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Another embarrassing disclosure for those
who are conducting the trial of Whitaker.
Mr. Southworth. one of the penmanship experts,
admits that while he was examining the speci-
mems of handwriting submitted to him, without
cews as to their authorship, he was furnished
also with published facsimile of Whittakers
handwriting.
Senator Hill closed his speech yesterday with
the pious wish that the people would rise up
Sand sweep the last vestiee Of power from that
sparty which had perpetuated It's life by fraud
Saud bribery" and that exaspeIating person by
the name of Edmunds said "Amen." 1t was a
lovely peroration until Mr.. Edmunds changed
the application on it,"
The present Legislature can claim, at least, to
. have done something toward providing New
York City with markets worthy OF civilized
community. The bill authorizing the rebuild
ing of Washington Market has been sent to the
Governor, and that authorizing the rebuilding
of Fulton Market is making excellent progress
through the Legislature. The bill to enlarge
Gansevoort Mark ct has already become law.
The Northern Democrats also are hardly
ready to vote for General Grant,, as his sup
porters have insisted some of them were.
The mere suggestion that a Wisconsin
Democrat was in favor of Grants
election threw the Convention In that State
yesterday into Mysteries which listed for an
hour. When he pledged his word that this
was not true, the party was consoled.
The country is now fairly beginning to
realize what o wicked stOppage Of JUS
tice the course of the Democratic Congress
with respect to the marshals has caused.
Another reminder of the results of Demo
cratic mulishness was given yesterday in the
criminal branch of the United States Circuit
Court. Tie jurors were discharged for the term
because there was no money with which to pay
them, and the trials of alleged criminals on i'm
portant charges were postponed. This is not
only a serious injustice to men whose guilt il
yet to be legally established, but Is a positive
INJURY 10 the Government. The men whose
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1880
AUCTION SAL ES.
By Green q Wis,

IReal Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
DUILuIN4 Lon OK LOTS FOX Sale
ID BY PUBLIC AUCTION Or AT PRI'
VATE SALE.
The undersigned, commissioners, appointed
by u decree Of the Corporation Court for the city
Of alex sndris. made at the Novemb bsr term,
1889, in certain suit therein pending. Will oHsr
for sale by pubic auction, or if not SOLD At puo
lie auction, ct orivst. sale, a LOT OF i hoU NJ,
beginning at the intersection Of the south side OF
Wilkes street with the vest side of Alfred street.
and running thence south with alfred street end
binding thereon 176 feet iaches; thence west
and parallel with Wilkes street l23 feet inches;
thence Dorth parallel with Alfred street Ito feet
inches to Wilkes streJ thence east with
Wilkes street sha binding thereon rs f;et
inches to the beginning Said lot Will bs cold g.
a whole or divided into eight lots fronting on
Alfred street " :et by 125 feet inches
Terms OF Sale Ore fourth OF tbs purchase
money in ,sh the resi- ue in three equal In
stsime1ts at ona, two and three years. With in,
teres. for which the bonds of the pur chaser Will
be taken, and the title to be retained until the
whole purchase money shall have been paid
Sale to take pla, Q in font OF the Corporation
Court room, on Fairfax street, on ATU hDa I,
the 4.h day of Decemb bar, 1880 at II m.
GEOEGE q. Nus tBACh,
W. ARTHUR TAY Lob,
nny1O cots Commissioners of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

DR.. B. w. RICHARDSON, the eminent Eng-
lish physician and temperance advocate, pre-
sided few weeks ago at large meeting held
+, advocate the universal use of what is techDi
o>y kstwa 10 E gland as whole meal bread. -
O. OF thu speakers maintained that the bread
i, Common use sss forty per cent. deholout 10
sus,sinog qualities. Al entire grain OF wheat
oontsiped everything that Was required for
uouri.hiug purposes. and yet the better nalf OF
it WIS wasted, aud this half was mucl be alth.
ier food, espt cjaIly for children. A white loaf,
in fac, was ouly n4t LOST. for large portion
of the material chat formed muscular fish. and
nearly sl that formed bone. were taxed irom
it. Children fsd on white bread We're very
liable to suf = from rickety bones, coDsunp-
tior, and bad teeth. because their TODD did not
nouiish them properly Christian Herald.
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By Green q Wise, Auctioneers.

By Green y WISE Auctioneers.
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
> Corporation Court of thu City CT Alexan'
dris, Va rendered at its SeDtem bar ter II. leoU,
in the cause of Daniel w Griffith vs. Klns4y
Griffith et sl the undersigned special commia-
slouor thereir PANIED will otfsr for sale oy puo
lie auction / front of the entrance to the Court
room, on r .lrfax street on SATU RDA1 I, t1e
% day Of Novsm Der. 1880. at II O'CLOCK m I,
The following properly, 10 Wit: 80,
Mol LOT OF GROUND, beglnning ~
feet ,ache. from the )rner of Union and Rihg
streets; thencs ", st wiki King street % feet .
inches to the centre III the square, ther - south
ll6 feet to 20 feet alley; thence east On the hl-
ley 20 feet 8 iucoeE; thence north by straight
line 10 the beginning.
No2. a LOTtF GROUND and IMPROVE
ME- r is adioinin. the property of D. ScLeod
beginl 'ug at lha western intersection Of NC
Leud NE with King street. thence back With
Nc Leod line JIG feet to 20 fact alley; theace
with the alley w.stwardiy "a feeti tn ence with
line parallel to 6tst line To hing street. thence
with King street to the beginning
No g. A Lot Of GROUr D, commonly
| called the GOAL YARD LOT" commeneiog
on K ing street about 64i feet east of the corner
of Lee street. fronting say &C feet on King street
and running bsck 1!G III fset to ~ # alley.
Terms of sale: Cash enough to pay costs OF
suit and ex penses of ssle and the residue on Q
edit Of SIX twelve and eighteen months. with
,Lt,rest from day of sale, taking bonds with
good personal sscu y. sud retaining title 10 se-
'N' ~''''' W N GEORGE WALKER,
uoy6-eots rpecial Commissioner,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

THE glere and gli;ter OF vics often exercises
a fatal attraction on young people who have
had DO opportunity of seeing the end of the
path its votarie5 tread. A striking exhibition
of one stage in that sad aud shameful Journey
may be seen iu the Hudson couuty Jail at the
present time. In W rd NJ. is woman still
besrug traces of re0arkabls beauty. who was
opca kocwo as the queen Of vics 10 New York.
10 1865 sne occupied splendid mansion 10
this City, waich vas the resort OF pro1lgate
brokers and busi1ss m.n who we're thriving
on the prof,s of war c,Dtracts. and who lavish
ed their money upoo her. She dressed with
the utmost magni6csrce frequently wearing on
her hands jewels worth fifty THOUSAND dollars.
Now, broken dowo in health and bshlnd prison
bars, she pleads for few cents to purchase q
CUP Of tea. Deserted by her friends, stripped
of the proceeds of her sio, her constitution shat
ter d she ,s op rhe threshold OF the grave
Christian Herald
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How General Johnston Fell.

On Sunday, Ap.i E, 1862, Jonuslou, with
his eager army, oesan bis tatetol fight. He
hspdk d his army with brilliant tkill and lmpet'
uosity Whenever there Was pause 10 the
on v ard movt nient ha led hs charge IN person.
To those who saw INN hat day, as the writer
did, in ali tho glorious lever Of dtlirous success.
mounted upun a magnificent secd, his massive
fpure sec emug TO enisrge to gigantic size with
(he ardor IF battle. his face fl sine with bis To-
domitable spirit of fight, he Was the ideal en-
booimcnt Of the fiery essence OF var.
He threw himself with reckless indifference
ioto dauger. AID the last charge that broke
the Federal posiion was led by him 10 person
under perfect BIZ nf hame and hail, his
0orse shot IL iour D.soce, hls clothes pleIc:o,
bis fooi sjlc cut ~ minnie, nu' bis pe!sol
untouc,td Ii W-s in thi, supreme mouent or
victorious onsct, d cislge triumph sGcmleglY
and surely 10 his eager grasp, tha, a fatal bu1et
struck bim smsl wound UNDER he knee, sew.
erirg the poplites! tr'ery.
Gjvprn1r II .rTlS, IT THnDtss-e, w'o WAS on
his sta #, rods up tu hh, Seeing him ree H. bis
saddle, and holding him STEADY. asked HIN:
"Genere sre you wounded r
He replied deliberately and with enphss;s
YES, and fear seriously"
He was lifted to he GROUND. HIS boot was
full of blood, and the lite current pouri,g cu.
beyond recall He ptver spoke aseiu. Gen.
Preston kuet by hiu, and asked him psssIon'
atey:
Cen. Johpstop, d. you know me p
Gen Johnston SMILED tsint'y. L,i"g iD
ravlue, out of range of the mercles5 puets, be
was dead 10 tWbk!iog.
Could Geueral Johnston have bad immediate
mt dical slteution be would have survived His
staff surgeon was DR.. David W. YandeIl OF
Kentucky, sod he was away from hm under
circumstances that constitute the most touching
and beautiful features OF this romantic death.
The FederaIs 10 retrestiog, left of course. their
wounded behind. 10 riding forward Genersl
Johnston came across squad OF wounded Fed
eral soldiers. Stopping, he kindly addressed
theu, and asked if any were badly wouoded.
Then turning to his staff, he remarked:
1T nearly breaks my heart to see men IN
that uniform suferiug. doctor" sddresslng Ysn
cell. ''Do stop and see IT you can do some'
thing for these poor fellows"
DR.. Y Ysude stopped on this humane MISSION,
and Gen. Johnston owed his death to The 40
sgDcs of skill and Instruments, aud this s6
soc, c Was due to bis tender hunauity to tho
wou .ded foe-a humanity the more striking be.
cause it WAS exhibited in all the excltement OF
battle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

EERlILlZhH:a.
beg leave to call the attantioa Of the fsrmors
to the following brands of Fertilizers, waich l
now offsr for sale:
Perry's Com pete Wheat Fertilizer.
Perry's Eagle Brand Gusuo.
The above brands of Fertilizers ara composed
of fish SC ,ap. bone and potash; price $40 per
2CC0 lbs. o
have also Fish Scrsp or Chum at $40. and
the wall known
J. +. Turner & Co.'S. Excelsior; price s41 per
ton. ,o
y Natural Gusuo; price S35.
Penuvsnate's s Gusno; price $50.
The above Fertilizers b ave given general sasls-
faction to sll those who have used thsm.
THOMAS PERRY, Agent.
ug25 Alexandria: virginia.
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Meets the requirements Of the rational meticsl
philosophy which At prssent prevails. 1t is
perfectly pure Vegetable remedy, embracingthe
three importsul properties of preventive,
tonic and an alternative. It for;itas the oooV
against disasse, invi2orAtes and reVlt lzsi IL q
torpid stomach and liver and etfocts N 'st ss'.
utsrv change IN the entire system, when in
morbid COZ dilion.
FOR sale BY s Druggists and Deslars gener-
ally.
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DOR RENT-The THkEE STORY BRICK
II DWELLING ROUSE. on Prince street,
s its interst c:ion with Patrick street, cow occu-
pied by Mrs. Lee. Possession given lst Nov'r.
sepl4 JOHN b. BRENT.
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b. Green y Wise, ntucuoaee;S.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

| On SATURDAY. October 16, 1880, at II
o'clock m , We will cffer st public AUCTION, the
following described rgsl estate in the city o, A.
| exandris, late The property OF Samuel Miller
esq, deceased.
PriGce and Roy al streets, about II feet by 90
| feet to q feet alley with use OF alley-belng
the property on which stands the three stoI.
brick and slated STORE and dwelling, now oc-
cupied by MIR. EMERSON. This properly, as
sold, will be bounded N the wet oy the Ilne OF
the west wall of the building, theLcs exsendeo
to the alley, and will be subject to The uss OF
said west wall for building purposes oy the own
or of the adjoining lot
2. LOT UF GROUND next vast Of the above
shout eight feet vida, With TWO STORY
BRICK AND SLATED DWELLING, ex-
tending with tha. width back to the alley with
use OF slley and IF wall on the east !or building
THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
AND LOT on south side of Price. soou. 70 feet
west Of Union, 23 feet front and 4O feet lncnes
q. UNDIVIDED HALF OF PROPERTY
on The east side of Union between Prince aid
King streets, running through TO tne Strano,
about II feet 81 inches wide between 70 feet
cupied by +. So Keld, as IN ice mouse.
S. THREE STONY BRICK SLATED
WAREHOUSE No. 43 south Union street. 22
feet inches 'front.' 81 fe~t inches deep. :
Terms: OQ6 Lulru Caso, pnior 20 LII iout ouu
ep bit months with interest, to be secured by
bonds of purchaser. lien on the property and
insurance of buildings.
sale to be suajecL 20 State and city taxes OF
19SO-9l.
Place of ssle-Hn,ersuce to Corporation court
room, Fsirfsz street.
| FRANCIS MILLER
| 8. FEtt'IUSON BEACH,
| Executors OF Samuel Miller, deceased.
sep Its
Id hoap nod mt
SATURDAY, November b. 1880, ut tho same
hour and plsc Cctl6-ts
@r The above sseis further postp med till
SATURDAY, Nov 20 1881. when 1t will take
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13
FoR RENT,

NOR RENT Oh LEASE-The desirable and
II roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied by &. B.
lawson & Go. Apply to
sepl6 Z. n. LAWSON.
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FOR AALE Oh RENT.

SToRE ON KING STREET FOR RENT
~ The THREE STURY BRICK STORE No.
q King street. running back to Market alley.
sepl6 G O. SMODT s. SONS.
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A MOTHER lot Of those superior APPLES
ust received by
move r q MILRTTRN
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TX BUsRSLS WHITE OHILI AND
~ PEACH BLOW POTATOES, very
White and nice, for sale by tre bushel by
oct2 HARMON & SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

IICHCOCK LaMPSl
IA HITCHCOCK LAMPSl
We have Just received lot Of the shove cee-
brsted Lamps, which took ths first premium at
the Alexandria Fsi,
oc5 MCLEAN s. UHLER, rs King ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

COOPERS' AIDES AND DRAWING
~ KNIVES also small Choppibg Axes, such
as are used tor getting cut hoop poles, just re-
ceived and for sale at 88 King street, corner of
loyal street, Ale1andris, Va
oct7 j. T. UREIGaTON g. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

WINDOW GLASS-A large stock on hand;
w also PUTTY If the best quality for aale
a. lowest prices by
no16 E.. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

VIRGINIA ROLL BUTTER const antly re
oeived and for sale by
nov9 10. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

iAPE COD CRANBERRIkS, choice, re-
~ ceived to-day by
nov9 JC MJLRHRN
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THE WINDSOR FAMILY sCALE-We
4 have just received another lot OF sbove, pro
nounced by sll the most convenient family
scale in use" They require no weights and sre
balanced quickly. Cali Ind examine.
oct7 MCLEAN s. UHlEk. 76 King st.
, 1880-05-08

Eftti43 Dtgputfk IN NJ
,!oarsi Nrflva,s as embracing tho ss..% aess aas
s1as 70 plae" supplies. wtater wheat deeln.s ~
~4s ehan& loa 1hts degree Of set3yhr aests
tne specuiauVo Hh0t NO. 2 red was prom,s. asv
] whito attracted unuSal attan,ios "t.nsnt M
aollvor1 md shipment 10 suoe ths eo,, r. ~
current quotations, bu. in tho opioa isu,s.s iDs
moderately sought. mostly tot NAV d.,ia" s w o.y
tho rlosa winter grades rallied tt.sIs o,
tiEurrst sptlnk wheat Yielded sbnn SS,,h ~ Rrs1l
9NcrnEs ~ stock. Cable ndvlces Na.i a.HiAe % ftsss
III IT,, fhss9sRsa tsnosi ID q ~ %
{esiers'n{ 9 dn lI NOD Northwest sn1sns e<tnss
sts!A Eorn-Frce aud urEent orstsnsx, n1y !; op,aa
ti9ns lct. nctivoj May III most faVop ~ q b.
nlxod Wcatcrn. bsasd, UAta-A e moSe-s;.ar ~ rstdn
ing owsr te siose. at,d ssv,dR@ Ree' b.! sstss.
CttcMRo to arrve from the cannl Is iii hm M
"a NFln hut quiet rparkCt potadi nr~.T Fl y ~ RSi
Inst hOu At tHc 't''As osa!s ID ttats
pN0yfstUNs--ItuB1nessi In hoo nrotrc,.....< y"
quest for prompt teyeTy; t1pntnd ~ ~ ~ mttd n
rev and 1000 for oidi i lie % Sption Il H. ssa
4llot unchanged prices Incon sIov s IT,. Gatnsa
Wentcrn lard In alhck reguost for enriv asSsea
auDted pnslAr} In tho UptIon jno ess :cIsW W
dnCNn1 uI z}1t&hc May closing ns H. i7ttsf y n
atfi.naLS2H. 's~''s saa| |sss
TtALiny1IMoro td active. hut weaker, apnu n. ~
priccs; ret,nod In donand cSiua9 i9na =, z nnshaat
WIt1HKY--Quotod wholly nominal NJ sno,. =, Z, !.
market llfDless. - eo"at 9lf;
, 1880-05-08

as.lzs u, dated April II John nnunsn TO :.
s,s ssss II; u tiss$ss IT,. i fiix |is!xS
ss;:S ss; ,ssa,s S:;.:.i j Jss;s.s
rsSs ( sS Mn II Wssa. i;sii;Tiif,, - -
ff!s ap1 s7 tssas M"s u sse
xs:s; ssss H.; i IL i Gsis j @sis:is :i III:
psy!ss ~ i # S:y: qs;isa ~
play tSnsteF n n Chnncrry 70 ercdsrtGk Ena, ~
wS;s sssed Ill liz I: T. i|ih'sn j issas
rsi%sls;; i 1s! Rssk;SS L sSal;;,d: "
W :?s9s!s :S2s ts!s II. .
2;,n asa MY NJ E ft,eq 81 e 1asn
INK 4, improved. asted "a"t,s MayS u. scdiaces -
5,sS fSs;; ;$sS:' i; i iSs:si;
VII: $:$ ;i's? iii; & III. s: as; !; L S Whit!
rssn2iSs, L; ~ iss :na s:is
e. a,r ia q 'nfrESfHs%slnts r. s. Hsaley ansea Ma, ,.
wi$sSss{s s Il as{s i: 81; ;Sssl Gs;tjs i
ss;s S:S;, i ii,;;Ii;i ;;S,,,i
! Tilt: S;sis j
s;s ii. Ss;: !; H.
4;;S: j: i;sS;jjs
Observation-Disclosures. ~
BpuTH OF CITY IfMlrs, WITHIN A RADIUS or sKvk
MILES uF TIE coUitT-1t0usE.
ssssa II Sos It asesss; Es;sa = Z:
ss;:l S5; III il Ssiiisisa$ d
r.fsy:a5ss a H. S:;ssf u kii@ssi*sy;Hf
4Anrot, e. 0SoS1an :; :, M
1lx!H H. dated siay tSettls L0utxsukeisor to
Ms1son IL 1a, III; IL liam ~
phutto 10 Ralph HUNT. lH
, 1880-05-08
l}Y 1'ELEGNAPu,


Sp<etdt Dtspateh to TIE Chicago Tttbunt.
New YonK, May 7.--At tho opening there WINS
a general rush to sell among miscellaneous
traders, hut tic icadrrs Of the benr party hnd
purchasing ortlers To- such n heavy extent that
IN few moments thcre wRa n Renerni stam-
pedc 10 cover, which carried prices up with
r,,sh to near tho highest points Of tho day.
Trading WIS very active for hnlf mn hour or SC,
and then dealings became very dull, and 30
continued Till aftur 2 o'clock, when tho steam
was arnin applied, and Just before tho close
quotations wero advanced to tho highest prices
Of the, day, and 50 tho market closed
as strong rs It did weak last night
While this turn hos given encouragement
to tnany ssnall ho1durs, It. Is not rcassurins to
larYcr ones, who only SEQ In this manipulation n
forcing out 0f smaller shorts W. preliminary to
Eae sa @ to hsve sin sarss q
yesterday, and this Of itself fndicntes that lower
prices arc alead. Gould wns II larRc buyer on
today, while Gould Ia beloved to havo been
nKain II seller. Tho market IS entirely in tho
Western Unions erratio course to-day is due
to decision ID tho Pngc patent cnae Iii favor Of
tho Company. The stuck aEatn declined sharp
Tho best opinions Arc to the effect that much
lower prices aro yot to DO seen for all active
II tas Ert.tsrn A,soetated Prsss
NRw YURK, May7.--{}nvernment firm.
ltailroad bonds acsivc but Irregular. tho feat-
ffata from ii 10 ilX. md in Columbus, Chicago
s ln1iana Centrn1 Incomes. frcn ai to a.h. and
an adyanee IL Erie Fri eonsoIs from eo.l to o1A.
Tho stock rnnrkct opened generally Nr,n. and
on q good business PRICES ADVANCED 4
narinr tho Afternoon ] M thcrS tt was reaction II 4
TO 2 per cont but in tho iate dealings a strong
aud buoyant tone charncterized speculation,
closing quotations showing Mn advnncG OF Y to
1M per cent IN tho days transactions, NnHh.,
, 1880-05-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
1'OlsEI0S.

Bpsetai Dispateh 10 7he Chteaao Tttbun&,
LivEHP.,ot~ May 7-Il;A u. m.-Vlnul-No. !.
IL Git MI. ia.
Whuat-HYintuH No. I. l9a 81, No. Z "
sis spring, No l. oa No. !: hi wlI!to, No. lus ALI Nu.
Ut cAu, No. l0s (di No. T. ~ lN. Cufa-Now NJ.
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