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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, October ., 1879.
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy or psrtly
cloudy weather, southeriy winds, ind nearly
stationary Temperature sud barometer.
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COMMERCIAL,

ALEHaSDRIA MARKET Octr 9.--Prices for
grain ara Somewhat lower 10 day, and the mar.
knt Is loss iirn. Tho receipta of Wheat are
light, aad l222 bushea Wero offered, and ao!d at
lO}. 5. rs, l20 1872. 1913. 1874 and 135-!he latter
prices Tor stticll fancy lots Of Lancaster. Corn
ia eff lc, and 100 bushels brought &c for white,
and 81 for mixed. Small lots of Rye cold st Y
aad % no 0ais reported.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Ocgr. o.
Go head OF Cattle were offered, rs of which
wor" sold at 3nS ID per lCJ lba; market dull
% Sheep hnd Lambs wero sold at 3nia Tor old
Shaep, snd 4!45!, for lambs.
BALTIMORE, Oct 1.---Vireinia g. old -; do
da!efroI 81! do consolidated go; do "a seres
Il past due COUPONS SO ! Virginia lO.40I G0g
bid ~. day cotton firm middlng lOslCl.
Flour quiet and unchanged, Whest--southern
shade bettor and firm western closed easier;
southern rod l2H,l@3; do amber l40al44 No l
Maryland l4]; No , Western winter red spot and
Southern steady; Western quiet; Southern
white GOAG4; do yelow $3.50; Western mixed
pot bI?.53; Oct Is! ,57!; NOV 5j!a5;4 Oats
quiet; southern tUa4l; Western white 39a4O;
do MIXED 1850; penna %9Ai0 Rye firm al Sc
hay hfmi primo 10 choice FennA ana Maryland
l1as Is. .u'uo lirm; Rio curgres l5al64. Sugar
more ant!vH nna unchanged. Whlakey hrm At
! lnlsS'l II.
NEW YORK. DER. . Stocks steady Money
TAI. Flour firm. Wheat quiet. Corn active.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, OCTOBER Q.
-nn Tisne............. Il Sun sGts........ 8 81
ARRIVED
Schf hiulr.v VandIv1r, WusLiGptun, t. w
a Moore.
CLEARED.
@trJ w IEun.psun. lower PoIc. by + 4 Keal
Str MatLanU, lower Potc, be j Broders & Co.
''r!r eddie, baltimore by + B Hoor-
PASSED UP.
Echrs higGnGnoLte, Fair Wiad, Salisbury,
Extra, Elm Nj. Storer and Flying Send.
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STEAMER GEORGE LEAnY. The s.camtr
george L9sry has been temporarily withdrawn
'fom the Norfolk Ilac ia order TO be- thoroughly
repaired and rtpaiuted. She viii resume the
r0utein about month. mu0h improved 10 ap-
pearspcc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09

MAD DoG.-h mad dog was discovered on
me tarm OF Mr.. BisnfoIJ. near tarni1aton.
Nd, yeste!diy evening". lie had been bIt.cp
by another dog some time liatc Tina ani.usi
was promptly dispatched
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09

HE CULPEpER FAIR.-Arraogemon nave
been made by which rouad tlp tickets with q
lar coupon attached will he sold at ian Mid.
Iand depot Tor the CulpGper Far, a; the low
rate of 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09

REAL ESTATE SALE.-TEo frame house md
lot of ground On Alfred street between Came
ron and Queen. belonging TO Jac5b Abram, vas
sold to day By Lucas 4 O Neil to j. Ru;ler Tor
$3.50 cash. The properly i; regarded a. viry
cheap at that price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09

SOLID COMFORTS. For the beet COOKING
STOVES, FIRE PLACE HEATERS, OFFICE
STOVES. RANGES. FURNACES aud STOVE
WoKK generally, call on
STANsEURY & Bro,
Corner King aud Columbus als.
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POLITICAL. Generals Eppl lIuntUn aud
W. h. Payne have accented invitations TO
speak OF Fairfax &. II. on Monday, ;ht 30.h
ltst., court day.
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lMrROVEMENr.-A ncY bridge acTnss Tic
canal, part Of the AqucIac, bridge, at George
town. Is being rapidly constructed. The bridge
will be laid with triple cord, instead OF q
double, Gs before, giving wagon way On
either side Of the centCr cord
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STRANGE.--Therc is said tC be Q wonderful
migration Of red butter flies from the Maryland
10 the Virginia shore Of the river. ard those
who pass up az! down daily are much SCI.
prIssd ibtr9at. Capnot Tie scinuti Il give 40
explanation OF the phenomenon?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09

RECuAGITEs.-Il and Excelsior Tents
OF Raobsbites. Of tie District of Coumbia, ore
expected to pay traternal visit to Virginia
Tent Of this city to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09

PERSoNAL.-lt will be seen that Mr.. Samuel
Spencor, former Superintendent OF tho Virgin
ia Midland is,llroa1 and lGt,Iy General Super
lnendent OF the Lo1g Is'a11 Railroad has
been appointed an assistant to the President 0!
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad &c. Mr..
Spencer ls q cenleman OF ability AID indomta
be energy, and has acquired leservcd!y high
reputation 10 his Profession
James b. tulsteD. o son Of Dr.. o. Il. Fuu.
steD, lornlcrly Of Clarke county. ms been ley
commended hy the Standing Committee OF the
Dl1c2sc Of Nlrgiuia as a candidate fer holy or.
dcrs.
Crsvon Peyton. aniii.rily known as Rats, I"
IS reported 10 have been among these carturoa
DUNG The recent Ute rabcltiou. 'Kats" had
recently joined the u. 5. army.
Mr. j. Newton McVeigh started for Uhic,po
last night to look after his interests 10 that cty.
MRS. LOCKWOOD. Tho Washington Re-.
publican OF this morning says:
Mrs. Be!Va a. Lockwood desires 10 cJr-
rect the report in the Alexandria Gazette 20
the elect that she applied for admission 10
the Corporation Court oi that city and was re-
fused. She has not mado any such appcI.
too, anu consequently tho judge enid NOT de.
liver an opinion upon the sui 2ct. :"
Mrs. Lakewood dill make 40 application t.
Judge Stuart, before the meeting OF the Court,
and membc1 OF the bar notified tie Judge,
after Court met, that he q73s ab1ui TO make II
met ou for her adns5on but being notified
that such appic2ti0n w0ui.; b refused. after
Consultation with Mrs. Lack wood, Il: I .riniacG
not to max, it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09

The FAIR The Gordoassil Gazette a.,s
Tho AliXIGdIia iair c,0s,i LAST t.ilas. |;
was, without Ques i)n. one ct The most suuccss
iul fairs ever held 10 the Sale. GA ThuGa lay
there w 10 over III, 600 persons Gn Che grounds
Surely. after this. Alexandra carnot Sc ca:d
"a flushed city,
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RUNAWAY.-Thc Washinpt0n Ropu6iica0
ut this morning notices the serious results OF
runaway ia tina, city yes:o!ily Among ether
damages. 1t gays:
The maddench banst dashed u.,ajrst a wag
con whicn Mr. +. Llgcooce! WAS Just 90
Ihs polut Of entering rhn toIc, OF the blow
upset the wagon. aud Mr.. luseubo4l was ash
cd violently to the crount. y broken SHAFT of
the wagon struck him in The gf0in, 1fio,ing q
terrible W0uni which vii nrouably atteo. him
Tor llt.. Mr.. LugcnbocI was cared for, sna u
terTsrd rcU0Vnl 20 his home. u. VI; PlsassG,,"
Mr.. Llgaohctl I'm rY resided 10 this ci,g,
ADD he's many i:icnd4 here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09

EOUND-In the grounds during the Fair. q
u SMALL GOLD BRACELET, which the
owner car have by calling at this office and pay
ing for this advertisement. oct 9.8t
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Ger. o.
GI6 head OF Cattle were offered, rs of which
w"r" sold at 3nS ID per lGJ lba; market dull
20 Sheep and Lambs wero sold at 5u4: Tor old
:, aep and al 49,, for lambs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09

'7AhRANTS SELTZER kPERIENT, An
Il HirgaLt attic 10 for this season, an ola and
reih5!e preparation, is for ssle by
t'p Il. s. LEADBEArER & BRO
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,Li: - 'to - !.- Washington w.
Mrs. BeIVa a. lockwood desires 10 or
rect the report IN the Alexandria Gazatto 20
the effect that she applied for admission 10
the C0rrofatlon Court oi that city and was TO-
iuseu. one has not MADE any Euoh app!Ici'
t!oo, anu consequently the Judge clnld nor de.
hVer an oplo'on upon the SUBJECT.
MIS-. LOCKWOOD dta make az application t.
Judge stuart, before Inc meeting OF the Court.
anu membe1 OF Inc bar n)iiuod tic Judge.
atter Court met, that h3 vas abGu1 10 make n
that such appiic!tion aaui; 30 refused, alter
consultation with Mrs Lock wood, d:t .riniacl!
not to make il.
------------. ------------------
hCNA"Ai Washington h2pu0lcA0
III ibis morning notices The serious results OF 4
runaway Ia thai city yeS:o'diy. Among ether
damages. 1t says;
Inc Maadencd beast dashed nga'rst wag
con Whicn Mr.. r. LlEcOoee! was Just 90
upset the wagon, aud Mr.. lIuseuboGl was dash
cd violently to the ernunL. broken shaft OF
the ~agon struck bin IN the gf0in, ilfoing d
terrDe W0ulG ~Ilch vii nroTahly GteG. hlE
Tor lli,. MIR. LugchbocI WAS cared for, sni u,
terTard removed 20 !I3 home a Nj PlaasaG,,"
Mr.. i IgGnhcl IF m r.y resided - this ci.g.
ADD hes many i:icnd4 ;lcrc
--,-----
lev. colorcd. acc1scd or ,r,rrmar,oino win
r rtso' g. OIICn. . "'''' ''"'' vas nsaFa ID IN"
.c'pJ' iI'ou Ho"'' I" N's 90 "'i ~! hA'n'
.na' 49, "'2 II i"u'H" All" "o'
li'', 49,, Az r'"''' :Sre'i'" ''t
10y SIT'to' '""' N''cn vs. "'',c "ia" anu y
t han INC accu'yu iu,tH' nh'nS ~" 't;o' II
years. A motion ia Arcs q Judgment aah 'or
new tr'aI was maze
T,,.r, g.
~ h'o"'' .Sh' nc (u'S ~ Tue case &;
.l0 Slnnlon"eall! ", - ~ 40 AIS ACCUSE Il q
In 'nutc'ht assault "ni9h Aai oecn our itc'
morning, aud declaring ihiy wfrJ uua!l, to
agree, were DISCHARGED. Ii ~ understood that
The Jury were seven Tor ajqnittal, and five for
CONVICTION, 90 The first pUll aud remained 10
throughout. The Jury was d,scharrcd, en-! The
.-----.--
Social ENTERTAINMENTS - The lace S,sials
gave IN entertainments st their rooms, On r oval
street, last nigh It. waa entirely Stag
party" but tlu hnys MANAGED to cDi5yed them
isns w nIfr i'%";a" Aiy VI mr'c
r. ibo r;uor r.s,,, nns ,'rdarrI o ra't
,vnplIpnt W. ri rI al II.
- nr,ot,-no,,rr.i. ,,rno;,;n3 49, ,. IT, ,"' -
Coppop ,T,o. rnrnr---L ,G,, (1o.J.. y
.Stv1y urrl;L.,a ,-,Tnm, ~ I,,,n.,,.
annrsi. inrv nn$hIa ~ s"rar and ;4.ci,,ry"L
Gam w. N". Mn,",. ,; "lC i,,
,onot :, 10 'rI,ar!;or,I c','S y, ',o'
"ou. ~ '"o p1u'''n'i"'S n*cu a. l"o year.
lho'lon III " new '''l ana 10 arrest "' aug
meDt.
,,''. u'' '''r'''
ID lho 'i'y Ja'l iof J. hlchlh7.
T,,,.p. ,r,,r--,.-.,-.,
.,1,t NE ,i nG "o'G""7'' ",Hat!" Hi'T
Inc AHNlGd'la ,alr c'0sti llsI f:ldas. l.
was, without Quesl)n, one CT The moSt succcsS
iul ialrs ever held 10 the Sale Ga Ehusa lay
there W. 10 over Ii. 600 persons an Che GROUNDS.
Surely. altar This, Aley.rJ,ia cgrn,t =, al Il
f,;Sh,d r;I, ),
Wy. -
Iup,o,c,,rrr ., ,---, :,
'"~
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&C., &c, SC ,

A PPLE PARER. COHER AND sLICER
Ga combined Just the thing tor drying apples,
Tor sale by JAS. +. CAkLIN 81 SONS,
aug Id sc King street
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pLEASE TAKE NOTICE.


Ing for this advertisement. oct 98.
pLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
NORRIS SESSLEE, German Teacher, snd
hsobl OF The Hebrew Congregation, informs his
1iiends and the pit bic in general that bis school,
on Washington street. adjoining Mr. Black
ourh' scaooI, will reopen MONDAY NEXT,
October 9Th. ard is 1oaGy to receive scholars
irom sll who desire their children to bo educated
IN German AT reasonable rate; also private
lessons given at their Own place of residence
For pal ticulars address or Inquire 8! 81 RoYsl
street, Alexandria Va
REFERENCES
|. Eichberg, Geo. A. Mushhaek ESQ
l.. Stein, F. l.. Smith, esq,
j. kaufman, James u Reid ESQ.,,
T. RosenthaI. Mr.. n. j. Rafferty,,
u. Bendhein, Mrs. NJ. Taylor,
l. ScbwsTz, Prof. Heymsn.
[oct 2-6tl
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SoCIAI. ENTERTAINLENT 80 The lace S>sials
gave IN ENTERTAINMENT st their rooms On r )yal
street, last nigh. It. waa entirely Stag
party" but ilo hny5 managed to enjoyed them
selves hugely. The !:oosman family OF muse
ians, we'll kG0wn 80 AL visitors TO thu lower part
OF tho river, were resent. and rendered som:
excellent music There wa3 :. plentiful suYply
Ut creature Comforts provided for the parry.
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EeEIVATE DANCING CLASS,

rchrs MigGoGnoLte, Fair Wiad, Sal.bur
Extra, Elm nj. Storer and Flying Send.
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oct 9-2aW t.
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HE LOOMS CASE. The Jury 10 The ease c!
the Commonwealth vs. A. a LEO Ais. ACCUSED If
an indecent assault whlah hal bccn OUT .ilc,
Tuesday. came lnlo the Corporation Curt this
morning. aud declaring ihiy wtr, una! to
agree, were DISCHARGED. Ii ~ understood that
he Jury were sevGD Tor ajqniital, and five for
CONVICTION, 90 The first pJl. aud remained 10
throughout The Jury was discharged, Gni thn
case continued.
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ALWAYS WITH YOU"

The following contributions have been received in
che HERALD Ofhce:-
RIP. c., for general fund.- 81; NJ A. p, for general
fund So: Harlem, for Rooney family. 81; Clifton
s. L. for Rooney family, IS: Clifton. s. L. for No. 426
West Sixteenth street. So; A. " for three cases IS;
T. E. for No. DAT West Thirty third street. So Total
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

-MoRrTs.-TILLlE BAER to Sig. Norris, both
of this city t249 East 50th ST.. No cards.
sAR-WAiTzFELDER.-MAKs j. LAsAR to Miss
STRAUs-STRAUs.-Mr. BENJAMIN +. STRAUs, of New
ark N. j. to Miss THERESA STRAUs, of this city. No
cards.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES A l,S sR e..l 1--WE
tor St. Thomas. Para rsrna%oaeo' Bahia and Rio dc
connecting at ST. Thomas With Porto
k,co aud SPAN Nam i,ry OF PARA Can.
tain Carpenter viii sail tor the above ports on Wednesday
Positively freight received after I'd Freight be
paid in advance
freishis received all times at Roberts dock Brooklyn.
san by s' omen ds
For freight engagements or passage having elegant ac
.. IL MALIoKY co. Agents Office pier 10 r..
pAcIrIC, MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY:
FOR san Francisco. via is,nmas Of Panama
sI and sca an
fTem sra trane,ses tor Japan and China steamship
.rsi,. steamship CRY OF NEW YORK. Monday. feOra-
irsis6, or general information apply a. somgsny'.
passage apply companys icke. ohec 80 2o7 sroadway
Atlas Las NAIL NAIL LINZ IIStrs avn sorru ,xrR,c,
Kingston Jam, Cape nayti uonaiycs. 81 Mare rortau
sasanilla carhagena and Aspinwali. IN Colombia, and
Regular iossnishsiy .ainss from pier No. 81 North
Nus or rP PAEN Iil aS Isf sSSya TACTIC
nT ,sA 10
superior first s'' I'M sJswSSS SS AGENTS
Anew YORK AND HAVANA Object NAIL LINE
pier rs North River foot Of Cedar st. for Havana direct
steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. "Wednesday, January %
for tresh, and passage having unsurpassed secomo
wiIliAM r. CLYDE co, No. Bowling Green
LANiON BROS. Agents in Havana.
nERwrpA WEST INDIES AND VENEZUELA
ID Quebec and Gulf Ports steamship Company.
For BERN ia. steamship GAMMA, January 81
For ST JOHNS. +. r., ST THOMAS, LAGuAlRA,
PUERTO CABELLO and CURACAO, steamship HADJi,
February tcsiiine at Ponce returning
and rRiNiDlD steamship BAHAMA, February l.
For freight, passage and insurance apply TO
A L. UUfERBkfDGE co, Agents. 10 broadway
G. a. DE GARMENDIA. - broadway
LEvE ALDEN. al broadway
TTNIIFAX n s-CROMwELL LTNE.-srEAMSiiIPS
Ill leave ss follows from pier 10 North River
ALEXANDRIA ........, 80. Tuesday January -
apply TO ,,,,v ,p.v,x ~, g..
N HAVANA DlkECT
From pier IL East River, NJ 7. VI.
IS NlAGAkA saturday, rcprusry
fctsss issued also for VERA cRtz and IEsT IS6ix
ISLANDS connection with French and English steam
' JAMES n, WARD Co. 1i3 Vail st.
New ORLEANS DIRECT. THE CROMWELL, LINE
~ steamship kNiCkERBOCkhR will leave saturday.
February 1879. ut L. NJ. from pier North River. In
effected az onehalt per cent policy.
Through bills W iaing given 90 Mobile aud principal
points the Mississippi River For freight passage sp
| ply 70 CLARK 4 SEAMAN, ~ wcstsa
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coAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


cSL4 FA pfEHer k En- ' rs fLokfDA
f ktFhs Of FVF FkkId STuh
Steamship As and sss-s
for Fernandna direct from pier II North River ssP
Y a'SiiaE @ %
'is% 81
'"s' '''' No lit West St., up
L'LORIDA DIREcr.MALLoRY LINE-sTEAMERs
y ST. At and rHI' RGys
al Jaeksoavs with steamer secret Tor Nassau through
a as F'sfi
psf steamer WESTERN TEXAS for Jacksonville FEBRUARY Z
NJ Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL SIS Line
oR SAH fsSS ky5F Hdhuz
CITY Sg s. Feb
cTy OF NHK
steamer me- .aes New orleans January ~ and february 10
for s" Cruz, via sS A York P ABOVE
f. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS. 81 and SO Broadway.
TEXAS LINE FOR Or TTp pxAs ap.r
Nlsksrson, wiz sa from pier 10 East River saturday
T5rsaa h adng given Houston and all points Points
ton ana Henderson and the Galveston Harrisburg and san
''ssA''''1Gts f. a"f a fsIf,1 @o Assas
pier 20 East River:
~ from NEW YORK January 81 and February .
From JACKSONVILLE, steamship SECRET February
Thereafter THREE TINES MONTHLY from JACKSON
WILLIE. MURRAY, FERRIS Co, 81 South st.
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
L MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamer MORGAN CITY. "Wednesday, January 20.
at p NJ, taking freight to New Orleans Mobile and all
Mississippi River points Shreveport Houston to All points
the Houston and Texas Central Texas facihc, Iras
continental Galveston, Harrisburg and Antonio rail
roads; Indianoa Brazos Santiago and Brownsville In
lowest Corpus Christi freight carried to
Galveston or Indianola for forwarding by sail.
o freight information apply
BOGERT MORGAN, Agents,
pier SO North River.
CAvANNAH AND FLORIDA.
CITY OF COLUMBUS Captain Nickcrson. We'd, Jan 90,
CITY OF SAVANNAH Captain Mallory saturday, Feb. l.
from pier 43 North River, at Is T. NJ.
connecting with the Central Railroad of Georgia Atlantic
q ulf Railroad Georgia and Florida Steamboat Com
pan and Win .hs new and esgant iron steamer st JOINS
General Agent A. and g. Ocean IS Co and Central
X r. 3i3 Broadway X. Il. of Ca. 400 Broadway
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing from pier 81 North River.
for NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND. TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at r NJ. connecting
with all RAILROADS for the SOUTH: sOuTHWEST and
WEST; also with steamers for NEWBERNE and MASH-
INGTON, y. c. steamers for LEWES Del, and RENO
BOTH BEACH and connecting railroads. TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS MT = =. NJ .
Through passenger tickets and bills of lading to all
per received daily at pier ~ North River
''"'' - 49, n L. McCREADy President
J,OR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS TICKET TO
Galveston by the Mallory line OF steamships
Address GALVESTON, box ia Herald Office
|
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MARRIED.

BRESSAN--AsrELL-on Wednesday, the 22d day Of
January, 1879. by the Rev. Richard Brennan, JOHN
f. BRENNAN 10 MARY r. AsPELL, both OF this city.
BhowN-GRANT-By the Rev. William r Corbit.
NATHANIEL j. Brown to LIZZIE s. GRASr; all OF this
city.
CARsoN-CosTIGAN.-On January "a. by Rev. Dr.
Mllett at the brides residence, THOMAS CARSON to
JENNIE CosTIGAN, of New York
DAvIs-vAN SYSTEMATICALLY Rev. F. II. Wilson. at
the residence of the brides mother, 5S East 9th ST.
January "a, Mr.. L. H. DAVIS formerly of Fenton.
Mich, and CLARA VAN STEEMBURG. No cards.
DAvrpsoN-OsBoRN.--On Monday, December 80.
1873 by the Rev. g. Henry Vaudeville. D. D.. Angus
TUs DAVIDSON to LETITIA X. OSBORN. both OF Harlem.
OFFERMAN-M ILLAR.-January IL. 1879, by the Rev.
John j. Brouner, MARTIN OFEERMAN to Miss EMMA
L. MrLLAR, both of this city.
Hoboken papers please copy.
SMITH oBERTs-At East Providence, 18th inst.
by the Rev. Mr. Odell, EDWARD H. SMITH, of this city.
and HATTIE NJ, daughter of Henry Roberts, ESQ.,. of
West Gardiner, Me.
overwhelmingly Worcester. Mass, by
Rev. w. r. Huntington, rector of All Saints Church,
the residence OF the rector. W. e. WILKINSON, of
Wheeling, W. Va, to ANNIE G. WAKERLEY, of New
York city
WIIsoN-BEAM.-On Wednesday, January %. 1879.
by the Rev. s. Is. Moore. STEVE w. WILSON, of New
York, to ANNA c. BEAM. of Newark, N. j. No cards.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GRAND SALE OF FINE BOOKS
ut Clinton Hall,
MONDAY and following evenings.
Fine Art, Illustrated and Standard Works,
mostly in elegant bindings.
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ART EXHIBITION AND SALE.
Now on exhibition at q East I'D st..
kURTZ ART GALLERY,
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FINE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, WATER
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LAND OWNERS,
AttentiOn.

Messrs. +. Armant & Co. Cen
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In case no sale Is effected the partias
will not be indebted under any manner
nor form to ales>rs Armant and Go.
and In case of sale moderate commits
clon will he charged, as agreed to in spe-
sial contracts.
Mr. Armant of the above firm. will pro-
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distribution of the above pamphlets 10 be
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MOBLEY 4 CO. J. NJ. ROBINSON
HEW ORLEANS
Lightning Rod Works
find General Factory Agency,
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"Robinson's Silver Gables" a
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Calliope. june 23-6m.
New Orleans.