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Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
San day school Work.

} Easter services will be held in Kings
wood Chapel, Fourteenth and Clay mon
streets, over Eleventh street bridge, TO
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock ,abJ
the SabbathssehoOl. The exercises will
DO appropriate and interesting. Thi
school has all earnest and efficient corp.
of officers and teachers, and the schoo
ia in a tiourishing condition.. An en-
largement ofsthe building is necessary
to com to- tably accommodate al the
attendants. A kind welcome to all.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
4 A New Bridge,

II "A conference of the friends Of thl
project for the erection of bridge ovel
the Delaware has afopted, resolutions
|deolAzihg that thelte}ritorial extent and
manufacturing power of Philadelphia
demand every facility Of Intercourse be
tweeA lis citizens SAnd Those of the
county; that the erection of large and
substantial bridge over the Delaware
is one of the obvious and pressing needs
of the community at this time, and
that an Executive Committee be ap.
pointed to prepare an address to citizens
upon this subject.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
Mig Prices for Oxep,

Messrs. L. W. Stidham & Son, auc.
tioneers, sold at public sale for John A.
Reynolds, 5r;'at the Washington Ho-
tel, iNbwark, Deli on Thursday last, a
number of oxen for which exceedingly
large prices were realized. The at
tendance was good and bidding spirit
ell. The following prices were realiz.
ed: The oxen brought $215, $205. SO,
$194, $f65, $3.50 and S135. Feeders sold
tor g. cents per pound.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
Immense Volume Of Natural Gas.

BUTLER, April 6. - A. well on the
Stewart farm, Winfield township, this
county, which4was drilling for oil to-
day, struck at adepth Of eight hundred
feet one Of the most powerful veins of
gas ever encountered In the oil region
The volumetof gas is so great that the
roaring noise made by its escape can be
distinctly heard, five miles away. tits
owned by Pittsburg parties who place
its value at y vsry high figure, as they
expect to realize large sum out of itht
laying pipes to Pittsburg, where it will
be utilized for fuel in the rolling mills.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
Another IMPROVEMENT,

The Monitor House, on East Second
street, between Market and King, kept
by MrrIewis Sasse, has just been
thoroughly rea0Vated, both inside and
out; and presents fine appearance.
The walls have been tastefully decorat.
ed with the.latest designs in paper hang.
ing, the work being done by John
Wisglssworth. The bar, doors, etc,
have been repainted and nicely grain
ed by Higgins Il Bro. The pool tables
have been recovered and the saloon now
Is one of The. finest in the city. The
work is all first-class and reflects credit
on those who had the matter in charge.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

..or, lSa :ai4 tiSs..;is ivz-sa.,:x Adam,

BOSTON, April 7. - 1t has been re
ported for some months that the health
OF Charles Francis Adams, the well
known statesman, was gradually fail.
ing, although the fact has been kept
secret as far as possible by his family.
No suspicion of his true condition,
however, has been generally known and
therefore the story of his being feeced
by banco gamblers, will create q sensa.
ton.
Mt Adansh.d a balaues,ip the Mer.
chants National Bank of$i8,06o.t Two
or three days ago his family were noti-
lied that he had overdrawn his account
his they thought strange and an in.
vestigation at once followed. The party
depositing the check was seen and after
many negotiations two men giving the
names ofJ s. Morrison ard J. +. Nor.
ton we're induced by promises to give
the story. They acknowledged having
inveigled Mr.. Adams on March 2S, into
mousse on Roylston street, where the
game OF banco was Progressing, and
w NI he (Adarns) began to play,
1nally losing $40 $50, for which he gave
checks Of $l7 800, 81 900 and 81, 500.
The checks were presented for pay
ment some days after the swindle by
one OF the parties concerned therein.
AT first 1t was thought by the bank
oofhcisls, that Adams signature was
forgery. Investigation proved, how
ever thai 1t was genuine and it was
cashed. Immediately the family took
hold OF the case aud Carries f. Adams,
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

F,oR SALE OK RENT-A ~ RN or 81
arres near Southwood S.a't q, on the
H.,.rsrs \ estern Railroad. "
dA"Si' .ALVAr JAWS,
u,su, 1905 W Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

,,v sALE-NO. g23 VALIANT ST.
on s.vsn rooms and bath, front porch, nay
- hover floor grained, front and SIDE
.,%s Ioi a by ITO n. Terms easy: appy
~ Ian Hilles, 1000 Ktpg St ma'S'u
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

VIM. j. H. Primrose, formerly in the
sewing machine business In this city,
but now engaged in the boot and shoe
business, at Smyrna, Del, was in town
y ,sterday.
States Attorney G. @. Crothers, of
Elkton, Md, was in this city yesterday
on business trip.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
PUEBLO sALns.
G-A-k--L---A-l
IN the qhRAANS' CogRT or NEW
4 CASTLE COUNTY,. nd 'n 7,I,c., -,

~ CASTLE 6oUNTY. Y'HAA ~ ~"
ThnsTEElsi SALE pr HEAL EsTATE
~ virtns, Of an srdsr tpi, toe Orphans
4esrt, Of thstStste o, DslayatH in ard ~
. ssds so q a. I'll s'ss,sss
posed 70 publi6 ssIe at Abe cou;t house,, In
ths city OF Wilmington, on. ~. . q v.,n y.
Pa1Ta' TUEsDAy,.APRIL Al, 1882, 7rH =
q atif O'Clock, pm, 10 g .'Ssil'
the following described tesf estate. being the
properly ~ Prudence Mcclure deceased, 10
Wit: All that certsin lot, piecs or psrcsi Of
land in-the ,cIyOf, Wilmington aforesaid, and
bonn led and des ribbed us follows Begin
ming Ut A'corner bt land conveyed to James
Vincent on the eo'tthwesteriy side Of the
kennett turnpike road aud at the distance Of
= feet from tho essterly side of Brobson's
lane en- the new ;ISad, which opens. into the
Toll House; thence south forty three adj !
quarter drgrreg West one hundred and thir.
ty-ave feetts the Nsrtbor ysih svr . twenty
feet wide, stre*tj thence South tort, ser on
degrees, O. 81 twenty nine feet 10 D stake at
corner OF lands late Of Philip Mcdowell;
themes alOfg aline Of said land north fufty.
dred and thFty ave feet more or less to, the
said side Of the, ker nett Turnpike road
thence along sal side CT said turnpinke road
north ffsy-sixi and a half desress west N
feet to the place of beginning, be the contents,
Thereon more Or- lsss.-rAnd 1t IL ordered BY
the Court that tho purc haser or purchA sers
the eof be and appear at the ne t Orphans
tourt for New Oasrie County that the, curt
may assign TO the purchaser or purohai ers
the premises sold to him, her or them. pursu.
ant to THIS order, be. she or they tn sutfi-
clent surety or sureties TO be approved by the
Oourt enter,rg into recognzauceto 70 ,aken
md acknowledged In said Court to tho State
In penal sum to be determined by the said
court, with condition to pay TO tho parties
sntltled, sever'lly, Or their executors, ad.
or assigns respectively their lust
md roportioSabie' Shares OF the said bur,
'hase 10 oney, with interest from such time as
he court may determine In such manner
md limo as may by the direction Of the said
lltion,
Attendance will be given and terms made
Inown at the Tins and place aforesaid by
BENJAMIN NlELDS, Trustee.
or by his attorney.
Attest: J. H, Housman, clerk q. Ut.
lnll'eOdLS
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
A Large Ball.

From present appearances it ID
thought that the first annual ball of the
Jefferson Club, which takes place on
Monday evening, will be a grand affair
and the attendance large. Nopains nor
expense has been spared to make ID a
success! The First Regiment Band will
furnish the music for the grand march.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
GGSEED=

We sell Peter Henderson
& Co.'S fresh and reliable
Garden Seeds. Those wish.
ing Seed should remembe,
this and give us a call, as we
are the only ones in the State
who sell Henderson's Seeds
exclusively Now is the
time to get in your early
Seed, but buy none but Hen.
derson's, as they are consid.
cred the most reliable in the
market.
I'VE have also just receiv'
ed 50 chests Of our famous
50 and 60 cent Teas, which
we guarantee better than
any at the same price solo
anywhere in the city,, ~. =,
Also our IS Ct. Breakfast
Coffee will save you i a loa'
OF bread all the time. s,, 1H
!. . CRIPPEN'S, = , VI
TEA, COFFEE 4 SEED STORE,
No. s East Second street, Wilmington, u.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
Easter Musfc.

The excellent choir of Hanover Pres
byterian church, under the direction Of
Mr.. Lichtenstein and assisted by Mrs.
Wales will render special programme
of music tomorrow morning aud even
ing. All are cordially invited. "'A <
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

30 SAIE-A LOT OF STORE FIX :
TU RES; also a good wagon sultaola ior
h or truck business; wiz 20 . y cheap; ~.
uIre Of WIN. Boundy, lSth ALI iaymont
a, over llth street.bridge. a'St'
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
ZOE SALE

" H. ,o,,redfrbtn business, We offer the
Froodwil s.9cs GA and .hrsad ing machine 70
Ptns PIPE S sr Sana or power A general stock !,
nch, s a,..m ftting and plumbing materials
~ sG vii either is.sG q ssl a tai
no King st. -
~ 100 AT s.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
ZOE SAIL, a..s.s -
( RARE CHANCE!
ov.,,rs MEy WITH.

,ane,a = Iyh,h{nf, Health will sell
p y Sn% .GS
M ara c en- table and ,sarrjsss ,h9uAe'
IN " ears on very easy tsf% H =, :,
pe,son Wishing I nims sm.
~ .;. En- ' Ssa. ss e S:: s1
aT;s sy;I ss''y ,; ssls
sSsc;s III fKoSrt AM oNAN'N''iN'' j.,
.,,.nst information apply at once 70
For hI tstnr Wilmington. Del. % : T.,
the pr0piS'- - p, 10
\ ~.,.uAWRENCE 4 EERNAA.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
OF 1882

| Having rnade,.a speciality
OF SILKS, we shall this sea-
son offer extraordinary in
ducements in them. The
public can feel assured that
we shall do our utmost to
give them good reliable,
Silks for as little money as
cash purchases can produce
and warrant many Of them.
I'VE do not intend any one
shall undersell u.s.. - .u
We are oferingat presen:
time some unaproachable
bargains in Waal Dress
Goods and Cotton Nf NoTH
and Novelties. V y
Nine. Demorests reliabl, .
Patterns and Portfolios;
large stock Buttons and
Dress Trimmings always on
hand at our popular low
prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
Tho Wealth or.

War Department, Office Of the Chic
Signal Officer, Washington, Apr
S--1A.. M i.r
THE WEATHER REPORT FOB TO-DAY
For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather, winds shifting to nortt
and east, higher barometer, stationary
or lower temperature.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
.MOEsALE'

IuoE SALE
W ...,,,b,A Market street property store
Aav ,li With an established nus'n ,ns
" ~ s ssS years lot extending 'Af'asA 'n'
qus'e, C,,umbus Inn property, situate on
ALSO wy nv, p,Ee ADJOINING city Applyto
lhs Ksnh''' ". MoOACLLEY I 20
'"'~- 900 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
PARTICULAR No,,cs

II
All the drawings wAL aers alta, X. 49,.
me exclusive SD. ervisloh and oon,. undsi
GENERALS q. T BEAuKE9AREiTiVi o.
IJUBAA A. EARLY. sngq !, 'i,' AMI and
win fssr F6SFGatp SteHFESItRD
CLASS ~ ar NIs N = ,t Wy
lssarlAsa Monthly Draw y. nl~ IL.
Louisiana State Lottery comnasv
Incorporated ,ln 1859 for rs, years ~ X
Legislature for Educational ana ObarI TN. ths
pqrp9ses-wtth d capital Of 81 ooo M y
which reserve fund Of over s420 90 M y 70
eeen sdded. - '''hs selnos
ny an overwhelming popular ,vo,. -,
nanehlse was Icade . part of the npssa ~
d, 1873. 0'f 10, a.
Its Grand Single Nunber n,
1DEs Will take place monthly
1T fKvRR SCALES Or p0sTPON.s ,,.
LooK at the following Distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE SSV, 900
'''''' i4okEfS Al TWO DOLLARS
EACH. AALF-rIcKErS ONE,
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
Gloves,

Crosby & Hill are offering splendid
value In gloves it will pay you to in
|spect their stock before purchasing.
~ lind 222 Market street. '". va:
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
WHAT 1T Is AND WHY IT Is.

What makes so many people 90 ,,or
To IL East Fourth street, ia ike 70 kno"
1t is because they sell so low . u,,.
Why is It that SO many buy -. u,r
AT IL East Fourth street, HI tell yen why
Because to please they always Wy u,r,s
30 It you wish TO get youI. feet ,,,o.
Shod up in Boots and Shoes quite nea'
'"'' wy "' - w , al Mars
LEMUEL MARI, nealer In all xmas Y
Boots. Shoes and Rubters, No. Il y foar.n
street, 1.-TWO doors above King W, "
ten, Del. ho'-e
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

,ysAnE OR RENT-THE OLD II
(VOihs SMd business stand: NO. 200 ma.
" nyn having front Of 2lft gin on Mar.
~ nfee. inning through to Shipley street,
~ street saId ON easy terms; possession given
~ ,t % a An Of March. Apply to !. shR IA
pa NV w 4 BRO, Steam Bakery, cor. Fourth ana
.snnh Stroets. y n
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICE,

Specia train will leave Grays' Ferry for
Broad and washington avenue station on ar.
rival Of following trains leaving Wilmington
at o:66, 800, 900, 9:4o Q. IN. and $50 D, ~
Leave Broad and Washington avenue for
Wilmington at $50 7:l6, $40. l0:l6 am. LEO,
6:.j. $40 p4ms rt- lTtIrs
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

A TvENTION-ALL PERsDNS L. y.
n string pure Drugs or Cn nain rss, int !
Msning their prescriptions Or pm. wUatsrisl
o. reiufiy compounded with pure lu"'
should 70 10 the drug store GGrn,uuRsT
So l. q H. y -hhiNM;nn s;netsn.
nsq!- NyMarkst street. ~iHnins~N
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
Private Room. Lady Attendant

at Belts Drug Store, 9Th and Market
streets; speciality made of Trusses
and private appliances q all kinds.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

Use Hector -four, from w. J. Morrow,
At French street, ...-.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
APPROXIMATION PRlzEs

1857 Prizes, amounting to. ....,.,..n aim Am
kesponstblec0Tr agents w MA
will be paid,
For further information, write clesy,v
glVihe null address. Send orders BY express
Or he9lstored Letter, or. Money Order by
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
NEW LUMBER YARD

John Wise gives notice to his mlny old
friends and customer that he has resumed
the lumber business and has established o
yard called the .
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

-ov RENr.-THE rHKEE-sIURY
|WosS ,,ct aWslling No, lo2a Market street,
|E Dlr rSnrt House sQuare); a desirable
(pposiu,He ~ w a lawyer or other professional
bceuon .u' II viii DO put In complete order
snuens%u. od tsnaut. DANIEL FAkRA,
~ i FAC Agent, GA King street.
1 decNthAsat tt ..-.......-L---
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08
Wilmington L Brandywine lumber ysrd
TWELFTH AND MARKET STS.,

whore he will keep on hand q varied 81
large assortment Of White and, yellow Pt Q,
Spruce and Hemlock Lumber, Pickets ~
P1sstering Lath. A liberal share o. PuDlo
patronage is solicited. JOHN WlSL
e0pt y-2taw.ly .t.I
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

rOR SALE-A NO-TOP BUGGY IN
drst class order, go1d rs new; sold TOT
INT Of use; apply to Jos. Tatnall, Jr., y. Z.
r. Font and orange. aS-u
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

f,0R SALE AN EXCELLENT PROP
erty for good dwelling, on iine OF morse
road % feet fronting On ssc onSy
w terms, asst HkALDh 20. :
Daily Republican., 1882-04-08

1OKsALE-A sT.ULASSD DRIVING
mare 0 years old, also a WORK Or pree .Iae
Are and good young mule; Dol VIII wV.x
Evvhere. all Of VIII CHI will I've sOlu right for
IN. anply soon OF 7l3 W. Frsnts'. s7.1t
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ClGAEErrE PcrFlSG.-A story has brcn going
i,lc rounds of the papers concerning Il youth who
sacked forty cigarettes without cessation. and
nearly lost his life in consequence. Whether the
life rtcilcssly msuscd was worth preserving is
open question. Ii is sad fact that the cigarette
consuming youth is on tho increase 1t is consid-
cred smart To be q ci .arct L. consumed youth. 1t
is deemed the height o! ulanlincSs to waste amhi-
ti"n and destroy v2Ur with smokc-and such
smoke. The rigarc.tc-COnsumed young mau
thinks he is attractive and appOScS that the snal!
parcel %! brains which has escaped the influence
of nicotine. furnishes the worlds thought-at
least the superficial. unreal world III which he
MOVES He thinks mother will pet him all the
more, sister will humor him. and all the girls
adore him because he is cigarctte-consumcd. ci The
rising generation promises to be largely composed
OF cgarcttc-consumcd young men unless stringent
measures arc taken to countcract existing tendcn-
cics. 1t were better that Mother Shpton had been
right or that the sun hurry upand reach the earth
than that such Il result transpirc. 1t would he
vastly better for the yOumg Inan to be consumed
than cigarette-ronsuIiic,l The c:g1rettc-coisumcd
young man is bore and the world is tired of see
ing him around.
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Disease is An effect. not a cause It's oriein 10
within; Ill manifestations without. Hcnce. To
cure the disease the cause must be removed ami in
no noe other way can cure ever be effected. WAR.
NER'S SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE is es-
taDllshed oa Just this principle It realizes that
95 PER CENT
OF all olSeascs arise from deranged kidneys and
liver ana it strikes Mt once at the root of the dif
hculty. Tie elements Of which it is composed act
directly upon these great organs, both as food
and restorer, and. by placing them in healthy
condltlon, drive disease and pain from the system
For the innumcrable troubles caused by un.
neatly Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs; for
the distressing Disorders OF Women ; :or Malaria,
and for physical arrangements generally, this
great remedy has no equal. Beware OF imposters,
limitations and concoctions said to be Just as good
For Diabetes, ask for WARMERS SAFE DIA.
BETES CURE For sale by all dealers
h. II. WARNER s. CO., Rochester, ny
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The Mechanism OF Man.

Wonders at home by familiarity cease to
excite establishment: but hence it happens
that many know but little about the
house we live in'-thc human body We
LOCK upon house from the outside Just as
whole or unit, never thinking of the many
rooms, the curious passages. and the inge-
nIous arrangements of the house or of the
wonderful structure oi the man, the harmo-
ny and adapta, on of all his parts.
In the human skeleton, about the time of
! maturity. are lG5 bones The muscles are
abU! 500 i'll number The length ofthe al
lmcniary canal is about thirty-two feet.
The amount OF blood in an adult averages
thirty pounds. or fully one-ffth ofthe entire
weight.
The heart Is six inches in length and four
! inches i'll diameter, and beats seventy times
per minute POO times per hour 100. 500
! Times per day; 3G,172,2O0 times per year :
..,6;'',-fiO,oDo III three score and ten and at
| each beat, two and 4 half ounces of blood
Aic thrown out oft ; one hundred and scv-
rnly-hTc ounces per minute six hundred
| ana lllly-5lx pounds per hour seven and
hrcr-tourth tons per day. All the blood in
the body passes through the heart in three
minutes.
lhc lungs Will contain about one gallon of
;iir, Al their usual degree of imitation. We
breathe, on an average, POO times per hour;
lhhalr 'iio gallons per day. The aggregate
surface OF the air cells, the lungs exceeds 30
''iV square inches an area very nearly equal
|" t!a !looE ola room twelve feet square.
III" average weight of the brain of in
aduii male IS three pounds and eight ounces
q! Il :'ma!r, two pounds and four ounces
ID" nerves are Ill connected with it, direct
y or hN the spinal marrow. These nerves
| 'cgclhcr with their branches and minute
ramitiratiOns, probably exceed 10000, 900 i'll
nnl;hrr, iorminga body guard out number
!nGny :arihe greatest army GyermalShallcd
The skin is composed OF three LAYERS, and
varies from one-i0urlh TO one-cight of an
inr iii thickness. Its average area in adults
i estimated 10 be 1000 square inches The
atmospheric pressure being about fourteen
pounds 20 the squ;tlc inch, person Of med
ium SIZE IS subjected toa pressure Of 10, 600
pounds.
Each square inch Of skin contains $500
sweating tubes, or pcrspiratory pores each
otwhich may be likened to little drain one
! fourth Utun inch making IN aggregate length
| Of the entire surface Of the body of POI lGG
feet. Gr;! ;ilc ditch for draining The body AL
most forty miles long.
Man l. made maVclously. Who j.; carer
to investigate the wonderful works oi' Omit
potent Wisdom, let him not wander the wide
wnrlh round to seek them but examine him
self. The proper study Of mankind is man.
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"THor REAsoNESr WE'LL. THE New
York Hc'w|d of last Sunday said
WAS it not just Il bit singular to choose
Colonel lngcrSOll to deliver the Grafton at
the Academy of Music on Decoration Day?
We don't want to be thought quarrelsomc,
and, for the most part, we enjoyed reading
the olsltion. and found ourselves saving,
here and there, That is true and THAT is
well put" aud, once or twice. That il
magnificent" Still there is an eternal Gt-
ness in things. and if there is nan in this
great country who ought not to have de-
llrered that particular ulation. who ought
to have sat silent and dun a. the Sphinx on
that one day OF the year, that man was Gel.
Robert Ingersull and tn" good taste of those
who invited him TO speak is Il quality not
easily seen by the naked eye. IF we had Il
dead brother or father, and were TO 20 TO
his resting place with an armlul OF flowers
and eyes full Of tears and II bleeding heart,
and shonld invite q fried TO 60 with us that
he might say loving and cheering and ten
der words, we should most asslrcdy not
invite the orator above named. At such n
time we do not want any one to speak who
makes fun Of the Resurrection. and who
thinks the immortal life either an old
woman's fable or Il huge and ghastly joke,
or the result Of the worlds superstitious
determination to pretend that it believes i'm
i lie. In the eternal fitness of things how
could :. man who boasts that he believes
that the dead million soldier are only Jumps
Of scnsclcSs dirt, who pokes fun at our most
sacred faith in immortality ity-how could such
man represent the cations grief at such u
tmc?'
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EGG AR SNOW DEN.
IL the Gazette Building, Nos 10 & :. Prince ST.
Daley.
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! l:i,'ITS

TERMS: ..
n pAii'' TRl-WI:!:kIY.
Six months. 900 six months - IN
o'lt h"i'h 10 Three months ~
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"rany information or blsnes, can be sent by teic-
phone ..... = - - 80 W.
Frrs"ns leaving e city for the Gun have the
Gazette mailed tn them, post paid for ffv cent, mr
month, aud the address chagcd ,ls often as desired
Resolutions III icoriun OF !lnl:s tributes of respect
resolutions adopted by societies persons unless OF
public concern, will only hc printed in this paper as
advertisements.
NrrEc and death notices must he paid for in advance
frice iiity cents, when not exceeding six lines
'"tict nrcrtiscrs will moi bc allowed TO exceed their
space unless the excess is paid for ut transient rates
ANA under no circumstances will they he allowed to
advertise other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-07
AUCTION SALES.
BY z. +. Lucas 4 Co., Auetioneers

'i':t 'rEEa' SAl.E-Ey virtue of deed of trust
| r,''nir'i BY George 4. Nowland and wife.
,,".' t." a. 1T Of February. 1881, and of record
so ,:. land T"rords Of the city of Alexandria. Va
''.9 VI" -, page 36O the subscribers. as Trustees
70. "Inr;; ;i. Vernon Comparative Building Asso-
ri,oH II Alexandria. Va" and AS Trustees in
..,.d decd named, will by order of the Board of
Director, "i HE said Association proceed to sell AZ
Iuhl:' amrtinn on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
.unr.H So. NJ l.. in., in front of the Mark ct
&aiI'!!ms. ." Royal street; in the city Of Alcxan-
GIil. Va, the property conveyed by the said deed
o; TRUST. t" vii: 4 TENEMENT and LOT OF
G!;Ol ND, :" "ad city "f Alexandria, situated Oh
III, ,"E;A 81 III Gih!'nn street between Lee and
Fairfax .;!..:-, IN front nn Gibbon street % feet
ami ~ "i..r;;. ~ feet . inches; also a VACANT
nrI adjoining the above on the west in front II
lee; ',,.i IA ,;rplh ;,G fee, Il inches
lr!.,!, -! Sale: Cash
GEO H. ROBINSON.
JOHN 3. SMOOT >Tru.tras
THOMAS PERRY,
j.1 ruI
'lNHl SIH.t. SALE