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TUrf Talk.

"A new uflVlng aSSOclatlOn Is ABOUT Delng
formed in Boston, Mass.
The fall meeting of.the Louisville Jockey
Clubwill commence September Goth.
Rarus made the third heat of trial of
speed in 2:13H at Rochester, \. y, August
l4th. This performance by Rarus is rare
as trotting display.
They are crowding the trotters at the
Beacon and Mystic Parks In Boston. No
less than two hundred and ten are now in
training there.
An important race has been arranged to
take place at the Brighton Beach Fair
Grounds, Coney Island, August 20. The
contestants will be Bramble 1OSib( Mollie
Mccarthy (11D, and Fortuna 1O5( and the
entrance is $500, half forfeit with $2,50O
added by William Engeman; distance, two
miles and a quarter"
Tom Rogers, for many years Superinten-
dent of the Empire Stables on Walnut
street. has leased the well known livery and
sale stable on Sixth street, Just east of Main,
which he proposes to conduct on his own
hook Tom has experience in the business,
and will no doubt succeed in his new enter
prise; at least we hope he will.
The editor of the Southern Planter has
been given 4 new method of discovering the
age of horse: "After the horse is nine
years old a wrinkle comes in the eyeld at
the upper corner of the lower lid, and
every year thereafter he has one wel-de-
fined wrinkle for every year over nine. Il
horse has three wrinkles he is twelve, and
so on. 1t has never failed.
r. Ten Broeck's American bred filly Sar-
atoga. by Glenelg out of Edeny, won the
Runnymede Plate of 100 guineas for two
year-olds at Esham, Eng, August 18th.
Marie was second and the Janeiro flIy
third. 1t was won by head. Saratoga
was bred by NJ. H. Sanford in Kentucky,
was sold a yearling to the Duke OF Hamil-
ton in 1878 and from him purchased by
Mr.. Ten Brock.
For some time past paragraphs of differ
ent kinds have been floating around the
country, appearing in all the papers, con-
cerning the lameness of the mare Proteine.
We called on her owner this morning
Major Simon Wolfstein, at his place OF
business on Sycamore street. The Major
said the mares lameness was in her left
fore hoof, and would keep her off the track
the remainder of this season. She appeared
lame when here, during the races, and at
Louisville was so lame that she was taken
from the track while trotting against Han
mis- and others. She will probably be all
right before the present season closes. but
will not be pnt on the track again before
next spring. Proteine is now at Buffalo.
N. Y, under the care of DR.. Summerville
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES
New YoRK. Aup 23-The first race was
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BANKRUPTCY,

n1sTRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED sTATEs,
~ Southern District OF 0ho-In bankruptcy.
No. 2,27l.-In the matter Of Thos S, Pendery, a
bankrupt. The creditors of said bankrupt arn
notified that he has fled his petition in
this court praying for final discharge from all
bis debts proyable under the Bankrupt Aot and
the acts amendatory thereof and said creditors aru
required to appear at a Court of Bankruptcy to be
held before me at my Office, No. s East Third
street, Cincinnati, on the 9Th day of September,
1879, al 10 O'Clock a. m, and show cause, If any
they have, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted. FLAMEN BALL,
Register in Bankruptcy.
Dated at Cincinnati, AUGUST 18th, 1879
aUt6-3tS
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propose to play as such, independent of
anybody or any organization. For the
present we shall withhold such charges
against Manager Shott as would be his
death knell in public; but if he makes any
further remarks casting any reflections
upon the members of the Independent Nine
we shall hurl an avalanche of facts OF dis
reputable character upon his head which
shall put a quietus upon his further en-
croachments upon our good name.
''Signed; Geo. Miller, Geo. Schumard,
Andy Cummings, John Magner John
Reilly, Joe Sommers, J. A. Jones, Harry
Wheeler, John Maloy."
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Yesterdays game was one-sded affair,
the Reds defeating the Clevelands easily.
The following is
THE SCORE:
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The Providence lead the great CHICAGO
gang one game, and hold first place in the
Championship race. The Bostons are crawl
ing up, and are only one game behind the
Chicagos while the stubborn Buffulos have
dropped back somewhat, and are four
games behind the Bostons in the number
won, and tie on lost games. The Cincin-
natis still hold fifth place, Syracuse sixth,
Cleveland SEVENTH and Troy last. The fol-
lowing table briefly explains the whole
thing:
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Runs eaned-Einclnnatis s. CIpvelands O.
Bases on called --Cinciunatis1. Clevelands0 O.
First base on errors-Cincnnatis3 3, Clevelands l.
LIFT on bases-Cincinnatis9 0, Cleveands 3.
Struck out-Cnennatis 2 Clevelands s.
Two base hits-Cincinnatis7 Clevelands 2.
Three base hits--Cincnnais 0, Clevelands O.
| Passed balls-Cincnnatis 0, levelands /.
Wild pitches-Cinclnnais 0, Cleveands 3.
Flies caught--Clncinnatis IL. Cevclands TO-
Flies misscd--Cincinnatis 0. Cevelands 1.
Double pays-Cincinnatis 0, Clevelands 0.
Umpire-GeOrge Miller
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NOTICE,

T0URT OF COMMON PLEAS, CASE NO. 599l3
~ Charles Reche, ex parte.-Notice is hereby
given 4 an application for change OF petition RS
name N the foregong case, and the sniDe will
stand or hearing on and after September ~. 1879
CARR q CALLAHAN,
ar1-5S Attorneys for p titioner.
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I
JOHN l.. WAITER,
au2 6t9 BY Stone 4 Stone their ATTORNEYS.

g ATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY
~ Common Pleas Court.-No. 1910 = Louiss
Arleth plaintiff. against William Raeltge defend
ant-The defendant William Haetge, defendant
in the above styled cause, nonresident of TIN
County OF Hamilton, and State of Ohio and a res
ident OF kenton County, State of Kentucky, IN
hereby notified that the Plaintiff, Louisa Arletl.
OF Hamilton County, State of Ohio. did, on flss
h day of July, A. D. 1879, file petition in tho
Court OF Common Pleas of said County, prayin4
for judgement against the said defendant for
the sum OF $1,000. with interest from the LIST dsy
OF May, A. D. 1870. And the said defendant 4
further notified that on the 10th day of July, A.
D. 1879, TIE said plaintiff caused an attachment %
issue in said cause for said sum as aforesaid and
the following described real estate was attached
to-wit:
All those certain lots or parcel OF land situated
IN the City OF Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio,
known and designated as Lots numbered one
hundred and fifty-seven l50, one hundred and
fftheisht 15Sl, and one hundred and fifty-nire
(l59) and one hundred and sixty (l6O), as tho
same are laid down and described up IN the pias
OF Andrew h. Ernst's subdivision of Spring Gar
Den, as per plat thereof recorded in Plat Book No
l, pages 3Oi and 305 Of Hamilton County Recorix
said property so attached was appraised as fol-
lows Lot number l57 at $500; Lot number l58 az
$500; Lot number 159 at $780, and Lot number l6a
at $500
said defendant Is further notified that II he fasls
10 answer or demur to said petition on or befDrs
the 4th day OF October, A. D. 1879, the PRAYER of
said petition will be taken Us true, and deeres
rendered accordingly LOUISA ARLETH
A. D. JEssUP Attorney,
Southwest corner Court and Walnut Sta,
Rooms Nos, l and q Cincinnati, Ohio. au96tS
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T EGAL NOTICE,-THE PU BIC ARE HERE
4 BY notified that the books for receiving sub
scliptions to the Capital Stock of The Covington
Railway Company OF Cine nnati," is at the ofticc
Of the Miami Oil Works, Eggleston avenue, nesx
Fifth street, aud will there remain open to persons
desiring TO subscribe thereto dnring business
hours each day, until Monday, September 1st, 1Sz.
EDWARD W. BLAIR,
j
CHARLES JUDAH,
EDWARD e. REEMELIN.
LEON TENDER
1n6orIoratnJuu
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CINCINNATI, August 1st, 1879.

T EG A l.. - HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS
i ! No 56l5l.-Anna Maria Waiter and John l.
Waiter, her husband, plaintiffs, against Ezra W.
1hayer d The Cascade Silver Mining Company
OF Colorado a Corporation organized and doing
business under the laws Of the State OF Ohio, de-
PENDANTS Ezra W. Thayer one OF the defendants
IN the above action, nonresident OF the State OF
Ohio, and whose place of residence is unknowu.
Will take notice that the plaintiffs in the above a
ton, Anna Maria Vattier and John L. Vattier ft.r
husband, did on the 10Th day Of MAY, A. D. 1874
file their petition in the Court of Common PIeas
within and for the County of Hamilton, in the
State OF Ohio against the said Ezra w. Thayer
and the Cascade Silver Mining Company of Colo
rado, corporation organized and doing business
under the laws of the State, defendants, setting
forth that the said plaintiff, Anna Maria Vattier.
at the June Term, 1877, of the said Court OF Com
mon Pleas, obtained judgment against said de-
fendant, Ezra W. Thayer for the sum Of SSS25 %
and costs, taxed at SIS. and the said defendant
Ezra W. Thayer, is the owner Of and has an equit-
able interest in a large amount of stock in tho
said, the Cascade Silver Mining Company of Col-
orado, corporation organized and doing business
under the laws OF the State OF Ohio, and prayiIr9
that the said interest and stock of the said Ezra W.
Thsyer in said Company be sold and the proceeds
there, be applied to the payment OF said judg-
ment, Interest ana costs, and for such other and
further relief as may be just and equitable in the
premises; and the said Ezra w. Thayer is hereby
not fed that he is required to appear and answer
or demur to said petition on or before the 10Th
day OF September, 1879.
ANNA MARIA WAITER and
JOHN L. WAITER,
au2 Cts By Stone Il Stone thnir Attorpevx
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NJ OTTO ESTATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
~ County Common Pleas Court. - Aaron Geis-
mar, plaintiff, vs.. Eugene Geismar, defendant-
Eugene Geslnar, whose place of residence is I'M
known, is hereby notified that Aaron Geismar
did, on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1879, file hil
petition in the office Of the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the County Of
Hamilton and State of Ohio, charging the said
Eugcnie Geismar with abandonment and grou
neglect of duty and asking that he may be di-
vorced from the said Eugenie Geisnar, which Pc
tition will stand for hearing at the next term Of
said Court
Dated this 10th day of July, A. D. 1879.
AARON GEISMAR,
By E. B. & James Molony, his Attorneys
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LEGAL.

A TTACHMENT.-GE II. CRABB & CO,
n plaintiff, against Asa Burdell: defendant-R.
G Huston & Co, garnishees. es.--Before B. NJ. Wright
Justice Of the Peace, OF Cincinnati Township.
Hamilton County, Ohio.-On the 9th day of An
gust 1879, sad Justice issued an order of attach
ment in the above action for the sum OF SS4 3S-
Said cause is set for trial on the oath dsy of Sep
lember, 1879, at o'clock p. M. at the office Of
said Justice No. 20 West Sixth street.
MOULTON, JOHNSON & LEVY.
aul6-3tS Attorneys for Plaintiff
lNOURT OF COMMON PLEAS, HAMILTON
land, plaintiff, vs. Ella E. Gilliland. defendant-
The defendant will take notice that on July 18th,
1879, the plaintiff fled his petition against her,
numbered as above, charging her with willful alb
PRAYING for divorce, and that said ease will stand
for hearing on and after September Stn, 1879.
EZRA I. GILLILAND.
CARR & CALLAHAN Attorneys jy26-6tS
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Sports of All Sorts.

The Providence Team Leads In
the League Race, Closely
Followed by Chicago, BOs-
ton and Buffalo.
Notes and News from The Ball Field.
Turf Talk, Sculling Sqnibs, Miscel.
laneOus Mention and Latest
Events by Telegraph.
Ease Ball.
Mitchell did it,
Mighty Mitchell (D-15 to /.
The Clevelands are playing a good steady
vama
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-03

Trains leaving Columbus a. $40 ?. u. and $40 A n
run daily Through Chicago eHprVas leaves CnlumbuI
lAily except Sunday, at $50 r. NJ With sIeerdna m
StaShed, arriving 10 Chicago at 100 nNSt mornipT.
Ticket Once, COlumluI ~ Su'Vu Orp"'
rHllmAn'A Palace Drawing Room glecpIps Cau
through without change from StehenJllIe md Hnlnm.
Gus 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, IudlapspOr, and s.,
toF through Tickets BSErase Cheeks, SIc.pIug Ca,
.ecomm"d.'i9nS, and any further Information EnniT
H,n AZ NE n, EHiLENlllE, Ticket Agent ii III
'lcAei once under Acl.usr HouS4, Wheejins wy
D. ". CALDWELL,
s. N, FELTON,, ia, We
", L. 0'BRIES,
ro, "ta1 l1"' and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
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M~nnus y CCarrsaasa.


g J. ELLlFRlTz.
THREE secondhand Wagons
Seven Coal Cars,
countenunk Railroad Irou,
One new Spring Wagon,
Two salade tHPPls.sprinE BuegIes, au2s
CARRIAGES REPAIRED 4 PAINTED.
The place . st your Carriages Repaired and Pan.ei
~ No ~ MAIN ST. where you vii and hnl.
elAa workman. Prizes 70 suit the GnHS
Spring WAGONS.
Caildrsn's Carriage, rrpalntSd aud trimmed.
Give me call. All work neatly done,
N ,,,, Z N. SrEvENR
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us think Of something else" And he
drew her down upon his knee. "WhLt
have you got for Aunt Maria?"
II have got her-1 have mado her, Mrs.
Fay began Historically. 10 John have
got her ginger.jarm
"a gin0ajdr" No wonder John Fay
stared.
Don't taught" And Mrs. Fay proceed.
ed TO further astOnish her husband by
bursting into tears ut Is decorated, YOU
know, and-and looks almost like Kloto,
Mrs. Jupe SAYS. can't tell you, John
but everything cost so much, and the silk
was too narrow and had 10 get more, and
there wasn't any money left for the
cloak"
~ see how 1t Is, said kind John, who
knew more than she dreamed. He gath.
cred her In his arms and essayed to soothe
the frightful sobs. I'VE have learned a
good lesson, though a hard one, haven't
We, little woman? We will patronize
home institutions; ut least until VIC can
draw our income from abroad"
The next day John Fay took his old
overcoat TO the tailors and had Il rebound,
cornterrnanding his order for new one,
and Aunt Maria had her new cloak after
al; and happening 10 meet Morton on Inc
street, he stopped him and explained The
whole Transaction, since II was too late 10
benefit himself BY tho story. The result
Of which was that Il was not too late al ali,
The truth had only been half told. The
Hartford order had only been threatened,
not carried out, and the steam heaters
were bought Of John Fay himself.
Susan james was surprised by an invita-.
ton to dinner on New Year Day, or
course she came and she contriyed 10
take few nGedful stitches upon the new
dress. That "blind stitch" had been In.
deed very trying to the unskilled fingers.
And tho dinner was happy afFair-john
even proposing toast at its Conclusion:-
"Our neighbOrs: Let us do unto others
as We would that they should do unto u.s."
Dear, laundering John! Both Susan
James and Aunt Maria took 1t to them.
selves and thought it extremely appropri.
ate ind drank II in cold water with fears
Of gratitude In their weak eyes, But John
Fay and his wife smiled another meaning
across the table TO each other.
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~ Visitor. Terms and OutGL Free. Address
+. q. vlCHHHY, Augusta, Maine.
4 GENTS WANTED-FOR THE BEST
~ and iAhEd selling Pictorial IIonka and nhlez.
Ihcea Fs1iut"h % Pm tent, Address NAT. rub. co,
l'hia., Ia.
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PREVENTIVE OF
MALARIAL DISEASES.

NJ. II. X. Walton, u Annapolis, Md, ayr Codrn's
LlERlGS LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF Ia most
excellent preparation. ITS rST excellence. Superior
10 I'D Liver MI or anything have ever ussd 10
wasted o. impaired constitutions, aud an eXeSlInt
preventive u Malartal diseNC~. SOli by Ill Drug.
EiAis and UTOCefI.
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NOW IN STOCK -SEEDLESS RAJ.
~ SINS, Valencia IsaIslnS, choice new Cunauta
French PTunts, CltTOn, COOOanuli all kinds DrIol
Fruits Canned GODds, and the best Family Flour, al
CHRIST. HEHhENH,
deI9 South WhSelIpR UFuCeF,
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AeCOa'. Mail, EIprSN.

Netts7'I9d A"N~nmNtrtl,1--t RaTCN Rril,ir. IN
T. r. fi'dGrroH 400 m; arrive, al STuhsnT ;,,S ~
~ M hA'CS sLeuGcIytIIc al 40 a H.: RMS
llrheiA and HAgEASr ChCrkS 10 All ,sI,ai,H
ofiee In hldECpot, ~'N inc li'fH
c., Pr MYERS,
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Wrnesss.

DECEIVED TO.DAY-FRESH DRESS.
III ED Chickens, DUCKS and Geese. AlsO Fresh
ButtOI aud EHn. CHRIST. BEHkENA,
SCOT jacob street
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GA\lexuudriu OXzette
WEDNESDAY EvEN'G., OCTOBER S

QUEER FREAK or AN ENGlNE.-An sccdeut
occurred o. the T., 7. & w. Railroad few
days ago that is probably without parallel in
the history Ct railrc ading-in Illinois, ct least
both for its rarity and absence of s:1ious re,
salts.
As traio No. =, engin, Is, Oh the evening Of
thst day, Yves ii the vicinity Of Glas. fJrd. ILL.,,
golrg 1T speed OF nearly i0rty miles per hour,
y cow sudden'y tolrded in front of the engine.
There was no warning whatever, the front Of
the crg,ue passed over the animal. and, 10 d.
ing 50. was lifted dear eff the rails. and. evi.
denry at tia: time, uncoupled from the ten.
der. Go!rg ct such high rate Ct speed, it
colt nuCd some twenty yards on the ground,
tearing i: up aDd even uproGt!ng slump In
lis mad career. and, Wia: is very strange, kept
o. its wb2cls until it came to stand still,
where i. STOOD clear Of The II an track.
The remainder OF the cuplnc and train kept
the tack ali / ran past the engine about quar-
ter Of & Hi c. when i: was brought to stop
with brakes. The Jar OF the escaped engine
Was SO slight that bet few passengers were
made aware Ct the accident until told. The
cnlllccr sat CD lis seat throughout! the affair,
mere spectator Of the queer freak OF his CO.
gltc. The superintendent Was sitting 10 the
chair car and was greatly surprised whtn told
al what had happened. No one hurt or cv:n
scared.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerk's otii2e of toe Cor 9.
poratlon Court Of the city of Alo,andris,
on the 10Th day of September, 1879.
Virginia Ellen Lawson, by Presley Basch, her
next friend, complainant, against James T.
Lawson. defendant. In chance,y.
Memo. The object of this suit is to obtain
decree divorcing tie complainant, Virginia III.
len Lawson. from the bond of matrimouy with
the defendant, James K. Lawson.
The defendant, James 4. Lawson, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according to tho act CT Assembly
and the, rules of this Court and il sp.
pearlng by affidavit that he is not resident OF
this State, it is ordered that the said defondsn.
appear here within one month aftor duo publics.
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit; and that copy
OF this order DO forthwith inserted in the Alex.
andrls Gazette, newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria,, once week for four sue.
g weeks, and posted at the front door Of
the Court House of this city. A copy, test:
MORTON MARYE Clerk.
albert Stuart, p. q. sep3O-WiS
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1873 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA HUUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTuW E9t
DOUBLE TRACK.
STaEI. RAILS, SPLENDID sOKEEhA
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENI
June SO, 1879.
Trains oave Washington from depot OF h:,:.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor
ner Of Sixth and Il etI Sots, as follows:
For Philsdolphis. New York and the Has:
l:30 p. IN. daily, except Sunday. AMI
10. Is p. lii. daily, with psisce Cars. Lt.A
itod Express Of Pullman Par!or Cars .;iiD
M. daily, except Sunday. For Philsialph,s
so am, except Sunday, and 6."0 p. IN. daily
For Plttsburg and the West lC.30 8. .dsily, ~r..
Parlor Cars 10 Pittsburg; TAO y. IN. d>i,
with Palace Car to Chicsgo.
For Canandaigus snd the North, = 20 q. I'll !,
except Sunday and 7.i2 {. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Nsr Canandaigua
For Watkins, 1890 p. Id. iniy except Sau
day.
For Baltimore, 6 - 935, go snd 1890 A. III;
1.3O, TO- 40. $50, ITO and l0.l p. III.
On Sunday, 1880 u. M; go, 7.40 and lU.lo
LOCAL TRIMS.
For Alexandria 6, 7.l5, s, 9. IL and II a. III a:,i
LILO, 8, 40. s. G.0O 7, snd ll.30p y. al "a
NJ sunday at 8 s; NJ, and LILO and I p.
Trains leave Ale1srdris for Washington, 600,
az ooOi wv, ~ anu IL ah.,I l, 5, q. "A. q, wv
and p. n. and II night.
IN Sunday at 800 and 10 q. NJ, and 6 90 pm.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH Yn
Qusntico and Richmond will loave Alexaa.
dris at 40 6. m. daily and 5 80 D. nj. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can ba procured
principal railroad stations and ticket Office.
Southeast. i. 2. FARMER,
Hen'l. Passenger Agoa.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. mylI
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H'.A.RHED
JANNEY'S WHARF
my 4-tf

- tines Meat Juice, Valentines Meat Jnice
and Glycerine, Hubbel's Prepared Whest, one
Of tho best preparations for infants food, Gran.
ula, Arrow Root, Corn Starch, Tapiocs Sage,
Extracts Vanilla, Strawberry, Orange &C
Liquid Kennel, &c, just received fresh supplies
1927 e. s. LEADBEATEK & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-08
H +. HENRY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

The Eighteenth Annual Session OF this School
viii commence on MONDAY, September ID.
Tho following bro tho terns OF tuition For Ell
encn.Gry English So; for tho moro Advanced
English branches SO, and for the Higher M attn
omA!Ica! Branches and tho Natural Sciences Sl0
per quarter in advance.
After the 7th OF sonte:nbor the School room.
on Queen,, betweon Washington and Columbus
streets, VIII ne open every day from 0 o. clock a.
m. to y N. for the reception and classification of
pupis. sug25-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-08
FOR NEW YORK..

STEAMERS e. c. KyvIGHr4JyD JOHN.
GIRSOsS-
EVERY FRIDAY. at II M; ard returning,
leave Now York. from pier 4l, East river, EV.
GRf SATURDAY. at o'clock p M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-08

Tha steamers If this company make connec-
lions at Norfolk for Boston and all points East
at New York with all points West and N orLh-
west. and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply 10 F.A. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf
SAMUEL BACON, President.
Office under Natl. Metrop. Bank,
sep G7-tf Washington, d. @.
g NJ r. ARRANG EMENT