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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
PROPOSALS..

bLANS FOR PUBLIC siJI9Ua BUlI.r.
T. INES EAETHD
Plans snd spacia ,.tions t1t : -!iio'l hl ii1l
to accommodate four hundvah boz. will b, 70.
ceived ut tho ofies Of to Superintendent. Or
Public Schools up t. II NJ. On :;1-EU&D ".
February 9Th, 49,!
All drawings must ba uisda to tAa u1!Erfcl
scale of four Feet TO one idcd God such da,lil3,r
q larger scale Ns may % necessary - sic;.!!?
any peculiar plSu. drawing, &c.
Drawings, as follows mus. ca SOFT n hS OH
com p6titor: all q. one .iae viz:
!. Plan Of each loor.
2. Transverse Section.
g. Front sud side elevaton:.
Full specifications nut sc,tml!a7 o,cl G.!
of drawings. General Ius,u :tiGn, oanrafnins
sizo, esIi mated cost &C.. Gail be uj..iret by 50.
plying to tho Superintendent. a. h,I ulii ;, 81
any Saturday bat~een ID m. md noon.
No compensation will bs allowed for thu plsrs
snd specifications, batthe archi;sc! whose draw
ing is selected By thu City School rsri will b,
commissioned 10 Garry cut tao accoptet .icssn,
make detail drawings, sad nrocura estimates
make tll agreements. aad give po,aon Il suosrr,.
sion to tho erection Of the building receiving 10.
his services in full five pur c,ns GA loo aalu,!
cost. Zach draRne sad specif1rioa mas h.yu
the signature OF its sa.LJ., aud r !c.ui plans
will be raturned.
The Board reserves the rgh, !; t,j,.s ali IN,
plans. A. MCLEAN,
TOWNSHBNp D FRNDALL
RICHARD IT, UAHNE
Cammit!ee on Schoo!hou.es and Furni!u:a
Cec20-2lW.d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
81 he Proof Of the Coffee is the Drink
ing"
THE "JDyA1n Coffee ANITA

TIE IDEAL CcFFEE AID TEA PoTS.
The best in the .oorld-PtrJection and Chap.
ness combined, made of the beet highly polished
lin; 90 Nickel Plated and Silver Lined. It
ID the only pot that Keeps tue coffee entirely sep-
srate from the tin no perforated lin to lust ut;
hence there can be 20 metallic taste in the iniu.
sion. Ali the aroma and steam ID KEEP! in this
pot, an the coHe, is az clear as amber. 1t is
endorsed by the - cientiio American" "Iron
Age" and the IN e!nl Worker" and recon-.
mended By Mrs. 4. 3. Hayes. MIS- Bishop
S.m osor, Mrs Dr.. AgneW and hosts of o!hors
as well known, besides many 10 this city who
have them in actual use. Sand for illustrated
prica llSt. For sale Wholesale and retail BY
SrAHsBUEY & RRo.. MeBurney's Building cor.
HiLg and Washington sts., Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

SPECIAL PRIVATE SALE OF DRY GooDs.-
Having this Day purchased the euiiro stock 10
W. N. Barklcy's store. AID removed j! ever to
our store. We will. from Monday mcr1ir G, Jso.
Q, 1892, dispose Of Tie entire stock mach BE-
low tho regular pricee. bavirg purchased il
che1p for cash. and at greatly reduced prices.
Persons Who de!ite to purchase Dry Gocda.
Notions AID Hosiery. either at wholesale or re-
tail, will find it 10 their advantage to pisO us q
call. The stock consists of Cslic,B, Cottous,
Cloth. Cassiners. Ladies and Gents Uoder.
wesr. G!ovas. Stockings. Socks, SuspeDder5.
Table Cloth. Aipac,s. Csshmers and a general
assortment Isaac EICHBERG
dec7 lw Successor to Slsymaker Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

HE ZTHEa CONCERT To-Nl0uT. The
Concert OF ,he Washington Either Club, ct
hfnoIy Hall, tonight will. it is thought, BE-
ona Of the bt uecal epterlsir anita evsr GIVEN
li Inc city lsrgo audience il expected as
GOOD many reserved seats have been taken.
4, III ong those who will take prominent part in
.ne voesi programme. az a member of the Bee.
tnoven Ilartet.e. is Mr.. Milton Buchanan,
formerly OF this city. but now of Washington.
mere will DO present fifteen or twenty OF the best
performers on the Either in the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
'.svitE OF CARDUl" ior Ladies' only.
For sale by T.. 8. Leadbester & Bro.
Mothers Mothers Mothers,.

Ara you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the ezcrucsting pain of cutting teeth? n so,
goat once and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHlE Nc SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer mmedstely-dGpend upon it !;
there Is no mistake shout it. There is not o
mother on earth who has ever used 1t who will
no! tell you at once that it will regulate the bow
eis. and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health 10 the child, operating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe TO use in all Cases. and pleasant to
the taste. and is the prescription OF ono of the
oldest and beet female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. Is cent?
q bottle. mhll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

A CoRREcTIoN.-We lean that ws were
mistaken in the statement made yesterday ths
n. IS. Meade had declared ''on the streels thai
f'.k' Windsor would certsinly be made iu ]se. 1"
1t tcons his declaration WIS qualified by tho
crowded certain statements he
had heard were true" Whether they are
""s or not be does Mt know. We make this
c'rrtcilon because Mr.. Nj. has taken 20 part n
tie contest whatever. and does not propose to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
One Experience from Mapy,

i had been sick and miserable 30 long and
had caused ny husband 80 much trouble snd
oxponso, no one eeemet to know what sied mo-
that was completely dishearteued and discour-
aged. in this frame of mind got q bottle of
Hop Btter5 and used them unknown ID my fam
i!y' l soon began to improve al d gained 30 fast
that my husband and family thought it strange
ard unnstural, bu! when told them what had
helped me, they said "HuIrah for Hop Biuers
long may they prosper, for they have made
mother we'll and us happy.-The Mother
Hone Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

fis Heather Pro5a5ihties. Jan. u 1852 -
For lbe Middle Atlantic Stktes increaticg cloud
iness, followed during the night by rain or snow.
ing barometer and 10 change in tempersture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

EXAMINATIONS AT TIE SENINARY.-The
Cbaplalns Will b. ct the Theological Sanitary,
naar tbs city, 90 the II b of Fsbru,ry, when
th'y will eonmoncc their examinations, which
will conc'do the lo!lcwpg:
Ll'ersry-English language. literature, nc :
ORC. loSic aud physics.
!hcoogical-FHst tx,mic aton fer priests
orders lit. |. Can. 4, Y III. itc udiug il :
t1odGl,tlon; and of second examination, IBID.
III. Evidences OF Christianity AID Ipsp ration,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
COMPREHENSIVE.
AUCTION SALES,
By K. T. Lucas, Auctionesr,

By K. T. Lucas. Auctioneer.
|0N TEE l4!h DAY OF JANUARY, 1882
~ at IL ocltcs ne, will cell in front of the
Market Building, on Royal street, Alexsndiis,
Va, FOUR (1 LO1 s with improvements there.
on, consisting of FOUR FRAME HOUSES,
two stories high; one lot with a house thereon
one and halt stories high, and one scre of
ground adjoining the same, improved by one
hundred we'll assorted and Tine bearing fruit
trees, we'll Of excellent water and stable con.
tanning seven stalls. The above described prop.
er!y Is situated on the Little kiver Turnpike, 10
West End: Fairfax county, md 3D. ioins the
"Robsrls Milp' property.
Terms Of Sale One fourth csth, And the real.
due. in Elk, twelve and eighteen months from the
day Of sale. Title retained until full pay m snt OF
the purchase money. j.. E. BOSE,
N. BAT the samo time and place ualess
previously dtp osed of 1t private sale, will sell
one BAY HORSE and one CART.
j.D6-td K. KRMPBR. Tru stee.
roMMlssIONERS sALEOF A VALU.
~ ABLE LOTin Contreville, Va-I,y virtue
al its Move mber term, 1881, in the cult Of Chss.
J. Bradley against j. W. Mohler and o!hers,
the undersigned Commissioner therein named,
will on MONDAY. the 10Th day Of January,
1882. at p m. in front of the Court House door,
=. Fairfax o. H., Va. offer for sale 70 I be high
cat bidder thst valuable LOT OF GRO UND in
CentreVille Va, lately part OF the Ia ads OF j.
w. Dear, formerly known as the freeman Lot,
containing one and a.hilf acres. The lot is
highly improved and has an ample orchard.
Terms: 30 much cash in hand ss will pay the
costs and expenses of suit and sale, and balance
on . credit Of ., II and Is MONTE.
If not sold at public sale The Same may be
OAssIUs CARTBR,
decl9-lawaV Com missioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS Tho f.Eos
log nave been iustslIed ty B,lIo Ha7>n
L>dG'. No. =. 1913, X. OF II By Thcm.s M,!s
ID. j. q. D., w: Maoo'm McLaap. Dic;at1, :
}, V. Davis. vjc'Dicarcr; j. W. Shinp,
Asst. Dc stor; D McL,ao. Reporter; G o
Uhhr. Financial Reporter; J. L. B ckhau,
Treasurer; JANIS q. Graham. Ch.pisiy :;
tfaLk &. Bell. Guide Il H. Mcorc, CUR
clsn; NJ. Eub:u, ,ptntl; Dr. II. Q. Powell.
Medical Examiner, sad +. A. Reed, Pat
Dictator. Tbs Trustees Of tho lodge ere Chts.
II. Colcs, John W. peske sod W, F.
Crtighttn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
LOCAL BREVI7IES.
Sos ro,ica OF SUPERINTENDENT of Ga.

The runher OF com ru1icsnts OF the Episcopal
Church in this city is 562 and the amount con.
tribu!sd by that church to diocesan missions
during the psst yesr W q $473.26.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

VirgiLii Midland Railway Ctmpany,)
Presidents OfHcs,
AleIandris. Va January 10Th, 1882
10 ths holders of first and second preferred
stock Of tn, Virginia Midland Railway Com.
pany:
Pursuant to AUTHORITY heretofore conferred BY
the ste ckholders and directors, notice is hereby
given ihst on aud after the 20lh day of Jspuary,
1882. this com pany will be prepared to deliver
in exchange for every ten shares OF pretsrrtd
stock OF either class per cent one thousand
dollar income bond of the company, secured BY
q Mortgage upon all the property of the com.
pany, together with An lal number of shares
OF the coU mon stock OF thu company, ut the
office OF the Central Trust Com 2any, 10 The city
of New York. Fer lsas number of shares Of
either class thsn ten there will be Issued an equal
number Of shares Of common stock, and Ger.
tlHcste stating its lace thai the holder thereof
10 entitled to part of = thousand dollar income
bond, bearing such proportion to the sum of ore
thousand dollars Is the par value of the stock 80
presented Tor exchange bears to the sum Of one
thousand dollars; and that whenever. such frac.
tional certificates. to the amount of one thousand
dollars. shall be presented at the agency of this
company, in the city of New York An income
bond for the sum Of one thousand dollars will be
issued in exchange therefor. The company will
also, ct the same time aud place, issue to the ex.
lifting common stockholders Of the COMPANY one
additional share OF common stock for every
share now held by them.
jsnl0 JOHN q. BARBOUR, President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

:, * hsre will be meeting OF those favora.
o.e 20 The organic ion of a new Building As.
sopihon held at Harmonic Hall, Thursday
evening January 18th, 1852. at II o clock.
lht9-3. I, r. nu1ro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
q UESs !

GUESS! CUES -
" A GIFT FOR A GUESS.
Twill give away a magnificent
Sl30 SHONINGER NlNE-STOP OYMBEL-
LA PARLOR OKGAN
to the p3rSon who comes nearest in guessing the
mum Der OF Beans contained in the Glsss Jar e1.
hibited in my Show Window. The Jar has been
flied and sealed by several prominent business
gentlemen, and will bs opened on the FEST
DAY OF MARCH. 1882, BY Judges sele cted for
tho purpose, who will count the Beans an award
the prize to the lucky guesser.
Come every body. Zach person allowed but
one gusss Register Book open from 9 q. Ii. to
Sidney T. NIMMO'S
PIANO WAREkOOMS, 4S3 9Th ST, q. v.
jin7 Washington. ID. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
.WlNE OF CARDUI" four times day
makes 4 happy household.
For ssle by z. 8. Leadb eater & Bro
Feeble Ladies'.

TcCUIC AUVICH.
those lsncuid, tiresome sensations, causing
you to feel sc.rcely able to be on your feet th q
constant drain that is taking from your system
all its elasiicl!y driving the bloom from your
thatk3; that continual strain upon your vital
FORCES rendering you irritable and ffelful, Can
essiy % remoYtd by the use of that msryelou,
remedy. Hop BiL!eis, Irregularities and Of.
stIutt'ons OF your system are relieved at once
while Inc special cause of periodical pain is ner.
msnen.ly removed. Will you heed this Gin.
cinnati Saturday Night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
ALWAYS READY
OYSTERS Milk Confectionery.

NP'F.R a REESGLE, 1919 KING Ct,
Ia serving daily the most delicious and sppetz.
Ing fries. roasts and stewj at his
LADIES OYSTER PARLORS
and in his Oyster Rooms for Gentlemen n, Patrons
may rely upon picked Oysters ana The beat
cookery in al styles.
MILK md CREAM. fresh and pure from ID @
country, always for sale Try it for your fs mily.
B!eDgle's Ice Cream. Pies for dessert or lunch
and pure Candies ere specialties in which he has
never been e1celled. Cakes of all kinds of the
bost material cheaper than they can be IN ade ct
tm!. He caters OF the best for families, Iar.
ties, balls, fairs and entertainments
Cream Pulls Tarts snd Pastry Of all kinds !;
Fruits, suRartd and plain; Caromols. Nut, and
Confett oaeres Of al kinds.
Call, see, buy and BE- satisfied. ian12
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
81 EsSYCiE 81.

6E3YCSEaL.
A. SEN S ATION
HAS OFTEN BEEN MADE
BY THE DISCOVERY OF SOME NEW
THING.
But NOTHING HAS EVER STOOD THB
TEST LIKK
DR. BENsON'S CELERY AND CHANG
MILE PILLS.
THRIR POPULARITY AND SALE ARE
TRULY UNPRECEDENTED.
THEIR CUSTOMERS PRAISE THEM
VERY HIGHLY.
And say that they really do care sick headache
Nervous Headache. Neuralgia. Ner-
rousness. Sleep,essness. Indi
gss!ion. Paralysis anu
Melancholy.
@1h hey supply q need long felt, and N lst
bscome house hold remedy. Juh think-to be
cured in q few weeks CT thoee terrible nervous
troubles and Sick Hss1tcies Neuralgia, and
Indigestion. and the nervous system put in q
natural and hssl.hy condition, destroy ing III .
possibility OF Paralysis, Angina Psctoris. and
sudden death, which is carrying off so many no.
BILE men and woman In the full lido of life and
usefulness Hiss!m pie remedy of extract of Celery
Seed and Chamonile Flow,rs. com ined in the
form Of Pills. Is a boon to hum unity. II has
saved Thousands of nervous. Hickey, headsohiDg
chlldrenin our schools and oat, every ye,r. No
Nervous parsons or g, fner, from Headache,
Rsural2is, Indigestion or Paralysis will do
themselves Justice uatil they try them.
Price 80 cents box. Sold by all druggists.
JANNEY & co. Dfuggi,tq, Wholesale
Agents for Alexandria, Va. dec3l-eolm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

Tie CORPORATION JUrGE,uIp. W 10 IS to
be tho fxt ise Of the Corporai1p G ur. Of
this city ID still the all absorbing ,opi, amor z
tie friends Of the d;ff.teat o2ntida:cs fit the
Position. Ii secms 10 b. the settled c. ioi III
Gov that the martle Of the iste Jrd:o CAntor
will fuIl ca either Judge james Ssips:cr, Of
f'lf'cx. or Mr.. l.. h. Wioisor. who is q r, ST.
!tLt If his ci:y. Last nigh, reatj1sttr N c.
lhes we're held 10 al the wsrds o! ITO ti y, 81
which rtso!u'loIs in respect to tie tamo!y CT
he l'ls Judge CL;co. sud rtooumepd. 2
M /. K. Windsor 20 The Leaislsura 10. e!cc-
lon to The plaza III eGe vEcaut by the dasth f
Judge Chlcn were passed Friends e both
Judeo Sargl aad MIR. Wild or arc ia r cl :
moad. ADD ii is 'houg thu! tho ua:tcr vii
uct III & remsio il dub.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

~ oIiCE1The undersigned having been az
pointed by the Corpo alton Court of the
IHu ~ AieIand,is administrator Of tho estate of
yohN COWLlNG. Jr decd hereby notifies
Tue creditors of the said d;cedent to prove and
preseht their Claims for pay ent, and be also re.
luests sll peraons indebted to the srid John
lowing to make nay mant thereof to him
ia WILLIAM COWlING,
-JahCchih Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

POLICE NOTES Three youDg colored mar--
VIII Hall, VIII Ross and Scott Di1on-were
before the Mayor his morning. charged With
dIsordcr'y clnduc OF party given by Laura
GIissby, c)!ored. 10 house bsck OF the old
Cour. House. S,>.s ID xaa was msde VII
rsss. as it was Shown tina: lis voica was only
raised 10 the iattrts, Of pesco. Tho evidence
vas that VIII Hall assaulted Will r 81 because
he wouldn't speak to Indy" at the ente,-
lainmrnl; Ross reasan FIR not speaking to
the lady" YVES that he did DOT vi-h to havs
aagihlnR - do pi'h . Girl wbo kept Halls
company. Hail Eas iaed So but not taviog the
money he vas ordered 10 b, csed W IlI the
foa was paid.
John Aldrico. coIored. senteno d 10 tho pee
ltentlaiy tor three years. from L3udouu ua!y,
Ter horse stealing, was rco''v,d at that IN iu-
llon last night. Sheriff Nixon pnssoi through
here yesterday mortiog With Alirich
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies'
in "WINE OF CARDUI."
For sale by t.. X. Lead beeter & Fro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
ANOTHER BIG REDUCTIoNIs
DRY GOODS.

p double White Blankets ST 60; Colored Silk
S ItG1 g so; Colored Silk Velvets 81 Is; Black
2 2s Veve,s 81 co. Ladies Jackets. Circulars,
users users and Goats very chesp; Immense At
boy's Wear 5tc and ST 81; also splencil as.
Ss0f'Mo1t OF Heavy Double Width Closking
Closhs for Ladies' 81 SO to s. go; Colored Cash.
metes. Double Width, Pure Wool, Good Quail
y ~; also Black Csshmeres, Pure Wool,
DoIole Width 374. 60. G2. ard IS; Pure White
Oh OIL Linen Table Dsmssk Soc; Besu:i.ul Plsid
Dress GCods Wide Double Width reduced to G J.
al an turs Wool Double White Blankets S. %,
orsc,a! Bargain; Large Size Pure White B.i.
uAl Qults 81 rs Colored Silks See.
a., SA8TEti's, I'll Market Space,
otcH-Wlt Washington, u. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

CORPORATION CoUaT.-Judge s. BasSet
French presiding. Com. W. Simon Phoo'x !;
indicted for passiDg counterfeit money; motion
10 arrest Of Judgment md for new trial over.
ruled prisoner senteDced by the Court TO two
years il the periteutary. execution stayed Tor
80 days and bill Of exceptions fled.
Com. vs. l.. 1. Young; violation OF revenue
lava; jury unable 10 sg,ee; juror WilhorsWn
and case continued.
N. Kohr Va. julius Dreifus; debt; neither
party requiring 8 jury jad2msst by iho Court
ior plaintiff.
Administration upon tho estate OF U. CHM,
deceased wac committed to the City Sergeant.
The designations of Arthur Simpson, Judge Of
election IN the - ward and Richard 81. LSles
Judge CT Election in The An ward, were tender.
Cd and 2apted.
The following were appointed regi,trars for
the city: lat ward. Charles Dearb born "a ward.
Arthur Simpson 81 ward, Philip Il. Summer;
18th ward, Is. II. Ly!es.
number Of chancery orders were entered,
sad the Court adjourned ill Court in course.
REMINISENCE Tho iowa Ct Alexandra was
trGsl,zaa m l7d9 In the early history of the
q y the building of Chris: Church was com.
neacad. 1T which !ine most Of the inhabitants
were engrsnts from Scotland. VIM. Ramsay.
esq, grandfather of Mr.. e. w. d. Ramssy
WIS t0oag the first to arrive here. Being o1e
Of the h'st u,!ees Of tho city. on the 18th o!
April. 1867. &! G meeting of the Board hslntrC-
tuoed report authorizing the erection of a
court house and church, - be located on
market square. The money 10 pu. ~ these Two
buildings WAS obtained from lottery schsmo
The church WAS erected on the southeast Corner
Of Fairfax knd Cameron streets. and WAS tho
origin Of the Fra! Presby .ersn Church, LOW
located On south Fairfsx street After the
building Of The church Oh FsitfAx street, the
house Oh the coraer Of Fsirisr ard Cameron
streets WAS occupied by the Corporation for
Sour. purposes. whore Judgs Christopher EeS!e,
father Of Mr.. s. Chapman Nosle. often held
Court. and where Cleon More. aid his con,
Alexander. or many years se:ved az Register
Of Wills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

N. BAT the ssma time and place, unluss
previously dip osed of 1t private SALE will sell
one BAY HORSE and one CART.
j.b6-td K. KRMPRR Trnstee.