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Mr.. Michael Robsett, a Sarge7st street.
[ ohoes, n. Y, was cured of very severely
y iJUred knee by ST. Jacobs OE.-says The
'es'hester n. Y, Sunday Herald.
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Barnum's circus always takes along a gross
OF German Corn Remover. Sold by drug
gisss.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

stering, 60 cays......4s6 per cent ex div..1c25s
'teTSing. sigat.........4Sg o. S. 41s..........Il5
Us, 81, extended LEI = New u. s. 4is...--l1SL
NefE-The purchasing price for Government
oncs In Indianapolis sari.s from the New York
quotations HSt PEI cent.
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The market was strozg and active foC gooe fat
stock at strong prices. bat they were scarce nces
stating butchers to leave with stsort supplies
About fifty odd poor cows That Rave be nasccnm
ulsting for the past three days r.st with slow
sale. Butchers have turrIed their attention al
most exclusively 80 coed stock, consequently
poor trash viii dnd this sisw ma-ket. We
quote:
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active alta ccuts. and butter doing fairly at quo
tatio,ls.
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oIeePF-fNcceIpIS, 10 ho1u; Shlprlents Go head,
the marlocS ruled rathecQuiet. though there is
steady demand at unchanged prices. We quote.
OOAu"A 10 lan ----.-'. 00dS4 20
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St Louis Market.
IEw \ oRK. April s.-1he provers Journal Blu.

NEW \ RK. April 3.-1he Drovers Journal Bu-
reau reports:
Beeves-Rece'pts.4 400 head. making $50 for
the week. Oxen &c higher, with carly Gle aranee.
Thin stockers and rough oxen sold at $40 50@
10 %: Door TO good steers Sll 00@13 co. prime do.
sl2 15@S 5o one car load choice steers. 500 lbs.
average, sold at IS 80 per cwt live weight:
p0riers nsed 90 car leads and paid SIS 0O@ls so for
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Vegetables IND Fruits.

Esney--Now. lsa20 In l and . ID. caps In cases
OF - lbs; strained. S9ioc
Sauer KraGt-ImpOrleo, s9G10 per cssk: uex
Dbl. So; bslf bbls., So 506S4 40
pals. s1<s. " ~
or1ons-Yeilow Drawers, 50 O0GS IS per bbl.
PDt2see6-Choice s. 1904 90 per Dbl.
AppAcs-S4 5O95 &C per bbl as TO quality. D-ien
Sp pie<-Eve poratec, l59l6c; Common dried. Sstoc
CrsLberries-sl2 Q0gl3 % per barrel.
Bes1s-Choice navy, 81 90; medium, g Isl;
HcSniny-Per sbl., 81 6534 90; pearl 1r.eaI, ca SO
as co: grits, S. 9sG5 -. ~ -
2aw Cabbagx-S6 OO85 so pa crate.
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SIC Iodine. So 5o@s rs. Iodide potash. s. 80
Cloves, 40@45c. Rhub1rb, eoc Oh IS window
glass, 20 and PER cent; double 65 per cent. of.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. April 3. FIour-stea1y and up-
changed. Whoat-U usstt.ud but generally hiro-
er and active; No. 2 Chicago spring, 81 35iS8I 20
ash; 81 SO April; 81 29IOs1 295s Msy: ST 275S
June II 2iis July; 81 lOIS August: No. 3 Chicago
spring, 81 USGl I212; rejected, 7SGs2c Corr
Excited and higher; 6S1k@71c cash; GSl zG6ss C
April; 724c May; 7lc June: 7l1EG7l1zc july; re
easy at 47@I914c cash; 47c April; 80 a4s51c May
4f54e June; 45kc July. Rye-Steady and un-
chnnrpd of S1GlSSc Rarlar-Ctnndr nd -.
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Alcohol, 50 s092 35: calomel 75ces1 IS; cam
phs0r, S09S9c; cochinel 60970c; chloroform, s5as
soc; gum opium. s. 00g5 25 indigo 81 00g3 co.;
morphine, So IS "a 90. Oils-CastOr 81 15d1 20:
sweet oil 9oc@sl 70; olive oil, 81 5O9S co; berga-
not (Sanderson's), 81 1898 90; lemon SANDER
sons, 80 2593 so. Quinine, p. & W., e S092 % !
cincho7idia,' p & W., 90995c. American bi-carb
soda, 4eSc; English do. 51z@6c. Snuff-Garretts
2oz. packs, 81 Is per doz. 4oz. bottles. So 60 ner
doz Floye's sulphur, 4@6c. Turyentine, 62@65c.
English yer. red, By Dbl, &c; less quantities,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-04
LOCAL, pREVITEs

Judge \. s. Meade and family have gone
to Charlestown. W. Va.
The National B. B. Club beat the Rich
monds yesterday by score Of Is to ).
Col. Wertenbaker, of the Third Virginia
Regiment, has secured the tents of St. John's
Academy Cadet Corps for the use of the reg
lm"nt y. the Warrenton White Sulphur
Springs.
As will be seen by notice elsewhere the
Alexandria Light Infantry, which gave such
q pleasant complimentary excursion short
time ago at a meeting last night, decided to
give shortly another excursion for the bene-
fit OF the company.
The four-mastcd schooner G.. B. Bolch
400 tons hurthen, with cargo of ice from
kennebec, Me, for the Great Falls Co..
stopped at the wharf Of the Potomac Manu-.
featuring Co. in this city on her way to
Washington TINS morning and put of a
number OF knees for the new schooner now
being built here.
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Pohick Church.

1t may not be generally known that this
building was much injured during the war
and has been almost entirely restored
through the liberality of friends at the
North and by the aid of members of the
congregation. Last fall regular minister
was set over the parish and its prospects
are now most encouraging, but it still needs
assistance. The historical associations of
the church make it an object of national in
terest. 1t is the parish church of Mount
Vernon. For some years General Wash.
ngton worshipped within its walls, and ser.
we'd as one of its first vestry. The Ladies'
Association of Mount Vernon have ALWAYS
expressed great interest in the work of re-
establishing the parish and have selected a
pew in the church to be known in the future
as theirs, and to be occupied by them when
present at Divine service.
The members Of the vestry and congrega
ton have done everything in their power to
help themselves, believing that this is the
best way to merit help from others, and
have made arrangements for an excursion
for the benefit of the church, to be given on
the 10th inst, the advertisement Of which
appears elsewhere.
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By Green & Wise, Auotioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL EsTA1

( COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court of
the city of Alexandria in the chanccry cause of
c. $ Taylor, ST., w. +. Dennis, admir-. ct al. the
undersigned will offer for sale at public auction
ut about ~ H.. on
SATURDAY, the Goth day of August 1882,
in front of the Court room, Market Building, on
Fairfax street Alexandria, Virginia, ALL THE
LAND lying west Of Tan Yard Ditch and east of
Alfred street and south of the Manassas Gap Rail-
road, occupation to Hunting Creek supposed to
contain 20 acres, but subject to survey.
Terms: One third of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue thereof in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months, with interest
from the day of sale; the notes of the purchaser,
with security and waving the homestead cxcmp-
ton to be given therefor and the title of the land
to be retained until the whole purchase money is
paid. JOHN NJ. JOHNSON,
iy21-ts Commissioner of Sale.
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Saved his Child.

I'm. Eutaw St, Baltimore, Md.
Feb. T., 1880.
Gents:-Upon the Recommended.
ton Of friend I tried BRowN's
IRON BIrTKRS as a tonic and re-
storative for my daughter, whom
l was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care Of
eminent physicians, was 10th to
believe thar anything could arrest
the progress of the disease, but, to
my great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken one bottle Of BRowR's
IRON BIrTRRs, she began to mend
and now IS quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re.
CURED :" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRows's
IRON BIrTERs, responded THAT is
agood tonic, take it.
ADoRAM PHELPS.
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Alexandria 0azette,
9
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1882 &.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Aug. 4, 1852
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather, light rains in the southern por-
ton, northeast to southeast winds, slight
changes in temperature and barometer.
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slaughter. General Passenger Agent; +. T..
laws, Asst. Freight and Ticket Agent.
The name of Rock Spring" station,
Franklin Division, " NJ. Railway, has been
changed to SANDY Level"
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More universally recommended than any
proprietary medicine made. A sure and re
liable tonic, Browns Iron Bitters.
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Harding and others.
1t is adjudged, ordered and decrecd that this
cause be referred to one Of the Master Commits
siones of this Court to ascertain and report to the
next term of this Court
1st The character and value of the personal
estate of Geo. w. Harding, deceased, which came
into the hands Of Anthony Harding, his admins
TRAITOR, and what disposition has been made of the
same.
I'd. The amount Of the debts due and owing by
the estate of the said Geo. w. Harding and what
proportion of the same have been paid by his ad-
ministrator.
Sd. The value of all real estate of which the
said Geo. w. Harding died seized and possessed ;
its location and the quality thereof.
4th. Whether or not the personal assets of the
estate of the said Geo. W. Harding will he sulfi-
clent to pay of and discharge the Indebtedness of
the said estate, and if not the amount of the do
cheney
9th. Whether not it will be necessary to sell
the real estate i'll the bill and proceedings men,
toned for the purpose of dischargng the debts
due by the said estate; if not, then whether or not
advantageous PARTITION among the parties entitled
thereto. If such PARTITION is not convenient then
whether or not the interest of all parties will be
promoted by sale thereof and distribution of the
proceeds amongst the parties entitled thereto
The said Commissioner is also directed to fake AN
account of the ad nnistration Of the said Anthony
Harding of the estate of the said Geo W. Hard
ing, deceased. The said Commissioners, before
proceeding to execute this decree, shall. civ, ten
days notice by publication in the ALEXAxpgI,
GAZETTE of his intention so to do, and the time
and place thereof.-Ertract from decree
TeSte: JNO. W. GRAHAM, Clerk
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- A l. T. OF 4 SSEL.

On SATURDAY, August 9th, 1882,
at II o'clock H., ut the wharf of B. j. Burgess &
Co., between Duke and Prince streets, We shall
offer for sale by public auction, for cash,
THE TWO-MASrED SCHOONER
JOHN w. GRAY"
of II tons burden length 40 feet breadth 6 it.,
depth D it., and her tackle apparel and furniture.
This Vessel is peculiarly suited to the oyster
trade. X KEMPER
ian29-1w q. 4. MUSllBACH, Nsslsheecs.
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FINE RENTED fine Of $500 assess
ed against the steamer w. w. Corcoran bv
the Collector of this port for CARRYING IL bar
rel of oil without special permit, has been
RENTED by the Treasury Department.
The case Of the steamer George Lealy fined
for the same offence, has not yet been taken
up, but it is thought that this fine will also
be remitted, as there is no desire on the
part OF the officers here to prosecute the
matter, they having been compelled, in the
discharge of their duty, to enforce the law
on the subject.
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HORSE SToLEN.-Mr. George Veitch of
Balston, Alexandria county, reported at po-
lice headquarters this morning that he had
valuable horse stolen from him ON Wed.
nesday night last The police officers have
description Of the animal, and, it is
thought, the thief will be captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-04

Browns IRON BITrERs efTectual-
" cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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DIsoRDERLY WAsH1sGroS WoaES-Tb


DIsoRDERLY WASHINGTON WOMEN.-The
dsgraceful scene Of a rough and tumble
fight between Washington women on King
street, few Sundays ago, was repeated on
the same street yesterday afternoon, the
participants being from the Capital city.
Three young women left Washington yes
tcrday on the ferry boat to come to this city
10 20 on an excursion TO Marshall Hall. On
the boat the language they used was so vile
that ladies bad to put themselves to incon-
ycliencc te get away from them. Arriving
here and finding the excursion boat gone.
they determined to have little pleasure,
and they commenced with drinking good
deal of bad whiskcy. Spending all their
money they cot 10 qIarreling on the street,
in which they INDUCED in the most indecent
language, over the question al TO which of
the trio had promised to pay the fares back
ON the ferry hoal. The quarrel. as all drunk
en- ullarvrl-: do. resulted in Il fight. Il regular
clothes tearing, knock down fight Officers
James Smith and Edward Goodrich were
summoned to the scene of the disturbance,
and after some trouble succeeded in arrest
ing the women and lodging them in the sta
ton h"li.i. 'nr Of them. the YOUNGER of the
thI,,.I So, stout .,iri II ,i,lr, declaring that
uu At nn,Il 1T policemen could run her ill.,"
:Ihr W. 'iI!I ~, however, but she made
thu -.r.', !Nr.y all along the route AT
tn, ,;,lt,! I'rlar they gave their names Us
N,i!,. iAN!!', alias Parker: Nellie Shrevcs,
ula, Walker. and Mary Bocman, alias
Breaks. ,i, ii,,t Two livi.i. ut a house on ID
stlrc. Washington, kept by Annie Murphy
Formerly of this city, and the latter at Il
house kept lay Lizzie Miller, also on Dstrcct
The Javn#, or Parker woman having on a
skirt and collar belonging to the Brooks girl
took them OF i'll her cell and tore them to
pieces. She continued to use such outra-
gcOus language and act so diSorderly that
she had t" br tied and gagged, but promis-
ing /" hrlayc better she was soon relieved
from her painful position. The three were
lakcn before the Mayor last night for the
purpose of having hearing but the Javins
Girl declaring that she didn't care a id
what was done with her, she was ordered to
be locked up again, without anything to eat
until THU morning, and the other two were
sent t" jail where they would be more COM
Portable than at the station house. This
morning the JaNins girl was fined s., and
the Shrcve ANA Boeman girls $3.50 each.
Failing 10 pay the fines they were locked
up until they could hear from friends in
Washington, with the understanding that if
the fines were not paid this afternoon they
would he sent To the work house ,whereupon
all three ri them commenced weeping, in
slstng that they would rather die than 20
10 the work house
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MARINE NEWS.


PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, AUGUST 4, 1852,
Sun rises. 5 6 Sun sets........ &
ARRIVED.
Str Lady of the Lake, Nort-k, 10 + A Reed 4 Co.
Str Nlattano, lower Potomac, to John I.annom.
Str Il Arrowsmith lower Potomac to Potu.
mac Ferry Co.
Schr Walter, Baltimore, with guano to Hooc.
SAILED.
Stmp Jno Gibson, New York, by L 4 Reed e. Co.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfk. by F A Reed & Co..
ARRIVED AT WASHINGTON
Schrs Harry Barry, Mable Thomas, Ida Ford,
NJ Thomas S Hitchcock all from kcnnebec
with ice and John Nichols lumber, Norfolk :
barge Gilmore & Meredith, coal Cumberland
MEMORANDA.
Schr northumberland, from Richmond ut New
York Sd.
Schr Samos O'Ncal, from Richmond at Boston,
3D.
Schr Ii Walker, for Washington sailed from
Bath ID.
Schr Geo r Vrceland, from Georgetown, at
Richmond ID.
Schr Samuel Sharp from Rappahannock river
for Boston, at Vineyard Haven LIST.
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Commissioners Once, Fairfax c. II.

august Isl, IoO-."
Parties interested in the above decree are here
by notified that ! have fixed upon MONDAY. An
gust 2Sth, 1882, rs the time. and my Office at
Fairfax e. Fl As the place, when and where ] will
proceed to execute said decree. al which time aud
place they are required to attend
Given under my hand this 1st day of August.
1892. d. NJ. CHICHESTER.
aug4-10t Coco
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RAILROAD MATrERs.-Mr. f. G. Chic
has been appointed Auditor of Accounts
freight and passenger-for the Associated
Railways of Virginia and the Carolinas,
taking effect from August J..
BY general order No. 3, from the office of
the General Manager of the Virginia Mid
land Railway Company, at Richmond, the
s S0T HAAS Tc MaDa are ANNOUNCED nna
Drake, Acting General Freight Agent, NJ.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ROCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
SANDY SPRING, MD. 3tsG

This Institution will be reopened SEPTEMBER
18th A full course of instruction will be given
with Lectures upon History, Bellies Letters and
the Natural Sciences.
For Circulars, giving full information, address
HENRY G.. HALLOWELL. AM
iy21-eoStw3m
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GALE OF STEAMER HARRY LoDER

NNNLE Of STEAM ER HARRY LODER
| By authority will sell the Steamer HARRY
loDER. at public sale. on SATURDAY, August
9th, 1SS2, at 10 o'clock a m. mt the wharf of the
HAMPSHIRE Coal Company. Sale positive Terms
made known on day of sale.
jy3i-5t &c, ONEAI
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NEALE ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Ycster(lay
morning Colonel Francis l.. Smith arrived
in the city, accompanied by Colonel David
a. Windsor and Mr. John A. Marshall, of
Alexandria, friends of Mr.. Ncale. The ex-
animation for bail came up before United
States Commissioner NJ. f. Peasants about
| o'cIorl,. the Government being represent
ed by Mr.. Samuel n Page and Colonel
Smith appearing for Ncale. After hearing
arguments from these gentlemen for and
against the question pending, the Commits
soncr determined TO grant bail in the sum Of
5000. This WAS promptly given by Ncalc
Colonel David \. Windsor being recognized
for the sum of $1,000 and Mr. John A. Mar
shall 5000. Colonel Windsor is a very
wealthy gentleman, and is we'll known as a
most prominent Readustcr
After satisfactory bonds were executed
Mr. Ncalr was released, and left on the 5
o'clock train. The time for his trial is set
for the October term OF the United States
Court. Gee HichmOad Dispaich Of fo-day
Ncale reached Washington last night
where he will consult with counsel, and
friends. Colonel Smith, although pressed
with other business, volunteered his legal
services, and conducted the examination be-
fore the commissioner with ability. The
trial may take place at the September
Court, to he held in this city, but nothing
definite Is yet knon Us 10 this.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Green & Wise, Auctioneers.

EWk SALE-At auction, on SATURDAY, Au-
4 gust 10Th. i'll front of the Market House, on
tmr inN street. tho comfortable BRICK DWELL
l.>' containing seven rooms and good cellar,
situate on Lee street. one door south of Gibbon
Has good lot south and in rear and is supplied
with g;iS The lot is .l6 feet front by 1O5 feet 5
inches deep
iIl., - -rUtu HENRY II AMNIJII
ftHUS'rEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT and
fnu NDRf, 1T Vienna, on Washington and
Western Railroad.
BY virtue Ola deed of trust from James Welch
and wife To the gncd to secure an indebted.
hes 20 Jonathan Magarety, dated the 2Sth of Nav,
1-'|i and recorded in lihcr A., No. 5, folio 167,
It iin request of the party secured ia said trust,
J Will sell II public auction in front of the Court
li"IIs", n: Fairfax county. on MONDAY, the 2lst
OF August lSS2, 4 LOT OF TWO ACRES, upon
which tlcrc is Il FOUNDRY, with it's aprurte-
ntmr's, AMI stock on hand. This property is well.
known as the place where the "Cummin's Pillow"
Is made and is considered very desirable to those
who wish 10 engage in this kind of business.
Terms Cash
jy2O-wlw JAMES VI. LOVE Trustce
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A. l.. |. MEErrNG.-Th meeting of the
Alexandria Light Infantry was we'll attend
ed last night, Capt. Geo. McBurney, jr,
in the chair. The question of an excursion
was discussed, and it was decided to give
moonlight excursion at an early day, and
the chair appointed the following commit
tee to make arrangements Lieutenants
Geo. s. Smith and Samuel L. Monroe Ser.
gcant Geo. w. Fisher, and Privates J. M.
Hill and Sidney Doug las Final arrange
mcnts were also made for the command to
go into camp with the Third Virginia regi-
ment at the Fauquier Sulphur Springs on
the 18th. Ordnance Sergeant c. j. w.
Summers will leave here Thursday night
next, with a detail Of two men, for the camp
ground to see to the putting up of the tents,
&c After speech by Councilman J. T.
Sweeney, congratulating the members upon
the present prosperous condition of the com
pany and predicting future of continued
prosperity, which was listened to attentive
~ and frequently enthusiastically cheered,
the meeting adjourned.
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DIsoRDERLY EXCURsIONIsTs. Lafayette
Lodge of Mechanics gave an excursion to
Marshall Hall yesterday. which was largely
attended. The day was spent very plea
sanity until the arrival at the grounds Of the
last boat at night, on which there was
number of disorderly characters. On the re-
turn trip To this city, notwithstanding the
presence of ladies, fighting was commenced
and continued all the way up the river
Drunken men paraded the boat in a dis
orderly manner, and any one who dared to
dispute their sway was knocked down and
severely beaten. Some women tainted, and
Others i'll their excitement. got mixed up in
the fray. Upon the arrival of the boat here
late at night the disorder reached its highest
pitch on the wharf, where bricks, stones and
sticks were used. One lady, Mrs Hinken,
it is said, was struck with rock, and a
young man from Warrenton, had his head
badly cut, and was badly bruised about the
face. Another party was cut with knife
This is said to have been one Of the most
disorderly excursions ever leaving this city,
made so by a few vicious characters who
went down on the last boat. The members
of the order giving the excursion say they
will use all the money in the Lodge trea-
sury, if necessary to bring the rioters, all of
whom are well known, to punishment.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITlTE

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Opens September Goth, 1882. One of the FIRST
S;HOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES IN THE UNI
TED STATES Surroundings beautiful Climate
unsurpassed. Pupils from eighteen States TERMS
AMONG THE BEST IN THE UNION. Board
Washing, English Course, Latin, French, German
Instrumental Music, Sc, for scholastic year, from
'ep'enloeT 10 June, S23S. For Catalogues write to
jy3-tw1m Stannton Viro;m;.
RETHEL CLASSICAL. AND MILITARY
- ACADEMY,
In country noted for beauty and health Course
OF Study, 10 branches, unequalled in extent, sur
passed in thoroughness by no academy in the
south. Medical and Law Courses preparatory to
the University of Va. Board, tuition medicsi4at
TENDANCE half session $500. No extras. Ad-
Faq. county, Va. iy24.eod&w1m
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VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, June term, 1882.
John S. Beach and wife
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WAGON RIAlS.-We have now IN store a full
w line of Oak and Hickory Rims of superior
Eastern timber. Also Oak Wagon Hubs and
Spokes. JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS,
aug1 63 King ST.. Alexa, Va