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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-04

From tho published correspondence
between the United States and Canada
in relation to the rights of wrcckcrs, it
seems that the course Of Canada Inns
not only been unwarrnnted, but in di-
rect violation of existing treaties and
agreements, TO say nothing Of the laws
of humanity. The understanding is
that any vessel may assist any other
in distress, no matter in what waters,
in cases where delay may cause loss of
life or cargo, yet whenever an Ameri-
can vessel has undertaken to render
assistance to crafts wrecked on Cana
dim shores the net has been followed
by seizure and fine. In one instance
iino Of 800 was imposed upon M
American tug which went to the RELIEF
of stranded schooner, several mem
hcrs of whose crew had frozen tc
death.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-04
Mrs. Darlington says

don't take any of the rostrums, as they
are regimental to the human cistern;
but put your trust in Hop Bitter,
which will cure general dilapidation,
costive habits and all comic diseases.
They saved Isaac from very severe ex-
tact of tripod fever. They are the ne
plus mum of medicines.-Bosto Globe.
Charles Henry Whipple, son of Bish-
op Whipple, Of Minnesota has been
nominated to be paymaster in the reg
ular army, with the rank of major.
He is now cashier of bank at Fargo.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-04

TnEreport of the special commission
appointed some weeks ago by tho pres
idcnt to inquire into the alleged wrongs
of the ronca Indians, reflects very Sc
riously upon the Indian Bureau of tho
Interior Department, and indicates that
in this matter Mr.. Shurt2 must have
been greatly imposed upon, to put it
lightly They say that the removal Of
the Poncas from their lands i'll No
hraska and Dakota was not only most
unfortunate for the Indians, entailing
great hardship md loss Of life and prop
erty, but it was injudicious and with
out Just cause. The evidence taken by
the commission, together with docu-
ments pertaining to the inquiry, ac-
companies the report. The members
of the commission were Brigadicr
Generals George Crook and Nelson A..
Miles, of the United States army, Will
liam Stickncy Of Washington, and
Walter Allen, Of Newton, Mass. The
poncas having expressed II willingness
TO remain on their new reservation i'll
Indian Territory, they will he-or n
least should be carefully and amply
provided for by the government, incon-
sideration Of the shabby treatment to
which they have heretofore been sub.
jected.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-04

A CORRESPONDENTS, writing from ~
Augustine, Fla, January 10, says
"This city in the winter IL quite II para
dise. What may come To IL in The
summer months know not, but now
IL meets all the requirements of the
most fastidious. To-day | have pick
cd jessaminos and wild flowers grow.
ing abundnntly. Everywhere ar,
orange trees loaded with their delicious
fruit Magnohas with their rich, dark
green foliagc, palmettoos Of won er-
full growth and beauty, palm and
cactus ON every hand are realities fol-
mid-winter. No better mir can bo i'm
aginod, and with its great water front
and historic memories IL is not remark
ablo TINT hundreds nre already gather
ing hero from all parts to enjoy it,
privileges"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-04
NEWS NOTES.

ALARMING reports Of the prevalence
of the smallpox in various localities
reach us from the east and the
west. As wise prccaution, every per-
son should be promptly vaccinated by
skilled and reputable physician.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-04

The firc-fend is after the glass man
ufacturers. McCully e. Co.'S glass
works at Pittburgh were destroyed by
fire Jan. 29--loss $27, 600; and the Ken
lucky Glass Company's works, at
Louisville, were damaged by fire jan
20 To the extent of $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-04

A srupENpous mass Of papers, being
petitions from religious people of
various parts of the country, asking
that our remaining Indian tribes be
treated with honor and justice, was
presented in the United States senate
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-04

PRESIDENT GARFIELp's private secre-
tary will be Professor q. G. Hill, who
was n member of the facul y of Hiram
College when General Garfield was
president Of that institution. He IL
principal of normal school at oregon,
Hall county Mo-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-04
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

MoSpAy, Jan. "a Sendte.- Communications
Sen. Burrows petition in favor If II constitu-
tiDnal amendment ON the subject OF liquor traie.
Bills introduced: Sen. Paul bill to provide
for separate publication Of reports Of the Wash
bume observatory and the departments Of agri-
culture and mechanic arts also bill relating to
comfy asylum.
l.. 4 L =
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-04

THE BLIND INSTITUTE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
ESDAY. APRIL 30. 1881.
AUCTEDH SALES.

AMISSIONER'S SALsOF FAIRFAX
~ LARD.-Pursusnt to decree rendered at
the November term 1872 of the Circuit Court
Of FsiIfix county, in thu suit of Hosg use Gun
nell VS. Jackson, &C.. the undersigned, the sur.
vivor of the commissioners Of sale therein
named, on MOE DAY, May l6, 1884, (eour! dsy)
at II CLOCK u., will cell at public suction bs-
tore the f.o3t door of Fairfax Court House A
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND belonging to
the estate of the late Mrs. Susan NJ. jackson,
containing So acres more or less. lying in the
Northern ed Of Providence District and ad
joining the lands of McVegh. CUTS and others.
This land is Of good qualify and has Il
DWELLIEG HOUSE aud other improve
ments Persoas wishing 8 more particular de-
scription are raferred to parties living in the
vicinity Of said land
Terms Of Sale: enough cash to pay costs Of
suit and expenses of sse snd the residue in
three equal annusl instalments to be secured by
the notgs of tine purchaser with approved per
sonsl security and retention CT title till last pay
ment is made THOMAS MOORE,
spt5-dW Surviving Comm'r. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

ETlKGINIA to wit: In the CLERKS Office of
Fairfax Circuit Court March 25, 1881,
Jennie Watkins. by her mex! friend. Mary &.
McFarlsnd. complainant VS.. Augustus Wat
kus, defendant Chsncery.
Mono. The objec. of OF this suit is to obtsin .
divorce vii culo mas.imon!e of Jennie Wat
kins, frcm tho defendant. Augustus Watkins.
1t appearing by affidavit fled, that The above
named defendant, Augustus Watkins, is q non
resident of the otste of Virginia: it is ordered,
that The ssit defendant, Augustus Watkins nr-
pear within one month after due publication
hereof and do VIVA. is necessary 10 protect his
interest in TINS suit. a copy-tsst:
F. W. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Inumss H 'no o. q. mh28-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGiNIA: In the Clerks Office of the
7 Corporation Court of the city of Alexan.
dria, on the 26;h day OF March, 1851.
H. s. Lesdbe,ter. b. Whesiley and such other
Creditors ss ::lay come in and contribute to the
cost OF this suit complsi ilsnts, aga. ust Will
liam Il. Marbury, executor of Matilda Fietch-
er, dec, sssd. kosa Marshall Fletcher. Herbert
Fletcher. Charles Fletcher Sinclair Fletcher,
Montgvnery Fletcher, George r. Russell ana
- Russell his wife. j. B. Brewer and Vir-
ginis Brewer. his wife, William p. Bradley
and Mary n. Bradley. his wife, William
Brewer and NJ Matilds P. Brewer, his wife, Vim.
w Russell and Lucy B. Russell, his wife. de-
PENDANTS. In chsEcery.
Mcmo. The object of this suit is to obtain
decree fer the sale OF the real estate Of which
Matilda Fletc :er died. seizsd and possessed to
lay the debts due and owing By said decedent.
The defendants. Herbart Fletcher. Charles
or, George +. Russell and - Russell, his
wife, William P. Bradley and Mary b. Brad
icy, j. B. Brewer, Virginia Brewer, William
Brewer, Matilda P. Brewer, William W.
Russell aud Lucy B. Russell, not having
entered their appearances and given security &C
cording to the act of Assemb y, and the rules of
this Court and it appearing by affidavit that
tney are not residents OF this State, it is or-
dered that the said defendants appear here with
in one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary to protect their
interests in this suit; and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette q newspaper published in the city Of AL
exandris, once week for tour successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-test:
MOkTUN MARYE. Clerk.
K. Kemper and uboa-vA.
Leonard Msrbury p't
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

VIRGINIA, to wit: In the Clerks Office Of
Y Fairfax Circuit Court, March 23d, 1851.
b. AZ. Carter. trustee, Ashton Tyler and Lucy,
his wife, WIN. II. (hsrry) Thornton and
Lewis i. Thornton, infants, complsinants,
VS.. w. b. Thornton, sr.. u. &. L. Turber.
vile and Ad,lipe, hs wife, W. w. Brigg and
George K Mburn. defendants. Ohsncery.
Memo. The object of this suit is to vacate and
,nnul certain deeds from w. h. Thornton and
e K. L. Turbsrvile and Adsine, his wife, to
w. w. BrIgg conveying 10 Of the tract known
as "Hillwooo )" in Felrfa. county. Va and a
certain deed from said Brigg to George 4. Mil
burn, c1nvoying the said interest in tsid tract.
and to reinvest the trustee with the title and
property so passed by said deeds for the educa-
ton aid support of toe parties entitled.
Itappsarlng by eff iavit filed that the above
named defendants, W. w. Brigg and George x.
Mlburn, are non resldents Of The State OF Viz
glnia. i. is orderel that they appear within one
| month af!er due publication hereof, and do what
10 necessary to project their interests in this suit.
a copy-.este:
Thomas s. Garter, Do mh24-w3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
INC. 2661

Nc. 1861
LUNTARY-ln the District Court OF
4 ths United States for the Eastern Oistric. Of
Virginis.
In the m after of In bank.
Thomas L. Hun phrey, bankrupt. rup,cy.
70 whom it may concern: The undereiyned,
Henry Heston and Edward Nichols, of Lou
doun county, Virginia. hereby give notice of
their appointment ss sssignees of the estate Of
Thomas l.. Humphrey. of the county of Lou
doun, in said District. who WAS on the 7th day
of Janusty, 1881, adjudged y bankrupt Oh the
petition of his creditors By the District Court OF
said Distrct
Aexandris, Va, April IL 1881.
ESWAkb ASNEf bsAGRSI NhGRSIts As.isnee..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
By ONeal s. Lucas. Auctiopeers.

DY VIRTUE of decree of the Corporation
D Court of lha city of alexandria, entered on
January 9th, 1884, in tha chsEcerY .use Of Ede-
Inns admir-. vs Edelr ct als.. will sell By pub
lie suction, in frons of the F.iri"x st entrance
to- ths Market Building, On SATURDAY, the
50:h day OF April 1851, st II o clock NJ, the fol-
loving resi- estate. viz:
The LOT OF GROUND on the east side of
Pit. strest, between King snd Cameron slreets,
fronting on Pitt street tWentv-three feot and
running ta?s to the centre of the square. There
is q FOlR STORY BRICK CABBAGE
FACTORY on the front of the lot snG three
story BHlCk BLACKSMITH SHOP on the
bsrk OF it.
Terms of Sale: One third cash, and the resi-.
due il two equa! payments at six and twelve
monlhs from date OF safe; the deferred pay.
ments to bear interest from day of ssle tho pur-
chaser TO give his bonds for the deferred ps5-
meuts, snd the title to be retained until the
whole Of the purchase money il psid.
a. w. ARMSTRONG,
sp2-w4w Specia! Comm'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
HEALTH Is WEALTH

NN h-C WGsTs EKvE ND RAIN TREAT.
NENT . speest :vt hysturi,, Dizz aess .Jo:.
va. ,".s'l;'s' Ee'H:u' He'aache, Mgu,sl Uepres-
laHc?' inV0.uGtsr7 Emissions, rrei. sluTe dc
= &c c.n7ed ng over vxartiOn, self abuse or over
lh.G' i. 's"Ace wh'ca iesd3 TO misery, decay snd
cr@.i. Cao boz vii. cara recon. cases, Encb
"I1 t, c'a.Ains "4e u 1nth tre>:mgnt Ono doliar
prepnii on !ece'pt OF p.ice W. pu.rsntes <; =
Ok - care an? ccs0. With each order re-.
Gcs''el 0y Us for six bo1es. accomu.nied with
AV2 do!;sTs, We va soad tha purchaser our wr;r.
ia su 'Ai-ee 70 r''Iu:h .ne rrGasy if the ttss,-
ih'!i do.t HOt .lec. q caro- .fusrgntees is.u,d
BY -NEEf < 80, Uruegi.ts SJsIanI1;.
Va, "noe:a g sad rossil a..:ais. Orde-s hy
m@li VII. receive PROMPT attention mar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
Space. W. N. 3 N, m. | 7r,
ka Ingenious Rascal.

Londuu cirl { pO lduut tell, III, following
extraordinary stotl connected wi,h the Tay
bidge oatss.r>lho:
GentlclGu, raslC ent with his wife iu large
to.n 10 the north o: England aud .m;layed ny
6 0;m naVlos buiIness couDucillrs wltl Scot
Land, hsd oe:h sen: CD busiotsS tour LhrUu2 h
Scotland in Dsce ub.r. 1879. Like faitutu;
husband. ho made h5 vii. aware ct his move
ments aud Thlle in he Jcatch metropolis, shout
Christmas be wrote, ttlllug hr when sh {
mIgat exi &c: hin to oe home. La tnis lsttlr
be II .ntiouud that. to get flushed with hlu
1usues6 aud returu ~ Eag!and 81 speedily as
Dosslols, be latended TO make he lust Of tho
renaiDing days Of tie year, aoc tad errapRed
10 60 to Duod:e via the 1sY bridge on tie
eVeaInz OF Suoday, the 2S h D,c.moer When
Tue apnouooctne1! Wis Llsio L.. the newspapers
90 thc 29.n th.t the budse had fsleu, carry
! log VITA 1t go eEpress trAln aud Ina ~ pass D
gers II ala DOT escape the eyc ct III. K utle-
inah' 5 vile, Wh0 u.turailY feared that her hus-
band Wss cue Of the victims. 10 this imprrs.
sion She was c1u6rued by the fact tHst she re-
calVed Go letters trou hln and clulG fad 20
trscl or him at places Wntra bis Hhereahuuls
were likely to BE- ,owo. Hasisui,g 10 Dua-
dee she wss 50 snxIUus ep,c!ator .ur several
days OF the operations Tor the rtcJvary Of
th' UDCl VI tue utSSlCH pasSsUgrrS, u
;,mste'y she returned home, brmoauipg ncr
" d whooI, apd ihe 6rm foe whom her ius-
Dand bad bseu c}Ileouu. rcoJuots ga7e up the
Doucy as lost. As no,bUg further coud be
done. matters we're allowed to rest uutil tho
boty OF th5 supposed vcm could be tourd,
nuI ss Hoe wore oU the pr SycCt Of recovery
cam less aid less. aEi ell iItercsed DersUus
reluctantly bec,me resigned to taeir iete.
Sane uue after Il een;i:msn who k1gW the
mssag Passenger" we'll hsppc1.d 10 b. 10
LrDdou on business. and while entering trau
car one day ne was surprised to see his de-
Ceased friend 4oug J eusc !uced 10 q corner Ct
tbs vehicle. EXpsustions w:re asked. but
We're Dot torti C ming, and all Rho had pre-
VIZ usy naLltes.sd su iu!erest 10 this persons
tste we're made awArs Of h. discover ~ vi the
r sl't ,tst his new hcme wss qn'cklJ fould & OUT.
tfcm /; l,rles made il sppe .rtd that he had
gone as .e nteuded with ths traio whlcn Went
down with the Tty bridge, bu& that after the
isll IT the sGuc u =, kuO~ug that Ills fsieud5
would believe be Vas drJwnfd ia the lay. be
Wsut 20 Loadoa !ere be Iqaandercd lis eU.
pioTer's III )nry, iusrred a unx Wonso, sod
wss &c yIog the mporsry sollson wnen by
| socideut be was fou1d out. HIS Afterwards ap-
Deared before criminal court and for embtz.
| zteuent was sentenced to Undergo twc.ye
| Ii 1uths' imDrisomeGt with hard labor. The
senrics has almost expired sGd :he prisoner 8
tesT uoI is that be will be liberated unlY 10 be
brOuEh. again beft re .hc court for becoming the
husband OF TWO wives - Boston Post
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
BBOrS 4 AaD SMDEss.
THH LADIES To OUR
NeWSpripg gStyies Boots LShoes

We offer mnguif cent assortment of NEW
STYLhS which csLA Aot be su passed for beauty,
durability and price.
Ladies' Fine French Kid Button Boots,
Lsoies' Fine Basket Olcth Fox Button Boots.
Ladies' F.ue Diagonal do.
Ladies' Fine Lasting Kid 10.
Ladies' Fine Cost do.
Ladies Fins Calf do.
Lsdies' Fine Kip Slippera, every description.
Kid Button and Lace NewpUr.s, Regent Slip.
pers. Paris Ties. Open Congress Shoes and San
dsls; also great variety OF Ladies' House Shoes
and Slippers Of every style and quality.
Misses school, Walking and Dress Boots in
variety of new styles; also large stock Of
Misses Sandals and Slippers
Uhidren's Boots Shues and Slippers in every
quality, style end price,
Gents Fine Buotc and Shoes in ell Of the new
spring styles.
Gents Pumps and Slippers in sll the late
styles.
The above goods are 6rst class, aid gusrsn-
teed to give satisfaction Ii every pRrtiI ulHr, and
will be sold At such prices cannot fail lo satisfy
all.
We have very large stock of Boys and
Youths School and Dress Shoes OF ell the new
styles, which are warranted 10 give satsta faction,
aud will be sold much cheaper than thsy can be
bought in this city Or Washington ; it will repsy
you to examine these goods.
1t will afford US great satisfaction to show
these goods to the public and all VIZ Can say is
thst they cannot be beat IN variety, style quail.
~ or ptlces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

STOP THE LEAKS lin Roofing. Gutter and
Rain opoul. aud sll Hork repaired PROMPTLY, BY
STANsBURY T. Bro.
THE BEST home mat u;eotured Tiu Ware
and Houseiurnisbing Gucds Gao be found q,
STANsBURY's Central Stove House, cofotr
Kius aod Washington streets, (McBalney'
Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
BY Greea & Wise

Real Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
GALE OF IL VALUABLE COUNTRY
~ ShAT.-By virtue of deed of trust from
Susan 4. T HoOtf and Francis d. Hoof, her nus
band, dated on the 5:h day of September, 1878.
and duly recorded IL liosr w, No. page 354,
FaiIf.x county, Va. land records, the subscslb-
e,s e. trustees will offer for sse by public sue.
tioD on 'rHU RSDAY. the 9th day OF May, 1881,
ct u o clock m, in front of the entrance to Court
Room. on Fairfax street 10 the city OF Ale1sn-
dria Vs., the following described property to wit
A Tx ACT OF LAND ia Fairfax county, Va
bounded 30 follows: Beginning at point on the
edge Of the lane lying between said tract Of land
and Bartiemsn's tract, on the north slGe of Little
River Turnpike; Themes with said turnpike s..
76o lf5 poles to G stake; nence with line of
John Oh ,uncay q. lG0 Z. 23i poles to 4 stone;
thence Il, 10 g. 20i po.es to planted stone;
thence n. lU0 W. 543 poles to Corse's (noW jam
ieson's) corner netr the barn; tn snce with
Corae's line $500 ". 80 poles to q atonc; thence
15o W. 3.5 POI ss to stone; thence g. 50 ". 80
poles TO tbs place of beginning containing ten
acres uors or less. The premises are we'll i'm
proved bw TWO STORY BKICh d H El.A-
ING, and all necessary out buildings fine well
of water md abundance Of fac fruit; Sltustad
only II miles from Ale1andrl., Immediately on
good turnpike roSd and q splendid vloW ct the
surrounding country.
Terms of Sale: Cash to psy c1sta Of executing
thia trust and ia diEchsr&e Two notes. ore for
81 000 with lnteres: fro IL 5th Sentembar, 1873,
ard one Eor Si,G50 of sSna date, subject to d
credit OF S9C0, rs Of s pril '3:h 1850; tae resi-
due of the purchase money l.. equal instalm eDts
at II aud "a months with inter, ST from day of
sale, Cost Of convfyancing at exp ,nse Of the
purchaser,
y5s1ah yEhaHlS 4. ). I,LHSS saoor. Trustees,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

QUININE There are consumed 10 Inc tlnis
:cd States snrusliy l 600. 900 Ourcas Of q1n ne.
New jersey is largely responsible for this, of
ooulse. Since the duy on qaluine vas reuov-
cd the richest bark has gooe 10 L1ndon and the
poor has come hero. The quoine extracted
from eao is :he samc in qn,i!y, but mere of
the loS.c hikslciis aTN t~uod 10 the poorest
grades OF bark. The sock in the worl6's usrs
ket has increased in 6vo years from 53 1874
bales to ITO l05 10 1880 This increase Is 0W.
cg largely tv The iDcftased populari = of quiz
nlae ss o tonie, aod does not ac uaily show an
epidemic OF malaria. To day there 10 On nshd
10 the united markets Of the world only ablu,
tor months supply.
Since the uuy on Quinino was removed, il
has become 30 artIcI, Of speculative trsdp,
whereas formerly II was siu pie matter of sup
tly and GemGld. Osing to sh!s. the price
of quinins has lucss as.d Instead Of falling #
a. i. was sxpeotcd it would do This advance
has not be1a tell by the retail buyer.
Last year there vas fair, beautiful do
mnLd d aid consumption OF qlinine 10 the U1l-
It'd S.atos uLeq1aly diyited between the
East aod West but agRresalug 900 600
oulc s. 10 the East the eoD5um ptiop was TX
trstrclosIy In The W.st it toII IF proper
tionats'g. Du1tog Jaousry ebd February Of
this year th.re Was 40 uuususi deuald fJI
quinine 10 this country. but !, is considered to
ps almost entirely speculative, Just at th,s
time dcslesrs are waiting fyr &c eX; cted deci ,e
10 price from the 50 50 .n ouuoe which quuinc
brings at wnoesa!4. If the recent wet season
is followed ty period of drought, qIi0lue vii
| hardly be utug 10 the msIke', tor just those
coudiiioDs arc necessary TO the d3seopnent oi
tho N maIsrs which makes q lnn5 sctirs.
The lover siksloiGs ex,i -c:ed from the qui-
oiDe sell at wholesale a. fr5m 25 cents tu =
| 40 ouuce and arc sometimes ussd in tht
West. Crest quantities. too, OF the loves
grade are expor ed TO China. where thay CON.
| maud about 50 oeu;s an ouIoe. Ii is 20
deoed that tho cipchona and othrr ak .|oid:
| ,tu1 eXrac;ed ara to ell purposes nearly as
Us iu ssquuno. if The huyiog public will be-
eved it. Abou. 600 600 ouuces OF clnchont
are consuned in tne Unl,ed States. IL Europe
uotbiog but the best qllnine is Consumed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
& S&E LANCE,
3. AOGa,
AGENT

L
AGENT
LiTetpool q London & Gicbs Fire Ins. Co..
\ |. underwritor.' 81 eency Flre lns. Co..
re."'souc: savings And las Go
F'o snI Marine ius. Co
h.,s toSsn by these l;si class companies at
cur n. rates ."
Losses settled promp;ly snd liherslc. fab7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

WILL BE @ oFshSSD W !SG2 At rt5y the same p,t% tine
BUIEOI &c on the south size of FRINGE street.
between Fairfax and koysl. adjoining jacobs
barber shop on the west. Would sui. tor = ia ~
yer's Office, or Dwelling for small family. Terms
at sale GREEN s. WISE,
splS-sots for oWnor