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cca5Ileexxaudria Oazette
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT 5

FEY ben LET A CHILD DRowN.-R cent
y u! s:rGD.ly boil. and we'll dressed Eighth
lneo s:o'd rouod the blsiD 10 KeusIngtou Gar
dcnS ard ottbcra;,ly watched a liltIs airI Of
tour sears Of ~ drown 10 .wo feet Of water. Il
"ou!G DC Il ;Ltort il We Gu d pcfsoads our
selves that RMS chance sample of the nslloa all
happened 10 be 90 exceptionally thick skuled
thsi thay cid not sno,s what to do in the emer
Gcu,y, tI: review OF the VIII l. circumstances
RGUi.s Of 80 Other conclusion than that they
siEpV Cd not care TO vet their boots Ap old
nIau wac had 0gnught another oti Gu.
EiurtsS :toca. eu.Fuated item to repeat bis
scion, i, be WIs tiussctt tor feeble at the mo-
IL n, b. noae OF tie st fl ID clGards would
move O-e hero asked his dog to do some-
toirG, euu inc four footed brute set the best
tE4Inpl: na c.uld 10 the EiCeds, who stared 10
EstOulsi.G2lt at lis proves. The dog falling,
his pr0slotor !rcd the eff c!s OF pole, but
me polc b.iog too short, the philanthropy ard
Invention o' the assembled company were ex-
haus,td. end ;he poor e. II was LET: 10 perish
l. soy ono hsd SAID beturchard that of lily
ElHhs!C!nr. takcn anywhere a. r.adorn, lW>o-
~ five OF tlc1, sIUgy or hand 10 hand, would
not ha7" C-=Hcd ev a Toto dee Water 10 u mo-
Gcn: ana "a a manly Impulse, be would have
ocau lDGIg l,at y tod that he was slandertg
tho RAGS. These hU Initiating procet rogs. how
ever, reveal % Us how wa 90 uay staGd, explain
II as W. msg.-TdN Mall Gazette.
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Opening .aasi Giosiug Ut dne nails

"s'SA~AsIs askaN skOSkAS VI inc Hi&liEs
CLOSING.
Washington, D. O., snd Northeastern mails
8. In, II N. aad and Is p. N.
Western mails 80 and Is p. NJ.
Southern nlsiIs, via Richmond, Vs., 10 80 =.
10, and 80 sid Is .. M
South sEd Southwestern mails via Lynch
ourS, Virginia. way and through mails, OO g..
10. and " p. &c.
Asna5sss Division 90 q. m.
AiezsEdf.s 10 Sound Hill Va, 800 a. nj
OPENING,
&ortharn and Western mails. via Washing.
hon, y. T., = ~ .. IL. II II. &nd q 90 D. IN.
Southern .--.-!!@, Via Nich mond, Va, s 80 Z. III
Eng , 80 a. n.
Southwestern mails 7ia Lynchburg, Virginia
Through nails Including way mills on Midland
kailFoad, s ~ Ii. Il.
MANASSAS Division 30 p. H. for lock box only.
Found Hill 10 alexandria, Va, 30 p. L.
GiLc@ hn-7S--oi!!co oEoGs St 5 81 y. NJ, and
c.o5"s ~ 7 % =. ii.
SiaG-% s-o4-s-0lE2e opens =. IS q. NJ, and
CLOSES +: 8 20 =. -.
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FANCY GOODS.

GLOVES in Kid, Berlin, Lise Thread, Silk
~ and Lace, showing all the newes: shades
for the seBson. also 8 new assortment of Lice
Aitts. Price 25e. Soc, 75c and 81 rs per pair
Corsets in all tho leading styles, perfect il L.
end finish. Prices Soc to So 60 per pair.
Underwear Special attention il called b Ina
large assortment for Ladies Gents, Misses.
Boys and Infsn:s IL Gauzs Lisla Thread, Cog.
srmer and Summer Msrino; si5o sre exhibitirr
choice assortment Of Ladies' Undergarments
Of every description. Chenisss, Drawers, Night
gowns, Skirts &c.
Linen and Siik Observation-Disclosures
Hosiery, showing the most choice patterns rs
we'll as the largest assortment Of medium .1t.
finer quality. Constantly adding tau lst,B: pst.
terms IS soon as they are offered for sale by the
manufactures
Neck Rulings. Rufs, Skirts Vei!iuss, But
tons, Silks, Cottons, &C.
Edgings in SwisR, Hamburg, NAjas:ok, C0-s-
line, Vermcel!e, FaieI cisnnes, i.rgue4oc,
Torchon, Russian. Veaise Crochet, SC.
Eighmie Patent Bosom, Reinforced and
Scratch Shirts, in lxuudrsd End urisundrisd
Collars and Cuffs, eizes y to IS icches. Prices
lie Is, Zoe and 25c
Germantown, Shetland and Ssxory Wooi,
Zephyr Worssedi in sill Coofs, Silks, Canvass, u G.
NeckWear-at sill times the collection wi.l
surpass all other assortmsIts offered ia the CITY.
A line display of Clsudsnt, the best Scarf ever
made for men; also Gordan, Fle1o., DAudaco,
Tropical, DE Joinville, Lace, and q c,lups;l
line Of Fancy Ties ind Bows.
@. M. AID ANS.
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5W AsHlNGToN q OHIO RAILROAD


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (BXOEPT SUN.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND BOUND HILL,
Beginning May 8, 1851.
Leave Washington q. ~ 5. 70. and 42O o,
M and Alexsndris at 926 a. m. 425 .. N,
Ease Leesburg, going westward, At ii 80 a. m.
and 6 40 p. M. and STRIVE a. Round Hill At
II 10 y. m. and 20 b. III. Leave Round Hill
at B 81 q. m. ind II 30 pm. Pass Loesburg, CO.
ing eastward, 81 % o. NJ. and l 10 p. M, and
arrive st Alexandra st s 10 a. ru., and 8 Is
p. en-, and al Washington 8 Is 3. m. and
% p. m.
sa1- Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
Potomac Railroad station at 20 . m and APO
y. H., and 90 through to Round Hill without
change Of ca1s.
The 9.25 q. m. train from Alexandris dl23O
2: M train from Round Hill connect at Round
dill with Mccoy & WiRginton's Daily Line of
Coaches for SnickersvilIe, Berryville and Win
Chester also ReameTs Line Of Coaches, which
Iasvs Lsssburg daily for Aide and Middle.
burg.
Both trains, westward make close connections.
81 Vienna, with Sissons Limo of Stages for Fair.
fax Cour. House.
Communication tickets, 81 sts Der mil.
AnnaalsiSketn, $50.
3. q. HAVENER,
ny General Ticket Agent.
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lin ROOFING, GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended 70 promptly. BY STANsBURY 4 BRO,
1ocDuFacutcr5 ard dealers il Stoves, lin Ware,
~, McBurney Building) corner King srd
Washington streets.
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1t>a:aaE5 oftais linz aill ruiz e. yo!!cys;
E'<sss ft<aEsT&ss.M,

S.&a;12F3 CT t;is !laH will ruiz ei yo!:c1s;
FS2ss f-ssEaT0s.EA,
Connecting win Merchants; sud E;iners Limo
ioc Eocsou. Steamer
EssHG- 0g TEE EssEg
~ Soy &NNohy, WEDNESDAY snd
FhIi!A z, ~; i Gu O. clock p.m.; returning laws
Norfolk Oh alternate days 1t i.00 g. H.
t;i!s s!aUEch iron steamer has Just been psint.
ed ttTou&hcIs. stntet0ons newly furnished ead
csrpe.cd, and il tins lAoC.sorest Is we'll rs tno
as.uss bg!,a On The f0.on. .c river End Chosnueske
5Sy, anc is tie ON! ? sloane! making close con.
Ie2tlcn With the New Yors snd Boston ste.rr.
ets; also Ccnnacts with Nlchmoai steamers .ud
Railroad ;u5s outh. Stops ut PLNRY PUINW
Ind POINT LOOKOUT gong End returning.
Hpgnnina M"y let, 1881, excursion tickets,
good for s.Vsn Gags. will Be i:su,d IS follows
Fustci.ss round TIP 10 II. hiontue and Norfolk
S3 u; 1is. class faro TO Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk 81; second c,asa each WY ST 90; irst
claas ;prn ~ Plaey Point and tuiuI Lookout
$ 80; t's! class ToInd Zip TO pinny Point and
Point Lookout 81 o.; sscoud cisss each WAY 75c
Sia.ccoo:as 81 meals 75c.
E:tSs Et:cx vS:Es6s,
snz2-l.&G 3 81: e. &. z!.r5G1 Eai-~:sss; .y<,ssa
t:!G5:F-s-
EVI,HI F.::}f.E, It IL IT,; snd returning
Lease New Ioc&. i:oGi p.ec Il, East ciyor, EV.
En- EGENAX. =. { O'clock L. T..
tbs g:ozGaars oi this company rcska coc,.c.
tons 81 Hor:oiis !cr HrstoE alId all points Eat.
x. NcT orE ";:h q! points W eat and North.
@ast End e. !>iGhal5r!& with Virgins Midland
lsa!trGad and Vas S,Gr;on md Ohio Railroad
Through rates i;iTea and ire2h: handled care
fully and promptly. Eor tur:hs- intortnallor
apply 10 / y. kHHD, Agent,
VIM. TGoM2S0N, P'asit!a1:. '''
tH2 81 Washington, D. G.
.e,s,.5ss CA -,'a G&i.N LINE EtEEg-
: LIZ I'd
ta!i:A G.4APHlA. FALL RIYEH, Prov.
IESC!s AtD SOSTON'
SsaSrna RS ieaYc Ale-:Iaria EVERY TIES
%! snc leave Philadelphia EVEHYSaT-
URDAY.
Tais line carr 22ia st Alexandria With ths0
z. q II. a?i " :; .. Is. Es., SEQ g rhilsdoi,
2EiS with C!ydo's regular Steamships for Fail
&!76r, tr"Yllancs nDd Boston.
ESai IN: Forwarded; with prom p:noss AND care
ffn3 OF co2Ifniasl2c5.
30 charge for transfer IN i,hiiada.ph;.. AID
Q Tharfags il ncs:Gn. Quick time. Fronuent
departures through rates ana taiou.h hiiIs
o. !AoIAg gwen. Insurance ct the lowest rates,
Agents:
+. 4. REED, iiezardeia.
Vii. = CLYDE s. co, phJIa6ainsi.,
JOANHG!N j. &C.. Wash. Z Georgtn.
js1 SIT ~
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I HSA ouxAr SSl

I SSA ouxAr 1881
70 ruE E SoEHE Isl s SSgTz EST
DOuBLE TRACE
BTER;. PAllS. spLENDID 6CEEEG
RhGNI%jUENT sQUIPMEEi,
hsy l6Lh, 1851.
Trains leave Washington from depot Of BAL.
TlMGsE s PoTOMAC EA1LEoAD. COR
nor of Sixth AID stIsets, rs follows:
For Philsdelphis, New York and the East. s and
10 Sc n. daily. except Sunday, end 2Og, 10. 90
and ~ 10 2. N daily, with Palace Cara j,im-
itsd Express Of Pullman PSrlor Cars $50 3.
sp.. daily, except Sunday. For Philadelphia
s aud III ~ a. Ii. daily, except Sunday, and
2U9, AZ, IL and IL is p. m. daily.
For Pit!soCrg end The West $40 s. M, with
Psrlor Car TO PittshUrg and Sleeping car to
Pnlttsourg snd ChIcsgo; 1899 a. N. daily
;, S."V .. N. Ia y, With te!ace Oar to Chicago.
except sunday and $50 D. m. dsily, except
Saturday, with Pslace Ca IL Csnandsigua.
FOR Watkins, 1880 b, II. daily except Sun
day.
For Baltimore, 6 ~. 500. $50 and 1880 a. NJ,
200, II, 44O. SAC, 93Q, ~ 10 and 10. 10 D. m.
IN Sunday,o.CU and 1913 s.m.; Zoo. 8. ~, $50,
IL % md l0.l5 p. m.
FOR Popes Greek Line 6 40 q. m. and 40 p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 d. q. n. and 40 q. m. daily
except Sunday.
:. LOCAL TRAINS.
Eor Aie1andrls 7 90, 20, $40. and IL 80 q,
M, and ~, 8, 8 20, and II 80 p. m. Sum
=, Day at w, ~, and II 30 a. m. and p. m.
Tralna leave Alexandria for Washington, 800
o.05, and 10 q. La. and II 40. 3, 8, u go
y. IN. snd II night.
On Sundsy at S.U5, and l0A. m. and 90 and
9 ~ p. n.
TEkOUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Suantico and Richmond, will lesve Alexan-
drlG ct 7.20 anc II u q. M. daily and 8 70 p.
N. dsily, except sunday.
Fest hail, leaving at II II .. M, makes but two
stops, VIZ: at Quantco and Frederlcks burg,
between Alexandra aud Richmond.
Tickets and information csn be procured 1T
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
SoutEeass. J. &. WOOD,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
General Manager. myl8
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Is. c - RsA EEs.

fsiO i :. EGEj:iS OF TIE CITY AND
< lJC1II tF ALHXaNDhIA-I re-.
spsc.iI.!y aAalu-cg myself Candidate for The
House O: DE.&sa,vs OF Virginia, suffice. to the
viii q II TcDpla III Lle prl nary election Of the
ConseF7 -:!Eo party, 20 DC held on Monday, the
Z5.h MS. Il Is s.ulc5j needless for me ~ s.y
th@ stand aqGaro!y upon tue platform of the
C"A7e'E&!!Te s.T!y adopted August 1.h.
aGglb-.1 CHARLES e. STUART
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TIE STEAMER
& 4 = ESGE Z H A nv

carrying the q. J. ktaiD
- u! iaivn Ger wharf, foot CT Frince street IN
isi E>i}AIS md THURSDAYS 4, 6 - y,
ga go SS4J hDATS, $. GEO p. II stopping n,
lls%7 f'l2: sad Eeipt Lookup! going aud re-
tuIGi%S :a!2irln2 ie"vos &uifoik en- WEU.
IL DAEH, FRIDAYS aaG bUNnHyS; ~ =, 4
o'c'Cck =. Il, u az
.he%'AnnH with Ms.l. 1881, Excursion tickets
"iil oe i2&"td. good for tour days, as foliowt:
tifa! e.s5 l:.s 10 sorlrsis Monroe and En-.
folk s. 01 First class round trip, So co; Second
S,Ss5, nach "a. ST. 81; Er-t.clsss fare to ;ioev
So;I;s n?d Fnat LOOKOUT 81 50; First.clsss
Eoehc ss:p, 90; Sacynt c!ass, each way, rs CIR.
sta!e-U3l:ls 81. hiesls IS ca. - we
D. &. isuOE, Agent. mh@i
sHLA:jo j. sEAEoAKO C0AsTiNa eH1
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LEG Al NOTICES.

" lkG1NIA: In tho Clerks ctLiee OF the Cir
cult Court for the County of Fairiay, In
equity. August 30, 1881 In vacation.
John Johns. j., plalutiff. vs.. kcntey Johns,
Arthur {. johns, Julia Johns, Ia!nerlns r.
Peytun and Il. Jefferson Pcyt0n, Mamie v.
Lee and Arthur Herbert Executors of John
Johns. deceased, defendants. La equity
The object OF This suit is TO have the order Of
Fairfax County Court entered ct the JeEu,ry
etm 1879, of said Court, ordering the !sit will
ana codlcll Of John johns, decd together with
the sMda vils of Oassius +. Lee, Virgins Mason
and Diana I. Dickson. 10 be rGGor led in sid
Court declared null and void and Of no Ell, ct,
set aside. and rendered inopers.ive, SO that it
cannot be used ss evidence in the Courts Of lba
State OF Maryland or elsewhere 10 show that ssid
will snd coGlcll were subscribed by throo wit
nesses In the manner required by tho laws Of
ii arylsnd and, If in the opinion OF the Ccu.. i.
Is proper, tor Trial by jury 10 be he'd TO ssrer.
tain whether said will aud codicil bnd bEen cIo-
cuted IN such manner tnat tEUy passed thu resi-
estate of the tes!stor, situated IN Maryland; also
TO euJoln and restrain the said kcnsey joins and
Arthur Johns, or the said OAssius F. leo End
Arthur Herbert, Executors Of said John johns
decd from IN any manner using the ssii order
OF Fairfax County Court, or Any copy thereof,
or the record thereof in The eli :e of the Register
Of Willis of Anne Arundel county, Marysnt j, as
evidence in the suit in the Circuit Court of ssid
anne Arundel county, Mary land whorein chm
Jchns, jr, is plsintif, and Ecnscy LoiHs aud
others are defendants.
An ttiisvit having been msds end fled that
tho defendants. kensey johns; Catherine H.
Psyton and T. Jefferson Peg tou Mamie V. d,
Msson aud Richard K. Mason are non-rcsidsut+
of Virgins, it ia ordered that they do appear
here within one month after due publication and
do what Is Eecosrs7y to protect their interests
herein. A copy teste:
JNO. w. GRAHAM, Cierk.
p. q. Marshall.
VIM. NJ. Merrick, }p.u,
Wsttles & uehbsch. se1-w4s.
1 N FAIRFAX CIRCUIT COUkr,
n ~. august SON. 1881.
s v''; = s sa' Ia debt md attachment.
Memo. Ine Office! OF this suit is 10 attach
tract OF lend, near Clifton station, IN Fairfax
county, belonging to John Amea and purchased
OF Mary a. Otis. and containing seven acres and
thirteen poles, and bounded az follows: On tho
north and west by the lands of Charles Parker
aud Alfred BtcSwith. and on the east and south
by the land OF Mary A. Otis; to secure the pay
ment of Sll4 SIS. with interest thereon from the
lst of April. 1881.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that tho detend-
ant, John Ames. is q non resident Of tho Stale Of
Virginia, it is hereby ordered that he appear
here within one month from this dSy and do
what is necessary to protect his interest.
A copy-tes!e:
JNO. w. GRAHAM, Clerk.
j. NJ. Love p. sepl-H4H
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6. II. MUM Il Co. Dry VERzENAY
tHAMPAGNE-i'lnts and Quarts, at MOBUR
My l. SONS
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60 TO MCDURNEY's AID buy yourself scmc
OF these Glo Aiexaucrls made BRooMS.
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Ca ask your druggist for COPY of ~ unf
Nous Friend" -aad read 1t!
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Hsl, Southwark. connects at Charlottesville
with Ches. & Ohio K. T.. Esst and West At
Lynctburg connects With Norfolk & West.
EN- X: H., :hrcush Southwest Virginia. to
Nashville Kew Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and TeIss-and at Danville with Richmond s.
Dsrviiie 4. r., to South snd Southwest.
Szpreas Southward connects st Charlcttes-
Wills w. all points Oh Ches. g. Ohio K. B., and
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
e1aadrs dsily. except Sunday, s on .. m. and
IL IS g.. IT,, and returning srGivo at Alexandria
y DO = m md ? 20 p. ~.
sor NAN ASSAS LINZ leave Washington
: 10 o. u. and AlezsldriA 7 t5a. ~, daily
except Sunday, STRIVE at Strssburgstl2 rs pm.
connecting with the Valley Kosd Esst and
West. Leave Strssburg 80 p. NJ, arriving st
Alo1sndria 81 25 .. 10.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV
ISlON leaves Ae1sndlis daily, excso. Sun.
day, 1t 60 e. H., arriving at Slrasburg ct 05
y. H.. and returning leaves Strssburg at 5 rs
y. M, arriving in Alexandria st = sc p. m.
For Middleburg, daily connection Al Plains
r!Htion.
For uppe.vil!e, regular connection at Dels.
For WAKHgNToN, lssvs Washington q.
III =. n. daily and II 05 a. n. .dsily, except
Sund.y.
Passengers can leave Warronton at rs am
and tESe mixed train at Junction aDd reach
Alexandria at u ~ m, in time to niake' a. s.
+. train Ct II 50 p II for Washington, Baltimore
| and New York.
All trains make good connections, st Wash
ilgtoI, TO anG i-om North aad West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington ut
10 q. ~. running through without change,
Fast sf.in wi Marks adjustable Reclining
Chair Car attached runs through - White Sui
phur Springs without change ard from White
Sulphur TO Baltimore without change. This il
the iLStcst trsln between these points
| Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
, And An;us:a, Ca,, without change on ~ Is
?. 10. t-S;u.
TLrcuyh t!@!.;;ts very low 10 the South and
| south Hcst.
| nEYGEH Sr,AVEETER q ~
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SYRIA n RMA.
AShINGTON STEAM BOATCON
pA

SN{ ~-"-AA 49, WIN - ~ q NJ - " a i COM.
w PAN Y-LiMITED
On snd after Septenbe l. 1881, the boats OF
In9 " washington steamboat Company viii run
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
W. ~ 8 tU 10 10 and IL SO q. M, and Is,
10 4 20, 5 ~ ard go Z. m
LEAVE WASHINGTON
$50 10. 8 81 and 10 so &. III, aud 1915 200
70 a., 6 IS AID ~ .. m aue3l
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FON POT0IAC AlVaR LANDINGS

=. On snd sitter Monday, August lst, 1881, the
ste.mS: J: Y. ARR0 " SmliH, will ieaye her
%hs,t FOO: o; * Street 8: 7.Sl a. m EVEnY
for al! RIVER LANDINGS On MONDAY ss
lar Is Nomiai Ferry; On Thursday, Noipinj
Suri!oman end LeGn4rd!own; Ga Saturday
CuTrionGn eEd !.-nr srdtown,
o.ssGeF E TSTlC Sundays for 3iver Land
lnEs rs / :? Gown ~ Upper s:*ehudoes, stoprii 9
3! 65eu"s whs'f and Cha"el Point
&stin1 Creek. 1"' rs
M;o-it }. Il, wOOD, Manager.
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FOX At"FOEk, PORTSMOUTH. FOW.
E&ES5 Go&R0E End TEE SOUTH,
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stsssE Saa.s1 srat ..Ea,a,

gTO3 %5&G OK SaLX-The splendid RES.
"a 4Dlo-sCG aud q EO n DS known as
"CGhhlo So" leo reeidsace Of the late Thcn q.
son +. :; .z0H. Apply to
GkEkN 81 WISE,
aug%T-.I Real Ketrte gents.
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EIG:. @Aht OK HGNT-TWO BECK
- 4 IS on -. haaph street, Nos. 81 aud
% btt"@"n Princess and Oronoco sts., in good
r0psii Possession given Immediately. INQUIRE
~ LIZ " - Sifl -, hoyai st. my5-If
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Z! Ok -, Id Ore Of ths largest and most
- eighty ioCzLad RESIDENCES, with spa-
clous grounds attached, III the city. For terms
Sc. au,2 10 I5rsna L Wise it3O-tf
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5TCR j.ENg'-The THREE STORY BRICK
8: u W ELLiGG on the southeast corner of
PIt. And DuEu streets To 8 permanent tenant
tn" req! Hil 90 moderate. Apply at 10 Duke
Street aug25-im
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DEIJGs. CEgEMrCALs. DC.

Perry. Houston County, Ga. Jan IS, $50.
In 1879. there wero two negroa cOnfrrd IN jail
badly afflicted with Syphilis IN rnv otTcs! c..
phcity employed 9. T Swift 10 care them un-
der a contract, no cure no pay" he admins,
tered his. "Syphilitic Specific" and in q few
weeks felt bound TO pay him cut of tie "
treasury, SIS he had effected complete and rcGi-
cal cure. i. 5 GILES, Gro. Houston CO.. Ga.
CEsttaI ooga Tenn, F.b. II 1879.
The s. 5. D. is giving good s.tisf.c!!on Ono
gentlemen who had been confined 10 hia bed SIC
'ceekS with Sphiitic Rheumstism has been cur.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-25
dates Tor preceding wears:

The local money market was easy all the week
although with per cent the prevailing rate for
call loans on ordinary stock co llaterals. The ten
dency was toward greater ease and on the last day
2l2 per cent was common a rate as 3 per cent
Time loans rule at Sal per cent according to
length, and frst-class commercial to 4 months
paper passed at 3l204l2 per cent. The do
mestic exchanges Ncw-York changed only
little during the week. The latest quotations at
places named are follows: Savannah l. n 3.
premium: Charleston, lSG a premium: New
Orleans commercial $1G7J cents discount bank
81 premium; ST. Louis, 30 cents discount against
70 cents discount week ago; Chicago UNCHANGED
at so cents discounts Boston, par against l2I9 cents
discount week ago. The foreign exchanges dcvcl-
oped great weakness and in the absence of demand
actual rates declined to the basis of 81 S23,
and 81 ei24 respectively for long and short
Sterling. The weakness in the rates led 70
some anticipation of an early importation Of
gold hut ii is not yet clear that demand for hills
Tor thar or any other purpose would not irnucdi-
ately advance rates again. There is so little bnsi
ness doing that at the best the rates are hardly mara
than nomilal.
In The STOCK market the inclination to liGuidate
the " bull " speculation maize further devolon
ments. Early in the week the dccline
III prices was general, and r n considerable
short interest created, which furnished
the basis for sharp One-day rally That was ended
as soon the trading bears" closed their accounts
and In the absence of any other important buyinc
prices immediately began to decline again. If i
not alone the medium and small dealers who cx
hiblt a desire to hquidate but also the largest Of
operators. In fact, it appears that it was
The large operators who began the movc
HehC month or more ago, and who
with two or three important executions bave
succeeded III securing the profits of the longest
Dull campaign that has been known in vears
Inc smaller operators and those persons who have
made investments III stocks are slower to apprcciofo
the effects of the railroad war; which gives no ign
oi nent the possible effect of creased wheat
crop nome and an abundant one abroad and to eoo
'hat large decline in the prices of stocks may occur
AMIDST our glowing prosperity without damage to il
INTACT that even violent liquidation of wild snoc
uia'lon may be to real prosperity the roofing ONT Of
weeds winch choke the growth of the fruitful nlaut
anu IL Is from the classes referred TO- and from one
vi TWO OF the large operators who were not sold
OUT That the market receives such STRENGTH rs If
now exhibits. The decline on the last dav of fine
week was somewhat accelerated by the unfavorab bile
euih III ue condition OF the President but probably
.heIe l. disposition to credit to that event reotnr
,nnuence upon prices than it really exertcd. The
pUSleSs lor the week in stocks at the Stocl,
1Achanse amounted to 23O7, 900 shares ooainst
N'oi0'~'o Siiares Tor the preceding week.
wEEALY RANGE OF PRICES.