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, 1880-12-03


Tho divorce market. which, has botn vory dull
1atcs, ai,d unaffected by tho upward turn III
stoeks, WIS quito fovrrsh ycstcrslny, and 4uotn-
tloils .advnnccd rapidly. Tho first tlis4ustcd
epccntor was Joseph t3katdn, who. In 1sA1, lnnr-
About tWuhty ycnrs nHu surslh ]. Windsor,
before lnickct-s shupa for women were !Mycntnl!,
Put up atl aho bud MS u,ArHInA un William u.
Wi.NlsHr. Tho mnrket Inns declined tu tho prcs-
cnt tI,c. nlNl new allc ln.lH herself alone, md
Jenncss. flor husband Ia tlrlinkt>l. ind ns
left llnr to s'lpt'urt llorsclf, and she Wishes to
sell out.
t.trllnsta ]. Conns also tricll to 1nnko fortune
while yMnH II si'etulAtiHH. 6hp cnrtcrcti tho
n,nrNct IN William Cons stuck. hut 1t pruvpd to
10 tllstillery sttuk, anil slneU tito 0nvcrnr1Gnt
raids Oh tho whisky mon. t,ns hcon utterly WORTH
lrHa.
Tl,o Inst unfortunate gambler on tho mntrt-
nohul Hoard If 'Er.ltt0 WINS WillDnT L. Gimp
nan. ,sht. wnltts to !'o rki Of Ills wlfu slary T.
Mary il. Fleming from isaac x. Fleming, on lilo
ground OF adultery.
, 1880-12-03

A lady Of CULTURE as,l refinement remarked
uAt utter u tour Of soArchlng inspection she
t0ut,d tue must perfect collection Ut diamond
eurflngs. Plus, Eiiiss. etc.. moro cIEectiyely
Mounted. thAls anywhere else, ut Hamilton,
shourds L Col, 6ta 10 uud Randolph streets.
, 1880-12-03
STRIKE,

Special Dfspateh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
OcoSoAowOc, Wts.. Doo. :.-Woskn,un um.
poYeh utl tho extension Of tho Northwestern
ltni!wny between alatllsoIl1 and Milwaukee,
struck for higher wnEta to.days Tlie!r pay hna
for nun and team. "
, 1880-12-03
M.AIRIkTAf;J; LfEENSl;s,

53ustav Miller. III .chits.s', ci'"'*'
tJohannn TooiaU. ....... =. ...ChicaEn.
9.sss 2s h Ms9b 9sj,,;;o iistssfi; fi,ts is,s
Peter I,onIot,........... II. .. :. thcnc,.
Ellen 1lealy...r "a. ..Chleus1.
tNnnia N!sdat6srssr.".:a.... ....t'hi.avJ.
{1nhn' 2 a 4: Ghapmat. ..Hi,.. cneaso. ea
thlnte o"etls."s".. ."lb..'.InlchHo.
3EeorEo EryatOr. ,.......a... ..,el SaltaH'on.
}liattio Low!s.....,.....::2.,..J r. .Jtd chruRou1.
lSesa ":s%fs' Ssa @
Ktsa fssi.S .%S3t; 11a, thisas :tthhiisaxS
ist'Is iiGnn ::csasS: chIsssS
1Naty yJninsoi'.,....,.,..'D.. ;, i'hle'Iso.
El,. tx aahel.. .:ni l!at,d",psh' n,ps
3iM,,Tn 3isnns nai.ss Il alien. t:h'saSo :h'so
Gs Shfs sRRatassn; R'as;s,,.: &C ;''':
{Johr 1!arnbtsh, ~ West FouFtccnA
l14ttis tlhlG0lI...... l9....Chlca1u.
1ASS? Aa"ts IT. Hat atS:s: .tcisnso cits.so
Ann,ia Tao,e. e1....."........:..l1... w. ."... ..GhcaxU.
iisr.i,a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. stoaic; III
William w, Chapman. q. LAZY fprest
2katlo Chahdscr... tisa' f1f'cehnes Nv
{s1aisaroI 1a;:..:,sk:o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ioniplc.
! iioaa Noaafa so,fss51.e:.. iiar":
3Io,,n !. .Nunn........,.,:.4....C .ChlcarG,
MMrI Il. .ltDss.......",..l9..,,ti tirnha GfossHs'
nssS's ';.s j. SS:sSsFs%sn Estnf ssSii
kill AussI iIi Wsst Wan ilutsu.
, 1880-12-03
TIE CtTY-IIALT.

n' sr A. r in 1 ~ .''"'''"A'' a'"e' 1no
4e'&teisain VI lIilt's hala1Kh'
TIE CtTY-U4ALT.
r,, >,,,. ,,,,,,, ~ ~, sto,, lin, .,,. ,.,
LIE s"sor continues ~ Ing sick'lls'' o'lt "hs
fepnrtna better yesterday, lilo EXPECTS TO 10
nrotl!l'l today.
w,r 1,,rsr,~r,to uo,,r,,,, fo,,,,..,. Avn,
ycs:cr]uy granted II prrmt II, ctt,,, Inn Adams.
street yfnd,ict ,o ttnyrl until stfnnlov.
o'hlnx for tucn to lo tho ejsetio.. hcias @ s oser
Clry-ATronxEy Cn,ssItb will c,t,su tho
q,,asi- criminal calendar TO 10 chilled iu tic
t:riu,tnni t,mtrt Mo,Ilcr n,nr,,;rr' mna h,,Is.
,nea en- s', f 2'ter' interested will do wa to mako
i,rxnv r. ro,,,xs rcstor,,ov ,o,co, = ,rrt,tar
co,Diaint T. with usei scnrx1a TrIstsm
hi''fit hI st' s1er onS %n hG % Sans, arrSftS, '
@ r ,TH ,ns;iav iaM ~ .Ss nEo' iho easo VIII oe
',n'u ,n'' l"es''"s ~ eloeA. a..
played III tin recovery Of the jnwnlry stnlci, firm,
tIecl!fton llo,iso Is not rop,rir y vnry credit
viii cost hm iii ,nIcia, hcnl' Tho Aldermen
were very ulltsp0kcn OIL tho subject.
W. G, ut,Sy IL Inn first vtct,n,. nud he fs n
taMitor. lie wns nrrestrti yesterday FOR Hump
atFc. ] IN" tlne II ad csts. Tho Si janitor nIt a
engineer Of tho kcndAl lluiltlng wore sutso-
1,,.u,, ,voa ,,ot,,tr,, ,o,v ,r, n,,,, ,,.,,,s ,.
terlay. a ,sro IS 1o1 keiy 10 i n,eh ~ M
teent Mct'arigin tas been confirmed. There
occr @ , @ M res T 1 s WY 20 wf %n k
fss,lnE n th x no's es'ea Ut 'ar;
rMFassea nop1nn hse't sFe@ts p'c"sca with h's now
JAcon Gnoss, C1csk of tho Circuit Court, 1.cd
hts se,m.annunl m report yssterlay tor Tho s:x
EtlptH3 FIR ~ ftket .fttIp. 81
, 1880-12-03
CALL AccfPTEn

Spsetal Dtsi'a.sh to Ihd tAltauo 1tlban4,
0AIESA, ILL.,, Dee. R,-Tho How. W. ", Steel, of
D!1nn. llt,s rocalro,a call ta tho lsputorahp OF
Qritcu Church, Gnlenn, which hp bus uceot,toJ
aud Will enter upun hs ltlttca ut otce,,
, 1880-12-03

RrrERtnR Ct,unr-.JutM3E NMlTtt-I. Wjni v,
HItItnIB 4ige Publishing EulnNiily, verdict go
Il D. Hhupis,rtl OF ri J. II. Cuoley verdict
SIk0, AEu IiIuLtuI fur new trial.
, 1880-12-03
COTTON ASSOCIATION.

ATLANTA, Dec. @-1'A1s a1tcrloon tho tntcrna.
uonnl Cotton Exposition Association WIS Or
gan!zed, with Senator Joseph Z. brown, Of
, 1880-12-03
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


Mt tho I'helIr.
r. lESnr, ur tinnoluu, Sandwich lsanis, is
~ tho Tren,ont.
ES-t'Dv. HI. GAnnsEIt, OF lsoston, Mass, Is
at tho PHuil!c.
AnEn ToltEsr, French Consul ut 3an Francts-
CO, IA Ht tho fremont.
l,nngIrr sttrrtwt,on n1d family, Of San Frau-
CLEO, nrn ut lilo l'Hl,ilcr.
H. r. MAltst, ". C., at tho Tenth illinois 1lts-
trict. Is registered ut the piclhc.
GAIT. ]. \. s'r.AnE,t, u. s. ", mud Cart. Ailon
Smith, II. &. A.. aie ut tho Palmer.
JnasrIt Cot.,Hrr, 1'rr.itleut of tho Evansville
e. 'rcrrc IIAutb ttallryn,l, II lit tho Trenoat.
Jon N +. Muss. tho teaacr Of 'lnny ,cncr's
Hnmpty l,nmpty ilnt,i, was married yesterday
to Miss MHry Il. Aoas. Of urdu' Ceosalts.
tulaE JOnS T.. 1'OltA,Cis. Of Itmtn,tnR!nn. III.
Judge II. u. Mum. nf Washington; R.l1 .fistl 10
", II. scutor, Of Portland. Oro.. arn Mt tho Tn.
ellie.
!. r. LANE, Unltcst stntes district Attorney at
Dnvenport, unl !: ": chntn,a1,. limited Suites
Marshal nj Council l'l,'irs, ill.,, arc Ut tho shtr.
nun.
GEs. JAMES 4. WEAVER passed through tho
city yesterday IN lifs wny hI'c. lie Il us contl-
da,it Hsnvern tho lnni t,,rcss III tho Hat purity.
md really believes. tint tho ra9-haby vii! grow
uf' 10 1nnnhUu1.
TnE Directors nt tho Acndr,ny or npslHn held
n meeting 1T tho I'rsuont ltnlsc Inst Gve,ttg.I j.
G. Etchranc presiding. md hatl ~! infornmtI liz
ctieslnt ttiAtive 70 tho ne~ hhilsllnB ~!ch II Is
proposed 10 erect.
SENATOR T. u. pLuMn. of Kntsis; senatnr II.
n. Teller W CtIpv11]n: Congressman G., q, VIII.
luIna, or tho First WISCONSIN, district; nntl ii. H.
A. Hawk, OF rio Fifth illInuls District. rnssn
thrM,,,h f,,n ,fv vcs rT,1nr IN rr,,tn l.. Wnsft-.
ton. registering 1T tho rnclt'r.
rt,r ,nc,n1,crs of III, Chcoro Aro,1c,uy ,r
T1a,mmonmiho 1hrsir,ms NIL S',rvc1,,s mi 1n.t
,,,f @ ~, intrt.,ts al nrEe,s H.. !,i &
tissussSa Lens1 rniaur,,a@," nv viz nr n. +. liz
1",u.tor: u snanI,, mi Vnrfn.,r,,;r ~ ~, IL E
~ ifnIIt i. 1i'Gatil @ u ~ ~ a'aa,. " v II r., Il Il
ii. Newman, A'>''' '''' ''"'"'''' -
/. II. MrE1ss. President Of tho Fittstairg. Fort
Wnyuc = Ch!enEo Esnllroad: uu0rge q. kimhn!i.
General Superintendent Of the ChItnNo l. MIchf.
Tan Lake shoru 1.ntlrod; Eltjnll Smith. prpsi-
dent Ut tho burlington 4 S'llthwns!ern HILL.
rund: md +. n; Myers, President Of fhs South-
crit Minnesota 1hli'roa'i. nro nt tho l'acI.'c.
T,,v 1nc,uv y,u,orca ,ruv, nu,t,,cr or ,h,tr
.,as -. ,t u' ~ t, II Mo.
msM ,s sn ncsns s, s mars u. ''G ~ III nrl
rnnzHtin,, mi ti,etr VIVA anI h,,tv irrls mr.
ttG'!.Msa u. w atshNM!ss M =. H., ano . Gsu,A; t!u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

NASS1US +. LEE, surviving partner OF
~ Cszsnove j. Co., vs.. johnson and others ;
and Gunnelps sdm'x., &C., vs.. James Fos.ett
Il ais. Consolidated
Extract fIcm decree rendered in the above
entitled csuse by the Corporation court of the
city OF Alexandria, April I, 1870
The Court doth sdjudge. order and decree
tbst this cause be referred to George A. Mu.h-
bach, Commissioner Of this Court, TO ascertain
and report the estate, real, personal and mixed
left by the late James Fossct!; the annual and
Ice simple value Of sny rssl ostate belonging to
him, 8ll tho valid debts due and owing by him
3! tho tjmo Of his desth, Ill the lions upon such
real estate, tho amount of money belonging to
said Fcsset's csatn in tle hands Of the C, minis
sioners OF ss'a IN this cause, ard sfl other mat.
ers and thiugs be msy deem pertinent, snd
which sny party Interested may request the
said CON missioner u ascertain ant report. Nc
tlce by publication shall be deemed equivalent
I" persona! service Upon tie parties for the pur.
poses of this rnlcrrLca'
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ajEgJ A5AINGT0N g oHIo EAllRoAj
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Beginning Get. q, 1879.
aac .AAiL TRAIN will leave Washington at
9OO &, Il. and Aloxandria st 05 s. m. daily
czcep; Sunday; psss Leeaburg, going vest
yard, T. II I'D S. "a, and arrive st Round Hill
,: II Il, Leave Round Eill st 1920 p. 10. pass
'!sesbLtS, going eastward, at 10 p.ra., and or
fi'e 8: Alexandria st 3:l5 p. pr., and st Wash
'nEioa "t 81 j.. tG
The aCCOMMODATION TRAIN will losgs
Washington at i 20 and Alexandria ct & Is p n.
caiy, except Sundsy, and arrive ct Leesturg
~ b 81 p. m. Leave Leesburg ct 6 on 8. NJ,
%ad arrive at Alexandra ST Is q. m, and
WashlE gioa 81 s 30 e. m.
ss6T Passengers frocl Washington will tase
-'2 Mnshlngtou and Ohio cars at tbe BSltirlo.e
y F":onsc Railroad station st9 o. s.m. aud d. "a
:. n, and go through without change Of ca 8.
Ene sos 8. N. train from Alexandra and II. 3l
!: n. train from Round Hill counec. 81 Round
,.!i with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches
io7 nickersville. Berryville and Winchester;
tso With Resmer slime of Coaches, which leave
esourg daily for Aldie and Middleburs.
6oth trslns, westward make close conn nections
s. Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
ltI Court House
Communication tickets, 81 cts per male
annual Tickets, $50.
4 II. HAVENER,
oct III General Ticket A gent.
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-
A!tNsndra. W.. April Ii 1880. I
j" lssslus +. Lnf, surviving partner ct the ;irm
OF Ct2anoV8 s Co: Caroline I'll. Jehnson
widow ard administrntrix oi J. I. johnson,
Gereessed; Virginia PaSe Johnson, end Jro.
Z. Johnson. children and heirs ST. l.w
nf said J. 7. johnson. dcraasel, and 4.
". Ws,s'"s. their guardian "a Item {;
CHtharine Foss"tt; w'tcw, dcvl3Ga Snd fxecr-
Tux Il jamA3 EUs:rtt drcl; Ade!sidn Fussett
s7d Ida foss"tt children AID cev,scas of said
lanes Foss,t.. deed; JOAN Eoss,t., hls,ion
' " f. of Jtsoph l.. '-risg; Mary e wit,
:. EDtwslo, and Emma f., wife Of M.ryin
Hi.ks, children of sad james Fosse:t, decd :;
Jcseuh j.. GriCg, Marx l. Price, Charles s.
Rntwisle and Marvin Biggs; Sliz ,beth Brown,
ElZt j. Gunnell, aGmioi:tsatt1 OF } G. Gun
rol, decd; q. W. Hunt and TEom4s Moore,
receivers and trustees OF j. 9. Gunnelrs es
tste: James NJ. Steuart receiN ar; B II. Brr-
ry.. jr, administrator cf B. Il. Berry, decd,
End same and w. w. Berry Ophelis Berry,
Laura Berry and Susan q. Poindexter wife
Of Jsmes T. Poiudexter, children snd heirs 1t
law Of said B. II. Berry, decd; james T. Poin-
dtx,eri Ii. @. Clsu2hton md g. w. Nstt'e.,
surviving commissioners Of ssle. and William
N. Brown.
You arc hereby notified that hsvn d1ed upon
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1850, at ten
o clock q. m at my otice, No. north Farfsx
street, Alexandria, Va, IS tho licle scd place
when and where shall proceed TO execute the
decree rendered by the Corporstioa Court of ths
city of Alexsndris in the consolidated cnancery
causes of G. f. Lee, surviving, SC, VS. Johnston
and others and Gunnel's Adm'x &C.. vs Fos-
sett and others. on the 7th day of April, 1880, an
extract from which is set forth above; at which
time and place you are required to attend.
Given under nv hand ss Commissioner in
Chsncery Of said Court this 14th day of a pril,
1880. GEORGE A. M USHBACH,
sp15-w4W Comm issioner.
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SV GrIen g. NE,

lk"4i Estste Agents and Actiurne-s.
SI FlKtUE or A DEED UE Th;TEn,
~ from Wm. Vol dated OF lbe 2g,h dsv Of
!"rusry, 1866. ahd duly recorded " l;oer X
Ho 3. !oiln l0} Al,N>.dfis equity, W., land
fecords. The suhscrb,r ss Trustee, vil ntY.r frr
ss'e bY itDnc suction. 10 thu hiytc.t bidder ~,
- H. ia \, lao l9h day Of Msy, 1850 - -
ck NJ, III iroLt Of the entrance ~ .h7 Courl
room, on Ea'r!aA street, in tho cltv % AlaYs7-
dr!.: ylreinls, the TRACT 90 PARCEL, or
LAND, with the MeHOVEMaNT,; thereon.
Anown ss "kEn HILL" in ssid county Gr ~.
exsndrls, and sbcut ono milo from the citv lin.
us, beautifully situated, and described in said
doed ss follows: 3"einuing IT the intersection of
Inc northeast side Of the Lees ure turnoike with
the south side OF the foor's House isne runnirm g.
lhence on said line Of ssit lane n. So, K di
poles; thence 5. l2o. w. "a poles links 10 the
n: e: side the beesburg tu .npike; ,hencs N
otI'. w. with the N. 4 side Of said turnpike II
p"ies thence with said turnpike n. $40 2G noles
- INKS; thence with ssid turn ike y. o ".
poes }" links; thence still with ssid turnnik =
S;;' y; r. w. Cpoles TO the beginning cout.injnc
Terms of Sale: Cash 10 pay co::s OF sxocutin +,
this trust; end to discharge three potes Of S.Oi)
each, with Interest from date dstsd .Jsnustv 1T,
lsoo; Subject TO credit Of S1OS &C. as OF De.
cembnr 10th, 1859.
spl7-eois Il. o. CLAUGHTCN. Trus.ca.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader. have you caught cold2 Are you
unable to raise the ph!egm2 Have you an irri-
the lungs, with short bresth2 Do you have .
fit of coughing on lying down. A sharp pain
now and then in region of the heart, shoulders
and bsck2 If SO, OUR ADVICE Is to take
at once dose of TUFTS Expectorsnt; you will
repest the E1pectorsnt. place hot iron to the
feet. take two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
fsll into pleasant sleop and wake up in the
morning cough gone, lungs working freely /;
easy breathing and the bowels moving in nat
ural manner To prevent return OF these
symptoms use the Expectoralt several days.
Office, 35 MURRAY ST, N. YORK.
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n AL. Express.
+ Urth Bound.
III sil. E1press

"A,i, SonthgaCd, conrecta 81 Gordonsri,le
%.ia SnH5. q ONO Is. K, f.st End Nest. -,
AjHc-turE, connects with A.iaptic, Mjss. e,
t!Ei9 l.. ~, through Southwest Vircinia. Ia
Nashville. Nav Orleans Memphis, Littla Rcck
and Ie-as-GHd 6. DH2vitls With IsichncD1 c
DanVl'ls &. *, to South end Southwest.
Express Southward connects ut iordonsvIle
TO sll points on Ches s. Ohio K. 4.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line lesye Al.
-Iandrls daily, except Sunday, 500 q. IN. and
l. M noon. and returning arrive at Alexsndr,s
2lO p n snd IS p. N.
Fox MAN ASSAS LINE leave WASHINGTON
~ a. m. Ind Alexandria 7 So a. m. dsiIv,
except sunday, arrive at Strasburg at IL rs o. m,
>onTs2,ng with the Valley Road East and
Wost Leave Strssburg 2 80 p. M, arriving st
Alex .ndrls " D 30 .. NJ
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSlON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, at 8 60 a. m, aud returns Mon
lay, Wednesday and Friday, at A3 o. IN.
For Mlddleburg, daily con hection al Plains
s..tlJn.
Eor Upperviile regular connection st Della.
;nh3.
For WAKRENTON, leave Washington al,
= IL Il. Iii.
Al! trains mske good connections, st Wash.
AStoH, TO and from North and West
Now Orlesns sleeper leaves Washington at
~ D.. M. running through without change
On Express train, leaving Washington at 10 90
y. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
with extra charge only $500, through to
DAEvlile.
Through tickets very low TO the South and
southwest.
splO j. III. BROAOUS, G. IA
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NINEvEu was fourteen miles locg, ciehs
miles wlda, aud forty Fix milos around
with wall one bupdred feet high ant.
thick enough for three charios abreast. Baby
lon was fifty miles within tho walls, which we're
seventy FIVE feet thick with enc hundred brszep
gates. The temple of Diana at Ephesus was
four hundred aud twenty feet to the suppors Of
tie root-it was one hundred years in building.
The largest of the Pyramids va, ioar HUNDRED
aud eighty ono feet in height and eia ht
hundred and fifty three feet on the aides The
bess covered eleven acres. The stones Or:
about sky feet 10 length. and the layers two
hundred and eight. 1t employed $50, COO meo
10 10 bullilog., The labyrinth of Egypt contains
lnl three huodred chambers and twelve halls.
I69eoes' 10 Il Sypt, presents ruins twenty seven
miles around, contained $4,000 oitizsoa. and
4oG'0CO slaves. The temple of Delphos was 80
ron a. 10 donations that it was plundered Of
$4,000 ,OOO. ard the Emperor Nero carried
away from it two bundred statueu. The walls
OF Rome were thirteen miles around.
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| Al !otcie5tipg rcc,rdis that of severe droush!s
as isT beck as the al6iDg Of the Pilgrims. How
laoy thcuss;d times are observations made
like the following: Such cold season |"
"Such hot sers,n |" Such dry weather /"
or Such wet weather !" Such high Winds
or Gains u &c, etc. All those who thick
that the dry spell We had last spring was The
| onecs' ever known will do we'll to read the fol-
| loving:
10 the summer Of 1921, "a day 10 succession
without rain.
10 the summer of 1850, Al days in succession
| without rain.
Iu the summer of 1867, rs days 10 succession
without raio.
In the summer Of 1862. so days 10 succession
| without rain.
10 the summer of 1914 As day, 10 succession
without reio.
IN the summer Of 1850, 81 days 10 succession
without rsiu.
10 the summer Of 1894. e. days 10 succession
without rain.
10 the summer of l7O5. 90 days in ,ucc ,ssiou
without rain.
In the summer of Ills, As days 10 succession
| without rain.
lo the summer of l72S, 81 days 10 succ ,ssion
without rain.
10 the summer of 1880, 92 days 10 succession
! Without rain.
La the summer Of l74l, 72dsys 10 succession
without rain.
| 10 the summer fl749. lOS d,ys iu succ :ssiou
| without rain.
La the summer Of 1855, ~ days 10 succession
| without rao
10 the summer of 1862, 1913 day 10 succession
without rain.
| Without rain.
ln the GUNNER of 1871, 80 days 10 succe ssiou
| gltbout rain.
La tho summer OF 1902, % days 10 succession
| without rain.
| without raio.
Ia Tie summer of 1856, "a day 10 succession
| llhout ralo.
| without rau - 0>''''''
9ithout rain.
ID The summer Of 1876. 81 da,s 10 succ.ssiou
ri aou' raip.
Il WI ho seen that the longest drought that
eyer cccltrcd % hnerica was in the summer Ct
! l'b2, No geia ic feom the fra. Of Mas to tbs
hssS Q: ,Ser'embar, H'skiog 12S days ei,hgu.
| La'~. Macy Of the iphabitaois sent to E,glsrd
| Ter "nT ana gr: r:in.-Lcbannon, no. Leader.
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hEMARHAB BE CoINcIDENcE.-Iu la 1855 four
geh'E@ mce entered their soIs at boarding school
at C9kcShnry, S. Q. They had been Tor years
'nerd' and cergymen 10 the Methodist church.
lte:c boys remained ct this school room, mate
cad class mai0s FOR two ycsrs, and eptersd
HoEordCcI.so Standing relatively ftst. soo2n,.
thled end fourth 10 large c;ass. They r.-
Il ua'utd at thIs inst'sn;ion touc years, they were
room naies all ihs lime, graduating relatively
hrst, stc!ad. thlrd aud fourth They eotcre !,
law Chico At Spsrsaosblrg, aud studied uoder
To: same ctaCo?Iler. The war b, oke out, ami
At tho call Tor troops they ali epte red Jenkio 4
'lHe regiment FROM South Csroliui,, and were
mass mates in tbs same company. Being near
tho same height. they sopd toscth:r as CON
RACES 10 battle 10 this regiment. At the srcood
oattia ot Manassas, August, 1864, shell from
tbs enemy battery felt 10 the ranks of this
company, killed these ft ur boys and u,,ns oths,
10 the c'npaoy. They are buried On the bst,le
heIo, ard sleep together 10 one grave. Thei!
names orc Capers, McSwaiu, Smith and D apc,n
and arc soDs cf Bishop Cspsr. Rev. Dts Nj 'wai,
and Smith. OF South Carolina, ard Row. Dr.
Duocau, OF Virsioia, the last being brotbe. Of
DR.. Duccao. OF R,udolph Macoo College. ~.
grave is marked By granite cross and enclosed
With au iron railing.
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LHDF OF THE LIKE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
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Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. m.
This stsunch iron steamer has nat heen nsint
cd throughout. statsrooms newly furnished and
carpeted, and is the hsndsomest ss we'll ss The
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesspeske a
bay. and is the only steamer making close CON.
nect!on with the New York and Boston steam
ers ; also connects with Richmond steamers And
railroad lines south. Stops at PINRY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare, hrst class, s round trip 81 SO.
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATS.

Memphis, February II, 1871.
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a NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

Office Evening News, Augusta, Ga.
Dr.. Tut: Desr Sir-My little son was attack.
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MEss6GENAE.
MEDICINAL.
DIR, TUFTS
E.X!I.P|:.EE5zC'T0RANT.
IN Is CTS. AID 81 BOTTLES.

Its properties arc Demuicent, Nutritive, Bal
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DR.. J. f. HAYWOOD, of Now York, volun
!ari!y indcraes il. Read what he says:
New York, Sept. 10. 1877.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-During this year treat
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the best lung medicine l ever used.
j. FRANCIS HAY WOOD, MD,