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No More Slcepless Night.

Somebody who seems to have tried il
says: "The last method we have heard
Of for curing cases Of pure sleeplessness,
when unaccompanied by pain or disease
lis the following: Get out of bed and
take linen bandage-although hand.
kerchief, neatly folded longwise, will dc
as well, perhaps better. Dip one half OF
the handkerchief into water; pass the
wet portion around the wrist over this
lay the dry half, and tuck in the ends so
as to make all secure. Lie down again
The wet bandage will be found to exer-
else most soothing influence on the
pulse this will soon extend all over the
nervous system, and calm, refreshing
sleep will be the result"
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Tg- Birds killed on the Western pra.
ries and packed with paper in barrels,
without freezing or any other artificial
process of preservation, are sent to
England by every steamer, and arrive in
excellent condition.
I@ The Stewart Hotel for women will
coon be transformed into general hotel
1t is said that eighty is the largest num-
Der Of women who at any time awaited
themselves of the hotel, at that number
has dwindlel until there are now but
fifteen 5oardcrs. An attache says that
every daY that passes takes at least 5000
out of the Stewart estate for the expenses
of the concern.
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"Whst will you take, madame?' said
the soda water drug clerk. IA little
strawberry in mine.' said she. "And
you, sir 7" to the husband, lie me see''
(scanning the Tow of bottles which con
tanned syrups), sob, yes; little sptritus
.tsqtmeatt, if you please" Aud as they
went off, after drinking nasty, horrid
brandy, as you to do before you 'oined
the Murphy men, isn't it?' And he
said lie ''rathcr guessed it was. Jersey
City Journal.
The gentleman who attracted attention
in church last week by crying out "Holy
Mosses," had no intention of disturbing
the congregation. He had been lacking
down carpets on the day before, and Just
as he sat down in his pew he suddenly
remembered that he had half paper OF
tacks in his coat skirt pocket We
make this explanation in Justice to hi,
family, who are highly respectable.
An lrishman who stood near the thirt
base watching a game of bose ball wa
sent to grass by foul which struck hin
under the fifth rib "A fowl, waz ut
Begorra | thought it wuz mule.
A bevy Of children were telling wha
they got at school. The eldest got reae
ing, spelling, and definitions. "And whi
did you get little one asked the fathe
to rosy checked little fellow who at ii
same time was slyly driving ten-penu
nail into the door-panel, "Me? ge
readin', spellin, and spankin' -
New music, Il Hear the Angels Swee
" Calm All right; let EN- take the pc
Pair Of dnces is the best we've got
A medium has just received comm
nieation from Brigham Young. 1t stat
in brief that if be had his life to Ii
over again, he wouldn't be the old bac
elor he WAS before.
4 weak minded lady savs IL anythi
will make woman swear, 10 is striki
her f1gr against the rocker of a chi
while hunting for her nightcap after t
light has been exiineuished.
Ia" GoHE IND oEE 0p
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ALMA.

Is new and fast improving town, nine
miles east of Van Buren, on the line OF
the L. r. Il +. $. Railway, and Is the cen
ter of good neighborhood, ana com
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On the Fayetteville road, is Is miles
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BELMONT in the eastern part of the
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stores and mills.
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ARlILOE,

In the western part Of the county, is the
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Cotton Gin and two stores.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-22
AUCTION SALES.
! By F. A. Kerby, Auctioneer, T.
HIsH WHARF FOR RENT BY AUCTION.
II AS~~ w

On SATURDAY, the 23d day Of February;
1873, at IL M, in front Of the New Market
Building, on Royal street, will bo rented the
FISH WHARF. Possession t6 be given o, on
the 1st Of March, and end on the lst day OF Do
cember, 1878. This property will be rontei az
it now stands.
The rentor will be required TO furnish mate
rial for and put down platforms sufficient to &C.
modate the trade.
The rentor will collect. as heretofore, one one
shundred and twenty. five dollars rent TOR iot
aessed by Mr.. James p. Coleman. This lot mas
been leased for five years by the City Council
A t1xed sum, subject to prompt payment OF
rent to tho rontor of the wharf. with no other
privilege except the right to build thereon:
Ho privilege for the sale of liquors will DC
granted inconsistent with the laws of the city on
that Al ject. All passways must be Kept open
and ffse from distractions the rentor to erect
no building of less distance then 10 feet from the
east frontaof the wharf, nor 50 feet from Inc
south 'front.' nor does he have control over that
portion of the property now under Lease, except
collecting tho rent Of Coleman S lot.
All articles landed on tho wharf for the use Oh
tho city to bo FREQ from wharfage.
Terms-Cssh; payable in y; ;,H1 $; enT5eney' IISS
gold or silver coin. HENRY STRAUSS,
fab l5-td Chm. it. Com. Public Prop.
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HOOKS, STATIONERY, DE.
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
PAPETERIES
Just received at


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The assortment embraces great variety. OF
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with twenty. four sheets Of good Note Paper and
twenty. four Envelopes, in \ noat box, for ten
conts Very pretty boxes 15 and 20c, aEd all
grades up to ST. so per box.
New lot of Bill Heads, Note and Letter Heads,
Cap Paper, Flat Letter. Flat Cap and Folio
Post, all weights, very low.
Blank Books specially. A full stock of Cap,
Crown Denny and Medium. Ledgers and jour
mails, Day Books and Records, long and broad.
from two to ten quires each, constantly on hand
Inks-Arnod's Fluid. (English) Carter's Inks,
Thsddous David,. Maynard; y Hoyes steph'
Dovelps, Moore's and Arnold's Copying. Inks,
Antoine's French Copying, Cochrsnes English
Kripht Scarlet and American Carmino and Vio-
let Inks. =,
Printing and Book Paper, Tissue Paper of all
colors, Paste Boards, Manila Paper, Checks,
N otes and Drafts, in books of a hundred up to
ono thousand; Manifold Paper, Parchment lis.
sue Copying Paper, China Cards, Printers
Blanks and Bristol Cards for printers use,
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Books, Shlpmsn's Adhesive Files. 1nkstands in
great variety, Indelible Pencils and Ink, Bristol
Board of sll sizes, Congress Tie EnVeopes,
Rogers Erasers, Arm Rests and all sorts OF
Counting House Stationery. ~
Emerson's Clip and File Is the best IN lao
market three Sizes note. letter and Cap.
A full stock Of Fsber's and Dxons Pencils,
black, blue, red and green.
Time and space fail to continue tho onumera-
ton in this department..
This stock has been bought at the lowestp prico
for cash, and will be sold upon tho very low est
terms. [fsb 14] GEO. Z. FRENCH.
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By Il. A, Kerby, Auctioneer.

Dy To ~, hoIpJs ouSttoA0oA'
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
/ ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPER
TY. IN WEST END, FAlRFAA COUNTY,
VIRGlNIA.-Tha undersigned having made
up her mind to sell ont here and remove to New
York City, will sell by public auction. without
reserve, on WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY u, 1878.
At l2 q clock M, on the promises, in West End,
Fairfax county, Virginia, her HOME PLACE.
consisting of tvo acres of fertile land. improved
by q largo double FRAME AND BRlCk
DWELLING, IN good and comfortable condi'
ton; two large brick slaug hter houses, smoke
house. stable, cattle sheds. hog pons and other
out buildings; largo lot Of choice fruits troos,
grape vines, SC. -,
Also at tho samo time and place. will be sold
a large lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting of two pianos and
everything ususlly found in we'll furnished
house and lot of garden implements; horses,
stock, one carriage and harness, two spring
wagons, cart, two lancy sledges. together with a
lot of butchers implements and improved ma
chinery, for making sausage and carrying on the
butchering business. All persons wishing to
buy arc requested to attend this sale, as every
thing will be sold to the highest bidder, without
reserve. Terms at sslo
feb IL. cots Mrp. VIM. j. HOLLAND.
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ian 25-td
y, Ho-r;uon g. ONeal. Auctioneers.

BY Harrison 81 U N cal, Auclloneers.
lCOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN AL
EXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.-By
virtue Writ of decree of the Corporation Court Of
Alexandria city, Virginia, rendered at the, FeD-
ruary term, 1878, in tho suit of Rsheill q Hooge
vs. Thomas L. Sanborn and others, the under
signed, commissioners named in said decree,
will soil by public auction, in front OF ihe en-
trance TO the Marko. Building, on Royal street,
day of March, 1873, at 12 o'clock M, in TWO
LOTS the tract Of land in Alexandria county,
Virginia, known as "WARWlCk."
Lot No. l is situated on the south west side OF
the W. s. q. X. T., and adjoins said road con- @
tains s., scres, and mas thereon a fine Dwell,
LING. with Manssrd roof, as also barn and
other out buildings.
Lot No. . is situated between the roads OF the
w. so r. K. and the Alex. & Wash. Il. r.;
contains 81 acres and has thereon two story
FRAME DWELLING, containing rooms,
This property has excellent fencing upon 1t {;
is situated between the cities of Washington and
Alexandria, about a mile from tho Potomac
river and is easily accessible TO both cities by
railroad and turnpike, and is worry desirable tor
persons who do business in either city, but pre-
fer country residence.
Terms of Sae-One fourth Of the purchase
money cash the residue in three equal annual
instalments; the purchaser to give his notes ior
the deferred payments, TO bear interest from IN
dsy of sale. Title to be retained until sll the
purchase money is paid; or. if the purchaser
should prefer, tho property may be conveyed to
him and he give q deed of trust thereon to se-
cure the deferred payments. The buildings on
lot No. to be kept insured in sum not less
than 81, 500, and those on lot No. in sum not
less than ST ,5gO, rs additional security for the
deferred payments; and should the purchaser
fail to insure, tho Commissioners are authorized
to do so At his expense. All conveyanclng to
bo al tho expense of the purchaser.
JNO. s. CHAPMAN, S9
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
WESTEL WILLOUGHBY, g.
G.. L. STUART, 80
JOHN M. JOHNSON, =
fab 20-ts
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Bv T.. A, Kerby, Auctionaer,

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTAIh
y IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.-by
virtue of deed of trust executed BY Mary Ann IN
Young, datod the 18th day Of May, 1879: ana OF
record in tho land records Of Alexandria coun
ty, Virginia, the undersigned. trustee therein
nauod, ma and at the request of tho owner, of the
note thereby secured, will expose to sale BY pup
lie auction, In front Of the Market House. on
Royal street, in tho city of Alexandria, Virginia
1878, at 12 M, the following described property.
to tow wit: TWELVE ACRES OF LAND in the
county of Alexandria, Va. near the waters =, OF
-Four Mile Rum bounded on the north by the
land Of Thornton Gray, on tho west 6y the iand ~
Levi Jonos, and on the east by a road reserya.
ton thirty feet in width. passing through the
land allotted to Mary V. Wimsstt in tho dlvls-
ion Of Elizabeth BsggeLts.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
;,r Ok "a Trustee
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Bv Green & Wise,
CReal Estate Agents and Auetioneers.

Real Estate Agents ana AuCtloheeis.l
TJRUSTEES SALE OF THE ADAM AN.
/ TINE BRICK COMPANY'S WORKS
AND PROPERTY, ALEXANDRIA Co. VA.
Under tho authority of deed OF trust bGar-
ing date of December q 1876, made by tho I'm 9
Adamantne Brick Company" an incorporated m
Circuit Court for Alexandra county, Va, which
deed is Of record in the land records OF SAID
county, the subscribers. as trustees hereby Great
ed, will sell at public auction for cash, on
THURSDAY. the 25ih day of April, 1878, AZ II
O clock nl., at the works OF ssld compSny a1
Waterloo station, on tho Alexandria and Wash
ington Railroad. in said county, a certain tract
of land in said county, containing thlrty-tWo
(32) acres, three (3) rods and eighteen and iorty
three one.hundredth us. 43-lO0) perches, known
as part Of "Waterloo" farm. and described &C,
cording to survey and map attached to sald
deei, made by William Forsyth, December !,
1876, as follows. viz
Beeinging at the intersection Of the east line of
the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike roao
with the land of Lieutenant Hunter. and run
ming thence east nine hundred and four (9ol) ieet
thence north six and quarter (64) degrees. east
sixteen hundred and forty. nino and twenty nine
one.hund1odth q, GAO 49, .l00) feet, thence south
seventy-six and ono half (76D degrees. west one
hundred and four and thirty.nlne one hum
dredth Q04 39.lCo) feet thence south elgat@, lou iour
and three. fourth (S42) degrees. west eight hun
dred and sixteen and forty.two ono hundredth
(SlG, az. .lOJ feet thence south six and ono quar-
ter (Gt) degrees. west fifteen hundred and ttty.
ono q, ,55D feet to tho place of beginning. sub
ject to and in accordance with reserved right
of way throught tho above described property
sixty six feet in width such line ss the parties
conveying aaid land to said company may elect,
the line to be located in such manner as not IN
any degree to interfere with the operations OF OF
tho said company to be carried on upon said
property. together With all the buildings ana tna
machinery and outfit used by said company in
carrying on their trade snd business, together
with the franchises and all the privileges rights
and property of said company.
Also said compsnys patent rights for the
manufacture Of brick in the District OF Colnm-
bla and the county Of Alexandria, Va. which
patents and yss, s
O4G, and 32O47, to Oran w. Seeey. Msy II. 1868,
to Lauren end onN sse Maq
9, 1865, numbered 47,684, and to Lauren Q.
Woodruff assignee Of Bopsmn D. BeFry Be ~ ssS
Woodruff regularly assigned to tho said COM
pA"y. 8 "a fRka SaTHS TsSh BnAoH, Trustees
fab 1h-ta
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
Henry Englehardt's Lager Beer.

Bottled for Family Use and Shipping.)
The attention of the public is respectfully cali,
cd to q very superior article of LAGER and
WEISS BEER, brewed from the best Malt and
Hops with the greatest care for its purity, and
put up in the most convenient style with patent
shoppers.
Invslids or delicate persons will derive much
benefit from its use. Orders left at Louis APP
plch's restaurant will receive prompt attention.
Country merchants and dealers supplied At
lowest rates. Delivered to any part Of the city.
HENRY ENGLEHARDT,
my5 West End Brewery.
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a JICTION SALE OF FISH BhNCu Nd
IN IN MARKET SOU ARE. M,
At II o'clock H.. on SATU RDAI, the .eu
day of February, 1878, the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund will rent for the Year commenc-
ing March i, 1873, tho FISH BENCHES in the
Market square Persona desiring to engage IN
tho sale cf fish arc requested to DO present, a. as
tho sale OF fish will not be allowed except at the
benches set apart BY the Ss1cHes rHf
fsh market to country people, for the sale of
produce when not used by tho purchasers for
the sale of fish, is reserved to tho Clerk OF Inc
Market.
Terms Cash in u. s. currency, gold or silver
coin, and more fully made known on the asy oi
sale.
Bv ordor of tho Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund. CHARLES L. NEALE.
fah 10. at Clerk of the Market
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FISH, OYSTERS, &e.

VIM IT. sMITH sAMI. SMITH.
WILLIAM H. SMITH & Co.,
Doalers in
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS.
Nos. Is N. Fairfax st. and 43 King street,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Having completed our arrangements for the
Produce, Oyster and Fish business, we are now
prepared to furnish the trado with anything In
our line at prices to suit.
We will also receive fresh SALT WATEK
FISH three times week, which will be offered
for sale at stall No. 3, City Market, by Mr. ). Il.
GRIMES. Orders will receive our special at
tention, aug