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Fer tho Alexandria G.z,tte
GrnAsm% In Fauquier County.


w hist go up there, on tina. mountain
farm Why, you'll s,srvo out, to o certainty" :"
Yes, I'm going, ard Ill not starvo. My
vile Is very anxious TO go-to leave this pcsky,
gosslpcs village. Sho says tho boys will be
euro 10 bo rGiocd if wo continue to 1.-Two here"
well. so ahead; you were always as stub
bero as mule; tut LII SEQ sister and persuade
her not to 60"
ago between TWO gentlemen 10 the village Of
--: The prospect looked dreary indeed.
The tarm'-a poor, rocky, hill side tract Of
land that bad beea on iucumbrsnce for many
years upon the familY-wss DOW 10 be made
the home of one Of the most polished and al
mired ladies of the village.
The house was one Of six rooms, q little ont
OF rtpalr-the terciog sll tumblipg down from
neRl. c., and, as before said, the land was "deli-
cate'-tbe purse ditto.
Ihlogs looked rather gloomy, but With ex.
cellcnt health, lots Of determination, vim and
energy. they had resolved to try it, and went to
work with will
EVenlng followed moinlug, weeks followed
Gays; the years rolled Oh; hard times would
peen 10 upon our tanners occasionally, only to be
buttcd off. Health and vigor we're given to all
the household. Year after year the corn crop
would amount to three or four barrels Der acre
the wheat to six or eight bushels, and that
with heavy appEicatiots Of fertilizers.
Ooe day our. "plowman" wss hard "as it."
wien the thought came to him, like an irspira.
1lD, !Iy grass Try grass "WelI, Iii try
Ii before | so back to tho village and sly give
up the spotgc."
Timothy, citvtr, AID orchard gr1ss seed.
were sown troe!y co the fields. now cleaued Of
macy load oil rock. Ii proved to be a-"takc, "
and last summer The DloWman having turned
gFazler, Invested lis horses 10 csttlo. Buy
ipg fcW durlog the wintor, each steer YVES
weighed separately. and noted down 10 mem
orandum book; also Weighed at stated periods
afterwards with the following result:
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South Bound.
Nail. Express.

Ma, SouLh~a-d, connects a. Gordonsvius
with Cte5. y Ohio X. r.. East and West. A;
LynC-oUTg, connects Hitk Atlantic NJ ira 6,
rElo <. Z through south vest VIRGINIA tn
Nashville saw C-tHans Me:nph;s Little Enck
,rc i"sns-aat at Daavll5 with Richmond 4
U,o:i'ta K. Il 10 South e.nd Southwest.
H1presa S"u;hwsrt connects s. Gordons will.
:. ~ gctnts on Chez. &; Ohio T. K.
LIKED "HAiSS for Main Line lesys AL
eIaajr'a ts!'y, except Sunday. 800 a. IN. an,
i-.- noon. snG roturnus arrive at Alexandra
&'9 > Il rNd 2"5 = N.
'sr HAN AHSAS LINE leave Wsshiny,o-.
. /. l. II. and AleXandria T 30 O. TO-, dsiIs
81. ~ Sunday, atrive 1T Strashury 1T IL IS O. m
connecting With the E.ilay Road East An !
VS. t:HsVe S,raeburg , 30 p. "a arriving s;
Aa&-ndrla ~ g 40 y. M.
NtXaD T&AIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
!SiDN iosvGs tlnxsndris Tuesday, Thursls7
IN! -.:uf!.y, n } 90 r. N AMI rotlrns Mcc-
4ay, W"da"od.7 Sud Friday at 48 %, III.
F2' 9i!ttob!.g, iaiiy connection a. pl.!rs
sLstjo1.
For Uspotg;'l", regular connection =. Oeua.
;iaa4
For WAMG.SToN, lexrs WASHINGTON Il
" l. Il. III.
Z, l.a;na .;+ks cood Connections, si Nsss.
!Gg:va. 10 and iroul North End WesL
Hcw U::gn'!a 5o0pur loaYes Washinslon ST
: - 5. m. Iunnug through without change
On Expr9ss Lrain. leaving Washington at 10 80
D. rn Marks Adjustable Reclining Chsir Car.
~!a eztra charge only &l.OO, through 20
DnnT.lly.
Turough tickets vary low to the South an !.
southwest.
spI0 J. ". RROADUS, .T.a
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AUCTION SALES,
BY Green q Wise, Auetloneers.

~! VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit
~ Court tor the county of Alexandria, Va,
rendered at its Novem Der ru, 1879, in the sui
OF Dixon & Brother vs. Robert Ball, the under
signed commissioners therein named. will ctfsl
for sale by public auction, on TUESDAY, tbt
4sh day of May, 1889. in front of the entrance tc
Inc Court room, on Fairfax street, at II O'Clock
m, TRACT OF LAND, containing II acres
near @ Bslps = Roads. in Ale1sndrs county, Va.
Wlll be sold rs whole or offered in two sepsr.
ste tracts of II scres and IL scres each.
Terms Of Sale: One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the res;due ir
+ II and is months, (three equal instslmerts)
with interest
ALBERT STUART, Commits,
d. q. CLAUGHTON, J Of Sale.
ap2-2.Uts
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HAD HHaRiBLL NIGHT SWEATs.

MoG1phjs February II, 1871.
DR.. Tut: Sri have been suffering tor nea--
ly two years with severe cough. Whom l
commenced taking your Expectorant was re-
duced TO one huadrod and sixteen pounds IN
weight. had tried almost everything; hsd
terrible nig ht sweats have taken half doz4n
bottles The Light sveI.s have left mo. tie
coagh hes disappeared and have gained afteen
pounds in flesh. ! recommend it to s.l my
friends With gra>t respect
OLIVER RICE.
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OLIVER RICE.
IMPOETaNr QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught cod2 Are you
unable to raise the nhiesm2 Have you an irri-
tation in the throat? a ssnaa Of oppression on
the lungs, with short 5rssth2 Do you have
ft of coughing on lying dowD? A sharp pain
now and then in region Of the aart, shoulders
and back2 If so. OUR ADVICE Is to take
at once dose of Tutt'a Expectorsnt; you will
soon be able to raise tho phlegm. In an hour
repest the Expectorsn., psco hos iron to tho
feet, take two Of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
fall into pleasant sleep aud wake up in tho
morning cough gone, luugs working freely /;
easy bres,hing and tho bowels moving in nat
ural mannor. To prsvsnt return OF those
symptoms use the Expectorant several days.
Office, 95 MUKKAY ST, n. YORK.
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A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

Ctice Evening Nevs, Augusta, Ga.
Dr. Tut: Deer Sir--sty little son was attack
cd with pneurlonia last winter, which left him
with viole1t ccrSh that lasted till witbir q
month since, for tho cure of which sm indrnt.
ed to your valusbio Expoctorelt. l had tried
most everything recommended. but mons lid
any good uD!ii | used your Expectorsnt, "ae
bo:t'a Of which renewed the cough entireiy.
With may thsnks, : &uo yours truly,
JOHN n. WEIGLE.
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1880 GREAT 1880


70 The NORTH, VEST = soTTH sou 3 " Es7
DOUBLE TRACK,
}TGEi. RAILS, SPLENDID 5CENKHy
&AGNIFICENT EQUlPMENI
January 6, 1889.
TIMOEE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
per Of Sixth and B st1 aets, as follows:
For Philadelphia, New York and the East. 8 10
am. and 1.5O p. N. daily, except Sunday. and
9.i5 2. IN. daily, with Palace Cars. Liza
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars 9, 80 8.
: 10 am, except Sunday, and $50 p. N. daily.
For Pittsburg and the w est IL. 40 =. m daily VIZ
fsrlor Csrs to pittsburg; 7.f1 p. m. dniNt
~ith Palace Car to Chicago.
Fer Csnandsigut and the North, 90 a N
except Sunday and 40 q. m. isily, e,cspt
Saturday, with Palace Cnr Cansniaigu..
For Wstkins, 1910 n. daily except San.
day.
For Baltimore, o., g. 10, $50 and lG4O Il. m.
$50, 4 10, 4.20, $50, 7.40 snd 9.45 D. H.
"a Sunday, 10 10 3. m; 5 20, 7.4O and 8. 10
For Popo's Crock Line, 6 NO m nnl 4 20 D. IN
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 10 q NJ. AID 70 9. in daily
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For AieIsndrlu 70 . and ii q. M, and q
3 ., aud II 81 y. nj. Sunday TT 7, . ani IL
y. m. and 8 .. III.
Trains leave Alexandria fer Washir&tnn, eco
800 sEd los L., aud 3. s. and p. Ill. s2d
~ night.
On Sunday 81 500 and - e. nl and : srd 9 Gj
,. IN.
THROUGH TRAIN FOX TIE SOUTH, -:
Quantico snd Richmond, Will loaTa hUrs:
dria ct T2O g. n. daily and 5 ~ p III. da'll
except Sunday.
Tickets end information CIR be procure: y
priG2ipsi rsilroed ststioGa nnd sickle, oEHce
Southeast. l.. J.. fARhGE,
iron !. Passenger Il tp"n,
FHAHh Thomson
;ren%ral Manager. nov -
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. TUFTS
EX.P:EICT0RANT.
IN IS CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.

Its properties ars Demulcent, Nutritive. Bal
ssmc, Soothing and Hesling Combining sll
these Quaii,jsa, it is tho most effective LUNG
BALS AM ever offered to sufferers from pUmo.
nary diseases.
DR.. J. +. HAYWOOD, CT New York, volun
tari!y indoIses it. Eesd what he says:
Now York, Sept. 10. 1877.
Or. Tut: Dasc Sir-Durine this yesr treat
ed nine hundred cases Of lung diseases. In the
lower wards Of tie city tho csses were of very
severe tyne. It Was there my attention wss
called 10 TUFTS Ezpectorant, and / confess NY
surprise al its wonderful power. During prac-
tico of twenty years havo raver known med
lcns 10 ec. rs promptly and With such happy
effects. y itius:.an.ly sabdued the most violen
Cts Of coughing. and invarisbly cured tho di-
seaso in few daTs l cheerfully endorse it al
the best lung medicine l ever used
y. TEANCiS NAI WOOD, MD.
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EFDF or THE EsaE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd
Friday, at 5 80 O clock p.n.; returning, losve
Norfolk on atarnate days st 400 p. m.
This staunch iron steamer has lust boen nsint.
ed throughout statorooms newly furnished aad
csrpetsd. and ia thh hsndsomest AS we'll As the
safest boat on the Poton &C river and Ches sapeake
bsy, and is the only steamer making close con-
nrct:on with the New York end Boston steam
ers; also CONNECTS with Richmond steamers ard
railroad iiEes south. Stops At PINEY POINT
ard POINT LOOKOUT going and returning.
Fare, frst class, 81; round trip ST. so.
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cards OF csndGst-s for ctfics must be psid for in
| advance. This rule i: imperative and will not
be devisted from.
ITO NY FELLOW CITlZENS-I will be:s
| a candidate Tor reelection to the otie3 of
Commissioner of Revenue, aid respectfully ask
my friends 70 stand by me in the primary elcc-
sp233.. GEORGE DUFFEY.
T ANNOUNCE myself candidate for the
l. Cthce of City Sergeant, sub Get t. the action
| OF the Conservative primary election,
ar3-tpe. U. Nj. MONROE.
EOR CITY SEEGEANT-I have concluded,
~ for the sake of my party, to abide ty the
decision OF the primary election. ! ask al good
ctzens for their support
sp22-tpt@ GRO w. ROUN.
NOMMISSIONER OF TIE REVENUE
~ respectfully announce myself csndidgte
Tor the office of Commissioner of tho Revenue.
and solicit the support of the Conservative psr-
W, subject 10 the decision of the primary olec.
tlon. Fully aware of the responsibility cf tha
position sud the necessity for al impartial and
conscientious discharge Of the duties of tho Of
ice, feel that if elected l will bring these quail
lhcatlons to the administration of that poslion.
ap22 tptS RIUHkRD NJ. LATHAM.
no THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF ALL
Il EAANDRIA-l respectfully snu ounce N.Y.
self candidate Tor tho office of City Sergeant.
subject to the decision OF the Conservative party,
and earnestly request the support Of my fellow
citizens.
sp12l-ts' JNO. W. CAMPBELL.
TNO The VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL.
"A E&ANDRIA-I respectfully announce
myself u candidate for the ctEiee Of City Ser
gesnt, subj ject TO the Conservative prim .ry cleo
llon and respectfully solicit the support of my
fellow cit!S ms,
apl9-tpe' H.V. DANIEL.
RESPECTFULLY announce myself q can.
~ dldste for re-olectioD fer Common waalIh's
Attorney, subject to the decision Of the conssr-
yatlVe party.
apl7-tt- SAMUEL G. BRENT.
TFO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
a ClT4-I respectfully announce myself
candidate for the Cilice of Common weslth's At
torney Tor the city Of Alexandria subject TO the
action OF the Conservative party in primary
election. II elected, shall endesvor to dis
charge the duties of the office zeslou.ly and i'm.
partially.
apl6-t.s LEONARD MARBURY.
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
Il ALE&ANDRIA-I announce myself
candidate for the office Of Com missioner of the
Revenue. subject to a decision of the voters at
the polls at the general election to be held May
9th, 1870 Respectfully,
ITO THE VOTERS OF FALEXANDRIA-I
- respectfully announce myself candidate
for the office Of City Sergeant, and solicit the
apl8-ln.. W. H. SMITH.
RESPECTFULLY announce mysaf can
l. dldate for Commissioner of the Revenue, and
earnestly sol cit thesupport of my fellow citizens.
Subject to the action Of the Conservative party.
apl2-t.a GEO. WASHINGTON.
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HOS / / {: ||:: I ] I I 'ER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BI 7 I T 7 e. E S
Fever end s9Uc.

i bABASTINE-Supario 10 Kslsomine-
"a Ready for use by adding hot water. Put
up iu bcxes of 5 J bs each. Five lbs OF Alaba'-
tine will cover so square yards, or ESQ ,qusre fl
two coats. A natural material for hnshir g
wslls and ceilings. Pure white and variety OF
beautiful tints, Price, in % boxas-Whi,e pcr
Ii lOc; sll tins per 10 lie. Aabssline is q val
uibls discovery; 1t constitutes permanent
tni.h for walls. sisimiis sting with the plaster,
snd will never fake OF Sample cards of tr,s
mailed 10 any address upon application.
JANNEY s. CO. Drus g,sts,
sr5 70 and 1852 Kirg street.
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EOR SAbE-Underj ju igmeLt and exec ation
~ lot lSnor IN favor OF Cnas Tyers vs. Jsmes
Clegg. l will ole. for sale at Occoonsn bridre
In Ftl7tsx county. on MONDAY, April 25Lh
a. : 9 clock m. $40 (mora or less) PAVING
SIONE BLOukS. dressed really for use
Terms-cash.
anl3-.d / Il GARTIN q, ~
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gTEA@E ERN,
SSn POTOMAC 900
AooO STEAMBOAT co. 1SCO
Steamer
~ IN Old q u ~
GEORGE Il A RY
RESUMPTION OLE RnIITE

- - u III
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
hnh hAANDRlA, VA. AND NORFOLK,
VA, FALLING AT PINEY POINT and
POINT LOOKOUT going and returning
on and st!eI Monday. March 18th, 1880 the
shove ports 'A0
y, From ALEXANDRIA, Hooe's wharf eyerv
M0NDAI and WEDNESDAY, At 6 p. M,
~, From NORFOLK, Campbelps whsrt everv
tuesday,, THURSDAY and SUNDAY. At
p. m. - ''
Arriving at either port early next morning.
g. nufing Inc past winter the Le.ry has been
thoroughly over hsuled. newly painted, carpet
ei, upholstered and pu. in nca order. Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness first class
tso'e and courtesy and attention from The Off GERS
ano servants of the boat. Tickets. rates, lnfor.
nation. state rooms, Sc furnished bv
+. Il. HOOE. Agt, Alexa, Va.
+. DODD. Agt. Wash, ID. q. mh 9-tf
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BOOKS. sTATIONEIsY, etc.
n EW B OOK s

just received at
FREECH'S, 93 ~ 95 KING STREET.
SISTER DORA, by Msrgt. Lonsdae; ST. 25
ODDITIES MARKlAGE from the French,
novel. translated by Emily PrescGt.; 81.
A WOMAN'S TEN PTATION, by Bertha
M Clay; 81 CO.
THE SPILL BOUND FIDDLER, Morse
romance By kristofer Janson; 81
HISTORY OF THE ADMIN lSTKA1ION
OF JOHN NoWITT. Gran Pension.rg of
Holland, by jams Codes: 7c|umo |, 1923 TO
1854 vol SvC $50
81 HASTERPIECES Dp ENGLI II LITER
AT URE, seltctions of British and American
authorship from Sh.kspesrc TO the present time;
definitions notes, sn.lysis and osssry by
Within SWin,on; ST 76
THE THEORY Of THOUGHT; 2 Treatise
on DeGu :!ivs Lcgic; S.
A FOHElGN MARRIAGE, or Buying Il
Title; 75r.
TIE DIARY OF 4 NAN OF FIFTY, and
Bundle of Letters, by Henry Jlmes IT,; I5c
ALASKA And MISSIONS OF TIE
NOKTH PACIFIC COaST. by Rev Sheldon
jackson, d. u; fully illustra.cd; ST 50.
ADVENTURES IN PATAGONIA, By
Rev. Titus Coan: S. 25
DEM0URACf, an American novel leisure
hour series; 81.
ap12 q. E. FRRNCH.
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The steamers Of this company make connec.
hons at Norfolk for Boston and all points East
at Now York with all points West and N orth
west and Al Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Eailroad
Through rates given and frsgh! handled care.
fully ald promptly. For further information
apply to +. A. REED, Agent,
J.nney's wharf.
SAM GEL BACON, Presid Mt.
Office under Natl. Mutrop. Batk,
sep 2T-tf Washington, ID G.
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CURTAINS COMPLETE. two yards long, Hol
iaod 10 greco, browD. white aud drab, with al
the tx ur2s, at 50o piece; few only on hand
al epl32R I, EICBRERa's
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FOX POTOMAC RIVER.

STEAMER JOE.r ": THO.nS.sON
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAY M7.3O a. nj; returning on slternste
days.
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EOR RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
n roomy STORE ard WAREHOUSE No.
G7 Cameron street, lately occupied by 4. B.
Lawson s. Co. Apply to
eepl6 LAWSON
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FROM Tor TO CELLAR stocked With I'M
MENsE BARGAINS IN GOODS OF ALL KINDS 10
cur iiaf. We have been heavy spec ulators and
src COT ready 10 state that our stock is com
p!ete 10 every department. Hsyiog purchss ID
ALL AND EVERY ARTICLE FOR CASH DOWN. re
are prepared to say il you will give '1s cal, We
VIII sho" you tho BIGGEST, LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST STOCK in the couctry, Washington
cot excepted, Co1vicce yourself. aud price
oIr goods before buying. Samples freely given
and prices guaranteed. Come. one and ali TO
epl3 21 Isaac ElCuBUgG's
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EOR RENT-Tbo THREE STORY BRICK
H. HOUSE. No 35 north F.rfax ST Has al
the modern improv ements, including bathroom
gas, cooking range and parlor hester.
feb TIT r. n. CORBETT
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TOR RINT-HOUSE No. IS Cameron st.,
E between Fsirfar sid Lee Apply TO
ap S-tf }. II. u. SMOOT.
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SILKs. from 8. & j. 8. BUNTING's LARGE
AUCTION ;ALE iu Phiiadelphis are Just opened
ia lssln c1lors, far cy and tiack, at great $40
ra'hce, at lapl5 2W |. EICHBERG's.
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dS With the fJlIoWlng result

';l:Tsoa Dsc,Iaber 10 aud Ari!l 2G each
steer Sss t.d t1o barrels Gi coru, with straw,
toddoe aud nay; cnly one decreased in weight.
Ct1ziog gcn April 26 10 No9c.la.r II ,hey
Tcr, vel sh'd ari hen fed ou G rn. Ooy
ttree wcre rus CT ths sc,ita On the SIN or De-
C mtyr.
Tie creates; gaa erch in 200 .:s7s vas 400
pcucd:; the least $50 pounds. Tho grass
averaged asCu. cuc ANIMAL 20 he sc-e du,ins
Me eaii'o Season. 'Grtzin" tss bought On.
other isrn cot lar trcm his him., which bis
"!oHn iroher la!ew is gaiug to ta ke charge
O.. lie. 100, Is erzioua to msks q venture 10
c3uo.ry lie. IL feels certaio that N skiing beef
at four cents per peuad is better than "ruunipg
a storo."
Uo'il tie fiji t is made We WI! keep ouist
and "a't EFFIN,
SALEM FAuoUtEa Co., VA, Anil o3
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EUT1'S PILLS
L Cure Torpid Liver Dyspepsia and Costivo.
ness.
TUFTS PILLS
Il Cure Fever aud Ague. Sick Headache and
Bilious Collie.
N1UT1'S PILLS
l. Give Appetite Purify the Blood. and Cure
Piles
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GENTS LlsLE SOCKS. 25, pair, ct
arl32G I, ErcuprRo's
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ITO THE VOTERS OF OFALEXANDRIA-I
u respectfully announce myself candidate
Tor the office of City Sergeant and solicit the
support of my fellow citizens.
apl3-ln.* W n SMITH
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FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
STEAMERS X. G. R.rYG HT.aJVD IUZyy,.
GEHSDIT
EVERY MONDAY, at II m.; and returning,
leave New York, from pior IL, East river, EV.
ERY SATURDAY, at 4 o clock p. NJ.
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IH! BBLo KlVEKTUN LIME.

;"e ".T6 just received fresh supply Of this
'.n "a c7E With coLfdence recommend i,
,so very superlor article in Ill particulars. and
,4s-a7"Itee satisfaction in all csees. Try it,
e,I %" Will never use sny other kind. For
10y GEO. WASHINGTON,
+."" Agent.
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FOR RENT

The comfortable
FRAME DWELLING,
on the east side of St. Aa,pb street, belween
Cameron and Queen, containing water, gas,
heater &c, recently occupied by w. II. May.
Possession given nt once. For terms, &C., apply
at this Office. oct
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CANDIDATES.

z II advertisements OF political meetings, or
cards OF csndinat-s for ofics must bs psid for in
advance This rule i: imperative and will not
be dsvisted from.
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hNIrTlNG COTTON, Sc ball or two for
cs., at apl32W I, EICuBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24
shc EGraest sEintsiry.

Special contracts will bo made with yearly I'd
vertisers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24
7T IT. S L AIR X.

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed TO :
GLOSSY BLACK by a single application Of this
DYE. It impsrts Natural Color acts 1nstsns
taIeously, and is as Harmless ss spring water.
Sold by Druggists. or sent by o1pross on receipt
of 81.
Office, IS Murray 81. Rev York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24

RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
l. dldste for Commissioner of the Revenue, and
earnestly solicit hesupport of my fellow citizens.
Subject to the action Of the Conservative party.
apl2-tta GEO WASHINGTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24

THO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
Il ALEXANDRIA, announce myself q
candidate for the Office Of Commissioner of the
Revenue. subject to q decision of the voters st
the polls at the general election to be held May
Z7th, 1880. Respectfully,
apl4-te* W,B PRICE.
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Fesfs SAFE 1K RENT

IOR SA LR-A first class FAMILY GRO
Il Gerry in Lyncbburg, with good will. Gx
lures. &C., upon easy terms. II is situated OF
Main street. near Peces tobacco warehouse
For Information write tn tho
VIkG1NIhN OFFICE,
8pl3-'w ].ynchburg Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24

HNO TIE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL.
n G&aNDRIA-I respectfully announce
myself candidate for the cttice Of City Ser.
gesnt subject to the Conservative prm .ry cleo
Llon and respectfully solicit the support of my
fellow ct!z us.
apl9-tpet Il DANIEL,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-01

Collector Bickel, of St. Paul, has
kindly furnished us with a copy of the
report Of Hon. Green B. Raum, Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue, to the
Secretary of the Treasury, August 4,
1880. Since the close of the fiscal
year, which ended June 30, 1880, a
careful examination has been made
of the records and accounts of each
collector of internal revenue through.
out the United States, for the purpose
Of ascertaining whether the public
money collected had been duly &C.
counted for. The result has been
gratifying beyond the most sanguine
expectation, as it has been ascertain
ed that every cent Of the 1928, $751;.
916.10 collected has been paid into
the Treasury. The amount collected
by Hon. A. G. Smith, in the first dis.
trict Of this State, is SOY, $50 SO; and
by Hon. VIM. Bickel, in the second
district 1921, 800. II. The total amount
Of taxes received by collectors Of in.
ternal revenue during the past four
fiscal years was 1857, O80,O85.1O, and
the total expense for collecting the
above amount, including the salaries
Of the officers, will be about SO, 929.
900, OF but little more than three and
. halt per cent. upon the amount col
lected. This splendid showing Of the
revenue department is certainly COM
mendable and it will impress the ave-
rage voter that the bureau is managed
about just right.