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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-16
HOW TO
GET Clothing
=
under Price

If we could sell q little
more of this and a little less
of that, we could make
things come out cven-the
last man that came In would
carry off the last suit; but
we can't Out OF every
stock there are a great many
sizes left when some are
gone. The best we can do
with these incomplete asso-
ments IS TO mark them low
enough to set a great many
people looking among them
for bargains.
This We do every day at
this time Of year; and just
now we have enough OF
such to stock a little store
Besides, odd parts of suits
get ieft-coats, vests and
trousers. We have q room
in which there IS nothing
else. There IS in that room
cheaper clothing than you
have any notion Of We call
it the Bargain-Room
These marked-d0wn suits
and garments are OF all
sorts; they may be among
the best in the store.
We force a continual clear
ance of such articles as
would only embarrass us
and keep our stocks always
fresh and full.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-16

TIE three large States heretofore Re
publican, but which have been made
doubtful by HancOck'S nomination, are
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois, New
Jersey and Connecticut are no longer
classed rs doubtful States, but as certain
To go for Hancock as New York
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WHO WENT TO TUE WAR.-Gener,I Nc
.L-L.--. -. ~ 49,

WHO WENT TO THE WAR.-Genersl Nc
MahOn, of New York, during q recent CON
yersati0n stated
'rhc claim that tho Republican marty resto-r.,
the ntou- is an insult 70 the people of the I-nieI
ANY decent American would have been ss sia mod q q
MS country 1f, ia 1861. when the lag wa fired al
~ SumpteT. there had been division ur.nu Marty
INES \ on and know tHat there was na such lf-
VISION hut that the people rose simultaneously rs
Sncli-2s 2 sovereign pCople-iu defence ri the
port the cause We're composed 81 large lraiori IL,
oi 1'culpclttIs 10 not mean hy this tC saw THAI
tlt bflitlu larty OF that time was any less ma
t-ietic ti-n thc Democratic party I merely wish
- convey tnc Idea tiet the the Union was
tlc cause oi ti9 people. and as the Democrats were
in majority IN The loyal States and had becn g-
years al.d composed, moreover. larlc prerondgr-
1hce oi tHc ngHtiug force ol thc country u az mate
uTdily contributed the greater number 20 the Union
armies, 1nat this was true ut the leaders can lo
SHOWN ih -tit instant ] cannot recall now without
an Inspection oi the records sii the Democrats who
Buell tallcch. Grant. sherman. Eosc-r.us Ff4n-
Seck, franklin ScdrwicS, Hooker. Logan Butler
biN. Couch. smith. Slocum Siekies lander Av-
ereii- toreilIstn, Meagher. Bartlett and host of
otlSIs. eiosc names appear on almost every mage
oi the history ot the rebellion Tho saf,. IL tt1 IN
the rank and ME OF the Union nrlrv In ~fnfrs
Ahc Ncrnont-G Republican Statc-thc soldiers
ci-ltsttA were chiefly Republicans ana t hpf fair
- say lldL vermont contributed larrer rlr.or.
tou oi her population than any other state in tho
Ihieh- ter soldiers, however, went TO the 'front.'
not a. soldiers but as citizens At the same time
the Democratic States Of the North were rllueh
larSet IN population. and SO it happened rs have
eato ttdt 50 great proportion OF the men com.
posing otr armies who first rose 90 save the Union
were Democrats"
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Hon. JOSEPH Il. CHANDLER. of Phil
adelphia, died in that city on Saturday
night last, at the advanced age of IS
years. lie was born in Plymouth coun-
ty, Mass, in 1892, and after receiving a
liberal education, adopted the profession
of law. For many years he was the edi-
tor Of the United States GasCttc, a news
paper of Philadelphia. From 1919 to
1880 he represented his district In the
lower house of Congress, and in 1853
was appointed minister 10 Naples by
President Buchanan. On his return
from this mission he became editor of
the Philadelphia North 1mcrjcda. He
published a Grammar of the English
language - in 1921, and in subsequent
years large number Of essays and ad-
dresses on social life and literature
lie died a member of the Catholic
Church, to which faith he became a con-
vert many years ago. May he rest in
peace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-16

Two GENTLEMEN named Read. both
residents Of Little Rock, neither know
ing the purposes, plans, or intents of the
other, stood at the counter of a store, Sc
lected and purchased from the same
packages gloves and cravats, left the
city at the same hour, on the same mis-
sion-One going to the extreme western
portion Of the State by the Fort Smith
road, the other 10 tho extreme southern
end of the State 10y the Iron Mountain
road, married on the same day at the
same hour and returned 10y correspond
ing trains and met at the junction of
the Little Rock and Fort Smith and
Iron Mountain roads, from which point
both gentleman and their brides took
the same train and started for the same
destination, 81. Louis.
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HOW TO
GET almost
Everything.

Do you know how 10 -..
in the easiest way and t3be-.
advantage what youwar- f--
dress and hOuse-f-rDisb,-.5
First how: Write for
catalogue; see whatvor ran
learn from 1t about the tl;--,
you want Ifsamples can Is
useful to you, ask for them
and state your wants s9
plainly that exactly the rigl-
samples can be sent
Second, where: The place
where goods are kept in the
greatest variety; where tIzv
are sold for what they resny
are in respect TO quality.
where prices are lowest.
where most care is taken
to serve customers accent
ably; and where you have
the right to return whatever
is not satisfactory
There-no matter where
you are-if YOU make vou-
wants known and avail 80
self Of your privileges, You
viii get the best things in
the best way promptly and
without trouble or risk.
sometimes by mail, some
times by express, almost
always at less cost for car
riage than the money YOU
save in the price.
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THE Republican organs object 10 Gen
eral Hancock because the Democrats of
the South win support him. Suppose
that the Cincinnati convention had NOM
mated Il candidate whom the Southern
Democrats would Hotsupport. how many
Northern Heru ''cars would yole taf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-16
DEHOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

TIE man of -76-John Hancock. Tht
man Of 'S0-Winield Scott Hancock.
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ANOTHER HANCOCK REPUBLTCAN.-Th,
Adrinn (NlirhN Press saN-s

<AuIhth NhtClL) EfeSS SAY
As instance OF HlucOck's broad generous
sympathy, and his devotion to the interests of his
soldiers. We mention the casc OF soldier who now
resides in this city. who was known for his cour 20
and pluck. We refer to .ludson Beach. who at tho
battle of Gettysburg, had been overcome with the
heat and was LEFT by his companions under q tree
to care for himself He utterly prostratc and
unable TO move, and found death staring him In
the face. Gen. Hancock and staH came aallopin,.
ny, and as the gallant commander saw the frps-
rate soldier under the tree he refined in his Horse
anu asked what allied him. Beach unable TO
reply except with a grOan. Hancock leaned from
his horse, and, kneeliug down by the soldier soon
learned what was the trouble He at once pro-
duccd a mask OF liquor and a'cautccn of water. and
after giving him drink, proceeded with his own
hands 10 bathc Bcaeh's face and head, and sue
ceCied in iar restoring him that he could sneak
HANCOCK then ordered an ambulance and sent him
of the field.
And now, when hc saved my life. can l forget
him2" says Beach and though lie has ever been
n Republican, there is no danger Of his ever for
getting the big hearted General who cared for the
private soldier. Beach was too good a soldier ~
forget.
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\ GREAT ESTERPRIsE.-Th Hop Bitters
Manufacturing Company is one of Roches-
ter's greatest business enterprises Their
Hop Bitters have reached a sale beyond all
precedent. having from their intrinsic value
Ionad tscil way into almost every household
U .ho land ggcgE5a
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: The following is a sample OF TIE letters
which are daily received by Gen. Hancock
from his old soldiers ali over the country.


.
'.DEAE SIR take the liberty OF writing TO vof,
as am one of the old soldiers belonging to vour
Second Army Corps. Second Division. Third Bri-
gade, Fourth Ohio volunteers (CauolTEl l Qliuk
l have the right 10 address YOU. hIy first vote
cast when in your command in front OF Petersburg
Va. voted Tor Abraham Lincoln. have voted
Tor every Republican candidate from thar dtv 10
this. l have had your photograph ia my album for
sixteen years, and n soon as YOU received the
nom nation said would never go back on my old
commander ] viii support YOU with all my heart
hoping you may pun through. yuu often did iu
the days o. ie-a and 1884, and that vou may 90 al
vel as we dad on the morning Of Nay H. lsds gf
Spo.tsvlvanla COurt-fguse: ,Csgry the works-
ours respecttGlly- CHAELEa a SMITH
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- ~ A YEAR and expense. c. ascuts
IN A 4 4 Dutht Free. Address q. q. NICK.
# EitG- Augusta Maine.
, 1880-03-31


Luree o. pcrfcct TordBdoos - 1mprcg-
nablo Forts-Nvhat thSInventor Hopes
F0rs
Dtspateh to Ne,u York Herald
New HAVEN, March s7.-Fof three ycnr8 n
force Of skilled mechanics havo represented, Ia
this city, the efforts Of Dr. ]. II. Mclean, Of St.
Louis, to make gins which, In his words, by
thoir torrlble perfection, ahnil maks wars i'm
possible" This afternoon DR.. Mclean gnvo un
exhibition 10 number Of invited guests Tho
first exhibition Afforded since work begun. In
tho poriod Of three years Si000 900 have boon OK.
pcndod, and tho best mechanics, Under tho
supervision Of Mr. 1Iyron Colony, have worked
In the greatest attainablo secrecy. 1t WIS In tho
place OF manufacture that tho exhibition
took place: Mayor Dlge!ow and tho Rcv. Dr..
Lconard bacon ,wotc witnessed. In a brlck
wnl!ed room stood four strange looking imple-
sherman, was mounted on q light casriago,
which was ornatnonted With nickel plattnas.
1ns wns thS oy not mnds o The
moved FROM right to left, ana which at each mo-
ton causos discharge. This gun Is loaded by
% eievcn I'll tines In IN sixteen Ike secons, and as proyed @
cEycctlxe in experiments ut tho distance OF ono
milo. In tho 6rooch Of tho gun thoro Is g,echnn-
tins tho piece Is discharged. Another gun. i
battery, boaring tho significant name OF The
s assaaaG Ed Ssss aHSss s%a
ray Of large arms. Around tho room. weTo,
however, several torpodoes, and Q shotgun.
oaanK & ycsy noXpl knd SspGn
stood against te wsl! target was a 9ne cna
u tho room, behind Wn!ah w n nlaeed rlatcs OF
boiler iron, Tor re peact!ee x tho nogaz!ac gun
known a. the 8esoln. Iho ofheG arms wcro
10 bo i1red With blank CHARGES. 1or Obvious roa,
sous. The battery gun hRs twolve nnrro!s. And
lnaKaztuca contain Bever!l hulldre<l clargEs.
Tho Unpac!ty fnr nFinK IL wy poe fnitsutc VI
the same pnn q TINS gun "a thO lalfers3er.
which fires. l.4D shots pBr minute, Qil4 tho
Lady McLean," firing 9,0oO per tntnutu. Tho
distinctive feature IL that tho lnngnzios Arc lG-
catcd on Gthar sldo Of the deadly tu1eg. 80 that
the supply OF charges Ia cnntlnuouS Thu Rl!-
nor hRa amply to lnovo q stnall fovoE. Appll-
anccs make tho adjustment Ct my anglo yery
speedy and IT IL 50 arranged that tho cntr gun
may he whirla4 about on It's cnrrlngo W turning
Il small and cAsily moved crnNk.
The largest gun. and that which attrncted tho
most Attctltlon, was " tho AnnihllAtOr. This IL
tho lrAt hrcceh- loading cGnNoH uFGr Ilaiie. II
illustrates tho principle Of tho lover, nnl tho In"
vDntOr says beyond Doubt tho fHost oxtruoF
llnary plcco Of ordnance oyer invcntc1. 1t
has twolvo cnorm0ua magazines, carrying ten
charges each, and, therefore. Id charges can DO
delivered In rapid Succession. An unga!nly aIld
dreadful Instrument of deAth !ntlced, It hhs
bore Of two inches In diameter, and around tho
barrel has ri!led bore, suventy Inches long, and
scrows Into the lrecch. The magazines havo tho
, 1880-03-31

Judge Tuloy Is engaged In hearing the case Of
The Village Of Hyde Park ngalnst the Fifth Ma
uoaAl Bank. This was blu nled BY tho
village charging that A. D, Waldrun,
when Treasurer Of tho v1llnRo, was
accustomed TO deposit his oEacIal as well III prt-
vato fnnda III tho Fifth Nattona!. nur!Dg such
Official account aud passod It to his private cred
II u waa Glaitncd tho bank was aware OF this.
and aware OF tho fact thaE he used tho public
Renoe liable, BY reason Of such guilty kpowl-
, 1880-03-31

edge. fnr tho ntnoitnt Of tho funds 10 lost.
There Ia a lnrHc Rtrny Of leRnl inlont nnEnHed III
Tho case, md tho slenrlnE will prpbnhly t'so lip
TUG JudH0'e tlmO for tho fCnnnlntler Of tho HEok.
, 1880-03-31
GREAT GUNS.

"No Moro War ''-Smnll Gums and
Large pcrfcct Tord Bdocs - 1mprcg-
nabfc FortA-NVhat tllS Inventor Hopes
NDr.
, 1880-03-31

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
A RARE BANgAlN-EiEGANTC Cli!cKERtNtt
cusners and A,reo sstaRs, fur su casb. S. Tribune.
rlI1cKEHlSH PIANO FOR BAI.E-lMAKNSE
~ sacTtncc. scHnnt1y carv0d.7 0ctnye, nna tson
{f1ltp, Eh,ckbfinK pIhtO; greatest bargain for cash
i.nlI ut T.U4t West MAnlSan-RL
, 1880-03-31
STATE COURTS.
]. ". Kopler begun suit ycstct,lny for 81 900
against Charles Wlnckler md Martin O Conner.


T1kOIJATE COURT. =,
In tho catato OF Adolbcrt II Conan, lottora OF
administration wcre Issued to kato Conan.
Tho estate Is valued at nbout fh.m.
minfstrAtion woro issued to MAry Dyrnc. Tho
estate is valucd at Hhutt $1,000.
, 1880-03-31
cannon and norc than io ro,,,tls for smnIl nrrns,

cannon and rnnrc than ttr, eo,,,s for smnt, nrrns
wcrp necessary. '''' 4''' '''' '"' '''' "'''"'
brOn.Isi.lc% Og fr,,,, twct,tF 10 lorty nh,ts nj
single pill of tlic trigger, IL ctssctiyo nt two
eIyrt9 % @ fo1iY ,y ", TX s1'ea, ~ 3 n ,nn' a cro %
Il necessity. '
IT, Mcisnn cotnpltucntcl lila naststaat. ytr,
Coopv, and tckir,I ihs ynnItr Cf tin nttrtMinnts
By ati.s,t, coint,jitneutury ujtusoms ts, tv nc.
oknnIcal prn!!lt whluh ic lnti fnIt hire ut bis
G"onY c1i @ s s IN snt ns n ms,s'G W.
rcnts In cai,ltni,. nrtls. md nr0lcrtj[s, u study.
lf0 rcn,tktaI, with Il lingo of fjstIi!nbo pritic,
In csltlx, Tint Il ruyniuiUi ls tIce pf1ecic,l III
arms AID lin com 10 lll,is to ny tn ti,o wori
with iotenuy, "All nations nrD commanded u
kccp tho pence So ..,. =, ,. ,,uu..
hanE uf lilo yarIntis Kt.s which were tricit Tho
Goti. Sherman was tho first GIN tried, and to
Mayor Btyelnw wns uecured tho hot,ur nf being
allowed TO tlro Il. ii went 0tr viii y lu,ld bnmE,
hhd after It hnli hcen fired onco thu 1tov. Dr.
1sNunp fired II. Only blnnk cartridges were
, 1880-03-31
PERSONAL,

DERyOSAI-M.: WAS VERY StEK THAT
J. Sunday. plGasO wfitb About sp Milwaukee, ar.
1)EltsONAl : PRIVATE DETECTIVE ,WoltK
strictly confidential. Addresa DETECTIVE. Room 5,
1pt Smith lsnrk st
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TlTY TREASUREK'S OFFICE.
~ No. 2 Market BUILDING.
AlaIandria Va Anil 10 eiooa

rlTY TREASUREK'SU OFFICE,
~ No: Market Building,
Alexandra, Va, April 10 1897
TO the tao payers Of the city of Alexandria:
A. the time for making my foal settlement
with the State on account OF the revenues IT,
the year of 1879 is near at hand, I wonld ro
spectfully call attention to the following e.trac,
from the instructions of the Stats Auaitor WI
dressed to me. viz;
W. hen couu,y or corporation treasursrs ,e.
ceive the commissioners books of their resnec-
tive counties and corporations. thew are oh 800
upon the books Of the auditor of pubic scconn,.
with the amount of ts1 20 thus plsced in tha;.
hands for collection. They have until the 1Stb
day OF the next June to collect and nav these
taxes Those which csnno! be collected NAV be
returned DELINQUENT" Any sum, which .re
neither paid nor returned delins ant. must bo
PAID oy the treasurer or his sureties." w
IL WILL os seen that must settle all t,xes M,
returned lnsolvent By June 18th next and mona
can be returned insolvent where there ara Of.
tects sufficient TO make the amount of taxes 7,
will be impossible Tor me to grant any sIte, '
sion of time for psy nent to any QUE; and hono
prompt pay ment by those indebted viii raiispp"
me o. the unpleasant duty of enforcing pavmen.
as the law directs NJ. b. HARLOW
hplo.eoo. Clty TYeaeurar
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EGCgk HSEgjTEEs.

hss goneto P!tI.burs.
Mr. Bryan's dredging machine vas engaged
10 usy IN deepening Reeds dock, TO sec ,mmo
dste large 7esie's.
Mrs: Jane hcCracken, and old end respected
isoy, oled last night at her re.idence, corner
Nlonoco and st. Rssph streels
This schooner Fannie z. Williams received
nsl tslgo OF coopera2e 10 day. ard will be
Havana
If the weather proves favorable, q pigeon FACE
VIII lake place tomorrow between the birds o.
6Hfs d. q. u, Smoot and henry Green, fro Ii
eulpepef 10 this city, distance of sixty miles
marriage llcensos we're i-su: 10 Washington
yesterday 10 J. Wililu Foster, of Lsesburg
va aud Mary Mitchell, Of lexington, Ky;
James 5. BIZ Xton. ADD Lulu Frit,er, both o.
Stafford ua,y Va
IL noticing the c0lored Odd Fellows demon.
strsllon 10 this city, yesterday, it should have
been said that speeches 10 behalf of Harmony
Lodge Tero made by james Ruckutr ard W,
II. Davis, Instead OF PeIpener and Lancaster
as stated.
A grand Temperance rally will be held q. the
ID. h. Church, tc-night at which III ere will b:
q long roll call" Of the members OF the
Alexandria Reform Club Prominent temper.
ance workers from abroad ere expected TO te
present, snd interesting exercises arc promised
O1e OF the pleasant mor1ing recrsslions now
IS dr!V'ng the COWS out of one yard, 10 which
The green grass is growing 50 tcmptioply, and
The pleasure is decreased when The COW beoomts
playful and refuses to 60 cut uoti your shoes
have boone 50 muddied BY your gsmboing as
to require an extra shine.
The lovtl SIGHT Of man walking alopp with
ire skirts OF bis coat 10 light baz,, while ho,
himself Was entirely Obvious thu surround,
lngs, vas witnessed this morning by the NOR
chants OF lower King street. Whom stopped
ond the tro put out bis alarm was only tqualled
by his Indignation at being asked if DO was
trying to make Genet of himself,
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By John w. Graham, Auctioneer

4 PROPERTY IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
BY vi tue of deed of trust from Alfred BsvIiss
snd John H. Sarten and wife, dated the 27th dnv
OF January, 1877. and duly of record among the
sh sa ieeSroS o, Fslr'I county in ber No.
TONED, the undersigned will offer for snle by
public suction, In front of the Court House doo,
at Fairfs1 Court House. on MONDAY. tba
18TH day OF April, 1880, (court dsy) at p
o'clock No.. to the highest bidder the TRACT
oF LAND conveyed by the above mentioned
certain tract Of land known as KEEN'S MILL
TRACT, situated on the south sids of Pobick
Run, in the district of Lee. county of Fairfax,
State of Virginia, and contains, BY recent sur.
vey, one hundred and forty. one and a half acres.
to which survey for the metes and bounds ref.
erence is had.
Terms OF Sale: So much cash as will nav
costs OF sale, also tho sum of five hundred dol.
lars, with interest thereon from the 9th dav of
January, 1877, until paid; and if there be auy
residue OF such purchase money, the same shall
be made payable at such time or tmss. and he
occurred in such manner a. The said Bsyiiss and
Ssrsen shall direct. or in Of their failure 70
give such directions, st such time and In such
manner IS the undersigned shsll think ct.
marlI.w.s Y. w. HUNT, Trustee.
n q s TER SALE VALUARI,E
4 PROPERTY NEAR OCCOQUAN VII.
nA1hCby virtue of deed of trust from
George Selecman and wife, dated the 10Th dsv
OF February, 1873, recorded among the land
records Of Fairfax county, liber r, No. 4. pspe
26', and for the purnose therein mentioned, the
UNDERMINED 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 ssid deed Of trust except that nor.
ton conveyed BY George Selecman and wife 10
Redmsn Selecman. Said land contains
522 acres, and will be sold in lots desisnsted a.
| lots Nos; |. and 8. No. contains 60 acres.
with COMF0RTABLE HOUSE, one third in
timber. No. 2-l92 acres, with good HOUSE
| and barn, one third cleared. No. 1910 acres.
and II own as the Home Tract; has 3 conf fort.
| able HOUSE and barn.
Terms Of Sale: So much cash as will pay OF.
penses Oh sale; also the sum of one thousand
dollars, with interest thereon from the 18th dsv
OF February, 1873 until the day Of sale. Sell.
ing as trustee shall convey such title a. is
| vested in me- which I believe to be good.
WILLIAM +. HALEY. Trnstaa
Fail fax county, NH 18.wtd
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COACH MAKERS.
NOTICE OF CO.PARTNERsu1p

We The undersigned, have entered int, a co.
psr!neIship for the manufacture of OAR,
~ hlA ts as SIZING WAGONS, etc and win
and WESTERN WORK in onr line W. 20,
speetuiiy ask tnst the patronage heretofore e1
tended to our fsther. the late John Summers.
may be continued to US. and we promise that All
WORK entrusted to Us will receive prompt atten.
lion. fftpatlrg quickly executed on as mod
erAte terms hs Can be done elsewhere.
JOHN W SUMMERS e. BRO,
Cosehmakers,
spla-lm Pitt, bet King and Prince sts.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Colored Iwilled Silks. excellent quality, onlv
5Sc worth 81; splendid Black Silks. nc, a.:
81, 81 rs and VI So Nottingham Lace for cn r.
t.lns, l23e to 81; immense assortment of besn.
tiiul Dress Goods for TRAININGS: s.cs,iaut
Cloth for mems and boys wear, SO: TO 81 &:
y ga,e wool Coloted and Black Onsbmsres ooly
1 H .ho.. SPECIAL bargain; best Calico msde
asso5tmsnt; 8nntings. all colors; pure Linen
psole Dsmask 6Oe-this is special bargain
tlgaied Linen Lawns only l5c, another great
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE. WASHINGTON.
ap2-Wtf
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Communicated,

Communicated.
HoIsT b. Us lis there no way of putting
stop t. tho uDsosmly behavior CT tie boys ut
public entertainments in this city? Last hight
the intorl options proceeding from the gallery at
snrepta Hall we're most annoying to the ls1g3
sudlence. and, at times, prevented the hearing
Of Whist was goipg on upon the stage and, sm
told, that such conduct is by no means an uu-
cou mon occurrence and that it is commented
on very untavornbly by strangers who como
hero. surely Che city authorities oug At to see
that stop is pus to it. it is not the sc.ors or The
proprletots OF The ball who arc chiefly interested
they get thtir money whatever noise there
may be; bot the people who 60 for sn evenings
entertainment and are deprived OF it through the
bad manners of a dozsn or so CT i'll bred boys,
have right to expect that the police, Tor who're
services they help to pay. will give those young
sters TO understood that they cannot maze dis
turbance in public hall with mpunity
ONE OF THE AUDIENCE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16
AUCTION NALEa.

TNRUSTEE' SALEM FAIRFAY-By yr.
Il tue of deed Of trust from J. D. Croker
and wife. dated Nov. ooh. 1876. and duly re-.
corded in the land records of Fairfax county
shall sr for sale by public auction in front ofthe
court House door, at Fairfax O. a., on MON.
DAY, April 18th, 1850, (court day. at IL m. The
TRACT OF LAND conveyed by the above
deed, containing l3l and 8l.100 acres, lying upon
adjoining the lands of Smoot, Peacock, and
others, and known as the "Dorr Crocker" place
Th s sale will be made subj ect to deed of trus;
dated Sept 1874, TO secure Albsrt Peacock the
sum OF S770, and also subject to another trust
deed, dated Jan. 9th. 1876, to secure Nicholas
a cker the Gum Of ST 900.
Terms OF Sale: Cash, as to the cost, Of this
sale, and the sum of four hundred dollars and
unpsid interest thereon for something ever two
years Balance In one. two: and three years.
Q. E HINE. Trustee.
Fairfax county. Va. March 18.ts