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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09

General Robert TOOmbs is reported BY
the Macon (Gs.) Telegraph to have said,
in . conversation In that city the other
day : JEFF Davis wrote me for my pic
turs to put In his book along with some
others. wrote him that ! would not
Be found in such company. I will bet
$500 that his book does not appear BY
the LIST Of April. nor while I live"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09

The children Of the late Mrs. d. L.
Batsnan q living. some In England and
some In America. The eldest OF the two
remarkable little girls who appeared -
..the Batsman children" In London In
1851 did not return to the stage altar
her Withdrawal for the purpose Of edu-
cation; she 10 married and 10 settled 10
this country. Mrs. Bateuan's sons On.
gagged In commercial and professional
pursuits also In America. OF the three
daughters In England. the eldest, Kate,
married George Grove. son Of the hists.
rian Of France and brother Of the Royal
AoadsmicisA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09
A Reno Egg.
Reno GaIette, February G.

This morning a hen belonging to John
Hoy laid On egg nine and Q bali inches
long. and two and q quarter inches In
circumference ct its largest end. The
small end Of this wonderful egg was
covered with Q shell. but the larger por-
ton was enclosed simply in q soft mem
brane. The effort to secrete shell enough
for the whole egg had apparently been
too much for the hen, and she contented
herself with protecting the little end.
Mr.. Coz. the saloon keeper. broke the
M today in carelessly handling II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09
Madam Anna Bishop.

NEW Yonx. February o. Madam
Anna Bishop. who made her first sp
pearancs in public as q concert singer
A years ago. and afterwards achieved
success on the operate stage, visiting
California in 1851 with Mr.. Bocbss.
whom she afterwards married, sings TO-.
night at Steinway Hall to q third gener
alton OF New York auditors. The event
10 moro noticeable from the announce
ment that she sings with much power
aud sweetness. albeit 60 years Of age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09

Today. under the provisions Of the
Constitution, the electoral count takss
place In Washington. and the under.
stood result will be the final official an.
nounoemsnt Of the election Of Garfield
and Arthur a. President and Vice Presi-
dent Of these United States. The New
York Tribune Of February LIST says
"some Of the Democratic papers are
specializing absut what will happen il no
joint resolution 10 passed concerning the
electoral count. They need no, borrow
trouble. Vice President Wheeler will
open the returns on the second wednes-
day in February, a required BY the Act
OF l792. and will SEQ that the votes are
counted in compliance with the Consti.
tuition. II the Democratic members OF
the House do not choose to be present at
the ceremony, the validity OF the count
will In no wise Be impaired"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09

A reporter Of the Erie Dispatch wrote
afsnny article about . leading German
Of that place. and everybody laughed.
They laughed . second time when the
leading German had the proprietor Ar
rested for ibsl. saying: 'Thoss rsbors.
srs don'd hab dose fun mid me- for nod.
insS."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09
Changes in the western Union once.

Nrw YoRK, February S.-Jsy Gould
yesterday morning changed his Office to
the Western Union building, and at
once entered upon his duties as Vice
President OF that institution. William
II. Vanderbilt has retired from the Ell.
eoulivs Committee OF the telegraph COM
pany, but still claims Q Dir, otor's seat.
General Eckert. formerly Preside, Mt Of
the American Union, this morning as
sumed the duties of his new Office as
general manager Of the consolidated
oompapies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09

The Central and Union Pacific Com.
psniss have made an order that corpses
will not DO received and transported over
their roads unless certificates are shown
from municipal or health officers. or
other reliable authority. that death was
not caused BY contagious disease. The
prevalence OF smallpox at different points
on the coast or along the lines Of tho
railroads. 10 the reason for this prsca.-
tionary measure being adopted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09
The Ball Extracted.
Bod;. Free p,,... February 6.

The ball fred into and through the
left lung OF Ed. Ryan by Dave Bannon,
more than two weeks ago. was cut out
OF the wounded mans back on Saturday.
The ball entered just below the nipple.
passed through the lett lung, probably
within an eighth Of an inch Of the heart,
and lodged against the skin Of the back.
Just below the shoulder blade. The
wounded man has nearly recovered from
pneumonia. Is growing stronger daily,
and is considered out Of danger, though
still somewhat ''dighty" ct times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09

A Lssdvills msn, named Philip Jor.
dan, being jealous OF his wife, procured
. coal oil can, poured the contents over
her dress, aud lighting . match. applied
1t to the garment. In an instant the
womss was snsbroud.d by flames. The
presence Of mind Of her daughter 10
throwinga quilt around Mrs. Jordan
saved her from O terrible death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09

A "lamb" man. who was complaining
recently that be had invested q large
sum Of money in Wall street and lest 1t
all, was asked BY q sympathising friend
whether he had been q bull or 0 bear.
The "lsmb" replied: Neither; l was .
isckass,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09

Not everybody will be able to see the
Nsutoh girls. but everybody can get Q
pretty good idea OF their dsnoo BY put.
ting two hornets down the hsussnsia's
back.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09
MARRIED.

In this city. February 8, by Justice
Hires, Martin Hanson 10 Emma Smith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-09

TENTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pkr.

1kNIh oAks
CAasoS, February 8, 1881.
The Senate met ct II o'clock.
COMMITTEE RxPoRrs.
The Committee on Ensrossment TO
ported the following bills ~snsrosssd: An
Act relating to highways. an Act fixing
The salaries Of county officers. n Act to
enable defendants to testify in criminal
cases, and an Act 70 provide revenue for
the support OF the State government.
The Judiciary Committee suggested
an amendment to Assembly Bill No. 80.
an Act to regulate proceedings In civil
cases, and recommended its passage. 1t
also recommended that Assembly Bill
No. 10, relating 70 the same subject, do
not pass.
/. Assembly. Bill No. -. an Act to su-
thorizs fees and salaries Of officers to be
taken In Attachments and to prohibit
assignments to dsiraud creditors, was
not recommended.
Senate Bill No. 81, an Act relating to
officers, their qualifications. duties. etc.
Recommendation against its passage.
Assembly Bill No. "a. an Act to re-
store lost records. Amendments recon-.
mended.
Senate Bill No. 46. IN Act to regulate
proceedings in civil oases; also. Senate
Bill No. 90. an Act to regulate proceed
inss in civil cases. Both bills recon-
msnded.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31
Ey K. IT. hucas, AucLionaer

ny VIRTUE OF decd Of trus! executed bv
- William Uiggs and wife bearing csto On
tho sth day Of SeptGm5cr. 1915, aud of record in
tho land records Of tho city Of alexandria, Viz.
glnis. liber Nc. 5. p%gs 20l, tho Subscribers as
trustees oi Tho German Co-operativu Building
Association No. =. of Alexandria. Va" will bY
oruer OF inc H3srt 81 Directors Of tho eaid ALSO
cistion, duly mnio. and in rur:usnce of tho
pFoTtlons OF tho said decd Of trust, proceed to
sell st public suction, on SATURDAY, tho
I'm day OF Ncvtin5Gr. 1851. 81 II ~, in front
OF the Market Ballding. on Royal street, in the
city OF Alexandris, Virginia, the property con.
veyed by tha said doea Of trust, TO wit:
TWO LOIS OF GROUND in the said CITY OF
Alexandria, on Tho cast stn OF Pevtoa street
DeiWean King end Prince streels, each Of which
binds on Pcgton street. 70 feet. moro or less and
eXtunda os!wardIy TO 3 ou-ns limo. and on one
81 Tiic! there 10 FlAMk DWELLING
HOUSE. ferns 81 Hnl Cash.
;5sSSH 5 Si$si Trustees.
4
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia \ dx~>~1 izzT
MONETARY AID COMMERCIAL

= their financial -opost 81 Saturday last
1i"ssrs. j. y u.mhicton 6; -. ri Baltimore
HaT:
Mechanics ani shorofs h2ga mere yo:,, i.s,,
iney can perform, Tho rairoats Arc doing m
enormous business. sEd Inc aiiona O. busLc!.
OF grain stored in Western grsincrics mus. come
forward in due time. rho only hindrance to
t:ade lie tho high price OF grain which re:arcs
shipments but time and va thtnk il il nnt ,ary
tar oii-wlll also rcmohY This. When mics
viii p1rmtL our exports vii! he enormously IN =.
creased, money VIII h1comos hrng, ard VIC shall
"i!nea5 : scnao. o! prosperity hitherto uDknnv,n
under these circumstances VIC can oaly LOOK ;or
great ACTIVITY ~ the aioak m&IkA. and an i'm.
proVement IN Tao prices o. stocks Of known aud
uIdoubted value
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31
AUCTION SALES.
Ey L. r. Lucas, Auctioneer.

e VlETUE Of dooa OF trust executed BY
-ke O.. s. Perpencr snd vito, bearing date on
tho 18th day OF March, $3.50, and OF record in the
Clerks olca OF tho Corporation Court Of The
city OF Alexandria. Va, liber No. 8. pago 52O,
the Subscribers, rs srusteos of "Tho German Go.
operative Bailding Association No. 8, of Ale1-
andria. Va, will. by order Of the Bosrd Of Di-
rrcc!ors Of tho ssld association. duly made, and
in pursuance Of tho provisions OF tho said decd
OF trust. proceed TO sell ri public auction. en-
SATURDAY, tho l2!h day of November, 1881,
q. l.. 10, in 'front.' CT tho srkct Bailding, on
Royal street. in the city Of Alex sndra, Virginia,
tho following described properly, conveyed by
tho said deed Of truat to Wit
A LOT OF q Is U N ID with BRICK
ID WE LING thereon, in tho city If Aloxan.
Gria. Va. situated on the south side Of Duke ST.,
between Columbus and Alfred streets, in front
on Duke street. ~ feet, snd extenCilg south
wHrdly in depth IS feet 20 y II feet slley, being
tho promises now occupied by said A. :. Per.
p0Gcr. Terms OF Sale Cash.
5 5$5S$f $$ S #i5$, r.D':ss..
n,,f-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31

Wy VlRTih OF decree cftha Circuit Court
~ OF the United States for tha Eastern District
OF Virginia III tho case Of r. Is. Robertson W.
3. r. and u. Dow Ing ct 81, and in pursuance Of
doed OF trust by Edward N. Willis eud vito
TO mo, AZ trustee, 20 secure S. +. sad ID. Dow
ing Inc payment Of six Thousand dollars with
interest from the datA Of ssd deoi which deed
is CT record in the oiiiCo CT the clerk CT Prince
William county, | will, rs such trustee and AS
!rustao clllud by said decree on TUES.
DAY The I'D day Of November, 1881, at II
O'Clock IN , in froIt of tho market building, on
Royal street, in thu city OF AlsIsndris. ". pro.
coed to aell st public auction q TRACT OF
LAND, IL Princo William county, Virgins,
binding III part upon tho Neabsco ran and in
part upon Powelps rua aud near Freestonc
station, on tho Fredericksburg and Potomac
R&llroad. 1t being Part If tho tract known As
HlbO. Sni tho Eama Lad conveyed by r. B
Robertson, Commissioner, t. sa:d Il. NJ. Willis
consisting 81 s:Z hundred and seventy. eip h t
and ona- Ga!t acres, mere or less, and more par
tlculArly described i'll said decd Ct trust Said
property will DO sold in whole or in separate
parcels, As may be docaed 10 tho interests OF all
parties concerned.
Terms: One thousand dollars in caah two
thousand dollars in siI months trom tho day Of
sale and The residue IN two equal instalmenls,
payable respectively in ono ana two years from
tho day 0! sale, With intrros! upon the deferred
payments from tho day Of sslr; such deferred
payments to ho sacutnd by ncgolis hn notes of
the purchaser. with satisfactory Endorsement,
ard decd OF trust n:"a thu PROMISES; the con.
reysncaS and expenses lhareol snl al rccurtiDr
10 la borna III ihn Iurchsser.
PETER W13H. Trustea
W. WlLLpUEhRY,
Fol inrH f. Z L. po-.ilg.
0ctt4.WiW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31

Jn Tic thifd wand Ularies o. klallon, Who
HAS resided 10 Washington sire, 1870. a.kad TO
he registered as . voter OF this oitY. Col Basil
BIawoor. refused to !lsc, Mssn's namo Oh
tie bolk' end ho gava ro!ic, that he could
appeal lu tho Judge Of tho Cooperation Court,
on the grouod that after voting ia thia city 10
1869 OF $50, he entered the service Of the
Uni!ed S;atts Gcv2rnmout, Rpd removed TO
Washington with tho iaten,i0n II tourning 10
this ciy aud n,skirE It hs place of residence;
si!at !u hsa no; registered or voted in ely other
niace. aud that he thought he wss entitled 10
vote somewhere, ars! not DO deprived Ct bis
rStt ol franchise. Tho case will como NJ be
iaro Judge ChlltOa Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31

E'uk SAl.E--h FARM, containing ONE
= HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRHI,
seven miles from Alsxand;ia. on the road TO
a. ssd nssr jtoun. Vernon. adjoining
BiGurt and 0thors. Taa improgampnts consis,
OF Two aHuRf D'WELhING, :nsrly new
Darn End other out hr:ildinrr. There ia also 6.
E .r apple AM pear orchard on tho premises.
PriCD S., COO.
:. IL not SOLO hy tho iS,tISG: ;:f D:tGEMHER,
i Will be Tor rent Ter II ~ qc.r l31I IHnr
rsT;iculsrs inquire OF Wallis. Walton or .,nh =
E.ilin2or, Accoiink, Va nrtIS- ooJ,o.
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ESTEEnN -EEILdGors ITEMS. Tho usual
c'Grressloo- were PRESENT at tho different
ci'arahe' YESTERDAY. ROY. John X. IIender
e1a i',cneHoG In thu Fr-t Presbyterian Church
IT. !ho i01s"iag. tir9. Mary a. Woodbridge,
o. i'inoia, occupied thu pulpit OF The NJ Il
Hnuroh ~ ha mlln!9g and Mrs. }. Ellen
Toftcr. al i'%o, 4: fisht. Both of these
ladies' ere mcnihcf7 Of lin National Woman's
C0ia'!0n IGlnrrrarcn ljaiAn, is session 10
Nt9hluston la: 9erk. ard their addresses
WcEo listened to with close attention by ls,g,
suileroaf- Ih"Io wero no services in Christ
Chu;oA 81 Llshs. Tnc pulpis Of tho other
churches ssere flied hy the regular clergy.
Tho Gcsrcl Temperance mooiiIg, under ibo
nnsEic,s CT tho Alexandria reform Club, vas
he'd 10 The i''rst Presbyterian Church, yester
day Afternoon. 4 Delegation Of ladies' from tho
National Woman Christian Temperance Union
were PRESENT, Mrs. Hail. Of H,Ilimorc, read
!he Scripture. and Mrs. Nj. l.. Willis, of
llilnois delivered an Interesting address.
TC- morrow being "h'l Ssluts' Daq," apprG-
p'iate services will be held IL 81. Mary's
Church. Services will also b, held ia Grsc,,
Episcopal. Church, Rev. ii. T. Shsrp, ,cotor,
a 100 ogiGck y. On,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31
CANAL COMMERCE.

ArrlveG-Eosts j II Parrot, jr Win Wal.h.
} j Swift, j " Burke ) $ Howson and w t,
Gregory. TO American Cosl Co; Liltto eddie
and + Cannon, to tiaD!p s Bait CoaI 90.
Departed E@sts Il Psrrott, jr. w Walsh
j swift, j w Burke : s uogison, W /.
Gregory and K Fsnnun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31

III YoU want lcuth's Boys, or Chiid's
Sult or Gsclcaat wa have 81 endless variety OIL
the inEcst rnoas. s. WATERMAN l. Sow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31

By the regis rst,ua vhiai.
closed Saturday night last. Tho tn'ljHine ali
Glttons, luo:udirs rcwy registered and trans
tered, have hctn mado to Tia poll haoka CT tho
.lrye-ai yr.yi:.
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j. NJ, LITV5
nct19-WiW Substituted I,,uufno

fs,hUSTEh' j SALE OF STORE HOUSE
a AND DWELLING HOUSE BY virtue
OF p decd Of trust frcm James WsIch and wife,
bearing dath the oh OF April. 1872. recorded in
hour a, Nc. i, folio 3Ol, land records Of Fairfax
county: at tho request Of Tho party secured, l
shsll cIlrf FOR ssln at public auction on MON
DAY. the Plat Of November. 1881, at Fairra. G.
-. III lrott OF tho Court House door. q valulbl
SToHh HOUSE forty by twenty feet, with
DWELLING HOUSE attached with all no
cessary out buildings and situated IL Vonns, or
the Washington and Ohio X. L.
Ieiln3: 20 much cash As will psy Tho cos.s
and expenses Ct snlo sEd tho sum Of ST. GOO with
interest at 10 po- cont from tha Isl OF February,
1873, on ssid sum ill day of sslo tho balance
upon credl: OF twelve monihs from tho day of
saln Sccu!ot by Alien on tho property sold
JAMIE M. LOVE,
octl9-wiw :;ubeLitu,eI Truei,o
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LOCAL MATTERS

II: Hc1tker Probabilities, Ocs. & 1881. -
rEr the ht1dlA At!anti: Hlsies ps-ts cloudy
"eA'her anu rain, souihwestery winds, station.
aiy o. higher baronicior and stsiina.ty tnrr.r-
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ECt, G.hnts
pliELiG #a!,E OF lluLSrnIN CArTLN.

On FNUhf, November "a. 1881. 1t tho farm
- 'iL1Ge VIM. fnl'ertnn, noGr Clifton station,
v II. H. W., in Faiflnr county, and "a n.i!cs
from Alexandria. ~ II Is. III =, will DO sold with.
out rcscrvn IL tho highest bidder, TlFTEHN
PuNE hEED HOLSTEIN BULLS, varying
IN aga from calves to two years old. r;llchasets
Will he abIo to e1alaihn aud SOLICIT snimals fra IN
largo and tan he'd Of cows and 60 those who
wish to obtain thiA celebrated sleek 60 good An
opporinhity IL cClIom presented. Vehicles will
meet ITO TRAINS Ahd ruin 10 ahI frtIu tho isrm,
Passengers will havn >ln,lG Tina t. attend tho
Haln and Gave tia rsn, day
faIrls: xix months c-rlii on arrrovej notes
bearing Interest. Zen ptr cett "a f,r cssh.
hhm''S purchased viii, ird"=!r., be deliver.
I'd Oh lEn Cars Ct Clifton
descriptive !ist with fail p...i.rfos will lie
furnished Oh hprliGEi;In ~ ':tuuns Eic."hcr,
nHphr!E!"ntant at III" farm. Gi:fi0H /. - or 10
JfInrs l.. Ajrch,H, Ga:,;lovil:u, ;Fsir!ox CO, Va.
oct .'$-W:H
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Ga TO j. Z, Acnew 4 Go. Tor Cheap. season.
cd wood -Pluc, OAK and Hickory. Cc;l0.cc3H
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octG-eoits

tOAMlSSlONERS SALE OF A TEN
" ACRB LOT. near Falls Church, Fairfax
county, YEAS Commissioner of tho Circuit
Court of Fairfax county, Va. in the sui. OF
hazenoy vs. Ianner OF AL, will ol1or al publ &c
suction ON MONDAY. November Ii, 1851, g.
l. M, st Court House door, Fairfax G. H, Va
A TRACT OF LAND, containing TEN
hCRES, belonging 10 tho Orms heirs. situated
on county road shout three. quarters OF q milo
southwest OF Falls Church, adjoining farms OF
Brash, Fiji: aud others. 1t is located on an
soil is good. 0' -"
Terms: Ono.thitd cash; tho residue in Two
equal lns.alments al four and eight months, with
lnterest; bonds TO be given for the deforre, NV.
ments end lien reserved On property.
>. FERGUSON BEACH,
oc'-o-eouIs Commissioner.
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~ IS. Y. hlcss. Nnct,oneec.

c !CM MISSION EE' ) 81 LH-;!y virlueof de-
~ creas OF the Circuit Uour. OF Fairfax countv,
"a. rendered st the June term, 1889, NoyeIn
Dor term, 1850 and Juno term. 1881, thereof in
the chsncoty cause OF w. Is. Emerson and VITA
Q. ais vs. hlva a.. Emerson OF ais tho eub.ori.
ber IA commissioner of sale in ssii cause, will
EXPOSE tor sale at public nucticn on EhTUH-
"a K, tne 9th day of November, 1851, o. IL m,
III front OF tho market building, on i!o,aI strost'
. n sae ?! cIss Of hlo1sndr;s ", :.oT OF
DWHhL!Na HOUSE. in The Village Of yyrs.
s hndt /? sarfsx county, Va, sjta.tct! on the
sonsa eao OF Dpke street. oxteudot, shor. dig
lance wet OF the 'S:1rc Hridgo," sn;I contain
ing i two rood8 and tw8nay iivo rolss. buirc p,rL
OF o, tho real estate OF which Harrison Nnersna
died soi23t. "''
Terms OF Sale: :lae fifth o. tho pu:ai,asn non
oY IN cash, AID the residue in L!rca cnus, usy-
ments, 1T SIX, twelve and e!gh:aen Iaon,hs from
INC doy Of sale; iha deferred payments &: bear
H!oTcsI from the day OF salo, snd to bo sccu rod
Dy tho notes Of The pn.cbaae:, with GOOD YER
sonsl security. and tho retention Of thu lilo y n
III The last paymout is made.
ALBERT STUART,
rl,fII1 .>C1
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Go to j. j. hglev Il Go. for chc5p. aedson-
cd wo0d-l'Ino, Oak and Hickory. ooilO-eo
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LOt.ii BEEyi7iE.S.


lho'" vera ~ cases ri pole" hhnilintlcrs
L"ia morning.
br. ! l.. Johnson hss CofoIrcd thu delivery
o! h's speech IN Il il city uhL,I Wednesday, even
!GG nrEt.
Nessla. X. II. Ruld 4 bro. hsvo been
awarded he contract for painting Ghtiat
ChuOh.
One hundred sud twanty. Gvs Carloads Of live
stock passed over tho Virginia Midland K. w.
Saturday night for iorLy-ax Northern >narkats.
Te2ton s. Coles. ESQ.,, Grand Master Of Ms
sors ~ virginia. will pay AT eli Cial visit TO
Alexandria Washington Lodge to.nigh at sovon
"cEcck. rrd cxempily tho work of tho order
o-IichtAll Iislow Eve. Cabbsge If con-
yemen. s%n fo- hurting solling 1T prosoLt for rs
e 'nLs each /! is III Il crstooG ono feature Of tho
diversions 0! this time -hoHored occasion will be
omitted this year.
Jake Scott, an intoxicated noSro foil oyer
bI"rd & ihA wharf tool Of King at. this morning
ord wculi hsvo drowned, but Tor the timely as
siStanco rendered by some colorcd IN au standing
Ecar aL Tho Tine
4 temperance meeting, under tho suspces of
tho Womnn'a Christian Temperance Union, WAS
hold IN the III. +. Church, in this city, this sf.
t9fnoon. 81 which several ladies frcm th3 Ma.
tonsi un;on woro prosont and delivered ad.
dresses.
PRoFEs;0R MUELLER. Of New Iork, has TO-.
turaed to Washington and Alcxsndiis, aud will
reopen bis DsrcIng Academy at McI5urney' 8
!lsil. on Monday and Thursday next. Nov
llh and 10Th for you,g Ladies, Misses sni Mas
teTs at $50 p. m. and for Genlcmen q! 5 p.
N. Tho nscnli,Gnt rev Vienna Waltz,
lie Couctcr." SARATOGA Strech," Boston
i;nD." Alsacian Polka" Telephone Walz."
Long Btanch German" Norwegian Lsucers,
and lawn Tennis Qladrillts will DO introduced.
octl&aov%
IL you WANT q First Class Suit mado to
order from $50 to $50. or foe O7srcost from
So to so. We have the srG's. stock of piece
Socd5 in !ha ely, aud all garments are made 10
tho store snd warranted FIRST cIasl in every pat
tcuar, a7 we employ only the best workncu
and guarantee a perfect iii. Call and examine
Cu5 stock before you purchase.
S. WATERMAN Il Son.
YACuUrT'H GENUINE FRENCH
~ BLACKIHG for sale by
Sept j. q. MiLBU KIN.
GTOVS PIPE KEOKlVERS, various siZeH,
- iust-rccrvcd hy
mh% d. y. MlLBu I'm.
DRIMs BUUKWHEAT FLOUR. first Of
octl7 N''' ''''' ' j. {. aILBURN.
puTIONA-!ob lot, oilArcl a! less than half
80 proc NJ
octl5 AMOS Il HLAYMAKER'S
EILOUK POTS and STOVE PIPE RE-
e. CklFhRi for ealr at
cctl3 &c. MILBuRN's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31

sTtRN>%GEN'S SAi.is OF DWELLING
p HOUSE and AKiSr and SAW MILF
ny virtue 81 8 G3ai Ct 'filc, from .Ismcs WEIGH
and wI:n bearing tatn Tho 40th Ct Gopenbor,
1878, recorded II l:b"y \, 10 4, folio u, lsnd
rGcotda vi Faift=% county, under the ERECTION
OF the nsriy secured, shs! Dior for sale 1t pub.
i ne I''c.'oS 90 auS GAl Tho 2lst Of Nnvembcr,
1851. ~ F$i"iax &. H.. in fr@nt af tha Can't
Bni6o door, e sau7ho > WElLING HDIJSH
;;ihI5T srd 50 " Fl Ii. Tho said pronetLv
i"s on tho G"ofEel1~a Turnpike. in Fairfax
E"uhAy, sni Is :bouL mlne miles from Georpo-
ioWn, II. {. Hha HioAinr rsr. u; lbc machinery
Il Gaw ard Ia ine condition
TGrhs: 60 much cssh ms will nay ihc costs
Srd expenses 81 sale snd tina si4 u 81 81 $50 with
interest on Sad sGm from Dec. 18th. 1917, TO tho
day OF sale, tho balance UPON credit OF l, = and
. gears, with Interest from tho day Of sale upon
doIerrdti insta!inehls, &c be secured by decd of
trust upon tho urnpartJ solt