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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07
LOT4J, BREVJ7fE.U,

Mr.. Samuel l.. Harmon and Miss Halle Z.
Hutton, beth Of this city, waro married in Bal
timora. by Rev. :. w. Champion Monday last
Mr.. HsIry Hcrbner received to-day. from
Fortress NJ ouroe monster sea iutLa, weli h M
liz pounds which will be- converted ihto konp
TO- morrow week.
The 'fs1" for the WORKS Of the Foo FAC Msn.
ufscturing Company in Ibis city arrived ihis
morning from Boston,
Grabs, in ConsCq leLce Of tho continued
drought, hive maize their appearance. IL emall
numbers. IN Hunting Creek.
John Wallace, well known coloI2d man Of
tho First Ward, died II iten'y this morning
from coDgcslfSo chill.
The rtGulir mnuthIy moeliI G Ct the Colum-
bl, Steam Fro Engine Company will be held
to nigh.
Ths Virginia Midland Railroad Company is
erecting new depo. at Chatham which il ia said
will be one Of the handsomes! and mos. conmo.
dious on the limo.
hr. Joseph Hopkins is preparing tie plans
tct three dWo ling hCusas 10 be erected on st.
Asaph street, between Qleen and Princess by
Mr.. John Laanon.
There ia some talk Of openisg subscription
COOK IN tins city TO ascerthI1 the number OF per
sons who will attend an entertainment at
Armory Hail by tho Carreno- Uonsldi Graad
Operate Concert Company.
Marriage licansss Wet, issu 10 Washington
yesterday 10 Stephen a. BaiIy aod Rcaotta
Bean. both OF Montgomery county, Nd;
Lawrence Llovd, OF Lt2,rno c:uaty, pt.. ald
Fannio Dlckersoo, Of Fort Washington. Md.
The annual report Of Auditor r. l.. Brockett.
showing ihs condition of the Gnsncial affairs Of
the city up to May 81 last and treating of The
public deb. OF the city, has been received. 1t is
full of information, Persons who have not re-
ceiged the report csn procure tn, sams b. ap.
p:ylLg a! MIR. Brocketts ofi,c.
The N mJars of the Alexandra Gsmo Pro.
tecu7o Association mat at the offics Of City
Treasurer Harlow, Il oudsy night and ccm
ple!ed tho arrangements for ih2ir annual game
dinner. 10 lake place s. Fort Foote, on the ll:h
Of the pres6bt month.
The horscs sttsched TO The wagon Of Eir. A,
w. Harrison, of Fairfax county, bacame fright.
ened while standing on Lee st,est this morning,
and Iul away Tho wagon was considerably
damaged. This is rot tho first tirno these horsrE
have ran away ia cur streets, and great caution
should BIO taken by ihsir driver to prsvont such
a recurrence. e!sn we msy expect to hear OF the
demolition Of ta5y carriages and slaughter @
lnnocents a. some future Day.
Qu:r2? Can curing cough with d.. BuIpl
Cough SJrBp be called bullying c3uph2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07

POLITICAL The cor s:rvaivc committee will
met TO night at tho irtasurel's ollloo.
The meeting OF tho srsightout republican,
city and cjunty tZGcu Ivo committee, 10 take
place is! riglt. TO mako arrangements for
tho holding II n convention TO uomiuato a
candidate for tho House of Delegates, wss
not held. there bsing No quorum present.
Tho chairman has called another mcoilug for
Friday night next.
Meetings will DO hel in III the wards OF the
city to night 10 elect delegates to MahoDe re
80 1st c>nveniioo, called for wednesday rtxt,
10 Sarepts Hall, to non. aato cl1did, !o for
The tlous, of Delegates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07

HYDRAULICS S. Il. T.. Goa regular
monthly meeting OF tho lIyirnuiion Steam Fire
EoRlne Company was held last night, with
Norfolk ktby in tho chair, and John LaGpon
Secretary.
Samuel TenutsI0n resigned liz position a.
foreman o. tho Company, and NJ. j. Wa'cr
man was elected to Fl the cincy.
a vote Of thanks was rendered Mcssr7.
Charles King, j. &. Mlburn, Il. 7. i.u,ss, Il,
A. koed, aDd the hltX,td;ia Light Infantry,
tor favors shown Tho Company during the i,it
20 this city OF the Allentown Firemop, and 10
VIM: u. Slmpsou. engiocor. Tor tho spleGdid
condition Of his engine.
After tho transaction of some rousins tu,iacss
tho meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07

A VA l. u A BILE AND HIGHLY I'M
~ PROVED FARM IN FAIRFAX CO.,
w.. AT PUBLIC SALE-By virtue of n decd
OF Trust from ~. w. Alvord and wife TO tina nm
dersi9nad, dated the 18th day Of December. 1Siin
and OF record on tho land records Of said county
book Ii. No. 4. psgs %, sh.ll, on MONDAY,
lCourt day. tho lJ!h day OF September, 1881, bo.
forn tho door of tho Court House of said county,
al III o'clock q. m, sell II tho highest bidder,
that valuable and improved farm known az
aPNlNG HILL" formerly tho property Of
the lato VIM. SWink. This farm contains ~,
acres, has thereon a LARGE FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSE, barn. stables, corn crib, with
other out buildings. spring OF mover falling
water, milk house, we'll in tho yard, apple and
peach orchards, peirs cherries aud other fruits
plenty Of wood good fsncing-s!l rendering this
q very desirable Investment. This land aojoins
Z. +. Elgn, C.rper, Gunnell and others, is ON
the Falls Church road. Two miles from Lewins-
vile and about ton miles from Washington city
Terms of Sale: Enough cash in hand to nav
The Ipeuse5 OF sale and Also ihs sun Of 81 600,
with interest! thereon from the 81 day of A Il gust.
1881. and tho residue in two equll annual pay
ments to bear intoreat from tho day CT sale 10 DO
scared by tho bonds of the purchaser and lien
on The property. Persons desiring Information
will al iress Moore & Son. Attorneys 8! Fair
fax Court Hluyo. We.
THOMAS MOORE. Trustee.
j. w. Mohier, Auctr. suGl3-wiH
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are coIIiart that nothing cal to mora porma-
mont 10 the soil. Wa assart, upon reports re-
ceVed oil over Tho country. that Farmers hsvo
never boon batsor plesioi with Forlil; zM than
With ours. Wa make special brands CT NAL
ures for Corn. Whoat, Toblcco and Cotton, and
cell all oftu goods st tho lowest prices. We
also sell thu Puro Fish sLd Bono alone when
parties desire it. We have reputation on our
gooda, and intend 50 retain ii; therefore, shall a..
low nothing to 80 from ourdo,r3 bu, thu. Which
We know to BIO c1call,n..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07

The PUBLIC SCHOOLS. -The CIelk Of The
Uity School! Board has been busily engaged
.iooe Monday last lssuiog permits to white chill.
dren to enter the publ, schools To morrow
10 the last day for white puli's, and Ftdsy
and Saturday permits will bo issued for colored
schools only. 10 to this time III permits
have beep granted.
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FERTILIZERS,
3. j. BURGESS & CO.,'j
MANUFACTURERS OF
II ERTILIIH Fl
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

Wehe now prepared 10 supply the trade with
sny brand OF Fertilizer desired. We have been
engaged IN the manufacture of Fertilizers for
some lime psst, and wo claim tha. our facilities
Tor making choap and excellent Fertilizer are
unsurpassed. We have Works on The Chesa
peske By, whore We catch tho fab from which
we get ihs ammonia, m ,king the fl III scrap cost
US less than five were compelled to 20 on the
market and buy il. The analysis and proper
mechanical condition Of evory Ton. of our Fer.
tEzr is excellent it being perfectly dry and
tne' Puro Fish and Bone Are our basic, and we
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07

COMMON Council "A bara quorum t9)
attended the adjourned meeting Il tie Gommoa
CouLc last night.
AS under the charter it requires vote Of
twelve menb:rs to pass. i: Was understood
that no hnel &C l)n cDuld take place on The
telephone bill.
bill prepared ty the Corporation Attorney
au:horizIng the Telephone Companys under
tho dlrclon of Tho Mayor, to plsc, poles 90
s'reots wherever they could not obtain tho c)b-
sent OF property owocIs. to the att.cfmaut OF
wires to houses, thu Company to pay tso OF
s. per anDCm and tho act to BIO suli3cs to
repeal ty tho Ciy Cluao a. any TIM, W $
presented
MIR. iceberg moved to fiji til, blank with
htty dollars.
MIR. Rice said ho would Himself hav, no use
for tho tcenhone. but no thought so was too
much to charge new enterprise. Nothirg
should be charged until IL had been shown TIA,
the enterprise wonld prove paying one
MI hichbsrg WAS surprised that mr. Rice
hhouid urge that this company ou2h. not 10 DO
Jared until !! become paying instiiu ion. XIV.
cry nov merchant or dealer Cf every kind YVES
tAIed IN advsnce-nnd they pad for the right 10
90 business whether they gained or lost by It.
Mr.. Peake knew Til company wAs like clh9r
companleE-i company to mako money. t.
would charge its subscFlbor5 besides the rent Gu,
Cp5o or SUD fifteen cents additional tJr every
tk with Washington.
Tho bill was read second Tina and pending
It's third reading the Board adjourned
ihere YVES no meeting OF The Board OF Alder
40 '"' -------------
COUNTY TAXES A New POOK's House,
&c -Messrs. Ihomsa II. S7rhorj john f.
Febrey, A. b GrupuciI and L S. LACY the
oommitteo app0io.od ct rccc1t mactinr in
Alexandra Gouaiv 10 crnairo into ibc c,ra, of
tho ALLEGED heavy ircrca.a i, ,ha t,c.,inr ia
that c,uo!y, hay7. after heinz icjornnI no ,hn
Board Of SUPERVISORS that the levy. en irorcasc
OF one sat on the : 100 was sc'ralv nornssarv in
order to m CT tho on! s.ar dipp cd, b:caoes, AMI
frs. OF July, ls>2 dote.mioGd 70 report TO 40
atJ1ufDtd meeting to t1 he'd at Walker
Shoot h)u7o. 10 ArlGg Gn Di4tIic, 10 nIO,rsy
ulg ht that tho 80 lon Of the Supervisors Was
NJ pO',' 'H', :H''ro - S"'S'fc.ofY'
LUG c1Ih,!ste mas e'So dtc.len 10 rtp ri IN
IiVor OF puldnS poor ECIJ3 IN The UTIniy,
aod rCc0nm:nd s,co,.l l.vy 10 uicct tho ey-
p'u't G,' " o''c''pS to' 77"e.
:, 'u'' 'otCo ~ u'sn Is 40" ht ~oik iIih!tihg
tle various Dtld2tS In tho o. Ulty.
----------
''"'' ~" h'S" 'tnth VI me taI
io" u'SS h'Vc IIttis bcu INC hunHcfS a splrLdid
opportunity. which they haze taken sdVa ntsac
OF. Tor tie klling OF aaia and foUi LIIda All
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

IORT Of ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPT. 7, 1851.
Sun riSes.."".-.... S 35 Sun sets.......... & -
ARRIVED.
Sir lsdy OF the Lake, Norfolk. to + A Reed.
Str Msttano, lower Po.c. to Broders & 60.
Schr Peter II CroWelI kennebtc river, 70 f
A Reed.
SAILED.
Str Lady u The Lake Norfolk, BY + 4 Rned.
Schr Iona MARY land Point, by w A Smro..
Sche Chhs Sampson. ProVid sncc by Ameri-
can Coal Co
AT WASHINGTON.
schrs Agnes Kepallier, Bengal and FaaDio
HEAoRAEDA
Schr & + Bertor, from Georgetown, o!
New York 9Th.
Schr ) II Thomas. from Providence for
Georgetown. passed through He'll Gate 9Th
Schr Frank Harrington, for Washington via
kenne6ec river, cleared at Boston 9th.
Schr Thos w Hyde, from this port, at Boa.ou
G.h.
Schr M A Achron sailed from Bath for Rich.
mond 4th.
Schr Elm City from Boston to load for w ash e.
lngton, 1t Bath 9Th.
Schr VIM l. White sailed fer Georgetown
from Fall River 81.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

A LITTLE MIXED. Tho MahoDites have
issued call for convention to meet Wcducs.
day next 10 this CT y 10 nominate c,t ddate for
tho llcu5e OF De'g.tes, and fixed upon 10 night
as the time for no ding meetings in the several
wards OF The city to elect delegates to the said
convention. O,e Of the signers Of tho call fJr
the CONVENTION is Travcrs R,ss, co0rcd, who
was elected chailmln Of tho rtplb!' Gin road
ulster committee by ths boilers from the last
republican convention TO elect delegates to the
L7uchturg convention. The srsightous res
publicaDs of thu city and o@uoy. who haV, q
regular orgatiZ !iion. with A. w. Armstrong,
Ben amin Aunio. and &. A. Lunrkios at the
head OF the sewers Committees, ignore Ross, and
refuse to have arythirg to do with him 10 aby
shape or forn. The straish!outs intend also
to call ward meetings and have convention 10
nominate candidate for tho House Of Dele
gates. There further appears to BE- two Ms
homo read ls;cr * cu!iVe c.mm.tees, both Of
which claim tho right to call the convention.
The committee OF which Frank Hunter claims
to DO the head charges that tho committee call
log the convention is illegal. and therefore oil
IFS sc are illegal. ard ought not b, recognized.
There is general mix u, and tho WhoIo pre-
s3Dts 1c1 kettle Of fish. )" Tho straightCut 70
pub.lcans have determined to pursue tho oven
tenor Of their way and ssear coar Of al en-
tagging ailiarces.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

) The Feather Probabilities. Sept. 7. 1881
For the Middle Atlantic States fair westhcr.
westerly winds, stationary followed BY ,i.ing
barometer, stationary or lower tom persture.
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DEAp.- Ulysses CHIN, the little coored boy
80 badly ipjurt by being run over by tho csi.
at The Virgins Midland I;aiWsy depot. yester'
day morLiog. died late yesterday tvcuiug
Notwithstanding bis sevcrs i, ia.lrs bis leg:
b,ipg terrible III ,pQIed. he remained conscious
10 TO tn, time of his death. and conversed
freely With his p,rtnts.
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
~ ACRE LOT NEAR FALLS CHURCH
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.-As G, mmjs.ion.
or of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, Va
IN The suit OF Lszenby va. Tanner ct al, will
til.r at public auction, on TUESDAY, Ssptsm
Der II, 1851, OF eleven O. clock .. m, in front Of
the Postt iii ,e At Falls Church, Fairfax county
Va, TRACT OF LAND, containing TEN
ACRES, belor ging to the Orme heirp, Situated
on coulty road about three quarters { f mile
southwest OF Falls Church, adjoining farms Of
john Brush and Trip (better known ss ,he
Garter eetate
ills located on sn eminence, is about one
quarter in wood, and ils soil is good.
Terms, Ono third cash; ths residue in Two
q lal insta'monls at fout and s months, with
Interest; coads to DO given for the deferred pay.
menls and hen reserved on property.
s. FERGUSON BEACH.
aug3l-H4R Commissioner.
EoE SALEAr AUCTION. ON sEPTGM-
a EER II, 1851 ct II u, in front of the Mar.
KY ALEXANDRIA, Virgins, TWO PRINTING
PHE3SE9, with Stands. Galleys, Type and
Appurlentnces now used in publishing the
Fairih1 Messenger. Tsrms; Cash. IEqulre of
K. T. Lucas.
aua22.w4t CAssIUs GARTER. Trustee
TOMMISSIONHKS' SALS OF VALUA.
- BLM REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
you MY, Va.-By Virtu, Of decree Of the
- S'''s ~ = Al! AZ Ccuutyt IN lnD suit or
j. W. Lear Va. Stephens, sni Wilcox, ct ais,
rendered in vacatioa, July % 1851, tho under.
signed commissioners will. Of y m, MONDAY.
September i9.h, 1881. County Court day, offer
tor sale at rublic auction, that VALUABLE
TRACT UF LAND living near Cenlrevi!o,
Fairfax couaty, Va, within q miles OF Wash.
lngton and A!exhndris, nvo miles of Clifton
station We: III. Il. Is. and - miles Of Warrenton
Springs. This trsct has been owned by j. w,
Dear, etq IL improved b. handsome, com.
modlous and captcicu, DWELLING and or.
tcnslVo Gu:.eu'ldinR Barns and Stsbeq. It hns
me ORCHARD end much grass, q full view
OF tho Blue Bldge Mountains, and is advants.
geoui!y Situated for schools churches, yn:.otce,
sto:es, mills and Shops Tho land has received
cirell cultivation, is extremely fertile and con.
!alns "99t AUEEs, plat OF which may be seen
With tho Commissioners. ANY one desirou, of /.
homo With the advantages OF foe scsnery, excel.
lent water, good society and healthy tutround-
ings csnEoi DO better than inves! in This prop &.
city. Mr.. Geo. W. Dear, who resides on the
place. will tsko pleasure in showing j! to visitors
The undersigned arc su!hor ID 10 sell at prjyate
ss!e, and invite proposals St. eny Tina prior tr
dsto Of public Esie
Terms: Gnt-.enth Of the Iu,chssa MONEY in
hs1d. and tl9 residue icon q crcdi, of one two
ana TREE yeats. with interest from day of sale.
| and q retention Of tito unt!l said deferred psy-
| menls are made: thu land TO bo resold unon the
failure OF tho purchaser ~ moct any Of said do,
fsrrel payments
HENRY W. THOMAS. )o.
JANIS nj. LOVE, y. M IE.
OAsS1US CARTER. OF Sale.
an1 13-,plu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07

WINTER FUsG"-Mapy families are engaged
IN laying 10 their winter supply Of GOAL, ard 90
almost every street thu rattle Of the black
tiaulo1ds" as tke7 are dumped iron Cars and
the harsh gate OF shOveis Gu tho payments
c,n be hesrl Msny will hava to wait uni!
dire necessity mpeIs than to inves, aud coDS
slider themselves blessed if they aro ttea 10 q
condition 10 do a.
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Plcu. is quiet and firm ct quotations. Wheat
is lower and tho receipts are increasing wo noto
sales Of 42lS bushels at 1873 for FultH, and ltG
and 1877 for Lancaster. But little Corn wa5 Of
fered, which sold ht s. for white. which sho rs o
farther advance. lou bushels Of Rye brought
95, and ono lot of Oats 81. Country produce is
scarce and prices arc firm at quotations.
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The market this week was well supplied with
all kinds OF stock. Cattle in good tupply and q
Calves in better supply than for several weeks
with prices about rs last week. Sheep dull! and
nominal. Lambs in good supply snd light do.
mand. With prices slightly lower. Hogs high
end scarce, with very littlo demand. Cows snd
Caves in better enquiry for good onos.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET. Sept, -
Beeves-None for sale aiVo Dressed beef dull
Al 65s7c per ID for Texas and Colorado sides, and
hIi.9iC for native do.
Sheep ind Lamb'.-TraIe dull at unchanged
dgures with sales Of common TO good sheep q.
81 s5c per ID and OF lambs at 5a7c.
Hogs 1.-Two hogs quie! at 5Oa$6 50 per IN,
lbs for extremes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07

1.-TWO or THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
l. can be accommodated with board in a. ri.
vAts family. Address G. Gszstle cfi.e
snpc6-lm
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Police NEWS.-N!ayor Beckhsm had before
him this moruloR the ket per OF a grocery stcro.
tor violation of tho Sundty law: Di,id Shat k.
io snd George Shetoo, both colored. hands On
the Potomsc ferry steamer. for fl Ihtinf; ind
two young mor-Pfa't, colored. and Cheshire,
white, fer fighting. Tie keeper of The grocery
store was fined $40. David Shankn and leo.
Shelton were fned So esch. end ordered to be
locked up ill the fires were psid. Iha case OF
prsst sad Cheshire wss oonirucd I'LL TO 1lcr
roH morning.
Hattie Lawson. tiaed yesterday for di=Oideiy
conduct, tor The nop- payment OF hex i9e was
sent TO the work house for % days.
CORPORATION Court -Judgc 4. ". Chill.
ton presiding Il Continuation Ct yesterday
proceedings. Administration upon the estate
Of John +. Hammond deco. was committed
10 his widow, Mary ilamm0nd. who q1sI!fsd
aud gave bond.
blary Hammond WAS appointed euaydi;1 e
Isrnis May Hammond aad Anrio Louis!s
Hammond.
To DAY.-Jamej IIammohd was txcrntrateC
from the payment of capitaton tax.
Hodgkin. ct al. vs.. Hodekln ct a., chaLcary
report Ct j. Is. ntdekin, com'r ct sale flied.
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PFRsoYAL.-Mi. aod Mrs. Walden, CT
Philadelphia, sro visiting ct Ito rtsiielc> Of
Mr.. llcnry Greco. on Washington street.
Mrs, JAMES Ii. Pickin has rAtnrued from
LoT.soprg, G!eenlrier county, W. Va, where
she has bcen srendiny the greater part Of the
II
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GALE OF VALUABLE TIMBER LANn
- IN FAIRFAX OOUNTY--By virtue OF O
decree o. thu Circuit Ooutt Of Fairfax county,
rendered q! its June term, 1850. in the cause OF
Whiteda administrator vs.. Whited's heira, tha
undersigned. commissioners OF ssie therein
nsnal, on MONDAY, Septembsr 10Th, 1881,
(Court day. al IL 90 p. M. 10 front of the Court
House OF Fairfax county, Va. will otlsr for snle
at public sncLion. that valuable tract OF TIM
BEH LAND, lying in Tho county of Fairfax,
Va, about two miles south Of Hunters Mill,
known 40 ihs WHlTEO TRACT, and contain.
ing Gl7 scrss aud SO poles moro or less This
land will be sold in 81 Y LOTS of Is or 125 acres
eseh. according 10 recent survey now at the
otlics Of Henry w. Thomas, Fairfax Ut. House,
Va. Tho lots will BIZ sold separately. They arc
heavily timbered and offer tno opportunity for
wood and grSzlng Industries.
Terms: OnatenLh ct the rurchsse money in
hand; the residue in sig, twslve and eighteen
months from day of sale, with good security for
Tho deferred payments. Title TO be retained by
the commissioners till tho whole purchase mon.
ey is paid oft. If ono fourth OF the purchase
money DO pbid down, security will be dispensed
with, Tho commissioners are authorized 10 ssl
privately and Invite proposals. of purchase
HENRY w. THOMAS, Oomm'rs.
THOMAS MOORE, OF Sale.
aug lS- Wis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07

Il foRrNER BEER. bottled daily; price &
cens ger I'm.
GEO McBURNEY & Son.
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BADLY Bruised "A small boy naned kcl-
!e2 attc!mp ttd 10 tsks 10 yesterday By baog.
inz - behind wfg,u. oa Allied street. lie
fell Of, and vas run Gvar BY another o1c
ioll0"Itg close ia tte w.k, Ct Lho first Wagon.
aud s. hacl, bruised tbout lho head and body
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07

Qu:r2? Can curing cough with DE-. Bulls
Cough S3tbp be called bullying q cough?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-07

"HITR'S CHI,EBRATED EYR WASH
w Price reduced to Twenty Eva cents per
bottle For sale By
sue6 JAHNKY 4 co.
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FAIEFAN COUNTY CIDER VINEGAR. 8 years
o.. The b'st Rd most rcltaLie for Pickles.
N,g1r iaI1. Sold py GEO. MCHURNEY Il Son.
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- Il Possible,

ina. Temody made OF such comm III, simple
p'"hIs ss Hops, BucLu Mandrake. DAntoiion,
&C htkn so mahY s1d such marvellous and
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The Market.
MONDAY EVENING Sept. ~, 1881.

MONDAY EVENING Sept ~, 1881.
The weather is cool and pleasant--a de-
cided contrast with that of last week. This
section was visited Saturday evening with
heavy, soaking rain the first that has fair
ly laid the dust since early in June.
The market Is generally firm, but dis.
plays very little activity IN leading articles.
Correspondents will note change in
river rates south, in this issue of the price
current
FLOUR Steady and firm. Receipts are
light. The movement is small, as holders
do not care to sell at present prices.
Et.Y-Receipts are fair and the demand
good. Prices are firm with tendency to
advance.
CORN The market is bare of white.
Mixed is in moderate supply and easy.
Steady and unchanged. Mixed
is quoted at Al cents in bulk, and prices
range as high as A cents for choice.
MEAL-The market is quiet and dull at
quotations.
BRAN-Vcry scarce and in active de-
mand.
BUTTER sells readily on ar
rival. Common is plenty and dull.
EGGS-The market is stocked and
weaker.
CHICKENS-Th demand and supply
are about equal both fair.
FRUIT-Receipts are Of an inferior
quality and sell slow.