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Aeu' Aorth

ut, IosEPH's HOSPITAL, DEER LODGE,
- Montana Under charge OF the Sisters OF
charity The Sisters are pre- pared to aeeommo-
sa,rpatients with good rooms board and nursing,
nj twelve dollars per week.
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Dark hay. black points-Dlack extends above
knees and hooks: 15H hands high: weight, 1890 lbs
Sired by Clark Chief Jr, by Clark Chief. by Nam
brno Chief.
Ist dam by American Clay by Casslus NJ. Clay Jr
Cd dam oy Gray Eagle, &C.
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~A FOR SALE,
~ Fine Trotting Stock
MOUNTAINEER.

Two four 4l year old stallion colts sired BY Clark
Chief Jr, out Ut Kentucky mares.
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General Agent.
PROPOSALS for Brick
LOCAL NEWS

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from, one pustofEcc to another MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VIOUSLY SENT,
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sETTLF-Tn Deer Lodge Sunday, May y. 1ssc to Mr..
and Mr. AlonEo Settle, . daughter.
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CHIEF J Use Pm.

Light bay, black points black extends above knees
and hocks lett hind loot white: 15k hands high !;
weight, II 10 pounds.
sired by Clark Chief, Jr.
First dam by Curtis t1ay, record Be, by American
Clay by Cassfus NJ Clay, Jr.
Second dam by Bay Messenger.
Third dam by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
These colts have fine action and beautiful form .
They can be rcen ut Ward & Dunn's Stable, Def r
Lodge -.--
5sS-tf N B. RINGELING.
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LIST or LETTERS.

Remaining uneaiisd for N the esssoi pss,,s.
esiinr FOR shsss iesters will please say "advsr'
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Otis Strickland, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, admin
isrator Of the estate OF Otis strickland DECEASED 70
the creditors of and all persons hayiug claims against
the satl deceased to exhibit them with the necessa
nv vouchers within month after the first puec
OF this notice ~ the sad a. the town oil
Deer Lodge In said County OF Deer Lodge NJ. T.
MARCELLUS STRICKLAND,
Admir- of the estate of OTIS Strickland. decreased.
Dated April 20, 1870. s6tA
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SYRUP, SUGAR,
r~nAV Nan AN

SYRUP. SUGAR, SOAP, COAL OIL,
CORN MEAL, CRACKERS,
Raisins, Prunes, Alden Apples,
Salt Lake Peaches, Gaiiatin Flour,
CIDER VINEGAR, BUCKETS, TUBS,
Pick.axe and sisdge Helves,
Nails, Siuice Forks,
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
lust Received ut KLEiNscHMIDr cos
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father. NAV /, 1850, By Rev. Fr. Menstrec. MT:
Yrcd Ray to Miss Mary B Conin. daughter o.
Thomas conif, cf Bitter Root BEND.
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rARMIcHAEL--In Miles, City. April -, Of con-
snmniion Probais Judge A. Carmichael. formerly
of Helena In the 81 year OF his agc. He was ex-
Secretary Of Silver Star Lodge No. II. A. =. and
A. NJ
euppNAN-Iu Custer Ctr, April a5th, Of pistol
shot. w. j. sherman, In the 94th year OF his
age-e
DOLAN-Yn Custer City, April 9Sth. Of pistol shot,
Michael Dolan. In the 36th year Of MS age.
nu.LEIa-in Misreula, May g. 1880: q consump-
tinn. Alice Amelia, wife Of john Miller. sgec >
years and months.
rvcrRsOLL-In Helena, Nay s, 1870, Of Bright 2
disesse, Edgar N Ineersoll AIRED - JsArs and y
month";. =.
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
APRIL TERM, A. d. 1880.

Hon VIM. J. Gaibraith, Judge Geo. w. Irwin,
H., Clerk; Jno. w. Andrews, Jr., U. 8. Dist.
Atty A. 4. Mayhem, Terri -orial Dist. Atty:
Alex. c. Boskin, u. s. Marshal, and James 3.
McAndrevs, Sheriff.
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Dakota and Montana

Il. L.. I.sliery, Deer Lodge.
8. II. Crounse. Helena.
4. D. Hudson. va North Second Street. st. Louis.
Ward II Braty Front street, st. Louis.
H. Coope, f27 Vine Street. Cincinnati.
w. y. Evans, 30 Water Street. Pittsburg.
y. r. Capron, 81 Clark Street, Chicago.
L P. billiard, "a Clark Street, Chicago.
Robert Bruce, 400 East Water Street. Milwaukee
l. c. Smith. 333 Broadway, New York.
Joseph X. Hixo' US Washington Street, Boston.
g. q. Sanborn, n P. X. H., st. Paul, Mum.
hS4~Gm
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C(.:A>lltcxsssulIl'j;l Q:>s1lzGttiit;
SATURDAY EvkNe., FERRUAHY

MARRIAGE Last Tuesday evening 81.
Georges Church was the scene of one OF The
most "ran;,iu! weddings that has taken place
10 Ffedcr c';sburs for some lime; tho partlcs
unite being Ms. Ella Ni., eldest daughter Of
Hon. L. NJ. Rraxton. and John l.. Broken.
brough, one OF our cnttrpr!slDE merchants.
The church was beautifully decorated the mn
sic grand. ard the ceremony very IMPRESSIVE
as conducted by the rlc:or, Rev. Il. j. Me-
Bydc. The costumes were rich and beautiful,
particularly that Of the hIide. After tho ere.
mony tho party repaired 10 the resideuct OF
Hon. f.. Nj. BraytOn, where WIS waiting o
most elegant entertainment. Anoag the Ia
dies from q listaIca wa noticed representatives
from FanIncr, Richmond county and from
richmond city. After an hour spent 10 pleas
ant congratulations. The happy rGr lett Tor
Baltimore on the !. 20 traic. The presents are
said TO have been very numerous and hand
aomn,- Fret NrWS.
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RAILROADS.
= 2t.t..
: Z u ~ i

1850 aEEAr 1885,;
tHNE4Yi4VANIA HUuTr
DOUBLE TRACK.
6:s&t &Ali&3, SPLENDlD SNEE.&.
&AGNlFlG&NT EQUlpMENI
January i, 1850.
Trains leave Washington from dopo! Of Ia,
TIMOKE Il POTOMAC RAll:kGAN sa.-
ner Of Sixth and j st, sets. as follows:
For fhilsdelpLis, Now York and the sss, Ii
sE. and l.5O m. dsilv, except Sunday, md
9.45 =. NJ. d%;ly, with Palace Cars. Linz
tied Express Of fuilman Parlnr Cars en-.
AN. ds.ly, except Sundsy. For PhilsdelrL,.
10 AM, except Sunday, and h.$G D. N. daIv
For fi:Lsburg sntthe West lG. 10 a. m .daily.wI
Parlor Cars 10 Pitisburg; 7.al p. n. Gniiy
with Palace Car TO Chicago.
For CSnandaigus and iho North, Geo q. T.
except Sunday and 7.4h y. ~. dsily, e.cmt
Saturday, with Palace Gsr I" CsnsnIsip,t,
For Watkins, i0.i0 p. m. daily, ercopt AN
day
For Baltimore. 6 Oh, $40, $50 and 10.4o a II.
l.30. 10, i.m. 6.%u, T.la SID 9i5 y. III
On Sunday, 1910 q. NJ; $50, lao sEt 9,i
>. HI.
For Pop0's Creek Limo, & GO =. m nn,, 1 ~ Nm
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, s ID y. III. and 70 =. N, dalr
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
| For Ale1anaris Z ~, . and II p, H., md y,
G2, and II SOP. nj. Sunday at :, y and ii
o. m. and S D. m.
TrHns loaya Alexandra: for Wasiias ton. GlM
$40 ard 10 3. t., end :, i, aH,! =. ~. nnt
II night.
| On Sunday at SEQ anl 10 a II. and and aHt
y. m.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIM SUlTY: s.,
| Quantico and Eichmoni, will leave Alc..a
dris at 7.20 e. n. daily Snd ~ p. III. ,iai,y
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can ia pcccGrr:
| principal r%itnsH siStions End :cko! o:,,,s,
| Southeast. l.. /. EAEMEk
- Gon!. Passenger A1en,
| FRANK THOMSON
| General Manager NOVA
ny o., VlKG. MIDLAND & &. s. k.E
W. JOHN ). BARBOUR Receiver.
On and alter SUNDAY, Nov. Q, 1870, 'aa
songar trains will run as follows:
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Tbs Alexandria Eaza.!o, baaun in 1199. ia the
oldest ncws paper in Virginia. and it has survived,
with few exceptions, MI tha public presses in
America which saw with It tha dawn Of the
nincternth century. /. lives too, not in decay
or dec:"pit, hnL full of life snd youthful vigor,
giving AL tho news. telling the truth without
losr, favor CT affection, !renching on the privacy
of no mans home but foil TO the brim with all
public information. and giving daily honest
Judgments Of public men snl public mnRsuroF.
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vvTvUINIn o. CI--,,- -T,-,., -
" A:'tA ~ tAe C!eFk once OF INC c1-
20 oI avn co9it u .ne Cty VI Aie1anufla,
I'll NiiIS ~, La 80 g. 80; -, a. 9, Mt,
in,;ys,n ~ nc. i.eAs uiHIMoh Ei9nl'
dnfnnJt H., o%n, aS''''7' "''i'"'h Mills
Ma" III da ennnEe.y
Jssnit;o- go u,ect VI snis sun Is w optaih d
Tbn 1asnndonf D0"I Hs,G ~ n"si'n s,ny
hsving entcrod h;s enro n,-a;m AnE' nos
sncmr;1y accnTI;rg 10 tbo ant "'tc even
md tIo rmIns Of tb;s Corrt nra As;;on'oIy
pcaring by affidavit thst he is not 3 residont Of
his St.to Il il orIcrcI that tho Ssid dorar'iC -
annrsr hrro withn nno month orcr duo muhna
lion Of Ills ordor and do Whit is nccosSarr, =,
project his intnrost in his smt ami that cow
of Tins order be- forthwith inscrtnd in thn A Ivy nT
andrla Gazotto, q newspaper published in tho
city OF AlcXandr!a onco week for four sue
cessvn weeks, and posted nj the front doc: of
Tho Court uuuso of this city. a copy, test:
NORTON MhEYE. Clork.
sam !. It. Brent. p. q. ian "l-wiw
vyJRGIN1n A, H,,o, b,lI :, ,ho tvo,,,a
v oiro nriho i,nrnoration I;o,r, ~ tIo r;t'
of Alexandria on the ;Oih dsy Of .Iannsry, ISsj.
John KchsrAsnr Davis cSn,n,t ~
va >~'''' Iro,,a,,,,r,.
Sarah ,.,borino Dawn, ,,of,.,lr, :" >"''' -
No. Tho nh;D"I - ,T;o s,,i =. ,,l,,
u" s ~ t'1S SUN i W o'''"'tI ny
, raHS'' ''' VIZ W ''''''"'' "'''''''' 'F"n'
40 ,,,I'n T,c,,,i",, ,', h,, o,,,, h
,onr"pr .,,I ,;, ,."" '''tn''" n"' ND
thn n,.t ,f hysn,nIJy ,,i ~, rnI,' ~.
Tnurt ,,I i ,,,,,n,,,,,I, I sn;I, H Ill.,
sLn :, 80. ni,, - .Li' ,,t :, !" ''''s'
dnr.I ti,.L thn s.iI ,,nf.nIn,,i ",,,,os. ho.,
With; ,n.,',,, n,l,r 'l',n ",i'n' ~;
IrI,.' 49,, 4 nJ, .',,,. w., '.'', ~
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II furnishes Tho nnwa tolaRrama Of tho Nov
York Associated Irhss and oG RonLer's Faro
rean agency, being, with hut two exceptions,
The only paper hctwonn Baltimore and Rich
mond that il thus connected with the grott
fountains Of tho worlds nGwa
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WINTER AIlEhNuEMEur

Beginning: ;iCi. !, l%,9
ihn MAIL. TRAIN will loayo Wasi;nx.,,r q
sun II. ~. ami Alexandria 5. 9ui ;. n ,!niiy
except Sunday; pxsa i,ocshurg, going w"si-
ward, nj ] ioa. M End strive ut RonnL IA.
nj IL III. i.aHvn Round Hill IT, 1880 r. NJ; p9s,
LacsDurg, going eastward, ~ - y. M, snt NJ
rive at Ao1snd;s RI 3: y. NJ, snl 1t Waei,-
ingtou Al 2 ~ y 4.
Tho ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN will los,r
Washington 1t ~ and Alexandria NJ 4 - p.!a
daily, except Sunday, and srriro aL Leesbur.
at 10 =. m. jisave Lecshllrg At q ~ ~ ., .,
and arrive ut Aexsndria II. \ Is n NJ, .nr
Washington st 81 y. nj.
16- Passengers from Wahh,ngion will t.rc
tho Washington and Ohio cars 1t tae BaLimn:r
u Potomac Railroad station SIS on g. III. and 4:
p. M, and 60 through withou. change If Calf
Tho 500 am. train from Alo1an;.ria and IL;
p. M. train from Round Hill connect ri RounG
Hall with Harris Daily Lac OF Couch,
for Snickersville, Berryvillo and Winchester
Also with Reamor's Limo OF Coaches, which toy,,
Aeesburg daily for Aldo and Midd.eburS.
Both trains, westward mako close connoctions
vt Vienna, with SissOn's Line Of Stages for Fai.
fax Court House.
Communication 1Lcskcls, ..I cta nar nall.
Annual tickets, ESQ.
L. II. HAVENkE,
OCT III General Ticket E gcni
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EVERY MONDhY, WEDNESDAY, snd
FRIDAY, at 20 O'clock r.m.; rclnrning, lcsvo
Norfolk on sltsrnata days al 400 p. m
Fare, first claCs, -; rnnnd trip 81
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South Bound.

Mail, Sonthwsci. connects 81 uorinnsvtilr
with Chns. 81 OH" =. H., GasL ani West 8
lIyncLh burg, Connects vita Atlantic, Miss !
Ohio Il: T., through s;o,:thwrst Virginia. /.
Raslivillu, Now Orleans Memphis, Little H.L
and Inxss-~:.nd ri rsrviio with Kirhn"nl :
DanvIEl0 Il. K 10 South and Southwest
Express Southward connects IL GOrdon.vli!r
to eli points on Chos. y Ohio, d',i. al napr!E..
e all Tie Sait'h G'li SnWh'rs>t, including Flor
ida.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Dino lo.vo ~.
exanGria daily, except Sunday, s 60 =. IN. pri
l.: no noon. end returning arrive -. Alexnuif,4
Il 10 =. IN. AMI :, -: H. ~,
For Nj AEASSAS LINE inar0 Nsshns;oo
7 10 r. III. and A!"&an,lria ;; - n. H., daily
except Sunday, arrive ST Strsshnrrst II - rm
connccting with tho Valley Road Enst G,N
West. l!aSve $t'ashnrg 2;iu y. IN, arriving -
Alexandria st /; 70 D. III.
MINED Train FOL. MANASSAS nlV
lStON leaves Alcxandria iiri,isy, rnnrs,;rg
AMI! saturday, ri " ;E 81 M, ,itd rntiirns ri -"
day, Wednesday snd F7idmy. ~ . IS y. ~.
For Eid'i!"hnrg, daily Cogl'nuiinn ~ i.is;".
Station.
Flo! llIlriViii., regular r:,I:.,is'i.ou hi i..t:..
piano.
For WAKHkNTUN, loavr Wssh;rsti4. :.
I I'D n. III. and 4 Is y. nj. daily.
Slt tsRins nisko good CunnGctlons, ~ wv 30.
ingtnn 10 and from north anu West.
Nav GrlcAu5 EiGri,or lr,r.S Tashin.tua ri
~ a. IN. running through without chat.
tih ESp:ass tram, lrA"i1. ngHliGxtun 81 t. I.
y. M Marks Adjustable kurlmina Eh.ir !'9,
with 1tra charge only 81, Through /" iisnr'i'
CONNECTING To ail South,
E1ctrGlun iIckG s IL .iaCksunyiiln Fiucltn
good TO rctarn unti Nay i5lir, 1881, OH SAFE =:
v Hsn'nStAn, Alc>HndT;H. GhsriolLuSyi!i1 :
Lynchhure.
Through t'cs"ia r,nv irs H. t:m South r..
Southwest.
nov s !. ii. EiiD&nUS. q. Z. (.
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With tho coming yenr all thh Icing tried and
improved methods of Masking q standard nows-
paper will DO continued, with such additional
facilities Ms past experience i,lsaiios tho propTie.
Tor in believing vii! sod TO tho capacity of tho
Gazette to soryo its readers. 1t expects to rom
der faithful service t. tho CITY, tho state and the
country By q candid criticism O! Mon and ovonts
in thointcrost nr!ho people Of tho Common wealth
Of Virginia.
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e'ds8s NEW Yssss

EdsK NEW YSssE.
STE-s-HENS T.. e.. H-l.9S: 1T -s-vF, 5IsgEJv.
GsRSLsJS'
EVERY FRIDAY, 81 IL H.; and returning,
leave Now York, from picr d, EgsL river, EV-
ERY SATURDAY, al 4 ocioci: D. u.
Tho steamers OF this company mako coanuc-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and all points East;
OF Now York with All points West end Nor.hs
west, and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through ratios given and froigh! handled caro-.
[ully and promptly. Fer further information
apply to +. a. REED, Agent,
Jnnnoy'a wharf.
SAMU BACON, Prcsd nj.
Office under Natl. MoLrop. iiaf.t,
sop fit Wsshinetnn y g.
LIST ssss ohfnE's 81 sy& - IiEE:' WEEKS
PlllhA DGLrl!IA, FALL RIVER, i'Huyt.
DENGE AND BOSTON.
Steamers lnay0 alo>sndrin EVERY Tl(ES
DA | snd inRvo Phila,in'rh,s ~ CRY san.
UHUhY.
T!is limo connaGta Mt hlo1aa;ir:. with .t,.t
A. 81 M and w ~ .. II. Its., $40, al ih:i..;ni
pais with C!yd1s regulsr s'aoamshirs 70. rsil
Mver, Providence sud Boston.
Freight forwarded with rro:Aptnosa ana rHro
FREQ Of Commissions.
No charge for trsnsfer in Philadelphia, sac
o whartagetn Hos!on. Quici timu. Fre,,uant
h6psrtlros. Through rifles an,l through Alls
ni iaiIng GlSnn. Insurance at tia luycsL rstas
Agents:
r. A. REED, Aiassnuria
WM. T. CLYDE 81 co. lh.isieiph is
JOHNSON e CO, WHsh 4. G.n, ZEN
ian Stf
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e,asNS a Qes6tsisa SsEEssiSa aIs

epfs IA 9's*slsjS IL stssCssA aTa.
w n. JOHNSON s 90,
" S;D&k.oALE 4hUUihS,
'hNf'HA!l COMMISSION MEECHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Hsveon hsnd GlBSUN'S XX, NIX, NAM
and PUkE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISkIES; also BAK-
ERS and ON PSON'S PURE RYE
WEiSk iES t" Which they invite the attention
OF the trsda.
Orders from the country ier merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consgnmcnts Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee tho
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner cf Cameron and Royal sts.,
Alexandra, VS.. oct "A
;HAs. $. TAYLOR, Ir.,
ll4aIa Of }. T. Backhan Sc COB
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AND FEED D&ALER,
Agent for
j. B. FICKLEN 8 SONS
CELERkhTEp BEIDGEWATRk FAMILY
FLOUR,
II North Union street,
jan Is Alexandria, Virginis.
HAk"oN &sMITH,
WHOLESALE
GEnCNkS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERGHANTS.
cornar Prince and Royal stB.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ConRignmonts Of Grain and Country Produce
solicited. and prompt returns nladn. jyl0
| uAELow BROS
wuoLRsALE
GROCERs COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
JOHN GIBSON'S SON &c CO.'S. CABINET
y. Xxx and XXX WHISTLES, and
Thompson'S Puro Ryo Whiskoy; Fnroiyn
Wines and Brandies, Ale, Porter
and ChampSgnes,
rs AGENCY OF TIE LAFLIN POW
DEL. COMPANY,
n. w COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL SIS.
Coffee roasted for tho trsdo ST 75c por sack.
my 6-tt
r q. MlLBUlsN,
WHOLESALE AND EaNILY GKOrpx
TEA DEALER AMY su,MnrusIoN
urpr,,Ann
"''>'i II ~ l.
No. ~ north Royal ST.. rosr Market space.
Alex hndris. Va,
and prompt attention. myAl
FENiloM AS PERRY. Agent,
GENER
sl;,m nlsSlnn nup,shn,r
A.. =. ,,.
80 ~ N'"H ht'"''1'
hLSX AN DRlA VA
Agent Tor ht sxlc OF
ISAAC NEHREK,A
CEl,ERRATHi! FhnI(,Y frt.nIlH
ian ls-~tt
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ssHltiF Il. ntoE,
NO. g fRiNGE SrEEET
aEN ERAL
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Connecting with Merchsnt-' snd biinar. Limo
FIR Boston, steamer
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EEsl.AH. NOTICES.

yrIKGINIA, to within the Clerks oilico OF
v tho Crcuit C"ur. Of Fairfax county Feb
ruary L.. 1880.
Thomas Ap. Thomas Jones. Roger Jones' Grit
fin f. Jones, in his own right. and ns doVisGe
oCCHdwslor Jones, deceased, Joseph +. Jones,
ArmsLosd Blackwell, Roger Blackwell and
Arm5toad Blackwell, jr.. compliments, against
Samuel II. Martin, George f. Martin, Charles
q. Martin, Francis Il. Martin, Sarah g. Mar
tin, Holon S. Martin, Ann Eliza NJ srLin, Hes.
tor, l.. Martin, - Martin. infant, name
unknown, John Francisco and Fanny. his
wife, Ed. III. isntis, Id. :. Yants, Holen
Kate Yanlis, Hall Yantis, Eliz. M. Ysntis,
DO. Francis and Mary Davis defendants
Mem: The object of this suit is TO obtain a
decree for the saIe OF q trac! Of land, lying in
Fairfax county, containing 3G2 acres, ard Gs-
tribute the proceeds to those entitled.
II appearing by affidavit ilod tina. tho above
defendants are non residents Of the State Of Vir-
gins. il is ordered that they appear within one
month aftor due publication hereof, All, CO what
IS necessary to protect their Interests
cOpy-teste:
+. d. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Thomas Moore, %. o. feb 1S-udW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

Z uST KECEIVED-Now Layor Rsisns,
~ whole half snd quarter boxes, loose Musca.
Tel and Valencia Rslsins. now Currants, now
turkish l'runos. Loa s. Porrin's Worcestershire
sauce, Co!msn's English Mustard and Italian
MscCsroni.
doc 5 w. A. JOHNSON g. m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

GAVE YOUR COMBINES and have them
~ made into Switches, Brsds, CurIs, Putis.
&c. Hair Brads, Cnrls, ruis, &C., al the old
prices for the nuIt 80 dsys ut
Oct "a FERGUSON g. RROpS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

EVERY FRIDAY, al i2 H.; and returning
leave Now York, from pior dl. EgsL river, EV
ERY SATURDAY, al ocloc: p. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

ZION B!TTEkS, Vinegar Rittora Curatine,
~. ~ Iarrants Sol!Zor hporien!, Ayers Poctoral,
Sarsaparila. Hair VigOr, Aruo Cure end pills
Hoslctter's Bittcrs, Bulls Cough Syrup, Load.
bostor's Cough Syrup. Gilos' Liniment and
sale by
ianlU K. S. LEADRER,rHR RRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

NJ ATIONAL- BROILERSl NATIONAL,
~ BROILERSlI-For broilinx meats and
oysters, or toasting bread. Nothing can com.
paro TO the National Broiler For sale bv
nov:D MCLKhN Sc tJHLER TG Kino st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

ny O., VlKG. MIDLAND * &. 5. H.E
w. JOHN ). BARBOUR, Receive.
On and alter SUNDAY, Nov. q, 1870 '4a
songor trains will run IS follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14
Inland L Seaboara stingCo.
WINTEE ARRANGEMENT CuMMENU.
ING 0iTHBEK lst. ls,A.
E<sae NOR ESSa.sS ,

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