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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-22

Personal AND BRIEF ITEMS Mr.. C. G.
Doyle, Chesapeake and Ohio passenger
agent at Lynchburg, was In the city yester.
day.
II was Private u. G.. Messler, and not
Hessler, who won the medal in the Walker
Light Guard competitive drill on Wednes.
day night. Mr.. Messler Is a good soldier
and fine young man, and we have no idea
that the types shall do him injustice even to
the space Of one NJ.
The box.sbeet for the Redford benefit was
not opened yesterday, as announced. The
sale OF seats will begin at Ramos Il Moses
next Tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock.
The Rev. l.. III. Cone, Of Springfield,
Mass, travelling south In quest OF health, is
stopping at the house OF bis brother, Mr.. Z.
W. Cone, 1l3 Twenty.nint street. The pu-
pills OF MIR. j. c. F. Bennetfsschool between
tte years 1S47 and 1851, and many other old
friends, viii be pleased to Enow that he is
in their midst again.
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corner ttsiu and Eleventh streets

TEN YEARS or EXPERIENCE has armlY rooted
TUFTS PILLS In public estimation. Their Won
derful adaplabnly TO The various forms Of disease
is a marvel to medical men Of all schools They are
largely used In hospitals ia Europe aud America as
well ~ IN ihe army and navy. Cu'a and other
countries where yellov.fever prevails consume mil
lions of boxes annually.
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RESERVED SEATs.-The sale OF reserved
seats for the Abbott operatic engagement
did not commence yesterday. as was an
nounced, but they will be In readiness this
morning at o'clock. They open on Mon
day evening next in "..ucia de Lammer'
moor"
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, variable
winds, stationary barometer, and stationary
or lower temperature.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
mild.
Thermometer YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, 46 /;
Q A. NJ, 80; noon. go; 8 p. NJ, 20; p.
NJ, 6l; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, SO 3 6.
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WOLF-TRAP LITIlIA.

Having effected An arrangement with NeSrs.
Purcell, Ladd s Co., agents for the
woLF-TRAP LITIIIA WATER,
We are prepared 10 supply IL not only by The gallon
At 25 cents, but by the glass at CENTS from our
new snl improved mineral.wa,tr apparatus.
The attention OF all who suffer from ISDIGESTIoS
Is called Tie advantage, offered Of supplying them
a, a moderate sum this superior medicinal beverage.
To those who wish TO II regularly at our foun-
tain we will make liberal terms.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
mh6 900 Main sbecf.
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Az APPEALED CASE AFFIRAED.-The
Court OF Appeals yesterday affirmed the de.
clsion OF the Hastings Court fning John
Brown, Alfred Richardson, and Cornelius
Robinson each 800, aud jailing them for a
year, for shooting OTTO Miller aud his father
on Second street during the Christmas holi-
days, The defendants are colored.
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GRosGE scuGy's
NFV"'t y 7tNfFsF =
MIN I-WAIkH DRpOT.

ON draught from the new aud elegant mammoth
Arctic soda-Founiain, just received, and the mes
superb apparatus ever received In this city, aud
built expressly for me TO accommodate the large
number Of cafboua,ed beverages usually dispensed
At my counter. GEORGE ScHGS,
corner dsiu aud Eleventh streets.
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The MOZART LAST NIGHT-TR0yATORE.- -
As is usual on opera nights, there was a
crowded attendance at the Mozart last eve
ming, when portions OF /" II TrOyatore" "
was presented by the following cast
Manlico, Mr.. L. w. Hoh'; Cont di Luna,
Mr.. Pierre Bernard: Fernando, Mr.. q. w.
Scott Ruiz, Mr.. Monte Walker; Leonora,
Madam Caroline Ricbings-Bernard; lnez,
Miss May Thomas.
In the role OF LeOnora Madam Bernard
has full scope for her grand tragic powers,
and in the test OF last evening she added
another to her many operate triumphs.
Mss Thomas persOnated lnez with
much grace, and her vocal numbers were
well given. Mr. Hof was in fine voice, and
did full justice to the severe requirements
Of the role entrusted 10 him. Mr.. Bernard's
acting is always good, and his effort OF last
evening was by no means an exception to
the correctness with which he ever portrays
the characters he essays.
Messrs. Scott and Walker assisted ma.
teraly in the success which marked the
entertainment, and the audience, from their
frequent expressions OF approval, seemed at
its conclusion 10 have enjoyed charming
musical evening.
On the 5ih OF May the Doctor OF Alcan.
tara will be presented for the especial en-
tertaIument OF the American Medical AssO-
citation, which will be In session here at that
time. The Baton will issue special No.
for that occasion.
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VEsTRYMEN ELECTED.--Tbe following
gentlemen have been elected vestrymen OF
the Moore.Memorial (Epi>copan church for
the ensuing year: Messrs. Z. w. Pickrell,
+. VI. Garnett. Charles &. Shafer, George
Smith, Ransom Dowden. John McCauley.
a. ID. Williams, Edward Brannan, John +.
Wren, W. A. Sublett, William VI. Archer,
John +. Glen. The latter two are the only
new members, the others being reelected
Il. ". Pickrel. delegate to the Council !;
George Smith, alternate.
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FULCHER's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WnIsKEy,
three years old at $3.50 per galob-a very superior
article; MoSrRosE Kentucky Rye WhIskey, four
years old at % per gallon. W. ID. BLAIR & co.
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VI. ELLysog h CO., Advertising agents, insert ad.
vertisements In all OF the newspapers Of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left At the Dis
patch eoantins-room win receive prompt attsn.
ten.
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FRESH INVOICE OF KEY WEST CIGARS JUST
received by W. -. BLAIR & co.
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KENTUCKY WHIsKEY tour years odl $3.50 PER
GALLoS-qdalty unsurpassed for the money-at
CuRIsrIAS & WHITES.
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VIRGINIA CLARErs very superiorJ at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

STEVENS
has large line Of the best makes Of
CHJLDREN's CARRIAGES at bottom prices
every one warranted
4 large lot Of RUBBER DREssING'C0MBsa al
bottom prices;
The largest and cheapest line Of FEATH X
BUSTERS in town;
Look at the NEW MOTTO CUPS AND sAUCERs
and DECORATED MUGS, just opened-the5
are splendid goods for the money;
Now nat,erns in HANDSOME, LOw-PRICED
CUsPADOREs;
IN ROME, EBONY, or REDwooD-HANDLE Ia
BLE-CUTLERY have the best goods and best
.s.o,t,uent ever shown ia town at II set.
All in want Of
FANCY OR HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
should be sure 10 call at
STEVENS,
Central BioSE, corner Fifth and Broad Streets
ap7 ----
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EDUCATIONAL.
; EpGE.HILL SCHOOL.

THE EDGE.HlLL SCHOOL.
Ths ue,t session OF This school viii commence
the i5Tn OF SEPTEMBER, 1881, and close 'he
18th OF June. 1882.
s"f fous"'"'' WYE MISSES RANDOLPH,
Keswics post. ONCE,
.r,l.Im Albemarle cou2ty, Va
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MUR PUNCH.

- - - : sts>s
A DELICIOUS DRINK
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES, ETC.
...........
:HUB PUNCH:
.'.'.'......"..........
BosroN:
G. II. GRAVES & SONS.
.''s''ss.'s'ss.ss s.s.s.s....s..
THE "nUB PuNCH":
..............................
has lately been introduced and meets with maj ked
popular favor.
IT is WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEsT @F LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRANULATED
SUGAR.
II is ready on opening and will be found an agree
able addition 10 the choice things which undenably
enlarge the pleasnres of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature If rightly enjoyed.
GOOD AT ALL TIMES.
JUST THE THING TO KEEP IN wINE-CEL
LARS.
SiDEBOARDS NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
..s..ss...............
:nuB PUNCH:
.................."..
1T CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK. ICE, SODA. OR HOT WATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FINE
ICE, To SUIT THE TASTE.
Sold by leading wine. merchants. grocers hotels,
and druggists everywhere.
Trade supplied Al manufacturers prices by
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Groccrs, Sl4 Main
strect, Richmond, Va. IA 9-dSu, ,W&F6m
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SMOKED SALMON at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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" RoCcm on RAILS"
FINEST DOMESTIC PICKLES AND, PRESERVES
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRfNTING-fiousE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. =.
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CHOICE Quality LiQU0Rs.
SACRIFICE SACRIPICEl SACRIFICE!

~ ORDER TO
CkosE OUR ENTIRE STOCK
LIQUORS, WINES, ALE, AND PORTER
BEFORE
THE lsT OF MAY,
we offer at unprecedcntedly low prices Cur
CHOICE SELECTION =
or
FINE WUI>KEi, pure aud Old
FINE BRANDIES, Peach and Apple;
COGSAC, GIN, AND EJM;
WINEs-Carot, PORT, CataNba, Champagne5;
ALE AND PORTER.
These goods are
FIRST CLASS,
aud they MUST BE SOLD.
All IA want viii DO well 20 call.
VERNE 4 SLATEP,
seventh and Marshall streets.
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HUTZLER BROTHERS, No. 525 s-aSIs
III Broad street, proprietors Of MRS. +. LHSz&
UI1JZIER's FASHIONABLE MILLI.SMSwe
ZERY are Offering the haudsOmest SOCK Oi MIL
IINERY GOODS in the city. and al the very lowest
prjces BaIgaius In both TRIMMED ana UN-
TRIMMED GOODS. call Is solicited. ~
SAIL0R HATS at 2Oc. and upward ap ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-22

The THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-Thcre was
another fine audience at the Theatre last
evening to witness the second rendition OF
"Oliveile" by Fords COmic.Opera Com
pany. Last nights performance was prob
ably an Improvement on that OF the night
before. Miss Amy Gordon, as the Count
ess." was in splendid voice, and the audi
ence showed their appreciation OF her ef-
fOlts by frequent applause. Miss Blanche
Chapman's impersOnatiOn OF "Olvette
was an exquisite piece Of acting, and her
reception last night proved that she is still
a great fayOrite with Richmond audience.
Messrs. Denham and Curley made de-
cided hits in their respective parts, and, in
deed, the entire company did so well that
it is hard 10 particulariZe. The music Of
this opera is decidedly sprightly and taking,
especially the song Of &" The Torpedo and
the Whale" which 50 captivated the au-
dence that they insisted on its repetition at
least five times.
Tonight the engagement OF the company
will conclude with the nautical comic
opera, in two acts, entitled "Bllee Tay-
lOr; or, the Reward OF Virtue" piece
which has had most successful run IN the
North during the present season. The
gems OF this opera are said to be "The
Charity Girls Precepts," "Tbe NOlun-
teer. who Shot for Cigars" and "All on
Account OF Eliza" As this will probably
be the only opportunity our people will
have This season OF seeing this new opera
the Theatre will doubtless be crowded.
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FREE LANCEs IN POLITICs-THE REELECTION
OF MAYOR CARTER HARRTsON-THE GREAT
S4ENGERFEST IN JUNE-sCME PIGURts ABOUT
THE PORK PACKING BUsINEss-A SAMPLE OF
CHICAGO POkTRY.
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JAS. MAcDoUGALL, 10 A. NJ, household furn

ture. &c.
". GODDlN, Al +. NJ, trustees sale OF an atrsc-
tive residence and large number of lots attached
on Union Hill, bounded by Twenty ninth, 1hir.
tieih, and Thirty-Brst streets, aud :, Z. and u
streets. within three hundred yards OF the east
ern city limits.
GRUBSS & WILLIAMS. ~ Il. NJ, commissioner
sale of the lot at the southeast corner Of Gay snd
Third s. reefs
FRANK ID. HILL y NJ. trustees sale OF sriall
framed house and 10, OH Harvie street between
Carter aud Temple streets.
GRUBBS K WILLIAMS. 81 T.. NJ, two small
framed houses, Nos. 4 IL aud 4l2 Csbeli street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-22

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF ThE CITY.
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HYrOpHospHIrEs LINE AND SODA.

Contains IN addition TO PURE CODLfYF3 OIL
- gralus Of 0fHYPOPliUSPHirEs LINE and soDA
10 eacn hud ounce.
'rhis Emulsion IS prepared by Messrs. PURCELL,
LADp z co.
We have The testimony OF the physicians OF The
city and country 10 is efficacy in the treatment u
PULMONARY DISEASES.
A. II Is prepared In this city, cur patrons nave
the satisfaction of knowing that IN using they caa
rely upon us FRESIlSAss dnd PURITT.
We commend IL fYr Its palstaOlcness ard ready
tesiina
Ffty cents and one dollar pcr bottle.
POLK MILLER 4 co
mn e Apoihecarie., Ninth and Main streets.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hs~ On all sales Of Real Estate made between the
lst OF January and last OF June the taxes for the
present year have TO be paid by the purchaser. ON
all sales made b.tween the lst OF July aud last Of
the year the taxes have TO be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen ycsrs AZ
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, aud aD-
plies to Richmond and yiciDty.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-22

TIE CHANcERY COURT.-.The following
eases were disposed OF yesterday:
Van Lew Us. Brown, &c. Decree set
tling the rights OF the parties and making a
final disposition OF the cause.
Atkinson Us. Atkinson, &c. Decree con-
tirming report Of commissioner and direct
lng sale OF the property therein referred to.
Duesberiy, &C., rs. Duesberry, &c. 4; same
Us. BIiel, dc. Decree confirming report OF
special commissioner, directing deed to
purchaser, who has paid in full, distributing
the fund, and making final disposition Of
the cause.
Terms rs. Archer, &c. Decree Overrul.
ing exceptions and confirming sale of the
property in the bill and proceedings men,
toned.
Priddy, &c, rs. Gilman, &c. Decree re-
ferrng cause to u commissioner for inquiry
and report.
KnightIy Us. Gowly, &C.; Belyin Us. Mo-
ran, &c. Decree directing causes to be
heard together and appointing Il commits
siOner to settle accounts and make inquiries
as therein set forth.
Griffin rs. Griffin, &c. Decree referring
cause, on petition Of Henry BruniDg, &c.,
TO commissioner for inquiry and report.
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8ithmond 1ispatth.

%, 1881.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Charles Everett, charged with unlawful
trespass. The case was continued till to-
day.
John Peak, drunk. Fined g.
Lucy Evans (coIored), assault and bat
tery. Dismissed.
Charles Owens (colored), assauIting and
beating Mildred Owens, his wife,. Fined
-.
j. c. Dippner was fined - so for running
q back on the street without license.
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| BishOp ID. :. UOGGETT, southern hclnOoitl'
! II > an excellent corrective " indigestion.
| have used II vi tb prompt beneficial results.
| Rev. DR.. MASGuM, Professor University Of North
| Carolina:
concur with Bishop Doggelt IN his estirn,te Ok
| the Yest.PoCke; cure.
Rev. II. +. WOODWARD, Presiding Elder tireldi
Conference
Failing IN with this remedy gave u fair uial.
After It's use | could eat anything with impunIiJ.
am sure am indebted to this nedlcine for what Or
health and physical comfort have had for the ast
sixteen years. | have known many since TO De re-
lieyed by rs Use.
Rev. DR.. DABNEY, Theological Seminary, Vls-
ginia:
IFS Idghy esteemed here by the regular Medical
Faculty lad the people. IL j. excellent for IDdges-
ton and Fldlulent COlic-sedative, sopOrihc, tonic,
slighly aperient. without nausea.
4. l.. DABNEY, Hampden-Sidney College.
Rev. LEROY VI. LEE, ID. d., Methodist Historian
am never without it st home or ab' Dad. II Is an
~ td0fr 10 indisesttOn Ureasiness after meal or
purging Is checked aud the bowels regulated. It's
,nerlls are ateslcd by numbers Of high charac or.
have seen trted-eyery- Thing. dyspcplc Of bfteea
year. rtlieY1d by one dose.
Eiit0r Richmond Christidn Adr0c0te:
Tbs remedy Is Of tried VlrIc. nave seen bys-
pepsa cuie )mpie,eiy by H. II seems 10 be 81 A.
t,dOte to ouT national iitc1se.'
Price, - cents. Sold 10y all druggists and ooun-
lry merchants. mh 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-22

.,,,.psnaY NiGHT-VEIGSoLTs FAREWELL,
lh' "' TEONATORk.
r,srr,lp. MAURFL, JAMES. ana BRlGNoLl'
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Entered at the Post-Oelce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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awUSEM ENIS,
- --I--4-l~--------
.-.nMoNn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CuvoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
u n,u,,cal opera. the sister and successor to
Tnt Re" "" finsforc,
RiJJtE TAYLOR,
ow,n its lhird month In New York,
no.s nov alone costing $1,000. New scenery,
~ cs'"''' painted In Bsliimere.
..uon account Of liizs..
:. The sailors a the lbundereeund."
Ia yolunieers who shot for Cigars"
!. Iss charity Girl's Prccpts."
~, 10 the only performance OF this famous
ihts VI. W. season. in b,chmond.
cgsrs ins,, ins =. :, Theatre aud RAMOS A MosEs,
Rox'sne" ." ap 22-lts
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
NEST-POCKET CURE
FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Dish0p ID. :. DOGGETT, Southern Methodist:
IL Z, an excellent corrective Of Indigestion
have used IL " ID prompt beneficial results.
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WEDNESDAY MATINEE,
MARIANA.
,~vr,tp. MAUGEL. SToppARD' JANIS, TAMs,
'A"N ana WILLIAM CASTLE.
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TUESDAY
..-,,ee here Of FNMA ABBOTT in Comic
80 aif'' OpfIab
FRA DIAN0LO.
.-- N,VRFI. STRINI. JAMES, TAMs, and
Ai''" WILLIAM CASTLE.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
MARTHA.
.,-r NAVREL. .SIRINl,JANHS.a ana bhl"NoLl.
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Rev. Dr. MASGrM, Professor University Of North
Carolina.
concur with Bishop Doggelt in his esti'n,te Ok
tho Vest. kp; ure.
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EMULslON OF CoD.LIyER OIL

Price, 20 cents. Sold 10y all druggists and oouu
Try merchants. hh 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-19
z+s; G<ss:..a3.

~ ..-:.u'is. vs., Htc !, isS
& eUS Ek hsa jus, r".urne! frcrn third
~ trip to Kew Yo:s. snd ~ 80 t-HKfT
MANY SEASONhUrs; snu DISIRABIE
GOODS SUITABLE EG& TIE aOLiDA!3
and g92aril t-aic
large ssF!etyy rcw pa::te51s in Li&h. Cioak.
Larges: Assor;ment OF I.e8:cs' C!asos in stock
this Season.
New col1rs IN Pashss z@d Fcl7e:= apaci.II7
:, Ea1dscsaa :ap@l.a. Table nam.aea and
Rich ::sortraoa: .: >i':- y;aa 3s..cbia:s ane
SIR htt!i 'rs from %52 10 +! -
New high. JHcac}s very c.sa?; 2ho:. E's,:
JscKets very scarcn ED tesraa'e
Cur stock has rev2' baon byta.- .cd il worth
sn exsu iaatJG.
dscl j 2. TACKnTr.
GPEGiAL ATTENTEGH-ro close p co7.
~ s!glreat Of IMPORTED M.OaKS 9a o.
Ter SO b'acH tlo,ns ioI &'l; Sl8 DO icr $l& {;
50 DO 10. $iii S2i Go ST. Il,s lot il s ve.g
email one, suG i 20. ciCsaI in > :ow lays taose
remaining uE:o'G viii bo returned 20 he ia
porter. DoG'; MISS .Eo cA.auo.
dcci i :. TaGKK@2
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ATeSTHG1 sALEa.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VkLUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIhFAX
| OOUETY.-Pulsusnt to decree rendered st
the November term, 1881. of the Circuit Cou,.
January s. 1882 about II O'Clock H., will sell
at public auction ct tho village OF herndon, 10
sid county on the w 10. 4 Is. the real as-
tate of which the late Henry K;ckster died
seized, consisting of the following lots OF sna:
Lot No. Lilies in Rerrdon; contains SO
polls has q large FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE; also storeroom with dwelling house
att.ehed-now occupied by Aessrs. j Crides S
! E. Poole.
Lot No 2-Lies in Herndon; contains sbou.
acre; has Q FRANZ DWELLING HOUSE;
| also frst-class store-oom (row occuo oiod by
Mr.. Arthur WreIn) and dwelling house attach
ed thereto. There is stable on this lot
| Lot No. 3-Lies in EerudoD; Contains about
| t acre with FRAME DWELLING ROUSA
| and storeroom, now used BY Mrs. NJ; q. Wrea2;
| also stable.
| Lot No. 4-Les in Ee-udon cont.ius about
acre; has large FHAMG DWELLING
| HOUSR-now occupied by Mrs. Lynn.
Lot No 5-Les In the village OF Drsaesrile: ::
contains about "a acres with = DWELLlHG-
HOUSR in good condition and stabing for
! about II horses. There il blacksmith shop Oh
this loi
| Lot No. 6-Lies in Drsnesville; is known SIS
the Dranesville Hotel Property contains atou
| u acres with etor, house snd OWELLlh4 &
HOUSE attached thereto-now occupied by
Mr. Z. Crounse Stable on.this lot
Lot No. 7-Fsrm Of 1l2 acres of 6ne land aG-
Joining Drsnesville; has BARE which cost
$l 600; no house. but the house on lot No. ia
! within q short distance Of said barn. This and
| lot Nc. 5 will be sold together i! sa adequate
bid can be hsd-church snd school house nesr
the farm.
Some of the foregoing lots ara smong the most
desirable business locations in the county near
~ all have com mfortsble dwelling houses. and ihe
farm is one of the best in that section. a-s
Terms of Sale: One tenta or tho purchase
money in hand. the residue in three equal an
nual instslmenis secured BY the bonds of tho
purchaser with good peraonsl sc eurity and title
to be retained till last payment is made
After the day of sale the Com mis.ionors will
receive private bids for Any Of III, lots remtin-
ing unsold. Parties wishing to purchase can
communicate will, George Duia, a! SpTingSsle
z. o., or K. ". Moore, at Fairfax, q. b., Va.
GEORGE DUiIN,
K. WALTON MOORE,
nov20. Wis Comm'rs of Sale.
~ ANY OF the propsrty not sold on the, day
indicated in ihe foregoing advertisem ant will be
then rented for the year 1882. Bond with security
for rent. GEORGE DULIN, Receiver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-19

READY for the Holidays at I. E1cHBERa's.
You will find this season. the largest variety
OF Christmas Presents, both cheap and deairable
Call and examine our assortment.
Piano Covers, Table Covers ard Stand Gov.
ers, in all grades, at SIcHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-19

Observation-Disclosures you can buy for q
Umbrellas, in Silk Alpaca and Cambria; LIS.
dies, Misses, Boys and Mems GosaInera
Braces for girls. boys and men; Satchela, in
Velvet and Leather; Towels, Napkins and Ia.
ble Cloths 10 suits Kid Gloves from one to six
buttons; Hsrd rdkerchiefs, Silk, Linen, Lsce and
Cotton Fancy Boxes of Cisrk's Spool Cotton
Fancy Boxes containing half dezen Haudkel-
chisfs; Ladies' Sscss, listers ard Dolmsns
Misses listers and Goats; Coraets for misses
snd ladiss, and Wells, Gloves and Lace Ties In
variety. Our prices are sl put down to close
out, snd parties looking for valuable and useful
preaents can be accommodated By
ISAAC EICEBEEG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-19

4 Bk0DEES d &C.,
Wholesale Dsslers snd Jobbo-s in
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
a full line ofce!ebrated pure, old Wh1skey,,
Ersndies, Gin, Rum, &C.. Massey s. Co.'s Phils.
delphia and Clsgatts Baltimore Ales, and Berg.
ner s. Snsels Lager Beer, in casks or bottles.
Agents for James s. Welch Beat Family
Flour, james S. Kirk s. Co.'S. Standard Soaps
Dupont s Co.'S Sporting and Blasting Gun.
powda5, and Baltimore sud Potomsc Rive
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, and conSizn
menss solicited. No, II King street,
oct 2S-tf Alexandra, Va.