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Sisters Of Charity,

Regular communication first Tuesday OF
each month. At Bethel A. NJ. L. Church,
MRs. NELLIE Mann, Pres.
Miss RUTH BEAsLY, Sec
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UNION CouHr No. l.--Regulsr communi.
cation 6rst and third Monday evenings Of
each month; hall in Judah's Block.
Mrs. CoRNELIA TOWNSEND, NJ. A, N.
MRs. SARAH HAzT, See.
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Regular communication first Tuesday even
ing of each month, at American hall.
MRS. KITTY SINGLETON, Pres.
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Regular communication first and third
Mondays each month; at American Hail.
WIN. DUNNINeToN, Pres.
WILLIAM BARBER, Sec.
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Odd Fellows.

GERRITT SMITH LODGE No. 17O7.-Reg-
ular communication second and fourth Mon
days of each month; hall S5 and 81 East
Washington street. CHAs. LANtER, n. G..
HORACE HEsToN, p. Sec.
LINCOLN UNION LODGE No. I466-Reg-
ular communication first and third Mondays
Of each month; hall 50 and 81 East Wash
ington street. EDWARD PROCTOR, n. G.
SAMUEL SPENCER, p Sec.
.. ?. MORTON LODGE, No. l9Sl.-Regular
communication first and third Tuesdays of
each month hall So and 81 East Washing
ton street. JOHN PURNELL, n. G..
WIN. CHsIsTY, Z. Sec.
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Household Of Ruth.
No. 34.-Regular communication first and
third Wednesdays of each month; hall 86
and 81 East Washington street.
CHAs. THOMAS, Sec. MRS. j. MINOR Pres.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02
mVI0-2.WLS

FE7RUSTEh'S SALE OF ABLE
"a LAND NEAR 0CCGQUAN VILLAGE.
BY virtue Of deed Of truss from George Seec-
man and wife, dated the 18th day of February
lnT3, recorded among the land records of Fair
tax county. iiba- I, No. 4, page 266. and for the
purpose therein mentioned the undersigned will
CTR bg pubiic suction ut Fairfax Court House,
Oh MGNp ", the 2lst dsy Of June, 1886. the
TRACT OF Ian D conveyed in said deed Of
trust, exceyt thLt portion conveyed by George
,'eIacmsn and wife to Rodmsn Seecmsn. Said
lsnd contains S22 acres, and will be sold in lots
and designated ~ lots n os l, 2 and 3.
No. Contains ii acres one third in timber,
with = com able HOUSE.
No 2-l92 sc1o,, with good HOUSE and
barn one third cleared
No $40 acres snd known as the HOME
TRACT; has g comfortable HOUSE and barn.
Terms Of Sale: so much of the purchase
money Ill cash as will pay expenses Of sale; also
the sum Of ona thousand dollars. with interest
thereon from The l5.h day Of February 1878.
until the day of sale. Selling SIS trustee, I sh sl
convey such title Gs is vested in me, which l
believe TO be- good
my2O-,3 WIN. F. HALEY, Trustee
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By UNesl j. Lucas, Auctioneers,

{ 0MMiSSlON Frs SALE.-By virtue of a
" decree Of the Corporation Court for the city
Of Alexandria. Va, rendered at its July term,
1877, IN the chaLcery cause Off. G. Milburn and
vile vs.. W. l.. hll5urn ct ais the undersigned,
commissioner therein named, will offer for sale
bY public auction. in front Of the Royal street
entrance 10 the Market Bu,lding, Alexandria,
vs. on SATURDAY, the 5.h day of June,
1880, ct y o'clock m., the following property,
TO wit:
No LOT, with TWO C2) HOUSES there
on on the was' side OF St saph street begin.
ming l20 fort inches north of Wilkes street :;
thence nor hwsrdiy 81 feet 2 inches thence west
iCU feet, wltn Same width as in front This pro-
perty is nov rented for $40 50 per month
No. LOT OF GROUND on south side of
Giobon street, beginning 9G feet east of St assuh
atreet; thence GAS! feet inches; thence u:h,
with same width ss in front, IS f., TO 10 It. alley
No 3. That LOT Just east Of No. 2, above
described. boing Of snme dimensions as thst lot.
Lots Nos ind are now rented for SIS each
per year tue houses on them belong to the
fontoTs, Tho lots vii be sold separately or to-
gether rs nay be desired ~ time of sale
Terms OF Sale: One-fourth Of the purchase
money in caSh snd the residue in threa equal
pay E'ents At l. a?d Is months from day of sale,
toe deferred pay ments TO bear interest from the
day Of sate snd 10 be secured by the notes Of the
purcf sser cr IL rChss:rs, with approved security,
snd the retontiOn Of tho title 10 the properly
sold untI said uotes are paid.
G. MLLBURN.
mJS-oots Com OF Sale
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Rv Irael ,G Tiso. Auctioneers

EEONMI8S1ONEkS SALE OLA VALU-
~ a BILE BUILDING ON KING STREET.
IN purtusnce of decree of the Corporation
Court OF !ha city of Al,x.ndris in the csuse of
Z 3 ClStF1 Il Co, against James NJ. Stewart
and others the undersigned, commissioners of
sale will oii5r 70: sale By suction, at about II
o'ci"ck II. on MONDAY. the TIN day OF June,
1880 in font o: The entrance TO the Curt room,
y Fairfax str e., Alexandra Virginia, the
LOT OF GROUND and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon on the north side Of King. between Roy
ri and Pitts streets Alexandria VS., on which
stands the building, Ncs l0l, l0S and l05 King
street. TIE 10. fronts on King street 50 feet s
inches, more or less. aud runs back 100 1T. north
80 Hoofi's alley.
Terms of Sale: Oae thousand dollars in cash,
and the residue in three equal pay ments a. six,
twelve snd eighteen months, with interest from
ne dsy Of sale; the notes OF the purchaser, with
security and waving HON estesd, to be given
therefor, snd rs further security the building
TO be kept insured BY the purchaser for the ben
eft of the undersigned IN the sum CT Sd eco, and
the title ofthe property retained till the purchase
money is paid.
SF BEACH, CONS oi
m16-ts JOIN M JOHNSON. Sale
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By Green u Wise, Auc.ioneers,

NOMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL PROPEKTY-By virtue of
decree of the Corporation Court for the city of
Alexandria, Va, rendered at lis June term,
1873 in Ire suit Of Allen ard others vs. Nc
Weigh, the undersigned. com nissioners therein
named will sell by publ auction. on SATUR
Day, June 5!h, 1850, 3. II o'clock 1n in front
Of the entrance to the Court room. On Fairfs1
street, in the city of Alexandria, Va, the fol-.
lowing property, to wit:
No l. Tho large and valuable BRICK
DWELLING and LOT OF GROUND, situs-
ted on the N. E. corner of st. Asaph and Cam.
eron streets.
No 2 The vslusbe TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING & t. joining n en- the east.
These lots above described ire particularly well
located for resiie1ces being in the centre of the
city snd convenient 10 railroads, boats. market
&c, &c.
Terms ofSsle: As much cash ss will pay the
costs Of sui. and sale snd the residue in three
equal instsments in and years; the nego-
table notes of The purchasers with interest fr 10
day OF sale. to be taken for the deferred pay.
men!s, snd the title to be retained until the
whole Of the purchase money is paid.
G w. WATTLES Comm'rs
Il. .. CLAUGHTON, ! of Sale.
n,y3 cots
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AUGTHseE SALES.
By CNeal & Lucas, Auctiooeer.

pY O2DER Of the Board of Directors o.
- The German Co.operstivs Building 3 $50
citation no. , OF alexandria, Va )" wa Will ofisl
!or sale at nFblic suction, in front of the Market
Building, on Royal street, Alexandria VS. or
oATU kOa /, the 5th dsy of June, 1880. at =
H.. 3 TEN 4 ii En- I snd LOT OF GROUND
on tn" west side of Royal street, between King
and Prince streets, Alexandria. VA, in front y
feet {! inches, more or less, snd in deutn l23 #
Inches. more or less. with the right of way
over an slIey, four feet wide, on the nortn, be-
IGg the p!amiaes recently occupied by CIsrisss
Wsshirg.o on.
Terms: One third of the purchase money in
c''h, and thu residue in two equal payne enta at
six and Twelve IN Dnths from the day of sale, with
Interest; the deferred pay ments to be secured
oy decd OF trust on the property.
ONEAL y LUCAS
my2S-ts Auctioneers
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n ail. Express.

81 all Southwark, connects st Gordons7iile,
Wi:a Ibha. Z Ohio K. g., East and West. At
Lynch GUrg, connects With Atlantic Mss &
Ohio < K, through South vest Virginia, TO
Nash Vile, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
aud TeEas-aad at Dsnville with Richmond &
D&nvi'lo &. L to South ard Southwest.
TX press South ward connects S. Gordonsville
10 al points on Ches. s. Ohio K. 4.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
eIandris daily, except Sunday, 800 o. m and
II UO noon. and returning arrive a. Aiexandrs
2OO y n and So p. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 q. m. and Alexandria 7 35 8. M, daily
except Sunday, arrive st StrasbUrg st IL Is .. NJ.
connecting with the Valley Road East snd
West. Leave Strasburg : 50 p. M, arriving a.
Aexsndria at Is 20 D. m.
hlXEN TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
ISlON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, at 9 60 q. NJ, and returns Men
day, Wednesday and Friday, st 46 p, m.
For hiddleburg, daily connection at Plains
ststion
FOR Upperviile, regular connection 1T Della.
plsno.
For WARRENTON, leave Washington al
! III a. II.
All trains make good connections, st Wash
lngtOn, to and from North and West
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington al
! 10 a. m. running through without change,
On Express train. leaving Washington at 10 4O
?. II Nsrk's Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
with extra charge only Sl.OO, through to
D.EviIie.
Through tickets very low to the South and
South west.
splO j. NJ. BROADUS, g. T. A.
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could unit! Mr.. Smith ceased his music and re
tired to rest Mr.. Jones then would c5nmence
to roll Hour bsrrel filled with paving stones
over thu floor, and kicking up al so,ts .. aolses
This was too much for Mr. Smith, and he wrote
ST. CLAIR HOTEL, 2 O clock p. H.
MIR. Smith trusts that he tss only TO remind
Mr.. Jones of the very improper and annoying
course which he unressonab!y and unsessonsbly
pursues to cause him st once and forever 10
abandon it"
To which Mr.. Jones lsconicsliy replies:
ST. CLAIR HOTEL. o'clock g. N.
"Mr. Jones assures Mr. smith that he never
paid tho first red cent for his room ne is rs in
dependent as wood.sawyer, and all b Il can't
prevent him from kicking up muss if he
chooses toe.
They appealed to Funs!en and told their tale.
De tried t. smooth msltsrs-sll in vain. Mr.
:. declared that be would play on his trumpet,
.ud Mr.. j swore he would roll his barrel In
vain We're persussions ana arguments used; both
stood firm Any other person would have gwen
up in despair. Not so with our clerk of mex
hsu.tible resources. He slipped in the rooms
when the occupants we're out and creased Mr..
j es fiddle bow and distracted the mouth
piece from Mr.. Smiths trumpet. Peaca reign
ed alter this but both eeuteaon charge esch
other with the trick, and say they will get even
It they have to Wait thousand years
"CuAssEUR /"
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Gy Green = Wise, Auctioneers.

D NIUVII G " Is', AuCLIUHUUTs.
EyY VIRTUE OF a decree of the Circuit
- Court for the county of AleZandris, W.,
rendered ut It's hsy term 1885, in tho suit
Of Dixon y Brother cs. Robert Ball the UNDER
signed commissioners therein Dsmsd will Ger
for sale 6y public auction. on THURSDAY, the
u 4 day OF June, 1870. in front of the entrsMce
to the Court room, on Fairfax St. ut II o'clock
m.. TRACT OF LAND, cuntsir ing y acres,
nesr BaOl's :; Roads, in Alexandria county, Va
will DO 500 as wnoie or tfrrsd in two seps-
rs.o tracts Of Il acres and II acres each.
Terms of Sale: One third of the purchase
!AcGry - hn paid in cash. aud the rasidua in
t. II and is months. (taree equal instaiments)
WITH interest.
AL3RRT STUART, Comm'rs.
H.u @. CLAUGHTON, J Of Ssle
Trv.l5-.I.
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EFD L" SP TEE E.7RE

EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY snd
FRIDAY, =. 30 o'clock p.nl.i returning, leave
Norfolk on sltafnat. days al i 0J p. H.
This s..unch iron steamer hiss lust bsen uaint
90 Throughout, stG.GTOOms newly furnished and
carpet"d and is tho haudsnmcst IS well .s tne
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chcsaueska
bay, and Is the only steamer making close con-
necl!on with the New GorH ami Eo.t0n steGm-
ersi also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines ou!n. Stops gt PINGI POINT
and PplNT LOOKOUT g5.EG snG returning
Fare, FIRST class, 5 round trip 81 80
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EAGi.E BRAND TOBACCO, WHEATAnd

EAGI.E e BRAND TOBACCO, WHEATsnd
"a CuRN FERTILE GK.-In calling the at.
,enlion OF farmers to this Fertilizer, being the
frs, season 1t has baen offered, will simply
give the materials it is composed of: Fish
Scrap, or Gusno Bone and Potash, containing
from five To six per cent Of Ammcnis. Having
had this Fertilizer maze for my own trade l
ictfr it with confidence that it is whst the
armer wants. and sl l ssk is 3 trlsi Put up
lbs in 8 bsg Price $40.
THOMAS PERRY, Agt,
msr20 seyantris vs..
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NJ EDHCINAE.
FISH DEALERS.

F1SH' FISH, FISH
Having completed cur srrsngeme ants for the
season of 1889. we are now prepared 10 dll all
orders at tho shortest notics for FRESH and
SALTED POTOMAC FISH.
To dealers we would say that our brand has
slwsys stood No l iu our market aud we in =
tend 10 mantsin our former reputation. We
ship fish pscked in ice, 50 that persons ordering
can depend on getting them fresh. All orders
entrusted to US will receive prompt attention
Our fish house is No. Corporation fish wharf,
and stalls Nos. 2, 3 end City Market.
Mr.. w. H. SMITH is now engaged with US,
and will attend to all orders entrusted to him.
sp7-2m GEO. K. PRICE i co.
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S'rEA 5S GAg.
SY y TICE
CHANGE OF TIME.

On ard after Wednesday. Nav 26.n The
boats Of the POTOMAC FERRY CO. viii run
as follows
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
~ ~ ~ 80, $50 10 30 and II 30 a. NJ. and
ZoU 30, 2 80: 30, 4 20, 30 G 10 and D. N
Or LEAVE WASHINGTON:
s23O, 80, z 80, 3 So, a 80, 30, i 50 and : 50
p. m.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
st 80 T. m.
my25 GEO. Z, PHILLIPS, Nsnsgcr,
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II oTIoE'
have just resumed my
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
At NO. FL CORPORATION FlSHWG GARF,
where l will be prepsted to furnish sll kiads Of
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or salt, at the shortest notice ] solicit
Jour patronage especially my old customers,
and guarantee that my past reputation shall be
fully sustained.
All orders from the country promptly attend.
cd to- and on So good terma ss if the parties were
presen, Respectfully yours,
apo d&twtf S. J. REED.
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Fdsfs NEsS GGssa.

Fdsis NGsy TGssEa.
sTE-T.MEEss =. &. M.TgG EsrIsJeT, III, as-T-
ssEBSt-N-
EVERY MONDAY, ct Y In.; and returning,
leave n Hew York, from uior Al, Eas. river, EY-
ERY SATURDAY, ST o'clock p. NJ.
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The stosmors Of this company make c0nnea-
tions at Norfolk for 6osl0I: and all points Esst
at New York with sll points Wes! aud or.n-
wes., and et Alexsnir;s with Virginia Midland
Rsirosi and Washington and Ohio RslrosG.
Through rates given and frei2h! handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to +. =. REED, Agent,
Janhoy's wharf
SAMUEL Bacon, President.
Office under Nail. Me:rop. Bank,
sep 27-tf Washington, y =.
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900 POTOMAC 600
ACCO STEAMBOAT co. Z CSO
Steamer
GLE EOR GLE L Z a RY

II GS y III tlION OF RGuFh
AnEA NDRIA, Va, AND NORF0LK
VA, CALLING AT PJNEY pUlNT snd
POINT LOOKOUT goir and returning
On and after Monday March l5la, 1850, the
steamer GEORGE LAAKY, Joseph W hiLe,
C"n msnder, will resume her route between the
above ports.
=, From Al ALEAAHDRIk, &, Eooes wharf. every
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, 1t s y. m,
and every SATURDAY at 6t p. In
~, Frem NORFOLK, Campbelps wharf, every
TUE ESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, 81
p. m.
arriving at either port early next morning.
During the past winter the Lo.ry has feep
thoroughly oVerhau!ed, newly psinted, CARPET
3D. upholstered and put in nice otdsr Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness, frat class
table and courtesy and at, ntion fron the officers
and servants of the boat Tickets. rates lntor-
nation, state rooms &c. furnished By
7. b. HOOE. Agt., Aiexa, Va.
b. +. DODD, Agt., Wash, d. G. NH 9-tf
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.95ass CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WNEh
sHr.s:s.sara AY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, pHOVI-
DENCE AMI BOSTON.
Steamers isaye AlexaCdris EVERY TUMS-
DAY and leave Philadelphia EV Ei!T SAT-
URDAY.
E. s. NJ and W s. D. Il. Re-. and 81 Philsdoi.
phis with C!yde's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promp.ness and csrs,
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Phlsdelphis. snd
0 wharfage il Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through ?;l!s
Of flsding given. Insurance st The loves: rs teg.
Agents:
F. a. REGD. Aie1sndris
WIN. ? CLYDE & CO, Philadelntia,
JOHNSON s. CO., Wash " Georgr n
jan s-tf
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E8hrj K THOMSON
General ManaEa-.
~ AhHlNGToN G oHI0 KAILRoAr

~ i>''nAHoIoH g OHIO RAILROAD
SUMNER ARGANGEmENT-Two Trains
N"i'y (exCept SHndsy) between Alexandra
and kOund Hill
Beginning Msy II, 1885,
EehFo Washington a. 8 90 3. II. and 4 % Z. m
qHe Alexandria at 905 3. m q 25 o. m pass
hocsburx, going west ward, 81 IL 10 q. m and
. 40 o. n snd strive ST Round Hill 81 II N.
ana ~ y III. Leave Round Hill at 80 2. m,
sat y - p M psss Leesburg. gong eastward,
NJ NJ ~ u ~ and 10 p. M and arrive st Alex.
4Ll;ia 81, 81 Q 10 "l., sDd 3 Is .. m., and st
WAshii%s"A d: 5 l5 u n ard . .. n,
- PSsscn gers from Washington will taxs
- washington and Ohio cMri at t1e Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad ststiou ST @ IL g. m and d 2(
J: a., snl 70 through to Rouud Hill without
cnErRe nf ca!s
Inc JUo n.U. tram from AloxsnGria andl23C
( ~. rain from Round Hul coraect with
Ecamer's Line OF Coaches, which leave Leeg-
burg dsiiy for Aldie and Hiddlsburs,
botn trains, westward, make close connections
~ Vienna, 9Th Si3sons Line Of stages for Fair.
lax court HoUse.
ScrnsnGt;siton 4ioez els, "a cts per mile
aF-1tasi f@keEg, $40.
Z u. HAYENE:y,
T~5t3'-f Genera Ticket :gent,
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az. l., YIRG. MIDLAND Is g. y. X, 4.
~ JOHN 5 BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and alter SUNDAY April II, 1880, Pas
sehEe' trains will run as follows:
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FDgS P9Epr5 s&RVEE..

EVERY MONDAY, TEUk3DAY and SAT.
URDAY at 7.30 q. n returning on allernsto
days.
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q SAEhssGAHS.
1880 GREAT RSO
Pennsylvania ROUTE
i' TIN NORTA VEST s. SOUTHwEs7
DOIIRI,E TI1 a I,K -. w ASt'i

1 SSO GREAT 1880
T1 THE NORTH. VEST s. s0ETswus7
DOUBLE TEACK = - " 90
atHEh RAILS, SPLENDID SCEHyEv
&AGNlFICENT 2QUIPMEST.
1ITiIJ TTyHsT iSsye aps66ington from depot Of b.
neF Of sixth and B st1 sets IS follows: wi
For fnlladeIphis, New York and ths Esst m
N ana 2.OI p III. tslv, except Sunday, ma
u. % o. m daily, with Palace Cars. Lin
Neo h1pfess OF fullmsn Parlor Cars 9 30s
q q a. daily; except Suadsy. For Philsdelphi.
FL IltN5urg end the West 8.O0s m. with
,.iio' car 20 P.ttsburg and Sleeping car to
tEIcasoi lC.4O s. LII. daily; 7.4O o. m. al
@'ta esiace Gar TO Chicago. :
-. Nahsntagua and the North, 90 a. II
sop -@Gept Sund q and 7.4O +. IN, daily, except
A'S'uay WEI I"isce Chr Csnandaigus
Io' Ha.A'hs, lO.4O g. n. daily excep, Sur.
fo- Baltimore, GA, 8 o. $50 snd u 40 > ~
-Vj 40, 40. 5.4n, 7.4O and 1000 y, n
"h sunday, $50 and 1910 =. M; $50, 7.Go
~ FoPes Cresk Line, A &. m. and 40 .. NJ
d.iI5, except Sunday.
FOR Annapolis, 6 A. g. n. and 44Dp. m. ds,In
G&vspt &unday. ''
LOCAL TRAINS.
Fcr a.sz%AtTia 90, : 20, and II a. M, and
~, ~, %, srd II 30 D. II. Sunday ~
=. y ana i! It. snd D. N
t i,sLi,s Leave Alexandria for Wssh;ntto1. 6.OD
:. 4 z night. ~
On Sunday ii Sc and 10 a. N. and and 8 o.
t. ROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH Vi,
s!!sn.ico end Richmond, aili lssve Ale5sD.
a1tS a. a q. IN. daily and 80 o. N. daily
except Sunday. ~"''
I'c&o:s and information can bs procursd \
G:'nGipal railroad statio1s and ticket of6ces
00-.nsaSt' l.. 7. fARAEE,
o.. ~ ,o.r>,,,.,,, GeDn Passenger Aecn:
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D1s Z GOODS.

FeLACK GOODS a SPECIALTY-Ou
p stock Of Black Goods is cong pete, and our
sales have b,ea large. We ssll good goods at
low prices
myll d. r BRASHEAR.
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Letter from 4 dhaSSeur.

special contrscts vii! be made with yearly I'D
yertisers
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= -N ' = = " 0 '"o o D.
Tuesday, April 20.h, $780,
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Foil Euu.iny extra quality, 25c; double width
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ln1ies Hamburg EigIngs and lnsertings; full
assortment Of Kid Govss sprin ias; Lsdiss'
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line White Good; Ladiss' Gaaz, Vests Table
Oil Cloths; Stair nil Cloths Linen Lap Robes,
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-01-02
Entertainment by Knights Of Pythias

BLACK HORSE, December 18Th, 1879.
On December 10th there was grand affair at
Mr.. Thomas H. Wileys, near Shawsvilc in an
oyster supper, given under the auspices of the
Knights of Pythias Home Secret Lodge, No 92
All enjoyed themselves to their hearts content.
The assembly was honorcd by the appearance of
some of our young ladies, elegantly dressed, who
helped to pass away the time agrecably. Among
the crowd of bachelors present it was amusing
to see the furtive glanccs exchanged, and the
bright flashes of wit made many quail.
The caterer of the supper understood how to
tickle the palate, but it was laughablr 10 sec
some of the guests making wry faces over thoir
first attempt TO cat oysters.
Among the livclicst gentlemen present were
DR.. j. Il. Payne, Joshua McComas, j. 4. Ward,
Thomas kirkwood, Lacy Nicholson and Thomas
Turner, who kept up fun enough for all to en-
JOY. Rev. Joseph Nelson lent his presence, and
delivered an address full of cloquence and wis
DOM He reviewed the Pythian order from its
organization, and gave some thrusts TO the Ia
dies who are Jealous every time their licge lords
attend the lodge, and to some who gave Caudlc
lectures after lodge hours. Mr.. Nelson compli.
mencd the lodge for their success and good
stamina and closed his lecture by femarkine
that there existed society 1,S06 years old, or
ganzed by Our Saviour, which is rapidly in
creasing in membership, and desired all to join
II and reap harvest of eternal peace.
MI and Mrs. r. IT, Wiley dispensed with their
usua! hospitality, and all agree that the whole
-dIinlr was grand success GrLlELMIis.