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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20
Mothers! mothers!! asos,,ers,,,

Are you disturbed ct night ard broken O. your
reSt by SICK child suffering snd crying win
the e.c!uciatine pain Of cutting to,th? II So,
Roatonca and 2e:H bottle of birs. TINSLOW,
SSoOTH!Nti SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poo,
there ID no mistake about it. Ihors is no;
mother on Garth WAC has evsr ussd it who Will
nos tei you q! once that il will regulate tho bow.
els. and give rest to tho rdoihar and relios hGd
health to the CHILD, operating Like magic. !. js
pertec!iy sst9 10 use in oil cases and pleasant ~
the taste, aud is tho proicriolion OF ono of ,hs
Oldest and best female physicisns and nurses in
me United States. Soid ove:y WHARF,. " ctnts
Co''io' mill
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.TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Presidents Condition.
(Oficia! Bulletin.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 20. $50 a. H.
The progress of the President towards recovery
c,rtirues uniatcrruptedly. He hss passed Q
q1iet night. Palse this morning Sc. tempera-
turc 90 +. respiration IS.
The following buIlotia was seot this morning
to each of the Cabinet officers By tho Presi.
dents private secretary:
Executive MANSION. July 90. s a. No.
There is decided improvement 10 the Pfesi-
dents condition this m9raiog. lie slept very
we'll during tho pight, and bis pulse at this
hour is sc. which is lowcr than at any previous
time. Temperature ard respiration normal.
The Houcd is doug wsll AID is dscSarging
freely and properly. Tho Presidents appetite
is still good and great care will cantiouo to be
exercised 10 bis diet.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 20, 1870 p. H.
| Tho President Is passing comfortable day and
making steady progress toward convaesoeucs
At this hour his pulse ia IS aud his tempera
,uto mud respiration arc norm,l,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20
Horribly Eurned-shootIng AG,ay

GALVESTON. July 20.-Th, News has ,hs
fol!nHlrg special:
FRANKLIN. Tex, July 10 Mis-. Samuel
Cox 10 attempting TO light fire With kerosene
oil vas cost horribly TUNED By the oil which
exploded. She CANT recover.
DALLAS. Tex. July ia fatal sboo.iog
affrsy occurred five miles south of Arioatop
over report circulated by farmer named
Work, charging young man named Robert
Nor.h with sodonY. North armed bimse]f
aud meeting Work fired two shots into him in
fictieg mortal wounds. North has Left tbs
county.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Fifty one deaths in Riohmond las. gse

Fifty one deaths IN Riohmond las. Hsek.
Robert w. Nhas, prominent and wealthy
citiz!n OF Norfolk, died snddeuIy Of spoplexy
yesetd.y.
JOIN Minltree. jr.. high e,nstab|e OF Peters,
burg, VS. probably fatally Injured sIonday by
| oeIog thru"o iroc, buggy.
The second annual Iegot. CT tho Rspna.
hammock Boat Club will b, he'd on Thursday,
tha oS!h Of July.
Judge Alexander RiVes is said to be rspid 2
improving from his recent severe attack of Ill
| ness. ard will held his court at Lyccabury as
usual 10 September.
The yield of wheat in mos! sections of the
Stato Is turnpg out satisfactorily, aud the grow
ing cEors-corn, tobacco, aod cottou-ar. look.
log well.
An ordinance has been introduced 10 the
Lyncbbu'g Ctu1ci cxempting from city taxa.
lion ior twenty years all capital invested in the
lnsnuNfc uro OF !FoI, steel and textile fabrics.
The trade Of Fredericksburg coastwisc, says
the Star OF that rlica, seems growing to most
gratifying proportions. There are DOW q large
1um5er OF b'rses, steam tugs and sailing vessels
at the WhsrVes loadiug Hith railroad ties, Tor
various points.
Two Numbers Of the State Central Rspubi.
eau COMMITTEE Wh0 nave heretofore actod will
Gen: Wckbam add the straiehtcu.s, havs 70.
Gently ooms cot 10 favor OF the fusion with Ms.
hons forces. Faroal. u oItsd States Revenue
Collector 10 tbs Fifth Virgins District, hereto
foro strong straghtout has also decI. red his
adhesion 10 the coalition with Malone.
A triangular fight is 10 progress ct Richmond
between the oity suthoriliss. the manufacturing
establishments SID the Richmond and Alleehs,
ny K. Il. The water 10 tho canal and level above
the Three Nile Locks has been turned of by
the city to deepen the canal. which reduces the
water power for the factories. Suits arc thi cat.
ened tor damages against tho railroad company,
and the latter lays the blame Oh the city gu.
thorities.
The Hampton Monitor is authority for the
statement that the majority OF tbs Conservative
RsaoiusterS of ,has section have about made
up their nids to the fac; that tho real contest
this tall will DO between the Conservative and
Republican parties, and they will not consep.
to &C. In the capsci'y of assistant Republic
cans simply 10 Crafty the personal ambition
OF General Malone and his staff of oficeseek-
ing poiticisus.
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Don Carlos.

LONDON, July :0.-The Paris cor,espondcp.
of lhs Times says: Ion Carlos, the Spanish pre-
tender before Surfing for London sent the fol =
lowing protest to his friends: THE motive of
my expulsion can only have been my presence at
the mass celebrated for my uncle, on St. Henry s
day. At the present moment, Spaniards, who
bad como confding in the protection of Francs
to tcrciiy tue soil Of Algeria, by their labor are
suffering intolerable treatment. Spain is mourn.
ing for her mSasacred sons and dithonorsd
daughters, but Franco is not responsible for The
scts Of her government She is the cradle Of
ny family. l love her dearly. Iremenlbsr All
The kindness which hiss lesseGed the bitterness of
my exile. Leaving French soil address 10 INV
friends thanks and farewell"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20
Circular from secretary Window.

WASHINGTON. D. G. July 2O.-Sao,otsry
Window has issued circular 10 tha CoIlso:ors
OF lnteroal Revenue relative to tho appeist
mont OF stcrekeeuers. gaugefs, and Inspectors
Of tobacco. eluff and sccars, in the Internal
revenue serrca in which be directs that all
papers relating to tho appointment aud removal
of such officers, shall DO forRsrded to The Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, Who 10 oach case
will endorse tho sano and forward TO the Eecre-
tsry OF the Treasury for action. The eff,ct Of
the clrcu twill DO to practically restore to the
Commissioners OF Internal Revenue tho cantrol
CT the appointments in the aerVic, which was ia.
Ken from that III GER during tho administration
OF Secretary Sherman. Hereafter instead OF 40.
pointments being made by tho Sccretsry's Office
they will ba made exclusively upon thu rectm.
mendation OF the Commissioner OF informal Rev.
enue who has before hi u in do!sil ell facts as
to the requirements OF the ser7ics and thu qusl.
ihcaIion Of the employees. Tho ciIcaIar goes in.
to effect Immediately.
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A Precious Young scoundre..

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July oO.-A dispatch from
Los Vegas to tho Times teys thai The caro1er's
jury Ga the body Of Billy tho kid" ro,urned
Verdl's OF Ias,ih:5le homicide, coupled with
statement that Patrick Garrett deserved the
toaaks CT the whole community for riddrg tho
countty OF Iho desperate. The kid" Was q
paafd,rs5 youth CT twenty one years and born in
NSS York. His boast was that be bad killed
man ior every year Of hia sgs, which is prob
CT s'oo ifntn the Territory and 5000 will BE-
raised tor hio1 by tho rsj ,icirg people.
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Body Found.

LEWISTON, N. Y, July 2O.-T6o body cf q
youoz led7: eyed apparently abtu. 90 years,
vas found foa!isg in the river hero last DiRht.
Inc clothlOg: was ell gene. excoDt the wais! and
ooo sleeve OF her dtess, which Was of black
cashmere, trimmed with black velvet and bsad
tim ming. She lid 60 hish buttonei kid
shoes. TIE badly il about 5 feet S ircSea in
Insight, with lolg brcwo hair God beautiful
evenly set teeth. [. hnd evidently been 10 the
water i've or Elk days, ard is supposed TO have
e2ma over the tails. 40 isquest will be held
herr - 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20. 1881.

I'D take him for loss If J seed him cssir
chol,' wss tho speedy ed cffeotual fquechel
put upon a Mshonitc speaker the ether day 10
one Of the back ccuaiics Of the State by mon
in tho c;oSd 10 reply 10 his assertion That b.
cause General Malone had been 10 q repubii~
Gao house ct Washington. was no more proof
that no was a republican tbana mans going
toto stable IVES plo tina. no vas horse. -
But shcio liz even stronger proof than 'eali1
chop" that General Malone is republican.
aad The VOLS; sort CT republican OF that. Flo
Nel AID moved AID had bis bling with tho
bloody shirt AID ulIa republicans dlIng tho
cat'ro ezra session Of tho Sonstf; ho ru. that
body in tho possession OF tho republicans; he
tried to msko w. t. Chandler. the most invste.
rate and pltclble enomy Of Vireioia Solicitor
General; end he endorsed epd approved all the
vile abuse cis. upon his State by bis GOV ssso-
clates, Tho Hosrs, Dawsses and other more
pronounced ha.ers srd reyilers of the South,
y. +. Lewis, when 10 he Senate, did attempt
upon one or two otc sions to defend Virginia
from the slapdtrtus attacks made upon her by
her radical euemies, tu. General Malone
heard her al used, detained aud viii6ed du:i.g
"hoie session 0! ibe Senate without u.!etiop
'iasle word ia her deferc,. The democracy
OF General Malone is like the orthodoxy Ct an
ortn aros!atc from the christian fsilh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20
Hra1INuo(,.

LONDON, Jay 20.-Mr. BrsIisu h has he'd
90 latef0les with the iasosc:o- # pocs At tho
Iotss OF Commons AID ofrmod him that he
dets not lo.ecd to bring mob to Westminster
on The 81 Of August (wbnn he will nrfsant
himself 1T the table of tn, House claiming bis
paslisnen AIRY risbts) bu. FAY. he cannot nro
Veot orc Nd gatherieg lhs po!io1 viii ex.
Guide iho pubic from loo psI.o, va,d M HI. ;
JS'N w kuat
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Soliciting Aid for GUts21u,

PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-Gao. ". GaTast,
delt mute, vas srres;2d yesterday Will,
going from door to door in this city so:iciup
aid to dafeud ho assassin Gui;c:u La reply
to Q question, Seward wfo.o ca a state, "Gui-
teau Is F,orcbmao. an F.eochmsu. Hs
is sll tight TO kill GaiGold." The prisoner Vas
ar,aieoed this a. N. and rcnaadcd 70. a l1I!ha:
heari-r
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Tie Weather Paris

LONDON. July 20.--Tho storm ia Paris ses-
terday was Of very brief duratioo. Tho tenn
pera,urc vas only slightly relieved. tho thtr-
mometer marking 9G0 siter tho sky c'tatd.
Bus tho showers served to water the slre,ts
which the authorities refused to 90 On a.cor a.
Of tho eosroty of water.
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EOnOrCI aud EIest,

- ben board of eminent phrscsca snd chem.
mlats announced tho t:s overs tbs, by corohit :.
Ing some we'll known vaiuab!e yem:diss. ILo
IN 'st wonderful medicine wes ptcGuccd which
would euro such 8 wide range cG Diseases ths.
most stl other remotieD could BE- Gi=reasod with.
many wcro sEeptical; but procf ct its merits by
actuai ttlal mas cl:pei!ed all doubt. and to day
tho discoveries Of tina. great medicine. Hon Hi.
tors are honoset and blessed by all as boaof.c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20

A regularly ordained minister OF the Gospel
preached in Flew York last Sunday on the re-.
leious aspect OF the labor question. The prosch.
CT 10 one OF the mscblnists who came cut Of the
hydraulic Iron Works On the pending strike
fer tho Saturday half holiday, who chose 70
work NJ his trade rather than labor in the min
itry in district the conference had assigned
him. Ills te=t wss THE poor use!h entrosiss.
but the itch anlwersth roughly" (prov. xviii
2S.) However pare the motives Of this man
may have boen, in choosing such te,t, IS a
minister Of Jesls Christ, he WIS certainly "out
Of Order" or We have been reading The New
Testamert oil cur lives without discerning its
spirit. No one. we hope. possesses soul so
dead IS 10 hear with . disdaiuiul em;la The
short and simple annals of the poor :" yet III.
prudent attempts to array the latter agains. the
Hch, especially by those whose province it is to
proclaim the Gospel Of Peace, thereby bree6ing
haired. Is TO be- st least lamen:ed, il not depre.
Gated. Doubtless this feeling has existed in the
"orIc ever since the curse was pronounced upcn
the first pair. Forty centuries after this in the
epls'le 10 tne homaLs. tbs great apostle deserves
'nst Inc Wnoie creation groanoth and trsva.lelh
III pain toge!her," while st the same time
promise OF deliversrcs from it all is made. Now
from Christian standpoint. there is but ono w.v
OF meeting the labor question, as sl other Issues.
Thst millions of human beings are rendered
sullen and despondens by the irksome, ince.san.
toll OF the nineteenth century is an extremely
sad rth eciioE; but has it 20. always been SOP
and lave strikes or other radical measures ever
proven psnaceas for the trouble? So it is the
part Of w!sdom fer such whose mission it is to
tel! TO discard the teachings of demagogues in
ascerdota robes, and humbly accept the teach.
ings OF Christ and Bis apostles in regard to this
much Vexed question, The New lestsment
sends forth no uncertain sound es TO how those
called upon TO labor should conduct themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20

amoog tho few Northern republican joutoss
whose course ia determined by principle
snd cot policy IS ihn Washington ChtoaicIc.
1t always has hoau AID il Toy an urgent aud
able opponent Of EshouiSm AID higasa that
Republican SUCCESS at thu South by rasaas Of
hlshonl:m. will necessarily produc, republican
defeat at The Nah. lu reference to Mr.. Rid
c!ebereer's denial Of the political Dtcut of tho
Iic%n visit o( the Mahoo delegation to Wash.
irg'on and Harrisburg, the Chrooiclo ssys:
ia srite Of Mr. RiulIebergct'5 denial, the
iacs, rs known y mfny politicians llcre, are
against him. Tho sentIt III 70 hes not only i'm.
poriuuld ssnstors personally aud written them
humorous letters. hut ho has bis agents COW 10
Warrington. VINO ara working t,r him k,
beavers. a1d who let 90 senator esoape."
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Found Murdered

ST. LOUIS. July 2O.-Col. John G. Wood,
40 Old man of 10 years, living aloac nssr Gray
Summit, 10 franklin, this State. was q ysss,i.
ous'y murdered les: Sunday. His body ass
touad about three feet from the door Of his
house with the throat cut in two or three
pIac, aod two tr threa other Wounds on his
person. A mystery eIs5rouds the sff.ir,
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MI1pRor ft, lSfphp,snn,1

RICHMOND, Va. Gla2).-As 81 carly four
this morning, Madison TsyIcr, co!oted s;tve-
dere, stabbed to dea.h coioroi woman nsmed
Violet missicrs. w!;h wa5u &c had been CO.
hsbIting. Tsy!oE had become ,a!ous Of The
attentions 10 tho woman Of another rcsr?.
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Killed bY Illicit Ristiilo

~ CRMARLEsTox, s. c., July pa special 1,
county. SAYS that Thomas /. sra,ton. ~ IS y
Doputy Collector Of Internal Revenus Of TIM
Place. WIS murdered this morning BY Illicit dis
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TIE Mayor has decided that the sole Of fro 81
ish outside Of tae market square is IL violation
OF the city ordipspee On tho subj cot. Their
ttat ordinance should be repealed or smended
st once. fer Why hoasekeepsr who, but for il
could buy Gsh ehort distance f1cm his CIV,
door, should DO C IN oelIed to % t.. the market
sq1arc for lt,or 'hy, if 10 Wants fsh iof suoptr
be shond BE- fer, to buy ;. 10 tho moran 6,
take i. cut Of the loo toy. nnd keep it al! day
bs6To be ON uso il, is 'atat 10 reasonable erd
uai'sSrosted Map oao seh. The nero fs5; that
silly ard obucxicas rTGioapoo ia iaoudod 10
the C0rpcrstioa c,ie is 10 sufic;aB; rassor wLy
1t should b. allowed to remain there for ever
nor". The City CounciI shouIc repea! or amend
=, OF adaps substitute for it as soon ca posA
sttie.
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king ARlnsxUA,

LONDON, July 2).-A dispsIch from Lilbaa
to tbs Standard saye: King kslskaus is eIpec;-
cd here. He hopas 70 induca Thousand fo,.U.
gucge TO emgra;e to hawaii.
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Anti.Sinyery Isecsec.

LONDON, July 21.-An aati.slaVerf decree
will be issued a. Alexandria, Egyp:, next week,
Bg this decree actual slaves will remain 40, but
no additioos 10 the number will b5 permit: 4,
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Suicide

PRo!V!DENoE. r. l.. JaIy 2O.-Tbe via If
CENTENNIAL roster OF Warwick, used so ysals
COMMITTED suleld' yesterday bec.ps, Of iiloe,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20

Ju:y Goth a: go a. TO-, hANGARErr
EhohHA, irflnt daughter of T., Ii. and Mar.
gere.t H. Clsrsson. aged ye.r and "a DAYS. a
sweet ango:i' bud now id falt bloom. ss- FUN.
s,aa ron Inc re!i ;ence Of liz parents Jog Eits
and ,cqusin:aI cos Of tho family inYitad.
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PENN's REMAINs.-Mr Liltleboy, of New
port Psgnel, writes to the London Daily News
as follows: THE proposed removal of the res
mains of William Penn having obtained much
attention here and 10 America. beg to Inform
you that deputation Of the Society of Friends
met Mr.. George Harrison. the commissioner
from Pennsylvania, in London to day and hard
ed him reply courteously declining the pro-
posed removal. The trustees believe that tie
removal of Penn remains amid tho pomp of
state ceremonial Wonld te utterly repuaraDt to
biz known character and sentiments; and, fur.
Their, the trustees cannot admit that America
possesses prior claim to the custody CT bis 70.
MAINS"
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Warren Delegates.

At q meeting Of the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of Warren. held in the Court House in Front
Royal, July IS, 1881, over which II. II. Down,
ing presided aud Giles Cock j., ac:ed as Sec.
rotary, the following delegates snd aterns!es to
tn, State Convention in Richmond, Angus:
4:h. were unanimously elected:
Derg,tes -John T. Lowell. 8. 8. Turner.
a. M. Earle. r Mccoy ard y. D. Cover.
AiternateE: VIM. Scroegin, JAS d. MADDOX.
John 4. Rus. JAS. r. Richards and Wm. c..
Overall, ~
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tEc ciucc:l ct sdmiris r alton rcl or ElInt o.
New Jersoy, e. e. Il . me- at Nav Rtucs E.cs
yesterday. Ii wss daoitcd not to hcld tho az
nusl encsmymaEt, hut to gar iaipaio in the Gu
tenn'ai cslahra!!eo of the bat:o Of Y2tEtaac,
10 OJob.r next
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Dca, s1nn,ey.s Eunesnr.

LONDON, July 2l.-D5sn Stanley will b
buried basldo his wife in Wes!min.ar Abbey,
GA Tuesday n:1t.
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The Troy. N. Y. Press aeys Mir. W. j.
Melvip, Eiltor Warren, h!sss. Herald, MES
cured O. scv1ra neuralgia BY tha usa of 81.
Jsn1hs OIL
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Price OF isar Eran.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July :0.-.1ha lion
trade advances tho price OF bsf ron mere to, day
one tenth OF cent per pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20

iho PHs'dent gov is On the rapid march to
speedy recovery. All patriotic men hope that
when he ,ls,s from bis sick bed he will leave
hohlod hin there, not tho principles, no right
ihilking nsn wants him 10 do that. but the
sectional ED biased partisanism of the rerub-
ic,n parry. They also hope tha. during bis
Illness Be has at length real 4 d tho patent fact
that iGo var has beeu ovcr for sixteen yenrs,
sod though the mi ,rty of the people Of the
South ere democrats ss they were betore the
war. thty ere no. the lsss good ard truo citi.
z rs ct tho Uaioo who kew that tho war
sa!tied for ever the QUESTION If sec,ssioa and
slavery, and that their individual welfare de-
peuts uptn The welfare of the whole country.
With such 81 awakening the rse,ut outrageous
attempt upon his life will have bsou indeed a
b.tssleg IN disguise both to himself ard to the
people OF the whole oouutry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20

r, A meeting calling itself thel 'Rsvolus iops,y
Congress was held 10 London Mond,v
night. Louise Michel AMI Mrs. Ls,ompIe. An
American delegate, Wer, tmong tbs spes kerr.
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NOTICE.

iho Conservative voters Of the FitGl Ward
VII! Teet tonight 8: TIC oyl!@. packing house Ct
McLaan q Co., on P1ilea st., opposite
toe Gsz 'tts oico, nstesd of q. the Relief sosirs
aoisc' aa heretofore stated. Ey order ofths
!: CONSERVATIVES t,OhmJTTEE
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EUBLlC SALE

n ---nf-
UNCLAIMED GOODS
AT TIE w. s. 0. 4. K. FKEIGHT DEpf,T
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
WV Go sold for cash on SATURDAY, ku-
gus! losh' 1881, The following unclaimed goods
Loesburg. Va - 1D'''''
Hcsendorr, Lee.turg, Va
:, Hsla gooos having been uGclsimed for more
man tl1ty days, will be scld to pay freight
chstges and storage.
Sale to take place at 10 O clock a m.
=, Z. Il. HAVRNER.
-!ylE-W9W General Supt.
iRUsHED WHEAT reesived to d.y by
~ 1yl3 j, Q, AILBURN,
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Take "BlACK-DRAUGHTu md =,
1}AICIt,

will never be bilious. -
For Ealo by X. :. Lesdbea!er s. T,o