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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINUIUNt Jan. y, INFVs
The following the business transacted in the
Supreme Court of the United States to-day
ON motion Of G. A. Seward. Edward NJ. shepard,
of New York city, and Edward Bissolt, OF Toledo
were admitted to practice.
No. 9S3. Michaoi Ryan, appellant. VS.. The Central
Pacific Railroad Company.--Argument continued by
s. w. sanderson for appellee and concluded by As
sistant Attorney General Smith in behalf OF the
United States, intcrvcnors.
No i53. The southern Express Company. appel.
liant, vs. The Western North Carolina Railroad Com
pany.--Atuucd by g. A. seward for appellant and A.
\. Merrinlan for appellee.
No ibl The North 81. Louis Savings Association,
plaintiff In error vs. John Il. Brockschmidt ct AL
submitted BIZ j. v. Broadhesd aud A. W. Stay back for
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

KEENY-SHAprER.-On the 27th inst, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents. Millburn N. j.. by the
Rev. Ferris Trip, NELSON H. KEENY, of Brook
lyn, to SADIE, daughter of William Shapter, Esq. No
cards.
KoHLBERG-TAUssIG.-OnS Sunday, January &c, at IL
Reservoir av Jersey City Heights, by the Rev. DR..
Gottheil, MANFRED p. KoHLBERG, OF San Francisco,
to HENrIErrE, daughter of Mrs. +. Taussig.
San Francisco papers please copy.
TRUrHERs--WoOD.-On Monday, December 81,
1877. ROBERT STRUTHERs. Jr., to SABINA REDMOND,
daughter of J. Walter Wood, of South Orange, n. j.
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ALWAYS WITH YOU"

There was received at the HERALD Office yesterday
from E. G. 81 for the family at No. 236 Greenwich
street and 50 for the general fund.
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales made at the Real Estate
Exchange, January 2S:-
r.. v. HARNETT
Executors sale of the three story and basement
brick house, with lot 2l.10x92 No. 30 West 18th
St, n. S. 1866 it, W. of Sth av., to Stephen y.
r. DALEY.
Public auction sale of the buildings. with lot
23x70. 10. Nos POS and 2O61s East Houston ST.
running through to mo. 80 LIST av., to Matthews
Anureas S,'U
Total. O75
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The General Sessions Grand Jury Of the present
term was dismissed yesterday by Judge ailderslecve
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INTEREsTING TO SHIPPERs.

In April. 1877. David H. sherman and H. Morllo
Gett shipped on board the City Of Brussels. of the
Inman line of steamships, large quantity of beef
and mutton for Liverpool the same being packed in
sixteen tons Of ice in refrigerators. On the second
day the steamer broke her shaft. after which the
balance Of the trip was made with SAIL the entire
trip. will be remembered. occupying thirty
eight days. Meantime the ice in the refrg-
orators melted and the ships supply also gave out,
the result being that the meat began to decay and
was thrown overheard. AS the steamship refused to
make good the loss, suit brought by Messrs.
Sherman L. Gillctt to recover the amount of such
loss. alleged to be S32,7S7 The trial Of the suit
begun yesterday before Judge Landon, in Part 3,
Supreme Court, Circuit. The defendants, in their
answer claim exemption from liability by the bill OF
lading and that by its conditions it cannot
be held liable account of the decay of the meat
of injury to the machinery. They further set up
that the delivered to their care but left
i'll the of agent of the plaintiffs, and that it
was thrown overheard because its detention would
have been detrimental to the health of the passen-
gers. AS final defence it is claimed that the Court
has jurisdiction. as the ship is an English steamer
and subject only to the British laws The trial will
probably occupy two three days. Messrs Luther II.
Marsh and John D. Warner appear for the plaintiffs,
and Messrs. Alexander Green for the defendants.
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with the thanks Of the Court having disposed of all
the business laid before 1t.
Jesse r. Randell. young man OF very respectable
appearance was charged with obtaining money upon
inortgaged furniture from Mr. Richard Field. auc-
toneer of No. 1872 Canal street. Circumstances have
transpred since his arrest that convinced Mr. Field
that Randell was innocent of the charge and he
thereupon requested the District Attorney for per
mission to withdraw his complaint. This request
however was refused, but ON motion of Mr.. Edmund
f. Price yesterday, Mt General Sessions, nolle
prosequi was entered and the prisoner discharged.
Bernard Goldman is mendcant who perambu-
lates the Fourth ward. and who usually carries
pacard calling the attention of the passer by to the
fact that is deaf and dumb. He made his appear
ailce in the Court of General Sessions complain
ant against Margaret Mclaughlin. of Water street,
whom he charged with stealing from him So. He
admitted ON the witness stand that he did 'the deaf
and dumb business and told his story with such
effect that the accused convicted and sent to the
Penitcntiary for one year.
Alfred Tegetmeir through u solemn promise OF mar
riage entered into between the two, subsequent to
vrons she bsogt smt nomnay for
limited divorce. but practically to have their alleged
marriage declared valid. the object being to compel
him to support her. Judge Van Worst, before whom
the tried at Supreme Court Special Term
gave his decision yesterday declaring the alleged mar
As o pedier named John McNulty was going
through Catharine street he met James MCGOWAN
and James Smith, and asked them where lac could ~,
bert House, but refused admitance, as McNnlty
was in state of intoxication McNulty charged that
at the bottom of the stairs MCGOWAN and Smith over
powered him ana robbed him of seventy-fve cents.
An Indictment was found against MCGOWAN, but the
complaint against Smith dismissed In the Court
of General Sessions yesterday MCGOWAN was con
vcted and Judge Gldersleeve sent him to the State
Prison for three years.
A young man named William Savage stole gold
ring the 10Th inst. and sold it to Mr.. Louis Des-
lurey proprietor of restaurant at No. 81 Clinton
place. On the following evening Savage returned to
the restaurant in with who called
himself 'Detective James smith, who stated that he
had Savage in custody ana promised to deposit the
ring with the property clerk until after his prisoner
conviction. Mr.. Desurcy surrendered the ring, but
soon learned that Smith accomplished
swiudler The two thieves were arrested. In the
Court of General Sessions yesterday Savage pleaded
guilty, and sent to State Prison for three years.
Smith tried aud convicted, and Judge Glider
sleeve imposed upon him u similar sentence.
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THE COURTS.
SHIPPING BEEF TO EUROPE
Another Chapter in the Varied Legal
History Of Red Leay."

In q suit by John Guilty against William Harrng-
ton brought to trial before Judge Goepp. OF the Ma
rine Court, the defendant ordered by the Judge
in court to be committed for alleged perjury in his
amended answer. AS ex-Judge Quinn. the plaintiffs
counsel alleged. urged the proceedings for per-
jury. Mr.. Harrington brought suit. in the Supreme
Court, against both jointly for $4,000 damages for
false Imprisonment. The case came before Judge
Lawrence in Supreme Court, Special Term.
yesterday. on demurrer to the complaint. ex-Judge
Curtis appearing for Mr. Harrington. w. T. b. MILL
ken for Judge Goepp and John Z. Devn for ex-Judge
Quinn. Mr.. Miken urged that the action OF Judge
Goepp was judicial act and could not be criticised
Mr.. Devlin insisted that exJudge Quinn was simply
the instrument OF the Court well as it's officer and
that what he did was at the request of the Court.
Judge Curtis contended that the statutes of
1865 and 1867. vesting power in courts of
record to commit persons in it's presence for
perjury. did not apply to the Marine Court; that this
court was and never had been court Of record,
the decaratory act OF 1872 to the contrary nowith
standing that there is nothing in this last act giving
to Marine Court Judge the power to commit for per-
jury that tile offence charged committed. If at
all out of court; that the commitment therefore
invalid, and that the document itself possessed
legal authority, but simply he designated 1t,
legal curiosity. The Court took the papers.
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On Friday and saturday. at II o'clock AT saesroom 80
Liberty sale of elegant French Clscks real Eronzesv
FAM &c
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An important Collection of European
aud American Oh Paintings

The entire Stock finished and unfinished. Machinery.
Office Furniture Safe, OF tho well known works, for
merry X l. speth Ill Canal ST. and lo3 Elm ST. will be
sold by auction,
THURSDAY, January 30, at 10is O'Clock.
Sale to commence ut wnrerooms, III Canal ST.
The trade respectfully invited to attend.
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TSlDORE j. SwARzKOPF. AUcTIOSEER SELLS AT
IlO o'clock I'D West 18th large Cigars. Toe
elegant Fixtures showcases Figure, &C. positively
in lots. Dealers invited
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s. WEINyERGER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l.salc gold and silver Watches Opera Chains and fine
gold Jewery January 80 1Os o'clock at sacsroom No.
50 Bowcry. BY order of Herman Bolte ESQ., assignee.
Thereafter Fancy Costumes Furniture and General Mer
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FOR :iEW INH&

Tho FL Steamships r. &. EHlGf!T 81.
and JOHN GIBSON lssro taa CON- e:saiSs2,.
pany's wharf, Alcxaaari., EV EkI 500.
bay MORNING, nrd Nc~ Yc7h. ff,:n ,...,
IL East River, EVEEY %ATU RDaf =, |.A.
o'clock =, IL
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GEORGE LEARY :.
CT; NGE OF TIM l..

CUhNGE OF TIME
On ard a!iar THURSDAY, March 2U.n, tho
boats Of tho POTOMAC FERRY co. viii 'un
rs follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
e 90 ! 80. 20, 8 30 ID 81 and ii 81 u ri, AMI
IL 80, 30 81. 3 30, i 80, 30 and u u p. IL.
LEAVE WA5HlNGHON:
80, I &C. 80, . 81, - and il 30 m ~!
II 30. 30 2 %. . 50, %i3J, 5 u and 81 y. N.
NH Is GhU. II. PHILLIPS, Manager.
-. CLYDE'S STEAM LINES We K
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PRUVl.
DEHCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers Leave Alexandra EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT
URDAY.
This line cCnEoctS At Alexandria with tie o..
4. s. N. and " i q. K. Rs, anG st Philnde!
pbia with Clyde's regular Steamships for F.Il
River, Providence sad Boston.
freight Forwarded with prcmptnesa ard cs-o
free OF commissions.
No charge for transfer il Philadelphia and
0 wharfage 10 Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and thf ough bills
uf lading g:gsn. Insurance At tho Lowest rates.
Agents:
T. 4. BED, AieIanGria.
WEI. p CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia,
GEO. +. HYDE, Georgetown, d. 6.
JOHHSON Bios, Washington.
jan 8tt
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MINERAL WATERS.
BEDFORD (YiHGsNiA)
Alum and Iron Springs Water,

IL ASS AMI IlIlIo,
For certain forms Of rys2epsis, Diseases Pecu.
scrofuou: and Cutsneous Affections, DISORDERS
Of the Liver, kijneys nAa Bladder, Debility,
Malaria and Headec1r,
"Equsl 10 nny Wn!or Of is class inown 10
mo-" HUNTER MCCLURE u. D., Va.
Satisfactory IL Uta!ino Diseases sod in Ma
la.inus conditions" e. W. VAIL Ri y. Chic.
"EEicioni IS Dgsropsia and Nc'vcus li;e"Sa5
slis;oG from ini'Eta blood :"
g. t. HARRISON, Il. y.
'Ussi with saicess in certain cis@as:s 2icnliar
to females" B. KuEMkE, NJ. d., DO.
"Heneasa in Ma!ar;si Fever ara Niph.
liberia" S. =. EurH*, s"
'Invau43le in Scrofuls"
W. j. GILBERT NJ. T., y, i.
Recommended Us 8 proahyIsc.!c IN fGieW
Fever Districts y u. Il. FAIRsx, II. D, La
Junc Isl Terms $50 month. Carriages mee.
visitora at Forest or Lawyers. oich niles from
the Springs, upon sdvico a N7Tic,!. Accom-
modstions unrqusled. ri the comforts and
attractions. Sklllul Tcsidcn: Fnysicisn.
PRICES Water 80 cts, per gallon. - case
oil doz half gal. bottles. s. Is io' ssl c"sk
s for 10 gallons. 5! for 20 ssions.-on bosrd
cars al Lynchburg Va.
MASS 30 cts and ST bottle, s. 5Oaid s. for
dcz-scnt post paid. ILs Mass is tho Water
sodiGed and contains all thu curative proper
ties OF tho wster in reduced srnC"
FILi.S.-Z5 cts. " C.5, Gnd a package, or
SIZE, - 20 and S. post pstd (theaa pills con:l;.
ottho Mass in sugar coalcd pill form to sp!! d9l.
ics!e conditicns) Sample supply sen. ffee TO
any physician desiring to u3o it in practice.
Pamphlet froo upon application. This remedy
of Nature is endorsed by the Medical profession
and aLtested By results in Thousands Of cases
during the last y years Address 4. M.DAVlES,
Pres'L Of the Co., IS Main st., LynchbGIg VA.
Round trip tickets from points Nnfln and
South at reduced rates.
Sold by JANNEY 6 CO, Agents, Aicxnn'
dria, Va. GplS'"m
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WHAT TILE BUSY BEES DID.-Mr. Matthew
McPhsrson, residing few miles below town,
has q number If stands of bees in the yard sur
rounding his bouso, and last Friday turned q
couple of colts ia The yard 10 ersZ,. In broWs'
ing around, thsy overturned hive; irs.antiy'
the honey making workers assAiled ihe JuVen'le
horse-nesh, AID set them frantic with thcHstin
Mr.. McPherson's vito ran TO their relief, when
the infatuated bees swarmed abont her head ara
shoulders until they had to be brushed eif WIN WIN
. broom, -stirRing Ter most tear,uliy' aIu
almost fatally. Her physician, Dr. MOL says
that when 6e reached her. her head and meek
80 Tricky studded with the the t in 81 'nSs
without encounteiing them. The head and isce
of the unfortunate lady wero terribly swollen,
and for several hours sho was desthly SICK BY
the timely administration OF proper remedies.
however, she was relieved and is now almcat en-
tirely we'll.
One Of tho colts, the innocent author Of the
mischief, was 70 seriously stung that he died the
same nisht.-LoMloml Mirror
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.; a$uINGTON 4 OHIO RAlLE0AI

-; AsAINGTOE 4 OHIO RAlLHOhi.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
I WO TRAINS Ia .LY (EXCEPr SUN
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND BILL.
Beginning Hay j., 1879.
LeaVo Washington AT 8 W a. m. and 70 p. II.
snd Alexandria at 9 05 q. m. and 4 25 y. n.
pass Leesburg, going wost ward, at II 10 q. NJ.
and ~ p. ~, and arrive at Round Hill y. II
N. and 20 p. m. Leave Round Hill ut 30 g.
m. and 1890 p. M; pass LeosOu1g, going cast
wsrd, at 6 60 a. nj and 10 p. M, and arrieo a:
Alexandria at s ID f.. IN. ard 3:l5 D. M, and
ct Washington =! 70 B. 10. and 32j p. Al
Hs- Passengers from Washington will take
tho Washington and Ohio cars st tue Bs!timors
s. Potomac Railroad station lt9 OF a. m. and 4. -
PM, and go through TO Round Hill without
change OF ca; e.
Tho 500 am. train from Ale1aEGra and IL 80
p. ru. train from Ro"nd Hill connect 1t Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snickorsville: Borryville and Winchester;
also with Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward make close connections,
1t Vienna, with Sissou's Line Of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 3 OTIS. per mile
Annual tick cts, $50.
K II. HAVENER,
myS-tf General Ticket Agent.
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South Bound.
Mail. Express,

Neil, Southwark connects st GordonsVille,
with Ches & Ohio 4. T., Hast and West. At
Lynchburg, connects with Atlantic. Miss. y
Ohio T. K, through South vest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans, Memphis, Little Rock
and gexss-and st Danvlle with Richmond &
psn1 Tile X. < 10 South and Southwest.
Express Southwark connects o. Gordonsville
TO all points Est and West on Chos. s. Ohio K.
and North ward at Charlottesville. TO al the
Summer Resorts on the q. & q. line.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
100 8. III. and Aiexandris : Is q. H.. daily,
except Sunday, arrive at StrasburS at II Is p NJ,
connecting with tho Valley Road East and
West. Leave Strsshurg 3 Is p M, arriving Al
A!c1sndris at I So p. m.
For Middlcburg, daily connection At risiDs
station.
For Uppcrrille, regular connection at DeIs-
plane.
For WAKRENTON. leave Washington 81
I % a. N. daily.
All trsins make good. connections, st Wash.
ington, TO and from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington al
7 20 q. m, running through without change,
connecting with through Sleeper to Florida.
On Express elegant Reclining Chairs between
Washington and Danri!le.
Excursion tickets on sale st low rates to the
celebrated Resorts of Virginia ard West Var
enis.
Through tickets very low - the South and
South west.
my2i ] M. nROADUS. &. =.
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RAILROADS.

.ar e., VIHG. MIDLAND G e. s. K. T.
w JOHN 8. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On sid after SUNDAY, 7 20 a.nl., Missy 18th,
1879, Passenger trains will run IS follows:
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A1etamdria 0azette
MONDAY EVENING, MAY rs.
TO Meet Again.

10 MeCG asWIHs
To moet again Her heart is tsyed :. !,
% this strong hope, though farewell! said
Has whemed her happy lie 10 woe
As fits the bid Ger waves that to|
Where late her happy nest was made.
For him, too. life seems all 10 fade:
Yet fares be forward undlsmayed,
Locking to this ono end below
10 meet again
Day follows day; the slew yeals grow:
What had they said, could they but kn1"
How all apart their lives were LAID
With what woe had life been weighed
When each 10 each they whispered low
TO meet epalp
F. JE. Bonr1Mlon, IN Init Rcrtao for juno .
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0LD PLANTATION SMOKING TOBAC-
~ co received to-day and for sale low In
quantities to suit by
nv lG j. y. M LIB I'm.
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THILDREN'S CARKIAGHSl
~ CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
We have in store nice lot Of CbilGren's Car.
risges of The latest styles, which we are selling
them would do we'll to call snd examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
MCLEAN s. UHLER,
NH g Is King street,
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1919 GREAT 1898
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TIE NORTH, WEST s SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TKACH.
STEEL. balls, SPLENDID SCkNSHf
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
May II, l970-ll y. M.
Trains leave Washington from de:.Ot OF Bal
TlMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ne7 Of Sixth end B stI sets, as follows:
1915 u. Ut. daily, with Palace Cars. Lin
tied Express Of Pullman Psrlor Cars 3
N. daily, except Sunday. For Philsdeph'
$50 D. m. daily.
For Pittsburg and Tho West 10. so a. 10 dai!r, rnL
psrlor Cars to Pittsburg; 40 .. n. div
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Canandsigua and the North, 80
daily, sxccp: Saturday. with Palace Gar Il
Watkins. For Eimirs 1913 a. ID. tsiI7
Fer Baltimore Gao, 8.s5 $50 and 10 81 g. NJ;
100, 42D $50, 7.40 and 10. Is p. m. On Sun
day, ~ 30 3. NJ; 1.30. s 80, 7.4O and lois D. H.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For AicI.1drIs 6, 7.l6, 8, 9, III and II Il. an:
ll5, 3, III, s, go. 7, and ll.30p i, On
Sunday G: . d. M, and lis and p. NJ.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6 o.,
7.i5 sec, $50, 10 and II a.M,i, B. 1.20. S. 600
sru p. Il. AID y night.
On Sunday y! 500 AMI ID q. H., and On Pm.
THEOUHH TRAIN FOR The SOUTH, VIA
dris s! 10 3. Ii. daily sud 90 Y. NJ. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured =
principal railroad stations and ticket oiicoo
Southeast. l.. p. FARMER,
Gent. Passenger Agent
FRANZ THOMSON
General Manager. myl4
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NEW BOOKS, MAGAZGNKS AND RE
IN VIEWS, AT FEENCH'S 3S KING ST.
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Molly Bswn, o!c SI.25.
1t is tho Fashion, translated from the Ger
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High Water Mark, novel, by Ferris Ier-
ONE; 81, so.
Ali Things Pertaining TO Life, an illustration
Of Pad Peter b. &. 7, by Roy. ChsTles Z. AN
do.son; 81.
Sermons by Vim. Bacon Stevens, Bishop Pro-
testsnt Episcopal Church, Penrsy !rnnis; Sl.7o.
The Mystery of Lilo and other Papers by
Thopil!s Parsons 81 Is.
CHEAPEH THAN EVER-A full stock on
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STEAM EE@.
inland S sEAEOAED COASTISG &C.

INLAND s. SEAEOAEO COASTI&G CO
-ofthe-
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
This company oEora rnrivaled facilities fa7
the transportation Gf freight and passengers,
and will run their staar,ars regularly % fellows.
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DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
FOR GORFOLE.

The elegant, swift ard connections steamer;
LADY OF TIE LAKE and JANE MOSK-
LEY will lesve the Companys wharf, Alexsn.
dris. IS follows:
The Lady of the Lsyc every MONDAY 81
WEDNESDAY, a. O'clock y. n, and "'.
SATURDAY. 81 G.H0 O'clock u n.
The Jane Mosciey every TUESDAY M
FRIDAY, q. i o dick y III : returning, Lew
Norfolk on altcrH. te days 81 4 O'Clock y IN.
South. and with tho Merch1n.,' snd Mariner.
line Of steamers FOX Bos.u0, Providence and -,
points North and East.
Through rates given and bills 0! ,Aiiag siEnra
for Boston and Pro"iienco
Faro at greatly reduced rste'-SinSlr trip 80
Round trip (good for - i.ys) Si.rO
Table unsurpassed.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In tho Clerks office of the Cir.
Y cu. Court OF tho city Of Alexandria, on the
Isl day Of May. 1879.
The President, Directors and Company of the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia (suinz for tho use
CT VIM. B. Issacs VIM. q. Taylor and John
G. Williams. late psrtners under the firm and
style Of 1sascs. Taylcr & Wiiliams) complain
ants, against The Alexandria Canal Company,
Philip Qaigley, H. h. Wells and VIM. w.
ruugsn, Inc Bank Of the Old Dominion, at
Alexandria, 4; N. 7: Hunter, tho Treasurer
Of tho State Of Virginia, and Reuben Johnston,
trustee defendants. In chancery-on bill and
amended bill.
Memo. The object Of tho amended bill is 10
have the lien Of a certain judgment obtained by
the Farmers Bank Of Virginia against the AL
exsnSris Canal &c. and ihs executions issued
thereon acjudicsted; that the property Of tho
said Ale1sndris Canal Company may be sub.
jected 20 the payment of aaid judgments; that
the status Of certain bond Of the Alexandria
Canal Company for $1,000 for the benefit o. tho
Bank CT the Old Dominion and guaranteed by
the State of Virginia, and the rights of all par.
lies in relation thereto may 30 sscertained and
adjudicstad.
The defendants, Philip Quigey, Ii. II.
Wells and William w. DUNCAN. not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given SO
curity, according to the act OF Assembly, and
the rules Of this Court, and it appearing By
affidavit that they are not residents OF this
State, it is ordered that said defendants appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what necessary to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, q newspaper published in the city Of AL
exandris, once week for four successive weeks,
snd posted at the front door Of The Court House
of this city. A copy-test:
MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
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