consumption,
some were sterile and impotent, and others again
were imbecile or demented and unable to take
care Of themselve all caused by that lye.wast.
ing disease spermatorrhea, or nervous exhaust
ion, resulting from the errors Of early youth.
These became the doctors patients and were
curod. DR.. kingets warranted remedies for
spermatorrkna, under his own administration,
have effected over one thousand permanent cures
within the last twelve months. He treats with
remarkable success all chronic diseases, from
whatevor cause, affecting the respiratory, the
digestive, the circulatory and the generative or.
gans. Address (from April 1st to Now. ls)
Dr. T. II. KINGET, Home for Invslids, Ma
nassas, Va. Now York Office l25 East 18th st.
MEDICAL GOOD SENSE, a 81 page PAM
phlet, mailed for 10 cents. aug 6-lm
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ALEXANDRIA VA. FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1877
DRY GOODS.

DEMNANTSl REMNANTS
II August 11th 1877.
We have an accumulation of Remnants of all
styles of Dress Goods which will be sold at
HALF PRICE.
All our Spring and Summer Goods will be
closed out regardless Of cost to make room for a
heavy fall and winter stock.
D. F. BRASHEAR,
H. B. Hoomes No. 100 King street.
aug1 Alexandria, Va.
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QUICK AND ACTIVE
W DRY GOODS TRADE.
New Goods for August Sales
Good Value at Down Prices.
D. F. BRASHEAR, No. 100 King st
Monday, August 6, 1877.
Special Notice 10 Country Merchants-We
open to. day goods from the great trade sale in
New York, and invite the purchasing public 10
examine stock and prices. We keep up our
stock ut all seasons. and take advantage at all
times offs deprossel market We have job lots
to offer.
y. F. BRASHEAR,
Ii. B. Hoomes. No. 100 King street,
aug6 Alexandria, Va.
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We are recently informed OF fatal cncoun-
ter between two young men, aged about IA ard
l6 years respectively, in the dam at Crltten-
den's mill, on the Rappalannock river, in this
county. It appears that the youths were riding
10 skiff in the dam on last Sunday, when they
became involved 10 q quarrel, when one Of
them struck the other with an oar and knocked
or pushed him into the river. holding him there
until he was drowned. d.-Piel2nlout NcDS.
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AN ALYSIS.
ICE CREAM, SODA WATER, SC

NOTICE.
respectfully inform my customers and the
public generally that having improved my ia
clitios for tho manufacture Of
ICE CREAM,
am now prepared to furnish families. picnics
and parties at the lowest rates with superior
article. in quantities TO suit.
My ICE CREAM PARLOKS will be found
as comfortable as any in the city, they having
recently beon reftted for tho comfort and con-
venience Of my patrons, who will DO served at
all hours with DELICIOUS CREAM of any
dosired flavor, and ice cold SODA WATER,
made of the purest Syrups.
FRUIT of all kinds in season.
A large limo Of CONFECTIONEI GOODS,
such as CANDIES, NUTS. SC, constantly on
hand and for sale wholesale and retail at bottom
prices. CHRISTIAN SCHAFER,
No. north Fairfax ST.,
my 22-3m Aloxandris, Va.
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FtsSs SALE OEs RENT.

ETOR RENT-The com Portable DWELLING
g. on the corner Of Wolfe and Fairfax streets.
10 good tenant tho rent will be low. Apply
at Gl King ST.
aug 1851 T. BELL, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

E1OR EENT--Dcsiring smaller house, the
- ono in which l reside is offered for rent.
For particulars enquire of Samuel G.. Brent,
King street.
jy24 VIM. KILGOUR.