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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16
What MOustache !
Rocklsnd IN. ~ Courier.

A young man and his girl sat near the
front at Burdette's lecture, the other
evening. The young man carried his
head on one side, it being forced into
that position by the weight OF hall a very
tender moustsche, which was composed
of seven hairs upon one side ana eleven
upon the other side of his nose. When
the Hawk-Eye man had Just finished
convulsing his hearers with an account of
a youths fist shaving encounter with
barber, the young man leaned over to his
girl, and whispered:
"That's true to life, / can tell you"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

WIT sometimes consist Of an unex>
pected definition of words. " Father
said a youthful prodigy to the professor
of mathematics, "can you tell me the diff
ference between one yard and two
yard-?" In an instant the mathemati-
cal brain began to run over the theorems
of Euclid, but no clear answer came.
The professor looked into the boys face
and remembered that Hadyn played the
cathedral organ when he was FIVE years
old, and began to wonder if this boy was
equally gifted. "Do you give It up :"
Eyes, my son, / think I must" and Re
grew very grave and solemn. " Well,
the real difference is q fence, father."
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Indiana woman's prison is entirely
under the control Of women.
The costliest switch Of hair ever made
in EIris was cold there lately Tor 500. Il
was gnCW white, and YARD and QUcrter
long.
Jewe'Ty is made in Germany from the
pure Blood Of the OK. The blood is dried,
reduced 20 powder, and JhGn nodded and
polished. What next?
Beginning with a production of four
pounds Of tea in 1S4O India export, 10000,
co. pounds, ana all the islands Of the Indian
Archipelago are cUltivauug the plant.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

AT a dinner recently given by WELL
known English peer, enc of the guest,
a very young man, made himself OBJ
noxious by persistently laying down the
law on every possible subject, and talking
long and loudly. Atlength he expressed,
in no measured terms, his hatred of q
class of people whom he called Philis-
tines. An elderly gentleman, sitting
opposite TO him mildly irquired, "And
pray. sir, bow do you define a Philis-
tine ?" The host interposed, saying
" l will give you the explanation. Phil
istines are persons who are inconven-
fenced by the jaws of an ass"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

The great robberycf the Manhattan
savings bank has melted Herald writer
to look up the more notable burglaries
of the past fifteen yeaEg The list en-
braces some seEenty-fEc or more bank
ing institutions that have suffered in this
wsy, the aggregate loss footing up about
$15,OJ0O)O, Thus it appears that in
this country alone, in one class OF rob-
berries, an average loss OF s million dol
lars a year has been sustained. a single
years burglar tax would probably supply
time locks and electric alars2s to every
bsnk vault in the land.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

The longer l live, the more do be-
come satisfied that nothing is so good for
people who are in deep trouble as real
hard woodwork that not only occupies
the hands, but the brain /; work on which
one lavishes the best part of the heart
George Egtst.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

The boy went out to play marbles, while
the old gentleman thought of a great
many things which he couldn't express.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

SAN FRkNcIsCo papers say the coinage
of the niokels is about the largest fraud
OF small sgindle ever perpetrgted upon
q free people. The cost of ths coins is
only Il cent apiece, and they were
originally authoriz d and the silver half
dimes demonelizsd for the benefit Of the
owners of a nickel mine in New Jersey
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

The North American says. The I'M
migrants are coming again, in spite Of
stormy seas and winter. They are
limited to 10 race, cieed, language OF
calling, but represent all. They have
perhaps IS various notions as national
tiles, yet agree on one-that they can
accumulate and enjoy more in America
than in Europe a recent calculation
represented that the Italian workman
receives seventeen and twenty per cent.
of the profit on his work; the French
man forty. sever. per cent; the American
seventy-two per cent While the apprcx>
ination to such difference exists, we
shall continue to grow from immigration
as well as from multiplication.
TIE crystal glass milIatones, recently
introduced in Germany, age said to give
promise OF success. Their construction
appears to have originated in the fact, as
observed, that French burrs produce the
best results, when they have the closest
and most glossy nature, and the making
of the glass miilstones Is pursued on the
same plan adopted in the case Of French
burrs. Eight pieces OF glass Of equal
size, containing nine cubic metres, are
used as q nuclei, the counter piece Of
granite being kept open at the hole, and
bound to the outer form with cement
The burrows are cut with kni e-picks,
and the dressing done with pointed ham
mers or diamond dressing machine. Il
is alleged that these mjllstones do really
better work than tie French burrs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

The san + Francisco Chroniciesays that
the hoodlum fraternity in that city dates
from 1862, and now comprises some SIX
hundred members, composed chiefly of
half grown boys. All are not criminals,
but the leaders ere as a rule. They have
q regular System Of passwords and signals,
and a slang dialect, which is, however,
sparingly used Lest the police acquire Its
terms.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

BIR. LONGFBLL0w, in his character Of
poet, has had some curious je5ts. There
was the man who went to thank h.m for
writing Break Break, Break" the
women who had reed his poems il her
girlhOod and hsdn't seen them sinos5 the
msn "who was one Of the few who had
read The PendulUm;'" the French
man who wanted to know if that Uss the
house where Shakespeare was born, sad
the Engiishman who thought thal5 as
there were no ruinsE Ameuca, he would
call and see you sir"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20

PY VIRTUE of G deed of trust executed BY
I'D Ewell q. Etwell and wife, bearing date on
the oh dsv Of July, 1878. and of record in the
Clerks otllce of the Cooperation Court for tho
city of Alexandria, Va, liber Nc. I. page 259
The subscribers, as trustees cf THE German
Building Association Nc. =, Of Alexandris,
Vs." will, By order OF ths Board Of Directors
Of the sRid association duly rrsde, proceed 10
sell by public auction, on SATURDAY, the
An day Of October. 1879. st II ln in front Of the
Market Bdildipg, en- Royal street, in the city Of
Alexsud1ia, the following described property,
to wit: All that LOT OF GROUND, with the
BUILDINGS thereon, in the city of Alexsn.
Gfis w. situated ut the northwest Intersection
Of King and Columbus streets, and adjoining
the properly Of Is. Whea!ley on the west snd
subject TO a rental charge in fes, OF $40 per an.
NUN.
By consent Of parties the terms of sale will be
SIS follows: Ono third of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in two equal payments at
snd y months from the day OF ssIe; tho dc.
forred payments to bear interest from the day Ct
sale, and to be secured ty the notes OF The pur.
chaser, and tho retention cf the title TO the pro-
per!y unIll said notes sre paid. or by 3 deed OF
trust, at the option of the purchaser
PARK AGNEW,
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
GEORGE WISE,
SeplJ Coils fTrustorc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
AUETEseM SAE.EA

pY VIRTUE of deed IF sru:t executed b.
~ q. +. Ursytc1 and wife, sid recorded IN
the Clerks ell ice of tho Cooperation Court Of tna
city CT Ale1sndrs. in iiber No !, page Sal,
shall expose for sale, g! public suction, on MON
Day. the 18th day OF September. 1879 sbou:
noon, in front Of the premises the FRAME
len I'M SN L ttancicg Oh a lot Of ground sit
usted on the west side of Alfred street, 53 feet
north Ct Princess street. fronting On Alfred street
10 feet, s1d extending back of equal width and
parallel with Princess street 1lS feet it baing
tho house formerly occupied by the said Drsy ton.
Terms OF Ssle: Enough in cash TO pay the ex-
penses OF this trust and the sum OF one hundred
dollars and interest thereon from September
10Th, 1873, and the residue CT tho purchase 1noa.
ey, if sny, st such time and secured ia such nan
ner as shall determine on The dag Of sale.
seple-!d B. s. SMITH Trnstne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
BY ONesl Il Lucas, Auctioneers

pi VIRTUE of a decree of the CORPORATION
- Court for the city of Alexardria, Virginia,
rendered at the August term, 1879. thereof, in
tho chsncery cause Of Pierpoint's adur vs..
Perpoint ct ais. the subscribers commissioners of
sale, appointed by the said decree will e3poso
!or sale at public auction, On SATURDAY, iha
alh day of October, 1879, at y H., in front Of
the Market Building on Royal street in tho said
city Of Ale1sndris, The REAL ESTATE in TIC
said deeToe mentioned. to wit: the TENEMgNT
and LOT OF GROUhD in the said city Of
AleZsndrls, situsted at the southeast intsrssc.
lion OF kiog and Washington streets, in front
y in dupth 80 feet; subject to rent charge of
$50 ot5 per snnum. being the preme:is formerly
occupied by John 4. Pierpoinl.
Terms OF sale: One tenth Of tie purchsse
money IN Cash. snd The residue ia thres equsi
pay men;s at 6, II, and Is months respectively
IRON the day OF ssie. with interest from The dsy
OF sale. tha deferred payments to be secured by
me notes OF Inc purchaser, with approved secur-
lty aud the retention Of the title TO the propertv
until they arc paid.
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
ALBERT STUART,
sepi-sot7 Com rs Of Ssie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
by G:cou s. Wise, huc.ionc5rs

ii. D. Corso e. s
yosenh ?; ?. Smith .; 81 l." 6 'S''''S
p9 VIRTUE UF HEDECEEESO or THE
~ Corporation Court Oc the city Of Alcxsn.
dtia, Va, rendered 81 IFS Septcnlb bo. term, 1878
and September term, 1879. in The above cause
tue undersigned, commIssioncr, will on SAT-
uRDA4. Tho Al Gay OF October, 1879, ct II
O'Clock NJ, before tae front entrance of the Cor
porstlon Court House Of Aiexs.tris city. on
Fsirfsx street, sell By public suction. to the
highest bidder, tbs! VALUABLE HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, on King street, now
occupied by Mrs. L. 4. Williams, bounded and
described Is follows: Beginning at G point on
tae north llso OF King street, in tho city of hez-
snd.la, ps, GU feet castwardlr from the inter.
section o: the east line CT Alfred street with tho
north !lno Of King street aforesaid, and running
thence parallel with said Alfred street north.
wsrdly lGO feet to paved alley; therco east
Ws1dSy With the line Of said alley and parallel
with said King street 45 feet inches: thence
| sou!hwerdly parallel with said Alfred street an d
said first limo 100 feet 10 said King street and
thence westwsrdlY with the north line cr King
street 43 feet Inches TO the place Of beginning.
Terms Of Sa!e: Ono fourth of the purchase
money IN cash; tho residue in three equal pay
monts, pay ysbe respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of ealo the de.
ierrod payments 10 be secured by the bonds OF
the purchaser, With good security with interest
IRON the Day cf sne ard the title OF the property
to be retained Until tho whole purchase price IS
paid. LEONARD MAEBIJ&Y,
sep i -tS Commissioner Ot Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
JNO. s. UEiAPMkF,
soplj-td Executor Of Z. M. lIoWp. doc,t

seplo-td Executor Of 4. NJ. Lowe, dec d
VALUABLE LANDS NEAR LEWINS
v WILLIE, IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, AT
CO&MlSSIONER'S SALE-In and by virtue
OF tho decree Of tho Circuit Court Of Fai-fss
county, pronounced Fl lis NovcmbG. terrn, 1878
IN the suit of Ball VS. Ball, !hs undersigned spa
cal commissioners named in said decree, will
on MONDAY (Cour. da5) tho 10Th Of October,
1879, IN front of tho Cour. Hou:o door, sell to
the hlShest bidder, the following LOTS and
PARC&LS OF LAND. lying near LewiGsvile
IN ssd county. constituting par! of the real e.
lsta Of which S. NJ. Bail, ". W. Ball aud Lucy
W. Ball died seized:
Ot the estste Of s. ii. Bsl-Lot No. l, con.
taihipg 81 acres rood and y poles. Lot No. .,
containing II acres
Ofthe estate of w. ". Ballot No. |, con.
tai1iug lG5 acres roots and 35 poles. Lot No
:. containing ii acres and 10 poles
CT The estate OF Lucy W. Ball-Ltt No. /
containing lC6 acres snd il poles
These lands are all elgibly situ1ted, cf dssir.
able slzo and afford 8 rare opportunity for per
sons ms residing in the Dis:rictto purchase.
Terms Of Sale: So much cash in hand as will
DO requisite 10 psy expenses of sale, commissions
&c, and tho residue in three olus! annual ray.
ments, to be secured by the notes of tho pur.
chaEer. with approved personal security, and
retention of title until the last payment is made.
4 plat CT the land will bs shown on the day OF
sale and any information given upon application
to tho undersigned, st Fairfax CT. House, vs..
THOMAS MOORE, Comn'r OF Sale.
Fairfax county cen l5-S4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
AGRICULTURAL. A
Joshua HORNER, Jr., & cos.
FERTILIZING CHEMICALS.

TIE following formulas ara each suli cient to
prepare one ton Of tertilizer
Formula contains,
NjO lbs. Horner's Diss' Slaugh House Bon;s.
50 - SuIphase Msgnesis.
80 Ammonia. Price $40
Formula B contains,
200 lbs. Eorner's Diss'd Slaughter House Bones.
6O " Sulphate Msgnesia.
lIO Potash.
- Ammonis. Price $40.
Formula q contains,
zoo lbs. Horrer's Diss'd Slsu2hter House Bones
% :, Sulphs!e Msgncsis.
10 Ammonia. Price So
Formula d contains,
i0J lbs. uorRet's Diss Slaughter House Bones.
IuO . Plaster.
20 . Saiphste AmEolis
80 - - Soda.
90 " " Ptssh.
10 = Nitfs.e Soda. Price Sl3.
descriptive Catalogues with full particulars
mailed free to any address upon application.
l he shove prices are ali re! cash for the goods
delivered FREQ on board the cars or steam boat in
Va. JANNEY SOC.
scpl9 Agents, 70 snI Ids King street
ETOE TIE FALL SHEDDING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
By O'Neal u Lucss, Auc.:oneorf.

NAEcU1oE,s. s. SAtG LGo nE VALUABLE
On THURSDAY, September 25. 1879, at |.
m, at the auction house of @ Neal s. Lucas No.
acrlber, as Executor Of the late Jud 60 +. NJ.
| Lowe will soil by public auction, the Law
| BOOKS named in the following list:
Grsttsn's Virginia Reports. 20 vols; Robin.
son's do, 2vols; Leigh's do, II vols; Rsudoph's
Go, 4 vols; Hening s. Mumfords Reports, 4
vols; Cslps Reports, vols, acsrce; Virgins
Gases, 2 vols, scarce; Washington Cases, = vols,
scarce; Gilner's Reports vol, scarce
U: 5. Supreme Court Heports-Rlsck'e Eents,
2Vols; Wal!ace's Repts, to 10 vols, inclusive
Amercsn Reports, vols.
English Common Law Reports, 35 vols, u
vols missing, with index for ii vols.
Library of Law and Equity, II vols.
Chancery Appeal CaEes vols.
. Ke1leld on the Law of Railways, 81 edition,
2 volumes.
homax on Executors, 2 vols
:, HaiPs Dlgested Index of Gases Argued and
decided IN the Court of Appeals CT Virginia
from Wsshington's Reports TO ID Ksndolphs
Repts; do from b Randolph to Sd Leigh.
Williams en- Executors, . vols.
b!ackstone's Commentaries from l9.h London
edition; = vols
Parson'ss on Contracts, ro'; do on Mercantile
LAW, l vol
fuckers Commentaries. 81 edition, , vols,
scsrCC.
Revised Code Of Virsicio 1919. vo.s a,.-cc
Supr.eElent to Revised Coda, vol, scarce.
story on HarLaerahip, q cGiSion.
StarE!o on Evidence, y vcis, 5.h American
edition.
Wilisms on Executors, vol.
Smiths Msnual Of Equi.y.
Smiths Manual OF Common Law.
Gtd Virgins Laws by Mercer.
Holcomb3s Introduction TO Equity.
homaxs Virginia Digest s vo:s, :" | e,!;tioa.
herr's Ipjunctions in Equity.
Barton's Lsw Practice
Chit!Y's Plesdihgs, 9 vols, 9th edition.
Unity on Contracts, vol, 9Th Amer. edition.
Bobinson's Practice, yola
Matthew's Digest, vols
Matthew's Criminal Digest
Benz jauin On Sales.
aenrs Commsntsries vols, 9Th edition.
Cnsrser and LAWS Of tho City Of A!cxsadris
Va, 1914 and 1874.
Rob'nson,s Forms; Lsws Of Virginia, enacted
before tho Revolution
Synopsis of Criminal Law, Cor the uss ot Stu
dents at tho University Of Virginia,
also Sundry Text Books, list of which can
10 socn at my cfico.
INO = TCrApHha
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
BY No.l g I,uc.s. srciionccrs

2sf VlRTUE OF 8 deorec OF tho Coraorat;oA
AS Count for tho city Of AleSaadris. Virginia,
rendered AT tho September term, 1879, oi asiii
Court IN lhe chsnccrg Cause Of Uodgkln Ct SIS
IS. Hodgkin Il ais. .ho sUb3crbaT who was
thereby appointed &s commissioner of sale in
ssid cause. will expose for ssle bY public auc.
tion, on SATURDAY, the Il day af October,
1879. at Il m in front of the Market Building,
on Royal street, in lhc city Of Alexsrdria, Vir.
ginis, LOG OF GROUND, with e FRAN e
STORE End DWELLING thereon, in the ssid
city OF Alexandria, situated at the southwest in
terseclon of Queen and Pitt streets, in front on
Queen street 2o feet inches, and in depth 10 f.,
with the exclusive right 10 3 small alloy.
Terms OF Sale: One fourth Of tho rurchaso
money in eaah, ard the residue in threo equal
payments Ht Z, II Srt IS months from the dsy OF
sale; the deferred payments to bear interes!
from tho Gay pI Sale, aad 10 bs secured by tbs
notes OF the rurcGnccr, with approved security,
and tho retention Of tho tito 20 the property uI.
I'll they era paid. JAMES i. HUDGKIN.
C0mul'r. cf Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20

4 COOKING ToURNAMENT.-illss Corsou.
tho sciontiG cook, havirg passed through Ohio
sumo months egJ tho young women Of Hamil'
ton county, ia tha. Safe. go! ao idea that it
would bo awluiiy MO, to have cooking contest
at the couoty fair. s. oa liss Friday space
10 the grounds wss enclosed by means OF rope,
and 10 the midst OF e thousand soecatcrj who
pressed the lue from every point Of tho COM
pass. Miss Mary Lschy. of Wyoming, rolled up
her sleeves AID pitched 10. Toe judges. ladies
Of course, pulled out thelf watches at tho mo-
meDt when tho water began to bo'l 10 tho ke,
tie. y IS p. N and six'y ii7e minutes later
elk persons sat down to royal dinuor prepared
by Miss Mary s hsud A. tho same hone 90
Sunday Miss Msry's couteStaut, Miss Phoebe
HUI, tired her haod, aud 10 exactly fifty four
miu ates rang for tbs i,ait. The ildzes award
ed the priza-su iDprlve5 ani Inc NEST Va!u-
sbl. stove made--to MS L:chy, because Miss
ptn,o's dicper, though ready tleven minutes
Garner, was io!eriar 10 quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20

EMMADl&IEi.I s(ter tbs sala &C the sbcv,
L dcscglb ID property, tbs Lot OF GROUND
sdloinlEg tie same On tGe souta will be CGtrsd
for ssle. This lot Is Improved with BRICK
and FKAMG BUILDING, formerly Used as u
wheelmrigh. and blacksmith shop, and . large
sId substantial FHAE e BUILDING, divided
into three dwellings,. Tho lot is rs fec. wide on
the rorth. S3 feet, nchos OF tho sou.h. and III
feet inches in depth
a plat OF the property VI! he shown 0, the
day Of sale, s:d the tscs,g o. sale made kno ~n.
seII3-td J.B r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
AUGTistE a SAsEA.
By O'Neal = Lucas, Auctioneers.

WE OFTEE FOR SALG TIE LOT OF
w & kG u 4 D AID IMPEOVEMENT T.
thereon, sl!usteG on ibe eGs: sido cf Columbus
street, beginning IS fec! north Of Wolfe street,
aud running thence ncrthwardly on Columbus
street d feet to ten ise! alley, il depth G8 Zee.
ilcheF. The dwsllirg has sig rooms. We
oiler this properly &! private sale for o1o hal
cash, and the residue UG sx months time. II
not sold privately, j: will be e1poSed Ct public
ssls on MONDAY, 2o2t. :0,l, ct l. O'Clock m.
am ln-lNS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20

The GOODS HAVE CoME.-Wo are OPEN
ing our Dew stock OF dress goods, notions, fancy
goods, oarpets OF! cloths, csssimeres and other
goods this day, aud will be ready for exhibition
90 next Friday morning. A call from all is
expected. We have big stock. we'll selected,
and bought cheer. ISAAC EIoHBERG.
scpl6 IW Successor to Slsymaker 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
e kLINGJON INSTITUTE,

ASELECTSCHOOL FOR I-OENG LhDyES
H. T. cor. Washington and Da.e SIS,
AIc1sDC!i., Va
- Tho rex; session oi this Schoo, wll bsr;n on
THURSDAY, Septenbar I8'h.
Tuition per hsf Session:
For pupils over - yca7s Of s3e.....,.,,.s3l } ~
For those under I2....,......,'. Cn
ifoi' bLH r. WI! resl!;In his Fronc! classcs
al The lnsii!p!o. and thoso VINO wish to aya;i
themselves oi his inslruciioi2 cs!, 10 SO On al.
pllcsion to tho Princps
Circulars can be obtained n. Francis Rook
Store, or icCm
hiss EEbECGA 9. rOWELl,
sep ll-i2O p,;rn;,'.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
BY ONesl & Lucas, Auc!ioaeers.
GALE OF FURNITURE AT THE CITY
~ EnTET,

AS the City Hotel is sbou. to ba reopcncd u.
der new auspices, the FUKNITURE now con-
tained therein Will bo sold at auction TH URS,
DAY. Sept. IS. ct 10 o clock o. IN. sep 9-td
ES-Tho nbovo sale is postponed till III U RS.
DAY, the 2j:h ins:aE.. et the ssmo hour aud
plaza eepl6-tu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
PREMIUM FRUIT TREES.

%. 0. MUESON'S NURSERY.)
Will take orders for the above Fruit, Ornament
al and Shade Trees, Small Fruits, Roses, Flow
ering Shrubs, &c, at NurseIy prices, At my
store, corner of Fairfax and Franklin ste. Send
card, and will cali snd take your orders and
leave catalogue of prices and varieties, and can
give purchasers inquiring useful hints about de-
eirAble varieties.
iQa-10m w. I. GRAVGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20
EDUGATsSEAL.
SCHOOLF0R GIRLS6BOYS

Ars. and Miss EORsEY will open 6 School
Tor Girls and Boys on SEPT. 18th, 1879.
For particulars apply 10 Mira j. =. B. DOB
SEI, Nc. 30 St. Assph street. Alezsad,;,. Va,
There will b9s CALiSGHENlC CLASS in
ooHHecs'"h win Ice ocloo'. sug Collins
MI !SS ~ NM EHS will resume her c!sss of
-, ~ " oolC, flANO ard GUITAR. Apply
.. ". -Io AlIg street. sep13-2w
MISS +. B. STOUPs. TEACHER OF PI-
" " ANO, HARP, ORGAN aud GUITAR
also thorough BASS Par,icrIa- sttont;oo -
Degihnera, e5 vol Us t3cso wlahng to BIZ cnslj-
ued Tor teachers. Terms s.cdcrate. Best refer
ehces Oidera LETT 1t Mir VanAukea's music
store No. ii KirS street, Aiexendlis. or Sd
Gutsaeu uu - reSli"nce, no. i.5 street. n. W.,
w NosHIu S.Dh, ~ =. saulI.2n..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-20

They have no equal; and IS q result &C! as o
preventive and cure for Bilious, Remittont. IN
termittent Typhoid Fevers. and Fever and
Ague- Upon tao healthy action Of the Stomsch
depends, almost wholly, the health of the hu-
man race.