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BURNED.

MOBILE, Feb. lS.-The warehouses of
Chess. Early & Co. and Voss, Tyler Il Co.,
burned. with a lot of naval stores. Loss,
$25, 900 to $50 900.
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Stop Chill

With DR.. Duncan's Celebrated Chill Tonic,
never fails to cure chills and bilious fever.
For sale by NJ. +. Ash, Jackson.
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NEW JERSEY.

SAVINGS BANK CLOSES DOORS.
ELIZABETH, Feb. 1S.-The Plainfield Saw
ings Bank has closed doors. Surplus of
$500, 1000 over liabilities.
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NEW YORK.
A WIFE KICKER ADVISED TO PROSECUTE RUM
SELLERS.

NEW YORK. Feb. lS--Joseph z. Wall,
who kicked his wife To death, was sentenced
to fifteen years in the State prison, and was
advised by the Judge to bring civil suit
against the parties who sold him liquor, and
sue for damages for the suppo 1T OF his chill
dren now doubly bereaYed.
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TRY

TRY DR.. Duncan's instantaneous Hair
Dye, (warrantedA 50cts per box For sale by
NJ. F. Ash, Jackson.
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General Directory
HINDS COUNTY C0uRTS

CIRCUIT COURT, 1st District, at Jackson,
4th Monday in June and December, 80 days !;
ID District, at Raymond, Sd Monday August
and February, "a days. S. S. Calhoon, Judge;
E. B. Briscoe, District Attorney.
CHANcERY COURT, 1st District, at Jackson,
4th Monday March and September, 18 days !;
% District, at Raymond, 1st Monday January
and July, 18 days. E. g. Peyton, Chancellor
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MIDNIGHT IEPoRT.
CONGRESSIONAL.

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TELEGRAPHIC.

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A DENIAL.

LONDON. Feb. 1S.-In the House of Lords
this evening Lord Derby received a tele-
gram from Layard the mbassador at Con-
stantinople, denying for himself and Serva
Pasha the statement made some days ago,
by the Daily Netos of an AdrianOple cores
pondent, that Serva Pasha declared that
Turkey had been misled and encouraged to
fight by the promise of English support
and particularly by Lord Beaconfield and
Mr.. Layard.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LORD DERBY APPEALS.

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-Iu the Hoase Of Lords.
Lord Derby, Foreign Secretary, appealed to
Lords Strathder and Campbell not to bring
on their motiOn that the terms of the armiS-
tice justify the Government in taking every
precauton to discourage encroachmcnts by
which the treaties of 1856 and 1871 are un-
fortunately threatened. The Government
Lord Derby said, could not discuss the ar
mstice. IL reply to the question of Lord
Granville. Lord Derby responded that Ad-
miral Horribly moved the fleet to Mandavia
Bay on account OF the better anchorage
there. and better telegraphic communication
with COnstantinople, and that there were
no further advices regarding the Russian
advance on Constantinople, but that infor-
nation had been received regarding pos
sble advance on Gallipoli, but the Govern =
ment had not had time to consider it.
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WASHINGTON. A
ARRIVING.

Delegates to the transportation conven-
tlon which convenes Tomorrow are arriv-
ing.
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NOON REPORT.
AL A ABA NJ A.
THE FIRE FIEND.

EUFAULA. Feb. lS.--Fourteen stores in
MIDWAY. Bullock county, Alabama, burned
Loss, fifty thousand dollars.
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HAVE CROSSED THE FRONTIER.

LONDON, Feb 49, "A special TO the Times
from Pera says the Porte has informed the
Powers that the Greeks have again crossed
the frontier near the town OF Arta, in AL
baria. The Porte sent thousand men TO
resist the invasion.
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ALEXANDRIA Gazette
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY u, -:7:

MISS BgSsEr AND 3Ia. BE-l.-IEa a;..!'
vi Of M!. Jamss Gordoo B=Doe;: ga 1:5 :.5:s''
Miss Jssrnsti= S=rretie, 10 tie 3. La2':a''
h,s b.en srn5uoczj Mis- B=oae: r:t1i1
dispe!s, in a ptes:iog ~zS, 11I0:; {: S!.-
1.port= TIA, ware e!rcu.a,ed "tlta &c w
abroad coucerro2 IL. r;e13=d ns:Isge, = !:
il announced that. instead 0! bs7loz 5:=ioS52
her hand upon for=ign=I. 5i.a ha= 10 L! ~
saoce been pesEed 10 nak= AZ ensssen5li VII
= we'll known gen.leusu q tbs cay, Z E-o1
she will be married a. E2on g. tie n=c=37s;!
nrepars,iors for ths c3leIco; CO O= s!!arz:I'
The gentleman alluded to il 81. l:zac b:.I:.,
whose father Is the president; {: ths % ":
nio!on Steamship Conpsoy aod nemoss Q.
The Board 4 Ei1cs:ior. aud 'lo i-Iu=E:J 80
A menbe, OF The Beard Il Cha!.tle4 ara Coy
rec.iop. Mr.. Bal, the elder, bas il biz NE
time held many o6ee= G.: tro=: With h3o2:, a1a
has been long highly ss:e:3=c g g: 9: -"
most active citiz=rs Of tie u=t.opo:.:. III;
Bell IT,, i cotton n:Icta1; wc.! EroFn II
the trade, and be iobeli:= hI: .sth :i= c1a;iii:s
Of personal a.tractiGen=s= I'D ti= I've q c1:''
ness. Tie wedding viii p!obso.; take ~: %
ST. Anus Roman Catholic CL1sch, al h:7.
Dr.. Preston will undoubtedly p=E:o:n tl= c=ia
mooy. TIE evan. pl5EI:.5 % ba OLE {: tte
great socai occasions o; tie 5cz=oc, zos tcS
hosts Of friends bath Of Ms: B:nh=ic scc az.
Bell receive the ANNOUNCEMENT Il tlc c5n'n2
marria9e With a5zndaos snt c2!cl-. ;L-:@7'
sion= f p!=asu:e. ~ /. Ien::5.
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Poems AMI BALLADS, ~ : E*:Lo-
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The Conservative Congressional Coz
yention Of the sth District.

Tae Co.:e,7a.i7e Co1Te-!io2 =: III = - 5
. caoaida:e ot .as Co1ss-7a:;Ta ply . :=s:e.
.sr: re 3:n Conz.e::ioca. L!:::c: = go l --'=
S.stes Congress, vii, b 1=.d Il !1= ely & AK
,rdria O. Wsdn@3ay, A1ga:: IN, Us, g: i
N. TIE basis O. :sD:s:=-:s::oc III. - o-e ca
e2s.s AID c1s aiss:1s.s . cray o-s :~-c:@-
votes ard frsc:ion= c: oce au12:ed azc=s0!1z
Fly, cs:: 10. Tiiceo sd Ee-1:.cE: = :2e IL;
P-siden!iAl election, - - sp2o!-:=1 i So
name: a. Ia co11:J s-c c::J co.: Li::::as: 1aJ
p.tsc.ibs -, Themselves.
JOIN 7. LCTZ-..
B. cECT5EEC,
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ICE CREAM, SODA WATER, dc.
ICE CREAM.

AJ Ia Cram Ms1u :sc:o7y, one Of tLa lsrg
e:: il Firscia still coa:inu== - supply p'iva.e
f.i:=: festivals and s:=ociationE, 81 well &: the
.rsde, Win thst SUPERIOR CREA II tbs: la:
INSIDE a usne il tn; CON immunity, a21 u Eaovq
everywhere s. BREEGLE'S ICE CREAM. l
cou!d easily REDUCED IL Price D. 20 "a;iLg y: 4ls'
i,y, tu: sood cream, Q: t:e:o, p-.a. wholesome
i12redeo::, caaro: % !u!Li:Lei s. .e:: p:ice
t. az =.rTe il. OF cou:=a, could "E!sia NJ
crea Il By the pric2" bu. ny cceam would loss
t1e good nsme tina! years Of fair deaicg 1aTe
Won fol il. l a=k tla: per:o-; sb1osi ordering
'Brs.g!e'= Cream icom tci.i parties Will S..
sure !hem.e.7e: tls: t1e c:esI. :e-: j.: cec:a-.J
from Il; establishment. l Tacls.t my Cream,
sid do 70. wish :oal inferior ccesu, ser: Cd: s.
nine, nay iuju-e is r=puta:ioa. 1t i: ny sim
to iu:ui:L the BEST CREAM ~ AMERICA:
and my cu:!oms-E sre :sti:a=d tins. do 80.
Ell: HENRY BkENGLE
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM
10 TIE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND VICINITY.

AND VICINIII.
feel under sreat obligations for the .ibe!A:
patronage eztelded to nc Erce l Commenced
bushes: in this place, al entire E::algec, sli
heartily return my most humble than IS for the
msny ts7o.= shown NE. I have decided to
make ICE CREAM FOR THIRTY CENTS
PER QUART, pu. up il paper, o. Sl2 pr
gallon packed in ice, aud sen: 70 al part: OF the
city. @CUSTARD and ICES. OF s.. 1aTo7:,
made to order. How can i. be done? Isl, l
have secured low rent "a, pay cs:k 20. Il :
gocd:; %, buy the be=: Of cream Z! reduced
price; All, do away with hiring hands; 5:n, make
the cream myself; 9Th, am cetermined 70 give
fall satisfaction. Picnic= ard sunday schools:
zupplied (sen gsllon5 AID up1aId:) S. 81 per
gallon. ICE CREAM snd DINNER ROOMS
No l79 King street..
nv 23-2n Us. FORCE.
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UyASHINGTON e. OHIO RAILROAD.

TRJ ASHINSlON q OdlO NdlAhOAO.
sPRING ARRANGEMENT, TWO TRAINS
DAILY except SUNDAY BETWEEN
ALEXANDEIA AID ROUND HILL.
Beginning May It'll, 1878.
LeaYe Washington ats 10 IN. and ~ p. 10.
and Alexandra at 9 Is a. u. and 70 p. H.; pazs
Leeaburg, ycing westward, at II 70 3. n, and
E 81 o. m, and arrive at Round Hill at II d.
and ~ D. n. Leave Round Hill at 20 q. m.
and 1910 p. H.; pass Leesourg, going eastward:
st 6 60 8. m. and 10 p. NJ, and arrive at Alez.
andria at s Is q. n. and 3l5 p IN. and at
Washington ct 8 IS 8. III. and 800 p. n.
mr. Passengers from Washington vii! take
the Washington and Ohio cara Ct. oe Baltimore
e. Potomac Railroad station at9 IL an and Az
pm, and 20 through to Round Hill without
change 81 CA
The g. - an. train from Alexandra and II. 20
D. III. train from Re-" nd Hui connect st Round
Hi with Harris' Daily Line OF Coachea
70, Sn;ckerEville: Berryville and WincheEter;
ALSO with Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which leave
Lsesburg daily for Aldie and hiddleburg.
Both trains, westward make close connecticut,
n Vienna, with Siszon'z Limo Of Stkges for Fair.
fa1 Court douge.
Communication tickets, 3 cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
4. H. HAVENEK,
1n74-l! General Ticket Agont
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RAILROADS.

1878 ezzA2 1878
TO TIE SOKTH WEST & SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDlD SCsN ="
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
jane II, 1915.
T.s;zs lea7e Washington tom dspo: o: pa
TIHOR2 g. POTOMAC HA!LHOAO, CO..
re- o. Sixth AID 81 Ss:s, a. 1o-toT5;; ),
ga ia n. daiiy, with Palsce CA-=. Liz
ia E1u!.s Of Pullman Pa.!oE Gar: ~!
ASH, eIcep: S1nday. For Po!lsde.Ya:s
"a sew Yo-E 40 Pm. caitJ, except SUI
6s7: fox Philade!phiA SD p. "A. ca.!::
p P;::b1 sodtte Wee: An. 1s!7, ":
Ps-Io: ca: % P!:::oo-g; ~ =. =. -s:.T
win pslsce Ca; 70 Cl;csyo.
20. Ca.s-ds;g1s a1d !Ae Ao.:o, ~ -
cai,y, e1c=p: Saturday, with Pa!sos Cs: n
Ws:E:n: Fo: Ws:Eics, 1910 = Il. dsi.J
s1'zP' local TRAINS.
70. Ale1acd,is s, :, 5, 80 10 and II 81, ~
!, 3, ~, ), ~ SD Pm. Or Sc-cAJ >; e..g
8. 70, "a sid : p. n.
T.a;-= Save A-e1and:is to' "a.hi:s:oa: :,
81, go, !? SD II an.,l. :, Al, ). u y 81.
OF Sa.dsy s. 500 ao6 70 s: e., And : - p.2
THROUGH TRAIN FOB TIE SOUTH, us
OuA-::co a-d Rjclno11, ~. laa7e ae1ao.
dis 8: , 10 s-1 - g. z. cA!-J, Ell ~ p.
n DIZZY, eIc=p: S1-cay.
TcEe.s sd i-:c:Ea:io- cac os p:cc--s. n
irc:pa. .sii:os5 ::s:ic-: sd EcEe: O-cG
so-:..z:. l. P. FARMER,
Gea'L Passenger Age1:
PRANK THOMSON
Gsle:sl Aaosge. ja4
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q. .rG-
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

TT: company oEe:: ua.i7sl.a4 facilities tor
.hs ..a1=po:.a:;c- O: E:1!yl. sd ps::o- ger:
AID will ran :a:!r ::a.u:e:= regularly :: ioll5T:
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PUR EOkEOLE.

Tie elegant 1av szd substantial ia
i.oc E:eams: LADY OF TIE LAX z SaeSkskS
Leaves the company. whs-s, Washington, EV.
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, s: E7e O'clock p. IL, s1d Alezand.ia s.!
$40 0. ~; returning, !caves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THU 2SDAY SID SATURDAY,
S. o'clock 2. n. Toi= li.e CONNECTS S. No-.
folk with .he ships 9: TIE Ae-c6s1ts' and Nj.
ne= Transportation Conps1y -. Bo=.oa s2d
P.o7idelce, ard sE5:3. .ae cheaper. and 0e::
route to tho:s cite: AID .he:: caAnec:ioL:
.hroughou: New ElglsL1. Fa.e:o Norfolk - !;
round tip -. Tickets goo! u1t!i u3at
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EOH REV IOEh

A1d JOHN GIBSON l=s7s tee or-GE
pa1y: Tts,f, A!ezG21:is, EVERY MON.
DAY MORNING, snd New York, from piec
Il Ea:: River, EVERY SATURDAY S: four
o'clock 2. u.
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LEAVE WASHINGTON
LEAVE ALEXANDER.

: Md u. SO, { ., 10 u sd o.
P. NJ ., ! -, =, J -, !. 5. : So :.
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STEAMERS.

rDTONAC Ferry COMPANY.
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Dated July 18th. 1878. jy l3=W:

VYIRGINIA-In the Clerk p Office Of the Cor
Y poration Court of the City OF Aleaandris
on the Sd day Of July, 1878.
Maria Skidm Ere, plaintiff, vE. Levi. Skidmore
Emily e. Skidmore, Mary y. Allen and Msry
4. A. Skidmore, defendants. La chancery.,
Memo The objec. Of this zui. ia 70 divide the
estste Of Andrew r. Skidmore anoDgs. hlz hers
at law.
The defendant, Mary D. a. Skidmore
not having entered her APPEARANCE and Civ
On security according 70 th2 act Of sa A;7GAn-
bearing by affidavit that she il not are:i1ent of
ths State, it s ordered that the Gsid defendant
appear here within one month after due pubiic&-
ton Of this order, and do what IL necea=ary To
protect her interest in this suit; and tha! coy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
sndria Gazette, Newspaper pubIlzhed IN the
city Of Alsxandris, once week for four suc-
cessve weekg, and posted at tho front door Of
the Court House Of lhis city. A copy, test:
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
John n. johnson, D. 4. Jy 3-W4"
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FORTHE POTOMAC RIVER LAau!::G:;

FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LIABILITIES.
=.: s5s H JOIN e. " s fH5a t.J :, z
pany'z Visit, Wasli2 z:o1, EVERY mon.
DAY, THURSDAY ald ATURDAY, s..
: q clocE s.. n, sad A;ets- icla s: 20 9, u;
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. s: o'clock p.m
THIS company rnai;cs close c21aec:!215 st a.
exand,ia with tco " c., V. II. L q. :. H. 4.
CO. ard win :aa ~. & q. 4. 2. c.. Freight
received for 81 points, So::a 81. South.
handled with ca:s an.! t.i*srt"i 1.:: pf1mpt-
laas ard di3pstch.
FL. further ir:ofra s:ion spriy =
:. =. RID, Ags!.:.
ia-0ey'= oLaI:,
or a. The o;acs .. The compauy, under !ae Na.
t!oasl metropolitan Bank, l.!h street, opposite
the Treasury Dsps.tnest. Washington.
mn 10 SAMUEL BACON, Pr"ziient
tin CLYDE'5 STEAM LINES WEEK
Sz44s n &, ,pnrA IL p 81 .yn
BOSTON.
Steamer leare Ale1andris EVEKY TUES
DAY aaa leave Philadclphia EVERY SAT
URDA 7. =: y o clock &c. from P.a, y .. | i.
WtarTe:.
Thi. line ccrasct5 d! A Alexandria with tbe O.,
4. & Il. and Y & y. K. Rs, aad at Philadel:
pn!a Win C!JQss regular >Lca!n-H!pa .pI al!
River, Providence aNd Boston.
Freight Forwarded with p10Tn pines std care
froe Of cou.Iulss!oEs.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
wharfage IL Boston. Quick timo. F.eqrsnt
Departure. Through rates and through bill:
Of lading given. Insurance s! the !owel! rates
Agents:
r. 4. REED, Alexsndris.
WIN. 7. CLYDE & CO., PhIladoip hiX
GEO. r. HYDE, Georgetown, D. G..
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan 81
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a. NJ. -. :. ., -, 10 d. - - So Il -.
?. Mp :, >, -, :, - ) >, : q SD -.
Fa:-Ro11d tip Is c::. = I'll
ESUHPTIOE Or ROUTE.
On aad at:=. THURSDAY, Fet:ussy l4:a,
1875, TIE steamer Il At 7 ~ 0, Cap:sil
Nn. Il. Byi==, vii Dc .an s. follows:
Leave A!e1a-d::a EVERY MONDAY,
THURSDAY sid SATURDAY, :-on King
:.:.e: via-f, S. haltpsst screen O'clock
s. n, to- Ls1di1g: OF tis Po:omac S 5: dow
Sc Noni1i LeaTe Nouli-i EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, 3: 6 oc!ock,
10, Washington, s-.i7ing early ne Esne even.
20 Il j. BRODEas & CO., Agents.
INLAND { sEABoA2D CoAsTISG CO.
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Aa;., Soc!ovac3 connec.:. s.: Go-dol:i.ls
wiz C1.: O2io Z. Z, to- Sta9h:on, White
Su.p1a. Spsilg: SD 81. the watering places OF
rs: !ioe SID Eaz!ws-d, to Richmond aoc
Soa:a. q: LyIchb bug, conoect= with ATLANTIC,
A!:: & Oaio Z: Z ,h.o1gE So1:n7e:t VlTslhia
% nashville, New OcleaL., Memphis, Little
KocE a2i Tezss-and g: DaL7iiIe win +. D.
+. +. 70 South All Sou!nTe=:.
EZpre:: Southwark conrects &: Gordon7!!!e
70 ali poi-;: Ea=: and West On Chez. & OHIO K.
T., and s. Danv!l!e, with R;chnoId & Csn-
vile X <. ior TIE Ca:oiinas, George. Florida
sld via Atlanta, % New Or!eacs.
For MANASSAS LINE leaTs Washington
u q. u. and AleIand,is , 0G g. ~, daily,
e1ceD: 9!ldsJ, s!:iTe St From: koya! II ~ 8, N.
scd E: S!ra=bu:g &. II % noon, connecting
With .ae Vs.ey Road to Orkney AID ha1ley
SpriryE, ard 81 the lihe East srd We:. Lea7e
S:!a:ourg " ~ 2. 70 From. Hoyal 4 - J. m g,
c5r1ac:cy q: Maaa::as with North bound Inaii
tain :jr Washington AID North.
For Mi1disb1Ig tsily CONNECTION Il! Plaina
:.a;ioa.
Fox Uppc-7i..e 'egu!a. CONNECTION q: D@s.
70, WARRINGTON. leave Washington s.:
s r. g. N. Alexandria St CO a. 10. d0!!y
All trains mske good connections, 81 WISH
i0g:o2, 20 sid from North ard West.
New Orleans sleeper Leaves Washington 8:
- &. IA, running through without chA1ge.
Through sleeper for Savannah, 81. leaves
Washington ) 30 p. %.
through tickets sold St. the loves! rates
js7 !. II. BROADUS, &. I. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-23

"UN1uS INSECT POWDER, for the de-
IL struciion of Reaches and Insects Also
supply of INSECT GUNS received and for
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rNn ESI.l

TN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. United States for the Ea:.e.E DS!,ic: q
Virginia.
In the matter Of J In Bankrupt
Jameson Collins, Bankrupts ! q.
To whom it may concern: The undersigned,
A w. Armstrong. Of Alexandria county, Viz
ginis, hereby gives notice of his appointment: 81
Assignee Of the estste Of Jameson & Collins, Of
the county of AlexsndFia, in said District, who
were on the 2lst day fJuns, a. D. 1873. adjudg-
Cd bsnkrupts on their own petition By the Dis
tlict Court of eaid District.
A. w. ARMSTRONG, Assignee:
Dated July 18th, 1878. Jy l3=WaW
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VIZ c., VIRG. MIDLAND & &. ;: Z. Z.
w. JOHN S. BARBOUR Z, ReceiTe:.
O. al aae- Sg-osy, J11e IN, 1878, Pas
.e-2e: T-aicE -:li III s: follows:
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SGT. Dou-i Ma. EIp!a;:.
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WE HAVE the best stock of DOORS,
w SASH and BLINDS in thu city Call
and examine and get our prices before you buy.
PEAKE & MALLS,
feb 26 1877 corner King and Columbus sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-23

TURNIP SEED! TURNIP SEED
l. NEW CROP NEW CROP
Just received LANDRETHS NEW CROP
TURNIP SEED, SEED BUCKWHEAT, &c.
HERBERT BRYANT,
iv2 No. 25 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-23

LADIES ICE CREAM PARLOR up stairs
Cakes and Pastry Of every description, OF ray
own manufacture, and Fruit. Of all kinds coz.
s!autly on hand. Ice Cream and Wster Ices. Of
the best quality, made to order and flrnia he'd to
families, excursions picnics, festivals and sun.
day schools, or at my Esloon st the cheapest
rates. spl0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-23

INLAND & SEABOA3O COASTING CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-23

NIOTICE-ONE TEN CENT BOTTLE OF
~ PERFECTED BUTTER COLOR will
answer for fifty pounds of Butter. For sale b7
W. F. CREIGHTON,
anil S. King street,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-09-21
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
.goint Disc uSsion of Martin and
Burr.
The Radicals Disguised with
Essrr call v1r.vVfIlcy TO
the Rescue.

AS will be 'rcmcm bcred, a Demo-
cratic meeting was announced for
several weeks previous, to be held
here last Monday. The Republicans
fearing the result Of the movement,
Il few days beforeannounced meet
ing for the ssme time and place with
a view of counieracting lis influence.
They announced that General Golf
and other eminent speakers would
be present, the eminent part OF
whom were conspicuous for their alb
Hon. b. +. Martin and Col. Frank
Burr addressed large number Of
citizens. The address OF MIR. Martin
was logical, straightforward and con-
vincing. lie treated the financial
troubles in n clear and honest man
ner aud made ii clear to all who list
ened attentively, Gel. Burr's speech
was composed of assertions without
either figures or logic to back them,
and had very little effect and did his
party very little GOOD. A number
Of prominent Republicans expressed
themselves rs being very much dis
appointed in their speaker. Ills
speech was composed in the main OF
Irish anecdotes that didn't TT in Just
where they were put and failed 10
call forth much enthusiasm. Col.
Burr felt the hopelessness Of his
cause and OF course was unable to put
enough magnetism into his work to
give 1t proper foicc, After being
thoroughly routed by his opponent
aud finding his effort, fruitless no
gave way and Senator Wiley nude
rather bitter speech and was re-
piled to ny Mr.. Martin, who answer
cd his arguments In an effective
manner. On the whole. the discus-
sim was in favor of the Democrats
and Grcenbackcrs.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-09-21

UNION SERVICES wego held in the
Presbyterian Church here last Sab
bath evening and contribution made
for the benefit of the yellow fever suf-
ferers in the south, which amounted
to $l3- SO. Further donations on
Monday swelled the sum to $3.50
This is the largest amount given by
any one place ia the state EXCEPT
Wheeling. we certainly have Alright
to be proud Of Morgantown and her
citizens. This act speaks well for the
generosity and kind christian chart
ty of her people. Many thanks are
due our ministers for their efforts in
this matter.