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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16
IT will be remembered that an ef-

IT will be remembered that an Ell
fort was made, some time ago. to
throw open Indian Territory to white
settlers. 1t is well known that large
tracts of valuable lands exist there,
and, in order to break the ice TO-
wards general immigration to that
country, it was reported that rich
silver mines had been discovered
within the limits of the Territory.
The most desirable portion of the
country for white settlers is in the
interior and large body of adven-
turers was to have gone there, dur
ing the Spring and Summer, under
the leadership of a noted character
named Carpenter, but happily for
the peace of all concerned, the
authorities at Washington have
promptly put a stringent quietus on
the movement, aud, it is hoped,
nipped it in it's bud. A Cabinet
meeting was held during the present
week and the Superintendent of In
dian Affairs, clothed with authority to
use military force, if necessary, to
prevent the threatened invasion of
that beautiful land sacred to the
Creeks and Seminoles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

The Chehalis country people want
us to hurry up with their railroad.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

May 18th, to the wife of John Hawthorne
q son.
At the same time, to the wife of C. John
son, son.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

Van Setback, Stevenson IL Co., Wkalesnle
Druggists, Chic ng0, supply the trade at mun~
SfiGct :.Te rs prices.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16
LIVER, LUNGS, STOMACH, SPLEEN,
BACK AND KIDNEYS.

An IMPROVED APPLIANCE for &1.OO TO Prevent,
Relieve and Cure tho following diseases:
Ague and Fever, Dumb Ague, Chills, Liver
Complaint, Biliousness, Jaundice, Torpidity,
Enlargement of the Liver, Lassitute. Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Depression
of Spirits, Dulluess, Want of Appetite, Ma
larial Diseases, Eniay geruent of tho Spleen,
Ague Cake, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lunl-
bagO. Sciatica, Pains In the Side, Back, Bones
and Muscles. For the Relief of Asthma, Ca
tarrh, Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Whooping
Cough, Weak Lungs; also, Great Relief In
Female Weakness and Irreguiarfty.
The One Dollar Pads within the reach OF
every sufferer, Rich Poor, fun Size highly medi.
Gated containing the best known absorbent ingredients
and will prove a boon To all, Old and Young, Male
and Female. Can be worn at all nmts and under all
circumstances without interfering with Internal treat
men BY wearing this pad the pit OF your stomach
You doctors bills avoid taking drugs cor
ness absorb from the system malaral and CONTAGIOUS
Diseases and find ready relief Ii you want certificates.
send them.
Price, full regular Liver size, 81 each.
Large Body Pad, rubber back, Ss each.
We send them by post. prepaid, every
where, far and near. If not found at your
Druggists, TAKE NO OTHER. but inclOso
amount to us, and you will receive either
size ordered by return mail. ADDRESS
G. a. COOK g. CO., Chicago,
Sole Agents for u. s. and Canadas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

BALED hay is cheap, and there is
plenty of it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

The following applicants passed
examination, but =. account of be-
ing under age could not be awarded
teachers certificates:
Miss Annie Connolly 20
John Hayden. ................ GA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16
That enterprisinc firm. Long &

That enterprising firm, Long &
Birmingham manufacturers of Ched-
dar and American cheese, started up
again on the oath Of April, under
largely increased facilities for carry
ing on business during the coming
Summer. These gentlemen deserve
more than a passing notice for the
enterprise displayed by them in es-
tablishing the reputation of this Ter
ritory as a cheese-producing country.
They are now receiving between two
and three thousand pounds of milk,
per day, at their factory in Lewis
county, and the quantity is constant
lyincreasing. Everything that science
and art can do is brought into re-
QUESTION to produce the finest quail
ity of cheese. Compared with the
cheese-making of our grandmothers,
their factory, in all its appointments,
is essentially a new creation. Not
satisfied with the fame which their
product has already Justly achieved in
this Territory, Oregon and California,
they have started an additional
cheese factory in British Columbia,
and skilled maker is now on his
way from the East to take charge of
the new establishment. Would that
Washington Territory possessed a
few more men like Messrs. Long and
Birmingham.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16
BORN.

MOTHER birds are gathering sti'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

UNDER the appropriate heading of
GA Monopoly Smasher,' the follow
ing telegram appears in the Portland
Standard:
New York, April 2e.-The Union Tele-
graph Company filed articles of incorpora-
ton to-day in the county clerks office.
The company was organized with a capi-
It's corporators are Jay Gould, of New
York. $4,000 shares David III. Baker, of
New YORK, 25.000 shares, and G. A. Tinker,
of Baltimore $4,000 shares. The corpora
ton is to begin business May LIST, to con-
tinue 100 years. The lines commence in
this city and run through all the States
and most of the Territories and Canada
Bates is Superintendent of the Atlantic
and Pacific lines. Tinker was at one time
in the War Department.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16
To Billions and Ague Sufferers.

"When your Liver is Torpid,
And your Stomach feels bad,
Go to your druggist,
For Sanford's New Pad"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

lTAKE NO OTHER. SEE ADvERrIsExENr.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The near approach Of Tie Christmas holiday
gives the s:ctets & say ard lively appearance,
snd The ratsii deas!s ara Kept busy, Whilo the
receipts Of produce aCc gooj, ard tho commits
sion merchants have been doing we'll. Tho re-
colpt5 Of grain continue lair, ard while there has
been falling t1 in prices within the pas. fow
dsys, quotations have kept pace very we'll With
The larger markets. In money matters there is
nothing Of special interest to note, and the mar
Bet msy be quoted very quiet, AID though not
easy, yet there is no stringency, and loans on
good security are made without difficulty. In
New York money is in good supply ia TO per
cent but the market closed esay. with offerings
al g. In Es!iinore the money market works
easy, with moderate demand for the GU rent
wants of regular business, but very lille inquiry
on speculative account The rates remain as lat
quoted namely. a! Sac per cent Tor loans on
first class collatorals, and f!sG for best known
single name papar. Government bonds sro fair.
ly active The closing quotations at New York
yesterday showed per cent advance in curren.
cy GJ, ] in per cents, ard in 4l', new 81 and
60 Of 1881. Lsrga per cent (S!O.NO) coupon
bonds aod 81 1891, snd regulars closcd 1023alO25
OLaIe securllic5 ARD quiet SnO QuIl virginia
State bonds being doprt ssad, with moderate nf-
(eringF, AID holders generally not appearing
anxious TO prGas ssla5. Consols sold at So for
S25 CO., and closed e. 4tS4 and 10 Jos sold at 40,
closing 39!a4rf, small amount Of coupons
sold at COY. closing % bid. and coupons of JAN
usry, 1850. were quoted nj 7laTS Railroad
shares arc dull. Baltimore and Chic sold at lO7
for second preferred, and 1i0 for common.
Manassas IS ware quoted at 7i4,72, and Orange
and Alexandria 4s al $685.. Tho Now York
E1pross says: "The present calm in financial
circles, especially on tho Stock Exchange, bids
fair 10 no succeeded by mora acivn condition
of affairs in tho carly fuiurn"
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G. SCH A F7ER'S.
NO. NORTH FAIRFAX ST,

Where you will find orc oil tho lsrgeat sssort.
merits of PukE FkEHCH CANDIES in the
city; also Candies Of my own manufacture
which hro nado of puTo sugar and manufactured
daily. In the CAKE line defy competition.
Rick, Fruit, Pain, Sponge and Jelly Csko and
ill Fancy Cakes found in first class establsh-
mant. Fresh Mince. Lemon end other Pies AL
ways On hand; homo mado Mnca Most leo
Cream and Wstar Ices All elegant assortment
of FIRE WORKS cheaper than ever {; Raisins,
Currants. Citron, Figs and Mxod Nuts, oil per
fectlv fresh Sweet Oranges, Aspinwall Banana
and California lcara; sl.o largo lot Of tho best
SINGING CANAklh$, which we Offer worry
law. All wa Aslt is II call. No iroublo to show
/, DDS. 10" fCHAFERS celebrated COUGH
CANDY, never known IT, fail doc 1887
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49, 1hh AlnAnndriM Library will bn closed
uniii further rolic?, and all persons having out
books will pnnse return them at Tho library
1oan,s on Saturday night. 9th inst.
IL L. +. BRUIN, Librarian.
fTlh3'r NAT. EhNB OF ALMA, VA,
a. Alexandria, Va.
The annual election !ur DIRECTORS of This
R.n!, viii ia held NJ tha Ranking House, ON
TU E&DAi, January 18Th, 1850 between tho
hour; Of t.! and ucrCk.
dec 1913, CIihS. 4. HODFF, Ca shicr
EEElS'a KKINGLE'S HEAD QUARTERS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. DEOEMBER 10.
sun rlsna......-".... IL Sun snts......... 4 Al
ARHIVRD,
Sir j W Thompson. lower Pot c, to A Read,
Slr Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, to Il a Reed.
Str Msttano, lower Pot'C. 10 j Broders Il Co.
Schr Fiske Boston, 10 N Lindsey & Go
Srhr Elizabeth, Baltimore TO w A Smoot.
CLEARED
Stmp f G Knight Now York BIZ f. A Reed.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, by r A Ret.n.
Sir JAMS Moselcy, lower Porc. By + A Ruod.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Warran Sawyer, GoorgoLowl, fer Bn:-
Ion, and w IA A M orrelI, do, for Norwich unls
cd through He'll Gate 18Th
Schr Carrie s Hsrt sailed from Fall Riyor for
Georgotown 10th
Schr kllwood Doraa, hence, st New Haven
18th.
schr Hattie s Williams. GEORGETOWN, at Prov.
idence l7th.
Schr h Vsndusan, henca, fer Erckford, At
Vineyard Haven l7th.
Schr Mary Weaver, of PHILADELPHIA. hence
10: tovideIce, coal laden. was rue inlo on Tho
night CT December II, of Say brook, by An un.
Known light, two masted schoone:, which cut
inc stern of the Weaver down to the water s
edge and carried away cabin and rail. Shs was
lowed INTO Now London, p m OF the 18th By pro.
rolior Bolivar and will probably bu towel TO
Providence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

HEAVY fGEIGnrs --ThocypTcss faci!iti. On
;ho various railroads entering this ciy ate nov
taxed to Li'ciT u'mts s. 10 the transportation If
polk. poultry, &c. Which ala h.lng rushed
Inio market BY the i"rmors generally. Tha
.uppIy OF those articles t:.il ychr seems to be
even prcattr thnn usual, aid lie mid weather
renders GuIc; sales necessary. TIC W. Il o.
l.. Il, on Wednesday brought down - OuO
pjuada e this aari Of ir, .ht. acd on yesterday
1t" s'nc road brought Ii eco pnundA The
Lr,v? tfcirhta will lf"hrtlg c;n'iouc uriiI alter
llL, nnlinNs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nfa ct work
tzHmInin.! Me s"utaS r.0pjsg,l foo q NV rail.
read, 10 Ge canstruncl as braEch Of ito Eir
slnIa Midi nd, in Amherst county. i'hc PRO.
posed branch viii j?in tie m,in Iiuo mar Am
hcr-t {. H., hnh run from thcncn through Hui.
tsIo lIdrc to 'hc Jamc- River II iscxpccic !
to open VI rich IalnCs Il iIGT, piiluibsgo ead
8 aD@tona atd p'ac' . I.rgo TRACT Ct v.InahIc
tu.bsr iani CoGV"Il IL 10 iianslvrtail1l.
iho Development oi he C. u1iry ani The H..
cease OF trado wonl! duuhli:s naka ;his =
valuable Gilnct TO the Nlrs!ri, Nj i!aed l.,sA.
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CARRIERS.

THklSTMAt5 GOODS.
- Friday. Deer. -. lSi9
We received 60. day from Etw York great
many choice things for Christmas viz: Ladies
L.. q. Man6koichiefs. Mcn's ditto, very fine.
Lao les and Mems Fsrcy Six Hsnc OF rhiefs,
Kid Glovcs, every pair warrSnlsd. beautiful
Cloth Quilted Skirts. Ladies and Mems Col
l.ns and Cuffs. Fine Cassimo!cs. Beautiful
Glosks, Splendid Buggy Hugs, Fine Rcd Blank
OTIS, Sawls in sfosi variety, with other deairab.o
goods. "
ID. l.. REASHEAR,
II. H. IIonmes. No, 100 King street.
dec - AleIandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

i'oiLCE lTfM5.-J In James AID johu Nsl
aon, iw0 OF the cOUraG men changed win Tar
iicipaliGn in tho roqs a. tho co!crcd festival, 40
Iucsiny light, Warc glvcn 4 rchoariug hy the
Mayer 10 day. ihCy wiri i!jcd $50 each, but
took an hpIc:! ard gave .Cclgity i,r ihcif Gp-
rGaranCr 81 tho Corporation Ccurt.
Charles Brent, cnI0rra, accused If steal, g u
coat from Edward b4l.nCy, st The M ias i.
Tli, wal flock d up i,r he ,iiDy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

FRIENDS OF AMERIcA.-Firgipil Circle,
nltCd filcoda CT America. met last Ligh. and
elected John Il. Gray prOsiIuu;, with Il nun.
Der Of subordinate otiiojrs.
4 large delegation from Washiustpn was
Present. and tic cniciais from thas city per-
formed the Installation Ger monies, and rn. tho
Cl.cIc n working order.
ic Gr4.; meets in I!afmClia He'll
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dec13.Y4v Special Com mr.. of Sale.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
~ BILE LAND-By virtue of decree pro-
nounced ~ thp Circuit Coutt cr Prince William
county, 81 the NCv9mber special torn, 1879,
thereof in lho chRncary sui. ri SioGrol va. Ston-
nell, Inc uudgrsisn special commissioners
theron named, will Gff3r ior s.io 1T public QUO.
tiun, before .ho front door Of the cour. house of
tho said county, on MONDAY, thu 9th day of
Janus'y, 1880, Cha. boing Caur: ,lsy) that VAL
VA BLS FAEM. siIualeG il the ssid county,
cs:led HEABSCO,h containing about G33
scrs:2. hla fGrm 'loe On the NoabsCo run about
oue't.at Dila i;om Ncaoslo hfil!s and noetotice;
it is heavily timbercl ard has On it COM no,
DIOGS = WILLING aad all necessary on:
houses, we'll ,i3acad md in Eouj state Of cult
walton. 1t res on it also q VALUABLE
SLATE QUARRY, which hiss been extsnsive-
y worked stree IEY VS..
Terms OF Sale: One third Of tue purchase
money in cgsb. and 4ne residue ia three equal
payments at one, two and thres years, with in-
terest from day OF sale, the purchaser executing
bonds, with approved security, for the deferred
payments, aud The title to be retained until the
whole of the purchase money is paid.
Mr.. Rchsrd StOnnoll. liVlng on the premises,
will take pleasure in showing the farm to any
person wishing to purchase.
A plot Of the fam may ba seen ut the office Of
| John NJ. Johnson, eco, Alexandris. Va,
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON, co-m-,
II. T.. MERBDITH, TSaI
VIM. 4. LlPSCOMB, u oais'
| Prince William county, dec It's
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LOCAL. MATTERS,

.eJ- i&rcIGSJS Of Christmas gaois Of Ill
.aljS M,00li rcli carefully the advertisements
-l,@" appear IN tie Gazette jcf0rc Jnyt,ty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

FROM TIE rENiTENIIAnY.-rhn Deputy
5ncnll OF Warren county. Mr.. lrrcy Leach.
pas d th:,uIh here this evening On his way
htmc from Richmond, whittier ho carried a
Wso0Cr GsrJoi Suoihcf. conv;c Gil Of hOis'
,t1aIiag. SirJther haa been married twice and
has twenty orc childrcu. tho latter being secni.
liey q good reason for his par Ion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

W. "ic 'otcf!h". 22d tp3rlfg The follow NJ
goods:
Finest Double Crown Lcndon Layer RAISINS
Plain
Double Crown huscatal
OFF stalk Valencia
his: Soedless
Sultsns Seedleas
ZANTE CURRANT3.
" LEGHORN CITRON.
" LAYER FIGS. in /, Ais, s. 10 ID his
MALAGA GRAPES.
" TARAGONA ALMONDS.
" ENGLISH WALNUT3S
rECANS.
PALM NUTS,
. FILRERT5.
THO aboro soods waro purchased in New York
d! tho decline, and wo invite tho attention OF
doalars snd Tho family trada to our sp ,cisl bsr.
gGina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

Eogf-The receipts sirce Monday src li.h'
only about sd hosd. The msrxel is slo1,, bl,
nfico' urn ut former figures, quslity considered
ioe number on hand, SOME 1910 head, il is
thought viii be sufficient for our butchers until
mex }: ond"y' Prices range from 5lsG! cents
rc1gh STOCK selling a: 81 s3 conta, and the better
grades II o3:Gl cents the bulk Of the salos teinp
recorded at sGd sboat cents psr ID let.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET Dtcr.lS -Hops-
heoelpts u. ON; shipments 2,40) some psck ers
not running ard the ret duirg b 1t little; mar
Se q -, unsatisfactory; lew mixed packing 4l5,
S4 - light bacon 4 POSI- 30; .ooi TO choice
heavy 3lsSt TO- Cat,ls-Keccints 4 coo shin.
ments 100; good supply OF fno cattle; common
10 10 lar shipping t0aSt 25 good to chuico 4 5Os
81; fancy to extra = 25sS5 SO; butchcrs' SLOW.
Ias5 ou feeders AID stockors . G0.S3 so Sheep
receipts LOCO; shipments 100; coed sheen
plenty nut easy; common to choice 7jsS5
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Deer. 1S.-Hogs
STEADY and firm; common 65aS3 9J; lisbt IA
81 10 pscsing .GaSi 90; butchers 4 35aSl TO-
receipts 4.NOi shipments 2 100
BALTIMORE. rec. 19-Virsinla G. deferred G;
au consolidated 6.s do second series %; pas,
que coupons -; new ten forties 39l bid 10
Day Cotton firm; middling rs Flour dull!
and heavy; Howard street and Western Super
osS5 tO; Extra 75aS G 20; Family 5OsS7 5
Gny Mills Super 1855 80; Extra 5 75sSG Is ;
Family tuiS7 y; Rio brands 50aS7'75; Pa.
Ispeeo Family S. .. Whest-Southarn firm =;
western du!! ard lower; Southern l45sl5J; do
amber l5Oal55; No Mary land l5G; No > West
ern winter red spot and Dec l52tsl513 Jan 1914
albl4; Feb lbS4al5s3. Corn-Southorn steady
t"r white; yellow nhado off; Western lulI and
e e Southern white G}aG5; do yellow G0.CG! ;
Western mixed SPOT and Dec saes-ntw G0Is6l:
jan $500; Feby ?s6Ci; steamer 81; Osts
steady and quiet; Southern 47als; Western
WolIe dali; do mixed 45ali!; Penrs d7aiS.
hye qnie! at 100.lOl Hay steady; primo Ia
choice Penns and Maryland l7a$lS per ton.
Conee quot; Rio csrgoes 14s163. Sugar rm ;
A SOFIA. Whiskey firm at liisSl Is.
new foRK. December 19.--Stocks Quiet.
money oHo. FLOUR dull Whost dull. Cora dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

IIG REFORM CLUE. The AL xlnlria RI
icrm C!ub will b. vlscd to nisht by Il large
,,nn'bcr Of ]onadats and Daahawayi '.nm tho
p'sflc' Of C0lumtin. liu vis,ors will b. met
~ delegation ii the Ciu0 ani escorted 10 the
VI. T.. Church South. where :! lumhcr ui adj
I,re-'Cs Vii he m,dr they will ra;urn 20
Washington at Il late innf.
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STOVES AND TINWAKE.
STOVES! STOVES!
AT lis KING STREET.

would call special attention 10 NY larsestock
ne IN OWES, embracing Portable Ranges, Cook,
p.rio, Dining Room and Office Stove3 OF the
I.tost -, les and most improved patterns, each
and svsy, ono Of which is guaranteed TO give
a anG sV err, elton.
0n:'i Ien sa SSr TOMS, SPEARS and all other
FIRE PLAO nna hNo put up W noA' one'
'~ 3n EN- th T r. r. HNACES for heating DWELL
;,n $500 rC ,ublic buildings. 3 speciality.
f' bs euaf cns, ana on hand large stock Of
TIN WARE, Chaub hin~ oo"ds in oanersi'
Shovels and Housefurnis oair Fire Placo Heat.
sn also prepared to re-, stove Ranges and
ers Hot Air Furnaces, Cook
all other Stoves that are msd,, ,y1one at short
Roofing, Gu.tering and Spout. ON thu most
hotlce' IN lae city aud country. an. ted 10 give
reasonable terms. All work warrsL
satisfaction. TOW
yepl5 THO9 : ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

N"triNS bESTRoYED.--'fh Ei"anrn coni
m!ttee met att toe Auditor sUllic5 last ilsht and
examined and dcstr ycd Gumbcr III coupons
rom the old Corporation b1pis. Whica have
"e' redeemed ~ the Auditor, (r received IN
payment of taxes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

TOE ca X : : " A $
The DOMESTIC SEW ING Nj aCuiNE,
With all the attachments. wa are Prepared .
GtIfr At very low pricus. The Domestic is Row
ihougMt 10 DE fully tqIAl ~ Hny machine made.
Ne Will be pleased 1" exhibit !hom 10 parties al
all times. ,,
dec 10 Il. >. albsAlEh " hhp.
NsINCE MEhTi MlNCE MEATH A..
I'VE lmcre's Standard Minco Meat, the Old re
lisb!e and isvuriin hrand. FOR sale III packages
ani BIZ The mound 1T j. c. MlLBUkN'S,
decl9 ~ N. Royal ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

The FAIR AT SARErrA HALL The fair
Low il pT0sr2ss &: Sarepta Hall, for tho bene-
Il: Of the Sisters Of the lloly Cross, Was largely
atcudod las night. Among those present was
= delegation OF members Of the Alexandria
Catholic Beneficial Society IL full rcgalia. The
illr room anl tables are most handsomely der
rated, and choice variety Of useful ard beau.
rltul articles arc exhibited to tempt the eye aud
dcpletc tao purse oil the visitor. Those cuter
ing the hail Oh the rehi arc first offered re-
ircshmcot t:Om 'R9bcccl's WELL" which is
ia,tetuy arranged il the shape e Natural
spring issalog from rocks. arG from wEieh Miss
Lindsey dlspcDscs the cool, pleasant lemonade
TO the thirsty corners. Mex; GJmca iaucy tabl.
presided over by Miss Hill anI Ms. Il. NJ.
Latham. lt is handsomely decorated and oou
talns many basuitul articles the most pTnmi.
ncnt teing tic handsome gold cld2d cane,
Tor WEIGH ,yMayor Kompcr has so TAR 70,
cclged the highest number Of 20 Cs. Then in
oTdCrll the lhtr4l Eower, mos: haDdaomtly NJ
ragged and trimmed with llabIS ghd runtrg
vines, white f)W,r' seen. the air around it.
ilaTo Tho choicest il>RcIs from thn conanlvl-
tnli'5 are furnished in any uuanri'y. from n
ha'ton hole btQlct 10 tho largest sized on. IL
IL ptcailcd ever by Misses Novrtt and Mel. mn.
il his sagItcr around the room tho visitor Gcxt
comes upon Oan Of the masi Important cimr0.
nrnis oI the lar, thr rciE, shmrnt table. Ii il
Gnicr the charge Il Assrs Roach and Krg.
aud ce cream, cake, candies and al the good
things Of lie axe Alspoustd thcIcifom. On Ibis
table Is barrel Of TIC hes; fl ,ur rIr rai, Inst,
hit no; cl.i 81 h. fancy tail, Of Miss Llhilic.
IL Is covered AID laden down with beautiful
aud Useful gooIa. a"ioDe them an cegaLt pair
al pl!o"9, with Embroidered sharos, and n
handsome pair Of gold bracelets which latter
Gro 10 bo Voic't 10 tic Ecst popular lady in the
room. TIE tiir will rtntsty tn continued
uaii ht,t rni -iap night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

I SEFUL PRESENTS AT JAMES f.
- CARLIN 81 SONS, G3 King Stool
Chests, with coed Tools. a large assortment;
ron and Pocket Knives, Pearl, Smell, Ivory
city to seloc! from; Pistols, largo variety, from
tho cheapest to the finest; Guns, Breech Lead
ers, single and Double Bsrreled Muzzia Load.
eTs, with a full limo OF Losdlrg Implements
tlasKs, Belts, NC; Desirable prosunts for gentle
mon Skatcs-Wood Top Skstes st all prIcos
Acmo Club Skates, American Club Skates, Ice
King and leo Monarch, All Clamp Ulub and
Ladies Club Skates A largo stock Of tho above
Soohs To select lrUn,-usoful and desirable for
holiday prescn!p
dtc L! JAS. 4. GAKLIN & SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

FOUND phRII.-Ihe l4a,lica' U:lion l;ri;et
viii give ruurd patty ior tho baEetlt at Tie
poor at ito relief ROOMS Oil Wolfe rec!
On lslny rex. As the otiert Of thu party
= to furnish Chlia,mGs dinucr to ,hc p1lr, II
Is honed. that all who caa possibly DO ~ vii
contribute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

T. lie SnlIYARD.- schooner UEial Is.
IKE arrived at the Shipyavd, tits m0rnl"g,
, n: l'0ston. After unloading ballast and son'e
..'seciIaEeous lreiSh she will load coal for the
aleli 'an Coal &c.