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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

WATER For BABIEs.-I was ono dsy called
upon to visit sick little ono 10 family residing
naar my office. The babe l fourd 10 apparent
good health. but cfyiug and struggling in lis
mothers arms as though suf,riag with txc:u.
cis!iog pains. The mother informed mo that
tho child seemed DESTROYS Of Dursiug c,nliuu,l.
j.; and that to quiet it, she had given il tho
breast as often ns the crying commenced. When
that did not soothe the It'll. ons, dose Of
Mother Somebody's cordial had been sdnioi,.
tered. My good womso." | erqaired,
Watc'?r u dou's remember" repliei tho
lady; Il seldom let hin, driok water. Does he
need i! - Need it7 Why should no not
need IL as much as you? This child is SUI.
fetins from thlrst-aothing more." | call.
ed Tor cold wster. gave tho iofaut t:R
tsssDoontuls. and, il was relieved of a!l lis
troubles. stopped cryirg. add ssrk pcaco.
fully to sleep 10 its mother arms. Lot this be
reminder to mothers and nur5es. loisu,s
who nurse at the breast msy often suf.r ns
much from want Of water as adults who eat
more solid food. Often wheu A child
cries it 10 only thiEs. which causes it. d, cot
lheo. dose it with the poisonous "s,othipg
syrups" or nursing cordisls. or press it to the
breast. which it will eagerly grasp. expecting to
saiiafy its burning thirs; but. filled to lhs brin
With its natural food. it cries 90 harder than
evsr. Use little disorsion. The poor l;,!o
oua cannot till its wants; if it could. it would
often cry, "Water! r!'-Erchange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

There il O vast difference between the ph y5icsl
courage requisite to "die game VIII an seriously
wounded. and that to receive the blow by which
tho wound is inflicted, and while the former is
by 10 means as heroic rs the latter. it is one CT
the admirable qualities Of human character, and
its evident possession by tho Prosiden. has gone
long way toward winnirg him the good wishes
Of the people Of sll sec!ions Of this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

The proud security that was once attached 10
the Office OF President OF the United States has
now gone for ever, but it u.s. no less certain ths,
Notwithstanding this uncomfortable objection 10
that office. The Imagination OF man can not c)n-
ceive OF The American ci!iz IN who would be de-
TERED by its dangers from accepting its honors
aud emoumente;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

Several Vice Presidents have bsen called sud
denly to The Presidency. but should Providence
in lis wisdom and mercy save tho Presidents
life. it will preserve Inc country from tho ono
leas fitted for its control than any of bis prode.
cesaors. The ono who apparently 2lores in tho
prohibition Of his high position to the low pur.
poses Of ,hs ward politician would il tuit the
Chair onca Tiled by the sbe,t and nobleet men
# Lhe country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

Ivory moment thu President now lives adds
to the favorable chances Of his recovery, and
two days more Of life will put that recovery al.
most beyond The range of contingencies That
such may be the case is the sincere with Of every
lover Of free Institutions throughout the world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

a large meeting of the citzsns of Richmond
was held las. ugnt, Governor Holiday prcsid
,ng. Interesting addresses we're made by Gov
Holiday. A. NJ. Kelley aDd Rev. Dr.. Higs,
cad resolutions passed expressive Of tho deep
sSmfathy felt for lhe President sid bis family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
No Hospital Reeded.

No pslatia hospital needed for Hop Bisters
psilshls, nor largo sslaried talented pufle.s 10
toll their own story BY their car,sia and sbso.
iuts curcH at home-Ne!o York Independent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

A FRESH LOT OF THH Eahl,H aND
- SWISS EHANUI Of GDNDHNSKD
AAAh at ll55J LuA-'I,
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CANAL COMMERCE..

n A.fi7ed-5oa!s Ii West w Mindrcp,
Df a A Biggs and A B Spier, to H.mu y al
Goal Go: Lucinda md q ii agreE, TO Jno +
AgneW & Co; g s French, to w A Snoo,.
, Departed Bos!s Lucinda, II a Wa,t G 9
French and r w Mindrop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

gITEAU CeEGRATULATINa GEN. ARTHUR,
-YCsterday morning it was reported in Gui.
;est's hesrlng that tho President was deAd.
Shortly sf!cr BIO called for pers, lax and paper,
which were furnished him. and wrote letter id.
dressed 10 "Prfsidenr' Authur. in which he
congratulated him OF his accession to the pre,i.
deacg aud gave him explicit directions as to how
heshculd ststt out in his Naturalization. This let.
ter la gave to the all Oh ,i.ls to forward TO the
Vice President. Ii Is nesdloss to say they did
rot do so. The letter is now 10 thu .nds Of the
Di:t,is: Attorney, with o.hera of G li.ssa's pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

FRANK EUaDs TRIBUTE TO GARF1ELD.-
Hon. Frank Hu,d. of Ohio, who was in New
fcrii on Monday, ssid: Il suppose that this is
the Cr:. tim, ia my lifs that ever symp.!hized
with james a. Garfield. We have always been
opposed in poliicl; my personal feeling and 10.
gard for Garfield are such that feel bis ms!or.
tune 20 be q personal Voc He was 50 generous
"a opponent; 80 warm sad flee and liberal in hi7
relations 20 his political faea; 50 considerable of
the feelings Of younger members Ct the House.
ct least whilo l served in the same body, that no
nan could fail TO admire and love him. 1t hap
ptncd onco that Is young mem ber-was called
uaon to closa on the Democratic side debate.
which Mr.. Garfield was to close the next morn :.
ing on behalf CT tho Republicans. I felt the re-.
spoEsibiliiy; was extremely an1iouI to mako q
reply which would do eredi. to myself and not
Disgrace ny party; and went 10 Garfield that
rikht ond pointed out my dilemma. did not
feel tqual 70 the occasion Of making m i'm.
prcInp!u response 10 speech which he was fully
prepared TO make Like tao man that he is-
like q brother, might ssy-ho told me what he
WAS goilg to Gag. the whole line OF his argu.
ment. aid thus gave ma the bonei. of twenty.
four hourA' study in which to reply to him. You
can understand my admiration, my love- my
anxiety !oc That man"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

NOT PRRPARED.-"Ars you prepared for
oea'tf' the Clergyman asked, with treuor of
emotion in his voice, as hs took The sicz vom,n,,
hand in his OWE. A shs1e OF p.tient ,h,,,b.
creased the lnvalid's tace aud by and by SD aid
sue oidh't believe abe was; there was tao had !.
room carpet to be taken up yet and tho nsint
upstairs had hardly bsen touched, aad sbs did
want 70 put up new curtains in the dining room.
M sGs saou.h! It she did not die until next
pected to be- '''' e1-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
MARRIAGE CT FA1aFAx MINISTER

MARRIAGE CT FAIRF4x MINISTER The
nuptials of Rev. Collins Denny. of Fairfax
county, Vs., sDd Miss Lucy Q. Chapman,
daughter of Mr.. a. II. Chapman, cf this CITY.
were celebrated ytsto:dsy morning at the Eutsw
Plsc, hao!is! Church in Baltimore, ia the ORC.
scnca CT a largo assembsse of tue friends of ths
couple: Tao kcv. +. Il. Kerfoo. L. D.. per-
i9tmed the ceremony ssslsted by the Raw. W. II.
AFTER the wedding tho youag coupla stsrled on
NofLb-rn tour. 1ha Rev Mr.. Denny ia tho
son OF Gel. W. Il. Denny. Of Winchester, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

Mrs > ohn s. Fowler, enn and daughter sre
visiting in Kingston. N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. july s.
Offerings OF :02 head OF Cit.le, Ill Of which sold
1t 4tG!c par ID for steers, and :! VIC for bulls ANA
TAT cows; IL shipped to New York l3 left ovti;
market slow throughout, and prices 4c lower o.,
medium Cattle. 25) steep and L.m5. sold It
Sa44c per ID for old Sheep snd 64.Cic Tor Laubs;
the former dull and the latter b.isk. Mil.h
Cows sold at 20.$l5 each,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
The Virginia Hegeftu.

Iha third annual regatta of toe Virginia
h'sosi!;i'u Of Amateur Olrsmers took PLACE
a. K aHmoad Yesterday. Thcrs was large
crosd ct people. Tbs manage nent of tie
aiIa!r @il ,issratlo and contiasted very poorly
With les: ears regatta at Fredericksburg. Tho
oi9e! CT iha coElnitt1o seemed 10 DO 10 mako
"a 1tcg nd ert the members of lte visilirg
Clubs fa4 to lock " for themselves. The races
csmo Of Oh tho James river Just bsow tho
cay. TIC c2u'se beUg ooe mia and half long.
Tho l:s: rsc, for single sculla for Strangers. the
prz, being nsoid silver cup, valued at SIS.
hsl SIX starters, w: Wm. T. Roberts, Frank
Il. Harlan, Il q. Moore, b. U. Brace, and q.
&. klmsati, ell of Wastirgtoa, D. G., and j,
O'B:i2n. Ct B,Htnu. Mass. Roboris wen in
| . Gisntes and III seconds.
II sicIrd rtc,. four oered shells, for strau-
gers pEz., silver cup valued ct 500, had
iaur binrlers--'ho Polomsol, of Washington,
Nyiuublas, Of Washington. L. Hiroudcles aud
Cndlac', Of Baltimore. The Patomscs won tho
rEes 10 minutes So sto,uds. Undincs second.
lac lflfd racs Tor tiogl, SOULS. open only to
members ct lhc association. priz, gold medal,
YVES coc!estod By w. Nj. HabIistor. of Peters.
onrg;; and \. Msr;oit and 7. 9. Dluiel, both
OF Fredericksburg. |. was won by Daniel,
Ha5ilslon scent. Time, | | minues IS &C..
couda
The fourth lac9. four cared GIGS. for the a.
ISOLATION r:;z', the Fierch challenge cup ADD
iou: individual silver caps. all valued at $500,
The starters wsre the RI7es crew. Of tho Uoi.
Vcrsiiy ut Virginia. Oiynpica IF Riohuond,
Appomat!cx OF Petersburg, CNckade City, Of
P1ici;hnTe, ADD Rappabanuock Of Fredericks.
burg. Tins Rves crew WOO, limo S 574
Oliupci seoynj. Gocads City Third, Appo
malt'x fourth, and Rappsbaunotk last.
The Old Dlmioon Boat CIuu of this CITY
tool; no par. They were invilod to enter The
rato Lu RS Tho crows had DO! been form:d they
d.ciccd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

1He HAsEet To-day - GU!I and heavy, aid
pllcss gro Of. The demand for -Four ia almost
entirely for homo Consumption. The receipt, OF
Wheat are light and the guilty of tho cN'cass
poor; We note Gales Of $50 bushels at ll5al2O.
Corn lie slso ell. snc small los of white sold tt
3d. No Bye or Oats reported, bat quotations
are lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

The u. S. ship Keaslrge LEFT. Tbs Portsmousb
navy yard yesterday for short cruise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

The Baltimore sud Ohio Railroad COMPANY
has greatly reduced the loroo employed 10
bulldog their largo elevator 10 Baltimore, AID
sc:lv, wcrk thereon his almost boen abandoned,
They el7a as their reason that the grain crop of
the West will be so light this year that they
have slread, elevator capacity for lis storage.
Our adSices from the Wcat are that tho crop
this Year will bs az EXCEPTIONALLY largo ouo. bu.
IS NaW Oficsus hiss secured QUO half of Bslti
morc's grain rrsde end New Port News will get
most OF the other half. The probabilities arc that
the big elevator will have 10 be pu. to somo
other use. A nunber CT Baltimore grain deal
ers have a'sehdy bought property at New Port
News
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14
ahENAHDHIa COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Gy Vituo oi decrao OF the Circuit Court of
mo county Of AlcxandTil. rendered al its MAY
tefGl. 1881, in tho quit Of Wheatlay Brothers vs.
=" +. Mubaon 1t al, The undersigned, commits.
alVner thtrll named, will offer for sale, by pub.
nc auction, on FRIDAY, the first dsy Of
July, 1851. upon tic premises, st Y O'clock III =,
Tao i0!iOHll% describei real estate, TO wit:
- IKE ECI UF LAND, in the county Of Alex.
hHurls, virginia, situated ab out Two miles from
uaorgrLown ai!G a5ouL ore mile from Dalpa
Cross roads, containing . acres, 3 roods and 81
poes, and being tho land which was conveyed
10 Ia T. Munson by a. 4. =. Taylor on the
2lh Of DAY. 1859. by deed duly recorded in Ii.
Dor Il. no. 3. page $50. Of the land records of
Alexnndila county. The property is improved
by DWELLING HOUSE with S rooms and
BARN and TENEM ENT House, we'll of good
W@.er about 3tO apple trees $50 peach treeg, llCO
q "sri pcArs, 81 10 6O standard pear trees ~ 10
50 cherry trcas, from liC0 to $500 grape vlneF,
81 CT the choicest Varieties. There is an abund-
abce Oi shade and u beautiful Aveuus Of orna-
nartsi irnrs leading ilto thu promises.
IG!t!S o: sale: Casn ~ TO costs Of suit and Of
sao; rid tho SUN of S250). With interest at 10
20: c9Gt lr0IA May S.h, 1874. but subject TO g
Credit ii @l.G IS; tho remainder Of the purchase
moGcT II hay uJon T. crUtii CT siy, twelve a.d
Glgh'cau m"nlhs, 10 b, secured by Tho notes Of
purchaser VI h good security the title 10 be re-
l.lHcd Gh.li ihI GG;afrui payments arc met.
GMUH4 RI u RAMEY,
EA"l-2"IW Commissioner.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR. Z. Q. WKsT's NERvE AND ERAIN TREAT
MENr q spaciGc for Hysteris, Dizziness, Con.
sion. Loss of Memory Srormstorrtm1. Impo-
teucy, involuntary Emissions, Premature Cid
AEo, caused by ovar.cyorticn, sclf abuse. or over
indulgence, which leads 70 misery, decay ard
death. Ono box will cure recent casos. Each
boz contains ole months trestlen!, One dollar
box, or six boIas for G71 Gcliare; teaL by mail
prepaid on receipt Of a7ica We guarantee sir
boxes 10 cure any c:sa. VITA each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied will!
five dollars, We will send tho purchaser our writ
ten gusrauleo to return TIC money il tho treat!
ment docs not effect cure. Guaraatnns issued
by JANNEY u CO, Druggists Alex0ndrs,
Vs. wholesale sud retail aEen.s, Orders By
msl will receive prompt attention. mari
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

SEY VlHTU il OF q deed OF trust from k,ark
~ Reiioy snd Anna Lulu, his wife, 20 Peter
Wise, trus.os dated The 18th tsy Of April, 1873,
ard recorded in the Fsuquier County CLERKS
Peter Wise, l shall on SATURDAY, June 25.
1881, at II oclccK M IN front of the Court
hou:e IN the town OF Warrer.on, sell TO the
highest bidder, FIVE HUNDRED And
5iATY.FiYE ACRES OF LAND, in tho
lower end OF Fauquier cCun!y, on the following
Terms: so tnucn cash as will pay expenses
Of saic and bonds and interest then duo; the
resldn9 on euCh lime az the trustee shall direct.
JAN Is {. SCOTT,
M!2)-w4g Sub5titutad trustee.
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- lIHHiEE*5 hL.E..I" VtI,rranJ,u ~.
- Gt. ~: " via soil 20 The hi,,hrst hid.
.:i "es On . ~ iiDt Juno l5ta 1881 at Clifton
'y;%i;n i 70 Va. Midi:ra Z: K, THE gNTIHt;
,?6.Si:t ~ = s:s; ~ oi SPOKE MILL ALL
Hon - tA + Nd II GOOD RUNNING
"MDh x 20 a>!iiy -" ":ccu,ion in NV hanGs for
sI!iec'o2, s'yrA p,'I;r - Hslzsl. Tsrme
'",n. s>A'c Al - - FVsi. AYHE, ,Jr
,...,,.. r,,... sheriff.
>" 'u'Sr'VIio. u. q mylS
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BY Green 81 Wise. Auctionee1s.


RY V1kTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
~ SIuIl Cour! for tho city Of A!oxsndris, en-
Irrd at '!S Msy term. 1881, in tho char cary cause
q! james +. Cariin Vs a alexander Hunter ct nls
IN sail cGu:t pending. the uudersiene I'D commits
s,onrTs therein named. will on SATURDAY,
tho IN dsg of Jniy, 1881, cxpose 10 sale IT public
auction in front of the market house building. on
fairisA street. Alexandris Virginia, tho follow
ing described property: A CHKTAIN TRAUr
Or LhNO, Containing ESQ acres more or lass,
hnutts and lying in Alexandria county, Vir.
slnla. on Tho Wost sido % the Washington aud
hiaxancrls Turnpike and bounded as follows:
Cn tie Forth and west by tho lands CT a. 4.
hodlson, on the south by the Alexandria Canal,
and on tho cast by the Old Military Road, being
q psrL OF tho Abingdon tract & portion of the
irac! contained in the sbove description and
boundaries TO wit: The portion known ss
Eutlslgh, containing 13 acres l rod and s poles,
SAu teAct OF ~ scros heretofore convey cd 10 Ill.
-. Gore, Will 70. be posed TO sslo.
Terms Of Sales: Enough in CO h TO pav the
{ !sts OF suit End salo. and the sum OF 81 3;6 So
Wi!h SIX per cent intorest from tho 4th dsy oi
Hovamhcr, ISL subject TO credit of SIPS IS of
Nerch l9.h, 1877. and tho resiCuu of the pur.
chaso money, II any, ulou credit OF siI, twolve
ara eighteen months, TO bo occurred by tha bonds
~ the purchasers with good security, md The
.'"lo rolsincd until they are paid.
<. w. WATTLES.
CunNL IS +. STUART.
Js"-.t5 Con re-. of Sales.
4 t0M MMl5Hiu ER'S SALE
-.Of--
NhAG&ElN EEAL ESTATE
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Space. VI. IN. m. 6 m. yr.
discipline i.s she Freue!l Army.


Il ~cuid be ;1:sr2stes 10 get cxsot statistics
IS 10 tao IumDir Ct men SHOT gu tie French
eide euglcg tho Var, together With tho oGenses.
Unfortunately ito War Ofic} oan rot, or will
ao:, give auy information on This head. Possi
bIy 10 T:card i!ag been KEEP: ci these executions;
bu; this much is c:T!S;g, that every officer vino
served through tbs war il ready with stories Of
hGT summary o3rteia Generals went TO work
to cSta6sa order Gncns tha!r troops. Gen.
Chochalt, ,no present military Gogernor of
Palls, wss terribly strict, bus popular all tho
same; !oc he YES known to SC just. end kind
TOO waeG lie c3ud etfoTd 10 bo co. Having tho
command ct Iaw l57ies, inclined to bo insubor-
dGsic. hc resolved 70 show them promptly tha!
hc WAS ihelG msscr Oco, ha issued strln-
gent otdcr 8 ilc5t r1bo;as iralt aad vegetables
lt1m the tie!ta ard tho sagdeGs Of tho peasants
10 Tho LoiFa Falicg. x few iags altarward
couple ct I1usvtS stole GU Of camp By night
HHd gathered q 1askc;iul oI potatoes. TheGo
s:rVcd in ha lta.isti v:ar, sud they wera trlvo
fellows, much liked ty t&ois C0oaol; bus this
oI!y inad0 t'cir ctE;n31 w1Eao 10 the GeueraYs
ogcs; "lG:," seid he. IF old sJldcra set tbs
example Ct 5is9bGd:crn1, how oau We expect
the yourg o-cs 10 oheg?' So tao two H3lsyes
we're shot.
On another occasion ihrcc young Gcidiers took
/. into their heads TO 80 ous OF camp without
leave on s. Sunday, III rrder to dine with SOME
friends WHIP lived in Tho noighb0rhood. They
returned in .ime for tattoo, thinking probably
they ESd committed only vcaial oiIorse. They
were snOL tSo next morning. Ono more oLsrl-
plc viii show Wha! stern justice hiss to be metoi
cut whtto ti1EGipe is ret available, General
C!incha1s had issued orders ihG; on tho march
no soldier was 10 cIiGib into the ambulance vans
o7 store wagons unless certified lamG or i'll by
:hu army surR50ns. Ibo reason of this order
'Sas thst 81 number ofll%y go!diefa used always
10 swAlm On TO wagons n order 10 2es lift in
stead OF marching Ono day younsster who
wss N ft!iecs hssltn clamtore1 inside van,
md was discoye;ai there by Sergeant, who
ord6red him to go. out THO soldier alishted,
but, determined to havo Ei3 drive, he slit open
his boot md inflicted slight cut on his foot to
laaSn believe h0 had gone lame. q corporal
saw him, and By. by II lai WAS reported
! tor tho double oionso cf aisoboiienca and ma.
iinGcrcS G'hen he hEG bcSn court-Rasrtialed
the General gave min chance Of his life by
calling On :.l;n - confess ;EH! tho injury TO his
'o@5 waa sc!t.iI llclcd; hat tho foolish fsl!ow.
thinking t. sava himself By lio maintained
sto"!!y that 10 md Eoac ..iGo Dy stopping on 8
lins Ae Was accor:asy handHd over to tho
trnToSt ah:s!:;:' nad E!lo..-St James Ga.attc.
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Dncl:issx ss.a Closing @. sne nsasis.

issscs:iss& ssad G3es1iss; oz siie Essssis.
CLOSING.
iHaC:iG&.0n, =. c., and 1'oFti: osssern msils
$. II, - IL. 2nd and 4 ID .. -.
Western TlGjs 30 sad 8 IS n. -.
southern mails. yis Richmold VI, 10 &c G.,
10 snd 4 81 md Is p, III.
South end Southwestern malls, vie Lynch
GaVg, Virginia. WY nr1 through mei:s, 7 co a.
n. s,ud 9 u y. III.
iAsIat2a5 Division 7 % 3. ii.
Alexandria % i*ouad Hill Ye., 6C0a m
csEEIEC,
No-.ee-;l and Western mails, vic Washing
.on, Z. O., S 30 &. n. II "a and CO p. N.
Southern nails. vs LsicE2aond, To., s 50 6. u
aud 8 JQ .. III,
Southwestern uaiis 7ia Lynchburg, Virginia,
N.2;ouGh n.aiis) !Gc!uGinG wsy mails On Midland
EaiiroSdr 90 g. -,
NGnassaa Division 90 p. m for Iock bc1 caly.
Sound Hill TO Alexandria, W., 3 80 .. N.
GiIcc Eour5-UWCa opens 6. s 80 4. m, and
c.c=es st 1J p. II.
Sunday Aou.s-nf2ce orena a. 45 E. H.. snd
closes 81 ) 30 S. IL.
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kTGTsDE BaEIER,
4 DMlNlhTkATOKS SALE.

rs adm'nl;t'Stor Of VIM. H. Thcra!on de.
ceased, will sell IT pub ic suc!ion
On SATURDAY JUNE 25.h, 1881,
ST, st the livery stsblo kept by the said WIN. g.
inornton, on north Washington street, Alexsn.
Gfis, Va, commencing ct 10 o'clock a. m, al
Inc sioek in enid livery stable, consisting Of
HACKS, BUGGIRS and CARRIAGES.
Ono new twelve.seat Coach. one eigbt.ses,
Coach one six seat Coach, lot Of Double ard
single Harness. Ssd9ee, Brides. SC also eight
Vslusbe Horses and ono Cow. Terms at sale.
r. A. KIRBY,
Jol"-2o!i Administrator.
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,,'o'1., uh'9i on tho 21ta day Of February. lS7s
.fu.ld oS Caa'ios +. Sa:ua, erd Of record in
,,a :,or r"ma f-coils OF tbs city of AcSsn5ris, Va
4or 'oes Co. :. pso l2j aid by the reque., Of tbs
irn.,lo ~ i;acieDy l"demnif91 and secured as
- tEla ceet nsrnc1, will proceed to sell
=. pGoI'2 auction, ~ ths front door of tho noon.
'ios i,,s conveyed on SATURDAY, tbs ID dsv Of
Guy; lSSI, nt II III. ths ss!d premises to u,;t .
tHo -; 49, " GROUND With the HHIGK
.ian = ~ q ~ - e thereon, situated on ,hg noTtb
s,rc.ts i; - 1A,hE s:ret. bs:"oun Lee and Uh;on
Gn Nihg street ~ f4ot nrd o:tondipa north.
ET"fdiI " tne same width as in front Il f..st 70
{ s?e''o alley; baiag the premises now occunjcJ
h7 + t. OJRatanI s, 60 - " ''1"i''o"
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& HOMMi$SiGHEW5 SALE GF VALUA-
~ BILE LAND ~ FAIRFAX COUNTY.
pursuant TO decree OF tho Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, June term, 1899, in the suit Of
susan EenntdY v5. Philip Howard, ct al. the
lndeIslgned commissioner will olfJr for sale d.
Publc auction, In front Of the Court House, be-
tween the hours OF II n. and i p. ID. MONDAY
June 18th, 1881, (cou't day.. a VALUABLE
IHACI OF nhND containing III acres and
l2O po,s. Ills land lies on Little River Turn
plko four niles east of The Court House and tan
Liles from tho (i'y Of Alcxsudria ia OF good
quality, we'll waLefod and tilnbg-ed.
Terms OF Sale Cash enough 10 pay costs snd cx-
ponses OF sn't"hd ssle; onc-third upon coE!iTms.
ton OF sale by The court snd esidue in ono snd
lWoy years with InicIost from the day otaaio Title
retained TIL the last psy ulcnt IS made. Personal
security ~ be given !0T tho deferred payments,
but upon the payment Of one.thrd in hand,
personal security may ba dispensed with at the
discretion OF the commissioner. CoyYeysr Cin &
Rt tho cost OF the Purchaser
y. M. CH1CHESTER, Comm'r.
FAirfsI &. H.. Va, Nav lS:b 1881