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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-10
By ONeal s. Lucas. kuc:ionoors.

NOMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALJa.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE BY vic.u:s OF &c.
esees of the Circuit Court Of Fs,f.G county,
Va, rendered st the June taral, 1880 and No.
vembef term, 1885, thereof ia the ch&lc NJ c luse
OF w. K. Emerson and wifi, Q. OILS rs. h,y. q.
Emerson ct ais. the subscriber, Gs Commissioner
Of sale, in said cause will expcso for aaio ".
public auction on SATURDAY, tho 18Th Gac
OF January. 1881. at IL m, in iron. Of tho hic--
ket building, on Royal s!reat il the city Ct :!
snGris Va, tho REAL ESTaTS il Tie sail
decree mentioned of which E.rrilo1 E23rsoI
died seized. to wit:
No. l. a LOT OF GROUED. With Two
STORY FRAME DRELLiNG HOUSE ii
the village Of West Fad. in Fairfax County, We
situated on the south eide Of Duko Street, OK.
tended, short ois!snc, Yves. Of tho "Stoao
Bridge" and containing two roods sai twoa.y.
Ave poles.
No 2. A TRACT OF LAND in Fairfax
county, Va, south Of the above described j.:
No. l, and separated thercirom By the v y!
and a. & +. railroads. sijoiuing tao lands Of l..
w.. Rotchford, Holland ind others AID contain
ing lGa acres of dry land. more or e:a, ca acres
OF meadow land more or less, aad aooai II acras
marsh land.
Terms OF sale-One eth ofthe purchase money
IN cash, and theresiduein tire, equs p.7nsa.s.
1t six, twelve sad eighteen months frm the Gay
of sale; the deferred payments to bear i1L1Ics.
from the Day of sale. and 10 DO secured by tSo
notes Of the purchasers, with good paroons! So
curity, and the retention Of tho title Until ,h1 >.
payment is made. ALBERT STUART,
decl5.eodts Commissioner Of o4!a.
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Efn;alCyns.

NEW YORK Jan. 10 Tho Poags financial
article sHyo: the stock excnangs marksls are
active and strong u. :. bonds are higher and
tae advance in railroad bonds ranges fioI to
per cent Tho Ovcrsnajowinx feature OF the
stock mark-t is Wetar Union telegraph,
which opened 8! 92I md steadily, hut quick =
advanced to97s. ;hon declined to GGs then i.
Val ID to e65 1Gd is Ssh as we write. After the
Telegram strcks tho features have baon Union
Pacific. which has edvancad 10 1l41 Central
Pacific 20 81: Late Shore TO 1914! New York
Central to 1881; Michigan Contra! 10 1854; Erie
to Oh and 95; Wsbssh to dee and 81; ke.dir 9
to 59!; HsnAibsl Sc ST, Jo5nnh to 52s AID lO9t
Ncrtn west to 49,. ard Milwaukee s. st. F. vi
to 1ll1. The money market is easy q. 5a6 pei
cent for cs!l lcsus. 4 . per tine loans ard 6A5!
par CENT for primo eTcsntilo paper.
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VIRGINIA ssGEs:.zvt gSEE.say,
NOT: E,

The raC e:signed SYr. rp!i.a h ;; by virtus
Of dcc:as rendered CT is &H.1 a.; December,
1850 By the Ci7tu;: Ccu,: cite pi,. = Ait1sn-
dra, II tao cause Of G:ahs,p w.. Tt ". e, V.
4. Z G. s. I. Z. 90, 10 i, uvU yicnace., trpay
ou! tie fanjs IN lis hands AS io,!ow
ID 70 tee holders oi bon5s sd | .aons Of iLe
l:t mortgage Orange and alexandria Railroad
Company. lie principal AL i4!srcs! t+crsoa IN
full to January 1T, 1881.
(2) To tho holders Of boad. an! cgupoaa Of
the y mortgage Orange and Alexandria Fail.
ROAD Company, Tie principal and iHt:rest thc7c-
on IN .fuH to January lst, 1881.
(3J To the holders of bonds sid coupons Of The
Manassas Gap Railroad Company. the principal
and ints7es. therein in iuN to Jsuua.y Isl, 1881.
(4) To the holders of bonds and coupons Of the
81 mortgage Orsngo and Alexandria Railroad
Company dividend of s7.425 per centum upon
the principal and interest thereon to January 1st,
1881.
(5) To the holders of bonds aud coupons of the
lst mortgage Orange. Alexsndria and Manassas
Raiioad Company dividend Of II 81 per cent.
I'm upon the principal aad interest therson 10
January 1T, 1851.
Each holder of bonds OF coupons of the frs!
and second mortgage Orange snd Alexandria
Railroad Company, SID the Manassas Gap Rail-
road Company, must produce The same and upon
receiving tho moaey therefor surrender them
for cancellation. Holders Of tae third Orange
and Alexandria Railroad bonds and coupons and
first Orange, Alexandria a0d Manassas Railroad
bonds snd coupons. who. IS slated above. will
receive dividends thereon must te!ors receiving
such dividends produce the esoie tia! such
credits may be endorsed thereon.
JOHN &. BARBOUR, Commr.
Alexandria, Va. January g. 1881, LjA4.eo2e
lR;s1 Dispatch and Lynchog Virgjnian eo2Rl
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL.
WELLINGTON. D. G.. Js1. II, 1881.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The usual lick 0: pure uslity iu TIC p:e5snea
Of quorum w=s mcuifcs. ct The ASSEMBLING,
81 Mr Voorhet 6, from tie i,iut special conn.r-
lee on the subject. rapoy:t dssaaG asked 10 haze
printed ard rcoommirtoi 8 ball su!bcTz ng tie
construction Of building fer tbs arc u2mota'
ton OF The Co1GtC:s;o0al Library. b ciGottt {.
Mr. Lj2aa introduced q bill 10 au h0r q tie
appoiDtmeas .; Csa. u. S. G:snt Gu the retire
lis. The bill! Gs7 Rad ~ laErih upon Tue
rtqlfsi Of Nir. Copk i1g. l. provides that IN
recognition oil tha ,cUlGtn: tu?i!o sar7iees ol
Gen. u y:ca s. Grant, or tio army end eX'
Pec.idaut Of the un.,G S!atea, the President
is Bu!hHTz d to eppoin: him b? end with the
ed9i,e o9d coscGt OF the Senate to tho ratlrad
list WITH ra. k I'D III. p'v OF G:rct2! OF tic
erny.
Tn0 teaocG s:c,icu authorizes the Pfesi5cu!
when he. slsi! consider an emergency has arisen
riqliying tho ssT7ic:s of General Giant On a.
tive duly 70 assign him to shy Command CON.
manaura:o win the ralE Of General. Referred
to C,mgai:iee en- Military Affii:s.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Under the c,ll Of States the following bills
weresntrodu:'d and refurred: By Dr. Davis, oil
Cslltorlil, to f,cilitate appeals from the dol.
sIuDS VI luC SUu H!S,luutE "a L atSots.
BY Mr.Spter, OF Georgia, TO exempt tIon ice
pert duties 81! machinery us2d in tho nahu'ao
ture OF cotton tbrned aud cotton goods.
,By Mr Pic, of To-. declaring silver o.rtiG,at:s
TO possess tho Eaus ieesl tcDder quality as The
coin for Ebich they ware issued.
BY Mir. Carpenter. CT IoHs, TO Increase 50
per cert the dGiy Gil fix seed end liE:oed aud
the nanl!co.uEes thereof.
Aso proposing e. eons.iui] nal amtGdment
providing Inst ul 81 i! officers CT tho U. s.,
except judges of tho Supreme and iofe5ior
courts, lbs head; CT Departments, ard
other cfi,trs, &c. who's, duies ara ten.
porsry shalis hold ctfoc 10, tsrn Of four.
yesrs, ead that CotsrCss may provide for tho
election By the people OF Dcsfnss ers sud othor
ohc2rs whose duties arc to be performed within
the Emit OF rry Sis,;; suah officer &c re sub
iec.ed to removal By the Pces'den; Oh other
ttan political or rell, lauS grounds.
BY NJ. Willis. OF kentucky. to pyc7cGt cx
to!uJn tTom persons ia tho public ss1v;Os and
on6ery and ejorcI0l br such perslus.
~ Dir. Bnckucr. ct No., rrqQo.ti0g the
President TO oico negotiations with Mckee, or
tho Central Awet!cs1 s ates for ihe purchase
and cass.o2 70 the u s. OF territory for tbs
volu STEW cAauiZ alton Of the red population
Of the u. s.
At the coucuainn Of the cali CT Sts!es for bills
the Speaker proceeded 10 cs!l tho committees for
reports.
ElMGNATI0N.
Tho President has dec led 70 sppoin! Colonel
ID. B. Sscket ScEior Inspector General, vice
Marcy. retired.
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LDEdL ERETiIiL.S.

;'a.:- - 10 ctsas q. poio headquarters
Ills nj2roj9c
ihe i.:ac to- &C kioe street wharf fill in
IT,, a-o:rH,:, irym The eigat oi The s00W CO it,.
Tic aDGisl elections fer Directors CT the
Nt''eus! E!a.s CT tbs CIT take plaza 10 NOR.
IpT.
a aumJoT II sGi'cr5 hags icss,icd The Uoi
icd States steamship Portsmouth iylrg at tho
n.y,.gari IN WagEiugtco.
o :: meeting OF the congregation If tia First
B.Ht':t Church Friday night, Mr +. g.
h:SrIy vs= a!0@iad experimentation. Of tho Sunday
C !ooI q TIC clurch.
Scs,c !ller. co!orca, indicted for burglary in
enieIiGH Sir. ,'ohn M&rsh.li'a store win u icy
suoPosG! IL S&rD been stolen, wss to-dsy SC
4:iLcd ~ Lbs Cooperation Court.
ihe chein garR, assisted by al CHA force of
SOTi mon. has been 4! work nil dsy clearing tho
s'n>h snd saow Of the atree: c-ossinga. Bsny
Of them tre still III pass5!r.
!ha rcGc riis, tho nr;9 restaurant and sda-
iDr s:'oon ci III. Jac4t B ,tlsus, co tie o)rner
~ P:!:c: a. j}rH"is reels. will b. cocucd next
Ws&'caj,y,
A >toa.! boy ra:a:d LAYS. Is: w,tk, Eaa
iric asc,y cA. g! ~" "Ti1 soith g skata 10 Tao
lids It *"u;E.T hDY a:cntJ LgioS Both boys
=. - r'&'i2.: 80 abe on;';;G .sus tc,iG ,ntgl.
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Hsg1l:GrS t!
j.! MotiseFs!! Mothers ~.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest By pck Child suffering and crying with the
ex2raci..iIg pain of cutting tes.h If so, 60 at
cacc Gad get g bottle OF NkS. WIN5LO WIS
hOOIElNG SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
ii.Llo sufferer immedatoly-depend upon it;
tbcro Is 10 mistake about it. There is not g
mother on earth who has ever used it vino will
no. tc!i you 81 once that il will regulate the
bowels, ard givo res. TO tho mother, and relief
sHd health 10 tho child, operating like magic.
Il is perfectly ssts TO Uae in ell cs,es, end pleas-
a.! 20 the taste snd ia the prescription of one OF
tie oldest and beat female physicians and nurses
III the United States Full directions for using
viii accompany osch bottle. None genuine m
less tie t.c-simile Of CURTIS 6 PERKINS
Is o.! !aa outside wrapper. Sold by sll Medicine
Dealers. Twenty-Five caa:s bottle. Beware Of
iuli9iiCrs
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The popular p;jldioo against proprietary
remedies has long sue? bo.u cJLqu:roi. by th;
mAfvcipu7 tuc c'j oi zach {. remedy as Dr.
Bus C9ush Sv.up. Used tTtryghcrc b.
cv;r5bGh&. Pic. D..
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E.iI,aS.

sew lo1k Jan. l0.-Ex. esem blyraan r. Z.
CGstigaa has commenced in tha Superior Court
suit for alleged libsl against the Evening E1-
rr-ls nnwapapnr. yhe iibei consists OF a1 or.
tic;o ref cling on plaintiffs political course as
leader o. s?t!- Tanl,aGny
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4 ilEAEILESS SUNDAY The slorIG Jeslcr'
Day U.s. oJUhocd malay TO the middle States
Il i}liInof9 tic 1ta!hlr Il reported 20 harc
T2oche- : cim3Z Of uOpeasantne:s. ksln tot
!cTGd the snow 10 the m0raiog i'll! 8: D!ght the
%zTsIacgts w9ro Is siioDesg IS glass, wife the
c-css5as were deep with s'u'h sGd Tat2T. IL
#..'Ia2tCn TIC c:y i described as Ou0 Of the
r.-5. rI.iaacaCig a3 g.2il Gs a;2a.Ta.b.o d9ya OF
- II 5 y...aom!2a!,y 1.SYscyaGIo aeaso2. II
B 5 c,.g H.: day Gu! n: nav: be9 pl3ra
l-G'.ss.--.
Tia w.c.ly ryiz3 & ed i Bis bsa.,
AC3 tsli aad !sn ai! hr.w,
!aa a.o71y Eyftia se9i G;iriGa fyr!l
h: Ll@HnE sl.s. ana SHAW.
WhIcGp1l 1~trawo, tho bucr camo G1ao
And reared irsc bank TO b;ao
Al- DHG al- h:gs: II caVaEt sou;. Fl
"a t.: q o heaEtiesg day.
Wacl to Gag Gawcni Ii" nrJu,l a'aq ga.
.l.a ,-.. S3sc.g CO hcd 10 s tobr Of 8l;:e,
70. t., s..@ as Ill! filling IL Ok sud 3s'
With = : ..I3o.i IL ? ii:ta ha:i. ESo !aI
..-s .u....,I y - diving 1,r.tc.3. RI,
'-:.ic" AZ: a. T.. cNy, gid a ai2; tic paw.
81 20. S 49, ...Cst:. IS g;.o: "Td t"'3e s. SIP.
y ~. RtrgE e; tia $ -lc: cr0s,loas %I!2 c;ee:, 4
With slUsh Sn2 wa'Cr 70 such & d Eth ,hag e &c
pei S..--.--l yer l;c-i III 3c5si0.c. II all the
arca.2 y..I ...o r..U!.t pastors praach:I Il
.E.1-G .ya y ..-l c. q g4:i2ra jhl5a % &c
I'D .c,V 2ss ...a,: morning - lr4uicg in t.a
4.s. y .as. H., U::an Pc,sb2!c5,aa. sud
&o,n..3 l.la.:a0 v'DTuNs. Il several u &c
a.a-@-ls .-a. e. o@~1 n Tie Z? 2r2,"f l,or-
1871. 80 --gia. Z. u..!4'.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

'i,c1siHr ProjaJHnics. Jaaua,y ~. 1850
.'27 tbs Middle S.ates, rol snd snow. !J!!o"ei
tonight by decidedly colder north - We,, w!Dd:,
partly c.Cuty weather Gnd rising barometer.
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,UE Rest ROUTE 10 FLO1IDA-Smi,h't

k9fah"'g, ". Va, I'D says:
=, h E.ljin"ra sni OAio Railway is Of
i.r!2s .'c&.,s yTci '':G gen. roads 70 Jscksoo
vile, Florida. Y behccv5 travellers TO that
su2'y ciM", - know tho best aud mos. eXpe.
dH!ou' ioat3. il is generally coLccicd by
'Xr2:!e@ced icurss, tha; whore speed, safety
2Ud c,m'.r il desired. Illa Virginia Midland
Hallway IS ho oao. LIxaJioua sleeping palaces
bro Ia1 !roln WGsi.;uston city 10 New Orleans
'7@E7s hu9c!c,i Miics- H!ihvu. charge, The
NoT O,loaas last mil passes over this ro.d,
So Is the short iiOa f5r Lypcbturg, Mobile
a2c all important tliiCs ia the South. l. isuu
a,c?$Sa;5 !0r Us 10 mention tho historic spots
81 n< iI2 read, tia; were made famous dulipg
tho Iito xar. Rec,lcct. il purohasog your
tickets fer JaaksoaVio or amp other uportaut
llic' IL the s )u!h, that the most cxpsdltious
route u the Nlrsjcia Midland R,iITay."
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IHE y. j. .. Il. L. CAsE.-Judgo Charic:
+. S;ua:t, cNA Ct &c Counsel in the c4se Of thi
Was:iGg'0a ard Oslo Railroad, las b:cr
t1iii; ! .1sr 'ho Court CT Appeals, iaaes.iou O.
R'ohmCI4, wi rcDagr d.c'si9G il The sui
70 f1lrIG2 or Eek: Cng.
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Small Fox

WILMINGTON. URL. Jan. lG.-Six s,ses O
small pox have hean I'll slsly IaD9rloa in tht
cIIy sid ctecr: sr@ Constantly being head OF
Oaa death ocaurrcd yesterday.
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INDICTED. 1t viii b, sscn by rcfcsccco te
tEG r:aC@.1iogs If nc u. s. Courts 10 day tha
Mr.. Jaa.&S u,l9 Ea9 iniictfd for imnedirg ouG
cgaTu:.;s.: tie 9oicg il tic Third Ward durs
il. i.,r Pr,~idg u;iai ,l.Ciau.
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D5a't dou3!--3. s. s. cWcS oil Impurities =,
X matters no. d %? long s!aldllg.
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CHAMPAGNE CIDER AT MCEUnNEY's is thu
bts! VIC have a90r used. agd yet ttev cnis
charge 80 G-a.g y & la ior it. isr4
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Tie lao 81 goFFEES =: MCBURNEY's STORE
ard Wiii:2ut d2u5t !ho bsst iOr ;as least nouay.
Any pcr&oa 81! uavo mc1cy By purchasing q.
lh:iy s.Cy2. ia.4
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Snow SL!DES.--SoyCtaI saow slides i:o.a
10 h"nso to.s tc-u:Sca to day, nndar enc
4 @Ai.h. n EAio& street, P1!!co OG,sl
!j-UE3 Wa ought. sGj EGockcd Gowc. Dy
another, eYou2r Map H:rlaa JchD Coleman va
partial. huT!is2. Both gentlemen e.capcd
EilkLu. ;.ilr;y
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EU Ssccttn.

FuiLADEi FILA. Jan. 10 40 auuusl meeting
Of the Philadelphia ~ hcsding EtocEhpGers was
held - dry,
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LEcTr0E -As wi! he seen BY tho rdyrri;ss,
mcct, Nv. I!ueh J. Msso9oy, $. j., Of Wood
s. eek CJ!tg', Nd, vii iCc!cro far no oeneG
{; tho gv,T Uolcc The c.r2 Ct Tbs Society # ST..
Nj.ca2A q rau!, o. Wednesday evening" pcxf.
lac 'sc u'tr il or eloquent ed accom- p.hs
s2c' k:c - q Iie crawl Very a-ge Ald!egc 5 n
I2a:y ci.cs q TIE b-icn. a2l IS the Society
u"as7 TEGS, :H:pc.3 he appears makes no dis
tic 10 0. ya:c q ere; d 10 lis 2i4lritu aa Of
CLARITY, T2GaCG'nG 0U!y thG uccG CT Tho auiier,r,
i Is hoped tat ,ha c2laliu1'iy Ein,ra!ly will
second lis Gtfjrts.
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L. S. Courts The I ltei STATS Ciicui!
ald D sic: UvuI;s. judge R. v. HUGHES
p:csldiog, m2: this mcr1os st lea
o'e.ocz. The grand irr? apparel according
10 tdj )urnnen', aud wa!e again s:nt 10 thsir
Eoon. Upon IciurDiog to the cou';: roo1 ttey
presented an ioGic ment giiD;t James Gels
fCr delaying ard obstruo;lry q voter OF tic
lle Ih ri Ward poles @! the CITY OF Ahx1rd Ia
a: h, citclioa h,!i 60 be , Ct Ncv3u5tr
last.
Ia TIC Cic1;: Court az order WIS entered
allowing the Grfcndsr.s ID the suit OF Graham 6
eZcc2tors ". B,r'ow sCd Duncsu, surviving
Nuztoas. H.. to lie record ir this court Of srit
removed from CrcQ!: Court OF III, ti!y OF
Richmond.
There "a3 no bu:iaess transacted in tho Biz
t.ict Cours.
Inc grand AID petit juries vera adjourned til
tomorrow morning at ten O'clock, to which
hour both Courts were also adjourned.
CORPORATION CoURT-Judge 4. ~ Chiffon
grcsidi"g.-Ms1r7 G: Broadus appointed ad-
miL'aift!lix CT J IS. Vi. Brosdrs. d:cssad.
plal,ltf to employ counsel.
Ch:s sdine 7s. Alexandria Marine r. W. {;
). =. Co. c}:C rule vs. pla;niiG f3T seclr!y Ter
cl-II,
W:ie!t ~. Greet lotiaus; death Of dcf,n-
daat suggested. GGd cluS9 revived agsias! his
cyccutc.s.
II !c.gsa TO ks:p 5as room VS. sra5t9d to
IaHn 4. Ro5ar.
i. ". AIm5:goD. gas .ppoj3tei ajnili5lra
!cr ia bosi7 ac9 q: JoEu IS. Hurley, deceased.
N,:3. y. E..aey hiel; iDdiclnen! fer breaking
sd cot2Fiag q dw:!iiag IN daytime. with iotrrt
20 c2;0n-i: lsTceay; demurrer 20 Indictment cad
dsuurrcc rluod; Elsa ret gully; jury swa.p;
Y:25c: MT Guilty, aud ryls3ncr discharged.
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ing t0IiGcroG og Cr.ToMs Tho ,c.nt
lE,N over ;5c C!!I3, ii Collector Of Cus.GC1s icr
It's lo!t wGGG MAKO /: erYcsr that i; IS po-
s"i3a Fraaig - H2 d sired. bu. i: IS rot. and
th's IS Ih. :" a0.: il - oa9 If honor asa not Ct
eWoIumca:. lE1 tthtc ooc3 PAID r gDl.ry Of
-oyu' $500 p,r scar. 0ut l!s cory 10 that dirtc
l'07 h~s tonr oiuo9 Departed, for it pow while
81! cue Of responsibility, g bond of $4O. OJO
hll0& ,quiTla iro-n The Collector Is a fulTan-
tco Tor tho ta'lNu. Gj'clarg3 of bis du.iea) CO..
pays shout $iCO. Inc Commissions accluing
10 the CJ,c CT have beer grsdu,ly tT0n
ycer to year, ira. s!c!rGd Is othtr our
:ot9. Tho Supervision ct thcsiiybt houses il
this ols rlc;, rc sX in rumbcr, acd tie pay.
:acat OF salaries 20 t1o keepers, bsve this year
heou paced in tie tauls Of the Light House
Inspector ct Batla)re, wbicl cot ouly woIk
rSGBs: TIC Interests Of Alexandria, but fur Der
reduces !ha ,a'siy Of tho coectoc about 800.
Honr 5uyG!cd dollars is 8 poor salary for 40
c6:>oT tiom Taora Q boDd Of $40 O00isr,quj1cd,
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THG l'VsE % Saturday The ic, ca the
i've, wss GoOG aut scl,d. tDl a iaT&e rumbc.
i Sb&c'a we're CC il, b1t it 10 tAouSht that the
l2'D 9. y.s;ty3lg sid Tic mid Weather CT 70.
doy has GOES d,EE5ig :cakonat i. II The pre-.
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'npt re.w.en t"ls (! : sc S5a.hTd's wl;hQu;
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-10

LaeEe ncEsg VS. BETTER TIA i1r 50 ceals
PC: rcuad tii.a that H5icl Is Dew heiag sold q,
MCHURSEy's STORE. iar4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-10

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10y !9'a,cl t1is Atm,ilctg CT Ibis y, IL
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bloom j. cur gaIIteu.'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-21
Amelia Rogers, Dctcndeut. !

Action brought in the District Cnurt of
the Second Judicial District of the Terrific
ry of Washington, holding terms ut Olvin-
PA, for the counties of ThurSton. Mason,
and ChchaliS, ana Complaint filed in the
County OF Thurston, in the Office of the
Clerk OF said District Court
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-21
SOUND STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Regular Mail Line

TO VICTORIA ANDPORTS ON PUGET
SOUND.
CTEAMEitS of this company carving
~ the u. =. Mails. Wells, Fargo d Co. 5
Express, passengers and freight, Will leave
Tacoma for Port Townsend aud inter-
mediate Ports,
Every day, except Saturday, ut n'clock p.
NJ, and for Victoria, Il. G., SUNDAYS. Tues
days and Thursdays, ut the same hour.
The same boats leave Seattle every
morning except Sunday at O'Clock, ard
for Victoria, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
p asScngcrs leaving Portland Saturday
morning arrive at Victoria Monday after
noon, and leaving Portland Tuesdays and
Thursdays, arrive at Victoria Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS.
From Victoria to Tacoma ana ports IN
Puget Sound, to Portland via \. Il. II. H.,
the stauEch and lavorite steamer Is NBliI e.
carrying Her MaicS,N's Mails leaves Vic
toria for Port Townsend, Mondays, We'd
ncsdaYS and Fridays, at q A. NJ, making di-
rect and close connection with ". =. Mail
steamers for Tacoma and Intermediate
ports Tho Isabel returns to Victoria same
afternoons.
Passengers leaving Victoria Mondays,
W ednesttays or Fridays, arrive at Port.
land the days following VIZ: Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and Saturdays.
Forpassaga or freight apply on board
steamers or at the the ConI,,uny's Office,
New Tacoma.
August II, 1878. 39tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-21
The MOngOlS in Brooklyn.

The Chinese agitation appears
to have been transferred-at least
temporarily-from the Pacific to the
Atlantic coast. The Brooklyn board
of Aldermen has passed an ordin-
ance prohibiting the issuance of laun-
dry licenses to any but citizens of
the United States, which action was
induced by desire to break up the
Chinese wash-house business in that
city. This is a more radical step
than even Mongolian-ridden San
Francisco has yet taken, as the
Chinese in the latter city continue
to ply their vocation as laundrymen.
One Of Brooklyn officials denounces
the action of the Aldermen, which,
he says, is calculated to injule the
very class sought to be benefited.
He thinks that foreigners should not
be obliged to be FIVE years in the
county before having right to en-
joy the privilege of earning livings
ia this way. Many poor women
will. by this rule, lose their only
means Of earning small pittances for
their support. On the other hand,
one of the Aldermen asserts that the
Chinese have already, with their
seventy-fve laundries, almost mon
opolized the business, and are daily
crowding into Eastern cities. Their
presence threatens the prosperity OF
the poor and laboring classes, and
he is in favor of severely restrictive
measures that will have the effect OF
dri vino than hencn