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TRUTHS.
Hop Bltters are the Purest and Best
, ITNH RitterA Ever Mntle -

They are compounded from Hops, Buchu,
Mandrake and DandeIIOn,-theo oldest, best,
aud most valuable medicine In the world and con.
tain all the best and most curative properties Of
al other BiIters, being the greatest Blood Pnri.
der, Liver Regulator, and Life and Health
Restoring Agent on earth No disease or III health
eau possibly Long. exist where these BltterS are
used, 90 varied and perfect are their operations,
They give new life and vigor 10 the aged and In
Arm. To all whose Omploymenis cause iFrrRulari-
ties Of the boWell or urinary organs or who require
an Appetizer, Tonic and mild slimulant these
Bitten are invaluable, being highly cnraliye
tonic and stimulating, without Intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms arc,
what the disease or ailment Is, use Hop Bitiers
Don't walt I'LL you Rru sick, but II you only feel
bad or miserable use the BItters At once. II may
save your lie Hundreds have been saved by 70
doing. 90 S50O,6u will 10 paid for case they
will not cure Or help.
Do not suaer yourself or let your friends suffer,
but use and urge thtm 10 use Hop BlttRrS.
Remember, Hop Bltten is no vile, drueRed,
drunken nostrum, but the Purest and Best Medl.
\ cine ever madei the "INvALIp's FMRND AND
HoPE," and no person or family should 30 With.
out them. Try the Bitters to-day.
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief
Sold by Laughlln Bros, & Co., wholesale druggists
MAIN street apl6ruThS4v
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reports: "
H9ss1Recoipts Il 900 head; shipments s, 800
mead; Market dull at five cents lower; mixed
packing ,at i1gg. 3 SoaS 80; Others unchanged Mar.
o1TrLE-,Receipts 1000 head; shipments
400 head. Shipping 81 SOa6 % feeders and
stecEers ~ 4O9i %; butchers s. 20a9 90.
40 soHbE sI 800 head. Market slow at
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NEW ORLEANS, May 6.-CofIce-Demand
Ilrm; ordinary 70 prime llIIal6c. Sugar
t DHll ana nominal; inferior to good common
oaoHo; common to good 51sa5S<c; yellow
G ga. nee ,66Aa1Nc. MOasses-Qulet; ierment-
az ic IsaTCS; common gbc fair 2sc Rice
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The main cause of nervousness is indi.
gestion, and that Is caused by weakness Of
the stomach. No one can have sound
nerves and good health without using Hop
Bitters to strengthen the stomach, purify
tho blood, and to keep the liver and
kidneys active, to carry OF all the poison
Gus and waste matter Of tho system. See
other column.
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CINCINNATI, May 6.-Hoos-steady. com.
mon y 5O9S 20; light s. 25aS SO; packing
s. SSaS % butchers IS 65aS 8S, Receipts I. I69
head; shipments AIS head, f'S > ~
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ST. louis no= Market.

ST. LouIs, May 5.--HoGs-Weak; rough
and mixed packing s. 00a3 25aS 40; smooth
heayy 9 26aS 80; Receipts $500 head ship.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.
New Yorlk lIoner mad NionI,.


at2&a3 por cent Prime mercantile paper
la5 per cent Sterling Exchange Rahken'
bills lirmat +s6X Sight Exchange on New
York 81 SIX.
GovERSNENTE-Strong.
United States Go oil 1881, coupons
NeN ..aleSS
New -Four and
new Fouta
CufreheN
RAILROAD BoSps-Actiye and firm for the
first time In many months Eric bonds
were bought here for shipment to London.
STATE BoSUs-Dull. u
srocKs. Market opened strong, and in the
early dealings an advance Of Ha3K per cent
was established, the latter Iron Mountain.
Erie, Wabash and Granger Shares were also
participating in the improvement. During
the afternoon Wabash lell OF from SIX to
3S9s on sales to realize profits and this
caused partial reaction In the general list,
which closed at q decline from the highest
point 1SalA per cent St Louis. Kansas City
& Northern preferred and Wessern Union Tel
legFsph being noticeahly weak. Kansas Pacific
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lIR. INoERsoLL, OF ILLINOIS,

would curse the day that he was born.
He says that matter is eternal; that force,
law. order, all Is eternal, and he says it
right in the face, and eyes, and teeth OF
all science. Why, biologists can approxi-
mate the age Of the eternal hills; science
can push life back until it is an unsolved
problem, and then this Bible comes to the
rescue. bIr. Ingersoll says it is absurd to
suppose that all languages came from one; ;
yet Max Muller says the evidence OF uni.
" Of language, II presented to an English
jury, would receive decided verdict in
the affirmative. Yet Max Muller Is mas
ter OF number OF ancient and modern
languages, while Mr.. Ingersoll knows but
one, and that is the language OF blasphe-
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CONC WET.

mn s.11 leaSns Columbus at $40 P. N. and $50
except Sunday Il SO p ~. va siSSsInS sSs
BeTibs, = II wing In Chicago At $50 neTt morning.
HeSet6maa. q secured In advance al Union Dcpot
tbron s%nenh Palace Drawing Room geepinR Chr
mn y rthont change from StebenTille and CoIun.
Iouts e'neinnau, Louisville, indianapolis and 81,
ESr through Tickets, BaEzsee Cheek, s,,.,,nv n,
N i1l and any lurher Iniornaation. snniy
H.nSiS ~ -, hELLkvlIlE, Ticket AGENT a ri,
WeFst o mmpos Ioot q Eleventh street. or Il CITY
>'SAS'"mee under MeLure House, Wheeling,
d. W. CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, Coluruhu,. O,
s.M FELTON,, il, - y
W, L. 0'BRTEN, Z"
no,. senl Pas and Ticket Agent colunbup, o.
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ANNOUNCED IN PITTSBURGH

that God had attempted to palm of a
beast upon Adam for companion. A
scholar, or an impartial reader Of the ac-
count can see the willfnl peryersion OF
that passage. 1t was also said that Moses
taught that the armament above was solid /.
Yet the word Moses used in the original,
as scholars know, means vast expanse,
and defy science to describe it better.
The bible has taught the human race the
principles of freedom, not on the principle
they are white, or black, yellow or
red, but as immortal beings. Find that il
you can in any book outside of the Bible.
II man is only brute, and perishes like q
dog, why not let might make right2 but II
this life is only vestibule to an eternal
one then the meanest being has inalien-
able rights, and this is the freedom taught
by the immortal word OF God. Yet we
have men going through the land cursing
this Bible, that has made them and given
them all they have. Take out OF this ma
ton all that Christianity, directly or indi'
rectly, hasgiven it, and
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ssusesysHs AooonWoaasGon-Isavs. Bellnir, =, as
P M bridgeport 500 psm.; arrives at StSubenyipe At
1le P nj leaNeS 6tsubenytlle at $40 q tn.. Brise.
p9Tt t w q mi arrives At BellalrO at IS a m
uekeu and Baggage Checks 70 all principal points
Once In Bridgeport. -''
u FIR MYERS,
GonGral PASSENGER and Ticket AGENT
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THE
EGYPTIAN
FEVER and AGUE
.tl AND
LIVER PAD
CURES CATARRH.

cARorHEEs, ONO, March a, 1872.
DHAs stR-Please SOrd mo one Of your Egyptian
lw3re one all winter and like IL frs,.rats. think
x. Irng cue or two more will get well. have had
ne NAAErh Tor three years. Since commenced wear.
Ing the Fad am improving rapidly,
Your truly, MOSES MILLER,
FRANCIS FITZGERALD,
BuRoETTsrowS, April IS, 1870.
EGYPTIAN LIVER PAD Co.-GentImen. I have
been using one Of your LIVER PADS since the 23d Of
March. i has performed miracles nearly on me- Ny
nter aud kidneYs were 10 bad condition; had The
tening piles ind Stoppage Of water with Sciac Rheu.
marsmi and was taking all kinds Of trash sent for
LAYER Fad ano quit taking all drugs My system Is
~ right nov, and my water Is clear as crystS before
Il was thick and muddy. 1 could not at any; my
appetite tagood now. viii give you full statement
hereafter lived twenty-six years 10 Temperance
VILE formerly We send oui butter and eggs 10 Dor
iington BroA, Thirty.nxth warl want 70 get one
ball dozen more PADS, you write note 10 DoTlnE-
ION Bros, right away. 30 they can get the Pads and
send them out on Friday.
lam yours, respectfully,
ffT'1F FRANCIS FITZGERALD.
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PAGAN Bon
bounced by Former -. wheeling Minis.

Bounced by Former wheeling Minis.
ter.
Prof. S. ]. Wilson, Of Allegheny Theolo.
gical Seminary, who many years ago sup.
piled the pulpit Of the Second Presby.
terrain Church Of this city for a time, de.
livered discourse on Sunday night last,
that Is reproduced in yesterdays Pitts.
burgh Dipatch, on Bob Ingersoil. As a
matter of interest to his old friends in this
city, we quote from the DipatcR'S report
the following extract:
+ The Bible is no longer on trial. The
rock Of Gibralter has proved itself impre.
enable; the eternal hills in their glory,
their rugged cheeks bearded with foliage,
remain unmoved, and though every OK.
pedient has been resorted to DESTROY Il In
thus and past ages, the Bible stands today,
IKE them, the eternal, imperishable word
OF God. Jehoikim inaugurated Bible burn.
ing, yet he only increased It's power.
Lncian tried to laugh Il out Of existence.
out his scorn and ridicule ayailed him
nothing. CELSIUS said It was serious mat.
ter, and must be argued out OF existence.
put while he was arguing, Christianity
took possession Of the empire; and II YOU
Will examine the writings Of Infidelity
from the days OF CELSIUS down Won will
md that In6delity has not advanced a
single step. Moreover, il you examine
the Pagan (infdel) philosophy Won will
not una in 1t so much blasphe my as Is
used by 80 -
A CERTAIN PAGAN
from the prairie wilds OF Illinois The
concentrated light OF science has been
thrown upon every page OF the Bible, aud
make the assertion in the face OF the
scholarship OF the world, that there is not
single sentence, properly translated, that
comes IN conflict with any we'll established
TACT In any science. The Bible does not
lear scholarship, and science, and crit.
cisn, but 1t does fear ignorance, and when
a certain rotund demagogue with an ex.
ceedtngly glib tongue and an empty head
Tor the sum Of $50 g night Is telling the
American public that the Bible Ia Tia. a
glaring falsehood, without knowing one
word OF the original language in which il
was written, presuming to criticise it, there
Is not a scholar in all Christendom, be he
skeeptlc or Christian, that does not laugh
at MN. Logic and language he has none;
science he ,presumes to have, and OF as.
surance he is not totally destitute. There
IS scepticism that is to be respected that
does not rise from the surface but from re-
search, but this intelligent American peo-
pie should have no respect for scepti.
clsm that knows nothing but profanity
and blasphemy. 1t was
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-26
Saturdays kilograms.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-Last night,
Rev. j. S. kalloch defended himself before
an immense audience against charges, thirty
years old, Of immortality, preferred against
by the Chronicle. lie said these charges
were revived by Charles and Mike De Young,
W bastard SONS Of a prostitute. This morn
ing, Charles De Young drove in a covered
coupe in front Of the private entrance of the
Metropolitan Temple where Kalloch has his
study room, and sent a messenger boy asking
HIM to come out. kalloch immediately APP
pcared on the sidewalk when De Young
shot him i'm The breast. kalloch endeavored
to retreat in doors when De Young shot him
in the back. 1t is believed kalloch is dead.
A crowd immediately seized the carriage in
which was De Young, turned it over a"d
tore him out. He was arrested. 4 number
of policemen came suddenly to the rescue
and hurried him 10 Jail. The city is intense
ly excited. The police did not think De
Young safe IN Jail and had made arrange
ments to harry him to Fort Alcatraz, when
the intention became known to the people.
At present the spirit of the multitude is
aroused to prevent any removal of De Young
from Jail. There was never u time when San
Francisco was S" angry.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23.-For several
days past the Chronicle has been attacking
Rev. j. 5. kallnch. the Workingmcn's candi-
date for Mayor, on his record in Boston and
Kansas Last might, before All iminensa au-
dience, Kaliorh replied with an equally bit
ter assault, IN the course of which he applied
the most obscene epithet to De Young
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lNO. 1851
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
u. $. LAND OFFICE,

~. IIANp ~ hShs
elem NJ. T., Aug. Is, 1879.
Office is hereby given that W. EgSert
N Smith ana Harry c. keSsler. whose Post
Office address is Butte. Deer Lodge County, MT.
have this day filed their application for patent
for the Glen Egbert Placer Mine, of 1873. i6 acres.
and .he included Egbert Canyon Lode Mine, Of
and other metals, with surface ground, so feet in
width, situate, lying and being i'm summit val
ley Mining District, Deer Lodge County, terri
the field notes, and official plat on file In this
office as Lot No. Is, A and B; in T; n |; +; W.,
and Meridian, Territory OF Montana.
The exterior boundaries of Lot No. IS, b and.
-. I. , and /. n. r. W., being as follows, to
Beginning at the s. w. corner, a granite stone,
in place 3N2Is NJ feet, marked 1 M. g. 60 b, FOL
corner S%s r S ! and a; ir o ~, WHIT y. R .4' W SorH bears rs s ses aiS Oh
0s" W. 1891 chains distant, and running thence
n. $50 26' f 26.A chains thence n. 260 % f. 4f.6
70 is W. 2s.a7 ehas.; thence S, 80 49, E.. a.S7 chas
to the place of beginning containing an area, In
elusive of lode, of l+e.lS acres;
The exterior boundaries of the included Egbert
Canon lode. designated rs lot No. IS A.
: W. being as follows, to-wit: Beginning at tho
:, W. corner. y granite stone 2+N12N4 inches sc
on the w. boundary line of the Glen Egber
placer mine, lot G5 h. and IS marked 6 NJ. C.G
A. for corner No. 4 of the lode. from which the
n. W. corner Of said placer mine bears n. 1e IS
L. 1926 chains distant, and running thence N
H. "A F.. 20 feet thence :. &c 3G r. 1900 feet
thence $. l2o 24 w. 80 feet; thence N. ITO So VI
1900 it. to the place of beginning. containing al
area of l.T@ acres. There are no known adjoin
ing cluimants 10 these premises. The location
OF these mines are duly recorded in the Record
er'S Office nj Deer Lodge county.
A5y and all pcrSons claiming adversely an
portion OF the ,ilea ISghert placer mine or IN
Guided Eghert Canon lode mine or said miifu
ground as hereinbefoIe described are esquire
to- hle their adverse claim with the Registers
tie United States Lard Office mt Helena, in I'll
IrrrItnry nj MoHtana. during the sixty dan
irriul of publication hereof or tiey VIII 4
barred ny Nirtu" nf dh' prSIvIsioas Of tie Statut
J. ii. MOE. Register.
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CONDENSED
Aug. 18th.

Anglo Amfame, alias Larry ONeil, one Of
the q reeks implicated in the murder of Frye,
at Boston,, is arrested in New York. He
acknowledges that he was with the murd"rrrs
when the crime was comtnitlrd but disclailns
all direct participation in it.
Cabinet discusses the question Of arrears of
pensions due inmates of Soldiers Home, hut
no definite policy is dctrrlnin"u "a.
The Secretary of the New Orleans Board
of Health denies the report that yellow fever
is spreading in that city.
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NOTICE TO
U. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA NJ. T.,
August 9th, 1879.

U. S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA Nj. T.,}
August 9th, 1879.
Lawrence A. Brown. whose Post Office address
is Butte City, Deer Lodge County, M. T., has this
day filed his application to enter as Agricultural
land, under the Homestead laws, N. w. 4 Sec.
%, in Township Mo-, N. Range, No. 7 W., which
land is suspended from entry. Notice is hereby
given that a hearing will be had at this office on
the 18th day of September, A. d. 1879, at 10
O'Clock a. m, to determine as to the mineral or
non-mineral character of said land. and testi-
mony to be used upon said hearing will be taken
before A. H.. Barrett, q Notary Public at Butte
CITY, Deer Lodge County, NJ. T, on the 18th day
of September, A. d. 1879. at 10 oicolck a. m.
1t is alleged there are no known miners, nor
mining improvements, upon said land.
Signed, j. H. MOE,
Register.
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SIS
SIS sss
An American Watch.

Chronometer balance, in a +-nunE Coin Sill
YER case. Gold Joints. TOR SIS. Watch re
pairing and Engraving a Speciality.
w. G. BAILEY.
Helena. VI. 4.
daw3m-auglT
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St. john S Academy,

Tho Forty first Annual Session will begin On
MONDAY, oeptembe Der lst
Advantages: Military drill and discipline {;
thirty-two years experience of principal; close
grading sad consequent ability Of .chors to de-
vote much time 10 oral instruction; .horouehness
of teaching; well arranged system of rewards
snd honors exciting emulation withou. rivalry;
every appliance for otiect teaching, phi!osophs
Cal, chemical and engineering instruments, cab.
incl of minerals, &c fine school library e1tra-
Ordinary accessibility and healthiulnes5 of loca,
tloE elegant school rooms and furniture; and
pleasant home for students from abroad.
Board and tuition for session of ton months,
only S200.
For Catalogue, address
RICHARD l.. ChRNE, 4 II, Principal,
aug 2-lm Drawer II, Alexandra.
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Es n & EESAE.

FANCY GOODS.
GSPRING AHD SUMNER GOODS.
fho largest. mos. conplote snd best seec:sd
Stock Of Hosiery il tho city to collect from.
5hlr:s, Collars Cuffs and Euspcuders.
Dejouiyi!c Osborne, Gunarder and Counsellor
scart3. n 81 tho iatast colo:s and shades.
Co!sots, Ribbons snd Handkorchiets.
Underwear for Ladies, Ge1.a, Children and In.
'Ah'3, II ell sizes, from 2Ca - 81 each.
h'd nnd Thread Gloves in now shades
Neck Ku!lings, Lscos, Edgiogs, anI full line
Q! IoHos. Gapkins, sc.
H"n Tn G57olss and Psrnso!s.
Fairy aDd Zephyr Wo-sted, Germantown, Sag
ony ad Crewal Wool
80 ~ G. NJ. ADAMS. 92 King S..
NE# GOODS.
SUN UMBRELLAS and pARASOLS.
LsAl ES' snd CHlLDRKN'S HOSIERY
BLACK SILK FRINGES
SILK and FANCY BUTTONS.
NECK KUFFLINGS.
XIX GLOVES.
TOKCHON Gnd ether I.ACES, all Of which
will be sold at prices to suit tho times sL
ap7 G. y. BEKRY'S.
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BAKERS AED CTsF&GrI0NEgs.
SU N N ER At BR EN- GL E s
ICE CREAM, PEp4Iy MILK
hERKiEs Il CREAM riE Fl = AaD ! d hi MI f.k,
HENKI EkENGLE viii add this week TO
h's establishment. l:2 King stycet, tho
WEST GROVE DAIRY,

WEST GROVE DAIRY,
supplied twice day.
EhEHG LES MILK snl CREAM STAND
IN TIE CITY MARK Er (H. Simpson, Ts5.
sgerJ Will otter lGe riches! Mllk and the purcat
Gfesu ever produced. Soc ard yon'u ayreo
Try and you'll buy. Fresh Milk will also bo
Eops on dr"tt and ~ ice Z: his King street cstab.
=, ne offers Candies and Tsay of al kinds
n!ack' ' Ffni:, Pound, jolly ana Fancy Cskes
~ ries specially, Fruits, Nu,s, Con;eci:cacres
~ "teT lcls and e.! tho Gcicsc;os Of the sosson'
no cntcrs i'r i'7.I!les End entertainments. srI
''''''~' '"''Ii'''S VILE MIX. nv 20
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EN FAIkFsX CiECUIT COURT. JUNE
4 ThRM. 1879.
EdWatd Johrson
VS.. In Chsrcarv
WTa. J0hnson's hsi'S, &S
Revived in tho Eauan Cf Wia. II. Harrison.
executor Cf tho comrlaia9Ht, and referred to
Commissioner Joan Powell, 70 inquire what
amounts are Eow duo and unpaid by tho said
Edward johnson = Tho several parties thu cir
representatives. uiienees, of ine person ii fuud
due by tine eeid Edward Johnson rs aImiri..rs-
ter sna trustee Of Sarah johnson, as set forth in
the report O. Ccnmr. Noes. That ho also ascer.
tain tld state Wh / hmouut is 10 II due and un-
paid by the .eid Ed~ard johnson en- account of
his purcoase Of thO tract OF tand in tho bill men
tened, the sale OF wEich was reported hy Hunter
and Dulany, CEN ;Iissontri oi sale snd which
sale Was COL Dlrmad BY the Court
In taking said GccGuat3 the commissioner will
ascertain tho scvera! amounts which have been
PAID TO the PARTIES onLlleG or TO their represent
| stlves or helra, by either the said Edward John.
son Q: The said commissioners tue snounts now
due TO each Of tEe heirs o. representatives from
| the saii Edward Johnson On account Of seid
purchase
| That belCra taking said account The ssid con.
missioner shall gl7a notice & Tho :itno and place
OF taking tao sa ao in the Fairfax Messenger, if
| published. If nat in some other panor, for four
consecutive weeks by weekly publication, which
publication to Do equal to personal service on all
parties Interested. A true axtrac. from decree.
| Tes.e: F. ". RICHARDSON, d. 9.
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SPECIAL NoT1cE. TO the ladies': Wehayo
row in store 3 large atock Of Ladies'. Meos
and ChiIdrens' Low Quarter Shoes, suitable
for for the presen: sea:a0. These goods are beau ~;
,iinl handsome and durable, and will be sold
s at such prices as csnno. fail TO please. All IN IN
want viii please call and examine tor themselves
at ITO King street. w. 3. WADOh1,
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EEsE.zEE EEoNAE..
iOOt FOR YDUNG LADIES.
I>O LITTLE GIkLSl

4 SCHOOL FOR YDUEG LADIES.
q. (AL>O LITTLE GIkLS)
hiss MAKI Il. DEAHL, Of Re.rJviIie,
Clarke couHty. Va, wh3 hss had ample expe-
r!elce and success rs . teacher, will lo:uno the
duties o. her school in Alexandria. 8. the Ger
man Bank, on King street. between s.! Essph
and PITT SEPl'S i, 15tb, 1879. She teaches tho
usual English Branches, with Mathematics, Lat.
in, French and Music.
Terms per quarter, (iel week.) PAYABLE in ad.
vanco, arc as follows: For Primary Department
So Is; Junior So; Senior s.; Latin and F:cGch
each 81 %; Mu,ic So.
Kete1ences-Hev. x; Suter, Cher p.stor) Rev
Dr.. y. +. Sprigg, Bishop f. NJ, Whit.lc. Col.
b. b. MoItsGue. "a former pstroA) Of Shacsel.
torda King hnd Qloen county, Va, Dr. B..
+. Baldwin, iior;ner pa!ron) of Stsunton, Va !;
Judge K. L. Montague, OF Middlesex. ard Rev.
:. r. Martin. (torHer psito-) Of Kentucky.
6up I5-tSlG
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Es!.f-x Court JIor.a Aurust "a

F@sisS Court HoGso, August 4, 1879.
30 ell parties interested il the aboso guit: Y ou
are hereby notified that will proceed to execute
The said decree y. tho office uf Thcmss s. Wells,
at Fairfax Court Hou.e. on WEDNESDAY,,
lhe I'd Gay Ct September, 1879. q! which timo and
p!scs they viii On requrGd TO produce all owl
deIcs pertinent TO the cass
JOHN hOW&Lb, Gom missioner
sug 6-w3w CifcGit Court Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-29
DRY GOODS.
PRETZFELDER g GO.

Il
While we are closing out cur SUMMER
GOODS st GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
our stock is being continually supplied with new
FALL STYLES.
Call! and SEQ our new Dress Goods, Calicoes,
Cotton and Woo! FIannels, Cloths, Csssimeres
Blankets, &c.
a full stock Of FANCY GOODS and UN-
DEEWEAR slways on hand, and BLACK
GOODS q specially
PRETZFELDER s. CO.,
aug II l41 King stroSt.
nEY GOODS AT DOWN PRICES.
Wednesday, July 3Oth, 1879.
"eare selling gres. bargains in Table Dsm
hsk, Vino Cloths, Napkins, Doyles, Towels
G.a:b, Quilts, Lawns. Ladies' VeGts, GloTes
tosiery Coraets. together with all styles Of
DfeSs Goods, Cloths, Cassinerea, Veat:ngs &c,
&C, 10 make room tor heavy purchases of Fsll
End Winter s.32k. BIyors will do we'll TO cg.l
i':G exs"iuo 2r pr-ds and compare quality
petition.
D. r. BRASHEAR,
L: Is: itoomes. No 103 King street
ly ~ Aleysndris, Va.
E EDUclSo s1o9K; N5,,.r mi. ,, ,s-,
We are oG.ring from this date all styles Of
, u M M ER GOODS at worry low prices in order
70 reduce stock. Will sell many desirable and
choice DRESS GOOD, At HALF TIE COST
PRlCE.
=. d. +. BRAsnEAR,
ii Is; aoomo5. No. 100 King street.
~ Il Alexandria, Va.