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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-06

AN investor in baby bonds wants to know
how he Is to get his money back when he
wants IT. He can when he accumulates one
hundred dollars which he can invest i'm a
thlrty-year bond, which is equivalent 10 ty-
ing 1t up for that time, unless lle stands a
shave by some broker. Ii the rate of interest
gees up IN year or two the value of the ten
dollar four per cent. bond viii be largely de
pTeciated,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-06
Hint TO MorHERs.-Giye

a HINT TO MoTHERs.-Ulle y.
babies occasionally a little SAT-. m
a child that is fed with COW Ii ~
small "pinch" of salt should Oe .-s -.
to the milk every time it IS pIsL !,
This will do more toward keel ;,s
bowels right than all the psteH'
ciues YOU can give.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-06

TABLE silver should be cleale' y. :
least once or twice a week, anu -
easily be kept in good order an' f. 5
ished in this way: Have your r., G
pan half full of boiling water r.
the silver in. that il may uS..
warm then with a soft cloth o.it
into hot water. soaped and spTil:s5--. u.s..
with powdered borax. scour ", -.
well then rinse in clean no' We
and dry with a clean, dry clotn'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-06

TICKS on SHEEP-An agricultural
exchange says, TO Kill ticks on sheep.
throw INTO the barnyar,i n few small
thrifty, second growth Gr trees. The
sheep will eat the leaves and small
twigs greedilv. an6 often strip off al
the bark. The ticks will all leave the
sheep in few lays, the strong odor
from TIC oi. Of tho fir driving them
away.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-06

DoTTEb wells for ladies are again
fashionable
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-06
EBENSB'G WOOLEN FACTORY
COUNTRY WORK 4 spECEALTY.-

'E'llL ruLer5 Eucd having recently purchased the
L property known as the EBENsugRs WuoLEN
FACTORY from the Assignee uI !. \. & Geo. W.
Jones. desire 10 call the attention Of the public to
the uct that thcr propose putting said FACTORY in
operation forthwith for the purpose Of doing all
kinds or COT NERS - ORR such as Gard
ing. BycsHS- Spinning Weaving &c.
W Ni- also Hanuiaeturc Bfauk kefs- EIapucIS.
GaSsi1scr. aut YARN.
Having secured the services uF m EEpEHrr-gEB
and PRACTICAL man To- manage the busine=z. We
n guarantee entire satisfaction to an who favor
u- With their custom. = ii BARKER
ALVIN ENANS
Ebeushurg AIav =. 1s1g.-.E I'D. JAMES
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-06
SAIszslaHSIH

For sale by Lennon * Murray. Ebensburg.
who are authorized to guarantee VfGORENR 10
prove as represented. [1O-11, ,f7s.-1y.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-06

DLANIEG Having attached
4 90 our II sIHETt MILLS near Ashland Furnace
"a complete Planning MIL We arr prepared fo
work ELeuGiNs. SfDISG and MCULuING of every
description and also do tu1ing. 0f aIl kinds -ucb
a. EEHo,r. FpHE and HuE EASHLE- SC. FIooE-
iNG and ~lHiNG 'lWlys ON hand aJ the MN and
.or sale ga the lowest ca=h price,.
u. s. c. MOORE
AlFl ls, is'9-sn-- T. %. address ALTOONA PA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-06
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

: Is especially re-
commended asan
unfailing cure for
SEMINAL WEAK
NESS, = ERIN A
ToRRBEA, IMPo-
TENCY, and all
diseases that fol-
low as a sequence
on Self Abuse-as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

The nation is locking with wondering gaze
st the growth Of railroads, mining and manu-
features as the types of prodiglous advance IN
material DEVELOPMENT The farmer has learned
40 feel that he has direct interest in all this,
because il gives him home markets that rcnd +
il unnecessary for him to depend upon the FOR
eign demand But the farmer has not yct
learned because the agricultural interest ls MOI
organized on the same scale as the indlislrlal)
that in all this opening of higher ana better
cultivation he has new aims To look III, ne"
interests to develop, new importance to nnuer'
stand and care for He has not yet under.
stood, because it is difficult for the scattered
and isolated cultivator to learn these things
that with the increased variety OF manulac'
lures there come openings for new crops that
he can rilisc.
The capitalists can employ chemists ana
scientist, To prepare processes and ADAPT raw
materials To the arts. Bui the farmer has no
chemist AT his command and no scientist 10
advise him of the methods al utllzleg what he
wastes for the lack of knowledge.
The Agricultural department tells MN al
tunes of new crops he can la>e tor when there
is a demand IN the home markets, and 1t DIS
tributes seeds far and wide, some of which are
always toerably sure to fall on congenial soil.
What is needed is tina, our American farmers
should exhibit the same intelligent spirit OF
enterprise displayed by the inventor ana manu-
factulerS: that they should appreciate the new
spirIt of American civliZation and rush Tor
ward to make agriculture not the mere follow
er and servant of manufactures, but the great
leading and advancing interest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

Very many among professional breeders 90
not know how to ring Il bull with ease to the
operator and a minimum amount OF pain to
the animal When We were breeding cattle
We used to have II simple straight iron punch
Of the same calibre rs the ring to he used. The
animal was fastened between stanchlons IN the
usual manner, and also by rope around the
horns, passed out in front securely round a
post A piece of wood was tapcred to hold
against one side of the nO.tril, the punch was
placed against the opposite side, sharp blow
with hammer against the punch, ana aclcan
cut was made. the ring inserted, fastened ana
the animal operated on never seemed to hold
rrudge on account Of the insertion OF the
level A scratchnwl or knife Is harbarouS
instrument for doing the work In breaking
null to lead never usc harsh pull on the
nose. Let him know that he is permanently
and securely fast except at the will OF the OPP,
orator A touch by an attendant from behind
j. better than Il strong pull in ront. The AM.
nal must he taught, not forced. The best
hOrsemen now train animals; they used to
break them Training is a good word also tor
the education of service bulls.-Prdtrte F"'W'-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

RoRAy FOR ColDs.-A writer in the Nedi-
tal RerOrd cites a number of cases IN which
bor,N is proved most eflectua remedy IN GER
tam forms of colds. He states that IN sudden
hoarscness. or loss of voice in public speakers
or singers from colds, relief for an hour or so,
as by magic, may he often obtained 10y slowly
dssolving, partially swallowing, lump OF
borax the size of II garden pea, or about three
or four grains, held IN the mouth ten minutes
before speaking or singing This produces a
protllse secretion of saliva, or watering OF
the mouth and throat-probabIy restoring the
voice or tone To the dried vocal cords, just as
wetllng brings back the missing notes to a
hu,e when it Is too dry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

The alfalfa now so famous, is only the H.
cerne OF England acclimatcd in Chilli, and
from thence transferred to California. In Eng
land it had the advantages of very humid
climate; in Chilli, the disadvantages OF a very
dry one. But when it had been made t" thrive
there, ii was just the grass for the dry climate
of California 1t would not flourish every
where. 1t is very sensitive TO frost in early
stages of its growth. Yet in England and in
Pennsylvania, where II is produced, we hear
little about its being killed by frost. In ChllI
its character was changed. 1t did not ma Ike
the battle against frost hut against drought,
II bears the same character in California
San Francisco Bulletin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

A careful estimate made of the relative cost
of corn and pork in the process of turning corn
into pork, gives the following result on the
basis that on, bushel of corn Of seventy pounds
will make ten pounds of pork: AT l2la cents
per husheI | q cents per pound; II cents per
bushe . cents per pound; - cents per bushel,
Scents per pound; 33 cent, per bushel, accents
per pound; 80 cents per hushel cents per
pound To reverse the process, when pork
brings cents per pound it is equal to 25cenls
per bushcl for corn; at cents per pound, -
cents per hushcl; ) cents per pound 40 cents
per bushel--C hjc0g0 JoUrid{
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11
FARM AND GARDEN.
CnrreAnnnilenCe.

We shall be glad to receive, for publication
in this department, short and pointed commu
nications from farmers, gardeners, stock-rais
ers and others, on any topic of general inter
est TO agricuturists. The name and postoiilc,
address should accompany each letter. MOI
necessarily for publication, but Us guaranty
of good faith. 1t ms our purpose 10 open u'i'
column to IA free exchange OF experience and
opinions between its readers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

4 camel rancho is owned 10y David Mather,
OF B;,rrop, Texas. He asserts that cameIs are
no more trouble To raise than horses and cat
tie The coils for three or four DAYS are rather
tender and require attention, hut after that they
take their chances with the herd They are
very dOcie, and as the females give birth tn a
colt every year they are profitable. the anl.
mails selling. when reared, at from 5000 Ia $500
each Mr. Mahrr says thai Il weIl-Frokcn
cumel will travel more than hundred miles
ln,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

A correspondent of the KaaS"S Fdrme" nd.
vises planting hlack walnui> ~ soon as ripe. Il
foot apart, in rows four feet apart: IL then.
grow without trimming Cor three years. irving
good culture: thea cut down cin>r :" the
ground and the next season Il shoot VIII >trk"
upward, rs ighi rs an arrow and II ira-'
ten feet high " At this are, h. tell ihc h"v>.
"lhc trees will De worth $40 hundred. which
is better III al To eat the nuts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

A Western farmer wanted tn hOrr,N rriu
from a neghlar 70 the purpose a. killlng
sni,c yellow birds IN his field of whc .....''h
were eating The grain. His neI-h''ur ".si' I'd
e. loan the gun. for he Thought Tia" 'lu,- Pc
fol In order Ia satisfy his curh>li. 90 80
one AZ, them. opened lis criw. and i'''r... I
900 wecvils and four grains ni wa''''. ~ IN
these four grains the wecvl~ had hUrrr. : -
TnGiJBG EdrmeF.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

Winter is the time when IL !, tu.f,' 'ili
10 produce good cclored huticr nud g.. - m
strcaks and the harder t" rs'ur. '4>
feeding will help This very much T. av
well. with some simple anuariiii~ to- -
,,,t ,b.. fu,.1 with , LIME >,li tIr.ur he
COWS will eat everything up rr,r'''' "a
of rock salt should always tr wt'i'- -
can have access Ia It,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
R5EDICFHaE.
I i " HxIRS.

This important orgsn weighs but about
th:ea pounds and ali the blood in living
,uersou (about three ga.lons) passes through
! ;,;la lest once every half hour, TO have the
800 ether Impurities strained or filtered
hor,aI. ard G,is tee natural puIgatiyo Of !he
Uo"::s, a.a u e 6, Liver becomes torpid it is
through the veins to ae oI9oG o 1 Ss cstt.ea
and in trying to escape throIsS tho roIe, Q:
the skim causes it to turn yellow ~ a dirfv
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
srd DyspcpEis Indigestion, CoEs!iHatioo,
! Hcsdscne. Biliousne.s, Jsundce, thi:,s.
M.larsl Fsvels, Piles, Sick and Sour StoEl
sch, snd general debility follow. Il Ets-
RELl!5 HEPATINE. the great vegetables
ditc3very for tj7pidi!y, causes the Liver 10
! throw OF from one 10 two ounces OF bic each
time he blood passes through il, as ioag L.
| there i: Gn excess CT bic; and tie etec: CT
even few doses upon yellow complexion
CT brcwo. dirty locking skin, will as.on-
! i:h ell VINO t1y t-!5ey being the first sy!np-
! t2a,a 20 disappear. Tho cure Of ell bilious
disesscs sud Liver complaint is made Ger
tAin by tsking HepG!iRe IN accordance wi!b
dlrec!iyus Roadachs is generally cured in
twenty minutes, sni no disease that arises
:Eoa; !hs Liver Can exist if fair tElsl !;
aigaa. Ts2o 20 pills whs1 you csn get
| t:er.iia:: at the same price. For sale by
J al !irnrsis!s. PS4sE csc and 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
4 EIpCINrAN

II HUMAN
c:.u;n :atafy e3:i.ss z: The foIo'i's
Clarke eoau!y. i !9s S,,te, ~; i. e.iH:n 81
A::zs5a Nia2s Of D.. I@,t: INN VIZ
g.! the .ecen: e., c;J1 ,hcrc mas oac c.L,.
ti;it ia whose scc;ss yYu; ere 2oudent Tis
particularly :Giar's:.I. =. j !, will be sean.
hear! snd admired ct :i,e CIp;lGl when !Ec
Lcsis, ure ,rvHres r Ter to Cur A:,mb
!: san elect, y. Il u al. c.,i., VII - fiat
te:!5g siyr:y 1y.r ttTae Opponents. l. been
rftufccc the T"pIf:cUlaiT: iron! Pinsi. IL
tie mater ct hi, else ion, lie ttLc: sya. Ii. tho
p,,5. and HI tic ME- ita c.;i''. De was
bttugh: iUtEa:d by ul2Iy u !;.e REPRESENTATIVE
elTZsp5 Ct ;.ic UJuu!", aLj T.'Ec!suiiy cJnseGt'
cd - b. !. c2ii1Iolta ODET al IT.: rrIGr; s0l,I'a
tion Ct those n!ln a!'prcc!it: ia worth. NJ.
Meade j. rltGest il Department, courteous IN
ugnufr. proposing ID eppcs!aCct, yauog 10
years, but prSs ssed al great decision CT thIGc
t.r. and H5ia BE- w!iI GG Icy to TIC ssc.ion
Ehiah he ;r.$.tts he is otvt!j oi secti9GaI-
lin, an,j wl reprcsso. III interest ci ire
whole territory honestly aud inr3ItIai'g. y
Eow RAIsIEs ARE PREPARED = stlip Of
LAID b?.d3:iHg tie Mediterranean soUewhst
less than one hunGra3 miles 1t ,c:!::h, ald il
width nc: Exceeding ErG CT SIX. y Tue r@isia
producing te!:;t55y C Spsin. Beyond these
boundaries ;he nuscatel grspa, from which the
Tai.n is ,ri:c paly produced. may gro" s1d
thrive sbuntsatlyi bu. tho fruit must 60 10 the
market or the wiao press. When the grape be
gins TO ripcn il Angus. Tho farmer Carefully ~
spec!s the fruit Us i: lies OF the T@rD, dry SOIL,
sDd ono by enc clips The c:u:toTs f.; they reach
perfection
In almost almost al vineyards giants Of ms
sonary ere prepared. looking like uus!aZad lot
beds, and covered with fine pebbles, on wLich
tho fruit 10 exposed - dry. But tho srnGtl pro
psie:ur prefers not TO carry his grapes 80 fa. II
is better. be thinks, TO depcs: them nearor Ut
hand, where there is less danger Of bIuislng;
and Whera bGes and wssps arc less likely to find
them. Day by dsy the cut branches sro exam
ned and turned, Till they sre suE GENTLY cured
10 be borne 10 tho Eou-o. usually On tue hl top,
and there deposited in the empty wine press TIL
enough have been collected for the trlmmors
and packers to begin taeir wocs. at this stage
great piles OF rough dried ra:ins aro Brought
forth from the vino press and heaped upon
boards.
One By one the bunche; Gro carefully inspect
cd, those OF the frs; quality being trimmed OF
all Irregularities and lnperfec1 berries. and de-
posted in piles by Themselves so, 10 turn, arc
treated those Of the second quality; while the
clipping and inferior fruit received into bas-
keis .! the fee: of tho tImmers. end reserved for
homo consumption. 4 qusn!lty OF SNAIL WOOD
en- trays sre cow brought forward, Just the size
CT common rsi:in box. and about m Inch deep.
In these papers sic neatly laid, so rs to lap over
aud cover tho rais!ns evenly deposited II thu
trays, which are :hen sub acted to hs.Vy pres.
sure IN rId5 pr:a5. Alter pressing, thD Ts!:l;;s
are dropped icto the boxes fOc InaTkc.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

ALLEGED LARCENY Of Cs.-Cor siderable
Interest wss Created % The north .ijc ct the
caual thus morulus by easa before justice
Weston Grseo, c.l5r,d. Il secms that Mr.
James Byaupau lad cut large quantity OF
ice ircm The canal aud had II lying on tie
bank, whcuoe lne carts Of Mr. James Duncan
baurcd IF q portion O: it til, uoroiug. Nc
Branpau lhertupon sued Gu. warrant for
petit LARGELY, aud Mr.. Durc.u was arrested
thereon AID carried before Justice Green. WIN
found hin guilty and adutged bin to receive
punishment by srlp.s Nlr. Duncan, however,
took au appeal to tho Couay Court ADD gave
hail for his appearance. The s,tempt to TO-
f1ict stripes excited much iodiguo,iop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
Resumption

New YoRK, Jan. 2.-rhare WAS no excite
ment when pus!ness opened al tho sac Treasur y
this morning. Treasurer H.ltouse was prepar-
e.! to meet u probable rush for gold, but tho do
mand was very light, whilo iI some irrtances
glceebacks were prcfcrro1. FRS. demand was
for $40 hu: not another dollar in gold IVES paid
out for balf sn hour. Within that tiEo there
ware hslr doZ,n applicants for Sums less than
St0, but IS no payments arc made under thst
amount they were roiu5st!, Nn.ioGal bank bills
wero also offered BIZ; were nct :akcG, o:ly legal
tenders bcinr e1ch@Dgeb.c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

LADIES UNION RLLItF.- Elsewhere in to-.
days Gsz:lle will Dn !ouGd the uolIoc ct D
meetiog IF The Liai.s Uriaa Relief Assccia.
Iiop, 10 be held % Saturday DeZt, ct the Or
phau Asylum, 10 orGa&Z, ior lie Hiu,cr's work,
which Is uow pr, ssiug. Many are app!sicg for
help. sud thur. is 20 onc 10 a.teod TO them but
the officer, of last year, wt!0 axe oo'y ho.dieg
over until there is ncctpg 10 elect new ones.
Two meetings have been called. AT the hra'
four ladies we're present. 4. the sscoad seven.
and nothing Was dono except to arrange Tor tie
pound party, which vas quite successful, 10
spite of most unf.vorabIe day. go thst on
Chr s.mos day Comfortable portions we're dis
hibuted to over forty families
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
7 u NGS

Tic i,:sii:y Cf Consumption or ThTost and
Lung Diseases, which sweep to tho grave st
lcs:i enc third OF Ill dasLhs victims, arises
from the Opium or Morphine trestmeat
which simply stupeGss es the work OF DEAN
goes on. $1,000 will DO paid if Opium or
Morphine OF aoy preparation OF Opium,
Morphine OF Prus:ic Acid can be found in
! tho Globe Flower Cough Syrup. which hiss
cured psoplc who arc living to. day with ono
remaining lug 10 grss;er wrong can bs
dono than 10 say than Consumption is incur,
abs Tho GLOBE FLOWER COUGH
| SYRUP will cure it when oil other means
bsvp failed also Colds. Coughs, Asthma,
bronchitis and All diseases of tha throat and
lungs. Aead the testimonials Of tho Hon.
A;cy. L. Stephens and others in our book
free 10 ell al the drug stores Iske no
Troches o. iozenges for Sore Throat, when
ycu can ge! Glooo Flower Syrup at same
price. For sale by al! Druggists. PRICE
.2Ec mad al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

The WEATHER AND TIE RIVER -ihe
W.a,te: this Ipo!oiag vas hr;ght alG WAITE lJE
tiue, i5,c2ed ~ si5g. then ny more SUE
sh;ue: and the s:uSh csu:ea By last ni2hI
cold ysa sono began 20 nelsinto water and pass
of. Later 10 Tie day, hoWsver, The Wloc came
o1t strongly lrcrl the we5 ward sbd !: turoeo
very cold again.
On the river The status CT sffsl:5 remalos
nesry .ho came The tugboat kate resurnca
irou Q1an::co this morpleg, whittier ste co..
yu5ea tho tcR ofoyster beats, men'loned yes'
te.dsy. Sic reports the ica quite heavy. Ire
tugs Comet and Mary Lewis started ifcm
Qlartieo this mor,icg With the oyster boals'
for Gear wa,cr which is reported. below Lover
Cedar Point. O2a Of the lougboats, which
was iccudcd ia yesterdays low. Ess cut
through by lie ice, but vas saved from sirklog.
One cysser vesEsl is rtp5rted at Qaaa;ico, but
her Cspthiu refused to run the risk OF being
toYpd up. The Steamship e. &. koight, OF
the New York lice, foIInIed the Kate up iron
Oaaoiico, and arrived al! safe ex:e5; the loosen
inc Ct some ct her lion. while trying to !orce
htr wag lhrorsht the Ice last Monday. She
started en- up to Georgetown, conveyed BY the
tug Kate, which he's proven herself most
valuable ice breaker. The John Gibsoa, Of the
same ice, will leave for New York to morrow.
her igou havog been replaced. The steamer
Lady If the lake, of the Norfolk lice Is *
pected to lea?c TO mtriow evening", 90 her &c.
guIar tri:. TIE schooner Sarah Fisher. loaded
with lumber from Port Deposit for this port,
is reported in harbor at Smith's Point. Just be
lew Qlau;ieo.
Appearances this morUiag pointed 10 q
speedy reopenicg Of navigation, bat twenty
four bours Of very cold weather would speedily
ilork The riysr again
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

FARMERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
1t Is expected that dividend Of seven pei
cent will be made TO the depestcrs in the late
Farmers AID Mechanics Savings Bank some
lime next week The dividend would haTs
been larger but for the difficulty 10 collecting
the assets OF the bank. It's understood thai
it has been necessary TO bring suit 10 nearly. u
not quite. every case where debts weIo dae the
baok. The Icss OF a prospective dividend VII!
be very welcome 10 many persons who hac
finds 10 the bank, and arc DOW sorely 10 neec
of the money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

DUBLIC SALE-On THURSDAY, Jan y.
Z -, 1879. fair # not, tho mex. fair day, at
Gssi-n Hsl, the re:iioncs Of L. e. Dlcsins,
ncsr RnGndale Toll Gate aHh Spring Geld STA
ton, v ii. 4. T., CO.'S. HORSES, COWS,
WaGO&S, BUGGY, SLEIGH, FARMING
IMPl,h HINTS. HOUSEHOLD AND
kLTCEEN FURNITURE, &c, &c. Terms
lns!o kHowa On day C: ssls. dec 21-6ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION. The
Cn,;srm.s Celebration OF tho Uaion Presbgteri-
NJ Church takes place to night at = O'Clock.
she arrangements have all been completed, aud
il il understood tie Church will be handsomely
decorated, The exercises will DO doubt be 10
tc1cstrg. and the singing, as usual, will be the
leading feature OF tho OCCASION. This being
the last celebration OF the season, and judging
!tom tho pas, it is expected that large crowd
will te present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
AUCTION aAs.ftS.
}2y Green S Wiso.

By Green s. Wiso,
[Renl Estste Agents and Auctioneers.]
TNaCUTuko' SALf; OF A VALUABLE
d WAKEHUUSE-We will offer for sale by
public suction. on SATURDAY, the 1lth day
of Janusty. lc73 81 ~ O'clock Ia, on the prem.
laes, that y Il l. U q 5 Il 4 FOUR STORY
BRlCk WAREHOUSE located ON the south
west corner OF King ard Leo streets. in the city
Of Alcxsndris. W., now occupied byJ. A. Herri-
son as foad store, fronting on King street about
60 feet, and running back to II feet alley, and
binding Cd Lee street ABOUT IS feet.
Terrls Of Sale: Ono fourth cash; tho residus
in L. IL and Is mon!be, with interest
y II. DULANY.
JOHN A. CARTER,
ARTHUR HERBEHT,
Executors OF John Z. Dulany, decd.
dee tI-2sYL5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

DEEDS AND LICENSES. During the past
year iherc have been rs deeds recorded, snd
SO marriage licenses issued, 10 the Office Of tbs
Ule.k OF the Couo'y Court. lo the same period,
cSe hurdrcd aud uipsteen Licenses wero issued
10 the office OF The Clerk OF the Corporation
Court, aod two huodred ADD fity.niuo deeds
rrr II d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
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LoU!sIaTA BONDS --rhc Louisiana funding
board giTes notice 10 holders Of tbs bonds OF
thst State that a5 lax collectors; arc not called
upon 70 settle ttcr accounts until January 20,
only IS. Asa Is now to the cred. OF the Interest
lax fund. and that the subject will b. submitted
to the Legislature + action End reElsdy Oh its
reason bling on ~ ondav EeEt. The State there.
turs deiaulted yesterday. TIE STATE authorities
ex press their belief that thu ontire interest w |
be pSid within threo weeks.