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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
English Races

LONDON. June 3-The Epson tunmer
neeLiog csme 10 cSse to duy. The rscs fer
me oaks stakes icr Years cd 6ilies, distance
soonS mile and halt. oane off, ADD was won
~ or, w. 5: Cra"tclds Thebsia. Mr. Cock
soa Lucy Gitters, second, ana Mr.. W. Blink.
iroa's Myra, third, 10y =
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Horrible Accident.

LEADPlLLE, Co.,, June 3.-Yes!or1ay after.
noon W alter and Lotle Smith, eyed 4 spd 6
respectively. While playing 90 vacant lot fcu d
s att carritg. They attempted 10
break 1t open to Ste what vas Inside when it
exploded throwing them SEVERAL ,rds ard badly
nu,Ilatlng both children. A haud of ta,h vas
torn off and their eyes blown en-.
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REPRESENTATIONS orEjfn

SASoT HOOK. N. j, June 3-The tug boat
JaRe b,ahds Was blown up OF hsr, this morn
ing, aIc ell hands were lost.
HALIFAX. N. s Ju1e 3-Tha stu IN lo;er
IN the Lewis lobster factory st Petpaswck, 30
miles shst OF Halifax, exploded late last night,
killing Chas ". Knlsy. A number o. cher
WoTEmc? were badly injured.
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Ar1ived-Bosts Lille s. May, l. Lsm,n
and + Fl Darby, 10 Georges Creek Coal y lion
Co; A 7 Gorh.u. Arksnaas and A B Tu,ncr,
to Hamp i Bait Coal TO; Eeamade!!a, 10 j =
Agnew s. &c.
Depsrted-Bosts 81 G Clay, Beamedttls. V
Sprigg, Martha, Lille & May ard l. Len:n,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

The Mayer s deci:ioo 10 the Study l,s casa
was published 10 yeSierd, y'S Gazattc. As
has been previously said. the City Ccuuoll
Of Alex ,ndris has 10 moro authority 10 de-
clare whist c>ts tues Il a;iDe THIN the
board OF dir,c.o Ct the Alexandra Water
Compaty y, and has lst as nu,h rlRhtt 10 Gx tho
punishment. fer o misiemeanor as for felony.
A city o.u1cil is tho board Ct Cir ctots Of The
Joint stock composed ii the residents OF the
city, ind j. has 20 mote TO do with def ARG
crimes AID 6xirg their punishment tLau the
board of diHt cors Of atty other stock campapy.
The State de6acs crimes ard 6x;s their penal.
ties, and the rtsiioots Of a city are as smensble
to State laws as those Of culty. There is
plenty of State law rg,rding the proper oh
suVance Of Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

A HUMAN PENDULUM .-R.lnsrl kolh,er
and Fritz Hisson, two house psinters, recently
began painting tho 'arg, houc al B,tt street
aud Ciuir.l LveJu,. Tcrec o'clcct ia the
Afternoon found them cits, up u.dor the caves
Of tho house and sixty 67e feet from Tho ground.
rhcS h6d just flashed lho surface within .asob
and hsd srtd TO lower the g ffJli few feet
Wh.n The UqI!rt Il tistsrc3 hsd b. Gu reached
Hiirtn called To HE par!nfr to hsus CO to tho
ropn u1ill he (tilaSepl lied bis oRc, when he
YOU'D cnmc ever and perform Ike seIyi,o fer
hiT. i1iSgau Esd iast ccu plclcd his own knot
Sh"o hoctl cried Gu. Como ever quick. |
cal't held il" lliisHn. as gu tk,y as possible,
started cos th3 r:ial trtg'. but had not sorc
!W1 s,ers Hhcu he saw the msn Let 60 his held
aod tCis ;hc ladder give way .n;ath hia feet. As
ne gan 10 ISL, 10 the energy 81 desperation, no
ui;h ho bSni?, gtaspnG the almost smooth TOP
OF lie !cariA story window c,rnic, aud thcre
hn1s 10 Tic air. q dissuc, of sx y feet from tho
p'Vtu:nf Tie then gave az txh!bi'ioa Of cclve
thit tc!r.hed every one wSo cav it. P.scing
The 10! OF Gao boot tgi.s. The window FRI m
ne gave his b2cy a Sigh. ptIduun motion
aEsy lreu tie htu', a s:c5ud push payc
hlli better lmpo uj, aud al be swaug on tis
return toward TIC wlpuow ha released his hcli
aud want crashing through Tho glass safely 10
the tllor of the fourth story room rtom whence
ho i'm nedia!tly looked out through The aper-
ture no had m ,de to sec what had bsc,mo of
his clmparion. koetl,r bad not been quite
50 Fortunate. As be went shooting through
the sie be caught the harg,Os rlpe With both
haccS aud lts,eued his speed all the way down
at the expense Of Ill tho cl!iol, Ct bis palms,
which was butn,d # by tho frcioo. He lard
ed 10 sis'irg posture on The sidewalk, and
was taken to the hospital with pair CT very
sore bils -LinciaaaH Commercial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

Comparing tho voto the Mahonites r. cei7td
at tho recent May election with Ih> number o.!
d l,gates 10 ATTENDANCE upon their State Con.
vention, i. would seem that all who cast Ma
homo ballota On the 26:h ut. went to r chmond
90 tho ID ias'., for there ware Just oh1ut as
many present st the Convention Is. sccorl-
log to tho election returts. voted tn, Ma
hone tick:t yesterday week The Convention
Was as piba'd 10 its proposed priociplcs bs il
was in its actual color. and. to thcso atQu'in!cd
with its component parts. afforded as many
reasons IS there were delegates Ir.ssnt shy il
WAS htld. though they could all be included
uoder one heed-love of Office AID bopo &c OBJ
tain it through General Mahono's iLhlaic?;
the huogry souls being 50 bliud that they Gould
not see that The Generals l1tluerc, is now one
of the many thiofs that were.
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The MarkelS,

BALrI@osE, Juno 3.-VirRinis Gs old -; do
deferred -; do consolidated SCI ; do second SO.
res 90; past cus coupons 95; new 040s 5Gi
bid to day. Cotton frmer; middling II Flour
quiet; Howard st and Western super 3 50sS4
do extra 2jsS5; do family 25s{6 So; City
Mills super 8 t0AS4 do extra 50sS5; do ismiy
5OsS7; do Rio brands 62aS5 rs; Pstapsco
family S7;5 Wheat-Scu!hern quiet and steady;
Western lower and dull Southern red 120s125
do amber i25al20i No i Maryland l2G; No
Western wrtr red spot and Juno l23 ,l23s
July l2lS!l2s3 Aug lle5.ll!s Corn-5outh-
ern stea1y; Western y shade better, closing
steady; Southern Whita G91; do yellow 81;
Western mi-ed spot tGi A57; June 6ts 1869 JuIy
go. So; Aug 81 BID; steamer 5G1. Oats quie,
and steady; Western white 4Si49; do mixed 90,
81. Rye nominsly lLS.ll0. Hay quiet; prime
to choice Pcnna and MsIyland 1881. Cofee
steady; Mo car8oos ordinary to fair 9tsll4
Sugar higher; a sofs lCt Whskey dull at lO9
NEW YonK, Juno Stocks strong Money
3s3l Flour Gu! snd unchanged. Wheat
moderate trace Corn 4.s, lower
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Trouble Autic!Dafpd

MSS ssemved letter from o. AopelIe No,th. .
Ws:t Territory. dated Nay 10Th. il which i: ia
staeu mat Sitting bul aud hi. tribe are q, that
p!se -, ano That trouble is expected bstween them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

AS time passes at Albany it beconts mere
and more apparent that if the democrats Go not
gaia two Senators from that State they will. st
lsss', secure one Senator, who will BE- of Nero
real service TO them than any two OF lh:ir nwa
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC JUNE lS.,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. 10 a Reed
Str 7 V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, 10 70,
tomac Ferry Company.
Str Msttsno. lower Pot'c, to Broder, 6 Cc
Schr Thomas b Taylor, Georg ,town, to II
Hooe.
Schr Edwin G, Hsvre de Grac', 70 TJEc.
hatfsy s. Go
Schr Charley Woolsay, Warrington, t. II. mo
& Bait Coal O..
PASSED UP.
schrs Emily Borden. Robt Mfch,ll. Peter
Crowell and Maggie. for Washington.
CLEARED.
Stmp E G Knight New York by F A Red.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. By + A Kt,o,
Schr Rose McDevlt. Norfolk, by j 2 AQItw
& Go.
schr Thomas B Tsylor, Bat orc, by pB
Hoos.
Sctr Flying Scud. Hsvre de Grace, by T }
Mehsffey & 90.
Schr Cta'ley Woolsey, Poughkeeps:c. N Y,
by Hsmp IL BAIT Coal %.
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:, Commander Glass. Commanding the United
ota'os steamer jamestown, 10 Ala.k,n waters.
reports that be has given orders fer the sboI =
si1n CT slavery among iha 1udiats.
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M-AlSISiEGlI.

At the Eli;Copsl Rcc:ory, in I.ccstu;g ca
TUESDAY morning. Ma?:l ISL by kav. Er T.
1: DAVIS FRAN =. ODkN and hil.s CGE-
STANCE, darehta. CT Capt. johG II. tnrttr.
sll Of Lon iOul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

OST from o carriage this morning PACK.
- AGE containing QUILT made OF brown
and blue silk. TITO finder will please leave "a!
this office. A suitable reward will be given. !!
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
AV dated on tho 9th day Of February, ISIS.
executed By Charles +. Suttla and Of record IN
the land records OF Tbs city Of Alexandra. Va,
lioer No. Z, psge rs. and by the request of .Lo
beneficiary thereby indenuiGed ard toured IS
trustee 10 said deed nsmoi. will proceed to sell
q: public auction, q. lhe front door OF the prem.
lses conveved, on SATURDAY. the "a day o.
July. 1881, at II m. ,hs said premises t. wit
the LOT OF GROUND with the BKlCh
WAREHOUSE thereon, situated on thu north
side OF King street. between Lee and Ut:0n
streets, IN the city OF Alexandria, vs., in front
on King street z24 feet, and extending nor,n-
wsrdly the same width al in from. 81 fest t.
FayeEe alley; bang the premises now occupied
BY K K. Downham Il 20
Terms OF Sale: Ca.h
}. g. T. SUTrLE,
Trustee.
N. B.-Au srraLsemeEt have been made By
Vnlca The above detC 'bei property will bn
sold free o! the dover right thereon ofiL, widow
OF =. r. Suite. deceased
le3-2twlW j. Il. r. 8
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r, Mr. ames A. CoplaD, Librarian CT The Uoion
CATHOLIC Library Chicago, IT,, i; The latest man
vi has been made HAPPY through the Us, Of
TINS valuable Iioimen'. The foIioHicg is Mr.
Coaan's cndorseman':
UNION CATHOLIC LIBRARY Association J
2G4 Dearborn S;rcet,
-, Chicago. Sept. Ii, 1880
Win to add my testimony ss TO the merifs
OF 81 jacobs OIL as cute for rheumatism, Oso
ooltle has cured ne Ct this troublesome diso,se
Wl'ca gave me great deal OF bother for a onv
Te tu; thanks 10 the remedy an care
Ms statement is unsolicited by any one in its
'o'efes'' JAMES a. CoNLAN, Libra.i,u,
A Cough, Cold Or Sore Throat sbo,,d
2s stopped Neglecs frequently results in On
shcuraDle Lung disease or COnSnmn-
lion. u 50 WN's isONCTIsaT,
AEShE s do not disorder the stomach iito
coush syrups and bslssms. but act .stra,'Ss
o o;a .ne unnamed parts, sllaying irritation
give vere!et IN Asthma, BrOnchtfis.s 'ou"TS'
Catarrh, and The ThrOnt TrOubIeS uh;oS
81; Sansers anu Public Speakers ara snh.
}ect 70. For thirty years BrownIs Rroncb;oI
80 n,Seses hsVe baen recommended BY phvsic;ana
sau Always give perfscs s.tisfl c,on H.D;,I,
oeen listed by wide and constant psa fo- rasniss
% ea'ife generation, they have attained uaISS
~ .tea fank among the few staple reme1;os nr
.-o age. colo at 2oc. box everyWhers mhla
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Turco Greek convention has beco s'gald
OF Athena.
All the nountain tribas around Mateur. Tuois.
have submitted to the French.
Count WororzofIdashkoff has r,tited to
Pstorhoff on scoouDt OF quarrel with the
Gar.
Daniel McSaeeney. who csids 10 be 40
American, has been arrested 10 Ireland uo1er
The Coercion SGT,
The Spanish Anti Slavery Socsty demand
the abolition of capita! punishment as we'll ns
abolition Of slavery.
The crops 10 the greater part of Russia are
very satisfactory, and even in the less favored
districts the prospects are good.
The ringIcader iu tho anti jewish Eiots st
kletf has been sentenced to three sUd ono halt
years penal servitude and the loss OF his civil
rights. His scoomplioes have been sentenced
10 shcr:er terms OF Imprisonment.
Sir Charles w. Dixie said 10 tn, British
House of Commons yesterday that his govern
ment aud the United States would endeavor 10
come to some understanding relative TO fishery
acquisitions.
Mr.. Gladstone denies tia. the supprs sson of
the Land League has been commended bY the
Irish executive. The London Times severely
condemns the governments ioaotiVitg in Ire
land. Mary OF the rioters arrested in ltoland
were armed with riffs.
Sir Edward Thorntoo, yesterday, savo to
Secretary Blaine draft 90 London for els. 600
steripg, the sum sgroed upon as compensation
for damages il hcted Cd American fishermen 10
the Fortune Bay STAIR. This final settlement
has been made with the best Of feeling on the
psrs of 10th governments
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A monument to the memory of tho upknown
Confederate dead in Mount OIivet Cemetery,
Frederick City. Nd, was unveiled yesterday.
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Near Somer's Station. Oh The Chicsao. Mil
uaukee and ST. Paul Railway. fifty eight miles
north of Chicago. snow and bail fell yesterday
evening from one to ten inches deep in places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

"BlACK-DRAUGHT" cures dy.r.,
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by Z. S. Lesi beaten s. Bro.
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General Grant arrived a! New O;lcaps last
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7 OST, near A. s r. depot, Alaxsad-i. on
~ June 81, A PLAIN GOLD RING. The
finder will DO reRsr led By leaving the ssu.e
with H. +. BOONE,
3-l;s A. & +. D.po,,
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XGIANTEU
w LOCUST PINS.
liiocats long / ! riches fquars

They NUT bs straight, free of kno;,. WIN
no es sEo decay. W. A. SMOOT,
leo-lm Shoots wharf
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WOnlan'S Wisdom,

"She insi.ts that it i, Of more in pGr.sEca ,c.,
ker family should bs kept in full health, ~
that che should have sl!the faskioas5lo G,s@.a,
and styles of the times. She therefore sas. :,
it, that each member CT h:r family is sup,i;s4
with enough Hop Hit.rrs at tho Grs. a2p5srorc1
of any symptoms Of nny i'll health. to prevent =.
tit of sickness with it, attendant e1pco;e c.:a
wisdom in this way."-NcW Harcl Paur!i,,a'
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RICHMOND. Jane 3.-4:l5 z. M.-Mr. Mc.
Cabe. Of L:udoun. amid great confusion, said
be va, az origin,l Ma'sc mao, but be low aaw
that CJl Cameron WAS the oh0i,. Of the coa
veniioD, AID no moved to make the nomination
OF Cameron unspnouI
At TIL, point. when it WIS was eViden. tia;
Cameron was nominated. ths Wise apd Grooar
delegation having goos ear to him. G,u. Ma
houe c1mo forward. and asked that the r'i1es!
OF tho Grouer sud Missile mcD, 10 b, allowed to
relra fer coefrretcs. be granted. This r. les!
had been made 10 The confusion and net acted
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CAMERON NOMINATED

RICHMOND June IS 2. M.-CJl. W. Il.
Cameron. CT Pet,rssu.g. he's 5otn nominated
I n T. lv:roGr
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Temperance Picnic..
LEErowN Aug. 10Th, 1881.

LEErOWN Aug. lOth, lccl.
MESsRs. EDITORS;
The Leetown Lodge |. q. of G. T., pur-
suant 10 notice. held its annual Picnic in
DIR stephens woods near this place on sat
urdav last. This Is the. eighth annual pic
ME. besides three e'mp meetings, this Lodge
has held since q 6~rCanizatiOn Dee. 10th
1869. and | viii venture TO say that not a
single member of the Lodge or citizen OF
the community but viii pronounce 1t the
most pleasant rs well as the most profitable
of any we have held. The speaking was
excellent. taken altogether, better than we
have ever had on. similar Occa SlonS. 4ho
attention paid 20 the speaking throughout,
by the large assembly present, WIS very
aattering % the speakers and g veiJ favor
able indication of the growing interest Ia
ken In the Temperance aus by all classes
of our fellow citzers
We 60 @ work with renewed zeal for
we feel assured that the great and bench
cent cause for which We are struggling needs
Crl- {, bc plainly and forcibly laid before
our p~eonle rs f. was on lost saturday, to
render Victory certain 1T no distant day.
Our LODGE. at its regular meeting on
Monday night. passed the following resoiu-
tiOus
Resolved til tho f5ouSs of this Lodge
be. and are hereby rendered to the Rev.
Mr.. Whisncr. of Charlestown, the Rev.
Thos. Wood, the Rev. ". +. Livingston,
the Rev. Jas. +. E0bank, Mr.. j. p. stump,
Ntr. j. b. Morgan and DR.. Wager for their
eloquent addresses delivered, and othe ser
vices rendered our AUS at or Picnic on
Saturday last.
Also that the thanks of this Lodge be ten
dered 20 the Niddleway Brass Band for the
delightful music atuitously furnished Us
rucr thF occasion, and TO DR.. Charles Ste
phcns for the use of his woods.
c. :. W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sypu3ET'

From the Register;
We regret to learn tbat Miss Gestie onI-
son. daughter of Mr.. J. =. Johnson, near
town. was s%cvcrel. injured on Saturday
c~yeping ms. or thc Shepherd Grade, by the
upsettine " a buggy in which she was n
dino accomB-r,ed ~ II. Frauk Fhlk, OF
Berkeley. who was driving. After the up
setting of the buggy she was dragged some
fifty wards before she was eXtricated. The
rry was a'so broken very much.
We learn that Mr.. G. W tnd-e nea-
town killed ten hawks, In one day, wees
before last. and they were simon purechick-
cn eaters at that. On the same day he kill
ed q larre black snake which had crawled
upon the roof of the back porch, evidently
making his way to an upper window to an
upper room.
MIR. Geo. McGlincy, Auctioneer, sold at
public sale. ON Saturday last, for Mr.. John
l.. Rickard, EXecutorot Thompson johnson,
deceased. N acres of land. near town, on the
pike .I. g To- N~,afhevsyillc, to Mr.. VIM.
Thomas Hoffman, 80 50 per acre; also q
half lot ON Washington street, TO Mr.. VIM.
L. Arthur, for So per acre.
The dwelling Of Mr.. James y. Righstne
was eutc-cl. q few nights ago. The burglar
c6- sHto q room occupied by three ladies'
ON Il e3ue,j.y night some n entered the
residence of. Rev. Mr.. Bowman and took
some small change from his pockets. Mr..
joseph Wclshans' residence was invaded
the thief entering 4 rtom ccctPet-tv N'ss
Naczie lf-ttc >tfy. pom d~iscove-lrs the
Young LAZY 90 Poe 20 axe he haStily -etroated.
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Au7ust p. 1854


Th, Presidents condition the past week
las been alarmiugiy cgitical-nausca having
-~..l and for a ti.nc fo0dcouidno, hetaken
IN a natural way. In addition, the swelling oil
theparotd glaujc v,,ted en~ousapprehensi ons-
The pulse aud temperature have kept az o con-
s,Saine decree and The President has been cor
-rczpondmgly weak ANA 81 times deliioos' Al
,oec,hcr tie people have been welnish roooed
',-f lone Of his ultimate recovery. On We'd
nesday the parotid gland was lancod 10y Dr.
U~,miiton-the pulse Immediately reached no
Lu.soon recedej. The operation met the eN-
pectstious Of 0e physicians and the latest oui-
ltuu was hopeful. Most Of the official am
nouncements concerning The Presidents cord.
ion have been promises 60 the eer cr>f,n To
he hone.
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sSG-TvHE OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS--I-
6rPEME c0uRT "a APPEaLS.

sat -d0E Au9. 20.-Hayerts vs.. Cline,
from WHIT county, petition for writ OF error
refused. Sweeney -. List, from Ohio coun-
ty, petition for appeal and superSedeas re
fused. Sta of West Virginia vs.. J.. ..
McGraw and others, from jefferson county,
petition %forappeal and supcrsedeas refused.
Glenn ara others vs.. Blackford and Others,
from Jefferson county, appeal and slperse-
IDEAS allowed, bond $500. Geo. W Setter
vs.. Chas. Il: Beale, from Mason county, APP
peal ard snpersedeas allowed, bond $500
Jno. u. Atkinson, ex'r, vs.. ". W. Sutton,
from Hancock county, appeal aud superse-
IDEAS allowed, bond 800. n. y. Bank OF
Va. Is. Machir ard others. from Mason
county opinion by Judge Patton; judg-
ment reversed and new Judgment rendered.
Lees executor vs.. M. and Nd. Bridge Com
pany. from jefferson county opinion by
Judge Pattcr judgment OF Circuit Court
affirmed. hbrahams IS. Swami, from ka-
nayha county; opinion by Judge Green /;
Judgment of Circuit Court affirmed. Bra
den rs. Reitzeubcrger from Richie county {;
opinion by Judge johnson Judgment Of
Circuit Court affirmed. Beatty vs.. Neou,
from Jackson county opinion by Judge
Raymond decree reversed and cause re-
manded. Adjourned rr1f net Fnfay
morning at @ O'CLOCK.
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nickcd for CIergymea.

Rev. - Washington, ID. c.. writes: l
believe it 90 De all wrong snd even wicked
for clcrgvmen or public men 20 be Tel into
giving testimonials 20 quac6 doctors o. vile
stufs called medicines, but vhoa q really
m%eritorious article made of valuable RENE
dies known tQ all. that IN physicians use
and trust in daily, we should freely COM
mend it.. Therefore chct frlly ana heartily
commend Hop Bitters for the good they
aeN' tao me and my friends. firmly bclicy-
d. ,hey have no equal for family use. |
will not be without them.-NeU York BaP-
fsf Hill
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PAINTS.

A.,acv Coz the sale 6f the celebrated N7r
YORK F.slid Pr'at. We cam recommend thi
as one ofthe best and most durable of the ready
mixed paints I'm the market. Sample cards.
SOUTHERN CHEMICAL CO.'S PAINT
We are lust I'm receipt of o large shipment of
those guoi>aul can Gll orders for any quantity
nut up I'm barrels. pals. gallon and halfgallon
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Lewis LolG. Iius1cl CI. tolurs. Glass. Put
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lire 30 bottom prices.
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" Valley Female Go Iege,"
Winchester, V~irglria.

REV. JNo. p. HYDE, \. NJ, President,
With a fun Faculty of Experienced Teachers.
THIS excellent UcWE 1o'-ocL for young l-
dies will beliafc ian scs>ion on the N'cord
Hlises}.4 u Seuianbc. 1osl. Innlli- appoint
mcn,s every prccaution win Doc taken looking
t0 tic health and comfort ofthc pupils.
Ntsilal advantages are unsurpassed.
Terms very moderate. For particulars apply
20 the PRESIDENT.
august -. lSSl-Gt.
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Charlestown Academy,
WM. II. KABLE, 4. Nj, PRINCIPAL,
Wv l. WuIrE 4. NJ. NsafsrAN1.

~ vt. g.. W MlIE. y. w. ANFNAAf-f
The next session. Gf'ans Wednesday, Sept. eth.
Prompt .itel.tarcn on the day 81 opening eS-
pccially desirable. For parueuia q ~ terms.
&c, addrcs tie, Princip9lo. -harlestown, Jei-
faasCn County. West Virginia.
Eugrst ~ tSSi-Gt.
Mr.. W. White, who has Ee5n engaged as
I'm Assistant and who will occupy that position
for several years, is a full graduate of Hampdcn
sidney College and spent one year in the Aca-
demic Course at the University OF NirSini"-
Tho following are y few extracts from nurner-
Gus testimonials resented by m'' ,..
'TiHFort and successful IS n at4dent and
honorable and gentlem anlT as a man
We'll qualified both hy character and attain
ments 10 be a highly efficient and successful
teacher.
Rev.J. Mp. ATKINSON, d.. D.,
President and Prof Mora! Philosophy
Hampton Sidney College.
Ioft rs with a highly satisfactory acquaint-
ancc with the course of instruction IN LATIN.
It's high character rs a Christian gentleman
rivcs promise of all which in a moral polntany
Parent would ask I'M Je o. fher CT ms son
WtiIEb Blaze. 4. NJ
Prof. Latin. II as. College.
d" robils mas 5rtfc highest character and |
feel every confidence that his ialthiulneSS, ms
conscientious ucNotlOl ~ VU'e ''
integrity i'm all things will insure 2 gTauiJlng
success as a teacher. | unhesiiahngly COM
mend him to the favorable consideration OF the
/. L. HoLLIDAY,A, N,
Prot. Physical scienccs.
Task leave 90 Join his other friends il 5ea7-
ing testimony tOhE,uncommon ntnesS' ~ fs9-
SON of dne naive Stility, careful, faithful .cal-
tire ana general high character, for the sphere
DE-. KEMPER. j. NJ,
prof Mathematics.
~"Graduated in my department and was an
attentive. faithful student and won
confidence BIZ his c0nscientlousneSs ana pleas
ing department. These qualities VIII make
hiss useful man in his chosen VOCATION.
Apb1soS HcGT A NJ.
Prof Greek II. s. College.