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, 1880-03-08
VARIOUS,

HONE, March 7.-Durlng experiments m board
tho new tronclnh Duelso, n gun burst after
twenty-five shots hRd breu fired from 1t. Tho
turret was slightly damaged, but tho machinery
Of tho vessel was not injured, md tho trials
were resumed. Ten persons wcro slightly
wounded.
nETR0T1fED,
VfE1vA. Mnrch 7.-Tho Archduke tlo4lolph has
been nt!lnHcc1 to tho Princess 8tephunie Csp-'
thfdc OF Belgium.
THE UUjtMESE.
CALCUTTA. March 7.-An uncnnt1r,ned report
hero anyR TINT the }lrfnusc hnye made raid on
Aunip0rc an1 Killed forty.iyo llntlycs.
, 1880-03-08

Don't INTEND ~ HEGt0N.
LONDON, March IA Ncrlln dispatch says
p1nco bismarck was woll enough Saturday 10
10 IA fur ~ tho palace to sco the Emperor. tl0
Has ITO tntontlon OF FcaKntn8.
, 1880-03-08
FALL RIVER s1'lNEEns. >

FALL. RIVER, nfass.. March 7.-Tho Union Mills
will be startotl to- morrow, and undoubtedly nll
tho striking spnncrs will return To work. as thoy
feel Bat!atlcd tho manufacturers arp disposed to
denl fairly With them. It Is reported TINT stico
the pl'hlicatlon of the figures showing Thy In
crtHsn TINT had lteen given thetn WIS mare than
tho Is per cent Promised, SECRETARY Howard hns
advised tA0m to tGturn to work.
, 1880-03-08

DISTRESS IHC1tRAefEG.
LONDON, Mnrch T.-Tho Duchess Of Mnrt-
borough, writing to tho Lord hfnynr Of London,
snys tho distress in Ire'and continues to DO gcu-
cr,ll, aud, Il} come pnrts, is increasing.
, 1880-03-08
To Ill Whom It Nav Concern.

hereby g,von that tho Third day OF March.
T. u lfU utt1r entered Of 1eenrtl In tho ~.
re!tdr Court uf C1ok County Stnto Of tno!s on tho
saAnerr{ stn therent In tho Of Julius H. ba1U"
sns 54st4s ~ k!itan socol!or q ea!a bnnf unsss o,
tsIs attr tho dnto oE sAd 0rdor soil tho following
peees nf soa! estate ft tho pEccs herelnnttNr nhme
" ths fnrtJ tN tTnct knpw and dofcrbed as Tho
n9rhe11t quarter Of the nGrhwnst quarter Of socton
5;ss e. .tHne y satassy county State o{ M,nn, 5
HtThirty. .n!ght t In tMchrnn's buh!tvel0n of pMrt
q hloet xcnty-s,Ma l9il 70 Gnnnl !.lsioes' tnhdt-
ksnEe Fourscgn 40 Eaat II third +. H.. situate In
.1nt 6!xtern {ldj 1t 4. ". and j. !. Camrhslra Sub
GT1,"H q I. q bcfs Tttsen s n atorIs sasa,.t.on
E9iahteen flal. Township Thirty nine t:a!, Nnr.h
!Gnae Fourteen III Eaas OF thlr L. u, situate n
ana authorizing said ltecelver tn actept in lnymcHt
of ts sovsrn pl1c1s cln!a uutnst anld bank tu Tho
4a1nunt of kA] sums,
, 1880-03-08

&,MAEA. Mob, March ,, isfG.
bta!nd proposals.. tn duplicate. suGjeot ID tho taal
ssIatn ss25Iatnas WI! Gs rcs9ised i ~. ",!co unit!
aae " and place thoy will 10 openc4 III tAo ntosace
~ nader for fuTNhhtnX nlt d0llv0ry ut tho bulb
*a!eehe0 Hehe0 Warehouse In Omaha, or Iii cas0 vi tho
Po!tl On tnr1 At t>mA1n.
Ss.t,at1r r. tS,aaTreis ., i.9rks aiaht meas; 70 .. .,.,
Ss Saa. r. 11s t of .'!lca eH.to ftoe iSe'a :ttnF e
an eaf .9ts th!essa. No 10 swcasod 6utoFe RrlnDE
t1o Fa1ssd FE1sd y milling r. pe h!Rh gToand. sainp1e Ut
al ~ 70 DO delivered by Mnrch ~ la1 Hank fuTuls
proposals and spaclicaina " te 0btAnBa II this
sv. tt1laAls lsuR4 Ia unclnsed IN xonpd enTel.
astsd "rsoponals for subs.tence stDsea and
stTrkheE Information and hutAlla.
~ pfop0aa!a. TIItlM1H WiiStjN T. H. m & A.
, 1880-03-08

Loxnon, March IA paris dispatch says: Tho
warehouses of Nessagustes Nnttonnlcs. a grant
cnrry1ng company, have been destroyed by t!ru.
Merchandise OF an estimated ynluo nj 9mG,0 ,0N
frz,t,cs wis destroyed BLK thousand ynrls Iro
corrrc4 with tho tiebris. Tho loss ii fully In
eir1.fl.
, 1880-03-08
FRANCE,

CONSERVATIVES ELECTED.
PAnlR, March 7.-Thc election In tho Depart
nent Of Dnntiongo to MI two yacant seats in tho
Benato resulted in tho rcturn Of NM. Dc FortUn
and Nosrcdon, conservatives.
DEAD,
n. Adolpho Lemotno Montignu, Dramatic
nuthnr. ia upnal,
, 1880-03-08

THE 0I4AR1ow ExrLOaION.
LONDON, MMrch 7.-Tw1nty-thrc0 deaths re-
suited frpm tho boiler explosion ut Glasgow Fri
DAY.
, 1880-03-08
PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.


,proposals vii, be received by tho Grand Itaplhs
e.! Tie construction f building l,r general olcos.
Etsha and sbrc!ncnls"ns can bu brth on and nftcr
M4feh u. Tho right to fnfnhe amy and nil bids
sefFed. W. q. IilIt:iiA!Hr,
trasIdaDt and G. N.
, 1880-03-08
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1880.

Into s,is rrnposcd work., fIo thought TINT 1t
wuuli be nf grentcst Interest to tho American
continent II she canal ct,uIl he built
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
EX q mine Your
Wardrobe

And if you need a suit, part
OF a suit or an overcoat, re-
member we give our undivi-
ded attention to this one
particular branch ofbusincss.
We are no spectators in a
combined ready made and
tailoring business, but pro-
ducers of fine work in the
toiloring art. Long expe-
ricnce in cloth enables US to
Judge of its quality, and we
have equal advantage in
purchasing, for cloths made
to order therefor you would
likely get satisfaction
with US. FERD CARSON,
Merchant Tailor,
233 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
over one Hu nd r cd Thousand.

During the last twelve days ending
with Saturday last over one hundred
aud six thousand copies of the RRPUB.
LIcAN have been printed and sold.
Such a circulation has never been
equalled by any paper published in
this city or in the State. This ofcourse
includes several thousand extra papers
published during four days preceding
the election, but without that the RE.
PCBLIcAs row has q steady daily circu.
lstlon very closely approximating Elk
thousand. On Saturday We printed
62O0 copies.
The paper makers who furnish us
with paper and who ought to know
best will testify to the truth of what
We have stated. We expect to maintain
our position as the leading paper in
Delaware in circulation and still make
such other Improvements as will insure
1s still largely increased circulation.
As the fall trade has fully set In and
the holidays are approaching, business
men and merchants should make a
note Of the advantages they must reap
by advertising in paper with such
circulation. II our readers and patrons
have lost article they wish TO find.
q house to rent, real estate to sell, or f
they want house help or other help,
the Republican offers them the msgni
dcient circulation Of 6000 copies daily
through which 10 make their wants
known. ltonly requires walk around
the city, about the time for the distri.
button Of the evening papers to con-
vince the most skeptiosl that the Re
PUBLICAN is the evening fire side paper
OF the great mass OF the people, and It
ia read by all the family down to the
child just beginning to read. such a
paper cannot fail to be the best adver
Using medium, and the merchant and
manufacturer who does not recognizes
this fact stands in his own light.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Relieved Ihem.

The Every Evening intimated q few
evenings ago that it believed the va,t.
Gus stories that had been circulated in
regard to General Garfield and hence
the course it has pursued toward him.
There has always been class Of pa.
pers that would rather believe q lie
than the truth, and we are not surpris-
cd at its admission. Such stupidity Is
wonderful. That Of Barnum's mules
can't beat It. Can it possibly have
been Influenced by ons Of them' There
ere none go stupid as thoze who are
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Clothing for Large
Men.

We have very large quan.
titles Of all clothing for large
men. When we say this we
mean very much larger
quantities than any other
house, so far as we know.
Large men are accustomed
to finding very few garments
to choose from, and those of
the most ordinary kind. tits
not easy to convey to them
an adequate notion OF the
unusual, if not altogether
unequaled, stock of their
clothes which we carry.
In addition to large suits
and overcoats we have large
knit jackets of the very best
make and material, and large
underclothing of every sort
to be called for.
We have just now a sur.
plus OF large collars, 16H |
to I8 inches, which we are
selling at 3 for IS Cts, 1.-TWO.
thirds price, to restore the
balance Of our stock.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK BALL, Sixth and Market, Philada.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
CLOTHING
Overcoats % per ct'
Lower than Ac-
tual Value.

Chief among the great
bargains that daily are at.
tracing scores of patrons to
THE GREAT BosToN ONE
PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, is
their unusually large line OF
Overcoats and listers.
One of the great specialities
in this department is what
is termed the Broken Lots.
lis here may be found per-
haps a half dozen ovcrcoats
and ulsters of the latest de-
signs, but not having what
is termed a full line, these
coats are being offered from
IS to so per ct. lower than
the usual selling prices.
Such lots as these are nu-
merous and hundreds are
availing themselves of the
opportunity thus presented
of obtaining a first-class
article almost regardless of
its value. Call and see for
yourself that we deal with
facts.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
DU BLlC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

L -oF-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Wiil be soId at Public ale, on the prsrls
e. on
tUUR eth DAY, 18th OF Ilth MONTH, 80
Gt2 O'Clock, p. p.,
4 highly productive Wbite O!ay Creex iaru
OF etEhty ght acre.. 1he quality OF thu
ierm Is unsurpassed 10 this country, situat ted
| oa the road Leading from Yea,man's mil u
MIL Greek mgstiDg house, half mile IRON
tue former, ono nie ron tbo latter place, In
London Britain township, Chester Co., Pc,
adjoining land Of Benia min and Charles
Sharpiess and Watson Fell, about tive miles
from Landenberg. terminus Of u. W. X, r.,
twelve miles from Wilmington. The i'm.
proyements consist OF q substantial three
story stone house, with slate roof we'll FIN,
shed, good porches attached, we'll OF water at
tSe door. aoOd frame barn, wagon house
shop, wood house, etc, all nearly now. This
iarm is we'll adapted for dairy purposes, hay.
iBg good vault; well supplied with timber
Tor all purposes. There IL good apple or.
chard Just IN primo OF bearing; there Is also
good tenement house on the property con.
tanning four rooms In good order, with we'll
Of water at the door. All the fields have
running water, and a nice stream passes close
by the buildings, For further particulars
call on VIM. Pyle, on the premises, or the
buosCIlueTi uUS WhenlnRLOn BlTeef, Whining
ton, Del. ALI at the same time will be sold
lot OF hay, fodder, sc.
TKgMs:-Une hall the purchase money can
re"aln on tho place. LEWIS FELL
Also 1T tho sams TIM 0 and near by, a high
ly improved farm belOn2ios to Ezra Fell, sit-
uated on the read leading from Ycatman's
Mill to Corner Ketch, in Mill Dreek Hundred,
New Castle Co. DEL. containing eighty.
three acres, two and ono half miles from
station on u. ". K. H., and one mile from
Pa Dol. K. X. The farm is in high state
OF cultivation. Well fenced and watered ana
plenty Of timber tor fencing and other pur.
poses he buildings are all neT, substantial,
ana convenient, location uusur
passed tor beautiful view and pleasant sur.
Churches, schools, and mil con.
'enleLt There IS O great variety of the
choicest fruit 1t is trst class dairy farm,
e.very thing In order for making frst-class
butter. at the same time and place will be
sold six tons Of hay, about two hundred bun
lie OF fodder, straw and one large feed
chest, one large milk cupboard, will hold
crty hve pans, Iarm bell. elc.
TERMS. s.--Acc0modatiug for Iurther informa.
ion cal on George Collins on tho premises or
he subscriber, 642 ". Fr1nt'st Wilmington,
Del. EZRA FELL,
l.. ". sTlDHAi l. SON, IiiiH AactIonoors. arsA
102l. Etw&3.d
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08

and fraud nearly one fourth Of the Re-
publicsns were disfranchised, and the
voting part Of the party was 80 rsduc-
ed that it was exceedingly doubtful II
any candidate however popular could
have been elected. Nevertheless tb 10
wa, no reason why an unpopular aan-
d date should have been ssleoterA.
There is no need denying the facs that
Capt. Gallagher was unIoIular with q
large portion Of the Republican party
who could not under the circumstances
be induced to vote e him. There were
signs Of this before his nomination, bu;
bitter triangular contest ensusd BE-
tween Messrs. Gallagher, Patterson and
Frain in which Mr.. Gallagher was vic
tcrisus, but in such q way victorious
that the opposition and bitterness
against him was increased. We only
1ish to say that Mr.. Gallagher should
not have kbsen nominated for Mayor
because 1t only placed the Republican
party in jeopardy and though perhaps
couple OF hundred Democrats voted
for him therelwas evidently more than
that number Of Republicans who either
voted for his opponent John P. All
mond or did not vote at all.
The election for q Mayor in 1881 is
only tea months distant. Will the Re-
publicans make another mistake? True
the party, is in better condition than
1t has bsen for many years and We ex
pect that before next September it will
still be in better condition, but it will
not be So strong that it cannot be de-
feated with an unpopular candidate. =.
The people are more independent in a
municipal election than in any other.
Look at the recent election in Philadel.
phis where thes.whols Republican tick
ct is elected by 20, 900 majority, except
one Democrat, popular man, an honest
comptroller, who is electsd by 1900
majority. Look ut the great City Cf
New York where General Hancock b ad
AZ, 600 Democratic majority and yet
Mr.. Grace for Mayor only had pal'ry
1000 msjority. The time has come
when machine politics will not be toI
Grated. Liberal m ndsd Rspu blican-s
and Democrats who do not want Cffise
themselves will not work in the party
traces and vote for q candidate simply
Because ae is the nominee Of the party
to which they belong.
This party In Wilmington is strong
now, but 1t cannot stand a weak nomi.
nation for Mayor next year, and unlsas
q candidate can poll the whole vote Of
the party At the municipal election, be
might as we'll stand aside and not ente r
he contest for a nomination. Where
here are several candidates for the
nomination, the most unpopular cAndi-
late is as likely to be nominated as any |
'ther, and by this means the folly Of
he three last Mayors elections may ee
epsated. Will 1t bei This is a ques-
ion which interests Republicans. How
an an unpopular nomination be avoid
d! By uniting upon new and fresh
nan, against whom there has been no
hjection in the past and could not be If
ominated. There are plenty OF such
len in the Republican party. Let Re.
nj licans look around and unite On
i'm and thereby save themselves from
efeat next September.
i
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08

Dr. Sl,aLnB VeHetsuie LAYER flIis, gu
enr ooatcd, Without an oqusI They never
Srpa or sicRen In operating move tho bowols
the iSst energies by promoting the hosltby
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pgjns in tho right or left side or
through the LuDge, Indigestion, Cos.iyoness
SicI Stomach, Weak Bacs, Dizziness. Bad
FoeIings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billiopaness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily intirmitles aIe cured. Tney
ara tho onl- Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Siokening Weak.
1ess, or leaving the bowels cOstiye. Thoy
promote . healthy Liver and Joave the systerl
tree from tho danger Of prevailing disc Isst,
Sold by dealers and country store kosoers.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Wilntn9.
on. DOL. PHILADELPHIA. on Arch st.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
o. .as CIRCULATION.

We in' lite the business mem and
saerchs ,atx Of the city 10 caiI nj the
RkPUy sHlCAN Ofhoe and see our
large edition being Printed. You
are v eIeOme any and all times.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
OVERCOATS.

The overcoat this year is
made ol heavy cloths (heavy
enough to need no liningl |,
the faces Of which are fin
ished i'll all sorts Of ways,
plain, diagonal, mixture,
plaid, check; the backs of a
brighter tone, generally
plaid or check.
Having no lining, the
overcoat is a very simple
garment. There arc no
seams out of sight; no places
to slight in the making; no
sewing on cloths Of unequal
strength. The style is as
pleasing as it is economical.
We have overcoats all the
way from IS to $2S; and
thousands Of them.
WANAMAKER & Brown
oAk HALL. ixth a,.d Market. fhilasa.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
at 10 o'clock, q. m,

at 10 o'clock, Q. m.,
as follows: a head OF horses and mules. No
|, 4ypsy, brown marc, 7 years old No. Q
Mike, iron grey horse, years old f; No. 8
George, brown colt, years cid No. 1, Ned
sorrel colt, year old Il; No, s, Kate, good
brown mare with colt by her side, u years
old Nos. q and 7, one pair Of good mules, 4
and 8 years old. The above a,e AL good
horses and worthy the attention Of porsons
wanting good work or driving horses. Forty
head OF well selected dairy COWS, fresh and
spIlnyers, | bull, Durham an" Alderney, IS
sc oats four and tive II Onths old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS y hay wagons z
farm wagUnG, . horse carts, four sprirg
truck wax n, l two horse pony wagon, horse
power, thresher, l corn mill, 2hbr5o rakes,
SpriDg tooth: corn sheller, hay cutter, grain
fan, Dew;2 moving machines, reaper, 2
tniiE wagons, 5 sets Of double harness. 4 sets
OF plow harness, z tets leading harness, 2 sets
cart harness, plOw and milk harness, and q
quantity of farming utensils. The above
stock Is worthy attention, as the subscriber
has determined to quit the dairy business.
TERMS Ali sums OF SLb and under cash,
on all sums ever that amount credit of 8
months will be given by purchaser giving a
bankatle LOte with approved indorsor.
EDWARD Will ON.
L. W. STlDHAM & SIN Auctrs. ll2dws
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
OAK HALL, PHILADELPHIA.

BUSINESS SUITS.
| At this time Of year our
stock is at the fullest ano
contains everything which
we think worth our while tc
make at all. At almost any
Iprice you can name, from
$40 to $50, we have an am
lple variety Of both shape and
cloth to choose from.
In this respect OAK HALL
is like many stores in one,
because of the largeness and
variety of our making. In
another respect it is as un-
like many stores as possible,
viz, in respect to the con-
sistent maintenance of a
single standard of work and
of dealing.
Taking the variety Of
clothing to choose from, the
quality of everything about
it, from the materials to the
sewing on OF the buttons,
and the liber ality Of the deal
ing, bywhich youare secured
even against your own error
of judgment in choosing,
where in all the stores ev
erywhere will you find equal
advantage in buying? Where
else can you like a suit and
buy it, look at it next day,
and not like it; then 60 back
with it, and get your money?
Perhaps that is too much
to ask. No matter; If YOU
ARE SATISFIED WE
ARE !
WANAMAKER & Brown,
)AK HALL, Sixth and Market, Philada.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
NR5ENDS' SCHOOL.
FENh NCAAl..
TNARCAAa..
8 AND 8 PER CENT.

lntorest guaranteed. First nortvao.a or
improved iarIn and city properties intsi
est pnyahlo selni-snnuaily. Loans made on
only olo-thlrd OF the appraised value @; tho
Rtoperty. SECURITY aD3olute and ample Fur.
thef information and full particulars from
HAYES CHANDLER,
!. 1aSHrn 5aS manager Of UHAB. i. BOLTfAB
w, TopaEl, Nus,
$-S''u No. Q West yth street,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Fall and Winter.

| have laid in a very fine
assortment of Cloths, Cassi.
meres and Suitings, both in
foreign and domestic, for
Fall and Winter wear, which
| will make up at a very low
price. Satisfaction guaran.
teed both in make and fit.
Call and see me before you
buy. L. HESS,
No. q E. Third St.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
DXUGGISTS.

A TrENTlUN.-Au persons egnp,
IA pure BruGS or Chonicais, or wish.
LNs the1 prescriptions or private rocoipu
Sarcirily compounded Of pure Instorisil
shou!d 90 to tho d rig ators OF
Il, h. BRIEGHURSr,
Ho. gl1 Market Dtrgst,
e-lo u Wilmington, Do
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
FURLIC SALES.
DU'1LIC SALE.

pU' BILo SALE
WIN be sold o. PI bile Sale, al u ia'e res.
70 .ence OF Anna J. Iootc, dece lsed, No. 7os
Aing street, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1880,
ct O'clock, p. M,
the household furniture Of saii deeease con.
sisting OF burel bedsteais, beds, be iding,
tables, stands, chairs, . sto 3es, lounge, q lot
OF carpet, clock, queenswasc, Eniyes, forks,
be. Terms cash.
HESTER r, BURGOYNE, Admtrx.
L. W. SIIDHAM Il SON, Auct'rs. ln-lt
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
JlUBLC SALE

The subscriber will sell at Public sale. At
his residence, on the Philadelphia turnpike,
near the toll gate joining the city limits, On
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1880,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08

At l O'Clock. p. m,
10 fresh COWS and springers. This Will f.Wx
be an extra tino lot OF COWS. Wagon ~
will be 1t Linwood Station 10 mee. train Ihal
leaves Wilmington at l0x .. In. = and 4
months credit
1925 ROBERTS 4 TYSON.
d. W. FREYE, Auetioneer.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08

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Nov, a
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n nc tsattsed ~ I'M B I'd aits. Ri.
ial.oa c. sSs 60 bssk frol ~. &c Eebursb.
md hung her shsul up. II Ike % 90 young
people come together. With he promise to love,
cherish. pouri,h eAcb other. But What ! solemn
thing is mstrifhopy, very solemn thing.
where the minister 8 mss into the obsn.
Gerry wish his surplus and goes through With
toe ceremony OF making them man aud wife.
It cug ht to be husband AID wife, fer it is1't
every hngbaCd that turns out to bc nau.
declare never shall t0rsct when Paul ~, The
nuD'ai ring on my GoCcr, sold, With my
WORTHY go DIS thee on30H. He used to keen
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;snd sTsxas-and sAt Danyi llsWith RJchsond n
!Denyi!le y: R, 70 South End Southwest
to:SI poinh on Ches &aOhio 3. II. snd - Dan.
Vile tof al points South. Bast and South,
4l4kD TRAINS for Main Line lesya Al.
s1sndria daily, except Sunday, 500 q. m. and
II 81 gu .. M, and returning arrive at Alexandris
For MANASSAS LINE leave Waship gtor
10 g. m. and Aozandris 1854, m, dsilv
except Sunday, arrive st Strasburgstl2 25 I'M
connecting With the Valley Eosd East anG
Vest Leave S:rssburG 30 p. m, striving ST
Alezandrja III &c p N. @
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/ h11sy obinion ds6snRk q
Iae: defendant, Roxey Robisson:5n moi hav,n.
snssfeo nef appearances and eiven securitv ~.
sGold1ng 70 the sct Of Aisamy, md sthsi ,n'a. ~
. .b, Gog UT and = appearing b adsvit shst
dered that said dsfend % TINS STATE j.
IN one month after due publication sfo o. VIII" ~.
oraer and do what is necessary to nrotact bae
interest. IN this suit and that copy of this n orl
Ger DC forthwith inserted in the Alexsndria a.
He'te, newspaper published in the citv of a.
e&Hhdr'a, once u week for four successive wooi,s
az posted Vt the front door of the Court Hogsd
III THIS ely. 4 Cr:g-:est: - 01se
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-22

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