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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18
TIE iNrEnNArToNAL nRaA1rA.
The Preliminary Trials To-day anu To
morrow, aud the Final Test ON IN

aoth.
LONDON, November 1.-THE interna.
ton regatta committee has decided by lot
that the first trial heat tomorrow, at 1:9O
P. NJ, shall be between Laycock, Elliott,
Hawdon and LARGER. The second heat,
at 9, between Riley, Ross, Largan and
Feeley. The third heat, at 2:40, between
Warren Smith, Hosmer, Gibson and An.
derson. The fourth heat, at $3.50, between
Trickett; Nicholson and Clasper. The first
two men in each heat will be allowed to
row again on the 19lh, when two heats
will be rowed from Putney 10 Chiswick,
and the four beat men in these two heats
will row In the tual heat, which will be
irom Putney TO Martlake, on the 20.h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

ALBANY, N. Y. November 1.-THE State
canvassers met to-day and adjourned until
tomorrow. The official returns from oil
counties, but New York. give GarAeId's
electors 82,2ls msjority. New York is
estimated at Al ,S76 majority for Hancock's
electors, which makes Garfeld's majority
20 $40,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

BE Hill, Of Georgia, who is preparing
s,peech In favor Of a protective tariff, Is
ltused by the Wilmington (Del.) Erry
E@ing, Senator Bayard's home paper, OF
3utiug a Republican alliance in his
stnt letter to Congressman Chittenden.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

CONGRESS has right under the Consti.
asiou to judge Of the election and qualifi-
atoms oil its members. Under this pro.
1aOn it might exclude a slanderer and
P.riurer like Hewitt from seat. In the
interest OF honorable men it is our i'm.
lIessiOu this ought TO be done.-Cm.
GsMD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

Cleveland, November IT, President.
elect Garfield has received information Of
the death ola niece, OF solon, and will, 10.
morrow, go to that town from Mentor, to
attend the funeral,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

GALVESTON, Tax, November 1.-THE
Nert' Corsicana special says: A special
train carrying four companies OF the Six.
teenth infantry struck broken rail ioul
miles above here, ditching four coaches
and wounding twenty-five men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18
rRLsrArE rAIs AT srEUsENvILLE.
The Inaugural steps Toward the Orrani.
zation of an Association Taken by q
Rusiness MEMS Meeting last Might.

Antton OF an Association Taken by
business MEMS Meeting last Might.
NJ srEUpRSviLLE, November II.
Special Dispatch the ln,ellIsencer.
The business men of this city held
meeting tonight to discuss the subject OF
establishing q Tristate Fair in this city.
Some stock was subscribed, conditionally.
and committee was appointed to look
after grounds and to determine the
amount Of capital necessary. Hon. Robert
sherrard is chairman Of this committee.
The fair. II put through, will not only
have agricultural and horticultural dis.
plays, but will also embrace mechanism 10
a great extent A half.mile race track will
be one Of the features.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

LITTLE RocE, November l7.-A heavy
anow storm commenced at 8 O'Clock this
morning and has continued without inter.
1lisaion ulnce, and is now falling at s ?. N.
This s something without precedent in
this latitude.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

SAN FRAxclsco, November IT, The
United States steamer Jamestown was
caught in a cyclone at sitka, but was saved
from drifting ashore by the schooner
Gan. Miller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18
Nntionnl Grnnra MeniInr.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE National
Grange patrons Of husbandry) met in
annual session to-day. All the States were
represented. After an address by Prof.
WoOdman the meeting adjourned until
| tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18
ConneelIenl,s Yole. OnielaI.

HALrroRo, November 1.-THE official
vote in Connecticut shows Garaeld's pla'
rality to be 2,05e; majority over all, 1889
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

HAyre, November 1.-THE steamer
Cimbrla sailed hence to-day with l,llO,.
francs, In specie, for New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
CONDITION OF THINGS IN ERISs
GREEN ISLE.
Prospect ofaspIlt In the English Cabinet
ON Account OF a difference ofOpIn.
ion Concerning gIreiand-Oiher
Foreign Notes of Interest
and Importance
rnEIaIsu SITUATION.

The Errand Of Erin.s ErrIng Sons to
Erue's The Country Awaiting the
Spark that VIII Cause General Expio-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
GATHERED IN THE NEAR xErGHHoR.
HOOD.
Fair at steubenyilIs-Robbesy
In Jeirerson Comfy. 0hio-BeImont
County Criminal Notes.-The sieu.
bsnviIie Furnace Not Chilled
Elders In Council.


Tho Report reiegraphed from steuben.
VILE by Irresponsibie Correspondents
Not True.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
BY Green s. Wise. Auctioneers.
Public Sale Of the Pioneer Mills
IN TIE CITY OFALEXANDR1A VA

IN TIE CITY oFALEXANDRIA.v VA
We will ctf.r 70. fsa st public .nc,;on =.
W HSnAY, the 9Th Day of NAV. 1850 st
O'CLOCK p. m, on the premises, tho yslusbie nro
perty known SIS THE P]ONEER MILLS 10
ca.ed Ia said city, Nt tae foot o: Duke s,roct Ar,
ne med!atoly on tho water front of Po.ons
frEer, with wharf sud ample depth Of water 70
~. .ue ta!sos: Veasa,;, ard the advantage of one
'n9 T pes; Wanst srd corn markets in the country
ING nulioinS IS ole Of The best snd m nst sub
stInlls! 10 DC found; is built OF brick, witt
spiGno!i granite foundation; four stories high
Win allie; covered VITA State is i5O1SO feet
ems me hnn Boiler house liOx;U fett; has II psir,
o! II feet burrs; capacity o!C0O bbs per "a hours
elevator l3sl3 feet to l!t and 2ad stories pair OF
engines sad SIX boiiers; boiling machinery and
gearing.
The building is on ground leased from the
city; no city tsx's on the property or on th.
capital inVes:sd in tho business of msnufsctu.
iha' ana wo think that if applicst!on be msds 20
me Slty Council the ground rem: will be remit
teo 10 Inc purchaser 1or the first ten years of
active operation.
Tho Mills are open for inspection TO any psr.
lies wishing TO examine the property.
Terms or Sale: Cash preferred, though res.
sonaole cash payment WI Nd DO received at time
OF SALE and the residue in II, IS, and 81 months,
equal payments, with interest," and deed of trust
on the premises. GREEN & WISy
aprl3.eots for the ownera
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
LG[-fE EEEETTSH5

Gls Is the month f1r anniversary nsstinys
lnesmsll boy anticipates the gu IN ucr vacation
The best pen-wipe!s sTe imro led f,o,n Ger.
msby. '''' uei'
Nos for an avalanche of,..sg hsts and ,iobt
suits. V A"u ''sn'
Ihefe will be a servite at Grace Church on
Ascension Day :; .. A.
tie Al0Hett bell il n LONGER heard !, rho
'n". 1t ceased to riuG last Slu;d.y.
Good CcmpsnG" !ur &sg gives some s.ronp
weeklies. ~ 'oos
-, ar. X. L: Tren. trakeo.sn on the Vircinis
aluand fa'lrcsd, has b Zen pronut &c t. Baggage
me schooner Robert Janes came Down from
snasnins.rn yesterday and wsn: to .he sLiDysrd
a lsrse t'mpe:anca eating VISA held at Sc.
6on. j. T: updeslaG, of Ohio. Kew MI
fe,f'e and NJ. l.. ID. Harrisor4
The Council the Protestant Episcons, Cbnrcb
n me Dlocese of Virgins meets this vssr in
reiersDorg. The session will begin on The 10Th
W.. Two largo sbirs have lean chartered By the
v'rS ma a. aud IeoEcssec Air Line. to be loaded
a. Nortok Tor LIVERPOOL with O t a, from
Memphis ti;tc. ' y" 'iouD
1t Sou OF c: to aDy Of the conservative e,n-
o'oetss Tor etdtc to be voted FIR, The rrone,
'l9s anu pace to make your oil c.icn is at the
primary election to norrow.
The o. shook factory 10 Fred ricksburr has
neen rented to parties f)rmcl; of Portland,
Me- VINO propose TO engage in m,uufaotrricr
hogshead S ayes.
marriage licenses were issued in WASHINGTON
yesterday to Richard Mchonamin. of PhiladeI.
phla, ia aad Alice Phillips, of this citp: Roh
G5t is- lor, OF this city, and Sophia Sincox, of
n nee WlllIam county, Va; James Gsrt cf
WASHINGTON. and Della a. TslIi.ferro ofOran 20 ",
Court House, Va. ~ - otA's 81
:. Inc rotcmsc Stesmbo %. Company mat in Raj.
tinOre Saturday last and ihe resignation of Mr.
y =, y. SsVsgs The president, was accented and
MI! Mr. Cnsnacey, of Philadelphia, wss elected to
tnat e1hce. Mr.. George Mattingly, superinten-
oent, WAS authorized to charter steamer to RIM
en- en- tne Ohoptank river route, in addition to tho
Go.i oanns, ana contract was closed with tho
Ia Ia ' s % holllngsWorth Company, of Whining
,Dn 5or me construction Of new boat to run on
The Potomac river. NA va
l., Jupiter; Saturn, Venus Mercury, and Men,
IIno are gong duly as morning stars this month.
euus, ~nicn rises at quarter past four q. m.
Is charming object to behold in tho neaoani
may nlornlnks, as, t!emulous with briebtness
sue eiesms IN the rosy glow that hersids the
near approach OF the sun. A beautiful nicture
Is unrolled on the 7Lh Of the month for The slon.
Iot crescent OF Inc waning moon, only two DAYS
To'ole her chanSo, is then in close yiciniLv 10
oupi'er, Saturn AMI Mars. The MAY moon fulIs
On the II % Tho noH moon of the Oh is nexr
msfs On the 18th and near Uranus on the la,h
Tue day after her first quarter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
HsEDICENsg,.
old DIR. DODD's POW nERs
~ A Family Medinina -

LID DR. DODD'S POWuE rs
~ A Family Medicine
\, 1ouug and Middle Aged Ladies suff.,io, with
Nervousness, Debility, Twitchine of ths Mn..
cies' ringing in the Ears, Spscks befIra tho
yves: Spssms Mysteries, Palpitatioa # the
6esrt, Indigestion, Melancholy, Low Spirits
dependency, Headache, Seeple.sne.s Evil
n roiseS9oo,ngs. Cold Hands and Feet. take Dr..
"a Ladies who are debi!itsted aud nervous,
WIN WeaS body: and digestive organs disordered.
oS, tr loss OF appetite, impoverished blood,
CT wy Or. Dodd's powders and you will fsei
| a new lessee of life Ne' 'Ao ''Ns-t
IT,, Old and Middle Aged Men who have kept
~" LUIS ana nave been imprudent and violated
&c ta'9S o. heatth and matnrs until the r,Gor Of
tye % gore ana you are proslratoi m sa.sliv and
or duties Of life tex, DR.. Dcdi's Powders and
you Will feel yourself mea again.
Young Men and Women with noie on5 soc-
gcra faces. thLs IN flesh, broken down in ,,,iu1
ana oody With shattered nervous system, taxa
CLD DR. DonD's NERVINE Tonic PoVDERs,
ana stop that loss which brings On MelauchoIy'
rrHs, insanity. Consumption and An e.rlv death
lucy Will give you health and strength. and
,1scTeaSe the flesh and bring the bloom Of youth
70 the cheeks, tranquility to the mind, and bro.
ance sound aud REFRESHING steep.
~ Nen snd Women who sre slaves TO the Use of
hoDtcco Liquor, Opium or Morphine. take Dr,
Dodd's Powders; they act IS an ontidois snd
VIII Destroy tue appetite or taste for the use of
Tue above stimulsnts, which is ruinous n Tho
nervous system. For sale By JANNEY & 90
ages for S. ga onoN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

GOOD TEMPLARs. Tho cfi ,ers of Golden
Light Lodge of Good Tempars eI,cted at 8
previous meeting, wtrs installed Monday night
last by the lodge deputy. Mr.. Giles A. Penick.
A deleRatoo from Washington. consisting oil
me ofc RS Of the Grand Lodg, Of the District
Of Columtls, will visit the lodge n,xs Nlopdsy
night, and preparations arc being ralo fcr
their entertainment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
CANAL COMMERCE.

:, n7H!ved-Bosts NJ SANFORD, " Smith, L II
81 81 'tE sid PatcR, TO merican Coal &c; u l.
tsyIoF, Congress and Johnnie s. FRANKIE, 10
"sVrgas Creek Coal and Iron Co
,Oeeared-Boats M sandford. w Smith, Z n
JohnuIe & frankie,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
BY Green & Wise
lReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
UNSTABLE PROPERTY TAUUTION.

al
DEs1kABLE PROPERTY ATAUCTiioN.
Will bs offered for sale By Public Auction.
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of May, 1880. At II
CLOCK, IN front OF the Mansion House, on Far
fax street, in the city of Alexandria. Va the
following property, to Wit:
No. |; The three'story BRICK DWELL.
Ing, No. II Washington street, north. Has
al the modern Improvements. Lot fronts about
lU0 ieet on Washington street, aud extends back
70 OF. SAsspn street. 245 feet 10 inches Very
No: 2. A LOT fronting 50 feet % inches on
ess! sac OF Water street, a1d running back to
Union street 3 q feet.
No. s. A WATER LOT On northeast corner
onlon "a ana Qaeen Streets fronting on Union
ssfees " lset inches. and running into Poto-
OF Sa feet' being north half of Queen street.
No. a LUT on the east side Of Union ba.
tween Luxe and Prince Streets front 3 } feet on
Union street, snd running into the Potomac
liver. das wharf front of SO feet and on it two
separately with the lots. or IS whole. ~
p NO. o. A LOT OF GROUND at tho Stone
Bridge. south side Of Duke street; contains
ABOUT 81 acres; has two dwellings on it; good
sprlng and never failing branch on west side
whole.
Terms of Sale: One third of the purchase
money IN cash. aud tho residue in II. Is aud II
months, with interest," and deed of trust on the
premises
apl0- cots WARWICK p. MILLER
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE a. tho
~ same timo and place, the HOUSE and
LOi on the west side Of Lee street, II feet south
OF frlncess street, "a faet % inches front on Leo
street by l23 feet inches deep
also the THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
and LOT on tho cast sice Of Royal street he
tween frir O. snd Eu;,o streets, No. c. south
hoyal street, che house /; in good order, and
has al The Incdcra improvements.
GEGEN s. WISE,
ar-.~s FOR tho owner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

The PIONEER MILLS AT AUCrGoN.-Thc
Pioneer Wills will be offered for sslo by public
scu!lcn to morrow. This fec property, original,
~ erected at great expense and fitted up With
all the newest machinery, has lain idle for many
years End DOW that smoke is seen to ascend
once more from the chiunics of what we're once
Alexindria's locomotive works. tho hops is
indulged that the hum of tho machinery Of
these mills will be heard again ere long.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

HYpEAULInN FIRE CoMrANY.-Thc7 esuia,
c10n;h!y rneatiog of tha lIydrauliou S. L, T.,
Co. was held 1t tho hall CT The company last
uiaht, with Vice President r. i Csrpc il the
char end john Laoio1 Sscretery
a resolution vas adopted REQUESTING tho Civ
Council to repsve the square 90 Roys s,rcnt.
between King and CsEeroa. This action va,
tskso because c; the fac: ths; the solsro usmcd
is 60 rough that The steam creioe, Of The com
paag 10 passing over il, CD It's ,:ay to Gtc is il
dagger of being il lred.
After tho transaction o! considerable rculicc
b15!nCss the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

lLL.-Thc maLy friends Of Cart J,bn Q
CGerr1Aa wall rasret to irarn ial he hss horn
.lous'y Ill 81 ts fishing shore for she past f. q
DAYS Gut will be pleased To icaru that the lat, 3,
Bco9EntS rcpar. him hJ;;cr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

The HowGATE E1pEDlTIoN.- Secretarv of
War Ramsay. Secretary of Navy Thomson,
Chlet Naval Inspector Mantaua, Capt. III. W.
Howgate and several other gentlemen visited
the ship yard at this place yesterday alttrocop
tor the purpose OF Inspecting the steam Yacht
Guloaire, now being pnt 10 order there fer an
expedition to the Arctic reeious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

The market today was quiet, and the tyansac
lions were light. Flcut is unchanged. But little
Wheat was oHsred today, and tao sale, were
made at Us for Fuhz and Is for Lancaster
One small lot Of Ccrn sold e. 81. No Hye or
Oats reported. Comfy prod II 20 is in light 70.
c9ipt, End prices, with the exception o. Potatoes,
which Gle higher, remain unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

ANoTHER Cow STRUCK.-Tho rorth
55uud train 90 the Alexandria aud Fradericks4
burg ksl road. yesterday evening. s.rusk IN
belo11s'ng TO Mr. a. j. Nichcsoo, which was
standing On the track, Just ab1vs the grave
9ards, and mashed her up considerably The
practlce OF Glowing COWS 10 run at large by the
people l7lug near the railroad track is much
complained OF, ard it will he hard matter for
owners to secure damages from the company fer
animals killed by passiug traios
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

BOUND OvER.-E.zAc.b Di.har, Ct The
cau1ty, hiss. upon proper app!c,lion 10 Jus:jc,
Jtbn, Mason and Kirby, caused James
McwIaad AID JcHn Tas;'r g be Placed uodel
secuti!5 to keep TIE peace, these upga,lsot IL
c'v'tuaIs having used threatening lsnsu=se TO-
wards htr. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

FISH MARKET --;$o iuadral ;!ouasp1
h"itiog and i've thousand she'd arrived Is; Fi.E.
t'Ec t. dag. Stad sold 1T $S4$ IL pe7 tuadred,
a"r herring s. 81 SO pr thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

utEEN " W sE real estate a.rnts and aUc.
','n,r r, atll sill Ia mcIroR. inr Nj. Wsrsick
Z. hiiiI2r scFcrsl d ,sirslde pieces 81 ,irar.rty
-" embellishments 10 sncih.r c umn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

PIGEON RACE.-A pigeon rscs between the
birds OF Mcasrs Henry Green aud j. Ii. d.
Smoot, OF this city, took place yesterday. The
birds were liberated ct Lovineslon, for Alex.
sndria, disa5ce Of l40 miles, Ii tie after |
o'clock. MIR. Green's birds arrived a. their cot
10 this city in four hours and ten minutes, and
MIR. SmooI's 10 tou. hours and twenty minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

- a N!sGT.-S4voTsi cy lhc members OF tho
Iatn Vetcia i:oll B>ltiDo7c, ca o visi; to
Washington, paid ViSis to this ots yester !sy
afternoon, nod paraded tho streets, headed BIZ
man bea!lrg drum. Oae Of tie number
carried chentIlcccr iG bis aims, aud the rest
were tccsed oct i1 red ribbon, producing the
impression that they we're chicken fighters,
Sp2'!;aS t17 SIT 100. THO rsn rho ac.ad IS
captain q Tic c;oRd, With small Tin swor! in
Ei' hsnt, Gu: M f7tst mary monkey shDts,
sCd fasig da,c4i himself o,o kug sr,c.
Lar. Egeh 10 tic ainuscuo1l CT g c.oTd of
little Ecga Woo followed tho gang ercana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

POLICE REPORT Tho only ca-e al nci,e
nissoquirtets this E,ornirg was that of John
Harter, co!orcd man, who WAS arrested at
tlshioSn yesterday evening fer being drupk on
ms wagon and for fsst driving. He was 6otd
SIS and discharged. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

NkW POSTURE "A o0lorcd Individual Of the
masculine gendo-, who came to toHu to dsy
from one OF The al i1lDs coupics 10 chsrge Of
q wagon losd OF S0cd, presented the sinpuIar
anomaly CT sitting ss!r1d lie Of lis pile, Instead
OF being seated 10 The cid, ;ine honortd, side.
saddle posture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

STRANGE MENDICANTs Tho number OF
besgars 10 this city has for many years been OK
cess'Ve, sud the acquisition Of Two additional
ones 10 the shape Ct man ard woman who arc
fgolng around he city soliciting money, is to be
lsmen'cd. The man appears to be between
i'ty end sky years f age, smoot b face, ascsuds
porches very rimbly, is 10 peri C: health, and
from h's demeanoT appears to b. apything bu!
q nGvice IN lis profession. The woman gcncr
sly shrsks srcund corner or under tho shadow
oil some porch While the man undertakes 20 Y.
e." 'h' eymna h? ct those ihey meet By ielIiYg
his st':,'s Ct Van; spd poverty, 10 icub: suacr.
'n5ue:h, II tac7 10 Cx:s:, b; bis attsnir,s or
Ha'H.m'Ge'lH1 u o;cipa tho AdaDic ecu.crcc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

w W re PROBABILITIES. May 5 1885,
70 TOT the Middle Atlantic States failing b.rome.
ser, southeast backing to northeast winds. partly
CLOUDY and hsz7 weather, with rain on the coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
EHOMAS X. SMITH,
Breeder hnd Shipper of
POLAND.CulNA SWINE

FULAND.CuINA SWINE.
J. O'Ge's solicited ard satisfaction guaranteed.
la" bred Poland-China Pigs. For May &C.
~HT9'J prices: Single pig So; psir SO, and trio
SO iron to 10 weoHs Il:msx. the male at
I'll me, Hoa1 OF my herd weighed at l6t months l35.
p hOUlH ROCK, tie farmers FOWL
-tss Tor sale ilom pure .iocK at s for Is; care
Any pscked. aid Duplicated if rot Q good hatch
.noef &V"rable circumstances. Chicks for sale
8'.-F S>rt l, 1890. THOMAS Il. SMITH,
= Lincoln. Lcudoun county, Va.
HOLDlNG SETTEESl
FOLDING SETTEESl
y We have jus! received smother supply of
dou'L Seitees. Those IN WAul o. them would
~ well 30 call early
MCLEAN & UHLER,
~So 76 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

CoRroRATIoN CoURT-Judgc 4. ".
Chiffon presiding. Coordination Ct ycs:er-
days proceedings. May e. Stein VS.. Hannah
Adam; in chaocery; decree dis missing the cause.
Plcrpout adm r. vs.. P.erpoiut OF els; 10
chanCery; dscrec directing the Commissioner 10
this cause 10 Withdraw the notes Of the pur.
chaser Of the property sold aud deposit them 10
tie Ciljz,Ds' National Bank.
Beckham ct oils. VS.. Vim. N. MoVeigh; in
chsrc.ry; decree allowing parties to Withdraw
TWO promissory notes upon leaving certified
copies.
jacobs ct als vs.. Muller OF OILS in chapcery;
dtc;ec appclotiog receiver to collect The rents
OF the property and directing X. Kemper
10 tcttle the accounts Of John LeatherIaod as
commissioner Of SOLO and agent to collect rents.
IO-DAY-Bapismin Austin vs.. Arlington
Turnpike Company; 10 chaLc,ry; report of Il. T.
Lucas receiver. amount filed and decree directing
him TO pay out in bis hands to A. w. Arm
sroog, assignee, to be crsdited Cd his judgment.
Battle Wood, Miles Ginhsm, VIM. Galway,
Lewis Dudley, Joseph Carhisn, William Wash.
iugtop, Clement Dorsey. George Foster, Geo.
Holmcs, Peter Ju!!ue, Wesley Williams. John
Thornton, James Berry, ArDis.ead Tebts
and Henry Henley, were sxonerated from the
payment of the capitstion tax on account Of
bodily in6lmity.
Loertcs to keep bar rooms were granted Ia
John CriIIy, Louis Brill. Walter Gregory ard
Durathea Applch spd a wholesale liquor IL
cense was granted TO j. Broders {; Co.
Court adjourned till to morrow at 10 O'Clock
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