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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
BTEAMB OATy.


vt. LOUIE.
st. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
ANCHOR LINE.
For g. Louis and all was lan,s.nRs
W. P. HALLIDAY. ................G Gould maste,
Leaves " EDNESDAY February 4. at & pm
CITY OF ALTON................ Btxby master
Leaves SATURDAY. February 2, Mt q D m.
~ THE BOATS OF THIS LINE PAL
partieul ar attention to all way AM
plantation business.
5m@ J. b. WOODS. General Agent,
tO% Common atre4H
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TEXAS.

MoRaAN,s LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL,
PASSENGER ROUTE FOR GALVESTON AND
HOUSTON.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat. foot OF
st. Ann street. at a. m reaching Morgan City
at IA m, there connecting with steamers plying
from Morgan City. In connection with Morgan
Louisiana and Texas Railroad
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RR-3 cases shoes Wagner-3 bxs books Soy
mour & Stevens-8 rolls leather to H Han ell
sundry mdse II 7 Gotham &co-5O bbls oil to Union
Oil Cos bales mess White & Byrne-2 bdls hides to
Urn Meble--l mule jas McaratL-sundries tn order
Total 20s2 bales cotton
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Representing the Jesse x. BeIl.)

Representing the Jesse K. BeIl)
master. clerk.
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board. or to
Il. W. ADAMS. II Commercial Place
P.E.-No wharfboat charges, or commission,
will be- charged at mouth of Rcd river or New
Orleans for forwarding freight consigned to
boat or agent, je6
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WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. AZ Q. m.
~ - FOR GRAND ECORE. ALEXAN.
ekR$ ssft1t dria Egg Bend Norman's. Barbin's
Wares and way landings-The
elegant and now steamer
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ATTAKAPAs.

FOB BAYOU TECHS AND ATOHAFALAYA
Leaves MONDAY. February chr a. at D. m.
IT, FOR ST. MARTINSVILLE, NEW
Iberia. Jeaner-tte. Franklin,. Gem
treville. p ,ttsrsonvills, and all inter-
mediate landings on Bayou Teche and AtchR-
falaya river-The new passenger steamer
BEDFOKD,
A. w. Williamson master. J. A. Haskell and W.
A. McFarin clerss,
will leave as above Fer freight or passage np.
ply on board. or to BRITTON h EPPLEK.
1890 1872 dravier street.
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BATON ROUGE.

REG ULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
SEMI WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY MONDAY. at s .. M. and FRI
DAY. at 10 q. m.
~ FOR BATON ROUGE PLAQUE
AssSsAn mine. Bayou Goula. Donaldsonville.
and all Coast landinRs-The new
passenger steamer
ST JOHN,
j. P. McElroy master
will leave as above returning down the Coast
EVERY SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. For
freight or passage apply on board or to-
no3H T.. O. MELANCON. 81 Bisnvflle at.
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Arrived.

9@M+ AfrtvG0. @.--mmM"@@.5 -.u.-m.
Steamship New Orleans Haisey from New York
2.th inst. to Moulton-2d ds 3
| Steamship Chalmete Read, from New York
24tn inst. to A Whitney &co-Algers
So ship Etva Fabaln, from Havana, to Louis
Ranger 600 I'd dis ~
sp steamship Enrique Mugioa from Santiago dc
Cubs. to Louis Ranger &oo-E.planade ct
1t bark Nuovo Monrn Maresoa. fir III st Thomas
January ~, to A K Miller &co-Point
.M=.m-..=. STEAMBOATS,.
Ed Richardson Beck from 1reenville
Jonn Cannon. iahano. from hsyou SARA
Bedford, Williamson from Cincinnati
st Franci, Belle. Dean from Upper Coast
Alvin Sooveli. from lower Coan,
w Moflett -. from Gsinsvil'e-New Basin
Alice, Porter. from Hope vi la New Basin
oak land Smith, from Pirtsburg, with boats
Harry Brown, Gasser, from PIttsburg with IL boats
tsisw-Osn ~ w.
Nor bark Gala hea Wrodsen Is days from St
Thomas, t. master
Nor hark Gibraltar Tonneson, 20 days from st
Belg bAr Scbeldt. Crosby. 5 days from Key " est,
TO master
RXpOFta.
NEW YORK - Per steamship New York W.
1919 cotton 90 bbs m0lasses 7G hhds sugar 178
bales hides skins SO hhds talow 37s loose hides
10 bale, 1T ss y s.oAs oicake $50 bbls oil ~
bds salt hides 1897 boxe. beef rs bales SAT
sticks fuslic S,t, 40 u specie SAP pkgs aund les
fnNSACULA-Psr steamer Amlte-700 sacks corn
lao sacks oats - bales hay II bo1e, meat - bbs beef
TRUXIL o VIA BEL1ZE-Psr steamship B
Ward Jr--s bb . -four - BIT bbls -four bbs pork
hi W. bbls potatoes 10 bsls onions key I'd
ais lard hrkins butter boxes cheese bales to
bacco boxes bacon bhls sugar ii bales hay Ito
feet lumber - pkgs sund1ies
,lVkkfOOL-Per ship Morning Star-42.6 bales
cotton 20 bbs soap stock >ron pcs slaves
BARCELONA Per bark Sleipner-67.4O3 pos Of
staves
ROUEN-Per bark Hazelhur.INa $50 bushels OF
oorn in nulk IS sacks corn $50 bu.hels)
GEN3A-Per O,ig Z cd $50 bAes cotton 1919 bbls
seed | SAM po-
QUEE .STOWN-Per bark Luigia P-6sal sacks
RoUEN-Per bark Geo Peabody-a6.27 at 1885
basnes bulk 250J sacks corn (54e9 $3.50
bushelnl
RUATAN-PAr sohr Jennie Wood-llo 900 COCOA
nuts i.nt lunches bananas 5000 ptantains bulls Of
lines 70 8 Oteli & BIO
HAVA >A-Per steamship Ellie Knight-0fo0
cigar TO Maxi & Mitan 1900 do 5 PiAssan eco
:, P Nooai II bales le tobacco C. st L & N OR
Re- d, Hernshem & Bro-2o b1s pepper box
ssneage Gepie &
new YuaK - Per steamship Chalnette -
A escorted uia-e
NEW YoRK-Per steamship New Orleans
UT LLA-P Per -chr John Atwood-ah. ot0 cocoa
10 hunches ban Anas zoos pantaius Dbls Of
llmee to Mashcoa Br0s
~scSipIa Ut Produces.
GIN IHNATI-Per sreamer Reiford-so half
bis pork &, I" aaa-. Fairchiid &co--2% bbls pork
DOS a,,is beef Vcse Bros-aO tierces lard to
Burke s. Thompson-so Dkgs butter h Lawrence
40, -, d, orle 5 bbls vinegar hf do j q Spor
= hf do Roe'n.r & SohulGz cree, hsms V0se Bios
II hhds tobacco Hsrnsheim 4 Bros do and ok
aam pies ,rder-O bbls onions 81 bbs potatoes to
9 " Dawson &co-so do Wallace FArchild ECO
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

BAYOU MACON AMI TENeAs.
TENBAB AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET. 1
Leaves SATURDAY. January 81. at p:m,
F, IT, FOR FLOYD. DELHI, WARSAW.
lRsss2 Crocketts Point, Egypt Cut-on
Wes wood. Eureka. Mound B,you.
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas-The fine passenger steamer
TkNsAa,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
~ = BRifToN Il EPpLER, 1872 aravier ct.
de2s LORD d NOPE IKE LA qr-vier street
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NED RIVER.
ned River ana rexa..

Ned River and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
POKTATION COMPANY, AND TEXAS Pa
OTTO HALLWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
through bills OF ladinR and through passen.
ger tickets TO all landings on Red river and all
railway stations In Texas. The best route to
m. - FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFrER.
AE1 - son, Hot Springs. and all landings
on Red River and railway stations
In Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT
10 Bryarlv. M. L. Seovell master.
Leaves MONDAY. Feb. .. at 6 D. m
No wnArtbOaL cnu, yes. drayaxe y, commission
will be charged al mouth Of Red River, Bayou
Sara or nj New Orleans. In for Warding freight
consigned to the company by bill Of lading
For freight or passage apply on board OF the
boats or Mt the Office of the company, No 46
Camp street. JOS A, AIKEN, President
NJ. W, JOYCE. GEO. ID. HITE,
j. u. CARLIN, BRITTON d EPPLER
ja4 LORD Il MoPEAKE. Agents
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NStUW-OOn ~
Nor bark Gala heR. Wroidsen IS days from St
Thomas, t. master
Nor bark Gibraltar Tunnes0n, 20 days from St
Thomas to master .-@
Belg bA n Scheldt Crosby. days from Key est
TO master
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
AulorassN aAags.
l,y Ngasn a Wiae


heal Rb,ato Agenta and Aotioneersl
RUIhiliNii hilI OK LOTS FOh GALE
~ HY PUBLIC AUCTION OR AT PRI.
VhTR SALk.
Tho undsreiRned, commissioners, appointed
by deere0 OF the Corporation court for tho city
OF Alex andria, made at tho Novomher term.
leS), In q certain suit therein pepains @iii ca17
.yS seis py pubic auction, or II not sold Mt pub.
no suction. 3. privat' sala, q Lo'Fey GROUND,
hsRnning st tho intersection Of Lhe sou.h side OF
Riikes stroet with the west side of Alfred street.
aud running thence south With Alfred stree. and
binding thereon 176 frst inches; thence west
and parallel with Wilkes street l23 feet inches;
thence north parallel with Alfred street l76 feet
inches to Wilkes street; thence east with
Wilkes street and binding thereon 1913 feet S
inches to the beginning Said lot will bs sold 30
whole or divided into eight lots fronting on
Alfred street u FEET by 123 feet 5inches
Terms of Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in c ssh; the resitue in three equal in
stalments at one, two and three years, with in
terest, for which the bonds of the purchaser will
be taken, and the title to be retained until the
whole purchase money shall have been paid
Sale to take plsce in front of the Corporation
Court room. on Fairfax street, on & ATUkDAY,
the 4th day Of Dscen bsr, 1890 Ct IL m.
GEORGE a. MUS aBACH,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
novl0 cots Commissioners of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

| had read thai sLgog .ef4e1s used bullcck's
blood to clarity toe jquor, and in my sym plicity
asked my friends whelo 1as the bullock blood.
He laughed very haagty 81 my ignorance. and
told me there had rct Heun srch thlcg used
in Greeuock silce rs asd known anything
about the trade, no0 ove1 thlrty years. w hat
struck me most vas the 1saG aud mud that my
friend showed lne had >eea taken out Of the
raw sugsr Wbeu I saw L filtered; AID / that day
registered & VOC chat w0dld never again DO
tempted to buy real raa sugar. for domestic
u5a. | shudder as [ tliak or The quantity of
mud that must have scteG 10 my Ime, aud
feel annoyed ct baviog be9n deuded into pay
log penny pound aoFe for the real raw
sugar" than cluit ba7a bought The pure re-
foed artioo tor. [ told r1Y frieod what Was
passing through MP mind, Gt which he again
augbed, and saic livery one that comes to
see through tho refinery sGys the same thing.
You sometimes hesr crlcaTs charged With put
ting send iu ihsir 81 gar. Thny really do notn-
ing OF the sort. l. woGld cot pay them to do
So even if they had nine. If The nse OF raw
sugar were given up b. che public We would
never again hear of such an accusation against
ths poor grocer" Ejy SIic0d seeing the disgust
I had disolayed at the ssad and mud took me
into the lab rstoIy in ccnaeGtion With the r:inery
where he said be would snc1 ue even worse
than mud in raw sugar. Eo took small glass
vessel like tuu bier, irio anoh he Put tea
spconfut Of 'real raW spgao. such as ls sold 10
the shops, and theu poCreG GONE water slightly
heated over It. In sn026 time little specks
appeared Oh the surface. scarcely visible to the
naked eve, two Or three Of Uhch be placed ua
der microscope and bsde me look through Il.
To nv s.Iszsaent | saU itL!6 insects like lice
crawling abuut. I ask ID shat they we're, and
vas told they we're the Ac>rIs sacchsrl, or raw
sugar mite, aud that they sGlund In raw sugar,
more especially in tie better descriptions,
asked if Inere were nOue 20 Do f0uod 10 rehned
sugar. and my friaDd said 20; that thew were
Ill either retained io the altering bags or killed
during The boiling. | cDders and celebrated
chemist hiss estimated t..::et there will be as
many IS 100 0G0 Of theae creatures 10 pound
Of rag sugar learned Lat there were about
2 70 refin.rics at work in Hreenock, iurnlog
on; s. nb0u 250 600 10 800, Geo IONS Of soft refined
sugar per vuunm be.ng LaJce than third OF
ali the sugar Consumed 10 Great Britain.
Greenook aa9 great osturs Advantages for the
refining q sngsr, heQio9 excellent naroor ac-
COMMUNICATION, where me largest vessel can dis
charge the raw material. being near to the Ian.
srkshite eJai Ids, having 90 uollmited supply
OF Waser at very cheap rate, and plentiful
supply Of CHEAP labor -CA0D1ber'S S JOMrnaL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

The lates. aud mos; tTus worthy statistics Of
the popuIayioo of the earth have just been given
to ths public by Beam and Wagner, the dis
tiaepished Germag geogrspheTs whose '7ork,
nubIisbed al irregular intervals ls everywhere
accepted as the bjghes; au,hcrl On this SUB
i9os, FROM this we learn thar the world IS
being p4oDled at the encouraging rate OF nearly
a million moth. The totaI pOpul3tion Of tho
globe Is log l 455. .903 600, or ID I18 OOO
greater then il waJ niaeteen moods ago.
when the auJf lrs issued their last pubcatlon.
Th- announcement OF This tac: Will d1uottess
exoile tTeah alarm among the d'SclpIeS "i
Melthue wherever any .re 20 be found. Con-
sider.Uiy n,re than half Of the people OF the
earth ar3 gathered iu Asa. That countFY IL
reDorted 70 rave = Dopuls.l1n OF 834 IO' wv;
Europe, 3l5 929 900: AtCIc3, 2O5 6G9 wv;
America g5 49j 00J; Australia ADD Poyncais'
4 OBI 900, aoJ tbs Pll'r reRlon5-that Is,
(Irosniaod and Iceland SO 900 OFthe principal
Countries Of Europe Jrm1ny Is c:ed'ted
with 43.9O0000 iahabtso'si AnsIha aaf
HDgary, IS 600 600; France, 3I,OOO,OCo
Great Britain, 81 800 0O0 and re eoufe
Rnsaiau domo ,as about oo.OOOOOO. O.
whIch nearly G6 0J0 900 are in nuael" proper.
;rnronesn Tu kay hs8 1886 900 people, and
Asjstc Turkey. 16 $40 90. OF Asia's popuIs"
ion emma with ali is depandencies is re-
port oorted to nave 424 525Coo; J,psqi $a,333 co.,
End British India, Z4O z9o UCO The Unlted States
nnTtoine more tlan halt Of tne American p1p1
la;ion. British North Amecics mas 3 383O go.
| MEXICO g. ,395 coo snd 8raz, the most oop4 4'oQ'
| Of south american ccuntges. II 100, 600 Wnlle
tha 5ures in this WOri; have been taken from
cao.us and other eff isl reports, whenever such
,ontsrisl was il ext .aace as late SO toe beginn-
| ing Of 1880, the authors have of course In many
Instances been under the nee :ssity Of giving e8-
tinates which, in the Case OF parts Of AtrcA and
! Asia, and soIns other regions can oe little more
| torn euasses But the estlu stes have generally
been made with care and skill and sfoFt tf7
latest auo best information 20 be had on the SUI
j~ct The general accuracy Of thrir compu:s''H%ns on
is shown 81 the fact that the sutn3fs ono w ov
popuIxlion OF he United States as AZ w. "a
cIusve of 300 OlO Indians, Walcn '8 no1 ntuCn Luz
sniss for an estimate made witto sPy Blu i0n4
Inc census Of this year.-N z HeraG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
FANCY gOtsHSa.
Q. M. ADAMS 8.

An Immense assortment OF Merino Underwear
showing the largest and most completa stock of.
forod IN tho city for ades gentp, misses boys
and infants pricos 15c TO IS each
Ribbons. NnraaLa and y -Akc;--sL:cs@.,
Germantown, Saxony and Shetland Wool
Yarns in all colors and qualities; zsphyr Worst
cd, full supply; always in stocR Canvass, NJ OF
toes, Emnroidering Silks and Needles
Buttons, Spool Silk Cottons, Thread, Soaps,
Perfumery. Jewelry, sc.
Hosiery in solid colors, Stripes Balmoral,
Baibriggan, Merino, Lsle Thread, Mourning z
aud Yarn; over GOO dozen of fire and medium
price Boslery prices from l0c 10 So SO per pair.
Wooden Shsws, scarfs, Hoods and Nubias:;
Gloves in Kid. Buck Sheep and Dog Skin,
French Castor, Cloth, Berlin. Ring wood, Cash
mere and Updesrsff price 25c to 81 per pair.
Gents fine Neckwasr in Ties, Bows, Rutland,
Del oinvile and handsome assortment OF Clsu-
dents Scarfs, Shirta, Collars, Cuffs and Silk
Suspenders.
Neck Ruffling, Ruff, Lsces, Edgiags, Veil
ings. Hoop Skirts. &c.
O. M. ADAMS 90 King st,
sep16 Ae1andris, We.
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Ill HITCHCOCK LAMPS!
We have lust received lot of the above ceie-
brsted LANDS which took the first premium al
the Alexsndris Fair. 20 1:st
oc5 MCLEAN & UHLER, 10 King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

~HE WINDSOR FAMILY SCALE-We
have lust received another lot OF above, pro.
nounced by sll tine most convenient family NY
scale in use'n They require no weights and are
balanced quickly Gall snd examine. ne
oct7 Mel LEAN & UHLEk, 10 hlng 81. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
T'RUSTER'S SALE OF LAND IN FAIR.
Il FAX OOUNTY-By virtua of deed OF
JOHN 8. BARBOUR.
oct l6-td Oommissi 1ner of Sale,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN FAIR.
a FAX OOUNTY-By virtua of q deed OF
trust fron Theodore l. Chase, aid being thereto
required Dy parties secured thereby, the under.
Big aed trustee in said Iced, will offer for sale at
public auction, in front of Oats tavern. in the
village of West End, and county of Fairfax, st
day of December, 1850 the TRACT OF LAND
conveyed to him in said deed and described as
follows, viz: Beginning at dead poplar stand,
ing on the south side of Dogue ruu, corner Of
Carpenters patent, now VIM. Violetts; thence
9. 79se " so poles to three marked white oak
ssplngs; thence 8. 25to. W. 1013 poles to hick'
ory and pile of stones; thence with the line o
Dennis McCarty Johnston n. 3230 W. lo7 poles
to marked dogwood, corner to ElU Sd Comp
toms lot; thence with his line n. 520 g, II poles
to stake on Dogue run thence down the sew
ersl courses and meanders thereof to the begin
ming, containing 81 acres and CD poles.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
oct3O-w4w Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
Sand L. 8agaF.

Specisl contrecis 7ii IL made with yearly sd-
vertiseTs
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TOMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
OABLK FAIRFAX LANDS.-ln pursuant

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
~ ABLE FAIRFAX LANDS-ln pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court of Falrta1 coun.
~, Va. rendered at its June term, loeo, IN sne
suit of James 81. Simpson ct ais vs. John u
Detweiler ct sls.. the undersigned. as commls :
sloners therein named. will offer at puoHc SAFE
at Fairfax Court House, at one o clock p M. on
MONDAY, October l9sn, 1880, (Court day. thss
IKAOT OF LAND purchased by j. u ~, Det
weller of j. 81. Simpson, and conveyed to Inos.
8, Love in trust by deed dated 18th Decem per
1860, and containing l64 acres, rods and
poles. The said tract lies in Fairfax county,
near the village of Clifton; has substantial IN
proyements, good houses and fences; oners rare
Inducements for grazing &C.. ..,,
Terms; So much cash as Is necessary W pay
expenses of sale and suit; residue In three eqas
annual instalmsnts, with interest from aay W OF
Sale with good personal security and Eetentlo13
OF title until payment is fully made. fersons. ..
security will be dispensed with On pay meat !. o.
one ethird of purchase money in hand ana II .h .he
purchaser fail to comply with the Terms; sns
Sasn payment to be forfeited and sne lsho TO
-'1>' 81. w. THOMAS,
THOS. r. LOVE,
JNO. NJ. OkR,
r. B. STILSON,
sep 2S-1swts Comm'rs. OF Sale:
a% The shove sale is postponed until MoN, s,
OAY November 10Th. 1880, at the SANE l1n laa LOU
and place. ocssee-Wtd
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ar0yEs AND TINwAnE.

.EN OCH GISlMIL
Ia prepared 10 attend 10 any urler OF ~yrt in
tho STOVR and TIN businesps IN his Old sub"
stapta way Orders left at his chop in Inc rear
corner King end Fairfax streets will raceiva
-;iTrS,,,,,i attention. sepz9-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
oct30-w4w
YPRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. MILL AND LOT In FAIRFAX CO.

YpRUsTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. MILL AND LOT In FAIRFAX CO.
Pursuant to deed ofttust dated the 6th OF De.
csmber, 1872 recorded in liber 2, No. 4, folio
l75, given by James Fox and wife and others to
the Undersigned, to secure one R. Summers l
will offer for sale by public au ,tion, st FallIs1
Court Rouse. in front of the Court House, on
MONDAY, the 18th of November lssO; 81 w vsoa1 y =
LAND attached. The Mill is situated upon
never failing stream of wafer, is in good running
order and is about one mile and half from me 9
v. NJ. E. r. Upon the lot is comfortsoie 11
DWELLING HOUSE, of Six rooms, Win BIZ
necessary out buildings.
Terms of Sale: One tenth cash; the residue IN
l2 and years, with interest from the day OF
sale, with deed of trust to secure deferred psS,
ments. Upon failure to pay either of deferred
payments, the land to be sold under trust DECD
oct2I-w4w JAMES III. LOVE, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

~ooppRs, ADZES AND DRAWING
& GRI GRNIVES: also small Chopping Axes, such
~ are used for getting out hoop poles, JUST re- s.
caiVed and for sale at SO King street, corner Oh
,tovaI street, Alexandra. Va; eroN
oct7 j. T. ORElG6ION @ oON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

~EW MACKEREL, in 5 lb tins, for family
~ use kits half bbls and bbls; also large ias
shore No. extra choice as ION a. neu1T7s
oct22 HARMON q oAiA1Ao'
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-17

W. x. KNIGHTS,
GoRNER OF FRONT AND L STREETS
VI Highest price for Hides, Sheep Pelts and
Tailow Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses
Etc. Prompt cash returns made for all cOnsign-
ments oI2-4ntf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

DR.. A. G. Grierssn, the Philadelphia wife
poisoner, has been refused new trial and was
sentenced to death.
The President nominated Theodore F.
Singizer, of Pennsylvania, to be Secretary Of
Idaho, and Edward P. Champlin, of Mich
gan, to be Receiver of Public Moneys at
Deadwood.
1t is officially announced at New York
that the Western Union Telegraph Company
have adopted rates equivalent to the other
companies.
Edward Kennedy, who last week pleaded
guilty to murder in the second degree at New
York for shooting Nellie Stokes, yesterday
withdrew the plea, and will stand trial for
murder in the first degree. Physicians de
clare him crazy.
Adiutant- General Drum turned oven
Signal Service to General Hazen yesterday.
The demurrer of the Steamboat Inspecto-
to the indictment for manslaughter in con-
nection with the Seawanahska disaster has
been sustained at New York.
A New York dispatch says: Mrs. Berg
mans relatives will attempt to have her COM
mitted to the Insane Asylum. She threatens
to kill herself in this case. When informed
of the intention she ran out of her hotel and
anneared in an hour at the central police
,tice flushed and her clothes torn and
soiled.
Al Yung, Chinese laundryman, opium
eater and an unsuccessful poker-player, sui
cided at Chicago yesterday on account OF
general ill luck
Commodore Thomas S. Phelps has been
ordered to the command of the Mare Island
Navy Yard.
The following Directors of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad have been selected for the
ensuing term: c. P. Huntington, A. A. Low,
A. S. Hatch, Elias Higgins, John Castro,
Jesse Hoyt, A. L. Orr, Ezra Wheeler ana
Ed. Tournee, all of New York w. G. Wick
ham, of Virginia; John Echols, of Virginia.
The net earnings for the year were $500 600.
The steamship Scindia, from Palermo,
brought to New Orleans yesterday 210 emil
grants, most of whom so to plantations in
Louisiana.
The Lower House of the Austrian Reichs-
rath has agreed to the proposed Government
loan of Is 500, 600 forms.
A bill has been submitted to the German
Federal Council authorizing the issue of a
Government loan of 54,000,00O marks, for
naval, military and postal services.