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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-08

ALLAn's AxrI,FAr is he great remedy for Corpu-
1t acts on the food IN the stomach, preventing Its con-
version Into fat Taken According TO directions, ft
win reduco . fat peron Grun 10 peankn . week
In placing this remedy before the public ns . psst-
tive cure for obesity, we do 20 knowing It's ability to
cure, as attested by hundreds Of tesfimoniais Of
which the following from = lady tn colqmbuA Ohio,
ls \ sample: ~Gentlemens-Your Anti-Eaf wRs duly
received. took II according to directions and II
reduced me nve poundA was 90 elafed over the re-
suit that ] Immediately sent TO AcKEHNAN's drug
store for the second bottle.u Another, . phynicinn,
writing for = patient from Providence. r. l. says,
sFour bottles have reduced her weight from 100
pounds TO ia pounds, and there Isl general improve
inent In health.n A gentleman Writing from Pos-
ton, says: Without special change or attention. to
diet, two bottles OF Allanfs Anti-Fal reduced me four
and one-quarter poundAn The w~eI-known Whole
sale Druggists, sAiTH, DooLlT1LE q 6ArIH, Of Bos-
ton, Mass, write as follows: 7" Alnn's Anti-Fat has
reduced . lady In our city seven pounds In three
weeks A gentleman In St Louis writes; -Allan,s
Anti-Fat reduced me twelve pounds In three weeks,
s com Is uses s iiIsssss . "a
1 N Psor1.I.T6Es OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GENTLE:
Adams Anii,FaI q, lIths Anii-Eai had fhs desired
week until ! had lost twSn,yonys pounds ! hope
unexeelled blood-purinsr. II promotes dlgesi9n.
rheumatfsIh. Sold BY druggists. Pamphlet on obes-
B6T4Nfc b ict6.. Pnor.ns. Bunaio. MI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29
AECTEetN MALES.
rslRU &TEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
| j REAL ESIATE resr ALEA&NDRlA-

rslRU% E'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE Gear ALEXANDRIA,
By vir;ue u: ;ha. Certain deed of trust, executea
b. Jc:one, l!a!cn hHd wise, bearing os.o ~, ~,
lsnd recoi:s Of Fairfax County, lber !, no; q
psgc 3l7. shall. Oh SAT UKDAY, the 2tth dsy
Of July, 1aI1, n. y. 10, in front OF Burroughs
s:cre cG-. Frarklir SID P;,lrick ltreets, III ss!d
county OF fa:iGx, sail 20 Tho highest blduor, ihS'
TRACT or PhKuEG: OF jIiND conveyed ny
co:::sii,i:: - acrt=. -col, AID :5 poles, more
SrGKY FSAnE DWELLING HOUSE. in
root, order, with si} Inc required cut buildings
e. xceilont aad thrifty aipla and peach olcharos; $;
and tho laai is sci! atap:el TO ito uEuai SID
varied products Of tia! thrifty sc.:icn ci TIE
county 'iLi5 !;,at ;as On tho i'9!oi:i&c opposite
| 10 :c7: ITs:liiH:!~:, SD haG & !.1Ging On ih9
| r;rer co. stcac;itoats ST. Other s@:"ii 2Ta'!.
Terms q Sa:": SgousI: in hand 10 ps? the
expenses q sale, and sl:o S'al % "l Tao a!'y OF
ssIc l!r residue in two cqu2! sT!rusl payments,
10 bear ilirro:. l:um .ho dsy o. 9.ic ;'Ed - D2
occurred hg Lex. o.; tI" prGne.ty.
THOMAS; AUG&E. Ita::@c.
Fairfas: Co, ie25 w4a
;Ss-Thc .,t,%,'a sale is i.o:tpon'i hy c1nSea. u
ra!ti:s until TUESDAY. t!o @i:n day OF a"
hour and i,iacc. TGU$. MOORE.
jy 25-w41 IfaatSo'
i;yOEasl y !uc:s. ArcLinn"ets.
EsY VIRTUE OF = DEUREE or TILE
- Cir?uit Court u Fairfax county, Virginia,
rendered al the juno term, 1870, thereof, IL the
chancory causu ol Eul,era, By next frinGd, va.
Pullman ct KS tJo subscribers ~ commission
ors Of SALE .ppoin:c, b5 said ducrCn, will cZpo:c
for ssic, By !I.biG aucti2n, on SATURDAY,
:he n dHJ o. August, 1879. g. - "a, in front OF
tho tIa.&ct Building, or Royal street. in the
city of Alexandria, Vir2inr, TWO lots OF
GROUND, with tho BuAhDiNGS and IM.
FkOVEMENTS tGera0n, in !:Ic said county OF
Fairfax bounded IS follows:
Lot RIO. l-Eouodcd Gl the north by Jefferson
street, (cx.cn6ed) on tho cda. By Patrick street.
(extended) on the south by Greene STREET, (az-
tended) and on tho we.t bJ Henry street (e1s
tonded
Lot No 2-Roundad on the n3rth by Groeno
street, (eItended) on the east by Patrick street.
(eItendcd) on tho south By Cha7ch street, le1-
tended) and on tho west By Henry stroat, (aZ.
teDded) being the property lo-moriy oTnod and
occupied by Albert SDiaks.
Terms of Sale: SO much OF Tho pufchHso nicn-
cT in cssh as will be rtqlred TO pay the expenses
O: sa!o and ih3 sum Ol SSTl.2j, with iatoIo,. on
SUjl. part tEerao?, Gcom Tao 2J.h day OF May,
1878, and tho residue Of the purchase money IL
three equal payments 8. &. l. and is months
from the day of sair with interest; the dc!crrei
payInsnls 10 Ec secured by tho notes ct the pur-
chaser, with approved security. "ad tho rotten.
lion Of tho iiLio to the property until thoy a'n
paid
EDMUND BUHKE, n,mm,7s
HLBGET STUART, nfusia 1911
L. r. PAYNE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29
FOi. NUEEOI.k.

Tho elegant, sw:ft and uodious stasm ore
LADY OF THE LAKE and JANE MOSE.
LEY will leave tho CUmpany's wharf, Aloxau-
!ria ~ follows:
Tho Lady OF tho Lake oYory MONDAY and
NEUNESUAT, a. & o'clock y. M, AID or
SATURDAY. at $50 O'clock y. IN.
Tho Jsno Moso!ey every TUESDAY and
EEIUAY. NJ 0 clock D. IA; returning, leave
4 1riolk on altprnsta days at clock p. III.
rhis liuo connects G. Norfolk for all points
South and with tho Merchants and Msrlners'
.ine OF steamers for Boston, Proviionca and all
points North snd ElsI
Through ra.es gvan and bills OF a.ing sigucd
iUf Ros;oa rni Providence.
E4ra ut greatly roducsd TG,s;--5ius,, tyi!. T5c.
H3uud t1ip (good for 81 days. Sl.UJ
Table unsucpassnl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29
AUCTION GALEE
BY Green IL Visa.

Real KstAte Agents and AucLlOneeFs.I
TThLUABLE BRICK kDWKLrING AN =
ssio m SATURDAY, the I'd day cf Au2ust
1919. Gf Tot sold privsiely before inst day. b
public auction, on the promises. At Il o'clcci =.
a., the !, NC STORY BRICK DWELLING
All Lot OF GROUND, situate ca tho no'ia
s:do @! QG:o- street, between Washington Az
:t. hsapn, knowa SO No. l2j The hcu?e CO.,.
!a.rs zen Toor,s. and has the modern coGr..
nicncos is vol located and desirable; hiss goc
side 10. on the wc:t.
Terms: Sl.0j ca:h; tho rc.iii2 in and y
n onths, with in!orcs..
is1S-d,: GREEN s WEE, for tho owner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29
s:HSGY Sstas3EISc

aESsE sssF>'E'pc
SsPRtNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
The la.gts! r.Ist Complete .li tcsi selected
stock Of Hosiery il ;ho city 10 select from.
Shirts. Collars, CuIa snd ;uspcnler5.
neJoaivi(ie. Osborne. Gunsrder srd Counsellor
Ecsrls. il all IL: ia.cst c9lo:s sid sha,:ns.
Cor. o:s, Ribbons anh Har!ketch:ara.
i!nla7wcar E,r Ladies, Gents, Chiid,ca ..nd In
lsnts ia Gil sizes, from &c TO 81 each.
kid Aid ricca,t Gloves in now s:,adcs.
Neck Kutilin2s, Hatcs, Edaincs, sud full line
nf towels. Napkins, &c.
sun Umbrellas uud T.valo!:.
Fairy and Zephyr Wurs.cd, Germantown, Sax
ony Eld Crawsl Wool.
apIO e. Nj. ADAMS, G. King st.
NEW GOODS.
Sun UM MSKSLLA$ and pAEASOLS.
.LhU1hS' SID CHlLpREH'S HOSIERY
BLACK 81 LIZ HINGES.
SILK srd FANGf BUTTONS.
sECA EuFFL!NG&
XIX GLOVES
TOKCHUN hid other !.ACaS, ell u! which
will be sold at prices to salt the times st
APT g. q. BERRI'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29

George Washington Jurisprudence BasW:I.
% 10 name Of coored mau who u STUN 3in2
Isbish ccuuty, Pennsylvania 90 the SUBJECT u
labor reform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29

For New York custom made n GLUIhiNH, n e.,
warranted not to rip, see ;. DEAA"AM' "
King ss., corner of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29

An exchange says: Boatdtrs at Aliatt:'
Civ hotels ara not permitted to mash moi4nl,
toes on the walls but must get them coWa o. lhs
a nor and choke 'em to death and ring lor inc
norter 10 draw cff the corps,.
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ssss4ss,ssssgsis; 4nEs e.Hzs4feRs

Es9s1sS 'sEisS % ( fshs s!FEs EsElfFRH,
MHuUHH5 3 20,
u.Eo;csale n:si"Ys aaI .orbo7R IN
u:.D;}HNIES, rNNVl5iD&f, FhnUE,
..ALT Al y FASH.
l. ;a!: l:al Of ccich -siaL pare, Cd WEiskaJS,
;;ia;;,s G;m, Eu.n. t-2.. 5Iiasaey L Co.'S th;n-
'i.I3h.r .ad VirGc.ts i!i.t:mofa Aics, end berg
".- 8 Easci5 Lsga7 SGsr, III casks o7 en:lles:,
E.ysa:a toc Jasaas :. "c'"hs Bcat Family
FIn;I-, James l. Ki.k 8 Co.'S. Standard Soaps,
Duaoi.. u Cos. Sporting %nd blasting Gun
nn,,,In, snG Baltimore sad Potomac River
U.,:crs p,1:ap!!y ns;5Gt!o! 70, end cons'sn-
n,,,3.s rCfin::ol. 10. ii King street,
-. % Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29

Avoid the very appearance OF neat by naV'os y:
YOUR stoves stored and kept untll "in..i e. a.
Stansbury's, corner OF klog and ColTmouSs sI. 81.
Cali and see their now revolving 1op GooA
Stove
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29
EOk 4 EW yORk

':'hc FL Steamships Z. Z. KNIGnT
s:.L I1uN GIBSON leave Cha CON- :tsSsit ssitsSa itfssS
u..ug's wharf, AloyandrIs. EVEkY MON
;;GT MORNING. aad Now York, from pic!
ii Las: Rlvo.. ETkEY SATURDAY 1t ?oul
"'";aCk =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29
.-iIsnf--
n!&rl;t:"r JF !jUlUM Hia1

1as ruNiyAny nnsrs unrlvalied facilities 10.
!ns trans pGSt.:!icn Of irsight snd passengers
4:ti will rnn t.,air siGsmers rngul.rly As fnln~s:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29

For ioe bobby suit OF CLOTHING sec g
DEALHAM, 62 kiog st., corner Falrfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29

TUES1r SEED rUxslr SEED
We have jus! receives: an extra large supply
OF LANDnETH'j NEW CROP TURNlP
SEEDS, of all tho best varieties, whiCh we ctsr
a; the lowest prices.
iy7 T. s. LEADBEATER 6 BRO.
! + NHOIUE DElED BEEF, tender SID mild
~ cured, for l.'o chippod Or SLICED ST 2Oc q
| pound by
iaG F. j. DAVIDSON, 147 kiagst
{SrUUD Tooth PICkS in large boxes, for
w tho usa Of private lsmiiies and rcslaursuls.
| For sale chasp.
my5 L.. STABLER & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29
CHANCE, Ur TIME.

CiANCE OF TIME.
On and STIR TUESDAY, JUno &td, tie
follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
~. -, 5 ~, . 80. u 81 and II 81 a M, snGl
- II: %, -. 3D. So 5 50. & % .:ll p. n.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
20. 30, & 20. 81 ~ 50 and II 30 y M. and
lA30, 30, 23O. 80 30, 5 20, 6 81 and 80 y. H.
NH Is GEO. il. PHILLIPS. hanagor.
FH:,hHn a-"EhEOAHN ttOhSTlMN 90.
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SUNNI SR AERAEH :hiHsHI.
( MO TRAI&S DAILY iENG3F: SUI
NAY) EETWRE ALEXANDRIA
AND BOUND HiDh.
Eocinnnr ri sy IL 1874


leave Washington G; . *, a"l. sad : 2u p III.
and Alexandra 2. 8 Uj I. -. snd ! ~ y III.
pass Lea:hG:g, Eo!AS westward, Z. II 10 q, ..
snA 80 y. H. ,ni tc.ise 81 Sound Hill q: "
Ill. iad - y. u. :.aATo HnuEd Hill 1T 5 - g.,
III. sGd i...5u y. Gl, ia.E ho9s5Ir2 %c'n: Est
ward. ..t u - y. and IL PA, aad a7ricn n:
A!,xsnd1s =, , - =. RI. nni 2:ib o. "a, 80,
=. N3SrxtGl =! : - e. Il. and !:2b >.
tSS- pa3s"lg0.s irp!: V a9ting:0n MI IT,,
lao Nsca;r:! n ana ;lE!o cars st tao H&'tinttr.
x tot;npa1 HnifSai s:At!.n ~! E.an.'. '.nd -
r.;:.. I'D 80 t;;:nuSn - k1Un;t t;!t w;:h5H!
CnanSu e. Ca
THO Sc, g. IL tSa,n :t1l" h;exn,;Gris H:ii J x
.. ~. train ;rc1r &o'-nI H.sl "ooEac. ;: i,"l-:L
H!il w,.h EGrris' Daily Lac ot :;n.c! {;
fnf SaiGkcrsvi!o. Herryyil: and %!inHhe".c:
elso VITA !:earlcr : Line fG"Schcs, which :hSt
hseshu-r daily for Idle and Middiebu-g.
Both :fans, westward, ,Dis!;o clcso con acctions
a. Vienna. .wiLS S!seon's Line Of Stages for Esi7
t.: Court House.
I'S..InrssHssGa sIcAets. j ssa. ger EEiSS
anGual Sick ets. csc.
X Il. uAVEHgP.
iny9-.i tieroral NcceI Ag.n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29
rus rHR ruGUmAU RIVER LANDING:

%ho uUw sid ton,nodions irIG sa.>.S =.
s,.-a.r JOHN W. TuOH ESQ e -ssSss:s:SS ~ :s4ss
t.iis .p:'c".H;; .or this roI:!n ihar5G ttn coal-
34ag'S w3ttrt, Washington, HYEisT MON
DA:, IiU n&DA.y saG &i>TI RUAJ, II
o ci.uk =. "a. H:"! b.!n.andria s. $50 II. m.;
To:u-lns. arS:rns EFEKI WE'D N42ruAf,
s!:50AE r. @"1 ~ 5'EAI. ~ ioeioc1 p.lG::
III 5 Company u;aIca c!Gs9 CONNECTIONS ~ Al
c.an,'~i;: wi.S !ha ~. &, V. Il. 5; g. = T.. j..
10 anc, win -. W. tS y. y. Is. Co. t7o::i
racei7c.! iu7 81! H:iT:s Mcr!a AID Go!.h,
h.:n,! ed with c&rs ead forwarded wl;h .conip:-
auas and Gispe:3h.
!ut S,,r,1Uc Information apply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29
BY urcon ~ Wiae, Auclionoors.

EeY ViRTUJ. OF DECREE5 Of .ha Corpor'
- stUn Court Uf the city Of Alexandra. ron
dered Oh tho S.h A;d iG;h days Cf July, 1879, IN
the chaLcnry cause Or Jos. Collie. and wife IS.
g. s Atweil 3Hl others. .hc nTersigned. COM
missioner therein named will riTcr for ssla hy
public suction II the hiEhsSt bidder. on SAT-
UNuAI, the IJ.h Gsy OF Ai.:u:t. 1879, at II
o'clock ;i. in front C! tia Fi;i&x street cnt7guo
10 IL" Cooperation Court, III said -!ty. tao ioi'
lowing pieces =! i't"poriy, ctiaI i'o!t@n ~ tho
real c:tn.a: ui wh;C ,..n ..i3 -H:&. ':E"" Iltd,
seized, viz:
9.a, Ll:l' OF GEUUn0 vi;k tho FRAN Ii
DWELLING mnd STOkh HOUSE thereon,
situa,od on the cornec ol F.irt,x street and
Ramsay alloy, la.ey occupied by Jos Eor
kjus fronting on Fairfax s.ri CT !! feet inches,
Dicrc or loss ;.nL -tliGins back - lcot ) inches
moro OF lass to !. Il. Siawa:'s liao. Tho!o 10
snl eieHl grount, II tho rGar % tho st0.a for Z
back yard and necessary oU:G"ildinGs This
| property has until withiA e leW months rented
for S;22lD l;sr aanGnl.
& IOT OF GROUND. with tho FRAN
HOUSE thereon, situated on tho north sid2 q!
Queen stree! bclwecr Royal sud Pitt streets,
fronting ] | ieo. IN Q1eoa Gad running back ~
tett.
ATEACr OF LAND coaLaiair:; abort o.
| scres, with dwelling and fencing, Gool sn.inE,
&c situ9!td n Fairfax cOuntT nhnu. two miles
ircn AlGLaudi liz, ~ lie bac: tsjs:: u tno Inco
lcg:2a Senin.ry, wc!i !nCS!ed FOR q aIkct snr-
can ,.1d dairy imin. Tho sale o, this tTacs OF
!aad vii! bp a!.rpI sit' TIC upse! h.l oi ismcs
Chstham ard wife Cf $50
Terms OF Sale: Ten per cen. Of :hn rErcaasc
nor cy TO be psii in CASH and .!Is residue On p
credit o e t. and Is months from The day Of sale:
the deferred ,pag plcT:l ta bear i.eToSL from lhs
day @! sa!n, and - BE- sc2u.o3 ~ .ho bonds cl
tho purchaser {. gutch.sc:: with COED Eo:.
sonai security; the tito - BE- retained nrIi|
lho pU.chsFa money anil in;crcs. ;:E5 ornn fully
paid GK"EGE a t5ERACB.
| jYij-wiH Com. II Stln.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-29

Mail. South ward, conncns ST Go-!onsTiile,
with Chos. " Ohio K. .., E,:.t end Mos.: At
LYnchSu:g. c,:,Hurts witt A!iaLtl1, II iss. ~
'!hio j.. 3. .E;uu-ii :rulh -ra. Virginia, to
Nashville. Na~ N.1c:.ag Memphis Little i:"cN
sud Tezas--anI A. linnvii!n wi.h Richmond 4
D.nvillo K i: to South aad Southwest:
Express S1utE@a!d cohao>.s ~ GorIoNs"iIi"
to sil points Ea,. a..l Nos. ~ Ches. Is Ohio L.
and North a:.:l, 4. Charlottesville. " al .!o
.:,.innlo7 l:o>u!., OF tie y. ( .. Inc.
MIXED WKhi,l>' for Msn line Leave Al,
nxand,iA Caily, except STr!s", 6 GU =. III. End
u5 p. III, an,i rr.Ir..:nS a!;igJ n. AlCNiIicn
~ y. m. aud . 70 y. N
For MANASSAS LlN:s lanvo Hssi.Iaz:":
60 g. H. snd Ai9Aandri" - d. ,n., d"'J,
except Sunday, strive u. Slf.s5ucE 3. IL - p
conaoc.ing VITA this Vallny HJsd HasL aad
West. Leave S.rashurK& 8 Is p. Il, arriving II
i.iUzsnd.l. at - p.
MIXED gKAiN Fo& MANASSAS D!Y
lSIOH lsaves Alnx.t.ir,a Tuesday, Inu!sl.y
and ';H;urlsy,, a. % m, aad To:urns MFr'
boz Middleh.lrg, da:iy c1nndc.lur s. f:.:"~
p.ntiuu
For Uppo-siiic. Regular c"oaoc:jon .. i's'"-
For wAHRENToN, leave Washington i.
10 q. II. dai!y.
All trains make good cDnnact!rns. ii N:'''
ius.oa, to and from %o:Lh aud Nos;.
New Orleans sleeper leayes Washington =:
TUO a m.. running through Tt10a. ch.:.E"
On Nxp.,as clpgsnt Ea2lGinE CEGi@ r"!Ethi
Washington aah D&nv:jla,
EtcurS1n tilin:5 81 sale :. lnw !...I3 = tb)
colebra:cl Hrs2:.: oF N!:S;:!i% sd Tfc&. ".
giaiS.
Throash t,tke.s very !nw u :::c !;oi:h ara
Souihwcst.
7:y3! + q. SHoADU>;. q. s. p.
aATASHiN&Ti:N x C@;U EhiIk;iAi'
su&MsH AEhANu GAi::Al.
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sTEAMEES.
NyEW WNATIONALLINE UFofEAN Z KS

NNEW NATIONALL LINZ OFoiEA y r q:
BaTWEEN
WASElEGTON, AhHXG NDRIA AID
NEW YORK.
Touching 9. Fo:tie:s Monroe and C.pe Nay
goipg aid coming.
NEW SIDE WHEEL STEAMAH
H'R a II Obs
100 tons burden, will make regular WEEA L l
TnIFS, leaving Washington NJ D D. III. a"u
hlaxsn;r; at 5 :',i =. n. EVENf EoHDh :
returning. leave to" York ut IL N. EVEN
THURSDAY.
Es.:o 70 New Yo:k 81; rouId i7'n iicheti,
GOOD for thirty iays. 81; Cape NJ? -; r"""d
trim S.; stst@Tuor!s 81.
freight q. tho loves: ra.ca
For further Information apniy 10
j. HHDDER5 & Co, Agents,
= i7-lm II King st, 4 lsxandr's. Vs..
si sIEl: ARRANGEMF FNT
SYEG.NE% .H.I TT.gITI.
Tho steamer NATrANO, Captain MN: Il.
BYLyS, !cnvcs N,cxantiia, rom TITO fool OF !\iaG
street HVEKI SUNDAY, TUESDAY anG
HUHSDAT, IS: s O'Clock =. II =, I1r LAND
I&GS Oh TIE l:DTUAhE kiVER; return.
ing EYEEI MONDAY, WEDEESDA and
FRIDAY.
Freish. receive! nt inwcs! rates and handled
With caro- Fo. information apply to
!. DHU1EES & co. AgtG, hlcEa, "a
& I. JONES' ASt G:h -. wifi, Ha.h.
CranDcLing every !tu.dey with S!esI!or > U Il
lar eli landingH below Notnini Ferry. JAZZ
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NOEMISSiO2;HE'S SALE OF LAND IN
sJF FAIRFAX COUNTY,, NEAE TIE
VILLAGE OF hUuoTlH &-By virtue cf the
dccrco Of tho Cirvai. Court Of Fairfax county,
in the suit OF Shepherd VI. Shepherd, the IN.
dersigned, spocisl commissioner ranlcd in said
decree. will, Or MONDAY, (Courl dsy) the
lS:h day Ct August 1879, in front CT tho door Of
the Court House Of said coun!y, s.. l. O'clock
H.. 81 II to the highest bidder, that PAEy OF
THE REAL ESTATE cf which SaEue! Shop.
herd died sozed, not divided. This tract of land
adjohs Siss Dcnty had tao lois assigned to
James std john shepherd, and conl.ns 81
sc:e;, : roois and { poles, is Wthou. building
OR fencing, but is susceptible Of ready and rapid
improvement, Gnd is situated Immediately on
Pohck run.
Terms of Sale: Ono fourth oC tho purchase
money in had on the day OF sila; tho re:idue
in three equal snEual payments. to bear iatorest
from tho ;.sy Ct gale, ana 20 be secured by tho
! aoLes ot 10 purchaser, with good personal Sc.
cucity, snd Tho title - bs ToLslncd uc.il tho a.
paymen: is made
THOMAS MOORA,
iy lS-wi% CoEnn'r. Of Sale.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-14

A young gentleman and his
blushing bride, who were recently
married in Philadelphia, called the
next week at an apartment-house
and were shown the flat that was
to let by the loquacious person who
officiates as janitor. The estima-
BILE woman, who would appear to
be a good motherly soul, went on
to illustrate how very healthy the
house happened to be. "There was
Mrs. =, on the first floor; she
came here bride and went away
with three children, as pretty
little things as ever 1 saw, mem.
And there was Mrs. -, the sec
ond, who had a little son hnrn TO
her here, mem, and fourteen
months after little daughter.
And, mem, Mrs. -, the third
floor, she was bride, too, mem,
and it was twins, mem, within a
year. II you please, mem, 1 am
the mother of four of the darling
est "Thanks," said the BRIDE
groom, from whom 1 CLEANED this
interesting anecdote; "after all, 1
think it would be better to 60 q
little further up town." And he
led the bride-"blushing again"-
into the open air and out of the
healthy neighborhood.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-14
Vienna's Nose Show.

A nose show lately took place in
Vienna, which, although not pat
ronized by the haute voice of Vien-
nese society, excited none the less
the amusement and interest of the
public. The long dancipg-room of
the old inn, "Zur Breize," was the
scene of the competition, which
lasted from midnight till 4 A. NJ.
Every one on entdring the room in
which the "nosesn were assembled
in merry Symposium" received a
ticket, which, after due delibera-
tion, he presented to the nose of
his choice, and the holder of the
greatest number of these tickets
when 4 A. NJ. arrived was declared
the winner.
Here sat an hostler, famed in his
parish for the long, snout-like pro-
boscis with which nature had fur
nished him, while next to him,
and engaged in pleasant banter
with q lival competitor, sat the re-
nowned Reicher the flaker, whose
rubicund and raspberry-like organ
can be seen like the red lamp of a
railway train as he dashes through
the streets behind his pair of fast
trotters. The hour approaches. AS
the clock strikes four, a "Hock
Reichern bursts out from the COM
pany, for the fiaker's famous four
Inch nose has won.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-14
Longevity in New Hampshire.

Remarkable cases of longevity
are found in Northern New Eng
land, says DR.. Prime, and it is
easily proved by statistics that the
people generally enjoy as comforta-
BILE health as in any part of the
country. In the village of Gilman
ton, N. H., and within four miles
of it, there is but one physician,
and he has not enongh to keep him
busy. There is no lawyer in the
same bounds, and unless two should
go at once, there is no encourage.
ment for q gentleman of that per-
suasion. Yet the inhabitants are
not robust and ruddy. They work
hard, live frugally, and take life So
berly. In public meetings, social
gatherings, in the streets and fields,
men and women, young or middle
aged, look as though they lived in
the shade rather than in the sun.
But their habits are economical.
SupeIfluity in food or dress is justly
held to be wasteful extravagance.
Their temptation, Therefore, is
to self denial, and that
has become one of the
cardinal virtues. Tlis makes q
strong, patient, temperate, indus
trious people; and very sober. They
are well Informed, also. Children
go to school, and when the course
of public instruction is completed,
they go on with lessons in the ac-
mplishments. There are native
ladies competent and willing to
teach city boarders music and
drawing and painting. Boston,
New York and Philadelphia have
teachers who were born and edu-
Gated in Gilmanton. Charles A.
Peabody, of New York City, said to
me one day: "I was taught st Gill
manton Academy, and then the So
clety in the place was as refined
and elegant as in any place L was
ever in." The laws in New Hamp-
shire are very nearly like those of
Maine, in regard to the sale of in
toxicating liquors. Cider is made
and drank largely, and it is bad
liquor to get drunk on. Beer stupi-
fles, cider sour5 man. Either is
bad; the cider drunkard is the ugli-
est man to meet.