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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-19
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.


meeting Of the creditors OF Henry Lawrence
Sons, manufacturers OF cordags at No. l92 Front
street. held yesterday at tho ONCE OF Register
Dwight Fifsecn claims, amounting 70 $sL042 80.
we're proved, among tho largest being the following
NJ scheverria n Co., $12,6i4 81; Rcs'nsuid Austin,
s104o7 IL; Daniel L. sturgcs 4 SON., 80, sS8 ~ |;
Tnsoaud Bretners, ~, Az 90 Mr.. r.. I. Bell was
elected assignee. Tho liabilities Of the hrm amour
70 $lS2Al.
Seventy seven tn street, held meeting yesterday
the Office OF Register Dwight schedules wero pr
s,nted showing liabilities Rmou ntiDg ~ $3l $50;
only one claim proved tor $325, and Jshn Z
Plat appointed assigned
The creditoxs OF John McCool, tho builder, met 70
tcray ut the Office OF Register Dwight, but iatled
elect an In bankruptcy, ana the Register ap
pointed John II. Platt Que additional claim was
nled by Randolph GuggenhciIn tor $4,000.
Al a meeting OF the creditors of Charles s Glover
held yesterday the Office oil Rcgister Ketchu, twt
small claims were proved, and Leicester \. Holms
elected assignee
In the matter OF the assignment OF b. solomon q
Sons, the insoivent Broadway merchants, Judge Van
Hoesen, OF the Court Of Common Pleas, has fred
the bond Of tho assignee David James Kiagh AZ
la the matter Of the assignment Of Charles VI.
6QONTINUED ON NINTH PAQRL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-19
GEORGE H. KITCHEN.

George II. Kitcnen l. Co.. dealers in gas fixtures and
china No. SOL Broadway. have foied and yesterday
the members OF the firm, George II. Kitchen, Frede
rick McLewee and John Y. Kitchen, went into volun.
tary bankruptcy before Register Ketchum. Tho actual
liabilities to s33.15o 81, in addition to which
there is contingent liability on accommodation paper
for $2,l0o The individual debts Of Mr. McLswes
amount 10 So, sol 7a Among tho creditors tho
follow ing -Eiizabcth Kitchen Sl1, Col 0S; Alfred
wags,an, Jr, So l5 Hunter. Keller Il Co.. So o29 SO,
Corneas& Co., 81, DIG 90; Morey sperry, $3S6' ~;
Hicks Il smith, sl,849. Tho assets nom nnliy
valued at $50 600 81 consist OF stock. $lo $50;
open accounts, $2l7 1872 H. ana Judgments, $7727 o.
tho hrm OF the same name Tney did large jobbng
trade and aycar ago hsted up cghly-two stores for
tho drcas American Tea Company. They were also the
agcnls Tor the urn Of Cornelius Co., OF Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS BANKRUPT MATTERS.

William r. TutOn, formerly Of tho urn u ucrIyS
Colweli Titon dealers In iron, formerly at the cor
ner OF Norris ana New Church stroets has died vol
untary petition in bankruptcy before Register
Dwight His Liabilities gwen In the schedules at
about $47oOoo OF which $2lo, 600 Is indorscm ents
for tho Pittspurg Bolt Company and the Girard Tube
Works and Iron Company. Tho following are ths
principal credi.ors:First National Bank OF Pitts
burg, SIS, 7s1 IL; Merchants and Manufaoturers'
National Bank, $14,6l1 70; Second National Bank Of
Pttsburg SO, 1856 OIL Farmers Deposit Saving
Bank Of Pit.sburg 81, 400 70; American Bank
Pittsburg, 81 100 80; Iron CITY National BANK OF
PM,sourx, $ly,872 Is; Spang, ChaIfort Co..
SCI, 80 rs; rogers, Mccullough Co., $lo,32l 81;
(iirard Rolling Mills Company, Sb.0l7 AZ; Girard
Tube Works and Iron Company $lS. 5l0 Al Leyfort,
McMannrrs q Co., $lo,os7 II; r's,sburE Bolt Com
kimberly, Cairns Co., $l09a7 u Reese, Gran b
Woods, $7,S74 20; Phelps, Niminck Co..
$l0,l 70; Lake Iron Company, sSVa2 L. he has
no assets.
Register Allen has received voluntary petition tn
bankruptcy by Leopold Solomon, dealer IN hardware
At No 100 Chambers street, has liabilities amount
Ing TO 81 900 nnd assets valued al SI0O.
Lionel Froech, real estate agent at NO. ISS Tnird
avenue, has Med voluntary petition In Dapkruptcy
before Register Dayton. His Liabilities am cunt 70
So, 400 ana assets 81 l66
Application was made 10 Register Little yesterday
By Anson r. Pond broker No AZ Fast Thirty fourth
slrec. dis0hargc from bankruptcy. which Will
granted there being NO opposition ON the part OF
the creditors.
sylvester Murphy. builder, at No. 332 East Fiity-
second street, who tailed IN April, with iiaoiiuf :
amounting TO $434 100, has made application TO kcg
ter Dwight Tor his discharge from bankruptcy, ~
the eroaitors ordered to show cause on August
why mis- discharge should not be granted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-19

COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBKRs-Heid by Judge Dan
;els-Nos 2 So IT, l23. Call mmonces With No
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
9(lt,
Grprpbt
NtO
Cider
Sas 9ubtttur1 pir6 iTnmer riebr betonnt - uub rper
es nod Hidt ut, fpute es perbeu ~ nit ben ;p1iuoerpolz
len 9srSieniten hes srOBen ameriTauii6en 9FilmitteIs.
pes
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
fir Wenf@ 4tttS 2bter.

Siefes Eminent bat gong naturIid ieinet llrIprune
in Anlcrita, no bic Hatur in ibrer gSerfitdte fir ioI6e
eritauHIide NtitteI sesen bic Sraufbeiten tbrer 8iuber
iorst. Sem &ubub bat it'd ipdbreub s. Sdbren INNER
uebr %perbreitet, bis er icst bic gauge beppbute Grbe INNS
foRt.
Gaa WerieaH Diunars Ointment lit elm unibertreHlis
Dies 9eilmitteI iir ale Guberlideu nebet bel Daeni4 unS
@ieb.
Tir @ieb;i6ter unb 5armer lit es unf5dbbor.
GiHe eiuSise Slai9e rettet oft elm DteuxbenlebeH ooer
teut bic 8erperobarfeit eires aus9eSetdneteu Eferees,
S6ien, Rub ober S6aafes pieoer her,
IS betIt 6nBfGule. 9ufsSranfbeiten, n9ouop 5orn".
Weaocr, Srebpnrm, S6ulteridule, 8du6e, Sihs
une Slide pom siftigen Neptilien NIB Snletten lno
i~bsrbaupt eue i0tde pom 8iebsa9teu nno BoISIe5sH
un;ertreuuIideu llebel.
60 beitt iebe dubcrIi6e Srorfbeit Be; 1ierber. pte
9abmheit, Sdrammer. Sptnnp". Berrentunsen, Stetts
belt, 6tuSsale, ~9tiHebein &C.
Gas Nlerieau IPuitnue eminent bepirtt bic idneu>
fen Seiiungen in ber gsctt bet iluidnen, pie fe in ieoer
5ami(ie portommer, III Abueieubeit eines ArStes. pie
8raubpunSer, 9erbrIbuneeH. GerreutuugeR. S9nitt=
number &C., ippte BET 5tbeumotisuIus nnb Steifiefeit
in 6oIge ron Ausseiestieiu. yamertli9 bel Stnberu
iebr pertbpou.
Gs lit oos biliefe 6eilmittet Der @ett, benin es bnrds
hrin9t bic @tusteIu bis nuf ben &uoden unb etre eius
uaIi9e Anpeubuue seul9t 9en6bnlid sur 5eilun9.
Dtertean Neujtane eminent prrb in TIai9en Don
breiertet Grosen setiut. bic sr6seren limb uerbGltRisa
mdBis bic %btaisIeH, neberaa su bGbeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03

9nr6 bieIt8 tDnnOerbare Del iinS id)On
mcbr Meniden BON uuSGDlbarelt id)iner5z
liden 2eibcn gebeilt wOgOer, dis bnrd IT.
get1O Elm Nllberc5 QbulidjeS 6nBerIts
Dies Mittet in Der 8elt.
SeitOem oieie8 nlte bel1ti6e Wfittcl TT
Imerifa Gingaltg ~gefunOert, Fat eS tullt=
hcrbare J~ieinltatc ~er5ielt; TGlle DOnOibel=
mati8mlts, ipelGe 80 Sabre lang allen
%atgepanOte11 illucrlideu ltlS intBerlifen
MeSisinen trOBtcr, pifeu OnrG 0ebraltd
eitcr ein3igen 6taI6c pon ct. SafoDsz
Sci. Gs bat BET allem GGmersert
cite tDabrbdft cleftrii6e 8irfutg, oenu
bet Dem OcbrGud)e DEG Sel3 ftnOct Der
Gaticnt beutlid), wie Die S6mer3en Onrd
OaSieibt rerOrdngt, ia f6rmlid aus Dem
GOrpcr Deran8gc3Ogclt tDcrSet.
llnfdde, init Gdncr5en perbnuOeu,
fourncn Oanr unS ipata lit ieOcr Satoiz
lie Dor nno eS lit 6aber 8fliG)t ei1e5 Sc
ben, itcts ein Mittcl bet Der SaltO 81 gaz
ben, ipcld)es rid)t aGei1 iOglcidJ 2i1oe=
RUM Der gdmer3cn briugt, ioltOcrf tDelz
dies aud ba8 l1ebtl TIT far6er Belt geilt.
g(QeS 0tcieS bDllbriugt Oas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
4feb1SruS fpf
MeDer Baltimore.


Ssber Der has ate Suterlonb beIudeu ober Serrpdnbts
uuo TreHube Don europa feInrIen lnheH min. ionte bic
rrodtpoaeu, neuen, eilerneH S9raubeE : QpltpampiA
iGiie os
aorOOentfd)em eluyO,
sur ileberiabrt benuseu.
WGit O%ompti6tfen bes georb6entFden 9to9o ~uurbenats
Gnbe 1876 lber $4,000 9erlouen b%ei6roert.
&tGompier pieier @pmpasnie:
gramnI6msie, 800 tluSlt5d,
giirnbetSs 800 S6gcr,
2ctpst9, 1000 @oftnan't,
Ghip, 25O0 SgteNer,
0serlit, $500 0ohIe.
Salttttote, SoOO Muotefett,
fabreu r~esetmd5is one IA Sage s,pii6en 9rcunen unb
Baltimore uno nehmer &aiogiere 81 biui8itelt
aioten an.
1ir MAIDEN nod Defenders aF foIoer6e fir. ocut5d.
Teiienoe beoba6tnng Sircrtbe @orsIse anfnertianl, rpets
dc bic &siie nit uuiern z 6ifieu bietet: Ole 9aiasiere
fnb inter Oeutider, fouren lb aIlo nit Seoermann
peritdnoisen ohne OoImetiher gu eebraudbsn, llmisen
Gus einenl S9tf in has dr6ere, wLe BET ireirecteu 8ei=
fen iiuoet ni1t itatt; bic QahGstere seheu IN 8relnou loz
eIeiG an 9oro bes Sceaubaupier5 nuo perlafen benet=
ben crit in Baltimore
Der ganbunosplas Der 0ampI5diFTe in gaItimere H.
aueIeid Depot Der Baltimore nnb Ohio Giieubabu.
rel6e QaiIagisre Don Hub mad benz @eiteu su biaiNcz
fc1t 9Sreilen b%eioroert, ais ir9ero cine GtleubGbn DON
@Cp elort oher philadelphia,
Sci antunit Der GompiifiTie wirb has Depot fir ale
rift Aneeiteate eci9tofier, 10 bab bic Gtnipanoerer I1bt
Ter @efdbr ~du59eicSt flHb, BON SetrI9eru bel6uttbclt
;u Iperben. mas III anoern SaieHplGsen Ieioer 10 or or
sell lit.
gsestu ;radt unb QaHaae in biefen In ieber 6inii5t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SdiiieI weuoe nldlt lid at bic Genez
Tak99enteI.
u. sduGma6cr & Co.,
%o. 3 Cub Gap Ctr, Baltimore. Ota
pber an s.. GIauheniUs Sc Co.,
9saStnan5onrT & $eeiaeutata.
&cppDIO NaHer,
6. &aOoelsoorT 6 Co..
1Tir1Swouio In @btedsc-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
Dundas, Dick& Co.'s
SQ1Od=SOl3

ttiitt eine piet sr6Gere Sratt sur g9ie6erberfteuura bes
seiun6en 3uftonbes Der l~lretbra>S dleim6aut, ois rus
bebe ober 8opabuboIiam. IS crscuat niemals ~rltbeIiein.
wirft f6er NIB prompt, @s ~Ibertrifft i9nea ale onb.s
rtn Dtittel Gsts;ig SopieIu beilen ~iuucrbalb ieds bt5
edit Saeen. mas feline onoere 9teOi;iu gu Stanbe brinat.
MAN bite ib Dor 9ta9abmunsen, bonn in SoIae Isiz
ns eroBcn Sueceiie5 iino piele Snbltitute. anHouctrt
morbtu, peIde meineutbetEs nGbtbeilis pirteH. Weau
iouie MIR Die Gften.
Dundas Dick Il Co.'s rei6e SdpTeIu, Sdnbels
boI3zOtl s~utbaIteHb. limb in aaen gpotbeten ;u babeu.
gsrlangt GircuIare nnb iInost baiir mad IS 4ooiter
Ctr, 9{ep gore. 12aue1Siouwo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03

AA nettbe6rIi6er Gntbgebcrf fit &rarfe !!
0as Sud iiber Observation-Disclosures nnb
&ciSei, pelde mad fdIed1t 9cbciItcn
Tieberr ober burd td9IidD norforamcnO
W G0rDerit6rnn9ett e~ntitan6er limb; iOtpie
beren einsiG ftdlere, bulge nno
fdDncue 9ctImt9, wirb %portofrei uerianbt 9esen Gmz
piau9 pom 20 @ents poer oeret Iertb IN YottnIarten.
Dian %abreiiire:
DEUTscHEs HE'LL NsTITUT,
No. pa N. Fifth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
PATENTE

fur oue arterifanii d. en unb eurppaiidem 2dioes
peroen plnttii< belorst burb
VIM. H. Lott.
!. elite I'm Staatss eituuss>Sebduoe, yto. SO 5iit9
GDetus, Chicago. etGblirt leit 1865. SiI1SpOI a 8
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03

Se6er Der has oIte SoterIaub beIiden ober 8errodn6ts
uno Trennoe pom europa feInraen lnfen min, fonte bic
rra6tpoaeu, aeuer, e~iierueu S9raubeE : 4oitpampiA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
A ISoyni Wedding.

A third princess OF tho House Of Hohcnz 1ilerh
WAS married at Berlin Oh Saturday. Tho Prin.
cess Mario Of Pruksln daughter Of Tho Emper"I's
nephew, Frinco Frederick Charles having
cspoused Prince Henry OF Holland brother OF
The King Of The Netherlands. Ths marriage
ceremony took place in tho Now Palace. near
rnatds,n, erected by Frederick tho Great IN lI6j.
iCho compaDy assembled was nost distinguished,
ard ss ali the gucals Wern in full costume. am
Inrma With orders or decorations and tfaiHe'!
court robc., tho spectacle presented was pm
liant Cnc Tho bride woTo u rather pihih aroIS
nf hravv white silk, embroidered IN silver WIN
-osobuds and myrtles; over 1t court niaht'o "'
cotl, or silver similarly UrnhInGhlcu' Will 'h''!
~, nlIs IN lcnpth. The veil WAS square, ol poiht
"a I.,roo Embroidered with soma myrtle ana
ro-ch,,d pntterri; y golden hoop ana tho marriage
,,-nnnt held i. IA place. The diaden. tho g'Il
-, tho Etoper0r and Einpfc.s, WA. III eS4ui''to
I';nco If roldsmlth's work. il contained tWohly-
| tnnr larva gems and WAS accompanied by
necklace to match Tho brides hnnIkerchie'
and fan were Of point dc gaze; tho inu pore gu
brodcrcd in tho contra tho fru3:Isn oaglo' ana
| on either sdo tho initial m" Tho HloVc;
richly worked, wore ~ gift from the people OF
| Iuyonburg, tho Princess future reEldehce.-
| Prince Henry appeared in naval uniform. IN:
| hr;dal t,ur. which will not be undertaken uhttt
thc scrond week Of i5optomber, will be TO Iari4'
,rha hriJ., troussaau, which has been on eXhl-
hiLion at the palace in Berlin. Is II magn'hco'''
| ona. evnry arlicle in il is of German nRhulac
ture. rho State gives 5000 marks-one mar h,
- Y cants-towards the trOusseau, ana rs irinre
| E-o5urrk Charles is rich, and tho Driue
friends have been lavish ol gilIs' IL ii'a"oS DN
| displaY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
FISH, OYSTERS, &c


FISH, OYSTERS, DC.
W. LILLIAN II. SMITH,
OEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHARF AND STALLS CITY MAR.
kET,
would inform dealers and others that no is pro-
pared TO furnish them with all kind Of
POTOMAC FISH.
at tho lowest possible prices. would call tho
attention of buyers to the fact that my brand
stands No. in market at all times and intend
to sustain my reputation in that respect.
My stalls, Nos. and S, Fish Mar kot, will be
supplied with fresh fish every morning. Thoy
will be superintendent by Mr.. James e. Grlmos,
er nnd families can depend on getting The best,
whether thoy como in porson or soHd ordcra.
Persons al distance wanting Fresh Fish cHn
depend on getting them packod in good order;
Es- All orders addressed to w M. d. SMITH,
Alexandria, Va, will receive prompt attention.
mar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
AUCTION SALES.
rT1RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
/ Ru uirtna of thst cartain deed Of trust from

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. By virtue Of that certain deed OF trust from
Mathew D. Woodward and wife 10 the under
signed, bearing date March II. 1878, and OF re-
cord on the land records of Fairfax county, liber
?. No. page 2s9. and at the request of tn, the {,
party secured, will, on MONDAY, tho lGth
day of September 1878, (Circuit Cour) sell tc the
highest bidder by public sution, before the
door Of the Court House of said county, at one
O clock p. H., that certain TRACT OF LAND
whoreon the grantor resides, and conveyed by
said deed Of trust. containing ~ acres, r0ds
and % poles. This land lies about three mileS
southwest of Fairfax station, and has the usual
buildings thereon. -,
Terms of Sale-So much cash in hand as will
be required to pay the expenses and comnls.
sions of sale aud the sum of $500 and Interest
IS5V iith day Of S Ms1ch p iss, til day Of sao and
the residue on credit Of one, two and three
years in equal instalmonts, TO boar interest from
property sold. o. w. HUNTT, Trustee,
aug lG-w4w Fairfax county.
TOMMISSIONEKS SALE-By virtue of
~ docrea of tho Circuit Court for the county
OF Fairfax in tho case Of Fitzhughs ad minlstrA.
tor use of Ann F. Battsile against Ann H.
Green. pronounced at November term, 1870,
the undersigned, commissioners, VIII ohor AT
MONDAY, tho 10th day Of Septembor, 1878,
(Court dsy)a TRACT OF LAND, belonging to
tho defendant, Ann Il. Green, situated noar the
GroSL Falls of tho Potomac, containing lo9
acres, being q part Of the tract formerly belong.
ing to Spencer jackson the eldor, deceased, and
is Of oxcollent qualty-reprosented as fine farm
ing lsnd
Terms of Salo--So much cash rs will pay The
expenses of ssle and the sum of SAIL 40, with IN.
terest thereon from the 18th day of June, 1873;
boar interest from tho day of sale, to be secured
by tho notos of tho purchaser, with good person
81 security, and retention of the title until the
lSst payment is made.
H. w. THOMAS, / Comm'rz.
THOS. +. LOVE, ! OF Sale.
Ea;rf,y obuntv aur 0-wts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
Fairfax county, auj
BY y. A. kerby, Auctloneer.

mo. Sc King street, Alexandria, Va,)
DY VIRTUE OF DECREES OF THE
ID Circuit Court of the city of Alexandria,
Virginia, rendered at the November term, 1873.
and tho May term, 1878 in the chsncery suit
of Fairfax against Thornton and others. the
undersigned, commissioners by said decree
thereto authorized, will proceed, on SATUR.
DAY, tho 10Th day of September. 1873. at II
o'clock NJ to soil by public aution in front of the
Market Building, on Royal street. in tho said
city of Alexandria. Va, q TRACT OF LAND,
in Fairfax county, Virginia. containing six
thousand sercn hundred and afty-four (G.75g
acres, in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
being the residue Of the original purchase by
Thornton from Fairfax remaining unsold The
Washington and Ohio Railroad is located
through the tract. A plat Of the property will
be exhibited ut tho timo and place of sale, and
tho same otIerod in lots or as whole, as may
prove to the interest Of all parties concerned.
Terms Of Sale--Ton thousand dollars cash,
snd tho residue of the purchase money to be
payable in equal instslments at one, two and
throo years, respectively, with interest from the
day OF sale, TO be evidenced and secured by. the
bonds Of tho purchaser, with good personal So
curity; tho commissioners to retain the title to
said land until tho purchaser shall have paid all
Of tho purchase money. Conveyancing at the
cost Of the purchaser.
$. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.,
iv l3-9,swts Comm rs of Sale.
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Special contracts will bo made with yearly al
vertisors. 49,,
Marriage and Doath Notices fifty cents, Obitu.
aries will be charged 81 advertisement rates.
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ssS2ssEtEEAE. a
" Il G. II z / N e
WILL TEY VEGETINE. He DID.
AND WAS CURED.


Mr. H. r. Stcrens::
Dear Sir wish 10 give you this testimony,
tha! you may know, Gnd let others know, what
Veco,inc has done for ne. About two years
ago small sore came on my log it soon be-
came largo ucor, SO troublesome that con-
suited tho doctor, but got no relief, growing
worse from day TO day. I suffered terribly;
my friends thought I would never recover l
consulted doctor s.! Columbus. L followed his
advice; it did 70 coed. can truly say l WAS
discouraged. at this timo l Was looking oyer
my newspaper; ! saw your advertisements oI
Ncgctinc the Great Blood Purifier" for cle2ns-
irg the blood from al impurities, curing Hu,
moGs, Ulcers sc. said 10 my family, l Will
the first bottle I began 10 feel bcttor: l made
up my mind had got tho right medicine at last;
| could now sleep we'll at nights. / continued
taking the Vc-o!inc. took thirteen bottles.
MY health is coed. The ulcer is gone and am
able TO attend 70 business. ! paid aboat 13ur
hundred dollars for medicine and doctors hc'
fore bought tho Fegetine l havo recommend
ed Vegotno TO others with good success al
ways keep 8 bottle of it in the house now. 1t Is
lnost oxcoicn. medicine.
Very respectfully yours,
+. ANTuONI
Mr. hnthoniis is oncof tho pioneers Of Doia'
ware, Ohio. He settled here in 1894: Ho IS
wealthy gentleman, Of the firm of +. AEthonl
s. Sons. Mir. Anothoni is extensively known, oS-
pcciaily among tho Germans. Flo is wall known
IN Cincinnati. Ho is respected by al. 4
IMP UEE ELOOD.-in morbid conditions OF
the blood are many diseases; such rs salt rhounl,
ring worm. bois, carbuncles, soros ulcers anu
pnnpos. In this condition Of tho biCou Try lha
Vogntino, and cure these atloctlons. As Dioou
purifier iLhus no o1Gal. It's etfocts aro wonder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county. on the 9Th day of August. 1878.
.Icseph Hoimer, plaintiff,

'>S~fA ANoAAS-' H'''A-'At
T. Jones. defendant
Tho object of this suit is to recover Of tho de-
fandant $45l 90, with interos: thereon st per
cent por annum from February = 1871, I'LL paid.
Damages SlGO.
The doft., Il. Jones. not having entered his sp-
poarance md given nsccurityaccording TO the act Of
Assembly and tho rules Of this Court and it ap-
posring by affidavit that he is not resident Of
this State, it is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within ono month after due publica-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit and that 3 copy
Of this order BIO forthwith inserted in the Alox-
andria Gazette, q newspaper published in the
city of AlexandrlH, once y week for four sue
tes9iVe weeks, snd posted at the front door of
tho Court House OF this county. A copy, tost:
LOUIS E. rAYNE, Clerk.
Olsughton Il Stuart, p. q. aug 9-w4w
VIKGINA-At Rules held in tho Clerks
Y ofIica OF the Circuit Court Of Alexsndria
county, on tho 9TH day of August, 1878.
Charles V. Go:ton, panti!l, VS. John Van R,s-
wick and William w. Myors, defonlauts. In
chRnc0fy.
NJ ono: The object Of this sui. is To avoid o
daad of trust appearing on tho decd records Of
Alexandria county. Va, made bG Charles Y.
Gordon and vito u John Van Eiswick, dated
January IL, 1876. conveying the interest Of said
HoriOn A"u Wio in u tract Of lHnd in said cn!ln-
ty near tho lsnils of Anthony Frazier. And par
licularly described in said dosd.
Iho defendants, JOhn van RlsWlck ana w m.
". Myers. not having onterod thar appearance
anei given security according to tho act OF Assem-
bly,, and tho rules Of this Court, and it appear
I'M. by affidavit that they arc not residents OF
thisStato is ordered that said defendants appear
i,,ero within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what snocossary TO protect their
intorest in this suit; and that copy Of this or
der bo forthwith inserted in tho AlcXandriH Ga~
.et.a, u newspaper published in tho city Of Al
eyandria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at tho front door of tho Court House
of this county. copy-tost:
LOUIS Il. PAWN l.. CIGrk
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