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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27
a. o. o. ". oas.r,.

At Q meeting Of Security Lodge No. z
Of Virginia, A. o. o. W., on Saturday
evening. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Master
Workman. William Sutherland; Fore.
man. John Rossnbroek; Ovsrsstr. Chas.
Allbrishton; Recorder. q. D. Lindssy;
Financisr, P. ]. Dunno; Rscsivsr, Den
mis- Nsvin; Guide, ]. O. Stout: Inside
Waterman, Joseph spsrks; Outside
Waterman, John Dinels. Trustees
Charles z. 8. Turner. Miles Finlsn and
VIM. 81. Oliver.
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Afssr.... i.fsrsai sssssss.

sAx Francisco. June ia =. H.
Bslchsr. 81; Sierra Nevada. IN. iak;
ophir. sh. Z; Con. Virginia. 81 %; Bss'
4 Bslchsr. iss; Yellow Jaekst. 81. on
Union. liz. IN; Mexican. loN; ophir,
81; Alta. Z 10. AIS; California. I 20; Mono
8; Savage. 81. Bsohtsl. 1 90; Silver Hill
3sc; Justies. I os; Gould 4 Curry. ek.ski
California. I 20; ovsrman. I IS. I 10; Day
I %; Bslehsr. 81; Chollar. ~; Bullioa'
I %; Bodis. sk; Hale 4 N~oreross. Z 10,
4 10; Benton. I o3; Julia. $50. Scorpion,
I 60; Northern Belle. isk; Con. Virginia,
3 o.; Andes. 2.
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Few WsllsRarge.

yuonuA, June Is. lssl.-So'omen Hy.
duftdt. President: The work Of clearing
the shaft Of water has bssa very. much
retarded during the past week ~ the
LARGE amount Of debris that hes seca'
INFLATED In the bottom Of The shaft dur.
ing the long period that work nas oeen
suspended on the mine. We have ~
covered, and brought 70 the surface -
tsrdsy. . large bsilins tank Zone that
was loss In the shaft some three years
seo.) The removal OF THE obstruction
Will ysry materially aid a. In clearing
out ths sunp. We sxpsss 70 have The
vstss Ill cat b The lass Of The sonaas
4. a. Naxuuz,. s,,sr.,,..asa..
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n.en..,s., U.,.. oa.srs.

TIE Msohanics' Union Of Storey
county Saturday elected the following
oiassrs to serve for the ensuing ok
month";: Prssidsnt, Daniel Kelly; Nfss
Vice President ]. D.. Campbell; Second
Vie Prssidsnt, Pleasant Moore: Record.
I'M SECRETARY, ]. VI. Plant; Nnasdal
u-su,tary, VI. 4. NsInissh; Trsaarsr.
D. n. Brown; xazshal. J. 4. Ifasu;
Sssessasss-Arns, ]. 4. frussshs.
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Opiam ssasksrs.

Chief Of Police Bradley. Of Virginia,
on Saturday arrested Otto Eetsimsn. .
character Of Virginia known ~ "slsspy."
for opium smoking. In consideration
Of the fact that be testified against .
Chinaman arrested at the same time.
Justice. Hires this morning only sen.
tsnosd him to ten days In the County
jail, while the Chinaman. who vas con-
viotsd Of selling opiam. received . forty
dsYa' sentence.
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Rasd Hart.

Captain Page, Yard Conductor a ths
Y. and 7. depot In Virginia, met With
quite . painful accident yesterday morn
ing. His right hand got caught b.
tween the bumpers while In the cot Of
coupling soms cars and was badly
msshsd. breaking the bones Of bis
fingers, and II 10 probable the second
and fourth fingers viii have TO b. Am
putaisd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27

The house Of Mrs.. Miner toolos'd)
ON G street, Virginia, south Of Union,
vas broken into last evening ana :
trunk, containing considerable clothing,
taken thsrsirom. Mrs. Miner statsi
that abe vss from home between toe
hours Of Z and 10 o'clock, and that tes
robbery occurred durins'thst time. 20:
trunk, which contained nothing oul
mems clothing. was found about ioul
blocks away this morning rifsd Of ~
contents. The loss was not heavy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27

Among the numerous prehistoric dis.
ooversrs Of P9wsll's comst-thoss Who
claim 10 have discovered the comet In
question. before Powsll's discovery. ~
fst recorded In the GoLp HrLL News
Of Thursday lsst-ars the following WE'LL
known and reliable individuals. whose
communications regarding the matter
speak for themselves
Eprrol GoLp HUI News - Dear
Sir: You make mention that the Arst
discovery Of the comet vas made By
Mr.. Thomas Powell. Of Gold Hill. on
the morning Of June 22d. Now. ! Dc
not deny that Mr.. Powell was the Arsi
70 announce and claim the discovery
through the msdiumship Of the GoLp
Hr1l News, bat I claim that o. A. Lee
and Thomas Nayss. Of this plaes. sav
that same oomst on the morning Of the
2lst-Tussday morning. Myssf and
several other gentlemen also saw II. DC
you See that your Mr.. Powell 10 one day
late in this matter. which fact / car
prove very satisfactorily By several 70
sponsibls parties. Yours. truly.
NAulIoI MAJ.
Ff~anktown. wGshos Valley. June %
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MINING LETTERS.


Com HnL. June rs. lssl-Gsoryi ".
Wauaes. Vtos Rrssidnt: We havs drained
the 5000 level and stump; found all In
good condition. We have been sm.
ploysd cleaning the several levels. r.
pairing tracks and clearing shaft Of lift
pumps, column and donkey pumps and
pipes, making Ill preparations TO resume
work on the $500 and 5000 levels. II
requires az strokes Of 'punps Per
minute to hold the water.
T, @. TAYLo1, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27

Powsll's Comet can b seen from any
point along Main street. Gold Hill. after
2 o'clock A. NJ. or just before Daylight.
II 10 CROWNS more and more brilliant
and 10 Q credit to the town. Early this
morning Il presented . bluish-grsen sp-
pssrsncs. owing to the drugstore Lights
Of Virginia rejecting upon Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27

John W. Maetay LEFT the oomstool
Lest evening for San Trsndsso. whsrs
h viii remain . few days before leaving
for New York, and thence 70 Paris.
Mr.. Nsekay inspected the lover level
Will hsrs and sxprssssd hinsslf satis.
Asd With The sssloek. Il g his linton.
don to visit de oonstsek sssin ssxi
Oetobe1. fli1 ttt, .ttsrr
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vseGia ef ,hs Grew. Psiss riis

The funeral Of Alexander CLARK. who
died Saturday afternoon IN Virginia. was
held yesterday afternoon under The aus
pioss Of the Gold Hill Ninsrs' Union,
Of whieh body deceased Wa . msmot
M. CLARK wss one Of the miners POI.
sonsd by gas in the Grown Point. whiIe
Il VA on Gre 1859 and nsvsf recovered
from the Effects. For several ysass pas'
he has been confirmed invalid.
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ne water 4. -. H.ii.w ssshss.

Owing to the s,oppsss Of the pump
the water in the yellow Jacket yesterday
ross to the $500 level. The bailine
tanks we're again brought Into uss and
the water lowered considerably today.
The pump did not break. bat was
stopped to b strengthened.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27

The police Of Virginia last night ~.
rsstsd ten persons. the majority Of
vhom are charged with drunkenness.
Too nush comes probably.
The shsrnemstsr sseed d Sahty-nins
-rs,s n ~ shads IN Geld Hin today.
n 1900 nissty yesterday.
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scyi.s orss s.d ,.iiisss.

tn. Lyo. NH and Mining Company
Of Dayton. Nevada, manufactures hlus'
stone and sulphurio acid for the trade.
The company also purchases gold, oil.
YER and copper ores, shines, tsilinEs and
sulphursts. For particulars address
John Scott, Superintendent L. n. d n.
Co.,, Dayton. Nevada. See advertise
nsnt under "Nsw Today"
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K.s.i.s,iss sf ns.sessy.

Hsansssy. the slayer Of D. J. Ksllshsr.
will have his preliminary sxsminstion
before Justice Hirss Of Virginia ct 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27

Departures Last Evss1sg.
" Grimm. + Moore. = Kline. H D
Gross. Niss W Timmons. J u Smith. J
Black. J T aribbls. Mrs. J Mitchell. Mary
Robinson. Mis- D McIntss. 9 @ cosgrsvs.
@ 8 Young. Mrs. u L CASTOR. B b Wright.
Miss shisr. n p wigsin. 8 osbourns.
Joseph Sparks and Mrs A Amss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27

jack Nsail, . Comstoek West Point
Cadet. came homs this morning to spend
the summer vacation.
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Now. here are two we'll known. r.
sponsibls oitissns. Who lay olaim to Arst
disoovsry-ons day ahead Of Mr.. Pow.
ell. Maurice Nay. We will personally
vouch for; be never told . lie. simply
because he never knew how; and a. for
Lyford. everybody In Gold Hill knows
that the only lie there ever was about
him Ii In the nrst syllable OF bis name.
But scores Of others are notifying 10
that they, and not Thomas Powell. were
the original comet discoveries. Il would
seem that an extraordinary number OF
good. respectable people were awake
and engaged In star-sasing on this par.
tieulsr occasion. Mr.. Powell. however,
has got the bulge. % 10 speak. ON them
al In getting bis snnouncsmsnt Into
print frst. thus lssitimatsly claiming
and proving his priority Of discovery In
the matter. He has also telsgfsphsd
and ssnt on to Professor Swift, Of the
Warner Observatory. Rochester. New
York, Q foil, formal statement to secure
the 5000 reward offered for the discov.
cry Of . new planet. Powell has that
reward located. VI may ssy. and will
not divide either honors or coin with any
OF them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27
Arrivals Yesterday ner.iss.

Al Fssssr. = Kline. 8 Henry. j Bell.
James D~oughsrty. Barney Moran. 4 Nil
lard. T II Landon. Mrs. Willard. xn b u
Jacobs. B Psslsr. Q Osborne. J Cain. II
wigyin. Mrs. Cohen. Mrs R shisr. Edith
Patton. Bale Anderson.
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WoUlp.Bf rFAcnFRS.


Spelling Te4ay.
Forty.ssvsn applicants for tssohsrs'
certificates presented themselves ct the
Fourth Ward sohool.houss. Virginia.
this morning. ready for the examination
necessary to secure the privilege 0
teaching. OF this number eighteen ap-
plisd for Arst .ersds certificates and
t~vsnty.nius for the second grade.
APPLICANTS rol ynsT GRADE.
Mrs.. W. B. walker, Miss Carrie Hurd.
Mills Van wagsnsn. Minnie Pyns, II.
Nicholson, Grass Dovdsll. Eva Singer.
land. Minnie Shirts. Lizzie Miles, Nellie
Lynch, Gsrtis Z. Flanagan, LiSsis Gard.
veil, n. z. Withsrspoop, Frank B.
Mitchell, George Z. Bhsss, Z. 4. Fitch.
cook, T. J. Boohsr. Nellie orssawalt.
APPLICANTS ron SECOND olAps. :
Mary Randall, Msssis Nsskay. Anna
Neholas, Minnie Brown, II. Miller.
Della Mccoy. May stscthouss. Katy
Hill, Maggie Ksusaiy, Alice Msoourt,
Nsttis Sharp. Bssuvstts Wiatsrbsusr,
Lizzie Mudd. A. E. Baksr. Elorspos
Prince, HELEN HUI. Maggie Neal. Ella
Fox, Cornslia Delsvsn, Katy Tanning.
Csts Bropby, Ada Lsoksy. Anna II.
Mudd, Lena Brophy, Kitty 0'Rourks.
Nellie Gray, Cora 81. Moore, n. Daley,
and Mr.. Msrx We'll.
Before beginning the sxaminstien
Professor Booher announced that sppli.
cants would havs 70 attain . general
average Of 30 per cent, and not fall b.
low esq per esst. In . single study 70
obtain q certificate, and that II appli.
Giants we're discovered sommunieatna
they would havs . per can't. Of ~ taken
OF from the average Of the pepper on
which they we're engaged.
oroolApr.
The sxamination commenced With the
following questions In gsography-sp-
plicsnts for the second grade were not
required to answer the Last three quss-
lions:
/. What are tbs natural diviGons Of
the sarthf Why called nsturslf
2. What Il latitude Lonsitsdsf
3. What 10 the s~qustorf What and
where 10 the Arctic circle
4. What 10 . Valley Name the
largest and most important In the United
States.
8. What Il Q mountain chain Name
the three most important mountain
chains In the Unitsd States.
6. What 10 . lsksf Name and loosts
the two'isresst lakes wholly within the
United States.
z. Describe the surface. soil. climate.
minerals and productions Of the State Of
Illinois. Name and locate Ito capital
and It's largest city.
8. Describe the Ohio river. Where
q Cincinnati
9. Name and locate tbs Ave largest
cities In the United States.
10. Describe the surface. soil. climate,
minerals and productions Of the State
Of Kentucky. Name and locate its
metropolis.
IL. How 10 Russia bounded Name
and locate its capital and give the form
Of government.
IL. Locate the Mountains Of the Moon
and the Greclan Archipelago.
IS. What's sacred geography
ssErLno.
In the afternoon the examination In
spelling consisted OF the following. In
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p,parsurss Saturday Evesias.

D~sparsurss Saturday Evsaing.
HB shaw. Thomas Mc0ovsrn.s Charles
Bradbury. 7 Farmers. CA Bradbury. @
HKsans. James Smith, J L Jones. Mr.
Davis. A Ahrshams. Miss u O Barry. Mis-
Ma Ivsritt. 4 Hires. Miss Ksnnsy, B
DslmAr and family.
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Immense. Syllable.
Tropical. Channels.
Diurnal. Crystal.
Cushion. 1urmursd.
RsaliSss. Preceded.
Circulation. Proceeded.
Jealousy. Blssonsd.
Civilixsd. Unfurlsd.
Legacy. Socialists.
Artillery. Participate.
Strategy.
Do not NEEDLE with IL.
John won the medal.
He owsd the money.
he sung an ode.
Goodbye to Natlsy'sfrowntnsfaos.'
"To upstarts Wsahh's avsrtsd eye"
He reads we'll.
The reeds were broken.
Eapland's power Vas gons.
TAas's no dew on the flowers.
Il 10 thors.
Austria's army wss beaten.
Napoleon's army ~ victorious.
The dne 10 heavy.
The note 10 dss today.
The osiltng 10 painted.
Hs 10 scaling the letter.
His counsel are eminent lawyers.
The council Vas broken up.
Eighty. eight. Galleries.
Circular. Alabama.
Necessities. Politicians.
Bell. control. Tomorrow.
oommisssry. Saturday.
The papers will b examined svsry
evening, snd the applicants 30 informed
the next morning Of their standing. Of
course, those falling below IN average Of
seH In any one study are to undsrstsnd
that II 10 useless 70 continue In the sx-
animation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27

Arrivals lsss asrsssg.
r II Corey. J Treasure. J Sparks. ]
How. H Dodge. W Mahsr. L Baldwin, J
Nsall and Mrs Shelter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-27

Eprrol Nsm-Dsar Sir: During my
recent tour Of mining inspection. on the
14th Of the present month, while On.
oamped st night on . high mountain.
distant forty miles south from Virginia
City, I discovered on the southeastern
horizon Q comet Of exceeding bsillisnoy
and grandeur. heading for the ssnith,
like unto . train Of cars. its locomotive
Q huge ball OF Are. and in long train
literally bsspanel.d with myriads OF
hsry gems Of the brishtsst hue.
2. Lr5oap.
Com HUI, June 2e. 1881.
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syIIJiNo.

In the afternoon the examination In
spelling consisted Of the following. In
the sentences the italioissd words only
we're to be spelled. the sentences being
siyeu 10 define the words:
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Great Or small. can have thsif ordses alisd
RsO%S.!y: sSs g, Z. me s. VI ,ST'ss ''an 'r''s'
O. n. CRANE,
m Ptns str,st, Room - and 10 Lidsedord
n ct. Dan francisco. osi. yis1
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G. ". CRANE,
PvRoHAsINo AGENT,
Estsslhhsd In 1917.
MGRohAnpIsE.

nYssoHs READING AWAY IRON sAN
Iraasiseo. n want Of any sftds Of
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PROPOSALS..
DLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD
INES WANTRU

- 1N'fO W AN lRO
Plans and specia cations for a scho2 Il building
to accommodate four hundred boys will be re-
ceived at tha offi;e OF the Superintendent Of
Public Schools up to II N. on SATURDAY.
Fsbru,ry 4th, 1882
All drawings must bs msde 10 the uniform
scale of four feet to one inch and such details 10
q larger scale es may be necessary to simplify
any peculiar plsu drawing, &C.
drawings, ss follows. must bs sent in By each
competitor; all at one tine, viz:
l. Plan OF esch floor.
2, Transverse Section.
3. Front and side elevations.
Full specifications must scccm9sny each cot
of drawings. General instructions concerning
size, esli mated cost &C., can be obtained BY ap-
plying 10 the Superintendent III his ofice, on
any Saturday between 10 g. N. and noon
No compensation will be allowed for the plans
and specifications butthe architec. whose draw
ing is selected By the City School Board will be
commissioned 10 carry out the accepted design,
make detail drawings, and procure estimates.
make ell Agreements. and give peraonal superv.
sion TO the erection OF the building receiving for
his services, in full, five per cent on the actual
| cost. Each drsSing and specification mus. have
| the signature of its author, and rejected plans
will be returned.
The Bosrd reserves the right to reiea. all tho
plans. a. MCLEAN,
TOWNSHBND D. FENDALL,
| RICHARD l.. CARNE,
| Committee on Schoolhouses and Furniture.
! 6ec20-2aWtd
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dec19-lsw4U Cor missioner.

: 7OMMISS!ONERS SALE OF VaLUA
~ BHH REAL E3TATE IN FAiEFA y
COUpTY.-Purspspt 10 decree rendered at
the November term, 1881 OF ths Circui. Court
! Of is!d coualy the undersigned. on TU HSDAY,
.lsnusrS 8. 1882 sbopt II o clocs nj, will sol!
at public .uc,ion At the village Of Aerndon, in
ssit county on the Y. S o. H H.. tho resl es.
;st" of which the late Henry 6;ckFter, died
| se;z,j consulting Of !hs following lots Of land;
polls; has q large FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE; Glpo storerCom with dwelling house
a!!acled-IoT occupied by AesErs. j. Ciides u
+. FCos
Lo: No 2--Lics in Ee:ndon; contains about
~"'A: onSa FHaME DWELLING HOUSE;
also Etst-ciass storeroom (now cccu lied by
| Mr. Arthur Wre1n) ant dwelling house attach
| cd !here!o There Is Stable 90 lnis lot.
| Lot No. 3-Lias in Gerndon; contains shout
! : aero with FEAME DWELLING HOUSE
aid stoferoorn, new used By Mrs. n. L. Wre1E;
also stable.
Lot y 70. lilies in Eerrdon; cortsi7s ab u:
sc,e; has lsr4e FkAMk DWELLING
| Sous oE-now occupied By airs. Lynn.
Lot No 5-Lies III the village Of nrancsvi!le !;
| contains gbou. Z! acres with DIV ELLlSG'
| House in good condi!icn ana etsoling fer
about II horsss. There i; t Elhcasn!th shop on
tti3 TO-.
Let No. Giles ia DraneaYills; il known as
| the DrsGesvile Hotel Property; coEtsius sEout
II acres with stors house and DWELLING
| dOISs attached tfereso-noU occupied by
| Ar. 4. Crounsa. Stable on this lot
Lot No. Farm of 112 scres OF fms land a6.
| ioiping DrsnesviiIe; has q BARN which cost
! 81 COZ; no house. but the house on lot no. is
| within q short dstlcce of sid barn. This and
| lot Nc. will be Bold together il an adequate
! bid can be hsd-church aud school house LEA,
The farm.
Some of the foregoing lots are snong the most
desirable business locations in the county, near
| ly sll hsve comfortable dwelling hcu:ss, and lhs
farm is one Of the bes. in that section.
| Terms Of Sale: One tenth or tho purchase
money in hand, the residus in throe equal an.
nusl lnstalmants secured By the bonds of the
purchaser with good pe-aonal security and title
| TO oe retained till last pay ment is made
| Alter the day CT sale the Com nlaaoners vii
| receive private bids for sRy Of III, lots reEnsn
ing unsold. Parties wishing TO purchase csr
communicate with George Duia, At Sprin sgal
Z. o., or K. ". Moore, 81 Fairfsx, G. T., Va
GEORGE DULlN,
L. WALTON MOORE
|! novG0 w!a Comm',s. Of Sale.
Ess- any OF the property no. sold on the dsy
indicated in tbs foregoing advertise msnt will bt
theG rented for the yssr 1882. Bond VITA security
/ for rent GEORGE DULIN, Receiver.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

Dr. &. G. WEsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT; a specific for Hysteris, Dizziness, Con-
vulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental repres-
sion, Loss of Memory Spermatorrnes. Impo-
teucy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age caused by over. exertion, self abuse, or over
indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one months treatment Cne dollar
box, or six boxes for five dollars; sent By mail
prepsid on receipt of price We guarantee Elk
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied with
FIVE dollars, We will sendthe purchaser our writ
Ten guarantee to rsLurn the money if tho treat
mant does not effect cure Guarantees isBued
by JANNEY & CO., Druggists, A!eyandFis,
vs., wholesale Hnd retail agents. Orders by
mail will receive prompt attention. mari
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AtlSTsdaA gAs,ES.

1 IuMMlSSIONER'S SALEOF 4 VALU
~ ABLE LOT in CenLreviiie. Vs-By virtue
offs decree the Circuit Court Of Fsirfa1 county,
a; It's Nov5 mber Term, 1881 in the suit Of Chss,
j. Bradley aisinst j. w. Mohler and Others
tho undersigned Commissioner therein named
will on MONDAY, the l6:h day Of January,
l6S2, at l p III. in front Of The Court House door,
At Fairfax =. T., Va, offer for sale Io the high
est bidder tn-t va,u.b!e LOT OF G8OUN 4 y in
Gen.Ievlo Va, lately part OF tho lands Of j..
81. Dear, formerly known as the Freeman Lot,
containing one and s.halt acres The lot is
hishly improved and has sn ample orchard
Terns: 60 much cash in hand ss will pay the
costs and expenses Of suit ard eala, snd balarca
on credit Of i, Il snd Is months.
# not sold ct public ss!e the same nSy ba
bought ut prVs!o eslu.
CASSIUS CAETEH,
dec19 -lsw4W Cor missioner.
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EOR SALE-A FARM of about 3CO ACRES
j. situated on Arlington Heights three miles
from the South end OF the Long Bridge. in full
view oflhs Capitol. Said farm hiss been used
IS Dairy Farm for the aat thirty years. I
will ssl the whole in body OF divide it in three
farms Of sbcu. 100 scres each Improvemsn ants
good. Terms easy Persons wishing to inspect
the property can reach the same by Washington
and Ohio K. k. q. Arlington S.stion. which is
kunyon on The Washington and Alexandra K.
4. For particulars enquire of the subscriber.
dec6-tf =. 3. CORBETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

WHlTE BEANS, best quality received to.
w day by [oci24l J. q. AILBURN.