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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-04-16

Two men were fighting in New
York on Monday, and policeman
was trying to arrest them, when the
Amazonian sister of one of the men
rushed into the fray, and, selling the
pollceman's club, wrested 1t from his
CRASH and knocked him down. She
subsequently, paid SO tor the satisfac-
tion Of flooring the officer,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-04-16
A Word to Young Men on Courtship


Whether woman is justified in
proposing marriage to a man, under
any circumstances, is question still
unsettled. Seine bashful men would
cencede them the right, but the ma
iority prefer to enjoy the prerogative
unmolested.
Many women are able to encourage
suiter in numerous ways essen
italy feminine; and this they have
an undoubted right to do. A maiden
may not be so likely as widow to
give hesitating man assistance in
reaching the point of making a pro-
posal. but probably few girls are
altogether surprised when the mo-
mentous question is asked them, and
some of them who turn cut to be the
most exemplary wives take much
pains to pave the way to it.
Even If their own modesty and
coyness prevent their making the
pvertures, their mothers may be less
shy about the matter, and see to 1t
tina: the young men are given oppor-
tunities to announce their intentions,
and are encouraged or cajoled into
doing it. But it is rare thing for a
good girl to squarely court man
and directly offer herself to him.
The woman, as the philosophers
say, may be the first to fall in love,
but she will only let the secret of her
affection be extorted from her when
the man acknowledges that his heat
is captive, and asks her to confess
the love she has cherished, but per-
llaps has sought assidueusly to hide
from.
Good girls are very charry about
making the first advances in any
such way as to let men knew what
they are about, and their instinct di-
reefs them rightly in so doing. They
wish to be wooed and won, and refuse
to surrender to the first summons.
Therefore it is safe to warn young
men against girls who seem inclined
to do the wrong Yonkers Gazette.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-04-16
DIRECTORS.

Samuel BLACK, Capitalist. Baltimore, Nd.
WOODWARD ABRAHAMS, Cochran & CO..
Ice Dealers, Baltimore, Md.
r.. w. l.. RASIN, Chemical Fertilizer Manu-
facturer. Baltimore, Md.
EDWIN WILMER, Gen'l Agency, No. s.
Gay ST., Baltimore, Md.
Z. NJ. WILMER, Educator, Institute, 379
Druid Hill Ave-, Baltimore. Md.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
q IT III
AID SOCIETY
OF BALTIMORE CITY.
COL. EDWIN WILMER, Manager.
HOME OFFICE, No III S. GAY STREET.
OFFICERS.

SAMUEL BLACK, President,
WOODWARD ABRAHAMS, Vice President
II. w. l.. RASIN, Treasurer,
L. NJ. WILMER, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersIgn-
ed Will make application to the County Com
meeting after thirty days from the first pub
Iication OF this notice, for the erection of a
bridge across Savage River, at or near Thomas
road.
4 ELIAS MERRILL,
JOHN BANCORD.
5Wb PETER j. STEPHEN,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-04-16
Insolvent Notice.

Thompson Lower
VS.. , No. 50. Insolvents.
His Creditors.
ORDERED, This 2lst day OF February. 1881
that the 9Th day of May next, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, is hereby fixed as the time at which
Thompson Lower, insOlvent petitioner. shall
appeal in the Circuit Court for Garrett coun-
ty, to answer such interrogabories or allega-
lions as his creditors, endOrsers or sureties
may propose or allege against him ; and that
II, Wheeler Combs and w. p. TOwnshend,
Permanent Trustees for the benefit of the
creditors OF said Petitioner, shall, prior to the
said Fifth day of May next, give at least forty
days notice of the day SO fixed and of the
purport of this order, by publication In some
newspaper printed In the town of Oakland
VIII. TOWER,
Clerk Circuit Court for Garrett county.
True copy
Test-W. H. TOWER, Clerk.
II. WHEELER COMBS,
w. p. TOWNSHEND,
2M Permanent Trustees,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-04-16

ATTORNEYS.
MARSHALL & FISHER.
g. LANE TANYHILL, NJ. D., 100 W. Biddle
st Medical Supervisor.
WILSON q. REGISTER, NJ. D., IL N. Cal
houn st., and d. w. CATHELL, NJ. D., 2 N.
Broadway, Medical Examiners.
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BLACKSMITHING.

The undersigned are prepared to do all
kinds of black smithing at their shop on the
fcorner of Mill and second streets. Al cork
ugaronteed. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIAL
TY. Call and see us.
KILDOW Il YELOLY.
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~ G-aaa ~ Wiso

!'C"i Gssalo Agents and Auct:onacss.j
F1bEUE % q DEUHEN OF TIE
SS Circuit Cou!. CT AisxGnd,is county. v.
TolucruG hi Ia Ma. ta.2!. 1851. il tho suit OF
1csopl L. Ec!2oI &c. Joshua pu.2ey, 10 cGn.-
cefJ, 'ao undersigned, commissioner therci;.
nsmo6, viii cner for ssie q. public auction, On
SaIU hDaY the 18th Gay o. October, 1881 in
'front.' CT tie 1a.ke: Building, en- Fairfax strast
a. ~ IL oeiock m. the folo&ng described KEAi,
Et5TATE 10 wit:
ATTRACT OF Lam y in The county OF hle--
snGIln, adl?lnluR the ia2ta Vi h.ryey Bliley
ind SeHel L. Cotbs... Lhu fCuc Mile Kun snd
ma Arlington Turnpike Sad i.-ct Of land ia
otuact.. AID Gescrbut: in :, doc .:onn Bsi;oy
,hc "liu 70 fttor DAVIS. IGcofGoa ia ib.r x EG.
" p. IS OF &c iHGG records OF a!e1sndria county
10 "hich fnlerench u lasdo, snd Contains now
aoou. CHa AuHDEEU sED nEVEN
AIRES moro o. less.
Terms CT sac: Na-E IS % co:.s Of sui: s.d ss,,
rEd SO u :ao sun # :; 1901 WITH Interest there.
% Iron S"2. lIth. 1881 s,nt. IA 10 ina lesdas Vt
Lac purchase money. II any, upoa credit OF six
we've a.o e!i. lseu months, win interest fecrn
daIo CT saiu Ibs boaGs 0f ;hs purchaser win
g3ol secull 20 % takol f.. Tue deferred ps,-
m ants. and thI its - Do retained u0liI they pr,
palt. CHARLIE t. STUakT
set9-.5 CCnlGl'r Of Gale.
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Set Back ~ Years.

We troubled for many years with Kidney
complaint, Gravel &c my blood bacame thin;
L WAS dull! aid inactive; could hardly crawl
about Was an old woru out msn sll over; could
get nothing to help ME, until got Hop Bttera,
and low l an boy again. My blood and kid
neys sre ali right, and am az active So 8 man of
81, although 1 an II and have no doubt it
will C rs we'll for others Of nv age 1t i. worth
q lrisl, L Father. )-SuMday Mercury.
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hy =. =. I.u,ae, Huc.ioneer

Dr. 6A@JHDA-:. Qcs,ter G.h, 1851, 6: II
~ ocec< -. II f-cu. Ct tho aarks. building.
On n noEst s':ve., VII sell, - public auction
thereon. consisting Of q TWO STORY BRICK
HoU5A. ifoatilg ~ isa. On Payne s.rae. be-.
tween hing nHd friEca end ,u3niny back Ia
ieat, belpG che properly of when Mre. Carolina
DreltEs cisd St!z ID nnd possessed. Terms: cash.
sep2i-t .3J:.IlJ:, i;;EISI;S 49,
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MIRiATURE ALMANAC, OCT s, 1881,
Su': rtses......-". 70 S,.,. seto-........-. 81
ARRIVED
htr Lady tf the I.ske. Norfolk. to Y 4, Hsed
CIR Mat.aao. lower Pete. 10 j Brotcrs & Go.
Schr Bessie Beach Georgetown, to Ameri.
can Coal Go.
SAILED
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk. by il q Reed.
scnr j lvans. DaDvccEr2l., !MGsa, By j z
Aguew & Go.
EEIC3AEpA
Schr johnson. from this por. at Norfolk 81
Schr; 4 Q Lyon tnd Ella II Barnes from
Richmond, ct New York 4th.
Schr5 Oliver Schoiald snd and Jamcy Fl. Eoyt,
the latter for New Haven st Nsw York 4;h.
Schr Nolman, cleared at KenEt, Il. S., for
this port 25d.
schIs Msry Holen sid Z Whitman, cIosred
ss hempt. n. s, fer Richmond 9th
Schr Ada + Whst!o7. for Richmond, cleared
az Boston 81.
hschr Glars Bell, fra Rchm2a!, At B).tco a.h
SGhr ) Il Crawford sailed from Charleston ~,
for richmond 4lh.
Schr 4 a hchion, from Richmond, IT Lynn
lst.
schr Earl ? Mason. ssled from Proyiience
for this per! Sd.
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AUDITOR BRoCKETT's REpoRT.-A Mia.
man OF this c. y scot to an Eopllsh hon4hn'd r
~ iIaslsnd c-p2 # Auditor 7 J.. Br;cket,'s
last annual report Ia acknowledging the re-
lpt OF the report sNc English z h,lenap s.ys +.
Il thsrk you fer scU6icg ina tie snuu,l renc1i
Ct the cry Of Alexaudri' have rcfustd il
with much iotCresi. |; dee, Mr. huIi,r,
Brockett great credit fer bi- it'd Is.ry anl fstc
10 its COMPILATION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

FItur y sLesdy and trn. Whea! IS n better
receipt, AMI prices arc o shade higher; the.e
were offerings OF 1884 bushels, with sales o. lao,
Ids and 40 for Futz. $50 and l52 for mixed and
l62, l56 and l51 for Lancaster, tho lnttar for
fancy lot Corn is quiet. with sales Of 526 bush.
els OF white at 81 No Oats rsoorted, and 90
bushels OF Bya sold a: lOr. County produce is
scarce and wanted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Tho Heather Probabilities. Oct. ). 1851
For tho Middle Atlantic States fair woather.
northerly winds, higher barometer and station.
a!y or lower temperature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

Return thanks 10 Tue Iuplic for their liberal
patronage in tho past, and earnestly reuues, that
si persons dc,irng TO have Stove, Furnace or
Flra' PlAce Heater work done, will esva their
orders with them at oLc,, SO as 10 eVtii the rush
OF the fall trade.
Tho "cplsndil" Fire Place Furnace for heat.
Ing ono or moro rooms. is tho best in The world.
q Bro, cor. King and Washington streets.
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AJsjThSa@ G.As,mn.

sI7O& SALE A'c AuCGGOn, on TUys.
-. =. PAY, My. Isl! 1851, a. L. n, in front Of
1u M A"SIE1t: a!eS.nGfia. Va, @EU PRINT
.na Ap; u:se2A.ca5 noH u:eG in pub!isbinr the
baE x GesacDGec, TeFiua: Casa. Inquire of
sept-IA. CAS6IiI5 CaHrRR Erustee.
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CHANFRAu AT ARMORY HALL. Il. s.
Chanrau. the we'll known conmcdiao nud
character ""'or, appeared at Armory Hall l.st
night 10 "kit. tho Arkansas Traveller" sun,
ported by Z. W. Ts5leuros COMPANY. The
Efforts OF Mr. Chanlrau aud the other 60 ora
were fully appreciated by the audisrco. which
was not as largo as tho performance d(srvcd
The entcrta!csncn. concluded with Iaushnhl
comic drama OF ono act entitled "My Dsu,te,'.
Debut. The Company left this nloraiue for
llagerstowD, Nd.
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FROM sUMMsRTo y ISTEE.-Thc W I'd 9c;,
had been bIoalog from the seu;h Tor Woeky
past suddab!y cheogcd to tic porthwes. ycs,cr-
d-y afternoon, IS stated ia the GsZcttr. p.o-
du'os slight clsoSc in tho o2prcssiv II no:
wcsih,r. As the hight wgru Oh tho wind
raised. snd ty clsvon O'clock g cold gale from
tne perth Set TO- couiuuif., ualil this mirairg
causing tie mercury 10 tho thcrnCm"t 10 fsl
from point Tsg beyond summer heat to 80
degrees. thus, 10 orc nisht, tracspor,irg The
p.oile from IL to,tid to G cynpass,iveiv y lar
Climate, aud as couscuueoce mapy cf the cj,i-
zeDs 10 day have been safFering with the "ssjG
lbs. Those Whc, yesterday. were declaring
that 1t wss as hot a,-"nugens," were 20 dey So
loud 10 their declarations thet ii VAS 90 cold .s
me devil. Straw hats and snd al Ei5ds q
SUN ner clothes have beeD called in.
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MAEnIAGE-Ths msr;irs, Of Nf. j, Gle
Ton SEoo:. popu!sr y)urg gc1tiomaa Of :his
50, aud Mss Ffa1k Il Wocd. enc OF Alcxap
GIN prettits; ladies', was solomtiz.d in the
Methods! Epi:c)pIl Church, South, ia the
presa1cI OF lsrGo NUMBER CT iavi,ed suesla
tbs mOroIcs, a II 0'otcck, Rev. Dir. Gar3inar,
inc pryslllos older Of this district, bsiog the
ethcaucg clergyman. Tho osremooy ever, the
happy couple, a:tcr rtc:i7i0g The c0orralgs,
ton5 OF their Numerous f!i.nls, luft 70. the
MNor!h, Thcro thfy will eDoad thoi: hn8cymooo.
The bride VS. a;tl!cd 10 a ncs', GsFk t;nyci0g
dress, while the Lr5dy's uaidcs-Miss Dyra
NeStco, ct Washington. AID bliss Forerc,
Smoo:, Of tals citg--Tlro sIriyed in vi lie.
llossrs. Harry Smjo eud d. Saith Gordon,
the latter from BAItinoTe, wr.o III. sr,ous-
nep, AID the u7hcIg we're Mrqsgs. Robert
FrcLc5, 0. Garter. T. W. Wheat, n. i.
Perry, >. N. White ard T. w R,tiusc3,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

FAIRFAX COUNTY CIDER VINEGAR 3 years
od. 1hc 6cSt nad most reliable for PICKLES.
N:9rr falls. Sid by GEO. hloBURNEY Il Son,
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SOMETHING NEW.-rbe S. p. Tea c., No,
o. .; Meg street. gives presents with Tess aD1
HVh'es. Sstlstaclon guaranteed or money re-.
saoaed. Norman W. Wren. formerly of this
CITY, 's 10 charge. (ci5 3,
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia = d0erfiser
LOCAL BREVI9IEg.

Inc pew tea and coffee store, Ne. GO King
Street, Is very attractive establishment.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Columbia
5. I. Il. Company will be held to night.
Cap!. j. w. Davis will leave here .o-pigh!
Tor New York, to pilot tho Uoited States iraio
log ship Portsmouth to YoiktoRo.
Mr.. r. P Ailcheson is preparing plans for
the extension Of the shops of MessIs. Aitche.
s7a i B:o., on Union street.
=: E regular meeting OF the H9dyaulioa Steam
Fre Company was held lsEt night. with Vice
PRESIDENT K. l.. Came in the chair.
Wi!l Eiza, colored, WAS arrested this after.
noon Tor an assault on colored woman named
Nan Lucas.
Tie steamer Lady Of the Lake, irota Norfolk
ezperionced very rough time coming up tie
river last hight. arriving hero sbou. seven CLOCK
this morning.
Tie passenger train over too W. & y. r R.
VAS delayed 8cmetims 10 lis arrival here this
afternoon By one Of the cars of The trsin jump.
Ing tee track NEAR Lecsburg
Tho Light Battery g, Second Artillery, U. s.
army, which lef! Fort Hamilton, New York,
sept. -. and Battery A. from tho Washington
arsenal, rssscd through hero this afterLo3 IN on
route for Yorktown.
Robert Smith, colored. % complaint Of j en-.
nie Carroll, also coI0red. was pct uuder bolds.
yesterday afternoon, by Justice Thempsor, to
keep Ihe reGce for twelve mooths.
So utterly careless srs many people as to the
worth CT t;ne, that they will waste months Of
it 10 1cpioing al their i'll fortune of always be-.
ing sick, @hen they cou'd take Hamburg Drops
s0d b, promp'y cured ofD3spepsia. Liver Dis
:.
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c$ @s|: :! { Gissi"diG 10 ~iE:
RI, CHARLES Il. lTO0FF, Cashier Of Tn,
firat National Bank of A!cxaudria, Virginia, do
SolGmny swear that the above statement is true,
10 the best OF my knowledge and belief.
CllAS. r. HOOFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before mo this an
day OF Oc.oce:. 1881.
&. AEaPRP, Notary Public
Corrcct-attcst:
Nm. j. uCoTuE,
). q REALE, Directors
s. FERGUSON BEACH. oe,5-1t
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kIJESBT s.aLEs.
| ). AA E'H Is SIZE.

. IL E'9 Is $ Is,
,ba oy nvi,'uao. "a o:1er CT ths Cifu i, Court OF
Inc United States for tle Yssteip Ui;tr;cl 9,
virginia, entered o TIC attach m sat suit ofS, =,
an1 II bowling vs.. S. A. Will, i will sail al
puolie auction, ca TUESDAY, Tho lS.h day Of
ioesooel' io;l q: III O'clock E. u on the prem.
ises ol ssio Willis. about t%'o niiaa f,on Free.
t b eepos' on the Als1aadria and Ereiericss
o9rg =: Is in Prince William county, Va, one
STEAM ENGINE AID BOILER, Of abou;
IWe1Ts n rse power; s!so q SAW EILL, and
said ri!l. 0S'VAs'Hs "
Terms; Cash oa Gsy Of ss'e
,o =. /. hANSDSLi., u. S Il
eeto-.o BY l. 9. UNEAh. De; Wv.
/ iOM MlSSIONERa' SALE OF VALUa.
! oLa hhAL ESTATE-Hy virtue of q
1878 OF toe Clrcui: Ccur! for tho county of
ralifi1, rendered at lis June term, 1871, in tba
csuse OF Willism Ayre. il, Sheriff Of Fsi,taT
iSUuhsy, ana as such administrator OF Louis S.
: deceased, sgsnst Burdette Skinner,
sne uaoefSigneor commissioners, will e,pose to
SAFE az pn6llc auction, at Fairfax Court House.
~ un MN ms i "a tho 18th day of October, 1881,
tne Ek&OT OF LAND upon which pnr3s,to
Skinner now resides, containing ia scres en%
~ poles, lying on the Virgins Midland Rail.
WY mloway between Burkes and Fsirfs1 sts-
1ions, ana II miles from A!eYsndris. The i'm.
ptoveI9ents consist Of comfortable DWELL
M ooA On Ine north side OF said T. r. The
.and Is Of good qa.lity, and las an abundance Of
nanosr LOT the support OF the farm. Mr. Skin.
a,tv i re n upon INC isrE will show the prop.
Ierns of Sale: a sufficient sum to be- n,:i :,
casn On ihe day OF sale 10 psy the costs and o..
ieAaea O. sG!e; ths recidue in three eousI nav.
monts OF ono, two and three years, wita intars,t
ION tae dEy CT sale; the title to be- retained and
we taaa iae!o to b. 7esold upoa default in eth
s-o :. 10 ueesiea psyms1ta Tie Commissioners
sre also sutSoI:& ID to soil the property Ut mr..
Vate sale. Sale between II and / oiciock az pc
6ENRY w. THOMAS
IHOMAS MOORE, CoEm'rs.
Fairfax county, sopl7-ts
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Eeauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WiNE OF CARDUi."
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ll2lG. 'u'o no" "iii' "''" !" . d :
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&HKAF AND CUT OATS for ssle by
CHAS S. TAYLOR, JR,
hukO NNs. 81 ard q King 81.
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NrCSsrs. Sfanshury IN Krn

For salo by h. y. Lesdboator s. Bro.
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived Boats Il Snow. Green snd w f
Bell to American Coal Co; II q " Boyer, 10
Hamp & Bait GOAL Go; q $ Fr:ncl, 10 Vim a
Sm DO.
Departed boats Il Snow, J Green, w
Bell. Light. & II S.oneErskef ind u s Frouch,
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uaeusag mmss Gaossnv Of the Rssirs.


"peusag ss'ss Closing Of the RsslIs.
,,, CLOSING.
a. n IL tn. and and Is T " NJ, malls
Western mails 80 and 8 b y, N.
'&uihorn mails, via Richmond, We. IN Al a
IA. and 80 and 8 Is pm. - ~ " ~
south ana Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
o ~ E1iTS,Hia way and through maila. 100 a.
:i IN = 20 :, IL:
I,r:.'to: =, ''S ,", ~ =; H.;
- '''u"u WI W., SUI NJ
s,orth.,., ,,. ,s,' .hS.Ho'
'o;.' u, e., 80 :. m, L II. XII . ii >. n.
;;01!Ea:n T,Gilg VS. i;ichnnra, "a. 30sm
ana 80 :. n.
=, s;ousa 1asiegr ,e&,la via Lynchbrrs, Virginia
y ,io1HH '.'"l;sj iAc!id!nE |Gy mails on Midland
T.J:..s.s U.:i.i.,,. : 20 n.m for ,oc,> hor or,n
:0und In: e; .21sEtr:a, W. 81 = ~ ''''
enc. l,..,,,g; ;.Ern n..rna '''s 81 ~ =. "a.
..S. 80 = .. I''''' ''S"a al ~ E. IT, and
'2%1s , - : @:c''s Il IS p. r.. and
- = - :, =.
(xnA ggMgNyI CAr cp,vSr; -
{ ~, = - . -. :. ~ "a cE ENTl-We
aes..;ng frau. cars, g.. picc sc per b. Al
MCLEAN 81 ljHI,ER
s2I.O &c King et-set
= re-, -.
e gallon Common &.nss EarItensra lu s, UnU
Pan: which ,7c a:2 olcyiag vary low. C.lj md
LOOK {: TIC.
jyi8 L, MILLER 6 %.
NTEsg4 daily receiving lr9.h country Butter,
Try Produca 20 which wo invite the sttontion ot
families aad isscrs -
sei-o W. E. JOHNSON s CO.
EStOADIHG SH,rI,EE3I EOT,nyNG sun
a. TgESl-Wo have iu,t rrceiyej rey 10,
o! Folding sj.ttc,s. useful on lawn or norch '0'
Ii cuhAE % UHLER
Aas] ---------- I6 King street.
Y O4Kl r,GOT,Y0uDoW IN TnrI-v
"a rOWDE2 n fib hoTs 90, ba mol e cd
Tor Gao do!!:c Jcf box st
", Z. CGLlG hTOS'S,
.so s. King s.ros!
yzUP Br.IEHS tho n,cst nor,,Ior,,,:o -
1 ne d y, IS advertised in smother column
Of the uAzeiio. sro sold by
1ayll !. s. LbADBEATsR & BIO.
NULpu:yE OF LINK r,of,,l orI;o1o g..
: preserving Cider; il packages thaI '' csn be be
sen. by mail, II necessary Tor ssie by
sep25 z. $. LEADBEATER 81 BRO.
rEElY YAaS-rA ooo re- e., 81. -
~ THOMAS PERRY, O "
.;Gc3. fos the Ladies Employment
yrYou Wal. the incest sa5 sx.s,s., p We,
! ! >: Do =! !Gt ia,!to use QUHnN's OoAPK&ssST
aeol j. G m MI lI'si X
CGrlTt1yra co.p u. C.II -
- ard fatEornnd Soaps, manufactured by
Schui%, - nc Soap Boiler" received TO. day and
lor sac oy l3ep2el j. q. M1LBUKN.
THOiOE CHIT Hsy Lorod :, 49, ::
- f""a'ties 70 sun, tor ssle by
CHAS S. Ia YLOR, Jr.,
sS'' 10 - King street
b Ict HhSht hD lot Ct The celebrated
,i. AN1 Ihh D1C AIOh. Tor re.
'osus h.cSSe a"u -i ns'Hs from clotnlng aid
C,pl ,C 1:73s,. - - :. :.
e Ms SCc ED SJkN. tn6 h6SL and m n nj ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

FIRE THIS MORNING -AbJu! eight o'cl,c q,
TINS morning ire btcko on; ia Two SOW
Dr'ck hGuio on che c0ratr e 81. A,aph aid
diohon reefs. an aigin was eOuD.,d and
me lire dep':tmcnt Was prcnp !y on the g.cuoa,
out' owing 10 TIE tI&h G3It icrIY gale Irlv.l-
lpg at the tim'. iha 4 ,!0"- y,cn.e. TO the tbrco
aololl'ng LOUIS. AZ iou, Of Ii. HOUSES TO
sides being rcudcicd roof So, r. b.dlj dam
aged lns!dc by water. Three It ID: row. tc,n.
pied nv jcha hric', Easald Wgrme. snd
llsb1 Lhoe, al c1torcd, sara Owned ~ J ,In
a: Soaton. and !hc fourth tc,urie! by Jnseph
Blackburn. lis, cOlercd vas oRn,;i b, c ,lot,d
man named Sauc B:snaon. Ct A!cx4ndris
c1unty. Al Of tho Cctu pants h.d h.ir ftcai~
ture damaged. IL tic bropkiyg Gu; Of tt.r G,c
Which IL supposed 10 havc b,an Caused. by
detective fla. hnDe B:ic1 vas sick ID ,hr
mouse where II Cii2lna'cd AID Il REQUIRE. lmc
tim9 to Rct hr Gus. L. view Of he ,co. trlt :
high wltd woa boHing CHIEF fggjncer Il II.
btIED aud i!o mcm5 r. It TIC Fce Dcnt...
ment were comi Injected !oy ssviog tho ;,ocs.r
WAcA Wero 10 10 cXpcG-d poeiti0D, from ,c..l
destIuc ion. There wSs 40 iasucapca upsn the
properly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
!, ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, OcEr. g.

Ine market This week was vol iupp.ied With
common cattle, but good ones wore Hcarce aud
IN demand; prices about the same az last weok,
Calves ia demand with worry low offerings.
Sheep dull and nominal, Lambs in good supply.
out most OF tho offerings arc OF Very inferior
Quality with slow sales; good ones sell readily al
quotations Hogs in better supply ard lower
COWS and cs'Ves in better Inquiry, prime ores
being in domsnl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

NEw YORK CATTLE MARKET October c.
Seevcs-A Id! tu'iuess Was done 81 ISL! per
10 ior as5.iei Colorado cattle and 1T S2a!Ec for
ctmmon 10 p7lm, native steers. Croaaod beef
quoted at E9a73, ner ID for Texas end Colorado
SIDES and a. 7ta9!c for native do Cal7es-Ds.
mar fair, and the pens were cleared Veals
ranged from to 9ic per ID; srssers from 3a9so.
sheep and La1aps--GoCd stock hsi o quick
sale al sustained prices, and tho feeling was
uriner sheep so:d Ct from 4:5o per ID; lambs
a: 6taC3 Hogs-No lro portant change il rricos.
Uoarse to prime live hogs sold at 5 1851 per ICO
los; general business ct $50 50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

NARDSN HUSEl GARDEN HOSE
~ For sale by
MCLEAN s. BHLxRS
hJS> IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

sStE'S WAGONSl BOYS WAGONS
~ Fer sale cheap ST
j"I Mci.ESN s. uHLEE &c kim IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

C5A Bo1,s HIGGINS GERMAN LAIN.
~ DEG, STANDARD AMI POUND
CA & :UAHS ,caisei lc- lay ~
sep2J j. &. MIIRTTRE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

DDNhTEHSH6' FRIkND, or CHICKEN
4. row DEE. an article We Can rect IN mend
Tor diseased chickens, turSios sni oihsr owle.
SER E.S LEAD BkhTEk 81 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

Try QUIZ FINE GUNPOWDER TIA st
~ &C per 70 new 10! just received by
aux. -. MiLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

TAhL AND EXAMINE THE MARY.
W LAND BISCUIT WORKER at
MCLEAN s. UHLRRS,
JS" 76 King s.,aat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

{ lEACEED COIN, .ne bes. and most nutri
" tiou' corn feed for hocses. for sale BY
CHA9. s. TAYLOR, Jr.,
sept No. q kirg street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

T OMDON PURPLE
~ ard PARIS GREEN
w. F. CREIGHTON'S,
augl Q5 R;n3 stpanf