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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

In speaking of the debate in Con-
gress in which General Weaver ham
died the bogus Democratic leaders so
roughly, the Chicago Sentinel says:
General Weavers debate in Congress
was one of the most terrific and i'm
petsous onslaughts which the Demo-
cratic party, or any other party ever
sustained.
1t was a word and blow, and the
blow came first.
1t was blood or black eye every
time.
II was not long range canonade
of solid shot, nor was it the keen thrust
Of the rapier, but it was strait from
the shoulder in close contact.
And that was just what the old
corpse needed. 1t has been bombar-
ded with cannon shot, slashed with
the sword, till such attacks are USE
less. 1t needed pounding in the face
and kicking on the shins-and thai
is Just what it got from Weaver.
1t has been dead for twenty years
all 1t wanted was pushing over, and
that is what the Iowa Greenbackel
did. He not only knocked it over
but got on top of it and fairly danced
Greenback breakdown on the pros
trate carcass.
1t may not have been "dignifed;
it may not have been parliamentary
but it was effective.
"Dignifed" and parliamentary
Gin a sentimental sense) treatment n
longer counts in dealing with the pr
trid remains of the dead Democracy
For years it has stood in the way
the hosts of honest men who hav
been striving to oust the unprinci
pied, dishonest, corrupt Republica
pOfty ifou Po"ei'
For years it has been playthin
in the hands of.the skilful and craft
leaders Of the Republican party.
For yearsit has sniveled and whine
like toothless old hag, after the fes
pots of Office, and when at last the
nal breath left the body, and it b
came fostering carcass still standir
in the way, it had to be literally kic
ed out, and "undignifed" or "unpa
liamentary" no matter, all, all hail!
the man who had the heart and h
ability to do i'll
Let not the rank and file of Der
ocrats be offended at what at Gener
Weaver said, for he uttered not
word of condemnation against sue
It was only the deceitful, treachero'
two-faced leadership of the Democrs
ic party which he assailed.
Let not Democrats construe his
saults upon the Democratic party al
manifestation of friendship for
Republican party, for it was only
get the Democratic corpse out of I
way. in order that there might be
clear field for q contest with the I
trenched Republican hosts of corr'
tiou and dishonesty.
Let Democrats everywhere ra
around the standard of the live, Y
orous, active Greenback party, a
marsb on to triumph snd victory o.
their lifelong enemy, the Republic
party.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

Tbos. Fitcham, Bradford Pa, writes:
a ,close money for Spring Blossom, as
aid I would II IL cured me. My Dyspep
sis has vanished with all its symptoms
Many thanks, I shall neyer be without
In the heuse.
Prices; Soc, trial bottles 10c.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

Farmer Stouffer, of Chambersburg,
Pa, shot and killed neighbor who was
stealing his corn and potatoes. StouffeI
was indicted for murder, but has been
acquitted. Pennsylvania has no Law
authorizing anybody to shoot a thief,
but in this case the prosecution was
purposely weak, and the jury agreed
without quitting their seats,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

For forty-eight days a Lowhill, Pa, !,
hen was in a grain stack, where she had
been accidentally covered up. When
released she toppled over in a fit. but
soon recovered.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06
Lord T0aAiey's Family Bible.

THE following advertisement appears
in the Windham County Conn Trans.
cript:
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

Legislature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

ZSS>I hoy iuprlg noed long telt, ard must
Dtcome household remedy, Just think-to be
cured in fen weeks Of thoso terrible nervous
troubles and Sick Hosdnchos, Neuralgia, and
indigestion. and tho nervous system put in "a
natural end healthy condition. destroying the
possibility of Paralysis Angina Pectoris. and
sudden death. which is carrying of 50 many no.
bic men and women in tho full lido OF life and
usefulness. Lis iimplo remedy OF extract Of Celery
Seed and Chamomie Flowera, combined in The
form OF Pills. il boon to humanity. II hiss
saved thousands of nervous, rickaty, headschng
childten in our schools and ous. overy ycsr. No
NoFVcu' persons or sufferers from Headache,
Neuralgia, Indigestion or Paralysis will do
themselves justice until thoy try thom
Price 81 cents box. Sold by sll druggists.
JANNEY & co, Druggists, Wholesale
Agents lor Alexandria, Va. su223-aolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

S;l1 T1seS."....". d - Sun S:tj-.,.."... u IL
ARRIVED.
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk. to L 2 Hooa.
Schr Karl L Mason, Norfolk, 10 ? melicsa
Coal &c.
Schs Edwin C. Eavre do strsco, 70 T. J Me.
hatfey & Co
Schr j Il TrayerE. Norfolk. to JHD Smoot
SAILED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, By Z & Icoe.
Str L arrowsmith, lower Potomac, by 70.
tomsc Ferry Company.
Echr Clara L Simpson, POI. mouth II. H., by
L AgneW s. Go.
schr john 4 Shaw, Gecrg=soTn. by VIM A
Smont.
Fchr Gen Torbet Richmond, By f Hooo.
PASSED DOWN.
Schr A Il Howe, from Gecrse.osn.
AENoRAhDA.
Schr John Mcdonald, f,om Richmond for
stamford, passed through He'll Gste oh.
=, Schr Jas Ponder sailed TOR Richmond from
New York 9th.
Schrs Jos Cakes, from Rich mond, and g q
Adama, from Georgetown, at Boston 9th.
schr Bertha r Walker, from Providence for
Georgetown at Ouch Island Harbor 7tr.
S:hr JAS Talbot sailed from provdanco fer
Washington 9th.
Schr IVA Boil, from GeorgsloKn q! Mort S:h,
Schr John Krantz. sailed from Windsor,
for this port "a,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
AUCTION SALES.
By Groen & Visa


(RoAl Estalo Agents and Auctionaorc,
! Rf VlRTUE Of A DEUREE OF TIKI
- Clrcnlt Court OF Alexandria county Va,
rondCrel at lis May term, 1881, in tho suit OF
Joseph d. Nelson VS.. Joshua pu!ney, in ohan-
| Gerry, tho unLefslsnod commissioner therein
nsmsI' WI otier tor ealo at public auction, GA
SATU KDAY, tho 18th day OF OeLober, 1851, 10
| front of tho Market Building, on Fairfax street
| at II o'clock IN. tho following described REAL
kSrATk, to wit:
ATTRACT OF LAND 10 tho county of Aler
hndrls, adjoining The lands of Harvey Bailey
40, nnu level d. Oorbelt, tho Fonc Mile Run and
Inc Arlington Turnpike. Said tract OF land is
bounded and described in q deel from BsiIoy
and wife IT, Peter Davis. recorded in liber Il No.
Up. as OF tho land records Of Alexandria county,
| Ii which r1toronco is malo, and contains now
about ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
AGEES moro or lese.
forms CT Sale: Csah ss To costs of suit And ssla,
and RS TO tho Gum Of 81 lE0 OF with interest there
on from Sept. l7Lh 1851. and 81 10 tho rosidaa of
tno purchase money. If any. upon a credit ofsin
IWolVG ana oEseen months. With interest from
| 'lhto o. sale. Tha bonds OF !h3 purchaser with
good security 10 DO taken for the deferred psy =.
m9nts and the title to DO retained until thew nra
paid. CHARLES 4. STUART,
sel9-ss Ccmm'r of Sale.
1 COMMISSIONERS 4kLE Or a TEN
~ ACRE LOT NEAR FALLS CHURCH,
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.--As Commission.
or OF Inc Nlfcuit Court or Fairfax county, Va e,
IN the suit OF LszeOby w. Tanner ct ell, | will
Cilar at public suction, on TUESDAY, sIan.oca.
ber ~ ltSl, ct ooYen o'clock o. ri in front OF
| tho postC tlico 1t Falls Church, Fairfax county,
Va. TRACE OF LAND. contsining TEN
ACRES, belong ing to tho Ormo horp, situated
On c1untP read about thr3c quarters Ct a milo
souih%rss OF Valis Church, adjoining farms Of
John Brush ans Trip (bct!cr known Is lha
! Garter eetete)
It Ia locs:od on All oUinonca, il shout ono
! quarter in wood, and its sell is good.
| TerE!s, Ono third cash; tia residue in two
! rGIsl instslmanls At four and 5 months, with
interest; toadS 30 be given for tho deferred pay
| men!s aud lien reserved or property.
| D. FERGUSON BEACH,
Eug3l-T4g Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

a PLEASANT AFFAIR "A very pleasant sur-
H!'sa Iarty was given at Colross, Thursday
night last, at Which daucirg to splendid music
YVES kapt up until late hour Among tho
large number of lsdics ADD gentlemen pres ut
@cro Miss Carria Shenpcrson. aud Miss Rupert,
OF WasAiogtor Miss Annie Frcuch. Of Bati.
more Miss Susie Glsz ,brook, Of Richmond;
nlr. aud Mrs. Eibort Cook. of CoIross; tho
hI:ses Mary end Bulah Smith, sNliss Aupio
p'ernolnt, Miss WaIIlo Penn. nnd the Misses
E1clino, OF this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

THE WASHINGTON REGATTA. Tho corclud
i1g RAGS Of tho ninth snuua regatta OF the am,
steuI ohranen took lloo yesterday en- tho Po.
tomac. at Washington. 10 tho preselco of 8
Larger CROWD than was 10 atteLdnco co Thurs,
day. The first re, was that of four cared
shoila. Ter which there were four entries: Free
ulan and Watts, Of tao Ariel, Of Newark; Bal
ger and Brewster. CT tho MutuAl5, Of Alban,
the German brothers, Of the AibaI y Club, ar d
Clegg aud Stsudsh, Of the Datr0it Cub At
tho three quarter. mile flag the Albanys, 10 at
tempting TO pull through between the Ariel
and Mu'usl, f0ulGd the latter aud wore dilqasl.
l!lcd. Both got away, hGWaver, and pulicl (. r
the llalsh. OF to crowd iato the Ariel. who 10
turn toucd tho Datrots and wero disq1alifsd.
After thts, mishaps tho bosts Iulled ostr the
line, tho Datr0its being awarded tho race in
9:33. Mutuals second 9:43.
The 8 Y cared rac3 was won by The Eurt ks
Club, OF New York, in S:2li; The hoal heat Of
1olor singles Was wa by U Bricn, Of Boston,
IN 9'42!; tho fioal heat of senior singles was
vas Eon by Holmes of Paulucket in 9:OCii tho
linal hcat icr four cared shells was won by the
lllIliJalcs in S:0Gl; tho Gnsl hoat for double
souls vas won by llnlmes ard Applcy, of Pau.
tuk 1t 10 S:29i.
Tie last 1909 vas al eight cared shell with
caxsgaiDs. The Nairaeaasots o;scd tho loo
first 10 7:jl!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

HE MARKET This MORNING. Tho mar
kes this morning, OF account OF tho hot, dry
weather of he past week. was not abundsntIY
sSSpplIed, and The prices were HIGHER than last
Saturday, Fs follows: Peaches 15cts per peck;
pesfs 4oa5octs ptr peck; q1ircn5 75aSQals per
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
CANAL COMMERCE.

AfriVed-Boats s s Howison, A j Akin sud
Main TO American Coal Co. j A Kcnly and
Katie s. Addie TO Georges Creek Goa! s. Iron
20. a d Bradt 10 New Central Coal 20.
.Departe1-B Boats s s HoWison, A } Akin, A
Dam Dam. ID kenly. Rhtlo s. Addio and a Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

RAILROAD CONFERENCE -Nlessrs. Henry
Fries, Of Salem, N. e.. ard j. 9. Btxen, f.
a: fioh!. i. A. Wil,on aud A. b. Carroll, of
Ni5s;ou, n. g., arrived here to day. to havy
eoElereGc, wiih Hen John s. Barbour. Pres.
dent OF tho Virginia Midland Railway Com.
phy 10 regard 10 the extension Of Tho North
Usroins Nlidlaud Railway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

, SCHOOL PEnMITs.-The clerk of the oily
ocnool hoard finished issuing permits TO chill
oien to attend the public schools 10 day. Tho
tota' luhhar issued has been l,2I3 of which
io Waro TO whites and 473 to oolcred This is
'ncrease Of 200 over last year,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
AIexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertise

i1stk Gamscns lj:S0ots PEI peck; apDijs 2Oa
JOBS per peek, grapes Sc g per rourd; cabta-
ltupa 3 2O,:s pitc:; Irish potstoea dec Der
pcs; sToos potatoes 30.40o's per peck; toms.
toes 2Oa3O,iR per peck; cabbage 5sl0o!a per
heaei corn 1859 per Gozcr; esq plants ) G sta q
piece; eggs lScss per dtz,r: chrckpps 10, co
Cts phi; butter, vtly scsror, IS 3O,.s per L.
tish-E:ck, t1iIorq aud tr4u' 25, per tu1cn
csch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

A DANIEL GLUE ORGANIZED. "A Daniel.
BirDout aad Mckinney Club was cganiz,d at
SNngvae. FsitIsx county, last night. with o
largo membership. Addresses wtrc made by
Messts. LDvo. Commonwealth ATTORNEY OF
t'aiClsx; and d. Met. ChchCs .er. candidate
for the il6u:e OF Delegates. After the meeting
aGj )urlcd tho Mahooa reaG justers orgsnz,d O
meeting at nhous twelve clock. which was al
dressed by Il. Henry Slmpson aud ID. w.
Whiting, Of This ely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

HOE SALE At AUCTION, ON SEPHsM-
"a. Der II, 1851 Al y H., in front Of tho Msr-
Kat, Alexandria, Virginia, TWO pkINTlN4
ihEo3ES. with Stands. Galleys. Typo and
Apnurtenances now used in publishing the
PsiIls1 MesscDgers Terms: Cash. Inquire of
K. =. Lucas.
sus22.w4. GASsIUS GARTER. Trnstee.
- Bile REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
GOUkTG, Va.-By vrtu, OF dccree Of tho
CIRCUIT Court of Fai'fix County, in the suit CT
j. W. Dear VI. Stephens, and Wilcox, Of ais I,
rendered in vacation. July 3D. 1881, tho under.
aignod commissloners' will. at II M, MONDAY.
September l9th, 1881, County Cour: day. oaer
TRACT OF LAND lsius noar Cen!revlle.
Fairfax cnualy, Va, within % miles OF Wash.
in2ton and Alexandria, i've miles Of Clifton
station Va: N. K. Il. and y miles Of Wa,renton
Springs. This t.ac. has been owned by j. W,
Dear, esq; Is Improved By handsome, corl-
modious and cspscious DWELLING and en-
tenslVe eu..building Barns and Sta5lee 1t has
| Gne ORCHARD and much grass, u full view
OF tho Blue BdEe Mountains, and is advanta.
Roouily situated Tor schools, churches, postolico
stores, mila and shops. The land has received
CAREFUL cultivation. 10 extremely fertile and con-
| tslns S9si AORkS, plh. OF which may be ssen
with tho Com lissiolers. Any one desirous OF q
hcme with the advantages Of l0o scsnery, excel.
lent water, good society and healthy surround
logs CAMEO! do better than invest in this prop.
elty. Mr.. Goo. w. Dea., vino resides on the
plsco, will lake pleasure in showing il 10 vsitors
Tho undersigned authorz I'd TO sell al private
| ssla, and invite proposals al any tins prior 10
date of public salo.
Terms: OnC-!enlh Of tho purchase money in
| hand, m The residue upon credi! of ono, Two
| and thrso years. with interest from day Of salo.
| and a retention Of title ustl said deferred psy.
| menIs are made; Tho land 10 be resold upon the
| failure Of tho purchaser ID moot any OF said dc.
! terrod payments.
HENRY w. THOMAS, Gem ,,,,s.
! JANIS nj. LOVE,
| CASSlUS GARTER. VI 'h'e'
| ausl3-w4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

THE WEATHER. The lang wished for rain
cine last night, commencing after IL O'Clock
aid cootioulug uoil this morning, greatly re-
ireshlog the psrchcd earth and cooiog The
atmosphere. There was also good rain 10 the
oouotry Immediately Surrounding the city. bul
i've miles below Alexandria. 10 Fairfax county,
thero wss not q sufficient fall of wstor to lly
TIC Gus:. 10 day hos been clear and while
quito warm, considerably cooler than the pas
lev ds}s, the mercury registering IS degrees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

htrunL'cAA CONVENTION CALLED. Tho
iclroic:n ox.cuivI committee Of the city and
c)Ult9 ne: 10 nno Of thu basement rooms of
tho OIL! Coni. House lag: night. with G. A.
s.;tapk''s, OF tho city. chairman. and Nj. g..
stevens. G! tho o,uI!y. secretary, and after 6
lAns d'S,na'ou, intlog until ai!c; L. o'clock,
IS@ upco Monlay night mex, az the lime for
l"!a'T. iH@n;!oSs 10 the city and county for the
clso.;o1 o; dclcSstns to convention to bo held
"a t'iS osiy Iuesi'y naEt TO nolanato osadi.
GATE Tor !ho House OF Delegates. Sono Ct tho
Inatai,'ra Of tho c,r1mttre wete very sovare
n05n tao Nahouiies Of thl city, while others
!aF"rod liberal policy. There Will b, thrco
e''iyrt3'td ia tho field for the Honso of Dele.
saj'7. in !fa Charles II. Stuart, regular dem .
S"rtt, 5ho will be elected. Mahono rrnd iustcr
acA sgruhl can.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
Curt Adjourned iii TutIjay n;zi.

ijlF1RE Tie MAYOR Ii S. Youag, ct Bal.
;lma!e, io7 selling ohetso by sample il this oty,
sthout icen72, srTca,ed yesterday, gss before
tho Mayer Ills slCrridg. Ito vas sent Oh to the
RtaDl! jury c! Tho Cooperation Court. lie gayo
hCGG5 Tor his appearance when Wan:od 10 tho
SUN OF $50. e3d ws9 released. Tbs caso of
tho resident sample merchant. for selling goods
without iIcets,, gas postponed till Monday
Elorping mex,
William siup7on. tramp FROM Washington,
on hi' Ea7 10 R;chmo md, arrested last night fol
be;nc dtuGi on TIC s;rcGia. was o.d,rcd to leave
The city forthwith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10


=, N> The Republican Executive Committee Of
TUG Guy anu county OF Alexandria n! . regular
called meeting on the 9th instant, resolved "a
issue call for convention TO bo hold on Tues ;.
dsy, mo l3th, 70 nominate candidate fo, the
Hou'e OF Delegates, and TO invite all who arc
opposed to Bourbon rulo to participate in The
election OF delegates 10 such convention, Ia
Compliance with such resolution tho charm an of
inc respective city and county Committees will
call meetings in their several wards and mspis.
telia! districts on tho evening of Monday, The
Eth lnatRut, to elect delegates to said Joint con
Vention. Il. a, LUMpKINs
Chairman Rep. TX. Committee
City and County Of Aioys
NJ. y. STRvEEs, Secretary
The voters Of the city Of Alexandria will mest
IN their several wards on Monday, 18th Instant,
81 ~ p. M, TO elect delegates to convention
TO DO hald at Armory Hall on Tuesday, the 18th
instant, 10 nominate Candidate for the House
vi DeiegaIos. a. w. ARMTTGoEu,
A Chairman City Rep. COMMITTED.
headquarters Alexandria Light Inf.nlry,l
o., alexandria, Va Sept III, 1881.
The regular drills Of the Alo1andria Light
ihianlrv will DO resumed on Monday night Sent,
l2th at y O. clock. and in view OF tho met that
ms command will tsko part in the cer,m ,nies
81 YORKTOWN during tho Centennial, the Com.
mandant hopes that every member will consi
der II his duty TO attend regularly all drills dur
ing The period intervening 30 rs to perfect tham
solves IN tho dineren! movements &c and by
sOdong, tho reputation Of lhn tom n and nj tead y
gained may DO sustairei.
A IL recruits will report to the OfIerly Sor.
Heeht Tor assignment TO EquadS Oh same date.
GEO. McBURNEY, Jr.,
S6plL - Cant, CpDruaniinc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

PERsoHAI.-Nlr. John g. SCOTT Of Warren
!tn,a young but promising lawyer Of that placa,
10 10 the city visiting friends.
MIR. Thomas I. llo!d!o. who iss been visit
iHc relations 10 his city for several wei kl lst,
vi! raiura TO his homo ia ltiohmond, Va, to.
mo7rGw T0r5IGg.
Tho Wsrren'on ind,x says: MIR Harry
;'pilman, son Of out old friend. r. NJ. SpiIman,
has stcurad sturicn 10 Alexandria snd leaves
TO dap 10 Ii | IL success 10 him"
Ire Mauassa1 GS2olto says: "Wo havo 70.
c,lv0d irom Auditor Beckett, Of Alexandra, q
nea. pamphlet conIsripg 40 account Of tho TO-
nrSucs'ion OF Mayor Bookham with department
reports Ct The iiaa6cisl coDdiicn CT tho city.
ma a!a:e1ncnts 40 exceedingly lucid aud give
st'sT IN ish. into Inc fnarcos Of the arcicnt
city, Auditor i'rock:tt lla1 special talent 10
thI9Iiftclo0. a&d W. hope higher honars Await
ni;c IN The department Of Gaarc,.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
MEDsCENAs,,

A SEN SATION
HAS OFTEN BEEN MADE
BY TEE DISCOVERY OF SOME NEW
TGING.
BUT NOTHING HAS EVER STOOD THE
TEST LIKE
DE-. BkE%uA'6 CELERY AND CHAMO.
MILE PILLS.
TiEl& fOrULAKlTT AND SALEAHE
TRULY UNFRSUsDENTED.
THEIR CUSTOMERS PRAISE THIN
VERY HIGHLY.
An'l say that My really do cure sick headache
Nrrons Hcaduch, Neuralgia, Ner.
ronsacss. Slteplessness. Mai-
Gcst!oa. Paralysis ard
MhmchcN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
Steamed Oysters.
OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY BE
q EGEs eaE STEEJ EssHAG GER
At No. 80 north Royal street.

At No. 80 moth Royal street.
Families supplied st lowest rates. sep9
EJNCHANGE BUILDING COMPANY.-
14 @ nleotilg Of tho Stccs h olaets Of tho BX
CHANGK BUILDIMG CnMPAEY is called
for Ii NUAY. Oct. 10!h 1881, a. 10 o'clock u
H., at tho rooms Of tho Company. q full TO
presentation of tho stock either in per.on or ty
proxy. Is requested Is busnass Of Importance
W !! DC presented 10 tina mao!irg
sal9 Wld L. e. iIGOE President
ENOE RENT.--One largo ualurnished Psrlr,
Il first floor, splendid location, Ave minuta
walk from Postt lEn,o. Inquire al Grzssto olin
sep9-3!
1.-TWO or THREE SINGLE GENTiKM I'm
4 can be a2cGmmodat1 ID with b. ard in u mi.
yate family. Address g, Gaz3:.o eli 90.
tuGtGlm
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EPISCOPAL. HIGH SCHOOL.
EXCURSIONS, ssECaICs, &c.

TXCURSIOH TO BLACKISTONE's 1911.
IL AND, on tho steamer r. v. ARE3wsMITu,
under tho management! Of Dr.. II. 3. hewitt,
Charles Parry, j. Il. Gibbs and Frank Troth.
Steamer lcsves Washington WEDN RSDAY,
Sept. Ii, st 8 a. m. the Ferry wharf AlexsndrIs
at s 80, touching 81 Fort Washington and White
House. returning esrly tho same evening, giving
three hours st tho island for fishing grabbing.
bathing, &c. Members of Woodland Farmers
Club aud Horticultural Association Of Washing
ton will participate. The AloIsniris Bu:cat
Association will be in a,!eld.aca Heals will
DO furnished On board 81 tha boa: a! reasonable
rates. I;chets-Ronad .;ip 40 cents; Children
half price. Tickets csn ba had at hun9s drag
stora, sp9-4t
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WANTED TO uIRK-A WHITE WON
w AN 10 do general houi exork; one from
tho country preferred. suglU-d&tWtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

SEEING THE REGATTA UNDER DIFrTcUI.s
riEs.-Messrs. George j. Price. rhco Bsllcn-
ger, Jsmcs Il. Cole. Il. t. Coleman, ~ Others
left here yesterday on the schooner Apn;e Glib
snu, Capt. Charles Kelley, to soc tho regatta in
Washington. When tho psrty lft tho wharf
stiff breeze vas bIoWirg, end the vessel ssi,ca
beautifully. Soon. however, the wind died ont
acd tho vessel stood still on the waters. |,
being necessary to do something. coD:ulsa
ton wss held a! which it wss decided TO row
Tho boat 20 Washington. So ill hands went TO
work. After ioIiDg short luo ono Of tho
creW. MIR. Cole, WAS takaa with severe cramp,
and had to be removed to the cabin. The roy
ers GnalIy. sfter good deal OF hard work, ar
lived 10 Washington with very little spiti. 10
Witness regatta. Tho party returned to this
city not very iavorably impressed with aquatic
sports
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WANTED.

yNANTED.-A GOOD CAPABLE BOY
w for dining room. Apply at this oilice,
se2-sf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

GOODELL'S WRITE MOUNTAIN AP.
~ PLE PAkEk, COREH and SLICER, tho
latest and best thing in the market; also the
White Mountain Potato Parcr, tho only ma
chino ever made that will pare potato belter
than can be done by hand. Call and see for
yourselves at SO King street. corner of Royal.
sept JOHN T. CREIGHTON g SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

The Heather RobaJihties. SEPT. 10. $751;
For tho Middle Atlantic Slate. cloudy, rainy
weather, followed By clearing weather. north.
oaatcrly, shifting 10 westerly winds, f.Iiirg fol-
!oTod by temporarily rising barometer, ard
stationary or lower temperature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

l. lain lined and Bell Metal; also in stock
Millvile Glass Fruit Jars, puts, quarts and
half gallons. For sale Wholesale and rotail e!
JAS. r. UARLIN & SONS,
auel8 G3 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

TANNEY'S PREPARED MIXED SPICRS
- for English Chow Chow, put up in packages
sufficient tor one gallon, with full recipe for
same and explicit directions for use. Prico 25c
per package JANNEY s. CO.,
4uY21 druggists, 10 u 162 King al.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

MINIATURES ALMANAC, SEPT. 10, 1851.
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