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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
l. BILE PROPERTY, st Fairfax Court house.
Vain and by virtue Of that certain deed OF
trust from I'D. Fairfax and others. bearing date
December l, 1850 and of record on the land re-
cords of Fairfax county, libor L. No. i, folio 5,
the undersigned, trustee named in said deed
will sell by public sale, before the door of the
Court House, on MONDAY, the 10Th day of
April 1878, (court day. at IL oclock m that
valuable properly known as "OOMB MBE COI-
TAGE", adjoining tho village, and at present
occupied by h. Q. Fairfax and James NJ: Love,
esqs. This property embraces q lot of fifteen
scres of highly improved land, having thereon
a large FRAME DWELLING, containing
twenty odd rooms, besides easements, closets.
pantries and cellars, we'll of excellent water
near the kitchen door, lawn beautifully shaded,
thrifty apple orchard, and excellent garden,
rendering this one of the finest chances for open
| ing and establishing female Seminary, for
which purpose the buildings we're erected and
| long used Persons desiring information as to
the property will please address the undersigned.
at Fairfax Court Hou g. Va. -,
| Terms of Sale: So much cash in hand as wll
meet the expenses Of sale; also the sum of $l32o
| cash the residue in two equal annual payments,
to bear interest from the day Of sale, and to be
secured by q lien On the property.
nh l6.w4w THOMAS MOORE, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

TOR RENT-The TWO STORY BRICK
T. DWELLING HOUSE No l5 Cameron
street. now occupied bv E, 4. White. Posses
sion given Feb. 1st, 1878. Apply to
ian Off G. G. SMOOT s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

TIE DEAD OF TIE LATE WAR.-The Pro-
vost Marshal General has completed careful
romnjatio7, from the muster rolls, of all the
deaths in battle, from wounds aod disease 10
every regiment and company Of every Loyal
State from the beginning to the close ,os Q! the
war. From it, it appears that 27o, 739 officers
and men lost their livcsin the service. VI thls
number 5,59l com. nissioncd officers and 60 SSG
enlisted men were killed 10 action or died OF
wounds. while 1851 commissioned officers anu
lsS 32G enlisted men died OF disease or IN
few cases, from accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

EOR RENT.-The STORE ROOM on the
Z northeast corner of King and Union street,
tho best location in the city for grocery and
liuuor store. Apply at this Office. ap lo-f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

CONFIRMED. Mrs. Tyler, widow of John
Tyler, who became President of the United
States in 1910. was conGrm:d by Archbishop
Gibbons, at the Convent of the Visitation,
GEORGETOWN, on Tuesday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

SATIN COMING IN AdAIN.-Just one word
for the ladies. Satin dresses are becoming
fashionable agsiu--a good thing Tor Lyons
Since Mrs. Manning was hung 10 black sa'io,
some thirty years ago in London the soft and Z:
glossy fabric has been laid on the shelf. 1t IS
admirably admin adapted to the present umbrella case
styIc of robe, as it follows the outline OF 'he
iigure like water. As a question OF economy
etween satin and silk, AN not competent to
Judge, never having had the happiness OF deaI'
IN o in either article. notice among the lead,
eIsi' of the ton, not only black, but satios Ola
the oo.ors OF the rainbow, and especially 'or
md erskirts. IRIS Letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE /
IA shall, at the request and by authority OF
the owners thereof expose to sale by puolic
auction the following piocos of property, VIZ:
lst. The other undivided hslt OF the lol aum.
persons desiring to purchase may bid for the en-
tire property.
I'd. That certain lot of ground at the south
west corner of Fairfax and Wolfe streets, a.
ioininp the lois numbered 1st and "a in the
above advertisement, and binding on Fairfax
street 25 feet II inches, and on Wolfe ST. ABOUT
SO feet1 .,e p,
3D. A lot of ground the east side of Royal
street. 15l feet south of King street, ironing on On
Roysi street 25 feet, and extending esstwardly
ll3 5-12 feet to an alloy. improved by frame
dwelling on Royal street. and two small brick
houses on the alloy; subj oct to ground rent OF
$50 per snnum.
Terms Of Sale: Same as above m mentioned.
GEORGE a. MUSHBACH,
NH 28-w4w Attorney and Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

rHAMPION NEEDLE PLAITER-Csll
" and look at it; child ten yoars old csn
operate it perfectly. 1t wilt make knife, box
double box and bias plating. saving four ttths
of tho time and one fourth of the material
Price $l25. FERGUSOS g BkO.'
NH X 96 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30
Auction SALES.
By F. A. kerby, Auctioneer.


DY AUTHORITY OF A DECREE OF
d the Corporation Court of the city OF Alex
audris, rendered on the Sd day OF December,
| 1877 in q suit in chancery depending IN ssla
Court. wherein j. S. Wimsatt aid wife are
com plainsnts, and John G Bsggett ana otners
are defendants the subscribers, commssiS0aaeaI,s y,
of sale, appointed by said decree, Wl' on oaL,
URDAY, the 9th day of April, 1878 at tWelVe
o clock m in front of the Fairfax ST.; entrance
10 the Corporation Court room, in SAID city, sea
to the highest bidder, by public auctlon' lhe
following described property, viz:
BRTCK DWELLING HOUSE, situated on the
west side of Fairfax street, 25 feet - inches
south of Wolf, street, in said city, and nov &C..
cuned by John G. Baggett, esq. This .ot mas q
frontage on Fairfax street OF about 20 Ioet "a
inches, and extends back 50 feet more or less. n
o. AN UNDIVIDED HAZE = OF a NJ ~ -
GROUND and FRAME DWELLING on
the south side of Wolfe street and east 81 OF
9 fec. alley, fronting II feet, more or less on o.
said street, and running back southwardly 9l IT,
S inches. (Soe advertisement of 6. A. Mush'
bach, Attorney, hereunder; :, cnupN .rprs
Sd. A TRACT OF FORT4.SEVEN EN- AChho
OF EXCELLENT LAND, with tho necessary
farm buildings, on Four Mile Run, in the coun-
ty of Alexand1is, being the subdivision, NO. l.
Of the estate of Elizabeth Baggett, deceased, &C.
cordng to plat and certificate Oh survey Inelg-
of made by T. N. Carter, Surveyor, on tne lo.h
day of November, 1868 and ted IN me cnance' nee
y dsps1dng sspe1 ii gSSs n the Circuit said county
Terms of Sale: Ton per cent of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue ha IN
three equal instalmonts at 6, IL and Is months
from the day of sale; the deferred payments 10
besr interest from the day Of sale. and 10 be Sc
cured cure by 1 the bonds Of the purchaser purchss
err, with surety; tho title to ba retained until
the bonds are paid. Conveyancng at tho cost
of the purchaser. ,.on
GEORGE A. MUSHBACH,
Q. w. WATTLES,
Commissioners OF Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

SUN UMBRELLAS
just received full line of the above-vory
cheap. Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. Also full line of Torchon Lsces
NH Is G. G. BERRY'S. y King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30
Alefauoria 6az&tte
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH so.

SWIMMING TIE MISSOURI ON HORSEBACK
Ooe Of the most remarkable escapadeS recorded
is that of Henry johnson Of Clay county, kaD'
sas, who made swim over the Missouri river
from Kansas City to Harlem. The Missouri
river opposite Kansas City is about halt mills
in width and it whirls rapidly against the
rocky bluffs. 1t is one Of the worst curves 1t
the river, aud one of the last places whlc"
would be selected to ferry the river Oh morse
back. It was about midnight when the Stranger
rode down to the river bank near the Diiuge.-
He was druok and quite loud 10 his eXclama
toDs Of disappointment when ne was lnlornsc
that the ferryboat was not running. nc foa,' t
from the bridge to point on the river JUST
above the first pier, and plugged into the our
rent L twas not dark, for the moon was Vsl
BILE, and the shouts of the reckless horsaman'as
be urged on his horse, attracted tho police and
the night watchman.
The current was so rapid that the horse and
rider made little progress until alter the ctlo
of the swinging bridge had been passed: mere
was nothing to be seen except the head OF the
horse and the head and shoulders OF the reckless
rider The horse and rider disappeared from
the Missouri side long before any notice was re-
ceiyed that either had reached the clay county
shore. But blood will tel'' and the mettie
of Johnson's horse saved its druuken master >
life. About one o'clock Harlem was aroused
by cries for help on tho river bank, nearly op
posite the school house. A man and horse were
found mired in the mud on the river bapk, and
help was wanted. The river at that po'ot
is slough Of mud just now, and the tired
horse and its sobcred rider were helpless anu
waiting for assistance. Horses and ropes were
brought, and with an united effort OF the GU
zens of Harem the reckless horsemann and MS
brave animal were taken from tho river. 1t
was the worst case of mental alteration on
record johnson is at home, under care oil his
friends but he will live 10 history as the man
who swan the Missouri river 10 mldWnter on
horsnhack
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

MAzz1NI ON TIE EASTERN RIDDLE.-Ihe
Eoglish radicals who used to admire Mazz'ni
may pro6tably consider Just now his opinion on
Russian domination at Constanunople. Il
Vienna paper, quoting some extracts from his
writings, observes that, although ne was well
known to be great friend of the S'aVs, no
always regarded it as necessary for the security
of Europe to prevent the extension OF hussla'
"Russia," he says in an article Oh hungary
sis the only enemy that Southern Europe has
to fear. From the time OF Catherine H. 20
our own day Russia has locessantly ana success
fully pursued policy OF aggresslVe1ess "hlch
is hostile to Europe. Like sea ~hch grad
na]lv washes away its shores Russia has Slowly
undermined the territory to the right anG lcEt
Of her, and is DOW locking with avldlty TO The
South. Our one barrier against her advance
-PoIaud-is gone. Another is the Ottomao
Emnire. which has fought many wars with
Russia. The Russians have always fe!t that
their chief enemy was at C0nstantlnop!e, aud
thew have striveu to diminish his power with
perseverance which is perhaps unexampled 10
European history. Being freed from the h!n'
ORANGES which had previous y beset her course
and exercising dominion which extends over
Moldavia, WalIachia, Bosoia, Bulgaria aod
Scrvia, Russia now Threatens to penetrate
through The Herzegovina to the Adr'a'lo, aud
to the Mediterranean through Greece; over
A,wipg Trausylvauia, DAIms!ia and Croatic'
and exciting to insurrection the Slavs 10 the
Austrian Empire" This, adds the paper
which makes the quotation, was written 10
1892; it is even more true 10 1878; and that 1t
was not mere passing opinion of Maz!nnl's ls
proved by the fact that in 1853 he issued an
appeal to Europe to make war against Ku5ss'
while on each subsequent occasion, when KusSla
ATTEMPTED to extend her power southwark, nc
openly proclaimed that it was, the duty OF y,
Europe to resist her by force OF arms.-1u"
II T,-oy}c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

CMALL THIN BREAKFAST PIECEs-
y Westphalia Boneless Hams. and Sugar
cured Shoulders, just received and for sale low by
m TX J g. & r. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS and all kinds
- Of Building Materials. Prices reduced st
PEAKE s. MALLS,
feba6 cor. King and Columbus sts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

Capt. shAaxhnss@y, who AgarsA IN sonnsc.
tlon with attempts 70 ssstOss order a ihs tinss
" shs Chisholm massAcss N MtsAtsutppl, hAs
bssn nominAtsd United Nsatas Marshal III
Utah.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

seserAi nasUatsre II tke FrvucA ChAn,h~s ol
pspatls having ls~a na1sassi ssrently, IN lA~
ground n illegal rsoc~eliuxa at.the sl~rsion
Admiral ToachArd, IN heAAle u I'M Night
'noved that h~ncesortA i twoshlssls nativity
" ncsessAry 10 declare IN election Invalid,
faam1sslA oppressed The melton. 10 called the
pFevso~s esssetoa, And made vigorous aslaca
on The minority A stormy sccne ensued, bns
q Tho close 0amlsttA's motion Tor the previous
question waa adopted against isa.
soldiering N The Mexican army II not IN
a6Asr ~ ncwcry lsda u eass. President DiAx
haA tnAagnrAtsd system N industry ansons
biz ldle troops ~ which they viii be kept out
of mischirf and earn their pAy. liz has nj
them ~ work u draining ths Mexiean valley
and Improving the roAds
The question between the Argentine n.pah-
lla aud Chill concerning tho pAtaxonlan
frontier hA~ been arranged by agreeing 10
submit \ " arbitration, IN accordance with sAe
provisions u tho treaty of isaa
Ono hundred thousand pound. liz gold was
Withdrawn from the Bank of England Tor New
York, tho other day.
kashgas has been completely snbjagsssd by
the Chinese.
The Greek Ministers have III rendered their
realxnAtions.
great drought and intensely hot weather
prevail In Nav South Wales.
AdvlceS from tho City ef Mexico report thsl
tho Mexinsm Government hAa icteraniuesl 10
hereafter oppose TIM crossing VI the ilio urande
BY American troops.
Tho young King Alphonso, os spain, Wa
married IN great splsndnr 10 hIs np,lnln, thu
l'rincess Mercedes, Il Madrid, On thu 2od ii
January.
IN Northern china, according 10 reports
from thu untted Hestes Consul Il ahAnsl,as, 1
fnHhsfnl famine II raging. and children are
daily sold In thc markets Tor food.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

An organization hrs bcen formed among the
members of tho llonse u Representatives Il
Washington composed Of members of both
political parties. tho object of which Ii indI
cAtsd BY thu following resolution, i.1ssd II i,s
first meeting
Assoised. Ttat The purpose ~ ths orsaataaalos.
n0w about 70 ~ niAds shall M connnsA II tAe NJ.
nones,sssoa VI lhe SILVER dollar snd te repeal u
the lsssumption ~.
The holders u bonda ot Tho District ol Col.
umbia, large quantity Of which ass supposesi
TO have besn lasslsd without isgal warrant
during ths reIgn of tho Washington rin9, are
isborins With ! strong lobby 10 procure Con.
gscsslcnai guarantee " tho interest On tho
mpss.
Representative of ths syndicate hAvs asksd
Tho TREASURY Department 10 release them from
ths contrast under which they are bound 10
taxa somss millions mors of tho | pr cont.
bonds.
Ths President has dslssiminsd lssssft~s, In
making appointments fcr Pension Agents for
cities where thu I'D ineunibsntA aro mol ~.
tAinsd, 10 select 2oldlsss who haA msrltosloua
records In tho ualon army. II |. Thought, ~
Pension Agents have 10 do with dlseLled sol.
dIsru only, tLere Il singular psolwisiy In sael,
ssleuliOns.
The Mouse Conainttlss ON Kspsndtturss In
ths Department of Jasliss As. agreed 10 -.
port fAvovAbly blll limitlng ths annual salary
" United status MarnhAls u 1a.OcO, and Dsp.
uty MArshala 10 eb psr day.
irvsldsnt Haye. hss positively refussd n
grant pardon 70 tho Chicago whisky croohs.
And the counssi who hAvs bssn ~ psrsIstsntI,
pnshing The matter have lsft ths cAlsiAl,
breathing ths dissst yenvsAncs against Tho II.
ocallye, Atlor,sy nos.srsi Dsvsna nscsstAr,
sherman, and everybody alss CONSISTED with
ths "blAssesd administration.
The l'rssldsnt ssnt ths following non,lnattons
" the tsnale Frank Leland, Wlncoaslu, Con.
sul of tho United stAlss u Hamilton, oalasto
Thomas @. Bhoplsish, VI Minnssota, ilsgissss
os tho Land Ones, Detroit, Adam Underwood,
surveyor u Customs District of Boston ss,d
Chasiastown, MAss.
Assistant AsnslAsy frSiich. u thu 1rsAsur,
Department, ha. written 81 opinion slArpi,
esillcislng tiss action u District Attosn~,
Hangs. Ut Chicago. IN indTstnx ths avplies.
tlons of he ~hisky crooks. lloslle. Yunks,
and u. n. Yord, Tor pardon.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

The hall iniroineesl In si~ N~nat~ hy
Mr. nlsine II, In fall ssst, - follo~s
hall 81 Aasiustss the esiuAes ~ solver dul4
isss fsa rlseaisties,. and nisks the sAms legal
tender, AID f,s ashss fsaspasss
n II .uafstd, ssf., That sslsss haiis"n may
~ a~pssassA a sny coinage mint ~ = tbs
as~sy sssics IN tils city n New fusA frs setmrHs
III ~alser laslAsS III grain. ~ standard sslses
a snrA rate N rssc< Isf standard ossMce ~
haliissn ~ mAs yrssha Tune III time " nAed NY
THE nirswsas III tha Mint. with the ArJwvsAi. la
writing. II lAe Secretary IL sh@ Treasury, ahd
whleh rate shall correspond ~ esAetly - tos-
sitle with the market rate. and the hnlsen thns
placed shall, In addition 10 the ushef required
uninAxe Auihosixed by existing Law. ~ coined
wiihons delay 10 thr full csparisy os the nlinss.
krs. 2. That any gain II rruht arising firm
the cosnage of silver duliAfs shAll. after the
payment III lawful wAssAge. IN covered Into the
tFessnry ~ the United States II TIM clo~e "
sArh Asral ysAs.
ee coined shall b. legal tender ~ by exisling
law Ia common with gold for al snms up 10 aud
including ts, aud for oil sums exceeding % the
deblpf shAll have the right 10 tender IN full
payment and the creditor the riRht 10 demand
me. half the amount In gold coin and one~hAh
In 1ilscr doliarA
~. 4. Fine cr standard gold and silver bars
ss s..ss sss sss i ; NV Y YORK M s T. % asssa s y
the Assistant Treasurer of thu United Matts u
New fofk for ihcir stamped salac, which ,hsll
lc their cuinina rate respectively, aud coin cer-
tiiicascs shall be issucd therefor BY tho Asrist-
ant Treasurer ~ the sAtne manner ~ coin ccr-
tiacAtes Arp now issued for gold coin, and tho
certificates % isSusd shall " redeemed w tho
Secretary u tho Treasury on deuaAMd, q the
utiice u the Assistant Treasurer II New York.
III coin or stamped bars of bullion deposited Il
hls option.