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The New York herald., 1879-01-01

=" heat WAS Gu ana easier riosng the second call
follows ;-No rcd ior January, ~ %, hid al O. asked
euary 9s nsssy ~ T. lid l la y IA ased No. amber aS
sss: !, % yi iSi S %S sd sisr sas
ss Il o. is Old No. Milwaukee, 81 10 qS for ~ 60 wh,
was closing al second call as follows
s,sase, f for ''s Old e s'Ass so No. 'Ss Dd
sSIrssy s s .,ss Mts tSe @ S ts &c "ssSa ia g. NJ s
sales 1000 bushels january steamer 449,c sOj
bushels January No = at 4.e a4i1ae oduo hasnss Fob
aissc Tle spot busIisls az sis,e
oais%fhs srEei Was quiet We quote Ex,ra wtiS
s,re- w No so 9tse.; No d. ase 80 do, 3i*e. .
fRur-ihc for foreign dried vas qaet bnt about
per boz; new lSoss ausca.s Il o. new Vsens per S
se @ loo G.ss u % new @ J.Vn & lss ssS sas s
ssrae' o lusr,sr boxes ,ac hall BOXES lte rarkey
pgns. sc s6s,lss ATM almonds, s' s new | irenSSs
&c., sicily Hlbcrts s)se Princess almonds, soc
~ ~ r.i NH marie, shrcughcat wac rin under
retail ee zoe strawLong rye, ace, short rye le.
qaoc Ameriean, double dressed Sia5 Single dressed,
slv nnqrcsssd $l25 $3.50 Russia, clean $40 $40,
iAe currency cash and aslc. catrens, tIms Manila
baes since frida, last but The demand local trade
stock Of new hops Is estimated about 100 bales Tho
quote YORK. new cpp choice "s eyer se s @ bales We
g. 90. a. s"," :" p,ns: ne SC zoe eo do, low TO fair 5c
,c Olds all grouths 2c ;c Psciie cos:t nn "
I.c. ~ ''Nf'' ~ :"
aosThc markc. for American pig iron as well ar for
scotch was dnl, nut values were numually nurhnnaI
the stock OF scotch pig IL about LOO tons rhe ias,r
purtivn Vt tue pg iron imported during year VA
spgio hssien when Is used in the manufacture of so.
tails We gnotc American pig-No 4, $7 81. IA. M
= 80 Su $500 forge. va Scotch pigEriinton si
Glengarnock, S22 ~ %; Cotncss S2i a <2s Scrnr
NO sgo"en, sin Railss,ec quoted a. s.S $40 IRON
~ WI, stcckEscoch rig abont 1900 tons. the ,rec
ppporun OF pig imported ddfing the car Ia been nrc
Essen, used fvr steel ra pnfpuses. fN's'V
hAD was firmly hod ~ $3.50 for round lots of domeS
tc. '
AoLAssts--rhc market was quiet throughout Wa
qaoe~Ouea, centrifugal and mixcd ec iec.; clayvd
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
MARRIED.

HANFT-B -BEAcH.-At Grace Chapel. on Monday. De-
ceInber 80, by the Rev. Assistant DR.. rebbis, OF
Grace Church, Wsf. A. HASFr to BARBARA l. BEACH.
all of this city. No cards.
HoRIoN-BABcocK.-At Greenport. L. l., on Mon
day December 30. 1878. by the Rev. ). Westby Earn.
shaw, EDMUND B. HORTON, of New York. to Mrs.
MARIA BABcocK, OF Greenport No cards.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

CANYON the Goth ut.. Mrs 8. W. CARY, of 10.
boken. of son. Mother and child doing well.
PowELL.--AIrs. G.. p. POWELL. of Bond St.. Monday
December 30, Of o son.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. bee. 81, 1873
The market for printing cloths has ruled
quiet but continues very Urn, at PREVIOUS quotations
The New York herald., 1879-01-01

sained-Good ordinary II lsc, strict good ordinary
ssl6c low midiling, li-l6c; middling, ,6c. For
Two r. MJaauay, 100 at o3Ic, $40 at soc; February,
LOO at a7oe 200 nt aS7e 394 at sss too at use
e1ec 30 at o 7sc April 100 at avse 100 at997c,
bales To-day, up to two =. M-January 600 at
sssss go e, & q; 1874 20" soS a. ssc @ io az ~ s4e g.
946c., loo at aIsc, 100 at I9c 100 o5oc., 100
,occ today at 95lc February 200 at 95sc., 100 at
o6e., 100 at 9o,c. 600 at Dole aiOO .,'2c 800
500 At aoe 56o At S7Se 400 At essc 100 at asc 400
At iIc 500 at o. Zoe 100 at a7Sc zoo at D. S7c' 800
Ma 49, Loo at asoe loo oat sic ApsiL Ys3e
9sdc., 800 at 9s5c 100 at 9stc.. 100 9s7c
assc, 100 at 9s2e, 100 ut saic., so at a.9sc.,
@ @ A. at a54e see zoo May az o @ T. a s sS9 S9 at so Se q
9Ssc. 100 at zoe, 800 at loolc, 100 at ioo:c;
o oH iods "a 6 d Ss Jul july II so , At IL & so at d 9 a.
go a; sa % Tea al 47 3 Sss. at ESe 5se I s 4
bales The receipts The ports sere as "n Follows '"a
Galveston li6l bates; New Orleans, $50; savannah
Yas s fSss & " @ es Tss SssiIs Sny
.7ss2 bales This day last year is bales total since
September 2esois bales Cotton otto ireights closed
!sc to Hamburg by steam, eompressed Bremen
BY ac coupressed by sail, hc to Liverpool d.
Grand Banks 81 So so We quote :-S2 S,5 for shore
extra SIS SO for No: I, 81 ~ for No. and S5 -
~ 70 for No Box herrns dull Ice for scaled
l2c for No Portland shore herring were quoted
Si 25 ~ 80 and Halifax shore split at 81 30
Flour AyD GGAISRecepts-Fiour, Os,d bbls. wheat,
90 bushels; corn meal 90 bh and t5 sacks; corn,
luO barley malt, .s56 do. The market for Hour was
dull The sales including state Western and Southern,
were about 100 bills. within tho annexe range Ry.
iour rule, steady, with sales OF $50 bills in
fair demand steady with sales of 40 bbls within the
b~c ofitru la uuJ IN Nc euuo
The New York herald., 1879-01-01

-Doivcrcd contract 100 bales yesterday. Current
'rces of spot cotton he following quotations based
III lmorcan standard OF classification and in
Itore, running in quality than half grade
below he Grade quotcd
The New York herald., 1879-01-01

has been experienced all descriptions at last Mondays
prices but there been very little done In barley. oats
maize although the values have not reeeded to any
IlvKRrooL Dec 31-5 r. NJ
CottonFutures steady. The sales OF the day included
$3.50 bales American -. .a =, =,
Calcutta lnseed ass I'd. quarter lnseed cake %
per Refined petroleum. lOlad. lO5sd per gallon
HAvBE, Dec 81, 1873
American lard closed at Aft per 50 kios.
ANTWERP Dec 81, 1873
American lard closed at 1914 aorins per so kilos.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. a. 1875.
Pork-Prme mcss Eastern. dull. as do. do Western
dull Racon-Cumberiand cut dull 25s Cd short RIB
dull long clear dull, 23s short do dull, 2is 3D.
Hams-Long dull :3is. shoulders dull. lss Beef
New India dull S7s.; extra moss stcady 34s new
prime dull. IT'S Lard-Prime Western dull JOS 3D.
22s. Rosin-Common dull, As. Cd. do fine dull, los.
Cheesc-Auercan choice dull, 45s. Lard oil dull, 31s
Flour-Extra State dull. 23s Whea-No spring, mar
ket bare; No. dull ss Western winter stendy IS
81 Southern winter steady os. Corn--Mixed soft,
steady, 2:.s. Cd mixed prime old dull, as 3D.
Cottonseod oil-Yellow American steady 2es Hosin-
London dull, As Sd. Turpentine-spirits at
London steady 2is I'd Receipts of wheat for the week.
From Atlantic ports IT 900 bushes Pacific ports none;
other sources 5 bushels Receipts Of corn 100 do
FINANCIAL.
LONDON Dec 31-4 p. NJ.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank of England on
balance to-day Is ft2,uOO.
Consos. 81 for both money and the account.
Erie preferred 361s; Reading. I2ls.
Paris advices quote five per rentes l12f 92ac for
PARIS, Dec. 3D. 1873.
Exchange on London psf. 31c. for check.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01

FINANCIAL.
4 CAPITALIST WANTED, WITH $25o.ooO READY
Amoncy, individually partner general or special
January l5 Busiuess established Business
atcs banking similar dealing in bullion in its inri-
sic convertible nature purchases sales or dealings
cash credit risk losses no capital required Tor
outlay and expenses nominal with business attention
be closed in 60 days time leaving balances or tes
profits from IA to Is cent net, per annnm; fullest
references Address, with
No. 1851 Post Office
BONDS AND STOCKS. WHETHER YOU WISH
N ito buy SELL writc ito EDWARD q. FOX d CO.,
Members New York Stock Exchange, Wall st.
A GOOD PLAINTIFF MOST PROFITABLE WAY FOR
N dealing Stocks is by combining many orders into
capital and cooperating them whole lnforma
ion free LAWRENCE CO., Brokers, 81 Exchange place,
New York.
At REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought insurance OF all kinds effected with best compa-
nies ut lowest premiums.
j. j. nABRICH & CO, le5 Broadway, box $50
A Ii. THE ACTIVE MINING SHARES BOUGHT AND
"A sold in The California and New York markets and dvi
dcns paid here day of their in san Fran
cisco. WILLIAM WARD CO., Bankers and Brokers, 52
Broadway. New York
I-CALIFORNIA AND OTHER MINING STOCKS.
N We buy sell Mining Stocks
the San Francisco and New York Mining stock Ex
changes esewherc) daily commission. and dividends
paid by in New York our custom "a years.
ALBERT H. NICOLAf 4 CO..
Bankers Brokers and Auctioneers, No f Pine st.. N T.
5. DvANCEs ON FURNITURE,n. PIANOS. CARRI.
hages Safes, &c. lob West SD St., west of 9Th av
{et taruv "a pic
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30
ADJUSTMENTS AT PlPER'S.
Macauley's " Uncle Dan'l."

If "Uncle Dan'l" came to us al
most a stranger and unheralded, he
made friends about as rapidly as it
was possible for human being to do
so. The Deputy Sheriff from Jarvis
Section took the hearts of his auditors
by storm, and wormed himself into
their affections. 1t is a fine comedy
character, well played. His support
was very good. Miss Florence KEN
BILE, miss In her teens, as the " Clip of
Keeplers," waif raised In a dive,
fairly divided the honors with the
star. 1t is to be regretted that our
people will not have another oppor-
tunity to witness the performance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30
Literary and Social Entertainment.

There will be an entertainment
in the Miners Union Hall, in this
city, on Thursday evening, May 8,
for the benefit of the Catholic church
in this city. A varied programme,
which will include vocal and instru-
mental music, Rotations, ETC., is
being arranged. The choir of the
Episcopal church in this city, Miss
Minnie Poole, and others have vol
unteered their services, and no pains
will be spared to make the occasion
thoroughly enjoyable.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30
From Virginia to SutrO and Back
the Same Day.

George Barton has introduced
new feature on his stage line. He
now sells round trip tickets from Sn-
tro to Virginia and return, or vice
versa, for 80 so; from Dayton to
Virginia and return, so. The tickets
can be bought at either end of the
line, aud are good until used. Resi-
dents OF Virginia who wish to visit
Sutro can therefore leave Virginia
about half-past 10 o'clock In the
morning, remain at Sutro long
enough to visit the town and tun-
mel, and return to Virginia by half
past the same afternoon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30
LETTER FROM THE TUNNEL.
sutro Improving Rapidly Devices
10 Fleece the UnWary-A Mis-
Statement C0rrected-The Miners
hesenting an Imposition.

Statement Corrected The Miners
Resenting an Imposition.
sUTRo, April 81, 1879.
EDITOR TIMES Thinking few
items from sutro might interest our
many friends 1t Silver, and having
little leisure after shift, I drop you a
few lines.
The town is improving rapidly,
buildings are being erected on every
side, three general stores are in
course Of erection, and only ten
saloons will be ready by payday for
the entertainment of those so dis
posed.
Those who desire to WOO the unre-
liable king Faro" or any of his
imps, will be able to satisfy their de-
sires, as tables that once were green
are arriving daily, and preparations
are being made to fleece the unwaryss
If rumor be true there will be no
less than three "brace" games in
operation here in few days.
The sub-drain is progressing rap
idly, under the management of able
and experienced miners as foremen
and hift-bosses; and in this connec-
ton | must say that the Enterprise
Of last Wednesday did great injus-
tice to the Sutro Tunnel Company IN
referring TO the cave in which man
was caught and held for upward of
eight hours. l am personally cog
infant of the circumstances, and in
stead of there having been lack OF
men to assist, the trouble, for time,
was that there were TOO many and
ia each others way until operations
| were systematized. The work of
extricating the man was under the
direction of Jack Bluett, general
foreman, and James Biggs and Doc.
Stephens, assistant foremen. Mr..
Biggs, being "off Shift" was in bed
at the time, but, on being informed
of the accident, he Immediately re-
paired to the tunnel and worked like
a beaver. Mr.. Sutro and DR.. Briefly
also fastened to the tunnel, and
everything possible in the power of
man was done to extricate the un-
fortunate, who happily escaped with
few slight bruises.
There is quite stir here about
the hospital fund which, 1 think,
will be settled satisfactorily to all
ere many days, as there is likely to
be concessions on both sides That
there is need of physician and at
tendance for the injured connected
with the tunnel company requires
no argument. The only question is,
about the amount paid monthly,
which, considering the number of
mon employed, seems rather large.
There is IA numerous representa-
ton from Silver here, and all are at
work. In my next I will give you
some items concerning them, A. ]
am spinning this out too long.
|
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30

Oflice--At Breed IL Crosby's, North O street,
opposite the International where passage and
transportation can be secured.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30
Attention, Mechanics!

There will be regular meeting
of tho Mechanics Union of Lyon
county, in the Miners Union Hall,
in this city, next Friday evening,
the I'd of May. All members and
those DESTROYS of becoming mem.
bers are requested to attend, as
business of importance will come
before the meeting. The President
will take the chair at S:l5 o'clock,
sharp (true time).
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30
BRIEF MENTION.

Adolpb Sutro says that the tunnel
Gown will soon be ga young San
francisco"
There are twenty-five children of
school age in that part Of Mason
Valley in this county.
Morris Cathcart intends to open
an opera house at Sutro. His per.
formers will be of the semi-nude
kind, probably.
A Digger Indian is employed in
the Sutro Tunnel as chief engineer
ofa mule team. He is said to be
the best mule driver in the tunnel.
Ed. Harris, the assayer of this city
who was thrown from his buggy,
last Friday, and badly bruised, is
recovering rapinly, and will be out
again in few days.
Mrs. Kenyon has moved to No. 8
Mason street, San Francisco. She is
engaged in closing up her husbands
estate, just now, but will probably
take up her permanent residence on
this Coast.
There will be public exercises at
the schoolhouse next Friday after
noon. The school paper, the Ad.
vance, will be read by Josie Quinn
and George Phillips, editors. All
are invited.
John Hunt, superintendent of the
Franklin mill, has resigned that pc.
sition, his resignation to take effect
on the first OF May, and will move
his family to Oakland, CAL, where
he intends to engage in business.
Hon. John Yule, Superintendent
of the Atlantic Consolidated mine
was in town last Saturday and re.
NAMED over Sunday. He is now
working in the Ward mine, in Vir.
ginia, but says he is confident that
Atlantic Consolidated affairs will
soon be in such q shape that work
can be resumed there.
Professor Flint's school picnic
will take place at the Bowers Man
sion on the 10th of Maya week
from next Saturday. If sufficient
number of the residents of this city,
Dayton and Sutro signify their in
tention of going a car will be sent to
the Trench mill to accommodate
them. Otherwise buses will be run
to the Gold Hill depot.
A letter dated Port Huron, Mich
gan, April 90, and received in this
city last Monday, stated that on the
date on which the letter was written
the St. Clair river was full Of blocks
of ice over five feet thick. The St
Clair river flows from Lake St. Clair
out Of which flows the Detroit river,
which empties into Lake Erie
Spring is very tardy in Canada thi'
year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30

This evening Lawrence Barrett be-
gins his engagement at Piper's Opera
House, opening in Hamlet" sup
ported by the full strength of the
California Theater Company. To-
morrow evening will be presented
his mastery effort of Cardinal
Richelieu," while for Friday night
we are promised "a New Piece"
Our folks will thus have an oppor-
tunity t. show their appreciation of
the legitimate drama.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30
Notices for Sale.

Printed notices of "This House
for Rent" and Furnished Rooms to
Let" are for sale at this Office. Price,
25 cents each.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30
The only Concord Coaches

On that line of travel.
THE QUICKEST AND BEST TIME MADE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30

JOHN =. DALLAS, Proprietor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-30
Born,

In this city, April rs, to the wife
of w. Stock, q son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23
alexandria Gazette
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY o. 1879.

ADAPT FooD TO THE SEAsoN.-MaDy spring
diseases are the natural and legitimate result OF
excess of food, or more than tho stomach can
bear at this season of the year, with radical
change in the temperature. To understand
this let it be remembered that we have win
ter and summer appetite, depending on tenn
perature, and that in cold weather q large per
centsge OF our food is exhausted merely 10 sus'
tanning the heat CT the body, which must be
kept OF about % degrees Fahrenheit, or life
can but be preserved.
Indeed 10 the coolest weather. to supply this
animal heat, about four times as much OF this
fuel food is needed. as that for tho muscles, OF
to give strength and general health.
Ii is also truo that there is tho same proprie
~ 10 the selscion of the kind of food for sum-
per and winter, a, in the adaptation OF oui
clothing for the same s,asou. 10 the winter
the appetite is esrecially urgent for the sweets
of all kinds. the ,ils. as butter. fat meat. etc.
10 the spriug aud summer such articles ara not
needed, and should be avoided or INDUCED 10
very spalingly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23
Senatorial convention.

By virtue Of the authority vested in us by the
State Conservative Committee. We do hereby
designate "Wednesday. the4th day of September.
1879, as the time and the city OF Alexandria as
the place for holding convention to nominate
the conservative candidate to represent this the
18th senatorial district, in the Senate of VIE
ginis.
The representation in the convention will be
one delegate for each one hundred conservative
voters ind each fraction over fifty, cast in The
several Counties at the last presidential election
The district Is composed Of alexandria city and
county, Fairfax and Prince William.
HUGH LATHAM,
Oh. Alex. City and County Con. CON-
THOMAS MOORE.
Oh. Fairfax Conservative Com mittee.
w. w. THORNTON.
Oh. Prince Wm Con. Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23
Opening and Closing Of the Malls.

CLOSING.
Washington, D. O., North and Northeastern
mails II m. and Is p. m.
Western mails 80 and 8 Is p. m.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va, 6 90 q.
M and 90 and 90 p. m.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginis 6 90 q. m. and 9p. 10.
Alexandra to Lynchburg, Va, (wsy msils)
including through mails, 6 90 q, m. and 90 p M.
Gordonsville and Charlottesville. Va. GOO q.
m. and 90 .. m.
Manassas Division 90 a. N.
Alexandria to Round Hill. Va. sOOa m
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, vis Washing
ton, D. G., 80 q. m. and 2 90 and 90 p. m.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va 8 80 a. m.
md 90 p. m.
South western mails via Lynchburg, Virginia;
(through mails) including way mails on Midland
Ksilroad, 8 80 g.. n.
Manassas Division 80 .. m.
Round Hill to Alexandris, Va, 80 p. m.
Office Hours-Ofice opens at 80 q. m, and
Sunday Hours-Oaice opens at As q. M. and
closes 81 so a.. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

tTA CORPORATION COURT for the city
n of Alexandra, continued and held o the
18th day of July. 1879. at the Court House Of
aid city:
James F. Csrlin, E. r. Cs,lin and B. F. Osrlin,
partners. trading under the firm name Of
james z. Csr!in s. Sons. complainants, vs..
Mary F. Ford, widow and eIecutrx of Josiah
Ford, deceased B Chichester and Mary Z.
Cn!cbes his wife and Fanny J. >h.rfsnd
Sts'f her husoand, Stephen Il Ford, Orlsn.
do q. Ford and Josiah F. Ford, An infant!
and A. w. Armstrong, guardian ed Item, de.
PENDANTS. In chsIcery.
Extract from decrae
The Court doth order, adj udse AID decree
tbst this Cause no. and the same is hereby, re.
rerred to one Of the commissioners ID chancely
Of this courl with ina.ruc.ioCs - ascertain ami
report 10 this court
let. The amount, character and value OF the
real and persona al estate IN lhs bill mentioned Of
which Josiah Ford, ls.o Of the city Of AleIsr.
drls, in the State of Virginia, deceased, died
seq d and possessed.
I'd The liens agsirs. the said resi- estate, the
amount thereof and their respective prlori.ies.
81. To take Al account of all clai;ns agalnEt
the estate Ct tho said j osiah Ford, deceased.
3th. To state and settle the account OF Ms!y
F. Ford ezecutrix Of the last will end testamen.
of tho said Josiah Fosd, deceased; ana tho s.il
commissioner ir chsncery is hereby required to
give notice Of the time and place when and
where he will proc3ed TO execute this decree BY
publication in the Alexandria G,zette, a news.
paper published in the city 81 Alexandria, Viz.
ginia, once week for four successive weeks.
which publication hall b. equivalent TO psrson
al sS.ylc3 on the pSrties - this caIs3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

=,
IwW1DE AwAKEl NEW SPRING STYLES
Doors AND sHoEs. The largest, best selected.
and cheapest stock of boots and shoes ever offer
ed in this msrket.
Rrary man ought to consider where he can
get the mos. valuo for his money. A penny
saved, is penny earned. All We ask our friends
and patrons is 10 favor US with call, and con-
vince themselves Of tho fact that We can meet
the demands of ALL
We are resolved to sail our goods at 80 small
profit th.t the people must buy.
Thereby enabling US to keep our stock always
reasonable.
A failure 10 examine our stock is an oppor!u-
nifty lost -,
We can make it to your interest to trade with
Us.
Our goods are bought from frat thanksgiving
double prof: and giving our customers the
benefit
Country merchants will find to their advan-
tage to examine our stock from which equally
good selections can be made at prices that will
compsre fsyorably with those OF the northern
cities.
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button Boots 5! % to 90
French Kid 70 to 6O
Lasting Fo1ed " l25 to 8 90
Polish 100 200
Slippers in great variety rs to 2O
Mems Calf Boots l6O to %
" Coarse Shues (Solid) 90to l 60
Fine Calf I" Ali Prices
Misses Boots 100 to l ~
Child,en's Boots Toto sc
w. i. WAppEY.
No ITO King Street
Alexandria. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-23

VIRGINIA at Rules held in the Clerks
Y cfi.e of the Corporation Court Of the city
OF Alexandria, on the I'd day of July, 1879.
B. Whestley, B Brown and John Thornton.
plaintiffs, sgsins. Ida Leno, Isaac Small
Eliza Blair and the children and heirs at law
of William Small, deceased. wnose names are
unknown, and Anthony w. Armstrong, 8 d.
miniatrstor C. t. q. Of Celia Brown, deceased.
defendants.
Memo. The object of this suit is to subject the
real estste of the said Celia Brown. deceased, to
the payment Of her just deb:s and fuoersl eI-
expenses.
The defendants, Ida Lemo, Isasc Small, Eliza
Blair and the children and heirs at law of Will
liam Small, decd, whose names are unknown,
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act Of Assembly and The
rules of this Court, and it appearing oy affidavit
that thoy arc not residents OF This State, it
is ordered that the said defendants appear hero
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary TO protect their
interests in this suit; and that copy of this or
dor be forthwith Inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, newspaper published in the city of Alex
dria once week for four successive weeks, and
posted ut the front door Of tho Court House of
this county. a copy, test:
NORTON MARYE, Clerk.
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