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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-07
Chanc.rg sale Of Valuable Mil =
eraI, Coal, Timber and Farm
ing Lands in Scott
iOunty, Tenn.
No. S12.

j. W. Newman, Sur. Admir-, VS.. Sarah c. New
man ct al.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-07

DCRsUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
l. il the above cause at the September term,
1875, of the Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn,
will cell. at public auction, to the highest b d.
der. in front OF the court house door IN Knox
viiln
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-07

ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NO
NEMBER, 1850. AL IL O'CLOCK Am,
| the following tracts of land situated in Scott
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-07

IMMENSE SUCCESS 10000 in 80 days II
AGENTS wanted to sell the official LIFE OLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07
MEDICINAL:
old DIR. DODD'S POWDERS,
~ A Family Medicinal

|nLD DIR. DODD'S WDRRs.
~ A Family ModicineI
=, Young snd Middle Aged Ladies' SUFFERING With
Nervousness. Debility, Twitchins of the Mus.
cles. Ringing In the Rars, Spacks befors thu
kyes. Spasms Mysteries, Plantation Of the
Heart, Indigestion, Melancholy. Low Sni,its
dependency, Headache. Sleeplessness Evii
Eore6odings, Cold Hands and Feet take D.,
Dodd's Powders. '
Old Ladies who are deblitsted And nervous
WIN weak body. and digestive organs disordersd
Causing LOSS OF appetite, impoverished blood.
&C; Try Or. Dodd's powders and you will fssi
- .nuVga you had renewed your age and t,ktn
Old and Middle Aged Men who have kent
tho la,os Of health and ,,ature until thu y,oor n
fye IS gone and you are proslrstei m sntslly and
physically snd unable to att,nd to your buSioass
or duties Of life. taxa DR.. bed Is Powders And
you will feel yourself men sgain.
Young Men and Women with pake npd Jno-
gerd faces this in flesh broken down in mini
ana body with shattered nervous system. t.ko
OLD DR. DoDDs NERvINE ToRIC PowDRRs
snd stop that loss which brings on Melancholy
Ests insanity. Consumption and an early DEATH
iney Will give you health snd strength. and
increase the flesh and bring the bloom of Youth
to the cheeks, tranquility to the mind. AMI pyo.
duee sound aud refreshing sleep.
men and Women who are slaves to the use of
Tobacco. Liquor, OPIUM or Morphine, take DR..
Dodd's Powders; they act as an antidote And
will destroy toe appetite OF tsslo for the use of
The above stimulauts, which is ruInous to ths
nervous System. For eale by JANNEY & 90.
l4o KINGS st. Price 81 per package, or six pack.
'gss for SIS. apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

CORPORATION CoURT.-Judqe 4, "
Chiffon presiding-Tbc Juue tenn CT the Cor.
poraton Court commenced this morning
The will of Jane McCncten was admitted
to probate. VIM. N. Berkley and Allen C. H,r
mon dtcind the execution thereof, whertuoou
the court appointed Maxwell McCraoken 3D.
mlols rator with the will annex ed, and he
qualified and gave b,nd
hcasrd Warder, George Duffey end Charles
w. NoWland were appoiotod appraisers Of the
estate OF Jane McCrs ckep.
certificate was granted to james r. Cation
to cbab!e him to apply for o lc!use to prao,c,
Law.
George Dutfoy. Con m ssiJuor of the R.ye.
Que, and y. o SipIlo. constable for tho h
ward, qualified end gave bond.
The court appti0ted K. Ii. Simpson assess or
OF land and improvements in the CITY Of Alcxr
| andta who qualified and gave bord.
Joho q. Mottcr. usic, Ct tho peace i,r The
Third ward, qualified.
James HaIpio a naive of ltclaDd. d, c AIRED
| on oath his iotoLti0n to btc,me ciiz N Of tho
Unied States.
Miburu ct nl. vs. Miiburncs al; 10 chaocer,:
reprrs OF CommlsslonCr OF sale filed and decree
| Confirming SALE
J,ffrsy & Co. vs. d. +. Witnor Go. IL.
U. Slaymsker 20. ct al. 10 charc,ry. This
cause was remtv.d TO the Circuit Court cf the
clty on motion Of tie plaintiffs. the Judge CT
THIS Court EsVlag been COMMISSIONED 10 the
case doemog it improper to try The Same.
Meme al and BescEmsn Ct els vs. Boynton Of
e.; in charcery; final decree
Benz. Austin VS. Arlington Turnpike Co; in
cnhn Gerry; final zee directing the receiver 10
pay A. w. Armstrong $50 Co. balance due him
MS assignee on tue judgment sued on.
Whiting vs. Dogan, administrator, etc; in
char cary; CAUSE dismissed satisfied
fierpolnts administrator vs Pierpoint OF as
IN chancer5; decree directing payment of city
,hxas.
II j. 'ayloa vs. O. Supple; contested
election; demurrer 10 petition cause set for
hearing Tomorrow.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning ct
10 . clock
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UEEICg.YL.
AN 4 CT TO amend charter eiphteon. (lS> e. inn
II lnndnr Mad

AN CT to almond chaptsr eighteen, (lS) &c ion
, :. one, a. under Wood and Bark
Bs it enacted by tho City Council of tao ci.v
Of Alexandria. That chapter eighteen, section
one. % under the head OF Wood end Bark. be-
altered, amended and 70 enscted so as to read a:
follOws: :"
All fro wood brought 10 market BIZ wafer or
railroad for sale shall b. ftur feet long. clear OF
hall the kerT, and shall be ccrIoi IL in, nluc
where it shall be landed.
a ord OF wood shall contain one hundred An j
twenty Gig BIT feet cubic measure we'll slowed AND
packed All decayed wood, or wood under ON
and one half inches in diameter at tho small on 4
sail be considered unmerchantablo, and tboro
snaIi not DC greater proportion OF small an
crooked wood In cord than The messurcr shall
think reasonable proportion.
Isssed Board of Aldermen May IL, 1880.
Il. E. DOWNHAM, President.
i"sscd Common Council May Il, 1870
j. T. BEOKHAM, President,
Approved NAV 81. 1880.
COURTLANDH SMITH, Mayor.
Iosto: JAMES K. CATION, Cpk. q. {.
e CT TO regulate II sale Of Gloom in
the city of Alt .ndris.
LIST. lie 1t enacted by the City Council Of Al,
e1andrls, That hereafter it shall not be lawful
within the limits Of the corporation the article OF
merchandise known as ''oleomargarine," except
under its proper nane.
"a. That any person or persons violating this
0folnat c. shall, upon conviction thereof be liz.
bic 10 hne of not less than five nor m orc ibsn
twenty dollars for ech cffsr ,-ono half I, The
informor. WV
80. This &C. shall be ia force from its pssssse,
Iassed Board of Aldermen May IL, 1880.
e. K. BOWMAN, President
Passed Common Council May II, 1850.
j. L. BEOkHAM, President
Approved May 81. 1850.
COUkTLAND b. SMITH, mayor
Testo: JAMES r. CATION, CPk O. G..
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Mothers Moshers!! Mothers,,,

ro't by sick child suferipg and crying with The
ezcrucistirg pain of cutting teeth n If so, 90 at
once and get bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
LITTLE sufferer mmediatey-depend upon it;
there is 10 mistake about it. There is not q
ntlher on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you st once that it will regulste The
bowels, and give res! to the mother, and relief
and health 10 the child, operating like magic.
1t IS perfectly safe TO use in oil cases. and pleas
ant TO the tasto nnd is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and nurses
IN the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine nm !.
less the fac-simile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
IS on the outside wrapper. Sold by sll Medicine
Dealers. TWenty-i cents bottle. Beware Of
limitations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

iho m'rS't opens quiet and easy. with Tito
'i,!A9 on Change. Flcu- is que. al quotations
tu' lite Wheat WAS ti.,reJ, ard wa noto TO
'haAGa IN i'rces. Ihero ware sales Of 100
bushels Of white Corn 30 arrive 1T &C No Ryo
- Oats were reported Country produce is quiet
nd LILLE il coalirG IL. Butter is dull aud Eggs
ara w-:.tel 4 cop Of new Wheat was o0arcd
II To- Lut s!cciacd, nd !. is lhaGgh. tho price
viii .p"H Al i!@1i'S
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

j. a. Hamhleton & Cos. Baltimore financial
circular OF Saturday says: "Virgnia securities
we're quite active and some large transactions
%e'a made in both consols and lO.4Oy. Consols
opened a. "a: and advanced to 50. We LOOK for
;sher prices for Virginia bonds before the first
0. July"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Juuc 7. 1885,
70 sor me Middle At antic States rising bsrome
iief, higher followed by stationary or slightly
ly winds, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07
Ca N AL COMMERCE..

AriieeA-Boats A j Akin, Lloyd i l.
Grant. w Smith, II Dnlaield. J Wilson, VIM
Gregory, K Ii Miller. II Patton and } j Swift TO
american Coul Co; & Nj Ryan and f A Mer-
teas, 20 Gci rgs's Creek Coal and Iron Co.
Depsrted-Boats 4 } Akin. Lloyd. K
Giant. VIM Smith, II uolsfeld. j Wilson, VIM
GIG ~, 4 Ii Miller, Thos ratoo. j Swift
sd Z Helm 81 Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07
ybE5ALE OF RIAL ESTATE IN FAIR
70 FAX COUNTY, VA.


In rursusHcn Of orders Of the District COuItt
u United States for the haatern District Ct
ElrGinis. entered in the mstter tf Jchn Powell.
bankrupt, the undersigned, as AssigGee5. will
p oceed To resell at public suction, at Fairfax
l1lrt House. on tho NINETEENTH DAI
Or JULY, 1850, (Court day a. shout twelve
o. ock m, "A TRACT OF LAND. belonging 10
Il estate OF said bankrupt, stusted on Difficult
hHn, neaf Dranesviile, in Fairfax county, Va.
nd containing shout NINETY ACRES OF
ARD, with GRlST and FLOUR MILL and
"lao1 improvements thereon.
The Assignees being slso sutho:;zad 10 sell
9sc properly ct private sale, parties desiring TO
O. rchsse nay sppls 30 O. w. Hunt 81 FaiIfs :
> r. r TO John $. Fowler, Ct a le1andris. II
h'ts,i VI private oslo prior to Jaly l9.h, the
morohy will be sold az Public auction, as above
ENci.
Terms: Seven hundred saG twenty do,lsls
"sh will be required Oh the day OF sale. and the
'esidne in three equal instaments at enc. two
bid three ycsrs: The purchaser 10 give bonds.
T'h approved security, bearing interest from
u'V OF sale, !or The deferred rnymeots, snd the
t.ia 10 be retained until the whole purchase
II htV g paid.
O. w. HUNT. ss-;,,s
JOHN i. FOWLER Hssno's'
isI-IaWls
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc.
~ EW 3 90 X 6
=
FRENGH'J, 90 & % KING STREET.

History OF the Campaign Of General j. T..
(Stonewsll) jackson in the Shenandoah Valley
CT Virginia, By VIM. Allen, with full maps of
the region snd bst!efelds, by Jo1 Hoe lkits l
vol, 6vo.
No Relations. from the French of Hector
Mslo! Toe cloth, 81 rs.
Phemil, by Anns s. 5tephena; Tjc
His Idol. novel IS,
Loves Vengeance; TO-.
Driftod Together; 75c.
The United States Government, il5 0rEsniza.
ton and Practical Workings, By George
Lanphere; So.
Among The Thorns by Mary Lcws Dickir-
son 81 90.
Outlying Europe and tho Near Oriea., mar.
rstiVe Of recent travel, by Jcs Mooreir; So so.
a Hopeless Case, ~ Edgsr Fawcett; ST. rs.
Three F;ieGds' Fancio,; ST. IS
The Eamnant Family, franklin Square Ii
br!r7; l5c.
Automatic Copying Pencils, new lot ;ust re-
ceiVed.
New Publ lions Seaside Franklin SQUARE
ard other L.*fsries received daily.
j,n g. i. FRENCH.
ChALL HAMS rec lived to-day by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

ALtXANDRIA.-A writer in tho Lsesbu:g
WashlngioLliu thus snesks oi our city
Soon The whistle hljws. and W, arc neariog
tho "hsrf at hlaxand,is; We gather up our light
blcS'cc, and as we loaYc the boat wo tre met
by a:corJ CT lie u!gr6ts. who ones had hem rs
ADD tmploymcut--lti.riuX to carry our bag
gage, itr lew pennies. As wo pass through
the streets OF this plsce VI breathe frcc--we
cln'' help real zing that W. gro back again 10
old Nir:lpia Tie lock of re gnii ~ sou re-
cave, tie warm pressure Ct the hand, the gen.
Tiny. the cDurtr :, and provertial hospitality
nl rs c;i.Z.ns make no Tecl at home. Alexan
drIa has The best part Of ertrv co tie Potomac
lis .rcxtu.l to all that Part OF II c State ly-
ing west an! sGu,hwe5.. makes it the natural
comme;c al metropolis OF Northero Virginia,
a1d by tho IOs of events, is dos ined 10 or y
prosperous future. Why should our people
crSithc poioa.c 10 sell their produc and buy
their supplies gheu we hsva q home mstket
here b. bulldog up Al!xan 'ria, va are
acdirg 10 the material wealth et the SLATE.
And tncu 1T the Citiz IDS Of this pIacs display
little more energy urd public spirit-to give
tho CID tCwo utw start. There J., "a tide 10 the
alfil!s OF cities and crm nuuites. as we'll as ct
men. taken at the flood. leadson to for u,o. 1"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

! OoT-rn Sunday evening on Ice, Prince
} or Fairfax streets, A CHILPS GOLD
LET, bearing tho initials, IN. l. *"
! ne tEdar will be literally rewarded by return.
z IL 10 - south Leo street IL
tPOTOMAC FISH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

80" ''s'H''.'.', 4 20 Dun :fI......-.. a.
ARRIVED.
Str Ann EiiGa, rLi.sdclplil, to F A Eocd.
''tr sue. Baltimore, 20 BroderS u Co.
Str Geo Leary. Norfolk, to 7 Is IIcoe
:5ir Lady Of The Lake. Norfolk. to Il = Reed.
"tr j w THOMPSON, lower Purc to A Keed.
Str Mntano, lower rotc. TO j Brolers IL Co.
Stmp John Gibson, n Y. 10 + A Reed
Schr John j Ward, Now York, to American
COsl 20
schr Maid Of tho Mist. 1isvrs Go Grace, coal,
& Mehahcy z c..
Scbrs Laura !: Mc.ser and ,Ino M7i. WIND :
scr. N y, t. w y Smoot
Sc1's y Gilmore and Tarry Not, rhiIsdc,-
pits - Vim 4 s!moo:.
CLEARED.
Str Mstl=.n, lower Pic, By j Broders s. Co.
Str Lady Of the liske. Norfolk. by r A Reed
1tr George Leary, Norfolk. by Z Is Hooo.
SlrJ W Thompson. lower PoEc. BY + A Rood.
Str Sue, Baltimore. by i Broders & Co.
Schr Geo Il Vrcolnnd, Groton, Conn. by Am
eIican Coal Go.
Schr A Field! Gcorgctown. to George Y
' orthington.
MEMORANDA
Bark Snmcs. for Washit g!on, sailed from
Gardiner LIT.
Bark Henry MARVEL. hence. aL Boston 9Th.
Schr Jcseph Wilde ircm Kichmon rs BCs-
tca 9Th.
Schr Y w Arcen, Eerco. fcr usllowo!l. Mo,
a. New York OH.
Schr Irene Mesolvcy, fcm Georgetown, at
Vineyard Havon ith.
SChr Lnmuel Hall from Geof getown, at New
Bedford 81
Schr Daniel Brown sailed from Fall River for
Georgetown 81.
*chr5 Howard Williams. Henry Dway. AID
4 II Howe, for Newburg. sId Kate Z Clifford,
i3f New Haven, from Gcorgetowa, al New York
III ].
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

COLoRgD MAsoEs.-The usrrisouburs
"Vn. iais People" says: The hrs oldest
Mrs1ns 10 Virginia are MtsIs George Sums
and William Ulneett. Of All xsndris, and Rev
K. Il. Robinson, I'll Hsfrisontufg They sre
members OF Uoive,s,I Lodge No. |; located 10
Ahx,bJ'i, NJ. Simns wi iLiLiatsd 10 lS45.
Mr. RoLia>on ard Mr.. CIapstt in 1916 Rev.
Rotrsou is aIso he OH est p. g. NJ. 10 Vir
ginia.
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EXCURSIONS. pICN1cs E..

E2CURSI0ss, PICNICs. DC.
FULL BRASS BAND (2O AND MKDLRY,S
ORCHESTRA (7)
GEAND MGOSIlGIIT ExCURS1ou
Under the auspices of the
Alexandria Musical Association
On the large AID com odious
i.sT6.7'mER J1aRF WISHING TON.
TO MARSHALL HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 18th, 1850
Committee Of arrangements.
Capt r. L. Smith, Alex McRn,nov
p ". r. Crelghton. Robert Aitcheson,
5Af5 AgoeW, ID. Ulman,
n A. d. harlow, III. Schiller,
John Lunt, j. Sid. Dnmo,soo
Boat leaves her wharf, foot of Place street
promptly at I 45 p. H.; returning at reasonable
hour
Tickets Gent and lady SOC; lady 25a
Inc management give the assurance that no
palos Will be spared to make this excursion
most agreeable 10 all. ie7-H WET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

TUT OUT THE FIRES and bavo al -FOUR
STOVES stored away aud kept in order at
STANSRURY S STOVE House. corner of King
and Columbus streets. All orders will meet
prompt attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

kEEP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, WATER
COOLERS and Ice CHESTS can be found at
STANsBURY's, corner of kiGg and Columbus
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

IEsTEEDAY.-The weather bting very fac
the churches ycsttrlay oil had gcol corgrega-
tinns.
Rev. Mr. Sharp preached an interesting scr
nou, 10 chiI lrcr, ia Gtaoo Church., 10 tho morn
inr and ckidrcu's s'rIic q were as) held 10
Christ Chuch 10 the afternoon. There were
so services 10 tho latter chu,ci st nilh'.
In tue Blptis: Uhu ch R,v. s. II. Mnrick,
Ct Ws>hi, & on, PREF ched 10 III, morui9g, aud
at ;i.ht Rev. DR.. John A. Bfosdu,, OF Louis
vi IL, Ky, one Of lhr most distinguished divi.
mes il the Southeru Baptist Church, preaohtd d,
M nb'o Gu lLt'rasiHg sermon, to large
CONGREGATION.
he other Iu'pis were Gil,d ly tic resident
Gerry.
Ia tho Litc,ntoo Gospel temperate, meot-
ng was held IN 10" room Of tho Reform club,
y.r which Rev. Mr.. ri.rce lrssid -; services
uero a'sI held 10 tho U,sreI tout, corner Of
Duke ard panyu streets.
The river presented lively 5000 all day
yes erdey with sail boats and exc lrsiou raviies.
The steamers W. w. Coroorau, John w.
Thompson and Mary Washington carried down
largo parties of cxcursioDis:s to tho differcrt
pleasure places on the lever Potomac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

BALTIMORE. Ju:,e 7.-VifS:liA Gi cid -; 60
"o!cirot 6; TO Console 81; DO ID series - ::
,hst dU, COUPONS Hew 10 4Os Il: 10 40
comp !,t niI ls",:ay. <-atton t1m; middinE
~ Flour Lrmc!; Howard stree. End Western
, upat ; 2ja;I; do Extra @jlS6; co FIRMLY
"4)aSU; City MINIS Snper ; LOaS3 Is ; DO Fami-
Y GaSG 10; 90 Rio braHcs G.Sj IS; Pstapsc }
'amilg g 10. Whest-Sou!hern higher and
moro active; Wett9rn steady for spot; flturna
'2hor Southern red l;5ll29: Go amber l3Ua
~; no Maryland 1872; No = Western winter
al spot 40; June IL tsl2S! g; July rs bio; Eug
~ bid; Hep. III bid. Corn-Southern steady
Fc:tern qliGt; Sou;hcrn whit, /; do yellow
-; H"s'urn mi1cd spot 5ia6i.; jams 5lis5l3 ;
uiy tu3; Sept COts5l. Oats higher; Southern
4'.9O; WESTERN white 15Sii; do mixed d"i.iii !;
!'cnna d]Git. Rye quiet 81 81. Lay steady ;
lTino to choIce Pcnua and Maryland l7aSl9
er ton. Go iFao quo.; ltio csrgoca ordinary
- primo I2!al5!. Sugar strong; a soft %.
'fhs&oy qU'oL a. llGSl ia.
NEW YORK. Juno T.--Stocks strong. Money
"f Flour quiet. Wheat stronger Corn weak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

s. bbs No. and FAMILY ROE HERRING
half bhIs No. HERRING, and
Z kits SHAD ROE in store and for sslo by
.-T w A. JOHNSON 81 co.
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EGE7N BEEE.srsEs

democratic presidential c:m paisu cub is 10
DC rr1a5'z:d IN the first ward this week.
= IRE IN Winchester last night DESTROYED two
frame buildings and part Of tho Hart Hotel.
fha Alexandria Musical Association a.lver.
"! 10 give grand moonlight tx,ursion On
rf'dsy Light next.
Mr. Dennis Johnston formerly Ct ills civ,
cut now If CNc rDati is hero on visit to bis
family.
co.cred man named Riel Lucas WAS bad.
~ huft at AgneW's c1 to-day by the giving
way OF portion Of the elevatsd railroad where
no WAS st WORK.
Mr. Geo, A. Rowland, employed at the Vir
elnia Midland Railroad. had his hand badly
lsoeratcd by getting it ought 10 the machinery
there on Saturday last.
A esmo of base bail was PLAYED at Colro,s
between the Midland AID Old Dominion clubs,
Saturday evening, which resulted 10 VICTORY
f'r the Od Donnious by score of 9 tot.
The louag Mems Republican Club will meot
at tho colored Old Fellows Hall to night for
the purpose OF cleo ing cfic,rs sud ratif5iop
tho nominees OF the Chicago convention.
A shad attached to the residence, of Mrs.
Jonca. on Ice street. between Wofs and
WI kas, caught fro yestt rdsy afternoon, but was
tx loeulshcd without calling out tho fire do,
partment.
New water malrs arc 10 b. laid on Patrick
from IrLc1to Duke streets, and on Columbus,
from Duke to Wilkes streets. The pipes arc
nov o.; v. beng prepared st Messla. Jameson &
Ccl,i9s' foundry.
, s. game of base bill Was Played st Colrcss
TI,sttErday morning between thu Eagles and
Wh!te Stones, Hhich resulted in victory for
tho forUor, tho sco-o standing, Es;lTS IN.
White Stones s.
GOING TO RICHMOND R L. Tsucil, c ,lorcd,
will Leave Tor Richmond tonight to attend tho
session Cl the epubi,anStac executive commit.
tee. OF which be vas appointed member BY tho
late stanton Convention.
y. NJ. B1cSncr, colored, will asy leave to.
NIGHT to attend The session Of the Grand Lodge
CT Good SamaIitand, which meets in Richmond
to morrow.
PROPERTY SALE -Grcca sro Wis.,, suc,ion,
GERS. sold 10 day for Mes3rs. Beach acd John
500. commissioners il The o,usc OF II, b
Cltf & 20. vs.. james NJ. Stewart and Others
the lot of ground and improvements, on tho
north side OF King street between Royal and
iltt streets, Nos l0l, JOB apd l05, 10 @. Il.
!,e. trustee, FIR the Theological Seminary, for
S.. leo.
Ct. .l0SEru's CHGRCu, Oh SKI avsuuc,
New lolk, has large aud wealthy oorgte.
ga!cr. lis raster, tn, Reverend Father FAR
re'I, faithful servant. known by his works,
tes'fFs to the wonderful curative properties of
Gl!es L'rincnt loGid, Ammonia 10 i.1amma-
tory rhcunstism paius in the i,ia!s or oos, for
!; gives lustsnt relief. Sold ty 81 druggists.
Seed for pamphlet.
G!Tgs' PILLS cur, Er5Sipsias.
DR.. GILES
l2o West Broadway, N. Y.
Till o.zy 81 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

Soar, Soar, Soar,
IS boxes LAUNDRY 3OAP Of tina following
brands:
Rabbits best in cakes.
Higgins Gsrman Laundry in cakes.
Standard Laundry in cakes.
Proctor s. CANDLES Oleine 10 l lb blocks.
Shultz s. Cos Dlus Soap IN ID bsrs.
Fink in cake.
Day & Frick's Snow Flake {whte) 10 bars.
Dobbins' Electric in blocks.
Smith & Fowler's Palm in bars.
Oriental in bars.
Good Luck in ID cakes.
Oleine in ID blocks.
Swiss in OF cakes.
Wholesale and retail by
GEO. MoBURNRY & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

RoEDERY.-The Loudoun House, opposite
the Washington sn1 Ohio kai'rosd depot. kept
by Mr.. Daniel Henry, was entered last hight by
some, pet unknown, thief and the money
drawer robbed Of about 500 10 silver. IL is
supposed that The thief possessed durl clte
key of the establishment. IS MIR. Henry is GER
tain that he licked ell the doors Of the plsc,
late Saturday Eight end f,uad the front door
optn cary tits morning. The pol ,authoites
w,r, informed Of the robbery. aud this cveciog
q shilor named SchoG,l I'D aud arolher MAJ
named j. G.. Decker we're arrested end taken
t., the station htuse aud setrohcd, acd upon
Dtcker's person was found 1910. wlioh be
cIsiins 10 have received from Peutsyvauia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

KE1tRN OF Mn. PoRTNER.-Robert P,rner,
esq, who was elected President of the National
BIew,rs' Association, by the convention Of
brewers. which was held 10 Buffalo. New York,
last week arrived home at - ccck Saturday
uipht. aud was received by his frieuds, and tho
woIkmcn engaged at lis extensive establish
mont, 10 o handsome style. The grounds OF
his residence were lu minated. aud the brewery
bulldogs were decorated with a. gs and evor
greens, wh;ci, together with magnificent py.
rott capic display, presented brilliant toeoe
A large number Of friends hsd taken possession
OF Mr.. PortucI's resideroe, ind provid ID
splendid music and 90 abundant supply Of re.
ircshments for the occasion, so when be arrived
hi, surlris, Was ss great as his pleasure at this
IN manifestation Of the good will in hich ho is held
ty his fellow ci iz9Ls cnd the large foroo Of
workmen employed Ly hin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

NEW YORK. Juno T.--Stocks strong. Money
"d. Flour quiet Whoa. stronger. Corn weak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07
AREIy ED.

OFT OF ALEXANDRIA. june, 1880.
an rises. ...... 4 IS sun :ets...... 7 lg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-07

DIED FROM HIS INJURIES. &c george Carter,
the colored mao WHO vas struck ic the abdomen
ty lump of coal islIloS from coal bucket, 81
the American coal WHAT. ono day LAST week,
died ills morning ct his house near the cana
from the Injuries be then rece.Y.i.