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nanc OF nlmnht nuunbcrnsa nc0uatntnnccs.
who hAvt ienrncd ffttn nssncfhtinn with this
friend how Al,c u o,tr onrtir with thu lrn!ttful:
IN, Kt,tkcr: ti NEST stly. IND til6st tnfrly. In
tho i,At.c uf ttaAt t.auerhnhQ frnt' s%tch *in'h
Ioyft,R sunl has .tcI,nttc, We must with tt:st,.
lltng ltps apuak that term Tint separat:s ,t* from
him forever. liltssei privilege cntfH We in~
assembled IN thIa rnout huvn uttered httr rc-
Rrpta tj his diving cur while he wis Nbln ~ tlh-
tlnglifEh tho times Of nffcoilon; cnnhl wo havc
whispered tn ht,u
That .ent.nr fnreHcti nn the ahdto
M thla vida world NhGn Ill u nsf.
Which elaerk tic spirit ptH tta bnsk
l'utH IN 1ntN Tho untnSwn darkt
but whnt tributes Ut cAtncm nc cOuld nat offer
tn tis living hcArt we n1hce here upon hs collin.
Rnd Lwnlt il reunfnn hereafter In tho skies.
DCiitNu THE nEllvEty Of THIS AhflIsf:ss
rrof. swing was greutiy affected, IA were many
OF his hnarerN.
Tho choir anng,
ri would mt live alwAy."
Aud thon tho Apollo Club. led by MI. OTIS.
rendered Soft mar thy sumt'crh be,"-a pcre
which WIS Frcnt fhvorit pt Mr. Carpenter.
The bcncdtction Followed. and tho body was
porue o,it OF thu hall, wh1c tho orgnnist played
tho Aitcgrctto for tho Bovcnth Symphony OF
beethoven.
Only tue family and paIbcarers accompanied
tho body to ItosehtIl. whcr0 It wns buried.
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SIDNEY THOMAS.

ho "ants tno Me"scs" .n.a.".' xs,~ ~ w ~,
Trntk, ahd Wabash Ofison RACK I"
Twelfth street.
III ths Editor Of Ia CAttaeo Tribune.
c,,cann Inn. n-.rho nirht TIM ordinance
s."uu, s, o",. a'.,,,,..s .,'n w,s."r, fma,nnn.
was passca adm!ttstS ING "esselA tn''a!a,
Jenoss, into what In lcgs than tou
ycnrs will bo tho henrt md ccutro Of
tho must adsAnclns Guy OF "'oaern u'tss'
a1l Alderman declared in speech far0rlnA tho
ordinance thut nptthor bis constituents nor tho
t,roa, ,.rro ornfart Ia lts .ms.auc. What ths
.,Is, ~ ..n .,sass ~ r,hIr,s1,, I. .rn rot mi.
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conversations Wlth conkLlngs Aen-
tcnnnta-Displcascd with His CoitrAo
-fac Wanted Mt first 10 Dcfcns Gar-
neaa-,ae a:,., ~ ,,," sour fe'a'an'' an" LII"
possinle 20 fteaao. g.
contest IL Interesting 10 your roators on account
Of tho peculiar facts 1t is bringing ont concern
curiosity. / Wis sitting yesterday among
group of gentlemen, always presumably conk-
ing men, anu utter wn''o ono OF tnotn' putting
mo NJ o ,n a con-
los'owS; Mr co,.,,ru IN, ,oo, ,o.,r., NJ, irwin ~ s
I,en. eas Aas uoon IT,. tos's a.s se'p 5,, on as
Governor. IIu is strong enough, by direct md
poaltlyo interference, 10 make tho sonator
Iast triumph. Tho carcs and aisappotnt.
meuts Of ovorwork, us sensltivo aud ropullant
.akon'ts, with lawsuits and Scandals, hasc lnato
pse,er Sk I oops woy 10 edauao
TINT tho old ,ua. ia Wholly selfish. Hu bus hardly
Mt this mon,ont a warIn. % unn,,ostioul,s M frten1
He bus soufod OIL everybmly In Now York stato
OF bis own olrole who wont III heartily for Gar
xss Ss esson S % . sR ,s5 wbo @ ss
parly 70 H. Gonkass pqas. AID rsa os,aolisha1 Ii M
tho % as a s ess s2 popo sp
nNesriv " ovety pt one " or Mr Eana1to. c,o.o
frlonds, who htloklod to work for 0uriivd Mt tho
oponln9 ut tho canpulgn, roocivcd ietturs ur
nHil otst, aid III tho Oho crowd acconpljsh t,lpe
uwi. salvation. AnIonx tho porsGns whunl Conk.
e sr 20 c VjS rsnt yeat Gofoso nn Sa 1na fE G.
cng0 Lnnyei,tlon,. ,Conklinx pltIoti him upart
afSer 0arlea had , boon nsin!qatsd: and saiti.
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GoNo. HAD.

Aftcr ctrdds. .ho ,nias!oas. y. Aletiea. ths hus.
n,aI. jiEs xud itlr,. IL, that ~ IL tMl,lR nutsn.
CItrt, j,y uyUrylsAly asuuul hnl. 1,le other tiny
hp Ca..,a vary uuur shoo1nx hta Wifi with y r..
sio,,sInR IL sho lttvrAry atld att!sli1 wort VIII,
havs gs'iiv tIu!l II late y 1cr.inin: Mor9 arv
fuw: uuyut- NuntpHyn'us, Gtl.feEtx. AM4ustc
orator II LaDuau; Charltcs larbara, isati'lslaiv.
EAAr,vA 1sM.a!!!e. AZ n1T pruit.altry, at WY
inoutl1x wLero "Mll Paris > u Httherssl !oxctnof,
wit we pryscattuI I'll cid tlar tsvts II! PRIVATE
lu,lat!u asylum. t!Ho tHlht lsWorthy of FaMafk,
hat thc p,ArrIod ulaa FMtuly gu ltIAl.
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Funeral Ceremonies Of the
Late George B. Car
penter.
Musio-Hall Shrouaed in Mournfnl
trrappinga and Floral Of
ferings.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Tup-
per-Adtlress by Prot.
Swing.

The fuuerni-Bcrsirrs over the remains Of tho
late George Il. Carpenter took plnce IN tho Gen.
tral Ausfo~Ifal at . d clock yesterday afternoon,
: and the eateem In which hc was held was shown
By tho lnrao attendance, almost oyery sent In
tho parQuot. circle, al,d galleries being occupied
The orchestra was rot aside for tho family, rata.
tTes. MID moro intimate friends, but the iattor
were scattered vi! oyor tho house. In tho ~.
scmblnRc wcro mnny Q. the most prominent
mon IN tho city aud their wives, tho deceased
haying Hn extensive acquaintance among tho
betterknown pcop'o Of Chicago. On tho sia1o
were nifty mombcrs Of tho Apollo Club. md 10
the loft, In tho orchestra circle, about tho same
number Of tho ChfcnHo Press Club.
AMONG TIE GENTLEMEN NOTICED WE'RE
tf1f I l44s.t
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On Wednesday, Dcc. 2e.. another child, June.
bTEof lincst and scarcely Ind tho afflicted pnr.
en,s realized thei. t,etcnysmnnt sro dsnth tt
Joseph % W., Who lid Th!,r.day. aeed yesrr ind
II mouths. The funeral of tho Two IAat nafnci
tnok place pfi EaturtIay nftcrn0nl, Tho chill
tlrcn wcrc takon with vomiting and hthrr psc-
mnnltory symptnms Of sour lct-fovcr, nftcr
which they oasset1 1nto a acml.cot11atnnc atntes
and ncaually aIcpt to dcnfh. Thoy suffered very
little, and thrIr sIncss waa nE short duration,
from twenty.fDur to tt,rty-atx hours Tha dis
c,,ao II auppnacd tn h,lyo het.n q malignant typo
OF scarlot-fovcr. tho patients dying Of b,ood-
poisoning.
, 1881-01-10
A fsrsatly Usreavod Faulty.

.4HfAfuIh 1kgtAtrf, 4An, i .,v
LJp II ChrIaitlta, Mr. un1 Mia Jsaoph Ward. bf
tho Sixth Wat. wort happy ~ tla pvsseAa9un ~ "
thrvs bright aud l4tsEostlnx satdsst' ! oa Lns's;
tno1lAs aud II days, died Afsux y days ulnnsss
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Iii: Carpenter from that boyhood In which
u Il &C. pub f. ss a@ays ~Snor
Ing, BY whnt nnfnns music. and lstoraturc. and |
religion could bu brought to tho people. Either |
Intensified i,y ret.iiiia saeh a,tors As siijl aad
anencor, and all tho reviewers, aud brond pocte.
5oa 20 no. 1ve 10 ~ rSHes s1n m aIs sg 90 @
very dear to hl ana formed his speclai part ct
in ao;ne mauncr asslat tfe public OF this our
Siix4ys cut 4 81 s orfSn;Sas ;das, saTiRpqs l
otbors, loved btTks fer othors. lovci nrt for
others, loved CHURCHES for oshcrs:. md that the
nn'',n ro an Ys s,s sses' theso 1n1nus 10 'o'ea
Ills lahora to establish tho Contral Church
catt.e not more from hls friotilshp for Us pro.
sifnplo orcvl and with simple rites, and ylth
that puGilo which wis wis never absent from his
heArt. 70 fOund such q now form Ut Worship
tnssc va e%aa9 loader moi r. sng si5
possessed tho enthusiasm. and tho hopo; aud tho
venturc, and no hsart viii NIX n1e % recall the
rctnurk when | say TINT when tl!s energetic
w sought oat 81 ieSs Far ro
years for tho expenses Of suoh Central Church.
will outlivU all who frcQtous Its atscs to-day.
TIE sAsiE INGENIOUS MIND,
the samn restless heart, tho aatuo persAsont Will
power croutcd almost out OF nothing this build.
Ing whose tpauty end value aro to-day turnetl
repeatcdiy @ ; III saln Ia ny own less pod jndsmemt
aud hepe, hut year alto. year. when sucocss.xo
ih HE ~ hs barncJp j. no Mahes, must i
Ens 1es 1na aops o. ts nov % eet
zen OF xrent wealth and of 10 little aytnpnthy
PlaIn ,ho xroxins aoman9 ior i Msso-lIsi d sna r..
tor w9a weatteh ana aat't' Inc aha"er ea'ne III
efaotiy theso 'oFua:
mes: sa s00' ''0'e' ono mo-
Wheh Showed th!s 5np!y e. by: Easpenses,
took tho liberty OF telling bun tn9F ho s9oIIu
personally ask anythlng aga!n q anys!nly fer
su9h az end. And II te!s hero u suGh s;h. work @
a"S aasq Ga1 %so aaa sos xas r ar
eyer The suc9ess 1t the Mnsie.llaI was assured:
i = the sood fortune q somo cit! ct!os to < pos,
sod suS III pr IL IN
men who possessed both the money md the
cities there tre whore tho gold balon9s to ono
hulrt an0 tho !2fty pnfposo 70 anothor. ~ our
s, Rhos III y s
long been =" nsrsrnsson 1uny aye 70 HsnnsS y, h;
City, not cnpitnilst. into WHOSE car shls man
nmn nos naG M ~ ~ IT. hss ao sI LYLE En
S"f,re ~ vrentnHss nf this niacr nn thn 1,osai All
tlitios 81 tha noole and bcastifll and TIC a mso-
f sL ay r ops Ul wt c T os hs
Iay other fpi,i,tInttons,
an not now forgctful Of tho fact TINT It
fTera ar5 chSrnnInr ~ n,r fr1cnti. FSr nav tilnt
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GEN. John F. MILLER.
The Now California Holatoy-A Sketch
of tho 1MdivtdMol,

fdn 5fntftftH tNdkbtnH<Nt-
Gen. John F. Miller Il ot,r ideal for the United
sta,o. s.,nte a. st.o x,,,ros,oror Na~tn, I,nn,h
Every Iino ~ h,s cheracscr II ssr,nr ho,d. Ind
yot 9faGclnl. constituting man that fully
touches tho summit Ut olir wish. Pccuniarlly,
ne " ucyoad zoe temptation q ostaes. Intel
Morally, 10 stain rests upon hls csc,'tchcon. OF
y, ~, a' ,,, sn ma s''sa :" svsss spas
tongue that answern truehfualy to magnificent
Dran. he has already made his lnarx In corstitu.
tlonsi dot'ato =. xoii " among ths bost l.elnry
.a'"us !" t.o country. :" murray ~ well ."
In elvll flfo no stands prominent. With
tn tn ,sa t military rank rank durlnr @ II the le ilebci,.
lon 10 thu ,rat on .ho it'd icis,w The oommsnd.
Ing o'ncer. Ills brain, euerxy, and blood have
American Itcpnhic, Something ts dur him from
sct,tatiyc t,le,, uf America. whn % has hecn i'}rn
!s HILL YIN the sst q i. h' e r. tso g m
ps IL carns liz s IT,, afrSsl M III ,hs
ouah c,iucatt,3 At nj ii % tbe % protes,oa II The inv Is
Euw YorE aud u. hi elt n Gomlo ia South ncnd.
ii hat pase a IL III" Ills CIV soan. % "a ho'of
Ser a 1a Gnth VIZ e neoefa OF tho
Called back to inain;ns s IN isM bv Iltnos, II, nj.
family, be was estnpuiicd 10 10 stay ,hare for
tsnloi 10 make I'LL siats lii 1,orn!apcut HIM.
is active and enrra"tie nat,,re wtsi ~, r., III.
IA 5,t hss; :; ;2Ss 'Ss Mn remain Il az
hin prunnenty f1rwnrti ~ t,t,c ~ ~ t1n.t
carrest u1enufs. io itnmcdtateIy nomtncnccd %
10 stump bis native Htnt" Il, thn ininr".ts ~
mRsei9 Fl %it .soa s T. o ess s # sSS e
Hard .1 70 pe,sal r.. complexion; ~ is6o tho General
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-10
6 ssEI5MaMsx REPORT IF TIE G1gGFT
fRsesSaEa.
a-s,cs CT CuuSrE TEahsUasE,
G.nasE ClsY, Nevada, Jsauazy !, 1881.

Tc ire Beard q Coz nev az.ssy
cot,atr, Nevada
homer herewith submit report ii the transactions
Of this dep r.nent for the af year ending December 81
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and death.
Bg. EsGN'FI.5 will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
tclsaSx u OF this kind the E.Ei 3 6tte- ron.
ALIVE (under his special advice and tream mt viii not
cure or for anything impure injurious found in it, DIR
sgNfs treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. t,oasuitatf e II free Thorough exanlna
ton and advice including analysis Of urine s. 90. Price
Of yataI kestesas.ve 50 % 4 bottle, four times
the quantity, $780, sent to any address upon receipt Of
price, G o. D. secure FROM 4nseryon and in private
name if desired by 4. r.. EiE&EEt, n. Il.
IL RearsAey Street, ssa s'rauc..co. Cal.
EpG2. NKINTEEs's KIDNEY @EHE cox. Nrf'Fs-
glgile;IEz. cures all kinds Of Kidney ard Bladder
paints Gonorrha, elect, LcucorrbGa. For sale by b. f.
Foster and Geo G ThaNcr Drug lsts Carson CITY Sl0o
. tic, six bottles for $500
I8E: 5aEN HES DASD62tbr PEGLs are the
best and cheapest IrY~ g>@sssyi and Eibt0US cure
in the market For sale by b. +. Foster and George e.
Thaxter, druggists Carson City. mhl7ly
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gsssass,. 4 iissa.yat L7sssts-f gE Ts eyw w
l sgJsnT Essss.
Cg~Tc. - osr7.7T AEzro1.
Cx,.T CGUaTE. NEVADA, Dc:. 81, 1873.

Te s's Zen. the Board csus7 cz-s=ziSasss ershy
County, STATE o: Nevada:
Genteten: The County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report Of the financial afas o: the said
county for the siZ months ending Dec. 81, 1850.
Balance an hand al close ~ h,,sipnss
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Saturday, January s.h, + p. 1881,

And will sell the land and premises above desert bed in
block - Of Proctor 4 Green's Division Of Carson Citv in
lot parcel and the premises described in block SO
ii said Division ii parcel each Independent the
other.
Or much of the above described property will be sold
asae above, will be necessary to realize money
fcicnt to pay the sams and demands Eereinbefore
toned
LLOYD HILL,
Sheriff Of Ormsly County, Nevada
Carson CITY, Dee. II. 1850. die
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To County Building Repair Fund ..........s ,7s5 &C
Io County TfoaslrtrE Salary Fund ........ 1,G2l 81
To Fund il, $50 "a
To General Fund. % 67 Al
To Railroad Fund 90 4S3 G.
To County school Fund Observation-Disclosures. S,537 II
10 Con5lu Fund NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 23),o,
To state School Fund Observation-Disclosures. 1,072 81
10 District Judges Salary Fund ,.......... lol Is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-10
Balance on hand at close o. business June
5 1919 10
RECEIPTS.

From Assessment roll, Observation-Disclosures. SIS 10
From per cent. delinquent TAX, 1S79..... 81
From Assessment roll Observation-Disclosures. So 90 80
From 10 icr cent. delinquent tax, 1S30..... Is s.
From me- proceeds OF mines. observation-disclosures. 23i9 81
From lor y licenses ....... ............. 1905 s.
From gambling iceises Observation-Disclosures. l2&2 90
From tt4te insurance licenses ............. 90
FROM rents County Building. ................ 16GO 90
From state apparcl.nui Of school money!. 1072 81
From Court docket fecs..................... It's 90
From Ere iust:ran tax net premuns...... 40S 4G
From trial OF PTc,iard 49,. ............... 2536 50
from poll tax. 2535 GO
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lErGsE eIHEAT eESEER NGEEnY

Is s nevat'sAil1s cure fer ner
vous debility, sxba,1tod vital
ity, seui;uia, woasnes.. spar
r'ato:TETa, a3@ a MAN
itrpsS, i'n2otenCy, paralysis,
ana eli the terrible effects Of
seif-abuse, youthful fnlIies and
and excuses III maturer years
-such a. loas ot memory, las.
situde, nocturnal emission, A.
version to society, dimnGss OF
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing un"bseTvcd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-10
NOTICE.
EAULzsG FROM CARSoa TO BoDIE.

HAULEsG FROM CAEsSOA 10 ESoDEE.
Proposals for hauling Eighty $50 Tons css Of
machinery from Carson (ovl to Bodie Gal will be
ceived by the undersigned, to and including January
81, 1881.
The heavies. piece will weigh not exceeding o,too
pounds.
Machinery be delivered the Standard Consolidated
Nine Bode under directions OF the undersigned, and
will be ready for shipment at Carsen about Febru
ary1, 1881
Contractors for above will state the price, pound
which said machinery will be handled.
Information will be furnished by either the undersigned
the Secretary Of the Standard Consolidated Mining
Company Room No 20, Nevada Block, San Francisco,
California.
The right - retess my aad all bids is reserved.
WILLIAM IRWIN,
Superintendent standard Mining Company.
DsGfe Od. JsaaAry 1881
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
AEG'R'EssH SAEIElS.
by Green Il Wise,

(Roal Estate Agents and Auclonoors.)
4 NOM NJ iSSION SALE Of VERY VAL
" UAHl.E R&A l., ESTATE.-By virtue of q
decree OF tho Corp0ih alton Court for tho city Of
Alexandria, W., in tho chRncerY Cause of Reid
Vs. West rendered 81 iLs Juno term, 1851, tho
undersigned, commissioners thoroin named, will
oller for sslo by public auction, at tho from. door
OF Tho Court House OF said city, n! l2 o'clcck m
on TU ESDAY, tha 9Th day OF t'tptaNbor, 1851,
The following property, to.Wit:
No A TENEh ENT AND LOT OF
GSOUND ID in tho city Of Alexandra, Va, bo.
ginning St tho nteraection OF the North side Of
King street, with the west side of Fairfax street,
thence west on King street % foet; thnnce North
parallel with fairfax atroet 81 tos.; thonce east
parallel with KING Rtrtet 70 f:ct 10 Fairfax
stroct; thhhcn south on fni;fsx street TO tho 10
ginning.
No. IA TsNRMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND hagnniNg on tho west sd0 of Fair
lax Gtroet at = di.!snCo Of 60 fee! from King
street; thence north on Fairfax streot % foot;
lhoncn west parallel with King street CO feet;
thonce south parallel TO Fairfax street ~ feet;
thnnca cast to Fairfax street to tho beginning.
Terms OF Sale: Ten per can't of tho purchase
money in cash, and tho residue on crodit of &,
T. and Is mon,h5 from day Of sale with interest,
tho purchaser 10 give bonds with good personal
security for tho deferred payments, .nd tito to
to be retained until further crdors Of tho Court,
s. FERGUSON BEhCH, !
II. q. GbAUGHTON. Noi'ti r.
SAMUEL q. BEENT. '' 's'''
Sugi-.ig
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HEALTH rs WEALTH.

DR.. Il. q. WEsT'S n EEvE AND BRAIN Treat.
MENT; q hpstifc fof Hysteti., Dzainoas. Uon-
VulslG:is, Nctgnu7 Headache, Mental Dopree-
sion. Loea Of Memory Sporn,ntorrhn., Impo-
tnncy. Involuntary Emissions Premature Old
ago csuard by oyer-cxortiOn, aoli abuse. or over
lndnlsrfitsa, which losis 10 misory, decay snd
DEATH Ono box will euro recent csses. zach
ooS coNlains one months treatment. Ono dollar
box, or Rl> hny"s fpr Ave dollars sant by mail
prepaid on roca.pt Of pTir'. We guarantee six
Dox"S to clto any ceae. With each ordar To-
caived by Ia foe ak boxes. accompanied with
hEa dollars VIZ viii r"nd tha pGFC Cnssr. our writ
ten eustsntrn 20 return tho nI@nay If ths treat
hlen; dnh5 not eiact cure. Guarantees i,sued
~ JAN NEI y CO, DrurGists, Alszanliia,
VA, Wholesale s3l rria:l sgoa!a. OrduB by
mail will r"crivn prompt attention. mar
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NEan -Aichdcacon kirkby wa1 Writing somo
oi Tho moro southern Tribes ia Btitlph America,
An Indian came 10 him one morning, and asked
h'in II ha would not speak TO Tho Light ct Day
The Light OF Day ?' questioned the missionary
WHO Is tho Light OF Day2' She waa very
sttrsc!ivo young girl whom the Indsn wished
to marry, and she would not congant- "Yery
We'll" said he bring the Light of Day to NO."
When shn appeared, hasskel hor. How ia lhi2
Thla man SAYS no wants 10 marry you, and you
will not have anything to SAY TO him. Why do
you no! toll him 10 20 away, and not speak 10
you any more p Shs did not liko u do that.
well than. will spCait to HIM for you. shall ~
Not eIxctly that, either, aho implied "You do
not cnro anything for him, do your "Only a
littlo," she said. ''Then you do caro- for him
little - Yes. .he though! aho did. jugt little.
",Well then. l will toll him you have been
thinking about it, and have finally concluded
that you will marry him After ali, and that you
will DO good wifo to him, Shall do thst?I
no gaVo her conseni. The Archdeaoon married
thom before he won't away again: and to-day,
lhey ARC very worthy, couple. '!rhe Light OF
Day. having made very exemplary Christian
wife.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rfSO GEORGE w. HARRISON and Virginia
4. Harrison. his wife, Luther ID. Harrison and
Martha Harrison, his wife. Martha Chatham
and James Chatham, her husband, Margaret
Lizzie q. Barker, and uIsm ~. Barker, her
husband, Mary nnel! snd Hannah q. VBrien.
Take notice. that shall. on MONDAY tho
9Th day of September nex!. ihs! baing the first
day of the September term, 1851, Of the Corpora
lion Court Of the City of Alexandria move tho
said Court TO appoint Samuel l.. Monroe as
Trustee, in tho nsme plRc, and stead OF ElZl-
beth Harl son, decd. 10 hold all property dc.
vised 10 IGe by my father. John u. Harrison,
decd and also :hsi conveyed 10 tho asid Eliza.
beth Harrison as trustee !0s mo by John Fl.
Monroe decd.
ELIZABETH MONROE.
h. Kempor. Alrny. j53C-w4w
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fFfRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON,
Of hlayandris, Virginia.

Under authority OF decd Of trust executed
by tho Upper Potomac Steamboat Company
bearing date on the first of May. 1875. CT record
10 tho Custom House of AleInndris, Va, will
0tler for hao ct public auction, on tho SIX
TEENTH DAY OF SEPTRMBER, 1881. a!
the dock foot of Prince street, Alexandria. Va.
at twelve O'clock. tho STEAMER MARY
WASHINGTON, |, Of AleYandris, Va.
This steamer was built in 1871, is l50 fact in
length, rs feet broad on floor tmbers and 45 feet
over gu6rd, burLhen l97 tons, light draft. say 30
inches; has porni! from tho Goyornmont In
specIois TO carry 500 passengers. t'ho has boon
lately oycrhtued on tho ways and thoroughly
in good running order. For several seasons
past sho has boon running very successfully as
an excursion boat on tho Potomac
T'erma: Cash.
$. FEkNu uS0N REACH,
Jy4@-ll Trusieo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
&UETENE aAEEN.
fEHkUSTEE'S SALE OF A. hUARLt
Il. FISHING SHORE ON TitE POTOMAC

rsHkUSTEE'S SALE OF A. VALUABLE
Il. FISHING SHORE ON THE POTOMAC
RIVER in Charles Utun!y. MI.-By virtue OF
decree OF the Circuit Court for Charles county,
Maryland, sitting as u Court OF Kqnity in "a
cauao Wherein VIM. B. Gregory WAS complain
AMI and Jn il G. Chapman sni others wero de-
f6ndantE, bearing taln May Hith, 1884, the uL-
dersIEnod, rs Trustee sppoihtaI by said Court
will Ohr al Public sale. II the Wost front Of the
Markot House, in the city OF Alexandria, Yir.
glnia, on TU ESDAY tho I'D dsy of August
next. Of y o'clock m, all ,hs kEAL ESTATE
the proceedings in sAi1 csule, OF which the late
John s. Chapman died, sai2ad and possosaed,
to'wh: tho FISHlNG SHORE, situated in
Charles co Md. and known AZ CIlAPMA MS
POINT, togolhor with oil the apportanancas
thereto belonging OF apporLaniug, and tho boStq,
ioinos, and othor fishing apparatus usol in fish,,
ing it. This shore. which has b3an iiShol pro-
l!Rbly for hundred and thirty yoarB, mud is 70.
ghrdad az ono OF tho boBt on tho river, il about
ono mile in oItent and has ready accpss by road
to the back country.
Tho terms OF sale described by tho dccrae are
Tho purchase money to bo paid in ihroa
equal ins!almonts. ono.third cash OH The day Of
salo. and tho residue in ono and two years. tho
doterrod payments to bear interest from tho dsy
OF sale, and the payment thereof TO be secured
by the bonds of the purchaser, with q surety or
suretios TO bo approvec by tho Trustee. or all
Clsu on Inc Qay oil Shlo or on tnO ratlhcatl0n
thereof By tho Circuit Court for Charles county,
Maryland. A. q. CHAPMAN Trustee,
~ yl6-eots. Port Tobacco. Md.
GALE OF LAND AND MILL PROPER
~ TY IN FAIRFAX-Pursusnt TO decree
rendered at tho June torn, 1881, OF the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax county in the suit of Makeley
vs. Seldeen and Hozsl, tho undersigned, com.
missioner Of sale. therein named, on MONDAY
August 18th, 1851. (Oourt day. at about l2
o'clock NJ. will sell at public auction, in front
Of the Court House door OF said county. tho fol.
lowing REAL ESTATE owned by Otis s. Het Z.
zsl: A TRACT OF LAND, containing G93
acros l rood and lG poles, known ss tho
"WHITE TRACE" lying in Contreville Dis.
trics, near Clifton. and adjoining Fullerton.
Buckley and o!hors. This lind Will be sold in
parcels, If desired.
THE MILL LOT &! Clifton, about + OF an
acre with tho STRAIN SAW MILL located
thereon, and the MACHINERY and other sr-
purtencss thereto attached; also SPOKE
MACHINE.
Terms Of Sale: Ono fourth cash; tho rosidua
IN ihreo equal annual instsllmsnts, secured by
the Erl:chssor's bonds, with good personal secur-
ity, bearing interest from day of sale, and title
10 DO retained ill last pay msnt is made.
Ii not sold on the day named, thii properly
can be bought at private sale.
II. w. THOMAS,
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