davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

ETIR4INIA: In the Clerks Office of the
Y Corporation Court of the city of Alexan.
dra, on the rs b day OF March, 1881.
L. 5. Leadbea.er. B. Whealey and such other
creditors as may come IN aud contrltu.e to the
cost Of this suit. complslIao against Will
liam l.. Msrbury, executor OF Matilda Fletch.
er, deceased koss Marshall Fletcher. Herbert
Fletcher. Charles Fletcher, Sinclair Fletcher,
Montgomery Fletcher, George r. Russeli ano
- Russell his wife, j. B Brewer and Vir-
ginia Brewer. his wife, William p. Bradley
and Mary b. Bradley. hs wife, William
Brewer aud Matilda 2. Brewer hls wife, Wm.
w Russell and Lucy B. Russell. his wife. de.
teLd,uts Iu chaLcery.
Memc. The object of this suit is to obt.in 9
decree for the 50 OF the real estate of which
ile!id, Fletc er. died. seizsd and pose ess.d to
la7 tne det!s due and owing oy said decedent
tie defendants Herb ri Fletcher. Uhsslss
Fletcher oircai: Fecuer, Montgomery Fletco-
or. George f. Russo aud - RUSSELL his
ley j. b Brewer, tir.iuis Brewer, Will. m
Brewer. Matilda 2. Brewer, William ".
Russell srd Lucy B. Russell, not having
entered their sppesrsnce snd given security se
corning to the act OF Assemb y. and the rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
iCey nre uut resident, OF this Stats, 1t is o..
dered that lh- said defendant, appear here with
in one month after due publication oi this
order and do what ls necessary TO protect helr
interests in this suit; and that copy of this or
dor be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ca
zctte, newspaper published IN the city OF AL
exandris, once week for tour successive woeks,
and posted 1T the front door of The Court House
Of this city. a copy-test:
MUnlUN MARYE. Clerk.
X. kempar ana nhos ,,1-
Leonard M,rours p'q "u~o-~7"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
BOOTS AID sHoEs.
WE INVITE TIE ATTENTION OF
THE LADIES To GUS
NeWSpriug Boots& Shoes

We offer msgnif cent assortment of NEW
SITLh which chnaos bo su. passed fo1 beauty,
durability and price
Ladies Pine Freuch Kid Button Boots
Ladies Fine B7sset Cloth Fox But!cu Boots.
Ladies Fine Diagonal do.
Ludiss' fine Lasting Kid do.
Lsoies' Fine Goat do.
Lsiiea' FiIa Csifdo.
Isiies' Fine Kip 1!ppera, every description
Kid Button and Lace NeWpcrts, Regent Slip
pers Paris Ties. Open Congress Shoes and Ssn-
oas also 8 great variety OF usdie,' House Shoes
sno :lipptrs OF every styla snd quality.
Aisses' School, Walking and Dress Boots in
variety Of lew at5l les; also lsrga stock of
ml:ses' Sandals and Slippers.
Cnidren's Boots, Shoes and Slippers in every
quality, style and price.
Gents fine Boots and Shoes in all Of Inc new
spIing styles.
Gents Pumps and Slippers in all the lsto
styles.
The above goods are fret class 81 gusran-
teed to give satisfaction III every oaItvuIar, aud
Will be sole at such prices Rs canno. fall 10 sstgtT
sll.
We have q very largo stock of Boys snd
YOUTHS school and Dress Shoes Of all tao now
styles, which are warranted to give satisfaction,
and will be sold much cheaper than they c.n be
bought in this city Or Washington it will rersy
you to examine lhesa goods.
II Will afford US Frest satisfaction 10 show
these goods 10 tie pubHc snd sl We CA say is
Lhst they cannot Do Gea, IN variety, style, quail.
~ or prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
How Caesar "EaXea all the WOrld,'

And !; came 10 pass lu those day S that lhere
weu: ou. decree from Ce.sr Augustus, that
all ,he world should bo tax d."
The r )nsus 10 an cary day used cattle as
money, bc1cs the word "pecuoiary" for
p,cauie, and this from pccus cattle.
The * was the unit OF value, Of which tbe
sheep, gout, hog. and ass were fractional parts
With c)ru for small charge.
Scrcica w.s 80 lcg,l teEder tor 20 s0Dal
tax which men rendered by sorVloe 10 the
a,u.y when they had nothing else 70 oontriGue.
As Rome expanded her territorial hmi :,
extended De c0mn,rcs, built up her mseoIh-
cant public works grew IN grandeur, SUD mu-
tip!Ied !cr c)uq1 SIS. 1t Was QUAD lnposslnlo
to etfsct hcr mul uilaOus exchange With
"rcal moocy"-as oxen sneep, hoss. goats
swine uud asses we're csed-so (T ar deter.
mloed 10 ''ls1 all tne world.
He caused causus to be taken, land all went
70 bs tbxed, eeciy oDe tito his oGp city" or to
bo oorolIed, as c., slu d ~ Commentators.
lie th.n caused to De s;sro ped, ur cJiUed, o
Ger ain amuu0t per csplti, a. deter by
the census or erroing, Of brCnz, c1Icks Of
cons esoh representing real money. %
Cne was the stamp OF Sd * Oh a0-
other that If tbeep, goat, og,
Il a.s, a1 ear CT Tn, ano 90 ttl1u' Gun tL.'
OF wau's head. Oo ihu reverse vas bis osn
vlgne,tc 80 he seal Ut geIu'Orss arc su norly.
| To c,uu;erl,is the scvorelgu's VIguelte W.s
d .sth 10 tbs c1uctellelttr.
] TIE uey CG,,r taxed al the World WAS as
foows:
Z, cary 90 the r,st machinery of the en-
| .i5e ,.nlucpsa 81 .LIies OF men sod material
were r ulired. 4 .! theJs bid been supp'Ied,
ana the .upp'y c1unou-d nv piyneoi 10 "resI
| mOuey"-.hatls. cattle. C rn. etc.
| So uheD the emperor waDted nen or munl-
ions, ships of wsr or supplies OF ang kl"d 1t
gave iu exohango th,s, rcpresettslVa CT s
| and commaua,d. q cred 6.tei'D the
whole word, (aaich the Roubu empire VA
| then s.yicd) 10 receive aud redeem them b
their :aec valua, IRON he bsarer. a. matter WIS
he uiga, be, or ho| D.6y nard5 thsy hac
psssed through, snd be euirau.eed BY bis sv
creisu h,i lhst, So The bearer bad cootrlnu;ot
to the State tho amount reprcs-uted by lh
yisuette o.! ,bs slv'regn oo the reverse side
whioh auouuL vas due from all The pocpl
cJIectiVciy. they shtu reimburse hin. ni
h.ns aud assgo-, rec>ivlug ss Vcucters II
| said tokens Wbcu The State ~iuld r,cAVe II
turn and pisca 10 heir resp, GIVE or dis 10 TO-
dey CT settlement Wi.b tsx gs;heie'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
By ONeai s. Lucas, auctioueers,

D3 " ~ eai - ilcES, AucLluneers.
DY VIATUE & Of s decree Of ,hs Corporstion
ID Cour. c! tbs city OF alexandria, entered on
January Sih. 1851. in tna chaccery Cause of EG,.
Inns sdm'r. We Hien ct ala.. l will sell By pub.
lic auction, IN iroas cf the tsiriay st entrsnce
to tho Market Building. OH SATURDAY, Lne
3Oth day OF April, 1854, sE y O'CLOCK M, the io.
10 sing real est>te viz:
The Lpr OF GhOU&D on the esss side of
Pit; street, between King snd Cameron streets.
froEtl1g cn Pit s'rset twenty tnres fest md
runIint tarh 10 tha centra of In SQUIRE. There
is q -FOUR sTUEY BRICK UAkKIAGE i
FACTORY ou the IRON! Of tho lot and three
story b HLyG BLACkSAlTE SHOP on tGe
back @; 1t
Terms of Sale: One third cash, ard .hs resi-.
due IN two equal payment. as six nud twalve
months from tSte ot safe; the deferred pay
mehts IT, bsar interest from day Of sale; The pur-
chsser 10 give mis- bonds for the deferred pay
meuls ana tEe title TO 6D detained uulil the
whole Of tho purchase money i p,id,
Il. ". 4 Eki ST hCEG,
sp2-w4T Special GomU'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
Z. w. hASoah0oSNI SioLA
Thomas & Carter, D. O. mh24-wtU

sfIkGINlA: In Inc Uiefks Uri - VI tus
Y CORPORATION Court OF tho city Of Ale1an-
dria, on tue I4:h day of March, 1881.
Mary T. Chapman, complainant, against Re-
beccs Morton, Strother Morton, Charles T.
Chapman, Emma Powell, Hollins Powell,
Charles Chnn, George T. Douglass, Roberta
Ham, JJhn Hsmn, Harriet B. Douglass.
Euphra.i,l r. Douglass Thomas &. Douglass,
Clinton +. Douglass and Abel Douglass, de-
fsndauts. In caanCery.
Memo. The object Of this suit Is to ascertain
lEs amount Of rents and profits collected from
tho rea! est.te Of watch George Z. Chapman
Was seizgd curing nls cevettuee with the com.
plsiL an. ai st Tue time of his decsase. by whom
received sud the disposition made thereof; TO
have SAID real sstste sold and tas value Of COM
p!slGant's dow Jr Ia The proceods commuted and
paid 10 Ter.
The deierd,Its Charles Cbinn, Buphrssis r.
Douglass Thos l.. JCugla Ind Clinton +. Doug.
| lass, no. having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of Assembly
! and the rules of this Court and it appearing by
| affidavit that they ara not residents OF this
-t,t., it is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within one month after due publIca'
| ton of this order, and do what Is necessary 10
protect their interest, in this suit and that copy
of this order be- forth With inserted in the Alex
andria Gszette, Il newspaper published In the
CITY of Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessiye weeks, and posted at the front door OF
Tho Court House VI This city. A copy, test:
| NOalCA MAhIE, Clerk.
| r. L. Smith, p. 4. mhl7-H4w
! xyIGGINIA to wit: In the Olerk's Ufi,s of
Y Fairfax Circuit Court March Is. 1881.
Jennie atkins, by her next friend, Mary &.
| McfarlAnd. complainant vs. Augustus Wat'
kius defendant Chancery.
| M.mo. The object ot ot this suit IL to obtAtn Q
| divorce yiucuio malcimonle Of Jennie Wat
| klns, from the deten ant huEu.tus Watkins.
| l. sppearllg by fi1avit fed, that ,hs above
! named deiend,nt, Augustus w ntkins Is non
reAdent of tho state OF Virginia: it Ia ordered,
Inat The said defendant, Augustus Watslns, ne
pear within one month at.er due public Auou
hereof sud do Wns, is pecessary 80 project hn
interest in thls SUIT n c)py-ssss:
f. w. R.UHAkUSON, Clerk.
IhGns' Jsfss.. and q. mhas-w'~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
spE-2a4w BIet
to wit: In the Olsrks off ,e of

XTIRGINIA, to wit: In the Clsrk's ofi ,e Of
Y Fslf.1 Circul. Court, March 23d, 1851.
b. II. Carter, trustee, Ashton Tyler aud Lucy,
his wife, Wm. b. (harry) Thornton and
Lewis a. Thornton, infants, couplainauts,
va w, II. Thornton, ar. Il. &. l.. Turbsr.
vile and Ad.lipe. his vile, w. W. Brigg and
George 4 Milourn. defendaats. Chancery.
Meme. The object of this suit is to vacAte aud
annul certain deeds from w. b. Thornton and
& K. l.. Turbsrvllle and AdAlne his wifs. to
w. w. Brgg. conveyiag3 10 OF the tract known
as "Hilwood," in Fairfax county, Va and n
certain deed from said Brigg to George &. NIL
burn, conveying the said interest 10 said tract.
and to reinVesi the trustee with the title and
properly 80 passed by said deeds for the educs-
tion and support of the parties entitled.
1t appearing by all iavit filed that the above
named defendants, NJ. w. Brigg and George &.
Muburn. are non residents of The State Of Vir-
glnis, it ia ordere1 that they appear within ono
month after due publication hereof, and do what
Is necessary to project their interests In this suit.
a copy-!este:
+. w. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
Thonnec g. Gsrter n a. mh24-wtv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

EXHCUTJ NOTICE. The subscriber,
IL naroin duly quslf ID IS executor of toe
l.1t will and testament Of Mrs. MA kG ARar
III the Slate of Vir9inia, DECEASED, hereby nosi-
fes all persons hAvlaE clalms against the estate
of the said Margaret Henderson, to present them
to him, duly authantcAled. All persons in-
debtel to said estate, are hereby notified TO make
pay meat to the su u5scrioer.
JOHN LANNON,
spE-2s4w Executor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

HOPPING AXhS AK HANDLES,
~ COAL HOD>, FAHM BELLS, &C. Ju.t
received a! SS King street, On the coruer OF Aoy.
sI, supply of the celebrated Red Warrior
i. xe8, made oy VIM. ia, T.. OF Lewistown, Pa. 4,
which Axes VIZ ts99 .y1 c..tiuuousy Tor over
thirty years, aud bic AEC vn as the best quality
sold il this city also q supply of Ax tsndjes,
Perfection Coal bods, Sboves and Torgs. Farm
Bells Of assorted sizes, and other good. 10 the
d.rdysre Iine, which We will sail at o small ad-
vance. T, CEEiGHTON s. sON,
s8 King St e., cor. of Royal,
sep29 Alexsndrls. Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
NUk INVENTORY FlNiohkD.

nUk INVENTORY FlNioHhD.
~ Tuesday Feby 9:h, 1881.
We have completed uuc Inventory ard thrown
upon the coulter great msny Remnants OF sil
styles of goods to b. sold ca3sp. We are clos
Ing out great may goods q! ;ess than cost, in
orderto m ,ke room for + large Spr: stock.
SHEEfI IS - BLEACdEU. CJrrUNS
and LIN NENS.-Ws are getting 10 full stock
Of the ABOVE goods Of Cuoc, brauds Iu1 Fsb-
ruAry sales sud ober at close prices.
l.. r. BkaSHEAK.
1O9 King st. Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

IRON BlTTERS, one of the most popular
l. remedies OF tne day; these BIters are highly
recon- mend tor Indigestion, pyspepsis, Wsni
of ppsIite, Loss Of strength. &C. a tutl sup
ply just received ,o
al6 81. >. LEAO5EhIho q ohO'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

sFyM H.P HSRKLEY, (guccssso. to Wm.
W n. terkley) opened to day NEW
K PRINTS, (pres.r and cheap
Blcsched and Brown MusiiLs. Sheelings Pillow
Case Coltcns. with other desirable goods. in
vite my friends 70 csi. su1-ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
FECrlesSEhs.

se - BUSHELS MANLY NOSE POrA.
Ao TOES, very fne, received By Steamer
this week and for sale by
t. w. AVERY, 226 King street.
HRAEGE BRAND SMALL SUGAR
" CUEED HAMS, Shoulders and Breakfast
Bacon received nnd for sale by
4. w. AVERY, 226 King street.
90 CTS per GALLON N-CaAMPAGNE
~ Older very choice. recaived o.day by
K. w. AVERY, 226 king street.
nLD BAKER sId other brands of WIS
~ KEY, WIVES, PEACH and APPLE
BRANDY in store and for sale by
K w. AVERY, 226 King street.
20 CTS PER LB-Ihe b.st TEA in the
cO city for the price.
K. w. AVERY, 226 King street,
fETO INSURE YOUR LIFE, USE EED o
d OIL; il gives better light, lasts longer and
cannot bs exploded. The increased ssle of this
oil speaks for itself. To be found only at the
old stand, 226 King street, corner Alfred.
milo 4. ". AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
Ey Green & Wise, Auctioncors.

ES NTSen q " l5G, huC'loIc9rs.
MlSoiO3EHS Sale OF VALUA-
- BILE EsAA EoTATE IN FAI&FaN
COUNTY -pursu>u >ut to = decree of the Cirralt
Court of Fairfax couuty nj Novemb r tenn lSS :,
IN the cass of dmerson I'D Or. w. Emerson eL.
al, the undersigned commissioners lD"r-u
named will eell 81 public auction on TU ES-
DAY, the 22i day Of M,rcn, 1881 at II o'ciock
IN. in front of the entrauce to the Court boom
on Fairfax street. 10 ths city of AleIsnd:l., Va
TR >Ui OF LA ID ia Fsirfa1 county, lying
lmue flste!y on The Potomac river lhras nd
bali miles b-low AlexsGdrls, aid C ,htainng
1869 cres. the land is br:isved to bs of good
qu.lity, Of essy scc"ss to m,rRet, while tie
situation f1r bs>u,y is not surpassed by bly, on
tue river, commanding fol view Of the ci,ies
Of ahIautria and Washington Ant the sur
rounding c. unlry Of ,ry land -nd VlrsInia
Terms IF S.Ie One fourth Of The purchase
money in cash; the residue in three ,qIaI IN
sl,luens at si1, twtlve and eighteen months,
with interest from da:e; tue hoLda Of the pur.
CHASER TO b. taken, with security, and thu TILE
to bs relsoed uGtll al tho purchase money IS
paid. h Y. UuAUGHION, r,,,, =,
w A TtY LOE, eonn 10 VI
j. NJ. LOVE, S"'o-
feb16-cots
@s- The above sale hiss been postponed till
SATURDAY, April 23rd. at same time and
plaza. mh22 cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

GLAOK ERENCh CASaMsnES
- Tuesday, january lith, 1881.
Another line o! those all wool Biack F.unch
CASbmeres at C 45c and 20. per yard opsn
to cay $50 smother tai! assortment of those Wo
snd lbreo button KID GLUV IS VI I'll nud ST. 70
-ail Warranted. y. r. HRASHSAk
jaGll No. 100 King ST., Ale1sndrls Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
Eb IL q ISsss&sS.
bGril / 1891.

april l, 1881
I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD Ny STOCK OF
L. MerchSndi g to WN. a. z. BRHhLEy,
WHO will contiaue ths business At the old stand
invite my fri-hda to give him call All par
FcDs iGdebIsd to me Will pieaae settle th@ir &C.
cJunts VIM. N. BERkLkY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11


NOMAISSiUN SALE UF VALuA.
" BILE BUILDING LOTS in the town of
Falls Church, Fairfax county, Virginia.
BY virtue and in extc lton Of decree of the
Circat Court for the co1ntg of Fsi;taA State Of
Virginia rendered 1t the June term 1880 ,hsre.
Of in the suit Of Clover's e2r. vs CIoveIs heirs.
The undereiered mi.siOnera sppointed in ssid
decree will eff r for 5.le, on IU ESDAY, tho 6
Of pril E.D 1881, on the premises. TWELVE
BUILDING LOTS in tho to%n OF Falls Church,
Fairfs1 county, Virgials varying 10 sZ' tr0D
ono and onB-foursn acres TO two a":es, ali
eislbiy situated IN the centre Of the town, con-
voniunt To stores, churches a11 schools, aud but
one-.hlrd OF mile f.om East Falls Church
Station on the Washington and Ohio Railroad
adordlug double daily rail- communication with
Washington and Alcx.ndris.
The locality Is remarkably healthy, the socie-
~ Intelligent. and persoas desiring TO o5tsln q
hums in The country ni!l tnd hare taciii:iea sur
passed By 10 other locality villain easy reach Of
the capital.
The Commissioners sre su.horiz' Il to cell any
of eald lots at priv.te ssia. jats OF the proper
ty msy be seen at the Il q Of lhe Evening star,
AleGautrla Gaz :tte, ah1 az the Pls..mce Falls
church.
Tarpe: Ten per cent cash, balance c! six,
twelve snd eighteen month; ffom date, with in.
.cr.st, secured ny uULes Ct purchaser add oet-
son.l security, and ret:ntiUn Of tale until faal
psy -nent, OF al cs;u OF option of purchaser
All ss.es subject to the confirmation Of sbe
tsd Court Conveyslcng at purchasers coat.
Properly Subs tv b. resotd =! ri.k and cost 0l
de!sutLing purchaser. SG!e 10 commence st
1880 g..
HENRY w. THOMAS,)
CASSIU5 UART6K, Commrs.
J. G. DePUT&OS, }
n6ES-x4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

- = Ebs oaADW AR uao lUr ais by
40 mnSO rHOo. PENNY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM AT
~ CENTkEVILLF, FAIhFAX COUNTY,

GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM AT
~ CENTREVILLF, FAInFAX COUNTY,
VA.-Pursuaut to decree of tho Circuit Court
o: Fsirfs1 county. rendered. ST its June term,
1880 in the suit of Tootle Livings.ou " Go. vs.
j. w. Dear the undersigned. Commissioners,
will ufer st public sale. on MONDAY the 18th
Gay OF April, 1851, Cou ty Court day, at Fairfax
g. e., vs. al no1O, the highly improved ard
attractive FARM. nov in me possession of Mr..
Dear, ntainiug 1861 acres. The farm i, beau.
tifuliy situated; the nsnsion house Is within the
village sud ehkiby situated, in full wow OF the
Blue Ridge mountains. The land is highly i'm
proved, and has, in addition to other out-build-
lngs an attractive barn.
Terms Of Sale: So much in hand as will pay
costs and expenses of sale; ths residue in three
equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day Of sale and
retention Of title until paid.
This farm may be purchased st private sale
until april Court. and Mr., Dear, who resides
upon the farm, will take pleasure in showing it.
II w. THOMAS lc,.
CAE5iUS ChkTEB. o'mn' '0'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
R'+SsS H&s,M eph9 HEHE.

y, lU.c On hiN;1 s3i'nhGj EUn AENI-
- t"e h.,G.:- nTES. aHiCh bTGnM
= Mag s.!Ge., 'u;.alua bacH !, &lurSeL Gl!oy.
'e9io g. SE!D Il s. SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

Gs- The above sale hiss been postponed till
SATURDAY, April 23rd. At same time and
Olnca mh22 cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

aA1HITE WASH SHU>H hSl
w WHITE Wash 6RUSEESl
We hsve in store sud to1 sale q full line of ii
~ MCLEAN s UHLER,
nb16 Is King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

FOLDING HUCSlNG CHAIRSl
II FOLDING ROCklNG CHAIRS
Wa have lust receiy. d new lot OF The above
ooods and are selling them * Sl.O0 esch
feb2s McLEsN q UHLEK, Is Kngst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

TNGLISH LAWN GRASS SEkD. being
d the most desIr.b bic mixture of various grass
seeds with white clov T, for gardens End ys,ds,
being the same that We have been sailing for
mb2S z. LRaDBEATE2 s BRO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-01

New YORK, November 30.-The stock
market was irregular at the opening, but
was generally weak and 1ss1S per cent.
lower, and in the eariy dealings prices re-
corded a further decline of 1al1 per cent.
in the general list, and lax per cent. In
Erie preferred The downward tendency was,
however, checked at the first board, and
under the leadership of the Nashville and
Chattanooga and Louisville and Nashville an
advance was recorded, ranging from
4 to 81 per cent, Northwest
eTn, st. Paul, Lake Shore, Michi-
gan Central and New York Central
being also prominent in the improvement.
The Top figures were reached at the second
board, and IN the final sales speculation be-
came weak aud rather feverish, the closing
quotations showing q decline of 4 to 1sI
per cent. from the highest point, Nashville
and Chattanoogs, Louisville and Nashville,
Michigan Central and Denver and Rio
Graude being most conspicuous therein.
The dealings were as rule on fairly large
scale, and the volume of business was con-
siderably lareer than yesterday. Sales ,ag-
gregated 299, 800 shares.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-01
OUR NAVY.
Report of the Advisory Board.

WASHINGTON, November 3O.-The report
of the Naval Advisory Board was made
public by the Secretary of the Navy to-day.
1t recommends the construction of thirty
eight unarmored cruising vessels, aud a
number of rams, torpedo gunboats and
torpedo boats. The numbers and types of
the vessels that will be available for service
in the navy at the expiration of eight years,
IL the programme devised by the Advisory
Board is adopted, will be as follows; 81 iron
clads, 20 unsrm pred cruisers, rams, 5 tor
pedo gunboats and 20 torpedo boats.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-01
Weather Indications.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
INeToN, D. c., November 30.-Indications
for Thursday:
In the South Atlantic States, light rains
and partly cloudy weather, falling barome-
ter, slight changes in temperature and light
variable winds.
In the Middle Atlantic States, southeast
to southwest winds, falling barometer, gen.
orally cloudy weather and light rain, and
rising followed by falling temperature.
In the Gulf States, generally colder and
partly cloudy weather, local rains followed
by rising barometer, and winds mostly from
north to west.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley, light
rains followed by colder and partly cloudy
weather, winds shifting to west and north
west, and rising barometer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-01
Wsleh CarefnIlr vnnru Health.


--e Jour hands and feet cold? Does your
- eeat iTegular' Does your heart quickly
r'--le at the least exertiOn, Worriment or
,-.'ls exeitements Does your face often
= -f1m q rush Of blood to the heads Are
y 1ou led with dyspepsia, indigestion, or
- Urinary disordeTg Beware. Death
81 any time suddenly ensue FROM apo
ri. Do not delay. Your system needs
~ ,Ile medicinal tonic. Nothing is so
L-.-1s Browns Iron Bitters. This excel
l'-i remedy viii assist nature 10 quickly re-
r---s 1er lost hold on health and life. IL
e,..-g-hens every part OF the system, and
s-ies The different organs Of life to
~ normal condition. Ia diseases Of en-
p---s-ive Lature, having q tendency 70
- i5l ne both mind aud body, It invariably
- IKE q charm .-.EarTUal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-01
AIabama MeIhodIsts.

SELMA, ALA, November 30.-The Ala
bans Conference Of the Methodist Church
South convened here to-day with 200 dele
gates present. Bishop Pierce will preside
Bishop Simpson, of the Methodist Church
nm his Way to Marion, Ala, where he pre-
sides oyer the Conference OF the African Nj
p. Church. 1t is expected that Bishop
simpson viii be present some time during
the session Of the conference In this city.