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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
VIRGINIA sGQDLaaIp RAILWAY.
NOTICE..


The undersigned gives notice thst by 7istus
of decree rendered on the Goth of December,
1850. by tho Circuit Court of the city of Alexsn.
dris, in the cause of Graham ps. The W. c., V.
II. & G. 8. T. Il. Co, ne il now prepared to pay
out tie fancs in his hands as follows:
ID 10 the holders of bonds ind coupons Of the
let mortgage Orange and Ale1andrs Rsilroad
Company, the princ;9aI and Interest thereon in
full to JANUARY ist, 1881.
(2) To the holders Of bonds and coupons of
the 81 mortgage Orange end Alexandria Bail
road Company, the principal and int:rest there
on I'M full to January let, 1851.
81 To the holders Of bonds ard coupons OF the
Manassas Gap Railroad Company, the principal
and interest thereon IN full to January LIST, 1881.
(4) 10 tho holders Of bonds and coupons of the
81 mortgage Orange and Alexandra Railrosd
Company dividend of 81 Is per contum upon
the principal and interest thereon to Janusry let,
1881.
bl To the holders Of bonds and Coupons OF sne
ISL mortgage orsage, A!exsndrla aad Manassas
Rsll|osd Company dividend Of y 81 per cent.
um upon the principal ald Interest thereon to
January LIT, 1881.
Each holder of bonds or coupons of the first
and second mortgage Orange aud Alexandria
Railroad Company, and the Manassas Gap Bail.
road Company, muss produce the same and upon
receiving tho money therefor surrender them
for cancellation. Holders CT tho third Orange
and Alexandria Railroad bonds ald coupons and
first Orange Alexandria and Manassas Railroad
bonds and coupons, who, as stated above will
receive dividends thereon must before receiving
such dividends produce tho ssme tia. such
credits may be endorsed thereon.
JOHN s. BARBOUR, Comm'r.
alexandria. Va. January 3, 1881, [j.4.eo2H
lR:cA. Dispatch and Lynchb'g. Virginisn ec2Sl
GENERAL OFFICE, J
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY CodPANY,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, January !, 1881.
The undersigned, Corporators OF the Virginia
Midland Railway Company, have appointed the
following executive cflcers:
John s. Barbour, Precedent.
L. w. Reid, Secretary.
W. Il. Marbury Treasurer.
a. Mclean. Auditor.
Peyton Randolph, General Superintendent
These appointments take effect from this date.
ROBERT It. BALDWIN.
J. WILCOX BROWN.
ROBERT GARRETT.
by virtue CT Gao authority ve::sd in ma, nc
Eco CT which i; sbove Communicated, I hsye
Ibis Cay assumed control and management of
the operations oftho Virginia Midland RsilWay
CoIpsny. all officers sad agents in the serv:cs
OF tho EecoiVcr OF tho Washington City. Vir-
glnia Midland snd Gca2t Southern RAILROAD
Company $50 hereby appointed to discharge the
cu!i:s G. t.ei, respective positions under tho
lIoiont osgsa;zation from and after this date
and will BE- recognized accordingly.
JOHN s. BARBOUR, President.
AlexsndTis, Va, January 1ss 1881. jsu3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

\ FAITHFUL AND EFFICIENT OGEICgR.-It
80 hut Simple &C: cf ilstic: TO most worthy
Gud tiEclsnt Ch;csr to commend, in he highest
terms, !h2 un;irirg ,G.rts CT NJ. Rc7Uury,
Superintendent Ct Gas, daring the late uop.o,
cadecttd s-vcTo weather, ic klclifg up q sup
ty OF gas ED preventing ;ol,t;o lucohveriecce
10 cur c'tz'us. Night Oat Cay hiss be l1Iorcd,
ob2yIos els at airy ND Ill hours. std tho
thanks Ct lie sss oon:uGio2 community arc
dna lin. -lls veil deserves tic praise # :od
AID tsl;ifai servant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
FRESH HsEaTs, EEsH, &c.

NJ OTlOE-l will lSva Oh 10y stall OHOIuE
~ BEEF, together with fne assortment of
all kinds CT MEATS, namely. Sausage and
Sausage Mea.. MInco Geat and buildings ell OF
my avn manuf:c:ur,. The same articles 1n.y
be had 3. my eto:o. No. IS south Eai1lsz street,
Also choice Leaf Lard, pl, ug expressly
for familg u:ei fresh Bu.:ar and Eggs.
Fruits and Vegot;abes OF Al kinds. 100 blbs of
Apples, Pickles BY wholesale srd retail, Gran.
berries Honia5 ind Beans, Ca,sup. Warwict-
snlre GAUGE and purs Olive Oil. l0J bills FISH.
consisting Of Mscke.el. Shsd and Potomac Hor.
ring; also - fac lot OF POULTRY, consisLiDg of
Iuskies. Hrcss, Geo,e and Chickens ! ro.
specttully ASK : sasra Ct patrolsgs.
EoV2 s. REEO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
BDDAS. q IA E'EEc q EsSK, etc.
JUST RECEIVED ST
| RENCH'S 99&9Y KIMGSI

a second supply o. the most beautiful gift
books Of The so.5on-'iHDIAN SUMMEE"-
Auiu an Poems ard Sketches, most exqpistely
illustrated; 81.
ColerldSee Ancient Ma,;se:; large folio,
sp!endidy il!uatrstcd; Is
Bible Gallery large fo!io containing orc hun
dted engIsv!aSs, BY Guatavo Dote, with doscriG-
$500
Pictures from tie German Fstbe.laal, drawn
with pen and pencil; s..
On the Rhine, NJ LAZY Bis1cho Murphy,
beautifully iliu:trat:i; S.
., A Qusrto TeEnysca. the Aldwor:t eGt;on,
illustrated By eninent artists s..
Octave LrnGfsl!og, nrolusaly illustrated; 81 80.
The best single Vo!u2o (qusrto) Shakespeare
IN America; glossary and aG index 10 all me
familiar pasasgea; &c.
Very handsome editions o. "Abido with No"
Tho BresSing Waves Eashsi Egh." Drift,
Ing" "Er2k Of Ages. ":Sone Swoat Home
"Un:i Ora" 'Peraephona." Sc. The:a volumes
make charming Christmas praaenis.
To the bus. setec!ed stock OF Holiday Goods i
the State We arc adding NOVELTIES
decl3 GEO. 20 FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

Properly SaLE.-bltsr rs. O'Naal aal La
CAS-. auctl0pces. sold. yesterday, q lot OF eroutd
With buildings thCr9ca, situated at the perth.
'stst Intersection Of F.is!fx and Wilkes streets,
iroulag CO Fs;tteg street lcrsy.ono feet seven
ltcats. ard !x:cadiaG westwordIy, in depth,
seventy seven tcat 10 SO siley three feet vide,
"l!h tbs right OF way over tho said ellsy, for.
:aelg owned By Mr.. {. W. NoHlard, to Mr..
J. Elacki!o Taylor. for 81 ,O5O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

TIE WEATHER The weather. Tbi,h has
tccn SUI jccs CT discussion, fer week past,
Vas TO diy, If Tho horrible condition Of The sldo
walks c.n b. p2ced to lis credit, ebou: IS Gisa-
grcea5!3 IS it wi! could be. Last tignt q
Hesv2 rsin s.t 10. az! macy CT tie Sidewalk:
gsa,o c'car.ii Of sGos9 - layar Ct c3 ssa: rcn-
Ga:2d W2.k!2: u22;. Gi&ca:;, oct TO sly mos:
ta0Zc?C1>. I'.c c)clm215mcu. Thou shalt
i.ot sS:2... "aagS35ahig broke. ulcre tinos last
Egh:, 'aaa !; ha5 Ho.n G1i;1x tic Whole Slip
pe7g sessta tl1 may H:.. The fs Il. sud every
%Q3y 1 90 ;.53 har5, it is Tor MAJ, when his
feet su5Gtniy giidc :rum uod,r lin, aod Lis
head and tho p2Wec1ca. embrace cacl other 10
keep back ''ca5s w1-!s." &c sidewalks, AID
ssrnot cTcsa'aCs Tere ccVc- 70 w>rs: e2rdiiio2,
and rGay ilQl.iles aT3 MAJ, Tor tie chain
gang. j. Is suggested that tho m:1tc-s IF
iha! tqca1 b. t!CU2it cut anl u: 70 T0ik
c'csrj0a The GUt:c7a y TIA: tbs wat:r caa pa:s
cM. Tho Upward ra2v3mGct Of to mercury
HIS c,2'iDrcti pretty slgediiy si2c3 Monday las.
AID 10 day AZ Two oc.2.k i. fcs;s!crcd a Go
s5css above zero. Size OF :ao ueaiberalso arc
5f he Op:nion that Inc present comparatively
add Waat0ar ia bu: the Beginning Of Jan.
nary thsR," aal p!cdic: 81 crs of high water,
fo7l:i csaT', api Other Gi:comIorts 10 Ioyw
hard upon mo heels Of tho tipping iros.s OF the
pas: len t-y9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

CID STUDENTS EUprSR The enausl re-
qEloo OF the Ola Students Association of St.
John Academy will take place to night. The
members Ct Tie socistg sill! taeet ct the Acade
ny st o'clccs. SHARP, end pJcc,ed 10 body
TO the Icn!!oe Hotel where q t4nq1et vi ,ako
Oisua
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

TIE RIVER. There Is 90 change to uo;e ia
The cccdtiou tttae river. TIE ice shows 30 ssc
Of giving away, although il is thought to be
sti;ening uLdlr the general thsw, yet every,
thing. Except tHc raiitosd steam tug, Brewer
too. which made n trip from this city 10 Shep
herds this mor;iog. is lying still. The Ice
blockade hrs had tho ,tI ct CT making business
90 the WhaIf dull, snd large number Of labor
lrs are thrown cut of enpiOyment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

Tic ige c. CoFFEES ct MCBURNEY's STORE
ar, "li&>ut tCuo: the best for the least money.
Amp p,rao2 viii say, IN oncy by purchasing ct
tb9ic sore. ia.4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

.!osTpoNEMENT.-ls bqs been decided, il
Vie" OF tao prevailing 81 westhsr, tho near
approsca at tie CiEtstG, snd ether plays 10 be
psr'orned by lady ard gep,eucu sma;eurs OF
the city, TO poslpcoe tie hop il vas Intended
give % Friday nigh. eek,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

Yac!c u2v:r WIS BETTER TIA for 50 cents
per pound tkal that which is row being sold ct
MC5URNEy's STORE. i.p4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

CHAMPAGNE CIDER AT MCEURNEY's is the
best We hive ever used. acd yes they only
charge 80 c,llis {. XII % Tor il. ira
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

INSTALLATION CB OFFICERS The newly
C!cctd Li,tfs ct Mac apio' Lodge, No. , x.
nt T.. =! jho lsa: ;2sot!ng q tho lodge were
1U!g i0,t1.itd ty u. y. 6. C., 0. I. Bsc,eit,
sssla'ed IS ia-t Charc,Iors. rs fellows }. &.
Wi lam, {. &; D. +. Webster. V. &; J. NJ.
Ge1Uond, =; Jo5 Corsoa. * OF r. l. :; +.
I. Steele, Nj. Of f &. &. E:cio. NJ. of T.; j..
]. HsIr;sop, II. at 4; 8. L. Rederavps, |. & ;
J.. A. k,as. o. g. +. Il. PsGgett, Steward;
Trustee CT tslt, Il. I. Steele. The Rspresar.
ta'iSe to The Grand Lodge is q. Il. H!2kco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

la his Ii is: a1i rariAblo climate Coaa ero
The rule rsthcr lhau ihe txc!D:ion. Di. Bulls
Cough S:tu? Is ia. Tia r,mtdy FIR ev,ry ons
to take t5rn sutf iias fam Cough, Cold or
aOy lEr;:t !f.uble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

COLD WEATHER. -pu1i5g !ho col! srsp
th}!. is D5thlag mac, c1ufci;stlc than good
no: S;cvr. Sro7;s It ell kinds to suit ell rur
ch2sc!s aaa 81! pr;co, cal b, found at SLAMS
h3'y'a Cea!sr! S,C9e ii"uas. corner Kiog and
Nash;ostoa S.Jte!s, tMcB1-aey's Building. J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

Dat dvus;--S. s. s. cures all impurities -
:! as';tss ~. 8: h9w lopg standing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

TIE Sour l!oUsE. --Tht:c was so Increased
dcusnd at he 0onD house this morning for
5'9sd and sour, and 'no applicants were n ete
happy By btiug torGlshed With boua;iful
supply. The supe!iute pdcnt Of the iuo,i,ntion
Mr.. G6o;So W. Clifford, acknowledges lho tol.
loving Drioutions sicc, Yesterday: Capt. j.
': Disis, 25 leaves OF bread; joseph Brager.
bushels oI potaiocs; John Nsilor, Is heads of
cabbagc; Sarusl Coleman, bustel Ct iurnips;
John ". Stewart. 81. Provisions are much
rcedtd. ant coptributioDs:siil bo;thsrkiu!ly 70.
cciy?d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

THE RAILROAD TRAINs-i'he trains from the
Gouth ever the virginia Midland road Gre now
srr;2icg co ;ue. bat those from tho north
cGhriuca 10 arrGo hero abcu. a1 hour late
Az cnx,oc with GOO car Of The !ss: mail over the
AeGerd5;a and Fredericksburg Railroad due
at riao o'clcc!., sr5ivad hero at ten. The
othac p0g;ion Il tho train hsd not left
Wilmington. Tho train ovtr the Washington
and Oaio RaiItoad, whioh hos, for the psss
week, only b,cp iun1ing Gs far rs Loest urg,
made Trip 10 llami!loa to- ly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

u. s. C0uaTs judge Z. w. Hushcs not
arriving il this city from Richmond until late
ihis et:Csato2, 60 busiress WAS transacted in
elt5cr tie Circui! or nia,l;c Clu,ss, aud the
grand Jury was az uI1ol c7ar til to morrow
raoraiaS 1T 10 o'oiGtk. Among those present
IL Tic court room to day, basides District A.
to!ne2 Lewis. we're Con- IL. II. Wcs, counsel
in the cs5o IT Hay vs. The CID Alexandria and
WashiGSton Railroad. and Mr.. Alexander Hay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

CoUaT ADJOURNED TILL SATURDAY,
C"loc 10 tho iodi;p5siliou OF JGdgo Chiffon,
tho Cvrpors,ion Cvur'. &C journcd 90 Monday
iii 10 daT. his b,cn iuttber GOurucd til St
urday nIx, al e!cyea O'clock. City Sergeant
Wm. II. Smith i: as3 c)l6acd to bis residence
by s;ck.@ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
Special announcement.

%b"CtnI e finONHoC1leuf.
JUST RECEIVED
F:Vo Er11!>d e!cS,at OvEnc0AT5 aud III
sTEREITES. UhicA Rm sc..:iog q. TWENTY PER
CENT lover than aly houao ia iaa city.
OVEECoATS f.o;n 81 50 up TT
NOSE WATERWAYS
Cor King md Fairfax els,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

EE~ NcT!cE.-The uuuunl meeting Of tho
Columb!s ). r. Z Go wil! be held at their Hall
to-norroT cy oring. "Wednesday at. so o'clock.
Tbs election Ct I'll csf3 ip7 tie ensuing year will
tskr .,!Ece. Every member i. requested TO at
tcnj. S. T. JENKINS Fec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

The Bill O. cor P!a;nt in the case cf WiIliam B.
Dnsno5n, ct New York, 40 President Of the
adams Rzpress Company and others. against
the Virgins Midland Railway Conpsny, was
fled in the I'll 20 Of tho Clerk CT tha U. s. Cir.
cai! Court in this city TO- day, and the necessary
papers wtre Immediately served by Deputy
Marshal Win H. Rye, OF Richmond, upon the
President and Treasurer of said railroad COM
Fsny. iha suit is sinil1r to others that will DO
commenced against other roads by the q dsms
Express Company, ind is 10 forco the ail@ay
cofnpsE;iee to give the express company the saE,o
isciii!.es they have slWaye had.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Weather Probabilities, Jmuay 5. 1885,
For the Middle Subsequently, c.oG57
weather, rain ia The Southern portion, ard
Snow in Tie Northern portioo; wi1ds f:om
Nortness! 10 Southeast falling barometer. sEd
10 decided change 10 the temperature, da:!og
thc res: Of " c6aaadsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
Alexandra, Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
FALLING IN OF RooFs AND OTHER DAM

FALLING IN OF ROOFS AND OTHER UAN-
AGE The pouring rain of last night, adding
TO tho weight Ct tho sn3w. which had b,en
allowed 10 remain 90 TIE housutops, caCscd
coDsiicrab!e darot2s to property in this city.
Tie ro0f ct Nj james Chatham's stable, ca
Pit street. betHoen King and Cameron, fell
10 this morrlcg about 5 o'clcck. demolisbipg o
wagon bel0r giug to Dir. G. William Rsus,y,
which WIS Standing near tho north wall. Taere
wero number CT horses 10 tho stable ct the
time, bu. the upper left being packed with hey
tie fall Ct ito ro0f vas checked, and Do0e OF
them Wero ;Ijl,cd,
The roof CT the back stable Of Nj. T5o.ass
Lanaoo, in an alley On PIT street. batwcao
Cameron aod Olaon, also fell in lss. hight, snd
the she'd sr1uoc Dir. NJ No,nile's store, corner
Ct Prince aad Henry street. fell this moroiog.
The alIing of several other eDal Ehed; are
reported 10 differept parts Of tho city.
rnc water Dipe eading tton the TOP Of Mr.
Isaac EchbcrS'5 establishment to the grcu36,
being frczeD, tho heavy fslt CT water last
nigh, uastb to pass off, tcrc,d sitsst
through The r3of AID the sids Of the house,
ov:iasHiug The stora to q coD,iderabls extent.
Fortu5st9'y the c1ndi.on of affairs vas diacoV.
cred III time TO scso largo q1anti'y of vaIus-
bic gocd', which would o!herNisa hsva been
damaged to dcs,ee that would hsvo made
tie loss heavy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

G lHO1CE DRIED PEACHES, CHERRIES
~ nnc APPLES fer c.lc by
jsI4 10 NILRTIRN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

piRD CAGESi BIRD CAGESI
40 We have just received lice 10. OF Bird
Csges. which we are selling cheap: also lot Of
the 6uc Cages. McLEAN & UHLER.
0ctl9 IS King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

SMALL SUGAE CURED SHOULDERS
~ received to-day By
jiE4 I H MJI.RnRhJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURES ALMANAC. JULY 4, 1881.
S1tn rises d AL Su,, sets-......... q

S1tn TiSts....-..... q Al S,ts sets........ 7 Is
ARRIVED.
Stmp John Gibson, New York, 10 + A Reed.
Str Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk. to A Rosd.
Str Mat!sno. lower Pot'c. to } Broders q &C.
Str Goo Lesry. Norfolk. TO Hoce.
Str Z V Arrowsmita. lower Potomac, 10 20
tumsc Ferry Company
Schr jennie kosclir, New York. 10 Burgess
& CO.
schr } w Rico. Baltimore, 10 VIM 4 s5moo,.
schr j II MsrviiI, Havrs Go Grac,. to tt
Meh.l3y Il Go
SAILED.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, by + A Reed
St7 NsLtsDo. lower Porc by Broders u Co.
Str L V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, By Pc.
tomsc Ferry Company.
schr Thes z Ball, Georsetown. b7 + q Reed.
MEMORANDA.
Schr w Bartlett. fron Georgetown, at New
York &c.
Sthrs Emma D gndicoH end z i Dyer. COR
Richmond. cleared At New York 81
Scar Emm. b Shaw, from Georgetown, St
Fall River oh
Schr Carl d Lothlop, from Rich nond, ar
rived 3! Boston lat.
Hchr Emma Is Shaw. from GEORGETOWN, or.
rived at Fall River 3J!h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
NR. &. L. kLIPSTEIN
III offers his

NR. &. L. kLIPaTEIN
III offers his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
10 lhe ci!;z,ns of Alexandria and vicinity. or
nee with bis father Or. VIM B. Klipsiein, on
Prince ST., opposiietho Pcstotiice jal3-dt&im.
f. OARD-lt should be generally known that
&A persons so unfortunate ss to lose one or
more OF their teaih need not wait weeks and
months for artiicisl substitutes and endure in.
convenience. dissgreeGbl, changes in Voice f.
clsl expression, &C., but may hsye artificial
teeth made befcro and inserted immediately .f-
ter extraction CT their natural teeth. By this
MODE better sdaptatloa, q more pleasant ex-
preston and nes!er s2pr0sch toward p.eserv.
ing The natural harmony Of the fes.uros arc ec-
cured, and very much Of the pain and difficulty
experienced in learning to use teeth are also
avoided. have p.scticed ihis mode successfully
for seven years, and having Introduced il here,
would be gla1 to rctGC any one interested to pa.
!lenls who know Off from experience In treating
inc natural teeth my object Is TO preserve every
one that Time, patience and modern methods OF
treatment can save. Tha use of arsenic in de-.
s!roylng exposed nerves is condemned BIZ ths
more enlightened of the dental profession on
account o. It's turning teeth dark, inducing sb.
scess and finally the loss of the teeth. The nerve
pulp, which Is tae source Of life 10 the tooth.
should always be treated. WHOM exposed with
view TO its re:toration 10 health. use no cheap
alloys Tor filling; my fees arc much less than ara
usually chtTged for the Same class of work.
Gold 1!ilng from $3.50 up; other work al pro-
portionstely low rates.
w. D0NNALLY, DIES,
Graduate Dental Depart
NV Univ. OF Michigan.
D. Z. srd-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04
LOCAL. BREVI7IES.
Cholera iofar,um is rrsvaIent.


Tntro is 6 loom 10 cherry pies.
Gfsca churci hiss remark by good choir
81. obn'5 Gu c., Yves: Ed, h pas to &
G regular minister f1r lis ser7ic s.
The cram goes 10 clorsb on To-; Sunday
the SKINNED vi do,s not.
The school tesch.rs are already preparitg
for the fall c. mDagm.
Mr. C0tteugeo Motr,, at the Iu6rmsry was
Stricken with paralysis 90 Saturday.
Serric, was held at tho Iufrnsry y.s:er-
dey aItcruoon.
hr. James Neale. who was stricken with para
ysls last week, continues Dangerously iii vt III Q
residence Of his father on Duke street
Mr.. W.. a. Naomi. of Georgetown, has
been appointed night operator in the Western
Uil-n Telegraph I'll; in thi. city.
Mr.. j. e. d. Smoot. OF This city, shipped q
lsrge number of pigeons 10 day 10 engage in q
dying contest.
Mr. Wm. Z. Markell, q we'll known plsstsrer
died At his residence on Pitt strset, between
Prince and Luce, after long illness, from con.
sumption. yesterday afternoon.
The custom Of ringiDR the town and other pub.
lie bells IN This city on the 4th of July was not
observed To day in consideration of The pt rilous
condition Of President Garfield.
a note from The White Sulphur Springs, SAWS
eIea. excitement over the shooting of the Presi
dont. Episcopal services were held yesterday
by Rev. }. 4. Stacko!iord OF Va and prayers
for lho recovery OF the Precedent were said.
Forple.fure and com fort for the old and young
on the III. n. Church South Sunday School TO
Ca1lin's Springs on Friday-no bettsr place could
have been selected for the pleasure comfort and
security OF the little people. Parents do not tor
get il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04
EED7CEHAE.
CELERY!
AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS
DISEASES

What the Medical Profession .Suv Admit 4
on" me Good ReSults Attending It's Use IN
5Heaadche Neuralgia Indigestion, Sleep,
teSSneSS. Nervousness and PARALYSIS,
celery mas only come into public notice with.
IN the last few years as > nerv!ne, but scientific
experiments and experience hAvo proved beyond
q doubt that it controls Nervous Irritation snd
periodic Nervous and Sick Headache to mark.
ed degree.
Brown, sequard lays that Celery contains moro
nerve food than any other vegsls bla or ubs,snc
FOUND IL nature. Celery wss first discovered and
used IS q nervino by French physicians abou;
1897. But com binstion OF the EXTRACT OF
ChLhh4 AND CHaMOMILE. which has
Deen but recently introduced TO tho profession
Suo s1e puolic oy Dr. U. w. Benson, has pro.
uEciu sucn marvellous results IL curing nervous.
ness snd headaches, and especially nervous and
s'cK neaoache5 neuralgia. paralysis, inoixss tion
snu sleeples;ness, that 1t has excited public 81.
tehl!on and newspaper comments, and many
physicians have tested the nori,s of this prepsr.
a'ton Win Inc best results, rs quoted below from,
8 few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY:
-, 'Dr. Benson's preparation Of Ceiery and
Chhmomlle Tor nervous diseases is the III lst i'm.
portant addition made to The msteris medica in
toe asst quarter OF q centufyS'-[Ur. j. W. j.
Engar, Of Bsl.inors
'Dr. Benson's Pills are worth their weight in
gold IN nervous and SICK headaches. "-(Dr. A.
d. Sc1llcter, of Baltimore.
These pills are invaluable in nervous dis.
eases."-lDr. Hammond, of New York.
ur. benson's PILLS for the cure OF neuralgia
are success. "-lDr. q. ?. Holman, of Christ.
isnburg, Va.
These r Ills are sp:citl preparation oniy for
me cure OF special diseases IS named, and for
these diseases they arc worthy Of trial by eli
Intelligent sutisrors. They are prepared e1.
pressly to cure sick headache. nervous hes sche,
oSspeptic headache. neuralgia, nervousness,
parslysi5. alseplessness snd indigestion. and will
cure any case Price 80 ceLt1, poslags free.
Sold by AL d-uEgists
DEPOT zoo N. EUTAW.ST..
,,, Baltimore. Md.
Wholesale Agents. JANNHY s. CO, Drug
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