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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30
Methodist General Con-
ference.

It was decided by the Gener-
eral Conference in session at
Atlanta, Ga, not TO elect any
additional bishops.
Tuesday the Conference spent
almost the entire day III discuss
ing the publishing interests of
the church. The Nashville
Publishing House was brought
into much prominence during
the discussion. As a matter of
news to the members of the
denomination, We give the fol-
lowing facts in published re-
port:
We deem it unnecessary 10
go into the causes of the losses,
and this depreciation, beyond a
mere assignment of some of
them, to-wit:
/. Injudicious expenditure in
building.
2. Rebuilding rendered nee
essary by effectiveness ofaone
of the main walls of the build
ing.
3. Fire.
4. Excessive and injudicious
credit.
5. High rate Of interest and
discount, and cost of exchange
under the methods of business
adopted and carried on by the
agent.
6. High salaries.
Z. General depreciation of
values iii consequence of the
monetary pressure since August,
1873.
II--LIABILITIES.
These do not vary materially
from the statement of the agent.
We re-state the same upon the
basis of the corrections made
by Litton, the expert, as fol-
lows, to-Yit:
| Bonded debt secured by lien uron the real
estate fixtures and other property at
per cent. ...... Zo,OoO
:" ....... Io,loO
10 % ........ lOu,VVV
s115,1Oo 90
Floating debt:
Bonds or notes bearing per
cent. interest. ........ > 5,0oI w
Bonds or notes bearing 8 per
| cent. interest. ....... S5,oSo 81
Bonds or notes bearing 10 per
cent. interest ..... 51,UtV w
Notes not due at date OF
agents report, but which will
mature wholly by close OF
general conference, say lst
of June. ........- oo,oio o7
Notes or bonds Of widows
| and ornhans' fund 1910. 1,5UO W
Taxps 1000 OC
Interest to April lst., time OF
agents report. o,ooo -
| Open account on ledger as per
Statement No. % Of expert 2O,521 2;
S279, $50 g.
OFF amount Of assets as ascer-
tanned by us......... 232, 495 {!
Balance AGAINST house. ..$ 46. 800 81
The interest on the above
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30

81 still buy coffee of Lump-
KIM Isaac.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30
Business Locals.

Twitty & Moore announce that
Cold Water Nursery is ready 10
engage trees for Fall delivery.
As their trees never were sur
passed, it seems as if it would be
to the interest Of our citizens to
deal with them instead of buying
abroad.
Murray & Morgan localise about
the price of wheat i'll connection
with their new and cheap goods
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30
NeaU Advertisements.
NJ I'll e 2

My WIFE SUSIE having left my home
I'VE without any proyOcation, | hereby
announce to the public that | will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by her.
May 30, 1878. JOHN BARNES.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30

Splendid stock of mems col
lars, cuffs and underwear.
Elegant line of ladies' front,
sidc-lace and Newport ties, cloth,
kid and goat shoes, at Lumpkin' s
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30
SUGAR.

If you want 10pounds of sn-
gar for 81, call at
PITTs e. Cos.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30

situated in civil district No. II, Lincoln
county, Tennessee, and bounded as follows,
to-wit :-0n the east by the lands Of Reu-
ben Woodard, on the south by the lands OF
Richard Eddins and William Hamilton, on
the west by the lands Of William Hamil-
ton, and on the north by the lands Of j. F.
Goodrich, containing
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30
SUPREME COURT SALE.

State Of Tennessee vs.. Marion Il. Hill ct ais
10y virtue of decree pronounced by the
ID Honorable theSuprcme Court OF Tennes-
see, at Nashville, at its December term,
1877, in the above entitled cause, viii sell
at public cutlery 10 the highest and best
bidder
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30

Terms of Sale = Credit Of 6. 10. IS and
"a months The purchaser will execute
with approved security, bearing interest
from date and lien retained for the puF-
chase money. Sale free from the equity
of redemption. w. n. COWDEN,
may % % Supreme Court Clerk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30

At the courthouse door in the
town of Fayetteville at II o.
clock, M, on Saturday, june
00nd 1873
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30
About &c Acres!

Levied on as the property OF James Il.
PampIin, to satisfy one judgment against
him AMI in favor Of James IL. Patter-
son, for SlS9. 90, with interest and costs.
w. A. WILLARD,
o,oQ ox- % Sheriff
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-30
SHERIFF. SALE.
No. 1859.

may2s-nsl2.oo Sheriff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19
by i. z. Kerby, Ssleamsn.

4
| " DEGREES of tho Corporation Court for the city
| OF Alexandris, Va, rendered OF The Scptenbtr
term, 1878, thereof, in the chancery causes Of
james Dudley and wife rs. Benjamin Mccoy 9,
| ais, and John Credit, in HE own right, &C., vs..
a;arY Ann Cole OF Gis., the Subscribers, IS com.
mssionsrs of sale in the said causes, will expose
or saio by PUBLIC ,S Sucti la1o on SATURDAY
Z tho Market Building, on Royal street, in the
81 q; ii Alexandria, Va thofcloWing described
city "
proper. LoToF GROUND, with BRICK
No. IL. THEREON, in the said city of Alex
"SNEME&- N the east .idecf koysl street,
AM ria. situated 'Wilkes streets, in front on
betw Ieen Wolfe AM -chei and in depth IS +!
Royal street &c feet 6l, John Credit.
& inches, now occupied D. Of SIS per annun
. 4 RENT CHARGE ind.
chsrce upon The said lot of gro the purchase
Terms Of sale: One third OF Of sale and
money to be paid in cash on the day six and
thu residue in two equal payments at terest
twelve months from the day ofssle, with Ia ota
the deferred payments to be secured by toe ~,
Of the purchasers. and the retention OF the TIL,
zlntl they are paid.
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S4pl6 Ivy Successors TO Slarma,.

NO. 9ol eth ST., BETWEEN l AND
STREETS, WASHINGTON. D. U.-Iu exprcssuL
appreciation To my numerous customers for
pat iavorS ssou!l announce to them and the
pubic generally that have now opened with
az entire Dew aad selected stock of NliIinary
and faucy Goods at No. 904 IT'D street, between
| and Is streets, Washington, D. c.. where
should be pleased to see them My stock Of
Dry Gonds will be closed out here at my old
stand, 16 King street, without reserve. Ali
who would avail themselves of great bargains
will do we'll to call early, as the outire stock will
have 10 DO closed out in TWO weeks and the
store closed
aug 81 s, LINDHEIMER
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Marriage OF MISS Bennett.

NEWPORT, t. l., Sept. !9.-Pr0ngs'T st |
A. NJ. Mas Jeanette Bennett, sister II James
Gordon Bennett, of New York, was married to
Mr. Isaac Bell. jr, Of the same city, Rev
Father Grace and his assistant, Rev. Father
Clinton, Of st. Mary's Roman Catholic church,
officiating. It was a private affair, and was
one of the fiaest weddings ever celebrated in
Newport, Ahero being present large aud dis
tIoeuisheG s,ten1ance The presents are nu'
merous aaI are valued at 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

ARNAL AND TIE CLARUEUR9 .sn.:I bit.
tereSt fucs w,ra tbs c!aqusur:; naiik: most Of
his fellow UuulvdiaIs vic ulaaI,!t: tlG ohesa
liera du iusire a. ipp0iant aod ':.orss;!Y aux
ilisYies, he cordially hated h"m, an;i resolved
one Light TO play them i Tick. Choosing l,l
bis purpose !, w5Il which lhav w@vc III The
habit OF applsu'iiup liz pretended; 10 say ii Is
usual, but merely moved lis lips without utter
ing sound whereupon HE csqNe Shouted
and cIappad in simulated costaey; whoa ;be
noise il.:: sui,>irl, A'uai c,in!y took Il, his
cue whero ho hal, irit il, sad. Gin pllasjZ'aE the
hitherto uuspnkan l'hrase with pcaui,r DIS
,ioosss.as, looked aiepi Antly at ,hG auierco,
who, heartily a:.i ,vi:g ;a@ j Ike, "rpl.dd i
hlcI until the rC',>" ,.n+E 1@1:t. - '!i1 c12:!u
sim Of ;h2 pa:lD:tiat:n: t'!:. cat graTcy crr-
tented with ihv 81 81 deeply nlurci MAD
that be- caj ~ h., tx It SD i',c c ia dan il
the wrong; ior. S.i he, 'tP, should a65 :l:v;
becn scuoad zoe sa9D i Ecn.'r!i? tad not
been u inHto too lGt..
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GGfiiiiHm Match.

STURGEON poINT. Oai, t;ayt. l9--At ,hc
finish 81 the scuihns n.-;ch here yesterday
Morris was frs, Riley srcood, keancdg lfird,
and HG3uc7 icurtt. Protests w,Ie entered By
Morris, Kennedy, iiosan@r, and Piaistcd OF
being frulel BY Riley. lbs, referee, WalIass
Ross, alter :. icGg c1u7u!at;1o, disqualified
Riley ard Piaisttd Tic pl;z=s were awarded
to Morris Gt7i. l. .nu-ly #ec1u, aal ii&sm! +
,niri
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mss. \ o.r,r.- Tb q r-o-S nam

MS- NoTlCE-The ward committees for The
collection u funds for the ex. Con tolerate sol
durs, sLh;ging al New Orleans, will meet at the
run Ensios house, tonight, al 8 o'clock. AL
contributions Of provisions, clothing or dry
goods may be sent to the store of Messrs Harlow
Bros., who have kindly volunteered to pack and
forward them Tho Adams Eypreaa Company
will transport them free of charge. EeEsrs.
beckham & Co., and Thomas Perry will receive
and sell all country produce which persons may
wish to contribute towards the fund.
ii NJ D. COEsE Chairman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

POLICE ITEMS. Andrew Jackson, colorcd
boy. who has been under charges OF tIeit and
dlsorder!y conduct fer year past, and has sue,
ceeded heretofore in Guiding the v!slla1ce Of
tho police, was captured yesterday by officers
Goodrich and Horseman. When be saw the
officers he threw away gun which be bad
and Jumped into Hunting creek, making for
the opposite shore. The officers jumped 10
after him and caught him in the middle of the
stream. He vas tried this morning aud fined
for dsorderly conduct which was the only
charge that could be proven against him.
A sailor. for deserving bis vessel, was locked
up in the station house to day, subject to the
order of bis captain.
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local RrcVilIcs.

willie aicks, son Of Jno. z. Hicks, fortaorl =
of this city. accidentally shot himsslf in the LEFT
knee NJ Culpeper Court House last Sunday
Eha wound is not serious.
Arthur Crump and John Smith. daserter;
from the bark Addie c. Sleeper, were arrested
in Georgetown. yesterday, and locked up,
who're they are to remain until tho vesse. sails
\ boatnlan, named Martin Kinsell: was sew
eroy cut by another named George Myers dur
ia q bar-room Gght in Cumberland last Tuesday.
The Odd Fellows of Danvlle, Lynchburg and
Charlottesville will make on excursion TO this
city and Mount Vernon on the 18th inst.
Letters addressed to Miss Dollie Fitzhugh.
Burke station, Va; George Underwood, Brlle'
view, Nd, and Miss Maria Banks, no postotIiice
directions, are detained in the Postothce
here for want of postage and proper directions.
It is expected that trains on the Midland rosa
will cross Stsunton river bridge tomorrow, and
through travel be resumed without delay.
There was to kavo Eeen meeting 1.-THE Greer-
back club. ct the Sun engine house last night,
but no business was done for want of a quorum.
There is 8 great deal Of diphthsria in the city
and several fatal cases have boon reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

Greenbaokers and democrats arc ali ono i'll
OHIO, but whether they constitute ooc or iSo
parties, they arc going to make a determined
effort to Dust Mr.. Garfield from his seat iu
Congress. and will probably succeed. Mr.. Gar
field, though preacher, is one Of the most
vituleut haters OF the South in the radical
party, and his defeat will bo beneficial to the re-
viva Of better feelings between the two sections
Of couotry. Ifachieved By any but greenback-
era it would be national blessing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19
Stranded.

KEY WEST, Fla, September l9.-The
American brig Alex. Nichols, Captain Peacock.
from Cenuegos, fer Boston, with cargo of su-
gar, stranded 90 the Florida coast and is q total
loss. Tho first mate, cook ADD one seaman, we're
drowned. The captain and the remainder Of
tic crew saved
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COMM EseCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. 10.-The mar
ket is generally firm Flour is unchanged.
Wheat is in fair receipt. though the offerings are
not so large as for the last few days; prices are
ono cont higher, and we note sales of {. S72 bush
els ct 90al05 for fair to choice. Corn is firm,
with light offerings. and sales Of 120 bushels at
S.. Nothing doing in Rye Or Oats. Country
produce scarce and wanted.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.--Virginis Cs old %; do
dolerred 81! do consolidated 5a4 do I'd series
81; past due coupons s0i. Cotton more active
and easy middling Halls. Flour fairly active
and about steady. Wheat-Southern opened
higher and closed dull Western steady South
crn rod i0Oal0t; do amber l05sl03; No. Penn
| red lO;! No. = Western winter red, spot and
Sept lOG; Oct 1867 alCGi; Nov 10G; al0l. Corn
Southern quiet aud steady Western quiet and
a shade frmer Southern white 54a55 do
yellow 81; Western mixed. spot and Sept
and Oct 5O3s5G7; Nov 5la5l4; Steamer 47!s4S.
Oats firm and active; Southern 28a30 Western
white 80; do mixed 27s2S; Pennsylvania 23s30
Rye steady; Southern 54s55 Hay dull and
steady; prime Pennsylvania and Maryland LA
III. Butter choice very scarce and prime. W os.
tern lGalS. Sugar quiet st sIa9s; coffee active
and firm; Rio cargogs l4tal73. Whiskey quiet
at 1Cya$l0g1.
New YORK, September 19.-Stocks strong.
Aoney2. Gold lC0s. Flour quiet and unchang-
ed. WhCst quiet. Corn uncusuqed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. Wiuslow' s
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. 1t
ccrrects aodity of tllc stomach, relieves wind
cclic regulates tho bowels, cures dysentery aud
disrrh@s, whether arising from teethiog or
other causes. Al old and we'll tried remedy.
Is cents bottle. je 22-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

Between the radical apostles Of hatred and
ssctionasm, and the democratic advocates Of
reputation of honest debts and Deprecated
currency, the country has come to pretty pass.
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r0ET or aLEIa!yDgE8. SEPT. 10.

ioksT Of dLELAsTUHg2, SEPT. ~
Sun risos""...".. 45 Sun Sets. ............ i !
ARRIVED. ,
Str Express, Baltimore, to Brodors s. Co.
Schr Freddie l.. Por!or, Boston, 10 L i
Hooe.
Schr Eugie Washington. to p Is Hooo
Schr WsppanseLt, Washington to Hampshire
& Baltimore Coal 90.
CLEARED.
&lrJ W Thompson, Leonardtown, by FAKeed
Brig Abby Thaxter, Georgetown, by w A
:mOot.
Schr Glars K Simpson, Georgetown, by W A
Emoot.
schr Mercy T. Trundy, Brooklyn, by " A
Smoot.
PASSED UP.
Bark entine Addie Il Sleeper New York
schr Oliver SchoGeld, New Haven.
PASSED DOWN.
%ch;a JOHN Siushlran, Boston Carl d Lath-
rop, Boston Maggie Chadwick, Boston Ruth
L Carlisle, Providence; VIM D Marvel, Prov.
ldenco; A Leaning, Woods Hole, Mass ; N
Y Cock, Ma0hs!tanvi!le n. Y.
MEMORANDA.
&cbt Jessie Lesch from Georgetown, at
New Haven 18th.
Schr George Aery, for hi: port, sailed from
E;chr w c Bee, for Georgelown cleared Ut
Philadelphia 18Th lest.
Schr. Benjamin Reed, 70, Georgetown,
sailed from Now York 18th.
t>ehr !. and D FIX, from GEORGETOWN, at Bos.
ton 18th.
Scnr ' Wellington, cleared at Boston, for
this port 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

NEW Coal MINE. The Cumberland News
says that on yesterday, Mr.. M. Sinclair, gene
raj superintendent, and Andrew Boyd, mining
boss of the New Central Company, made q
visit tf inspection to tho company's new nine,
located about milo and half this side OF
Clars svitle, right near the E:khart branch
railroad. The visitors pronounced the coal TO
be of good quality and predict good yield from
the mine. which has been opened to distance
of about SO feet. The company will at once
proceed to develop the resources Of the mile.
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M ARRIED.

Tin September 18th, at the home of tho BRIDE
by the rev. w. d Fenick, JOHN J. THOMAS,
U. s N, son Of e1. Mayor 7. G. Thomas, of
Portsmouth. Va, to Ada, the fifth daugh tor
o. tins late J. 4. Henderson, eiq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19
Fire..

CINCINNATI, o., Sept l9--I'hc broom corn
warehouse Of Edward Smith, Of Circlegile, O..
together with the contents, was burned last
evening. Loss about $4,000; insured for
$40 0OD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

BRIDGE BRoKEN-Tho mail train from
Richmond TO day, which should have arrived
ncre about one o'clock was detained several
hours by an accident to the drawer OF the
Qaantico bridge While the bridge was being
opened this mcrnlng to allow vessel to pass,
the supporting rods gave away, allowing the
outer end Of The drawer to fall. The damage
was repaired ia few hours.
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s, LINDHEIMER.

Lodics Headache Specific contains co in
ju;lous SUBSTANCE, cures headache 10 5 10 70
minutes by the wa;ub. Price SO cents 10 large
bottles. Rheumatism can only be cured BY
using Duraug's Ri eumatc Remedy.
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f.HsL CD.a,HEECE-

Arrived Boats Fleming Il sotter, and Four
Sisters, to Bian Avon &. 9; a II Agnsw to
J Aguow q Co
Egp@rted-Bosts Bay Miller, VIM z Bell,
D. Anasr, g U Kolly and Clara, for Cumber.
land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

COMPLAINTS. There is much complaint by
citizens 10 the Fourth ward of the very bad
conduct Of the boys there, who break Off the
scrapers, dsfiaucc the fences, aad even climb
uto the trees in the yards Of private residences.
1t is suggested that the policemen pay more
attention TO that quarter,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

UNITED STATES Courts. Judge r. W.
Hughes, Of the United States courts, failed to
arrive here to day, bnt letter was received
from him stating that he would be here to
rnGrrfW u,id hold court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

ZEPHYR WO RSTEDS 10 and l4c per OF
II Germantown Wool, all colors, lOc per OF
leo Wool Is and ,Oc per OF.
sen 1e-Gt a. n, ADAMS, 81 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

We HAVE just added to our stock of fine
goods large line of medium priced substan
tislly made BOOTS and SHOES. which we are OF
faring OF prices to suit the times 1t is certainly
the hest assortment we have been able to show,
and they to be sold st lower prices than ever.
Wo cordially and confidently invite criticism,
an4 an examination and inspection of our
stock, feeling assured that our customers will be
convinced that it is our aim to give the best
goods at the lowest prices We have large
nd varied assortment of HEAVY Doors and
STo rs, suitable for farmers and planters, to
whirb we invite the particular attention oil
CouyrRY MERCHANTS. being satisfied that we
can sell tbera cheaper than they can be bought
tb;s side of Ne;v England.
;lon,t Inv dollars worth OF goods in our
line until you invest. gate our stock: p-ou
Mes HEAVY Bool's, BRoaANHs and PLoW w
t:HoGs regular Clod Sms,' hors' to Taco up mgr
sps inst rsstie snakes and splendid to kick
cub born mule with.
W.B. M'ADDEY.
81, Va
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prpeoN,I, MI. Horny SonwarE. bu

prrsoNAI--Mf Horny Sonwa1E, buyer ior
49,: E,ssbsrs. nss lett Tor Ny Y orS his day
',"' .. ',ta hli in!l line OF Fall and Winter
~ oG,dp: ,ions and cry goods. FOR the past
1904 q IL. : ho;:so has rtcai7cd daily I'M
Is" weeks thu t sonds Ter the approaching
"ls"s> qusn;ties iaer assorted stock may
rr's'I- y larger anu cry department, par
.: locked Ter ID almost L, 'rtEs, 10. wv oil
ticn;afl9 IN Carpets. Oil E.. - ride
''f TIC wagon, and Sou' all tan >HsERG.
ISAAC Ell. 'eS 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

The PRESENT SUPERIORITY OF tho ggo over
,hc u,.t IL largely determined by the ezeo!'cnoc
acd che:,,Gcss Of ARTICLES Of daily use, among
has, n,u-t b. preferred such hou aeGold 0onu
g. DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, which is the fnl
iasns..c HIih the pubic. Tie CAPS afr
'';,'.,,, twli weight and the powder Itself pure,
''." n., ao,,' ne.ttct in its Adaptations to usc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

NHISS MANY z. TEAET. who has had
Iva ample experience naG Guccess AS & teacher,
wl.hes to open q SCHOOL in Alexandria for
YOUNG LADIES. She teaches the English
Branches, With N .!hensticy. Latin, French
and Mu=i; Csn give tic best Of references,
among them Dir. K. Il. Cox aud Colonel t. g.
Montague CORNER pa.rons) Of Shsckelfords,
King and Queen county, Va; also Judge H. j..
Montague Of Middle.ex county, ard Rev. J..
T. Martin (her pastrr) Of BerryVile, Clarke
CO., W. Terms for the sshole nine months in
st1uc.ion, opening the lat of october: Primary
department SIS; junior department $40; So
Nor department SIS; Latin and French So
each Music IS per quarter, payable bali
yearly in advance For lurlher pEGtlc glars call
Ut 225 King street. sep 1l-lw
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Shot ut p wedding
ELIZABETH. \. J., September l9..-.

ELIZABETH, \. j., September l9..-!t q
ding party which took place il ihie city
weL ~ mGrciHg Richard R5g, father 81 the
early IT, >, was shoe hy on 5it!o erUomSmcD.
bridegroom. r biz back, glAncir!; !roSl rib ard
The ball slruu- 1t appears that rcuehs had
went dowowatd. i Ray snI others went out
stoned the house al. gr'orla1Nan larn fired
10 drive them eli. IN NptomS thl; .Mcruins
at the ious!s. R4y's .y. Tbs &rovluar.aa
were Of serious character.
WAS held.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBABILu1Es-Sep 10, 1878.
For toe Middle States. northery winds, shifting
to warmer southerly, hszy, followed By partly
cloudy weather, and rising, followed by falling
harnmetcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

4 QUEER CONTRACT "A gang Of men, head
cd by womau. marched iuto Jualise Haines'
oourt, in Chicago. tho ether afternoon, amid q
great deal of discussion and a3gry ve:b2l dlsa.
grccmcnt. They arranged Themselves a!ong The
rail, aud then it was made kuown that the
woman had hired QUO Of the rIon for ten dol.
lars to mold her husband willie Sic committed
suicide by Jumping into tho lake. She wcot
at it, but before she get through made up Der
mind that suicide WAS wrong. she and her
husband made up, and now i!icy want tho ten
dollars returned. Ehc naa Says that hc lad
to work like hcr0 70 hold li:a husband Of the
fell destroyer, and he doesn't in:ui 70 return
tho money. Besides this, his a5ois extended
over time long cough 10 admit Of tue sui
eide of both mau and wife, and he can work
for nothing. Justice Hines was cut Of town,
aDd tho mob pciolcd 10 justice Maloh's dis
peosary Of cQni!y, where they b2Gan y suit
which will be argued hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

NTOTICE-A meeting Of The s!oca ;.:In
IN TIE FAUQUIEE WHITE SUl. ~
SPRINGS COMPANY vii! DO held q. txs:S
Springs ncar Warrenton, on FRIDAY, tho: <
instant. Free fare for stockholders, and lcko.
for other visitors iront A!c:.l: ~. - Warrcnton
and return, 81 and free aEe:ortnt!on 10 tho
Springs from WsrrcHLon Tor all. 4 Tree collation.
will be served st tho Springs. Visitors wishing 70
do SO can return Friday evening leaving War
renton At E p. N. Tho pabic invited TO ~
tend. Il. Il. EAHDEE,
een 1927 President.