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Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11
GEORGIA..
Crew Rescued.

AUGUSTA, Ga, November 10. Steamship
McGregor, from Liverpool, at Port Royal, re-
ports when off Sable Island picked up the
crew of the ship Forest Belle, of Liverpool,
from New York for Liverpool. There were
seventeen on board. Eleven were trans
ferred to the steamer Massachusetts,, bound
for Rotterdam. The McGregor brought six
others, all Americans, to Port Royal. The
Forest Belle foundered in heavy gale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11
Gillian Casualties.

A telegram received here states that til
Chilians in taking Pisagua, experienced
determined resistance by Peruvians, and loi
800 men, killed and wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11

Marie Edmond Valentine, Senator from
Rhone, whose death was annsanced on the
I'd, shot himself from chagrin at having
recommended unfortunate investments.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11
Supreme judicial COurt-Judxe Libbey
rrrealAiunU.

MONDAY, November 10th.
Kennebcc Log Driving Company.
The testimony was closed at the adjourn
ment for dinner In the afternoon the coun-
sci, J. Baker for defts., pillsbury for pits.
submitted the closing arguments, and the
Judge charged the jury, and they took the
case at half-past five. The court adjourned,
directing the jury to seal up their verdict and
return it into the court in the morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11
Municipal Court.

Henry Bailey got intoxicated and made
things lively at his mothers house, by break
ing furniture and windows. And when brought
into court yesterday he plead guilty and fail
ing to pay fine and cost was committed.
Robert Fisher, was fined five dollars and
cost for being intoxicated, at which sentence
he was adjudged guilty and appealed to the
December term of the Superior Court and
failing to recognize in 500 was committed.
Nathaniel Merchant for vagrancy was sent
to the house of correction for thirty days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11
Shot Himself from Chagrln.

Shot Himself from Chagrln.
Marie Edmond Valentine, Senator from
Rhone, whose death was annsunced on the
I'd, shot himself from chagrin at having
recommended unfortunate investments.
Canrobert's Return.
Canrobert's return is not Bonapartist
manifestation, but he was elected as cham
pion of the order, as practical protest
against the recent communist elections of
Ilumbert Farel.
Gillian Casualties.
A telegram received here states that the
Chilians in taking Pisagua, experienced
determined resistance by Peruvians, and lost
800 men, killed and wounded.
Personal.
LONDON. November 10. The Times says
Schouvaloff starts for ST. Petersburg in a few
days. His return has long been anticipated
and creates no surprise.
Lord Mayors Banquet.
The Lord Mayors banquet took place at
Guildhall, nearly 900 guests being present.
Parneli.
The departure of Parnell for America is
postponed in consequence of the political as
pect
Differences in British Cabinet.
1t is rumored there are differences in the
Cabinet regarding affairs of Afghanistan.
Cause Of Distress in Ireland.
The Irish local government boards report
says the potato crop everywhere is deficient
and inferior, and this with the absence OF
peat fuel owing to rain, are leading causes
of the distress.
RumOred Revolution in Peru.
1t is rumored that a revolution has broken
out in Lima Peru.
The Capture of Pisagua.
A private desl atch dated Valparaiso, Oct.
7th, confirms the report of combined attack
by the Chiian land and sea forces made on
Plsagua, which was taken after a lombard
ment of five hours. Three hundred Chilians
were killed and wounded.
Gift by the German Emperor.
BERLIN, November 10. Emperor William
sent $500 for the benefit of sufferers by floods
in Murcia, Spain.
Sentence of. .COnspiratOrs.
CALCUTTA, November 10. A leader con-
nected with the conspiracy to wage war
against the Queen has been sentenced to
transportation for life. Ten accOmpllces
have been sentenced to ten years transporta-
tion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11
The Body of the Missing Girl Found.

A telegram tonight mentions that the re-
mains of the little daughter of Mr.. Ploof,
whose mysterious disappearance in the noun
tains near West jay. VT, occasioned great
excitement recently, and who was supposed
to have been either abducted or destroyed by
some animal, have been found. The body
was lying at the foot of a tree in the forest,
and was partially covered with leaves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11
CanrObert's Return

Canrobert's return is not Bonapartist
manifestation, but he was elected as cham
pion of the order, as practical protest
against the recent communist elections OF
Ilumbert Farel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11
Difn.

In this city, Nov. 4, Mrs. Elijah Gay, aged So years
In this city, at Bolton Hill, Nov. +, Mr. Frank
Fletcher, aged - years, 10 months.
In Bath, Nov. ., Mrs Eunice NJ. Allen, widow Of
the late Nathaniel c. Allen, aged 72 years months
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11
REMOVED TO STORE No. t45 WATER ST.

Formerly occupied by NJ. NJ. Swan. where may be
found full line of Fall and Winter Millinery just
received from New York and Boston, and should
be pleased TO receive call from her friends and
patrons. nov5t2mOs'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-11-11
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The LOngshOremen's Strike.

BosroN, November 10. There has been
general activity among the longshOremen to-
night, and it is very evident that the strikers
will insist upon the advance which they ask
for. Their demand already meets with the
compliance Of the Halifax and Savannah
steamers, while agents of the Warren Line,
located in East Boston, are willing to join
with the steamers on this side of the river in
their negotiations with the strikers. Agents
of the Leyland Line have been notified that
the men will not work upon any of their
steamers excepting that already in process of
loading, at present rates. The impression is
that by tomorrow the advance asked for will
be accorded by agents of all lines.
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Alwal1lotiia 0azstte
TUEsDAY EVENING. MARCH A.

Color AND WARMTH.-Csptain Asyne held
writes the following curious strain oa tho ques-
ton Of color ns regards heat and cold: "WhlIe
campaigning in tropical country, undeF .he
hottest of suns, I became aware, solely oy Inc
accident Of circumstances, that black coat WAS
cooler than white one-a knowledge Whlen
naturally surprised me, IS it, no doubt, VII tue
resder who listens to my statement. neH J..
spesk OF black coat in comparison WIN "hlte
one, mean both being of the same weight teS-
ture and thlckness-la s2oI1I E'oiio pN'1S~'
the color. ,;u ro,
"This fact, of which folt cure, and still teol
an led r.a 10 refecton-correlatlon OF DIN CT IaCtE
and circumstances observed at the same time, Is
On previous occasions. For one, l could seq
that nv negro servant alongside NE, enVelopea
from tho fervid rays of the sun as l, under m
tripe colcTed epldermis. What could TINS DC
but 8 provision Of Nature, meIchui Nature,
made for him whose homs wac intended 10 % IL
the torri6 zone? And the longer renamed IN
its limits, Tho more could l acknowledge heF
kindness, IN tanning my cheeks to maze 'nen
less sentative to the scorching Of the sun.
"From the cost upon my back and the color
Of my skin, thought wandered to the BLACK pear
of tropical countres-slwsys coal back-.o tHo
brown species CT more temperate CHIMES, anu on
10 the Arctic ice where UTss is robed IN Wnl!e.
Then there ere nigh! and day-shadoW anu sun,
lieht-the naked ground, and the same coVereo
with all in their opposed temperatures
in conformity with my belief as above. eofn,l
il is but theory; and, although able to ofer
further irstaLcss IN support OF 1t, cannon prey
it satisfactorily, having neither the time nor TIE
necessary scientific knowledge. IhcTe.ole,
pointing it out TO some orc VINO mas Dotn loSSe
him to detect the lurking error Whlcn undeIle'
the dic,um Of black being warmer color lnan
70
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Opening and CLOSING OF the hfai's.


Washington, d. G., North and Northeastern
m sils Il N. end S 50 p. u.
Western mails 80 and 30 p. M.
Southern msi!s, via Richmond, Va, W e.
m. and CD p. n.
Southwestern mails. Wis Lynchbarg, Virgin 81
Chrcugh msiU 6 CO o. N. -,
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, (wsy nails,
including through mails, E 0J o. m.
Manassas DIVISION 6 ca a. &c.
A!exs1dris TO Round Hill, Va, s w a. H.
OPENING.
Northern snd Western mails. Wis Washing
ton. D. G., S 30 6. m. and GO and 6 90 o. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 5 80 o. NJ
aad 90 pm.
Southwestern mails Wis Lyrchburg, Virginia,
Through mais) S 80 q. m. .,
Southwestern mails ilcuding way mails on
Midland Railroad 5 20 q. It. Manassas Llvls'
Ion 90 p. ii.
Round Hill TO Alexandria, Va, 3 80 p. n.
CGico nouis-giice opens 81 80 a. H., and
closes al 60 p. 10.
Sunday Bou!s-Cffice opens at S 45 8. H., and
closes at 50 q. m.
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ESyAHaINLTJH = OHIO L.
~
WRITER ARRANGEMENT.
: : ~ !. ID - is lsF-&f " II W 'A' =
EnplnnInY Oct. / lSIS.

p
Tho HAIL TEAIN will leave WashinE:o-
- % II. IL. and Alox2nd:n ct 8 % S. III. tnl ::
ezcep. Sunday; PASS LsssbUTg. going NO.
WG7d, 2! Ii u ii. m, ana arrive Ut H9a1t i.
~ IL H. 0eHye &ouEd Hill " lE:3O p. Nj pa:
Iaes3urG, going s:.wn-a, %. 10 PM, AZ 81
rive a. h!exaadTit Al 3::& y. H., Go' =;
Washington $50 .. n.
The AGCUNMODATION TRAIN Vii
Leave WashiEy tOn e: : 70 p. "a, and AloEAHt:.a
3. . p r. m. daily, eXcep. Sunday, and .r;."r
at Looaburg at d 20 y. M. LeeTo Loesbur| 81.
i Cd g. Ii. ard arrive ~ Aie-audr. - > IL =. y.
and Washing; :! s 80 u. IL.
Bs- Passengers frJIa Washington VII! :.H.
:Ga Washington. sid Ohio cars ~ t?u ba:!.aor'
Sc Potomac Railroad station at3 la. a. ~. 81
y.!n., and so through Tlth0m. change o' -:
Tho 800 an. trai: from hieIHnGr!a .n'i ~.
e. ~ train from 10" NJ Elll connect a. HoIH-
Hi wish Harris Daily Line OF Co9cae'
for Snckorsvilie; Bcrryville and Winch"s.';;
also with Rec cier'e Lin Of Coaches, which 'c@v'
Leosburg daily for a Idle ard Midtleb"!s.
Both tcaina, westward make close conncc;o.:,
1t Vienna. with S:sso0's Line of Stages for tsi''
ft,z Court House.
Communication eioatcta, :: cts. z,c- mis-
&aSEsi tio&eia, $50.
j.. X. EATENEH,
Get T.. General Ticko! Aga..
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Natural Spring " ateTs.

SARATOGA sPINGS WATER-Tcn cases
received direct from the Springs in New York;
comprising tho EstEern, GongIe5a, Geyser aId
Excelsior Springs. In pint bottles a. .3:. each,
or 50 per case of dozen bottles.
BIJFEALO LITuIA WATGR--Ten cases
received direct from toe Springsia Meck!enburg
county. vs. IN half gallon bottles 81 soc. each,
o. $3.50 per case of one dozen bottles.
BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON WATER
Tea demijohns received direct from tho Springs
in Bei!o1d county, Va. Price zoe. per gallon,
or 81 for q FIVE gsl!oa de,nij ohm. Also tao Alum
Mass in bottles Ut two sizes. at Soc. and 81 re-
spgctvely. JANNEY s CO., Druggistar
feb 2S Mes. 70 and Ids King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

y7IRGINlG-1n the CLERKS ciIico CT the Cor
= pcretion Court oE tho city Of Alexandria,
on tho 25th day CT February, 1879.
Marths Chatham. BY Samuel X. Lunt ss next
friend, complainant, rs: Z. b. Ctupper, John
q. a. Cruppcr, John Dyer And Roberta Dyer,
hls wife, Ann V. Dyer, VIM. j. Gowiog and
Matilda Cowing, his vile. Florida f. CraDpo7,
Wm. Il. Rawlings and Frances Z. Rawlings.
his wife, John Mct;nw and Emily S. McGaW,
his wife, Robert z. Crurrer snd al other par-
sUns, il others thcro arc, who are heirs a. Inv
OF Robert Crupper, late Ct Alexandria, Va,
deceased, srd James Chatham, defendants. In
ch9ncery.
Memo. Tho object CT this suit is to procure q
transrr Of tho legs title to certain real estate in
the city Of Alexsrdria, Va, held by Rober.
Ciupper, deceased, in trust for Mrs. Martha
Chatham for the he!r5 ct law Of ssid Crurper,
trustees, to DO appointed by tie court.
Tho defendants, john Dyer snd Roberta by.
er, his wife, Ann Y. dyer, Hn. j. Cowing end
Matilda Co.ing, his wife. Florida +. Crupper,
Wr. ii. Rawlings and Frances Z. Rawlings,
his wife, John McGsw ard Emily S. McGaw,
his wife, Robert Z. Crupper ard ell other per-
sons, if others there are. who are heirs at law of
Robert C;upper, late Of Alexandra, Va, dec d =,
not having entered thor appearance and
given security according to the act of Assem-
bly,, and the rules Of this Court and it appear
ing by affidavit that they arc not residents OF
thisState, ordered that said defendants appear
here within one month after due publication OF
interest in this suit; and that q copy of this or
der BIO forthwith inserted in the Aloyandrla Ga-
zettc newspaper published in the city Of AL
exandria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-test:
MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
s. Ferguson Beach, p. q. feb 2G-w4T
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Es;sSAL EssTgsIE&s

m hDMIIALTY-In the District Court Of
& The United States ;oc tao Eastern District OF
Virginia
Aibcr! EarSs
vs..
The schooner "Annic Eell.")
Whereas the said liboisot has filed q libel set
ting forth that he is {. mariner on board the said
schooner and has Gcsvci 80 such sinco me G.h
day Of June. 1873, ct the tate of Sl5 por month,
the waSc3 baiuG duo and payable for I'll tina. PEI
ricd and By virtue Of Drucess issued thereon The
said schooner annie Bclp' hiss beon seized by
the Marshal Of tho said District which process ia
retarnabo or the 81 dsy Of April, 1879. And
whereas tho said libel p!ays the usual process
and mention CT tho court; tbet all perions in.
tcrested in :nG sGid vessel, her tsckie, apparel
and furniture, msy bo cited to answer the said
premises, SG1 sli due proceedings being had,
that the same nlby be dccIeed 70 be sold and tho
proceeds distributed according 10 Law,
Therefore, in pursuance Of tho ssid monitor
under the seal OF said court 10 us directed and
delivered, We do heroby give notice generally
unto ri persons having. or pretending 10 have
cay right, !itle @. Interest therein, anu TO John
Owens, owner and master Of said vessel, in spe-
cial to appear before tho eGid court, ct the city
of Alexandria en- tao Srd day Of April, 1910, If i.
be q court day. CT elGc Oh tho next court day
thereafter, 1T ten o'clock in tho forenoon, then
ard there 10 answer tho ssid libel, End 10 D;akc
their allegations in that behalf.
Ds.ed ct Alexandria, the 10th day CT Fe5ru-
ary, 1879. kENHER & BRENT,
feb 2i-2w Proctora.
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FOR NEW YCRK

lho al Steamships 4. T. KNIGHT .-slsa
ind JOHN GIBSON leave the CON- s8ssssa
psny's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY GATUH-
DAY MORNING, and Now York, from pier
Il East H:rer. EVERY SATURDAY a. tour
oc!3c; p. III.
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EgHEEGACG,

w O., WIG. AlDLAHp & 6. :. = =
W. JOHN s. BAREOUH, Eec-;T.. <
On and after SUNDAY, December a.. :
Passenger trains will run 3; follows: I"
SOUTH BOUND. NORTH EQUINE
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FOB NOREOLk.

Tho e.sgar!, new and suostsntls! sE<se
Iron ssea:1er LADY OF THE LAKE iSz2&sssssszsass
li,sves the compsnys wharf, Washington, EV-
ERR MOG DAY. WEDNESDAY snd Fri
DAy, 81 Eve o. clock p. ~, and Alexandria ct
$50 .. H.; returning, losves Norfolk EVERY
tuesday,, ia UGSDAY and SATURDAY,
st 5 o'clock D. N. This line connects ct Nor
folk with the ships Of the Merchants and Mi
ncEs Transportation Company for Boston and
roato 10 those cities end .heir connections
Throughout Now England Fare to Norfolk 81 !;
round trin S. Tickesa good until used
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NYOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Persons in srrosrs for taxes are notified that a
very large saving csn 10 made by an immedis!e
settlement Of their corporation taxes. II this
induceraent is net taken Advantage OF before the
22d day Of March, 1879, after that date the col
lectors will have TO enforce the claims OF The
Corporation by dstrant. \ pcOalty Of ia per
cent is imposed upon all bills not paid before
the end Of tho fiscal yosr.
>. (. FIELD,
Collectors
oG;oo. Rom, & Market building feb 25-.r
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CoIlec:s with Ches. s. Oaio L. L. Es.. g..
West. At Lynchburg with Atlantic, Nil: i
Ohio Z. 4. TO ard from Southwes. Vi!gi.is
Chattanooga Atlsuts, Eaw Orleans, Nssa?iW-
Memphis, Little Rock and all points in Tcys:
At Dahville close connection with Richrort
and Dsnville 4. z. - ard from the C.-o,iaa,
Georgis, Florida. snd, via Atlsnts, with Not...
New Orleans snd Southern Texas.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Ws.hinz.o.
! 90 g. nj. and Alexsndris Is q. m, taly
except Sunday. errivo st S.rasonTss a.. y y n
connecting with tho Valley Road Esi. 81
West. Leave Strasburg - p. H., From! Roys
c. p. m, Markham 30 : NJ, salem 3iy.1
Hsnassas : o. p. m, striving b. h!eZaEt:l.
$40 p. N. Passengers to- Washington o..
North will leave Alexandra on Mai" Liz
train, OF 8 20 p n.
For Middleburg. daily connection o. p.ais.
station.
For Uppervi!ie, regular connection 5: De',.
For WAREENT0N, l2svs Washington !:
7 o. q. II. daily.
All trsins make good connections, S. Ma:e
ington, to aId from North and Wos..
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington
I GO O. NJ, running through without chslsa
connecting with through Sleeper TO Florida.
Excursion tickets to Jacksonville, F.of!i,
good to May 15tb, 1879, ST very low rs.o.
Through tickets sod q! the loves. rats;
nov % J. Il. 3kOAOUS, &. T. :.
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STEAM EES.
DQrOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
-Oi the
nlSTgICTO OF COLUMBIA

This company offers unrivalled facilities for
the transportation Of freight and passengers,
.rG will run their steamers regularly as follows:
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q ~ ~ u fsE!hl - u
pENNsYLYANIA EOUTk
TO TEE NORTH VEST s. SOUTEWRS
~ '7 DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENHaY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Nov. ~, lSTS-7 q p. n.
Trsins leave Washington from depo. 0. BAL
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD Coz.
ner Of Sixth and Ell Gets, as follows:
For Phils. New York and toe East, La Sal
lG.15 D. m dsily, with Pslscc Cars. ihG
itod Express Of Pullman parlo. Gar IS
N. daily, except Sunday. For Ph:la!o..n.
$50 p. NJ. daily.
For Pitlsburg andtho West 10 s.-lGa!!y@;
Parlor Cars TO Pittsburg; 7.4O ?. Ii. "s'
with Palace Car to Chicago.
Eor Canandaigua End the NoE;h,, 1855 ! -
daily, except saturday, Wiz :"'ase IS :;
Watkins. For E.mIra, lU.l1 6. IL. i,..y
excapt Sunday.
ISU 4 ~, 80, 40 aad Us p. nj. Ga So
dav, 10 10 a. n; 100, So, 1.41 All !9.Ij , r.
LOCAL rHAlNS.
for Alexandria 4, 49, 5, ., 10 and i az, 20.
10 ;, 40, ., b.rj :, ana l:"O >. = o.
Sunday 81 8 d a., and 10 and : p, q.
Trims leave Aloxaadris for Msshins.2. 3D..
T.!5 500, $50, - and IL a.Li., ! H,4."l o. ~.
sud p. n. AID Y night
" Sunday ut 3.0I and III 8. m, and 4 - 3 n
NIL, rUGG TRAIN FOR TIE SGuTH Sd
~ ~. - end Richmond, will leave .i,";..'
tSGSa.'t "a. III. ard 30 .. NJ. dai!J.
IT.; utia e. - 49, -l0rmstion can BIO prucG.r1 o.
A!cAess nIu H.; y. : stations AID tlcke: Oh
2Ilnc'psi f''ifo"- l.. 7. FAEAER,
''9"'a9S'"' NAn'!, Passenger $50.
FRANIi TH0IS0% my.
General MeEarc-
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EUaTaE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

=
.:.ne new Gau copmodious iron ,yt<e
s:aanlc. JOHN w. THOMPSON 1870 iassas
built especially for this route, leaves he COM
psny's wharf Washington, EVERY MON
Day, THURSDAY snd SATURDAY, ct
! ! o'clock &. m, and Alexandria at 1870 q. M;
! returning, Strives EVERY MEDNESOA! y
FEIDAT end SUNDAY. s! E o'clock pm.
This company makes close connections ct Al
s1sndris with the W. c., Y. NJ. & &. i. F. g.
! Co. ard with the w. Sc G. +. e. Co. Freight
.'ecoivsd for al points, North and South,
ended with caro and forwarded Win promp'-
NJ Ss and dispatch.
Tor further information apply to
:. =. l,GiiU Agent,
Janney's wharf,
or a. :pa oGlce Of ths company, under the Na.
tioD:l HotropoIl.. all Bank, 9Th street. opposite
no IF Fl FRI I'll BAcUN FPe:iaens
..1.s,. vLYnE's ST 49, LINES WEEK.
~ p, =. ...,r IL lvrnzvrs AND
BOSTON.
Steamer: iaaYo alexandria .EFERT ~ ~
DAi aEG i2avo Ihitadolph!a ~ LR u ~
u &DAE. 3. il q clock from !or & o. ".
HEGr7e:.
This line c3a.oc;s 81 alexandria with tEs o.,
(. Il ii. ard I; & y. 4. Rs, ENG Il Phi!adai-
pba ";itn Ciydo'z resulsc Steamships for Fail
H!vsr, :cc"i1Gnce snd Boston.
Freight Forwarded with prouptless aEd cares
:fan CT commissions.
Il . charge for transfer il Philadelphia, and
Wharfage in Boston. Quici; time. frequent
&epartuTo7. Through rates and Though oils
o. !sdna aiYna. Insurance at the lowest rates.
Agents:
(. d. SEED, Alexandria.
VS.. y CLYDE 81 CO., Phlla6eiphia
{$AC. =. HYDE, Georgetown, D. &.
j0H&&GN BE0S., Washington.
IN 81
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EIVE CHESTS OOLONG TEA, good ar.
Il tic!e, Tor sale at 00c per ID, just received BY
feb 10 j. y. MlLBURN
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pOSE, Laundry and Gem of tho South Pinl
xS Soaps received to-day by
feb Is 81. -. NJ Lib " SN
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200 LBS SLICED APPLES received
OOO to-day by
ian % j. u. MlLbUhN.
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ON BOXES SMOKED BLoATEKS re
AO ceived day By
feb "a j. 4. MlDBURH.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Bhyins msdo ray assessment in the ist wsra,
the books viii be Rept open for the inspection OF
property holders in said ward for thirty days
GAO. DUFFEY,
feb l7.Gy Commissioner Of Revenue.
Office-Go. l Market Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

SCOTCH EEEEIN 6 and SHEEDCE
y COD FISH for sale ct
feb % d. Z. hlI'bUhES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

'DELMONT CANNED PEACHES, gusrsn-
ID teed far superior TO all Others ore tor sale by
dec 81 r. j. DAVIDSON, 147 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

1.Il CENTS FOR RIO COFFEE ct
i ~ F. j.. DAVIDSON'S,
dac5 l47 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

DED BLANkETS-A few left to DO closed
- out at cost
feb 20 w nj. N. Bhhhbhl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

+ r - ~ LLlOICV, my
General MeEagcr. ----------
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rEOICE LOT OF PEACH BLOW FOTA-
~ TOES in store and for sale by
feb IL CuAS. $. TAYLOR, Jr.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-12-20

Scarlet fever ola mild form has prevailed aud
tillexists to considerable extent in this yicn.
ity, but we fear your Occasional Woodbine
Correspondent is in error when he says that
a number Of deaths have occurred from this
disease. We have not been apprised of any
fatalities.
Mr.. Ben. Palmer, well-to.do aud iuhuen.
sial citizen OF Montgomery county, near San.
dy Springs, was married on Tuesday last to
Miss Mollie Maeka, wealthy and esteemed
lady of the same beighborhood, The affair
was quite private. The happy couple imme-
diaiely lcil on an extended tour, which in,
eludes Niagara Falls and all the other points
OF interest in the Northern States. 1t is un.
derstood that reception, to which all the
friends Of the bride and groom will be invited,
will be given on their return.
Dushane's paper mill at Morgan's station,
is at present daily in receipt Of n car load OF
baled wheat straw from Western Maryland,
which is used by the paper machines " ex.
cess Of the home receipts.
Owing to unavoidable delays the feorgani.
zation Of the debating and literary society at
Lisbon, was postponed until Friday night.