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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
COMMON COUNCIL,

Ata regular meeting of the Common Council
OF The city OF Alexandria, hold January % 1851,
there ware present: James u. Beckhsm, ESQ
President aud Messrs Moore, Harmon, He1-
pert Rowland, Ficklin, Rice, Eichberg, Nc
Loan. Evans. JsYins. Daniel aud Poake
An act to su1ond and rc.enac. an act entitled
AN act liking the salaries OF the Officers aud
mon OF the city police force" approved July
18th, lS79, was taken up. read for the second
Sna third tines and passed BY tho
Ficklin, kice: Mclean, Evans, Javins, Daniel,
Peake and Mr.. Presiuent-lO Nocs, Mossrs
Harmon. Norbert and Eichborg-3
BY unanimous consent of tho Board tho rcpor!
and other papers relating to tho Columba engine
house were returned by request to tho Beard CT
Aldermen.
Tho report Of the Committee on PGblic Prom.
crty upon tho resolution roforrad to Thorn Dc.
cember ID 1897. concerning tho Columbia oncnc
honso. was r. oived from tho Board Ct Aide
mon and thor action thoroon concurrel in;
which report is in tho words following, VIZ:
Your committee recommend that tho sum If
httoon hundred dollars ba appropriated for tao
purpose Of buying a lot, and building hors.
thereon for the uso of the Columbia Steam Sr,
10, the saulo to b. expended undor tho supcrin.
tendonce OF the Committee on Public Propar,y.
The lot to DO situate on tho West aido Of Uo'u:a
bus. boLWeon King and Cameron streets, sna no
money to be drawn from tho City Treasury
until after tho first dsy OF July next, snu iut,
power be hereby given to said committee to su!!
or dispose OF tho house and lot now occupied "
said company, and uso proceeds arising FROM
said sslo in tho orc c!ion Of tho now building"
Tue following were received from tho Board
Of Aldermen and thor action thereon concurrcd
In, viz: RESOLUTION, that the full Uso OF Gas hr
granted tho Alexandria Light Infantry, during
tho preparation and rendition of their recent
opera; resolution app.oprisliDg $jD, to s.A
company, and declining tho granting of gas fro"
for ono yoar resolution, granting the troc uso Ct
gas to the AieXandIia Reform Club until March
10th. 1881 resolution approprisllng SIS. TO salt
club. and declining the granting OF gas frun i,r
one yosr. and q resolution instrncling tho Conl.
mittuo on General LAWS 10 pIo5ara and bring N
a bill prohibiting fa'oon keepers, cigar vendors,
BARRIERS and othora, from selling or prosecuting
their business on the Sabbath day.
The Board then adjourned
Tosto: JAMES Is. CATION, Glolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
FOREIGM NEIY.H.

Tno ConstantinopIe conference to arbitrnto be-
tween Turkey mad Groccc is expected to meet
within week.
IT, A. So!horn. tho ac.or, WAS buried at South
smpton, England, yesterday. Edwin Booth,
Dion Boucicault and several relatives end other
friends were present. & personal fii9Ed read
the burial service
The proprlotor3 of the Paris Marscil, ise hsve
ba,n hnod in ContumAciam Tor defaming the
army and praising tho rogicidc. Gen. Cluseret
has bsen sentence TO sorvo ono yosr or impIison-
ment and pay 2(OJ francs fine, whom they eaten
him.
Mr.. Gladstone mOvod the consideration of tho
Coercion bill in the British House e Commons
yesterday, but WAS met with obstruction by tho
Home Rulers. The Ministry determined to
Hghtit out, however, OIL d tho House wss still ia
session ct O'Clock this morning.
The jury in the stste trisls of Dublin, sftor
celebrating for scvoral hours yesterday, AN
nounced that they could not agree, and were
discharged, tho lrsverscrs thus being free to
continue the work ofthe land League. Tho Jury
stood ton for acquittsl and two for conviction.
The result was hsiled with great manifestations
OF Joy AL over Ireland. Bonfres wero lighted
AMI professions moved through the streets,
cheering Parnell and the other egit.tors. The
mon arrested on suspicion OF completely in the
murder OF Lord Mountmorres have boon dis
charged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

The demo erals OF sha present Col gers, IN
an ahaurdly futiio atcnpL to gain votes Id the
North, pesjGd tho arToaragcs of pensions I'LL.
which will take ii 70 Iundrcd millions OF dollars
out Of tho Treasury, largo amount Of which
gaca to pension agents and to fraudulent claims.
Their House Ways and Means Committee yes
tcrdag killed Mr.. llurd's bill for G revenue
tariff. The democrats Ere bottcr friends of the
South and OF tic people o! tho whole countty
than tho republicans. and wa mu-, therefore,
stick to thom; bat tho feelings We entertain TO-.
ward them arc after tho order Of those that cx-
listed between tho ltIlo gil and her pct dog
whlc had Cotton wot, when Rho said. "iIldo,
love you dearly, hut you do emoil awful"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
MOthcrsi Mothers!! sEots,ors

Arc you disturbed at nigh! md broken of your
rost by sick child suffering and crying with tho
excruciating pain of cutting teeth? II TO- 90 ut
onco and got a bottto OF hHH. WINSLOW WIS
SOOTHING SYRUP. it will rciovo tho rocr
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon it;
mother on earth who has ever used it who Will
not tell you at cnco thst it will regulate tho
bowels and give res. TO tho mother, and rc.;rt
and health 10 the child, operating like magic.
It is perfectly safe to in oil cases, nnd plcas
ant TO tho TASTE and is tho prescription OF ono ct
tho oldcst and best female physicians and nursts
in the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany zach bottle. pono genuine W
Less tho facsimile Of CURTIS s. PERKIrS
is on tho outside Wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
poalors. Twont7 1.-Two conts bott,o. Beware Of
mutations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

S5i). He moved CT rmoaduleot to lhat effect.
GoI. k9ia tFoG2ht IL would be- &c ust to leg.
isate in favor OF ono GLASS ct officers aud agsinst
acotncr oa35' liz vas not Grc OF those who
wished man 10 serve the corporation a! low pay,
ou! iio was unwilling to lLcroaso enc man' 8 sal.
airy at tho expense of the other.
After further d !bato tho whole subj .ot was
90 motion Of Mr.. g. g. Smoo., postponed till
the second Tuesday in June.
Dir. Rishell from tho Committee on Public
Property, proBcntad tho report of that commit.
toe recommending the appropriation of $500
for tho purchase Of LOT, and the erection of
building thereon ior tho Columbia Steam Fro
Company. Ho stated that lot on Columbus
street. between King aud Cameron, S5} foo!
front By ITO feet deep, known as tho Cszsnove
lot, could BIO purchased fer $500; that tho
company estimated with tho purchoso money
| OF. the tll house, $TG0. and tho amount asked
fcf in tho report. together with sum that
could b, raised il the Company, suitable
house could DO ertced.
Col! Reid said since the l.st mce.iog ho had
| learned that the decd of trust to the boadhold.
ers covered every pieco of property 10 the city,
AID that if piCco of properly was sold tho
purchase money would have to b, invested in
| bonds. AID the bonds thus purchased retired.
| uo asked il he was ocrtcc!.
Mr.. j. b. Smoot ssid there was a deed of
trus. given tho bocdholdcrs 10 1879, but he
was not prepared 10 say that it covered the
property alluded 10, but no kucw that tho Su-
premo Court had just decided in the Memphis
osso that 20 creditor could como upon a city
ard take ricl Of property used for pubic
| purposes. such as tho market hous,, &o.; thoro
| he'd to DO general lovy upon eli tho property
| Of o city.
| Mr.. Strauss explained that the city would soil
o piece of property, end invest thu mopey 10
| bonds, and thea appropriate the interest saved
for othcr purposes
After debate Of q general character between
Oul. Rod, and Mesers. Moore, j. 3. Smoot
| and Strauss,
Mr.. q. q. Smoot lid no thought lot could
| DO obtained for Ices money. Tho city owned
half Fquaro Of tho ground ct tho old court.
house; why could they not got slice of of that2
MIR. Rishci!l explained that tho Company
would DO satisfied with house there, but tho
ground c,uld not DO obtained without goiug to
the Legislature. IIo also said that tho CITY
School Board had q lot at the c5rosr of Uoum,
| bus and Cameron streets. but no understood
| that n gentleman desired to build row Of
housca on it 10 tho spring, and to put an engine
| house thcro, would spoil the square.
The report, which will DO found in another
column, aftor some amendments by Me-. j. Is.
Snoot, T6B adontod. and tho meeting nt ttn
| f1lnuttH to ten o'clock, sd burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
Acknowledgement.

Tho Alexandra Light Infantry acknowledge
tho receipt of tho sum of $3.50, tho net amount
turned ovor to thom by Mrs. l.. w. Reid and
Miss N. Marbury, Til being tho sam realized
from tho opcrettas given January 5 and IA.
and too rnch praise cannot be given tho LADY
managcrb' tor their efforts 10 mako the
opcrottss SUCCESS as they wcro. and they have
not only mado glad thu hearts of tho soldier
boys. but tho hears of aomo who GRO not soldier
boys. nnd they. and those who took part with
them will long DO remembered. A. Ill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
4 lu EIN y.

At WOODLAND, Fairfax county, January s5!b,
DAVID WALTON, in the s5.h year OF his
ago. ~ The funeral will tako plscs from his
late residence on the .oth inst, at 10 o'clock.
At tho residence of z. Il. Janney. near Alex.
andris. Va, on Wednesday, the 9th instant,
CHARLES b. HAMILTON, in the 18th yesr
OF his age. ~ His funeral will take place on
Friday morning. at II o'clock.
In Washington. D. o., on the morning of tho
18th instant, EDWIN ALFRED, infant son of
A. Il. and NJ. Lizzie Jacobs, aged months and
20 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.

rho. Prior. q negro burglar, vas scutoncld
ST Fredericksburg. yesterday, TO 25 years ion
prisoomcnt. lie pleaded guilty to two indict.
mcnt5.
EoRinlcr Williams, while aiuno 90 lis lCco-
motive on VirGiaia railroad. recently folt al
attack OF heart dlseaEo coming, but before dying
was uble to whistle dowo brakes and olcs, tho
throttle, thus sv-riiog disaster.
John II. Miller, ca. senior member CT tho
banking house cf Miller 4 franklin. and one of
tho most Influential citizens of Lyochburg. died
yestardsy, after 90 illness of some 10 or II Days.
lie had held many Offices Of public trust.
Leroy Nj. Lie, colorpd. who was convicted Of
Irregularities n the Richmond postofic, and
scnt to JAIL was discharged yesterday. lie Was
sentenced for thirty days and to pay foe of
$500. Not beog nb!o to pay tho money he
remained in Jail thirty days longer than tho
term OF bis sobtenoo, one of tho u. s. statutes
providing that when man is in jail for thirty
days FOR no other CAUSE than the non payment
of iuc he c.n b. discharged from custody.
Justice Miller. Of tho u. S. Supreme Court,
expressed his dissent from tho opinion of tao
court in tho tag coupon Case, aud gsvo as
his reasons fiTst that Legislature of the
State has authority to bargain away tho State j
right OF taxation; aid, second. that 10 issuing
tho bonds and coupons which arc tho subject OF
this controversy. tho Legislature of Virginia,
noithcr in terms nor by RDY lst inferonoo, rlado
any contract tbnt tho bonds and coupons should
not be subject to tho samo tag as other proper
ty taxed By tho S.ate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
Senatorial Elections.

Senator B!iley's nams has been withdrawn
from tho Tennessee senatorial contest. The
twenty eighth ballut resulted: Maynard rep.
rs. Taylor IS. scattering 9; necessary to a
choice DC. Both parties arc sauGuine.
Tho IVES. Virgins Legislature yesterday
elected johnson N. Camden tdcm.,l of Par
koIsburg, Uoited States Ssnatce. to succeed
Hon. Frank Hereford after tho 4th of March.
Another Intellectual ballot was taken for
United States Senator by tho Pennsylvania
Legislature Yesterday.
Samuel Is. Maxoy (dom.) was reaelected
Uolted States Senator by the T, xas Legislature
yesterday Oh tho frs! ballot
Ptlletos Sawyer, republican, waa elected
U olttd State, Souator ty tho Whcjntin hegis
lstutn yes:ofday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

Wo have received from the General Agency,
81 Beekman street, N. y, ap;cmen copy Of
tho 4oung Ladies' Jouroal. litcrsry es we'll as
/" fashion publication, full of matter suited to-
ptolally to the tastes OF tho ladies'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
Rev. l.. III. CumDstou.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. g, 1851
10 tho cdltor Of tho Alexandria Gazette:
Kov. K. Il. Cumpeton has accepted O call
from the churches Of Vienna and Townsville,
and will assume tho pastoral relation as soon r.
dismissed by Presbytery from his present
charge. Ho expects 10 sojourn in Alexandria
until spring, WHOM he will remove to that neig b.
borhood. The above corrects an error which
appeared in local item in yesterdays Gazette.
Yours, respectfully,
4. Il. CUNP5ToN, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

The SENATORIAL CONTEST IN TENNESSEE,
intelligence from the senatorial contest in Ten
nossoo is to tho effsct that Senator Bailey g
name mas boon Withdrawn, az! tho fight scoms
to b, narrowing down TO contest between
Robert l.. Taylor, DOM, and IIolaso Maynard,
rop., With tho prospcc! of Mr.. Tsylor's election
should tho scattering democratic votes oorcon.
trato on him. Mir. Taylor is a member of tho
present Congress from tho first district of Ten.
nessoe, but Was defeated for re election to tho
Forty seventh Congress-. lilo is young man of
decided ability and great personal popularity.
lilo was c'ccted to Congress Two years ago 10
strong republican distric. after an 10 i've can.
vass. in which ho not only spoke 10 every coun.
ty Of his distric', but, il is asserted, played
the fiddle ct innumerable dapces. much TO the
delight Of bis mcuntainecr constituents. Il is
also related of MIR. Taylor that the securement
of a lovely woman for vile depended on bis
ucc,ss in that campaign. ss a North Carolina
Rirl had consented to marry him only 10 tho
eVont OF his election. lie woD tho scat 10 Con
gres', and tho lady kept Der promise and mar
ricd him shortly aftorWard Mr.. Taylor is now
only 81 years of age, aud. should no be chosen
Senator. would be ono of tho youngest men
that eVor held seat ia that body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

The January nuub,r ct tho Nnginis Law
Journal has been rocaivcd from ita rubshcrs
klndolph & Eotl,sh. R:chmcnd. Amolg i,s
contents arc several dcoisi0u4 boating upon sub.
ccts OF peculiar interest, nos only to all Vir-
sinia lawyers, but to all Interested in Virginia
Affairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

a very hcsvV snow storm prevailed yoster,
day along tho Wilmington ard Weldon railroad.
Tho fast train from tho South vas dolage cd thrco
hours. -- s--a 800
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
CORPORATION MOONLIGHT til. Baltimore
Sun says:

CORPORATION MOONLIGHT Til. Baltimore
Sun says:
"Toe petition now before tho council asking
the passage of sn ordinance to provide Tor light
ing Ine streets Of the city evory night in the
year, instead Of depending, for part Of tho
time, upon the doubtful light Of the moon, fnrly
represents the public voice in this matter, and
1t is TO be hoped that the committee. taking into
consideration tho possible danger of leaving tho
streets 81 unexpected times in utter darkness
will report back Tho petition fayorably to tho
council. There are many persons coming 10 the
city by rail or steam or sailing vnases, or We
hice5 of various kinds, at different hcurs
through tho night. There are also usny others
whose business requires them 10 DO in tho street
both late and carly. and both 10 etranCere and TO
citizens cropping their way in darkness to their
homes or to hotels or carly markets, tho gloom
10 which they are shrouded Is M ANNOYANCE.
md may undor certain circumstances BIO 8 peril,
1t il impossible on such nights and they arc not
lntrequont, TO police tho streets properly Itis
on NIGHTS CT storm and darkness that burglarics
are eli scted most successfully, and the escape of
Inc burglars. if detected. rendered most easy.
In roDDerles OF the person the same result occurs
when there is no light from tho stroct lnnlns and
the moon, which WAS to have served by mimi
cipat regulation IS substitute for the lamps, il
shut OIL by Impenetrsblo clouds Surolo II i;
limo that wa dispense with such economics ao
thie, and instead Of taking n village Wow that
We should follow the example OF other oroot
commercial cities by lighting our streets dnr,n~
all tho hours OF darkness Of every night in thu
year, and dispensing at once and tlreyor with
tho equivocsl aid of the moon"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

Tho oily c)uncil Of Baltimore hsvo passad
resolution urgiug tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail
!cad to Increase the pay of It's employees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
FauSuleT Medical Society.
lEsaorted fer the Alexandra Gazette,

llis10rted fer the Alexandra Gazette
The Fspq1ie7 Medical Sco;ety held its regu.
lar quarterly meeting, il Warrcnton. CO Jan.
uary "a. ut The rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Present, W. D. Cooper.
President; j. w. Mclharey. Vico President;
I. N. Jones. Secretary, AID Ii. NJ. Ularksop,
Corresponding Secretary, bodies tho following
memtc:s: Jno. A. Chiffon. J. II. Cochran. j.
G. Cooke, W. +. Cooper, Hy. Frost. Dr.. Har.
ris Goo. :. Hamilton, II. l. Hicks, j. P.
Slaughter ord 7. W. Smith.
After tho reading of the minutes Of tho pre-
VlGus meeting,
DR.. Clatkson made his report, as Cores
pondlng Sec:etaty, and submitted tho following
preamble and resolutions, which wero adopted
unabimeuly:
TIE Medical Society Of Virgicia having Sc
looted Warreuton as tho plecI of its next an
nual session, and having invited this society to
an expression of lis protercrc in regard to the
tims when such session shall be held therefore
Resolved, Ths. the Fauquier Medical Socie-
ty, through its Corresponding Secretary. re-.
apecltully Suggests the 4sh, 5th, 9th and It'll
days Of October as season most conducive to
tho good of tho Medicll Society OF Virginia.
and 49, perhaps, the lsset o,pfic,iug With the
individual interests of its fellows.
Resolved, That this expression of an opinion,
bss'd upon reasons, which havo boon toroiby
presented in lesdiog editorial 10 tho No
vember number OF tho Virginia Medical Month
ly, is merely suggestion for the consideration
and fipal decision of tho Executive Committee
Of tho Medical Society of Virginia.
% motion of DIR. Cochran. it WAS resolved
that tho medical faculty of Wsrrentou-Presi
dent Cooper and Drs. Clsrkson aEd Harris-bo
appointed committee to make arrangements
for the reception Of tho Medical Society of Vir-
GINA in October next.
1t was agreed. on motion Of Dr.. Jones, that
tho regular debate of tho day be post oned, 10
order to hear DR.. Harris remarks on bis re-
Gently published articlo on the treatment Of
Prolapsed Racun. Tho Doctor related tho
casa, bring out discussion, participated 10 By
Drs. Chiffon, Cl4rksop. Jones, Cochran aud
Hicks.
DR.. Hicks. by invitation, then read voun
toer report OF Tho treatment OF two cases of
adhnrent Placeu'a by Simultaneous Injection
OF Eceoiioo."
Tho dobato on this sui j,c! Was participated
| 10 by DIS. Chiffon, Hamilton and the mombcrs
generally.
On motion Of Dr.. Chiltop, it Was resolved
that Drs. Clsrkson, Hicks aud Hamilton be 40.
pointed delegates to tho Amcr!c,n Medical As.
ISOLATION, which mcote 10 Ricbmcuj, Va, on
tho Sfd Of May next.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

COURT OF ArrEALs INSTRUMENTATION
and als. vs.. LOWS and ais. Nc Kenzo w. LOWS
and ais. Blythe and sls. vs.. Lewis and ala. !;
Adams Hammer & Co. vs.. Lewis and ale. Reid,
receiver, vs. LoWis and als. Argued by Judge
Wiillsm j. Robertson for appellees, and h. u.
Clauphton, Esq for tho apps llants, and cub.
mittcd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

RiTIONS.-rhcusaaa of b.rroll Of
to!ra alba" or white oarth, arc ovcry year
mixed in various forma with our sugars and
other whto substances. lts uso ioots TO FRO
due, stone, kidney complaints and variona
diseases OF tho stomach. A largo part of our
croam Of tartar used in cooking Contains 50 per
cent. or moro Of terra alba" 1t is also used ex.
tchsIvely in confectionery. and various poisons
arc used in oclorine confectionery. Mills 10
ValloCs parts OF tho oouuIr5 arc DOW grinding
white stono iuio n fine powder 1t is statod
that they Grind at scmo of thts, mills three
er0des-saa, grsdH, sugar grade and A,ur
grade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

W. L. Webb. white, Of Georgetown county.
5. o.. oonviotod 10 tho United Statcs Court OF
fraudulent voting, was sentenced yesterday to
two mouths Imprisonment, and to pay foo
OF $40 blsdcs tho costs. which amount to $2422.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

Upwards of 100000 Ions OF leo have boon
harvested on tho Hudson river so far this win
Ter. mach larger crap than at this date last
year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

IN HALF GUESTS OF FIRE GUN
~ POWDER TIA for sale at only fifty
cents per h.
L. w. AVERY, E2G King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

SMALL HAMS, Sugar cured Shoulders and
~ small Breakfast Bacon received this day and
for sale low by
Il. w. AVERY, 226 King strcoL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

lh' pmst oihco appropriation bill passed. the
Hens, oi Representatives yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
CONFECTIONERY.
ALWAYS READY
HENRY BRENGLE.
NO. 10 KING STREET,

Offers ail tho delicscios of tho season. For yoare
no has catered Of the bost 10 the people in Alex
dria and the surrounding country, and tho mast
is his warrant for tho future.
~ PURE CANDIES, BRENGLE'S ICE
GREAM and Dessert Pies-specislties; Black,
Fruit, Pound, jelly and Fancy, Ornamental &nd
Plain, are sold cheaper than they can be manu-.
featured At homo. Also Croam Puff. Tarts snh
Pastry. Candies and TslTy of all kinds Pies n
specially. Fruits, Nuts, Oonfnc!ioneries, Usro.
mails and Sugsred Fruits. lilo furnishes the b, 81
OYSTERS and csters for families and en,or.
tainments. jap2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

z = GASES 2 and 3 ID cans TOMATOES il
- store and for sale cheap by
Il. w. AVERY, PIG King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26

To CURE FELoN.-Thst painful ttllic!ion, q
fslon, can readily be prevented by moistening
the finger with the tinc!ure of lobolis in the ear]v
stages of the attack. If allowed to progro,s too
far b,fore this remedy is applied it will have no
etfecs. If it cannot be conveniently obtained,
rock salt pulvoriz,d. after being dried in an
oven and mixed with an tqus! part Of spirits of
5urpantlne and applied frequently, will destroy
felon in twenty -foar hours. -Aatricon CultiuG-
tor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-26
M. BOSSart.
sTOCKMOLDEKs, MEET1w1js.

Alexandria. Va, January II. 1881,
TNHE ANNUAL NETTING UFTHE stock
Il holders oftho ALEXANDRIA and FAIR
FAX AGkICU LTU KA L. and INDUSTRIAL
ASSOClATlON will be held at tho rooms of
the Alexandria Commercial Exchange on
WEDN ESDAY. Feb 2ad, at 10 o'clock shsrr,
By order of the President:
jsn25.td j. T. BEOKHAM, Secretary.