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Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
An Appeal AnsWered.

The Novaja Vr,ln a tells the follow
ing touching story about most extra
ordinary letter which recently was de-
liv-rrd or about to be delivered into
the st. Petersburg mail An imperial
officer. at the lower end Of the ladder,
Died sud icnly aud left his wife and three
children entirely unproviled for. After
the lapse Of a couple of months all the
furniture and clothes Of the family had
gone to the ptwnbrok"r's shop, and
nothing was left but coli, starvation
and an unpaid r,nt bill. IN this misery
the rl,i.st child, boy Of i y" =, sat
lown and wrote in secrecy the fol-
lowing letter:
my SWEET LORD: Mother and my
two little sisters hav" netting to eat,
and are very hungry. Won't you
please send me- 3.k"p.kS that may buy
bread to them, and shall pay ba.'k thr
money whom row bigger. Yours
truly. j.
VITA t;.r tt~r, whirh wa aldr !, .,,I
20 "Gop in thr Iii.h Ii"av"u>,' tn 10Y
ran to the 'r9r...f station. }ut t. ing un-
able 20 reach de box ana Slip hown the
letter. he a3'irt 4 Gentleman vino stood
j. III" hiln 20 help him. The g"ntl'-
nan who hap.'auei t" b. the parson Of
III, PARISH, caught sight .: The address,
and operri t!IA letter aud r'al L. He
.Arn accompanied th- hpv nolI". provi-
IrI for 4rm'uydi,t" nee T. -, tHri III
i1y. and nest sunday. Naviu% toi ti"
st Try in ~" rhIrrh. he MA t. . hlrd-
som, coIi"c'ion Of ,jNr ,1iiln~ ompn!
th" congregation for the willow and her
children.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
4 DbH Of u AuIs,IH tspE

4 blue. bolton ir'trr nln"h Coin. tie
property cf ,I"iIn l.. Long, Of Detroit,
NiCh., was on OF lIlr most attractive
logs Of that ella IS il the recent Lrrrh
snow at pilat"'p'i,. TIA dog was
valued at $3.50. In.,;,al at-ly af,er III"
breaking up Of the exhibition. Mr..
Long, proceedei with his dog to tli-
PENNSYLVANIA railroad depot, pr'para-
tory to his S,lipiorn, for D~lrur'. Be
ing elrlv for -,nbaTka ion he dog vas
allowed to ,ogm the pei :t'hIrhm.d. lie
was freed brt fey moments men he
male a sudden dash toward thc tunnel.
and, like . flash, vanished from Sight.
lie hat talen distance ofabou' tnIrty
feet tnt vas instantly killed. Ga Mr.
Long b,rouius acquainted vita tn"
fearful disaster thnt hal hc'.|l n !i-
valuable clnibe h- mad dest-ra'r "I-
fort. 10 follow after, an', but for tn-
mos. strenuous e!frtS Of two employers
Of ti.- company, who Witnessed the "r
currnnce, Mr.. Long, almost crazri.
woali have MT III. same fate a. his
dog.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
The Checker. Board.


Up to three evenings ago such thing
as a checkpr-board was never known in
Mr.. Grattan's house. lie and his aged
partner have managed to pass the long
evenings very pleasantly, and he sup,
posed they were happy enough until
friend from the East paid them flying
visit and asserted over and over agail
that the game of checkers was not only
all the rage there, but that it served t'
quicken the percep'ive faculties, ,enlarg'
the mind and render the brain more ac
tive. After giving the subject du'
thought, Mr.. Grattan walked down towI
and purchased n checker board, anC
when evening came he surprised his
good wife by bringing it in from the
woodshed and saying:
"Well, Maria, we'll have a game OF
two before we 90 to the social. | expect
to beat you all tofinders, but you won''
care"
"Of course not, and if beat you why
you won't care" she replied.
They sat down, and he claims the
first move. She at once objected, but
when he began to grow red in the face
she yielded and he led off. At the
fourth move she took man, chuckling
as she raked him in.
81 don't see anything to grin at" he
sneered, as he moved a man backwards.
Here, you can't move that way"
she called out.
~ can't, Ell ? Perhaps never play
ed checkers before yon were born %
She saw chance to jump two more
men and gave in the point; but as she
moved he cried out:
Putthem men right back here I've
concluded not to move backwards, even
if Hoyle does permit it,"
She gave in again, but when he jump
ed man her nose grew very red and
she cried out.
81 didn't mean to move there; Twas
thinking of the social"
"Can't help the social, Maria-we
must go by Hoyle."
"In about two minutes she jumped
two men and went into the king-row,
shouting:
Grown him Crown him I've got
kingW
Zone would think by your childish
action that You never played game
before" he growled out.
know enough to beat YOU"
You do. eh Some folks are smart"
And come folks amt, 'shc snapped,
as her king captured another man.
What in the thunder are Jumping
that way for!'
"A king can jump any way"
No, he can't
eyes, he can"
Don't talk lack to me, Maria Graf
tan; | was playing checLers when you
were in your cradle"
81 don't care can jump two men
whichever way you move"
H. looked down on the board, saw
that such was the case, and roared out
You've moved twice to my once
81 haven't
"Pll take my oath You have! cam
play against any such black-leg practi'
ces as that"
"Who's black leg You not onl,
cheated, but you tried to liz out of it..
Board and checkers tell betwe-l
lem, He couldn't get on. n..his hat quick
er than she could find her bonnet, auC
that was the only reason why he go
out of the house first. a WOODWARD
avenue grocer found him sitting on /
basket of cranb rrips at the door as sh,
was closing up for the night, and askec
him if he was waitin. for his wife t(
come along.
We'll, not exactly; stopped here
to Zee! III my pocket for the key to the
barn. shall sleep on the hay tonight
anil see if it won't cure the cold in my
head
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
b-J n Svh~oI Suits, Ages o to IL.
I hsIhren's Suits ne,l. 4 &c 10 years.

norrst
We
vlil duplicated Clothing
,rttia
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03

Granula'ed snnRr cents. ID. T. u.
wi T., 12e9 MARKET street.
Messrs. K"hnlrd & Co. are doing =
large business in White Spreads, by
selling them at wholesale prices.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03

Wm. Kcnnard & Co. have the repu-
tation Of keeping the prettiest Calico's
kept in Wilmington, and they richly
deserve il.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03

Il F, G" It." to ak k"nnarl :, Co. t.
.A';r t,-, thaW tnn,r price for antthing.
Ih"y t,',"hut o"r price, '.:.l .Hrryb'iy
should know to hay" bat one p.
that pri"" must always be the lowest.
G.latine 10 cts. Cox's IA p,s. extract
vnalla II cts. lemon ~ c.s. r. NJ.
Wier, 1909 Market street.
Four pounds ?. & e. Ol-ine soap. %
r@nts, at Mildeton's Fourth K kIus.
If a Customer wants to receive Kind
and polite attention, they VII l." Ger
tain to get it by gsins to Remnants.
Three cans best tomatoes, at Mid
dl-tou's, S. L. corner Fourth and King
streets.
Every lady knows that Kennar! T. is
he place 10 60 to buy Lupins b; ok
Ca3hIn"re5 and Tamisea.
, 1879-03-02
SABBATH SMILES.

80 Lord,n certain minister prayed, Thou
hast seen by the morning papers how the Sab
bath was desecrnted yesterday"
Many man who prays not to be led into
temptation would be awfu'ly disappointed II
his PRAYER was sranted.-EsoknE Constitution.
i tramp Who received blow from an ANA
zonian widow declared that, until then, be had
never realized the full Significance Of the Wild
owls snlite.:
uSambo, kin Yo' tell.-why dey> invariably
takes de pennies frim de chil'ren at de Sunday
scbool!' ."Couse kin. Dat is to get de centa
OBJ dc mcetin'."
It Is now fashionable to take opera~g1asses to
church; and the day is not lar distant when the
members OF Mr.. Talmage's Tabernacle will 20
out between acts to EeL AQuo eloVe 10 CHEW"
|-Norristo.c,s Herald.
Junior clerk" Would you kindly permit me-
tn absent myself tomorrow to attend my
futher's funerala' Head OF firm deep In fig
ures-.. You may 20, Hawkins, but pray do not
let this happen agAln."
"Do you mean to call me lar?'' asks fero-
cious old gentleman. swell, no, not exactly"
in the company Of Ananias and sa2phlra,
should say you were in the bosom Of your fani-
w."
A minister never feels more discouraged than
when, after uniting couple in the "holy bonds
OF matrimony," he opens the ueat little envel-
ope handed to him by the departing groom and
finds nothing in 1t but sheet OF paper on which
is written, ''sold again!"
After religious teachers have defined the In
finite, cornered the incomprehenshfe, and
touched potion In the unfathomable, it has
been suggested that they take up the problem.
s.How to drive horses with humanity and sell
cabbages with honesty.-Christian Register.
A boys mind looks at everything from the
standpoint Of baseball and marbles why do
YOU suppose.n said Sunday y-school teacher to
| his class, "why do you suppose they took Ste
! phcu outside the city walls when they stoned
| him ~ It was poser, but one OF the aspiring
youths was equal to the emergency, He said,
tit was SO they could get better crack ut him,
| gucss.n
| Interesting incidents and sayings OF 4 quaint
| New England parsun, the Rex. Nathaniel Howe,
| of Hop.Sinton (who died in 1887, aged ~, arc
told by his latest successor, the Rev. Horatio ..
| Ludd. Mr.. Howe was q Federalist ta polatics.
| and his political sermons stirred the wrath o.
| his hearers, who were mostly Democrats. IN
| the midst of one OF these sermons. the leader u
| the opposite party felt agorevett, anu calien
out: "Why don't you call names. Mr; Ho"e"
III do not wish TO De interrupted" said Inc par
| sou, solemnly, and went on. In Isttte wnilo
the voice came more anerily than before: ny
don't you call pames, Mr. Howe!' .Ihcrc y
| no need OF 1t while conscience Is doing Fer "osK
| SO we'll" was the quiet response
, 1879-03-02
PERSONALS

The Kew. w. j.. thompson has JUST SAoseu .
four years. pastorate at Ncwington, Conn.
The Rev. E. P. Hammond, the reTiValfst, Is
snatchin. brands from the burning in Canada.
The Rev. DR.. Fisher, President Of the Uai7er-
salist Theological School at Canton, N. T., died
q few days ago.
The Rev. q. T.. Hitchcock, OF Milwaukee, has
accepted call to the Congregational Church at
Thomasron, Vt.
The Rev. F. A. Noble, OF New Haven, has ae-
cepted the call to the Union Park CongreZa-
tionai Church, OF this city.
The deata is announced OF the Rev. Dr. Reu-
ben Nelson, the Senior Agent OF the Methodist
Book Concern, in New York
The Rev. J. D. Davis, missionary to japan,
has resigned, because the Board cut down lAe
appropriation from 81, 500 TO S2,750.
Mr.. Robert Arlington, Of Leeds. England,
has offered the American Missionary Associt-
tion SIS, 900 for mission purposes in Central
Africa
Bishop E. De Schweinitz will attend the forth
coming Morayan General Syuoo In Germany,
by virtue Of his Office, aud as tho representative
OF the Provincial Board.
Dr., Enoch Pond, Of Bangor. Me-, Congrega-
tionalisr, though 81 years old, still writes ser
mons and ESSAYS. He has been an or1aiued
minister sixty-four years.
ST. Geoffroi the old Catholic cure Of Courte-
mauche, Derne, has rccntered the Roman Cath
Ollie Church, anu many other priests are sa!u to
mediate following his example.
Talmage will lecture in this city Thursday
evening" next on the tBri~ht Side OF Things"
to BE- illustrated with bogus subscription as
new WAY OF paying old church debts
The Rev. Edward Wilson, D. D., OF Metuchep,
n. j., h1s hecn appointed Secretary OF the Gen-
cral Council of the Reformed Episcopal Church,
in place Of Marshall B. Smith, resigned.
The Rev W. II. Kuowlton has accepted the
call OF St. Andrews Church, und will enter
upon hi. duties IL its rector the second Sunday
III Lent. At Easter, St. Andrews will JOIN the
ranks Of the free churches, or which there will
then bc three in this city,
Ocrayius Brooks rockingham. Of New York,
recently announced to his Society there his in-
teution Of retiring from the ministry and deyot-
iur himself to travel, study, and resi- but Ills
people have persuaded him TO reconsider his &c
termination So tar Us to make his withdrawal
only temporary. He will, accordingly, continue
his Sunday addresses until the close OF spring,
wnen he will devote q year or Two to traYei in
Europe and the East.
The Sacred College of the Propaganda has
ailoptcd report to the Holy SEQ on the filling
| OF tic vacant Sees Of Dublin und Ardagh. In
| the case Of thu former, the Propaganda reports
in favor of the fitness of Dr.. McCave, Who Is re-
turned as diguissnaus, but speaks veTy highly OF
| DR.. Moran, Bishop OF Ossory, and nephew OF the
| late Cardinal Cullen. Mgr. Woodlock, Rector
| OF the Irish Catholic University, is recommended
| rs the successor to the lamented Bishop Conroy
! in the vacant See Of Ardagh.
, 1879-03-02
CHURCH SERVICES.

The Rev G.. IT. Northrup will preach this morn.
;no and evening in the Firat Church. corner OF
South Park avenue aud Thirty first street.
The Rev. John Peddie vii! preach morning aud
eventno in the Second Church, corner or "ess
Monroe and Morgan Streets
The Rev. E. y. Hubert will preach morning
md evening in the Fourth Church, corner OF west
washington and Paulina etFeets.
The Rey. 4. Owen will preach morning anu
evening in University Place Church, corner Of
Douglas place and Rhodes avenue.
The Rev. r. r. Allison will preach morning And
evening in North Star Church, corner Of Division
aod Sedgvick streets
.-1,hc Rev. c. Perrin will preach morning and
evening in the Western Avenue Church, corner OF
aud Western and WaFrsn avenues; .es;, ,rb or,tno
and evening in Coventry Street Church. corner OF
Coventry street and Bioomingdaie road
and 9snin 5ss IN oiyet CHURCH Foa!th nsar
Grhe Rev. L. G. Clark will preach this morning
in the South Church. corner of Locke aud Bona
p. The Rey. c. E. Hewitt will preach morning
and even,n. in the Centennial Church. corner of
lincoln and Vest Jackson streets.
The l.ry. E.. o. Taylor will preach morning
and evening m Central Church, No. 29o Orchard
-Wr. B. F, Jacobs will conduct the Sunday.
school services in the afternoon and the GospcI
meeting IN tbs S evening as The Bans''s 1a'eFoas's
The Rev J. q. A. Henry will preach morning
and evening in the Dearborn Street Church, cor
nar OF south Dearborn and Thirty -sixsh streets.
The Rev. l.. q. Glars will preach this even
ing In the Tweoly-dftn Street Church. near Went
The Rev c. Swift viii preach morning and
evening" In Erange Chusc1, sNock 1sland carshopsl,
South Dearborn street, near Forty-scyenra-.
The Re7. e. II. Hobart will preach morning
aud evening in the Millard-Ay Church, L2wn-
dale. , --.,
The Rev. Mr. Meyer will preach morning aud
evening In the First German Chnrch. corner ut
Bicscrdike and Hurun streets
The Rev. ]. 3. Smith will preach morning and
, 1879-03-02

he is ceperous.'' He has been known to give
away $3.50 in charity in a day. and to borrow the
price OF q cab fare in the evening. The same
generosity has characterized his management Of
t!le Collcgr OF kensinston. When MS own
borrowed bv thousands from wealthy relative,
SO that il is estimated that the college has so:t
him aud his friends something Ike st3,o1.
But the Bishops, in taking charge Of 1t, no" Re- Re-
fuse to acknowledge any indebtness 70 io5 re ~
sums advanced; and IS trustees OF the Catholic
hotIv they rennfliate the responsibility atogeth-
er. Monsignor Capei has already PLACED hts
claim in the hands Of lawyers, who threaten
public proceedings
, 1879-03-02
THE QUAKERS.
AN INTERESTING SKETCH OF THE EARRES5"
VILE COMMUNITY.

AN INTERESTING SKETCH OF THE TARRES5~
VILE COMMUNITY.
Sn+rfo1 Correypondenee OF The Tribune.
TOLEDO. O., Feb. e." Yes, we are old, aud
very few of the younger ones come to us now. We
are waiting for the fullness OF the Lords good
time though, and We know that He will remeu1-
her us and come to our relief. The world does
not like our severe waYs and our elimination Of
nil worldly pleasures, but our prophets nave
rnanv revelations which show that ne are not
forrotten, aud that NC shall at last possess the
earth"
The sneaker was fatherly individual, dressed
in the plaip homespun garb and broad-brimmed
white felt hat OF the modern Shaker. The ut
terancc struck u1e. had travelled many miles
to behold tile village Of which the speaker was
the natriarcb, and desired to have him speak
further. 1t had always been wonder to me
how this body Of modern cellbates were held to-
cettcr, and what inspiration, .sti]l drawn from
their founder, the emotional Miss Lee, holds
them together in the bonds OF apparent purity
and peace ....
What are some OF the signs which you be-
ho,d in the religious horiZon!" asked.
..Thop art of course IN unbelievcr, my young
fr;era and shouldst understand that We make
no efforts to convert the world. We believe
that when the great day Of the Lord sholl como
wc will be taken care Of. and the world Shall
come to US without our effort. Nevertheless
we are not avcrse to giving, when we arc asked,
the reason of the hope that is begotten within
us. We behold, in the first place. all over tic
land bodies Of those people called Splri1uaiists-
Tley do many wonderful things which no man
can account for. Their mediums speak with
o1{f fnti lima
, 1879-03-02

ro.es. for others. tne results only arc seen in
the 1)1ympian conceptions OF Hesiod and Homer.
For here wc have ut lust, the nature-forces pre-
sided over anu controlled after really human
fashion. Crude AMI only scl,,i-moral after all,
,s was this earliest human, effort still human it
was.-noL mechanical nor bestia And it Open
ri the vay for Socrates to bring down philoso-
nnv. TIM. from Heaven to earth, for Plato to
dts,nss The mental processes In man, and apply
theln writ largc} to the processes of naturc,
and Misses to elaborate with divine sagacity q
complctcly-o society, saturated through
every fibre with this one idca,-tnc unity Of all
the natl,re-forccs. great aud small, aud their
government. NOT by hap-hazard, or malignity, or
fate Int hv what We men cali law. .Thou hast
rIyen then, law which shall not be
broken,n For this uord stlaw'' distinctly con-
notes nationality. It implies a quality akin to,
nruI ,herefore exnressibfs In terms Of. human
reason. ITS nsarc an every naoe Of every book
If science meaus that: and rcpudiates, there
fore, by anticipation, the dismal invitations to
scientific despair with which the loeicans
outrance are now so pressingly obliging us.
This grand transition, then. once made, all
else became easy. The human imagination, the
poetic OF plastic power lodged in our brain, after
many failures, had now at last go1 on the high
road which led straig ht to the goal. Redemption
had come; it only needed to be unfolded to it's
utmost capabilities. Dull fate, dumb, srilerl,
and impracticable, had becu reuounced a. infra-
human and unworthy. Let stocks allu Etones
in the mountains and the forests be ruled by il;
- ~
not lfee, gao, aau g!olous men; nfuee' nes.il
instlnct asu nau ueea - tsnou.eI, ~
ole anu ul'ul'lne III tne saDu nv, ~,
at lasl, ine po'ua ~ . "'1., ,he
mman-avine OF asaLc speeoIaIIlon h,,o n,at ut
aiVine!y-hutnan OF European pll'osopux, nnd ne,
and coaeseeo anu from that weuIoeA M eu'eisSa s;a
tnl'slla"lty. 1no oo'ns.nlnE ,nl ~ aue ~ IN
analytlc reasonnle nao oecotne c'oInGu I ~ I ."J
'na21na1lon Win tI1s pe.tsc1 nuan iutn a'u
character Ihan Wnlcn uotDns huoMn ~ ,lan
higher; anu that very annooo, m..Gm - nUm ,
adays so loudly asserted oy po5'issIs th i,rr ANU
atheists to oe the most o1yine lnl"S hnpMh p;s
to science, was preeIsely tne luEnl ~ mn;eu
the new religion preacheu tn:i, tne a
existence, tue Something Is, tne a"lul - aW.
can alonc be presented lntellsloI 10 u a TT t,.
Nc man shail see JehoVan au ve' eaYs eng
Old Testament; 70 man hath seen Goo .' utui'y "
ti1ne," says thc NGw testament, @ '.ic ;a s3om "
man. who Is on ne Faluers oGson',0ptHgJT ~ t.th
on tue bosom oi the aoso'u1e aln -ne na'u
declared Hin.
OF this language in St. Johns Gospel, it is
Obvious that HegeFs doctrine- echoed after.
ward by Comtc anu the positlyists-ls o sort Of
variation set III lower key. ln humanity, SAID
he, the divine idea cmerges from tue material
and the bestial into the self-conscious. Hu-
nanity presents us with ths best We can eyer eyer
know of the divine. In :. the Son OF man " that
something which lies behind, anu WHICH no man
can attain to, becomes incarnate, visible, mag
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AIexaMdria Gazette
FRIDAY EVENING. JULY Is, 1879.

A WuI<KEY BRASD.-The ~. Il. Gutter
whiskoy brand and trade mark was sold at auc
ton Yesterday to G.. p. Moormau by James
Speed, IT,, as special commissioner 10 the case
of NJ. j. Hardy against G. ?. Moornsu, tor
$5l,O5O in cash. This il doubtless larger
sum than any other brand under which whiS-
key is sold would realize.
The sale extended through three hours. and
tboro was stubbornly contested bidding IN the
hcavS figures offered Nearly ono thousand
bids were made beginning at $4,000 and run
ring up by small advances 10 the sum realized.
1t is hard to appreciate tho fact that mere
brand or trademark, or rather tho mere right
60 stamp brand or trademark upon barrels OIL
wbistey, should bring such an amount; tus 1t
is the Legitimate result OF the lorg arG honor
able business career OF tie Kentucky house
that sold whskies undtr this brand.
The Uraud was Introduced 10 1856 By j. H..
Cutter. o. Z. Norman, the purchaser at
Yesterdays sale. became partner OF nlr. Gut.
ter 10 1858, end tie une2ampled SUCCESS aud
development OF the brand have been due to his
integrity and business ability. In 1850 Cutter
died, aod q. L. Mcormsn l. Go. bought the
br and for $4,000.
For more than twenty years Mr.. MooImao
has sold whiskey to the amount CT many thou5
and barrels under this brand. Ii is tho most
famous brand OF kentucky whiskcy. and is
chiefly consumed 10 California, where .purest
and highest pricsl Whiskies fled their best
market Moorman's Gutter whisky is itself
bonarz,. spd ii is cot strange that 1t naturally
ZOOS to the Golden Gate. A half interest be
log oxucd By Milton j. Hardy & Go. ADD hall
by Mr.. NIoormau, the latter will OF ~ have tt
nay ha!f the price, louisville Courier. Journal
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FOR SALE Or ltEET.
LEesAg. NshTaCEN.

IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,
Il May 18th. 1879.
j. Il. Shirley's Admir- nlaintiTvs. C.C.Grahsm,
&. Taylor Holtzclaw, and &. E. Donohuc, de-
PENDANTS In chancery.
Ca consideration whereof the court doth ad.
judge, order ard decree that orc Of the Com
m-sioners of this Court do ascertain aRd report
Whist real estate tho defendant. g. T. Donohue,
is possessed Of, tho annual and foe simple value
Of tho sane the liens binding thereon. with their
prioliLlca, and any other matter which he may
deem pertinent or sny party in interest msy TO.
TIire y copy. Tcs.o.
l.. a. DAVIS, Clerk.
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Senatorial Convention.

By virtue Of the authority vested in US by the
State Conservative Committee, we do hereby
designate "Wednesday. the4!h day of September,
1879, as The timo ard the city OF Alexandria Us
the place for holding convention TO nominate
tho conservative candidate 10 represent this, IN g
18th senatorial district in the Senate OF Vlro
einia. -,
The representation in the convention will be
ono delegate for each one hundred conservative
voters and each fraction over fifty, csst IN the
several counties st tho lust presidential election
The district is composed Of Alexandrls city and
county, Fairfax and Prince William.
HUGu LATHAM.
Oh. Alex. City and County Con. Com.
THOMAS MOORE.
Oh. Fairfax Conservative Committee.
w. w. THORNTON.
CD. Prince Wm. Con. Committed
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FOR NORFOLR.

Tie elegant. swift and commodous steamors
LADY or The LAKE snd JAN 4 MOS IT,
LEY will leave tho Cc1npany's whari, Ale1an-
dria. SIS follows:
Tho Lady Of the Lskc ovo.y MONDAY and
WEDN ESDAY, a. o'clock y. "a, and on
SATURDAY, 81 CD o clock y. n.
Tho Jano Mosolny every TU ESDAY end
FRIDAY, az o clock ,. Il! returning. leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 4 O'Clock y. IL.
This line connects Ut Norfolk for all points
South, and with tho Merchants and Mariners
limo of steamers for Boston, Providence and all
polnLs itUlL Va end E~st-
Through rates given and bills OF iajing aisnei
for Boston and Providence.
Fare At greatly reduced r@.os-Singn trip ;5c;
Round trip good for 80 days) $;l.D
Table unsurpassed