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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-23
the TEAoHEhis
who Have Been employed 70 Teach In
OuF Schools for lSSI-s2-A Complete
llSt 10 far ~ APPOlnied.
pa1nu, ~ n!.,o ,ba kaoNhaBa Whn hava

our hen0Olb for lRoA-oS-A
llSS 70 far us Appointed.
Below we give the teachers who have
cen appointed to teach In the schools In
hs various districts in this city for the
schoois,tic yesr. All the schools
ave been filled excepting the Centre, and
Ia understood that ~ soon as the new
Is completed the same old corpa
I teaCherA will be engaged.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
I. B. Mccain, Principal.
Miss NJ. P. Harper, Grammar Room.
Miss Ida B. Greer, Grammar Room.
Miss Agnes Mcclure, Division A, Grade
Miss Alice V, oxtoby, Division A, Grade
snllis Robinson, Division B, Grade /.
Title Mcdonald, Division B, Grade 2.
Mary Arbuthnot, Division Q, Grade !.
Mary O. Ryan, Division O, Grade2.
Mollie Francis, Division q, Grade s.
Mary =. Hart, Division D, Grade !,
Minnie White, Division D, Grade 2.
Annie Todd, Division D, Grade 8.
Mollie B. Kuhn, Division D. Grade 4.
Mrs, E, Lowry, Janitress.
MADISON DISTRICT,
A, NJ. Stevenson, Principal.
Miss Ella Dillon, Grammar Room.
Miss Julia M, Wiley, Grammar Room.
Emma E. suowdsn. Division A,
Rida L, Dean, Division B, Grade l,
Agnes Dillon, Division B, Grade 2.
Mary Faris, Division O, Grade l..
Ella R, Greer, Division o, Grads2.
Mintie Foster, Division D, Grade 2,
Kate Hall, Division D, Grade 2,
Jsuitress, Sue Barclay,
coLoRED SCHOOL.
". F. Gaskins,
Division D, Mary Sell.
Janitor, Butler,
CLAY DISTRICT,
s.. ], Meholin, Principal.
Emma ], Stephens, Grammar Room.
Matte Stout, Grammar Room.
Mary A. Davis, Division A, Grade /.
Mary E. LETTERS, Division A, Grade 2,
Miriam Dean, Division B, Grade l.
Mary Bailie, Division B, Grade 9.
Lizzie NJ, Swift, Division o, Grade l.
Lizzie McKennon, Division y. Grade 2
Jane McColloCh, Division 0, Grade 8,
Anna + Greer, Division D, Grade !.
MaRgIe " Srlmtn, nlylslon " Srane =
FANNIE !, r49Y, plVlSlon Y; uIaoe =
Ella herVey' DIVISION " araae o.
UNION DISTRICT,
William H, Anderson, Principal,
Jane Anderson, Grammar Room.
Annie Ewing, Division A, Grade l.
Lizzie powns' Division A. trade
Lucinda Sims DlVlslon b,.Grade !; =
Mary ElIinGham, DIVISION b GRADE z
georgia I. Fehugr, piVlslon y, utsne 2
Amy GnGpl'T9, JIv.stSn y, HIaue
mary brltt, DiVlslon Y, SFa1e !;
ssllIe Th9bSrn, Division N, Grade l.
N Lou mSooIloCn' y, Staa9 n
Lizzie y; CarmaGk, Division y, Grade .
Mattle 9lDson' DIVISION D'Srade :
Ella Robinson, DlYlsl9n y, araue o.
MIS- mary DoWney' JsnitresS'
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Eli q a Sti 6SSlohan, Grammar.
f ID : w. ; Richard RicSSrds D DIVISION A. '' Grads j, 2
Tillie Sutherland, Division B, Grade /
Mary Hughes Division B, Grade 3.
. Annie Work, Division o, Grade /,
Lizzie W. Dunbar, Division o, Grade 2
Lizzie Cross, Division D, Grade /.
Kate Todd, Division D, Grade 2.
Lizzie Hamilton, Division D, Grade 8
Mary Reppeto, Division D, Grade 4.
Mrs, Patterson, janitTess.
RlrculE DISTRICT.
~ cy,,n p,irO;na,
Mia 7 4, GrssnIss' Grsmm.r room.
Mas N. 4. Bsron' Grammar room
M;Su Ss,ab A Scott nivisinr Gr"da /
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EXECUTOR,S N0TIoPD


PROPOSALS FOR RTTET
WIZ tULL HOUSE AT LEATALsStoSS NV
"Ia " received At the etasr Of III. st,,S
anu, noon, "WEDNESDAY, JULY nm, ~, ,'lrsU
1.a. and specifications may b ,esD ANA w. 'la
ta' f'SA' TO F'!'et any or All nd, /, 4, 9u ,1'a'A,
jyn IAos UsRisS, Con-,
N- Board Of Puh,t,
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

po,,r C1ElE'S OVHcR,
s.. WHEELING, ", Va, JUL il SiSSSII
sealed proposals will 10 roswell t,sl
no. 9Th ln't NSA m irr comm va oaat,
5eatlneni q bridge over short rrets' ~ "a
LaSrS WI % about 100 piles ddVsa . W ssS
"a tSo ~, PEOHs0y Is feet IN Length M
and pllnEIng, 10 be placed Oh Sans q tFk3
nIst class mAIonry, laid 10 mortar Az saltiV
excavation ior al 10 APpToArhes Rps 'ul' mi
OAK. SNu t0atl ~
bliI mn't b accompanied by r~ete,.D..
Ieot any or all bids, hNl LR
FOR further 10 iOrmRtiOn apply ,,A,.
By order Of the Board,
w, Z. Saith, County Engineer, """'sN est
MheeIlng and httubtRVlis dnninh,, "
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Around the vigilsnt Engine House
yesterday there was found a crowd Of
curious persons anxious to know The
result Of Thursdsy's tumpus. Tommy
is still 10 charge, although It is understood
that he Is suspended, and as Soon "a q
successor can be found he will DO 70.
moved.
Jim st. Myers, the foreman, or rather
the ex.foreman, never put in an appear.
ance at oil yesterday and Assistant
ChieI VIM. Love told our re-.
porter that he should not sgain lake
charge. Jim Burns OF the Atlantic was
sent up yesterday, aud was In charge all
day, "a foreman. In conversation With
several OounCilmen yesterday the reporter
found but n sentiment, and that was in
favor Of Kenney, although they all depre.
Gated his striking the Chief. Kenney has
always been an attentive, faithful public
servant, and as d hostler, stands second 10
none In the department. He enjoys The
respect and CONFIDENCE OF oil the people OF
the First ward, and ifihe matter comes Ia 10
Council, the delegation from that ward
hlIlt WIN peIuhPh u blnbl0 hups
port him There is strong feeling
pgaihat 81. Myers, and Il 10 very certain
that Capt. Eccles will not presume 10
f%einstate him. Duck Price last nipht
wrote us the following card In regard 10
bis connection with the matter and asked
us 10 publish Il!
WHEELING. July 22d, 1881.
Editors ihlellgsnest,
1 desire TO say that The assertion made
In the columns Of your issue Of yesterday
morning, 10 relation 10 me 10 connection
with the tfpnbls u The Vigilance engine
house, is altogether unionnded, and lhe
intofmer, whoever be may be-, is an Hn.
mitigated liar. II seems 10 me bis reason
In giving such information wab 10 do ME
an injury, regardless Of truth or manhood,
have no occasion to hhtegoniSs Thomas
Kenney or to do anything that would
injute him In the least, and disclalml
any knowledge Of any oil my friends en-.
~deavoring 10 secure his aituAtion for me-.
In conclusion l will say, and say Il EN-.
phatlcally, that l would not accept tbe
position referred 10 for double the salary
now paid.
GoDrRRY PRtcG.
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Don,t Die In the House.

Ask druggists for Trough on Rats" II
clears out rats, mice, bed.bugs, reaches,
files, vefmin, mats, insects. loo. per box.
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ANOTHER.

Mike o'Neil got full yesterday, and
while staggering through Ihs Fifth Ward
market encountered Jake Watson, who
dealt him q terrific blow, which knocked
him 10 the ground In an ingensible Condi.
ton. Captain Bennett arrested Watson,
and gave 0'Neil some attention, and II
required considerable time to recover
him
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TIIea and f%iosoUitos,

A 15c. boz Of "Rough on Rats will
keep o house free from lies, mosquitoes,
rats and mice, the entire season. Druggist
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-23

FoR Purity, Strength and Economy use
Acme Baking Powder. There is none
like IT.
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HOrELAaRiyAfE


A Remets, Pitt!butGh EA walker, Baltimore
h Matllni Pit!tbufPh "a Wood and Wiie, Cantor
James Nolan PittsbufEh Henry Stall, BuHilo
Datid Richards, PilteAsh JAuei PAfI6t, ToIdo
" H MeIleaLyl Pltubgh X Bufhg, PHILADELPHIA
! r Gibson, Gitt Orapge FrtGloT, Collnfbu,
FAnk EIahOf, ballIhidfe Tk Btoan, MGtchGnd
Geo 4 Wilitint, BALTIC VIC Bows, Mach md
A Stanley, lhleago Hume, Cumberland
3 BAihCs, Jteks6n JMMtC0nnell, Cleveland
Jaa Mllhollabd, PIuSb'Rh " n llUok, New York
N Nahon0y, Htttbufgh j " Rtkey, Cincinnati
RathI Bf0ots, 81 Loula jas HeAne6sey, Plltabufsh
] Il Klhkead, city IL CuanInghani, RCShGi.
John G RlheldAdef, eilV tE
D. Me1lWAin, city JR Sweeney P1tilbuigh
] H6Tn6foi. ety MIa Mimic smith and do.
r Hogan, city Vt, Htlabufeh
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One Of ClAtof's backetS came into this
Office laat night and Aeked 10 10 say 10
VIM. BficelAbd or bis friends 10 name .
time, place and the amount they want 10
row Tor, or keep quiet. Olatof 10 ready Al
any time To meet NJ. BficelAnd aud help
TO decide the differences between them
with the bpfuOoa,
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GENERAL No-,.-
NOIloE TO S~T0GEnoIS

= 0NuULDERS-
n SseS y d sS'sli a. e iSs,r,s.sugo.
w sGa PiyAhle 70 Nj ? sasli f,,Fl, y'p
wv pA9k o. the Ohio VGIitv m1rpson TnI,5,. 3
., 4. SFa sp q The Eoara d Ss sylo,s ApSa
lE4P nIiitnt, AZ EGERTR
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eases. ao1. NJ and n Fourteenth street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08
HOW to Keep Warm.

lu very cold weather most people have sense
enough to build good fires and wear their thick.
ess clothing; few. however. seem to know that
physical warmth is created in the body itself,
and all that fires or clothing can do is to pre-.
vent the warmth being sezsd too rapidly by the
surrounding cir. The best preparation for q
comfortable day in very cold weather is to eat
generous breakfast, 10 which there shall be
plenty of meat. There is far more warmth 10
an once of cold meat than 10 pint of hot coffee,
although the latter is to thousands of people
the priaoipe feature of the moroing meal. A
good appetite is necessary to a full breakfast,
and it geucrally can be had by five minute
walk out of doors or q few minutes of light ex.
ercise in freshly aired room-exercise such as
the most delicate woman or child can indulge
10 without irj lry. Physical cleanliness, making
free perspira,on possible, is absolutely necss
sary to comfort 10 cold weather. and it can be
attained. in spite of freezing cold bathrooms,
by people who care enough for it to take
extra trouble with small quantity of water 10
warm room. A glass of ardent liquor is q
wretched preventive of cold. 1t will qcicken
the circulation for few moments and diminish
it fer sn hour after. The bulk 10 bread of
glass OF beer is moe warming than the liquor
and only costs quarter as much; the same
comparison may b. made between spirits and
meat. 1t is almost impossible for person who
sits iodoors all day to remsin warm, but few
minutes out Of doors, lust long enough to have
the system atfscted enough by the cold to rouse
It's powers of resistance, will insure comfort
able day thereafter if the house is fairly tight.
1t will be noticed that the lady vino does her
own maxi sting aod the msn who walks from
his house 20 bis place of business are the last
to conp;aio of the cold. If the above sugges-
Il 'us arc acted upon and supplemented by an
ample midday meal, no matter how plaio, the
wes!her's terrofs will 5000 be forsotten.-N
Y HeruH
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~. q IL Of V:.iijhn!... A@HyIH FIX
~ FIX GIU&2X
hursa.rt 10 Gocs5c - d"ssi 4. tho Novcm.
bar term. l6r0, oE the CircI. Gour: of F,irtg1
county Ia ih9 suit q larnys Gr:tie vs. n Pes.
cock "id >thcfs the uGaursiInad, ccmme:ioa-
eTs OF sse, on MON NDAI, the 2.sl ot February,
1881. (Couft day. IL u oc ocz m, will soil IT
p.blc ou;non, b'iOrY shc Jour, T. Jus. door of
cad county, c-r.aia IkaCf Os' LAND, ly-
ihS IN s.!l County, oh tGo road leading from
Lc"lhsvI.le - Lsng,ey, aJj0,nilg the ltnCs OF
SM9ot, Pescock and others. knowa l.s The DOW
ChUu KEN ehhM. Iris f.rm c,n.aias 81
and Sl.l0l sc7eS; is il high state @! cul,ivsu n
and improved oy ';DUD DW iLuLEG
HOU5b and sUh-lenilai out buildings.
Terms vi Sale: enough c4sI u pny tho costs
O! SUIT and OK x,CLacs Of sal. ard tie sum O!
e.Ii, with Interest IRON tho l1ln of Augus..
!oi and the remainder in three equal annual
INST inenis, secured by tho purchasers bonds
besrlng interest !ion The day OF sale, hnG title
to Dc To;aiao! till lae lat psy moot is made.
CAHSlU5 CAkEhh, | Uomm'rs.
X. W. MOURH Ofaa!o
Fairfax county i.rl I-5iu
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AUGTEBE 3AEEm.
By O. Nesl & Lucas, Auctioneers,


EoI VIRTUE Of decd CT trust executed b.
- John s. Beach. hes1iag date on the seco
oa7 CT June 1872, anC Of record in the CerG's
Cfllca OF the Cor .,Ur.tion Court OF the city OF
A!cIaEdris, Va h5ar No. s page l3S the sub
ecrl5.rs, ss tu.tee= of The German CC-oparg-
tive Sui!dinS ..EsociEtioa. NO. 3 of Alex n ria
Vs." viii, b7 order OF the Bosrd OF Dirs tors
! 81 lac ssld association, Guiy made, ana in pur
Su"nce o the PROVISIONS of the ss.L deed OF trust,
nt4tc ID 10 FELL at public guc.lo1 S&TUR.
DA The 2G!h day OF February, 1881, at twelve
m, II front OF The Market Su!!dlng, on Eoysl
sir5tt, III th9 city of hiexaldria, Vlraini., the
property conveyed BY the ssii Deed Of trust, to
wit: Il LOT Or ;tKUUED with TWO
BEICk TEE Esi ENfS thereon, si,uated ga
lhe east side Of St. Assph street, ba:w en s'rin-
cess sDd 0rorGc0 8.ro0Ls, "a t1e s.Id u!ty OF al
e2An0tS, III front or 81. E.sap ph street ti irty four
taet. go aid UL.euGiLg eastwardiy ~ Gep:n one
nUnoro0 SID twenty ihroc feet Two inckes,
Us 5
1ne above described property viii be of',-cd
lot saie II Two separate parcels
Terms OF Sale: CG5l.
PARK AGNEW,
JOSEPH kAUFaka, Trustees.
GEORGE WISE,
Memo The association viii accent ons tnird
IN cash, end the residue in tuo equal payments
~ SIX snd tWoiVe months ttgm g.. of salp, with
iItoFs, snd fully sncurec, for that Dsrt Cf the
proceed, Of rs!e Of III above dasc.io. property
TO Whica the assocla. on viii bs eatiLlet.
leo7-eots JUST US SCAN ELUEK, Sec
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The temporary occupant of the chair of natur
81 sciences in Virginia university. in illustra-
ton Of his unconquerAbla faith, said: II hold
this pebble up between my thumb and fager
and let it 60. It is not grsvitation that makes
it fall, bnt God that just pushes it down to the
proundn
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The best IMPORTED Brown STOUT. LONDON
PORTER and ALE Can always be found az Mo
BURNEY's STORE. iap28
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How Teas are Adulterated

1t ls pretty generally koo1n that the ortho-
dcx teas prepared in the Eis: lor American srd
Earopeen consumption are aduterated, tut
comparatively few people are aware of the ex.
tent TO which this sdulteration is carried on, or
what substances are used. NJ, Hussen, Q
tronch chemist of note, has made thorough
Investigation OF the subj Get, aud the resat of
bis researches has beeD laid before the Acade-
my of SocCces. He f1ds that Prussian bue,
iooiso ard gypsum, in smell qaauti,ies, are tho
Drlocpsl ln9redisDts employed to impsrt the
"fso,." or "bloom," to teas, and that in the
proportions used they are very inpoouou,, This
adulteratlon takes place where the plants are
raised; but more extensive sduteration is sub
scqueutly INDUCED IN by the Europeans, who,
With their superior knowledge. have surpassed
the Aslatc5 in their fraud by the use of still
more dangerous drugs, such ss chromste of
lead and arsenoste OF copper. besides making
use or comparative innnoc lous substances,
such as snlphate of iron, stearite, csr.
bonates OF lime and msgoesis. The Chinese
have become most expert 10 msuipulat.
lug green teas, wbioh they color with
. few simple substances, some of them
polsonous-for example. plum bago, Prussian
blue, curcums and kaolin. With or without
the trus leaf Of lhs shrub they can produce q
tea OF an desired tint In order to give the in.
ferior or false leaf the aroma of the tea the
Ceestisls mix quantity of it with ,rtain fl ow-
ers, especially species Of olive In short &C.
cordlng to NJ. Hussen, no injurious proceeding
is omitted in the Celestial en- pire to palm on the
outer barbarian inferior or false teas In the
leading tea-growing districts the government
has corps ofinsp ctors who are required to see
that the goods are dispatched in a pure state.
The ,precsution, however, aSsils liltle-for at
vent the merchants. or brokers, from commenc-
ing their fraudulent practices, waich they carry
on to their hear3s content. In spite of their
knowledge OF the extent to which this adulters.
ton is carried on, we presume our people will
continue to drink of the cup which is said to
cheer without stealing away PERSONS brains.
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Model womeu-Thoss who hire themselves to
painters and sculptors for psrpetustion.
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Notes of the day-Those presented at banks
for renewsl
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IW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
We have opened at No 22 ROYAL ST. IN
Auction Snd Commission House.
We are now ready to receive sll kinds Of NJ ar.
chsndias and household goods on consignment
Or purchase the same.
We tnlnk it may prove an advantage to per.
SONS who have PRODUCE Of any description
10 send it to US. Located Immediately opposite
The Tlsin entrance to the Market on Roysl st.,
goods can bs 81 posed every morning st public
auction, when the best prices may be expected,
Prompt returns made on sales.
Persons having EURNITURH for sale will
ind it to their advantage to give US q call.
we Will attend to suctioneering Ut public sales
Of property, and respectfully solicit share of
public patronage. O'NEAL 8 LUCAS.
taas- Auction goods constantly on hand snd for
ssle nov 6-tf
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There never WAS BETTER TEA for SO cents
per pound than thai which is now being sold at
MCBURNEY's STORE. land
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FRA: cIS : ) /. / - sMIrH. !. oonm'rs.
john ". Graham, Euct7. ia5lO-w4g

T'kUSTEE'5 SALE.--By virtue of n deed of
= trust executed By Z. n Manchester TO the
undersigned, trustee, dated Maicl 4.h, 1858,
and recorded in liber Il to!io 294, Of tDo record
OF deeds OF Prince Wi,han county, Virginia,
VII! o1or for sale at public suction betore The
iEont door OF the Court House OF The s.,d county,
on MONDAY. Msrch Tth, 1881. Chat beiug
Court day. VALU UAtSLETHACTOF a La
IN sad cJunty, containing 400 ACRES, more
or less, aud yinG about niles !rom the town OF
Occoquan, adjoining Ihs lands of Finch, Mad.
dox, seed and others. larms: Cash.
jsnT-Wtd f. T. EDED T,nstsoo
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asfsasssGN WESURANEs.
COaz ssssss sJN HEEgURANTS.
NEO. WASHINGTON, Agt.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No 20 South Uaion Street,
Alexandra, VS..

No 20 South U1ion Street.
| Alexandra, VS..
Cons:SDments OF Grain, Merchandise and all
| KINDS OF Country Produce solicited. Special at
| tention given &c all business entrusted to me-
! PROMPT returns made. Agents for Cum berlsnd
Bone 20 IS Amnoniated Super Phosphate.
.gI Z. JOHNSON & CO..
WHOLESALE GROOEKS,
GEEE2AA COMMISSION MEECHANTS,
EDd Dealers in
&il, K1EDS OF LIQUOEJ.
Es7a or hand GlG&ON'S XX, Xxx, xxx
snd ao1UGR1a y WE?'skiSs; E 2I8 Ia0iNE. siso BAk.
ER'S and THOMP PSON'S PURE BYE
W HlShi A5, 10 which they invite the attention
Of the trade,
receive prompS attention.
=. Conslsnrlsnts Ct Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited: for which they guarantee the
aiShost msrEel priceg End prompt returns
Hot.hea9t corner Of Csmeron and RoSal sts,
alezEndris, Va. oct 70
p AkAoS & s21ETa,
WHOLESALE
i74*0uGEo AID GENERAL CoaMI5sION
ERKC1a.NTS
Corner Prince and Koysl sts.,
sLEEAHDHIk, VA.
ConsiGrHlant5 % Drain sud Country Produce
3ocited and prompt return msde. iyIO
T AH1oW Bros.
WuOLrsALE
;}RoCEEs. OOMBIsslOE MEECEANTS.
And Dealers n
Joak GIBsOE's son = CO.'S CABINET
Z, AG and Xxx WEISkIRS, and
;iiaom paon'a PIra Rye Whiskey; Foreign
Wines anc Brsrdies, Ale, Porter
s1d Chsmpssnes
azs- hGENCY OF LAELIN & EAND'S
~ " DER COMPANY.
Il, " COB. CAMERON ANp ROYAL SITS.
Gotfes roasted for ths trade g. 75c per sack.
MT 6--.tf
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s'. ~. ~. 70. en-. | ,r

Specisl contracts will be made with yearly =
vertisers.
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G kEOMMISSIONEEH' SALM or FAIyEAX
. IA MD


Pursuant 10 decree of the November term.
lool, OF tn0 Fajrtsx Circuit Court, pronounced
III the Case CT &uanelI vs. Daily. Tie .nlieraisn-
ed' rs commissioners Of sale, will sell hi pubic
sale u the hjzhas. bidder, on MONDAY Feb
Iusry II. les, Il II u.. IN front OF !aa Court
House ri rsr.>z count House, rll .nAa TKAUr
OF LAND belonging 10 Orlando GuDaeil, stu
aIeI IN the c"uhty oi Fan AZ saoiniDg the
lands OF Charles Niein, u. =. auunei and 9th.
ors, containing o3I ACHki. ba the same more
or less; snia trs.t 0-Iag lot number Two. in the
DIVISION OF the ''SUGAE GRASS" FARM of
the late George ". Gunnel!. yhere is q small
NV 3 LLiNG HUUSE and some good EEUtT
TX L ES on the property.
Terms: One third OF the purchase money in
cash on the Day of sale, ant Inc residue IN three
equsI psyneoi5 at SIX, Twelve and eighteen
h'oh!ns' Inc purchaser giving bonds therefor
bearing lnt.rsst aDd .he lu!e u 90 retained I'M
T.! The lu;chase money is e;l paii.
EEA3: 80. :dIs !. : I. Il 5MITA. i II. oonm'rs.
,JOhD " Graham
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

WE HAVE this day secured the agency for
w ceebrated BRAND OF BOTTLED ALE
shC PORTER, which We vii! Keep constantly
on hend, ind 10 which we invite the attention OF
families who desiroA inc article Of Aie or Porter
hp27 w Il JOHNSON y CO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

ConsSDments OF Grain, Merchandise and all
kinds of Country Produce solicited. Special at
tenton given &c all business entrusted to me-
Prompt returns made. Agents for Cum berlsnd
Bone 90 IS mn.oniated Super Phosphate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08
y EW GOODS

q FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
IL KAW ElNSRED OIL; slso Neatsfoot
Lad Tanners and several grades of Lub1icst.
ng Oil, always OF hand ST
W. +. CREIGHTCN'S,
)e 70 Sh King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-08

RUTTER COLORlNG & cfthe best quality snd
~ perfectly safe, in bottas at 81 10, 50 cts.
ana 25 cts, and in sample 7ials st ~ cts. each.
For sale by
IahN &. S. LEADBBaTER &BRO
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15
CORSET HANDS WANTED.

STRAIdHT STITCHERS and JoINERs, on ma o chimes running by power.
 Good straight Stitchers can earn S6 to $7. 50 DOT week. Joiners or Closers from S7.50 to S9.
 few learners will be taken.
 Steady work guaranteed throughout the year. Also Stitchers to work at home. Work delivered and called for Work given all kinds of machines. Learners will be taught gratuitously.
 Persons desirous of stitching, having no machines we will furnish the celebrated WHITE SHJ TILE ments.
 Also Boners and Learners. Afew experienced Fin ishers.
 Apply to or address
 MAYER, STROUSE & CO.,, jy23tf 41Court Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15
HECKER'S
PERFECT BAKING POWDER.
A FAIR TEST.

To the Editor of the Journal & oourf y.
 Sir!The contract for supplying the United States government with seventy-fve thousand (75, 5000 lbs. of Baking Powder during the en- suing year has been awarded to Hecker'S Perfect Baking Powder, it having been tested by Dr. Ed ward G. Love, analytical chemist for the government, and recOm- mended by him for it's excellence and because it contained a higher percentage of gas (which means it will make lighter bread and bis cuit) than either the "Roya1'' or the other cream tartar baking powders which he examined. The samples analysed by pr. Love were furnished by the government com missioners, and were without the manufacturers label or name, and designated with a number known only to the commissioners.
 Itwill thus be seen that when Hecker's Perfect Baking Powder is submitted to an impartial test it's superiority is acknowledged, and the popular verdict so emphat- ica1ly expressed in it's favor is fully sustained.