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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-22
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New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Panama
Star and Herald says: 1.-The Bishop of
Nicaragua protested against certain
stipulations Of the Penal Code, which
provides for the punishment of specified
offenses committed by the clergy in
their public ministrations. The Gov
eminent. in answer, asserted the power
Of the State to mako its own laws. in
dependent Of concordats or priestly in.
fluence"
New York, Aug. 1.-THE steamship
Gordon Castle, from Yokohama June
I'd, and Singapore June 2lst. has ar
rived in port with about $500 tons Of
tea. This is said to be the first full
cargo of tea from Japan exclusively
that has ever arrived in this port.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l5.--General
Williamson. Commissioner Of the Gen
eral Land Office, has just rendered his
decision in the matter Of the contested
survey Of the Hacienda do san Juan
del Otto del Rio de las Gallinas, known
as the Preston Beck claim. in New
Mexico. He approves the Pelham and
Clements survey Of the grant. which
includes s.699,02 acres. and rejects
the claim Of the present grsnt-owners
for an addition Of ABOUT 600, 900 acres
to the above specified area.
Thanking the vestibule Of the En-
peror Of Aus,ria's summer house at
1schl are two grand hunting subjects in
bronze. the size Of life. purchased by
the Empress at the Vienna Exhibition.
You enter the spacious hall and the
splendid antlered heads there, each
with little ivory tablet bearing date.
which line hail and staircase from floor
to roof. are all trophies of the Emper-
or's prowess in the chase. A capital
shot and \ passionate sportsman. this is
his only relaxation from the cares Of
state.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-22
HOPS.

The British farmer is not enabled to
rise above his troubles. even by help Of
hops. On this point the agricultural
Gazette remarks that English planters
are getting sick Of the protitlegs bust.
ness Of hop growing" and that they
fear the competition of the Americans
more than that Of the Germans.
The New York Tribune Of Aug. 9Th
says
Receipts for the week, 1890 bales;
last week. 1881 bales; corresponding
week last year. 420 bsles. Exports for
the week. 92j bales; same time last
year, 60 bales. The market continues
strong and excited. Buyers ere abund-
ant even at the presen. high rates. Ex-
portefs are free purchasers. but it is sur
missed that their business is more Of o
speculative character than to supply
positive orders Cautious holders are
Disposed to sell now. and derive the
benefit OF the rise. arguing that no.
thing justities such excitement. and a
reaction j. likely to follow. Today
aivices from England confirm oil re-
cent reports about the poor condition OF
the vine and the discouraging prospects
for even fair crop. Throughout this
State the vine is said TO DO in good con-
di,ion. and the yield is generally esti-
mated at two-thirds the average crop.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-22

The London Times correspondent at
Berlin writes: "In England parties rule
the Premier. but here the Premier rules
parties. Prince Bismseck is in posses
sion Of perpetual majority. The
various parliamentary factions are but
so many cards in the hand OF the Chan
cellor. from which ct will he dtaws the
winning one. The tide of reaction is
in full force. aud the Liberals are fast
losing their cohesion and moral cour.
age.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-22
PROVERBS FOR sUBSCRIBERS.

"A wise son maketh a glad father"
and prompt paying subscriber causeth
an editor 20 laugh.
Folly IL Joy that is destitute Of
wisdom" bnt delinquent subscriber
cau.eth suffering il he house # |.
Newspaper man.
"All the ways Of man are clear in
his own eyes" except the way the de-
linquent subscriber hath in no. paying
for his newspaper.
''Bctter is little with righteousness,
than thousand subscribers who faileth
to pay what they owe.
"a Just weight and balance are the
Lords, bat that which is due upon
your Newspaper is the publishers
thereof.
Better is dry morsel and quietness
thereof" than long list Of subscribers
who chaateth the printer.
Better is poor man who walketb in
integrity" and payeth his subscription
than a rich man who continually.telle.h
the ''devi" TO call again.
Hope deferred maketh the heart
SICK" is proverb .adly realized by the
publisher " ho sendsth out bills
"a righteous man hsteth lying"
hence the editor waxeth wroth against
the subscriber who promises 10 call and
settle on the morrow. yet calleth not 10
settle,
1T biteth like serpent and stingeth
like an adder" when the adder gets
through adding up the amounts due
from bis subscribers.
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A woman wanted to remove . tree
from her lot in cemetery at Spring
field. Mass. to make room for q mon.
ument, but the authorities refused per-
mission. She went home and prayed
that the Lord would take the tree
away. and within q few hours lorna.
do blew it over. The same wind did
great damage throughout Massachu-
sets. and killed many persons. yet the
woman firmly believes it was sent in
answ IN her prayer.
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TO INrEllIctNcER PATRONS.

All moneys due the lNrELLrdgSCRR
tor existing subscriptions to either
DAILY or WEEKLY are payable to s.
L. Crawford and the undersigned alone,
or 10 their order.
Also. ali moneys due for advertising
In either DAILY or WEEKLY since the
Is. of May.
Payments made TO anyone other
than as here indicated are made At the
risk OF the person paying.
THos. W. PRosCH,
Business Manager. ISrELLIGESCER
Publishing Company.
Seattle, May. 1879.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-22

The foolish man takes his wife TO q
church sociable and spends IS for ice
cream and cake. The wise man allows
his wife TO serve on the rsfreshmept
committee. and when the evening come.
he goes to that sociable with q marke,
basket. II his wife has improved her
opportunities he comes away ahead Of
the game.
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.aiae attention - by ceiling. BY answering the
following questions:
]. Give your name and post office address
county and STATE and your nearest express once
q. Your a0e and sext
.. OccuDsfion1
4. Married or siaglsl
5. Hight. weight nov and 10 healtAt
Q. How long have you been sick,
Z. YoR complexion. color Of hair and eyssf
.. Have yoa . STOPPING or erect gait,
.. heleSS without reservation all you know
shout your ease. REelose one dollar - consults.
oea fee. Your letter will then receive our stteu.
ooo. and 20 will give you the nature Of your
disease and cur eaAdtd opinion coEce, ming
euro.
Compstent Physicians attend TO correspondence.
Al letters should be addressed TO Dispensary.
l117 ftloert street, Piiisdslphis. Pa.
H. T. HELMBOLD,
Druggist and Chemist:
Philadelphia. Pa.
SOLD EvERYWHERE,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-22

This was talked through ,elcy hone
the other day
She's darling,
She's . daisy.
She's dumping;
She's q lamb;
You should hear her play
On the pianA.
Such IN education has my Mary Am.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04
BOOKS AaU SCATIOssi:Y.
ENVELOPES !
jus! received a.
NO. 95 KING STREET.

~. ob AlIo DI HII1iis
One hundred thousand Of the hest Envelopes
for tho money in tho Stste Of Virginia.
4 full stock OF hand cf evcry desirable l.za.
quality and color. It will psy everybody who
uses Envelopes TO examine this stock before
purchasing.
Also just received complete sssortmc!t Of
Letter, Cap aud Ncte Paper, Sermon Paper
Legal Cap, Bill Heads, all sizas and weights
Flat Letter, Flat Cap, Deny s1d Nedium
Printers Blanks, Bristol Board, Printing ind
Book Paper, Manila Paper snd Tissue Paper
of all colors; also complete stock Of American
and imported Lead Pencils, Inks, American ard
imported, Adjective Files, Plying Cards y fne
stock, the best Papctories for 10; esch in the
market, full stock O.. the fneGt gradcz OF Ship
ping Tags of sll szss. Gum Labels, Paper Fss
tuners, Blank Books, from the largest i4edgoEa.
all sizea, to tha smallest Pass BOOK, Fno 6 old
Pens, Portmonnaies and Bill Books, Letter
Books, Impression Paper. Rul ersr Arm Rests,
Inkstsnds in great variety, and g thousand other
useful articles of stationery; also full stock Of
Public School Books, States, Satchels, etc. c.c.
mid q. T. FRENCH.
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DIED.

On Monday evening, tho 81 instant. at hsll'
past seven o'clock, OF pneumonia, Mrs. ABE.
LINE 3. LAMBERT, 1el:ct Of the late Renj.
Il. Lac be:t, in the lis, year OF her ago ~ lie
friends OF tho family are respectfully invited 10
attend her tuH era, from her la!o residence, NO.
noon, ats oclock.--[ Baltimore aDd Richmond
pspeIs please copy.
On February 9TH, ST wildwood. Fairfax CO.,
Va, MARGARET Z reict Of the l.te John
Y. Wo.thir gton. OF Asryisnd aged 10 years.
Baltimore pspers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

MISSIONARY MEETlNG.-The anuual meet
iog If tho Missionary Society Of tne Il. n
Church, Sou:h, wss held last nish;, and proved
& :ro.. Interesting entertainment. Or. ARA
,,rons. Of the Baltimore Conference, delivered
u34 costhy address upon the ni>s'2nafg
wo.k, Interpreting his remarks vita i!!2sra-
Inns aud spp,opr3a.o anccdo,cs. TIE report
# The Secretary shows i!a: through the Sun.
d.y $ahou about $3.50 hsvo bacn raised dn,'ua
The p... yca7 Tor the advancement 81 Ice eau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE CITY CouSCIL-
Both breaches of the City Couucii 1ilI meet
% ri.h. IL j9iat session ior the purpose CT 3D.
jus,icg he Sun cugna house. c-s?. Thlch has
en- before THIS byGy iyr several moo!hs, aud
which h:s excited mu;h attention atd 7m Mept'
The oo,iccs, vhi.h we're served the csulciImer
this uoruug contained clause 10 rhc fleet
,,at ia cyeyy case OF non atierianc, fine woald
b, assessed, which will IN all probability triug
ca. al! the mentors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE MoFFETT REGIS.
rER.-Comnissioner George Daie7. vino t:s
flashed akipg the Mofelt Register return
:or the month of February reports IS to'.
igws:-Amount zcturocd frou alcoholic inks,
1856; fftm malt drinks, s6l.39; from
he sale of alcoholic gallons, SIS; from the sale
D! malt gallons. soc; making total Of 1923. Al,
,hc smallest returns yet made since The Intro
luctioo Of ibis method oftsxs!ioo. y decrease
.: SlO4l from tee rea6iogs II the register for
the ncrth o. January is noted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

Book Theft. -Je,ti,. J II t"aDTseo il
,a,d warrant yesterday for ll;a arrcS: ct ::
e,ored man named Richard HUT. Gho IS
cforged with the taeit OF q 10. OF vary valu able
books from his employer, Mr. ). '. Davis, bus
a, Iyet the sthief lis a. large, :''ttar'A tic
police are Upon biz track.
Silo, the sbDve Vas w1ittan a)nS!at .. L.
Cay has succeeded il recovering ;''h books.
winch haa hCea raen"i At ; Il3k store M
NiuK street.
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CORPORATION CoURr-Judge L. H. Lo,oe

CORPORATION COCRT-Judge u. u. L0lCt
presidRg tho ease of the Commonwealth ".
Badly, seduction under promise IT morTiago,
wss continued in &c Co:porsI;ou Cent 70 Gay.
AID tyoi!ct much interest, the ccart footn D.
,as crssGcti al day @ith spectators, anxious to
hear the ev!dsaee aud kpow The resa; ct the
CO. III" ,es.inoney ia, all in By = o'clock
this a!teruco6. bat it is thought the case viii
h.riiy g. TO the jury before 40 stj;urament
~ n: ht.
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FEO.I IS3SK.G TOW.
ESPECIAL TO TIE ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, .. O., March !.

WASHINGTON, .. G.. March +.
The Forty fth Congress aG;ourasd to doy.
10 Tie House tie sdjcufnne1t took pl.cc pre-
ci:elS st the hcn- Of uo,n. enc 10 thc presence
Ct oho CT tee lsr.cst c:oI1s c.e: asSe@ BIZ
@ithio Tue bali, though little, il auy, larger than
tina; there turcg tae ,sri;:r hours eli last light.
No; oGiy tee "a cries arl fl,jr Ct tie House
were GiI,d 10 lttir Utmost c.psci,y hut evan
The lob5ies std h. corridors. Inc closlr &
speeches If Mtssf, \ kias, Durham mi
S0ulhari atri5u!ing tie ntc:Esily OF an extra
session to the rad.cal:, acd those of NassIs.
Foster and Hale placing he b;ame OF an extra
session upon the democrats, VIE eloquent,
warm e0d cXcitiue. snd were app!.Uiid by tie
eides of the House ca Bboh they acre, AID that
OF Speaker Randall, Wko timed !: so as 10 erd
precisely as the c:ock iaCceled the hour Ct
twelve vas 10 ;xcef5t taste aci W&s warmly
applauded On both sides Of tao House
In the Senate tie crowd was jus: IS large
but owing to The length OF s3me ct the speeches
and to the delay of the committee appointed to
wait upon The President 10 making their report
the hands of the clock bad to be set back twice 10
order that tho adjournment might be made at
the proper time.
Vic, President Wheeler did not preside at
the closing session oHiDg to incispositio7. lie
was taken sick early this moraUg, and Mir. Ferry
occupied the chair.
Al! the appropriation bills, except the Army
sud tie Legislative. ju3icial a1G Executive,
we're passed. Che yellow Fever, Cattle and
Pension bill, The latter with TIC Amendment 10
Guiding soldiers fttc N. Ican var, stricken Gu,
ard special bill giving Gen. Shields q rcpsi3n
were elso passed. The radicals succeeded By
f!ibus.ariDg in rreVartiog the passage OF tie
resolu;ions for the impeachment Of .IiEistcr
Seward.
Senator Withers vas aga;n in lis SCAT this
morning, having raurrcd CO tie night train
from Richmood, whittier liz wss called BY the
illness cf his daughter, Rho, however, is now
out Of danger.
Tho President vas at tie Capitol this mcrn,
ing and signed all the bills as coon as they were
ready for his signature. Ho ha5 Issued his
proclamation for az extra sassio0 10 congeGe oC
the 18th inst
The appointment Of d. II. Stroller, P1r!e
Cra5on. to DO corsul general 10 Mexico, Tas re-
j:ccd by tho Senate this m0r11g. Il is ru-
mortd that the appointment Ut Gen. Banks as
marshal Of Massachusetts, Was nlso rejected.
n minister 10 Berlin has bacu appointed ger.
COURT CT ArFEALs This coar. Will 1scoul-
nence It's session tomorrow.
On March the LIT ~ appeal WSs al!o Tea and
superEedes: awarded from decfeo Of tho Chsn-
Gerry Court of tho city Of RicnnunG in TIE case
Of Mo.vss's e3 ecutor against Barrett. Sc.
II the case ef Oliver ct s!0 against Stokes Ct
ala sn appeal was allowed and supersedegs
awarded from Tho Circui! Court of Hcnrlco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

The FUNERAL OF alRs. COLEMAN. Tho
funeral of the late Mrs. Caroiue Coieioan.
which took place his tnorpirs from her ttrmsr
residence on Fairfax street. was largely attend
%; mary of her friends iron Washington AID
Baltimore being present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

The NARROW GAUGE RAlLRoAD.-A lagEe
force Of lsblrlIs were pu: to work at Fails
Church this norD;ug on the Wss5laetcn City
end St. Louis Kailioad, cve!iog Tbs rradss
ard pr pairing TIC line FOR the ties, which Will
be placed upon It q, f;stas ;hsy can be furnished
~ the contractors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

The MARQUIS Toe Marquis Spring Ulster
is entirely new 10 cu!, siuglS breasted, button
to the throat, with genuine buffalo horn but
lcua can oo!g b. had at kATzENsTEIN's Fash.
iuDab!o Clothing E,tsDiishnens. 80 TN street
near Pennsylvania Avenue. Price from 5000
10 S25 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04
MARRIED..

4. Cownes, tia residence Of the late Hon. B
4. Douglas, en- Tuesday. the 18th Ct February.
b.; Rev. Mr.. HuGdley. J. c. CaUSEY. esq , Of
Baltimore city, Md to Miss EVELYN SPOTS
WOOD DOUGLASS OF King William county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04
NTIAMER ARLINGTON FOR SALE.

Will bo offered for sale privately until THURS.
DAY. Inc l5th Of April, 1879, at the dock foot Of
freight steamer ARLINGTON, lC9 feet long,
breadth IS feet, depth Of hold feet with ca.
paci!y Of over fifty tens draws, when light p
feet OF water, and loaded shout feet. This
stesmer is veil a6spted 10 the river trade, and is
il good condition, Including boiler and engine.
If not sod previous to the 18th of April, Oh that
dsy, 81 - IL, Inc Arlington will &c offered for
SAFE by public suction.
Terms uado Known By addressing JOS. T..
JAENaI, st Qccoqusn, Prince William CO.
W. or On the Gay at Pablo sale on the spo:.
JOS. 7. JANNEY.
I'll 4-eo.d HENRY T. DUTY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

SEvERE FALL.--An elderly LAZY uan:i Sir:.
Bull isio,ed while ascsndioe the STEPS q The IL.
L. Church last right aud il falling ers.ai2cd
several severe bruises aUau5 Tic Dead Hnd
shoulders. She vas eoavcyei 10 her no:ae. us
5000 IS vas plssiGic, aG1 this nio'c'cg - &c
ported 50 improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

Fos BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS, Pie PANS,
Oyster Caus, Cake Cutters. Tia Toys, Or auy
thing 10 the tnware lioe. call On Sians bury d
Rrn carner King aud Columbus sis. dec 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

DEATH OF A HIGuLY RESPECTED LADY. -
MIS-. Lsm5uIt. shuse Iiorss "as mcnilnct in
yesterdays Gsz?ttc, di:,' last ni:ht a: ':3J
!, cIock, OF pocunoais. She was he widow OF
The LAKE Bnr ,tnin II. Lambert, esq, aud roth
er Ct MIR. Wa. Ii. Lambert, Cashier OF tho
CnZen's National Bank If thls CITY, and leaves
large family ard o;c!, ct i'iend' 10 noaro
lh,i: less. Tic ilacai sill lake pace from hex
former residence. GU Dlkc street, 10 NERO"
evening at . 0 OK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

WEATHER PsoBArU.lTiEs.--Ilarch 4 1879.
F57 the Middle States partly cloudy weather:
cs,t"riy TO souihsrly winds, shifting to soutn-
westerly and we::=fly Curing the night, slowly
Using temperature AZ falling barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

Thu vide spread fame If Dr.. Bu'rs C5l2h
Syluo is justly Won Ly lis c'9u merits, std be
reputation it las gained hss been secures hy rs
universal use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

@- There will be o meeting Of the Efandship
Fire Co. at their hall on Tuesday, March 18th, 3:
go o'clock p m. Ivory member is oypec.rsi
10 Es present.
9. Ely ORDER OF THE FEEsIDENr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04
PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER.
IT'S EEALTRFULNKSS VINDICArED-
TIE LAW AND THE TESTlMQEE.

4 certsin Baking Powder Company, Of New
York, assuming the attributes Of royalty, ana
with the aid OF y would. BIZ chemist CT the Indian
Department. OF tbs Uaited States-save the marx
has, by q course, of persistent advertising
dodEes ard false presentation Of the facts IN the
case, undertaken to convince the public thSt
Pat,psco Baking Powder used in bread Is lnlu-
rious 70 health. These unw&rrAnted and fslac'
ious propositions have been fully exposed by
such eminent chemists IS Henry Penn 6erto1. OF
fhilsdelpbis Dr.. Doremus,, OF New York. fTot
Sharp ess, Of Boston, and others we could name
equally distinguished in the profession they have
also met severe snd pointed adverse criticism by
editorial notice ia such lesoiDg papers 90 the SCI
eniic American, New York Herald, Ph!ladel-
phia Ledger, Spice Mil" SUD Others, But to
place the nealthfulDeEs ofPstapsco Baking Pow
der boyoud question, We give below the cieeC
and emphatic testimony OF distinguished ana
we'll known chemists ard physicians Of Ealsl-
mere who hsve analysed and thoroughly exam.
iled liz ingredients.
Ihava analysed Psthpsco Baking Powder. and
it is n thoroughly scientific combination. use
it in nay own family in preference TO ell others,
which fully expresses my opinion OF Its hesltn-
fu!re:s. z. 3. WILSON,
Analytical ard Consulting Chemist,
No. go Second street, Baltimore.
l bare c:amiae! the composition Of Patspsco
SsElDS SiIU C3u - Az ~ W,
nothing that can be in the least dogreo object
| ioDable or injurious to health. 1t is simply i'm
possible TO detect the slightest trsca o. s!um or
any other deeteriops substance in bread or sny
| other article Of food prepared win Pa!arsco
| Baking Powder.
". E. 4. AKIN, u. D. IS {,
Prof OF Chem. and Pharni. ia Uni7. Of Sid.
| Mcss7s. Smith, HanaOay s. Co.
| Gentlemen: do not see how csn aGd any
thing on the subject question TO the full ard cx-
| pcit opinions Of Prots. Wilson AID Akin eX'
cept to express my surprise that any chemist r
Other educated person could find anything I'M ~
rious in the powder to which you refer, or in zig
! eDscta ard results us used. Yours trul y,
&. w. MILTEEDER0ER, IL. D.,
Prof. in Maryland University.
| DR.. Set in tEein!crestoi rival Baking Pow
| der Company says Pstspsco Baking Powder
would 60: BIO tolerated by the laws Of England.
tiace when the Dominion CT Canada, governed
by English lava, hes granted letters pstent on
its constituent ingredicd!s, which etcctnsliy dig
noses cf tnat PROPOSITION. febl5-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

New BolLEas The steamer L2dS Ct !he
Lake, Ct the Norfolk lice, has baca removed
from Ter route and taken to baltiu:sle, who're
she will receive tie neT. b)l:c's GOV hela.;
made for Ter 10 that cry. Tic steamer Jauo
Mosely will take her place upon The iiDs 2a'ips
her ahssEcc.
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fOTE5,

The las: confaTcEc, on tie Legislative Ap.
PRECIPITATION bill terpcoated few mioutss at.
ter eleven. 10 disagreement IS before. The
House had uot ordered 2 conference on the
Army appropriation tii since the last report.
TIE Individual 7iaTs OF General Butler on the
Potter Investigation were presented to t. House
lsst night. The document is very voiu1ninous,
covering soma ECO pager Of legal cap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04

STOCKHOLDERS MEEIlNd. "A: az aanua!
meeting OF tho Stockholders q lhc eeruan
Bank held tc-lay, the tGiio 6!GG directors were
elected for the coSuiog yes: A!cs.t:. Park
Acnew, + h Dow"h.a,, !-ssc EtchoeTc, Is.
Ffanois. George f. Fiat:eh Eol,e;s For!oe!, l..
V. Rtshe!!!, }. Sctn2icr and Lewis oteiu.-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-04
AUCTION SALES.
By Grool s. w ise,

(Resl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.)
by VIRTUE OF f. DEED OF TRUST
~ from Wol. Wolf, dated On ths E9:h day Of
January, 1876. and duly recorded in liber y,
No. 8, folio iO3. Alexandra county, vs.. land
records, the subscriber, as trustee. will offer for
sale oy public auction, to tie highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, the - day {: April, 1879. at u
O'Clock n in front OF the entrance to the Court
room. On Fsirfs1 street, in the city OF Ale1an-
dris Virginia. tho TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND, with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon,
Known rs "RED HILL" in said county of Al.
exsrdra snd shout one milo from the city linn
its, beautifully situated. and described in said
deed as follows: Beginning IS Inc intersection Of
the northeast SIDE CT he L0esburg turnpike with
the south side Of taO Fc1c's House lane, running
thence on said line OF SAID lane n. So, i. Al
poles; thence 5. 10, W. 81 poles s Links to tho
n +. side OF the LeeEbusg turnpike; thence n:
56l0, w. with the Il. +. side of said turnpike /;
poles; thence with said turnpike Il. 52t' 70 poles
i3 LINKS; thence with ssi1 turnpike n. 40. W.
S poles l3 iinks ; theIco s.il with said turnpike
n ST., w. poles TO tins beginning containing
FIVE ACRES.
Terms OF Sale: Cash 70 pay costs of executing
this trust, and TO discharge threo notes Of $500
each, with intsres. from date, dated Jarusry ls..
1856 Subject to 3 credit O. SiUS9j. as OF De-
cerber 10th, 1859.
mn 3-eots h O. CL&UGHTOH, Trustee.