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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

B=g. HIGHEST PREMIUM AT THE CENTENNIAL.
TEMPERANCE VINE FOX INvAL1Ds-It is we'll
known that there sro cases when the most strict
advocates Of temperance ara obliged to use
some sort of wine, especially those who are old
and infrm. Msny weakly females rs wei! as
inyaids and debilitsted persons in warm wealth
or need lttlo trengthening wine. The great
difficulty has been in procuring rich Fort that
is reliable. There are many cases whore wine
would DO used 10 great advantage in place of
aichoholic drinks i only genuine article could
be had, sud UPON which physicians could rely
IS being strictly pure, without alcoholic admix-
turo Tho Pctt Gap" Wine Of Alfred Speer,
OF Passsc. Nv jersey, hiss boon analysed by
Chemists III H1,,r:y every State, ard has always
been ng,ve3 strictly pure and beneficial. This
wine Is row bci7s used in hospitals and By fam.
lies for rc:cina purposes, also By churches
lc7 comraunicn service. II is principally sold
b. druggists i!r. Spcer's mode Of conducting
the fermentation. Is s"cG rs TO retain tho rich
flavor a"d sweetness 81 he grape withou. much
Fermentation 10 create s:i;nuativo properties
transcript.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely Green q Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
40 executed by T. L. Sanborn and Julia W.
Ssnborn, his wife, to secure the payment Of q
certain note described in said decd, which deed
is dated May {, 1872, and of record in the land
records of Alexandria county, in liber a, No 4,
folio e1o the undersigned, trustee, will sell by
public auction, in front Of the Mansion House,
on Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va, on SAT-
uRDAY, the 30th day of December, 1876, at IL
O'Clock NJ, that TRACT OF LAND in Alex-
andria county, Va, known as WARWICK"
and referred 10 in said deed, containing 81 acres,
rood and 80 poles, subject to the reservation to
the A., L. s. Il. Z. 4. Co., named in tina said
deed.
Terms Of Sale-Cash as to so much as shall
be necessary 70 pay the cost OF sale snd the
"mcun. Of tho said note, 40G0) with tho inter-
Is. accrued thorcupon, and tor any remainder
upoa such terms ss shall be stated at the time Of
sale Expenses Of convoyancing to BIO DO: ne by
the purchaser
dec Its q. II. RAMEY, Trustee.
Ess-Tho shove sale is postponed until JAN
UAkI IL, 1876, at the same time and place.
Ipr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04
By +. A. kerDy, !AuctiOneer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ALEX.
Y ANDRiA COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.
Under authority Of the decree OF tho Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county in the consolidated
chanccry cause CT The Domestic Sewing Ms
chine Company against Robert and Eliza Park
against Welsh and others, passed Ut tho Novem-
Der term, 1876. the undersigned, IS commissions
ers therein named. will ot!Or, or MONDAY,
January the 2ld, 1877. at Y o'clock m by pub
lie auction, at tho front dpor Of the Court House
OF snid county, on Columbus street in the city
Of Alexsndrla, Va, the following described
property, or SO much thereof rs may DO neces.
sary to comply with the terms Of said decree,
lying in tho county # Alexandria and State OF
Virginia, to wit: Commencing FIR tho same ata
stone 1T the southwest corner OF lot numbered
thirteen (l3) of the survey OF Lewis Carbcrry Of
the Mason estate thence north 81 degrees east,
Al poles and - links 10 a stone; thence north
degrees wet 10 poles, Is links 20 !. stone on tho
south side o.: tn: turnpike road running from
Georgetown, d. c., TO Fail: Church, Virginia;
thoIce with saiG tucnp ~ Yves. IS Poles and y
lnks 20 q stone; thence with SID ltlke south -
degrees west Il poe; - s.J.c Il: tnC latc.ssc.
ton Of the west line O. sail lot thence with said
line south degrees east All! ID pDcs 10 the
place ct bag nning-suppo=ci t. c3ats!n tive (o)
acres, bU the Same mere or less Tic property
is improved by u modern DIV ELLiSG.
Terms Of s:aic--lcn per centum Of tie pur.
cEHSo money in cash, and the residue IN taree
equal instamcnts, payable respectively at sir,
Twelve and eighteen months after date. with IN
.e7esl from the day 0: sale; - &c evidenced By
the bonds OF the purchaser win good personal
security. C0nvcyancnS III tao cos; OF tho puT-
chaser FRANCIS g. 5IITH, DR..
NJ. y. BALL,
dec lO-co.s Commissioners oil Salo.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE LANDED ESTATES FOX

| " aLO AbLE LANDED ESTATES FOB
SALE-By virtue of deed of trust exc
cuted to the undersigned on tho 18th day Of
April, 1917, to secure debt to W. S. Gurnee,
OF New York city, the following large, produc-
i've and very val liable estates will be offered for
sale on the premises, respectively, at the time:
and on the terms hereinafter named, to wit:
On FRIDAY, the 9th day Of January 1877,
the MOSS NECK ESTATE, containing nearly
| !UO acres, on the Rappahanrock river beloW
FREDERICKSBURG, III Caroline county.
On TUESDAY, the 9th Of January, 1877, the
LEEUS MANOR ESTATE, containing 1900
| acres. lying near Markham station, on the Man.
asses esp Railroad, in Fauquer county, and
On THU RSDAY, the 18th of January, 1877,
the TRACT OF LAND, within four miles OF
StauIton, containing about 456 acres, and now
held and possessed by Col. y. W. Hartman, and
being one of the most valuable cs.stes in Au-
gusts county.
The improvements On each Of these properties
are good Possession given in time for Spring
cops tho exact lime will DO announced ut the
sales. Ali growing crops will be reserved
The sales will BIO for cash, rs required by the
trust deed. The titles are believed to be good,
out only such will ho conveyed rs arc vested in
the undersigned.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, }r
EDMUND COFFIN, Jr., Af"'''es'
nov S-wts
gas~ POSTPoNEMENT-By consent Of tho
parties interested tho above sales will be post.
poned as follows, viz: o. Moss Neck till TU ES-
DAY, the 9th of February, 1871; OF Leeds Ma
nor till THURSDAY, the S.h day of February,
1871. and the Hartman Farm, near stanton. till
SATU EDAY, tho 10th day Of February, 1877.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Trustoas
EDMUND COEFlA, Jr., Aiu''ee''
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by Green e. Wise,

Resl Estate Agents end Auctioncers.l
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
I'D executed by Thomas L. Sanbora and julia
w. Sanboru, his wife. to secure tho payment Of
tho purchase money for tho land described in
said deed, dated Juno 10, 1869, snd Of record in
tho Clerks office OF alexandria city, in iiber L,
10. ), page 537, the undcrs gncd, trustees, will
sell by public auction, il front Of the Mansion
House, on Fairfax street, a cxandria. Va. on
SATURDAY, the 3O:h Day Of December, 1876,
at II o'clock that portion Of the.rnc: Of land,
in Alcx~rdris county, W.: known IS WAR
WICK" and relcrrcd to il said deed as lying
on tho northeast side OF tho Washington and
Ohio Railroad, between said rsilroad and this
Washington and Alexandria turnpike SID
Georgetown road, confirming about ;. acres :;
AID should that portion Of TIC .ract sell tor ~
amount not sufficient to pay the suu! Of -,
with six per cent interest thereon from June III,
1874 together with nll the expenses OF executing
this trust: then, By the forms Of said deed. The
trustees will sell, AZ tho Same time ani place,
and upon the same tcrmz the other portion OF
said tract lying on the southwest side CT tho
". & 0. Il. + containing about % acres, end
upon which the family mansion is situated,
Terms OF Sale-Ono fourth OF the purchase
money to be paid on the day Of sale; tho osldue
in three equal annual instruments, tno deferred
payments /, bear intcrea,, payable hsif yesr ),
from the day Of SALE and to be secured upon the
property sold. Expenses OK @onTcTHuciaS to he
borne by tho purchaser.
y. { g II 9EA >HSH'' w. Trustees
nov 27-eots
Gass- TIE above sale has been postponed till
TUESDAY, January IT, 1877
W G. YEAToE' Trustees
dec 27-cots
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Congress-.

WAsuINGroN, Jan. 4.-In the Senate, to.
day, Mir. Conkliug introduced 4 memorial from
merchant, Of the country identical with that
presented in The House yesterday by Mr.
Wood, o. New York.
Mr. CoGkug, without AZ avJwal Q! ISIS oplc.
ion as TO who had been chosen President of the
United States, declared that no man could be
accepted as President who reached the office
by tortuous aud irregular means The man
whom the majority Of the electors, chosen IN
the constitutional way, voted fer, should he
President. Nothing else would be satisfactory,
and anything else would be revolutionary.
Alter somc morning hour business, Mr..
Wright, Of Iowa, read loog speech Oh cur
rent questions. lie favored board Of mem
bcrs al both houses 10 dcterpice the method
Of counting ths electoral vote.
hIr. Herman, o! Nsw YORK, followed in a
lspe.hy s,ccci, cnmbaltice the vicwS CT Mr..
Wright.
In the House Of Representatives,, memorial
from the surviving officers and soldiers c! tic
Mexicau war, 10 Illinois, praying Tor an asJi-
t;onal pension, was reicIred.
Another memor,a! iram iaH banker, AID
merchants OF Ne" lolS praying for e@ci.
full solution Of the Presidential c1n:e'', was re
ferled.
4 bill Tor the repeal of a.! taxes upon >aDi-
tai aud deposits Of State s2l National Hanks,
&C.. was referred 70 tic Committee ~ Bank
ing aud Currency.
A plumber of Sruaic bills, Oh the Speaker 5
table, were ,nkcu w aud appropriately referred.
Several executive CONGRATULATIONS were rc
ferreG.
The Military Academy Appropriation iii
was made Tic order Gi tie day Tor Monday
pexi.
The House resumed the consideration OF the
bill fixing the compensation oil y. ). Marshais,
which was passed 1t fixes the salaries Of
MarshalS at 5000 per auoum. and So per
| diem Tor Deputles-oot 10 exceed 81, 200 PEI
| annum.
The bill fixing The salary Of District A;tor.
| peys was next taken up. The salaries OF the
| Attorneys Ter the Eastern and Western Dis.
tricts of Virginia are fixed at $500 per aunuw,
with traveilu- cxpeuSts lG certain cases. Alter
| some ulScusS!oH, tnc u'il WIS maue lue lluei
for "Wednesday next.
The Committees were called Tor reports. and
several bills OF 10 special Interest presented.
a bill in reference 10 certain ports OF entry
| il Texas, was debated for some time and pass.
| ed
4 bill 10 relation 10 proofs Of title 10 public
lands, was passed, Is were cue or two other
bills ia reference to public lands 10 the West,
10 which the House seemed to take no inter.
est, the Speaker alone voting ard deciding the
questions. =. =,
The Deficiency Appropriation bill was re-
poricd, bus wi;hdrawp, IS objection was made
to having it considered 10. morrow.
The House then went l1to committee of The
whole and took up the hill to provide pensions
for Tie surviving soldiers aud their widows, &c.
oil the Mexican, Seminole and Mohawk wars
, which was finally passed, having been amended
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ne.,,,, .-o,,n,olore Vanderbilt.

NEW York, jan. 4.--Comnodore Wander
blt died this lroraing at nine minutes to eleven
o'clock, at I,is reslsuce in Washington Place
For the las; lew days Commodore Fauder-
bits physicians lave been hourly cxpect'tns
his death. lie died almost without struggle.
\ chaagc tor the worse took place 10 his contl-
tion about four this 4. H., aud he expressed
desire to sccEoy. Dr. Deems, his spiritual adviser.
The latter was soon present, and the Comma
lorc said 10 him Il think | aa, near y gone
Doctor Dr. Ii1cnls prayed aud the members
Of thc family, who were present, saug hymn.
His physc;als wzrc at the dying mans bed.
side aud ia! &. that medical aid could suggest
to MAKE LIS :as. moments peaceful. His iuoeral
viii take place on Sunday moralng at lo'oo
~ ,,nck
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y!'a:. Claims Cor St@reI.

WASHINGTON. j,r. Mr. j. A".":r
So,;t.. 80. J.. ..,a y :t:.cIu. -" Dere, hes
il, ne. q 3: i ..'.cti.'g d=1: "a" ~" /"
III : -, ~ property t~scn + Ih;' u :
amy tg, :. il s:, SINS HAT III ~
pr ; i,n -. valid Ia! i va ',e:.s'r. :"
;n,,,, l3;slr. .ir. Smii:. 90 ,Aam'A'
lisa =: t., ~, &c iaH <n"hai 'a'
Tn. 40 /! i i.y.iiy a. nqu!t.d ""y
,vh.u i,.. :nu,.. r expressly pro"sdcG ;hat
tn. l:cpcr;y = onla p, paid lrr 90 rrcc.t Il
LOYALTY, I'D he j. !.4ttu.rnt sustained MS view
It is hr:irv d i.,.r st least il quarter u inll
Iiog Q! sa.i,9r "i;!c':rrs are uow held III 'if'
,ir;, - i;,:il
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local asr9Vitics.

PartrldgrS eaten npH arc poisonous. as tue
only food they have is the wild laurel.
il marriage license was granted. in Washing.
ton, yesterday, to Charles W. Coleman and
Sarah A. Ha!slip, of Fairfax county, Va.
The German Cooperative Building Assocla-
tiou will hold it's annu. meeting at Harmonic
Hail to night.
\ SUBSCRIBER asks lis when are the street
lamps TO lie lighted again Tell u5--Gentle
Sheperd, tell US when.
L. VI. Willis, of Neab:co, Prince William
CO.. is a good enough democrat, but his syntax
is 100 hctrerodox cvcn 10 allow him to hold of.
Gee uodcr the Civil Service bill.
The annua! meeting Of tic Fairfax Mutual
Iusuranca Fire Company will be held at the
Alexandria House, III ills city, 90 Monday
next
Judge Hughes arrived mere to-day, but too
late to transact much business in the United
States Court. The grand aud petit iures were
adjourned over until to morrow.
Col. Fairfax, who wai recently badly cut with
knife in Washington, WAS at Barnum's, 10
Baltimore, yesterday. He was walking about
apparently entirely recovered from his Wounds.
Old Domuiou Coa,naudcry. knights Temp
lars, rc!uro their thanks to their lady friends
for assistance rendered them at their banquet
in November last, as will be seen by their res.
olutioos published elsewhere.
The rosloffe@ at Sandy Hook, RappahaD-
mock county, has been recstablishcd on route
IL ,3SS Gai1c' Cross Roads to Front Royal;
D. H. Williams has been appointed Postmaster
at Brooklyn, Halifax couaty, vice w. Il. Eas-
ley, resigned.
y number of TIC fire plugs Of the city were
tcs;ed yesterday morning, and at least four out
Of every six OF them found to be frozen up.
This is Il matter calling FOR in mediate attcu-
ton, as, in case o.' fire, the city would be per.
!cctl1 It the mercy Of The fumes.
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by +. A. herby, Auct'r.

| & !OMAlSSlONER'S SALE-Under author
~ ity OF the decree Of tho Corporation Court
| Of Alexandria in the suit of Simmons, Briscoe
i Hill vs. Ulam w. Barker, passed at tho Jan
nary term, 1876, the subscriber will sell, On the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1876,
at Il M, in front Of the Postotfice, in the
city of Aiexandris, Va, the following described
property in ssid city:
on the north side of Queen street, between Roy
81 and Fairfax street. owned By said U!em W.
Barker, fronting about 20 feet, more or less, on
Queen street, and extending back 100 feet to q
T. feet alley.
3 THREE FRAME TENEMENTs AND
LOT OF GROUND on the cast side Of Henry
street, between Cameron and King, beginning
2l8 feet 8 in. north of King street, and running
thence north on Henry d feet S in. to u 10 feet
alley, and extending back is feet in. to the
line OF another alley, with right o.! way over
said alleys.
the north side oil Princess strco: beginning At g
point is feet east OF Water street, fronting Is f.
on Princess, with depth of IS feet.
Terms-Abcut per cent cash; the roaidue in
three equal annual instalnents, with interest
bonds to DO given therefor, with good personal
security, and title TO be retained till payment
). FERGUSON BEACH,
Ny- The above sale has been postponed until
the THIRTEENTH Of DECEMBER, 1876
nov 15-eots S. +. BEACH. Commr
G5~ The above sale has been further post
poned until MONDAY, tho 18th day Of Jsn'y.,
1877, at the same timo and place.
dec l3-eots S. +. BEACH, Commr.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
' By virtue of deed Of trust from James 4.
Smoot and anna g., his wife. Gated the 18th
day of May, 1870, and of record in Culpeper
county, Va, tho undersigned, trustee theron
named, and at the request Of tho creditor by
said deed secured, will sell by public auction,
in front of the Court House at Culpeper q. II,
Va, On WEDNESDAY, January 10th, 1877,
at II o'clock H., the property conveyed to him
by the said deed of trust, namely: A TRACT
OF LAND. with the IMPROVEMENTS SsssssA
thereon, situated in tho county Of Culpep- .Easl
er, Va, near Mitchell's station, containing Two
hundred and twenty seven and half acres,
more or less. This IS very desirable farm, is
productive, and is located il ono of the health
lest portions OF Virginia,
Terms Of Sale-SS30 IS, with interest thereon
from April 18Th, 1876, and the costs attending
the execution Of the trust. cssh the residue in
three equal instruments, payable in six, twelve
and eighteen months; tho purchaser to execute
bonds, with approved security, for the deferred
payments, and tie tito 20 BIO retained Until the
purchase money is psid in full.
W. 9. PETTY, trustee,
dec 1-w5w 2. o MltcheI's station, Va.
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.lSHaisiun for IL Fight.N

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The Tribuuc's Wash
inston special says; The President, speaking
yesterday Of the removal OF cannon and ord
nance stores from the Jefferson barracks, Mis-
souri, to The Rock Island arsenal, said MI
Buchanan used all his authority to remove the
military stores o! the government to the South
before the hreakiog cut Of tho late war pro-
POSE 10 send them where they will be SECURE
aran,; nosEibIn seizure"
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8 Esagbarous Negro.

New YORK, jan. 4.-Osc1r Hudson. col:
orcd, OF Jersey City, yesterday, in a tit of
Jealousy, seized lis coIorcd mistress, Martha
Shuttle, threw her across stove and poured
kettle Of boiling water over her body. lie then
bea, her drcsdlully and again placed her on the
stove. Her injuries, Of course, are fatal. Hud-
son VAS arrasIcd
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Legal NOTICES,
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Gle

VTIRG1NIA: AT Rules held in the Clerk S
cttce Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, on the first day uf Jsnuary, 1877, Jere-
mish Dunleny, jr., W. George OFT Wunder,
Annie ID Wunder. d. H. SmoUl, trustee end
William c. Clarke
Memo-TEe objecI Of this suit is To enioin and
restrain the said George OF Wunder, Annie NJ
Wunder. d. l.. Srnoot, trustee and William c.
Clarke, their agents AID at!ornies, irons convey
ing and disposinE Of or il! any way iacum tering
the property conveyed on tho 2lth dly of March,
1874. by the said George OFT Wundcr to the said
D. L. slnoot, trustee, in trust, tcr the benefit Of
Annie H. Wunler, and by tho srid d. L.
Smoot: lf!Etoe, George OFT Wunder and Annie
II. Wunjer conveyed on the 9th day of Dcs
cember, 1873, to tho said William G.. Clarke ;
and that the said William g. Clarke may be On.
joined and restrained from paying over the said
purchase money or any part thereof to the said
Annie IL. Wunder, her agents, assigns or attor
neys. and that the ssid Annie NJ. Wunder, hor
agents. assigns or attorneys may BIO enjoined
and restrained from receiving the Same
The Defendants, .. l.. Smoot, trustee, and
William G. Clarke, not having entered their
appearance and given security according
to tho act Of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit
that they are not residents of this State, it
is ordered that the said defendants appear hero
within one month after duo publication of this
order, and DO what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, newspaper published in the city of Alex
dria, once week fer four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House of
LOUIS L. PAYNE, Clerk.
Rop{ Sr Naa1o :, n
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LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PRoBABILIT1Es.-W ar DePart
p,eut. Office of the Chief Signal OBtesr, WoSh
,ugton, D. c., Jan'y 4, lS77-lO5o a. III,
In the Middle States, nearly stationary followed
Nv fal in. barometer, westerly Winds backlog
"a warmer southerly and generally clear weather
SEVERE WINTERS. heavy SNOW TALL OF
Monday and the bitter cold weather OF the
vast few DAYS recall wildly the rec2lIecIloo OF
the winters Of 1855 6 aod 1856 !. la the Tor
mer winter navigation on the Potomac was
rIosed on January 9Th and did not reopen un
ii March 18th. during this Suspension TIC
Tver became a pathway across to Maryland
IN to Washington, and down &c Mt: FeFnoo.
Races with horses aud slclghs over rs surface
ware common, aud on the 18th day OF February
. new passenger car for the .. y \. Il. IL. Co..
weighing $4,000 pounds, was brought Gown
from Washington 90 the ice, 1t being mounted
on o sled and drawn by several horses ana
about ZOO mcn. 1t was successfully lauded
near where the Office Of the marine railway
now stands. The following winter was ALSO
verv severe, the river closing Oh DeccDber 22d
and remaining SO u1til February l1th. There
,yar, numerous snow storms, and GU January
.,4th the thermometer stoad at eight degrees
below zero.
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CoNpL1MENTToA AN ALEXANDRIA ARTIST
The Washington Uolcn coota'ns the following :
Among the paintings that mbeIlisL the walls
Of Barow's Art Gallery, ga Pennsylvania ave
nue., arc three wo:ks from tie easel Of DIR.
Reuben Johnston, jr., yourg artist CT our
sister city Of Alexoudrla, aud now pursuing
Lis Profession il Baltimore, They are regard
d by coanoisseurs as gems in still lie "a
department OF pautiog ia which Mr. Johos;ou
exhibits moro than ordinary ,alcn'-: md consist
oI three paintings, representing hanging groups
.: game birls-ducI:s. uu;!iS. wo'dcock DC.
H!sc coloriag, pos: OF the bird. AMI general
fidelity to aatu,e Of the drawings render these
.,auois objects o: general attcGtiHn t" visitors 10
tie gallery"
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HEADQUARTERS OLD DOMINION CoMMD'Y.,
l. Dc
ALEXANDRIA. Va, december l3, 1876 J


ALEXANDRIA VA, december Is, 1876.
At regular meeting OF this command. held
December Is. 1876 tho following resolutions
wero passed:
Resolved, Tbs: the thanks Of Old Dominion
Commaudery, 30 II, X. t., be, ana are here
BY, rendered to those lady friends who. by the
abundance Of provisions and the elegance and
Retirement of its preparation. contributed so
largely to the success Of the entertainment of
the Grand CommandcTy Of Virginia by this
command in November last.
Resolved, That to cur lady friends this CON-
mand is indebted in 9 great measure for what
ever honors may have been cerned on that oc.
casion that we will ever remember their gener
osity as the brightest page of our history, and
ever doom it our highest privilege as we'll as our
greatest pride to place the honors of the enter-
tainment where they justly bslong.
Resolved That 10 The citizens who go hand
somely decorated our streets on tho occasion re.
lerred to this command extends its hesrtiest
thanks and assures them that they have infused
new iis in the annual meetings of the Grand
CommAnlery OF Virginia and added additional
lustre to the already famous namo of Ao1an-
dra throughout this common wealth.
r. a. REED, Eminent Comm dor.
JOSEPH HOPKINS, Genersissimo
MATT. kERsEY, Capt. General.
jan AT JAS. ALEXANDER Recorder.
\ LENAaDRIA String AND BRASS
IA RAAE
WA furnish good Music Tor Balls, Parties, &C..
Nj ULLMAN, Manager.
| p. S.-Louis Mu,cs having been expelled
| from the Alexandria sizing Band, sll orders Tor
| Music should be Lett With :. b. Medley, Gun
smith, King street
jan 4-2w NJ u, Manager.
DKICE OF SUGARS REDUCED this day
| l. q. WIN. RAMSAY,
4 4 c. e.,
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