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m3at critical period, and every preclu ion i
Oolog takeo 10 prevent noi5e and ,xcItemeo: q
sn7 Character 10 or abou. the msusion. D..
Hiss remarked to oahioct oticer shortly att
the tne o'c'ock bu eto was issued that Their,
were less evidences OF par!toui;es nov tbsn
"nfn tia usht &C ck bulletin was written.
~ EXECUTIVE MANSION. 2:25 ?. NJ, Juy4.-
Inc President aWakGd from sleep few mo-
meots soce and seid 10 d.; Z iss who stood bv
MS BEDSIDE. doctor feel better thao
nave at any tine sirce | was Wounded"
~, EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4. 245 D. N.
me attending physioians contiru, to express g
hopeiul opinion OF the Presidents case. Peri.
toLlt's has 90: I'll oervencd IS yet and there are
90 mora l0d cs,lons Of l. than there we're this
IncrolDg. The Condition OF the patient, there
,o!c' althnn1 h critical. I5 a worse than vas 10
be expected.
The Secretary OF State has inst sen. the fol
ioa!og 'etc2rsm 70 the Hon. Amps Tosnsed ::
,ri 10 Hon. Amos ToSnseod, Ce7cland, Ont:
Inc PtesldenI'a condition has nos matorsiy
changed since morD:ng At this hour, 30
he ~ sutteroG less psn; he is entirely aim end
courageous. His mind is clear and he scLep.s
Whatever fate tsod may o7dain FIR him with
periec; Resignation AID with sublime chrslisn
iai!h. We are profoundly auxi1us aod yet
hopet1l MS 10 fuel resui,
(Slgoet,l JAMES 9. BLAINE
The following are among nuncr0ug tel,grsms
received:
NENTNOg. july 3.
MS Clarified love, sympathy, ard hope.
S'gocd WHTELtW REID and VIE.
RICHMOND. Va, july ;
MIS-. Glrhaii w deeply sympAthiac with
you q your sad sticon. We shsI 10 da7 send
uo m'ty rsrnH-' prayer Tor tie speedy re-
covcry Of u aG c:ioDstc Husband, and our
btnVed President.
lSlgncd Ing LADIES OF RICHMOND.
WHITE HOUSE JGly 4.--rh, following tsln.
gram has been received by Ms 4. +. ROCKWELL
Kivarda'o. n. T., July 5.
Mrl. a r. ROc: we'll. Exacu.ivs Mansion
lFor Mrs. Gsrd,ld) st such a tin, [ will
no. pIosums TO recall myseIf 10 Mrs. Ga,held hg
dir'cay addressing her. Yc. 1 cannot remain
silent may not hope Madam. that though
your courtesy and good judgment the sill c.ed
ltdy may receive tho assurance a. Of nv heartfelt
hympaihy and esrnes. prsvar3 for TIE safsrs O
her snC hers I; course, hundreds sro n. hand
10 render all great services for the ps.ient bat
IL can EIi Ia even tho most trivial way, CON
mand mo, l ontrast you And doar II adams
believe Ins mot respectfully.
t>Ignod) CLARA MORRIS.
a telegram Of c)ndoIrno, has jus! been r.
cAVed from tho klDg OF RoumaJis.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. .iu'y i-Prcs;dsot
Harields mother l. now win her dsugh-o,,
Mr.. L!raDoe, at SCION, Dnio owing to the |
recent death o: TkOnns tihrfat the Prc.iieul', |
uncle. lhs news 81 tin i-asi !en.a nssss3;n.-
ZION WA not o:ohcD - ms Old Miy until sun |
day morning, Il telegram TGaoiyol ~ A moan. |
Der " the family to-day at.:6a that wien thu sad
news was Impaired u her tho U'd LADY vsrv
calmly reGarkod, God help mel" This was |
oil en- sa'd At the tine. SlIcc, then. howavGr |
more encouraging new3 has been forwarded re-
: ~ .. r. Ia
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"BlACK-DRAUGHT" ma
ana lever Imposslble.
For sale by f. /. Lead beater 81 Bro.

a4 ELECTION NoTICs In pursuance OF q
resolution CT tue Common Council of The city of
Alexandria, sdop!el July l. 1881, q special cleo.
ton will be held in the Second Ward of this
city on Tuesday tho 18th day OF July, 1851, to
elects member OF the Common Council to fll
tho vacancy occasioned By tho death of II. v.
Dnnle', mem Der. elect Of said Board. The polls
VIII Do held at the usual voting place in said
Ward, snd by the Judges of the general election,
and Will BIS opened al sunli,e and closed a. gun
sol Test: JANIS &. CATION,
iyI" 9 Clerk Common Council
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OFFTCE.4E.

CT 10 sd sna rstifg 81 agreement date
'u 70 I'h 1881, entered into be.waen tas per
sh"; i"ttestut.t're heirs SIC distributes .
tie late Er VIII m Gun,on srd ira div
Z, u1ci' Of Alcyandrls. wy
ZEE Il tn'e:ed By the City Couacil Ct Ale1sr.
~ no, h,s tan >s:comert entered into between
Inc Sl:7 Ccurcii IF AIezsndris, Selling throusb
49,, rh'nssca I"mnittae, CT The second part ard
t tae ns!'s personal tepresent.tivfe snd datribr
.ses q tie ict- Dr.. William Guu.on of the f,s,
psrt. oe aid the same hereby is rsliaad, ae.
Septtd aud AGO ted q. The act and deed of the
tlty Council f alexandria. Wv
Sad sereemeLt, bearing date the 9Th dsy Of
Ju2e. 1851 sh.l be spread upon tins records Of Of
Council o e|o'N9 VI
uols act ,hsll DO in fo.ca from its passage.
fassed Board of Aldermen jane rs. 1881
K. (. DOWNHAM, President.
fnsEed Common Council Ju1o:S, 1881.
j: Z. BECKHAM, President.
Approved June 20, 1851.
M COURTLAND Il. SMITH, Msvor,
Ieste: JAMES L. CATION, Cpk c. G.
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BY Joseph Il. Housewor,h, Auclioneer.

BY Joseph II. Houseworth, AucLions CT.
FHUSTEES' SALE CT MONTPELIER,
E the homo CT President II adison. in Orange
county. Vain execution Of the deed of tluss
from the late Thomss J. Carson to Philip :.
Fry and Lewis 3. Wiiiisms for tho benefit OF
David Graham, deceased, dated August /. 1867,
sud recorded IN the Clerks ctfcr Of Grange
County Court, tho undersigned. who have baen
duly substituted Is tlus.ec5 in The 0l.co of tho
laid Philip s. Fry md Lewis E. Williams, de-.
cessed beng thereto required by tho present
benehciares in ssid trus! deed. will sell By auc.
ton. upon tho premises, on THURSDAY, July
20. 1881, the VALUABLE TkhOT LAND
conveye! by ssid deed. known 80 MONTE.
LlSk, situa!ed in Orange county. Va imme-
dia'ely Oh the lire Of tha Virgins Midland rail.
road four miles west If Orsngo Courthouse and
CONTAINING lOG3i ACRES. The land ia Of
good quslity. we'll wa.ered and timbsred. The
improvements consist Ct 8 large and imposing
BkJCH DWELLING. erected by President
Madison, commanding magnificent view Of
the Blue Ridge Mountains. together with all the
necessary out. bulldogs. The grounds are lust.
- considered the hsndsomes! 10 Piedmont Vir
Rinia This would make mcst delightful sum.
mer residence. fac stock farm, or could b, CON-
vetted in 10 pleAss1t summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the cost OF exc.
cutting the trust sad to pay balance secured by
deed say Sl3 0QG; and IS to the residue, upon a
credit OF one and two years, the purchaser 10
give bond for the deferred payments bearing
interest from day of sa!e and secured by deed of
trust on land. Should the benefcisres onc.ude
! no. 10 require the whole amount duo them in
cRsh, the change OF terms will be announced on
day of sale
For further Information. address the lrusteea,
LINDEN KENT,
Alexandra. VS..
JOHN q, WILLIA&a
Orange Courthouse Va,
j54wiw Substituted Trustees.
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Mr. A. J. Bandel. Jf., L., F,ystls House,
Washington d. g., relates the following:
have suffered with rheumatic pains in my chest
i0r years. AID have taken durog that lire
soaoy differ medicines, wi,hCu; any perma-
pert reIIsf. Slccs IrlIng St. Jasobs Oil | have
oscn entirely rid OF all psiu, and have been so
more Ihin three weeks suos my first applica
TOO OF 1t. 1t acted like a charm from the
beRlnplrg.
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"A FOURTH OF JULY ACCIDENT little
oty5, Frark Smith. scn of ofioer James Smith
and Brooke Corbett son of Mr.. l.. Il Corbett
pad their Joy tuin:d to row this morning,
by The sudden explosion OF o fire cracker. Ftot
Smith hEd bis right eye outs badly, but, it is
thoughs, not riously Injured. Brooke Cor
bett was only slightly burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

:, ACCIDENT TO A STEAMSHIP Tho steamship
Norfolk, of the CLYDE llue. while on her wsy to
Ibis city Saturday last. b.cke her shaft End
was c>npt HID to return to PhiadeIphia for
repairs. which will BE- courl.ted by Wednas
gay nex', when she will ssaIn start 90 her
homo voyage.
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Hs'!. The evidence asslts the or! bsio. G =.
c I've. Mayer B cthsu sad n, .soonas.d
a mit0Fa'. 10 tic Gus N Of wh,n.i VIM,
or. 10 ms $ h. u {! vy.tte a,.n. 4 n
:,"'ei o. gHo' TO Ill or tx u,a ghi min
u n hs hl.ly cd, d 10 fsv Of the vhin,i,s
She Vas then urdersd 10 re iva twenty 6e,
lsshes. Hh'oh selterc. Vas run ,tIy keen ed
his gil wls wiilp a. rl.e s.s:,op hrn,a n
short uDe 40 for ealing
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS AT uceti,r ri
the Hebrew congregation. held at the S,uu-
eoku,, on Washington street, yesterday m;rp.
log, tie tol,wln. oihc RS were elected: prgei-
dent, joseph kaufman; Vic, President. l.,
dct z),ergsI; Secretary. uanry Sohwsrz; Treas
u'sr. Henry Strsuss; Directors, |. Eobb,rp, |,
SchWslZ, ard J;s.ph B.aper o. -
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POLICE ITEMS -Msycr B.ckhsm presided
at police headquarters tits morning aud tis-
posed OF the following case:
Jack Gait, tn CLiosmsn air s,cd Saturday
for seIliug tcs by ssnp'n wlthou, e. lic.nst;
SEPT to 81 fer The GrsOd Jury.
Ihres yluoe met; dIurk aoa discri frly
yesterday fined IS each.
Martha Brlwo, c,l,red, fer steslcp q dress
from aootf'r colored Rirl ramed HslI; seuteu-
csd, q: her OWL rtqaest to receive % lashes.
julia Rr1Tn. coIored; dturk and dlsorderv
LAST eight; hoed s., and ordered to os Iocksd
up uuuI said Goe is paid.
Dyson Webster. co!oTcd Tor stealing rail-
road ties; c,ntiuued.
Justice Whlttesey. fined Saturday evebiue,
Fred. Ford. Tor assault, 81 50.
Justice Thompson isiusd warrants this morn
ilng for the arrest Of Msr5 Machon, colored,
Tor prolsne and abusive Iaogusge; and George
Brooks, cclored, for az assault on Josephine
Lee. also c)ored.
A night occurred Near The Far grounds this
sileinooh, ine participants tens two iotoxi.
Gated young white me0. The comOa,tsnts, Cb.s
Bnrch ard Alexander Tsylcr, were arrested and
taken to the station house Later the two men
were fael SIS each.
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"A Great F.ufprnrisp

Tho Hop Bilters Manufacturing COMPANY il
onH 81 Rcchos!er's greatest business enterprises
Their Hop bl.tcrs have reached sale beyond
a.! rIecedant, having from their intrinsic value
iound Their wsy into almost every household In
tic Iand.- Graphic
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HiAooho1ON EXCURSION
- E&CU RS1ONl
The METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL will give their
s ye excursion to CARLIN'S SPRINGS on
FRIDAY, July 9Th Trains leave w MU 4
Is. at 80 q. m. and IS and D. m. Tickets to
DC o. hsd at the depot. VIM r. Oreighton's, John
q. D. Lunts and Wsl sid & Halls, iy4-d.
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The FOurfi,

WASHINGTON. July 4.-nispslches from all
parts OF the country show the day to have been
itss observed ia an excursion point than over he.
lore. people being SO mucn interested in the news
ton as TO lose sll interest in previously contain.
plated picnics
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HE GLORIOUS FOURTH 10 day, the ns-
lions birth day, has been observed es 8 general
holiidsy, not only in this city, but througnou:
the country. The Custom House. the Banks, tn
Corn H1chanSe. sill the Corporation otices, q
large number of stores, and sll tie commission
houses On tho whsrf havo been closed all d.y.
The shops al tao Virginia Midland and Wash
inston snd Ohio railroad depo.s, and indeed all
Other workshops in the city hsvo been closed,
The Westhor being bright sud warm. there has
oeen n cenora' exodus. Tho &iexsndri. Ke
form Club ;e1cuIsion 20 Carlin's Springs was
very largely attended, four Car loads of people
leaving htrs early this morning.
Every steamboat leaving b. are for tho lower
Potomac has been crowded; besides there have
oeen numerous private excursions 10 the woods
and various points along the river. The civ has
oeen almost deserted, and thore compelled to re-
IN ain At home have spent quiet pleasant ds7.
q largs excursion p:rtY from WASHINGTON passed
over The Virgins Midland railroad TO Lursy this
morning. An excursion party from Richmond
Tor Washington also passed Through here over
ths Alezardris and Frederick urS railroad this
morning. Flags have been Aging during the
day from ell tue public buildings 10 the civ, and
all the vessels in thu port.
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r. ooINd ABaoAD Mr.. l. VI. B.askforj,
frt'e!psl OF tho Epi:c!pai Hi.h Sehnol, vi,I
san Jaiy t b By the tu ard steamer Bathnia,
Tor LlVeIpoc!. to b. abstot abroad ua,,l Ser
temoer 2ls.. Hi c,mpsuiou for he SUNNI,
/. or. y. B:uc' McCIcIand OF Moptvom.ry,
n a. 10 brother OF Mr.. McCIes,d OF the
h'g1 Schaol lie wall bs accompanied aso by
his b;oitcr Chsr'as NJ. & scsI;rd, e,q, OF
h9ncaonrc who will returo The middle of Au
gust; While the Pfiuoipsl is absent, hlr. T., i,
mcCleilsrd Will rtnsi1 at he .choc! snd rem.
resort him.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The CHURCHES YESTERDAY Prayers fol
the hcc5rery Of the PeSa(cnt- Other HchgIou
| Items -N,ry ur,pIo w,ut 10 Nosul y.
yesterday 10 nttr the aest neEs coaceIull,
the c., ii ion Ct Prcsid ;nt Gar6 ID IN ,se r.
uslLlDg 10 III, G. y sought The news eeosres
and stXioGsly aTsued the TRIVIAL OF hui e!ius
| which, Then posted ~. T'r, read With Il
much esgeruCts a. Rrrc the dispatches 90 TIT
Gig 1T stter the last Presidential election. Til
al Xletg Oh The part Of the people and b:
warm w.a.h.r, combined 10 reduce oonsd rabiy
the nun6tr tt W0rsblppgrj at the seVers
churches open ytslrdsT. 10 all The Epi;co
pal. and m,uy OF the other Pfott s:aLt church, 8
cemmutljn re s were held Ia Ctrsi
church. whore orle one service. 10 the morn.
irg Was held, Rev, d.. Walker, # lhs Theo.
Ogcsl Seminary, !r3schtd. sn6 offered spa'
clal prayer for the ic3tv-Iy OF President Gar
field 10 ST.. Mays church. Rev. Father
Whyte, at tho eleven click Mass, 10 al.uditg
TO The trfg :dy, said the crime was ono Of grcs,
mfg I,udv. nrd tyerV ohrs;su ought TO prey
for the recovery Of tn! President. Ia Grace
church Rev. hlr. Shsrp. 10 tie mortiDg tf.red
a special prag + Tor the rtcjVsty OF the Pfesi-
dent. Rev. George Edwards preached 8 very
timely and intcresurg sermon on ID .ath" 10
this church at night. Rsv. DR.. Merton, cf St.
Paul's chnlch cuphasz.d 70 Lord. our
HeaVenlv Father, the high and mighty Ruler
OF the l. inverse. who dost from Thy throne
behold all tEs 6H,ierS upon earth. mos,
heartily we b.seeoh Thee. with Fly favor to
bsbolt and bless Thy servant. the President of
The United States. his distressed tun,aly," dc -
10 the First Presbyterian church, where R:y
Mr. Cumpson Irtsched iD the morning., the
President was prayed for. ReV. Mr.. Dnwid
die, ct the Second Presbyterian church, Rev.
MIR. Kern. # the NJ. E. church. South. Rev.
DR.. Thomas j. Pou!sou, OF III, NJ +. church,
God Rev. Mr.. TreadWay, Of tho NJ. Z. Church,
all remembered PresiIeut Garfield and bis
family 10 thar prayers. In the Germau
LUTHERAN church, R,v. II. Fink of Bal.
timore. preached 10 the morning. ard Rev.
MIR. Schaller 10 the a!ttrnoon, There were 20
services in tho B.plis! chu;ci.
Rev. Di. Poulsoo, 10 the Nj. i clu:ch.
preached Oh The nature and tho otj.ct Of the
Holy Communion in the morning. and Sue
c:si-W hat 1t Is. and how to attain it, in the
evening. Both strnon3 were listened TO By
large Congregations
10 the afternoon large Gospel Temperate,
meeting vas held 10 the hall of the Alexandra
Reform Club. presided over by Dr.. Pou!son.
The frcs MethodlSts also hold largo meeioc
On the wharf J. Cayansusb, who was the
leading spirit, told what thu Lord hid dcne
for oue who Was nigh a druokards' grave"
Some amusement was o1clso1ed at this meet.
Ioe by al Io;cx; Gated young man who took
position Immediately in front of the I'D ,sk.r
ard exhibited large bot,la. from watch he
drank frequently. Alter etch drink he Wovi
request an amor, unity to repy. Ii. was
lily taken eff ~ polio, officer.
81. Paurs church was open for baptism at
half past FIVE O'Clock yesterday af,crnooo.
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EDUCATION

POCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
- Sandy Sp,ioga, Md
Ihls Institution will be re- opeled September
lon A full ccu'sc OF instruction will be given.
with Lectures upon HislorT, Beles Leltres end
tho Natural Scienco:.
Fer Circulars giving full Information address,
HENRY y. HALLUWELL,
iyl-eo&!w3n M
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DIED.

DR ID d.
:. July 3. after lingering illness o, consump.
non, WILLIAM G. MARKELL in The thirty
seventh year OF bis age.
Ns~ Funeral will take plsce from his late
rrssldence, Pitt street. opposite St. PsuPs church,
1Qesosy afternoon, at 4 O'clock. Friends and
relatives are invited TO attend.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
WHO - Geo. A, NoyIard?"
Address,
GAZE JONES.
IL Jonesvllh NRosds L, O..
No HOSDilal SepIasH

no palsllsl hospital needed for Hop Bitters
patents, nor large sslaried talented buffers to
,ei "nat Hop bnters will do or cure. as ley
inle cures at homo -Nc;o York LUIsotsJ,nf
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PERSONAL Miss Mary Suter will 20 tc
Cape Msy to-mtrt0w to DO with her father
Miss Jauct ASkbY and Miss jessie Gregory
leave Tor the Same plac, to- morrow.
MR.. Is. i. Sharp is at Port Royal. Va.
Miss Ida Smith Is 10 Speersvi!ls, Va.
Miss Sarah Stuart has rIturned from Allie
marie.
Mrs. E. II. Cumps.oo is 10 Jcff.rsou county,
West virginia.
Miss Eva hudd has red her health.
Mr. McRamsay has gouo 70 The Red
Sulphur Spllugs for his health.
Miss Maggie Muir is eff for tho Summer,
Mrs. AK. kano is spending The Summer
10 Indiana.
Mr.. kstChum has gone On a visit 10 her
mother. Dear Manassas.
The Miss'a MaIy. Jsuuy rod Gertrude John.
son ere 10 P.lnco William couaty.
Tho Misses BJash ore OF Oikn,y Spru.s
Mrs, Bryan aud Mrs. Carrie blo!g 10 ara 90
the Elstern Shore hid.
Mrs. Ih'a d Keys is uesr From. Royal.
Mr.. Il. W. Forsyth has gonc to Fsuoaier
Tor the Sumner
Judge Chiffon wi | &, t. III, Hot Sptincs,
Va, next week.
Miss SeIlu: FuInAr is vi,iios friends 10
Biltimorc.
Mis- LIZ iluGs'u is in Fredericksburg.
Mr.. Abert Beach II vJry Ill IL, his residgDea
on Prince street.
Miss Mary ThornoH wi!l sroad tho Summer
at DrnnesvlIle. We.
Mis- Fanny Ea;w 81 is CO t. yi,it To WsyhIog.
ton.
- MIR. Peoucli G. rou!sou, saa Ct Rev. DR.,
pi'uisoD' OF this ci,y. has graduated ~ Civil
EggIuorr irIm the PoHrsyIvapis NliIjtarv
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Gss- Attention: Golden Light Ludys. No.
357 will hold "A special meeting tc- 1ght, al 8
o'cocF, TO take action in regard 10 tao death OF
cur late brother, William G. Markell.
BG order OF the w. {. e.:
IL a. w. hEM3TgoSG, VS.
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lily FANS-Fower's Patent Fly Fans and
d Champion Fly Trsps, wholesale and retail,
oy jas. +. CAKLIN & SONS,
lei G3 King street
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% ERbRIN f." tbs great blood purifier,
- for Chronic Scrofula, Rumors of the
SS!a md sill eruptions on the frco or body,
Price SIC per bottle 81
an2T LIMITS
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GFEETEsE. N0T1CEs.
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
lavs ~. T., n

AIoXan1fin, Va, July 1881.
D. S'n 1851, tcT the oen.G. of all concern ed.
~ licenses so granted as aforesaid snsli be
psysoia on or before the l0.h dsy Of July 1881"
"A ny person who shsll engage in or rercise
snr business, employment or profession witbout
license wners one is required. Shall pay Gue
OF not less than three nor moro than fge dollars
per day.
l coEstrue this 10 mean tbs. all licenses must
% pad by J2ly 10Th and any porson who mas
GOT pad Ct that time will be transsc:ing brsln ca
Whnou: icanto and will be SUIT set 10 the fne
OF net lcts ttaa three nor more than FIVE dollars
per Gay: l h0po al who haes not done 20
VIII call aud pay tho license assessed bv tbe
Comm lis,oner of tho Revenue and thus save
n'3 rom oeiaG forced to discAarEeso unpleasant
duty as the law requires.
j. T. BECKHAM.
-ly- JYio Mayor.
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Moihers! 5sOthers!! MOthers!!!
are ycu disturbed at night and broken OF your
resi- oy q sick child suffering ana crying with
one eleruclailrg pain of cutting teeth # so,
70 a. or 60 and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOWIS
SooTHiNG SYRUP 1t will relieve the moor
.t!!le sufferer imuediatel y-dopcnd upon il
lnete Is no n,istske abou; it. There is not +.
mosheT on Garth who has ever used it who will
no' tel ycu at ones that it will regulate the bow.
els' ano give rest to ;he mothar, and relief and
oes.!h 70 the child, operating like magic, It is
perlecty safe 10 use in all cases, and pleasant to
ID TASTE, and is the prescription of one of the
oloesI and best female physicians and nurses in
Inc United States. Sold everywhere Is centa
00''''' mh2l
Forty years trial has proved BLACK
gHAUGHI " the best liver mcIiciuc in
the world
For sale by 2. s. Leadboater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

kkP COOL.-Ic Chise!s Ice Picks Ice
AZ Aws, aud Ice Tongs, for sale st IS King
stFest corI.eT Koya'.
My.5 III CREIG HTON hS0N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

GALVAN1ZED BOAT SPIKES AND
" NAILS, Common Wroueh. sid Cut
Spikes in store and for sale By
lAl Jas. T. CARLlN 6 SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

Whipped. Martha Brown. oolored. was
Deiors tie Mayor this morring charged with
stealing dress from another coored girl named
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

z UOk! LOOK! STkEL WIRE HAIR
- BRUSHES for 2j cts esch at
w. +. CKElGHTON'S
teoi5 IS King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04
.OTlCE 70 CITY TAX PAYERS,
CO,lrctor,c fTno

:, Collectors Office,
Room {, Marie. building, !
A!e1aHdris, Va June 1881.
Fol'ca Is hereby airnn that the tax bills due
tor 1881 are now il our hsnds fo- collection. And
me attention OF all parties Interested is respect.
July called to the following exlrsc! from ths
Revenue Bill Of tbs! year:
pom all bills psid in full by the Is. day of
guy, iool me COLLECTORS OF Taxes shall allow a
discount Of 10 per cent, and on all bills maid hv
the lst day Of Angus, 1851, they shall allow a
DISCOUNT OF b per cent and all bills not paid on
the "a Gay of Cecemb Der. 1881, there shall be as
sesseo and Collected penalty of i've per cent
remaining unpaid on the lst day of June, 1882
oamaees at the sa!o OF II per centum per snnum
shall be paid" f''
Jet Cthce hours during the discount period
from 8. nj. to D. IN.
JOAN E!LL. Collector N. Dis.
je25-.A1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

NEW STYLES SILK MITT5 BLACK
~ and COLDRS. Brilliant Lisle Gloves,
blsck ana white Dotted Null Ties. KIN.
broidered Null Ties, &c &c, iuat received.
jvl J e. TACkETT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

No headache or back-achc for ladies
WHO drink SWINE OF CARDIFF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04
Mothers! 5sothers!! Mothers!,,

Foi sslo by h. s. Lea bes:er i Bro,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

nGATH TO HATS.-Anolher fresh supply
~ Ct Excelsior Krt Poison for 10 eta. per box
at w. r. CREIGHTON'S,
je2l s. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

"ANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHRK
w and IhONER. One we'll ommended
can obtain employment at onca. Enquire at the
Gazette cfice. iyl-3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

DRIME .. q. BREAKFAST PIBOKs,
l. thin and lean, and choice 3. q. Should
and Hams just received and for sale by
iT2 J o. hILBURN