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New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

Vernon Galery-of the magnificent exhibition at
Manchester. which | intended TO vislt-of Haw-
thorne, his old frend-of Charles Readc, a very de-
lightful person IN those days-until an hour was
to the street portly gentleman was getting out of
a br0ughan. The dark eyes, the swarthy cheeks,
the sombre expression and the full ouClires of his
figure were familiar. looked agan as he entered
tie door had LETT. II was Lord Macaulay. Surely,
If had called too late had lett too early. This
was the only glimpse had of .the great historian.
Ii was quite fortunate for Mr.. Sumner that the two
statesmen did not come together. There was little
esteem and 10 love between them.
Francis III. UNDERWOOD.
Boston, Oct. 81, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
COMPLAINTS OF FALSE COUNTING.

The Executive Committee OF the Irving
Hall Democracy appointed iast evening committee OF
seven TO hear complaints OF false counting aud other
Irregularities alleged TO have practced by inspect
ors OF election Tuesday last The chairman OF The
delegation each Assembly District was directed to
obtain from the Anti-Tanmany inspectors In his dis
trct snch evidence they may have OF irregularities
in the canvass Of the votes and from the watchers In
the district the for every candidate as IL was
ca led OF the polling places on elcc Ion night All
the facts collected TO be ready for use by Tuesday
next when Aldermen Will begin the county canvass
The Committee OF Seven viii meet in the office OF
Charles H. Truax IN the Bennett Building, on Monday
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
THE SUCCESS OF ROBERT H. srRAHAN.

Scnator-elect Robert II. Strahan said last
evening To TRIBUNE reporter: am elected beyond
doubt. There further question about 1t. MY
majority il Only twentysIx. but majority would be
better than defeat. have heard that Mr.. Browning
claims that the have been wrongfuy altered IN
my favor The proof that they were not altered nut
that mistake originally occurred is conclusive Ia the
first place. the inspectors I'm their signed returns say the
total vote for Senator IN the election district In winch
the principal mistake occurred 26s. Then II Mr.
Browning received li2 had 1876 votes. The total
vote III the district for Governor go. and n
the vote Tor senator .OS but only lts. thch
1O2 electors who voted for Governor did not vote Or
Senator which Is absurd. The returns were collected
ny tpe police captain, and copy sent 10 Police Head
quarers The police captains blOter In whicn he TOOK
record OF the returns gives me l26 In that district
When called at Police Headquarters the next day tue
clerk had corrected tue error ia thc returns that origin
ally came without having his atten Ion called To lhe
matter lie had discovered the mistake himself III the
XVIII Election District Of the INth Assembly Dstilc,
Mr.. Browning admits that his li7 instead OF
l49, We originally nad IT, So the estimate we made
night election contained error In his iavOr of
lO2 Yotes which beng corrected gives me Ia the entire
district 1886 and him 1879, or najJrliyin my
favor Of 26. seven good accountants have been over
the figures since yesterday. and they make the same
result"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
REpuBLICAN ELArIoN ovER sucCEss.

at a meeting of the XVllIth Assembly
District Republican Association last evening resolutions
were adopted cougratulatlng the Republican party o
the Nation upon the victories IN the various
States and thanking the Republicans of NowYork for
their hearty approval Of the platform adopted at
Saratoga and the election OF AlOnzo l.. Cornell
Under his control the resolutions stated the STATE
would BE- redeemed from Tildenism and Robinson mis-
rule With a moral certainty too, that In 1880. the
vote " NewYork VIII be for the Rpuhican candi-
date for The Presidency be he who he may. resO u
tiOI presented Dy james VI. Turner, was adopted de-
caring that Chester A. Arthur, chairman OF the
state Central Committee, In recognized the services
of one who by ability, siunch patriotism and
unag gIng energy led the Republican party To great
lasting
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. THE case of Wash-
burn against the Union Insurance Company OF Buffalo,
growing OF the destruction OF the washburn Flour
in MIL at Minneapolis May, 1873. on trial the past
aaavs nefore the United States District Court here
was d, c'aed To-day IN favor or the plnun Tie lnsur-
ance Company denied abi ~, claimlug the mill was
destloy ed By an explonoL and not BY nro
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS.
TILDEy ELECTION TRICK.
II TIIIIIT1-N TIsIlN TIVN IItTNIF'
TRYING TO ALARM RoBINsoN's OPPONENTS BY Li
IuTs

TRYING TO ALARM RoBINsoN's OPPONENTS by Lf-
ING REPORTS FROM THIS CITY.
One of the curious tricks employed by the
Democrats election day illustrates some Of the pee IL
ar methods OF Mr.. Tiden and his young lieutenans III
conducting the campaign. few days before 'he
election large number OF Western Union Telegraph
blanks were sent upon which had been written by
the process that has lately into messages
directed 10 the Cnairmen OF the County Committees
throughout the STATE but dated at noon on election day
These distributed by mail throughout the state
and were made public at noon or little after noon, az
all the polls in the counties. These pretended dls-
patches read In eject that close canvass nl the N"lr III
Nev-Sork CRY IL o'clock showed tha Robinson ilad
10000, Cornell 30 900, aud Kelly 1000 votes III tie
city. The disp icbes being read M the rohg placs
for time created some CONSERVATION among the kepu
leans aud Kelly Democrats. bat the trick Delng rh-
posed they recovered from their alarm, aud worked WIN
more enthusiasm TO the end The dispatches were
signed by William A. Fowler. OF the State Committee
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
SENATOR CoNKLING IN NETWORK.

Senator Conkling arrived at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel from Utica yesterday morning, his TO
Washington. He visited the Republican headquarters
where dispatches the for the State ticket in
various counties still being received. and appeared
be well -atsted with the result OF the election SEN
ator Conkliugs recent illness, which prevented his
taking part the campaign has left It's marks
onh IL He lOoks III. and Is sun weak
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN RICHMOND COUNTY.

Until yesterday it was generally conceded
by Republicans OF Staten Island that James T. Rob
inson Democratic candidate for County Treasurer.
had elected The discovery OF In the count,
however proves that his Republican opponent. NJ. $.
lyman has elected by majority OF at least II.
The entire ticket Of the Democrats Is therefore
defeated, and the county reclaimed
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

fitness OF things"maklng still dearer To nels
ligent lovers of hnmany. Allow me To thank for
the noble work doing and to express the nope
that will continue to pursue the pain Of coD-cen-
tlons. intelligent patriotism. A CO-wORKER.
CdHdseTdgo, Oct. u, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
JAMES ALEXANDER.

BosrON, Nov. IA dispatch from Liverpool
states that James Alexander formerly n steamship
agent IN city died this morning in Scotland, after
three days Ilness-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

viii lose nOfhng nobody VII lose anything. We nave
n surplus suppose to make mp very nearly G IoSs
and any deficiency viii be promptly supplied by our
stocklOldcrSn
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
4 HEAVY INSURANCE SUIT DECIDED

lincoln, Nsb., Oct. 27. 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-30

ENECUTOKS NCTICE.-Tho undersigned
~ hsving duly qualified before The Corpora.
Ion court OF ths city of Alexandria IS executor
of the will Of the late Judge ( u Lows
hereby givea notice TO all persons having Claims
against said estate to presen. them to him, culy
authenticated. All persons indebted to said es.
tate are required to make Immediate payment to
the subscriber
jy9.4w JNO S. CHAPMAN, Executor.
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alexandria Q5uEette
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY 80, 1879.

VICTORIA At BALM RAL--one naturally Can
no. help making Inquiries aDou. the Qaoen when
staying in the neigbborhood. Il is a neigh Dor
bo7hcod in which sno goas about in more free
and Spontaneous way taan anywhere else. She
could hsriy go about st Windsor and Osborne
IS sha does ST 8.lmorsl. The Queen is always
dressed in very plain snd quiet fashion, which
is itself rGSuke TO the ex5ravagaEt 'dressiness'
of the present day. She will enter very humble
shops II order 10 make very snail purchases
THESE purchases nre mainly intended es gif.a
20 the poor, chiefly the poor il her own service.
Sfe selects he articles. but never asks the price
The prices charged are exactly tho same as 20
sly orc else. Besides this, the Queen regularly
vista the houses OF the cottagaIg. Some touch
Ing instances Of this are given 10 the Highland
JoGrnai. Really" she raivciy ?eusrks. the
affection q these good people, who ere so very
he'r.y snd so happy 20 zee you, l.SiDg lrteI est
in Everything, IS SO very touching and interest
heard very pleasing anecdote Of the Queen
one dsy on the coach too as | went rom 3 sc.
m>r TO Blsirgowrie. We passed 2 house Whict
had Belonged to deceased genera Gicer, 6
barCIet, who hsd seen good service in the Ma
po!eonc Wsr5. He hsd built house. en- exact
representation OF LcngGoCG, where Napoleon
died. On mound ciose by :ho gate he had
erected e stsrd, where waved dsas commence
ratve Of sl the different battles IN which ne had
bIGn engaged. IND il the centre the tag OF
Wate1!co The Queen passed by, and amid I'll
the details Of her triumphant progress che omit
led to Iotico this peculiar arrsy Of hsgs.
The Old tcnoTa! YVES sorey hur, by This oruis"
sion and bemoanfd il greatly. lie, however
had friends ~ Court, aEd one of Them vcntured
to speak to EcE Majesty On the subject The
Queen. IN the mos! pTG1np. and gracious way,
wac anxious 20 21a.tiy tins OLD soldier and re-
lieve his mind. y hen she WIS next shout TO
psss tina. ro"d she caused TN intimation 10 be
gwen 90 him that She flags should DC displayed
rs HciorG, ard .hbt then he should ia.l into htr
carslcmC2 snd rice before her IS one of her body
guard to Baimoral --Lo,adou Society.
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jy 1S-w4w Comm'r,
l.. A. DAVIS, Clerk.
Com missinnors, lNioo I,,l, o., 1C-n

Commissioners Office, July 9th. 1879.
To Crawford Cushing Ad mr.. of john Il. Shir-
ley,de'cd. Z. g. Grahsni,C Taylor Ho,zclsw,
snd q. 4. Donohue
Take notice, that have fixed on the 18th dsv
OF August, 1879. as the timo and my Office, in
the town of Brownsville. ~ tho place, when and
where shall execute the requirements of the
above Decree at which time and place you are
required to attend Given under my hand pa
G4mnlssloner OF the Circuit Curt Of Prince
William County this Oh day of July 1879.
L. a. SINCLAIR
Nlcol g Meredith, p q. iyl4-wiw
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Senatorial Convention,

+. By virtue of tho authority Vested III u By thu
3tate Conservative Committee we Go hcrsby
d, sgHa.e "Wednesday. the]th dsy OF September,
1873, rs the tine aEd the city OF AIeyandris IS
tne place for holdings convention TO nominate
the conservative candidate TO represent this, the
18th senatorial district, in the Senate Of Vir,
gins.
The representation in the convention will be
one delegate for each one hundred conservative
voters and each fraction over fifty, cast in the
several counties at the LAST presidential election
The district is composed Of Alexandria city and
county, Fairfax aud Prince William.
HUGH LATHAM,
Oh. Alex. City and County Con. Com
THOMAS MOORE.
Oh. Fairfax Conservative Committee.
W. W. THoRNToS,
On. Prince VIM. Goa. Committee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
~ King George G. H, Va July q, 1870.
10 Peter b. Borst. d. E. Almond, II. j: SmooL,
assignee in bankruptcy Of w. EdWsrd Lauck,
Y. Al. Borst snd Robert Bulsrd.
leu are hereby notified this. l have fixed upon
" EpN SSDAY, The 9th day Of aug,s 81 next,
Or II not tsir, the next fair day thereafter Sun-
day excepted) to ascertain and take. at Cy office
an account OF the annual and fee simple vslua ..
the lard in The bill III this cause named, bing
the and lately owned by the said Peter B Bois.
ylng II the UPPER part of King George county,
The liens thereon and their priority, required e.
De taken by the decree of King George U,rcui.
Court rendered, in vacation, on the 18Th day of
July, 1873, in suit in chance!y depending in
said Court between Thomas N Ashby, james
=: Weaver, assisne" of s. A. Eurocker, Ssrue!
Howell, Miles White and David BumSssner
executor, &C., plaintiff, and the said p. g. borst
and Others, defe; dsnls, 81 which time and pGco
You are required to attend.
Given uude: my hsnd, as Commissioner in
s:hsnccsy OF tie said Court, tho d"y and year
first aforesaid. WM. S. BROWN, gommr.
Mason, p. 4 jy 0-wtw
f. T A co HPORATICE COURT for the city
81 OF alexandria, continued srd hel& on the
10TH day Of July. 1872 1t the Court House Of
said city:
Jsucs F. Csrlin, E. z. Cmlin and q. K. Csrin,
nsrtDers, trading under tie firm nsme Of
James T. Cariin 81 Sons. compsnsnts, VS..
Ford, deceased, b Chichester and Mary X.
Chichester, his wife and Fanny j. >hsrtfand-
Shaft her husospd Stephen II Ford, Orlsn-
do b. Ford and Josiah +. Flrd. IN infant,
and a. w. Armstrong guardian ad Item, de.
PENDANTS. In chancery
Extract from dacrae
The Court doth order, adudgs ard decrae
that this cause he, and the same is hereby, re-
terrLl to one Of the commissioners in chancery
of this cour1. With instructions to ascertain ali
report 10 this court
1st. The amount, character and value of thn
real and personal estate in the bill mentioned OF
which Josiah Ford. late of the city of Alexan-
drls, III the StNte Of Virgins, decssied, died
SEE i and possessed.
I'd The liens against tho said roa estate the
amount thereof and thoir respective prioritias
81 TO take An account of Ill Claims ssajast
the ESTATE Of tho ssid Josiah Fora, deceased
i!h, To sL.ta and settle thu sccount of Mary
+. Ford ox"cUtr;x Of tho last will aud toatamen.
of the said Josiah Fosd. decossed; ana tho sAid
commissioner ic chsncary ia hereby required t.
give notice of the time a,.d place when and
where he will proc ,ed to execute This decree by
publication in the AcIaudris ,s,9tLa a news
paper published in the city OF AleXandria. Viz
ginis, once = week for four successive weeks,
WEIGH publication shall be equivalent TO person
81 service GA the parties to this Cause.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Com nicsjnnor'c Etfi IN


Alexandria, Virginia, July rs 1879 J
The parties Interested in tn. decree from which
the foregoing is an extract will take notice :hs.
on tho Mn ErEENrH DAE OF AUGUST,
1879. at my office, room No 4, Cameron stree.
front of the aarket Building. in the city OF Al.
exsndris, Virginia, shall proceed t. executa
the same, when sad whore They are required TO
attend, with such books, papers, vouchers "na
evidence rs will enable mo TO comply with tho
said order of the court.
A. w. Chiffon.
jy 1Sw4w Commr. in Ch'v.
TN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY CUURT,
Il May 12sh. 1879.
J. i. Shirley Admir- PLAINTIFFS 9. C.Grshsn,,
.. Taylor Holtzclaw, and q. 4. Nonohuc, de-
PENDANTS. In chsncery.
On consideration whereof the court doth ad-
judge. order and decree thst one of the COM
mi sioners of this Court do ascertain aad ropor,
Whist real estate the defendant. q. E. Donohuo,
10 possessed of the annusl and fee simple value
OF the Sane: the liens binding thereon, with their
pTlorities. and shy other matter which he may
deem portlnant or s'y party in interest may 70
quire copy. Ges.e.
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BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERs.
81 NJ N Err AT BR EN- GIL I s
ICE CREAM, FRESH MILK.
BERRIES y CREAM PIE AND MILK.
HENRY BREEGLE will add this week to
his establishment, 129 King street. the

WRIST GROVE DAIRY,
supplied twice day.
BRENG LES MILK and CREAM STAND
IN TIE CITY MARKET a. Simpson, Man
sger,) will offer the richest sllk snd the purest
CreaEa eVc- produced. See and you'll agree.
Try and youth buy. Fresh Milk will also be
kept on draft rnd ice ST his King street estsb-
lshment
He oilers Candies snd Tsfy of all kinds
Black. Fruit. Pound, jelly and Fancy Cakes.
Pies specla!ty. Fruits, Nuts CONTEMPORARIES,
Water Ices and all thu delcscies of the season.
He caters for families and entertainments, SID
supplies families with milk nv 70
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IKBi1'S EXTRACT OF MEAT Valcn-
and 9lycerine, Hubbels Prepared Wheat, one
CT the best Preparations for infants food. Gran
nls, Arrow Root, Corn Starch, Tapiocs Sseo
Extracts Vanilla, Strawberry, Orange &C.
Liquid Kennel &c, just received fresh SUPPLIES
le21 4. LEADBEATEK & BKO
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Opening and Closing OF the aaaias.


CLOSING.
Washington, D. G.. North and Northeastern
ni0iia II IL. and Is p. II.
Western mails 50 and 8 Is p. n.
Southern mss. via Richmond, Vs., 6 % s.
m. snd S Gu and Q 10 N.
South sDd Southwestern mails, viz Lynch
burg, Firginis. co 9. n. and y, m.
Alexandris to Lynchburg. Va, [wsy mails}
including through mails, 6 80 r. ID. and 90 q N.
Gordo1sville AID Charlottesville, Va. 90 q.
m. and 9 GU .. III.
Manassas Division GO D. H.
Alexandria to Round H:l. Va. S 0Js. Il
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
ton, u. O. s 80 g. 10. and % and 90 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, vs., s 80 a. H.
snd on o.. N.
Southwestern mails Wis Lyachbu-g. Virginia.
Through msils) including way mails on Mdls nd
ka!lrosd, 80 a. m.
MaLassas Division 80 q. n.
Houad Hill 10 alexandria, Vs., 3 60 o. m
Otica HouTS-Otce opens al 80 a. M, and
closes OF 90 p. n.
Sunday Hours-Otice opens b: IS q NJ. and
closes al 80 w. II.
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SUPERB LINE oFTOlLMT AKTICLgs-
~ Atkinson's. Lows. Lubin's Grown" and
kde's line handkerchief extracts. Genuine Fs.
l vars toIosna; also our New Bouquet Cologne,
powders, societe Hygienique, Lubinis. Low
genuine Brown Windsor, Cyudray's Ssvon da
Glycerlne Roaee Printaniere, Cashmere Bonuet
and other fine soaps Fine English Fair Brushes
GENUINE Sep i 81 Thomas Bay Rum. Florida Water.
Je2l LUNT & DAVIDSON
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SLlGhTFUL SMOKE AND A posi-
~ TIVE CURE.-Endorsed by the medical
profession. CARL1ON'S CATaRHHhT, a.
~ S1AEEIIsS, comprising Cuhebs and Juniper
q ia ',aI WIN Ssrsm9hlna and other highly bene-
Il Ial heIos lave 10 equal for the Immediate
rellet and permanent cure of all Catarrhal arG
Bronchial Affections. They are pleasant and
reliable remedy 1t q reasonable price Cl5 cts ner
pscksgel, thus bringing them within tho resch
of all. For sale by 'i10 te"'"
j515 TUNTk n.u,o,o>r
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RARGAlAS ~ HARDWARE, CUTIE
- RY. &C., at s. King street corner of ROY,
al, Alexandria, Vs.-The subscribers have on
hand very largo stock Of goods in their line
comprising general assortment. which to re-
duce stock will he sold st uncommonly low
prices Special attention is called to q lot of
horse Malta which VIZ will sell at 10 cts per 10
and upwards Good Door Locks with Knobs 81
lcf cents esch, and Hinges, Sc ews, &c. in pro-
portion; Shoe, busting, ScrubbiDg Whitawssh
and Horse Brushes st cost; Curry Combs GO cts
per dozen, good article; in fact any article We
have on hand will De sold low during the dull
season. No need to send your money away
from home Cali and sac it will cost nothing to
enquire at SO King street, on the corner of Koy
al, before making YOU purchases
JOHN L. CREIGHTON & SON.
jy 10 Established in ls41
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VlRSINIA: At Eules held in tho Clerks
=, ,"ilico of the Corporation Court of the citv
OF a,iexsndrls, o. the "a day OF July, ls79.
B. Wheatley, Brown and John Thornton,
plaintiff, against Ids Lemo, Isaac small
El'zs Blair and the children and heirs Al law
OF William Small, deceased, whose names ara
unknown, and Anthony w. Armstrong. Adj.
mihlstrator c. t. a of Celia Brown decnsssd
defendants. N00o'''u'
Memo. The object of this suit is to subiect the
real estate OF the said Celia Brown, decossed TN
the payment of her just debts and funersl er-
expenses. "' "a
-, The defendants, Ida Lemo Isaac Small EIize
eislr and the children and heirs at law of Vii.
nam Small, decd, whose names are unknown
not nsvlng entered their appearance and given
security according to The act of Assembly and tba
Iuies OF this Court, and it appearing oy affidavit
!hat tneY are not residents of this State il
is ordered that the said defendants appear bnre
Withln one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interests IN this suit; and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandra CIV.
zette, newspaper published in the ci:y of AloT-
dria, onco q week for four successive weeks. and
posted At the front door Of the Court House of
Ibis county. A copy, test: "a
v r NORTON MARYE, Clerk.
s s. @s% &. Brent, Dq. " 5-v4v
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WHOLESALE GROUEES,
GENERAL COM MISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers il
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have OF hand GIDSQN'S XG, EXI, XXXX
and FUEE DAD RYE. OLD CASlN&T
AID MONGGHAA WHISTLES; also BAK-
Frs and T II q ii PSON'S PURE RYE
WHISTLES, TO which they invite tho s.tonlioD
OF the traGo.
also scent tor the sale Of L:FLlN l.
BA NUS RIFLE FCWDEE.
Orders from the country For merchandise shel!
receive protngt attention.
Consgnmsnts OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for whi9h they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron aid korsl sts,
Ai"Ea1!r!s, Va. cry II
II Aklo" BROS
wHCLFshLE
GHOCEES. CUMMIS5ION slENCHAHTS,
And Dealers in
JOHN GIbSUN'S SGH g CO.'S. ChS1NnI
=, Xxx and EAN WHISTLES, aE,!
Tbompson's Pure Rye Whskey; Foreign
ESines and Brandias, Ale Porter
and ChamHsgnes.
N. w. COR CAMERON AND ROYAL SITS.
Coffee roasted for the trade At 75c per sack.
my 6-tf
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ME SELL nice Gunpc WIDER, japan and
w Oolong TEAS, pure and of fne flavor
for 80 cts. Try them and you will be- pleased
jy7 F. j. DAVIDSON, 147 King 81,
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE--rhe SUBJ
g .crbar. having duly qualified bafo.e thu
County Court Of Fairlaa County, VI, AS al
minlst.Sior on the estate OF II ARHISON EN-
EkSoN, late Of said county deceased, hereby
gives notice to AL persons havil z CLAIMS against
ssd estate 10 present them to him, duly suihens
t!caled. AL persons indebted to said estate srs
required TO make immedis.e paym cnt 10 the sub
sCIlber. ALBERT STTTART adn,,
Tvs w4T
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NOtice.

T" the Con&erva:ice ootcI's II AiGr05n}ria city
art C tnty.
The Conservative voters OF Inc city snd County
will assemble in their respective wsrGs and dis
tricts, at the ususl places for holding ward and
district meetings, on MONDAY, August ll!h,
1879. at o'clock p. H., for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates to represent this city and county
in the State Senatorial Convention, which con-
venes in Alexandria on Wednesday, September
18th. 1872
The ratio of representation vii! DO one delegate
for each one hundred Conservative voters and
each fraction ever fifty, Gas. in the i.s! presdan.
tial election.
By order OF The Executive Committee:
Hvou LATHAM, Chairman.
Jas. Z. CAToS. Secretary.