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Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
Entertainments.


 On next Monday evening Miss Jennie Lee will make her first appearance in this city, in her wonderful creation of ''Jo," at Carll's Opera House. This popular play is crea- tion from Dickens famous novel of "Bleak House, and was in England for over five years, accompanied by MT. J. P. Burnett, the author, and H. J. Sargent's dramatic con- pany. Reserved seats are now on sale at Loomis'
 AMERICAN THEATER.
 speciality company has been playing with much success at the American Theater, on Church street, below the postoffce, during the present week. Tomorrow afternoon 8 la dies and children's matinee will be given. The best of order is preserved and nothing low or vulgar is allowed on the stage. The American is destined to become popular place of amusement resort.
 DEACON oRANKETT. On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of next week, 'sDeacon Crankett," supported by hrst-class company, will make his ap- pearance at Carlrs Opera House. The play which is by John Habberton, the author of '.Helen's Babies is not unfamiliar to New Haven audiences, and being exeellently sup ported cannot fail to draw crowded houses l at each performance. Seats should be secured in advance at Loomis' Temple of Music. MIR. AND MRS. FLORENCE. The announcement that MT. and Mrs. w. J. Florence are to appear in this city on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of next week in the New Haven Opera House will be hailed with delight by large number of the theatre going people of this city. MT. and Mrs Florence come direct from London sue. cesses, and will present the Mighty Dollar, {" in which the former will appear as "Hon. Bardwell Slote, " and the latter as Mrs. Gen. eral Gilfory. Seats will be for sale at Loomis' on next Monday.
 ROOMS FOR RENT. This new and popular play will be pre- scented at the New Haven Opera House this and tomorrow evenings, with grand mati- nee on Saturday afternoon. It is in fact the hit of the season, and drew crowded houses at the Biiou theatre in New York city, where it was presented with great success and very much admiration. The play is a true pie ture of boarding house life, and fully illus. trates how people live in furnished apart ments Reserved seats should be secured at Loomis', as the house will be crowded.
 TWO ORPHANS.
 This evening the Fifth Avenue Comedy company of New York city will appear at Peck's Grand Opera House in 'sThe Two Orphans Miss Pauline Markham will ap- pear as "Louise,r the blind girl, and will be supported by a cast of superb actors New and appropriate scenery and costumes will greatly add to the attraction of the occasion. Popular prices will be the rule. and reserved seats may be secured at Loomis'. The same company will appear tomorrow afternoon in matinee. and again in the evening. This play is very popular in this city, and viii no doubt d.aw crowded houses at each perform ance. 2
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30

Choice Patterns-Large Variety of lap robes and horse blankets at Brooks $ Co.'S, matters and furriers, Chapel corner State streets. s28s, ,m,w,f
 pr. D. Kennedy's .sFavorfte Remedy'' has been successfully used by thousands. It will build up system which has been run down by overwork. It is the thing for the student and literary man to have at hand, and should be in the home of every mechanic. ''Favorite Remedy is economical, safe, and pleasant. Buy it and try it; or, if you need advice as well, write to Dr. Kennedy, who is in active practice as a surgeon and physician at Rondout, N. Y. For sale by all druggists. 2. s912d2w 2d D
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30

ScRoFULA. medicine that destroys the germs of Scrofula and has the power to root it out is appreciated by the afflicted. The remarkable cures of men, women and chil- dren as described by testimonials, prove Hoods Sarsaparilla reliable medicine con- taining remedial agents which eradicate Scrofuia from the blood. 100 doses $1. %. Sold by all dealers. r c. I. Hoop & Co.,,
 Lowell. Mass
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
DunIan n&Co.,s Elegant Hats.

The wide popularity of Hub Punch has led to the appearance of inferior and unworthy limitations se28 3teod.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
ThR RnUg.

Boys should always have some quick and sure remedy for sudden attacks of cramps, diarrhoa or dysentery, for physician is not always near, and an hours delay in cases of this kind often leads to serious results. Therefore parents should have on hand 8 supply of Perry Davis Pain Killer, which is as eficacious as it is simple and harmless. Directions are with each bottle, and one dose rarely fails to bring relief to a sufferer from any bowel complaint.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
Police Notes. !.

John Kelley was arrested last evening for breach of the peace, and William Doolan is charged with neglecting his family. Both parties will be brought before the City Court this morning for hearing
 John Donovan desires to inform the public that he did not lose any money from MT Delamater as stated, and that 'having known that gentleman for years have reasons to be- heve him incapable of so base an action,n
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
AFTERNOON SESSION.

On the opening of the afternoon sessicn the cross examination of Robert Taylor was continued by MT. Bush. In the course of the cross-examination witness stated that when Mr. Bollman called to see him at the store he told him that he was not positive that James was in the store on that Friday afternoon between 3 and o'clock; now, however, he was positive that he was there Witness could not say what time MT. Boil man was in the storer whether it was the first or second week after the finding of Jennie Cramer's body; was certain that it was with in two weeks after her death said his mem ory was better new from hearing and reading so much about the case. Witness further said he went to see James Malley, jr, at the jail the Sunday after his arrest. to ascertain from him who the young lady was that he (witness) saw him walking with in the store the Friday before; if was to be witness in the case wanted to know whether he was in that Friday or not also wanted to re- fresh my memory generally; am not posi- tive whether James answered my question or not; was not in the jail over two or three minutes; am positive that did not testify before the coroner's jury that I did ask James in jail if Walter spoke to him about his going up to trim the store that Friday af- ternoon.
 Mir. Bush read from his notes to show that Mir. Taylor did so testify on the coroner's in vestigation, but witness positively denied making any such statement.
 Witness said he was positive that James Malley was not away from his counter half hour on Saturday afternoon of the day that
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30

DuhI" P ~ OU'- -s KbAeBHAHI 1AHIs' Our silk and Derby only at Brooks & Go. s. Autumn and winter styles established.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
New Fall Dress Buttons JUST RECEIVED MOST SUPERB ASSORTMENT


  fronan i o in painted D toe onumero Jus to mention E n N Toilet Clothes and Brushes  and at remey Low
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Law School

The Yale Law school opened yesterday noon, and the indications are that the junior class will be larger than heretofore. There are % members so far, but the prospects are that more will enter. Lectures and recita- tions were assigned to both junior and senior classes, and the standard of both has been considerably raised Two new text books will be used this term by the juniors-Hol- lands Jurisprudence and Heard's Headings
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30

Following is the time of sailing of each boat the course:
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
NEW FALL DRESS TRIMMINGS,

IN PRINCES will be found than before. Frnges, with Gimps with Ginps match Jet Chenille Fnges PssementeIies .s
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30

FINAL sUMMAl
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
Rich Fancy Goods

srpes Trimmings
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LONAL BREEIIiE&

Juie apples s5Id ia the market this uornirg
q: ~ cGa;s per peck
The first pIcier;.d sleek Of the Vreiui, Mid.
land Rsilway Cumpsty ia 10 B.l:inore yer
tet0aY at IS
Rev j. 7. Michael will vfestn With Knight
lemr!a!Mn again ".IEorrow AFTERNOON ~ the
corner OF kl1g and Fairfax SIS
The s.ean:ers A..awsal;th aid Mary Wa h.
lneton Carried large excursion i.Ttits dc WI The
river this morning. Tie Arrows NTH tisp' ayeG
o good deal C bunting.
Nj. Sheet, lnsGiGg citizen o. Hsmpt
Va, waa IL Washington yesterday negotiating
TOR IA purchase Of line OF HerdIcs TO Iun from
his Cts 10 Fortress MUutoH, !. dist,ica OF four
Ini!eS.
I've three year Cd caWs, oaacd ia the d
| ward. oDe by Joseph d Silver aud the o;hsr By
A!o!z) Trav.Gs:. gave birth ono night this
week to tWlrs 'Rerdrr, therefore, unto
Cesar the il,tc "a, Cesar"
At the II annual c:mr!et Cement OF the
Western haryiatd C.litge, at Westminster,
aid, lhursdFy laH', the ecaiCr cIass ueda t.
the S'pho~0so h.v!ar tho Lishcs! grads vas
awarded TO Mr. }. ". Kirk, Of this city.
Maj u Geo. Jchrsio0 c1mmacceG tarvee inp
on his faruI. tcro3s liu2liug Creek, This norn
iCg. Msj II Johnston is the iics; in his haivss!
field 10 this scoi9n tbs scasna. O:hct farmers
arc mixing preparations 10 oommcpce harvest
ing mex! week.
MGrtlsse loars.s wero isS,!d 10 Washington
YESTERDAY TO Waller S, Pe3too srd Harriet l.
Randolph, boif of. Richmond, Va; joseph
GracoEct;i. oil FORTRESS Morror. Va. and Julia
Lotr, of Washington; w. H. Leonard and
Matte L. Leonard. from near lrcpp, Md.
David B0ud, the c>lored elevator by at the
metropolitan llo!oI, in Washington, 10 attempt.
lrg to jlmp into IA, elevator OF tho hotel while
It was ASCENDING, yesterday evening, IVES so
badly clu.had between tho wall aod tbs ma.
chino that TO died in a lew minutes after the
accidaht.
Miss Mary joyce, formerly of Kansas, but
now of this city, End who ID stopping at the res.
ideIce of Mr. u. A. Windsor, IKE 10 contour
pls!!on the erection Of q lne brick building on
the vacant lot, on King street. between the
stores Of Mo:srs, Hoy ana Jsnnoy. Mr.. b. r.
Pr!ca is now engaged in preparing thu plans for
the new building hitch will DO great i'm.
pr0vamont to that locality.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE ~ 1881.
Sn1t rises. IS S,s1, scts........ "A
ARRIVED.
Str Geo LeaTy. Norfolk. to Z 3 Hooo
Str L V Arrowsmlth, lower Potomac, TO Pc.
tomac Ferry Company.
Schr Geo e Bogdon, Georgetown, to
Hooe.
SAILED.
Str George Lesry, Norfolk, by T. 3 Hooe.
Str L v 4rToWsmth. lower Potomac, by Po-
tomac Ferry Company.
Schr Geo L Bowdoln BALTIC. by Heoe.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Emma Shaw. for Georgetown, and n Z
Valentine, FOX Washington.
MkMORkHpA
Schr VIM M Wlson, cleared at New York,
for Richmond 18th.
Brig Antelope. from Boston. for Richmond,
at Bsth 18th.
Schr VIM 0 Snow, from Georgetown q! New
Bedford 10th.
Schr Jos Hay. hence at New Bedford, l6.h.
Schr Julia A Garrison. from Richmond, 81
New London 18th.
Schr Jane Emson. from Georgetown, at Provi.
dence 18th.
Schr Belle Brcwa, sailed from Rock Island
tor Richmond ll.n
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The WeohInwn Farmers Climb

The Juno meeting was held at the handsome
residence Of COL j. NJ. Lewis, BeDvenuc,"
near Guqstop. 90 lha Potomac. % the | lth last.
A. W. llarrison, chairman.
The minutes Of tho last meeting were read
and approved, end discu:sian r,llowed on tho
use of mspurcs add fertilizers, in which il seem.
ed to DO tho opinion OF scm,, that Wh9ro per.
SOD had limited amount Of Stable manure, it
would be better 20 spread il over q largo sur
facu and supplement it with some Loucon-
trated manure, rather than to put tho stable
manure heavily 90 less Land and uso tho CON,
cenra!ed manures separately on tho rest.
Col Lewis has rutsued the plan Of ploWirg down
green crops with evident advantage. His
soil is mostly OF I'ght character ard no lhirks
1t needs " s !tabIc matter, had the quantity is
OF MORO Impcrtstc1 than the quality. He has
0een TGfy successful with os5vnr 80 far
The Critical Committed made verbal rerort,
but from lack Of tine to make out ono that
would DO justice 10 the place, they asked to BIO
allowed 70 produce u moro exceeded QUO ct the
next mcol0g--grantld.
The question vas raise whether shadicg soil
would enrich it. Not Euch faith was mani.
tested in TINT kind of fertil Z,ag.
DR.. HoWlaDd stated that soil protected from
the weather will generate nitrate Of potash, or
sAltpeter. which terd5 to The decomposition Ct
yepetsbi5 ElslIer eEisiing 10 tho SOIL
The question WAS asked, why 20 much COM
plant abcu! corn coming up this spring? Thare
WAS on Impression that i. Was cau:ed by tho
severe winter iriurirg tho 4orm OF the corn but
lrcm various reports the trouble seemed TO be
as much in tho soil SIS seed; it Was generally con-
coded that it WAS best 70 aG!cc. seed from vol
maturoi crop In !hc fall,
The ne1t meeting of the club will DO held at
K. Il. MasOn's on tae Oh OF July.
Critical Cummitteo--L. Norman Gibbs, John
Bsllengcr ard Walter Walton.
The meeting then G)urnoI.
w. GlLLIEGHAM. S6Il ~. pro tenn,
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@&sssEs;sa EesmAE, CAsss9s.
Z. <. z, kLipoTEIN
X o0ara hi,

: liz. x. <, ALiPoIEiN
E-y oasrs his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
70 Inc cl!,E ,ns OF Alexandria and vicinity. Of
fec with ais father, DR.. VIM. b. Klinstein, on
FRINGE 81. opposite the PostoiIico js!3-dt&2Ws
7. CAEU-It should be generally known thtt
LIZ. persons go unfortunate as 10 lose one or
mere OF their tselh need not wait wesks and
maEIhs FOR artificial substitutes and endure in.
convenience, dissgreesbls changes in voice. "a
cI.l expression, &C., but msy have artificial
testd E!sdo before and inserted Immediately af-
tar extraction Of !her natural teeth. By this
mode a 5e.ter adaptation, moro pleasant ex-
l!sss!on End nearer approach toward preserv.
iHg iae nstural harmony of the features Ara 40.
cared, and very much of the psin sud difficulty
cEHet!onc3J IN learning to uso teeth are also
avoided. have prac!!ced this n!od9 successfully
10! fnvan Tcer3, sid having introduced il here,
would b glai 70 refer suy one Interested to pa.
sChla Wn" Know Oft from experience. In treating
suc nhtUras .aetA Ing object Is 10 preserve eyory
one that iihi3 pst;Sgce and modern methods of
trca.iiiaG. c4n sSva fAe use of Arsenic ia de-
t!ro2!AE exposed nerves is condemn, i BY the
n!oFn cnii.hl2"2i O. the dental profession on
account o. us turning teeth dark, Inducing ab.
sco9s sId ha:Ily tho lose Of the teeth. The nerve
pulp WHICH Is The source Of lie 20 tho tooth,
shousc s.ways be ;tc.tsd, when exposed, with g
VIC" to Its restoration t. health. use no ckeap
s|loys for lirg; my foes arc much less n sn are
u:'aiiV chEgod for the sana class OF work
Geld filing from Sl.50 W; other work at pro-
p0r;loaa.ely low rates.
W. EOHEA Ally, u. L. s.,
afadus:s Dental Depart
Univ. of Michigan,
CtilcA: 1921 + street, northwest Washington,
,. Z. ar1-3m
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CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived-Bos.s j j Moore snd H Darby,
to Hsmp s. Bait Coal Co; a K Heiston. TO
Msy field T. HeisLon; Nj Fsnnon, limestone, 10
K Francis.
Departed Ida &c Harry, Lille, Lille
s. May. Moore, j Reid, 3. Z Heiston and
M Fsnnon.
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TIE BECKHAM PRIZE.-Tho referees n tho
la;c shootIoE r.ach at Glymont met at the Of
iic9 ot Mr.. j. I. HaCkham. tho umpire of the
contest, this AFTERNOON aud passed upon c2r'aiD
questions TO b. submitted 10 II C National Rife
ASS, cia;Ion Tor consultation. "a soon as the
Naloasl Association Is heard from tbs referee S
vii decide which team is entitled 10 the hGod-
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ALFXANDRTA's NEW MAYoR.-Ths B.us
k'dse E,bo pays the following compliment 10
hlr. }. 4. Beckham Of this city:
The democrats of AleXsn1iis elected Mr.. j..
]. Bsckhsm to the position of Mayor by on
ovtr1ho ming mt j,ritY at tho last election.
rhIs ms pity ahou,d b. peculiarly gratifying
oot only 20 The democrats Of Alexandra, but 10
Mr.. Beckhan ard lis mum otous iriuds 10 this
aud Culpcper c.uoty. NJ Backhsm was
born in Cuipeper. served CALAMITY in tho war as
captain. was wounded severely apd gained 40
en7lab!e repu ation among his men for bravery
and courtesy"
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NOR RENT,

nOMRSTIC SEWING MACHINE3-We
~ desire once moro to ask attention or parties
desiring to purchase Sewing Machine 10 call
and no tho special advantages u tho ado.
nestle" Wo havs now on hard . ilkVEH-
recent intentionally winch tao machines E1,ay
be worked by hand. We hs7e sold "A great
many "Domestcs." and every ono HIS given
ssali'fs lion. Circulars, With prices &c., sent
By mail.
jelG T. S LEAUByATER S-EpG
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H'NGLEE EDTH ICE GOLD lakeland
~ on'y 10; per de-; bottlas must ba retarted.
rs. W. AVERY, 225 King street,
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POLICE NEWs.--There ware 70 clses al
police headquarters this morning.
Justice Tnomps0n had before him this NOR
nIrg George Browr, acocred. charged With
Threatening the life of Geo. Davis, also coored
l'f0wn was pu. under bouds 10 tho sum of
$50 TO keep the peace fer one yosr. Davis
charles Brown with interfering with his dOnes.
Tic affairs.
Several boys were arrested this after.
room while bathing in the river nosr tho Pioneer
Nils, and lodged in tho station house. Two Of
the bstners were fined for fighting.
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DWELLlNG FOR RENT.

I AESIhAbLH NV EIhING FUN MEM.
No. III King street. neSh corner Washington.
has seven chambers parlor, dining room and
kitchen, wster and gas. A good room on King
street first )or, suitable Tor store or office. The
house will DO put in good order for prompt
tenant. Inquire Of GhEEN 81 WISE.
ielS-eotf Real Estate Agents.
cTOYE PIPE RECEIVERS, various sizes,
- Just received by
mn24 j. @. MILBUKN.
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FuHERAL or TIE LATE Mrs DRIEFUs.-
Tho remains OF the late Mrs. Dfiefus, whose
death Philadelphia was mentioned yesterday,
arrived horo lato yesterday evening" and were
met y. the depot by Mr.. Is. Whestley and con-
vcyCd TO the residence of her son, Mr.. Julius
DIeiua. corner Of Psyne and Commerce streets
from whence tho funeral will take place 10
morrow morning at ten o'clock. This funeral
which will be conducted according TO the An cenl
Hebrew custom, will be the first of the kind tbs
hsi iaken place in this city for two years. Pre-.
SioaS to the death Of Mr.. Brown, 8 yery old
gentleman, and Mrs. Lsupheimer, about two
years ego, There had been no deaths among the
Hebrews residing hero for number Of year,
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jelG L. S LEAUBSATER & EpC.

pAlNTS Tho celebrated Averil Resdy
4 Mixed Paints; also ether brands OF de:ir.-
bic mixed paints sl loves! prices; - full supply
received. Also p stock Of nlirod c.lora rasty
for uso in l and = ID. cans.
in2s OF dwellings. Sample card of all TIC shove
can 90 hs1 upon application to
Jeli 5. LGADBMApER G;BnO
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Tho greatest ~ CT this season is tie m.ving
Of tho winlel' s;o,c. NJna OF the other pleas
urcs OF Msy tmI or spioa house c'csuirg can
compare With this LvtDt, which oil the family
look f0ratrl TO with ic!eusc expectation, ond
which ntvtr IAi!s 10 pnt a!l il Tue bost OF hu-
NOR By having lhrm stored asay at STAINS
BURY's GENrRAL ST0Vs HOUSE, yol will ssva
much Gnauys,ci. sDd have them 10 good order
to put up when Tic cid weather c?nes. II,
member tho rao -McRarnCy' building. COR
ner kisg ami Washington et;
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IMroRTANTT TAN DECISION Attic l,siterm
OF the CIculI CONT for the city Of Alexandria in
.he eases OF CaLanCVo ct ala. vs. johnson ct al,
and GunDc' admir-. V. fo:sltt ct al, Com
missioner Mushbach rcportCd that the CITY
syes due from tho years SGS 10 1880. both 10.
cuSi7o, aud :. paving bill tor 1872 wcrc the
list II. n sitcT State taxes upon tho rea! estate
o james Fossett, to Wnish report somo Of tic
.lr;Iss fled exc. p'ions claiming that the said
i,X.s were nVt liens, because they ought to
lave bccn made out Of the personal proper.
3. ard we're rot returued delinquent by the
IL c:loctor.; scd others. that al taxes prior
TO i've years before The restitution of tho suit
sera barred by tho statute Of lini:stion. but
J1;co ktl.h ogerrued all Of the said eX3ep-
No0s, deciding that the ci y taxes arc liens 90
zeal estate from the commencement OF tie year
II Which they arc asst IS d until paid. Capt.
:. l. Smith and john NJ. j hnsou represent
q the czotp.gpts. and X. komper, Corpors-
100 Attorney, the city.
IHG MARKEr.-Tho market Vas we'll ,up'
lied with vegetables and other artices this
4o'aiog, Strawberries have almost entirely
N'a.peared. anG cherries have taken their
''c'. Prices were about the same as last Sat.
UGaY. Cherries sold at G.. per quart. straw
o.ti',S SslO! per quart. raspberries 25,. per
3''ft' sooseberties So pr quart, tomatoes 49,
4 ~ Icr btX cucumbers % i40J. per doz.. cSm.
o'Is ~ .5V1. per dtZ3n, new potatoes 40l50c.
.I Ieek, cabbage 3,l0J. per head, peas 20s3O,.
vi PICK, sr!sg beans 25s30,. por peck, spring
4 ...'as 2,3c. per buoch. Bermuda onions 75,.
Il 81 ptcS, bees 50. p1r bunch. rhubsrb Sc. per
nv '.tn' Dntter 2O,25c. per pound and egg, 2O,.
a "
4 v. hE CUMBERLAND CROSSING QUESTION.
4 ~ ~ AoVerldge, president of Georges Greek
/, ~ u, @;bsrla land Railroad Company. presented
W Maryland board of public works an aft
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4 VA N pA1NH CiDEH sad only SO rer
~ gallon; very choi!a
l.2 L. w. AVERY, 226 King street,
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a EoICE FROM FAUQUIER COUNTY, VA.--
Occ customer writes thus. Alter careful test
for the past no weeks, rlyeolt and vile prov
uou1co your BEST RESULTS PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR c. foe -four as We lave ever used. AID
feel confident there is 90 grade Of -four manu-
taoiutcd that cX,els ycu!s. Sold ouIy by
GEO. MCBURNEY T. Son
S. ". Cox. King and Washington S's.
Alexandra Va.
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LOOKED CoHN BEEF, very cho:c, and lea
-" Goa. FOR safe by the ID or in CANS by
r. w. AVERY, 22j King slree,.
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VIRGINIA CLARETs! Superior 10 imported
Wines, ut MCRURNEY's.
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GROCERIES.

VlRGINIA CLAHET. from too Burnside
vineyard. il pronource1 b. all to bs the
very 0eSi 90 the market tor the pr;c, For s,;a
% K. ". AVERY. 22G King St,
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DOGER1"S RTABLE COuHH
I'D &YRUP.-A certain euro Tor Mho0ainw
Cough, Coughs Arising from Colds. Csoup.
Asthms. Sore Throat, Pneu ;acnia, Hcrsoufss
and all ether Brorchical factions. For ssa by
jelG WAKEFIELD & Hail.,
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EDa Sale Nss s,Esr

FOR SALE OR RENT-TWU BRICK
= HOUSES on st. Asaph street, Nos. 81 and
O.. between Princess and Oronoco st=., ia good
repair. Possession given imm adis!aly. Inquire
at LEWIS STEIN'S. Royal ct. lny6-tf
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TEMPERANCE TEs.-Tho regular meeting
Of the hexlidtia Reform Club last night was
largely attended. R4v. MIR. Trendwsy. Of the
NJ. I. Church. vino was present, made somo
interesting remarks sfter which sem, routine
huslaess ws1 transacted, sod the meotiog I'D
iourncd.
Mrs. d.: Rl>Y. Of Georgetown. o we'll known
teHpran,3 worklr, addressed The Woman e
Chii,:aa IHuperancs Union Of this city, in the
hsli II the Reform Club, yesterday afternoon