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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-14

DEMOCRATIC READlUsTERs Speech CT
Hon. JAMES BAsE0UR.-A meeting OF tie
democratic readius:er cub was ned lss! night,
a. which Hon. James Barbour, OF Culpcper,
was present. Mr.. Barbour beicg called 90.
made somo remarks. IL which be said. that 10
accepting the itvi,s iOa to attend the ueetlDg,
he had no thought OF making q speech. When
he saw Ia the Gazetto thnt he WAS expected 10
make q speech he Immediately ttlegraphed to
the Secretary o; tic club 20 recall soy such no.
tlco. The letter Of invitation nlimsled wi,h
tor him 10 confer With tic clnb 10 WHIST was
c1litd business meeiinF. and holding the club
Ia the high esteem that he cid, he could not
dec!iae 10 ueat the members, tut no vas OF The
opinion ths! tho tlmn had not yet c!mo for
addresses to tho people snd would rot GENE
until the eoon OF the Angus: convention. lie
however, would earnestly advise this cub 10 aim
TO harmOaZe their aClno with ths. OF the rest
OF The democratic ciiiZ ms Of Alexandria. They
had 10 preserve the ascondopty of the con5ar
vatlQn party in cri.r TO secure visa and safe
settlement Of the public deb, az wall as to uro.
serve the crca! public interests which arc atfso
ted by legislative ac.inn. ua could soc no peril
to their vIeRH CT tie dab: settlement in the ~.
o1bdency OF the c5n:erVa.vo party ii the read
Iu,tCrs would take their far share Of control in
the convention. The great purposes of the
Barbour Till vas @ rtnn;re the c,l;[c.ioo Of
enough Ct the tgy,s 10 money first "a snnroTt
the poveromoa;, .oa orxtI, .unnort ,br rnhl,r
SCHOOLS 70 inc iu!l extent ul The C. ns I'll i3Ga!
provsion. yho rcst ~ ,he tn,.I,
sonjl,ah|a n ,hr rrh,;c r, E,o,, ,ha ,,n,
first primary uuroos,a IN, l,,,i.l,,nr, hy ,av
receivable c,unocs or snv o,ttr Jcu;an IA ~,
authority 20 diver: tho urhIic iu,ds lin had
% Apprenticeship, ,h., nav c,nsergal;v, r,nv.,,-
ton would fail 10 sssc.i5o that prcst mi, c;nJ,
ard ,h,r.r,r, o,riJ f.o'' ,t ''p,''
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AUCTION GALES

SA mH Of LAND AND MILL PROPER
~ TX IN FAIRFAX-Pursu,ptt dsc,ee
rendered at The June term, 1881, of the Circuit
Couit OF FsirtaI county in the suit of Mskel.y
MI; GeuSea ana Hiz, the undsrsigned com
august Ausust l'tf, 1881: Court day. at .bcu. p
ocleck M: will sell at public suction thu fol.
loving ZEAL ESTATE owned OF Otis & Hit.
zh: a TRs OF OF LAND, contsioirr 292
sores .n l. | rood and l6 poles, known as the
,,in, nt 80. G': aOT" lag in OeDttsyle Dis.
buckley and others. This land will BE- sold in
parcels. If desired. o ~
THE MILL LOT at Clifton, sbou, of.n
acre with the STEAM SAW MILL located
thereon, and the MACHINERY and other A.
MACHINE. - " 10
Terms o. Sale: One fourth cash; the rssidus
IN three equal srnual inttsl!m sats, secured by
:ue uscosser's bonds with good personal secur.
NY, Deailng interest from day of SALE and title
70 oe retained I'LL last pay m ant is made.
can De bought at private sale.
E. W. THOMAS.
;.,. THOS. MOORE,
- Iy14-Naw Commissioners. of Sale.
GALE OF TIMBER LAND,-Puunentto,
~ decree rendered at the Novem Der term. 1870
OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax county in the
snlt or Lee ct ais. Vi. 4. K. Lees Administrator:
the undersigned, surviving Commi.sioner of sale
tnetein named ;an. on MONDAY, the 15.h day of
August 1871 at y O'Clock M. will sell at public
auction, before tho Court House door of said
county, q TRACT OF LhND-s part of The
estate of the late E. h. Lee, CONTAINING
lls3 acres, This land is in Lcs District, lies
about mile and one. half south CT Burk.'s Sta.
ton' soJGlns the landi OF Miss Elizabeth Lee, and
ESQ me land purchased by Marshall & Fairfax
from the undersigned Commissioners, II il vol
iimoered, and being close to tho railroad. is, on
mat tccount very desirable
Terms: Cash enough to psy costs of suit and
expenses OF sale, and the residue on credit Of
y; IL and 10 months to bs secured by the pur.
saasers ponds. With good personal security,
bearing interest from day OF sale, snd titIe to Ia
retained till The last payment is made.
So, THOMAS MOORE,
Jl4-W4W Surviving Ccmm'r. of Sale
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g EssaS,sSAE.
CELERY
AS a REMEDY FOR NERVOUS
DISEASES.

What The Medical Profession SAY About t..
ant the Good Resuts Attending lis Use n,
.fedddche. Neuralgia. Indigestion, Sleep =
tcsSneSS, Nervousness and R1aiyS,s,
Celery has only come into public notice with.
IN Tue last few years as q nerv:lc, but scientific
experiments and experience have proved hey ord
douot thst Il controls Nervous Irritation and
pefioolc Nervous and Sick Headheh no TO 8 mark
cd degree.
Brown. SeGuard rays that Celery contains more
nerve food than sny othor vegetable or su bss nce
Iouno Ia nature Celery WIS first discovered and
used used as nervine by French physicians about
looI. Bnt combination Of the EXTRACT OF
tChLEKY AND CHAMOMILE. which has
D5en Out recently introduced 10 the profession
and tho public by Or. q. w. Benson has pro.
ducsd such marvellous results in curing nervous.
ness and headaches, snd especially nervous and
SICK headaches, neuralgia, paralysis, Indigestion
ana eleeplessIe6s, that 1t has excited public ST.
tention and newspaper comments, sud many
physicians nave tested the merits Of this prepsf.
alton with the bost results, ss quoted below from
few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY:
DIR. Benson's preparation Of Celery and
Chaucmile tor nervous diseases il The m tt i'm.
poftant addition made to ,hs msteria medics in
the last quarter of centu1y."-tUr. j. w. j..
Englxr, Of Baltimore.
pr. Benson's Pills are worth their weight in
gold IN nervous and sick headaches "-[Dr. A.
ID. cllicter, of Baltimore
Ihpse pills arc invaluable in nervous dis.
esses."-lDr. Hammond. OF New York.
"Dr. benson's Pills for the cure OF neurslris
are success. -[Or. q. Z. Holman, OF Obritt.
isnburg, Va.
=, These FILLS ara sp; cikl preparation only for
Inc cure OF special diseases rs named, aud for
these diaes'ss they are worthy of trial by all
Intelligent sufferers They arc prepared er.
pressly TO cure tick headache, nervous hssdache,
dyspeptic headache, neuralgia. neryousness
paralysis, sleepiessness and indigestion, and will
cure any case. Price 80 cent? poslsge free,
Sold by all druggists.
DEPOT fO6 II. KUTAW.ST,
n Baltimore. Md.
Wholesale A! ents, JAENKY & CO, Drug.
gists, Alexaudrla, Va. ie23-ecGm
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY IA, ls

M1NIATUHk ALMANAC. JULY IA, 1881.
San rises. 4 81 Sun sets............ 81
ARRIVED.
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk, 10 B Hooe
Str Mattsno. lower Potc. TO Broders g DC.
Str V Arrowsmi!h. lower Potomac, to Pc.
tomsc Ferry Company.
sehr Clara Il Simpson, Windsor N s, to w
A Smoot
Schr w D Hilton. Phia to w A Smoot.
Scnr Belle HAllnday, kenrebec river, ice TO
T A Reed.
PASSED UP.
echr VIM Oliver for Georgetown.
SAILED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, by z Hooe.
Str Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, by Pc.
tomac Ferry Company.
schr j GiIrncr, Norfolk. by John p Asnew
s. Co.
schr j j Moore. Boston, by Hsmp s. Bal.
Coal Co.
:, sehr Emma Aery, Georgetown. by VIM A
Smoot
sehr Roanoke. H.vro do Grace. By TT Me-
Scnr Geo L Bowdoin, Richmond, by p 3
Hooe.
MEMORANDA
Schr A q Buckley. from Richmond, q! New
York 18th.
SCnl htLtle Btkar. from Providence for
Washington. ssied from Dutch Iaand Barbor
9Th.
Schr Earl 7 Mason. from Providence for
Georgetown, sailed from Dutch Island hsI Dor
18th.
Schr Frank Nortor, from Richmor d, atEd.
gartown Oh.
Schr Ill 4 Achtcn E. lied from Bath for Rict-
mond l2.h.
Schr Mabel l. II i!iirs sailed frlm Provid' g
Tor Georgetown 18th.
Schr K A johnson sailed from Norfolk for
this port 18th.
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Colonel John =. Mo;by. consul.general OF
bong Kong has no intention, it is said. OF re.
tufning homo at an esrly dale. as heretofore re-
ported, but will romtil IT his post for the pres-
ent. 1t is also ssid that President Garfield was
largely instrumental in Mosby's appointment 10
his present position. being his personal friend
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Heather Probabilities. July ii. 1851
For the Mdtl, States lair weather. ainds
mostly northwesterly, stationary OF iizhcr ba.
romcter and temperature.
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By Joseph II. Houseworlh, Auc!ioneer.

oS Oesepu as nOuSeWOrlQ, AuCtlOneer.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF MONTpELIER,
u the home Of President Madison. in Orange
county, Vain execution of the deed of trust
from The late Thom,s j. Carson to Philip s.
Fry and Lewis B. Williams FOR tho benefit OF
David Graham, deceased. Gs!ed August |, 1867,
and recorded In tho Clerks cities of Orange
County Court, tho Undersigned, who have been
duly substituted as trustees in The place Of the
said Philip s. Fry ard Lewis B. Williams, de-.
ceased, being thereto required By tho present
benefcisries in said trust dead. will sell by aug
lion. upon the premises, on THURSDAY, Julv
2S, 1881, the VALUABLE THEUT OF LAND
conveyed By said deed. known rs MONTPE.
LlER, situated in Orange county, Va, imme.
diaiely on tho line oflha Virginis Midland r.l.
CONTAINING 1OG$l ACRES. The land ia of
good quality, we'll Ws!e'oi and timbared. Tho
improvements cona;st CT alarge and imposing
BIRCH DWELLING. erected by President
Madison, conmAnding q magnificent view CT
the Blue Ridge Mountains. together with all tie
~ conkideroi the haudsomes: in Piedmont Vr.
giniA. This would make mc;t delightful SUM-
me- residence. iine stock farm, or could b, coL-
verified In to pleasant summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough to psy the coat OF e!e.
cutting the trnat aad TO p,y bslaace sccu:eI ey
deed say Sl5 600; and as to the residue upoa
credit OF one aud two years, tho purchaser 10
give bond for the deferred payments. basrirg
interest from day Of sale and scared By decd f
trust on land. Should tho banefciarie, cor cluto
not 10 require tho whole amount duo them n
CASH, the change OF forms will be announced en-
day Of salo.
For furth,7 information, address tho tru,sasr,
LINDEN KENT,
Alexandria. Va.
JOHN &, WILLIAMS,
Orange Courthouse, w.;
ISd-W4w Substituted Teus'eeI.
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LOCaL BREVIIIEE.

'"r oauiulit'ce on ctre6ts or the City C0un'
c'l Will nrgsniza TO eight.
Mr.. Phil. L. Pestou, olerk in the cfioa of
rs Virginia Midatd R,lwpy Company, in
thu cry, Is spending tho heated term ut Raw.
leg Springs.
TIE recently elected officers OF O ioeols Tribe
o. I'D Men vail be publicly instaad ct tho
.WIEwam Il tho Tribe. in Ssrtp.a Hall build
lnE. 30 risht
Letters addressed to tho President of tbo
unltts States, Washington u. q, and N iss
hhRGlo Savage. Wilson station. Md, and Lee
Was hington. Hanover Switch, Md. are detained
IN the poatciice here for wan! of postage
The body Of the coIorcd man drowned off the
schooner Piooccr. in Messrs. j. 2. Agnew &
Co. s dock. Tuesday night last. spd recovered
yrsltr1ay Afternoon, was given 10 charge of Mr.,
Is. Wh"a,lcy, undertaken, who Inferred il 10
Penoy Hill burying prouCd.
Dr.. Taco 1ors s. Wost, formerly of this civ.
bu now Il Washington has beun awarded
patent Tor SIC lopal Rlobo atlas, By which
pupils eau udy GEOGRAPHY b? means Of MAPS
Which ale s1c!iots ct Is sphcrc, lrs.ead Of tho
II 1t mays nu@ ID lie.
The BIeri of Health Inos last risht and
elected Mf NJ Bjssstt prosdcut pro .eu,, snd
Ordered the tbitrmcat OF soyerhl nuissDoes
anout the city. The soa7eng,r nuisance, at
Cof0-s, referred 20 the Board by the CITY
Cunnci!, Was n'sl acted upon. ard committee
arpaihtcG 10 attetd 10 the m,ttcr.
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FINEST Old FRENCH BRANDY Iyintsgo
1867 aud PURE PORT WINE incidentally they
ara al 'kat can be desired. Bottled and on
t!caught at MCRURNEY's STORE.
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McBURNEY S is the plsco to buy Heno Tea,
the Emit the Chinese drink. in quarter. hall srd
pound packages.
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A gentleman in Culpcpcr writes:
Forward me copy CT your paper, 30 de
to the heart OF every true Virgiuiau. peru
its columns always with The deepest interes
aud feel my patriotism r,deublcd scd rekindl
whenever il tails in my hands"
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia 4 d77art;ser

The Potomac Ferry Company. MIR. 4. A. Reed
and others. ageols OF st,smets, the boys bsve
been prohibited from bahifg during the dsy
or upon tbs arrival or departure CT the boss,
but DO eli action has been made to battog st
proper hcu:G aod from proper ptc IS along the
liver front
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The New York authorities entolc,d for the
first lime on Iu 'sday lsw passed during the
present session Of tho legislature of that Stale,
relatives to the employment Of children in beg
eiug. gathering, picking or sorting rags, col,ccs
ing cigar Slunps, bones or refuse from the
markets. a., The law imposes foe Of from
SO to 800 upon the person having the tu:.
to5y CT aty child under the age OF fourteen
yenrs. who shlll permit or neglect to restrain
tho child from engaging in such occupations
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COOLER WEATHER Tho iuleoss heat Of
yesterday was fjIlo1cd last night by a refresh.
iog rain accoru panied ty lightning &C d thusder,
which had The effect OF oooiog tho atmosphere
considerably. aud to Day the wGaiher. although
sill very VAIN. hiss been comparatively pleas
ant. no mercury 10 the Thermometer to dsy
has registered 50. O fall q several dcprees.
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hETuaNED.-Samucl Hayden. Ben Pcs,y
and Joe MIil', the three youug man who left
nero the lOih ct Juue last 10 a small sloop-the
william and Luthcr-f.r Scuth Caro!ius, and
n whose safety some aux ely was felt, return
y! hnno yesterday much pleased with their
trim - 800
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I'm hocFEHu. GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT
a'!"ch"d 10 promptly, by STANsBURY & BRO,
"'s"n'.niu'"r4 hnd dealers 10 Stoves, Tin Ware,
- Aicbnrars's Balliine) corner King ard
Washington strrcts.
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NEWS OF The DAY,

The famous mare Maud s. beat her s: time
BY quarter OF second at Plttsturg Yesterday,
trotllng mile 10 2:l0f.
john Behrers, Baltimore tobacco mer-
chant. died at Nashville, Teen, yesterday,
| from sun9trtke.
| The Vice President called at tie While
House yesterday, and subsequently left fer Nav
York
Mr.. Jobn a. Appleton. tie eldest Of the
brothers camp o.log the we'll koown nublisbit G
house Of D. Appleton Il Co., NV York, dieu
yesterday st Clifton, Staten Island. sg.d 65
years
John W. 30 kwal'cr. the democratic nomi'
loee for Governor OF Oail, is citizen OF Sprog.
held. where he coDdu,isa large mat ufaotufiog
enterprise. giving emplcy meht TO many hun
dreds OF tanCs Ills WAS Hrapublcan uati Mr..
Greeley c,uddacy Tor the Presidency, since
which time be hrs voted the democratic ticket,
tu: hiss not taken prominent part / politics.
Comm sDdcr Henry Glass, u. 8. N, ct Si.ks,
Alask,, has forwarded to the Navy Depart
ment long report uron the condition Ct f.irs
10 that territory, 10 which be says that the 10.
dlans arc everywhere qllet, AID show 90 dispo
sltlon to elVo 'r)uble In any part of the terri
tory. Since the Establishment of tho military
post ct the mlIiDg camp of Rockwell affairs
there have bstn perfectly q7Iot, ard 90 trcu
bio is now anticipated.
arjiamin Cross!an's wife, who was supposed
10 have been murdered, WIS fturd 10 the woods
pear the shore, in E1gecoub, Mo. yesterday,
shcckioa!y mutilatod. She vas taken 10 the
house of Captain Alden Pinkham, whcro she
COW lies During short season cf c)pscious-
re:s. she related that on her way home from
Wiscourt. t'r0ssIsn fell out CT tho boat, aud,
after great ,XariiOu, she got tin 10, when he
began beating her With his fiat, end then cut
her with broken kois. Her recovery is
hardly possible.
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REV. Nh. TODD ASSAULTED. Rev. Mr.
Todd, whose Intimacy with young lady Ct
Msnpa's.s, Tho daughter of orc Of Lil church
officers. vas ho sutjoOt of investigation sbort
nm's go. IS g ia 10 Iroublo. 1t appears tha,
MIR. foods eLemies in Manassas ara numertu :;
indeed, no says himself they are violent aau
ma'lcltui. Hc states that ss be vas rH;uraas
from ihe poscfbce. in Manassas, Oh Saturday
night. the Oh irst., about 9 pollock, he waa
wsyIuia II three men. aud brutslIy pounded
sId bltlen on the ear and neck by ono of thcm,
j. j. Davies. editor Of tho Manassas Gaze!
who has been 10 jail within month for
similar ttfsrs:; that Davies frs, cot was
to RaIroe him. then to ptuod and bite ard at
Tempt to beat bio lead against ho pavement,
that the other two men who stood nehr ty
ready to help, and who attempted to prevent
assistance when it cama to him. vera Ku,k
Liptcoa.b ard William L!rscomb. Mr.. food
further says he had ob:aioed proof of thu
vslnY ct the trio and had notified them Of!
the tact, henee tho attack. The fight took
place near the Presbyterian Church of tie
Vllsge, ca the pavement adjoininga vacant lot
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CORPORATION COURT judge A. w. Chill
ton presiding -Jonn Clark q Co, vs.. Jno. A t.
Marshall; case; the jury found for the plaintiff.
Upon the petition of j. L. Burnett. who was
confined in jail in default of the pay m ant of ne
imposed upon him for assault and battery, he Wss
released from i'm orsonm ant.
The will of Mary Doulon, deceased, was sd.
mitted to probate and John Doulor, jr the
executor, qualified.
y. Rohr w. j. Urisfus debt, specisl plea filed
end demurrer to pla..
City Council Of Alexandria vs Jon.thsu
flerpoin! attachment. Samuel GIigg va joins.
thsn Pierpoi1t; Suggestion VS.. Holland The
proceeds of sale Of attached property ard the
TN cunt due defendant by the garni:hee ordered
70 DO paid TITO court.
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POLICE ITEMS. Tho ouIy cas-, before the
Mayor this morning was thst ut tho coorcd
woman. Mary Jane Henderson, charged With
s'eaIlrg diamond rirg srd soma w.arirg az
parei from Mrs. NJ. NJ. Smith, OF Seurary
Hill. a num5er Of the stolen dresses we're re-
covered in the wlman's house by Olhc,rs AR
mold AID Goodrich, bu: Do Information rccaldr
Jog the ring could be obtained. Tho woman,
who declared positively she kpcw nothirg sbout
the ring, IVES committed to jail.
Otmpisint having beeo lodgsdse .i1ai Walter
Dyer, for selliug fresh fish at tho loot of King
street contrary TO the law on the subject, var
rant for his ares. WAS issued by the Mayor.
Justic, Nails bad before him this morricg a
number Of small boys for throwing stoues in tho
Streets and breakirg the windows of Mr.. John
Murphy g house. AL! of them were discharged
With rcpIlmsDd upon tho promise to psy for
the broken Witd VS..
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WATER. -Richmord is suFf,tir G !rom wAt-
or t'mioo aga1. Tho Wster down there is al.
ways had catrga, as everybody knows. which
i Why it mas 10 Go mixed SO much. but that
there shoul! be clrolty OF tucl % il is, in.
cudlfg the mud, is difficult to uude,s and. Ic
thls. us 10 several Other particulars, Alexandria
Ii t5r ahead of big Richmond. for Va have
'hH best sud purtsi wster 10 The word, aad
plenty OF l.,
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BATH1NG.-T report that tho Magyar bad
Issued orders fortiddiog all bathing in thu POI.
tomac of the WhaIves Of tho city is incorrect
At the request Of tho Boat Club, the agent Of
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RELEASED FROM JAIL jams Burnett,
conS!'tcd OF assault upon George Edwards at
the hDrl term Of the Corporation Court and
sentcoced to Ill for SIX months and to pay
lac of 1890, his Imprisonment to oonlituJ till
the said fine shall b, paid, was 10 day released
from c1sttdy By judge Cbil.op. Commor-
woalth'S Attorney 8. G. Brept OBJECTED to the
granting Of the peiilion. tut the Judge ordered
The release. Eluud Burke represented the
petitioner
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PROPOS
100000
Feet of Oak Lumber Wanted.

,o seated p1opo:sis ara invited Till August 1st
~ ~ p iH5 TWO MILLION U0N,MO) FEET
VI flkSI GLASS WHITE OAK LUMBER
,nsoiteo lenglhs-.0. Il IA lG ard IS feet and
sad ed1el trimmed
htse ONE MILLION Il. O)) OI) FEET same
Al aooVei logs 10 be qu.rtered and sawed.
!, g ddress j. Il. AkUHEk, President Potomac
GMAhuIsctuting COMPANY. care Major j. w.
Green, Alexandria. Va. iel3-tf
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AUSTEesS SAR.ES.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED'OF TRUST
- from Josephus Lawson and wife, dated
February Z, 1876. and duly recorded, and st the
request OF ths party secured thereby, will sell
sntrsnc, tho Market Building. on SATUK.
OAI, tao lG.h day ofJuly 1881, 1t II NJ, the fol-
lowing property conveyed BY said deed: q csrta;n
tlECE or PAhCKL Of GROUND in tina city
q alexandris. situated on ,ha north .i!e Of
erlnce street extended atthn Intersection of Pey.
; g street, running !henea northwardly with
fe5ton street 81 feat. thence running eastward y
vita Prince e.. extended 13l feet, thence south
WafGiy with Peyton srsot - feet, thence weAL-
Wardly hi2cing on Prizes s.rest extended to the
oegiln ~, !; - The said property is improved By
d ihn 81 hNI HOUSE. and said lot will bs
feet each.
Terms Of Sale: 0ne-a,lf c.sh and the residue
payable ak non.hs rroEa date of SALE purchaser
TO give his note With good security for the de-
terrod pas meat SID TO bear iato.est from day Of
ssie- All convey arciag st COS. Of purchaser
s19-ts I. u. LAWSON. Trustee.
CoMMIss1oNEEs SALE.-In pursuance
~ OF dacsee of tho Corporation Cour. of tina
city of Alsxaudria. in the suit of Fendall guard.
ian vs.. Fends!l e. MS iha undersigned will
cter tor gale, q! public auction. st about II nj,
en- SATU RDAY July 30:h, 1881, in from. OF
me Coplt aon:e ca Ea;riaI street. Alexandria.
" ", ahotOF GROUND With small FRAME
HOUSE thereon, situated on tho east tda OF
Washington street. between King and Prince
streets, Aleza1dris, Va, in width ~ feet On
Washington street. snd in depth rs feet; it bs.
ing the property mex: south Of tho dwelling
house OF &. s. Taylor, jr.
Terms OF sale: Ono third in c,sh, and to
residue in two equal payments at ST. aud twolvs
months from Gsy Cfs.!o with interest thereon:
the notes o. tho purchaser visa security 10 b.,
given therefor, sit the title of the property 10
be ro!siood unit! The Purchase money ia piii.
JOHN NJ, JOHNSON,
lf25-t7 Comm'r of Sslei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-14

pOGERTS V ABLE COUGH
Cough. Coughs arising from Colds, Urour,
Asthma Sore Throat. Pneu nonia, Horseress
and all ether Bronchial Affections For sale by
JET WAKEFIELD IL HAIL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-14

AZ HAVE TO CLOSE OUT a LARGE
w lot OF desirable Lawns snd offer them less
than s! MAJ uiaciurerb' prices Come early and &C.
cure them Stock in white goods full, and many
special bargains. TACKETT.
JtiS 100 King etreet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-14

WASu BOARDSl WASH BOARDSll-
w The Cre:csnt, Angle, and Cable Coil,
something entirely new and the best wash board
ever invented. Call ard exsuine. For sale
wholesale and retail by
je20 MCLEAN 6 UHLER 16 Kinost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-14

5TOFFEEJ AND TEAS--l2 half chests Gun.
~ powder Cclong aid Jata1 Tess 10 sacks
Flo, LsGusy.a and Java Cohse. and GOD pounds
Arnuckle los celebrated Roasted Coffee
su7 HARMON g SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-14
SeHE PEKFHCr WASHER BLEAOaKR

Wa have Isl received another lot OF the above
Ono trial will convince the most skeptcsl that
1t docs all that is clsi ID for it. Prizes So %.
The money will be refunded ii it does not give
shtistsc!on MCLEAN & UHLER.
D0 Is King street.