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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filsd June Gath.

Charles Croker to 0. Harvey-April %, 1880, for
$685.; lot H. in block q also The noEtheasterly 100
feet of block IS, with the space between blocks Is
and 49, by the extension OF street, all in the town
OF Gait; also lot g. ia block g. in the said town of
Gait.
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of Cali
fornia to p H. Gsrdner-June 20, 1881, for s50
lots 0 and TO- in block g. il the iowa Of lsleton.
Filed June 25th.
Henry Van Every to Maria Van Every-June 81,
1881, grant lot /, in block between and d, Ninth
and Tenth streets also the east quarter Of lot 3,
between and L, Fourth aud Fifth streets; also the
west half of east ha OF lot 8, between ard NJ,
Second ard Third sreets, all in the city OF Sacra.
mento
Filed June 9th
Add c. Binkson to J. II. Carroll-June %, 1881,
for 81 OIL; five and onehali acres of land between
the section line running between sections II and g.
township 8, range 5 east, and the Sacramento
Valley Railroad.
Charles c. Miller to Bridget Miller-June 81, 1881,
grant of the west u eet OF the 30 feet of oi
8, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, Sacra
mento.
s. &C. benson to Lewis Sutton-May 81, 1881
grant the west half OF the northwest quarter o.
section /, township north, range east.
Lewis SUIT to the United States-June Is
1881, for 81 the above-described land.
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MONDAY NEXT, being the 4th of July, the
Mechanics Store will be closed all day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30

HAxnocKs, linen lap robes, horse blankets
and tiy nets. Mechanics Store.
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For the Choicest. Freshest, Homemade
Confectionery all kinds, at lower prices than any
other house-wholesale or retail-cal at HENRY
FISHER'S fe25-lm
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A SPLENDID assortment of ecru and black
laces at L. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30

For the Best and Cheapest Meals In
the city, go to HENRY FISHER. fe23lm
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ONE surge of humanity. from morn till
night. Of Hale's Grand Central Depot.
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LIST OF PRIZES:
Routcsor Progression.
Rules Governing The Fantastic Procession.

Form at Seventh and II, up II to Eleventh. to J,
to Front, to X. to Tenth, to N, to Sixth. Counter.
march to Eighth, TO l., to Eleventh, Capitol Gate.
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Caru from ID. StfIl.-Havfng been IN
ayoidahly hindered in the regular delivery Of my
books last m nth, ask the indulgence of my kind
patrons for few days more, when hope to be on
hand as usual. / would t,ke this opportunity of
mixing those friends who in spite of the apparent
overwhelming newspaper testimony against me, had
an abiding faith in my innocence, and that would
prove the same as soon as got hearing, The
prompt dismissal of the charges against me by
Commissioner o'Bierne proves they were correct.
je29-2ts
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAsRADA BIrrEHs can be foun
IN ali Sacramento drug stores.
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LARGE JAPANESE UMBRELLAS for lawns or
gardens Fancy Goods Department, Me-
chanics' Store.
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THE largest and rest assorted stock of mems
boots and shoes in the city are to be found at
the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30

GENTS fine black, fancy pattern, diagonal
frock suits, SI7. Mechanics Store.
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. etc., go to
HENRY FISHER, No. SOS street, between Fifth
and Sixth. fe231m
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Business AdYertiseme:

Beehive Grocery Wholesale and retail
Iron and Brass Foundry William Guttenberger.
Sacramento Exchange, E. T. Newett proprietor.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
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To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNcERS.-
Hobby & Smith, No. 81 J street. have just
received carload of the popular earthen
fruit Jars, superior to any other article for
preserving fruit. Send in your orders early,
as they are going fast.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30

IMMIeRAETs.-On hundred and FIVE i'm.
migrant passengers will arrive from the East
this afternoon by overland train.
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LADIES, you can make no mistake If yo
buy your dry goods at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30

HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is an
antidote for malaria.
-
HAMMERS Casctra Sagrada Bitters is the
best spring medicine.
WE have to apologize to our patrons for the
delays that occurred in the parcel delivery.
The system we have inst inaugurated will
obviate the difficulty at Hale's Grand Central
Depot.
LARGE JAPANESE UMBRELLAS for lawns or
gardens. Fancy Goods Department, Me-
chanics' Store.
LADIES, you can make no mistake if you
buy your dry goods at the Red House.
LAVENDER. light blue and pink lawns, ct
/ l.. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
/ REAL FRENCH ORGANDiEs, only 80 cents a
yard, at l.. Biens, Eighth and streets.
| ON MONDAY, july 4rH, the Mechanics
Store will be closed all day.
ALL-wooL. brown cheviot blouse suits for
boys, handsomely made, "a %. Mechanics
Store.
HAIE's Graud Central Depot opens at
A. NJ. sharp, and o'clock A. NJ. on Saturday.
EXTRA EMPLoYEs have been engaged at
Hale's Grand Central Depot
LADIES SUMNER MERINo VESTS Fancy
Goods Department, Mechanics Store.
ANOTHER invoice OF those mems calf boots,
81 80. Red House.
HaLE's Grand Central Depot is now recog-
nized as one vast Fair.
For wHoorISG CoUcH.-Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
CENTS fine black, fancy pattern, diagonal
frock suits, ST. Mechanics Store.
HANnocKs, linen lap robes. horse blankets
and f1v nets. Mechanics Store.
ONE surge Of humanity. from morn till
night, at Hale's Grand Central Depot.
HAMMERS CAscARA SAaRApA BrTTRRs can be toun
| AIS Sacramento drug stores.
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ADvERFIsgMENr MENTION,

Metropolitan Theater-" Hazel Kirke.s
knights Templar, Sacramento oommandery, to
night.
Notice-Estate of James W. Hobbs, deceased.
A. o. U. w., Union Lodge, this afternoon.
Probate Notice-Estate of Henry c. Kirk
Excursion to the East-Special inducements.
wanted-Boy, at the White House
]. o. o. Especial notice.
Miss Minnie sweeney-Private school.
Private school-Julia Smith,
Auction Sale.
Bell & co.-Sale of horses.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Eveflasting Perfume.

MURRAY & LAEMAN'S FLORIDA WATER
has often been STYLED the " Everlasting Perfume .
1t is indeed true that its delightful and refreshing
fragrance fingers for many days around whatever it
touches-unke the ordinary perfumes, that leave
no trace of their momentary existence save the
sickly, heavy odor of rancid oils
Ey AS there are worthless counterfeits OF this
delicious perfume, buyers should always ask for the
Florida Water prepared by Lanman & Kemp, New
York. je3o 1t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30

For WHoopISG CoUGH.-Nothing eqnals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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LAVENDER. light blue and pink lawns, al
l.. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
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REAL FRENCH ORGANDiEs, only 80 cents &
ward, at l.. Bien's, Eighth and ] streets.
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CRYSTAL PAkLoRs Oyster, Chop and
Wine House, corner Eighth and X streets
fClunie Block, formerly known as the Shear
Oyster and Chop House, will reopen this
Thursday evening, June so, 1881, under the
management Of Maguire & Morrissey.
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HaLE's Grand Central Depot is now recog
nized as one vast Fair.
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ON MONDAY, july 4rH, the Mechanics
Store will be closed all day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30

SALE OF REAL EsTATE-The house and
lot of w. Il. Mcclellan. at the corner of
G and Twelfth streets, was sold yesterday
by Bell & Co. at auction. The property was
cold for 81. 900, Mrs. Catherine l.. Hughes
t.s;-r, che ,,,,rchrse~
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LADIES SUMNER MERINo VESTS Fla
Goods Department, Mechanics Store.
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EXTRA EMPLOYEES have been engaged
Hale's Grand Central Depot.
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HALE's Graud Central Depot opens at
A. NJ. sharp, and 6 o'clock A. NJ. on Saturday.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30

INSTRUCTIONS have been received from the
artists to place the balance of the collection
of oil paintings on exhibition at AL J street
on Friday, and sell them out Friday evening
at whatever they may bring. There are still
Perbrondt, Denny and Tojetti. Under the
above Instructions they will be sold at
auction to the highest bidder, let them bring
what they may.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30

ALL.wooL, brown cheviot blouse suits fol
bows, handsomely made, "a %. Mechanics
Store
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ANOTHER invoice of those mems calf boots,
50 so. Red House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DR.. &C. VESTS NERVE AND GRAIN TEEAT.
MENT; a specific for bvs .eris, Dizz,nesE, Cob.
vuslons, Nervous Hesdscre, Meptel Depres-
siop Loss of Memory Sper matorrues, Impo-
teucy, Involuntary Emiesious, ? eDs!ure Old
Age, caused by over eyefllon, ielf abuse. or over
indulgence. which leads TO miLsry. decSy and
death. One box will cure rece.t case. Each
box contains one N olth' trestment. One dollar
a box. or six boxes for five dollars sent by mail
prepaid on receipt OF y ice. We guarantee six
boxes TO cure snv case. With each order re-
ceived by Us for six boxes, accompanied with
five doll"rs, we will send the purchaser our Wit
ten su,ra Leo 10 return the money if the treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
by JANNEY & CO.. Druggists, Alexandra,
Va, wholesale and retail agerts. Orders by
mail will receive prompt attention. mart
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The Jews In Auss. q.

AS chapter Of Iis.ory the popular move
ment 10 Russia seaius The Jews has been oo|y
sec,nd iD importance to that Of N,hllsn. The
Jews have been eypelled from Russia al diff
ent times since the eleventh o4oiury. Tpelr
ooIy proiec or was Alexsoder l., who bsc,me
Czr in 1901. GA the accession of Nicholas, 10
1925, they were prohibited from c,frylnR 20
the smaller trades, but we're allowed TO be bill
brokers, CONTRACTORS, ETC.. 90 pagl6g very
nesvy mpost for the privilege. THIS aad many
oihtr Impressive er1ctmens seem never 20 have
bseD etfec uallY carried our, srce rigorous Ell.
foroement of them would have largely dievt gsp-
q II tho social machinery of the oonnlry. AL
though treated as slleUs 10 other respects the
Jews were subjected b2 Nicholss to the oor-
scriptlop, and that, too, without the ordinary
exemptions. lo fact IT Jew Hapcd the cou-
scrlpuon J.Vish child was keu. sud after
being brought up in tbe or, he'd X faith in sumo
distsnL province was enrolled IS substitute.
Macy OF these Jews we're among the post that
was rolled back from the heis his OF Ipkermano.
In 1916 it w decreed that tho long oesrt,
csitan, Rirdie and cap Of sable viii a Tad been
made obligatory, ehould only be worn by those
who TOOK out 8 license getting fifty rubes.
lev years alter it was enacted that the Jewish
women should not uttheir bair upon the'r N =
rIsae and wear head covering. as had hereto
fore bJen their custom. In 1851 the yoke a
little .l2hLened by the rep.sl OF regulations
which exacsed q large sum ss sort OF sste T J.
duct on leaving the emiires But still ur.il
aiter the death Of Nicholas amid The clc:rg
scenes Of ths Crmesn war, no Jew could pcs 5
land in kussi. nor was Lis evidence re >eived n
8 court Of juslics The rsbbins did not enioy
ihs immunity from fagetlaton accorded to
olher religious teachers. One child ofeacn Jew.
ish family had to be brought up a, S Christian.
aud residence in the holy cilcs OF kief sad
Moscow was inte!dcLed to Isrselltes.
But their liberties have grown with the ,'oar.
ties ct kutslA, and the rue exercised over Them
la oW DarstiveIy Clement.
1ha Jewish population of the empire iac!udas
some fsesevenths of the whole number settled
IN Kuroue. Their religion il tolerated; the5
allowed 20 erect 50 nsgoau'; ;hey have municipal
privileges and carly on III Icu of the conmeTc ,
OF Russia. At the same llme no Jaw c1n lie
above suDaltern rank in the army. They do
not t.r society. No boysr dimes with .hem or
invites them 10 bis house The Russian noble
uses them, but declines 70 mix with them.
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j, D. l. ; = III.
Tru:teo.
N. B.-An Arrangement! have been made by
which the shove desc.ibet p7oref.7 will be
sod Tree Of the dover rig thereon Of III. widow
CT {. r. Suite. 4ceased
js3-2,wiW 7 rs
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FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1881
EJsIT'SssN %As.E&.
, DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

4
As administrator Of Wm. II. Thcrn!o1, de.
ceased, I will sell st pub &c suction
ON SATURDAY JUNB 18th, 1881,
at the livery stable kept by the said Wm. =.
Thornton, on north "2sh!r g.oa street., Aexan-
dris, Va, conmaLc!rg 81 IL O'clock 8. m all
The stocE il. ssIt livery s!abe. consisting OF
RACKS. BUGGIZ2 sGd CAERIAGRS.
One new t~oigo.sest Coach, one eisht.ses:
Coach one SIX sest lolch, lot of Double snd
Siral, Harness, Sata'as, 3:iies. &c also eight
valuable Horses aud one Cow. TENS ST. sale.
+. =. KHKBI,
ja13-ao:: Aauini-rr.tor.
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The Cry for Rest.

Sound s.eep gives us the only rest We need
aud must have. 1t is geDuioe cure a!l. 1t
viii build up and mako strong weak body
The tsct is, that az lie becomes ooucon,rited.
and ils pursuits more eager. short sleep aud
esrig rislpg become impossible. We take mire
sleep than our ancestors. and we teke more be-
cause We want more. The faculty Of being able
to sleep at any time or place smouols to pos
tive tel.ut. aod is we'll worth culIivoting. An
engineer has beer koowp 10 fall asleep within
boiler, while bis fellows were beating on the
outside will their poBderous hammers; aud the
renose O. @ miller ,s cot looiuUudsd d % the
noise Of bis MILL Meo have berD kGown to fall
ssleep amid be tbupders fs 0a,le. Some of
be greet Generals whose pbmet are familiar 10
o have bad q ~ooderful power OF sleeping. tor
tra moments, even 90 the battlefield. The
Duks oil w Welliugton iuss before the attack 90 ST.
Sebastian, ,ip Spain touud that the brcaohlog ost
teries would be ready to open The attack for
hour. The bsst thing ke can do, ''is to
Sleep" AID sippir 6 of his horse lotto treIc5,
he vas asleep 10 81 Instant. Napoleon, at the
very crisis Of tue important bsI,le OF Wspram.
ordered up bis reserve. WDlcn be oevtr did ex-
cent 10 ,rsat emerpencies Con6ient that the
mUVemeoG Woulu pe caiiieo oo', apo nouu
insure the victory, be ordered his bear sklo 10
be spread 90 the ground and 10 moment be
was iu deep sleep, which lased fo- about twenty
| minute,, when be awoke greatly refreshed. "a
gloi S seeper ls generally an efficient pets y.
| Macy whose rersous systems have bec1ms de-
| ranged die simply from inability 10 sleep. 10
| order 10 cuoy refreshing sleep, it is necessary
ths The ii rod bs not coucsnuated 10 The head.
tu be d'tfusad equally through all phrts of the
b .dy. This is probably the reasoo why 8
warm bath Just before going to bed ls so con-
ducivs 10 a good nights ,epos'. The mind
shculi be KEEP. perfectly calm sod quiet, as ex.
ci.emen, is sleeps death blow
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CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER, at MCBUR
Nry'S
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H''oAAa, 5cAsIDvEssr, etc.
$4,000 Shipping Tags!
p JOB Lot just Received ri
IRENCH'S9 93 & 81 KING ST.

ALI sizes; ca spesI Tag. ever offered ID THIS
market.
TIE SINGLE BLOW tTAPLE BINDER
u gro@,rg IN favor every day; il s tas grestes .
}toor saving machine Of the sge. Bidders Ind
STAPLES on naad
HEW LOT BOILER GLASS FINGER
DA HPGS kk, The n9w substitute for spr1 &c
"nd cup; An Article Indispensable in every III: ::
very attractive, always cIean aud ready for u-e
81 c"nts
lbe new STYLOGKApHIC PEN is won.
Gsr:ui LABOR saving article; new lot sll siz.s
aLd les
Fu.! @tcc& Day Books. LedgeTs, Journals.
&C, from the largest, aii s'Z2s. down TO the
sm.,lasL dem.
New Books and Magazines dsi!y.
jed GEO. L FRENCH
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ENhUoIEh'5 Sale OF REaL hoIaIt-
& 6y virtue OF deed OF trust from Edward
j.. Garter to mH beaIllg dsts Of Decsmbur 10 b,
~ aid recorded in The Clerks ttTca Of Lou
ooun county. shall, for the purpose of carrying z
Out the provisions o! said trust otier Tor SAFE al
puonc a9ctcn, OF the premises, on THURS
pA !, June Both. 1881. 3 valuable TkACr OF
LAND, situated IN lower Loudoun, on Bail
hun, ana near Sudey SPRING., known gs
WOODLAND," containing TaKAh HUN.
DRGD AND TEN AUkGS. The fscm is weI
Wstere0, has an ample supply Of tim Ter, is Of
excellent qus'lty snd III fuo state If cuitivs-
non mas on It cCmmod!ous DWELLING
HOUSE, good TKNANT HOUSE a large
aud subsiaHusl STONE STABLE and other
Daccssaiy ou! houses. aud is we'll worthy of the
atIehli0A OF any one desi;ou3 Of good invest.
met
MIR. L. }. Ayres, who resides on the farm will
taKe pleasure IN SLOWING the property ~ ,.ay
one who Desires 70 eXsmIae II.
Terms Ot Sale: OGe third cash the res;dDe in
lures tqua! aIAua. LAY mtnls, bearing Interest
lrr;H Gay oi saiei The purchaser TO give bond
WIN approved personal security, md title 10 hc
retained unti' tnal payment is made.
Sae a. y o'c.ock n
CkA HtOKD GUSHING. Trustee.
Sstharrln f. o., Pt Vim CO., Va. my 25-.a2aw,s
NY VlRTU OF Il deed OF .ru.t from Mark
~ ~ helie7 and anna Lulu, his wife, - Peter
WISE, tGus!ro dsted The l1:n dag OF auri lS-5
snd rt"orcod in the Fauqlier C,uaiy Cicil's
ctti2e SAD "bsL,tu.el trustee in ulsce Of sad
Sster Wis, sLai on oAIU hDAY, June -
isot, AT Il oclocH u, IN front Of The Cour:
house, III The t0wa o. Wa:rsnton, sell to tue
h'gnsst hi54er, FIVE HCEUnED AND
H4Alf.FlYE ACRES r LAND, in the
lower sud OF FauGalec county, on the foliowiug
Lerhs: Sc mU1n cash h. vii! pay expense.
o. St'o aAd po"ds and interest then due; the
ies'ua9 oA sIch time ., the Trustee shsIl direct.
JA.N - \. 3UUTF
ny -)-"fF Suo.tItut.d GrustGr.
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rG- Ask your druggist for copy Of "I OuDI
Mems Friend d'-and read 1t
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BE0DEk3 CO..
Wtolegals Deea.s and Jobbe-s il
G&UChhIES, tkUFISIONS ELGU.,
SALI aNH FISH.
- tlll line o. ceeGratCt pure. old Whis1ey.
candles, Gin. ouu!, Sc. Massey y Co.'S pl!ia-
tslphlA and GiAXe;t's Baltimore Ale7, aat Berg
Le7 s hnso LE2or 6Csr, IL casks or bottles.
-Four, James ). hl7k y Co.'S. Standard Soap
D~pont i Cos. sporting AnG Giasliag Gun
powder, and Baltimore sud Potomac Rive
1ieSmcrs.
Orders promptly attended 10. art coaaiGn
Lsnts solicited. NO II K.iDg si-eo!,
0G. Al-ti AieXsndrla, Va
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Zinc TraveIer vino wisely Provtdes

Fhe Tr8VcIer who Wisely PrOVfdeS
Agsinst the CONTINGENCY of illness by taking
With him HCstetter's Stomach .B.tters, has occs-
sion to congratulate himself on his foresight.
wnan he sees Others who have neglected to do 80
suffering from some one of the maladies for
which it Is remedy snd preventive. Among
these sre fever and sgue. bili3usreas, constips-
| tiou end rheumstism, diseases often attendant
upon change Of climate or unwonted diet.
For ssle BY all Druggist and Dealers generally.
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Opening and Closing OF the Maiia.
CLOSING.

Opening and Closing OF the MSiia.
CLOSING.
Washington, D. O., and Northeastern mails
g. M, II N. and and 8 10 p. N.
Western mails 20 and l6 y. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 30 3.
n. and 80 and Is p. m.
South and Southwestern mails, Wis Lynch
burg, Virginia. way and through mails, I CO D.
On. and s W p. ID.
Manassas Division co 8. N.
Alexandra to Bound Hill Vs., s 90 e. II
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, via Washing.
.on, D. G., 8 30 &. N. II IN. and CO p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 81 8. Fl
and 9 80 .. m.
Southwestern mails via Lynch burg, Virgins
Through msils) including way mails on MIDLAND
Railroad, 8 81 q. m.
Manassas Division 30 p. N. for lock box only
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, ~ p. IN.
Office Hours-Oftice opens at = ~ 3. H. AM
closes st 0U p. 10.
Sundsy Hours-Ofice opens a! As s. No., so;
closes at 9 30 3. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

40 II II ISIS SION EH'o SALE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,

= IN u UE z UbED OF IkCSI I.
81 dated on the 27.h day Of February, 1875
Executed by Charles f. Sutla. snd Of record IN
Tho and records OF he CITY OF Ale-andrl. Va.
IIo"' NO I, ps2e l2j. aut by the request Of tbs
benz tcs!y thereby luGenn fei and secured AS
ifu;tte Ia said deed nsmel. / will proCeso to ell
~ pu6hc auction at the front door o! toe prem.
Juy. 1881, 81 IL N the ssid rramises to vi. {:
!he hOl UF GROUND with the BnICK
REHOU USE thereon, situated on ths north
lde ol King street. between Lee ana Uh;0u
streets, IL the city Of hIexspGriA, Va, u iron.
90 hlng street .2t feet, and extending norta-
~ardi9 toe ssme width IS in front 81 fget to
fayeLe alley being the premises now occupied
Oy r. e. DUwaham y 90.
Terms CT Sale: Cash
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
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