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, 1880-05-07

snsyys shaw Hi RI aaai co1thSrst by !lI T.!
~ sest. $$has M hs g xss A. .sapefted = + s's:;t
clergy Or 1t icass Sy soe Il thai body, tSst lis
opponent. Mr.. Kettle, wna moi, connected with
TIC. county, and TINT Mr. parnoI1 and hla friends
had not timo 10 visit half the county. tho I'M.
torlty Of l6t Ia nothing to lnast 0Y. and It Ia sly
n0eitnt TINT It IA not ttlAle tho subject OF rp-
W. dsteatea % bg IT,
Catholic clergy
WORKING on THE FEARs or 7t1E roonEn VOTERS.
On Nha other hanl, Mr. PArnel won .aeycrai
However. wns thatt ia weSforI COUNTY, @ whero
t t St 'hp s 1SKe w.
ss;S; 6SSen IL tjJ,;s Sss oesry sy ii: ' .
n fact. tho only district In ing wholo County
strn.ton eauid possibly 30 oryauized was that
In which Mr.. O'Clery did organize tho Outrage. In
ea~s 9 nhnsc1 The or wgro So o
gpoutcd treason to my rxtent, although In
EnElana he has boon moro Of Tory than any-
| must now refer briefly to tho election for
represented n THO Into parlEatnunt by Mr.. A: 81.
psoSssby sss bREVRs''t'F 'se ana sa''0F OF tho S' IL
anEArEsT living IRISH oRAroA
and in the House of Con1nons during tho last
ner RrR r - ae.e tcnat ~ f"rScr os .ieadei
Parnciitu Tendencies. Ii was thsuKht to 10 Inn
posalblo to aust either OF those gentlemen, lut
it tho Inst mumcnt Mr. Philip Calan, hRying
been rejected by tho borough Of DlllldAfk, not
hiniself nominated for Louth County, Of which
he Is Il native, and suecoeded at tho polling
In HottinV flrst pI0co Gy aotno seventy votes.
MIR. Sullivan being second, and Mr. Kirk third
ntld, therefore, defeated. bfr. Sullivan mid
Mr. Kirk run together, and tho former dcclRreu,
given 10 him rs colleague, no would instantly
resign. Tho contingency contemplated came to
pnss, and MIR. Hu1llynn has promptly redeemed
, 1880-05-07
F0llNn DEAD.

Special Dtspatth 10 Ins chtraoo 7r5ah"
oINplAsAroL1s. Ind, Mny yG.-Fho eag'asa e,,s
Of the morning passenger train on the C.s,H ".
land, Columbus, Cincinnati i lndsalspo,!s ,s'
1sailroad, arriving here this morning. ~ II.
covered thu body ot q man lying nsa! ~ w
track, three miles wcstof Anderson. .4n,.s5 "a
tlgatton disclosed tic fact that tho Aeau rst III
been severed from tile trunk, when Wv w;yejys Ira
inutlatctl at NIL. Tho head my tc' y ta.;.iSt aES
feet from the body. It Nns c;lse q mI Suli isil
ucrUSy tie rAll,
, 1880-05-07

Mr.. Daniel E. Dandmann has gone to En-
gland.
Miss Helen Tracy Is now leading lady in
Joe Murphy's trouuc.
Miss Ellie Ger1non remains with Lester
Wnilack another year.
Mr.. Harry CrispwIl be member OF Daly's
stock company next scasof.
Charley Drew has left "Our GoblIns";
Gus Bruno has succeeded hin.
F.F. Nfackny has closed his connection
with the Criterion Comedy Company.
At Boston last week John P. Ortlway died.
He has been identified with ninstrelsy for
many years.
Miss Carrie Swain, who Joined "Tllo
Tourists" In this city, las proved Il valuable
acquisition.
"Around the Webn Is the nanlo OF new
ptny by j. +. Campbell, Of tho Philadelphia
Sunday Item.
The manager Of Haverly's Theatre, New
tlelnan having left tho Union Square.
They say that Roso Eyttngo Is In INDECENT
ctrcMMstances In England, md that sho llns
applied to Lester Wallnck for position.
Miss Rosa Cooke, Of "rhe Tourists" has
peared Inst night, and wus In excellent voice.
A Boston parngrnphlo calculator snys;
aThe box.rccclpta of seven performances by
Nelson, Mt tho Globe Theatre, were SB3, 600"
Talking OF the Henry Irving difficulties, It
ls runlored TINT the nNcll-ad0rcl nnd asthottc
Mile. Terry WILL soon temporarily retire from
tho London stage.
The trial Of Currie, the murderer Of the
Murs l,ali, Tux. Lot us hope that justice will
then be llctell out
, 1880-05-07
ANOTHER STRAW.
The mcnaecrlc Takes n Vote OH tho
Presidential Question.

Presidential Question.
..... Huntington Aa'vkevs.
The elephant caine strolling into the big
tent Just after the close Of tho afternoon per-
for1nnllce, and the animals were talking poll
tics, having caught 1t from the chatter they
heard In the audience. They didn't know
great deal about politics III the cages, but
tint yon know, ctiItlren, is no bar to talking
politics. Indeed no. Some OF Our Congress-
talk the most and loutlcst don't-but / di-
Rress. The elephant listened to the rest of
the animals for n little whl1c,. and then lie
"Wl,o il your candidate for Prcsidentq"
"Blainc,", said the giraffe,
vl "Yes" the elephant 1T said, athat's yon.:
your head head out M Of tle top Of pine tree.
seo wher9 the giraffe came i.i, IN
Pr "A 9"reelons cello IS +men5nee1tte. you think
Take caro- Of yourself, my aristUcrntic friend.
Your head Isn't us long rs your neck. by
forty fcet:, You can't come tie girat1e over
me, Mr.; Rlaine .,olsty' tsny' % I'D u, Eattiful" he
SIiappy Fau,ily,S "who Is your man pH '
The Newfoundland said he was for John
o ~ Sssphsnt ssd rfssG9sS rs es ss
Just tile saule rs Peruvian bark. Well, 60
ahead, hoWl Tor \ Tree ballot attu unmuzzled
press md don't whl1e Il you ary bent, as YOU
turning to the tiger, ''who do you 60 for?''
II" Any Innn that comes close to my cnge,"
replied tho amlable animal in tho convict's
"Correct you are,n said the elephant, "but
you can count me out when you begin ballot
InE. Who "a tho next animal to yote9'
1'ho f,yenn Baid ho was for Tilucn, first,
"l'll let yon," Commented the elephant,
..anybody might know y0,, would xo tor d
Ohio ,ncdieaf student Iii, YOU Seventeonth
Ward rcsurrcctlonlst, You'll run agnfnst q
will knock that smile ot yours Into a cooked
Int. ANY respectable Citizen Of the menng.
erie s resSdy nd y1', t9 express LIS preference before
Tho tortoise said hc was In favor Of .Fftx
"Of course you are," said the elephant,
"bcea.uSe ho moves Just nbDut fast enough to
suit your gait. Il h1 DOESN'T move forward
for Ger. Pope, he WORT hear of the no1iina--
tlons Until SIX weeks utter election. You'd
,anke good running mate for him ~ war
tune, a4a yoH ", ought 70 get along pretty well
living curiosity will stop up lively; can't Keep
these polls open ail night; we've got to dress
for tho evening performance yet'
The tq5ksy % eSprsssed re- himself warmly III
"NEht you arc,'" said the elephant, "And
thnt's becatse he Keeps your company OH the
fence NIL tho time. Moreover, he Iooks more
like lMv Than ally OF tho other candidates, anu
to support i.i.n o., siiat aeeouns, AMy oil,er
'The gopher Shouted as Justify as no could
TOR Ks snrs ssyaopGT ty',nauGp so,a tho e,cnhant be-
c0llsG La StNvH In htA littIn hold I'LL tha time
, 1880-05-07
THE SUMMER EXODUS.
A Grent NuNh to Ettrore-Alt tile OCEAN
Stenn,sllips aniliM1 with Crowded

SADAss"s Wv, t.oxL po.t N.u,
me season 1or golhe hoIoaa Is no" NJ
manu-, MID u'e ohlcts o1 tllo great ocean
steamship passenger lines, rs II natural coll-
sequence, aro busy places lust now. The
tle,nand for cahin ,,assages on tia inmnn
'','' ucu ~, I"on r"ss'ssn % Va 49,, o a... ,ma ~
slllps began 70 increase ABOUT INC hfst Oh
the pnst month";. and is at ligh-tldc now.
ent not "Iu md te n a s"e extena
,vot, ,n,'' Intw Tho noss",'S.r hns,nasS ~
this Company from New York tl'is spring
w aohx ns sxsssa @ Of lust I sp1E md na
Taris Ex,ositlon vear. The crc,t rial, viii
ne; ns asa9l, aufinE June, wMSt n; tl!e shlps
lsts M from abroaA M nre ai MMei! longsr tllant!ose
q lnSt yeAl. ing ,Caty " nfi!M, when u
due here next Sunday, llns on board 1!5 cabin
sa af IT, n, m s rssss muD nr conm ~ oyer y
s acrica M '!lS ISrins the e samer r. ''us
shns Mu IS sas inlet p e G 9ngepE m Mn " Ill., Sa5 a
ty st @ are s eais;s ,os isssy NV yoSnss tr
ot & whic ~ s sa carry ldo cabin passsEsrs md
TWO oi WhacM MS enn ace9iniilogate % pn au1 caDi,t
nasseniEer ,s :, tto @ 0oas ,at na;e le51 lal sase
tne mia!.le o. tna pist month mne as,,aala
The on ossrs say ns w. present ssaso r.
gn nnonI W.! tMe ntHt o. uio "ss I mItohtLmnaii
mouth cnriier tllan Nsnhi. lne llacoitllng
sAUtn tlYei y & ENiEsf " tilis !o t!Mn ~ WIS
Y yenl heo: lily lsr!tanllic, tne lAst snlp ILL
nfmnngn&t, mg & r. Gnnim passengers, +,,,...
Ilia Guion l.i'lA & y now rnnMtns @ Tour ships,
sei.ntMg oMe wv eaGn week: LILY oi,,eefs say
tilat thn splliig rush nGghn eariy Wlth tnonl
ana ~ increasing Iapltiiy. Ing engagement
ooohs lescHttlo ttt oooks VI 1910 "AeIl eYef9
one G,a crossed tle Watef'
a,Iino Ino Gli'45u s;iha mas pht on I'VE ext9n
snlps,-the iarttlla allu Tug Hecia. II VIII
sGM pHI ss 9G sp ,is %seR; a % W's nov a@ a ten
flea aal average e., q Nv eabln passengeT,s
Ut WEEK i5oin snts poIt alAce thn TA
MI, aliu WI proDanty cM9ntlnne M 70 70 80
up ~ lte ~ VI AuEISt AMt botllltlh sulleu
OH Wednestay with alo cnbin passengers on
Doara; ltla nu!k OF tne oeftns !or MAY arc
| n!feaMMy tAHeii, anu, AppilGauolls arc pouring
~. Inls !ane IS also bringing Many Euro
INC Ffehen General Irahsatlantlc Line Is
now running Elk boats--ono WeeR-t0
ll1yre, carrying on ~ nyernge 15o
| cMDth passengers from Now YORK each
| WecRt ~ las 1Hsk csbaDlisncA o
| branch limo OF steamers to bordeaux
| tine Nrst line which h9s ever run
direct from New YORK 70 Bor4eaux). LISBON,
pnss4iigers. Two ships havo been bought
Tor THIS branch, TIE Ferdlnan4 do lesseps
aiIl the Caluera. lug trips Will be nonthly:
me spring season lAlrly logan on tlie lst VI
! April, and tie oiitcers Of the Company, ,Aay
that they meyer had sitcf! rtsh before. The
demand Tor berths promises to be larger than
TINT Of tl,e Paris Exhibition year; II the next
stumbling room Is ieft, and tho next two ships,
the Cannda anu tiio Labrador. are MISC 1ull.
VINO arc uoSk1llg 70 THIS country 1roll tho
, 1880-05-07
Tho Senatorial lIuCksters iu Grantsa
Fame,
Ctstetnhatl Commercial,
ItcaRO Inter- fk.k1lt Kayb.

"Admlttinx that Gen. 0rlnt, citizen of tho
Stats, u personally nboFo repFoaEh, IL tho fprt,.
nlost mnn Of the times, Il hnisst, upright, iu-
corruptlhls. and that he has added iinineasnr.
ably to the famu and character VI AMeficu.
th0v vet resoiya tp hunilats him IN hls own
, 1880-05-07
IRISH ELECTIONS.
The Gains of the Home.Ru!ers
and Of the Liberals.
Composition Of the Home.Rula Party
-Thirty.ave Parnellites.
Bribery md Corruption by tho Tories
Sullivan, Callan, aud the County
Of L0nth.
Correspondence uottsn Herald.

AAAsVAAy SAuAAHJ stN" NA4V NvuAtE
ns rnu.t.
VI i""'"'
-----
nuD11r, April l7.-The elections in ireland aro
Wow .Ss resats ~ whso
tho Homu-1,utor1 nn,, tlo IJhornla have raIroa
nt the oxponse Of tho sbe .roges yT In tho ato par.
lin1nont those three stood rs follows: Home
Rulers, 80; Liberals. II; Conservatives, Is, In
~ wv ,t,s ssgMs Terianchs tno .,as , n9e ~ aNoreo
10 aolioWs' liome-t1crs, "; L'bern'ss u; Con-
Tns 1ems r. nors Ia, IN III, o,o coD,o,. ,oor
scnts,-viz., Athlunc, Dundalk. Mal!ow, Lcltrlm.
Atsinyo 'Vte a. u,s,, ~. ~ wv ee u',. suMsa
Tss si,t,ns %e'nsss @ = ST. john Ennis, won y
,ass %s up ~ s, xs ssy d.
es a. at to aess M es se
this ground, and thcrc % Is no doubt tho prayer
viii 10 granted. It Is not unlikely that ''~'
ExrEss1vE pn1uEny
glll ne = eouxh..e x. at ,. The = trial 81.
nood OF Athlonc, and mas given mo voters whole.
been particular In calling upon tl,cul to my Ut
maturity. When, howovef, ho inicd 10 Eet
elected In 1871 hu DID tHka lcTAi rIrocectlifipa
far the recovery OF ihe amounts In seyerni cmsss.
and no doubt il Is tho fcnr tIut he would Iu 10
whom ho hns ncconiinodnsei to vote for hin at
THO recent election.
Dun. Dind.,k Is lardiy regarded % a loss. for, a.
ourh Is 4 Liberal and replaces Mr. Caiiat,, WHO
was n protesting iIunH-Iiuiur, the inttor was,
mid Is, ropudinte Nv tho iutnu.lluic unrty. und'
In fact, wSs opposed Dy s{r. Purnuii and othes.
members Of tho NniIonal purity tho wooE boiore
Mnllow IA a little borough which ia lnr9cly cor
rupt, having been n,aio 81 by succcssve i.fber,,l
lnwycrs, who simply laid 1,lt t,0.,cy On it Ia
iawycr III. Jnhnsan @ g .,now uH,iu represonts
tho pi,eo becunso of tGe alsuncv 81 i. Home nue
gnts o,lsce, IA ie viii. and iyocs buck for rcGico
lion, hu Viii be opposed hy Il iIomc. .H.ller aid
,Icieatcd.a as he xas 10 ia7j One Of tho seats for
tho Monc.Ilule rpu,p, 10 which / shall aiiuto
, 1880-05-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
AN ILL-MATC1IED PAIn.

AN ILL-MATCIIED PAIn.
A piece Of gossip comes from England
which Is quite certain 10 nrolise considerable
interest in this country. II Is perhaps not
very generally known that Mt. Henry Irving,
the celebrated tragcdla,l, was married some
fiftocn or sixteen years ago TO Miss Florence
O'Cailagan, all Irish lady Of good old
family. At a. time Of his marriage Mr..
irving was In comparatively humble po-
sitfon. lie had made no reputation rs IN
actor, and WIS regarded by tho family nn1
relatives OF lis bride as but little better tl,an
q strollIng player: They strongly, objected
to tho n,atcli. not because they llsl1kcd Mr..
ne.gr The young lady wss ronante .,oI{ end a,d
met with from! her friends nnd relations. only
seclAed to innko her more resolmte aiiu she
won his way to the highest rank III his pro-
fess[Un. For a time MI went well; but when
the romance OF The affair was over the
young lady concluded tint she had made n
coi sa,ne concison 1or M # Is 81 ii t6at S o % ay sy
disposition. Wits eS. Peta.so eli tamet{ @ Ills s Kate
BY smashing the chairs and chlnn, Mr.. Irving
Soe Soes n9 % to no ve S 5 ~
tain matrimonial felicity BY less violent
means. Accor.l!ng to she Lonl9n CORE
spontlcnt Of The New York Herdltl, no two
persons could l!aye been morS g. Munsuited to eaeh
ing and very attractive Indy, fond Of society
anl attention. lie was moody, reserved, nb-
sorbcd In thought, and even In private life q
very Huniltt. She has been known to say
band unless lle was acting. lie seemed TO
care moro for his books nnl his studies tlinn
for llfs wife, atld her iinperlous temper could
not long submit to such neglect with.
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BV Srnan e. Wiea
Rehl Estate A gents and Auctione eors

KeeI Rstste Agents and Auctonecrsl
HNkUsTEES SALE-By virtue of a deed OF
a trust from Thornton Hyctt, John F. Van.
dergrift and William Vandergrift. dated the
22d day of August. 1878. duly recorded in Alex-
sndris county, Va, land records, liber b. No.
q page lOl the subscriber, as trustee. will sell
ior cssh TO the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
the 24.h day of April 1850, at y O. clock m. in
front of tho Market Building, On Fairfax street,
the TRACT OF LAND and the BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed by said decd of trust, situated
IN Alexsndris county. Va and bounded as fol.
lows: Beginning at (s) stake thence running
1888 chains; thence north Go W. / q chains to
stake (d); thence south 1Go w. 18 chains TO q
stake (e); thence s. CG0 O. s 81 chains to q stake
(); thence Il. 2f0 g 80 II chains to the place Of
beginning, containing Ii acres roods snd u
poles ii. O. CLAUGHTON
mh2G-2!w4w Trnet.o
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BY Grcen 81 Wise

lReal Estate Agents and Actioneers.]
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU"
W ABLE BUILDING ON KING STREET.
In pursuance of decree Of the Corporation
Court of the city OF Alexandria in the cause Of
II. B. Clallin u Co.. against James NJ. Stewart
and others, the undersigned, commissioners OF
sale, will oner f2r sale, by auction, at about II
o'clock m, on MON DAY, the 18th day of April
1880 in front Of the entrance 70 the Court room
on Farfax street Alexandria, Virginia, the
LOT OF GEOUND and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon on the north side of King, between Roy
al and Pitt streets, AleIsndris, Va. on which
stands the building, Nos. 10l JOB and Jos King
street. This lot fronts on King street 35 feet s
irchos, more or less and runs back 100 it. north
10 Hootl's alley.
Terms Of Sale: Ono thousand dollars in cash,
and the residue in three equal payments at six.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
the day Of sale; the notes Of the purchaser, with
security, and waving homestead, TO be given
therefor. and as further security the building
to be kept insured by the purchaser for the BEN
fit of the undersigned in the Gum Of S4O0O and
the title of property retained till the purchase
money is paid.
S f. BEACH. CONS of
mh11-ts JOHN NJ. JOHNSON, Sale.
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By Green u Wise.


(Rael Estate A eants and Auctioneers
ENUM SSlONERS ShLE-By vrtuo of p
~ decree Of tho CORPORATION Court for the city
of Alex ,ndris We, rendered at its January
term, 1850. in the Chsncery cause Of X. T. Lucas,
Sergeant, Administrator Of William Hance VS.
Shirley King ct al, the undersigned, Commis.
sioners therein named, will offer for SALE by pub
lie auction. in front Of the entrance 10 the Court
room, on FairfiI street on THURSDAY, the
22d day OF April, 1880 al II O'clock m, tho fol.
lowing property, 10 wit: ALI, OF THAT LOT
OF GROUND, with the IMPROVEMENT
thereon in the city If Alexandria, Va, bounded
as follows: Beginning Oh the east side OF Eoyal
street. between Cameron and Queon streets, at
the north line of The ground formerly James
McGuires then north with Royal strost twenty
two (22) feet then east parallel with Queen st.
seventyswo (T2) teot six (G) inches, more or loss
to q seven feet alley; then south parallel with
Royal street, twenty-five (22) feet; then by q
straight line to the beginning.
Terms OF Saio: One fourth OF tho purchase
money in cash, and tho residue in six. twelve
and eighteen months. with interest from tho day
of SALE the notes of the purchaser to be given
for them, and the title to the properly TO be re-
tanned until the whole of the purchase money
be paid.
40. CLAUGHTON, | Comm'rs.
JNO. M. JOHNSON,j of Sale.
NH 19-eols
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Edds AS FooD.-Eggs Of various kinds,
says "Oassel's Domestic Dictionary are
largely used as food for man, and it is scarcely
possible to cxaggerate their value 10 this Cal
pacity, 50 simple and convenient are they 10
form and so manifold may be their trsnsforma-
tions. They are exceedingly delicious, highly
nutritious and easy of digestion, az d when the
shell is included they may be said TO contain in
themselves all that is required for the construc
tlon of the body. 1t has been claimed them for
that they may bo served in about six hundred
ways, although it is generally found that the
more simple they are prepared the more they
are approved. Although other eggs thsu those
OF birds arc eaten-for instance, turtles eggs
it is generally agreed that the eggs of the com.
mon fowl and OF the plover possess the richest
and sweetest flavor. The eggs of ducks and
geese are frequently used 10 cookery, but they
are OF too coarse a nature to be eaten alone.
The eggs OF tho turkey and Of the pea hen arc
highly esteemed for sone purposes.
The weight OF the ordinary new laid hens sgg
| is from one and half to two and half oun ces
avordupois and the quantity OF dry solid mat
ter contained IN 1t amounts to about two hun.
dred grains. In one hundred parts, about ten
parts consist of shell. sixty of white and thirty OF
yolk. The white Of the egg contains a larger
proportion OF water than the yolk. It contains
no fatty matter, bu. consists chiefly of albumen
in dissolved state. All the fatty matter of the
egg is accumulated in the yolk, which contains
relatively smaller proportion of tho nitro.
gsnous mstt:r, and larger proportion of solid
mstter than the white. Therefore, in An alimen-
tsry point Of view the white and the yolk differ
| considerably from each other, the former being
! mainly simple solution of alhumen, The latter
being solution of modified form of albumen.
toaether with quantity of tat ss# Raw and
| lightly bolle1 eggs are easy of digestion. 1t is
said that raw eggs are more EASILY dgested than
cooked cnes; but this may be dcu 5teu if the egv
Is not overlooked. A hard boiled egg presents
d"cde ed r-slstsncs to gastric solution ano h ~
c'n.unsiory action on the bowels s-Nelo York
| ProJ Sheet.
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AUCTEON SALES.

fNRUSTSES SALEM FAIEFAY-By vir.
- tue OF a deed of trust from J. D. Crocker
and wife, dated Nov. 20!h. 1876, and duly re-
corded in the lsad records Of Fairfax county
Va, and lor the purposes therein mentioned /
shall offer for sale by public auction, in front ofhe
Court House door, st Fairfax G B.. on MON.
DAY, April 18th, 1850. (court dsy) a. II N. the
TRACT OF LAND conveyed by tho above
deeo, containing Isl and 8l-lO0 se:es, lying upon
adjoining the lands of Smoot, Peacock, and
others, and known SO the "Dorr Crocker" place.
THIS sale will be made subj jectto decd of trust
dated Sept. 1874. TO secure Albert Peacock the
sum of S77O, and also subject 10 another trust
aeed, dated Jan. 18th. 1916, 10 secure NicholAs
Acker the sum OF ST. 600.
Terms of Salo: Cash, as 20 the cost5 CT this
sale and the sum of four hundred dollars and
unpaid Interest thereon for something ever Two
years. Balance IN one two and three years.
.. E. HIEE. Trustee.
Fairfax county, Va, March 1S.ts
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Green & Wise, Auetioneers.

RI VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit
- Oourt tor the county of Alexandris, Va,
Iendered at it's November term, 1879, in the suit
OF Ol5on & Brother vs.. Robert Ball, the under.
tor sale by public auction, On TUESDAY, the
4sh day OF May, 1880, in front of the entrance To
The Court room. on Fairfax street, at II o'clock
m 8 TRACT OF LAND, containing u acres,
nesr 1e, BARS = Roads. in Alexandra county, Va.
ate tracts of II acres and II acres each,
Ierms of Sale: One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue ir
. ~ and IS months, (thrce equal install meut.)
with interest
ALBERT STUART, | Comm'rs.
Il. o. CLAUGaTON,} J CT Sale.
ap2-2aWts
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Memorial Of Easter.

FROM REV. c. C. BITING, D. D.
| lie dies the Friends OF sinners dies;
lIo! Salem's daughters weep around,
A solemn dstkncss wells the skies;
A sudden trembling shakes the ground.
, 70 Salts, approach the anguish view
Of him who groans beneath your load;
Ho gives his precious life for you;
For you he sheds his precious blood.
8 Here's ovo aHd gricf beyond degree;
The Lord OF glory DIES for men;
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jesus, tho desd. revlves again.
5 Tro rising God lorSakcs the tomb;
up 10 his Father c)urs he flies;
Cherub!c lesioGs guard him home,
hrd shout him wal,omo to the skies.
5 Break off your tears, 90 saints. and tell
How high cur great Delivcrer reigbs;
SIrg how he spoiled the hosts Of hell,
And led the tyrant Death in chains.
E Say, Live forav:r. gl0rius kiog
Born to redeem, sud strong to asvs -
Then ask, 20 Death. whera is thy sting
Aud where thy victory. boastlog grave /?