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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

Scotch Tart. Take deep square
tin and line it with rich paste, select
pleasant tart apples, peal and core,
quarter and cut in bits. Fill the paste
with the apples and cover the whole
with layer an inch or more thick Of
sugar, and sprinkle with small bits Of
butter. Bake in o quick oven and have
it well Drowned. When tightly made
the apple is soft and candied. Serve
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15
The bicycle 1t So.

A passenger on the stssne
dore thus relates tho meeting 6fs@f
vessel with strange crit on tAsse
seas: ION Saturday attsfned lgl
90, soon 6fter leaving tho 80 md
when about eight miles south.southeast
of the New Hampshire coast, some of
the passengers espiad and pointed out
tiny speck on the ocean which had
somewhat the appearance u 81 short
spar buoy, though twas evidently NOV.
ing swiftly through the NateE Oh ap.
preaching nearer we discovered It to be
. man, having every appearance of
walking rapidly over the heaving seas.
Great interest was manifested by all on
board at this strange meeting with so
novel q, means Of marine navigation.
No smoke, no steam, no sail, no oars or
paddles--in fact, nothing thathas NTH.
erto been known hs ! means sqffnbfhe
propulsion was visible on or ,dbout this
new water craft. Nor did the aid of the
glass throw any light upon the subject.
The sea was BY no means smooth;
indeed, when the .st1Gp@ machine
was first discovered it was visi-
bic only when it rose to the top of each
succeeding wave. We passed it about
an eighth Of q mile to leeward, the lone
navigator waving his hat while our pas
sengers generally returned the sallte.'
We continued to watch with interest the
progress Of this animated speck upon
the ocean until it faded entirely from
view in the distance. = + The sohWipnspf
this mystery is that Major Uren made
his first visit to the shoals with the ma
rine bicycle on Saturday afternoon,
passing the steamer Appledore both
going and returning. He left the mouth
Of the harbor at 2:45 O'Clock, and ar
rived at the Appledore landing at 4:07,
making the run out in one hour and p
minutes. After leaving the Appledore
House the Major made the run to the
Oceanic, at both hotels being heartily
welcomed by the assembled guests, who
had espied him coming some time be-
fore he reached their shores. Much in
terest was manifested by all at this visit
to their islands Of 90 small and odd q
craft. Quite . number Of gentNmaii at
the Appledore obtained pernissioa end
tried the machine, manifesting much
pleasure with it and it's, novel ,construc-
ton. The Major left the Oceanic for
this city xt5:l5, but, owing TO . brisk
northeastern, which kicked 1p To- heavy
sea for craft 90 small, did not arrive
At the aquarium until I o'clock. - Ports
mouth IN. H.) Chronicle.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

Three retired plumber, In Phila.
delpdis formed . club last week and
bought 3 basket Of peaches.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15
The front Liar.

"1nor6 ID no place on the comment
that will compare with st. Andrewsfor
trout, nor is there any man who can
take them as I do"
"How many did you. catch?" asked
her little serene AiGhnesS. I ,nf
And the Jester stood up in the pres
ence Of the court and laid his hand upon
his heart and said, with solemn enthu-
siasm:
"S1. Six large ones. The biggest
Of the seven viii turn the scale ct four
pounds. Two l took with flies, five with
worms, and the big six-pounder I saw
down by the big red rock, and I plunged
n. run him down and kicked him to
death. sThenI had two big ones. bigger
than any have here, clear out of the
water, and they got away. After I
caught thpu. dozen on the east side Of
the hke, went over to the dead tree
BY orr old camp, and the first cast I
made hooked . pine l(gfas Nd al !
trout Tons never saiN any khi1gs Isl
gamey. Had to let it 60. Then, just
before We came away,I cast for q big
fellow, and got' him. He stood Straight
up il tho water and fought for the belt.
Ha b5dHe mttastng-h got away with
the hook, stuck bis head out Of the
] J: ! !; ! !
that ,nnrAss - mw1nxA = 1900 G.> >~n,~l !.
islaad. climhsA sp oh-A 'b'g gra3 !och
looked asit aofsed 81 Il sad h1ld L III
q aEme ie1esh with his fin, and iaid q
re ecdn naM . ba41r AZ than that
out IS 4 yellow blaal6t, II the dark, he'd
never help anQth r an after
secns sport. led halt .
gosen Younger 10l1f aron1 him and
showed s i ~ b mid,
4 dom hat kon
~, tnos B. = 3 Ine q I y .
~. gus y - . sa g eny-
salng 81 h IS lnls g stsr. pull the
sns = .ne otnE |lne INTO the
!; !! !! ! - ~ y
! !. =, = P Is
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15
Prof. Donaldson On Air NayigatioB.

The following from the lips of the lost
aeronaut Donaldson is now first pub
lished by . friend to whom h. made the
statement Just before he was lost In Lake
Michigan. Speaking Of the eastern air
current, Dgnald sdn Said; 'i'A' ~ y =.
'Nothpg init, certainly not. There
is no science in air navigation. A bal
loon is nothing more than q feather in
the air. The best man 81. the world has
no more control ovM ! balloon in the
air than chiid has over > lion. Not IS
much, Eastern az CURRENT, Nothing
In it. Until i flying machine IS invented
there will always be aeronauts who win
want to test the eastern "air current.
You win always find them waisinsl for
an eistwlnd andssbig icrowd,to pay an
admission, fess VIXEN. they DO gel an
east wind On, the earth r. surface they
will generally gIe , Ard TIE current blowing
snoSSK way when 's It t'hsy get Up high
!, 'sFfonr PERSONAL experience / never
knew what fear is. I know, however,
There is such an emetieaa Yet the near
est | ever came taibeing afraid vas in q
balloon in q storm. Hanging IA 3 naked
trapeze bar by my feet on. = ban loon half
mile high is nothing to me. I was
more silent and aweelhspfred When ST.
ting quietly Il" TIC tfhe alohe Ia the
clouds. Eastern ~ CURRENT I'nevNr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-17

| PRESCRIBED BY THE
~ FACULTY
alaxatve and refreshing
Fruit Lozenge.
lamar for
CONSTIPATION,
hemcrrhoids,
bile, headache,
cerebral congestion, etc.
INDIEN prepared by GRILLON,
Sole proprietor,
Pharmacien de Ire classe de Ia
Faculte de Paris,
81 rue Rambuteau, Paris
GRILLON Tamar-unlike pills and the usual
purgatves-is agreeable to take
and never produces irritation.
Sold by all Chemists and Druggists.
IS CENTS THE BOX. nl7 fh12w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-26
AyCT5GS SAEES

PY VlBTUN OF decree Of the tiru,.t ,,,r-.
- OF lhs United Stst,s fjr the Eastern iiistrict
OF Vlr9lhia In the case OF L. S. kuba-iann W.
D. r. shd u. DoT.ilg c. sl., sId in pursuanca or
deed CT Eua! BY Edward n. Wills ana viii
10 me, IS Trustee, to secure s +. and u. Dow.
alag Inc pay nens Of six thousand dollars with
lnteres! from the date of said Gecj, watch dcoa
Is OF record IN The office Of the clerk Of Prince
"iillsu county, will, IS such trustee srd a.
trustee sppci tad By said decree, on TjGpS.
DAY the I'D day Of November. 1851 Vt -
o'clock n 10 fro't Of The market building on
Hoyai stree III tha city of Alsxsndris. ". pro
GaeG 70 EEL 81 public sutton 4 TRaGT ON
hsLi =, lI rflnce William cCua,y. VIRGINIA
olhelhG IN pert upon The Nesbsco run ard in
part uGoa Po%elPs run, and near Fraestone
stslion' on tao fredericksburg and poLonsc
naSHEoa1 l. being ps:t Of the tree. known ps
,,HH1hO," snd the same land couveyed ty n, y
hooertson, Commissioner, TO se:d 4. II. wins
CONSISTING OF SIX hundred AID seYeuty.eiobt
s eiu oAe' nan acres, more or esq, end more par.
NculSriy described in said deed CT trust Said
properly will be sold in Whole or il sspa-.te
parGe!s rs may be deemed 10 the a:ere:ts OF eli
parties concerned.
Terms; One thousand dollars in cssh, two
thousand do!lsrs iu sig months from tina d.v of
ssio sGd me residue Ia two equs! iastslmcnts
payable respectively in one anu Two yesrs from,
the osy OF sale, win interest upon the deferred
payments from the dsy Of saie; such Gefar,e3
payments to DO secuted By negotiable notes OF
inc purcna.eF, with satisfactory indorse!aen.
$40 deed OF traa! uGo the PREMISE; she con-
feyaIces ano expenses thereof ard Of recording
W DC porne by the Purchaser.
PETER WISE, Tru..oo
W. WiLLOUGHBY, "<'o''
oci?4 W4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-26

CHANGE OK: TIE MASAGEMaNT OF TIE
POTCMAC FERRY CoMpAHY. "A short tiGio
Ego The DsUc OF Ghe Potomac Fry Company.
running lao G! steamers 5etwvcn tais Gig ed
Washington. va c1.nQoC to Ih9 'M tS;!in2ioD
Sesuooat C3&apsDy, limited nd .his 'ini.'
hav!ug Ger Gcarig} Tun 0G', B2c;urr Change
hss bsca made. tits TN: II It's unEaEaueat o.
OF the centrally. Mr.. ii-ury hem,sJG. the
rresliea;, ia; soDoiy,C5 MT. Ridley, OF NeT
York, 70 sup,rs, &c Ijr. Gecrgo Il. Phillips, az
supariutG ndeu. CT the o12Iat2y. The company
is reported to have 5eyD furulc2 DOVE ior some
tiue past, sud ii u s9I3 that q bta 10 large
amount have been coi,rac;cd "a: nothing to
show tcr them, she boats CT the Ioc all being
gu! of order. The new superintendent Was herr
yesterday. lie n d. Thorough examibsiioo
OF tho vhSrF q the c.mpsry, esd Is SAID 10
have been Scv ~ 10 his CONDEMNATION 81 TIC
way things hsy3 been cllGuct"G. TIC debts
oi the company have b!ca calico 10, sld yes
;erCgy ADD 10 dag lie proper 1ar:lcs lave been
busy cash!rg bills Tor !soor AID supplies. tbs,
1t is needless 10 say. MSS caused general r,jo7-
chg among Ii c creditors. The TapaiIs 10 the
steamer Ciy OF WashiHGtcn, WHOM has bceu
l5ing OF the ship yard for IuoaiEs past, have
beeD ordered sGd it GEdtrsio00G work will 5l
comnerced on the sieaIlGr 10 few days. il
is predicted tha! ;ho c)mrary @!ii bg Euu 10 the
future on 40 entirely elf root pIao .bsu thai
pursued in The past, had that Alexandra vii
be greatly benefited thereby, ty EeasUo Of tbt
Increased facilities ;Oi tiavai 02lw2eu this Guy
and Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-26
COMMON COUNCIL.

-, ,,,r,.r,- -, .,...,- ~ .,,,, .,,,, r.>.-.; =
n = ; 49,, 49,, ~ ~ -, !,
~ Grt,h- fss, 10, t-l-I -, 1
ijrTaias sn is,..i1 ant orL U,,s., ,r,
I,.-%r-, i>rrsa ;n,nIor, :. scL n.rh,.Y
!t;ro f;hErrr >.aj.,, Xii. .",,.,;,,,- .:
pnsGn. ~
The :3atition Oft. !. iISui?i7aE an6 c;ba;s ic5
. sas lamp :. ;Ac .or.aca.i curi.cr ~ iiibbon
nnt Columbus s;In,ls as read Tho ,,rnyor
th-1c o. Er.r:at So: lie ~ rI 0-3e ed 10 be b0Da
rna uc.iliu!: q! i. Cn.ln.s and n:hars 10, tho
rcuegl OF mobilization. q he Sunday iiruo- lsw
wIs rccd .oG rri,rrnG Ina ,mrnr;tca 80. ran.
c-.l Iaws.
tnsrt ;o .rnprs en- ,ot o,,;,rc9 80, CT 20
,rnh;hi he r,c,c., i,no1 fr XIV =.
o'c.ccI on SStvT,.,: 1i-ht nj eyr,, and $780,
yyork nf,Ii - o,rlnr a,,,.caal:;,,,, r:r'5a
night" .sss offered by ~. nsrbury, rad ia.ga
lines srd lo:. FIR the want e u Cgrriilulio. a.
vote. ~: &yeR Nc:>-s Mn0:a, H.rar,t
Burke. Lsmber; aar:urv Es.cl. Sa!np
ki.tIs Sweeney pcakc sLu NJ p:csi.iaut--II
Nc Nj. Reel.
IN i.a Iao,ic! 81 a.. Ki2o The ca;7 vat, wa
rec0as,Lcrcd erG .hc FgiI 60; nIsc,I u,a,, ia
pasaaCc nsesed ~ thu Soiio,gjrg vnir VIZ. .
! Eves Nc,sr, fIGpra if.,hcrt alrta .r;rhart
! Mnrhury. E,,rh H;co ,.irt.t2rr Shan Nails
sweeney, rc,kc snc: Sir. cs;t5n.-,3 Hoes,
none. and the board Ct nldvrtuer ron co.,
curing referred the same 10 Tho Coa.TDiitee on
! 3ercrsi isas. ard re.urncd it, aad taereupon
! tha vets OF !lis 2o"rd UPON The p.srsse CT ssid
! act we Reconstructed and The acton Of tao Is Jntd
! Z! Aldermen COncufrId in
| Tnn pcti.icns OF Wm j.. C.mpba'i and otHer5,
in reia!ioG TO tae pu1p ~ tGo c,r2or oi Il.
= ss;,h and Prince streets, Cr3 $50. ". end
! Thos. -. ksy.sr 20 have ca76 sat S0G gutter
paved III front Ut ;he'r dwellings, Oh Payne street
| pc.pgeq DuEo sEd ir!aCn Vcls helmet 20 thg
COMMITTEE on Stress.
| The petition Of PrSG S2hwtb 10 BE- comTcR-
| aGlci ic7 certain sccoc!mot atoms sii0rGet ty
/ EiIa 20 tbs ATTENDANTS upon TIA city f>srkst. TGs
referred 10 the Gomni.see on General Laws.
| B:!i Of james EnL%i>:". J :, clspHEscc Of nc5i'
| cn5s. amounting t. sl!4 IG wsa referred to tic
committee On F9oF,
Tho peh.'e2 Of itfa. 5ato j. Taylor, so7 corr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-26
AUCTION MALES.
By K. 7. Lucas, Auc.ioneer,

TX VlETC Of dead OF trust executed bv
-; - =; =, Perpeacr and wife, bearing date o.
The 18Th d:y Of March. 1880, and Of record in tbs
Clerks otiice o! the Corporation Court Of The
city OF Alexandria vs., iibor 70. s. page $40
th9 subscribers. IS trustees of Tho German Co.
operative Building Association No. 3, of i.les.
antfis, Va, will oy ord"r of the Board Of Di.
iec:ols OF tae SAD association, duly msds, and
IN pursuance CT the pfo7isons OF the ssid deed
o. trust, proceed to sail at public auction, on
5sTJEDA9, the II Ii day Of November, 1881,
at - H., IN front OF the Market Building, on
oysi street., in the city of Alexsndris, Virxinis,
the following described property, conveyed bv
tina said Decd Of trust. to wit:
= Lot OF & & o U n y With BRICK
DWKt.hiSG thereon, in the city of Aiessn-
dris' Va, situated Oh the south side OF Duke At,
between Columbus snd Alfred streets, in front
on Duke street 20 feet, ami ext. nding scuPh-
wsrdIy III depth So feet to II feet allsy, being
sne premises now occupied by said A. !. Per-
peler. forms of Ssip Cssh,
{ 555SS5 s TSzi g. Trustees.
Cct2G-~o!s
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LOCAL BREVI7IES.

M:s, Webb, su sged lady, fell 10 tie yard o!
her residence, on Alfred street, between Wike!
aat Gib5oo, to-day, AID seriously Injured he,
bin.
The C5uo!7 Court las adou:oed till ccurI
10 Course O'!sndc Birch WAJ found gully OF
40 assault % Mr.. Aiken in Arlington District
shirt ii%o SGD. saG fued the c.es! SUN under
ti.c ;.~ lFe j,'ie,4. Ia he case Of Jacot
EEct, III l9e ssil: ofe1co, nCl PICS. WA.
caered.
Johu Sinnozs, arrested ca tbs charge Of
rcbbiGg Chris;isp Foss ia Fsirgsx county, q
short ;ima acc, brs bee5 released on bal n the
sum CT 81 500 Ter bis appearances q! cur. The
sccnsed don't dcny thnt he took the cid
mans gun, Gu: says he had DO idea OF commit.
ting rcuhcr:.
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EY x. ~ 1..~----.- .su-s rAeIu!Cd D7
- William OlG2s aIG VITA bearing cate on
the Sth day cf September 1876, and OF record IN
the land records OF the city OF Alexandria. Vir-
GINA, liher No. 8. pGge 20l, the subscribers, as
trustees OF ''The Herman Comparative Building
Association No, 2 Of q alexandria, Va. )" will, by
order OF the Board Of Directors of the said asso-
c'stlon, duly made aud in runuaucs of the
provisions OF the SAID deed CT trua: proceed to
sell a. ou6lic suction Oh SATU HDAY. tie
18th day Of November, 1881, NJ II N in franG
OF the Market Building, on Royal street. in the
city OF ALEXANDRA, Virginia. ths property con-
veyed BY the said deed Of tru,t. TO wit:
TWO LOIS OF GROUND ic the said CITY OF
Alexandra, on the east eide of Peyton street,
between King and Prince streets, each Of which
binds on Peyton street 30 feet, more or less. snd
extends esstwa,dly to ouse's iine aud Oh ono
OF which there is a fRAMR DWELLING
ROUSE. Terms of Sale: Cash.
$ $s5h5 SS 4 S5Ss' Trustees.
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&ECEgssE sAIEs.

yale or y LAkGS ANU VaLUsBT,n
- fkpFERTf IN FAIRFAX co, Va
- Vir!no OF q dnrree CT tho Circuit Court Of
1>'eAhtu.i" i:y, Virginia, rendered on the 9th
uay ot Nay 1881 in the chancery csu.es OF
Fairfax vs. Tbocntoa ct 81. and Washinoton
CltV SsVlngs Bank and othara against Wssms.
scminlslrstor AID others, the undarsipno1 com,
misslonera, BY the said decree the,e.o auth nj
zlo' MI procfa5, on tho EIGHTEENTH UAX
or NY hA BEE 1881 a. II O'Clock m, to se:l
~ 9oolic suctloa, III front OF tho 81 aske, build.
Ing, on fairfax street. Ia tbs a.id city of Ae1-
nnarls. Va, TRAIT or LAID, ia Fairfsr
county, Va, containing six thousand four hmm.
nreo and torSs.iye (64i5) acres in tho bill and
procee1ihps IN antionel, osing the rrsdue Of the
original purchase by Thornton, from Fairsxr
roms'nlng unsod. The Washington end Ohio
haiiroad Is locslet through ths ttnc., which ia
so0u. tWaptg miles fruul the Giles of Alex,ndri.
snd Wsshiny;uu 'S
1n,s property isnow SUI di7i led into aeventsnn
w. u'ne'eus parcs's ~ iols designated on Tia
''a:s respective ), ss lo.s No | containing ll73
sores 1lore or l-ss; No :. 1924 ,cros; No SH
"fes Il d, 49,! nc:os; Nuo l2Ai .crna. N,G
LOST scres; 40 6Gi rcras; Nos 1854 acres:
MOI Jolt acre; Hu 10 "a Laue, 40 10 2lls
Scfes; 20 II. 1T scres
The esid tTscs viii BE- orerai Coz sala esn
whole. or in lots ss o. ore according to the metes
and boun's thereof lad do 3n IN aid plat or cer-
tain lots NAV De 20 4 sogotaer. Or lus larger lois
msy be tur'h?r suttivlcod on tho day of sale,
IL aeSsoIioi! os Luh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ID tuL
purchasers. q pot Of ths property will oo ex-
hiollud Oh tie day Ct sei1 2nd can ba insnactcd
sny time before sid ssia st the law oiIica Of
keas & Nen.e, in tho city e Alex sndsia, W.
The property s within IA hours ride OF thu
city OF Washington, station 90 tina premises,
snd two trains a day each way. ono in thu morn
ing aud the other ia the afternoon. IL ID we'll
Wstered, much OF It adapted 10 asricu ture, while
oLacr portlnns sro vs!usb'e for its timber, Taors
ID = Ell 5stsntial mansion house on the prem sas
snd good many smaller houses, occupied by
laborers pnd tenants
Terms of Sale: SCtIi zion. IF tha purchase
money IN cash TO psy tie costs sGd expenses OF
aull ard safe, say ten 10. cent and tho residue
thereof. 10 be payable in equal usts,m 'nts st
one two and three yesrs. res Jocliveiy, from day
OF sste. wi h nteTea., 10 ha cvidBncsd By tho
bonds of the purchaser o. trch .scrs, With COED
personal security, the Commissioners to ro.siu
tho title TO said land until the purchaser shslI
have paid si OF tins purchase moCoy. Convey
| sncilg q. the cost OF the purchaser.
LINDEN KENT,
W. WlLLDUGHBY,
S. F. EkACH,
GEO. a. MUSRBACH,
L. l. SMITH,
Cells tg ''omrrieo'nnpre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-26

RAILROAD ACCIDENT -tnc ptw tpsioo Of
the Virginia Md ant Railway. J. II. Poa.cu,
engineer, which !.te here US efJsy evening ics
DsoV!lIe, with a. ~ 10 ;!0in OF cicvco cars to
bring tbs CoaneoiCu: so!Giys, co theft retpTu
from visit to Ctasls5;oa. S. G.. 10 tha Gig,
ran into the rear e.G It freight .raln st Du ch
Creek. between L9cipfS 20 scG Il lckGsh, about
10 o'c'ock last eight. ihe engine Of tic extra
Train AID bunbsr c! the cars Of tbc freight
ttain were b,d!g damaged. 4 ncB ecgpe wes
attached 10 lie ezra t!aio, and il arrived c
DaGviIle 6, 1 ccck this sfternocc. Tie ;Tool
will pass through here abou, ! o'clock TO nor
row morning No ore 90 either oi tie c9Hdios
trains, it i: said. was Injured.
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"Nen't Know ssalftheir Valuev

tIeJ cured me of Ague. Biliousness and
f-iGney compliant. ss recommended. had 8
hsit Doa.Ie LIT Rh:ch used for my :|o little
SNI;, who tbs doctors ard neihhboss said could
Ho1 be curei. l wCu'd Asve lost both OF them
one nigh: II had not given them Hop Bittere.
lheF ala thon so much coed continued their
use uc:il inoy vera cured. That is wh7 | saw
Iou do rCt know hs!i tae vslUs Ct Hop Eltters,
&Ad do Dos recommend tha1l high elo or 1h."-B,'
hoChest*r. II. r.-Amcrican R@raL Ho1,cm
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cells &c

fsNRUdIEh; SALE or cIUbn hUUon
a AND DIV SLING HOUSE by virlus
OF O decd OF t;ust from JsDnes WeEch and wife,
bearing date tao 20 n OF April 1872 recorded in
liber s., No. 4, folio 3Ol land records CT Fairfax
county. ct the request OF the party secured, 1
shall ohar for ssls al public auction on MON
DAY. tho 2lst Of November, 1881, at Fairfax o.
Y, in front of the Court House door. yalu ,ba
STORE HOUSE forty By twenty feet, with
DWELLING HOUSE a.s,cbcI with al no.
cessa.y out bulldogs and sltua.ed at Vienna, on
the Washington and Ohio X. Z.
TeIm': GO much cash as w,ii pay the costs
AID expenses Ct sale AID The gun Of Sl0JO with
inserest II: IL puf cen. from the lst OF February,
1873. on sa!1 sum iii cay OF sale The bs.snce
upon credit Of twelve n )nths from ths day of
ssle Gecuct by lieu Oh The properly sold
JAMES Il. !4OVG,
octl9.w4w Substituted Trustee
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Ara you disturbed .. night sud broken OF your
resi- D. !: eics Child suffering ana CRYING with
tao e-crGci.iiag n.ia OF cutting testh? Il so,
x =io:ce .:,d ya. {. bottle 0! hrs. WIi:SLOW,S
::%'GIhi rs :, iEUP. i will relieve the poor
!;ta'e sufferer inmeciRtey -dep~ad upon it
mother Ga cgrth WHO h.a ever ueed il who will
no! Isl! ypu L: oacc tina. il Will regulate the bow.
Gj.s. aud give fo:: % .ho mother, end relief sid
health 20 The ctiIt, c%osl:in2 itaa magic. i is
pcfieG:!T 3=!s 20 uso il 81! casts snt ;,lexeaa. to
thn sas:r: "Gd ID -he prescription OK one Of tho
oidcs: 40 hcs. ;trl 40 rbye;cisra snt nurses in
Inc JE!:@d >;.atuS. Sold eee!ywsare Is cents
s bo..l9. mil
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CALLEEDE3's GE0G GA NEGRO EISsTRE1g.
The Geiehrsted Calender Georgia tiiastes.g,
u'c'srco 0y the press to he one Of the bsst troups
travelling, Gill De - a1Ino7y Hall to.-ont, q -
a2d Eriday riEh:5. Che ii.lustre!s sra now div.
r'S III WASHINGTON 10 isTco .UGieucos The
u sion Traveller s;IasSiG9 OF Inc eJ;a::ainTa eat
- taat city, says "l.hO1i te.r c! contradiction
,Ea pef1orm&ncn a the C=i!eadc7'3 Georgia
80 ,,,1''ti3 composed ct twenty Gcn aIre rcgroca
q: Beethoven Hal, nnT bo y:o.uu3cet tn, hs::
=, ias!f-: H2ierislGlcG! ever given in this city
ho fun Is unlimited and continuous, and &c.
haen&nt Il axis every po-.!Gl % ia cnltitain.
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E@!aTA. tAsrks 50 tae J bic 10. their LIBERAL
p=!rcnaEc IN the post, cnd earnestly request that
~ pGT:"Es !e,ir;aG 10 have Stove, Furnace or
Iire-P:&c: 4e.t9c work doQe, will leave their
orders .TlA tnen 4! o1c;, 20 80 10 avoid the rush
c: tha f.l trade.
The ".>9ien1i." i'Te i,!scn FURNACE Tor hest.
inS one Or moro rooms. g the best in The world.
cen lot cIcu.& ar Fox s:e only By otansbury
y ,t:o., cor. Eing an Washington streets.
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By Is. 7. Lucas, huc!loneer
'E1RUSTEESS ALE.-Ey virtue Of deed Of
< trus. from Mary Catherine smith, wife Of
Benjamin Smith, to ne. bearing date Of april
l0.h. 1878, and recorded 10 the Clerks ell "a OF
Alexandria county, Va, in libsr d, No. d. A.
folio 49, shall for the purpose of carrying out
the provisions OF the said trust. and a. The writ
ten request OF the party thereby secured of:r
for sste st public auction on the premises on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November, a.
u. 1881, at II NJ, VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, lying in the county aforesaid, and de-
scribed "a foows: Conn ,rclng st . poict in
the South line otlne C0lumbis Turnpike. seven
poles and twenty-oEe LINKS westerly from the
northeast corner Of the tract conveyed By Sewell
B. Uorb ett 10 s. Ferguson Beach, tru,tee for =.
5. Close, by deed dated November On, 1855,
thence sou,hariy, By direc. lina 10 a point in
she south line of said tract. tisisnt poles from
the southeast corner Of said t:s,t tnoace west
erlq along the south line of asld trac. poles or ID
| 10 links lheEce nVrihGf;e b7 direc. lina to \
| T ONT in thu south l:3e OF tne Columbia Turn
| pike dlst,o. poles p2d Que link westerly fron,
tho place of beginning. thence e.sterly along the
south lins Cf said Gou nbla Turn pike 8 poles
sud che ink 10 the pisce of beginning, contsin-
! ing two screa OF lana more or less. L. is in.
proved by coto to!tsb!n yelling house.
Terms OF Saie: Onc-half cash, AID ,na bat.
snce in six oltca with in:ere;. from the day Q.
sale, occurred h7 deed Of trust.
WIN. w. BOAHMAN. Trustee.
Boom l. Webster Law Building, WssbIt g.
ton, D 9 oc!ll I'd
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AOCAL MATTERS.

:, me Wcather Pto5abAtis. Oct. oG 1881 -
For tie Riddle A!tsa,ic Stat, far 49,.
nNor'h"ester!y Winds higher hAromgts- aot
lower temperature. hL'i