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MIRRIED,

ROE-UNDFRHiLL-On November %, at the
residence OF Miss SIllie HOlley, Holley Place Lofts
purgh Northumberland county Va, IN tho presence
of relatives aud few friends, by the Rev Frederick
w. ClnybrOok, EUGENE O. ROE esq, OF New York,
and Miss ADA, eldest daughter OF James H. Underhl,
OF Washington, ID. @.
ANDERSON - RICH Enthusiastically evening
473 street southwest, by Rev g. &, Meador RoBERT
l.. ANDERSON and Miss Rosa l.. RICHARDS, both OF
Washington
BROOKE-EASBY.-On Wednesday, November
90 at st. Puuls church, by the rector Rev. Augustus
Jackson, LLOYD BEALL BROOKE, OF Montgomery
county, Nd, to ESTHER RITTESHoUsE, daughter OF
Horatio n, E.l.by, Of this city.
Rockville, Nd. papers copyl
BOUDREN-MCSAMAR November rs, At
81. Aloysius church, by Rev. Charles X. Jenkins y
j.. JAMES Il. BoUDRES to KATE MCNAMARA both OF
this city.
GOoD-FlTZuERALD,-on November q, at
GOOD TO Miss NJ j. FiTzGERALD, both of Washington.
d. T..
GoRuANI--- brownie This city. ut Foundry
Methodist Episcopal church, November -, by Row
Dir. LanuhaH, CHARLES H.. GORltAM, OF New HaY0n,
Conn, and LAURA BRowN ofthis city.
PARKER-NEWELL- AT Walla Wnlla, Wash
ington Territory the 2lst OF October, ~ St Paupa
Episcopal church, by the Rev l.. H. Wells, FRANK
j. PARKER, editor OF the WRlla Wnlla Statesman aud
correspondent Of the California Associated Press 10
MATTE j, NEWELL, only daughter of tho hate Will
lam Ii. Newell, editor ana proprietor OF the WallR
WallA SafeSlun
THoRNroN-NcF DDEN. Wednesday, No.
Yember 20, at Christ church, East Washington, by
Rev. q. ID. Andrews, GEORGE II. rHoRSToN, OF B.lu-
more, Nd to Miss SARAH IL. McFADDEN, or WASH
ingtOn, d. T.,
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Cotton firm. Middlng, 1870.
Flour steady but In buyers favor Howard stree,
and Western superilne 81 1905 So do. extra, So 75@
625; do family, Sc 1897 %; City mills superine
IS 00@5 25 do. extra IS 75d6 50 do. family 81 COG
$500.
Wheat-Southern easier and closed weak; West
em lower and dull Southern red. 81 35@l 49, do
amber, 81 50@pl So; No. Maryland no offerings; Nc
Western winter red spot, and November, 81 44aI
December, 81 4Gl9@ll AZ; January, 81 40lEG1l 80.
Corn-SoutheTn steady and fairly active; Western
lower, dull and weak Southern white, 55l15Sc; do.
yellow, 53Gg55c; Western mixed. spot and Novem-
Der, G0c new, 55ci December, 57@57l4c steamer. nc
bid.
Oats quiet Southern, A6@l7c; Pennsylvania. 46G
a7c; Western white, 46gi7c; do. mixed, 4i@45c.
Rye quiet Ut S0gS5c.
Hay firm. Prime TO choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland. Sl7@lS per ton.
Provisions steady and firm. Mess pork, 49, bulk
meats-loose shoulders, 415@gI94c clear rib sides
6lac do packed, 49zQ694c; bacon shoulders. 6lsc
clear rib sides Sl9c hams, l090llc; lard, TIC.
Butter firm. Prime to choice Western packed
aud roll 23@2Sc.
Eggs scarce and firm. Fresh at 2l@22c lined
1GG9l7c.
Petroleum very quiet Crude, nominally, 4}G9
Coffee firm Rio cNrgoes 1i1l7I4c.
Sugar steady. A soft, lO14@i0l5c
Whisky firm at 81 1891 II.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton
"a; flour, IS Cd; grain. 717lad
ReceiptS-tlour 1910 bbls; wheat, $4,000 blu
corn, 81, 600 bu; oats, $500 bu.
Shipments-Whent, 10000 bu; corn, 10000 bu.
SaleS-Wheat 2Il 800 Du; corn, IS 900 Du.
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1879
GREAT
1879

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE bo N9kE a W5T s AEP R sA2iHTHwEr
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WAs i from Depot cor
-, ner OF sixth and streets, as iollows ,,.u,,
For Plttsbprg and The West, 1890 a M. daily with
Pittsburg to Cincinnati. 81 Louis. and Chicago
TOP sc m dairy with Palace Car g GhISagon
For Canandalgua. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
ana tho North at 6:l5 q; m. daily, except sunday
and Elmla at 1880 q: m daily, except sunday
For New York and the East. Si6 M, lSoand d p,
m. On Sunday, 81 y. m.
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cara ea0 a. IN.
daily. except Sunday.
For Br9oklyP New YoIs all throngn Trains conneG.
affording direct transfer 70 Fulton street, avoid
For Ing d9n6le isTriags across NeT York city
on sunday. S:So and WIS u. m M '''O
Limited Express $40 a. M daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore, 6:l5. $40, $3.50 1880 M and l:51 $40,
M. $3.50. $40 and a:i ). M.
For Popes Creek Line Oi5 a. m. and 40 p M daily
For Annapolis, dis a. IN, ard a2O p m, daily, except
ALExxSDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
For Alexandra l. 7;ao IL n M: 400: 500. 02J
and li:So ,. M On Sunday, I, y and III M and
For Richmond and the South. 700 a. m. daily, and
M, 5:2O p. m daily, exeepl sunday. n 90
m l2'JO g. D. y tand 81 D y. III. and IL midnight.
On sunday al sand 10 a, m, ! and p. N.
mmodatons can be procured at the ofllces-uorth-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy
ie for the checking of baggage TO destination from
A0'''" "I I. 7. FXRMiaR General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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An Leave washington:
SS-fNEW T6RK c Pu ff,y 6pa Eay S'aSn nos
TON EXPRESS. On sundays TO Baltimore only.
strH,sSurg Winchester, HNgersiown, Frederick
s.oo-IBALfiMoREE 2SD LAUREL EXPRESS.
s'ie.Point OF Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, winches-
o., ter, Hagerstown, and Way stations. -
BAIrfM6hE hxPaEss far S1s GHI q
sas NsT ffTE tt fsd PhHsnddep9iA coruMns ANN
PlTTsBURG EXPRESS. Frederick Hagers.
Through car 10 siaunton Puiman clrs I to ci
Siann,i daily. Grafton 10 sandusky daily. except
s;OOaton Sunday only-Baltlmore, Annapolis, and
Baltimore EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens.
burg, College. Beltsyille. Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, Jessups, and Hanover
- RAty annapolis EIlIco City, and Way
ron ExPRFss. stops at AHA Laurel rel AM DUO
I55-i0n sunday M q! only1Baltlmore and wpy:
REL ExPRissS. FredaricS Via h aD Sons Sons
at Annapolis Junction.
chester, aud Wav stations On sunday to Point
Of Rocks and Way stations only.
HHPHpnR1i S pIs &aE st AND
TIMokE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except sunday.
boat Mt Caution. Stops Al BladensDurg and Laurel.
e:Co-Polnt OF Rocks and Way Stations.
7.2o-tBXLIIMoRB AND AZ laurel EXPIRES.
7lstc iiit ly y Go kfSiy AND
EMPRESS. Sleeping cars to Chicago and Pitts
burg, g cept sunday.
Gi5-tNEW YORK PiIILA DELPHIA. AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Blndensburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York and special
sleeping 10 Philadelphia
G50-tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Pullman cars
tDaily. iSunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains sop ut Relay Station.
For further Information apply a the baltimore and
Ohio ticket oilices-Washington Station aud 6oS go
taxi for Baggage be checked and received at any
point In the city. W. NJ. GLEN NTS,
Master OF Transportation.
/. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
q KDDNirZ raj AUnn
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERs IN NEW YORK
And SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.
NEW YonK. NoYember %. 1879


Money was easy at 5@O7 per cent.
Exchange was advanced u per cent. for sixty
day bills making the nominal rates 4S1l9 for long
and lSi for short sight with actual business at
asO@4S0A and 1884 respectively.
Government bonds were generally firm.
State bonds duh and nominal
Railroad bonds were strong and higher Erie
new second cOnsOs rose nom 1914 To bIIS, and
reacted to S613; do funded livcs rising from S3es
10 Sl7z. Kansas & Texas lrsts rose from 0ll6 TO g3
coupon from "a to 90; do convcrtibles from g34
to OF do rsts St. Louis division ox-matured
coupon from 1921 to 103 Chesapeake * Ohio
trsts from 6lI9 TO 62S; do currency skies from 34
Island coupon skies from ia TO 1l519: Boston, Hart
ford & Eric hrsts from 81 to 53l4; Canada Southern
frsts from 81 to 87l5 Great Western seconds OK
coupon from 07h TO 9g Louisville 81 Nashville
Virginia e Georgia flrsls from l02 to LOG. Burng
ton Cedar Rapids q Northern flrsts advanced 10 81
and st. Paul. LncrOss division, iitsts TO ll3 Lana.
yctte d Muncic incomes dropped from GO to 80.
The stock market opened buoyant and amid
great excitement, and prices advanced to 10 per
cent. rs compared with Wednesdays closing fig
urcs. The Vanderbilt shares and the Wabash
stocks were most conspicuous In the improve
ment. but the coal shares also advanced sharply.
subsequently prices reacted a to o per cent, the
decline being attributed to realizatons toward the
close. The Eric shares became active, and ad-
yanccd 5g6 per cent under purchases OF immense
blocks. This strengthened the whole list, espe-
ciplly the coal stocks, Lake Shore and some Of the
Southwestern shares.
Transactions aggregated sos 900 shares. including
Erie lSSO0O Lake Shore &c 600 Wabash IL 0O0 North
western To- 0OOS ST. Paul 1900 Delaware Lnckuwanna
Western 2l,0O0,. New jersey Central 1000,
S. Joseph 5000. Ohio 4 Mississippi 10000, Western
Union 1900, Pacific Mail 5000, Wabash ST. Louis
4 Pacific 1900 Kansas & Texas 10000, and Sutro
Tunnel 5000.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsrRlCr-CHIEF-JUsTIOR
CARTIER AND JUSTICE JAMEs-MoTgan VS.. District
of Columbian argued for plaintiff. Pullman VS..
Stevens; hearing commenced.
CIRCUIT COURT No, 1-JUsTICE WYLIE.-Hayden
VS. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company; argu-
ment IN progress,
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JusTICE CoX,-Huber ct
ux, VS.. Teuber ct ux.i OH trial
CRIMINAL COURT : JUSTICE HAGNBR. william
Babbington, alias william Smith, convicted of per-
Jury Motion for now trial oyerruled. motion
for arrest of Judgment was then made and denied,
on being asked II he had anything 10 say why sem
tence should not be passed upon him, tho pris-
10 u lie against him on the witness stand. He
had taken him TO the corner by the bank and
told him (the prisoneD II asked in court
10 answer no, and he had done so. He hoped that
the court would be light as possible with him. as
ho had poor old mother depondentupon him for
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DIED.

BAi1SCHLIN-on Friday November IS, FRED
DIE ADO, only son of Frederick and Ellen Z. Bussch-
lin, aged II months and ~ days.
Funeral from No, 81 L street northwest, nt o'clock
Sunday November 80
IUGHES.-On November 2s, MARY CATHERINE,
infant daughter OF James and Mary II Hughes
Mo KNIGIIT.-Novsmber "a, at q. m john Nc
KNIaHT, aged 81 years and months.
Funeral from the residence of his sou-inlaw, ID. w.
HoughiOn, 1915 Madison street northwest, at D.
Sunday, Both Inst, Friends Of the family are invited.
o'BRIllN.-on November rs, in the 10th year OF her
age, Mrs JULIA o BRIEN, native OF lralee, County
Kerry Ireland, and n resident OF Capitol Hin tor the
last twenty. dive years.
Her friends aud relatives respectfully invited to
attend har funeral AT OclOCk H. IN. Friday morn
Ing, November 2s from tho residence OF her son-ln-
law bartholomew Dlggns 7i3 Sixth street sou heast,
aud III ence TO requiem mass at ST. Peters church.
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Washington River Front.
ARRIVED.

AKNIVED.
Inland and SeOboard Companys wharf-Steamer
Jane Moseey, Barker, Cone river, freight and pas
Eengers,
Sherin's wharl-Seamer Mattano, Byles, lower
river landings, freight and Passengers.
Riey's whari-Schooner q. Treel Lowell, Jack
sonyille. Fla lumber for Willott & Libbey.
Johnson's wharf-Schooner Annie and Emma,
Dulaney, Philadelphia, coal for Johnson Bros
CLEARED.
Inland and seaboArd Company swharf-steamers
Lady of the Lake. Trayers, Norfolk, Va, and John
w. Thompson, Wood, Leonardtown, freight and pas
Beugers,
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This ia o very crcdtable piece Of romance
which will afford tho reader many nm hour Of
agreeable enjoyment
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A FARMER told us the other day that he would
not be without Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup il II cost iyo
dollars bottle. 1t must be wonderful remedy.
The price is only % cents Il bottle.
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THROUGH WINDING WAYS. A novel. By ELLEN
W. OLSEY, author Of Love iu Idleness" &c.
Philadelphia; ]. b Lippincot & Co. Washing
ton; f. NJ. Whitaker & Co.
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THE WoDIEN's HUSBANDS. I. The Barber Of
Midas, II. The False Prince III. Narclssus.
Philadelphia; !. y. Llppincot & Co. Washing.
tom T.. NJ Whitaker e Co.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

- The Great Double-TraclS
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
---. TO tile
NORTH, NoRTHwEeSr, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST
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a pleasant aud instructive tale well told is
JOY to the reader of romance, and we are led
to characterize this volume as of that class.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

VIVIAN. THE BEAUTY. by Mrs. ANNrE In
WARDS, author of Archie Lowell" &c. New
York ID. Appleton & Co.
This paper-cover volume adds another to
Appicton's new handy volume series, and af-
fords the reader n well-writton piece of fiction
which smacks somewhat of the Germau-a
fact which detracts nothing from its interest.
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rENO quiet gentlemen only--Two pleasant neatly
n FURNISHED third floor rooms house nearly new;
al modern improvements aud convenient to three
Hines OF cars references required No 1921 ninth st
w. q
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Georgetown Grain Market.

Offerings on Change 1900 bushels wheat, sales
ranging from sl,l2l9@l63H.
ARRIVED.
Boat Seneca, with 1000 bushels wheat, 800 BUSH
els corn, 50 barrels -four boat Medley, with 1900
bushels wheat, 1900 bushels corn; boat NJ. q,
Mnlers with 1900 bushels Mhoat, 800 bushels corn.
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To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT lao 2. M.
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Pacific Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2s 1879.
The following the Official closing quotations OF
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YOUNG JOE AND OTHER BOYS. BY J. I. TRow.
BRIDGE Illustrated. Boston: Lee & Shepard.
Washington: William Ballantyno Il Son.
This work is intended to engage the alton
ton of the juvenile mind Is well written and
is full of entertainment aud profitable instruc-
tion. As we approach the season of memon-
toes, young Joe" will no doubt become n
popular candidate for distribution among the
young folk.
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a MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND OTHER AD-
DRESSES. BY BENJAMIN WARD RICHARDSON, NJ.
-, &c. Fellow Of the Royal College of Physicians
&C.; New York. u. Appleton & Co. Washington !:
II. B MOhuu,
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wANTED-HOurSES,
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

" ANIED-A sulnll house, comfortably lur-
X 4, Republican Office. no.
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This volume groups together several ad-
dresses delivered before the Sanitary Institute
Of Great Britain, at tho Stafford Congress of
The Institute in October last. These papers
add much to the science of medicine, and if
carefully consulted and studied will add much
useful knowledge relating to the sanitary con.
dition Of the human anatomy. As health Is
indispensable to personal comfort too much at
tention cannot be paid to the laws of health
and tho consequences of their violation. Wo
fluid in this work treasure of information
and admontion profitable alike for study aud
practice.
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hN liberal terms, n three story basement Rest.
" dence, with all modern Improvements; situated
on Eleventh St within minutes walk OF the Est
cars: INQUIRE NJ National Republican Office selgtt
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IGOR RENT, with board, large sunny room. on
n first hour. Apply AZ 7Jl East Capitol st. Refcr.
encus required. nO2l-aw
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

1NOR SALE-rhe valuable improved property or the
- corner OF Eighth and SIS w. Tho building Is
four Jlories HIGH 2lNs0 ieet Is suitable for store
Also the adjoining house, occuple as paint store.
FOR terms apply tp JNO A RUFF corner seventh
stfnet md IOnisann nYonnn. sig2-tf
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NICELY furnished communicating rooms at No
IN 1901 Mass ave u vi modern imprOven entH prl-
waite family; references. nGi2 u
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TOR RENT-YSOOyES.

NICE parlor and room adjoining. Inquire No
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THNO Congressman and others--A commo llous we'll
A FURNISHED room, ndyantageously situated within
one square OF the Capitol and street Apply No
| 237 First st Sc. nos
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nESlRADLE handsomely Furnished Rooms. en-
- suite or single In new house with modern i'm.
provements; central location; hotels and Depart.
ments; apply on premises, No ol9 Thirteenth street
w. oct-3in
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

1.-TWO or three furnished, partly furnished or IN
4 furnished rooms, fronting south, with or withou
board, not for an M q. Address, giving location nu
price, II box 800. Washington, be. no29
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NJ EAR iNggs and Ebbitt, handsomely furnished
~ parOr md bedroom, formerly occupied by NJ
e; sui able for Senator Member and wife price sl5
also other rooms. No 1880 q vt. no2j
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d. CARY. A Novel. By NJ. JAcoUELINE THORN.
TON. New York; d, Appleton Co.
This paper-covered novel forms one of Ap.
pleton's library of American literature and is
an exceedingly readable production.
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EURIPIDES BY J. r. MAuAFFEY, A. NJ. New
York; D, Appleton e. Co. Washington: +. b.
Mohun.
This little work is among tho papers OF
classical writers edited by John Richard
Green. AS its title implies, it is devoted to
Euripides, the Grecan poet, who fills page of
the most brilliant epoch in Athonian history.
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TALES OF OLD THULE Collected and illus
trated by j. MOVER SMITH, Philadelphia: j. Is.
Lippinc0tt & Co. Washington' L, NJ Whitaker
~ SON.
This is q revival to some extent of the lit
erature Of the ancients, somewhat modernized
and extensively illustrated. The volume af-
fords much pleasant reading for the young, as
the tales are child-like and bland, when com.
pared with the romance of the Nineteenth cen.
fury.
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HANDSOME furnished rooms, On suite, suitable
I for Members OF Congress; table board. M 1921
IN "
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LOST.

FENSON Nd.
A GENTLEMAN would loan to the proprietor OF
"A "A tlrs.riuss hote IN cry Tor one year 5000 the
interest to pay for board ana room for same time,
Addle LIBERAL, ltrpGbllrAn office, nOa3lt
n TONEY 10 LOAN on improved real estate, IN
WI sums 10 suit nt lowest rates. w W DAMIEN.
HOWl2R l!l Ftnw. nos,-L moi
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Baltimore Markets.

TIoga has lowed an assessment OF 20 cents .
share.
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NILE DAYS, OR EGYPTIAN BONDS. A novel
By CATIIAIINE BATES. Philadelphia: J. b. Lip
pincott & Co. Washington: L. NJ. Whitaker {
Co.
This is pleasantly told tale, which will
afford the reader q pastimo if ii docs not afford
him instruction.
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THE THROAT AND VOICE. BY J. Soils COHEN,
NJ. d. Philadelphia: Lindsay 4 Backiston.
This volume forms one of the series of
American Health Primers, which arc attract.
ing good deal of attention, as they bring to
every reader of mature judgment the theories
of health to the different organs of the human
anatomy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15
SEEE'ERE aSE.EA-

4 S9lGE EE AND CuMMiSSICNEHa
- SALE OF REAL ESTATE III FAIR-
Fax Co, YA.--Eg virtue Of sn order Of Tie
District Court Of tho United States for the East.
err DisIric. OF Virsinis dstcd October let, 1919,
entered in :hc ma.ieC Ct john j. Harrison,
bankrupt, the undersigned will soil by public
auction, 1t Fairfax {. l., Va, Oh MONDAY.
aoTolaGer lILEi, 1879, Court dGyj at about -
c'cloek e., .la following TAECELS OF
HhSD, tc:ongiIg 10 The estate of sst BANKRUPT,
lying near Eurko;s station, in Fairfax co., Vr,
VIZ: One tree. contsining 81 acres and 90 poles !;
ard one coptainins 81 &cces and l3U poles. lyi1g
adjoining, end Dlsk!ng desirable farm Of sb1l.
- acres. The G0oyo described land is sold Iseo
from Inc lions and irCumDraDCc3 thereon
Ierms: One fourth cash On day of ssic tho
TesidGe in three causi 2atamcnts, az ore two .T1
lhrea years from; dsE of sale; The purchaser 90
give bonds, with approved: security, hesring i;l-
totest. for thu deferred payments, ard Ire title
20 be T:ssined until tho bonds sro paid
JOHN i. FOWLER, hasirncl.
THOMAS AQ0KE, Go;rGl'r,
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Hy Green s. Wise. Au2.ioresrs.

6 IOMMIaSI0N EHS' SALE Of VAi,UA,
- Bile REAL PRC,pERTy-i5 81 v!r.no of
decrco .; INC G0raors!ion Court fer tho city OF
AiozaDd5!a. Va, rendered. st is Juno torn.
1878. i: iEC suit Ct hllon and othc,s W. MG-
Yoish, tho undersigned, commissioners thcrain
named. will sa'l by public auction, OH eli u k:?-
d. :, iho llin day Of Dsceuber, 1879 st l.
o'clock NE. iii front Of the entrance to tho Cour.
room, on Fair;sZ street, IN Lhe city Of Alexsu"
dfia. Va, tho following property, to wit:
No. !. The largo srd valuable BRICK
DWELLING snd LOT OF GROUND situate
on the N. E. cornor of st. Assph ard Cameron
streets.
No. 2 The valuable TWO STORY BRICK
DNELLING adjoining No, on the east.
The lots above described arc particularly well
located for residences being in Tho centre Of the
city aud convenient TO railroads, boate, mar
ket, &c, SC.
Terms CT Sslo: As much cash As will pay tho
costs OF suit and sale, and the residue in three
equal instalmeEts in l, , and ) years; tbs nego.
tlablo notes of the purchasers, wi!h interest from
day Of sale, 10 bo tsksn for tho deferred psy-
lnon:s. aud tho title to bc retained urSil Tia
whole of the pufchase money iF paid.
G. W. MATpLE&, CoGln-3.
ii, G. GLAUGHTUN. ] Of Sale,