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ASTHMA,

This Ia to certify that have had the Asthma
since 1S41, and have been treated by many physi-
clans without relief Your Venetian Liniment
has made perfect cure.
VIM. Y. TOWNSEND,
Port Richmond, Staten Island.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as Executor of the estate of William Hunsche, late
of Hamilton County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Cincinnati this 12ih day of December,
1879. del3-4tS CHARLES FkICKE.
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From DIR. sweet, the Famous ant
World .renOwned ROue-setter.

DR.. ToBrAA-Dear Sir: I have used your valua-
ter for the past FIVE years. ard consider it the hes-
article ] ever tiled for bathing broken bonest
wounds, lame backs. sprains, &c have no hes,
tation in recommending it to the public as the
best article for all pains flesh Is heir TO-
Yours truly, JAMES SWEET.
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TO THE LADIES.

Certificate of the Surgeon Of tho
Royal Mail steamer America.
This is to certify that l have used and recon.
.mended DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment, and, have
found 1t useful in variety of cases. 1t also gives
unfaifng relief from the annoyance andirritation
consequent on mosquito bites, and prevents
mark being left.
J. A. GRAHAM, M. R. c. S., Of London
Royal Mail Steamship America, Jersey City.
July 28th.
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SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

State OF New Jersey. Bergen County. Township OF
Haekensack, ss. ''I-T
Thomas johnson. of said township, being duly
sworn, doth depose and say, that he has been
severely afflicted with rheumatism for above a
year, and was so bad that he could scarcely walk.
being bent almost double, and was utterly unable
to do any work. Having heard of the wonderful
cures made by Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment, he
was induced to Try it. and after using il a shori
time, was able to go to work again, after being
unable to do anything for nearly q year.
T. JOHNSON.
Bwor1flD before me-
j. II. BRINCxERHoFF, Justice OF the Peace
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATrsm.

This is to certify that had the rheumatism in
my hin 50 could not walk without my crutch,
and after using DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment
short time, was entirely relieved and candidly
believe 1t most certain cure for rheumatism, as
have tried many ihings without any good, and
after using this Venetian Lniment for only fev
days l was well. HUGH PAUL;
201 Avenue B, New York
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J. n. BRrNoxERHorr, Justice of the Peaoe
GROUP.

DR.. ToBIAs-I writes to inform you that the
child of friend of mine was cured of Group, af.
ter being given up to die by three physicians. One
was out of DANGER hope you will publish this,
so that mothers may know they have a remedy for
this terrible complaint lost child by crour
previous to hearing of your Liniment, but now
never feel alarmed, as have your medicine al
ways in the house. Fhave also used 1t for pains,
sore throat ETC., and always found it to cure
JEREMIAH CASEY,
II North Moore street New York
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more quietly than girls a. XIV I,s
"The very ideal'' Sara exclaimed. II
wonder what somebody would say if he
walked in and saw you looking such a
,dowdy. 1t does not matter in the least
what we wear, as we are not considered
to be out but we must put our best
foot foremost for you"
2 Il havegot whole sovereign god
mamma gave me, remember" cried An
ME; ''that is, I have lent five shillings
out Of 1t to Jack, but with the rest you
must buy fresh trimmings for your dress,
Molly. Wait till lam engaged! l shall
then insist upon having the finest and
newest Of everything" emr
+ They were all alike. There was. no
need for tho father to dread bills being
presented to him unawarea When the
girls Kissed him in the mornings, he knew
their loving greetings were never intend
ed as prefaces to q. demand for money.
Sometimes when he tried to press gift
upon them, Molly, as spokeswoman,
would refuse IL with "a loving hug and
fearful eyes. a ~ IS 1g ..s s5 ,,
ave shall manage beautifully, papa u
,she was wont to say; Sand you have
quite enough to do without cur troubling
You more than We can help" a. z. n.
Which, indeed, was only too true
What with rent and taxes, and butcher
and grocer and baker, and liie insurance
and Heaven only knows what beside
A. L;.Jl,. ,,.n+loroou had dfYnvI6h ~ Al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
AUCTION RAHES,
Ry +. &. Ecyby, Auc.ioneer.

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Corporation Court for the city of Ale1an-
GIla. Va, rendered nt lis Msy term. 1879 il the
caancerg cause &C Alfred Esmi!ton against John
A. SeatoD, To undersigned. commissioners
ihereiu naacd will OFF, for ealo by bile auc.
lion to Ike III. Ii sss bidder. en- SATURDAY, the
l4Ih day Of JaGe, 1912, q. y Q clock M, in front
OF tue Fs!:faZ strset entrance 80 tho Corporation
Court room tho folio wing described property.
zig: LOT OF GROUND. in the ssid city of
t!c2ard:;. Y. h"eia' iag on tho vest eide Of
s.. ASapa street. o3c huntred and seventy. one
feet sou.h Gf Gibhcr street. md running thence
sou:h On 81. AaaHl stree: thirty feet thence
wcsl oGc huIGrat aud twenty three feet five
inches ~ tJD CeL.Cu of the square; thence north
thirty frea t:G:c> cast 20 the beg inning; subject
to orc ha!. Of. twenty Zee; Hey e. the west end
Of said 10.
Terms Q! Sole: Ica pc: ce:.um Of the pur-
chase money 20 be psid in cish, nrd the residue
in th7ce equal in.ta!m":..s 9! siI, twelve and
eighteen uo:;Es respectively. with interest, and
evidence By tho bonds Of :Ls purchaser; tho
title to be Tols!Ecd uG;l the purchate money,
principal Gad Interest. is paid Coa7eyancing al
the cc3t Q: thu purchaser.
ALBERT STUART Conm'rs.
FRANCIS l. SMLIE, Jr. Of Sale
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With the Compliments OF DR.. j. IL.
johnsOn, independent Candidate


In presenting my compliments 10 ny fellow
citizens Of Alexandria, l beg leave to thank
thcm for their many acts Of kindness, snd to say
thst am in favor of-lst an amendment of the
city charter, making one term Of Office the law /;
Fad, OF requiring the City Treasurer, instead Of
the Mayor, &c collect tho license tax, thereby
swing two and half per cent. on the collection
of such licenses; 3td, OF one c. Hector Of taxes.
instead of two, thereby saving ore and a quarter
ger cent On the collections of taxes 4tb, Of con.
solidatiog tho office of Clerk of the Common
Council with the Office Of Auditor; 5!h, OF con-
sclid&ting the office of Clerk of the Gas with the
office Of Superintendent of Gas; 9Th of abolishs
ing tie salary of the Clerk of the Board OF Al,
dermen. paying instead 80 much per night for
clerk; It'll, of reducing the police force from
fifteen men and two oflicers, to eight men and
two officers Sth, of putting out the repair and
cleaning Of the streets BY contract oh. Of retir
ing one Of the steam fire engines, thereby saving
the expsnse OF driver. two horte3 and rent Of
stable; 10th. of paying tho keeper of the 2oors
House 60 much per day for the board of each
inmate; lib, Ct keeping the Sabbath day holy
l2.h. Of surerinducing those reasonable and
necessary reforms by speedy snd sultabl enact
mcnts OF the City Council; l3h, Of 3 reduction
OF the interest on the corporation debt rot by
funding anew such debt; for every time public
debt is funded such dsbt is always increased, but
by q compromise Of tho rate OF interest on tue
debit IAN, of, under all circumstances. 80 CON-
ductng the legislative policy Of the City Coun.
ell, rs 10 Eecp The penses OF The municipal gov
ernment within tho limits of the income derived
from taxation and other sources of reyonus.
BY 81 il s!iiution OF thete need ed reforms the
efficiency OF the management Of the ofi ,es Of
the cor poration will be- increased, and not less
than nine thousand dollars per snnum DO saved
N tbs ey enditures and then tho interest Of the
corporation debt can BIZ reduced to thirty thous.
aid dollars. Tais suggested reformation is not
ONLY due 10 the tax payers, bu! jus! t. al
economical management Of the municipal gov.
emmett. and csn be essly and quickly made
Las econ Instituted, then the City Council can
Il ako with reasonable hope Of success, its ad.
vnncs3 ioI successful compromise of the inter
tst IN It's debt and lne tsx psyer will be relieved
Of sone of The oppression under which ho now
lsbora Mcs! resp clfally your obsdent ser.
vart, D. b JOHNSON, n. d.
my 15-3.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

The NORFOLK LINES. The low rates, 10th
Tor passengers add freight. produced BIZ rival.
IS between the two ienes to Norfolk. is it seems
a'irsoiog trade from the Baltimore route
The Suo. Of that city. says:
Two steamboat lincs between Washiuetou
aud Norfolk. which mako close csnn;ctors
with Baltimore b, railroad, have established
agencies 10 this ely. MIR. J. b. Esars. the
agent for the steamer George Loary, of 'PigD.'5
Line" took charge hers this week. The Loar3
on the last trip from Norfolk TO WASHINGTON
brought ono huudred and thisty-soVcu pas,cn
GERS many Of lbem from the South, aud o
l.rgc freight It ue~ vegetables AID bsires for
Baltimore. The freight was traushippsd at
Sheppsrd's, vic Baltimore and OLio railroad,
ADD came through io fee order aud ou qaick
time. Tho Jane Mosey end the Indy Of tho
LIKE. the boats OF the other line. are a'so do
ug fl lie passenger aod freight business, aud
the travelling public OF this city AID elsewhere
arc avaing largely Ct tho Oppo1tuoi'v to 60
South via the national capital aud Potomac
river
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rORr OF ALEXANDRIA, MAY ID, 1873
Sun as............ 81 Sun sets............ 2
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Str jsns Moseley, Norfolk, to f 4 Reed
3chr Lizzie Carr. New YORK. 10 American
Coal Co
schr II " Eostsr, oeorge!n, 10 " A smoot
Schr John Wentwortb, n Y, TO w A Ssnoct.
fBsf0re reported for Wellington
Schr Ava Smith. Pnilada, to W a. Smoot
Schr Morning Star, Washington. to uamp &
b.. Coal Go.
Schr Susan Ellen, Norfolk, TO Perry, Smoot
S Co.
CLEARED,
Str j " Thompson, lower PFC, by + A Reed.
str Ma;tAno, lower Pic, by BToders 81 Co.
Sehr B Church, Providence, BY j 2 hg.
lew & Co.
Schr Lizzie Carr, Boston, ov American Coal
senF SEnS Hf5 ta1 's Hsf E ~ ap
Bait Coal TO.
PASSED UP
::chrs Ellis II Barnes and JaEo l. Newton, ioT
GeorgeioWn.
Sch, Msrg \ Eocd, for Washington,
PASSED DOWN.
Scnrs Marion kcckhii ard Carrie Holmes,
from Gecrgc:oTn.
MEMORATDA
Schr Helen Ames cleared from Puiia1el-
phia fer this port 12:h
Schrs G Z 4 Travtrj, Washington. 1t Balti-
laure Ia n.
schr Howard Dali cleared from Baltimore for
Washington I4.h.
Schr Oakes AmeF. GecrgetoH n, D! 18th.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
On sDd after July J 10 there will be e1hib-
ted froGl Po.lCca Rip iigbLship, oil Chsthsm,
his.s eastern end OF Vineyard Sound, two fxo1
red lights instesd Of tbs .inglu white light now
shown.
Commando, L Anes; USN, lighthouse in.
apcciCr. SocoUd district. reports from Boston,
under date Of February 1879, thstsn iron spin
die. with csgo on tor, has been placed on Ii"
northwest side Of Two Mile Rock. situated oil
Westport srbor, near tho hesd Of the blight.
westward OF Gooseberry Neck on the north sn-
trance point of BuZzard's Bsy.
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LOC.4x BREITTYEs.

The R'sedale base ball club Of Wsstlagtop
played match gsme with the Howsra' Z Ct the
High school. this evening.
Mr.. W. Il. Soowden, from Coiosw wood, had
for sale io the market, this mtroing, the FIRST
Subsidiaries grown ia this usighbofhocd this
season.
To day cl5sts the black bass and mill pend
club season, and untl the first OF Julg 10 catch
or have 10 possession sui j.c;s the party offend
leg to heavy f1c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
CANAL OUM 81 ERCE.

Arriyed-Bosts NJ A Myers. J r Anderson,
r Bender and E Bayer, 10 American Coal Co !;
Ii Boyd. to j Z Agnaw s. Co.
T f Mer:ens, ks!io Sc Addo, G W Brangle, S
Lloyd, w II Lowe ard e Boyd.
wis Rock Crcek
Arrived-HOats s Kelly. a Gree Hess, ic. 4
KnoGe. Salie h Taylor Cumheels1d. y
Mertens. + IVES, Is L Slack and n cite j Z
Agnew s. Co. -,
Ulcsi ell Bo.s 5 j Kelly. A GreenIess. jr , .
Kncde Taylor, Cumberland, r a Aerlca:,
Is j Wtst, b l. clsck snd Motto.
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b Graen & Y. .ise, Auctioaeois.

B7 Green 6; VI &c, AucIio4c'iS'
cy VIRTUE OF a DMCEEE OF TIE
- Gorpors.ion -FOUR! for I''y - 1s?1 :,
dris, Va, !cuGercd ut lis VIZ ,.;.. 80 n,,s.
VS.. Ca,hsriao !, Atw.lI G: u.s., roL".cFs'1Ee9
con- missioner theTc!a aa:lGl. WI. @Esr IL.
By pub c auction, - Ito h!snet. 3.dder, oa
SATU EDAf. TIC Pin day o. Iey, i3I9, i. II
O'Clock m, Ia ltoat o! tho N"irt.x 81. 42t.aac.
u tne Corporation Court room. sli Ia REAL
NSTAitt Of wnich tho l,to Charles Z. Saa~,
deceased died s"ZaG, ~ vii:
No. !. Fra ME- HOUSE and LOT 90 tho
north SIDE OF Queen a:cc.. between Royal .ni
Pitt streets.
south eide Of Canlc:o; s.:9@., uc!wesa PIT and
st. Assam streets.
No. 8 FEA hi: uVU:E raj LOT On the
south sido q Lake a.rac:. ba.1s=n Fairfax gad
Roy 81 sI.oatl.
No. 4. FKaME sd Bai3N ROUSE and
LOT on tcc nor.Gcust c,rAor Of kin3 sad Fair.
fax streets. (;!o.a !,o@ eccure. 5y Steiner s;
Yohe.)
No. 8. BRICG HOUSE sra LOT on the cas-.
tide OF Fairfax street. t4,6iaag &c. I-(:pw
occupied t7 = EcJG:cr
Nc. FHAME house eut LOT oc tho
east side or FasiaZ street. adjoining No 6-Chs
stare recently occupied By Jos Hopkins
No. I. FaANE AID BECK HOUSE and
LOT on TIE :oG;he,E. corner Of . Ieeu and BOY
IL slreets.
no ERAMS IN. BRICK ROUSE and
LOT on tbs .C5,h ae,t coILei CT Fit ind Wolf,
atree!s
No. O. LOT Of GP0UHn on toe west eide
Of Roy al s!reo., about !0J fest EU:th of Qle:n
stree.
No. 10. i TRACT Of LATD, Containing
shout 80 acres. WITT UWgLLIHd ma tIncinc.
good spring, g.. Ioca:cd IN Fairt.2 c)utty'
about two mile. from At-xaLI;I,. Oh the b.cA
road 10 The Tne"!Og!c.i S"r,in.ry, vel! luca:-d
for a Eiarket garden and dairy farm
fH.rrc nt 81, Pa 6
monty to ba paid ia cash, nnd too roeidu, en- ,
credit Of 6, II and g moaths from tte day Il
sa!e; The deferred pay uen!s 20 b. sr ut.rust f:o.
the day OF SALE AID - be secured By tho bonds l..
tho purchaser or purchasers With good persunai
security; the title to be retained VI I'll the pu.-
cha!e money and iataresL has tesn tally paid
GkOkGE a. AUSHBaCd
up 2i-Rts Comm'r. ri Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

WARD MEETINGS. --'fho cons, rVat,va ward
mee logs are to bo held rext Mobd.y uioht.--
Conplsiot is msdo 10 The First AID Fourth
wards of the smsncss Of tho rooGs 10 whl,h
the meetings have h.r,t9iort been held. aud 1t
is understood that effJr's will be nsio TO Sc
cura Isrser rooms. 80 that al Of the v1era CAD
be accom- nodated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

FINE VEssEL.-A beautiful schoo1er yacht
Of about two HUNDRED tons burthsu. with all her
colors hSiug sailed past III city late lasteVeuiOg
aud attracted much attcutioo. Sbo Was uadet
stood to belong to New York, but her name
Was rot asosrtaiued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

CHARGES AGAINST AN OFFICER. Mr..
James P. Coleman has preferred charges Ct
multeasance 10 oftico against Mr.. George W..
Clifford. Superindent Of Police, and they will
be Investigated by the Mayor as suon as posi-
BILE, probably to morrow. Mr.. Clifford a7oWs
bis readiness TO meet aod reiute tho charges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

INoUEsT.-The i1q1est on the BODY Of The
negro uau. Poiiip Price, whose dcsth at lod'an
Head, STEER an ARRAY with r. +. Clcments,
was mentioned Oh Monday, vas adjourned ever
from that day u1lil to-day, CD accouot Of tho
absence of some OF the negro witnesses, WHO 1t
is Claimed have been eVadug ,he Ctfic;rS, who
we're to summon them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

Disabled. The Schooner Mary a. HOOD
was towed past the CITY this mosniog. and un
to Washington, with her main mast broken cit
several feet below the Gap aoa her ni:z % top
mast gone. The vessel had apparently en-
countcred very heavy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

D. G. Ovens. pru srist. A!tu,ua, p, w.ite'
"Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup has ~oadsttn rrrr'
tstloo, the demand for II IS really IS rut:hl't.
Mothers will have o. oih,r. |! is des'p' d I"
supersede all other Soothing Syrurs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

8 DEMONSTRATORS NOTIUE-Hsvipg
~ taken oat letters of administration on the
ts.a,o Of Inc l.ts JOHN B. WEBSTER,
this i; to give notice to eli persons inhabited 10
said estate to como forward and make imm edi-
SITS settlement and all those having claims 10
produce the same for pay nent.
JAMES r. WE8STEH,
mgl5 4a' Administrator.
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EGCSL SESEE-S.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES May Is, 1879
For tn, Middle Ataut,c States and New E1p'
lani, Southerly winds. warmer. cloudy CT ps;tly
loudy weather, stationary or falling barometer,
aud 10 The Southern portions occasional rains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

To THE PUBLIC Notwithstanding the
stsapg pressure for CHEAPER goods to which
mcst manufacturers have yielded ny loweriog
both qulIity std ptic.. have uciutsiued the
highest andard Of our product whiIs reducing
w:c,s by every Legitimate neaos. Tho people
ara tired Of "shoddy' oiuthinr, b)ught ouIy
from necessity add the couutry improvement
is evidenced by the growing demand fer better
goods. For thc sD.iog of 1879 have prepared
one OF the chocost STOCKS Of Stylish Clothing
ever pToducaI, aud my prices are as low as the
cost Of Iator AID mste7iaI will permit. Terms
cash y kA1ZENSTElN,
2l0 Eth street, Wsoulug 90, D. c..
Near PtnusylVa1is Avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

TUFTS ICE COLD oUDA AID vIOHY.
l. Ssratogs. Excei.ior,
O.wego, Deep Koc5,
Wisconsin Wauks.ns
Bethesds, Penn Be5tord W.!era aud
Bouksrs C.:vbratet Root, Birch ED
Cider Beers on drau2h:
AT5,. PGk GLASS At
LUNT DAVInSON'o D.ug store
mv14 Corner king ana WASHINGTON sts.
s1- BOXES UlGGINo' soar ruc.igei
Il . this dsy, aid for s.ic low %
F. j. DAVIDSON,
mar "a l4T King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

TIE DROUGHT. Tho farmers are all com
planning of tbs greet drought. sod say hat
the crops arc suffering very much tor tie VAL,
OF rain. The people in the ciiy a:e .!>o c'iI.
planning of the sr, at heat aud dus'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

For New York custom. II ,Je CLOTHING
warranted not to rim. SEQ s. DEALHAM, 6:
King ST., corner Of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

FISH REPORT Business on the Fish Wharf
continues to grow dulicr day b. day ard tho
receipts much lighter. Siccs yesterday there
have been received only about $500 shad and
80 900 behring's Shed broupht $3.50 per
hundred and helrinss sold at 81 per thousand.
Agents aud others CD The whalf arc peparipg
to settle up AID vacltc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
CANDID DATES.

dH announcements must inpGrtably be paid Tor
IN Advance No notice tCiLt be taken OF orders
nnies, they are accompanied 11iM the caSE.l
WyE ARE authoriz ID 10 ennou.cs 3 5 v
w REX IS sn independent Candidate loc Il
office OF Commits oner of the Revenue Southern
Di.lric! Of Fairfax county, who il opposed t.
cohvsnliona, rings, &C.. sc. who will be thank.
full for The support of his friends. myl4-!e
ITO THE VOTERS Of ALEXANDRIA
a. CITY.
In announcing myself ss a candidate Al the
general election for Superintendent OF Poiice
before the people, it is proper that / should
state the reasons for my action. 1t is appsre Mt
if three candidates contend for the nomination
the successful one will net obtain majority Of
all the votes, snd thereby fair choce even Of
the conservative voters will be defoated; There
is also large number of voters wno will be eX.
Guided from participation il the primary. ED
ii there be no opposition to the nominee they
will have no voice whatever in the election,
winch virtuslly will be in the hands OF u mall
minority. Ihsve, therefore determined to be
candicsIo at the general election and INVOKE tho
favorable consideration of my fellow cit zens
roy Ste WESLEY MAKELEE.
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En- Green & Wise, Auc,iouce!e.

sNOMMIcS!ON 55ALE.--Pursuaut to
~ decree of.ao Corporation Court Of the city
of a!exsadri, rendered 1t tie November term.
1873 in The cssu Of J.. a. Lswso5, admit.
Against Isabelle. Lswsor. tho undersigned will
expose for SIZE q. public auction, in front of the
entrance TO tho Court room. on Fairfax street. in
AlexsnGria, Va ut - O'clock m. on TUE
DAY, the lG:h Day OF Nay, 1879 the LEE
ESTATE Of Is.b5ila lawson IN the LOI Of
GROUND, Improved By BRICK Dwell
LING, on the north side Of Cameron street
between Roys! snd Fairfax streets, fronting 4l5
fee. and running back Ga feet, next east OF the
Tonliue Hou:c.
Terms Of sac: Enough il cssn o. the day Of
SALE TO pay lha TX pencs Of sale and coats OF this
suit; and the residue in one, two and thres yesIs,
with Interest from inc day or sale, and the pur.,
chaser TO give his notes therefor, with petaonal
security, and h title to said life estsLc 10 BE- re-
tanned Unit! all Tho purchase money ID paid,
John Ii. JOHNSON.
opl9-2awts Commissioner Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

The greatest variety OF HATS. ojm prising the
Gats: Grd the cheapest, for old and young, OF
the nobbiN-t stS lea and ths loWest prices at 8.
DEALHAMs G. Neg ST., corner OF Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

The best FLANNEL. SUITS at S. SIS $40 md
$2. you will fud at :. DEALHAM's, G2 KlDg
ST., corner e EaM[sy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

ANHlvERsARY.-This is ihe anniversary Of
the battle CT New Ma:ket, fought tiftecu years
$40. It wss ia this engagement that the corps
Of ca lets of the VIrgiois Mitpry destitute Won
80 many lsurss. Tte2 lest ooe- fourth CT their
number in killed AID wouaded upon that hard
fought field. Among the members Of the corps
was Cant. +. L. Smith, of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

Avoid The Very appearance Of heat By having
your stoves stored aud kept uotl wioter al
StansbutY'a, c1rbcr OF kiug aud Columbus ct.
Gail ard see thir new revolving Fop Cook
Stove. myl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

COLUMBIA FIRE Co.-Ihe regular mnath!y
meeting OF he Coumtia Steam F.7c EaSite
Company was he'd last ;sht, Sisa II. McLe.r.
Prcsi icnt. ard Jno ". GraI;laDa Sectea'y.
The c;muittco appointed to reyiio the con
slitulou of The mpaes made lh:lr rsEor',
which vas laid ever Ter c;naiiera'ioa as 40 ad :
iourned meeting.
Tho usual rou;inn bu,iu:ss was tri.H:cicd,
aud tie meeting adiou.nc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

PERSONAL -Mr. Joseph +. Moor, 4 l,r
ncr resident OF Alexardri., bat f,r 'lev'n
years past rcsdiog in Mex CO, No., Is iG town
Sih his wife eud chi'dr o, on Vis 10 his
friends aad is stoppluE at 'be Mlnsiaa hhu,e.
Gen. Il F. Colstoo, formerly OF tie Army
u Nor,ntrn Vrcioia, tn; lItely ct the khed
&c ct Epvnl's army, VS. 10 tn city to-day.
Major /, Il Jl1n2y o. tbls c'y la trea
,Isrtcd a nit:nt for Z new car bultar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

MANNED CORN, PEAS, PEACHES and
" TOM ATOES received to-day BY
NV j. &. MILBURN.