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The Hartford herald., 1880-12-08
aiitets.

The McHenry Coal Company want
to buy | 800 bushels Of corn, and will
pay the highest market cash price.
Call on w. G.. Duncan. superintendent,
McHenry, Ky. f9-4l
The Hartford herald., 1880-12-08
Wanfes.

Every customer who is owing me by
note or account to call and settle same
i'm the next 80 days and save costs.
1871 j. w. FORD.
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For sale.

A splendid new two-horse wagon
cheap for cash. Call ON G.. j. Bean or
j. p. Barrett. 49-tf
The Hartford herald., 1880-12-08
Good Advice.

Buy useful articles as holiday gifts for
your children. Buy them good and
cheap. Buy them at Anderson's Ba-
Zaar.
The Hartford herald., 1880-12-08
Fl. ID. BARNUM,

IF. ID. BARNUM,
Qate Kits & Werne)
Cor. 4th and Market
streets, Louisville, Ky.
invites an eXamina-
ton of an unequalled
stock of Watches,J Jew
elry, Clocks, Silver &
Plated ware of best
makers. Prices and
quality guaranteed.
The Hartford herald., 1880-12-08
VAN MORT HOUSE.
ROSINE. KY.
G. B. VAN MORT, Proprietor

Is
m
EDWARD CAMPBELL in
will supplied
q
6I+Iy
The Hartford herald., 1880-12-08

Notions. Fancy Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps. large assortment OF
these goods kept constantly ON hand, ana VIII
be sold AT the VerS lowest cash prices.
The Hartford herald., 1880-12-08

Madisonvllle, Hopkins Co., Ky.
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ID. IL. BAKER.
PRACTICAL w INT

Is prepaIeu 70 uo all work IN his line has had
20 years IApo,iSnoe. All WORK warranted done
iha Woihl,iihe manner he understands
plating building or repairing will do we'll to
consult him.i Address BUTTE CITY.
&C is-au MONTANA.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21

register of the land efice, California; Theo-
dore N. Furby, postmaster Allamosa, Cole
RADIO.
March introduced a bill authorizing the
president to place Gen. Ord on the retired
list with the rank and pay of a major-gen-
eral.
The senate refused to adjourn until Mon
day by a vote of Is to 81.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The Notifications
bill was received from the house and referred
to, the committee on appropriations.
Ajoint resolution was also received from
the house for adjournment rom the 22d inst.
to January 9th.
The morning hour having expired the edu-
cational bill came up again.
Arecess of ten minutes was taken in honor
of Gen. Grant, who had entered the chamber,
Ind he was received with applause and hand
shaking, only a few northern democrats fail
ing to shake his hand.
After recess Blaine obtained permission to
have printed in the Record his substitute for
the funding bill. 1t appropriates, of the coin
now in the treasury, $~100,00O.OO0 for the pay
ment Of the interest bearing debt of the Uni
ted States falling due during 1880 and 1881,
and directs the secretary of the treasury to
cause to be coined the maximum amount Of
dollars in the manner now authorized by law
~ " Poy ouV - oAA"A S"SH
the public debt.
Section 2 repeats all avs authorizing the
issuing of bonds for the purpose %offunding or
redeening the interest bearing debt of the
United States.
Martin, of West Virginia, offered a resolu-
ton directing the committee on Pacific rail-
ways to enquire into the alleged mortgage
and sale of unearned land grants by the
Northern Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Companies, and report their exam
ination in order to preserve the interests OF
the country. Ordered printed.
Hear presented a petition for woman suf-
frage, and said that it was from ladies Of the
highest attainments, and occupying places of
the highest respectability in society, and
which contained arguments that, to his mind,
had never been answered.
There was a long debate on the educational
bill, quite a number taking part in it. Ne
vote was reached on the bill when the senate
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Cockrell opposed
the 4 per cent. rate when we could borrow
money at 3 per cent.
ingalls, said it was not a question of how
little interest money could bring, or could be
borrowed on, but how much we are willing
to give to a benlicent object: He would ia
vor paying 10 per cent.
Bailey agreed to this.
Davis would have the whole fund expend-
to educate this generation. We were pay
off a debt at the rate of $les, O0O,0 0 per
annum for the benefit of future generations.
After further debate Teller's amendment
adopted by a vote of 81 to 30.
1t strikes out the clause setting apart the
of the sale of lands and patents as a
permanent fund, and provides that fer the
ten years said proceeds shall be paid to
The several states according to the proportion
Of their population over ten years of age who
cannot read or write.
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Produce Market Report.

BUTTE, Dec. 20, 1880.
The following are the wholesale prices
paid by merchants and hotel keepers for the
commodities enumerated, delivered from the
wagon. Price list carefully corrected every
Monday:
Flour, Ruby Valley, xxx, $6percwt.
!" Mill Creek, xxx, So
Graham, IS.
Wheat, per h., 3. cents, fair demand.
Oats, per h., 81 cents, in demand.
Butter, per h., IS to IS cents.
Eggs, per dozen, 60 cents.
Corn meal, 5 to I cents.
Beef, on foot, sc
Beets, 8 cents.
Hay per ton, $25.O CO. to $27.o0; in demand.
Fresh fish, 20 cents per pound.
Cheese, Is to 18 cents.
Barley, 50 so to 2 Is per hundred.
Dried beans, Montana, 7 cts.
Mutton, 7 cents per pound.
Pork, dressed, 10 cents per pound.
Veal, Tcents per pound.
Vension 6 cents per pound.
Spring Chickens, $3.50 per dozen.
Wood, So per cord.
Rutabagas, &c.
Potatoes, SIC.
Onions, &c.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Wood reported a
concurrent resolution for a recess from the
% of December to the 9Th of January. Agreed
to by a vote of 125 to "A.
The house went into committee of the
whole on the pension appropriation bill.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-In the discussion
the bill for arrearages of pensions was before
the house it was stated that it would require
only $l,000,O0 The government had al
ready paid, up to the LIST of November, $27,-
600, 900, being an average of $3.50 per pen-
sioner. There had been. 2S1,579 pensioners
and there still remained 10000, and it is es-
timated now that it will require $217,0OO,OOO
to satisfy them. The AVERAGE age of these
pensioners Is only Al years, I'd under the
present system any one whe is "liling to take
a false oath can get a pension.
one of Justice.
Hubbell acknowledged this, but was mere
ly showing what great frauds might be COM
mitted under the laws.
There was some dispute as to the author
ship of the bill, and some sharp interchanges
as to patriotism, etc.
After rejecting some amendments the CON-
mittee referred the bill to the house and it
passed.
Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Many seats being
vacant the morning hour was dispensed with
and the house e into a committee of the
whole on the military academy bill, which
was read for amendments. 1t appropriates
$4,000.
Conger moved to strike out the provision
allowing the secretary of wal to assign any
army officer as professor of law at the acade-
mics. There had been a case on exhibition
'-Whittaker's. The examination of the col
cred cadet at West Point was unworthy of
any officer in the service. Instead of looking
out for the rights of persons injured he had
been a public prosecutor. If this spirit were
to continue many people would prefer that
the institution should die. 1t was an anus
ing spectacle to see a government ruled by
caste. He cared not whether a cadet had
been the author of his own misfortunes. An
institution would bear watching which would
drive a good man, by his isolation and wan
of all human sympathy, to such measures.
Gallant officers were now at the head Of the
institution, and he hoped it would again be.
come the pride and glory Of the country. He
had merely wished to express his indignation.
and now withdrew the amendment.
The committee rose and reported the bill
which passed as it came from the commute
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21
CHIPS.

The word "bone" is commonly used as a
substitute for ~''steal," which accounts for it
being the invariable custom in Ohio to call
cemeteries in Ohio "bone-yards.
The expression, SNAKE up your pile" is
used to signify getting rich. The reason why
so few get their pile is doubtless because
there are so many more pile-drivers than
piles.
Anew York mother has twenty-five chill
dren-all girls. The display of striped hosiery
on her wash line must be exceedingly daz-
cling.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21
SILVER BOW HOTEL
WILLIAM sToLTE, Prop'r.
The Best of Accommodations
FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
july.2o wifi
WorkingMen's Hospital.

This agreement made and entered INTO thls Isl
nnctnrs Holmes and Hendrickson,. parties OF
the first part, and all men, and each In several
~ who shall subscribe their names 10 th1s
ssreement, parties of the second part. witness
seth that the said parties of the hrst part nave
established a hospital to be known and desig-
nated as the " Workingmen's Hospital" stu
ated on west Broadway in the city OF Butte
nat said hospital shall be SO arranged and
manages lagos OF Of I; q first-cIass hospital;
And it is further agreed and expressly at s'Ipr-
ties of the first part do hereby agree TO give ana
fnrnish to unmarried men of the second part,
ali medical and surgical attendance, medlclnes
and hoard, for the sum of one t$i.O0al dollar per
month. and two ($2.5e) dollars and hIly Genus
ner month for all married men WIN Ianilies,
Who will be entitled to professional visits al
their residences upon request for sucn sorVioes'
~ ~ treatment in hospital at their option. ~.
Parties of the second part subscribers 10 ms
aereementI agree to pay the sum SCI opp oacb
thefr names promptly on the first day OF eacn
month, in advance. j,
Name Single Married o~ooupat'n Residence Amt
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CONGREGATIONAL Notes.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-In the senate the
house resolution for a recess from Dec. 22d
to Jan. 9th was disagreed to by 81 to 27.
The motion of Burnside to adjourn to-day
until Monday raised a storm Of noes and he
withdrew it,
Wallace introduced a bill for a uniform
system Of bankruptcy.
Blaine's resolution directing the judiciary
committee to inquire into the expediency of
increasing the number of judges of the su-
preme court to ID was agreed to.
The pension appropriation bill was referred
to the committee on appropriations.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21

Any ladies wishing to know of the merits of
the Excelsior Kidney Pad, its action ETC., are
referred to Mrs. VIM. E. kckecknie, Photo
graph Parlors, Toledo, Ohio.-See Ado.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21

Jay. D. Dunning, Clerk, Wabash Shops,
Toledo, Ohio, says:-I am now wearing an
.Only Lung Pad" and it has afforded me al
most instant relief from asthma.-See Adv.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21
VIM. JONES,
ELECTRICIAN,
is NOW PRACTICING AT THE
CENTENNIAL HOTEL, BUTTE, NIT.


CENTENNIAL HOTEL, BUTTE, NIT.
No charge for examining those who call. He
does not ascertain their condition from pulse
and tongue or what they say, but by q new
mode of examining detects the cause of symp-
toms, and before asking patients how they feel
the cause of their poor health can know to a
certainty, for they can be caused to feel when
examined where there is the slightest disturb
ance of the vitalizing force, or disease in any
part of the system, which enables DR.. Jones,
with 20 years. practice east and 8 years in Hele,,
ma, to know if they can be benefited or cured
by his treatment, which is different from all
others. He is Erecting cures in many cases af-
remedies have failed. His machinei is the latest
invention, and its application by him is in no
case unpleasant or injurious.
tested the virtues and believe in the lasting ben
efts Of electricity as applied by DR.. Jones are
Hon Granville Stuart, Van Fisk. Hon f c
Brooke, M NJ Hotter, 4 leinschmidt. Ma! Daven-
port, A j Davidson, Mr. and Mrs Homer Aewlns,
L 9 Carpenter, John Stewart, Col VIM f Wheel
er, Miles Cavanaugh, John Odell ,lMrs Henry
Klein, Mrs Col. Johnston, and Mrs Dan Flow
The following is from one of Helena's Oldest
and most prominent practitioners:
II have long known that electricity was the
life OF the human system, and that when prop
erly applied it Is the best known remedy for
chronic diseases of the nervous system. | be-
lieve that DR. Jones is master of this branch OF
B. G. BROOKE, M. D."
To the above might be added a long list Of
names and testimonials from those cured in
Helena who were affected by lead, rheumatism,
Catarrh, al nervous affections of Eyes, Ears,
and Bsdy, Palpitation Of the heart, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Coordination, Lung,
Cold Feet, Paralysis, weak back, Female and
many other ailments and diseases which are
not necessary to mention here, as all with any
chronic disease who call will be examined and
show what this new treatment is, Free of
charge, SO they can judge for themselves what
it has and can effect. 'By his works ye shall
know him." dec 21-w
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21

CONCORD SINGLE AND DOUBLE BUGGY
HARNESS masSy at Barrel d Jacky's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

During the Week there mas boon very little, il
any, change TO note in business circles The
receipts OF produce continue to be light, and no
decided improvement can BIO looked for for some
tInor AZ The roads in the country arc reported to
DO in very bad condition, ard farmers are
preparing tor spring crous Money matters are
aoont IL, ttatu quo, and everything msy 10
quoted quiet. The domsnd for money is limit.
3D. and the banks arc in condition to supply all
legitimate wants. We notice thxt in Balti-
moro money is very easy, while thore is but
limited demand. Loans are quoted at 4s5 per
cent and discounts al 5l6, with occasional nego.
t'atlons Ct shade under those figures.
In the Now York market money is roporled
easy at Sac per cent and primo mercantile psper
6sE3 Government bonds are firm and higher,
and yesterday the d and d. per conts were each
higher, the 435 advancing to l0SSal00, and the
latter 10 lCG!alCG5. The Secretary of the Treas.
ury gives notice that the Government will here.
sftor purchase $l.0O0,0O0 Of bonds weekly on
"Wednesday, to be applied TO tho sinking fund.
But little is doing in State securities. We note
sales yesterday in Baltimore of S23, eco Virginia
consols at 49t. 19A, regular way, 40, 49Is49t,
sellor 80 days, st. Black scrip sold at Ill and
consol coupons at 7Gi. Consols closed 4GEs49l.
Railroad stocks ore very quiet. with small Offer
lngs and limited demand. Manassas Is sold
at S1t. decline. Va & Tenn So were 1l7sll9
Orange. Alexandria s. Manassaa...... 81! q 81
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CINClNNAil LOG MARKET, Feb 12-Eccs
sG' We ana uFn common 3 25s$1 10; light 1Sr
"a y pScAiHs 2jls4 20; bu.chcrJ 4 10 80 IN.
receipts 2,ol0 hesd; ahipments 90 w
BALTIMORE, Fob. 13.-Fe 6: old 81. terd -
DO consolidated fG4 do "a series 50 q. d. conn
~; new III 1os 3G1 TO- 30! coup eOs Cotton firm
middling l3k Flour lcss active but firm: How.
ard street and Western Euuor 4 15aS5 so: do
Extra 16aS6 %; do Family 50aS7 20: Civ
Mills Super 75sS5 50: do ExLrs S 7jaSG Is: do
Family last co; do Eio brands ST 50; Patspsco
Famlly IS. Wheat--Snuthern firm and higher:
western lower and market demrral z I'd; South.
ern red l15al4S; do amber ltOal55; No Mary.
land l62; No Western winter rcd srct and
Fob l454 asked Msr l4Gsl4G!; April l1CIs1d5Y
Missy l4Gal4Ci /; June liGt asked. Corn-South.
eIn stoady and firm for spot futures duh and
lower; Southern white 59a60; 90 yellow IS:
Western mixod spot G74a5,Y; Feb 5Gia5Cl Mar
5S3 asked April 52is62s May L2!s5!s; steam.
Or 90. Oats lower nnd wesk Southern aGs47
Western white G,l7. Rye dull st a0s0j, Hsy
steady; primo 10 choice Penns and Msry!snd
l7aSlS. Cotloe very firm st l$lals? for Rio car
goes: Sugar quiet; A sof.eS Whiskcy steady
at lQ!aSl II.
New YORK, Fob. l3.-Stocks strong. Monoy
Sat; Flour dull and heavy. Wheat dull. Corn
dull.
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VALENTINE DAY.--Tc morrow will be Yalon-
tine Day. Iho custom is not INDUCED 10 now
10 the extent it was forty years ago.; but sill
quito q numbor Of valentines are being
sold and come Of the young ladies' will
be made happy to morrow by rccivr
log from their sweet Williams, txpen.
slvc sentimental tokens OF affections
with verses attached. brim full of love, while
others will be made miserable by receiving from
supposed enemies, cutting comic messages,
Which will be placed to the credit Of innt c,nt
lrlonds, and taken as gu insult in the dark
Thoro mny be few who will embrace the on.
portuniy to attempt to insult 81 crctly those they
dare not meet openly, but tho great majority OF
valentines seant will be mont 10 fun. The sont.
mcltal valentines this year arc beautiful in
design. and tho verses are all that an ardent
lover could desire. The c,m'c ones arc the
Same that mako their appearance every year,
and tho shop windows ore filled with lean pin.
tcrs sccdy item Rathcrers, red messed shocmakers,
paper capped carpenters, sWclls, old bachelors,
youog husbands, old widoWers, old maids, two
faced women and snakes 10 the grass. Ia fsc!
every profession, trado and phrase of human
character is carclturcd.
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POLICE RErnRT j. y. Rcckh am, esq
President Of the Common Council, with Jus
lice "m. II. May, presided at the Mayor
Cico ills mo!uicg.
Jonnie Nelson, vr iisordcrly conduct at Bnz
cards l;O1st. last night. was fined and dis
charged.
Thomas Warren tor lcloniously entering The
residence Of Mrs. i. 9. Uhlcr, wls sent to Jail
for c?uyt.
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JOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, IcJ. Is. 1850.
Var ,he Middle States threatening weather and
ain followed by falling temperature ard snow
Il me northern portions, isliing barometer, To-
i"v,rL ty cooler cloudy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-13

8 DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.-NI.s. Anuu
hn'"p, who lives on Cameron street, the
e. "' the Iatc Mr.. John johnson, who worked
~ III" corporation Tor long time, died ssl
ss"s"l at her residence, in tho S4th year Of heI
e. Every ono knew and respected both he,
M her husband
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kDf.GL BFsEL'zTkES.

Tho oyster supper for the benefit Of tho Nj. =.
Church was largely attended last night.
Tho Al, xAndris Reform Club will have An
oyster supper tomorrow night.
4 sile Of beef foil overheard from the steamer
Lady Of tho Lake to-day. and Immediately there
wore aboEta hundred mon and boys fishing for it.
Tho AloIandriH Kniorm Club arc making ar
rangemnnts to hold y fair during the frat week
after I.ent.
Services are hhing held in Gracn Church every
night, commencing nj half past seven and con
iinulnG three qlIHrLnrS Of Al honr
Tho dclCg appointed by the several fire
companies will meet Knight nj the truck house
OF tho kclicf Hook and Ladder Company II
con! lior tho jury laws.
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CIRCUIT CouRT FOR THE CITY. --Ii0n.
flames hrih, Imi9c, rreadiHo. aciourncd to-
day.
Elephant 81. Dixon administrator md others;
| ~ chsHc"rS Special report Of John NJ. John
s'';', coihIrl7si"nor 81 sale deCrnn confirming
report a,!d sElc, AMI hulhuT'H ng iha purchaser
!" antir paln tho deferred payments.
Graham ~. tho W. G., V. NJ. 81 q, y. K. H.;
dccrHo i"r thu EHln o( thn r"sd Ms al entirety,
and MI NJ rights, privileges and franchises, and
"rr",nting .)uhn =. barbour commissioner of
Sale, !SH sale To i"ko place alter t0 days advor-
iisrmrTt terms cRsn
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Tho market coses active, ard prices arc Il rm.
But little il doing i'll Flour, and quotations 70.
mh'n unchanged Tho offerings Of Whest 10.
day wore light. and we note sales OF SO bushels
at l"5, liza, l.3 and liG for Fultz, and las and
lb2 for Lancaster, which shows an improvemant
IN prices. Corn ia steady, with 7sos OF 1872 buah-
OILS of white 81 50. No Rye reported, and 50
huShnls Of Oats sold at so. Country produce is
IN light receipt. ard prices aro firm NJ quota.
ton. Bacon a quiet ard essy. Thera is {. fuir
doInAnd for scNCla md plaster end prices arc I'M
chang cd.
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NEW BOOKS AT FRENOH'S 90 and %
~ KING STREET..
Memoirs Of Madame de Romusat, parts l and
=. Franklin Square Library; l0c each.
JeZesbePs Dsng5tor. by Wilkie Collins, Sea-
Umita, by Ouida Seaside, Zoe.
inc Nlnetoonth Century, a History, by Rob
ert Mckenzie; Franklin Square Library, l5c.
Moths, 4 novel, by Ouds; II mo. 62G pages,
cloth, ST. Is. '"''''
Under Tho Tricolor, or the American Colony
IN Paris, BY Lucy Hamilton Hooper.
a GeRtla Belle, by Christian Beid; EU..
Coo. ''''''
"a Mans Man for ~ That; GJc.
A Strange Disappearance; Coo.
HERALD IRISH RELIEF FUND.- hsyo
lust received Herald blank for subscriptions TO
tho Herald Famine Fund. Subscriptions in
n from 70 cents up will be gladly received
Herald. The name and residence of eyerv sub.
scriber will be published in tho HeralL. em
sure thst it is only necessary 10 add that st the
lowest catimAto SEQ. 0N people arc starving
1eDlU GEO, Il, FkENCH
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Aa''ihENT.-l.Ho Hi, ton Of hlr. John r..
l'," While rinylnS "n tho commons ncar ST..
: 'nn a ticny, " str!day evening, was struck
I" tHo ihow with q stone ihEoRn hy rlay.
''i'r. The wound VA not arfiGrH, hui very
''n'u one, a sill anu nay be tho rc.ult,
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t"LoRED LIBRARY hSsoCIATloN-Som of
the r>orcd yonng mon Of the city mot Tuesday
night and organized a Library Association, 10y
The election OF the following oflicors: VIM. A..
Garter, president; q. A. Griffin, vico president;
Joseph I.Hr9ant, secretary and librarian; NJ or
riS Cooper treasury, and VIM. Ii. Thornton,
chaplain. Tho association cjrssia OF eleven
members, rnch ono of whom promised to con-
tnhntn eleven h""ks Immediately. All matter
Of "n inIi!"I r"n'ci,cy - TO be Xcudcd. md tho
ASSOCIATION solicit contributions TT hooks and
prr.n,i1.
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POINT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBEUAKYl3

YUM UF ALEXANDRIA,, FEBRUARY IS,
Sun rlsos........ So Sun sets............... Sc
ARRIVED.
Str Lady CT tho Lake. Norfolk, To 4 4 Heed,
Schr John W Gray, st Msry's river, oystors
to master.
Schr Jsmoa Wagner, lower Potomac, oyste1s
TO master.
Schr Boni Ii Lambert, lowor RappahAnnock,
oysters, TO mastor.
CLEARED.
Str Lady OF tho Ialio. Norfolk, by + A Reed.
Str Jane Moseloy, lower Popc, By A. Reed.
Stmp & Knight, Now York. by + A Reed,
PASSED DOWN.
Schr John S. Gilmore, Washton, for Norfolk.
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VIRGINIA, to In tho Clerks Office of
tho Circuit Cour. Of Fairfax county, Feb
ruary Is, 1880.
Thomas Ep, Thomas Jones. Roger Jones, Gsir.
ha +. JonoS, in his own right, and as dovisoo
ofCsdwsller Jones, deceased, Joseph =. Jones,
armsteal Blackwell. Roger Blackwell and
ArmsteId Blackwell, ir., compliments against
tamnol T. Martin. George L. Martin. Charlea
H. Martin, Francis I. Martin, Sarah O. Mar
tin, Helen 3. Martin, Ann Eliza Nsrlin, Hes
lor, L.. Martin. hsrtin, infant, name
unknown, John Francisco and Fanny, his
wife, Ed. NJ. Iantis, ed 8. Ysntls Helon
Kate Yantis, Hall fsnlia, Eliz NJ. Yantia,
20. Francis and Mary Davis, defendants
Mem Tho Object of this suit ia TO obtain e
docroc for the Fae OF o tract of land. lying in
Fairfax county, contsining 3J2 acres, and c,ic-
tribute tho proceeds to those entitled.
II appearing by affidavit filed that the above
defendants are non residents Of The State Of Vir-
gInis, it is ordered that thoy appear within one
month ALTER duo publication hereof, and do what
IL necessary 10 project thoir intoregis.
4 copy-tosto:
4. ID. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
THOMAS Moore, =. q. feb 13-w4W