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=. '-'N-' 49, a. = ''.''5I FU& "a ES.
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J. q - - =" / =: = a"r = &T03 that, az
,.'''.' ~. - '''' 80 Nt-.tD! - ~; onErE"I IN
.'.',.. - - 90 ace ""c 2ef.G2Htrs
-. ''' = /; r2'.'9:E - ne pG?ca2'cr5 OF Ta"i ns-
- -'H '9f Lra ;,'yi"3; oi la-es az t'.nt%Z sac
-" G.' u" Geo J." 'Ge ci;E ct = * .Edt!a Oh
'r-e"''7.."9' 10 'o-h ~ ii Ju"0. lSlj, and not
-''.' y 80 -. .',''"@'' I''
- l'' l'i'"'' '''' 5.'A.licn I've ."STi1g rcs-
y. '''',' o 'J'Io - 'n' ''.Y C5uh @h on 1uc.-
g. - ,' u G-2 -! jay, 80 '.'t sGc>!ols ~,
~ % ~ - y. IL &"eh1td Chatter OF tAe city
-. - - '-''h' ''""'~''.! d::u.fy -. 1879, br3
'"''','',~ ,,. .,..
o.. y: '"7 10y 'lhCL. OF h!&Xsndfla,
" - -. '''D',"' IT, Aa'. IS Hrre19' erected 20
-" . ~'S- Il,,''y !.% - -" tofCA&ser Inc
5y - - a. ~ ~ S"i' COR" t1!ehCe| Junc
-, '-.,- o., 80, r.,
'' 49, -. - ''''' - '-'oNh"Io Si'Elc7'I
80 - '''J .'.n '-,o, 10 o'd &c IafCc loT any
,"'.' p"fee! @! !l.AG, or fuc2 niG sn!..l not SO
I'E'i - me :''~ o. A'Fet.ln ~ " tn a:s:eaL %nd
S''HSs, 't7 '"9 S"i:a a!-"'i % aifUCE OF! 20 the
49, ~. 5"1' re '"7 eo"rc'o' or collectors
- ~ '~''." - ''1 |-H c.fHA'h.3 Q! sale, IN
"".,, - ''r"'i-f i't''"'sH'. s!'=ll o* 0ascr0et
;, ',' az ',' "l''o."' - -: or As c. sHcAt:
"'. "'. @ - '' -. '@'.Se9 EPaC.21' Snd sAaI!
"gr37''" l"'. >'''sG'- WIN ma hNGi.oi.
~ purchaser 1! .i.y rom cst. 10 80 d :or t&;as
49, H'' ~ 't'i'G-' shN' hi'2f no expiration OF
80 H"''7 I'"1'' t-2 s".t; uO.:!r !FCla Ito City
<-.G..'' = GOO cai.E"y!E" TIC same, wherein
."a4 nc SCI 'o:.A W":'t GTp5ar5 II hls Cthco m
?s.',l'2 "a tno $40. When tne pu-chseer has
"s.tGcd the ne"clL c! Aj9 purchase tia deed
!-A5, "!:1 his --scnt, evi0cat by his Joining
La.ic.n, o' uy 3 W''.!gE :,n"oZo! .tCrrto uo exc.
I"-9a % 4is "izl%;.oo. i Lhn PURCHASER snail
,l@f2 o'.!, IFS h"!'s Or "2siiH5 n1Gy move the
-, - - c".c d"cd 10 IL q heirs or S3s:ga3
" "oH IN purchaser Il ally ra; estsla sold for
lax. lis He!!a or H-s.H"s, shrit Obtain y Gee!
bacs2!,'' .i,I "!ta!n sky days rom tnG GaIu Of
l'l'. "~oA s'l.'.1 E1Vc c%u.cd The s.m9 30 bs rG-
c]71e', sUcA este shsu tL+i.! vea!G5. in the
ir'Atee ~ syc2 deed - was vtgioi in tho psr;y
rasg .a,. "!.u tho :%=es, on scccuAt whereof the
''.o vs. l"'lo ~ INC COMMENCEMENT OF tho
2e"F !o7 w"ich TIC SID i@Eea we're asso;sod, no!-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-10

TOMIISS aR'S SALsUF CITY
~ BUILDING L0TS-pursu sat to an order
Of tho Corporation Court for the city OF : !exsn.
dria, Virginia, entered Il. is July term, 1851 in
the csse Of JOAN Chilly sgainst David Day. the
undersigned as Comtai-sicner of sale therein
named, will sell, At public suction 20 tho highest.
bidder, on MONDAY, august 23i, 1851, ST Il
O'Clock m, on the premises the INTEREST OF
the defentent in TWO BUILDING LOIS in
the said city Of Alexandra, on the south side Of
Oronoco street, beiween Patrick and Henry sts.
frol ting on Q70noco street thirty thrae feet sr d
extending back With equsl width ninety reet-or
so much The eof as msy be necessary 10 pay the
Judgment ia ssid suit sfteE cre6itine him in the
sum Of SIS 10. The lots Is and Il feet w!de (
res pec.ively, snd will be offered separately.
Terms OF Ssle: CAST. Conveysncing at the
cost OF the purchaser. CO. SlPPLE,
jy23-w4w Commissioner OF Sale.
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E'&fIH ;.a'f!as,.
~: RI. :.5:5tgss3.

z -: ANE - in Kid, Berlin, Lis!e Thread, Silk
-; -nd liEce showing Ill iHe newes: Shades
iof the Sc:son. also uew assortment OF Lace
-;'ittS' t'rica 2jc. SOC, 75c and 81 Is 9or psir.
Co:set3 In a.! The leading styles, perfect in Ct
aiI.i ii'sa. f;ices oGc 10 So 30 per par.
, tii"rWcar Special a.tanlion Is called 10 Tho
l&7g@ assortment iVr Ladies, Gents, Nissea
E5Vs and infants in Gapza l.islo Thread, >IUs.
s.raer sud Summer Ma?inn; nlso are exhibiting
cEo.cs .ssortaooDL CT L.dieS' Undergsrments
OF every description. CnemlsGs Drawers, Might
gowns. i5Ei5fs So.
Linen and Silk dkeccG;ofs-Guspendors
Eos!e7y. sao"'IR the most choice pstterns es
"Eu rs mo l.-ses: assortment Of medium and
hH"? quality. Lons!sat!y adding the ix.sst pat
'@fHS s. sooH az tGoy ass offered fo- sale By the
II anuf4cturas
Aecs katainFs KGT3, Skirts, Yoilinss, But
tons. SILKS Go.tons, 4 C
GGR!nGs 10 Swiss. hamburg, Nsi2soo,., Cors-
!!he. Fe:m'coilc, Eaiet ccnnas i.snguedoc,
io'?hon, Ru!siau, Vea:ea, Crochet, &c.
EiEhm!e Patent Bosom, Reinforced .nd
S2fstca >nir3s, il iAuudr,sd snt unlaundried.
Ho!'STs ":!' C&n;, 5zJs Il 10 IS iDchsa. Prices
i2c l52, zoe sad &c
G"rms@.owa, ;>hetisnd ard Ss.ony WOOL
12pHJr Ho:s.ed il all Coors, Silks. Canvass, tsc c.
-:ecEWcar-.at a.; times Lh,. collection will
su'nass q! Other agsortDeE.s offered in tho CITY.
,. I'M display Of C!.udans. The best Scarf ever
made Tor ldo0; aIao 3o.c:an. giexur, LAuta ace
Aropicat De J"0ville, Lace. snd q cor pie,e
line ot Fancy Ties aud Bows.
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3 EEIeTTs2kR Nns1EM.
7EfEuSTEA'S 5ALE OF The ST8AMEiS
1iaET WASuIHGTO..,
Of L!eZaaiiia, Virginia.

Under authority OF dooa Of t7us. executed
by tho Upper Potomac Sitambo.t Company,
bearing date on the fra: oG Nny, 1873 cf record
II the Custom t&ou.e Of Alozg1d7is, w. ; vii!
ntia: for sa!o ri pQoic auction, % u, SIX
T&&NTH CAY OF H&PrE&B:H. 1881. 1t
the dock foot Of Prince street, Rloz=7trln. Va.
AZ :srLve O'Clock. Lse ST;SAMn.. AtA.Y
W bSIiNGION, Of AK. .nirs. IA.
This steamer was bult in 1914, is l5c fat IN
length, IS feet b7cad On l1or t!acers :ni Is feet
over gnsrd, burlaea .97 Lon3, lI2tt d:.:. s..v 3
inchea; has parui. ifom the GoYe:anea. IL.
spoc:o!s TO carry coo p.ssengeG3. ;5aG hts k-en
is:e!y ovcshauied oa TIC Ways snl thoroughly
repaired, and ia believed 20 D., IN all RESPECTS.
IL GOOD running order. For several scGscus
past she has been running Verg succas3:uily IS
ln excursion boat Oh The Py.omac
Terms: Casa.
S. EENG U30A BEACH,
jy29-ld T-lstno.
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50 G-.a2 !. I::sa n.o.;,,ao~,


: > -i!.:, GrF:H %! sDla by public .pc.ioo,
g. oa : ,GUEl,aI. me I3gb dsy nf aNcn't
10 - - c.dCE "a, ia frost OF tha MatE.,
A.u'"' On ''nr!oS s!7"r. tho following pronn-.
= 10 VIZ; geo! "vik 52iaa., s.: Of double
.,atnt@s Z s=G3 0: s.uE.o harness, , tyo hyrse
- "3oIS : ono hofse wagons srd Platform
Sc5:es +aa e2cVe rsn3ea property Cau be seen
4. .'%.l-' T." on C-.iJG -
To ln;: Cash On t",!atrg
81" o-'s - -. ) !'2&&Gg, Agent.
Gale Or 1iatEHr aHD.-rursusntt n a
- c"c'Gt r-T.!cr@I =. lar Ncvg. Der term IS-g
ol tao "'T2r.t Cuu.. o. F~i.i.z county. n The
si.i, oi !>-e q e ~. + -. Le"'5 gGmis.rat3.:
'., '.'e's @'n o. sU.'iyiH2 ynmnl2slouGr Of c&ia
!A"Foia .t9g;.. On EDE DA :, tnn l5.h d.y cf
-u&U&., io5, =. l. ~c.oo,. %, vii Eel! st rutlic
.'"&.'pa, ts-or0 IN EpoGt E0Uas door Of sid
gJ~@t%, t&tI .sE Lh@J--a part Of the
ee,:,;s Ct !ho i-ta T. L. Ike, esq -co1l.ai.iog
~ hc:'': lals --a@ i IL les 0ia:rc: iies
.ro' - II e a;.a or" hs.t soata Of EQrkos s.a-
'ir@, Sjp.aa iH3 lam, o: 13!:s E'jz.br.h Lee end
,l-2 ~ Lang puscunss,: ~ M.rshu.i tS Farfn.
zoe! tGa u1.,"Isi4@aG G9;n 3.i sioner !: is well
Li@92-o.,, .nt beng c!osa 10 .-c railroad, is o..
m; sc-tnhL yaiT Gosi-4@is.
Io,1s: Cash caou,h to g.- COT, OF g.it ord
'E'o,h-.s 81 7a!., s"a -:.o !Cs;dIa on crcti: OF
o. - M L II )".as, - Di g9-Qfei by Inc mr.
l.'s&- Loh-s. W!!G good pe7:3nst secn.ity,
'eAri"% Interest !:Jm Gay o. "a g. sud title 10 be
.2''''''"-. III TIC Is; p@y'>a2t !s made.
40 q 80 GlDO IL r.
j5!E-"l" .u-...:.;iz . IN ln'r. of Sae
&esHh2 Or VALUABLE ilaEDIN FAIE-
- FhA CcI GEI.-.u ssus0t 10 DEGREES rcn.
..sr"G - It, TO- .-rIG. !sSf GlG the #oFemoer
tD7'h l-6j o: 70" G.tcu!: CJgr. 0: *-ir!as County
IL u" a1!: Of oIcHsHu vs.. Gi:g:52 aad othe7&,
'At uhC"rsg"nt Commissioners nf sale thsr.jn
->me!' o. ADI:JAE, HU3.l. l5.n (Coui.day)
= on. u O'Clock n WiI an,j 3. iu1.ic auc!i0u
h2.o:o &c door O. tie %,ui.Gou.y cf aid c5un-
" Tho Z Eii!Al on Which judlo T. - CscKcriile
Il. lI'sonl f2-iIes, coh.aiaIri: ZiI acres and u
S'na.i37 Ir"c. aijacol; .agro!o, containing j
G2:ez.
1".- md 10; aoar :1c village Of :!tsn,;!ly and
or lie lilo ..i7eC turnpike. Il js Of :ich
rod so'', "y.! Ed"0.oi Doth 10 agriculture sad
graz -o. 1-o II. ,rogarDents, cons:gL of
coE..o:.-51 -,#rIHiiEH HOUSE sad sub.
'i7n:ia. vu.- 5Gfdings. Ehis !. On he whyle one
81 ITO III q, ylUjJ.. an1 G5=ra5,e s u!a III Fair.
l1z cyU1.v,
Teens Il sale: LDo4Eh cash paz Tho costs
Q! SUI AL, c2r4LSes o! ;a.e; too 7esiiu4 in thee
'411t 7nnAss ia4.a mex, secured ~ the pur.
cI@safs ho.c5, ~lih 600! pe-.uag! security.
t"4Ti"E .".ta:"a! from d;.y Of ss'e. Tile 10 ba
.e.":.o+ - i@3 -: -, .gaD. 6 ua!o,
&, ~ THOMAS,
iGD"A& = LOVE
EE&GHSO& REACH,
+&&EUi1 l. SMITH,
=. WALTON HUDi&;:.
Jyt'-"I" Commissioners ni 2ic
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jyli-W4w

sOMMISSI0N EN'S SALE OF CITY
" BUILDING LOTS-pursusr. 70 Gl ord der
Of The Corporation Cou-! fc- tno city of Alo1an-
dis Virgiiis, cG,er9d 81 its july form, lSSt, in
the csan of John Criliy against Thomas Day. tho
uCdGralgrei, rs cCm Hisaioro. Of sale therein
named, Will sell, 81 pubic suction 10 the bighes.
bidder, on MONDAY, August 221, 1891, 1t u
C'ClCcN m, on tho prcniecs. ,hs INrSKEST of
the tefeGtan! in TWO BUiLD!EG LOTS, in
the said city OF hiessEdria on tho south side of
uronoco street, between Patrick sid Henry s!s..
fronting on U.o"oco street thirty four feet ard
extending bsca with cqGsl width ninety faet--or
so much thereof az msy b, necessary 70 pay tho
judgment in said sli. s;ie: creGi.ing thereon the
sum o! Sli 80. The lots are each Il feet = te.
and will DC ,llorot separately.
T@TIns Of ;3Ge: GaaE. Conyayarcing at tho
ccst Of the purchaser. G. q. SiPPLE,
jv23-w4w Commissioner of Ssle
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TIN RooFIHG CUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended 10 prvnprly, by STANsBURY & BRO.
nsuutsctu:ers sDd dealers in Stoves. lin Ware
&,, McBuruey's Bailding) ciruer King aud
Washlnst3u streets.
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Malaria Is au Unseen, VaporSus

Poison spreading disease and death in many
localities for which quiuine is no genuine anti
dote, but tor the effects OF which Hostetters s
Stomach Bitters is not only thorough remedy,
bu! reliable preventive. To this fact thsre il
an overwhelming array of testimony. extending
over q period Of thirty years All disorders of
the liver, stomach and bowels arc also conquer
Cd by the 8i!ters.
For sale by sll DRUGGIST md Dealers penarallv.
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G II. MUMM & Cos Dry VERZsNA1
CHAMpAGNE-Pln.sa and Q1arts, at hlcBUR
NEY g. SONS
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e'ss:s EE>GsIesS&sss.
esssEEGsEOs 3 Hss.
ALNV r YS READY!
I3ENAY BRENGLE,,
NO. l29 KING STREET.
Tho oFAHFAMED BEG&GLE'S ICE
NO. l29 KING STREET.

Is msdo Of tho riches; c;asD, crystal sugars End
most delicious Esyors. Ii Is TIE creme Gc III
creme ana = as substantially superseded ali othe.
Creams in this section Cf Tbs Sta!e. He stl!
sells it al the CID rates, and provides, also, Fro.
zon Cus:ecds snd Wat0r Ices.
Purcusld lcs and Dcsse-. Pies specsl.ies; Black,
E:u.., PGund, Jelly sIG Fancy, Ornamental and
PLAZA CsEes, ere sold cheaper than they can be
Manugsc.urad al home. also Cream Puts, Tsrts
sud pastry and Tat.J ofnll kinds, Fruits Nuts,
COn:aciioleGies, GaSomels and Sugsred Fruits.
He Caters Tor families and entertainments. [m2l
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aUJEE0E SALES.
gSUBLlC SALE

EsUBLIC SALE
OF
UNCLAIMED GOODS
ct TIE W. s. o. K 4. FRN1GHT DEPOT,
EXAHDELa. Va.
Will be sold fer csst. OF SATURDAY, Au-
gus. 18Th, 1881, the :o!Uniag unclaimed goods,
VIZ
new Wheat Fans, consigned to s. Donohoe,
Leesburg, Va
Also new two horse Plows, consigned 10 J
Hicscndorn, Leesbu-g, Va
said goods having been unclaimed for more
than sixty days, will be sold to psy treighl
charges and storage.
Sale to take place Of 10 o'clock a. N.
f. B. HAVENER,
jy12-WiR General Sup.
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I,OSeRs, sVayIesnEasY. etc-
Il EW BOOKS
"A t
FRENCH'S93 &95 KINCST.

The COMPARATIVE EDITION OF TIE
NEW TESTAMHNT; both versions in onc
hook, arranged in parallel columns; very
handsome edition 81 co.
Miss rAkOLA'S NEW COOK BOOK and
N MARKETING GUIDE, by Maria Psrola !:
81 so: new lot received to-day. All the StnId.
ard Cook BOOKS on hapd, to wit: Breakfast
Luncheon and Tes Common sense in the House
hold, by Marion Hsrland. Mrs. Less Cookery.
Mrs. Rsudolpb's Fifty Years in Mnrylsnd
Kitchen, Widdifsld'f, Leslies, Godcy's, Es-
tionsl md othors.
FARM FESTIVALS. By Will Car!a!on,
author Of Farm Ballads" "FsEm Legends, )"
etc; s.; beautifully illustrated
4 COSTLY hEkITAGE; franklin Square;
20 cents.
PUCK ON WHEELS is very rich 25c
NEW SUMNER NOTELS-Leu Astray,
l5c; An Artful Widow, T5c; Heart aud Esud,
80; Friend and Lover, 15c.
New publications daily.
JED GEO. Z. FRENCH.
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TSfKUSTEGS SALE OF j. NaL!T&HL,M
y t5aiNI SaU&: UEs Hli; POTOMMC
n ! ~. lii ChSTlea County. Nit.--1y virtue OF
= Gec,eo 4t lhe Circuit Court !ar Ga.7ios cooniy,
'Aary land, siLttEg as . Court OF Equ!l5 in a
cHG5e THsrain WIZ i Gregory YVES cou! plain
aH: AID Ju ! H Chaplain %id cihars wee d.
;Lnd&n:2, hearin:. date May lG:!;, 1881 tho U.-
deIsigncc, 81 Trustee appointed h, sad Eou!:,
WI! oa7r St Huotic ,a!e I'll ;ho west front Oi Tho
AbrEo. tCusn, IN :aa city OF EiuY aadr,a, Var
Z.hi., or Hi' ESDAY lho 81 dsy Of hgsus:
:!G1t Ell Y o'clock m all ihs EEA(, ESTATE
Iad PERSONAL P&GPHETY III nnrllnnad in
tAc procecdings III said cau2e, 0: wD!ch ths .Le
10 "vn w.t. . ,so sAsins3 qH2} 4sh Tjf sh1 sass HSo 4
Ghat!e3 CO Id. sad known rs CuarTAN'S
rCL&i, toga!aAT Wi.a ali tla Gopcrt"rauC3a
!aerc.o belonging or a92ertEianE, md the boats,
'ein2s and otheF fishing =DpsTAtns uset IL nshu
IaSlL This shoro. which hsa bean fstei pro-
t..o!y Tor hundred snd !bi;.y yonTs and j, 70.
Esrd0d as ono Of the best on .ua river, is about
ona rs!!e in extent 9aa h&a ready accc-a by ro14
- the bacl; cuu:itry.
Tie t"raos Of sale Gea2riboa by tie decree arc
The rurchNso IHonay TO bo Unid in three
eqj:i Instruments. onr.!iiri cash on .ho day Of
SAFE, aad the residue in one ani Two years. taa
deferred payments To bear lGtc!esL from the day
oI Sa!c and the paymea; thereof 10 bs secured
t2 The bcnda Of thc purches with = surety or
sufe!ies to be ap.r0"ec ~ the Trustee or all
cash Oh the ds7 Vi sse or Oh the ratification
t3;reo by The Circuit Gour. fer Gaarea couI,y,
Msrvlaud. i. q. UIAP@AN Trustee,
1Pio-nots. Fort EQh&c2c, Nc,
S:AhN OF LAND AND MILL PEOPEE-
~ TI IN FAIRFAX-PuTsusn: to decree
rendered g: ihe Juac term, 1881, OF tlc Circuit
Court of Fairfax county In tho suit o. Ma.eley
Vs. Sc!deea and He!zsl the undersigned, corr
missioner OF sale therein named on AUNDAI
hu:ust l1th, 1881. (C6uIt d2y) ct about II
O'clock M. will soil 1T public suction. in ron!
Of ihc ,fuur. lOu2n door of sri l cDurky thu :Ti.
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= NHNGLBHAKDTS ICE CGLp LAGER, Coo
~ per dcz:n; bottles must be returned
4. W. AyEHY
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ESTABLISHES iS&e.
GROCERIES,.

S'fOOKED OURNED BEEF very choice sud
~ ice cold. for ssle By the pound Or in 2, 4
snd II lb cans 4. w. AVERY,
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NSH HAVE this day secured the agency for
w celebrated brand of BOTTLED ALE
And PORTER, which we will keep constsntly
on hand, and TO which we invite the attention Of
families who desire lie article ofAle or Porter,
ap27 w, a, JOHNSON s. co.
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. SACKS KIO, I,A0UAYRA. MARA-
@d - CAISO End OLD 9OVERNMaNT
JAVA COFFEE received this day and ior as!o
very low. [ie26] +, W. HYE&Y.
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IT YOU WANT A GOOD WINE for the
4 table, try the VIRGINIA CLAEET from
the Burnside Vineyard. l know it vii give
satisfaction. 4 W. AVERY,
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VIZ OGDEN LAQUHSl WOODEN
w PLATESl-Just received fine sssort-
rrent nf three ply Wooden Plaques and Plates
TO, painting.
MCLEAN 6 UHLER,
sog2 &c King Slrcet
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GOMEIHlNG NEW.-Three ply WOOD en-
- Wali Pockets beautifully decorated. We
hsve just received lot Of these beautiful srti.
c!es. Something entirely new.
MCLEAN S UHLER,
sus2 76 King Street
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= TILLiONS IN II ROACH TKAPS!-
w We have ast received new lot OF the
above, pronounced By al 'the best Price 25
Gents. MCLEAN s. UHLER,
jy2I 76 XII 6 Street.
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NEW STYLES SILK MITTS BLACK
~ and COLORS. Brilliant Lisle Gloves
5lhck and white Dotted Null Tiee. En-
bcoidsr Null Ties, &c, &C., just received.
jyl j. K. TACEEIT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-10

gIOOD'S FRENCH COLOaNE, the popu-
- Lar perfume of the day. Sample size Cts
Trial size Is cts. Medium sizs rs cts; Large
siZs so cts. For sale by
mhl7 WAKEFIELD 6 HALL.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03

A poor fellow up town fairly danced
with Joy when the doctor told him he
had Bright's disease. "What will the
Smith girl say nowl" he exclaimed i,
triumphantly. "she always said there
was nothing bright about me. Oh,
guess not; but the doctsr's certificate
will show what sort Of . hair pin
am"
Rosy Murphy heard her master remark
at the dinner table the other day that
"Kismit" ment State" aud that Is the
reason why she so astonished her mis-
tress by Remaining the next day TO Be-
linda, the chambsrmaid: "0h, Blindy,
l can't hardly galk with the ehiblains
all over me two 'Kismets.
Aristocratis Old Gentleman; lyon do
not mean 10 tell me, waiter, that this
establishment dosen't furnish its
guests with toothpicks" Waiter Gin
q reproaohful and melancholy tone):
"Well, you see, sir, We used 10 keep
EN-; but, sir, the gents almost inwsri-
ably took 'sm away with 'em, SIR"
ApArR OF InxocaSrs.-"Ws men Of
the Stock Bxchange," said broker the
other day to = friend, "are muoL ca
l have now been on
"Change for more than ten years, and
I never knew but two rascals who
amounted to anything" "And who is
the etheri" asked the friend.
'T'd like you 10 help nae a little"
said a tramp, pokipg his head into q
country general shop. why don't
you help YOURSELF" returned the pro-
prize tor, angrily. "Thsuk you, ] will, F."
said the tramp, as he picked up a bot
tie OF pickles and two loavss Of bread
and disappeared,
All thsre.-"Are you there, my
lovef" he whispered through a hole il
the fence Of his beloved's garden.
ayes, darling" was the reply, "jumI
over" He did 80, and alighted in the
presence OF an enraged mothers broom.
stick, and a guardian of the night.
A Philadelphia man just married,
says that he was 6rst induced to seeh
the society Of his wife by the beauty o.
her arm. He adds that she presented
q three quarter view at the moment
when the fascination seissd him. She
was washing the front windows.
At dinner she had doctor on either
hand, one Of whom remarked that they
were well served, since they haa q
duck between them. EYES," she
broke in-her wit IA Of The sort that
comes in nashes-"and sm between
two euasks." Then silence fell.
Lille had q toothsohs, and cried.
Her mother wished to pasify her. 81
am ashamed Of you, / wouldn't be such
a baby before everybody" ooh, yes;
it's all very we'll for you." "Why !"
"Because if your teeth sshs yea can
take them out.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
SMRnslFF SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ
y OF Levari FAcias, 10 me directed, Will
be exposed TO pubic sale. at the Court
House, on Market street between ? enth and
Eleventh streets in tho city Of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Del,
On MONDAY, March IL lssl,
at2 O'Clock, p. n.,
The following described Real Estate:
An that certain lot o. piece Of land with a
two story frame dwelling house thereon
erected. situated in the city Of Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described as f0llowp,
10 Wit Beginning at the distance OF o6 II.
from the formed by the interseot ION Of the
northeriy side Of Second street with the
westerly side oil Ma lison street, thepos
northeriy parallel with Madison street 30 n
10 stake thence westerly parallel with
Second street 10 feet to 0 stake, thence
southeriy parallel with Madison street 80 II
to the aforesaid size Of Second street, and
theDoe thereby easteriy Is feet to the place
Of ginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seised and taken in execution as the prop.
erty OF job n Logan, deee ssed tMary Z. Lo-
gan, u. T. A., OF John Logan deceased, who
survived Margaret Logan his wiie) and
Samuel HUI, /, t., and 10 be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SaBsIYy's OTYIos, Wilmington, February
u, A D., 1881. fsb8
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
The t,hsrmsnis's Auxiliary.

The ere les.ra, auxiliary to the Phil
harmonic Club, Of this city, met in the
lecture room Of the Opera House, last
night, and organised as follows J. B.
StIeRler, leader J. c. Greiner and
Charles Heebner, Rrst violins J. D.
Varta, second violin /; julius Hess, VIC
linoello William Hidsnbrand and
James Thomas, flutes W. F. Bond
s1d A, r, Rsmfo, clarlopets; A. J.
Boulay, cornet SmileYJ. King, from
bone Augustus c. Henning, piano
The arst reher al was held last night
The orchestra will 10! appear In public
until after the concert TO be given on
the 24,h instant.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
Pas n TONS I'm Java.

In an evening promenade the gentle
man arrays himself in dress suit and
carries cane, bat he sAllies forth bare
headed and makes you think GONE one
has stolen his hat, until you learn the
custom.
The ladies are likewise bareheRded =,
but they have their lair dressed rather
deliberately, and there are unkind
gossips who say that some OF them
have it so arranged their maids can
dress II in the ants-roem while the
owner is quietly aumbering in the dor
mitoy.
The fashions OF Europe prevail, hut
with a great many useless modihca-
tionS.
Dresses are generally worn without
trains except at grand balls and other
festivities, when the vardrobes vie
With those of Paris or London.
The morning array OF the $ladiss is
the oldest Of all when viewed through
foreign eyes, and it takes ons several
days 10 comprehend that 1t was proper
to gaze upon the fair creatures that
were visible upon the veraudas, or
whom encountered In the streets OF
Batavia or Buiten1org.
Their dresses was the loose saHOng or
native petticost, which resembles an
embroidered tablsclOth gathered about
the waist, and held in place by Knot
tied in one corner and pushed inside
the fold.
Above this ssrong there is ioe!e
sack Of white muslin coming well mp
the neck and falling slightly bslow tbs
waist.
As far ss . stranger can Judge these
garments comprise the morning dress
OF the Burspean lady OF Java, or at any
rate they are the only ones visible 70
the eye.
The slippers that cover her unssoek-
inged feet mast bs MENTIONED, and
with her hair hanging loose over her
shoulders, and her hands innocent Of
gloves, is it any wonder that hsshful
bachelor averts his eyss when he meets
dame or m alden in her morning prom
enads.