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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

Having made arrangements i'm New
York and san Francisco for the pur-
chase Of all my goods, my facilities for
buying are such as 10 enable me 10
underSell all others. ] defy cOmpcti-
ton. :. DanZiger. San Francisco cloth
iRC store. Astoria.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

Mamma" said a fiye-year-Old, the
other day, Il wish yOu wouldn't leave
me 10 take care Of baby again. lie was
so bad had 10 eat all the candy YOU
bought at the Astoria Candy Factory TO
amIlSp him.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

Before purchasing goods Of anybody
call and inspect nay stock. Nou are
welcome. ! will gladly show my goods,
goods by every steamer. :. DANZIGEE.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

Charles Stevens & Son are in re-
ceipt OF 4 fine stock Of mOuldmgS. and
are now prepared To make picture
frames 10 order. Call and inspect their
stock.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

Peter Wilhelm has established a
first class saloon in c. III. Pages build
inc, on SquemOqhe street, near the bell
tower, and has appointed MessrS. VIM.
Book q Co. his agents. The best of
everything i'm the line of wines, liquors.
beer, cigars, etc. will be kept on hand.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

5. CHASER Il Co. Successors t0 +.
Sherman & Co. having bought the
meat and vegetable market of r. Sher-
man AZ Co, would respectfully ask 4
continuance Of the patronage bestowed
on the former nrOnrietOrS.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

Mrs. :. +. Mexican will soon be i'm
receipt OF full assortment of Fourth Of
July ribbons. She has now fine stock
Of laceS. dressing Jackets. white skirts,
and all kinds of ladies underwear. Give
her a call.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

Any amount of new goods now
opening nj AdlerS. lie has brought
some very tasty articles this trip. Go and
see f0ryOurSelf. Those birthday cards
just opened al AdieTs book store are
immense.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

Capt. J. II. ID. Gray Is now prepared
TO supply the best qualities OF fir. hem
lock, vine maple. spruce limbs, etc.
Leave orders nj the wood yard. foot Of
Benton street.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

Thousands have used kendallS
SPAWN Cure for rheumatism after all
other remedies had failed and have cX-
perienced instant relief. See the adyer-
tiSpment
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

The New Testament authorized
edition revised. for twenty-five cents at
Charles Stevens and Sons City Book
store.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-01

Lawyers briefs printed in fine style
al THE ASTORIAN Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

Governor CoroelI, of New York, 10 present
log General Grant to the citizens OF Albany tho
other day said:
My fellow cit z.D.; y ou have cJmc TO q. KIT
to do honor to ono VINO, moro than Washing-
too was first 10 peace. first in war and frs; ia
tho hoarls of his counIrymor
more than Washington" These wolds
could not bo applied lcgitinctcIy or properly 10
any nAu. but when ho Of whom they wcrc
spoken IL ooa VITO vas compelled to resign bis
first command in tho army. was proved by TIC
late Senator Sumacr, 10 be utttry uOrcliablc,
Who's name. when President, was conn; C cd
with all s0rts Of diSRf=Cc!ul irGu5.c iora, and
who. though Ioi, has bacn CONSTANT bce.ar
ever slCc,. Ito tr.Toaty they coctain Irs cil s
the superlaivu degree OF grotc:qucuc5s and
makes tho man who u1:d them tXiromcl; Ii
dioulous,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
EIRTJNi,1 NEWS,

Wo regret 'h:; H.. Ti:os. II. Chrott, Of
| Lcesburg il, Hnd hag ben nj"
;" -. .."as diGd near Bcaiion On Friday
last from tie c!la,a II ir3s. h;o d.ting Uh!r.
mas week.
Tho amount received 1t Lho Midland depot
OF Warrentcn for freight dur!cg Ito pest year
was S5S. 200 % and f.: passengers 81 SO
total So. llG.O0.
Body snatchcrs aro ct Work s2ain il tic
cemeteries near Richmond, tho toli Of a
col0red man having bGca CXhutacG aud carried
cit, causing grass cX&i;C:ucnt salorg co'irtd
people.
Mr.. Bati ,min Ii. Smith. ~ CID GLd rcsot c!cl
eliza OF Il Richmond, died yesterday. lilo wss
patlvo OF Salem, Mas'., bu. emo 10 V;rGiC!a
at very early age, end mari. d q viaca OF The
late judge Brooke. Of tho Court CT Ana2als,
who survives hin.
Mr.. Ab!am Lent, OF New Yoll. STATE, bu.
who fer tho Iaat few years mad made Tia hcma
With his seq. Mr.. Samuel f. Lent. near Gu!
fore, in JIoudoun county, died Moa9ay mora
lng, IN Tho 9th yoar OF his $50. having bcca
bore en- the 9th OF jun, ISL
Mr. Chss. McInlOsh, Ct Fauqul.r c.u1!5,
had his hsud bitten ~ dog oI Thursday ias:
"
it. The dog socn afterwards 1icd ND N1cIa.
tosh'a hard became very much i'll ,E.cI caus.
log him great pain lrl aaxia;y lie Scpt 20
the mad stone rear Ecc.ortoTn sni had it
applied TO the wounl. Stree which his :sni is
much better.
The stockho.derj CT tHa Valley railrcal met
in Stnuaton yesterday AID determined to see
mortgage Of 500 900 OF thu rad aud Gun
pctc i: to L.ziOgto1, IS miles south of Stauu-
ton, Iho road will probably be flashed within
Q year, VIM. kcystr, Ct B.timcr,, was re.
elected prcsidcEt, End the old board of directors,
with tho exception Of G,n. Eohola, who d.
cllned. was 70 elected. Il. w. Burke, Of
StaunloD, WAS c5ts,a to GIL tho vlaalcy.
10 noting tho trouble CT tho baking Gruu Of
Minor & Co., in Fredericksburg, tho Nows Ct
that place says: Tito estimated less to the
d!pcslors and Others will exceed SO. 600, rta:Iy
all Of which will fall On persors VITO arc not 10
business. We understand that number OF at
tachmcn.s have been issued aud that many
depo5ltoGS will recover tho full amount or
greater part OF their CLAIMS. CoL. Il. s. Chew
las been appointed receiver. Unfortunate
spoculatlons. tho banc OF this monty getting
ago, tho temptation which wrecks 20 mscy
lives, is doubtless the o!aio OF this sud cc:ur-
fence IN our usually quiet community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
NEWS OF The DA J.

Tho Touccsscc legislature rcschtG its llth
ballot yesterday iHr United Sales S2nGsOr
without result.
jenkins, tho author ii "GiDx' Baby" ia an
liberal candidate fer the Brsiish
Parliament iron EaiGbufg.
The dense fog which prevailed in Tho like
region Wednesday night c;u'td uumerUuu &C.
cidents. 10 Chicago the brgtcs! street l-mps
were alm1s: Invisible across The Streets.
40 unusual quantity Of ioo il being stored
by the Chicago ice companies, About | 800 GOO
tols will 10 gathered this season, or nearly
IS ncr cont greater lhsr tho Ire crop OF las:
Year.
Mr.. Henry Berg lhs drawn mp bill Cor
presentation TO tic New York Legislature
lr0?idiCg severe Corporal punishment i0r EDS
| malo person who shall hereafter Til!uliy bcat
his wife or any Other female. Tho iashcs arc
| 10 be Administered by tho shciiil CT n doruy
| 10 ss private na1ncr 81 lchslbIc. tni 10 h(
| presence OF physician.
Although, O,i7ar, lbs rrl ui.r republican CA
| d!dato for u. s. Senator il l'uunsy lVaui', hnt
ltSI votes yesterday than Ia received tht
prcvitu, day, hi4 friends sccm confident tina
| he will ho successful. Mo!tscrti9Gs are unto
| 90 from the boxers, Uu ;ha democratic - ar
expected to materially nil III, rerubIica!
CAUCUS candidate 10 his contest. la oons!derl'
ton OF democratic votcsit is laid The republican,
arc tc pass 4 Coaerees,opal and Senstcra
arpcrtionment bill, whiah i7l!l give tho LcauO
Gratis several moro Ccusrrssmcn end Senator
| than they can now eliot. Senator Wallace an,
| Speaker Randall nra both said 10 70 iaynrahl
| to tho Gurctsa OF Oliver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
AUCTEDN SALES.

pY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRlI%T
- made tho 9Th day Of June, 1871 by XII
ward NJ. Willis and wifo TO mo in trust to scrgrI
10 Stephen Bowling ard David bowling IL,
payment of six thousand dollars, with inc;cS,
from the dato Of said deed, evidenced By co!ts,n
negotiable notos described thorcin, which Dee
is OF record in tho Office OF the Clerk of princo
Wiliism county, default in payment having oc.
Cured, IN pursuance of directions having been
givon by seid Stephen bowling and david
bowling, as said decd of trust pro:cribes. l viii,
rs trustee, on THURSDAY, tho 18th day a.
February, 1851, at II o'clock H., in front Of thc
Market Building, on Royal street, in tho CITY q.
Alexandria, proceed N soil. at public auction,
TRACT OF LAND, in Prince William COUNTY.
Virginia, bordering in part upon the NeabsCr
Kun and in pset upon Powolrs Run, and nca.
Freestone station on tho Fredericksburg AMI
Potomac Il. T.. i. being part Of tho trart
known as HlLO, and the same land convcyaa
~ J.. Is. Robertson. commissioner. TO said l.
Ii. Willis, consisting of elk hundred and sov.p-
ty-eight and ono half acro7, moro o. less, srl
moro particularly described in said deed CT trust
Terms: $500 and sufficient 20 ray c,sls AT,
expenses Of sale cash; tho residue in three equ.
instalments of onc, two and three yosrs, with in.
iertst upon the deferred payments from date II
sale, secured By negotiable notes OF tho pur
chaser, with satisfactory endorsement, and doe
Ct trust upon tho premises. Convoyar cling q
cos. of purchaser. Tho terms as TO tho deferred
payments subject to such modification rs MAJ
DO desired by said E. H. Willis ut tho sale,
PETER WISE, Trustoo
w. Willoughby, ATTY. for s. s. d. Bowling
ianl3-oCt5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
Terrible COasting Accident.

Tho hills surrounding Paterson. N. j., sf-
icrd the bts! Opportunity fer o,lstiug, end that
somowha! dangerous sport is INDUCED 10 by
thousands OF The inl,sbitants Of the city on every
OCCASION when the weather will pcrmi'. Good
engineers have c!,cIlatod that tbs speed TT
t,lned by sIcda on ono Of tho hills rf,qlcnly
exceed sky miles 90 hour. These cJutliv:Eces
ho.d frtm GTo to lilr!y persons can!. The
stecIsnsn sits at tho log ci tho craft nnI Gi-
reels the course by means Of steering appa-
ratu9 fastened under the body CT Tho SIcl. This
ycar G1c:lcn:s havo b2cn plentiful. bat moro
occurred serious enough 10 rHrIsEO Of the
nature Ct a calamity unit! late on Monday night.
At that timo bob sled contaninS seven young
mon clmo down tho hill at tremendous rate.
It had go' b:yOol the coatrol Of the siccrsman
and those who eaw il pass declared that it re-
scmD'cl flash ot llShtUlog. When it ncarcd
the loot Of the hill for some unexplained reason
/: sHcrcGa from lis c)uis5 AID ran into a teC~
graph roie. Ia on inStaut the sled WA shly.
cred 10 !iacl3 aud the unfortunate occupants
TorG thrown about Ia every direction wl.Lla
radius CT fifty feet ircm tho role. Persons who
had been WatcaIng tho sport at distance at
onc1 rushed to tho assistance Of tho woundcd
and sscstl;s ST. vc;m3 of tho Go,ilt ut, when
cry oi aarciog again scattered them fer aao!h.
or sled vas coming down tho hill, and. l.ko it's
p7cd:c' sjor, il struck the telegraph pole. The
stccr$iNsn had. however, succeeded ia slackoG-
ing the speed CT Tho std and beyond O few
scratches and Ito demolition Of tho sled no
iucther ipaTy was sustained. Tho pclco who
had been stationed at this place a: oGco put n
stop 10 oil iut!hcr c0astDg. a3d tho victims Of
tho catastrophe wero taken up end carried iato
the nciahbcring hous,s. nys OF them 10 an ia
sensible cJGdi:ICn. Tho owocr Of tho sled and
the s!ccrsna3. sustained q compound fracture
Of tho right thigh md serious internal injuries,
having been thrtwl against tho tole graph pole.
Ills rcc4vlry is doubtful, as it il difficult to as
c'rtcln tho exact extent of his internal irjurcg.
Ills brother sustained fracture of ito nose,
several wouhd5 in tho fac, ard Internal irjurics
ncno however, Ct afasl character. Oau Ct the
men was thr0wn violently ncti1st tho pclo and
was the mes: horribly Injured OF tho seven.
Ills groin vas split open Tor several inches ard
be was Internally il idrod 30 that therc is shady
possibility cf'h!s rtc,vcrg. Besides this, bis
taco was battered beyond recognition. l. ap
pears that ho screamed when 10 struck tho
pole ard that bis fic, struck squarcly against
tho wood. Several teeth aud portion of bis
jawbcno w3!o taken cut Of tho wood whero they
had inbcdded themselves ever half 40 iocb.
Several tscth Tero slso picked up from tho
blood c1ycrrd ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

The session tf the Senate was enlvlnCd yos-
terday by the presenc, in tho ladies gallery OF Il
large party OF female suGrsgists. Senator hIc.
Donald. Of Indiana. olIsrod @ resolution for tho
appointment ofs permanent committee TO con.
slider the rights OF women eli! ,ns Senator Coz k
ling opposed this on the ground of the delay
which would occur, bu. urged tho appointment
of q special committee. thu: thoquestion might DO
brought TO speedy settlement. ct the conclu-
sion Of his speech he was vigorously applauded
by the ladies' gallery. The resolution WAS fl q.
nally refcr.d 10 the committee on Rults.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
by Green g Wise, Auctioneera.

10y VlRTU K OFTWOD DEEDS OF TKUSi
D executed by Charles w. Nowland and w,!c
ard bearing Gato respectively on tho SLh day OF
March and 7th day of June 1878, and OF record
in tho land records of tho city of Aloxandris,
Va, liber 7, pages 81 and 2i5, tho subscribers, a.
trustees OF ''The Mount Vernon Co.oporatiyu
Building Asst cation, of Alexandria, Va ;" vii,
By order OF tho Board Of Directors Of tho sail
association duly made. and in pursuance of tho
provisions of tho said deods oil trust, proceed L.
sell at public suction. on SATURDAY, IT,
ooh day Of January. 1881, o! L. H., in front q.
mo Market Building, on Royal street, in tie
city Of Alexandria, Virgins tho property Coz
VoYod by tho sad t?ods of trust, TO wit:
No. l. 4 LOT OF GROUND with TWp
BRICK TEN EMEETS thereon on thu wc,i
sido OF Fairfax street. between Wilkes and Gil.
bon Gtreeia, in the ssid city Of Alexandra, IL
font on Fairfax street 80 fee! 19 inches, and IN
depth 10 foet iI chos TO a II feet alley.
No a LOr OFGROUND with FRANZ
TEN Z ii HNT thereon on tho south sido sf Glib.
bon street, batween FarfsX and Leo streets, II
atroat :" feet aud in depth 7G feet inches
!, No. 5. a LOT OF GROUND adjoining Nc
: on tho cast. in front on Gibbon street Ii fes!
md in depth 81 feet & inches, moro or less.
No. 4. A LOT OF GROUND with FRAME
TEN EME MI thereon Oh tho west side OF Fair.
fox street, bo.weoa Gibbon and franklin sts in
tho said city Of Alexandria. in front on Fairfax
street 10 feet and in depth ST feet, and bounded
on the south by len feet alley.
Eg~ lie: RIO. l will bo Sold in Two separate
parcels.
Terms OF Sale: Cash.
JNO. b. SHOOT, }T:u,.ors
THOMAS PERRY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

The February number of Scribner's Magazine
mas been received from its publishers, Scribner
& TO-, New York. Among is contents are -
An Old Virgins Town; John LaFarge; For
eign Actors on the American Stage; Thacker.
hy's Relations TO English Society; Peter the
Great; Fair Barbarisn-snother ono of Mrs.
Burnetts stories; Garrison Life o. Governors
Island; Norway's Constitutional Struggle;
How the New Testament Came Down 10 us,
and full editorial department. The leading
article, An Old Virginia Town, is an illustrated
descrp lion Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEW,
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, ID, c., Jar, -, ISL
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Cameron, of Penn, presented vlritc.
peti!lots and among others ono from ctizsns;
West Chester, Pa, for &C i'm, to prevent IT,
elcloaohment Of white settlers upon the IDda:
territcr7, cct., aud to protcc. tho lndiansin tt:
erioyuort of their rights.
Mr.. Logan, from the Committee on Mi!itar
Affairs, reported. With two amendments, IL:
Senate bill to place Gen. Grant on tho retire
lis.. He thought there could be 20 OH lection to
tho bill and asked its immediate consldcrati5a
MIR. Edmunds objected. but upon b,iuG ap
prised of the character of tho bill said tho b;I
was one Of such special aud peculiar o'cres
that be withdrew his obj ;o:ioa with pleasure
Mr. Logan oaid tho amendments Of the con-
mittcc consisted 10 tho addition OF provision
that the General may DO required 10 do 'c.iv,
fcrgico aud another that would prevent hi.
Interfering with uuy officer Of similar rank.
Mr.. Randolph. tho chairman Of tho cjC
mittco from which tho bill hsd beco rcpcrte;.
said there was not q full meeting When tie bll
was sc.ed upon in committee this morning, and
the repart had been made only By q maiM,t7t
those present. lie asked that tho bill crl
amendment be LAID over and printed.
Mr.. Logan said the measure presented Cl
one qucslien-that Of admitting Gen. Grant,
! tho retired iss-and this Was ono upon wh:c.
Senators did not need mu,h time f,r rcflce,;sr
So to how they would vote.
! -N.s Nornan called fer the p:il;l * It the oil
cs there wtro am,udueuts to it,
A single objection bling sufficient 10 Las i;
ever. tho subject was disposed of With stat,
mcot By Mr.. Logan that that no would co.., W.
tho |! i'll at the next meeting Of tho Scnat,
HOUSE OF REpRES ENTATlVES.
MIR. Calkins, of Indiana, called up tho cln
tos I'd election case of Boynton VS.. IIoriag h..
tina question of consideration WAS rsse,i srsia,.
i! in favor of private business.
The House determined to lay as;,io r.;y,,
business and TO consider tho election cass of d,
contestant. MIR. Boy n.on taking the li,nr ia h..
own bohslr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
1COMMUSICATED.

Tie Sour House Else nisscr; tlHays
votes TIC republican tickii; WORKED niy hard
for Marac Garfield and Mast Bsyly. wants a
ofiice, ku: Mars Garfield don't ctme 10 until
March, sud what vas 10 do ill then | did not
know It's too cold TO wax, and now elections
donc, people don't seem a5 fcrd Of this bigger
as they used tc. Thanks to tho Lord Mars
Court Smith aDd Al.rs George CIifort hnbe
made Us So ocm!otablc. | gets Gico soup ebery
day; 50 docs Tho cid woman; 50 does Billie. Salie
aud Jimmie. The soups gocd. and whcn we
gifts tired OF it VIC sells it to O mae Gear US to
feed to bis bies. We mighty nicsIy fixed.
Mars Ned, VIC hopo the Sup house will be
Kept up. We's voted for Mars Court for
Mayor and Mars George Cilfsrt for tho Police.
Wo nIgs ors.aro Going for them sure.
TONY CoGHY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
iCOMMCNlCATHD.

We know that tao sup hcuso has relieved
untold suffering among Tho poor of!ho city end
should receive our most heartfelt thanks for do
ing 60. for God Himself has said, ITO help tho
poor is to holp Me-" Eut there is ono error We
would like TO SEQ avoided. q certain class OF
people, particularly colored ones) go to every
show that comes slorg and spend their la. ccat;
and the next thing they do is to So to the soup
house for something to eat, Find ous who are
worthy and who are net. Give to the worthy
and none for the unworthy. Il. 3. S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
Tie YOrktGT., Centennial,

: lumber Ct IromiocG3 ia2m5lTs Of tac VIZ.
GG!a HdGscGic fraternity IT; engaged with
others pcrIlc:iog arrangements iot shc iar,i..
coming centennial celebration ct Yorktown.
Hh0 following correspondents is EublisheG
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
WASHINGTON. D. G., Janusry It. 1881.
10 Peyton s. Coles. Isl, GwaA Master of
Nasons of Virginia:
Dear Sir en- i=5truoCd by tho joiDt CT
sressonsl committee 90 tic Iol ktown ccntcns
nlal celebration TO lnvit5 the Grsul Lodge O.
Virginia to p@r!Jr;n the ceremony Of laying the
cjrnCr s0nn OF tho tnr2uu2nt 10 b, erected al
that point IL October tcgt. atl ais0 iGstEua'
ted TO suggest that it would ho omnep!g
proper TO Invite the GtaHl Masters Of Masons
Of tho original tEiflCl states to partic D.tc
VITA Ycu. /. is suggested that. 8 the Ctatr
c,rOnonies already provided fer will consume
much tine, y0n make yours ~ brI IS tic
usagas ri yjur honorable otLcr On suoi cc.a
sious vii permit. ClcrisEing the hope tha: i:
will be yGur pleasure 10 oGclrg this in,itliioa.
whio! is go c,rGilly extended Oh bohs!i cl ;Ac
committee to the Grand Lodge Of Vi:ei1I,
lramsin, g. e. 3. ROGERS.
Grand Master Coles Grand Secretary tSGsci
| eud others waited upon Tho cammi.lco ytstc:-
day au;l it 'sGs agreed that the fist nbmod g2D.
tlcINsn ehold have charge Ct tic c,locr s'alc
| laying, an! should cary out the Other ics
lures mcn!ioaed in !h3 iyrG.DinS liter.
| l. was also ser4cI that TO iyinS cIGi-
mittec and tho Masonic Gcc& alien shoalI ulcc!
a! tho War D1paitmcoi next Saturday NON
Jog at 1880 O'clock 10 CE2rlg2 ti:o model OF
| lhu nropog.j ,no.,@.,.o tit tncro On tX2lbii9G.
| Alta, .nu meeting tho delegation returned /,
| ,:oii headquarters ct tho ST. James Hotel aai
porsIcd ard forwarded tho fol3wica formal
letter OF acceptance:
ST, JAMES LoTEI. |
WASHINGTON. d. q. January %. 1851.
lion. j. H. JohnSt0N. Chairman Congress
SiDn0l COnmiHcc dc:
Dear Sir: Your initiation % tho GRAD
lI0dgo OF Masons Of Virginia ID pcritrm tbs
otromony Of laying tho c'ratr- 1000 {! t moa.
umcnt to b. c:tc:cd Ct Yorktown lss been re
cel7ed. IN behalf Of Ito Grand L3dsc Of Viz
gicia VI, ao9>p: TIC icv;!a;i3a. AID will 1rd2G-
VoT to DO cur D.rs a5 Ecc)Mcs tho patriotic
| oCc :son. We Cs!Gcm il M hoacr t. b. oEa1c;.
atcd With tic patriots ct Tie nai!0a IN caGl.
| lnem0rat:lH tho Lu1dicdth anai7trSafy Il the
event wAich closed tho Revolution, resulting il
cur freedom Is C people. Thanks arc rendered
you Tor tic suggestion to iEviio tho Grall
Mssons Of The origiDG tiittcco SAFES 10 p2y-
ticip2to with u. II viii be Ger great l,ss.v3
[ 10 lX'end them such en iari:aii0r, Gna W.
doub. uot t:et j! will DO sho;r ,ta.uto to ito
with US. We will mako GU cstornou;ts as blici
Is tho uSasc3 CT our Institution will permit. cs-
pccIaI7 ia view Of tic ether ccrtrl }a;cs c: tho
1av. WiGh acn:!mcutS CT the hiihest vc@af;i
| 73nai?, 90, PEYTON S. COLfS, 9. Il,
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lCOMMUNlCATED,
lSNh MUN4S.l lCD
The sun Engine House,

"Wo'vo got the elephant, row Whit shall &c
do With it?" or 10 other words. what use en-
b made OF tho Sun Ensiao House Now that
tho Slukirg Fund commissioners hovo pCs
seFsJon, | would Respectfully tn2eest that
tho authorities shall offer j! TO Tho County
Commissioners to DO fitted up for c county court
house. and that tho old court house on Coluu1-
bus stree! DO turned over 10 tho City School
Bo.rd to DO used BIZ them IS boys school
house. Thus good use will b. made of tho
Sun house and long cherished wish OF tho
School Board will DO contaminated. iLUMD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
AGJeJTiesE BALES.
GhGE OF VALUABLE LANDIN FAIR
NJ FAX COUNTY,

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Pursuant 10 decree rendered at tho Novem.
bar term. 1850, Of tho Circuit Court of Fairfa.
county in tho suit Ct James Cris!io vz. N. Pea.
cock and 0thois, tho undersigned, Gem mission
ers Of sslo, Oh MONDAY, tho Dist of February
1881. {Cou!t day) 81 T. O'Clock m, will scll at
public suction, bei0To tho Court House door of
said county, & certain TRACT OF LAND. IT,
irg in said county, on tho road leading from
lo@insgillo TO Langley, adjoining tho lands OF
Hmoot. fcscCcis and others, known rs tho DOW
CH0Ukhk' FARM. This farm contains l3l
and Sl.lG) acro2; is in q high state of cultivation
HOUSE snd substantial ouL buildings.
io'm5 of Sale: Enough cash TO pay tho costs
ot sui. ead expenses of sslo and tho sum OF
ST.. with interest from the 18th of August,
1871, and tho remainder in threo equal annual
inctslulente, secured by tho purchasers bonds,
bearing interest from the day OF sale, and tito
10 ho retained ill tho lat payment is made.
CASSIUS CARTER, Comm'rs.
L. w. MOORE, ofSslo
ci-fo Nh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

Several 7cGIs ago. Gsys Mr.. j. Frni z, Guy,
20, r.y mother fell and apIaircd her limb,
which Ct late would eTtlI q that sko wanted
tho lr9icr 10 src,it. Tho exploitation of St.
'jac0b's Oh Immediately removed the swelling
aGG severe p.iu.