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Smyrna times., 1880-04-07
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BRIDGEToN, n. j., March 10Th, 1880.

A recent issue Of the New York CONNER.
ciat Bulletin presents four columns of stats.
tics setting forth in detail the Operations
in railroad construction of the last seven
months. Mithin this comparatively brief
period nearly 5000 miles have been built
and 1854 projected. This makes a total
Of 1902 milsE completed and under way
for 34l reads. Ths priBcipal activity in
railway enterprise Is In the West and
Southwest, but large undertakings are in
progress in the South rs we'll as in the
Middle and Eastern States. The increase
of mileage since September !, 1879, equals
the entire amount for the three years 1869.
1870 l87l-tho most active period of rail.
way imitation IN the history of the country.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

PROptg, $l,200.-"To sum it up, six lsng
years of hedridden sickness, sastiua 5000
per year, total Sl,200-all Of this tSpsnse
was stopped by three bottles OF Hop Risters
taken by my wife She has done her own
housswork. for a year since, without the
less of a day, and want everybody to know
it, far thsir beneft."-N. E. Farmer.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

Never ask old maids or spring chickens
their age. 1t is impolite and you would
not find out anyhow.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

Prices to suit all, N. Barnard's advertise.
ment to-day, in this paper will convince
you.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

FoETEscUR BEACH Sold Fertescue Beach.
about ten miles below Sea Breeze, en the
Jersey shore Of the Delaware bay, was pur,
chased Yesterday by Messrs. L. B. Cole.
George Bates, w. johnson and CAPTAIN j.
Mallen, who have filed articles of incorpo
ration at Trenton for the organization of
Ihe Fortescue Cheap Transit and Hotel
Company Tho property embraces some
q acres OF ground, with comfortable hotel
with accommodation for about 300 guests.
per nearly i,200 feet in length has heea
constructed.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

Chicago is to have a new Glucose factory,
a company being organized to build 1t with
paid up capital of $650,00O. OF this
amount Mattheson & Weichsrs, sugar re
fnsrs, invest over one half, and Cyrus II.
Mccormack $4,000. The capacity per day
is to be 10000 bushels of corn. 4 bushel
of corn costing 40 cents produces 80 pounds
OF grape sugar or three gallons OF syrup.
The sugar sells in quantities at 81 or 4 cents
a pound and the syrup from 80 to 30 cents
gallon.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

One hundred and twenty men killed and
four hundred wounded is the record quoted
against the construction Of the Mount -.
GotharH Tunnel
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07
For Sale Cheap.

House and Lot at Duck Creek also Dearborn
good lot of Berry Crates. Apply 10
NH &1-lf 4AMES DALEY
Commerce ST. opposite K. K. Depot. smyrna
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

-Four men performed the unprecedented
feat Monday of breaking into Jail. They
were four of The Pennsylvania bribsrs,
whom the prison keepers at Harrisburg
found standing upon the steps of the jail
and asking the privilege Of being taken in,
The commitment which followed was
merely technical, however, new bail being
furnished in place Of that already forfeited.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

The announcement is made that there is
a boom in beer, and the price has been put
up by the manufacturers to nine dollars Der
barrel. Whether a man will now be abe
to set up " a party Of five on a quarter. is
for the future to decide.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

The Chicago Inter Ocea,, is authority for
the statement that that city "has 2l3
churches and 5000 saloons. The churches
are opened twice a week, the saloons are
opened seven days in the week, and seven
mig hts in the week are brilliantly lighted
and warmed"
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

The New York East Conference of tho
M. +. Church, now in session at BROOKLYN.
has had under discussion the change Of
pastoral terms for more than three wears.
After lengthy discussion, n resolution was
adopted modifying the law limiting pas
toratss to the three-year rule. The dele,
gates to the General Conference were in
strpoted to press the matter before that
body.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

In the House Of Representatives at Wash
lngtOn Monday, Mr.. Manning made an
attempt to sXculpate himself from responsi.
1illty on TOR the attack on Nr. Springer by the
washington Post. Mr.. Springer then rose
ana read the anonymous letter which offered
MN ~ 6rl6S, and also another letter from,
H. II. FINLEY, which pressed him thrsating
~ 10 vote to seat DOnnelly. He said the
Two letters were apparently in the same
mmritlng' and both from an agent of Mr.
Tilden. The House was much interested
and applauded the explanation.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

General Beauregard writes to CAPTAIN
Eads in regard to De Lesseps's project that
p" 1t Is next To impossible to make reliable
estimate of such wsrk. If this estimate
be $l6S,OOO,OO0, exclusive Of interest during
the construction, it is reasonable to con.
clude that the total cost including interest.
viii reach double that amount, on which no
dividend could be declared TO tho stock
holders for several generations to come"
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

SUNDAY AT THE M. f. CHURcH.-RsV. s.
j.. Gracey, a former pastor of the N. L.
Church, now Of Boston, paid our tewa a
flying visit looming on the last train on
Saturday and returning On the FIRST train
Monday morning) and of course was OK.
psctsd to Improve the time" by one
service at least with his old flock. He 90.
cuplsd the pulpit in the morning, taking
Ter his text this passage from Luke: "And
supsraerlptlOn was written over him, in
letters OF Greek and Latin and Hebrew.
This is the king Of the Jews" His subject
was the "kingship of Jesus" a discourse
which III conception and scope of thought,
"onla nave done credit to q grand ami.
Versary occasion where strong and impaS.
stoned discourses are expected. In olucida.
ting his text he dwolt forciblv on the sir.
RiteaRcO of the fact Of the inscplntian
being written in the three languages named
the fiPst representing the law, the Roman
power giving the law that governed tho
then known world the second the Greak.
representing the philosorhic culture and
rstinemsnt of the age, and the Hebrew.
the rsigisus, containing all that was know n
OF the true God. He reviewed learnsdly
each OF these subjects, showing that in
poetry, philosophy, arts, &C., thsy had ar
rived at a point that no subsequent age had
ever gone beyond, and that no nationalist
OF the German school had ever carried
philosophy to fner deduction than those
OF the Grecian schools. lie showed how
the attachments Of man were carried to the
utmest limit they could 20 and that the
time had fully come fer new aud divine
revelation which God gave in the gift Of
his son. In following out the thought his
dsduced from the significance Of the 1sa.
prescription" he showed how these three
languages in the progress Of tho ages were
blending in the Eaglish, which was the
great dispenser OF the word of God carry
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

If y"n want s'yli,h s;llt Of Clothes, made
IN good ami ta>:ionat!" manner, T., ire
and call on Phillips ( Ca. wna max. )
specility ct Really Made Clotrin?. Il IS.
Caps AID Gents Furnishing Goods.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

Sia*s syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Hoarhouhd is llea~'nt t.. the taste md tile
most reliable remedy f9r Coughs and Gods.
Give it trial. Price. . nn4 jUcts. pcr
bottle.
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South Bound.

Mail, Southwark, connects st Gordonsvllo.
with Ches. & Ohio 4. T., East and West. a;
Lynch burg, connects with Atlantic, Miss. y
Ohio 4. L., through Southwest Virginia. I,
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Texas-and ct Danville with Richmond 4
Danville K. r., to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsvilla
to all points on Cnes. s. Ohio K. 4.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
e1sndra daily except Sunday, 0U q. NJ AZ
II 90 noon. and returning arrive at Alexsr,i;'
2 00p n and = 25 p. m.
For MANASSAS LIN K leave WAshinet
7 10 O. M. and Alexandria 35 q. M, tlaii,
except Sunday, arrive at SLrasburg at IL - y II, ,
connecting with the Valley Eoad Esst aoA
West. Leave Strsshurg = 81 p. M, arriving u
AleYandria ri & 40 p. m.
MIXED TRAlN FOR MANASSAS iit
lSION leaves Alexandria tuesday, Thars lay
and Saturday, nt u) a. m, AMI returns N"n
dsy, Wednesday ani Friday, 1T : ~ y. nj.
For Middioburg, daily connection ut r.1fs
station.
For Urperviile, regular connection at ho;>-
plane.
For WAKHENTuN. lsave Wssain2l;, ~
7 ~ a. N.
All trains make good connections, n ;F,sn-
neton, to snd from Forth Hnd West.
rlnw UrioAns sica;ar l9s9as Washington al
I il n. n, running through without cI:n;i
On Express train, leaving Washington !. ~ 4
p. m Hark's Adjustable NaclninS Cn.;r CT.
with extra charge Nniy Si.00. ihrrIGl -
Dnnvl.la.
Through tickets very low to the Soutp 49,
Southwest.
aulO !. ii. BROADUS. q. r. a.
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TLOOH STAIN fo- staining halls, staff
- ways and The floors Of rooms it is desired to
leave uncsrpeted durirg tho summer season.
We nave b,en preparing this article for many
years past and have sOld large quantities OF it in
TO those who havo led it ii is rich walnut in
color (ether light or dark rs msy bo wanted),
csn be applied by any one with sponge or
BRUSH dries readily and can be kept cloan by
simply wping the floor off with warm sud, and
cloth. On ordinary smooth plsnks one hal
gallon is generally tuti cont to stain tho ffnor of
Il room IL TO l8 feet square prico 81 per gal.
Ion. No charge for cans.
JANNEY & co. Druggists
mys Alexandria Va.
NEW TURKISH PRUNES jus. re received bv
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Hy Green s. Wigo, Auctionccrs.

{ NOM MiSSIONEKS' SALE OF A VALU-
~ NBLE BUILDING on KING STREET.
In puraU@nco OF q dao:co OF tho Corporation
tCu-. o. the city Of AK tndria in tho cause of
II. Is. ClGi'iG < Go, against James NJ. Stewart
ind others. tho undersIYnCd, commissioners of
sale. will olI,r for ssle hv auction, p. about II
O'clock m. on MONDAY, the 7!h day OF Juno.
$50 IN front oS tho entrance 10 thu Court room,
o. Falrfa: ftrfot Alex lndris Virgins. tho
BOT OF GROUND and IN IMPROVEMENTS
lncro0a on tho north side Of King. bo.waon Roy.
RI and Pitts streets. 4lcx4ndris Va, on which
sands tha building, Mes lOl. l0S snd lOj King
street. TIE 10. fronts on King street 81 feet 3
inches, moro or less and IuGs h.ck 100 IT, north
= HOo!fs alley.
Terms Of Sale: Gao thousand dollars in cash,
&nd the Te3due in threa cqusl payments at SIX.
l"elvc and eighteen months, with interest from
llo day Of sale; the notes of the purchaser, with
security, end waving homestead, To be given
ilcretof, and "a further security tho building
|, be kept Insured by the purchaser for the bem .
Ill ot the unders Enui in tho sum Of "a U0 and
tho title otthe property retained till the purchase
noaey Is paid.
:. j.. BEAGH. CONS. cf
mlG-tS JOHN ~. JOHNSON. Ssln
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1885, GREAT $50


To TIE NCNTH, WEST ); SOUTE ,sE;:w
DOUBLE"EhNji.
5TESL BALLS, HpLEN1iD SvEi.H.:
&kANiFICENT EGuifHEEI
January q, 1850.
TIM0RE & rOTj@AU EAILEUap, Cor
cor ors,ix!h sud = ST. tGls, rs foIlowa:
For philsdetpAiu, Flew York mad thH Esst.Gl II
Ap:. end i.5o IN. dsiy, o4crp. tiunrisy, snl
015 a. n. dsIlY, vita fala"c Cgrs. i'n
itod EIpccs. OF Pullman parlor Usrs O. g q.
g. o.. daily, excep. Sunday. For Ph;!n,t, ..;na
8 II ALI, except SUNDAY, and 80 .. u. 'l.itv.
For rt!sburg sndths Wcs! 40s. m. daily, with
tarlor Cars 10 Pittsburg; 7.a0 p. n. d.ly
villa i'alaca GGi 10 Chicago.
Fer Canandngua sDd the North, G " Il. nl.,
except Sunday and 7.dJ y. Ii. daily. o1copt
Saturday, with Palace Cs,r ~ Gan&ndaigus.
For Watkins. 1919 p il. daily except Sun
dag.
For baltimore, 6 %, 6.Ia, $50 snd IO.4O a. m.:
$50, { 10, ~ b.3Q, 40 and 9.45 p. m.
On Sunday, 1910 3. NJ, $50, 740 and 945
For popos Crook Line, % q. NJ. and % p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 8 III a. N. nud 20 p. NJ. daily,
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
| For Alexandra ~, . and Ii q. L., and 20,
G25 aid II 30 p. Sunday at I, . and IL
q. m. and s p. NJ.
Trains leave AleIasdria for Washington, Goo.
S.UO snd 10 =. La, a2d g, 6, and p. m, and
u night.
On Sunday al 500 and 10 q. m. sad and 0 05
p. m. Observation-Disclosures
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Quantico and Richmond will lesve Aleran-
dris ct 7.2O a. m. daily and 90 p. m. daily
except Sunday
Tickets ard information can be procured At
principal rsilrosd stations and ticket Offices
Southeast. J.. i. WARMER,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. rov29
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WEDNESDAY,, MAY 2G. 1880.
RAILROADS.
WyASuINGTON & OHIO RAILROAD

SUM NER ENEENuEMENT-T Trains
GaiIy (except Surdsy) between Ale1sndris
apj kGGnd Hill.
Beginning May II, 1881.
Leave Washington s, W +. III. and 4 y y. m.
and AlexsndTis 3. U5 &. III. 25 D. m pass
Leesburg, going westward, a. II \. m, and
40 n. N snd arrive 1T Round Hill at IL m
and - p. II. Lesve Round Hill at 5 50 a. NJ.
and II 80 p. H.; pass Leosburg, going eastward,
at Gu ~ III. snd 10 p. H.; and srriVe al Alex.
andria at Is q. H., and 3 Is D. NJ, knd Ct
WASHINGTON 81 5 rs a. M. and 5 25 r. n.
81 Passengers from Washington will take
The Washington and Ohio csrs at toe Baltimore
81 PotoEsc Railroad station st9 Of I'm. and 20
.. NJ, and 90 through to Keund Hill without
change Ct cals.
The 905 am. train from klsIanGris and Il 30
p. NJ. train from Round Hill connect with
Resmer's Line of Coaches, which leave Leec-
burg daily for Aldie and Middlobura.
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
E Vienna, with Sissou' Line of Stages for Fair.
tsI Court House.
Communication tickets, q cts per mile
Annual tickete, $50.
l. II. HAVENER.
nylS-H General Ticket Agan'.
" T., VIRG. MIDLAND & q. s. H. X.
W. JOHN $. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and sf.er SUNDAY, April II, 1850, Pas.
sengee trains will run as follows:
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Bsr Will opeu 90 the first day Of April a
jon LOT OF GOODS from one cf the largest
retailers Of New York city, comprising BURT's
and orher we'll krowo manufacturers. These
good are OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, ard will be
sold far ONE HALF OF THEIR COST.
Indies, Mcn's. Chidren's 8 and Boys Shoes.
mr 81 WADDEY, 10 King street.
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ERDE OF TEE EAEE

EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 50 O clock r.m. returning, leave
Norfolk On alternate days st 400 p. m.
This staunch iron steamer has Just been paint
ed throughout, staterooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, and is the hsndsomest as we'll as the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, end is the only steamer making close con-
nect;oa with the New York and Boston steam
ers also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops at PINKY POINT
sri POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. lrsL class. 81; round trip $l 60.
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The steamers If this company msHe coanec-
tons ut Norfolk for Bostol: End all points East;
st New York with ell points West and N North-
w5s., snL g! Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Railroad snd Washington and Ohio Rairosd
Through rates given and freigt. handled care
fully a;i promptly. For further information
%ariy to "a REED. Agent.
JoEncy's nhsrf.
@&M uEa Bacon, President.
OLico under Natl. Metrop. SaIk,
sop tn Washington. y G.
..e:rss Ci4yDE'S STRAIN LINES WEEK
;:sstSn:alr:7S LY TO
iHihA D.iFHiA, FAIL KIVEH, PHOVJ
DEEGE AND BOSTON
tj.G-.G.ars l.aye Alexandria EVERY TUES-
BAY And lgsya pEiladel3Eia EVEXY SAT-
UEDhY.
This limo cdnnoGis 81 Alols lsndr:a with tie 20.
a. & III. and w s. .. K. Rs, sno 1T Philad el.
phia with Cyde's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence md Boston.
Freight forwarded with prornptness and care
irse Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA, End
0 wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frco uent
departures. Through ratos and through bills
Oflsding given. Insurance g.. the lowest rates
Agents;
F. a.. REED. Aie1andris.
WIN. p CLYDE & CO., PhIlsde!ph1s 1s
JOHNSON s. Co, Wash. s. Goor gr n.
jan 3-tf
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l havo.iust resumed my

havo just resumed my
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
AT NO. ~ CORPORATION FISHWHARF,
whero will be prepsted TO furnish all kiads Of
POTOMAC Fish,
fresh or salt, at tho shortest notice ! solicit
your patronage. especially my cid customers,
and guarantee ths! my psst reputation shall be
fully sustained.
All orders from the country promptly attend
cd 10, and on Sc good terms es if tho parties wero
present Respectfully yours,
apo. .d&tw.tf S. J. REED.
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FISH DEALERS.
FISH

FlSH' FISH FISH
Having completed cur arrangements for the
SESSION Of 1880 We are now prepared TO fill ell
orders at tho shortest motto, for FRESH and
SALTED POTOMAC FISH.
To dealers wo would say that our brand has
always stood No ! il ouc market, snd We in
tend 10 msintsn our former reputation. We
ship fish packed in ice 30 that poreons ordering
can depend on stt.ing them fresh. All orders
entrusted TO us will receive prompt attention.
Our fish house is No. l Corporation Gsh wharf
and stalls Nos. 2, 3 and 4 City Market
Mr.. w. II. SMITH is now engaged with us,
and will attend to sll orders entrusted to him.
ap7-2m GEO. +. PRICE & co.
NJ Office.
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NOT TIKI SrlDER AND TIE FLY.-Mr GeLh
Groen says that ono morning when he w.s watch
lag spiders nest ives alighted within 81 in Ii
or two of tho nast on tho side opposite the open.
ing. Creeping noisolessly around towards tho
entrance ofthe nest tho wasp stopped little
short of it and for q MON ,nt remained perfectly
quiot; then reaching out ono of his antenIW ho
wgged it before the opening and withdrew it.
This overture had the desired effect, for The boz
OF tho nest. rs large spider as ono ordinsli!y
secs, came cut TO tea what was wrong and TO eot
i. 70 rights. Nosooner had the spider led
to that point at which he was ut tho worst dis
| advantage thsn the wasp. with quick move.
msnt. thiu,t his sting into tho body of his foe,
killing him easily ard almost instantly. The
| experiment wss repeated on the psrt OF the wasp,
and when thoro was no respoafo from .ha inside
he bocsmo satisfied, probably, thst ho held the
| fort. At all events he proceeded TO ortor thc
| nest and slaughter the 7ourg spiders, which
wero altar wards luggsd Off orc AZ time
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By Green s. Wiso, huctionoGrs

By Green & Wiso, Auctionccrs.
fNOMMISSlONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL PKOPERTY-By virtue of
decroa OF the Corporation Court for tho city OF
exandri1. Va, rendered st I:s Juno term,
l17S, in tho salt of Allen and others vs. Me.
sciGh, the undersigned, CON rrissinnciS therein
nsmed, will soil hy public auction, on SATUf
DAY. Jn"c tth, lr-r, ~ l., o'clock in front
O: the entrance 10 the Court room On Fairfax
s.rao:, IN tho city ot AICXihd1is Va tho fol-
lowing property, to vii:
No !. Ths largo and valuable BRICK
NV ELi.lNG and LOT OF GROUND, situi-
tnd on The n. T.. corner of - Asaph ant Cam
Gron strGr!s
No =. The vauahla Two STORY BRlCI
rWALLiNG aaj Joining 10. on the cast
These lois above dGscri bod ara particularly wall
Gated for res iences. being in tho centre Of tho
uty and convcnlent tn ra'!rUaIs, boats market
&c &c.
Terms ofSne: AS much cash "a will pay tho
c"sLs OF sui. snd s.lr, sni the residue in three
equal in3tnlmcnts IN |. :. and ynars; the ncgo.
t',5e notes of the ;,Uichms"fs with interest IL, IN
Il ~ Of sale to ho taken for tho deferred pay.
monts, and The title II ho retained until tho
Hholn Of tho purchs4o money is paid.
&. W. WhTfbES, Comm'rs
H. O. CLAUgHTON,} of Sale.
nv, -
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8 ssIt'FaRN aAa.EM.

I AaND NEAE OCCCQUAN ViLhaGE ' i 4 q y
i: y:,!c ot i deed Cf trUs. from Gooroo SoInn
..,a "a: wife, Gated the 18th day of Fobrnsrv
.'.. r"-1." "a alDo' tho land records of FaiI
"a c''H.f. "h1r /. No. pago lGj, and for The
,ta; hy rnOilc anctioa. 1T Fairr.1 Conf Uonee
.a HuHDAi, the 2lst day Of juno, iSgN thn,
."ACt OF LAND conveyed in said daed ~
.'.'., 'A'e't thal portion conveyed by George
-"..''"tn and vile 10 Kedman s'ejecmsn. Snid
80 c"a-sI 5 : - actes. Gnd will 10 sold in lois
49, "'- 6":cd as lots Nos |, - and 3.
-. contains 60 scrCs. orc third in timhor
a.- comfortable ROUSE.
-" --.!- a@io;, with good HOUSE and
'.-", one third cleared ''''0
,."-i ~ acres aid known IS the HOME
i,5-Li tag comfortable HOUSE and barn
'- 's'~'T Q, Oh, Fac: =! 10 much Of the purchase
.."s-m {! ono thousand dollars, with Interest
-."geoA tom the lj.h day Of February. lS7S
u.. Tao Gay G: yale. Selling ss trustee, shsIi
.'''y su%" t.'" 81 is vested in me, which !
.a.evr; - ha good.
'"l@N:i WIN. +. HALEY, Tru,too.
'y o Neal & Lucas. Auc!ionecrs
J i1A 1AMiSSloNERo' SALE.-By virtue Of
.:'cF"e o! the Corporation Court for the civ
. \" .&'7iH, Va, rendered al i!s July term.
49,, IN lna chan2e:y csG,o OfJ. e. MiIburn and
''' ~ 80 i'ilIIsI I'll IT, sis. LLn unlerslSn
nmm@sicner therein named, will otter for sals
~ r.'.lc aUot,nn, III from. OF the Royal street
c..-a0@e % tho Msrkc. fujIdiag. Alexandra,
~. on SATURDAY, tho oh day of June,
l--. e. l. o'clock m., the following property,
e." vii:
NJ. LOT, with TWO (2) HOUSES there.
~ on the w1st siio Of St As.ph stroot begin
aEG p t,ct inches north of Wilkes rect;
thence nor h~,rdly II feet inches; thence Yves.
!0 iHr:, with ssma width Ms in front This pro-
yaI!y Is now rented for $40 81 per month.
No.2 LUT ON GROUND on south side Of
"!>122 :;T5s., beginning 9j feet cast of st. Asaph
!-eJ!; thence cast fact inches; thence sculh.
IN S"H!e width a. in front, g #, TO 10 IT, alley
10 ,. TBS. LOT Just esst Of No. 2, above
"'.cTio@d. being OF ssrG dimensions Us that lot
LOIS Nos and ; sro now rented for Sis each
l'r year the houses on them belong to tho
'"fi"!:. Inc lets Will be sod separately or TO-
z atlc' Hs Eay bo desired n. ur,c Of ssle
Terms ot Sale: OHe-fourth C tho purchase
Iaoa"g i cash. and the residue in three e1u.l
} a7TeA!s as l. and IS moGLhs rom dap of sale,
!ao tct5ir1d payments - bear interest from the
- ~ Sale - 10 hc saaL7 II By the notes Of the
purchase: ~ U'chss aIs, with approved security,
'.nd iha Ic!oH;ion Of the title 10 the property
i'.! uEtl SAID nCtoa are paid.
j &. MlLBURN,
FnyS-'0l5 Com Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-26

Put Our THE FIRES and haYo sll your
STOVES stored away and kept iu order at
STANsBURY's STOVE House. corncr of Kiag
and Columbus streets. All orders will meet
prompt attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-26

KEEP CooL-REFRIuERAToRs, WATET
Coolers and Ice CHESTS clu be fouod a
STANsDuRY's, corner of Kiog aD1 Cclumbu
sireeis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-26

NAGLH BRAND TOBACCO, WHEATand
~ CORN FERTILlZER.-Inc calling the At.
tenLon OF farmers 10 this Fertilizer. being the
first season it has been offered, will simply
give the materials il is composed of: Fish
Scrap, or GusEo. Bone and Potash. contsinin &
from @ Ve TO six per cent Of Ammonia. HsvinY y
lad tht Fertilizer made for my own trade ]
!cflsr it with confidence that it is Whist the
srmer wants. and all ask is trial. Put up
. lbs. in bsg. Price $40.
THOMAS PERRY, Agt.
msrE0 Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-26
HbkE GOODS.

pLACK GOODS A. SPECIALTY-Our
ID stock Of Black Goods is complo.e. and our
sales have bsen large. Wo soil good goods ut
low prices.
myl1 d. f BRASHEAR