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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03
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Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
RI VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Circuit Court for the city of Alexandria,
Va. rendered at its Msy term, 1876, in the suit
of StAbler's administrator VS.. McGsw and others,
IN chancery, the undersigned, commissioners
therein named will offer for sale, by public auc.
tion, on THURSDAY. the 22d day of April,
1850, in front OF the Market Building. on Fairfax
street, at IL o'clock m. the following described
real estate. to wit:
No. l-HOUSE and LOT on tho north side of
hlng st. beginning is feet cast Of Henry st. at the
mlddla of the partition wall there standing; then
east 10! feet, mere or less, to tho middle of an.
other partition wall and extending back 100 feet
10 Ten It sliey, with inc use thereofin common
No. 2-VACANT LOT on the north side Of
Prince street. 4l feet s! inches east of Payne St ;
thence east 70 feet and extending north the
same width as in front, 1C4 feet inches, to a II
feet alley, with tho use thereof in common.
No. IA LOT OF GROUND on the west
sldo OF St. hsaph straet beginning 80 feet ir.
sCnth OF hlnE street. binding on alley 10 feet
Wlda, running thence south on st. Aeaph street
AZ feet ~ inches thnnce west in a line parnlle
TO King street liU feet to An alley Is feet in
wide; thence north parallel TO ct. Asaph ST. i3
leet III inches TO the 10 feet alley; thence east
with the said alley and parallel to King street
alleys.
No. IA RENT CHARGE Of $50 per AZ
num IN fac charged upon piece CT ground on
Inc west side OF Union street between Cameron
and Qaeen streets. - feet . inches north or
Ihompson's nliey, y feet inches front md lGO
iset deep, now held by q. Prices hcira.
No "a FRAME HOUSE snd LOT On the
south side of King street, :" feet inches west Of
Patrick street Is feet by 100 feet.
no. 6-HOuSE and JOT on tho southwest
corne- of King and Henry ltraets
No. T-HOUSE and LOT en- tho north sida of
Prince street. hsxt nsst Of house and lot on Tho
corner cf Alfred Street, and adjoining + l..
Carne.
No. S-A GROUND :ENT Of Scc0 &3 Dor an
rum charged on tho properly on tho south west
corner OF Cameron and 1t Aseph ptroes.
NO. 9-HUUSA and LOT on the south sido OF
hing street. adjoining on tho esst tho house q!
tho corner ot Alfred G.ract now occupied BY
Domaine Is feet 10 inches bv 81 feet !nches, a
space of feet inches by Is feet 10 inches in
rear 10 be Kept open for use OF this and adjoining
lot
Terms of Sale Enough in cash TO ps7 costs
of suit and sale. and the residue of tho purchase
money in three ouual instsmonts, with interest
from tho day Of SALE psysble at one two and
three years; tho bonds OF the purchaser or pur.
chssers, with good security, to be taken for tho
deferred payments, and the title 10 be retained
until said bonds arc paid.
II. o. OLAUGHTON, | Comm'rs.
Z. w. WATTLES, Of Sale.
NH l5-eo.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03
Eeary'S Easter.


kiscr lilies freshly bloom
Ger The open, co1querad tomb;
Cups Of Incense. pure and fair.
Pour oblstlOls on The DIR.
Easter glory sudden flows,
Though the portal moo may close
Death and dsr kness flee away.
Christ the Lord is risen to day!
Shining forms are sitting by,
Where the folded garments lie;
Loving Mary knows no fear
While the waiting angels hear.
They have taken my Lord away.
Know &c where he lies to day ?"
Sweet thy answer to her cry,
As their pInions pass her by.
See the Master stand to greet
Her that weepeth al bis feet.
MARY !" At the tender word
Well she knows her risen Lord
All her love aud passion breaks
In the single word che speaks;
Hear the sweet ''RabboDi il" tell
All her woman heart 30 we'll
Quickly 90, and tell it out
Unto others rounds about.
Thou hast been forgiven much;
Tell it. Mary, unto such.
by thy love within thy heart.
This my word to them impart;
Death shall touch thy soul no more,
Christ thy Lord hath gone before -
-ScriJner for April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03
HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATs.

Momphis February II. 1871.
DR.. Tut: Slr-i haye been suffering for nesf-
IY two years with q severe cough. When
iuced 10 one hundred and sixteen pounds =
had tried almost everything; h.
terrible night swoats. nave taken half doz;i
bottles. Tho night sres.s have left me ia
cough has disappeared. aud l have gained tflt
pounds in flesh. l recommend it to al 'ir
OLIVER RICE.
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A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

Office Evening News. Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut Dear Sir-My little son was attack
ed with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within q
month since, for the cure Of which am indcbt.
cd to your valuable Expectorsnt. ! had tried
most everything recommended, but none Gid
any good until + used your E1pectorsnt, one
bottle of which removed the cough entirely.
With many lhanhe, sm yours truly,
JOHN III. WEIGLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03

NOTICE-Jus received TUFTS Pills, TUFTS
IN EIpectorsnt, Boschee's German Syrup,
Green August Flower, Hsle's Honey of Horo-
hound and Tar Thompson's Syrup Tar and
Wood Nspths Vegetire, Parker's Hair Bslssm
Aliens Lung Bs!sam, Simmons Liver Reyula-
tor in 25 cent packages, Allcock's. Benson and
Herrick's Plasters, &c st
w. +. CREIGHTON'S,
fab l6 S. King street
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MEDICINAL.
MEDICINAL.
DIR. TUFTS 7'F
EXPECTORANT.
IN 25 CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.

Its properties are Dcmulcent, Nutritive, Bal.
samic, Soothing and Healing. Combining AL
these qualities, it is the most effective LUNG
BALSAM ever offered to sufferers from Pulmo.
nary diseases.
DR.. J. F. HAYWOOD, of New York, volun
tsrily indoraes it. Road what he says:
New York, Sept. 49, 1877.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-During this year treat
ed niae hundred csscs Of lang diseases. In the
lower wards of the city the csses ware of very
severe tyne. 1t was there my attention was
called to TUFTS EZpoetorsnt, and confess ny
surprise at its wonderful power. During prac-
tice of twenty years have never known med.
lcine TO act as promptly aud with such happy
effects. 1t instantly subdued the most vioien
fits of coughing, and invariably cured the di-
sease in q few days. I cheerfully. endorse 1t as
the best lung medicine ever used
FRANCIS HAYWOOD. MD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03
IMPORvANr QUESTIONS.

Reader have you caught cold Ara yc::
unable to raise the ph'e2m2 Have you an irr'-
tation in the throsl2 A sense Of oppression o.
the lungs, With short breath2 DO you have
fit Of coashins on lying down. A sharp pain
now and then in region of the hesrs, shoulders
and back? IF So OUR ADVICE IS to tsks
at once dose OF TUFTS Expectorant; you will
repeat the Expec.orsnt. place hot iron TO the
feet take two of TUFTS Pills. You will aoou
fall into pleasant soap snl wake up in tha
morning cough Sons lungs working, freely;
easy breathing and tho bowels moving in nat
urs manner. To prevent "A return OF these
SYMPTOMS use the Bxpectorsnt several days.
Ottico. IS MUHRAE ST. N. YORK.
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HOSTEL 7TER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BIT 7 7 E:RS
Fever ami Roue.

The true antidote to the effects of missms is
one OF the most popular remedies of an ecs of
successful proprietary specifics, and is in i'm.
melse demand wherever on this Continent fever
and sgue exists. A wineglsssful threo times a
day Is the best possible prepsrstive for oncoun-
tering malarious atmosphere, rec u.sting the
liver, and invigorsting the stomach.
For sale By all Druggists and dealers generally
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03

"iLL bh offered OF tie sGrna time and place
w the THREE STORY BRICK DWKLL-
ING No. 81 south Royal street. The house is
in good order, and has all tho modern improve.
Iments, located on the east side of Royal street,
between Prince and Duke. Terms at sale.
NH 26-eots GREHN 81 WISE. for owners.
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riaSa'S ANSs ORGANS.
STIENF PIANOS,

GRAND. SQFARE AMI UPRIGHT.
n:he9t hon0rs Paris Exposition 1873. The
..isA Boul"r Grand, or Upright, tho artists
ar5;it" dsfes competition
ii. Il. WILD ts NKO., SoIn Agents.
Y" Ith ST., n. w., Washington, d. g.
$50 sgants for the celebrated Krar,ich 81 Bach
SD other lit:t class Pianos, sna the Poloubet,
p ton &c Co. Standard Organs
Bkh&CH STORE with W. w. AUAM &
&"HS. 3 King street, Aioznndris; also refer 10
Irof, H"vn an Of Aloxandria.
~ s~ilsnos, Organs and other III usical Jnstru-
mems TUNED AND REPA!RED. ian p3
NfKIsNEA Es.EHEY Enzs raz..
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FE,K USTEE' $ SALEOF VALUABLE
= PROPERTY EEAK OCCOQUAN VIL-
LAGE-By virtue of deed of trust from
George Selecman and wife, dated the 10Th day
OF February. 1873, recorded among the lsnd
5ccords Of Fairfax county, liber 2. No. A; page
26j, and for tho purpose therein mentioned. the
undersigned will offer for sale by public auction
at Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, the 18Th
day Of April, 1850. the TRACTS OF LAND
conveyed in aail ceed of trust, except that por.
tion conveyed by George Selecman and wife 10
RHdman Selecman. Ssid land contains
522 acres nud will bo sold in lcts designated as
lots Nos. l. > md 8. No. l contains GO acres
with . COMFORrABLE HOUSE, one third in
timber. No. 2-192 acres, with good HOUSE
and barn. one third cleared. No. 3-270 scres,
and known as the Homo Tract; has com fort
able HOUSE and barn.
Terms Of Sale SO much cash as will pay OK
penses Of sale; also the sum OF one thousand
dollars, with interest thereon from the 18th day
OF February. 1878. until the day Of sale. Sell
lng as trustee. l shAll convey such title ss is
vested in ire which believe To be good.
WILLIAM #. HALEY, Trustee
FSir fax county. NH 1S.WLi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03
BY John w. Graham. Auclioneer

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
Il PROPERTY IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
By virtue Of 2 deed Of lrus. from Alfred Bsyliss
sud John H. Ssrton snd wife. dated the 9TH day
of January. 1871. snd duly of record among the
land records Of Fnrftx county, in liber W, No.
!, folio 4%5. and for the purpos. therein men
toned the undersigned will offer for salo by
public suc:imn, in front Of the Court House dcor
Ut FairfsZ Court House. on MONDAY, the
9th dag of april, 1850, (court day. At u
o'clock m, 10 tho highest bidder, the TRACT
or Lam conveyed by the above mentioned
deed. and described therein as follows viz One
certain tract OF land known rs KEEN'S MILL
THACT. situated on tho south side Of Pohick
Kun, in tho district of Loe. county OF Fairfax,
state Of Virginia. nnd contains, by recent sur.
vey. one hundred and forty. ono and q half scies
to which survey for the metcs end bounds ref
eTence Is hSd.
Terms of Sale: so much cssh as will psy
costs of ssln, also tho sum Of fvo hundred dol.
lars, with interest thereon from tho 9th dsy OF
January, 1877, until psid; and if thore he any
residue of such purchase money, the ssms shall
be made payable At such time or times, and be
secured IN such manner as the said B-ylss and
Sarten shall dlroct, Or in case Of their failure TO
give such GlTactions, 81 such time and in such
manner as The uudtr3igned shhll think ft.
marlT-wtS y. w. HUNT Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03

m U T. ) Ii AIR D YE.
GRAY HAIR OR WHIsKERs changed to .
GLOSSY BLACK by q single application Of this
DYE. 1t impsrta Natural Color acts Instsna
tsAeously, and is as Harmless as spring water.
Sold by Druggists, or sen! by express on receipt
ST..
Office. 35 Murray st., New York.
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Oh DDZ. RICHMOND MADE BROObS
az received to-day snd ;cr sale cheap by
T. w AVERY,
msr2G 226 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03

GARDEN TOOLS FORKS, &c.-We havs
" on hand Large supply Of Roes. Kskes
Stable and Hay Forks, Shcvels, Spsdes, &c.
purcha led at old prices and will be sold at u
small advance at So King street. corner Royal.
NH III J. T. CREIGHTON Il SON,
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IRON BITTERS, Vinegar Bitters, Curstine:
| Tsrrsnts SelIzer Apefient, Ayers Pectorsl
sarsspsrills, Hair Vigor. Ague Cure and Pills,
Hostetter's Btters, Bulls Cough Syrup, Lead
beater's Cough Syrup, Giles Liniment end
Lead bsater's Undertaking Liniment sre for
sale by NM
ian10 K. S. LEADBEAIEhS " bhO.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-20
Notes From the Thresher

We are compelled Ia revise our csti-
mate of the average Of wheat in this county.
We gave il last week nj - bushels. Re
ports from actual thrcshin% from ~
places in this county, compel us Ia raise
the estimate 10 al least an average Of ii
bushels. But We believe that it will
reach II.
w. p. Marston, Lake Crystal, 81 bu.
James Field, Mcpherson. - bushels.
Frank Russell, Ccrcsco, 20 bushels.
DanI O'IIcron, Mcpherson, Is bushels.
Belgrade, c. Goodridgc, 20 bu. of
wheat.
Jos. Hawcrwas, Poor Farm, &c bushels
per acre.
Michael Rlincb"idc, Munkato Town
ship, 10 bushels.
Gen. J. II. Baker, Rapidan, 81 bush
els Ia the acre.
Even lodged grain this year will cas-
lily grade No.
Geo. F. Sewer, LcRay, low ground
and wet, 10 bu.
jamestown, the whole town is cstimat-
cd at 90 bushels.
F. w. Kline, Esq, ofRapidan, thrcsh-
ed four acres, which average % bush,
els.
G.. b. McGraw, on Washington Lake
in the edge of LcSueur county, Is acre.
90 bushels.
John Hcisler LeRay, 81 bushels
LeRay is estimated by best judges at q
bushels for the town.
]. A. Pclton, of Nicollct, says The
wheat of that town will average /
bushels and the oats 60 bushels.
SemOn Garvin, Of Lyra, 45 acres
AVERAGING 10 bushels. q. Webster, u
acres, averaging IA bushels.
Mr.. Bent Peterson, living near Jack
son Lake, thrcshcd IA little less than al
acre of wheat, last week, from which Ia
got 81 bushels.
Kasota, Royal Thompson, 81 bushcl
per are. Frank Thompson, 23 bu. pc
acre. Gus. Wcstlakc, 20 bu. per acre
Gus Westlakc, oats 30 bushels per acre
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-20
LETTER From the Rec ), H. Little
Editor Free Press:


In recent issue you report me at
Clifton Springs, y. Y, where DR. Eos
ter has an establishment where minis,
tiers are cared for This prompts mr Ia
tell my friends, through the FREE Pass
how well other people are cared for
here. Teachers a. we'll rs ministers are
included in all the special privileges of
the Institution. 10 both alike, who
ever they NAV Ice, "unc third ~. is ri.
lowed. And besides this a great many
such, boarding in private houses, re
crivc treatment free. Tlrr free account
often reaches sixteen Thousand dollars
per wear. And the Spn,tnrum j. 81
willcd 10 the NJ. L. church, to which DIR.
Foster belongs, that these hrnciccnt
provisions shall he permanently contin-
ued. But VI. l.. doesn't spell M, in the
Dr's religion. His chaplain lisa Congrc
gationalist The chapel services are
participated in 10y various denomina-
tions. Ii is quite common Ia see Catho-
lie priests among the guests. And
while the most delightful and constant
religious influences prevail here, and
Wc rcCkuncd COntrihutlNc 10 the surcst
healing, still persons of all shades of be-
lief amt mhelict, the godly, and the
worldly, and the skcptical, find in this
Sauitarium, welcome and home, and
cure. Everything is rs nearly first class
~ possible. Nobody starvcs himself
we'll in this home. Charges are from
three Ia four dollars per day, and for
regular patients from twelve to twenty
five per week, according 10 aCcommo-
dati"n>, with the above reductions
The number of patients and visitors M
present is not tar from four hundred,
and the cost at running the institution
j. from three To- four thousand dollars
per week. There are five experienced
physicians in the faculty, and the
courtesy and attention from all concern
cd is more like home than hotel.
The white sulphur springs here have al
most the exact analysis of the CclChTat-
cd ones in Virginia, and are very ad-
vantagcously combined in treatment
with water from fresh spring strongly
infused with CarbOniC acid gIs, M essen
tial in chronic cases. There are twenty
kinds al baths given Including the most
expensive, such ~ electro chemical and
thermal, Turkish, compressed air, etc.
The treatment j. electric in character,
without hobbies or nonsense, gentle and
persistent rather than heroic, and
mingled with Chccrtulncss, and home
comforts and more nearly than ! had
conceived r"sslhIr, is administered in
the fear of God. There are pitiablc
hopeless cases here, hut the majority
are steadily improving and hopeful
So il the ills that flesh is heir to- he
come too many for you just come here
and you will he introduced 10 what
Judge Wilson of Winona calls "aS trisky
IL set of sick people rs one could sec,
and to a grand opportunity to get well
]. i. LITTLE.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-20
The Garfield club.

The club met on Friday evening in
their new room. The attendance was
large, every seat being filled and many
standing. The room has been put in
good order, with neat curtains at tho
windows bearing the inscription Gar
field and Arthur" The table and lamps
have been purchased and are in good
taste. The room is now ready for regu,
lar meetings. Conspicuous among
those present, were many young men,
who take IL deep interest in the progress
of the campaign. This meeting was
wholly for business. Mr.. NJ. o. Sundt was
placed on the Executive committc
This was good selection. Hereafter
arrangements will be made for regular
speaking ut each meeting.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-20
Latest EurOpeaM Ne,cs.

Mothers, daughters and the coming
young man of society sing, we all wear
kids from Segerstrom's.
would state to the public that have
Just received from the US Custom
House an invoice of 800 worth of Kid
Gloves from manufacturer with whom
| was acquainted when in Europe. II
is considered one of the largest and most
successful manufacturers in the old
country. The present invoice is far
superior to former one which offered
and disposed of to our public, and many
are aware how far they eXcelled the
usual imported Kid Gloves. The assert.
ment is complete, consisting of White
and all shades of color, in styles from
button down. To all they will at once
appear far Superior Goods. Being &C
tually the importer ! am able to give
my customers the profit usually made by
the wholesale dealer of Chicago anG
other cities. Come in and see how soft
ly the gloves will tell you the SAME
Ecery Pair Warranted!!!
"Comc girls let's 60 to SegerstronI
and see." l told you so.
j. SEGERSTROM.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-20

to remove the work or unthread til
needle.
Bird. MGHTNEss or RUNNING AND EAs
OF MOVEMENT.
There are numerous machines whic
will, to II greater or less degree, do salts
factory work; but they arc either hare
running from the start, or soon becom
SO on account Of the wear resulting
from their irregular movements. Tn
ROYAL ST. JOHN is the only Ma
chine made whose movements are en-
tirely regular and positive.
1T has plain reciprocal motion OF
both needle and shuttle, and SO doei
not become hard running from irregu
lar wear, but the longer it wears tho
smoother and easier will bo its motion
| 1T has fewer dead ccnters to over,
come than any other machine, and CON
scqucntIy runs with less jar, and when
once in motion is more easily kept in
| motion.
1T Is so made and pinned together
that it cannot be put out of adjustment,
except by violence,
Again, II machine may be light run
ming, but from an improperly construct
cd trcadIc movement, may he tircsomc
and iatiguing to operate. We boldly
claim for the ROYAL ST. JOHN, that
from the well calculated arrangement
of its trcadle movement, il can be OPP
Grated longer with less fatigue to the OPP
orator than any machine made.
4th. SIMPLICITY AND DURABILITY OF
CONSTRUCTION.
So that the machine will not DE con-
stanlIy getting ont of order, or readily
worn out. The Royal st. John possess
cS these points prominently.
1t has the fcwcst number of parts.
The parts are Of simple and regular
forms, made of the best steel and iron.
All of the wearing points are hardened
and provided with means for elective
ly taking up all wear.
1t has II perfectly balanced motion,
hy which il is possible Ia run it either
jorr"Id or bark~0rd, and consequently
it will not wear SO rapidly rs II machine
which has IN Irregular motion, and will
only sew in 0i.c direction.
1t has n" yielding joints; no cams or
c"ga; n" motion produccd 10y springs.
II has fewer bearings and less friction
than amy machine made, and there can
not he wear where there is no friction.
9th. CONVENIENCE.
In addition To good and easy running
machine. You want on" fitted up con
vrnicntly for your work. This is of
frrcd in full measure in the Royal ST.
John.
II furnishes with place to keep the
cover of machine, and make it useful as
Il work box, by attaching it to the end
Of the table while using the machine.
1t is provided with graduated yard
measure on the front edge of table, SO
that you can measure your work with
out moving from the machine.
1t has a-convcnient foot rest, ON the
brace above the trcadlc, allording you
comfortable change of position while
preparing work for the machine.
In conclusion if you will examine every
machine on the market, subiccting it to
the tests given above, you will he forced
to the conclusion that the
ROYAL ST. JOHN
Possesses the most points of excellence.
Possess the most new and valuable i'm
prOvcmcnts.
Is the perfection of Sewing Machines.
Is TIE MACHINE YOU WANT,
Call and see il ot SANRORN g.
WALL