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Some of our farmers from the country north
east Of the city are beginning to be alarmed over
a sort of epidemic disease which has made its
appearance among the hogs in that section. The
animals are seized with violent coughing by
which they are so weakened that after two or
three days death follows. The Essex and Berk-
shire breeds seem especially liable to its attacks,
and Of these the larger animals suffer most
Animals weighing 100 pounds and upwards gen.
orally die after few days coughing, while the
lighter ones recover even after siege of weeks.
Further reports, II any there are, would be inter-
esting to swine breeders, and our friends will fud
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Music hath charms" &c, saith the poet,
which is all very true, but the most charming
thing to "James" is fishing. "Fishcrman's luck"
hath no tcrrors for him-the wettcr thc-fsh-
the better. flames" can expatiate for hours on
fish; and not only can but does. What, with a
seat on the railing and the Chief +. d. to turn
on the hose" at the proper time, the Jonah bust
ness is nothing but common likely story;
any way one does no: have to go to Ninevch to
hear bigger ones Sinbad the sailor used to tell
some rather violent tales, but his specially was
not fish stories by any means and we remember
that Munchauscn told fish story once, but he
lived in a comparatively early age when the
power Of the Imagination was not fully dcvel-
opcd by the invgorating effects Of winter fish
ing, poor fellow. 1t all comes from the imagin.
alton. Disraeli, the younger, has said, beware
OF the Imagination" Yes, beware Of the imagin-
alton in connection with fish. Fish are "scay"
ana so is the imagination, often, or how can II
be accounted for? True, flames" had said, he'd
like to see any man pat him Off his place for
fishing or hunting theron-hed just like to see
ter that when he was fishing up the river and
the farmer rushed down toward him with toad
stabbcr In one hand, a blacksnakc In the other
and pair OF full grown English bulls at his
heels, and demonstrated with him for fishing on
his premises, James said "hc wasn't 1shing-he
was only taking soundings OF the river and meas
uring the Ice 10 see whether a 20 n. cat could be
got through six inch hole, as he did not believe
IL could be uone any where outside of New
York" But he left the ground without com
plcting the measurement.
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FURS.

IN THIS LINE OUR STOCK INVITES INSPECTION
FOR WE SELL GOOD FUR SET-MUFF AND BOA
FOR $500. WITH THE BETTER GRADES PRO
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for year. rom Nervous Deb
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creon WILL for sake OF suffering humanity send
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simple remedy BY which be vas cured sufferers wishing
dressing In perfect confidence
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W BushneI isaac Cage
r. D. Lyman, J.F. Nash,
John Dfundage.
Having organized ander the National Banking Law ana
succeeded to the business of VIM H. W. Cushan we are
open for the transaction of general banking business
ExchangS on Chicago, New York, and al the prin
Exchange on EHglaao Ireland, Scotland and Con.
tinental Europe drawn In SUMS &c suit purchasers.
Collections made throughout the state prompt
change.
United States, Illinois, and La Sale count
Bonds, Gold, Silver, &C. bought and sold
Revenue stamps OF all denomnstions,-sfu3
supply constantly on hand
Our facilities such that offer inducements TO
customers, and shall endeavors to give sntre
satisfaction to those eHtruspg with their business.
Banking hours from "a. N. to 4P H.. marl6.'1
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UPHOLSTERY.

THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT CONTAINS DA
MASK AND LACE CURTAINS, REPS. BROCAl ELlEs
sATlNS, CRETONNEs. CHINTZES, LAMBREQUINs
&C. &c, toeether with PIER AND MANTEL MIklsURS
CONNECTING CORNICEs, CORNlCEs, SHADES, &C.
BILE THAT DWELLINGS, MAY ne RENEWED FOL
THE HOLIDAYS AT VERY SLIGHT COST.
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Ladies' Real Seal SacQueS.

DARK SHADES AND FINE QUALITY. VERY DEsIE
ARLE, from $50. THESE PRICES AFFORD POSI-
TIVE BARGAINS.
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OFFICE STATIONERY, s .as fs sSsss
OF the best quality, reasonable prices at osmsnA HApe
man's. west of the Court House Sqnsre, Ottawa IN.
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INDEBTEDNESS on Lam

Total amount paid out for land by
the society,". 1860
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For Cutaneous Disorder

And all erupons OF the SKIN this Ointment Is most nva
able II does not heal externally alone but penetrates wi
the most searching effects to the very root OF the evil
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COMMERCIAL.

NATIONAL FUNDs.-A contract has been on
.,red into and signed between the secretary W
,bo Treasury and MessTg. RothSch'ld, ). =
Morgan s. Co., Sehgmsn Bros. and Morton
Rose s. Co., CT London, Eng, and Mess!s. BEL
mon. s Co., Drexel, Morgan u Co., .. " W
solignsn s. Co., Morton, Bliss q Coz ana INT
Pi1st National Bank of the City Of New York
FIR the sale of tho four per cent thirty years
copsos at psr in coin, Of which twenty. hVc m'l
lions are subscribed for now, to be paid tor IN
Ju)v and August, five millions TO be for resump
ion purposes, and twenty millions tor the re-
Iam1tion Of six per cent bonds, and tho sales Sal;
s-a to be continued as rapidly as posi- Die. Inc
rontrsc. is for six months, and Is Similar IN Us
general terms TO the former contract, ou1 ~;
Sis in,npr,snt proviso that for thirty days after
mi notice tho loan shall be open to popular
subscription in tho principal citios OF the United
Siatss at psr in coin, with tho right to pay tor
the bonds within ninety days after subscrpLion.,
uuon delivery. After tho expiration CT Inc ~
days, however, tho Syndicate can advance tAe
:,onds 70 premluHl II toy see IL 10 40 80
The Secretary of the Treasury has Withdrawn
yroIa the market one hundred millions ol the
ynYr and half per cent bonds, and the
,lrmcr Syndicate have subscribed unGer the
old contract for tWunty- 1--we millions 4. per cent
lords, be!rg tho balance OF tho two hundred
;niioas, toe au'ouut OF that loan, i've Miliioh7
:, be %ppiied during June for resumption pGF-
rosos and i've millions during July Tor the
:,.nr parpos,. and iitcs:. millions t. be applied
10 The Redemption of six per ccat bonds. These
:.srcemGnts 81 go out the Al per cont loan and
p,ce upon lho market S2e pc: cent loan, VITA
:: I'm Subscription oItwenty. Two m lions. tne
naw losn, drawing per cent and extending Tor
20 wears, with interest payable quarLer yearly
/; no. ONLY t&r mere !avorab.o TO the Govern,
;uent lhsn anv ever before issued Every bond
solo will essen Gno third OF tho burden OF the
ia bic DEBT to tho m;ncItat ii Tho bond. inc
honds $40 Issued for iity, Gao hundred, i've
hundred, on: thousand dollars and larger
amounts, G.uL vii: ~ The mode Of their ssio 30
brought within The reach Of al classes OF people
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By Harrison s. O'Ncsl, Auctioneers.

WILL BE SOLD in front Of our auction
w house. No. II north Royal street, on
THURSDAY, juno 2lst. at II o'clock m, the
following property, viz:
A LOT on the west side Of Pitt street, between
Cameron and Queen, 81 feet inches front, aid
running back GG feet to Ton feet alley, i'm
proved by BRICK STABLE, containing four
stalls, with large feed room. Water in the yard.
2. 4 LOT nea. the the Canal Basin, improved
by stone structure IS feet deep and 321G4 feet
in length snd breadth, known as tho ice house
properly.
3. FOUR UNIMPKOVED BUILDING,
LOTS, II feet inch front, on tao east side OF
Payne street, between Duke aud Prince, rum
hing parallel with Prince ST. 100 feet 70 50 feet
court, together with the right 10 Use 8 ton feet
alley.
/. L LOT OF GROUND improved by two
story FRAME BUILDING, beginning at y
point on tho north side Of an alley 100 feet south
Of Queen s!reet, and extending from Fsyette st.
to horny street, beginning on said alley ~ feet
east OF Henry street, and running thence west ~
feet, north parallel TO Fsyette street 20 feet;
thence cas-. with said alloy 70 feet; thence south
in straight line 90 fec. 70 the beginning
Plats Of tho above described lots can DO seer
at the auction rooms OF Harrison & UNea, |"
north Royal street,
Terms Of Sale: CEc third ca:h tho residue in
) anG month";; the notes Of the purchaser,
with approved security, bearing interest from
tie day OF sale, 20 bo given for tho deferred pay
ments. Conynyancng 2! the expense OF the
purchaser. 10 Cts
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Pr, Vim. CO.. 10 It's Comm'rs. Of s
Rv r a Knrhy. kuctioncer,

Dy T. y, IhCI IVY IhWNEIULoS1L
mo, Sc King street, Alexandria. Va
TRUSTEE'S SALE By virtue Of a decd OF
l. trust from Levi Jonos, j., to me, dated the
Dist day of December, 1875, and of record IN
Liner G.. No, l. D, pa of the land records Of
Alezardris county, Va, and p. tho request OF
the person thereby secured | shall, on MON
DAY, the Oh dag Of July, 1911. ct y O'clock
m, on the premises, sell By public auction,
ALL THAT TRACE Of LAND,
with the improvements thereon, situated near
Four Mile Run, in said county; and containing
FIVE ACRES or LAND, tho a2mo being the
south half of lot No as described in plat and
certificate of survey made by Thomas N. Carter,
Surveyor, dated October -. 1871.
Terms of Ssle-Cash. Purchaser TO pay the
costs of conveyancing.
ie It's LOU Is y. IA y r., IrusleG.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-WhiIe Mr.. . SGlil-
van. the turnkey at the Jail, was making his
rounds last eight, he discovered that A!pbcl5
Brown. who was com United TO iii Tor arson cn
Friday last, had gotten possession OF piece Of
clothes ue from The Jail yard and was engaged
in making a moose, with view, it is supposed,
to hanging himself. He had placed his bed
stead on end against the wall to fasten the rope
to, and would doubtless have soon put an end
to himself it be had not been discovered. 1t is
believed hat he is insane.
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BY F. A Kerby. Auctionoer:
vNDER AUTHORITY OF A DEC

TTNDEK AUTHORITY UF = DEChhE
u Of tho Corporation Court OF the city. OF
Alexandria. in the suit of Southern Protection
Insurance Company vs.. Ann i. Harper, ,cnter'
Cd al its April term, 1871, the undersigned com
missioner will soil By public auction a. the front
Of the market building. on Royal street, Alex
sndria, on SATURDAY, toe 18th day OF Nay,
"a LOT OF GROUND in tae city of Alexsn-
dria bounded as follows, TO wit: Beginning on
no west cidoof Alfred street, ct the north corner
Of w. u. Muir's line III feet 10 inches from
the intersection of Alfred and Queen streets, and
running the.c0 northwardly All fronting on
Alfred stree. = fec. & iaCncs, and extending
wcs,wsrtIy from Altro! stree: towards Pat'icS
stree, 20 feet mora q: loss, with oil th9 appur'
teasnces thereto balon&, nl;.'
Germs O.: sale Cast.
CnAEnAS L. STUART,
a., ,r-4is go:..lGlzs;Gler OF Sale.
ny C'hc above sale hs: Loer postponed unL'!
G tTIIkl:AY, June 80. my 1873
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The CHARLOTTE VANDEnBILT.-Thc ncgo
tiations for the purchase Of the steamer Char,
lotto Vanderbilt, formerly Of the Quantico mail
line, have been heretofore mentioned 10 the
Gazette. The prtilmiaarics were all satisfacto.
rIy arranged 90 Saturday aud the purchase
concluded. The steamer came up on Saturday
evening from Quantico, and will be at once put
in complete order, after which she will be run
as an excursion boat On the river, and, prob
ably, as au opposition boat to Norfolk. The
purchase vas made by stock company, and
The boat will BE- commanded by Capt. Charles
L. Eotwisic, Of this city, than whom no ADLER
or mere courteous commander could have been
selected.
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AccIDEyTALGY SHOT. The Cumberland
News says:
~ few ,:ays ago Captain Robert Otto, Of
the can~I ha4r lleory Erccland, reached iu
through the cabin window for loaded muskct
that was lying near the window. and drew It
toward him muzXe first. When tue hammer
reached the wlriow.sill it caught on a projeC
ton, was raised and let fall again and the qua
was discharged, the load entering Capt. Otto's
arm, mauglGg it 10 o Elost lrIehilul manner.
\: last accouul5 il was thought that he would
as>urcdy lose his arm, aud possibly his life,
from the effects OF the wound.
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LOCAL MATT Il Il $ J.

WEATHER PRoBABIL1TIEs.- Er DeRa'f'
ment, Office Of the Chief Signal 0D!cer, HosA
Far the Middle Atlantic States stationary or
falling barometer, stationary or higher temper
sture, winds mostly from northeast to southeast,
partly cloudy weather and occasional light
chnwaTc
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2r45- TEETH. ii not kept clean, sa2n decay.
Young people, remember this. Use daily
TuUKSTON'S IVORY PEARL Tooth
POWDER 1t will preserve them through life.
Soi ~ druggists. 23c por bottle FAB 2S-ly
Eay-HARD TINES demand economy. Prac-
tice il! Renovata your soilod Gloves with JOu:
VEINS I ODOK LESS KID glove
CLEAN EE II gill cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. - cents por bottle.
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MARRIED.

!nna lob, w Row. d. +. Sprigg. JOHN
HoNNEES snd LlZZIE MYERS, both OF
alexandria county.
In 81. James Church, "arrcnton, b. Rev:
john :. Lindsay on thn 9TH inst. ca Il Z IS
G. )OLLifFE, esq, and Miss LIZZIE IhN-
liNGS
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by +. A. kerby, Auctionecr,
No 80 Il mo ctrnnt 4 lnYNnlrla V


TEUSTEES SALE OF a DESIRABLE.
4 PLACE NEAE ALGXANDkIA, Va
On SATURDAY, tho 2}l day OF June, 1871,
between half past six ami sovon o'clock p. m,
OH tho promises. the subscriber. rs substituted
trustee in q deed Of trlst executed by j. Dix
Mills and wife to &. Blake Grigg, bearing date
of June 10Th, lS72. will sell by public auction 10
the highest bidder, 9 TRACT or PARCEL
OF LAND Tow occupied By said }. Dix Mills,
near tho city CT Alexandria. w: on the Ices.
burg turnpike, beyond Ivy Hill Cemetery, be-
ginning at q stone, made 2 cornor, on the north
Or east side of sid turnpike lG feet from the cor
Der Of said cemetery and running thence Will
said turnpike north 49, west ch. and 81 links;
thence north 4 eest II Oh. )! links 70 8 stone
sc. for corner /; so fee: t. g sto1o set neal
the branch IS witness 10 the corner; tEencesoulh
II" u; e. o CHI % links 80 stone set fcr
Ii feet from tie Cemetery lnc, ;slich point Is
As Clio fee. fco:n St'ic SO. for witness -! cor
nor; thence FROM said corner south So, woi.
Gu. ~ links 10 tha bcgnning--ssid t" contain
acres, | rood and T. pere5cs. Comfortable
COTTAGE Anl corresponding improvements
''' '''O ''''', 5. FERGUSON BEACH.
Substituted Trustee.
An arrangement may perhaps be ilade for
reasonable crc5i. on tho purchase money in OK
cess Of $500. je7-ti
DY VIRTUE Of A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court Of Prince Willism county,
entered on the 18th day of May, 1877, in Snclsi"
VS.. Alexander suit in equity therein pending.
the undersigned, commissioning. will, on tho
SECOND DAY or JULY, 1871, that beng
Court day. proceed to sell before tho front door
of the Court House Of Prince William county.
by public auction, to the highest bidder, TWO
E Il in the town Of Newport, on the following
Terms, to wit: For cash sufficient to pay costs
of suit and expenses of sale, and the residue on
q credit of one, two and three years. with inter-
est from date; the deferred payments to beso-
cured by bond and personal security ana Inc
title TO the property retained until the payment
of the whole purchase money.
CHAS. L. SIN CLAIR,
a. NICOL,
Pr. WA. CO., 10 It's Comm'rs. Of Sale.
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Ei,Ee.sa54 ENTEEESa

gly~NO! WILL Nor LEAVE THE CITY,
Ti'Ec' e:sewaera being 10 better !aan here,
have reconsJered my raso!u.ioa ard dstermin'
cd 10 stay, fer which purpose hare rented the
we'll known stand OF the late Robert L. Wood
south west corner Of King and Fairfax streets
to begin there next August. Meanwhile will
close out my entire mo Stock Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishings, comprising nice Plaid
Cassimor Suits at S.; Suits of all Linen Goods
81 80; Goats sll Linen 10 cents Pants sll Linen
IL cents, &C., Sc, without reserve. Therefore,
ali persons desiring 10 procure bargains will do
we'll to give US call.
my 80 S. DEALHAM, SO King street.
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UpsEr-WhiIe Mr.. Louis Mares and @
freud wtrc driving a!oug the Washington turn
pike, yesterday morning, their horse became
frightened By passing train, when ucar the
Ola Factory road and making sudden turn
upset the buggy ana threw Mr.. Msru5 ont,
bruisirg him severely, but iUhic,pg DO serious
injuries. lie received proper attention at a
house near b., AMI shortly afterwards returned
to his home in this city. The other person ia
the buggy escaped without injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-11

TIE NEW ASSESSMENT There has been ID
uafGu9i led !mric :sioG among our citizens that
,hcc has IL. y I re,y great falling off in the
4 : s..u n-,frr e tate his year, which would
II, ,e.>;:,. =. i:.cr.:,se ir the rate Ct taxation
W.. have !sk.n he puius 10 make az cxamlna-
ton Of the ,ut.cs, sna by the kindness OF Maj.
Geo. Duffy. Commissioned Of the Revenue,
a,, ruabd TO gi9e the exact figures. both
Of the ss:2:sucu Of 1876 and 1877: