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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-25

TEE ExpEzILrMESr cAss.-fhs case
Of Frank @. Gssr and T. L. Newport
charged With smbezxiemsnt, came up In
the District Court yesterday morning
for argument on demurrer TO the tndict-
mont. The Court ovsrrulsd the dsmur-
rsr and ordered the defendants to plead.
A. plea Of not guilty vas entered. and
Thursday, October 2, axsd Tor tzia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-25

MAcxay.FAIR CAMP. : Considerable
work has been done during this season
in the mountains, but the work will
cease ns1t week for the year. About
s 1000 cords Of wood have been sent
down the Aums this year and there stll
remains some 10000 cords to send
down. The water has been carefully
saved and will last until the seasons
work Is complstsd.-Rmo Journal, S.ps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-25
Certificate or sale.

A certificate Of sale BY the Sheriff to
Loniey & Smith Of certain property in
six.mils Canyon has been dlsd. The
.als was made in the case Of Bray 4
Sanford w.. Courssr i Bray. for the
sum Of 2 1900 81. and the tract com
msncss at q bridge west Of Csrney's
house and runs down the creek l.oo
feet With Q width OF so feet. having
thereon . quartz mill. sluice. fumes.
reservoir and dwelling-house. and called
the Coursen L Bray mill property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-25

POPULAR. - The Bank Exchange,
Maynard Block, Main street, Gold Hill,
has always been q popular resort, and
never moro 20 than Of present under the
management Of E. F. McKenney. Il 10
cosy and quiet and has . good reading
room well supplied with papers. period.
Gals, etc. The bar 10 we'll stocked and
the place h~rst-class. Mr.. McKennsy's
advertisement will b found under New
Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-25
GIBSON'S SALOON,
mAIN sTRsKT------.---.GOLD HILL.
F,iHE WINES. LiouoRs. Etc., lro-
oTARp BRANDY.
OLD BOURBON.
CHAMPAGNE,
PORT AND
WHITE WINES
AND OTHER oKNUMH LIQUORS.
On W.D.C @. GIBSON. P~rsprisssr.
a. poNL,~ pRoPRIEToR.
NIN BkBEsesssssse~ssUODU MI
OppoGts 0ihson's Saloon.
STATE FAIR PRIVILEGES.

DR0PosALa WILL BIZ RICRlvRD UNTIL
FRIDAY, the 2oth instant. for the pnvil'
co Of railing lee cream 1t The Fair @ ounds ;
also, for selling Ice cream st tbs PAVILION.
Also for the privilege Of restaurant and lunch.
stand at the yair Grounds. BIDS TO b made
sspsrstsiy. ana 70 b can't 70 p. B. comstock,
Rccrstary, Ct Rsno; OF % Q. Q. etsvsneoo, =
cold Hil. Ths Trustees rssssvs Ne rshs 70
'S Ssst hi 81, 49, q. I'm. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-25
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~ rsywonc
~ LuiekA oon.' AiS
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w. netAi,'4, 9so' . oV "a 1T
sso uranu rr,A ~ 4
zAIo Afgen'A'
lO5o NAVAJO. ioc' Soe
l00 ENDOWMENT, oo' a
S3o independence w.
6S0 STAR, 1oe' ooc -
500 T~uscarors' lse' zVe
740 Belle Isle os'o>
22o Hillside, ~
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2to MAlss' 49, an,
90. oO Nol.n
$50 Bodie. 1871, Il
4 S Bechtel. / 40
loO Tioos- 8. 3 O5
iS s.nsiss,s' 81
100 Good.hav. SOC
ma Orisnt.l. 200
17o Hsi,;ders' sOc
oso pi.cLhsvh' s5o. 600
ioo sor,h Rodis. 25c
. poots, Con- 4 O5
oo0 Mono sk a.
xIo Crmsr.. zoe
VA Coz p.c,ac az
ooo ITni.s,si,y 40,
1Ss NJ
oIo Inni,.,
so NopnJ.,
100 vi Snond.y IN
asS oSisn, Sse' 2Ge
mo W.mmo,b' ~. 4 ~
$50 Bostop Con. / 40
Is0 M.ytin White. q 10.
s00 Tinton I Oh
aoo C.Isdoni. BLACK Hills). q 60
900 6;.n, "a oId Abe q
1sso nj, pri,e AZ. o
so Oussn Re-. sse
THIS
$50 Ophir. 43S. 43k
AIS Mexican. 37S. SIN bS, 81
400 Gould 4 Curry. III, lin a.,
270 Best i Belcher. ~, ISL isS oio
265 California, oh
W savage: II, i4s 80
lou Son; virginia 's''H
~ Snohsf,oS
lso potosi. SS ,., "a.
" nAie u Notcross. 49,
S6o row Point, ". %, 90
2sS Yellow JACKET ios' ios %
~oo lmpsiin'
,ao
iSS RII.hsr N
Censsa,.. ,os
49,. Nss.ss ~ AN
,Ss I...h ooT oo.
~ 49,, Nos'-0s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-25

A little girl became interested In the
noise Of an insect, and being told Il was
. cricket, abe exclaimed, "Hs needs
oilinR."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-25
"0h! MY
BACK!"

Liver and Urinary Organs. propsy. Gravel. Dia.
betes. Brght's Disease Of the Kidneys, lneontinsnce
q aU ssiss;''n R x YsnsY '1 Ia: .'ai never %''i been
kuowu 70 fail.
MoosrsrowN, Burlington Co.. MI. Sept. 10. 1873.
VIZ. 4. CLAkKE. Dear Sir .-Kighteen months
physicians and friends dsspsiyed Of my ever
getting we'll. The nut bottle Of HUNTS RE
MEDY gave ms great RELIEF: I feel ! .e my
very existence 70 HUNTS REMEDY. and ! am
deeply thankful. ABIGAIL y. COLES.
-slsnoriiIn. kninsham GO. Geo. May ". isls;
HUNTS REMEDY IN . complicated case Of
Dropsy which I had been treating for d0ht
Jears, and I hnd HUNTS REMEDY 10 the best
medicine for Dropsy and the Kidnsys ! have
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-25

DO yos have Pain
In your Back. Lolns
Or Sidef nso. vosr
Kidneys are dis.
eased. Do not de-
lay. but tvh once
HUNTS Nm.
ElY. the Great
kidseyrr.1a
cine. IL Pre-.
d 4 Xs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

To-MoRRoW.-Tho preparations for 10 NOR
rows celebration have been completed. The
order OF procession and line OF march will be
found iG another column.
The various fire companies have made mos!
elaborate preparations fer tho event aud it is
expected that lb?r display will bs iner than
ever before.
Tho Washioeton Light Guirl, Captain D.
McCathrau, will arrive here via the A. & W.
r. r., at r. 80 p. IT,, with abOu! DO men. They
will DO received az the depot By the Reception
Committee aud the Alexandria Light Infantry
which latter corps has volunteered for tho co.
casioo, add escorted TO their place in line.
The Reception Committee will meet at tho
Columbia "ngrc house promptly at noon. :
Eagi1e No. % Of the MidlaId Road, which
runs thc trains between this city aud Washing.
ton, beg tcan deliberately decorated fur the day.
rs noticed yc5terda3 there will be quito eel.
ahralicna Washington. Among other things
the century s,fe at the Old hall Of the House Of
Representatives. filed with the accumulated
material Y!iiaa has been gathered by private
cntcrprise, will be c'9ssd aud locked, not to be
opened Cor one hunlr2d years.
The banks, Commercial Exchange, city off.
eo:s ana Wholesale houses will DO closed during
the day. The market Hill be closed from | a.
II. to 5 p n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

Ia NERVE INoUIETUDE AND It's REMEDY.
Restless nerves. st least those that are constant
~ so, are weak onea So we'll. The true Wey to
trsnquilize them thoroughly is to strengthen
them. 1t may be, nay, it very often is neces:s-
~ to have recourse to q sedatiVe or even 81 OPT
ste, in dangerous CAGES Of nervous inquietute,
but the continued use CT such uanstural pGilla.
tives, is greatly to be Deprecated. Though not,
in restricted sense, specific for nervousness
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is eroine1tly ca!cu-
lated to allsy sad eventually overcome It, net
which the recorded experience OF many gees TO
substsntiate This lnestimsblo tonic, by PRO.
noting digestion, assimilation and secretion.
touches the three key notes upon which the hsi-
rnopy of all the bodily organs depends, aud the
result is that fresh stores of vitality are difused
through the system, Of which the nerves receive
thir due spportloDn lent, and grow tranquil SIS
they gather strength.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21
Rv +. 8. kerby, Salesman

TOMMISSlONERSS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE-By virtue OF s decree ofthe Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county, pronounced st its
November term, 1878. in the chsacery suit Of
| Croker, guardian, rs. Crocker's executors and
others, the undersigned, es special commissioner
in said case will offer to- sale By public auction,
Ga SATURDAY, January 1871, 1879 at twelve
o'clock H.. in front Of the Market House, on
| Royal street, Alexsrdris, Virginia, o certain
| PART OK PARCEL or LAID. lying in AL
| exandria county and described as follows:
Commencing on the north side of the Columbia
| turnpike, and running thence north eight de-.
grees west forty i've end @ half rods; thence
north eighty three degrees east thirty four and
e half rods TO the Columbia school house; thence
westerly along tho north line Of said school lot
| to he northwest corner thereof; thence souther-
or theresbouts, 10 the aforesaid turnpike; thence
westerly along the said turnpike TO the place OF
! beginning, containing two acres of land, to-
gether with oil the apputsenances belonging.
Terms of Sale: Ten per csn.un Of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the residue upon s
denced by tho bonds Of tae purchaser, for tho
deferred payments. In equal instalnents, bear;
| ing interest from date. The title 10 DO retained
| until the Tholu OF the purchase money is paid.
COURTLAND h. SMITH,
dec 1875 Special Commissioner.
| ES- The above sale has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY,. the l9:h day of February,
| 1872 at the aano time and place. jan l8-ts
@-The above sale has been further postponed
| till MONDAY, February "a, when it will take
place in front Of tho County Court House at II
o'clock m. feb l9-ts
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 3 VALUABLE
Il FRUIT FARM N EAR
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA.-Bv
virtue OF deed of trust executed by Charles A.
Hubbsck ard wife, on the 10Th day of March,
1873 and duly recorded ia tho Clerks office Of
the Prince William County Court, in libcr 81.
folio 4O4, will Offer for sale bv public auction.
on the premises, on the TWENTY-FIFTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1879, that TRACT
OF LAND, containing % acros situated on
the turnpike leading from Gainesville to Hay
market, in said county, distant from Gainesville
station one half milo. The improvements con-
aist of a TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE
containing five rooms, good barn and oil necss-
sary outbuildings-sll new and neatly built. Tho
| fruit consists OF 275 Dwarf Apple Trees, 70
Standard do, 10 Peach. 30 Dwarf Pesrs, 70
Cherries, quo Grape Vines II acres Rsspberrles,
| acres Backborries. and do. Strawberries, all
choice fruit; six sores are IN good grass.
Terms Of Sale: CASH enough TO Dsy the costs
and expenses Of executing this trust snd TO dis
charge the amount secured by said deed of trust,
VI paid, it being about 81 CSC; Tor the remainder
the terms will be made known on the day OF
sale, or by inquiry OF the undersigned.
Selling as trustee snail convey only sucn
| title Is is vested in me, which, howeVar, is uu-
questionable. y. &. MEADE, Trustee.
Prince William CO., jan 24-eoIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

Giles Lirio1eut lodidc OF Anmoaia cures
Neuralgia, Fac, Ache, Rheumatism, Gcut,
Frosted Feet Cbilbisins, Sore Throat. Etysip
elias, Bruises and Wounds of every nature 10
mao or animal. Che remarkable cures this
remedy has effected classes it as enc of the
most iuportsnt ald valuable remedies ever dis
covered tor the cu:e aud relief OF palo.
10 July last tell AMI hurt my back; trieo
everything without relief uo,il | used Giles
Liaiment IeGide of Ammonia, which cured me
THOMAS GILBERT.
Eastchester, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

~HALL's VEGETABLE SicILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is scientific combination of some CT
the most powerful restorative agents in the veg
coor skes be scsn Ws s
clean. It cures dsndruff and humora sud fsll-
ing.out Of the hair. Il furnishes the nutritive
principle by which the hair is nourshed and
supported. It makes the hair moist, soft and
glossy. and is unsurpassed as hsir-dresEing.
ed 10 ' the public as t. effects remain opS tilaa
making only an occasional application necessary.
1t is recommended and used by eminent medi-
cal men, and officially endorsed by the State
Assayer of Massachusetts. The popularity OF
Hall Hair Remover has increased with the test
of many years, both in this country and in for.
eien lands and it is now known and used in all
the civilized countries Of the world. For sale
by e. s. Leadbester d Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

LOCAL LEGISLATION AT W Wednesday nights
aasson Of tho House Of Delegates. tho follow
ing bills, OF local interest, wero passed:
To authorizes the Old Fellows Joint Stock
Company # Alexandria to borrow money and
execute deeds OF l:us! upon i;s property.
For the better protection Of game 10 Aleyan,
dria aad Fairfax counties.
AInendinc the charter Of Lovetts7Ic.
To empower The trustees Of the Columbia
Bantist church, in the town of Falls Church,
ia Fairfax, to sell ard convey church properly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21
CORPORATION CoURT-Judge /

CORPORATION CoURr-JHdge E. A. L0aot
presiding. Tho curt to-day signed the bill
occycspuoos in the case ct tho Commonwealth
rs. George r. StiJu. The prisoner was sen
fenced 10 three years confinement in the Pen
lcatiary, but & stay Of execution was granted
ua.il th;ft; days af.cr The next meeting Of the
Supreme C3utt Of Appeals. which occurs or
March & b,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

SOUP HoUsE.-Mr. Clifford, Supcristen-
dent q the coup house, acknowledges the rec
ceip5 of lot OK nest FROM Watkins q Bro; q
sunply OF potatoes and ouions itom Samuel
Palnea. aud MALT eotd Of wood from B. L.
tlios. Tie Sup hDus, i5 now 10 working
condition, ba. reeds the assistance Gifts friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21
LOEYE HREE'ETsES.

The steamer MaLtsno hiss resumed her trips
on the lover Potomac, having been much in
proved and renovated during the wiater.
The Committees On Public Property and Fl
nance Of the City Council will meet tonight.
The westher today has been cold and wintry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

THE LATE Coz. Chiffon. Col. Il, II I.
Chiffon, who served us an adiutaDs general ca
tho staff Of Gen. LIE duri0g tic lato var, AID
who died suddenly 10 Columbus, Ga. Tuesday,
| was born 10 Virpiuia over sixty Years age, and
was cadet at West Point from July |, 1888, to
July l, 1887, vhen be vas graduated az! pro
| NOTED 10 the United States army 10 the rank
| of secood lieutenant in the First Dragons.
| From the desc Of bis appointment up 20 1889
| he performed frontier duty a. Fort Laavcn-
worth, Kansas, and the Usage countrT. During
| the latter part OF 1899 aud ~ to 1871 nc WGs
stationed 10 the Chocta7 Nation and at For.
| Gibson aud Fort Wayne. in tho Indian Terri
tory. On February q, 1912. he xas promoted
| to the rank Of fist lieutenant il Inc s1ne COM
nand, and after doing additional frontier duty
| accompanied the expedition to tho Falls Of the
Brszos, Texas. 10 1914. Returning to. Fort
| Gibson the same year, he remained there u1!!i
| 1S45, when he was again ordered to Fort L:a7.
enworth, where he remained untIl his regiment
was Summoned to tho front in the war with
Mexico, ycsr later. Du;ing that contIc. be
participated, :s captaio, 10 the battle Of Buaua
| Vista, fought on February % and %, lS47 and
| was appointed breyet msior f2c ga!.ant and
meritorous conduct on thai occssioo. WGilo
again cogaged in frontier duty during 1919,
| Major Chiffon took part in { si:irnish 90 the
Platte river, rear Fort Kearoey, Neb., oa Co.
tobsr 90. Between 1850 and 1854 be YES STA.
| toned at various forts CO the frontier, alter
which he became za attacho, Ior short period.
| Of The asy department 10 Washington, with tac
| rank of psyrlsster He was subsequently
stationed at New York, Detroit ard Sa1 Az
toaio On April 90, 1861, be resigned his COM
mission and entered tho Confederate army,
where be served with grcEt efficiency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

PLEASANT PATTY -UGc of The most erj1ya
bic priva.. parties Of The season took place at
the residence CT Mr.. a. GiachcE on King street
last nigbi. I'hc night wa sDens in the mazy
:!aucc cxcapt snort iltcTniss;on abou. mid.
night, when most suclgiaaus Iepast WAS par.
taken nff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

Eor upwards OF thirty years Alrs. WinsIoW' g
Sau;oiDg Syrup las 5coG used Tor children. 1t
corrccls sciditY Of tie stomach, relieves vino
collie, regulates the bowels, Cures dysentcry and
hiarftp, whether arising from teetbiug or other
causes. Al old saG we'll tried remedy. Is cents
a bottle. @ 22-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

Police ITEMs.-Eacre were DO cases u tie
Mayors oliio0 tbs 1norr;ng.
Ju.;ic5 Padgc.; :aj before him al uptown
paiatcE, !or assaI'ins mr, j. t. Aualo7, and
G!sm ID him Gu plytuCnt Ct costs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

| BALT1MoRE CATTLE MARIE ct, Feb'y. 20. 1879
| Beef Cst!le-The through shipments consisted
! OF 300 head before the mrrket opened hare end
100 or moro of the offerings heIe. al Il. frat
hands. The first shipments were not attended
with as favorable results o; wsrs The latter. which
| met an improved market.
Sheep.-There have been bat l0) head report.
| ed since Monday. About $50 of Mondays Of
fs,1gs. unsold here, were reshippei East at
owners risk. Tho receipts Einco then hsvo been
taken by our home butchers at soriu 81 quotations
4a5t cts, rs 10 quality.
Swine.---Tte receipts since Mondsy-sone
1900 hesd-Were cold rather slowly; thu fra!
sale5 boing quite up to those Of Monday in
prices, bat lattcrly the top figures have been
moro difficult to obtain, The demand having
ceipts are considered sufficient till next Monday,
We quote sales ~ 51.6 c.s with bat few 1t the
latter price.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Feb. G0.-Hcgs-
Receipts, 20 GO; shipments, $500; mixed pack
ing strong and shade higher, G0a$3 80; light,
5al0 c.s. higher, 75sS3 95; choice heavy strong
3 95sS430 Cat.e-Receipts. 46G0; shipments,
$500; market active firm and higher; shipping,
4a55 Is; feeders and stockers. 3eSl TO- butchers
So 80; Texsps, 65ssllO. sheap-Receipts,
l.700; shipments 1000; market f:r. s0ASl 10.
CINCINNATI HOG MARKET. Fen. Co
logs active AID hrm; common, 5 20aS3 ~; llgnt
754S4 o.; packing, 4sS425; butcher, 25,S4 80;
receipts, l,!29; shipm ants, 125.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET, Feb'y, ~
2lI cattle were cf-red all Of which sold q! 3ta5I
cts. por lb; market brisk. $50 sheep sold ct Ala
sic. per 10; market dull, III mich COWS sold At
IS to $50 each.
BALTIMORE, February 2l.-Virginis lix:s dc.
ferred Il; do consolidated 6sf DO - scrlos II;
past duo coupons II bid to-day. Sugar quiet;
= soft sSs6s. Cotton steady ; rnidding 9all -lG.
Flour strong and active; Howard ST. and West
srn Super 8 25aS3 80; do Extra ASA 80; do Fam
lily 75sS5 So; City Mills Super 25aS3 co. do
Extra Ash 90; Go Rio brands S. is; Patspaco
Family Sc 80; Whest-Scuthern quie. ind
lower; Western unsteady aud lower; Southern
red 100sl03; do amber % liz; No PeEna rod
0iall0!; No2 Western winter red spot and
Feb lO94alC9i; Mar ITO; april lllalll4. Corn
Southern qaiet and nominal; Western quiet
and lower; Southern white 45ai5l do yellow
4ll; Western mixed spot and Feb al; liar 4l3
a1i3; April 4s3; May 45 steamer ALI. Oats
fairly active and steady; Southern ard Penna
30,3G; Western white 32a33; do mixed 30.3l.
Ryo Ierly active st 6!sG0. Hay quiet; prime to
choice Penna and Marplsnd llaSl2. Coffee
quiet Eio GARAGES llslGi Whiskey dull ct
81 o.
New YORK, Feb. 2l.-Stoeks weak. Money
2a3. FIcur quiet. Wheat quiet Corn quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

II. ?. EEsTlvAL,-The ladies' festival, fol
the baa4G5 oi the Methodist Pro. estaEt church
il CREST Success. 4 large nuoDer @
persoos partook Of tno supper spread there last
night, aud, il the lunch sent to this Office to
day was O FL. sample, they were moro thar
satisfied
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

We understand tbs. parties ale eudeaVcriog
10 pusa ether similar remedies icto tie market
hy SPICY advertisements. d.. Balls Cou2h
Syrup, however, takes the lead aud the drug
gists are selling mc1e 'hsa ever before. Price,
% nnntc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

Fox BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS, Pie PANS
Oyster Csns, Cake Cutters, Tin Toys, or any
thing 10 the tinTare loe. cali on Stansbury 4
Bro, corner King aud Columbus SITS. dec 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

THIS IS TIE TINE AID katzeustein is the
man who sells cinthicg OF frat class makes and
furnishings OF every description, at prevailing
prices, 80 7th ST., Washington, D. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

Msrrisses LICENCES ha7e been granted il Wash
ington to Reward Lowi:, Of thsE city, and Mary
Ford, of Alexandria, end L. T. Fellows, OF Es.
sex county, Mass. and Ellen B.. Lucke!t, Of
Loudoua cCuaIy, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21
AVCTgGH SALES.
By O'Nosl G Lucas, Auctionescs.

LNISH WHARF LOTS FOR RENT BY
Il AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, tho 22d Of February, 1879.
at ii o'clock q. H.. in front Of the new Market
Building, on Royal street. will be rented for the
ensuing twelve months, with the privilege Of
FIVE year,, FOUR LOIS OF GROUND con-
nected with the corporation fish wharf lying on
east side OF Union and south side of Oronoco cts.
Three o. said lots are - feet inches by 100 feet
and the ether 10. So feet by 100 feet. Possession
will be given on March Isl, 1879.
Terms: Quartsrly in advance, in U. 8. cur.
rency, gold or silver coin.
By order of tho Joint Committee on Public
Property. THOS. V. RiSalELL,
feb l5-.d Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21
L0E9E I,TTEELIGENCE.

WEATHER PaogAPpJT1Es.-Fs62 81. 1879
For the Middle States cold northerly 10 north.
| westerly winds, emitting to warmer essterlJ ana
sou.hesly winGs py Saturday morning, partly
cloudy weather. and rising followed by filling
| barometer.
CONCERT LAST N1GHr.-The colcart given
| lest righ: at Sa:epta Hall for the bsueh. oil
| ChtiSt Church Vas 6 success IN every particular,
and was oae Of tire rarest musical treats thst
the cl;z..s CT Alexandria haze enjoyed tor q
long time. Tic cstimabls and accomplished
lady who managed the concert With lndetetlga0!e
energy, from liz conception 20 its happy terml-
nation, must have felt proud as the hall filled
to cVelhJwirg with such an enthusiastic END
apprecisiiVo audience, and she is justly entitled
10 the praise END eUcoEiuus which were so
lavi:hlc haapsd upon her By all in attendance.
Prof. Hcym was the musical director, and
sus:s;1ed his reputation as an artist. The en-
tersaumant COMMENCED By G piano duet by
Misses Fr2ach and MsTyc, who performed La
RENO B.tc4e 10 mCss mastery manner, and
were Loudly appIau14d. Then came MIR. Han:
cock, H5o sa0E bass solo; be was followed
10 turn By Miss Dienelt ard and Mr.. Buchanan
10 duet q male qlaCtctso; Miss virginia
Evans in en- exquisite alto solo. and the hfst
part CT tie programme vas closed by MIR. Buch.
ana1 in teoor solo. After short intermisslor.
Sir. VIZ. Mo!!cras rendered some delightful
mus: Oh the flute Of which Instrument he is
mss!oc. Miss Alico Courtney then sang, "lf
Thou Cor!a {. k1ow," 10 SO admirabIea man
nnr that zoe Hon the applause Of the entire
audience. bliss Kate Stua.. next sang pretty
bala 10 most charming ay,and Mr.. {. Reads
ba:s sclo that followed was magnificent. Misses.
Dien.lt and Evans, and Measrs. Buchanan and
Raad than sang the quartette trom "Rigcletto,"
which closaI the cveOloe' entertainment. iee
piecrs we're we'll selected and we're rendered il
the bts: style. and the performers were
repeatedly eucorei, aud brought back upon the
stage. thu3 showing tho appreciation With
which they were met by the audience, who will
long remember tho concert given for the bsne.
ft Of Christ Church. After the concert tho
performers add few t!iaads were most h0spi.
tabi2 aud DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained a. the resi-
depc, Ct the lady manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

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