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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-29

An old man fell dead in Mansfield, Pa, on
SUNDAY night recently, while sitting in the
parlor where his daughter and her young
man were sparkling. 1t may be that the
conduct of the young couple sickened the
old man and caused his death, but it will
DO no harm, and perhaps much good, to
cut this paragraph out and show it to the
old folks who are addicted to sticking in the
P'arlor on Sunday evenings, when their
daughters beau wants to tell her a great
many secrets and so forth.-Norristown Her.
aid.
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CHE Daily 2rfss mud 1atotaiau
YANk DAKOTA
tuesday Evening, July 20, 1879.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.


Washington July 26.-The values of ex.
Ports OF domestic merchandise during the
s d,scal year 1878 were $780, O9, 2Gs ; in 1879,
Sooo So4 Value Of exports Of foreign
m na for the fiscal year 1873, S14,.
ioo,4sS; in 1879, $l2, 093, 1902. Value Of
imports Of merchandise during the year
en- GEo June 30, 1878, $437, o5l 1872; June
81, 1879, S~a45,792,l41. The total value of
exports OF merchandise for the year ending
o9ne 81, lS79, exceeded the value of imports
OF merchandise S264, 1886, 602, as against the
excess OF exports over imports for the pre-
Gedlng year, amounting to $257, sl4,234.
Exports OF coin and bullion for the last fs-
cal year, W 996.641; imports of coin and
bullion, $~2o,z93,OOO. During the preceding
nscal year exports exceeded the imports Of
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GOOD BOOKS
FOR the

Farm, Garden. and Household.
The following Valuable Books
will be supplied from thu. Office Of
the Press \ Dakotaian. Any one
or moro Of these books will be sent
POSTPAID direct to any Of our
readers on receipt Of the regular
price, which is named against each
book.
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A CARD.

T. al! who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiops Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss O manhood, &C., I will
send q recipe that will cure you, FREE
Of CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by q missionary in South Ameri-
ca. send a se%lfaddressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. 1NMAN, Station D, Ne,0
, 1879-09-11
Heathenism in London.

In the Eastern part of London on a
recent Sunday, fifteen churches belong
ing to the establishment, and having q
seating capacity of l4,47S, were visited,
and exactly 905 persons present in the
fifteen; in four Of them only l56
persons were found About the same
time eleven nonconformist churches in
the same part Of the city were visited
and $500 worshippers were found. A
correspondence based on these figures,
and touching the question of disestab-
lshment has been started in the Times
of London. The last Spectator, in q
long article on this extraordinary in
difference TO religion, makes the start
ling assertion that "the working classes
Of East London do not 60 to church or
care about religion in any way" and
adds as 'the most striking fact OF all"
that no movement or cry Of prayer
comes from them for places to worship
in or for men TO preach TO them; 'thsse
vast masses Of English folk, male and
female, no more ask for clergymen or
churches or religious teaching Of any
kind than fishes ask for fshcmen;" and
again: "There are more than million
Of people upon whom circumstances
have laid what used TO be called in
Catholic countries AS Interdict, silencing
all bells, Withdrawing all priests, shut
ting all sacred buildings, and not one in
hundred cares, nor Is one in ten so
much as fully aware Of the difference
between the region he lives in and the
rest Of the world 1t is this which
strikes us as so wonderful and so little
noticed. No other people, except the
Chinese, seem TO be in that frame Of
mind"
, 1879-09-11
Home Produce Market.

The following quotations represent the wholesale
rates from producers or first hands:
FLoUR-Quotable in iobbing lots at Standard brands,
81 750fSj 20; best country brands, "A 008S4 10.
supertine, So e01S3 75
WOoLr-Vnley, 1920; Umpqua, 21922; Eastern Ore
gon, l4t9l7c Very choice Of Valley, Umpqua and
Eastern Oregon command an advance on these
wHEAT~s1 so@$l 52s for average; milling, 81 s2t@
81 65; WalIa Walla from 2iGg6 cts. less.
pOTAT0Es-Q -Quotabe at 9ocdSl 90 per 100 bs, as 70
description and quality.
NnDDLINGs-Jobbing at feed, $aoas2S; fine, s25@
S27t y ton.
BRAN-Jobbing at per ton, sl5.
oATs-Feed, per conta 81 l0Gsl l5 choice shade
higher
BACoN-sides, ss9c; hams, lo912c: shoulders, 6@7c.
HAY--Timothy baled, buying at Slo@3l2 per ton;
weak.
LARp-ln kegs none; new in tins, 9910e.
BUTTER--We quote choice dairy at 25c; good fresh
roll, 2o@G2ac; ordinary, l54lso, whether brine or
solid; common, 12l@l5c; market steady; California
fresh roll. 22l@25
GREEN FRUrrS-Apples, good 10 choice J0c@s1 per
box: LINES, $1@Sl 90 per box; Oranges, 81 6oGs4
per 100.
DRIED FRUITS Apples; sun dried, 4Gs5c machine
dried Case. Pears, machine dried, 79Sc Plums,
machine dried, l5@tlSc; pitted, l0@l2c; with pits
no sale.
EGGS-22lc per dozen.
POULTRY-Hens and roosters, s5Gbs6; chickens so rs
ass so.
cHEEsE--ororon, 1O@el2lc; California, lO@l5c.
H0GS-Dressed &c; on loot, DC.
BEEF-Live weight, 22@3lc, for good TO choice
SHEEP Live weight, 23@3tc
HIDES-Quotabe at l3igl4sc for all over 10 Ms, one
third off for under that, also Onethrd of for cuUs
TALLoW-Quotable at 5@5ac.
, 1879-09-11
Caesars Military Training.

II is very remarkable fact that one
of the four pre-eminent generals OF all
time should have nearly reached middle
age before he ever commanded an army,
or even witnessed a regular battle.
Alexander, Hannibal and Napoleon
were students of war from childhood.
and were prominent actors and leaders
in it while still mere youths. But Jul
ius Cesar, their equal and sole equal in
military ability and fame, saw only
some trihing combats in his early days,
and then waited for his thirty ninth
year before be headed the legions in
Spain, and for his forty-third before he
commenced his astonishing career in
GauL 10 many Romans of that day it
must have been a great surprise to learn
that this late scholar in most difficult
art had gained decisive victories over
the dashing Lusitanians and the stub
born Helvetians.
1t is still marvel. Very few cases
at all like it are recorded in history.
Cromwell, indeed, was forty-three years
old when he became soldier; and
Marlborough was tifty-two when he first
commanded large army. But Crom-
well was three years in growing up to
leadership, and never once had to wres,
tie with a really able captain; while
Marlborough was aided in his opening
campaign by the abundant experience
and brilliant talents of Prince Eugene.
Here, moreover, our list of parallels with
Cesar in this particular must end. All
other eminent generals have seen much
| military service in early life, and the
majority Of the most eminent have come
early to command.
Yet here is novice in warfare, well
| on toward unpliable and cautious middle
age, who exhibits every military quality.
How could it be 500 Of course he had
drawn some soldierly education, both
| moral and intellectual, from the circum-
! stances of his time and race. The hui
man breed of which he sprang was emi-
| nently martial in history and character.
Nearly every young Roman felt bound
to be more or less of soldier, and
nearly every young gentleman of Rome
sought to fit himself for an officer.
Cesar, like Lucullus, had no doubt stud
led the campaigns of great commanders,
and had also, no doubt, learned some
thing from his intimacy with military
leaders. But for all that, when he en-
tered upon his life as a general he was
little more than a civilian. Pillow at
Fort Donelson and Butler at Fort
Fisher had seen at least as much Of war
as the greatest of Romans when he set
4orth to arrest the Helvetic avalanche.
How is it that he was instantly able to
show himself mightier chief than the
world had seen since the days of Hanni-
bal, or than the world was destined
again to see until the days of Napoleon2
The only possible reply is that every now
and then nature makes man who is
marvel and can do everything. -Septem-
her Atlantic.
, 1879-09-11
EugEish wheat Market.

LONDON, September 3 Floating cargoes,
rather easier.
Cargoes on passage and for shipment,
idactiVe.
Mark Lane, quiet.
Quotations Of good cargoes of coast, 480
lbs, sea damage for sellers account, less
usual 2% per cent. commission: Med. Oh.
or Mil, 42s(942s 3d. Red Winter, 46s; Gala.
500 lbs, Ats.
Good shipping Gala. wheat on passage,
per 500 lbs, Queenstown for orders, just
shipped or 10 he promptly shipped, 46s Cd;
nearly due, AIS; Oregon for shipment,
47sGD47s cd.
Fair average Chicago or Milwaukee, for
shipment during present month and toliow-
ing one, per 480 bs, Am. terms, Ais.
Imports OF wheat into U. K. during past
week, 300, ,000(G 1880, 600 qrs.
Imports Of -four into U. L. during past
week, 65, ,0OO@7e,0 600 bbls.
Weather in England. fine; on sentiment,
more settled.
L1vRRpooL, Sept. 3.-Wheat, on spot,
steadily held.
Red Winter. 90.
White Michigan, 50 sd.
No. standard, 9s 8d. No. 2 standard,
9s ID.
Red Am. Spring. No. to No. 2, shipping,
per GENITAL, Ss(@Ss ID.
The lateness of the harvest is demonstrated
by the fact that during the first week Of the
new season 1000 quarters Of home grown
wheat were sold in the United Kingdom
against 1873, 900 qrs. same period 1873
, 1879-09-11
A Point in Etiquette.

A young man writes to inquire if it is
proper to take hold of n young ladies'
arm in prolnenading Certainly it is.
Nothing looks so nice as to see tall
youth walking with little lady who
comes not up to bis shoulder with his
arm hooked INTO hers, lifting her half of
her feet every time he steps. The nearer
you can reach the appearance of taking
a lady into custoday like a policeman,
the more genteel it is, you know.
, 1879-09-11
SAN FRA NCrsCo PRODUCE MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.
FIRST DISPATCH.
No market report, on account of election.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.
WHEAT-s6H@s62Sc per bu for October.
BACON Short rib sides, $4 70.
PORK-$S 1871 asked for October.
LARD-S5 72 asked for October.
NEW YORK Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
WHEAT--Strong,
ENGLIsH COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3.
COTTON Hardening. Uplands, 6Ad.
Orleans, 6%d.
, 1879-09-11

He was inclined TO be facetious,
What quantities of dried grass you keep
here, Miss Stebbins! Nice room for a
donkey to get into" Make yourself
at home" she responded, with sweet
gravity.
, 1879-09-11

Some men are captivated by a wom-
ans laugh, just as some men predict a
pleasant day, because the sun shines out
clear for moment They forget the
chances for squalls.
, 1879-09-11

An uptown man when asked last even
ing if he was member Of certain
church. replied: "Wel, ! dunno; be-
heve | arm sort Of an honorary member
or something. Anyhow, when they have
a donation, l always send something
along"
, 1879-09-11

A photographer in the interior Of
Michigan advertises among his acces-
sories "a new front gate-,just the thing
for a lovers picture" He ought to Sc
care lively run Of custom
, 1879-09-11

Why are good resolutions like squall-
ing baby at church, Because they
should always be carried out
, 1879-09-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
PORTLAND, September 4, 1878

PORTLAND, September 4, 1878,
Legal tenders IL Portland, buying, pLr, ami selling
at par.
Silver coin in Portland the banks quote at per cent
discount TO par
Coin exchange on New York per cent. premium.
Coin exchange On San Francisco par 10 1 per cent
premium.
TeegrppRic transfers on New York, pur cent. pre-
MUM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-05
Alexalrdyiu Oazette
FRIDAY EVEN'G., DECEMBER 5.
Charity.
BY ELIZA COOK,


They who. bearing heavy burdens over lfe's
most billy road
Stree 10 cheer weaker brother, loved be-
meath another load;
Who, with young ones rouEd about them, where
full plenty never smiled,
Yet can stretch tier heart and table TO let 10
an orphan child:
They who, half-!ed, feed the breades 10 the
travail Of distress;
They who, taking from lille. give 10 those
who have still less;
They who, needy, yet can pity when they look
90 greater need;
These arc Charity disoipc5-these alc Mercy's
SONS, indeed.
They whose lips, with gentle i1sitct, ever
wa,clfuly restrain
Random lest or keen aiu.i0n that mhy give
another pain;
They who yield their own fond wishes even for
q strangers sake,
Well content by soltrt signing. Others hapIi.
ness TO make;
They whose coDScebco bids them scluplo Ger
some deed They lain would 10.
Asking il the work OF pleasure lie n wnIk Of
Guy ton;
They who, ia broad, honest dealing, dealing d.
as they would he dono by
Thcs, arc ChaIily's soft ring d0vea, soaring
nearest to the sky
TheJ Who lraycly ScOrnc to torture hught that
hiss not power to turn;
Thej who look urou the nuic llio1s, seeing
much to love and learn;
They who think that holy Mercy is for ALL
that i've ard feel
These shall grace the angels record, stamped
with the Almighty seal!
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Inland & Seaboard CoastingCo.
WINTEl. ARRANGEMENT, COMMENC-
ING OCTOBER 1st, 1919.

Connecting with Merchants and Minors Limo
for Boston, steamer
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EHDk. OF TIE LTEE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 30 o clock p.m.; returning, leapn
Norfolk on alternate days. Al 1o0 p. III.
Faro. fret class, s.; Innnd trip &c.
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HORSRFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE.
- Liebeg's Extract of Beef McArthur's
Syrup of Hypophosphites. SCOTS Emulation
Cob Liver Oil and Hypophosphite Sapariule for
RhumatIam, &c, Milk of Magneisis and Voat
Pocket Cure just received.
nov13. K. y. LEADBEATER & BRO.
"HEELSl WHEELSi WHEELSl-Re-
Sawed Wheels, Ill grades, which VIC offer at
lowest market rates The best patent wheel
made. JAS. +. UARLIN & SONS,
noVl4 GO King street.
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FOR NEW YORK.
.J.qN-E .rOSEIEk

On Sunday for Stones; Tuerday for Smiths
Creek and CoIn river, and Friday for Chapiro
returning on alternate days
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T'HE VERY BEST-For cleaning clothes
- :, kIl gloves, silka, satina, &C., THOHPSON;S
hldnTNiNH EkADlCATOR is positively
oEceiieht' bUNT s. DAVIDSON.
OF A gents for ;cyandrio
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SuCk WHEAT FLOUR-Fresb or,nnd
- new York Buckwheat Flour roceivsd and
for sale ly "''0'' "i'u
oct II r W AVERY oac U:
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A PPLR PAREE. CNRER AND SLICER
a combined. just the thing for drying snples
Tor sale by JAS. +. GAKLIN & SONS
aug 10 g. King street
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&icii,ih,
AAEAEEAEsE

1879 |$}xsv, essAs 1879
TO TIE NORTH, WEST i s0 Sol F
DOUBLE TRACK. Aoi
sIEsh balls, SPLENplD SCENERY
&AGNIFIOENT EQUlPMEST
December LIST, 1879.
TIMoRE s P 'or6iSI SG RA fffpSt ?, hBAA
ne! Of Sixth and B ssr oots, Is follows: c'F
For Philadelphia New York and tbs Ess, s,o
an. and l.S0 ?. m. daily, except Sunday ,nS
9.4o p. m. daily, with Pslsce Cars IIm
tied Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars 9Sfa
m. dsily, except Sunday. For PhlscoI,,sa'''
~ am, except Sundays and 6.&0 p. II. dsir
For Plttsburg sndthe Westl C IA, taiiT .s,''
rsIlor Cars to Pi!.sburg; T.41 y. LII. 80
with rslsce Csr 10 Cbieaso.
For Canandsigus ard tbs North. eco =. !.
except Sunday and 7.4U =. r.. dxi!y, eTcSr''
Saturday, with Palace Gar ! Carsrdnis,S.
For Watkins, iC.4G p. u. daily a;ccp. SS",
day. "-''
For baltimore, 6 o.. $40, $50 aud Ioso 3 -.
lS0, IL, 420. $751; 7.40 and 9.i5 D, M
On Sunday, 1910 q. m; $50. T4O and gli
p. m.
For Pope's Creek Lire, co l. IN. and a9onm
daily, except Sunday. '''"
For Annapolis, III = N. and 20 n. n, fsi,..
except Suudsy. ''
LOCAL TRAINS.
| For AleIandrla 70. and IL a. NJ, ard 4 "A
G23, AID II 90 p, III. Sunday AT :, . and II
q. NJ. and D. H.
Trains leave AloIsrdr;s for Wasn;nslnn GIN
300 and 10 s. IA, ard 3. :, and y. ~. nnt
II night.
On Sunday TT 500 and 10 Ii. IN. sni end . G,
p. 10.
| THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTu =.
Quantico ana Richmond, will laavn aio:,,
dris st 10 3. N. daily aud 5 80 y. M. Is;I,
! except Sunday.
| Tickets and information can hn procured
principal rsilr"Nh ststioas and ticket ollie.
| Southeast. L. L. FARMER,
Gon'l. ras9nnsur Asor.
| FRANK THGM.S0N
| General Maaage-. nova
| w u, VIRG. MIDLAND 8 &. s. Il. Il
| w. JOHNS BARBOUR, Receiver.
| On and after SUNDAY. Nov. Q. 1879, Pas
| senger trains will run as follows:
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~ We solicit An examination OF our stock of
Ladies' Fine Shoes and Boots, of which we have
very luli line OF all the new styles and Of such
prices as cannot be beat.
sepl9 w. B. WADDEY, ITO King st.
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JOB PRINTING.

We have Mi eALnls,vo and varied assnrtnan
i AL the latOSi styles OF
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The steamers III this company make cannoc-
lions ut Ncriolk for Boston and all points East {;
ut Now York with all points West and Nurlh-
Woat and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates aivOn and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply ~ +. A. REED, Agent,
lannay's wharf.
:iAM II Ella BACON, President.
Glcn under Natl. Metrop BsLk,
!np lit Washington. y. g.
e y Nj II Il L 4 K L A N q 4 NJ EMIT
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Mail, Southwark, cnnnocts At Gorlonsvia,
with Chns. s. Ohio L. r.. East aud West Al
lIYncEburg, connects with Atlantic, Nj ss. Il
Ohio H. T., through Southwest Virginia, l.,
Nashville, New Orleans Momphis, Lit!la krca
and Tuxas-and nj Danviln with RichmonI y
Dsnrillo Il. Il, to South :.nd Southwest.
E1pross Southwark connects at Gordcnsv,
to all points on Ches. & Ohio. GML. at DarN'
to all tie SoHth dn;i Southwest, including F:rr
ida.
MINED TRAINS for Main Limo loavo Il.
e1andris daily, except Sunday, 500 u. M. at
l. W noon. and returning arrive al AlcXsndus
ii 10 q. nj. and = 3 y. N.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Waahinslnn
I III a. NJ. and Alexsndris : - a. M, daily.
except Sunday, arrive 1T Strasburg al IL 81 D. ~
connecting with the Valley Kosi Eaat An!
West Losvo Strasburg2 20 p. m, arriving =:
Alexandria at + ~ p. IN.
MIND TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lS!ON leaves Alsxandria Tuesday, TnIrsiSy
and Saturday, at ca a. IN, and returns MCG.
day, "Wednesday and Friday, S. Z As y. III.
For MiddlebuTg, daily connection Ut rls'a'
station.
For Upperviilo regular connection st Da;,
For WARRENTON, lcsys Washington :,
10 a. nj. and Is p. m. daily.
All trains make good connections, =. Nesr
ington, TO and from North aad West.
Now Orleans sleeper losyaa Washington y
10 q. m. running through wishou. change
On EEprosa traIn, leaving Washington 81 II L.
p. nj, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car
with extra charge oaly 81, through 20 Danviilc
connecting t. s!i South.
Excursion tickle to Jacksonville Fctida
good TO return Until hey 10Th. 1852 on sslc a.
" asurg!on, Alexandria, Charlottesville Cd
LynchbUrg
Through tickets ccfg Low 10 Tho South Sal
Southwest.
novS IN BRDAnUS, g. T. +
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.I9ARsl CIGAKSI CIGARsl

THEAMERICAN ABSORPTIVELIVER.
l. STOMACH AND KIDNEY PADS-A
preventive aud remedy for foyer and sgue. liver
and kidney complaints, iaundicc dyspepiis and
intermittent fevers. Price list: Liver Pads,
regular size. 81 60; do. extra largo 50; do.
GhlIdrons 81 Is; Kidney Pads 81; Chest and
Lung Pads 81. Any OF tho above sent By mail,
FREQ of postago on receipt Of price,
JANNEY j. CO.,
nov II Nos. 70 and l45 King at.
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y OHIO EAIARUa
W 49,
WINTER AEHANu GMENT,

Beginning Oct, 3, 1879.
The MAIL TRAIN will lssyo Washington =!
w q. H. and Alexandria ST 0 05 5. IN. daily
except Sunday; pass Lcesbrrg. going wosl-
ward, at IL 10 Il. II, snd strive AZ Round Iii!
| st IL nj. Leave Round Hill al 1920 y. IL; psss
l!eoa5urg, going eastward s.. ~ pm, and ar
rive al Alaxsndcis * 3: Is p m, and At Wash.
ingtoa s. 3 30 l.. Il
The ACCOMMODATION Train will loavo
Washington At 4 ~ and Alexandria at 4 Is p. nj.
daily, except Sunday, and arrive st Loosburg
at = gu p. N. Leave LoesburS at 6 W q. NJ,
and arrive st Alexandria At Is q. m, and
Washington 81 8 80 a. N.
~ Passengers from Washington will tsk0
Tho Washington and Ohio CARE st too Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station vt " q. m. and An
p. NJ, snd 20 through without change Ct caiE 4.
The 800 IN. train from Ale1snGria and IN
2. 10. train from Round Hill connect 81 Round
Hill wish Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
Tor Snickorsville, Berryville end Winchester;
Also with Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which loavo
Leesburg daily for Aldie and MiddleburS.
Both trains, westward make close connections,
at Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, ~ els Per mile
Annual ticketa, $50.
T. II. HAVENEE,
oet LII General Ticket hY0a,.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFTHE UNI
d TED STATES COR tho Kss.crn District Of
Virgrie.
Martin M u 'HS se' bs kcupt bankruptcy
At Aloxandrs, on the 3rI day Ct December,
Al 1879
To whoa it m.y concern Please 10 take no
tice hereby inst - Petition hAs boon. to wit on
the Goth day of September. ~. u. 1879. iilod in
sail Dsiric. Court 10y Martin Utterbsck, Of
Fauquier county, in said District, who has Teen
her ,loforo duly declared Bankrupt under the
act Of Congress. entitled IAN Act 10 EstAblish q
moro Uniform siystom Of Bankrultcy through.
outline Unltsd States" approved March q, 1857,
for discharge and Certificate thereof, from ali
deb.s snd Cthor ciAlms provable under ssh Act,
and that the I'D dry Of December ID. 1879, at
10 o'clock H. NJ. bctora a. w. Chiffon, one Of
the Registers OF said Court in bankruptcy, at
his office. in Alexandria, in said District. is the
time and place assigned irr the hearing OF the
same: when ard whore you may attend and
show cause, II any you have. why The prayer
of the said Petitioner should not DO granted.
a. W. ClllLTUN, Reg. in Bankruptcy
doc i-w2w tor Sth Congl. Dist. of W..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-05
BAKERS AND CoNFECTzeNEEss

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Oysters Roasted. Fruits and Cream,
Oysters Stewed, Pie and Milk
Oysters Fried, ;"7osh Milk
HENRY BRENGLE, 1925 King street, is now
making Lis fall sCd winter arrangements 10
serve the public in the best style and ri low rates
Oysters, the pick of the market, and cheap as
cheapest, in all styles. Nice comfortable rooms
to serve ladies or gentlemen.
Milk from West Grove Dairy rich and fresh
IN market and at store.
French Caromels and Sugared Fruits snd sll
fsrienes or Sugar Delicscies, fresh and pure in
all their ingredients.
Cream Puts, Tatts and Pastry, Candies and
Tstty of all kinds Black, Fruit, Pound Jelly
and Fancy Cakes.
Piss specially, Fruits, Nuts, Confectioneries,
Water Ices and all the deicscies of the season
lie caters for families and entertainments, end
supplies families with milk and oysters, Isep %