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taT

H1FsEuLs letter Ointment viii cure all
scabby or scsly seases OF the skin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-27

BLESSED are the peacemakers. ~
SAID the small boy who dropped cost
ly vase.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-27

IT makes person feel sad to hear a
crying baby, suffering probably from
some slight pain, which could be easily
relieved by the use of DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup, which Is for sale at all drug
stores.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-27

y STRONG viii does q man more good
in Jlis life than % lively Imagination.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-27

FAhiLik8 That cannot pay the baker
are liable % De stricken from the rolls.
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As Sins proceed they ever multiply 4:
IKE figures 30 arithmetic, the last
stands for more than all, thgt went be-
fore IT,
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WESTERN paper describes a vary
slim man az being tall enough 10 20 IN
TO the woods aud pick a mes OF squir-
role.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-27

At the last meeting Of the French
Academy OF Science NJ. l.. Brault read
u memoir on two phases OF the annual
circulation of the air. The study of
barometriO pressure over tho entire
globe had led to two important results /;
i. Ia summer the lowest pressures on
the continents are in the northern hemi-
sphere, and the highest continental
pressHres In the southern hemisphere :
In winter, on the contrary, the lowest
continental prsssures are i'm the south
hemisphere, and the highest i'm the
northern. Thus summer exists In the
North wheu the great minimum pres
sures OF Central Asia and of North
America, and the maximum pressures
OF South America, Australian and
Southern Africa are established. s.OD
the whole surface of the earth the low
est continental pressures OF the summer
months become in winter the highest,
and. reciprocally. the highest becomes
The lowest. Between the two seasons
the pressure 10 greatest In the North
Atlantic and South Pacific Oceans.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-27

KISSES are the right kind Of smacks
20 san down the stream Of life with
although taking bus b. not bad
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-27

THERE is plenty Of bottom there .,
remarked a sporting man, pointing to "a
PEDESTRIAN With pair Of enormous feet.
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SCIENTIFIC.

Engrarirg Copper Rolers.-Copper
prlnting-rOllcrs are usually engraved
In two ways, one of which is the inn
preston OF the pattern by means of
q steel die, process which sometimes,
10 In the case OF heavy furniture pat
terms, Is supplemented by direct engrav-
ing with a craving tool by hand. The
other plan is etching. the substance Of
the copper being eaten away by the APP
plication OF acids. This process gives
nice shading, and when judiciOusly en-
ployed is of much use. Generally this
method consists In covering the roller
with "A mastic or varnish, which protects
the places which are not TO be acted up
on, and which leaves the pattern to be
engraved open. The roller thus pre-
pared Is then plunged into a bath Of MI
trio acid of l5deg. or stronger. Some
times little hydro-chloric acid Is add
ell TO favor the dissolving action of the
acid. The operation generally takes
no more than five or ten minutes. This
process has grave Inconvenience, es-
pecially In places where there Is not u
sufficiently strong ventilation to carry
of at once the fumes which are formed
In large quantities. This free acid Is
not only dangerous for the workpeople,
but, spreading in tho room, soon affects
the machines. lherc IS also TINS draw
back, that the acid acts underneath the
varnish, resulting in unclean edges of
the engraving. A German chemist has
for some time employed chronic acid In
place Of nitric acid, and from all ac-
counts with very satisfactory results,
especially in damp localities. The at
tack OF this acid upon the metal is lit
tie slower, but the engraving is sharper
and cleaner. The solution il the fol-
lowing:-5 or. Of commercial bichro-
mate Of potash dissolved i'm 20 OF. OF hot
water, after which II OF OF suIphuric
acid OF SO deg. are carefully added, and
che whole well mixed. This bath gets
brew a from usage; If after few days
it becomes much so IL must be thrown
away. It is necessary in order TO OBJ !;
tain sssd results, to heat slightly the
bath, which is done by placing the
trough containing It into a bath OF tep-
10 water. The cost OF working with
chromsc acid thus obtained is said TO
bo cheaper than with nitric, and alto
gsthor IL appears to have many features
10 rscomend il to calico printers.
-
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VEGETINE.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Nervous Debility an4 So, I,I.nS-

In a most all cases sleeDiessDessi Is a syrnpf Orn
OI sotne D her disease AM can only be Temedied
~ the removal OF the latter NJ frpquentIy
however, runs 50 prominent a feature .ss 10
Ithuer II necessary 20 be- Jrta ed as on original
ulseast. Inter Sc mental excitement con- Inued
UP 20 the period q going 70 rest. sedenfary
"a 'Ults. ne hhOitual us OF coffee. also weakness
oi tne digestive organs are frequent causes OF
THIS ouble. The Des and slmi,le I temedS ~
Nik,,hIiNk and any terson who annOt sleep
nlish,s SHOULD make ~ duty 10 keep a bottle OF
.hls ming OF iemedi IS always m the house and
70 take good Ose OF II ia Z before retiring Tor
~ niSh-. ~ Will be sure TO prove Natures
sweet rteioref. and 10 i've 20 the patient thar
IeIIe,hlng sleep which every wear. ed frame
eIanus SO much In need OF. FOR small chill Iren
SIM ted Win wind. undue eX element AMI the
agOnits winch accompany q 1cult Tee hing
19Othlng viii he 'Ound saier or better than a few
uIo,s OF NtGETISB 10 win u once res ore ouiet
70 'ne nervOas ~ stem, ana give lee 10 a natu-
a. anu ,c ca y sumOer. Although VEGErIsg con
,Aihs hol one particle OF opium or other arcOfic
10 any shape or form. IL vet has "A fnost soot %
S , OF the whole system. AID s. orks In a. n
monin's. 'SV NSSS-
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LBronehitis 3 Deafnegs.

ing power ~ once. sThls treat
etc., Sent Free
933 Arch 81, Philadelphia. Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

Mail, Southwark, connects E! Goraonsville,
with ChoS. u Ohio Il. T., Hast aud West al
LyncEburg, connects with A.lsutic, Hiss. sc
Vhio Il. 4, through South vest Virginia. 10
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Roc.
and Iexss-and at Danvile with Rich mund s
DnnVllis 4. j., to South and Southwest.
Express Southwark connects q. Gordoneviile
to oil points on Ches. & Ohio, anL at DqNril,s
TO all The SOUTH and Southeast
ElAED TRAINS for Main Limo locvo Ale
exaAdrls daily, except Sunday, 500 q. m and
w p. m ald returning arrive O. Alex sndrla
w p. m. and O5 p. m.
For FL MANASSAS LINE leave WASHINGTON
I W q. nj. and Alexandria IS a. HI, daily,
except Sunday. arrive at Strasbu1g at II Is p. m,
connecting with the Valley Road Esst and
West. Leave S:rssburg 70 p. M, arriving al.
Alexandria at 7 50 p. m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lS!ON lesves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at IS a. M, and returns Acn-
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 60 p. NJ.
For hiddleburg, daily connection a. Plaiua
station.
For Upperville, regular connection st Dcip-
plane.
Fer WATERMELON, lesve Washington al
I CO q. m. and 6 Is p. n. daily.
ELL trains make good connections, q. WASH.
lngton, to and from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington c.
w q. NJ. running through without change
On Express train leaving Washington ct Is
p. n Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
with extra charge only 81, through 70 panville,
connecting to sll South.
Excursion tickets on sele st low rates to the
celebrated Resorts of Virginia and West Vir-
ginis.
Through tickets very low to Tao South and
Southwest.
sepl3 i'm. BROADUS, G.T.a
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Opening and Closing OF the azails.

CLOSING.
Washington, d. G., North and Northeastern
mails II N. and Is p. IL.
Western mails 30 snd Is D. M.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, 6 % 0,
N. end 90 and 8 on p. m.
South and Southwestern mGils, via Lynch.
burg, Virginis, 90 a. u,. and 9 p. n.
AIexsndr;s to Lynchburg, Va, way maile)
including through msi!s 6 On g. II snd 8 90 D. N,
Gordonsville and charlottesville Va, i 10 a..
N. and 8 00p. m.
Manassas Division 90 a. Il.
Alexandria to Round Hill, Va, 4j q. nj
OPENING.
Northern and Western msils, via Washing
,on, D. C., 8 50 g. m. and ? % and 6 CO y. IN.
Southern mails, vim Richmond, Va, 30 q. H.
nd % p, m.
South western mails via Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through nails) Including way msis or Midland
Rsirosd, S 80 o. II.
Manassas Division 6 so g. H.
Round Hill ID s.loEandrIa, vs., 8 so p. Ill.
Ctlico Hor -s-Nico "Hens Ut g 30 Z. ~, aid
cioIts st w p. II.
Sunday Hours-OGiGe opens at 45 o. nj. al j
closes at 8 30 a. m.
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esss> WIN IJAs NOT pvpg R1,1or-

a VINO HAS NOT BEEN BILIOUS PROB.
ab'y no one. Doubtless We lave all Runared to
some extent the aissreeable sensations which q
disordered on la5guid liver csn inlics, Ssilow.
ness of the akin, constipation, nausea. vortigo
soreness IN tho 7icinity Of the orgsn affected, 8
sensation es Of congestion in the head, positive
headache. Il less Of appetite, extreme thirst, u
high color of urine $40 among the symptoms
which announce perverson or vitiRtiUn Of the
bile. Tho remedy crTenedies for the above is
Bostetlers sty'rach BlL.ers, administered By
medical mon; pronounced pure and wholesome
BY them, and popular ss comprehensive fam.
edy for chils and fever snd bilious renittents
throughout America, sud to wide extent in
foreign ccuntries. disorders in the stomach and
bowels. as well rs liver Hre speedily rencdisble
With this popular and time honored medicine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

~ The oi:ers and members Of Oriental
Lodge. No. &. Is. T., arc requested 10 attend a
called meeting ST their hail this Saturday
night, Sept, 18Th, OF o'clccs. Members of 10, s
are invited 10 attend. BY order Of tie &C.
IL GEORGE HAETzMAN.
By VEoal S Lucas, Auctionears.
10y VIRTUE Of q decree of the CORPORATION
~ Court foc the city Of Alcrandrs, Virginia.
rendered ~ tho September term, 1879, OF said
Court, IN The chsaccry Cause Of Hodgkin ct els.
VS.. Hodgkin {. as, .ha subscriber who WAS
thereby appointed &3 commissioner OF sslo in
said cause, will GIposo for sale by public auc.
ton, on SATU RDAI, tho In day Of October,
1872 at II -, in front Of the Market Building,
en- Hoya! street, IN the city OF Alexandria, Vir.
ginis, q LOT OF GROUND, with FRAME
STORE and y YELLING thereon in the said
city o. Alexandria, situated Of tho southwest in
teraecIon OF Qlosn aud Pitt s:roots. in front on
Queen stree: 70 fest inches, and in depth 20 f.,
with tbs exclusive right TO small alley.
TeTc:s Of Sale: One fourth OF tho purchsse
money in cssh. ard tho residue in three equal
payments st e. T. and Is months from tho day Of
ssIo; the ds!o:rcd payments TO boar interest
from the Cay OF sala rad TO be secured BY the
notes of the purchaser, with approved aecurity,
and tho retention OF the title 10 the property un
til they are psil. JAMES B. HODGKlN.
Coam'r. of Sale.
4 AZ, III HD1 ihb1 httef lu9 s4te oil Tho a6Cve
= described property, tho LOT or GROUND
sdloining tie sGmo on tho south will bo offered
for sails This o. is Improved with BRICK
and FRAME BUILDING, formerly used as a
whoelwright and blacksmith shop, and large
and substantial FRAME BUILDING, divided
into three dwellings The lot is 70 fco! wido on
the north, g. feet. incho; on tho south. and Ill
fee: inches in depth.
a plat Of the property Will te shown on The
day OF Gale, snd ihe terms OF tule made known,
sepl3-td J.BH.
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L!ce6YeriEe,

CINCINNATI, Sept. ]3-Judgo Du,ltv5, Of
Chicago, tas ils: arrived is ibis ely from
North Benninstop, w., where he wcns to at
tend; on Cen. Robert G. Sctenck, whose death
has been hourly expected for weeks. lie re-
ports the General as improving aud thinks he
is likely % rccuVer.
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Killed hts Wife.

HUDsoN, n. Y. Sept. ia naa named
Henry Moett, residing 10 Taghksnick, 10 this
ccuoly. deliberately killed bis wife and fatally
wounded Jsckob Proper, her plramour. The
cause vas JEALOUSY. The rriscacT surrendered
himself. lie is row 10 all.
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il said they will c5uti6uo 10 Dc SO, unless To-
tcIfsred Will. There Ta5 rumor yesterday
that tho zen 10 one Of the Barton miDCs had
struck for 6fty CENTS at the oloSo of their day $
work. but tho report is believed to be loccr-
-en. -
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CUR ADVANTAGES --tH? fredericksburg
5'ar Commenting upu,, ID; meeting held il
IBIS plaza lev G6H3 e.3 - i2aueure.n iraD
manufactures, says:
Alexandria ard Fr5Gr:icS sburE both ;,5,sass
Immense Gt:aliages 0go- hundreds Of more
pCpalou3 Ciio1 and tO%Es II the North, whe.e
!hhoanI'aoio locations GEvc bean mastered By
Wills tAsL proved 10 ba id ,n.aj,n ana uharo
coursgo oTcicSne natural disadvantages. We
nave III both localities, chaap labor, and health
az every maa 5 door the latter TO be had :or ,he
SINAI! cost OF tho nhsG!ICn OF li!c Importing and
Eea!th invgOtstiRs b:ecZ2s which wait I'll cir WEI
rom tie highlands 10 Tue 80. We nave in Spot-
sylVania precious iron orr! from Who:e beds Horc
nanu!actuFeG the shO. and shell usaG by our
uoVernmcnt IN tEa war with Mexico in ISIS
and When were sources Of wCSlth TO tho county
NJ mat tine. The gam of tho iron MSS aWsys
been recognized IS equal - the Scotch pig metal
hhd admirably adapted for stoves hollow ware,
&c Our forests gre large aid charcoal can be
made as cheap IS any where on ssrth. Bcsidee,
we nave railroad connection with the coal Holds
OF West Virginia, and hooo tho day is not far
distant when We shall fad abundant supplies
much nearer homo The day OF inactivity and
financial gloom ia nearly pss;, sad the auauries
OF the future are Frightening, despite the croak-
ing CT TepuclstIoIi.ls and anti debt paying men,
Let the people CT Virginia maintain their Gnsn.
clsl integrity, and money will jus! IS surely coln
10 10 &c invested within or ooaTders, ss y7ster
ssure to find its level Mercy finds its way
where investments s-e profitable ard cCmru.
miles psy WIZ! they owe"
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Gotten OH.

NeRF>LK. VA September 13-The steamer
N. P. Banks, Of the Old Dominion Line, which
was beached opposite the naval hospital during
the storm Of August 18th, was gotten Of this
morning, She is in very good condition.
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Ea- THE GAZETTE DURING THE FAIR
Du:Ing the approaching Fair in this city, q.
which 1t is expected there will bo Thousands Of
strangers. o large extra edition Of tho Gsz,t.e
VIII be printed daily f.. circulation at the Fair,
chants vii! thus have an opportunity OF sdver-
tlslng taelr business through q channel that will
reach tie greatest number and do the most good
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bot BY an q fiicer.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Sept. l3.-OHcer John
Scbeaf thot and killed James Lee. ool:rad. here
last night. Lee resisted tho officer, and it is
said The sbCo:icg vas 10 self defensive.
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By ONesl g. Lucas, Auciioneers.

BY " Neal q Lucas, Auciioneers.
pY VIRTUE Of 3 deed oftrust executed by
- William n. Roach and wife, bearing date
the 3l6. day of August, 1878, and of record in
The Clerks Office Of the County Court of Alex
sndris County, We. tho undersigned, the trus-
tee therein named. will sell by public auction
On SATURDAY, the 18th day OF October, 1879,
at II o'clock, n. in front of the Market Build
ing on Key street, in the city of Ale1aadris,
Va, the following described property, TO wit:
a TRACT OF LAND ia Ale1andris county,
Va, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
and particularly described by metes and bounds,
in plat Of survey made by Thomas N. Garter
on the 10th of March, 1876, and attached to ard
made part Of 8 deed from Francis L. Smith,
trustee, and Margaret B. Dsngeraei6 to Court.
land II. Smith, dated the 22nd of January 1876,
which said deed is duly of record amongst the
lard records of Alexandria County Court Said
lsnd lies on the Leesburg Turnpike and &c oins
the lands Of Cassius F. Lee, John McGshsy,
and others.
Terms of Sale: For cash as to go much of the
proceeds as may DO necessary to defray the eI.
penEes Of executing the trust, including q com.
mission of five per cent TO the trustee. and TO psy
the sum of $780, with interest on SlCOO part
thereof, from August 3lst, 1879; 5000 upon q
credit of one year from August 3lst 1879 sud
5000 upon credit of two years from August
3lst 1879 Said deferred payments to bear in
terest payable semi. annually, 10 be evidenced
by the bonds of the purchaser. and secured by 8
deed of trust upon the premises. The residue CT
the purchase money, If any. TO be payable at
such time and secured in such manner as the
said William N. Roach may direct or, in case
OF his failure to give such directions at such
time and In such manner as the subscriber NAV
think f.. FRANCIS l. SMITH. Jr.,
seplo'ld Trustee
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COMMERCIAL,

ALEXANDRIA MARKET Sept I3-Elour re-
mains quiet and unchanged. The receipts 81
wheat continue good, ard prices arc still I'D.
Vancing, and to day sales wtr, made at los 100,
llO ard Ill for Ful!z. and III and 1l2 for Lsn.
caster, with sales Of $500 bushels. Corn is quiet,
with Light receipts and ISLES of S15 bushels ct
e4i a1o o.. NO Rye reported, aAd l18 bushels
OF oa'' sold at g aDd SO.
COAL REpoRr.-The following is q report Of
the receipts and shipments of coal during the
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal Co., J. 81. Parrot, jr., Agt... lI5l
lamp. q Bait, Edward Herbert, Agent.
D. L aRne" u Co...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4t0
Total ''".'.."""......,. .......,,......... 1910
SHIPMENTS.
american Coal .....". 2,T3l
damp. q Bait ..--............. ..,........... 834
y. L. AgneW q o..",",.................... 3.5
Iotal..."".. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $40
BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.-Thers was no Stock
market ms to- day in consequence of the death of
M VIM. McKim. Cotton firm middling l:S.
Flour higher and active; Howard st. and Wost.
ern Super 25aS3 75 do Extra 25aS4 rs; do
Family 25sS5 IS; City Mills Super 25sSS rs;
do Extra 4 25.$4 rs; do Rio brands s T5sSG
Patapsco Family Sc 60 Wheat-Southern firm
and sctive; Western excited and higher; South.
ern req i09sll4; do amber ll6s1l8; no Ma.
llG; Sept ll5ssll59; Oct ia! ,ll42; Nov Ida
llati Dec 1l41all4f. Corn-Southefn essiar for
While, and yellow nominal; Western higher sad
sctiVei Southern white 81; do yelow-no ciT4r-
lnes; Weste mixed spot 50; Sept 4Q2s495; Oct
4:tssedi Nov 4s3a4e2i slesme1-no bid. Oats
q ahiet a en- steady; southern 1884; Western
Rye quiet st 60ae3 Hay steady and without
change. Coffee firm and strong; Rio csrsoes
cId lltsl4ti new l2al5 Whiskey quiet at 81 o..
New York. Sept l3.-Stocks strong. Honey
BAD. Flour unsettled. Wheat active Corn dull
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. SEP rEMBRl3.
sun sisos...:..-- 40 Sun sets............. G Il
ARRIVED.
Schr h l. James, Baltimore. to W a Smoot.
Moore.
Schr VIM d Marvel, Providence, to master.
CLEARED.
Str George Lesry, Norfolk, by P B Hooe.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, By F A Reed.
StrJ W Thompson. lower Potc By 4 Reed.
sch: Vaudusen, Ro:toD, By American
-. so 6 Maggie Chadwick. Boston, by Ameri-
PASSED UP.
Echr American Team.
PASSED DOWN.
Schr Carrie S Hart.
MEMORANDA
Schr koxanns cleared from Baltimore (os this
port 18Th.
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Gov, McCIeIIan.s Condition.

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 13.-Gov. Mcclellan
was much better this moroing, and bis physi.
Clans say taa; hs j. entirely out Ct danger.
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Heavy YIELD. Wy. 7. Runsey. VITO re
sdea rcar Fairfax Court House, made snd har-
vested ;fis year 81 bushels of wheat from 23
ac:c', % which he sowed thirty bushels. This
Is tqnsI, 70 2l 1928 bushels per ac7c, and
IL . / Gush!is 10 TIC onc SOC Cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

WEATHER PROF. DJLI7IEg, .Scptr j.. 1879.
&c; the Middle Atlantic Ststcs partly cloudy
ard cloudy weather, occasional light rains,
soutneT!y w!nds, vcerng 20 westerly, stationary
ten! ,srs.ufa, and generally lower p.ossErc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

The fall tl,war, g5owing at the SJ!di.rs'
Cemetery are very pretty. Somas OK combs sent
10 this clio, TO day were particularly h,nGs3me.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

TIE Picsbytery Of tie Chesapeake will meet
ia Waterford, L>u1ouu county, Wednesday, at
$ p. H.. aud vii! be op,acd With sermon by
Rev. l.. b. Turntuli. OF Fsrmwcl, tie retiring
moderator. tbs peivi;cI will continue e,y,raI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

TRIP CMlTTED.-lt will be seen that The ttip
Of The Jane Mosely 10 Norfolk on Tuesday next
is 10 b. omitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LADY.-Mrs Jan.
nett Brown, wife OF MIR. j. Wallace Hooff, died
last night after pro!rsCled illness. She Was
dc:erVedly highly esteemed for her many ad
uiratl, traits OF character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

SALE or A HOUSE.-Mr. Thomas Downey
hss purchased from Mrs. S. A. StoutenburE,
niece OF the late Jcs,ph Coopey, the brick
house aoi jinlug his store. on the corner Of
Royal aud Cameron strSc.s, about tweniy-three
iCcl front Gu Gam roc Greet, for 81 400.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

DETAINED LETTERS. Letters addressed to
). B3Gs!oEcT, Washington, d. G; Mrs. Mary
DAwhcy, Gaargctowo, d. g.; Trink Day, Bslsi.
mcfH, Me-, ind Wm. S. Green, Glendale,
Nd, ere detaned in tho Postofnoa here for
Msni q ncstasr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

y IuRNAMENr will DO held next Wednesday
Cd the land Of Dir. J,bn Henderson, about 8
ni es below this oily. en- the old Mt. Vernon
rGai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

ALEXANDRIA CANAL-The repairs 10 The
Alexandria Canal Aqoeducs have been con
pleicd. and water will DO let 10 aud Gavisatioo
resumed on Moudar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

AMONG The cps caters asd invited luests OF
The exhibition GRILL OF the Washington Light
Infantry 10 Washington. last night. wsro Can't.
+. H. SEi,h. Lieu's. Geo. McBurney and
Ffark Msrbury, Of the Alexandria Light IT,
ian!Iy, and Eimued Burke. efn tf this cilv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

WITHDRAwN.--The properly occupied by
Dir. A. Giaches, Oh King street, advertised to
be sold to-day by E. f. MI rsdth, com nissiorcr,
Hss withdrawn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

POLICE REPORT. There were no cises at
the Mayors or Magistrates Offices to day.