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Politics i'll y.rginin.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Juou


To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Stop morsl!zipg upon the question Of lepub-
caos OF Virginia ard elsewhere jonipg Tie
Mahooites. Lit them on (which they arc
sure to dol ard marshal their black aud-lan
to!cas; W. can beat them confined or snsy
Let Us herd them. Mahonites ucsrocs, white
republicans sld all, that in November we II az
bury the Monaral mass 10 ere rtliticil grave.
II has got TO DO dens sooner or later, and DOW
is the time whiIo the people urc IiIc for The
work. La the mca1,mo let your demo cratic
readers ponder On tho following specimen from
negro ID Rockingham whc wrtca TO tho
Washington Republican:
AS cOlorcd rcpub!icao5 Let Us 20 forward
AID furnish the North sud South with noble
example by supporting Cameron, Lewis and
Blair. We sbsl! weather thetstcrm and land in
the pert OF j1s!lch administered by rcaijIstcra
where prom0ton Which means haldue office |
shall tIlo upon merit Tlihou. regard to the
color Of IN .n'5 face. Let the verdict Of death
ocssts BE- moi resptcd ba: executed 10 N6vtm
Der. Let the mocster perish. Tho Cameron
ticket will save lis politically (Which means 10
g!vo them part CT the otiices) ~, &c
8 Let Us ask 20 iaVors q the eoemy, but arouse
and get on: cur i'ieats and the result will not
Do doubtful. FairIax Is al right She il sim.
ply political cauldroa wh!ch has been boiling
sl.ca lha My elcc:ion. We will 10 November
beat tho combination ty three hundr:d ptj,r.
ly. Put this down for Fairfax. Y.
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PIsOFEssgssNaL CARES.
DR. g. T. KLIPSTAIN
9 oT,-- -,

DE- CT k1lf :lisI: 4,
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
IN tho o;ti, us Of Alexancria and vicinity. o.
ice with b;s '>ther. DR.. VIM. r. K;pstein. on
Prince st., oppo. ito tho Postctlice. jel$-dtSlms
8 CARD-It eb, I'D 90 generally known that
"A persons 20 INFO, unsts as t, lose obe or
more of their tesLb ma, 4 not wall weeks and
months for artificial suba.. Entea sue eEoEss IT,
convenience, dissgreeatl, c-nges II V. .,:ac;s
eial expression. &C.. but Il W. nave %
teeth made before and Inserted inLaedis:ely L.
ter extraction Of their natural t6eth. BY this
mode better adtpsa!ion, mora pleasant eZ-
preston and nearer approach toward preserv.
ing the natural harmony of the featured are ee-
cured. and very muca oftae pain aud difficulty
experienced in learning 20 usa teeth are also
svolded. have prsc!iced this N ode successfully
would be GLAD 10 refer any one Interested TO tn.
tients who know off. from experience In treating
the natural teeth my objec. ID 10 preserve eva-y
one that time, patience and modern methods Of
treatment can ssve. Tho use of a,senic in de-
stroying exposed nerves is condemned BY thu
more enlightened of the dental profession on
account Of its turning teeth dark. inducing SD.
scess and finally the loss Of the teeth Tho nerve
pulp which is the source OF life to the toctb
should always bs treated whea exposed, with
view to its restoration to health. use no cheap
alloys for filing; my fees are much lesz then ara
usually charged for the sams class of work.
Gold filing from Sl.50 up; other work a. pro-
portionstely low rates.
Graduate Dental Depart
Univ. of Michigan.
OGice: 1921 + street. northwest, Washington,
y. q. sr4-Sm
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ALMANAC, JUNE 80, 1881.


SIN riSss......-..- =. II .Suyi sets....... rs
SERVED
Str Geo Lesry Norfolk, to 7 Hooe.
Str V ArrowsnliLh, lower Potomac, IL Po-
Lomac Ferry Company.
Barge hannah Lovet!o lIsrro do Grace, 20
I j h ehstey s. o..
SAILED.
Str George Lnary. Norfolk, bv z 4 Hooo.
Str matLnnO. lower pot'c. b. J Brodels Il Co.
Sir Y ArroWsnth, lower Potomac, BY Po-
tomHc Ferry Company.
schr Robert Heaey. Petersburg, by P &
HoCe
MEMORANDA.
Schf Belle hardy, for Kennobac river 10 load
for Washington, sailed from Boston 18th.
schr Susan 7 ThurloW, from Boston 10 load
Tor GEORGETOWN, at Bath 2S.h.
Schr Mary FrtelsDd ssiet ffom Gardner for
Richmond 18th.
Schr MsSgie Chadwick ssiloi from GARDINER
for Richmond 25i.
SchIs spsrlsn, sor Washington, snd Maggie
ID Maraleu, Tor Richmond, sailed from Gardiner
2j.h.
Sehr Ihos w Hyde feittd from Gardiner, for
Washington :G.h.
-, Schr Charles 4 Briggs, from Georgetown, nt
Providence 18th.
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LOCaL BEEVIliES

All The eEc rs Of tie c,rporaiior were Paid
off to day.
"a and tf!r 10 norrow City Treasurer II
b. Harlow will Ply he iateres' co sl boed.
30 certificates Of tie i,.u5 :! 1879, s IT, d
a. his ofica.
Judge A. W. CtiI;oo. who has been sp.ud5s
a lev weeks 10 R. cE9ie. Mi , re.alnG 10 bi,
nome N tbs o!-y yesterday mDfn;tg. Ha vii,
hold lho july tc:G! ot .!.a Clrporaiao C3ufi
Tuesday uez'.
hlil: Blksr aid ssg,rsI oil or youcg men who
ltft her" !r9 We Ks ago to work % light
house blow Nlrtalk. r-tufne1 10 this cry his
ncrunt The "crk. they say, ''1ss 100 hard
for them
10 the resoutioas presented Monday tigh
10 The Democratic reatjuior cub meeting the
sentence, I'VE will right orr grievances sud
make our Gg6t wide. OF The democratic party"
should have Iea1 inside Of The dem.cra!c
party.
AS will DC sean BY en- advertisement elso-
where 10 io-d ,Ss Gszstte, the Alexandra
Reform Cl1t wall Celebrate tho Fourth If
Jolly by grand excursion 10 Catin' Sprires.
A quiet, y taat tine is guaranteed.
Gentlemen from Fsirfa1 county. who ware in
this city to-day, SAY that tho wheat crop Of that
county "a f,r ,urpss;es that Of Lou1ouu and
FaIquer this year, rs the corn crop did last. and
that az tsr az politics arc concerned old fairfp1
will, next f4), with her demc cratic nj. ofity put
both the other counties to tho blu:h.
Measrs. Potts & Ernmick, eusno minufac.ur-
ers OF Love!tsville, Loudoun county, con.em.
plato the establishment Of chipping house ia
this city. Mr. Potts was hero yesterday nego.
tiating for the renting Of the Two largo brick
warehouses on unioa straot. ju!. north Of
Nails d Go. mill for tho purpose nsmad. The
tim will b, heard from in few days.
In regard to the c-m nunic ,Lion in esterisy s
G:Z:lle, in reference lo lie blowing Of horns q!
times Of fire, the police ssy the fire regulations
only authorize tbom 10 blow horns when fire ia
discovered between 10 o'clock p. IN. and dsy
triak, and that tho FIRE On King street Tuesday
morning aa'. wac not discovered u1til lorg af.er
dsy break
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&S;1 SASr+ sAa.&s
81 Is. T. Lucas. Auc.ioneer.

f'kuSrEn& LEOFRsAL ssrATg-
g Is? Fi:t.e Of 4 deed of trust 10 mo lated on
Inc On Day Q: Sugust, 1879, executed 81 Oliver
II NfS;"r sni y ~ duly recorded in libsr
= -" t;.'' 59i :: sea one of the Laud Re-
80 !'f tAe aauatY ii Aleya2dsia. Va. and at
ihs reqa&t of lac parly secured tbo,eby. / will
"Eoes.d 10 soil =; public auction in front of the
GoahtY Col!. House i tho city Of Alexuadris,
"a. o. ~ ssDAS. July 9Th st o'clock D..
N. q * tCr0s LAND l1nE in Alexa1dris
county, Va. cont ;iuing ore nere, mora or less,
ssha. IS ssc7ioei in said deed. situated on tho
GoorS9l1 Nj ai'i Fairfax turnpikS aad bounded
o. ID" west tT tho LAID Of Robert Cruit, dec d.
on too north b. the aad of Allen Pearce, de-.
ceased, OF tho cas-. by tho land of VIM. G.
veitca: deceased; together with tho FRAME
D"ELLl&G HOUSE sid out buildings
thereon.
Terms OF Sale: -Four hundred dollars cash,
Nom anGer Of terms. Sc, stated al the sale.
ja2t Ri 3OSi Y.E OLIVER cox. Trnsten
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By Green & Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
FOMMlSSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL RSTATE IN ALEXAN-
DRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA-In pursuance
of decree of tho Circuit Court OF Alexsndris
county In the chsncsry Cause Of VIM. j. Minor
ct al. vs. Catharine Ann Lemon ct al, the un.
dersigned will offer for sale at public auc!on a.
about y M. on WEDNESDAY,, tho 9th day
of July, 1884, in front of tho old Court House on
Columbus street, Alexandria, Virgins, TaREE
PARCELS OF LAND separately. being the
land Of which W. j. Minor died ID. to wit
LIST. a TRACT or LAND, containing IS
sores, rood and 81 s. perches, snd kaown SIS
the SCHOOL HOUSE TRACT"
ID. A TRACT, contsir iag II ecres a1d part
of the ''SPKINGFIELD TRACT"
81. a TRACT, Containing q acres. and ar
other part of the "SpIingaold tract" with right
of way, 8 rods wide o!er the south end of the il
acre tract.
Terms Ono.third in cash, and tho residus in
two equal payments ct six and twelve months
with interest from tho dag Of sale, tho no.ss
of the purchasers wE;ving homestead examp-
ton, with security, to be given therefor and tho
title of the land to be retained until the purchase
money is paid.
N. B.-Tbis land is near the cit;e7 of George.
town, Washington sud Alexandria and is OF
good quality, and there are soma improvements
and wood on the first named tract. a plot anh
survey of the land may ba seen At the oficc CT
John Il. johnson, Alexandria. Va
s. f. BEACH.
JOHN 81. JOHNSON,
je27-ts Commissioners Of Ssla
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By virtue Of doerea OF the Circuit Court of
tho county of Alexaniria, rendered st its NAV
term, lsS!, in the suit OF Wheatley Brothers VS..
Ira 4. Munson ct al, tho undersigned, commits.
aioner thertia nhmed. will offor for sale. by pub
lie auction, on FRIDAY, tho first day of
July, 1881. apon tic premises, st u o'clock m,
tao following described real estate, 10 wit:
a IRACT Of LAND. in the county OF Alex.
andrlt, Virginia. situated about Two miles from
Saorgstown and shout one milo from BRlps
Gross roads, containing o sores, roods and 81
poles, and being the land which was conveyed
TO Ira Z. huoson By q. a. +. Taylor on the
2Eh Of May. 1860, By deed duly recorded in Ii
Der 4: No. 3, page 565. of the land records of
alexandria county. The property is improved
BY DWELLING HOUSE with rooms, and
BARN and TENEMENT House, we'll Of good
water about SEQ apple trees $50 peach trees, 1lCO
dwarf pears 81 10 ~ standard pear trees, DO 10
% chorry trees, from 1900 to 1900 grape vnee,
si OF tho choices! varieties. There is an sbund.
ance OF ahsGe aud beautiful avenue Of orna.
mnata trees leading into the premises.
Ic:ms 0! Sslo: Cash as to costs of sui: and of
salo; and the Gum o. $500, With interest at 10
pcr cent from May S.h, 1874, but subject to a
cfetlS OF SIG SIS; the remsinder Of the purchase
money If any upon credit Ct six, twelve sad
c'ghioen montha, to bs secured by tho notes Of
purchaser with good security the title 10 be re-.
tanned until iha defar.ot payments are met,
GEORGE II. RAMEY,
@'"i--%iW Commissioner.
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a POifcernan-s Freaks.

Policeman Montgomery Ditmsrs, Of the
NInteenth Precinct. New York, arrested no less
than seven persons Sunday. HIS first arrest
was made ab:u: l 2. NJ, when be took 10 Gus.
todS joha Dufy, ugo sixteen, whom be charg.
cd with dscrlly conducs and Insulting peoria
IN the streets. The boy s!outly protested his
lnntca1cc, tn; was lead 70 the cell. Ia less
than az hat sn hour Ditmsrs again appeared
With D. Mccarthy, whom be charged With The
same ttencts. Ho wss also lacked up.
In too next two hours the cfhcar succ,td ID
10 capturing CHARLES traitor Geo. Sclneder,
and Wm. Stack. They we're a'so charged
with dlsordercIy conduct. At 80 A. NJ. yes
teTdsy Dtmtri saw John Mcdonald, with bis
villa Anna, sitting ou the steps Of their house,
and roughly ordered thcm to 20 irsde. hlrs.
McDo1sd said that she lad baen sitting up
With slck child, aad had cone GU. to get
little fresh cir. Iho Iyrx eyed official, spy
n2 a tia pail on the stoUp, ssd
Now, YOU twJ 90 10 lbs hous,, or I'll ttke
you ID. Y9u can't be drinking beer here Suu-
Mr.. McDunald told him to mind his own
business. This SO Iafdiialod Ditnars that no
drew lis club and gave Mcdonald terrible
DeatIng. When the polic, station ives reached
MS meas ~a9 covered With cuts and bruises, and
dripTiog "ith blood. lie was locked no for
tho Dlgnt TO ruUi0gtu over the folly Of di.re,
aptciu! y addressiog policeman. His terror.
strIekeo sie Sho followed him to The station,
0egsILg Dhnars 20 spare him, was also locked
III cell, charged with disordetl7 c,nduct.
DNm,ls oppesred before Justice WaudelI, at
the loIkVil:e Police Court Monday morning,
aud s@ore that the five 6tst mentioned prison
CTS. whose SIS ragged from sixteen to twenty
yesrr, had losntad people 10 The street and
were throwing stoues. When rsked by the
aSl!ce 10 poluI out which one had thrown any
otorcs be Was uDsb.o to do 50.
Tho young men were houcrably disoSerged.
hcD cod III wife were then called to tho
bar. the former prcs ming pliablo appear.
Euc', Ills lace being cut and bruised, one eye
c.0sed, and his co'hinR covered With blood
" hNo justice Waodtl! heard The Circumstances
Of tie srtes liz 5eoamc very il drgnaut and lee.
tur"d Di;ira's severely on his brutal conduct
lhcic II. said ha 81 Society for the Pre-
VsGilo1 ct Clnsliy TO Children, and acother tor
projecting dumb animals. but there should be
odc 10 protect resp ctabls persons from clubs in
tho hand, OF poiicamen Ike you. Mr.. and Mrs.
McDjua'd you are DISCHARGED"
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Id EaSsGERAs..
CELERY
AS a REM EUY FOR NERVOUS
DISEASES

DtDheAShrs
What the Medical Profession Say About 1t,
and the Good Results Attending Its Use IN
Headache. Neuralgia Indigestion, Sleep.
hssncSs, Nervousness and PARALYSIS.
Celery has only come into public Dotce with
Ia tho last fuW years So q nolvinP but scientific
OF perlmeIts and experience have proved hey oad
doubt that 1t controls Nervous Irritation and
periodic Nervous snd Sici: Headache 10 8 IL ark
ed degree.
Brown.Seausrd Gays tba. Celery contains more
nerve food than shy other vegetable or assal CO
found liz nature. Celery was first discovered and
used as nervine by French physicians abcu!
1857. But combination CT tho EXTRACT OF
CELERY AND CHhMOMiLt. which has
b5en but recently introduced 10 thu profession
sndt tho public by Or. G. w. Benson, has pro-
ducsd such marvellous results in curing nervous.
ness AIT headaches, and especially nervous and
sick besdsches, neurslgs, paralysis, Indigestion
and eleeplesaness, that 1t hiss excited public at
teItion and newspaper comments, aud many
physicians hsvo t:Eted the merits Of This prepsr'
alton with the best results SIS quoted below from
| O few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY:
DIR. BensOn's preparation OF Celery and
Chrmolnile fer nervous diseases il the m rst i'm.
poltant addition made to thu mster. Iuedics in
Il 70 last quarter Of a century. -lUr. j. ". j.
Englar, of Baltincrs.
':Dr. Berson's Pills are worth their weight in
gOid IN nervous snd SICK neadtcnes. -lDF /.
II. Sc1icter, of Baltimore
These pills are invaluable in nervous dis.
cases. [Dr. Hammond, of New York.
''Dr. benson's Pills for the cure OF 2s
| are success. "-[Dr. g. P. Holman, OF ChIlss'
| snburg, Va.
these PILLS are 8 special preparation onry for
| the cure OF special diseases ss named, end for
| these diseases they are worthy of trisl By sll
intelligent sufferers. They arc prepared ez.
pressly 10 cure sick headache. nervous headache,
| dyspepuc hesdsche, neurslgis, nervousness,
paralysis. tleeplessness and indigestion, and will
cure shy c4se Price so cents postage free.
Sold by Ill druggists.
UHPOTIO8 N. RUTAW ST,
| Baltimore ID.
gsts. Alexandria, Va. ie23-etGn
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10 whom II msy oonoero: My WifJ having
suffered Tor years with ssvero rheumatism, and
in that time tried oil the different remedies
Without REQ ,iVlng any relief. We at last resolved
to eiVc ST. Jsc)bs Oil trisl, LIS use removed
all pain ios:sntaneous'y, and QUO bottle has
thscted oomnlete cure. | hsvo recommend.
cd i. 10 several persons with the Same happy
results.
JOHN A. MAYER, Shamol:m, R,
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HE COMET Last n,ght Was clluly and the
c]ni"t was not wy dI3'iLct There were. bow
cVcr. great m>oY s;sr RsZ'Ts. The celcstisl
stranger has been identified by scientists as
i&c comet OF 1907 The hcai or uu,ieus is
"3Cui $50 mics 10 diameter. the baz7 envelope
aFoILd the head shout 200, 600 in diameter, and
no tall about 900, 900 mics lorg
Tho Question IS tttquantly asked why i -
tAat he Comet is said to be going north, aad ct
ne snHlo time sGpE0achi: g the sua BY going
uafth tho aS,roo0mcrs mc.a thn direction CT
ne ine OF VISION irom 'Ea Garth, Di,hCu. srY
tsiarenco 10 coy actual mo;iop. The bit OF
IHa comet, when Is n0w approaching is perl
heIisn, masses Within the orbis o. the earlh
ADtut june p. tho comet and the ear. h csm 2
Eenreat together. the oJuiGt theG being Ten MIL
zoos Ct niss away towards tho sun. About
That lime Il began 70 be visible 10 people north
u tho equator. 1t IS DOW roughly estimated to
Do $1,000 900 miles away from the elrth.
hiitr pss,los tho pcrhei0u, which will occur
tb1ui Juy |. II vi go s5nth, or reoeGe from
inn ooTt pole. hu. 1t will probably remain
visible unii II vauiShes Ia the distance. II
cannot 90 !!lI,cly stated now how long it will
ae before Ii reaches tho vanishing point.
Prot iia:kucss sty:, it is not improbsb
that wo passed through the tail Of the comet
about tho ooh Of Juae." hs the comet nesfs
he su3, SIS a matter cf fec, it gets brighter,
su. this is roosb'y balanced By the iacresiug
distance from tic earth, so there is apparently
little charge.
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EtiCfzinSOnSOlsegc

CArL1sLE Fs. June G0-Hon. Seth a..
locnm, delivered the annual Grafton before the
alumni ct Dickinson College last evening. COL
Eorailo Z. King. Of ErooGlyE, presided and
made briof Address.
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~ a CARD Il most respectfully return my
hanks 10 the trem5n OF the city for their efforts
In saving my property OH King street from de-
t!ructoh by fire On the morning of June 29:h.
!. H. BAADRR
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FUNERAL or THE LATE MR.. MELcaIoR.-
ihe !ua.rI at the late Mr.. Karl Ferdinand Nell
choir cock place this afternoon at four O olock
Gom e. Psuis Episcopal Church. aud was at.
andaG Dy Potomac Lodge OF Odd Fellows. and
he Gsruan BenevoIcut Association, OF which
'iclu'G .,ious the deceased was 90 houorcd mem
t-r. y nor :Iiecd5 Of The deceased. who was
regretted b. the ,Diro osmmuuiry, vera also
10 aucldaLce IN large numbers.
ihe psi bearers were Messrs. II. Io!EGrt. a.
iHedie and d. SchuIer. Of the German Bsnevo.
len! Ascension, and NJ essrB Fred. Gesendsfer
". ". Rock and j. W. Simpson, of Potomac
AoC9n Rev. George A. Norton, ID. D., wss
In" I'll listing clergyman.
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Ry Graan 81 Wisn

Real Estate Agents aud Auctioreers.l
ESf f1kTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST.
- daied Oil tho 2Ith day of February, 1878,
executed by Caarlea +. Su!!la snd of record in
the !and records OF he city of Alexandria, Va,
lioer 30. 7, mage l26, and by the request of the
Beneficiary thereby indsmnlfsd and secured as
trustee IN said deed nan,oi, will proceed to sell
At pubic auction q. tie front door OF the prem.
';ss convveeTcd, on SATURDAY. the "a day of
July. 1881, al II m, the said promises to wit !:
tne LOT ~ GROUND With the BRICK
AHE9O USE thereon, situated on the north
side ct King street. between Lee and Union
:tFeeta' ia the city Of Alexandria, Va, in front
On ling street .2t feet. and extending north
Iardty the ssmo width as in front 81 feet to
fayeto a!:eS being tho premises now occupied
By Il. i. Dowlhsm s. Co.
MACHINE. ' A> A''A
Terms OF Sale: Caih.
j. b. T. SUBTLE,
:, Trustee.
n. h.-An arrangement! have been made by
~GicG The above d0ic:ibe! property will be-
SoiG iTae OF The dover light thereon ofths widow
CT =. Suite. dscosged
Jt2--lRiW j. B, rs
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Boat klGe.

LONDON, juno 30.-In the first beat for the
lrSDd challenge cup, for s. tho HcrtfOId Coll
legs crew, Paving the Birk's station, defeated
tho Dublin University.
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Storm

ST. JOHNS. N. f., juno 3O.-A terrific
southwest ram storm rsged all last night.
Trees, teGc:s. etc. were destroyed aud other
damage doae.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Heather Probabilities june 50 1851
r.: tho Middle Atlantic States tsir weather
vliS mostly uorheEy, Stationary or lower
l,IpaIaiu.a, higher barometer.
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Tie Yorktown Cen ennal Commission 10
" ushngtou tailed to secure quorum for bus
mess yesterday, mud. after an informal discuss
sson OF stvers! matters. adjourned until to day
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HE NEW CITY Gov ERNMiNT.-All the
recently elected municipal officers will enter
upon the discharge OF their respective dulles to
morrow. Mayor elect. Beck ham will take the
oath OF othce in the prescuc, OF The new City
C0uncll at noon, and there is DO doubt he will
make a ,lihul and efficient executive ofic:r.
The city is 10 8 good financial condition, AID
TIE prospects for the luiura are mnst taxn .ahlr
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PERSONAL. Mr.. l.. B. Hatch. of AIex.n.
ora couotg, Is at WAIKIKI Glen, New York.
I'ytcn ), COits, esq, Grand Master of Ma.
SOUS 10 llrRlais, Was 10 this ciiy Tuesday night
re guest OF Mir. w. II. Lambert. Messrs
OoCs aa4 /. a. Reed went to Washington yts
'..fday morning 10 meet the IorktoSo cep!eu
cla c}nmis4i1n.
y "s9. ". II. +. Lee has gone to Narlagsusett
Niles Lulu Taylor. OF St Louis no, the
~ Sh. and fascinating daughter Ct the late Geo.
tay.o-: esq, formerly of ihi; city, is visiting at
Il; residence OF DR.. klrsleln. on Prince street.
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NUEE FOE WHOOpING COUGH.

ROGERTS VEGETABLE SYRUP
will give Immediate relief and effect positive
cure of this trop blesome complaint For gale by
js30 WARFIELD u HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30

IEMpERANcE.-A largely attended mse!ipg
Of Golden Light Lodge NO. 337 |. 0. of 6. +.
VS. held Tuesday uGht. Fioal engagements
We're made icr the VISIT to Fairfax Court Htu,e
ca Friday NIX. 1t Gas decided to hold public
h'de;lng on the pight Ct tho District Convan-
,,,Hr, he 18th ins:., aud Rev. II. NJ. Wharton,
nv i. l.. P,ulson snd Rsv. e. Is. Trcsdgtv
were ,n.ited to address the mcelirr, Which will
oe held 10 one OF the churches of the CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30

rIaRUSTEH'S Bale OF REAL ESTATE-
4 BY virtue OF deed OF trust from Edwtrd
L. Carter TO mo, bes!ing date Of December 10Th,
1861, and recorded in the Clerks office OF Lou
doun county, shall, for the purpose CT carrying
out the provisions OF Sid trust offer for sale g.
public auction, on The premises, on THURS
DAY, juno 30th 1881, 6 valuable TRACT OF
LAND, situated in lower Loudoun, on Bull
Run, snd near Sudloy SPRING., known as
"WOODLAND," containing TaHEE HUN
DRED AND TEN ACREs. Tho farm ia well
wsteroj, has al ample supply Of timber, is Of
excellent quality and il d hao state of cultivn.
ton: has or it commoliors DWELLING
HOUSE. good THNANT HOUSE, "A lsTge
and substantial S",ONE STABLE and ottc:
necessary GU! houses, and is iot worthy Of TIA
attention of any ono desi;ous Of good invest.
ment.
Mr.. II. J. Ayrea, who resides or the farm will
take pleasure In showing the pTopariy - ary
ono who desires to examine il.
Terms of Sale: Ooe third cash the reaidue in
three equal annual payments, bearing interest
from day of sale; tho purchaser - .vn bond
with approved personal security, hrd title TO DO
| retained uniil final payment ls mace.
l SMo At II o'clock m
CRAWFORD CUSHING, Trustee.
| Csthsr,ia 20, Pr Vim. co., Va, my % !T2aw.s