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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
wEATB ER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Nov s.-For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, easterly to southerly
Winds partly cloudy weather and local rains.
falling barometer, and slight changes In tenn
peratnre, followed In the western portions by
rising barometer and cooler north to west
winds.
For the Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
threatening weather and rain, southerly
winds, shifting to west and northwest with
lower temperature and falling followed by
rising barometer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
srRAKoscH OPERA COMPANY.

The subscription list for the promised opera
has now, as we have learned with pleasure.
reached such proportions rs nuke the coming
of the troupe eertain Our people are now sure
or enjoying an able Interpretation Of the great
hear tho eloquent harmon.a of a good orehea-
ira giving tone to the slnging OF frst class sub
Jets. The Cincinnati Commercial In its report
Of the performance NJ "Aiia." speaks In the
highest terms OF Miss Singer as II dramatic
soprano. and we are anxious to SEQ the troupe
come in to judge Of Its merits and enjoy its
display Of talent. II matters turn out as we are
led to axnact
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
MORE EM1aRANrs FOR TEXAS.

Yesterday morning the steamship Nurnberg,
A. Jaeger master. arrived ut her wharf. at the
head OF ST. Andrew street. via Havre and
Havana She had on board 422 STORAGE pas
sengers and twenty Ave cabin At Havre she
took on board eighty English emigrants.
Nearly all Of these will take the first opportunity
Of reaching Texas whore they intend to colo
West. This is merely another link in the chain
of emigration, commenced q few days ago by
the ST. amRhlp Teutonia. but unfortunately
than
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
ORLEANS B. A. BALL.

The opening ball OF the season took place last
night at Odd Fellows Hall, and was given by
the Orleans Benevolent Association. The at
tendance was large and select, and the affair
lassed off In the most agreeable manner to all
participating. The officers Of the Orleans Be-
James Wilder, first vice president; N ID.
Hughes. second vice president; John q. Or
ander. treasurer; Charles Keenan,. recording
secretary: John Willmeyer. financial secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
THE NEwsBoYs.

The newsboys met yesterday evening In the
new locale provided for them by the Young
Mems Christian Association at Armory Hall, on
Camp street. There were fully fifty boys pres
ent and several songs were sung which were
complimented by all. They received special
eneomiums for their good conduct and I'm
provement. The boys are preparing to give "
concert on Thursday night next, and propose
TO make quite m enjoyable anit ahe o.
Is to ultimately establish night school which
will be OF great benefit to our neWsboys.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
Increased Mail rac,l.t,e. Tor tire south

WASHINGTON, Nov. Second Assistant
Postmaster General Brady In his annual re,
port says: The estimates for the next fiscal
year are made with o view to provide Tor tDe
eortinl,ance OF tho present efficient service.
and an to afford largely Increased service in the
States Of Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee,
North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia,
Florida, Mississippi and Alabama, which
have ali been advertised to go into effect July
/, 1880. and which will improve the present
mail fnclitIes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
Capt. Ends's Claim Referred to the AttOr-
ney General.@

WASHINGTON, Nov. Sat Cabinet meet
ing yesterday Secretary McCrary read a re-
port from the engineer officer In charge OF the
Mississippi jetty works, showing to what ex-
tent the depth and width Of the channel re-
quired by law had not been maintained dur
ing part OF the last quarter. After some dis
cusston the question OF paying Capt. Eads
$4,000, which he claims as quarterly COM
pensatlon for the maintenance OF the chan
mel, was referred for an opinion to Attorney
General Devens.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
REX.

The Royal Herald. volume 1908. No. 1853 237.
published by Le Comte de- Merodosia, under
the patronage OF his Majesty Rex. the King Of
the Carnival. comes to US with selections Ct OK !.
his Majesty. relating to the festivities Of Mardi
araa, which will fall this season on the tenth
OF February next
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
Another Disaster at sea-A Number or
Persons Lost.

Austrian bark Rebus, which arrived In port
this afternoon, reports, when thirty-four
DAYS out of Trieste, she espied the floating
hull 81 q vessel, full OF water and water.
logged. This was November 8, In latitude
49, north, longitude &C. 40. The wind at the
time I'll was blowing gale. A strong sea was
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT SUNDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1870

election. Out of seventeen cases disposed Of
In a four days session there were sixteen con-
victiors- seven fined for misdemeanors, one
sentenced to the parrish jail and eight 20 to
noted case OF Thomas Slane charged with
rape, was continued by the defense.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
THE KNIGHTS OF PLEASURE.

The Knights of Pleasure Social Club enter
tanned their friends last night at the Perfect
Union Hall, the occasion being the annual ball
of the organization. That the guests OF the
club were sat- fed with their reception and the
arrangements for their enjoyment Is evidenced
bv the fact that 1t was only at an early hour In
the morning that the gallant company dis
persed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
The Creditors Of Adger e. C0.-sale Of the
Bark Acre.

CHARLESTON, s. O., Nov. Sat a meeting
OF the creditors of j. e. Adger d Go. to- day. j.
E. Adger was elected agent Of The advisory
board of three creditors.
The Libertan bark Azore WIS sold to-day
for $3.50, the Exodus Association, former
owner, being the purchaser.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
THE BURNS CASE.

Yesterday Mr.. j. B. Burns settled with MIR. F.
Escaraguel the pecuniary differences as re-
ported In yesterdays DEMOCRAT. and Mr.. Es-
caraguel. having Withdrawn the charge OF OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenseE. mHte be-
fore Judge Miltenburger MIR. Burns was dis
aha ua5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
The District curt of ST. Landry.

OPELoUsAs, Nov. s.-The District Court OF
st. Landry finished Its criminal business to-
day. and at the unanimous request Of the bar
It adjourned to the eighth OF December to
allow the officers and members of the bar to
work up their interests In the approaching
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
coLEs.c1Rc Gus.

The agent of Coles Great Clrens is in the city
seeking eligible lot to locate the tents OF the
popular menagerie and circus which will be
here In the course OF q very few weeks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
ousehold Furniture Generally.

AT AUCTION. AT 81 CAMP STREET. ON
nos St II An etdon
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09

Dentistry practically performed in all Its
BRANCH Es af the very lowest RAT S and most
liberal CHARGES. oc2s 1y2dp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
AUCTION SALES.

BY Montgomery & Go.
pARLoR BEDROOM AND D1NINGRooM
Furniture. Mirrors. Carpets. Stoves and
Household Furniture Generally.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.

Invention Of BARgEp WIRE dnsd NhW
the animal be restrained and depended
whether the
scaled hence fencing had become cost
In many impossible obtained
making q drawback to the setlemont Of
someof the Continent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
9zIlIeexx ;GGI.1l!!.l*) (oHzette
SATURDAY EWING, DECGMBEE -.
miscellaneous,

N,w io!!; Gea!irs IL holiday wares say Eoro
money has hacn spent there this Christmas
season than Gu::: aay season fer eight year:
past.
The Ucion P.c.Go R.i,roal Company Is to
erect n0LUncat 20 the memory CT ne i!t1
Cakes Am;a at tie highest pOiut on thc !i?c Of
the road.
Tbs New iJIk talk haze c3mmcrccd thc
ENCOURAGEMENT rtfhcir dividends OF Jrltlr fol
lie rs; 'ni year, aHA they arG generally pretty
good. The National Bank CT Broadway will
pay per cent.
Mr.. MASSEY. he Au&i!2r u Virginia, has
invited Miss I!;C,Gin to retain tho place 10 tht
office she haa !or a2Gc years 50 faithfully a!!c".
This lac il the daughter Of tic late T.. {.
BrccLia, Ct Winchester.
Ga tuesday fisI the late freight train over
the So2bGard aud Roanoke railroad laa GVcE
and killed iCs.artly c0!orGd man canned Perry
Vaughan ia tho vicinity CT boEcf's ll!ll.
vaughan get 81 The mail train at Bower s Hill,
ghcrc he s.o3pcd and got drunk. lie vent 10
uiic2 On TIC tTaci, crd had both iega cut Il;
above tic kee the .!c!t arm broken and tic
lover iaW crushed.
The Richmond correspondent O. the L7t CHI
burg News spys Il thinl: it re babe that 6
large 1u2ocT q EvUL TSSGis VIII SjHpoIt tu-
PROPOSED clL& !!u';0D2i amendment TO abolish
The pol tax qualification Tor Votes, Several
lave so expressed themselves. Tho TcaCiIStclE
are nca.iy unanimous 10 Ever OF The change.
Nuy Amendment, hG:vjv:T, Will Laye't) be
adopted by tbs ami he su2cccdiog General
Assembly before i cAn bo submitted TO the
people.
The b,rn anA engine house Of A. '. Has
ki1s, Two ro;!cs i:on HgveE!y S!a:iop, 90 tho
Atlantic Mississippi and Oaio rsiroa1, ~aS
destroyed ty ii.e a lew rights scc'. Tho barn
contained 800 tush@!i OF peanuts lc13y fl
The market. i'hc cc:i7c, boiler. saws and the
entire fix U?ts fer tbIcsh!uS ead cleaning yea
Lu's. and many l.r,D;oG i.arlcalc1!s Wc;c al:G
,Iest! o;el. loss s. 900; partially covccGd By
insugaic'. The ii:e WIS tic Wclk Of 81 !n,cn~
diary.
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STER.TER vEsTT.7.HG

- Or
STE<2.EE R sTs.aTT.7.HG.
9ho steamer kiATTAEu, Captain WIN. n.
i;ILEs, Leaves Alexandria, from the foot of King
s:T1tt. NV VERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
TX l!6uA !: nj 8 o'cloc!, y. M for LAME.
.HES OF &'i!E POTOMAC RIVER: return.
ING VERY AiUEiGaY, WEDNESDAY and
:&:GAAY.
.S'e;sht racaivsa 81 lowest rates and hsndleG
T!!a cara For Information apply ~
j. hhOGERS z CO. Agts., Alo1s., Va
q. I. JONES, Aet I, 9Th st. wifi, Wash.
t3!:;:2e;,nH every Sunday with steamer S u Z
i1I I'll 'inlii2s below Norini Ferry. je2
.,-:,.}:::a ChgD8'S STEAM LINES WEEK
,1i:;;>>z.: IL TO
PHILADELPHIA. FAIL RIVER, pROVJ-
nkGCE AND BOSTON.
E:as1' ers !a"ys alexandra EVERY TIJEa,
% aiid leave Hi:laGelphis EVERY SAT-.
uRnAY. ''1- =
ih!s !i0o connects 81 Ale1sndr:s With :he-O
&. - ii. sMd " y .. Z. Es., snd at PLilsdei.
;,:.a with C!ylss regular Steamships fnr w. Il
E:"or, 'fovitcuco hn6 Boston.
fcoiGHi Forwarded. with p1crlptness and csre-
,7aE of commissions.
TO charG 6 Cox t:*ns!or in Phiisdcphis. and
wharfage l.! Boston. Quick timO. Franuont
ar2&E,Ir2s. Through rates end through Ellis
II tH"'H.: *'Tan. Insurance al Tho lowest rates.
Agents:
(. &. SA&D, Alexandria
WA. CLYDE G5 CO., rh>lsdeloh;,.
EEt. +. HIDE, Gecrgatown, D. &.
.;1Ah:oN BIOS, Washington.
jan S-tI
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8AdEiEssADs.

1Sz : GREAT 1878
49,, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
AZ TIE NORTH, WEST s. SOUTHWEST
srsEr, pa1 R?oUB BIZ T Tk6GT,
MAGNIFICENT ECUIPMEE:S
Trains lesve Washir zion tron, d.,,o. -.
TIM0RE s. POTOMAC RAII,HO J, p a. =
:, ner Of Sixth srd B streets, as follows: W.
For Phiiadolphs, Now York and the Esst IN
sM ana u iaC Pm. dsIlv' except Sunday sna
ltod Express of Pullman Psr!or Csrs o,3ll "a
IN. daily, except Sunday. For PhilsdolnhI.
D ~ am, except Sunday, and b. sc y, m. dsijr
For Pitts5urg sndthe West TIC. 10 g. n. dsily. W.,
taIior Cars 70 PittsbU.g; 40 p. m. dali.
with Palace Gar to Chicago.
FOR Ca.nssndsigna and tho North, sec H. IN,
except Sunday and 100 p. IN. daily, eycenL
SATURDAY, With Palace Car u Cansrdairu.
TOT WatkiRs lQ.4O p. N. daily except S1r.
For Baltimore G CO, 80 go. snd 1910 8 ~
LOU, IL, Az. $50, 40 and y.I5 y. T.,
on sunday, 1o1o a. 70; $50, T.4U snd 8. /,
For Pope's Creek Limo, co a. M. and qlnn,
daily, except Sunday. ~ p''"
For Annapolis, e W a. n. and n p. In. daily
except Sunday. ~''''
LOCAL TRAINS.
" ~ ~, u anu IL a- IA', anu a
y -, aad IL cU p. III. Sunday ~ :, . and IA
| a. III. and D. m.
Trains leave Aloxandrin Cor NasainstnD. 6n,
| SUo and III 8. Ia, anG ,, E, ard y. ~. AMI
II night. ''''''
| On Sunday ~ 300 All 10 81. III. AM! md ga.
p. N.
! THROUGH TRhIE FOR TAR SnUT!: VI,
Quantico and Richmond, wili iossa HIn,,..
dris ut I - a. N. daily and & - u, ~: ,yviy
except Sunday.
| Ilckets snd Information Can lie rrccurr,i
| prln2ipat railroad stations anG ticket o:i!t..
| Southeast. EhENSE
n, ,,o Gen'l. rsEsGaget Agoa'
| General Manage nov3l
w g., WIG. MIDLAND GO. $. k.I.
JOHN $. BAEBOuK, EecoiYe7.
On snd alter SUNDAY, Nov. Q, ASIA Pas.
senger trains will run as follows:
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4 HHlSTMaS PRHSENTS-.Toilet Seta. Co.
~ lo2nc Bottles, Vases, Hand Mirrors, Yer.
benn Florida Lavender, Volot Magnolia AID
other Toilet Waters, Combs, Brushes, Shaving
mugs, Cor" An Cologne, Bay Rum, &c, for
doc ID WAKEFIELD .SHALL
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT COMMENC-
ING OCTOBER lst, 1879.
A.E5ls7 DE- IRE LIKE
E'dbss NEW YORK.

E'iby: NEW YORK.
s"t:- -':':Fts e. e. E.v1G HT.svD,yOE .N'
G{SSS.y-
&Ehlti FRIDAY, at u NJ; and returning,
Leave Few York, from pier d. Kast river EV.
ELY HATuErAY, ut o'clock D. IN.
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South Bound.
Nail. ESpross.

Nail, Southwark. connects st GordungyiiIs
with Ches. q Ohio K. H., East and West. Al
LGncEburg, connects with Atlantic, Miss L
Ohio Il. T., through Southwest Virgins, t.
Nashville, Now Orleans Memphis Little KccA
and Tcxas-aRd a. DanvIlo with RichmouL \
DenVi'le &. Il to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects 81 Gord0usv"
| to all points On Ches. Is Ohio G!ii. at DansN's,
| to aiI the South G'M Southwest, including Flor.
! ida
MIXED TRAINS sor Main Limo lcsy9 A..
| exandrla dsilJ, except Sunday. ; ~ y. n. ALI.
| II 0G noon. and returning arrive $. &iaxan,;yl,
| II ~ 3. n. and = 81 U. n.
For MANASSAS LINZ ianre TasLirs:5.
| I 10 &. Ill, and Alexandria / IS q. M, dHilr
except Sunday, arrive y: Slresburgstl2 3 y u,
connecting with Tho Valley E9ad East ,ni
West. l:aavc St!ssburg Z 81 D. III, arriving p,
| AleIandra TT 6 ~ p II.
| MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lS1ON leaves Alexandris Tuesday, thursday
| and Saturday, at 9 U =. m, and returns Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday, st is p. N.
For Middleburg, daily connection q! Pis;7g
| station.
For UpperviIlc. regular connection S! Dos.
plane.
For WARRENTOlI, leave Taslagton i.
7 10 q. n. and Is p. m. daily.
| All trsins mako good connections, 81 WssE
| inGton, TO and from North and Wcst.
New Orleans Shopper leavus Washington NJ
7 ~ q. NJ. running through without chsng",
| On Express Lrsin. leaving Washington ST j,
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Cs5,
with extra charge only 81. through TO DanriI!r
| connecting to all South.
kxcursion tickle TO Jseksonvile, Florida,
| good TO return until May 18th, 1880 on sale ~
= asuington, Alrxsrdria, Charlottesville sd
| LI nchburE.
Through tickets very low 10 tho South al:
Southwest.
noyS J. N. HHOADUS, G.T.s.
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C4TMESsE9a MEESEgERYf4.
~ Z. JOHNSGN & 60,

~ Z. Johnson G CO.
WHOLESALE GHUCEHS.
GENEEAL IOIa !&5iGA = EAUGANIS.
And Du;.;1-s n
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
lave on hand CIDSON'S Xxx, XXX, XXXX
and MQNOGHAM WHISTLES: also BAk-
Frs and 7 o Ii PSON'5 PURE RYE
WHISTLES, 10 :ehich .hoy invite the attention
Of The trade.
Ordora from the ccun!rY g! mCrcasIdisa shall
receive pso;ap. attention.
CansignmeHts OF Fluur. Grain ani Country
Produce collected. soc which they guarantee tho
highest market prices aid prompt returns.
Northeast corner C: Cameron and Royal SITS,
&ieZanGcs, Va oct -
CI;ts. s. TAILo&, Jr..
G.a.o Of J. Il. Bcckham & Co..
GHNGI:hL CON MISSION EiCuhNT,
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
j. 3. FICKLEN & SONS
CELEBRATED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FLOUR,
II North Union street,
jan g AleSsnd'ia. Virginia
IIAENoA x sAIrH'
WHOLESALE
GRuCEES AND GENEKAh CoH Ml"%lnN
MEECIIAMTS,
Corner 'rEco aud Rcys! ST..
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ConaiEDu.onta oi Drain ana Country Hro3Nca
p.l:~ ,tr.i o,l, ,.,ir rot,
IIAEAo" BROS
wuoLFGALE
GEOQEK:9, lNMMi.3IQH MERCHANTS,
Ana D:arre in
JOHN G1i.Src,';3 SON s CO.'S. CAulNgl'
\, w snd XXX WHISTLES, rad
Thompsoa'a Turo Eyo Wbiskay; F,rsig,
Wines and Brandica, Ale, Porter
ana Ihnmpsgncs.
EghGKNCY OF TuE LAFLhEp
EAND rOWDsE COMPANY.
y. ~ COR CAMEHDH AND ROYAL a!Hi.
Gofea roasted ;or Tho ,isic =. &c - aar.
Try Ct!
Z Il. s'ii:Hj*N,
wi!ui.E}AI.x hHi, FAM!;,! GNu},an
TIA DEhI.Ei! AND G,is'mi%@inN
MERCHANT.
=" - nn:i!1 i-:,,,l r. r,sr Marie; e:.r.a
AlGt&EIFi.. Va.
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SUGAR CURED BREAKFAST PIECES
~ very nice, No Mcss Maukere end Pu!o"
mae Shsd a.
nov 10 w. A. JOHNSON Sc C3S.
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.ssS.f-E, .7sfSSEkEE'

Tho steamers Of This company mako connsc.
hHns i! Norfolk for Boston and all points East ::
>: New Eol!; with all points Yves. and North
s7aSt, sad III Il c= urlria with Virginia Midland
is"iroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad,
jhr"1@h rates civcn and freight handled caro-.
fully md prcmptly. For further information
snTiy 10 r. i. REID, Agent,
J,nuoy's wharf.
bAAuHL BATON, President.
Office under Natl. Metrop. Bank,
:op &I-tt Washington, u, G.
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as ORDERS FROM TIE COUNTRY vii
w. S. MOOR,F.

lccGiEo special attenLion.
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NTASHiNGTON II OHIO KAILBOAl
WINTER AERANG RMEET,

WINTER AERANGEM EET,
Beginning Oct. d. 1879.
The MAIL. TRIAL n will leave Washington Z;
y W q. m. and Aloxandria st . Us 8. II. dsily,
except Sunday; pass Lecsburg, going west
ward, st | III u. m and arrive At Round Hi.
ct IL M. Loavo Round Hill st l22::30 p. H.; pass
Leoshurg, going eastward, at | III In, and ar
rive al Alexandria IT 3:l5 p. M, and at WISH.
ington al 3 30 J.. III
The ACCO TRAIN llos7n
Washington at ~ and Alexandria at 4 Is .. N.
daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Leesburs
AT u al p. m. Leave Leesburg a 4 W =. III,
and strive at Alexandria nj Sl5 g. H., arh
Washington At 8 20 a m.
1T Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
u Potomac Railroad station st9 W 8. H. and l. -
p. MI, sDd 60 through without chsngo Gf cni 8.
The 800 q. m. train from Ale1anGris snd l2.>!
p. H. train from Round Hill connect 81 Eouai
Hi with Harris Daily Line OF Cogcho:
for Snickersville, BorryYille and Winchester;
also with Reamcr' slime of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldo and Middloburg.
Both trains, westward, mako close connections,
It Vienna, with Sisson's Line OF Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, ri sss Der fmiir
AnnuSl tickets, $50.
t. II. HAVENET:,
OCT lii Cenorsl nicke. Agent.
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4 DENSON PRESERVED CHEZ.
a RlES, Ounces, Pine Apple, Ensobe-Tis5,
RUINS snd Peaches. in five p6und r.iIs rcaoiy
ed and for ssle by L. W hVsRY
dec5 D; ~.
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SSJlNDS0R COFFEE POTSl
se WINDSOR COFFEE POTS
We hsvo just received 81 invoice If the shove
ce!ebisied Cctlae Pots, which are pronounced
THE REST hy all who have used them.
MCLEAN ,E UHLER,
oct Il T6 King street,
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GIGAKSl CIGARsl CIGARS

H'lNE CANDIES-A largo invoice of Gnc
Candies Just received and for sslo WHOLESALE
and retail by
DEC III j. c. MILBI(RN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-12-17

HARVEY TILDEN, Judge. N. A. CHASE, Register
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District O
Washington during the week endino
Dec. 18th, 1879:
Dec. 0. Geo. Bliss estate-Lucinda
Bliss, Administrative; A. f. Denny and
Geo. II. Crane, appraisers and commits.
sioners.
Dec. 10. David Callahan'5 estate-Ni-
chael Lynch. administrator; Thomas
Clancy and Michael Donnelly, appraisers
and commissioners. j. p. Warmers es.
Observation-Disclosures account referred 10
January Sd.
Dec. IL. Azuba Simons's estale-Zenos
Glazier. administrator; C.. NJ. Johnston
and VIM. Tucker, appraisers and commits.
sioners. Daniel raft's estate-commission.
ers' report returned.
Dec. -. Orvis Camps estate-admip.
istration account allowed and ASSIGNMENT
made. R. G. Sherman's estate-adminis.
tration account allowed. assignment and
dividend made. Esther Nesmith's estate
commissioners report returned.
Dec. Is. Daniel Harris estate-license
to sell real estate granted. William In
gals estate-Samuel Ingalls, and Geo.
Daggett. administrators; II. W. Heaton,
5. 5. Kelton and A. Johonnott, appraisers
and commissioners.
Dec. 10. Josiah Chases estate-ad.
mlnistration account referred TO January
9Th.