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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
"useI'I Martins"

which some wise man writes for the
newspapers, useful rules which are
intended to save human life aud allie
viate human suheringH There is al
ways much practical common sense in
them. Here is batch, for instance,
that has got itself immortalized and
made good for eternity by getting into
the patent insides."
"For dust in the eyes, avoid rub
bling, aud dash water in them"
This is especially useful when you
are on the cars aud there isn't a drop
Of water in the country nearer than
the engine or the next lake, iorty-three
miles behind you.
"Iiemove cinders, &c, with the
point Of a pencil"
We never saw that operation tried
but once, and then il was successful.
lie also put out his eye.
Remove insects from the ear by
tepid water; never put hard insiru-
ment into the ear"
Yes, that is pretty advice now isn't
hf Suppose an Indian peace com.
missioner gets an insect in his ear
when he is out in Colorado, is that
man to suffer until he can reach the
Mississippi river in order to get
enough water TO Gil his ear!
"For light burns dip, the part in
cold water if the skin is destroyed,
cover with varnish."
A beautiful spectacle n man would
present who had gone up on a
boiler excursion in steamboat race,
and had come down scalded just
enough 10 make two coats Of furniture
varnish necessity. according to this
admirable rule.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

In the list of Georgia lawyers who
have received big fees, the Atlanta
(Ga.) Constitution puts Senator Ben.
Hill first. He received in one case a
fee of $4,000, of which $4,000
was paid cash.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

The EARTH's DAY INcREAsISG.-|
In a recent lecture on Eclipse Prob
lems," Prof Charles A. Young, Of
Princeton, said, with reference to the
observed increase in the rapidity of the
moons motion, that the discovery led
at first to the opinion that the moons
orbit was growing shorter, and that
ultimately the moon would come down
upon us. More accurate calculation
however, shows that there is no danger
of SO disastrous a result. The moon
is not coming nearer, but our day is
growing longer, owing to the friction
OF the tides upon the earth's surface.
The tides act like brake, and slowly
diminish the speed of the earth's rota-
ton.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

Write your name by kindness, love
and mercy in the hearts of thousands
you come in contact with year by year
and you will never be forgotten.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

We can say with entire certainty
that the sun cannot have been radia-
ting heat, at the present rate, for more
than eighteen millions of years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

They say ga man is known by his
associates" OF course he is; man
can't associate with people for any
length of time without their knowing
him
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

1t is wonderful how silent a man
can be when he knows his cause is just
and how boisterous he becomes when
he knows he is in the wrong.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
rHE EMPTY srocKFSe

a peor iiile hoy hung Ms stooting W
And hls weepini mother sid
MY child. come HE mo, sweet goc'i nieht
Thsn a. 10 your lonely bed"
Thsintls boy tl.-ci BITE mothers lirs,
Aud then lsy down TO Sleep
But the mother at by the cherries Ore,
Tho long, lone hours 10 weep.
The towrrslast Ill siruck ivclve- then Que,
Tvs. = 81 sud iansly sight
Toseethat wilov aud hear her .igh
"ons year o-hs saa With % then,
Aad our hearts wcre allied With 10y
0ns hons VS. happy--he aud
Add our darling hahy hoy.
Bn 90 IL gons--ths faiher, ffiend-
ny kushaui- he isdsaf
she iooked al the empty sloelins. then
Atths lntls 10y Ia I'D. r..|r.
The ts~n-clest tolled tho hour Of twoi
There %. not single spsFk
Of M lon in that eheeris-s rais.
AID thu room "a. cold and DARK
shs srsped her vay tiil she iound The bed
she kneit dosa then sad there,
Asd ulih broken hsaSt and tfem bline lips
sAs hrssihei 10 God her puyefi
20 uoi the pleasures q ouf hone
Are kao~n 10 % no more,
for ever tinc ny hnland died
The volt has watched our door"
she slsps. but the n,sis boy sro-e,
And n. heart beat Wild with deiishi.
Fos - r,.he.l uP 10 no naaiis-Iasfe
And biz liiis sto,ten White
Ma s~gsy. Thers he aood. md ieo1s-i
ttttilhh mother uoke
Ana Il nearly crushed her saddencd heart
Nhcn ne little icusv 4'otei
stamina. Kris Ktinsio never come
Last nisht Like ne did heiHa
Fuf ny nttis sioctine Il empty YET 900
10 you thiat 10 tosau-s wc're reuT =
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

Every heart has its secret sorrows
which the world knows not often
times We call a man cold when he is
only sad.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

An Iowa woman gave her husband
morphine TO cure him of chewing to-
bacco. 1t cured him, but she is do
ing her own fall blowing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

A correspondent of LGad and Va
Ter says: A curious incident of the
whole Of the occupants Of 4 small
fish pond being destroyed by fash
Of lightning is reported from Seek,
Grand Duchy of Nassau. During
very heavy thunder and hail storm ut
night time, fash Of lightning struck
a small pond. well stocked with va
rions kinds Of fish, the property Of the
pastor of the parish. The following
morning the whole OF the fish were
discovered dead on the iurfaee Of the
water. They all had the appearance
Of having boon half boiled aud crumb.
led to pieces at-the least touch, just as
is the case with fish after being boiled.
Neither an external nor internal in
jury could be observed, the scales be-
ing intact and the swimming bladder
filed and well preserved. The water
10 the pond was still muddy and dull
the morning after the storm, as II the
lightning had only then struck it,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

The popularity Of the ulster is
probably owing to the fact that you
can wear it longer than any other
garment.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
Broshes esrdnsr ss Fs,.av esr-
erameaf.


erameaf.
II"is, siEAi, jist As the ole woman
was grindin' up De butcher-knife 70 cut
her eorns, dar cam knock on the
doah,' began the. President Of the
Iimekiln Club as Paradise Hall grew
quiet. ut war de ole man Mosher,
an | could see right away that he
didu't fecl in slloopin sPeents. |
reckon You all knows de ole man, an
yoa knows he am hard.workin' an
honest. Well he was ober to see
about his son Hunyadus. Dat Hun
yadus am a powerful bad boy an |
knows il, an de ole man he sot down
an' tole dat de day had arroye when
he could no longer control de boy.
Yes, he sot dar ON the aige Of lie wood
box an cried like chile cause dat
Hanyadus hal cum home an cussed
aroun', an axed for money, an de-
clar'd he'd bust the hull family or
hev il. Lax him how olede boy war,
an he wiped has nose an mid ID. |
axej him how much the boy weighed,
an he looked up at de ceilin' an said
about 100. Den pushed the tea-ket.
tie furder back on de stove an went
Cor the ole man like a steamboat
sploshun'. De ideah Of boy ike dat
runnin' lie house made me mad all de
way up an down, an | told Mosher il
he didn't go hum an flop dat Hunya-
dus outer his bules and den mop him
aroun' till he cried quits, dat he must
never darken my gate agin'. lie got
upan' he went, an' wus elus behind
him. Dat boy was still 10 the house,
blliRn' de ole woman roun' an kick
10 the dog under de stove, an de OPP
Portunity was all dat could be axed
fur. DE ole man bounced in. waltzed
up IN the Maynard chile. an de way
he made de fur fly tickled me all ober.
When | lefl lie winder Hunyadus war
wipin' de tears away wild one han an
eAiin' col pancakes With de odder.
an de ole man had such smile as !
haven't seen on his face for Ober sew.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

She was plump aud beautiful, and
he was wildly fond of her. She hated
him, but, woman-like. stove to catch
him. He was flea.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

She sang soprano sweetly-her voice
WIS like lyrei hat ON Sunday she
ate onions, aud thus busted up the
choir.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

A weak mind is like a microscope
which magnifes tritling things, but
cannot receive great ones. -Chesier-
field.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

II Is very extraordinary, but il IL
nevertheless true. that il was the FIRST
pair that ate the first apple.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

We congratulate ourselves when we
awake from troubled dream. Per
haps death will prove just such an
awakening.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

The EBB OF THE CHINESE The
Chinese in California have begun to
60. The steamer that sailed from San
Francisco to Hong Kong on the 10th,
took 90l of them to their native land.
The port statistics Of San Francisco
show that the arrivals of Chinese dur
ing the year ending November 1, were
6,l2S, and departures S.746-of whom
6,220 went to China, and 2,5l7 TO
Honolulu. Ii is estimated that there
are $1,000 Chinese on the Pacific
coast, which shows that this popula-
ton is decreasing instead of increas-
ing, for when the anti-Chinese agita-
tion was begun a few years ago,the esti
mate was 100000. The total num-
Der Of Chinese arrivals for the twenty
years ending December, 1878, was
2S0, 430, and the departures and
deaths 1873, 49l. At this rate Chin
csc labor will soon be unknown in Cal
ifornia.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

A man passing through gateway
in the dark ran against Il post. 81
wish that post was in the lower re-
gions !" was his angry remark. "Bet-
Ter wish il was somewhere else, you
might run against il again." said q
bystaDder. lannt a
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

When a boy becomes ashamed to sit
in his mothers lap, he is generally in
business for himseli-holding some
one in his lap.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
Che Snteriur Sournal.
RATES or ADVERTISING.

Ono square, ono Insertion, ............ gi 90
liberal deduction for each subsequent Insertion
Regular advertisers viii End our rates 10 he as
moderate as those o. any other respectable paper.
"husiness Notices 'i5 cents per line. Advertising
items In Local Column, 20 cents per line.
Announcements Of Marriages, Births and Deaths
Inserted free ofcosf.
Obituaries, Tribute, Of Respect, &c., will here
afcr, be charged ~ the rate Of cents yer lire
instead ofiO cents, "A heretofore.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

OUR JOB OFFICE Is COMPLETE
In every particular and our Jon PRINTER IL ac
NOV ledged the best IN the State
Prices 10 suit the times.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
some Facts .sbo"r australia.

Australia with Tasmania, is only a
little less in area than Europe. The
hottest climate in the world probably
occurs in the desert interior of Austria
liza. Captain Stuart hunga thermom-
eter on a tree shaded both from sun
aud wind. Il was graduated at 1879
f., yet so great was the heat Of the
air that the mercury rose till it burst
the tube, and the temperature must
thus have been at least 1889 F., ap.
parently the highest ever recorded in
any part Of the world. For over
three months Captain Stuart found the
mean temperature to be over lOl' F.,
in the shade. Nevertheless on the
Southern mountains and lands three
feet Of snow sometimes falls a day.
Snow storms have been Known TO last
three weeks, the snow lying from four
to fifteen feet in depth, burying the
cattle. Australia is land Of drought
and flood. The annual rainfall at
Sydney has varied from twenty-five to
eighty-two inches. Lake George,
near Goulburn, was in 1924 twenty
miles long and eight miles broad. 1t
gradually shrank till in 1887, it be-
came quite dry, and its bottom was
converted into a CLASSY plain. IL 1865
it was a lake again, seventeen feet
deep; two years later it was only two
feet deep; and in 1876 it was twenty
feet in depth. = Melbourne Argus.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

Then the lady grabbed her things
from the hat rack in the front hall,
aud soon they were en- route to see
"Pinafore."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

Ii was a solitary horseman, and he
had got safely over the brow of the
hill.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

He was Sir Roger de Hugger, an,
the maiden was his aflianced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

WINDOW GLAsS-A large stock on hand;
w also PUTTY. ef the best quality for sale
lowest prices by
nov6 ES LEADBEATER s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
AUCTHasN SALES.
By t3resn & Wise

[Resl Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
DUIhETNi3 l,DI ft L'iiS FOS SALE
- BY PUBLIC AUCTION Oh AT Phl'
VETE SALE.
Ths undersigned. coma ission ers, appointed
BY b decree Of The Corporation Court for the city
o. hle1.ndsis msde At the Roveui Der term,
1889, in certsn suit thsreia pending, VIII ohs:
for sala b. pub ic 8, c!;1n, or i: not soi5 81 pro
lie suction, It pr:vat ssa. !.0ToF aKOU L.,
be ginnng s, the inerse elton cf the south SIDE OF
Wilkes street with ths west side of Alfred street,
snd funniag tnenca scu.n with alfred e!ree; and
binding thereon, 176 f,,E 7 iaches; thetca west
and parallel with WiikeE street li3 feet inches;
thence rosth ps>a'el with &lfred street l76 feet
inches to Wilkes street; thoEca esst win
Wilkes street srG binding theseon l1S fGet
icches to the beginning Said lot Will oo soid Is
a whole or d:vida1 into eight lots. fronting On
Alfred st.est 70 et bp 123 fest inches
Terms OF S.lc: Ono !cucth OF The pu!chaee
ulon"y in C ,sh; the resi s,s in thraG equss In
sta m e:tg 1t ore two ard three years, with IN,
serest for which the roads cf tbs pu1 cbsser WILL
be t,ken. anu the t,s,o 10 ha r-lalned uitll the
whole purchase rccrey shall hsTa been pad
sale to .aku ps: N font OF ths Eorporation
Court room, on Fairfax straet on ~ MA 1,
tins 4.h d:.y If Decauher, 1880 Il L IN.
GEORGE 4. Ei y: HBAOh,
w. GHTHUR TAI !-Ok,
,cul0 cots ConrnI:sTOnere Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

lAPk GOD CRaNBRRRIES, choice, re-
~ celved tc-dsy by
move J. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
By Green & Wise, Auctioneers.

BY Grsen e wise, 6ucIloneSrs
DY VIRTUE OF a pEJREE OF TIL
% Corporati> N Cou,t of tina City of Aleza1
drie. Va, rendered -. iis SeDtsmhsr ter q, leSU
in tba Gauss Of Dsnia! W. Griffith VS.. klussy
Grifi b et 81 the understand special com mis-
siouor she,ai5 Eamed will oLf3s for ssie oY pup
lie auction i front Of the entrance t. the &c urt
room on F.,isfa1 street on SAIU bDa tae
20 day OF November 1880, AT II O'CLOCK m,
the following properly, TO wit:
Mol A LIT OF HRDU Nd, bagInnl3g ~
fest 3 niche: f:1m the c)rnar OF Union snd Mug
streets; tnencs ": St with EinG stree. 29 feet .
in ches to the centre OF the square; sher south
ll6 feet to 20 tse. s'e? th.nca cast Oh the al.
ley 20 feet 9 Icc~ e.; thence north by straight
liue 70 the beginning,
Mop. 4 L,,gcF ;4ROU sd and III ? RnV &
MEHT5 scioinin, the property Of D. Mc Leod,
beginl ing st ,ha western Intersection Of Nc
Leud ihe with King strGet. th-nce back With
Nc Leoas liae l16 iess to 20 ia"t sl,ey; theace
with the alley w.stward!y "a fae; thence vita a
| line PARALLEL to e st line TO GnS s!rsai taenc'
with King stree to tha negianiug
No g. A LOT Of GROUEsO, co;nmo1ly
called tho 'DDa l. aRD LJr," commencing
on Jog street sbou! G4i feet cast OF the corner
of Ice stres. fronting sa5 65 fact on Rlng street
and running hack 6 or III feet to 70 It alley.
Terms of sale: Cash enough to pay costs OF
eujt and expenses or sale and the residue on q
credit OF SIX twelve aud ei2htaen months. with
tt.rest from dsy Of sale, taking bonds with
good person al iy. and retEiniag title TO Sc
| cure deferred pay mente.
| GEORGE WALKER,
| noy6-eoss Specisl com .nisE Eioh 7r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

VIRGINIA ROLL BUTTER const antly re
oeived and for sale by
noV9 10. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

TKUSTEE'S SALE OFLaND IN FAIR.
l. Fax OOUNTY-By vittu, Of deed of
required by parties secured thereby. the under.
signed, truatee in ssid Iced, will osr for sale at
public suct!oa, in front of Cats tavern. in the
village of West End and county of Fairfax, at
twelve O'Clock m on ATUHDAY, the 4h
day of December, 1870 the TRACT or LAND
conveyed to him in sad deed, and described as
follows, viz: Beginning at dead poplar stand.
ing on the st nth side Of Dogue run, a corner of
Csrpentsr's p.,ent, now Vim. Violetts; thence
79i', 80 poles to three marked white oak
saphngs; thence 8 25to ". l(11 poles 10 hiCk-
ory and pile of stones thence with the line of
Dennis Nc Osrty Johnston n. 3230. W. 1877 poles
to marked dogwood, corner to Ely All Comp.
tons lot; thence with his line n $50. 9, II Doies
to stake on Dogue rui; thence down the sew
ersl courses aud mesnders thereof to the begin
hing, containing 81 scres and g. poles.
l. Term, Of Sale: Ossh.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
oc!3Q-w4w Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

A BAD Dec Blu; If you are looklog tor
dowu,gh1 ln.vc CT, says Msc?n, Ga, paper
call Oh the pointer dog. 1t is safe to sssert that
the pointer has uird enough tor anything. lie
is far more human than the monkey, and, we
oheerfuliy acknowledge, far WORTH r Of the re-
atiorstip Why, look at cf'-ever, body
know, "Jef'--Dr. Ma:tsner's liver co!ored
pooter. The dog carries notes. goes for the
horse ard buggy, goes for beef. aud fetches ice
REGULARLY. 3 :sides all this, "Jsf" has macy
zoo mpishuerts that N Ike him flushed dog.
Would anybody deny u ifs" lntel;c ? Hard
10. WAY, last week u g" Was saDt Tor ice,
AID w:af did b; d.? He started silh towel,
iu opa corner Of pt;cb the rickel WAS tied up.
jeff saw That nickel Uui 10, aod iGm :dlate-
lv temptation g.. .iz+d him.
H. could buy ic, on credit. aud beef was al
Ways cssb. Nov watch tho dog. Hs reason,
ed II. ls5ore1 uoder that temptation uu'll
he reached HUf'- Garner. near the old house.,
and theu be yi.lded. D.wo 10 the dirt DC
cror chrd, aud bf,er cs,'e got the knot no
lied. What ntxt ? [: would aever do to carry
that pickel into Gcrput's. Ha reasoned agaic.
He buried the uickyl, carried the toReI 10, re.
c.iysd the ic3 ADD came oui; but not tor The
Li.k.l. Oa, nc; be had studied that out, toe.
The D yr must BE- fG under the iUpresslt n
that tpv NICK: had gone fur ice. and hc was.
The ice vas c,riitd 10 b: office, and jstf me
back like f IN, cur=d l.,s cash. ga'lopsd on.
ri 10 the os:t S aud. and 10 few moments
was tb,etyea honewsrd bouad, With hIs dlHner.
He Was not sirsid 10 carry it h,me Il, rea-
sor ed that the Dlc,cr would suDpj7e sone oIe
had given it 10 Elm. This is VouChed tor by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

NJ eets the requirements of the rational msdicsl
philosophy which st present prevails. II is
perfectly pure vegetable remedy, embracing the
three important properties of preventive, .
tonic and an Alternative. 1t fort'fas the BODY
against disease, invieorAtes and reVlt' z'a tne
tornid stomach and liver and effects IN 1T ssl.
utsry change in the entire system, when in
morbid condition.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers senef'
ally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
FANCY GOODS,
@, M. AID ANS

An inn ense assortment of Merino Underwear,
showing the largest s1d most complete STOCK ot'
fered IN the city for ladee gents, misses. boys
ard infants: prices 15a to IS sch.
Ribbons. Corsets and H'ndkerchiet'.,
G:rmaLtown, faxony snd Shttlard " ool
Yarns in sll coiors and ausities; Z.phyr Worst
ed, full supply; always in etoeS CANVASS. N Of
oes Emproid ering Silks and Needles ,
Buttons spool Six, CottoDs, Thread, Sosps,
Ptrtumery. Jewe!ry, SC.
Hosiery in sold coors, Stripes bslmoral.
Bs; brigsan, Merino Lisio Thse.d, heurnins <
ard Yssn; over coo dozsn Of fne ard medium
prics Bos,ery prices trnn TO- 10 81 81 per pair.
Woo!en sh,w's, scarfs Hoods snd Nnbias
Gloves in Kid Buck. Hhsep and Dog Ssin
French Castor Cicth, Berlin, RIM wood, Cash.
nero and Cpdesrsff; price 25c TO g pes osir.
ilerts' fna Neck ar in Ties, Ro "s, Rutsnd,
GeJoinvie and IL handsome sssortmnns OF u au-
d2rts Sc.rfs, Shir!a. Collars, Cuffs and Slik
cuspender;.
Eeck fulfilling RuE:, Laces. Edeiase, Veil
G. M.ADaMs 90 Kiugst.
ssp!6 Alfxsndria, We.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
STOVES ARD TEEWABE.
FNOCH GRIMES

Is prepared 10 attend to any crler OF "9rk IN
the STOVE and TIE business in lis o!d SUBJ
stantial way. Orders left st his shop in tne rear
of Steiner & Yche's cissr mrnufsctoiy, n. b.
corner King and Fairfax Streets will receive
prompt attention. sepE90m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
BY uruen & Wise, AacLloassss
SALE or HEh.L l. ESTATE


On SATURDAY. October Is. 1880, at IL
O'clock m, ess will for rt public sucliau, the
following described ral estate IN tho cliy o, A.
exsndria, late he prop.rty OF Samuel Ail!er,
eco decaaset.
!. LiJT OF GkoUND, northwest corner Of
Prsrce and Eo9a! streets, atvut II feet py GO
feet to a 6 fee. silov with u4e OF a:isJ-esng
the p.ope.s5 on which sinT,ds the three s,oi'
brick aud slated STOKE md dwelling, row oc-
cupied by MIR. EmersOn. This pro?er:Y, e.
sold will bs buurd+d IN the w5At by ths line Of
the west wall of tho building, the;c' ex.enaed
to the alley, snd will be subj oct 10 tha us1 OF
said vast wall for building purposes oy the own
er OF ths adjoining lot
2. LOT Of G&OUND next wat OF the above
abuut eight feet wide. with TWO SiOG I
BRICK and SLATED DW SLulHi3, ex-
Tending With thst with back to the alley, with
use OF alley and Ct vail on The east :or building
THREE STORY BHICK BUILDING
AND LOT On sonth sifa of Price -pCu5 70 feet
west of Union. Z3 Zee. iroat snd 40 fest lacnes
deep.
on The esst eide OF Union bstwsea PRINCE ana
King streets. running through 10 tue Strsno,
about II fset 81 inches wide brtwasn ~ fecs
alley On the south, bsing tia properly aud oc-
eupicd by f. =. Reid, as IN ice nousc.
5. TiRhb 5TOkY BRICK nLATED
WAREHOUSE No. a south Union street, Y
tSet Z lnC165 irCnst IL i5st 4 inCteS uefp
Terms: One third cash, Daiaoce in four and
eight nonths With in.srsst, to be secured by
bonds OF purch,ser, lien ON the properly and
nsur ance Of bIi!dlpg'.
cale to be su.j5.. 10 State AMI city taxes OF
lSSU-Sl.
Place os sa!e-Enersnee to Corporation court
'''''' ' iNCrs MILLER.
s. FaHGU3DN Beach,
Executors Of samuel Miller, jecessed
sep Its.
asr Tna ,bovs sale b as becn postponed uhtil
SArUHDHY 7, November G.h. 1890, at lha same
hour and p!ec- oc:lo -ts
ss- The above sa|ei is further postu Duet till
SATURDAY, soy 20 1881 when 1t will tske
lace vt the sane time aud ulace n0VS-.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

z = BUSHELS WHITE CHILL AND
~ PEACH BLOW POTATOES, very
White and nice, for sale by tie bushel by
oct22 HARMON & SMITH