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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-17
"MARY NAGDALEN.s ~

Down the warm and dasty street.
VIM achiag heart and trembling feet
hnd faded gown (thOagh that IA, ueat1
Came Mary uagdAlen.
She paused at . place where dre.ss were
made,
And entering. asked ifthey needed aid.
r"s Unless ! IND work ! must stsIse, she
Poof May Aagdaien.
And still came the answer. ~ ever before.
Not Tor sneh as you. )" and there's the door. =
roor Mays heart vas very sore-
No work for Aagdalen,
Homexard she tarns. with face hard set.
There's Que more chance for my baby yet;
II that shall fail 10 the river veil get
says Mary Magdalen.
Oaward she goes In her hurried fight,
III she stands by q mansion cold and white.
She enters, and stand. In the ladies' sight.
Thus speaks Mary MagdaIen:
''Yoar son was the father OF my child:
He was almost my husbAnd-you think me
wild
But now be will marry Jon lady mild:
he cares not Tor Mary Magdaleu.
"oh, his voice was soft; with my eurIs he
played;
He won the heart II foolish maid;
But my baby and may starve. and be laid
with other poor AsgdaleRs."
What did they do, these ladies' fair!
DID they kiss her cheek or smooth her hair!
Even with pity did they answer the prayer
Oi Mary hagdalenl
No. their pity was spared for the lover an !
sun,
Who, It's true. Is sowing his oats while
young;
But no doubt that girl had Iured him on.
That Mary Msgdalen.
And they showed poor Mary into the street.
on"nd sne came with her poor tired feei;
Death Is the only thing she can greet
with pleasure, poor Magdaleui
The river Is waiting, dark and still,
10 lake her away IRON this world Of III:
And the plying angels weep their Ill
Ger Mary MagdaIen.
"One more unfortunate gone 10 her rest"
Gone from world that scorned 10 bless.
Or even do justice at the request
Of Mary Magdalen.
But the man who lured her on Ia her ,hame
Can show TO the world sInah..s aI.ne,
And the world will give HIM tie honor and
Withheld from Mary MagdaIen,
But TO him the reckoning will surely come:
For not one wrong has he ever done
That will erag him down to the Evil One
Like this 10 Mary Magdslen.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-17

No. We are not candidate for the
Consulate at B.fandovlandiooshs Cha
lba. We were. we admit that But,
learning that the last Consul was
served up on toast at the State
dinner. while the one before. him was
served raw st IN informal lunch, We
have withdrawn out acceptance of the
appointment. la order to relieve Presi.
dent Garfield from complicating ap-
pointmsnts. and leave the Geld clear to
an Ohio man.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-17

An Aeeric~n lady who oncs had .
British peer TO dinner. told her colored
butler TO b careful about addressing
him BY his title. Moses promised to
ass the Lord business on oil occa-
sioas. and shortly sfterwArd came
around with the dscantsr. and said po-
litely 10 the noble guest Ny God, will
you have some sherry?'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-17

The difficulty originated in this way.
said Gallagher 10 Ragbag: II beard .
story Just now that was funny enough
to waks . jackass laugh. Let me tsil
it to you" "Don't you slur me by
any such remark - thair' reared Rag
bag. sngrily; and from that words went
on till they had torn each others
clothes ell 10 pieces. and had to bs
parted.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-17

Well. I'm getting about tired Of this
ere liic.' said an ultra specimen oi the
genus tramp. Going half starved one
day and drepched to the skin another;
sleeping one night Ia barn. the next
under . hedge and the third in the
lock mp; this life isn't what il used 10
be. Tell yer what 'tis. boys. If 'twssnt
for the looks o. the thing. I'd 60 to
work
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-17

NY mothers going TO get new
piano.' said one little girl in KalAma.
10 another . few days since. Oh. that's
nothing replied the other. my mother
II going TO get divorce
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-17
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
C.. M. ANDERSON,
SURVEYOR.

oIrY AND COUNTRY WORK PROMPTLY AND
ACCURATELY DONE
Work solicited from any part Of Pugat Sound
ohise over City Drug store. y o. Boz ~.
mi3-u
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-17
fHE INTELLIGENCER.

RATES OF ADVERTISING
One square, Zone inch sssj LIST insertion 81 %
Zach Subsequent insertion n.............. 90
Beading notices per line... ........ Is
By the year or quarter .. reduced rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25
4 AsIG'T.sIH .skE.ES.
FgsKUsTAEs' sALaOFFAIKFaXLANp.

h
By virtue Of deed Of trust executed by John
H,bbaid, trustee for Caroline Wi.li%r.a. and
Caroline Niil .ms snd ALEX. L. Wiisms,
asthd the l@.n Of September. 1873, snt recorded
IN llber ., No. 4, folio $50 OF .he land records
OF Fairfax county, the undersigned. a5 Iru:to0s
thotein natned, and st tne request OF the -sf;y
tnefoby secured. OH MONDA I. tha DIST d,y Of
March, 1881 Court day. at i o'cio"k 7? will
sell ~ puhiic auction te:cre the Court House
coor OF said county. the following described
kh l. rs ATE: All the UNDIVIDED lN-
IEkkrT which " .lter DoiuF Davis formerly
owned in tract of land. cor aiming 1872 acres,
snt now owneC b7 JChn K dibhari, tiustee ss
aforessid Tho said interest Is III ,,rgs inei eoi
NOR" or !nss This land lie. oa It lo.a '.ar!' !,
from Fs'lfsx q. II. TO Wan y. I'D .iira7 h,
lands N Suiih ('Ofm.riy w hale!l and Dln"rs.
Terms Of sale Cn.h enough to paY costs Of
tru!t expenses OF sale and cOnveyHncing and
tour notes for SD each, with interest :ptc:Ice-
~ from thr ia Septen oer, 1H77, 10Th -elt"m
Der, 8, l9l September, 1c7.', nnd the l9.a
>ept,nninr, lo,O; the residue, ca s crcti. OF 10
year from d:te Ct ssie. evlGcncsG by the pur
chn'er's bond, braring interest from Gate sid
secured by llen on 'na property sold.
f~b;$ 3w rus IL, ~ HoI'ea, Trustees.
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81 O Neal 81 Lucks, Auctioneers.

Sf - fsAl .! LucNS, AuctlOneers.
s-SE VLNHUE Of q DEED OF TRUST
A-s "xccu.ef by y. NJ. Mnnroo and wife, d .tsd
tha1ta ds: Of OctoHer, 1873 snd Of record in
h1eT No. D, pags 2+S of the land rec )rds of A.
eza!!3r'h !tyr .ir&l.i4 the undor:igqed will, as
tsusl2o therein named snd at The request If the
ho'1"rs Of the nn.a ~ said dpnt secured on
'NSD2G, the 20 IL day uf February, 1881
nt l. cuck L * 80 - sale H. Euhlic s lctlon
II non; OF ne fIg:sel Huusa 5uilGiag on ROYAL
street. II c1-Tdfia, FirGiUIH, tho following de
scfiDed proaerty. to Wit:
hLL Ta - Lor OF GROUND with the
BUILDINGS IN reor situated on the west 81 10
o! tayue street Between Cameron and King
streets, in the city o. Alexandria snd bounded
rHt described ~ followa: Beginning % le t |
irch aouLn Of cameron street and running
ihaace south WIN Payne straet - f3et. Theme /.
vest lar@!lol with cameron 81: eet 123 feet 5
inches, thence norLo parallel TO Payne strea. 40
trei, thence uSst pa-sln t. Cameron street l2}
ieet inches t. tbs beginning.
The ur0DaiL3 is improved bv FOUR BRICK
ID ~ HLLlNaS, VIII ch will be offered for ssls
sep&rnlniW.
TaTmg Of ss'e: Cssh ss to the cost: Of this sale
sni Tia sum of 5000 with Interest thereon
iroEi Inc lst day o! Juno, $50 and for the resi-
dt1 ut The Eur5hosa mcLsg, or q credit Of piy
ana t~eivu II nl;as with interest," from tha d.;
.! Sa!e; the ioterrcI payment. TO Dc secured by
the notes of tAo purchaser Of purchasers and a
Good VI trust Oh the urOosrtY.
Cu AEAE5 /. STUART,
% Ills Trustee
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BY tfrccn y Wise

Real Estate Agents and Actioneorsl
r w IL4iHG dDUoE AMI STUME FDf
~ .,ALh ET PUBLIC AUGTIUN.-By
virtue Of dacrce OF !ha Corpo alton Court for
IN" c::y Of alcIsn !rta, m4de 1t February term,
ISL IN the caHnCnrv cause Of C0wlng vs. Cow.
nn4, Lho undersigned commissioners thnrtby =
apt, la.cd, vii olo' for 2"la by pu5iic apc.,on
on II ESUAg, Ii" 23l day Of III ,rcL, 1851, :!
Il O'clock m III front Of tho entrance 10 yGur,
hoom on F.lcfrX street in the Ci:y o: Al4xan.
drls, Va, a LIT OK GEDUHD with the
BU. LlilNhS and improvement .hnreoa si:u.
stcd as TIE northa,s. Intersection Of Duke with
IT Asiph s!rrct-, IA lha ci4y Of Ale1snd:i4 =n,;
described rs follows: Beginning on me north
side OF luke street and On the -4st side Of ;.
3sapn street at the intersection OF the said
streets, thence Lor:h with II. Asgph street 80
iett, more or less thenCa east md parallel wi
luxe street 25 feet, more or less to a. T. t.ovnr
llher thence uu:h 10 'uke street thence west on
DmFe street 10 the place Of beginning.
Terms OF SaIe: One.teatb of the purchGre
| money IN cash, residue 10 three equal IT.tsl.
| ments vt sj-, twelve and eis h,ecn n ,ntos. with
l"terest. The bonus Of the purchaser 70 Cu G vai
! with appro7ed security and the THE u :,e re.
tanned until the whole Iurlh.,e money shall
hs7e been paid.
w. = KTHUR TAYIOR, 1c.
jon NJ. JOHNSON, |0".Ai - VI
WM. cow LING. 0-.e'
i0ht---pfs
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Another virginia Cave.

cave has recently been discovered on Clear
FOX, on the land Of Mr.. Thomas Walker.
Having heard of this cave, l. With some others,
determined to explore il. Leaving Mr.. A. B.
SaWyer's and travelling several miles 10 an
easterly direction, We reined up our seeds at
the residence of MIR. Walker, where We pro.
vlded ourselves with lights, matches, etc., ueo
essary tor the exp oration of such huge, deep
cavern, some otbeGs of the immediate vicinity
accompanying u.s. We soon arrived at the
entrance, which Is about twelve fees in dame
ter. After desc nding Gfjy or .sixtv feet by
means OF pole, which Was at an angle of sixty
hVe degrees, we found ourselves 10 the main
cave. The first thiog which attracted our at
tentlon was lot OF bones, among which VI re
soue skulls, which are no doubt the remains of
human bodies that We're thrown toto the cave
by the Indians or some other uLc.VIllzed
class OF paople 10 ancient times Alter
giving thess careful examination VIC
moved abQ1t to * mine the peIrifed
snakes. fishes, and other phenomena which we
were not able TO solve so we lett them with the
mystery lingering on cur minds. We soon came
to an entrance leading INTO a neatly furnished
room emoell'sned with choice selection of
natural ornaments far superior to any artificial
work which we have ever brhald. There WAS
in it sufficient quantity of furniture to fill up the
interior Of dr. wing room. From here We went
to N more desolate part of the cave, where the
jeggcd, fantastic rocks looming up out of the
darkness, seem to threaten danger. Here we
spent a long time hslloing and listening to cur
tones echolng and reechoing in the hidden
caverns. We then proceeded onward, when
suddenly we came TO high stepcf, but not so
| steep but Lnat we could see as far as our lights
permitted. Here we noticed q small hole in the
bed Of the rocks, into which we dropped stone
snd listened for several moments when at last
we heard it drop with loud splash into pool
of water. We were now full a mile from the
| entrance and had been walking two hours With
| out reachiog the extremity OF the cave. Be-
coming weary from walking, and being op-
pressed with the damp, heavy atmosphere. we
decided to retura. and were soon inhalinp the
pure air from without.-C2inch Valley VA.
NeDs
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-; - !. = re "A !iIabLh LAND III FAlk-
- "a y CrUNTY.-Hy virtue of deed Of
trust cxe> uLed By j +. Gr'e;hauer, dhtai the
l9th day Of Jaousry. l@'G, q deed recorded on
u @ !nnd records Of Fa tf.c county, the under
sian9G trustee therein named, al ut the re-
gust OF the psrtV thereby secured on SATU T.
DGI, th= l2:h DAY Of darch, lS5l, 1T II o. 'cloca
n,, wall sell Al public auction il. front If Cats
lay re a. Yves! h'd in ssid countY the follow
in. described property: > and $500 ACRES
OF LAND, lying IN Nj. Vernon District being
the same Lrac: which the said Gresb u II pur.
chased Ct usvid Gwen 1his l4nd is OF good
qa.lji{, well located snd improved by build
IGEs, & :.
Tenn, OF Sale: Enough cash TO pay costs OF
se'e an the sum o! 81. SEQ with interest from
foHruary -, IS md The residue in two ,qla
lrstaIncHia oi uuh aud two ve.rs bearing date
aGd interest from day Of sale and secured by
aa on the property sold.
THOMAS MOORE,
f4hlS lw Tru.t,a
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STEAM VS. MUsCLE.-TWo things absolutely
necessary 10 make perfect roasted coffee is uoi
formity Of heat Al regularity of motion; these
can only be obtained by use of steans The
opposite is clearly sno Ed 10 uano rosoted Cohees
by its many amperfections All choice grades
OF Uottees viii sven Wien slbj scted to uDi-
form heat. McBuroey's Sleam Roasted Cof.
fees are Away the choicest grades. Their daily
increased sales is good proof Of superiority OF
their Seam Roasted Cotees orer that roasted
ty the hand machine and muscle.
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4 7Uh,Ml5SiOARN'S SALE OF HOUSE
~ AN , LOT OF GROUND BY virtue Of
decree Of the Corporation Court Of the city cf
Alexandria rendered on the Ssh day CT JAY
lSe0 in the char cery cause therein depcndIng
uHLsr the styleof Carey Il Colcock VS.. j. ing.
ct ais, the undersigned, special commIsGionc.
therein named, will ,iior for sh.o St jubc auc-
ton, II tr0nt Of the Market Building On Royal
st:cct, III tho city Of Alexandria, Virglnia, on
nsTJhD<.Y 7. the 26tn day of February, 1881,
! st Il o'clock III the following described ,,-oyct-
ty, VIZ: All tnet LOT OF Hk0U y i win the
: fOhE HOuSk and BUILDINGS thereon
81 risto 1t the Northeast corner Nina and West
| st'oals, in said city, and runinS back on West
s!io1t to an siIay, being the property convey ed
| by K. Windsor TO joseph :irisg and devised by
tue said lose b e. gg to james EriKe.
! Terms ut sslc b for sufficient surn 10 nav
| the costs of SAID suit and this sAa, and Tho sum
| Of forty. four dollars aud iuur,e~n cents with irs
| terest from ths Stn of July 1881, snd the residue
| III thrie equal install lnrnts ~ six, twelve and
eighteen months reap, ctlvely wilh interest sna
evidenced bg tho bonds OF toe purchaser the
| title 70 The property 10 bc retained uliii ,l oi
| the purchase money hail be p6ic. Convey.
shGII & ~ the cUat OF the purchaser.
FEHNtLS l.. SMITH,
1shZZ-ZiWts CCn missioner of Salo
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Rz Cream " Nl.c A,r,in,.rs

hs Jrean u Wise, AucJlu.-,,rs.
!~+0M hL1SIO y KE5' SALM OF VALUh.
g.: BILE REAL E,TATE IN Fairfax
COUNTY Pursuant t. decree Of the Circuit
court Of Fsirfss county st \ ovemb term, 1880
n tho case of Emerson ad n'r. W.. Emerson Ct
u, the undersigned commissioners lhareln
named vii! sell ST. uublrc auction on TU rs
DAY, the ri GsY OF M"rcn, 1881 at IL u'c,ock
m, il mont VI the entrance 10 lac Court Boom
IN ta'rlax street. in the city Of Ale4sndria, Va
$ T6&Ci OF LAND in Faicfax county living
lmmetiateY on the Potonac river, ihrea snd
q heif miles balow Alexandra, and Etsining
l6G5 scte5. Tae land Is believed to be of good
guilty. OF easy sccess 10 >tIe:, while the
>.Luaiion t1r oaAaty is not surpassed by sny on
Lac river, cummauding full view Of the cities
Of !Alexs niris aud Washington snt the sur.
rounding Caun!ry of Maryland and Vrginia
Terms Of Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in cash; the residue in three equal in
st.lnlen's at Elk, lwalve sGd eighteen months,
with interest from da'e tne bonds Of the uur-
chsser 30 o. Ken, WITH security, and the title
% b. retained uatil al th, Purchase money ls
psic. z. Y. GLAUGHION,
" A. TA TLUN Sohnfs OF
J. ii. LOVE, Sa!e.
febl6-eO:s
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Ghost STORY.

ln tenement house cn tho estate OF Mr..
| Geurge Shannahan, near Royal Ok, there
| lived an cid white man and hs wife named
Jackson. % differept part of the estate, 10
another tenement house, lived a colorsd man
| named Jack Skinner. Jack belonged to Mr..
Shannaban, but bis wife and children were free
born. jack had a daughter named Mamie.
after her mother. 1t was the delight of thlv
girl to make mouths at and mock and torment
| old Jackson, always taking good care not to let
the Vld man get hold Of her, 1t made bin 30
med be swore that when he died he would
come back and haunt har. The war bet wecn
them WAS kept up for several year., until Jack
sons death. Sometime afterwards, Whilo lne
glt was sitting 10 her fsthcr's hou,e, all of a
sudden there came down tho chimney chunk
Of fire. that fell aod scattered ovsr the hjor, the
Goals hittiog the girl. After that the house,
wien the girl would be 10 it, would be pelsed
with chulcks Of Woad, clods of earth, brick
bats, oyster shells, etc., aud no one c1ud see
wheuoa they came, as no Que on the premises
was visible except the family. and they cIud
6nd uut nothing about it. They all believed
| sod declared it was old Jackson's ghcs:. The
circumstances created the greatest excitement
throus hout the couotry, for persons came from
a long distance to wi:nos5 the phenom onon.
We ouc1 heard gentleman of uuuuesliou-
ed veracity say he went there determined
10 unraVcl the mystery, if possible. H.
took the girl alone out toto the middle
OF field, and to his utter asonshment she
Was pelted there with olods and sticks by some
invisible agency, which be could never under
stand, as it Was impussi bic for any one to bs 10
collusion with her. The mystery never Was
explained, and the throwing and torn sutog
OF the girl Continued, until some Of her relations
from Baltimore came aud took her away with
them to To at city, when 90 futthcr disturbance
occurred. If 1t was old Mr.. Jacksou ghost,
it seemed to have b,en sstisf. d With driving
her Oft the farm 1t is our recollection that the
girl was never seriously hurt by apy of the mis-.
sells hurled at her. If out of doors, she gener-
ally saw them eomiug before they hit, and
lodged them; if 10 the bcuse, they would sttike
the hearth, tie walls or scme article of furpi-
sure, without hitting hor. 1t IS not o mali
| clous Ehost, but simply appeared to be full of
deVltrY; 1t was uLc asiog 10 its perse GU ions,
untll II hu:c cdcd iu driving off the premi.
scs. There was an old woman % the peighbor.
hood uamod Katie Coburn, who had the repu
tatlon OF being witch, and some thought she
was at the bottom OF the deviIment but she
lived some distance away, across creek, and it
Is not llkry that she couli have had anytbioe
to do with 1t. The general bsliet at the time
vas that it was old Mr. Jacksou's ghost inf Gu
ing on the GIRL lst punia amaot for her i'm M
deroe to him in his lifetlme.-Easton Nd
STAR
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f4hlS lw

FsfhUaTEE'7 ShAi2.-BF virtue Of y deed Of
= trust executed by T.. NJ. Manchester TO tie
under=!sGed, trustee dated March 4.h, 1858,
and recorded in ibet "A folio 204, of tie record
OF deeds OF Prince William coll; u, Virgins,
will olf'r for saa. at public suction before the
front door OF the Court House OF fhe ssid cou nty
on MONDAY. March 7th. 1881, {theI being
Court dny)R VALUABLE TRhCTUF LAND
IN end county, containing IG0 ACRES, more
nr less, aid iJing about ml.,s RON the town OF
tcc'qu"n adininiag tbs lands Of r:ncb, Mad
doI, &c ID and others. Terms: Cssb.
lsnI-W.d r. i FDtD Trustens
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You q make your dinner complete by try.
ioR SONS of the DELICIOUS GREEN PEAS which
MCBURNEY u Son havo just received.
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y y VlkTU 4 Of a ceed Of a-ust e1ecuted py
S~p John y. beacu DeaTl1G Gsta Gr the seco@
daV ct June, 1872, bnd OF record in the CierE's
cthc" OF the CotUGrGtiGn Court OF the city uf
AiXsndria, W, iIocr NJ" s gage rs the lb
scrlheTs. tIu,teas OF the German Z, opera.
tive bu'idinG -A55"cis.LloG. r q. = Ol Alex nacia
Vs." ~ii ~ Ur1Gr o! the Boara o! directors
Il tho sad s:socsttnn Cu.g natr, wrd in pur
susnce OF the provisions of lhs ssir deco OF tract
uro' c ID 10 Sell ~ pu0ijc sGc,lo0, IN S&TU l.
De- the 10Th day Of February. 1881, AT Twelve
m, ii front Of the MARKET gmudug on .oYEi
street IN the city of hlexandria, Vr&iair, the
property conveyed ~ the said Geec of trust, Ia
VII: LOT o. HRUUrD with ltsO
EHlCh TSH GM EXITS thereon. si.u@;eG o..
the sasi eide Of It. Asnph street botwaau riia.
cess and Uronuco streets. in the SAID city Of al
e1aldrls IN front Ol ST. saph Street tDirty foUt
lest, go aud extending esstEsrdiy in dep.a one
hundred and twenty-.hrcu fec. five inches
Q&3 5
7 ae -bove described property will be offered
10! ss'e Ii two separate parces
Terms Ct Sale: Cash.
PARK AGNEW,
GEORGE WISE,
Memo. Ths association wi! ACCEPT one tnird
IN cash. sid :ho residue in two equal puynGals
A. six and tWelve months ir III d. sy of sail. with
intcrvs', and fully secured, fo. that usrt Ct the
proceed OF sale Of thu above described propcr!Y
TO Wh'cL the 6s-0ciat.un will be entitled
fcbI-GOis JUSiUS SC6NSfiJ&E SEC
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| asSALH OH . VALUABLE FARM IN
- FA ikfAN CNU UNrY.-BY virtue Of q
deed q trust executed by a. King Chandler
srd wl!h on the Hth 4; y Of mav. 1875, and re-
corded IN lih@r I. no. 4, page 40S the clerks
oiica q Fairfax couEtg To sacUra TO the trustees
o .no Protestant Episco0sl Education SocALy
IN E!rsIaIA. Ire pavement Of twenty, five hun.
dr&d q" lars with iutg-"ss from iha date of said
deed (je.@u't having been ma :eIn the payment
o. H*l" Drinc'Ga! sVm, after demand) the un-
dvrs'gnaf irug.A"s will on MONDAY the 21st
d"2 Of :a-ch. lSS ic art dey) n II o clock IT,,
! oe'n~a the Court House dor, Of Faiftx county,
proceed :" sell s. public auction ce.tsin
:hhDT OF LAED, wing in sad county. about
! SIX or seven niles from the Court ii uae, and
i,o lai.rs from CerLroYilIc, called Sails bury"
coTtai icS nhcu. Gge hun;rad and SIXTY seven
and oae-Aalf t3jT;) .c-cas. more lass snd
inu.oVad by : lius y ~ HLLIAu HOUSE, out
buildings, stables, SC.
IFrtns OF sale: 80 much in cash rs vii! psy
ms hb9Va nGntion@Q sum EZ5Q0j and the inter-
teL diIt On tna anrA9 Eni the e&u"nses OF Sale,
tht rescue II casa. or Gpoi, credits Of one and
tWJ Jta's, win int.ret t, tha purchaser giving
O"ad, snd deed OF tru,t On Jle premises t. Sc
cured tha deferred payment; or OF such terms
IS s"li Aiag Chandler mSy sgree to at tue
time 0! sale EonvovaHaing 81 cos! of purchaser.
AATH u EH&KREET, n
C&ZGNQTE q. LEE. iiuslees'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25
@, M. A D Ans

~ ATIs IL ~ IA IRA 40
Al imnenso ss5or: :uent OF Merino Underwear,
shoTlng The largest snd most complete stock Of.
!erad in the city, for ladies gents, misses boys
aud infants prices 15c to IS -sch.
Ribbons. CorseLs and Haudkerchiela.
Ggrmsuto~G, Saxony sad Shetland Wool
Ia:ns IN uil colors and qualities; ZHphyr Worst
cd, - u! supply always in STOCK CANVASS, NJ ot-
.oes. kGnDrolo erinS Silks and Il eedIes
Buttons, spool silk, Gottons, Thread, Soaps.
Per'umery, Jeweiry, SC.
Hosiery in solid co!ors Stripes Bslmcrsl,
Ba brigGan, Merlno, Lise Th-eac, Muurning
sId Yarn; over GOO Dozen OF fire and medium
price Hosiery; prices irom Zoe 10 81 81 per pair.
Woolen Shhws, Scsrts, Hoods aad Ncb bixs.
Gloves in Kid. Buck, Sheep snd Dog Skin,
French Castor, Cloth Berlin Rinqwood Gssh-
mere and updegrah; price 25c to 81 per uar.
Gents fine NecRwasr in Ties Bo as Rutland
DeJolnylile and handsome assortment oi q. su-
dents Scarfs, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs snd Silk
Suspenders.
Neck kufling Rufs, Lsces, Edgings Veil.
ings Hoop Skirts. sc.
sepl5 AteIsndris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

NkYE HAVE this day secured the agency tor
w celebrated brand of BOTTLED ALE
and PORTER, which we will keep constantly
on bend, and to which We invite the attention OF
families who dssires fine article of Ale or Porter.
.p27 w. A. JOHNSON & co.