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COLORADO,

lOLOhADt), -. go, ,,,>,,..
APOLIs al points in HLBRASKA UTAH. aiOH'
rANA n.KOTA MINNESOTA. AMI the NORTH
est are reached direct from CHICAGO via 10
CHICAGO AND NOHTHM EofEkN ~.
II runs .rOm twO trans daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent western points - AbONI.
KI-N rs IJPEHIAh PALACE DINING CAlto vest OF
Enough ami trains For rates pf iaro ahh other m
ormationAppy stsr petJI - ~ cJII'I NIN'.
sleut or 10 j.. IT, BOOTH.
General Eastern Agent No AS Broalway, New. YORK.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on llOU-
Il sATONIC and NAUGA1 UCK BALBOA steamers
hdrnc--ip al 1870 H. M, =: % M. <'dst llaI
RIVER .,lj o. ~. Fare lower than any other route
EOR BOSTON-TIGE LAT .ST TRAIN with
i Pullman SlesHerI via y. Y, y ". and H. X. H. leaves
VIA NewYorS ami NewEngaud railroad At Grand Central
Depot and principal H0tfl'
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
KILL NrAINs-Iandiug At Crans'on's Landing
Nest Pointi Corn sail. Nrwburg Marlboro. Milton
Poughkeop.e. Esopus connecun; wlth Ulster anu ilei
Catsnll and James " Baldwin iolye dtIg 40 D. NJ loot
Hlrr-Jnst~ North Rvcr except 0ai rdiFS "heh the
city tatsSl letyrtat y. M cphhrcihg "lh evening
tram re .or' through the tdisAlH MOddtiHs
| EHIGH VALLEY RAGLRO Nd passenger
trains after MAY -, 1852 will leave depoS foot
ESQ J.. m Ea-t0n. HrthcArm. Alcut"Wn, Reading.
Miuch Chunk, Wurc.Darrc. fOwInda NaycrY. Iillioi,
Geneva Lyons. Bufp aud the West ana northwest run
man through daily. Trains NJ .. m Tor fasi"n
Bethlehem Allentown Reading, Mtuch ChUIk WllkcspIrtc
and lrttOu Local Trains AZ a. H. Tor EAsioh belH'io
AMI tOpay - .... -. -,
aud laLeitOI coal REGION SUNDAY tram
local Mauch ChunN, o:lJ N Leave Aauch OhuhA al
-, c,....,... c,.,.,,i. 90.
S'N''- l.. b.. BY INtiTON. q. l.. A..
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bWERVIFW ACADEMY.
l. nor f.IF T. l. ln.gT y y.

with t. s. Military department. 10;
awake schooior bov, combining StuHy' N'HFy O'' 'hd
RCCreaIOnin due ODDrtiJq.
Cataogda wItA Cart Isge Is1 1Stio1 j'at'n' 40"
o"'on OTIS ElSBEE 4. NJ. Principal
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THE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTION.-
4S7 5th-ave Glasses aud private instruction Address
Ira A2NA HANDAILUIEHL. Principal.
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DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MkNT, AND THE FASTEST FINE CONSIST
tNT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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rent expenses, amounting Juuc l, 10 Nv -,
Witbiu few weeks the lines under construction Will
IA CONNECTED anu il Is mated that their earnings viii
add $1,000 a month 10 the receipts, without any
Inateria increase OF expenses
NeSSr, Kuhn Loeb IL Co. advertise for sale the
nrr cent sinking fund ,929 bonds OF the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad Company. at 09l3, and
interest. -,
the Kea Estate Trust Company which APP
bears in another column. The company has
had a long and prosperous career; IT accepts
and executes trusts of every description; IL
makes Investments of money IN real OF personal
property takes the care ana management OF sucn
iuycstm- nt~ and allows interest on deposits.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
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IGOME COLLEGIATE lNSTiIUIE.-Board,
tuition 100 PEI quarter thorough course open all sum
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TENHE GUNNEEY.--A family and preparatory
4 school for boys terms. 800 year Address j. -
L ~ - - ~ 2 u
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- restored building Both sexes admitted College and
Preparatory school Under Of members Society
OF Friends The maiu building destroyed by fire 9th
month last, has been completely reDult, enlarged ana
fitted up with all convenience Thorough instruction
scientific building containing Laboratories draft
ing rooms, machine shops aud a. appliances for
ptrsung "A thorough course Chemistry. Mechanical and
Civil Engineering. The next opens IN onth sept
18th Apply other things being equal places viii
e given The earliest applicants.
For full particulars address EDWARD II. MAGILL.
Prost, swarthnOTs college. Delaware Co, Penn.
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Alpyaudria Oa=gtte,
SATURDAY EVENING, sEPT'R. 80, 1ss2.

CHURCH SERVICES. &c. Tu-MoRE"w.
Christ Church.-Service ut ! 4. III. anu COM
munion by Rev. Fl. Suter. Chldrcn's ser
vice at I p. H.
ST. PuvTs Chwch. Service at II Il. III.
and communion BY Rev. Dir. G.. II. Norton:
Grocr ch-Scrvicc nj II 4. IN. and
communion. and service al 40 p. m. by
Rev. Mr.. Sharp.
ST. Nory's h"rch Mas III i. H.. High
Mass and sermon AT ii IL. III. by Father
O'kane NesperS ut 4 p. III.
FIRST Presbyterian Church. Services al II
Il. IN. by Rev. Dr. Childs.
,rcond iresjytrriaa rhurrh. service al
/ Il. III. and 80 p. III. by Rev. VIM. Dnwi!-
die.
Baptist (hgrch~Scrvicr al II Il. III.
and at 1:"0 p. III. by Rev. 0. F. Flippo.
Meth. Epis. Gnrch. Service al II Il. III.
and 80 D. M by Rev Dr. Poul%on.
Meth. EpiS. Chuct South.-Servicc al a.
IN and 40 p. III. by Rev Mr.. Kern.
Meth. Prof. ChHrh. Service at / Il. III.
and 40 p. IN. by Rev. Mr. Tredway.
FREE. Math. GHrrh. Service AT II a. N.
aud $50 p. III.
Grrman Lutheran Church. Service al 1870
p. III. by Rev. Mr. Lipcott, OF Washington.
Young MINIS Chrisiiuh i0n.--Serv-
ice OF song and prayer i'll the Second
Presbyterian Church, at 1 p. III. Jail nj ,
p. III. Aims House at 22::;iO p. IN.
Gospel Temperance Mestiag of the Reform
Club at 3 y. III.
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The Yirrinia Medical Gnllepe

!
The Board Of Visitors of the Virginia Med
ical College appointed by Governor Came
ron yesterday Went 10 the college for the
purpose OF meeting there and were refused
admittancc. Lieut. Gov. Lewis, the pre<-
dent Of the Board, insisting upon admission,
the form of arrest was gone through with,
and he was taken before Maj Poe, but was
discharged, the aim simply being to get the
matter i'll the courts and let them decide it,
The Board then retired. The College is
now in possession Of the old Board and on
Monday the lectures will be commenced by
the Faculty.
The arrest was made By order of the
Dean of the Faculty, DR.. J. b. McCaw, who
was present and acting in the name of the
Faculty.
The members Of the new Board, after
leaving the College, went to Ford's Hotel
and organized by electing Lieut. Gov. John
+. Lewis president, and DR.. Lewis Wheat,
secretary.
Alter an interchange ofvicws committee
was appointed to wait upon the Governor
anu lay the matter of the arrest before him.
upon the return of the committee from
the Governor, it submitted preamble set
ing forth the occurrences of the day, to-
Sether with resolution notifying each
member of the faculty Of the College that
THIS board will proceed to-day, at 4 p NJ,
10 consider whether each of them shall not,
lor ms participation in the proceedings
mentioned, be removed from his position
as professor in said college The resolution
was adopted, and the board adjourned. 1t
Is expected that States Attorney General
Blair will be instructed to-day to take such
legal steps as may be deemed Necessary
to secure to the new board the property, &c,
OF the College and give them control of the
same
The members ofthe medical profession are
considerably strel up. The present facul-
~ Is composed of the leading physicians of
the city. Drs. Coleman, Cullen, McCaw and
Wexford arc among the oldest practitioners in
the state. 1t is intimated that if the pres
ent faculty is removed, the large majority Of
students will leave in a body, as some of the
proposed appointees to the professorshp
arc very young men, who have had little
experience in the profession. Dr. Cullen is
the president Of the Westmoreland Club,
III which about two years ago, John S. Wise
was blackballed for membership, and for
This reason he is especially obnoxious TO the
Mahoneies
The Governor directed that the auditor
pay 10 further sums of money from the
state appropriation to the present Faculty.
DR.. Il. b. Herndon and Mr.. Cheatham were
Nestesday appointed members of the Board
OF Visitors in the places of Bishop Whittle
and l.. +. llarvie declined
All the Board went TO the station house
with It, Governor Lewis except Col. Hub
ard. Garter NJ. Loutham, and Judge \. L.
Meade, who went to confer with Governor
Cameron.
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GHOST SToRY.--Firemen on the Nir-
ginia Midland Railway tell wonderful
stories Of the nightly appearance of a ghost
on the track of that road, near Otto river,
where tramp was killed some time ago.
His ghOstship first appeared on two white
horses, but, becoming more bold, of late the
spiritual stranger in the form Ola man. has
dispensed with the siccdS and has several
times, unattended, taken position on the
track. in the attitude Of the mad bull. and
deticd the iron horse. One night last week
the fireman of an engine discovered what was
supposed to be Il man on the track. The
engine, which Was going nj !; high rate of
speed, struck the man and apparently killed
him. The train was stopped and several
hands were sent back 10 see what damage
had been done. The body was seen u short
distance down the road but upon the men
reaching il, it disappeared. Al other times
the ghost has appeared in the cabs ofengincS,
und after surveying things generally, just
stepped out into space.
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POLICE NEws.-The only prisoner before
the Mayor this morning was Adam Van
drew, a tramp, who was arrested last night
BY officer Davis for being drunk and disor-
derby ON the streets. Eandrcw, who re.
sisted the officer and tore his coat. was fined
and discharged
Five, geese, picked up yesterday for va
grancy, were cackling at the station house
TINS morning. The birds were redeemed
by the owner, an old colored woman.
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CHANGE Of SCHEDULE.--A new schedule
will 60 into effect Oh the Baltimore and Po-
tomac railroad tomorrow. The GAO a. IN.
connection north of Baltimore by Niagra
express will be discontinued. The $50 D.
II. train to this city has been changed to D.
m. and the SD a. m: train from this city
changed to n. m.
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The CoMET.-A large number of people
were on the streets early this morning gaz-
ing at the comet, which shown with great
brllliancy in the eastern heavens The
scene presented is one that will we'll repay
all for rising few hours earlier than they
otherwise would. 1t is said that the comet
which is much brighter than the last one.
will continue in the East with undiminished
brllliancy for number Of mornings vet.
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PROPERTY SALE-Lucas Il Co, auction.
GERS sold to-day in front of the Market
House, on Royal street, for J. Calvin Smith.
trustee. a house on the south side of King
street, between Washington and Columbus
streets, belonging to the late Nicholas
Mumm, to Mrs. Mumm, for 500.
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~
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, sept. 80, 1882.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather,
n"rtherIy winds. stationary barometer, stationary
or higher temperature.
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CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CIrY-Jutlge
James Keith presiding. -Barnum VS. Bar
mum issue out of chancery. All the evil
dence in reference to the validity of the
deed in question being in, and counsel hay
ing concluded their arguments, the case
was given to the jury at three o'clock this af-
ternoon. At four o'clock the jury was still
out
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Voters Of the Second and Fourth wards
must I've registered between next Monday
and Saturday, or they cannot vote.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE COMATR. CLANCY. AND ACCTS.
" Circuit Court OF Alexa. Co, Va,

OFFICE COAIMR. CLANCY. AND ACCTS,
~ Circuit Court Of Alexa. Co, Va,
September 10th, 1882.
To Frederick 5. Curbett, Sheriff of Alexandria
county, and rs such administrator of the estate
OF Thomas l.. Hume, deceased, Annie &. Hume
widow Thomas l.. Hume deceased, Adolphus p.
Charles. Thomas L.Graham, Rawlings and Mary
+. Hume infant children Of Thomas l.. Hume
deceased. and all persons having claims against
the estate OF Thomas l.. Hume, deceased
T"marc hereby notified that have fixed upon the
18th day of October. 1882 ut my Office, in the
County Court House, Alexandria, Va to state and
report an account of the said Corbett rs admins
TRAITOR OF the estate of Thomas l.. Hume deceased,
and if there BIZ an insullicency of personal estate
opay the debts proved on this cause then report
OF the real estate belonging to the said estate in
the county OF Alexandria, the liens on the same
and the values thereof both fee simple and annual
values. and also be empowered to take evidence
ami report upon any claims against said estate
that may be produced before me and upon matter
pertinent that shall he requested by any party in
interest required tn he taken by decree of the
Circuit Court of Alexandria county rendered on
the 18th day Of May 1892, in y suit in chancery
depending in said court between Zadok Magruder
ct ais. plaintiffs, and +. S. Corbctt Sheriff. admin.
istrator of the estate OF Thomas L. Hume ct ais.
defendants, 1T which time and place you are re-
quired to attend.
Given under my hand rs Commissioner in
Chancery of said court, the day and year first
aforesaid. BENJAMIN AUSTIN
scp16-w4w Commissioner.
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EDUCATIONAL.

'''>>'' NNAchsN III, 1T Il ' III. ScpS-1m
SPENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LIN
~ coin Hall Building, cor. 9th and D SITS. Day
ana evening sessions for the education of sons and
daughters, and men and women for selfsupport
and real life. The branches taught are the Eng
lish Language; Business Arithmetic; Spcncerian
Practical Penmanship; Book Keeping by single
and double entry, adapted to every variety of
business; Business Practice, wholesale, retail and
banking, employing the methods of accounts,
business papers and correspondence adopted by
leading business houses: Physical and Vocal Gull
ture; Political Economy; Commercial Law; Bust.
ness Ethics Special departments in Elocuton
Photography and Drawing. in charge of best
masters. College open August %, and thereafter,
for tl!c reception Of students, day or evening
TUITION:
BY the year in monthly miscellaneous of $40. $50
The quarter, twelve weeks, 20
lear scholarship. for day evening, so
Evening tuition, three months, 16
one month, 6
The new handsomely illustrated College An
nounccmcnt. containing full information, sent
free upon application by mail or ut the college
office. HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA \. SPENCER Vice-Prncipal
Washington, sepl-1m*
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Voters of the Second and Fourth wards
must reregister between next Monday and
Saturday, or they cannot vote.
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Thought Ne was q Man.

Yes: ever since | bought him that suit
of clothes he thinks he is man" ''Why,
dear bless my SOUL / hadn't noticed his
new suit Where i'll the world did you get
it? Oh isn't it handsome? 1t fits so well
and looks so neat. no wonderh he thinks him
self IA man! Where did you say you got it?'
AT L. Robinson Il Co.'S. 900 Pennsylvania
avenue. Washington y. G..
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TIE ALEXANDRIA REFORM CLUE. The
regular meeting Of the Alexandria Reform
Club was largely attended last night. The
anniversary committee reported earrangc-
mcnts made for the third anniversary OF the
club to be held in the NJ. T. Church on the
evenin. Of the 18th of October. and VIM. II .
Smith, III. NJ. Foltz, c. W. Hawxhurst X.
| T. Pitts and {. l.. Arnel were appointed il
committee TO revise the roll of membership.
Resolutions Of thanks to the Rev. Fl. NJ.
Wharton. for his excellent address on Thurs
day night last, to the authorities fthe Bap-
tlst Church for the use of that church on the
occasion, and TO the Baptist church choir for
furnishing the music on the night of Mr.
Wharton s lecture were adopted. The cleo
for officers OF the club takes place next Fri
day night
VOTERS OF the Second and Fourth Wards must
rr-rcg!strr between next Monday and Saturday or
tL:y cannot vote
BASE BALL.-The match game OF base
ball in this city yesterday afternoon between
the Alexandria Association and the Nation
al Star nine Of Washington was witnessed
by 4 large crowd of interested spectators.
The game, which was umpired by Mr. Ed.
Marye, of this city. resulted in victory for
the Star nine by a score of I to 3 The fol-
lowing Is the score by innings showing good
playing OH the part Of both mines:
, 3 + ) 6 S 9
star nine, > 0 o 0 o = = o +
Association nine, , @ 0 0 O 0 | 0-3
VOTERS of the Second and Fourth Wards must
rc-rrgStcr between next Monday and Saturday or
they cannot vote
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-30

Weak muscles aud nerves, slugsishness of
thought and inactivity, cured BY Browns
Iron Btters.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Sept. 3O-The market
closed dull and easy. There is no change to note
in Flour. 5000 bushels OF Wheat sold at 9Sa99
Tor Full*. 99alOO for mixed. and 1OOa1O2 for
Lancaster. Small lots OF white Corn brought SO.
No Oats were reported. and 100 bushels OF Rye
sold III - and 30
EF.rrpr> YIN Snrpurr.os ~ r.,,r--Tbn fol -.
lowing were the receipts and shipments of cVaI
during the pasl week
RECEIPTS.
iy American Coal Co., 3,}O5
u! .. /. ASnew Co.. 900
Total. a 2O5
SHIPMENTS.
Ey American Coal Go" 2,245
10y a. J. Aghew Co., 30
Total. 2995
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPT 30 1882
sun riscs............. . % Sun sets. S Is
ARRIVED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, to p b Hooe
9trJ " Thompson, lower Potomac, to + A Reed
* Co.
Srlr &C Lane Washington, to American Coal
Company.
Srhr Il Church, Providence. to American Coal
Company.
SAILED
Str George Lcary. Norfolk, by Hooe.
Str L Arrowsmith, lower Potomac BY Poto.
mac Ferry Co.
Schr { Lane, Providence, by American Coal
Company.
schr Virginia Dare, Baltimore, By VIM A Moore
Schr Geo L Bowdon, Baltimore by George Y
Worthington & Son.
ARRIVED AT WASHINGTON
Schls Kate Waters. potatoes, Onancock. Va:
Alfred + Smyrkc coal. Havre dc Grace; Vim @
snow, ice, henncbcc; hargcs X10US. and Herald
coal, Cumberland.
MEMORANDA
a bark with plaster, supposed to be the Henry
Norwell, from Windsor. y S, for this port, was be-
low Portland 18th
Schr Clara NJ Goodman, cleared at New York
for Richmond Doth
For several days an castcrly storm al Boston has
prevented many vessels from getting to sca. Yes.
tcrday 4 gale from the northeast prevailed out
SIDE, with very heavy sea- and hundreds of
coasting vessels have sought shelter in the numer-
Gus harhors along the coast of New England dur
ing the present week, where theyare still detained
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VOTERS al the Second and Fourth Wards must
rt-rcsistcr between next Monday and Saturday or
they cannot vote
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The MARKET. The market this morning
was abundantly supplied and the prices for
nearly all articles were about the same as
reported last Saturday. Celery the first of
the season, sold at base per bunch cucum-
bers for picking, very scarce sold at 25a;i0c
per hundred mangos Sc per dozen; toma-
toes soc per bushe. Caulitlower is scarce
retail prices for meats $r6Mh 9sGeaY eE Sa Is Us
tenderlon lSa20c round l4al5c; rib roast
itaiSc; chuck do. l2al5c; boiling pieces 9a
lOc; plate l0al2!c; corned beef Sal2:c +,
lamb, hind quarter, l5alSc fore quarters Is
al5c; chops, best, Use veal outlets lSc do
chops l2!al5c; do. roast BE. Meats sold in
the Washington retail market yesterday as
follows: Beef, sirloin, 20a25c per ID do
porter house 2Ja3Oc; rib roast lja20c steak
l2!a2oc: corned beef Sal2c dried beef chip
ped 25a;ioc do. sliced zoe; tongues Gtl75c ::
lamb, !oa2;'c; veal l2!a20c; mutton,
lOal5c pork l2aljc; sausage l2!al4c: la.
con. hams, sngar-cured lSa20c cut 2Oa25c ;
shoulder i3al1c; cut ISa20c breasts Halle.
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RELIGIors.-Rev DR.. Hippo, of the Bap-
list Church, will preach tomorrow on The
Two Thieves at II n. IN. The Penitent
Thief, and at 7:3o p. m. THE Impenitent
Thief At three o'clock in the afternoon
the Chldren's Aid Society of the Sunday
School will hold meeting at which there
will be an election Of officers.
Rev. DR.. Childs will preach in the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning.
Special sermons will be preached to-mor-
row in the VI. F. Church BY the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Poulson, as follows At ii a. m
The Muntion Of Rocks" Mt 100 p. m,
the first Of a series on Bible characters
Daniel"
Rev Mr.: Droge, the pastor of the German
Lutheran Church in this city, is in such bad
health at his home, in Cleveland. Ohio. it is
thought he will not be able again to resume
charge of the church here.
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WASHINGTON and Lee University,

q. W. c. LEE, President.
Thorough instruction i'll LANGUAGES, LIT.
ERATuRE, ana SCIENCE and in the Profession
al Schools OF LAW and ENGINEERING. Health.
inl location in the Valley of Virginia Necessary
expenses Tor nine months, exclusive Of books and
clothes. uecl not exceed from 1926 to $500. SEES
sion opens SEPT. y. For Catalogue address
J. l.. CAMPBELL, Jr., Clerk.
iy22 -d&tw3m Lexington, Va
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VOTERS OF the Second and Fourth Wards must
rr-rcg!strr between next Monday and Saturday or
t.Icy cannot vote.
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ENECUTORS NOTICE.-The undersigned hav-
IL ing qualified as executors OF the estate of the
late JOHN II. BRENT, hereby give notice to all
persons having claims against the said estate to
present them, properly certified, for settlement
and those indebted are requested to make imme-
date payment.
VI. NJ. LEWIS
sep13-wiw EDGAR SNUWDEN. IA otS'
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MORTICE LOCKS AND I.ATCHES for ves.i
IXl bulcs, on hand and for sale at low prices,
Dead Locks Of extra quality and great variety
of cheap Rim and Mortice Locks Of assorted quail
ty. Builders will find it to their advantage to call
at 80 King, cor. Of Royal streets
scp1 j. #. CREIGHTON & SON
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(tOTrON SEED MEAI.-2S tons fresh new
y crop Cotton Seed Meal To arrive and for sale
by CHAS = TAYLOR. Jr.,
scp'O 21 King ST.. Alexandria, Va
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flNHE NEW YORK ENAMEL READY MIXED
i PAINTS, combining beauty, durability and
economy-always ready for use and easily applied.
These are decidedlyt best Ready Mixed Paints on
the market and are suitable for the finest house
painting work. Prices very low. Send for sam
Pile card of colors [ap25l JANEEY & co.
DIRD CAGES! BIRD CAGES !!--Just received
- large lot Of Bird Cages, which we are selling
at from SO cents to $3.50
aug6 MCLEAN UHLER, 76 King st.
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