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SAFE RTTKGLARY.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Trtoun:.
ROCHESTER,, Minn., May 2S.-The safe Of
G. W. Vandusen & Co., wheat-buyers, was
blown open by cracKsmen last night and over
I,1U stolen.
, 1881-05-29

Ing When she recovered consciousness sne t, aS
scribed the rascal, who was found TO De sGeEv ,v
has had some legal trouble. Hockmeyer nas
been arrested and is In detention at SpringorooK.
, 1881-05-29

vhile vet in debt to the Government Tor their
Education. which is frequently valuable because
it gives many Ut the young instruction WHICH
mai es them skilled lubOrtfS+
, 1881-05-29
GREAT BRITAIN.
BOOTH.

Special CIhk-
LoSnoS, May 2s.-Nr. Booth visits Amerl-
"a next month, takin:, home his wife. whose
condition is iiupeiess. He returns in August
to fulfill provincial engagements.
THE PROPHETS
of the Field, Belts Life, and other sporting
Journals think that peregrlnc. the tayorit. is
safe to vii, the Derby on Wednesday. Large
sums of money are being laid on Mr.. Pierre
.Lorillard's lroIu"is.
, 1881-05-29

# you are Interested in corsets 60 to =. -
Coutant & Co.'s, li5 State street.
, 1881-05-29

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May :s.-The women's
s;x-day walking match was won blythe following
score: Howard, 3Ut: La ChnppcIle. 3s3; Young,
iii, Sherman, 80 Financially the afrair seems
to have been Il tlZZle.
, 1881-05-29
STREET TALK.

EXCITEMENT IN THE WHEAT A-A4shEIs
Speeat Dispatch TO The CHICAGO Tribune.
NEW York, May 2s.-rhere was good
deal Of excitement in the wheat market here
to-day, winter opening one cent up on re-
ports of dry weather in the winter-wheat
section tributary to Toledo on Which CHI
cago advanced yesterday afternoon. There
was Il large trade done in options early, and
after going up one cent selling movement
began which lost the advance. Opinions are
ut variance as to the deal and the position of
large operators, some claiming that Armour
still controls it, Lyon operating for him.
Others say lie is operating OIL his own ac-
count, and that, according to Chicago dis
patches of yesterday afternoon,
lie TOOK ARMOUR uS-AWAREs,
and rather upset his calculations. Whoever
is running the deal will need to hurry up, as
the foreign crop prospects are very latter
ing, rs per latest reports from Europe,
especially throughout the Continent from
which, without exception, the estimates are
for more than all average crop, anu i'll aver
age season, while Great Britain has gained
rapidly Of late and is now placed at an
average, though Il little later than usual.
Shippers state that their cables do nothing,
Us there is plenty of stock on the other
side and fine weather. 1t is 4
f,,t that M nnxv eynort tradr had benn done
t''es -4As -" ~ p" 1.;..a -. 49,, ~
10r SOME TINE, no1le llo" IS uoluS, VI c''A oe
done. even with
.,,, p.rr, M ocr.< rpr1c1,rc
s4ur,,,+ oil. Tho Tivor,oo1 fro;r,,t mar
,-,+ %, ,,,,s .sl,od ~ a nron,;nant Enp1;s,,
htt' WAS a>hco u IL pAotntieHS i'ii7t''44
shipper to-day, who said: ut is the result
OF 50 many clnigrants coming from that port
as to require large number of extra steam
trS, which are sent out weekly BY the
rcy,,,or ,;,cs unf whom berc thav make what
s:I ,,' 49," . -. ,,o+.,.:. ,,,ae .ha,-
'He'sul pae> tnes e'A "' 81 1"..S 'I.'
can get aHd 60 away lis Iulckly US posslu4c 1or
nnoTher cargo OF eHigrantS. OF "hom they
carry ao 10 l.-uo ut trip, anu on Which lhey
nrc said to make ncary or quite ~ per head.
and hence can afford to take buck freight cheap.
The ln'nan Line cfelreu three extra stcuncrs
this week, and the Cuinrd will send the same
number OF extra ones next week
TIE GENERAL STOCK MARKET
tn-t1oy ,as sp,smnt]ir There will nroba hty he n
selling movement TOR several tinys then d few
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nrc equally profnsc, quite magnificent and
generally wavy, and in tho case Of tho old
mon they give n truly patriarchal and vcu-
orablo aspect, in spite of tho yellow tingc
produced by smoke and want Of clcanli-
ness. The savage look produced Ivy tho
masscs of hair nnd beard, and tho thick
eyebrows, il mitigatcd by the softncss in
tho dreamy brown eyes, and is altogether
oblitornicd by tho exceeding swootnoss of
tho smile, which belongs in greater or loss
dcgrcc 10 Nil tho roughor sex. | hnvo
measured tho hight of thirty Of the adult
mon of this village, and IL ranges from five
feet four inchce TO FIVE feet Elk and half
inches. Tho circumference Of tho heads
averages o. inches, and tho nrc, from ear
60 ear, l3 inches. Tho average weight of
the Aino adult masculine brain, nsccrtaned
by measurement of Aino skulls, is 1890
ounces nvoirdupois, brain weight said TO
excel that of all the races liindoo mud
Mussnlmnu, on tho Indian plains, md that
of tho aboriginal races Of India and Coylon,
and is only porallolcd by that of tho races
of tho liimalayas tho Siamoso and tho
Chinese Burmese"
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A Strange Japan Race.

In her recent work, "Unbeaten Tracks
in Japan" Miss Isabella L. Bird gives some
graphic pictures of the Amos, or aborigines
of the island of Yezo, Japan. 'After the
yellow skins, the stiff horse hair, the feeble
eyeids, the elongated eyes, the fat noses,
the sunken cheeks, the Mongolian features,
the puny physique, the shaky walk of the
men, the restricted totter of the women,
and the general impression of degeneracy
conveyed by the appearance of the Japa-
nese, the Amos" she says, Snakes very
singular impression. All but two or three
that ! have seen are tho most ferocious-
looking savages, with a physique vigorous
enough for carrying out the most ferocious
intentions, but as soon as they speak the
countenance brightens into smile as gen.
tie as that of woman, something which
can never be forgotten. The men are about
the middle hight, broad-chested, broad.
shouldered, 'thick.set, very strongly built,
the arms and legs short, thick, and mus
cular, the hands and feet large. The bodies,
and especially the limbs, of many are GOV.
cred with short bristly hair. ! have seen
two boys whose backs are covered with
fur as fine and soft as that Of cat. The
heads and faces are very striking The
foreheads are very high, broad, and promi-
nent, and at first sight give one the i'm.
preston of an unusual capacity for intel.
lectual development the ears are small
and set low the noses are straight, but
short, and broad at the nostrils the
mouths are wide, but well formed, and the
lips rarely show q tendency to fullness.
The neck is short, the Uranium rounded,
the cheekbones low, and the lower part OF
the face is small AS compared with the
upper, the popularity called fowl being
unknown. The eyebrows are full, and form
| q straight line nearly across the face. The
eyes are large, tolerably deeply set, and
very beautiful, the color rich liquid brown,
the expression singularly soft, and the eye
lashes long, silky, and abundant. The skin
has the Indian olive tint, but in most cases
is thin, aud light enough to show the
changes Of color in the cheek. The teeth
are small, regular, and very white; the
incisors and eys-teeth are not dispropor-
tionately large, as is usually the case among
the japanese there is no tendency towards
prognathism, aud the fold Of integument
which conceals the upper eyelids Of the
Japanese is never 10 be met with. The
features, expression and aspect are Euro
pean rather than Asiatic. The sferocious
savagery' Of ths appearances OF the men is
produced by . profusion Of thick, soft black
hair, divided in the middle, aud falling in
heavy masses nearly to the shoulders. Ont
Of doors it is kept from falling over ths
face BY 6let round the brow. The boards
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SATU RDAY PRESS.

FEBUARf ~. 1881


have laid my heart In tho balance,
With yours ON tho other side,
With all OF your faults and your virtues,
With all ~ yout love and your pride.
II the one should outweigh the other
And cnuac the balance to fsll
n Your love should prove far the lighter,
dud help me give in You all.
Nay. darling dare not 20 falior
for my joy OF my woe, u is fate,
And whatever may come IN the future,
love YOU. aud u Is too late
Too late ~ weigh lightly aud coolly
Whatever you give In return,
| only can trust for the lesson
Which all " nv future must learn.
For 30 live In your love, ~ Ia heaven
Tho sunshine 81 infinite bliss,
That well might belong 60 future
Much swceicr and fairrt than this.
have placed in tho balance my darling
Your smilc, 'gainst lifc's drcaricst frnwn,
That love. which II trusting and tender,
Shall wcigh all its drcnrincss down.
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7 BRODEKS q CO,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbors in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
e full line OF celebrated pure, old Whlskeys,
Brsnd;os, Gin, Rum, &C., Massey s. Co.'s Phils.
dolphia and Clegetts Baltimore Ales, and Berg.
ner g Engai's Lager Beer, in casks OF bottles.
Elous, James S. Kirk Il Co.'S. Standard SOAP
Dupont Coz. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powoos, and Baltimore and Potomse Rive
ctcs!ners.
Orders promptly attended to, and consign
nleE!s socitod. No. II King street,
oct 2b-t Alexandria Va
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HCSTET1TER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
81 = ! = ! e. { RS
Feeble and SickIy Persons

Raoover their vitslity by pursuing 8 course Of
Hoststters Stomach Ritters. the most popular
invigornnt aud Alternative medicine in use. Gem
ersl debility. fever and ague dyspepsis, copsti-
patton. rheum .tsm, and other mslsdies are
com pletely removed By it. Ask those who have
used it what il has done for them.
For sale bE all Oru2yist And DeAlara generally
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SWISS EDGINa aud INSERTING "A new lot
at /. EICHBSRG's.
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TO the Conservatives Of the City of
alexandria.

Pursuant TO resolution OF the CONSERVATIVE E
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. ward meeting: si;l be
held at the Usual places in the respective ward :
of this city on WEDNESDAY, aIy 20 b. 1881,
at clock 2. N. tor the selccLioo Of ofDELEGATEs
and ALTERNATEs to the STATE CONVENTION
which oJnvsne, in Richmotd August 4. 1881.
According TO the ratio Of rcpreseols,ion igsd
by the STATE Executive COMMITTEE the re-
speotive wards will be eutlLled 10 representation
as folowe, w:
First Wsrd-rwo delegates
Second Ward-Oos de!egle
Toird War1-Ttrse delegates.
Fourth Wsrd-TSo delegates.
The CONSERVATIVE Voters of Alexandra
c,uoty are requesed to meet 90 the skml day
and at the sauc h y sut aeifc. 0ue DELEGATE
sud one ALTERNATE 70 said CONVENTION.
3; JAMES R CATION, Secretary.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. 4. Q. VESTS NERvE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT; specific for Aysters, Dizz ness, Con.
vuslons, Nervous Headscne. Mental Depres-
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
age, caused by over. xertion, sell abuse or over
indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one N onth'S treatment. One dollar
boz, or six boxes for Eve dollars; sent By mail
prepsid on receipt Of prica We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes. accompanied with
tive dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ
ten gusrsntee to return the money if the treat
ment doss not effect cure. Guarantees issued
BY JANNEY s CO.. Druggists, Ale1sndris,
vs.. wholesale and retail agents. Orders by
mail will receive prompt stinnton. mari
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k'hh GEM STEP LADDER.-CsIl and see
"A the Gem Step Ladder 1t has shelf to hold
bucket. For sale cheap At
o, MCLEAN s. UHLERS,
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BOOKa, srAvAON merry, etc.
r." BOOKS
"A T.
FRENCH'S93 & 90 KINGST.

The COMPARATIVE EDITION OF THE
NEW TESTAMENT; both versions in one
BOOB, arranged in carsllel columns; very
handsome edition; II co.
MARKETING GUIDE, by Maria Psrols;
81 so; new lot received to-day. All the StsLd.
srd Cook Books hand. to wit Breakfast
L1ncaeon snd Tes. Common Sense ip the House-
hold, by Marion Hsrland. Mrs lea's Cookery.
Mrs Rsndopbs Fifty Ye,ra in Maryland
Kitchen, #iddifeld's, Leslie's. Godey's. Ma
!ional and others.
FARM FESTIVALS, by Will Carleton,
suthor of Farm Bslls]s," "Farm Legends"
etc., 81; beautifully illustrated.
4 COSTLY HERITAGE; Franklin Square;
70 cents
PUCK ON WHEELS is very rich; 25c.
NEW SUMMER NOVELS-Lod Astrsy,
15c; an ErIful Widow, 75c; Heart aud Hand.
75:; Friend aod Lover, 75c.
New publications daily.
jed GEO. E FRENCH.
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A SYRIAN FoRGER.-Au ingenious attempt
has been made by 90 Intelligent Syrian, with
apparently some of the devotional turn Of Lord
Bsacous6sld's Mr.. Psraclete, to palm of upon
the word a pretended original manuscript of
the Apostle Peter. Il must be somewhat dis.
besrteuiug to this intelligent Syrian to learn
that German scholarship is a match for O:en-
tai forgery, and that the expert who was sent to
uqulre into the matter has pronaupced the
whole thing swiuGIe. Blu. if the Intelligent
Syrlsn has not succeeded 10 getting his st
Peter manuscript accredited, hs has 40, labor
ed qalte in vain, fer ho has added his name to
The long list Of famous f0rgels who have msde
the classic literature Of vatisu4 cOuonriee
rather than the barking scoouuts Of tbeif owo
time, the otjsot of their ingenuity. Hs has
not, however met with tho SUCCESS that attend
ed upon the Spanard Msrchsns. who ct the
bcgloning of this csuury lulefpusted SOME
sk;ll az 10 deceive the sblest critics and isduoa
them from perfect cory in 10 the Abbey Ct
St. Gall. Had Malchena not canfess. the
hoax himself it might nave passed toto litera
turs as successfully as the sham Anecteoatics.
Thero are even crilics that Insist that the 90
nails OF Tscltu3 are oniy sn txaup!e OF SUCCESS
iul forgery, and are 6ruly opuviuccd ths. the7
are 10 reality the work Of their discc varer.
Poggio. This however, ia SO opinion which is
not shared by tho ms ri y OF scholats who de-
cline tS plscc the annsls iu tho same catalogue
as tbs forgeries of Ireland, nf Chattertop. or of
The Sorian With the S.. Peter msnusc'ip.--
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Tarring aud Feathering n Woman


The ASSAULT on Mrs. Johanna Sullivan at
SsEdsheld, Mass, has been published. Not
only Has the woman covered from mead to foot
with tar, but her esssilan;s kicked and pounded
her so badly that it is feared that she may die.
She is still ia Great BsrliogoD. where she was
taken to attend the rial. and the doctors say
that she canuo, b, moved with safely Oae' of
the parry who broke into her house is 10 sl, and
and the cfhoets are try hard to gst the others,
Apparently Mrs. Sullivan hssa't been 40 auis-
Die nclghbor, but she has bad hard lot 10 life,
with macy things to s}ur her temper, and all
Sandis6sd masth;z, with her iu this tronbe,
and denouuce thoss VINO have Injured her. Shs
is thrifty, hard working Irishwoman of 10,
talkatlve and sggtessivo. aud supports herself
and six children, The Oldest boy IF H. ou
farm near the Ssndis6eld church. she has 20
husband. though the father OF her children act.
ed generously toward Der when the way be had
wIonRed ber was discovered. Several years ago
be deserted his wife and went to ireland, where
he married Johanna, and the two c,me to this
couutry together, earuieg che fam Mrs. Sui.
Van DOW tills in Sandis6eld. Oae daySulliVsn's
first wife appeared ou the scsoe. There Was
gIsnd hubbub and cxplatioo, snd after
deedicg tho farm to Johaoua, Sullivan left
the towo, spd hiss not sincs been heard
from Mrs. Sullivan pluckly ac,epsed the
situation. and has toll4d bard TO sup
port herself and children. She has been in hot
water With her neil hbos most OF the time, re
sen,icg both insults and itiuvies 10 the court,
and there il 20 doubt thst she has been largely
10 blame for the frequent quarrels 10 uhich
sho bal been conspicuous Her story of the
assault is corrohnrat,d by her oldest by Ma
thtw, About 1880 Suoqay morning week sne
was awakened by tho men breaking 10 the out
side door, Jumping out of the bed, she ran
into the clothes press, the door of which swuos
inward, aud was thus able to keep 10 safety for
while. Her boy brsVeiy stood in front of tee
door 10 defense of bis mother. bet one of the
miscresn,s oboked him and threw him out of
dOurS. Heaiiag one of the men call for au axe,
Mrs. Sullivan threw open the door srd jamp4d
ous OF the window, the mep 10 close pursuit
BY this time the children were aroused and rau
screaming after their mother, the whole family
being 10 their night clothes. Two of tho men
overlook Mrs. Sullivan short distance from
the houis, and threw her to the ground, aud,
willis one held her feet, the other pulled her
clothes UP over her head aud smcthered
her cries. White then came up with bucket of
tar, aud, while the little buy stooed The bruits
10 make them dssist, poured the black stuff ell
over her body afterward pu ling duwo her cl,th-
es, covering her head end face with it, Not
satisfied vii this, they jumped upon her and
Kicked her until she wss half uuo IN ssious when
they left her grosDiug upon tho grould Sno
rem,ioded there some 10 minutes. her children
ioaly assisting her into the house, ,-Spriao.
field Mass Republican.
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FANCY GOODS.
GLOVES ia Kid Bef;;r Iisje Thread q

LOVES 10 Kid, Berlin, Lisle Thread, Silk
hnd L,ce, showing all the newes: shades
LOT the season also new assortment of Lace
MUS. Price 23c SOC. 75c and 81 25 per pair.
Corsets IN 81 the esdInp Styles perfect in fl
ana finish Prices SOC to So 20 Der psIr.
OhCsrWcsT-S SpGciai attention ia cslie3 To the
largo assortment fpr Lsdies Can't Misses
Boys and Infants in Gsuze Lisle Thread, Cos,
s;m:r rni Suamer neTino: sNo .re extibiLiny
ctoce ss:or!n"nt Of L,des' Undeyysrments
OF every description, Cnuulises, Drawers, Night
gowns. Ski-!s &c.
Linen and Six Observation-Disclosures
nos'eTy' showing the most choice patterns az
ven rs lhe IzrpesL assortment If medium and
nhcf nhcf quality. tons;Ha:ly adding the latest Dat.
'elhs as sJon a3 they ar o1fured for sale by the
n anutactuTas
Neck Ruf filings EuF3. Skirts Veilipss. Bu..
Ions Sllks Uottons &c
:. Edglngs IN Swiss, Hamburg, Nsinsook, Cora.
llne, Qefmcslle, Valer cietnes, LsDpuedoc.
1orchon, Russian. Venisa, Crochet, &c.
r, klshnie Patent Bosom, citforcfd and
ocrntch Snlrts, in sundriad snd unlsundritd
Collars and Cuff, sizes II TO IS inches. Prices
l2c l5c, 2Oc and 25c
=, germantown Shetland and Ss1ony Wool
LeGhyr Wors Led in ell Co.o!s, silks, Canvass &c.
Neckwesr-At ali times the collection will
surpass s!l other cssortmonts offered in thu citv
a Inns display Of Claudent, tho best Scarf eyer
made n Tor men; also Gorcan, Flcxor BAudsce
tropical, De Ioinviiie, Lace, and comnIe.e
line OF Fancy Ties and Bows.
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S}iEGiNlh sct. In ine CLERKS iii 20 Of the
Circuit Court Ct Fairfax county, June Is !,
1851
a. FTes"s9: !. complainant Case end attach
.. 4. Herring, defendant me''
! he ubitc. vi this suit ia To attach certain lot
of land, ~ the village Of Vieurs, convey ed to
tho detsnds0t By Il. Van Syck aid wiio by
daed, de!ed 5:h April. 1879. snd 10 sublec: the
ssmo TO the payment Of debt DUO tho com plain.
al. by TIC de'Ahdhrt for 939 d3 with interes.
thereon from the 9Th Hs7ch, 1856, and ;he costs
Of this suit.
u appearing by sffdsvit fled :hs. the shove
nsmed deien snL, Z. II. Eerriug, il non resi-
deni Ct the S!a:e OF Virgria, II is ordered that
ne appeAr hare within month after due pub
lication hereof and do what ia necessary 10 pro.
tect his Interest in this suit. Testa:
je2f-w4W r. W. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
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" Is Is. w A.DDEY
10 KING STREET
1FEiCaAL ENTsCEa.
~ Office TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

Collectors CfIice, !
Room t, E srkct Bui!2ing,
Alexandria. vs. juno 1881
isotica Is ho'eby given that the tax tis dae
10. l:ol aro now in our hands io- collection, and
the attention OF ST. psrties inei asted is res CO...
fully called to the following lx!racs from the
Revenue Bill Of tbs: gahr
"upon slI bills Doi! in full By The "a. day OF
:'uy, 1881. the Collectors o. Taxes shel! allow Z
ciscouut % ~ per cent, and on al bills paid by
It's Isl daS OF Angus, 1854, they Shall allow =.
disccun. o! pec c5DL md ell bills not paid Oh
the d cay Of Dcc9mber, 1851. there shsll be a.
esssed s;.d col!ac!cd paaaty OF I've per cent
upon III" smouE. q ssd oils. Gad on sll hills
remaining u:rs!t on the "a! day Of Juno, 1852,
damages ri tho rate OF II pur ctntum per ancum
shall DO uaid."
G- CEce hours during the discount period
ttOm S q N t. 6 y III.
JOHN r Hull. Collector N. Dis
S. <. FIELD, Collector s. Dis.
je25-tAl
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White goods; stock iast replsnishcd at I
EICHB eRG's
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TURNIP SEEDS,
4 SPINACH SEEDS,

rE'OlLEr SOAPS. A full assortment Of fine
L Toilet Soaps, also large stock Of the very
popular Creme Oatmeal So.p three cakes in a
box for 10 cents, just received by
j7li +. D. LEADBEATBR s. BRO.
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jyG-W4w

NlkGINia: n tSe Dlerk 6 otfce of the
Circuit Court Of the city Of alexandria, on
the 9th day % June, 1881.
Charles ;. Taylor, ST., Complainant. agsiuet
John St. Ciac E7o0kes, administrator Of W1n
+. Dennis, deceased. and others, defendants
In cnsDcery,
Memo. 1hs objec. Of this suit IS 20 procure s
decree for the sale Of tns real estate OF which
William (. Donnls tiod sciH d md possessed, 10
pay allowed debts a&ainst seld dacntalt.
The defendants, }. Harris Forces zrd Faarie
y, Forbes, his Wii5. GbAros Ladd aud russn L.
i4sdd. mis- vile, frsn! (. Pres,t:uan, Elizabeth
U. Cotsnsn, VIA. j. Bowen sud Lucy J. Sow
en-, his wife, Lewis Gscsnnsu and hiary W. Gran
nsn, his wife, George l. Dennis. James Pits,
Barton Pitts. Jeha U. Dennis, Jaues u. Den.
nif, Francis 4 Denni9. usmuei il. Dennls,
heaiy Page and Virginia u. P@ge, bis wife,
not nsving entered their appearance and
]! sppesring by an affidavit that they srs not
residents Of This State IL is ordered that tho sslt
defendants appoar here within ora month after
due publication OF this order. and do what is
necessary TO protect their interest in this suit
ard thsi copy Of this order be forth vita in
serted in the .aloys2dris Gazette, suewspaper
published in The city q! alley hndris once week
for four successive weeks. and posted 6: the
tr"n. dnor OF the Court House OF this city.
q copy, test:
AOKTON AiARYE Clerk.
JONI III Johnson, q ic0l-x1u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-18
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~ UTIUE -hav,ns taken cut Letters Of sd
IT m,nistrhton on Inc estate of K. rKEN,
EE1Ok MkLCHGGk, dac't, l hereby give
notice 80 a!l peraols indebted to said estate to
CONS forward and settle tGelr sccourLa. snd sill
persons having claims sg .inet said csts.e to pre-.
sent taeLa, duly authenticated, for pay msnt.
SOPHIE MELCaUiR.
AdLain!sirstFix Of X. z. Me:cuoir, decd.
Mr.. hi. BUeSARr, Fairfax street. is duly
authorized t. receive sad rece!r. for any monies
quo TO my late bus band. Il. f. Mechoir
SOPHIE ri f:LCHUIR,
jyG-w4w Adminlgtrst,i,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-18

WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
w gentlemen TO our "Monarch" shirt. This
shift Is made specially for us, and is 8uarsn-
Ieeo perfect IS 10 Ut and workmanship.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-18

SEERsUCKERs AND INDIA LINERs.-J ust
opened Dew LOT, v.rY caesp, at |. ElCHBERG's.