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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

~ offers his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
20 the Gil ,z2ns Of Alexandria and vicinity. Of
Eco with rs father, DR.. YIN. g. Klipstein, on
Prince ST. oppoaito tho Pos!cilice. isl3 -dt&2w*
4 GARD. III should be generally known tbs
~ pcraons 20 unfortunate as to losa one or
acre Of tksir toa!h neod not wait wosks and
n1catha fcr aItiL cisl substitutes and endure inc
convenience, dis. Ngrseatls changes in voice IA
Gle! expression. NC, but may have artificial
teeth made before nd inserted Immediately sf-
Ter extraction Of ia cir natural teeLh. By this
inrdn better adaptation, more pleasant ex-
precision snd 8 nearer approach toward preserv.
ing ths natural harm ony O. tho features are se-
cured and very much ofthe ps!n and dill Guilty
experienced ii learning 10 ui'H teeth are also
,volcc,l. have piacticed this nc successfully
%. seven Ycsr'. and having iatrodL' ced it hero,
would ho g!a1 10 refer aay orc intercs led TO ra
.!ents who Know eli. from experience In reating
.ht natural teeth EIy objoc! is TO preserve very
ore ta"t t!fnH, patience snd modern methods 0,
.rcs.nont can siVo. The u2o Of arsenic in de-
s!ToFiag .Tncstd Inrvus is condemned by the
mere enlightened of the dental profession on
account cE It's turning !aeth dark, Inducing Alb
ic"s3 snc finally the Lose OF the teeth. The nerye
pup, Hhlca Is The soufca Of lie 10 the tooth
should a!w2Te be troat0I. whom exposed. with =
view 10 its restoration t. health. Iu,e no chem
alloys Tor h!tingi ny fees arc much less than are
usually chEfged for tho samo class of work,
Gold filling tcoG $50 un; other work at uro.
porli0nately low rates
w. GONNALhY, y. p.S,
Graduate Dental Depart.
Univ. of Michigan.
Office: ~! street NORTH west, Washington,
y. =. ap4-3m
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kSSrE7saN SALES

SHEk!EFSsALE OF VALUABLE Ma.
- Chi IN II will soil TO the highest bid.
ger en- SATu RDAI Juno lSth 1881, at Clifton
Sais.i ION; y, w. Aidl4nd +: K, TIE ENTIKE
CDaPLETE AND IN GOOD RUNNING
oitDa Is 10 s'tiifg an execution in MY hands for
CORRECTION. styled P&k3r vs. Hetzsl Terms
c's'' SAILS az L. VIM EYRE. Js.r
1.t, I. ~ ! 4:EorSl'!n. .. O. myl6
fSNRusTEAS SALE Os l!A&D IL FAIR.
-. y CoUkTY VIRGlAlA-In o1ecu-
., non OF q ueed OF !rGsS from Msrtu V. b. Began
a a. vito 10 Chsr!es Il. Zin norman and Ryland
SuM 20 secure an Indebtedness 10 Albert d.
huu dsled October ll:h, 1872, and recordoi in
inc CsorSs CEic q Fairfax County Court, tho
W tt WHO have bsen substituted trustees
man and Rylsnd Ruff deceased; being thereto
required by tho present beletic iary in said deeI
OF lrls: Will cell 81 public auction in front Of tho
Cou;t House Of Fsi.tsx county on MONDAY.
me 2O.n day o! Juno. 1851 y. II O'clock M, that
UeinS court day, the TRACT OF LAND in
fairlsx county Ab2u. 3! miles from Burke STA.
LION Ito? and :. miles from Fairfax Station. on thu
Virginia Midland Railway, containing sbou.
10y scSes bounded as follows: Beginning At q
PHO OF stoEo; in the Welt rua shoals rosd. near
81 olo school hous:; thence north TO 3v W. S2I
pcI Geo 10 Whie osS AID hickory sspline; thenca
5. CO. W. " poles to stump and several marked
sspilngsi thence 6. % pcle s. 10 Is @, 2Gl poles
70 Inc Intersection OF tho line Of tho land formor.
~ ,heeth's; thence With kee!h's line S. d6o l5'o
1ef poles 10 pile OF stones; thence eco ". lCO
poles 10 a largo red oak in tho line of Richard
simpson, now Benjamin Burhe's land; thence
with his line 5. 7640 c. 3S1 poles to q pile of
etones; thence g. 10 y. Ii poles corner in tho
inc OF Thirfes land thonce with that limo 8, So
q Q. VI poles to a small box oak bush in tho
Aforesaid Wolfrun shoals rosd: thence with said
road H. 3G0 dS poles, n 80 Q. q poles n. 80 G.
II polea, H. ESQ Q. poles, Il. 10 o. y poles f.
tho beginning, except about o1e.haif (1) aero,
bounded as follows: Beginning ct tho :csn.ro of
Tho Wolf run shoals road and Fairfax Uour,
House road about ~ rods north of John Steei's
mousse, and runs ihenCs along tho centre OF said
road Il. a .. 10 rods; thence due ". s rods;
thence s. 40 ". 10 rods: thence due 9. rods to
Inc beginning, together with all tho improve.
ments SC.
Terms: Ono.Lhird Of the purchase money
cash, the residue in two equal ins!alments, pay
able IN oae and two years tiom tho day OF sale,
notes 10 DO given therefor with approved per-
sonal security bearing interest from day Of sale.
and secured by deed Of trust upon the premises
on all cash at tho option Of tho purchaser.
LINDEN KENT,
j. III. LOVE,
mylS-Iwiw Substituted Trustaes.
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LYNCuDURa MARKET. Ju1o lG.-.The market
is generally insc!i7e. Flour ste.dy and firm at
S4i7 rs as to brand, 1iGhL receipts Of Whesi
aud quotations irCn 1II.l2S Corn in it!ls bet.
ter domsnd ~ t5iiS Osis nomiGaly 15iA7
Nothing doing in Eye To0atcJ uacasugad.
All common grsdc;, 'Gcuilrg Common dark
Leaf and hriEh! common dark .uss and inlafior
smoking Tugs afo very dull, while fine shipping
remsins unchanged. Fins AID cxL.a wrsrp2rs
are somewhat Gch.Cn.
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mylS-Ew

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ Bile LAND IN FAIHEAX COUNTY.
pursuant 10 = decree ct tho Circuit Court Of
FAIRFAX county, JuGc term, 1889, il tho sui. Of
susan Kennedy VS.. Philip Howard, ct Rl.. the
lnder;lgnel Commissioner will olisy for sale at
tuoNc auction, in lr1H. of tho Uourt House. be-
tween tho hours OF Il IN. and y. -. MONDAY
Juno 18th, 1881, (couri day.. \ VALUABLE
TRACT or LAMB continuing ICl ceres snd
i2o peRs. Till land iiss on Little River Tutn-
plko, Tour miles cast Of The Court House, and ten
miles from tho G!y Of Alexandra, is Of gCoi
quality. we'll wa.eeei AID tin bored
Terms oil Sale: Cash enough 10 pay cost;sni OK
psnses OF suit and sale; oHa-third upon c0niirma.
ton otsa!e By the coGcs, end III iuu in one snt
!woyo9ri, with inteEcs! from thodsy otsa'4 Title
Eetained Til tho last pay c,onLis made. Personal
security 10 % given Tor thu deferred psymortf,
out upon tina rsy ut # one.;afd ia hsnh,
personal security may DO dispensed VITA ut lie
nlsCretion OF tho commissioner. GunrHysrcjrg
M The cost Of The Purchaser
>. ii. CHICHESTER. Comm'r.
F.l;f.I 9. b.. vs., May iS.h, 1881.
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ESaEHted Me.

4 Workingmsn says: debt, poverty and
suffering haunted me for years, caused by sick
family and isrxe bills for doctoriug. which did
no good. l WAS completely discouraged until
ono yehr sgo. By the advice of my pastor. pro.
cured Hop Btters and commenced their use and
III ono month We were sll we'll, and none of us
have bsen sick day since; and want to say TO
sll poor men. you can keep your families we'll 9
year v In Hop Bltlers for less than one doctor
vii: will cost" Christian Advocate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

RICHMOND MARKET. Juno II Tho market
for ell BINDS OF proauc ,isqGict Ia Flour there
Is but little doing and quotations sre uGehsngeA
viz: SlaI = for !7o to family brands. Worry
light receipts CT Wheat with small sales, Lancss
tor at l3l, mIod at l29,l&) end full at rs
Sales OF Corn ST Is for white aad mixed. Prime
Spring Oats b.Ough. 5j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sngs;s--The Ee@ YORK market for raw Sugars
continues steady ST 1ts7B; for common t. good
refining. Centrifugal Sugar is quoted = iSg,.
For refined Sugars tho m.rke. ls firm, with
PISCES shade stronger for 5000 gtsctp. Wo
quote as follows: Cat loaf lls; crushed TX;
POWERED liz; erannlSted IL; standard as ICE
and yelows & togt
Cotfee-The MARKET for Coif9a CONTINUES oujet
but trm in tone. lbs offerings arc very limited,
holders being very confident IN thor view of the
situation. No further sscs ara reported, but we
quote sgiin for invoices az fJllows: Ordinary
~; fair Il; good II, r!imn IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

OFFICERS ELECTED Andrew Jackson
Lodge, No. 10, a. L. Il A. NJ. at is meeioe
ast night cl:otcd tho following officers to suvs
tor the ersnng year: Worshlplul Master, A.
5. Duni; Scuiir Warden. Charca Ii. Schaaif
Jrrlr Wsrien. EteLch Smoot; Treasurer
GeoIg, Il. Steiner; Secretary. J. Il. S. Acxan
der. The above, aad tic h,or officers to be ap
poiatcd by tho Worshipful MISTER, will b 10
stalled at the ntx; regular meeting of tie
lcds,, st. Jchn's night" Friday, juno "a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

4 fused TO CONFIRM The Circuit Cau:t
h. Tt.'.E county refused 10 confirm the sale Of
u,4n ,,on property. 10 West Eod, recently
- mr. T. Goodrich, Of this city, 70. $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURERS Goa
:prcis! meeting OF the stockholders OF tho Great
Falls notwithstanding Company was he1 at the
Mansion House this afternoon. Nine thousand
BIZ hundred and ninety five shares Of stock were
represented 10y owners their proxies. Among
!hoso present vera the acting President. John
TImblC; Charles L. AbeIl Secretary; H. T..
Davis, Treasurer, and Director Randall Hsgnor.
hfter making the necessary appropriations for
tho ensuing year the Giestng &C burned.
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ZION RENT.

GTOHE ON KING SPREE FG!; i:EET-
~ The THREE STORY HKlCk ,3T0HG fio.
Il King ftreot, running bsck - A;.rko. ,.Nrv.
serl5 =. y. SMOGT Sc SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET JuGo IL Tho
market is very qIleL Win light rec iipts OF pro-
duca OF all xmas. Flour stcsdy bet quiet a.
II 26s7 % Sc to brand BIZ. little Wheat com.
ing III and quotations. ara from l!ia13i; for good
to primo Corn 5ja.ti. Oats E0ti5, and Rye
nominalls 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

Music LAST NlGHT.-The Alexandria Musi
cal Association RsVo another excellent opcn air
concert in the Pos!ofiic, yard last Eight. a
large crowd WAS present. aud tho mlso dis
cour5td was greatly appreciated. Two police
officers were 90 duiy, aud good order prevailed.
The excursion OF the association on Monday
right ntx; will 90 doub! provo musical treat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

DEATH OF Mrs. DGIErCs Mrs. Dtiefus,th
mother OF Mr.. Julius Dfsius, of this city, died
10 Philadelphia, ut The reslderca OF her SOP,
Mr.. Joseph Dfielu', carly yesterday morniDg,
from dropsey. The remains were brought here
TO day. a:d The funeral will taxa llacs Sunday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

EOE SALE or &GNT-TlyO BECK
a HOUSES Oil 81 E4sph e!Seo;, Mo; 81 anG
-. bel%etn fE'nGoss sad nrcaoco s!s., il good
repair. Possession given Immediately ionuira
6! LEWIS STEMS. loyal ST. ny5-,f
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Police NEWS.-The oply case ut policc
headquarters this morning was that OF lwo
c)orvd women. Fannie Grandson aEd Maggie
Stanton, charged with fighting at danes at the
cocrsd Odd Fellows Hall las. night. Bo!h
women were fned IS each. eud 10 default OF tho
payment of the foes wcro locked up, and sub
sCqu1ntiy seut TO the work house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

ICE COLD LAGEE and
- only 6Dc per doz; bottles aust be returned.
X. W. AVERY, ~ King etreet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

BALLOT Box S1UFFlSu.-A, the fair Of tho
t.Tst Coi1rtd Eapnst Church choir, Tuesday
l.s', IL nma Johnson was declare d the SUCCESS
tui compC!itCr fer u set Of ;Eelry. par of cur.
rugs Ant! brcss: rlp, by the following vote
Emma JJhH.jo II Lu Tsncjl SIS Beverly
Meg. who had been c1uvsssius fer Miss
lsarlI, ahsn The 70 O wal auaOu 1c,d. declared
inst lho ballot box hsd been stufd. Miss
!anlli, @ho bad been led 10 believe that the
lcweiry vas certain to fall to her, fees!Very
Muc'' mortified, AID is 90! al sIl pleased With
Miss johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

EEHlLDREN'5 LIGHT, BLUE and PINK
~ HOSIERY, suitable for school comm ance-
ments.
iel7 6. G. NJ. ADAMS, 90 King ct.
Mems SUMMER UNDERWEAR. long
ISA and halt sleeves rices 40, 81 and Is cens
each.
ialT-jt e.. II. ADAMS, 81 King st
TeEIMg ORANGES and LEMONS lust re.
L csvsd By [jal7l j. q. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

nOhESTlG SEWING MACRiH Es-Nvc
~ desire once moro 10 ask attention 81 parties
desiring 10 purchase S Sewing Machine u c IL
ana eGthi no the spCCtsl advantages o. Tho "ito-
nestle We hsvo now on haEd !IEYEH-
sfocent intentionally which tao machines rlay
DO worked by hand. We EsYa sold 81 crest
many "Domo;t!cs." and every emo has gipen
by msi.
jelG E.S DEhDBEATEE & BIO.
EpAlNTS Tao cGtcbrhteI Avci!! Had;
\ Mixed Paint; slso ctaor brands Q! de.irs-
Gle mixed psints " loves! price,: = full supply
received Also stock CT mixed coor3 rcs1y
Tor usa in | and = 10. cans.
ALAb ASTlAE for covering walls aad cell
inss OF dwellings,. Sample card OF ~ the above
can DO had upon application 10
Jel5 II, $. LEADBEATEl! 81 RRO.
DOGEHTS VEGET ABLE COUGH
ID S4RUP.-A cerLsin cure for Whooping
Cough. Coughs Arising from Colds, Group.
Asthma. Sorn Throat, pneu aonia Hor:encss
and all ether Bronchial Affections. For arln by
)elO NAEFiklO u HALL.
4 DMINlSTKATORS NOTICE -Tbo cub.
n scribcr having qualified as administrator.
upon the estate of WM II TACENTON, &C.
CARED, hereby nc!ifas all persons having csin:s
present them to HIM duly authenticated, and ell
persons indebted to said estate a:e hereby nCL-
lied to make psymcn. to the subscriber st once.
jel3-2aT4w +. A. KERRY. Admir-.
4 ADMINISTRATIONS EOTIUG.-Tho un.
"a. dersignod having qualiiad ~ Admiost-s-
triz Of HORACE Y. DANIEL deceased,
hereby notifies al porscns having clsic!5 sgsins.
the same TO present them 10 her duly authel.-
csted for payment and all persons lGdeb.ea 20
said estate ere hsreoy no!itei to mskn pawn mt
tc tho undersigned. AUA Z. D!tAIHL,
;6-2Tig AdninFtrstri1.
Aloxandrs, Va. June Isl, 1851.
nj OTICE-A general meeting CT thc stock
~ holders OF THE POWELL'S FDkT
MINING COMPANY" will bs mold 3, tho
cflics Of the Virginia Midlsad Railway Con-
pany, in Alexandra, Va , oa FRIDAY, :he 1t
day OF JAY, 1881, It - o'clOcG L.
BY order CT ine Directory:
jsl-wiv l.. w. hElD. Sscr"ta-7.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSriTUTE.
The BOARD OF VISITORS will meet on Ice
23i Of JUNE 10 make appointments OF Cadets.
etste Cadets are supplied with Board and Room
Rent Free Applications received from any
sen ator, is.'c: for p.y snd State Cadets
FkaNGiS II. SMITH.
itS-Q3v Superintendent
rE1RE BE ACH AN DLAWN CHhIHl-Jgst
I. the thing tor tho B.sci, Lava, rlcnlcs,
Bot K.ces, Base Bal! Ms.:acs c:c. Weigh.
only 3 lbs Can bs packed i! .nE TRUNK and
carried rs vs.!Y rs az umnrGi.. Call aad ex-
| anime T.. McLhaN - tHL SIS.
] ny27 - King street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

VIZ Hc2:acr Pfojnb'ttics Juael7 1851
r.lny :o}ton by clearing weather, vsrisb(e
winds shifting 20 weiterly, stationary CT h cher
tmpors!uro and falling followed By rising b.
Tsm".G-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

NEW YoHK CATTLE MARKET. Juno IL
Beeves Nothing dong in Beef c,.tla Baof
sides are selling very slowly ct lower prices ia.
GLIDING common TO choice at I?.G4c par ID.
Calves-Ma,kct stesdy for bu.trrmik Calves,
and acivo aod hII for Isl vsals at higher liz.
urea. 6uttermlk Calves SID q. 1i45, per B.;
vesls at 5is7s
Sheep and Lsmbs-Ths marke was extremely
dull and weak, particularly for Southern Lambs,
and at further reduction Of tc per Id there w.s
nothing like clearance. Shsep rsngod from
Si:5ic per II; Virginia end Kentucky Lambs
from t3aS:; PennsYlvsnis, Maryland, New
Jersey ant New York Larn5s from 73.9! !,
per h.
Hogs-Ncno :or sale sliv:. Quotations en-.
tiraly nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

,SEFNlNG AID AND COMFORT FROM THE
55@EAE TATHER.-R. I. Tsrcl Of this cny,
.l2ay, OF B.rryvic, co!orcd man fron Ha.-
,Io!Hr:, ard bumbef OF other c0lorcd mcn
FL here tits morning for Washington for
I d, PURPOSE Of accompanying Gen. WIckhsm.
,1l hEjvtd 10 Washington l,5t night, TO the
"Lt2 House, with Vlcw TO securing the aid
We 'f2,l!ent lnthc approaching campa'gl
fs,0ls Tor tie strs;gHtout republicans.
- IH@Soay next delegation, headed by
j., S.sa,or LEWIS. and consisting ii A. w.
,,'i:' q Petersburg. Dr. Norton Of Hamp.
~ az? he c4ptslus OF the colcred military
.p'1isS n lyachtug. Ua1vlle, Richmond,
~, .'oS ani Petersburg, will seek the Influence
lie Pt,siaent for the ,isket ponioa,eda at the
4 49, hAhoGe rcaC lster convection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

ruAMPAGNE CIDER and Only dc Fer
" gallon; worry cho;,o
je2 4. w. AVERY, 22G King street.
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| tWEhhlNG FOR KENT-Tho REICk
- DWELLING on Tue southeast corner Of
iitt and Wolfe sts. Iosse=sion given /. MsT.
Apply TO ''-'''
apl3-eoIf GREEN & WISE
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GROCERIES,.

COOKED COEN BEEF, very choic, and leo
~ cold, for cello by The ID or in ems by
<. w. AVERY, 22j King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

OFFICIAL NGslT.-County Superintendent
Carrc, accompanied ly Superintendent elec:
Adams. visited sIl the rublc schools Of the
,roty 0! Alexandria to day. Both made blicl
addresses, the former .hsrkirg The teachers
an! gupl.s for their courtesy 10 MIN whilst 10
lie. and expressing his regret at the necessity
ii ,svcring his c)nntXion with them. lie gave
10 each pupil & short printed address 70 the
saD,toU3 manner il which they had sustained
I'm tlr eleven years past, and expressing the
aa?a that his successor would be tvon mere, if
9s,lJic. fortunate IN securing their c)'optra-
,o2. lie gave tis medals fer :he year to Ida
d,cSs0n Of Scott shooI. No. 5. Jefferson Dis.
tie, Thomas B. Grey. OF kamper school. NJ.
ArIirg;oa Dis:ric. and Mary Norman, CT
>11aer school No. >. Washington d strict
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. jana IL. Hog!
steady; common and light ii 25sj So packing
and butchers IS 3jaG IL.
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ny A.MTED-
lOHUST PINS

Ias2 mu:t b. s!rsisht, ffoo of knots, worm
NOES and decay. W. a. SHOOT,
le3.im Smoo"s wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. june Is BE OF
Cattle-Theic ware no through shipments 10
New York early this week, whore thu market on
Monday va dali aad prices s. per hosd eff
and yesterday - lower except for choice Bseves.
sheep and Lsmbs-The market hero bang
very dull leo head yet Tonsil Oh hand. Prices
Of Sheen are unchanged. 3.5ic acd Lambs are
dull TT t,!o decline, 5,1tc per ID gross
Hoes-The market during tho Wsek has been
dull, prices ranging from Il 81 !, pGr ID net with
few ut the latter price
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. June 16 -Hogs-
Market generally active and strong; earlv mixed
packing s. CO.'S 9j; light higher. s. ,0-G choics
heavy packing ana shipping sc % Cattle
Market dull snd weak: exporters s. 90Ab Is;
good 10 choice shipping s. 6Da5 o.; poor to far
lower at SIS 1876 49, supply lair ard market!
weaker; butchers quiet End slow; - 7u.3 10.
chiefly s. 51.4 ~. Sheep-Ma-Ec: SLOW and
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ZOE SALE GEE SsES1H

E'oE kENT-The LIVERY @TAELE on
q tho oae. sido of Washington strcs;. baL,nar
hlng and Cameron, formerly Occupied by y; m.
hagg and moro recently by ". Il. Thornton.
POSSESSION gwen OF tho Isl OF July. 4 ppIy 10
iel6-lm JOiTM jAfJNnS
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CrosiyG tvparr;es .V.s.ocl,r ,.,,,
,'c7cy !, ,b,, r,..,rnz.,
.t.,h, e; rAs ma ,,,f.o, =, NJ, Ii,.Ir7
.,eno, n r,i,y m, ,l,.in, ,v,r,;-os sTln, :
r,w ,otr,Jnc,5,v r.m,,i;s no ,h, Rae n g
Sn.rn mo1sI, far diircrc, in ,hn strtv ~
ti,,m.u yfre nrrs.ofci f. hTi., Irnn, RnJ.0s
and Mss LYli S,on,. hv tha,r toscInr Mis-
Dgs,v. aa1 h,u:~n,no o-iy,a pcro o. van -
hIis Lama Sa,i.h Nv uiss y a,I Err cyc,.I ,r,,
70 uaih.m maze. ana hy Nj, Ws.r;1(,.o, ~,
liz lr,on HriivCs ''''''' . ''' w
. certificates wl,n The Missnq JuI;a S,nor-
.traet lIai Sion. lraro H,d,cs Noily Erm.
ash, EIs Wlli.u4 Len. Smi;h Aon;n ScnIn
.u4 l.Jt!i. Nlil;,r,
C.T.ii,.in- of n,nG,;snc, cor, ala, rrason.,l
10 tn, Nilss,. Haui, Anew Hannah Dri.c1
nd ;r2,a to tho Misses Lila n,,hi, Carric
E.Gaa+. N>stia pu7u, Nellie Acton. Irepe Lim.
bert Eigc3is VI ,9rc md .Iuna Uckiason #
IA. -ama class,
The r,jn1ry c'ess . nry, u,s cioan "a
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

th9 dosing exercises Of the present sts>iot
&. the Episcopal High School vi bo bel,
m WeGnC s5ay afternoon next, beginning at
IIartcr before > clock. The annual address
vii be delivered ty tho Rev. John S. Lindsey
Of GcorCotoTp, -. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17
PROFESSIONAL UAs.DN.

~ Z. 9. Z. ELIroTEIN
? offars his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

hOi NSoAoNGd lOSS
20 The Gil 'z,ns Of Alexandria and vicinity. Of
fec with rs father, DR.. YIN. s. kipstein, on
Prince ST.. opposlto tho Postcflice. sl3 DIT &2wx
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

THE BEACH ANDLAWN CHAIHl-Jgst
4 the thing tor tho B.sct, IIswa. rIcn'cs,
Bot K.ces B.sn Bal, Ms.2ncs c:c. Weigh!
only 3 lbs Can b packed i! anE trunk and
carried rs ;s.!!Y IS AZ umnrGi. Call ald eG-
anime e: MCLEAN DnLsh'S.
uyG7 - King stcae!.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-26

This is furnished by Mr.. Vim. Will 1913
Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, Pa: Some
time since received severe injury to my
back, by falling against the sharp edge Of q
marble step, the stone penetrating it at least
q halfinch, and leaving very painful wound.
After suffering for . time, concluded to
apply St. Jacobs OIL and am pleased to say
that the results exceeded my expectations.
1t speedily alIayed all pain and swelling and
by continued use, made perfect cure. l
really think it the most eficacious liniment l
ever used.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-26

that q remedy made of such common, simple
plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dapdelion,
etc, make so many and such marvellous and
wonderful cures a. Hop Bitters dot 1t must
be, for when old and young, rich and poor.
Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Editor, all
testify to having been cured by them, We
must believe and doubt no longer. See other
cOlumn.-PosE 4l flsf
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-26

1t is vdent that . large portion Of our city
people suffer from diseases of the liver,
bowels, or kidneys. Kidney " ort is natures
remedy for them all. Those that cannot pre-
pare the dry can now procure It In liquid
form OF any druggisL-Globe-Dem Democrat
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-26
lChsmhersburxh pa Herald.

IChambersburgh tPa-J HeraId.I
After vain y spending five hundred dollars
for other remedies to relieve my wife, have
no hesitation in declaring, that st. Jacobs Oil
will cure Neuralgia, says N. v. B. Hersom.
ESQ.,, (of Pinkham & Hersom.) Boston, Msss-,
an enthusiastic indorser Of its inertia