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to make the pupils love school," 1t was also
decided that there was room to make diatinc.
ton between Infants and ''children" attend
ing infant schools, and that females ought to be
employed In teaching boys between and 10
years OF age. AS for the religious instruction
that was matter for the clergy OF respective
incuicate morality and steer clear alike of
ecclesiastical fanaticism and orthodox athe.
ism.'
THE ANNUAL SALON.
The busiest persons just now in the city are
the artists. preparing for the annual exhibition
OF their works. The display will be very inter-
estiDg this year, as tie government has left the
whole management In the hands of the artists
Themselves
BRIDES AND BRIDKGROOM5.
The first Saturday after Easter Is famed for
It's numerous weddings. That just past Illus
trated the habit was on the increase. Brides
and bridegrooms were to be encountered In the
suburbs as plentiful as blackberries. Some side
statistics have been published indicating that
the population is making an effort, very CON-
mentally, to increase and multiply. But NOR
tally also augments rapidly. and in Paris the
city, is being again debated, as the cemeteries
are full People swear they will neither 60
there during their life or death. One town
cOuncliior proposes alOcatfng the St. Swithin
portion OF The Bots de VtncenneS as city ceme-
try; while another advocates cremation, and
the Oedlcatlon or portion OF the same wood for
thet eno 10 ST Lawrence, whom It Is well known
was cremated on grill.
PERSONAL.
The Princesse d'3agan gave her annual bali
1t was. as usual, perfect In point OF luxury:
decoration, and selection OF the orattn OF So
ciety. She represents Orleanisn. CONSEQUENT Iy
at the dinner, where there were six duchesses
the Due dAumale was the favor1te guest. The
hostess wore green Venetian damask toilet
recalling such as Titan painted. She Is famed
for carrying her head like princess and dress
ing 40 PartSienne. Only young married ladies
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KGC5. t,e:oh ard haltu. sill BE- ioT s.!a is u.
&. jii-e u: da s!sLd n r1s:Eet to. In prov.
Massra. r, bar. H.!!a SIoa3 advertise !s,gs
Valley Ct Ch:latGss ns!t;s. 'Hfoy ais really
beautiful.
Ono hundred and one csr losis Of iivo stock
pssScd through hero over tho FirSiLis Miil,ul
Nai%E7 fer she North Saturday nigh. las: > :
4 geEers! meeting Of the stockholders of the
vfs,Tls Midland Hallway Co. will be hold in
lho olice OF lhe company. in this city. to.mor.
row a. l. o'oleck NJ. -. -.
The fast Dnail !saio, No. 81. over the Virgin
Is Mdi. md RsilSey, pakea The ,ua ffom this
city to Diael!!a, distei C, Of 232 mics, in say-
ca h6ufs ssd twenty-five MINUTES. This is Tho
fastest train 10 Eif,iais.
Nr. frspk SunmaGs, while cut Hiding vas,
ttrdny motaeg, on the Washington road, had
his a5Eio badly sn;eiGci by being throwa from
h!a nc1s'. Tboh b-clpo frightened o. pass
iDS tr3la
Mttsis. Caimars. bloorc end DuFey returned
ftid'y from N0miOi. whcro they had been for
several days. On Cunning expedition. Not
Wlthsnadbg they could not gun but ono day.
eWieg 10 tho raa, thty succeeded 10 bsggipg
t"cn'5~:lS nsrii!&ge7. besldss seca!iag other
gaE2n.
M7 }. 4. d. 6mo,> ;..s started .ha erection
oi i@o !fac:o d0eliiugs or Cameron street, be-
twoea Fairfax nad Lee. Il, o9mmotc3d lay
Jog Gil the toni d,tion for The houses last We'd
nesdsy inothlos, snd befora the cey cos;d he
had s'x Epricalions fer them. This shows
"nat good Investment ras Of fmalt houses
would De.
Tho November Jam Of ths County Court,
Iuoge Ismes Sangstar presiding. commenced
so.1ny 81 tho ola Coult: Bouso. Without trans.
acting any business Of i'm portsnco tie Cont sd.
Journal Till to- morrow morning.
& iliilo child. while playing on Nsilo1's Hill,
sais e:toFnoon, foil end btoke its aIrls
4 gentleman iTn.. New York wss tlkan in
rns!Ko by somo Warrington ihrea card monte
man, yesterday, and GUIDED" scEoss the river
70 arlington where the stranger, discovering the
clutches,
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Marine NOTES. The schooner Clara e.
Simpson. Captain j. a. Tsipey. a;ivad at this
port to the hueriosa Goa! Company, Yts 81
dsy, from Portsmouth. N. a., with ae7 tor.-
topmsst ADD ii5 baona po-c. Cap!&iu T:!p.y
reports that he was caught in one CT the sea
erect storms no haa e7as ex2ssisucoG, 90 the
lob. Sbout thirty miles south Of lon!auk. anG
blown entiftly CT bis COARSE as we'll as losing
the t0rctopmass end iitboon of bis vessel.
TIE captain Of the schooner Mary Frscl,ua.
which arrived to Sir. f. a, Reed frosa kot-
nebeck river with ics this my:aits, rapog!s
heavy weather during the eoiIo vogsca. The
treeiana hss been ont three weeks
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from tho report Of tie Auditor Of PebIio
hcaouuta wo lnero Value Of real estste in
1880 $25l ,242 .502; do in 1879. ss248 :
$50 933; increase 10 1850. S2.7S6 $50.
Value ct personal property 1880. $40, 39I. :
GlS; do. In 1879. s67 994 ,476; increase
ia 1850, 50 396, 54a. value Of Incomes
III 1850, SIS, S22 460; do. 10 1879 50 943. $50; ic-
o1ocso 10 1880, s379.3ll. Vatus of real estate,
ine9mas esd paEscraI property in 1880, 1921
s55 $50; do. in 1870 sale 393 $50; Increase ia
leSo S)t63 40. Jho wh,tn capltation in 1880
Was SlSIiS5 and the colored S1l4l9 total
cspitauon tax 1901 $780, amount OF inaolvent
c.pi;slion. white 81, 4l0 colorcd do $45. 163.
%aa ce!nousni tsa on land foota up $40 03O.
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DANCING AND DEpoRTaENT.-Pr b1ue!-
!er Will open bis D,ocing Academy. OF McBc1-
Dtys Hell, Tomorrow Tuesday. Nov. 49, aud
Thursday. D.c.mber |. at 81 O'Clock for ladies'
ana caildfon, and o; 5 D. n. for gentlemen, ard
Will bselo tho school if sixteen pupils ar, pres
ert IN each class. Those wishing, will please
DO present ncgt Tuesday without fail. q
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set out Doors,

llo c!o:n confinement CT oil factory work,
gl7ca the operatives psliid faces, poor appetite,
'inERn'd, miserable fseiiaks, poor blood, inactive
liver. kiaraF slid urinary troubles and all the
physicians sad uiaGlcine in the world esnno.
help them unless they gel out of doors or use
Rop Bi;Ieis, TIA purest and best remedys OF.
2eciay tor such caees, having abundance oil
health. sunshine aod rosy cheeks in them, They
cost Ia. + tr 4 ..- Christian Recorder.
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AproIHTMsNT.-Mr.J James Il Cstan, sso-
Fsiz'9 ct the Conservative committee. hes been
annotated By Governor Holiday o n0:ary pub.
tic ftr 'E,is city for tho nsSt iuur yalSs. Nlr.
ChSon VI! qualify 2Cier, a2 acZt ;trn al The
GdEpo;&t!as C1nci.
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Alexandria Gazette Virginia Advertiser

Olelda CcmnNiIs 10 Nav York, g. witness
10! the Eo7rrauleut in III, 4oteau t,is vas ia
this city Saturday lsst Mr. Ncghouas says
GuItesu. .durlog his six years rssiden,e 10 tie
Conmrnlly, lived in bis house, and he uever
CONSIDERED him au Insane man. aIth:ueh he Hfs
cratic Vsin ard co1oeited, ike ihonsaods Of
other people 10 The couolry, who sta perfectly
responsible, AID held 80 BY ito law, for thsr
criminal acta
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ADVENT With yesterday CEN msrcod the
sacred aesscn Of Advent, inscndad es nrepsra
ion 'or iho g;eat festival ct Oh'is:nss. L. is
niao tbs ccnncreancnt Ct tie Ohsisiisa yesr,
u IS observed "a the Protestant Episcopal sad
ta!hoi' churches. |; is designed to ha seq
s0a C: acit examination end discipline.
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Fun AND MEsMERIsN. The ltc.u:r oi Prof.
Carter at Annoy hsi! ;his evening tMa5dsy}
will likely be lsrssi7 attended, 1ha PROBES
sor's rule is ";ho mose the meIr!er." By at
.sudius s..!sc:urc, besides haviGs nc inlsscrit
bio amount Of fu3. a aoftby organization. the
isxardris Reform Club. will be ncnefitted
These lectures have boon sttended b. the bet
ter classes every where. They are Interesting,
destructive snd wonderfully amusog, ss all who
hsve seen the Professor eli! testify. Tho sub
joo!s vii! be selected frcm tho sudio; CO, thus
siIeuciug all suspicion of COLLISION. Tic Pre-
lessor wants i, understood .hs. uicsEs!isrn hss
30 connection With via! is generally kuuUn az
spiritua!i.m.
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POLICE NOTES ,-tlayor Beckbam presided
ct police headquarters this morning std had be-
lore him John Munps, colorod, Tor boiDg
crank aid orderly ca tho streets, snd SCOTT
nixon, also oalored, charged eith being dis
orderly OF meetiag q: Shiloh Church. Munps
vas iued S. aud il default of the payment of
SAID line. sent 10 the chain gang. Dx5n Tas
discharged rs tier, vas 20 evidence to sustsio
the charge.
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HItract from Minutes, ]

HGtract from &iDptas
4 z :. h EGriNG GE THE BOARD OF
a. ALLIE EhiEN, held NoTeraber ., 1881,
! !. wss oldsrad. That an election for meln Der
Of the Hosrt Of Aldermen from the Third ward
Of thi7 city ha held on Tuesday, the 9Th DAY
Of Deca-2 bar 1881, 10 ill tha vacancy occs.og I'd
by the Resignation Of 'Char'aa p. Stuart as q
nem6tr from ,hs! ward, sud lbat tne judges
aud clerks Of tia whrd 81 tho general election
be Instructed .na enpcge cd: 70 set IS such in
said special election. Tetts:
) J&Q. J. JAMESON,
: no7l0-te iicth Board of Alderman.
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SCENE IN CHURCH The Fro t!e:bo
dis:s, who have been pretty q1iet e;ncy ,hop
%erc antd By the Mayor for sSuaivo larcu.co
Oh tho streets On Sunday, hsra asaia started
CO! ca the va: path egsics! ;ho pteaoiefs and
m:m5ers OF oil ether denominations cot hold
ng their VICES. Ga Tuesday nigh: lss. Two OF
these Tel!elonl7'5 attended class mectiag held
10 tbs NJ. Il. Church, aa3 as eooa Is &C ouoor-
turlty presented issl!. both 0f then gave their
eZpef.e5oc, iI Thiei! they EGrned thoso p,c.
seot CT toe dagger OF following tho preachers
-iasa teiencra-Wao T9u'd lad ken to bel,
his bronght Rev. Or, pou'son 10 Tia feet,
Who rabpkcd to ;4.-r3ors, sid gave them
soma good fdV c.. Tbs chief s2i.stor thc,.
took his departure and the ulee!ias VEG; scoe
smoothly. Tee oirGu Instance WIS thought no
taote Of un:il yesterday mo-5oe, When Lewis
EeVeri!!e. not nemtsr of tao Fr3o Methodist
Church. b2t Is troihsr % one OF tic leaders Of
theS 5aaf, "H.si ri:!t GU: in NESTING. Di.
P1usac. the ?ls;cr ct tbe II. L Clutch, had
rfaa2hfd Fms sarUi61, ia which s!c alluded, il;
aai VCr2. Complimentary tfTng, 70 r.cu WIG
c!a!mcd t3s Themselves n! the religion IL :h:,
'7otid ani declared that al others no. believing
W'th teen, !rerh rtlii 10 thsir siaa nnd under
ihe W'aih IN! cG:52 Of G9d. Iho bsuoa;oiioa
haa h3en p!oncu2c3d ard tho people we're 2sa:-
az GU Ct thu chc!c5. Thcn Payeri!!o arose.
and gss!!.na!:rg wildly. 5p1neno.d hs.-
raciua. There Was considerable Ger fas:op, az d
sill thai c'ud Do board OF he aaobs:eatrcescA
we're SUCH syn!cssioa2 90 false tssohsrs" "ns-
vars OF e:c;iTc,s "ia:dioc Ina people sg,y
from tee :fu y" &c. 8Jc1 tee c:sao ia :be
gallery paa!cl !o:!iI. iscTessas tie cxci.emen.,
Our dro9nics Inc roic5 3f tho speaker, SID tho
people pcsged or! q ,ao chu;ca. Ihc affair
caused car l:,r .bia oa2ro:!cn. Eaa y7ss III uch
!hkad a5,ns ao2gAg Re meInoeya CT ths oaurgh
Yesterday.
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FOCAL MATTERS.

I&9 Heatass hojaJil,taes. Non. 2S. 1851
Cox the Mlcd.e hts.ss fair weather during the
dsy and cloudy westb er during the night north
EAST to souihsss! Winds. slight changes il tea.
pe.GLu7e ald stationary CT falling bsr1naa,o.
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1t you want Cheap or Fine O7ercost,
Ulsta:cHe. III Reversible Overcoas We have the
pest eaaonnent and the lowest prices 10 the
~, 3. WATERMAN Il Bon
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hEs1 sRDAY-RELIGIoUs.- The woa;her ges
te1o'.y was delightful, snt the churches al hsd
god c9GgreSa!oas. "a the afternoon the
streets Of ths ciG 9cra .hr0pged win prcml-
oadeIs TIE grave ;sri1, too. presented o
summer afternoon saene, She run5er of vistGrs
being uLusuail7 large. Ra7. MT. Whitt|es:y,
OF WashincioD. preached good scrmon
10 the First Pfesb2sefisn Church in tho morn
Jog. All the other pu:pits were filled By tha
resident clergy. Rev Dr. Porlson. of tho N!
+. Church, hsa large crowd TO noa7 his
Thanksgiving serTon on The Origin, DeveI
opneut and Destiny OF the American Rcput-
llc." TIE sermon. which @ss an excellent enc.
vss listened 10 throughout with close attention..
The Gospel temperance meeting ia The hall
Of the Alexandria Reform Cinb yesterday az!
ternoon wss addressed by Mr.. Slagswcs:a.., Of
Washington.
Rev. Esther O'kane, OF ST. Msrs's Church.
10 this city. conducted s577jcsS at Fairfax S.a-
ti0n yesterday.
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"iea osher aud COCA remedies fail TO relieve
Coughs ani Colds, Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
viii gi7a insaut relief. Obviously because 1t
il sto bts! remedy. Prics 25 cents c tottle,
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SSFEECiAHs tassEHGEA.

Jt:T3CE-Th& PAYERS sre JeGuosted 10
~ take notice that ; Der cent will DO added 10
sill State tsX biIi9 fGI 1873! uHaad Decrm her Ist.
On Monday, Icaat:ay "ni "Wednesday tho Office
will ha open FROM ! 20 9 O'clock y, n. to sccuua-
M atn Tax payer :aItsr Uece.ahsf LIT J. shall
proceed to tho COLLECTION of ell unpaid taxes
Without deiar. 81 thai nothing will bs gained By
deftrIinc psy mant Respectfully,
nosGG.4 p r, HARLOW, lily Treas.
~ 0E!G:! 10 3sTY TAN tATEES.
Tho st!a1!;1n q ;ho3a U.1rn:tai aid woo hay
no! paid thr: corporation sxeS foi 1881, Is CAL
ed to The following extract fro;I Tho revenue bill
for that year:
ION ell bills not paid Oh the "a dsy Of Decsn.
Der, 1851, thcIe Ehsli De asssssst aud collected
penalty Of Da. csnt upon the amount Of said
bills, and Iuoa ell bills remaining: unrsid juno
let. 1882, damages at tho rata Ct y per coat Der
enEum shn:l ba paid"
This provision has been rightly enio.csl, and
without single exception during the last two
yesCs. 1t ia Hoped all will avail themselves of
the opportunity 10 pay before Docenl ber z, 1851
and saVa This per coI:. for aftor that limo wo
shall Ia compelled to force collections
JOHN 9. HILL. Col n. Dist.
s. I. FIELD. Col 8. Dist.
ROOM L MkrSs. Building. Cfioa hours from
: 10 g. novlo-tD2
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III III }.

sunday ogali9g, November 9th. after few
1sh year of his age, native of tia county Linn
erick Ireland, but for tho last 80 years resident
of tkis city. S3"The funeral services will take
place tomorrow mosniag, at 10 o. NJ. from St..
Mays Church. 1nterInent a. Mount Oli7et
Gem eterY, Washington, u y
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GS- l be tpnersl of the late JOSEPH BDwARD
EnUIN, who died last SatuTdsy in the 25:h Yesr
CT his age took plscs from hs fathers residence;
in West End, yesterday and wss largely attend
cd. The deceased was faithful member of the
Baptis! Church, also of the food TeHpIars, and
his loss will not only be felt by the family. but
b7 this whole community; what is our loas IL
his gsiu. His character hero has Won for him b
shining crown to which he beckons Va come 20
dhe courts shove (s1 4 FRIEHD
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DEATHS AED FUIfRALs Nj. :! ..!sia, rsia.
@ho was taken sndi4nig iii I'sidaq mg5nlo.: lss:
ct bis resiiecc,. uppcr pfio" str5af, dad iss.
tight about 9 o'clock, Alr. Narnoyic. was vas
vail k1oEm ciiG n, tad 8 gcoa macy ri5iais
Tho funeral o: NJ. joseph f.. E,uIc, who
died Saturday, Lass. alter an iIlnt 50 Of ab0,,t .9o
monthF. took D,ac1 Yesterday from TIA fsihar's
resldorc,. 10 Wcss End. and WA at:1ad d h2
Golden Light L3dgo Of Good Ten. !ars. Ct
which order ho YES member, Std l;7.r
lumber ct friaHds OF tho d;cjsssd. who was ?
Sourg man maea respected.
The remains e. Mrs.. R,sa, WIS ei,a nes,
hlsrahsiI Hali, Saturday las:, Of pr9rmop,a,
we're brought here yesterday af;orno1a CT. ,hn
steamer ". W. yose0rsn, syd c,rri,a 20 the
residence OF her father. Or. John SloIo aca,
tho aims house. rom vhGtcs tho iriacrsl ID. K
placc this s!tcIracr..
Mr.. Si;aaT''T.. living III tbs Wasains,on
road, short r-i5;aucs from thu c.asl, d.ci sud
dolly yeai!r lay afternoon.
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ANOTHER EEssEL TO Eg BUILT at TIE
SNIP lhRp. - Aulosg saoaa yegiatcrtd r..
,t'eon naD:!an Honsa yoa:as...sY w97a tjeas:s
19eson Ei~ai;:', iatha: ,a-lsa &C ilApt. N:S-
berry, OF tho saho0oay James Z. 0Sdso, tuit q.
The sh!DyaFd s9me time ago, uG3 W. Il. Craw-
iofd. On experienced biipb2iliec, both fscm
JerscY Cry. Mr. Crawford, N O conversation,
said he Sss hero slh dIr. EdWards for tbs
purpose Ct making eHapeemeo.s for the build
itg OF large FcaoO1c:,o OF SEQ or 900 tocr.ge,
at the Ship9erG in this city, for hi. Edwards,
canned shavc. an3 party 10 New York. Nj.
Crawford in5thcc sid ihal isio bulldog OF uea
vessel 10 this city was tix5d fsat that pol
lion OF tho sa:2gerd BAD Dsea scared iJ- eEa.
purpose, npd ,ho CONTRACT Tor suppI9ioa the
timber fad 1Gea oo.cd wilb Sir. Spear, cf
Gign0nt; saat IBIS vo;k o. the roa vessel
w,u!d be- canmsLcad ct o5co. Whoihor The
~ VESSEL w2u!'i nn io:.aTet Immediately :: :
tho hulldirg tf ot5cra dc. Ri. o., waniG rai
say, bat 10 theughs ,ao BUSINESS woulG he OK
tuucd here, as .Go yo'd e. iaia f,iac! VA ca3 If
the bes. 10 n, cJaG,ry
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MADE Silk BY Gas From A GroyE.-.A.
fro Wa !jg5;cd j, :aa Ly.roJ9 il the porlcr CT
me Tes!1eacl C A2. Walker jones, upper
Pil:ca s:rco,. :;e;u;G2g aigh: last. am the
family Ia;irci. One q ';:@ youag ladies' OF The
house zee SrocscG da:icz Il, aent hy sa op-
OFcs5ig'. sE!TlgS.ir: sr-sl'iau. She get to
tho WtsG)" rc;t ::gcio j. VDca, ob!aiuia2
a,nts. in@td::ia Ic:!.t :Iaa. .ao flesh cir.
UaoA re!nfr:S2 - 80 b:i $40 found her ITO
sisters IN &C s!m9st unconscious condition. Oao
OF .heu ens better ss sooa IS The fresh air yes
admitted 70 tho r0oll, bu. tic other wss So fer
gone that medical ass:3:aao9 had 10 DO sun.
naoncd. d.. E!in5t;en. who responded, &C
Glazed that tho s'eaccss CT .J young ladies' ,ss
eau=od by gao it0ia toe Sow. Iho youJg
lady VITO repaired !naGia:i attention coa:luuod
~ yesterday, til: wia improved .o-dsy. The
ladies hsd 7try rafri=7 ::osgn, fer had !hsy
c)n'I9utd TO loaa'l tLJ e3s .~onlg niautts
tooSsr death 10 ell th!oo c ;is2sa nDaia srJbaty
have nccn t.a result.
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GUlTEAU's ONEIDA FRIEND. "a hlr. New
house, very cid pep, ono CT the fathers of the
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CANAL COMMERCE.

A7riYsd-Eoats American Flag, W Il Bell,
Daniel AMIN, w Smith, james Greea and III
Snow. TO American Coal o.. Il Miller, 10
Maryland Coal &c. A z Agnew,. 10 Jno 4
NEneH g Go.
Depsr!ed-2ca!s American Flag, W E Bell, ).
= Amman, s. hif!er and a q Aanew.
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EXCHANGE,

; Tho E1ehin2o il nov in acai7o operation sad
is giving eaire satisfaction. Us have now
thirty. five subscribers and arc racoy ing orders
idsily. CuEsabscribsrs now include salrls of The
heading coHmlssion nm srShsntH banks and law.
;yo!s. all ms weed snd cosl merchants, newt
paper oiiaos. railroads, post: flee, express office
Telegraph cfi.o sId otae:s.
Our workmen orc pressed for smo, end i. is
Unnecessary :ot ell those vho wish their wires ran
before winter sets il, 10 give their names ct
;orcs All o.dsta received before Tueadsy next
will be attended 10 at oacs.
vance az ~ --''. '...-
Plscs OF Guinness (o'iVato line. GO
Plsea Of Business Z on Ni:e) ............ 50 60
Residences tHrvsta ia J. 40 70
Ecsdenca Is On wire Sc 90
AbcVo rsLes eau be psid qusrtsrly by adding
Sl.(0 10 each pay m sns II nav lis. of tubscfi5.
ers will ba Issued nait wseE. For further III
iornsiica esquire Of w. T. GENTGY,
Lowe Eanseer,
{ !hO ar " AHis GGDii& TAEEl
~ Gues, EIass bouad Paul, Csu5lz bid
d; sals1a, icfaall sas .a-htAoH pfirss. =. 90:
MOLE Il & UHiES,
no722 7G King strest.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
nov21.e

TRu STEE'5 SALE OF a VALUABLE
II FISHING SHORE on TIE POTOMAC
RIVER in Charles County, Md.-Sy virtue of
decree CT the Circus Court Tor Charles county,
Maryland, sitting 81 q Court Of Equity in .
cau3e wherein VIVA. 3. Gregory was complaint.
ant end Julis q. Chapman aad others were de:
PENDANTS bearing DATE Bay 24sh, 1881. the un.
dersigned as Trustee appointed by ssi1 Court,
will offer a. public ssle at the west front OF tho
Market House, in tho city of AleGaldfis, Wiz
sinis, Oh WEDNESDAY,, tho Tsh day OF Dec.
next. q: II q clock N .sll tee REAL ESTATE
and PERSONAL PROPERTY mentioned in
tbs proceedings in sid cause, of which thu late
John 5. Chapman, died, sejEs1 and possessed,
tc.ws: The FISHING sHOSE. situsted ia
Charles CO., nd, and Known 90 CaAPMAN'.5
POINT. together With all the sppurtsaxnces
thereto belong ing appsrtsiI iag and the boats,
seinee, and other fishing apparatus used in fab
hight This shore. which has been 1shed pre-
ttab = for 8 hundred and thirty yesr5, and is re-
garded "a ons OF tho beat on Tho river, is about
one Eaile in eztsnt sod mas ready ecseas By road
to tho back country. "
The terss5 Of sa!a 6eaefibad By tho decree are:
The purchase money TO lie psid ia three
equal instelmsIta oae.thlrd cash on the day OF
Sale, and the residue in oas and two yesrs, the
deferred payments TO boar interest from tho day
of sale. snd tia psy snt thereof to bo secured
by tha bonds of tho purchaser, with surety or
Eureties to DO approved by the Trustee or all
cssb on the dav Of sale Or on the ratification
thereof hy tho Circuit Court for Ohsries county,
Msryiaud. a. q. CHAPMAN, Trustee.
noVl6-Wtd Port Tobacco, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyspep-
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
FOr sGla By T. s. Lssdbos:er &.Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

ssELEOTRIU MORTAR" Eli of the differ.
~ ent kinds Of Tube Paints, Brush hes, &C.,
Us, ID in tbs new style of art painting; also Lydia
h. finkhsm's celebrated Vegetable Compound,
dTdr0line cad Kidney Wort just received ss
aov5 LU&pS.-
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EDuGATaUAaL,
1lECOKATIyE, AIT GLASS.

~ 10 I1ot1u > =. : ,'-TiDh a.i "a G.:
Hiss MeBLATR'S' GLASS IN ORfNA,
SILK and WOOD PARTING viii meet at
Mrs. Dorsey'a, on Queen stress ca MONDAY.
November lss Of o'clecs. ThCza ~irhios 10
eeive her Instruction, are requested 70 comnu.
nicsts With Hrs Dorsey. 30 .sAsapa ST until
the 4sh OF November. Whsns Ma .D9,seys1ill
take possession Of her .house on Queen, stree.
Cately occupied BY Ar. Peniok.l oct2T- I'm