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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-23
SherfR,s sale.


In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county of Linn.
Henrietta B. Gore and James Gore, Appellants,
j. r. Hendrix, Respondent.
pY VIRTUE OF TWO SEPARATE WRITS
~ Of executson issued out of the above nam
ed Court in favor of the above named appel.
1ants, and against the above named respondent,
to me directed and delivered, the first for the
sum of sl0S 80 costs with interest at the rate of
ten per cent. per annum from the sth day of
April. 1880, and the second for the sum of $Sl3
rs, with interest ct the rate of ten per cent:
per annum from the 9th day of June, 1880,
have levied upon the following described real
property, to-wlt:
Lot No. one ~ and four "a. in block No six t6)
In the city of Harrisburg. In hc county of Linn.
State of Oregon. - the real property Of thesaid
respondent, j. +. Hendrix, snd on
Saturday. the 2tta dry If July, 1880,
at the Court House dc.or in the city of Albany,
Linn county, Oregon. at the hour of one O'Clock
r. NJ. will sell said real properly at public
auction, for cash in hand, to the highest bidder,
to satisfy said writs with accruing costs.
Dated this 25th day of June, 1880.
/. C.. DICkEY.
Sheriff Linn county, Oregon.
Z By Geo. HUMPHREY. equity.
June %, SOy f2n39
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-23

Republicans hope to carry some
Southern Congressional districts in Vir-
ginia because Democrats are not har.
monious. The Republican campaign
will be formally opened in South Car
olina on the 9th by mass meeting.
q Eleven thousand bogus medical di.
plomas have been issued by Buchan-
ans bogus college at Philadelphia,
many of thsm antedated, and the list
will be published with directions how
to detect fraud. They were sold at
five dollars apiece.
The Chilians captured africa in q
three hours fight and the city was tlen
sacked and almost destroyed by the col
diers over whom the officers say they
had no control. Fortunately foreign
men of war in the barbol had taken
mary families on board.
A floating bottle has been found off
the coast of Ireland containing paper
signed by George Campbell, second en-.
gineer OF the lost steamer ZanziEar,
saying the ship is filing rapidly and
they had little but hope OF saving
themselves. This ship left New York
January 4, 1879, for Glasgow.
J. w. ,sMyer, a farmer in Carroll
county, Arkansas, found his house rob-
bed aud followed the thief, who shot
and killed him when of his guard, and
escaped. He was followed by Sher-
iff's possee and shot while resisting ar
rest, and just as he expired he raised
and shot one of his pursuers dead.
In the way of population Chicago is
100000 ahead of St. Louis, her popula-
ton footing up 3,OaO. Chicago be-
gins now to pull out for 1890, claim
ing that she will then have $50 900,
and for 1900 population of ,45O 900.
Judge Stephen T. Logan, OF Spring
field, Illinois, died in that city on Sat-
urday last, in his 81st year. He had
been a resident of Springfield since 1882,
and was one OF the most prominent
lawyers of Illinois in early days, being
at one time partner of Abraham Lin.
coin. He ser\ ed four terms in the
State Legislature, was member OF the
Constitutional Convention of 1847, and
was twice elected Judge, resigning
each time.
The recent oil FIRE at Custer City,
Pa, destroyed oil and tanks to the
amount of S13O, 900
On the 18th, at Leadvilie, q miner
namei Baker killed two policemen ard
wounded another. He Tad entered
Manville's hardware store and demand
ed pistol out OF the show case, but as
he was refused he drew a revolver out
Of his pocket and threatened everybody
in the room. Hence tte police were
called to arrest bln,, which resulted as
above.
The Ute Indians say they eked out
an existence last winter on ponies, and
are peaceable nov.
A severe storm tore down some un-
finished buildings in Chester, Pa.
I. F. Carr, at Nevada, was struck
and killed bT q mining windlass.
At Colusa a steam threshiug engine
and killed the fireman.
The Ute Commission is getting really
for grand council with the Indians.
Railway Cinnamon at Gale threaten
to strike for dollar and halt day.
At San Luit 0bispo, Frank Grady,
city policeman, shot and killed James
Keith.
Reports from the South are favora-
BILE to health. There is no fever at
Memphis.
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CItatIOn.

In the County Court of the county of Linn
State of Oregon.
In the matter Of the estate of G.. A. viii iauns
deceased.
To Charles t Williams, executor of the last
VIII and testament of c. a. Williams, deceas-
ed: You are notified. cited and required to
be and appear in the above named Court ut the
Court House in the city of Albany, in said coun-
ty, on
Saturday, the 7th day of August, 1850,
at the hour of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that
day, and then and there show cause, if any ex-
ist why an order should not be made removing
you as the executor of said last will and testa-
ment, as prayed for in the petition of Mary J.
A. Williams, deceased.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 9Th day of July, A. D. 1880.
[L.S.] n. BAUM, Clerk,
per j. II. HAcKLEMAN, Deputy.
July Is. ISso-vl2n49
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-23

The charge Is made that Gen. Han
cock, that Democratic patriot and soldier,
who has been living of the substance OF
the people all his days, was anxious to re-
sEst the removal of the great incompetent,
Gen. Mcclellan, and assist In deposing
Lincoln No wonder the Southern briga-
diers can support such man for the Presi-
dancy. He h the man the shotgunists OF
the Soath desire should be placed In the
Presidential chair.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-23

To-day we have associated with US in the
printing and publishing business BIr. j. H.
MAINE, Jr.. young man of sterling integrity,
ability and industry. This will enable us to
issue q better paper, we hope, than ever before.
The name and style OF the firm viii hereafter
be, COIL. VAN CLEvE & Co.
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FOR campaign Purposes.

The Washington Gazette, a Bourbon or
gan. urgently soiicits contributions from
100, 600 ex-confedeFate soldiers, averaging
90, and an equal amount from Democratic
soldiers who fought on the other side,
hoping In this way to realize $1,000, 900
for campaign purposes. The Democracy
are sadly in need OF funds since English
has failed to respond as literally as expect
ed.
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Anyone can become a successful agent. six
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The price Is SO low that almost everybody sub
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Services. morning and evening. next
Sunday, by Rev. Mr.. Condit, at Y. P. C.
A. hall.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-23

A man named DIR. Tanner, OF New York,
IS trying the experiment OF attempting to
live forty days without norrishment, drinis-
ing only water-at least that is the pre-
tense. Of course the thing is an impossi-
hility. and if he lives to complete the forty
days, it will be because he in some way
obtained nourishment to sustain life. OF
all the humbugs perpetratcd on the public
this has the least sense or utility. Suppose
a man could, under certain exceptional
circumstances, fiyc six weeks without
partaking nourishmeLt of any kind, would
humanity be any the better for it?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-23

Gen. Hancock has discarded his earrings
since his nomination. but lie swears he
will stick to his corset it it beats him.
Lace him up!
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c. H. HEWITT,
Attorney and Counselor nt Law.
o0sce. osd Post oOsce Building. Albany. Oregon.
WILL PRACTICE in the dinarent Courts Of
w the State. vIIn59
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

SSiti'Etiio:i o.' gaie si"'t Gen: cDnT:si os
Eiae d H.:icipHi Government 81 Tho
eiss Oh aiS2asIci:. Virginia.
The i)lat committee Of the City Cou,cl t,
make arrangements for the proper observance
OF the tlfst Centennial rf our Municipal Covert.
ne1t. which cccurs on Iu STAY next The Oh Of
March acnCutc, the flo Si:g programme OF
arrangements.
The Boards Of Aldermen al1 Common Cout-
ell will meet, 10 regular sesioa Mt seven clock,
on tuesday evening March .. 1850 10 their re.
specVc chambers.
The Common Ctun,il viii appoct c,m
mlttee to invite the Boatd OF Aldermen to uni
With them 10 jJint s,ssi,n and repair to Sarcp'a
Hall TO hear an address by William Il. C4rne,
tsq., illustrating tho history OF Alexandra.
Prior to MIR. CARRIES address poem will be
dolircrcd by Henry Is. Wilmington, era
The Board OF Aldermen having assembled
in the Council Chamber. a prtcassion will be
formed aca'rding 10 the iolIoHnp:
PROGRAMME.
Police
ALI xlbdIia Light Iufanlry.
Ills Honor the Mayor. -
TX Mayors and * City OHictr.
tx Members Of Council.
prescut City Officers.
judges OF the City and County CouttI.
Clerks OF Courts.
Attorneys Of the Commonwealth.
City Sergeant and Deputies.
The Clergy.
messenger OF the Board Of Aldermen
President and Clerk of the Board OF Aldermen.
Mimb'rs OF the Board OF Aldermen.
Mcsseucor OF the Common Council.
President and Clerk Of tic Common Courcil.
Members OF the Common Council.
Superintendent Of the Public Schools,
Teachers Of Tho Public Schools.
Ch'ct EOgi1eer OF tho Fire Department.
Fire Warders.
lfc'i lent AID Members of the IIydrauiion S.
f. Company.
President md Members of the CaInDti, 8, f,
Company.
prtSiiaat aud Members Of the Relief H, <
Compauy.
Ci!:z ms and Strangers.
Upon arriving al Sarcpta Hall the meeting will
DC called to or6tr by Bis homer tho Mayor.
Alter prayer. BY Rev. j. J. Bullock, DID,,
Chaplain of The u. s. Senate, poem will be
delivered by Henry b. Whitliogton, ESQ.,, and
an address. illustrating tho history Of Alex
andtla, by William L. Carne, ED,
Major George Duffy, Commissioner Of tho
Revenue. CEisf Marshall, will fern tho line 10
accordance with The foregoing arrangements.
Ushcrs will te Ia attcndctc) a. tho hall to
provide seats for the ladies' who arc specially
invited to DO present.
The route OF the proc: ssion will hereafter be
ANNOUNCED BY the Chief Marshall. Invitations
have been extended to tho Alexandria Light
lbtAntry, to The fire department, and to our
Senator and Delegate 10 tho Legislature
By order OF thc Joint Committee OF The
City CCun,i'.
THOMAS V. RIsu1ELL Chairman,
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4 nk$ikhHLE kNSlDGNGE.

Hy vIrtuN Of q deere" cf tho Corporation Court
Il hioysaArla, al the February term. heundor.
signed WILL sell by public auction, in "ront O!
the Court House. on Fairl-x street, in this city,
on hONEaDAf, March Eth 1850 at II
O'Clock, tho DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
mo. lately occupied by Harriet IL Wheat, dc
ceased, situated on Columbus street. between
Cameron and QGeon, fronting on Columbus st.
Il feet iLchos, and running back ST feet 6 in.
To MI alny ~ Gont wide The dwelling contains
Il -nCma has gss Sni water, and is in complete
order.
Toms: Ono Glih cash, and tho residue in
cqusl payments q! Ii and !munthS. with interest
and Llta Ia hr reclaimed until the last payment il
made. The cost Of conveyance to be paid by
tho rurch, sar.
NH LID l. ~ II EAT Administrator
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Wunfs Him 10 Abdicatc.

NEW York, March "A L,udon special
states on the authority Of dispatch from S..
Petersburg that the Duke of Ediogburg, who
lately arrived TO attend the ceremonies on The
cceassion OF The 25:h anniversary of The Cars
secession to the throne. is enGcaVcrog TO indrc:
the Gar t. abdc,ts.
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DRIED.

In New York city, March Isl 1850, CHAR
LOT%E T.. daughter OF the late Ghomss 2.
kossiter, Of New York, snd beloved wife of
Courtlsod Il. Smith, Of Ale1snGria, Virginia.
TT Tho funeral services will be held st ST.
Paul's Church, in this city. 70 morrow, at twelve
O'clock. The frients OF the family are Invited
10 attend.
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Akla"R'ESsM GAh.EH.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR.
~ IA y COUNTY PURSUANT To 5. decroo
rendered nt the Juno term, 1879. Of The Circuit
%Ju;L o. Fairfax ccnnty 10 tho chnncory Cause
Of YIN. 4. t1oodiDgs admir- W.. VIM. Ayre,
etc, !te undersigned, surviving commissioner Of
sale, ~ II O'clock m, on MONDAY, tho 18th
day al March nuIt court day.: will sell TO tho
highest bidder nj public auction. before the
Court Houga door the FARM whGreon the Said
William y yro row resides, lying in CeatroviIo
Tow oship, nnd six miles west OF Fairfax Court
ucu.r, aud cuntsinirg FOUR HUNDRED
AND TWO ACRES (lO2). moro or less Sn!d
sni is Of excellent quality, much of it nslng i'll
TIE same bolt rs the famous GhartilY red inbds;
j. we'll wstcred haa Al abnnGaGco of timber Of
nesriy all d"script"as frat orchards of every
variety found 10 this couniy, aDd is improved
by connections dwelling house and substal.-
tr,.l outnuidings. 1ha said farm ID moreover.
Near tho Little River Turnpike, which affords
asy scccss to Alexandria. Tho sale offers =
rare opportunity for Investment
Tc1Ins of Sale: Ono tenth Of tho purchase
money in hand, and the rcsdUo in three equal
annusl payments, TO boar interest from day OF
snIe sEd t. be secured by the notes Of the pnr-
chaser. with good personal security, and reteE-
ton of titis Till issi payment is made.
TRO9. MOORE,
fnb11.wjw Surv'p Com of SAID,
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fcbl1-Wiw

Ss1EUS TEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 PROPERTY NEAR QCCCQUAN VII
i.hGE--Bg virtue of a deed Of trust from
,ienrga Solecmsr and wife, dated the 10Th day
OK February. 1875, recorded among the land
records OF Fairfax county, liher +, NO. 4. phge
4G :; and for tho purnose therein mentioned. the
undersigned will offer for sslo by public auction
at Fairfax Court House, on ONDAI, the 18th
d.y Of nj arch, 1870. the TRACT OF LAND
conveyed in said decd of trust, except that por-
ton conveyed by George Selecmsn and wife 70
poles recorded in liber G, No 4, page 45. of the
records Of Fairfax county. Said land has TWO
DWELLINGS and sll necessary oulbuildines,
contsins 622 scres, and would fnsko two farms.
Terms of Sale: So much cash rs will psy tx
panges Of s.lc slso the sum Of ono thousand
dollars, with interest thereon from the 18th day
OF February. 1878. until tho day of sslo: Sell
| ing, rs trustee, shall convey such title as is
wasted in me- which I EoleSn 10 DO good.
VILLA IL r. HALEY, Trustea
Fsilfax county, feb l9.wtd
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Asls"ElDM SALES.
roLLR TORS SAIL

.CoL cToR's sALE.
BY virtue of my ulics ne Collector Of Tho
Nor.horn District, will, al II o'clock M, on
TUESDA l, tho Din day Of March 1880 ofr.r
i 10 sH!G py pnhlc auction, certain TENE-
MIMI, located upon the corporation let at the
tlsh wharf. standing in tho nsmo Of Ewell G.
AtWoll, AND long used by him az IN ice house,
This sale is to satisfy tho claims ,f the city for
ground rent, amounting To sixty dollars and
costs. TcIms ofsslo: Cash.
, JNO. T. HILL,
lob .6-ld Collector n orLhern District.
TENRUSTEkS SALE OF A. VALUABLE
4 HOUSE AND LOT IN WEST END
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Vh.-By virtue of n
decd OF trust from Charles l.. Mar :ns to tho
undersigned, duly recorded in the land records
oi Fairfax county, IN llbor p, No. 4, page SIG |
VIII soil tor Cash. by public auction on SAT-
UEDAI I, the Ith day Of March. 1850 about y
O'clock M, in front Of tho PREMISES in the viii
lsRa OF West End, FeirGtx county, Va the
HOUSE and LOT thereby conveyed, bounded
sHd described rs follows: The sauna lying on tho
X 'ensioa OF Duke stroot, Running from tho CITY
a. AlcNandrls, commencing u: tho southeast
corner ol d 10. owned or formerly owned by Lei
bcrmen, and running thence east on and slonp
said Duke steet ty!cnded 10 feet & inches, more
or less, to Tho southeast corner Of said lot to
locust post, tho Same b0ing the established cor.
ntr OF sNd lot, and Of tho lot owned or formerly
owned by Jonathhn Roberts; .hsncc norLherly
parallel or nearly SO TO tho west line of ssid lot
to point in tbs board fence on tho north limo nI
said lot rs leet moro or less; thencs westerly
Dsrsllat 10 tho south line Of said lot end with
Duke street ll9 feet inches. moro or less, TO
The esst limo OF said Leiberm1ns lot; thence
suutherly TO the place Of beglnning-tie p.ouc--
| ~ now occupied by JOS Bruiu.
feb cots FRANK q. SWAINE. Trustee
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vnA BBLs klVKRrON LIME.

We have Inst received a r.rsh supply Of This
Lime AID can with confidence recommend it
M II very superior article in all particulars, and
We guafantco satisfaction in MI casoa. Try it,
and you will naVor mao any other hind. For
sale by GEO. WASHINGTON,
mi Agent
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LCUAI. MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, 1Luch >. 1850.
F,r tac Mlddio Atlantic States cloudy O. ia r
rgas'hcr, tatcrly yCUriIg TO warmer e0uthcriy
a MS with falling barometer.
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FIsITATioH.--Mr. d. b. Woodruff. Of Geor.
sii' Supreme Chancellor of the world, visited
Mtchanlo's l.idgo No. ;. Knights Of p}thias
last night, and rxcmp!ilied the work CT the IN
written order, alter which he made n sp2tch, in
which no stated that tic order vas 10 O very
iiouFlshlng condition. and that it was increasing
10 membership all over tho world. The reports
from the Grand lI1dgo5 of the United States
show That the order in this cluotry is progress.
ing rapidly.
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& u L Z K K

So fFEk.
Ihh ladies Of the NJ. L. Oh URUH will fur
nish SUPPER on WEDNESDAY ard
THU kSDAY EVkNI NGS. the "a and 4th
instanta, at McBurnoys Building. corner King
nhd Wnshit g.on slroots-thc proceeds for The
ben, iii OF the Sabbath School. nah 2-;;t
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PROFESSIONAL CAuEDs.
N EW b 90 X s
Just received st

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TIE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF PRINCE
NJ EIIEKNlCH., edited by his SON, Prince
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minute indtx; S5. '0N "
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GONFlDENGE, by Henry James, ir; ST. 30
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Monday LecLures) 81 81. >o'''0"
r, NELLIE'S MEMuIHS. novel, BY Rosa N,
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~ conts '''''o ou'1'on'
r., New novelties and bnsuLiful stylos pApE.
LEX! rs Just receI2at: Corre.poadsnco y.rd..
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JOB lot Of Il hundred roans of tho cbss,cst
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wfN'nE Isoi1ss, ru'cd aud p'"iu. all sizes;
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A New Prope'iins Pencil, ba.t thing in ,h,
market. Fob FL GEO H. FRENOH.
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Cow AND CALF RECovERED.-Slr Johns
than Picrpolnt, who bought COW and calf last
week and lost 1t two hours sitter the purchase
was made, recovered tho stolen animals in O
stable belonging to q negro. near Gonzales ,ut
Camp, Sunday morni1g. How they came there
tho man could not tell. but denied having stolen
them. MIR. PierlOiut Icing will satisfied with
tho recovery Of bis property. made no further
crunir,.s
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KY. y. s. PgNIcN--Tho report that NoY
~. .. Icgle., pastor 0t The First baptist
ChcIcn, 'H3@!d r:Sisa his pastoratc on tho ii;
CT Ami, Is said to be ire erect. Mr.. Pepck,
VITO has been pastor of tho church for a long
time, is held 10 high esteem by tha p:opIo to
when be has broken the bread OF life. and tho
eltZ rs 10 general. lie would be greatly missed
from tho community, ard it IL hoped he may
lonE rcmaln 10 charge CT bis present conir2aa-
tlOn
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SNOR RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
- roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No,
81 Cameron street. lately occupied by K. r.
lawson & Go. Apply to
sepi6 K. NJ. LAWSON.
EEOR PENTHOUSE No. IS Cameron at
botw"on Fairfax and Loe Apply TO
M S-tf ! n. ~. SMOOT
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PIRSoNAI.-Mr Alex .nder Murray, Of
Memphis, aad daughter. Miss Eoa Murray, are
IN the city, visiting at the residence Of NJ
Wm. Hlurr,y.
The Misses Markell, OF Warr5ntor, IF, also
ri-:i!av relatives 10 the city.
Miss Price. OF Lsnchtutg, is the guest Ct
XIV. Dir. Sutcr. on Washington straet.
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FUNERAL SERVICES. The remains Of the
la;c MIS-. COurIllnd II. Smith, who died 10
New Otk 81 stc1dny, arrived 10 this cry this
evening, and her iuncra services will take
plsci tu.morIow Il! - o'clCck from 81. Psu!'s
Chuch.
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ESsEEE gESsES-sTsES.

ESSEEL VfSEkfTEES
The FREQ Methodist Church will ba dedicated
next Sunday.
4 new boiler was placed N the yacht Ela
al The shin yard tins in0rnGg by McsEra. Petit
~ G0rmAn.
Tho Good Tomplnrs held needing las! III sht
hhG INFLATED seven new mCmbors.
Tho yacht Amcricus will leavo this city Sat
urdny next on cunning expedition.
MIR. Charley Nyo, OF Washington. will deliver
. iempcrHECO lecture ct Sarepts Hal tonight.
Mcesra. +. a. Hewelt 81 Co who have lessed
tho riil Of C. f. Lee, jr., for The purpose of
grinding tarytss made their first shipment 10
Philadelphia this morning Of twenty tons Il
hoped tht. .be cEtablia hmenL Of this industry in
AeXsECris viii meet with tho SUCCESS i. deserves.
The crew OF tho schooner Minnie &. Loud
giving evidence yesterday ovoning that they
were dan srous crowd TO sail with, Capt. Col
l:rn Immediately discharged them and went to
Baltimore for u how set This morning he al
rived from thst city with another crow, and the
schooner cleared fer Havana this evening.
fCET OF ALEXANDRIA,, MARCH 9, 1889.
Bun rs9s..-...... 6 20 sun :cts............ 5 IS
iEEIvEo
Sir j " TAompGOn, lowor rorc. to + A Eeed.
CLEARED.
Str Ann FIi2:. Philadelphia, by + 4 Reed
Schr Minnie & Loud, Havana with cuopcraEe
by r = kcei and : + Merrill.
Stsr L X MnlosGn. NoIf,ik, By 7 Agnow
Il Co
ET'- Tho regular monthly meeting Of the II.
=. +. Il. Co. will be held in their hall this (Tuos-
day evening. ri y O'clock 4 puncLual attend
ancc is requested.
II jCUE kAEN0N SccrcLsry.
a phtiH!%TEATOR'S SALE