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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12
COMMUNICATED

HE lNTEREATI,EAL MONETARY CONFER
EscE AND ITS PROBABLE FAILURE That tbs
monetary cortereE c5t) ba held shortly at Paris
like the one Of 1878. will Tot result 10 anything
Is more than probable FL two reatons; f st, be-
cause the theory that tho value Of coins can be
established irrespective of the vaue Of the metals
they are N ade of, is fsliscous and second be-
cause England is unwilling to enter any confer
ence established upon bin etallic standard and
IS not inclined TO sta@don the gold standard, 60
successfully established there for years Cur
government certainly has fsilad ia fixing the
relative value between gold snd silver coinf, the
cry ior the dclsr # our daddies'' has ceased,
lor the accumulation Of silver dollars i'll the
treasury proves that our people do not want it
Inc price Of silver is fuctuatug 10 such an ex-
tent. as to make it almost unfit to serve as o
measure Tor values any longer. and should this
conference even arrive upon an agreement f (.
ing the relstVe value between gold and silver
coins it would net f2 the relative value between
the;e metsls, fer each Of the participating gov.
ernnents would buy its silver IS cheap as it
could get it and consequently the price Of it
would still be fl lclusting.
Our government after entering into An & Y oeri-
mert with silver dollars to such an enormous
tx;ent would only be benefited by an agreement,
tending to make its debtpsyng power on the
money msrke! cf the world equal to its purchas,
ing power here, and therefore favorable result
ID to be hoped for and the three appointed com.
missloners, EVsrts Howe and Thurman, will do
al IN their power in this direction, for they are
all three bimetsliat and the two latter voted for
the Bland silver bill
While England would De very glad to soc
measure adopted, tending to make the value of
silver more stationary and thus protecting its
merchants trading with India from serious
losses, it is too we'll aware of the advantages it
derived from Its long established gold standard,
to give it up and therefore the coming confer.
ence will be failure. for it is admitted by the
most prominent leaders Of the 'bimettsists,n
that without Engls1d an agreement upon the
relative value between gold and silver coins is
matter Of inpossibility.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12
By Green 3 Wise, Auc.iones,,,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
So BIZ REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
UOUNTY.-Pursuant to a decree of tho Circuit
court of Fairfax county at November term, 1880,
IN the case of Emerson admir-. vs. Emerson ct.
al, the undersigned commissioners therein
named, will sell at public auction on TUES.
DAY the 22d day of March, 1881, st u O'clock
M, in front of the entrance to tho Court Room
on Fairfax street in the city OF Alexandra, VS.,
aTKAOT OF LAND in Fairfax county. lying
immediately on the Potomac river. thres and
8 half miles below Alexsndria, aud containing
1863 !acrea.. The land is believed to be of good
quality. of easy access to market, whilo the
situation for beauty is not surpassed by any on
the river, commanding full view Of the cities
OF Alexandria and Washington snd the sur.
rounding country of Maryland and Virgins.
Terms of Sale: Ono fourth Of the purchase
money in cash; the residue in three equal in
stalments at six, twelve and eighteen months.
with interest from da:e; the bonds OF the pur-
chaser to be taken, with security, snd the title
to DO retained until all the purchase money is
VA. taylor o0H ss1,s Of
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T TeTe OF aScliglous character, Mr.. James R..
Oaton, ca behalf Of number of frierds. pre-.
senIed to the club, 10 short speech. arge,
IrellS framed picture of Rsv. W. K. Boyle.
Inc tlc,ure was reog iVed by the President, Mr.
H. NJ toltz. 10 sone appropriate remarks, and
IL Vss psc:d in conspicuous p;s ton on the
S y. or the club room, alongside Of that Of Rsv.
MT. Pearcc. Short addresses wers then made
oY Mcss.s. Ca!op. D. W. Whiting and Others
and the IN .e;in, adjourned.
ihe usual Gospel Temperance uecticg will
b, held 10 tie hall of the club TO morrow after
ooon. to b, Conducted By Nj. |. c. O'Naal.
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LOGL4L EREVI7JE,S

Attention is called 10 the advertisement of the
Sse OF the furniture &c, Of the late Mrs 0. &.
henderson, to take placa at her late residence,
o. tbHean street. Oh next Wednesday.
LIS understood that operations ct Mstsrs.
j. +. AgrcH & Co.'S. BIoomery. which have
baan suspended for some time past. will be res
sumi d aseG he 6tst CT next We <
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AUCTION sALEs.
TRUSTEES SALEOF FAIRFAXI1Nn

y BY : virtue of deed of trust executed By John
r., diooaid, trustee for Caroline Williams. and
Saiolne Willisms and Alex. Z. Williams
asted the 18Th of September. 1876. and recorded
"a 1ioer U, No. 4, folio $780, of the land records
OF Fairfax county, the undersigned, a. trustees
t5ese,n named and 3: The request of the psfsy
thereby secured, on MONDAY, the 2lst dsy Of
March, 1881. court day. at II o'clock M. will
sen at public auction before the Court House
91or OF ssid county. the following described
Ma HEAL ESTATE: All the UNDIVIDED IN
d InhssT which Walter DePuy Davis formerly
owned IN tract of land, containing 1872 acres.
ana now owned By John K. Hubbard, trustee as
aforesaid The said interest is 2 acres thereof
more OF less. This land lie, on the rosd leading
from Fairfax 9. II. to Vienna, AID adioins tia
'anas OF Smith (formerly Whsley) and others.
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay costs of
trust, expenses of sale and conveyancing, and
tour notes for $40 each, with interest Respective
y from the l9:h September, 1871, 10th Septam.
per, 1875 18th September, 1879, and the l9,h
September. 1880; the residue Ga credit of one
year from date Of sale, evidenced By the pur.
cnasers bond, bearing interest from date and
secured BY lien on tho property sold.
fsbss-sw TH e; A Ho5iaE, Trustees.
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.AccIDENT5.-Mts. George s. Smith. her
lH:rds vii regret to learn, fell at her rtsdence,
ooIncr OF k!0g and Pitt s:,c,ts. last Tuesday,
aud gate badly III ored herself She is still
SchetloG from she effects OF her fall.
a little boy named Willie Sampson. while
playing at tho upper ED Of Pfinco street, yes
lerdsy afternoon. fell. and was 80 unfortunate
es 70 bfakG his left lex.
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CONFERENCE or TIE u. r CuURCu SoUrn.
\, thc so:s.on OF the CoHtsTetc3 OF thu NJ. i
CGurca South io usrriaoab1g yesterday $50
thlIAc.a;s Of tho e,ie:s q tn: Wssbi3gson Dis,
tt:ct Eaf3 p!sa2j, TIE charac.tr Ct f. 4.
Sroth&r, OF 3 rfgVii!e. il the Hi7chcs.ct pia,
;TIc. 80 cxs:.2j-cl api Da5j!i. I'D His :ep ~,
%h'oA Indicted very dc BED n50spo,i IN log
he yaar, w5s rcd, aod 10 wao graot3i iasgs
o. e0j;rc', % acooUn! # th0 s3slgu3 illness It
rs HI.a, y. =. UJ9, o. " H2mmooi I'D
J. >. Forfeited wcfc eioc Ell 10 deac ms crs!srs
atd admitted iato :nl! c)Uc2cion, III, cI.ss Of
;3urth y,@r vas tx,ric2d ia part. Ga p,n,,Sr.
acamni.,.a VS. appointed 10 c}as.d: r tts q l>r~
{! b; II :Ii! 10 Church end tho Hi.sysr,'
.arslon-o il L?ulcua cou1ty wr,s.cl rom
he po:s!ssoa OF this c3Dlcrecc9 o d r1al
charged f5r years Ct o13upatiJ1.
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By ONcsl 81 Lucss. Auctjoneers.


4 UCTioN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE-On WED.
NIS13Af MOENING next, at 10 o'clock, at
.! y laen street, the lato residence of Mrs o. &.
Htudetson, dec d., will be sold the HOUSE
BOLD and KIICAEN FURNITURE slso
other s'tclts 100 rameroua to mention.
Terms: C-sh.
mhl2-!i JOHN LANNON, Executor.
NJ OTI9& 80 GAS CONSUMERS.
tho fj~ Il g4s will DO stepped from oil COL.
si!tuers who mA7 oe in arrears on the 22I Of
Gsl ca, 1851 Ne hope attention will DO given
TO tbs above, SO Tia: We may bo saved the per-
!or:nsnco f 81 unpleasant dutv.
mhll-l" j. R0xBURY. su7t
BSQF0MAC FISHERY AND FARM FOR
ALh.-Ihe undersigned trustee appointed
by tho GircuI! Court Of Baltimore city, will
sell st private oslo that Shad and Herring Fish
cry with FARM OF 800 ACRES in Charles
county, Maryland, situate in Cornwalis's Neck,
Oh tho Potomac river and i'm lately ct tho
mouth Of Mstt7womau Creek. Tho place is
known as the Six Chimneys and is about half q
ME iroJi Giymcn! Steam boat Landing Tie
farm lIos in the angle made By the river and
tho creek; and the fishery is both on the river
and within the mouth Of the creek. The farm
has convenient buildings for agricultural pur-
POSES. aud is we'll adapted to oil the usual crops.
The fishery is we'll known snd very valuable.
will sell the farm and fishery together at
private soil, and on easy terms 90 to the credit
payments. Address
VIM. M. MERRICK,
Cfic3. Iii Lexington street,
feb26-Co2W Baltimore.
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5tS,S''ss'& asisE Closing os tEe re siis.
CLOSING
Warrington, u. o., and Northeastern nails 8
.. n, y n. anl and Is y. N.
Western nails 30 and is D. M
@ou:aaTn maiIa. via Richmond, Va, 10 80 e..
q End 81 Nli II y. m.
rontE and S@uthWUstefn mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia, wy ana through msis, : 90 a.
q. s:d " D. uI.
sicEsssss N;cisioa : 90 II. Il.
h-tHxandT'A TO Sound Hill W., SEQ =. III
opENIN1,
Northern ,ni WcsTaFa mails, Wis Washing.
81, "; u, ~ b. N. II n. and Is % y. H.
southern ma,iS, via I,ichmoad, Va, so II. III
AMI 80 Il, r.
south %o2tern mails via Lynchburg, Virsiuis,
tarouEh rn.its) including wsy mails on Midland
N=irosd, S 80 g. N.
Manassas division SO =. H. for lock box only.
found Hill TO ElGxsnd.is, Va, 80 7. IN.
Ghica Houcs-Gliico opens 8. s 80 =. H., and
cloi25 st 7 60 2. IL.
,HGGdo2 Hou!s--0lice oleos ct As 9. ~, aud
CLOSES 81 so g. n,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

LIE FISH BENCH QUXsTIeE.-Whe argum emit
on Iae wit OF nsndsnus to compel tho Com
missioner, OF the Sinking Fund to erect moro
-Sh oenches in The msrkes Of this city, was com.
n.nced and concluded before judge Keith, of
me Circuit CoUr:, in Chambers, as WsrreDton
Yesterday. and the counsel. Corporation At:or-
Hey 4. Atnpsr and Obp.. Rrsnls L Smith,
10! ,GJs TIE city, and Judge Charles g. Ssus7t and
III Leonard ksrbury. for ths Esh dealers, rs-
.uIHsd hone last night. Tbs deci:ion which
:Ge Judxe. by rsquest, reserved for the purpos E
OF reducing il 70 writing. 10 expected to rssch
.HlS city Tonight OF Tomorrow morning. Which
Toy the question vill b decided ia not known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

AN !MPOsT0R "A few DAYS $40 :naa ~,
Is Hi9 cana GO II ". EHgr, c,liea i, :
Maya AcaaoUy 10 tbs ~ fox tho suip2-e II
iaaHlag a;7&ne, meets for paciog his dsyphtCr
ri tGe &c .l.ply. Ho presented 10 she S,,;r
Superb: letter purporti6g to come ir:m Il v.
iona G;2;d Pastor ai ST. johns Ca.halc
Cau:c1, I. Wts mia3icr. I'D, j0rcGuo.ag i:in
IS GCa'oman Of high social character aa!
wall, 4 MsrcAts,sr district. Carroll csuoiy,
II Ihsa StG;c. The sister. boi@e !il,lo susgi-
c2us. REQUESTED him TO cali il an rcuy, IS
&c w,u'd iiko 10 c0afcr With tho other sisterr.
Il the rno11t!mo she photographed 10 tIr. Gicyd.
VINO replied Immediately thl! be cid 20! koow
any pcrs5n By that namo. Whco tho n o
cs!ed .: be- Academy again tho Sister CD
trontcd him with Father Gl2yd's dispatch, and
he impostOr l:tt Immediately fer parts u
ku0Tc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

TIE UNION PRES BYTERIAN CnURcu.-It is
understood that there will bs meeting of the
members o! tho Ulion Presbyterian Church
some day NIX; week, of which duo notice. will
be giVop, the Chico. Of which is to c!nsider The
question oil calling a pastor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

\ spIendld breakfast &C Lie tails surrounded
y ismly ct Coughs Tl,y used DR.. Bulls
Coush Sgrnp sgd tha: family DOW keeps it al
"5yi on haad aod recommends it. Price only
2jo. toJ!e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

InE CORPORATION CoURT.-TLo Corpora.
ton toutt, wGch Wis adjourned from last
"Wednesday til! 10 day, met this morning, but
owing 10 tho o1atilued lacss OF Judge Chiffon
VAS further adj Juined. Ni.bout Transferring cry
tuioesa. til cSuri 10 course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

Police News E. Z. DoWnbsm, co.,
Pfesldoat Ct tho Board of Aldermen, presided
at polio, headquarters his morning.
Cornelius Parker, co!ored, for di5oTde.ly c)n.
Guo: AZ tho Washington aud ALEXANDRIA r. K.
!GpN, US q ed and DISCHARGED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

- Aem5srs OF Golden Light Lodge I. o.
&. T. will pIes:e take notice tha. owing to un-
nVIl3sb;a circumstances, tho meeting will not
oe held IL SRToPta Lodge room. The members
wil! assemble 1t Potomac Lodge room, north
Columbus st., this evening at 100 o'clock Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

REPRESENTATIVE ELECTED. At the meet
log Of O:ceoIs IIi6e, No. l, of Red Mcr, held
IhuTsGay nigh. last. Mr.. H. Ruben vas elected
10 represent tho Title 10 the Grand Coutcl OF
the order, Which meets ia Norck Ga the ec,p
Monday in N.y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

@. Z. MUMM E. Co.'S Dry VERzENAY
CHAMPAGNE at liberal figures. By bottle or case.
q. MCBURNgY'S store. Their l0,v rates 7viH
MdNce y0n TO GIy ut home. INTO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

A0BURNEY L Son, tie Grocers, oor King
aAd washington sjs., have jast received on in-
voico Ct r0y old FRENCH BRANDY, vintage
1871, JUST out Of bond, AID GUARANTEED
STRICTLY FINE QUALITY. mig
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

THE ALEXANDRA REFORM CLUR--A !arSe
sId l9strssuus naa,iDs OF tho AI.xandfia Rs.
Ie'In Club was AsId Iaat aight Ihs Asll Was
iMeeksd, large rumber OF ladies' b.as present.
Dr'clig after the opening exercises, which
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

Lsvcis 0! Gerry choice Gilt Edge BUTTER; csn
SUI themselves ct MCBURNEY's a. tie low
p:;ca q 30J pc, ID. milo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

no most wonderful tl,od purifier 10 the
wiTd- efuiic1tCS Cuery tUmt-S. s, S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

>, STOP THE LEAKs.-Tin Roofing, Gutter and
N'iH Sp2u'. nud al! york repaired promptly, by
STANsBURY & Bro.
he BEST home manufactured Tin Ware
aud Hoas.in;nis&ing Goods cln BIO found ct
SS:TANsEJRY's C'UtaI S.cvo House, c,rocr
ME- aod WASHINGTON streets, (McBuruey's
Bl.iG,n.
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TIE MARKET.-The market this III ornng, oil.
!hoEgh rot a, we'll supplied with provisions o.
!. night have bsen, presented s!ightly inl-
proved appearance over last Saturday. Prices,
eEcep. for 8 Few articles, remained unchanged.
Sne wholesale prices Of the different grades of
out:ec have advanced from 5 to 81 per pound,
End tho prospects ere that the retail prices,
which 10 day we're Is. 90 and So, per ID, will
feach higher figures By next Saturday. The
Goatsy on tsnd YVES OF an inferior quality. Iur.
Eies sol1 At 1Ss2Cc per ID; chickens Coo to 81
per pair cabbage sold st from 5.l0c per head.
EaA-1ai.o perch 40c per bunch; yellow perch
.. per bunch rock 4Ol5)c piece. Mr.. Slater
mad inc dieplsy Of ported flowers, the fret Of
:te season The prices were {: roses 2)c to 81 !;
- cents.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DE-. f. O. WEST NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MENr i; q specific for Hysteris, Dizziness, Con.
WILSON'S, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
siop, Loss OF Memory Spermatorrtnl. Impo-
age caueed by over.exerton, selfabuse or over
indulgence. which leads to misery, decay and
aealn. One box will cure recent cases. Each
oo1 contains one N onth' 8 treatment. One dollar
box, or six boxes for Eve dollars; sent by mail
b prepaid on receipt of price We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order re.
SelVed oy us for six boxes, accompanied with
1--WE dollsIs, We will send tho purchaser our writ.
len gusIanLee 10 return the money if the treat.
ment does not ettec. cure. Guarantees issued
3y JANNEY q CO., Druggists, Alexsndris,
va, wholesale and retail agents Orders By
mall VIII receive prompt attention. MARI
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed 10 the un-
- derslgned will DO received at tho Auditors
i9S of an M La Se0fs H. on sANTHgERAx The
BUILDING to be used for the Colum bis Steam
FIRE Engine Company, in the city of Alexan.
orle, according to tho plans and specifications,
which will be exhibited on application to the
undersigned at his Office corner of Fairfax and
Queen streets ct which time tho terms Of nav.
ment will be made known,
Inc llght to reec! any and all bids is re-
served; THOMAS Y. RISHEILL,
ms1Sdtd Oh m. it. Com. on Pub. Prop'ty.
A CARD.-To the citizens of Fairfax county.
a At the instance of many friends T hereby
sanounce myself candidate for the Office of
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax county.
request the hearty cooperation OF my friends
IN the different parts of the county, and elected
snail endesvor to perform the duties of tho ofIice
IN Satisfactory manner.
u.,,-,n Respectfully e submitted,
MARLIN NATa!L. F. GROSS.
TITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONOERN,-T
= have this day appointed JOSEPH KAUF-
MANN my Agent to transact for me in the citv
OF Alexandria, Va, business of Wholesale and
retail trade in BOOTS, SHOES and MIR.
CHANDISE.
MOSES RECHT.
Ale1sndris, Va, March 9Th l83l.-2W
TOR SALE-KARE BARGAIN.-An ala.
Il CANT Octave Rosewood Case PIANO.
nearly new and guaranteed in every respect, for
only $3.50 cash, or would sell upon sssv month
~ payments to reliable party. Apply at onca
at SIDNEY I. NIMMOS.
mh9 60 King street.
SEEDS | sEEDsl
Choice MEDIUM ard SAPIING CLOVER
ORCHARD GRASS and TIMOTHY SEED
in store and for ea'e by
tebl6-tf 4. NJ. LAWSON &JAMIBsON.
ERUIT JELL1Es, MINCE MEAT and
a. FRUIT eUTrEk and PRESERVE Just
received and for sae by
mill J.O. MILBURN.
nBOXES PRIME CHEESE lust receivad
4 " By Gmhll1 + q MGTITSN ~
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

The official announcement was msde yesterday
that the Treasury Department had returned to
certain Nation.l banks 81. 1000 legal tenders
that had been deposited for the purpose of re-.
firing circulation. Thi; action was taken under
ruling Of the Department which allows any
bank to withdraw its money deposit when the
United States bonds have not been Withdrawn,
and the deposit CT legal finders has not been
impaired by the redemption of say part of the
bank circulation. at Cabinet meeting yester.
day it was decided that in other csses the legal
tenders would not be returned to tn, banks, And
a formal reply TO that effect was made to tie
banks BY Acting Secretary of tho Treasury
French.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. March r. 1881
The market is qliot aud firm. Abou! 1000 bush.
els OF Wheat sold 81 ll2, 1l3, rs ll6I and III
for Fu!tz. llS for mixed and 100 for fair L,ncas
ter, no choice hoing offered. Corn is steady,
With sales of white at 55. No Oats reported, and
and one lot of Rye brought 100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

DEATH CT MIR, HANCOCK Mr.. Andrew
Hancock. one Of tho Oldest and mos. respected
ciuz30s Of Washington died q. his readen3e. in
ihsL city yesterday, il tho 18th year Of his axe
DIR Hancock, who wss naiire of this city, e
brother of The las MT. John Hancock rotx0ved
ID Warrington ST sn carly sge. Attaining his
nj 'rity, he entered the restaurant business On
?"an:ylVh'ia avenue, whore no WISE most auc
co$s!u'. a's place WAS treqIented by the Il 81
nlca .: ths dsy, end il WAS nc, unusual to meet
there Ecn:on. Calhoun, Webster, Clay. Cas-
snd others. The collection OF I'll kinds of curl
osi.i.s " tn which the place WAS lined gave i.
tho neme Of the "Oid Curiosity Shop" Nj
Hancock h. I'd been prominent Mason for forty
5oars, nd st the tinn CT his death wes memb bar
q foteEsl Lodge. No. l; Washington Com.
m.uteIy, 40. l, Knights Tornplar, and Column.
BIZ CHAPTER no !. lis funeral will take place
residence, No. 231O Penls. avenue northwest
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LOCAL MATTERS

SHThoH SERVICES, &C., ToMoRRow.-
Thirst Church. -Ss!7ic, at il a. N, epd 1907
Il. by Rev. Mr. Su er.
81. Pauls Church. :. | g. ~. and
/ y. N. By Rev. Dr.. Norton.
Grace Church.-Servica ct II q, a., and $50
p n. by Rev. Mr. Sharp
81 Mary's Church. Ser7ic, gt IL G. ~.
ard sermon By Rev. Father O'ksnc. Vespers
2t4 Q. N.
First Presbyterian Church Service ct II a.
II. aud $3.50 0. 10. by Rev. B. T. Wiougtb7.
Secona Efes5yterian Church-Service at II
a. ~. and 81 o. m. bv Rev. VIM. Diawiddic.
C3son I5esJytcrian Church ISgnagogua, ca
Washington street. I-Sergics at II 8. n. and
':+5 ?. u. by Rev. Dr.. M,Ilwaiae. CT Bali
more.
Meth. Epis. GEuct-scrvics ct ] .. II. aud
';3O .: u; BY ltsV. j. s. Boyer. p. L. SUI.
dag school at 3 y. N.
Neth Epis. Church South-Sorvc, at II 0.
N. BY Rsg; f. NJ. Nils No sorvic? at night.
4leth. Prot Gwch-No service.
free Methodist Chmct-StrVic3 8, II 3 N,
"34 7:3o y. q. by Rev. j. 7. Nli9hseI.
Bapttst Curch-Sersico at IL 8. IN and
80 .. II. BY Rev. Mr.. PeuicS.
German Lutheran Chmch-Sarvicc {. il
a. y, 10 = .EmEu, by Rev. Mr. Schslcr.
I0NRg .Nen's CHRISTINE Association. -Service
o. soHg snd prayer ia !he Baptist Church at
/ p. N. Jaitat2 D. n. Aims House at 2:3O p N.
Weather Probabilities jErrch u 1881
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12

WcGtter Probabilities M4rcb l.. ISL
For TIE middle States cloudy and threatening
#eaihcr with rain. nOi;hery vecrng TO castery
vines, stationary Or higher tempera:uce and
lover Barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-12
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN

GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN
~ FAIRFAX COUNTY.-By Tirtue of q
deed Of trust executed b. A. King UnS.d]sr
corded in liber T. No 4. psge dos, in tho clerks
office OF Fairfax county, to secure to tho trustees
of the Protestant Episcopal Education Society
IN Virgins, the payment OF twenty. fve hun
dred dollars, with interest from tho dsts of said
deed. default having becn mad in the payment
OF said principal sum, after demAnd) the IN.
dersigned trustees will on MONDAY the 2lst
day of March, 1881 court day. at II o'clock M,
before the court House door. of Fairfax county,
proceed to sell at public auction q certain
THACT OF LAND, lying in ssid county. about
two miles from Centreville, called Salisbury"
containing about five hundred and sixty seven
and one.half (6674) scress. moro or loss. and
improved by fine D DWELLING HOUSE, out
buildings, stables. SC.
Terms of Sale: So much in cash as will pay
the above mentioned sum t$25G0) and the inter
Get due on the same and the expenses Of sale
the residue In cash, or upon credits Of one ar
two years, with interest ths purchaser givins
bond. and deed of trust on thu premises to &C.
cured the deferred payment; or On euch terms
as said A. King Chandler may sgree to at tho
ARTHUR HERBERT, lr.u...
49,, CAZEN0VE G. LEE. Ifosseea'
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR
~ FAX OOUNTY.-By virtue deed
trust executed by j. A.. Gricsbsuer, dAtei the
10Th day Of Janusry. 1876, deed recorded on
the land records of Fairfax county, the under.
signed trustee therein named, End at the re-
quest of the party thoroby secured on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day Of March, 1881, o! II o'clock
No., will sell at public auction in front of Cats
Tavern at West End in sold county the follow,
ing described property: 81 end 6S-1G0 ACRES
OF LAND, lying in Mt. Vernon District, being
the same tract which tho said Grieab5usr pur.
chased Of David Owen. This land is Of good
| quality, we'll located and improved by build
| ings. &c.
Terms OF Sale: Enough caah 10 pay coe.s OF
| sale and the sum of $4,000 with Interest from
February %, 1873 and tho residue il two equal
aud interest from Gay Of salo and secured by
lien on the property solo.
THOMAS MOORE,
f5bl84W Trustee.