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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

HOMMISSIIHEt!5 SAFE OF REAL ES-
" TATE HEG:; SPRING ' = %, iG fs'r-
fax c0aGtv-R5 virtue ci decree o. the Circuit
Court y. Fairf.- caun!y, pronounced a. y ovem-
Der tarIa 1876 il ;ho sujt Of owink IS. S~!nk.
tLs radrrsikned sycc;,l comnissionecs na med
IT, si drcr. @ viii. Oh Mon ia :: ths Zist day
Of "ri 1879. (GoaTt d.S) "I p IL sell 70 Inc
hieh-st b'd I.r, hJ pun,ic s.le, in t;or: OF TIE
DO :. of 10. Court Euu.n of said county. 81 the
kEAL ESTATE OF which tho Isto lenly 3.
Swink dird SEE I Gao. Issikn.s 10 tlS widow ss
do~er) co",>inl"g sbuut 2iSt scres This land
will be sold IL two Parcels tdr Quantity IN each
to b. snrounc-d or ,hs day of sale Thia land
a iirs ihs lu;J!s uf Iyhn TurueI, Carroll, Nj Is
rnt ohr;s Sersons dc,irnZ - purch.se e.e
i"vi:ed t. insp"c. - prcI.iso Gr. John +
SSlai: i"g a-ar. viii ts-E" pleasure Ill slow
IN. the property.
Terms U. SaI.: Ono fIur.h CASH, snd the resi-.
duo IL tnree ,qu,! annual p.J m-n:s TO he.r in
terest trom th7 LAY U! SAL" 10 D" SECURED ~ the
notes Of II, purchaser, with p"rd ,n,t security,
snd the ti;. - &c reisined un.ii tho lha. psy.
n:uuL il made j Il lDV II.
THOMAS MOORE.
nah 21-Hi" C.mn1'rs Of Sale.
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Westmorelmnd co ian 2U-Wt3

A SSIGNEES SALE Of An UNDiVI.
IA DED 1NThRkST IN a. TRACT OF
LAND IN RlChM mo u"Ut1rf. VIE
GIHii, KNOWN AS The KIHDEh.
HOOK FARM-ihe Undersigned, tho assignee
in bankruptcy OF Robert a-npoei!, i , wi! cell
hv pUo'ic suction, to tho his hest bidder st no
h.snsion tousr, Ia III. city If A!ex.njris, Sad
State OF VKgilis, at y o deck Il. u., oa zoe slh
b AY OF april \ ENT, !h3 ti.io nni c.tals
OF Robert Campbell: jr, IL = tract Of lanj, il
Nchmond county, Va, Containing 1893 acrco Of
lan', more or less known rs tho k!nikthoug
farm. which W..s cJnvaye: h7 EoA5Tt IAN pD.!l,
sr., rn1 wife, 20 john CsInpbe!! fer me IN OF
his Ea;nral Iif'. by deed, dsteG a5cGt hr.ii,
1871 aud recorded a-loGS tau is.d Ie:o-da e:
saii county, /" which ret2;unc9 ia ~. i!r 90.
scriptiOn
The fam is Atout twelve mills fc3:t l%ar3sw,
And aojons the lands It D,Giel Ain=on 'cho ns,
Bowon, d w. Wharton s':t Richard CITE
.s.ste. ard is improved ty uWELLI.IH lu,,
GU: buildings
The inlsr.st cf ssi Nrtsi. Canp5sT, IT,, is
al undivided one hs!! iaisrc:t. sua ct - tho
;aii life esiato
TIE terms of sale will ba: Ono shirt casn on
the day aud st the place Of aac and tho rcs'tu IA
IN Two equs payments at and l. months, with
interest from the day ot sl!o TO be scared b7
tho notes o: the purchaser.
q a. BARRY, Assignee in BsDkr'y.
NH 12-.d OF Robert Campbell, jr.
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r3# .1Gsls roG0NAG RIVER LANDING.

fa.y aoH Gdd ooIDInouiCus irnI -. s.-. .
sG.a.sel ioH5, ". TdOAPSON, !zEssssigss
"o!!, 4spocia!l7 iaG ttia ecuie, leaves .Gs cor,-
y:;t?'s H!,l.-:. Washington &FE&f NuN-
- i'c>J .:.;DG.I zaa SArU HDa'i, d.
! J'c.0G3 D. a.. aGd A!5x.adria =! 7.oU =. a.;
t,a.,tl!a:, af!.Te. aFGRi WEDNESDAY
F&iD-E Z and 81 :! e!na,Y. b. q U cocS p.:.
;'h!s company iaaEes cloes ccnnect!ons d. Al
s.-.-at,-;@ Ei:a no =. G.. '. d: S &. 5. T.. L.
s'r:;1,v:'- ;oI a:i point. sior.a suG &;ouG-
l44al2i S!;b csru nDi forwarded ri!l pruC1p.,
1c-a '..ld .iio,AL>.:I.
"a! :Grtiier !n:O!iuaL:uG apply
+. r.. ELaU .go.l.,
u Dsy'e wharf,
.. ~" '':.,,. u til. 1oa,2suy. ,ndor :ao H..
i"H> ;i:arc .;ol:Sss. !,aG., i5i sLrue;, opposite
-" -i....euTS III rpi.:.;aeut n aua:I1tou.
~. -. - u 4 A. ShtuS !.r,sjdsni.
.e... c@Y9E'a srEAx LINES wkEh-
,-ssEz@, ~ "ro
'a::~12:sArHia. FALG alVE%, P2oVl.
4!!,:'GH - ~ BUofpH
,t--i.":s ,7nTe o-le@snGTia EVEky TUES
. =. - 'arVn I'k;l:.duiptln EF Err; SAT
- "a. ,:Cnaact, "a. Alexandria w!tn ,ts g.,
:. 4 u .-..1 !. y =. 4. Hs., aE0 81 Pdiladal-
go, .'s.G t!yi-a's r"S:isr oies1:sh'ps io1 Fail
.sj".', |:"fi,.ui!~v rad oU:.4H.
"l;;.a, t-y;;s;: y;.h iI-cre o.3 ass snt uar.
's,,. u Ga.ii!ilss>Tas.
~ >:as&r !"l .raas:s: i. Philadelphia, sad
T.. '.::':..5 I ars:oa. (sucl; t;ma. "rus! uea.
::c,'t.sc. .AfuI&. :AteS AID thiuuga )iiis
80 i''-'!a ,:i"a inaursnc9 Il. tho lowest r. -t.a.
AgauI=
:. x. ::sED, Alexandria
., ii. 7 o. YDB S CO., Ft.lsto!t II.
go . 5iYDS. Gso.g .getown, j.. &.
JOHNSON bros. Washington.
- =
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=. T.
mr. ~, pGaSsYLXa%iA ;HSsi y, -. ;:GgIE
DOUBLE TA&UE
STEEL halls, 5PL&NDiD sU&N~
MAGNIFiCENI GQULr&E;EI
&"v lU .S7c7 3 y. C,.
Trains lesve Washington ifu.e Gerus u:
TIMORE & tOiJAklC i:.lLr-,}l.i!. ....
ner Of Sixth and Z St, scis, - iclos..
For fGlia Se~ lCrk and ta- t,.:s |. :. 81.
III IL :. "a. daily G::a i,lnce Gara
tied Express OF 1uluan rsE.1! U>.- ..
n. daily, sEccp. 5uat;s@. F@. a5!-h'.'.
o,oY ihliy
For Pitlsburs sud sh, X e; y; 70 z az. .......
paf]of Carr e. tiiishy-b, 80 -. -.s
witt rslsce Csr ~ i-a::;..:u
70: Csnsudsisra -4c sau 81 -. -.
daily, oxuep: Saturday, Iii l"iar"
".I.ins ;'Ds = mr. ;ii.il >. q. '-5.s
.? ?Gspt o'iG,iat.
70. pu;uncrs 80 a.&3. 4? aul u" :. 80,
i.3U, ~ 5 81 10 .ul - Ii !, ~ -, : i
day, 10 10 a. ui l. u > s., ~ aat - H. . g.
LuGaj> ELs&tt'.1.
For Aieaaldr:a i, 70, ., D. 10 >,,t /: =. a..
ll5, ), ia, o. &.ia, :, and il.3% D. ii u
Sua6sp 8. i.. .a,i - snc ;. -.
Trslus leave iilexA!Gr;:. ~: y a5ni:,.,,.. 'r.
..i5 $50, StU. iu .na II a.s.'.,;. 5, -, 3. r.t
i.rd =. ii i ~ Eahi-
ga S&Rday al o.Cj sliG iG n!i' - s.:..
2'hhOUGu Train Prk III 4 aHU:i,, d.
Quant.cu sI,li 3ichmund. ",! ,a":a 'ig> -'.
drla al :. 70 !, q. A:li 5 % y q. :#'a.
Tickets and ,nlnI ls:.i.t.s CAS- ce rtuLl..o.
principal fn.rGeG s.sli0l= Rad .:c&r, -.
Southeast L. =. rAhs;:a.
i:&c:'i P'S@""H.- A.'...
FRAN X Tl&UMSO.i
!tsisrl ,isR.yo: E"r :
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asy AauINGTOs & GIG '-al.%
WINgic% aRUANGEMGa

Lapinaihs UG. i iST:.
Tho Il ALL TRAILS viii .aavr X :..;.i- .y"
u. y ~ "a. a.. srd Aiacs:l:i. t.. y % ~. cay
oyceni Sunday; p.ss he53oar2, soiai. 5ta;"
ward, al Il IL r. II. sad >rrvJ - r-yti.'t ~
2. Il q. i,aeYe SoGii Hill ii ia..; !. 'a., ,.-a,
i.easburs, soil. as.wa-4. t. u ., d., 49, -.
rive ~ aisx.nif:A ~ 2:i5 ), -. ~2i =
Washington 3:M
The ACCOM- sod tTIOS |HAi7 %i
,esys WashiIX sun II i u o 81, al; Ai5 r'e
,,t 4 23 y. III. daily e2cs,a o;Inia2, LAl .V:!Vo
ri hsesaurg W { tJ q. =. Lea7e Io5snUrS =;
i Coz u. ard acriGv u; aieSancfi; a. = /" ;. ri
End w Wa,hiuS.cs. 1t 5 80 =. L..
~ Passengers fTUia II YssG,DEt'n -IiI -
,hs WazhDxton and palo CARS II go b"'s':c"ra
S PotoGl:c :ts:rC:.d 6ts.tiOa AsS IL 5. u. .:ij s..
aui., mal: go .1rv.4n Gt:a"U L2an:G 90 % f.
rie 500 q. IL. tsgi.i i!0p; Al9aGIt.7;c a!: L. .
u. NJ. train froG. ho"Ua G!, c&.agli =: ..nG&,
d:ll wisb Ssrs;s L:aiiy nlns >: -2&ca@
for Sn;cksrsvillu Berryvillo sna Wi.clos:::
slso with Eesme.' 5 Line oG Coacacs, %a!oa !'.s"'
Laesburs Gsi!y Cor Aidie a2d fijdaiaoutE.
Both trsius, WESTWARD nia;io cluEo connac>.r'.4 q
\, Vienna. with e;issoUs L:la - s:;aSo2 IA ra''
faI Court oousc.
Go1nxse ussasao.a gaSS. .ss!- 5 -,sS, tss-s s:<:zs
Aanusa tfeGsss, R;sG-
: & 2EFIS~; &
uc. 4-;; Genera iic!:"' 49,.
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A NosDEeFuL moMAN.-Ats. hosanos
sbc.o sis.ce ot lnr Creek Ca!et Weather.
ford, sud rbe ncted w.rr'or. ksd Esgle' died
r.r.o,iy ~ Mytca c,usy, A'a, aged 70. She
yss ed led al R..ciz", \. T., aod carried 9
,.an,sio 10 tho r gu!ar army. Oi The N any re-
,a,kabc traits a:tl32ed 70 her, Gu. is that
she usv.r sposc 4 disp,taslog word ot Que Of
her EEK,
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FOE NEW EOEEE

n, ~ Steamships Z. &. KNIGHT e=..s.
zad %;OEG GIBSON leayo tho cor.- zasfS z<sisS.ss
DaGY's whsr:, :.ie5sndri.. EVERY SATUE.
Gay sfOkNiNG. xnd New York, from pier
Il g4s: Siyer EVERY SATD 2DAY t., jcrr
. 'CiG@E y. IT.
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Az: EMPTY BoAsT-Au Iowa minister re-
ca,,,ly lecured CO "Woss / Would do it |
W,ro Girl" hmorS other things be would
I'm k aou dress tx, .it!. 4" wish IS geeaty 90
his ,reGit, for ~ might tax eai oreod hk'
man. or u heato"o Chlose, or Ven haud organ
ISIS uuokey He ~uur siso "Issrn the arc Of
uous, tsoplu.; scoa how TO dress IL ,,t aud
peo,o, ng m,unct--GO. i1ui " s'yil.t; be
y.ud uut Dc siAse OF i,s.i OK; ho woald
avoid be uss ot cIs Het,Ss. auG YOU'D 90; 0e 10
hurry 10 GRADUATE toto Womsubood. lhese
are sou.e Of tho thloe, tie rescrend xentIenan
ssYs hc y7oult do ~ ha ~ero gir!. Aoo it
10 saf. 10 ce; So 900 600 th,t thea. ara sone
| of he yer, .nluss b WI 81 ~ 1: no "efs
,i,l-.,,ic5s he MAS GeG III iv-d cn' o, 'no
.oh os ashio05, cj,us!lo,, cic' I's'0 Io"'
| Star.
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Ee C7ccn Z Who, suc,ioucc-s.

Ey GIccl Z Who, Auctl0necrs.
FSNnU. Tg E'S : it.E-.nY vi.tua of q deed CT
d trust from Albert ". H.tr cen w:d Nstbsn
". fi,rsvn hCuring rats on tie i5.n d.y OF
Nay, 1865, -nd I.co-det IL iihrr No 4, folio
lol If thu Ind records oF Fs;r,x coun:y V.
,he uuGersiS Sr.i surviving lrJstue therein
Hsmej:, vi; stlcr fJI b. public aacliOa on
SATURDAY. :hs !9.h dsy of April. lS7, n.
O clock Ill !. iro!t OF tho Nansoa Hotel ON
F.rtaA street, In toe CITY q: A!rxaDofia Va ,
the following rron"rty . VII;
TIE TKaCr OF !.ahtI csIlad "B = ST.
LEX " run..;tirg 500 scrca moro o. !r.s, with
lhe ii PkrV&N nhi5 thereon also the tract
Of iaLd c.ild LLOYD ) LOT Containing G5!
acres more ur irsy. Gis land is .i:ua:oi IN
Fairfax couLty Va aGnu. four miles fr m A l.
exoDdfis. md is Li1 nly Improved By SUI ID
lEGS aud cultivation.
TtTi!.s .! ;5aiu: For &c much cash IS vii! pay
the sCcrr~d !nt"rcsi Hpon tie prrncipai FUN due
SnG enough - j.t:aY tee expense, OF a2"cusiu- =
this lTLS!; he -ssCud - te pad il ,hruo e9usl
snuusI ilataiI:iaut at lire, lftseu AID Lweuty-
far months Win lhte.cs. ifcll The day o. sAla
the bono, Ut th. purchaser 10 te taken for tho
deferred d in;t:!ueuts and TIC .ille retained Until
the pur - ucGos Is paid 10 full The ain Jun!
Due uuGu this Gord .: tIu:t is % follows: For
iGrrc i'G!d- o7""ut By the ssid Harrison and
Pi,?9"n !uc SlLg est T:.;h .ntercs3 from March
lgt lSIS, 9,I :..n su:Gl .lGua'ty, S'!I bonds
dated MercL 1t 1859 sud pay. b'na. &, ; srd II
,r.ra re.yecliaeiy, - Decor Be- j.a.in kins OF
!iis ez;igrs, suta.t 10 :he t,l;oRios credits &c
VIZ: $l,S 80 4o of c"p,cin!'"r lib, 1873; Size,
3, OF U"u. oeT iG,h 1913; tl0t0 .s "' Ju 800,
1875; ). !5i IS rs of peG"u.h 81, 1875; SlGJ as
Of .intr.. l:.a. 1871; S2J $ Of June l6.h, 1877
$500 IS Of Do2cmGet l,:n 1871; Sl0J as Of &p.;l,
9Th, lSTS
nh iI-no!s Surviving Trustee.
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OF the
DI&TEiCW or COHuMk;h

Tr;s ecInp pAny Offers anIival!ec facilities !or
tta tsnag goo.tsticp Of tr2igtt snd passengers,
AZ. will .Gn th0ir steamers regularly IS foli2ys
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A'EEAS EE =.
NT . r &c
CdS NGE OF Ti1tn.

On aDd s!,er THURSDAY. Msrch 20:h, l5o
boats Of the POTOMAC FERRY CO. will run
ss iolloWs:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
G co. 7 so. s 20. Q so 10 80 snd II 50 d IN, and
1890, So 2 80 81, 4 80, 80 snd + 60 p. 70.
LEAVE W. oHIN9TON:
G so. : 30 $50 8 80 10 80 snd II so g. m, and
IL 81, 80, 90. 5 50. 4 So 5 % snd 80 Q. Il.
NH IS GEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager.
gTAAliD & GEAR0ARp GOASTINS co.
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w y. - Hi=. aiDLAND 2 {; > K. T.
~ JOHN :. EABBnUR, Receiver.
On and After SUNDAY. 1909 p m., March
G.h. 1879, Passenger trains viii cul as follows;
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E. ProDJact of Eyis,

Mr. Dl7id G. Croy, The late Editor 10 Chief
oftbo NcR York Graphic, has en- a!armiag
reputation ioG nsk:ag pT:.y ao,uratc predic'
tons. Where thc7 haze 10: haPpoaed to turn
on. accurate, ttey have 80: been nuca nct!cad.
Where they h172 b:cc Gccafa:o they have &c.
sorvcdiy attracted coed doaI ofa.tenion. 10
che au:um1 CT 1872 III. Cfog published
rouo.ka5ic ayt;oTe. il sLors lived magazine,
onti,4d Tho Modern Ttiakar," Whoreiu be
6 ,iG ~ preGiG. tIst within The next tTo
years thi; c9ua;Iy vi! exp rie0co tho worst
GosncGl pao:c EIoGu 10 ;.s history. 1t viii re
nnro Uida pTc2G a2d d.s39.r0us than that CT
1857. all the Gapis created By CUT paper money
Var viii bo wiped OF. CT compromised. Land
will ten po.ariIy fail 80 Une la!f its present value.
This pauic vii; bo pIoslpitsted. 10 oil probabl-
| ity, BIZ the failure c! The Northern Pacific Rail
road, ADD. perhaps. OF 'hI banks wao mscage
it. This sill br'ug 70 light suoh ao sOsz og
.uouoc or lr.u1 "a conouc i)n with cur raIrJsds
| 3 to discredIt al arOchs, 10 u aod bal. loe
bears will hct Lich b o4.uIv4l. Tao eco Ct mot
rcprto IL tus!aess circles md 0E tho street vii!
prnve to bc conUnp ch"a's.'
a good deal of sttentoa Vas attracted ~
the fec: tGGt rho NV loIG irIbuoe, Two dey5
pe!ore The usn;o, T4rGeo the PUBIC that II vas
,nmug. Bui what shall Ug thought OF msg-
| Il ue writer @no give. tbs saQe wirolDg. With
urcciss details, arariy Year beforehand ! Ocdl.
,arily prophets. d. n1S r,c.lYc muc crsdt.aud
specially prophets CT c9!l. Wust Nr. Croly
1as ur ady tuti, buwcgcr, variants rp ciai iu-
crest, at least. 10 Ii. prescott pccd'cnoos. They
we're published Il Gay Vi tno ssO 10 thc y "
Y,fk GisYtlc. oat sEis Is hi. ogo summary OF
| tncm:--
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AN INGENIOUS GAMBLING lN5raUMESr-
Isaac Flnbers eoe Frank B,sseet wssc haid t,r
the grand jury in default C; So 900 bail, by ,hc
police j1dgc. oo chsTs, cf burglary 10 tbs
.ecoud degree. They bra Ike ia:o roon II the
Rex nouss, oa Dl92dWly street. tsw days
ago, aod sto!e, au0aG C!icr tc!oGs, qu!atI:y
Of gamblers iup.ccl:pts. &c ouS tue later
was an exceedingly u o:caiJu3 ap2ars:u7, "htea
vas szhiti;aa ia court az evidence asuios. tho
men, and ia designed TO facilitate chestog at
car6e.
; Tho c,n!yi7a172 consists C 80 arrangement!
| of sci;oes 10 fame TS;2b passes srouod toe
| oIevers crn b:aya:l bis c,a: sltego aod COG
taIos tho carlo de:igned 10 be used 10 cheating
Attached to The apparatus is ss'!io.G which
asses around the pia3cr's 5ody to his lsit band.
| By meaas O! the s..i,g tbs niayor can throw
! GU, tho cuIis 30 es 10 stock" biz haod and
| w,hdraw lao8c that &c Go:s got outsider s:roog
enough 10 play seeIGst his opponent. The me-
! o,liue oo,o evideuca OF Ioag s:'7lce, and has
do ab,less eup'ird the Dork IS OF many green
hor o,-Sdn Francisco Bulletin.
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Hy Gresn g Wise,

by ST6bN w lSci
(Hanl Estate Agents and Auctionaers.l
SeI VIRTUE Gf IL DEED OF TRUST
- from VIM, Woit. dated on the 29.h d,y of
Jsnp4re, 1876 Ent duly recorded iu libsr y,
No. 3, folio l0}, Alexandri. couuty, Va, land
rccords, the subscriber, s= trustee will offer Tor
sale by public auction 50 tac hlshes! bidder. on
TB y RSDAY, the 31 cay ot april, 1870. at II
O'CLOCK m ia front o tho entrance u the Court
room or tairisI street, in tho city OF Alexan.
dris Vicginis the TRAOr or Z aKCEL or
LAND, with tn. 1MPRUVEM GN rs ther con,
known rs "Rhp iiirL." in aa,i county CT al
exaDdrn ard ahou. one mile from The city linn
il., beautifully situated and descrihei in said
deed Us follows: BepiuuiDg 1t the intersection OF
the northc:s: aitc o: lhs Lrcsburg turnpike with
tn. south side OF The FG0r's House lane running
lhoucc on sait limo OF ga'd lnne n. So, h. 4i
poles; therco s 10, ". 81 poles linko to the
II side CT thr LsesbaTg turnpike; thence N.
56$o, " with .be Il 4. SIDE of es!d turnpike -
pole.; lieucu wiki SAID turnpige n 52to IN uol-s
IS links; thurce with Said turopiEe N $50. W.
S 20 As l3 links; lhencs eli w!Ld said turnpike
30, W. poles 10 the beginning, Containing
FIVE ACRES.
Terua Of Sale: Cash TO pay costs of executing
this trust, aud 20 discharge tbres ootos of $500
each, Wtn Interest Iron, date, dated .nuary lst,
1856 s'ntject to credit Of 1;tGS.9j. Is OF De.
cember 10th, 1853
nm s-eots Y. Q. CIsUGEToN, Trustea.
We the undersigned agree that the terms Of
sale IF the property de.l r bed II ibe shove I'd
ver,is.ueDL Day b. cca' ged as folio Ss, to Wit {:
For enough cash 10 p.y 'ho sccrued int est
upup the q ebt secur-d and tt9 exl eusss of s.ls
aid for tho residue the toLds Of Tho purch,ter
10 B. takpn in .Gu-l iGs!A ments s, GInc, fifteen
and tw-I1y u TnGn.ha. with interest from the
d y OF sale the till IT. DO lined Unti the &C.
l.rred in..ainenls aro iu ly paid
I. W. A.hNS1 1E'iEGT.
Z q JirIeft JrHI
WATTLGo & II USHBaCH
Ceuoss! to- i,a:aiais!rstor.
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S,OhDE EnSsD Ml.K-1he Celebrated
'SW.s br.n3,' achnnS ie1xed tho DIR l.
Which W. con rec lnmend ~ iLvhlld; aud Others
suffering ;rum the u.e Of iu yure OF Tstered
| fyr sale BY The Can or caso by
SahMDk i NTH,
Family Grocer. hid Tns Dea-rz,
feb q Prlrcc snd E"! 81 s,ree;s.
N~Ena TO-DAY. (Msrch 2!st large
~ rssortment of se.sousble gnod.: Spring
! Csss,u.ercs, 1Weefs, sp!saaid assortment; Cot
,onsdss Liner, Gius hnws Fri, is. Chevioi;
| Dcnias, Hiescne1 snd bro~a Muslias, with
lrsny ibeT goods, byui ht Very Cheap liuylis
| sli iE gaIi OF goods ~ .ive Z. ah asF!v call.
mt2l " :; p. BhHKLEY.
| j,nAGul.lN n-nAY'5 NEW TKAkS;
P,HKNT GEM Eh I uIites al b,oken ar
tn:Ies I'D p-ic- -pto!S snd psrn.n,.t!y ; ucequ:i
ID Tot .l.ss. chins, e-tth=A~are. at ne, ivory
"'''' WARFIELD & HALL.
lnh 10 Corner frlucs Hnd rairi.1 STREETS.
AyEW WEsrEKN CLOVER SEED for ss.
~ by [teb III HARMON & SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

uOLDEN'5 BUOk ON BIZ OS- We haSo
IL just received the sbovo useful book. which
is inVs'uable to persons raising bird, OF to those
who have birds Of any kind. 1t gives ihs bes:
advice and directions for ths treatment Il birds.
Price 25c. MCLEAN & UHLEk.
feb 26 IS King strset
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

.slEYES! SlEYhS nltVES In Mo,e nc
- ios sai4 cholce. .. Of Oak hp Flour Dit g, es.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

= OEWuOD CEEAMERS 6UTTnE. put
~ ~ il 8 b buckets Tor 6.nily use, in nore
and 70. 5alo ~
feh Is CBAS. j. TAYLOR Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

j,naGuI.lN n-n.;Y'5 NEW TRANS.
=, HKNT CEMENT uGtes all broken sr.
ti,:ies i1npeic-ptio!S snd permrnait!y uC IL
d !or ,l.ss chins, e-tih=nRare. At Ne, iyoIy,
Wood, SC Fer ea;e by
WAEFIELD & HALL.
lni 10 Corner frlpcs snd Fairfax STREETS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

Z SAA2iD & sEARoARp CoAsTINs co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

HULM N'S nGUE AND Ii VhE PAD
- Very bi.hiy recommended Article for the
cur. Of 81; .se..ee of the liver Or nervous sys-
Lrn. PrIcs Sz We would ref .r 10 the long
advertisement IL tho Il. l. nveh'ng Post
t-o2i - LIE DBEA1'ER b BRO.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-04
Board of Public Works

The board of public works had regular
meeting yesterday.
The clerk was ordered to serve notices of
confirmation for grading Fourth street. Also
Tor opening an alley in the Merchants hotel
block. Also for changing The grade on Day
ton avenue
The assessments for the paving of jackson
street from Fourth to Seventh street was
next considered, and the city attorney was
directed to confer with the street railway
company regarding the taking up of tracks,
with instructions to report at the next meet
ing.
Alice Cavanaugh's petition for damages
oy the opening OF Melrose avenue was laid
on the table.
Richard Hazards claim for damages by
the grading of Iglehart street was sent to the
cou neil.
A petition was presented for the opening
OF thirty-foot street from Ninth to Seventh
streets along the line of block 2 in Rice and
1rvine's addition. 1t was sent to the
council
After passing a number of bills the board
adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-04
BONDS 1T APREILUM.
Ihe Superior Financial Condition Of
Paui-Only IS Mills Tax.

The Superior Financial Condition of ST.
Paui-Only IS Mills Tax.
Yesterday q. H. Cutler, the successful
bidder for the $4,000 worth of Fort street
sewerage bonds, was given his own. The
bonds were made out in form of $1,000 each
with coupons attached. They bear interest
at per cent. and run for twenty five years,
falling due Jan. 1, 1904. Taking the matter
into consideration, this bit of negotiation
effected and consummated is speaking
commentary on the credit and financial
standing of st. Paul. The amount
paid was 3.55 per cent. premium for the
bonds. This is the highe st rate ever paid
for the corporation bonds in any form, and
is greatly in excess of the quotation of the
city bonds Of any other municipality in the
country. Most generally these quotations
are below par, even though higher rate of
interest is given. AS for instance Minneap-
oils sewerage bonds sell for IS cents on the
dollar, though paying 10 per cent. interest
1t will be remembered gratefully in this
community, ard is stated for the tax-ridden
OF other cities, that the tax levy for the
present year is thirteen mills. AS climax
it is stated that the double favorable eondi-
ton of affairs financially stated above have
taken place under Democratic rule.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-04
White Earth Agency.

Information from White Earth reservation
states that the Indians are having grand
social and international time there. The
Chlppewas are receiving and entertaining a
large number of Sisseton Sioux. The latter
are on visit combining pleasure with bust
ness. The business was undertaken first.
ana was to effect treaty between these
nelghborlng tribes to prevent all further
acts OF hostility, or dep7edations. Thew
further agreed in the event of any one Of
either tribe committing any such act, the
party would be given up for punishment.
and 1t was further provided that the Great
Father at Washington would be called upon
to see that all articles of the treaty be strict
~ enforced. After the conclusion of bust
ness the Lo family everlastingly feasted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-04
At the Opera Honse

Uncle Toms Cabin was repeated at the
Opera House last evening by the Forbes
Dramatic company. The audience was not
as large as on New Years evening, probably
on account of the extreme cold, which kept
people in doors hugging their warm fires.
1t was presented with strong cast, and all
the actors performed WELL The scenic an
polntments were especially good, and the
closing spectacle, "the gates ajar," drew
forth much admiration.
To-day will close the present engagement
OF this company. At the matinee at 2
o'clock Uncle Tom will be repeated, with all
the accessories that have characterized the
evening performances, and in the evening
Black Diamonds will be given in Difference
to the wishes of large number of the pat
rons of the theater.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-04
St. Paul the Terminus of

St. Paul the TIE rminus of Another Railroad.
Among the good things that Manager
Merrill, of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul road, at the time of the recent con-
ference here gave st. Paul to understand
might be expected in reasonable time.
were such running arrangements as would
make this city the virtual terminus of the
Hastings & Dakota railroad, SO far as the
business of the road within the State, both
for freights and passengers, was concerned
A part of this at least implied promise has
been carried into effect, arrangements hay
ing been made by the Chicago, Milwaukee g.
St. Paul company with the St. Paul & Sioux
City company for transporting freight to and
from st. Paul for points on the line of the
Hastings q Dakota road west offs Shakopee.
Under this arrangement freights for and
from st. Paul will be received at and shipped
from the freight house of the St. Paul &
Sioux City company, and such is the
perfection of the running arrange
ments made, that freights delivered at
the ST. Paul & Sioux City worehouse before
the close of receiving hours one day, will be
delivered at Montevideo, the present ter
minus Of the Hastings g Dakota road, the