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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-04
BOLD STREET ROBBERY.
$4,000 Worth of Bonds snatched from New
Yorker in Daylight.

$4,000 Worth of Bonds snatched from New
Yorker in Daylight.
New York, March 26.-A daring high
way robbery was committed on Thirtieth
street this morning, and was followed by
a thoroughly exciting chase and capture.
The victim was John P. Moore, retired
merchant Of Madison avenue, seventy
nine years old. Mr.. Moore was on his
way home, with S35 900 worth ofMissou.
ri Pacific Railroad bonds, tied up in
brown paper, under his arm. He looked
about him suspiciously having been once
robbed in the street, but could not see
that any onewas following him. When
near Madison avenue he felt sudden
wrench, and turned to see man runs
ming toward Fifth avenue with the pack,
age Of bonds. Moore had not his revols
yer, so, old as he is, he yelled "Stop thief"
and gave chase. Some parties whom he
thinks were confederates tried to stop
him, but away he went. The thief ran
into a new building in the rear of which
was a high fence Mr.. Moore followed,
and cleared the fence just in time to see
the fellow passing out of the vacant lot
between the fence and Broadway.
The cry Of stop thief was heard by a
lady, who directed policeman to the
new building. The officer ran to Broad
way. and inst in time to see the thief run
up the street, where he was lost SIGHT of
in the crowd. Mr.. Moore was come how.
ever, and suddenly cried there he is point.
ing to horse passing by them. The DO.
hceman also recognized the thief by his
hat, and arrested him, finding the packs
age of bonds under his coat. At head,
quarters he gave his name as George
Mercer alias Meyers, and was recognized
as an old offender and ex,convict from
Moyamensing prison, Philadelphia. He
made no answer to the usual questions,
and was committed;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-04

Legal Notice.

William Manon, of Fort Wayne, in the State of
Indiana, Jacob Manon, j. Emery Manon and Charles
ManOn, Of PetOskey in the State of Michigan,
and the unknown heirs Of Daniel Harbaugh,
deceased, will take notice that Lewis Frager,
of the county of Van Vert in the State of Ohio did
on the 9TH day of Jan. A. D. 1873, file his petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the coun
ty of Stark State of Ohio, against the said William
ManOn, Lydia Benskin the unknown heirs of
Daniel Harbaugh. deceased.
Jacob ManOn, j. Emery Manon, Charles Manon
and Wesley Frager defendants, setting forth that
Jacob Frager and Susannah Frager died intestate
seized of estate in fee simple of the north half of
fraction thirty S30, township twelve l2) and range
ten (0) in Stark County, Ohio that said Daniel Har
baugh held the title in trust OF said premises for the
use and benefit of said Susannah and Jacob FTager
and has since deceased leaving his heirs no other
right, title or interest in said premises; that said
premises descended to Lydia Benskin, William Man
Manon, the heirs of Mary Manon, daughter Of said
Jacob and Susannah Frager Christian Frager, Jacob
Frager John Frager and Peter Frager and the plain
m the legal heirs and representatives of said Jacob
and Susannah Frager. That said Christian Frager
and Jacob Frager by deed, conveyed their interests
in said lands 10 said plaintiff In said action that said
John Frager conveyed his interest In said premises
to John w. Oberlin and Ell StOner, and that said
John w. Oberlln and wife and said Eli StOner and
wife conveyed said interest, by deed, to said PLAINTIFF
that said Peter Fager conveyed his interest in said
premises by deed to Wesley Frager that said plain
ti Is entitled to the undivided foursevenths of said
premises the said Lydia Benskin and Wesley Frag.
er each to an undivided One-seventh, the said Will
liam ManOn, Jacob ManOn Emery ManOn and
Charles Man0n each to an undivided One-twenty
eighth part That said plaintiff prays for partition
of said premises and that his interest should be set
off to him in severalty. And the said William Man
on and the unknown heirs of Daniel Harbaugh, de-
ceased are notified that they are required to appear
and answer said petition or before the third Saur
day after the 22d day of April, 1873
Feb. 26. A. D, 1s7S-feb28-lw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-08

tine Richards Light Infantry of q ,rdincr. and
- now co.n,oscd Of the First Regiment of In
tantrv, three unattached companies of infan-
try aud a battery OF light artillery.
Il gives me pleasure 10 eNnress my graft
dcation al the tac appearance OF these organ
iyeti0us on The occasion OF the eucampmeG
"a, Au,us,l ~ the month Of August last.
'raev exhibited high degree Of prot ,iency
m discipline drill and the performance Of
camp duties such ~ can be attained only
whom officers and men are thoroughly im-
huel with N earnest soldietly spirit and the
purpose toproht to tie utmost To- the'r opPor-
tdniiivs ioT Improvement.
The good condition OF the militia Is at;gI5-
utable in rrca, measure to the fact that most
Of ,st oii,ers AMI many ot the rank and file
have teen taught IN the sternest school OF
soldicrsh.p. and know what constitutes the
essential instruction of a soldier. and that the
object % military establishment is not hoi-
itlv pltrau.r,.
Tbe ,oosup-l.,t- va. i, every re.pec, p
.,r.s.. full or. IN, intense heat tina, pre-
tl.l..l ,!.rio. the rnt;r, period II It's contin-
ugacc. combined vi,h the hard vo-S OF drill
and c,nlp duties. tested the f1-.itui, Of the
command and l.Dt IN the occasion something
NJ ,l. character OF actual service. Good
ora .r "a. maintained. Sri n, Nv cases of
l.,5-lsr,y conduct ,hqt occurred were
''.'''E - n. -.
'''"t~! - ~,
.'' ~, 81 la s.,
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-. d, go, ,,.,-ia .t,nl5
-. .,j IL. o., H., VII r,,i,-e.r,J
-,,-.,'i..i ....t, -. -.,.,,.bl.. =, ...,,
'-.....-...'-.'-,
An '''t-,'o A'> n-'A maze 20 ''e Ntl,'
orc1afU .'A oy t4' i'7A'r'n Oh .'"p'"!
from tae boys OF the h'sn sc,'o. AZ Augusta.
Il Ta' Wis aet "n t"e Pir' 'I the o'''e 10
authorize tAc formation %. these companies
and the issue ot arms 10 them. Restricted 70
the students OF colleges and n.rh schools, IS
s. has been deemed 2s's'39.e taey should De-
they serve \ double purpose rs auNdiaries OF
scho3! instruction, ny promoting pNFs'cN
strength and manly bearing and the good
habits OF aticnton aud proml; obedience anI
also as n means Of extending SaI dhil'!ng
kEowledge o! the military AT.
Several Cale, companies were Qrescn; dur-
ing the cncamNmca', IL response ID tie con-
ffff,Dal ~ xifrf.,~ tNfaulDt 10 Nil OF them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-08
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

3
e. 'N''-'-s '.'-'' ,-'' 80 -N' 80 '-' Va
While nature has been bc1lCnlnt n oestpw-
s~- h,.ifhfut -naaNnz AMI glr1,l41t grlps
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ci1 '' " ''--'''''"- ''N "N>-' -.'''' "N' -
chs influences ta8t affect Ga, complex r'l'-
icons o. iod''.I1a.s aud society TO et,' ou'SV
have an 'etH 'eul'oS - gar ihp'eNe' ''a'-
sons OF o2iF. ho~e'tr $40" 'At'S "-u"a
may slr.'s' i"' .'7,t' aye ~ N'.N ga" WIZ
eUaca ouV P-'I'r more '''oneH - '".'
Nta't, restore tA' or-'i|eN Oh INDUSTRY an"
trade, give r.ta,ii, occu2'u1u - ''''F' Ter
ant deserted ~one'tcais' anu clnNe nc"
MONIES % arise on our s'''- % Ni' US inc
iNnECasH o.. tnoc<auts' compliment .n t\.
rres '"s m, re',t thai Al the cii-eS 90 t'r
state Rave 'e'4 ia''''9"s Sih'a''lt,'i v-l
"S '-e H. "'e'l y'i '','',', '"''
t''a has "..Tt--.t a"i t'u'''"''' y '''''''' u
enc quite, incumbent on IT,
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The state TrcnsUr1.
1nc s-' Oh. Treasury .'.. ...--... No.
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tNpt-i & l.'... '. 7'''..'. - ~ %.
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M.,e,,i9asa., source. -up>i
Tho 5,fsr.r.,. bet,s,,1 the a,a9,.r, Of cash
IN b,rj On ,he ,i-.t d.v Of January ana the
s-.oprt a., hand December slst shows thai.
tis r,,.i,t. FOR the wear we-e no, sufficient %
80, 3D.. .v,.- ii-,,-4. ,,r the wear by tb. ,u,.l
,r s1s. 50 -. T.is result j, accounted fI-
nv "a, p. 3,,..;,- of the rate Of STATE tax from
-. -, -. o,5 ,b-so-,,,,rtt.
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80 g, 49,. -, ~, S,,,.i,. !, .avirg.
-. - oSset tt;9t in rsc,i,.s from, taN
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'-,r,.,,,;,. ,;-Il.l 5ss-.Ot more than IA
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80 .1 IT.. $50. 80 80 o..,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-08

The sound condition Of the banks manifest
81 by their detailed statements, the increasing
care exercised by them in the choice of in
vestments, and the immunity from "runs
they have enjoyed ut time of popular dis
trust OF these institutions throughout the
country, demonstrate tina. they have been
ably sud faithfully managed and are emir-
entity worthy of the confidence reposed in
them. Even the reverses they have sustained
have turned to profitable account in stimu
lating to ! heightened vigilance and caution,
and thus afford an additional guaranty of their
trustworthiless and stability.
The act OF last year revising and cOnsoH-
dating the laws relating 10 Savings Banks
and Institutions for Savings, meets with gen.
eral approval. Although the &C. was care
fully drawn aud considered it is not 10 b.
wondered nj il experience has disclosed tRe
propriety Of amending it in some particulars.
concur N the recommendation Of the EX-
amincr. in respect 20 the amendments, with
the exception Of those proposing that the re-
quired reserve be increased to ten per cent,
aad that the State tax on deposits be reduced.
| am not aware OF any reasons that can b.
urged FOX the proposed alteration Of these
important features of this law, that were not
IN existence and did not receive due consid-
Grafton when the Law was made.
also recommend that section -, of The
act relating 70 Savings Banks, approved
February g;h, 1871, be 80 amended as 10 sup
cradl to the powers thereby conferred on
the Justices Of supreme Judicial court, au-
thority to dissolve attachments and TO fix
limit of time for the presentation of claims
to the receivers. (: IL not clear thst suct
authority Is included in the general powcr-
with which the Justice, are Invested by the
section roie-rd U.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-08
1.-THE Land ORce.

1.-THE Land OGce.
The Land Agent paid into the treasury for
he year ending November 80, 1871, on &C
cunt of perm ,nent school fund, sS,OOO.52'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-06
Rv Grean !S Wise

IResl Estate Agents and Actioneers]
ER'S SALE-By virtue Of 8
" docree of the Corporation Court for the city
Of Alexandris, Va, rendered at ts May term,
1916, in the chancery cause Of Torrance ct ais.
vs. Mcknight ct ais, and Mcknight ct sls vs.
Mcknight ct ais consolidated, the Undorsignod,
commissioner therein named, will offer for sale
by public auction. front of the entrance to the
Court room, on Fairfax street. TUESDAY,
the 18th day of August, 1873, at II o clock nj.
the following property, to wit:
The LOT OF GROUND on tho east side OF
St. Asaph street. 1877 feet, moro or less, south OF
Prince street thence south with st Asaph st. AZ
feet to the middle OF the square thence east and
parallel to Prince street 123 feet inches, more
or less to the middle of the square; thence north
and parallel to ST. Asaph street the length Of the
first line; thence west with straight limo TO the
beginning. The said lot is improved by good
BRICK DWELLING, now occupied by w. d.
Mcknight
Terms Of Sale: Cash enough to pay costs of
1T and sale, and the residue in three equal in-
81 outs st ono, two and three years, with in
stain ~'e till paid the bonds Of the purchaser,
on aaad sa a. ty to be taken for tho deferred
are paid. Comm'r, of Sale
iv12-2aWts
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some Curious I.ctiGrH.

Il: has heen said that the pith of n l"'!y'a i"'"'
is in tho postscript, and as an illustration "l tS.
Mr. Seton tolls us tha! young lady having. g"n"
out TO India, and writing homo TO her irl"!h'.
concluded with Tho following words: y. > ~
You will sec by my signature chat an maFtci
That tho Same may sometimes 90 sa,i o. :
gontIomsn's lettors is proved oy lnG s,"j9tM>I Mm,
wich DR.. s., in answer to IN invitation giVen
hv him: "Hr. O--'s private ailairs, turn "4:
40 sadly that he cannot hAvc The rIea2"r" %
Ealing on hislordship at his agreeable ho'Is'' %"
Mondsy rex. N. Bills wife IS io"d
Here are ono or two more specum"hs %! t"'"''
onis,les given by MIR. Seton:
NV Dear Dorset: have jus! boon InArf:n'i'
and am the hsppiest dog alive
Signed hEEA h'h''
Ny Ny Dear Berkeley: EvoTy dog Ms; his ds5
o,ns nsn when =. college ailress@i his
uncle on Whose iberality he entirely dHP'' '''''
NV Dear Uncle: Ready loT tho re'd'"i-- oar
affectionate nephew: 49,,
70 which the uncle replied: :, ,,o,,
Nv Dear NepheW-Iho hceniH' l. '''' '''
oue co.on Gives lovo letter written ~ :.
| pnIch ~. scn1ntor. who went OFT ol his mihu l!r
| tehoF F.ho yonnp but cruel widow to whom IL
,oe ressed and who only looked upon il ~ IL
witty Joke; voro vou not harder tha.:
noIphyry Db or agate, the chise Of my oye gr4,"
mss Ct oy h4sy 4sH v9Hd wbd hsye sys @
averv form to the roughest matoris.s' na. nav
the no s of sndshps .sa sn4 n tS
p0sdf Of the prettiest statues in the world bn,
alas alas you arc but az insensiole stone; ana ana ys
you fire my SOUL yourself Tems'nlng dnsor r0tI know
marble. Have pity on % me l hauoo 10 'oNi irsvon t
seupturo, nI it is Cupid that arises under my chSe
near column of my hopes. pedestal OF my maj hSi
pness cornce Of my JOY if you nvIsDSs make s nc f.
morrow M J. will call for your answer ,,o,rsre.
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By r. A. Kerby, Auctioneer.

l.
CNo Sc King street, Alexandria, Va
YSf VIRTUE OF DEGREES OF TH E
ID Circuit Court of the city of Alexandria,
Virginis, rendered at tho November term, 1878,
and tho May term, 1873 in tho chancory suit
of Fairfax sgainst Thornton and othors. tho
undersigned, commissioners by said decree
thereto authorized, will proceed on SATUK-
DAY, tho 10Th day of September, 1878. at II
o'clock m, to sell by public sutton in front of the
Market Building, on Royal street. in tho said
city of Alexandria, Va, q TRACT OF LAND,
in Fairfsx county, Virginia, containing six
thousand sevon hundred and fifty -four (o.75D
acres. in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
boing tho residue Of the original purchase by
Thornton from Fairfax remaining unsod. The
Washington and Ohio Railroad is located
though the tract. a plat Of tho property will
bo ex xhibited at tho time and place Of sale, and
tho ssmo offered in lot, or as whole, IS may
prove to the interest of all parties concerned.
Terms of Sale-Ten thousand dollars cash,
and tho residue of tho purchase money TO bo
payable in equal instslments at one, two and
three yoars, respectively, with interest from the
day of sale, to be evidenced and secured by the
bonds Of the purchaser, with good personal So
curity; the commissioners to retain the title to
ssid land until the purchaser shall have paid all
Of tho purchase money. ConVoyancing at the
cost of the purchaser.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRANCIS /. SMITH, Jr.,
l3-2awts Comm'rs of Sale.
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MEDICINAL.
MElbgCENAE.
" II G. b T I N il
WILL. Thy VEGETINE. HE DID,
AND WAS CURED.



| Mr.. II. r. Steveps:
Dear Sr-I wish to give you this testimony,
thst you may know, and let others know, Wna;
Vegoino has dono for me. About two years
ago small sore camo on my leg; 1t soon Dc
camo large ulcor, so troublesome that l con-
suited The doctor but l got no rollet, growing
worse from day to day. l suffered terribly !
my friends thought would mover recover;
consulted doctor al Columbus. followed his
advice it did 70 good. l can trul ~ say was
discouraged. a. this timo l was looking oyer
m7 newspaper; + saw your advertisement OF
Vogatinc, tho Great Blood Purifier" for cleans
ing tho blood from all impurities, curing HUI,
mors, Ulcers Sc. 1 said TO my family, L Will
tho first bottlo I began TO fool better. L made
up my mind I had got tho right medicine at last;
1 could now sleep woll at nights. l continued
taking the Vcge.ine. l took thirteen bottles.
NV hoslth is good. Tho ulcer is gone, and am
able to attend TO business. I paid abo1t four
hundred dollars for medicine AND doctors DO
fore bought the Vegetne. have recommend' :
cd Vegetine 10 others with good success. a.
ways keep bottle Of il in the house now ~ IS
q most excellent medicine.
Very respectfully yours,
F. ANTuONI.
Mr.. Anthoni is onoof the pioneers Of Dela'
wsre Ohio lie settled here in 1894. 40 is
wealthy gentleman, Of tho firm of +. Anthonl
& Sons. Mr.. Anothoni is extensively known, os'
pcciallv among the Germans. He is well known
in Cincinnati, Ho is respected by all.
IMPURE BLOOD.-In morbid condltions OF
the blood arc many diseases; such as salt rheum,
ring worm. boils, csrbuncles. sores, ulcers ana
pimples. In this condition of the blood try the
purifier has no equal. Its effects are wonaer'
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auCTION SALES.

VOMMISSlONER'S SALE--By virtue Of
I } the decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax,
rronounced at its June term 1878 in tho suit of
beavers vs. beavers. tho undersigned, special
commissioner nsmod in said decree, will on the
NINETEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1878,
County Court day. sell to the highest bidder,
by public sale, at IL o'clock m, that CERTAlN
TRACT OF LAND of which Gilbert Desyers
died seized. This land lies about threo riles
southeast of Burke's station. and two miles from
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad !;
is we'll supplied with wood and water. The tract
contains les acres, and adj oins the lands of tho
late Thomas Hall and others.
Terms Of Sale One fourth cash. and tho resi-
due in three equal annual payments to bear IN
forest from tho day of sale, to be secured by tn
notes of the purchaser, and retention of tho title
until the last payment is made
THOMAS MOORE, Commit of Sale.
Ear(nX county iY 15-WIW
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HOUSE FURNISHING y0Ds.
e. j. MILLER & L>> p,

DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWA
G5 King street, Alexandria,
Respectfully call the attention Of the trade TO
their large and splendid selection Of
CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c,
which they offer for sale at the
LOWEST RATES.
They also have in store largo assortmnnt OF
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS,
including all tho latest patents and designs
n call is solicited. Orders from the country
promptly lllod. nov %
DONALD MCLEAN. GEO. UHLER.
fCLEAN & UHLER,
A1A (Successors to A. II. Mott Il Bro.,)
DEALERS IN
uOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, CUTLERY,
PLATED, PLANISHED, STAMPED.
JAPANED, TIN, WOOD
AND WILLOW
WARES,
(of every descrption.)
l07 King street, AloxandrIa, VA.
N. bah orders from the country promptly
filed. ap Ply
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EESsg, OYSTERS. es:c.

EESss, EsyS&EfsS. ss:c.
TS"ILi:1Ah il. SMlfll,
DEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED Fish.
FISH WHARF AND STALLS CITY MAX.
kET,
would inform dealers and others Chat ho is pro-
pared to furnish them with ell kind OF
POTOMAC FISH.
at tho lowest possible prices would call tue
attention Of buyers TO tho fact that my, brand
stands No. in market at all times and l intend
to sustain my reputation in thst respect
My stalls, Nos and 5, Fish Mar kct will be
supplied with fresh fish every morning. Ihoy
will be superintonded by Mr.. James &. Grimes,
sr., and families can depend on gotting the best,
whether they come in person or, send orders.
Persons at distance wanting Fresh Fish can
depend on getting them packcd IN good order; r,,
Ns- All orders addressed TO VIM. IL. SM lTH,
Alexandria, vs., will roceva prompt attention.
mar l
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Brownsville, July 1lth, 1873.
To Lucien N. Fewell and Sarah +. his wife,
James Il. Brawnor, Charles E. Brawner, F..
a. Weldon, johnson Cockroll, William f..
Goodwin, Sheriff. committee administrator dc
bonis non Of William Brawnor, deceased,
Edmund Berkeley, j. \. Roseborry, admin
traitor of NJ. NJ Roseberry. deceased, +. j..
Cannon and K. Nelson, administrator W. W. q.
of Allen Howison. deceased.
Take notice, that have ixol THU RSDAY,
the I'D day OF August, 1873, at my otlico. in the
town Of Brentsvlie as the time .nd piaco to OK
ecHte tho requirements Of the decree of which
the above is al extract, At which time and place
you arc required TO attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chsncory of tho Circuit Court Of Prince vii.
liam county, tho day and year lsst aforesaid.
jy 23-wfw 4. a, SINCLAIR.
mo $3.50
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE
l. United States for tho EAaterr District of
Virginia.
In tho matter Of In Bankrupt
Jameson s. Collins, Bankrupls. cy.
To whom it may concern: Tho undersigned,
A. w. Armstrong, of Alexandris county, Vir-
ginis, hereby gives notice of his appointment as
Assignee Of the estate Of Jameson u Collins, OF
The county of Aeysndris, in said District, who
were on tho Dist day of Juno, A.D. 1873, adjudg-
cd bankrupts on their own petition hy tho Dis.
trict Court of said District.
A. W. ARMSTRONG;. Assignee.
Dated July 10Th. 1878. jy l9-w3W
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Special contracts will ho mado with TnSFy At
verLsors.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty conts. oS:t"'
arios will bo charged st advertisement ra'eS.
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VXvEHAVE RECEIVED r. LARGE LOT
OF SHIRTlNGS, SHEETINGS AND
DOMESTIC GOODS generally. from tho late
immense auction sale Of Mossrs. Wright, Bliss &
Fabyan. of Now York, and will cell, for short
timo only, at prices considerably loss than the
same goods can be replaced at private sale.
jB24 PRETAFEllOEK q w.
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" II g. E r I N E
CURED HER.
Dorcheatcr, Mass, June IL.

Dr.. SleUeNs:
Dear Sir-I feel it my duty TO say one word in
regard to the great benefit have received from
the use of one of the greatest wonders OF the
world; it is your Veget!ne. l have been one OF OF
ever could be living. do sincerely thank my
God and your Vegotine for the relief I have got
The RheHmatism has panied mo tosuch an extent
that my feet broke out in sores. For the last
throo Years have not been able to walk; now
I can walk and sleep, and do my work as well as
ever I did, and must say l owe 1t all 10 your
blood purifier, Vegetine:
VEGETINE-The great success OF the
Vegetino as cleanser and purifier OF the blood
is shown beyond doubt by the great numbers
who have taken it, and received Immediate re-
lief with such remarkable cures.
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DEDUCING STOCk. ,o-,
Il Saturday, July &, 1873.
Bordored French Orsandies ut lac
We arc selling all styles OF Dress 9ooda SI
greatly reduced prices.
Fronch Lawns and Orgsndios with bordors st
12!c, cost 271 TO CSC per yard.
Good style American Lawns at s..
Figured Linen Lawns as low aa Sc per yard
Good goods at low prices.
Call and SEQ.
D.F. BRASAEAR,
n r, Hoomos. No. 100 King street,
iv G Alexandria, Va.
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DRY GOGDs.
AYEW DRY GOODS.
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~ INV UKf UUUD::
~ D. +. BHASuEAR.
Thursday. July 18th, 1875.
Wo received rer e1rraas to day Lawns, Fer
c.les, White Goods Table psmssk, Towels and
Napkins, Summer Suilingz, Sc, &c, together
with tho beet assortment OF Medium and !h2ht
Cnlcons riTsre1 this aeaaon.
II. F. BHASHEAR,
Ii, L. Hoomos. No l0) King straat,
ivH5 Alexandria, Va.
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yTANCY GRENADINES and POpLINS.
e Thursday, July II, 1873.
We have in stock = limo of the sbo7e named
Goods which wo sre de:ermind to cioso out at
once at a great loss. Some OF these goods arc
very pretty and cost from 26 cents 10 81 per
yard. We will sell them n. l21. Is, 20, 9, 37i
and 80 cents. All Dress Goods Cheap Call
and soc. ~
u. +. BRASnEAR,
IT. Il. Hoomes. No. 100 King street,
;oi9 Alexandria, Va.