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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. E.. @. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MEET specific for Hystsrs, Dizziness, Oon.
vulSlone, Nervous Hendacne, Mental Depres-
sion, Loss of Memory Spermstorrhea, Impo-
teucy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age. caused by over. exertion self abuse. or over
indulgence, which leads 10 misery. decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one N onth's treatment. One dollar
nrensS Oh M rece of nric W. OS sn
boxes TO cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accom- panied with
FIVE dollars, we will sendth purchaser our writ
Ten guarantee to return the money if the treat
meDt does not effect cure Gusrartecs issued
BY JANNEY & CO., Druggists, AeIsndris,
vs., wholesale and retail agents Orders by
mail will receiva prompt attention mari
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Opening and Closing OF the Mails.
CLOSING
Washington, u. G., and Northeastern mails 8
8. M, IL m. and and 8 l5 p. N.
Western mails 4 80 and s l6 p. N.
Southern mails, via Richmond. Va, 10 80 ..
%. and 80 and 10 p. m
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia. way and through mails, 70 q.
m. and 9 00 p. N.
Manassas Division nO 8. IL.
Alexandria to Rouad Hill Va, SG0&. m
OPENING,
Northern snd Western nsila, yia Washing.
.on, y. G., g 80 s. m. II N. snd on p. III.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va, 80 {. m
and 80 8. m.
Southwestern mails via Lynchbure, Virginia
Through mais) including way mails on Midlsnt
Railroad, s 80 q. m.
Manassas Division 30 p. M. for lock box only
Round Hill to Ale1andria, Va, 3 30 p. m.
Office Hours-Otice opens 1T 8 80 =. nn., xnc
cloaes a. 00 p. N.
Sunday Hours-Ofacs opens At 8 As a. M, ant
closes at 9 80 9. N.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, etc.
NEW BOOKS
"A T.
FRENCH'S93 & 50 KINGST.

The COMPARATIVE EDITION OF The
NRW TRSTAMENT; both versions in one
book, arranged in parallel columns; very
handsome edition 81 60
Miss rAhOLAiS NEW COOK BOOK snd
MARKETING GUIDE, by Maria Parols;
81 so; new lot received to-day. All the StsId.
ard Cook Books on hand. to wit: Breakfast
Luncheon and Tea Common Sense in the House
hold, by Marion Asrlsnd. Mrs. Lea's Cookery.
Mrs Rsndo!2h's Fifty Years in Maryland
Ki:chen, WiddiGsld'a, Leslis'a. Godey's, Ma
tonal snd others.
FARM FESTIVALS, By Will Carleton.
author of Farm B.llsds," "Fsrm Legends"
etc.; 81; beautifully i!lustrsted.
q COSTLY HEHiTAGEi Franklin Square;
20 centa
PUCK ON WHEELS is very rich Csc.
NEW SUMMER NOVKLS-Led Astrsy,
75s; An Ar.ful Widow, 75c; Heart and Hand,
75;; Friend acd Lover, 75c.
Neg publications daily.
js4 GEO Z FRENCH.
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j. BkoDEEs q Co.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers In
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUR.
SALT AND FISH.
A full line Of celebrated pure old WhIskeys,
brs1dles, Gin, Bum, &C., Massey & Co.'s Phils.
delphiH and Ciagett's Baltimore Ales and Berg
ner Engei's Lager Beer, in casks or bottles.
Agents for James s. Wslch Best Family
Flour, James s. Kirk q Co.'S. Standard Sonp
Dupont & Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore aud Potomac Rive
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to. and consign
men:s solicited. No. II King street.
oct 2o-f Alexandris. Va.
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10 KING STREET.
OFFICIAL MUVrCEs,
al OTICE 70 CITY TAX PAYERS.

~
Collectors Cffce,
Room 4, market Building,
Alexandria, Va June 1881.
Fotice is hereby given that the tax bills due
FOR 1;Sl are now IN our hsuds for collection, and
the alsntioa of sli parties interested is respec..
fully called to tho following extract from the
Revenue Bill cf That year:
'Uton sll bills paid in full by the 1st day OF
Ju'y, 1881 the Collectors os Taxes shall allow Z
discount Of 10 per cent, and on al bills paid by
the LIST day OF August, 1851, they shall allow 8
discount OF per cant and all bills not paid on
!he "a dap Of December. 1851, there shall be as
sessed End collected pens:ty of FIVE per cent
upon the amount of said bills. and on all hills
rtnsinng unpaid on the 1st day of June, 1882,
damages st the rate OF II per centum p.r annum
snhl be PAID"
~ Utfce hours during the discount period
from 8 8 m t. = p m.
JOaE 7. HILL. Collector N Dis.
S, Z. FIELD, Collector s. Dis.
ja25-.kl
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The Domic,le Erected by Johu.

BY A WORD1MANN.
Behold the mansion reared By Delal Jack.
See the m .lt stored in nsny plsthoric sack,
Iu the proud ci,q1c of Ivan's bivouac.
Mark how the Rats feoniou5 fsogs invade
The golden stores in Johns pavilion laid.
Anou with velvet foot and TsIquia strides,
Subtle Grln,alkin 10 bis quarry glidef;
Grinsikin grim, that slew the fierce rodent,
Whoss tooth iosidiOus Juan'6 ssckcloth re0t.
L.! now the deep mouthed canine foes as
saul!
That vexed the svanger Of the stolen malt,
Stored in the haowed precincts Of that hall
That rose complete ct Jsck s creative call.
Here stalks the impetuouu Cow with crumplad
horn,
Wbereon the exaeerbatiog hound vas torn.
Who bayed the feline Slaughter baus; that slaw
The Rat predaoious, who's, kosn tsugs ran
through
The textile 6bfes that involved tho grai1,
Which lay 10 Hars' i1vioIatc douain.
Hero walks foi l,rn the Damsel crowned With
rue,
L!csif.rous spols from vaccine dugs who drew,
Of that oornculase beast whose tor;ueus horn
Tossed to the Clouds 10 Gerc,, vindiotive soorn.
The harrging hound. whose oraggars bark and
stir
Arohed the 1.-the fpine and reared ihs iOdig.
nsnt fur
OF Puss, that with vsrminicidal clsw
Struck the weird Rat, in whose in.atiate msw
Lay resking malt that crst IN j uan's c5urts We
saw.
Robsd 10 ssneeoont g,rb that seems 10 sooth
Too long pray 10 Chronos' iron tooth;
Behold the man wnose snorous lips incline
Full with young E:es' oscula.ive sign.
10 the lorn maiden whose lact albic hands
Drew albu lac.ic wealth from acteaI glands
Of that immortal bOvioe, by whose horn
D!stort, to reslms ethereal was borne
The beast Canicula, vexer Of that sly
U y.ses qlsdrupedsI. who made die
The old mordsoious Rat that dared davour
Anecedaneous Ale iu Jhn' 8 domestic bower.
Lo! here, With hiIsute houors doffed. succincs
Ofsspou,csous locks. the priest who licked
10 Hymeu's golden bands the torn u1thrift,
Whose means eXiguous stared from many lift
Even as be ki>s:d the virgio all fcroro,
Who MIXED tbs COW with implicated born,
Who in 6erca wrath the oanlne torturer skied
That dared to vtx the insidious murcids
Who lie! Burorsl efiueuce through the pelt
U: the sly Rat that robbed the palaoa Jack had
buils.
The loud cantankerous Shargbaa comes at last,
Whose shouts srOuss the shorn ecclt sias!
Who sealed the VOWS Of Hymen'd sacrament,
To bin who robed 10 garments s INDECENT,
Exosculstes the damssl lsobrymoss,
The emulgator of that horned brute mor,so.
That trs'ed the dog that worried the cat that
kit
The Rat that stc the malt that lay iu the house
that Jack built.
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A. MCBURNEY's STORE cxc1rsiooists cau get
"nythng they ueed iu the line OF PICKLES,
LUNCH AND PoTTED MEATS. SARDINES, Con-
DIMENTs, CONFECTIONERY. SO.
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E a MSE sTspeyna,

Low IS in Kid. Berjr, Li.ls Thras:, Sik
~ md Lace, oWiNg al the new~a: shsdrs
Tor tEa Ge.Eun. also row AZ. s.0ririent Of Lace
Altis. Price 25c soc, 49, and 81 Is per psir.
Corse:3 IN al The leading s!y!ea, perfect IN f.!
ard tngh. Prices Soc TO 81 20 ner par
Uhdcrwesr- r-Specla! attention Is Called ~ the
laTgc a5sorlm2nt for Ladies Cents hi; e.
BoYs sad Infants in Gsuzs L.le Thread, ,:os-
ssm@r aud Summer Nsrino: sl:o 4re eyaihitlag
caotca asaor.aant CT L,dies' Undersarmerts
OF ave:y descriptiou, ChcInIses, drawers, Night
s""n3. Skirts &c.
Linen and Six Haadkercni.fs f. SUBSCRIBERS
E"siery, showing the DCat choice patterns ns
""i! q! tho lsrGea. assortment Of medium srd
Lncr quality. .oUs!a:.!ly adding tho la."st pat
taI!s n9 soon ss they arc offered fer sale By the
msHuiacturos
Neck Rulings RuGs, Skirts, Veilinss, But,
toHa. Silss Cut!ons &c
;. Ed&i9gs ia Swiss. Ham burg, NEinsoo% Cots-
Inc, Vo-m:co!lc, TaIo! cisnGcs, i.nuguedoc
Iorcnon Russian, Vense Crocne., &c
hisnInia Patent Bosom, Hoin!o-c 81!
Scratch Hnlr;., IN lspnd-ist an' uni,und4,d
Collars avid Cuff, gizes II 10 IS inches. Prices
l2c l5', 20c and 2oc
Sa:msnt0wa. shetland and Saxony Wool
ZsLayr Wois.cd in sll Co!ors, Sii;s Canvass, &c.
NecGwasr-ht ali Tines tha collection viii
sr'n.s; -! oiher assoftmoLts offered u lhs city.
- lHc display Of Cl4ud5Ii. the best Scarf oyor
made for men; also Gorcian, Fiexor, LAudace,
tropical. De j0!nvilie, LIce, ana q comu,eta
Hae OF Fancy Ties and Bows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

VlRGlNIA: In the Clerk G Office of the
Circuit Court Of the city of Alexandria, on
tho 9th day of June. 1881,
Charles 5. Taylor, sr., complainant. against
John st. Clair Brookes, administrator of Wm
:. Ionnis, deeessCd, and others, defendants
In chancery.
Memo. The oojec! OF this suit is 10 procure
decree for the sale OF the rAGl estate Of which
Will ,m +. Dennis died seiz ID and possessed, to
pay allowed debts against Haid decedent.
he defendants. j.. Harris Forbes and Fannie
& Forbes his wills, Charles Ladd and Susan L.
Lsdd, his wife, Frank +. Presstusn, Elizabeth
u. Cottmsn VIM. j. Bowen and Lucy j. Bow
Oh, his wife, Lewis Grammar and Mary w. Gran.
nan, his wife, George X Dennis. James Pitts
Barton Pitts, John U. Dennis, James U. Den
mis-, Francis g. Dennis. Samuel 4. Dennis,
Henry Psgo and Virginia U. Psge, his wife,
not narng entered their appearance and
it appearing by an affidavit that they are moi.
residents Of this State it ia ordered that the ssd
do!endnnts appear here within one month after
due publication OF this order. and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit ;
sDd that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Alexsndris Gazette, 8 newspaper
published in the city OF Alexandria. once week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the
tron. door Of the Court House of this city.
copy, test:
MORTON MARYE Clerk.
John M johnson, p q je24-w4W
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LEG Al NOTICES.

NJ GTLUE. Having taken out Letters of Ad-
- n,inistrst on on the estate of K. FREn.
EHiCK MELCHOIR. decd, I hereby give
notice to all per5ons indebted to said estate to
ccue forward and settle their accounts, and all
psrsohs having Claims against said estate to pre-.
sen! them. duly authenticated, for ys5 m ent.
SOPHIE MELOHUIR,
Adminstrstrix Of K. r. Melcauir, decd.
Rr IA. BOSSART, Fairfax street, is duly
authorized to receive and receipt for any monies
due TO my late husband, K. + Mslchoir
SOPHIE MELCHOIR,
jye-w4v Administrative.
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SEERsUCKERs AND INDIA LINERS j us
opened new lot, Very cheap. at l. ElcABsRG' s
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To the Conservatives Of the City OF
AlCXanlria.

u LHc SOuSeTFHefVeS OI INc SlLY Oh
alexandria,.
Pursuant to resolution OF The CONSERVATIVE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. ward meetlrg, wi be
held at the usual piacos in the respective wards
Of this city on WEDNESDAY,. j July 20 h., 1881,
at o'clock .. 10. tor the selecira of DELEGATES
and ALTERNATEs 20 the STATE CONVENTION.
which convenss in Rich motd August 4 1881
According to thr ratio of representation tixsd
by The STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE the re-
spectiVe ward. will be entitled TO representation
as frloRs, VIZ:
First Wsrd-rwo delegates.
Second Wsrd-One delegate.
Third Wurd-Three deI:2ates.
Fourth Ward-TRo delegates.
This CONSERVATIVE VOTERS of Alexandria
c;uoty ara requested TO moet 90 the ssms da'
aud at the seme hour and selso: one DELEGATE
and one ALTERNATE to said CONVENTION.
81 JAMES R. CATION, Secretary.
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Opening and Closing OF the Mails.

White goods; stock just replenshed o! l.
EICRBsRG's.
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HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
81 = ] 7 I e RS
Feeble and sfckIy Persons

Recover their vitality by pursuing course Of
Hostette.'s Stomach Bitters. the most popular
iuvigorsnt aud Alternative medicine in use. Gem
ersl debility. faver and ague, dyspepsis, consti-
patton, rheum stism, and other msladies are
com pletely removed by it. Ask those who have
used it Whist il has done for then.
For sale hv All Ilrurpist and Dealers peneraly
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flHMESTlC SEWING MACHLNES-We
81 deSi:e onco more to ask attention OF parties
cesirrg 20 purchase Sewing Machine to call
and eZt lAjre The special advantages OF the 10
nestle We have now Oh hard . LIVER
afecent intentionally which the machines may
DC worked by hsnd. We have sold q great
many "Domestics," sud every one has given
llsn.!sc ion. Circulars, with prices, &C., sent
jel6 E.S LgADBEATER & BIO.
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COMETS. Swift. Director of the Wsr-
ner 0 Observatory. Rochester, N. Y. has vcri-
fed the discovery Of another comet. 10 the
Constellation Of Auriga. This new comet is
apparently coming directly toward 1ho Garth,
srd fJr telesoopio oomet, is vory bright: in.
deed. it osn readily be seen with good opera
glass. 1t is quite remarkable that it should be
10 ast the spot where present large c,met vas
first seen by the naked eye 10 this latitude.
aud it shows that the Two bodies must have
crossed each Others paths. Tuis mtk+s the
fourth o,met discovered within teo weeks, q
circumstance heretofore u: k lo8u 10 history.
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aSURNETPS PATENT FOUR POINTED
- BARB STEEL WIFE FENCING AND
CING STAPaES.-Ths Barbs are fssten-
ed TO the wire (at intervals OF Gin in manner
entirely different trum sny o!har patent SO ss to
prevent the nntwisliug OF the cable should either
~!re gal broken The Hsrbs are four pointed,
ant sTays present Barb at right angle.
which Ia great snvsnt8Ee over the z Bsrb Wire,
and prevents Cattle from getting against the
fence to bre,s, or push it down. Send for cir.
cusr, to ~ King, corner of RoyAl street, sup
ply kept On hand.
js&9 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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The Best Part OF Mans Life.

. {
II has been my lot for many years
to assist in making laws for the gov.
ernment Of this country, but the
more | consider the problems Of So
cial and political arrangement, and
the forces that most influence and
control it, the less do find the stat.
ute books have to do in the regula.
tion Of the actual lives and occupa.
tions of the people. l mean how few
Of these occupations which engross
the greater portion of our time, cause
our labors and anxious considera.
tion, in which we are most deeply
interested, spend most of our money
upon and bestow our powers in every
way, are those to which any statute
law or constitution compels us. The
best part Of mans life is in the world
Of his natural affections, and that
realm has laws Of its own that neith-
er know or heed King, Kaiser nor
President, nor Reichstags, nor Con.
gresses, and are deaf even to the
voices of shouting popular majori-
ties, but heed and obey rather the
gentle voice Of women and the cry Of
helpless and feeble childhood TAos.
f. Bagard.
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Don't Worry.

We know the mother of a family
who worries from morning to night.
She is not a bad woman; she is fond
and faithful wife and mother, but
she is so utterly utter" in her anx-
iety to do what she deems her duty,
to have everything just so, that she
afflicts herself, and consequently ev-
cry one around her to a dreadful de-
gree. The consequence is the hus-
band and children are glad to get
away from home and she cannot even
keep good servant for any length of
time.
Men are guided less by conscience
than by glory, and yet the shortest
way to glory is to be guided by con,
science.
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DIR. L. L. CAMPDELL,

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, tenders his profess.
ona services to the citizens Of Point Pleasant and
vicinity Can be found for the present at the Drug
store o' T. J. Mossman. lmeha3-iy
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young gal to help you. So Hugh
hasn't done real well in business2
I've o little money uninyested my
self, and ! don't know as l could do
better with it than to lend il to my
sisters son. sgl q, fsi,s,7
Thus he spoke, CHEEKY and kind,
while Mrs. Montagu Prout famed
herself on the porch, Cousin Herbert
Haller did battle with the mosquitoes
and midgets. Mrs, Johnson followed
her four children about in ceaseless
terror lest they should be drowned,
and Aunt Sadie felt her dogs pulse
and groaned over the heat. b-
One night at the cottage settled
the question of 40 stay or not 10
stay in. the minds Of Mrs. Hayeh's
guests. s.s,, .,i,s
Il never slept in aucha hot place
in my life said Mrs. johnson, with
a sigh. = q
'The bed wasn't long enough, for
me to stretch myself ont in, and the
caves touched my forehead said
Cousin Herbert, sadly. ].a3 5 .5s
I
"The owls hooted all night in the
woods" said Aunt Sadie, "and kept
dear little Trip barking until he was
hoarse." ,e4cr ,,o,. .,s,,l,s
II wouldn't stay here if you would
pay me thousand dollars a week."
said Mrs. Montagu Prout, thinking
Of her pink silk party dresses and
twelve,button kid gloves.
"Well,D said Uncle jerks, drily,
sit amt just the location ] should
have selected for asummer residence,
but, ! amt going off to leave Hugh
and his wife while l can manage to
be useful to them!p 5aE
So the company departed, with
various adiex and insincere protesta..
tions Of regard, and only Uncle jerks
was left. And then Mr.. Haven took
his cigar out from between his lips.
/ "Uncle Jenks," said he, Suppose
we go up and see how the carpenters
and painters are getting along with
the conservatory up at the houseln
"At what house?" said Uncle
jerks,
"Mine," said Mr.. Haven. ,,a,,5
Don't yon live here2" said Uncle
jerks.
"Not all the time," said Mr.. Ha.
ven. ave only come here to accom-.
modate such Of our relations as mere.
ly desire to make convenience Of
u.s."
FfTI =. .HtHIfI 10 fHs u. lalas ~ GOV ~.
"ohr' said Uncle Jcnks, q slow
smile beginning to break over his
shrewd, brown face. 5.,
sg And Mary Haven confessed that
her husbands advice had proved its
own excellence. ssl 5,5
Uncle jerks, the only one of the
troop who really cared two straws for
them, was with them still-the rest
had been frightened away by the
rusticities Of the Lake Wiscomac cot
tage, se - @
a5 Sand | wish them bon vOyagel"
said Mr.. Haven, calmly, sts,a;
$50 do l." agreed Mary. r
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PHYSICIANS.

'N3>N~>>>N>N~~>~>> >>~~~>~~>>N>sN>~>>>N
ANDREW R. bARnEE. ED.H. FRAyEL.
at DRs. BARBEE & FRAyEL,
oT!hwest cor. 9th and Main Streets, Poin, Pleasant
" WeS' Virginia. Office hours from to 10 a. m. and
!" iop M Hl uH far tjune II '79-Iy.
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The Weekly Register
a'9 Published Every Wednesday Morning, by hi
GEORGE w. TIPPETT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. ii1a4


Office upstairs Stor,rs Block Entrance on Main St.
Terms of Subscription.
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expires and no subscriptions taken unless paid for in
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ta ~ so Advertising Rates. i.tr I.,,.
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Each additional insertion, ...... ........ - so
Fourth OF Column twelve months, 25 90
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One Column twelve months, ............ 80 90
Cards not exceeding lines, yr...... s 90
gSLegal advertisements ut the rates fixed by law.
Local notices IS cents per line first insertion
All advertisements for a shorter time than three
months, considered transient. :. f,,t..lf., ? I
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad.
vance, to insure insertion. fT
Yearly advertisements payable half yearly in dyancc
Legal publications must be paid for In all cases be.
fore the delivery OF the certificate Of publication.
Personal publications, and those recommending can.
ddates for Office, charged regular advertising rates
Marriage and Death notices, published free; but OBJ.
ituares and tributes Of respect charged at half the
usual advertising rates. II ffft ~ - :
Announcements for Office, for county, SIS 90; State
nd District, Sio oo on regular ticket, $40 %.
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ttorney ut Law and Notary Public, Poin,
q Pleasant, West Virginia, will practice in the coun
ties ofsiason and Putnam. All business will receive
prompt attention, Tiuly ,l-Iy.
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Ton1NsoN g poLsLEy.

a SAINT, West Virginia, practice in the Coupty Of Ma
SON. the United States District Court for West Virginia
and in the Suprems Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia
20 Prompt attention given to the collection Of claims
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleasant, w. Va
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ttorney at Law and Notary Public, Poin,
a Pleasant West Virginia. viii practice in the
Courts OF Mason and Putnam counties, and attend
promptly to all business entrusted to him.
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ATTORNEYS.

JAS. w.EoGE, JAS. u. NEsAGER, cHAs. r. Hoed
HoGE, MENAGER & HoGG, 8at
ttorneys at Law, Point Pleasant, Yves, Virginia,
n Office in the Court HUuse.) Practice IN the Soun.
ties Of Mason, Putaan, Cabe Roane and Jackson: in
the Supreme Court Of Appeals and in the IT, s. Dis.
trict and Circuit Courts, for West Virginia.