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Supervisors and Deputy Mar
sha1s at the POlls--A Bis Of
HialNHN.

There is rather curious history at
taching to the sections of the United
States election law rela ing to the ap-
pointment Of super visors and the employ
ment Of United States deputy marshals
at the polls. As this history concerns the
pending controversy between Coupress
and the President in regard TO the repeal
OF those sections, it may be- briefly stated.
The first reinforcement act" SO called
was passed in May, 1870, its nominal OBJ
ject being to embody such Inappropriate
| legislation" as was deemed necessary by
the republican party to accomplish the
objects OF the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments. This act, however, con-
tanned no suggestion of either supervis-
ois or deputy marsbals. At the very
time when 1t was pending and being acted
upon in Senate and House there was
slumbering in the Judiciary committee of
the Senate bill which did contain the
obnoxious clauses, but they were not in-
tended to be applied at all to the pur-
poses which they now supply. The
House in February of that year had pass-
ed and sent up to the Senate bill amend
ing the naturalization laws. This bill.
which was III four sections, and, accord
ing TO Mr.. Conkling, contained no pro-
visions not already in the statutes, was
referred to the judiciary committee, and
was taken charge of by Mr.. Conkling
The committee did nothing with it for a
long time. In the latter part of May
however, about the time of the passage
Of the first enforcement bill, Mr.. Cohk
ling submitted a bill of his own in rela
ton to naturalization, which was alst
referred to the judiciary committee. Ii
HE las week Of June, and jus, befor,
the adjournment If Congress, Mr.. Conk
Ing reported the House natu alzatioi
bill to the Senate, with a long amend
ment IN the nature of substitute, whicl
Embodied III fact, the bill offered by tha
Senator.
This Substitute, which contained tb,
supervisor and deputy marshal clauses
was assigned day for discussion, ant
when 1T came up was Immediately Al
tackled, by republicans and democrat
alike, as being practically destructive n
every principle of natural zation acte,
upon by the government from irs inern
tion down to that moment. it was omen
ly said by men Of both parties that Oh,
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DUBLlC SALE

DUBLlU SALE
s5 head Of FREsH COWS ANDu uU
SPRINGERS, and 3 kHOAT
PIGS. Will be sold at Public ~uR
Sale, on
THURSDAY, MARCH Nth, 1879,
at my residence. In the village OF Dugdale,
formerly known as the New Red LiOs In
East Marlborough, hester county, Pa, 25
head OF Western Reserve Cows, the most
OF them with calves by their sides by day
OF sale. They were wintered here at my
place. They were selected with great ca re
from the cheese dsiries In Portage county
Ohio, last Dectmbe regardless OF price.
and especially for dairy purposes. They
are OF large slze. fine quality, crossed with
Durham, l,evru and Ayreshire, making
Them second u none In milking qualities.
This 10 my third annual sale of cows, BY
inquiring you will find that cows from
Portage county have always given good
satisfaction to the purchaser. Any per
son purchasing cows at this sale ana COM
pl Ing with the conditions of sale, and are
going to move on the flrst OF April next.
such cows can remain here one week, free
OF charge, at the r. quest of the purchaser
All cows must be rs represented BY me on
The day OF sale. Three sh0at pigs, 8 mos. 4.
old. Chester White stock, hard TO beat -
Dinner at IL O'Clock, noon. sale TO COM
rnence ~ O'CLOCK, sharp No postpone
ment on account OF weather. The above
cows will positively be sold without re.
serve. MARSHALL Rally
mario 1T Ad2t- rs POS
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

THOSE WHO read the disgusting trial
now gong on in Washington in which
the woman Oliver claims $4,000 dam
ages from old Simon Cameron, for breach
of promise, will get a peep "behind the
scenes" at Washington society, as it has
existed for the last fifteen years. Ger
tainly it is time such mass Of corrup-
tion were expelled from the national
capital. But the doing Of tins will be
dreaded, no doubt, by every one just fol
the reason that influences the wish tha,
Cameron and his mistress, Oliver, had
com mpromised matters and kept theil
filthy characters longer out Of publ,
view.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

In THE month Of August, 1876, The
Washington Republican, now the bloom
ing Grant organ of the Capital, published
this gem Of partisan literature
ave understand that the lists for dis
charges are being made out in the vari-
ous Executive departments. We hope
no Democrat ,oiH be LEFT in the service
,ohen these Discharge are finished. No
matter how high the position, no matter
who recommends him, let every demo-
crat step down and out.
Now the Republicans are horror-struck
at the idea of the Democratic Senators
! for manifss,ing dooiro I o got their Dem
ocratic friends in the offices so long held
about the North end Of the Capitol
These journals should at least be remind.
ed of the fact that they did not allow a
Democrat to remain in office.
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honest citizen need seriously object, no
matter by whom done.
But the existing law Of supervisors goes
far beyond this. It permits display Of
physical force and allows the use Of iron
cages to overawe and terrify na'uralized
citizens. An unintimidated ballot is 9
simple impossibility in a city where .
Chief Supervisor like Davenport is sui
fered to bear rule"
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

WHAT SHOULD Conn OF THE EXTRA
SRssIoN.-rhe New York World says ::
"If the plan suggested by MIR. Springer
for reforming the existing methods Of
Federal supervision over the enforcement
Of State regulations for the election of
State Representatives in Congress has no
other effect, it will at least get this whole
supervising business before TIE public
mind in new aspect. One Of the worst
legacies of the war period is the general
ignorance which prevails even among
educated men under forty years Of age
in this country as to the powers and du-
ties of the several State governments on
the one hand, and of the United States
Government on the other hand, In the
matter OF elections. II the v orld were
in favor Of agitating the public mind We
should see no reason for clearing this
question up. These laws as they stand
to-day are sure and prolific source of
political uproar and excitement. We de-
sire to see them put out Of existence that
the country may enter upon an era OF
permanent rest and quiet such as the
President processes to long for, but such
as never can be reached while these laws
hang over the land. II is amazing to see
the coolness with which partisan organs
keep on asserting that these laws which
are to be repealed relate to the choice Of
Presidential electors IS well as of Repre-
sentatives in Congress. Two years have
barely elapsed since the country rang
with the discussion of the Electoral
Commission. And yet it seems to be
taken for granted that everybody has
forgotten what that discussion was about
and what 1t was that the Electoral Com
mission decided by eight to seven in re-
gard to Presidential electors. The csn-
mission decided then that Presidential
electors are Stots oticsrs, ana that the
United States Government therefore has
nothing to do with the choice Of them.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBDiC SALE OF STOCK.

DUBDlC SALE OF STOCK.
The subscribers will sell at public sale,
at the Cnadi's ford Hotel, on
MONDAY. MARCH Ath, 1870,
Forty head OF extra Lancaster county
freah cows. srrinRers. bulls and feeders.
A credit of 20 days will be given saie AZ
O'Clock. b. CHEEvEk,
AMOS W. HOU X.
L. W. stidbam a Son. Auct. mar2o- wit
OF Lancaster County
cows AND sPRINGERs,
WIN be sold a. Public sale. U
he Ninth Ward, wilmington ---AA
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 100.
a. 1 o'clock, p. M,
- head OF Fresh Cows aud eprinssrs, .
lot OF young Bulls thai have never been
A credit OF o. days will BE- sivss: Ne
pOstpOnemsnt on ascoant OF wsaths.-
Sale 10 oonmsncs At O'Clock. II the
weather is unfs vorable, sheds " sell un-
der.
l.. W. atidham a Son, Auctionesrs.
marrow II. l3t tue. wed fri
CRAND SPECIAL AND PDREMP-
" TORY SALE by auction OF large
and splendid collection OF elegant Jewelry
And lated ware. a. the sction Room. si4
MARKET ,treet, Wilmington, Delaware,
commencing Monday evening, March 34th
at1x O'Clock. and afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
continuing each day and evening until the
stock is sol 4, being the entire stOck OF an
old established retail Jeweler. who 10 re-
tiriDg from business, and which must be
poeitiv vely sold. The goods are OF the finest
quality, and will be fully warranted.
The collection 10 very extensive, and
comprises, diamond earrings and fns Or
FipRa anli Ia ira And In Cln4tPTn In QdfRQt and
gents A nerican and Swiss gold and sill
yer wAi ches, nne gold sets, chains, breast
pins. &c, &C. Also, large assortment OF
plated ware Of the best quality In tea sets,
Ice pitoners, saivers, Rogers srothsrs;
knives. forks, spoons, Ac., DO
~ Ladies' are especially invited 70 At
teid this sale. mor2t6t
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nFFlCE OF M. NJ. CHILD.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
NO. WEST SEVENTH sTREEI
W EpA .cE rs.N II o lhL
fEv.b bapga nuIIbtng

fExchange Building
l offer for sale the following DESCRIBED
dwellings. situated In Wilmington
No. IA large, double, Two and shal
stone house, with Two and half aOgl
back buildings, with large front, side ~
back yard and ali the modern impnvH
ments, whh handsome terraced ir0ni.
No. "A fine stery BRICK dwellings,
9th street near Washington, modern I'M
provements, large side yard, gOci o0j
tion.
No. Beautiful three story brlci, EH|
three-story back building, and Ohio gnI|
stone corners, situated on Delaware aTs|
nue.. containing Is rooms, In good oftf!
with the modem Improvements.
No. IA large thres-story brick VI
three story back building situated al ~
lO1 Delaware avenue. in complete oEaI
with ali modern improvements. Ten
easy and possession VI once.
No. b.-3 ihrcs-atory bricks on Waih1l
ton street, between l2th and 18th, win VI
she modern improvsments, with hal|
side and back yard and beautiful poh@'|
In front.
No. s.-Sswo-story bricks with iwO.nOrI
back buildings, with modern convsnias'|
COS, situated on LON bard street aboTeMaj
Terms accommodating, new and "u|
plets.
No. Pour new two story brick hoaS
on Walnut street bet Gssn 1lth and lu~
Terms accommodating.
No. s.-Fins three-stOry brick dwsli4'|
No. 70. West street. with modern impD''|
ments, posssssion al once.
Nc. Large thrse-story brick dwsans|
with all the modern improvement
cemplets order. situated on suS
between 18th and 18Th; lot 100 feet DEEP,
No. 10. Brick stable, on West lAh .u wi
near Market, In sosd order. WIN wv
No. li.-Lot with green house thsvs, y
al The north west corner oi DelawasA"
nue. and Jefferson streets. ,,a
No IL Fine three and hall sloIy w
with three-stOTy back buildings, nS' ah 4
on Market street between bth ana W W., N.
door above Masonic Temple, WIN VI M ~
ern conveniences, also stable oh
street, on the back end OF lot. sPie''
location ior . physician. On, NJ.
No. l3.-Three blick, NO W. ~ In
ket street, lot extending through oS.
ley street, would take smaller nVS"
part pay ment II location would SUM- N
No. 16.-Three-storybr brick roon''
Jefferson street. ,.L ,n.d,u
improveme ents No. 702 Tatnali slise ru IN
No. n 7.-Three-stoTy brick, NO. II"
nal street. ,,n,o, stra |
No. ls.-Two-story brick on uhion ''
near Lowering avenue. 1ovsrta
No. lv.-2 two story bricks Oh bO'
avenue near Lincoln. n,o,lyia
No. 2O.-Frame house In NcDouebIrt
No. 21.-Splendid dwelling Oh p,cn mc1 W |
ton above Tenth, with from Pos Pns w
yard. In excellent order. A 100 mr., Ia,
ers both east aBd west OF Marke' s"'
FOR RENT. ,.no,E
M. NJ. Child offers for rent 'uc 'oA
l" 1917 Delaware avenue.
1ll2 King street.
" gl5 Delaware avenue.
"A q" 33l h. Fourth street.
y " s2l W. Fourth street, cuILp,
Apply 10 NJ ha,ih D. sired
No. West seveu'n '''
iAn2l-tf
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SHERIFF"S SALE,S.

& HERIFk'S SALE
~ BY virtue OF Ia writ OF Vendition, Ex
pnhas, 70 me d rected, win be exposed u
public sale, al the W
HOTEL OF JACOB BHYATTE.
In Newport, In Chrisiiana hundred. Nex
Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
The 2oth day of MARCH, 1879,
o'clock, ~ the following described
Real stale, viz: All THAI, the foilowiup
described and mentioned lots or parce,s
OF land and marsh now constituting ,,n.
farm, situated, lying and beng In CLristi
ana hundred. New Castle county, ID, In.
ware, viz: Containing nifty five acres %,
land adjoining lands OF NJ Michaei X incH
William Sink, Henry Lstimore. G. ne' ,
rickson and land beionging to Tbos, caid
wells heirs. N"i'
No. z Lontaini ing SO a"res and GA ne,cbaa
OF lahd, ADJOINING lands If lsaac + IiIv
Johh WhlIeman, Lands belouginp to tIs
neils oil THOMAS Caldwell. dect ased lsid
iate tne property OF a. Poulson ana n. .
.ona r,, reading from NeWluIL TO Hersey,s
No. 3. A lot OF Marsh m the ireat Na-
EoIt marsh, adjoining marsh OF Ldwsrd
lainal', James j. Brindiey and ihe mar,s
irau, containing hve acres two ruods :, nd
aa,, ptones oi marsh, Containing alto.
eether ABOUT Ninety seven acres of Isnd
ana ihalsh, he The same more or less
lhe improvements are a large frame a a
stone dwelling house, large frame ba aru
WIN stone stabliDg, frame sheud ding. corr
criob and other outbuiluings, also y In psa
frame tenant or dwelling house and small
SeiSed and taken In execution q. ~.
property OF Joseph 8. Lyman, deess.sd sds
hebeceA A. Lyman, ExeculTix of ~
Lyman, deceased anu to be .oId by {"
she.lrs oAes, Hen cssti. T. Sheriff:
lds. 1.,is .s Sren 10.
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PUBLIC SAIF

Will be sold at Public Sale, at the late
residence of Charles M uIlen. deceased, lOT
West street. Wilmington. on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF MARCH,
1879. at 3 O'Clock, p. m, three good mileh
cows, hay cutler, large iron watering
trough, forks, shovels. dc., DO.
JANE MULLEN, Adm'x,
ID. MoCUsKER,
Acting under power or Attorney.
March 10Th 1s7s-Tt
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
Household Goods and
Furniture,

lsts OF Eliza Moore. decd, consisting OF 4
bureaus, bedsteads, bedding, wardrobe,
mattresses, ssfa. lounge. osrd and break
fast tables, wash stand, clocks. looking
giassss, parlor, cham Der, entry and stair
carpets, oaneseat chairs. Wind. or chairs,
lot Of ishss, lot OF silver ware. tubs, BUCK.
ets, books, coal in cellar, and other arti-
cles not M entioned. Terms oash.
Dwelling for rent.
bALLlE Il. DAVIS.
Administrative,
m ar1o-N OF Elisa Moore, decd.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

DUkLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PRO-
i PERTY.- win be sold at public ale
on the prem ises. AZ NO. 7OS King street, on
MONDAY. MARCH 2sth. 1879. ~ 10 o'el'k
n m. lhA
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
PUBLIC SAIF

The subscriber will sell At public sale,
on the farm OF tho late VIM. Thatcher, In
the 9th Ward, Wilmington, on
MONDAY, MARCH 24th, 1910,
al ono O'Clock, sharp, the following pro-
perty, to wit: a head OF we'll re- <rrA
lected dairy cows, some with cal yes RYH
by ihelT sides, o hers springing; sGC-
heifers, rising year old, 2 young 6uiis.
thoroughbred bull; jump 81, At family
carriage, wolf robe, set OF narness Ac'.
Ae. ~op
TERAS.-All sums under $50, oash Al,
sums oyer that amount credit of siy
months Will be given by the purchaser
Swing bankable note with an approved
fer cash. DAVID n SN ITu y"
L. ": Stidham a Son, Auctioneers.
mark, 81, ~ ,dAwitA
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
LNOR REM T.

EoR RENT.
No. 1871 Tatnall street.
No. Hoo Tatnall street.
No. 1Ol5 Tatnall street
No. sS5 Tatnall street.
No. s26 Madison street.
No. Tl3 Jefferson street.
NO s0l Giipin avenue
No. s03 Gilpin avenue.
No. 6O4 West 9th street.
No. sl4 West 9Th stre,t l..
No. SIS Fast TIN street.
No. o03 East 10Th street.
No. zoos LON bard street.
And many Others (larRe and small
STORE PROPERTIES.
No. VII Market tresL
No. 6ls Market street.
Is. W. Cor. 7th a Spruce Sts. and ohm
No. II M Arket street.
EVANS PENNINGI1
feDl2-dtf Cor. 9Th a Markssl
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
HCHEoIRAL l. MUSIC,

PROF. A. W. AARIEKspN annoppc.
that he has formed an Orchestrs. vbicI
can be engaged to furnish muAic for ba ils
soirees ano pic-nics, At very rsasone hi,
rates. Address
- wAsHING7oNi HOUSE.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
COR kkNT.

House 18th and Market streets, cou,.
nents. f''
Hotel No. 2al E. Front street.
House No. st1 shipley street. room,
House No. s0< Shipley street, roors
House No. 3O2 r. 3nd street, 10 roomI
Houss No. <O2 X. srd street I rooms
md nOOr OF silver Building. 5lI NAM
street. Twenty-nvs6 D and roomed scnsI
well located. J. II. FRAZER a co. /
teDN-iI Srd end :, lrley NJ
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

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The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

S HEkIFt'S SALE
~ BY virtue OF II writ OF Venditioni Ex-
pnsas, 70 me directed, will be exposed la
public sale, at the '"
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Opening and Closing OF the asaiis.

CLOSING.
Washington, d. g., North and Northeastern
mails II m and ID p. ~
Western mails 30 and Is p. m.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va, 6 90 9.
m. and GO and GO y. m.
South snd Southwestern mails, vis Lynch
burg, Virginia. 6 GO 3. N. end 9 .. n.
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, (wsy msils)
including through mails. t co r. n. and 9 90 y. m
Gordonsvie and Charlottesville, Va, D % q.
NJ. and 90 2. II.
Manassas division 90 a. N.
Alexandra TO Round Hill, Va, 90 3. n
OPENING.
Northern snd Western mails, vie Washing
ton, d. G., 8 80 s. N. and 00 and 90 p, II.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 8 20 p. N,
Ind 20 y. m.
South western msils via Lynchburg. Virginia
lthroGgh n.aiis) including WY mal!s on Midlsnd
railroad, s 30 @. n.
Manassas Division 30 @. m.
Round Hill to Aleyandri., Vs., : go y. !r2.
Ctice Hours-CtIice opens 1T 8 30 ii, n, and
closes 81 ! 0U o. III.
Sunday 9ours-Cflce opens at 45 r. ~. and
closes 81! 80 u. m.
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Mail, Southwark. connects at Gordonsville,
with Ches. y Ohio e T., Xsst snd West. At
Lyach5urg, connects with Atlantic, II les &
Ohio L. K, through Sou:h~es Virgins, to
Nashville. New Orleans, Memphis Little Rock
end Texas-and at Usnvitle With Hichmond s.
DsnVille f. h to South and Southwo:t.
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsville
to al points East AID Vest on Ghes. s. Ohio H.
and North ward a. Charlottesville, to sill tho
Sumoier Resorts on the g. q q. line.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
eEandrls daily, oxcapt Sunday, 8 W g. m. and
10 p N and returning arrive At Alexandria
tU .. m snd 10 D. M.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
W a. n. and Alexnndris 25 g. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive ri S:rasb burg at IL Is D. M,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West, Leave Sttasburg 3 Is D. NJ, arriving at
Alexandra ct 81 .. IL
lSiON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
aud saturday, at 50 y NJ, and returns Men
dsy, "Wednesday and Friday, a. 81 o. N.
70! M!ddleburg, daily connection at Plains
station
For Uppervi!le, regular connection at Della
pinne
For WARRENTON, leave Washington st
90 .. N. daily.
All trsins mako good connections, at WISH.
ington, to and from il ORTIZ and West.
Now Orleans Shopper leaves Washington at
W g. m. running through without change
On Express elegant Reclining Chairs between
Washington and D ,nville.
Excursion tickets on sale st low rates to the
celebrated Resorts OF Virginia and West Vr-
gns
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
my24 J Ii. BRoADUs, G. IA
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FOB NORFOLK.

The elegant swift and commodious steamers
LADY OF THE LAKE and JANE MOS b.
LEY will leave tho Compsuys wharf, Alexsn-
dris IS follows:
The Lady of the Lake every MONDAY and
WEDN ESpAI, d: O clock p. H., and on
SAT URDAY, at 80 o'clock D. n.
The jane Moseley every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, at clock m ; returning, loave
Norfolk on alternate days at 4 O'clock D. m.
This line connects al Norfolk for all points
South. and with the Merchants and Msriners
line of steamers for Boston, Frovileacs snd all
points n orth and East.
Through rates given and bills OF isiing signed
for Boston ana Providence
Fare AZ greatly reduced ratea-Singls trip 75c. +;
Round trip good for 80 days. Si.00
Table unsurpassel.
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AZ ARLINGTON & UkIG aAILnuar
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

TWO TRAINS Ds LIZ (EXIEPT SUN.
DAY) BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND BOUND 5IhL.
Beginning May II, 1879.
Leave EasnlngsU. al 3 Oh :. H. and 4 20 D. m.
and Alexandria ST 9 G5 u. n and 125 o, m.
psss Leesburg, gcing west werd. 6. II 10 q. M.
and ~ p. m, snd srrive o. Round Hill st II
NJ. and 70 p. m. Lssve Round Hill ct S 80 a.
N. and l2:3U p. nj pass Leesburs, going east
ward, at : W q. m end 10 .. NJ, and arrive at
sLs1andria ct Is .. On. snd Bis D. M. and
at washington q; S rs I. u. and 1928 y. Il
sg Passengers from Washington will take
INC Washington sEd Ohio cars at the Baltimore
q Sotolf"c hsitro%d station ats u, a. N. and An
.: M and 20 through to Round H!ll without
change CT Cs.s, ''10N'
Inc S.Oo SIN. train from AlexanGris snd12 IN
2: 70. train from Ro"nd Hill connect It Round
All wish Harris Dsily line OF Coaches
tor SnickersVille: Berryville and winchester:
also with Reamer' g Lin 0 of Coaches. which Ieave
heesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburp.
Both trsins, westward make close CONNECTIONS
e. Vienna. With Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair,
tsI Court douse. ''
Soin ~ utstS"n tickets, 8 cts. per mile
aaun@i tickets, $50.
Z. HAVENEH,
my o-.i General Ticket Agent.
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A9lexan(lriu Ouzettte
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST Q, 1870.
SMALLEST BAEr1s OnIo Mention was made

SMALLEST BAETIyOBIo Ne ntion was made
some time ego Q: the remarkable baby Of Mr..
and MIS- Armilsge, Of this city. Mrs. Arn.its &c
his. been visiting friends in tho northern part Of
the state for several weeks and returned 20 this
city week ago She was called Oh s, the Sop
kins House where she sni her husband board,
and wss KIND enough TO let y neWspape! i0,ru-
der SEQ the little creature. The little girl is tow
four months old, shG lscKs teG ounces 0:
weighing FIVE pounds At It's birth this babe
weiy he'd just three fcurths Off pound enc an ordl-
nary finger ring which Dnced on its arm
would 90 easily tothe elbow. When two months
old il weighed two pounds, when ten weeke old
three pounds, and now AT four months !: Weighs
Eve pounts It is as perfect IS Any enid cen 90,
ard is notably healthy and good insured. i i;
bright, snd las more expression Ia It's lace thal
is usual FOX babies 81 its sge. MIR. srmltsEc Is
an er gjresr on the Pitsburg. Cincinnati AID st.
LOUIS road C0inUjlS O., JJGrnd2
AN IfDIASA MARRIAGE SERT!Cs-harka
kea has G Justice VINO bca.s them al IN the way
Of doing up It JOB Of mat7monial splicing with
nesLnass and dispatch. Z his is bis formula:
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Married two dollars."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
1HOMNISSIONER'o NOTICE.

: [
AlexsL dris, Virginia, July 49, 1879 !
The parties interested In the decree from which
The foregoing is al extract, will take notice that
on the Mn ErEENIH DAY or AUGUST,
1879 ct MY Cliice, room No 4, Cameron street
front of the Market Building, III the city Of q l-
exsndrls, Virginia, l shall proceed to execute
the same, when aad where they are required to
attend, with such books, papers, vouchers end
evidence as will enable me to comply with the
said order Of the court
A.. W. Chiffon,
jy lS-W4w Comm'r. in Ch'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09

IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COUNT,
4 May 18Th. 1879.
j. K. Shirley's Ad mr. pantiifvs. C.CHrsham
G. Taylor Holizcsw, ard .. E. Donohue, de-
PENDANTS. In c5ancery.
On consideration whereofthe cour: doth ad-
judge, order and decree that one of the Com
mi siCnccs Of this Court do ascertain ard report
whit resl estate the defendant o. t. Don0hun,
is possessed OF, the snnual and foe simple value
OF the same. the liens binding thereon, with their
prloTitles, and snY other matter watch he map
deem pertinent or aIy party in interes! may re
quire. & copy TcS.e.
L. A. DAVIS. Clerk