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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03
AUCTION SALES.
By +. A. Kerby, Salesman.

10y L. "a. heTUy, Odlesuhu
GoMMIssI0NERS sALE-Pursusnt TO
city of Alexsndris. Va, rendered at the June
torn, 1873, thereof. in the chancery causes OF
James Dudley and wife Va. Benjamin Mccoy ct
als., and John Credit, in his own right. &C., VS..
Mary Ann Cole ct als., the Subscribers, as COM
for sale, by public auction, on SATURDAY,
the 9th day Of July, 1873. at IL m in front OF
the Market Building, On Royal street, in the
city of Alexandria. Va, the following described
pfHSp No IA LOT OF GROUND, with BRICK
TENEMENT thereon, in the said city of Alex
andra, situated on the east side of Royal street,
between Wolfe and Wilkes Streets ia front on
Royal street 26 feet inches, and in depth IS #
inches, now occupied BY John Credit.
2 A RENT CHARGE Of Sl8 per annum
charged upon the said lot Of ground.
Terms Of Sale: One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale, and
the residue in two equal payments at ak and
twelve months from the day Of sale. with inter-
est; the deferred payments TO be secured by the
notes of the purchasers and the retention OIL lne
title until they are paid
F. MARKELL.
ALBERT STUART,
je 1915 Comm'rs of Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL k5-
~ TATE-Pursusnt to the decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF Fairfax county, PRONOUNCED at is
June term 1873. in the case of Gunnell's sdm'x
w. George q. Fo1's admir-. and others, ths uL-
dersigned will sell by public auction, on MON.
DAY, the 18th day of July, 1878. at u O'CLOCK
m. of said day, (Court day. in front of tho Court
House of said county. that certain TRACT OF
LAND of which George n. Fox died seized,
containing o71 acres This land is part of tn,
real estate of which the late Gabriel Fox del
seiz I'D lies near Fo1s old mill. now Waples'
is we'll wooded, and the land under cultivation,
susceptible of ready improvement
Terms of Sale: SO much cash in hand as will
be required to pay the expenses Of SALE and tho
residue on credit Of one, two and three years,
in equal instslments; to bear interest from tha
dsv of sale; to be secured by the bonds Of tina
purchaser, with good personal security, and q
retention of the title until the last payment IS
made. THOMAS MOOhE,
10 1kw4w Comm'r. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

STEAMER MATTANo. The steamer Mattano
will not leave for river landings until to- morrow
evening at u o'clock. She does this in order to
give her passengers chanco to enjoy the
4sh in The cities. She will make her regular
landings and arrive on her usualtim Oh Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

IMPERIAL ENDORSEMENT Owing to the
perfect purity of DoQLEY YEAST PownEn
ana Its superior excellence IN every respect over
eli other preparations, it has been adopted and
used ia the Royal households of the following
countries, VIZ: Germany, Eogland, Spain,
Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Italy and Brazil.
1t was long ago adopted and IS to day used by
thousands of royal American households scat
tered ell over tho western world, and the high
esteem ia which il il held in this country fully
ius,it.s is introduction aud use as above
stated,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

THE WEATHER-To day has been the hot
lest and most Oppressive Of the season, The
thermometer, in the shade, at tTo o'clock,
stood at % degrees, and, when exposed to the
sun for few moments. rose to lO1 degrees But
Tor slight bretz, from the south tha heat
would have been almost unbearable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

VyIKGlNIA-In the Clerks office Of the Cor
Y poralion Court Of the city OF A!eA.ndra.
on tho 81 day Of July, 1878
Maria Skidm ire, plaintiff vs. lieWls Skldmore,
Emily e.. rkidmorp, Mary ID. Allen and Mary
-. A. Skitmore, defendants In chanccry.
Memo The otjec5 Of this sui! is to divide the
est.te Of ndrow +. Skidmoro amongst his heirs
at law.
1ne defendant, Mary D. Il. Skidmore,
not having entered her appearance and CIV
en- security according to tho act Of Assem-
Div b. and the rules Of this Court, and it sp-
nearing by affidavit that .he is not resident Of
this State, it is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within ono month atter due publlca-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect her interest in this suit; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette, n newspaper published IN tho
city OF Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessive weeks, and posted At tho front door OF
tho Court House OF this city. A copy, test:
MORTON MAHYE. Clerk.
John III. johnson, p. q. Jy 3-W4W
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAN PAY
~ Frs.
Collectors Office, Alexandria. Va,
july ). 1878 !
The CITY Council Of Alexandris having re-
fused to extend tho time for tho collection OF DC.
linquGnt taxes, persons IN arrears Tor taxes VIII
have TO call IN the next i've days III the Colec-
tors office, and make some arrangement Tor an
immediate settlement; clso tho Collectors Will
have to proceed to the collection Of such bills by
dstrainL or otherwise.
j. II. HlLL, COL N. Dist.
S. b. FIELD, Col. s. Dst.
GfGce-Room no Royal St. front Market
building. 81
~aNTDN GINGER, fresh, at
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PoToMAc FRUIT GROWERS. The. July
meeting of the Potomac Fruit Grower g Asso
citation was held yesterday. at two clock, 10
the pavilion ct Mount Vernon SpriOgs, the
president. Chalkley Giliueham, in the chair
The meeting was opened with song by the
MI 7ser family. A discussion eusued, intro
duced by an essay on What We Don't Know
About Fruit Growing" by Dr. E. P. How land.
Dr.. Z. ?. Rowland made few remarks on
life preservers, instructiug persons how to use
them. Dr.. Rowland made tour 10 his lille.
saving apparatus. Among tho exhibits on the
sample table we're the following; Prince Early,
Beatrice Huugerford, and Sweet Bough ap.
piles. by Mr. Suowdep; Wild Goose plums, OF
excellent quality, by P. r. Tro!h; Prince
Early, Howett, Atischem Rcd, Early River
Pea, Red June. and Edward Early apples, by
Chalkley Giliugham.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

Will make an excursion from Washington to
Point Lookout (stopping at Alexandria going
and returning) EVERY SATURDAY during
the season. Leave King street wharf at $50 p.
m. on Saturday, and arrive st 6 300. N. Monday.
Fare for round trip o..
Fer further information apply to j. Broder5
& Co., Agents, Ale1sndris, or Stephenson q
Bro, Agents, Washington, D. O. je l2-2u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

EaS AN ELEGANT Stock OF SPRING AND
Summer Boots and Shoes for gentlemens wear
at WADDEY's. ITO King st., Alexa., We. lap 9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

THE JOINT TEACHERS INSTITUTE AT Ma
NAssAs.-Duripg the session of the Teacher 8
Institute yesterday, Superintendents Thornton,
Of Prince William; Roy, of Warren; Little, of
Fauquicr and Carne, of Alexandria. with
Mcssrs George G. Round and j. B. T. Thorn:
ton, of tho local committee at Manassas. held
a consultation with Prof. Newell. the result of
which was an arrangement to hold an Institute
fer tho city of Alexandria, ADD Alexandria,
Fairfax, Fauquier, Warren, Prince William,
Stafford and Culpeper counties. at Manassas,
commencing on the 18th of August and lasting
five days. Prof. Newell will instru,t, assisted
by Rev. W. B. McGilvray, principal of Leigh
street school, Richmond, and addresses from
Col. John w. Daniel, Gen; ". II. r. Lao
and others are expected. Teachers and school
officers arc to be carried on the Virginia Mid
land Railroad at half fare and board at Mauas'
sas is to be ST day at the hotels and so cents
a day at private houses. A very large turnout
of educational people is expected.
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G2 King st., 8. W. corner Fsirfa1

aa5 If roo WANT FIRST CLASS BooT OR
Shoe, of the finest material, boat workmanship
and perfect fti 60 to WADDEY's. No. no King
street. ap9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

The MoFFETT REGGsTER.-Thc rec clpts
from the Mofott liquor registers. 10 this city,
for the month Of June, as reported by the
Commissioner of the Revenue, were $500 w..
The highest report Of ALCOHOLIC liquors was by
the Toatino House, where 2.695 drinks were
sold, and the highest report Of malt liquors by
Sefcr Blouse. who sold 2,U3S drinks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY.-Mrs. Bar.
bour, relict of the late John s. Barbour, aud
mother of Receiver Barbour. OF The Midland
Road, and of Hon. James Barbour, died at
Culpeper C. Il. yesterday, at an advanced age.
She was much loved end respected by large
circle of friends.
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IOCAI MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBAB1LTIEs-Juy 8. 1878:
For the Middle States increasing southeast
winds, stationary and higher temperature. pos
sibly followed by cooler northerly winds, cloudy
weather and numerous rains with rising baro-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

ST. JosEPH's HOME in the city oil New ors,
is an Institution for the care Of the aged aud
feeble under the Good Sisters and tor the cure
of those under their care. Giles Llniment
Iodide Ammonia, by advice OF their medical
adviser, DR.. KerriraD, directs its use in cases
of rhcumatsm, ueuraleia, swollen joints OF the
hands or feet; for it always cures.
DIR. GILES. 120 West Broadway, N. 7.
Trial size % cents.
Sold by +. S. Leajbcatcr & Bro. Sebd for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

Fer upwards Of dirty years Mira. MldsIo1 |
Soothing Syrup ha5 been used Tor ehldren.. IL
correots acdity OF lhc stomach, relieves VINO
colo, regulates the bowe s, cures dysentery aud
diarrl e,, whether arising from teethlng OF
other CAUSES An old and well tried remedy
% ceot9 bottle. Je ZZ-u
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s. G. NEALE.--The Alexandria correspond
cnt Of the Washington Post says: 1.-THE friends
of s. G. Nealc, esq, OF this city, arc receiving
highly encouraging reports iron the dlfferent
sections OF this district 10 regard to his chances
for the nomination for Congress" We under.
stand that it is The intention Of Mr.. Ncalo' 8
friends to tender him sercnade one night
next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

POLICE ITEMs.-The following clscs have
been tried since yesterday.
John Switzer, charged with stealing money
from Uuvrsa Bauer, was fully cxoncrateI.
Thomas Grant, Frauk Johnson and Howard
Bryant. all coored, for fighting and disorderly
conduct, were fined and discharged by Justice
Thompson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

Every lady in the city should keep bottle
Of L,tiic's Headache Specific On baud. II
rrcvcus AZ we'll As cures headache. Price only
so ccuts bottle. Darang's Rheumatic Rene
DIV cures rheumatism. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

EXCURSIONS. The Orphcus Oetettc Club
viii give another Of their select c1curslons and
concerts at GMisboro Park. tonight. These
excursions have become very popular, and there
will GO doubt he goodly attendance.
Tho steamer Express will make an tXcur-
sion TO Giym0nt TO morrow. tn ae1ommoaatc
these who desire to spend The Fourth away
frorl the dust and heat Of the city. Every ar
rappemcnt has been made to ensure good order,
and pleasant time. Fireworks will be *.
hibitcd on the grounds, at eight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

TEAHERs' INSTITUTE The sco0ad session
of the Teachers Institute was held yesterday,
about fifty persons being 10 attendance. MIR.
VIM, +. Carue was called off to WASHINGTON
early in the morning and MIR. l. Ii. Ficklo
was too unweli to lecture 80 the bulk OF the
work fell upon Prof. Newell. who was, however,
more than equal to it. At 9 80 be gave very
Instructive lecture 90 Primary Reading. In con,
tinua,ion of that of yesterday, aud was followed
by Superintendent Carne, 10 short lecture ou
the teaching of Primary Geography.
Rev. w. 8. Penick. formerly Superintendent
Of Schools 10 Berkeley county, West FIrelnls,
then gave 90 instructive lecture on Map Draw
ing, aud Prof. Newell concluded the morning
session with an Instruction on The teaching OF
spelling.
Al p. NJ, he resumed the subject OF read
ing, contendinc that bad readers were made by
unskillful teachers. DOT born rs is commonly
supposed he. also, spoke further on the teach
Jog of arithmetic, coudcmning the use OF large
numbers with children who are entirely unable
to comprehend them.
Superintendent Carue then iectured on the
teaching of history. and was followed by Prot.
Newell, on the teaching of English Grammar.
AT 6 O'Clock. after concluding address in
which he held the mirror up to hirclug, H.
competent, lSzy, careless. iussy, fault finding,
letter writing, and Independent teachers, Su
perintendent Csrne, after a unanimous vote oil
thanks to Prof. Newell, declared the Institute
closed. Much instruction was Impaired duriur
the session, aud it's results will be ptrtuanentl,
felt in our city schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-03

HYDRAULIoN STEAM FIRE ENGINE Co.
The regular monthly meeting was held last
night First Vice President Carae 10 the chair
annd John LaDnOn,. secretary. Two persons
were elected to active membership and the res
ipnat!on of ono active member accepted.
A vote of thanks was given to Mr.. Levi L..
Hurdle for painting the engine house doors, and
the Executive Committee was directed TO ask
the Board of Wardens for paint and brushes to
paint the tin roof the work to be done without
charge.
The report of the committee to have the
steeple taken down, was received and accepted,
and the meeting adjourned.
/ CORPORATION CoURT-Ju?ge E. III. Lone
presiding Com. vs.. Chas. Pters3p; malicious
wounding with intent, g.; jury, and verdict
guilty, and tour years in the pcnlteollaay.
Com. vs.. Daniel Palmer; grand Larceny; Jury,
aud verdict Of not guilty, and prisoner dis
charged.
Com. vs.. George r. Shiou; forgery; jury
unable to agree; juror withdrawn and case con
tnucd
Com. Va. Joseph Lucas; petty larceny; second
offrnse; demurrer to Indictment, and demurrer
overraled; jury, aud case in progress.
KNIGHTS OF PYTuIAs. The following named
officers of Mechanics Lodge. No. 3, X. Of T.,
we're installed July l, 1873, by Past Grand
Chancellor Geo. l.. Simpson, assisted by Past
Chancellor L. D. Harrison: Chancellor Com
mander, James Strider; Vice Chancellor, '. NJ.
Taylor; PROBATE, y. T. Bsgsetl; Master alarms,
James Mansfield; Ioner Guard, Robert Crook;
Cater Guard, Z. E. Padeett. This lodge is 10
good condition, and has recently fitted up Har'
nouy Hail as their castle hall, and before long
hope to have it dedicated % such.
| U. S. CoURTs.-Judge R. W. Hughes ar
rived here to day, and opened the U. 5. C!r'
cult and District Courts, but after calling the
jury, Immediately adjourned both Courts unit
] Eridoo sonrnino Of ton o'olnek
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-.
Y CHANIOAL COLLEGE.
The Seventh Session begins AUGUST 18Th,
1878. Instead of 1872 State students, as hereto
fore, eco will be received free of charge for tut
ton. Board in messes costs ST q month:
Apply for appointments as State students, or
for Catalogue, to O. L. @. MINOR, Pres't.
ie 17-eolm Blscksburg, Va
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STEAMER SUE,

Captain W. G. Geoghegsn:
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EDUCATIONAL.

KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTl-
~ TUTE AND NATIONAL KINDER
GARTEN FOR YOUNGEST AND AID.
VANCED GLASSES.
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK)
Miss SUSIE POLLOCK,
Regular eight months course for teachers
commences October 9TH. Terms-Sl00, in two
payments. Summer (partisD course, from July
10Th to September 18th, $50.
As it is only question of time as to when this
system will be adopted in our public schools.
young ladies will do we'll to be first in the field
and gain an experience in profession less over
stocked than any other.
For particulars apply to the Principals, 81
9th It,, g. 9. corner of K st., Washington, D. U.
Washington. D. O., jy 2-so3m
DOCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
This institution will be opened SEPTEMBER
IS. 1873. It will be conducted on the ssu'e
principles and with the same assistants as the
Stsnmore School, which my sister, Caroline u:
Miller, has concluded to relinquish. a full
course construction. with lectures will be given.
For circulars, with terms and other particulars
HENRY @. HALLOWELL. A. NJ"
iv l.eo8m PrincipA.
DELE HAVEN INSTIT UTE,
ID (FOR YOUNG LADIES'
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The next session of this Institution will open
on MONDAY. the 18th of September, 1918;
For Catalogue, containing tai psdHculsra'
please address either Of the underslgneo.
g. AI PEH ] IN P AsScE,sis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-17
Communicated
Protestant Episcopal Church Home.

RICHMOND, April IT., 1878.
We are persuaded that the design OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church Home, located
at 517 Fourth street, is not generally known
even in our own city. Therefore we deem
| it well, through your columns, to bring It
before the Episcopalians OF our State.
This Home was established three years
ago, and has been thus far successful.
However, the uneXampled pressure in
money matters and the consequent rednc-
tion of our subscriptions make us appeal
for aid. 1t is Home for aged ladies OF the
Episcopal Church who, having seen better
days. are now reduced to want. To such it
affords quiet home. at present there are
nine residents within its comfortable walls,
who are well cared for and atfectionately
tended il sickness or infrmity befalls them.
The institution is supported by voluntary
contributions. Within the last eighteen
months it has sustained heavy loss in the
death OF its chief patron and liberal bene-
factor. 1t is hoped that others will come
forward and help to carry on work so nc
bly beeun-a work of which all must see
the importance, as all are liable to need its
benefits, if nst for themselves, at least for
some one dear to them who now has many
resources.
The affairs of this Home are economically
managed by board of ladies. These ladies
hope to receive at some time an endowment
which may render these aged persons Sc
cure in the enjoyment OF their Home, and
also thereby enlarge the sphere OF its ope-
rations.
The charter embraces the privilege OF
establishing Home for aged gentlemen,
and hospital.
All contributions, whether small or large,
are acceptable. Money sent to the treasurer.
Mrs. S. II. Lathrop, 81 east Main street,
will be acknowledged. Other donations, as
groceries, &C., may be sent directly TO the
Home.
We take this occasion to express the
thanks of the Home to a friend who sup
piled fuel during the past winter; also, to
Mr. A. J. Blackburn, who has kindly otter
ed to furnish ice during the coming sum-
mer.
We trust this communication may receive
the consideration OF many OF your readers.
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Read their advertisement in to-dsy's paper.

EUROPEAN HoTEL.-Richmood now boasts Of
Its European house or hotel with table a. hote got
ten up upon plan oil artistic skill and refinement
that will please the guests from abroad well rs AZ
home; indeed, everybody who knows what is good.
This establishment has been known rs the PARK
HOTEL and the CAFE. II has passed into the hands
of the first cook in America, SPlRo ZETELLE, en-
dearcd 10 our own people bv near forty years spent
amongst the citizens OF Richmond ana OF Virginiu.
He has done more to minister to the pleasure of onr
people at the festive board than any man living.
ZETELLE IS "himsclf again." That Is. he Is sit
uated now In manner 10 vlndcate himself, 10 vim
dicate his reputation as chef de cuisine, and as
Prime Minister Of the temple OF good living.
In every department Of his establishment there
prevail the discipline and the regulations that must
secure fautlcss fare, superb wines and liquors. and
good attendance.
This morning ZETELLE rises fresh lark and
moves onward with brightness, geniaiity, and con-
sderaiion that promise year, OF satisfaction and
sue cess to both guests and host.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-Tbe sales Of loose
tobacco at the Tobacco Exchange yesterday
were 1890 pounds. Highest price paid,
$3.50. The highest reported price paid for
tobacco on Change yesterday was $26-by
Wise Brothers.
The collections OF United States internal
revenue yesterday were S5, 764.33.
The brig Aquiduec entered yesterday
from st. Thomas to load -four for Curtis &
Parker. rzas =
Monday little child Of Justice Hall Crew
fell from porch, distance Of ten feet, on
brick pavement, and was picked up in
sensible but unhurt, and is now well.
The National Master Mechanics Conyen-
ton will assemble in Richmond May 14th.
Bishop Whittle confirmed q large class at
Grace (EpiscopaD church last night.
This is the seventeenth anniversary OF
the secession OF Virginia from the Federal
Union. 81.
Meetings were held last night By Rich
mond Randolph Lodge, +. A: ID, and EX-
celsior Encampmept, ]. o. o. F.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-17

CONVENTION OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIAT1oN.-The fourth annual con-
vention Of the Association Of Virginia will
be held in Salem on Thursday, May 16, 1878.
Under the resolution adopted by the Con-
vention held at Petersburg in January last,
leaving the selection Of the place for meet
ing of the next Convention to the Executive
Committee, and upon the pressing invita-
ton Of the associations OF Salem and Roa-
noke College, the time and place as above
announced have been selected Every AS
sociation in the State is requested to send at
least three delegates, and members OF evan
gelical churches in any portion OF the State
desiring to organize associations are invited
to send two or more delegates.
The following topics are suggested for
discussion: /. Associations in Institutions
Of Learning; 2. Cooperation in the State
Work; 3. Our Relation to the international
Work; 4. The Mental, Social, and Spiritual
Wants of Young Men; 5. Relation Of the
Associations to the Churches.
Each Association is requested to forward
as soon as possible to the chairman Of the
State Executive Committee brief report
Of its work and condition for the past year.
All delegates appointed who expect to be
present are requested to forward their
names at an early day 10 Thomas L. Sydnor,
chairman of the Committee Of Arrange
ments, Salem, Roanoke county, Va, in or
der that BONES may be assigned them. The
welcome meeting will be held Thursday the
10th, at O'Clock P. NJ. after which an or
ganization will be effected.
William p. Munford, j. William Jones,
William IT. Daniel, Thomas Potts, j. D. \.
Sleight, S. A. Steel, Richmond j. Fl. Skin
ner, Staunton; Julius d. Dreher, Roanoke
College; James B. Blanks, Petersburg; r..
W. Beale, Alexandria; r. r. Barton, Win
Executive Committee.
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REUNION OF f" COMPANY ASSOCIATION.
The 10th being Good Friday the reunion OF
this body has been postponed until satur.
day. Goth instant, when q train will leave
the corner of Eighth and Broad streets at
10 o'clock A. NJ. sharp to convey the mem'
bers to the farm Of Major A. r. Courtney,
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po
tomac railroad, the point OF celebration.
The members are requested to assemble
with their badges, ut the corner OF Eishtf
and Broad streets, at 9:45 A. NJ.