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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
Minor NISERanS.

Henry Foster, who for several evenings had
been walking tight rope in front of variety
theatre at Omaha, fell fifty feet in Douglass
Street, on the 1st inst. and died in five min
utes.
' By the explosion of a large amount of fire.
works in store at Minneapolis, about which
an immense crowd had gathered, nine persons
were more or less injured.
By an explosion in a chemical works at
Vienna, on the 3Oth, seven persons were serious
ly injured.
P. Fitzpatrick, of Sandusky, o., arose at II
O'Clock on the night of the 9th, for drink of
water, and used a cup half filed with Paris
green. In thirty minutes he was dead.
The Base Bali Championship.
The following table indicates the position of
the various clubs in the contest for the cham
pionship:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05

Three Greek money lenders were murdered
in Cairo on the 25th inst. The captain of the
United States steamer Galena has notified all
American residents in Egypt that he is ready to
take them away. The English war office has
ordered arms and accoutrements for 10000
men, to be ready within four day.
The spectacle in the harbor of Alexandra,
Egypt, is decidedly warke. There are now
thirty-two European war steamers assembled
there, and others are expected.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
Suicidal.

John McAuliff. once a noted labor agitator of
Chicago, killed himself in his room at Denver,
and the corpse was not found for several days.
John Cleveland, Jr., son of Detroit cracker
manufacturer, drowned himself in Chocolate
River near Marquette, Mich. on the 28th.
G. G. Shewey, deputy collector of internal
revenue at Hillsdale, Mich, shot himself fatal
ly on the Goth. His mind had been affected for
some days.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05

ASHLAND, the home of Henry Clay,
has come back into the possession of his
family, having been purchased afew days
ago by Maj. Henry Clay Mcdowell, who
married the daughter of Col. Henry
Clay, of Buena Vista fame, grand
daughter of the statesman. Ashland,
fifteen years ago was purchased by citi-
zans of Lexington as a site for an agri-
cultural college, which proved an unsuc-
cessful rcoiect.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05

CINCINNATI had horrid domestic tragedy
On the 28th, wiping out an entire family.
Henry Cole, a prominent lawyer, killed his
wife. his daughter and himself with revolver.
At Mount Grove, White County, Mo-, ON the
9th, James Burns and a gang of three Mexi-
can COW boys became involved in fight in
which revolvers were freely used. Burns re-
ceived fatal wound i'll the breast. On the
same day two kegs of powder were ignited
under the jail at Mount Grove, but the concus-
sion failed to demolish the structure.
Navajo Frank was lynched at Las Vegas,
N. NJ, for lassoing r. FL. Hunter and dragging
him behind horse for three hundred yards.
Hunter was terribly injured.
Repeated attempts to arrest gambler named
MentzeI. at Rattan, New Mexico, led to his kill
ing three persons on the Goth. deputy sLerifl
is also dying.
A feud has for some time existed at Cimar-
ron, Kan, beteen J. A. Shumate, merchant.
and J. M. Dixon, hotel-keeper, the former
declaring that he would kill his enemy. Or
the 25th the merchant went to Dixon's bar fol-
an eye-opener, and after a few words was hi
five times with revolver bullets, dying in the
street.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
Acquitted.

The trial of Walter and James Malley for the
murder of Jennie Cramer, which has occupied
the attention of legal circles at New Haven,
Conn.,, for several months, was brought to
close on the 30th ult. The jury; promptly
rendered verdict of not guilty and the
Malleys, together with Blanche Douglas. who
was held as an accomplice, were released.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
NNOFtUarYs

Col Noah Orr, the giant expired at Marys-
vile, O., on the night of the LIST inst
w. r. Garrison, the New York millionaire,
who was injured in the railroad accident near
Long Branch. died on the list inst.
John G. Langner, German democrat of
Buffalo, recently ran a rusty nail into his foot.
His leg was soon afterward amputated, and his
death followed on the list inst.
William S. King, brigadier general during
the war, subsequently chief of the money order
department. in the Boston postoffice, died on
the 10th.
Representative r. M. Hawk, of Illinois, died
suddenly at Washington, D. c.. on the 29th:
Amos T. Hall, who was secretary and
treasurer of the Burlington road for over a
quarter century, died in Chicago on the Goth
inst. After having served as comptroller of
Detroit, he went to Chicago in 1858. His re
mains were buried in Vermont, his native state.
Joachim Raft, the German composer and
pianist has passed from the land of the living.
Hon. John @. Harmon, who died at Eureka
Springs, Ark, on the 25th, was secretary of
two Illinois constitutional conventions, and
held the clerkship oflthe appellate court for the
Fourth District of that state.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
Prohibition Victory.

The election in Iowa on the 9th, on the
question of adopting the amendment to the
constitution prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating beverages in that state re-
suited in favor of the amendment by from
10000 to so, 900 majority.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
GuiteausS Grave

The body of Guiteau was temporarily buried
In the court of the jail at Washington at 4
o'clock on the LIST inst. The brother of the as
sassin placed on the grave a floral cross and
crown and combined anchor and pillow.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

At Connabell's tile-works, in Jackson, Mich,
where ffty-three men were at work, a boiler
exploded on the Goth inst, killing one man and
$4,000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
a kataI Flood

A violent ram storm prevailed at Frenchburg,
KY, on the Goth inst, flooding the streets to
the depth of several feet. Three dwellings,
were swept away and six inmates drowned The
postoffice and contents were washed away.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
Harvard Wins.

A steam barge foundered on the Tyne River
on the Both, carrying down eleven persons.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05

They are to have new crematory in
New York with capital of $50, 900. No
more ghouls
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05

The annual rowing race between the Harvard
and Yale College crews on the 30th INST, was
won by Harvard. by one length.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
A Paris Club.

LEdw. Kings Paris Letter in Boston Journal.l
Verify, horses and cards are important
features in the lives of many Parisians.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
NEWS IN BRIEF.
RIEhlIf EAnha..
Sbipwrecks

The national debt was reduced in the amount
of $12, $50, 696 during June.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05

A TURTLE canning company has been
organized at Tampa, Fla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18
AUCTION z AaEEa.

e UCilnE oALs-hy vir,us Of an order Of
a the Corporation Cont of the city of f lex.
aLur!s, eEl+:.o c On the Ito day Of March. 1882.
10 iaa atachmaA: csu.e O.; John 8. Barb u
"I7iHst :. Chapman Ne,ia i will sell, on ,hs
FrtEl''fa. nt ihe syu.h"s-. rper of S.. Aseph
ana IN ssreeta, tho Va LII BILE LAW AZ d
" mmiSDHhLA EOUS LIBRARY, UePIGR,
hDU 7GHDiD ard KITCHHN fURNE.
~ Z PliTU RES, SIlVKE ard PLATED
~ ~ SIG other parsor a. eGe;ts of The said S
y Fa'le. levied unon tyvi ,us Of the s.d a.
TIC. IA 'nt The ss of ths law ard mt celsl eous
library ui ! ""mInel CO FL 10 e. IN ~ aSDaY.
H-tcn 2l't lcS! und Of tho Other orontrty tito
= IN y" hG = a5:fa7. March 60, 1882. The
IA" il57Ary consists OF VIr.i iris and olrer 10.
por's shd ihfae Luu Der ui Text Book, The
2 'SceItnheCu: library corsis,s cf nearly thcus.
shd Vo'arne= III standard W jrks Tn" fnrnitrra
pl, lurHs and O. Il p party Is 0! the finest kind.
ie n Of Sa O: '.lh
Cat.ioGueS vii! % iu.niEhed On application.
CE&HLES q SLppLB.
NH 5-'U CO.. stt bio Gf !. lex city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18
By Z. T. Luc.s. 4uc.jopeer

Z AE.uE ELH RE.3M ASHATG III THE
CITY OF LIE ENURih. Va, FUR
SAh:.-Untrr auth nrit, OF ina dacrre OF NE
uncu Court lor the CITY Of AleSsnGrs. Va.
II the consolid stet chuncery C .es Of q, Zlnove
% sR-inSt Jhns,ols adfn'x and othe's and
sTu1 mol sga: Fo.set. s1d others, p.s oi oa
- Il Il day Of Ec!Ub5f. 1881 the uaders 20 I'd
c)n nissoners n ,rr' nsmhd will OiIe- for "a e
Oh SNLU hD = dp'il l5.h, So ht II o'clock
n, by DucIic auction, in front of the Court
House door GA Tsictsx street in Ms CITY Of 4 j.
ex+ndfls Va tn 10 loving d. c ibod ~. D atty:
q Lon OE Z 2UCh y with EStCn EUUon
| thereon. bJunded ard described as follows ::
HssiGnins ca the we. : side OF 1t AsaTh stree,
lj1 :Get ipc&es soutn CT is inter- .iun with
hinH street ,herCo VI B.nrly srd p.rzie With
kiTg stree. 1-3 !aai !Hche: thnr ca south ery
snd :T. lei VIII 81 As Db slrsrs Is fest; thence
.as:' sud par-! o. WITH Eirg stIo"t a. fact 5
!! cats; iheIcA Fou har!J nu7 pnraii.l With os.
Gs .ph str.e. 81 ..et ibsnca eaa.eIl7 and p,ral
Tel with hioG stree! 70 ise! 20 3! AsaDh slres, ;
thence nersh on IT snph street So feat To tie
De. inr,5e snb;ect however tp rlEhI OF WAy
oytr /" is,s at.ay bt.was:. ina or1yertY abJvs
dest1!Hcd eH! TIE property :d!oili. s OF :hs
nur.h Also
a L0T OF G.GyND with tho BRICK
5 ABLS thereon, bgiH;ins 81 tie corner
formad by ih, Intersection Ct the 4th and 9th
Boundaries CT the Gbare lot, gud runnir" th. nee
orthw.rt!y v:LA ssii 4.a bountsrJ s. f-e,;
there's westward p aat gr-all with ElHgs: 2
'Scs q 'Hl ~ = ~ Hesk Ui Ull:S
s..bt5; thence s, Nth ~.r6!g ard o,,alinl with
It As-rh st!esl Il i.e. 2 Gth IL ,re or iaiR tu
the dividing ids 0f The d0nJle SAB st,udiGg
!he:, on. end which stable Was ,r c.cd t. b ussd
Ia mo m&hr,f ger llUs eI IN deed ir, III y H..
knig :! to J 3 Bale vol. dsi.d hmi II 1852 :,
hsnce etslGTly and Though said doure ,Ul=
and p.r,l Il with King ssrse! Is 70 : inches
m re or less - b. ru3!sru wall az sa,1 stabio /;
tncace sruh wilt s;i eusterL W. / t. il nler-
ectlon with tn 5iA U,uot,ry OF tho rDoge meT-
!i"ned -; tnel C, @aeiw.'dy ty said oh
b u d ~ tSt ..;!Gc 81 sae c.iuniIg
te!ms Of Sse: Gro "a "a OF iue purchase
m 'neg ia cab, rad the residue i tWo,qI.
| pny tnrnis Ht t~s,ve EHd !sbteun month, W III
;"T: 81 irora ih- Gu? OF ss,e; tee nuLrs of TOE
sure! saer with B,curi., To ba t.kea for tho de.
te'r q p,y uen's. znG lie iitis tr the uropr.ty
reiIioea unsi tbs N lie of Jna lurcas s mon"y
= pHli. Cows haCi Z, 1t tnu cost OF thu per
Chaser.
FH+NC!7 !. SGIT=, Comm'rs
THf3 GGpHE Of
J9HN Nj JuHacON Sale
,unI1-u,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18

rEHRU USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
z CITY PkOPEKTY-By virtue of a deed
OF trust executed by s. Y. Neale on the l0.h dsy
of JANUARY. 1882 and duly recorded IN tie
CLERKS ,fiee or AlexsDdtis city. hber No. 10
1910 b7l, 'hs undersigned as trustae n said deed
being requested the eto BY one cf the nent Fl ,is-
rss th,r uuder will otIer for sale ut public auc.
ton, Oh SATU HDAY, the 25th day OF March.
1882 It II O'CLOCK m., iu front OF the premises,
on Duke street IN the Gig f Alex.ndris, Va
The prcpsrty therein onveyed, viz: Ali that
!.Oi CF GROUND. with the BUILDINGS
thereon, situated 10 the clty Of Ale1.ndris, at
the intersection OF Duse and 1t As.ph streets.
beginning ut said intersection and running .her ca
Uish Duke street east and binding there Nth 10
f.es 10 lot 1arutr'y the property of Peter
with st. Asap'I street IS feet to lot for
merly the properly OF Doctor Psrcoa.t
dececaec; .nence west parallel with Luxe
street d feet 10 st. Assph ihence north aod
tunning with Ct 6s,ph IS feet to the be.
ginning, with all the apppr,eusness thereto be
GROUND. with the BUILDINGS thereon,
tlstsd ON the scu b side f Duke str, ct, in the
CITY of Alexandra. and sdjoluir & the ab, " lot,
and bounded rs fJllowB: b. ginnlGg on The eou,h
eide Of Duke street. st POM ID feet east Of st.
Assph street, snd rurniIg thence e,stwordlv
with Duke street 63 fee. iuches: thenca south
unIa'Iel with It. Asaph stree. 100 :eat more or
less, to Al alley thence wet parallel with Duke
.tre.t l3 feet i.ches thence west parallel with
st p' street twenty Two feet; thence vest
| vsrslel with luke s'r ,et siIy fe.t; thence to
| the peiLt OF b glnninx with all the appurten-
| snces thereto oe!onsing. bsiog the same LET
| of around conveyed By a stuart. trustee to the
sid =. o. y ess. These two lots will be sold
tose!her ss ole piece.
TIE ns If rAle Une.t ,urth of the purch age
mo"ey il Cash on he of sale, the rencue
there"t In shree eql.l irs'slmeuts of six twelve
400 e'ehtsea mon.ns fr. N dsy Of sale wnh IN
ter. 81 I IN oa'e, .denc.G b the notes OF pur.
| chaser or the whole purchase money in c.sh a
| tie optic OF the lurcn ser, 81 q title t. ba re
s.la-d ulti the full pay u ent of the purch. .s,
m >nrys. Tne improvements on the said pr 1per
" to b > kept insured asaint fte in the nam
sr.d 10 The s..if, c N Of the UNDERLINED In ,h
sem of five thousand dollars iu an undoub.et
Imps y. tp,n default in lhs pay ment of sn,
pars OF sue u. chase n oneys the property to b
resoid at the custs 81 d rnk of me hurch .ser
ellng as tru. tie on ypr ose to give such liz!
as is Y ,sted in me, JOHN w. BUhKE.
1 mati'id Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18
18th day CT Nav, 1882,

81 the rsil,cad depot cf the Washir g.on and
OHIO Rsiirosu Company, in the city OF Alexsn.
ENTihE LINE OF THE WASHINGTON g.
OHIO RAILROAD.
incu2ing that partly ard that wh lily ,rstruct-
cd, and asn nl aid singular Ell the works atd
rfopefty, r'l', personal and mixed, rolling
a.ock, loc' N 'Iiver, c ~. Sc, ard oil rights,
cOntr' Ola aid irsnCnis, s e ;nid Washington and
ohio Railfo=d Company.
1ha ssld property c)ssists OF g const! uctod
line OF railway 10 nctis, operation ire m 70, CITY
u Aic1nnHtia W. etw,rd lhrou9 h lhe coun.
s'es u Alus andria, F,IraI aid LJuGoun to
Folnd H., station, in Loudoun courry dh-
:-n'e OF OH uiIes il clu ?lug q line co.nec!ing
with the " hiuSsoh ond alexandria Rail DAD
The rOrd IL siso gradsd beyond Elu I'D HILL for
dis.ri c. # Ibreu miles
ahe oth'r ferl property Of III, company cen.
e's.s OF 'rge bfcs depot bull irg sno freight
house Ia lae city Of Alex noria d round house.
III 'calnn shoD Car Ehop, car shed, s,ore b Juse.
&c. and about fifteen acres of land &C lace,
relo as eleven depot b, Us IS and lota At The
-hV n princpai ttsLlCns be.Weeu Alexandra
chi R0uud Hll
:nrnlig to The routs surveyed tho d:s.aDce
tfnn' Washington ciLy t. Pti It Pleasant. on the
ohio river, Is th!es hundred and twenty We
nilrs, ard pssses through 3 country heavily
Il n oer' snd OF sreat mntrsl resources
Irrri: ! he ehtre properly, real personal and
nix d. frnt lises &C., is sold together nnd for
the ssm"tte purcha. or mu t pay fifty thousand
dol!ars (b5 ,CW) of the purchase motley in ca n,
a"d he rosidue IN four equal annual payments
~'lh interest from III d.y of sale. which tsid
p'y y nen's ae 20 DO evidenced by bonds which
aru to be secured by deed of trust unon III.
properly sold, to be executed upon the col firms
ton OF the EGlo and conveyance to the pur.
casser.
! bis ssle is subject 10 the lien of the dead of
trust executed usust 9Th, 1868 to indemnify
the cYun'y OF Cla! Ks. Stsle OF Virginia, against
l,blhiJ Ior the snDusl interest on the bonds of
the sid county for the aum of one hundred
thcu,snd dollars ($l00 t00) ''uo to and until the
iine whom said roAd sbal bs commenced, and
under construc uction in ssid county of Cl,rke;"and
ssaintt Il.biii'y for the p.ymeDls Of the pripci.
pal If shid bonds in c4ss they hill become due
and payable before the roso shall be com m menced
and under construction in asid county, the ssid
bonds falling due IN the year 1892.
i be purchaser will DO enLlll,d to the net
p:ofts Of The road from the osy Of the Eale.
s S1Ga,p. q TAftGF' g. les. oomn,,s.
OHAS f. STU ART, Of Sale.
HENRY HEAT(N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18

h'Oh SA LIZA FAEM Of shou, 81 0 ACHES
a situated on Arlington heights tbrce miles
from the 5ou:h end OF the Ion! 8rd te. ia full
view oI ihe Cepitol Sa'd farm hus be, used
81 DAIRY Farm for the last thirty gears
wi! sril Tie whoIs in body or ciVlda it in three
farms OF abCu. 100 acres etcb improvements
god Terms csay Persons wishing to insp pect
the property csG reach lhs ssne by Washington
and Ohio 4. Is. ct Arlington rtstion, which ie
about mile distant and II nile trcm Fort
Kt!'yo- on the ~ Msehngton snd AicX.ndri, IS
t. Eor psri:2u!s:s enquire cf The subscriber.
lftJ-lt :. R. CONFETTI
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TRUTH .3TTEsTED.
lSome important Statements OF Well Known
Poodle Wholly VeriHa3


In order that the public may fully raslizs the
genolneness OF The ststements, as we'll a. tha
power and value of the srlicIe of which thew
speak. We publish herewith the fac simi.e sigma
lures of parties whose sincerity is beyond ques.
ton. be truth of these testimolials is absoIu.e
nor can the facts they announce be ignored.
Ale1sndris, Va, August 4. 1881.
I was thrown from my horse 6 or yesrs ago,
end suffered severe wound Of the side, which
was aggravated by cisordered kidneys Rlev.n
months sgo YVES attacked with pneumonia and
blsc sr di.enss deposits of brcs dust snd ..bu
men being discernahle by the naked eye. was
confined 10 the hcuas for six nurths. xnd wts
unable 10 cross the floor without assistance. My
ply sicieu did me- no good. Having read in my
religious weekies OF the full cures by
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and being
advised to use it By Captain Graham l did so,
and am oLca moro able 10 walk lhs streets NV
pains have left me. aud believe if had used
the remedy year $50 1 Should lhen a:so have
been cured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18

The other day 6 small poy, who is noted for
love Of experimenting, poured = lot of mola.ses
on the est who imm sdi.telv went in the bcuse
and jumped into III. lsp If the boys mother,
who h % just DOM, silk dress TO 60 out call
ing. We don't ws.t to 20 ito unpleasant d =.
tails bu. the natural i'm preston on SEER her
90 fer that bog with the first thing she l,id her
hands on ID that that boy wi ! try q diffsrert
scheme the ne1t time he is suffering for scientific
diveni)n,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18

W.hLlHQ HOUSE FOR KEN?-Grie O
dwelling hots, no 20 / uKG St q. re:i ent
OF the ChthOC pa'sonsgA T.w o,c .pad By
Captain Mark prce VIII DO -ehted Oh rrason-
.olc>ier rs TO good tenant Pvs.essign gwen
hsy LIST Apply 10
Mhl4-tf -NAAC EINNREEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18

II OR ) K n T-rhu desirabl" BUSIHHSS
4 SiAN d 70 m riy occUpled b; tie !aie ii.
5 w Barker. Apply to
miii-2t W. y HUDSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18

vSNRUSTES" oALK or lhM nTsAMHR
Z MANY WAr9Ir GTOF, If Ak1sndri.
Under authority of 6et d of trust executed by
the Up er roLon &C SteAu Et 'onpaoy, besr
nI da e t:n Asst day of Say, 1915, oi RECORD in
the Uusstm Hou'a Of Rle1al d:la VS., viii
ter for safe q! pubic sciion. on 2 u URSUsY,
ih5 23t dsy of 70 arch. Is > the SrEAA AHH
MANY ~ aSHIH GTON, o. siex -ndrin. VI.
Tbs steamer WIS built in 1874 10 150 f. ct in
ler 9Th 18 tcet brasd Oh HnJr linbe,s snc IS
f.et guard, tu'sh7n 291 tons light drst,
Say 80 lncbes hiss psrmit trom the Government
Inspectors 10 Try s U passengers. She has
b en la.ely overhsu 81 on the ways and thor.
,ushly rept!crd and is tei,vsd 10 bs in all
reap c:s, in good rub1i & cer For sy ,ral
tesaups past she has been running very success
fully S sn excursion bost On ihs Potomac
The s!e.msr 3 lying at the Seveuth.StTt g,
wharf, Washington, y. u, whore she will 70.
% rin uL I'll the Gay of ssls.
The sale will tase place in sle1sr dsis at the
front door Ct the Custom House On the day
above Stated, at II oe ock n, Terms Cash.
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
blS-.s Trustee,
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{ b1S-.s
ssdiLlP b. EOC.,

DAiLlP b. EOCs.
AGENT
Liverpool s London & Globe Fire Lns. Co.,
H. = UnderWriters' = eency Fire 1ns Co.,
Petersburg Savings and IlG Co.,
Fire end Murine Ins. Go
Riahs tsken BY these first class companies ST
current rsteS,
Losses settled promptly and literally. feb7
- DOVER BG9 PESTERS
In store snd for sac - lot OF Tho soJTe cee
bra!ed Egg Bihttrs st lew pr CO..
MCLEAN L UHLER.
mhT rs King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18

+ OK 81 Ole OF the largest ard most
: elgtly located ESSiDGnOE:, with spa-
2or8 grouucs nt:acned. in tho city. For tern s,
&C., apply 10 Green 6 Wiss je30-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18
AUCTHssE BALER.
By 4. T. Lucas, suctioDeer.

p T PUBLIC AUCrION-THR ENTIRE
Ia OUTFIT OF TIE TONTINE HOTRL,
!" seI dris, Vs.-nn THURSDAY, March
- J, 1t ten O'Clock, wi sell. on the premises,
entire outfit Of the TONTINE HOTEL, sit
u.tsd on Cao1eron street between F.i-fax and
Roy,l stre' Is, snd formerly known ss the 'loo.
NJ douss" TIE iuruishir g hareof coosst of
snt ie and m odern md made Mahogany and
WsiLut Furniture, handsome P.rl"r suns,
Walnut and Marble Il p Chamber suiis. fne
Pier Mirrors Harbls Too Tables, Chairs, Ex-
tension T-hl's Feather Beds snd Pillows. Mat
tresses. tl.b bksts snd Bed Linen. fac old side,
bosrds aao siv4r Plated Ware, Cut Gl 81 ard
french China Ware, Cutlery and rockery,
+ hxu ias!er, bfuss-ls and In grain Carpets, Rugs,
Oil Ciolbs, Stoves, &C, sc In addition to The
a5,vs will bs sold the handsome bsr Outfit,
French plsta Mirrors, Cut Gl.sJ DecAn.ers,
Glsssts and PAINTINGS
Terms Of Sale: Cash.
Mrs. VIRGiNIA STEWART,
yoI1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18
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4 UCTI0N SALE-By virtue of an order of
a. the Corporation Court of ths city Of Alex.
81 dris entsred or the 7th day of March 1882
in IN. stlschmsnt causes Of y l.. N eale q con,
and Is. z. kutd sg.inst 8. O. Nesle, l will
sell, on the premises, at she southeast corner of
It. 4 saDh aid Duke Streets the VALUABLE
l. w End n hlHGBLLA NhUUS LI5RARY,
OFFICE HOU~RHOLD ard KIrORRN
FURAlT O RE. PIOTU kE3 snd other person.
al facts f the sid j. G Nssle, ltvi4d upon BY
viz us OF ths sid attach men.e. 1hs ssle of the
law and isc,llsr e)us library will commence at
~ q. m To E5DAY, March 2lst 81 and Of
the other Ir P'rty ct 10 =. 10. W&DN ESDAY,
s'srch 22l, sS!. The law library conf: OF q
valua' J. collection Of Vlrgilis and other Re.
ports and lsrse num5ar vt Tex. Books The
N scai!apeous library consists Ct nesriV thous-
aud vtlQmes OF stan lard works. ?he furniture,
pictures aud other property il Of the fuesl kind.
TeIms Of Stl.: Cs.h
Catalogues will DO furnished upon spplic ation.
WILLIAM ii. SMITH.
nj lO-l0t Serg ant city of AlexsL d:ia.