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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-26
DIR. SPINNEY.
No. II kearny street.
treats all Chronic and Special Diseases


ifeate all chronic and Special Diseases.
YOUNG MEN
fallies =. ssnnerng from the effects of youthful
aoes or indiseretion will do we'll to avail ,h.,,
serves OF this the greatest boon ever i.ia =. .h
sltar OF suffering humanity DIR. spINNrv n .ne
guarantee TO forfeit $500 for every ease of si,
or private disease of any kind or chsrac.
'e' "niea ne undertakes aud fails 10 cure.
MlDDLE.AGED MEN.
mere are many at the age of thirty IN s;.,v vh.
~ .loaoied with too frequent excavations Of the
~ often accompanied by a slight smartin,
" burning sensation and weakening of the sys'
o. su ~ manner the patient cannot account for
wn summing the urinary deposits a ropy sedi.
m, 81 often be found and sometimes small
De OF shin. milkish hue again changing ~
a el ana torpid appearance. Dr. S. viii anarsn.
.ss perfect cure in ali such csses and 6esithr
res 10 OF the enito-urinnry organs.
IN once houfs-lO to and 6 to s. SUNDAYS from,
AZ 10 ~ A. NJ. Consultation free Thnr.,n,,h 81
animation and advice a. "su ca
Call or address
DR. SPlNNEf l. co..
no II kearny street, san Frssei.eo
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-26
The Great Enqlish Rouo1y

ls.a Mlffny
Cure for Nervous Debil-
ity,, Exhausted Vitali.
ty, Seminal Weakness.
Spermatorrhna, LosT
MANHOOD lmpoteney,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects of Self
Abuse, youthful follies
and excuses in niaturer
years-such as Loss of
Memory. Lassitude Noe
f1trnol Nm tnnS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-26

SKILLED engineers are said to be
wanted on the railroads.; but there's
killed brakemen enough on ali Of
them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-26

BEST Vs. {: s:
Sl2 day and upward made ut
home by the Industrious. Men, women, boys and
girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is
the time. You can work in spare time only or
give your whole time to the business. You can
live at home and do the work. No other business
will pay you nearly as we'll. No one can fail to
make enormous pay by engaging at once. Costly
outfit and terms free. Money made fast easily
and honorably. Address TRUE 4 CO., aAnsusta,
Maine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-26

Great chance to make money
Those who always take adj.
vintage Of the good chances
LOT making money that are
onered, generally become
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-26

II is proposed to introduce the grow.
ing Of tobacco AsIrsls ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
AUCTEON SALES.
Nv r m J,o,, a.,:

by 4. L. Lucas. Auctioneer,
ALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
os C!f1 OF ALEXANDRIA,, Va, FOR
OH cut Court for the CITY of AleSsndfis y.
a the consolidated chsncery c:u,es of o. move
q 20 agtiDst } ohnston's admir-, and otba,s 80
Gunneil sgsiI o. Fossett and others. p,ssei IN
Inc htss Cay OF October. 1881. the uadersign ed
com miESloncrs hsrei0 named will offer for Gale
on SATURDAY Ap,il 10Th, 1882 Atl2 o'clock
NJ, by ruolic suction, in front of Tho Gonrt
House door on Faii!.1 street. in thu CITY Of Al.
exsndIla Vs., lh4 TO- lowing der c:ibsd prcnerto.
a Luz OF GRuUND with BRIOK HOUSE
thereon, bounded and described az follows.
scanning on The wet side Of st. Assph street
!90 feet inches souih Of its inters ectiop with
King street; thence wss.erIy and pafsllel with
King street l23 feet inches; there's soutberiv
and parallel with 81. Assph street 26 feet. thence
easserly and parallel with King street d feet
lncnes; themes soulherly and parallel with st.
lei with King street 10 feet to St ASaph street:
thence norih on st. Assph street sc feet TO tina
beginning; subject however to right of way
over feet alley between the property above
described and the property sdioinir on the
a LOT OF GROUND with the BR1oK
STABLE thereon, beginning at the corner
formed oy The Intersection CT the 9Th and 9th
boundaries of the above lot, and running thence
norihwardly with asid Ain boundary 81 fact
thenee Westward snd parallel with King st 20
leet lnchfs TO the northwest corner Of q brick
stable; thence southws,dly srd. parallel with
81. esaph street l6 fee! nchts. IN 3re or less to
the dividing line OF the double stable standing
thereon. and which stable was erected to bs used
ID the mannes mentioned in deed from Q Nc.
Knigat to J. s. Hsllowell. dated April II, 1862;
lhsnce essterly and through said double sable
and parallel with King Stree. Is feat inches
more or less. TO Tia eastern wall of aaid stable
thence south with ssii eastern wall to thu inter-
iectlon with the 9Th boundary of the above mon.
TONED lot; thercs eas!wardly ty said 9Th
boundary extended to the beginning.
Terms of Sale: One third OF me purchase
money In cash, and the residue ia two euua
payments at twelve and eighteen monthp, with
interest from the day of sale the notes OF the
purchaser. with security, to be taken for the de-.
feired payments. and the title to the properly
retained until the whole OF the purchase money
Is paid. ColVeysncing st the cost of the pur.
chaser.
FsaN9 :! Sis I; SMITH, Oonm'rs.
: TaGSi y Mo 36H Ssson of Of
mhll-wts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
LOCAL. BREVTIJES

Only few fish arrived at F;shsown this NC rn.
lng. Shad sold at $3.50, ard boring a,
Sl2a$l6 per thousand.
EeV Madden, co!ored, desires it 10 b stated
that he was not present at the meeting Of read
jnsters. held .t the colorsd Odd Fellows Hall
Thursday night lass.
Among the M my strangers il tie city ye:ter.
day were two or the Indisn chiefs now in WISH.
ineto1. They visited Christ Church and other
places OF interest IN the city, and ware the OF
served of all observers
q lar re number OF tickets have beeu sold f,r
entertainment to be given a. Armory Hall on
alexandria ln6rmsry. Ths object Of the en-.
tertsinmenti is q very worthy ole and deserves
The hearty support Of sill.
The torpedo boat Alarm, with Admiral Ptr!er.
the Secretary Of the Navy and other cis,iL.
guished gus6ts, will leave the WMhnston navy
yard Tomorrow nornit 6 for tie lower Potion &c,
where experiments viii be msde with he
Weeks and other torpedoes.
William RushDsn. o workman in the machine
shops of tie Virginia Midland hallway d.pot
hac the end OF one Of his fingers cut OF by being
caught in some of the machinery q. the shops
this morning. David Williams, @ carpenter AZ
the depot, also had oae of his fingers badly cat
this morning.
he Cadtt Corps of 81. johns Academy ps.
raded tbs streets OF the city this morning under
command Of Major Potter presenting q neat,
soidiefly appearance. This was tho frs,
appearance Of Company 3 Of the Corp, with
the new Ugh. raes recently purchased from
New York. st. Johns Academy Cadet Corps
ls one CT the beet equipped military organiz,.
tiors in the State.
A a'ge number of shlo cerpeztsrs arrived
hero to-day to work on The new yts,sl being
built At the ship yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
ssothersl Nolherst1 Haotl,orsl,

Hothers! M0thers!! Mothcrs!!i
Are 5ou disturbed at night snd broken OF your
resi- bs s!sk child suffering and crying with
90 al eco end get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer mmediately-depend upon it {;
there ls no mistake about it. There is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the bow.
health 10 the child, operating Like magic. It is
perfectly SAFE 10 use in all cases. and pleasant to
tao sssto, and Is the prescription of one of the
oldes. snd best female phyaicisns and nurses in
ths United Sssses. Sold everywhere. % censs
bottle. mh2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
18th day of Nav, 1882.

a. the railroad depot CT tho WsshIr gton and
ohlo Railroad Company, in the city OF AleEsn.
q nnn nv W., ohel st public auction the
EHTlRE LINE OF THE WASHINGTON &
OHIO RAILROAD.
including that partly and that wholly construct
ed, and also all ard singular al the works and
property, real, personal snd mixed, POLLING
Stock, loco motiveR, oars, &C., and ell rights
contracts and franchises Ct said Washington and
Ohio Railroad Company.
The said property consists of e constructed
ilno OF railway IN active operation from the city
OF Alexandra, We, westward through the conn.
ties OF Alessndris, Fairfax aud LouGoun to
hound Hi station, in Loudoua coQrty, a dis
ts 11S Oh. Oh ols miles insludins line connecting
The road Is also graded beyond Round Hill for
q distance ef three miles
Inc other real property OF ihs company con.
slsss OF large brick depot building and freight
house, in the city of AieIsndris, a round house,
machine shop. car shop, car shed. store house,
&c, and about fftcon acres of lsnd adjacent
thereto: also eleven depot houses and lots at the
eleven principal stations between Alexandria
and Round Hill.
According to the route surveyed the distance
from Washington city to Point Pleasant, on tho
onio river, Is three hundred and twenty. five
miles, and passes through q country heavily
tlmoertd and OF great mineral resources.
!erui: Inc entire property, real personal and
mixed, fra1 chsea. &C., is sold together, and for
the same the purchsre; must pay fifty thousand
dollars (t6J COOP of the purchase morey in cash,
and The residne in four equal annual payments,
With interest from tbs Day of sale, which said
psy ments are TO be evidenced by bonds which
are to be secured by = deed of trust upon the
property sold, to be executed upon the conHrma-
ton OF tho ss!e and conveyance to the ppr.
chaser.
This sale is subject TO the lien of the deed of
trust executed August 9Th, 1868, to indemnify
the county Of Cls1ks, Stale of Virgins, against
isoility Tor the annual interest on the bonds of
| the said county for the cum of one hundred
thousand dollars ($l0O C00) 'up to and until the
time when said road shall be commenced, and
under construction in said county Of Clarke;' and
sgainIt liability for the payments of the princ.
| pal tf ssid bonds in case they shsll become due
and payable beiore the road shall be commenced
and under construction in said county, the said
| bonds falling due in the 5elr 1892.
The purchaser will be entitled to the net
profits Of the road from the day of tho sale.
/, T. BARTON,
BIOH'D. II. LEE. Comm'rs,
CHAS z. STUART, Of Sale.
henry REATON,
febll-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
At1hdr1a Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

able wind Ct Saturday AID yesterday 8 large
number of school, e:s came up the river, end III =
ueet OF three masters. anchored in the stream off
this city. attracted c good deal CT attention
T. HitcAcc elk. ice; Wili,m 0. Snow, ic1: k :
Leaning, ice; Major William 81. Tantum, hard
Gea'; Warren j: crosby, potatoes; Cora, z. T.
hrk, and Charles jeff srios, besides several two.
mssleo sGhooners, among them the Flying ScuGd,
" coal, snd the Virginia Dare with lumber
up to Washington, being COZ signed TO psri;es in
that city and Geo rgetoWn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
STAR
Will etand ttiIlesson at

W III EtHuu C! EeAso0 at
CATS TAVERN, WEST END
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
From April to June 80, 1882.
Star is dark bay. 16 hands high, and s years
old an excellent diver and dtsught horse
weight 100 lbs irotted his mile in 2.45 in si1
weeks handling hss taken three first premium,
at the AIe1andrs fsirs. He was raised by Nr
Willis Henderson, of Fairfax county, Va; BIZ
sire WAS old Star. Morgan horse; bis dam
Sl0 for the season; So to irsare.
@-T The beet of care will be taken cf all msrt
lett q. the stand. No accountability, however
for unavo:d ,e!e accidents.
mh8 Z. d. CATS. Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

DEATH OF A FORMER ALrxANDRIAN-NI,,
T. Z. Clsugh!cn, fIlmsrly OF this city, died at
th2 residence of his son, Dir. Ii. q. CIsusbscu.
10 WASHINGTON, last night. 10 the sob year Ct
his age. The deceased was wel-kuown here,
having tor many years served as coll C or for
the Alexandria Water Company. The rcmsirs
will b, brought hero tcmortow for inter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

PoL!Cg NLW5.-Thero gcra 10 e;imiasl
'!s:s at polio, hes6q1sr ere this Gtr:iog. tn
The Mayer wiJ called on to settle mixsd up
cog case. A dog bit child. aud application
was made 10 have The dog shot, tn; i. appesr-
ID u3oo Investigation that there w.re two doxs
s,foor5ed apd the question was to decide
winch Cog did tee blIog. O1e lady declared
IAat i w;s GOT Ter dog and tho other lady de-
c's;td i was 20. heIs. The evidence Was so
c9airsdccd tha. tie Mayer c,ud tsk, DO &C.
ilor.
l@c ca!o,ld men of ihe oli7 were much tx-
G'ed 'C-jay ever en- assault By policeman co
3oe OF tier raoo. TIE policeman vas fined
% justice Nails IS 50. but this did not satisfy
'h5m; ihty wanted tho case scot on to oourt,
a'd 'Uth u } o Oo!lpo'iou fer The purpose of en-
p'yiga larger. Toe Commcnwssl!h's Attor-
Dry VS. IreseI. ct the trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
LOCAL. NEWS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. For tie Middle
h,.,ptIo States ncrtheass to southeast winds,
fax ssaiher rising followed by falling barame-
te. ialIit 9, f,oRed by rising temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Financial

NEW York. April 3-fho stock market
opened per cent hia he, than Saturdays prices.
In the esriy dealings decline of t,2 per ct w.s
recorded Ibis Was fo!l.wsd by gsne,sl re {.
coVe'y Of sa14 per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

NoTlcE -Oa Monday morning no will open
cur hist i.vyc, Ct Spring stock which is ius.
Goa p'e.cd. 10 Dress Goods and Trimmings
Lace Gaods, lIaoo Curtains. Perc.les, aud new
styles ii Csllocs, Grghams end Pe1c.lss &C.
gosher With good macy uevslliep. You are
respectfully invited to call at
mal25lW |. EIc1ReRa's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
NEWS OF THE DAY

The Hebrew fess. CT P.sstysr besils his
evening",
L,cgfslloT N &c; ria! services were ted ia 6
nuuber C! churches il 3 ,ston ard tioiliy yt! :
tsrdsy.
Ganera Bur.but. late United States III ristsr
to Peru, died suddenly OF disease cf The hear,
90 Mach IS h at Inns
The rts;rIo lens imposed by The Governor Of
niassaeSusetis 10 regard 10 public parsdes oil
'hs Ninth itglncnt, IN eonstqusro % Of the
cafcu'' u soGie OF iis Numbers 10 R;camord d,
are 10 De removed May 3. the date of The
spirg dill.
Ito dtcsoaso OF the public i b! for the
mouth OF March. according to the Published
staemant, vas SIG 4G2 .94G.75.
Sir Robert Michesl L,ffsu. Governor Of the
barnudss, died 90 Msrch 22i, at the Govern.
meDt Honle. Mount L.neton, after lingering
ll'eess. Forty years of ircessant hard work in
tho IubiC servlcs bad destroyed the Governors
physique; ard sc last. heavy mental troubles
caused BY fraas a1G sudden domestic ffl:osions
served TO asgravste his bodily ailments.
SuShsocff. the Russian who wss condemned
to death ct tho rtc,ut Nhilist rial. was shot
at Cfonstedt ca Friday morning at the plucs f
execution. Mari1o troops ard sailors ware
dra@o upon three SIDES of fqusre. O., the
open 81 TO-. 10 trcns Of Wall. WAS black pest,
before which tho prisoner was pl,ced 10 white
shroud, end to which be was bound. Twelve
marloe5 tiad at fifteen psc!s. Dasth was it,
s!an;anecu. Thousands OF p,cpe surrounded
the spot.
lesier :uy afternoon Cornelu, j. Wander
bilt, brother Of William H. Vanderbilt, who
Contested the, prota:e tf Tho will of the late
Con modore Vanderbilt, committed suicide by
shooting himself through tn, he,d at the
Glenbam Hotel. New York. He did 20! &c
gaio CONSCIOUSNESS after be committed the fatal
act end slt:r lingering for several hours disd
Just before Fix O'clock. The uoliys for the
ac;, given by bis friends. is that it was The re
suit CT montel arrangement brought on by
years OF suit ring from eplleplic iss. No other
reason could DO givln. IS lis financial affairs
~ere slla to DO 10 the most pEopcrous condition.
Msry Power O'Counsr, sister of Thomas
Power o. Conner, member Of the British Par
lisucnnt hos been sent to jill under the ONT
Goa scs.
Sir Wiism Hsroourt. British secrstary for
home affairs. has rsspiIci Dr. L,mson till ArriI
The Emperor F;arois Joseph opensd the II
transitional AT Exhibition ct Eieuna on Satur-
day.
Uolon,l Cliuiop Il. R,eoki5tidee, a SOD Of
the late 1c;-Pfesidant Joun O. Brackinridpe,
Fill be candidate for the democratic nomios
tlon fer Cor grsss-.!-srge in Aaksnsas. He is
credited viii possessing considerable ability.
The United States Supreme Court will hear
mn moro arguments during tho term after April
-, aud ths 6aal adjournment of the count will
tske plsos co Mays
Bfedlaugh's friends are raising thu money 10
pay the FIVE hundred p,unds recovered sgalust
him 10 tho Court ct Queens Bach for voting
illegally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

The Comet. in!erts: is feis 10
tho eErivai # the peU comet, which is expect
ed to become visible sb:at May lst. If The
predictions ere c3rrsc: i. will BE- large and byi,-
liaut |: is st.tsd that The srbis Of this comet
will b. eeasnly million miles sway from the
ear;h go there ia No danger CT collision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Father is Getting Well,

M9 daughters ssy. "How much batter fsthe
10 Gil ca he ussd Bop Bitlers" He is getting vel
ssl.sr ~ loI 6 suffering from a disease declared
lncutsble bind we srs 40 glad thst he used you
h,t'er';-A lady of Rochester, N. Y.-UHet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

Forty years trial has proved "BLACK.
DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
For ,.'- by L. s. Lea dbeate. s. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

A youug lady at temperance meeting said ::
Brethren aud sisters. cider is necessity TO
me, and mus: have it, Ifiti, deeided that
We are cot to drink cidtr. | shall eat apples
and get some youog Dan to squs me. for
c,u't live without the iuios Of The apple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

BaEgaics 10 the latest styles of spring good
this week ct D. Ruben & Co. 8 Boot and Sbo
House. No. Is Klpg street. next door to Fl
Sr.u3s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

NlATTINGs MATTINas Il MATTIEas ! l.
500 Rolls of White. Check ard Fancy Msttings
just opened ct !. EIcHBERas.
mat2j-lH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

Bar&sics in The latest styles If spring goods
this wee at ID. Ruben l. Co.'S Boot ard Shoe
House, NJ. 6S kiog street. r,x. door to Il.
Slrsus,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
ITEMs.-The

observation-disclosures ITEMs.-The
s,alher yesterday was bright aud beautiful,
AID all tho churches had good congregations.
10 S.. Mary's Church the dsy ws5 observed
e. Palm Sundsy, and the osremory of blessing
MN vas performed. Rev Father O'kaos
preached the srmcu. Blessing palm is one CT
tie Oldest r..es OF The church, coming d0wl to
he present 3.y from the time Rhen the psl1
tees OF Palestine vera stlipped that the
raad to Ji,u3alem. ty wti,a Christ entered
hst { ~ end TIC loud hosennss Of the people,
niga: b, s'rawo. Rev. Mr.. WhittIcssy, Of
Washington. Erasobed 10 the First Presbyterian
Csu:cl 10 the ncraiog. All tho other pulLi: q
wrs filed bv ,ae rssidsc. clergy.
nv. pt. Fli5p, af'er preachisg short ser
moo .om the ,ext, II: is more blessed to give
t..n 10 rsot;7a.' 10 the Baptist Church, last
lish:. bspsji seven ptr5oas 10 the preset c.,
T.; = ,afge congregation.
The Gtp teUp,rat C, neati:g. in tho hall
Of lh1 Reform Clob. y,stsrdsy Afternoon. was
cluIalt.l b. Rsv. Mf. Tiedw,y. CT The NJ. P.
Hlu!co. nni addressed By T. 4. Burdick, of
NV i0ik aGi n;her, A large audience wss
prasju.
is:7. ID: p-ul:tn, Of ths NJ. Z CouIch, will
tiun2:Cc, Ii thc: church, ntx; Thursday
l.t = ssris5 Il shcr: weekly Isc,or.s on the
iw a;y Fl79 AIT q - Ct tho Med holds. Epis-
cJ.a! C"urch.
::@v Hr Bsaiis. bro.hsr 6 MIR. Fl w Bsa-
d. Q. shs city, will preach in tie Ri::t Prfsby.
u.sE Church next Sunday.
ina :.uadsy tchcols Il tho E scopsl churches
afa msAIHE preparations for their Ess.er cele.
rraIoR Dezt Gu: d,y, ard the chofs of these
-iurchea OK s.. M.ry's Church sre rehesrsirg
.y:e!!el. programmes of m2sic for this m3Rt
Lyons Of al religious festivals.
Hgv. Dr.. Merton. Of It Psu,'s Church, an.
GoulCci y1stsrtsy that he would deliver st the
a.-:ncon seiV.cs Of tho church this week. com.
"ercing this afternoon. 8 course of four lectures
-. Tho Last supper"
A ssyiss Ct special religious meetings will be
commenced in tic IL. 2. Ctu:c1 tomorrow
agl. H4v &r G!ag. o; Washington, viii
y.s.(h.
In Chris. Church services will be held TO.
m)if1G, ThuCstay end GoJa Friday. IL g. m,
~ Eev Il Safer.
Seiy cas- will be he'd daily al Grace Church,
HE Teas q. s s.El snd on Good Friday two
:;T7.c0s &: 4, m snd 30 p.u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

rc -, UEDERLT CcMaICNITY. u poa Ire cpaL-
ID *. we . pm! term o: the Corporation Ootr;,
,.,,. sSi'2, 'hia N r,iaz. Gem moaaeeltt' A.
"''i' ). q, Beet, ssid:
IL 80 S''t'S.d to sunouac, TO your Honor
US - n 'oe hF'; time slrc, the organization Of
Il n,9 ~, ~ services Of q g;a1d aty is
A'is'' |; Is rraptr for me- 10 s,ste that
au.; "'i*T Tat has prevailed in This com-
O.-r.. D.. Sc tat three months is Qua to tbe
Lj,l, ~, ia ihslsot discharge Of their duties
Il; "':'r sat Gasis'ra,es of the city, and
''A' a'e' 1t our polio, force
LET OF s:CaooSEes Daring the fsyo,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

\ tlial package OF "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
free OF charge.
For zale by <. :. Lesdbaa.ar s. Ero
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

Benjsmin MoCall. oged S. .ysars, 5isa 10
MOT roe coun,y. W. Va, last week. His Last
ao,d. wsro Tell C,pt Adar that lived
60 homes, MAO and died q democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

Bargains IN The latest styles Of spliug goods
this week at d. Ruben Il Co.'S Boos AID Shoe
House, Nc. GS kirg street. next door to H.
Sn,nss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Take "BLACK.DRAUGHTn and on,

will never be bilious.
For ssla by 4. s. Lesdbaator q Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

r. ,fHl"d WEATHER The weather yesterday
RS Wy warm. Firis Eers dispensed ai;h,
n'o.~T' Esro thF;wa oper. sid 10 thu after
W NE H'"n'a ;u:ned ca. CD messs visiiing
sb,s.A r'm5srs The gaze ynrGs sid olher
h. ,,, te;Eta:s The :,rry bcas did good
WITS Glt5 s!t.c:ers cjniog hsTe irrm
,,,heu''S'ro. )ha thardsr s.orn OF q f,w
u sJ rs, $40 is declared By .1any to have been
'v1'es'ff ~ 0! Wioter atd tho summer
c;a ;an 1f yesterday locks iks the p7;-
l., ,G' q tsa weahsr wise j, this rsrtcu-
,ss w., o. ic ii Sd. Tba pssch ana many
/, yu:' l. S't Tees sre in ipll hlooD, goo 81!
's'shs oaiDt 10 pleasant sprirg,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

The SALE or THE ORD Court HOUSE,
tlrp2ts in Attorney X. Ksmp,r and Com
m1n7ea' rs H.;ornn7 iJr the coua'y E1mund
bltss vii 10 10 Richmond tt- Borrow for the
MARCOS 81 appearing bsfora tho Committee on
G4asrei l.e7s Of the Stats Ssrat9 10 regard 10
he t..l - 7idiuc Tor the sale OF the old Court
i!9n:1. lho hill DOW ponding lroVdcs tha.
The old C5u't Hsu'o shail bs sold end the pro
cre2ts disli:d according TO population. bat Capt.
hsmp,7, who WA net consulted 10 The drsfsirg
ct h b!', Will f.7o. Gn equal division of tue
Wace7ts u the rslo bet"eao the city aod ths
e'uatS. 81 lie b.ii!vcs that h, doei Intends
NI.t o.orrehip. hlr Barks will cansond, if
taete IS 10 b,s sal: a Gil, for ths s,5 no. ooly
4 ;ho Cd Gou': il1use bi. of In IL ass. sad
!ot 40 'ql.l diaisioD 1t tho prcc:cCs Of the ssid
..i,. he. nks Can't. komper. ho!dios III It tho
r1oerty is hsid ;ioiiy AID tql'IS t7 The city
sId couaty.