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, 1880-05-23
GRFEy-ROONI GOSSIP,

Bronson Howard is again in this country.
Kate Bateman is starring in the English prov
inces.
George Rgnold WIS playing in " Henry v" In
Manchester last week.
Len Growers "My Sop-in-Law" proved
failure In Philadelphia
Petroleum Y. Nasby is writing new comedy
for Agnes Wallace Villa
Bandmann has been playing to Wretched busi-
ness at BaIdwin's San Francisco.
Miss Marie Williams is playing Mercury in
"Cupid" at the London Roynlty.
When D. Il. Harkins was last heard of he WAS
In Sheffield, England, playing Hdnlet.
II is announced that Charlotte Thompson has
q new play In pickle for next season.
At the Royal Alexandria, Liverpool. the latter
part of June, Sarah Bernhard will act
1.-THE Danites," having struck the Londoners,
will it is said, shortly be produced IN Parls'
Mr.. Fred Zimmerman has accepted the posi- Posi-
ton of business manager TO 1ne CaAio[u1a 1oe~
atre San Francisco.
It turns out that the Hnnlon-Lees. the famous
pantomimtsts. are not coming to this country
next season, after 1H
Marie Muller; an American by birth, is dan
cling at the London AlhambrH- 4 year or 80 apo
she WAS in this country with Mapleson.
faiian intf the hands OF ". 3. Floyd. Possibly
# Will be seen ut Wa1lack's next season.
The author of "London by Might W Il.
Walters died April is at the Leeds tEng4ano|
Intirmary, He was good low comedian.
Narcisse Fournier, dramatic author ana q
reader of phys ut the Theatre Francaise ana 1ne
Gymnase, Paris, died in thar city On April IL
His age Was IT,
Charles Hcngler, the well-known circus man-
aeer, arrived in this country the other Gay VIII
d view to making arrangements 10 pay o1Ae1~
ican artists in England
Mrs Dion Boucicault has returned 70 tnls
country. The ladys stay IN Engtana3 VIZ s,,aLs ~
brief Us her appearance IN London haa P1o'eo
unexpected to the dramattst-
John Mccullough is credited with saying lnaI
there is better appreciation OF SnahsPtnIe a.,e
among the theatrical audiences OF the ooota
than among those Of the North.
Harry Beckett sails from New York on June
for England. He will be absent tor abouL
year. Knrnerine Rogers sailed last esatu1o
She will return in the autumn.
It is said that Osmond Tearle has been en-.
gagged by Wallack for next season at salary y
$1,000 for eight months Mr. Tenrle has sooo
reputation in the British provinces
The Clipper: says that at Maysville, Ky. iast
week, Frank Brown. formerly walking genue,,
man with the Julia Hunt combination, mnrrlcu
Miss Ella ]. Rea, a reputcd hctress. anu couse-
Quenty not professional
The Standard Dramatic company. having
closed their season. will take the road agaln on
Aug 25, with the following people: Miss LIZ L1zzie
Evans, Dora B. Roas. Nelson Comptson. MN a.
Mason, J. Bailaret, and W. T. Perchue.
Adelaide Nelson tells New York reporter
that she IL really going to be- married in lew
, 1880-05-23
LOCAL NOTES.

Ne1t Sunday evening "Humpty Dumpty
VIII De Performed at Mcv1ckefs-
The Eastern tour Of Miss Annie Morgan is fin
asned; she has returned to town.
:, NJ. Charles Austin, Of ~The Merry Ansttns,"
LIED at Hampton, L., on the 12th.
oaiziel means to try his - Oaken Hearts upon
We olympic audience tomorrow night
The Corsican Brothers" will be acted at the
nalsted Street Opera House during the week
Ine new Alhambra Theatre, St, Louis, will be
.psned On June under the management OF J.
&. Esher.
r.. caaaager Haverly finds interest enough in the
nHsm1son Hsa country to induce him to prolong MS
NY Until June Is.
t,! ne Park Theatre company wound up their
n.y. ~ee weeks enga9ement-not very prohtapi.es
ssss-8t McVtcker's last night, "EnGaged"
, 1880-05-23
Leave { Arrive,


G Daily Daily. except Sunday. cDally, excepa
Saturday
Coaches between Chicago. Council Bluns, Omaha, St
Joseph. Atchison. Topeka; and Kansas CITY thsoasa
between Chicago and Kansas City C., B. q. Din
lnE-Cnra attached to all Trains
Chfcn4o, Milwaukee d st. Paul Railway.
Pan -Handle' Depot, corner Clinton and Cnrrs,tl.
sts. Ticket Offices, s. Clark-at. Palmer House
Grand PuclAc Hotel, and ut Depot
, 1880-05-23

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
The following stars and combinations will dur
ing the coming week, play at the places named.
Managers and agents please forward routes by
, 1880-05-23
ENGLISH CRITICS ON ssTHE DAM
1TES.,,

The success OF Mckee Ranldn's venture ap-
pears to be assured, and "The Dante" " will
probably run for some months at Sadler'a
Wells, London. The London papers have de-
voted much space to the discussion OF the piece
From the following extracts taken from pa"
pers appealing to different constituencies, the
general drift OF opinion may be gathered
The Saturday Rerfew says: 1.-THE people who
move through the play are as r1fanly, as chtval-
rous, us ferocious, as kindhearted, and as alive
as the heroes Of Dumas best novels, and their
adventures are as exciting as those OF the brill
liant personages who are concerned in that great
writer's novels and plays" The same authority
thinks that the first three acts are admirable,
and "nll that is wanted to make it equally good
throughout is some judicious cutting. There is
plenty Of dramatic stuff in the two final acts,
but its e6oct is injured By needless complica-
uons and overprotracted dialogs- The improb-
he many reasons for revealing it might readily
be pardened for the sake OF the interest which
the couccalneut keeps up. + there were any
conprehensibIe COM re condonement Of what seemed
to him his wife's undeniable intidelity, and
Of the Parson's unhesitating belief IL 81
wrong. However, much must be overlooked In
q rat1lng me1odrama, and The Danltcs' IS q
play which combines the una1terable attractive
ness Of q thoroughgotng melodrauaa with a
fznef ena nexss Etss ssaba1s
I hare onf ~ Ss ~ tha
Chronicle sets Its down IS a remarkable Play
represented in all its leading parts with SINGULAR
asss pess2 @ae Ths
while admitting Popular; ;a success, ;aa ~ says =
from purely dramatic point Of view.
there are obvious weaknesses to set Of against
situations and incidents OF strikinx-of at
thai thf4se thfnrs have really happened gives life
, 1880-05-23
THE STAGE.
"qwelfth Night" as Reconstructed
by Mr.. Charles Webb.
"Ths Danites English Opinion upon the
PLAY aud The Acting.
Savings and Doings Of Actors,
Actresses, and Managers.
The City Theatres-1he Location
Of the Players.
wEBB,s VERSION OF "TWELFTH
NIGUT.ss

wEBB,s VERSION OF sTWELFTH
N1GUT-s
Afew weeks ago we outlined what changes
Mr. Charles Webb contemplated in the version
n shakspeare's "Twelfth Night" which that
gentleman had in preparation for Robson ana
Crane. The piece is now finished, and BIZ. +" eoo
will call It ~ q romantic musical comedy drama
If produced There will be I've vocal pieces IN
it and the finale will be entirely musical In
this version the chnnges may be thus described:
In the original 1t will be remembered that no
less than seventeen changes OF scene are re-
oueed: in the reconstructed version ten OF
these scenes are dispensed With and two chafac-
tera are omltted-Fadan and Td1ensfne. ~.
no important point or one 8faua poetieat
passage il omitted. The opening OF the pay Ii
new, and at least one-third OF the o1aAog, ene
fresh incidents, and the ne" SITUATIONS a1asmA
from their development are by Mr. "eoo- Ine
interpretations may shock the critic ana the
shakspeareau devotee, but the author hopes
that they may not be found extensively intrusive
on the text Of the great dramatisr, being simply
introduced to carry out the alterations OF the
plot. In this new version Of - Twelfth Night
Sir Tol,u and Str AndrtW ere not 1ntru4uced un-
I'll the last scene of the first act The termlna-
uou is brought about by Lady Nirtd and her
servants interrupttng their drunken rerels, thus,
Mr. Webb hopes, creating an effective and
amusing tab1eAu. The climax OF me next Act
concerns Sir A41dYe1p who with his yalor IS prac-
ticlng for his coming duel and awkwardl,- hits
Sir Toly. In act the third an entirely new Incl
dent is introduced. In place OF Furnishing Nat-
shutting him In dark room. Sir Toby prepares
plot to toss him in blanket and souse htm tl
in foully dirty horse-pond. This IS practically
4 b. Ma1polio Ia W appearing before the spectators,
ank dripping wet and in most qn1tb q ane'
hetween Str Toby and Sebastian (anothez new
incident, but natural consequence BE-
ing Interrupted by LGdv ofrta. The The
a1jcfnai sayo that the character OF
1.fonio appears to be more strongly and ef-
1ectively developed, and thar much is made by
brirgin9 on and keeping on the stage both Sir
11liTrtE and Sir Toby with their heads bound up.
after their thrashing at the hands OF Sebastian.
The plot against Mdluoio is revealed BY Mario.
whom sir TUlH 1narries. Ndiuo1io is dismissed
in disgrace. The Duke and Vioaa, Q&pid and Sc
lcstidn are united
, 1880-05-23

collector during soma ten years Of assfduous
labor spent In gathering together Illustrations
Of ShakspeRtefan subjects.
, 1880-05-23

eaeo and Council Blufs, and Pullman sleeper
Sioux lty On tho traln feavnR CHICAGO Mt 1880 N.
hotel cars west at Chicago.
h-Deppt corner Of Canal and Kiu1ie-stA
Chicago. Burlington d Quincy Railroad.
For Maps. Gulde-Bookt Tlsae-Tables sieepinK-ear
Accommodations, apply At any OF the following
Ttcket-Onees Of the Company III Chicago: 50 Clark-
st.. GRIND Pacific Hotel, Drinka Express 0dtce ION
northeast corner Randolph and State-sts), foot OF
lndiana-av., Grand Central Depot corner Canal and
Etxteenth-sts. Palmer House. and corner C2unl and
Madtson-st8 ION West Slde>
, 1880-05-23
Leave + Arrive.

All ltEa!ns run va Nilwaukee; Tckets TOR st Pauy
and Minneapolis good either via Madison ma
Prairie du CHEN. or vim La Crosse and Wiuoua-
Illinois Central Ral1road.
DepQt foot Of Lake-st aud foot OF Twenty-seoond4t
Ticket OfaCe III Randolph-st-, near Clark, Grand
Pacific Eote, and Palmer House.
, 1880-05-23

Chicago, Rock leland d PAefdc Railroad.
OtRccs, SC Clark-st-, Sherman House, Palmer House
Grand Pacihc Hotel, and Is Cunal corner Mad2o1+
, 1880-05-23

non Saturday night runs to Centraa only.
BON Saturday night to- kGiluan only.
tOn Saturday night runs to Peorsa only
Fh1caxo d Alton
Hmm nenot West Side, corner Connl and Van Blu
rer-st, near Van Huren-st Drldses b and I'd. TTsnty
a. Grand Pocdc Hotel, and Palmer House.
, 1880-05-23

FRIDAY OF eacu Weehs
Attraction
Abbey's Pantomtme.
g All the Rage "--.......-..
Big -Four MinstrelE..
Boston Ideal Cpmpany....,
Boston Museum Company
, 1880-05-23

Davenport i Peoria Express......
Council Iifutfs Fast Express-.......
Kansas City. LeavenWorth Il At
Gibson East Express.
Peru Accommodation. ........-;
Council Bluffs Might Express.....-
Kansas City, Leavenworth i At-|
Gibson Night Express,
, 1880-05-23

Racine. Milwaukee. sheboyRan. .N'ntwoc. .tdauy'>3a a
Night BITS for Milw'ke: &c Tues Frtd7 lSat3 d
Ladlngton. Manistee s. g. ~ SAD Sand.y excepted
Hrnnd Haven Aaskegon, G. Kaptds, &c {dailY.)T %
EoE Green bsy 4e TUESDAY ana kEidaX RH
faAcc Il Iaoakz 1oor Ut AichiZan-ey. sExc&W e&n&67
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Setter tra.al s.ppHE,l;rw.

lHn'rCspoTheAGc II tho Aloxandria Gs%aLto
LGEsEURG fohy. iO--The course Of judge
Ball meets with tilo appI"haion Of sill parties,
nad relieved Ito community Of considerable
EMBARRASSMENT. "s much aUXiGty had boon felt
Tor tn dignity iI:a good order OF our COMMUNE
ty. Judge i. will rot surrender his cfli3a until
his Gu'y 10 do 6" Is authori:ativey determined
4 email frame bar room, ono rCoal, ono story
high and ." Haij at ~: attached, sUlt hern yei
ter''sy inr 81 go John Ka.thie purchaser
Property in i.ershnrG don't seem 10 10 affected
much ~ ruadjuslnient g.
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hIEW BOOKS &c fI:tiuGH,'.!. 9, and &
Al ENG SrEE%I'

-! ~ W pt'fN.h = T. J. II - -. - ana %
IA Elm. STEB&T.
Memoirs .; i!a''.nin 10 &erruaat ;srt4 ard
:! IN -qusro i.,hrsrG lie ,a,h
JtH'hoi'a n"Et :st"r. EY :sikio CJIiins, sea!
side; zoe
ulNilts by Uuta; :3eAsdc, loo.
ihh = lnet"enih to"tury, HIsi,-y, hy Rob
ert NCkcEGic; trsakl!n s;quaro ibraIy, i5G.
M'i;s novo, h7 ;mida; ~ ;ao. go rsi.:s.
cloth, 3 70
uudal tEu T!coicr. az tha America. soony
IN Pals. by a,nGy Hamilton Hooper.
y tScnt.c kaliN, b9 Christian Bid; 20.
kn!"kel b jchcc nryo,s--Ths Lepsnwo:th Gsse;
6lc
:: dian siaa Tor ~ That" Gle
4 ttrgH2u disappearance; G.)c
HERALD lRi3!i KEIttiF FUM;:--i haze
just received Herald blsnk orsubsr iptious to
tho EoTslA Famine Fund. Subscriptions in
smounis from - ceats up sill be gladly received
snd promptly forwarded 10 :he Cashier OF tho
Herald Tho name and EosiianCe OF every sub
scriber will DO published in tho Gerald | a;n
sure Inst il is only necessary to aid that ri the
loves! tslimais 200 900 people sro starving.
fahlO GEO. e. FRENCH.
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TIE "ISDIAN DocToR" IN TROUBLE -
hIOczo Payne, the Indian Doctor" vino, Tor
some time past, tag been hawking his med
zones or the street e9rrcEg Of this city, c.
hitltlng hia strength. and telling what bsd
man nc Is when mad, aoa in irouba for the
second time last Digh:. Uo went to Lccsburg
q week or two ego, imbibed freely Of fire water,
and disturbed the quiet OF that town by at
tempting to scalp Sumo Of bis coloTcG asstcates,
when he was crested. lioed 81 ard sent back
to this city. This quieici tim do8r consider
ably. and Dot much was Ecsrd OF him until this
morning, when he Was brought before Ju4tic,
lIOv'Ioy Cn complaint CT 9. 4. Lnmpkina, ut
whose house lie vas stopping, charged with
stealing . tTu6k !rom another bosrdcr, i. 4.
Owens. c)lOred man employed by him. The
magistrate Office was crowded, AID alter bear
log the tvIdcrce--lIoia witch ii appears that
he pawaed the trnnk and oil it contained fox
Sl0-Jusiice h}7ti>y sentenced him 20 req i've
Dino AID thirty and pay The costs Of the c2sa,
bua before tee judgment was made up tho
Doctor ilijuc,d Lumrkirs to Withdraw tho
prosecution. haG nc waa discharged on tho pay
mcnt of &C SIS.
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r DEMONSTRATORS NOTIUE-The un>
n dersigncd having been appointed admins.
TRAITOR OF tho estate OF Il. d. WOOD, deceased,
and duly qusliled AS such before the Corp ora.
tIon Court OF the city OF Alexandria, hereby
gives notice to ell persons having claim against
said estate TO present them to him duly authen-
tIcatcd All porsons indebted to said estate are
required 20 msko immediate ymont to Tia
subscriber
feb :-Niyg UN y NJHOn sJn>,
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SAUSAGE and MlNCE MEAT OUTER
X: CON BlNED, cheap; Scroll Saws, with
Sheet of Patterns, for IT,; new goods Just open.
Oh ~ IS King street. corner Of Xoysl
j. I. CREIGHTON 4 SON
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GUNS, PISTOLS, &C., al reduced prices, At
~ 81 King st, corner of Roys!--Only think Of
1t seven shooter Revolver, with steel barrels
and leo cartridges, for SlG0
J. I. CREIGHTON SON
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MlSArrROrRIAIIoN or PUBLIC FUNDS 10
1"C SAto Senate Maj. }. ". Daoicl has il r.
INoad The following bill! to prevent and 10 run'
ish the misuse CT misspproprisiien Of pnslc
nnd9 by nublic officers
|. be II enacted. &c, Thst ii any stsio, city,
county or town officer nr cmpluycu haviae Gus
''Hy Of pUblc funds shsll knowingly iaisusa or
"'.nIrropfiato the same, he shsl la deemed
A"Htg q felony, and on conviction thereof,
'4s! b" confined in tho ,enito1li.rr Tor ! Urn,
o mol less than three nor more than Ten ycsr.,
III me discretion of tho jury; and ans daiau. Of
a3y sncn Ctiiccr or employee, in paying over
a"H lHnds 10 tho proper authorities whun re
t"tttu TO DO 50 by law, STALL ba d"rutcA irim I
''cIc proof OF his quit
inns sc. shall be in fyr20 froui ia rsss.cc
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0UATITED.- ". Clifton, ctq., lie d
Iy cI' Cd Judge Ct tic Corporation Ucnr5. CT
this city, qualified this morning before jusc,
John i. Thompson. lie will cater upon the
DISCHARGE Of The duties Of l. Is cfIica Ii The March
tcria q '-,c ur:, In talking with IL pi0uioe5.
Tca5 Just 1r tl!is inrraioG IN lcgGrd to tho an'
polntD .out Of tho asst Sjor he d that there
were several appl c.nts for tho position, ard the
marty would probably recommend II Judge
Cb dton somo clnpctoHt r,aa fer tho rl2c,
"Len tho time @amc, bur whGihcr he 'sGlid apI
paint the nan th,y recommended! oE got ret
cd entirely wth hiInsait l. is uaici seed nat
Fir. AV"iy'atCrE C' oi,c., thcrr,s.snf rs .a.sai,
does not expire un:Il May, ard :hr nrrcint
ncnt, rr0tsb} vii na. b. inaGn until iuro.--
While Judge Charles l.. S;Gnrt was tue first
choice Of The bar aaA people, anl Il tars, in,
possible 10: him 10 b. altc.ct. Mr.. Ci;i!;un uas
preferred 10 aug Other rcaGias,cr that c9i.d b.
named. Al uui!e 10 HnJi Hg ;hst he viii H,sIc
WrF3 ~ t. r>clontJuq iuigc
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IhE CoNCERT Tho concsrt to be rl"3, 10.
M.sat BY the Mendcl55ohn Qaartctic ct Na-h'
"ktOn' OF which Prot. j. ". B!shoti the or
.anlSt oil tho First Congregational Church At
'"at city Is dit,c or, will Dc q r:re tni,sc.ttle1
- Ftoeramnc OF considerable loDstn abound
VI. m 10 charming sod taslrtaI SCI, c'ioua IS ur,
'.uGI iGr HE cCc,sCn. the following a!i.a.l,
, ,,1, ct IN the hichea, !:rms ;.y lie rrc,s
WI De present Mrs Il. n. Paul, apr;an,;
. ''i' J.; Gray, c0n;raitr; Prof Eic,ah. trnrr
W iI1 Mf. It. NJ. Paul, basso; a,als,eu i, Miss
iLaHl2 Evan. sonFaH,; Miss AyGcss Mc2f.4.
r ;l'Fi'io' and Mis- tiara Harrison, pi,nla..
"OSs iond nt sjCd music Hij i.srIy ia,l TO he
r n Prot. Bl,ebqn's renu!at,ou. tx, ia, r
WI %"a these under iim, vii warT.5.L lEa ASSET
100 that the c)5c3r; vii ho .nc ,.i ~, yrrv
"aat ever gwen 10 tbs civ
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AUCTION RAE.aiej.

SALE OF q Dwell
~ LING-By virtue of decreo pronounced
by the Corporation Court OF The city Of Alexsn-
dria in the suit of Samuel II. Jsnuey Va. John
H. Haynes ct o., tho undersigned, commission
ers therein named, will offer for sale by public
auction, before the front door OF the Court room
on Fairfax street, in Alexandria. on WEDNES-
DAY, the Sd day of March. 1880 LOT OF
GROUND and BUILDIN g thereon, beginning
Of, the north side of Queen street 70 feet e,st CT
Pitt street. thence north parallel with Pitt 81.
;12O fset thence cast parallel with Queen street
10 feet, thence south parallel with Pitt street lGO
feet to Qseen street. and thence west on Queen
street is iees 10 the beginning with the use of
an 8 feet alley extending from the northern ter
minus of tho said lot, and connecting with 10
feet alley running Gom Pitt to Royal 81.
Terms of Sale: Slo third of the purchase
money in cash. and the residue in three equal
payments in sir, Twelve and eighteen months.
with interest from tie day Of sale the no!os of
the purchaser, waving homestead exemption,
with security, to be given FOR the deferred pay
ments and the title of the property to be retain
cd until the whole of tho purchase money is paid
JOHN III. JOHNSON, Commits. Of
ALBEIT STUART. j Sslo.
fab 2-eOts
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POYS' TOOL CHESTS on hand and for sale
~ cheap TO close out; nlso sn assortment of
Skates st low prices, suitable for presents Cali
and examine &! SIS King streoL. corner of Royal.
dec Ii j. II. CREIGHTON e. SON
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER pG0BAEII-Izg. ijj. 10. 1880.
For The Middle States c&sterly 20 souLhe,iy
WINS, falling bSr0metoG. slight rise in ,oTapera-
lure and partly cloudy weather, with areas Of
light snow, in the northern portions,
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ssllrIliiir OF Il Rsri.swn

ftTCHSEURG. F:b lO.--A fac bridge 0v: +
III, c.r.o !,V,r. on he Petersburg AID Weldon
L 4, II cI;"fi U.S. ,@,r yci by li?n last
night
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Ain FOR lEELANp.--1'ho canmi,cr hnciur
20 ahnlgc tho Hubila meeting TO be LcIi next
ilonG2Y riiaai, 10 sid lhc sufferers in lrcland,
VII ii.oi - ''o !i'rc Of TIC City Treasurer, NJ
i. HARLOW, 10 inoclow night when The final Or
Ea"geH:, Ms wiii lie n4de, aed the speakers at
Hon"c.i. tn@ t'rSy e ihn city have been
sti'I;ed 40, u Is 1Xpcc.Td ihc n.rtnG will be
very h;itfcaiing 0nc.
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vs r""NAGE ENsEs.-Marfiago iisons c.
CIa sJ EsnGd ~ Washington yesterday 10 L. +.
V'A aGo Matte u. Jacobs. both OF CnIpop,r,
don pUIh j., MullicaD and Martha j. Bon.
''O' DOLL OF Montgomery Co., Nd.
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,,' nhNiEN SEEViCFs. 10 u6rrog ssh We:
J,0HaS! Is me bfgDDiDe nj iI:a;, aul s.fyic. :
~, De held III St. Mays Ehu.cl a. O'Clock
po,in' Ghriat CHURCH q; o'cjuc.. = Ill: y.
C Iu, Church e; o'ctcc< 4. IN s,i Ueac
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. L. Wood. Of N. Y. chairman Of tho
COmmltco nn Ways and Means, reported a
resolution calling oa the Secretary Of tho Treas
ury Tor all evidence 90 file 10 tho I1terrsl Reye
QUO Otii1e Touching Tie enfoc .ucnt of Internal
revenue laws III Northern Georgia. Alden ed
MIR. Conger, ct Mloh.. from the same com.
mttoe, reported back the bill far tho relief Of
eoored emicran,s, Passed.
lit provides that all charitstla Contributions
imported Ter I'll, rtld Ct the c,lorcd persons
VINO nav rnisritcd from their hcmes t, other
'o'at"a shHIl be Admitted il+c Of dutr. iris act
70 takn eject imtucdist.ty and 10 rc,,,o;,, IN
1uica until February !, 1851
The Speaker annpuuc.G tue appcintm,ut If
Mr. Morse, q " iS1., "a :. Hcnirr Of the c,,u-
son 20 loc.;c ant inrai'ss:a lie tur the Naval
Ohs ry:'cr3.
III" llGu>" lace r"S,!n..,t H., Consideration
Vi iFr "i!ai Springs" BIZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10

9oEN, POCKET snd TABLE CUTLER
z Ra%ors, Scissors, &c, Of superior quality. al
low prices, just received at IS King st., cornor
OF Royal, Some worry cheap Knives for email
boys Call and SEQ
j. 4. CREIGHTON s. SON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10

ESCHEATORS SALE-By order of the
~ Governor OF the Commonwealth Of Virgin.
il, as escheator. will oGar for salo at the front
door Of the Court House OF Alexandria county,
. IN MONDAY, the 26!h ds7 of January, 1889.
! hat being Court day, at II o'clock n. TWEEN
/! GY.ONE ACRES two roods and twenty one
] oles Of LAND. in tho said county of Alexsn.
d ria, lstely the property OF James Hilton decd.
W a:ch said land hos oschoasod to tao Common.
wealth, according 10 law.
Tern,e Of Sale: One third Of the parchsso
money " Ill BIO requirodin cash; tho residue in two
equal amt al payments. bearing interest from
dsy of sale. the purchaser TO execute bond With
good personal security, and tho legal tito 70 be
retained Till tho whole OF tho purchase monoS is
paid. FhAHCi5 NJ. h lLLS.
ze- The shove 50 IL is postponed until MON
DAY, the 23t of Fl hruary, Court dsT, as tho
ian 2i-td F. NJ MitL9. Eschcntor.
rNRUSTEE'5 SALE Of = VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND IN FA1kFAX co,
VA.-By virtue of s. daet o. tr,st x ,cutsd by
John Is. Kline heop al. d John Il. Clsyg3.t to tho
undersigned as trustac, snd dstea on the l7.h
day of June, 1873 and Guy recorded acc on th'
No. 4. folio $780, 81, l will cell tp9bsiH auction,
on MONDAy, the lGh day of sDrunFy, ioao.
inst being Court day. in front q mo Court
House or SAID county, to tbs highest 'hdder, 60
much Oh certain THAGI OF LAND, rntln-
Ing 34l sores, more or less situatp in said puh.
", on the Pohick Rolling Road, end being 'es
no. in the division OF tho rca, ests.o Of Vim.
Chichester, deceased, which WAS conveyed to
~ u. GoodH and BY him - tins aforesaid
hineheloe Cisggell. by d3ed4 OF record in
the Clerks Office If tue ssid county, rs will bo
necessary to pay tho beneficiary under ss!G deed
of trust, (Jsmcs GriG3sley) tLe sun Of one thou.
sand dollsrs, with Interest thereon ftou tho Eth
day Of June. 1874.
Torms Of Sae-Cash.
4. ID. KiCHAED3UE. T:usiee
Fairfax co, Jon j5-ts